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Land Contracts
An Investment

Grand Opera Stars Sing
For Farm Prosperity

A. J. Primm

BUSINESS INVESTMENTS

WINDOW CAULKING
SUPERIOR ELASTIC CAULK

If any reader of THE JEWISH CHRONICLE from any
part of the civilized world, who has money to invest, will
write me, it will be a pleasure to give him in detail full
and complete information as to LAND CONTRACTS AS
AN INVESTMENT, I make collections on contracts sold
by my (Alice, free of charge, rendering monthly statements
with remittance for all collections made the previous
month. Correspondence is solicited. Bank and clientele
references given on request from parties interested in
high class investments.

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grand opera stars of in-
ternational note have volun•
Leered their services to aid the
"Itack-to•the-farm" movement. and
their first appearance for the cause
was at a dinner of two hundred of
New York', leading 'miness men.
who plan to help raise a 55.1100.000
endowment fund for The National
Farm School at Doylestown. Fa.
The opmatic stars are Iteniamino
Iticcio. harytone. late of the Met-
ropolitan Opera Company. New
Yolk Miss Margery Maxwell.
American prhnn donna for six years
with the Chicago Opera Collinear.
and Louis Dotnay, tenor, late of
Covent Garden. London.
Itlecio, who was horn and raised

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Correctly selected LAND CONTRACTS are unequalled
as investments for estates, private parties and institutions
with surplus funds not required in commercial and other
business undertakings. They yield a larger return on the
average investment than any other class of investment not
requiring employment of personal effort and supervision.
Yield on this class of investment ranges from a minimum
of 15 per cent to a maximum of much better than 20 per
cent on the average investment.

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used to supply all the peasants with
his products. The purchase of leath-
er and the marketing were no prob-
lem to him. Ile always managed to
provide for his family and was never
an object of charity or even sym-
pathy. The complete ruin of the
peasant class and their inability to
buy, and the shortage of money, the
inability of the craftsman to pur-
chase the necessary raw material, on
the other hand, are responsible for
the complete breakdown of the
craftsman class this last year.
Conditions have changed greatly,
however during the last months, and
the peasant will soon once more be
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able to come to town to buy neces-
sities for his funnily. In fact, accord-
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ing to what I have been told, every-
body expects a very busy season in
Poland this fall, simply because the
majority of people were unable to
make any purchases for a long time
and are now going to make all the
replacements and purchases. The
great fear among the Jews is that
they will not be able to take advant-
age of this opportunity and will not
benefit by it. The Jewish shoemaker,
having no credits and no modern ma-
chinery, cannot possibly compete
Used fur caulking wood and steel door and window frames, terra
with the reaniy-made ware, which not
cotta, stone, brick, marble and masonry joints.
only is better but also cheaper. The.
Czecho-Slovakian products have al-
most swept the market and, despite
Manufactured and Installed by
the heavy duty, they are still cheaper
and doubtlessly better than the home-
made products of the Jewish crafts-
man.
The recent relief work, which con-
sists of giving loans to the Jewish
craftsmen and merchants, has al-
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ready produced magnificent results
in having enabled a large number of
them to resume their work on a small
scale. It has at least kept utter
misery away from them. But the
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real problem is much bigger and lies
deeper than the average observer
suspects. It is not only the battle
with temporary economic handicaps
and anti-Semitic tendencies, which
the Jews of Poland face. Actually it
is the battle of the modern, Western
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methods being introduced in the land,
with the medieval, primitive ones
still applied by the small producers
and already being rejected by the
consumers.
Monthly or Weekly.
Before the war, there were 184
large wholesale establishments in
Rowno, which had the wide, almost 1.1
unlimited expanse of Eastern Rus-
sia for their hinterland. Only nine
have survived the post-war change.

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on a farm. took full charge of the

banquet and enlisted the assistance
of Dornay and Miss Maxwell, to-
gether with Mme. Marcia Freer.
whose contralto voice is recorded In
hundreds of famous phonograph re-
cords, and Ern° Balogh, the Hun-
garian pianist . Miss Maxwell also
was raised In the out-of-doors, her
childhood having been spent on a
ranch at Del Rapids, South
Dakota. All of the musicians. act-
uated by a desire to assist The Nat-
tonal Farm School to expand so
that it can train hundreds of ad-
dalonal needy city boys and girls
for prosperous agricultural careers.
Mil give their services when called
upon throughout all the year.

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BLAMES ANTLSEMITISM

Rowno---Whitewashed Sepulchre

Only Nine Business Establishments Out of 184 Survive Polish-Jewish Dis-
aster. But "Hope Springs Eternal—"

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VIENNA.—(.1. T. A.)—The opin-
ion that international anti-Semitism
is the only factor responsible for the
opposition of the Arabs to Jews in
Palestine was expressed by Von
Schoaennich in a lecture he delivered
here on his impressions on Palestine.
Palestine.
There arc no opponents to the Jew-
ish work in Palestine except interna-
tional anti-Semitism, which incites
the Arabs. The entire world will
learn something in the field of polit-
ical life, economics and religion front
Palestine, he stated.

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Of all the stricken towns in Pa- able to cope with In former years,
Sin has no master.
land, Rowno has received more pub- for instance, the Jewish shoemaker
Deity and possibly more help than
any other. That was primarily due
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to the tremendous need which pre
nailed among the thousands and
Manufacturers of
thousands of refugees from Russia,
who were concentrated in the bar-
racks and shacks in Rowno. The re-
fugees departed or were sent away
i -n
in the course of the years and Rowno
once more became and remained a
Office and Yard:
small commercial town, at present
right near the Russian border.
Both Miss Hortense Breckler and
myself were anxious to get there. I
was anxious to see the changes which
had occurred since my lost visit dur-
ing the winter and to ascertain
whether they were for the worse or
for the better. Miss Breckler's recol-
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lections of Rowno dated back almost
Manufacturers of
four years, when Rowno was the cen-
ter of the refugee movement and a
hot-bed of spotted typhus as well.
Miss Breckler visited Rowno then in
the company of one of the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee relief workers,
Herbert Zoellner. Both were pro-
vided with the customary white gar-
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ments which covered them almost
hermetically, leaving only enough
space for the eyes. Several days
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after the visit to Rowno, Mr. Zoell-
ner developed a very severe case of
typhus and was on the verge of death
for months, while Miss Breckler
came out unscathed. However, as
she told me, the few days of sus-
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pense, of waiting for the very same
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signs of sickness in herself, were
t.1
about the most trying ones she has
ever experienced.
The town of Rowno and the people
who live there have changed but lit-
tle in the course of the past years.
Most of the refugees have been dis-
posed of and only about 1,200 re-
mained, sentenced to a miserable,
hopeless life. The town, always so
prosperous during the Russian times,
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center of a very extended malt trade,
Corner Fourteenth
had been on the decline for the past
few years and had apparently
reached a point where it cannot sink
any deeper. . The Jews were living
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row, or even hopes for the better in F
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the near future. Rowno is so close
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to the Russian border and so far
away from the center of activities in
OBSOLETE TRACKAGE SALVAGED
Poland, that the general betterment
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of conditions noticeable all over Po-
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land had. apparently had no effect
on Rowno.
We were amazed at the change in
the external appearance of Ro-
wno. The dirty streets, in which
passer-by used to sink knee high in
Hay, Grain, Oats, Feed and Straw.
mud, were replaced by paved side-
walks and cobblestone streets. Ex-
cellently outfitted policemen are / We also sell the Buckeye Incubators, Security Brooders and Standard
pacing up and down the streets,reg-
Colony Brooder. Also •gents for Globe Feeds.
elating the never heavy traffic of
autos, peasant wagons and ca bs .
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houses an.I remodelled homes con- o

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is not so obvious and acute in the
summer, but it is gnawing and severe r
just the same. Unemployment, and
the complete stagnation of business,'
are still strangling the Jews of
Rowno. The very same conditions 1.
found several months ago, during the ''
! great crisis which swept all over
Poland, I found in Rowno during
per cent of all
t his visit. About 80
the craftsmen are still unemployed.
The tailors, for instance, as well as
:he shoemakers. are idle, with the ex-
ception of possibly six in each trade,
who are busy with repairs.
While it is perfectly true that no
one, and certainly not the Jews of
America, can be made responsible
fair the present plight of Polish
Jewry, one must nevertheless say
that it is largely due to circumstances
over which they not only have no
control, but which they also are un-

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