Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 7, 1920, Page 7

May 6.—Arrangemen tion of 4,000,000 jews to Palestine, following the San sessions of the peace conference ich gave Great Britain, the mandate over that country for the establishment of a Jewish national home land, will be discussed an extraordinary conference of the nist Organization of Ame\riu here next Sunday and Monday. The coffercnce, which will be attend- ed by 1,700 delegates from the United States Canada, will be it is said,” the most important and historic gather- ing of Jews ever held in America.” Un- ’ . Have Pains? Aches ead psing seem to be the lot of the ordinary mortal. However, these AR o ot po % e some h--abchwgo.l“e:d':r..l(h- “.* to physical “-hlh::n‘beu.lwnd. it i | i £ help rid the blood of poisoa- tter that canses aches and , backache, rheu- muscles, otiff o ;l! i T , Asbury Park, N.J., writem me & grest deal of trouble for experienced l'. ] B. Tui i £ i i i der the leadership of Justice Brandeis of the United States Supreme Court - and. United, States Judge Julian W. Mack, the organization is expected to take im- mediate action toward the . restablish- ment of the Jewish people in the Near East after 2,000 years of ‘exile, thus ‘ringing to pass the realization of the movement begun 23 years ago by Dr. Theodor Herzl father of political Zionism. In calling this extraordinary eonven- tion, ‘which necessitated the postpone- ment of the regular annual meeting, which had been scheluled for Atlantic City beginning May 30, the:national ex- ecutive said: “The historic taction taken at San Remo on April 24, which gave recognition to the age-long aspirations of the Jewish people opens up :the immedi- ate opportunity to them ‘to conquer through work and organization that place for themselves in the world of civilization which had been .their hope for 20 cen- turfes, a place where Jewish ideals shall be free and where Jewish spirit shall be free to express itself in accordance with its traditions of social justice and righteousness.” These principles, it is said will govern the new Jewish home land: “Political and civil equality, irrespective of race, sex or faith of all inhabitants; equality of opportunity which, with due regard to existing rights shall tend to establish the ownership and control of the land, of all natural resources and of all public utilities in the whole people; application of the, cooperative principle so far as feasible in the organization of all agri- cultural, industrial, commercial and fin- cial undertakings and the establishment of a fiscal policy which shall protect the people from the evils of land speculation and from every other form of financial oppression.” Although myillions of Jews, particularly from Eastern Europe are said to be pre- pared to leaye at a moment’s*notice, the fully, - 50,000 ann ‘ ‘order to é::hm p;;p?:h;econflm!c and itural development country. 9-?‘In addition to formulating the policy of American Zionists at tie World Zionist Conference to be held, in. Carlsbad, Gzecho Sloyakia, beginning July 4, the convention here wili take up this Pales- tine reconstruction program. This will include the reclamation of swamp and waste land, irrigation, Palestine cities,. ganitation, the building ‘of a harbor at Haifa and the establish- ment of clothing and shoe factories, oil and soap plants and other industrial and commercial enterprises. — WAGE DISPUTE IN BRITISH COTTON TRADE I8 SETTLED Manchester, England, May 6.—The wages dispute in the cotton trade, which involyed 400,000 operatives, has been | settled. The aperatives have been granted an inerease of 28 1-2 per cent. on the current wages, with an additional 10 per cent. to male card room workers. The agreement is to last twelve months. The cotton employes had given notice that they wopld quit work on Saturday next unless their demonds were con- ceded. The question has been the sub- ject of prolengeu ences between the minister of labor and the employers’ anl employes’ organizations. ADDITIONAL $267,260,000 IN TAXES BY AUDIT OF EETUENS ‘Washington, May 6.—Aditional taxes amounting to $267,260,000 have been assesse against big corporations in the last nine morths as a result of an auit of their tax returns, internal revenue commissioner Williams informed con- gress today is asking for $1,300,000 to pay the expenses of this work. He said the audit has not yet been brought up to date, indicating the pos- sible recovery of adlitional sums. ‘modernizing fshipped south. One of the men arrested was a Brook- | cleared up today men in Brooklyn who ~ are alleged have cotifessed to have stolen many which they sold for only $§150 Forty-two of the lost machines having been sold to one man in Hemp- stead, L. I Most of them, however, were lyn owner who is alleged to have been buying the stolen machines at‘$150, AMERICANS DISCHARGED FROM THE BRITISH BEBF"VE onCE Washingtofi, May 6.—Forty thousand Americans, who in the early days of the world war enlisted in the British and Canadian armies, have been discharged from the British reserve force by an order issued by the British war de- partment and made public today by the British embassy here. Although for the most part repatriated anl back in their own country, these men Wwere being car- ried on the British army lists as reserv- ists, subject to recall to the celors in case of mergency, ‘WOULD E‘XTINB TIME TO BUY BONDS OF FEDERAL LAND BANKS ‘Washington, May 6.—Chairman Platt of .the house banking committee, pro- posed in a resolution today to extend to July 1 1921, the existing authority of the treasury department to purchase bonls issued by federal land banks. The resolution recited that the proceedings now pending in the supreme court at- tacking the constitutionality of the farm loan bank law might prevent the banks from disposing of bonds the proceeds fro mwhich would be needed to furnish necessary loans to farmers. The situation resulting from {je attack on the farm law was discussel at a con- —_— SALE OF MEN’ at%37 WERE TO $55.00 ENDS TOMORROW The Sale Price $37.50 Represents the Actual Wholesale Cost to Us — without one penny of profit added—It is our con- ‘tribution to help lower the high cost of clothes for men. SEIZE THIS OPPORTUNITY to buy clothing with a national reputation for style, quality, fine tailor- ing and value at this great reduction. surely your opportunity. Your unrestricted choice at $37.50, of over 300 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits, in the season’s best models—in a wonderful variety of fine all- wool fabrics. 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B A B ST T S i tley & Jones, (Pharmaci ference of farm loan bank managers here last week and it developed then that the proceedings up §50,000,000 in loans to farmers, WEARING OF OVE LS 18 Buenos Aires, May 6.—The wearing of overalls in order to eut the high price of clothing, begun in the United States, is sprealing in Argentina. adoption of overalls, by college students, the employes of the state railroad offices and the courts have petitioned for per- mission to wear them. The office employes and Central Argentine railroads have de- cided to appear in- overalls on May 24 and those of the customs house, ance companies and flour mills on May | MRS LEBAUDY TAKES OUT FIBST. CITIZENSHIP PAPERS Mineola, N, Y., May 6.—Mrs. Margue- rite Lebaudy, of Westbury, the French- woman, who last year shot and killed her husband, Jacques Lebaudy the Sahara,” citizenship papers. She said she planned to go ti France for the summer. 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