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THE RONGKONG, DAILY: PRESS FRIDAY, JUNE UTH. 1919.

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two other sales.

There is a very pronounced and definite public opinion now in this country concerning the Dodge Bros. Car.

People seem to know that Dodge Brothers' idea, from the very first, was that if they built the Car right, nothing else mattered.. It is the quality revealed in its performance which makes the price impressive. People are attracted by something more than price; it is the internal and external excellence which characterises the Car.

The high price it demands when sold second-hand increases the respect in which the Car is held.

It would be hard to find a truer test of enduring worth. People are not eager for used Cars unless they know that such Cars have before them a long life of satisfactory service,

And so the Dodge Brothers Car is bought, not upon price, but upon the quality and value that it embodies,

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MIDDLE-CLASS LETHARGY. BISHOP OF BIRMINGHAM'S TIEWS,

The Bishop of Birmingham was the principal speaker at a mass meeting organised by the Middle Class Union at the Queen's Hall recently. Moving a

ZIONIST, FALLACIES.

THE CRY OF PALESTINE FOR THE

JEWS-

VERDICT UF

HISTORY

1.

ROMANCE OF THE "CCS" HARLEY-STREET BEHIND THE, FIRING LINES.

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The Romance at the Casualty Clea ing Station "raight have been the title of If by Zionism one is to understand the the lecture by Major Cieneral Cuthbert foundation of Jewish colonies or centres Wallace, in connection with the special in Malestine the intervention at the Peace clinical meeting of the British Medin!

ia Conference was less, writes Joseph Association at the Queen's Hall recently resolution protesting against unfair and Reinach in a home paper. Jewish colo Gen. Walince was Consulting Surgeon

to the Expeditionary Force, and having

inequitable legislation and taxation:nies are already in existene thanks to urging that all possible pressure should the liberality of . Edmond de Rothserved in France during practically the be brought to bear on the Government to child. Full and complete liberty should whole of the war, is in a position to make carry out its election pledges; and debe given to other Jewish colonies in cours some striking compartons. manding better representation of the of formatiod, as also to Roman Catholic, middle classes on Government commis Protestant, Greek, and Armenian colanies, Perhaps the most remarkable of the Palentino, igures he gave were those contrasting the establish themselves in conferences, and councils the to Bishop said he hoped there would be on subject to the laws of the country. But medical staff available for dealing wi the Government's part & determication it by Zionism is understood the constitu- casualties at the casualty clearing statinas see that an indemnity was paid, and tion of a Jewish State in Palestine, at the battles of Lods and at Hill that they would find the sources from say plainly and resolutely: No. Even in respectively. They were:

But which the indemnity was to come. what we must do, he said,

is to see that Germany is not let off. Vindictive- ness is the last thing one would like to associate with the English character, but if you think there is any change of heart in the German people by this time you are making the most absolate blunder you possibly can."

to

for trade.

to

and

Loss. Hill 70.

Number of wounded 10,000 Teams of surgeon's Operating tables

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Some idea of the sudden demand made

the time when the Russian Jews or the Ramanian Jews were arbitrarily and un- justly deprived of their rights as subjects gr as Russian or Rumanian citizens, the idea of a Jewish State in Palestine was

on the surgeons in the big battles on the based on a misconception.

It might be legitimate to attempt Western front may be gathered from the create a homeland for millions of unfort-lecturer's statement that on the Arst day unates to whom intolerance refused of the battle of Loos we had 13,000 round- shelter in their nation lands. Neverthed and on the first day of the Somme less the prosecuted Jews of Russia orffensive 23,000.

DENTISTRY IN THE LINE.“

had got to show the energian Rumania have placed the Jews in those the casualty clearing stations when the.

JEW 15H STATE AN ABSURDITY.

November, 1914

Speaking of the Middle Class Union movement, the Bishop said that the mid- dle class were the most lethargic members of the commanity, patient beasts of Rumania had no more rights then in burden. With all their friendliness the Palestine than they have at the present

quite States intended, United

time. The new laws of Bussin and Nurses rendered surgery posible at compete strongly determination in business shown by countries in possession of the same right work began to be develops con- America, and there must be contentment and the same duties as the Christians tinued: What the surgeons could have and Musulmans. Those Jews therefore done would have been very littl: had it at home before they could compete suc-have a country to which they belong not been for the nursing sisters who were cessfully

to the stations in about Pretyman-Newman. Major J

who would be well, on the other hand, that the added

Dental surgions were presided, said that it was the middle League of Nations, by means of a special

with which the movement was article in its constitution, should adroit also put on the establishment then, and concerned the people who came between to its membership only those nations which bad proved remarkably sucessful. The organised labour

on the one side and recognise and practise the absolute qua Canadians had an extremel good dental organised

capital on the other. Organiality of all religions and philosophies. organisation. providing gol dentures": ed labour had its boots blacked every day

"almost in the front line." by the Government, because the Govern ment imagined that labour had got to be kept in a good temper. Organised capital and labour could always cross the threshold of Downing-street, but the middle classes never go over the door mat

Discussing the proposals for national isation, Mr. Harold Cax asked whether they had not bad enough of State control Bailways which at the beginning of the war were the best in the world, now pro duced & worse service and had a deficit

& hundred millions. “which meant S od. In addition to the Income-tax. In his view the

unemployment donation wa absolutely voted by the House of Commons. wished somebody would bring a test case in the courtso

carried with

resolution -WHE

enthusiasm??

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THE MANNERS OF OUR YOUNG MEN

LADY TEACHERS WANTED.

-{BY EVELYN EVERSLEIGH,)

Hc

Dealing with the work of stretch bear. ers. General Wallace gave some examples

I repeat, what I have already said many times, that Zionism in the form of a Jewish State in Palestine is an absur-of almost superhuman eforts on the part dity The very idea of a State based on of those devoted men. Anybody who has religion is contrary to all the principles giver a hand with a stretcher down a of the modern world. Even in ancient trench knows what a strain there is in times it would have been considered ab even a few hundred yards of this kind of surd. There was a Jewish nation in the work. There were cases, however, of days of the Kingdom of Israel. For carriers of 5.000 to 6.000 yards. As a twenty centuries there has been no Jewish rule, there were relay bost every 1.000 nation. The fact that there existed in yards. remote times a Kingdom of Israel in Among the pictures thrown on the Jerusalem does not give the Jews a special screen was one of the familiar Harley- daim to Jerusalem. Twenty different street area just behind the Givenchy peoples have occupied Palestine: the front, showing the overhead mono-rail Assyrians, the Persians, the Egyptians, used there for transporting the wounded. the Greeks, the Romans, the Byzantines,In many other places at the later stages. the Arabs, the Moguls, the Turks, and so of the war the well-known light railways There was once upon a time a Latin ran right up to the casualty clearing French Kingdom at Jerusalem. station itself Christianity arose in Palestine; Jeru

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Islam.

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salem is one of the three Holy Cities of A whole convoy of wounded would ba The Jews canot even rely on the law got through in an hour and a half, and of the first occupier: They conquered anyone going into the casualty clearing Jerusalem from the Jebusites. There are atation at the end of that time would fed still possibly in existence descendants of the patients asleep. So sleepy were then the Jebusites. The Jews were only one a rule on emerging from a big battle

food or drink once pain was allayed, of the numerous Arab or Semitic tribes that they could hardly be roused to take When properly developed a clearing station could handle cages in as scientific

who established themselves in Western

Asia. The Jests of Palestinian descent form an unitesimal minority. The

Have the manners of young men of to day deteriorated!

Ask the modern dance hostess, and she will unhesitatingly answer. Yes."

I gave a dance the other night," said Jews have been as realous proselyttars way as could be done, in London. The "well-known woman It cost a con-as the Christians and Musulmans. Be-X-ray apparatus arrived first in July, 1915, and after a time every clearing siderable amount of money and gave me fore the Christian era the Jews had con- infinite trouble, for I invited a couple of verted to the monotheistic religion of station bad one. It was in ig18 that the hundred guests, and I turned my house Moses certain other Semaites or (Arabe) system of team reinforcements was intro- and Greeks, Egyptians and Bomans induced into casualty clearing stations. Each team consisted of a surgeon, anæs Every girl brought 's dancing part. large numbers. Jewish proselytism wasthetist and nursing orderly, with instru-

with her, and apparently all en 20 less active subsequently in Asia, is

the whole of Northern Africa, in Italy, eat. These were kept working day and joyed themselves.

night in 1-hour shifts. An attempt was made to increase the period of 12 hours, but it was found impossible; the work was killing the surgeons There was an im pression at one time that there were...tod "We many medical men in France,

inside" out for the purpose)

ner

I hear that they voted the band top Spain in Gaul. The converted bale, and the floor which I had especial Romans and Gauls were no doubt in a Ty laid for the occasion, all right, yet dominant position in the Jewish com if it had not been for an elderly cousin munities mentioned in the chronicles of whom I had asked to come and help me Gregory of Tours - as host. I verily believe no one would. There was a large number of converted never had enough surgeons to do what have thought of taking me down to the Iberiaas among the Jews whom Ferdinand could have been done for the fighting men, excellent supper I had provided for mythe Catholic expelled from Spain, and at the front," said the lecturer.

"There is an exaggerated idea. more.

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guests.

It may also interest you to hear that zot a single card has been left on me by any one of the hundred-odd young men whom I entertained.

"The only proofs that I seem to have had of their existence outside the ball room were the innumerable squashed ends of half-smoked cigarettes that littered every corner of my house, right up to the second and third floor land- ings

A MIXED PEOPLE.

To

who, overan Italy, France, and, in the East, Salonika and Symraa. The imover, as to the number out there. mense majority of the Russian, Polish, wards the end of the war there were 5.683, and Galician Jews are descended from the including those with overseas troops. At Khazers, a Tartar tribe of Southern one time there were about a thousand Russia who were.converted, in, a body, to more than that, but they were reduced by Judaism at about the time of Charlema analtics."

ne. No one can speak-of a Jewish race) except from, ignorance or a design to deceive. There was a Semitic or Arab zaca; there has never been a Jewish raco,"

THE SOUVENIE-HUNTER. Dealing with some of the lighter, scenes in connection with

casualty clearing station, the lecturer said that somewhere about the second battle of Ypres a big Prussian Guardsman, slightly wounded, sat down next to a diminutive British Tommy. The latter was a souvenir. solemnly cut off every button on the

Every one seems to have smoked Since the Revolution, through the fa cigarettes everywhere-except in the ballstrumentality of Mirabeau and the Abbé room (although I did actually see smok: Gregoir decreed the equality of all re: ing in the ballroom at the big subscription ligions, the expression "French Jews"

all at a well-known hotel last week). has no longer been admissible. There are hunter, and pulling out a jack-knife be

What is more, they dropped the ends Frenchmen who are Jews just as other where on the stairs, on the landings, testants. How can the blood of French behind curtains, and underneath the Jews, which has been abed in torrents on chairs while the ash was scattered all the battlefields from 1814 to 1918 be dis over the carpets of the sitting-out rooms. tinguished from the blood of Roman The only place I did not find it was in Catholics. Protestants, or Free Thinker

of their cigarettes everywhere and any. Frenchmen are Roman Catholic or Pre Prussian's tonic. .....

In conclusion General Wallace said. that it was not surgery which was the miracle of the war, but the health of the troops, due to the sanitary measures. A great epidemic of typhoid amongst the British medical effort; and there were fewer cases of typhoid in the British army. during the war than there were deaths from typhoid in the little South African

the many ash trays provided in the And it is the same with other people a Belgian civilians was wiped out by other Jews. As therefore, there is no smoking-room?

"And, mind you," she continued, Jewish race or Jewish nation, but only a the men I entertained belonged to the Jewish religion. Zionism is undoubtedly class whose manners are by no means an absurditya triple error: historical, supposed to be neglected, either at home archeological, and ethnicpl.- or the smart schools to which they wers Bent.

ARMY DOCTORS' FINE RECORD,

·wat:--

COST OF FEEDING RATS.

What has happened to their manners I don't know. They seem to think of

Speaking at the Royal College of: nobody but themselves, and put them Surgeons recently, Major General Bi selves out for, nobody, yet they expect to Anthony A. Bowlby said that in the old be entertained and amused from moruwer in Flanders 11,000 men out of a total ing until night, and have all the pic of 21,000 infantry were nick Ho Ministry should be retained for the pro girls dancing attendance upon waiting for their favours. Everything is trasted the condition of the medical tection of the public, and at its last meets :

topsy-turvy."

their

The Consumers Council, which acts in

advisory capacity to the Food Minis: is strongly of opinion that the

service in those days with the uplandia;

the Government. Mrl It's the wat, soothed her friend medical record of the present washing the Ministry, was asked to urge this Roberts dicitfed that caly healthy, small-fed and

sent need for there was urgent The war which has swept all the elderfor my cuid do what the Berrian did tection of

the

consumer, and in inter- brothers and big boys en masse on between August 8th and November 11th preting the council'e views on the matter of England during the past four years

It t is not that this council has not The present-day youth has felt the want the motorismbalances he described sa the said,

pivot of the treatment of wounded. confidence in the other: Departments ou of these his brothers into men unchecked During the three and a half months, of State but it views wit

big

but it views with apprehension the Take the CENTURY REPUTATIONS-nobody has bad time to teach them thu the third battle of Frane Optics Local Government

tions were performed under:

Board, which

ch, is sup JON FILLS "WOW, TH manners that used to make the man

We have it on the highest for the Expocit ormas bir spojlt. If only the girls, now they armica alone; and in the battle for the authority that there are, as many rats to KYK & KOST They've got swellen heads, and are terri in the casualty clearing stations of two posed to look after the rat plague of this.

Country Back, Goat, Ebaumatis, de are demobilised and no longer occupied first time the services of the Anglo-Saxon be fed in this country as there are human Micing Chalmian di port free. DL with way work, would take the matter in race were brought together on the battle beings, and that they are being led at a

WARING ROAD FEW hand and cabine together to teach field with the best possible results cost på 250,000,000 yen. If your caakny

young men manners, perhaps they could wounded men. Each year of the van and save a quartar of that cost by a Ministry put an end to this special form of social seen lives and limbs saved in constety which is looking after matters pertaining Bolshevism that seems daily to be grow increasing numbers, and methods and to waste of food, you will save the whole ing worse instead of better.Daily ways had resulted' in' lessened sullering cost of this Ministry, even from that

and better resulta.

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