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This means that the poor are the sufferers at the hands of the niggardliness of the rich and the near-rich.
We are not in the habit of singling out individuals for special praise, when all that can be said for them is that they have merely done their duty. We are certain that in giving- what he has, Sir Mortimer feels that he is merely doing his duty, and wishes he could do more. Giving is a matter of habit. Most people could actually afford to give more if they could only acquire the habit of giving without feeling pain. Sir Mortimer has acquired the habit of giving generously, and we trust that in time he will even give more. We single out Sir Mortimer for special praise because he sets the example f true munificence which both Jew and non-Jew would do well to emulate. He exemplifies the principle so highly esteemed in Judaism that charity and justice are synonymous.
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President Coolidge added one more empy utterance to the pleasantries of presidents ei oi. when he advised the American Jewish Congress that during his administration there would be no toleration by him of anti-Jewish immigration legislation. Now, had Coolidge expressed his personal grief at the conscienceless trend of the day to limit immigration, that much might have been sufficient to lull the Congress and at the same time keep him within the '{ bounds of truth, but when a president of the United States -/r made the wide sweep he did we must believe either that v^ wicked legislators keep him ignorant of what they are d^in^ ^
or that he himself thinks he is more powerful than the forces about him�that is, more powerful than presidents get to be. \ However, we grant that Mr. Coolidge did the best he could :�
by the American Jewish Congress, probably by telling it what it wanted to hear and if the result didn't mean anything, at least, as Rube Goldberg would say, it sounded nice.
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Meantime we have Dr. H. W. Evans, imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, publicly demanding at Klan Day at the Texas State Fair that Jews and Catholics be barred from the United States because the Jews are unassimilable and the Catholics illiterate. It is beside the point that Jews are complaining bitterly how their children forget their Jewishness in one generation in their haste to become one hundred per cent. Americans. Useless to oppose Dr. Evans' statement about the Catholics with a reminder that the Klan gets its members and support from the strongholds of illiteracy in America. What interests us Jews, those who ;. want to come to America and those of us who want others to come, is the strength of an organization which openly preaches discrimination and how telling the effect of its votes can be on congressmen in favor of a stricter selective immigration policy.
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The state of Georgia has nothing else to worry about except honoring the bones of its founder, General James Oglethorpe, by removing them from Cranham, England, where they have been these 138 years, to the city of Atlanta where it is proposed to erect a memorial. Either that or, one might suspect, Georgia would like to do something smashing to make the world forget its ignorance, lynchin gs and perhaps even its Leo Frank case which has bobbed up again in the confession of a negro who said just recently that another negro and not Frank murdered the factory girl for whose killing Frank was lynched in 1913.
Georgia, with its odious Ku Klux Klan, is hardly less dark to-day than it was when Leo Frank's pitiful voice was raised to declare that some day his innocence would be established. Then its citizens were led by a small, scurrilous paper edited by Tom W7atson and they still ' refuse to hear the exhortations of such an orderly newspaper as the Atlanta Constitution so they are pretty much the same notwithstanding their intended action with regard to General Oglethorpe's remains.
If Georgia could converse with Oglethorpe, quite likely he would prefer to stay in the parish churchyard at Cranham than to be moved to Georgia, such a place as he never thought it would become even in 138 years. It would be far gentler, if Georgia wants to do some-: thing grand, to leave him alone and nstead of encumbering the ground about him with marble, begin to root out in his honor the forces of^ darkness and evil that make the state a plague.
Rivka saya: "The only way to save our Federation ia to move it to Montreal, Mr. Kaufman."