Antwerp, July 19.
Before the statue of King Albert, Belgian Jews in Antwerp gathered yesterday to observe the 1,867th anniversary of the fall of Jerusalem and to register protest against the British plan to partition the Holy Land.
A parade wound through the main streets of the Jewish quarter, then came to a halt before the flower-Gecked statue. The speaker who led the meeting which ensued, asked all present to take the oath, "Rather than forget thee, Jerusalem, I will forget my right hand," and thousands of arms were uplifted as the pledge was repeated.—Havas.
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