A letter to Professor W.S. Bittner from the Executive Secretary from the Institute of International Education, dated April 8, 1937. The letter addresses a misunderstanding between a few of the institutions that visited and being billed for more days…
Breeding Card for Mares. The mare is named Gbiyrah and was bred with the stallion Koleilan for the sum of 50 francs. is listed as the owner of the mare.
Birth certificate for Stallions bred by the state in Lebanon. The certificate states that the "product" is a stallion named Joad. The document also lists that the mother is Gbiyrah and the father is Kaurukal. The mare is listed as belonging to...
A letter to Mrs. Zelda Stewart Charters from Albert F. Rihani, dated March 18, 1933. The letter addresses that Zelda's letter to Ameen was forward to Albert at International House since Ameen was in Syria travelling. He gives her Ameen's address in…
The Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America invitation card. The card states that is invited to become a member at the Seventh Session of the Seminar in Mexico City from July 3-23, 1932.
Breeding Card for Mares. The mare is named Hibatra and is 12 years old. Dated February 27, 1932. Bred with the stallion Kaurukal. Lists the mare as belonging to ...
A letter from Miss France J. Pratt to unknown group, undated. It seems like this letter may have been posted as an ad of sorts. It addresses 's lecture tour throughout the "Near East" and states he has been persuaded to take a few Americans with him.…
Breeding Card for Mares. The mare is named Matra and was born in 1919. She was bred with the stallion Koheilan. Dated October 31, 1931. Mare is listed as belonging to...
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated January 20, 1931. is listed as a speaker at the Presbyterian Church of Rye, NY on February 25, 1931. The subject listed as "Jews and Arabs in Palestine."
A letter to Senator Dwight W. Morrow from Robert Ely, dated January 13, 1931. The letter introduces , and states that Rihani would like a few minutes to talk to the senator relative to Mexican property.
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated January 6, 1931. The document lists as a speaker for the Canadian Club of Boston on January 28, 1931. The subject is listed as "British Mandate in Palestine."
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated January 2, 1931. The document lists as a speaker at the League of Nations on January 7, 1931. The topic listed is "The Palestine Mandate."
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated February 19, 1931. The documents lists as a speaker at the Canadian Club in Montreal on March 2, 1931. The subject of the talk is listed as, "The Present and Future of the Near East."
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated February 11, 1931. is listed as a speaker at the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations on February 20, 1931. The topic is listed as "Palestine."
A letter to from Frances Pratt of the Foreign Policy Association, dated February 11, 1931. The letter states that they have placed Ameen Rihani in Chicago with the Council on Foreign Relations to discuss Palestine on February 20, 1931. There is also…
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated February 10, 1931. The document lists as a speaker at the West Side YMCA on March 30, 1931. The topic of the talk is listed at "Where East and West Meet."
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated February 5, 1931. The document lists as a speaker at the Women's Canadian Club in Montreal on February 27, 1931. The subject of the talk is listed, "The Arab Kings."
A letter from the Department of State to Royal S. Copeland, dated April 6, 1931. The letter states that the letter of introduction requested for was mailed to the address indicated.
A letter from the Department of State to the American Diplomatic and Consular Officers, dated April 6, 1931. The letter acts as an introduction of from NYC.
Pamphlet titled The Conflict in Palestine: Recent Books and Articles on the Jewish-Arab Problem at the Albany Public Library, 1930. It lists a number of books on the aforementioned topic, and is listed for two articles on the topic: Palestine Arabs…
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated October 24, 1930. The document lists as a speaker at the Providence Branch of the Foreign Policy Association on December 13, 1930. The subject is listed at "Palestine."
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated October 24, 1930. The document lists as a speaker at the National Committee on the Cause & Cure of War on January 21, 1931. The subject is listed as "World Empires - in Relation to…
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated October 3, 1930. is listed as a speaker at the Florida Forum, on February 8, 1931. The subject is listed as "Arab and Jew on the Battlefield of Zionism."
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated October 2, 1930. The document lists as a speaker at the League for Political Education on December 6, 1930. The topic of the talk is unlisted on this document.
A letter to from Frances J. Pratt, dated November 28, 1930. The letter starts by asking Ameen Rihani to confirm if his League of Political Education will take place on December 6. Pratt also states that he enclosed confirmations for the Providence…
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated November 24, 1930. The documents states that was to be a speaker at the Woman's University Club on December 5, 1930. The topic of discussion is the "Poetry of the Near East."
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated November 24, 1930. The document lists as a speaker at the People's Forum on December 14, 1930. The subject is listed as "Palestine."
Receipt from the Foreign Policy Association to , dated November 7, 1930. The receipt is for eight dollars towards membership and information services. The receipt acts as a membership card and is valid until November of 1931.
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated March 26, 1930. The document states that was to be a speaker at Colby College on May 6, 1930.
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated November 15, 1929. The document states that Ameen Rihani is to speak at the Town and County Club in Hartford on November 29, 1929. He was speaking on "The Arab, the British and the Zionist…
Confirmation of Engagement from the Foreign Policy Association, undated. The document states that will be a speaker at the Men's Temple Club on March 5, 1930 on the topic "Resolved that the Balfour Declaration be Abolished".
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated March 3, 1930. The document states that was to be a guest speaker for the Parliament of Man, on April 17/18. The topic is listed is "Arab Kings."
Confirmation of Engagement from the Foreign Policy Association, dated March 3, 1930. The document states that was to be a guest speaker at Riverside Junior College on April 18, 1930. The subject of the meeting is listed at "The Arab Kings."
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated March 3, 1930. The document states that was to be a speaker at the San Diego Forum on April 20, 1930. The subject of discussion was "The Arab Point of View on the Palestinian Situation."
Commencement Dongan Hall pamphlet, 1930. The pamphlet lists the graduating class and the speakers, is listed as the speaker giving the address and that the commencement will be held June 4, 1930.
A letter to from Frances J. Pratt of the Foreign Policy Association, dated June 3, 1930. The letter gives Rihani information about times he should leave the Author's Club in order to arrive at the school where his talk will take place. The letter…
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, undated. The document lists that was to be a speaker at the Chautauqua Institution from July 21-25, 1930. The topic of the talk is listed as "Where East Meets West" and is a series of five…
A letter to Phillip J. Hitti from J. Duncan Spaeth, dated January 29, 1930. The letter thanks Professor Hitti for bringing to the attention of Princeton. It also states that the the talk was one of the best given at the Spencer Trask Foundation.
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, undated. The document states that was to be a speaker at Princeton University on January 22, 1930 on the topic of "The Arab Kings."
A letter to from Elisabeth Mck. Scott of the Foreign Policy Association, dated January 21, 1930. The letter thanks Ameen Rihani for speaking and enclosed a check for $100 along with a stenographic report of his talk.
Foreign Policy Association luncheon discussion information pamphlet, undated. The document lists as one of the speakers at the luncheon held January 18, 1930 at the Hotel Astor on the topic "Palestine." It also features information on the admission…
Foreign Policy Association luncheon discussion program, undated. The program features information regarding the speakers at the event, and information on the Arab-Jewish conflict in Palestine. The event is dated January 18, 1930.
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, undated. The document lists as a speaker at the New York branch of the Foreign Policy Association, on January 18, 1930. It also states that the topic of discussion is "Palestine."
Foreign Policy Association luncheon discussion information pamphlet, 1929-1930. The document lists as one of the speakers at the luncheon held January 11, 1930. The back of the document also has miscellaneous writing on it.
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, undated. The documents states that will be a speaker at the American Association of University Women. It also notes that his topic of discussion is "The Future of the Near East." The event is…
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, undated. The document states that will be a speaker at the Finch School on February 27, 1930. It states that the topic is, "The Arab Kings."
Foreign Policy Association Confirmation of Engagement, dated February 26, 1930. The document states that was to be a speaker at the University of Pennsylvania on May 9, 1930. The topic of the talk was undecided at the creation of this document.
