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A merkait ,fewish Periodical Cotter

CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION

voi VI. NO. 2.

D. S. AMBASSADOR
DENIES POLISH
POGROM REPORTS

Per Year, $2.00; Copy,.5 Cents

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE I 3, I 9 I 9.

CELEBRATES 80TH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY.

Flag Day Proclamation.

Jewish Delegates Demand
Indemnities for Victims

the

By the Governor.

Jewish delegations from
United States, Great Britain, Italy
....id other nations, submitted to the
, peace conference Monday proposals
I for the protection of the minorities
in Bulgaria, Poland, Rumania, Russia
and other eastern find central Euro-
pean countries. They made propos-
als also for the payment of indemni-
ties for victims of pogroms and pen-
shuts for widows and orphans created
by such atrocities.

I PARis

Our Flag floats today over a laud
that rejoices not only in peace with
victory and honor. No snanieful or
inivvorthy act has dimmed the glory
to our starry banner. :\ year ago the
free nations of the earth were looking
to America as the hope of democracy
and civilization. America has not dis-
Minister Hugh Gibson Tells State appointed them. She has been true to
Department He Knows of No her trust; and today, thank God, our
brave soldiers and sailors and marines
Massacre of Jews Outside of are coming back to us after gloriously
upholding the honor of the flag on
Pinsk.
land and sea.
' It's only an old bit of bunting,
WILL INVESTIGATE ALL
It's only a colored rag,
RLPORTS WITH DR. BOGEN But thousands have died for its honor
And shed their best blood for the flag."
Let Flag Day then remind us of the
\V ASH I GTON — Official advises
meaning and significance of the flag
rc,eived by the State Department
of our country; and 1 suggest that on
hum H ugh Gibson, American NI in is-
that day we inaugurate the general
ter at \\ arsaw , have been made pub- custom of uncovering for the colors.
and seem tu indicate that reports
Whenever the flag goes by, let every
massacres of Jews in Poland have
man remove his hat and every woman
...one instances, at least, been exag-
reports that his stand at salute. In this way, we shall
g et:fie& Mr. Gibson
do honor to ourselves and to the mem-
iniestigations indicate that the feel-
ory of the gallant lads w•lio have laid
ing against certain classes of Jews is
flown their lives in the cause of hu-
flue largely to economic reasons rath-
er than to religious intolerance. The man rights and human freedom.
Therefore, I, Albert E. Sleeper, gov-
announcement
Department
ernor of the State of Michigan, do
cads:
issue this my Proclamation, and urg-
"Mr. Gibson states that he has re-
ently request that Saturday, the four-
ceived no reports of atrocities against
teenth day of June, 1919, be observed
Jews in l'oland, Lithuania, and Galicia,
with the exception of the affairs at as Flag Day.
Let flags be displayed on both pub-
Vilna and Pinsk. lie states that his
lic and nrivate buildings; and, as Flag
sources of information are the local
Day will fall on S turda y when the
n ewspapers, including the Jewish schools will be closed, I suggest that
press; the American Relief Adminis- on Sunday, June 15th, fitting Flag
tration, whose representatives cover all
Day programs be given in all the
Polish districts; the American Red
churches of the state.
Cross, the American Jewish Joint Dis-
Given under my hand and the Great
tribution Committee, Allied Mission,
Seal of the State, this sixth (lay of
representatives of Jewish organiza-
June, in the year of our Lord o ne
tions who have talked frankly with thousand nine hundred and nineteen,
list concerning the situatiol., and mis- and of the Commonwealth the eighty-
cellaneous sources.
third.
Economic Reasons Prevail.
ALBERT E. SLEEPER,
Governor.
"It is stated that information has
been given that there is feeling By the Governor:
COLEMAN C. VAUGHAN,
against certain classes of Jews, largely
Secretary of State.
due to economic reasons rather than
to religious intolerance, and that ac-
cording to this information certain
Jewish elements support the Gov-
ernment and are regarded with re-
spect as an integral part of the nation
of Poland, while another Jewish ele-

ment is openly hostile to the Govern-

Will You "Adopt" a
Jewish War Orphan?

POLAND PROMISES
GOVERNMENT WILL
PROTECT ALL JEWS

Gen. Pilsudaki Says He Will Give
Peremptory Order to Army
That Outrages Will Be Pun-
ished Severely.

PEACE CONFERENCE IS
URGED TO ACT QUICKLY

---
Joint Distribution Committee Pro-
gram Provides for Care of
Homeless Children—$80 Will
Support Little One for Year.

\Y.\ SHINGTON—The State De-
partment has issued an official an-
nouncement to the effect that the Pro-
visional Government of Poland had
given assurances that it would not
tolerate the persecution of Jews in
Poland, and had given strict instruc-
N E \PORK—The Joint Distribu- tions to preserve order.
"The Provisional Government of
tion t.:ommittee, of which Felix hi.
\\'arburg is chairman, announced Poland." the State Department an-
plans for the care of hundreds of nouncement reads, "has given the
'arsaw posis
thousands of Jewish children orphaned .\ inerican Legation at \ ■
by the war. It is proposed to create tire assurance that it is imposed to
anti-Jewish
activities,
and
that it will
a bureau to co-operate with child-
caring agencies in all the countries not tolerate persecution of Jews in
that country. It will take strong
where war orphans are in need.
It is proposed to establish the first measures at once to protect all Jews
bureau in Palestine, where Jewish war in Poland, the legation was advised.
orphans number between 3,000 and This statement reported in a dispatch
4,000, because conditions in other war- from \Varsaw to the Department of
SAMUEL HEAVENRICH.
ravaged countries make the establish- State was reply to instructions
.
, , ,ment of such bureaus impracticable at from the department to the legation
to ascertain the true situation and
One of the nation's Jewish pioneers, Simon lie"ve"rich was taken by W a ° this time. The Joint Distribution Conn
- enrich, sons of mittee has acted favorably on the re- to inquire into the attitude of the
a constructive force in the communal 1 ter and John Ideas
life of Detroit during the entire 66 Samuel Ileavenrich. In 1903 the firm port of Dr. Albert Lucas, its secre- Polish Government..
was dissolved and Mr. Ileavenrich tary, who said in his recotnmenda-
Pilsudaki Gives Assurances.
years of his residence here, Samuel
joined the staff of the Northwestern . lions:
Heavenrich celebrates the anniversary
"The American minister reported in
Mutual Life Insurance Co., where he I
"Adopt" War Orphans,
of his eightieth birthday on Sunday,
"I propose a comprehensive cam- the dispatch today that he had called
June 15. His name is identified not still continues.
In 186O NIT.. Heavenrich married paign that shall spread nut as oppor- upon General Pilstulski, president of
e-
only with the physical growth c
thi
Miss Sadie Troun stifle, of Cincinnati,l n . t y offers, to the end that con- the Polish Government, and that Gen-
trout, but its mural and social uplift
and their happy married life continued I tributors shall 'adopt' a Jewish war eral l'ilsivlski had advised him he not
as well. As one of the leading Jewish
til the death of Mrs. Heavenrich 1 or than 'I' he adoptiOn of French and only is opposed to persecution of
spirits of this city, the entire com- un
war orphans has been car-Jews, Inn has given strict instructions
the corner
at .\irei
munity rejoices with \t r. Heavenrich
street,
and
ei•tr e
ha avenue
, . ` `, I, ted on with considerable success, and I to maintain order and to protect the
and his family on the attainment of \h'Si 'ol o9 .114‘...•arTl
fell
ll
A
,;.: contribution of $80 a year permits Jews at Chenstokhov, that he had
built by Mr. Heavenrich, when
his four score years.
street was almost the northern-most he contributor to adopt one orphan. warned the army in peremptory or-
For the $300,000 required in Pales- ders that the persecutions will not be
Mr. Heavenrich was born in Fretis- point in Detroit, and their later home ,
dorf, near Itanberg, Germany, on June at 45 Pingree avenue, were the cen- r ir - less than 4,000 contributors are tolerated, that officers will be respon-
15, 1839, one of a family of nine. At ters of much of the social activity of It qui resi
, . It i is to he expected that Ode for any such acts on the part
the age of 14 he sailed for America Detroit, and in them were entertained i the um. of the e inonty by . the plan 1 1 of their men, and that severe punish-
have
suggested
will result in its beim.; molt will lie meted out to offenders.
where Isis elder brother, Simon, and many visitors prominent in social and
sister, Mrs. S. Sykes, had preceded him. civic life. possible to maintain, educate, and 'The situation in Chenstokhov is said
Coming at once to Detroit, he entered
Six children blessed their union— train the children for much less than to have been investigated personally
Mrs. Len M. the estimated sum. It will certainly by the Polish Minister of the Interior.
the employ of his brother-in-law, Mr. Mrs. Alfr d Rothschild,
e
"President Pilsudaki expressed in.
Allegations of Cruelty Shown
Sykes,
who
had
a
retail
clothing
store
Ittitzel,
Miss Edith Heavenrich and be possible, in properly equipped in-
ment.
"The City of Vilna was captured by
on Jefferson avenue near Bates street. Messrs. Walter, John and Herbert stitutions, for the children to lie dignation that reflections had been
Jews Still Being Made to
Heavenrich, all residing in Detroit ex- taught useful trades or husbandry, or brought upon the country by anti-
the Poles on April 29 in a house-to-
Detroit was then a city of 25,000 in- cept the latter. whatever the circumstances and na- Jewish activities. lie stated that the
Peace Conference.
house tight, and some of the local popu-
habitants, whose northern boundary
-
lation were killed during this fight. It
ill:fr. Heavenrich has ever been one tural inclinations of the children may persecution of the Jews brought shame
upon the name of Poland. and could
PARIS—Evidence of cruelties prat• was the Grand Circus park. The of the most active and progressive prove to be most desirable.
is reported that the Polish forces had
e is
Central
Railroad
came
down
only harm the country. He pointed
Michigan
thirty-five casualties, and that thirty- ticed upon the Jews in Vilna by l'ol-
Fund at Disposal of J. D. C.
nit-tubers of the community. H
has Michigan avenue to the site of the
,
out that the Jews, of whom there are
R.
M
,
eight civilians were killed. Persons sh troops as seen by witnesses
one of the earliest members of Temple
Poland, Galicia, Rumania, or
re-
City
Hall
and
the
Detroit
and
oing to re-
Ruhmilevitz
present
who were known to be, or were even 'seen collected by Dr.
Beth bag serving as its president for sia will only need a change in the millions in Poland, are g
and
sent
to
the
Premier
of
Lithuania
&
Pontiac
Railroad
arrived
via
Gratiot
methods
of
the
local
organization.
main
in Poland and that the Polish
suspected of being. Communists, it is
two years and as trustee since 1893,
stated, were deported as hostages as and transmitted by hint to the Litho- avenue at the site of the Detroit Op- a period of over 25 years. He is a The contributors will pay the same people will live in close contact with
a set-off against Poles deported by the anian Commission to the Peace Cots- era House.
director of the United Jewish Chad - amount, and the fund will be at the them. He said that both the govern-
In 1862 he bought out the interests ties and is the only surviving charter disposal of the Joint Distribution meat and the best element of the Pol-
Ilosheviki. These cases have been ference.
civic Committee, for distribution through ish people are strongly opposed to •
The document says that the same of Mr. Sykes and with his brother
under investigation by a commission,
member of the Phoenix Club. in
its central bureau to the local btu- any persecution, knowing as they do
and those found to be citizens of good day the Poles occupied the Vilna rail- Simon avlio was in business in Leav- affairs, Mr. Il eavenrich has also taken
i
enworth,
Kansas,
established
the
firm
way
station,
they
began
pillaging
th
an
active
part
and
takes
a
vital
'° reads, as circumstances may from time that discord among elements of the .
repute are being returned to Vilna
Polish population must be eliminated
houses of Jews tinder the pretext that of Ileavenrich Brothers, manufactur- terest in every question affecting the
without delay.
to time require.
This business contin-
they were searching for arms and .
"The generous contributions made in order that the country may settle
I thi ers
"No Massacre at Vilna."
Soldiers of the Polish used until 1893, when the interest of city's welfare.
by American Jewry to the funds used down to peaceful development, and
"Colonel Godson, attached to the Bolsheviki.
Legion were seen front windows in
for war relief permits the assumption for the public welfare the government
American Legation at Berlin, his as- the 1,Vallstrasse forcing open stores
that America will Inc the largest con- will suppress wills an iron hand anti-
sistaot Lieutenant Dewald, and an
tributor in the adoption of war or- Jewish activities.
American newspaper corresponi en , closed because of the Jewish Sabbath.
plan. There is no doubt that Jews
were in Vilna on May 5 and talked On the afternoon of Monday, April
ith J ews and others regarding the 21, when relative calm obtained, pen-
in other countries will also gladly un-
\M1
I.ater, representatives of ',le who had taken refuge in the eel- .Voted Jewish Scientist. Who Met Tragic Death, Was One of World's dertake their proper share in the re-
situation.
Soldiers, it is said,
Agricultural
Experts—Discoverer
of
sponsibility."
the Relief Administration and also a 'tars came out.
Famous
wrested them demanded their pa-
General Staff officer attached to the pers, searched them and took all the
resen-
mission in Lithuania and a rep
valuables from their pocketbooks.
tatise of the Jewish Joint Distribu-
—The Peace Conference
New Turk—The
Not Killed by Bolsheviki.
Aaron Aaronsolin, the noted botau- ish in a climate of small rainfall. His
tion Committee were in Vilna. Infor-
ful would have
will satisfactorily solve the Jewish prob-
Street fighting broke out, the docu- •
st who w
as killed in an aeroplane ac-lexperiments if success
mation has been given that all of these
lem
in
eastern
Europe and likewise gra-
c
ear 13oulogne while flying quadrupled the wheat producing area
t meat says, on the afttrnoon
1
i
i
persons are unanimous
ident n
tify the aspiration of the Jew for the
of the world. These were followed
ll
that there was no Jewish massacre in I22, after the city had been entirely from London to Paris on Thrsday,
D
e
e-
'
establishment
of
a Jewish State in Pal-
by bir th. with the intensest interest the thUnit ed
\'ilna, and that statements in Jewish cleared of Itolsheviki. A considerable April 1 5th, w as a Romaany
uni
estine, according to assurances given
artment of Agricultu re of by
'
number
of Jews were killed or thrown Asa child of five he was ta
arsa
confirm
this
,
y
newsnapers of W w
WASH I NGTON — The National 1.y Federal Judge Julian W. Mack, in a
' to irison l'edestrians in the streets parents to Palestine whither they States which duplicated them in a
view.
the experiment n I Polish Bureau has issued a statement statement issued on his return from
were robbed of their clothing, par- went with a group of their neig hbors ' measure in some of es
t er , states i
Will Investigate, Says Later Report.
to
i
fr‘011
Lieutenant Constantine Dc Wol- Paris. lodge Mack, who went abroad
ticularly shoes. Prominent residents to form a Jewish farming settlement stations of our W
in behalf of the American Jewish Con-
A report from Washington subse- of the town were arrested and tor-
e in Samaria. The which irrigation had been resorted
ski , a Polish officer from Warsaw at- •ress of which he is chairman, was
make
available
great
stretches
of
tached
quent to the above news story states tured and held for ransom. Some at Zichron la th
relative to the staff of General Haller,
ih
s to
e traditiona 1
Imy received
to the pogrom stories whic h , elected in Paris head of a committee
that acting under the orders of the
mud,
the
semi-arid
land.
Were killed.
education in Bible and Tal Jew
chosen from the Jest ish delegations at
'flue new cultivated wheat might
state department to make a personal others
Reports speak of 1 500 persons hav- knowledge of which later stood him
in good stead in developing his far- have flourished in these same stretch- have
been
generally printed through- the Peace Conference. This committee
investigation of the report of anti-
out the
country.
- killed in Vilna alone, while
ing
been
nce a
irrigation. Tat was
Jewish pogroms, Hugh Gibson, the it is estimated that from 2,000 to 5 000
He declared that the real Polish at - presented to the Peace Conference
seeing agricultural and reclamation es without the discoverer. h and the the I
f titude towards the Jewish people memorandiun setting forth the condi
American minister to Poland, accom- were deported from Vilna to Lida.
o ,,, mod m, made known int the wffild
hope of
eparttnent in-
panied by Dr. Bogen, the representa- Ransoms of 1,500 to 15,000 rubles plans. From early youth he assisted
the
age
sestigations
of
the
D
within six months, when, from the tions of the Jews in Poland and Rou-
at
ub encouraged
on the sject
tive in Poland of the joint distribu- were demanded of Jews who were his father on the farm. and d e Rot hs- Agrclture
iu
tion committee, has left Warsaw for thought to have money. Those de- o f eighteen, Baron Edmu
than discour age d his hope. Not Russian lands, because of fear of per- mania and the demands of the Jews for
ity
of
rather
ies
at
ch
only
(lid
the
Amcan
Department
of civil, political, and religious
rights in
child granted him the opnportun
e ri
new States to be created under the
Vilna and Pinsk.
ported were subjected to the most pu rsuing agronomic stud
dFre n
institutions. On his return to Pales- Agriculture follow his experiments' sectition,
a great
Jewish
immigratio
would start
towards
Poland,
which the
Pc:::, Treaties.
cruel treatment, according to the re-
"When 1 left Paris on May 18." said
port, being clubbed with rifle butts tine. equipped with all that modern and give space to them in its own stn-
science can bestow, he threw himself tions, but it gave to Mr. Aaronsohn would do its best to protect the refit- fudge Ma .k. "our government, as well
and entirely deprived of food during
.
were
there is at the present time
Associated Powers, w
"That
eagerly into the study of Palestinian every encouragement possible.
One to
' gees.
the journey.
d partly
hich
of its bullins was d evote and part-I an undercurrent of feeling against the as some of the Assoe pogroms w e
broadly
from
a
Damage 6,000,000 Rubles.
ricul
people running through Eu- invesheating
terribl
ltura pro
the discovery of wild w heat,
have been the
taking
place not only in
of brough t
point of view. He
Other reports in the document say ag
scientific
llrope is of
felt ' by
many people,"
lie con-
upon them varied information, h• to Mr. Aaronsohn's description
Jewish
p ' in many
of Poland but in other countries in the
that the Jewish population was sub- to bear
which commerci a
o ther
Unfortunately,
he proved 1 tinned.
The biggest event of the summer in jected to indescribable cruelty. The geological. botanical, mineralogical, legumonous and
ma ss-
geographY,
physical
and
would
be
of
great
value
for
introduc-
the
countries,
and
particularly
in
Po-
East. Authentic in formation confirms
of the
Palestine
local fraternal circles will take place Polish authorities prohibited any one and meteorological; above all, he was plants
D e-
into
United States. A num- land, the Jewish people, unwittingly all that w as rets.reil at the great
at Put-in-Bay in August, when Pisgah from selling bread to the Jews. It interested ill
Those
who
had the extsosi.
privilege bier
tier of his suggestions were followed perhaps, were used as requisition meeting here in New York May 21. only
of listening
to his
sparkling
Lodge, No. 34 I. 0. Ii. will join was also impossible for • them, it is human.
of the effect of environment on , lit by the Department of Agriculture,lagents by the German military forces. nuts are worse than useless; they o
with its sister lodges in the lower said, to bring in food fei n t neighbor-
men. will never forget his eloquence
,.(nd one of its specialists made a trip I In Galicia. for some strange reason, emphasize the facts and the intentional
men
Great Lakes region in a great joint ing localities, because the Poles for- lion
o
Palestine
to study
on the
spot the Jews
I the the
Austrian
made'
the affair
suppression
of the
truth.
Pinsk
bade the Jews to cross the bridges and the vividness of his illustrations. to
lodge outing.
plants
described
by Mr.
Aaronsohml
food government
commissionaries,
posi-
was worse
than
the The
ordinary
l'isgah
Lodge as initiator of this leading out of the city.
es
He Discoverer
became widely
knovvn
to the A second bulletin was devoted to the I dons which inevitably led to wrang- Is.erom; a military commander executed
the
4.
of
Wild
Wheat.
splendid idea to bring its neighboring
Between April 10 and May
of the experiments on wild ling with the farmers. Again, the thirty-seven
young
any
trial on the
mere men
and without
ungrounded
'nto named
closer touch
with one
oes
1
i ■ has
other,
a committee
on an-
ar- document says, the Jews in A dna sn -

discovery results

I Bolshevist movement has led to more suspicion that they mere Bolshevists.
Gold- feted damage estimated at 6,000,000 scientific world through his
Since
my
departure,
Nir.
Louis
Nlarhall
The bodies of fifty-four Jews were of the so-called wild wheat, the pro- wheat reached in one of the Arizona Prominence of certain Jews in the
istin
ton gements
ran
.
the whole story he
of this
. bitterness.
has
of tole cultivated wheat. Sec- experiment stations.
smith, chairman, A. Lapin Cohen, Mil- rubles.

•Co
"No one of these things
ju
e
and ether outrages in a per :o m oat i nter-
Establishment of Experimental
N.
H.
Goldstick,
found in the streets
19 ' t°tYP
M. Alexander, g of Leon
The between
majority April
of those
eral German an Austrian botanists
Wilho
has
the
oppression
of
the
Joys,
but
it
is
ins-
I
son,
w
resi ent
Station at Haifa.
s of the
iew to Pd
discoveredin t inn hon.
Adolph Freund, Joseph J. Cummins.
had discover
22.
possible, in th e creation of a new view
from situation under serious consid-

e April
, it is asserted, were buried on presence o
f t his wild wheat in l'ales-
M r. Aaronsohn was enabled to carry
Plans have already been made for and
lion,
to
expect
the
peop
e
o
te
eration in all of its aspects.
ng athletic killed
h snot where they, fell. so it is ins- tine, but none had been able to pros i on Isis experiments with wheat, se- na
nclu
unique features
idi
same, barley, citrus plants, fodder nation to automatically fall into an
and amus ements. night possible to arrive at the et num- that it grew there. The problem was
eventncing,
s da
POGROMS CONTINUE.
put
up
to
Aaronsohn
as
the
oaths('
plants,
mulberry
trees
and
fruit
trees
exact
observance
of
the
rights
of
oth-
At the last meeting Monday a exact
a great ovation was tendered Samuel lien
of document
victims.
The
says that the Lithu- cientist with the widest experience in general through the establishment ers, and they object to having such
LONDON—Jewish
pogroms have
of
the
Jewish
Agricultural
Experi-
unfortunate
happenings
chronicled
I. Rhodes, past seph
president
of Pisgah
Gottlieb,
two anian Commission desires to point out with the Palestinian flora. Disap-
1 ment Station in Haifa, Palestine, by throughout the newspapers as acts of occurred in 50 different places in Rus-
Lodge,
Jo order who have just that it appealed to the great powers pointed again and again he persisted a group of American Jews interested the Polish government. and to the sia, according to a Russian wireless
en and
of the
the
being held up before message which gives as its authority
brethr d from eighteen months' service for a commission of investigation he. until he socceeded in finding it on
in both of his experiments on wild
arrive Laudatory speeches of their fore Premier Paderewski of Poland slopes of Mt. Hermon. The story of in
the
discovery
reads
like
a
romance.
In I wheat and in the development of Pal-1 the people of America as little better the newspaper lzvestia. Most of the
overseas.
the
Turks.
than
pogroms were carried out in the
exploits and the gratification of the took such a step.
reality it was logical that he. with his ' estinian husbandry. Just as his ex.'
"With a scanty force of poorly clad neighborhood of Proskuroy. Three
'
in-
PISGAH LODGE NOTICE.
l s pursued and var ied periments were reaching their term1
ong
order on their safe return were made
s ystema tic on
has, in every thousand lews have been killed in
.
hould have found it a Iona d I inninf( to become avail- , men the government

nvestigati
by several of the mem bers, to which
in
1 i ' k e trouble
able to the farmers of Palestine, bothIcase where anything
Felghtyn, 2,0n0 in Z'nitomir, 4,000
Th-r' w
ill be ■ regular meeting of The period of discovery was followed
seemed likely, rushed soldiers and Teplek and 350 in Ovrutch.
the returning heroes responded, ex-
.
B.,
the
Jewish
and
the
Ara
de.
the
by
a
long
period
of
patient
expe
pressing their thankfulness that they
No. 34, 1. 0. B.
preseed
peace."
ry
could once again Inc back in the midst held
Pima,
at lodge.
the lodge rooms, 25 Broadway, mentation. The firoblem before hint broke out and the results of his labors
New Jersey State Department
with
The
of their brethren to carry on the no- on Monde): evening, June 16, at 7:33 was to fertilize the wild wheat . , , were swept away. It is not yet known
A new synagorme , to cost between of Charities has issued a certificate
Nominations for officers for carious species of t he " It "' eu definitely whether the experiment
hie work of the order.
farms
were
left
intact
by
the
Turkish
$65,000
and
$75,000.
is
to
be
erected
made that norn-
listing the Hudson County Hebrew
Announcement W 3 s
will be made. Nomma- wheat. in nether On the one hand to forces as they swept across the Haifa for Congregation Tifereth Israel. of
Orphan Horne. ending the app roved
eliminate the brittleness of the wild
instions for officers for the next term the next t-rm
be continued at the regular
at the regular meetings lions will
t. 'finalities of sector. Scattered leaves of his seism- North Dallas, Texas, as soon as a I charities
the state.
wheat
And
the
degenerae
will
he held June 16. and Monday, meetin. on June 21. A class initia-
le
preserving
on Monday,
site is selcted.
the coitivated wheat. wh.
(Continued Or Pa r Four.)
lene 23. A class initiation will be ton wiil be held at the lodge rooms on
ity
of
the
wild
wheat
to
flour-
the ab il
June 21.
held on June 23.

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