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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, i FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1919.

VOL. VI . NO. 7.

Banned DR. ABRAHAM JACOBI N. Y. JEWS TO RAISE
MUST GUARD JEWISH ; Passover "Mead"
By Prohibition Law
DEAD AT AGE OF 89 $8,000,000 FUND
RIGHTS ORDER TO xVashington.—
THE POLISH limp ,

A Jewish custom
which has prevailed for centuries will

un inea rc,: ns, s1,1 , e ientil thego tte %
d titiaTea prm f i r ,fi t it:iitiA

Was Dean of Medical Profession
I into effect, if a ruling handed down
in America—Foremost Author-
by the commissioner of internal rev-
- ----
ity on Pediatrics—Honored by
mute stands.
Polish Minister of War Issues
Jewish families have brewed from
Many Universities.
Proclamation Defining Duties of

grapes and honey "mead," a wine

United Building Fund for Feder-
aced Jewish Institutions to Be
Used for Improvements and
New Buildings.

Soldiers and Punishment for ,erved at the feast of the Passover.
JACOB H. SCHIFF HEADS
A large beaker full of mead is passed EXILED FROM GERMANY;
Dereliction.
CAMPAIGN DIRECTORS
•around the table, and each member of
AMERICAN,
65
YEARS
— -
the family takes a drink. Under the
U. S. STATE DEPARTMENT
New
York:—Declaring that Jewish
ingwionfe the interli:ea n rieas,iiiemi,i,et oholte,ie,
New York.—Dr. Abraham Jacobi,
orli city were so
GRATIFIED BY ACTION tri:ils
the noted physician, died at his sum- institutions in New I:

I

Per Year, $2.00; Copy, 5 Cents

Herz! Memorial Meeting
At Shaarey Zedek Sunday

The annual Ilerzl Memorial meet-
ing in memory of Dr. Theodor Herzl,

founder of modern Zionism, who died
on July 4, 1903, will be held by the
Detroit Zionists on Sunday, July 2t), at
2:30 P. M. sharp, at the Shaarey Zedek
synagogue.
The principal speaker at this meet-
ing will be 1)r. Israel Belkind, scholar
and author, pioneer and organizer of
RishonLeZion, the first Jewish colony
in Palestine. Dr. Belkind is going
back to Palestine shortly to establish
an agricultural school there. Mr. Ab.
Goldberg, editor of "Dos Yiddishe
Folk," the Jewish Zionist weekly, will
deliver the oration of the day on the
life and works of Dr. llerzl. Cantor
hlinkovsky will chant the "El Motet
Itachainim" in memory of the great
Zionist leader.

FRENCH MINISTER
SAYS PROTECTION
TO JEWS ASSURED

Pichon, Foreign Minister, Tells
Deputies Special Treaties and
League of Nations Guarantee
Full Equality in All Europe.

PRIVILEGES
MUST NOT BE CREATED

SPECIAL

and can only be sold front bonded mer home at Bolton Landing, Lake badly overcrowded and in pressing
—
I'aris:—Special treaties and the
Washington:—As a result of an al- warehousess, the purchasers being re- George, on July 10th, after an illness need of repair and enlargement that
League of Nations will protect minor-
tercation between soldiers of General I quired to give bond that the wine is lasting only a few hours. Athough an extensive program of construction
ity peoples, especially Jews, in the
Ilaller's forces and a number of Jews. for sacramental purposes.
he was 80 years old, Dr. Jacobi had was imperative, Jacob IL Schiff, chair-
countries of Eastern Europe, says
man of the Directors' Campaign of the
Any wine brewed on premises ex- been active until the end.
in NVarsaw, Poland, the minister of
Stephen Pichon, the French foreign
war of Poland has issued an order de-icept those of a bonded winery will be
Dr. Jacobi had a narrow escape last 1. toted Building Fund Drive of Feder-
minister, in his reply issued to a com-
fining a policy of protection for Jews prima facie evidence that the wine is Septendier when his house burned ated Jewish institutions announced
munication front a group of deputies.
in that country and strictly enjoining intended for beverage purposes and and, to escape the flames, he was that a fund of more than $8,000,600
The deputies, w h o represented var-
the military forces to act according to threfore in violation of the federal compelled to drop from a second- for buildings would be raised by local
ious parties, had expressed to the
statutes,
story window. His injuries in the J ews between J uly and September. In
the order.
foreign
minister deep feeling over re-
twelve-foot drop to the ground were setting forth plans for the drive, Mr.
lu making public this order, offi-
ports of pogroms, massacres, boycotts,
cials of the United States department
slight and apparently had had no perk Schiff explained the reluctance of the
Zionist
Organization
Issues
State-
and persecution inflicted upon Jews in
committee to undertake it after the
of state expressed gratification at the
ment Reporting Many New Out- Eastern Europe.
dublic hail grown weary of "drives,"
is gov-1
e
onh
evident intenti on of thPol
"Information which we have col-
I
to
t
tube
outlined
the
building
conditions
protecti
rages
Against
Jews
in
Poland.
I
I
.111(1
trnment to guarantee
lected," the communication says,
among local Jewish institutions, which
Jewish population. The minister of
..--
there may have been some ex-
had brought about their decision to
war attributes some of the bad feel-
The Zionist organization of Amer- "shows
. i Chicago.--111inots will he asked to
launch a Cnited Building Fund Cam- ica is authority for the following aggeration, but it is certain that a
propaganda
wsho
! ,tif getnoLayr da t g het;i1Jsew
to the
,t,his
sufiscrib e $1,500,000 toward a fund of
foundation of cruel truth remains
'
rt° 0P em bar-
paign.
i being raised
statement:
"°' $3,000
00 0 which is
"She needs of our organizations for
rass the new state. The order was
— '
"The Zion organization of Amer- which the Poles do not hesitate to
throughout
the country in a non-sec-
en-
•
adequate
building
accommodations
and
follows
in
full.
mo
ica has received from Copenhagen re- recognize. We know with what
issued on June 27
an (Iris e to be used for relief work
'
are so great that they can no longer ports of a large number of excesses ergy the French government defends
I among the Jewish war sufferers in
Text of the Order. •
ethical
and
religious
all
Le put aside," Mr. Schiff emphasized. against the Jews that occurred in Po- the rights of
"A regrettable incident June 26 at Europe.
"The Bronx, with a population equal land during June. The list includes minorities, but, unfortunately, owing
Warsaw caused by criminal license by I The drive will begin in September
to that of the City of Boston, has no two pogroms, with twenty-(our fatal to a lack of publicity of debates in the
certain individuals dishonoring the or October, the exact date to be an-
adequate Jewish hospital. The He- ities. It is reported that 2(1 Jews Peace Conference, Israelites of the
e to renew flounced later by the state executive
Polish uniform causes m
brew Orphan Asylum, which formerly were killed on June 2(1 at Praszika, on whole world, notably those its Amer-
preventive orders. All citizens with-1 committee, and it covers territory
ranked at the head of Class A among the Polish-Russian frontier, and at ica, suppose that France has forgot-
out regard to religion are equal before outside of Chicago. Chicago's quota
child-caring institutions, has its 1,200 Zawierje on June b two were killed by ten her traditional role of defender
the law and have equal right to pro- I of $1,250,000, of which $200,000 was
boys and girls crowded into a building l'oish soldiers of Posen and 21 of the oppressed, leaving their cause
I given by Julius Rosenwald, has al-
section of authorities. Every viola-
that has become inadequate. It is im- wounded, of whom 2 died later. The its the hands of other representatives
treacly been subscribed.
t ion of civil rights is a crime to b e
possible to permit this condition to soldiers looted the Jewish homes in at the conference."
punished with the full severity of law.' Complete arrangements for the
continue. Delay in construction, Bialystock, Lublin, and five other
i drive were made at a meeting of
Says French Took Initiative.
"Polish soldiers are obliged while
-!fifty-live
delegates
from
Illinois
cities
which might have been forgiven under l'olish towns on the pretext of search-
off duty or on duty to aid the op , at a meeting called by Julius Rosen-
The letter concludes by asking M.
war conditions, cannot be permitted ing for weapons.
is
pressed. Negligence of this duty
"Other excesses are reported as Pichon to 'slake known officially the
any longer. We would not properly
l wald at the Standard club. h1 r. Ros-
punishable and all the more so since enwald is chairman of the Chicago
be discharging our responsibilities to follows: On June 15, at Kielce, Rzy- attitude of France in the Peace Con-
violence against citizens
is
a
crime,
the community' if we did not set out at redow, by soldiers of General Hal- ference in favor of the Jews.
whether done with criminal intent or chapter. The meeting was held under
In replying, M. Pichon assures the
ler's army, who together with civil-
the direction of H. ki. Lev or of New
once to remedy these conditions."
by simple license. I remind and warn fork, a member of the headquarters
ians, plundered Jewish shops, on Jilin, deputies that the French government
Years.
No
Building
for
Five
that I will not tolerate that unauthor- staff of the American Jewish Relief
16
in
Warsaw,
on
June
19
by
Gen-
took the initiative at the beginning of
DR. ABRAHAM JACOBI.
ized persons injure citizens of the • ( ommittee.
hlr. Schiff mentioned that no build- eral Haller's soldiers in Nowy Dwor, the conference to insure a thorough
manent
effect
upon
his
health.
Upon
Polish state, and I shall pursue them
ing operations had been made during in Czenstochau Polish soldiers threw examination of Jewish questions by
Jew- the peace delegates. The French rep-
his return this summer he took up
With full vigor of the law. 1 therefore
the last five years, and told how de- Communist proclamations into
his residence in the old house of his
order:
mands upon hospitals, child-caring, ish homes and thrust them in the resentatives were placed on the first
former
associate
and
compatriot,
Carl
"1.111 event of any excesses by sol-
and other institutions had steadily in- pockets of pedestrians in order that commission on Jewish affairs, the ap-
Schurz, and it was in this house he
diers against the civil population, the
creased despite their limited facilities. a search, which immediately followed, pointment of which was one of the
would bring to light 'conspirators first acts of the conference. He says
nearest military authority will take
died.
In order to spare the public the irrita-
against the social order. 'flue motive that this commission studied the ques-
necessary measures to stop it in the
Began Career 65 Years Ago.
tion of repeated drives for funds Mr.
Ominous prospects of what the Jews
.
Dr. Abraham Jacobi had practiced Schiff said that all of the institutions of this was in every instance black- tion with the commission set up for
beginning.
of taking part in Russia may expect if Kolchak is
Mail. The Jewish community 'reno)t- the consideration of questions regard-
medicine in this city about sixty-live
"2. All suspected
shall lie arrested on the spot and de- successful in establishing himself as years and had become not only the in need of buildings had combined in eft this to the Polish General Skersky
ing new states, the chairman of which
livered to the nearest military court. the dictator of all Russia is contained foremost authority on pediatrics, but a joint appeal for funds large enough and the French General Odry. 'The was a Frenchman.
"3. Each incident and measure in a statement made by Archbishop the dean of the American medical to cover not only their present actual latter promised to take the severest
Qualified representatives of the Po-
taken shall be immediately reported. Platen, the Metropolitan of Odessa profession as well. His knowledge needs but also their needs for the next measures against those guilty of
lish and Roumanian governments &-
"4. All soldiers belonging to the and Kherson, the senior surviving on pediatrics and allied branches of five years.
these outrages unless they. Lease( iiii- Clare their readiness to accord the
Colonel H. A. Guinzburg will head
same detachment as the guilty one Bishop of the Russian Church. Ile medicine was regarded so highly in
mediately.
Jews complete liberty and equality its
shall lie confined to barracks until %Tr- is now in New York to interest large other countries that he was invited the United Building Fund Campaign
In Spite of Army Order.
politics, religion and language," M.
of
Federated Jewish Institutions, it
financiers in regard to obtaining funds
several
tinter
to
join
the
faculties
of
diet shall be pronounced.
"On June 26th, at Colomea, Polish Pichon writes.
for the Russian Church, and also to foreign medical schools, but he con- was announced yesterday. lie has troops under General Zcgelkowski,
His letter points out that it would
Officers Held Responsible.
miral Kol-
accepted the appointment as chairman
e t he th ity aid the operations of Ad
special
fined all his work in practice, teach-
of the campaign committee and will looted Jewish houses until the Ru- be most dangerous to create
"5. Superior officers hay clunk and the other anti-Soviet lead
ing, and writing to this country. He
Jews, "as our final ob-
direct the efforts here to raise $8,0011,- manian commanders took severe privileges for
of instructing their men in their duty er5.
measures to restore order. The Lem- ject is to guarantee the rights of min-
The
Archbishop
said,
according
to
had
lectured
in
most
of
the
largest
toward the civilian population. A sol-
1100 for the erection and extension of
medical schools and had served as
berg Tagblatt reports that since June orities until the day they are welded
hospitals, orphanages, settlements, and
dier is never called to administer jus- a statement reported in the New York
President of all the important medical
27th beating Jewish travelers at the into the nations so that they are in-
tice for speculation or for usury or Times, that not a synagogue in Russia
associations in the State and in the other institutional buildings.
other citizens
misdemeanor, or to inflict immediate had been destroyed by the Bolsheviki
Dr. I. Edwin Goldwasser will be as- railway station has been resumed, an distinguishable from
Hutt the local authorities have taken without losing their ethnic or relig-
justice for a crime against kite state. and made this significant remark, "I nation.
1)r. Jacobi came to this country sistant chairman; !Michael Friedman, no measures to protect the Jews, n ions characteristics."
His duty is solely to arres(The indi- warn the Jews, woe will be their fu- from Germany in 1853 upon the ad- president of 11. Altman & Co., has
spite of an order from Getteral . Haller.
vidual suspected and place him in the ture in Russia when a stable govern- vice of his inutile friend, Carl Schiff z, been named honorary secretary; Sam
League is Permanent Protection.
"The Polish weekly, Rzosidtwoiskt•
hands of the nearest military or civil ment is restored." lie added that he after they and some of their compan- A. Lewisolin, treasurer; 'Miss Harriet
has created a sensation by publishing
The letter continues by saying that
authorities. Any other procedure will always had opposed pogroms, and ions had been imprisoned in Germany II. Lowenstein, controller, and Simon
an article denying that the Jews alone protection is assured by special treat-
be punished as criminal. Inform the that he had prevented one while he
Loeb, auditor. Among those who were guilty of forcing tip the prices of
between the great powers and each
was
Bishop
of
Kiev.
He
character-
for
their
part
in
the
revolutionary
ies
soldiers of the enemy agents paid to
have accepted appointments as honor- commodities, in which they are accus-
nation containing minorities, but these
there in 18411. He had be-
provoke them and of the resources zed the persecution of the Russian movement
come acquainted with Carl Sam: z at ary vice-presidents are Henry Ittleson, ed of speculating. The paper men- treaties are only precautionary meas-
and means of propaganda they pos- Church as a "huge Christian pogrom." school in Germany, and their intimacy Judge Otto Rosalsky, R. Sadowsky, tioned published a long list of Christ-
ures.
sess intended to enfeeble the new Rev. Platen attended a met wig o continued to the death of Schurz in and Jacob Sperber.
ian firms which have amassed mil-
pro-
"The League of Nations
Inform bishops of the Protestant Episcopal
in process of formation.
19(16. Both men became American Twenty-fivesInstitutions to be Aided. lions by profiteering, and that these vide permanent protection,'' M. l'ichon
them that these disorders compromise Church, the Russian Orthodox, the citizens immediately after their arri-
inciting
the
popu-
firms are secretly
concludes. "The French government
them in the eyes of Europeans and Greek, and the Rumanian Churches in val in this country, and in 1894 Dr.
A committee on plan and scope, lace against the Jews in order to
is ready to render homage to the role
bring on IS the reproach of intoler- New York last week. The object of Jacobi bluntly declined the invitation consisting of I)r. Julius Goldman, cover up their own misdeeds.
played by the great Allies in defense
the meeting was to start a movement of the University of Berlin to return chairman; I.eo Arnstein, Dr. II. G.
"The Copenhagen reports indicate of oppressed minorities, but cannot
ance. 111 case of further disorders
Colonel
shall hold their immediate officers re- to enlist the aid of all churches in to Germany to lecture on pediatrics. Friedman, William Goldnian t,
that the Polish outrages have taken
to be said that any preceded
sponsible for lack of influence and dis- America to reinstate the Russian The invitation was repeatedly proffer- if. A. Guinzburg, Judge Irving Leh- a new turn. At Warsaw, Zionists allow it
it its this direction. It is its urgent
Church as the official Church of Rus- ed, but Dr. Jacobi did not accept. It man, Max 1). Steuer, Felix M. War- who were assembing for a conference
cipline.
hope
that
social and religious inequal-
"6. The military prosecutor-general sia.
was then considered one of the high- burg, and I. Edwin Goldwasser has on June 14 were arrested, and at
ities will disappear and will become a
publish appropriate orders;
est honors among physicians to have studied the building program submit- Brody three Zionist leaders. the
will
mere
memory."
among others that investigation shall
received an invitation from the uni- ted by the institutions and has ap- Misses Braff and Glassberg, were de-
begin immediately and judgment lie
proved building projects totaling at ported."
versity.
In his reminiscences Carl Schurz least $8,000,000. This program is the
rendered inside seven days. The pres-
mentioned several times the value of most comprehensive ever contem-
ent order shall be proclaimed to all
detachments, authorities. and schools.
thes ifriendship of the young physician plated by any Jewish community. It
and told of the aid he had given to calls for the new building additions
District commanders are responsible
the revolutionary movement by slip- and improvements to 25 communal in-
El Paso Texas.—A true and faith-
execution.
for
porting it zealously with speeches stitutions.
ful camp follower—the Jewish Wel-
(Signed)
London—The Hungarian war com-
and ideas and with giving medical
"LESNIEWSKI, hlinister of War."
Board followed the U. S. Army
missary issued a proclamation to the fare
attention to others in the movement. BLOOD ACCUSATION HELD
into Mexico across the border from
population of Budapest warning them , El Paso. Co-operating with the War
In telling of his stealthy return to
ABRAHAM ELKUS MEETS
'
All Detroit Delegates Receive the University at Bonn, Schurz men-
AGAINST JEWS IN TURKEY to discontinue the pogrom agitation,
the Jewish
WITH ACCIDENT.
which has recently been carried on 1Camp Community Service,
Important Appointments—Dr. tions his meeting with "a young stu-
there. The proclamation states that Welfare Board followed the Ameri-
dent
of
medicine,
:Abraham
Jacobi."
troops
Harry Kraus Elected President.
t hi n can
Red Bank, N. Y.:—NN'hile playing
London.—Three Greek women at if the agitation does not w i stop
into
Juarez where it served
Accused of Treason and Imprisoned.
'
Tchorlou. near Adrianople, accused 48 hours he would take severe steps
the 24th Infantry, Colored, with
polo at his country - place here, Abram
matches, peaches, candy and
smokes,
"Jacobi
was
a
zealous
democrat
ORDER TO ERECT NEW
the small Jewish community in that to put an cud to it. ,
I. Elkus, chairman of the New York
divers forms of entertainment. J. W.
who after/9r(1 won in America a town of having abducted and killed
State Reconstruction Commission and
ORPHAN ASYLUMS; WILL
London—Raids on Jews have been B. workers also followed the Ameri-
great name for himself as physician
former andisasador to Turkey, fell
COST OVER $1,000,000 and scientist," wrote Schurz, "so their young brother, Gregori, aged renewed in Warsaw. Young and old can artillery. Several of our workers
15. for requirements of the Jewish are caught in the streets and driven
from his horse and broke his right
were caught i in the skirmish and one
great a name, indeed. that many years l'assover. A Jewish notable of the
arm between the elbow and the shoul-
to do military work. The last raid w as. almost killed in the rush.
By Myer S. Fink.
later, when he became one of the place named Mercado, and a lady, Re-
der. Mr. Elkus is a good horseman
took place on Saturday last. The re- ,
I•ield Representative, Ernest J. Alt-
most prominent physicians of Amer- becca Behar Nissint, were cruelly ill-
and a proficient player, and as he
ligious Jews who were at the sync- man of the El Paso district, is very y
The phenomenal grow th of Pisgah ica, this revolutionary exile was dis-
rose in the stirrups to hit the hall, Lodge, No. 34, I. 0. during the
treated and put into prison by some gogues cried, begged and offered to an r at Villa. "I have a personal
tinguished by the University of Ber-
Greek soldiers. The Greek
one of the stirrups broke.
past year, its development in all its lin with a call to a professorship. His fanatical
e wri tes us,
population showed a menacing atti- pay money if they would only be perd - , grudg agai n st him," of hhint
His children,
whom' and
he was
that our
and attacked mitted to continue their prayers an " for it is o n accoutit
playing,
came to with
his rescue
as- varied activities, its rise front a strug- invaluable friendship I have enjoyed
Jest's
rude
towards
the
picnic,
which
we
have
arranged
for
some
of
their
houses.
Accordingly,
not
to
desecrate
the
holy
Sabbath.
I
down
to
this
moment,
and
hone
to
en-
sisted him to the house, where Dr. W. gling, inert body to a lodge that ranks
This, however, did them no good and the boys had to be called off."
•
Wolfert was at the time treating second to few in the United States— joy it to the last."
during the night, a deputation
was they were compelled to go to wor k.
J.
For his activities in the cause of
Mrs. Elkus for injuries received when these facts gleaned from the illuminat-
and thanks to the
ing report of the Detroit delegation, the revolution Dr. Jacobi was accused sent to Adrianople,
energetic intervention of the chief
POLISH JEWS EXLED
she fell from a horse a month ago.
Dr. Wolfer' set the broken bone. This created an unwonted sensation at the of high treason and was confined in rabbi of that city, the governor, Col-
Bulgarian Palestine Bank.
FROM GERMANY, CHARGE
fifty- first annual convention of the prisons at Cologne and Berlin for onel Samson, head of the English
is the second time Mr. Elkus has District Grand Lodge, No. 6, of the about two years. It was reported
mission,
and
the
Greek
metropol-
I
ulgarian
Palestine
Bank
has
I
A
broken the same arm by a fall.
Independent Order of I3'nai Britt that new charges were to have been
itan, telegraphed to the authorities ,
pened at Sophia with a capital
BERLIN.—Considerable sensation
held at St. Paul, Minn., from Thurs- made against him when he was re- at Tehorlou to protect the lives of I been
000 leva (a leva is equiva-
, has been caused in German Jewish
of 5
day, l uly 3rd, to Tuesday evening, leased in 1853, but his jailer heard the
GREEK SYNOD OPPOSES
the
Jews.
a
franc
or
about
twenty
cents,.
circles
by the announcement that
lent
t
ANTI - SEMITISM July 8th. at a convention, moreover, rumors and released him early on the At the end of two days of search,
s the second national Jewish 1 large numbers of Polish Jewish work-
replete with surprising reports of pro- day his term was to have expired. during which the Jews were in great This
organized
its
Bulgaria.
men
were
recently transported across
The young physician immediately lett terror, the missing lad was found safe bank
Antisemitic outbreaks having or- gress. The report by the president
the frontier and handed over to the
curred in a number of towns on the of the district, Hiram 1). Frankel, of the country: after a short visit to his and sound. having gone to a neigh- ,
1 l'olish authorities. The exiles were
PISGAH LODGE NOTICE.
coast of the Sea of NI armora, and St. Paul, delivered in his masterly parents. A few months' practice in boring village with some compan-1
transported in locked railway car-
especially on the Island of Marmara, manner Saturday evening, revealed to /Manchester, England, hardly yielded ions. Naturally the two persons ac-
rtages. It has been arranged that an
several hundred delegates and him a living, and he - started for the cused were set at liberty, but unfor-
There will be a regular meeting of I
protested
the
the Chief Rabbi of Turkey
interpellation shall be addressed to
Illinois, United States. Practice in Boston
ili
to the Greek Patriarch. The latter their f am es. representing
tunately Madame Nissim, as the re- Pisgah Lodge, No. 34, Independent the German Government on the sub- / -
North Da- also was unprofitable, and. upon the
sult of the torture to which she was Order of B . nal Britt, held at the lodge ject, demanding an explanation of tY"
dignitary assembled the Holy Synod hlicigan. Iowa, Nebraska,
advice of Carl Schurz, he moved to
subjected, lost her reason. An Eng- rooms at 25 Broadway on Monday I motives that prompted the atil,1-
which issued a statement condemn- kota, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ohio and
ing anti-semitism and telegraphed to Canada, the infinite service that the I. this city and onened an office in How- lish commission was sent to Tchor- evening July 21st, at 7:30 P. M. Mom-( ties to expel Jews to pogrom-stt .
ard street. This was the beginning
O.
B.
II.
has
rendered
to
the
world
lou to hold an inquiry, and to bring ,
various ;Metropolitans .asking them
'
l districts.
hers are urged to be on time.
the guilty persons to trial.
to preach harmony between the Jews)
(Continued On Page Four.)
(Continued On Page Four.)
and the Greeks.

REPORT NEW POGROMS
DESPITE ARMY ORDER

ILLINOIS JEWS ASKED TO
RAISE $1 , 500 ,000 FUND

WOE TO THE JEWS IF
KOLCHAK SUCCEEDS,
SAYS ARCHBISHOP

PISGAH HONORED AT
ANNUAL MEETING OF
DISTRICT 6 I.0. B. B.

J. W. B. Follows the Army .
HUNGARIAN REDS WARN .Across the Mexican Border
POGROM AGITATORS