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CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION

VOL VIII. NO. 7.

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY JULY 16, 1920.

Per Year, $3.00; Copy, 10 Cents

OF
POLISH DRAMA IN-
VIENNA ANTI-SEMITES
FRENCH TO RESTORE RUINED
B'NAI BRITH LODGE DEMONSTRATION
CITES TO POGROMS1$31,000,000 G111 EN
STUDIO OF DETROIT ARTIST
VIENNA—The
local
anti-Semites
WARSAW—A riot broke out dur-
INST kLLS
OFFICERS arranged a monster demonstration at
BY U. S. JEW TO
the op
ening. performance of
ItRouGliorr the war Myron restore Myron Barlow's studio. No Il i hlfeeronisky.s
. ENSUING TERM the square before the Vienna City
l
anti-Senuttc play, Over
Barlow, Detroit artist and mein. one may trace to their hiding places
Hall,
in
which
more
than
10,000
took
Snow.'
When
the
heroine,
in
a
FO F
bar of one of the city's oldest now the quaint and curious or beau-
part. Inflammatory speeches were
EUROPEAN F ELIEF
made by popular agitators and the Jewish families, dreamed of his return tiful bits which once had been the " patriotic" declamation of the third

s ried out, Enough of the Jewish
pride of the Detroit artist But much act,
the whole Polish audi-
may he done to refit and
h refurnis Government!"
got up and cheered. The pro- American Jewish Retie f Estab.
the apartment as nearly like it was rev
1;shed Soup Kitchens and
tests
of
the
Jews
were present
as may be possible. And this is to were greeted with that
thal, Vice-Pres.
'Throw out
Milk Stations.
be done, the letter says. Sonic feel- these Bolsheviki!" yells,
finmediately
a
ing of strangeness may conic at first
The anti-Semites HELP CRAFTS AND 7 R ADE
RETIRIN G PRESIDENT PAYS
if only to remind the dweller in the panic their
broke
out.
seats and rushed toward
TRI IUTE TO COMMITTEE
skylight room of the havoc that the left
WITH TOOLS AND MONEY
the Jews. A number of Jews were
whole world knew not long ago. that
But badly
--
beaten,
and
sonic
Jewish
wo-
when
one
of
the
great
panes
Athletic Program Feature of
slops. front roof beam to floor is men had their clothes torn off their Maintain Summer Cob miss for
Sugar Island Outing on
50,000 Children in I evas-
raised at evening and the streets of bodies.
ednesday, July 28th.
Etaples are orange-gold shading The Polish students recognized in
fated Poland.
into the distant sunset-rose, the the Play a new means of satisfying
their savage passions. Several
evera h un- New York—Over - $31,(N ,000 has
artist, feted of Paris, idol of the tr
In the presence of a record at-
salons and pride of the academies will '!red of them gathered before the been expended in Americ an Jewish
tendance, and attended by appropriate
stand again looking out over the theatre, formed a line and beat every Relief wale in Eastern E rope and
ccremonic s, the following officers of
tliweyheirnearcohieed i various
ihe wo rwar-affected
P sgah L Age, No. 34, I. 0. B. B.
ld s in er ni areas
in rj t , hroughout
illen
.167 tlift.i.a t J le)wa ?slid. theatre,
Y
were for (tally installed by Adolph
aid
wish war
attacked
the
unsuspecting
people as suffrers was organized
Freund, p istniast er :
she rtly after
they left the theatre.
l'reside ot• Samuel S. Mayerberg.
the outbreak of t he war, a report of
the Joint Distribution C ommittee,
Vice-pre sident, Charles Rosenthal.
.
12th Annual Young
Secretor y, Otto Gutwillig.
public today, shows.
Talmud Torahs Hold made
,*
Treason -r, Beb Kramer.
Most of the funds, which coin-
.
Judea Convention at
Asst M onitor, NI. Klein.
iiiittee spent in 33 countrie s the
Public Examination .
and ter-
Warden , Julius Horwitz.
ritories, was raised by the
Long Branch, N. J.
Prior to Vacation Jewish Relief Committee, American
Guardia 1, Joseph Gottlieb.
of which
.
Louis Marshall is chairtnat . During
The ne wly installed officials will
250 Delegates Were Present, De-
hold offic i until January 1, 1921.
Many Prizes Were Awarded; He- the past 18 months, when the com-
Leon G ddsmith, the retiring presi-
mittee
on ,ton-secta rian cant-
By
troit Was Represented
brew Games and Drill By paigns carried
-, •
dent, in I brief and comprehensive
throughout the Unit ed States,
Philip Slomovitz and
Kindergarten Class Are
.1 '',
report , IC viewed the activities of the
under
the
direction
of Hen H. Ro-
Miss Goldsmith.
Features.
lodge du ing the past six months.
senfelt, the first time in tl ry e history
—
'
henominal
increase
in
num-
Pisgah's p
of the Jewish people that they ever
s- ,
National Young Judaea met in
bets, the growth of the Community
outside their own r a ce to ask
A two-day public examination held went
for p aid, over togethe0000
Building des, the satisfactory solo- Long Branch, N. J., last week in
raised.
last
Sun
Sunday
Monday
ay
andonay
at
the
1S'il-
r $16 00 r ' with wa Lithuania
Poland,
lion of i f he secretarial problem , the Twelfth Annual Convention following
, if ' '
kins street Talmud Torah prior to the and Kurland,
formation of the B'nai Brith Council
nd,
received
almo
st
the
three
weeks
'
vacation
to
be
given
the
were stre .sed as a few of the major the completion of the most successful
$14,784,908.7 half
Pales-
children proved to be a popular (ca- appropriations,
tine, with $4,345,337.38, at 6..
achieveme nts of the last half year. year in the history of the movement.
d Russia,
ture
in
Ilebrew
education.
$4,329,247'42 ' followed : In Aus-
Over 250 delegates representing 950
,
Pays Tribute to Committees.
All of Sunday morning the parents with
trig , Hungary
Galici , $3,325,-
circles in 36 states of the Union were
of the children attending the Talmud 810.53
, exp ended
"Pisgah Lodge has made forward
was
and i n Gr eece,
Tur-
Torah literally packed every room key, in Serbia
the
strides in every field of its activities present, making the gathering
and
Syrilais$11
'
'
, 542,909.79,
where the examinations were held. and, Roumania
in the pa st six months," Mr. Gold- most interesting and most represen-
0.86.
Ve
Monday
afternoon
the
attendance
was
smith said . It has achieved a record tative in the movement. Detroit was
Amounts expended$ r2in ' ' C her coun-
limited to the board of directors of tries
' t...
e-
of progre os of which we can well be
included- Alexa nds 0 a, Egypt,
by Mr. Philip Stame ns,
the Talmud Torah who were highly $58,851.55
proud. E very committee performed
giers, Tunis
Tuni a• d Moroc-
Young Judaea Supervisor in this city,
pleased with the work so far accom- co, $9,000; , ° Algiers,
its work satisfactorily and well.
Czecho-Sloesl ia, $130,-
plished.
'Hiss Sylvia Goldsmith, leader of
Those de crying special mention are and M
022.46;
Jugo-Slavia
$35 00( ; Abysin-
The feature examinations were held n ia , $11,797.23; Bulgaria
"
the Anti- Defamation League, which, the Young Judaea Dramatic and Buds
a nd Deco-
in the Histor y of Zionism class con-
under the chairmanship of Brother of Judaea circles.
pied
Serbian
territory,
Cen-
Myron Barlow.
ducted by Mr. R. 'Linder and in the teal Powers' $388 45153 $26 . Denmark,
Milton Al :sander did valiant work in
The
convention
suffered
greatly
by
Bible class conducted by Mr. M. Gor- a ei ; France
'
" ), $5,000;
defending the honor of the Jew; the the absence of the
(refugees
bl•
greatt
leaders
in
leaving
the
land
to
td
hewhet
storm
placid
housetops
surroundT
ed
le
onl
y
by
don.
The
examinations
e
ns
were
cit.
Committe ! on Intellectual Advance- the
$209 ''
407 52. ' t 1-1 u !land and
won
tl ta t f o IIowed.
. el ere
h er I lis .- stud ent memories.
' . I World
'
l movemen t . iss Henrietta . Szo Id away,
n Hebrew and con- B Germa
• ny, " (refugees
mein, he dcd by Rabbi Samuel S. and Miss Jessie E. Sampter, whose the sunbeams still launched their War has come and gone. Its effect
el glum
and stud c ots), $94,-
versation entirely
ducted
with th ie pupils was entire] 615.70;
Mayerber . t which successfully in- presence has alwaysnion
Italy
(prisoners
of war), $4,-
shaft
into
made
Y
fioung
the
upon
hum
studio
through
anity
ous
civilible
zed
in the ancient tongue. Neither Yidr- 000; a,
augurated an innovation in B'nai Judaea • conventions a
Persi
the
ne
t
glass
1
thesk
light
settin
the
world
in
tremend
•
and
and
theundenia
g
•
.
,
di
i
y
nor
English
were
heard
in
the
o
(
f
s
g
'
' S. ) , itzerland,
g
Brith circ es in the form of a lecture gbathering of Jew's . iIn AIIICrIh
were
golden
motes
to
dancing,
mellowing
But
art
sees
it
objectively—color,
school
during
the
examinations,
ex-
re
ogees
and
students
$16,500;
course; I f IC Propaganda Committee, a sent is
frefuees
estme,
I ' en d. mg t etr . as- the tapestries, ageing all yet giving action, a bold sweep of a mighty cept for occasional remarks by the
g • ' 1 ' $ - 18000•
prov-
" -- B altic
th er sistance n in a P the
d h i p o f B Brother
which and er the 1 eaers.
i Spain , Ukraine,
coat
ter
canvas.
parents.
nces,
$63,201.28;
flea'
life
to
the
of
mail
rebuilding
of
the
Jew-
in
the
brush
across
a
vaster
393,285,04;
Charles R osentlial• secured 1,000 new . ish Homeland. Dr. Alexander Dush- fartherest corner, and the ancient
Siberia
t
war
pr
For
isomers),
on
Myron
Barlow
w
$286,751.65.
that
canvas
The
class
in
Zionism
proved
to
be
. another of the prominent leaders weapons on the wall,
members. The Forei gn Relief Enna
Soup kitchens, milk sea L ions, sup-
with its horrors is faced to the wall well versed in the history of the lyin
Brother
t. tier Morris in . 1 , own;
commit tee , headed by tiro
D g of clothing, food an , medicine
Judaea, is also in Palestine. Peace came. Passports were is- and the spider of time is preparing movement.
Those
who
distinguished
raisin
in
Garnett, which succeeded
and
other emergency re reli measures
c
Dr. David de Sola Pool, sued. The great liners began again warp and woo
• Similarly,
Simi
woof to spread upon it a themselves in Mr, Zinder's class
a generuu ( fund fur the rehabilitation
necessary to save war suff rens from
of Young Judaea; Mr. to post their sailing dates. Myron filmy tapestry. Always kindly, sym-
Mic
VVein
Harry
The
Th
untini
of B'nai .Brith members in Europe, Emanuel
annihilation
Di-
Barlow
took
passage
at once. His pathetic—always reveling
by starvation and dis-
ling in glorious- and
E '
l Neumann, Educational
star ease, comprised
and the Entertainment committee, rector
the maj o r part of
coltts,
in h home- were Jameshel Silvers'tein.
tf the
of Zionist Organization of hand was eager to insert the ponder- ly y subdued color
contrasts,
under Br ler Nathan E. Rosenberg America, and Miss Fannie Rutchik, ous iron key in the lock and throw like scenes in placid room or bloom- students in Mr. Gordon'sBib]
American
Jewish
relief wc rk. With
class
Morris
were
Goldin
Georg
• istatf secretary
responsi f or. the assistant
and Meye . ti Rubin, , responsible
conditions
becoming
Yong
Judaea,
gave
into
this
thi-
se
of
Young
back
bk
the
d
door
that
d
ass
garden,
M
Myron
Barlow
ow
cannot
delight
in many
deligh
Weisswasser, Mordecai Berman,
' an, Isl• localities, except t in betteo
. I London attending
success of Pisgah's social enterprises, were in
Inter-
tncl.ng
.
i
the
I
n
er
questered
artist's
paradise,
replete
those parts of
in
or
seek
to
portray
the
maca
hbre.
done
Klar,
Mordecai
Banal
and
Ilarry
'
did splend id work." Tribute was also national Zionist Conference at the with the memories of ninny happy
Eastern
Europe
where
fighting
is
In
this
he
stands
almost
unique
in
Seligson.
paid by tl IC retiring p resident t t o the time Young
hours.
Judaea
Judt
met ionvention
n c
that notable list of Detroit artists— Mr. B. Isaacs, principal of the Tal- still going on or where th the countries
members of the vario us committees
have
not
yet
been
opened
The
artist
arrived.
A letter to his Hopkins, Melchers, Rolshoven, Mac-
for relief
ions
Torah, distributed a number of
for their efficient and loyal support. i se',
the committee is g ing more
Yet it ..• was the very absence of these father, Mr. A. Barlow, 172 \Voodward Monnies, Ives and Paulus. Barlow's mud
prizes to the pupils who distinguished a work,
Contrite, iting on the lodge's growth great leaders
el
more
into
reconstructs
that
the
movement
ers
in
avenue,
told
briefly
of
the
scene
that
reputation
reputat
is
international,
nternatona,
puc
gal-
e and re-
themselves
the
in
examinations.
Mr.
Goldsmith
said:
"If
in numbs
habilitative relief, it armour i ced. The
levies and private collections, both Among those who attended the exa-
Young Judaea all the greater in awaited his arrival last week.
m recent
• numb b ers,
i
i 't Is • b e- trade
there is n enace in
$5,000,000 approm nation to
that the movement stood out most There was no need to take the key here and abroad, bearing examples of Am
cause the e is p ower in numbers. As conspicuously as a most constructive from its hiding place and insert it in his work. He was a pupil of Gerome nations Monday afternoon were Mr. carry out a reconstructive program in
E.
Rabonowitz,
president
of
the
Tat-
the large it lodge in the Order of part of the Zionist organization. De- the lock. The
door stood gaping and a student at L'Ecole des Beaux mud Torah, Rabbi J. I.. Levin and Eastern Europe in order ti n a t the pro-
B'nai Brit h, standing for the noblest
who have been saved ft. , m starva-
spite the few years of its existence open. The sunlight came through Arts in Paris. He is the winner of Mr. Goldman. The feature of the ple
in Judaic ii, we can but wield that
youthfulness
of
its
from
above
as
of
old, but rioted now six Academic Medals of Paris and a Monday afternoon exercises was the lion may now become self- s upporting,
the
and
despite
power to further the work of our members, Young Jtulaeans are today over ruin. Gone were the bits of
marks
a definite change fr um pallia-
gold
medal
first-class,
awarded
at
the
of the Kindergarten class, taught
Order—to
relief measures, excep t in cases
representing the Jewish people on the metallic lustre that had lent color to St. Louis exposition in 1904. A list drill
by Miss Rose Pike. A number of of tire extreme
to protect the name of the Jew, to field of greatest construction in Pales- the
emergency li e in the
room and gone every trifle of of the honors and distinction con- Hebrew games were played by the
live in th a true sense; its motto of
e I y pnted children. Ukraine an..I Russia, the rep port states.
tine and are among the leaders in the value that the artist bears back In (erred
e d p upon
n him 1 I fill
a closely
printed
Benevolen ce, Brotherly Love and
Sewing
machines,
tools and raw
Zionist movement in the world.
triumph to his studio as token of his page as does an enumeration of those
Ilarmony.
materials have been sent to Poland
Detroit's delegates pointed out that wanderings afield. From a heap of connoiseurs possessing examples of
•
Mr. Gob dsmith referred to the anti- the most interesting feature of the debris in the corner a broken easel
and
other
Eastern
Europ can coun-
his work. In 1914 he took a gold Prof. Friedlander
- 1 • 1
Rent-Prof leering movement in w tic 1
tries, loans have been mad t work-
convention was the receipt of tele- protruded. A sketch, first draft of medal of the first class at the San
l'isgah L ,dge has taken the initiative
men
ands
shopkeepers
to establish
and to set
them on a productive basis again, and
Judaea organizations in South Africa, Stephani gallery at Milan, lay torn at the Paris Salon, was made a omens-
ganization s have pledged their sup-
factories
and
homes
dams
and
numerous
other
•
n14
half
in
two,
face
up
upon
the
floor.
ed by the
Holland,
Italy
her
of
the
Paris
jury
for
the
Panama-
port.
Killed
d i n Ukraine war have been repaired, the
foreign countries where Young Jo- A bit of Gobelin, too worn to he of Pacific Exposition. and a member of
report
"We ha tee forsaken the beaten path
shows.
data
is
being
organized.
Thus,
Young
value,
yet
a
cherished
piece,
bore
the
the
jury
in
Paris
for
the
Pennsylvania
a
movement
and take I the lead in
Saving
the
child
life
of
Judaea
now
ceases
to
be
a
national
extri-
marks
of
muddy
boots
when
Poland
Academy of Fine Arts exhibition.
Jewish Relief Workers one of the most important phases in is
that can but react to the communal American organization for the Jewish
cared from beneath the rubbish.
l'rior to the outbreak of the war he American
Waylaid
an
o
good. E van if our efforts in this
and Robbed
by y U n- American Jewish Relief • ork, and
an
international
youth, but becomes
When the Clothyard Hall at Ypres had been elected to the Societe Na-
movement will fail of its purpose, it
known Persons.
one of the principal means utilized is
body for the Jewish youth of the was part of the exacted toil of war and Monate des Beaux Arts Salon, member
will alma ys redound to our credit
in sending undernourished c hildren to
world.
the Cathedral at Rheims has been of the l'aris Society of American Paint-
that l'isg ih blazed the trail in an
PORK—An
the country to recuperate i n the chil-
rendered
past
restoration,
when
en-
ers,
of
the
Societe
Internationale
des
NEW
'Associated
The
convention
recognized
above
t a solution of a general
c t t o,
e 1, Int p i t i
.
everything else the importance of emy and chance maruder unite to pit- Peintres and Sculpteurs, of the So- Press' dispatch from Warsaw quotes dean's colonies establishes d by the
D roblem.
Hebrew in the movement for the re- loge and destroy, the wreck of a ciete Internationale des Beaux Arts a report from Lemberg in which it commit:a. This will read h its high-
Excursion July 28.
rival of Jewish nationalism. The Ile- studio is a triffe of intesimal mo- et des Lewes, member of the Amer- is stated that Prof. Israel Fried- est point this summer, at cording to
brew movement in this country has meet.
scan Art Association in Paris and a kinder and Dr. Cantor of the New the report, when 50,000 chi ldren, sof-
Plans f n the annual lodge excite-
been strengthened by so much that Yet the French government thinks member of the PhialdelLthia Art Club. York Free Synagogue were killed fering from malnutritutior , will be
sion to Su gar Island Wednesday, July
A notable exhibition of Itarlow'• by bandits near Kamenetz-Podlsk. sent to the colonies for o ne month,
the
leaders
in
this
work
came
to
the
otherwise
in
the
case
of
Myron
liar-
28, are ra ddly taking form. The out- convention with a proposition that a
low. The French remember his studies work was seen at the home of Fred- l'rofessor Friedlander was for a nuns- where, under expert care, i hey will be
ing will be held jointly with the
established
he
of the peasants of Picardy, done on crick H. Zeigen, of Twin Towers, her of years closely identified with nursed bad. to health.
separate organization
li'nai Brit h lodge of Toledo. A base-
for Hebrew clubs. The convention the very eve of war. His canvas in near Ypsilanti, who recently enter- the work of the Jewish Theological Last January a Polish re lief unit of
ball game for the "B'nai Britlt chain- voted this request down, but decided the Municipal gallery at Douai is tamed the Scarab Club at that place, Seminary of this city. Together with 25 American Jewish reliel
workers,
pionship" is part t of a lively athletic instead to publish a monthly Hebrew ranked among the treasures there.
featuring the Barlow collection short- Max Pine, Judge Harry Fisher and headed by Dr. Boris D. B ogee, was
Active practice of the juvenile periodical.
program.
last
sent
to
Poland
to
organize
Europe
Even
Baron
Rothchild
M.
Katz
he
sailed
for
Edmund
ly
after
the
Mr.
and carry
de
artist
had
sailed.
the
under
begun
has
Pisgah to am
Reports from various centers in the neglects no opportunity to show his Zeigen is the possessor of Barlow's December in behalf of the Joint Dis- out relief work. Dr. Boge n has just
J Rhodes. All country
direction of Samuel J.
where Young Judaea work distinguished visitors Barlowts"Mauve famous ,'The Reader," while Mr. tribution Committee with the object returned to this country and an-
members who wish to participate in
been introduced gave evidence of and Rose" and to point out the Jacob Siegel, of Boston boulevard, of rendering relief to Ukrainian flounces that the unit has organized
the conte st are urged d to communi- the fact that Detroit has accomplished Whistlerian conception and execution. has acquired the Pan-American medal Jewry. After much difficulty, I'ine relief in 1,604 places throu ghoul Po-
cute with him. In addition there will more than any other city in the court-
So the French government is to winner, "Apples."
and Fisher penetrated into Soviet land, has warehouses in W arsaw and
be handle ap races, potato races and try. Despite that Young Judaea is
Russia and Friedlander and Katz or- 10 district headquarters, f nom where
various c ,ntests for women and chit-
al-
m e s of the
quite
a
year
old
here,
ganized the relief in the Ukraine 100 trucks and autoobil
not 'te
dren. Se eral prizes will be awarded ready ranks seventh in
to the clean sportsmanship of the fa- provinces.
DR.
BENMOSCHE
GUEST
in
n
the
country
Rabbi Cantor was with unit, flying the American fl ag, reach
to winner s .
01005
owner
of
the
Shamrock
IV.
The
In
the
out
to
every
part
of
the
co e ntry with
the size of its organization.
OF SIR THOMAS LIPTON poem was printed and sent broadcast the J. D. C. offices in Warsaw.
Tickets will be placed on sale short- short period of its existence, 14 cir-
Felix M. Warburg, chairman of the relief supplies, money era n smissions
ly and ma y be secured from members des with
by
Sir
Thomas
to
all
his
friends.
It
ith a total membership of 450 Among the personal guests of Sir appeared in several eastern papers and American Joint Distribution Com- from Americans to their r elatives in
or at the dock on the day of the have been organized. Of these two
A
which has charge of the dis- Poland and with food pa kages s:-
Thomas
Lipton, the famous British was published in the Jewish Chronicle mittee,
outing.
circles are Hebrew speaking.
bursement of the funds recently col- cured from the American Relief Ad-
yachtsman, who is contesting for in a recent issue.
heeled
by
national drive for Jew- ministration.
America's cup in the international Dr. Benmosche left Detroit for ish relief in the
BRITIS I NAVAL OFFICER
Europe, ' received a cable-
yacht
races,
will
be
Dr.
M.
Ben-
New.
York
on
Wednesday.
He
will
gram
from
Warsaw
arsaw yesterday con- FOUR ZIONISTS ELECTED
COPS JEWISH EXILE ANTI-SEMITES ONLY
rnosche' Detroit surgeon. Dr. Ben- return home immediately after the firming
the Associated Press report TO JEWISH CONY ENTION
.—
WELCOME AT MATSEE mosche received a telegram from Sir conclusion
conclusion of the internationally
em otionally fa- of rming
the murder of Dr. Israel Fried-
—
SUMMERING RESORT Thomas on Tuesday inviting him to mous yacht race.
Pairs, H ungary—Judge Sabornay of
hander and Dr. Bernard Cantor while Hamburg—During
20,
view the races on July 15 , 17 and 20
g—During the It st election
this city decreed that all the local
were
distributing
relief
money
they
on
Lipton's
private
steam
yacht,
"Vic-
v.
at
the
local
German
Jew(
Jews leav e Paks within twenty-four
conven-
- s h Orthodox
Poland is Planning to Raise in the Ukraine territory. The cable lion
on were elected seven
hours. I I their despair the Jewish
VIENNA—A record in anti-Semi- toria."
. t Liberals.
dispatch,
whch
i
came
f
rom
the
Joint
This highly prized invitation is the the
.1 Value of Her Currency Di str ibution Committee in Warsaw, Jews,
-'ews, four Zionists
onists and elle
communit r turned to the command- tic fanaticism and bigotry was scored
Heretofore the Liberals have con-
ing office r of the British Monitor by a summer resort at Mattsee, near result of the meeting of Sir Thomas
read as follows:
the community, but now
which wa s stationed in the harbor. Salzburg. This summer resort ad- and Dr. Benmosche on board the
"Warsaw, July 12: With deepest trolled
PARIS—We have received informs- heartache
through
a union of the Or thodox and
The coin nandant immediately noti• vertised in the newspapers that only Steamship Celtic, sailing from Liver-
y of tragic Zionist elements
inform in g you
the powe r has shift-
fled the uthorities that he will not professed anti-Semitics of non-Jewish Pool to New York a month ago, when lion from Warsaw that the Polish murder of l'rofessor Friedlander
and to this coalition.
rn to America after Minister of Finance has had a con- Dr. Cantor on July 8. Dr. ander
Sine, the other
allow this outrage to be perpetrated, descent would be accented-as guests. the doctor returned
Cantor s ed
*
two
parties
have
an ali most equal
and that he will bombard the city as In other words, it excluded not only three months of study in European (creme with representatives of menu-
re-
chauffeur
returned
to
Lemberg
hospitals.
A
close
friendship
sprang
factoring
trade
and
stock
brokers
with
number
of
representatives
the Zion-
soon as it should be attempted. Be- Jews, but also all Christians who were
Professor Friedlander and fists actually cast the dee , iding
porting
1)r rt
votes
ing subje et to influence, the good not avowed anti-Semites, and all up between the two men when Dr, the idea of regulating and raising
road near Yar• - whenever the Orthodox a ad Liberals
' Cantor killed on roa
judge wit hdrew his edict, and the apostate Jews of anti-Semitic leaden- Benmosche wrote a poem dedicated Polish currency. A number of Jews
to Sir Thomas Lipton, paying tribute participated in the conference.
(Continued on Page Mx)
fail to agree.
Jews rem tined in their homes.
ties.

Rabbi S. S. Mayerberg Sworn in
as Pr t osident; Chas. Rosen-

crowd was induced to adopt the fol.
lowing resolutions:
I. That all the immigrated Eastern
Jews be immediately interned.
2. These Jewish "parasites" should
be deported to the countries from
which they came, and the boundaries
should be closed to all further Jew-
ish immigration.
.3. All their money capital should
be confiscated.
4. Jewish children born in Austria
should be admitted to the schools ac-
cording to a per cent norm.
After er the e meeting the demonstrants
tried to break into the Jewish quarter.
Fortunately, the city administration
took sufficient precaution to send to
the Jewish section a police guard
which prevented the impending pog-
root.

to France. Beyond the age limit and
wholly out of the struggle he had to
be content with visualizing the war
that was going on beyond the sea.
All through the weary period of
negotiations and treaty-signing he
waited, an American born and a lover
of America, but unable to suppress
his longing for the scenes of his slue
dent days. He wondered if the ger-
aniums in the window boxes of his
little atelier in Etaples had withered
and died, or whether the concierge
had watered them daily is he had
promised, with 'natty profound bows
when the artist had put the last five-
franc piece in his hand and went

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