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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY OCTOBER 8, 1920.

VOL VIII. NO. 20.

SUNDAY SERVICES ARE
OF PRISON
INSTALLATION OF INMATES
RESUMED AT BETH EL Practical Aspects of
GIVE CUP TO TAUB PROMINENT JEWS TO
AID $3,600,000 FUND
B'NAI BRITH LODGE
Palestine Ignored by
CAMPAIGN FOR H.U.C.
AT BATTLE CREEK

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Rabbi Franklin to Consider Problem
of International Jew at Morn-
ing Worship

Officer at House of Correction Wins
Appreciation for His Humani-
tarian System

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Detroiter' With Degree Team
and Glee Club Present
at Ceremony

PLAN COUNCIL OF B'NAI

BRITH LODGES IN STATE

An event of far-reaching import in
the Jewish communal life of Battle
Creek was the institution, Sunday,
Oct. 3, of Battle Creek Lodge, No.
871, Independent Order of B'nai
Brith. The new lodge was installed
w i t h appropriate ceremonies by
Adolph Freund representing the pres-
ident of the District Grand Lodge,
Bernard Ginsburg, representing the
A,
vice-president of the district, and
B. Seelenfreund, of Chicago, secre-
Representatives
were
present
tary.
from B'nai Brith lodges in Grand
Rapids, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Lansing,
Bay City and Saginaw. The Detroit
delegation arrived in Battle Creek in
a chartered Pullman at noon Sunday
and were escorted in automobiles to
the Post Tavern Hotel where the del-

Dr. I. Z. Taub, assistant superin-
dent of the Detroit House of Correc-
tion, was presented with a silver lov-
Sum to be Expended for Exten-
ing cup, Friday, Oct. I, by the in-
sion of Synagogue Activ-
tnates of the prison as a mark of their
ity and Education
appreciation of the new disciplinary
system now obtaining at the prison.
This system was instituted by Dr. 40-DAY TOUR TAKES IN
Taub, working in conjunction with
200 CITIES; 48 STATES
Supt. J. 0. Stutsman. Supt. Sluts-
man was also presented with a cup.
A "flying squadron" of one hundred
Dr. Taub has held his present post
for over a year prior to Supt. Stuts- prominent Jews, business men, bank-
ers, educators, and philanthropists,
man's coming, having previously been
headed by Julius Rosenwald, Morti-
engaged in similar work in New
mer L. Schiff, Congressman Julius
Jersey.
Kahn, and others of international
They are aided by the inmates
note, will start on November 4th on
themselves through a central council
a 40-day tour of the principal cities
of 12. Sate for the guards on the
of the country to bring the message
turrets, not a man in the prison car-
of rejuvenated Judaism to the Jews
ries a weapon. Physical punishment
of America, and to talk of the aims of
is unknown.

Sunday services at Temple Beth El

The Ghetto Dreamers

will be resumed on Sunday of this

week at 11 o'clock a. m.. when Rabbi

Leo M. Franklin will preach a sermon

of timely interest and importance un-

der the title, "The International Jew

as a Jew Interprets that Term." The
discussion of this problem will prove

NORDAU, CONSIDERING LAND PROBLEM,
SEES PURCHASE FROM ARABS SOLUTION

WEEPING THOUSANDS
LINE FIFTH AVENUE
AS CORTEGE PASSES

Body of Schiff, After Simple
Ceremony, Is Escorted
To Grave

CHARITY INSTITUTIONS
BENEFIT IN BEQUESTS

BY MAX NORDAU

NEW YORK—Fifteen hundred
close friends of the late Jacob
Schiff, prominent men of New York
,tirring the Jewish world.
We cannot insist too much on the fact that Zionism no longer exists in and representatives of many organiza-
ground of
The musical service, as heretofore, the airy region of abstract ideology, but has landed on the firm
tions, religious, civic and charitable,
stern reality. We are now called upon to put it into practice, and this com- attended the funeral at the Temple
will be under the direction of Mr.
'find
a
solution
for
a
series
of
questions,
all
of
them
most
delicate,
pels us to
William Howland, assisted by a splen- difficult and complicated. It is hard to say which of them is more urgent Emanu-EI at Forty-third street and

of vital importance to all who wish

to understand certain events that are

did quartet choir.
and important than the others. They are all of the same gravity. The first
The general public is cordially in- was the abolition of defense of itnigration to Palestine. This question had
vited to attend these services.
to be solved before any other could be approached. Happily this liminary
obstacle to the return of Jews to the land which is to become their national
home was cleared away by the new administration under Sir Ilerbert Samuel
and Mr. Balfour's declaration of November 2, 1917, is no longer a mockery
as it has been two years and a half, the gates of Palestine having been
thrown open to those who yearn to enter it. There remain the questions of
our relations with the Arab population, of the acquisition of the soil, of the
raising of the indispensible funds to be settled. Today I propose myself to
Dr. B. Friedlaender Says De- deal with the. land problem only.

Fifth avenue.

Thousands of Jews flocked from the
east side and other parts of the city
to the Schiff residence at Seventy
eighth street and Fifth avenue and to
the Temple Emanu•El. A large body
gations, to revive the spirit of Juda-
of policemen on foot and mounted,
ism.The "flying squadron" is the
held the crowds to the sidewalks dur-
first gun in a $3,500,000 campaign
ing the funeral services, while traffic
which is being launched by the Union
was diverted away from Fifth avenue.
for the support of the Hebrew Union
As directed by Mr. Schiff before his
•
College at Cincinnati, for the exten-
death, the services were simple. The
troit Organiltation Acts as
Land Question is Weighty.
sion of synagogue activity and Jew-
casket was carried to the altar fol-
Simchas Torah Observance
ish education throughout the country,
Mental Skimulous to
It needs no arguing to , prove that Palestine can never become the lowed by a solemn procession at 10
and for the protection of the Jew's
Twice Fills Wilkins Street
national home of the Jewish people unless this is offered the possibility of o'clock, while the organ played Kol
Doctors
, gates gathered.
civil rights throughout the land.
Nidre. which was sung . by Robert
sinking its roots into the ground. For
Talmud Torah
30 Candidates Initiated.
Two hundred cities are included in
Lconhardt. The Rev, Dr. Joseph Sil-
At a meeting (if the Maimonides those muddle-headed dreamers of the
Auditorium
t
ook
the
itinerary
of
the
"flying
squadron,"
verman read the burial liturgy and
The initiation ceremonies
Medical Society, composed of Detroit Ghetto who drivel highfaluting twad-
Knights
of
Pythias
ball
and
every
state
of
the
union
from
chosen
Psalms of David. The sing-
place at the
Jewish physicians, Dr B. Fried- dle about a "spiritual center of the
California
to
Massachusetts
will
be
at 3 o'clock. A class of 30 candidates
ing of Shivisi by Cantor S. Schlagel
The pupils of the United Hebrew
laender, newly-elected president, in world's Judaism in Jerusalem" the
followed. The service was closed
were inducted into the lodge by the Schools of Detroit celebrated Simchas covered. NI ontreal will be visited in an interesting address of acceptance, land question, of course, does not ex-
with the second part of the Atone-
highly-trained Pisgah Lodge degree Torah last Monday evening and the December, Mass meetings will be held
referred to the society as a post- ist. For the construction of a uni-
team consisting of Joseph Garvett, Hakophoth were marched according in every city. These meetings will
Pisgah Lodge, No, 34, I. 0. B. B. ment Prayer by the Rev. Dr. Samuel
graduate school where students re , versity a building site of an acre or
Schulman.
chairman; Milton M. Alexander, to the prescribed rules of the Ortho- be purely educational and the fore-
Passes
Resolutions
Eulogiz-
two
would
suffice
and
this
might
be
ceived mental stimuli.
Flowers Cabled by Zangwill.
Charles Rosenthal, Louis Bass and dox synagogue. The celebration, in most Jewish men of this country will
ing Philanthropist
The society, which was organized bought at a not too forbidding price.
Morris Klein. Splendid assistance which the pupils of all the schools set forth the spiritual needs of Is-
Before his death Mr. Schiff had ex-
in 1912, takes its name from Maimoni- The teachers and pupils, if any,
rael
in
America,
appealing
particu-
the wish that no eulogy
pressed
was given the team by the Pisgah participated, took place in the audi-
des, a seer of the twelfth century could be lodged in flats and rooms in
Pisgah Lodge No. 34, I. 0. B. B., should be delivered and no flowers
Glee Club under the direction of I. torium of the Wilkins street Talmud larly to the young people of the Jew-
who contributed ' many stismilating the neighborhood, and the difficulty as a token of respect to the memory sent. A few pieces, however, deco-
ish
faith
to
revive
and
restore
Juda-
Leonard Braun. :dr. Braun, aided by Torah.
would be elegantly solved, in fact, it of Jacob H. Schiff who died a week
ism and to help Jew and Gentile to a works on philosophy. religion and
rated the altar, one of which was pre-
Aaron Silberldatt, A. Bernstein.
would not even arise. It is not worth
Due to the large number of par-
Maurice Steingold, Alvin Tucker and ticipants the celebration had to be realization of Judaism's contribution medicine. The society meets weekly while to stop and consider this ago, met at the lodge rooms on the sented by Arthur Meyerowitz, in ac-
at the homes of members and aims
evening of Oct. 5 to adopt unanimous- cordance with cabled instructions
Sam Weller, pianist, assisted during performed at two different periods of to American life and thought.
to stimulate medical thought and scheme, except for fun's sake.
ly the following resolutions, copies of from the Jewish Territorial Organiza-
Interest Among Youth.
the ritual service in a manner that the evening, and at each period the
Industry Not Chief Aim.
which will he sent to Schiff's family: tion of London, of which Israel Zang-
"There has been an awakened in- study.
won the commendation of all the vis-
auditorium was filled to its capacity. terest in the communal responsibility
"The lasting benefit of going to
A good man in Israel has gone
Another plan consists in putting the
will is President.
iting delegations.
As a part of the ceremony there was on the part of the Jewish youth," Mr. college, it is said, comes from acquir- principal stress on industrial develop-
to his eternal rest. Jacob H.
Governor Smith and the members
Bernard Ginsburg, president of
also mass singing under the direc- M army Strauss, chairman of the Ad- ing the study habit," Dr. Friedlaender ment of the country. If the Zionist
Schiff
is no more among the liv-
of his military staff followed the pall-
Pisgah Lodge• iildressed the candi-
tion of NI users. M. Gordon and A. visory Committee of the campaign declared. After acquiring this study ideal were to erect the greatest num-
ing. Yet he lives in the hearts
bearers
from the church, prAceding
dates, urging them to make their
Shendrowitz.
said today in announcing the plans of habit, %V e try to educate ourselves. ber possible factories, to adorn Eretz
and the memories of thousands.
the surviving members of the family.
lodge the center of all Jewish activi-
Mr. Bernard Isaacs, the principal the "flying squadron." youth Indeed. real education is not the re- Israel with a forest of monumental
He was a man in the best sense
Mayor
Hylan
was present during the
ties in the city. Adolph Freund, past
of the Talmud "Forah, spoke of the of today is fast falling in the line left sult of a course of study, it is the chimneys, to make the mountains
of the word. In every hemis-
service. A few of those at the ser-
president, in a brief talk, impressed
significance of the holiday. Ile point- vacant by his parents, taking their result of a course of experience. Hip- from the Sinai to the Lebanon re-
phere his name was the synonym
vice
were
Henry
W. de Forest, John
upon the members their duties and
ed mil that although the world at places not only in business, but also pocrates, the father of medicine, said sound with the echos of steam en-
for philantrophy, probity, liber-
D. Rockefeller, Jr., E. E. Olcott, New-
obligations as Ben Brith. Saul Rosen-
large has accepted the Bible and uses in the management of communal af• we must extract the rules of prac- gines and electric plant in full swing,
ality, humanity.
new
comb Carlton, L. F. Loree, Bernard
feld was elected president of the
it on a par with the Jew, from whom fairs. Young men are more active tical medicine, not from sequelae or again the capital going to be invested
The great wealth that he accu-
M. Baruch, Alvin W. Krech, Oscar S.
lodge, and I. Rosenberg, secretary.
I has received it, the Jews are the than ever before in politics, and phil- consequences, no matter how prob- would not find it too hard to get pos-
mulated was for, his merely the
Straus, Nathan Straus, Supreme Court
Banquet Follows Initiation.
only nation that have ever set aside anthroy and it is to the youth of able, but from experience directed by session of the ground where to place
means to an end—to do good.
Justices Irving Lehman, M. Warley
An elaborate banquet for 251) guests one day in the year for the Rejoicing America that use look to make our
Every
worthy
cause
he
made
his
Platzek and Mitchell L. Erlanger, for-
reasoning. The physician obtains the mills. Highly developed indus-
followed the initiation at the Post of the Law, Simchas Torah. This program a success. To them our ap-
own
and
gave
to
it
his
unstinted
tries
would
easily
occupy
a
numerous
mer Justice Daniel P. Hayes, Judges
the
bedside
and
in
at
I! Bromberg. toast- holiday, Mr. Isaacs said, was the peal for a revival of the traditional this experience
Tavern hotel.
support without regard to race,
of General Sessions Thomas C. T.
army of Jewish workers and in this
the medical societ}.
master, called upon Edward Lichtig. most characteristic Jewish holiday.
spirit of Israel is made."
creed
or
sect.
Justice
was
his
be
populated
Crain, Otto A. Rosalsky and James
way
l'alcstine
could
"I say at the bedside, where stern
State Deputy, of Bay City, who was
Explaining the purpose of the
guiding star, and he demanded
Following the ceremonies on Sim-
T. Malone, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, Mrs.
misery seems to pursue titan with a with hundreds of thousands, perhaps
instrumental in organizing the lodge: chas Torah night, refreshments were I' 11 i011'S campaign to raise $3,500,000
justice
from
all—towards
all.
Be
W. K. Draper, Homer Folks, Cor-
would
re-
who
with
millions
of
Jews
Mrs. August Kapp, a zealot's war served to the children in the Talmud for a ten year's expansion program positive and unbroken pertinacity, quire no more land than would be
they of high estate or of lowly
nelius N. Bliss, Eliot Wadsworth,
worker and well known club woman Torahs by the incinbera of the I.a- Mr. J. Walter Freiburg, President, for, truly, ever and anon, the shad- necessary for housing them. The mere
walks
of
life,
all
were
equals
to
John
Bassett Moore, Major M. F.
owy form of despair stands behind
of Battle Creek; Rabbi Waterman of
said:
him—if just. Ostentation he ab-
Lockman, Major Tracy H. Lewis and
idea of such a state of things is chill-
dies' Auxiliary.
man,
ready
to
touch
him
if
he
should
Kalamazoo; Rabbi Steiner of Jack-
"We
desire
to
prevent
the
lapse
of
horred.
His
simplicity
was
in-
Lieutenant
Ernest E. Malcolm and
ing.
The
sociological
condition
of
the
In connection with the opening of
son; A. B. Serlenfreund of Chicago, the new term of the local Talmud public sentiment or legislation into a but for a brief moment find content- Jewish people of whoni Palestine
Walter F. Hagen of the Governor's
herent. He wanted no praise and
ment in this life. We physicians
state
of
unfriendliness
to
the
Jew.
and Milton al. Alexander.
expected
no
thanks
in
return
for
staff.
Torahs comes the announcement that
often ask ourselves: 'What has given would have become the national home
Mr. Seelenfreund, W110 has recent- 51r. Isaacs has succeeded in 'securing The Jewish problem in America, as
The organizations which were rep-
deeds or efforts. A man among
would be unsound beyond descrip-
ly returned from a visit to Galicia,
elsewhere. is a problem of preserv. this ghastly shape the right to haunt tion. There would be a vast major-
men, he was truly a Jew. Lib-
resented at the funeral numbered hun-
one of the foremost teachers of He-
humanity
from
the
hour
we
are
horn
ing the Jewish contribution to the
Roumania, Poland and other Euro-
eral in tendency, he honored and
dreds. One of the touching tributes to
ity
of
proletarians
opposed
to
a
mi-
brew in the country, Mr. A. D. Mark-
world's thought and feeling through until the hour we die? And again we
pean countries in the interests of the
supported those that differed
the memory of the philanthropist was
recital of son. to head the Division street 'Tal- the survival of the Jew. 'The Jew- ask ourselves: 'How much have we nority of capitalists, with all the dis-
from him. lie was tolerant. But,
the presence of twenty-five aged Jew-
1. 0, B. B., gave a graphic.
dwelt on mud Torah. 51r. Nlarkson has for ish problem is therefore a threefold accomplished with all our science in mal consequences of such an econom-
conditions
abroad.
Ile
the true Jew that he was and the
the
ical stratification of the nation. Even
ish women front the lower east side
the past year been head teacher of
curing
and
alleviating
this
Jewish
or-
preventing,
problem embracing education, protec-
the appalling number of
who had walked to the temple and
life
of
a
good
Jew
that
he
lived,
if
capital
and
labor
could
overcome
the famous Uptown Talmild Torah
misery? Have we done our share?
stood in front of the church in modrn-
he resented with all his might
phans in the war stricken districts of New York City. He was also a tion and organization.
their traditional antagonism, if they
"The Jew and non-Jew must he Have we done enough? How may
and suggested that Battle Creek
the
unjust
attacks
upon
his
shawls and with bowed heads as
ing
could
lie
brought
to
co-operate
har-
member of the faculty of the livbri•s educated to appre'ciate this contribu- we fit ourselves to do more?' The
lodge adopt one as its own.
the casket was carried out. During
people.
moniously, they would still be subject
Teachers'
Seminary
of
the
lewisli
member of
tion. Jews need to be organized into physician knows that he cannot cloak
the
services hundreds were weeping
Milton M. Alexander,
Jacob
IL
Schiff
will
not
be
for-
to all the fluctuations of offer and de-
the National Administrative Commit- Theological Seminary, and is widely a religious communion. We are still himself in a profound and chilly mand, to every periodical crisis of the
gotten. The righteous survive.
inside and outside of the temple.
known as a literary man who has organized as a fraternity. Our pro- selfishness. and find joy in life, when
tee of the Anti-Defamation League of
Thousands
Join in Profession.
The
world
will
hold
in
loving
contributed many, articles to the lead- paganda is to awaken Jewish spirit closing up the gates of feeling. No, world market, and in the best of
After the funeral procession had
memory the man who has thought
the I. 0. B. II., spoke interestingly of
cases the national home would shel-
Mg Hebrew area tines under the
the true physician is purified at the
(Continued on Page Six)
the work of the league which aims to
turned
into
Park
avenue delegations
and labored for mankind. His
ter a nation of town dwellers or wage
bedside of suffering humanity and
counteract evidence of anti-Semitism nseinlonym of "Tishbi."
from Jewish societies and admirers of
name will be indelibly inscribed
earners severed from the nourishing
grows both in mind and soul."
by a program of education.
the late Jewish leader to the number
in the hearts of his grateful fel-
soil and continuing the artificial life
A brighter source for acquiring ex-
Pisgah's Glee Club entertained the
lowmen.
of several thousand fell in line and
of the bulk of the Jews in the dias-
perience, Dr. Friedlaender said, was tiara who are inhabiting large cities,
guests during the program with a
marched as part of the funeral pro-
Resolved, That these words ex-
to be found in the medical society, become physically deteriorated and
well chosen musical program. By re-
pressive of the great worth and
cession to the Queensboro Bridge.
Braun
rendered
two
solos,
where
the
members
can
find
help
and
The interment took place with simple
splendid attributes of Brother
quest, Mr.
mentally hyper-refined and kept in a
Thousands Mourn at Schirs Funeral
inspiration having ever before their permanent state of excitement, breed-
"Eili. F:ili," and an aria from Pag-
service at Salem Field.
Jacob H. Schiff be inscribed on
eyes the example of Maimonides, who mg the constitutional weaknesses and
Jewish shops and business houses
our lodge's records and that a
hiaccia.
attained to great proficiency in hereditary diseases consequently a
all over the city were closed during
copy thereof be transmitted to the
A B'nai Brith Council.
various branches of learning, his charonically overstrained nervous sys-
the morning, and many courts in Man-
family of the revered departed.
Tentatise arrangements were made
quick mind and clear intellect find- tem. This is the contrary of what we
hattan and the Bronx were adjourned
during the day for the formation of a
ing it easy to acquire and digest the desire.
in respect to the memory of Mr.
Brith Council, consisting of all
lessons
of
experience.
Schiff. In adjourning court Justice
the B'nai Brith lodges in the state of
Regeneration by Contact With Soil.
"To call ourselves worthy disciples
Leonard A. Giegerich said:
Michigan. To that end a meeting of
Jewish
people
regen•
We
want
a
of
this
great
man
Maimonides,
who
"Mr. Schiff was an ideal American
all Michigan I. 0. B. 13. lodges was
strove for truth in thought as well crated by the contact with the soil.
citizen
of the highest type, uncom-
Every
available
scat
in
the
audi-
proposed to take place at sonic cen-
We
want
it
to
undergo'
the
experi-
his loyalty. During our
as in action, we must not become
torium of the Wilkins Street Talmud promising in
tral point in the city within the year.
ence of Anteus regaining his native
war
with
the Central Powers he ren-
stagnant.
If
it
takes
five
years
for
Jackson was suggested as the meeting
Torah has been reserved for Sunday
strength
as
soon
as
he
touched
his
dered
invaluable
service. No man in
in), textbook to become antiquated
place. The aim of the council will
afternoon, October 17, when the
j
Ind almost useless, it certainly takes mother earth. We want it to live a Ttkvas Zion and the Forget-Me-Rots this city was ever more respected for
be to promote . B . nai Brith activities.
•
character
and
mental
capacity. He
healthy life amongst beautiful sur-
•
ess than five years for any medica
f Zion are to meet in joint debate
aan who does not advance to become roundings and with a congenial oc- which is to be the leading feature of was universally beloved. His innum-
PISGAH LODGE INITIATES
fossil, useless, in fact, dangerous cupation, because only under such the first Young Judaea mass enter- erable benefactions were bestowed
250, MONDAY, OCT. 11
We are ever in danger of arrest, our conditions it can hope to develop its tainment of the new year. The 'rat- freely and unconditionally, without
leas, overcome by external pressure, best type, to work out all its possi- mud 'Torah authorities have been distinction of race or creed. His life
I.
0
B.
B.,
l':sgah Lodge, No. 34,
was devoted to the relief of suffering
bilities and thereby justify the high
ccome stagnant
asked to put in extra seats for that
w,11 initiate a large class of candi-
"The medical society. however, is expectations which we Jews as well afternoon so that parents and friends humanity and the world mourns his
dates at its next regular meeting,
post-graduate school. Its members as the gentile nations attach to the of Young Judaeans who have not se- loss."
Monday evening. October 11, at its
Hundreds of telegrams and cable-
• ve to keep awake. alert. Jewish rebirth of Israel in the land of its cured admission tickets may be ac-
lodge rooms, 25 Broadway. The de-
grams continued to come to the fam-
medical men of the city realized this fathers.
commodated. Admission to the de- ily front all parts of the United States
gree team, headed by Joseph Gar-
It has to he added that a largely
'-hen they organized the Maimonides
bate will be free.
vett, and the Pisgah Lodge Glee
and from remote parts of the world.
Medical Soc'et• and set in motion urban and proletarian population is
It is expected that the entertain- The following cablegram was re-
Club, will officiate at the ceremonies.
he idea of a society whose aim it is by its nature floating, permanently on ment will last about two hours, an
A special committee. headed by
Viscount Uchida, Min-
i promote high ideas and ideals. she move, and in spite of Palestine hour and a half of which will be de- ceived from
Robert Finn, has been instructed to
Affairs for the Im-
Ve must he thankful for this 'idea in having been proclaimed. and inter- voted to the debate. The speakers ister of Foreign
make a thorough survey of the city
Ity
Underwood
&
Underwood.
petjal
Japanese
Government:
•
nationally recognized, the national
notion.'"
in the debate will get five minutes
with a view to finding larger quar-
1 have received with profound
Dr. Robert Rosen was elected Sec- home of the Jewish people. we would each and three minutes for rebuttal.
With the dignitaries of city and state as escort, the flower-laden coffin
ters for the housing of B'nai Brith
shock the news of your great loss.
-etary and Treasurer at the same continue to he the Wandering Jews Hebrew folk songs of Palestine and
Mr. Schiff rendered inestimable finan-
activities. Louis Frank and Hyman of Jacob N. Schiff was taken from Temple Etnanti-E1 to its last resting place.
as long as we would not be seriously
meeting.
Mounted
patrolmen
were
required
to
keep
back
the
weeping
thousands
that
the
Diaspora
will
be
another
feature
cial services to Japan, and we have
Keidan are assisting Mr. Finn in the
The following were appointed on stabilized by having our feet firmly of the afternoon.
lined the way along which the cortege passed. The country's greatest states-
ever regarded hint as one of our
investigation.
twirling commit I era by President implanted in the soil.
men
and
financiers
united
with
the
aged
Jews
of
New
York's
East
Side
in
The
local
Young
Judaea
organiza-
nation's best friends. I wish to ex-
Judge Harry B. Keidan. Presiding
, rsed'actider: Literary, Mayer Ben-
Must Be Owners of Land.
tion hope s to conduct a mass gather- tend to you, on behalf of my Govern-
lodge of the Municipal Court. has mourning the passage of Schiff, beloved in life as protector and friend
nosclie. J. B. Baruch, Herbert Kat-
The first condition which a human ing of this kind every month. In ment and myself, our deep and sin-
been announced as the speaker for a mourned in death as one upon whose like world Jewry will not look again.
o. 1. G. Israel, J. B. Kass, J. J. collectivity is bound to fulfill if it addition, plans are already on foot cere regrets over the passing of your
regular meeting of Pisgah Lodge to
ATTACK MIZRACHI LEAD- 'Low az: Editorial, N. E. Aronstam, aspires to the rank of a nation is to to introduce again the Friday night huvliand."
take place in the lodge rooms. Mon-
wins Markle, Adolph Shoenfield: he the owner of the land where it lectures in the northern end of the
Chancellor Brown's Address.
ERS
day, Oct. 18. Judge KeAan's sub-
ntertainment. S. E. Barnett, S. Dan• dwells, and to produce its staple food. city. If permission should be grant-
In his address at the opening of the
iect will be announced in an early
riper, J. J. Rinker, Robert Rosen: In the popular view every element ed by the synagogue on Westminster Graduate School of Business, Chan-
i•sue.
i JERUSALEM — Rabbi Fishman. membership, Joseph Reisman, J. H. of the population which does not and Delmar avenues to open the cellor Elmer Ellsworth Brown of
Godalia
Salonis,
Bubl.ck 'Thalat, I. Grek;n: Program. Robert answer to this requirement, is brand- doors for the Jewish youth, lecturers New York University said:
Rabbi
RUSSIAN CO-OPERATIVES
12 to Be Chown; 3 Dolmas. to Go (editor of the New Jewish Daily Rosen. S Kahn, H. S. Berman; Hos- ed as parasitic. This is the qualifica-
"The marked characteristic of our
will he hooked for the rest of the
lion at
ACEPTING MONEY
t. National C
News). and Dr. Engel were on a oital. W. W. Kahn. Benmosche, Bei.. tion which our enemies are every- year so that the young men and masters of affairs for generations
Buffalo, Nov. 25-28
visit to the "Machpela Cave" in
E. J. Bernstein, E. J. Cowan, N. where applying to us Jews, although women may be attracted to the syna-
•
(Continued on Page 6.)
LONDON—The Central Associa-
Hebron, they were attacked by some oIinshurg, M. E Slyer, J. Rosenthal: we are the most hard working, the gogue at (east one evening a week.

Pupils of Hebrew
School Celebrate

Society Election

Pay Respects to
Schiff's Memory

TO HIS ETERNAL REST

Expect Record Crowd at
Judaean Entertainment

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I
LOCAL ZIONISTS
PICK EXECUTIVE
BOARD MEMBERS

' on of Russian Co-operatives in this
city has announced that it is prepared
to accept money for dispatch eta
Russia, where it will be converted
into government certificates. The
transmission is guaranteed by the
Russian *gdvernment and will be

handled through the government

bank. While organizations may make
enlimited investments, a maximum in-
vestent of 103,000 roubles per month
is asked for private individuals. The
money so invested cannot be con-
fiscated. No rate of exchange has as

The Zionist District of Detroit will
hold its annual electio n at the Earns-
worth Synagogue, Sunday, Oct. 17, at

8 p. m.
There will be elected 21 members

,

Arabs who attempted to stone them. Arrangement, M. S. Kohn, N. H.
Rabbi Salonis was the one who suf- Goldberg. H. II. Weingarten, A. E.
feted niost. the others getting away Schiller, D. Wbitchorn, I. B. Good-
with but slight hurts. The police ar- man, M. P. Fisher.
rested the offenders but the visitors
refused to make any charge against
MORE EXCESSES, REPORT.

'

of the executive hoard and three dele•
gates to the national Zionist conven•
on to hr held in Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. them.

25 to 28, 1920.

committee, of
The nomination
which Mr. Max Lieberman, is chair-

man, recommended the following list
of candidates:
Fred M. Butzel. Mrs. N. E. Aron.
stam, Louis Stoll; David Stocker,
yet been fixed. but the Russian gov- Louis Wine, M. H. Zackheim. Max
of-
ernment is understood to have
(Continued On Page Two.)
feted 1,000 roubles per pound.

LONDON—Moscow reports re-
advise that the Poles and
LITHUANIA JEWS HONORED ceived
Ukrainians committed grave excesses
in Berditchey. They also imposed
VILNA—Bernard Friedman has upon the Jewish community ■ con-
been appointed judge of the new tribution of 5.000 000 roubles. At the
court in this city and Moishe Gluskin same time the Rabbi was forced to
has been appointed the legal prose- sign a dOcument that all victims were
killed in the course of fighting.
cutor for the same court.

most indefatigably industrious people
on earth, simply because we are not

raising crops with our own hands and
breeding cattle on our own grazing
grounds, having been debarred by
secular, by millenary coercion from
following rural pursuits.
Just as it is imperatively necessary
for us to form the majority of the
inhabitants in order to make Pales-
tine the national home of our people,
so it is to be the owners of a suffi-
cunt extent of the soil to enable us
to become self-supporting. There

(Oostlsoott Oa Page L)

RUSSIANS MUST REGISTER

CONSTANTINOPLE — An order
has been issued here in the name of
General Wrangel, the anti-Bolshevist
leader in South Russia, which calls
upon all Russians to register for mili-
tary purposes, otherwise they will be
arrested and sent as prisoners to the
Crimea where they will receive due
punishment. It is understood that
has been issued in co rn-
this
order
planet
with the wishes of the local
Inter-Allied Command.

URGED TO STOP POGROMS.

KOVNO—A delegation of Jews
from the district of Stanislaw, where
some serious outrages were recently

committed, was received by General
Pettus and after hearing their re-
ports, the general discussed various
measures to be taken to secure the
safety of the Jewish population in
Ukrainia.
According to the latest reports re-
ceived here more than 200 were killed
the Galician pogroms Instituted by
the Ukrainians.

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