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JEWISH WOMEN'S WELFARE
ORGANIZATION MEET AT
EL MOSHE CONGREGATION

Jewish Officers in the Austrian Army

BY JACOB MESTEL.

PAGE ELEVEN

BRITISH CHIEF RABBI
WILL TOUR DOMINIONS
IN CAUSE OF JUDAISM

most praiseworthy terms of the
Rothschild family. Answering one of
the previous speakers, wh o ha d
spoken of the British administration
in Palestine as an experiment in es-
tablishing a Jewish home, the Zionist
leader declared that the Zionist pol-
icy of England rather than being an
experiment was an act of historic
justice. Dr. Weizmann invited the

RAPID DEVELOPMENT IN
PALESTINE INDUSTRIES
FORSEEN BY SAMUEL

JERUSALEM—Speaking before the

of which he

Pro-Jerusalem Society,
(Formerly First Lieutenant in the Austro-Hungarian Army.)
The European Jewish Women's
LONDON.—On the ocasion of his
has been elected honorary president,
Welfare Organization held a very
departure for a lengthy tour to the
Sir Herbert Samuel, the Palestine
is
essential
to
elate
at
the
he
at
Przemysl,
after
flu
first
siege.
The
successful meeting at the El Moshe
It
British dominions, Chief Rabbi Dr.
High Commissioner, made reference
Synagogue, Twenty-ninth and Mich- ginning that the Idea so widely preva- Third Aestrlan army had just broken Joseph liertz was honored at a ban-
to the revived industries of Palestine
, igan avenues, when the future activi- lent among no of Jewish "freedom" In through the Russian ring and scat- quet which was attended by a number Chief Rabbi to visit l'alestine.
and expressed his belief that Pales-
ties of the society were outlined by the former Austro Hungarian moo- toned the Russian army twenty kilo- of leading Jews and non-Jews in the
Chief Rabbi Dr. Hertz, in acknowl- tine industries will in the near fatty"
archy le more or less a myth. That metres to the southeast. A terrific
the president, Mrs. E. Bloom,
empire. Lionel Rothschild, who pre- edging the toasts of the various speak- undergo a rapid development.
In a graphic manner Mrs. Bloom Czarist Russia did not permit a Jew battle developed around Mount Ma- sided, declared that he was proud that ers, scored the anti-Semites who were
The Pro-Jerusalem Society, which;
Conductor
described the plight of the Jewish to wear the uniform and have the dis- gees, which lasted thirteen days and there was no Jewish question in Eng- carrying on an anti-Jewish campaign has just received a charter for Ott
widows and orphans in the devastated Unction of being an army officer, goes nights. The army command called land. Lauding the British govern- in England and he expressed his deep preservation of medieval antiquities,
First Subscription Pair
countries of Europe. She urged the without saying. A government which for holding out as long us possible ment for its sympathies with the Je•- regret that England's good name was held its first annual meeting.
Frl. Eve., Oct. 22.
members to do their share in alleviat- makes a distinction of race and creed, until the arrival of reserves. On the ish ideal, Rothschild expressed his thus being harmed.
Addressing the meeting of the Pal-
Sat Eve., Oct. 23.
ing the distress of their stricken sis- dividing its population into groups, eh , eleventh day the Austrian army faced confidence that the government's ef-
Other speakers at the banquet in- estine Advisory Council, the High
at 8:30 o'clock.
pendent on the religion of the disaster; Ituselan airplanes had rerun- forts to establish a Jewish National
ters.
Commissioner,
who presided, said
cluded
Lord
Reading,
the
Australian
and
Rabbi Thumini, in an address, em- virtual cannot, in its very nature, !loitered the Austrian positions
Home in Palestine will be crowned High Commissioner, Fisher, and Sir that the council had a right to con-
phasized the necessity of maintaining admit to a Share in its manage aunt, their artillery shot to pieces the Aus- with success. Lord Milner, the Co- Wiley Cohen.
gratulate itself at the prevailing tran-
trian trenches. The position of the lonial Secretary, who was given a tre-
a society such as the European Jew- deriving from "heaven," citizens who
quility of the country. Speaking of
Soloist
do not belong to the established Austrian army was absolutely unten mendous ovation, declared that the
ish Women's Relief organizaiton.
the work being done to further the in-
ROME—The "Tribuna" recently
church.
But
in
the
country
where
able. The remnant of the Austrian Jewish people are destined to play a
l'he following were appointed on a
terests of Palestine, Sir Herbert Sain-
soldiers almost cried with fear. Other most important role in the develop- commenting on the report that Eng-
"good
old
Francis
Joseph"
ruled
for
committee to further the work of the
tly] reported that energetic measures,
companies had already withdrawn Into ment of the empire. Expressing his land refuses to permit Italian Monks
society in Michigan: Mr. and Mrs. generations where all natIona'ities
were being employed to stamp odt
- in ',he the fortress without walling for their pride at the fact that the Jews of to occupy the "Coractilum" in Jeru- malaria, that schools are being estab-
Soprano
their
own
language
use
could
Morris Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. Earlier,
superior officers' command, but the England lire long enjoyed complete salem. suggests that it is the result lished, that traveling restrictions had
Seats, 5100, $1.50, $2.00
Mr. and Mrs, Levinson, Sir. and Mrs. imperial parliament (except Yiddish,
Jewish first lieutenant In command equality, Lord Milner said that Eng- of Zionist influence. The paper how- been removed to the greatest possible
Sox Seats, $3.00.
Shanbnick, Mr. and Sirs. Isberg, Mr. to be sure!), where these many rep
resentatives could call each other of Company It held out, and though land has well been repaid for her ever, goes on to say that in view of extent, and that negotiations regard-
and Mrs. Rosenberg.
(No War Tax)
on de liberality. The Hallam, the Rev. Dr. the fact that Italy has the support ing the country's frontiers were still
nature
without
hesitation,
in
such
a
A resolution expressing the sym-
At Grinnell's, Thursday.
land, It would almost seem to go he sired
let as
run
many
for shelter,
of his soldiers
lie himself re- Moses Garter, in the course of his re- of the Vatican, England will yield in progress.
pathy of the society was forwarded to
-
ained
on
the
battlefield
with
a
small marks pointed out that the Jewish sooner or later.
Symphony
C
without
saying
again,
that
no
differ
m
Program—Brehm. ,
The Advisory Council is composed
the family of the late Mrs. Blume
Minor; Mozart, Aria, "Mla Speranea
once of earn or creed would be made group of faithful soldiers until u hand religion throughout calls for peace,
of ten members appointed by the
Schreiber who was actively interested
Adorata" Dvorsky, Tone Poem,
metn-
the
army.
It
was,
therefore,
the
remade
claimed
one
of
his
legs
and
truth and a love of mankind. Declar-
in
"Haunted Castle;" Three Songs; Rub-
110 • become High Commissioner and nine
in the future of the organization.
BERLIN—It has
prevailing Idea among the Jews of he was carried away unconscious from ing that a new spirit and a greater known that the effort on the part of hers elected by the people.
instein, "The Dream," RIrnsky• Kor-
To till a vacancy Mrs. Morris
sake!, "Hymn to the Sun" from "Le
faith are necessary in order to coun-
the world that mince Austro-Hungarian the field.
the authorities of tipper Silesia to
Cohen was elected treasurer. The
Coq d'Or"; Arensky, "Little Fish's
There are many, many of such bat- teract the resulting evils of the war,
Jews had no many prominent members
LONDON.—Advices from Constan-
song"; Wagner, Ride of the vaikyries.
expel the Jewish refugees was the
other officers of the society are:
of the learned professions, they un- tle episodes in the 'innate of the late he concluded by remarking that a result of an order to the effect issued tinople state that persistent rumors
President, Mrs. E. Bloom; vice-presi-
city that the pato-
doubtedly also had able army MTN Austrian army, which, though forgot- League of Ilearts was even more
by the Inter-Allied Commission in have reached that
dent, Mrs. E. Cohen, financial secre-
There even was talk in Amadei of ten in the rush of matters, are claim- necessary than a League of Nations.
of Kieff are ris-
this country. Through the interven- ants in the district
tary. Mrs. Agnes Levin, recording
have com-
Jewish generals. The truth Is entira- ing our attention since the conclusion Dr. Chaim Weizmann, who was called
tion of various Jewish organizations, ing and that the Bolsheviki
Fourteen Saturday
secretary, Mrs. I. Lippman.
upon to express the thanks of the
ly different.
of the war.
evacuated
the
city of Kick.
pletely
the order has been postponed.
Concerts
gathering
to
the
chairman.
spoke
in
"Not Good Old Emperor."
Beginning Oct. 23
First of all, Emperor Francis Joseph
Soloists
was not the good old emperor. Those
The Defenders of Zion were reor- who were near the court knew per
ganized last Wednesday evening with fectly well that the servants and em-
Mr. Sol Lipshitz as their new leader. ployes of the court made strong ef-
This circle was originally directed by forts to obtain their freedom from
Document Represents Years of
Mr. Bennett Kaminsky, who left this service, owing to the strict rule of
Study and is Considered
city to accept an executive position the "good, old" monarch. The Viema
Model for Big
Sopranos
with the Illinois Central. The circle generals did not relish association
was disbanded for a time until Mr. with the aristocratic emperor, who
Estates.
Lipshitz was secured to act as leader. did not mince words in taking them
Tenor
Folowing are the new officers of the to task for supposed Infractions. But
New York—Examination of the will
circle: Sam Toporowsky, president; that was not all. The emperor did
II. Schiff shows that, be-
Morris Medow, vice-president; Isi- not have the final Bay in matters of of Jacob
cause of the many safeguards thrown
dore Toporowsky, treasurer; Mike legielation which belonged to paella
by Mr. Schiff around the administra-
Engelman, secretary, and Louis Tess- ment, and there was really no law In
tion of his fortune and the care with
Austria forbidding a Jew to reash
ler, sergeant-at-arms.
which he directed that the trust funds
Under the auspices of the Tikvas the highest office in the government.
be constituted, the will is one of the
Zion, three classes for the study of The reason why Jews did not rea:h most important ever offered for pro-
Hebrew will be formed beginning the high posts in the army was d le
bate in this city or anywhere else.
to
the
prevalence
of
the
Junker
ay.
with the Sunday following the debate
Mr. Schiff's will represents years of
Pianists
between the Forget-Me-Nuts of Zion tent. As only **noblemen" were ell*
careful study as to investments and
and the Tikvas Zion. Mr. N. Croll ible to the post of army officers only the care of property, and the docu-
is to be in charge and no fees will members of the nobility or aristocrats
ments, therefore, offers itself as model
be charged for instruction. Non- were admitted to the high poets. As for the distribution of any large es•
members will be welcomed to visit Jews could not be completely excluded
Violinists
late.
of
the
these classes and study the Hebrew from the service, the policy
The will provides that no alleged
language. It is expected that a mini- government was to refuse them pro- promise of Mr. Schiff to aid any chari-
ber of the Young Judaea leaders will motion above the rank of first lieuten- table or philanthropic organization is
ant.
It
was
very
unusual
to
find
a
join the Judaeans in the ranks in the
to be recognized by the executors
study of the ancient tongue of the Jewish captain. The way to reach unless such promise is in writing.
further promotion was through con-
Hebrew.
It also cuts off any legatee mentioned
Prices: S8.00, 81200, 818.00, 824.00
Young Judaea is at present hindered version to the Catholic church. Jews who may participate in a contest of
Boxes (seating 8 and 8)
knew of the difficulties and therefore
in
its
growth
because
of
the
lack
of
the document.
$250.00
funds. An appeal sent to five candi- made no serious attempt to force their
Directions Governing Gifts,
No War Tax
dates for election to the new Zionist way into the army. It was even rare
Mr. Schiff's gift of $300,000 to the
Reservations Now
to
find
a
Jew
who
would
embrace
District Board, asking for small finan-
Nfontefiore Home carries the request
Glendale 8290
Orchestra Hall.
cial assistance, fell on deaf cars. Christianity for the purpose of making that the income be used for the gen-
his career except In Hungary, where
Grinnell's Box Office
Most of the funds so far contributed
eral research work of the hospital,
such became the rule. In Hungary
Cherry 3800
for the expenses of Young Judaea
which shall include the "constant
we even find converted Jews as gen-
came from the Zionist District, but
Harry Cyphers, Manager
searching of and study for ways and
erals, but the Individuals In question
no money could be asked from the
means by which it may become pos-
made every effort to conceal their
District at the present time because
sible to permanently alleviate or cure
Jewish origin. An exception was made
of the intervening election. Immed-
deafness, excluding, however, mechan-
with civilian employee of the Aus-
iately after election an open letter
trian war department or army physi- ical means toward that end."
will be issued to the newly-elected
The gift of $500,000 to the Federa-
Announcement of New
cians. Here nobility was never a re-
board calling upon them to assist in
tion for the Support of Jewish Phil-
quisite and therefore Jews reached
Address
the work for Zionist education among
anthropic Societies carries the direc-
very high honors in the service, many
the Jewish youth.
tion that the by-laws of the organiza-
of them becoming surgeomegenerals, tion, preventing it from accepting
and one Jew becoming the judge ad-
gifts made on condition that the in-
EL MOSHE Y. P. S.
vocate general of the Auetro-Hungar.
come alone may be used, shall be
fan army with the title of "Excel- repealed. If such action is not taken
The Young People's Society of the
lency."
within three years after the death of
El Moshe synagogue held its regular
During the war the bars were let Mr. Schiff his executors have power
meeting Wednesday, Oct. 6, 1920. Mr.
down
considerably
and
many
Jews
Has Moved from 22 Hendrle Ave.
Dave Levy gave a very interesting
to distribute the $500,000 among the
to 149 East Canfield Ave.
address concerning the situation of became captains, with an occasional beneficiary societies of the parent or-
major
to
boot,
but
a
higher
rank
than
Near Beaublen 8t.
ganization in such proportions as they
the Jews today.
Plans are under way for a dance. that would never be bestowed upon may see fit.
Date and place will be announced a Jew who had not turned Christian.
Mr. Schiff's gift of $25,000 to the
Very accurate statistics of Jews In New York Public Library is for the
later. Any young man or lady be-
tween the ages of 16 and 21 are the Austrian army have been com- benefit of the Jewish and Semitic de-
eligible for membership to this or- piled by Dr. Nathan Birnbaum, as di- partments and his $25,000 to Harvard
rector of the Jewish military archive is to purchase objects for the Semitic
ganization.
Gwen are sold everywhere in scientifically sealed pockets. of 20
in Vienna, with the idea that a show- Museum attached to the university.
alarettee, os ten cockatoo 1200 rite mat ea) in • tkosinw cape. -.veered
carton. We of rontly recommend Hi. “rion for the home so otli‘se
PHILOMATHIC DEBATING ing of Jewish bravery in the war would The gift of $50,000 to New York Uni-
eepply or when you travel.
result in complete equalization of Jew- versity is for the School of Commerce
IR. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
lab rights in Austria. All that has and Accounting.
"Resolved, That Ireland he Grant-
now become a dead issue. Austria of
Winston-Salem, KC.
In making a $50,000 bequest to the
ed Immediate Independence" was the
today is by no means proud of its Jewish Theological Seminary, in addi-
subject for debate at last Sunday's
!unitary record, and In Hungary and tion to another of $100,000 for general
meeting of the Philomathic Debating
Galicia Jewish bravery Is rewarded by purposes, Mr. Schiff directs that the
club. The debate was Irish in more
pogroms. The study of Jewish pars $50,000 he used to train teacher. for
than the subject for it was a clean,
has, there- Jewish religious schools.
hard fight that lasted until the last ticipation In the last war
academic and psycho-
Provides for Executors' Dispute.
speaker had concluded. Isadore fore, merely an
Mr. Schiff directed that the $25,000
Meisler and J. J. Rosenthal, favoring logical interest for us.
gift to the Israelitische Waisenanstaldt
Jewish Timidity Myth.
the cause of Irish liberty, received a
The war proved that the old myth of Frankfurt-on-the-Main, for the
majority of but one vote over their
opponents, Isadore Goldstein and of Jewleh timidity and cowardice was Moses and Clara Schiff Fund attach-
Harold Baiter. In further recognition a shameless invention of our enemies. ed to the institute, be revoked if a tax
of his careful preparation and pleas- While no one desires to die or become of more than 25 per cent is assessed
ing delivery Mr. Meisler, although a cripple, the man of intelligence will on the gift in Germany.
The will makes the unique provi-
only a probationary member, was usually evade danger where one of a
NEW ADDRESS
voted the best speaker of the evening. lower degree of mental development sion that if a dispute arises among the
149 East Canfield Ave.,
The subject for next Sunday's dis- will ordinarily perish. The Jewish executors which they are unable to
Near Seaublen 8t.
cussion is "Resolved, That the Fif- soldier, being among the most intelli- settle alone each faction is to appoint
Phone Melrose 3095
teenth Amendment to the Constitu- gent, will not rush headlong Into dan- an arbitrator and the two named shall
tion Be Repealed." Mr. DeYoung ger, where sure death awaits him, and choose a third person as umpire. The
and J. Shurly llorwitz are on the such running Into danger is by no three persons by a majority vote are
affirmative and A. Weiswasser and D. means a 'sign of bravery or of true to decide the question at issue.
Budnitzky on the negative. Both patriotism. But where commands
Because of the fact that a penalty
sides have spent much time in pre- were to be carried out the Jewish of 5 per cent is assessed on estates in
paring and an excellent debate is an- officer was by no means inferior to inheritance tax proceedings when they
ticipated
his non-Jewish colleague. A glance are found to contain securities which
The Philomathic has already re- at the list of casualitiee among the have not been registered according to
ote
ceived an influx of applications for Jewish officers, the high number of a State law, Mr. Schiff directs that all
membership but still has room for a severely wounded and those decorated such securities be registered promptly.
few more new men. Any Jewish for bravery, will show that judging by
Mr. Schiff also forsaw a possible
young man who is desirous of im- percentages the Jewish officers have contingency by which it might be ad-
proving his powers of vocal expres- sacrificed more intensively than their visable to remove all or part of the
sion, of discussing current topics and Christian fellow-combatants.
assets from the State of New York
of making the acquaintanceship of
Even in the course of the mounters- to some other States, and for this
congenial, earnest fellows is promised tion, the Jews showed In the prompt- reason he empowered the executors
a "glad hand" if he will come up to ness of their report how punctual to name a trust company in such other
any of the meetings. They are held they were In their fulfillment of duty State to take charge of the property
every Sunday evening at 8 o'clock
as citizens. Many Jewish officers have of the estate so removed. lie also
in the Talmud Torah building on the reported for duty at once, although gave the executors power to cancel
, north side of Division street between they happened to be abroad and no- any indebtedness owing him at the
Beaubien and St. Antoine.
body could compel them to cross the time of his death.
border. They returned to duty for two
reasons: because they did not want
PAUL JAMES LOPATE.
any suspicion cast on the Austrian
The northern district of Detroit lost
ea
Delegations is Paris Express Sorrow Jews by wholesale desertion of Jewish
nu,horadooneo p000tl
officers—and also because they were one of its most respected citizens in
for His Death.
sod lond-poond t1a Aund.
willing at all times to defend half- the death of I'aul James Lopate, 40
der.— .nd— that sloe.y.
Monte: pound crystal
way liberal Austria against the anti years old, of 228 Cameron avenue,
Manufacturers
The provisional organization for an
glass Powid•• with,
Semitic Rusala of the czar. In the who was run over by a truck and
Retallers—Wholesalers
sponge moisten.. too and
American Jewish Congress announced
field the Jewish officers and men had killed on the eve of Simchas Torah.
Poop. the tobacco in ..ca
yesterday that the following cable had
212-214 Michigan Avenue
perfect condition.
nothing to be ashamed of, either in the on Oct. 4, Mr. Lopate is survived
been received from the Committee of
wise conduct of the soldiers or their by his widow, Mrs. Anna Lopate;
Jewish Delegations in Paris:
the
face
three
daughters,
Ruth,
Beatrice
and
stubbornness of resistance in
"Committee on Jewish Delegations
of the enemy. To mention one In- Irene, and two sons, Sidney and
at its meeting of Oct. 1 learned with
stance out of many: The Jewish Cap- Daniel. The funeral was held from
Comfort and Service at
deep grief and sorrow of the death of
tain Noah, of the 35th Sharpshooters' the home of the deceased on Wednes-
the splendid Jew, Jacob Schiff. The
Regiment. one of the most intelligent day afternoon, Oct. 6.
committee always remembers how officers of the regiment, was almost
Corner Lensed and Bates Streets
Schiff !ought firmly and proudly for
LONDON—An official report cir-
One block from Electrie Depot
crazed with shame when his company
Jews,
and
how
he
used
the rights of
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his great influence for his most nee- him own body against an onrush of that during the occupation of Grodno
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Bravery Cited.
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countries a Viennese Jewish lieutenant of 40 committee also suppressed all publi-
"Millions of Jews in all
Europe, who have been who tried to hold back a Cossack at cations with the exception of the
in eastern
tack at the point of his revolver and Communist journal "Isvestia." Before
overwhelmed by great catastrophes,
great- was the only officer killed out of a evacuating the city, the report states,
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