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MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION

VOL VIII. NO. 22.

1'NAI BRIM PLANS
"NOMMUNITY HOUSE
TO COST MILLION

1

Modern Building to Shelter Every
Local Jewish Ac-
tivity.

Per Year, $3.00; Copy, 10 Cents

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY OCTOBER 22, 1920.

SCHIFF'S PLEA TO JEWS

Philanthropic
Federation's Support
Urged in Letter to Business Men.

NEW YORK.—An appeal from Ja-
cob II. Schiff to the Jews of New
York, written shortly before his
death, was read at the first meeting
of the Business Nlen's Council of the
Federation for the Support of Jewish
Philantropic Societies. Mr. Schiff's
letter Addressed to the council's
chairman, Arthur Lehman, said:
"The Jewish community in its en-
tirety needs to have brought home to
it that year in and year out it has
the duty to provide in full for its
own philanthropic societies. It is
earnestly to be hoped that the plan
now proposed of organizing bodies of
volunteer ',corkers in every industry
to secure new members for the Fed-
eration may have its effect and in-
sure the raising of the large amount
necessary each year for the prosper-
ity of our philanthropic institutions."

LABOR OF UNITING
FAMILIES GOES ON
SAYS LATE REPORT

Sheltering and Aid Society Con.
tinues Active Work in
Poland.

PASTORS. LAUD JEW

Henry Ford Assailed in Two Sermon.
for His Recent Attack,

DEDICATED TO SERVICE

New Relief Unit Sails for Europe.

NEW YORK.—Two clergymen of
this city in sermons yesterday took
Henry Ford to task for his opinions
about the Jews, recently published in
his magazine.
The Rev. Charles Francis McKoy,
pastor of the Greene Avenue Baptist
Church, Brooklyn, said Ilenry Ford
did not represent the Christian senti-
ment of America. "If he did I should
be heartily ashamed of my brethren,"
said Mr. McKoy.
The Rev. John Haynes Holmes at
the Community Church, Lyric Thea-
ter, said the Jews were among the
noblest of all the peoples of the world.
"Now, like a bolt front out of the
blue, conies the declaration of Mr.
Ford and his associates of hatred for
the Jew," said Mr. Holmes. "Hatred
is abroad in the world as never be-
fore," he added.

NATIONAL FUND TO
GIVE PENSIONS TO
AMERICAN RABBIS

Union of Hebrew Congregations
Also to Foster Synagogue
Construction.

SEEK $3,500,000 FOR 10
A $1,000000 Community Building,
KAMAIKY AND MASSEL
modernly equipped and fitted to
YEAR EXPANSION PLAN
TELL OF EXPERIENCES
houses all Jewish communal activi-
ties in Detroit, save its Associated
NEW
YORK.—Rabbi's pensions
NEV YORK. — Leon Kamaiky
Charities, was proposed by the 'Ways
and the extension of synagogue con-
who went to Europe early in Feb-
and Means Committee at a record
struction
throughout the United
ruary, together with Jacob Masse' and
meeting of Pisgah Lodge, No. 34, I.
States by nteans of free loans, will be
Louis Busker, their secretary, in be-
0. B. 13., held at its lodge rooms, 25
provided
if
the national fund now be-
half of the Hebrew Sheltering and
Broadway. Monday, Oct. 18.
ing sought by the Union of Ameri-
Immigrant Aid Society of America..
The committee, headed by Adolph
can Hebrew Congregations, is se-
and returned recently, has now issued
Freund, and his co-workers, Adolph
cured, it has been announced by
a detailed report of their activity
Finsterwald, Harry S. Grant, E. hi.
Manny Strauss, chairman of the ad-
while in Poland.
Rothman and Magnus A. Hirschfield,
visory comntittee for the campaign
The report tells of accomplishing
was appointed at an earlier meeting
of funds. The Union is endeavoring
what was deemed the impossible, and
by President Bernard Ginsburg.
to raise $3,500,000 for a ten year
of how American Jews, through the
The tentative plans for the new
program of expansion by popular
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant
building, as outlined by Mr. Freund,
subscriptions
throughout the country
Aid Society, have succeeded in re-
—Wide World Photos .
call for a modern edifice containing
for the advancement of Judaism. Two
uniting American citizens and resi-
gymnasium, swimming pools, restau- No Jewish Vote, He Says; Pro- dents with their families abroad front New Yorker, Back From Abroad,
million
dollars
of this sum will be
Capt. Voorsanger and Members of the Unit.
used for synagogue extension work in .
rants and lunch rooms, reading
whom they hay been separated by
tests Dragging Jewish Ques-
Brings
Stories
of
Hardship
In order to cover effectively its Brickman, Morris Shiffman, Henry B. rural districts, small towns and con-
the war.
rooms, assembly halls, library, study
tion Into Politics.
and Suffering.
constantly expanding field of activi- Dorfman, Joseph Van Gelder, M. gested sections of large cities. The
rooms, bowling alleys, billiard rooms,
Begin Work in London.
The Commission left New York
class rooms, music halls, club rooms
ties, the Joint Distribution Commit- Lewis L Cohen, Harry Kagan, El- extension program, according to Mr.
NE NVYORK.—Dr. Stephen S. Feb. 5 and arrived at London Feb. 13.
and other essential devices necessary
NEW YORK—Despite the distinct tee has formed another overseas unit, kan C. Voorsanger, Dr. Julius Mas- Strauss, includes religious and Jewish
Wise, rabbi of the Free Synagogue, There they took advantage of the
in a community building.
provisions of the peace treaty and consisting of 17 men who sailed for colt, David E. Bressler, William educational work through publications
issued a statement recently regarding meeting of the Zionist actions com-
reiterated promises on the part of Poland Oct. 12. The men, selected \Vorby, L. S. Freeman, A. A. Zin- and district workers among ten thou-
Mr. Freund's report was enthusi-
a statement by the Democratic State
astically received by the 300 members Committee of Indiana under the mittee which was just then held in leading statesmen, the position of the from hundreds of candidates, under- man, Harris Karasik, B. Siegel, Irv- sand Jewish children residing on
farms, the opening of religious schools
the
English
capital,
conferred
with
Jews in Roumania today is no more went a period of intensive training ing Netzer.
of the lodge who were present. Mr.
heading "Senator Harding Voted 'No'
for Jewish children in small towns
Joseph J. Cummins gave a stirring on the confirmation by the United representative Jews front practically tolerable than it was two years ago, under Capt. Elkan C. Voorsanger,
Food Hurriedly Purchased.
all
the
countries
of
Europe.
is the conclusion of Mr. Solomon who was himself a member of the
talk in which he emphasized Detroit's States Senate of Justice Brandeis,"
Following receipt of a cablegram and congested districts, and exten-
They also submitted a memoran- Suffrin. Mr. Suffrin, who is an ex- first overseas relief unit. During the from Dr. Julius Goldman, director sion of synagogue facilities, religious
need for a Jewish community build- Dr. Wise said:
dum to the Right Honorable Sir Stu- assemblyman of New York State, a war he was chaplain of the 77th di- general of American Jewish relief and educational work among Jews
ing. He cited instances of small com-
"Though I am supporting Cox and
munities which boast splendid build- Roosevelt, I wish to record the art Samuel, President of the Board lawyer of note and a leading figure vision and head of the Jewish Wel- work in Europe, emphasizing the at universities , in the army and navy,
at summer resorts, in correctional in-
ings devoted entirely to Jewish ac- strongest possible objection to th e of Jewish Deputies in England, in among Roumanian Jews in this coun- fare Board in France.
acute shortage of food in the terri-
which they stated the object of the try, has just returned from a trip to
stitutions, and hospitals for defectives.
tivities.
act of the Indiana Democrat State Commission's work, emphasizing that Europe where he has spent some time
The situation in Poland is said to tories won back by the Poles from This extension plan, Mr. Strauss
the
Bolsheviki,
the
Joint
Distribution
B'nai Brith Council.
Committee in making the kind of ap- it is not work of charity, but that the in a study of conditions affecting the be rapidly approaching normal. The
stated, will bring Judaism to every
Plans for the formation of an exe- peal to the Jewish citizens of Amer-
vast relief machinery set up there by committee approved the purchase of Jew in America and inculcate know-
Society, consisting of over 110,000 Jews in Roumania.
cutive council, consisting of two ica. There is no Jewish vote. Jews,
members all over the United States,
'Prior to my departure from Eu- Dr. Boris D. Bogen and which was $100,000 worth of food supplies from ledge and reverence in him for his
members from each B'nai Brith lodge like members of all other religious
is able, ready and willing to take rope," Mr. Sufferin said, "I read a partially disrupted by military acti- the American Relief Administration faith.
in the Lower Peninsula as formulated and racial groups, vote as Americans,
warehouse in Poland, which Dr.
all the necessary precautions for the statement in the Jewish press that vity during the past summer, is again
One million dollars of the proposed
at the initiation of the Battle Creek passing upon the issues that come be-
Goldman in his cable urged as an
protection and guidance of emigrants politically Roumanian Jews are fairly reported functioning smoothly. As
lodge recently, have resulted in the fore the American people solely with
emergency measure to cope with the fund will be appropriated for the es-
the
polish
army
advances
it
is
follow-
well
off,
but
even
the
most
casual
tablishment of a synagogue pension
drafting of the following resolution regard to the question whether they from the moment they leave Eastern survey of conditions shows that actu- ed by Joint Distribution Committee situation.
fund. Hitherto no financial pension
which was passed by the Lodge at serve the highest aims and ideals of Europe until they reach their destin- ally the Jews in Roumania have not workers, who hurry to the aid of the
The cable stated: "Territories in-
has been made, except in isolated
ation in this country.
Americanism.
the last meeting:
been emancipated, and that their po- re-occupied communities and set up' vaded by enemy armies now recap- cases, for veteran rabbis who retire
"It is only fair to Senator Harding
The result of their activity in Lon- litical handicaps f onsiderably aggra-
"The B'ani Brith Lodges, located
tured by Polish armies left entirely
again the local relief committees.
after many years of service, or are
to
say
that
he
voted
against
Justice
don
was
most
fruitful,
as
it
was
the
within the Lower Peninsula of the
without supplies of food. We are un- incapacitated. The
their econo is difficulties. Of
Bogen Returns to Warsaw.
late Jacob H.
State of Michigan, hereby agree to Brandeis because he did not and does actual beginning of the work of re- vate legally ent fled to citizenship,
able to render immediate relief to Schiff was one of the
not approve of the things that Justice uniting families.
sponsors of the
The
center
of
activities
which
was
form a council, the purpose of which
but 65 per cent have been granted
many towns because of the lack of
Brandeis has represented in American
Visit West European Cities.
transferred to Danzig when the fall food supplies in our warehouses, The pension fund idea and had donated
the
privilege.
Of
the
remainder
25
shall he:
$100,000 to the fund.
life. I believe that Senator Harding
Before proceeding further, the Com-
of Warsaw seemed imminent has
(1) To promote the welfare of each would have voted against Mr. Bran- missioners visited Rotterdam, Brus- per cent are denied citizenship be- been returned to the Polish capital. American Relief Administration has
One half million dollars will be Flt
cause they were serving at the front
Lodge by mutual co-operation, with
deis if the latter had been a Prot- sels, Antwerp and Paris. On their during the period the law giving them Dr. Bogen has arrived in Warsaw to splendidly volunteered to turn over aside as a building loan fund fer
the purpose of enabling the several estant, Catholic or unbeliever. Presi-
arrival at the latter city Feb 27, the the right to citizenship was effective." supervise the work of reorganization. to us part of their supplies and we synagogue construction. This money
lodges to become active and bench- dent Wilson did not appoint Mr. Commission learned that there were
are negotiating for the purchase of
The accompanying photograph of $100,000 worth of food from them will be loaned without interest in
Mr. Suffrin, asked how he ac-
dent forces in their respective com- Brandeis to the Supreme Court be- in the French capital 700 women,
varying sums to small congregations
the unit, taken just before it sailed
counted for these conditions, said:
against your payment to their New to enable them to erect or expand
munities.
cause he is a Jew any more than Sena- children and young turn mainly from
'The Jews in Roumania, who mus- from New York, shows, from left to
(2) To foster social and fraternal tor Harding opposed his confirmation Poland and Galicia, stranded there on ter 65,000 votes, are a power to be right: Charles Wortsman, Herman York office.
synagogue buildings. This loan fund
relations between the several lodges, because he is a Jew. President Wil- their way to relatives in America.
"Relief workers have left for will, it is believed, makepossible
reckoned with. Through their sup-
and their respective members.
son named Brandeis to the United
Bialystok with truck load of food greater interest in traditional Judaism,
(Continued on Page ax)
port
they
may
well
ensure
the
suc-
supplies where 10,000 adults are in through larger synagogue facilities.
(3) To aini towards a perfect prac- States Supreme Court because, like
cess of a party. Ott the eve of an
tice of the underlying principles of millions of his fellow-Americans, he
need. Similar conditions prevail in
"Three and a half million constitute
election all parties can be found
considered
Brandeis
one
of
the
great-
Brest-Litovsk, Siedlec and other cen- the largest sum that Jews have ever
our Order.
making overtures to them, but the
ters."
been
asked for Judaism," Mr. Strauss
(4) To render support and en- est of American jurists, a man who
Jews have had sad experiences in the
couragement to District Grand Lodge had proved himself not only a great
Prelates Praise J. D. C.
said. "Through extension work and
past and have learned that election
lawyer, but a wise, far-seeing states-
6, and Order B'nai Brith in general.
Jews
of
Eastern
Europe
Hungry
synagogue
loans, we hope to spread
promises do not go far. Moreover,
Letters have just been received by
man.
To this end it is the purpose-
and Homeless, Live in
the conditions in Roumania at present
the Joint Distribution Committee the message of Israel throughout the
"Senator Harding voted against
To
form
an
executive
council
land,
so
that
every Jew in every city
1.
from the Archbishop of Warsaw and
Fear and Misery.
String Quartet and Two nudge on are so uncertain that Jewish leaders
consisting of two members from each Justice Brandeis' confirmation, as did
are utterly at a loss as to what
the Polish Minister of Apprpvisation and village may know the faith of his
Beginning N..
lodge. the functions and duties of Senator Lodge of Massachusetts and
fathers
and
may
understand that de-
course to adopt.
NEW YORK—Appalling con- expressing appreciation for the Com-
practically all the men who now sup-
camber 29.
which shall be formulated and deter-
"Of the existing parties there is ditions among the Jewish students in mittee's emergency appropriation of votion to Judaism will make a better
round Senator Harding, because Jus-
By
courtesy
of
the
Men's
Temple
American of him, will help him to
mined by the Council itself.
tice Brandeis had become perhaps Club of the Temple Beth El the the Democratic party, which is led by Eastern European universities were $25,000 with which food drafts were
Take Janesco, and they are utterly made public by the Intercollegiate purchased to feed starving refugees valuate the contribution of the He-
2. To hold at least two meetings in the greatest leader of sound, con-
each year of the combined member- structive liberalism in America. It is Chamber Music Society of Detroit unreliable. Janesco shows a very Menorah Association today, through fleeing before the Bolshevik advance brew faith to the ideal of America.
It must be borne in mind that this
ship of the several lodges, at a place safe to say that, if elected President, will present a series of five string good front when necessary, but never a cable received by l'rof. Felix Frank- last summer.
campaign for a religious program is
to be designated by the Council.
Harding will not appoint any man to quartet concerts at the Temple. The gets anything done where the Jews furter, of Harvard, from Miss Hefty
"This help came at the proper time. being waged by laymen. Their in-
At such meetings it shall be in order— the Supreme Court of the Justice Detroit Symphony String Quartet, are concerned. The leader of the so- Goldman, associated with her father,
It has saved a great many people terest presages success, for the men,
I. To initiate into the Order appli- Brandeis or the Justice Holmes type. the Flonzaley Quartet of New called Liberal party is the popular Dr. Julius Goldman, director general
from starvation;' the letter from the who have taken the lead in business
cants for membership in the several Whether American citizens wish to York City, Olga Samaroff, pianist, hero, General Alveresco. This party of American Jewish relief work
Archbishop stated. "As a representa- and professions have undertaken to
leave liberalism unrepresented in the Ossip Gabrilowitsch, pianist, and may well be said to be officially and abroad.
lodges.
tive of the Catholic Church, I ex- prove that the successful Jew is not
2. To deliver addresses by mem- United States Supreme Court, as it other assisting artists are scheduled. distinctly anti-Semitic. The hope of
"In
Prague
I
found
students
sleep-
press to the magnificent benefactors a materialist, not solely a 'business
bers of the Order on subjects ger- will be as far as appointments by Concerts are to be given in Novem- the Jews in Roumania today, how- ing in the old Jewish cemetery, along
Harding as President would leave it, ber, January, February, March and ever, is centered in a new and rising the quays and under bridges, owing my thanks and fullest appreciation in man,' but a spiritual leader of his
mane to the Order's work.
the name of the hungry and suffering people as well."
party which was rightly named the
is
a
matter
for
them
to
decide
at
the
To
engender
and
promote
a
fra-
April.
3.
Peasant party. At the head of this to the desperate housing condition people."
ternal and social spirit among the election.
For those who are interested in vigorous body is Johan Mihailache. which makes it impossible for stu-
"As
a
Jew
and
a
Jewish
teacher,
I
"Many of our people, forced to
membership of the several lodges.
helping to make Detroit musical, the Mihailache is himself a peasant, is dents to find lodgings," Miss Gold-
wish once more to register my most
leave their homes because of the ad-
4. To take such action as may be
support of these concerts offers a liberal minded and bears the Jews man cabled.
earnest
protest
against
attempting
to
vancing
Bolshevik army, are suffering
deemed wise to further the cardinal
special opportunity, for not only are much friendship. In his efforts to
"The situation among the Jewish
drag any Jewish question into Ameri-
principles of the Order.
they assisting in the permanent es. create a new and powerful party, Mi- students is daily growing desperate. from severe lack of food, the Mini-
can
politics.
American
Jews
are
ster of Approvisation wrote. "Unless
5. To reaffirm our loyalty to our Americans. As Americans they think tablishment of The Detroit Sym- hailache has the co-operation and In Budapest 1,500 Jewish students
country and its flag, to support its
are walking the streets vainly hoping outside help such as this is brought
and vote and act. I am certain that phony String Quartet, but they are support of Dr. Lupu, and that brilliant
in to supplement the existing supply
laws and institutions and to encour-
to
enter
the
university,
which
has
not
making
possible
the
annual
appear-
statesman. Dr. Maniu, who is already
the Democratic National Committee
of foodstuffs, the misery and suffer- Officially Open's Chicago's Campaign
age our traditional faith in Judaism. will share my disapproval of the at- ance of the Flonzaley Quartet and being hailed as the next premier of accepted a single Jew.
for Memberm Delivers Two
Judge Keidan Talks,
providing
an
opportunity
for
the
pub-
"As a consequence of conditions in ing will be far greater than one can
Roumania. These popular leaders
titude of the Indiana Democratic
Addressee During Day.
At the same meeting, Judge Harry State Committee in issuing this ap- lic to hear two great soloists in a now have the co-operation of the or- Poland and persecutions in Hungary, imagine. I wish to express to the
Keidan, Presiding Judge of the Mu- peal. It must never be done again. new capacity, as well as offering in- ganized and progressive forces in new Jewish students are congregating in Joint Distribution Committee the ap-
Rabbi A. If. Hershman has return-
nicipal Court, explained informally It is a reflection upon the intelligence valuable opportunities to other musi- Roumania, those forces which lie Prague, where they are looked upon preciation of the people of Poland
the workings of the new court and and partiotsim of a large group of cians.
across the Carpathian mountains and with disfavor and frequently threat- for the material help which they have ed from Chicago where he officially
opened the membership campaign of
its benefits to the city and urged its American citizens."
In addition, they are making a con- are led by Alexander Vaida Voivod. ened with expulsion, which may be- thus brought us."
support at the coming election.
During September the American the Chicago branch of the United
tribution to the Detroit Musicians There is every appearance that this come a reality at any moment. Stu-
Synagogue, Sunday, Oct. 17.
The B'nai Brith Club announces its
Fund of the Chamber Music Society, new party will force its way into the dents cut off from their homes are for Jewish Relief Committee, which is
In connection with the membership
second informal dancing party of the
whereby musician members of the front rank of Roumanian politics and the mst part entirely without funds." the principal fund-raising organiza- campaign there has been formed re-
the
Jews
will
do
well
to
give
it
their
season to take place Sunday night,
Based
upon
this
and
similar
reports
tion
of
the
Joint
Distribution
Com-
Society are given professional en-
cently
in Chicago a Supporter? Club
received by Prof. Frankfurter from mittee received cash contributions of
24, in its club rooms, 26 Broad-
gagements in civic institutions, such support."
Speaking of the economic hardships Miss Goldman, who has investigated over $230,000 from its committees of the United Synagogue, consisting
Finzel's orchestra has been en-
as the public schools, recreation cen-
of
well-known
conservative Jews,
•red. A. Bernstein, a member of Meeting to Be Preceded by Dinner. ters, penal institutions, hospitals and of the Jews in Roumania, Mr. Suffrin conditions among Jewish students in throughout the country, Henry H. each subscribing to its maximum in-
stated that export is at a standstill all the large Eastern European uni- Rosenfelt, nationaldirector reported.
c Pisgah Lodge Glee Club, will en-
privately supported institutions.
dividual
Slide. of New Temple
membership
of $100 annual-
because of government restrictions; versities, the Intercollegiate Menorah
tertain between dances with imper-
The five string quartet concerts
ly. Mr. Isadore Cohen is chairman
Shown.
the peasants also refuse to market Association is organizing Jewish
sonations of Al. Jolson.
will be given as follows:
of
the
club.
their wares because of the low state alumni and undergraduates, as well as
The Club is arranging a smoker
Monday evening. November 29,
Rabbi Hershman was the guest
The 70th annual meeting of Congre-
others interested in Jewish student
for its members on election night, gation Beth El has been set for Wed- 1920, The Detroit Symphony String of Roumanian currency.
at a luncheon given by Mr. Cohen
"Because the Constitutional Assem- welfare throughout the United States
November 2. A Dutch lunch will be nesday evening, October27. The meet- Quartet; Monday evening, January
Sunday at his residence. The officers
bly has not yet ratified the emancipa. and Canada, for the purpose of at-
served and the returns of the election ing will take place at Temple Beth El, 3, 1921, The Flonzaley Quartet; Mon-
and members of the executive coun-
tory measures extended to the Jews tempting to alleviate the distress of
will be received by a ticker installed starting at 8 o'clock. Matters of great day evening, February 7, 1921, The through the peace treaty, their ad-
cil of the Chicago branch were pres-
these thousands of Jewish students as
in the lodge rooms, for the benefit of importance will be taken up at this Detroit Symphony String Quartet; mission to the schools is still restrict- well as to undertake a survey of gen-
NEW YORK—For the first time ent During the day Rabbi Hersh-
lodge and club members.
time and the meeting promises to be Monday evening, March 21, 1921, The ed to 15 per cent. The Jews have eral Jewish student life in Europe.
in the history of the Hawaiian Islands man addressed an afternoon gather-
ing at the Logan Square Congrega-
The Pisgah Degree Team. consist- one of the most important in the his- Detroit Symphony String Quartet, found themselves compelled to main-
Heading the work are Prof. Frank- religious services were conducted for
ing of Joseph Garvett, chairman, ma- tory of the congregation.
Olga Samaroff, pianist; Monday tain their own schools and the burden furter, Judge Julian \V. Mack of the Jewish soldiers and sailors during the tion. He also spoke in the evening
ton M. Alexander, Charles Rosen-,
An interesting feature will be a evening, April 11, 1921, The Detroit has proven so heavy that unless tat U. S. Circuit Court, Justice Irving celebration of the recent New Year. at the Anshe Emes Synagogue.
Mr. Bernard Stenge is chairman of
that, Louis Bass and Morris Klein, screen showing of the plans for the Symphony String Quartet and Ossip government recognizes their claim or
Lehman of the New York Supreme This memorable event was made pos-
officiated at the initiation ceremonies new Temple to be erected at Glad- Gabrilowitsch, Pianist.
American relief funds are placed at Court, and Dr. Goldman as honorary sible by the Jewish Welfare Board, U. the Chicago campaign, Rabbi Philip
of the Pontiac B'nai Brith Lodge on stone and Woodward.
their disposal, they will not be able to chairmen, and Henry Hurwitz, Chan- S. Army and Navy, which sent a rabbi A. Langh, head of the United Syna-
Wednesday. The Pontiac lodge now
The meeting will be preceded as DENY RESPONSIBILITY
keep the schools open. Over 14,000 cellor of the Intercollegiate Menorah from this country to the Hawaiian gogue of the Middle West, is direct-
Islands, so that the soldiers and sail- ing the campaign.. .
has a total of 45 members. A small usual by a dinner to be served under
boys and 4,500 girls are attending Association, as chairman.
FOR
UKRAINE
POGROM
ors of Jewish faith stationed at the
these schools."
delegation of Pisgah members ac- the auspices of the Woman's Auxil-
posts
there could celebrate the High United Synagogue
iary
of
the
Temple.
The
dinner
will
Mr. Suffrin praised the work of the JEWISH MEN KILLED IN
VIENNA.—A statement issued by
companied the Degree team.
Holy Days in a suitable manner.
begin at 6 o'clock.
the Ukrainian press bureau declares Joint Dsirtibutksn Committee in dif-
Heads Meet in N. Y.
AUGUSTOVA
UPRLSALS
that the recent pogroms were not ferent parts of Europe and was even
Services were held on five occa-
JEWISH NURSES CONVENE
NEW YORK—At a special meet-
sions
at
the
Army
and
Navy
Y.
M.
C.
commited by members of the Ukrain- more enthusiastic in his commenda-
WARSAW.—In an interpellation
ing of the Executive Council of the
ian army but by bands of deserters. tion of the work being done by the the Jewish deputies M the Polish A. in Honolulu and the average at- United Synagogue of America at the
FRANKFURT.—The Jewish nurses
According to this statement the vic- European representatives of the He- Diet demanded an investigation of tendance of enlisted men at each of Jewish Theological Seminary, 531
of Germany held a convention in this
victims included a number of non- brew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid the murder of nine Jewish young these services was 75. In addition West I23d Street, it was decided to
city, at which they decided to ask
Jews The statement goes on to say Society of America. He particularly men in Augustovo, while the Poles there were present 20 Jewish men of hold the next convention in
for more adequate compensation to
this city,
praised the work of the Paris repre-
the Czecho-Slovakian army. who were
enable them to maintain a respectable
Mr. B. Isaacs, Superintendent of the that General Pctlura has ordered the sentative, Mr. Schapiro, a young man occupied the town. The following among a contingent of war prisoners beginning Jan. 16, next.
It was decided to arrange for dis-
material existence. A committee was United Hebrew Schools of Detroit, strictest investigation in connection from New York, who is doing very is a list of those killed: Noah Ra-
home from Siberia.
trict preachers throughout the United
selected to frame their demands and announces that beginning with this with these pogroms. A number of much to aid passing immigrants In gonetzky, of Lonna; Shapira, of
The Jewish 1,Velfare Board plans to States where they were needed, espe-
to urge all Jewish hospitals not to ac- Friday evening services will be held the ring leaders who instigated the that city.
Lomza; Chmielawski, of Lomza; the
pogroms
and
were
previously
con-
keep
in touch with soldiers and sailors cially in smaller places. A commit-
cept into their employ any nurses at the Talmud Torah on Wilkins
Mr. Suffrin, who was accompanied brothers, Leiser, Joshua and •Velvil
who break contracts. A number of s treet for the Talmud Torah children nected with General Denikin's forces, by Mrs. Suffrin, went to Europe to- Segalowitch, of Grayevo, and three of Jewish faith stationed in the tee was appointed to work out a pro-
papers were read at the convention and their parents and friends. At have been executed by the Ukrainian gether with Dr. Siegelstein as the other unknown Jews. One Jew was Hawaiian Islands. At each of eight gram for the 20,000 young people
dealing with various problems of the same time the Saturday morning authorities. The Jewish deputation, representative of the Federation of killed without trial by a policeman army posts and at one navy post, connected with the organization.
Among those present were Dr. Cy-
modern nursing, with special refer- services at the Talmud Torah will be headed by Zipper, called upon the Roumanian Jews of America. He while accompanied by him to the Jewish men have been designated as
authorities and expressed the grat- also went as one of the representa- prison of Augustovo. Parents and laison representatives of the Board. rus Adler, Dr. A; A. Neumann and
ence to Jewish patients.
continued.
Mr. Isaacs announces that a series titude of the Jews for the protective tives of the American Jewish Congre- relatives of the victims have demand- Through these men the Board will Rabbi Max Klein, of Philadelphia;
gation to the Carlsbad World Relief ed the deliery of the bodies, but the distribute bibles, prayer books, read- Professor Alex Mark and Harry
COMMENT ON WISE LETTER. of lecturers have been secured to measures they were adopting.
ing material and other supplies Krulewick. Rabbi Elias L. Solomon
The last number of the official Conference.
speak during the services and that
prayer has not been granted. The among the soldiers and sailors. Re-
presided and Rabbi Samuel Kohn,
organ
of
the
Hungarian
Protestants
murderers are known to eyerybody ligious services will be conducted for
WARSAW.—Polish newspapers re- men well acquainted with Hebrew
Executive Director, acted as secre-
which
appears
at
Budapest,
expresses
ritual
music
will
be
in
charge
of
the
CARLSBAD.—Deputy Tuszek, ad- and pass the streets of the town un- the men and in co-operation with the tary.
print the letter from P sident Wil-
son to Rabbi Wise abo Polish pog- services. The Friday evening ser- its regret and protest at the anti- dressing the municipality of Prague, molested and unpunished. The Jew- Jews of Honolulu, arrangements will
vices
will
start
at
6
p.
m.
and
the
ser-
Semitic
attitude
of
the
Protestant
demanded that regulations be estab- ish deputies in the Diet have now be made for their entertainment and
roms against Jews. T y refer to it
JERUSALEM — A society for the
as the beginning of a w anti-Polish vices on Saturday morning will open members in the Hungarian Parlia- lished to expell all Polish and Gali- demanded in their interpellation the welfare, when they are away from
study of Jewish Jurisprudence has
ment.
at 10 a. m.
ciain Jews of Crecho-Storakia.
propaganda by the Jells.
punishment of the murderers.
their posts
, been founded in this city.

Roumanian Jewry
Is Facing Misery

Brandeis Issue Is
Deplored by Wise

TEMPLE CLUB TO
ARRANGE SERIES
OF 5 CONCERTS

Menorah to Raise
Fund for Students

RABBI HERSHMAN
BACK F ROM UNITED
SYNAGOGUE MEET

TEMPLE BETH EL TO
HOLD ANNUAL MEET
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27

WELFARE BOARD
EXTENDS WORK TO
JEWS IN HAWAII

RELIGIOUS SERVICES
TO BE HELD FRIDAYS
AT TALMUD TORAH