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VOL. IX. NO. 15.

JEWISH PIONEER IN Mandate Offers No
Sol tition, Says 'G. K.'
•--
DRAMA IS FOUNDER
OF LONDON GUIGNOL

1

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1921.

Addresses Detroiters

Historical
nistorical 3ocietv

in Annual Meeting

Discusses Plan to Place Chair

Chesterton Declares Problem Is
Only Complicated By
British Action.

of Jewish Science in Desig-
nated Institution.

-------
Gilbert Kt•ith Chesterton, English .
Counterpart of Grand Theater in ' e..,,..t. mieelio and lecturer. tom
.poke
at Orchestra Hall Sunday even-
Montmartre, Paris, Created

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"PIPP'S WEEKLY" EXPOSES
F ORD'S PRIVATE SECRETARY

Says:Ernest G. Liebold Received German Propaganda for
Dearborn Independent from Dr. Rumley, Convicted
of Pro-German Activities.
CHARGES LIEBOLD'S GERMAN AFFILIATIONS
ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR FORD'S CORRUPTION

PI I 1 LA DEL Pll 1 A.—The American
lewish Historical Society, organized
1or 1111 . purpose Of Writing down ill
history the remarkable chapter of the
part the Jews played in the deve'lop-
noni of the Cuffed States. and Jewish
actisities in this country since the
lows first landed on the shoresof
North America 300 years ago, stet in
twenty-ninth annual meeting in Phila-
delphia last week.
Dr. Cyrus Adler, rt tiring president
E. G. Pimp, former editor of "The Detroit News," litter one of the founders and editors of the
tf the organization, in his annual mes-
B. B., Monday
s age to the assembled members. spoke "Dearborn Independent," in an address before members of Pisgah Lodge No. 31, 1. O.
"desirable
things
that
have
been
evening,
recounted in detail the facts underlying the anti-Semitic campaign being conducted by order
f o S c
It ft undone," and said in part:
of I I cloy Ford, and incidentally offered the reasons for his own resignation front the publication.
Need of Jewish Scholars
Mr. 1'j 11
t followed his address with a reprinting in "Pipit's Weekly" of current issue. His state-
"II is my duty to point out to the
membership of the society, and to ment is appended.
whatever wider public it nay be able
WHAT STARTED FORD AGAINST THE JEWS.
to read', the desirable things that have
Ir. Cs. Liebold was talking.
been left udone.
Ile was talking to I lenry Ford.
"First and foretnost, we have not
enabled a single historical student or
I
\1r. Liebold is \l r. Ford's private secretary.
scholar to devote himself exclusively
Mr. Liebold tilted back his chair, unbuttoned his coat, put his thumbs into the armholes of his
and
if
our
'can JrwisliI ' to •
branch of Jewish historical science is vest, expanded his chest, and said:
Ford, YOU don't have to think; YOUR thoughts come to you like a flash, front a sub coif-
oa. to be seriously Prosc1iliti Ctsd di:1f etehtc.

Mg on the subject, "The Ignorance of
t h e i.,,ilicatrd,' is of the opinion that
the British political leaders through
ENCOURAGED BY JEWISH
I hoar t,
ft
•sig:,. s‘", 1 i m a terialis in liavi i.
_o
- GOING PUBLIC
n t fur
or tar ,e;sa
find
THEATER
problem in the Fast.
.
C11,11 . 1"1011, "hose recent tour of
B y Leopold Spero.
is described in his latest
' ril,...tine
•
, Detroit Jewish
d
, ismaon corn • s Chronicle.)
work, "The New Jerusalem," portions,
' a t. ,„ hid., ar „ (h..dan.d anti-Semitic in
The Jew was burn wnh, the dr '''' form and content, staled in an inter-
niatic instinct." said Jose ld's'Y when view that in the Palestinian mandate
hint at the Littb treat Britain had overlooked a great
•
I droppi , d in to see
'flwater today.
oPPollinlittr
.a.l, the 1 , ws and
iii to helit'llt
Jose Levy is 37, and has succeeded or,. world
general.
the
! ,. '
in doing something of which any :sr. ' `„ , ...,(`,i tar
Jewish
solving
He has question," said Chesterton, "we have
list might well be Knii•
created for London the counterpart of complicated matters and gis.en rise to
that Grand Guignol in NIontinartre. another problem—that of reconciling
where all Paris flocks to see the latest the mandate principles to the .Nrabs.
in thrills and mordant satire. lie has N\.e have done the Jews no good. the
turned the Little Theater into the only Arab. no good and ourselves 1111
dace in England where scope is given goos .
,,
JULIUS KAHN
for the author of the One Act I lay.
Y aestertun drew a parallel between
in . .
and Ireland.
And furthermore, he has collected
-I"' Who has figured
gurftl prominently in the
around his enterprise the finest stock tire in the treatment of troth.
.. autos mind, and you have your problems solved."
tion's military affairs, and who will ifire we "'" remade
company of a clots in the country,
Mr. Ford, who usually sits well settled down in his chair, straightened up a bit, his shoulders
y.R.,;‘,.:. talk at Temple Beth El, Monday even- some college there should be estom
numbering among its 15 members ar e i l tip' th. ,11. rts:e'nr,t, ii° t":,sd i :,1 ,%':s t .11 1:ptti l.,
homed a chair for American Jewish
Sybil Thorndike, of whose Ilrammic
history and the incumbent thereof went hack a bit, his chin raised a bit, and his eyes sparkled.
' in t'
_
.,,,I.i,n,':al(111.1,,,I.
sort
by
,a
not
mli'll
a
l
ti : ig
powers the critics can told nothing a' ,%: a il :,i
should I n. a trained historian, partici'.
A look of satisfaction spread itself over Mr. Liebold's countenance.
myrican history. but with a
League of Nations, which shall aim
allequate to say.
was the look of satisfaction which comes to a man's face when he feels that he has put some-
One cannot help feeling just a trills
tri e at the betterment of the conditions •
good knowledge of Jewish history, a
thing' over
command of the languages
we - bumptious when . a . Jew makes surrounding them as they exist with-
e the sourcesAnd,
sources
such a genuine and original contribu. in each national enti13.
011, the pity of it all!
— _
___ . • .
Mr. Ford, In one way Is unlike many
_
Pon to the artistic life of the country,
and and with that curiosity
rich men who have acquired their
tal
and
reputation
in
the
wonder,
if
you
choose,
which
is
the
Or
risking capi
riches quickly, and in another way he
,sctual and dangerous experiment—and
Is like them.
resear c h. If
heaven only knows how dangerous the
I usable prerequisite for "d the indis'
Representative, Re- pi
Unlike many of them, Mr. Ford
there could he added to this, here and
artistic experiment is in this conserva.
sponsible for Draft, Here
has acquired nothing that smacks of
five London of ours—whale others are
there, a research in American Jewish
the snob. He Is a plain, lovable man
theorizing. The Little Theater in the
predict that in live years our
history',
I
March
7.
. ___
to be with and talk with. lie has
Adelphi is now firmly on its feet. a
branch of Jewish history would be
- ._
the viewpoint of the average man,
sound financial proposition of which B'Nai Britt, Degree Team to Be As-
- raised front the elegant position of
Congressman Julius Kahn, of Cali
sided
By
Pisgah
Glee
Club
M
the interest of humanity. If a man
the shrewdest city man need not li.
forma, for a number of years chair- dilettantism to that of serious loves-
Ceremonies Sunday.
works for hint he wants that man to
afraid. But that may be because Levy ,
man of the Congressional Committee tigatinn•
---
work; he has no use for • laggard
"I n laying this emphasis upon
had eight years in the city before he
on Military Affairs,
dub, will address the
.sl a ac
or a shirk, but he wenn§ the man well
w. Goldberg, president of T,.„,_
vening, American Jewish history, I am not uss•
began to court the dramatic nurse. "
M nd
evening,
n d ph. Beth El . willwelcome 150 cattle. Men's Temple
paid for his work, no that his faxally
mindful of the fact that this society
loathed
In
w iled business," lie told me. "A
sg alt March 7, at the Temple Beth El.
may be well provided for.
was always attracted by the theater. dat e , t o h e i n iti a ted i n to pi
Rep. Kahn is one of the foremost welcomes general Jewish history,par-
Sly family did not approve the way- Lodge No. 34. of 11Nai Brills. Sunday, advocates in the United States of titularly as it relates to the countries
But like many another rich man,
F.I.
Mr. Ford surrounds himself with flat-
ward tendency of an artistic tempera- at 3 p. m • at 'temple
'the committee in charge of this in- national defense, and is the man who iron which the American Jewish
terms, and they know it. That was
mint, but they were not bigoted. They
gave me a chalice, and you may he itiation has arranged for an extensive was responsible for putting through stock came, but I think it is agreed
true of Carnegie; it was true of
surf: I took it and made full use of it."' program to be carried out after the the selective service law, which that our major concern must always
Rockefeller, the years of his greatest
. initiation. The famous Pisgah Lodge Proved the principal factor in the dc- be that which is the nearest home—
trouble with the public; It its true td
the
history
of
the
Jews
in
America."
Began with Tiny Audience
a great extent of Munsey.
Levy opened his Grand Gnignal • degree team will be assisted by the feat of Germany.
i,' The second point made by Dr. Ad-
Mr. Kahn is a native of German
But there is a certain contradic•
s lee in his annual report is that the
vaneture on September I of last year, lodge glee club, headed by I. Leonard
but has lived all but five years of hy
tory element In his nature that you
material already collected is not in a ,
with a bill which consisted ot two Prami.
He was born in form which would make it readily am.
The
co
mmittee
in
charge
of
the
in-
life
in
California.
must
know to understand the real
the French, a
comedy, and a home-made revue. itiation consists of Joseph S. Garrett, Kuppenheim, Grand Duchy of Baden,
Ilenry Ford.
The fare was tarry mixed, for weak Nlauriee Klein, Harold T. Rosenthal, Feb. 2/4, 1861, the oldest child of flee- cessible to the one who is not a stu•
Suspects No Flattery,
t.
The
society
has
reared
a
huge
den
stomachs at any rate; but the acting MorroGarvett and Louis Bass. Al- mn a and Jeanette (Weil) Kahn. They
le(ton of facts nea
urthed and docti•
The flattery from word of mouth
ctin g. secretary of the came to America in 186 6, locating in ske
esh
and
Moo('
must
appeals to him mightily unless he
forms collected. Fl
was fine, the thrills were unmistakable, bert Weiss. a
. tig Calaveras County, Calif., at Nloke-
, • ,..
suspects it of being flattery--then.,, •
and despite the unpleasantness of solo lodge, assisted kir. Garvett in inak
Lana the famity moved I' , given do these. 44wzbotles..
31.
O.
Love."
'till
nectfriry
firel'arations
for
this
in-
'mime
Ilill.
good night. 'Tut it ono - 000e gets
Suggests Research Plan
left in the famous "G. -
to San Francisco.
election..
his confidence, it can be smeared on
,
old
K.ru.
of
New
York
s
which dealt with the more sordid side
Julius Kahn received his educationDr. Harsur)
Attendance at tin initiation aml the
pretty thick and Mr. Ford seems to
ey of the publication
of the Parisian underworld. the public
took to the new idea of the Theater Program that is to follow is limited to in the public and high schools of San prePared a
like it, and the men who fawn on
Francisco. At 16 hr went to work in of the American Jewish Historical Stl -
him make the best of It.
Intimate, with a tiny stage, a tiny au- members of Pisgah Lodge 01111'.
a clerical capacity in a commission defy and suggested a plan for future
But the printed word of flattery
•
,
Later he went on the stage research of the history of the Jews in
dience • a tiny foyer, and everything
appeals to him not at all, or very
happening so close that you were all in
llowed
the
theatrical
profession
Anserka.
an followed
little
at most.
1)r.
Adler
made
it
clear
that
lie
it, whether you had the front or ice
for 9 years as associate of such as
I have aeon him take a bunch of
back view of the footlights. Since
o . would not accent the presidency for
press
clippings from his desk, look
those first autumn (lays of fierce dis- - --- Edwin Booth,
Joseph Jefferson. T
u st Saltine, I Cara Morris and other*. another rear, due to numerous other
through them, brush aside those of
eussion—and first-rate publicitY — wlw" Soceess Crowns T•stimonial Recap. o in 18911, NIr. Kahn decided to study duties.
favorable
comment, pick those which
Papers
Among other interesting p
all the good folk who thought that the lion Hefei at Temple Beth El law. and in 189 .1 he was admitted 10
roasted him, and read them eagerly.
Sunday, February 27.
nasty side of life Was not fit fur stage
the San Francisco Bar. Ile became read at the convention Were those by
—
I
have
seen
him take one • column
llate,Rabbi Lutes J. Newman, assistant to
presentation flocked to the Little
Symphonyn"lilicallY active while study - Mg
in length that called him almost
ill New York,
Nit'1111,,, 14 the Detroit Symphony
Theater to confirm their disapproval,
Cali- Rabbi Stephen S. W'ise
.„1„.,„.„ „..„ t ,,,h,„.4 „ t ,,,n,„„ t o„1 :mil in 1892 setts elected to the
th
everything
from
a knave to • fool.
when indeed one excitable lady went
I n idop h e 1111 the "Hebraic Asswet• of the Leg.
s sembly.
w y,,,,,,, p,.. 01 ,1, .., s„.. ',mita State A
read It, pick out 0110 line, point to it
. 11' FrIgland; "pr.
so far as to raise a public rrote•I ill ,-,.„,,,,,„, 1,, o
,,,..ii,,,frd and elected io con - islation of Puritan 1\11
,
,.yet.
s.
y
,.„,,,,
T
elkEl.
Sunda
and say: "They have got it on us
Belk
B
_. _'.
rimy'of
rimy'
Y S.
W . R osenbach, "Jewish Partici.
• the stalls by way of vinslicatin.,, Lev „i
of Cal- A.
t• ta.nar , e,- . Th., ,,h.i..,,, „,.„. stress iri.in the Fourth District
there; that must be corrected."
moral sense of the proprieties—since ins. E
per- Mimi, lie was re-elected in 1900 ',Mimi in the Discovery and Settle-
11111y lain
A man who would say tho same
then there have been fresh programs. well rt.presenica• while t „ the begot. but defeated in 1002. In 1004, how- insist of the NN'est in the 1..O4liteenth
to n,
thing to his face wouldn't last 39
sent
,
were
pet
-rot
more tabloid tragedy and farce. more
ever, C1111%.,IT,Inan Kahn wa, again l'entory:" Nliss Hannah It. Landon.
Reminds.
Nlass.. illustrated 'tatter
of
11r0Oldine.
horror to Ir retailed to wide-eyed Mint 14 iii VI igr;IIII.
t•.
Cosp.re•s,
and
has
re
Pau.
returned
ERNEST G. LIEBOLD
Mr, Liebold and Mr. Ford wore talk.
Rabbi Lee NI. Franklin, in an nitro.
on the - Colonial Portraits of lewi•ii
families iii the suburbs by messengers
.„1,1,.,.„ „los / the Syintihony l' ,1 in , , (( 11 then' sim ( •
returned with that delicious French'. d tictor‘
Csign...man Nlen and 'M om,"
Admissmn II' the
Private Secretary of Henry Ford, declared by E. G. Pipp, former ingT11111.7 were
ll/ El as
e
mple
[t
e
sid,q.
f
iere talking about the Jews
0
eon
wet
wed
by
Prof.
Got
,
tisi'1
ar
a The r
pp,
nee t feeli ling creeping down their scissi -
"' tar e Present:1 -
thesis. Kahn'.
editor of the Dearborn Independent, to be chiefly responsible for the this Moe.
„ t all pun.,
on the them, "Ilme
tire spines; and Jos(' Levy has cstab-
a , lion of membership cards for the. hard Deutsch
1 ,,
Mr.
Ford
made a statement. He
Gap
in
t.rn•tz's
History."
bl'
h
li.hrd hi s claim to be one of those who
anti - Semitic arti c I es appearing regu ar y in t at pu ication.
of the Men's Temple Club. trill
,„,,,,„,, i o n ; ,1 s it „ c . mend. r ,
thought It was ottginal with him. I
know in advance what the British pule ,,,, i i„
•\ddilional tickets can lie gotten at Prof. 14ent•eli, in his absence, had the
had
heard
Mr.
Lelbold make the same
secretary.
he will stand for when it conies to the
the Temple, Or from any of the of- .101111..r frail by 111,'
1•.•(ople
statement Isidore.
g:wiz:u eon , wnlon
lest of the footights.
Other Papers Presented
the Men's Club.
,
i t. .1,1„
Jew,
Favorite
Topic.
Indeed, his claim is not to be 1.10-
Other oam pre.ented w ere: Rev.
In the last months of my connee-
s Frank Tool, ol
Dr. Henry Berkowitz Philadelphia,
d It has opened a phi( orm for
Bon
with
the
Ford
paper
as Its editor
.111
1111IWN1111:1111/11
of
I
1
:Wry
ry delicate form of dramatic ex. sz.1,
"Ndaitional Data on the History of
an di enc ,.
c „,,n yat ,,,t
no subject could come up but Mr.
which hitherto has found no 1 .. .,..h r
t ongregation Rodelph Shalom of
•
•
i I I ,) •
r„„,.
,1
Leilsold
would
ring
in
the
Jew, and
art 11111111(.1- Pitt Parker, Artistic Entertainer, to Distribution of Pamphlet, "Th. Inter-
place on the Iraiglish stage appropriate
Philadelphia;" \\'alter Hart
rendered several
11,1,.„
Mr. Ford would, too.
io its nicrit. "Just as the short story
national Jew," Provokes Storm
Mal, Philadelphia. "The Sam - , (I Nun',
rganisation at Temple
Address
O
)1,
t.,1
It
became
nauseating.
is relegated to the pages of ponular ddi g h t
of Disapproval.
her 141 . 1'1. 11 in Aboriginal America and
Beth El, Monday.
quoin).
It was nauseating to Cameron who
. magazines," he told me, "so the 11110-
oung Judaea and Intercollegiate Zion uhe
'12,..tamcut Ileptail;" Lee M.
__
preen mil was - The Noble Y
act play was alvvays made. a ens-tails tv.
/N, Wisconsins—Replying now writes the articles against the
Friedman, Boston, \lass.. "Joseph S.
'dRepresentatives Solicit
Wizard,"
rayon
P., ( r
Pitt
.Nlineriean
Jews.
amusing
satire
of
Slagr.
usi
an
raiser, or lilt to the music hall
C. Ir. Frye and the American Society noted artistic entertainer, will appear Ii, an attempt made by Henry Ford to
Support.
It was nauseating to Boland.
Was it any wonder that /ant en", "I summer resort life. The cast included
influence the 1111- 111101S Of 11011111011Sr%
for Meliorating the Condition of the
•n'
•
""' linfore hue Jewish
W'
It was nauseating to myself.
a° 1 " 1
not get actors of the best respite to NIP, Itose Benjamin, as the Girl; Mr.
Of the NVisconsin Legislature. against
Due
to
the
too-spec
iiiiih
i.
I
o
o
sale
Jew •" Max J. Kohler, New York,
g , Club at their regular meeting this
Roland. who wax and Is associate
as , the Lord and M r.
take part in it, or that fine one-act Nlartin larch
the
Jewish
people,
by
mailing
to
each
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at
„„.„,„„ \..,„ Ilaalen as the Valet. of tickets for the Yi(1,11•11 theater "Nloroccan Jewish Rights at the At
editor
and special writer on the paper,
..
plays were continually expanded into 1
1111 i -
a copy of his booklet, "'File Inter-
etl.
it.en M a re', 13 at the arras Conference." and " JrWiSb 111
e
Ma rv in party to
pro
'Hied to rail out about it fiercely, while
national
Jew,"
which
is
full
of
the
heater under the ans. gration to the United States and the the
Temple
Bh
E
lhe f eebleness of three? Knowing that Sylv a n Gr
hfr. Parker makes prominent the
bsdi
gT
Viddi
Cameron
would dish up his biting bits
uel
Stein
and
illakY dramatists can exp ress them• lion and Eman directed the
also wildest attacks upon the Ilebrew race, of sarcasm, and give vent to expres-
the properties and pice, oi ihe Intercollegiate Zionist Principle of the }Not of Asylum His-
orter form. I de - Jacobs su pervised
a
elVe5
the Wisconsin state legislature Tues-
.ks,ociation and Young Judaea, for orically Considered," Rabbi Morris S. "funny side" of things, thereby
sions
of
uttermost
disgust.
;
1
best
in
the
sh
I
could
not
find
1
, (.,,, et..
'ermined to see if
After tbe ellinpletion of the enter- the purpose of raising finals for the Lazaron, Baltimore, "An Unpublished em phasizing the serious. Ili.: exhibi- day unanimously adopted a resolution
I recall once, when Roland got back
them a stage for their self-expres- ea(ctra
tainment program, an informal recep- Zionist educational Work here, 13 Letter to Aaron Lopez;" Rev. 1)r. lion of the crayon sketches holds the condemning Ford for his anti•Semitic from Mexico.
m both organizations Martin A. Meyers, San Francisco, andience'• attention at all times. NI, pr o paganda. ,
'arker has chosen as his topic
Liebold had been down to Mexico
lion was held and the rest of the even- committees fr o
The resolution points out that pnip.
this week to canvass 'Early American Jewish Corressamd- I "Current Events," and will illustrate
Helped by Jewish Public
Orr liestras wereOrganized
figanda promoting race-hatred is detri- and Ford expected to start a tractor
s of the Ear East: .
"Certainly the Jewish theater-going mg spent in dancing, two
the
Jew
w
ith
N. Jo crayon cartoons, comical continent,
the prominent Zionists here and to ,nee
plant there, and so there was a sort
field.
mental
to
the
peace
of
the
nation
and
Plain
public helped me. "rho' always do furnishing the music.
J ulius J. P rice,
m and vit.id view s ((i 5 dal
Sunday evening, March 13 has been solicit th e ir support of *Young Jo- "Data on Samuel Jacobs. an Early carricates
would be ruinous to the state of NVis• of general conference abesut it.
help any enterprise of artistic value
Roland told of something of a change
which'is not smudged with the high- chosen for the next Mid-O-Month daea's and 1. 7_ A.'s undertaking.
David news.
cousin; that the United States were
"'rhe Jewish Crown," the play. to Canadian Jewish Settler;" Rabbi White
As a part of the program, si vi tal
built on a foundation of tolerance, and of attitude as between the Catholic
brow tad/rush. You do hear it said dance for mend" rs. It will be in the ae presented on March 15, has been R. Swiren, Philadelphia, "The
Ind the Blue—the Color, of the lew," vocal selections will be given by Miss that the Legislature of NVisconsin clergy and others. Llebold always had
,ow and then that no theatrical en- nature of a "Spring-fine Festival," s
N'ark, Lena Kaufman, well-known soprano
in keep- clooxen as th e mast a ppropriate one
decorations and tat
New
therefore condemns the. •pread of an explanation with the Jew at the
"Prise in London can ho pe ii i PaY M 1111
'File Social Science NS'orkers' Class
d faA very enjoy- for the occasion, and is one of the and Dr. Solomon Zeitlin,
ens with the occasion.
r:Iee-hatred in the Unitml Slate., the bottom of It.
"Some Remarks on the Shal
,
i
..
t
,n
hg
.,,,,
i
u
nt
i
(Continued On Page 2.1
t
ik
ro
s
n
i,
l
ly,,,,no.r
‘
latest
plays
prepared
be
Botts
:ich
ct
able One- is looked forward lo.
Ckrai•
thai- 117,3i
dissemination • of which propaganda ...Oh, I understand all about that,"
biMovement in Poland and d o
i o'clock
The nest iegular meeting for mem- Thoinashefsky for the Yiddi ..11 stage, : Ze
tends to undermine the foundation of said Liebold, "the Jew money lenders
The
first
act
of
the
play
takes
place
lit."
ss
89
Rowena
street.
Miss
Rosetta
Ston
Mara
27.
of Europe induced the Pope to order
TEACHERS' ORGANIZATION lo r• will be held Sunday,
this free republic.
Financial Report and Elections
n R,,,,,nt , an d th e l as t. three in this
Worker, addres sed the cla SS lase. t
HOLDS HEBREW EVENING s. ,. ral new sketches are now in prom i
The resolution also states that the his priests in Mexico to do so and
The financial report showed that social
The theme of the play
'ri te Pa rli amentary Law members of the legislature received so," and proceeded with stuff so
,.... of preparation and will be pro- co untry.
—.
a while the society is sprinting
within Thursday.
alternat ely on Tuesday copies of the booklet, and the receipt alekenIng that one could not listen
w ith o ther n e w f, at ores. renters about the conversion of o.:
its hoots it coot! do much tottet, if i i Class meets
The Hebrew Teachers' areatozvt •tit dm . d .,lug
o nss i nt , Jewish d oct or , and t h e s
to do it with 'Phe mornings at 10:30 o'clock at the club- of same moved the members to ac. It out in patience.
pi Detroit and vic'nit), last :quotas'
sequent separation from his .i f e an( 1 ' had more . means
The whole staff of as were a bei-.
cept the resolution.
111 a successful "Hebrew Ir., ening"
children, his wife refusing to give 1 membership during the past year in- house.
are under way for a
draggled looking lot of dishrags that
during which everything was conduct-
up her religion for the privilege or creased, the society now snimberino° dance nn the evening of March 16. to
day.
K. OF P. HOLD ANNUAL
d in Hebrew, including the debates,
LIM the hopelessness of It all was
W. Rosenbach was he given at Ile Federation Club-
,I ia
Dr. Abraham
nen i,h es Society tlenu•nt. The doctor in later years re-
PURIM BALL, MARCH 24 in the fact that Mr. Ford was eating
The large Division Talmud Torah hall Jewish Institute F
of
his
sin
and
is
later
reunited
elected
president
of
the
society
to
sue.
house.
Library
up all of that aort of Muff that was
With
Two
Rooms
was actually filled, the audience can-
teed Dr. Adler. Dr. Harold Korn of
•dh his family in this country.
The annual Purim hall id the De dished up to him and was resenting
and Recreation.
PALESTINE RABBIS MEET.
sisting of people who are we t ac-,
Miss Ida Dworkin, popular Yiddish New York Cty, was added to the Ex-
troll Lodge No SS of Knights a i more and more any expressions or
E G. Pipp, editor of "Pipp's Werk•
quainted with the Hebrew tongue.
Isaacs, superintendent of the Jacob Nathan and Samuel Rhodes . actress, plays the leading role of the ecutive Council.
l'ythias
will be held at Ow Arcadi a unity that might be put out to coon-
With Laymen for Election of
The following were re-elected: Vice- Canter
Auditorium on Thursday (v1-fling . teract the poison that was being fed
United Hebrew Schools of Detroit, addressed a mass meeting Tuesday apostate's wife. Other characters in
Chief Rabbi and Court.
e Louis wi se , D e n Sheto. presidents. lion. Simon \V. linsendale,
him.
March
24.
The committee, headed I,
acted as chairman of the evening.: evening at the Jewish Institute in the the play ar
JERUSALEM—Sir Herbert Sam-
Scheinfeld. Albany, N. Y.; Prof. Richard J. H.
Dr. Hilliard W. Goldstick, is makin
Ignorant of Cause.
Among th e interesting discussions of t rest of the newly organized Y. U. feld. Florence Wise, I.ena
uel, the High Commissioner in open-
. •
H. A. In the course of their talks, Meyer liontizinan, Louis Aaronu- Gottheil. New York City; Rev. the
am Sara that If Mr. Ford were
elaborate
preparations
for
an
entei
the evening was one led bytroll, the speakers urged the Detroit Jewish witch, Clara Rosenthal, Sam Klinet- David Philipson, Cincinnati, 0.; Hon. ing a conference of 71 rabbis and 35
Mining program of good caliber at the put on the witness stand he could not
representative laymen who met by or-
who discussed the question as to
young men to organize into a Young zky and Sam Goldberg. The acting !titian W. Mack. Chicago, Ill.; Hon.
dance. Dr. Goldstick is assisted on
(Continued On Page 5.1
whether Ilebrew should be made a
N. Taylor Philips, New York; tor• der of the Palestine administration to the committee by J. W. Cohen. N. A.
g
ever
Ise,
of Florence
elect a Supreme Rabinate and a Jew-
spoken language in the Diaspora. Mr. M e n's Hebrew Association.
-esponding
secretary
Albert
H.
Erie-
Croll was followed by I- Melamed, The nucleus for the present Y. M. and Clara Rosenthal in this play is
ish Court of Appeals, expressed the Pereira, D. Feldman, Erwin Reber, Ira
denberg,
New
York
City;
recording
who spoke on the Jewish movement It. A. has been formed by the con- especially good. the latter proving her
Cohen, Wilfred Goldman, Sam Man-
•ecretary, Samuel Oppenheim. New hope that the conference by its delib- dell.
tit L'krainia. He declared that }le- federation of the NVashington Pro- worth as the comedian of the play.
Ben- erations would help to bind more
th Mr. llonigman is also assisting In York City; treasurer, Henry S.
i
brew schools suffered most during the ressive Club and the Trysquares, w
closely the scattered forces of Israel.
the stage directions of the coming lricks, New York City; curator. Leon
°mph Friedman as first press ant.
The conference. which also will de- READING TO PRESIDE
role of the Bolsheviki.
Hubner, New York City. Additional
Prof. I. Lubin, of the Economics
The Jewish Institute has given over play. Abrahsm Cogut, manager u,
Miss
R. Pike recited Bialik's
AT DAVIES LUNCHEON Department of the University of
"embers of the Executive Council liberate on the question of adapting
the
New
Yiddish
Theater,
Is
also
co
the
Jewish legal code to modern times
"Wthey Midbor," and was followed two rooms for the use of the Y. M
A one to be used as a recreation -pe-ating with Yo u nt !mince anti the 'Ise s term of three years, expiring
LONDON—The English-Speaking Michigan, will address the Iladassah
H.
by A. D. Markson, head teacher of
e Pi'-tv second annual meet i ng lnd consider the status of women. was
I 7. A. on the presentation of toe
Union is arranging a farewell lunch- chapter at their next meeting to be
the Division street Talmud Torah. room. and the other for a library.
Friedman later addressed by General Storrs, gov-
•1 t' e v•c(c•v): face Id
Jewish young men who are desirous play.
eon to Ambassador Davies of the held on Tuesday evening, March 15.
who spoke on "Fine Literatnre and
• P•of. 1 14 Hollander ernor of the Jerusalem district, and United States. Lord Reading will The subject of his talk will be an-
nns•n .
of the
on t•tan4;nn
The
I heir Place in Our Schools." The of affiliating with the Y. M. H. A. are
Max J. Kohler. New representatives of the local communi-
es
nounced next week.
nrovram closed, with the singing of asked to apply at the Tewish Instituts, to he p e - ented sr. '' • It new
ties and the Jew i sh National Council. preside.
in he icno a- part n'
Way
on High street, near Hastings.
Hatikvah.

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