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Triumphs By P l ay
OFFICIALS CALLED
BASIS OF POGROMS

POLES SEEK TO GAIN
FENDSHIP OF JEWS

Jews to Welcome
Chiefs of Zionism

Press Appealed to for Assist•nce in
Negotiations.
Profs. Weizmann, Einstein and
"Saul and David" Operetta
Colleagues Expected to
WARSAW Addressing a confer-
1V
Surpasses All Expectations
ence of Polish press representatvies,
Arrive Sunday.
m Presentation.
Minister of Finance Stechkovski ap-

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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1921.

VOL. IX. NO. 19.

New Telephone
GLENDALE

CALLS FOR
JEWISH RACE PROBLEM PLACARD
OF
NOMIC CAUSE NATIONALIZATION
HAS ECONOMIC
JEWISH POSSESSIONS

Walter Hurt Differentiates Between Class an d
aste Dstnctons
ii i and Shows Connection
i
With Jewish
i Question

The Hidden Hand, London

NEW YORK. — Professor Chaim
The Ilebrew play presented last pealed to the press to aid in effecting
Monthly, Issues Appeal
evening at Orchestra hall by a better undeiAnding with the Jews Weizmann, Professor Albert Ein-,
Princess Says No Particular Sanday
the pupils of the United Ilebrew ni Poland. It a in the interests of mein. Menachem Mendel Ussishkin.
Aimed at Jewish
Jew Hatred Existed Among
for
the llebrew
movement
and sur- the Polish people, the minister de-
Wealth.
Schools
of Detroit
proved a triumph
clared, that the Polish government and
Ben to
Zion
Mossinsohn
who
the Russian People.
are Dr.
reported
have
left EngliRid
on
passed all expectations in the acting, should gain the confidence and March 24, will find New York Jewry
---
IDEALIST YOUNG JEWS
ndship of the Jewish population, ready and waiting to receive them
By
B WALTER HURT.
CLAIMS MASSES INCITED
dancing, singing of the players and friendship
START YIDDISH REVIEW
and to that end the press and the on Sunday, April 3, when they are
(NOTEi—Be it understood that this series of articles presents Jewish
scenery of the play,
BY AUTHORITIES OF CZAR the Approximately
---
:1,000 people packed people must come to the assistance expected to reach the shores of this questions purely from the non-Jewish viewpoint, and neither the editor
By LEOPOLD SPERO.
the government, which is now country.
of
.she
Zionist
Organization
has
ar
of
this
journal
nor
any
Jew
should
be
regarded
as
responsible
for"
or
neces-
Orchestra Hall to see "Saul and Da-
By Princess Catharine
(London
Correspondent
The Detroit
. larilY agreeing with, any opinion herein expressed, excepting quotations
vid," the operetta staged, acted by aiming to remove all restrictions
Jewish Chronicle.)
a number of youngster pupils of the which affect the Jews and to bring ranged a public reception at the Met- 1 of Jewish origin.—W. 11.1
(Copyright, 1921. All Rights Re-
1
for
April
10.
House
local Talmud Torahs, none of whom about conditions which will insure ropolitan Opera
served.)
Despite the fact that Fleet Street
was over 19 years old, and the ma- friendly relations between the Poles A reception committee independent
ARTICLE II.
— -
J
as, however, org a n-
Race antagonism, in common with all social manifestations, has an is in mourning, that half the big Lon-
oni
has,
of the Zionists
jority of which cast was a group of and
theews.
The
Minister of
of the Interior has
ns h ip1 economic root; although religion and patriotism, twin fetiches of fanaticism don dailies and many of the pro-
rma Grand
nde the
Gustave
Hartman,
of Judge
n
ord
1 Somebody once wittily remarked
are in the market, that the
Jewish Blaster of the I. 0. B.A., and is mak- and chief resource and reliance of the demagogue, ordinarily afford a ',Mends
he only thing one could be
: taxes shall be i future upon
no special,
Nation and the Athenaeum have only
"that
j
in
Russia
was
the
absence
of
been
able
to keep alive by amalga-
- hospitals, an has been the case until ing all arrangements to meet the
sure o:
It is for
futile
to seek an elsekind
explanation
of any social phenomena.
now. At the same tmie, Minister Zionist leaders at the pier and then false basis
justification
of not
RH differ
active
expression.
any kind of policy on the part of the
Caste distinction
does
essentially
from racial antipathy, being motion of their normally divergent
government." This, however, was
Skulski informed the Jewish Deputy to
them a public
welcome
in At
one' merely a further equation in the endless process of infinite division. interests—and all men of culture and
of give
the largest
halls in
the city.
Farbstein that all restrictions upon the same time Mayor Ilylan is ap- Equally, and more evidently, this also has its economic demarcation, instead heart must unite, whatever their
not quite exact, because there was
the Jews in the district of Bialnstock
one policy to which that government,
governed by purely cultural distinctions, invariably appears coin- politics may be, in hoping that the
have been removed. The negotiations pointing a Citizens' Committee - tol of being
of material considerations and undeviatingly new venture will succeed, and vindi-
or rather the people who stood at its
between the government commission greet the world-famed Jewish lead- cidently with . the e co
cafe good taste in the height of vul-
head, always adhered, and this Was
, and leading Jewish representatives era in the name of the Greater New follows e one s
the policy of finding victims whom
trug
le that inexorable clash of opposing eco- garity ' s zenith—d espit e all these
l cass sg—
h te
Wherefore,
to bring about a better understanding YOrk community.
they could make responsible for their
nomic interests which the conventional sociologist, in blind stupidity or proofs of how grave a problem it is
between the two communities are now
own misdeeds. For a time there w
The committee organized to give from selfish calculation, refuses to recognize as a fundamental fact. to keep any journal alive in these
the Oples, then the Finns, then the
again in progress.
Professor Weizmann and his col-
Lower animals of any genus, what- days of dictatorial compositors de-
-----
Ukrainians, whose fate wns perhaps
leagues a popular reception an-
ever its variation of species, have no mending their $50 per week mini-
the most tragic of all, because they
nuances that it has engaged the Six-
degrees of caste, for the reason that mum, the Gutter l'ress of anti-Semit-
never got justice from anyone, and
their economic processes are too ale- ism continues to flourish. For the
ty-ninth Regimental Armory for
now under Polish rule are just as
Wednesday evening, April 6, when
mentary for such evolution; hence, first time, as far as I know, the price-
i'
much oppressed as they were at the
.rabblit;dbrtsot give l
no class conflict. The solidarity of less monthly known as The Hidden
tim it czar was reigning in Russia.
the pack, the homogeneity of the Hand has issued a placard.
Then there were the different reli-
I saw it in Chancery lane, on the
welcome in Americ'eaa:ebn
herd, is preserved by a complete
pitch of a poor old lady newsvendor,
gious denominations all over the
Apart from the fact that it is ar-
cmomunity of physical interests.
- ----- • -
who most have wondered what it all
country, the Baptists, Stundists, Ro-
ranging for an unusually brilliant
Caste Distinctions.
man Catholics and Old Believers, who
Dr. Jacques Faitlovitch Reports program of speakers and singers, the International Anti - S e mite s
'Chat caste distinctions really are meant before she decided, an hour
Make Vienna Center of
or two later, to let it fall into the
in turn became the scapegoats of the
committee states that it is getting
Progress of Mission Among
a result of economic differences is
small gods who under the police of-
ready to issue buttons, banners and
Movement Against Jews.
not difficu't of conclusive demonstra- gutter and lie there, most appropri-
Jews of Abyssinia.
ficials and gendarmes were the real
similar paraphernalia with which
tion. • Place all individuals upon the ately. One of the slogans on this
masters of Russia. Lastly there were
Jews will be enabled to decorate their
1.1 C B. A V ienna Correspondence.) same economic level and caste would beautiful placard was an appeal to
the Jews, who perhaps more than
C.
NEW YORK.—The American Jew- homes and persons in celebration of
—Vienna, the one-time disappear. To those who may deny "Nationalize the Jews' Wealth!" And
tilENN.
others were subjected to constant
e arrival of the European Zionists. center of culture, has found itself the truth of this assertion I would no doubt there are folk enough, even
ash Committ e recently received a the
persecution.
letter from Dr. Jacques Faitlovitch The committee will also issue educe- converted into an anti-Semitic cen- point the significant fact that each in level-headed London, to whom the
No Particular Jew Hatred.
giving
a
detailed
account
of
his
mis-
tional pamphlets which will be dis-' ter. Within a few days the so-called social caste does occupy a separate appeal has an eminently attractive
giving
This does not mean that there ex-
BERNARD ISAACS.
sion to the interior of Abyssinia and tributed in schools and similar public international congress of anti-Sem- economic plane. Which is the more ring, for it is as convenient to as-
isted any particular hatred for them.
Superintendent United Hebrew
ites will be held here and delegates logical assumption—that caste is a some that the Jews have all the
of his efforts on behalf of the -re- institutions.
But owing to the exceptional laws
Schools of Detroit.
Among those who initiated the ' are expected to be present front Ger- consequence of economic status, or wealth as to argue that, once in pos-
'igloos and cultural status of the Fa-
reception
to
which restricted their movements,
popular
P I nil, Czicho Slovakia and that economic condition is an effect session of it, they must be ousted
a
or 11 lashes, or Abyssinian Jews, as well movement for a
they were more than others a target boys and girls as young as 10
a preliminary report of the medi- l'rofessors Weizmann, Einstein and m
centers o'f Austria. This of caste? We see families lose caste before they make traitorous use of it.
s arTioyu, °a
for the greed and the rapacity of years of age. Yet, so nearly perfect as
•••
Report Post for Sale.
bl be the first interne- with a loss of prosperity, and we see
every small employer who had some- was the presentation of this operetta cal mission which he had undertaken the other members of the delegation ', . will Probably
I often wonder how the Beamishes
on •ress of ChrisRans which others assume caste with a newly ac-
congress
thing to say as to what should, or that it is considered by those who for the Joint Distribution Committee. are Judge Hartman, who is chairman
would
deal
with the particular wick-
no
other
question
to
con-
Dr. Faitlovitch has succeeded in et the committee; Reuben Brainin, R
have .'
will ha
quired affluence.
as the greatest accom-
should
not, be so allowed
them. the
This
h ave seen of it its
eider but the organization
l
of an anti-
It is true that sometimes the ednees which might manifest itself
was carried
far that to when
plishment
kind that Jews in organizing several Jewish schools in Louis Lipsky, Rev. Masliansky, I
- and the introduction
h
campaign
parvenu temporarily is excluded from in the sudden refusal of Jews to
daughter and son-in-law of Baron Detroit have succeeded in carrying Dembea, where he had spent the turn- seph Barondesa, Jacob Ish-Kishor,1 Jewish
mer. The instructors in these schools Rabbi Margulies, Dr. Elias Solomon,' of .li hatred a ainst the Jew into the select society, but this is because of create any wealth. It was this prob-
Alphonse Rothschild, Mr. and Mrs, out. The outstanding feature of the are all young native Falashas who David Pinsky, Baruch Zuckerman,
ti al lifeg of the various communi- uncertainty that his new economic Ism which used to worry poor King
Maurice Ephrussi, visited St. Peters-
Richard-Coeur-de-Lion to dread•illy
M. Kaplan, Morris
ire
A. ties
I c c
status w ill endure. For the , per-
burg in the early eighties, they were operetta was the manner in which had received an intensive training in Professor M.
The initiators of the congress who
are manence of social prestige, ability to every time he %vented to go on -
Rothenberg, Magistrate Bernard
very nearly expelled from the city the ith
"actors"
and the all
ease
Ilebrew
and theology
at two
the hands
of Rosenblatt, Bernard G. Richards, . f„,,,, Vienna
enna
pogrom
instigators
w
o
which behaved
they expressed
their
Dr. Faitlovitch.
The
European
are members of the oca anti- em_ retain is not lese essential than abil- crusade. I should
not be surprised
through the zeal of its l'olice I're- w
local anti -Sam-
' seriously engaging the
the pure Ile- teachers, whom Dr. Faitlovitch had Judge Jacob S. Strati, Ezekiel Rs- - unites the extreme elements
of the ity to acquire. This, and not any if it is not
and actions in
feet (notwithstanding the fact that thoughts
itic federation,
an organization
which
language. The clarity of the taken
with him
on his unable
mission, could
Yehoash,
Sholom
Asch•
and
were
to binowitz,
do any
work
eugenic
law
affecting
esthetic
de- attention of Lord Douglas, who cer-
they had been invited to a court ball b rew
tage- not become acclimated to Abyssinia
Christian Socialists as well as a velopment, is the basis for the belief thinly has English,
found someone
to see nine-
that
of the players,
i
his ambitious
a few days previously), under the Hebrew expresson
generations of Plain English, gets
well advertised
uires asixgengteineemraan
theaatub
Pretext that as Jews they had not coupled with thei r total lack of s
penny wekely
number of German Nationalist prop. w
it
to
q
the right to reside in the capital fright, added to the significance of there. He had taken with him to
ho were c h iefly re-
men w W
Social caste, therefore, merely is on the streets and in the newspaper
gaists,
nd
longer than a certain number of days. the play's success, while the Oriental Addis-Abeba, where he is at present
the a protective alliance of economic in- shops. Lord Alfred has a grievance
orld War and
spo nsible for the
e us-
The object of this annoyance was to scenery and remarkably beautiful situated, several young Falashas from
. of o the A
men t ( I 'sin
. ' t egra t ion
subsei
terests
for the exclusion of inimical in that the Evening News, the bright
obtain a large bribe from Ephrussi, music completely and definitely Dembea, whom he is now instructing
influences and hostile elements, little afternoon supplement to Lord
0'0-Hungarian empire.
• h and who will return to Dembea as
.
who, however, was wise enough not stamped the opera
formed
instinctively and without con-' Northcliffe's Daily Mail, recently pub-
No Dearth of Supporter..
to pay it, but to appeal directly to Jewish accomplishment and added to soon as they are sufficiently trained, Detroit Federation to Be Guests of
These people had no diffictity in scious motive. Social democracy lets listed an erroneous report to the ef-
Alexander III, by the simple means the glory of the Hebrew language's to establish tied schools there.
Alfred
finding among the anti-Semites of down the fences and defenses of the feet that he was dead. Lord
Jewish Women on Reciprocity
Confers With Regent.
of going to the Anitchkoff palace and growth.
Germany and Czecho-Slovakia those economically superior class, for which is convinced that the secret influence
Day, April 4.
Cantor Minkowsky's Musk.
handing his letter personally to the
reason
it
is
to
be
resisted.
Caste
is
of
Jewry
is
behind
this
subtle
plot
Dr. Faitlovitch had a conference
who supported their suggestion for
The special music of the operetta
aide-de-camp
on this
duty.
an international movement. The an invisible wall encircling the elect to rid society of one of its chief or-
At that time
means to reach was of such a character as to bring with the Crown Prince Ras Teferi,
Past presidents. presidents and of- t erm Czecho-Slovakia is, as a matter es a fortification for their material naments, but he can no more trace
the sovereign was possible, but un- the composer, Cantor A. Minkowsky, the regent of the Ethiopian govern- ficers of all club in the Detroit
fortunes. Whenever financial re- the rumor to its source than Lady
,der Nicholas II it could not be re- of the Shaarey Zedek congregation, ment, concerning the social and po- Federation of Women's Clubs, will of truth in this instance, only a name verses befati a member of the group, Bathurst can find out who Is ra-
for those co-operating in this anti-
sorted to any longer, as he estab- to the front as a genius in musical litical conditions of had
the shown
Falashas.
g rea t be the guests of the Jewish Woman's Semitic movement are also a few te forthwith is cast without the sponsible for the story that the Morn-
lished the rule not to receive any composition. Cantor Minkowsky, in The Crown Prince
ing Post is for sale for $4,000,000,
the songs that he composed espe- interest in various
the proposals out- Club at the Reciprocity Day meet- German Nationalists who cannot un- gates in all unworthiness.
private communications but to let all
It should be understood, of course, including the magnificent building on
lined by Dr. Faitlovitch for the ing on Monday afternoon, April 4, der any circumstances be identified
letters addressed to him on through
at
Temple
Beth
El,
when
Dr.
Rich-
(Continued On Page 5.)
with the Czecho-Slovagian republic. that the wealthy man must not vio- the Corner of the Strand and Ald-
amelioration of the status of the
the Commission for Petitions, which,
Abyssinian Jews, and it is hoped that ard Barton, professor of literature It is extremely doubtful whether any late the economic code of his class, wych, and all the machinery.
At the end of last week she pub-
of course, took good care 0 elimi-
he will - give permission to establish in the University of Wisconsin, lec- actual delegates will be present to else he will thereby declass himself, lished a heavily-leaded dementi un-
nate from the correspondence which
Jewish schools in Addis-Abeba. This turer on literature at the University represent Poland and if such do make and punishment for his sin is ter•'
der
her own name to make it clear
it submitted to him anything that
city has made rapid progress in the fo Chicago, and one of the foremost their appearance, they will be either tain.
that the paper was not for sale, add-
might have enlightened him as to Inc
authorities
on drama
and literature,
last few years so that it has now be- will
be the
speaker.
German colonists fr m Galicia or
Class and Caste Differences.
that she could understand how
ing
real state of affairs in the land.
come an important commercial cell-
We should distinguish between
Progenitors of Bolshevism.
. • to those Ger- class and caste. Class is a term de- the rumor arose and who were the
Professor Barton, who is a vigor- clergymen
belongin
ter and has attracted a rapidly grow-
man colonies.
interested
parties who would be more
Of course, the special laws ill-
Seek Ford's Support.
ing population, including many Jews. ous thinker and a forceful and per-
fining general economic groups,
reeted against the Jews would have Prof. D. S. Blondheim Tells Audi. The proposed establishment of Jew- suasive writer, will talk on the time-
While it is the purpose of the c o n - while caste designates the divisions than glad to see the paper discon-
Jhdh
Rible
ence
Ben
e
u
a
espons
tinued
or
transferred into other
i-
n
t
will help 1 •v and interesting subject of "The
made their condition very hard, no
' h schools in Addis Abe
for Language
tniio ai to iinfl of those groups. Caste exists in hands. On Tuesday she "conveyed
•
matter how they were applied, but
len grass
Semitic
to create
organization,
an international
this ini
a w
develop and unite the Jewish corn- Movies and the Multitude." Musical
_
every class-stratum of the social or- her grateful appreciation of many of
that
hat
munity there and will bring them in
inter P reted as these laws were by
be given by Miss Helen
gifted gath eri
ganization. The lower levels have
of closer touch with the Arabian Jews selections will
Pi:ofi
o D n,.
vid . S. Blondheim,
on. It will merely forma l ate their caste distinctions as truly as the kind letters she has received from
lcim,
people who saw in them only a means
. t. v, _ Ba
t more,
lienscheI 'A !orris , Detroit's
,' a s ,r
readers expressing their pleasure at
ns iniversi
of enriching themselves with little
a program for such an organizat
n. Dr . F a itlovitch young ianist student Jf I eo ol directi
a t
t
(Vim
have the exclusive elevations. Among the announcement that the paper is
P
me of the best known Jewish schol- . of
Yemen to
n establish
1 Ade
trouble, they became veritable wee- Johns
proposes
Addis-Abeba G odowsky,
the late Richard Epstein and will decide upon the calling
tramps, crooks and other of the not for sale and that, all rumors to
eeeh
as religious and other teachers of note.
a congress to which well-known
pons of persecution which, as gen- la s in the country, Thursday
pariah element, these distinctions are the contrary effect are entirely de-
r
March 24, addressed a corn- professional
as well
.rally
happens
in
such
class,,
were
a
That the Jewish Woman's Cluls Semite
from Western countries
n g. meeting of the Young People's schools for the improvement of the
lai d very clearly marked. With courte- void of foundation." In view of the
essentially double-edged, and ulti- i- bine.]
Auxiliary of the Shaare Zedek: the economic situation of the Falashas. may be in a position to continue the be invited. particular hope is r ric e sans and their parasitic consorts the 'fact that the Murrain Post is one of
mutely destroyed the very persons
Dr. Faitlovitch is now preparing a work it is doing, an appeal has been upon England, France and Ame
Ors lines of social contact are as sharply the bent-written and, prejudice apart,
who had used them. It may sound Bicur Cholem
Juniors
aYnd the De detailed report of the medical mis-
pter of
the Intercollegiate
drawn as in conventional circles.
the best-informed journals in the
-
11
ben
stun which he had undertaken for the issued to the members to pay up and rumor has it that the initiat uch
paradoxical, but I am personally con- his Detroit
Ch a audience on "Eliezer
Joint Distrbiution Committee. All their dues at the earliest possible have for some time been in to
(Continued On Page 6.)
United Kingdom, it is good news to
(Continued On Page 3.)
n Association
• tinted that we would never have Zionist
learn that it will still go on, though
Professor
itinodheim
addressed
in
Russia
the
blessing
which
the medicaments which had been sent time.
,known
many of those same readers whom
goes under the name of Bolshevism troR
whom he characterized as to him from New York and which
her ladyship thanks for their loyal
if the population had not been en-
hero of the most extraordinary he had bought, in Asmara were die- SCHOOL GIVES PLAY
interest would like to see it go on
i ouraged to perpetuate pogroms, and the
in a slightly different way. Which
legend
in
the
Jewish
history
since
the
tributed
among
the
several
com-
become accustomed to the pas- Dispersion. The lecturer outlined munition encountered by the mission
AND PURIM CONCERT
brings us to the telegram in an issue
time which ultimately it practiced the life history of the man who in the interior without regard to race
of the l'ost in which its Vienna cor-
with enthusiasm. It to impossible to
Torah
Children
of
Windsor
respondent speaks of the confer-
re- the
or creed.
of it in was
left with
Jewish Part
schools
Dembea
as a Talmud
tell an uneducated mob for a series played the leading role in the and
ence to be held at the Town Hall on
vival
of
the
Hebrew
language,
Celebrate
Festival.
of years that it can loot, burn and
Opened
to
he
Seminary
Rabbinical
the 11th, 12th and 13th of the month,
N. Y.
pillage a certain class of people, , with- ste
step by step described how Ben Jo- dispensary for both Jew's and non-
at which "delegates of the non-Jew-
out this mob in the long run coming, Perlman,
hudah, whoie
original
name
was
Jews.
The
medical
relief
which
Dr.
entered the work for na-. Faitlovitch had brdbght had greatly
The
Windsor
Hebrew
School
ish unions of Austria, Hungary and
and
to the conclusion that it would be
Germany will decide a common pol-
tional
rejuvenation
of
Israel's
Ian-
raised
the
prestige
of
his
mission
Monday
evening
will
be
'students
la
now
earning
great
respect
for
the
Thursday
evening.
March
24,
gave
a
very foolish to confine its activities
saac
Rabbi
I
NEW
concert under the auspices of
night, Tuesday evening a Sefer To icy against Jewish influence in pub-
to these particular people, and that
age, a step that was more titan, Falashas among their Gentile neigh Purim
try rah will be presented to the Yeshi lic life," including "school, science,
the Talmud Torah teachers, Messrs. El chanan
' '
n
l
Semi
a
Theologic
it might just as well CO on with this g anythin
u thing else responsible for the bore .
an and Liaa. Mr. Kasdan, prin. - known as the Yeshivah, the ins titu- vah, Wednesday evening will be the art, literature, and particularly the
pleasant occupation in regard to i t Cr strength of the Zionist move-
air a tion
Need Support of Jews.
cmipal aoafd thaepasacar il heacctea dacearst chair
Ladies' Auxiliary night and Thurs press." The deliberations of this pro-
other victims than the ones specially meat.
other
for the training of Orth odox
an
ome day will be library night. The gressive and enlightened assembly
Dr. Blondheim made the statement
Dr. Faitlovitch
is leaving
Addis-
designated.
a few weeks
and is
pro- brief speech showing the importance Rabbis, will dedicate its new h
will be followed with watchful in-
As proof of the fact, I will men- that, through the efforts of Ben Jo- Abeba in to Asmara to resume nego- of the Hebrew movement to the par- at 301-303 East Broadway, New
terest in the Strand and, without
tion casually that the first private hudah, the Ilebrew language was, for
eats of the children who attend the York C'ty, beginning Sunday, A pril
doubt, we shall be able to enjoy an
gov-
houses which were sacked by the the first time in history, resusciated tiations with the Italian colonial
3, and lasting throughout the week.
illuminating leader or two on the sub-
Peasantry in the south of Russia be- from the dead. Dr. Blondheim de-
500
function-
dared
that
the
achievements
of
the
ernment
for
establishing
a
Jewish
school.
ject in the course of the next fort-
school
among
the
Falashas
of
Eritrea..
The
feature
of
the
entertainment
The
Yshivah,
with
more
than
ome
longed to the very same
night.
The further success of Dr. Fall°. was a short Purim play "Ilomon's students' many of whom have c totes
B enJehudahwere solely re-
i
cries and officials who had preached pioneer
"
in
which
14
pupils
of
the
from
all
parts
of
the
United
S
Found Yiddish Review.
Isle for the present strength of vitc
le efforts to raise the cultural Trial ,
to it the gospel of destruction
artmestt for
Meanwhile, as we are talking about
regard to the Jews, among others be- Ilebrew, and invited adverse opinion level of the Jews of Abyssinia and school took part, as follows: Z. and Canada, as cp
lege,
Jewish
influence in modern culture,
to
bring
them
in
closer
relations
with
Croll,
as
Mordecai;
I.
Kezanovsky,
Rabbinical
study,
first
year
col
ing the beautiful palace of Slawuta, on the statement made by him.
I. It
I wonder whether I ought not to in-
The life work of Ben Jehudah ten- their brethren depends entirely on Esther; D. Kaminkowitz, Homon; M. high school and grammar schoo State
belonging to old Prince Sanguszko,
recognized
by
the
New
York
troduce
to you little Mr. William
Me-
is
who, it is related, had indifferently tared in his Hebrew dictionary. To the support which his mission will Croll, M. Center, J. Center. II.
eg . an d ranks high in
Good, of the Cameo Corner in New
viewed a pogrom of unusual magna- complete his dictionary, Dr. Blond- , obtain on the part of the Jews everretzky, C. Baum, B. Masoman, . Boar o
esti-
Oxford
stret.
Mr. Good sells strings
where.
The
rojects
of
establishing
Orechkin,
H.
Schsvartz,
A.
Orechkin,
scholarship.
Graduates
of
the
Y
lode some years earlier. The palace heim said, Ben Jehudah read 10,000
pul-
of amber beads and old-fashioned sil-
Zeitlin and Aaron Zeitlin. Mr. rah occupy important Orthodox
was burned and the prince murdered , books in lit'bITW made seven trips . Jewish school's in the interior of Anna
articles
and
rings. "But I see no
J.
Becker,
prominent
worker
for
the
pits
throughout
the
country.
ver
to European libraries and came to Abyssinia and of reclaiming the Fa-
(Continued On Page 2.1
The new building will have d ormi-
(ContinueU vs Page 6.)
New York in 1917 to continue the lashes to the religion and traditions Windsor Ilebrew school, assisted in
Dr. in
Blondheim
said that whereas of Israel is one that requires large the preparations for the play, which tories for out-of-town students and
stork
this country.
will cost approximately $125,000.
as well received by the audience.
unless this sup
PUBLICATION SOCIETY
J. D. C. WINDING UP
r m sforthcoming
of
lives that Pales- sun
"ey and he
that
The program also included arum- The dedication ceremonies, which are
w
port
t work
b
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING the Bilus gave their
to last a whole week, will assume a
Jewish
land,
Ben
Je-
a
and
een
done
until
now
wi11
come
ber
of
humorous
rceitations
tine
may
be
e
ACTIVITIES ABROAD
__
PHILADELPHIA.—Simon Miller, hudah gave his life that Hebrew may to naught and the Jews of Abyssinia fine musical program. An Interest- nation-wide character. Representa-
ef this city, was re-elected president be the Jewish language. The achieve- will relapse into their former state ing part of the program was the tell- lives of Orthodox Jewry represent-
WARSAW—At
the conference of
by of backwardness and isolation.
ing of the story of Purim in Ilebrew ing practically every state in the
of the Jewish Publication Society of meats of the man he summed
h . up h
J. D. C. directors just held here defi-
as written by Mr. )(laden. The fol- Union will participate.
America at its annual meeting held pointing nu
nite
measures
for
the
final winding
The program for the week will be
Saturday evening. In his annual ad- accomplished: First, Ben Jehudah FORD FIGHTS CLEVELAND lowing took part: B. Center, S. Cen•
up of all the committee's activities
ter, B. Bekman and F. Weisberg. opened Sunday afternoon with a
dress before the society, Mr. Miller , was the first man to make Hebrew
were
decided
upon.
Zucker
remains
BAN ON SALE OF WEEKLY Oscar Schwartz told the story of prayer by Rabbi M. S. Margolies and
said that 1,750,000 copies of 120 the spoken language in the home;
in charge of the local administration
the presentation of a gold key to
Purim in Hebrew.
publications had been distributed. secondly, the first man to
until
the
actual
liquidation
has
been
The musical program consisted of . Gustave S. Roth by Harry Ise ei,
Owing to the increased cost of pub; edit a real live Hebrew daily; and
completed, while various representa-
CLEVELAND, 0.—Aasking that
lication
the society,
enlargement
the
thirdly,
he was
first man
to the mayor, law director and chief of the singing of "Shu-Shu Shushan chairman of the building committee.
functions and
of the
it was of
de-
make
Hebrew
the the
language
of in.
tives
are
sent
to
other
centers
to
NEW YESHIVAH HOME.
play;, Addresses will be delivered by Rah-
close the offices.
tided to raise a "sustaining fund" of struction in the schools of Palestine. police of the
city
of Cleveland
Long
Ago,"
the cut
in the
from
further
arrest. of be
the
singing
of by
national
songs
by .1. bin Margolies, S. E. Jaffe, A. D. Bu-
Speaking
to
a
number
of
press
Bald-
restrained
for
inspec-
Yeshivah will be opened
$200,000. Professor Edward Chauncey
The society's annual report thawed win, of the University of Illinois, au- its representatives selling copies of Masman; R. Kaminkovitz sang "Eli, rack and Dr.
B. Drachman. Sol Ro-
representatives, M. Landeaco de-
F. Weis- senbloom, of l'ittsburgh, will act as tion during the whole week, when clared that it was the highest time
f 16,780, of thor of "Our Debt to Israel," will the Dearborn Independent on the Eili," and A. Massman and
the country are
o from Michi- address the meeting of the Young streets, suit was filed here Wednes- , berg sang Shoshanu Yaakov. Reci- toastmaster at the banquette to be held visitors throughout
a total mem bership are
to go ahead with constructive relief
De-
n
uee
building.
I
jou
la
elle=1
in
the
evening,
whe
addsses
will
land that could only be done through
which number 421
People's Society to be held next day afternoon by the Ford weekly tations were given by the following: i
gan.
Tributes were paid by the society ■ i Wednesday evening, April 6, at the newspaper in Federal court. Judge M. Center, A. Massman, Eva Croll, i be delivered by Rabbi, Meyer Her- troit, Is on the committee in charge I the proper organization of local
Cherniak, A. Zeitlin, L. Zeitlin I lin, Herbert S. Goldstein and tin. Hon.
forces.
Professor Israel i Shaarey Zedek, on the "Book of D. C. Westenhaver set the Cue for A.
of the ceremonies.
Lny.
to
the memory of
Friedlander
and Jacob Schiff. Job." ' hearing on April 9. and S. Richardson. Isadore Montefiore

FOR FALASHA JEWS 1,;),Imzon'ierw(v)V1 (1

WORLD
SEEK FORD SUPPORT

MOVIES, TOPIC OF
BURTON TALK TO a
CITY CLUBWOMEN

HEBREW CALLED
TONGUE REVIVED
FROM THE DEAD

To Dedicate School

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