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The Jewisn ,,ocialists of Kovno have started issuing a daily under the
name of Die Arbeiter Zeitung, states a report received from that city.
In the newly-formed government for the Ukraine, M. Krasnoff has been
made Minister for Jewish Affairs, according to advices received from
'Tarnow.
• • • •
From reports recently made available, it appears that since January,
1919, France has sent to Syria 150,000 soldiers. During that period 2,700
casualties have been reported.
• ••
The French Zionist Federation is now placing Chalutzim in French
country estates where they are obtaining agricultural training. The Feder-
ation is being aided in its work by the French Ministry for Agriculture.
• • • •
Although he has played over 300 games of chess since his arrival in
America, and most of them simultaneously, Samuel Rzeschewski, the 9-year-
old marvel, has met defeat only three times.
• • • •
Governor Sun Souci was the principal speaker at memorial services
last
month
in honor of the late Col. harry Cutler.
I.,
held at Providence, R.
Mayor Gainer and the local rabbis were also speakers.
• • • •
Solomon Baum, who for many years was closely identified with the
moving picture interests of Portland, Ore., died last month at the age of 49.
Mr. Baum for some time served on the Portland Censorship Board.
••• •
Moses Gans, who settled in Louisiana over 60 years ago and was the
first resident of Gansville, named after him, died at Longview, Texas, last
month at the age of 81. Mr. Gams was a Confederate war veteran.
• • • •
A deputation of Orthodox Jews made representations to the Minister
of Slovakia against the continuOd policy of depriving Jews of trading
licenses. The minister promised to give the matter favorable attention.
• . • •
Residents of the l'arkaide section of Camden, N. J., will soon have a
new synagogue, $50,000 having already been pledged for that purpose..
A site has been selected at I'rincess and Kaign avenue.
• • • .
The well-known journalist Jacob Landau, who is one of the directors '
of the Jewish Correspondence Bureau at London, sailed for America on
the Olympic. Mr. I.andau is %most intimate friend of Dr. Max Nordau.
A bronze memorial tablet with the names of 26 yuong men of the con.
gregation who were in the World War was unveiled at the Agudath Achim
synagogue, Taunton, Mass. Four of them made the supreme sacrifice.
The Courier-Polsky published a severe criticism of the practice of
Polish anti-Semites in attacking Jewish funerals in the most shameful
manner. The government immediately ordered an inquiry into the cases i
cited by the newspaper.
• • • •
According to a Warsaw report, it is understood in Jewish circles there
that the New York Hebrew publication Miklath has been prohibited from '
admission into Poland at the instigation of Rabbi Perlmutter, who had I
been severely criticised in one of its previous issues.
The General Manager of the Palestine Railways has issued a communi-
cation stating that there is no difficulty whatever in booking through con-
signment of goods to Egypt, and there is no question of breaking bulk of
such goods consigned to Egypt.
• • •
An international society of graduate dentists has been formed in Jeru-
salem for professional and scientific purposes. Dr. Glassman, formerly of
the American Zionist Medical Unit, has been elected chairman of the
society, Dr. Vilenchit secretary and Dr. Bluma Weizmann treasurer.
• • • •
The Russian government has notified Roumania that it regards all
Ukrainian refugees that have crossed the frontier as deserters who deserve
to be interned. The refugees in question are nearly all Jewish pogrom
victims.
• •
As the result of a complaint made by the Jews, the general staff of the
ithuanian army has ordered the cessation of the distribution of anti-
4 pie .fternetr<re, which has been carried on for some time past in that
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After a prolonged debate, the motion for the exclusion of new Jewish
members from the tourist club "Austria," in Vienna, was lost. The newly
elected executives of the club consists, however, almost entirely of anti-
Semites.
• • • •
Sir Philip Magnus, Bart., M. P. and Lily Magnus, Mrs Leopold de
Rothschild and Mrs. Arthur Sassoon were among those invited to a garden
party held by King George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace on
March 3.
• • • •
On the occasion of the annexation of Volhynia by Poland, the Polish,
Czech and Ukrainian leaders in the province held a conference, which de-
cided to demand equal rights and freedom of conscience for all nationalities
in Volhynia.
•
Crianzaninoff has written a book just made public in Paris in which he
charges the Jews with being responsible for the present attitude of France
toward Russia. Crianzaninoff is at present forming a Russian national
organization to support the League of Nations.
• • • •
The editor of the Vilna Neiem Morgen, Kronenberg, is suing the editors
of the Ilatzfirah and the Ilaint, both of Warsaw, for having made the charge
that he was a German press agent in the course of the German occupation
of Poland. Kronenberg is a warm supporter of General Zellgouski.
Herr Ignez Wilhelm, the head of the well known news agency Wilhelm,
recently died in Vienna and at his funeral there was a vast attendance
of representatives of the various press organizations of the Jewish corn-.
•
munity and of the government itself.
• • •
It is authoritatively reported from Bucharest that the Rumanian govern.
ment is about to set up a Ministry for Minorities, in which each group will
have a special under-secretary to advise as to its affairs. Accordingly there
will be a Jewish under-secretary in the new ministry.
• • • •
Myer J. Stein, of Chicago, Ill., has been appointed legal assistant in the
Legislative Reference Bureau. Be occuped the position of Senate solicitor
and law secretary from 1909 to 1910. Mr. Stein lived in New York many
years ago and was a member of the State . Legislature in 1897.
Mrs. Gladys Kasserman has donated a • dental equipment to the 'Eagle-
ville Santorium for Consumptives at the Henry Phipps Institute, Seventh
and Lombard streets, Philadelphia. Mrs. Wasserman's gift is in memory
of her husband, Ilerbert B. Wasserman, a director of the organization, who
died about two years ago.
•
•
Samuel Goldreich, honorary president of the South African Zionist
Federation and treasurer of the English Zionist Federation, is dead in
London at the age of 58. Mr. Goldreich, who was the son of a cantor,
went to South Africa at an early age. Ile amassed a great fortune, which
he subsequently lost after the Boer war.
The newly-founded federation of German National Jews had its first
official gathering. 151. Nauman, who presided, explained the principles of
the new organization and declared that membership will be restricted to
Jews of purely German origin. The new organization is openly opposed
to lending Eastern Jews either support or toleration.
The Kurierpolsky has made , an • important announcement to the effect
that the Ministerial Committee on Jewish Affairs had decided to co-operate
with the Polish Jewish council with the view to introducing a number of
reforms, tending to improve the status of the Jews in Poland. The Jewish
deputies have already succeeded in bringing about the annulment of the
cabinet decision to deprive Jewish exchange offices of their license to
change money.
• • • •
To celebrate the occasion of the acceptance by the High Commissioner
of the patronage of the Jerusalem School of Music, a special concert was
given at the school on Feb. 2, which was attended by a large number of
leading men and women of Jerusalem. The school was founded by Gov-
ernor Storrs, and subsequently, ,taken over by the Jewish Education De-
partment, and is being constructed as one of the Jewish schools, with He-
brew as the language of instruction.
• • • .
The London publication Plain English, in its last issue, publishes a
report relating that a secret organization has been formed in the United
States for the purpose of ridding the country of all dominating Jewish
influencer,. By initiating a new system in the extension of banking credits,
the organization proposes to destroy the controlling power of American-
Jewish bankers and by 1925, according to the report, American Jewry
will no longer be of any consequence.
From reports received by Warsaw Jewish leaders it has been estab-
lished that anti-Semitic agitation among the Polish textile workers has
resulted in their complete refusal to work together with Jewish workers.
In Lodz, Bialystok and Tomashev strikes were called with the sole demand
that the Jewish workers should be completely eliminated from all textile
factories. The strikes failed, owing to the opposition of the employers and
the anti-Semitic leaders are now attempting to force the textile unions to
expel all Jewish members.
• •
The "Shoshana" workshops of Palestine held an exhibition of needle
work, gold and silver embroidery, and hand-embroidered dresses in Jeru-
salem. The needlework attracted special attention because of its origin-
-ality. Verious types of Jews and different phases of Jewish life were
artistically made vivid through this work. Five hundred young girls are
learning needlework in this school, which is subsidized by the Relief Com-
mittee. An American merchant who visited the school some months ago
bought several patterns which be promised „tw, exhibit in America.
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the great industrial center of the middle west
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The Frank & Seder store is conducting a
series of Introductory Sales that well irn-
press the value-giving power of this new
Detroit institution, and its underselling power
will be demonstrated every day of the
year. This is possible because of tremen-
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other New York affiliations.
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and trading with the public in Pittsburgh and
Philadelphia are certain to appeal to the
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HALF OF N. Y. CITY
MEAT USED KOSHER
ply that class of trade. The hind I
quarters are always sold to the Gen- I
tile trade. In New York City and
Philadelphia the ribs are sold to Gen
Government Reports Show Import. tiles in addition to the hind quarters. ,
ance of This Trade in the
This leaves only the chucks and
Large Cities.
plates for the kosher trade, which
--
represents about 43 per cent of the
NEW YORK.—The importance of carcass weight. This is probably!
the kosher meat trade in this city is done for purely business reasons, as
shown in recent government reports the rib is wholly acceptable from a
indicating that almost half of the religious standpoint and in most
city's meat is kosher slaughtered. cities is used by the kosher trade
"During 1920," says the Market along with the rest of the fore guar
Reporter, issued by the Department ter."
Describing the method of slaugh-
of Agriculture, "there were slaugh.
tered in New York in round num. tering differs somewhat from the;
tered
ben 438,000 cattle, 517,000 calves general custom among Gentiles, and
and 1,290,400 sheep and lambs. Of one of the prime requisites is that
these approximately 98 per cent of the animal bleed thoroughly. Ac-!
the cattle, 98 per cent of the calves cording to Jewish belief, no blood,
and 15 per cent of the sheep and the should remain in the meat when con.'
lambs were slaughtered and dressed Burned. For that reason the animal's
in accordance with the Hebrew regu- throat is cut without first being'
lations. If in connection with the stunned by a blow on the head, as is
above is taken into account the fact done in other killing.
that between 50 and 55 per cent of
the meat consumed in New York City
is slaughtered locally, the importance
of kosher meats become apparent.
"While considerable numbers of
DANZIG.—The Budget Commis-
live stock are koshered in almost
every city of any considerable size, sion and the Jewish Ministry will be
enlarged
if a proposal to that effect
the trade naturally reaches its great-
est volume in the great centers of passes a third reading in the Con-
stituent
Assembly
of Lithuania, says ,
population, like New York, Jersey
City, Boston, Philadelphia and Chi- a Kovno dispatch received here.
The
measures
has
already passed
cago. New York City, with its Jew-
ish populaiton of paproximately two readings. Those supporting the
that
the Jewish
meat
proposal
pointed
out
1,500,000, is the largest kosher
market in the United States and pos. community is a most devoted section'
sibly in the world. of the I.ithuanain state and the work
"The fact that the kosher trade of the Jewish Ministry of the great-
uses only the fore quarters accounts est importance. Dr. Soloveitchik
to a considerable extent for the large heads the Jewish Ministerial Depart
number .of animals required to sup-ment.
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