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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1921.
VOL. IX. NO. 25.
CONVENTION PLEADS
IMMIGRATION BILL
VETO BY PRESIDENT
Sammy's Eccentricities
Successful Season
Ended By Auxiliary
Mrs. Sulzberger Gives Interest
Mg Resume of Year's Work
in Report.
H
H. H URWITZ SPEAKS
HERE ON TUESDAY
Will Address Men's Temple Club on
"The Jewish College Men."
—
Annual Synagogue
Convention May 23
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin to Offer
40 KILLED, STORES
PILLAGED IN JAFFA
ANTI-JEWISH RIOTS
"Invocation' at First Busi-
Mr. Ilene y Ilurwitz, Chancellor of
the Intercollegiate Menorah Society,
ness Session.
will speak on "The Jewish College
Alen" before the Men's Temple Club
BUFFALO, N. Y., Elaborate prep.
Sammy Rzeschewski, Jewish boy
year of worthy accomplishments at their annual meeting to be held orations are bins made in this city Sir Herbert Samuel Reports 30
chess
wonder,
came
back
to
Detroit
-
and
telling
service
was
reviewed
in
J ews Amon m
th ae de D . ead ;
Tuesday
evening,
May
17,
at
the
Order of Brith Abraham At
for the Biennial Convention of the
1his week to play the five men he
detail at the annual meeting of the Temple. A review of the year's work Union of American Ilebrew Congre•
tacks Anti-Semitic Movement Pallid to beat in his first exhon
Woman's Auxiliary of Temple Beth will be read by Walter Ileavenrich, gations, a national organization, and
in the United States,
at the Y. M. C. A. a week ago Thurs-
El held Alonday afternoon in the ves- president of the Men's Temple Club. its affiliated body, the National Fed-
BRENNER, NOTED HEBREW
day. Ile played last Monday even-
try room of the Temple.
Reports of other officers and commit- eration of Temple Sisterhoods, to be
ing under the auspices of the Detroit
The establishment of an annual tee heads will be heard and new offi- held at the Ilotel Lafayette, on May WRITER, KILLED BY ARAB
DECIDE TO ADOPT SIXTY
at the News conference room,
scholarship of $300 at the Ilebrew cers elected.
EUROPEAN WAR ORPHANS News,
23, 24, 25 and 26. It is expected
with the result that he beat S. L. Van
LONDON.—Forty Jews and Arabs
Union College in Cincinnati, the in-
Mr. Ilurwitz, a splendid lecturer that more than 1,000 Jewish Rabbis
—
ATLANTIC CITY. — The Grand Noorilan, to whom he last the we ek
auguration of a yearly Mother and and keen thinker, was one of the and prominent laymen and women were killed and 179 wounded In the
F.
Boehm.
His
Daughter Day, celebrated this year founders of the Intercollegiate Me- will come together from all parts course of riots which occurred in the
Lodge, Order of B'rith Abraham, in before, and Herman
ames with Ben jamin Frank, Emil
before any other organization in De- norah Society, an organization which of the country to discuss the condi- old town of Jaffa last week, accord-
annual convention here, drew a pe- g
troit, and the passage of a patron has done much in disseminating the tion and future of Judaism in ing to Jerusalem dispntchea The
tition Tuesday calling on President
disturbance was quelled by the ar-
membership amendment, with 150 cultural ideals of the Jew in colleges
America.
Harding to veto the Johnson Immi-
new members, are a few of the out- and universities. It supplements the
The convention will give much of rival of British troops from Ludd,
gration bill, designed to restrict entry
standing results of the year's activi- work of the student congregations. its time to the problems of anti- but prior to the appearance of the
of foreigners into this country dur-
ties.
Toward this end, the Menorah sends Semitism in America, the extension military the Arabs looted a number
ing the next five years.
w ish stores.
Bring Noted Speakers.
lecturers to the various chapters to of synagogue and religious school fa- of Ne
The petition was drafted by Judge
Itewisth
is
e eneral opinion in Lon-
Dr. Edward T. Devine, authority be found in every large university, ciliti es to enable all Jews every-,
George Goldfogle, of New York, for
don
that the Jaffa excesses were well
on
social
service
science;
Mrs.
L.
in
addition
publishing
a
monthly
where in America to piaticipate in
many years a member of Congress.
pl
in
advance. in this connec-
Rosewatter, Sabbath School director, journal, regarded widely as one of Jewish activity, the establishmed ntof
the
It was championed by Grand Master
lion it Is recollected that in his last
of Cleveland, were two of the noted the most worthy publications in the a pension f nd for Rabbis, and
u
Samuel Dorf, of New York.
success
of
the
revival
campaign
re-
anti-Zionist
address
made recently in
speakers brought to Detroit by the country devoted to Jewish interests.
"'rhe foreign element has helped to
Auxiliary. Other publicists of wide
Mr. Hurwitz is thoroughly familiar cently launched by the union. Re- the House of Lords Lord Sidenham
build up America," said Mr.
declared
that
just
such
happenings
repute addressed the monthly meet- with his subject, "The Jewish Col- ports will be submitted on the work
[keep out
"and now it is proposed to keep
ings of the society. The music corn- legs Man," and promises a forceful of the Ilehrew Union College at would come to pass.
those who are seeking freedom from
mittee provided interesting programs inspiring
Disturbance Details.
nspiring evening.
r adienpi n g
for the traini
Cincinnati
n end
C
h
persecution in other lands. We feel
at these meetings. The Acquaintance
A dinner to be nerved at 6:3(1 will
rgtmoefntRsaob f i
other
of
An of icial dispatch received by the
that the alien has been a mighty fac-
Day luncheon, in November, attended precede the-meeting. A musical pro- the organizations.
Colonial Office from Sir Herbert
tor in the economic life of the nation,
by 220 members; the Seder given in gram has been provided. Every club
Samuel, the Palestine High Commis-
Rabbi Franklin on Program.
and it is unjust to deny those who
the Temple under their auspices, and member i is urged to be present.
Si. Franklin will offer sioner, conveys the following details
R abbi
are now denied their liberty from
their participation in the annual Stu-
the "Invocation" at the first business of the disturbance in Jaffa. The
coming here and becoming e a part of
dent Day celebration, are a few of
session Tuesday morning at the Hotel trouble originated in the interference
the greatest nation on earth. It is
the social events sponsored by the
with a Jewish labor demonstration at
Lafayette.
our right to urge on the president
society.
Sp e akers of national repute will nil- Tel-Aviv, the Jewish center of Jaffa,
of the United States the justice of ,
Fifteen standing committees, work
dress the meeting, among them J. , by a small number of Communists,
making it possible for others to come
ing consistently throughout the year,
h er r:, Jlluel inn s %she n‘wvaellifi : lwho were driven bark by the Jewish
Neer t hi:tree iirt
here and enjoy the freedom guaran-
reported progress in their various
workers into the mixed quarter of
Dr. I t
teed by the Constitution."
—
fields of endeavor.
rd Rabbi
bcd
ri
e r .J J. E
Moslems and Jews, the quarter from
i
pl
a
lio
drac
J
R
abK
bo
Adopt 60 Orphans.
A splendid report of the religious Conference at Buffalo to Consider
dwa
which the disturbers came. Just
European
Relief
and
Care
given
for
Sammy's
going
to
Cleve
work
of
the
auxiliary
was
given
by
,
Favorable action was taken on a Vieselberg and Joseph Rich resulted
what
followed immediately afterward
Mrs.
for Orphans.
proposal by Alexander M. Katsky, of in draws. He was presented with a and to stay with Rabbi Benjamin i Airs. Leo AL Franklin, chairman of ,
.R"osfitemidb'ergialsracaucs is not yet known, but a serious clash
n,j1kolsaeuprhiceINDies
that
Sammy
is
certain
of
the
stric that committee.
New York, that the order formally gold medal by the Chess and Checker
W.
Bernheim
and
others.
developed
between Moslems and Jews
of Rabbi Benjamin' , ,
Jewishness
The sewing committee not only
adopt 60 war orphans of Europe, for Club and the News.
Several Detroiter, interested in
and individuals of both nationalities
Sisterhood Convention.
turned out its allotted share for the soc i al service work, are pl
The young prodigy left Detroit af- home.
which $50,000 will be raised by per
to
were
killed.
The Jaffa governor im-
Simultaneously with the holding of
United Jewish Charities, but com-
Taken for Joyride.
capita assessment of the members. ter playing the first exhibition games
Jew-
the National Council of Jew
mediately sent In a call for troops,
attnd
e
Sammy got back to Detroit Sunday, pleted a quota for the Red Cross and ish Social Service in Milwaukee, June the convention of the Union, the Na- which arrived together with two ar-
These children will be sheltered, here on Thursday to go to Cleveland
of Temple Sister-
clothed and brought up in the ortho- , and spend the week-end with Rabbi evening and was taken for a joyride for the boys of the National Farm 19 to 22. It will directly precede the tional Federation its
opening session mored cars. The disturbance was
will hold
don Jewish faith in their own coon- . Samuel Benjamin, with whom the around town and to Riverview Park School. The visiting aid relief corn- National Council of Social Work hoods
on Tuesday morning at the hotel. Dr. quelled without any necessity for fir-
tries in Europe. wizard is very friendly. The reason by Morris Steinberg, 802 West Grand ' mittees did meritorious service dur- June 22 to 29, when jurists, edu Alexander Lyons, of Brooklyn, N. Y., ing. Complete quiet reigned during
Boulevard, whose guest he was Sun- ing the year. A proper share of cators, lawyers, clergymen, business will offer the "Invocation." There Sunday night, but Monday morning
Ilaving served as Grand Master for
day evening and Monday. Mr. Stein- Temple Sisterhood calendars, as well men and social workers will consider
30 years, Mr. Dorf was re-elected to
will be an address of welcome by Mrs. rioting was resumed and again a
berg is one of the organizers of the as 400 uniongrams were disposed of , problems of the social order and die •
that office by acclamation. George
number of Jew's 115 well as Moslems
Ilenry Nathan, the appointment of
' D.Arot Chess and Checker Club,' among the members.
W. Leisersohn and Morris Green,
CUSS methods of dealing with them committees, the president's message were killed. Additional troops and
Stress
Religious
Work.
• by Mrs. Joseph Wiesenfeld. There police were called out and General
both of New York, were re-elected
which'Ints
instrumental
in
bringing.
One
session
of
the
Jewish
confer
TO
Mrs. Slayer Sulzberger, president
!
Secretary
and First Deputy,
f for
nrelief
g
Sammy to Detroit.
will e wdrey
wjll be reports on the president's Deeds, the civil acretary, personally
eey
eGer:inedetiS
Sammy's extreme religious devo- of the auxiliary, gave an interesting '
a I coffering from effects message, on resolutions, the executive Proceeded to Jaffa. On the first in-
e can
numerous
oc-'
resume
of
the
year's
activities
in
her
coca
the opening session of the con-
f
o
n
the
war.
In
this
connection
Lieut.
timation of trouble members of the
lion evidenced itself
oft
!
y
of Chicago, will secretary, Rabbi George Zepiq; treas- administration in Jaffa and leading
vention, a vigorous attack on Henr Gentile Writer Attributes Su- casions during his stay in Detroit. report.
James II : Becker,
urer, Mrs. A. J. Johnson, of New
"A president's report, like a presi- speak
Ford was made by Grand blaster
The boy prays three times a day, says
on the program of the Joint
men in the Jewish and Moslem com-
periority of Race to Re-
Haven;
on
co-operation,
Mrs.
Israel
,
the Hebrew blessings after every dent's work," Mrs. Sulzberger de- Distribution Committee, which em-
munities made their way to the scene
Dorf.
Cowen, of Chicago; on religion, Mrs.
viva! of Hatred.
ment and wears a Tallis-koton. At dared can be nothing more than a bodies problems of health, personnel,
of rioting and succeeded in calming
Lon Goodman, of Louisville; on re-
Deplores Anti-Semitism.
synopsis
of
the
combined
efforts
of
—
home Sammy always wears his cap,
reconstruction, relief and assistance
the enraged masses. In all, 30 Jews
ligious schools, Mrs. Joseph Kraus-
(Continued On Pass 2.)
"It is amazing," said Mr. Dorf,
By WALTER HURT.
absolutely refusing to remove it un-
'end
1,0 Arabs were killed, 142 Jews
to cultural agencies.
kopf, of Philadelphia; on propaganda,
"that in this country, where our na-
IN 0 1' E:—Be it understood that der any circumstances.
The conference will also consider
and 37 Arabs wounded, 28 Jews and
Mrs. Ilarry 11. Mayer, of Minims
tional boast and one of the strongest this series of articles presents Jewish
Nor is Sammy ashamed to come out
caring for Jewish children made
20 Arabs treated in hospitals and 60
City• on Hebrew Union College
pillars of our national foundation is . questions purely from the non-Jew in the apex with his Jewishness.
orphans by the war. Miss Jessie Bo- scholarships, Mrs. Joseph Stolz, o f placed under arrest. Prior to the
civil and religious liberty, safeguard o ish viewpoint, and neither the editor When Frank T. Lodge made the pre-
gen, of New York, in charge of the Chicago; on union museum, Mrs. arrival of the troops a number of
ed by Constitutional guarantees, ,
Jewish War Orphan campaign of the Kaufman Kohler, of Cincinnati, and shops were looted. The proclamation
there should be persons engaging in i of this journal nor any Jew should sentation speech at the News Sion-
be regarded as responsible for, o r day evening, when Sammy was given
Joint Distribution Committee, will on uniongram, Mrs. Walter Freiberg, of martial law was found unneces-
the work of spreading the poison of necessarily agreeing with any opinion the medal, Sammy asked that it be
outline a co-ordinated program for a of Cincinnati. nary. All other parts of the country
small community in dealing with this
anti-Semitism.
ld array the peo. herein expressed, excepting quota- made known that he was a Jew, which
J. Walter Freiberg is president of are completely at rest.
w h o wou
"Those
According to a dispatch from the
branch of welfare work. Another
was done. •
"Thos
of one religious faith against tions of Jewish origin.—W. II.)
Union; Charles Shohl, Julius Ro•
Dr.
Mossinsohn
and
Louis
Lip-
e the
session will be concerned with
senwald, Isaac W. liernheim and Lyd- Paris correspondent of the Telegraph,
Likes Auto Riding.
those of another and attempt to in-
sky Outline Zionist Position; Jewish contribution to industrial pro. wig Vogelstein, vice-president, and the total number of killed is given
ARTICLE VII.
Sammy likes automobile riding
ject class antagonism are unworthy
skeptical re-
gress.
Time was when I sv as
anti-Semitism;
Urge Immediate Action.
Rabbi George Zepin, secretary. MT. as 50.
best of all. Ile says he likes auto-
of the name of Americans. In fact,
Forms Defense Corps. .
Louis II. Levin, of Baltimore, pros-
e reality of
—
Manny Strauss, of New York, is
the libelors and defamers of our race garding th deem it much a myth ex• mobile riding almost as much as chess
Louis I ipsky for 20 years secre- ident of the National Conference, chairman of the Advisory board. Colonel Margolin, formerly COM-
playing. And he knows every make
have violated the best cherished and disposed to
minding officer of the Thirty-ninth
tary
for
organizaion
of
the
Zionist
will
give
the
opening
address.
Julius
behest traditions of the American na- cept in old Russia and Roumania and of automobile, a fact he proved at a
Battalion Royal Fusilliers, has organs
a few other semi-barbarous coon- test given him at the Steinberg home. Organization of America, last Mon- Rosenwald, philanthropist, of Chi.
ized a defense corps of discharged
tries, and discounting its depiction in When asked whether he has ever day evening told the Conference of , cago, will address the first meeting.
lion "
Mr. Dorf also made a plea for a those lands as exaggerated to a con- played cards, or would like to know Jewish Organizations, at a meeting Other speakers are Maurice B. lien-
' Jewish Legionaires to help protect
in
reformation of the organization
Jewish life and property against pos.
nt.
the game, he said he didn't want to held at the Jewish Institute, High ter, of Boston, Eugene Warner, Buf-
Bible Arab attacks. The press in
order that the younger element may siderable
In those exte
day s I was wont to say: know it and wouldn't tolerate it. . and Hastings street, that Judge Ju- tats; Jess l'erlman, Montreal; Julius
Palestine is unanimous in its opinion
be admitted to membership and also
Shmuelik loves little animals and lion W. Slack, American Zionist pres- i Drachsler, New York; Charles [lil-
that provision be made for children. , "The first step in the solution of
that the three days of rioting in Jaffa ,
The motto for this drive will be: whatever social difficulties may be- acs to see them clean. Monday ident, in presenting his memorandum hens, Chicago; Morris D. Waldman,
beginning May 1, was an organized
"What's Good for My Dad Is Good set the Jewish people is for the Jew: morning he picked up a little puppy to Dr Chaim Weirmann acted "with- Boston.
Chaim
Weizmann,
discoverer
Secretaries of the Young Men
of Dr.
T.N.T.,
president
of the
World attempt to cast an unfavorable light
for Me." In recognition of his thir- to cease regarding himself as a prob. that was not quite as clean as he out moral or legal right." Mr. Lip-
lam. With the celssation of such self- liked it to he and, before anyone sky said that only 14 members of the Hebrew Association and kindred or- Zionist Organization, was in Detroit on Zionist prospects in Palestine, in
tieth anniversary in the presiding ontemplationtrouble
ll
executive committee voted in favor ganizations will meet in conference for half an hour Monday morning en view of the forthcoming meeting of
, the pro bl em also
knew it, he had given the animal a
he
chair, Mr. Dorf was the recipient of , c
wiis
of the memorandum, the others re- June 19 to 21.
wit h t he Jew
, c ease. The
route to Chicago. Only about half a : British
theI,eague
of Nations
where is
the
bath.
mandate
over Palestine
to
a silver service.
that he is supersensitive and abnor-
When Sammy doesn't read or training from voting when Judge. Mr. Fred M. Butzel is a member dozen Detroit Jews met Dr. Weir- , be discussed.
---
molly self-conscious. If he will but study, he sings. He has a very fine Mack threatened to resign his office of the executive committee of the mann while in Detroit.
National
Conference.
Mr.
Butzel
Dr.
Weizmann
arrived
here
with'
I.
II.
Brenner,
well
known
Hebrew
get outside himself, the rest of the voice and sings fairly well in Yiddish, if they did.
writer, is reported to have been killed
Mr. Lipsky said he resigned his has also served as its president.
world will take him as a matter of Hebrew and Italian. Ile especially
Dr. Ben Zion Mossinsohn. Both of in his room in Jaffa on one of the
likes to sing hymnal songs. Sammy office after so many years out of prin.',
course."
them came from Toronto, where they
That was before I had studied the is a great friend of Cantor Joseph ciple, self-respect and respect for the MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY wound up the Canadian campaign for days of the riots. Mr. Brenner was
of race antagonism and dis- Rosenblatt, whom he calls "Reb Yo- Zionist cause. Ile told of attempts
the Keren Ilayesod. Dr. Mossinsohn t he editor of the monthly journal,
INVITES PROF. EINSTEIN stopped here to confer with Detroit tie-Adamah, the organ of the Pales-
made by the American Zionist lead
covered that it is deeply rooted in the sere."
Achdut Ils•Avo-
ere to embarrass Dr. Weizmann upon
social soil, running down through the
Jewi on the coming reception to be tinian labor party,
e
Will Stop Playing.
----
his coming here, and said that the re-
give the World Zionist Commission fah. Ile at one time edited th
economic substratum.
LONDON.—Professor
Albert
Ein-
Pressure
borne
by
public
opinion
Imposing Academic Procession Pre -
by
iletroit
Jews
on
May
26.
Dr.
Meorrer,
published
in
London, and
ork
d
b
New
Yews
y
ption grante
Now
I
know
anti-Semitism
to
be
stein,
the
noted
scientist
who
is
at
at Eastern
Weizmann joined Menachem Afendel has contributed to almost all the well
will force Sammy to stop playing pro- w
cedes Ceremonies
ceas arranged inde pendently of the
a flinty fact and understand what the
fessional chess within a few weeks. Zionist Organization, 150 organiza- present in America, has accepted an Ussishkin, another member of the known Hebrew periodicals. Many of
University.
, reasons for its existence, as well as
Charles Joshua Arenberg, his man- tions having barded together for that invitation from the Manchester Uni-
Commission, on the Wolverine,, his works are published in book form.
the means needful for its extirpa-
ager, said that after a few weeks purpose. Mr. Lipsky also said that versity to deliver some lectures on World
and both went to Chicago to organize
Statement.
The Zionist
executive
of the World Zionist
PRINCETON, N. J. — Professor, tion What
are. is the meaning of the new Sammy will not be permitted to ap- when the people's reception commit,- his theory of Relativity, accroding to
the city for the Heron Ilayesed.
Organization issued • statement de-
pear in the public eye as much as he tee 1 New York came to Mayor Ily- , • dispatch from that city.
Albert Einstein. propounder of the wave of anti-Semitism that now is
nying the possibilities of connecting
has, but will be given an opportunity Ian requesting that a mayor's com-
theory of relativity, was honored sweeping the %%or .
the recent events In Jaffa with any
to get a good education. At present mittee be appointed, the Zionist lead-
. ,
Monday by Princeton University,
European Anti-Semitism.
Sammy has private tutors who teach
(Continued On Page 2.)
which conferred on him the Degree
It is in Central Europe—Germany, him English, Hebrew and the Talmud. ers objected to the mayor on the
ground
of
political
differences.
Mayor
of Doctor of Science in the presence Austria and Hungary—that anti-
of distinguished scientists and edu- Semitism at this time (1920) is most Mr. Arenberg, Sammy's manager, is Hylan appointed the committee,
LEHMAN
WILL MANAGE
going back to England. He was as- nevertheless.
cators from many colleges and scie n-
SCHIFF PARKWAY DAY
institutions in the east, includ- rabidly rampant, although in Poland, sistant secretary to the Zionist Or-
Dr.
Mossinsohn
at
Meteing.
tific
thegasria, Estho- ganization of the United Kingdom.
The meeting Monday evening was
ing six college president. The acade- Roumania, Serbia,
ituation is
Supreme Court Justice Chairman of
nia and the Ukra ine Bul
Mr Steinberg taught Sammy a - called for the pur ose of making fur-
mic procession, bestowed only OD
Committee to Arrange for
very distinguished visitors, was the but little better. In France the flames number of problems in mathematics. they plans for the coming of Dr.
Celebration.
largest and most imposing in many of race fanaticism are systematically Ile said that the boy has the makings Weizmann to Detroit, with the assist-
years. fanned by the hands of official au- of a great mathematician. Sammy ance of Dr. Ben Zion Mossinsohn, of
NEW
YORK.
— Supreme Court
Dean Andrew West, in presenting thority. Even in England, most doesn't play chess as a passtime.
Jaffa, Palestine, member of the
Justice Irving Lehman accepted the
Professor Einstein for the degree, re- tolerant of all lands, the movement
World Zionist Commission, and Mr.
gains momentum as the c oc
chairmanship
of
the Schiff Parkway
Lipsky. Joseph Chaggi acted as
(erred to him as an intellectual giant, .
committee, which has in charge the
n and is being openly promoted by the TEMPLE BETH EL Y. P. S.
chairman of the evening. Thursday,
the legitimate successor of Newto
matter of arranging to celebrate the
reactionary press. In some of these
and Galileo, and "the foremost amen- countries the agitation is so aggres-
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
(Continued On Page 3,)
designating by the city of the strip of
° ' tific
theorist of our age." Professor sive that its printed propaganda
.
parkway on Delancey street as a
Einstein
was
visibly
moved
by
the
The
Young
People's
Society
of
`)
parkway dedicated to the memory of
boldly
favors
pogroms,
and
advertise-
.
CONGREGATION
EMANUEL
i
tribute to his work, and to himself,
0
the late Jacob H. Schiff.
ments appear offering prizes for the Temple Beth El will hold its annual
as one who had refused to join in
meeting Sunday night, May 15, in REBUILDS SCHOOL ROOMS
Other members whose acceptances
best
pamphlets
against
Jews.
In
condoning the invasion of Belgium.
the
gymnasium
of
the
Temple.
Elec-
have been received are Mayor Hylans
London the fight is led by the Morn-
In a brief speech he expressed
his
.
former Governer Alfred E. Smith,
Congregation Emanuel, at Euclid
him. ing Post, recognized organ of t e tion of officers will be held and re-
appreciation of the honor paid
ports read of the year's activities.
President La Guardia of the Board
and Byron avenues, has renovate d
Among the visitors who took Pert liebromaniacs, closely followed by
The business meeting will be fo -
of Aldermen, Mrs. William Randolph
in the procession were: President NV. the Northcliffe papers and strongly lowed by a dance. Members are and remodeled its school rooms and
Hearst, Nathan Straus, Adolph Lewl-
will
be
open
for
registration
Sunday
l'resi- supported by nearly all other influen-
A. Neilson, of Smith College;
urged to attend.
sohn, Bernard Baruch, Louis Mar-
morning. The school can now ac-
dent R. H. Crossfield, of Transylvania tial journals.
Plans will be discussed at this commodate 150 pupils in its Sunday
shall, Samuel Untermeyer, Julian
In the United States, where, be-
University; President Charles W.
meeting for the annual moonlight to
Goldman and Joseph S. Marcus.
Flint of Cornell; President Parke R. cause of their number and promi- be given by the Young People's So- and liebrew School. A new corps of
Harry H. Schlacht is director of the
teachers have been engaged for both
Presi- nence, the economic influence of the
Kolbe, of Akron University;
ciety during the month of June. A schools.
committee and H. B. Silsbe is secre-
f
Brenau
College;
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very unusual and interesting program
. .
tary, A women's committee will be
Sunday school classes will be held
President Cyrus Adler, of Dropsie
of entertainment is being planned.
headed by Mrs. Henrietta B. L Gold-
every Sunday from 10:30 to 11:45.
College; Professor C. H. Currier, of MYER S. FINK TO SPEAK
stein, controller of the Federation of
llebrew School will be open four days
Brown University; Arthur L. Day, of
Jewish Charities.
a week, Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
BEFORE
PISGAH
LODGE
HADASSAH
HOLD
ANNUAL
the Geophysical Laboratory, Wash-
The dedication of the parkway will
day
and
Thursday.
Both
schools
are
ON MONDAY EVENING
ington; Professor Arthur W. Good-
ELECTION OF OFFICERS under the r direct s_
take place on June 14, Flag Day. A
supervision
of Rabbi
■
speed, of the University of Pennsyl-
cable message has been sent to Mr.
Jacob Bienenfield. Children in the
Myer S. Fink, one of the oldest
vania; Professor C. M. Gordon, of
and Mrs. Felix Warburg, the latter
The Detroit chapter of Hadassah North End district are urged to regis -
Lafayette College; Professor J. M. members of Pisgah Lodge No. 34, will hold annual election of officers
being Mr. Schiff's only daughter, who
ter Sunday.
Young, of Dartmouth College; Pro- 1. 0. B. B., will address the lodge at the annual meeting to be held
-
are now in Paris, inviting them to be
The congregation has recently or
fessor I. J. Schwatt, of the University Monday evening, May 16, at the Old Tuesday evening, May 17, at the ganized a Hebrew class for young
present. On the day of the dedica.
of Pennsylvania; Ludwig Silverstein, Elks' Temple, on 'Prejudice and Its Shaarey Zedek. Mrs. Noah E. Aron- men and women of 16 to 20 years,
Lion thousands of school children will
of Rochester; Headmaster M. A. Causes."
parade the principal streets, bearing
stam is now completing her second with 26 pupils. The class meets on
Mr. Fink is a past president of
Abott, Lawrenceville; Professor
American flags. Veterans of the
year
as
president
of
the
chapter.
Tuesday.
. A. Pisgah Lodge and one of its leading
L G. Poaler, of Columbia;
World War from that section of the
Two members of the Detroit Sym-
The congregation has also been
-
Pell, of Bryn Mawr; Dr. L S. Mc- members. He has served as chair phony Orchestra will appear on the renovated, the partitions removed.
East Side will act as advance guard
Dowell, of Wellesley; Dr.J. L. Luck, man of the BBri th
of honor. The National Guard and
program during the meeting Tuesday, The building committee is at work
of the University of Virginia, Dr. treasurer of the B'Nai Brith Club and
uilors and marines from the Brook-
on plans for a new place of worship
T. D. Cope, of the University of chairman of the house committee.
lyn Navy Yard will be invited to
and will submit a report shortly.
Mr. Fink has addressed the Pisgah NOTED SCULPTOR COMING
Pennsylvania.
march.
Sabbath Bervices are held at the Con-
—Underwood & Underwood.
Lodge on previous occasion. and his
A bronze memorial tablet will be
gregation every Saturday morning,
lecture Monday evening is being
erected on ■ pedestal facing the
LONDON.—At its last meeting the looked forward to with great interest.
LONDON.—The noted Jewish from 9 to 11.
About 900 Jewish children attend the "Habrat Em Habanim" school Williamsburg bridge and this will be
The
Ladies'
Auxiliary
held
a
suc-
_
yid
Society
of
England
elected
sculptor,
Glizenatein,
who
recently
Re
for the poor sad rich children of the vicinity alike, at Pm, Morocco. Only
Members of Pisgah Lodge will en-
unveiled by Mrs. Jacob H. Schiff.
rrofeuor Albert Einstein as one of tertain Jewish soldiers from Fort arrived In this country, is sailing for cessful card party Sunday night at Hebrew is taught hero and the Khoo' is supported by women.
Larrowe Hall.
Its foreign members, says an an- Wayne at dinner Sunday,
America within a few days.
nouncement just made public.
Wizard Religious in Practice and Belief
-
JEWISH SOCIAL
WORKERS MEET
JUNE 19 TO 2 2
ANTI-SEMITISM DUE
jEwisli SUCCESS
LECTURE RS ATTACK
ZIONIST INACTIVITY
DR. CHAIM WEIZMANN
SPENDS HALF HOUR .
IN DETROIT MONDAY'
,
EINSTEIN GIVEN
HONOR DEGREE '
BY PRINCETON problem
HEBREW SCHOOL OF MOROCCO
SUPPORTED BY JEWISH WOMEN
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