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Mrs. Betty Fleishman Holmes has donated $5,000 to the Cincinnati
Medical College for the fitting up and maintenance of a restaurant for
the Students.
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Mr. L. Grossman, of Erie, Pa., has been elected superintendent of the
Jewish Orphans Home of St. Louis, Mo. Mr. Grossman is a graduate of
the Jewish Theological Seminary of New nYork.
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A gift of $5,000 has been received by Mount Sinai Hospital, Cleveland,
Ohio, from Mr. and Sirs. Manuel Valle for the fund which that institution
is accumulating for a suitable home for its nurses.
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It is learned from a reliable non-Jewish source that the British govern,
ment has been receiving official reports from Washington containing the
views and attacks of the American Zionist Organization against the World
Zionist Organization.
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Mr. J. Grad has been appointed by the City Commission of Newark,
N. J., to erect the new city market on which the municipality is to spend
$3,000,000. Mr. Grad is a young man who has been in the country but
18 years.
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The only Jewish Monument Dealer
in Detroit.
The Math Jeshurun Congregation of the Euclid Beach district, Cleve-
land, Ohio, at a recent meeting named a committee to purchase a lot for a
new synagogue. At the meeting Rev. Jacob Kohn was chosen rabbi and
leader.
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A Vaad Ilakuhol (Jewish Council)
a number of congregations, lodges
society is to ameliorate the condition
cally, socially and economically.
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has been formed in Utica, N. Y., by
and organizations. The aim of the
of the Jewish people of Utica, politi-
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The 11-Day June Sale Drive
Brings a Big Break in Clothing Prices
The new recreation pavilion which the Jewish Charitable and Educa-
tional Association of New Orleans, La., has just completed in Bay St. Louis
was dedicated last Sunday. Funds for the new pavilion were collected by
the Council of Jewish Women.
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Ilaron Henri de Rothschild is reported to have secured a temporary lease
from Henry Bernstein of the theatre Gymnase in Paris dating from June 1
to February next. There was a question of presenting his medical problem
play, "Le Caducee," with Harry Bauer, but difficulties seem to be in the
way.
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At a bye-election for city councillor, of New Castle, England, Mr. M.
Turner Samuels, solicitor, was elected by a majority of nearly 500. Mr.
Samuels is a member of of a local family who have for years taken an ac-
tive interest in all communal matters, his grandfather having been president
of the Leazes Park Road Synagogue.
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Morris Steinberg, a noted Yiddish actor, died at the Tubercular Hos-
pital in San Bernardino, Calif., which is maintained by the Yiddish The-
atrical Alliance, Inc. Steinberg had played all over the country, chiefly in
New York and Chicago, with Yiddish stock companies, and was well known
among the Yiddish thespians. He was 40 years of age.
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In London the Rev. J. F. Stern has been elected to the chair of the
Mile End Board of Guardians, of which he has been a member for 13 years,
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having occupied the vice-chair since 1919. Mr. Stern, who is the first
member of the Jewish faith to hold this position, was elected by a majority
of 'eight votes over the candidate of the Labor party on the board.
The Scandinavian Jewish Central Relief Committee has called a con.'
ference shortly to be held in Berlin to which all the Jewish relief organize-
Gone in Europe have been invited, to discuss the subject of emigration from
Soviet Russia according to the agreement between the Soviet government
and the representatives of the Federation of Ukranian Jews.
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The national jury of the third annual exhibition of Cleveland Artists,
at the Cleveland Museum of Art, awarded two prizes to Charles E. Colman.
The first prize for the best free-hand drawing (any medium) was won by
a crayon drawing entitled "The Chapel at Guadalupe, Mexico." The third
prize for jewelry was received by Colman for the design of "An Italian
Ring."
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The Polish authorities near the Russian boundary continue to deport
Jewish refugees from Ukrainia who carry no affidavits sent them by their
relatives in America. The refugees are returned to Soviet Russia, where,
it is reported, many have been seized by the Bolsheviks and shot as counter.
revolutionaries. Skulski, Minister for Foreign Affairs in Poland, refused
petition from the Jewish deputies in parliament to intercede on behalf
of the Jews.
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The'budget committee of the Lithuanian Parliment has recommended I
an enlargement of the grant for the ministry for the Jewish affairs, in order
that that office may be extended. In their memorandum the committee
laid stress on the fact that the Jewish minority in Lithuania had shown
greater patriotism than any of the other nationalities. The motion was
agreed to by the house.
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In the course of a statement to the representatives of the Polish press,
the Minister of Finance emphasized the necessity of a Polish-Jewish under-
standing for external and internal reasons. He informed the journalists
that the government was conscious of the demand of the press that the
emigration of Jews should lig encouraged, and he was glad to announce
that an emigration movement was already on foot. The government would
assist the formation of a Jewish emigration bank.
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Alf Hayman, general manager for Charles Frohman, Inc., and one of
the best known theatrical men in the United States died at his home in New
York City from pulmonary trouble following pneumonia. Hayman, who
was a brother of the late Al Ilayman, had not been in robust health since
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JERUSALEM. — The Vaad
he had a nervous breakdown a year and a half ago. However, he continued
(National Council) of Pales-
actively in business almost up to the time of his death, directing his asso- Leumi
tine
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and
expressed
to
High
Com-
ciates by telephone from his room.
missioner Samuel its bitter complaint
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Madame Van Cleef, of Paris, has been made a Chevalier of the Legion of and emphatic protest against the sus-
Honor in recognition of her devotion and courage during the war. She pension of immigration of Jews into
served as a matron in the nursing service and was chiefly concerned with Palestine. Such a reply to armed as-
the care of the most seriously wounded eases. All her work was distin- saults on Jewish colonies was hardly
guished by indefatigable energy and fearless devotion. She was wounded to be expected. Instead it would be
while assisting in an operation, and her courage and calmness during the more in order to bring those guilty of
bombing of the hospital at Compiegne, was largely contributed to its suc- violence to a speedy trial. The sus-
pension of immigration, continues the
cessful evacuation, received recognition in a special order of the day.
statement, erroneously impresses the
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world with the guilt of the Jews. The
During the debate in the Prussian Diet on the question of the commun- Vaad categorically demands the im-
ist rising, Mr. Severing, Minister for the Interior,
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strongly condemned the mediate concellation of the immigra-
Right parties, who maintained that the Eastern Jews were responsible for
tion edict.
the rising. He further asserted that the mine owners and large estate
Indications from Palestine are that
owners should be held responsible for the presence of Eastern Jews in Ger- though there have been no fresh dis-
many, where the had been employed as cheap labor. Of course, he admit- turbances, considerable excitement
ted, there may be some undesirable elements amon them, but that was no and unrest prevails among the Jewish
excuse for Jew-baiting. This attitude also renders any proposed measures population. A general dissatisfaction
against immigrants most difficult, as it is sure to be interpreted as an anti- manifests itself with a manner in
Semitic solution. The minister went on to the point out that illicit traders, which the proceedings against Arabs
profiteering sharks and extortioners are likewise to be found in purely Teu- arrested in connection with the riots
tonic circles, as for instance among Christian farmers, where there is no are being conducted. It is claimed
trace of the Eastern Jew at all.
that the sentences are far too lenient
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and insufficient to serve as a lesson
The Jews of Macedonia and Thrace, who have since the Treaty of against further acts of violence.
Sevros become Greek instead of Turkish subjects, have by the voice of
the Jewish members of the Greek Parliament proclaimd their desire to
remain under the new regime, and they protest against any alteration in
the treaty. The deputy for Salonika, Dr. Alhanati, in the course of a speech
in the Chamber, declared that Greek Jewry participated with the nation
in protesting against the appointment of an Allied commission to examine
the incontestable rights of the Greek nation. The Jews enjoyed all rights
JERUSALEM. — Clarence Fisher,
and full equality in the Hellenic fatherland, and looked with terror to any curator of the Egyptian section of
return to a rule of tyrants at the moment when they had become free. Mr. the University of Pennsylvania Mu-
Salomon Mitrani, deputy for Adrianople, declared that he felt it his duty seum, will commence excavating the
on behalf of the Jews of Thrace, to declare that under the rule of Greece Biblical city of Beth Shan at the east-
they enjoyed all rights and privileges and were governed by a just and ern end of the Valley of Isdraealon.
kindly administration.
Dr. Fisher expects to find the ruins
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of seven ancient cities on the same
The President of the Portuguese Republic received an audience at Lis- site representing nine different civil-
bon, the representative of the Keren Ilayesod, Dr. Ariel Ben Sion, who was izations.
accompanied by Dr. Adolfo Bernarus, president of the Zionists Federation,
Beth Shan (The House of the Sun
and Mr. M. Amsalak, president of the Keren Ilayesod for Lisbon. The pres- God) is the modern city of Beisan on
ident received Dr. Ben Sion and his companions, and gave them a particu- the Haifa-Damascus railway. It is
larly cordial reception. He said that he had every sympathy for the cre- situated in one of the most fruitful
ation of a Jewish Palestine and for the success of the Keren Ilayesod. He parts of Palestine and is watered by
was so greatly interested in learning more of the details of the Zionist Move- numerous tributaries from the Jor-
ment that about an hour was spent in answering his questions on the sub- dan, which likewise supply it with
ject. The President was obviously very pleased to hear of the great suc- water power. Beth Shan is mentioned
cess which the Keren Hayesod had attained in Lisbon, and when he was in- once in the holy Scriptures in Kings
, formed of the establishment of a special committee for the collection of I, chapter iv:12.
books for the library of the Hebrew University at Jerusalem, he offered
copies of all his marks to this committee. Ile concluded the interview by
JEWS MUST LEAVE POMERANIA
expressing his warmest wishes for the further success of the Keren Hoye-
' soil.
DANZIG—The People's Democratic
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party of Bromberg publishes a declar-
The occasion of the annual official visit of the Queen of Holland to
ation demanding all Jewish inhabit.
Amsterdam last month was made t ,e subject of several Jewish demonstra-
two
tions of loyalty to the House of Orange. The Queen received in audience ants leave Pomerania within
weeks and threatens them with bitter
representatives of the Jewish community and altogether showed a great
consequences if they do not. The
interest in the aims and labors of her Jewish subjects. 'Among the heads
new anti-Semitic wave seems to have
of the various religious denominations received by Her Majesty was the
been occasioned by the defeat Poland
Amsterdam Rabbinate, headed by Chief Rabbi Onderwijzer. In addressing
ined in the Upper Silesian
the Queen, the Chief Rabbi said that w. ile there were countries in Europe susta
where the Jews were today suffering degradation and forced to bend under Plebiscite.
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IMMIGRATION EDICT
CANCELLING ASKED
BY VAAD HA-LEUMI
U. OF P. CURATOR
EXCAVATES JORDAN
the yoke of oppression, the Jews in llolland, under the rule of the house of
HALDANE HOST TO EINSTEIN
Orange. were allowed not only freedom of conscience, but, aide by side
with other fellow subjects, were 'knower, in the best sense of the term, to
LONDON.—Professor Albert Ein-
develop their social and economic condition without let or hindrance. Her
I Majesty replied that she felt unbounded satisfaction at the development stein will City rt. the borne of Lord
and progress sf her loyal Jewish subjects, not only in her reign, but in Haldane during his forthcoming visit
I to London.
the reigns of previous heads of h - t
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