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Dr. Weizmann said after opening ! ther

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JUDGE MACK STAND "We
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our opponents. We are by the speaakoer oy
establish peace Rabbi Silver, on behalf of the admin-
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welcome to the distinguished visitors, and counter-charges, we are all anx- and moved the striking from the pro- '
ceedings of the incident.
..on behalf of the Zionist Organize• ious to get to work.
Morris Rothenberg, Abraham Gold-
Some conclusions have been drawn.
tan an integral part of the World
orga'nization," Judge Mack declared and submitted to this convention. It berg, Peter J. Schweitzer and Louis
that he regretted that the visitors does not benefit the greatness of this Lipsky, in the course of their argu-
came at a time when conflict raged hour to ent uon discussion. I ask ments that the administration
be re-
memorandum
re-'
—I p cannot address my- pudiated and the
my friends er
in the organization.
0. A. are di- self to my opponents--to abstain ; jaded, made a number of charges
The forces of the Z.
stations against the leaders, stressing the
di vided ftir some themselves from all manife
dived and have be k sa
"and there- from all that will be said. I oint p of their inactivity for the past
nine months. Rabbi Stephen S. W Ise,
time," Judge Mac en id,
Denies Personality Motives.
abbi Abba Ilillel Silver, and Felix
fore clear, plain spe ca.h is expected.
"The. doors of Palestine are se nii- R
y as your
should be dereict tou
re I to fail closed and it is our fault if they are Frankfurter, in eloquent addresses,
I
alf of al theof adminis-
duly elected preslident o we
ult I app ealed on
fa
t o state te a clearly as is within my so. And we are increasingoiturin
the re-
behapprov
the tra tion for the
conditions as they con- daily. We have i
port.
poser the
last hour.
Rabbi
Wise
Makes
Plea.
front us.
each other
We are not here to I
Worked for Peace.
Rabbi Wise made a most eloquent
Judge Mack continued by saying compliments. We are here to go on.
se
Ile praid
the le ad ers.
p for Brand
a as , lea
f or pece
he regretted he had no carefully pre- I am justt as anxious
eis and entered upon a
, includi ng the J ustice
i
pared speech due to the situation any
made
ands
m
the
de
that has been changing from week president. I declare here soleninl Y re iteration of
In con c ludin g, he de-
persons have ever e ntered safeguards.
week, day to day and hour to hour. that no
to
lie weed,
said he had hoped and worked for my mind. I have entered into no dared: We do not threaten. We
are Zionists and we shall remain Zion-
Saturday last personalities, including my own.
peace and until
"If Congress in six weeks shall ists. We shall always remain in the
thought that peace was possible., ef-
t-
ion. A to
io
not
ca n Znis
in
Ameri
pss
O
principlesthat
1
aniide
n
a
a de
been mYo
d having New
t Ore
shall
w ganizatretire
to that
and ter thi s conv e nti on
rk accord with,
Straus
Jr.
fortsNathan
rivat e li fe a n d shall let others take
by
State Senator, who approached Sam- work with the newly-elected ext.u- phi
thip."
e
lead rs
five."
eel Untermyer to that end.
Abe Goldberg, in a two hour ad-
Dr. Weizman closed by saying
But Judge Mack declared that he
had rejected the latest proposal for that he was convinced that the Zion- dress aimed to answer Rabbi Wise,
peace because it called for the eli- ist Organization of America alone mocked the administration through-
mination from Zionist work of Jacob could build up Palestine in a very out. Ile said the war added to our
De (loss and Prof. Felix Frankfur• short time. lie said: "You've got vocabulary the word "Camouflage,"
ter. Judge Mack's supporters cheer- the enthusiasm, the power, the money and the Zionist controversy "safe.
r. Goldberg's indictments
guards."
ed their leader's stand in rejecting and you've got tie du it."
g
against the leade rs were the stron-
h k D•m•nds Truth.
U ssisin
r, in the course o f
the latest proposa l, while the major- .
hkin
spoke
in
Yiddish.
I
est.
Rabbi
Silve
s
Mr. Ussi
to he
t administration
pp(mition
wice
stoo
t
s
addres,nt
,
I a re m arkable
ity o
e Hebrew "Ve- dec
oha
it would gof its ,Ile
once by Dr.
showe d sigons the
lared corrected
oted the-hasholom,"
orre c ted on a statem e
queth
that elimination ive the ho -em
in Judge Mack
m
aP aroval t
owever, n the that truth coes
b e fo re peace,Weizmann and aga by
Il
men mentioned.
ired Peace he was anx- himself. The effect of his address
course of the day's proce dings, it much as he des
was denied by several of the speakers roue that the truth about all the was entirely spoiled by his failure to
r. Weizmann, that any things that were said be known. lie state the facts as proved by the cor-
including
D
li
condition was ever made calling for greeted the delegates in the name rections;
Judge Brandeis Quits.
the elimination of De Haas and of all Jews in Eretz Yisroel. Ile
said that the eyes of all Jews were
Fo lowing, the repudiation of the
Frankfurter.
directed
at
the
time
upon
the
room
they were meeting in and was hap- Zionist administration and the dissap-
Discusses Americ•nism.
Judge Mack entered into a discus- py those eyes could not see how the proval of the president's report,
'receding hour was spent in that Judge Mack read a letter addressed
sion of Americanism and Zionism,
to him by Justice Brandeis in which
reiterating his stand of the existence I room.
Repeating that what was wanted the Supreme Court Justice and Hon-
of a Jewish nationality. lie said '
that although the Jews were living was truth, Mr. Ussishkin declared orary President of the Zionist Or-
that the reason the Jewish peopleganization of America declared him-
scattered throughout the world, they
al- self to be in complete agreement with
were a living nationality. lie at the had no peace was b because they
th
the principles and policies adopted by
same time asserted that the tacos- we Dr.
ys loved
the truth.
Shmarya
Levin, Dr. Mossin- the national executive committee.
anion of the Jews in every country
as a distinct nationality was a ques- sohn, both delivered eloquent address- Justice Brandeis authorized Judge
es. They were allowed by I. A. Nai- Mack to present his resignation in the
teen for each country individually
to decide. That as far as America ditch head of the Keren Ilayesod and event
Judge
Mack
resigns.
Judge
Mack
then
announced that
was concerned, the Jews were Ain' its founder. ❑
Ile greeted the conven- the administration members will re-
ericans. When the Jews would form tion in the name of the directors at'
a dominating element in Palestine, the Keren Hayesod. lie de-cared that main members of the organization,
liayesod had great encour- but that they withdraw from active
they will become a politically inde-
service. All the officers of the ad-
the Keren
pendent
nation, the
speaker during
said. the agement and success in Lithuania, ministration, excepting Peter J. Sch-
On numerous
occasions
Poland,
Galicia
and
all the where
other $300,
de- weitzer, treasurer, and 31 of the 50'
stroyed
lands
of
Europe,
sessions that followed, Judge Mack
dy been contributed in members of the executive, withdrew
was severely criticized for the repeat-
000 had alrea
from affice with Judge Mack. Coun-
ed assurances made about the Jew's
Americanism. The criticising speak. tithes toward the fund. Ile. said the Gilman D. W. Simons, of Detroit,
East European
Jews
were now asking
ere claimed that the country
needs
member
of the Executive Committee,
no proof of the Jeevs' loyalty. That 'What is happening in America?" was one of the staunchest supporters
argument was presented again and and declared that America's reply of the administration. Ile also with-,
again. They declared that the real was being awaited. drew with the Mack faction.
Following the withdrawal of the
Honor to Pogrom Dead.
loyal do not talk about their patrio-
tism. They take that fur granted. In accordance with custom, the Brandeis-Mack faction from active
Perhaps the most bitter attacks on convention rose to pay tribute to service, it was announced to the con-
the administration leaders were made those who died in the Jaffa pogrom. vention that Samuel Untermyer, mil-
on these points, of Americanism and Dr. Weizmann was asked to make lionaire-lawyer, will head Zionist ac-
, the memorial remarks, and with tears tivities in the land in the stead of
Jewish patriotism.
in his eyes spoke for those who died Justice Brandeis. Mr. Untermyer
Repeatedly Interrupted.
Judge Mack was repeatedly inter- in Jaffa "al Kiddush liashem," for declared his willingness in a message
rutted by the opposition. I'eter J. the sanctification of the Holy Name, to the convention to act in any capa-
Schweitzer, treasurer of the Zionist for those who gave up their lives for city the convention may desire tot
Organization of America, demanded the perpetuation of their ideal. , draft him.
Deleg•tes Optimistic.
Unanimous consent was then giv-
that the administration refrain from
The convention delegates opposed
Inc •'
using "Tammany Ball politic tam-
en by the convention to resolutions
tics." Louis Lipsky, who recently calling upon the Allied Powers speed- to the administration were through-
resigned as secretary for the orgabi- ily to confirm the mandate for Pales- out swayed by a feeling of optimism
ration in protest against the action . tine, protesting against the pogrom that everything will end for the good
of the national executive in present- in Jaffa, and expressing confidence of the movement. The acceptance
ing the memorandum to 11r. Weiz- , in the policy of Great Britain regard-, of Mr. Untermyer of the most re-
mann's delegation, rose on a point .. ing the Jewish National Homeland sponsible position in world Zionism,
of order in the course of the P resi- ' and in the work of Sir Herbert Sam- as head of the American Keren Ilaye-
dent's discussion of Americanism uel as High Commissioner for Pales- sod, was cheered, and the general
feeling was that new leaders will :
and Zionism. Mr. Lipsky claimed tine'
cheerfully accept the places vacated
A
that the chair was out of order in
Ad
d m i n i strat i on Repudiated.
Immediately upon the election of by the administration. It was rumor-
that he NVas not delivering his mss-
siege, but was entering into a Chao- . Meyer Weisgall, Bernard G. Richards ed that Louis Marshall will hence- :
retical discussion of nationalism. and Dr. S. N. Illelamed as the three forth take an active part in the work
Ruling Mr. Lipsky out of order, secretaries for the convention (Yid- of the Zionist Organization of Am-
English, Ilebrew respectively) erica.
Judge Mack continued.
dish English,
." a
0
The Detroit delegates to the con-
second session
"Our own efforts are directed,
opening
Te were Rabbi A. M. Hershman,
Judge Mack said, "upon the building (It te convention
tiinon proceeded
of the eded to the des vention
Councilman
D. W. Simons, Louis '
t cession of the president's report. The. ven
Luepoa n he u r racks
o
nefully
st
i
a
et
tliscUSsion,
which
lasted
17
hours
and
Stoll
and Mrs. Rachel Weinstein. In
P'1.ilu
center,
s
o
f
k
I
c tu I t
, pated in by the best era- addition, approximately 100 visitors
restored Jewish people. flow should was in
it be done? Should it be done firm- tors in attendance at the convention, attended the convention from De-.
lv, solidly, on a sound business bas- finally resulted in the complete re- trait. The Detroit visiting delega-
i .s, on the ' sound bed-rock of econom- e pudiation of the administration, by a tion was haded by II. Goldman, E. -
Rabinowitz, Joseph Wetsman, J. Lev
- progress, or shall it be don
vote of 153 to 11.
icprogn'ss,
in, Louis Dann and many other prom-
_.e
wastefully and slipshodly, without '
Th resoution, calling for the dis-
approval of the president's report inept Detroiters. The Detroit 0111-
any safeguards?
the Slack
I
vial
delegates supported the
Neumann,
Emanuel
Pays Tribute to Chalutlim.
uced I
introduced
of faction, although a vast majority of
Judge Mack then declared himself . former hen 'Yof the Department
I
of a legal- Education of the Zionist Organize- . the Detroit visitors were opposed to'
n
i
creatio
the
as opposed to
ized ghetto in l'alestine. He paid a tion of America, now secretary of the ; the administrativ a a
1 al t e t this
Chalutzim ' ,Keren Havestal in the United States
o
glorious tribut
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ipioneers) and both the right and ,.
FORM OF GOVERNMENT
d cusse
the left rose and cheered at the men- , wl,',11": i
received and discussed
the l
f th
tion of the heroes that are sacrificing
avng
trtt of the P resi I t
CLEVELAND.—Loyalty and al- i
re-
their best for the sake of Palestine- the repo
m er have
aniz ation o
aVe a- Igiance to the World Zionist organi-
building. Judge Slack paid a trib- . biting
-lOnist
to rg
the ditTerenees that
risen between the present ailminis. ration and wholehearted support to
ute to the abilities of Menachem
the Keren Hayesod,
(Palestine foun-
a
;
Mendel Ussishkin and denied that , tration of the Zionist Organization
of America and the IA orld Zionist elation fund), were pledged by dele-
charges had been Made against the
_ gates to the Amercan Zionist conven-
alestine.
Zionist Commission in Palestine.' Organization, particularly in refer-
oni or-
of the Zist
to the Keren Ilayes;mtl, and hay- tion
here Wednesday.
The Pre
Resolutions
adopted acknowledge
world- ' ence
a
hinted that the
nationtuivt the
aindaeria
ganization sident
the Zionist congress as the supreme
leaders usurped their pos.ers. Ile ing given careful i cons
arguments and explt positiontak-- authority in all Zionist affairs and
charged in his report that a small red for anti aga nst the po
such other legislative bodies es-
,
e sen- of
group of persons had executed a .
in accordance with the sta.
coup d'etat in the World Zionist 1 en in that report, we, the repr
Organization and now were attempt- tatives of the Zionist Organization Cute of the congress, and binds the
ing another coup in the American of America, i in regular convention as- American organization to decisions

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while we appreciate to the of the congress.
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proroset I to raise for the rebuilding , to our cause by our present afters onion was adopted. Instead of
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of 'alest ine.
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Charges Coup D'Etat.
d uty pursued
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by the Presdent Julian W. Mack, an admin-
Judge Mack charged that the Ker-
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en Ilayesod group was bent upon a' the
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e. organization. He e said that internal interest of
regret-
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t' strife fomented by such agitation
l
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sappromai -m
re there-
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has prevented the carrying out of ; full y express our
Mount Vernon, N. Y.
the constructive policies, vital to the ,
The change was made in order to
development of Palestine. This, he . of." Rosenblatt, Neumann Attacks.
provide a democratic form of ; admin.
t
•el
a
crisis
in
Zion
affairs,.
said,
id created
Judge Bernard Rosenblatt hurled istration of the affairs of the organ-
and that it was for the convention to
ization;
I
decide the future of the Zionist Or- the first bomb into 'the camp of the
Max Schulman of Chicago, Reuben
ganization of America. Judge Mack administration by his discussion of
then asserted that the Zionist Or- the report of the president. Judge Brainen of New York, Schweitzer,
ganization of America should assume Mack, on a question of personal priv- Rothenburg, Rosenblatt and Robinson
and Major Samuel Rosensohn . w ere elected, members of the greater
no responsibility for the Keren Ilaye- ilege,
sod now established. replied for the administration, and action committee of the internation-
Immediately upon the conclusion the two were then followed .by al organization and an executive corn-
of his message, which lasted an hour Emanuel Neumann, who proved the mittee of 44 members was elected.
14 minutes Judge Mack announ- best card presented h by the opposition
on
and
cad that he would call upon the die- in its fight against t e a d ministr
Mr. Neumann declared that most CALLS KEREN HAYESOD
tinguished guests to greet the con-
negotiators between Judge
of
the
OPPONENTS TO DEBATE
vention. When Dr. Weizmann was
called upon to speak, he received an Mack and Dr. Weizmann acted on
ovation the like which has never he- their own personal accord, and that ;
NEW YORK.—In a public state-
• • t "t man Shad-
as the saying
fore been witnessed at a Jewish chonim spoiled the Shiddach." For ment made last week, Judge Bernard
gathering. For 10 minutes the dele- the first time during the convention, A. Rosenblatt, President of the Am-
gates were on their feet or on their
of erican Zion Commonwealth, challeng-
Mr. Neumann mentioned the name
chairs, waving handkerchoefs, hats Justice
Louis D. Brandeis, in criticism ed the American Zionists to appoint
newspapers, cakes, some even wav- of the stand he took in London; and a representative who woud meet him
in open debate on the question of the
ing their chairs above their heads.
for first time at a Zionist convention,. statues of the Keren Ilayesod, the al-
Dr. Weizmann Moved.
not a single pair of hands moved to leged unsatisfactory nature of which
During the stretch of time that
applaud.
the delegates expressed their affec-
has recently been pointed out in a
Senator Straus Reprimanded.
tion for their leader, D. Weizmann
The most unpleasant moment of series of paid advertisements in the
stood with hands folded, head bowed,
convention occured during the Yiddish press.
Judge Rosenblatt suggests that an
eyes shut tight in attempt to suppress the
Jr.,
address of Senator Nathan Straus
tears that were choking him. For who was speaking in defense of the arbitrator or judge be selected to ren-
His first choice is
the first time since he faced a gath- administration. Senator Straus pas- der the decision.
ering of Jews in this country, he sed an unfortunate remark concern- Mr. Louis Marshall, if that gentle-
man consents to entertain the propo-,
failed in the latter attempt. A tear
the
loyalty
of
nationalist
Jews
ing
rolled down his cheek.
sition.

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"I shall
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