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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1921.

VOL X. NO. 7.

JEWISH
OFFICERS
Prominent Glennie
Dr. Frankel Heads PALESTINE'S
PRESIDENT HARDING INSTALL
COUNCIL
RECOGNIZED
C
FOR PISGAH LODGE
Business Man Dead
P. 0, Welfare Body
ENDORSES WORK OF
IMMIGRANT SOCIETY

New Administration Sworn in By
B
d Ginsburg.

Approves of Hebrew Shelter-
ing Efforts for Foreigners
in Message.

AMERICANIZATION WORK
OF SOCIETY APPROVED

Bernard Ginsburg, retiring presi-
dent of Pisgah Lodge, No. 34, 1. 0.
II. B., Tuesday evening installed the
following newly elected officers at
the installation held at the B'Nai
'frith clubrooms:
Charles Rosenthal, president; Isaac
Dreifuss, vice-president; lien Kramer,
treasurer; William B. Isenberg, sec-
retary; Harold Rosenthal, guardian;
Joseph Carvett, assistant monitor;
Max Buchner, warden.
Notice was received at this meet-
ing that Adolph Finsterwald, member
of Pisgah Lodge, was re-elected a dir-
ector of the Cleveland Orphan (lous e
which is being supported by B'Nai
Brith.
Initiation of a large class of can-
didates for membership into Pisgah
Lodge will take place Monday eve-
ning, Juy 18, at the 01(1 Elks' Tem-
ple, Temple Theatre Building.
Candidates who received notices
to appear for initiation on previous
occasions, but failed to appear at that
time, are urged to come for initiation
on July 18.

Va'sd Helium' Given Political Power
by British Colonial Office.

Noted Jewish Philanthropic
Leader to Take Charge
of U. S. Bureau.

Dr. Lee K. Frankel, vice-president
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company of New York, has assumed
personal charge of the Welfare Bur-
eau set up in the Post Office Depart-
ment to improve the spirit of the .100,-
0(00 men and women postal workers.
Dr. Frankel, it was announced, has
accepted Government service for an
indefinite period without salary. He
arrived in Washington last Monday
and immediately went to work attack-
ing his new and huge task.
In answer to a request to the Post-
master-General fur a statement on
Dr. Frankel's appointment, the fol-
lowing announcement was made:
I/r. Lee Frankel has taken charge
of the Welfare Department. I have
not even made a suggestion as to the
nature of his work. Ile has unlimit-
ed authority to organize the work as
he is most capable of doing. He is a

JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—Iligh
Commissioner Samuel surprised the
president of the Va'ad Ilaleumi (Na-
tional Council of Palestine) by call-
ing them together and reading a mes-
sage from the Colonial Office which
agreed to an official recognition of
the Jewish Elected Assembly of Pal-
estine and the public proclamation
and governmental recognition of its

constitution, containing the Balfour
Declaration and the statutes of Jew-
ish immigration as outlined in Sam-
uel's declaration on June 3. The Na-
tional Council had made no request
for such recognition on the part of
the Colonial Office and the move came
only as a direct result of urgent re-
quests from the High Commissioner.
The Va'ad Ilaleumi will meet to dis-
cuss the situation created by the an-
nouncement which makes it incum-
bent on the Jewish Settlement in
Palestine to resume its political ac-
tivities voluntarily surrendered to the

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(. Honored by Election
to Academy of France

Joseph Solomon Passes Away
After Illness of Twenty-
four Hours.

MINORITY ZIONISTS
PROPOSE PALESTINE
TRADE DEVELOPMENT

Brandeis-Mack Faction Meets
in Pittsburgh to Work Out
Plans for Action.

Joseph Soloman, one of the most
prominent business men in Glennie,
Mich., and known as a splendid ex-
ample of upright American manhood
in all northern Michigan, (lied Mon-
day June 27, after a 24 hours' illness.
Death, it is said, was caused by heat
prostration. In apparent good health
Saturday, he played several rounds
of golf, with friends, but complained
on reaching his home in the evening
of feeling aint. Death came sudden-

JUSTICE L. D. BRANDEIS
RECEIVES LONG OVATION

PITTSBURGH.—The split which

NEW YORK.—President Harding
occurred i nthe ranks of American
has endorsed the Americanization
Zionists in the Cleveland convention
work of the Hebrew Sheltering and
is not to he healed, according to the
Immigrant Aid Society of America,
ly Monday.
declarations and viewpoint of the
425-437 Lafayette street, in a Fourth
The funeral was conducted Tues-
minority faction which spend a nat-
of July message issued by him in con-
day from Bay City, under the sus-'.
ional session at the William Penn,
nection with a call signed by Mr.
pices of Joplin Lodge, F'. & A. M., in.1
Sunday. The convention, after en-
John L. Bernstein, President of the
torment taking place at the familY 1
rolling 137 delegates frem all sec-
Society and Mr. Joseph E. Eron,
burial plot in Buy City.
tions of the country, named Judge
Chairman of its Committee on Edu-
Mr. Soloman is survived by his
Julian Mack of New York as perma-
cation, to all immigrants to become
father, Isaac, and sisters, the Misses
nent chairman and Jacob de Haas,
American citizens. President Hard
Lena, Esther, Helen and Anna Solo-1
secretary.
ings message is as follows:
mon of Glennie, Mich., Mrs. Maurice
The formation of a trading corpor-
"There was a line in the appeal
Zionist Commission shortly after the I). Meyers of Towar, Mich., Mrs. Hen-
ation, to do business with Palestine,
which your Society is issuing to all
Armistice. It is probable that Dr. ry Soloman, Fairview, Mrs. Saul
was outlined by Judge Mack as the
immigrants to become American citi-
Yellin and Mr. Ben Zwi, two of the Jackson, Croswell, and Mrs. Dore
convention's chief business and mis-
LOUIS JAMES ROSENBERG.
zens which has particularly impress-
L. S. Levin of l'ittsburgh, immi- pioneer in this activity and under his three members of the Va'ad lialeumi Pollack of New York City.
sion. It was advised that the minor-
ed me. It is a quotation from the nent in B'Nai 'frith work, will t ie the direction I have the greatest hopes presidium, will leave soon for Prague,
Representative citizens from Glen-
Louis
James
Rosenberg,
prominent
ity faction remain as passive members
Jewish prophet: "Pray for the city speaker of the evening on initiation for the success of this first start of there to attend the Greater Actions
nie, Oscoda, East Tawas, Lincoln, Detroiter, was honored by life mem- of the American Zionists, but center
welfare work on a large scale in Gov- Committee meeting.
in which ye dwell for in its welfare night on July 18.
Towar, Croswell, Standish, Harris- bership election to the French Acad. 'efforts on opening up and developng
ernment circles.
ye will find your welfare" It is a
ville, Saginaw and Alpena, Mich., •my of International History. Mr. Palestine along lines which are ac-
worthy slogan for such a society as
Department Gratified.
were present at the funeral.
Rosenberg is • former United States cepted by the minority but are said
yours, and if it shall carry its appeal
not to suit the majority.
Among the Detroiters who attend- Consul to Seville, Spain.
"The President and the department
to the immigrants and induce them
ed
the
services
were,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sell Stock to JIM..
are, of course., highly gratified that
promptly and wholeheartedly to be-
Ilarry Solomon, Miss Anna Soloman,
hDilr:htFrillikeelhhe:insgaeccetqodedthlehe
Judge Mack's brief opening address
mime American citizens, it will have
Mrs.
William
Si.
I.evyn,
Mrs.
Lena
work
laid the cornerstone for the conven-
served its purpose well.
Jackson, Mr. l'hilip Rosenthal and
thorough knowledge of similar aetiv-
"I hope you may have all the suc-
tion's activity. He discussed how a
Si.
V. Alex lmerman.
its and the very largest experience.
cess in your laudable efforts for the
corporation should be formed, sell
e „.
13e
Born
in Germany, J oseph Soloma n
"We are going to have a welfare ss
stock to American Jews and develop
propogation of true Americanism."
h
I t
toAuSbl
a e, M lc h .,
lepartment for the 300,000 employees
l'alestine in what he described as a
The call reads:
tie boy, his parents remaining there
just as definite in its duties and cer-
business-like manner. Ile strongly
To All Immigrants:
for many years. As a young man,
tain in its functioning as the fiscal
The Fourth of July signalizes the
emphasized the necessity of the mi-
Mr. Solomon came to Glennie, Mich.,
department or any other department.
nority faction following out its own
birth of the American Nation. It is
—
and there built up a representative
By GUS J. KARGER.
Every large successful industry in the
plan. He said stock could be held as
the day which intensifies the pur-
-
NEW YORK.—One of the most im- business establishment.
Active in
In the Jewish Tribune.
an
investment or donated to the trus-
poses the founders of this country
.
-
iortant parts of the work being done communal and fraternal circles, , Mr.
tees who should be chosen by the Pal-
had in view and is an occasion on
iy the Near East Relief (Committee Solomon was well known in Northern
"Why, some of my best friends are
which it is well to dwell upon the du-
stone Development Associates, the
NEW YORK.--Judge Hugo Pam,
in and around Constantinople, is the Michigan. this death is mourned by
Jews."
ir , ose d cor orate title. Judge Mack
ties and obligations of citizenship.
; of Chicago, Commissioner of Hebrew I •
work of Jewish relief, states the com- hundreds of friends.
You've heard the expression—
America stands for freedom. It
l '
p
Assis-
Immigrant
and Aid Society, who has. sa ..-:
•
mittee's
report
issued
this
week.
For
Rabbi Ilenry J. Berkowitz,
1 his is not a convent ion, and in
symbolizes the rights of men. There perhaps from one of your best
some
months
the Near the
East
Re- of rant Rabbi of Temple Beth El, who just returned from abroad, gives the
has
been past
undertaking
care
the technical sense we do not repre-
cannot, however, be any freedom with friends. It's common enough. Even
lief
conducted the funeral services, paid following interesting account of work sent anyone but ourselves. We are
out responsibilities. There are no Heinrich Ford employs it.
done by him in Europe:
Jewish orphan children, m well as a splendid tribute to the deceased.
Sometimes it serves a, an alibi;
I gathered together as American Jews
rights unless there are obligations.
, "Although there are some spots in
relief
and
rescue
work
among
the
i
d interested in the problem of restoring
It is the duty of all those who have often it carries the note of convic-
Europe where suffering an( nee s
refugees in the Jewish quarters who
come to this country from foreign tion. Those who have a genuine
Palestine. What is it specifically
continue intensely and though there
have been among the recipients of
shores to grow into the national body, clam to it rarely use it. Warren G.
that we want to do? We don't want
ninny perplexing and vexatious prob.!
the bread which is distributed daily,
to become completely identified with Harding, President of the United
,
duplication. We want constructive,
lams confronting the various P elhes lupbuilding work, upon a firm and sol-
and the old clothes which come in
the customs, the manners, and the life States, employs it not at all. Ile has
and countries of Europe, I believe -
shipments from America. A report
a
perfect
claim
on
it—"some
of
his
Id foundation. As many Jews as pos-
of America.
for one month last year showed that
that slowly and steadily an improve- sills must settle in Palestine. The
We recall on this day the declara- best friends are Jews!'
men[ and settling process is going
the Jewish relief ranked next and
Discussing
the
relationship
be-
•
tion of the old Jewish prophet: "Pray,
Chosen to Succeed J. Walter Frei- on and 1 am optimistic as to the fu- land must be built with a granite
very close to the Armenian relief in
' I foundation, taking a onger time if
for the city in which ye dwell for in tween a President of the United'
berg as Head of Union of He-
the district of Constantinople.
tore. , necessary, but with a solid, safer and
its welfare ye will find your welfare." States and his Jewish fellow citizens,
brew Congregations.
"Thus,
I
believe
Poland
will
he
a
In
the
carrying
out
of
the
social
slower process. We don't want to an.
In this spirit we call upon all immi- one may well divide the subject into
vibrant, strong nation teeming with
service work among the Jewish popu-
two arts hems personal and social
grants to become American citizens.
CINCINNATL—Charles M. Shohl' theconsciousness of national life, and tagonize. Co-operation with every
lation of Constantinople, the local
l l organization with which we can pos.
The Hebrew Shelterng and Aid So- relations and his official and pub-
of
Cincinnati
is
the
new
president
of
that is the impression I got from my sill
I Jewish women themselves have co-
cety of America conducts citizenship lic relations. Mr. Harding, it may
y associate is our ultimate aim.
operated most enthusiastically, ac- the Union of American Hebrew Con- investgations there. Czecho-Slovak. , We must give the high commissioner,
classes at its headquarters, Ilias be said, never has cultivated the per-
gregations. Mr. Shohl, who succeeds is has a great future, is patterning Herbert Samuel, our full and com-
the
report.
They
have,
cording
to
Building, 425-437 Lafayette street, sonal friendship of a man because
the late J. Walter Freiberg, was many of its institutions after our own
formed
their
own
committee
which
support. The Jewish people in
New York, where every aid is extend- that man is a Jew; nor, on the other
investigates the needy cases gives chosen at a metineg of the executive and the progress and growth in Palestine
alestine must be self-supporting and
ed to intending citizens. The So- hand, has he ever denied his per-
our bread tickets and clothes requests board held 'in Cincinnati last week. strength is apparent. The smaller not charity-receiving.
Then the
ciety's branches in Boston, Baltimore, sonal friendship to a man because
so that the Nar East Relief will be He has been a member of the board nations of Esthonia, Latvia and Lith- dream of our fathers will be trans.
l'hiladelphia, Chicago, San Francis- that man is a Jew. It simply never
•sure to give to those whose need is of governors of the Hebrew Union uania are striving hard to realize sa , fated into reality by our children."
co and Seattle, are ready to render occurred to him that there should he
most desperate. With meager funds College and has been on other boards permanent nationality and of the..
a distinction.
The delegates present included Jus-
similar services.
and little scientific training as is prominently interested in Jewish af- the Lithuanians have in my judge-
America
"I Was reared in a small town,"
Let there be no delay.
Germany, tice L. D. Brandeis, Judge Hugo Pam
men[ more successful.
known in this country, the report fairs.
of Chicago, Nathan Straus, Jr., of
stands for human rights. Let each he once said to a friend, "in which
Maurice
J.
Freiberg,
brother
of
the
Austria
and
Hungary
will
slowly
said, it is quite impossible that they
New York, Prof Felix Frankfurter
one of us assume the duties and take there was no semblance of anti-Sem-
should have accomplished what is late J. Walter Freiberg, was elected emerge and get on their feet.
of Harvard University and Rabbi
upon himself the sacred obligations itic sentiment. Men and women of
Grateful to America.
now being done without the help of a member of the executive board to
differing religions mingled in close
Silver of Cleveland.
of American citizenship.
DR. LEE K. FRANKEL.
"Everywhere one feels the grati-
the American relief workers. Togeth- fill the vacancy caused by his broth-
social and business intimacy. Jews
Business Possibilities.
were welcome visitors at the homes country has adopted welfare mess- er they have achieved what would er's death. Sigmund Rheinstrom of tude, encouragement and inspiration
Robert Szold of New York, recent-
have been almost impossible for eith- Cincinnati was elected vice-president given to them by America and every-
of Gentiles; and vice versa."
tires. It has been the definite trend
where they are grateful to the Ameri- ly returned from Palestine, discussed
to succeed Mr. Shohl.
Perhaps his middle name, Ga- of American business for the last er group alone.
the economic possibilities of the sec-
(Inc of the most encouraging things
A tentative plan was adopted f or can
maliel, exercised a subtle influence on
be emphacized too much tion, which he said were unlimited, if
"It
his character and breadth of thought. generation. about the work, according to the com- disbursing pensions to retired rabbis
"Just
how
far
we
can
go
with
it
in
mittee,
has
been
the
eagerness
of
the
and
sufferngs
of
the industies were brought in. He
needs
regarding
the
from
a
fund
of
$100,000
donated
It was Gamsliel, celebrated doctor of
the law, son and grandson of a rabbi, the Post Office Department I do not Jewish women to receive suggestions some years ago by the late Jacob II. the Jewish poor, including thousands talked from the practical standpoint
With the Put-in-Bay chartered to president of the Sanhedrin, who know, but it is certain that very much and to co-operate with their sisters Schiff. This provides for pensions of refugees, as well as the needs and supporting Judge Mack.
can he done. All of these things that from America. It seems certain ranging from $1,000 to $2,500, but sufferings of nun-Jews in the various'
Capt. Alex A. Aronson of Palestine
carry the Moonlighters, Finzels un- served as preceptor to St. Paul.
are dune successfullp for the welfare even when the immediate need of Am- not exceeding 50 per cent of the last countries I visited, especially in Po- delivered an appeal for the Jews from
der contract to produce music for
Part of His Life at Marion.
land. They all need help from the all countries to go to Palestine, and
the occasion, Shaarey Zedek Y. P. A.
Not long ago a delegation of Mar- of the employees in other successful erican need has disappeared, case salary received.
outside, for they are all in a sad asked the girls to pursuade one boy
looks forward to the most successful ion friends called at the White House, businesses must be done as far as pos. work and social service will still lie
Budget Appropriations.
plight, and that through no fault of to set Palestine as his goal.
of the long series of mid-summer lake just to pay respects and shake hands. sible in this, the greatest of all busi- carried on in the Near East. In all
the work such as that done among
Budget appropriations for the en- their own, but because of the hurri-
Rabbi Silver of Cleveland gave a
rides given under the auspices of the "There isn't a Jew in Marion," said nooses.
the Jewish poor in Constantinople, suing year were made. These exceed caI rr
w r %Year n . ,
brief review of the split with the na-
e hoef the world-
organization, Monday evening, July one of them, the other nodding ap-
To Improve Spirit.
the
American
workers
have
borne
in
othat
es
from
these
tional
organization, discussed the pol-
$300,000
and
include
$113,500
for
help
11.
proCal, "who isn't Warren G. Hard-
"Why it has not been seriously gone mind the fact that the funds which the llebrew Union College, Cincin- United States to these needy and suf- icies which had been suggested, and
A feature of the Y. P. A. Moon- ing's friend. I don't mean merely a
after
before
in
the
I'ost
Office
Depart-
organized
and
which
sustain
the
Near
tering
people
in
various
places
is
ef-
attempted
to crystalize the sentiment
synagogue
and
nati;
$62,000
for
light, is the announcement of the warm-hearted, social way. There's
Moonlight song, especially written Rosenberg, and Oppenheimer, and the ment I don't know. It is certainly East Relief have torn donated by the school extension; $37,000 for the ficiently carefully, safely and with of the gathering. Ile said their pur-
one
of
the
very
definite
purposes
of
people
of
all
faiths
in
this
country,
certainty
administered
and
distribu-
pose
should
be to become a separate
offices
of
the
Union
of
executive
for the event. Julian I,. Zemon, ly- Strelitz's and Sam and Ben Klein-
ricist, and Manuel Wollner, composer nudes and old man Marks, and the days just ahead. and that the expenditure of these American Ilebrew Congregations, in tad anion); those ::: need. The Amer- minority fraction, joining with simi-
icons
at
work
on
the
ground,
as
well
tar
groups
in
the European countries,
"If
we
can
improve
the
spirit
and
funds
must
he
made
among
people
of
the
Duttonhofer
building,
Cincinnati;
are responsible for the fascinating there's the Lazarus family in Colum-
tilt and captivating air of the 1921 bus and—oh what's the use of trying ' actual working conditions of the 300,- all faths in the sorely stricken coun- $27,000 for its New York offices, and as the people from the various locali- and bide the time until the present
job,
tries
of
the
Near
East.
ties
who
work
with
them
or
along
leaders
of
the
national organization
000
men
and
women
who
do
this
$15,000
for
the
Chicago
offices;
also
melody. Both Zemon ad Wollner to name them. They are too numer-
$32,000 for the Union Bulletin, the similar lines are most scrupulously are out, when they could step in and
members of the Y. P. A., have achie- ous. They have played cards together that thing itself is an accomplishment
their
work
insist
on
the
principles
and
conscientiously
doing
which caused
and
it
is
just
as
certain
to
bring
a
con
official monthly organ of the union.
ved some reputation in their respec- —Mitchell Strelitz, now retired, has
Mr. Shohl, the new president, has which is saving the lives of large the split in the June convention at
tive fields, and report has it that an frequently hien his partner at bridge sequent improvement in the service,
masses.
Those
who
give
for
relief
in
Cleveland.
Rabbi
Silver
'
as
is
tomorrow's
sun."
told that' If
been actively interested in the affairs
eastern publisher who has already rec- —they have have served on boards to-
Dr. Lee K. Frankel was born at
of the Union for a generation. this country can feel sure that every the issue was big enough to cause a
, cepted some of Wollner's music has gether in local industries—there's
cent
helps
to
save
lives
there.
split
at
Cleveland,
it
was
big enough
made a tempting offer for rights on Sam and lien Kleinmaier—they have Philadelphia on August 13, 1867, in Detroit Man Elected Life Member of Throughout the long years of serv-
to continue the split.
Not Professional Beggars.
hens in business, in sports, in amuse- which city he received his education,
ice he has been personally concerned
the song.
International Historical
"It
should
be
borne
in
mind
that,
in the multitudinous activities in
The limit set on the sale of tickets, ments, in civic pursuits together. graduating from the University of
(Continued on Page 5)
Society.
am being helped are
which he has never failed to show a the people who
according to the report of the com- They have been a part of his life at Pennsylvania with the degree of B.S.'
not professional beggars or tramps,
in 1807 and a Ph. D. in 1091.
Dr.
true missionary sprit.
mittee in charge of distribution, has home."
they are nut drones or undeserving,
Once, during his stay in Marion Frankel was trained to be a chemist. Louis James Rosenberg, Detroit at-
Appointed a member of the execu-
been very nearly reached. These
and was an instructor in chemistry torney, has been made a life member tive board in 1903, he has been a they are worthy men, women and'
members of the Y. P. A., under the after the Chicago convention had-mini
children who love their families and
lent,'
him
to
he
presidential
candi-
at
the
University
of
Pennsylvania
of
the
French
Academy
of
Interne-
member
of
various
committees,
name-
direction of Charles Rubiner, Presi.
from 1888 to 1893. For six years tional History. Mr. Rosenberg ex- ly: Chairman of the finance commit- a home, they are God-loving and God- Esther and Mollie Rubin Crave to Go
ident of the organization, Harry Sat- date, Senator Harding paid a visit
to the city's B'nai B'rith lodge, hav- after that he was consulting chemist Peels to attend the annual meeting tee since 1913 and later chairman of fearing people. They are not guilty
on Farm With "Next Busch."
ovsky and Celia Meyers, at the head
ing been asked to attend its insti- in Philadelphia, during which time of the society at the Sorbonne Uni- the "Double Your Membership Cam- of bringing distress upon themselves, ,
—a
of the Committee, are in charge of
tution. He responded to the invita- he was both vice-president and presi- versity, Paris, and take part in the paign," which increased the member- but are the innocent victims who were
The happiness made possible by the
ticket sales. Others on the commit-
tion to say a few words and conveyed dent of the C. S. of the Franklin In- deliberations of the section of geo- ship in the Union 33 per cent. Ile caught in the midst of the horrible all too brief outing at the Jewish
tee are: the Misses Bessye Barnett,
hurricane of the world war and its
to his hearers, all of whom knew him stitute. graphy and diplomacy.
was also a member of a small steer- ,
Fresh Air Camp given annually to
Julia Klein, Ethel Shetzer, Sadie Kei-
personally and well, the outlines of
Mr. Rosenberg has written and lec- ing committe which made successful aftermath.
hundreds of kiddies of the East Side
dan, Sonia Sinaico and Florence
"These people are willing and anx-
his philosophy. Those who heard
tured on foreign affairs and interns- the Union's campaign for $3,500,000
is known to only a few. The anxious
Steuer, and Messrs Herman August, him occasion
ious,
ready
to
work
in
order
to
pro-
speak on that recall his
In 1889 Dr. Frankel turned from tional relations for nearly 20 years. for a year's period of expansion.
waiting, the fearful anticipation of
Samuel Frankel, Abraham Levin,
vide for their families and themselves
words; they recall ninny of them with chemistry to philanthropy. That For some years prior to 1910 he was
the tots who crowd the offices of the
, David Seli son
Marvin
but
many
find
that
impossible
because
A
ctive
Cincinnati.
some dcgre of emotion.
year he became manager of the Uni- in the American consular service. In
United Jewish Charities to file their
William Wachs, Hyman Lewen-Ep-
"I hope," he said, "that all Amer- ted Hebrew Charities of New- York 1911 he was Michigan agent for the
Since 1915 Mr. Shohl has been of the after-ninth conditions. The
registrar is tragic in
stein, Maurice Klein and Joshua Sar- ica will catch the spirit of li'nai
ple
of
America
must
keep
their
peo
and continued in the work until 1900. International Exposition at Turin, chairman of the board of managers ,
s a e
Wh at that vacation
asohn.
B'rith campaigning against ignor- He then spent one year as special in- Italy. In 1916 he was a delegate to which has been engaged in extending h earts open to the needs and cries
means to the little boys and girls
of
these
people
in
want,
and
must
ance, intolerance and defamation, vestigator for the Russell Sage Fowl- the conference of the League to En- religious facilities to every Jewish
crowded into airless, ill-ventilated
against all the movements aimed to , dation and in 1909 joined the Metro- force Peace, on invitation of ex- community in America and in organ- give them help as the greatest ser-
dwellings, children who know no
rend the concord of American citi- polital Life Insurance Company, of President Taft. Ile was also official zing the youth of Israel for the study
(Continued on Page 5)
playground but the hot, sultry side-
which company he is now vice-presi- representative from Michigan to the of Jewish literature and religion.
(Continued on Page 5)
walks or the barren, wilting oasis of
In the local Jewish affairs of Cin-
dent. Pan-American Commercial Confer-
city parks too crowded and too far
PARIS.—Mr. Meurthe, member of
Dr. Frankel's interests in philan- ence in 1919. Last April he attend- cinnati he has been a member of the
away, only the tired, overburdened
NOTICE
the Central Jewish Consistory of
thropy has never lagged. He has been eel the sessions of the American So- board of governors of the Plum
mothers know.
France, has donated 10,000,000
treasurer and president of the Amer- ciety of International Law at Wash- Street Temple and a member of the
A letter mailed to The Detroit
Rabbi
Henry
J.
Berkowitz,
francs for the construction of dormi-
can Public Ilealth Tssociation, presi- ington, co-operating with a sub-com- board of governors of the Jewish So-
Jewish Chronicle office by mistake
recently appointed Assistant
tories and student houses where the
The first of the free picnics for dent of the National Conference of mittee which drafted additions and cial Agencies.
and intended for the United Jewish
Rabbi
to
Rabbi
Leo
M.
Frank-
poorer students of the Paris Uni-
The Board of Delegates on Civil
Charities is typical of hundreds re-
mothers and children under 8 years Jewish Charities, president of the amendments to the present body of
lin of Tempe Beth El, has as-
versity may live on a moderate
iven under the auspices of the New York State Conference of Cheri- international law.
Rights named at this meeting in-
ceived daily at the Institute. Writ-
o I ( , g
g
sumed his new duties and
rental.
Mr. Rosenberg has been an active cludes Rabbi Leo M. Franklin, Adolph
Jewish Institute, will take place this ties and Correction, vice-president of
ten laboriously on an obviously bor-
henceforth
can
be
reached
to o along the Natonal Associaton for Study member or the American Society of Freund and Bernard Ginsburg of De-
e
rowed half-sheet of blue note paper,
w s je
hin w g
Tuesday. ' l l'hos teth
every day at the Temple.
ish Institute and Prevention of Tuberculosis, Com• International' Law and of the Ameri- troit.
in a stubby, childish hand, carefully
hou app y a t t he
should
Berkowitz
Rabbi
and
Mrs.
streets . l'icnic missionr of the State Board of Cheri- can Historical Association for 15
spelled, was this note:
h
d anasings
H t
have taken an apartment at
ties and unusual) y active in the Fed: years, s pecializing in the study of
-
"Dear Madam: I have signed my
parties leave at 8 o'clock sharp.
7750
Third
avenue,
corner
Del-
eration for the support of Jewish Latin-Europe and Latin-America.
name the second summer and so has
The
Jewish
Institute
also
makes
aware, apartment No. 4; tele-
LONDON.—A hundred thousand
Philanthropic Societies.
LONDON.—"Plain English" a lo-
my sister, but she will go the last
phone Northway 3797. -
Jews are reported to have been killed the announcement that Friday pie
President Roosevelt appointed Dr.'
cal wekly announces that a World
bunch. As I was saying I would like
Services at the Temple will
in new pogroms in Ukrainia, accord- nice have been reserved for llebrew
cannot go on Frankel a member of the Ellis Island.
Congress of anti-Semites will be con-
to be in the very next bunch. Please
be held throughout the summer
ing to a Central News dispatch from school children who
in 1903 and now Presi-
interfere
Commission
vened
at
Budapest
in
September
1921.
BERLIN.—Professor
Albert
Kin-
as a favor let me go next bunch. My
on each Sabbath morning at
Copenhagen Wednesday afternoon. other days in that it would
dent Harding has honored him with stein addressed a large Zionist meet- The same publication contains the in-,
old address is 975 Benton street, but
9:30.
Rabbi
Berkowitz
will
The report, however, is without con- with their Hebrew studies.
honorable
ing
is
considered
a
most
what
formation
that
owing
to
the
pressure
here,
and
stated
that
Palestine
its written on the top, my new ad-
The Jewish Institute is indebted to
conduct the services and preach
firmation from any other source.
in behalf of a department was now
o th e cen
ruck s
cen t ra
ra l ques ti on i n A m- of ant-Semites, the Hungarian gov-
dress, 8900 Greely street. I was
the following for supp I y i in truck
the sermons.

PAYS TRIBUTE TO
JEWS AND JUDAISM

NEAR EAST RELIEF
. CARES FOR ORPHANS

President Harding Gives In-
terview to Correspondent
on Jewish Questions.

uoes ImportantSocial Service

SEES IMPROVEMENT
IN EUROPE S FUTURE

Among Jewish Residents
of Constantinople.

Judge Hugo Pam Reports on
Results of His Investiga
lions Abroad d

1

SHOHL ELECTED
CONGREGATIONS'
NEW PRESIDENT

REACH LIMIT SET
ON ATTENDANCE AT
Y. P. A. MOONLIGHT

ROSENBERG ELECTED
BY FRENCH ACADEMY

INSTITUTE PICNICS
MAKE TOTS HAPPY4,

ri

wnis th th
y e

GIVES 10,000,000 FRANCS
FOR STUDEN TS' HOMES

FIRST MOTHERS' FREE
PICNIC THIS TUESDAY

100,000 JEWS REPORTED
SLAIN IN NEW POGROMS

ANTI SEMITE CONGRESS

EINSTEIN WITH ZIONISTS

UNTERMYER IN ENGLAND
-- •
LONDON. — (J. T. A.) — Samuel
Untermyer arrived here on July 1.
lie received many telegrams of wel-
come from noted jurists and promi-
nent Jews.

end of the Government long neglected.
er i can -J ew i s
h life.
lif
lit e expressed his
hi ernment has postponed the intended
for the outlings: The Davis Coal
Co an
Rabbi and Mrs. Leo M.
Dr. Frankel is the author of "Work- supreme satisfaction, with the spirit change in its hitherto unfavorable
Coke Company, Grant Iron and
Franklin left Thursday for
Europe,"
of
of
the
American
policy towards Jews.
ingmen's
Insurance
in
Brothers,
Jewi.,
and
said,
"The,
Metal Company, Krell
Kennebunkport, Maine, where
Michigan Smelting and Refining Corn- numerous brochures on welfare work Jewish people can, must, and will ,It is learned on good authority that
they will spend the vacation
y Ford and Che er
r me
A r man an-
pany, People's Outfitting Company, and health promotion and, with Dr., build a Hebrew U iversity in Jeru- I Henr
Summerfield & Hecht, Finsterwald , Alexander Fleisher, , of "The Human Belem despite the reatest aacrificea ti-Semites will be invited to the World i e "VP'''.
I
Congress.
Factor
in
Industry.'
it
requires."
al
Furniture Company.

never there in my life, my sister the
same, and would be longing to see
how the country looks like. I will
certainly appreciate the answer. Ih'e
, hope your answer is yes.
"Your affectionately,
"Esther and Mollie Rubin."

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