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speakable horror the tat of ersecu- BERNSTEIN REVEALS
UNTERMYER ASSAILS i toms
of many centuries. Mr. Mor-
PLOT AGAINST JEWS
genthau's
article
seems
to
have
been
HENRY MORGENTHAU written in a mood of person egotism
(Continued From Page 1.)
"BETRAYAL" OF JEWS and a sort of moral vacuum, alive
only to the financial success, the so- Journal, to which his first article was
cial position and the material reward contributed. In connection with the
that the Jews in America can gain. article, the newspaper publishes pho-
of the modern Zionist movement. An- He tells us that the Jews of Eng- tographs of the document on which
i.„
swering his assertion that Zionism is land, England, and the Jews of Amer- Mr. Bernstein's statements are based.
"an Eastern European proposal," Mr. Ica, America. But what of the mil- • • •
Untermyer gives a long list of promi- lions of Jews in distracted Russia, in SOVIET TAKES STEPS
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est Western Europeans who have blood-stained Ukraine, in intolerant AGAINST NEW POGROMS
BUY WITH
1' • to
made earlier proposals for the re-es- Poland and Roumania, in anti-Semitic
ESTABLISHED
.— . T. A.
R
CONFIDENCE
tablishment of Palestine as the Jew- Austria, Hungary and Germany? a report in Novosti, the official organ
1887
ish national homeland, thus branding Have they found their Zion yet? They of the Soviet government, Soviet au-
Mr. Morgenthau's designation of are aching it where their forefathers thorities have called a special con-
Zionism as an "Eastern European have always sought it, and where Terence in Minsk to take measures
proposal," as entirely false. Ile shows hundreds of thousands of their breth- for putting a stop to the pogroms on
that Napoleon in 1799 issued a proc- ren in other countries are helping Jews in White Russia, where they are
lamation to the Jews, inviting them' them to find it—in Palestine. But still going on.
THE MUSKRAT
The conference decided not, to or-
to gather under his leadership, and 'they will not reach it unless there is
(Hudson Seal)
promising them the restoration of the greater co-operation and more gen- ganize a special Jewish self-defense
lloly Land. There were subsequent ' erouo sacrifi ce on the part of all Jews corps, but to apply to the Soviet gov- ,
The Indian says "Musquash." Native to North America. Its great value is for d re s s ing,
proposals by a French Jew, Joseph' who are enjoying the financial suc- ernment to send the regular military
plucking and dyeing as Iliolson Seal. For this purpose the skins takes within fifty
Salvador; by Lord Shaftesbury in
the social position and the ma- force there.
miles of Detroit arc considered hest. The sealing process is comparatively new and
While the conference was still in
1838; by the founder of South Aus- eess.
one firm, A. Hollander and Sons, Newark, N. J., do many million skins per season.
; terial reward which Mr. Morgenthau
session, the report of a pogrom
tralia, General Gawler, in 1845; by holds in such high esteem.
Their process is quite superior to foreign work.
an English clergyman, Hollingsworth,
"If at such a time of unparalleled against Jews in Radul was received.
Skins from the south are inferior fur and used in their natural color. The color in
in 1852; by the Socialist leader, JeWish suffering and stress, any Jew Eighty Jews were massacred. An ap-
varying shades of brown, shading to gray on the sides, except in a section of Dela-
Moses Hess, in 1862; and by the Eng- of means and influence who still re- peal was made to Moscow to send
ware and New Jersey where nearly black skins are found.
lish writer, George Eliot, in her re- gards himself as a Jew, fails by rea- troops to Radul.
es
The Jewish population of the near-
markable novel, "Daniel Deronda,"
in son of prejudice or baseless selfish ,
1876. Mr. Untermyer makes
fear, to help his fellow-Jews to enter by towns of Minsk, Mazir and Bab-
lar mention of the enthusiastic wive- the avenue of salvation now open in rook came to the aid of the suffering
racy of the Zionist idea by Major Palestine, and even deters others Jews of Radul. A home for the new
Mordecai Manuel Noah , who was con- from helping, it is he who is guilty pogrom orphans was temporarily cos-
HUDSON SEAL COATS, 36 inches long;
sul of the United States to Morocco not only of dereliction of duty, but trained.
self trimmed
The Bolsheviki have arrested the
from 1813 to 1816, and afterwards of a craven betrayal which not even
sheriff of New York county and judge
plausible of diplomatic . most powerful hetmen in Ukraine,
HUDSON SEAL COATS, 36 inches long;
most
of the court of sessions. It has been the
apologies can excuse or extenuate. who, in the past few years, conduct-
Skunk, Beaver or Squirrel; collar and cuffs
said of him that no man of his dot
unworthy is the demo-, ed pogroms against Jews and are re-
had a better claim to the title of gogic appeal to race prejudice on the sponsible for the terrible condition
HUDSON SEAL COATS, 40 inches long;
American, yet all his life he cher- baseless pretext that there is an ale- of the Jewish population. The Soviet'
Skunk, Beaver or Squirrel; collar and cuffs
le a Restoration of ment of disloyalty to Americanism on authorities have recently taken se-
fished the idea of
48 inc he long;
HUDSON SEAL WRAPS, 45
the Jews to Palestine." And it is the part of American Jews in Chem- vere measures against the robber
um, Beaver, Skunk Trimmed
, piong Zionism. It is a gratuitous bands operating throughout the coon-
Mink, Kolinsky, Australian Opossum,
signifi
end President
the United
was
an ardent of supporter
of States,
Major insult by a man who in every line try. They have arrested the hetman
NATURAL SOUTHERN MUSKRAT, 36 inches long;
demonstrates his want of understand- Risizi of Zhitomer district, the het-
g to the economic aspect of ing of the aims of the movement and man Lutshanko of the Nikolai dis-
Plain and Trimmed
Noah's proposal.
of its idealism, of the great Jews of trict, Simonenko of Lugunsk, Te-
Turnin
NATURAL JERSEY MUSKRAT, 36 inches long;
Zionism, Mr. Untermyer character- France, England and of America who reshtienko of Kremintshug and Ka-
izes the ex-ambassador's statements are its enthusiastic sponsors, of whom menik of the Bachmut district.
Plain and Trimmed
The arrest of these pogrom ists
as guided by "prejudice, lack of men like Baron de Rothschild, Dr.
Fur. Purch•sed Now Stored Without Charge
knowledge, narrowness of vision and Chaim Weizmann, Sir Alfred Mond, gives promise that the condition of-
an apparently deliberate intention to Mr. Israel Zangwill, Mr. Justice Bran- the Jews in Ukraine will improve.
Ho
Judge Mack, Dr. Stephen S. The Bolsheviki are making every ef-
misunderstand or misrepresent."
, Professor Frankfurter and Na- fort to put a stop to the activities
denies Mr. Morgenthau's assertion 'leis
Wise,
in the country.
that "Zionists have been working for than Strauss are illustrations that of the robber bands
• • •
30 years, backed by millions of money come to mind at the moment, to say
1507 Woodward, at Clifford
by philanthropic Jews of great wealth that they are guilty of the unspeak- DETAILS OF POGROMS
in France, -England, Germany and able treachery of promoting a move- IN WHITE RUSSIA
PARIS,—(J. T. A.)—New details
America." The fact is, Mr. linter- ment that seeks to undermine the
that the Zionist move- loyalty of Jews to the countries of have been received in Jewish circles
m eat
merit was founded only in 1897, and which they are citizens. Words are here regarding the pogrom movement
at least six years must be deducted inadequate to characterize the of- in White Russia now being carried
for the period of the inactivity from tense that Mr. Morgenthau has mom- on by the military divisions which
can Joint Distribution Commmittee.
Hias Bulletin in Warsaw.
lationship; (c) whether the affiant is
the beginning of the war until the milted in his misdirected zeal to were organized by the well known 1-11AS BULLETIN GIVES
In connection with the work of the The damage to property is estimated
a citizen or not; (d) occupation and
30 , weaken a movement by rehashing Russian revolutionary—Boris Sevin-
end of the military occupation of Pal-
European Commission, the Hiss of- at several billions of Polish marks.
ADVICE ON BRINGING
stale objections that have for years kov's "Russian Committee" in War-
amount of earnings.
years. Thus, Mr. Morgenthau's
estine
fice in Warsaw is issuing a Weekly Many lives were lost.
saw.
RELATIVES
TO
AMERICA
are
reduced
to
18.
As
for
the
An
honorably
discharged
sol-
The Central Jewish Synagogue of
4.
millions of money, Mr. Untermyer been answered over and over again.
Bulletin giving all information re-
Incomplete details tell of a pogrom
dier should state this fact in the affi-
As one who has known him from
the city, an ancient edifice built in
continues, these exist solely in Mr. early youth, perhaps I will be par- in the town of Pokatkelitch, in the
NEW YORK.—Mr. Max Meyerson, davits, enclosing a certified copy of garding immigration laws, their in- the twelfth century, was razed to the
terpretation and enforcement, visa
district
of
Nlazir,
with
200
Jews
killed
as
Morgenthau
' s imagination. It w re (toned for expressing my doubt that'
his discharge papers.
regulations and all other matters re- ground. Many large business build-
Theodore he should be held responsible for all and wounded. The Jewish colony vice-president and European commis-
er of that
the movement,
for these millions
5. Relatives cabling money garding immigration. This is done sings were burned.
that appears in that article above his Kotshitzi, in the district of Bobrosk, sioner grant
of the Aid
Hebrew
Sheltering
and
of America,
S oci ety
Ilerzl, the found
The Jewish workers of Pinsk have
through limas are advised at the same so as to prevent persons who cannot
name, and the hope that nothing ap- was completely destroyed, 80 Jews Immigrant
y retu r ned from Europe, time to write a letter to Hies, War-
the
who
was a lways beggi ng in vain.
be admitted into the United States organized ■ committee to help
Prefers Scholar's
Judgment.
Likewise,
Mr. Untermyer
verso-proaching it will be disclosed in the being killed and 100 wounded. In the
saw, Muranowska 34, stating what from sailing. This bulletin is dis- unfortunate victims of the fire that
terizes the, ex-ambassador's version forthcoming history of his life that pogrom on Pokovitshi, in the district Of
has regard
made to
certain
recommendations
necessary
information to in
be disposition Hies is to make of the re-
town.
seminated through Eastern Europe, destroyed almost the whole
f the productivity and capacity of has been announced
under
the gran-
Minsk,
20 by
Jews
killed.
"ALL in
a lifetime."
25 of
Jews
taken
the were
bands
as hos- given to American relatives of immi- mittance if the immigrant cannot making it unnecessary for persons in They volunteered to distribute the
them by the
title
o
come to America.
the interior of the country from go- food and clothing sent
ing." Mr. as
Untermyer
the Curiosity
will be aroused to a high tages, 11 were shot. In Storova, in grants.
Ile suggested
the
Palestine
"erroneous prefers
and mislead-
diloquent
1. Persona
cabling
to following:
their rela-
"Joint," to put up tents in the fields
ing to Warsaw for information.
Money for Maintenance Purposes.
judgment of a scholar who, by virtue pitch to learn what unheard of ac- the district of Slutzk, four 'Jewish tives in Europe that they have sent
and to keep watch at night.
In
the
case
of
prospective
immi-
un- families were massacred.
money by cable are advised to state
Many men, women and children
l observation and complishments are to be revealed
'
through what bank the money is be- grants who are registered with Hies
of persona
y
wander among the ruins in the hope
11. of ears
established a universal der cover of this mysterious all!
ing transmitted. Many persons con- in Warsaw and who cannot start the
rese arch, has
of
finding some of their worldy goods
reputation as an authority on Pales-
tent themselves with cabling "cabling journey to America because of visa
that may have been spared by the
money" or "cabled money" and their or other conditions, relatives here
tine, and he quotes the Very Rev. Sir
fire. In a few days, groups of work-
George Adam Smith, principal of
relatives, not knowing where to go may send them money for mainte-
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—The city era will be organized to clear away
(Continued From Page One.
nance purposes only through Hiss,
Aberdeen University. Sir George is
arburg will co-operate with and get the money, suffer in the
of Pinsk, Poland, containing 80,000 the ruins and to start the rebuilding
425-437
Lafayette
street,
New
York
of the opinion that under care the
Otto W
meantime.
inhabitants, was completely destroyed of Pinsk.
2. Addresses should be distinc t City. This money will be paid to the by a fire which started late Sunday
him as president. The vice-c h airmen,
Palestine soil is "capable of a pitch
ea of money is people abroad in dollars.
who will preside at separate sessions , andl
of productiveness beyond that reached
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c ear. A grea tll
JEWS IN GERMAN ARMY
hissrenders full service at its evening and soon got beyond the con-
even in the most prosperous period ,
is Lipsky, secretary of the being lost by reason of faulty ad-
members. They are Me ssrs. Guro- are Lou
headquarters in New York and in the trol of the poorly organized fire de-
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—According
of Syrian history."
Ame rican Zionist Organ ization; D a. dresses.
partment.
The
entire
population,
90
•
•
3 ,76-id avits,
He further compares the soil of vetch, Teitel, Sherr and Efrath.
of Palestine, professor of ,
if they are not filled following cities where it has branches: per cent of whom were Jews, is en- to statistics that have just been made
It is interesting to note that not vid Yellin
Ilias offices, must Philadelphia, 275 South Fourth St.; camped along the River Pine, which public, there were 84,352 Jewish sol-
the
Palestine
to
that
of
Southern
Cali-
ne
otf
t
.
.11
1
bu
e
fornia. It is hardly possible, he main- one active worker in the Jewish corn- , the Mizrachi, and Dr. Arthur Menke. o
Boston, 34 School St.; Baltimore,
in
flows through Pinsk, anxiously await- diers in the German army during the
rains, that, given the some methods munity has been appointed on the i The Congress Bureau there has al- place ed dou
must containthe following 1216 East Baltimore St.; Chicago, ing the food and clothing already way, 9,316 of whom were killed and
The correct age of the 1336-1338 South Morgan St., San
gates
are
arriving.
Dr.
Weizmann,
dispatched from here by the Ameri- 973 lost.
(
Ig- European relative; (b) the correct re- Francisco, 149 Eddy St.
rope, similar results would be rob-
J
LONDON.—(J
s in natz Zollshan, Ussischkin and En -
trained in the East, as
nce
Bureau
here
i
Tikin are expected within a
Mr. U
ntermyer further quotes from ish Corresrnde
a speech of Mr. Winston Churchill, receipt o a special radio message gineerom
Colonial Minister of Great Britain, from Moscow addressed by the Jew- . few days to spend a short vacation at
ratic Party Poole the watering
place.
c
who recently visited Palestine, and ish Social Demo
It is learned that Dr. Nordau, Dr.
who differs radically with Mr. Mor- Zion to the Jewish workers of the Mrmorek,
, JuliusSimon and
Rosoff
a
m to aid the De
genthau regarding the productivity o , wor, appealing to the
in the
Liema will not
ricken prov-
We are always plod to show visitors oar Sixty-
the Palestine soil. Ile speaks of the ' starving and famine-st
congress.
Five Display Damns—a distinctive feature that is
Jewish colonies in glowing terms. inces in Soviet Russia.
A telegram from Jerusalem states
unique In 'his city.
The radio reads as follows:
These colonies Mr. Morgenthau seems
Russia, the mother of lib- that the Austrian consulate there is
"Soviet
to have his
entirely
forgotten
when too,
he erty
wrote
article.
In this case,
and citadel of proletarian making difficulties for the delegates
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35th AUGUST FUR SALE
$225
$245
$295
$500
$110
$225
to
$645
to $395
to $450
to $1,000
to $235
to $395
ANN'S FUR POST
JEWS STRICKEN BY
FAMINE FLEE FROM
RUSSIA IN HORDES
CITY OF PINSK IS
DESTROYED BY FIRE
ZIONIST CONGRESS
CHOSEN
DELEGATES CH
Mr. Untermyer prefers the studied emancipation, is passing through the to the sever
congress.
a l cases visas have been re-
opinion of a British cabinet minister hardest moment since the revolution fused
; In
nece ssitating a very round-
•
without having hio one
to that of Mr. Morgenthau.
rate after years of war, blockade and about trip to Czecho-Slovakia from
I
counter-revolution. Now Russia faces
Trieste, probably through Italy,
Asks Pertinent Questions.
Mr. Untermyer is somewhat per- the menace of famine just when the Switzerland and Germany.
plexed over Mr. Morgenthau's anxiety wounds were beginning to heal. The I
as to the political status of palestine. workers of the world must not forget
Ile cannot understand how It is pos- what they owe Russia. Jewish work-
t argue e in the same breath ers mu st not forget that the fate of
both as an anti-Zionist and as a "p o- Soviet Russia involves the liberty and
litical maximalist." He cannot char- I life of millions of Jewish toilers. in
acterize it other than an acrobatic the hour when danger threatens the
Another Appeal Made for Additional
and intellectual straddle. Equally world's first labor republic, you will
Trucks for Picnics.
crib • It it is for Mr. Untermyer to fulfill your duty to workers' solider-
Jewish workers must muster ,
grasp Mr. Morgenthau's understood- ,,
ion-
"Y•
and
appeal
in
the
name
I
With
the completion of summer
ing of the spiritual aspects of Z
their r s
.' school this Friday, approximately
derstand
ism. Mr. Morgenthau
by spiritual values
seems the
to un-
en- of tens of thousands of Jewish work
Fulfill
2,500
Jewish
children will be free for
ere in Russia and Ukrainia.
joyment of material comfort, social your Proletarian duty and help stare-' their summer vacation. The Jewish
advancement and civic equality. Institute and the Detroit Department
Society of Ukrainian Jews in of Recreation are making all efforts
Such .narrow-minded conception of ing The
Russia!"
the Jewish question, Mr. Untermyer England announced its decision to to give each one of these at least one
asserts, savors much more of a pa. help those suffering from famine in outing during the two weeks they will
rochial politician than of a retired • Russia. The society will make every be free from school before the fall
ambassador. Ile refers to Mr. Mor- effort to secure the co-operation of i term begins.
genthau's emphasis of the fact that other organizations in the work. They' Another appeal has therefore been
the "anti-Zionist Jews of America plan to send a special delegation to sent out to Detroit's business men to
have found that spiritual life in mod- Russia to help . filth! the famine there. make every sacrifice of giving their
trucks for at least once or twice dur-
ern times can be most fully enjoyed
by those people who accept
the ZIONISTS
bene- I TO
ing each of the two coming weeks.
POLISH
Children are taken to David Brown's
Scentprogress which the world at I I AID FAMINE-STRICKEN
' u stry
WARSAW.—(J- T. A.)—The con. Rochester farm, where they are free
industry
'
large has made, in science,
to roam, swim and play to their
and the art of government." Then
Mr. Untermyer asks Mr. Morgenthau vention of Polish Zionists now meet- hearts' content. They are supplied
a few pertinent questions: lie asks ing in Lodz decided, after listening free with milk and corn.
Truck owners desiring to enlist in
whether Mr. Morgenthau thinks that - to addresses by refuges who have just
Zionists, in America or elsewhere, are arrived from Soviet Russia, to take making the "kiddies" happy are urged
indifferent or opposed to the benefits the lead in organizing Polish Jewry . to get in touch with Miss Mary Cap-
of science, industry and the art of to aid the famine-stricken in Russia. , Ian at the Jewish Institute, High and
government; whether he does not The executive committee was in- Hastings streets. Main 3740.
Through the courtesy of Milford
know that science is taught in all the structed by a unanimous resolution
a f
nex t licetdersedna y will
Jewish schools in Palestine and that I to take immediate steps to effect such
e r„d5n000d Jewish
after-
entertained
in Jews there are doing all they can an organization.
at Riverview (Palace Gardens),
in the present difficult times to foster A resolution was. adopted in favor noon
t
industry, that the art of just and be- of peaceful co-operation between 3700 East Jefferson avenue, opposite
neficent government is passionately Jews and Arabs in Palestine. Tele- Belle Isle. Each child will be given
esired there. He also asks whether grams were sent to the "Wand Ha- , tickets entitling holder to six
d
Mr. Morgenthau has ever heard of I,eumi" in Jerusalem and to Dr. ferent amusements.
C h i I dpraernk are trtgeerdtttaon b : in pf front
the proposed Hebrew University in Weismann in London, urging a n 0 _Children
the
Jerusalem, or of Professor Einstein, Arabic-Jewish understanding.
At a later session, Mr. Pudlishey- where
i
they will be met by a corps oi
the greatest thinker of the day, who
who is work- sky discussed the question of the Ke- workers representing the Jewish In-
and
is an ardent Zionist,
ing for the successful promotion of ren Hayesod and urged the Polish . stitute and the Detroit Department of
all effort. towards a'
Parents are urged to ac-
the university. That Mr. Morgenthau Zionists to make
company their children if possible.
should refer to spiritual values, yet successful cam ign.
make no allusion to the wee
SIR HERBERT THANKS
spiritual potentialities contained in
CANADIAN "MIZRACHI"
the Jewish resettlement of Palestine,
is typical of his range of vision.
ar-
Mr. Untermyer concludes his
MONTREAL — (J. T. A.) — The
Tikvas Zion, Maccabees of Judaea,
ticle with a bitter arraignment of the B'nos Yisroel and the Bar Kochba Ju- ; Canadian Mizrachi Organization is in i
"personal egotism" and the "morel daeons, four West End Young Judaea . receipt of a letter of thanks from Sir
vacuum" in which Mr. Morgenthates circles, will go out on a combined Herbert Samuel, High Commissioner
article seems to have been conceived. outing to David Brown's Rochester of Palestine, thanking them for their
Ile says:
The truck resolution of confidence cabled to,
farm Monday morning.
Should Help Jews.
"There is just one aspect of the will leave the synagogue on Twenty- him in July. The resolution expressed,
ac-
of the Mizrachi in the and
question, and that not the least im- ninth street and Michigan avenue at the
tis
on faitfh
o the
he
oors
of
Palestine
ath-
t
hope
that
t
d
portant, upon which Mr. Morgenthau 8 o'clock.
A fine program of games and
be reopened.
does not touch at all and which I
painfully miss. That is the terrible teens events is being prepared for
the wouldspeedily
Sir Herbert replied that "he was
c ircles.
day by the leaders
truck o and the privilege, pleased that con itions in Palestine
plight of the Jews in Eastern Europe,
the farm has been secured had permitted the resumption of int.
use of
of using
the
who are now passing through a worse The
tragedy than any that has been through the Jewish Institute. It is migration within the limits permitted
known in the annals of Israel since expected that 60 boys and girls will ' by the economic state of the coon-
the middle ages, and perhaps even join in the picnic. try."
surpassing in the mere volume of un-
AUGUST
Discount Sale
JEWISH INSTITUTE
TO ENTERTAIN 500
KIDDIES WEDNESDAY
p
FOU JU AEAN CLUBS
43IN-IN AN OUTING
Now in Progress
Odds and Ends
at a Reduction of
5 0%
Very
hands., Mr
lifeCril
sold for !Wire
as
of
that
high garde Dierilitore
nisch
when se hod enmplete as•
sortments. Included
in
this collection. a hich Is on
our sixth /lane, nee 01•er-
rartffed choirs, dairnports,
sewers, Windsor chairs and
rockers, district chairs. Iron
beds. cane chairs, etc., all
marked at exactly one-hall
off.
With such reductions as are prevailing during
this August Discount Sale it is wisdom to an-
ticipate your furniture requirements.
Here is an unsurpassed showing of furniture
and floor coverings of varied designs, embrac-
ing only the best grades.
It is a collection whose span reaches from the
most practical to furnishings of distinct
novelty.
But no matter what you wish to purchase for
your home, we can assure you that at no time
will you be able to buy it more reasonably
than now, and when this sale is over every
article will have to be sold at regular prices.
Pringle Furniture Co.
431 Gratiot Ave.
One and a Half Blocks from Broadway