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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26,' 1921.

VO.. X. NO. 14.

SIR ALFRED MOND
ANSWERS ATTACKS
OF BRANDEIS BODY

'Tis a Sad Tale

Told by the Four Orphans Note Here

Give Day's Labor
For Russ Relief

Jewish Workers Choose Com-
mission to Offer Help to
Jews in Russia.

ANOTHER RECORD!

The inborn Ilebrew craving
for learning once more mani-
fested itself this summer in the
studiousness of the Jewish chil-
dren of this city.
A survey of the summer
school attendance revealed some
startling figures concerning the
ambition of the Jewish youth.
Of a total summer grade and
high school attendance of 5,850,
there were 3,450 Jewish boys
and girls, or fully 59 per cent
of the total school attendance
was Jewish. The percentage of
the Jewish population of De-
troit is estimated at less than
10 per cent.
The record attendance for
Jewish pupils was that at the
Garfield school, where 800 of
1,000 in attendance were Jew-
ish. Northern High School was
a close second, with 700 of the
900 being Jewish pupils.
The complete figures follow:
Attendance Jewish
School
600
1200
Bishop
800
1000
Garfield
700
900
Northern High
350
750
Ellis
1000
2000
Central High

Palestine Chooses
Brandeis Delegate

Elects U. S. Justice as Repre-
sentative to International
Zionist Congress.

LIFE IN EUROPEAN
COUNTRIES ASSUMES
NORMALITY ASPECT

JERUSALEM.—J. T. A.)—Justice Felix M. Warburg Describes
NEW YORK.—(J. C. 11.1—At a
Louis D. Brandeis of the United
conference of Jewish workingmen's
Jewish Conditions After
States Supreine Court has been elect-
organizations held in New York City
ed as a delegate to the International
War and Pogroms.
on Aug. 16, Dr. Judah L. Magnes,
Zionist Congress, according to the re-
Baruch Zuckerman, secretary of the
sults of l'alestinian elections an-
J. D. C. CHAIRMAN URGES
People's Relief Committee, and C. B.
nounced here. Justice Brandeis is
ARABS WILL NOT CONFER
Vladeck, manager of the Jewish
RECONSTRUCTION POLICY
the American leader of the minority
WITH ZIONIST LEADERS
Daily Forward, were elected to form
group in the Zionist Organization,
- •
a commission which is to proceed to
By FELIX M. WARBURG,
lead-
which
is
opposed
to
the
present
LONDON.—(J. C. B.)—In a letter
Russia and distribute relief to the
(Chairman Joint Distribution Com-
ership in that organization, and he
to the Jewish Chronicle, Sir Alfred
Jews of that country, whose tragic
mittee.)
will therefore t participate in the
Mond, member of the British cabinet,
position has been exaggerated by the
forthcoming mi ting. The congress
expresses his surprise at the accusa-
scourge of famine that afflicts them '
(Copyrighted, 1921, by Jewish Cor-
opens On Sept.
tions made against Dr. Weizmann and
as well as the general population.
respondence Bureau.)
Twenty-one delegates have been
the present Zionist leadership in a
Seven hundred and ninety-three ac-
When I last sailed for Europe I
elected by the Jews of Palestine to
statementissued by the former ad-
credited delegates, representing 379
the forthcoming Zionist Congress. had some misgivings about the liqui-
minration of the Zionist Organiza-
organizations, most of them working.'
The general Zionists, supporters of dation of palliative relief abroad. I
tion of America and sent to him and,
men groups, met to confer on the
Weizmann, elected Boris Goldberg, had some fear that while we were
it is learned, to Lloyd George, see.'
problem of relief for famine-stricken
James Rothschild and David Yellin; seeking to relieve ourselves of some
seal British Cabinet Ministers, James
. Russia and decided to appeal to all
the "opposition" elected Ben Avi,I of the duties which the American
de Rothschild and prominentNitionists
Jews to contribute the proceeds of
Alexandra Aronson, Barak and Jus- Jews had voluntarily assumed and
in England. Mond in his letter de -
a day's labor to the fund now being
tice Brandeis; the Mizrachi delegates borne since the ravages of the war
clares that what is said Of the Lord
raised. The meeting was called on
are Rabbis Meisel, Ostrowsky, Fish- began to spread over vast areas of
Readig plan for the composition of
the initiative of the People's Relief
Jewish settlements, withdrawal from
a new Zionist executive cannot be
Committee, which had functioned'
the field of general relief might im-
correct since he, as a member of the
the
i
th war as a
throughout an d since
pose an unbearable burden on the
British Cabinet, could not have ac-
purely Jewish institution. The con-
Local communities, and thus cause
cepted a post on the executive. Mond
ference, however, was an agglomera-
I new hardships and misery to the im-
,
states that he was not aware that
tion of men of all shades of opinion,
' poverished Jewish population.
so that the conference early was SAY
CELIA, MICHAEL, MORRIS AND MOLLIE FINE.
Just ice Brandeis had a definite plan
I am happy to say, however, that
for the executive personnel when he
troubled by the extremist Commun.
after a careful survey of conditions
OLLIE,
Morris
Michael
and
tered
to
different
parts
of
the
world
was in London. Sir Alfred reiterates
ist faction, which demanded that,
abroad
and a thorough discussion
ts of since there were no specific Jewish
his readiness to co-operate with Dr.
Celia Fine, 18, 16, 14 and 12 un tit reu n ited thr o u g h the e
with Dr. Bogen, Dr. Kahn, Dr. Peiser,
Weizmann and to assist him in all years old, respectively, of Garochow, the older,
terests, the Soviet government aid-
Dr.
Plotz,
Mr. Gana, Mr. Landesco
n g and protecting all its subjects in-
Sara Fine told a pitiful Cal/: of her interests,
his work, praising the present leader Poland, owe their presence in the
and others, my misgivings and my
• •
United States to the extreme and self. coming to this country, now er fam- discriminately,
•
all relief funds should
of the Zionist movement.
fear proved to have been utterly un-
This week's issue of the Jewish sacrificing loyalty of their older sir- ilY was broken up as a result of the be dispotched to the Soviet authori-
founded.
war and how the orphans finally met ties for administration and distribu- Gentile Doubts There Is An Or-
Chronicle prints a four-page official ter, Sara.
In every country, with the sole ex-
These five of the Fine family have again to establish their home in Be- , tion.
reply from the Zionist Executive to
ganized Force to Spread
ception of Russia, life is assuming
the above-mentioned statement of the been orphaned by the war and scat- troit.
I This new was vehemently opposed
Anti-Jewish
Feeling.
more
or less normal aspects and peo-
Sara Emigrates to U. S.
by the body of the conference, in-
Brandeis minority Zionists in the
ple begin to find more stable and na-
Sara, who is now 21 years old, eluding even radical and socialist ale"
Zionist movement to day are based
tural
levels,
which makes it possible.
By CARL H. GETZ.
came to this country when 14 years ments. There was talk of compro-
on two varying conceptions of Jew-
for hte Joint Distribution Committee
(In the Jewish Tribune.)
old, upon the death of her father in mire which would divide the relief,
ish nationalism. It then proceeds to
to substitute constructive relief along
February, 1914, that she might lend 50 per cent going for general relief
answer each of the arguments of the
functional lines for bread lines and
(Copyright, 1921, The Jewish Tri-
financial help to her mother and and 50 per cent to the Jews, but fin-
Americans. The executive maintains
soup kitchens.
bune, Inc.)
brothers and sisters in Gorochow, : ally the view prevailed that the re-
that the World Congress is the high-
Several
months
ago
I
had
the
good
Policy Dictated by Experience.
est instance in Zionist affairs and that
then a part of Russia. ' suits c of the efforts of Ameri an Jew-
For several months Sara sent ry be used to benefit Russian Jewry fortune to have tea at the home of
The new policy of:constructive re-
though individual federations may re-
one
of
the
most
distinguished
and
money home and kept in touch with directly and only. Some extremists
lief was dictated by experience. The
ceive certain measures of autonomy,
ablest Jewish lawyers in New York.
necessity of liquidating unproductive
they may not be granted any power Relief Work in Ukraine Lessens her folks, until the war broke out. , thereupon withdrew, but a large ma-
Communications stopped with the ijority of the organizations repre- With a group of friends we were dis-
charity became apparent more than
which would make them stronger
Preailing Frightful Con-
D.
BRANDEIS.
JUSTICE LOUIS
cussing certain phases of what is de-
last
letter
she
received
from
home,
on
rented
pledged
themselves
to
stand
a year ago when reports from our
than the congress itself.
ditions.
Sept. 6, 1914. Days of agony and by the decision of the conference and scribed—inaccurately, I think—the man and Margolis. The Achdut Ha- re p r es entatives and investigators
Favor Economy.
trial then began for young Sara. By to co-operate in the work of redeem- anti-Semitic movement. I was rais- Avodah will be represented by Ben abroad had revealed the fact that in-
NEW YORK.—The Joint Distribu- day she worked and by night kept ing the promise of one day's labor ing certain questions as to why the Zvi, Beril Katzenellenson, Dr. Oetin- discriminate generosity on the part
The present leadership, it is de-
Jews did this and didn't do that and ger, Israel Blumenfeld, secretary of of the Joint Distribution Committee
clared, is certainly in favor of econ-1 tion Committee inaugurated its relief up a correspondence with the various ' for Russia."
Dr. Magnus was not present at the ' each time opened my question with the party, Tabenkln and Lefkowitz; tended to pauperize not only the poor
omy both in Palestine and in London,' activities in Bessarabia last February. agencies from whom she sought help ,
Bessarabia
is
immediately
adjacent
to
'
in
locating
her
mother,
brothers
and
meeting,
but
wrote
a letter urging "I can't understand why," whereupon Ilapoel Hazoir by Wilkansky, Sprin- but also the rich.
but if the central organization is to
In Poland, Roumania, Austria,
maintain its prestige in the eyes of Ukraine and was part of Russia until sister.
the conference to act speedily and one of the gentlement present--a col- zak, Eliezer Yaffe and Zaslovsky.
the
treaty
of
Versailles
placed
it
un-
volunteering his assistance. It was lege professor of social science, an
Arabs Would Study Hebrew.
Hungary and, with the exception of
the mandatory power and the great
Efforts Prove Successful.
especially keen-minded scholar—in-
Arabs
liv-
Germany,
prractically in every coun-
Representatives
of
many
nations, the control of all funds must der the Roumanian flag. There al-
Sara denied herself all the luxuries; originally understood that the com- ,
ing in and around llebron have ap- try where the Joint Distribution Com-
reside with it. The executive further ways was a large Jewish population in dear to a girl and her efforts finally mission of three would proceed to terrupted to remark:
"My good friend, this is all very proached the Zionist Commission here mittee was carrying on relief activi-
asserts that it is opposed to private' Bessarabia; since the pogroms be- proved successful when, about a year Russia within a few weeks. In view,
interesting, but your frank confes- for permission to have their children ties, many of the rich
enterprises in Palestine which weaken . came an every-day occurrence in ago, she finally managed to get in however, of President Harding's re-
Jews seemed
lower Ukraine, this province became
sion of your inability to understand attend the Hebrew schools maintianed to have taken it for granted that the
at cent letter to Secretary Hoover, in
the Zionist Organization.
I
the Jew is the most interesting. You by the Educational Bureau of the American Jews alone had the privi-
the Mecca of the refugees fleeing the touch with her brother Morris,
In an interview with the Morning
Lutzk,
near
Gorochow,
after
a
silence
!
which
it
was
stated
that
the
United
Post, Dr. Chaim Weizmann, leader of terror spread by Petlura's bands of of six years. Some time later she , States State Department would not can't understand the Jew and his Commission. The requested permis- lege of fulfilling their obligations, a
philosophy and his impulses because sion has been granted and the enroll- they assumed an attitude of 'aim/
the Zionist movement, declared that murderers.
When the Joint Distribution Com- managed to locate her sisters, Mollie vise the passports of representatives you are not a Jew. I believe it prac- ment of Arab children has already faire in all matters which concern,
the Zionists were ready to negotiate'
, mittee representative started on his and Celia, and brother ,Michael, who of independent organizations anxious tically impossible for a Gentile to begun.
Jewish communal life. Leaning al-
with the Arabs through their delega.
knew nothing of the whereabouts of to conduct relief activities for Soviet
comprehend profoundly Jewish psy-
Thanks to the intervention of Dr. most entirely upon the Joint Distri-
Lion now in London on condition that mission, he found the most frightful their brother Morris, just as he knew Russia, it appears that Dr. Magnes
Robert Stricker, the Austrian minis- bution Committee, Kehillahs and or-
the Arabs agreed to the Balfour dec- conditions prevailing in Kishinev and nothing of theirs. The mother had I and Messrs. Zuckerman and Vladeck chology."
To which I had no answer.
all other towns of Bessarabia. The
ter has instructed the Austrian con- ganizations failed to realize that a
laration, which pledged Great Britain
died shortly before the group was lo- will not be permitted to go on their
And so I write these few lines in suls in Trieste and Jerusalem to vise time must come when
to the establishment of a Jewish greatest hardship was caused by the cated by Sara. . I mission. The relief work here among
they would be
absolute lack of housing facilities.
an apologetic frame of mind. If I the passports of the Palestine dele- called upon to resume their pre-war
homeland in l'alestine. Weizmann
Again
Sara
came
to
the
rescue
and
the
Jews
continues,
notwithstanding
err in my expressions of opinion it gates to the Zionist Congress, to pass status and duties, and
were for the most part
they allowed
stated the Jews and Arabs could ef- The refugees
united the four, then starting plans this difficulty.
is because of facts over which I have through Austria on their way to the Joint Distribution Committee to
n ding with herded in synagogues and other for bringing the four to this country.
d
le
unersta
fe ct an amicab
no control.
and that places of worship, they were sleeping
s
people
Carlsbad.
The
consuls
had
previous-
monopolize
the
whole
field
of philan-
both
The union of the four took place in ,
m uch benefit to
No Anti-Semitic Movement.
reason why they could on benches or on bare floors, without Gorochow.
ly refused to issue vises for the Pales- thropic work.
there was no
Let me tell you what brought tine delegates.
not work hand in hand for the re., matting or covering of any kind.
Th? older Fine girl managed to
Effects on Jewish Life.
about this little meeting of which I
These improvised shelters soon be-
Abraham Revutsky, former Minis-
construction of Palestine.
The effect of this condition on Jew-
write. As a newspaper and maga- ter of Jewish Affairs in the Ukraine
came the seat of infection of all sorts save $500 by denying herself a cold'
Arabs Issue Statement.
zine man, as a college professor in and leader of the Left Socialist Party ish life abroad grew ever more un-
of diseases. Outside of Kishinev and drink in the summer or an extra'
warm cloak in the winter. This sum,
wholesome, and as far back as May
three state universities, as a publicity
Subsequent to the appearance of Soroki there were no soup kitchens however, was enough to - bring here ,
Urges Jewish Students to Make Study man and as a counselor in public re- l'oale Zion in Palestine, was cleared of last year, the Joint Distribution
the interview in the Morning Post, anywhere. With only limited means only two of the four children, and the l
of a charge against him for writing a
of the Bible and Hebrew
a resolution
lations, all of which for a good many pamphlet in which he attacked the Committee adopted
the Arab delegation issued a state- , at his disposal and with the marked four orphans would not hear of being
Literature.
years has taken me from coast to policies of Sir Herbert Samuel. The which was Introduced by Colonel Leh-
ment, declaring that a conference on hostility of some of the managers of separated. Either all were to go, or
coast and into Canada and Mexico, court found that the paper was pub man, setting apart $5,000,000 from
the basis of an acceptance of the Bah the local relief organizations, the rep- none.
four Declaration was impossible and resentative of the Joint Distribution
Speaking before the study circle of time and time again, I have fre- lished before the censorship became our funds for reconstruction work.
Takes Mother's Place.
that the Arabs would therefore under Committee set out on his task.
the Detroit chapter of the Intercol- quently encountered evidences of operative in the country and that Re- About that time it also became Clear
When
Sara
suggested
to
the
older,
600 Refugees Sheltered.
no conditions enter into negotiations
legiate Zionist Association a week ago anti-Semitic feeling. I have watched vutsky could therefore not be tried that in order to revitalize local' in-
Kishinev naturally, with the largest Mollie, that two emigrate from Po- Thursday, Rabbi Samuel Sachs pic- with real interest the methods that Revutsky called his brochure "From ' itiative and self-reliance, in order to
with the Zionists.
land
first,
the
latter
replied
with
an
,
The Indian and Afghan delegations number of refugees—there were
tured the Jewish nation as a boat that have been used to combat this feel- the Balfour Declaration to the Samue I enable the readaptation of communal
now in London gave a reception to 7,500 of them—required immediate emphatic No She wrote that fol- is being tossed about by the waves in ing. I studiously avoid the word Declaration" and elaborated his view institutions to local sources and thus
lowing
her
mother's
death
she
was:
the Arab delegation from l'alestine. attention. First the synagogues were
the Inid-ocean, and yet at all times "movement," because I don't believe that Samuel's speech of June 3 wa to avoid as much as possible all hard-
there is such a thing as an anti-Semi- tantamount to an annulment of th ! ships which would ensue as a result
Musa Kassim l'asha, ex-mayor of Je- cleaned and supplied with bedding; a taking the mother's place in caring, escapes being sunk.
o of • sudden withdrawal of our funds,
rusalem and head of the Palestinian two-story building was rented and re- for the children and she would not
Jewish learning, the Bible and the tine movement, at least not in Amer- Balfour Declaration.
it was necessary to serve notice on
delegation, declared that the Arabs modeled at the cost of 100,000 Lei think of coming without the young- Talmud, the Torah, is what has saved ica. Jew and Gentile alike will ad-
Stein is Head Commissioner.
t the Jewish communities abroad al-
the Jewish people throughout the mit that there is anti-Semitic feeling,
were opposed to the establishment of (about $1,000 at the present rate of sters.
It
is
maintained
in
local
circles
tha
The European Jewish Women's trials of the exile, Rahhi Sachs said. but that there is an organized move-
lowing them 'ample time and funds
any foreign non-Arab sovereignty in exchange); this building provides
rganza ion o e , The lecturer urged the members of ment against the Jew is very doubt- though Revutsky has been released h e to effect a gradual substitution of lo-
l'alestine. He said that the Jews and shelter for 600 refugees, school rooms W elfare Organization
will probably be deported from th
which
has
been
functioning
here
for
o
cal
means for the support of the
ful.
Little
evidence
can
be
produced
for
children,
reading
and
social
rooms
the
Detroit
I.
Z.
A.
to
continue
the
Arabs had lived in complete fratern.
country together with the other mom
the past year and a half for the pur- study of Jewish history as a means to sustain that opinion.
Joint Distribution Committee. Such
for centuries. There was no op at a monthly cost of maintenance of
hers of the "Mops" radical party.
pose
of
assisting
Jewish
children
or-
As
I
have
studied
how
the
Jew
notice
was served everywhere abroad
only
25,000
Lei.
These
scanty
ac-
poolon to Jews as such, but rather
of strengthening their allegiance to
Major Leonard Stein, private sec
phaned by the war, then came to the
went about to counteract anti-Semi- retary to Dr. Weizmann, will act a after the conference of our European
their people.
to those of them who clamored for commodations have not solved the
rescue.
When
Sara
Fine
came
to
the,
loss
to
at
a
tic
feeling
I
have
been
representatives,
which took place last
housing
problem
and
after
negotia-
Rabbi Sachs pointed out that the
extraordinary concessions. The chief
temporary chairman of the Zionis
of the Indian delegation declared for tions with the We!' Ministry and the officers of the organization with her Jewish youth of today delights in understand Jewish psychology. I Commission during the absence of Dr . year in the middle of November. This
story, help was immediately volun- quoting from Gentile writers who have felt that his method of approach
d
gathering
has
since
become known as
municipality
are
completed,
the
bar-
equal freedom in Palestine to all
teered, with the result that the rem- have been fed on the Bible, them- was wrong. I have felt this especial- Eder and Dr. Ruppin, who will atten
the Vienna Conference.
three great religions and expressed racks, which after renovation will ac-
nant of the Fine family was finally selves ignoring the study of the Bible ly because my work has brought me the Zionist Congress at Carlsbad •
The
Vienna
Conference
decided
commodate
about
2,000
refugees,
will
the opinion that the Mohammedans of
Major Stein accompanied Dr. Weiz
reunited here last Friday noon.
itself. As examples, he quoted Mil- in direct contact with so many differ- mann during his recent visit to th that all general palliative relief
the world would never rest until all he placed at their disposal.
A
'
d
by
Society.
should
be
liquidated
not
later
than
The food question was easier to
ton and Ruskin. He urged that Jew-
(Continued On Page 8.)
Moslem countries were under one
United States and Canada.
Through the efforts of the European ish students go to the original source
July 1, 1921, and that by that time
aegis. solve than the housing problem; a
Jewish
Women's
Welfare
Organiza-
and thereafter all funds of the Joint
people's kitchen previously estab-
and make a study of the Bible and
tion, rooms were rented for the Fines of Hebrew literature.
Distribution Committee should be ap-
(Continued on Page 6)
at 425 Garfield avenue and the or-
plied to constructive functional ac-
Rabbi Sachs' talk was followed by
phans are being assisted in many an interesting discussion on Jewish
tivities. These activities include:
ways, in furnishing the rooms, mak- religious and Zionist topics. Rabbi
1. Child care.
ing friendships and becoming assimi- Sachs is expected to address a meet-
2. Economic rehabilitation through
lated to their new environment. For ing of the entire chapter at the open-
loans and co-operatives.
the first four days of their stay here, ing of school.
Noted Philosopher Completes Masterly Study
(Continued on Page 5)
Thirty-five members of the I. Z. A.
Steamer Greyhound to Make Stop-
(Continued on Page 7)
The third annual Young Judaea
and their friends last Sunday joined
Over at Sugar Island on Wed•
APPEAL
FOR MEMBERS
Field
Day
will
take
place
this
Sunday
in an outing to David Brown's Roch-
Dr. Georg Brandes, the Danish
Julius Mortizen, discussing Brands
nesday Evening.
at Belle Isle, under the auspices of
ester farm. The party left for the critic, whose family name is Cohen, in the New York Herald, says:
ISSUED BY E. J. W. W. 0.
farm by truck from the Shaarey Ze- and who is famed as the foremost
"With Brandes attaining hi
Final preparations have been corn- the Detroit Young Judaea Council
dek. A baseball game between the Shakespearean scholar in the world, eightieth year next February, it is •
Simultaneous with the coming to
plated for the first annual moonlight and with the co-operation of the De-
Frank R. Hamburger Was Prominent I. Z. A. and the Knights of Judaea,
of the Junior European Jewish Wom. troit Department of Recreation.
foregone conclusion that not only in Detroit last Friday of the four Fine
a
Young
Judaea
circle,
resulted
in
•
Figure
in
Jewish
Community.
orphans,
whose story is told in an
the
literary
circles
of
Scandinavia,
en's Welfare Organization, to be held This year's field day will be an all-
dnesday evening, Aug. 31.' day event, starting at 9 o'clock in the
victory for the latter, the score being
but in England and on the Continent article in this issue of the Detroit
this We
R.
Hamburger,
57
years
old,
6
to
3.
Frank
Jewish
Chronicle,
the European Jew-
the event will be observed fittingly in •
This will mark the last Jewish social morning with three baseball games.
Samuel Untermyer's reply to Henry
event of the season. A number of The first game will be between the 2800 West Grand Boulevard, died of
honor of this cosmopolitan writer. ish Women's Welfare Organization,
I.
Morgenthau
was
discussed
by
the
:45
p.
m.
Sunday
in
Har-
I
which
was
responsible
for bringing
When he retched his seventieth year
interesting events by good local tal- Bar Kochba Judaeans and the De- cancer at
it was considered an important liter- them to this country from Poland, is-
ent will make up an unusually inter- fenders of Zion. The Tikvas Zion per Hospital, following an illness of Z. A. at a meeting held last Tuesday
evening.
Miss
Esther
Rosenstein
act-
sued an appeal to Detroit's residents
ary event abroad.
esting program on the boat, accord. meet the Hadar Zion in the second nearly a year.
ing to the committee in charge. game, the leaders in Young Judaea
Mr. Hamburger was a former pres- ed as chairman. Samuel Heyman has
to lend a helping hand to the society
A Picture of Brandes.
the Defenders of the W
ident of the hamburger Manufactur- been chosen chairman of the discus-
in bringing Eastern European Jewish
The steamer Greyhound will leave Playing
"Ankler
Kikeby,
himself
an
author
sion this Tuesday, when the life of
ing
Company
and
was
a
Detroit
dele-
children orphaned by the war and by
at the foot of Griswold street at 8:15. and
Blue
in the
third will
game.
of reputation, interviewed Brandes pogroms to the United States.
The
field
events
start at I :30. gate in June, 1920, to the interna- Major Mordecai Manuel Noah, the
p. m. sharp and will go to
Sugar
.
,..
and
junior
and
wrote
as
follows:
'Georg
Brandes
or, intermediate in this meet, tional Board of Commerce in Paris. first American Zionist, will be out-
Mrs. S. Goldstick, speaking for the
is sitting in his apartment on the welfare organization, said that within
Island for a circles
stop-over of about
an participate
Seni
hour.
will
He was secretary of the Detroit As- lined.
Boulevard between roks of bookcases, a few weeks a city-wide campaign
with regular races and events for all sociation of Credit Men for nearly
Jewish college students and their
reaching from floor to ceiling, leav- will be conducted among the Jewish
The committee
of the groups. Novelty races are also be - eight years.
friends are urged to attend these
moonlight
consists in of charge
Edna Lewis,
ng no single place for pictures. Only I women of Detroit to enlist them as
Bar- iingprovided for by the athletic com-
Mr. hamburger Was born in New- meetings, held Tuesday evenings at
an
in the bay window one discovers • members of the organization. Mrs.
chairman; Goldie Silk, Lilli
the
Shaarey
Zedek.
ark and came to Detroit with his par-
mittee.
fed plaster casts of Florentine me- Goldstick expressed the hope that the
Lena Silk and Anna Gordon.
Approximately 500 local Young Ju- s'ents in 1866. He was educated in
dallions. As is his custom, Brandes . membership solicitors will meet with
Tickets may be secured from mem- daeans are expected to come out for the grade schools, but left at an early FORM WORLD ORGANIZATION
intrenched himself behind his writing a ready response from the local Jew-
hers of the organization or at Grin- this year's field events, spending the age to earn his own living. lie first
FOR JEWISH ORPHAN RELIEF'
table, where writing paper, newspa- ish women.
entire day at the island. Parents of sold papers, then was identified with
nell's Woodward avenue store.
of the moonlight will
pers, letters and books appear, as if
proceeds
LONDON.—(J. C. B.)—Mrs. Frei-
Mrs. Eva Bloom, formerly of this
go The
towards
the orphan fund. Par- Young Judaeans have been invited to a carriage trimming firm for nine
in an interminable flux between a city, now in New York, who organized
,
man,
delegate
of
the
Canadian
Relief
years. Later he was • salesman for
'
broken inkstand, a tray with penhold- the European Women's Welfare or-
Organization, stated here that at-
titular stress is laid on the need of ' ttend
a wholesale clothing house.
ers and some bottles of mineral wa• g anization, is now organizing similar
additional funds at the present time
Mr. Hamburger's family includes tempts would soon be made to or-
ter, while dangerously near the edge branch orfanizations in New York
because of the impending campaign . '
Mrs. Hamburger, one son, Leon II. ganize a world organization whose
NOTICE
TO
ADVERTISERS
United
States,
of the further corner of the table and other eastern cities.
Jewish
be
to
aid
to bring over to the
Hamburger, 1686 Glynn court, and purpose it would
stands a tall vase, containing scarlet
several hundred orphans from Poland
children orphaned during the war
Mrs. Goldstick also appealed on be-
one grandchild.
DR. GEORG BRANDES.
red roses. On other tables, under the halt of the iunior organization. She
and the Ukraine. The Junior Eu-
at. WilliamO'B. Mattingly,
.
Funeral services took 'place at the and since.
ropean Jewish Women's Organization
Mrs. Freiman, together with Mrs.' will attain his eightieth year in Feb- tablet, on chair:, in the corners of expressed the hope that the moon-
William R. Hamilton chapel, 3975
for six years advertising man-
the room, on the window sill, every- light Wednesday evening will be well
is assisting the parent society in its
agar of The Detroit Jewish
Cam avenue, at 2 p. m. Tuesday, with Prince of Canada, are proceeding to ruary 19"2
In celebration of that event, Bran- where, stacks of books, heaps of let- patronized by the Detroit community,
work of orphan relief. Four orphans
Rabbi Henry J. Berkowitz of Temple Antwerp, whence 150 Ukrainian or-
Chronicle, is no longer connect-
week
last
were brought to Detroit
Burial was in phans will proceed to frVada on des has just finished a masterly study ter• Light is furnished from an li e funds go.Mg towazds...arnhtux-ra.
ed with this paper.
Beth El officiating.

Readiness to Co-
Operate With Dr. Weizmann
in Zionist Work.

Reiterates

S ANTI-SEMITIC
MOVE NON-EXISTENT

M

J. D. C. ALLEVIATES
REFUGEE HARDSHIPS

RABBI SACHS GIVES
INTERESTING TALK
TO DETROIT I. Z. A.

JUNIOR E. J. W. W. 0.
MOONLIGHT FUNDS 3RD ANNUAL YOUNG
TO GO TO ORPHANS JUDAEA FIELD DAY
AT ISLAND SUNDAY

Nears 8oth Birthday

CREDIT SECRETARY
DIES; ILL ONE YEAR

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