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KNIGHTS OF JUDAEA WIN
1,200 Jews Attend Banquet in
FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Honor of Zionist Delega-
The Knight.. of Judaea last Sunday
won the championship in football in
intermediate ranks by defeating the
Uplifters of Zion by the score of 6 to
O. - Sumac! 'Lehman, in charge of the
athletics for Detroit Young Judaea,
lauded both teams for the clean game
played and said the committee was
gratified to see the tine sportsmanship
dispaiNed.
The game between the Knights and
Irplifteits was preceded by a football
game between the Defenders of Zion
and the Bur Kochlia dudarans
The
come resulted in an IS to 1M tie.
Milian announced that plans
have been completed for the basket-
ball season. Two public school gyni-,
nasiunis been resugved for Oran:
lice in addition to the Jewish Institute
gyin.
S. HEYMAN HONORED
AT KNIGHTS' PARTY
silop,s,
Running true to expectations, the
parte given by the Knights of Judaea
uthonor of Samuel Heyman, their for-
mer leader, president of the Detroit
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cided success.
Slomovitz, present leader of the
club, acted as toastmaster. The pro-
gram was opened by an informal in-
stallation of officers. Extemporaneous
Sittings by Appointment Only.
speeches were made by Jacob Kadu-
shin, Std Slomovitz, Sam Firestone,
Max Weise, William Lankin, Jae Saf-
frin, Abraham Tortiaw, Aaron Lip-
shitz, Isadore Cohen, Harry Seligson,
Reuben Cohen, Nathan Zack and Ben
Cohen.
An interesting feature of the pro-
gram was the humorous prophesy of
the club by ,lulius Kabatzky. The
Misses Bimini and Bertha Slomovitz
kind Samuel 7.4, 1finan spoke for the
leaders. JO(' Levin then followed with
it few remarks, in the course of which
ht prcsi nail to Mr. Heyman, on be-
half of the club, a geld Eversharp
pencil. Mr. Ileyrnan's response, mass
singing and the singing of Hatikvah
closed the program.
"Resolved, That the Jews of Amer-
ica are in greater need of Zionism
than the Jews of Eastern Europe"
will 1.1.- the subject of a debate to be
held this Saturday evening. The af-
firmative side will be upheld by Team
1, composed of Max Weise, Aaron
Lipshitz and Ilarry Seligson, who will
be opposed by Team 3, composed of
',foe Levine, Julius Kahatsky and Na-
than Zack.
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CLEVELAND
IIARTFORD
BAR KOCHBA JUDAEANS
tion to U. S.
DR. JOSEPH SILVERMAN
AMONG THE SPEAKERS
NEW YORK- -(J .C. BA—Twelve
hundred Jews, fur the most part Zi-
onists but with it sprinkling of non-
Zionists, attended a banquet on Sun-
day evening, Nov. 13, tendered as a
reception to the Karen Ilayesod dele-
iration, consistnig of Nahufn Sokolow,
Prof. Otto Warburg, Vladimir Jabot-
insky .and Dr, Alexander Goldstein,,
who arrived in this country last week.
In addition to the guests of Imon
prominent seats on an elevated dais
were occupied by Samuel Unterinyer,
toastmaster of the banquet; Herman
Conheim, l'eter Schweitzer, Stun
Lamport, Louis Robi-an, Judge Dan-
Iienbaum of Texas, Morris Itotben-
berg, Harry Fishel, Rabbi Nathan'
Kress, Rabbi Meier Berlin, David
l'inski, editor of the daily Zeit, and
Rabbi Joseph Silverman of Temple
Emanuel, while seated at Ticakliy to - '
Ides were Louis Marshall, Julius Ros-
„n•ald, Edward Lauterbach, Jeffer-
ain Seligman, Dr. S. Benderly and
many other 'imminent Jews.
Outlines Keren H•yesod.
After a prayer had been offered,
Untermyer read an address of
welcome in which he outlined the
basic principle of the Karen Ilay•sod,
stating that it was wide enough and
inclusive enough for Zionists as well
as non-Zionists "if there be such,”
and nationalists as well as anti-na-
tionalists to meet under its banner.
The toastmaster made a passing ref-
erence to the popular question of
disarmament and then proceeded to
introduce the chief guest of the oc-
casion.
Nahum Sokolaw, chairman of the
World Zionist Executive Committee
who visited America some nine years
ago, was greeted with much enthusi-
asm, not excluding the new Custom-
ary, spontaneous and perhaps there-
fore unharmonious, singing of the
Ilatikvah. Mr. Sokolow dilated on
the spiritual and actual need of a
Jewish Palestine which required for
midable efforts and unceasing activ-
ity. "In the name of these," he said,
"we have come to you"—to make
the ideal a reality was his intimation.
The Zionist leader then pictured the
future Jewish homeland and called
forth much applause with his sugges-
tion that a Jewish Palestine will be
"a living Bible," a land after the
ideals of the Scriptures and the Pro-
phets.
Rabbi Silverman's Address.
Attention was strained when Rabbi
Joseph Silverman of Temple Eman-
uel, inveterate anti-Zionist, rose to'
speak. "As I entered the banquet
hall," he said "someone turned to me
and asked, 'Is Saul also among the'
Prophets?'" The Rabbi countered
)AUGHTERS OF THE WHITE with another Biblical reference, quot-
log, "1 am Joseph. I come to seek
AND BLUE
______
my brethren." After this, an open
declaration of sympathy might have
A special meeting of the Daughters .
,
.
t xpect e d, and in fact Dr. Sil-
e
■ ;t• the White and Blue was held at the liven
home of Miss Hindi' Kurtzman, 309 , verman did declare himself prepared
Nor.
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to
out
in
the
upbuilding of Palestine,
Englewood, on Sunday afternoon,
20. a Palestine which, patterned after
Samuel Zellman is temporarily in
charge of the Bar Kochha Judakians
as leader. The club is planning to re-
sume the weekly programs at the meet-
ings, which have been halted since
change in leadership.
The members regretted the leaving I the United States, is to be a demo-
of Miss Julia Wine as their leader,, cratic republic. Someone at his side
but welcomed in her place Miss Mama remarked that the American Repub.
Levin. Activities for the coating win-, l ie was patterned after the ideals
ter Svelte discussed, an d ,,,,,,, 1,14. w , of the Bible. The speaker accepted'
with the election of officers, which re-'the interlocution, agreeing then that
suited in the following: President,' a republic patterned after the United
Jeanne Rosen; vice-president, Anna States would in turn follow the ori-
Zimmerman; recording secretary, Bes- ginal pattern in the Bible. Rabbi
sie Kaplan; corresponding secretary, Silverman closed with an impassioned
Limy Drapkin; treasurer, Emily LeS plea for disarmament which, he said,
was an ancient Jewish ideal.
vine, and editor, Hinda Kurtzman.
Morris Rothenberg, executive mem-
The next regular 'fleeting will be
at the home of :Miss Bessie Kaplan, her of the Zionist organization, ap-
112 Pasadena, on Sunday, Dec. .1, at ; pealed to all Jews to aid the Keren
2:30 p. m. Ilayesod and to strive to match the
' sacrifices of the Palestinian chalu-
RECECPTION TO SOKOLOW , zim. Ile was followed by Prof. Otto
Warburg ,ex-president of the World
DELEGATION BY AMERICAN
Zionist organization, who began in
JEWISH YOUTH
English but delivered the major part
of his address in German. He com-
N,.,.
NEW YORK—On Monday,
25,,I
a reception will lie tendered to Nahum
mired the visit of the delegation to
prof,. that of Columbus—one of discovery,
Sokolow,
Jabotsky,
-or Ot Vladimir
gold-seeking—and
then, colonization
Otto Warburg and Br. Alexander
that he is. outlined the details
ticldstein ('p representatives of the' ■•xpert
American Jewish youth. Every inn-of the settlement Plans and schemes
of • projected by the Zionists.
non tont organization representative
A New St•r.
the American Jewish youth is pa r-
ticipting in this reception which will ,
Dr. Alexander Goldstein, Russian
be held under the auspices of Young Zionist hitherto not well-known. im-
Judaea. This-reception is one of the mediately proved his worth as all
most important events in the history orator by delivering waht many con- ,
of the Young Judaea organization. sidered the best, and what was nor-
The guests will Its some of the most fairly a high lyrical and appealing
distinguished nien in Jewish public speech. The delegation, he said,
life today. Nahum Sokolow, the not- might be accused of arson; they
ed orator, scholar and historian, is I came to inflame, to set afire the imag-
I hairman of the Executive Committee matins and the hearts of the Jews
of the World Zion organization. Vladi- , o f America for the great work on
stir Jabotsky is the most romantic fig- behalf of Palestine.
ure in the Jewish world today. It was
It was the first appearance in
through his vigorous leadership that
or-
the Jewish Legion was organized and America of Vladimir .Jabotinsky,
Legion,
lieu-
al- : ganizer of the Jewish nhy's
forces,
performed valiant service on the P
Alle
tenant in General
estine front..labotsky has always been
styled by Untermyer as a "militant
the champion of an aggressive Jewish
Zionist," known the world over as
policy. Ile has stood for the open
the "Jewish Garibaldi." In an incis-
and fearless demand for the rights , I ;
Prof. Otto 1 ice srech, full of hammer,blow'sand
4 .the Jewish people.
crescen d os o f con-
Warburg was formerly president of punc uated with
ly feart-
the World Zion organization. He was vincing arguments, Jabotinsk
Woody
detailed
the
many ant grea
°
lead, r of the movement in the da y.
Herz! and Wolfsohn. Around his problems confronting Zionist's—their
the
memories, Political difficulties, the Arab situa-
name there clings
sacred
of the early days of the Zionist straw-' o lion, c lonization, immigration, the
. to all these,
o Dr. The
gle.
Alexander Goldstein answer
is a Zi- l'egic'n• etc,
thes e ,
he maintained, was "Koren
nist of distinction from Russia.
o " "Begin today," was his strik-
In connection with this reception, sad.
ir conclusion.
moving pictures, showing the arrival
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of the delegation and the latest scenes
in the Jewish colonies in Palestine TREASURE OF KEREN
will be shown for the younger mem-
HAYESOD BACK IN U. S.
bers of Young Judaea in the different
sections of the city.
NEW 'YORK-1J. T. A.)-11erman
S•rrehneimii.aytroe,an sd
uraenrof
d the American
FAMILIES OF RENOWNED (
the head of the
HEBREW SCHOLARS ARE Zionist delegation which was recently
UNITED IN MARRIAGE presented to President Harding, re-
turned last week from Europe, where
_
the Zionist Congress and
NEW YORK—(J. C. 13.) —The he attendol
families of two renowned Hebrew au.; conferred with prominent Zionist of-
thorn and scholars were united in the ! ficials.
Mr. Conheim, when interviewed,
marriage, celebrated last week, of Jo-
seph Brainin to Mins Sholomea Neu•; expressed much optimism as to the
piro s pe cts of coecons
ll ti
for st t he
mark. Joseph Brainin, himself a I
ated that
ne F oundation Fu nd and
writer of
of parts and contributor to t
magazines, is the son of Reuben I much improvement could be expected
door, of Ho. i in the financial administration within
Brainin, known as the "
sview
Zionistr
brew writers" in America. He is the ' I oral
which
i cohf 'heavd
e I
a
t mn
a otveamdednitt i oi nn
recognized biographer of Theodor been made to the financial leadership,
Ilerzl and has published some 40 vol-
umes of Hebrew works. Miss Sholo- pn
mentioning
George
Ilalpern,
well-
financier,
and
Mr.
oolissa- k
n owGerman
mea is a composer of blank verse k
poetry who has seen her productions banks in Russia, who has
of undertaken e
printed in literary journals of first to establish the Zionist Mortgage
rank. Her father has written numer- Bank in Palestine.
sus philosophical works in Hebrew
Mr. Conheim will now devote much
and is recognized as one of the pil• of his time to Keren lisyesod activi-
lars of Hebrew culture in America i ties in this cuontry.
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