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LOCAL B'NAI B'RITH I. 0. B. MEETS
ON SUNDAY
Help to Refugees
ENTERING UPON ITS
SIXTY-FIFTH YEAR

Delegetee from Seven Cities to At-
tend Flint Meeting.

1
Noted Orator Speaks
Here Monday Eveningil

Seventy-five Detroiters, members of
Pisgah Lodge and of th ladies' auxil-
rs
on
e caen-
etio ect attend
ain of the
iary, n
n
, meeting and election
Celebrates Anniversary With
LONDON — (J. C. B.)—At the
of the Michigan Council of li'nai
Banquet
for
Members
monthly meeting of the Jewish Board
a
li'rith lodges which will take place in
of
Deputies, presided over by Sir
and Friends.
Flint, Sunday, Dec. 11, at the Durant Stuart Samuel, it was learned that
otel.
Jewish Kehillah of Roumania had
the
11 A special car for the Detroit visitors addressed an appeal to the Board for
INTERESTING PROGRAM
MARKS ANNUAL EVENT has been engaged. Adolph Freund, twenty million lei in order to carry
organizer of the council and its presi-
out the decree of the Roumanian gov-
be master of ceremonies. ernment, restricting the residence of
G. Kusworm, Rabbi Berko - dent, will
( 1 ";.suliTh . Lodge Degree Team and Glee Jewish refugees from Russia to spe-
S.
M.
M.
Alexander
and
will take part in the festivities.
witx,
with
, Delegates will be present from the cified territory. In connection
Others Among Speakers.
Lucien Wolf declared
II lodges of the lower peninsula, com- this telegram,
that he had taken up the matter wth
Entering upon the sixty-fifth year posing the council. Among them are: Mr Kahn, a representative of the
Bay City, No. 178;
of its existence, Pisgah Lodge, No. Saginaw, No. 036;
"Joint," but that the J. D. C. had re-
B. B., Monday evening cele- Jacob Schiff, N o. gni (Lansing); Bat- fused its assistance because it regard-
0.
34,
I.
brated this anniversary occasion with tie Creek, No. 871; David Neuman, ed the action of the government as
proved a great suc-INo. (07 (Jackson); Mishan, No. 247 unfair to the unfortunate refugees.
banquet that
a cess,
both for the number that at (Kalamazoo); Julius Housman, No. Mr. Kahan declared that the "Joint"
tended and the program that was pre- 238 (Grand Rands); Muskegon, No. is ready to help the refugees, but has
seated• 818, and Pontiac, No. 850.
no intention of coming to the assist-
About 300 men and women, mem- The day promises to he an event-
ance of the Roumanian government
hers Of Pisgah Lodge, the women's ful day for 11'nai B'rith members and
its work of deporting them. The
auxiliary of the order and their their guests, according to the tenta - in
of Deputies decided to refer
friends, participated in the ceremonies tive program outlined by Benjamin Board
the matter to the committee for war
held at the B'nai B'rith clubrooms on F. Wiener and Edward Rosenberg.
sufferers, f(ir action
Broadway. The program opened at, Luncheon in the grill room, the initia-
In the stormy debate on Lucius
g p. m., and it was midnight before thin ceremonial and entertainment in Wolf's attitude with regard to the
e fternoon, and a banquet and 250,000 Jewish refugees who are at
those who stayed for the dancing left
for their homes. , in the evening
are a few salient
`threw
present distributed along the frontiers
Sidney G. Kusworm of Dayton, 0., features of the day's program.
of various eastern border states, it ap-
Berkow,itz, Milton 51.
neared that Lord Rothschild is in full
Rabbi h
Alexander,
accord with Sir Wolf. Lord Rothe-
ander, Mrs. Curt einberg; Pres-
ident of the ladies' auxiliary, Charles
child stated in this connection that
Rosenthal, president of Pisgah Lodge,
the care of these 250,000 Jewish refu•
Adolph (Daddy) Freund and Ben
gees was of more importance than
Wiener of Flint were among the ,
that of the 50,000 Jewish refugees
speakers. Louis Cohane was the
from Russia
toastmaster.
Lord Rothschild stated that the
,Washington Correspondent Re press
committee of the Board of Jew-
Early History of Lodge.
latex America's Interest
ish Deputies is watching the anti-
a
B'nai
The program opened with
in
Zionism.
Semitic propaganda in the press.
B'rith ceremony in which the presi-
The report of the Shechita Board,
dent of the lodge, Mr. Rosenthal, Vice-
endorsing the recommendation of the
Bee-
By MAX RHOADE,
President Joseph S. Garrett and
Mr. Our Special Correspondent •t Wash- Justice to Animals Society for the
Ginsburg participated.

European Capitols REPORTS FROM MICHIGAN COMMUNITIES
Described in Tallci P OINT TO SUCCESS OF RELIEF APPEAL; 1

QUOTA'S OYER-SUBSCRIPTION EXPECTED

Jewish Woman's Club Hears,
Interesting Lecture by Mrs.
C. N. Walker.

Prefer Border Refugees to
Those Coming Front
Russia.

8-3-2-6

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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1921

VOL. Xl. NO. 3

Telephone
GLENDALE

________

Norway and Escanaba First to Raise Sums Assigned Them;
Mrs. Charles Neville Walker, Cha-
Gentiles Contribute Liberally to Fund For Relief
tliqUil lecturer, whose talks before so-
of Suffering European Jewry.
rious women's clubs in the city have

on
"Continental Capital Cities" at the
December meeting of the Jewish Wo -

attracted wide attention, spoke

man's Club, held at the Federation s

clubhouse Monday afternoon.

CHICAGO RAISES $500,000 IN ONE EVENING;
JULIUS ROSENWALD MAKES $250,000 PLEDGE

Prof. Otto Marckwardt of the De-
trot News editorial staff, who was Dr. Adolph Lorenz, Noted Viennese Surgeon, Endorses Efforts
scheduled as the speaker for the after-
of Jewish Relief Committee and Praises
noon, was unable to fill his engage -

ment because of illness. Pro f. Merck-
wardt will address the club later in
, the 'season.

American Jewry's Spirit.

Miles M. Goldberg, general manager of the Michigan State Appeal for
Mrs. Walker gave personal obser-.
' rations of her stay in London, Paris,' Jewish War Relief Funds, Wednesday evening reported that word received
Berlin and Rome, illustrating her talk at that time from a number of communities pointed to a complete success
with stereopticon views of historic and of the campaign. Mr. Goldberg said that a number of cities have already
: artistic landmarks. Iler intimate subscribed and over-subscribed their quotas, and numerous others have
glimpses of the social and intellectual
J • life of the cities with word pictures
Norway was the. first to over-subscribe her quota of $300, $401.75 hay-
'
in partial
returns.
Mg been
raised.
Escanaba came next, with a total subscription of $3,792.
of their individual charm brought de- sent
RABBI ABBA HILLEL SILVER.
.;
icences
' li ght ful
ba's quota was $3, 000.
traveled I
the number
Rabbi Abbe HMO Silver of Cleve- of her hearers who to have
d7S
n .n...
,ehreel . u
00ectilf
rapmeaalz,o qtuhoetao tiise ns i17 0m
rVea r; . a aot
land, one of the country's best known abroad. To others her illustrated talk : dayKevalean i n
ma;,''re i s i n e da$Z0n0-80e. c ta
0 r •tore, will speak here Monday even- proved equally pleasurable
Colored slides were shown of Ber- shown at the opening meeting points to an over-subscription of Ka ama-
ing at Temple Betio El In the interest
of the Palestine Development Colon- lin, "where there are no skyscrapers," zoo's quota.
Partial returns were received from Benton Harbor, whose quota is
nil. His subject will be "Palestine, the musical center of the world, filled
with its palaces of kings and eon- $4,000. The appeal there is being conducted on a non-sectarian basis, as
Present end Future."
temporaries profusely adorned with in man y other state districts.
South Haven's report states that
Milting and sculpture, its art decked ,
plans are being made to solicit funds
tridges, its miles of apartment houses,
• from among the farmers in the neigh-
literally covered with sculpture and ,—
boring counties. Gentiles and Jews
heated with quaint porcelain stoves. ,
will be approached to contribute on
Paris, pleasure-loving and zestful,1
an equal basis.
, next received the speaker's attention.
Ralph Sloss, mayor of Big Rapids,
` DENSELY
"Steeped in history and romance,
is
heading the executive committee of
its very atmosphere pulsating with
his city for the drive. Ile is assisted
life,
its
fine
boulevards
and
bridges,
,_
•
Untermyer Calls Anti - Semite , its famous art galleries and historic!
by A. Worchester, the leading attor-
nay of Big Rapids, and Mr. Merrill,
Egotistic, Bigoted and
sputa, is ever a delight," Mrs. Walker The Hebrew word for charity i
Tzedokoh and the term translated in the leading banker. The three men
sai d .
I mpu d en t .
action calls for righteousness and heading this committee are non-Jews ,
Rome, of ancient glory, with its
o t's
ones
its fountains and justice
fellow men, rather but are working with as much zeal
st ately
than the act of giving out of one's for success as if they were Jews.
yard
NEW YORK.,7-Samuel Untermyer r
slaughter of animals by guillotine,
its statuary and graceful arch-
, cathedrals,
•
ington.
Freund briefly told of the early ac-
marks
on
Henry
Reports have also been received
offered th ea e remarks
' ways, is a memorable pilgrimage for material possessions.
(Copyright, 1921, by Jewish Cor- was rejected.
tivities of Pisgah Lodge. Ile men-
e a et i neg the from Crystal Lake, Port Huron,
h f oir
ganJelewri y ti in e reaensele
Ford's plan for financing the Muscle all European tourists," the speaker
respondence Bureau.)
tbmed the first president of Pisgah,
of the Alma, Cadillac and Mt. Clemens.
term
Nn 1 fur itself in the
Shoals project as a demonstration of declared.
Joseph Silverman, who was also the WASHINGTON—That President
how to put an end to war:
"And 'dear ale Lunnon' of unend- response it made to the state-wide Ap- Louis A. Weil,, chairman of the Port
first president of Temple Beth F.I. Ilarding, had of his own voluntary
r Jewish Relief gave p oof Huron committee, has given assur-
pets for
"I have long leaned to the char- ing charm beguiles the visitor from' ter
He also pointed out in the course of desire, personally approached and held
Ruble
point
of
view
that
Ford's
great
day
to (lay. All lines of human en- ' that the heart of Israel is not dead to ance that the $5,000 quota assigned to
Isaac Si. a special conversation regarding Zion-
his remarks that Rabbi
money success had driven him crazy, deavor," Sirs. Walker pointed out, the sufferings of the less fortunate his community will be raised. The
Wise, founder of the Hebrew Union ism with the Honorable Arthur .1. Bal-
but I never believed that even an im- "can find expression in that city of, fellow Jews in Central and Eastern campaign there starts this Friday.
_
College, personally presented the char- four, ranking head of the British
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin will address •
paired mind could harbor such a eiti,,,
The Houses of Parliament Europe
Prof.
S.
A.
Courtis
Will
Speak
Before
ter to Pisgah Lodge when it was or- delegation to the Arms Conference,
That the heart of Michigan Jewry meeting at the high school at Alma
combination of unbounded egotism, Westminister Abbey, St. l'aul's Ca-
Temple Organization on Educa•
in which the head of this government
ganized.
ngs, has been touched was evidenced days next Wednesday evening, opening the
ignorance,
bigotry
and
impudence
as
thedral,
and
other
public
buildi
tional
Topic,
Following the opening remarks by took occasion to reveal to and impress
before the actual Appeal was to a non-sectarian Appeal there.
is disclosed by this latest piece of famed throughout the world, were
—
Mr. Cabana as toastmaster, Mr. Ros- the famous declaration' of his deep
It that came in
d . , and
the
At Cadillac, Louis Present, chair-
• •
.
shown.
Professor S. A. Courtis, noted edu- sensationalism.
' man of the committee, was assured
h Jewis h
h
cur y ms Ice es
enthal welcomed the guests on behalf • and favorable concern in the Zionist
were
heard
from',
Interesting reports
'
of Pisgah Lod;ze• Ile was followed movement, is the outstanding feature cator of the Detroit Department of
Ford's Fallacies.
dents
of
this
state
have
redeemed by the non-Jews of hearty co-opera-
committees.
Mrs.
Oscar
Robin
-'
five
by Milton M. Alexander, who spoke , of the week just closed coincident to Education, will address the Men's
tion. Fred M. Butzel, chairman of
"His world-wide announcement son, chairman of activities of the Y. themselves with honor.
on the topic, Our Ladies." Mr. Alex- 'the visit to Washington of Nahum Temple Club of Temple Beth El at
Many Non-Sectarian Appeals.
the state committee, will open the
A., sponsored by the club, read
ander's remarks, us well as those of . i Sokolow, president of the World Zion- their December meeting to he held that he had started in November, W. H.
Reports
from
many
communities,
campaign at Mt. Clemens Sunday
Tuesday, Dec. 13, at the Phoenix 1918, to get the boys out of the , an unusually stimulating paper on its big and small, were full of encourage-
the speakers who followed hint, were • ist executive.
evening, at a big mass meeting to be
young women
a
mere
,
work.
than
1,274
More
trenches
by
Christmas
was
Disclosure of this fact came to me Club.
replete with humor. Mr. Alexander
nt.
Many
of
the
state's
districts
held there. Jacob Malbin is the head
I never have taken part in one or more activ- m e
The meeting will be preceded, as bagatelle alongside of it.
pointed out that all that Pisgah Lodge from sources close to both the White
conducted the drive in a non-sectarian of the Mt. Clemens committee.
knew
of
so
many
exploded
financial
'ties,
Sirs.
Robinson
stated.
has done and will do in the future House and the great British states- in former gatherings, by a dinner
appeal for funds, and Gentile re-
Complete returns from the state are
will be determined by the encourage- man. The president had no desire served at 6:30. Because of the un- and economical fallacies compressed Sirs. Harry Jacobs, chairman of the sponses as a rule served to stimulate
not expected until the end of next
It has al- 'Penny Lunch, reported that 60 ele•
ment that will he given it by the la.' give his action Publicity, despite what usual interest attached to Professor into a sin de intervie•.
and week.
ways been the last desperate resort, pientary schools were vitally inter• the Jews toward greater giving
of
that
would
mean
for
Courtis'
subject,
ladies
of
the
house-
Ile
pointed
out
that
without
a
publication
dies.
y the display of a deeper self-sacrific-
their zeal, nothing can be arcont- the enhancement of his place in the holds of club members have been in- of every hopelessly bankrupt nation ested in this movement originated b
to their people.
minds of hundreds of thousands of vited to hear the talk. The ladies to force its people to take worthless the Jewish Woman's Club in the mg devotion
A striking example of the success DR. ADOLPH LORENZ
plished.
paper
currency.
The
Confederate
Bishop
School.
the Jewish people the world over. will join the men at 8:30.
ENDORSES APPEAL
Aims for A u xiliary.
chairman of the program tom- of the non-sectarian Appeal is shown
Austria,
Germany,
As
government
did
it.
for the From what I now of his attitude, Sir.
Professor Courtis, as director of
in the response made in the small
Mrs. Weinberg, speaking
NEW YORK—"Uncounted thou-
of }larding in championing the cause of instruction and research of the De- Poland and the other bankrupt na- mittee, Mrs. Melville Welt stated that
ladies auxiliary, said that the aim
tions are busy at it now, with the re- there would be but one change in the Michigan community of Norway sands of children in Europe owe their
that organization at this time was • the Jewish claim to Palestine, is not partment of Education, is nationally
very
lives to the Joint Distribution
suit
that
their
worthless
currency
will
program
as
announced
in
the
forth-
Lazarus
Charash,
owner
of
a
clothing
known as an educator. His methods
to have the gentlemen bring their seeking glory for himself, but as a
store in Norway, is the only Jew Committee and to the organizations
not buy the necessities of life and coming year book. Walter Irwin, pub-
wives to the meetings. One thousand ' American imbued with a profound and courses of instruction, particu-
which raised the money for it."
their
unfortunate
people
are
either
,
heist
and
writer,
will
take
the
place
there.
When
the
quotas
for
the
va
•
rious communities were assigned, Mer
members is the goal set by the ladies sense of justice, and as a devout larly his "Courtis Tests" for chil-
Dr. Adolph Lorenz, the noted Vien-
a
Lipp
as a membership mark by Feb. 1, she Christian nourished on the words of dren, are followed in the most pro- dying of starvation or on the verge. of
one of the man Gassner, in charge of the Apneal nese surgeon, whose present visit to
They know better, but at least they scheduled to appear at
said, and pointed out that when that the Bible, seeks consequent conse- gressive schools in the country.
in the Upper Peninsula, advised that America is to pay a debt of gratitude
have
no
alternative.
later
meetings.
is accomplished it will also mean anquence upon a most serious conviction,
Norway's quota be set at $300.
His discussion will be illustrated
and to render aid to the crippled poor
"The suggestion of this mad hut- I Mrs. Sherry Slonian, pianist, de-
attendance of 1,000 at the meetings of to aid in the realization of the Jewish with stereopticon and moving pic-
Mr. Charash WAS naturally called
ter, who thinks that because he can lighted her audience with a well- upon to organize the campaign among children of America in return for the
tures. Frank Cody, superintendent
Pisgah Lodge, thus assuring the suc- • hope.
relief that this country has afforded
selections,
rendered
chosen group of
Make. Views Known.
his fellow townsmen and the result of to the starving children of Austria,
of schools, will introduce the speaker. make cheap automobiles he alone in a sympathetic manner.
cess of everything undertaken by the
I am glad, therefore, to have been
his
work,
coming
in
time
for
the
open-
The dinner-meeting marks the possesses all the statesmanship and
made the above statement today as
body A community house, she said,
opened
with
a
psalm
granted the opportunity of recording third in a series of similar instructive financial genius to rule the world,: The meeting
ing of the drive in neighboring cities, he heartily endorsed the $14,000,000
will then be an accomplished fact.
•
A letter from the Detroit Red Cross this fact, for it is true, that despite meetings planned by the club for the that our prosperous countyr with the , reading by Mrs. A. P. Breitenbach. served as a stimulus for an oversub- campaign of the American Jewish Re-
scription of many quotas. Several lief Committee.
read followng the remarks of Mrs. what we already knew of President season. Judge Ben B. Lindsey, Nor- highest credit of any nation on earth
days before the actual campaign was
W e inberg indicated an appreciation on Harding's sympathetic attitude, the val! A. Hawkins, Dr. Hugh Cabot, should destroy ourselves, ought to I
"They tell me that the Jews of
work
fact
that
he
made
his
views
person-
the
eyes
of
the
people
to
the
to start, Mr. Charash succeeded in
Marcus Aaron and Rabbi Abba Ilillel open
the part of that body for the
America are to give $14,000,000 more
already done by the ladies' auxiliary ally known to Arthur .1. Balfour, the Silver are among other speakers of sort of proposition with which they
oversubscribing his quota. his first
to aid the people of Eastern Europe.
govern-
the
British
in extending help to the needy of the representative of
check for $371.75 was followed by a
national repute who are scheduled to are dealing.
It is a noble gift," said Dr. Lorenz.
' ment, hears such intrinsic political
"Ilaving put his colossal egotism
check for an additional $30, showing
city.
"I have been in Vienna ever since the
as to as- address the club.
an oversubscription of 35 per cent.
up against all civilization on war,
Mr. Wiener of Flint, who came to significance and sentiment
war. Until your president's procla-
som• a place all to itself.
having next gone into the Jew-bait-
Mr. Charash'. Letter.
the banquet with three other represen-
Poet, Fellow at University of Michi•
mation, a few days since, I was, tech-
President Harding's sympathy to- ABAB AUTHOR ACCUSES
ing business, and then into politics,
Mr. Charash's letter to Miles M. nically speaking, an enemy of Amer-
tatives from that city, spoke of the
Ian,
to
Speak
on
Topic
of
ANTI•ZIONIST AGITATORS in all of which he has proven a dis-
convention of the Michigan Council of wards Zionism is of course, however,
Goldberg, state director of the Ap-
Internet.
ica, but there is no enmity in my
it
became
fully
as
JERUSALE51—(.1.
T.
A.)—The
mal failure, he now tries to create
peal, explains the manner in which
B'nai Writh lodges to be held in Flint not a new thing,
_
heart. I am brimming over with love
letter of June 1, on the well-known Arab author, llusseini social unrest by his latest bizarre ex-
' the success was made possible. The
this Sunday. He expressed the hope known in his
Abdulahadi,
contributes
an
article
to
that Detroit will send a large number occasion of Dr. Weizman's visit to
Robert Frost, poet laureate, a Fel- letter is of great enough importance and gratitude to America for what
crescence on world-finance.
of Washington. In that let- the Jaffa Arab daily Al Achbar, in
low at the University of Michigan, , to be quoted in full. The letter fol- ale has done for my countrymen.
of representatives to the annual meet - the Jews
"Densely Ignorant."
ter the chief executive expressed his which he says that the Arab leaders
"I have watched the work of the
will address the Woman's Auxiliary t lows:
ing
interest is a most striking manner, who agitate against the Zionists and
"The
man
is
so
densely
ignorant
on
of Temple Beth El at their December. : "It gives me pleasure to forward to American Jewish Relief Committee,
Address.
Rabbi B erkowitz's
against
England's
pro-Zionist
policy
as
with gifts which your generosity
Rabbi Henry J. Berkowitz, in a' these words standing nut: "It is int-
every subject except automobiles and meeting, Monday afternoon, Dec. 12, you enclosed draft for $371.75, col-
brief but masterful address, speaking possible for one who has studied at are of the worst type of exploiters, so blinded by a depth of bigotry that at 2 :30 p. m., at the Temple. His lected by me in our little town as do- lavished upon us, they fed the starv-
who
mulct
the
poor
fellahim
to
the
on "Founder's Day," said that the all the services of the Hebrew people
belongs to the dark ages from which subject will be "Writing Down the noted towards the Jewish War Suf- ing children and cared for the sick
celebration of that day suggested re- to avoid the faith that they will one extent of 50 per cent of their income. he has not yet emerged, that he is Ages." ferers' Relief, as per instructions of and destitute. I have said It before
that the task ' day he restored to their historic nu- He asserts that they fear the influx fool enough to publicly exploit this
Mr. Frost's volumes of verse, not- Mr. Herman Gessner of Escanaba, and I can not say it too often, that
sponsibility. Ile declared
is to go forth and lead. lie tional home, and there enter on a new of Jews because these might free the mad-house bug of his about the in- able among which are "North of Bos- !Mich., chairman of the Upper Penin- without the help which America has
,
today
no freely given, Vienna today would
declared that a great inspiration ' and yet greater phase of their con- fellahim from their economic slavery ternational bankers owning the gold ton" and "Mountain Interval," have sula.
made the organization of B'nai tribution to the advance of humanity.' to the effendis. Abdulhadi urges the of the world. Ile imagines that the received unstinted praise from noted
"Considering the size of our town, be a vast graveyard.
Sokolow's coincident presence in g overnment to deal firmly with the great international bankers of the
conditions
"Uncounted thousands of children'
in
general—hundreds
critics
throughout
the
country.
His
and
il'rith possible. By quoting Biblical
agitators.
world are Jews, which is not true, first volume of poetry, published in of people in our town not working, in Europe owe their very lives to the
(Continued on Page 2.)
and other parables, he urged the mem-
Joint
Distribution Committee and to
dire
need
themselves,
the
and
has
not
been
true
for
50
years
England
when
he
was
38
years
old,
people
in
bers of the lodge to continue the work
or more. It so happens that there contained 30 comparatively short business and professional men natur- the organizations which raised the
begun.
money
that committee has disbursed.
successive
ally
hit
hard,
too,
also
that
I
am
the
are
no
Jews
in
such
great
banking
20
poems
chosen
from
Mr. Kusworm, the principal speaker
houses as J. P. Siorgan & Co., Lee years of work. Ile sold his first poem only Jew in town, the drive Is a sue- The greater part of it through the
of the evening, lived up to his repu-
American
Jewish Relief Committee.
Di
years
old.
cess.
The
reason
is,
the
cause
is
just
Iligginson
&
Cu,
or
in
the
great
Eng-
was
far $18 when he
tation as a story teller and delivered
The son of a San Francisco news- and noble, and when I made my ap- The American Jewish Relief Commit-
lish houses.
an address on the "Aims and Achieve-
tee
has
my
heartfelt thanks and the
Kus-
paper
man
who
(lied
young,
Mr.
Frost
peal,
all
the
clergy
of
our
town,
the
"But
the
idea
that
the
bankers
ments of B'nai B'rith." Mr.
have anything to do with wars is the was found not to flourish in cities. mayor and other representative eiti- thanks of thousands of others. On
worm is chairman of the Committee
their
success
in the present appeal
years
he
zens
of
our
town,
helped
me
cheerfully
Synagogue
veriest
bosh.
The
way
we
raised
appointed
by
the
Famous
European
on Americanization
Ile tried farming and for 20
Interior of Most
for $14,000,000 depends the life and
,1\h,ah,tnmainnrearikt,hleyon could.
$22,000,000,000 direct from the peo- has tilled the soil in various parts of in,w
•
Grand Lodge of B'nai Writh.
comfort
of
other
thousands no less
Judge
foundation
of
ple, and the way England, France and New England. In 1912 Sir. Frost sold
"Inspiration is the
needy. I am not of their faith but
Germany raised their vast sums,
everything," Mr. Kusworm said.
an d wrnl to England, where Can, and after tellng him our mis-
humanity
knows
no race nor creed
tahgarteehaekenLwrparlilse
bl
(be-
siu
roves what hash it is. Why can't he lived for three years. He tried it,
"Founder's Day means the day when
when there is a work of mercy done.
and to our
people realize that a cheap, petty, later to go through Dartmouth and
the men of this organization, as the
Therefore,
I
say,
'God
bless the Jews
give
cause
he
remarked
he
could
not
inspir-
great patriarchs of old, were
ignorant man who has grown rich ea !' then Harvard.
get just as crazy as any poor devil Mr. Frost's presence at Michigan much) gave me a check for $100, say- of America and prosper them in this
(Continued On Page 8.)
new
task.'"
of an inmate of a lunatic asylum? on a fellowship is watched with keen ing that he never gave to any cause
• • •
The only difference is that one is interest. Ms venture at Ann Arbor with a better heart than this dons-
ton, because he remarked, he did not
BICUR CHOLEM DANCE
locked up for public safety, while the "for the encouragement of American
CHICAGO RAISES $500,000
other is permitted to roam at large art" is an experiment. Following know of any instance that a Jew re- IN SINGLE EVENING
PROCEEDS TO GO FOR
fused to donate towards a good
to the great peril of hte public."
success in the experiment at Ann Ar-
CHARITABLE PURPOSES
CHICAGO,—The big Chicago cam-
hor, other universities might take up cause."
paign dinner of the American Jewish
Escanaba's Success.
the practice.
The committee in charge of the ,
Responding tc letters of praise from Relief Committee was a rousing suc-
RABBI
SILVER
SPEAKS
Mr. Frost's talk is eagerly antici•
tenth annual Bicur Cholem dance re-
m
of the
committee, Mr. cess and resulted in a shower of
HERE MONDAY EVENING noted by the members of the Temple Charash merely responded by writ- golden pledges for the poverty-stricken
ports that nothing has been left un-
Women's Auxiliary.
portion of the Jewish race in Europe.
done to make this affair, to take place
Mra. Charles Vs•elker, vocalist, with " '' 1
Sunday evening at the Hotel Statler,.
. have done no more than it be- Upwards of half a million dollars was
Will Deliver An Address at Temple
Mils. Lillian Lachman Silver at the hooves every .Jew to do for his co- subscribed not counting the munifi-
one long to be remembered by those
Beth El on Palestine.
piano, are on the musical program.
who attend.
religionists across the sea in their cent offer of Julius Rosenwald.
The climax of the evening came
Morrey Rosenthal, chairman of the
terrible sufferings."
Rabbi
Abba
'Niel
Silver
of
Cleve-
committee in charge, said that the!
Escanaba's report is another bring- with Mr. Rosenwald's splendid an-
AMERICAN
CONSUL
WILL
land, "silver-tongued orator of the
past successes of . the organization
with it a credit to the Jews and nouncement that if $2,000,000 was
pulpit," chairman of the newly-or-
VISE
have been an incentive to the body to I
VISE POLISH PASSPORTS Gentiles of the city. The campaign raised in Chicago, he would give
ganized Palestine Development Coun-
make this event the biggest in its his-
there was to start last Monday, but $250,000, or he would give a propor-
cil,
will deliver an address at 8:15
tory. Both large and spacious ball-,
(J. T. A.)—The Amer- on the Saturday evening previous, tionately smaller sum if Chicago rais-
-
WARSAW-
o'clock Monday evening, at the Temple
rooms of the Hotel Stotler have been'
can consul here has vized the pass- Sir Goldberg had received, in cash, a ed less. The city's quota had already
Beth El, under the auspices of the
secured by the committee in charge.
ports of a few dozen emigrants of total of 53,792 from Mr. Gassner, in been accepted at $1,500,000, but un-
Detroit branch of that council.
A 12-piece orchestra, consisting of
Polish nationality, in accordance with charge of the Appeal there Esca- der the able chairmanship of Jacob
Rabbi Silver has chosen as the sub-
the best artists available, has been ob.'
snuabbsas ribqeudotbayofm $. 3re,00t0hawna 2s 5thpuesr oeveenz M. Loeb the higher figure will now
ject for his address "Palestine, Pres- instructions received from Washing-
tained for the evening. Several in-
be strived for.
ent and Future." Fred M. Butzel ton.
Remarkable enthusiasm and a fine
teresting features have been planned
The Hies has succeeded in having and more funds are promised to be
will preside at the meeting. The ad- the visas apply for a term of three forthcomng from Mr. Gessner's corn- spirit of determination marked the
and a number of pleasant surprises
•
dress will be open to the public.
occasion. Among the speakers were
are in store for those attending.
months
instead
of
one,
as
that
in
the
mittee.
(After Picart.)
At noon on Monday, the local mem-
The proceeds will be turned over
The interesting feature about the David A. Brown, national chairman
event of immigrants arriving when
This is the interior of the Septrdic Synagogue •t Amoterd•m, the moot bers of the Palestine Development
entirely for the care of the poor and
money is of the Appeal, and Louis Marshall of
i eAapspheawl
Council will tender him • dinner at their quota is filled their deportation
and
have
able
e
charit
needy
sick.
"B
New York.
with
a good time" is the motto adopted by famous oynagogue in Europe. It was built by the Marano., who came
may be prevented.
the Phoenix Club.
from Spain.
the committee for the dance.

S HELP ASSURED
PALESTINE MANDATE

HENRY FORD CALLED
IGNORANT'

Heart of Michigan
Jewry Is Touched
By Relief Appea l,

NOTED EDUCATOR
TO ADDRESS MEN'S
CLUB ON TUESDAY

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ROBERT FROST TO
ADDRESS TEMPLE
AUXILIARY DEC. 12

Sephardic Place of Worship