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The Fresh Air Society expresses
Mrs. Clarence F. llirshfield of 120
its appreciation to the following who Burlingame avenue was the chairman
visited the camp during the past sea- of the reception committee at the en-
son, bringing treats for the little tertainment given at the Twentieth
guests of the society and special gifts Century clubhouse on Saturday night
for the camp that have added to the last under the auspices of the Cor-
Sequin Bandings in all the
comfort and happiness of the chil- ners College Women's Club, given to
dren: Mrs. A. E. Rosengarten, Eu- raise fpuls for the women's dormi-
new colors; also Black.
gene Sloman, George House, Mrs. A. tory of the university.
W. Schloss, Albert Zenner, Miss
More
Fanny Wolenburgh, Mrs. Milford
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rosenhain
Stern, Mrs. Samuel S. Van Noorden and daughters have moved from Colo-
I Mrs. Joseph M. Welt, Mrs. Walter rado avenue to 211) Monterey avenue.
Fuchs, Mrs. William Levy, A. Jacobs,
Direct from Paris—Inn in the lot--in-
Mrs. Bertha Zenner, Mrs. Mark
Adolph Freund of Chicago boule-
eluding the larger sizes—beautiful col-
Fleischman, Miss Henrietta Robin- vard left on Saturday for an extend-
ors and color combinations—marked as
son, Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, Mrs. Moe Ehr- ed sojourn in various points in Flori-
low as -
lich, Mrs. A. Goldsmith, Miss Jo- da, stopping en route at Greensboro,
sephine Lewis, Mrs. Benjamin Gold- N. C., and Cleveland, Ohio.
--l'hoto by Itembrundt.
stein, Milton Kuttnauer, Arthur heel,
Mrs. Herman Lieberman, Mrs. Samuel
MRS. HARRY L. ROSENBERG
Mr. and Mrs. }ferry Newman of
Glogower, Harry Z. Brown, Leo Wel-
(Miss Bertha Green.)
Lawrence avenue have returned from
ling, Joseph Goldberg, Mrs. Newell,
a delightful stay at Hotel Ambassa-
I Louis Jacobs, Z. Ilimelhoch, Nathan
A charming bride was Miss Bertha'
dor in Atlantic City.
. Gross, David Freer, Charles Levy,
Green, who was united in marriage
Charles Roehl, Moe Ehrlich, Mrs. Her-
to Harry L. Rosenberg of this city
Returning from a week's visit in Jan. 8, at the home of the bride's
man Schmeer, Miss Anna Solomon,
Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. Gold- Grand Rapids and Chicago is Andrew parents, 649 King avenue, in the pres-
man, Mrs. II. Schlee, Louis Simon, Wineman of Chicago boulevard.
ence of relatives and intimate friends
Mrs. C. Jacobs, Mrs. II. A. Krolik,
Rabbis J. L. Levin and Joseph Thu-
Mrs. D. W. Simons, Bessye Barnett,
Mrs. Max Fruhotf of Hotel Stotler min officiated. The bride was gowned
A. J. Levin, Delia Ehrman, Ilenry entertained delightfully nt luncheon in silver-brocaded white satin. Her
Meyers, Miss Betty Anne Jacobson, and cards at the hotel on Saturday veil, forming a train, was crown fash-
-- a
ioned, made out of lace. The bride
Mrs. It. Nederlander, Mrs. II. Marx, last.
was attended by her sister, Miss Bes-
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Eisman, Mr. and
Mrs. I. C. Brown, Mrs Eliel, Mrs.
At a banquet given on Wednesday sie Green, as maid of honor. Henry
Traitel, Mrs. I. Shetzer, Mrs. A. Klein, afternoon last by the Volunteer Aides Miller attended the groom.
David Arta, the Misses Foote, Sam of the Marine Hospital Division, Red
By JUDGE. HENRY J. DANNENBAUM
Goldberg, Mrs. Ilannah Goldberg, Cross, Mrs. Ilenry Rindskoff, who
Arthur Mansbach, Miss Caroline Wo- has been prominently identified with
("The only righteous test, the only test compatible with self-respect, is lenburgh, Miss Blanche J. Ilart, Ja- this work, was is guest.
not whether a change would be made but whether it would be justified." ' cob Nathan, Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry But-
This, according to the Judge Dannenbaum, is the acid test of the compati- zel, Mrs. Sidney Ileavenrich, Mrs.
Martin Ilersch of Susquehanna, Pa.,
Returning from a several days'
bility of Zionism with Reform Judaism; nothing else matters. And from Benjamin Lambert, Miss Kate Fried-
died in New York on Dec. 26. He
thin point of view Judge Ilenry J. Dunnenbaum of Houston, Texas, promi- man, Mrs. J. Rosenzweig, Miss Jo- trip to Chicago and Grand Rapids, is
was
an uncle of Alvin D. Ilersch, a
nent member of the Reform Jewish community, discusses the question of sephine Stern, I, Shetzer, Mr. Cohen, Al Hecht of East Hancock avenue.
brother of the late David A. Ilersch
Zionism and Reform Judaism in the New Palestine, the official organ of , Miss Mary Elkin, Jesse F. Hirschman,
and a son of the late Adam Hersch, a
. and Mrs. Jack Dryfoos of Ha-
the Zionist. Organization of America. By arrangement with the New David M. Welling, harry L. Wein-
charter member of Temple Beth F.I.
Palestine, we are enabled to print this article.—The Editor.)
stein, Mrs. Frank V. Martin, Miss zelwood avenue have left for South- The deceased left Detroit at an early
Pearl Friedenson, Mrs. David Epstein, ern California, where they will spend age and settled in the city in which
The house of worship in which I eral, of one land is translated into Rowland Fine!, Miss Sarah Pearlman, the remaining winter months.
he lived the rest of his life. Ile was
feel most at home is a Reform Tem- the language of the others . There Miss Rosaline Schlen, Mrs. Henry
asso•iated with M. H. Eisman under
Friends of Wallace Rosenheim of
ple. This may be due to early en- is even all exchange of professors, of Wineman, Mrs. Mary Ehrman, Mrs.
the firm name of Eisman & Hersch,
vironment. But it is not without sup- students. Not only the Jews of Milton Loeb, Mrs. Louis Marymont, Pingree avenue will be pleased to department store operators, and was
port in my judgment. At any rate, America but all cultured Americans Miss Sadye Keidan, Miss Celia Mey- know of his convalescence from a re- connected for many years with the
it is the place from which I now would drink of the Jewish culture ers, Harry Jacobs, Dr. Lee, Mr. and cent illness.
First National Bank of Susquehanna
write.
which flows from the rocks or is Mrs. Harry Jacobson, Mrs. II. Meyers
and the Blue Ridge Metal Mfg. Co.
Returning from a fortnight's stay
I am also a Zionist. I was not al- drawn from the wells of Palestine. and Barney Wetsman. The National
Although he had not been in good
ways one. Nor was I merely a non- Nothing would prevent American Biscuit Company, Purity Chapter No. in Chicago are Mr. and Mrs. Milton health for some years, his end came
Zionist in the early days of that Jews from bringing original offerings 339, the M. E. Club and the Mo'os Loeb of Elmhurst avenue. Mr. and . unexpectedly. Ile is survived by two
movement in America. I was an anti- of the same character to the altars of Chitim were generous contributors, Mrs. Loeb were accompanied by Mr. sons and a daughter: Albert of New
Zionist and at every opportunity, their polit'cal tillegian•e. The charge the latter giving $100e. A similar sum and Mrs. Jacob M. Roth of Pitts- York, Sidney of Susquehanna, and
from the platform arid in the press, that any American Jew would be less. was received from an anonymous burgh, l'a'.
Mrs. Maurice Fox of Providence, It.
-
-
fought it aggressively. This change devoted to its institutions, would di- contributor.
I., and his wife.
Returning to his home in Chicago
of front is my warrant for a word to minish in loyalty and public service,
after
a
pleasant
visit
with
relatives
those with whom I was in recent ac- if a Jewish state existed in Palestine,
Mrs. Adolph Sloman, as chairman
cord. And I claim the hearing more has no basis in his psychology or his of the hospitality committee of the and friends in the city is Samuel
Plumb.
readily because of the conviction that history. The only righteous test, the
Beth El
Sisterhood,
expressed
program is not only con- only test compatible with self-respect, Temple
gratification
with
the whole-hearted
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Stern of East
with Messianic Judaism but is not wdether a change would. be co-operation of the hostesses who en-
DA NZIG— (J. T. A.) —La rice mod-
Grand boulevard left on Saturday
made
but long
whether
it American
%5.01.11d be justi-
'6111ucive to its fulfillment.
fied. So
as the
Jew tertained the University of Michigan last for New York, where they wit- ern emigration stations fur the ac-
There are various conceptions of
students on Sunday at dinner. The
commodation of the large number of
nessed
the
opening
performances
of
Judaism, ranging from nationality to does his duty as man and citizen, he students, 200 in number, were guests
emigrants expected t clear through
faith. In some minds, all of the con- may confidently expect to have the of the Young People's Society of the Metropolitan Grand Opera Com-
here, are being erected by a Polish
ceptions make a greater whole. Oth- good will of his fai r. mind" neigh- Ifemple Beth El and other affiliated , puny, prior to their departure on the
company in which the Polish govern-
ers contend that their individual con- hors. The good will of the others tirganizations of the Temple on the I SS. I Empress of Britain for a cruise
ment is the largest stockholder.
the
West
Indies,
stopping
en
route
of
ception is exclusive of the others. he has not, has never had and will occasion of the seventh annual Stu-
The Polish government had an-
at Ilavana, Jamaica, Panama Canal,
But all must admit that the Jewish nut acquire, though a Jewish state in dent Day.
nounced its decision to have all emi-
Venezuela,
Porto
Rico
and
the
Ber-
People is the vehicle i•• s hich the con- Palestine revert to an irridescent
gration cleared through the port of
mudas.
ception lives and Ilt .,ugh which it dream. The basis of anti-Semitism,
pleasant
t I Ch .
the free city for the benefit of the
must be expressed. • Unitarian is here and elsewhere, is ignorance, plus
and Wilmette, Ill., MissHortense
The many friends of Mrs. Samuel Polish steamship companies. Pend-
not a Jew, though the r theologies be fanaticism and jealousy.
Krolik, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Day Slum= of East Ferry avenue will ing the erection of the new emi-
similar, and the assimilationist gradu-
The Zionist Program.
Krolik, has returned. Miss Krolik be pleased to know of her recovery grants' barracks, which it is estimated
ally disappears from the Jev.ish firm-
The objective of this article is to stopped in route in ( levelantl, where from her recent illness.
will take two months to complete, the
ament. It logically follow, that the
government is allowing emigrants free'.
prove that the Zionist program is con- she visited with Mr. and Mrs. Law-
physical welfare of the Jet-eh peo-
choice in selecting the port of me-
ducive to the fulfillment of Messianic relics) Lang (Helen Schloss).
Miss
Alene
Blitz
Cohen
of
Louis-
ple is a concern of every Jew who
---
, ville, Ky., was the guest the past week barkntion.
wants to perpetuate his own concep- Judaism, Ilere is the argument. Let
The first announcement that Poland
those
who
can
refute
it.
Reason
de.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
S.
Glogower
Mrs.
I.
Pick,
formerly
of
Detroit,
tion of Judaism. In these days of
would compel all emigrants to embark
anti-Semitism and of restrictions up- dares that Judaism as a spiritual now of Haarlem, Holland, who has of Elmhurst avenue.
from Danzig had caused some excite-
force
should
have
the
same
elemental
been
spending
several
months
in
De-
on immigration, it is unnecessary to
Miss Aimee Rosenthal entertained , nient, particularly in Jewish circles,
dilate upon the potential value of a content in every land. Variance and troit, visited old-time friends in this
the teaching staff of the Arthur L. ' who charged the immigration author-
publicly recognized, legally secured inconsistency spell confusion rind dis- city and Saginaw the past week.
the
relief
of
the
local
Jews
are
able
Holmes
School, of which she is prin- ities with creulty towards the emi-
home foe Jews, in Palestine.
integration. 'I'he history of thought,
Mrs. Karl Fechheimer is spending cipal, at a unique and delightful party grants.
Terms of Mandate.
the history of faith, show that con- a few weeks at the home of her at her home on Tennyson avenue on
A Jewish state in Palestine has tact of yariant ideas, contact of vari- parents in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Saturday evening last.
been much decried. There are fears ant faiths, weaken all unit tend to
of a union of church and state, with produce a blend that is neither the
Returning to their home in Chi-
Returning from New York, where
consequent intolerance and persecu- one nor the other. Certainly it is
she visited at the home of Mr. and cago after a pleasant visit at the
tion. A sufficient answer is that the true that customs, ritual, Sabbath and
PHILADELPHIA.—At a quarter-
Mrs. Herbert Weil, formerly of this home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
terms of the British Mandate secure Holy Days bend to environment, they
city, is Miss Carolyn Epstein, (laugh- Louis Weisman of Westminster ave- ly meeting of the board of governors
religious liberty to all the inhabitants are the outer expression of the in-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. David Epstein nue are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Solo- of the Dropsie College for Hebrew
of the land. It is possible, as are ward soul. They hold the spirit as
and Cognate Learning, the president,
mon (Edith Weisman).
of Royal Oak.
most imaginary things, but not prob- the glass holds water. Without them
Dr. Cyrus Adler, reported that 70
able, that in the public affairs of Pal- Judaism becomes an abstract theism;
Miss Rosalie Freuger of La Cruces, students were registered in the col-
After a pleasant stay at the home
estine, spiritual factors may exercise he theism of Plato as well as of
N. hi., who is a student at the Uni- lege this year, 18 in the day course
an excessive influence. That they itoses; the theism of Thomas Paine of Miss Edith Ileavenrich of Pingree versity of Michigan, spent the week- and 52 in the evening course. All
will exercise some influence may be as well as of Isaac M. Wise. A Jew- avenue, Miss Elizabeth Guiterman end with the Misses Charlotte and those in the (lay course are men. The
expected from the People of the ish center where customs, ritual, Sab- has returned to her home in Cincin- Marcia Ermann of East Hancock advanced students represent the fah
Book. And no stndent of modern his- bath and linty Days are observed in nati.
lowing institutions:
avenue.
tory can fail to realize that the ethics
Johns Hopkins University, Frank-
1 -•ir pristine vigor, where an all-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schroeder of
of religion are becoming a strong ele- .:wish life will foster an all-Jewish
Mrs. Charles Finsterwald was hos- lin and Marshall, Saskatchewan, Am-
ment of governmental policy in P'
,pirit, will strengthen religious Jews St. Louis were recent visitors in the tess at a charmingly appointed lunch- herst, Columbia, Rochester, Temple,
tighten, d countries. It world not Is diroughout the earth as the same city, guests at lintel Stutter.
eon followed by bridge at her home Jerusalem Teachers Seminary, l'enn-
a mean tole for the Jewish people to earth is warmed by the rays of the
on Calvert avenue on Tuesday after- sylvania, University of Bern, Yeshi-
express through the institutons of a sun. Reform Judaism is not without
bah of Brest-l.itovsk and Biddle Uni-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marymont of ' noon.
Jewish state those legal principles proof of the value of such a center. Delaware avenue have returned from
versity. Two are graduates of the
and social conceptions which are Its pulpits have been supplied largely a pleasant stay with friends and rela-
Dr. Ilenry Hurwitz of New York, Jewish Theological Seminary.
characteristically Jewish. And there from the foci of Jewish life.
Of the students in the evening
chancellor of the Intercollegiate Me-
tives in Chicago.
remains work for the development of
Jerusalem, the Holy City of world
norah Society of America, who spoke course, 30 are males and 22 females.
those principles and conceptions Jewry, will hove its analogy in Rome,
A special course in Bibliography
Mrs. Edwin Rosenthal of Boston at Temple Beth El on Sunday morn-
which Jews are not unfit to perform. the Holy City of world Catholicism. boulevard entertained at a beautiful. ing. was entertained at dinner by Mr. will be given by the president and
An associate fear is that the exist- The difference will be that from the ly appointed luncheon followed by and Mrs. Sidney Frank at their home members of the faculty.
ence of a Jewish state in Palestine one the collective voice of Rabbi and a bridge at her home on Friday after- on }errand Park.
Rabbi Abram J. Levy has resigned
may affect the political status of Jews teacher will be heard and considered; . noon last.
his fellowship in the college and has
in other lands. There is no doubt that from the other the single voice of a
Myron Kurzon of Chicago is in the been appointed fellow by courtesy.
the Jews of Palestine would be na- Pope is heard and obeyed. And in
The library now totals 22,859 vol-
Among the charming guests in the city for an extended stay.
tionals of that country. But it does the one would be absent that prolific city the past week who came to at-
umes. Among the additions to the
not follow that Jews in the United source of antagonism to the other— tend the bachelors' ball is Miss Bess
Mrs. Adolph Traub and Miss Irene manuscript collection was a volume
States would become nationals of Ar- the claim of temporal power over the Auer of Milwaukee, Wis.
Traub of llotel Taller have returned of 180 parchment leaves containing
gentina. International law even rec- nations of the earth.
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from a delightful visit with friends occasional prayers, most psalms and
. A family gathering was held at the
ognizes the right of expatriation, to
If Reform Judaism refuses to ac-
poems. The arrangement of the
and relatives in New York.
change allegiance. We are familiar knowledge the basic principle of Zion- home of Adolph Barlow of Wood-
psalms and prayers are of an un-
with the case of the immigrant who ism; if it refuses to caknowledge oth- land avenue on Thursday evening
Miss Ethel Rosenthal of Farns- known rite.
is granted the full rights of citizen- er elements in Jewish life besides last in commemoration of Mr. Bar- worth avenue was • member of the
ship when he takes the oath pre- theological concepts, it will sail close • low's seventy-seventh birthday anni- committe on preparation for the Col-
ELECTIONS AT VILNA
scribed. But the former Englishman, to the rocks of assimilation and un- . versary.
lege of Law of the University of De-
PROBABLY POSTPONED
German or Frenchman ig not required belief. Within the present memory,
troit chapter of Kappa Beta Pi Soror-
or expected to forswear devotion to a distinguished layman cried out, in
Kenneth Simons, son of Mr. and ity at its first nanual ball given in the
VILNA—(J. T. A.)—The various
the culture of his nativity. True, in the agony of bewilderment: "What is Afrs. William Simons of West Grand palm room of Hotel Cadillac on Sat-
the second or third generation that Judaism?" Only recently, another boulevard, spent several days in the urday night last. Miss Rosenthal is groups in Central Lithuania having
failed to agree on the question of par-
devotion is lost. But what is the dif- layman, not less prominent in liberal city the past week.
an alumnus of the University of De-
ticipation in the forthcoming elec-
ference in political principle or state Jewish cricles, proposed the abandon-
—
troit Law School.
tions to the Vilna parliament fixed
policy between a cultural devotion ment of the historic Sabbath. the re-
After a pleasant stay in the city,
by the Polish military authorities for
which lasts 60 years and one which is jection of the words Jew Synagogue the guest of relatives and friends,
Returning from a six months' stay
Jan. R, it is likely that the elections
transmitted 600 years? Fortunately, and even Temple. It behooves those Air. and Mrs. Troy Kaichen have re-
with relatives and friends in Denver,
will not be held on the announced
the complete answer is that there is who lead the forces of reform to con- turned to their home in Cincinnati.
Colo.. is Miss Esther Cohen of Gar- date.
no longer any antagonism between 9:der whether the pew is not losing
land avenue. Miss Cohen was accom-
Before leaving Vilna General Ze-
the cultures of the earth. Nations something of t'•e Jewish spirit,
Returning from a trip to Montreal, panied by her sister, Mrs. F. B. Green
are borrowing of each other. The whether t at something will not be where she visited with her parents, and children, who will make an in- ligowsky announced the establish.
me at of
tuenlied be the Zionist program.
thought, ethical, scientific and gen
Mr. and Mrs. B. Bernstein, is Mrs. definite stay in the city.
(ere-cot with its seat in Vilna and in
Charles C. Simons of Connecticut
a special proclamation fixed the elec-
avenue.
Mrs. A. J. Norman of West Ferry
tion day for the new parliament. The
avenue was a member of the com-
response to this call does not seem to
William Friedman of Erskine street mittee in charge of the Isaac F. Mar-
have been heartening, however, since
was ■ visitor in Chicago the past cosson lecture on Monday evening
the Ruthenians, White Russians, and
Main 4216
101 JOHN R ST.
week.
last at Orchestra Hall, given under notably Jews, have indicated their un-
the auspices of the College Club.
willingness to have nothing to do with
Miss Miriam Goldman of the Wood-
the new government.
stock apartments has returned from
Miss Henrietta Rosenthal was elect-
-2 a pleasant visit at the home of Mr. a member of the executive board of
DECISION REVOKED
and Mrs. David Cohen in Wabash, the Zonta Club, which met on Wed-
Indiana.
nesday last to plan • tentative pro-
gram for the national convention of
BUCHAREST.—(J. T. A.) —The
S .A. L PEItIN,
Mrs. Marcus Marks, formerly of Zonta Clubs, to be held in this city findings of the Land Commission,
Auction Bridge Editor Cincinnati Engel .er,
Detroit, now of Man'stee, Mich., who on May 27, in Hotel Stotler.
which proposed that Jews in Bessa-
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cis ted with relatives and friends in
rabia be evicted from their land, have
()peeing of School for Complete Instruction I. ■ Auction Bridre.
;Pittsburgh, is the house guest of Mr.
Returning from a trip throughout been rejected by the government
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and Mrs. Adolph Finsterwald of La- the Southern states is Ilenry Fried- upon investigation into the anti-Semi-
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tic activities of the commission.
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By DR. ALEXANDER GOLDSTEIN,
Member of the Sokolow Delegaton.

Since the first Zionist World Con-
gress convened by Dr. Herzl there has
not been it time as momentous as the
present. Then, as today, the fortunes
of our Tuitional ideal depended upon
our people's responses to the great
Ilerzl had believed in our peo-
ple and he was crowned with success.
When in the course of his historic
negotiations with Baron llirsh, Dr.
Herzl had been asked by the great
philanthrpoist iron] what source
would he, Ilerzl, obtain the funds and
men fur the materialization of his
ideal if the Jewish millionaires were
to withhold their support, Dr. Ilerzl
quoted Ferdinand Lassale's reply to
Bismarck: "Flectere si neques su-
peros, Acheronta movelso." (Should
I fail to move the occupants of the
heights, I shall set in motion the in-
habitants of the deep).
Events proved the prophetic author
of "The Jewish State" to be right,
The powerful owners of the palaces
turned a deaf ear on him and scoffed
at him; the masses forged his words
into deeds; his call into a magnifi-
cent national movement. The wings
watchwords of the • •
up by the masses, stimulated them to
turn the first Jewish assembly into
the first chapter of "Isaiah the Third."
Beginning of the End.
The 24 years that followed have
brought as to the beginning of the
end. Reality has outstretched the
imaginations of the boldest optimists.
Ilerzl's political prophecies have been
materialized. Balfour's declaration
and the San Remo treaty have pro-
claimed to the world our national lib-
eration. The external, political im-
pediments in the way to Zionism its
nut exist any longer. But the gates
of the country of our future may be
kept open to the multitudes of our
hurrying, enthusiastic pioneers and
Palestine turned into the Land of
Israel anew only if the voice of this
majestic historic moment will re-
sound in the hearts of the messes, if
the nation will rise to the sublimity
of the hour, to the grandeur of its
requirements.
The Keren Ilayesod is the begin-
ning of a second chapter in the book
of our liberation. Even as in the
days of the first congress we are now
building all our hopes and deeds on
the fundament—of implicit faith in
the power and goodwill of our people.
The Koren Ilayesod demands an ex-
traordinary exertion of all classes and
parts of the Jewish nation. We trust,
nay, we are certain that the people
will make the exertion, bring the sac-
rifice, fulfill the duty, for we know
our people, we know of the treasures
hidden in the holy of holies of its
heart; fur we trust in the healthy
instinct of the millions of the Jewish

masses.

But in order that our faith may he-
come glorious reality, that our peo-
ple's potential sympathy lie turned in-
to gold of kinetic energy of deeds, our
vanguard must set the example to the
entire army; the volunteers of the
first advancing columns must demon-
strate to the innumerable reserves a
grand display of true sacrifice and
unfeigned enthusiasm, now when the
future of our people is being deter-
mined. The Zionists must be the
first, the Zionists must be the best; a
flood of unheard of sacrifices must
sweep the Zionist rows. Nothing but
the concrete example of the urgers,
nothing but the astounding liberality
of the propagators, can turn the
Keren Hayesod into one of the most
glorious pages of our history; can
beget the miracle of a people without
a country or government creating a
grand national capital.
"M
" Laid at Altar.
The Zionists hese fulfilled their
duty throughout t e world. "Masser"

(u tenth of their income tic property)
has been cheerfully laid at the altar
of our national lw'sls. This cheerful
willingness to gi,() ungrudgmely, to
give magnanimously must In' dsplay.
ed in the same, if net in a greater
niessure, in the United States

Zionists of the United Stat e , ' For
long, long years have you carried on
your daily, difficult Zionist work.
There were happy (lays, disconcerting
and beclouded days; there were vic-
tories, there were defeats; there were
months of sublime hope and niemnet
of pessisfil, painful doubt.
But through all these flustuations and
metamorphosis you have stink to your
gnats.

With untiring effort and indefatig-
able patience, with trust and (1)yu4ion
did you trod the long and thorny road
leading from the night of exile to the
dawn of our rejuvenation. Yull have
covered the most difficult part " f the
road. Another effort and front Dan
to Beersheba will begin the work of
materialization, of building and cre-
ating, of turning the devasted, de-
serted land into a Jewish national
center, of finding sources and re-
sources, of labor and sustenance for
tens, for hundreds of thousands of
Jews in Palestine. I cannot believe,
I shall not believe, that now at the
end of the road there will be the Zion-
ists who will not show by the unsel-
fishness of their sacrifice that the
hour of the national call to our peo-
ple has not struck in vain.

Your work will be successful, and
our. ..national dream triumphant only
then when you, the vanguard, will be
thhe first to give, when you will pave
the way.

The future
tars
hsds
eof the Keren Ilnyesod
is in your

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fill your

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CHILDREN
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Appears as • Girl Who
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L. WOLFE GILBERT

America's Foremost Song Com -

poser. Author of 1,000 Song Mils.

Assisted by

R.

RFII LY

At the Piano

I FPITZI LIPTON
The Song Mind

"Tid-Bits of 1922"

A Syncopated Musical and Dance
Revue.

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Florio,, Wittman, Viola
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