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MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.
The Financing of Palestine
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By ISRAEL COHEN
• Big Sale Phonograrihoso
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MAKES — Kimball, Edison, Victor, Columbia, Pathe, etc.
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$325 Console Outfit Now Only $198 $155.00 Outfit Now Only $92.00
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A few days ago the London house these hued times in England, for ex-
of Rothschild invited subscriptions ample, when a taxpayer has the ut-
for a loan of a little over one and a most difficulty to meet the State's de-
Messrs. Schkolnik and Kolod• BOY VIOLINIST TO PLAY
half million pounds on behalf of the mends, let alone his own household
AT CONCERT ON APR. 18 Chilean Government. The public re- requirements, it is impossible to ex.
kin Play Mozart Concerto
sponse was so prompt and liberal that pert any appreciable contribution for
PER in
at Sunday Afternoon
Frank Schmidt, phenomenal boy the lists had to be closed an hour and the cause of Palestine. But has such
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violinist, will be introduced in con- a half after they were opened, owing distress seized upon all sections of the
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trt on Tuesday evening, April la, at to the required amount having been Jewish community? There is ample
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Victor Kolar conducted the Detroit cart
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Highest Class and Best of Slakes in this GREAT SALE. The time of Sale is limited. The
the Federation of Women's Clubs, by subscribed several times over, and proof to the contrary, for in the year
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number to sell at these Third to Half•Off prices is limited. So An Early Call Will l'ay.
Symphony Orchestra last Sunday of- .Earl William Morse, head of the via- long queues of applicants who were 11921 there were at least thirteen
ternoon in a program which main- [ lin department of the Detroit Con- waiting in the streets, as well as members of the monmunity who died
tained a high standard throughout, ser•atory of Music.
thousands of would-be subscribers leaving each a fortune of over
and which included Messrs. Schkolnik
Schmidt was born in London, Eng- who sent in their applications by £100,000.
and Kolodkin in the infrequently land, of German and Italian parent. post, were thus doomed to disap-
Dag
f Self•Restraint.
heard Mozart concerto for violin and age. Ile was brought to this country pointment. This remarkable demon- Now it may reasonably be assumed
viola. Mr. Kolar also contributed, by
stration of eagerness on the part of that the testators administered their
in
Those are new and used, but the used ones are like new, and will be closed out at from $15
request, his lively "Lyric Suite,"
these multitudes of people to lend fortunes charitably as well as profit-
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which brought joy to the hearts of
money to the South American state ably, but it is indeed surprising to
those in the audience. The two so-
was not inspired by any motives of find that only Ma' of them, in drawing
loists exhibited fine tone in the Mo-
affection, gratitude or charity. The up his last will and testament,
il
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zart concerto, with a sense of melodic
great majority of them, it may be thought of Jerusalem and left money
form that characterizes good ensemble
safely assumed, have never seen that for Palestine. That one was Mr. Al-
playing. The graceful contour and
country, have no intention of seeing bert Cahn, who hsquethed £1,000 for
happiness of Mozart's themes were ad-
it, and perhaps are even a little lazy the Palestine Restoration Fund. All
mirably illustrated. There was great
about its exact position in relation to the others doubtless prayed regularly
applause following this number and
the other republics of South America. for the rebuilding fo Zion and often
both artists were several times re-
The motive that prompted them to fervently exclaimed: "If I forget
called.
place their money at its service was thee, 0 Jerusalem, may my right hand
Mr. Kolar's suite, having its second
purely and simply mercenary—the forget its cunning!"—but when it
presentation to a Detroit audience,
wish to obtain sec en and one-half per came to the division of their earthly
proved again to be a most charming
cent interest on stock which they goods, their solemn oath lay unremem-
work—perhaps the beat compositino
could buy at 95, fortified by the bered. And yet they all passed away
of this composer that we have been
knowledge that their investments at a time when they must have heard
privileged to hear. Mr. Kolar con-
were secured by the wealthy resources of the needs of the land of Israel and
ducted it in a most effective manner,
of a well-organized and progressive when they could hove made rich pro-
the suite meeting with the unstinted
state. It was this natural quest for vision for its aid without any loss to
approval of the audience. The re-
gain, attracted doubtless, too, by the themselves. Perhaps some of their
mainder of the program consisted
prestige of the famous Jewish issu- lucky heirs may make amends and
of an overture by Hugo Kaun en-
ing-house, that let to the generous give an offering to sanctify, if not to
titled "On the Rhine;" two orchestra-
offering of seven and a half million pe rpetuate, the memory of their own
FRANK SCHMIDT
tions by Arthur Luck, orcheatrnl li- at the age of 10. When 15 he pounds almost instantaneously when nefiactors. At any rate, these cases
brarian, of Sindings "Rustle o f showed a desire for prize fighting and only a little over one and a half mil- show—for they represent but a frac-
Spring" and McDowell's "To a Wild made good in the ring, but took to lion was required. tion of the Jewish wealth in this coun-
Rose." Both were well done, al- the violin after he was heard to play
The amount 80 easily raised corms- try—that if little was given last year
though the Sinding number seemed to by a New York manager and advised I onds almost exactly to the budget it was not because there was no money
adopted by the Zionist Congress at available. It was rather because there
be a little too forcible for the spirit to follow the musical line.
of spring. Grieg's march from "Si-
Mr. Morse became interested in the Carlsbad for the development of Pal- was an excessive and unreasonable de-
gurd Joroalfar" received an inspiring boy and brought him to Detroit. Ile estine during the ensuing twelve gree of self-restraint. But l'alestine
performance, being played with a gays he expects to see the boy climb months. It was the largest budget will never be built up on this basis.
verve and precision that thrilled the the ladder and is taking Schmidt to ever discussed or passed by a Zionist Let Jews only display self-denial
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audience. Mr. Kolar was roundly ap- Europe, where he will have a daily Congress, for no previous Congress the extent that their forefathers did
plauded and was obliged to make re- lesson with Morse and also give a was faced with the actual problems of in former generations, and then the
the restoration of Palestine as a Jew. prayers that have been tittered un
peated recalls. A. It.
number of concerts.
The concert on April 18 will be a ish land and favored with the political throughout the exile for the rebuild-
benefit affair to enable Schmidt to opportunities for realizing them. The ing of Zion will gradually approach
procure new instruments. Tickets can dissuasion of its various items was fulfilment. Let them only contribute
GET THE BEST
be secured by calling Northway 14145. not unaccompanied by some exciting to the Palestine Foundation Fund,
scenes: the delegates from I'alestine, and the foundations of Palestine will
For the third week of its new affilia-
Anna Pavlowa and her Russian
for example, demanded that more be well and truly laid.
tion with the Shubert vaudeville ex-
NEW YORK,—(J. T. A.) —The
ballet and orchestra returns to De-
should be assigned for the schools,
change of New York city, the Colonial
NEW YORK.—An informal tea the agricultural experts were divided
Jewish Correspondence Bureau (Jew-
troit for a farewell appearance at
1957 Grand River Avenue
Theater management announces an-
ish Telegraphic Agency) announces
Orchestra Hall Sunday evening, April was tendered last week in honor of in opinion as to the merits of a pro-
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other big amusement bargain, includ-
the opening of a new aloe in Berlin
2. Pavlowa goes to the Orient and Frau Professor Benno Badt by the posed experiment in intensive coloni.
ing two headline acts that have been
to supply the German and German
South America following the closing executive council of the Women's zatoon, whilst many delegates claimed
featured individually in the country's
Jewish press with news of Jewish in-
of the present tour and will not be League of the United Synagogue, at that the Chaluzini from Central and
biggest vaudeville theaters; three
its
Students'
House,
in
New
York
terest. As managers of this bureau
seen for at least two seasons. Her
Eastern Europe should receive ade-
other versatile ads, running the
have been appointed M. Hinder,
feanit ouures City. Frau Badt, who has come to quate financial support for their pre- - _
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i nhei lcutt, I ew atsh ea fa
gauntlet from comedy and popular
America
chiefly
to
visit
her
life-long
Paration as well as their journey. British M. P.'s Defend Rights songs and high stepping on slack wire formerly a member of the Executive
Er lircah n il ui a?,
of the Jewish Delegations in Paris
of the first tour. The ballets include friend, Mrs. Solomon Schechter, the But at length the discussion was over,
Granite and Marble
and a first run motion picture. The
of Jewish People to Home-
founder
of
the
Women's
League,
is
and prominent in Jewish social and
"The Polish Wedding" and the "Ama-
and the budget, with its grand total
management further announces, that
land in Palestine.
political circles, and Mr. Louis Fisch-
rillo." Seats will be placed on sale the widow of the late Professor Doc- of I:1,500,00(1 was carried with a
in spite of reports to that effect, the
er, who has been connected with the
at Grinnell'a Music House Wednes- tor Benno Badt, who was professor storm of applause. It was a land-
of Latin and Greek at the Breslau mark in Zionist history.
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—Declaring present scale of popular prices will New York Bureau of the Jewish Tel-
day, March 29.
not be advanced.
that
Jerusalem
was
very
liable
to
ex-
Gymnasium.
egraphic Agency and is a member of
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Faith in Jaws.
In first position next week will be the staff of foreign correspondents of
During her tour of the Southern
plosions from religious processions
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But although the Congress had de- which work up the crowd to fanatic- the two famed Callarini sisters, mem- the "New York Evening Post."
and Western States, where many of
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her relatives are living, Frau Badt cided how this money was to be spent, ism sometimes leading to bloodshed, bers of that great vaudeville family
The Berlin office of the Jewish Tel-
it
knew
quite
well
that
the
money
Dealer in Detroit.
which
toured
the
country
fur
so
many
was greatly impressed by the splen-
Major Ormsby-Gore warned Parlia-
egraphic Agency system, the other
did hospitality of the American Jew- was not yet available. It had budget- ment that the maintenance of a gend- years. They will appear on the Colo- offices being in New York, London,
ed
not
upon
any
existing
hopes.
nial
stage
playing
various
musical
in-
ish women and lauded it very highly
armerie which would stand above lo-
Vienna and Warsaw. Correspondents
in her address relating to her experi- "Surely," it was argued by one elo- cal religious passions was absolutely struments in a manner that stamps are maintained by this news agency
Your opportunity to purchase a
quent speaker after the other, "the essential to peace in Palestine.
them as entertainers of rare talent. in 16 European points and in Con-
ences in America.
fine block of stores at a sacrifice.
Value counts, so for high class
Jewish people, which has been longing
April is a dangerous month in Pal-
On the screen will be shown a first stantinople, Jerusalem, Tunis, Johan-
Brick building, consisting of three
and proving for the redemption of estine. Every April of every year run motion picture, with that delight-
nesburg, Melbourne and Buenos
custom tailored clothes made in
stores, flats above, full basements,
Eretz Israel, will help U8 with over- requires reinforcements to keep or- fully vivacious good little bad girl,
Aires.
separate furnaces, etc. Will lease.
the latest style from all w0111 qual-
flowing coffers to achieve our century- der, Mr. Ormsby-Gore said.
Bebe Daniels starring in "Nancy
Sony at $33,000. Terms.
old ideal. And this budget is only a
Partnership in modern delicatessen
This warning was issued following From Nowhere." It is chock full of
ity fabrics see-
The scholar takes precedence over
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beginning.
But
the
hopes
that
were
and general grocery store, with
Secretary Churchill's statement in the humor, romance and thrills, combin-
the king.—The Talmud.
-
so fondly indulged at Carlsbad have House of Commons detailing the con-
well established trade. Maid sac.
ing one of the most entertaining
hitherto been unfulfilled. Over four cessions that had been made to the
rifice as partner is leaving town.
nhotoplays ever screened at the
months have already elapsed, but not Arabs and the government's firmness
Call at 629 East Hancock. Phone
Colonial.
even one-fourth of the required with regard to the construction of the
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1018 Majestic Bldg.
amount has been forthcoming.
national home for the Jewish people.
Importing Tailor
The lists that were opened in all
Congratulates Churchill.
ISMSISMESO
countries as soon as the Congress was
Colonel Wedgwood, the labor 31.
208.210 McKerchey Bldg.
over are still open, and he would he a P., congratulated Mr. Churchill on
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bold prophet who would predict that the merits of the Palestine constitu-
the required amount is likely to be tion, which grants the Arabs a meas-
The number of immigrants enter-
oversubscribed even after the lapse of ure of self-government. So long as ing Palestine during the year ending
WORN By oven A
twelve months. The Zionist F.xecu- it is necessary to protect Jews and December 31, 1921, was 9,149, a Colo-
M II LION MOTHERS.
five, who are burdened with the Christians from pogroms, Arabs can-
nial office announcement states.
Cnnform. achlatalcally
anxious task of raising the money, not be given full self-government, the
tr. h• changing Stun.
Of these 8,517 were Jews, according
would be happy if the amount sub- colonel said, adding that reports of
Support* without CORI-
j US(11Ig the
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scribed even approximated to the fig- the religious hostility existing in Pal- to figures compiled by the Immigra-
Pr..i00.
Rasa) ad.
ures of the budget. But they are not estine were exaggerated for economic tion Department of the Zionist Execu-
Spine to remove the
Justcd.
Promot•I
tive,
which
adds
that
this
number
in the position of the Government of reasons, the ettendis (native land-
hootS end comfort
cause of disease -
Chile. They have no vast territory owners) being anxious to exploit the dues not cover the entire immigration
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at their disposal; they cannot impose hatred of the population in order to to the Holy Land, including only
3.95
to
12.50
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taxes upon obedient subjects; they safeguard their source of cheap those arrivals who have been register-
MATERNITY
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with
the
Zionist
authorities.
The
cannot levy customs and dues; they labor.
RAY AND REST
Dow.. Coat. Shirts.
number of immigrants would have
have no wealthy resources; they can-
Colonel Wedgwood paid high tri-
Estlfroala.
Ilnuolmes.
ROOMS.
not offer an attractive rate of inter- bute to the young pioneer Jews who been higher but for the suspension of
Condos's.. Nightgowns, Eta.
est; and they have not the assistance were going to Palestine, saying that immigration following the Jaffa riots
of a great Jewish banking-house. Nor they were not Bolsheviki, but anti- in May and the subsequent limitation
508.10 Empire Bldg.
do they appeal to any mercenary Bolsheviki. Some of the Ilaluzim, he of immigration, the Zionists assert.
Since the new regulations, Jewish
See Telephone Directory for
sense in calling upon the Jews to sub- said, were college men and women
2m1 row. rear Woodw4rd
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scribe to the Palestine Budget; they who were introducing modern ma- immigrants have been arriving in
appeal solely to his sentiment, to his chinery and methods and were Palestine at the rate of 800 per month.
idealism, to his love for the country spreading civilization in Palestine.
where his nation was horn and his Great Britain will have to increase
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ceed in getting what they need even protect the Suez Canal, since "we
at the end of a year, their accomplish- are bound to use Palestine as the
men[ will he just as worthy of note as base for our military forces."
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nient in getting much mnre than it Replying to interruptions, Colonel
wanted in an hour and a half. For it Wedgwood said that he spoke on be-
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will show that the Jews throughout half of the labor party, which would
the world are prepared to make a am•. like to see Palestine self-supporting.
rifice for the realization of their "n"
An unexpected feature of the de.
cient aspirations, and that Palestine bate was the statement by Mellon, the
will be Made again n i the present Communist 31. P., who explained the
what it was in the past--the land of real aims of the Arab delegation and
Israel.
exnressed surprise that the Emir Fel.
Prepare the Way.
sal and his father, King Hussein, who
The support that has been given had previously welcomed the Balfour
since the Balfour Declaration by the Declaration, seemed now to have
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against it. Ile warned the
Jews of all countries has in itself turned
that they would do themselves
amounted to an impressive total, but'. !
measured by the conditions and re- no good by associating with the anti-
re ifch tin e t3irnnitingP
,, r n itepsta
iooss t do
quirements of the Jewish Restoration Semites
who
the the notorious doe-
falls very far short of what is need-
rd. The Manes. hitherto received has trine of the Jewish peril. Mr. Mel-
be•n devoted to making good the raw- Ion ridiculed the statement that the
ages of war, to the repairing of homes Palestine civil service was swamped
and farms, to the systematic provision by Jews, declaring such an assertion
of medical care for the sick, to the to be "a travesty on truth." The
helping of the poor, the orphans, and Communist member concluded his re.
the aged, to the maintenance of a marks by saying: "If we abrogate
large and model system of education, one jot of the Balfour Declaration
to the purchase of new tracts of land it will be a terrible blow to the mil-
for fresh settlements, and to the in- lions of Jews in the European Chet-
troduction of selected immigrants who tos."
Mr. Asquith, commenting on Sec-
are the forerunners of still larger
zroups for the building up of the Jew- retary Churchill's explanation, said
ish Homeland. But what has hitherto "J will not say what I think of Pales-
been done has been merely to prepare tine. I never said it and do not pro-
the way; the great task of construe- nose to say it now. I agree that
tion, comprehensive, many-sided, la- 'Palestine is a separate obligation arms.
borious, still awaits accomplishment. ins from commitments concerning
And to effect this not even twenty the construction of the National
times as much as has been subscribed Home for the Jewish people from
already could prove even enough.
which we cannot recede, whether we
Unfortunately, with the exception think it right or wrong."
of it few centers, there has been a
noticeable relaxation of support due-
COMMISSION
ing the past year. Special reasons
PALESTINE
ran be easily adduced: The diversion
of energy and attention by differences • VIENNA,—(J. T. A.)—Chief Rob-
within the World Organization, the hi Chajes is understood to have com-
what is tantamount to an
temporary weakening of confidence
temporary
through the delay in the ratification . ultimatum to Dr. Chaim Weizmann,
of the British Mandate, and the gen. ' president of the World Zionist Or-
eral prevalence of economic distress.1 lionization, demanding an explanation
he pdae l ea sytninie sending
a
the Commis-
But it is impossible to assert that I foiortto
during the
these factors have been responsible ,in
The charge is
entirely for
sAyl t h e s l ac k
owning
ening ol 411111111Y. Carlsb a d Congress
tion of support, even though they may made by Rabbi Chilies that the Zion-
good deal of it. Per- I ist Executive is sabotaging. Rabbi
account for
haps the greatest emphasis has been Chajes is a member of this Commis.
Wel sion, as is also Herman Conheim of
laid upon the economic factor.
have been repeatedly told that in New York
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