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MAYOR CURLEY PLEA
Boston Executive's Answer to
a Correspondent on Race
Discrimination.
, NEW YORK.—Louis Friedman of
' Young Judaea, as the junior Zion- ! 1115 Broadway made public replies re-
, int body, is this week rejoicing at the reined from Mayor James M. Curley
Zionist victory at the League of Na-, of Boston, Mass., and Dr. Charles 1V.
i Dons meeting and is planning for a! Eliot, President Emeritus of Harvard,
series of celebrations on the occasion.', to a letter he had sent them denoun-
Every Young Judaea circle in the !ring discrimination by Harvard
:city is planning for some affair at' against Jewish students and urging
which to express its joy at the final that education be taken out of the
realization of the Zionist goal. It is i hands of "degenerate" institutions
!also expected that the Young Judaea and be placed in the hands of state-
! Council will, at its next meeting, plan created universities.
for a monster gathering of all Young :
Mayor Curley in his letter says:
o t have read your interesting letter
Judaeans to celebrate the mandate
I ratification.
with its Irish enclosures with gratifi-
The Knights of Judaea have tacit- cation, and while I am an inflexible
ed to celebrate the mandate ratifica- opponent of all intolerance and pre-
lion at the time of their third anni- acciotion and of tho ,o , who advocate
Similarly, the such ' abhorrent matters I have long
: versary celebration.
Defenders of the White and Blue, ago learned that a firm adherence to
Hadar Zion, Rosen of Zion and other the merits and justice of tolerance and
clubs have made arrangements for right achieves more in the end than
!similar meetings.
any angry outburst of indignation and
The action of the League has also intemperate language. The wise Lin-
spurred the local clubs to greater coin phrased it, 'with charity towards
work. Clubs that have made pledges all and malice towards none; and if
to the Keren Ilayesod are making we follow his example we will do more
every effort to over-subscribe their good service to the persecuted and for
quotas. Others are making arrange- the extirpation of the persecutor.
' ments for similar meetings.
"I am now using my best efforts to
have the literature of persecution and
the propaganda of intolerance exclud-
B'NOS ZION, NEW YOUNG , ri fro the United States mai l, and
JUDAEA CLUB, FORMED am tiff the opinion that your people
— should concentrate upon that policy.
A new Young Judaea club was or- Moreover, as a people of constant
"[armed last week, with Miss Mary !commercial advertisers, the Jews
Friedenberg as leader. The first should be in a position to exercise a
meeting of the club was held at the ! wholesome influence on the American
home of Freda Gold, 525 East Kirby press to aid in destroying the evil
avenue, and the organization adopted work of these social and political
the name of 11'nos Zion. The girls pests."
are to meet on Tuesday evenings at ,
In his letter dated Asticou, Me.,
the homes of the members.
.tune 29, Dr. Eliot says:
The officers of the new club are:
"The discussion of the Jewish ques-
Celia Baker, president; Freda Schultz, tion, which was begun in the Faculty
vice-president; Anna Rubinstein, sec- • of Arts and Science's of Harvard Uni-
rotary; Ida Cohen, treasurer. The versity, was brought to a fortunate
program at last Tuesday's meeting! issue early in June and has resulted
consisted of a discussion of Young in the appointment of an excellent
Judaea's program. The life works of committee representing several facul-
Dr. Theodor Herzl were discussed.
ties which is to inquire into the racial
Miss Friendenberg is the third, proportions in the whole body of stu-
Young Judaean to be advanced from dents in Harvard University and into
the ranks of leadership.
the means of better sifting candidates
for admission to the university.
"The committee has been fairly se-
Roses of Zion.
lected by president Lowell, who appre-
ciates the great difficulty of the com-
The Roses of Zion, at their meet- mittee's task. He therefore announ-
ing Wednesday evening, elected the ces that no report is to lie expected
following new officers: Fannie Slomo- I from it before December.
vitz, president; l'earl Firestone, vice-'
"You seem to think that the Jewish
'president; Ida Weiner, secretary; people in this country are likely to ad-
Jennie Borrison, treasurer; Frieda vocate State support for all colleges
Cooper, scrap-book editor; Sadie and universities, instead of the con-
Katz, sergeant-at-arms; Rachel Gar- tinuance of private endowed institu-
finkel, literary chairman; Mollie Lip- tions along-side of the tax-supported.
pin, librarian. Rachel Garfinkel will I hope that the Jewish citizens in Am-
be assisted on the literary committee I erica will advocate no such policy for
by Jennie Burrison and Sadie Katz. all the pioneering in education has
The finance committee consists of heretofore been done by the endowed
Esther Charness, Molly Cohen nad institutions and in the nature of
Frieda Cooper.
things it will be so in the future.
Ida Weiner holds the distinction of I "As a rule public money cannot be
having been elected to the office of ! applied to experiments in education,
, secretary more times than anv other charity or business; but experiment-
Young Judaean in Detroit. She has ing is necessary to progress in any
just been elected for the eleventh field. The rich Jews in the United
time, having served as secretary ever States have heretofore been generous
since the club was organized three in applying their private money to
years ago, except for two terms.
' public uses, particularly in charity
The Roses of Zion will celebrate and education. May they always con-
their third anniversary on Sunday, tinue to be."
Aug. 6, with an outing at Belle Isle. Mr. Friedman stated that in the fall
A tine program is being prepared for he would make a lecture tour of the
the occasion.
country to arouse intellectual men in
all fields against "this un-American
introduction in American cultural
AMERICAS FINEST FURNITU
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KORFANTY IS BLAMED
FOR SILISEAN RIOTS
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life."
A series of athletic events are on
the program of the Forget-Me-riots of RAPID STRIDES MADE IN
AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRIES
Zion for the summer months, with
baseball as the feature. On Sunday,
July 23, the girls went on an outing
"With the close of the first six
, to Wall Lake. During the summer, months of 1922 it is interesting to look
. meetings are to be held on Wednes- backward to the first of January and
day evenings. Last week's meeting compare the rapid strides that have
was held at the home of Miss Sadie been made in industry," says presi-
Goodman, 536 East Palmer avenue. dent 1V..1. Doughty of the Detroit Air
The program and entertainment com- Cooled Car Company, makers of the
mittees are preparing interesting pro- D-A-C twin-three, six cylinder air
grams for the coming meetings. cooled car.
Visitors are welcome at all meetings.
"Six months ago financial officials
expected that there would be an ad-
vance in business conditions over that
Knights of Judaea.
of the preceding year but none were
optimistic enough to prophecy that the
The Knights of Judaea are cum- industrial institutions of America
! pleting arrangements for the celebra- would make such progress, as has
tion of the third anniversary of the been accomplished.
'club's existence, on Saturday even-
"Especially interesting is the great
, ing, Aug. 5, at the home of Max step forward made by the automibile
Weine, 588 King avenue.
industry. Six months ago motor car
The committee in charge is plan- affairs were in a gloomy mood but to-
, ning to make the affair the biggest day the motor car industry has again
in 1 oung Judaea, due to the fact that conic into its own and leads all indus-
the anniversary celebration is to be tries in the matter of progress, with
combined with a celebration of the the result that the automobile indus-
great Zionist victory on the occasion try is above normal and most of the
of the ratification of the Palestine manufacturers face the last six
mandate by the Council of the League months of the year with thousands of
of Nations last Saturday.
orders behind. All of the leading
All the leaders in Young Judaea makers are making frantic efforts to
and a representative from every in- keep production up with the ever in-
termediate and senior Young Judaea creasing demand for motor cars.
circle is to be invited to join in the
celebration.
A rich program has been arranged
for the occasion and the committee in
outlining
plans for a practical contri-
!
bution to the Zionist cause and to
celebrate the Zionist success in a fit PARENTS OF TWO attractive and
manner.
healthy daughters, ages 26 and 23
The Knights defeated the Macca-
are looking for two bright, healthy
bees in a baseball game last Sunday
young Jewish men. Object, mat-
by a score of 8 to 7. The Maccabees
rimony. Both girls are college
took the lead in the first inning by
graduates and now holding re-
scoring four runs ,but this was over-
sponsible positions. Raised in a
come by the Knights' team. A re-
Jewish Orthodox family and are
turn game is to be played this Sun-
American born, good hausekeeers
day.
and sensible girls. Willing to help
financially if necessary. For fur-
ther particulars write- care The
Tikvas Zion.
Chronicle, Box 331.
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From
the President's Desk—Talk No. 105.
To Live---or
Just to Exist?
Why do you work? Why do
you go every day to your desk
—your bench—your place of
toil? Do you expect to keep it
up to your dying day, or do you
hope some day to take life
easier—to get more leisure?
If it takes all you earn to pay
expenses, you are merely suf-
fering existence. If you are sav-
ing or investing something each
year, you are enjoying a living.
Build up your Savings Account. Be ready for your
one big opportunity when it comes. Let this bank
help you in financial and business matters . Our
experience is valuable to you. Take advantage of it.
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WA RSAW.— (J. T. A.)—Albert
Korfanty, the new Polish Minister
who has formed a cabinet in the face
of the opposition of President Pilsud-
sky, is regarded as unfriendly to Jews.
He is said to be responsible for the re-
cent excesses perpetrated against
Jews in Upper Silisia.
The Jewish deputies find themselves
in opposition to the Korfanty Minis-
try. They have joined with the soc-
ial democrats and peasant party In
fighting against the assumption of
the government by Korfanty.
I
Forget Me-Note of Zion.
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Followers of the handsome matinee
idol, Eugene O'Brien, and lovers of
big-time vaudeville., will have a big
week at the Colonial starting next
Monday. O'Brien will be seen in his
Latest big picture of the north, "Chan-
fling of the Northwest," directed by
the king of them all, Ralph Ince,
while the vaudeville lists enter none
but all-star acts.
Each Friday evening, the Colonial
is presenting an array of amateur
talent in addition to the regular per-
formances. The hopeful actors and
actresses appear twice., at 8 and 10
p. m., and the audience is entrusted
with the responsibility of determin-
ing whether Johnnie or Josie is best
in his or her class. Three prizes are
rewarded at each performance.
A. D. HILLMAN
Real Estate Exchange Specialist
I exchange what you have
and do not want fur what
you have not and do want.
Cash for Land Contracts and
Mortgages.
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Ile who closes his eyes to benefi-
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The Tikvas Zion, the first Young TO RENT—Nicely furnished room
Judaea circle to be formed in Detroit,
will celebrate the third anniversary
of the club at an outing to Grosse
Ile this Sunday. The club has con-
I eluded another successful year, under
permit the church, if it agrees to
the
leadership of Philip Katz, who
CLERGY WILL SUPERVISE
some the responsibility through
just left for California to complete
DISTRIBUTION OF WINES duly authorized rabbi, minister its
or ; his agricultural studies.
priest, full power to supervise the
WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.)- Rab- manufacture of alter wines and it is ' Defenders of White and Blue.
bis, ministers and priests duly ap- my opinion that the specific grant of
pointed by the heads of the ecclesias- the greater privilege of the supervis-
The Defenders of the White and
tical jurisdictions of their churches ion of manufacture carries with it the , Blue Wednesday evening celebrated
may supervise the manufacture and lesser privilege of supervision of dis- the ratification of the Palestine man-
date. Israel Zilber, leader of the
distribution of altar wines in their tribution."
specified territories under new regu-
The Attorney General's opinion puts club, delivered a stirring address on
lations being considered by Revenue an end to a long-drawn-out fight by j the occasion. Hyman Cohen also
spoke. The program also consisted
Commissioner Blair in accordance
various religious bodies, who claimed !
Ruttenb er¢
with an opinion by Attorney Genera l that the elimination of the sacramen- 0
harnessing the Jordan river,
Dougherty.
tal wine dealers from business plan for
The National Prohibition act, Mr. through the denial of Treasury per- by William Lankin. This Wednesday,
Daugherty held, indicated an inten- mits shut off all legitimate channels Jack Flusty will review Dr. Theodor
tion by Congress to place in the hands for obtaining proper wines for sacra- Herzl's "Jewish State," a discussion
of the Church itself • power whereby mental purposes, and forced the of which will follow. Hyman Cohen
it never will be forced to use infer- churches to use spirits of uncertain was elected to represent the club at
the third anniversary celebration of
ior products for sacrament nor ever standard.
the Knights of Judaea.
be left without means for _supplying
A membership campaign has been
its needs for sacramental wines.
He who performs a single good ac- !started by the club, and all inter-
"The intent of Congress is clear,"
ested are urged to attend the meet-
tion,
gains
for
himself
an
advocate;
the Attorney General said, "to abolish
, ings of the club, held on Wednesday
the business of the middleman or re- he who commits a single sin, procures
!evenings at the Talmud Torah on
tail distributor in sacramental wines, for himself an accuser.—The Tal- Westminster and Delmar avenues.
but the intent is equally apparent tomud.
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