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ACTIVE MEMBER, Y. P. A.
JEWRY CALLED UPON
MOONLIGHT COMMITTEE
TO AID PALESTINE IN
CONSTRUCTION WORK Miss Kanter is an active member

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PRICE
Concentration on realizing the per-
streets and those men, women and sonal pledges that were made at the
children I passed seemed to be a dif- Philadelphia Zionist Convention for
of the moonlight committee of the
Young People's Auxiliary of the
freent people than those who moved the Rutenberg Concession was agreed
(Concluded from page 1.)
dejectedly through the streets little to be the immediate task before the
Shaarey Zedek to take place on Tues-
Telegraphic Agency to circulate a day evening, Aug. 22, on the luxuri-
more than a month ago.
Committee on the Rutenberg Conces-
message regarding the approval of ous steamer Put-in-Bay.
The improvement was particularly sion of the Zionist Organization which
the Palestine mandate, wrote that
Elaborate preparations are being
noticeable among the children. They met in New York, with Jacob Siegel,
while he appreciated the offer to made to make the affair the leading
have begun to play their games again chairman, presiding. The committee
broadcast his message, he had, in
in Odessa, and to laugh and sing and also decided to urge all the Zionist dia.
view of the great demand lately for
tricts to raise as much money as pos-
Early in May I stepped from a enjoy themselves as is the rightful
messages on various subjects, made it
heritage of children. Thirty-six days sible on their pledges during the sum-
train
in
the
city
of
Odessa
with
a
a rule to decline all statements of
mer, and to organize the disthict prop-
ago
faces
were
care-worn
and
pinched
group of American Relief Adminis-
that sort.
erly so that an intensive campaign for
tration and Joint Distribution Com- by hunger and they carried them-
Thanks to the skill and fine feeling
funds
can begin about Labor Day.
mittee workers who had come here selves with the timidity of people who
of Lord Balfour, the international
It was decided that in view of the
have
Buffered
long.
for the purpose of feeding the hungry
difficulties have been overcome and
fact
that
Mr. Lipsky and Mr. Ituten-
The cemeteries no longer held their
children of Odessa.
the mandate became a fact, Major
berg would be in London about Au-
The picture that greted us will gruesome exhibits. Bodies have been gust 1, when a meeting to form a hold-
Ormsby Gore told the Jewish Tele-
never be forgotten. Once one of Rus- decently buried.
graphic Agency. The task is still
Hospitals now conduct visitors ing company for the Rutenberg Con-
sia's most beautiful cities, world ram-
great, however, further patience, for-
through their wards with pride, for cession was scheduled they, together
OUR for the perfection of its streets
bearance and charity towards the
they
have clean linen and ample med- with a member selected by the Order
and public buildings and known as
still suspicious Moslems being neces-
Sons of Zion, were duly authorized to
the Rivera of Eastern Europe, Odessa icine to care for the patients.
sary. Jews should co-operate with
And
with this return to normalcy represent the American trustees in the
was cloaked in gloom, as though some
their Arab cousins, not for them-
formation of the corporation.
evil Beni had caressed her people another great change has been
selves alone, but for the enrichment
In the course of Mr. Lipsky's re-
wrought. Shopkeepers who in the
with a withering claw.
of the world, the major stated. A
port on the work now in progress in
The horror of it all has not been trying days feared to resume activity- the Zionist office, it Was noted that a
national home to be worthy of the
because
they
were
certain
the
des-
exaggerated. The unlighted streets
Jewish people should be of a very
number of responses had already been
literally were cluttered with dead and perate people would loot their places, received to the letters sent to the dis-
high quality, as Lord Balfour expects
starvation Was striking down its vic- have opened their doors and Odessa's tricts urging them to form sectional
it to be.
tims faster than the authorities could shoping zone is functioning well.
Captain Wedgwood wrote: "I con-
committees. Chicago, Gary, Jersey
The transformation can be ascribed
remove their bodies. The cemeteries
gratulate the Jews on becoming a
City, Pittsburgh, Plainfield and a
were shambles—their soul living oc- only to the American Relief Adminis- number of cities in Massachusetts and
nation again. Having a country and
cupants the ghoul dogs of which so tration and the Joint Distribution Connecticut, have already organized
a home address may stimulate the
Committee, who jointly commenced
much has been written heretofore.
Iek
Jews to greater national effort.
and will concentrate on this work dur-
I have seen the removal of bodies the feeding campaign in the Ukraine ing the summer.
Pride of race is preliminary to pride
from a children's hospital where the on April 30, and when the history
in common manhood among all self-
It was agree dthat the expenses in
deaths for 24 hours had been 38. of America's efforts in this part of connection with the campaign must
respecting peoples."
There was no effort at careful han- Russia is written it will be read with not exceed four per cent of the collec-
A new move toward negotiations
RUTH KANTER
dling, for other institutions had sent pride by those Americans at home tions, and in future correspondence
between the Arab delegation and the
urgent appeals for help. The bodies who have not had an opportunity to with prospective subscribers, they be
Zionist Organization on the basis of
one of the season. Interesting en- were carted away in a truck and, experience this tragedy at close
co-operation and the upbuilding of
informed to that effect.
tertainment and something quite dif- somehow or other, as they were range.
Palestine is on foot, it is learned
ferent from anything ever attempted passed from hand to hand and placed
From the time of their arrival in
from a usually reliable source.
on
previous
moonlights
is
promised
Odessa,
the
Americans
set
to
work
• • •
2,000 WILL TAKE PART
in the truck, I recalled a trip to a
on deck.
Wisconsin lumber camp where I had to do their share in bringing order
IN GREAT SPECTACLE
WILSON GLAD ZIONISTS
Miss Mamie Levin is chairman of seen the workers piling logs. Cer- out of chaos. Theirs is the theory
THINK HE HELPED CAUSE
the committee on arrangements and tainly there was little more sympathy that empty stomachs are conducive
More
than 2,000 people will take
NEW YORK—(J. T. A.)—Former the entire board of directors of the
to disruption and they proceeded to
in the atmosphere.
part in the great spectacle, "The
President Woodrow Wilson sent the Young People's Auxiliary is acting as
In the hospitals the patients were fill the stomachs. To date the in-
following telegram to the Zionist Or- committee. Morris Klein is the new- in unspeakable distress. The equip - mates of more than 100 institutions Awakening," including "The Last
ganization of America, in response ly-elected president of the auxiliary. ment was entirely inadequate, medi- are receiving American food and 10 Days of Pompeii," shown this week
at the Grotto Stadium, Davison ave-
to a message sent to him by the na-
cines were not to be had, and to be feeding stations, scattered through
nue west and Dexter boulevard. This
tional executive committee:
stricken by any of the prevailing dis- the city, are dispensing rations daily.
"Louis Lipsky, chairman Zionist
The effect on the community has is not an extended engagement, but
eases, such as typhus, cholera or
an entirely new show. Thousands of
executive committee: Thank you
been
spontaneous.
For
each
person
typhoid, was tantamount to a death
warmly for your telegram. I am
fed by the Americans, a certain quan- people who did not have the oppor-
warrant.
tunity, because of an overcrowded
proud that it should be thought that
tity
of
native
food
is
released
for
(Concluded from page 1.)
But all that was 36 days ago.
I have been of service to the Jewish resist. It must be remembered,"
others, so that the wider distribution seating capacity, to see the perform-
What of the Odessa of today?
ance last week will be given an op-
people."
has
reached
virtually
every
corner
proceeds Comrade Riklin, "that Ha-
Each day during the past week I
"The Jewish Daily News published mel is a town full of petty specu- have toured the entire city, searching of the city. Government employes portunity to see a much better and
the following statement by Judge lators. Recent events, the introduc-
enlarged spectacle this week.
are
better
able
now
to
pursue
their
in vain for some of the famine signs.
Mack:
tion of freedom of trade, the cessa- The only dead found was the body duties, hence the lighting plants and
If thou hast commenced a good
"The granting of the mandate over tion of requisitions, etc., have simply of a Russian soldier, who apparently water works are working more often.
Palestine to Great Britain marks a turned the heads of these speculators.
action, leave it not complete.—The
had been struck by an automobile. The markets are open and greater
definite beginning of a new era in The trembling and dejected specu-
Talmud.
There were no sick lying in the confidence prevails.
Palestine. The members of the lator has become a privileged mer-
League of Nations, with the unani- chant, and he dares to have preten-
mous approval 'of President Harding, sions, and has the impudence to air
ex-President Wilson and the Ameri- opinions. Of course, it goes without
can Congress, have thereby given in- saying that he is a member of the
ternational recognition to the Bal- opposition, that he is hostile to the
four Declaration and brought the Soviet government.
dream of Ilerzl to realization.
"The head of these speculators, of
"It remains for the Jews of the these opponents of the Soviets, was
world, and especially of America, to the Rabbi Botischansky. Ile organ-
lend their aid in the building up of ized a sort of group of followers of
the land of our forefathers.
Tikhon of the Jewish faith. This
"Now that the mandate question group hindered in all possible ways
is favorably settled, the work must the relief work for the starving. It
be pushed to the utmost. In the made collections of its own, uncon-
fruits of our labor, Arab and Jew trolled by us, for what they called
alike will benefit and our achieve- their own famine victims. (Comrade
ment will redound to the glory of Is- Riklin evidently refers to the collec-
rael and all mankind."
tions made for the Jewish colonists
• •
•
in South Russia.) They held secret
ZIONIST INVITATION
assemblies in the synagogues, Rabbi
REJECTED BY ARABS
Flirschansky being present, and con-
JERUSALEM. — (J. T. A.) — A niving at their anti-Soviet activity.
The Nation of Wednesday, July 19
They
passed resolutions of protest
proclamation
addressed
to
the
Pales-
makes the following editorial comment
tinian Arabs to reject the British against the 'unbearable' taxation, and
on the Palestine situation:
"The problem of Palestine has made mandate because it "enslaves" the decided not to proceed to their work,
strange bedfellows: it has tossed the Arabs has been issued by the execu- that is to say, to keep their shops
tory Morning Post under the same tive of the Syrian-Palestine Congress. closed, to strike against the Soviet
coverlet with the Mohammedan Arab Steps to be taken by the Arabs "in authorities.
Called Protest Meetings.
chieftains; and the Holy See has defense against the Zionist danger"
"The fear that their Chedarim
crawled in alongside. All of them are are enumerated in the manifesto. The
afraid, it appears that the Jews will first step proposed is to be an Arab were going to be closed excited the
build up a powerful tyrannical state Congress to be convened immediate. speculator clericalists among the
by the shores of the Jordan and that ly after the return of the Arab dele- Jewish population in Hornet to an
amazing degree. The Rabbi Boris-
no one else will he allowed life or lib- gation from London.
erty or a free look at the Holy Places.
Simultaneously the Vaad Ilaleumi, chansky knew no rest. He called pro-
So far these fears have been founded or Jewish National Council of Pales- test demonstrations to be held with
Above, to the left, is shown the first Hudson ever put out. Joseph P. Davis of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., owns
on imagination. A Jew named Rut- tine, invites the Arabs to co-operate scrolls of the law in the hand.
this 1909 model and still has it in daily service. It has traveled about 250,000 miles. Below is shown the
enherg, has, to be sure, secured a val- with the Jews for the good of Pales-
"He publicly denounced the Jew- 175,000th Hudson, recently manufactured. Note the acetyline gas tank on the side of the 1909 model and the
uable concession for the water rights tine.
ish Communists as bandits and rob- gasoline tank, mounted just behind the driver. The combination of these two pictures well illustrates the tre-
in Palestine and British business cir-
The Vaad-Leumi has cabled felici- bers, declared that the Soviet gov- mendous improvements in motor car design.
cles are apparently much aroused on tations upon the adoption of the man- ernment was worse than the Czarist
grounds that may not be wholly al- date to Lloyd George, the Earl of regime. This impudent Jewish priest
truistic or patriotic. But the Zionist Balfour, Secretary Churchill, the went no far that he cried out to his
organization and the Jewish parties president of the League of Nations, supporters: 'If I am arrested, you
in Palestine are struggling to develop Baron Rothschild and the Zionist will release me!'
the country against odds which may leaders, Weizmann and Sokolow.
"The trial of the rabbi," concludes
in the end overpower them: financial
Sir Ilerbert Samuel, Palestine High the article, "will take place within
difficulty, labor trouble, Arab hostility, Commissioner, has congratulated the the next few days. The trial will
and dissention in their own ranks. Palestine Zionist executive upon the show the speculators that they are
They must look to British influence to happy consummation of the mandate. still in the land of the Russian So-
protect them from the danger of at-
Approval of the constitution draft- cialist Federative Republic."
tack by the Arabs, and their relative ed by the Vaad llaleumi, or the Na-
Sm•cks of Blood.
number (the Jews are only about 10 tional Council of Palestine Jews, for
It is clear from the foregoing that
per cent of the population) should the autonomous administration of the Jewish Communists are out to
make them wary of treading on Mo- the communities in which Jews are emulate their Russian masters. The
hammedan toes. The situation is an the majority, is contained in a com- one have had a Tikhon trial, there-
uncomfortable one, and rather anoma- munication from Sir Herbert Samuel, fore they are going to have a Rabbi
lous. But if the Ilritish show any de- the lligh Commissioner.
Borischansky trial. There being no
gree of wisdom in the exercise of their
The High Commissioner has in- ground for their accusations, they
mandate they can do much to secure formed the Council that an ordinance have jumbled together the campaign
internal peace. The rights of nation- sanctioning the Council and defining against the Chedar, terming the Jew-
als of other countries and the gunrd- its powers will be promulgated imme- ish children "the treasures of the
ing of the Holy Places would seem to
diately following the approval of its synagogue," which the rabbi refuses
be amply provided for by the terms
terms by the British Colonial Office. to surrender, with speculation, pro-
of the mandate; American rights are
tests against exorbitant taxation, op-
specifically covered by the agreement
position to the Soviet government,
printed in The Nation of July 12th. A WEEK AT CAMP FOR
assemblies, collection of funds
The danger in the Palestine situation,
EVERY JEWISH CHILD secret
for famine victims without the con-
if danger exists, is to be found not in
trol of the Jewish Communists, and
Jewish tyranny but in a possible bat-
Owing to the limited capacity of have presented their case in the offi-
Ite of concessions which would hurt
the Jewish Children's Fresh Air cial organ of the Bolshevist govern-
the Jewish workers and their aspira-
Camp, hundreds of Jewish children ment, in the Isvestia.
tions quite as much as the Arabs. It
have been disappointed each year.
It is plain that they mean mischief.
is to be Loped that the Ilritish will
This year 1,000 such children were The concluding sentence smacks of
prevent this too."
doomed to spend the summer without blood. "The trial will show the
a vacation. Therefore the Jewish In- speculators that they are still in the
REFUSES TO APPOINT
stitute made arrangements with the land of the Russian Socialist Federa-
BAPTIST PREACHER AS
recreation camp to set aside two tive Republic." What are they go-
GUARDIAN OF CONVERT weeks exclusively for Jewish chil- ing to do with Rabbi Borischansky?
NEW YORK.—Surrogate George dren, to be run on a strictly kosher
A. Wingate of Brooklyn denied the basis.
$50,000 FOR PALESTINE
The camp is beautifully situated on
application of Harry Bucaletein, 16
IS PILGRIMAGE RESULT
years of age, of 336 Osborne street, Lake Elizabeth, four miles north of
a Jewish boy who has adopted the Pontiac. in the heart of the lake dis-
An
investment of $50,000 has been
Christian faith, for the appointment trict. Charges will be $5.50 per week
made to Palestine development as the
of the Rev. Edwin Holloway, pastor and the length of stay will be, for
first
result
of the Palestine Pilgrim.
of the Wadsworth Avenue Baptist boys, Aug. 6 to 13, and for girls,
Church, Manhattan, as his guardian. Aug. 20 to 27. All those interested age which was arranged by George
M.
Hyman
of
45 West Thirty-fourth
"The question of changing reli- should rgeister daily between 3:30 to
gious faith by one so immature as the 4:30 p. m. at the Jewish Institute, street, New York, and which visited
Palestine
during
Pesach time. The
petitioner is not within the province bringing $1 at time of registration.
investment was made by Asher Pierce
of this court to determine, nor is it
of
Montreal,
Canada,
a fur merchant
the tribunal in which to review de-
LUANA CLUB
who was so impressed with the eco-
cisions of the learned judge of the
nomic
possibilities
of
the
land that he
Children's Court," Surrogate Win-
An open meeting of the Luang
gate wrote. "The application is de- Club was held at the home of Miss made out a check for $10,000 the night
before
he
left
Palestine
and gave it
nied."
Hazel Ilartz, 1470 Glynn court, Fri- to the Palestine Land Development
Ilucalstein is now in the custody of
day evening, July 28. Elections were Company, with the promise that $40,-
the Society for the Prevention of
held and the following officers were 000 more would follow shortly. It is
Cruelty to Children, having been ad-
elected: Hazel Ilartz, president; expected that a number of the other
'udged an incorrigible child.
Dorothy Levenson, secretary; Doro- members of the pilgrimage, who were
thy Isberg, treasurer. The following intensely inspired and very well im-
entertainment committe weaa ap- pressed with the possibilities for Pal-
When you need • prescription
pointed: Hazel Hartz, chairman; estine's development, will make it sub-
filled you want • reliable druggist
Betty Stienberg and Annabel Isberg. stantial contributions and invest-
A delightful program consisted of a ments.
CALL
solo by Miss Ilartz, accompanied by
Betty Steinberg; a humorous Jewish
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monologue by Annabel Isberg and a
piano recital by Rae Siegel and was
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By

(Editor's Notet--The miraculous re-
sults achieved In Odes. by American
relief workers and methods. who In the
short Interval of one month transformed
it from • cityof death to • city of re•
a
vividly Por-
newed life and hope.re
trayed by Frank J. Pri ce of the Amer-
man Relief Administration, In • report
which he has sent from Russia to the
publicity department of the American
Jewish Relief Committee./

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