A merica ,farisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THREE ■■ ••=0 pitiventolvaisil OWN IC LE oung i udaea The Result of Mr. D. J. Healy's Trip to France is now in Evidence in this Store! Club Notes OOTBALL, DEBATING CONTESTS FEATURE SUNDAY'S PROGRAM to reacd mere girls nil the East Side who wilds to join the organization. The following new officers were elected at the last meeting: Goldie Goldstei ,-, president; Ruth Naimark, vice-president; Mollie Chabensky, sec- retary; ,Iaomi Buchhalter, Keren Ilayesod treasurer; Anna Itaimi, Chronicle reporter; Goldie Goldstein ar ndentot li lvies. Chabensky, Council rep- Samuel Heyman, new leader of the club. reviewed the speech recent_ ly delivered by Dr. Joseph Silverman at the Shaarey Zedek. The club ex- to stage a Chanukah p lay to p nights of Judaea Meet Maccabees b e ecats feature of t he com ing Ch anu kah in Football Contest and Defende rs entertainment. A debate on an in- of White and Blue in Debate. teresting topic of the day will fea. lure the next meeting. A permanent Athletic and debating rivalry in; debating team will also be chosen udaean ranks reaches its highest this Sunday. 1 isitors are welcome to I viol this Sunday, when the Knights f Judaea meet the Maccabees of Ju-.attend hie club's meetings. lace in a football contest in the morn- If You Desire New Things B'nos Rachel ng that is to decide the championship • For Xmas—Conte in Now! B'nos The last meeting of the o n the gridiron, and when a team coin- members from the Knights Rachel was held at the home of Sylvia used of I i s to oppose Defenders of the WhitelLepinsky, 230 Theodore street. The a nd Blue debaters in the afternoon. I club is preparing a Chanukah play to The football contest, an annual' be staged during the week of the event, is to b estaged on Goldberg • coming festival. Refreshments were Field, Basting and Ferry avenue, the served at the last meeting by Mm. k ickoff to be promptly at it a. m. The ! Lepinsky. The next meeting will be w inners In this game will be declared I held at the home of Mollie Bern. c hampions in Judaean football tanks I stein, 518 Theodore street. and will receive the J. II. Ehrlich — i -A. .e -. ■ - a a 4 Trophy for a year. The Ehrlich cup: WELFARE BOARD will finally be retained by the team WILL HOLD CONVENTION winning the championship for three WILL years in succession. The Knights are Dependable Quality-1,0w Prices the holders of the cup at present, hav- , The first biennial convention of ins won the championship last year. the Jewish Welfare Board, since its It is expected that representatives merger with the Council of YMII & from every Young Judaea circle in • Kindred Associations, will be held in Detroit will attend the game. Sides New York City on Dec. 3. are already being taken in the ranks Three hundred and sixty-two con- between the two teams and rivalry is stituent organizations of the Welfare spreading outside the ranks of the two oard are entitled to representation at clubs. The Maccabees outweigh the 1 this convention. They are entitled, Knights, but the teams are said to be' also, to one additional delegate for on a par with one another. every five hundred members and an Hyman Tigel, Sidney I.opate and I additional delegate for any fraction •■ Sol Figelsky, representing the Fefend• White and Blue, will meet :over the first five hundred. It is ex- e rs of the ' pected that this will be a large and 1 n , ,‘ ( the Knights' team, composed of Abe :enthusiastic convention. Torgow, Man Weineand Joseph Mar-1 The sessions will be held at the kel, at a debate at 2:30 p. m., Sunday , I YMBA building, 92nd street and 13,f in the Talmud Torah on Wilkins Lexington avenue, beginning at 10 street. The topic to be debated will o'clock and ending with a dinner in he "Resolved that Clannishness is the the evening which will be addressed Cause of anti-Semitism." by speakers of national repute. Judge This debate is the first of a series Irving Lehman, president of the ....2, of 16 to be held between the six senior Jewish Welfare Board, will preside. Young Judaea circles in Detroit. The Knights and Defenders being the two (Under New Management.) JEWISH INSTITUTE IN oldest circles in the city, the Sunday PETOGRAD REOPENED .rnissalMaNBM111011~0.M1101111•011011=61.1.16.16111.11M1.111111111111L debate is looked forward to as a fore- east •• for the possible debating championship in the organization. MOSCOW.—( J. C. B.) — The The general public is invited and Petrograd Institute for Advanced 11 urged to attend both the football and Jewish Culture recommended its reg- r 11 debating contests. There will be no ular sessions several days ago. The charge for admission either. Prom- Institute, which began to function inent Detroiter!' will act as judges and last year, is of collegiate grade and officials in both. [ provides tuition free of charge to 'students from all parts of the Soviet Republics. A considerable number CHANGE IN LEADERSHIP young men and women from EFFECTED IN CIRCLES of Minsk and Hornet have registered, and a group of students who have A change in the leadership of two been granted scholarships by various Young Judaea circles was announced Jewish communities in Siberia have at the smoker of the Defenders of the already arrived to take up their White find Blue held last Sunday eve- studies. WOODWARD ARCADE ning at the home of Joseph I'ike on The faculty of the Institute counts Cameron avenue. The Maccabees of among its members most of the prom- 1514 Woodward Ave. Judaea and Young Judaea leaders Maio 7127 were the guests of the evening. inent Jewish scholars of Russia, made at this among them Rabbi Eisenstadt, Chief Appointments for Studio or at Home. Announcement was smoker that Solomon Levin, prominent Rabbi of Petrograd. Courses will I Detroit attorney and active worker in be given this year in Ancient, Mi- local Jewish circles, is to lead the diaeval and odern Jewish History, Defenders and Israel Zither. former Hedbrew, Yiddish, Aramaic, Arabc, leader of the Defenders, is to lead the the Bible, the History of the Talmud, Maccabees. the History of Russian Jewry, and in Sidney I.opate acted as chairman of Jewish Religion, Literature and Art. All lectures are delivered during the everting. Hyman Tigel in a brief the evening, yet the Institute has address, declared the occasion of the no budget either for heating or light- I smoker to be the celebration of the ing. It is probable that illumina- fifth anniversary of the Balfour Dec- 61 APARTMENTS laration. Hyman Cohen and Charles tion will have to be provided by Levin also spoke. Joseph l'ike outlin- candles, which the students will them- selves provide. ed the history of the club. maa "AMERICA'S FINEST FURNITURE" Magnificent Sheraton '196 Mahogany Dining Suite 0 :P r i _ Made by One of the Leading Grand Rapids Manufacturers We specialize in a BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCHEON Also a first class Dollar Dinner. T sented in the suite which we picture above. It is nuide by one of the very leading Grand Rapids factories, and is of impressive quality. 1 Frontenac Cafe Consists of a 66-inch buffet, 6-foot extension table and six chairs—the latter upholstered in either haircloth or genuine blue leather. 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This would not be so if youth would but think seriously—if he would realize that all the money he earns is not his to spend. now will save you One moment of REAL THOUGHT Start years of weariness, hardship and remorse later. Let this bank help your Old Age Savings Account now. you to "play the game square." 0 9.16. 1444‘1. STE BANKT LitlI — , - DI m* no LAFAYETTE AND GRISWOLD ST. .....,,,--_ I PALESTINE PROBLEM BECOMES PROMINENT AS ELECTION ISSUE (Concluded from Page One) belonging to the Liberal Party, four Senior Council are liberals who allied themselves The Senior Young Judaea Coun- with Lloyd George, nine conserva- cil is planning a series of events for tives, one labor. One of the rendi- the comin • year including a declama- tion contest, an essay contest, a get- dates is the Zionist Secretary, Leon- and Stein, who is a cnadiate in w ill be acquainted party. These Zionist immediately after the aDoevearmAckninugmbheirrnof for lhoicsal his earned out conclusion of the first series of senior connections. club debates. Lord Balfour, sneaking at an elec- The first debate, between the tion meeting in Ednburgh, was in- Knights and Defenders, will take terviewed by Rabbi S. Daiches. Lord place this Sunday at the Wilkins Balfour declared he was pleased with street Talmud Torah. This will be the appointment of Mr. Ormsby- followed by a debate between the Gore as Under-Secretary of Colonies Buds of Judaea and the Forget-Me- because Mr. Ormsby-Gore was known . will o b t ee , l e c b . a i rdiatc h e e nh e tN e uts heiliti '),inn. e T to him to be an enthusiastic sup- the porter of the Zionist policy. lie was Judaea and the Tikvas Zion. The next meeting of the Senior sure that he would see things in the It Council will be held on Thursday right light. Lord Derby also publicly expressed his adherence to the Pales- evening, Nov. 23, at the home of Sol tine policy, i. e. that of Britain re- glomovitz, 545 Kenilworth avenue. mauling faithful to her pledges to Palestine. Mogen David Club. Premier Defend. Hi. View.. The Mogen David Club, at its last Boner Law, in his election address meeting, chose the following officers: deals with Palestine in i one sentence, Nathan Cooper, president; Aaron declaring that Britain accepted the Karp, vice-president; Will Weiner, mandate from the League of Na- secretary; George Charnas, treasur- .'' bons and can only renounce it by er; Aaron Karp, chairman of program giving tine notice to the League. ecnimittre; Harry Katz, sergeant at The Pall Mall Gazette states that arms; Nathan Cooper, football cap- Prime Minister Boner Law's posi- tain; Sam Sobolow, soccer captain; ton with regard to the Palestine McNair Rosen, indoor captain; Reuben problems is not simple. No solution Axelrod, reporter. Interesting Jew- to the problem at this moment is pos- ish topics were discussed during the sible. If Britain should renounce the program and compositions were read Mandate, France would be very glad n "Why I am a Young Judaean." to accept it, and the millions which Meetings of the club are held at 6:30 Britain expended in Palestine would p. m. on Saturdays. Boys of 13 are all go to profit France. Britain, the invited to join. Pall Mall Gazette says, cannot go back on her word. She must proceed Sons of White and Blue. in a legal way. If the mandates are The Sons of White and Blue will ' too burdensome, Britain must inform celebrate their first anniversary at the League of Nations. The new an affair to be given this Saturda ygovernment can do nothing which evening, at the home of the c tub would lower the British prestige. leader, Barney Jaroslow, 9682 Del- The Evening News declares that mar avenue. All leaders are invited the statement that Arthur Henderson, to attend. An interesting program leader of British Labor Party, gave has been arranged and refreshments to the Jewish Correspondence Bureau will be served. should be a warning to the British workmen not to Tot efor Labor can- of Judaea. didates. The levy on capital proposed Buda— The Buds of Judaea will uphold by Labor is a levy in behalf of Pales- the negative aide of the question, tine. The Daily Express repudiates the "Resolved that Yiddish be included in the Curriculm of Hebrew Educe- accusation that it is organizing anti- tion in America," in a debate on Semitic movement. The paper says Sunday, Nov. 19, at the Wilkins they never attack Jews. Its demand street Talmud Torah, with the For- for Britain's withdrawal from Pales- get-Me-Not' of Zion. The Buds team tine is supported by a majority of will consist of Esther Jacobson, Rose Jews, the paper writes, and quotes Schechter and Sophie Mendelsohn. Samuel Samuel, concluding with: Meetings of the Buds are held every "Let us leave Palestine in order to Monday evening at the Shaarey save the Jews from the perils of anti- Semitic rancor." The Daily Ex- Zedek. Visitors are welcome. press prints the history of the Jewish Correspondence Bureau, describes its Tikvas Zion Announcement is made by the activities, quotes its capital, and Tikvas Zion that future meetings names its directors, in connection of the club will be held at the Wilk- with the statement of Arthur fiend- ins street Talmud Torah at 2 p. m. erson which was published by that every Sunday. The last meeting of Bureau. the club was held on Sunday, Nov. Ile gives little who gives with a 6, at that school. The change of meeting place from the usual West frown. Ile gives much who gives little with a smile.—The Talmud. 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