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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1922

VOL. XIII. NO. 2

NEW TALMUD TORAH

K. K. K. DEMAND

QUARTERS WILL BE
OPENED JANUARY 7

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio.—(J.
C. B.)—A joint meeting of the
Independent Order 'Nei lirith
and the Ku Klux Klan, to be
held within a week, to "devise
non-sectarian religious service
to he used in the public schools"
is demanded by the Klan after
a meeting here.
The demand was made by
King Kleagle Everett Dixon of
the Youngstown district to a lo-
cal reporter who had been called
to the Klan's headquarters and
after he hod sworn to secrecy as
to whom he had seen there and
what had taken place during his
visit.

School on Kirby and Antoine
Streets to Accommodate
1,200 Children.

Jews of Ukraine
Still Have Hope

ARAB BOYCOTT

JERUSALEM.—J. T. A.)—
The boycott of the elections for
the Legislative Council, advo-
cated by the Arab leaders, will
be 100 per cent effective, ac-
cording to claims made in Arab
circles.
Propaganda against the elec-
tions is being conducted with
unprecedented energy, village
chiefs, teachers and sheiks aid-
ing in the campaign.
Agitators have been sent by
the boycotting Arabs to vari-
ous villages to insure complete
success of the campaign against
the election.

David A. Brown Declares Pro-
ductive Russia Will Save
Jews.

By A. H. FROMENSON

Zionist Speakers
Here This Sunday

Morris Rothenberg and Eman-
uel Neumann to Speak at
Shaarey Zedek.

Morris Rothenberg and Emanuel
, Neumann, who are prominently iden-
tified with the Palestine restoration
movement, will address a meeting at
the Shaarey Zedek this Sunday even-
ing, under the auspices of the Keren
Ha yesod (Palestine Foundation
Fund).
Mr. Rothenberg, who will be the
principal speaker, is a well known
New York attorney and is one of the
re,s.
ieorn
msst i
nlgmanyi oth
munal activities, especially with re-
grad to relief. He has been for years
the representative of the People's Re-
lief Committee, represents the labor
!.
unions, the workingmen's fraternal
organizations and other similar bodies
Will Tell of American Partici- in their work for relief. Mr. Rothen
berg has always enjoyed the confi
pation in the Relief Work
dente of these elements, as well as
of the Jewish middle class element.
in Russia.
In his extensive law practice he spe-
.

FACULTY OF PRAGUE UNIVERSITY JOINS
STUDENTS IN STRIKE AGAINST JEWISH
PRESIDENT; STRUGGLE LEADS TO RIOTS

Socialist Students Support Jews in Fight Against Religious
Prejudice; Only 40 of 140 Professors Vote Confi-
dence in President Steinherz.

I asked David A. Brown, who has
just returned from Russia, to give
the Jews of America some picture
PRESS DENOUNCES STUDENTS' "FRIGHTFULNESS;"
of what he had seen in the seven
DEDICATION CEREMONY
EXCESSIVE ROWDYISM CHARGED TO TEACHERS
weeks that he had spent in that coun-
TO LAST ENTIRE WEEK
try. lie had gone there, first, as
chairman of the National Appeal for
German National Students at Vienna Join Prague Colleagues
Jewish War Sufferers, and, second,
New Building Has Children's
in Fight Against Jews; Urge Percentage Norma;
as a member of the European dele-
gation sent by the American Jewish
Synagogue, 14 Classrooms
Warsaw Students Beaten.
Relief Committee. His was a two-
and Library.
fold task. lie was to see what had
PRAGUE.—(J. T. A.)—Widespread fighting broke out on the campus
been done with the nearly $00,000,-
of the German University here between Aryan and non-Aryan students
000 that had been raised since the
The new building of the United
following
the strike of the former against the retention of Professor Stein-
outbreak
of
the
war,
and
he
was
to
Hebrew Schools of Detroit, on Kirby
herz, a Jew, as the university head. The clashes between the student"
see what was the tusk ahead—if there
and Antoine streets, will be formally
were not confined to any area, but broke out wherever strikes encountered
WAS
s
ay.
opened at dedicatory ceremonies to
any of the COO non-striking Jews and students of other denominations aid.
"There are no words to describe
be held on Sunday, Jan. 7.
ing with the Jewish protest.
it," he answered. "I don't believe
The announcement of the opening,
A resolution calling upon liberal minded students to fight reaction by
that there are words in all of the
made by the local schools, is to the
languages
spoken
by
human
beings
the "best methods" was adopted by the Socialist Club. The resolution
effect that the entire week of Jan. 7 Sydenham Opposes and Birk- powerful enough to give even the
declares that "since university work is liable to interruption by the will
will be devoted to the opening cere-
enhead Defends Policy
of a small group, and since the University Senate appears in the present
slightest inkling of all the horrors,
monies, when there will be thrown
David A. Brown, who returned
all the misery, all the suffering
crisis to be non-existent," the orderly section of the student body is free to
open to Detroit Jewry the finest Ile-
of Mandate.
from his European investigation trip
through
which
the
people
in
Russia,
choose the best means of putting down racial prejudice.
brew school building in the country.
and in the Ukraine, have suffered for relief last week, will address a
Determination to surpress religious prejudice is voiced also in a state-
The 14 classrooms of the new Tal-
combined meeting of Pisgah Lodge
during
the
past
seven
years,
particu-
LONDON.—(J.
T.
A.)—In
a
de-
ment by Minister of Education Beehyne, declaring such prejudice contrary
mud Torah, on the main floor, will
No. 34, I. 0. B. B., and its auxiliary,
to the spirit of the republic. In the interests of the state, the rights of
be equipped with the finest modern bate in the House of Lords concern- larly the Jews.
at the meeting to be held Monday
"Death on All Sides."
all citizens will be safeguarded, the minister announces while condemning
classroom furniture. On the main ing the British Mandate over Pales-
"You must see it with your own evening at the B'nai B'rith club
terror as an "indefensible weapon." The teachers are warned that the
floor there is also a large kindergar- itne, Lord Sydenham asked what
rooms, 1307 Broadway.
eyes
before
you
can
begin
to
under-
government will take appropriate measures to punish the persons respon-
ten room and a library room for steps the League of Nations had
com- stand what has happened, what is
Mr.
Brown's
address
will
be
on
taken
before
the
ratification
to
sible for the lawlessness if they fail to restore order.
the children as well as adults, con-
1- The lectures which were interrupted
taining books in Hebrew, Yiddish and ply with Article 22, which declares still happening even now when con- "American Participation in Russian
ditions are at their best. All you Relief." This will be Mr. Brown's
that
in
selecting
a
mandatory
prin-
at the university, owing to the fight
English, on subjects of Jewish in-
cipal consideration should be given need to do is to look out of the train first public report on conditions
of the German national students for
terest.
window," he went on. "You don't abroad and the address is expected
to the wishes of the people.
the resignation of !'resident Steinberg,
Children's Synagogue.
Colonial Secretary Duke of Devon- live to get off anywhere. You don't to attract a capacity audience. The
were resumed Monday, the Minister of
A feature of the new building will shire declared that the government is have to go looking for it. It comes doors of the lodge will be thrown
Education have taken strong steps
be the children's synagogue, where not responsible for every action of to you as you look out of the car open at 9 p. m., when Mr. Brown
to bring that about.
the children themselves will conduct the League of Nations and that the window. It is everywhere, all around will commence his address.
Only 40 out of the 140 professors
services every Saturday morning un- choice of a mandatory is not in the you. You will see sights that wlil
voted confidence in President Stein-
Another feature of the Monday
der the supervision of the teachers. league but in the Supreme Council move you to hysterical tears. You evening meeting will be an address
here, the sympathy of most of the pro-
Shaarey Zedek to be Ad- fessors being with the students in
Saturday morning services were al- of the Principal Allied Powers. Al- will see sights that will rob you of by bliss Regene Freund, who recent-
ready an important part of the ac- though the terms of the mandate your sleep, that will haunt you the ly returned from France, where she
dressed by Men of Local and
their fight against him.
The Socialist and liberal German
tivities of the Wilkins Street Talmud were greatly criticized in England he livelong day, that will drive you with went as a member of the Good Will
National Prominence
Torah and the manner in which the was unaware of any exception ever an uncontrollable desire to help, to commission from the United States,
students, whose sympathies are with
the Jewish students, held a meeting,
services are conducted attract many taken by the people concerned to save.
to knit closer relationships between
"You will see sickness. You will the United States and France. Miss
The special Friday evening service, which, owing to the tumult caused by
adults.
England as Mandatory.
The large auditorium on the sec-
which form an important part of the German national students, was broken
Lord Birkenhead asked whether see typhus. You will see tuberculosis. Freund, who was the only Jewish girl
ond floor has a capacity of 2,000. It the British government was going to You will see hunger. You will see in the commission, will speak on
fall and winter program of Congre- up by the police.
The Minister of Education has
will be used for lectures, concerts. be influenced by the press campaign starvation. You will see beggary. "What I Saw in France."
tation Shaarey Zedek, will start on
dances, banquets and other communal urging England to leave Mesopotamia You will see nakedness. You will
Dec. 15. The services will be open warned the students of the Prague
The first and second nominations
MORRIS ROTHENBERG
to all and will be addressed by speak- University that unless they recall
activities. There is also a large din- and Palestine. This cmapaign, he see destruction. You will see death, of officers for Pisgah Lodge will be
ers of local and national prominence. their strike against the president the
ing room and a well_equipped kitchen. declared, was compendiously summed death on all sides of you."
held on Dec. 11 and 18. On Dec. 18, cializes in matters which involve is-
Make. • Discovery.
A rest room, lockers for the children up in the "Bag and Baggage" cry of
Among the men to speak at the school will be closed for the rest of
the last initiation of the year will sues between labor unions and em-
the term.
That
is
the
reason
why
David
A.
and other accommodations make the the Daily Express. The present
be held, a large class then to be in- p layers, and he has been successful services, in addition to Rabbi A. M.
The students took possession of the
building one of the most up-to-date Premier and Lord Curzon, Lord Bir- Brown returned ao soon. Ile had in- troduced to B'nai B'rithdom.
Hershman of the congregation, will be
ecause
of
his
genial
personality
and
institution in organized military fash-
b
tended
to
stay
abroad
until
next
of its kind in the land.
kenhead stated, are directly respon-
On Dec. 25 there will be the an- resourcefulness to compose many dis- Judge Harry B. Keidan, William ion. Riots broke out among the stu-
March,
at
least.
lie
had
planned,
sible
for
Great
Britain
becoming
the
Friedman,
Fred
M.
Butzel,
Dr.
J.
R.
Rabbis to Speak.
nual election of officers. This last
Mandatory over Palestine. If the de- when his work in Russia was done, meeting of the year will also be fea- putes and threatened conflicts.
Baruch and other local men. Out-of- dents, of whom half are Jews. The
The preliminary announcement of
In Zionist affairs, Mr. Rothenberg town speakers will include Dr. Max police intervened and re-established
cision is wrong, what is their justifi- and he had given some of his time tured by a smoker and a program of
the schools states that Judge Harry
to the Jews in England to help them
has been for many years a member Heller of New Orleans, Professor order.
B. Keidan will be the master of cere- cation for expending hundreds of organize their war relief campaign, entertainment.
Students belonging to the German
of the national executive committee Nathan Isaacs of the University of
monies at the dedication and that the millions of pounds. Having expend- to go to Italy, to Egypt, to Pales-
of the Zionist Organization of Amer. Pittsburgh, Professor I. Leo Short- national wing have issued an appeal,
principal speakers will be Rabbis A. ed as much money and accepting be- tine, with his wife and daughter, who
itnhethenalatt ntwo e r
fore the world the responsibility for
man of the University of Michigan, in which they say they will not cease
M. Hershman of this city and Saul
arve Professor Isadore Lubin, formerly of their struggle to maintain the "true
a i s nis a tr m
had been waiting for him in Switzer-
al a ydm
Silver of Chicago. There will be a preserving peace in Palestine and land. But what he saw in the Uk-
'ttee. He is considere d one of the economics department of the Uni- German character" of the Prague
o
Mesopotamia, he would criticize
special evening devoted to a celebra-
the versity of Michigan, now conducting University.
t c he
n most forceful orators in
evacuation now. The strategic im- raine made it impossible for him to
tion of the school's opening by the
The Socialist students have joined
e nwt tvinobricneiffi au trtaerre. ngLace
m vnenm
portance of Palestine, he said, was grant himself this promised vacation.
economic reserach work in Washing-
children of the Talmud Torahs and
of ton, D. C., Dr. I. S. Chipkin of the the Jews' body, publishing a state-
her relation to Egypt. Egypt is a It filled him with an inspired impa-
ment that they will not allow racial
their friends.
tience
to
return
to
this
country
and
has
specialized
in
the
affairs
of
the
Friedlaender
Memorial
Conference
of
vital link between the empire com-
—
During the week of the opening.
Hadassah Medical Organization in New York City, prominent leader in prejudice to dominate science or regu-
munications. Besides that, Palestine to give himself utterly and entirely
the Ladies' League of the schools will is strategically necessary for the pro- to a renewed effort to bring to the Moving Picture Taken of Recent l'alestine, which is principally main- the Jewish youth movement, Judge late the according of scientific honors.
at
Formal
Dance
to
Be
Shown
•
hold the first dance in the large dance
tained by the Keren Ilayesod, but is llugo Pam of Chicago, Dr. A. A. Neu- Heated debates have taken place in
tection of Egypt. Lord Salisbury an- Jews of the Ukraine, over whose
This Affair.
hall, this to be an important feature swered that the government would gunny he had wept scalding tears
conversant also with all the things man of Philadelphia and others to be the Parliament and Senate, in conse-
quence of the students' strike. Czech
of the dedication. The Ladies' League render no decision without very care- hundreds of times, all of the help
related to the development of Pales- announced later.
deputies bitterly reproached the Ger-
of the United Hebrew Schools, of
which
they
so
sorely
need,
and
with-
Detroit's
younger
set
will
have
an
tine,
both economic and political. He
The special Friday evening services man deputies, declaring that the Ger-
which Mrs. Wolf Kaplan is president, ful consideration.
out which they are doomed.
opportuiity of seeing itself in the has traveled extensively in every were initiated to afford those who
at the board meeting last week, plan-
"But I saw something else while I "movies," at their informal dinner to part of the country, visiting most of are unable to attend services on Sat- mans who complain of oppression by
ned for co-operation with the board
was in Russia," he said, with a rare be given Dec. 13 at Temple Beth El, the Jewish centers, and has every- urday morning an opportunity to at- the Czechs demonstrated to the world
by their attitude at the university how
of directors of the Talmud Torahs to
smile. I wondered.
by the Young People's Club. where had the most marked success, tend a regular religious service. Serv-
eager they themselves are to suppress
make the opening of the new school
"I saw the Jew," he concluded, and
The moving picture was taken by both as an orator and as an execu- ices will start promptly at 8:15 p. m.
others. The German 'national stu-
a total success. Their details will
that smile became radiant with pride, the Metropolitan Film company at tive and administrator.
JERUSALEM.—(J.
T.
A.)—The
The
Shaarey
Zedek
is
also
plan-
dents are severely denounced in the
correspond with those of the men's
the first formal dance, Nov. 27, in
51r. Neumann, who will also speak,
Woad Leumi gave a reception to Dr. with joy.
organization.
The Jew whom I saw over there the Temple Beth El ballroom.• Many is the secretary of the national Keren ning a Chanukah celebration for Dec. Czecho-Slovakian press, while German
Chaim Weizmann on his arrival in
newspapers are severely denounced in
17,
for
members
of
the
Shaarey
Zedek
is the greatest of all human marvels. scenes were taken of the grand march Ilayesod. He has also been a mem-
Remarkable Growth.
Jerusalem, at which many speeches
and their families. The affair is the Czecho-Slovakian press, while Ger-
The local schools have shown a re- of welcome were delivered. Dr. Weiz- Ile is a magnificent physical entity, and of the various couples dancing, her of the national Zionist executive planned for the purpose of congratul- man newspapers praise them as
markable growth in the past three mann, in his address, said that the but more than that, he is a great "close-ups" of the patrons and patron- for many years and was formerly ating the newly elected officers and heroes in the cause of German nation-
spiritual being. Four years of war, eases, the rabbis and their wives, as ' educational director of the Zionist
years. Under the organization's su- political work was not yet finished,
executive board of the synagogue. s h sm ,
pervision are the schools on Wilkins and that he came to Palestine because he lived through, and then two years well as members of the board of di- Organization of America.
Professor Steinherz has declared
Judge Keidan is the new chairman of
of civil strife, pogroms, famine, epi- rectors of the Young People's Temple I
street, the Talmud Torahs on Farns- of the many important matters which
. to the general the board, Abe Srere vice-chairman that he had no intentien of resigning
The
meeting
is
open
worth street, Westminster and Del- still had to be done. Peace within the demics, killing cold. He has gone Club. Many hundred feet of film were public. There will be charges for and Louis Stull, treasurer. The gath- from his position, while the German
mar avenues and Twenty-ninth street ranks, he declared, was most neces- through all of the seven furnaces of "shot" and have been re-arranged
hell, and yet—and yet, he is not making an interesting fi n i sh ed fen . admission and there will be no col- ering will he addressed by the offi- students at the Technical University
and this new Talmud Torah. More sary in the present crisis. Dr. Weiz-
a
broken. lie has not lost his moral lure "movie.' In addition to this pic- , )actions. The purpose of the meeting cers, who will outline plans for the at Bruen, in Moravia, have declared
than 1,500 children receive instruc- mann is leaving for America in two
year. Following the supper and talks sympathy strike of three days.
courage, his wonderful spirituality, ture, other films have been secured 1 is purely educational.
•
•
tion in the schools now operating, months.
• • •
will
come
entertainment,
music,
and he has not lost his great optim- to be shown at the same time.
and it is expected that more than
movies and dancing. Mark Jacobson VIENNESE STUDENTS URGE
ism; he has not lost that hope with-
This is the first of a series of in- , ROTHENBERG TO ADDRESS
1.200 additional will be accommo- 5 KILLED, 7 INJURED
is chairman of the committee in ENFORCEMENT PERCENT NORM
out which he would have succumbed, formal affairs under the new regime SPECIAL HADASSAH MEETING
dated in the new building.
charge of hte :Moir. Reservations fur
BY OVERTURNED TRAIN would have disappeared. It's mar- promising to be an exceptionally g ood
VIENNA.— (J. T. A.) —German
A special meeting of the Detroit this must ,se made this week.
The new Talmud Torah will also
national students held a mass meeting
velous," he declared, and there was one inasmuch as many vaudeville
• • •
serve as a sort of communal center,
C. B.)—A train something akin to awe as he said it. acts, speakers and novelties will be Hadassah has been called for 2:15 P.
at which they resolved to join their
— (J.
WARSAW.
m. Monday for the purpose of hear-
its doors to be opened to local or- carrying back to Poland Jews who
colleagues in Prague in the fight
H•roes of the J. D. C.
introduced at the dinner.
ing Morris Rothenberg of New York, SHAAREY ZEDEK LADIES
ganizations seeking for meeting evacuated the country during the war
against the Jews. The following Is
"I have said that things are at
The dinner will start promptly at able lawyer and ardent Zionist, who TO HEAR MISS SOLOMON
places and headquarters. Particu- overturned at Shtaibtz, a Polish town
the ultimatum handed to the resident
terrible
6:30, and is for members of the club
thier best now, and they are
The Sisterhood of the Congregation of the university: Jews may not be-
larly organizations of the Jewish near the Russian border. Five Jews enough. How men like James H. and their immediate guests. Alvin is considered an authority on the
problems of sanitation and medical Emanuel will be the guests of the come presidents or members of the
yi.uth, like Young Judaea, Philo- were killed outright and seven ser-
Hirsch, prominent Detroit attorney, work in Palestine, as conducted by Ladies' Auxiliary of the Shaarey
(Turn to page 4.)
mathic and other groups are looking
will be the feature speaker of the the Hadassah. Mr. Rothenberg is to Zedek at their next meeting on Mon- executive board of the Viennese Uni-
iously injured.
forward to the opening of the new
evening. Miss Irene Rosenberg and leave for New York on the Monday day afternoon, Dec. 18. This will take vreaity and not more than 10 per cent
building, where they expect to find a
Harvey Vehon will introduce a non- afternoon train and members of the the form of a Chanukah celebration of all professors may be Jews. The
welcome home.
elty song and dance act and other Hadassah are therefore urged to be and promises to be one of the largest ultimatum also asked for a strict en-
forcement of the percent norm to be
features will be given. The affair
affairs of the season. Miss Anna introduced against Jewish students.
will take place in the banquet room ImmP t.
liadassah announces that a mu- Solomon will be the speaker of the
German students attacked Jewish
of the new temple.
Arrangements of this affair are in , sical tea will be given at the Knights afternoon and will talk on her recent j students in all universities and sewn-
tific institutions in Vienna, beat and
charge of an entertainment commit- of Pythias building on Wednesday af- continental tour.
A feature of this meeting will be forced them out
tee, whose chairman is Alfred I. Drei- ternoon, Dec. 27. Miss Hattie Git-
Great indignation was aroused
fus. Other members ofthe committee tleman, chairman of the committee, the lighting of the Chanukah candles
MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.)—The report
by Cantor A. Minkowsky and the among the Jewish population by the
are the Misses Anna Harris, Lillian . promises an excellent program.
of the Third Internationale just pub-
reading of a Chanukah story by Mrs. violent action of the German students.
lished shows that during this year, its
Scherer, Delia !merman, and the
Joseph Zechman. The musical pro-
Praesidium discussed questions relat-
Messrs. Phillip Brown, Lawrence Van
gram will be contributed by Mrs. J. JEWISH STUDENTS BEATEN
I
ing to the Poole Zion, the Socialist
Baalen, and Jack Friedman.
N. Berns.
IN ANTI-SEMITIC RALLY
and four times questions relating to
Reservations must be made in ad- ,
The auxiliary callis attention to the
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—A number
wing of the Zionist party, nine times,
vane and tickets can be secured from
annual gifts to charity on the occas- of Jewish students were mistreated at
the Bund. This compares with the
the committee, addressed in care of
NEW YORK.—Samuel Marx, con- ion of Chanukah. I.adies are urged a rally of anti-Semitic students ad-
six discussions on Poland, nine on
the Temple Club, to the temple.
. gressman-elect from the Nineteenth to donate groceries preferably, to be dressed by the Reverend Lutoslawski,
the United States and eighteen on
district, and for many years the Tam. sent to the synagogue on Sunday which passed resolution demanding
Germany. Palestine is not included
many leader for the Thirty-first As- morning, Dec. 17.
the strict enforcement of the per cent
PHILOMATHIC ANNUAL
among the list of countries under dis-
sembly district, died Friday morning
norm limitation against Jewish stu-
cussion.
BANQUET ON DEC. 28 I of heart disease at his home, 1845
dents.
Mr. Admoini, a former contributor
RABBI
FRANKLIN
OPENS
I Seventh avenue, after a short illness.
Only members of Polish national or-
to the American Yiddish press, is tem-
Preparations are being completed Services were held Sunday morning
FRIDAY EVENING TALKS ganizations were admitted to the
porarily representing the Palestine
at
the
Institutional
Synagogue,
37
of
Communist Party at the Congress un-
for the twentieth annual banquet
(Turn to last page.)
the Philomathic Debating Club, to be West One Hundred Sixteenth street,
til the arrival of the delegate from
Rabbi Franklin opened his series of
Palestine. Mr. Admoini was expelled
held on Thursday evening, Dec. 28, at of whose board of directors Mr. Marx
talks
on
the„"Literary
Study
of
the
SISTERHOOD TO HEAR
from the Left Poole Zionist Party
the Shaarey Zedek. The committee was a member.
In addition to his political activities Bible" on Friday evening, Dec. 1, at
because he favored the acceptance of
in charge has secured Nathan Gold-
DR. JAMES B. HELLER
the Tempie. Informality was the
the demand of the Communist Inter-
stick as the toastmaster. Rabbi Harry Mr. Marx was one of the leading auc- keynoe, for despite the large attend-
nationale to eliminate the Palestine
Z. Gordon will deliver the invocation. tioneers and appraisers in the city, ance, questions and discussions were
On
Monday
afternoon, Dec. 11, at
plank from their platform and to drop
This year's banquet will witness with offices at 15 West Twenty-third in order. The first meeting was mere- 2:30, the Sisterhood of Temple Beth
street and in the Woolworth building.
the name of Poole Zion. The question
OF THE KEREN HAYESOD COLONY DAGANIAH, SHOW- several novelties, the nature of which He was one of the founders of the ly introductory. The real beginning El will present as its speaker Rabbi
of the admission of the Palestine Com- FARMYARD
will not be announced until the even-
comes on Friday evening, Dec. 15, at James G. Heller of Congregation
ING TYPE OF FARMING CONSTRUCTION
munist Party into the Communist In-
ing the affair. At this time also, the Association of Auctioneers of Great- 8 o'clock and on alternate Fridays. B-nai Israel, Cincinnati. Rabbi
of
s
vious
article,
dependent
on
three
es-
ternationale will be discussed by the
Philomathian, the organization's pub- er New York. In 1922 Surrogate The Young People's Temple Club is Heller, who has assumed the duties
(Editor's Note:—Thle is the second
Foley
awarded
him
$12,500
for
his
sential
public
services
which
have
article.
on
the
rebuildinff
of
Congress. Meanwhile a consultative series or four
th• been described, namely, the care of lication, will be distributed among the appraisal of the estate of Benno sponsoring this series and sends forth of Rabbi Louis Grossman in that
vote has been granted to them. The I lestine by the man who is regarded as
members and the alumni. Alumni
uthority on the subJeet. The omit
an invitation to all who are interested Congregation, is a man of recognized
immigrants, medical service and sani- who have not as yet secured their Loewy, lawyer.
Left Poole Zionist Verhand will not
dealt
with
the
fundamental
social
i r " ti. ri . e .t
Mr. Marx was born in this city in to participate in this intensely inter- scholarship along literary and phil-
have the privilege of sending dele- • se
rvices connected with Imrnirreittn• "nf.• ration, and education. None of these tickets are advised to get in touch
esting study. Old and young are in- osophical lines. His paper on the sub-
third
article
The
1867
and
educated
in
the
public
activities
is
capable
of
yielding
re-
gates to the Congress because they lion an d public health.
with the committee immediately.
of private initiatir•
vited to join for this course promises ject "Spiritual Attitudes in Europe
turns in the commercial sense of the
refused to accept the demands of the will In dismiss the lir a unities
The banquet will be the occasion of schools here. He had served on the
.)
Since 1914," presented before the last
estment opport
v
sad
word.
For
the
Zionist
purpose,
how-
Communist Internationale. The Pal-
a reunion of the Philomathlana of to- Board of Aldermen as representative to be a real treat. Class will meet Fri- meeting of the Central Conference of
--
ever, the returns are of incalculable day with the body of alumni. Under of the Thirty-first Aldermanic Dis- day evening, Dec. 15, at 8 o'clock and American Rabbis, created the sensa-
estine Communist Party will probably
alternate
Friday
evenings
thereafter.
By
DR.
ARTHUR
RUPPIN
Tern-
the chairmanship of Benjamin J. trict, and in August, 1919, following
accept the demand to become a
value.
Prof. Henry Slonimsky of the He- tion of the conference. The subject
torial Communist Party, which is non-
With the basis for colonization Safir, the committee is making every , the resignation of Mark Eisner, he brew Union College is presenting a which Rabbi Heller has chosen for
ARTICLE tr.
Jewish in its character, although all
The actual colonization of Pales- which these three activities establish, effort to make the event • success. was appointed Internal Revenue Col- course under the auspices of the his Detroit address Is "A Literary
Mr. Safir is assisted by William lector for the Third New York Dig-
of its members are Jewish.
Turning-Point," and it is bound to
tine, whether it be by establishing we enter into other spheres where re-
Mrs. Frumkin, who writes under agricultural villages or colonies, or by turns in the commercial sense become Knoppow, Benjamin Kurtzman, Jack trict. In 1889 he married Irene Men's Temple Club under the general arouse a great deal of interest in his
the name of Esther, will represent the
Thumin, Sol Shevitz, Jack Margolis, I Smith, who survives, as do several title, "An Outline of the Philosophy of
hearers.
Religion, Popularly Presented."
J ewish section ofthe Communist Party developing new urban quarters and
and Robert Bernstein. brothers and sisters.
(Turn to Pags Five)
towns, is, as we have seen in the pre-
at the Congress.

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