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PALESTINE AGRICULTURE,

URBAN COLONIZATION

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Junior Young People's Auxiliary.
The Junior Young People's Aux-
iliary held its second meeting Nov. 23
at the Shaarey Zedek. Plans were
discussed for literary work to be
taken up this winter. Committees
appointed included publicity, by-law,
literary and others. A social hour
followed the meeting. The next reg-
ular meeting will be held at the
Shaarey Zedek on Dec. 21.

Perigolds.
The Perigolds, at their last meet-
ing, installed the following new offi-
cers: Robert Spero, president; Emily
Spero, vice-president; Celia Levin,
secretary; David Gantz, treasurer.
Communications to the club and ap-
plications for membership can be
sent to Miss Levin at 5306 Hastings
street. Many social events are being
planned for the season.

man, flowers, and Florence Corn,
candy. The next meeting of the
sorority will be held at the home of
Sadye Sachs, Tuesday evening, at her
home on Gladstone, where a lotto
party will be given.

possible sooner or later. The first of
ported that baskets for destitute
these spheres, however, which I pro-
E. J. W. W. 0.
Eta Rho Sigma.
pose to deal with in this article, The European Jewish Women's families will be made up and dis-
On Wednesday evening, Nov. 29,
tributed
for
the
coming
holidays.
She
namely, agricultural colonization, Welfare Organization, at a meeting
the Eta Rho Sigma held an old-fash-
cannot as yet be included among the held Tuesday evening, Dec. 5, at the also reported that more work will be
ioned Thanksgiving party at the home
commercially profitable activities. It Mogen Abraham Synagogue, on secured from the Children's Free
of
:sling Betty Kaplan, 643 Westmin-
Adelphians.
Detroit Y. P. S.
may become that in 10 or 20 years, Farnsworth street, announced that 11 Hospital for the next regular meet-
ster avenue. An interesting program
but for the present it still requires steamship tickets were purchased for ing. The entertainment committee
S. of
The last regular meeting of the was held, consisting of dance, piano
An
annual
event
of
the
Y.
P.
assistance in various forms. as many unfortunate individuals in reported that all arrangements were Detroit will be a juvenile costume Adelphian Club was held Wednesday and violin solos. This was followed
It is my opinion that, to be sue- Europe to reunite them with their completed for the monthly social party to be held Saturday evening, evening, Nov. 29, st the home of Na- by dancing and a delightful luncheon
cessful, agriculture in Palestine kin in Detriot. Applications from 15 evening to be held Wednesday, Dec. Dec. 9, at the
Writh club than Adler, 1676 Chicago boulevard. served at midnight.
must not imitate the methods of the more applicants for steamship tickets 6, at the home of Miss Marion Gros- rooms, 1307 Broadway. An elabo- The Adelphian basketball team elect-
berg, 569 East Palmer avenue.
fellah, or Palestine peasant, nor must were received for investigation.
rate program has been arranged, in ed Maurice Markowitz captain. Na-
Paramount Club.
it be exclusively of the plantation Nomination of officers for the com-
addition to giving away many prizes than Adler was 11110C manager of the
type. It should consist of a combin- I ing, year will be held at the meeting Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E. S. for most elaborate costumes. The team. The Adelphians hold practice
The first informal party of the
ation method by which the Jewish to take place on Tuesday evening,
every Monday evening at the Ilutch- Paramount Club was held on Sunday,
On last Monday evening the officers principal portione of the organization
Peasant will raise most of what he Dec. 19, at the Farnsworth Street
Dec. 3, at the home of A. Lesser,
a to assist the Hebrew Day Nursery. ins School gym.
requires for his own consumption Synagogue. Members are urged to of Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E. S.,
The social committee is planning 3007 Twenty-ninth street. Enter-
and have part of his products avail- come and help choose the best officers were entertained by the worthy mat-
tainment numbers were contributed
an
elaborate
affair
when
the
new
of.
Alb ■ cus Club.
ron, Mrs. Helen Dushkin, at her resi-
able for sale. In order, however, to for the organization.
The last meeting of the Aloacus firers are installed the first week in by Ale.n. F iddler, Gold and i•
bring about such a result, it is needs-
Members are also urged to settle dence 1673 West Euclid avenue. Club was held at the home of Miss January. David Ginsberg, chairman perin. Dancing followed a delightful
nary to increase the revenue from for dance tickets at once, so that Plans were discussed for work that Esther Komi on Frederick street. of the program committee, has ar- luncheon.
the different suitable forms of agri- officers may be enabled to make their must be accomplished by the chapter The Thanksgiving party was reported ranged an interesting program for
in the near future. Refreshments
culture by increasing the quality and report of the dance complete.
a huge success and another is plan- the next meeting, which will be held
Teaches Stage Dancing.
quantity of the product. In dairy
A meeting of the board of direc- were served.
ned for the near future. There will at the home of Irving l'aul, 2000
farming, for example, this will ne- tors of the organization will be held
be one open meeting of the club held Ilazelwood avenue.
cessitate the introduction of new on Saturday evening at the home of
Arrow Club.
John L. Steiffer, director of the
every month, the first Thursday in
breeds of poultry and cattle, and it Mrs. 11. Goldstiek, 283 Ilendrie.
Sivsa Beta Sorority.
Temple Dancing Studio, announces
On Wednesday evening, Dec. 13, the month.
is not only a question of new breeds,
At the last meeting of the Sigma all styles of stage dancing taught at
an
open
meeting
of
the
Arrow
Club
but also aproblem of feeding them
Philom•thic Debating Cull,.
Beta Sorority, final arrangements his school. which is located at 2769
Lu Ana Club.
will be held at the home ofMiss Lucy
properly. Arab cattle, for example,
Using Ingersol's "A Vision of
New officers of the I,u Ana Club were made for the theater party to Woodward avenue. Children's classes
is on the fields during the greater War" as his oration, Sul Shevitz was Yoskowitz, 4747 St. Antoine street.
be held Friday evening, Dec. 25. The are conducted every Saturday at 3 p.
part of the year. The better breeds awarded the first prize in the minia- A committee with Moe Schwartz as were installed at a meeting held at following committees were appointed: m. Private and class lessons are
which are being introduced need to ture declamation contest last Sunday chairman is preparing plans for an the home of Miss Celia Friedman. Mendetta Popkins, tickets; Rose Zeid- given.
be kept in stalls the whole year and night . Isadore Berger, speaking on elaborate program for the occasion. Plans were laid fur a social affair.
need a fined quality of fodder. The "The War Devil," and Sol Sarnoff on
question of fertilizer is also serious, "Zionism," were given the second
for the soil in many parts of Pales- and third honors, respectively. The
tine is in a state of exhaustion and remaining contestants were: Meyer
we must know how to fertilize it in Weisenfeld on "Toussaint L'Ove-
order to restore it.
lure," Robert Bernstein, "The Im-
Need of Experiment•tion.
The right solution to all these goes- peachment of Warren Hastings,"
tions cannot be discovered in a short Unknown
"Jack Thumin,
"Ilenry
Ford
and "The
the
Soldier;"
Ilerzl
Shur,
time.
ime. A long period of experimenta- Royal Crown," and N. Stocker, "The
tion is necessary. Before the war Men to Make a State." Philip Slomo-
an agricultural experiment station vitz, managing editor of The Detroit
was established by Aaron Aaronson, Jewish Chronicle, was the critic of
but was destroyed during the war, i the debate and the speaker of the
and two years ago a new agricultural evening. His talk on "Modern Ten-
station was established in Tel-Aviv dt:ncies Among Young Jews," dealt
with headquarters and branches in with the necessity for Jewish educa-
most parts of the country. The new ti on.
station is supported by the Keren
Another important meeting will
Ilayesod and has a very good staff start next Sunday evening at 6:30
of experts. There is every reason to p. m. The first event will be a de-
hope that it will succeed in raising bate on the question, "Resolved, That
the standard of Palestine agriculture Primaries Be Done Away With." The
from the technical point of view, and measure will be proposed by II. Ba-
also in adapting it to the special ca. rashol and Jack H. Margolis. It will
parity and requirements of the Jew. be negatively discussed by Benjamin
We must not lose sight of the fact Kurtzman and Aaron A. Weiswasser.
that the Jew will never become a Milton Alexander, vice-president of
peasant like the Russian mouzhick. the United Jewish Charities, will be
Ile will make out of agriculture a! the speaker of the evening. There
Here is a Christmas offer that surely deserves
more interesting occupation after the will also be an election to decide the
prompt attention. The famous Pianola, made by the
manner of the educated American contestants in the annual oratorical
farmer or the French market garden- contest that will take place in Janu-
Aeolian Company, is recognized by musical artists
er. It is, therefore, to be considered , ary.
aa another problem for Palestine ag-'
and music lovers as the greatest of player pianos. It
riculture to adapt it to the special '
Bicur Cholem Juniors.
brings the power of musical expression to you who
psychology of the Jew.
The twelfth annual ball of the
The Zionist executive in Palestine,
have music in your souls—and untrained fingers.
operating with the funds of the Ke- Bicur Cholem Juniors will be held
There is Christmas joy for years and years in the
ren Hayesod, has now about 30 ag- ' this Sunday evening, Dec. 10, at the
The proceeds of the
ricultural
gift of an AEOLIAN PIANOLA—a source of de-
Of
spa colonies under its auspices. Hote el S,tatler.
will go for charitable pur-
special interest are the new set- °a ' "
light and education for every member of your house-
tlements in Emek Jisreel, for the ' "see: A double orchestra will fur-
reason that they have been laid out nish the music. Tickets may be had
hold. Come in at once and take advantage of this
with the utmost care, both from the from any member of the organization
unusual offer.
point of view of sanitation and choice or at the door on the night of the
of settlers. The social structure of dance.
these settlements varies. Two of
Tz•D ■k■ h Club.
them in Nahalaal and in Kiriat °per;
The Tz-Dakah Club card party will
ate on the intlividula plan. That is
held
on
Tuesday, Dec. 12, at 2
to say, every colonist has and works b pe. m , at the Women's Federation
his own land and only co-operates
with his fellow colonists in the mar-club house, Ilancock and Second eve-
nues. The organization is doing much
of his products. In Minis, on , c
the other hand, there are two settle- good in distributing layettes to ba-
poor families and proceeds of
ments which are on a wholly co-oper- " bias of
alive basis. The land in these does this card party will go for the same
purpose. Tickets may now be had at
not belong to individuals, but to the
group, which works it collectively the club house.
and does all the other work in the
Blue Bird Girls.
same manner.
were made at the e
The means for settling these col" lets
vista have been furnished by the Ke- ' lats meeting of the Blue Bird Girls
: for an invitational dance to be held
ren Hayesod, which grants the set- , on Jan. 25 at the Women's Federa-
tiers loans for purchasing live stock 1 tion club house, Hancock and Second
and equipment as well as for the "avenues. Tickets can be secured from
building- of houses. Without the Ke-
ren Ilayesod it would be absolutely members of the club.
A Chanukah dinner is to be given
impossible to build up such settle-
ments, since private capital would re- " for the children in the Hebrew Or-
phan Home. Individual contributions
to
tale
the
risks
involved
in
Pal-
fuse t agriculture so long as the deft- : , were
were made by the members and pro-
ceeds of the recent dance will also
nice methods for making it profitable - go for this entertainment purpose.
for Jewish settlers are yet to be es
tablished. In 10 or 20 years agri-
Nu Beta Phi.
culture in Palestine may attract pri-
"Further Promotion of Sociabil-
vate capital. For the time being the . ty"subjectunder
No matter what you seek in small instruments or musical accessories, or what price
discussion
was a sub
whole burden must fall on the Keren t. the regular meson gof the Nu Beta
al
you care to pay, we can supply you. Bring your Christmas list of musical gifts—from
Hayesod.
, Phi Sorority on Tuesday evening,
Why, it may be asked, should even
children's toys to the artist's rarest instruments—and you need not look elsewhere.
the Keren llayesod finance agricul- Nov. 28. Several novel affairs were
i suggested and placed under further
Loral colonization? The answer is
that Palestine will for a long time to consideration. Miss Jeanette Ka-
come remain an agricultural land, baker, on the charity committee, re-
and we must employ a large portion
of our immigrants in this field. More-
over, only through agriculture are building of these houses was carried
Excellent violins for
The saxophone is be.
we able to acquire the soil of Pales- through exclusively with private
beginners or students;
coming t h e popular
Here's a Christmas special that will
tine, and without possessing a suffi- means, especially where the builders
and
the very choicest in-
home instrument. If
gladden
the
heart
of
any
boy.
Not
a
cient portion of the soil, we shall not were immigrants from western coun-
struments that musicians
you are considering a
toy, but a genuine drum—the Ludwig
be able to strike root in the country. tries who brought with them large
demand. We have a spe-
means. In most cases, however, it
saxophone for a begin-
Junior Snare Drum, with metal shell
Urban Colonization.
cial beginner's outfit for
is
impossible
for
a
man
who
needs
ner let us advise you.
and thumb screw rods. Complete with
When we come to urban coloniza-
as little as $10.00.
a
house
to
invest
all
the
capital
him-
Our stock includes the
pet
sticks,
and
carrying
strap.
This
tion we enter a field which has at-
famous Buescher True
is a Christmas inducement and silt
tracted private initiative and will" self. These building activities there-
Better violins at $12.50,
fore
were
made
possible
only
through
Tone, J. W. York &
,
the
stock
is
limited.
Better
continue to is so in increasing meas.
$17.50, $25.00 and up.
Sons and Wolverine
ure, the more so since the demand the help of the two Zionist Mortgage
Banks
which
were
established
in
Pal-
saxophones, in C Mel.
for houses has been and still is very
Ukuleles
ody, tenor, baritone,
great. Palestine is not a country estine last year. One of them is the
One of the popular
alto and soprano. Won-
where there is at all times a certain General Mortgage Bank of Palestine,
gifts in small instruments.
derful value at $115.
amount of living space always avail- which was founded with the help of
All the young folks want
able. The houses which are occupied the Keren Ilayesod, the latter con_
a ukulele. Easy to play,
by the Arabs are sufficient and suit- tributing nearly £40,000 towards its
and popular everywhere. American
Guitars
able only for them. There are no establishment. This bank has given
made ukuleles at $2, $3, $4, $5 and $6.
houses available for the new immi- loans to 150 people who were driven
Here, too, the choice is large. Priced
Genuine Hawaiian instruments from
out
of
the
old
town
of
Jaffa
in
the
JEWISH COMMUNITY
grants. During the past year, spur-
$7.50 to $12.
from $10 up.
red on by necessity, we have discov- time of the riots in May, 1921, and
BLUE BOOK,
Special
for
the
Children
—Leader
who
had
to
live
in
tents
because
they
ered the use of the tent. it had
850 High Street,
Ukulele, Jr. A perfect instrument, not
always been considered necessary for had no shelter. The Mortgage Bank
Harmonicas
a toy; only $1.50.
Detroit, Mich.
the Jew, because he has always been has also granted loans to people in
Drums of all kinds, big and little, bass
Jaffa
and
in
Tiberias.
The
total
of
live
in
a
house.
We have harmonicas to meet every
to
and snare, with all the drummer's equip-
a town dweller,
Please place our name on the
loans
granted
by
the
Central
Mort-
Mandolins
Tents, however, began to be used by
ment for band and orchestra work.
need. Our stock includes the world's
list for a Jewish Community
the Chaluzim who were engaged in gage Bank so far amounts to nearly
You will be surprised to see the va-
There are many things to give a drum-
best makes—Hohner, Koch and Hotz.
Blue Book, for which we will
road building. Then they began to £60,000.
riety of styles and shapes in Mandolins.
mer for Christmas. Come in and let us
The loans are advanced under an
You can pay as little as 10 cents; or, if
be used for the accommodation of
We are agents for such celebrated makes
pay $2.00 upon delivery of the
suggest.
agreement
that
the
builder
himself
you want something very fine, as high
the new arrivals. In spite of i
as Vega, Gibson, Washburn, etc. You
book.
value, however, it must have only a Is to invest 40 per cent of the build-
can get a good mandolin as low as $6,
as $3.50.
Band Instruments
provisional character, especially for ing cost. The remaining 60 per cent
and we have them as high as $130.
a family with children, and then it granted by the Mortgage Bank is to
We are showing a very large stock of
be
repaid
in
18
annual
installments
an only be used along the coast
band instruments, including the J. W.
Gift Certificates
Banjos
Name -
with an interest of 81/2 per cent. The
where the winters are not hard.
York & Sons, Wolverine and U. S. A.
If you are planning to make a gift of
If in doubt about the instrument you
Until a year ago building opera- number of houses which has been
lines.
If
you
are
buying
for
someone
a banjo, you should see our complete
are planning to give for Christmas, pur-
tions were handicapped by the high erected this year with the help of the
interested in a band, we can suggest
stock. We carry such well known makes
Address
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chase
a Gift Certificate and let the mu-
cost of building materials. Prices Mortgage Bank is nearly 300.
many
desirable
Christmas
gifts.
Come
as Vega, Paramount and Bacon, and the
Building the "Key Industry."
sician make his own choice later.
have now dropped and a large activ-
in and talk it over.
prices range from $12.50 up.
In connection with these building
ity is in progress, especially in Tel-
Aviv. Thee town, which is the most opentsions
Convenient Terms of Payment Arranged on Small Instruments if Desired
beautiful, most modern town iu the crease in fatcories which manufac-
country, including also the neighbor- ture building material. I may men-
State
"
ing countries, has today nearly 1,000 tion the large silicate factory in Jaffa
houses and more than 10,000 inhabi- where brick, and asbestos roof tiles
tants. It has good streets, electric are manufactured. Besides the sili-
light and a modern water supply. It cate factory, there are others for the
In all styles and finishes,
has the rights of a municipality wit h manufacutre of cement and floor
A wide selection of ex-
priced from $1 to $3.75.
a purely Jewish administration, where tiles, as well as some large wood fac-
cellent
musical
t
o
y
s—
Music Rolls, Bags and
all the officials, from the mayor down tories for manufacturing wood trim.
some of them practical
Building should be considered the
Also Exclusive Duo-Art and Steinway Representatives.
Brief Cases.
to the last policeman and to the
instruments for begin-
street sweeper, are Jews. A beautiful key industry in Palestine. Thanks to
ners.
A very large assortment
avenue connects the town with the it, work has been found for the im-
in
all
styles
and leathers.
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Stores—Headquarters
Violins, cornets, drums,
beach, where excellent modern bath- migrants, no that for the time being
See the special double
etc., and a dandy Toy
ing pavilions have been established. there is no unemployment. Through
—
a Christmas
fold
bag
building, also, all other industries
Saxophone, shaped like
New Quarters Springing Up.
Special,
the real instrument, with
On the model of Tel-Aviv, • new gain life. Next to agriculture it is
four valves.
quarter under the name of Cannel the most important branch of indus-
Downtown Branch—Broadway oar Moir*.
is in process of construction in Haifa try in which our immigrants may be
employed.
near the Jewish Technical School.
In the next article I shall deal with
Another is being built in Tiberias. In
Jerusalem two new Jewish quarters, the opportunities which Palestine now
commer -
Talpiot and Bone Bayit, have been offers which are of a purely
started this year. In a few cues the cial character.

The
Jewish
Community
Blue Book

of Michigan will
make its appear-
ance shortly.

The Jewish Com-
munity Blue Book
of Michigan is being
compiled and pub-
lished b ythe Detroit
Jewish Chronicle.

This volume will
contain the names
and addresses of the
members of the
leading Jewish or-
ganizations in De-
troit and Michigan.

The Jewish Com-
munity Blue Book
will aim to give rec-
ognition to a vast
and interesting por-
tion of our com-
munity and will tell
of the work and ac-
complishments of
our Jewish organiz-
ations.

The price of the vol-
ume will be excep-
tionately moderate
—42.00—which
will enable every
Jewish family in
Detroit to own one.

The AEOLIAN

Pianola Player-Piano

The Ideal Gift For All the Family

And Christmas Buyers Have the
Advantage of Remarkably Low Price

470

This Price Includes Bench and $25 Worth of Music Rolls,
your own selection. Your old piano taken in exchange and very
liberal terms of payment arranged.

Santa Claus Has Made Grinnell Bros.' Store
His Headquarters for Everything in Music

Christmas Specials
in Violins

Give the Boy a
DRUM

Saxophones for
Christmas

Mail in the follow-
ing coupon if you
want to assure your-
self of a copy.

Musical Toys

Grinnell Bros

1515 Woodward Avenue

Music Stands

'2.25