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32 WILL GRADUATE
FROM FARM SCHOOL

lished and equipped netirely at the
expense of the local community. There
are thirty inmates; local funds pay
for the upkeep of fifteen of these,
while the American Joint Distribution
Committee pays for the balance. The
Kiev Medical Society, which is an or-
ganization including in its member- Nation - Wide Drive for $1,000,-
ship all the Jewish medical institu-
000 to Be Held Feb. 28
Huns of Kiev, has agreed to raise a
fund of ten billion rubles to supple-
PHILADELPHIA. — The annual
ment the monthly aid given by the

money, and then I can have swell
clothes," said Olga decisively.
"But, my darling," remonstrated
Mindel, "clothes are not everything.
Knowledge, my child, knowledge, edu-
American Joint Distribution Commit- graduation exercises of the National
cation that is worth Inure than every-
tee. The Jewish community in Vit- Farm School will be held on the
thing."
the school in Doylestown,
"Oh, fudge," was Olga's succinct
ebsk has also begun to raise funds for grounds of
Pa,, on Thursday, Feb. 22. Thirty-
reply.
Announces the Opening of • Second Store, on or about Saturday,
its charities.
two young men are to receive diplomas
Heartbroken, Mindel had to give in
Favus
Not
Anti.Samit:e.
Feb. 17. located at
to her child. Still there was the
Favus, which in Russia is known and one a post-graduate certificate
,her children. With remarkable op-
as one of the distinctively Jewish for having specialized for one year
timism Mindel approached the other
diseases, still affects at least ten thou- in farm management. Louis Nuss-
sand Jewish children. As a matter haunt, associate superintendent of
the same quality of goods and service will be offered to tho
two daughters when their graduation
W h
and
from public school took place. But
of fact, this is not at all a distinctively public schools 'of Philadelphia,
public us prevail in our present store.
they were determined to follow their
Jewish disease, but has taken hold of Hon. Philip Sterling, member of the
We owe our success to the response that the people of Detroit have
sister Olga's example. With the
so ninny Jewish children because it Pennsylvania legislature, will deliver
given us, and they can rest assured that nowhere in Detroit
youngest daughter Mindel was, for
is precisely the Jewish childTen whose addresses. harry 13. llirsh, vice pros-
her, very harsh.
parents have been pogromized, who ident of this school, will preside. This
better pastries be obtained.
I
Dr. Joseph,
"You have no sense to judge what is
have been driven from their homes will be the first time that
and who have tern forced, as a con- Krauskopf, founder and president of
ISISW•laWSICICI
300 b 1001 1 k sk• • %Y. good or bad for you," she said bitter-
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ly. "I say that you'll go to high
in
disease-breeding
the
school,
will
be
absent
from the
sequence, to live
school." Mindel won a victory. The
As a matter of fact, the graduation exercises during '25 years,
clitions.
a
girl entered high school.
refugee
children
owing
to
illness.
Tartar and Volga
In commemoration of the twenty-
"All right, you make me go to high
have also developed a good deal of
school " the girl said resentfully.
focus, which proves that this infer- fifth anniversary of the school, a. na-
I
"Never mind: sometimes you will
tion is not anti-semitic. Eery eon- tion-wide jubilee campaign will be
thank me for making you go," said
siderable city in the Ukraine has a held beginning Feb. 211 and ending
Mindel jubilantly.
favus hospital, but unfortunately March 21), during which time a $1,-
fund
When the girl brough her first re-
there are to ofew Roentgen machines 000,000 building an dendowment
, port from high school home triumph-
and too few tubes fur these machines will be raised to enable the institu-
antly Mindel scrutinized it with a
that are available. So that the num- tion to expend so that larger classes
AND PSYCHO-ANALYSIS
crestfallen expression, She had fail- THE ABOVE IS A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE REMODELED AND EN- ben of children who can be treated can be handled. This fund will serve
; ed in every subject.
LARGED FRIEDENBERG FURNITURE HOUSE AT 4723-27 HASTINGS. is very small. This is the most press- as a testimonial to Dr. Krauskopf for
1059-60 Book Building
"I told you. Now will you let me go
ing medical problem now being his zealous work in behalf of the in-
I
to
business
college?"
DETROIT
tackled by the American Joint Dis- stitution.
Minders eyes filled with tears as she
A new class of 50 boys will he ad-
d red waifs taken in and taught once tribution Committee in it• Russian re-
E: looked at the girl strangely. "Go to
Telephone Cadillac 5466
milted in Moral. Registration is now
Consultations 10 A. M.-12; 2 P. M.-4
one to know what a full stomach lief campaign.
The revival of co-operative banks open to young men from all parts of
a nd a warn, room and bed was.
--- !business college," she said in a falter-
.
_ ng
About ten thuosand refugees have known as "Loan Kassa's," is one of the country between the ages of 16
-
b een stranded along the Roumanian the most striking developments in the and 21, having a grammar school edu-
could unburden herself to seek sym-
rontier, in Moghilev, Jampol and Russian economic situation. Under cation or its equivalent, possessing
I pithy and balm for her broken heart,
ther towns near the Dniester. These the new economic policy, such co-op- mental, moral and physical health and
her shattered hopes, her hitter disap-
a re people who fled from the famine erative banks may get charters and desiring to make agriculture their life
pointments. When she as much as Pictures of How Helping Hand
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tricken areas in Southern and East- ob business. So in every Ukrainian work. Tuition, instruction, board,.
WIL
hinted that she was disappointed in
is Extended by Jews of
rn Ukraine. The Roumanian border city societies for this purpose are housing and clothing are provided free
children, people, including her
as now been hermetically sealed so being formed with two or three gold to all.
America.
in
,Ihushand
would
stare
at
her
n
amaze-
hat these frontier cities are cut off rubles membership fees, societies
IA
ment. Her daughters had good posi-
rem
trade communication with the
(EDITOWS
NOTE.—Mr.
Alsherg.
the
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REPORT RABBI SILVER
ions, dressed in the height of fash-
writer of these intimate snap-shots of
As a result
all business
and which to
then be
use the
funds thus to
col-
t west
lected
as
a capital
loaned
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/
RESIGNED FROM P. D. L.
the role played by the Joint Distribution
ion, and spent part of their salary in
Vi.ii Our 1.1p•to-Date Delicatessen and Lunch Room, where the nest
trade
has come to a standstill. In members. These loans usually take
Committee in bringing new life •nd
4
decorating
their
home
with
fashion-
ma-
CLEVELAND—(J. C. B.).—Rabbi
a well-
Moghilev scarcely a shop is open. the form of advances of raw
of Food and Service Can Be Obtained.
hope to the Jews of Europe,
American Journalist whose •ii•
2 I able fineries. But Mindel took no joy known
Naturally the refugee population has terials, leather, cloth, sewing mater- Abba Ilillel Silver declines to confirm
We also carry a full line of Canned Goods and Pickled Meats.
thoritative •rticles on international sub-
5 1 in all this.
been reduced to the brink of 'starve- ials etc.. which the borrower then or deny the report of his resignation
jects and whose European come-
Our Motto: Courtesy and Service.
In fact, her attitude had become
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tion. Ti, aggravate this situation, ow- turns into manufactured articles. Un- as chairman of the Palestine Devel-
spondence ere published in the New
listless, apathetic.
Phone Garfield 2952
York. World. Tim Nation and other lead-
ing to the coal and locomotive short- fortunately the continuous drop in the opment League. He admits, however,;
ra
ing American Journals.)
doesn't appreciate
it is probable that these border value or the paper rubles makes it of differences of opinion between him-
we
I
complain-
do for her,” her daughters
self and other officials of the league
towns will be shut
off from
communication,
because
the railway
branch difficult for these loan Kassas to op-
By HENRY G. ALSBERG
ed.
with regard to organization questions
With a feeling akin to dread she
line to Moghilev will in all likelihood crate
without
a loss.
If of
one
hundred
million
rubles
worth
leather
is and methods, because of his insistence
In Kiev government the period of be shut down. To meet this crisis loaned to•a shoemaker, when the ruble on broadening the scope of the Pal-
looked forward to her son's gradua-
acute general distress has passed. But
tion from public school.
the Joint a
Distribution
Committee
is is worth forty millions to the dol- estine work fostered by the Brandeis-
opening
kitchen for
a thousand
When they came home from the in certain secti o ns there are still opening
lar, it be
may that on the date when Slack group.
school exercises Mindel listened indif- sporadic outbreaks of famine condi- adults in Moghilev and a kitchen of
Rabbi Silver's dissatisfaction is said
Jampol. Further- the loan is due (several weeks later)
ferently while her son explained to tions, owing to special circumstances. similar capacity in
to date back to the Pittsburgh con-
more two children's homes will be the paper ruble is worth sixty million
his father the various numbers of the The market town of Zlatopol, with
to the dollar. But the borrower re- ference when he opposed leaving the
its eight thousand population, six
commencement exercises.
well.
To turns only at the forty million rate. Zionist Organization, demanding that
the smaller towns food will
be sent
"Maybe you should better go in high thousand of whom are Jews, furnished opened
in these cities as Obviously, under such a system, the the former administration leaders re-
school and take up the business col- a graphic example of how in the for distribution by representatives of
loan kassa would be bankrupt in a main in the ranks of the Zionist Or-
lege course the principal talked about" midst of improving conditions, an this American relief organization.
few months. Such a result can be ganization until they become the ma-
suggested the father. "Your mamma appalling local crisis can arise.
guarded against by making only very iority again. Rabbi Silver states that
Kiev'. Best Hospital.
Zlatopol like the rest of Kiev gov-
would like that no better than business
short time loans with installment re- he is still adhering to his view.
The Brodsky Hospital in Kiev,
college. You're young enough yet to ernment, suffered tremendously dur-
payments at very frequent intervals. Rabbi Silver declined the renomina-
go to work. What do you say Min- ing the civil and Polish wars. Store which was wrecked once during the

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ANTI-JEWISH RIOTING
RENEWED IN ROUMANIA

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del?"
"Leave him do what he wants," re-
plied Mindel heedlessly.
"Well," said the boy hesitantly, "if
I can do as I want, I'd much rather
take a four year general course, the
college preparatory course. I'd like
to go to the university."
"What you want to study for," ask-
ed his father, "a doctor, a lawyer?"
"Oh, I don't know. I guess I just
want an education," said the boy.—
Hebrew Standard.

GARFIELD 7100

BUCHAREST—(J. T. A.).—Anti-
Jewish riots have broken out anew in
Ballad and liusi, Jewish students at
these places having been routed and
three injured,
In consequence of the recurrence
of outrages and of the fear of attacks
in the villages, military order has
been proclaimed in parts of Moldavia,
the local plaice being reinforced by
special patrols from the cities.
Deputy Lupu, peasant party leader,
declared after visiting the scenes of
the disterlaames, that there are in-
dications of a recrudescence of the
pogrom wave of 1907. The convention
of the Union of Roumanian Jews,
scheduled to he held Jan. 19, 20 and
21, has been postponed as a result of
the anti-Semitic outbreaks.

civil wars, and except for timely aid
fr, ,m the American Joint Distribution
Committee, would have ceased to exist
after the Polish evacuation, has now
been almost completely rehabilitated
with money given by this relief or-
ganization. Several wards have been
completely gutted. Other buildings
had been damaged and denuded of
equipment. Now the hospital harbors
three hundred patients; four or five

recently it has had special troubles of
its own to cope with, an epidemic of
banditry which has made it impossible
for the city's population to carry on
trade or engage in manufacture by its
artisans of articles for exchange with
the neighboring peasants. As a re-
sult of almost complete isolation, a
greater part of the population, which
included many refugees from the
southern, so-called famine areas of
the Ukraine, actually faced starva-
tion. Many people actually died of

operations are performed, daily in
operating rooms that compare favor-
starvation; more than two hundred ably with those of Mount Sinai or
children had become orphans through St. Luke's hospitals. It is quite the
the deaths of their parents from hun- best hospital in Kiev and one of the
ger and typhus, which naturally now best in Russia, and the health and
took its toll of weakened bodies. The accident insurance bureaus for the

trades unions use this hospital by
preference for sick and injured work-
men. In consequence the hospital re-
ceives a subvention from these bu-
reaus. The greatest number of its
patients, however, consists of Jews.
Refugees in Roumania.
A delegation, consisting of the local Beds in this hospital are free.
There are indications that in Rus-
rabbi, the most prominent business
man, and the school teacher, finally suia economic conditions are improv-
ing.
In certain towns the local Jew-
got to Kiev and made an appeal for
help. Within twenty-four hours two ish communities are beginning to as_
sume
at least in a small degree the
carloads of food, clothing, medicines
insti-
and blankets had been sent by the cost of maintaining their own

two childrens' homes in the city had
neither food nor fuel; the hospital,
full of typhus patients, had not a
single medicament left, nor a bandage,
nor a blanket or sheet.

Anuarican.Joint Distribution Commit-
tee to the city, with a representative
to direct the work of relief. In ad-
dition to clothing and food given
adults, and help to the hospital, a
home for two hundred orphans was
immediately equipped and two hun-

Another method is to make the bon- tion as Chairman of the Palestine
rower repay his loan in the value of Development League, in a letter he
the last
the raw materials advanced, such addressed to the officers at
value to he figured as of the date of annual meeting, Jacob dellaas, see-
repayment. retary, stated to the Jewish Corm.
In one way or another, these loan spondence Bureau.
flosses are being brought hack to life
and in the peculiar economic situation
of Russia, will play a considerable
part in the rehabilitation of the small -:-
artisan class. Recognizing this fact
the American Joint Distribution Com.- BIG MONEY is being made•by orgr
mittee is already extending help to
salesmen selling our household
these institutions, and as soon as the
goods on the installment plan. Rare
best methods of procedure have been
opportunity for few live• wires to
worked out, this will be one of the
make money: Apply 1414 Farmer
most important of its activities.
street. C. F. Adams Co.

CLASSIFIED

JEWS ARE TERRORIZED
INTO CLOSING SHOPS

BUCHAREST. — (J. T. A.) — A
large number of Jewish students were
injured in anti-Jewish riots which

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large, bright room for one or two
demonstration recently in front of the
young men. All modern conveni-
Royal Palace, Newspapers which
ences, including shower, also garage
had condemned anti-Jewish violence
were burred at bonfires.
if desirable. Phone Garfield 6867-R.
In consequence of the new excesses
the authorities have closed the Uni- FOR SALE--Beautiful single home
on Calvert avenue near Third. Brick
tutions and charities. In Fastow, a versity until Feb. 8. Jewish mer-
veneer and Colonial design, French
town that suffered more from pogroms chants are clearly terrified, many
doors, 3-car garage and side drive
than any other Ukrainian city, the closing their shops.
and many other features. Small
Interpellations,
it
is
announced,
will
Jews are supporting a kindergarten
down payments. Balance easy
and school from their own voluntary be submitted by Jewish and pro-Jew-
terms. Will consider good land con-
members
in
both
the
Senate
and
contributions. In Kiev, an Old Peo- ish
tracts. Call Garfield 2706-W.
ple's Home has recently been estab- the Chamber.

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