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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1923

VOL. XIII. NO. 14

UNIVERSITY
CHASSIDIC MELODY
1600 ATTEND ARTS, Plan Many Purim DENIES
WOULD LIMIT JEWS
vents
on
Sunday
OF BAAL SHEM TOY
CRAFTS EXHIBITION E
FOUND, LOST AGAIN
DURING FIRST WEEK

[ Will Address Men's
Temple Club March 7

Syracuse Chancellor Aroused by Stu-

Rich Concert Arranged by
El Moshe Talmud Torah; '
Other Affairs litre.

Detroiters Show Interest in An-
nual Art Show at Jewish
Institute.

dent Rumors.

SYRACUSE, N. Y.—"I will not
dignify sissy such rumors by any com-
ment," Dr. C. W. Flint, Chancellor of
Syracuse University, states! when a
report had become widely circulated
that the senior council, the student
governing body, had discusses! infor-
mally and approved a suggestion to
limit admission of Jewish student.
According to the report, the coun-
cil appointed a committee of three
to confer with university authorities
after its members are said to have
critizised Jewish students as a whole
for their alleged lack of interest in
athletics ,except basketball, and be-
cause of other activities. At the meet-
ing, it was stated, it was painted out
that while Jewish students had con-
tributed to football, baseball and crew
success, the percentgae of Jewish stu-
dents who sought places on these
teams was very small.
Vice Chancellor Graham made this
statement:
"The university has no intention
of limiting admission of students in
any way provided they meet hte pres-
ent standards for entrance."

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THREE RABBIS ASK
DETROIT'S SUPPORT
Congressman Johnson Doubts
FOR KEREN HAYESOD
Ills Bill Will Pass This

Anti-Immigration
Is Given Setback

Season.

Period of Jewish Folk Music
Said to Be Drawing to
An End,

Urge Immediate Effort Here

\vASIIIN GTON.—(J.T. A.)-
for Rebuilding of
In addition to the several Purim
('hairman Johnson, father of the new
Palestine.
concerts, entertainments and celebra-
House immigration bill, admitted to
lions already held in this city, numer-
the representative of the J. T. A. that
ous other affairs are to be held this
it was unlikely that this bill would
RABBIS HERSHMAN, BRIL,
Sunday and Monday by Detroit syna-
WORD PICTURE IS GIVEN
pass at this session of Congress.
ORGANIZATIONS, SCHOOLS pg.", Talmud Torahs and various
SILVER GIVE ADDRESSES
Chairman Johnson stated that he
OF
PRESENT-DAY
RUSSIA
is closely watching the situatkp and
ATTEND EXHIBIT IN BODY . organizations.
Featuring the affairs on Sunday
although no rule giving precedence to
will he the concert at the El Moshe
his measure has been grantedti yet Dr. Chaim Weizmann to Arrive
Correspondent Tell, of Meeting
by the House rules committeli, he
Children'a Work a Feature of , sysia ewue, to be conducted by the El
in New York This Satur-
Jewish Composer Engel
I Moshe Talmud Torah, for the upkeep
can get one when he desires. There
Articles Shown During
day Evening.
of which the !proceeds will be used.
are seven measures which have, been
in Berlin.
The El Moshe Concert will begin
Second Week.
granted precedence to the immigra-
at 7:30 p. m. Sunday and will be fol-
tion measure and he may seek the
Marred by the absence of Dr.
lowed by a dance. The concert pro-
By J. KLINOW
, rule which will give it precedence.
Schmarya Levin, who was prevented
Approximately 1,500 men, women gram will he featured by many musi-
A report appearing in a New York from coming here by illness, the ban-
and children visited the annual Arts cal numbers by well known artists.
daily that leaders in Congress had quet of the Keren Ilayesonl held on
(A Berlin letter through Jewish ('or-
i
Jewsh
hibiti on at t
Miss Enima Lazarotf, who won fame
and Crafts Ex
decided to oppose the bill was char- Wednesday evening at the Kirby Cen-
respondence Bureau.)
Institute during the first week a nd fro her singing, will render a group
acterized as untrue by Johnson.
ter, Kirby and Antline streets, at-
hundreds more came to see the work of songs and the It'nai B'rith Glee
tended by 200 people, was nevertheless
Urge Liberal Laws.
of Jewish artists during the second Club will also participate.
In a little cafe in Berlin a group
Leaders in various American in- an interesting affair. Rabbi Saul Sil-
of
admirers
of
Jewish
music
came
week.
Children's Orchestra to Play.
ver of Chicago, A. M. Hershman of
dustries
appeared
before
the
Senate
CHARLES ZUEBLIN,
together to listen to the Jewish com-
The interest shown by the local
An orchestra of 21 children, directed
immigration committee and urged the the Shaarey Zedek and I. L. Bril of
poser, Engel, who had just arrived
community in the exhibit was particu- by S, Ahramovitch, of the Detroit
of more liberal immigration Flint delivered the addresses of the
Noted
author
and
lecturer,
who
will
:adoption
from Moscow with hi : colleagues,
larly evidenced in the attendance at Conversatory of Music, will render a
laws to permit a greater influx of evening.
singers and instrumentalists, and to address a dinner meeting of the Men's
the showings by many Detroit or- group of selections. Pauline Wohl,
laborers, of whom they declared there
Rabbi Silver, as the principal speak-
hear what they had to tell us exiles Club of Temple Beth El on Wednes-
ganizations whose members attended young vin linist who has played over
is at present a shortage.
day
evening,
March
7.
His
subject
er, addressing his audience in Yiddish,
from Russia about wnat had been
in a body. Similarly, public and Ile the radio several times, winning the
James A. Emery, general e•oliesel pointed out that the Jewish people are
happening in that country during the will be "Is Europe Coming or Go•
brew school classes were among, the praise of critics, will give violin selec-
of the National Association of'Nfanti- facing a crisis and that the present is
last few years in the sphere of Jewish ing?"
visitors to see the work of Jewish tions, accompanied by an able pianist.
•
facturers, testified before the com- the time for action, or it may be too
music. The arrival of this little group
artists. Among the organizations that
Appropriate Purim selections from
mittee that the present immigration late. Ile said that if the Jews fail to
from the "country of the dead"
'attended in a body were the Y. W. Sholom Aleichem will be read by
restrictions were proving a great bur- rebuild Palestine, the Goyim will ask
brought us a strong blast of fresh
H. A., Jewish Women's European Aaron Rosenberg, attorney. David
den on industry. The present ten- us: "If you prayed for Zion for 1,800
air. We had a report of conditions
Welfare Organization, Arbeiter Ring, A. Brown will be the principal speaker
dency of immigration laws is toward years, why didn't you rebuild it when
entirely different to that to which we
the Ladies' Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge of the evening. In addition to these
"prohibition" rather than "restric- you were given the chance." Another
College
Men
and
Women
Ad-
had become accustomed. It was not
and others.
All day
Thursday
was numbers, recitations will be given
devoted
to the
federated
women's
tion," he declared.
question the non-Jew will ask, Rabbi
a
picture
made
up
entirely
of
black
dressed by Rabbi Frank-
by children of the Talmud Torah.
L
The construction industry, II. C. Silver said, will be: "If you don't like
masses. It was not a series of Jere-
clubs of Detroit.
At 3 o'clock belay the Ahavath
Marshall, Jr., general manager of the the Golus, why dont you build your-
lin Sunday.
miads. It was a bit of welcome news
Achim Talmud Torah on Westminster
Exhibit Closes Sunday.
Associated General Contractors, tee- self a home?"
from Jewish Russia, a ray of light
The exhibition closes on Sunday and Delmar avenues wit present a
Will Give Illustrated Lecture tilled "will be in need of 300,000
Calls Gallus Expansive.
Several hundred students attending which suddenly cut through the all-
evening, and those who have not yet Purim concert which will he featured
more men than they were going to
enveloping darkness. It was a joyful
Rabbi Silver declared that intellect-
Before Pisgah Lodge on
visited it have the opportunity of see- by Purim plays by the Talmud Torah the University of Michigan and other message and it told us that during
have this spring." Representatives
ually
the
Jews created more in dark
of the steel industry testified to a
ing the art works this Saturday af- children cps by musical numbers to be schools in the state Sunday attended the last few years not only had there
Monday.
Rusala than in the United States. Ile
sung by a cked choir of the school. the annual Student Day celebration at
similar shortage of workmen. Repre-
ternoon and Sunday.
been
scattered
about
all
over
Russia
said
that
a
nation must create things,
Temple Beth El, which was voted the
In addition to the articles men. Joseph Chaggi will he the speaker.
aentatives of the railroad lines said
new Jewish graves, not only had the
and that ao far the Jewish nation has
tinned in last week's issue of The A monster Purim affair will also be most successful Student Day in the
The B'nai B'rith club rooms were they would be in need of 300,000
treasuries
of
our
people
been
en-
created in the credit of the non-Jews.
bed] on Monday evening at the Kirby history of the temple. The young men
tilled to capacity Monday evening, more men also this spring.
Chronicle, additional objects intro-
riched with ever-growing lists of dead
He urged that the sacrifice that has
Center, Kirby and Antoine streets. A and women in attendance were from
when the Joseph J. Cummins class
The testimony was given at the
lured for the second week included
and rivers of tears, but that great
bene made for the Golan be made for
Purim play, musical number, recita- various corners of the globe and front
was
initiated
at
an
interesting
cere-
hearing
of
the
immigration
bill
intro-
things, too, had been achieved and
1 Menorah designed by Wolf Gold-
Eretz Israel, adding that the Golua
the
remotest
parts
of
the.
Unites!
he features. The pub-
Owns,
mony. The degree team, consisting duced by Senator Colt of Rhode Isl-
stein of London, England, for the
in particular in the sphere of Jewish
is invited to attend this affair States, many having never been in a
of Joseph S. Garnett, Charles Rosen- and, which provides that the immi- has been expensive to us.
Prince of Wales. Mr. Goldstein made li e
music.
"When England said 'Go and build'
synagogue,
having
lived
in
small
and
Only, adults will be admitted, a chit
It will come as a surprise to many thal, Max Edwards, Harold T. Rosen- gration quota be figured on the net it did not mean that she would build
a duplicate copy for his family and teen's Purim celebration already hay remote communities.
that, Saul Shaw and Elias Goldberg. instaed of the inflexible 3 per cent
presented it to his (laughter, Mrs. B. ! mg been held on Thursday evening
The students were addressed by people, but the period of Jewish folk was assisted by the l'isgah Lodge Glee and that the Secretary of Labor have l'alestine for us," Rabbi Silver said.
Blumrosen of Detroit, who loaned it
land except
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin in the morn- music is drawing to an end. Our Club, which was represented by Saul power to admit immigrants in excuse "You can't acquire
at the Kirby ('enter.
to the cemmitte for exhibition.
ing, follownig services. Rabbi Frank- music is throwing oft its swaddling Silverman, Charles Finn and Victor of the quota when such necessity is through labor and the Jews must
Shaarey Zedek Carnival.
labor for their homeland." He ap-
lin, who spoke nn "The Ultiniate Test clothes.
Among other interesting objects is
and
Samuel
Weller
at
the
piano.
made clear to meet certain industrial
Obstacles Overcome.
peale dto all to do their share for
a necklace hand-carved of olive wood, The Purim Carnival to he held o n of a Successful Man,' in welcoming
Judge Charles C. Simons, one of i requirements.
In times of suffering in Russia, in
Palestine and particularly to work for
made in Palestine. There are other Sunday by the Shaarcy Zedek Congre the students, dwelt particularly en the
the candidates initiated, spoke for the
Following the hearing, Senate lead-
articles too numerous to mention Ration and its various auxiliaries wil
the cause.
fact that no life is successful unless the days of hunger and cold, the elect
class. Louis Cohane addressed the ers, it was said decided that there
here. combine the features of a Mardi Gra
Rabbi Hershman, in a characteristic
it fills in a measure a social service, of the people, the men who always
in- HMI an Oriental evening. Announce and that a successful life is one that go on creating, overcome all the ob- candidates sins behalf of the lodge.; would be no change either towards talk that sparkled with wit and
of interest
n
t i
Scul ptural pie c es o
went is made that there will be a shires do its work against every odd stacles in their way. They did not During the meeting Milton M. Alex- , liberalizing or making more drastic thought, spoke briefly. He asked if the
f
Anti
ander
outlined
the
work
o
the
-
elude those by liashka Paeff of Ibis-
. people is prepared for this
I ( immigration
immigration laws at this session of ii ewish
"the and ever y misunderstanding. Refer- give up their work arid droop and die.
glosses, si""is
N
League;
inn. These are attracting attention form:
'el."' of enjoyable entertainment, in
J J. I Congress.
Congress
,rent oreasion of national regenera-
ring to the theory that all men are They -went on creating • .ding links
-
'
at the exhibition,
dusting dancing, singing and orches- equal, Rabbi Franklin said that it be- to the golden chain ■ ff:,•-•: art It Rhodes spoke on the Americanization ,
Johnson, Gets SalLkkA •
and
if 01 of what g
•.
-
1;
work orthe lodgeiand Lester J. Leo- I '
Representative Johnson, Either 0 ril lh w ei' P ronouin
"Raellnl's Tomb," by Herman tip selection , . A buffet supper will hooves .nan to make the insist of him- was not enough for them to guard
°4 se
bsthlit
'e
i
' cx5
5 inie nts and pr- twhi
poll discussed the social service ac
Struck, Ow wee known Jewish artist Is , served by the Ladles' Auxiliary of self, according to the powers with the treasure-house in which lay that
the new House immigration bill, re- have 1111'11 made to us?
Another initia •
of
l order.
the
and leader in the world Mizrachi the Shaarey Zedek at 8:30 p. n., to which God has endowed bins, and that which was already garnered—the an- tiv i t ies o
held during the month ceived a setback when he was refused
Must
Work
for
Zion.
n
wil
be
tio
a special rule by the rules committee ,
movem , nt. is also an object of in- i•,. followed by entertainment and mere intellectual attainment leaves cient treasures, forgotten by most of
of March.
, which would have permitted imme- ' "If we want that Zion should be re-
terest. Other interesting portraits dancing.
ens one-sided, giving the individual a us, never recognized by the world at
The feature of the next ',Monday
built," Inc said ,"we have to work for
enter-
,
Numerous Purim parties a
are Voss,. by N. P. Steinberg, of Dr.
dials consideration of his measure be•
large—they went on adding to the
l false
se stand:lid of success.
evening meeting will be an illustrated
Rabbi Hershman said that the
S. hl. Nelamed and "Winter Girl."
Warthi fore the house. Johnson will prob. i t. "
tainments will be held by local Young
Speaking of the college group, Rabbi store, hoping that there would come
lecture b
'rofessor
standard bearer of our p eople, E
.DB111(4018. The senior idol , : will hold Franklin said that the commercial and is day when they would be able to de-
make another attempt this week.
ably make
Children's Works.
ity of Michigan merlin -
of the Unlaces
pe en Jewry, has f allen, and that the
Senator Colt has expressed the
industrial world of today was looking liver up their treasures to the Jewish
Many interesting contributions by 1 a masquerade dance on Sunday riven.
even few, standard bearer, the American
ld to the college man for a solution of people. That moment has largely eel department on "Sex Ilyg iene."
Valuae
children, mostly the work of art stu- ing at the J ewish Institute,
Dr. Warthin is one of the foremost opinion that the Johnson bill,
Jew, must take his place. lie declared
f r the
he best its problems. Ile said the consensus now come. Engel told us all that the authorities in this country on this if passed in the Ilouse, would prob-
"
w
ill
he
awes
ols
of
Bos-
Pri
dents in the Ilebrew scho
thttttheAnnniedriscaand Jews;1 11 , 111I ht. :i el f l a ug
Jewish composers had been doing dur-
ably be defeated by the Sensate. He Palestine
of
opinion
was
that
a
liberal
educa-
ton, were shown. Hebrew designs de- costumes.
ton,
subject. lie appeared before many
tion is the condition for a successful ing the years they spent in Moscow, bodies throughout the land lecturing added that he was personally very
yelopeol by Miss Deborah Fallen of
in the Jew that he would rebuild the
Petrograd and the other towns of
uch opposed to the bill, contending
m
Boston's art schools were innovations.
orne an .
ur
on this topic and he also lect ed be-
Fiountiful repasts were served the Russia.
r
its
Rabbi Bril spoke of the early his-
Each design contains in it n Jewish I
visiting guests both sit noon and in
The principal task naturally was fore manly army camps during the re strictions few Jews would be a-
tory of Zionism, of the refusal by the
This lecture is given annually '
character and is distinctly Jewish.
a l -
the evening its the dining hall of the working up the great mass of ma-
to
Contributions by local boy and girl
to the male students of the University missable. The more liberal relative rich Jews of London to support lierzl
temple, under the supervision of Mrs. terial bequeathed by Ansky. The
exemption clause, in his opinion,
and of the manner in which the poor
artists w e judged on Wednesday
er
of Michigan.
Louis Musliner, general chairman, as- vast collection of folk songs, folk
would not materially relieve the situ-
In addition to the Dr. Warthin lac- anion, as the number who would be Jews threw in their lot with the great
morning by the three judges, Mrs.
..i.ted by several members of the Tem- stories and folk legends which Musky
—
leader. Rabbi Bril said that Zionism
lure, Judge Edward J. Jeffries will
David IVerbe, Miss Jessie Talmadge
pie I3eth El Sisterhood, who, with collected during many years has
exempt from the quota restrictions
has done one thing fur us: It has
also address Pisgah Lodge on Monday
and Samuel Cashvvan, and prizes Pu blicist end Lecturer m Speak at x i :mg women members of the Young
served and is still serving as the great-
is uncertain and may be comparative-
.
,
made us better Jews and has given
evening
011
the
question
of
capital
were awarded in forms of scholar.
Dinner Meeting at Temple Beth
I ceples society, acted as hostesses. reservoir, the source of inspiration,
ly negligible.
us our purpose as Jews.
ships ill I he summer art school to he
punishment.
El on Wednesday.
and
university
1. I'. S. members
and it will continue to be that source
Abraham Srere, who acted as chair-
1
Joseph
J.
Cummins,
president
of
conducted by J. Kerr and his wife,
—
:iirorit y girls participated in the en- for many years to come. It was An-
man, pointed out that the time Las
Pisgah Lodge, will represent the or-
Mrs. Rose Netzorg Kerr. The scholar-
Kerr Charles Zueblin of Boston, well tertainment of the afternoon. Dancing sky who marked out the soil, and it
come
for the realization of the dreams
der
at
lLansing
next
Tuesday,
when
ships. to be known as the J.
was the feature of the evening. Harry is his followers who are cultivating
e
liceousiaditlk,heep cnIt ngoitvisneg
the capital punishment bill comes up
°chid:0051ns, were awarded as fol.' known publicist, lecturer and author,
lows: Simior scholarship, Simon Ro. will be the speaker at the dinner Scheinman, chairnuin, Bernard Wohl the ground. And the ground is bear- for ballot.
ing fruit. How often our Jewish
for l'alestine, but declared he had
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Pisgah
ten, f.q. painting "M y Grandfather:" meeting of the Men's Club of Tem- and Ilarvey N'ehon represented the
the senior de pia Beth El on Wednesday evening, Y. I'. 5,, assisted by .Joseph Lichten- composers have mourned the sleuth of Lodge will be addressed this Monday
faith that Palestine would be rebuilt
on
— rk
honoralsle mention in
the father of the Jewish music ex-
I becuase the younger generation is take
vision 5,•„„ gi ven Rose C. p acs h e ii ; March 7. His subject will be "Is Eu- stein, Louis Mii 'liner, Wallace Rosen-
evening by Mrs. Edward J. Jeffries,
—
pedition! How much Ansky could
junior scholarship was awarded to rope Coming or Going?" beim ansl lisy•ir Sulzberger of the
an interest in the work. He
who w i ll speak on "Woman and the Palestinian Has As His Topic "Pa les- , t "
still have done!
Mr. Zueblin was born in Pendel- temple membership.
I named a number of the workers whom
Frances ,‘,1,,N on f or p i ct ure s h ow i n g '
.
•
•
,
tine An Experlment in Hu.
,
he
lauded for their efforts for the
"Serial Service:" honorable mention ton, Ind., May 4, 1888. His name
inanity."
m
.
Engel told us:
valise.
in the Ilonor division was given Louis comes from the ancestot s who emi- JUNIOR HADASSAH OPENS
"While we were traveling with SIR HERBERT SAMUEL'S
crated
from
St.
Gallen,
Switzerland,
thousand dollars
Siegel.
SABBATH VIEW PRAISED ' Captain Alex A aronsohn of Pales- fort
DRIVE FOR 400 SPONSORS Ansky through the towns and villages
to Savannah, Ga., in 1739. He was
Th the
e ve
easod
edracoend-
in
of Russia we collected a mass of won-
educated in the public schools of Phil.
tine, who is in the Wined States to • tributions of $1,000 from I. August
derful folk motives. One melody was
NEW YORK—(J. C. B.1._Ameri- lecture before the League for Political I and WO from Robert Schomberger.
,iliilphia
and
the
University
of
Penn-
LANSING WILL CONDUCT
The Junier lladassah of Detroit an- missing, one link to complete the
• • •
can agitators for Sunday "blue laws" Education, will he the speaker Sunday I
- Ivania. Ile received his l'h. D. from
the opening of a drive for .100 chain of Chassidic music, the melody
should profit from the example set by , afternoon before the Detroit Oven '
KEREN HAYESOD DRIVE Northwestern University in 1887 and nounces
sponsor members to insure the sup-
DR. WEIZMANN TO OPEN
his D. R. from Yale in 1889. He also port for this year of the 12 Jewish of the creator of Chassidism, the mel- Sir Herbert Samuel, high commission-' Forum in the auditorium of the )e- I
ody of the Baal Shem Toy. One day, er for Palestine, the Brooklyn Eagle trait Central High School, Cass aye_ NEW YORK CAMPAIGN
Massmsefina on Sunday Evening to studied at the University of Liepzig Palestine orphans that were adopted when the expedition was about to
declares in an editorial.
nue, corner Warren. The subject of
NEW YORK.—Dr. Chaim Weiz-
in 1889-91.
by the local organization. Each spon- leave the township of Skwide, in the
Be Add
d by Detroiter..
Commenting on the report from his address will be "Palestine an ' mann, the leader of World Zionism,
h University of Chicago
11, 'h en the
sor member will be asked to pay the province of Kiev, our luggage already
Jerusalem
carried
by
the
Jewish
Tale•
Expel
a in H
Admission I will arrive in New York on Saturday
Pimll
was started in 1832, Mr. Zueblin was suns of 81, and thereby help these
packed
and
the
innkeeper's
bill
al-
graphic Agency, the editorial relates w ill he f ree ,
A .•, , • meeting to be held Sunday' y made instructor of sociology, the
the
t,, steamer
aso.
.,,' March c,,
3 , mi
alx 4rd no
orphans who are entirely dependent ready paid, the attendant of the Rabbi
how Sir Herbert Was approached by a, captain Aaronsohn was actively l'.`r,'`,Tniirs'g
at I.ansing will mark the same year being advanced to a pro- upon the Detroit organization. Rath
con-
His coming
of Skwide came running up and he delegation sit Jews who wanted Sam- identified with the Zionist movement
°Penn , : of a short Keren liayesed , fessorship. During the Ill years at men and women are invited to become
basted with his visit here almost two
sang to an the long sought-for melody uel "to give validity to the observ- , and affairs ir, general in the Near', yea, ago,
drive that city.
the University of Chicago he devoted sponsors. Those desiring to enlist in
has a much greater signifi-
of the creator of Chassidism, the mel- time of the Sabbath."
: East for some years. Ile was deco-
A. I 11•Tr, who is arranging for the a portion of each year to lecturing the work of the Detroit organization
ago,
ody of the Baal Shim Toy. It was
"Public opinion and moral influence rated with the I). S. 0. by General', 'N Mandate
Lansing affair, announces that a fine for the university's extension depart- are urged to send the sum of $1 to
e
etbeen
e! t hratified
e i'nlestainnd
a tehao
Tw
had y not yet
. a
impossible, however, to stop. We will do more to bring about real
ob- . p
progra m is being arranged for the
i
m
ia
in
he
i
r
n
ing
tht
e
h
N
et:s
nort:A
of
rest
A
a
lle
gn
nby
du
coaunti:
this
fact
lay
like
a
harrier across the
ment.
Miss Mary Wetsman, 90 Virginia could not take it down on a gram-
servance of the Saturday day
meeting
De-
Mr. Zueblin is now an independent park, or Ida Velick, 8919 Mack
Leaders in the recent De-
ivities. Today the
phone record, as we did usually. We than would this passage of laws which break of the World War, he was a field of Zionist act and in that man-
troit F,
llayesod drive will address lecturer on democracy and literature. avenue.
wrote down the words and notes on would he difficult sit enforcement," Sir private in the Turkish army by virtue mandate is ratifies!
the noo ling. Details of the meeting Ilia first book, "American Municipal
date the Zionist Organization is the
a piece of paper and during the up- Herbert replied. "Personally," the of his Turkish citizenship, but at the
Progress," was published in 1902. In
will Iv sinnounced next week.
recognized agency of the Jewish peo-
heaval in Russia it was lost, together high commissioner continued, he would end of the war found him a captain
• 1905 he published "Decade of Civic UKRAINIAN FEDERATION
with many other valuable things. It "set an example of Sabbath ob-. in the British service, holder
t
"
in
1908
"Religion
of
of
the
lead
of that agency.
Doe opmen
TO HOLD WEEK'S BAZAAR was not the only loss which was sus- servance.
Distinguished Service Order, and a
The New York campailgn for tam
a Democrat," in 1910 appeared "De-
tained by the expedition. But what
There
is
a
lesson
here,
the
editorial
citizen
of
l'alestine.
million
dollars will start with the ar-
mocracy and the Overman."
The Michigan Federation of Uk- remained was enough for the Jewish declares, "for those whin are always
In his address here, Captain Aaron- rival of Dr. Weizmann, Already 3,000
Mr. Zueblin's philosophy of life is
composers to go on working upon." urging laws and more law's to safe - ,echo will discuss the causes and is-
Jews
announces
that
plans
are
rainian
workers
have been mobilized so that
uncompromisingly democratic. He
Engel has written a large number guard Christian Sunday in America." sues that involve the French, Greek
believes in the masses of the people. being made for a week's bazaar to be
when the signal is given, they can
MUELHEIM-RUHR—( J. T. Al. As a lecturer he is never negative or held at the Kirby ('enter from April of children's songs. Ile left Moscow These agitators, it argues, "are sin- and British I- the peculiar problems launch the campaign with the surety
—The French forces of occupation in destructive, but always positive, con- 28 to May 3. The committee in charge and settled in a Jewish children's col- cere enough, earnest enough, only of the Near East. Ile has been in of success. The campaign will be
the Nluelheim-Ruhr district have sup- structive and creative. consists of M. Shatzen, D. Brown ony, Malachowke, and here among the lacking in comprehension and appre- Germany for some time and has first opened officially with a dinner to be
and 11. Weinberg, with Mr. Greenberg children he created his children's cistion of the point of view of those hand knowledge of conditions there.
pressed on their own initiative out.'
given on March 13 at the Hotel Astor
songs. Later on came his greater who disagree with them."
I as treasurer.
breaks against the Jews. They have
at which a number of noted national
The committee announces that many works. The great art theater, the
issued a proclamation forbidding anti- B'NAI B'RITH COUNCIL
and international statesmen will be
features are being planned to make Habimah, was developed, and it had
ARABS WILL NOT VOTE,
Semitic activities. Jewish leaders are
present, including Senator Spencer, an
TO MEET THIS SUNDAY each day unique in itself. Entertain- to have its music. Engel became its EXPECT IMPROVEMENT
report e d to have reiected an offer by
HERBERT SAMUEL TOLD ardent champion of the Zionist cause,
—
IN
ZION
IMMIGRATION
The Michigan Council of B'nai meet programs, concerts, dances, will
the French army to negotiate a friend- .
who will represent the administration
(Turn to last page.)
ly understanding with them, declaring B'rith lodges will meet this Sunday be held during the week and the af-
LONDON-1J. T. A.).—Early JERUSALEM—(J. T, A.).—An of President Harding. Samuel Unter-
they maintain the same attitude to the at Jackson, the affair to be featured fair will in general be made attrac-
pro•ement
in
the
political
position
of
eleventh
hour
attempt
by
Sir
Herbert
myer
is the honorary chairman of the
will
go
for
ds
procee
ee entire
occupation that the Germans of other
, by numerous entertainment numbers, tine. re Th
the Jews in Palestine is expected by Samuel to induce the Arabs to give up banquet and reception committee and
Jews in the
FORD CARS CHIEF ITEM
faiths hold. Notwithstanding the a banquet and an initiation of candi-
, the ef of Uke.
the Zionist executive here, who it is, their opposition to the elections for Judge Bernard A. Rosenblatt is the
Jewish rejection of the offer, anti-
IN PALESTINE IMPORTS stated, have been informed by the members of the Legislative Council chairman of the New York campaign.
I dates into the Jackson balge.
Semitic nationalist circles continue to
The banquet at noon will be ad- , DR. RACHEL YARROS TO
British government that a number of has failed, it is learned. The High The managing director of the cam-
circulate reports that the Jews are in
dressed by Irwin M. Treusch,director
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)— the Zionists' grievances were being i Commissioner called members of the paign will be Harris L. Selig.
ADDRESS WOMAN'S CLUB
collusion with the French.
The keynote of all these prepara-
of councils. Musical selections will
Thanks to the revival of Palestine, acted upon favorably. executive committee of the Moslem-
Certain leaders of the parties of the
Acting on the resolutions of the Christian Union to officially advise tions is epitomized in the campaign
be given by Mrs, Earl H. Speisber-
Dr. Rachel Yarros, who is asso- which is due to Jewish agencies, Pal-
right in the Ruhr district have an-
slogan: "Whither Shall They Go?"
Mrs.
Benjamin
Wiener
will
also
them
that
the
elections
had
been
fixed
Great
Actions
Committee,
the
Zionist
estine
is
becoming
an
extensive
mar-
C
nounced that French forces have ger.
speak. The affair will be held in the ciated with Hull House
hi ago
en
the , ket for Ford automobiles. Statistics Executive has initiated the necessary for from Feb. 20 to 28.
Miss Jane Addams
rallies! the cessation of the anti-Semi-
To the High Commissioner's request
Hotel. of which
just made public show that of the measures to bring to the attention
tic activities and that as soon as the Otsego
l'isgah lodge's degree team will, head, will give an illustrated talk to
SISTERHOOD TO HEAR
of the government the political de- for co-operation, Mousse Karim
French occupation is at an end, the conduct the class initiation in the vet-, women only before the Jewish Worn total of American imports to Pales-
TALK ON "NEAR EAST"
Pasha,
chairman of the Arba commit-
mends
formulated
at
the
recent
meet-
tine
during
the
year
1922,
which
ag-
Mon
Jew-hailers will have their revenge. try rooms of Temple Beth Israel. Jo- I en's Club at their next meeting, mem-
gregated $2,500,000, the major part ing. These include the complaints tee, replied they intended using all
Estimates of 100,000 Jewish workmen eeph J. Cummins will speak. The in- day, March . Dr.
ros i s a
Taraknath
Das of Calcutta, India,
legitimate
means
to
boycott
the
elec-
raised
by
the
National
Council
of
of
the
amount
was
invested
in
Ford
epartment
to the Ruhr district made by German itistion will be followed by the meet- 1 ber of the Illinois S tate D
Palestine Jews with respect to the tions, undertaking, however, to use will be the speaker at the next meet-
Papers are grossly exaggerated. The ing of the Michigan Council. of Health, vice-chairman of the As- cars.
dur- rights of taxation, which that body no coercion against Arabs wishing to ing of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth
Paestine's
exports
to
America
actual number is probably not in ex-
Detroiters who will attend the af- sociation of Women in Public Health,
El on Monday afternoon, March 12,
consultant of the United States ing 1922 totaled only $150,000, of has been denied, and the inadequacy vote. Sir Herbert Samuel undertook
!!'s of 15,000 and large numbers of
fair will meet at 8:30 Sunday morn-1 ■
was for almonds and of the government grant for the Zion- on his part that the government would at the temple. His subject will be
these on account of the miserable con- ing at the Interurban Station and Public Health Service and • practicing which $10,000
"The Near East and World Peace."
not force anyone to vote.
ist
schools.
for
wine.
$60,000
ouse.
dition they have to contend with are will go in a body. physician at Hull H
',nitrating to other points.

STUDENT DAY VOTED
SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR

PROF. WARTHIN TO
ADDRESS 0. B. B.

a

lif
MEN'S CLUB WILL
HEAR ADDRESS BY
CHARLES ZUEBLIN

ALEX AARONSOHN
TO ADDRESS OPEN ‘h,fo l.heanJyewje. w
FORUM ON SUND A V a .

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FRENCH SUPPRESS
RUHR JEW-BAITING

