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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDA • r, MARCH 9, 1923
VOL. XIII. NO. 15
(To Give Concert at
Speak at Annual 1 VAST SUMS SPENT
ilEIZMANN ARRIVES 300 Jewish Aliens Will Dinner
Temple on March 20
of U. J. C. Here
Ordered Deported L
BY
UNITED
STATES
INN. Y.; IS GREETED
FOR RELIEF WORK' S
BY LARGE THRONGS
Polish and Roumanian Quotas
Are Exhausted; All
Appeals Fail.
Total American Contributions
Celebrate Bialik's
Birthday March 17
Fiftieth Anniversary of Hebrew
Poet Laureate to Be
Honored.
CAPTAIN AARONSOHN
SAYS SWEAT, BLOOD
BUILDS PALESTINE
Declares There Is No Money
Because Rich Jews Re-
The fiLieth birthday of Chaim
NEW YORK.—More than 300 ap-
Since Armistice Reached
Nachman Malik, Jewish poet-tau-
fuse to Give.
peal cases involving Jewish immi-
the past ,
reate,
whose
name
huts
for
$850,000,000 Total.
grants at Ellis Island were disposed
20 years been growing in meaning' '
of Monday by Assistant Secretary
and value to the Jewish )teople, will MUST GO TO NON-JEWS
11' hire of the Department of Labor,
be celebrated at a monster jubilee
MORE MONEY IS ASKED
TO ATTRACT THE JEWS
SAYS NOTHING CAN STOP
and immigrants from Poland and Rou-
meeting on aturday evening, March
FOR RELIEF BY J. D. C.
mania,
whose
quotas
are
exhausted,
17, at the Kirby Center, Kirby and
BUILDING OF PALESTINE
will be sent hack. Louis S. Gottlieb,
Antoine streets. The Hebrew teach- Tells Open Forum Audience of
who went to Ellis Island with Com.
ens' association here is arranging for
Jewish Committee Spent More
New Type of Jew in
Dr. Weizmann Says Jewish inissioner General William Husband,
the meeting, to which the general,
Than $50,000,000 In
appeared for the aliens,
public is invited. Admission will be
Holy Land.
Palestine and Jewish Amer-
The decision to exclude 350 Jewish
free.
Europe.
men, women and children was made
ica Correlated.
The principal address of the even-
after a wait of many months and
Captain Alexander Aaronsohn, D.
ing will be delivered by A. D. Marx-
many appeals to Washington. Gottlieb
NEW YORK.—The magnitude of
son, Hebrew instructor, who will S. 0., scion of the famous Palestinian
NEW YORK.—Dr. Chaim Weiz- tried to persuade the immigration au-
the relief work Americans have done
speak in Ilebrew. Rabbi A. 51. Hersh- Jewish family, who served under
man, president of the World Zionist horities to allot the Polish ews tip
in Europe since the war was empha-
man will speak in English and Joseph General Allenby in the war, Sunday
Organization, the leader of world the quota of Eastern Galicia, and the
sized by figures made public by the
Chaggi will deliver an address in Yid- afternoon, in an address at the Open
Jewry for the rebuilding of the na- Roumanian Jews to that of Bessara-
American Jewish Joint Distribution
dish. Other speakers will be an- Forum here, hurled a challenge at the
tional Jewish homeland in Palestine, bia, neither of which is exhausted, but
Committe, which has taken a leading
rich Jews who, he said, were afraid
nounced next week.
arrived in New York City on Satur- the immigration authorities declined
part in the work in co-operation with
of the movement for the rebuilding
Musical Program.
to establish such II precedent.
day night.
Herbert Hoover and the American
of Palestine and therefore refused to
A rich musical program will fea-
Gottlieb contended that Eastern Ga-
The reception which Jews of New
Relief Administration. James W. Ro-
support it financially.
BILLIKOPF,
JACOB
ture Bialik's songs. M. Levy is train-
York turned out to accord Dr. Weiz- licia was separated from Poland, but
senberg, vice-chairman of the com-
CANTOR JOSEF ROSENBLATT
More than 600 people, mostly non-
ing a choir for the purpose. Emma
mann is probably without parallel in had formerly been part of that coun• Director of Federation of Jewish mittee, said that the total of Ameri-
Lazaroff will also sing a group of Bia- Jews, attended the lecture, many in
the history of New York. Long be- try, and that Bessarabia, now annexed Charities in Philadelphia, who will can contributions since the armistice, Who will appear in concert at Temple Ilk's Hebrew songs. In addition, the audience joining in questioning
fore the boat touched dock, tens of to Roumania, had formerly been part address annual community dinner of including government and private Beth El on Tuesday, March 20. Can •
for Rosenblatt'• program will be fest there will also be given a number of the speaker at the conclusion of his
thousands of Jews had gathered at of Russia. The excluded Jews will United Jewish Charities at Temple gifts, had reached $850,000,000.
lured by traditional Hebrew seism. recitations from Bialik, including the address. Many Irish-Americans, with
the foot of West Fifteenth street and be returned on the first boats sailing. Beth El on March 29.
'llamathmid," by one of the boys in a dislike for Great Britain, constant..
More than five-eighths of this
lions •5 well as modern songs.
whiled away the time by singing Jew- Several hundred cases of a similar
amount has been expended under the
the local Ilebrew schools, who will be ly heckled the speaker in reference to
character, but not affecting Jews were
British interest in Palestine. In re-
ish nationalist songs.
supervision of the American Relief
apprporiately dressed.
Overy 500 automobiles crowded also decided in the same manner.
Administration. The money has been
Bialik is ranked among the world's sponse to a question whether there
Lenora Klotz, who was ordered de-
spent in 23 countries of Europe. The
the nearby streets waiting to set off
great poets of all time, George Brans was any other protection for the con-
ported because the Polish quota is ex-
American Jewish Joint Distribution
des being among the great literary tinuation of Jewish activities in Pal-
on the grand parade. At the disposal hausted, and whose uncle, Jacob Klotz,
Committee has collected neatly $58,-
of the marshal of the evening, Joseph
critics who expressed their admire- estine except the British, Captain
taken
off
the
ease,
was
appealed
the
tion for him. Walik stands first Aaronsohn replied that there was not
000,000 from American Jews for re-
Barondess, there was a corps of Jew-
when
even that protection. Ile declared
lief work in European war countries
ish athletes, members of the Bar steamship President Harding
among a bard of poets who mark the
the liner was about to sail. The
p eo p le was won
that the entire Jewish
and has spent more than $50,000,000.
Kochba Sporting Club, in uniforms
rebirth of Ilebrew as a living lyrical
young woman was removed from the
over to the cause of the Allies fol-
In
Russia
the
committee
has
spent
of the Jewish national colors. Five
force.
lowing the declaration by the British
hundred of the special reception corn- boat by special officers, who delivered Jewish Students Not Particu- about $13,000,000, a large part of
Creative Force.
the writ of habeas corpus to the cap-
..or a our,
which has gone for non-sectarian re- Josef Rosenblatt to Appear at
mitte, including a special committee
larly Excited Over Coun-
It has been said of Bialik that he government,
through
tain after the passenger gangway had
in favor of the
establishment of a
lief. The total American contribu-
Temple Beth El on
of 200 from the Zionist Organization
been let down. Miss Klotz left Poland
represents
the
renewed
creative
force
Jewish
homeland.
Since
then, how-
cil's
Action.
tion
to
Russian
relief
has
been
$50,-
of America with Mr. Conheim as
March 20.
on February 7 and arrived here on the
of the Jewish people. :le is the poet ever, he explained, this declaration
000,000 through organizations and
chairman, had been admitted to the
America. The Polish quota had not
par
excellence
by
virtue
of
the
fact
has
been
whittled
down
and
"the only
anther $10,000,000 In food packages
pier, and when the ship (locked im-
SYRACUSE, N. Y.—Campus dis- sent to individuals in Russia.
been exhausted at the time of her
patient whisperings ran to and fro
Cantor Josef Rosenblatt, famous that he understands and sympathizes protection which we can see so far
sailing, and the uncle in his fight to cussion of the senior council's report-
with the pains of the Jewish people, is our own spirit."
between them and the tremendous
In order to carry on its work the in this country and throughout Eu-
i America
keep the young woman Ti
ed informal recommendation that Joint Distribution Committee needs rope as one of the greatest cantors has tasted of its poverty, lived
Explains British Rule.
throng which at times threatened to
nays she came here to be adopted by
through its pogroms and drank with
break the barriers which excluded him and to continue her education in steps be taken to limit admission of more money. The statement pointed and singers of synagogual hymns, will his fellow Jews from the cup of hu- I When asked what his personal feels
give
a
concert
at
Temple
Beth
El,
un-
out
that
a
mistake
had
been
made
in
them from the inside pier.
miliation. ing was toward Brutish rule, Captain
an American university. The case Jewish students to Syracuse Upivers-
der the auspices of the Men's Club,
Greeted With Cheers.
With the daring of a prophet, when Aaronsohn said that he favored it
was appealed to Washington, but the ity had practically subsided after ascribing to it larger resources than
on Tuesday evening, March 20.
it has.
the Jews were lamenting the mama- only insofar as it was more just and
When Dr. Weizmann was perceived appeal was refused.
Chancellor Charles Wesley Fllint had
Cantor
Rosenblatt
enjoys
great
"The
newspapers
have
announced,"
cres
in Russia and were appealing to humane and superior to the Turkish
"I will make a civil fight of the
on the deck of the Paris, the word
passed swiftly to the assembled thou- case," said Klotz, "and spend all I reiterated that no discrimination the statement said, "that $1,500,000 popularity throughout the land. Ile the world for pity, Bialik scourged his rule. lie explained that the British
the
today
the
best
paid
cantor
in
has
been
contributed
to
the
American
IS
people for the lack of strength and introduced many Improvements in
sands in the streets outside and• a have before I allow this girl, whom I had been tolerated at the university
thunder of cheers went up into the wish to adopt, to return to the misery and that none would be. At the Jewish Relief Committee in honor of world, having recently signed a con- poured his scorn upon their eternal Palestine. Ile said that the British
night. From a dozen points in the and sufferings of the Jewish people in same time the senior council, the stu- the seventy-fifth birthday of Nathan tract to officiate at High Holy Day begging for protection and alms at have given the Arabs pure drinking
Straus. It would have been a fine tri- services in Philadelphia for the next the hands of others. water for the first time In 2,000
crowd voices began the Ilatikvah and Poland."
Among the masterpieces written by years. The cisterns which formerly
The habeas corpus proceedings will dent governing body, made public a bute to a great citizen, but though three years at the unheard of sum
in a moment the whole throng had
Bialik are "The City of Slaughter," supplied Jeruaslem with water used
taken it up till the sound of the Jew- cone up before Federal Judge Hand. statement denying that the council effort was made in many communities of $45,000, or $5,000 per service.
Evidence of the great popularity "The Song of the People," "Lezer to run dry at times and were polluted
ish national hymn must have been In the meanwhile Miss Klotz will re- "has unanimously decided to discour- to collect unpaid pledges in honor of
Mr. Straus' birthday, there is, unfor-
Mendel lia-Melamed." Like Dante with the germs of typhoid fever. The
heard on the shores of New Jersey main at Ellis Island.
age enrollment of Jews in the uni- tunately, no basis for any statement of this cantor was given at the "Se-
lichoth" service last September at the and like Milton, Bialik has written British, the speaker said, brought
across the River Hudson.
versity."
that
any
additional
funds
have
been
with moral fervor and with a vision more water from the mountains and
Congregation
Ohab
Zedek
of
New
No one who was present would ever
The senior council met behind contributed, and it is deemed impor- York, where he officiated before sign- of the needs of his people. now 20,000 gallons of pure water is
forget the scene, the riot of Ameri-
being brought into Jerusalem every
tant
to
make
this
correction
in
order
closed
doors,
without
any
pressure
ing
a
contract
with
the
Philadelphia
can and Jewish flags glimmering in
hour. lie told of the railroad system
being exerted by the university ad- to avoid misunderstanding both here congregation. In spite of the fact
the electric lights, the tremendous
ministrative
authorities,
and
its
state-
that was built in the Holy Lnad and
and
abroad.
that
the
"Selichoth"
services
were
expectant throng surging back and
of the improvements in health
ment, a copy of which was sent to
scheduled to start at midnight,
forth in the square outside the pier
brought about with the help of the
in
Chancellor
Flint,
follows:
throngs
of
people
were
standing
building, and the stalwart figures of
American Hadassah movement.
"The senior council of Syracuse
line in front of the synagogue as
the Jewish athletes in their uniforms
Captain Aaronsohn said there have
University
at
its
meeting
on
Monday
-
v
a
en
n
t
m
or
g
,
te
lt,
lth
t
Lec
of white and blue keeping order Abe Srere and Robert Marwil to Ad-
been many blunders in British rule,
evening,
Feb.
26,
did
not
take
steps
i
?
nc
l
ociti
y
among the impatient but good-na-
dress Mass Meeting This Sun-
but
that a tremendous lot of good
to
bar
Jewise
students
from
entering
so
large
11 o'clock the crowd became
tured demonstrators.
day Evening.
the institution. Statemets to the ef.
that it required a detail of police to Yearly Report of United Jewish has been accomplished in Palestine
When Dr. Weizmann emerged sur-
since
the Turks were driven from the
feet
that
the
senior
council
has
unani-
handle it, and a few minutes after the
rounded by the members of the re-
Charities to Be Given March 29
triad. He defended British rule In
doors were thrown open, the large
A monster mass meeting will be mously decided to discourage enroll-
ception committee, the crowd went
at
Temple
Beth
El.
Egypt,
and when questioned as to hie
ment
of
Jews
in
the
university
are
Men's
Temple
Club
Speaker
Advo.
synagogue was filled to capacity and
wild with enthusiasm. Thousands held in Lansing this Sunday to usher
right to spread British propaganda
hundreds had to be turned away.
cotes That United States Join
upon thousands stood upon tiptoe and in a brief campaign for the Keren entirely misleading and not founded
was
placed
from the floor, Captain
Announcement is made by Milton
craned their necks to catch a glimpse Ilayesod, the Palestine Foundation upon facts."
Cantor Rosenblatt annually gives
League of Nations.
Action Not Official.
of the Jew who bore upon his shoul- Fund.
scores of concerts free for all sorts M. Alexander, chairman of the edu- Aaronsohn told his audience that he
_
has
himself
been
the most bitter critic
The principal speakers at this Both -
ders the responsibility of leadership
' of charitable purposes. He devotes cational committee of the United
The report of Monday night's meet-
"You can't go far in Europe with-
Jewish Charities, that the annual of the British administration in Pales-
in the great drama of the rebuilding ering will be Abraham Srere, chair - ing of the council, made public and
'
all his energy
to his many
art and
inci- Community Dinner will be held at tine, in the columns of his paper, the
of the Jewish national home. Happy man of the Detroit Keren Ilayeend, widely circulated, was to the effect out seeing anti-Semitism," was the dentally
to bringing
a delin-
'
Temple Beth El on Thursday even- Palestine Weekly, but that the British
were those who were near enough to and Robert Marwil, who headed the that the council had made such rec- statement made Wednesday evening
by Charles Zueblin, in answer to a quent
back
to Judaism,
helping
to ing, March 29, when the annual re- have accomplished much since their
raise the
younger
generation
in the
see him. Moving slowly because of trades and professions campaign in ommendation, that a committee of
question
put
to
him
following
his
ad-
port of the United Jewish Charities occupation of the Holy Land. Per-
the denseness of the throng, Dr. Detroit recently.
ue traditional spirit of Judaism.
three had been named to confer with
tinent questions, such as "Who paid
Arrangements in Lansing for the the chancellor and that the council dress before the Men's Temple Clubltr
Weizmann and the committee reached
Detroiters have an opportunity to will be rendered by the president, your expenses to come here?" were
1
of
A,
L.
Borr,
on
"Is
Europe
Coming
or
Going?"
the cars which were waiting for them, drive are in the hands
had made no written record of this
Mr. Zueblin explained that anti- hear Cantor Rosenblatt at his very William Friedman.
The principal speaker at this year's answered by Captain Aaronsohn with
and slowly the long procession of over who has the support of practically the particular proceeding. It was denied
Semitism is particularly rife in Intel- best in the concert to be given at dinner will be Jacob Billikopf direc- the statement that he is ready to open
600 automobiles moved through the entire community. David Friedland is by some members of the council and
s
lectual circles and in the universities; Tem ple Beth EI on March 20. A
his bank book to the questioner and
president of the Lansing Zionist Dis- admitted by others.
city toward the East Side.
of Europe. He said that the National only a limited number of tickets will for of the Federation of Jewish Char- prove to him that he paid his own
trict.
Socialist party of Germany is not a be placed on sale, it is urged that ities in Philadelphia and a nationally
Jewish Section Decorated.
University
authorities
were
con-
expense.
Numerous interesting features are
In the Jewish section of the city planned for the mass meeting, includ- tent to accept the statement of th e s ocialist party at all, but an anti- reservations be made at once, either prominent figure in philanthropic af-
Judaism for Jews.
Billikopf has succeeded ni
the streets were decorated with flags ing a musical program. Lansing Jews senior council. Chancellor Flint would Semitic one. at Temple Beth El or through Morrie fairs. Mr.
raising
millions
of
dollars
for
charity
Another heckler asked the speaker
and bunting and tens of thousands of are urged to turn out en masse to the not discuss the matter. Ile feels that
Mr. Zueblin declared that the only Garvett, 830 Peonbscott buildnig,
in this country, the estimated figure whether the Jews will not try to
friends
of
Syracuse
Uiversity
know
Jews who had been unable to get t o gathering and to help put the drive
way to settle the world situation is
being $35,000 000
shove their religion down the throat
traditional policy, a guarantee of
the pier awaited the passing of th e for Palestine over in one day.
for the United States to join the WILL WITHDRAW INDIAN
'
13 illiko, f, ' w h o was b or
of the Arabs when they become a
procession. At Rutgers Square the
Leaders in the campaign are confi- • discrimination because of race or League of Nations. He said that noth-
UNITS
FROM
PALESTINE
Vilna, came tPo this country att.' tre majority in Palestine, just as the
con- re ligion. A member of the council
•
crowds were so dense that it would
short of world organization will
ing
of
17.
Ile
graduated
from
the
age
Chris-
Christians are trying to shove Chris-
have been impossible for the proces- dent that a large sum wit e con- Was said to have explained to the save world peace. Ile asked if the
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—Arrange- University of Chicago In 1903 and tianity upon the Mohammedans. Caps
sion
to continue
on its
way. rehabilitation
A ape- tributed from Lansing
the chancellor that the action of the
c fund
for
the
of towards
l'ales-
council was not official, was merely world hates people or hates wars and ments are being made for the with- after a year s post- graduate work lain Aaronsohn replied by quoting
ial stand had been erected here, and tine. They are particularly encour-
re- said: "If we don't stop hating peo- drawal in the immediate future of one went into social service work. Ile from Heine, who said that "Judaism
this Dr. Weizmann mounted in orde aged by the news that mnre pioneers a discussion, that the question of
haitinpwaah zee." hil- or two Indian infantry batalions now has been active in philanthropy in is not a religion but a misfortune,"
d en
to show himself to the Jews of th are now entering Palestine and are striction was taken up at a secret sea- pie s children will gro
stationed in Palestine. The Indian Cincinnati, Milwaukee andKansas and said that the Jews like to keep
East Side. Rabbi A. II. Yudelowitch anxious to encourage Dr. Chaim Weiz- sion, and that the report of the meet-
T he
p s eaker outlined conditions in Cavalry regiment is also being reduced City and has directed the 1919 Jew- their misfortunes for themselves.
of
and Rabbi J. Iskolsky then tendered mann on his arrival to the United ing as give out was a violation
Germany and the other European in strength.
ish Relief drive. Mr. Billikopf then
Captain Aaronsohn told of how the
confidence.
Dr. Weizmann a happy welcome in States with a large contribution.
countries. Germany, he said, is at
These moves are part of a general succeeded in securing a $1,000,000 Jews, who have been an un-agricul-
Jewish Students Not Excitde.
the name of the Jews of New York
least one-fourth reactionary and Aug-
contribution from Julius Rosenwald tural people for 2,000 years, have
plan
now
being
considered
by
the
Brit-
and the United States.
is ruled by an anti-Semitic party.
Jewish students at the University trig
become agricultural in Palestine and
Rathenau's murder he called a sym- ish government for a comprehensive of Chicago.
The procession continued its tri- PISGAH LODGE HEARS
of Syracuse are not particularly ex-
have developed a new type on the
umphant progress through the East
JEFFRIES, DR. WELLER cited over the reported action of the bol of German reaction. Referring paring down of the British forces in
soil of their ancient homeland. Ile
Side to Stuyvesant Square at Tenth
senior council in urging the limita- to the Ruhr invasion, he said that if Palestine. A statement to this effect Ir
FIRS
Ito T RUTENBERG PLANT said that the dark haired Jew was
street and Second avenue, where an-
tion of the Jewish admissions there. Germany and France both don't have was made by
l'remier
Boner
Law
in
IS
BUILT
IN
PALESTINE
disappearing there and the blonde
response to a proposal by a member
The meeting of Pisvah Lodge No. This was made plain by Isadore N.
other grandstand had been erected
revolutions as a result, it will be a
type was taking his place.
and where Acting Mayor Murray Hul- 34, I. 0. B. B., held Monday evening, Neiman, an active Menorah member miracle, because propaganda amen/ of the House of Commons that the
Speaking of the Arabs, he said that
entire British garrison in Palestine be
A cable from the Jerusalem corres-
bert and Borough President Julius was featured by an interesting two- at Syracuse University, in a message the troops of both countries is carrie
withdrawn in the interests of economy. pondent of the New York Morning they have retrograded and become il-
hour
illustrated
lecture
on
"Sex
Hy-
Miller welcomed Dr. Weizmann in the
to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
on by the communists.
The suggestion that Britain evacu- Journal states that there is great re- literate. The Jews began to build
name of the city of New York. It giene" by Dr. Weller of the
The senior council, Mr. Neiman
Mr. Zueblin said he believed that ate its entire forces from Palestine is joicing among the Jews of Palestine and construct. They built hospitals
will be remembered that on the occa- versity of Michigan, who substituted points out, is composed of only 17 Wilson's 14 points would have
, over the completion of the first power and when the Arabs saw that the
impractical, the premier declared.
sion of Dr. Weizmann's last visit in for Dr. Warthin.
students, and even if it did recom - brought peace to the world, and that
station in connection with the electri- Jews suffered from the same dis-
Judge Edward J. Jeffries addressed mend the regulation cutting of the
Wilson's idealism was perfectly
fication of Palestine and the develo P- eases they did but recovered, while
the lodge on capital punishment. He numbers of Jewish students, its rec-
(Turn to last page.)
was
THOUSANDS
OF
CHILDREN
1
sound, but the former president
I
mutt
concessd ions whiin
th P ches they died, they also began to use
said he was opposed to the bill pro- ommendations are not by any means
ON THE MARCH FOR FOOD Rutenberg receive from the Pal es- these hospitals. "It did not take very
a
a sick man and could not battle
posed to introduce capital punishment representative of the entire student against the experts at the peace table.
CHARGES MORGENTHAU
tine
government.
The
first
sub-sur- long before all the Jews had to offer
in Michigan because it was a retro-
He declared that Wilson was framed MOSCOW.--
(J. T. A.)—Death by face electric cable, reports the corres- was accepted," he said.
ENDORSES JEW-BAITING gression and a backward step. He body.
"We have complete faith in Chan- and that the dice were loaded at the the slow but tortuous hand of starve- pondent, has already been laid under-
The speaker said that the 60 Jew-
outlined the different stages in so- cellor Flint's liberal mindedness.
peace conference.
tion is the prospect that lurks before neath Allenby street of Tel Aviv.
ish villages were all agricultural, that
ciety and predicted that in the course
tens of thousands of children of Cri-
NEW YORK.—(J. C. B.) — That of time men will not even be placed Both the chancellor and Vice-Chan-
The concession
y
which has thus heen the Jews there were good horsemen
eau. It is estimated
that no
less
"Henry Morgenthau tacitly endorses in jail for crime, but will be treated cellor Graham have repudiated the
of these children
will
be realized is not the principal one of the and good rifle-shots, comparing with
Than 150,000
the anti-Semitic campaign which is as patients with other diseases are action of the senior council. The SHOW 20,658 NEW JEWISH
Rutenberg Concessions which relates the Western cowboys. He spoke of
Jewish
fraternities
are
entirely
ig-
casualties
of
grim
hunger
unless
re- to the Jordan River but
now sweeping the country" was the treated, by a probation system. Judge
'
has to do
ARRIVALS IN PALESTINE
lief from outside sources is provided. with the utilization of the Auja River,
noring the matter."
charge made by Judge Bernard A.
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Jeffries said that force begets force
The senior council met behind
Twenty-five thousand of these chit- north of Jaffa. Electricity for light
Rosenblatt at a meeting of the cam- and declared that force to suppress
LONDON—U. T. A.).—Since the dren, in addition to being unable to and power will thus be furnished suf-
Plign committee of the Keren Ilaye- crime will do more harm than good closed doors and formulated a state-
which it forwarded to Chancel. promulgation of the ordinance seen- appease the pangs of hunger are with- ficient for the needs of the towns of
sod at the Hotel Pennsylvania Wed-
Judge Jeffries was introduced to ment
for Flint denying that it "took steps ating the immigration into Palestine out homes.
nesday night.
Tel Aviv and Jaffa. The financing of
the lodge by Lester J. Leopold, who
A great many of them are orphans. this concession was the work of the
New York's quota was set at $2,- said that the judge has always been towards barring Jewish students from in accordance with the economic needs
entering the institution." Statements of the country, 20,658 Jews entered Long processions of the unhappy and Palestine -Foundation Fund (Keren
000,000 in the drive which is to be-
a good friend of the Jew.
to the effect that the senior council Palestine under the auspices of the wan children are trudging northwrads
At a meeting on Friday evening of
gin next week with the arrival of Dr.
Edward Lichtig of Bay City briefly has unanimously decided to discour- Zionist Organization and otherwise, in hope of finding food somewhere. At sal ayesod) through the Jewish Colon-
t:h aim Weizmann.
says an official announcement by the night the hungry children make the al Trust, the Colonization Assoc's'. artiste and workers who planned for
PP
Zionism
as
a
means
addressed
the
members.
A.
age enrollment of Jews in the uni-
Referring to
tion and the municipalities of Tel the Art Annual held in this city the
verstiy are entirely misleading and Colonial office. The ordinance was fields and streets their bed.
past week, Francis Petrus Paulus,
for combatting anti-Semitism, Ro- also spoke.
Aviv and Jolla.
promulgated September, 1920.
not founded on facts."
The realization of this project, adds noted landscape artist, who has just
senblatt accused Morgenthau of en-
Jews entering Palestine in 1922 —
Individual members of the council,
returned from Belgium, made the
SEMITE
answer
dorsing "the campaign of abuse REVISION OF HARDEN
-
the
correspondent,
is
the
best
GLLSH ANTI
ENGLISH
however, have admitted th at the numbered 7,844, divided as follows:
statement that the exhibition at the
which has been launched against
JAILED FOR EXTORTION to all anti-Zionist propaganda.
TRIAL
SAID
PROBABLE
3,285
men,
2,448 women end 2,113
question
of
restriction
was
taken
up
Jewish Institute was the best in the
American Jews of Eastern European
—
at a secret session, but that the re- children. In December of 1922 there
---
city.
BERLIN.—(J. T. Al—According
BERLIJ. C. B.)—An appeal port
po of the action was given out in were 614 Jewish immigrants.
SOVIET
UNIVERSITY
TO
As • result of Mr. Paulus' state-
,"Morgenthau is of German-Jewish
to a London dispatch, Henry Beam-
has been lodged by Advocate Gruens- violation of confidence. Some Jewish
meat, the connoiseur of the Detroit
gin," said Rosenblatt, "and has
GIVE
JEWISH
COURSES
inch,
the
Englishman
who
has
ap-
pach,
counsel
for
Maximilian
Harden
students
incline
to
the
belief
that
the
_
Museum of Art, Reginald Poland, the
therefore nothing to lose by an at-
peered with Adolph Hitler, leader of
SENATOR THON CALLED
for a revision of the trial of Harden's
MOSCOW —(J. T. A.)—Courses in following day visited the Jewish ex-
tack against Jews of Russia and Po- two assailants, Weichhardt and Grenz. carefully worded statement of the
Bavarain Fascisti, at numerous
senior council is lacking in perfect
land."
TO RABBINICAL POST the
demonstrations; has been sentenced by various branches of Jewish lore will hibition and took notes on the artists
It is stated that the attorney general candor. Attention is called to the
a spe-
"Morgenthau," he continued, "did
a London court to several years im- be given at the Central Moscow state and their works. Be said that
ainst the verdict of word "unanimous" which some under-
cial Jewish exhibit will be held at the
not represent American Jewry and hasalso moved ground the course of
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—Senator prisonment for extortion. Some time university. A faculty to provide in-
the jury, on the ground that the mem- stood to mean that while no unani-
struction in the Yiddish language, lit- Art Museum in the near future and
would not be elected to the Board of
ago,
it
was
charged,
Beamisch
was
mous decision was reached, agitation Joshua Thon has been invited to oc-
of the jury
erature and history is now being ar- all the artists that were represented
Aldermen if his name appeared on bers
th trial discussed with the counsel looking to such action must have cupy the rabbinical post vacated by heavily subsidized by Hitler to organ-
at the local exhibit will be Invited.
three tickets at once, If there were for the prisoners, matters affecting
ganized.
ize an English anti-Semitic party.
the death of Dr. S. Poznanski.
been
mooted
for
some
time.
enough Jewish residents in the dis-
the trial.
tricts."
Tremendous Demonstration Is
Held in Honor of World
Zionist Leader.
SYRACUSE JEWISH
OPPOSITION STOPS
LANSING'S JEWS
PLAN DRIVE FOR
KEREN HAYESOD
1
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
FAMOUS CANTOR TO
GIVE CONCERT HERE
CHARLES ZUEBLIN n a g r l
CALLS WILSON'S - toag s t. 9 t
IDEALISM SOUND
D
BILLIKOPF WILL
ADDRESS U. J. C.
ANNUAL DINNER
JEWISH EXHIBITION
LAUDED BY ARTIST