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CAPTAIN AARONSOHN
SAYS SWEAT, BLOOD
BUILDS PALESTINE

di RON lac

COMES TO U. S. FOR SECOND TIME
IN INTEREST OF KEREN HAYESOD

(Continued trom page 1.)

the development of the Ilebrew lan-
guage as the medium of expression
!of the I'aleatine Jews and of the
school system in the Holy Land. Ile
said that the Bible is the classic upon
which the school system is based and
said it is studied not once a week, on
Sunday, when the youngsters want to
enjoy a day of rest, but every day.
He said it is studied as a book, from
start to finish, and not as a theologi-
cal work. Children, he said, are taken
to the places where the incidents in
the Bible are supposed to have been
enacted and are given living illus-
trations of the history of their peo-
ple and of the Biblical story.

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MUSIC

TARAKNATH DAS WILL
ADDRESS SISTERHOOD

Russ an Opera Company Corn-

ing for Return Engagement
Starting March 26.

"The Near East and World Peace"
will be the subject of an address to
be delivered at 2 p. m. Monday, March
12, by Taraknath Das of Calcutta,
India, before the Sisterhood of Tem-
ple Beth El.
Mr. Das is a graduate of the Uni-
versity of Seattle, Wash. He is an
American citizen, havnig been here
for 20 years. He has traveled to
India many times and is well versed

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appear in "La Juice," and Mary
Moshu in "The Czar's Bride." The
tenors who will return are Vladmir
Daniloff, whose singing of the prayer
in the "Snow Maiden" was called the
finest ever heard on the Auditorium
stage by the Chicago critics, and
Grottoff and Nicolai Busanowski; Max
Pantolooff and Nicolai Kailach, bari-
tones.
New stage settings have been built
and six men added to the orchestra

The speaker explained that the an-
tagonism to Jewish colonization came
from the dozen or so landlords who
owned most of Palestine. He said
that these landlords saw the advance so that Detroit can look forward to
of the new regime and they realized some splendid opera.
that they are losing their hold on the
Reservations may be made at 1052
country which they acquired in the Book building. Main 6647.

last 300 years and they are therefore

putting up a fight, not against the Ruth St. Denis, Ted Shawn,

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BERLIN—(J. T. A.).—A memor-
andum describing the Zionist position
in Palestine and explaining the need
of British aid in facilitating the re-
construction of the Jewish Homeland
has been submitted by the Zionist
Executive Committee to the British
Colonial Office, Nahum Sokolow
informed the Greater Actions Com-
mittee in seim-annual meeting here.
The presentation of this memoran-
dum followed the report Dr. Weiz-
mann made to his colleagues on the
Zionist Executive' ommittee after his
return from Palestine. The colonial
office was urged to remove restric-
tions hindering the Zionist progress
in Palestine, Mr. Sokolow declared.
Removal of the head office of the
Palestine Foundation Fund from
London to Jerusalem is urged in
cabled resolutions received by Zion-
ist leaders from the National Execu-
tive Committee of the Zionist Organ-
ization of America and from the
American directors of the fund, the
American Zionists insisting that the
elimination of the London office of
the Keren Ilayesod will result in a
considerable saving of expenditure.

WHO CAN ESCAPE?

Once King Solomon had two scribes,
Elihoreph and Ahijah, whom he
loved dearly, and they were to him
as his own sons. And it happened
that the wise king, who could read
the future in the stars, saw that his
servants were doomed to die within
forty days. And he was grieved in
his heart, since he loved them so
tenderly, and he summoned them be-
fore him, saying:
"My faithful servants you are
doomed to die within forty days, but
I would have you escape the sword
of the Angel of Death; therefore,
make you ready for a long journey,
and I will bid the birds to fly before
you until you reach the City of Luz,
where death never comes. There you
will be safe and will not die."
Then the scribes took food and
garments, and all things necessary for
their journey. And they set nut in
great haste for the fear of death was
upon them. They were fearful of
pausing on the road, even for rest
or refreshment, for they said, one
to the other: The way to the City
of Luz is long, and the time allowed
for our journey is short. Therefore,
let us hasten that we may reach the
city of safety before the forty days
have passed."

So, pausing not in their journey,
and breathless and well-nigh ex-
hausted with haste, they passed
through cities and deserts, over moun-
tains and through valleys, until, at
the end of the fortieth day, the white
towers of the City of Luz came in
sight. And their hearts rejoiced that
they had reached the city of refuge
before it was too late.
At length they approached the mar-
ble portals which gleamed rosy in
the sunset. They saw that there were
no guards before the gates, but, as
they drew near and were about to
enter into the city where death never
comes, they saw standing before them
a great shrouded figure with a shining
sword in its hand. And the creature
of the City of Luz spoke to them,
that blocked their path at the gate
saying: "I am the Angel of Death,
and I have waited for you to come
to me. For, the command was laid
upon me to take your souls at this
moment, and in this place." Then as
the two frightened travelers gazed at
each other in horror and surprise, the
figure with the sword continued: "In
no other place on earth than at the
gate of the City of Luz could I have
taken your souls, for the Lor d
in Whose hands are both life and
death bade me slay you here in this
very gate. And your master, King
Solomon, who thought to save you,
served no• instead by sending you to

die here at the appointed hour."

WITNESS BEATING OF JEWS

Jews, but against progress.
Rich Jews Fear Palestine.
Captain Aaronsohn said that the

Denishaw Dancers at Or-

chestra Hall March 10.

Jews come to Palestine to build it
Since Ruth St. Denis, Ted Shawn
with their sweat and blood. He said and the Denishawn Dancers opened
that there is no money because the on Oct 3, they have been appearing
rich refuse to give, fearing the Pales- nightly to capacity houses. They will
tine movement as one that may call also appear here at Orchestra hall
for dual allegiance to two countries. Saturday night, March 10, to a sold-
He called this an erroneous idea be- out house, as the advance sale is very
cause Palestine is not to be built upon' heavy. They have covered practically
the plan of the existing national all the important cities in the east,
groups in that it is being built with- middle west, south and southwest.
out an army or a navy and with op-
Daniel Mayer, who is directing Miss
position to war. Ile said that Jews St. Denis, Mr. Shawn and their com-
have nowhere else to go except to pany, report that the demand for the
Palestine and that the spiritual, sen- attraction next season is even greater
timental and geographic attraction is than it was this past one and leading
to the Holy Land. Ile said there are managers who booked one performance
3,000,000 people who would settle in this year, are taking two next season.
Palestine if there only were the
Next season's repertory promises to
means for accommodating them. be even more attractive than the pro-
Thousands upon thousands of acres gram given this year. One of the
of land in Palestine are neither popu- spectacular numbers will be a new
lated nor cultivated and these mil- Hopi Indian ballet fashioned by Mr.
lions could easily be settled there. He Shawn from Indian legends. The mu-
said that Zionism is not a uestion of sic for this is now being composed by
a capitalistic or a militaristic move- Charles W. Cadman.
This season
ment and that as a matter of fact it Miss St. Denis disclosed a new phase
is not even a movement to drum up of her art by giving Spanish dances, a
enthusiasm among Jews to go there. departure from the dances of the Ori-
"All we want, he said, "is that we ent with which she has been almost
be left alone by those of our wealthy exclusively associated heretofore.
who say 'go anywhere but not to
Palestine."'
"Eve's Daughters" to be Staged
In speaking of the accomplishments
by the Jews of Palestine, Captain I
Friday, Saturday, Sunday;
Aaronsohn said that a great wine in -
Large Audience See
dustry has been built and that the

"Hello Katie."
orange of Jaffa is the best in the
world. He said that people from the
The Circle theater, 2814 Hastings
sweatshops
and
ghettoes.
have
been
taken to Palestine and in 40 years street, company will present "Eve's

Daughters," a four-act comedy this
more
ore than 40,000 new farmers were Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday
made.
matinee and evening, featuring the
The
he speaker closed by saying that entire star cast, headed by Miss Ida
out of Palestine there will come a Dworkin and Elias Rothstein, two
new teacher who will tell the world able actors who won the admiration
that Chrustians are crucifying each of the Detroit theater-going public.
other and who will make the world This comedy will be featured by many
understand itself better. He men- musical selections and should attract

tioned that the ideal of peace has
been Isaiah's and that Amos was the
greatest of the world's socialists, and
said their prophets will be fulfilled in '
Palestine.

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ARA TO DISCONTINUE
SHIPMENTS TO RUSSIA

NEW YORK—( J. T.
The
American Relief Administration ad!
on March 15 discontinue its
in the transmission of food packages
and food and clothing from indi-
viduals or groups here to group, rel-

atives or friends in Russia.
The re-establishment by many on-
mereial agencies of branches in
via through which money remittal.. es
can be made at the "ordinary e(moo(oer.
vial rate" and the slump in the proses
of food in Russia has led to the A.
It, A. taking this step. Th e (..(oil
hooks are being supplied by the board package which now costs the (ode
d-

ual from the A. R. A. $10 can Is• had
in Russia at an average price of
Those desiring to continue sending

Truth is heavy, therefore, few carry
it.—The Talmud.

A. R. A. food packages may still make

use of the service until Man 11 15,
when this phase of the organizatoen'4
work will be discontinued. The fol-
lowing statement explaining the
change In policy was issued by the
A. It. A. today:
"The A. R. A. has transmitted over
13 million dollars of relief in the form

of food and clothing from relatives
and friends and groups here to rela-
tives, friends and groups in Russia.
This is an emergency service by the
A. R. A. until regular commercial
channels to Russia were re-estab-
lished.

"In the last few weeks a number of
reputable financial agencies, sush as
banks, express companies and shipping

lines have re-established money re-
mittance systems into Russia whereby

people in this country wishing to s.11,1
aid to their relatives and friends in

the form of money can have either
AMerican dollars or any other foreign

exchange delivered to Russia at a reg-
ular commercial rate,
"Also the value of the A. It. A.
food package in Russia has decrea,,I
until it is wroth less in Russia than
the actual cost of it in the United
States, the average price in Russia to-

day for the parcel averaging $7. The
A. R. A. food system was an Agner.
geney measure and in view of the
above we are discontinuing the sale
of food and clothing remittances on
March 15, 1923. We are giving this
notice so that those who wish can
make further purchases before the
thing is closed."

SUNDAY OBSERVANCE IS NOT
COMPULSORY IN LITHUANIA

KOVO—(J. T. A.).—The Lithuan-
ian Constitution, while providing for
decorous observance on Sunday, guar-
antees religious freedom to all groin,
declared the Minister of Interior in
reply to a question by Federalist
Deputies, who inquired why the gov-
ernment was not enforcing the ob-
servance of Sunday more rigorously.

The minister added, however, that the
municipalities were given considerable
latitude in determining the question of
rest on Sunday.

The wicked is in the power of hk
Truth lasts forever, but falsehood passion; the righteous keeps passion
must vanish.—The Talmud.
in hi,.power.—The Talmud.

a large audience.
Last Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
large crowds ' thronged the Circle the-

ater to see the presentation of "Hello

Katie," which proved the leading suc-
' eess of the Circle theater season in
Captain Aaronsohn was informed
p oint of numbers who came to see the
after
fter the lecture, by a teacher in a
The cast participating in this
local high school, that many students comedy
la (
consisted of Miss Ida Dwor-
of his classes attended the lecture,
N fetaldn,
but he expressed his surprise that kAidnOl in:hliaSs hirt a°tghes, ttAinn'nia'enSahaStenhr(Ue, n

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NEW YORK—(J. C. B,).—Notice
Contributions to the institution may of intention to organize the Amal-
be sent to the president, Sam Sand- gamated Bank of New York has been
weiss, 625 East Warren avenue.
filed with the office of the State Ex-
Mr. Sandweiss announces that Mr. aminer of Banks of the State of New
Itzkovitz is preparing to become the York by the Amalgamated Trust and
undertaker for the Chesed Shel Savings Bank of Chicago, founded by
Emess,
the Amalgamated Clothing Workers
of America with a capital and sur-
CHILDREN HE THOUGHT DEAD
plus of $300,000.
REACH FATHER IN NEW YORK
The initial capital of the bank is
$200,000 with $100,00 surplus. Two
Thinking for two years that his thousand shares will be issued at $150
three little children were dead, Wil- each, and will be limited to the mem-
helm London of 288 Madison street, bers of the Amalgamated Clothing
New York, nevertheless continued to Workers of America.
The incorporators of the Amalga-
inquire for them through the various
European Jewish relief societies and mataed Hank of New York are Sidney
two weeks ago received word from Hillman, General President of the
the London branch of the British so- Amalgamated Clothing Workers of
ciety the toot only were they alive, America; J. Schlossberg, General
but would be sent out to him on the Secretary-Treasurer; Jacob S. Potow-
Cunard liner "Carmania,' now just in ski, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer;
members of the General Executive
from Liverpool.
London came here several years ago Board, Frank 13ellanka, Hyman Blum-
to prepare for his family to follow berg, Joseph Gold, Abraham Miller,
him. His wife and three little chil- Peter Monat and Murray Weinstein,
dren remained behind in Bagoslava. and Raymond L. Reuheffer, president
During the trying conditions two of the Amalgamated Trust and Sav-
years ago, Mrs. London died of star- ings Bank of Chicago.
vation and the report received by her
husband here led him to believe that February Increase Shown by
his children would also perish of
Detroit Life Insurance
hunger.
Company.
It appears that after the mother's
death the children were taken over
Detrot life nsurance company re-
by the local Jewish relief committee
and in their movements toward Eng- ports February business totaling $1,-
land met with so many delays that 611,000, compared with $1 1 157,000 for
they were two years getting into com- February last year, and with $664,000
in February, 1921. This is an in-
munication with their father.
The children arrived on the "Car- crease of $150,000 this year, in Feb-
mania" looking none the worse for ruary's word, an increase of almost
their long journey. There are two $1,000,000 over February two years
boys and a girl, the oldest 13 and the ago. The annual increase is not only
evidence in the business written in the
youngest 9.
city of Detroit, but throughout the
The practice of usury is as wicked entire state of Michigan. Flint, Lan-
as the shedding of blood.—The Tal- sing and Grand Rapids are the cities
showing the largest approximate in-
mud.
crease compared to Detroit. Present
An old man (i. e., one entitled to indications point to the greatest lift
veneration) is only he who has ac- insurance production in the history of
quired wisdom.—The Talmud.
the business in Michigan in 1923.

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first two days of Passover in the com-
munity nearest the post, station or
hospital at which they are located.
Where it is not possible to have the
men attend services in a Jewish com-
munity, special services will be pro-
vided for them. Men in service hos-
pitals too ill to be moved will be vis-
ited and provided with food appro-
priate to the celebration of the holi-
days.

for use during the Passover services,
The Detroit Jewish Free Burial As- as well as cards of greeting to be for-
warded by men in service to their
sociation (Chesed Shel Emess) an-
nounces a campaign for $8,000 to buy relatives and friends.
a new home to serve as headquarters,
chapel and morgue of the association. FORM AMALGAMATED

WARSAW—(J. T. A.).—An inter- there were not enough Jews to hear Marinoff, Karl Guttentag, Ben Shorn-
pellation has been submitted on behalf him, To which Captain Aaronsohn [eh!, J. Melanied and A. Kirsch.
of the, Jewish Sejm Club, inquiring replied that "we have to talk to Gen- : One of the finest plays of the year
whether the Minister of the Interior tiles and through them get the Jews I was the one staged on Tuesday even-
has any knowledge of what is de- to listen to us."
IckprteoseNnt
K
Kobrin's
ing,e
(. eon Na-
scribed as a "bloody attack" on Jews
Captain Aaronsohn was born in lion ;' for the masterfu
a tNi oar;
fua l presen tation
s
at the railway station at Bromberg, Palestine under the Turkish flag and of which the company deserves much
Details in the hands of Jewish Sejm was enrolled in its army when the credit.
members are to the effect that well e war started. He escaped from Beirut
dressed Poles mistreated Jews at th . on an American vessel in 1915 and
railway station and that the "pres joined the British forces. Disguised SCION OF PROMINENT
ence of police officers notwithstanding d as a German wilier, he several times
FAMILY PASSES AT 59
acts of frightfulness were perpetrate crossed the Turkish lines and gained
without any interference."
vaulable information. It was for this
Louis S. Simon, a scion of one of
work that he received the Distin- the old prominent families of Detroit,
We have neither impressive proces ' guished Service Order on the battle- , died at his home on West Grand Bou-
sionals nor stately recessionals. W r field from General Allenby.
levard on Thursday evening, March 1,
hail light from any star and see •
In September, 1917, his sister Sara, after a lingering illness. Mr. Simon,
truth and inspiration from any litera who at the age of 25 was in charge who was 59 years old, was born in
ture.—Emil G. Hirsch.
of the spy system in Palestine, was Detroit and lived here all his life.
captured, along with her father and Ile was a son of the late Mr. and
Be moderate in praising a ma n brother. The Turks tortured her by Mrs. Sigmund Simon, who were promi-
when he is present, but give him ful I beating the soles of her feet with nently identified in the business field
credit when he is absent.—The Tal bamboo rods and placing hot bricks in this city for many years. Sur-
under her arms, but she refused to . viving Mr. Simon are his widow, Mrs.
mud.
give information. She saved herself ' Ella Strashurger Simon, formerly of
It is sinful to hate, but noble to from further suffering by committing Baltimore, Md., who is the sister of
suicide. A younger brother, Aaron, the tat Colonel Louis Strashurger of
pardon.—The Talmud.
a noted agrciulturist, was killed in Detroit; a son, Kenneth Simon, of
the British aviation service. I New York, and two sisters, Mrs. Mor-
ris Schauer and Mrs. Charles Schauer
(Gertrude and Carrie Simon) former
(PROCEEDS OF WESTERN
I residents of Detroit, now living in
New York. Funeral , services n took
LADIES DANCE WILL GO
afternoon at Blake's
FOR POOR FOR PESACH place Monday
parlors and were eon-
undertaking
ducted
by
Rabbis
Franklin and Berko-
The Western Ladies' Society will

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The Jewish Welfare Board has ar-
ranged for conducting Passover serv-
ices for service men in the terri-
The Russian Opera Company, which
torial possessions of the United States,
was originally booked for a return en-
including Tientsin, China; Manila,
gagement of four performances by the
Honolulu, Canal Zone, Port-au-Prince,
ietroit Concert Direction, has been
Haiti and Santa Domingo, Sun Do-
engaged for eight, starting Monday,
mingo. The board will also distrib-
March 26, including two performances
in his subject. Mr. Das is a writer ute Passover bread (Matzoth) among
on Sunday, Apr. 1, matinee and even-
Jewish men in service and disabled
for
many
periodicals.
said that the Arabs had been beaten ing.
veterans in the United States, aboard
down no that until this day they do
Nina Cresieva, whom the Chicago
war vessels, and at posts and stations
not realize that they were given a critics compared to Hera Raisa, will FREE BURIAL SOCIETY
in the territorial possessions. Prayer

new freedom. Ile said it will take
many years before they will get used
to it. Ile said that the Jews were
carrying on their experiment without
an army or navy and that the pio-
neers were going there not to make

BRITAIN IS ASKED TO
FACILITATE ZION TASK

Wherever there are Jewish men in
the Un'ied States army or navy serv-
ice throughout the world, the Jewish
Welfare Baird will make provision to
enable them to observe the forthcom-
ing Passover holiday, beginning Sat-
urday evening, March 31.

1/r. Cyrus Adler, chairman of the
army and navy service of the Jewish
Welfare Board, announces that the
war and navy departments at Wash-
ington have granted furloughs to the
Jewish men in the United States army
and navy, and in the marine corps, for
the first two days of the holiday, with
additional time to travel to and from
their homes. The United States Vet-
erans' Bureau has also been requested
to grant similar furloughs to dis-
abled veterans whose condition will
enable them to travel to their homes
or to nearby communities to attend
services. For service men and dis-
abled veterans who do not go to their
homes, arrangements are tieing made
by the Jewish Welfare Board to en-
able them to attend services on the

World's Classics in Hebrew.

Captain Aaronsohn said that when
he was 14, before he knew a word of
English, he had read "Uncle Tom's
Cabin" in the Hebrew language. lie
I said that all the classics of the world
have been translated into Hebrew by
the pioneers from every land, uni-
versity men and women, who are en-
riching the Ilebrew with translations
of work of their respective countries.
He said he felt a pride in studying
Hebrew, when a boy, and more than
the pride he felt the responsibility,
first to his own people and second to
the world at large. lie declared that
the Jews were fulfilling a prophecy
and that another great prophet will
yet arise from Palestine who will
write the final chapter in the Biblical
teachings and in the preachings of
peace.
Captain Aaronsohn spoke of the
unjust court system under the Turks
and of the system of false witnesses
that existed among the Arabs. He

SOLDIERS, VETERANS
CELEBRATE PASSOVER

give a dance this Saturday evening at
the Kirby Center, Kirby and Antoine
streets. The entire proceeds of this
dance will go towards supplying poor
fatuities in this city with Matzoth for
Passover.
The Western Ladies' Society has
been active for the past years in char-
ity work and has earned the praise of
many for its accomplishments.
Officers of the society are: Mrs.
Jacob Rubin, president; Mrs. Schuch-
. , man, vice-president; Mrs. II. Eisen-
berg, secretary; Mrs. B. Schwartz,
treasurer.

witz. Interment took place at Wood-
mere Cemetery. Kenneth Simon came
from New York to attend the funeral

of his father.

In the midst of a world nearly de-
stroyed by hate, now seeking to save
itself through hate, in the midst of
' a revival of medievalism and the up-
' thrust of jungle instincts, we purpose
'to continue upon our appointed way,
tending the alters of the Lord God
o f nations, ministering to the needs
of a world tragically confused, plant-
' ing anew the seeds of justice and
'truth everywhere, and patiently and
greater
lovingly fashioning the links in the
a
Deception in words is
sin than deception in money matters. 'golden chain of universal brother-
-The Talmud. I hood.—Abba Mlle! Silver.

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