A merica yewish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO , 1923 bETROIT LIVISH 11-RONICL Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Primed in English Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. XIII. NO. 23 us HENRIETTA SZOLD Membership Drive GREETED BY 3 10 Rally Enthusiastic JEWS OF NEW YORK Woman Palestine Leader De- scribes Work and Prob- lems in Holy Land. — — URGES GREATER EFFORT FOR WORK OF HADASSAH PRODIGY OF 10 SYRACUSE, N. Y.—As a final achievement in the most remarkable school recent ever Alexander, Blumrosen, Dentel- ham and Rhodes Address I. 0. B. B. Affair. attained by a Syracuse pupil, Moses Finkelstein, 10 years old, his won the honor place of valedictorian in the June gradu• sting class of the Central High School. The boy will be 11 at commencement time, his birth- day coming on May 30. Ilis record in grammar and high school in the last five years has been a series of surprises. He completed the high school course in two years. . a D r Rent ARTICLES IN FORD PAPER DISCREDITED BY ALUMNI OF YALE Forest School Defends Charac- ter of Captain Robert Rosenbluth. SUED FOR LIBEL C. B.) —The LONDON. Jewish Guardian, a weekly pub- lication, has instituted libel pro- ceeding,' against the publishers of the Jewish Chronicle and the Jewish World for having inti- mated that the Guardian knew the members of the British Jewish committee whit, Lord Beaverbruek asserted, had asked him to start his anti- Zionist offensive. Repudiating any knowledge or connection with these men, the Guardian declares its contemporaries' as- sertion to be libelous and is taking legal action to prove it. Mrs. Adolph Sloman Heads Sisterhoods Elected President at Annual Meeting of State Federa- tion Here. • BILLIKOPF OPPOSES SCRAPPING FOREIGN RELIEF MACHINERY Favors Perpetuation of Joint The Michigan State Federation of Distribution Committee's Temple Sisterhoods, meeting here on g Organization. Monday in annual session, at Temple Beth El, elected Mrs. Adolph Sloman of this city president; Mrs. S. Rich of SUPPORT FOR NATIONAL ASSOCIATION DEPLORES Saginaw, vice-president; Mrs. S. Thal MOVEMENTS ADVOCATED of Saginaw, treasurer; Idrs. Charles ANTI-JEWISH CAMPAIGN Levy of Bay City, corresponding and Speakers at the rally were Milton financial secretary. Communal Worker Describes "Jewish Issue" in Rosenbluth The morning session was opened Les- M. Alexander, Sit Blundosen, Julius Declares Most ; Deutelbaum and Samuel J. Rhodes. Effectiveness of War Re- with invocation by Rabbi Leo M. Case Raised by Dearborn to Learn is That of s. Aaron Silberblatt presided. son Franklin. Greetings to delegates lief Machine. Mr. Rhodes, who spoke on "Shall ' Independent. 13. were extended by Mrs. Mayer Divine Patience. the 1. 0. B. B. be the Mouthpiece of ! Sulzberger, the retiring president, Detroit Jewry?" urged greater em- By JACOB BILLIKOPF, and Mrs. Wallace Rosenheim, chair- The Yale University Forest School NEW YORK—Miss Henrietta Szold, phasis on things Jewish within the man of the committee on arrange- Executive Director of the Federation Alumni Association, in a special sup- 1 organizer and honorary president order of the 11'nai B'rith. Ile point- $ ments. Mrs. Charles Levy respond- of Jewish Charities of Philadelphia, plement to the Yale Forest School of Iladassah, the women's Zionist ' out that the B'nai B'rith order ed. The presentation of the charter News, gives an account of the case organization, who returned recently 1 serves as a common meeting ground WWI followed by a roundtable &s- of Ca pt. Robert Rosenbluth against According to recent press an- fro m Palestine, where she had served for all sorts of Jews , and pleaded fo cussion of local and state work by -- - the attacks that were leveled against or rested of the b pe rpetuation of Jewish ' ideals. em' three years as acting d r aencko ln i i n nouncements, reports from Europe, i a IFA s die,',1ekarea o t ens. ,, a Captain Hibben Accuses New — him and the Jewish people in a series supplementing the findings of the Lee the Medical Unit, was greeted by The best st ans to anti-Semites will - nin. W ihrasi t heeaB i e 111. K. Frankel commission, sent abroad more than 3,000 men and women at come through on organized body of National Fund Activity Corn - , of articles in the Dearborn hi' P" ' York Herald and Boston plished." dent, Henry Ford's weekly. I Jews, he said. the Hotel l'ennsylvania Monday. Members of Jewish women's or- last summer by the American Jew- pares Favorably With Transcript. The case against Captain Rosen- Mr. Alexander,' epeaking 6n 'arairit ' Frani New York and vicinity and were guests of the Sister- ish Relief Committee, indicate that uth, who is charged with the mur- That of 1920. . blush, also distant cities members and Numerical Strength in the I. 0. B. hoods at a meeting which was ad- the economic status of European : der of Major Alexander Cronkh ite at ; friend• came to give their leader a B. Means in Counteracting Anti- B.)—Charg- NEW YORK.—(J. C. dressed by Dr. Louis L. Mann of New Jewry will be such by the end of .___ The Camp Lewis in 1918, has been called 1924 as to permit the Joint Distri- Semitism, " assailed the indifference•. • NE W YORK..1. hearty Welcome. -- 4 C. B. ) by the the American Dreyfus case. Captain ing that refugee Russians lecturing Haven, Conn , who spoke on "How With a huge blue and white flag of Jews to racial attacks and asked ! in the United States, "in the role of to Get the MOst Out of Life." A re- bution Committee definitely to termi- Palestine National Fund during the Rosenbluth has been completely ex- nate the splendid work of relief and of Zion as a background, Miss Szold for a closer organization to light toL expended in dispossessed intellectuals," are fos- option to visiting delegates, Detroit , Jewishh , ',iterated in the findings by Prosecut- construction it has been doing for spoke optimistically of the future of antblemitism. Year 1922 reached 5158,8134 or ap- ill ig , Attorney James W. Belden or tering a campaign of hostile props- guests and members followed. , the past eight years. At worst, un- the Holy Land, but urged her Ameri- ganda against them by claiming ' Jews Facing Crisis. proximately $794,320, it is learned. i w . ash), Organization Heads Speak. I g i 011, b u t th e less something unforeseen occurs can brothers and sisters not to lose Russia is ruled by Jews and are thus The Jews in the world and in .. This amount compares very favor- 1 ice coun y, the Tam ' A luncheon of the board of dire c- (and that is always likely, in view of patience. isis," Ma. ' ably with that sent in 1920, when case was seven times reopened and pf the National Fund is now again ordered reopened by At- responsible for every crime chergedtors of Alexand ca are fi acng . e le Beth El Sistr- p the unsettled political and economic Miss Szold was officially greeted by Ameri , against Russia, Capt. l'axton Iliblien, a cr • the past the investments o er 'said. "Within torney General Daugherty. formerly of the American diplomatic hood was held at noon to visiting conditions), the needs will have Miss Alice L. Seligeberg, national ' weeks, incidents have happened 1 totalled the highest figure for any i • Charge. Answer Anti-Semtic . ceased, even in the Ukraine, by the service, in a statement to the Jewish !delegates and presidents of local as the w ho acted as few president of Hadsah, that demand the attention of every 1 one year. since its foundation, namey- In presenting the case of Captain s organizations. Addresses middle of 1925. senbluth to the alumni of the Yale Correspondence Bureau, asserts the women ' chairman. Fur ther tribute was paid he present sum was tl Mrs. 'lew. Events in Poland, Austria, ly, f161,300. The were delivered by Mrs. Sulzberger, Ro It is fair assumption, therefore, cause by New York Herald and Boston Tran- to her devotion to Hungara, Roumania, Germany, • as expended as follows: School of Forestry, the executive , ieruebr,; pNriers,i viuoem l eGnI,,,egic il er,,s,i. shSam provided the unforeseen does not oc- Jacob Sobel, member of the national £E100,- council makes the following state- script are taking the lead in the cam- a vement, board, and Louis Lipsky, president well as in this country, as a result . For purchase of land, .deDntavobfl cur, that, save for one possible ad- re for land improvement, ment in answer to the anti-Semitic Paign which is becoming more deli. . of the formation of the K u Klux . 453.5; Zemon, president of the Ladies' Aux- ditional effort to raise sufficient of the Zionist Organization of Amer- Klan, seek to; make the Jew tlie goat. ,iE34,63 11.434; a f f o r estation and charges in the Dearborn lndepen- nitely anti-Semitic in character. ice. Others at the speakers' table Captain Ilibben has been engaged iliary of the Shaarey Zedek; Mrs. Os- money to meet the difference be- b u ! 9( ing, f E7,254.24 2; buildings, The Jewish spirit, self-respect and p I a n t dent: Na- "IVe have lead certain articles in relief work in Russia and the Near car Robinson, chairman of the house tween the estimated and required to were Mrs. Irving Lehman, Mrs. £E6 , 957.146. enthusiasm for the Jewish cause will ell5,295.952; loans , than Straus, Bernard G. Richards help defeat the enemies of Israel." e 191 9 an d at present is committee of the Y. W. II. A., and complete the humanitarian work un- Total, H. Ehrlich, president of der say and the amount actually in The 'T154,892.327. sums spent on purchasing and published by one Charles Albert Cull, East sinc American Mrs. Jos Ochs, the: Mr. and Mrs. Adolph S. of the Nansen At. Alexander apnealed 4a 'the m an in the Dearborn Independent of director DD r. eL troonitis llia,d steisasanhn., • the possession of the Joint Distribu- y . • . . as ians y, Rev. gathering for the registering of en- improving land are thus 87 per cent I D , 30 leaa• Jan. 6 13 20 and 27, Committee for Relief of Russian the the speaker of tion Committee, there will be no en. Levin and Reubin Brainin. ' Children. . compared are d wit h 84 per t thusiasm for Judaism by lining up of the total, I as com "Of course, such a campaign a s the afternoon, who has just received deavor to raise further funds in this Miss Szold asked that American with the Jews. He declared that the 'cent in 1924 and 37 per cent i n 1920. and Feb. 3, 1923, a weekly magazine unanimous call to the pulpit of Si- country for European war relief. Jewry be not dismayed upon reading at Publishing Dearborn, Co., Mich., the this is the very antithesis of every a I Dearborn of by which l ea ue , and the This is in accordance with the policy published A nti-Defamation a fundamental Americ n principle," nai Congregation of Chicago, to suc- The great human machine built up that there are many emigrants, from B'nai B'rith stand ' fur the best in O f the National Jewish Fund to con- N Captain Ilibben states. "Anti-Semit- reed the late Dr. Emil G. Hirsch, for by the American Jewish Relief Com- 'g Palestine as well as • -Judaism and urged that an align- centrate more and more on land ac-, Henry Ford articles is president. "These tend to defame the xious growth which had many years the foremost rabbi in the mittee, supplemented by the Central that country. What success can one ment with the B'niii B'rith as an an- a misition and its preparation for im- character of a fellow alumnus, Rob- and Peoples Relief Committees since expect, she asked, if a trunkmaker mediate colonization. Forty thou- ert Rosenbluth, M. F '07, first by I its roots in the religious intolerances United States, was born in Louis- saver to the anti-Semites. of the middle ages in Europe; it has ville, Ky., 33 years ago. the received the fall of 1914, and which has oper: ." tried to grow almond trees? on sand Egyptian pounds was paid on connecting his name with alleged I spoke Deutlebaum publicc Julius ii ey . ated with such unprecedented and y n y , "Strength in Unity" and told, of the account of the land pure ases in the murder; second, by prejudicing the no place in this new world of ours, his early education in the accustomed to doing and what the public mind, and third, by directing just as it has no place in the new schools of Louiseille and was gradu- extraordinary efficiency, producing are their hearts dictate to them, failures institutions that are being main- Valley of Jezreel, where most of world that the revolution has created ated with high honors from the Louis- nearly $60,000,000, will apparently oil' f 13' nai B'rith improvement works were carried out. ville Male High School in the year not again be set in motion. would be diminished," said Miss a misguided anti-Semi- rican c• .- ' in Russia. 'un fortunate At a time when other funds had run the lc venom crusade of against an American to cater to the needs Effectiveness of Machin.. "The form which this campaign is 1907. He attended John Hopkins Stold. "And yet there would be emi- I tamed by the order o en of hitherto unblemished repute- Jews. He also e mphasazed the intel- ! low and the condition of the settlers lion and a long and honorable career taking is to profit by all the hostile University in Baltimore, the Uni- grants, because, besides idealism and Very few people, except those who lectual advancement w ork of ehe or- was critical, the National Fund was , as a public servant in both civil and ' propaganda which has been current versity of Cincinnati, the Hebrew have been close to its workings, and heart, there must be pioneers. reataarbenefit able to employ hundreds of workmen 'der as being of, the h against Russia for the past five years Union College and Yale University, who have had something to do with Need of -Patience. Im ele- on its draina ge schemes and water military life. e eari nization, "1 believe the moat - important les-'to the members. Th I by claiming that Russia is run by the and was elected to the Phi Beta Kap- its creation, have any conception of i installation works. Had these essen- In Defense of Justice. "In view of the effort which this Jews, and thus to make the Jews re- pa fraternity. Ile holds five will- son we must learn iS`that of divine , meats that make up the orgaous„ , seid, make it the best meeting tial works not been carried out the 'publication is making to attdibute thee sponsible in the public mind for every versity degrees and has been a gr- the magnitude of this human ma- patience. We are not. going to, get he chine, whose motive power is the de- ! Emek colonies could never had re- , for Jews. been charged against ! turer on comparative ethics at Yale s perfect Palestirte. Not even the i groeind sire to be of service to the Jewish corded their present progress, it is ' , defense of Rosenbluth to a Jewish I crime which has B•nquet M•y 13. , I or anization fostering an anti-Ameri- I Russia, For this purpose, Trotzky University, from which university he people. Very few people have any youngest of us is going to see the Sol Blumrosen spoke of the ideals stated. conspiracy whose aim is, accord- !is constantly held up as the real pow- received the degree of doctor of phi- idea of the marvelous effectiveness cometeness of our work or its com- pl The head offico of the Jewish Na- can g losophy, having taken for his thesis ; pletion. will or take a generation; Judaism that are being perpetul perhaps It two three generations, of be- ated through the order. All the . tonal Fund, it is darned, views the Inc to the Independent, to overturn I er in Russia, because Trotzky is a "The Social Ethics of the Talmud," with which this Instrument has re- sponded to the vitalizing power of with some concern, a iAmerican justice to protect a crimi- Jew; and Russia is being systematic- s it which will soon appear inbook form. at is achieved. Happily we speakers urged the members to bring now eis nal, and the repeated insinuations ally charged with a campaign against creserve resourc the appeals that have been made to (ore re Achievements of School. wish influences are Christianity on account of the mythi- are not going, to see it; retardation their friends into the order and to ; . and ow spending its in mme is not odes . ' -that relieve Jewish suffering, how almost its present that hidden Jewish Dr. Mann was called to the pulpit magically each part has moved to for the widespread cal rule of Russia by the Jews. This will make it even more perfect. We' help increase'the membership of Pis.1 quote to enable it to continue to & s- ' solel y respe onsibl are the generation' of the desert. We gab Lodge . J. Miller, chairman of , , indignation and spontaneous protest particular alignment serves a double of Congregation Mishkan Israel im- perform its particular function, how are going to fructify the earth with the membership committee, also !charge great must responsibilitiesn. be made, in the which has been and will continue to' . purpose for those Czarist Russian mediately after his graduation from each wheel and each cog has taken , serious its effort the Hebrew Union College in the year up its allotted task in the great work to augment our ideas, with our bodies, with our spoke briefly about the membership opinion of the directors, sh 1 ma e not no ony men s am ac- ; refugees who foster it—it hits both National be b made only y by f ' d of Rosenbluth but by new Russia and the Jews, together, 1914. In fact, the New 'Leven Con- of producing funds with which to hop's, but we have the distinction of campaign. I the revenue of the Jewish q - gregation held its pulpit open a year enable the Joint Distribution Com- The musical program consisted of ! Fund. s which is what these reactionaries de- being pioneers, and we will not see, o c itizens f all classes sire. i nd ed pu bli c .m ' for him to graduate. He has occu- mittee to carry on its splendid with our own eyes the consummation 1 a vocal solo by Sam 'tubbier; vocal ' against his treatment in this case "This sort of propaganda has, in pied the pulpit in New Haven for forts. Some slight idea of this by Miss Rose Levitt, accom- I of our hope." soon as the facts become known to of nine years with marked success. The be gathered from the mere st One of the problems confrontnig . ' panied on the piano by Miss Ida Le- them, we will preface our statement : almost every case, been the work the Jews in Palestine, said Miss vitt; duet by Mrs. Manuel Jacoby by citing certain premises, even , refugee Russians lectu ring about the Mishkan Israel Religious School of ment that the American Jewish' ectua in the r ole f dispos- New Haven is known throughout the lief Committee, either directly Szold, is the internal consolidation of 'and Saul Silverman, accompanied byi though you, as fellow alumni, may, United States l s. They of utter- length and breadth of the land be- through its state organizatio the Jewish community. She had be- Miss Kaplan; vocal solos by Mrs. Ja-11 I sessed intell already be aware of them, namely: lieved before going to Palestine that' coby and Mr. Silverman and mass I I MOSCOW. — (J. T. A.) — Rabbi "1. That your executive council ' ly unscrupulous in what they say and cause of its unique achievements. All comm on' LM. - a Jew was a Jew. In Palestine they . singing of America. iSchneersohn, Rabbi Barishansky and I are American citizens, of colonial an• abysmally ignorant of the history of the children of the congregatioi I their own country, either since the tend the religion. e- are Americans, Roumanians, Run- ' The new class of candidates f or Hungarians. This national- membership in the B'nai B'rith will other prominent Jewish clergymen of cestry, without Semitic blood. . 1) re‘o u sians istie or feeling„ said Miss Szold, will be be initiated at an open initiation to the Homel district will be put on trial . "2. That the contents of this state- . " ' • 11 ben concludes. adjusted through the use of one Ian- be held on Sunday, May 13, at the for assuming the "prerogative of I ment are derived directly from publicc wish 'ill' records available to all c itizens, an gunge and the schools. The problem Hotel Statler, followed by a anq state courts" in advising Je have recourse in Jewish have not been supplied to us as prop- to of language is acute, Miss Szold said, ' for members, their friends and the !gants and urged all who could to study Ile- new candidates. A prominent speak- ritual courts of law, according to an i agenda from Jewish sources, 3. That out of 539 alumni, in- announcement made d by Chief Justice ' er of national prominence will ad- brew. eluding all who have attended the Drugin sky of Homel. Another aspect of international dress the banquet and dancing will Ann ouncement of the impending Yale School of. Forestry, there have consolidation, she said, is the goes- follow. Reservations can be made t and trial of Jewish clericals of ' been but 12 of Semitic stock, and 0 bon of Jewish laws. There is a fast- for the banquet with the seer( ry. Prior to the program for the mem. the district was made durin g the Inone of these 12 have in any way rhos i ons i growing movement in the Holy Land .' trial of Rabbi Schneerso h ra who i s , attempted to influence our op n v i ce Organization Is Non-Sectarian and bership rally, Frank G. Smith, for women to secure equal rights with years old. Contending that the I !oractions in this case, nor have they 70 Non-Political; 800 Jewish Or- in time before the law. This, she said, president of the First National Bank,' even communicated with us regard- is ma only a political problem, but addressed the lodge on "Banking," the traditional function of the rabbi, in g - it phans Housed in Turkey. Edgar A. Guest, Free Press poet, will so-called Jewish courts are part of primarily it is a legal one. "4. That we have received no "The Jewish women of Palestine," be the speaker on Monday evening, Rabbi stated and he and all or other out from Jewish or other Schneersohn rabbis of Homel other The Near East Relief Sunday es she said, "are petitioning the rabbis May 21. parts always had exercised the pre- ; any outside sources, and that our ef- I opened a campaign for funds in De- , to be gin at once with the task of forts have been given of our own vo- , trod through the various churches. rogative uninterruptedly. ca medify ing the ancient Jewish law in Thereupon Judge Druginsky de - lition in the interests of justice. Speakers of national prominence will sa s h ways that the Jewish woman The "Jewish Issue." dared that in view of this statement appear here to sneak for the organiz- ; ce may. not stand behind her Moham- "5. That neither Rosenbluth nor ation which was incorporated by spe- eis Rabbi Sehneersohn's trial will be medan sister and her Christian sis. , postponed and proceedings instituted his attorney ever raised the 'Jewish vial acts of Congress and whose ob. ve ter in the privileges which she en- for the same offense against all cab- issue,. which has been so maliciously jest is to advance relief in the Near off ae -. Today a Jewish woman in distric t. who has al- raised by Ford's Dearborn Indepen- East. his of the Homel ansky, dent, tending to prejudice the public Rabbi Barish The idea of the Near East relief is (Turn to last page.) r•ady served seven months' imprison- and to divert attention from the di- movement was conceived by Henry 'C 0 Campaign for $25,000 to Last One meat for attacking in his speeches reef iesue of the injustice done Ro- aforgenthau, former ambassador to an • Day; New Talmud Torah to Be Turkey, who is a member of the the Jewish section of the Communist, senbluth. "6. That we have informed our_ executive committee of the organiza- • party, declared to the Jewish Tele- Built in North End. graphic Agency he was untroubled selves of the evidence in this case as tion. Other Jewish representatives by the poesibility of further impriso,n• given publicity by properly conste• on the executive are Oscar Straus, Jude ' 11 rre B Keidan will be the Midligan Federation Affair at Kirby sae ne toted civil authorities of the state of Abram I. Elkus and Dr. Stephen S. general chairman of the one-day ment for this offense. He Center• Success. drive for $25,000 to be conducted on regretted only that it may delay his Washington and that by comparing accounts pub- The e brew departure to Palestine, where he in- these facts with the Dearborn In- Wise h organization is non-political er 1r, of by the United Thousands of Detroiters attended May Schools Detroit. Joseph H II. Ehr- tends to settle and where, reports! lished in the and non-sectarian and particularly reli Schools the bazaar and carnival of the alichi- have it, he is to become Chief Rabbi dependent, and knowing by their supports orphans who are housed in era gun Federation of Ukrainian Jews lich will be executive secretary. own published admission that these institutions, given an education and the In announcing the executives for a Jaffa. hell this week at the Kirby Center. facts were in the author's possession taught trades. , Tern The bazaar was officialy opened by the drive, the local Talmud Torahs at the time when these statements In the orphanage of the Near East the request the young men and women JERUSALEM.—(J. T. AL—Incor- Rabbi Harry Z. Gordon on Saturday were published, we conclude that his relief organization at Constantinople MID - WEST CONVENTION opened at Temple Siete b evening. Rabbi Gordon welcomed of this city to join the workers for E account is not in accord with these there are 800 Jewish children out of Beth Elohim, Eighth avenue and Gar- poration of the Mettula district in OF UNITED SYNAGOGUE this drive. Each worker will be given the Palestine territory administered the first audience at the bazaar and facts, and departs widely from the a total of 3,400. Dr. Alexander _ field Place, Brooklyn. by Great Britain will be officially an- expressed the hope that a large sum a few names and addresses of people A Mid-West convention of the evidence, to the great personal injury Lyons, rabbi of the Eighth Avenue Henry Morgenthau, former Am- would be realized for the relief of they are to approach, and after they Temple of Brooklyn, N. Y., who re- bassador to Turkey; Adolph S. Ochs nounced this week, it is stated. have solicited them for membership United Synagogue of America will be of the reputation of the said Robert Mettula is a Jewish colony in the Ukrainian Jewry: Rosenbluth. cently returned from a tour of the and Major Roger W. Strauss, son of It is believed that a large sum was their task will be considered ?ccom- held in Kansas City on Sunday and "7. That such false attacks as Near East, said in speaking of this Nathan Straus, were the principle northernmost part of Upper Galilee, Monday, Slay 13 and 11. Congrega- these against Rosenbluth tend to un- and clustering around it are a num- realized during the week. An im- plished. organization: speakers. Mr. Ochs, referring to a Announcement is also made by the tions and communities as far north dermine those principles of justice por,ant money getting feature of the "My observations in the Near East' statement made by Major Straus, who ber of smaller co-operative Jewish bazaar was the court held every schools that a new Talmud Torah will as Duluth, Minnesota, as far south as on which this nation is founded. have convinced me that nowhere in , had expressed fears for the spiritual holdings. Cession of this territory night. Judge Harry B. Heiden was be built before the summer is over in El Pam" Texas, as far east as Louis- special supplement compares the world is there a more urgent ! welfare ofJewish youth, declared that to France as pare of Syria was dis- e Dearborn rorn Inde- need—and nowhere a charity more puted by the British, a mixed boun- responsible for a large sum being the, North End of the city. At pres- ville, Ky., and as far w st as Denver,' na Jew should be ashamed of his re- in 1. facts ord and evidences i realized on Sunday evening through ent there is only one Hebrew school Colo , will be represented at this con- statements pendent with efficiently handled than that of the ligion, and urged a greater faith on dary commission deciding finally that in the North End, although the bulk vention. the "court fines." Samuel S. Stahl and Near East Relief. Every American the part of adults that youth might it is properly part of Palestine. This falsifies- of any denomination or no denomin- decision is said to be due, first, to the Rabbi Gordon conducted court on he impressed with the value of Jew- I and the greatest need is at present from different parts of this region the Independent ankles to be 1 fact that the Jewish colonists had the opening night; , tions. ation should by virtue of his religion ish teaching. felt in that neighborhood for a new' program of the Convention will make and his Americanism back Near East Mr. Morgentaau said he thought settled there over 30 years ago and, provision for the arranging of topi- school. UKRAINIAN FEDERATION WOMAN'S CLUB TO HEAR Relief. It is an opportunity for an woman should receive a place on the second, because of the foothills of With the building of the new Tal- cal conferences on specific subjects Litani river, which era chimed CO-OPERATES WITH NANSEN PSYCIIOLOGIST MONDAY exemplification of that brotherliness Boards of Trustees of Jewish syna- the to NEW YORK.— (J. C. B.) — the mud Torah. the exact location and in Jewish religious and educational which is the highest consummation of gogues, and he too, appealed to his co- by Pinellas Rutenberg as essential his hydraulic project. American office of the high commis- details Of which will be announced in work, which will tie attended by the Edward Schoolman, psychologist , religion and is at the present time religionists to devote more time to The dispute between French and sion of Dr. Fridtjof Nansen for re- ' next week's Chronicle, it is felt that delegates, who are specifically inter- their religious duties. In the great - the world's most urgent need." will address the members of the Jew ter- lief of Russia, at 1 Madison avenue, 'the United Hebrew Schools will be ested in their respective subjects. The overhead expense of the Near religious revival which would come, British authorities made of this In addition, the representatives of tali Club at its annual meeting, Mon ritory a sort of no man's land marked announces the completion of an ar- ' able to make claim upon that section day, May 7. The business' meeting East Relief is less than 5 per cent. he said, it would be necessary to de- the Young People's League and the Arab of the city for support of the local by frequent clashes between the raneement for mutual co-operation All expenditures are reported to the pend more on the spirituality of wo- Women's League of the United Syn- will be held at II a. m., to he followed Tel with the National Federation of Uk- I institutions. United States Congress and spread in , men. He pointed out that 57 per cent tribes of that vicinity. It was at On Thursday evening, which ush- agogue will have separate sessions at by a luncheon, and at the afternoon rainian Jews of America, whereby , of the people of the United States ilai, one of the Jewish workers' set- the Congressional Record. program Mr, Schoolman will speak tlement,' near Mettula, that Capt. the latter organization becomes the ers in the festival of Lag B'Omer, which problems peculiar to themselves , were Christian, adding that this vast II. S. Meredith is the Michigan on the subject "Have Our Dreams a active agent of the Nansen Relief there will be celebrations in all the will be discussed and acted upon. , state director for the Near East Re- body would "rather have us religious Joseph Trumpeldor and five of his Congregation Beth Sholom of Kan- Meaning?" comrades, including two Americans Mission for issuing food and clothing local schools, including the Wilkins lief. Joseph W. McCauley is treas. Jews than atheists." All members of the club are urged lief. ssa City is acting as host to the Con- Street Talmud Torah, the Kirby Cen- drafts and accepting relief packages Miss Sallie Kuhie Glauber, presi- who had served in the Jewish Legion, urer. Contributions should be sent Achtenberg is chair- to attend as two important amend were killed in March, 1920, during for transmission to individuals and ter, the West and North End schools. vention. B. M. dent of the New York Federation of man of the local convention coo- I ments to the constitution will be pre - I to Mr. McCausey at 1106 Stroh build- an Arab raid. groups in the Ukraine and Russia, i Assemblies and parties will be fea- Temple Sisterhoods, presided. sented for consideration. ing. mittee. tures. generally for relief purposes. Enthusiasm among members and friends of Pis ah Lodge No. 34, I.' 0. II. II., marked the smoker and rally held Monday evening at the Wriai 1Prith club rooms, for the purpose of stimulating the membership drive now in progress. Important CO, Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1923 DETROIT, SAYS PAPERS LEAD IN ANTI-SEMITISM 800 000 INVESTED BY J. N. F, IN 1922 HOMEL RABBIS FACE JUSTICE OF SOVIET . OPEN NEAR EAST RELIEF DRIVE IN LOCAL CHURCHES KEIDAN TO HEAD . DRIVE FOR LOCAL HEBREW SCHOOLS sin THIS Pkaa REIURX TO OKI THOUSANDS ATTEND BAZAAR, CARNIVAL I