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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1923-05-04

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TnEPerRonjEwisn(ft ROMICUS

MAY -I, 192)

HENRIETTA SZOLD
GREETED BY 3,000

JOY
FARM

JEWS OF NEW YORK

(Concluded from page 1.)

Palestine cannot be the guardian of

her children in accordance with the
Jewish law, and under certain cir-
cumstances she cannot inherit the
fortune which she may have helped
her husband to accumulate. That is
the line along which the women, who
(Prom gables of Jewish Correspondence Bureau and Jewish Telegraphic Agency.)
have formed an organization for that
HIRSCH
A secret army circular, directing military departments to avoid employ- purpose, have been working. That,
Realty Comp•ny
ing Jewish soldiers has come to light in Warsaw. The Jewish Sejm Club too, will lead to the consolidation of
8748 Linwood, Corner Blaine
has prepared an interpellation on the usbject.
the Jewish community in l'alestine.
Garfield 2423.5380

• • •
Relations With the Arabs.
At a conference of the "Tarbuth" in Vilna, attended by 50 delegates
"You have heard much of the so-
from all parts of Poland, a resolution was adopted protesting the action of called pogroms of the Arabs. It is
the Joint Distribution Committee in having ceased to subsidize the Hebrew , a misnomer. There are excesses
schools.
committed. I had the good fortune,'
• • •

MEYER BARRON, Prop.
let us say, to go through some of
Buyer. al AU Kind. 01
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company has donated the sere these excesses. I think that I am
the
stronger for having gone through
ices
of
its
broadcasting
station,
WEAF,
to
the
New
York
Federation
for
WASTE PAPER
the Support of Jewish Philanthropies for use during the conduct of the them. My feeling is that they are
1342 Brewster St.
not
a menace to us, because they do
East Side campaign for membership, it is announced.
Cadillac 1708
Cadillac 1709
• • • •
not spring from ill-feeling. They
, spring from agitation. I do not mean i
A I 9-year-old youth, giving his name as.G. C. Richards, arrested it
, to say that the ignorant Arab peasant
Phoenix, Ariz., has confessed the killing of Rabbi Alfred G. Lafee at San
who has been goaded on to march to
Franaciscu about three weeks ago, the police said. A diary found in his
Jerusalem with a stick in his hand to
possession, police said, definitely connected him with the crime.
which is affixed a rusty nail and to
• • • •
force his way into the inner city of
AND
Morris Weinberg, publisher of the New York Day, and Mrs. Weinberg Jerusalem and attack some defense-
sailerfor Europe on the Cunard S.S. Berengaria. They are going abroad less old Jews does not feel hatred,
principally to investigate emigration problems and conditions as they but he did not feel it yesterday, and
' affect this country. Ile will travel as a special representative of the United what he did not feel yesterday he
Buy now at big reduction in
States government.
can be made to dismiss from his heart


price. A Sphinx Receptacle for
tomorrow.
garbage can now be purchased for
Mr. Kalvarinsky has returned to Palestine from his visit to Europe and
"I do not wish to belittle the diffi-
$7..00 complete, including delivery
has settled in Jerusalem. For the last 20 years Mr. Kalvurisky has been culties that stare us in the face in our
and installation. We can guaran-
the representative in l'alestine of the lea. Ile has now resigned his posi - relations to the Arabs. 1 hey cannot
tee these low prices for only a
tion and has taken up his work as the representative of the Wood l.eumi ii I be dismissed. We must bear them
short time. Place your order NOW
the Palestine Zionist Executive. Ile will take charge of Arab affairs in in mind, q,j,i the contrary.
If you ,
through
the political department.
credo, I suggest that
want to hay
our propagan a hereafter must be
H. M. KOFFMAN
The Polish Consul in Bulgaria has received a letter from a Polish Jew turned to the in bringing to us
012 E. Hancock
Melrose, 8556
now resident in Tel-Aviv complaining of the treatment of l'olish subjects the Arab world and to the right in
1603 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. Cherry 1472
in Palestine. Be writes that on arrival at the port of Jaffa or Haifa
bringing to us the Christian world.
British and municipal officials control the passports of all passengers, but We must succeed in getting the huge
whereas they return them in all other cases, they retain the passports of world to the east to realize that our •
Polish subjects and file them in the archives.
desires are just and we must insist
that the Christian world support us
According to the London Daily Mail, the Colonial Office has written to if only to right the wrongs that it has
Emir Abdullah offering him the sovereignty over Palestine and Transjor- inflicted upon us.
dania on condition that he take over the Balfour Declaration. The report
Does Nat Fear Task.
is not official. The report has attracted much attention, as it is a known
"I personally am not afraid that
fact that the establishment of an Arab federated state to include Palestine the task of cultivating that land is
is being much discussed in govvnti,lent a circles. •
going to be too hard. The harder it
is the greater the triumph. If we
A meeting of all stockholders of the Jewish Colonial Trust, Ltd., London , succeed there will drop away from
MI MI
SE NM England, the oldest Zionist banking institution, has been called at the us all those inefficiencies, weaknesses,
Initiative of the bank's president, Dr. Chaim Weizmann, by John Simons disqualifications, which we have gath-
of 298 Broadway, New York. The aims of the association will be to ered.
further the interests of the Jewish Colonial Trust and to discuss ways and
Referring to a situation which oc-
means of establsihing, a New York branch of the Trust.
curred in this country while she was
• • • •
I in Palestine, Miss Scold appealed to
Granite and Marble
Miss Rose Brenner of Brooklyn, N. Y., national president of the Council members of Hadassah and the Koren
of Jewish Women, has been continuing to address a large number of Council Ilayesod to work together. Some
sections throughout the country. Her most recent addresses were presented members of the woman's organiza-
before the New York Section and the Pawtucket, R. I., section. Mrs. harry tion believed that Keren Ilayesod was
of New York City, national executive secretary, visited Canada not giving enough support to the
584 Winder Street
and addressed the annual meetings of the Hamilton and Toronto sections. medical unit. Hadassah last year
Phon• Cadillac 48
contributed $130,000. She said that
Louis A. Werbe, Representative
Convinced that there is a need for more domestic and manual labor in the medical work in Palestine is the
The Only Jewish MONUMENT
this
country,
magistrate
Joseph
Schwab
of
Albany,
N.
Y.,
president
of
the
"best missionary work we could do
Dealer in Detroit.
Allied Business Men's Protective Association, announced that he planned in the face of our relation to the
to interview Governor Smith with a plan for inducing the governor to Arabs," and she said it would be a
declare in favor of a legislative resolution calling upon Congress to increase "political blunder" if it could not
immigration quotas in their application to common labor and domestic continue.
servants.
Miss Szold was loudly applauded


both at the beginning and at the end
Miss Mathilda Dreifus of New York City has been called by the Council of her address.
of Jewish Women to the position of national director of its farm work, to
Her active participation in Jewish
succeed Miss Amelia Greenwald, who has gone to Warsaw to direct a train- work began to expand in 1881, when
ing school for nurses, under the auspices of the Joint Distribution Com- the first immigration of Russian
mittee. Miss Dreifus was formerly associated with the Emanuel Sister- Jews took place. She was always in-
hood of Personal Service of New York City and the Normal School of the terested in Zionism and at one time
University of Missouri.
was the executive secretary of the
• • • •
Zionist organization. She was one
Rabbi Louis A. Mishkind, who resigned from Tremont Temple, New of the founders of Hadassah, which
York, because the temple authorities refused to allow Mrs. Margaret Sanger created the medical unit. This main-
to speak on birth control there, held the meeting in the Free Synagogue at tains live hospitals, a training school
205 West One Hundred Sixty-third street, where Mrs. Sanger addressed a for nurses, infant welfare stations,
large autlitnce. Seymour Mork, president of the Tremont Temple board of medical services in the colonies and
trustees, said thaf Rabbi Mishkind's resignation has been accepted and that labor camps and does health work
the rabbi has received a call to Chicago.
in the schools. She was summoned
• • • •
home because of health conditions in
"Numerus Clausum," or the question of limitation of Jewish student ad. her family.
missions in universities throughout Europe, forms a principal point on the
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agenda of the World Congress of Jewish students, which is to meet in
Vienna. Economic questions, with particular reference to destitute Jewish
students in various capitals of Europe, will also be dealt with during this
congress. Steps will be taken, it is announced, for the elaboration of the
by laws of the Jewish students' world organization.
(Concluded from Editorial page.)

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During the past twelve months many railroad employes
included in the list of 45,238 Detroiter. who borrowed
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The regulation of the relief problem created by the expulsion of Jews
shot at them with our popguns. But,
from Poland was discussed at a meeting in Danzig of the Jewish World
alas, our swords were dull as wood.
Relief Conference. The discussion was aggravated by the demand of the
And before we could net our bows,
delegates representing the lea for majority control of the joint committee
they had thrashed us. I say nothing
in charge of the evacuation. This demand from the body which undertook
of the guns. What can one do with
to supply 80 per cent of the necessary funds was stoutly resisted by Dr. a
popgun if the foe will not wait un-
Leo Motzkin, chairman of the conference, who has handed in his resignation. til you have taken aim at him? They
• * • •
rushed forward and knocked the guns
The New York Amalgamated Bank, opened April 14 by the Amalga- out of our hands, What could we
mated Clothing Workers of America, has already outgrown its capital and do?
office facilities and both are being increased, the directorate announces.
We had to throw away our weapons
An increase from $300,000 to $450,000 has been voted in capital and —our swords and popguns and bows
surplus, they stated, and two more floors have been leased. Present re- and arrows—and tight as the Lord
sources were given as $970,000, with 1,900 depositors, compared with the was ordained. That is to say, we
$560,000 and 800 depositors recorded the opening day. The $150,000 new !were hungry and tired and cold, and.
stock issue is expected to add several hundred to the 1,000 shareholders. fought without method, because our
• • •

;assistants had remained behind. They
Congress will continue to restrict immigration, according to Albert 'let as fight while they ate our food
Johnson, chairman of the House committee on immigration, who defended and drank our cherry wine—the devil
the present immigration law in a speech before members of the American take them! And they, the little squir-
Defense Society at the Hotel Biltmore, New York. "Congress will not rels, well-fed and well-clad, had crept
turn the immigration question over to a commission," he said, "with power upon us from three sides at once, each
to increase or decrease the flood. The United States has too many Federal moment growing stronger and strong-
commissions now, and a commissiion with power to feed near-serf laborers er, They rained down on us blows anti
into the mines and mills would be the worst commission of all." He de- , thumps and digs. The same blows
fended the quota system as producth.e9Cthe best results.
we had reckoned on giving them, they
' gave us. And their assistants went in
Anti-Jewish excesses at the Bucharest University are continuing. front of them and never ceased from
Seventy-four Jewish students were seriously wounded, some of them fatally. 'urging them on.
Among the wounded is a Christian student who fought together with the
"l'ay back the Chumosh boys! beat
Jews. The pogrom spread to the Jewish business quarter, where a number them, beat them, the boys with the
of Jewish passers-by were set upon by Roumanian students. The lecture long legs!"
halls in the university are guarded by police. The Jewish press demands
Who Was the first to turn his back
that the government at least take energetic steps to prevent and recur- on the enemy? It would be hard to
rence of the riots. A report from Temesvar says that Roumanian students say. I only know we ran quickly ,hel-
attacked a performance at the Jewish theater, throwing stinkbombs into ter-skelter hack home, back to Masa-
the audience, cutting off the electric wires and beating the Jewish public pevka. And they, the little squirrels—'
in the ensuing panic.
may they burn.—ran after us, shout.,
• . • •
ing and yelling and laughing at us,'
The Palestine Development Council has received a report from its Jeru- right on top of us.
salem office that the Palestinian government has granted a special lease of
"Hurrah! ('humash goys. Hurrah!
land to A. Cucuy, formerly of Winnipeg, which creates a favorable oppor- big boys!"
We arrived home exhausted, rag-
tunity for from 15 to 20 American families who desire to settle as farmers
in Palestine. The concession is located not only in one of the best agri- ged, bruised, beaten. And we giants
cultural areas, but is situated in close proximity to good commercial cen- intagined that our parents would pity ,
ters and near a railroad. The land will be held on a low lease rental for us, give us rakes because of the blows
a period of time, enabling newcomers to settle at low cost, and profitting we got. But it turned out we were
according to their efforts from the development of the land. Each family mistaken. No one thought of us. We
is to be allowed from five to ten dunams for private and family use, the thanked God we were so fortunate as.
balance to be operated by the group. Each settler is to work his own to escape without heating from our
holding intensely besides devoting a regulate.' amount of time to the central parents for our torn clothes and twis-,
eel toads. But next morning we got
dairy, care of stock and fodder raising.
• • • •
a good vs-hipping from our teacher,
The delegates of the Council of Jewish Women who will attend the Nissel, the small one, for the bruises
American-European Conference of Jewish Women at Vienna, have sailed we had on our foreheads and the blue
for their destination. Sirs. Alexander Kohut of New York City sailed on marks around our eyes. It is shame-'
the Olympic on April 7 and Mrs. Nathaniel E. Harris of Bradford on the ful to tell it—we were each whipped
Conte Rosso. Mesdames Kohut and Harris will visit many cities in Northern in the true style. This Was a mere
and Southern Europe to make a study of Jewish communities. Mrs. Harry addition, as if we had not had enough.,
We were not sorry for anything,,
Sternberger of New York City, national executive secretary, and Miss Cecilia
but that the assistants gave us an-
Razovsky, secretary of the national department of immigrant aid, sailed ()
April 21, on the Majestic. Mrs. Sternberger will visit the cities in which other share. When a father or a
European Councils of Jewish Women have been established in order to ob- mother bests one, it is out of kindness.
serve the progress of their work. Miss Razovsky will confer with immi. When a teacher beats one it is because
he is a teacher. And what is his rod
gration authorities in London and Geneva.
• • • •
for, anyway? But the assistants Our
curses
upon them! As if it were not
All Jews who at the time of unification of the new provinces with old
Roumania were citizens of the provinces will retain their citizenship rights !enough that they had eaten all our
food,
and
drunk our cherry wine—
under the new Roumanian constitution. All Jews of old Roumania not yet
citizens may obtain their citizenship within three months after the pro- may they suffer for it! Father of the
universe!
As
if it were not enough ,
mulgation of the new constitution, if properly qualified in accordance with
the decree of March 22, which provides that all Jews of old Roumania who that they had left us to fight alone, in
the
middle
of
the
field! But when they
have been permanently domiciled in Roumania since 1916 are admissible
to citizenship. Replying to a query by Deputy Stern, the Minister of Jus- as-ere whipping us, they held our feet,
so
that
we
might
not kick either,
tice declared that while the provisions of the peace treaty relating to citi-
And that was how our holiday end-
zenship have not been incorporated in the constitution, they are neverthe-
ed
up.
It
was
dark,
dreary, lost Lag
less considered binding on the government. Upon this assurance Deputies
11 . 0mer.
Stern, Zierelson and Straucher voted for the constitution. Deputy Pistiner

abstained from voting. Roumanian Jews as a whole, however, are far fr o m

pleased with the new constitution, believing that the rights granted to the,
A woman schemes while plying the'
Jews represent the minimum.
spindle.—The Talmud.

YOUR ACCOUNT MAY NOT BE AN
ASSET. IF YOU ARE "SLOW PAY," IT
IS NOT DESIRABLE—

Promptly

Children's Corner

CUNARD

You may have a
large income — you may
hold a responsible posi-
tion — You may shine in the
civic and social limelight —
You may afford your family all
the luxuries possible—You may be
an important factor in the community
—and yet—if you do not meet your
obligations promptly.

WHY?

Your wealth does your merchant or physician or dentist no
good unless you pay. Your account on his books is unprofit-
able to him if you let it drag for months and months.

But the check you give him when it is due is a real asset.
The merchant uses it to pay his bills with, to buy more goods,
to improve his facilities, to build up his business.

So he gauges you, not by your wealth, but by the manner
in which you pay. If you paid your April bills on or before
the 10th of this month you are GOOD; take sixty and ninety
days and you are SLOW; drag your payments out over four
or five months and your account is UNDESIRABLE.

Every member of this association is in position to know .
your standing—Good, Slow, Undesirable, according to your
habit. Your standing is your rating, and ratings are being
scrutinized very closely these days.

Don't flatter yourself into thinking that those you owe are
giving you credit upon your wealth. If you are wealthy and
"slow," so much the worse.

This is your problem, analyze it in an impartial manner.

Place yourself in the position of the creditor. Could

you extend credit indefinitely to those who did not

pay you for three to six months? Or, would

you? Would you continue to hold in high

ALL APRIL

PURCHASES

Were Due and
Payable on May First
On the 10th They Become

Delinquent. Pay Now.
Get In the "Good" Class

esteem those customers who have no

regard for the sanctity of their

promises?

and REMAIN THERE.

CREDIT MEN'S ASSOCIATIONS of Detroit.

T
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Tailor

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and service prevail

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