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Jews. Demonstrations in Jewish cen-
ters throughout the country point t •
Brown Says Work Will Be Nul- the
fact that the totemic heartily fa-
Unless Every Dol-
lified
vors the homeland idea. We were giv-
Single Romeo,
en proof of this in a theater recently, Visit Oar
lar
Is
Paid.
Duplexes
at the performance of a Jewish operet-
Dignified
and
ta, whose audience was composed of I
Charge
Home Sites
Although a year has elapsed since every conceivable element, rich and
Account
the
great
Victory
Conference,
cele
Mon cables of
Corrnoonde.,* Burn. and Jewish Tel
poor, radical and conservative. The
brating the success of the nations heroine in the play spoke of Palestine
Service.
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Rabbi Samuel Iklarmorstein, one of the prominent Jewish progreseives appeal for $1 4 0 0 0, 0110 for the relief
as the home of the Jew, and no sooner
Re•Ity Cpany
om
on the continent, arrivetfin New York Friday, April 27, on the Aquitania. of the war-stricken Jews of Europe
did
she
mention
the
mere
name
of
the
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was held in Detroit on April 9, 1922 • land than the hall resounded with tre-
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A conference of repreeentatives of the anti-Semitic student bodies in the collection of pledges made during mendous applause. One would surely
Roumania, scheduled to be held in Budapest this week, has been prohibited that historic campaign is still being
have thought that he was at a Zion-
by Minister of Education Anghelescu.
carried on vigorously by the Ameri- ist mass meeting. l'et the auditors
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can Jewish Relief Committee, under who gave vent to their feelings
Rabbi Eisenstadt, leading Jewish dignitary of Petrograd, has been placed the direct supervision of David A. through a hotel applause was an every-
under arrest charged with violating the Soviet decree ordering the separa- Brown. True to the pledge he made ( day gathering of Jews who probably
MEYER BARRON, Prop.
tion of church and state, says a Moscow dispatch. The offense of which at the conference, that he would "re- never think of Palestine unless It is
Buyers •I All Kinds of
the rabbi is accused is not stated.
main on the job until every dollar . brought to them. The great problem
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is in the till," Mr. Brown has nut per- is in bringing Palestine to thest• Jews.
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Lithuanian Jews wishing to proceed t • Poland will not be granted the mitted his other interests to interfere
Polish visas, the Riga representative of the Warsaw government announces. with this task. His determination
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j This action, he declares, is being taken because the Lithuanian Jews refuse that "every dollar must be in the till"
One can, as a rule, tell a man he
Ilere you will find a great display of beautiful flees
to include in the minorities blocs deputies of Polish origin in the Lithuanian was strengthened by his visit to the knew nothing about, reading his will
coverings of the highest quality. In any size you want
Parliament.
Ukraine, where he was an eye-wit- Judge Mayer Sulzberger. in his death,
in any color or design you may desire. Our rug depart
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ness of the great tragedy. Since his ' has lived up to the principles he es-
meat manager is always ready to help you solv e year
The Community Chest of Rochester, N. Y., has appropriated $40,000 return to this country he hits been in tablished in his life. His will speaks
flour.cevering problems free of charge.
for Jewish war relief, payable immediately. This action was secured through constant touch with the headquar- for the lifelong service he has sunder-
the efforts of Joseph Michaels and Mortimer Adler, who represent the ters of the American Jewish Relief ed
AND
community. The Jewish Theo-
American Jewish Relief ('ommitte on the directorate of the Rochester Committee and he has made a num- logical
of America, Dropsie
We believe by honest comparison you will Out o ur
Community Cheat. • • • •
ber of flying trips from Detroit to College, Jefferson Medical College of
prices the lowest in the city. Our tremendous buy ioe
I New York in order to get vigorous Philadelphia, Jewish Hospital Asso-
power makes this possible.
Soviet soldiers met with a storm of bullets a transport of .lewish home- action.
ltuy now at big reduction in
ciation, each of whom rewived $10,-
price. A Sphinx Receptacle for ! less who had been ordered by the Polish government to leave the country
As a consequence the greater part 000, and the many other intitutions
and who were returning to the Ukraine, according to a report which reached of the pledges which were outstand- that benefited by the Sulzberger will,
garbage can now be purchased for
Danzig from the Ukrainian frontier. No details regarding the occurrence ing at the close of the campaign last serve as examples of the philunthro-
$7..00 complete, including delivery
From He great markets of the country come our
- have become known. • • • • •
and installation. We can guaran-
rugs. Woven by skilled hands on accurate looms. Rug ,
March have been redeemed. The pic activities of this great jurist.
tee these low prices for only a
of the best quality are here.
stales of Kentucky, North Carolina,
The congress of the Latvian Social Democratic party, which has just Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, On.-
short time. Place your order NOW
VIENNA.--(J,T. A.) — The Eu-
been concluded in Riga, adopted a resolution protesting against the anti.
through
' , 'I'ennesser, Michigan, ropean executive of the Joint Distrib-
Jewish agitation conducted in Latvia. It declares that the campaign against Nano and Montana, for instance, ution Committee will not . continue
Our terms are mighty low. On a $45 rug you only
H. M. KOFFMAN
Jews is allied with the campaign against the working class and calls upon have paid up their pledges in full and much longer, it is learned. In author-
have to pay about 50c is week. Isn't that easy!
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the workers to oppose all reactionary
met the quotas assigned to them. itative circles it is believed the execu-
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Scores of cities in Pennsylvania, New tive will have completed its liquida-
In order to secure funds for a large delegation to the tenth triennial York, Illinois, Connecticut, New Jer- tion within the course of six months
convention of the Council of Jewish Women at St. Louis, 'Alto , in November. sey, Georgia and other states as well at the utmost. Within the sea is
the Duluth, Minn., section is °tiering a course of four dramatic recitals. as Washington, 0. C., have fulfilled there are certain differences of opin-
A very large 11417811CP sale has already resulted through the energetic the (obligations which they voluntar- ion as to which institutions arc to take
efforts of the committee and the president, Mrs. II. Y. Josephs.
ily assumed. Hundreds of others are over the continuation of the work of
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within a few thousand or a few hue- Jewish reconstruction in Europe.
Figures published by the Zionist executive committee in Jerusalem ' deed dollars of clean slate.
Mr. Leonard Robinson, the director
show there are no less than 2,000 Jews without employment at the present
of the reconstruction department, i,
Keep Pledge.
time in Palestine. In their effort to solve the unemployment problem the
lit present in America discussing the
"The solemn promise I made a year question with the leaders of the Joint
silicate factory has been reopened, th l'alestine Economic Board of London
ago to give my best efforts and ener- Distribution Committee.
furnishing a loan to enable resuppLionofthe factory's activities.
gies to the collection of every dollar
Norman Bentwich, the Attorney-General in Palestine, and Colonel Brum- pledged in the campaign still holds
fs
ley, the Director of Public Security, are proceeding shortly to England, Lwd," declared Mr. Brown in New
where they will spend their leave. Colonel Brantley has handed over his York the other day, "and I am very
duties to Mr. Mavrogardato. It is probable that he may decide while in happy that the men and women who,
during the Victory Conference, rose
England to retire from the service of the Palestine government.
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4o their feet on two occasions to
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The removal of the Jewish deputies from the Polish Sejm has been pledge themselves to stay on the job
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• asked fur by the itozwoj, an anti-Semitic organization of Lublin, in a with me to the end, has been splen-
memorandum addressed to the government. The Jews arc declared to be didly kept. They have worked un-
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enemies of Poland and therefore should not be allowed to have Seprt•st•nta. ceasingly, faithfully, responding to
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Lion in Parliament. They also ask for the resignation of Professor Ash- every call for additional effort. As
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. a consequence most of the pledges
kenazi,
who
represents
Poland
in
the
League
of
Natioes.
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that were made during the campaign
Louis A. Werbe, Representative
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Fearing st repetition of the anti•Jewish riots during the flay Day Cele- have been redeemed.
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last
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re-
"But its been a source of g,reat
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frained from staging demonstrations or parades. A few hundred members grief to all of us that after the elapse
of the Bund have arrangael to parade Under an Paella SU I by the of more than a year since the termi-
sl sl e Ida•
I Polish Socialist party. 'I he Pottle Zion, who had intended to march, were nation of the greatest relief cam-
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obliged to cancel the parade for lack of a nun-Jewish• contingent.
!mien in the history of the Jewish
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people, we are yet unable to an-
The Polish Sinister of War and the Commi,sion for Military Affairs nounce to the world that the job has
have proposed that the Jews be barred from military service and pay an been completed. But completed it
exemption fee. Jewish deputies heatedly protested against this proposal, must be—and completed it will he.
declaring it to be uncionstitutioral, as it would destroy their status as Polish of that you may be absolutely sure.
citizens and open the door fur the creation of a fit, ghetto. Members of It must be completed unless we are
Cie Socialist and Pta•ant parties supports,' the Jews in denouncing this willing now, after all that we have
proposal.
already done, to abandon the Jews of
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Europe to their fate. And that is
• The chances of (tontine'
el Mil II Iran in the 11 ■ It•• ■ 1 Stott,: are "enor- the question I want now to put up to
mously injured" by the activities of Adolph flitter, the Bavarian Fascisti those who, having made a solemn
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leader, according to the New York correspondent of the Frankfurter Zvi- pledge of aid and support to our suf-
' tang, in a dispatch to Berlin( The correspondent asserts that the helltgerent fering people, have not yet made
nationalist, anti-Semitic and monarchist tendencies are likely to affeet ad- good their word of honor. Shall
versely public opinion in the United States, causing American bankers to countless thousands of children in
hesitate about launching the loan.
whom, somehow, the breath of life
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has been sustained during the past
"Schechita," the killing of cattle ,and fowl according to the Jewish few years be abandoned? Shall the
!Runt, has been prohibited by the government of Finland. The prohibition light of hope which has been kept
comes as a distinct shock to the Orthodox Jews, despite the ninny intima• burning before the agonized eyes of
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prohibited, although agitation favoring the abolition of the predict., said be now extinguished? Shall the work
to be more humanitarian than the usual method, has been urged from time of reconstruction, so splendidly be-
to time in various countries.
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Mrs. J. A. Seidman of Brooklyn, chairman of the Big Brother and Big
"All of this will happen if every
Sister work, will represent the National Council of Jewish %Yemen at the,
pledged is not
convention of the Big Brother and Big Sister Federation, which will be 'last dollar that was
Going to Europe surrounded by
paid at once, and these are questions
held in Washington on May 10. Mrs. Alexander Wolf, president of the •
the privacy of your own home and
which
every
person
whose
pledge is
the luxury of a fashionable hotel. • Washington section, is serving as vice-chairman of the local committee
still unredeemed must lay upon his
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represent the National Council of Jewish Women.
bourg and Southampton with quick
-Upon how they will answer these
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transfer in England to the prin-
questions depends the fate of thou-
Fighting between Roumanian and Jewish students has broken out anew •
cipal Baltic ports.
sands of Jew's in Europe, those to
!at Bucharest. Many clashes occurred between Roumanian students and
Tyrrhenia . .May 23-June 28 • Jewish passers-by on boulevards. The Jews offered strong resistants. and whom we gave a solemn pledge. all
us, to stand by them in the hour
Lacounia ....June 7-July 12 • forced the Roumanians to withdraw. The latter also renewed their boycott of
against their Jewish colleagues, forcibly preventing them from entering the of their extremity, to remain at their
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ular sailing. on new, fast and ele.
and souls of thousands of orphans,
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gent oil burners to Liverpool, Gina.;
little Jewish boys and girls, innocent
Or. F. Nansen, high commissioner of the League of Nations for Relief
gow, the Mediterranean and sped
in Russia, announces that beginning May 1 a change will he made in victims of the cruelest fate that was
cud cruise to the Holy I.and.
ever meted out to children, and who
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the Nansen food drafts. By this decision a saving of $0.75, or 12S per
Cunard Money Orders payable
cent, is effected by all who send relief to Russia in the forth of Nansen able to give them, small as that help
in POLAND and RUSSIA. Quick,
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food drafts. It is the idea of the Nansen service that by early in May,
safe, reliable.
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"Shall the effort to restore the
refugees, rebuild their homes, start
them anew along the road of self-
The so-called minority paragraphs adopted during the Paris Peace Con- support and self-respect now cease?
ference as obligatory for the constitutions of new states have not been Shall the re-establishment of the cul-
included in the Roumanian constitution because "it was found impossible tural institutions wherein will be re-
to embody these provisions in the text of the constitution," Minister of kindled and kept alive the light of
Justice Florescu declared to the J. C. B. in answer to the question. With Jewish cuture be stopped? Shall the
reference to the recognition of the languages of the minoritites in districts magnificent work that the Jews of
mainly inhabited by them, the minister declared there could be only one America have done during the past
Medal language, Roumanian. Citizens not speaking the state tongue may few years be now nullified, set at
use their own language with the help of an interpreter. Roumania respects naught, because there are some who
the rights of the minorities, Minister Florescu averred, "the spirit of -every have so little respect for their own
promises that they fail to make good
international obligation being expressed in the new constitution." •
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what they have pledged?
The president of the Polish Parliament excluded the deputies Zerbe and
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Hartglass from three , sittings and admonished the National Democratic
"In a little while
he treasury of
deputy Sawicki to keep order. This measure was taken following the riot the Joint Distribution Committee will
of several days previous when the Jewish deputies were attacked on leaving be absolutely empty. The state and
the Parliament in protest agaipst the unwillingness of the Parliament to local treasuries are already empty
hear an urgent iida:spellation against the anti-Jewish excesses in Warsaw because many who solemnly pledged
on the occasion of the demonstrations against the execution of Vicar Butch- themselves to help us in this work ,
kievitch. The Jewish press accuses th'e president of partiality for having have failed to redeem their pledges.
taken sterner measures against the Jewish deputies. All efforts to prevent If the treasury of the Joint Distribu-
a duel between the Jewish deputy llartglass and the Polish deputy SaWicki tion Committee is to become abso-
proved a failure. Seconds have already been appointed and the duel is lutely empty, as now threatens, if
expected to take place soon.
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Four hundred thousand dollajle, the largest appropriation ever made fied, if the thousands and thousands
for the purpose, was voted to the last meeting sof the Joint Distribution who have pinned their hopes upon
Committee's reconstruction committee. This, together with a previous ap- the Jews of America are hurled hack
propriation of $200,000, makes the sum of $600.000 available for recon- into the depths of despair and mis-
struction work in Poland, exclusive' of $100,000 spent by the Joint Dis- ery, American Jewry will be eternal-
tribution Committee's refugee department for barracks to shelter return- ly shamed before all humanity.
ing fugitives from war and pogroms. This huge appropriation was granted
"A way must be found to secure
on the representations by Leonard G. Robinson, European reconstruction the redemption of these pledges. A
director, who came to this country for the specific purpose of detailing the way will be found. For those who
work that still has to be done in Poland in order to set the Jews of that have so nobly responded to the call,
country on their feet. It will make possible the erection of -1,000 new who have given of their means and
houses, in which from 10,000 to 12,000 families will find homes.
of their efforts so generously, every
I honor. But a way will be found to
In order to attend the dedication of a palatial and permanent home blazon forth before all the world the
which he has donated to the Chief Rabbi of Palestine, Harry Fischel of names of those who, though amply
276 Fifth avenue, New York, sailed Tuesday on the Cunarder Berengaria able to do so, have nevertheless failed
en route for Jerusalem. Mr. Fischel was accompanied by his son-in-law, to redeem their pledges, the pledges
Rabbi Herbert S. Goldstein of the Institutional Synagogue, New York, and upon which we undertook this task.
his daughter, Mrs. Goldstein. Besides attending the dedication, Mr. Fischel I The disgrace, the shame of it will
intends to increase the home building activities of his people in Palestine. not be for those who have lived up
These activities were inaugurated on his previous visit by means of a to, their honor pledges. But the fin-
building and loan organization fashioned after American ideas. The or- ger of scorn will be pointed directly
ganization has already erected 165 homes for Jews in Jerusalem. Solomon at those who promised and broke
Lamport of New York also sailed on the Berengaria en route for Palestine. their word, an that they shall stand
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improving them.
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