Americo Awisk riorlical eater currom AMUR • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO LWISII ftRONICLE Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English Telephone GLENDALE 9.3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. XIV. NO, 1 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1923 Says J. W. B. Must DETROIT IS TO GREET PROSECUTOR VINDICATES J. N. F. Flower Day N. Y. MAYOR URGES OF LOCAL HUNGARIAN HEROIC JEWISH COMRADES AT FRONT Spend War Chest DR. CHAIM WEIZMANN On Sunday, June 1 0 CITIZENS TO GIVE TALMUD TORAHS TO Leizr,SnLi}ceZiers WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 TO KEREN HAYESOD CONTINUE CAMPAIGN WORKERS BUDAPEST.--1.1. C. BF —In au- article, Sheba' Ivan, on the charge tumn last year elections were to take of inciting to violence against mem- hers of the Jewish faith. At the Volunteers for Annual Event trial the prosecutor said that general to Meet at Kirby Center remarks of such nature should not he . ing of Huge Fund. allowed to be made. It was quite on Thursday. Preparations Completed for possible that certain people had got Issues Proclamation on Occa- pond to Plea of Judge Kei- Res out of doing their duty at the front. By MAX RHOADE Reception for World Jew- sion of "Palestine Day," Simultaneous with dozens of other of "I was at the front, however," he dan to Make ish Leader. went on, "and saw that in my bat- communities in the country, Detroit Observed May 29. Membership Drive. Day of I (Copyright, 1923, J. C. B.) talion all the Jewish Akers did their will observe annual Flower • the Jewish National Fund on Sunday, duty bravely like men. They were ZIONIST PRESIDENT TO the first in the firing line, and in the June 10, when approximately 200 URGIE$ REBUILDING OF LUNCHEON PREPARED BY WASHINGTON, D. C. — Some- I canvass of ADDRESS MASSMEETING name of these heroic comrades of volunteers will make a JEWS' OLD HOMELAND thing in the nature of a sensation was STUDENTS OF SCHOOLS mine, and in the name also of all' the city in the interest of the fund nai Ft rith 'caused here at the annual B ' honest Jewish citizens, I bring this that redeems the land of Palestine to , ban uet Monday night April 22, by • O become the property of the entire Weizmann, Untermyer, Straus ' The anti-Semitic paper Cegledi a bitter attack of Captain Julius Pey- Reception Committee of 100 In. Novel Kindergarten Entertain- Kereszteny Iljsag, reporting the inci- action before the court and ask it to • Jewish people. find Ivan guilty and to pass sentence 'rith 1 eludes Zionists and Non- I see, prominent in local Bliai B'rith Address Closing Rally all volunteers will be A meeting of dent, utilized the opportunity for ent Marks the accordingly." m circles, against the leaders of the Jew- : Zionists. launching a virulent attack against The court found Ivan guilty of in- held at the Kirby Center on Thurs- of N. Y. Drive. York for I in New ish Welfare Board Activities. the Jewish population as a whole. citing ,one class against another and day evening, June 7, when flowers, their failure to disburse the large SUM The Jews, it wrote, are of a degraded sentenced him to a term of 14 days' badges, literature and other neces. of money in he organization's "war Preparations for the reception in NEW YORK.-=The alayor of New by Syrian cast, riding reuehshod over imprisonment. The court declared, I guy material will be distributed and chest", to meet relief and other press- Detroit on Wednesday of Dr. Chaim Responding to a plea made B. Keidan at the lunch- Christian Hungary. "Have you for- however, that at the same time that, instructions given to the volunteer York City, John F. Dylan, has issued ing Jewish needs. Terming the Jew-, \V eizmann are announced completed rry H a Judge a proclamation to the citizeris,of Ne • • i Welfare Board leaders as "toms by the local committee, and the eon given Monday evening at the Kir- gotten," it asked, that the Jewish in view of their religion, their social workers. The national appeal for this, the York commending the work of the . nr Center by the board of directors of doctors hounded our Christian boys life in common, their customs and tenth annual Flower Day, follows in Koren Ilayesual and expressing satis- w were not chosen by the Jews of : arat ,.i to the president of the by the United Ilebrew Schools, for the to the front even when they were traditions and the specific Jewish con- the, and 1 , World Zionist Organization, on the co ntry to represent them, the fartion that the Jews of New York workers of the schools, the latter de- already half dead, in order to find ception of life, the Jews constitute par . who did not consult the Jewish public' occasion of his visit to Detroit for "Palestine will become the home-, set aside Tuesday, May 29, as "Pales- cided to reorganize the recent drive easier service for the hook-nosed pe- and must therefore he regarded as a for their wishes respecting the dispo- the second time in two years is ex- also urged all citizens anut to continue the work until at geny of Israel?" a group living together in (.0=1011 land of the Jewish people only when tine Day." lie sition of the remendous sum in the , equal the enthusiasm that at least the III "remember generously" on that day the soil of the country, "war chest," he demanded to The public prosecutor instituted class and not as the members of a least iron to 1,000 more new members was by Detroit Jews during was shown to faith. larger part of it, will be in Jewish the Palestine Foundation Fund "so what was being done with money know and his first visit here. are enrolled as supporters of the in- proceedings against the writer of the possession. Prior Jul the World War, that the largest sums may Inc raised the plans for its future use. stitutions for Jewish education, lir. Weizmann will arrive in De- only about 2 per cent of the Palestine for the rebuilding of the aneien land Original plans for the drive were to "Where is the money being kept, soil was in Jewish hands. The pur- of the children of Israel." The mayor a nd how i is it invested? Captain l'ey- . trait on Wednesday morning and will to o during which s rn a large reception co- by be received chase of land by Jews on a large interrupted his review of the Jubilee enrolled as ser vehemently asked, Ile said as far lien• members were scale is therefore, absolutely neces- parade celebrating the twenty-fifth as he knew no accountings of the fund mittee of 100 including Zionists and supporters o f the local iftstitutions. re non-Zionists, headed by J. Friedberg. anniversary of Greater New York in .• h w a miry for the realization of the h, Inclement weather during the week of ' order to sign this proclamation. lie Board officials to American Jewry, To Address M•ssmeeting. ish homeland. the drive caused postponement of the , received the representative of the ke Palestine Jewish. To M ■ The program of the world Jewish it "outrageous" that t e- major part of the work, with the re- , ew- an, I d eclined vi "Jews are now free to buy land Karen Ilayesod on the grand re (witted campaigns were being made leader's one-day stay here will in- sult that only part of the money need- ia lity and for Jewish Board funds when the Jewish elude a luncheon to be given at the Palestine, but so are also nun-,ing stand with great cohnili at being Welfare iincwfs'a ed to keep up the institutions was i 'the Jews, therefore, must 'expressed his pleasure to treasury was avail- Hotel Wolverine at noon Wednesday. raised through the new members sa Justice Brandeis Likens Zion 50,000 See Jewish and English • make haste, or else much of the land, able o t oassistance able, with such larger financial re- In the evening, Dr. Meizmann will far enrolled. Football Teams Play to Pioneers to Pilgrim non-Jewish hands, never . the rebuildnig of Palestine. sources. The Wriai Writh should address a mitssmeeting in the Wood- may fall into Appe ■ I by Judge Keidan. ,- ' to be redeemed again. It is, there- • The full text of the lflayor's Pro m upon itself, in conjunction with I ward Auditorium, the old Te ple a Draw. take it Fathers. At the Monday evening luncheen, fore, an urgent need to bring as much ' laniation follows: l tdher denawratic organizations to de- 1Beth El, on Woodward near Erskine a municipality As the Mayor of as possible of Palestine Judge Keidan appealed to the workers pose these lenders, Captain Peyser as- I street. land T. A.)—Fifty thou- of the N'IENNA-0. to continue the work and to help make NEW l'ORK.—(J. T. A.1—Nlore e d. e apnr.e a ji (el w t. lei ill s h m mi eA etin",g was raised by the Pal- sand spectators, including almost the into Jewish possession with the least which comprises within its limits serted, whom he termed "self-anoint l ov e ' Frhis,ymitsiasbs b the drive a success, that the school than $200,0iiii n a sty one million and a half Jews, Ile also criticised the "But, delay. the mere title to the land is the largest number ever gathered to- ''•I:" activities !nay not slacken and that estine Ili•velooment Council at the entire diplomatic corps and the whole p ossible Jewish Cointnittee as "undemocratic'",' ish and non-Jewish leaders here will I.,. • the new school planned for the North- closing sessions of the Second annual of the English colony, witnessed the a sins t ti to s nude the success am' lauded the Baud li'rith for up- greet the World Zionist head in the o t sufficient nowadays. The Jews gether in pleasure west section (if the city, for the ac- confereece held at the Hotel Astor football match between a selected n name of the city of Detroit, and it the really has attended the efferts in the holding the principle of elective lead- d, one must take physical become possession of the which particular comodation of the thousands o f Jew- Sunulay and Monday. The sum of : team of the "West (lam Unite" ry sys- is expected that o Mayor Frank E. Do- ership, as opposed to the "to" land in order t ish children who are not receiving an $500,000 has been spent in building of England's leading football teams, in the country. , campaign for the Palestine Founda- „hid, tem. P cyser is presnlent of a well- remus will be among the speakers of element must settle on the land and 4iuin Fund, I Keren Ilayesuid,) inkling of a Jewish education, may be and other forms of enterprise during , who played here against the Jewish dominant iank in this city. the evening. rawing to n close. This fund known the past half year in Palestine, it was : team of the ilakoach Spurt Club. The Thcy d made a success. till the soil with their own hands. is now Comes for Karen Hayesod. A eeeeee ive Judaism Urged. devoted to the rebuilding of Pales-, Judge Keidan spoke briefly about announced, and the Council proposes game eiPled in a draw, each of the It i s nece ssary Jewish H . A . Al exand er, o f Dr. Weizmann comes here in the ' the present needs of the schools and to add another $500.000 14 invest- , teams making a goal. colonization be fostered tun the ac- (tine, the ancient Jewish Homeland, No. 5 of the or”- of the Keren Ilayesod, the and idealism man. president of District the urgent necessity for continued ef- ment before the end of the year. The —Th u , match attracted tion because it is the city-wide first time at- in quired land. The whole Jewish pea- and the generosity this project der, whieh comprises all the South- intereg Palestin e Foundation Fund, and it is feet en the part of the handful of council adopted a resolution authoriz— l o pde must provide the means for Jew_ ifested in the support of fion tll eastern states W as the honor guest at hoped that a large sum may be col- or with are a just cause of satisfaction o all workers to keep the spirit of Judaism ing the establishment throughout the , in years that Englsih footballer. s ish labore rs without means, , the citizens of our community regard- the banquet and made a great impres- alive through the Talmud Torahs. country of a network of local Pales- came to Vienna. only small means. to become self-sus- I sion with his address, causing many Meted both from new subscribers and eld pledgors to present Dr. Weizmann : less of race or religious affiliation. • • • opment Leagues, an inter- Pupils Serve Dinner. taining settlers tin the soil made fee- tine Development of the local leaders to predict a great with a large sum of money for the y . voc• es or- I swe campaign having been auth tile by the sweat of their brows. American Jew- role fur Alexander in The attention of those in attendance upbuilding of Palestine. Those who these JEWS NOT EXCLUDED FROM "Jewish life-long peons are neithtur "Two years ago I had tht• pleasure ish affairs if he continues his interest have made pledges are urged to send at the luncheon was called to the in- ire to establish branches of GERMAN ATHLETIC FESTIVAL desirable nor possible in Palestine. It o f honoring, as alayuir of New York, sin in this field as he only became active in their remittanc es. teresting fact that the preparation leagues throughout the United States. meet- Zionist O r- ;about two "SIUNIC11.-1.1. T. A.)—The wen- is, therefore, a primal condition that the President of the World Z I have never left a Zionist meet- ago. An American ! and waiting at the dinner was done The reception c omm tee, headed d arranging the this• a parcel of land, be suitable for for imme- teal committee I entirely by pupils of the United He- ing with more satisfaction with the : teenth German Athletic Festival in dints cultivation, provided , ganization, Or. Chaim 1Veizmann, an .1eT W birth, tef the 'second or third : by Mr. Friedberg, is composed of the i I r e joice in the success which he has generation, he spoke with unusual • following: brew Reboots, with Mrs: M. Weiswass- work accomplished and the prospects in sight," Justitu• Brandeis said at' Munich this year has issued a public every Jewish pMneer in Palestine.; achieved in his present American tour fearlessness of the present Jewish sits I Rabbi Leo M. Franklin, Rabbi A. er as Supervisor. the concluding session. Justice Bran- stattument dealing with the The solution of this problem lies in I n behalf of the worthy cause which he nation in this country. Ile rebuked' I Workers for the Talmud Torahs •J. Berkowitz, Isaac Goldberg, Dr. two previeus sjwakers for the apolo- . Hugo Freund, Adolph Freund, Ber- will visit local Jews enrolled in the ,leis in particular referred to the co- I of the anti-Semites that Jewish par- the Jewish National Fund. The task represents. "I am glad to learn that the .Iew' getic tone in which they spoke con- nerd Ginsburg, David A. Brown, Al- various synagogues and organiza- operation of the Central Conference ticipants should not be permitted at of the Jewish Nationai Fund is to ac- quire as much land as possible in have set aside next Tuesday, May 29, malting he ese, Fred- t Jews. One of tions and will urge them to enroll as of Reform Rabbis, which was Rime- thefestival. ibert Kahn, Milton M. Alexander, Sol '11,.. Athletic Union in Austria, it Palestine as the inalienable property as Palestine I/ay, and, as a token a eric Willi am Wile, a J ew, h ormerly ose, a stunted at the conference by Rabbis metilluses of the institutions. An ur- Sallan Ben B. Jacobs, Fred M. But- gent plea goes forth to Detroiters to !sans. Landman, Nathan Stern and is saiul, has circulated leaflets to the of Olt. Jewish people. The fund holds the interest of all the citizens of New I prominent European war eorrespon- ze Al A Sehuraytz , M . Rosinskey , S. German At hletic Unions demanding its land open to any Jew who may be York in the revival of the II I 1 and now a leading syndicate rectuive the werke•s cordially and to Charles Levi. Rudolph Zuieback, Joseph Hurwitz dent , . , , that isms MI foreign athletes should willing to till it. Its land can be I urge upon our citizens to rselynen'i'll t'a'n writer had, in treating of anti-Semitic respuund by joining the ranks of thaw The Larger Subscriptions. hams', E. Rabinowitz, David S. ?e- ( in the taken on hereditary leasehold for but generously on that day the Pahustine 1114 4101011 in America, declared that to The largest subscription at the' ' not be permitted to take lung i who are already members. mon, Ilarry J. Lippman, Mrs. Z. Ehr- small annual rental. The fund im- Foundation Fund, (Keren ilayesould l conference carne from Dr. Stephen festival. Natitinalist newspapers have William conference Interesting Entertainment. this feeling it was to lich, Dr. P. M. Bernstein, first, and necessary Jews after S. Wise who pledged himself to per- added the threat that if this demand iinives its land with Jewish labor and so that the largest sums may be sass- lessen b "Americans Meyers, M. H. A feature of the activities at the smalls raise $50,000 for the coon- is not carried irto effect the German m akes it suitable for immediate col- ed for the rebuilding of the ancient wards ; " ' as the Jews were unduly em- Friedman, Henry Isaacs, schools the past week was an enter- , phasiting their religious and racial : Zackheim, J. Warren, Bernard , land of the Children of Israel." of Washington Athletic Festival will not be allowed tiyation. ' drew con-INate Gross, Abe Cooper, H. M. tainment given on Tuesday afternoon cil. Emanuel Hertz ! The New York Campaign of the distinction. This remark Chief Rabbi to go on without disturbances. The Homeland's Cornerstone. Greenberg, J. Levine, Max Lieber- by the former kindergarten pupils of Heights, brother of the All these attempts to introduce disc "The Jewish National Fund has Palestine Foundation Fund which was Siderable applause from the older ele- : of the British Empire, pledged his Robert Loewenberg, J. Loewen- the Wilkins street Talmud Torah for milli- cent into the ranks of the German become the important cornerstone of in progress since the arrival in this moot of the membership, belonging! man , I berg, Peter R. Miller, Joseph Neder- the new kindergarten pupils of the congregation to raise $37,500, societies will corne to noth homeland. It redeems country of Dr. Chaim Weizinann, chiefly to the Reform wing. athletic 15 houses to be erected in the Jewish nder, David Robinson, Sol Perlman, cient for La Kirby Center School. Miss Rose Pike Turning on Wile, Alexander rebuk- • stine by the council. Rabbi Max ing in the face of the unity of the the soil of Palestine for the Jewish President of the World Zionist Organ- Robinson, Mor- was the teacher of the old kindergar- Pale s . ed him for the remark, emphatically' M. L. Prensky, Louis Heller of New Orleans and Rabbi 100,000 members organized in people, holds it open to Jewish labor ization was officially closed at a grand 1 in exclaiming: "There is no conflict be cis Robinson, H. Rosenberg, I. Ro- ten class and Miss Leah Pike, who is Joel Blau of New York each person- 1,100 different athletic societies arty{ with the help of the Keren )(aye- , rally of workers which took place , senthal, R. Schomberger, Ben B. considered one of the best kindergar- II on the evening of "Pal- tween American loyalty and Juda- Hall the Town bscribed $500. Providence, R. which comprise the German Athletic sod an other colonization funds I May 29. The workers, ism!" and declared that the principles I Schwartz, I. Shetzer, I). W. Simon, ten teachers in the country, came ally su makes Jewish mass-colonization pas-lestine Day, I., was pledged to raise $10,000 by Union, it is stated. Louis Smil- here from New York to take charge however, pledged themselves tocontin- of the Torah were the foundation of I Judge Charles C. Simons, The German At hletic Festival iss Bible ble Max Grant of that city. Allentown, efforts until the large sums the Amercinn republic. He said that i ansky, A. Sarre, Robert Marwil, Max of the new class. Mothers of the pu- Pa., was pledged to the extent of not a political demonstration and is ' „.: Over 18,000 acres of land re- ue their o Morris Steingold, Nat Steingold, , ❑ pils were in attendance at this enter- ' of the anti-Defamatio trees planted in which were pledged in the course of therefore no place for controversies deemed and 750,000 investigation $10,000. Israel Nesson, Boston, sub- I Mein Steingold, Louis Stoll, David Stocke r, tainment. Refreshments were served. , . Friend,Chi- and problems which have for cen- • w flourishing Jewish the campaign are all realized. These League of the Irnai B'rith had reveal- • f , On Tuesday evening, a special ex- scribes anti-Semitic agita- whole furies agitated the best minds and to settlements is the achievements of pledges, together with the amounts ,ed ed that the F. J. Falls, New York, ' amination Was given the pupils of M. cage, $4,000; which there is no solution yet. The the Jewish National Fund in Pales- raised in cash will, it is stated, exceed lion in the United States was fostered August, Rabbi A. M. Hershman, $5,000, and Bernard Flexner and sis- Levine, Rabbi Joseph set aside for Michtin's class in the Oakland branch and group of Russian royal_ Rabbi J. L. central committee for the thirteenth , tine to date. fed But much by land is a yet the quota of . $2,000,000 Hurwitz, Rabbi ter each subscribed $1,(100. of the schools. The students were ex- ists and reactionaries in New York Eisenman, Rabbi J. German Athletic Festival in Munich to b redeemed. Every contribution New York City. The resolutions adopted for the es- Pet er or on, Jaco b • • amined in portions of the Book of rejects, therefore, all de- on Flower Day will help redeem new and had no American origin whatever. Prominent Men Speak. tablishment of local Palestine De- decisively Jacoby, Ira Cohen, M. Jeremiah. Members of the board of were These unspeakable mercenaries, he Vass, Philip ground and will bring us a mile near- Leagues throughout the Minds of this character. The features of the occasion Dann, velopment from H. Blumberg, A. Cohen, Louis directors were in attendance. Straus, former said had brought with them I It s t h e duty of . the addresses of Os St er the great goal country provide that the leagues filth with I. Davidson, Louis Duscoli, Moe Ehr- Czaristic Russia every Jew, when approached by our - Ambassador to Turkey, who had hith- dark shall be organized on a dues paying Feldman, Ilarry Frank, SUPERIORITY" liberally and to thereby in the great ego been counted among the non- Z ion- which to pollute the fairness and jus. lich, Samuel HARVEY VEHON ELECTED basis. The resolutions volunteers, make help his contribution esmut.ons pm wide that NORDIC Ford was Samuel Frank, J. Friedberg, M. national reconstruc- fists or even anti-Zionists, the address lice of America, Ilenry IDEA DANGEROUS, SAYS TO HEAD TEMPLE CLUB the local leagues shall fix their own of Samuel Untermyer, head of the the dupe of the Russian reactionaries, Friedberg, L. Rosenthal, A. Jacob, A. membership dues, provided a pe Jacobs, Max Jacobs, Judge II. DR. ADOLPHUS MILLER task of Jewish . B. Kei- the United States he asserted. W i ne, o man, . • • 'cid ( an, A . J . At the final business meeting of capita tax of not less than $3 par Defended Leo Frank. The local committee asks those who and of Dr Chaim Weizmann the lead- the year, held on Wednesday even- head shall he sent to the central o Alexander also made a reoinder to Harry Wine, Israel Katz, Ted Levin, W A S II I N GTON.—(J. C. B.1— are missed by the volunteers to mail er of the ' international movement, Louis Granet, Aaron Klein, Louis ing, 'lay 2:i, the Young People's Club Tice in New York for its administra. local fu„,].” The chairman of the meeting, Judge Judge Milton Strasburger, "Hundred per cent patriotism and their contributions to the treasurer all of De- of C: sgregation Beth El elected osen bla tt, p ra i sed th e de. • speaker, wo in referring to the neces- Smith, Philip Slomovitz, confidence in Nordic superiority are of the local committee, Joseph II. B ernard A. R yes. I. V ehon to the presidency for Aim to Establish Banks. and said that sity of the Anti-Defamation League, trait; Rabbi Bril, M. Lobster, M. M. votion of the worker , the term 1923-24. Other officers to the said it was only defensive in charac. Lebster, L. Lobster,Mrs. I,. Lebster, The, ciitnicil wen on record in the two most dangerous ideas in the Ehrlich, 227 Gratiot avenue. testified so elIaltlently that he hoped this institution Robert Kostuff, J. Safir, NI. Rosen- eleu ul were Bernard Rohl, vice. favor of the establishment in the world today. They lead exactly in strength Of the Karen ter and i opposit e lir u uti sn from which II Ian k as th • Id, I' , pre- ,I.mt ; 1 ()tette I. inst ensa t other separate Jewish that, Mr. Rosenblum, S r., an d Ben growing anny as well as all layesod than the ever magma and corresponding secretary; near future of an indus ria c iv ilazation must go if it is to sur- organizations including the B'nai Weiner, Lansing; Judge Polaskey, il , an agricultural bank for Pal- 'f faithful workers which the fund is vive." Harrison, Alex Edith Mansbach, financial secretary, well Net that Writh, would some day go out of ex- Kalamazoo; Louis as Brasch, treasurer. Those seine. The function of the indus- allying. Ile emphasized the This statement was made before or- Kalm, Joseph Hirschfield of Bay City; and Al trial bank is to encourage co-opera- h■ • cash results attune of the campaign istneee, but in the meantime such the National Conference of Social Ilattie Gittleman, Mrs. M. Si. Miss eleste:l to the board of directors are were justifiable because his year were more than double the ganizations hue ,- Peseta/ergs Caroline Appstein, tive industrial enterprise in Pales- workers in an Ruttiness on "The Myth Cohen, Mrs. J. S. Souls, Miss Rose of anti-Jewish agitation. Dr. Leighton Steels, Ruth Franklin, tnie, while the agricultural batik is to result of last year. surprised at such an inter- , Weinstein, Miss Bertha Lifsitz, Miss foster co-operative agricultural en- of Superiority," by Professor Her- "I am ■ . , 1 1 nsterwahl, Aimee Ebel and terprse. It was also decided to create bert Adolphus Miller of the depart- Pisgah Lodge and Its Ladies' Auxil- pretation of the function of B'nai Jeanette Steinberg, aliss Illuma Le- ment of sociology of Oberlin College, Weinstein and Mrs. iary Hear Interesting Talk Tel Friedman. ll'rith," said Alexander. "Neither the vin, Mrs. Henry T club's committee is at work a fund which should care for the POST PRINTS PALESTINE Oberlin, Ohio. It was plain his re- hu. B'nai B'rith or any other Jewish or- J. H. Ehrlich, representing the tia- by Edgar A. Guest. INTERVIEW THAT'S FAIR ganization striving for Jewish ends , dassah of Detroit. completing arrangements for a "Trip making of Another an economic survey put of marks were in part aimed against the restitution i agitation favoring restriction of East to i ile Moon" which will take place Pa 1est ne. Edgar A. Guest, Free Press poet, ' has apology to make for existence. We ' Monday evening, June la. ('raiser the council on record as favoring the and South European immigration was the principal speaker Monday LONDON.—(.1. T, A.)—The Morn- should be aggressive and affirmative , establishment of a penny say- evening, at the rally held by the com- ing Post publishes a comparatively I in our work, not defensive namely. Not HUNGARIAN LOAN FAILS; Coldnihia has been chartered for the ings early novel features bank for the people of Palestine. into the United States. "The alternative," said Professor bined memberships of the Ladies' oces i■ rli and many The Palestine Building Dam and PERSECUTION IS BLAMED avorable interview on the Palestine only should our eritics be censured, an- Miller, "must be a new public opinion Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge No. 31, I. situation. The interview was given but the ideals and past of Israel stead.. was Will I.,. introduced. One of the city's Savings Association, it which will condemn the egoism of a 0, B. B., and the men's 11'nni B'rith recting 120 finest dance orchestras has been se- • nounced, BUDAPEST. — (J. T. A.) — Your , was now e by Sir Martini Conway, M. P., a Con- fastly taught to the world; and be- ne and had plans for nation or race as severely as it con- order. Mr. Guest's address was en- servative, who has just returned from sides this, there still remains the great correspondent learns that the loan cured and entertainment will be pro- homes in Palestine aided for those who prefer not to the erection "of an ever-increasing demns that of an individual. When thusinstically received because of his Palestine. task of working for the cause of our which Hungary is trying to float is in dance. number." Another resolution pro- there are personal relations between human and heart-gripping poems, "Hostility between Jews and Arabs • people from within." It was learned serious danger of failure because of a people of different nations or races read by him, which brought laughter e of to and , that Alexander was one of the chief the Jewish situation in Hungary. nei sins s for thee gath ering at is steadily diminishing, , there is no basis of conflict, but when onary and tears to the eyes of the overflow 00,000 necessc considerably counsels to defend Leo Frank in At- Count Bethlen, the preinier, has re- races POLISH SOCALISTS ARE bet ween of " immediate housing and trained preudice is let loose reason audience in attendance. marked." Sir Martin declares. "I lanta. turned to Budapest empty-handed. less meet the SCORED FOR BACKING vanishes. Every man with a brogue Benjamin F. Wiener, president of see no reason why Jews should not Despite the cordial reception he has needs s of Palestine." GOVERNMENT; FASCISM credit Professor Patrick Geddes, famous is a bolshevik or a hun, and every the Michigan Council of B'nai B'rith mainta i n th s eir r se s e ttlement and contin- received at the hands of the repre- town-planner and designer of the Ile- one of different color is inferior. All Clubs, acted as chairman. An inter- ue their immigration without interfer- sentatives of Rothschilds and the II M BURG.—(J. T. A.) —The Po- vigorously at- brew university of Jerusalem, ad- are to be exploited, and in the opinion esting program was presented, in ing at all with the interests of the Paris representatives of Kuhn, Loeb lish Socialist party was of certain captains of industry the which members of the lodges and visi- Arabs. Both races can continue to Cd. towards the . loan. nothing defi- tacked by Beryl locker, a Jewish so- dressed the conference and outlined immigrant is merely a labor com- ting musicans participated. Little live in peace and comfort in Pales- in attendance at a plan to establish a Palestine instil.- NEW YOltK, — A consolidation nite has been accomplished. sialist from Poland, modity. The breakdown of preudice Miss Phylis Itatkowski gave Russian tine." Hungarian officials are now trying the Socialist Congress here. "Polish (Turn to last page.) will come when the injunction of folk dances. Miss Miriam Fleishman Sir Martin represents in Parlia- which will bring about one of the larg- to get the Jews to put in a good word Imanuel Kant is followed to 'treat recited from Edgar Guest's poems. ment the combined English universi- est orthodox Jewish congregations in for Hungary. Minister of Foreign S "elattsts," he said, "are not only America, through the merger of the tolerating the anti-Semitic govern. every person as an end, not as a Miss Edith Goldberg gave piano solos. ties. 1 , Affairs Doruvardy has addressed him- Firs t Hungarian Congregation Ohab Ment, but are giving it their support. U. OF M. I. Z. A. PICKS means. Talks were given by Adolph F reund Zedek, 13 West One-hundred and six- self to representatives of the Jewish More than that, Polish Socialists have "Individual egoism is a vice and and Mrs. Harry Fleishman. NEXT YEAR'S OFFICERS Committee of Hungary with a request found it possible to go hand in hand teenth street, and the Congregation a social demand for its sup- the program DISCRIMINATON The major portion of there is CHARGES . Pincus Elijah, West Ninety-fifth that they issue a declaration that the with the Fascisti." ANN ARBOR.—The University of pression. Group egoism is magnified consisted of contributions by the Gen- AGAINST SEPHARDIC JEWS Jews of Hungary enjoy the rights street, is announced. The plan has The delegations from nearly all as the highest virtue at present , eral Motors Dramatic Club. A me- Success place in the little town of Teertel for the appointment of a medical officer. Of a total of 25 members of the 'fawn Cuuuneil, 20 desired the ap- pointment of Dr. Isadore Heinrich. The president of the local bench, however, ruled out Dv Ileinrich's nominatain on the ground that he was not a Christian. 111Nmembers of the council who supported Dr. Heinrich consequently abstained from voting as a demonstration of pro- test. Week's Is It if 200 000 RAISED AT "HAKOACH ELEVEN D CCONFERENCE IS UNVANQUISHED ■ FINE PROGRAM AT RALLY OF LOCAL I. 0. B. B. CLUBS ■ TWO N. Y. ORTHODOX SYNAGOGUES MERGE Michigan chapter of the Intercol- countries include prominent Jewish legiate Zionist Association, at a Socialists. Edward Bernstein and meeting held Sunday morning, elect- Hilferding are in the German delega- ed the following officers for the en- tion. Deputy Pistiner is with the suing year: B. P. Persky, '25-M, Roumanians. The Russian Socialists president; M. Merton, '25-L, vice- are represented, among others, by the president; B. Natchez, '25, secre- Bandists Abramowitz and Steinberg. Deputy Treves is a member of the tary; M. E. Bachman, '25-M, treas- , tan delegation. The American urer. Plans for the coming year are to delegation includes Morris Hillquit, Judge Jacob Pankan and Morris Ber- continue the study circle in Zionism and to start a campaign for greater 'um. The Poste Zionists are also represented, their delegates including work for Palestine on the campus. The decision in the essay contes & Kaplansky, a member of the Zion- will be announced during the comin g ist executive; M. Rubashoff of Ber- week. lin and Beryl,Locker of Poland. whether in religion, nation or cham- lange of melody by Miss Miriam Lev- in, Miss Mayone Clayton and Roy ber of commerce. "'In every case public opinion has Gallie; songs and pianologues by Miss trained its groups to rationalize about •Winnie Goers and James Stark; solos their respective superiority. But this by Miss Jessie Kopats, mezzo soprano training has been artificial and myth- I and comedy songs by S. Stahpel, who ical. People have been justified in directed the General Motors numbers, satisfying their egoism through le- I were included in the selections by this gend, religion, the press, the law, dramatic club. Saul Silverman, chairman of the neighborhood gossip, and now by science. Most immigrants are learn- Glee Club, was in charge of the ar- ing to fear and sometimes hate Amer- rangements for the program, with ica just as the Jews have feared and , Mrs. Benjamin Gould in charge of the despised the Christians, for their 'auxiliary's committee. Refreshments haughty airs and much moralizing." were served following the program. JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A. )—The charge that Sephardic Jews in Pales- tine are not accorded equal treatment with Ashkenazim is contained in an article in the Doer Hayom, a Hebrew daily. The writer complains bitterly that Jewish public institutions are dis- criminating against Jews of Sephar- dic stock. Among 356 officials and employees of the Zionist Executive, the Vaad Leumi, the Anglo-Palestine Bank and others, 13 Sephardim are to be found, he asserts. received the ratification of the trus- tels . of each congregation and will go in immediate effect. The plans in- cl de the erection in the near future of an additional synagogue by Ohab Zedek on the west side, whcih is in- tended to be one of the largest in the c ity 5, The Rev. Philip Klein, rabbi of Ohab Zedek, will officiate at both syn- agogues, with Rabbi Josef J. Schwartz of Pincus Elijah as assisting rabbi. The Rev. Josef Rosenblatt, for eleven years cantor of Ohab Zedek, will be cantor for both synagogues. guaranteed them by the peace treaty. This request was debated at a meeting of the Kehillah, which result- ed in the adoption of a rather diplo- matically worded resolution stating that the Jews of Hungary trust that the stabilization of Hungary will bring about an improvement in the political condition of the Jews. The Hungarian authorities are not satisfied with this statement and de- mand a more definite declaration in order to influence favorably the bank- ers to whom application for the loan has been made. Il