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JUNE 22, 1923

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ing of Palestine, including the Jewish movement for the rebuilding of Pal-
INVITE NON-ZIONISTS
National Fund, the Hadassah Organ- estine today becomes a problem of
entire nation, on a par with the
TO MEMBERSHIP IN ization. The American Jewish Phy- the
sicians' Committee for the Medical numerous other problems that must
be
solved by American Israel, and all
THE JEWISH AGENCY !Colle ge in Jerusalem, The American

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FARM

be taken up as entirely new and will
be met definitely with the creation of
such an agency that will in reality
become the spokesman for the Jew.

NIIIMMO•
1Ziun Commonwealth, and The Pales of us, without differentiation of re -
A. D. HILLMAN
tine Development Council. Included ligious belief or economic standing,
in the $1,750,000 is the sum of M- must participate in the work, partic-
Red Estate Exchange Specialist
I eirh•nge what you ha,,
ini to continue our work of building 000 for the bonds of the municipal- ularly to the exclusion of such men
nil do not went for what
up Palestine," he declared. ity of Tel-Aviv (Palestine) which who misrepresent the Jewish cause.
you have not soil do w•nt
Judge Moses introduced Hon. Alex- were floated in the United States. In This is true of every other undertak-
Single Homes,
Cash
for Land Contracts and
ing.
It
is
high
time
to
solve
the
ques-
ander Armstrong, Attorney General, addition to the $6,000,000 consider-
Duplexes
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tion of disunion in the midst of Jew-
of the State of Maryland, who repre- able sums were also expended in Pal-
and
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213
ry.
Dr.
Adler
has
dealt
with
an
old
sented the State of Maryland and estine for relief purposes.
Home Sit..
Mr. Neumann presented figures problem. Here is hoping that it will
Bones ua Fmrlo ► Tolographlo Money.)
welcomed the convention in its name.
(From cable* of Forfeit
The Warsaw Educational Commission has decided to postpone the con- Mr. Armstrong declared that it was showing that the Palestine Founda-
n unusual privilege which he deeply tion fund had grown during the sec-
■
sideration of Dr. Thon's proposal relative to the numerus chums until the
laity Company
appreciated to be able to welcome to ond year of its collection activities in
Blain.
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government hearing is concluded.
Maryland this convention, for the the United States. The total amount
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Garfield 2423.5380
of this convention, unlike raised for the first 13 months being
The American Consulate at Vienna has put a stop temporarily to the purpose
From the President's Dealt—Talk No. 143. '
other conventions which met in this . approximately $1,800,000, while in
issue of visas to all Immigrants except those having blood relatives • in state, was different from the others. the second 13 months up to J une 15 ,
America. The resumption of the NSW` of visas to those not having relations It was designed to bring nothing to 1923, a total of $2,300,000 was raised
for a month or two.
those present, personally, but it representing an increase of about 30
iu the United States is not expected
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aimed to open the doors of Palestine per cent.
The Moat Popular
Great excitement was aroused in Jewish circles in Warsaw when repre- to hundreds of thousands of Jews,
Quality Automobile."
sentatives of the anti-Semitic group brought before the administration com- and to help them build up a land with
mission a proposition for the prohibition of Shechita. The proposal was institutions that it would he a credit
bitterly fought. No final action on the measure has been decided on as yet. to have. It seems peculiarly just, he
(Concluded from Editorial page.)
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declared, that Palestine should be
A delegation of Jewish students of the Polish universities appeared be- built up by those who gave it its his- When there was a time to offer pro-
By Franklyn Hobbs
tory, and it was a source of deep test against pogroms small groups
fore the Warsaw Rabbinical Council complaining that their practice in
dissection work at medical schools was endangered owing to the lack of gratification that the Jews were mak- started the movement by declaring
This is a very helpful book—one
Selling for
Jewish corpses. The rabbinate is now meeting in conference to consider ing of Palestine a sanctuary for the themselves the spokesmen for the
HAMTRAMCK CHEVROLET
that every wage-earner and busi-
Jewish people, to which anyone might Jew. Then practically all Israel fol-
the problem.
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lowed
with
its
protest
that
proved
if
he
desired
to
find
that
happiness
go
ness man in America should read.
which we in America consider part of mighty and effective. But there were
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One of the features which has attracted great attention at the Interne-
our birthright. lie expressed the other undertakings that failed be-
Here is but one of the many
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tional Exposition now being held at Padua, Italy, is an exhibition of the
hope that at the end of this session cause the central force did not come
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helpful truths that fill its pages:
products of the Jewish colonists of Palestine . The Jewish exhibits have
the Zionists would be brought nearer from the heart of all Jewry. Self-
great
amount
of
attention,
not
only
from
Jewish
but
from
the
received a
to the realization of their dream for appointed spokesmen for the Jewish
"The difference between the
general visitors to the exposition.
the help of their people and the bet- people have too often harmed rather
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rich man and the poor man is the
terment of mankind. than benefited us. We had an instance
Soronna, the German colony outside Jaffa founded by the Templars in
individual
here
several
difference
in what he buys with
Howard Bryant, president of the of such 1111
the early eighties, has, by its own request, been included in the jurisdiction
city council of Baltimore, welcomed weeks ago during the visit to our City
MEYER BARRON. Prop.
his money.
of the municipality of Tel-Aviv, the self-contained Jewish community.
those present in the name of the of Dr. Chaim Weizman, when Harris
Buyers of All Kinds of
Soronna's choice lay between Jewish Tel-Aviv and the municipality of
city. Baltimore is a city noted for its Selig, who was the Yiddish speaker
"The rich man has bought
WASTE PAPER
Jaffa, which is predominately Arab, and the Germans chose the former.
hospitality, and that well known hos- of the evening, made a plea for Zion
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wealth and position—the poor
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pitality the citizens of Baltimore , at the expense of Hebrew schools.
Replying to a delegation of Jewish students, M. Anghelescu, Roumanian
man has bought trash."
were anxious to show to those assem- When approached by the superintend-
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Minister of Education, denied their plea for the removal of the limitations
bled for the Zionist convention. On ent of the local schools fur an explan-
/
of Jewish students at the universities. He declared that for the present
Are
you
putting
hard-earned money into too many
behalf of the mayor of Baltimore and ation of the outrageous attack on the
this could not be done. He declared also that the restriction regulations
theatre tickets —too many entertainments—too
Roumanian prov- the municipality he extended a wel- ' Talmud Torahs made by Mr. Selig,
many
automobiles—too
many clothes? Why not
for
the
present
would
also
apply
to
the
recently
acquired
MO =1
come to all those present and urged Dr. W eizman sided against the latter,
put that money in the bank—in bonds or in real
inces of Bessarabia and Klausenburg.
them to avail themselves of the spirit and expressed himself as resentful
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estate—and
BECOME
WEALTHY?
of friendship which the citizens of that Zionist lecturers should oppose
The duel which had been arranged between Paul Sandor, the Jewish
Deputy to the Hungarian Parliament, and the anti-Semitic Deputy Besnard Baltimore were showing. To Dr. the building of Hebrew schools, A
has been postponed to give Besnard a chance to get in trim once more. Weizmann, to all those present, he man like Harris we would class with
fought with I gave the keys of the city of Balti- the self-appointed spokesmen for our
Besnard needs recuperation because of another duel which he
or
people who undertake to spec
more.
Bossy, a deputy who has been very friendly to the Jewish interests. Bes-
Rabbi Morris S. Lazaron of the Palestine and instead hurt the move-
Jewish
questions.
on
nerd's marksmanship was on a par with his reasoning
congregation, ment. Dr. Theodor lierzl, the late
Hebrew
Baltimore
Ile was severely wounded.
who founder of the present Zionist move-
Temple,
Avenue
Madison
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brought the greetings of the Jews of ment, declared at the very beginning
Chancellor Cuno received Jacob Landau, director of the Jewish Tele-
Baltimore, followed. He brought the of his activities for Palestine that "a
graphic Agency, in the company of other Jewish journalists, in Berlin and keys, nut of the city, but of the return to Zion must be preceded by a
spoke at length on the problems facing Germany, particularly dwelling on
hearts of the Jews of Baltimore, no return to Judaism," yet a "modern'
the vexing reparations issue. The Jew has always been an instrumentality
that the convention can bring the Zionist lecturer comes here and at -
for the promotion of peace Cuno declared. and the "mighty Jewish press
old Jewish appeal to the heart of tacks the very foundation of Judaism .
Granite and Marble
of America" may do much towards the moulding of a sane attitude towards
As we listened to Mr. Selig we could
every Jew in the city.
ed..
,
.clui,l
the reparations problem, he con
not help but feel that the late Dr.
Lipsky's Address.
Louis Lipsky, chairman of the na- Max Nordau and his followers were
The defeat of the attempt to discriminate against Jews at llarvard tional executive committee of the right when they charged that the
Griswold end Lafayette.
University would prevent further such disagreeable affairs against any race Zionist Organization of the America, present leaders I were ignoring the
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70 Years of Success
or group in American institutions of learning, B. Loring Young, speaker and later elected chairman of the ideals of the founder of the Zionist
Phone Cadillac 48
of the Massachusetts House and an overseer at Harvard, told members of convention acknowledged on behalf movement and that Herzlian Zionism
Louis A. W.A., Representative
the
Maccabees
and
Young
Men's
Ilebrew
Association
at
a
banquet
at
Wor-
of the Zionists the kindness and wel- was on the decline. This is merely to
The Only Jewish MONUMENT
cester, Mass. Mr. Young was given a testimonial in recognition of his oppo- come of the city of Baltimore, the quote one unfortunate example of
Dealer in Detroit.
sition to anti-Jewish propaganda.
State of Maryland, and the Jews of , self-appointed spokesmen for us. A
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the city. He expressed particular
The homes of six Jewish families in the village of Zegilovka, Volhynia, satisfaction at the appreciation of the
e township,
were set fire to and completely destroyed by peasants of
of
the
officials of the city and state
according to reports of the Lemberg papers. The peasants, seeking to aims of the Zionist movement, and
justify themselves, contended that the Jews had informed the Soviet ad- the cordial wishes extended for its
inis tration that the peasants were disloyal. A Soviet punitive expedition, success. Maryland, through its rep-
following the firing of the homes, was dispatched to the village and the resentatives and senators, had always
homes of a number of the peasants were burned in punishment for their shown its sympathy for Zionist aspi-
l llllll
action, the papers allege.
rations, especially at the time of the
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passage of the Zionist Resolution in
Anti-Semites from all parts of Germany are making pilgrimages to Congress.
Saalfeld, where are the graves of the two assassins of Dr. Walter Rathenau,
Mr. Lipsky asked for an alliance of
the Jewish Foreign Minister of Germany. The memory of Fischer and aims with the hitherto opposing Jew-
Kerns, both of whom committed suicide, is being held green by Jew-baiters, ish faction of assimilationists. Gen-
Select Dancing Nightly
who regard the assassins as martyrs. The graves are covered with floral erous terms, he said, must be offered
presented at
wreaths and postal cards are sold to the visiting anti-Semites making pil- them. They could not be expected to
grimages to the graves, the proceeds being devoted to the purchase of come at once into the Zionist organi-
Particular People Prefer
zation. But among asaimilationists
fresh flowers.
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(Six.mila Road and Livernois)
the Palais
as well as all other Jews, he held,'
Rabbis Schneerson and Perlov, sentenced at Gomel to six months' hard the national spirit revived by the war
Strictly censored. Highest labor following their conviction by the Soviet for performing rabbinical was now triumphant.
Standard
functions which the court held to be properly the jurisdiction of the state,
"This is not an exaggeration," he
3 p. m.
have had their sentences annulled, owing to their advanced age. The court said. "We believe that the whole
Palais Musicians—The Band You
sentencing the two aged rabbis was to have tried all the Jewish ecclesiastical Jewish people, right and left, the as-
Love to Dance With.
dignitaries of the Gomel province for giving advice and settling cases in similationists As well, are coming to
Jewish arbitration courts known as the "Beth Din," Rabbi Barashansky, realize that with the ratification of,
who had previously served a seven months' sentence, was a witness at the the Palestine mandate a new life be-
trial and testified that he and the rabbis arraigned had performed these gins for the Jewish people, more dig-
functions, which are within the province of the orthodox rabbi.
nified and freer for self-expression ,
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than ever before."
In an interview with the representative of the Jewish Telegraphic
The declaration that the great ma-
of selections from
Agency, Felix Warburg, who is in Vienna to attend the Joint Distribution jority of Jews in all countries are ,
Going to Europe surrounded by
Committee conference, declared that the first news of the participation of now now in support of the Zionist,
the privacy of your own home and
the luxury of a fashionable hotel.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. in the international loan for Hungary came to him after program was the so-called "keynote"
his departure from America. Mr. Warburg said that he had since learned of the meeting. The suggestion for ,
This company maintains a week-
ly (Tuesday) service, to Cher- that the share of Kuhn, Loeb & Co. in the loan was principally in the bringing into line the remaining mi-
Austrian phase. Conditions in Austria were much better, he said, and the nority possibly will be included in the ;
bourg and Southampton with quick
ACT I
further improvement of the situation by means of the loan would be re- proposals of the convention to the In-
transfer in England to the prin-
flected also in improvement of the situation of the Jews there. Before leav- ternational Zionist Congress at Carla-'',
cipal Baltic ports.
ing Austria, Mr. Warburg will confer with the President of Austria, Herr bad in August.
(Heavenly Aida)
Tyrrhenia ...June 28-Aug. 8
The "folly" of the conservative as-
Hainisch.
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Enrico Caruso
•
Laconia ....July 12-Aug. 22
similationists' policy, Mr. Lipsky said,
Also Sung by Giovanni Martinelli
Speed, comfort and service un-
Details of the shooting and killing of Feiwel Blankenstein, aged GB, are "have been amply proved by the
excelled on these giant oil burn
nt ined in reports from Zovichost, near Lublin, where the tragedy occur- wi
of anti-Semitic
widespread
:
ers. In addition we maintain reg
red. Blankenstein went to the postoffi ce to buy stamps, stopping for a chat feeling
feeling during and after the World
ular millings on new, fast and ale
(Return Victorious)
wit h Wolchinski, a district official Standing nearby was Stanislav Koborski,
gent oil burners to Liverpool, Glas-
the postmaster's brother-in-law, who told the postmaster's 13-year-old boy
Johanna Gadski, Soprano
"Two-thirds of the Jewish world
gow, the Mediterranean and spe-
to bring a bullet with which "to shoot the old Jew." The boy obeyed and was engulfed in the war. The Jew
cial cruise to the Holy Land.
Koborski, moving to a window a few paces away, fired the gun, instantly shared the common privations and
Rates to suit every purse.
I killing the old man. Blankenstein left a widow and six children. The mur- made the same sacrifices of life and
Cunard Money Orders payable
derer has been arrested.
property. But even as the battle
in POLAND and RUSSIA. Quick,
(Guardian and Avenger)
raged he found he was mistaken in
safe, reliable.
Antonio Paoli, Tenor
There is a greater need now than ever before for Americanization thinking his comrades in arms or his
schools because of spreading radical tendencies in many sections of the ; fellow civilians, regarded him as a
Andrea De Segurola
CUNARD LINE,
country, Orin P. Moore, chief examiner, United States Bureau of Naturaliz_ member of the same household. As
Bass and Chorus
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ation, said in an address at Washington. Declaring Bolshevism and Com- he prepared to salute the flag for
munism were being advocated in the United States, "mostly in foreign Ian- which he was prepared to die, he
ACT III
D•trelt,
guages," Mr. Moore said: "I can say without hesitation that the majority knew that the others regarded this
of those taught in the Americanization schools know more about American flag as their own, not his, that they
ideals and fundamental principles of our constitution than does the average considered him an alien, first to be
(My Native Land)
American-born adult." ousted in case of need, last with
Emmy Destinn
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whom to share their bread."
•
The British government. while it supplied the White Russian leader and
President Harding Thanked.
ACT IV.
pogromist, Denikin, with ammunition, did not countenance his attitude A resolution of thanks to President
towards the Jews and sought to prevent his excesses against them. Assistant Harding and members of his adminis-
Secretary of Foreign Affairs McNeil made this statement in answer to a tration who were instrumental in
query by Noel Buxton. member of Parliament, as to whether any protests placing the official stamp of approval
(The Priests Assemble)
had been lodged against Denikin's Jew-baiting. The British representatives of the United States on the Palestine !
Louise Homer, Contralto
Northway
were instructed to exert all their efforts in behalf of the Jews there an d restoration movement of the world
Enrico Caruso, Tenor
High Commissioner Sir H. MacKinder unon his departure for Russia at the Zionists was passed. The resolution's
3406 — 3407
time was given specific instructions to investigate and report all excesses, to be sent to President Harding is as
follows:
McNeil said.
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"The Zionists of America, in con-
(Aida Thou Hest Taken) .
Professor Leonard of Berlin, winner of the Nobel mine for physics, vention assembled at Baltimore, de-
Louise Homer, Contralto
has tendered his resignation to the University of Heidelberg. with which sire to convey to the Government of
Enrico Caruso, Tenor
he was connected. While no reason is given. it is believed to be due to the United States their gratitude for
Member of Detroit Funeral
the fact that Leonard was recently disciplined by the university adminis- the joint resolution favoring the es-1
Directors Association.
tration for his continuance of his college classes during the funeral of Dr. tablishment of a national home for
(Death Approaches)
Walter Rathenau. With the exception of Professor Leonard's classes, all Jews in Palestine, unanimously adopt-
collegiate instruction was suspended during the funeral. Professor Leonard ed by Congress and signed by the
Bianca De Cases. Mezzo
has been one of the leaders of the anti-Semitic agitation. Recently he President. We feel that this historic
Soprano and Chorus
received much publicity by his appeal to the Nobel Prize Commission to act, promoted by the spirit of the
rewind the Nobel prize it has awarded to Professor Einstein on the ground traditinoal American ideals of justice
that Professor F.inatein "did not sufficiently represent the German spirit." and liberty, contributed greatly to-
(The Fatal Stone)
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ward the ratification of the Palestine
Johanna Gadgki. Soprano
Fifteen students, among them six young women. were in the first gradu- mandate by the League of Nations at
E
L.,. it S I
%del,
Enrico Caruso, Tenor
ating class of the first labor college which went forth from Katonah, N. Y.. the San Remo conferences.
"We believe that in expressing our
Soto from above duet also sung by
after completing a two-year course at Brookwood College in sociology.
psychology, labor journalism. statistics and labor problems. They will re- thanks to the American people and to
Nicola Zerola, Tenor
turn to the labor unions to which they belong to take their places as workers Hii Excellency President Harding we
aTt• •
Mimi. 4. 4.4.
for trade unionism. The graduates. who represented eight nationalities and voice the sentiments not only of the'
!seven labor unions, were: Elsa Allen, Bessie Friedman, Mary Goff, Ruth Jews of America. but also of those in
(Farewell, Oh Earth)
('Gordon, Mortis Metros and Edward Trepal of New York: Martin Beardslee, the rest of the world, who know that
Johanna Gadski, Soprano
Hartford. Conn.; Katherine Bennett and Tannya Bennett, Katonah; Tony this great and mighty republic will
Enrico Caruso. Tenor
Garden, Glencoe. Ohio; Sidney Henerson. Paullina• Iowa; Joseph Kunz. continue to foster and promote those
Also Sung by
lofty ideals."
• Baltimore; E. J. Lever, Philadelphia; Charles Moore, Manchester. England;
$6,000,000 Raised.
Lucy Marsh, Soprano, John McCor-
Israel alufson, Passaic.
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mack, Tenor
Six million dollars has been raised
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The strike against the railways declared by the Chassidic followers of in the past two years by Jewish or-
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Shsvuoth holiday when Chasidim from all parts of Poland comnlained of ing to 70 tier cent of the total,
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other
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