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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1923

VOL. XIV. No. 16.

JEWISH IMMIGRANT
1 Palestme Garden
DISTURBANCES ARE Mobilize Forces For
BANK IS ORGANIZED
City Being Planned
RENEWED AGAINST
U.S. Jewish Purposes
JEWS IN ROUMANIA

People's Bank Registered in London;

Capital Is $2,500,000.

New University Term Marked
by Clashes at Bacau and
Klausenberg.

MUNICH, LEIPSIC ARE
ANTI-SEMITIC CENTERS

Movement Is Intensified Since
Ford's European Visit
Two Years Ago.

BUCIIAREST.—(J. T. A.—Anti•
Jewish disturbances broke out simul,
taneously in two places in Roumania
this week. In Bacau student dis-
ciples of the anti-Semitic agitator,
Professor Cuza, invaded en masse a
hall in which a Jewish students' dance
was being held and attacked the
guests. The police, according to eye
witnesses' reports received here,
worked in cahoots with the mob, ar-
resting Jews who attempted to fight
back their assailants. Among those
taken into custody are two officials,
Solomon Pascal and Carl Meyerowici.
Deputy Chrism Vianu, liberal, who
witnessed the attack, issued a state-
ment following the disturbance de-
manding the release of the officials,
He confirms that the police favored
the assailants. A thorough investiga-
tion of the attack and drastic punsh-
cent for the offenders is promised by
the Minister of Justice, who hurried
to Barns on receiving reports of the
disturbance.
With the beginning of the new
semester at the University of Klaus-
enberg, the rector, Jacobovicci, has
promised police protection to the
Jewish students who were routed
from the campus. The Minister of
Instruction, in view of the disturb-
ances, has announced he will facili-
tate the issuance of passports to Jew-
ish students who desire to study in
foreign countries.
The government is still timerous
about opening all of the universities
on account of the fear of more
trouble. The League of Non-Parti-
san Students has issued a memoran-
dum appealing to the authorities to
open "the universities before we be-
come gray."
•

ANTI "INTERNATIONALE"
BROADCASTS PROPAGANDA
PRACUE.—(J. T. A.)—The anti-
Semitic "Internationale" has its head-
quarters in Munich and Leipsic. From
these two points the propaganda of
hate is broadcast to Austria, Czecho-
Slovakia and even in countries where
anti-Semitism has been hitherto un-
known, such as the Scandinavian
lands and Italy.
This fact the J. T. A. is able to
state after an exhaustive investiga-
tion of the sources of the anti-Jewish
propaganda. The fact seems clear,
too, that the agitation attained its
present intensive form following the
visit of Henry Ford sonic years ago
to Karlsbad, where he met the Ger-
man deputy Jung and a group of un-
scrupulous Szecho-Slovakian politic-
ian.
The J. T. A.'s information is to
the effect that the central office of
the Jew baiters is working hand in
hand with the Catholic church in Cen-
trla Europe. The Jesuit order is ap-
parently actively linked with the
movement.
The movement is also honeycombed
with "monarchists." It may be said
that all monarchists nurse as an aim
second only to their desire to put
themselves again in power--the de-
termination to harass Jewry.

LONDON. — (J. T. A.)—The
United Jewish People's Bank, Ltd.,
been registered in London on
Aug. 30 by the directorium of the
United Jewish Emigration Commit-
tee.
The bank, which, according to its
•
articles of incorporation, will seek to
promote the development of handi-
craft industries and agriculture
By JACOB BILLIKOPF
among Jews, starts with a capital of
1500,000.
In certain impatient circles, it has reaching into 1,200 communities and
It will aim to foster In particular
become almost axiomatic that the built up by the American Jewish and
l kinds of co-operative undertak-
generality of American Jewry suffers other relief committees be not "sera
rap- r legs and assist in the emigration and
from "laissez faire"—that it is indif- ped," but remobilized for the purpose immigration of Jews throughout the
ferent regarding matters of general of obtaining support for national
world.
Jewish import. But, the contrary has Jewish philanthropies, educational
While its ultimate objects are of
been most gratifyingly demonstrated and religious agencies in a manner a social nature, the institution is au-
with regard to the proposal that, if worthy of the great work done by thorized to conduct a regular banking
and when the need for raising funds them, individually and collectively.
business
It was not contemplated by the pro-
to relieve our war-stricken brethren
Among the subscribers are Latzki-
finally comes, the vast organization posal contained in my recent paper,
entitled "Shall the Great Foreign Re- Bertholdi, Advocate Sllosberg, Leo
lief Machine Be Scrapped?" that all Motzkin, Dr. L. Branson, Vladimir
efforts to raise funds for war relief Tiomkin, Rabbi Jochelman and Dr.
be abandoned. This much be con- Brutzkus. The directors of the bank

ted Social Worker Urges Calling of
No

has

Conference to Organize All Ele-
ments Of American Jewry

LEVITAN PUNCTURES
ANTI-JEWISH MYTH

Anti-Semitic Charges Exploded
by Wisconsin State
Treasurer.

ASHLAND, Wis.—(J. T. A.)—The
myth that is being circulated about
the country "that the Jews are rap-
idly approaching financial and com-
mercial control of this country," was
exploded by Solomon Levitan, State
Treasurer of Wisconsin, in an ad-
dress before the Northern Council of
Co. Mini Writh meeting here.
"Never was there a greater illu-
sion. The great mass of our people
is composed of hard working folks at
the bottom layer of the struggle for
existence or barely rising above it,
"We have in our country one man
who, through his antagonism towards
the Jews, is trying to raise himself to
the highest political position in the
land, but his agitation is built on
falsehood and it cannot stand. His-
tory has shown that we always have
had some 'Ionian, but always we have
overcome their evil influence. Think
of the countries that have oppressed
the Jews, where are they today? Fate
has visited julice. upon them."

MAX WARBURG WILL SUE
"ARYAN" PAPER FOR LIBEL

BERLIN.(—J. T. A.)—Max War-
burg, the well known Jewish banker
of Hamburg, has announced that he
will file a suit for libel against the
anti-Semitic organ, Der Ilammer.
The paper, which is the organ of
the so-called "Aryan faction,"
charged that Warburg's banking firm
had profited greatly by the war. The
"Hammer" further charges that War-
burg had been very intimately con-
nected with the German military and
official headquarters and had exploit-
ed the knowledge gained from these
sources for his own profit.
Warburg brands both of these
charges as absolute lies, declaring
that his banking firm, far from mak-
ing money through the war, had ac-
tually suffered a considerable loss as
a result of it.
Mr. Warburg is a brother of the
New York banker and social worker,
Felix Warburg, of whom the "Ham-
mer" spoke as the leader of the
"banking world in America." This
assertion, too, Herr Max Warburg
I characterises as false.

tinued as long as the need exists. have not yet been appointed.
Nor was it contemplated that the
Amercian Jewish Relief Committee,
as such, should assume the new work
suggested. The proposal, it ought to
be said for the benefit of those who
may not have read it, is that as the
need for raising foreign relief is abat-
ing, the great army of men and wom-
en who gave themselves so freely to
this cause, and who are eager to con- Rabbi Israel Goldstein Broad-
tinue their splendid public activity,
casts Sermon Explaining
should be remobilized for the solution
Rosh Ha - Shanah.
of the pressing philanthropic, educe-
tional and religious problems of
American Jewry.
NEW YORK.—The sword is rat-
Keen Interest Displayed.
That social workers should display tling restlessly for the next war, de-
glared Rabbi Israel Goldstein of Tern-
a keen interest in this proposal was
to be expected; also publicists, jour- cle B nal Jeshurum, president of the
realists and rabbis. But an equally Young People's League of the United

PICTURES NEXT WAR
IN HIS RADIO TALK

keen interest has been displayed br Synagogue of America, whose address
the men and women of the regiona , was part of the program broadcasted

state and local committees, upon from WEAF last Thursday night ex-
whom, after due credit has been lanatory of the significance of the

given to those who led them, devolved Jewish New- Year. This was the see-
the actual burden of raising, since and of a series of radio programs
1915, the $60,000,000 which Amen- which the United Synagogue is broad-
can Jewry has contributed for war casting on the Thursday evenings pre-
relief. It is they, more than any ceding the Jewish holidays and fes-

other class, who are most eager that hie a , , ls.
The antagonisms which divide
this remarkable activity which has
had the effect, on the one hand, of men into armed camps rill yet bring
breaking down class barriers and, on cataclysmic catastrope unless they
the other of giving each of f the par- are checked and allayed, and super-
seded by a force that is stronger than
ticipants a broader view and a clearer
understanding of Jewish responsibili- hate. The battlefields are scarcely
dried of the blood of the last holo-
ties, shall not cease.
When the need for war relief has caust, and the next wa ris being plan-
passed, they say, they will be glad if ned. Crippled Europe is still nursing
something will be found whereby will its sores and gashes, and already the
sword is rattling restlessly for the
be continued the opportunities which
next slaughter. The sword, did I say
the need for foreign reief gave them.
—what
a tame, old-fashioned instru-
And they have very definite ideas of
the form which this new activity shall ment that will be. The sword can
only
kill
one at a time. It doesn't
take. The chairman of a committee
pay to waste precious killing time
in a small community wrote:
that
way.
The swords will be broken
In five years we haven't had a
single poor family in our midst. At into ploughshares and the spears will
the same time, the amounts sub- be beaten into pruning hooks, yea,

scribed here for national institutions and in their stead will come electri-
are ludicrous in proportion to our cally-charged jets of water which will

means. Fifty dollars is the top fig- paralyze armies at a time; radi-di-
use. This is a joke when you con- reeled airships which will pour forth
shier that we have a dozen people bombs nod bullets at a mad rate fo

here, each worth over half a million. 1,000 a minute, amphibious subma-
These same people, if they lived in rises which will be equipped for de-
Baltimore, Chicago or in Philadelphia, struction in water and air alike, dead-
s ly ga es before which battalions will
would have been among the substan-
tial givers. But in our last war re- be withered like fields of hay, mi-
llet capmaign we raised $15,000 as ropes of war whose powers will be a
against a quota of $12,000. The A. tribute to the king of hell That is a

American Jews to Build Cen-
ter Near the Colony of
Balfouria.

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

ALL-JEWISH ELEVEN
DEFEATS MITISHERS

Hakoach of Vienna Is Victor Over

Westham Team.

40 JEWISH REFUGEE
FAMILIES IN JAPAN
ASK U. S. FOR HELP

LONDON. — (J. T. A.) — English
and European papers are devoting
much space to the sensational victory
of the all-Jewish Ilakoach football $2,000 Cabled Sufferers by
team of Vienna over the Westham
Joint Distribution
All-England League team. The latter
Committee.
team is ranked among the leading
teams in England.
The London Mail declares that the CONSUL KIRJASSOFF MAY
Ilakoach team playing was remark-
BE ALIVE, SAYS BROTHER
ably scientific and quick. The Vien-
na and Prague papers comment on
the fact that a continental team has

In the ancient Valley of Jezreel in
Palestine, which was once a populous
and thriving region and the center of
numerous eveats of great historic im-
portance, American capital and en-
ergy are attempting to restore the
ancient prosperity by means of an
extensive agricultural and urban de-
velopment. In line with this pro-
Consul General's Father, Rua-
gram, the American Zion Common- won a victory over a London team (
wealth, with headquarters at 114 in a sport which is fundamentally sian Jew, Lives in
Fifth avenue, New York City, an- British.
Brooklyn.
nounces that its board of directors
This is the second game between
has adopted a plan for building a the Mogen David wearing Ilakoach
Garden City on a tract of land which and the Westham elevens. The for-
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Forty
it owns in the valley not far from the mer game, which was played in Vies_ Jewish families, by all indications
colony of Balfouria and near the rail- na, ended in a draw.
refugees from hte devastated area of
road center of Afule.
Yokohama, are in distress, according
The Garden City is already being
to a cable received from Kobe, Japan,
laid out by engineers of the common-
by the Hebrew Immigrant Aid So-
wealth and while, in its first compass,
ciety (Hiss) through the State De-
it is intended for a population of
partment.
about 5,000, the city is being planned
The Kobe message follows:
in such a manner as to enable it to
"Forty Jewish families in distress.
grow outward into the surrounding
Remit by wire. llelp us or we per-
neighborhood without the necessity
ish."
of modifying the original plan.
The message is signed "Mendel-
Says There Is No Brighter baum"
and is addressed to Hias, care
Type Familiar in England.
State Department. Mendelbaum was
Chapter Than That of
The garden city, it is explained, is
at one time connected with the Bias
a type of community which, though
American Jews.
office in Yokohama.
little known in America, is familiar
J. D. C. Cables 82,000.
in England and on the continent. It
Two thousand dollars has been
combines the compactness and social
NEW YORK.— (J. T. A.) — The
cabled
Mr. Mendelbaum out of the
opportunities of the city with the extraordinary generosity and liberal-
out-of-door life and occupations of ity of the American Jew is glowingly Joint Distribution Committeffunds
following
a conference between J. L
the truck gardener. Each household- praised by llerbert Iloover, Secretary
er receives a plot of five dunams of of Commerce, in a statement for the Bernstein, president of the Hies, with
Louis
Marshall,
president of the
land, which is equivalent to about Rosh Ha-Sheilah number of the Jew-
American Jewish Committee, and Fe-
one and one-quarter acres, and, while ish Tribune.
lix
Warburg,
chairman
of the Joint
engaged in the ordinary occupations Writing on "The Jew As a Philan-
of the town dweller, derives a part 1 thropist," Mr. Hoover pays special Jewish Distribution Committee. Mr.
Mendelbaum
has
been
naked
for more
of his income from the cultivation of I tribute to the Joint Distribution Com-
his land. mittec, which co-operated with the details, as the cable does not show
whether
the
40
families
are refugees
Solomon J. Weinstein, a well American Relief Administration. Mr.
from Yokohama and whether there
known New York business man, who Hoover's statement follows in full:
is. president of the American Zion
"During the nine years that I have are any more similarly in distress.
Max Kirjassoff, acting consul-gen-
Commonwealth, explaining the rea• been actively connected with the
sons that led to the society, which larger American measures of relief eral of Yokohama, who is reported to
have
lost his life in the earthquake,
consists of present and prospective to Europe, I have had intimate asso-
Palestinian landowners, to inaugurate ciation with various Jewish organize- may be alive, his brother, Meyer,
thinks.
Ile said the consul-general
the garden city, stated that the direc• tions engaged in these labors. I have
tors of the corporation were looking frequently had cause to comment was accustomed to leave Yokohama
for
the
week-ends
and It is probable
forward to the not distant future upon the extraordinary generosity
when, as the most recent develops and liberality of the American Jews he and his wife vs-ere not in the city
during
the
disaster.
ments indicate, the Valley of Jezreel in their charitable contributions. In-
Consul Kirjassoff was brought
will become a most important agri- deed, their voluntary contributions
cultural and urban center.
exceeded that of any other American from Russia as a child of 3 by his
father,
Nathan Kirjassoff, who owns
group and ranged from the stinted
Eight New Settlements.
a jewelry store at 118 Tomkins ave-
"Within the past two years," said savings of the poorest workman to nue, Brooklyn.
Mr. Weinstein, "eight new settle- the full outpouring of those in more
Graduated at Y•l• in 1910 •
ments have sprung up in this valley fortunate positions.
Upon their arrival here the Kirjas-
"During the acute periods In Eu-
and the most competent observers of
soffs went to Waterbury, Conn.
the course of colonization in Pales- rope, in order to assure the maximum
There Max obtained his elementary
tine predict that the valley will con- saving of life and prevention of suf.
tinue to be for some time to come feting within our resources, it was schooling. He later entered Yale,
the principal ground of Jewish colo. necessary to establsih the closest co- graduating in 1910. lie attained
prominence at Yale both for his schol-
nization effort in Palestine. With the operation in administration of Amer-
steady growth of population and icon relief measures, and this co- astic standing and for his record In
sports. While there he became an
wealth which is bound to take place, operation has been given by the Jew-
intimate friend of the son of Presi-
there is sure to arise the need of an ish Joint Distribution Committe with
dent Taft, who was also attending
industrial and commercial center to unexampled breadth of vision and
Yale at the time.
act as a source of supply and center singleness of purpose.
Upon graduation Kirjassoff took
"While
the
larger
voluntary
Jew-
of exchange for the various agricul-
the examinations for consular service
tural settlements. The town of Na- tab funds have in the main heen in- and was appointed by President Taft
tended
for
their
own
religious
folk,
zareth, which serves at present as
to the consulate at Yokohama. With
such a center, is, for various reasons, the American Jews have subscribed the death last November of Consul-
royally to general funds, and in the
unsatisfactory and inadequate.
General Skidmore, Kirjassoff was
"The inception of the garden city," administration of their own special promoted to acting consul-general.
Mr. Weinstein added, "has aroused funds have pursued steadily the It was expected that he would soon
considerable interest among the land broad-minded policy of co-operation be
given the permanent appointment
certificate holders who are members m relief of all suffering and literally
as full consul-general.
of the American Zion Commonwealth. hundreds of thousands of non-Jewish
Among other Americans in the
a number of whom have in cense- Peoples were embraced in their ef-
quence indicated a desire to be al. forts equally with the Jews. This quake zone not heard from is Ben
Kline, news editor of the Japan Ad-
lotted parcels of land in the neigh- broad sympathy so impressed the vertiser, which is published in Yoko-
boring colony of Balfouria." many countries in Eastern Europe as
to shame the persecution of the Jews hama by B. W. Fleischer.

JEWS' PHILANTHROPY
LAUDED BY HOOVER

J. R. C. has taught us how to give. If picture of the next war.
Love—Highest Word of Religion.
the work stops now, we will stop giv-
ing—and that would be a real social "The world must come under the
which, during the periods of utter
Rabbi Abram Simon, president of
calamity. I am glad yuo propose that spell of a force that is stronger than
chaos, was incipient in many com-
the Central Conference of American
the machinery built up by the A. J. hate. Love is stronger than hate, and
munities.
Rabbis,
has issued a call to all mem-
R. C. should be utilized for other love is th e last and highest word of
"Not only has there been this great
beneficent purposes. We must not religion. Here, then, is a challenge
bers of the conference to obtain Bub-
Y.
e
scri
ntions
to the Japanese fund of the
ht permitted to sink into 'desuetude.' to the universal church—to the
has been a great meame of personal . s •
I am positive that an appeal for Jew- mosque, the synagogue, the cathedral.
American Red Cross.
service. I have served with the rep- A
• • •
BRITISH CHIEF RABBI
ish education, though more difficult to Can they enthrone love and dethrone
1 resentatives of Jewish groups in
put over at the beginning, would, in hate in the human heart? Can they
FEAR JEWISH COLONY
FEARS FOR SAFETY OF
Race Ha. Nothing to Do With Gang- i joint efforts. I have had many Jew-
the end, arouse a finer response, if tear prejudice out of the racial age
IN
YOKOHAMA
IMPERILLED
ish men and women upon my own
• •
sterism, Is Newspaper Comment
4,00,000 RUSSIAN JEWS aggressively and persistently present- and in its place leave tolerance and
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—Shanghai
staff in such
uch wo rk, for we, too, cov-
ed, as we presented the plight of the fellowship?
ESTHONIA FAILS TO KEEP
ered much relief of Jewish suffering cables report that great anxiety is
"For the Jew, the advent of • new
L 0 NDO N. — (J. T. A.1—"The anaemic, under-nourished children of
MINORITY RIGHTS PLEDGE
with other funds. There is no writ- felt in the Chinese city over the fate
GENEVA.—(J. T. A.)—The fail- earth is still reeling like a drunken the Ukraine. But the main point is year has always been fraught with
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—That' ten appreciation that can form ade- of the Russian Jews in Yokohama and
ure of Esthonia to live up to its guar- man." declares British Chief Rabbi that we must have something to do huge significance. It is as if the racial connections have nothing to do quate tribute to the se.vice these Tokio.
antees of the rights of the minorities Hertz in his Rosh Ile-Sahanah mes- which will lift us out of ouselves world were born anew for him on with gunmen gangs so prominent re- men and women have given so whole-
During the last year a considerable
and its refusal to sign a declaration sage to the Jews of Britain. Ile in and sustain our interest in the great this day. Ile takes spiritual inven- cently in New York, is the opinion of heartedly, so efficiently and at great colony was established at the Ja an-
pledging itself in this respect was general paints a gloomy picture of Jewish problems, especially now that tory of himself and the world. Ile the New York World, which refers personal sacrifice. The real apprecia. ese capital, composed mostly ofew-
taken up by the Council of the conditions affecting Jewry through- relief campaigns are over." recontemplates his existence; he re- editorially to the recent killing of Kid' . lion and gratitude to thoc3 who gave ish refugees from Poland and the
This letter is quoted rather fully motivates his conduct, he reaffirms Dropper by Louis Cohen. of their means and service comes Ukraine.
League of Nations. out the world:
"Nearly five years have passed because it is typical of one class of his faith in himself and in humanity.
The Russian Jews are settled most-
The delegate from Esthonia,
"Ethnologists who observe the boil- from the hearts of the millions whom
pleading before the Council, insisted since the close of the most devastat- response—the response of the rank Thus Rosh Ila-Sahan, the Jewish New ing and bubbling of New York'a melt- they have served.
ly in Yokohama, the capital's port,
that such a guarantee from Esthonia ing of wars. The earth is still reeling and file, who, it might have been sup- Year, is more than a national festival ingpot find unusual interest in the
which
has been swept by the disaster.
"There is no brighter chapter in
for the Jew. The scope of its mes-
was Inadvisable and sug gested that like a drunken man. The inhabitants posed, were "fed up" on money rais-
fact that many of the metropolitan the whole history of philanthropy Jewish emigrants were attracted to
sage transcends the particular inter-
the Council be satisfied with a verbal thereof are bereft of reason by the ing campaigns.
the
port
because of the business op-
gangs are organized on the basis of than that which would be written of
eat and reaches out to humanity at
Press Expresses Misgivings.
undertaking instead. poison gas of racial antagonism in
one race, one gang," the World as- the work of the American Jews dur- portunities offered by this commercial
large. Throughout the synagogue
world
that
was
nearly
destroyed
by
On
the
whole,
the
reaction
of
the
a
center.
ing the last nine years."
Lord Robert Cecil, taking issue
ritual of the day, the recurrent note
Urgent cables inquiring after the
• ,th the Esthonian. delegate, insisted hate, and is seeking to save itself by American Jewish weeklies has been
"Sometimes, as in the case of the
that verbal promises would not suf- hate, and Israel is the greatest suf- decidedly favorable. The Yiddish is the expression of Israel's hope for youth with the skinny wrists who
safety of the Jews in the stricken
press, however, has expressed a num- the time when all the peoples of the killed the rival gang leader near the
city are being dispatched by the
fice and that the pledge must be writ- ferer in these distracted days.
"The forces of reaction and race ber of misgivings. Some, because earth will be banded together in a Essex Market Court, the outlaw
dozens by relatives here.
ten and regularly signed.
common mission to do the will of God
It was impossible to compromise hatred everywhere have joined hands they believe that there may be need
groups are of Semitic origin. In oth- 1
In
the unholy work of reviling and for additional relief in Europe—to so that the Kingdom of God might er instances they are Irish, Negro,
JEWISH WELFARE BOARD
en this question, Lord Cecil pointed
out. In order to avoid such prece- slandering the Jew. We are back which I should like to reply that one come upon the earth.
American, Italian—any and all of the Israel Zangwill to Deliver Only Ad- CALLS FOR AID TO JAPANESE
"We are living in a day of 'The
NEW YORK—The Jewish Welfare
denta, Esthonia must sign as Latvia once more in the Dark Ages. New of the objects in view is to keep the
branches of the families of man.
dress in America ■ ■ t Carnegie
Jewish massacres and on an unprece- organization intact against any such Great Disillusion.' We are witness-
Board, which is the national organiz-
"The answer to the involved goes-
he declared.
anon of the Y. M. II. A.'s, Y. W. II.
A sub-committee consisting of dole- dented scale are openly advocated necessity, even though it is the belief ing what seems to be the bankruptcy tinn is not that there is any more or
Hall,
of the J. D. C. workers in Europe of idealism. The era of universal less inherent viciousness in one race
A.'s and Jewish Centers, has request-
gates from Britain, France, Sweden, and systematically planned.
"The Russian monarchists declare that the need for systematic relief peace which was to have come out of than another. It does not yield to
ed its 350 constituent societies to co-
, as appointed to grant a hearing to
NEW YORK.— J.
( T. A.) —The ti operate with local chapters of the
a distant pros-
the Esthonia delegates and endeavor that in the event of their regaining will have ceased by 1925. Others the Great War is still
an argument based on the distance of American Jewish Co ngress, which ' "a
is
power they will slaughter every Jew- made the counter proposition that, Peet. The most recent outbreak of a race from the dawn of civilization, to reconvene on Oct. i4, will be
American Red Cross in raising funds
to find a solution.
hel d'for Japanese relief work. The fol-
ish man, woman and child in that since the European need is passing, militarism of Europe is the latest link for if it did, the Jews, most ancient in New York City, according
to an lowing telegram was sent to each of
land. Western Jews do not suffi- the organization be diverted to rais- in a chain of intrigue, envy, mistrust and orderly of civilized peoples,
announcement just'made.
ciently realize the infinite danger that ing money for the upbuilding of Pal- and ill will.
its constituent organizations, located
JEW MUST BE BETTER
would produce no gunmen.
This is a change from the previous
Jew Waits and Hopes.
hovers over 4,000,000 of our breth- -stine—to which the answer is that
in every part of the United States, by
"The answer is to be found in the ' n a a rr rangement, which was made neces- Justice
CITIZEN THAN OTHERS, ren in Russia."
"The Jew is ready to stake his faith
fund raising organizations for Pales-
Irving Lehman , president of
formula of numbers plus concentra.
by the re uest from Israel Zang
"-
tine already exist, such as the Keren that one day the call will be heeded.
Jew ish
re Board :
SAYS LORD ROTHSCHILD
ilayesod, the Hadassah and the Pales- The Jew, in his career of martyrdom, tion plus poverty plus modern city will, who is to address the opening the "Responsibility for representing
MARSHALL ASKS FOR
tine Development Council, all of has learned to wait and to hope. Each olitics. Na foreign colony in New session of the congress, that the ses-
merica in to Jap anese di saster has
has produced gangs of gunmen shores be held in New York instead of A
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—Lord
"PAY UP" ON PLEDGES which agencies should be liberally year as the new leaf is turned in the York
A merican Red Cross.
until the members of that colony be- Boston. As this is to be the only bees g iven
Rothschild presided at Leeds at a
supported. Meanwhile, there are defi- volume of time, he repeats: 'Our
vast in living places concen- addrrese which Mr. Zangwill will de- In such an overwhelming disaster, all
meeting called to re-establish the local
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—A ape- site major problems in the country God, and God of our Fathers, reign tented and shabby. When these con- liver during his trip to the United forces of the community should unite,
branch of the Anglo-Jewish Associa- cial pre-holiday appeal in behalf of which have been neglected too long, Thou in Thy glory over the whole
I sincerely hope that you will
ditions were realized, the natural States, the administrative committee and
tion.
the war sufferers of Europe is made and the further neglect of which may universe, and be Thou exalted above evils of crowded city life produce d of t h '
lead your fullest co-operation to local
e congress decided to adopt his
Those spreading anti-Semitism con- by the American Jewish Relief Com- have serious social and moral cense- all the world, that whatsoever lath bad characters and pols instantly
chapters of Red Cross and do what-
I
su
i
that
"the
ggest on t at t e greatest Jewish!
been made may know that Thou bait
tend, Rohtsehild said, that the Jew is mittee.
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ever you can."
began to make use of these."
' population the world has ever seen
ineapahle of becoming a good citizen.
made it, and whatsoever bath been
The committee cites a cablegram
in one city is the right setting for a
created may understand that Thou
We must prove to the world that from Dr. Boris Bogen just received
REBELS
M'GILL EXAMINATION
TRANSJORDAN
RABBI
LANG
TO
ADDRESS
I
Jewish
congress."
libel.
We
must
prove
hest
created
it,
and
whatsoever
bath
t his is • gross
which declares that unless the relief
DATE ON YOM KIPPUR
THREATEN ABDULLAH
The administrative committee has
that the Jew canna only be a good work is continued another year all
ZIONIST CULTURAL CLUB breath in its nostrils may know that
proceeded
to
make
all
arrangements
citizen but ran he a better citizen the splendid results so far attained
the Lord, God is King, and His Do-
MONTREAL—(J. T. A.)—he set-
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.) — The for the congress, which, fat the first
than anyone," he insisted.
Rabbi
.
Leon
Lang
of
New
York,
minion
ruleth
over
all!'"
will collapse.
Cantor Joseph Schwartz of Rabbi Emir Abdullah, ruler of Trans'on time in its history, will have its dele- ting of Sept. 20 as a date for one of
D'Avigilor Goldsmid, who also
Louis Marshall, in a letter to Oscar who will conduct services at the
spoke, said that the Anglo-Jewish As-
Shaarey Zedek supplementary syna- Goldstein's temple, who is president dania, is facing a serious rebellion gates assemble in New York City. the entrance examinations at McGill
Berman, treasurer of the Cincinnati
sociation has existed for 52 years, and branch, points out that the distress gneve during the High Holy Days, of the Cantors' Association, rendered led by the Sheik of Es Salt. The sessions will be opened on the University has aroused much oppo-
Three thousand Arabs have gath- afternoon of Sunday, Oct. 14, at the sition on the part of the Jewish com-
in all of that time had Played an ac- is far from past and calls upon all will address the initial meeting of the a musical program including • num-
tive part in Jewish affairs of the who made pledges to the fund to year of the Zionist Cultural Society her of litugical chants from the Rosh rred under the banner of the sheik, Hotel Commodore. The demonstra- munity here. The Montreal Council
ho handed the emir an ultimatum lion for Jewish rights, which will be of Orthodox Rabbis has filed ■ ro-
British empire.
on Sunday evening, Sept. 16, at the Ha-Shanah ritual. He was assisted
up.
test with Sir Arthur Currie, princi pal
The association, he said, takes a pay
"Those who have not as yet met Jewish Women's Club. Rabbi Lang. by a large choir. Israel Goldstein demanding that a parliamentary goy- addressed by Mr. Zangwill, will be
It.. at interest in Palestine, having
read a Jewish folk-lore tale for chil- ernment be instituted, that all for- held in the evening in Carnegie Hall. of the university, who has replied
their subscriptions would not feel oth- who is one of the national leaders of
pledged to support the British gov- erwise than humiliated if the idea Young Judaea, has takep as his topic dren appropriate to the season. Miss eigners be expelled and that the tax Mr. Zangwill has already booked pas- that to change the date would cause
ernment in the execution of the man-
introduced a new system be revised In such fashion that sage on the La France and Is ached- much inconvenience to the school. He
went forth that they have abandoned "Palestine and a Living Judaism." Dorothy Edwards
promised, however, to take the
date and to do all possible to assist
in midstream those who have relied The general public is invited ,to at- song, "Jerusalem Reconquered," by all shall be made to bear an equal uled to arrive here several days be- has
in the development of the Jewish
matter up with the registrar.
Irenne
Berger.
share of the government's burden. fore the opening of the congress.
tend.
them. Mr. Marshall writes.

GUNMEN PRODUCT
OF POVERTY, SAYS
NEW YORK WORLD

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JEWISH CONGRESS
WILL MEET 'AN N. Y.