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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1923.
VOL. XIV. No. 19.
FULL INDEPENDENCE Siegmund Breitbart,
ASKED BY HUSSEIN The Modern Samson
FOR NEW PALESTINE ,
Strongest Alan in World Makes
VISIT TO U. S. OF ARAB
DELEGATION CALLED OFF
German
Anti-Semite. Friendly to
Baptized Jews.
PLEDGES TO
I. 0. B. B. Activities DECLARES NO HUMAN
JEWISH MIGRATION HITLER
EXPEL GERMAN JEWS
Open This Monday FORCE CAN PREVENT
TO SOUTH AFRICA
JEWISH PALESTINE
REPORTED STOPPED
Tells of His Plans if He Succeeds)
Chancellor Stressman.
, It K It I. I N.—(J. T. A.)—Adolph
Hitler, anti-Semite and Fascisti lead.
er is waiting anxiously ready to seize
Ap - the reigns in Germany immediately
on the fall of the Stressman minis-i
try, which is generally expected to
be a matter of only a short time.
Another anti-Semite, Wulle, a ,
'
Reichstag member, is preparing to go l
wdh Hitler as Berlin's new chief of I
INTENDED FOR ASIATICS police. Wulle declared at a private)
Old.
conference of the 1E0u-rites here, ac- I
Der Hammer publishes a list of I cording to reports, that as soon as
baptized J e ws occupying high posi- Government la Charged With they mime into power he would in-
Cons in the Prussian Consistory. arid eugurate a forced exodus of the Jews
Breaking Solemn Pledge to
among other names mentions Joseph-
tram Germany that would make the
son, Simsa (Sonnenburg), Israel
Jewish People.
exodus of the Jews from Egypt ap-
( Berlin) and Mendelsohn (Meerfeld).
spear as child's play in comparison.
Amhng the names of a number of
All of the ills of Germany were
JOHANNESBERG— (J. T. A. Cor- I
priests of supposedly Jewish ()right,
blamed on the Jews at the meeting.
the Congress of
it was said, were responsible
the weekly includes Ileyka (Posen), South
ews,
Lesson (Berlin), Apfelstadt (Thor- South African Board of Deputies, J for the French occupation of the
(Potsdam), Durchstein held at Pretoria, S. Raphael} and Mr
Ruhr, as they were also responsible
Ingle), RA1111
(Letchin , Ilersch (Johannesberg) moved four.
(Si melsdrf
o
Magn u s
for the crashing slump of the Ger-
(Lich- resolutions protesting against the
Me hhose Merlin ' mi d Arnold
, government's application to European I mu " mark.
tented'. ).
Jews of that section of the immigra-
tion act that was intended for Asiat-
only promising support to the
government in keeping out undesir-
' ables, and giving the incoming execu-
tive of the Board of Deputies direr-
'
i n itcase the government intro-
.
-native legislation.
LEIPZIG --(J. T. A. ('orrespon-
dence.)—The anti-Semitic weekly
Hammer deals in its latest issue with
Eat His Words in Public.
Board of Deputies Protests
tie strange friendliness of a section
plication of Law to
of the Evangelist clergy in Germany
towards the Jews and comes to the
By SAM FANINE
Jews.
conclusion that a large number of .
priests are equally baptized Jews,
(Copyright 1923 by Seven Arts Syn-
who, like "wolves in sheens' cloth- IMMIGRANT MEASURE
dicate)
ing," have crept into the Christian'
Editor of Anti-Semitic Palter
Hedjas King Will Not Sign
Anglo-Arab Treaty Under
Other Conditions.
RENEGADE JEWS IN
EVANGELIST CLERGY
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
Lodge; Past Presidents'
Night Oct. 8.
I'isgah Lodge No. 34, 1. 0. B. B.,
will resume activities this Monday
evening, when an interesting program
will inaugurate a season of events
that are expected to excel those of
previous years.
A. C. Lapin, who has been appoint-
ed chairman of the intellectual ad-
vancement committee of l'isgah
Lodge, announces that he is in corre-
spondence with men of national
prominence who have been invited to
address the lodge during the present
term. A complete. program for the
year will be published shortly, an-
nouncing the men who are to appear
before the lodge.
This Monday evening, the series of
addresses and program will be opened
wtih an address by Dr. Lent D. Up-
son, director of the bureau of mu-
nicipal research, who will talk on the
work of his bureau. Dr. Upson is
acknowledged to be a good speaker
and an interesting address is expect-
cd.
The talk of the evening will fol-
•
low the business meeting, which will
close at 9 p. m.
Samuel S. Stahl, chairman of the
entertainment committee, is also pre-
paring an interesting schedule-of af-
fairs, in line with the plans for the
new term. The first entertainment
of the season will take place on
Thursday evening, Oct. 18, at the
Shaarey Zedek, in the form of a ban-
quet and entertainionet in honor of
all past presidents of the lodge. Past
Presidents' Night will be made an an-
nual event and all past presidents are
urged to communicate with the secre-
tary of the lodge at Main 7497 im-
mediately. A musical program will
feature the banquet, reservation
cards for which will be mailed out
this week. Past presidents will be
presented with suitable souvenirs as
tokens of appreciation for their work
for Pisgah Lodge.
Alfred Ross, the new chairman of
the membership committee, is mak-
ing plans for the annual fall drive.
Rabbi Harry Z. Gordon has been
chosen chairman of the committee on
welfare and a policy is being formed
for this committee's work, the plans
to be announced at Monday evening's
meeting.
The local B'nai B'rith will co-oper-
■ te in the forthcoming drive for the
Community Fund and a quota has
been assigned it for collection among
the members.
Sir Alfred Mond Is Honored
By Thousands of New
York Jews.
OSCAR STRAUS PLEDGES
SUPPORT FOR HOMELAND
'THOSE who have been pleased t
I I think of the Jew as a poor crea-
Plea For Jewish Unity on Pal-
tore of puny stature and feeble
First X-Ray Institu te in Pales - strength, will not find the story of
estine Made by Dr Nath-
tine to Be Equipped by Ha -
Siegmund Breithart, m , darn Samson,
an Krass.
I
acknowledged the strongest mon in
dassah Chapter.
I the world, and proud and honorable
Jew, particularly pleasing. And those
NEW YORK.--An audience which
Corre. 'A'ho were present at the B'rith 35
packed the New York Town Hall to
JER(ISALEM.--1.1. 'I'. A.
spondence.)—The Falastin, writing years ago, in the city of Lodz, Poland,
the doors listened Thursday night
on the recent declaration made bY of the wailing infant who was born
with rapt attention for over an hour
King Hussein's representative in Je- into the family of the poverty-stricken
to Sir Alfred Mond, 1,vho presented
blacksmith, surely did not expect that
A calm and businesslike review of the
rusalem, says:
"Anyone reading the 'declaration there was a man who would make the
various aspects of the problem which
made by the representative of King editor of an anti-Semitic German pa-
fares the Jewish people in Palestine,
coloring his matter-of-fact presents-
Hussein will believe in the king's de- per eat his word in public, a man who
lion with occasional flashes of wit
votion to the Arab cause, particular- would devote much energy to raising
and bursts of eloquence which roused
ly as far as the Palestine question is money f o- the .le Nish National Fund,
who would be able to twist iron rods
his listeners to atoms of applause,
concerned.
and, when he was through, brought
"This declaration will remove all around his titre arm like tefillin.
them to their feet singing enthusias-
doubts and will cause much better Perhaps it was well that the family
tically "Ilatikvah." Many hundreds
feeling in all relations with King (lid not know the destiny of the child,
were unable to gain admittance.
Hussein, while doing away with the ill for his mother would undoubtedly
Lt moving the resolution, Mr.
In a simple and almost convene-
feeling caused by the publication of have depried herself of even her few
Hersch said he could not discuss the Reform Institution to Open in
tional manlier, free from any striv-
his statement by the Palestine gov- crumbs of bread, so that her son might
Otto Kahn Scored for Con- immigration impasse without first re-
New York City on Mon-
ing for oratorical effect, Sir Alfred
grow stronger. Enough to feed nine
ernment.
affirming his most solemn protest
laid bare the motives which prompt-
sorting With European
hungry mouths there never was. His
Against Zionist Policy.
against and expressing his deepest
day, Nov. 5.
ed the British Government, of which
father was the strongest blacksmith
regret at the government's deliberate
Pogromists.
"It is true that this declaration is
he was then a member, to issue the
in town, the only one who could man-
application of a certain sub-section
not completely satisfactory as long age every horse, no matter how wild
Weizmann, gave a clear exposition of
NEW
YORK.A
school
for
teach-
of the law to Europeans which it had
AS the British Zionist policy continues —but the family was always hungry,
Balfour declaration; paid high trib-
ers,
under
the
joint
auspices
of
the
BIJOAPEST.—(J. T. A.)—Kuhn, , previously pledged itself not to ap-
but it gives us new energy and force
ute to the leadership of Dr. Chaim
always without sufficient clothing. Loeb Rs Co. will share in the interna-
Hebrew
Union
College
of
Cincinnati
to immigrants of the European
to defend our rights which have been
Aft
the
economic problem in Palestine,
Many a day little Siegmund had to tional loan to Hungary, Otto Kahn of !
and the New York Association of Re-
race.
overridden and prompts on to con-
indicated the road for the solution of
play indoors with his tethers because the New York banking firm declared
form Rabbis, for the purpose of train-
Solemn Pledge Broken.
tinue our ork until the British
the
Arab problem, and emphasized
his shirt—the only arpcle of clothing in an interview with newspapermen
Mr. Ilersch referred to General ing young men and women for Sun-
whose policy is robbing us of our
the spiritual significance of Palestine
he possessed—was too torn or too here.
Smuts, the South African,pretnier, as day and religious school work, will be
land, recognize that Palestine belongs
to the Jew and the historic impor-
short to cover him with any degree of
A report of the likelihood of the one of the most illustrious apostles opened in New York the first week
to the Arabs and only to the Arabs."
tance of the Jewish return in pre-
respectability.
famous banking house taking part in of idealism in the world and said it in November. Sessions will be held
The declaration referred to reads:
serving the peace between the East
Takes Hand in Own Destiny.
the Hungarian loan was in circulation was extraordinary that his govern- on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
"I have been delegated by his maj-
and the West. "Palestine has passed
For seven years he lived thus, very in Europe about two months ago ment should have broken a solemn Thursday evenings and the school will
esty to explain to you his intentions.
the stage of experiment," he said, ap-
be located in the vestry rooms of
cold in the winter, very warm in the when Count Bethlen, the Hungarian pledge.
The draft of the Anglo-Arab treaty
pealing to the Jews of America to
summer, with never much to eat, and Premier, toured European capitals in
Temple
Emanu-El,
Forty-third
and
Immigration, in so far as the Jews
as presented to King Ilussein has not
take their place in the work of re-
rarely anything to wear. By then, the interests of the loan. Felix War-
Fifth avenue.
net with his complete approval. He
building.
Official opening of the school will
however, he was tired of letting mat- burg, in Europe at the time, declared were concerned, had practically been
introduced important modifications,
Oscar Straus Speaks.
ters gut on this way, so he decided to there was no truth about the reports. stopped. During the three months of take place on Monday, Nov. 5. A
including a stipulation for the com-
The meeting was opened by Sam-
special
program
of
exercises
has
been
take a hand in his destiny and if there
Mr. Kahn told newspapermen here January to March, 1923, only 10
plete and absolute independence of was anything more alluring to do in that the urpose of his visit was to Jewish immigrants arrived in South arranged for the occasion. Dr. Julian
uel Untermyer, president of the
Africa,
in
consequence,
of
course,
of
I
Palestine. in order that the inhabi-
Koren Ilayesod, as chairman, and
the neighborhood of Lodz than joining study economic conditions in Hun- the government's policy. Up to June Morgenstern, president of Hebrew
tant' of Palestine might choose their
next to that of Sir Alfred, the ad-
a circus, Siegmund had not discover- gory and to conduct negotiations with 1 for the five months only 21 male Union College, will be the principal
own government for the conduct of
dress
which aroused the greatest In-
speaker and there will also be ad-
ed it. So one fine day—and not much Hungarian
Mr. Kahn financiers.
arrived Monday and had Jews of over 16 years were admitted
public affairs as they may desire.
terest was delivered by Oscar S.
dresses
by
Dr.
Samuel
Schulman,
of a fine one at that—Siegmund, aged
, of a total of 1,248 Europeans.
This modification leaves the Balfour
Straus,
who expressed his "determi-
seven, left the paternal dwelling-place an audience with Ad miral Horthy the out I am satisfied," continued Mr. chairman of the committee which has
Declaration ineffective.
nation to help make the reconstruc-
for parts uncharted: the circus. A life same day. Finance Minister Kelley H er,
r m+ "that the e is no question of charge of the school; Daniel P. Hays,
Hussein's Demand..
tion of Palestine a success" and the
that was for the youngster! A life of entertained Mr. Kahn at dinner Mon- anti-Semitism whatsoever in the gov- chairman of the New York executive
hope that before another year he
"King Ilussein also demands that hard and continuous work with a little day evening, 60 political and financial ernment's otherwiie very unfortun- committee of the Union of American
would bring back a report direct
the Palestine High Commissioner more to eat, and lots more to wear; leaders being present. It is under- ate attitude. Certainly no Jews would Hebrew Congregations, and other
from Palestine of work accomplished.
members
of
the
organization.
satisfactory
enough
at
first
as
a
stood
that
arrangements
for
the
Hun-
ever
cast
should announce to you after the con-
a slur of anti-Semitism
Dr. Nathan Kress, Rabbi of Temple
The school, in charge s( Abraham
garian loan were discussed at this oc- against our Prime Minister, who has
eusion of the treaty in the presence change.
0?pssnu-El, made a stirring plea for
N.
Franzblau
of
the
department
of
..But
when
he
was
12
years
old,
and
easion.•
' '
V the delegate from the Hedjaa,.that
;proved himself one of the greatest
JEwish uglily on Palestine, declaring
The Anep, organ of the "Awaken- friends the Jewish people ever had education of the City College of New
Palestine is completely independent an opportunity came to him to join a
that "the post-war facts have now
York,
will
be
known
as
the
Hebrew
Jewish
theatrical
travelling
outfit,
he
ing Magyars," publishes a story
and unconditionally eligible to join
replaced the pre-war theories."
possessing.
the Arab confederation of the states accepted it without hesitation. With the effect that Otto Kahn told the the privilege
"Having of
thus
paid the govern- Union College School for Teachers
Louis Lipsky, chairman of the
and
will
include
in
its
curriculum
in fulfillment of British pledges to this company he travelled from town Hungarian authorities that his bank -I ment its due tribute in this respect,"
Zionist Organization of America and
King Hussein. King Hussein instructs to town, playing children's roles, out- ing firm would not join in any loan Mr. H use ', proceeded, "I can only classes in Hebrew, history, Bible, re-
American
member of the World Zion-
ligion,
post-Biblical
literature,
music
me to assure you that if the British growing those parts; playing juve- to Hungary unless the government' express my firm belief that in intro-
Robert Marwil Chos•n Chairman of ist Executive, explained the decision
government does not grant this stipu- niles, outgrowing that; and at 20, took steps toward the suppression of dicing more definite legislation the and pedagogy. A regular course will
of
the
Carlsbad
congress in the mat.
cover
a
period
of
two
years
of
two
Campaign; Slate to Be Organized
lation he will flatly refuse to sign when he was a full-fledged actor, his the discrimination against the Jews. Jews in South Africa need not be
treof the Jewish Agency as a neces-
moment of opportunity canes.
The paper concludes its article by afraid lest it should be so drastic as sessions weekly, leading to a certifi-
the treaty.
for Palestine Activity.
sary
and
statesmanlike
departure
as
cate
qualifying
the
holder
thereof
A Superhuman Effort.
warning that if, as the result of any to exclude the 10 or so Jews at pres-
"King Hussein intends to pay a
from previous Zionist policy required
visit here when the negotiations are It WAS a play, the name of which not failure to obtain a loan, Hungary is eat coming into the country every a teacher for religious and Sunday
At
a
meeting
of
the
newly
appoint-
by
the
new
situation
in
the
prospects
schools. Students will, however, be
ended. If they are successful, he will even the importance of later events crushed, not one Jew will remain three months of the year."
enabled to complete their studies in ed administrative committee of the of the movement. Morris Rothen-
consult you as to what form of gov- can redeem from a reserved oblivion. alive.
Jews Look to Palestine.
Detroit
Keren
Ilayesod,
Robert
Mar-
berg,
chairman
of
the
board
of di-
one year by pursuing courses four
ernment you desire. If unsuccessful, Siegmund Breithart was playing the
lie went on to say that the pre-
evenings per week. The regular wil was picked as chairman of the rectors of the Keren Ilayesod, spoke
The Morgenzeitung
of Vienna,
he will come to consult you as to role of lover, and it was a most tender commentnig
on Otto Kahn's
friendly carious postiion of Jews in certain
Palestine
Foundation
Fund
drive,
to
of the Carlsbad Zionist Congress, of
and impassioned love scene. The scene
other parts of the world had to a courses are grouped into two divi-
what steps are to be taken.
be held sonic itme in January.
which he was a delegate, pointing
"I am ordered by King Hussein to was finished, the last "I love you" was interests in Hungarian finance, de- great extent aggravated the immigra- sions held on alternate evenings.
Mr. Marwil, who has been asked to out that, while the congress lacked
The school year will be divided Into
say that he regards the Palestinians said, the curtain was to fall, to rise a (dares bitterly that "Kahn and nor- tion problem, in that the authorities
choose his own vice-chairmen, has the dramatic character of previous
start-
four-month
semesters,
the
first
few
minutes
later
um
the
entrance
of
thy's pogromist regime are worthy should immigration to South Africa
as his children, be they Moslems or
picked David Zemon and Louis Stoll. congresses, it represented an impor-
Christians, native Jews or Zionists, the cillian, when lo, the curtain re- one of the other." were under the impression that ing from October through January
harry Z. Gordon was appointed pub- tant step forward in Zionist develop-
become easier, large numbers of un- and the second from February
who are ready to abandon the Bal- fused to fall. The manager was in
licity chairman and Joseph II. Ehr- ment, especially because of the de-
despair, the house in titters, and fi-
fortunate Jews would drift towards through May, closing exercises being
four Declaration."
lich is to perfect an organization for cision in the matter of the Jewish
in
ses-
held
in
June.
Classes
will
he
SUNSET
HILLS
COUNTRY
• • •
nally in loud laughter. The play could
the country.
at the school from 7:30 p. m. the Keren Ilayesod by co-opting as Agency.
not go on. The curtain had to come
It was a great mistake. The mass sion
CLUB AROUSES INTEREST;
ARAB SECRETARY CAN'T
members of the committee men
Message From Arthur Lehman.
until
9:55
p.
m.
Instruction
periods
down first; the scenery had to be
of Jews did look for a new home, but
EXPLAIN CHANGE OF PLAN
Mr. Untermyer read a message
INVITATIONS ARE MAILED ' for that they looked to their national will last 45 minutes. There will be throughout the state, outside of De-
changed. But there were no imple-
troit.
from
Arthur Lehman, president of
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—The Arab ments, no t mls. The play had to go
a
total
of
12
instruction
periods
per
home in Palestine. The moral and
The new administrative committee, the New York Federation for the
delegation, which had planned to visit on. So up climbed Siegmund, remov-
school week, six in each division.
Much interest has been aroused material aid rendered to the Jewish
picked
by
Abe
Srere,
chairman
of
the
Support
of Jewish Philanthropies.
Registration
for
the
classes
will
be-
America to arouse public sentiment ed the heavy bar of iron without any among Detroit Jews through the an- national cause by South African Jew-
gin on Monday, Oct. 15, and will con- Detroit Keren Ilayesod, consists of Mr.J.ehman expressed keen regret at
there in behalf of its anti-Zionist apparent effort, and let the curtain
aims, has left for Palestine instead. down amid the tremendous enthusiasm nouncement of the organization of the ry was clear proof that they would tinue daily until the opening of the the local officers, who are, in addition his 'inability to attend the meeting,
et Hills Country Club. The need rather have the larger number of
. school on the evening of Nov. 5. Ap- to Mr. Srere, J. II. Ehrlich and J. Le- and spoke of his recent trip to Pales-
The delegation on arrival will pub- of the ItUdilliVe. And now the play Sun ,
for such an organization is said to their people go there and develop
plications are to be made at the vin, vice-chairmen; Louis Dann, tine, where he was "tremendously Im-
lish a proclamation explaining the re- surely could not go on. What did they
have been proven by the response, their national home than encourage
school's headquarters, 1520 Broad- treasurer, and J. Miller, regional di- pressed" with what the Jews had ac-
sults of its London mission.
care for unimportant lovers and unin- The preliminary work has been cons- their immigration to South Africa.
way. Although the school is pri- rector, and the following: J. Fried- complished there.
It is felt here that the visit of the teresting villians after that exciting
plated and invitations have been N Jewish ' micrints were a pub-
marily for those desiring to prepare berg, P. Slomovitz, Louis Stoll, Ira
In welcoming the guest of honor.
delegation was a flat failure. Curios- and remarkable feat of strength?
mailed to a limited number of indi- tic charge. The large majority proved , for the teaching profession, extension Cohen, Robert Marwil, M. Robinson,
Mr. Untermyer stressed the fact that
ity thus felt as to how the delega- They wanted to see hint, to watch him
viduals. The board of governors, the themselves a credit to the country. courses will also be available to any A. J. Koffman, Rabbi harry Z. Gor-
Sir
Alfred was a member of the
tion will account for its rebuff at the repeat that almost superhuman effort.
After a lengthy discussion, all the
moving spirit of the organization, are:
person who is anxious to obtain a don, Israel Davidson, Joseph Chaggi British Cabinet which had officially
hands of the British government, and
The manager of the company quick-
Dr. Peter Si. Bernstein, dentist; resolutions were carried unanimously.
knowledge of the cultural phases of and David Zemon.
and publicly embraced the Jewish
anticipation is particularly keen as to ly realized that here was a find and
harry Z. Browne, president of the
Work in preparation for the forth- homeland policy. In this connection,
Jewish affairs.
boo• it will explain the refusal of the without hesitation he turned his thea-
Brownell Home Building Co.; Sol
coming drive will be begun at once, Mr. Untermyer paid special tribute
cabinet commission to give it a hear- trical company into a show of which
JEWRY RESPONSIBLE
Finkelhor,
general
manager
of
Frank
and
committees will be organized to to Lloyd George, who was then Prime
ing.
Siegmund Breithart, strong man, was & Seder; Joseph J. Cummins, pub-
FOR KAISER'S EXILE,
devote an allotted time for the drive Minister. Ile expressed the hope that
END WAR BY SEIZING
the chief attraction. His travels with lisher of the Detroit Jewish Chroni-
MONARCHISTS
CHARGE
towards
raising Detroit's 1924 quota. Mr. George will deliver an address on
50 JEWISH FINANCIERS,
Shildev Jemal, secretary of the the company continued, and his feats cle; William Friedman of Friedman
The local office reports that the re- the subject of Palestine in the course
Arab delegation, who has been in f strength were everywhere greeted A Meyers, attorneys; Samuel G.
HENRY FORD ADVISES
ceipts. for 1923 indicate a record con- of his forthcoming visit to the United
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.) —Jews are
New York for some time in connec- with the ant- nished approbation they Goodman, general manager of the
__—
tribution by Detroit towards the re- States. Mr. Untermyer referred also
n e for the fact that Kaiser
lion with the raising of the $2.000,- deserved. The beginning of the wat, Brownie Stores; Robert Marwil of the
tb s now sawing wood at Hoorn . MONTREAL.—(J. T. A.)—Henry building of Palestine and the aim of to Sir Alfred's work as chairman of
I I .Vi l 'h
osi
elnil
000 fund for the "preservation of the however, found hint in Germany, and U. S. Cap Manufacturing. Co.; Meyer
many, according Ford, Ku Klux favorite for President, the committee is to exceed all pre- the British Economic Board for Pal-
instead
of
ruling
Gmany,
sacred Christian places in Palestine," before he could its anything, he was
rens )„ re to monarchist literature which is be- is apparently out for more free adver- vious quotas during the same year. estine for the practical upbuilding of
told the New York representative of interned in a German camp as an en- Motors Corporation; Saul Saulson,
ing widely distributed throughout Ba- tieing.
that country. After reporting the
the .1. T. A. that he did not know why emy alien. Having been born in Po. mechanical engineer with Albert Kahn
In a statement to Montreal report-
yens,
fact that Sir Alfred had accepted
the Arab delegation changed its orig- land, and being strongly pro-ally in rempany: Abraham Srere of Srere
The charge is made in a brochure era, Henry Ford declared that the NEW IMMIGRATION LAW
membership on the Jewish Agency
sympathy, theits was no possibility of Bros. d• Co.; Sidney Stone of Stone's
inal plan to visit America.
giving the formal creed of the mon- League of Nations as an instrument
as representative of the Economic
CALLS
FOR
2%
QUOTA
Mr. Jemal, a Christian. declared his getting away, and all during the le , velers: Samuel Summerfield, pres-
for the presention of war is useless
arclusts and ultra-patraits.
Board, Mr. Untermyer expressed the
that at present he Was dissociated war he suffered the horrors of a Ger- ;dent of Summerfield & Hecht.
One of the articles of the anti-Se- and that the only way to get world
WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.)—An hope that "his example will be fol-
from Arab politics and that he was man internment ramp.
The club has taken an option on an mitic confession of faith reads: "The peace would be to "get the fifty lead-
lowed
everywhere, and particularly
World'. Strongest M ■ n.
in New York purely as the repre-
ideal tract of 160 acres in close p re - objective of the international Jewish ing Jewish financiers of the world to- immigration hill which will contain
sentative of the Anglican church in One day, the commander of the Unity to the city, readil y accessible to movement is to throttle Germany."
gather and render their manipulations new provisions and modifications of the
in the
United
States."
"The Jews
of
•orld,"
said
Mr. Untermyer,
"co-
quiet.
Jerusalem on the AMerican commit- ramp declared that he wanted an iron the city yet in a territory of quiet
An excerpt from the article relat- if money impossible.
existing statutes is being worked out peel the Agency to be strengthened
tee for the preservation of the sacred fence around his house, and since The property consists of beautiful' ing to the Jews' effect on the German
"In no other way can peace be en- by
Chairman Albert B. Johnsen of the by the presence in it of those lead-
Plans in the Holy Land. Breithart was the son of a blacksmith, rolling country, hills and dales, and royal house declares: "The govern- tablished" Ford said. "As soon as the 110t1Se
Immigration Committee in co- ens of American Jewry who have won
•
• •
1..e was assigned to get a group of men requires comparatively little imorove- ..ment
e
of the , Kais r which served as world awakes and finds them out and operation with James J. Davis, Secre- the love and esteem of the people
build the fence. .When he heard meat to make it an ideal golf course.
and
rallying
pint
against
Jew-
acts,
then
we
will
have
peace.
It
is
Cary of Labor, for early submission by their invaulable services in other
AGREEMENT OF HADASSAH
y
order,
Breithart
declared
that
he
A small stream winds through the the
mo
the
WITH PHYSICIANS APPROVED
, ish main
power
was destroyed by Jews in such financiers that cause war. They to the next Congress. fields of Jewish activity."
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.) — The woold not need any assistance, and property. ceder that they might attain their goal operate for profit and gain for them-
The proposal will provide for ad-
Summary of Mond's Address.
While the Sunset Hills Country
governing board of the Hadassah has- without a single tool, or any help he
selves. Let as hope for action soon."
mitting 2 per cent of the number of
of world denomination."
After recounting the circum-
built a remarkable iron fence around Club will he essentially a golf club,
Ford characterized Wall street as a aliens here in 1890 without question,
pttals in Palestine approved the the house of the commander in record adequate preparations are being made
stances, "in the darkest period of the
"Jewish Mecca" and dismissed the and allow up to two per cent more on
aereement made b y
chairman on time. The camp was astounded, so for other sport and eninyment. Ten-
war," which led to the issuance of
subject with "You know what that the same basis of blood relatives of
hehalf of the board, with Dr. Rat- much that his fame travelled with nis courts, baseball diamonds, chil-
the Balfour Declaration, Sir Alfred
means."
persons already here.
noir, the president of the American
decried all former differences among
dren's playgrounds and other facili-
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On the surface the new plan raises Jews on the subject of Palestine, de-
Jewish physicians' committee, for the
ties are provided. Every effort will
the quota admissable from 3 to 4 per
establishment of a Roentgen Institute
claring that he asked no one's views,
LEMBERG. — (J. T. A.) — The ROUMANIA ANTI-SEMITES
be exerted to make the club a palace
cent, but it makes the census of 1890 inquired into no one's affiliations.
in connection with the Rothschild MOB SEEKS VENGEANCE
where the entire family may enjoy small Jewish village of Rosniatow in SCHEDULED YOM KIPPUR
instead of 1910 the basis.
hospital in Jerusalem, under the joint
"It is only necessary that a Jew be •
ON AMERICAN JEW WHO recreation and rest. The offices of Eastern Galicia, has bene visited by
FOR MASSACRE ON JEWS
auspices of the two bodies. the office
lover of Palestine. The responsibil-
which seems to have become epi-
. FOUGHT ANTI-SEMITES the club are located at 1319 First fire,
ity is exceedingly great, but the pres-
e! the Hadassah organization in New
demic throughout the section.
National Bank building.
WARSAW
JEWS
GIVE
FOR
BUCHAREST.—(J. T. A.)—In un-
tige of the Jewish people is involved
York announces.
The flames destroyed 35 houses,
BERLIN,—(J. T. A.)—A mob of
JAPAN'S QUAKE
and the Jews would be eternally dis-
The agreement provides for the
leaving as many or more Jewish fam- ravelling the conspiracy of monarch-
ist anti-Semitic forces in Roumania
purchase and installation of ■ com- 20 anti-Semites sought to break into TEMPLE BETH EL OPENS
graced if they failed."
ilies homeless..
who had contemplated a "putch"
plete up - to - date Roentgen equipment the room of a hotel at Huschaid, Ba-
Ile had gone to Palestine, said Sir
ITS SUNDAY SERVICES
can
WARSAW.—(J. T. A. Correspon-
against the government, the police dis-
for diagnosis and therapy at a cost varia, occupied by Leo Koral,
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ONLY 3 ARABS REMAIN
covered that to facilitate the massacre dence.)—The Warsaw Jewish com-
not to exceed $10,000, which is to American Jew.
During the afternoon, Koral quar-
IN ADVISORY COUNCIL of the Jews the coup was planned for munity has raised a sum of 5,000,000
be contributed by the physicians'
On Sunday morning of this week
Marks ter relief work among the Jap-
reled
and
came
to
blows
with
a
Ba-
Yom
Kippur.
committee.
nineteenth season of Sunday
ANTI-SEMITIC WEEKLY
varian on account of the latter's re- the
It is also disclosed that important anese children who have suffered in
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.) —The
Was`sington Heights group of New
services at Temple Beth El will be-
DIES; LACKED SUPPORT
army men were involved in the upris- the earthquake. The Warsaw Rab-
York chapter of Hadassam remitted marks of Jews.
gin. On this occasion, Rabbi Frank- Falastin states that it is informed
Following the fight, when Koral
ing, having intended to seize the state binate has issued an appeal to the
11,000 collected several years ago to
lin will begin a series of special ad- frcm trustworthy sources that Rag-
— (J. T. A.) —La Vielille
PARIS.
Jewish
that
in
Spain.
population
urging
collections
retired
to
his
room,
a
mob
drew
up
in
a
manner
similar
to
be applied to the purchase of a part
dresses based upon the symbolism of heb Bey Nashashebi, the Mayor of
anti - Semitic weekly ap-
of the X-Ray equipment in the new at the hotel. They were dispersed by the 10 art windows In the temple. Jerusalem, has resigned from the Ad- The government it is said; discovered to be made in the synagogues during France, an
pearing in France for the last Ave
the
Iligh
Festivals.
The
Gerer
Rabbi
the police. K-rat was later arrested
the
plot
one
hour
before
it
was
ached-
visory Council.
The
first
address
will
be
on
the
theme
X-Ray Institute which is to be estab-
discontinued, as its
been
having made deroga- "Under the Law." All are cordially
Only three Arab members are now uled to come off. All leaders, Including has also Issued an appeal to his Chas- years, has
lished shortly. It is given in com- en a charge of
eight army general., have been im- idim on behalf of the victims of the publishers put It "because of lank of
tory remark's about the Bavarian
memoration • of Eliezer Ben Yehuda.
invited to attend these services, which participating, in the Council, of the
support and interest."
quake.
government He was released on 850
prisoned.
10 that were appointed.
A tablet bearing suitable inscription
begin at 10:45.
Is to be installed in the X-Ray room. bail.
KUHN-LOEB JOINS
IN HUNGARY LOAN
ics,
SCHOOL TO TRAIN
JEWISH TEACHERS
KEREN HAYESOD
PICKS OFFICERS
FOR 1924 DRIVE
35 JEWISH HOUSES
DESTROYED BY FIRE
vicnms
li
'1
ai
;