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KEREN HAYESOD REMITS
CLOSE TO $500,000 FOR
PALESTINE SINCE JULY

poses. The total investment of the
Karen Ilayesod in the Ruttenberg TUESDAY EVENING IS
conseccion amounts to £50,00 or ap- NEW MASONIC TEMPLE
proximately $250,00. The develop-
NIGHT OF PERFECTION
Medical Org•nixation Gets ment of the Rutenberg concession is
looked
upon
as
of
great
importance
$11,000 Monthly; Ruttenberg Con-
Perfection Lod ge No. 486, F. & A.
for the general industrial develop- M., will celebrate the first week of
cession Also Aided.
ment of Palestine and for making
nos- the New Home Week at the New
The Ain of $459,529 was remitted Bible a larger immigration into the Masonic Temple.
by th.• Palestine Foundation Fund country
Tuesday night will be Perfection FOURTH ANNUAL DANCE
(germ Ila syesod) since the beginning
Included with the statement issued Lodge night, when un entertainment
TO BE GIVEN DEC. 15
of last July for wo-k in Palestine, is an appeal from the officers of the will be given fur the men and their
according to a statement issued by organization to the workers in the ladies. The entertainment will corn-
met
, a t 7 p. m.
the headquarters of the Fund at 114 various sections of the country in-
The Leaders' Council of Detroit
Fifth avenue, New York. Of this forming them that the surplus which
Young Judaea announces that tickets
sum $43,000 went to the lladussah the fund has accumulated as a result
are being distributed among all local
3 - ACT COMEDY - DRAMA
Medical Organizaion for medical ser- of the campaigns last year, has
Jadaeans for the fourth annual Chan-
now
vices and sanitation. This record been almost used up. The workers
ukah dance to be held at the Wo-
TO BE STAGED NOV. 25
shows a monthly average of remit- are urged to pay special attention to
men's Federation club house, Han-
BY
YIDDISH
THEATER ,cock
tances amounting to $115,000 with the collection of old pledges prior to
and Second avenues, on Satur-
about 011,000 each month going to completing arrangements for con-
day
evening, Dec. 15. The committee
On Sunday evening, Nov. 25, the
the support of the medical work.
in
charge
assures that this annual
ducting new campaigns. The appeal Yiddish theater will resume its per-
Special attention is culled by the is signed by Morris
Rothenberg, formances here with a play, "Dos holiday event will be replete with
statement to a remittanceof $57,000
of the hoard of directors, Kind Fun Per Gass" ("A Child of the many attractive features, enough to
made on Aug. 22 to go towards the chairman
Herman Conheim, treasurer,
Street") at Orchestra Hall. The make it the outstanding feature of
development of the Ruttenberg con- Siegel, ch„;,.„;an of the finance Jacob
con , play is a three-act comedy drama by Young Judaea affairs.
tusion for utilizing the Jordan River
Detroit Young Judaea has indulged
mittee, and Emanuel Neumann, sec- William Siegel.
for electrification and irrigation pur- retary.
in comparatively few social affairs,
Featured in this play will again be as its activities throughout the year
the popular comedian, M. Skulnik.
Of a company of first class actors, are greatly literary and athletic. Now
the organization finds need for ad-
ditional funds to further its educa-
tional purposes and the contemplated
MI OM
dance onDec. 15 is looked forward
to for some monetary gain, its addi-
MIMI MIN
tion to the pleasures that will inure
to those attending.

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Pirchai Zion, held on Nov. 5 at the
home of Miss Celia Becker, the fol-
lowing officera were elected: Florence
Gross, president; Mae Aichenbaum,1
vice-president; Eva Mendelsohn, sec-
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ODEITY

Sons of Judaea.

The Sons of Judea, at the meeting
on Saturday evening, elected the
following new officers: Ilarry Levine,
M. SKULNIK.
president; Nathan Rubinstein, vice-
Mr. Skulnik stands out prominently president; Morris Kosack, secretary;
because of his masterful acting in Ben Berman, treasurer; Max Shiev-
the comedian's role. Mr. Skulnik itz, member of the executive commit-
tee.
has earned for himself the love of the
The club bought a half dunam land
Yiddish theater-goers of Detroit.
The entire cast headed by Mischa in Palestine through the Jewish Na-
tional
and Lucy German, with the addition $10. Fund, by pledging the sum of
of Mme. Bertha Gutenberg, will ap-
The program at the last week's
pear in the performance on Nov. 25.
Tickets can already be secured at meeting consisted of a celebration of
'Young
Judea Week." It was opened
Plotkin's Book Store, Hastings and
Adelaide; Manhattan Restaurant,') with a salute to the Anse:ican and
ewish
flags.
A discussion on "How
3530 Hastings; Lazaroff's Book Store,
1025 Westminster; Flashenberg's Can a Young Judean best show that
he
is
a
Young
Judean and help in the
Store, Hastings and liendrie, and on
the day of the performance at the b ebuilding of Palestine" was led in
y
Nathan
Rubinstein.
M. Goldstein
box office of Orchestra Hall on the s
(lay of the performance. d poke on "Why I am a Young Ju-
aen."
Joseph
Markel,
leader of the
Abe Cogut, Detroit Yiddish theater
manager, has returned to the city 1 lob, then addressed the members on
oh Wednesday and will resume active e bung Judea in general and on lead-
rship in Jewish ranks.
participation in the Jewish theatrical
A "Jewish Home Week" program
field.
will be carried out at the meeting
his Saturday evening.

FINDS ANTI-JEWISH
ACTIVITY DYING OUT

THE

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B'nos Yisroel.

The first senior meeting of the
B'nos Yisroel was held on Monday,
Nov. 12, at the El Moshe synagogue.
The following new officers were
elected: Miss Mae Allen, president;
Miss Kraftman, vice-president; Miss
Leah Weisberg, secretary; Miss
Slainak, treasurer; scrap book edi-
tor and Chronicle reporter, Miss E.
Schwartz; the Misses Goodman, Allen
and Weisberg, members of the Senior
Council. The club will be represent-
d in the Dramatic Club by the fol-
lowing:: the Misses Allen, Schwartz
and Samson.

NEW YORK.—The collapse of anti-
Semitic agitation in the United States
and the fact that no organized at-
tempt was made during the last year
to revive propaganda has had a most
salutary effect in minimizing anti-
Jewish activities in Europe, according
to the 10th annual report of the Amer-
ican Jewish committee. Louis Mar-
shall is president of the committee.
"In some sections of the United
States certain sinister political groups
have made anti-Jewish prejudice a
part of their program," the report
says, and there have also been a
number of sporadic occurrences which
OBITUARY
indicate that the seeds of racial and
religious antagonism sown during
NATHAN NEWMAN.
1020 and 1021 have found a fertile
The death of Nathan Nesvinan, a
soil in some quarters. But we feel
prominent
business man of this com-
confident, however, that the number
of persons who will give credence to munity, occurred on Wednesday, Nov.
14,
at
his
residence
on Burlingame
this insidious propaganda is compar-
atively small and that the American avenue. Mr. Newman, who was a
pioneer
resident
of
Detroit,
was born
people as a whole appreciate the in-
justice, wickedness and danger of such in this city 75 years ago, the son of
Joseph
and
Mary
Anna
Newman,
who
movements and may be relied upon to
were among the hest known residents
repudiate them.
of
the
city
at
that
time.
With
but
a
"Iniquitous anti-Semitic
propa-
ganda on the whole has met with gen- few years spent in business pursuits
in
Ashland,
Wis.,
Mr.
Newman
lived
eral condemnation in western Europe,
except in Germany, where anti-Semi- here the greater part of his life, tak-
tism has been adopted as a rallying ing an active interest in affairs of
cry by a number of minor political Temple Beth El and in the formation
groups, and especially those of reac- of l'isgah Lodge of B'nai B'rith and
tionary tendencies. It is evident from other organizations. He is survived
their proceedings that anti-Semitism by his wife, Mrs. Fannie Meyerfeld
is the hand-maiden of the broken rem- Newman, a daughter, Miss Marie
nants of militarism and junkerdom Newman, and a son, Herbert New-
and of those forces which are bent man, of Detroit, and one brother,
on overthrowing the republic and of Samuel Newman of Grand Rapids,
combating free and liberal govern- who attended funeral services held at
the family residence on Thursday
ment.
"With anti-Semitism discredited in afternoon, with Rabbi L(A) M. Frank-
the more enlightened countries of the lin and Henry .1. Berkowitz partici-
world it cannot long survive in Cen- pating. Interment took place at
Woodm•re cemetery, with Mr. New-
tral and Eastern Europe.
man's nephews, Melville Walt, Wil-
liam Meyerfeld, Sidney and Carl
Schott, Joseph Folz and Ralph Folz
of Kalamazoo acting as pallbearers.

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TIUTIUNIUK TURNS
"STATE'S EVIDENCE
AGAINST POGROMIST

Europe. The non-assimilated Jewish the non-Jewish sections as well. "Jew-
masses have a right to cultural and ish organizations who have worked
religiims freedom, Professor Ituyssen with tne have followed this principle,"
asserted, urging that the branches of Dr. Nansen said. Organizations in-
the league be instructed to oppose tending to do relief work in Russia
it crops up. now would have to reach independent
PARIS (J. T. A.)—Attoman Tiu- anti-Semitism wherever
• • •
tiumuk, pogromist and counter-revolu-
agreements with the government, he
MRS. BESSIE LEVY.
said.
tionary leader, has turned "state's ev- NANSEN SEES INCREASE OF
The sudden death of Mrs. Bessie idence" against the anti-Bolshevik, ac- RUSSIAN ANTI-SEMITISM.
Dr. Nansen declared he had nothing
Levy of 0:311 Byron avenue on Sun- cording to a letter of his published
NEW YORK (J. T. A.)--Dr.
but praise for the work of the Jewish
day, Nov. 11, following closely upon in a number of papers here. The jhof Nansen, Norwegian exprorer Frid-
and relief organizations, especially for the
the death of her husband, Abraham bandit leader says he realizes that the the League of Nations' high commis-
Jewish World Relief Conference and
Levy, four weeks ago, is a distinct Russian peasants are now loyal to the sioner for Russian relief, testified
Acknowledged the World Over
to the Joint Distribution Committee,
shock to her many relatives and Soviet government. Even Doroshenko, the growth of anti-Semiti.lm in Russia
Leo Kameneff is the next ruler of
Perfect Refrigeration
friends in Detroit and throughout the president of the Ukrainian Rada, he in an interview with the Jewish Tele-
state. She was in apparent good says, has arrived at the same con- graphic Agency, when he asserted Russia, in Dr. Nansen's opinion. "A
wise
and moderate leader," at present
health until almost two days before clusion.
that in case of an upheaval in Rua. chairman of the Moscow Soviet and
her death. With Mr. Levy, she came
It has now be•ome clear that Tiu- sia pogroms on a large scale would actual head of the cabinet, he is, Dr.
Not an Experiment.
to Detroit 10 years AO from Grand tiuniuk has supplied the Soviet au- be inevitable. In the Czar's time the
Nansen believes, the logical man to
Rapids. She is survived by four sons, th orities with documents, proving the government was anti-Semitic and succeed Lenin.
Thousands in Use.
Harry and Leon Levy of this city, Jo- participation of the states bordering there was official influence behind po-
Dr. Nansen emphasized he did not
seph and Jules Levy of Port Iluron, on Russia in the for of the groms; today the government opposes
believe the Jews will long remain in
and two daughters, Mrs. Frank K . Ukrainian bands calculated to harrass anti-Semitism but the population, es- the
Russian ruling class.
Ambler
of
Grand
Rapids
and
Miss
Over 1,500 in Detroit
if not overthrow the Bolshevik re- pecially the urban population, is be-
"I do not share the opinion that the
Evelyn Levy of Detriot, and five gime.
coming increasingly anti-Semitic, Dr. Bolshevik government is • Jewish gov-
grandchildren, Gershon, Ruth, Char-
It was on the information supplied Nansen declared.
ernment. There are only a few Jews
lotte, Maxine and Robert Levy. Fu- by Tiutiuniuk that the Soviet authori-
Asked whether he thc•ght the Jew- in the Soviet government and even
neral services took place from the ties were enabled to rout the many ish relief work in Russia should be they will not last."
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with interment in Clover ]lilt Ceme- other provinces. Many bandits were it was very desirable for American
The only religion which appeals to
tery. Rabbi A. M. Hershman offi- arrested and documents showing their Jews to continue to render aid to
me is prophetic Judaism. It may be
Woodward at Willis
ciated. Those from out of the city ramifications seized.
their suffering brethren, it would be well to remember that the highest
attending the funeral were Mrs. II.
A
protest
against
anti-Semitism
unwise for the Jews to confine their level of moral aspirations recorded in
The finest display of high grade
Hershfield and Mrs. S. Kennicut of throughout Europe and particularly relief to Jews only.
history was reached by a few ancient •
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Ills advice is that Jewish organiza-
and Mr. and Mr, S. Rubinstein of tion in the higher schools and univer- tions should work in districts where Jews—Micah, Isaiah and the rest—
who took no count whatever of what
Port
Huron,
and
Max
and
David
Levy
sities
directed
against
Jews,
sass the majority of the population is Jew-
,000 Vrig of Grand Rapids.
adopted at the International Congress ish, but distribute their relief among might or might not happen to them
after death.—Thomas Iluxley.
of the League for Human Rights dur-
The synagogue "with its ling con- ing a session Tuesday, devoted en-
tinuous cry after God for more than' tirely to the Jewish question.
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M. Ruyssen, general secretary of
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