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Professor Cuza, leading instigator of the anti-Semitic students' agitation
in Roumania, received but two votes in the election for Rector of the
niversity of Jassy. Professor Slatianu, reputed to be a friend of the Jews,
was elected by an overwhelming majority.
Looking backward teaches us the
lesson that we all must learn-- 1
that of neglected opportunities.'
We have learned to look into the
future. Buy real estate now.
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Denying as untrue the rumors that the Vatican had inspired Cardinal
Faulhaber's letter to Premier Streseman in which the Cardinal of Munich
decried the anti-Jewish agitation and expulsion in Germany, the official
Italian news agency "Vote" says the Cardinal's protest accords with the
spirit of the Vatican's constant exhortation.
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D ETPOITREALCSIMCBOARO
UNITIONWLVIRPIKAITIASSN
umn recently that with the exception
of Baron Edmund (le Rothschild few
Jews have given in proportion to their
ability towards the rebuilding of Pal-
estine. Peter Schweitzer was among
the outstanding exceptions. Hs deeds
spoke for him. Ile used few words.
To the Zionist leaders the first anni-
versary of his death ought to cause
the laying of emphasis on using less
words and exacting more deeds.
Schweitzer was the only leader in
Zionism to give a sum aggregating
300,(P/11 for Palestine in one year, and
his wealth was far from approaching
that of If number of so-called leaders
whose names and words are co-min-
gled with Palestine. !bowl- to the
memory of Schweitzer!
Mixing religion with politics will find no favor with the Paelstine
authoriies judging from the arrest of two Arab agitators who, while preach-
ing in the Mosque of Omar against Zionism, are alleged to have incited the
crowd to damage the plants of the electric power station at Jaffa, erected
under the concession given to the Jewish engineer, I'inchus Itutenberg.
Children's Corner
NOVEMBER
be excited when they see us? What
shall we do next?"
"Let's ask the clerk at the desk not
to say anything and let us surprise
them."
"All right, let's."
"Here's their door. I wonder who
will answer the bell."
Wiggs flying footsteps were heard
(she never walked—either danced or
flew.) Then .... !
Then. Open your eyes, and back
You are in New York, U. S. A., wish-
ing.
But Wiggs and Anna had celebrated
Chanukah together because they were
friends like David and Johnsthan (ex-
cept for being girls and little.) And
anyone can do it. All you need is an
Aunt and a wishing Rug.—(Young
Judaean.)
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promise to have regard to the hard-
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There is still that other proposal
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of Joseph Barondess, a member of
8748 LINWOODAVE.
Dr. Abraham Flexner, of the Rockefeller Foundation, has been ap-
the delegation, who urges that the
know
there
was
such
a
thing
as
a
pointed chairman of the League of Nations Commission investigating the
Jewish Congress send representatives
welfare of women and infants throughout the world. The work of the magic carpet."
"There wasn't, dear, and there isn't. to Canada to arrange for the admis-
commission is understood to have been made possible by a $75,000 grant
sion of the immigrants with the Can-
from the American Bureau of Social Hygiene established by John D. It was only a fairy tale rug, and not adian government, in the meantime
eat and wonderful like the aeroplanes
Rockefeller, Jr.
to yourself and to your children
people have been making ever since requesting the United States Immi-
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t oprotect their last years.
thy learned the part of God's law that gration authorities to postpone the
The excavation of the City of David is to begin soon according to has to do with flying in the air. But return of the deportees until the ar-
SEE THE W. k W. INSURANCE
announcement of Captain Raymond Wed, who heads a Jewish expedition King Solomon's carpet will do better rangements are completed.
AGENCY
to lay bare the site of the ancient city. The plans for the excavation were than an aeroplane for a visit to Ja-
Dr. Stephen S. Wise. who was to
12 W. Kearsley St.
Phone 5939
laid by Captain Weil in 1913, but were interrupted because of the war. pan tonight. We have to get back have been spokesman for the delega-
Flint, Michigan
Baron Edmund de Rothschild to whom modern Palestine is already heavily here by bed-time, you know."
tion, found it impossible to go to
indebted, is financing Captain Weil's exploration expedition.
"I don't understand," said Anna Washington. In the conference with
Secretary Davis, Joseph Barondess,
looking funny and puzzled.
Prof. Richard Gottheil's students in his class at Columbia University
"It's the easiest thing," said the Congressman Perlman, Congressman
presented their teacher for 35 years, professor of Semitic languages, there, Aunt. "All we need is an Oriental Dickstein and Morris Weinberg, pub-
a silver, seven-branch candelabrum, in celebration of his sixtieth birthday. rug. Please fetch me that little Per- lisher of the Day, appealed in behalf
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
of the detained immigrants. Mr.
The presentation was made by Rev. Dr. E. G. H. )(reeling, Epharim Frisch, sian one in the hallway."
Norman Salit and Louis A. Newman. Professor Gottheil's former pupils
Anna obediently fetched the tiny Weinberg presented a special com-
munication from the Foreign Lan-
include•aome of the most famous Semitic scholars in America and abroad.
rug.
• • • •
"We'll spread this on the couch, and guage Newspapers Association. Rep-
Three hundred delegates and guests attended the recent conference of sit on it together That' it.... resentative Perlman emphasized the
the Zionist Federation of Holland. A. Simons, the chairman, and Mr. de King Solomon was the wisest man of legal aspect of the plea, that the alien
having been given a visa has an ab-
Lieme delivered addresses. The executive of the federation expressed dis- all."
solute right to expect to be admitted
"I know," nodded Anna.
approval of the criticism of the World Zionist Organization offered by Mr.
the admission being an act of good
"There
were
no
trains
or
aeroplanes
de Lieme, and recorded its opinion that his campaign was harmful to the
movement in Holland. The executive tendered its resignation, but was in his time, and traveling around his faith since the immigrant relied on
the American consular officers issuing
kingdom
on
horse
or
camel
back
was
requested to remain in power until the new elections.
• • •
much too slow to suit him. So he made the visas.
Other members of the delegation
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himself a magic carpet of green silk.
Henry Morgenthau who is in Salonika on a mission in connection with
when he wanted to go somewhere far were Adolph Stern and Max L. Hol-
the Near East Relief, was given a reception by Government representatives.
lander,
Acting Grand Starter and
On the ossee Front
away, he sat down on the carpet (just
The Jewish community, too, arranged a welcome for Mr. Morgenthau, the
the way we're sitting on this rug) and Grand Secretary of the I. 0. B. A. re-
American and European Plana.
B'nai B'rith lodge giving a dinner in his honor and the Kehillah a separate
spectively,
State Senator Benjamin
wished he were there. And the next
New Hydriatic Baths.
reception. Mr. Morgenthau told the representatives of the Jewish com-
instant he was there, wherever it was. Antin and Bernard G. Richards, Sec-
munity that he was interested in gathering information concerning the
Golf Privileges and Garage.
retary
of
the
American Jewish Con-
Do you get the idea?"
position of the Jews in Salonika.
Bathing From Hotel.
"I—Ithink so. Do we sit on this rug gress. Present during the interview
• • •
JOEL HILLMAN, President.
and make out we're going through the were also Isador Hershfield, Wash-
Nathan Straus, veteran millionaire-philanthropist, sailed on the Italian air to Japan?"
ington representative of the Hebrew
steamer Duilo sailed for Europe and Palestine. Foremost of Mr.
"That's it. Now then! New York Immigrant Aid Society and S. S.
Majestic Straus' plans is the initiation in Italy, England and France of milk pas- to Montreal, first stop. (Let's get our Gottlieb, chairman of the Selective
World's teurization plants and the spreading of pasteurization propaganda in every breath! That was fast—It takes 13 Immigrant Association.
Bill Favors Nordic Aliens.
Largest country he visits. Speaking of his self-imposed mission, the veteran phil- hours on the train.) From Montreal
First-hand information concerning
Ship anthropist said in part: "My steamer lands in Naples where I intend to start to Vancouver, where the Pacific ocean
milk pasteurization propaganda. On my return from Palestine I will stay is. Oh-h-h! Steady! Here we are. the proposed legislation which is be-
in England and in France to continue the milk pasteurization propaganda That's our ship over at the pier."
ing considered by Secretary Davis
which I began in those countrieSmany years ago.
"This ocean is very rough. Why and other officials of the Labor De-
do they call it the Pacific?" Anna partment having to do with immigra-
tion, has been obtained by the Jewish
A scientific and academic library for the future Jerusalem University wanted to know.
"It must have been somebody's idea Telegraphic Agency.
is to be erected on Mount Scopus, according to Dr. Heinrich Loewe, of
The outstanding feature of the bill
Berlin, who addressed the regular meeting of the New York Palestine De- of a joke to call it that," thought Aunt
velopment League. Dr. Loewe, who is in this country in the interest of Golda. "All ready, now, to go on as now being drafted represents an
extraordinary departure. It provides
the Library project, described the present reading facilities in Jerusalem board?"
"Uh-ha." The next minute they that immigration shall be totally sus-
and said that on the one hand there Wog a dearth of technical literature
for which there was a great demand, and on the other hand, the National were up the gangplank and into their pended and cease from all countries
except those consenting to the abso-
Library in Jerusalem was entirely too small to accommodate the readers cabin.
No one was seasick for a minute— lute control of visas by the United
I and our numerous other offices ,
and the volumes already contributed. He is here to raise funds for build-
Pi In all European countriee are
there wasn't time. You shut your States Government through its con-
ings, maintenance, and the purchase of literary material.
ready to aid your relatives who
• • • •
eyes, and opened them again, and you sular officers and medical examina-
desire to come lo America.
tion of all prospective immigrants
were right in Japan!
Residences
and
shops
of
Jews
in
Freystadt,
West
Prussia
were
plundered
When you buy on• el our pc.
Now take a long breath, and you're abroad before issuance of visas.
by a crowd reaching several hundred persons, say reports reaching here
paid tickets our European offi-
The bill as now being drafted will
in Kobe and up the hill to the hotel.
cials will tools carefully alter
today. The anti-Jewish attack bore all the ear-marks of an organized
Anna is too thrilled to talk, but Aunt also be based on the census of 1990,
the comfort of your -
pogrom, the assault being signalized by the ringing of four bells. National
gem advising them fully re-
Golda says. "I see their windows. And in order to favor nordic immigration
garding passports, and arrang-
soap-box orators harangued the crowd in the market place, urging the
there is Wiggs lighting her Chanukah as against that from Eastern and
ing early forwarding for the
more backward among them to pillage the Jews' property. Order was
and their b gggggg through to
lamp on the window sill. Won't they Southern Europe.
restored on the arrival of the militia. Two plunderers were shot down and
several others wounded in Neusazzoiler when an anti-Semitic mob stormed
On our colossal fast steamers,
Jewish shops emptying them completely of their contents. A company of
including the world's I
schutzpoleizei had to fire on the crowd before it could be dispersed. Several
ship, MAJESTIC, quick ray-
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Samuel Raphaeli, noted munismatist and archaeologist, died at his
home last Thursday. A resident of Palestine for many years, Mr. Raphaeli,
despite his great scholarship, earned his living by clerking and similar
modest occupations. He was a frequent contributor to the publication
of the Palestine Exploration Fund. As an authority on Palestinian coins,
he was in constant touch with scholars the world over, who referred to
him all mooted questions regarding Phoenician, Syrian and other coins. At
the time of his death Mr. Raphaeli held the position of curator of coins in
the Palestine Government's Museum, and was a director of the Jewish
Exploration Society. For some time he served as superintendent of the
Rothschild Hospital of the Hadassah Medical Organization in Jerusalem.
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A move to retain in Republican Poland the Russian Czar's disability
clauses where Jews are concerned came to light today with the withdrawa l
by leaders of the Government Party of the draft of the law abolishing
formally, throughout Congress Poland, the restrictions as applied to Jews.
Jewish members of the National Assembly submitted a vigorous interpella•
tion against the attempt to perpetuate at least in law the resrtictions of
monarchist Russia. The Jewish representatives point to Article 126 of
the constitution directing the government to reconcile the prevailing law
with the construction of the Polish Republic. They demand the reintroduc-
tion of the legislation introduced under Premier Sikorski's Government,
calling for the abolition of the anti-Jewish discriminatory clauses.
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DETROIT
The other day a certain well known
business man dropped into the bank and
arranged to "buy" '50,000 on our new
easy payment plan. He simply opened
fifty of our new "Buy '1,000" accounts.
A cable from Lucien Wolf, General Secretary of the Joint Foreign
Committee of the Jewish Board of Deputies and the Anglo-Jewish Associa-
tion of Engalnd, informs the American Jewish Congress that the British
Government had been asked to make representations to Munich regarding
the expulsions from Bavaria, the message indicating that such action might
be expected almost at once. The inquiry as to possibe action by the Jews
of England was made by the American Jewish Congress at the same time
that representations were made to the German Ambassador in Washington
and the Secretary of State. Mr. Wolf's cable is explicit on the point of
the value of the cooperation of the American Jewish Congress, which has
taken action with regard to securing possible relief for the Jews of Ger-
many.
• • • •
In four years this man will have accu-
mulated $50,000 in cash, which sum he
requires for a specific purpose. And it
will actually cost him but $47,000.
If you wish to have $1,000 or any multiple
thereof, even $100,000, in from one to
four years time for some certain purpose,
you will be interested in this new plan.
The salvation of Germany and the regeneration of its people depends
on the complete suppression of the Jews of Germany, is the opinion of Herr
Maurenbrecher, editor-in-chief of the anti-Semitic Deutsche Zeitung, who
devotes a leading article to the question or ridding Germany of the Jews
and Jewish influence. Herr Maurenbrecher, formerly a socialist, proposes
that the Jews be deprived of their citizenship rights, to be followed by
their removal from the press, theatre, universities, government offices,
parliament, banks and the bourse. The modern Hayman proposes as a
further effective measure the seizure of Jewish fortunes in favor of the
German State Treasury. Herr Maurenbrecher goes so far as to suggest
that the repression of the Jews should be extended to such Christians even
whose origin can be traced to some Jewish ancestor.
A resolution providing for a world conference of Jewish women to
meet periodically, as a conference, for the discussion of programs and
problems affecting Jewish womanhood, was adopted at the close of the
tenth triennial convention of the Council of Jewish Women in St. Louis.
This plan is the outgrowth of the Women's Council's reconstruction work
of the past three years and of the Jewish Women's World Conference in
Vienna last May. Mrs. Alexander Kohut is Chairman of the committee
to promote plans for the calling of the next conference at which the
periodic conference program will be made permanent. Women from sev-
eral countries will serve on this committee, in addition to Mrs. Nathaniel
E. Harris. chairman of the committee of foreign relations, and Mrs. Estelle
M. Sternberger, executive secretary. The suggestion has been made that
the next conference be held in 1925.
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A medical library, containing the latest books on medicine including a
number of rare publications on the history of medicine, valued at more than
$50,000, has been bequeathed to the Beth Israel Hospital of New York City
by the late Dr. Jacob Rosenbloom of Pittsburgh, Pa., the eminent meta-
boPst who died an Sept. 25. The gift was made through Dr. Max Kahn.
Director of Laboratories of Beth Israel Hospital, who was a friend and
co-worker of Dr. Rosenbloom. Superintendent Louis J. Frank of Beth
Israel said that this Library will be placed in the new Beth srael Hospital
now nearing completion on Livingstone Place between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets. According to Dr. Kahn, renowned in the scientific
world as the discoverer of Intarvin for diabetes and who is Associate
Professor of Biochemistry at Columba University and Chief of the Depart-
ment of Metabolism of Beth Israel Hospital of New York, the gift of this
immense medical library will be of greatest value to the physicians of New
York. The collection consists of medical books and treatises of every coun-
ty in the world and also contains some rare medical works which were
written centuries ago.
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