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VOL. XV, NO. 4

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1ANTI-SEMITES
RESTORING GHETTO

Scholar
(PTA VICTIMS ARE Talmudic
Dies at Age of 55
ORDERED ADMITTED
By JUDGE'S RULING

Rabbi Isidore Koplowitz Was

Budapest Jew.H aaaaa Would Also

Replace Yellow Patch.

BUDAPEST (J. T. A.)—A mem -
orandum submitted by the Ukrainian
Students' Association in connection
with the anti-Jewish attack at the
Knox Decision Re-Opens No-
university last week urges that Jew's
Rabbi Isidore Koplowitz, great
vember Quota for 876
Talmudic scholar, Midrashic author- be barred as witnesses from the in-
vestigation because the "Talmud per-
ity and author of a number of books ,
Aliens.
mits Jews to perjure themselves." At
died Monday afternoon at Harper
Hospital, following a brief illness and the same time students also demand
that all East European Jew's be ex- I
Saturday
morning.
250 JEWISH IMMIGRANTS
an operation on
Rabbi Koplowitz was born in Ka- yelled from II ungary and that the
AMONG FIRST ADMITTED
Ghetto be restored for the remaining
lisch, l'oland, in March, 1868. Ile
native Jews who should be compelled
studied under great Talmudic and
wear the yellow' patch of the mid-
Aliens Previously Admitted rabbinic scholars in Germany and has to
distinuished himself in the Hebrew dle ages.
An
official investigation into the
Will Be Deported,
language and in the Midrash.
reveals that Mathias
Davis.
Coming to this country in 1890, disturbances
Tremrnal,
a Hungarian soldier, was
a pul-

Author of a Number of

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FOUNDERS OF BALFOURIA LAUNCH
ANOTHER COLONY IN PALESTINE

FRENSDORF DEFENSE
OF FORD ANSWERED
BY FRED M. BUTZEL

Prominent Communal Worker
Calls Frenadorf's Atti-
tude Dangerous.

Bramson • Singalowsky State-
ment Points to Necessity
for Continued Relief.

SAYS AMERICA HARDLY
READY FOR DICTATOR

"ORT" DELEGATES TELL
OF CONSTRUCTIVE AID

Storm of Indignation Aroused
by Michigan Jew's Defense
of Ford Candidacy.

Aim to Reconstruct Jewish Life
on the Basis of Produc-
tive Work.

Fred M. Butzel, prominent Detroit
civic and communal worker, in •
statement to the editor of the Detroit
A.) — All
Jewish Chronicle, answers the en-
NEW YORK. — (l. T.
Russian immigrants now detained at
dorsement of Henry Ford made last
Ellis Island who are able to pass the
week by Edward Frensdorf, a Jew,
necessary tests will be admitted into
who, in a communication to The
the United States, previous decisions
Chronicle, defended Ford's attack on
ordering their deportation notwith-
the Jews.
standing.
This development arises from an
Mr. Frensdorf'e statement aroused
eleventh-hour discovery that the ,
n storm of indignation among Detroit
quota for November had not actually
Jews, and the reply of Mr. Butzel
exhausted before the arrival of
represents the opinion of many De-
been
troit leaders expressed verbally to
these immigrants, who, it now ap-
The Chronicle on the question of the
pears, were erroneously ordered de-
Frensdorf communication and the en-
ported.
BALFOURIA COLONISTS FROM dorsement by the latter of the Ford
immigrants directly affected
HERBERT SAMUEL ADDRESSING
The
OF THEIR HOUSES
candidacy for president of the United
by this latest development are in the
THE PORCH OF ONE
first instance over 300 Jewish de-
the Zionist Organization of America States.
NEW YORK.—Giving out as its and the endorsement of Dr. Chaim
portees for whom special permission
Mr. Butzel's statement to The
had been obtained by representatives
slogan "Another American Colony Weizmann, president' of the World Chronicle follows:
Jewish Congress and
and
Garden
City
in
Palestine,"
the
American
Zionist Organization, and Dr. Arthur
of the
"Irrespective of protests of per-
of Canadian Jewry to proceed to
American Zion Commonwealth, whose Ruppin, the noted Palestinian colo- sonal integrity, claimed by Mr. Frens-
first colony, Balfouria, was recently nization expert, both of whom are at
Canada pending the re-opening of the
dart in connection with the statement
Russian quota in the United States
dedicated by High Commissioner Sir present in this country.
sent to the Jewish Chronicle at your
Herbert Samuel, has launched a cam-
next July. Others to benefit by the
In a manifesto issued by the Zion- request, and irrespective of his al-
Jewish Immigrants.
paign for the purchase by American
decision are immigrants admitted un-
leged desire not to enter Into any con-
Reconstruction Work.
ist organization and signed by Louis
der bond as cases for whom deporta-
"1. The economic crisis ie Europe Jews of plots on a tract of land Lipsky, the chairman, the Zionists of troversy, the entire matter is so con-
tion would involve extreme hardship
FLINT—In view of the widespread which came as a result of the World known as Ilerzliah, where a new col-
troversial and Mr. Frensdorf's atti-
the country are called upon to insure
as well as the many other deportees
propaganda against immigrants from War and the civil wars that followed' any and garden city are to be plant-
tude is so insidiously dangerous, not
the success of the new settlement by
who had not indicated their wish to
Eastern and Southeastern Europe, has seriously affected the position of ed by this organization. The project
only to the Jews, but more particu-
taking up plots of land before the
go to Canada and those whose ap-
RABBI ISIDORE KOPLOWITZ
Rabbi
I.
L.
Bril,
Friday
evening,
dis-
the
Jewish
populations
everywhere.
has
received
the
official
sanction
of
larly, to "true America" that I re-
next annual Zionist convention, which
peals for admission are still pending.
luctantly rush into print to answer
pit in Easton, Pa. He later went to cussed the immigration question be- , The chief occupation of the Jews--
is expected to takeplace early in
Quota Not Exhausted.
fore
Congregation
Beth
Israel
at
the
petty
trading—has,
to
a
great
extent,
Richmond, Va., from there going to
July. "The Zionists of America must him.
The immediate cause for the re-
"If there is any one thing that
adopt it as a cardinal part of their
Athens, Ga. He also occupied pul- Jewish Community Center, '735 Mc- lost its basis, so that the Jewish
view of the deportees' situation were
in Kansas City, Mo., Des Moines, Farlan street. Rabbi Bril said in part: masses are driven by economic neces-
program," says the manifesto, "to America needs today, it is a man to
writs of habeas corpus obtained by pits
"The
first
message
of
President
!ay
to
seek
new
occupations;
newer
reconcile
the various elements in our
add
at
least
one
new
Jewish
settle-
Maurice Zuckert and Isaac Siegel, Iowa, and his last pulpit he occupied Coolidge to Congress closes with the and safer means for insuring their
in Hancock, Mich., seven years ago.
ment in Palestine every year." Such country, who does not sow the seeds
counsel for 12 Jewish immigrants de-
future
existence.
This
will
exp
of
discord,
who is free from prejudice
plea
for
the
moral
influence
of
our
-
a program of action, it continues,
He also conducted services in Petos
tained at Ellis Island, by a ruling of
country which should uphold its to us the fact that, in late years, con-
" will result in the creation of new and whose political and economic
key, Mich., the past two years.
siderable
groups
of
the
Jewish
popu-
Federal Judge Knox.
views
are
helically
unsound. It is very •
ideals.
Prior
to
that
expression
of
In Athens, Rabbi Koplowitz also
assets which will be visible, produc-
Joseph Barondess informed the
belief in the principles that gave b irth lotions of Russia, Poland, Lithuania
tive and permanent." It emphasizes easy for Mr. Frensdorf to disassociate
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, follow- taught Ilebrew at the University of to our republic and which are indeedland Roumania, as well as other lands, Hershman Appeals for Com-
Mr.
Ford
from
a
vicious
campaign
Georgia and won a reputation for
basic importance of land pur-
ing his conversation on the long dis-
munity Spirit; Simon Speaks the
the cornerstones of the country, the are displaying a strong incentive to
chase and colonization end, referring which has been full of malicious lies
tance telephone with Assistant Secre- scholarship and research ability.
President
advises
for
the
passing
of
trades
and
agricultural
work.
This
and
design
to
stir
up
race
hatred in
Rabbi Koplowitz was the author of
to the American Zion Commonwealth
on Reform Judaism.
tary of Labor Carl White at Wash-
legislation which will further restrict will also explain why during the past
as the "land and colonization agency the one country in the world in which
ington, that immigrants admitted on a number of books. His latest book, immigration to the United States. 18 months reconstructive work in
it
should
have
no
place.
Mr.Ford
has
of the Zionist Organization of Amer-
parole will be declared permanently which is still in the hands of the bind-
Representatives of the Orthodox
not chosen to deny responsibility and
"The immigration , question is an I iEastern Europe has assumed such an
admitted without further delay and ers, he saw final proof of on Friday American issue pure and simple. No intensive form. This phenomenon , and Reform Jewish congregations in ica," the manifesto describes it as an every bit of evidence tends to place
instrument which has been "tried and
as he was preparing to be operated on
that all those who were to have been
racial religious elements should en- serves only to intentify as well as to the city met on Thursday evening, tested in the crucible of experience the responsibility squarely on his
following morning.
taken on the S. S. Pittsburgh to the His
latest book, "Exegesis on Winelter into any consideration of so mo- complicate the activities of those or- I Dec. 13, at Temple Beth El, at the and achievement for the realization shoulders.
by
Canada Thursday will in all proba-
"Mr. Ford's attitude towards big
and Strong Drink in Midrashic and mentous a problem. This country is ganizations whose object is the ac- congregational dinner arranged
of this program."
bility also at once be admitted.
economic questions, such as money
Talmudic•Literature," deals with pro- inhabited by representatives of all complishment of reconstructive work the Men's Clubs of the Shaarey Ze-
Louis Marshall, who had previously
"The
beginning
of
work
by
the
such
as
the
"Ort"
is.
It
is
now
al
dek
and
Temple
Beth
El.
Marked
by
issues,
labor organization, government
hibition in the Bible and is a strong races and religions and it is wise
appealed to President Coolidge on be plea for upholding the prohibition therefore not to infuse the racial or question not only of rebuilding the I two interesting addresses, one by American Zion Commonwealth for a attitude toward business seems to
half of the Russian immigrants or law. It is a remarkable volume show- religious phase into any discussion of destroyed Jewish workshops in the , 1Rabbi A. M. Hershman of Shaarey new colony and garden city in Pales- many people just as ridiculous as his
dared deported as being in excess o f
form that they have previously been I Zedek and the other by Rabbi Abram tine," says Dr. Weizmann in a special viewpoint on constitutional princi-
the quota, telegraphed to the Fresh ing great research ability and a great , problems which affect the entire
country. Under the constitution we in, but it is also necessary to provide Simon of Washington, D. C., presi- statement, "is good news. Every ad- ples, education, art, racial relation-
e now knowledge of the Jewish classics.
'
ditional dunam of Palestine land ac-
on
dent appealing for their re eas
Rabbi Koplowitz was the author of are all American citizens, no matter for the health establishment of the dent of the Central Conference of quired by Jews, every additional set- shi ps and on many other things
it had become clear from Commis-
Jewish economic life, to meet ha - American Rabbis, the meeting was
whi ch he has passed snap judgment
"Mosheeach, or the Messiah;" trans- what our religious beliefs may be,
sioner of Immigration Husband's ac- lator of "A Manual of the Jewish Re- matter what our racial origin may' way those of the Jewish masses who not without its thrills, when the lat. tlement strengthens our position in of not even amateur quality.
count that the figures were "errone- ligion," "The Marranos," "Tables to have been. I would be the last to want to engage in productive work ter outlined the Reform movement, every way and brings us nearer to
"The fact that Mr. Ford has made •
ous." It would appear, Mr. Marshall
consider the immigration problem I under the changed and new condi- 1 which called forth a friendly protest our goal. The success of Balfouria wonderful car by quantity methods so
History of the Jews and Their Litera-
, was a source of great satisfaction to
indicated, that on Nov. 1 when the
from the Jewish point of view. How- I c ons.
that
it can be had at a cheap price
ture,
"Al
Moveth,
or
Immortality
of
, '2. The intensive efforts made by I from a member of Shaarey Zedek all who work for the homeland and
Russian quota for the month was de-
ever, for the past few years there heal
will forever place humanity in his
been introduced into this discussion the East European Jewries to estab- I who
claimed purpose
that the of
congregational
dared exhausted, there was still the Soul."
fellowship
the meeting the new colony and garden city will , debt, and although many factors in
Funeral
services
for
Rabbi
Koplo-
of immigration a note sharply an- lish for itself an assured economic called for united action In Jewish I trust, meet with even greater suc - the production of the car and In the
room for about 1,000 aliens under
witz were held in the chapel of Tern-
immigrants. existence must inevitably lead to it ranks, and not for emphasis on the cess."
that quota.
history of the Ford Company may not
pie Beth El on Wednesday afternoon, tagonistic to Jewish
re-
Judge Knox's Decision.
They are referred to as the immi- that its own recuperative powers and merits or demerits of the various re-
Dr. Ruppin, who Is a member of bear the test of close scrutiny, from
foundlat 2 o'clock.
grants from Eastern Europe. But material means will continue to grow. ligious camps.
Room for the deportees was
an ethical point of view, there is no
the
Palestine
Zionist
executive
and
in the opinion of Federal JudgerRabbi Koplowitz had a remarkable there is no secret as to who are But at t'ee present time the internal
Jacob Nathan, president of the is considered the foremost Palestinian doubt that political privilege plays
•
e
Knox, who said it would be improper memory. He could quote on any
material
condition
of
the
Men's
Club
of
Temple
Beth
El,
who
eant
by
these
newcomers
from
no role in the accumulation of the
expert,
said:
"I
know
of
nothing
from any part of the Midrash m
met from
bodies are such that they are entirely presided at the dinner, welcomed
to charge against the quota
which will do more for the rebuilding Ford fortune.
and his quotations were authoritative. Eastern Europe.
unable to cope with the great de- both clubs and said that similar meet-
Excludes Jaws.
vember the 740 Russian refugees
Admits
Murderer,
of the homeland than the widespread
Besides the widow, Rabbi Koplo-
"The Ford factory has a long way
"It is perfectly proper that i mm i - mends made upon them. This dele- ings should foster a spirit of congre- realization on the part of American to go before the Ford workmen will
taken from a sinking Pacific liner in with is survived by two daughters,
July and the 163 Russian immigrants Mrs. Morris Arnovitz and Mrs. Harry grants shall be of such a characterlgation therefore considers it as its gational fellowship and should pro- Jews that it is good business to buy have that chance of self-expression
first
duty
to
declare
its
belief
that
mote a broader Judaism.
who arrived in San Francisco in July Silverstein; a son, Leon Koplowitz, as will make for the best type of
land and build colonies and garden and self - determination that many
the reconstruction of the Jewish life
t is p
some time before the Japanese and three grandchildren, all of De- American citizenship.
Hershman's Address.
cities in Palestine. The American workers assume exists in that fac-
proper and highly advisable that laws on the basis of productive work in
earthquake. As it was impossible to troit.
Rabbi Hershman, who spoke first, Zion Commonwealth has demon- tory.
the near future cannot be accom-
return these refugees, they were ad-
thanked the temple dub for the re- strated this fact by what it has done
Rabbi Koplowitz was a member of shall be passed and enforced that will
"America is hardly yet ready for
mitted by special permission of the the Mt. Vernon Masonic Lodge of keep out of the country the criminal, plished without outside aid. There- ception tendered the members of his already and I am right glad to hear a dictator, no matter how excellent
the immoral, the diseased. There are fore it is necessary that, in the pre- congregation and said they "have that it is now starting another colony
Department of Labor and charged to Athens, Ga.
the
despot may be. Mr. Ford has at
such laws on the statute books, and sent condition of the reconstructive done justice not only to the dietary and garden city in l'alestine."
the Russ i an quota
no stage of his career shown the ca-
it comes as a shock to find that the effort, that American aid shall be laws but to the diet as well." Ile
"This decision held up the Russian
The
campaign
for
the
disposal
of
pacity
to co-operate with other peo-
Hon. James J. Davis, the Secretary enlisted, limited in scope as it may indorsed the views of the chairman
immigrants who arrived here after, POLISH "EXPERTS" MAKE
JEW-BAITING A SCIENCE of Labor, who, when taking the oath be; it must bear the stamp of sys- that the clubs should meet to discuss the plots of ilerzliah has already ple. Men of outstanding genius, who
th e usual race to this harbor on Nov. i
made
appreciable
progress,
according
have
had
no small part in the Ford
—
of office, swore to uphold the consti- tematic effort, and form an assured the needs both have in common and
3," Mr. Zuck ert said. "The decision
to Solomon J. Weinstein, the presi- I success have been compelled to Rena-
of the commissioner made it neees- , WARSAW.—.1. T. A.)—Noted an- tution of the United States and obey basis for the work to be undertaken. upon which they should co-operate.
dent of the commonwealth, who I rate from him and sycophancy is an
Necessity of Assistance.
wary to detain them at Ellis Island cil ti-Seinites of Poland alleged experts its laws; it comes as a shock, I repeat,
Rabbi Hershman said there were stated at the headquarters of the absolute requisite for successful co-
"3. It must be taken into consider-
the Jewish question, have met here to find that Secretary Davis admitted
pending arrangements for their de.
two views he could not subscribe to. organization, 114 Fifth avenue, New
with Mr. Ford. We hardly
ation
that
America
even
for
many
into
this
country
an
alien
who
by
his
under
the
auspices
of
the
Roswoj
with
portation. They were to be sent
a One was that the difference between York, that $30,000 worth of land had I sh yet in America for a govern-
away on the White Star liner Olym- he object in view of making Jew-bait- own confession is a murderer, though years previous to the war, formed
the Reform and Orthodox were petty recently
recently been taken by a small group wish of this character. I am Inclined
ng
a
science.
The
range
of
subjects
. i he may be a Russian prince, and steady source of financial assistance and to be left out of count, and the
pic when resented
the writs were
obtained
for Sir- covered during the assembly is
by me
and Mr.
may
aims. Pro-' fuses admission to decent human be- • for the Jews of Russia. Not having other that only a cleavage was to be of Philadelphia Jews. Newark also to suspect that Mr. Frensdorf
. those re p
is reported to have organized a large be more interested in the Democratic
ings, men, women and children, who, had the advantages of a secured live-
gel, which resulted in holding them ratite of the "experts"
seen between the two groups. Re- group of prospective settlers who are party and a snappy Democratic cam-
he e r o . i the ,,
because they happen to be Jews, are lihood in the old home, thousands of jecting both view's, the rabbi denied
all until argument could be heard by re ssor Konnpszynski, a memb
taking up land in Herzliah. Other paign than he is in the welfare of the
'
against. Are we to be- , people would emigrate to America,
the court.
. Polish Seim delivered a long lecture discriminated
that the issues were unimportant.
,
lieve that we welcome sprigs of the and found a new home there. In "Some of the points at issue are vi- towns in New Jersey, among them United States of America. The ap-
"Judge
Knox
ordered
the
admix-
son of the 12 for whom the writs had on the numerus clausus as an
effective
Paterson, Bayonne and Passaic, are i peal to Jewish toleration and patriot-
the
against
k
nobility
though
they
be
degenerates,
,
such
manner,
America
had
become
the
weapon i in the struggle
tally important and far-reaching," he
hrUPZyna I d iscussed and exclude men and women who' most important source of help to the said, "but I cannot entertain the conducting active work for the new I ism is the most insidious one that
been obtained, and said that the or- ', the
'
Jove
could be made. The time, however,
settlement.
testament and the later-day wish
to make their
homes
here? in the poverty-stricken Jewries of East Eu- thought of a cleavage."
"Secretary
Davis
has been
der affected 878 others who were be-
"I look forward to the time," said has not arrived when patriotism re-
the Jews. The notorious w
rope. If the limiting of immigration
ing detained at Ellis Island. The e IOld
Priest
thics of
The speaker declared that there are
quires the American people to put
Judge
Bernard
A.
Rosenblatt,
the
forefront of this propaganda against would have brought about a crisis in
gave a pseudo
court pointed out that an injury , , Prince Lutoslawski
t,•.,..,
l
i , en u • ,, Jewish immigrants. In a series of the life of European Jewries pre vital truths upon which all were founder of the American Zion Com- into a position of control, a man of
would be inflicted upon those Russian , scientific expanation o r an
united into one brotherhood of Is-
the
war,
at
the
present
time
monwealth, "when one of the con- colossal wealth who does not believe
articles published in various maim - vious to
immigrants who had left ussi
tam.
rael. Ile said that Judaism is so
of school-
The Jew-baiting conference cele- tines he has resented against the Im- of misery it is nothing short of ca- large, so comprehensive and so all- tributions of American Jewry to the in history, who disapproves
good faith in October to be shut out
ing, who is uninterested in art, who
because the United States had played brated also the tenth anniversary of migrant from Eastern Europe. He tastrophic. And when no one will embracing as to include all Jews. To rebuilding of Palestine will be • new condemns labor organization, sup-
colony
and
garden
city
in
the
home-
the
Roswoj
activities.
Special
ser-
quoted
statistics,
making
it
an-
come
to
the
assistance
now
of
the
the part of a humanitarian in aiding
has
further the ideals of the brotherhood
ports Fiat money, believes in the pro-
Jewish masses in order
land every year."
those other Russians who were refu- vices were held in the Cathedral in pear as if the immigrants were ■ unfortunate
tocols of the Elders of Zion and In
to enable them to earn their liveli- of Israel, he said, requires unite
Herzliah, which Is located seven
fees and those who could not be re- honor of the occasion, Lutoslawski menace to this country.
action for the community of Israel.
tho mor-
miles north of Tel Aviv on the shore'Jewish conspiracy to debauch
"Secretary Davis must find it very
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turned to Japan because of the earth- urging the continuance of the fight.
Public Opinion.
in
Wanting
I
of
the
Mediterranean,
is
said
to
pos.
abs
of the world, enslave mankind and
Founders
of
the
Roswoi
movement,
lucrative to write articles and take
quake there."
keep
up
•
state
of
universal
war for
"Unless the community spirit is seas many natural advantages,in-
among the Roman Dmowski, who now up a great deal of his time which
250 Jews Admitted.
deepened," Rabbi Hershman said, eluding • fertile soil and • healthful the private profit of the few.
After spending 40 days on Ellis occupies the post of Foreign Minister, should properly be devoted to the dis-
"It is • matter of extreme humMa-
won't go very far. In Detroit climate. It is adjacent to a number
Island, hundreds of immigrants who editor Sadzewicz DWI& Groshe, and charge of the duties connected with
tion for a Jew of Mr. FrensdorCe
their part in his high office or he would not pen
"wehav e sections and groups of Jews, of transportation routes, one of
we
arrived on Nov. 3 are being admitted others, were extolled for
prominence to lend himself to a move-
is
an
expert
but
we
have
no
community.
Every
wish
campai
Davis
which
is
the
Haifa-Ludd
railroad.
them. For Mr.
in the United States. Among the the anti-Jewish
ment in this direction, no matter how
group has its own ideas which it pro-
In taking care of himself. Who is
first to be admitted are about 250
—
The land has been divided into
he is in his belief, nor how
James J. Davis, otherwise known as
At the annual meeting of the , claims as the community ideas, and four zones, the intention being to de- sincere
Jewish immigrants who had been or-
BROWNE JOINS
RABBI
"Jimmy the Puddler?" He was born board of managers of the department , every group makes claim on the velop a seashore resort, a garden disinclined he is to controversy."
dered deported and for whom ar-
CHRISTIAN POET AND
in
Wales
and
came
to
this
country
rangements were made to go to Can-
city and a truck-farming colony, the
PAINTER IN WEDLOCK with his mother in 1881. His father of synagogue and school extension of other groups.
ada to await the reopening of the
products of which are expected to VILNA RABBIS WILL
the Union of American Hebrew Con-
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family two yea rs
had preceded
next quota.
find a ready market in the neighbor-
gregations,
held
Tuesday
In
Cincin-1
NEW YORK.—(J. T. Al—Arthur
APPEAL FOR SCHOOLS
Assistant Secretary of Labor White Davison Ficke, one of America's fore- previous and the worki ng as an iron nati, Milton M. Alexander was sp.'
ing all-Jewish city of Tel Aviv, which
Because
of
in Pittsburgh.
late Wednesday afternoon ordered
ON VISIT TO AMERICA
already has a population of 20,000
pointed
chairman
of
a
committee
to
most poets, and Mies Gladys Brown,l puddler
REDFORD COUNTRY CLUB
had
to
be-
grinding
poverty,
Jimmie
(Turn to tut page.)
work out plans for the establishment
and is fast growing. Prices of
•
the painter, were m aril
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS souls
gin to earn money at various jobs of a press bureau and advertising
plots
of
10
dunams,
or
two
and
a
half
according to the Jewish law by Rabbi when he was 9 years old. At the age
VILNA (J. T. A.)—A delegation
—
service for the temples of America.
acres each, differ depending on
I of leading rabbis of Poland in addi-
RABBI HERSHMAN WILL
he became an iron puddler. As
A conference of the members ofi The Redford Country Club has proximity to the sea front.
th the bride and groom of 16
.
o
e
urIN
tion
to Chief Rabbi Kuk of Jerusalem
B
sh
Le
Alt
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SPEAK ON "LOYALTIES" are Christian, they chose a Jewis
the various boards of the Union is to elected officers for the coming year as
will proceed to America shortly to
be held in New York City the last follows: Melville S. Welt, president;
minister to perform the ceremony be-
raise
funds for the orthodox schools,
week in January, at which time im- Jesse F. Hirschman, vice-president; CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT
On Friday evening, Dec. 28, Rabbi cause of what they called an "aesthet- JUDGE MACK TO SPEAK
rhadorim and yeshibaths of Vilna.
portant problems will be discussed, E. G. Frank, sceretary; Wm. Brown,
A. M. Hershman will be the speaker ic repugnance to Christian clerics and
FOR
MEN'S
CLUB
JAN.
2
JEWISH
STORES
DECRIED
The
critical
position of the Vilna
dealing with the educational work of treasurer. Judge Charles C. Simone
at the special services at the Shaarey
justices of the peace."
schools necessitating an appeal to
the Union. and I. Rosenberg were elected to fill
Zed c k.
the
d
The ceremony was p
president of
American
Jewry
was discussed at a
Judge
Julian
W.
Mack,
The meeting on Tuesday was de- the vacancies on the board of direc-
Rabbi Hershman has taken as his
CRACOW (J. T. A.)—Placards
conference of rabbis at which the fa-
topic "Loyalties" and his address will home of Edna St. VincentsiMnillay,
the the Palestine Development Council. voted in part to a discussion of the tore.
ter and
calling upon the population to boycott
d
mous
Chofets
Chaim
of Radint was
well-known
p
will
address
an
open
meeting
of
the
The
Redford
Club
has
just
closed
be based on the book and the play of among the guests were Witter Byn
need for enlarging the Young Israel
the Jewish stores during the Christ- present. The aged rabbi Is, however,
Men's Temple Club in the chapel of
that name by John Galsworthy.
nor, Eugene Boissevain and a number Temple Beth El, on Jan. 2. Judge magazine. The reports of Rabbi one of its most successful seasons. ; mas shopping period had been promi- prevented from joining the delegeion
George Zepin, as secretary; Rabbi Davie Robertson, club professional
This Friday evening, Rabbi I. I.. of others, promnient in the literary
nently posted by the Roswoj. The
account of his health, and ltaphts
Mack, who recently returned from a Samuel Goldenson, chairman of the H. F. Godwin, grounds keeper; Wi l
Bril of Flint is scheduled to speak on and art circles of New York.
economic boycott of the Jews is never on
Gradrensty will be the
prolonged visit in Palestine, will
Fishlock, caddie master, and J.
"The Jew Behind the Jew."
imperative than during Christ- Kalischer and
Rabbi Browne was formerly of s al( on "The Truth About Pales- committee on tracts, and Rabbi David Nam
W. Hartley, club manager, have been more
Vilna
rabbis to go to America.
Rabbi Bril's pulpit in Flint, during
Waterbury, Conn., and
mas time, the Roswoj leaders urge.
Phillipson, chairman of education
Israel,
Temple
tine." The lecture will be open to the
engaged for the coming season.
Ills absence, will be occupied by Harr/ is now in New York, connected with
were accepted.
general public.
Friedgut, assistant educational direc-
the Nation and Freernan
tor of the United Jewish Charities.

Secretary

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The Jewish
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For All Jews
in Michigan

Rabbi Koplowitz first occupied

NEW YORK. — (J. T. A.) — Two
stabbed in self-defense by the Jewish well known Russian Jewish social
poultry dealer, Loebel, at the Cafe workers, Dr. L. Bramson and Dr. A.
Lazar in Trummelgasse fallowing a Singalowsky, have recently arrived in
raid upon the cafe by seven drunken New York. 'These gentlemh repre-
soldiers.
(a federation of the
There were anti-Jewish disturb- sent thy "Ort"
organizhtions whose object is the
ances at the university Monday and
spread of trades and agriculture
Tuesday during which three Jewish
Jews) and are quite well
students were dangerously wounded. among the
known to American Jewry through
One student named Pickier was res-
their
visit
to
these shores 18 months
cued with difficulty by a Franciscan
monk who, holding a raised cross, led ago. Their reports of the present-
day economic situation of the Jews
Pickier home.
in European coon tries
es have attracted
much attention. These reports point-
ed out an entire array of phenomena
in the present-day Jewish life that
were little known, and have duly
elicited the interest of people in vari-
ous walks of life in American Jewry
in the constructive work in Europe
that the "Ort" has carried on of late
ye ars .
As to the aims of their present
Secretary of Labor Charged
visit to America, the delegates have
With Prejudice Against
issued the following outline:

DAVIS IS ATTACKED
BY RABBI I. L. BRIL

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