FEBRUARY 15, 1924

A~e flerno trd mi s it elital Ict

N ew York Letter

By DAVID

(Concluded from Editorial

.
J. HIRSCH

page.)

Presidents' Night" to be held on Sun-
day, Feb. 21, at the Hotel Statler, will
holds a promise of useful activity on
be one of the biggest events of the
year in laced Jewish circles. Over,

which must surely be in a measure re-1300 reservations have already
will
e been
ed a nd the seating l fac i lit is
sponsible for his pessimistic view of I receiv be exhausted. Al me m b e rs o f
I soon
I the situation. l'isgah Lodge and their friends are
IF NE cAN Do
For those who are not inclined to l
urged to send in their reser-
accept Rabbi Barishunsky's condem- I s theref"re
forthwith to Jac.
without fail
nation of the Soviet government, hislvation
dbridge avenue,
Langer, 137 East
personality is such as to Detroit,
warrant
Woo
Michigan,
chairman of the
more
than
a
passing
interest
in
his
re-
•
entertainment committee.
Twenty of the past presidents of ,
marks.
Pisgah Lodge have already signified
(From Correspond.. and Cables of Jowl. Telegraph's Agency./
h A.
A
li i i. In terest.
ten d . Jose p
Maeir intention
The Jewish community of Budapest celebrated on Jan. 20 the seventieth
iI};RE is an itnicre7ased interest in th rtin has bn
invittal as a guest of
ee to
S.
Samuel
1 the news from Palestine with the
birthday of the Szegediner rabbi, Emmanuel I,oew.
evening
and
tinfoil
sanwei
and
h
•
report that Jews and Arabs seem at Me ierberg
have been sen- last to have found a basis
Murilario,
.odge,
will
be
the
princicpal
for
the
their differ- af l'isgah 1. one of the past presidents
General Popovicis and his adjutant, Captain
of
tenced each to a year's imprisonment for ill-treating pOOreful
immigrants.
settlement speaker.
A musical program has been
You know • man who make
dives. Events have been going far-
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less money per year than you do.1
leader,arrived in ward with a swiftness that fairly arranged,
featuring
the Pisgah
The Lodge
dinner ,
of 12 voices.
Glee Club
Abraham Rawutsky, Jewish writer and Pante Zinn leader,
He darted buying • home. He is
romptly
America from Jerusalem on the S.S. Cleveland. Mr. Rawutsky, who was takes the breath away by coinparison, end speaking will conclude{
getting away with it. It makes(
a t least, with the weeks of "wilted, "
at
10
o'clock,
at
which
time
dancing
the first Jewish minister under Tchekovski's reign in Ukrainia, has come to
you thoughtful. See us.
I fell waiting," which have precedeol aw ill
commence' S pecial arrangement ' .
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America for a lecture tour.
for so mane months past. After days have been mode to serve a fish dinne r
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to those observing the dietary laws. ,
A second delegation of Orthodox Jews, headed by M. Sirkis, left Warsaw' of incomplete and unsatisfactory
ofh , . as I
UNITED 9WESTERNMAIPASSII
t e «m-
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Glee Club Scores Hit.
for Palestine. M. Sirkis contemplates the founding of a textile factory at : well as incomplete reports
I ference of King Ilussein of Iledjas 1 The newly organized B'nai Brith
Jaffa. A third delegation, including industrialists from Kalish and Lodz, with the Arab notables front the many:
I ' Arab domains, who have gathered at , Glee Club, under the leadership of I
will depart for Palestine in February.
s • Brother Aaron A. Silberblatt, scored
• • • •
us a decided success in its initial ap-
' Amma n in Transjordan ia to disc an,
d
orters
supp
of
treaty
Warsaw was the scene of several demonstrations arranged by
regular
8148 LINWOODAVTI
oposed
Anglo-Arab
pearan ce at theonM
n of I the pr
reactionary wing, on the anniversary of the executio
onday
in eveni ng
of
the "Right"
,zeh I ' od g e
-'
Captain
Niewadowski, who assassinated Gabriel Narutowicz, first president I the projected Pan-Arab Confederation I Pis
t' .1). 11.
The
entire
musical
ritual
of the Polish republic. The demonstrations ended in a procession to Niewa- I there comes at last news to the effect : ,
I that the Jews and Arabs have finally I of the glee club has been rewritten
dowski's tomb. • • • • arrived at what might be at last the
o f
I
. been
the werebers
mem
i a ing in lodge of the B'noi : basis for a mutual
understanding. I and three new repertoire,,
songs have
added
s
r e
D
Y t uer F9uurtn
most
tiation
of the Berl
There is even talk that an Arab Jew-
' to its at the iniand
meet
, prent
Dr. Rosenbaum, attend
For all its worth, on newest Grand
the legalization of the I
greeably
surprised
at
the
most
artis-
take
place
shortly
ng
will
a : a.
B'rith, announced that there
Rapids furniture creations.
Nationalrat in Lithuania. Although Dr. Rosenbaum resigned as Jewish ish Entente
Cordiale
is
pending.
During
the last week
in January
delegation
proc eeded
to Am- tie presentation of the new work.
nue to perform some of the duties of the
Michigan Sample Furniture
following an invitation received I The personnel of the glee dub has
min ister, he said that he will conti
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4: . . .
Between Second and Third.
by wireless from Ilussein which came
decide
not Bowater,
of its musical
head,
Mr. of Ilerman
A.
a r it had already been
confer
with el the
and the
class
work pre-
Leading articles in the Jewish press sound an enthusiastic note over tho
t o c-on e
• was sented by this musical organization in
egation
ing.
The y delegation
triumph of the Labor party in England. They express the conviction that iti' l' send a d , el
i edias K
harmoniousrendition of the work
the Macdonald government will Rotel strength to the Zionist policy, opening
;CEMENT GARBAGE AND up Jewish immigration to Palestine and putting an end to what they term royally received. The very air seemed the ha
: charged with a spirit of friendliness speaks most favorably of the con-
ASH RECEPTACLES
the irresolute policies of the Palestine government.
and when the Jewish delegation of- musical director.
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Rev. Lionel Geffen has died in London. He was a member of the fired a moderate interpretation of the , scientious and efficient tutelage of its
KOFFMAN
H. M.
executive
of
the
Ukrainian
Federation
and
other
Jewish
charitable
institu-
Balfour
Declaratiom, they "met with
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tions. Ile intended to proceed last week to Bessarabia in behalf of the understanding." The cabled dispatch I
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Federation to investigate the conditions of the Jewish refugees there. Be : which told of the conference, was
matched in most careful and studied
war • e served as chaplain in the army.
(Concluded from Editorial page.)
was 50 years old. During the . • • •
terms, telling not toil much hat per-
ulation.
g of im agin at iv e
to mother and father and
The ban on the Bible in the public schools of California was lifted by , mittin
-finitely story
e
t
patch did no t s t a spedce
des
case protesting against the placing I The
oderate interpre- gr andfather.
a derision of the Supreme Court in a test
wondered if she was being
Re
that Balfour
the m Decl arat ion met '
of the Scriptures in school libraries. The court declared that there is no I however, he
in school libraries the Protestant andltaofavor; that Hussein HMI his son, scolded, but mother cried and grand-
Don't suffer—get quick relief.
c onstitutional objection o n
it
father •put his hands on her head, and
Catholic Bibles, the versions of the Jewish Talmud, the Koran or the teach- with
of T rans.
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rul
bduah,
lld thater
s of . said he knew she'd be the mother of
the Emir Apulate
the right
inns of Confucius, inasmuch as they are not sectarian books but classics in ! jordania
sti
It costa nothing to corns down
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Arabs must be observed, and that both I

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The Gerer Rabbi (one of the leaders of the Chassidic sect) has left
Lodz, together with his son and a number of Jewish industrialists, for Pales-

tine, where they intend to stay for two months. Thousands of Chassidim
delegations came to say farewell. Special cordons of
and many Orthodox
scheduled to guard the stations to see that order was maintained.
police were
The party consisted of 30 persons who traveled in a special train to Vienna
and from there to Triest.
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Hussein and Abdullah were anxious I Then the Rebbe said that the early
for the co-operation of World Jewry! frost had caused the trees to turn
in the solution of General Arab prob. I most beautifully down by the little
lems, concluding with a quotation! creek that flowed by the town. And
front the address of the Jewish Me- , he and grandfather and Max and
gation to Hussein, emphasizing the I Rosie were going to take a walk there
friendliness of the Jews toward the and see—they'd just forget school and
Arabs and their desire to live in peace : go walking, and eat seed cakes.
alongside them, not neglecting to re-' And Rosie danced happily and said
mind the Arab chieftain of the tradi- I she didn't mind now that Rosh ha
tional Jewish right to a Homeland in : Shanah was coming—she wasn't
Palestine and the approval by nations afraid. An d with one in hand
in Rebbe
grandfather's,
of the world of the Balfour Declara- Levy's
anti
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lion and the British Mandate. she
It does not seem too imaginative to ins in the autumn leaves.—(The

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I this the beginnings of a peace between
arranging for special frontier points through which will : the Arabs and Jews, which has not'

An agreement
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be regulated the , repatriation of Ukrainian and Roumanian Jewish refugees, : , y will be established an Entente Cor•
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in the World War, will shortly be erected in Paris, according to plans which
announced. President Millerand, Premier Poincare and
have just been
are patrons of the project. The Spanish Senator Pulido,
General Foch
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his
endeavors
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lOtZOTI an. laboring SO valiantly in the
is go-
Proclamations calling upon the , local population to rise and massacre r e habilitation of Palestine, there
of
number
a
ar the organization of the
ing fo oiwd
the Jews are being widely circulated in Kishineff as well as in
Business Men's Lunch
other Bessarabian towns by Fascist' followers
. lewkh Agency for Palestine.
II A. M. to 3 P. M.
. of Professor Cuza. These
, th
A group of the must influential
—S0c.—TRY IT—
proclamations led to a conflict between the
Jewish leaders in the country have
former
having
confiscated
the
proclamations
and
the.
military
censor
having
Evening Dinner
taken
the first important step to this
permitted their circulation. The Minister of the Interior then intervened
P. M. to 11 P. M.
with the Minister of War, calling to his attention the fact that' the circula- realization in the issuing of a joint
and upward
60c. ■
call
to
outstanding American Jewish
had been forbidden since October.
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tion of literature of an inciting character
• • • •
personalities to, meet in conference for
EIGHT-COURSE—V. 15
the
purpose
of considering this ques-
Jewish students at the Warsaw Medical University held a massmeeting
to protest against their exclusion front classes in dissection because they have tion in New York City on February
been unable to furnish the quota of Jewish bodies demanded by the non- 17.
The call is signed by a committee
Jewish students. They protested the fact that they are not permitted to
dissect Christian corpses, declaring that the Christian students have not been headed by Louis Marshall and includ-
required to provide corpses. The Jewish students decried the decision of ing Col. Herbert Lehman banker,
the Warsaw rabbis not to deliver Jewish corpses to the university and have philanthropist and chairman of the
announced a demonstration in the university against the decision of the reconstruction committee of the Joint
Distribution Committee.; Dr. Cyrus
rabbinate.
•
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Adler, chairman of the executive com-
The Frankfurter Israelite of Berlin, in an editorial, appeals to the Rab- mittee of the American Jewish Corn-
binate Council of the Agudah Israel to petition the League of Nations not mittee and acting president of the
to accept the proposed amendment to the calendar. This amendment con- Jewish Theological Seminary and
templates making the new year commence on a Sunday each year.' This Judge Horace Stern of Philadelphia,
year president of the Philadelphia Federa-
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would mean that every three years there would be one week of each
having eight days and in the fourth year there would be two weeks having tion of Jewish Charities, all of whom
eight days each. Thus, some Sundays will actually be Mondays, Tuesdays, attest to the "duty which rests upon
Wednesdays, etc. The Frankfurter Israelite pointed out that the Jews who he Jews of this country who are not
' Particular People Prefer
are in the habit of relying on the civil calendar will be unable to tell from members of, or affiliated with, the
Zionist Organization to consider ser-
Jewish Sabbath falls on.
the Palais
the proposed new calendar what day • the
• •
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iously the relations to the economic
Strictly censored, Highest
problems of Palestine and to its cul-
of
Immigration
Curran
has
declared
that
in
the
future
Commissioner
Standard
welfare societies on Ellis Island will receive information regarding detained tural and industrial upbuilding."
from
government
officials.
They
will
not
be
allowed
to
examine
immigrants
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the records themselves, as has previously been the rule, because of the lack
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of available space, and because such work is not strictly welfare activity.
They will not be allowed to make appeals from Ellis Island. Ile claims that
same
he has no prejudice against the welfare organizations. lie made the
declaration to representatives of 19 welfare organizations who called on
their
him a few days ago. Non-Jewish welfare societies have announced
(Concluded from page 1.)
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the part of Pisgah Lodge.
Lord Rothermere's London Daily Mail has demanded of Premier Mac-
Applicants Congratulated.
donald that he evacuate Palestine and Mesopotamia, "two millstones around
President Samuel J. Rhodes con-
the British neck." The Daily Mail, which is anti-Zionist, has the largest
new
., gratulated the applicants for a
circulation of any paper in London. In the light of the Mail's
h in
it is interesting to recall the following statement by Premier Macdonald charter upon their step, whicdi-
in August, 1922: "The approval by the Council of the league of Nations rated a vital interest in Irnai Brith
event of the greatest importance to the affairs. Ile invited them to join Pis-
ts
of the mandate over Palestine is an
whole Jewish race. The whole world will now expect the Jews to face in a gah Lodge and to pa L i te
dde in its
practical
practical way the responsibilities thus placed on their shoulders. They program and activity, but ad
must co-operate with the government in removing all obstacles to a peaceful if they still saw fit after the evening's
settlement to effect a concordat with the Arab population and to develop the discussion to organize a new lodge,
, that the members of Pisgah Lodge
resources of their own homeland in Palestine."
: will be glad to co-operate with them
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'005 felt
A reconsiderations of the government's attitude towards the use of the in every possible manner. It
all those present that as a result
Hebrew language is asked in a memorandum submitted to the commissar by
nationalities, Stiolin, by a group of Russian and Jewish writers and eif the special meeting a better un-
all
of
scientists, including the academicians Oldenberg and Maar, the critic Per- derstanding was created among
shenson, the composers Gnesin and Shor, and the poet David llofstein. members of the local Jewish common-
asks a repeal of the legislation which makes the use of ity interested in Inuti Brith affairs.
The memorandum
A novel program wilt be held on
Hebrew unlawful and denies the government's contention that the use of
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Ilebrew is necessarily connected with Zionism, a contention which has been I next Monday evening, eb. la,
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the principal argument against the use of Hebrew and instruction in the which will be in the nature of
language. The memorandum requests the introduction of Hebrew courses Father and Son celebration. The
or-
in the Jewish government schools. The Jewish Culturaneague has entered Philomathic Debating Club, an
of Jewish boys interested
with the government a protest against the memorandum, severely censuring' in ganization
public speaking and the discussion
Hofstein for his part in it.
geo
im id a
• • •
• •
t,hepugbulei sc tsproofblepmi,sg, will
en that
Commandant Ivan Ilejjaa has appeared at police headquarters in Buda- of
Who
pest and has made a confession that he is the leader of the irregular Alfoeld occasion. The meeting will he turned
Brigade. Be has supplied to the authorities all details concerning the corn- . over entirely to the youngsters,
position of the brigade and the location of its arms and munitions. The will conduct it in their own way. The
Hungarian official telegraphic bureau circulates a statement by Minister program includes a parliamentary
for the Interior M. Ivan Rakowsky declaring that the whole story of the , drill and a number of short orations
intended coup against the government, for which the Changrad bomb was I by several of the guests. Refresh-
to have been the signal, is to be traced back to the fantastic ideas of a . ments will be served. A large crowd
group of politically undeveloped and irresponsible persons resident in Chon- is expected for the occasion.
grad and its vicinity. Liberal political circles here regard the statement I
oniir"olfk"Protest
Arnest !;117tim
merely as an attempt to restore confidence in Hungary abroad so as not to I A P strorttrgt
jeopardize the chances of the Ilungarian loan now being negotiated in , against the adoption of the proposed
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Dr. Stephen S. Wise in an address before the American committee for 1
and unjust and as being
the Independence of Armenia, in New York, characterized the Lausanne , criminatory
upon a false and unscientific
treaty as an "abject and humiliating surrender on the part of civilization to , based
does
the
open
door
mean!"
he
asked.
"It
means
a
door
I
doctrine
of
racial
supremacy. A spe-
Turkey. What
that opens outward only, the open door for Sinclair and Doheny and thecial committee consisting of Theodore
I
The
fact
that
we
even
consider
this
treaty
means
that
we
Levin
and
Jacob
Miller and headed
Rockefellers.
are losing our ideals. Are two or three Christian colleges in Asia Minor I by Bernard Ginsburg, to draft suita-
I,
for
one.
do
not
want
them
to
stand
hie
resolutions
of
protest
and forward
more important than the Beatitudes!
of the them to the representatives of the
at the expense of the honor of the American people, and the honor
former
'oral
district
in
Congress
and to
Armenian people." Other speakers who attacked the treaty were
Ambassador James W. Gerard, who promised to take the discussion of the, Senators James Couzens and Wood-
bridge
N.
Ferris.
treaty to the floor of the Senate, and Dean A. D. F. Hamlin of the Columbia '
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