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FORD'S CONNECTION
WITH ANTI-SEMITES 1
IN EUROPE SHOWN

Violent Anti-Semitic Propagan-
da Based on Book "The
International Jew.

RABID JEW HATERS
CONFIDENTIAL AGENTS

General Haller's Visit to Ford
Ground for Belief of Mon-
archist Associations.

PARIS WILL ERECT
HEINE MEMORIAL

A.) —Heinrich
PARIS.-1J.
Heine, the greate.st of all German
poets, to whom Germans have
never erected a monument because
he was a Jew, will be honored in
Franck.. The Commission to Pre-
serve Old Paris will place a marble
slab on the house where Heine
lived and died, No. 3 Avenue Ma-
tignon.
The commission's decision re-
calls a bit of history which bears
out the German determination not
to honor Heine because he was a
Jew. The Austrian empress, Eliza-
beth, devoted to Heine's poetry,
had erected on her estate Achileon
at Corfu, a monument to the Ger-
man poet. When Emperor Wil-
helm acquired the Corfu estate,
one of his first orders was that
the monument to Heine be torn
down. The only monument to
Heine in all Germany was erected
in Hamburg in the private garden
of Ileine's publisher.
When an attempt was made in
1897 to erect a memorial to the
poet at Dusseldorf, his birthplace,
permission was refused by the gov-
ernment on the ground of Heine's
anti-German utterances. The me-
morial that had been made for the
purpose was accordingly suffered to
the municipality of New York,
which has placed it on Mott ave-
nue and One Hundred Sixty-first
street. It is commonly known as
the Heine or Lorelei Fountain.

State JEWISH AGENCY TO
A
HOUSE COMMITTEE Autonomous
For Jews In Crimea HAVE NON-ZIONISTS
FILES REPORT ON
JOHNSON MEASURE s11(,),Tegsse.TtnItittlo,1 ; 1 ■ . " SEEMS A CERTAINTY'

loll M eMorandu .

Majority Members Fear Dan-
so- -
NIOSCOW. — (J. T. AA - - A new so
ger from Influx of Unas-
lution of the Jewish poblem in Itus.!
sia is offered in a scheme fur Jewish I
similated Aliens.

colonization in the Crimean penal.'

details of which have just been
MINORITY REPORT BY
made known.
DICKSTEIN AND SABATH
The plan was presented in the form

' of a memorandum to the Soviet goy.'

Senator Watson of Indiana eminent by Abraham Hearin, origin-
ator of the All-Russian Agricultural
Introduces New Immigra-
Exhibition which recently closed in
tion Bill.

Formulated
y
b Ad
i
Resolut lone
ler, Stern and Lehman Pre-
seated by Lamport.

WEIZMANN OBJECTS TO
PRODDING CONSCIENCE

Indifference Thousand Times
Worse Than K. K. K. and
Ford, Says Marshall.

9-3-0-0

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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1924

VOL. XV. NO. 13

Telephone
GLENDALE

I. L. BRILL TO EDIT
UP-STATE COLUMN
FOR CHRONICLE

Beginning with the issue of Feb.
29, Rabbi I. L. Brill of Flint will
edit an "up-state column" for The
Chronicle. Rabbi Bril, who travels
extensively through the various
cities and towns in our state, is
thoroughly conversant with Jewish
communal, religious and social life
in these communities. Special em-
phasis will be placed by Rabbi Bril
101 the news of Flint, Bay City,
Saginaw, Battle ('reek, Kalama-
zoo, Jackson, Grand Rapids, Lan•
sing and I'ort Huron. It is the
purpose of The Chronicle to make
its columns as Interesting to the
Jews of the rest of the state as it
is for Detroit Jewry.

REPORT OF SURVEY
ANXIOUSLY AWAITED
BY DETROIT JEWRY

Dr. Nathan Krass, Samuel
Goldsmith, Speakers; Judge
Simons Toastmaster.

COMMITTEE EXPECTS
RECORD ATTENDANCE

Prominent Communal and So-
cial Workers Express In-
terest in Report.

' Moscow. Although the memorandum
The annual community dinner of
NEW YORK al. T. A.)—l'artici-
was presented in November of last
the United Jewish Charities, which is
WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.)—The ear the fact of its presentation has patina of American non-Zionists in
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—An inves-
to
be held on Thursday, Feb. 28, at
immigration committee of the House
tigation by the Berlin bureau of the
just become known. Bragin's memo- the Jewish Agency for Palestine and
.
Hotel Stalter, promises to be the
s
us
of epresenta less
Jewish Telegraphic Agency reveals
ranulum reviews the unfavorable emu- the oganization of a financial cor-
most
successful given by the Chari-
report on the Johnson bill Saturday. nomic revolution which followed, re- poration for economic investment in
the connection of Henry Ford, Amer-
ties since its organization. Those
ican motor magnate, with the anti-
The report was signed by 14 members salting in large unproductive ele- Palestine seem assured following the
who attended the former dinners re-
of the committee and accompanying meets of Jewry, which he refers to non-partisan conference to consider
Semitic movement in Central Europe.
member the able and brilliant ad-
it was a separate statement from as increasing world anti-Semitism.
It also discloses the fact that the vio-
Palestine problems held Sunday in
dresses of Lee K. Frankel, vice-presi-
Representative Bacon of New York.
lent anti-Semitic propaganda which
Bragin proposes that the govern- the Hotel Astor. The meeting called
dent of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
Congressmen
Sabath
and
Dickstein
ment allocate to Jews a special dis- by a committee headed by Louis Mar-
started in Europe in 1921 was based
ance Company, and Jacob Billikoff,
will file a minority report early this trict which shall be colonized by Jew- shall and includnig Dr. Cyrus Adler
on Henry Ford's book, "The Inter-
noted social worker of the city of
week. The Jewish Congressmen de- ish farmers, "thus solving the Jewish
of Philadelphia, Herbert H. Lehman
national Jew."
Philadelphia.
parted from the regular custom of question, which has again become
The investigation of the J. T. A.
of New York and Horace Stern of
For this year's dinner the speakers
' filing a minority report along with
establishes the fact that Ford's agents
a cute In Russia" Such centers of Philadelphia, reached its climax late
are Dr. Nathan Krasss, rabbi of Tem-
the
committee's
majority
report,
hop-
Rabbi
Mayerberg
Who
Was
to
in Europe are constantly associating
"ewish population as Odessa, Ches- in the afternoon, just as the confer-
ple Emanu-El, New York, who has
doing they would is i iron and Nikolaiev would necessarily
ing that by
Be Principal Speaker Is
with rabid anti-Semites, an instance
t' 80
a
ence was drawing to a close, when
attracted to his temple every class
for their report additional emphasis. be included within the boundaries of
being the disclosures concerning Ti-
Dr. Chaim Weizniann, president of
Unable to Attend.
in the city and who has made of his
Representative Bacon's statement the proposed autononmous region.
tus DeBobula and his part in the Bu-
the World Zionist Organization and
temple of worship a place where not
records
him
as
agreeing
with
the
ma-
The project suggests that Northern president of the Jewish Agency, tak-
dapest monarchist conspiracy to over-
ACTING MAYOR MARTIN
jority report in all provisions of the Crimea, together with the adjoining
only are sermons delivered, but all
throw the Hungarian government, in
ing advantage of an opportunity given
Johnson bill except that section which portion of the Ukraine, including the
questions
answered that may be asked
TO REPRESENT CITY
intimate co-operation with the Ger-
him to refute arguments or correct
by those attending the service.
refers
to
the
2
per
cent
quota
based
cities of the Black Sea, be designated mistaken Impressions, shouted to the
man monarchists, especially the Hit-
on the census of 1090. Represents-
The other speaker is Samuel Gold-
s the Jewish Autonomous State. conference: "Take it or leave it!" Philomathic Debating Club
ler-Ludendorf group.
tive Bacon proposed instead to give The proposed district contains 14,-
smith, director of the Bureau of Jew-
Ford Not ie K•rlsbad.
Dr. Weizmann, who had delivered one
Guests of Pisgah Lodge
the President authority to suspend 000,000 dessiatine (a dessiatine is
ish Social Research, who is engaged
A special investigation into the
of the earlier addresses of the day
At Last Meeting
immigration whenever unemployment
in making surveys of the Jewish peo-
slightly less than two and seven- when he spoke generally of Palestin-
anti-Semitic agitation in Bohemia
or industrial depression warrants tenths acres), and of this area 1,-
ple of the large cities in the United
also points to Ford's connection
ian conditions and the requirements
such
a
measure.
Arrangements have been fully com- States. It is the opinion of those who
000,000 dessiatine would he required for the further upbuilding of the
there. The anti-Semitic agitation
The majority report states that
know that when Mr. Goldsmith has
pleted
for
l'ast
Presidents'
night
to
at once for Jewish colonization.
followed immediately upon the al-
land, had sat quietly throughout the
despite the unfavorable condition of
The whole area is populated now to session, watching the proceedings with he observed by Pisgah Lodge No. 34, completed the survey of the other
leged visit of henry Ford to Earls-
international exchange and prevailing
about 30 per cent of its possibilities. an intense interest, His only essay I. 0. B. B., on Sunday night, Feb. 24, cities of the United States with the
bad. The anti-Semitic press in Eta.
high steamship rates, between 1,500,-
Jews already residing within the area during the whole time was a refuta- at the main ballroom of the Statler same thoroughness and understand-
rope in announcing this intended visit
000 and 2,000,000 immigrants would
proposed for the Jewish state num- tion of a remark made by Dr. Solomon hotel and from all indications the ing as the survey made in Detroit,
declared its purpose to be to confer
have entered the country during the
her 1,000,000. With the development Solis-Cohen that the Zionist organiza- affair will be one of the outstanding the Jewish people of the country will
with anti-Semitic leaders concerning President Altheimer Toaatmas-
past two years had there been no
of Jewish colonization, M. Bragin tion sought to alienate the citizenship social events of the year in local Jew- be healthier, happier and better for
future propaganda. A search of of-
ter at Dinner Attended
measures
immigration
restrictive
the knowledge which he will furnish
proposes that the district be convert- of Jews in the countries of their res- ish circles.
fidal sources in Karlsbad showed that
such as the 3 per cent law which is
by
1,000
People.
ad-
ed in 1927 into an autonomous, self- idence. But when Dr. Lee K. Frankel,
correspondence
The banquet, which will commence them.
considerable
now in effect.
The toastmaster of this year's an-
governing region with a Jewish ad- a vice-president of the Metropolitan promptly at 6:30 p. m., will be pre-
dressed to Ford from anti-Semitic
The report pictures an alleged
nual dinner is Judge Charles C.
leaders arrived in Karlsbad during MARSHALL, SHULMAN,
Life Insurance Company of New sided over by Rabbi Henry J. Berko-
alarming condition which requires an ministration.
Simons of the United States Court,
The
memorandum,
it
is
stated,
was
the period when Ford was supposed
MILLER THE SPEAKERS even greater restriction than at pres.
York, inquired into the future activ- witz as toastmaster. Rabbi Berko-
re pared and is being supported by ities of the Zionist Organization and witz has greatly endeared himself to Ile is a statesman, jurist and orator
to be there. The Jewish Telegraphie
ent. It especially warns of the neres. P
and is known to all Detroiter,.
Agency has establishes', however,
a group of Jewish social workers, in-
to Doctor Goldenson of Pitts- sity of passing a new law to replace eluding a number of civil employes asked questions which Dr. Weizmann all local members of the order and his
Fred M. Butzel, one of the beat
that Ford himself never cani.•
regarded es "prodding" into my con- selection as toastmaster comes not
the present law if the 3 per cent
burgh
Delivered
Anniver-
known social workers of America and
in
Soviet
institutions.
The
Jewish
Karlsbad, but the chief European rep-
science," the famous English Zionist only as a recogniiton of his splendid
measure is allowed to lapse.
practicing attorney; Rabbi A. M.
nary Sabbath Sermon.
resentative of the Ford Motor Corn -
asked
if
there
was
anything
qualities
as
a
man
and
spiritual
lead-
The report predicts the largest section of the Communist party, was
which has been opposed to most Jew- further he wished to say. er in Israel but also in response to the Hershman, rabbi of Shaarey Zedek
parry, Henry Lange, who resides in
movement of immigration in the his-
NEW YORK.—Dissatisfaction with
ish movements, is not opposing the
London, came in his stead. Mr. Lange
Weismaan Prodded. wishes of the rank and file of Pisgah Synagogue; Julian II. Krolik, promi-
ry
of
the
world,
beginning
July
1,
to
Bragin memorandum and has adopted
registered in the visitors' list of the way "big" men are trying to pre-
"We accept the present status in Lodge. Acting Mayor Joseph A. Mar- nent business man and social worker;
1924, if the 3 per cent law is al -
Karlsbad in September, 1922, and as- vent future wars is responsible for
a neutral at tit ode.
Palestine," Dr. Weizmann said, "and tin will be present and convey to the D. W. Simons, former councilman and
lowed to expire and if no other legis- I
social worker, and Jacob Nathan,
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency
sociated himself exclusively with well the spiritual revival among the peo-
we have adopted the mandate of the lodge and particularly its past preei-
lotion is enacted, stating that the ex-
president of the Men's Temple Club,
known anti-Semites, particularly with ple, declared Nathan J. Miller, chair-
elusion clauses of the act of Feb. 6, learns that the highest Soviet au- League of Nations as the basis of our dents, the greetings and best wishes
Engineer Weiss, a rabid anti-Semite. man of the New York executive coin- 1917, will be powerless to stay the thorities consider favorably the pro- operations. There are Zionist, who of the City of Detroit. The occasion have expressed opinions on the value
posal to make the district an autono- believe that the outcome may be a po- will receive added prestige, dignity of the survey, conducted in the city of
Lange, it is said, stated that he not mittee of the Union of American Ile-
tide.
moos Jewish state by 1927 and are
Detroit, and the benefits that will flow
only represented the Ford Motor brew Congregations, in an address
litical state dominated by Jews and significance by his attendance.
Country Demands Restriction.
Company, but was Ford's personal at the dinner marking the fiftieth an-
"Such a situation should not be prepared to accept) the proposition. through the natural process of evolu- It was hoped at first that Rabbi from it.
A special commtesion has been sp.
i known that niversary of Temple Beth-is1 n t the
confidential agent. It is
Fred M. Butzel gave out the follow-
tion. Who knows what fortes states Samuel S. Mayerberg, a past presi-
permitted to arise, the report reads.
Lange had many conferences with Hotel Biltmore. Mr. Miller also ex- "The country demands the restric- pointed to consider the scheme and
will assume 50 years hence! We do dent of the lodge, would attend and ing statement:
plan. Among
German Nationalist leaders, especial- pressed a hope that the time is near
The community dinner at the Hotel
German
the commission are not wish any privileged position in deliver the principal address of the
ly with Mr. Jung, German National when "men of the cloth" will refuse tion of immigration. The public de- to
prepare
a de
the
members
o
nand is not only for restriction but Piatakoff, chairman of the All-Rus- Palestine and will stand or fall by evening. During the course, how- Statler on Feb. 28 should be one of
representative in the Czecho-Slovak- to "bless the banners of militants.
•
the
most noteworthy events in the
• •
what the Jews do or do not do. I ever, of a long distance telephone con-
or
g
,
One thousand people attended the
ian Parliament. The anti-Semitic agi-
restriction than that imposed at pres- sian Concession Committee; Kubi- want to see a land in which Jews do versation which Rabbi Mayerberg had history of our community. It will
tation throughout Czecho-Slovakia dinner commemorating the fiftieth ent. The decision to base the 2 per shelf, Commissary for State Control;
not dominate non-Jews and non-Jews with l'resident Samuel J. Rhodes of mark the publication of auhtentic in-'
followed immediately upon Lange's anniversary of Congregation Beth. cent quota on the census of 1890 was Smirnoff, Commissary for Agricul-
do not dominate f lews, and I wish to Pisgah Lodge several days ago, the formation concerning our population,
visit to Karlsbad. A flood of anti- El. Ben Altheimer, president of the reached after a long and careful con- tore; Broido, assistant Commissary
God that the three great religions former stated that due to an Una- our economic condition, our institu-
Semitic literature swept over Czecho- congregation, was toastmaster, and sideration of every element of the for National Affairs, and Esther
there could work side by side for the voidable contingency he would be un- tions, our delinquency, our education,
Slovakia from Leipsig and Munich. the speakers were Louis Marshall, immigration problem," the committee ' Frumkin, ex-Bundist and now a mem-
development of Palestine." Pointing able to be present. Rabbi Mayerberg our health, our organization or lack
It can very readily be seen that president of Temple Emanu-El; reports. The change in the census bee of the Jewish section of the Corn-
to Dr. Frankel, he said with consid- said that he keenly regrets this fact of same.
outside influences were responsible Rabbi Samuel Schulman and Mr. Mil- basis is made to slow the stream of , monist party. Trotzky, Kameneff,
"There has been much exaggeration,
erable feeling: "Do not prod into my and hopes that another opportunity
propaganda ler. Rev. Dr. Samuel II. Goldenson
for the anti-Semitic
those types of immigrants not easilylBucharin, Ziurupa and Sasnowsky conscience; I do not prod into yours. would quickly present itself so that much damnation, and much idealiza-
among the Germans in Bohemia, be- of Pittsburgh delivered the anni- assimilated which crowd the larger are among the Soviet leaders who
tion.
There has been very little in-
I
stand
for
something
which
millions
he might return to the scene of his
have expressed themselves in sym-
.!
S
a sermon.
s mime
cause, under ordinary circumstances, versa r y Sabbath
cities with a slight knowledge of
stand for, something for which we former activities and celebrate a re- formation.
h
At First Strictly Orthodox.
the Germans being a minority group
lath Y with the scheme.
"The
survey has been made without
America
and
American
institutions.
1
have given our health, our money, our union with his former colleagues.
Congregation Beth- El was organ- There has grown to be a great indi.' last session of the All-Russian Soviet' .
in CzechoSlovakia, their interests lay
efforts. We ask only a parallelism
It is announced, however, that Ben- fear or favor and is not likely to
with the Jews, another minority ized in 1874 and is anamalgamation
COngress the scheme was privately I
square
with
the ideas of any one per-
e gestive mass of aliens with alien sym- discused with repreentative from the
our action in Palestine. We do not jamin Samuels, prominent Chicago
ch
allie to them in language, of two congregati„ns, Anshe
'roil
pathies and alien purposes. It is a
son. It is possible that it may not
.
R ' i who wish for control. We want it to be attorney, president of the District
'la
culture and - political affiliations; and and plus Jeshurun. The former of menace to the social, political and
Grand Lodge, an eloquent orator and even meet the notions of the commun.
anti-Semitic propaganda would lose, these congregations had been eatab- economic life of the country. It , seemed most sympathetic and de- your responsibility as well as our
for them their staunchest allies, and fished in IS28 when a few immigrant creates alarm and apprehension and i d ared it is the only solution to the own. We have no monopoly in Pal- B'nai B'rith leader of national prom- ity, on the otherhand it may initiate
inence will be present and deliver the the first thorough-going effort to solve
estine
and
wish
none.
I
plead
for
an
harm greatly their political interest. Jews met in a small room in White breeds a racial hatred which should ! Jewish problem in Russia. Chicherin
our communal problems on a common
Ford's money is generally seen behind street. Seven years later, they not exist and will pot oast when the i favors the scheme and has promised understanding; a square, honoarble, principal address of the evening.
fair
understanding.
It
in
not
our
wish
Isaac Goldman, former president of sense basis."
the anti-Semitic movement in Europe moved to Greene street and in 1840 balance is restored." his full support. The work of the
Rabbi Hershman in his statement
that you he dragged into Zionism Temple Beth El and of the District
as it is impossible to believe that the the congregation built a synagogue
The report quotes President Cool. ' commission was postponed on ac-
Grand Lodge, will attend. Rabbi A. says:
huge sums spent for the publication in Henry street, and lo years follow-
' ' I • t Congress when count of the death of Lenin, but will through the hack door.
The forthcoming community din-
"Take part of the responsibility, M. Hershman has also been invited
of propaganda and the payment and ing that, a burger and more beautiful
ner will give the Jews of Detroit an
support of numerous officials and or- synagogue was put up in Norfolk he said that a continued policy of re- go It forward
in full that
swing.
is understood
!supporters of part if the burden, from us. We wish to be present.
The guests of honor of the occasion opportunity to get adequate informs-
to divide the burden thinking that
ganizations could be raised in Eu- street, making this structure the i strictive immigration is necessary. It
largest of its kind in New York at also quotes the late President Hard- the scheme do not consider the cote- Zionists and non-Zionists will unite in will be the past presidents of Pisgah tion with regards to the means of the
rope.
'
is a • to the previous Con- nization of Crimea to be competitive
'
Fee the first Lodge and will include ex-Councilman community and the most feasible
It is known that violent anti-Semi- that time. a or a while the coniere- . ' areas, recommending leirislation for , with Palestine colonization, but be- solving the problems.
We have the opportunity to build David W. Simons Bernard Ginsburg, methods of correcting them. The 'sue-
'
tic propaganda has even been carried ration was known as the Norfolk
' the registration of aliens in order to i lieve, on the contrary, that the Cri- time
Butzel, Max veya which will be the chief feature
a „ a , ,
i
Herman Weiss, Henry
Mr. Ilarding's recognition of I mean scheme will aid in the develop- up the very soul of Jewry.
into countries with an insignificant Street Shule. In 1871 the congre-
show
h
" We are ready to meet you half Finkelston, Zelda Ilimmelhoch, Joseph of the dinner, will deal with some of
Jewish population, like the Scandi- tion grew to such an extent that it' i the
, meant of g nod Jewish farmers and
danger of non-assimilation.
not
barter
what
we
We
Will
J.
Cummins,
Morris
Garvett
and the vital problems confronting the
was
compelled
to
move
again,
and
at
,
I
particularly
because
they
believe
way,
but
navian countries and Switzerland.
39,730 Jews Admitted.
ditions in Palestine are stand fur, our ideals, for all your mil- others. The feature event on the pro- community and will offer definite rec-
Translations of Ford's book appeared that time they left downtown and
The report states that the original present con
id
house
quota
law
was
passed
in
1921
to
meet
not
an
aid
to
the
solution
of
the
Jew-
lions.
Come
and
stand
with
us.
Take
gram
for
the
evening
will
undoubt-
ommendation for their solution. I.
in every language and in all countries went uptown, erecting a o
it or leave it."
and : an emergency and that this emer. ish problem.
of Europe and was distributed very worship on Sixty-third street
1 ell be the presentation of gavels to personally, am anxious to know what
e ation
•
•
•
recommendations are."
Resolutions
Adopted.
the
The concrete result of the confer- all the past presidents in recognition ,
widely.
L exington avenue. This
is as great now as it 7u3ass then. ,
of the esteem and affection in which ' D. W. Simons gave the following
No Documentary Proof.
Was at first strictly Orthodox. Gradu- aencY
The report states t at 39, 0 Jews • COMPANY IS TO HAVE
ence
which
was
participated
in
by
While no documentary proof of ally it was influenced by the spirit of were admitted to the country during CAPITAL OF £1,000,000
a , they are held by members of Pisgah opinion:
"Answering your inquiry of my
BERLIN.-1.1. T. A.)—It is un- large number of non-Zionists from all • i odge Due to his absence from the
Ford's connection with the anti-Semi- the times and developed a tendency '
period from July to November:
'
'
over the unit e d States, was the &l .. op- , city
tic propaganda in Europe can be ob- to reform. It was administered to ; the
Italubi
Leo M. Franklin, a past
(Turn to last page.)
1923. Provisions of the Johnson bill derstood that initiators of the scheme t on 0 ao ruso u lti
one, ' oee creating , president of B'nai B'rith, will vetoes
.
i
ft .
rained, it is known that anti-Semitic by men Who became leaders in Amera were summed up in the report as to establish an
autonomous Jewish a; committee to organize an investment ! tunatel
agitators like Titus DeBobula and
y• be prevented from attending
(Turn to last page.)
: state in Northern Crimea plan to corporation, and the other creating ,
Adas Jeshurun was
others openly boast of their connec- can Congregation
Judaism.
For the same reason "Daddy" Adolph'
' establish a company with a capital of sommittee to study the subject of the " ,
tion with Ford, and this fact, togeth- founded in leaf; by immigrants from
Freund will not be present.
F
a1,000,000. It is hoped that the Jewish Agency and formulate a plan
car with the evidence mentioned be- Germany who conic to this country
Two orchestras have been engaged
Joint
Distribution
Committee
will
'
whereby American Jews can associate , to provide music during the dinner
fore, clearly establishes. at least in- with the hope of planting a Jud aism
LOEB
subscribe to half this amount.
theniselves in such an agency. Both ' and for the dancing which will follow.;
directly, the relation between the De- that would be both liberal and loyal.
•
•
•
•
1 Finhorn one of the most
1 the anti Semi-
commi e s will be a ppointed
D
The program of speaking will tenni-
Brilliant Irish Novelist and Lecturer
DR. JOSEPH ROSEN OF J. D. C.
distinguished rabbis in America, was
Marshall, chairman of the deli-end,
tic agitation in Europe.
to Be Speaker at Reciprocity
URGES SUPPPOPRT OF PLAN
within the next few days. They will ante
at 10
p. m. at which
In well informed Jewish circles its first spiritual leader. In 1879 Dr.
lime promptly
dancing will
commence.
The
Day Meeting.
here it is believed that Ford also as ' Eeinhorn was suceeded by Dr. Kau!.
NEW YORK.-1.1. T. A.)—Dr. Jo- report their findings within the next well-known Pisgah Lodge Glee Club, .
en, director of recenstruc- few weeks to a reconvened session of uer
sociates with the Russian monarch- man Kohler, president emeritus of Was Declared Among World s seph Rosen
d the direction of Aaron Silver-a
Ten
of
one
tion tor the Joint Distribution Com- the conference to he called shortly.
ists. The fact that well known Eu- the Hebrew Union College,
Greatest Biologists
An annual event of interest in the
1 Samuel Hoexter, will ren-
The texts of the resolations, the der sevs7a1 musical end
ropean anti-Semites, like General th
, mittee of America, who returned to
the most noted Jewish scholars of ,
selec- realms of Women's Clubs will take
and S c i ent i s t s.
by S. C.
Haller, while in America, always Pa y ' th e world. He recently observed his
. America a short time ago for a short first of which was presen ted
tions } rum present
resent indications an place on Monday, March 3. ir the
—
• '
'
a visit to Ford in Detroit, would seem I eightieth birthday. Dr. Kohler in-
NEW YORK. — (J. T. A.) — Dr. visit, is known to favor the plan for , Lamport and the second by Dr. Elisha attendance
of from 400 to 500-persons chapel of Temple Beth El. It will
o rmulated b y D r . Cy-
iproduced the English sermon, making
to bear out this belief.
the first steps to Ameri- Jacques Loeb, head of the physiology colonization of Northern Crimea by Friedman and f
is expected. Special arrangements be the Reciprocity Day meeting of
Ithi s one of
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canize the congregation. In 11189 division of the Rockefeller Institute Jewish farmers and the establishing
, hate been made to enlarge the seat- the Jewish Woman's Club. who will
stoasteen
theefroereofreatnu r anui t n ogntoomRouu s sJiftewilisrh R
inc capacity to insure adequate ac- entertain as their guests for the af-
glish prayers were introduced, sub- for Medical Research, and widely B
E
Eng
;aituting
for the German ritual and known scientist, died Monday night '
' rommodations for all guests. There ternoon the various presidents, offi-
,
gave
out
an
interview
through
the
heart I
will be no admission on the night of cials and representatives of the De-
German preaching. In 1893 the Union , in Hamilton, Bermuda, of hea I Jewish Telegraphic Agency in which
tion i troit Federation of Women's Clubs.
p r
the hall except upon prior s
tahset trouble.
w as a d op ted
Book
a
Loeb
had
been
in
Bermuda
'
he
lauded
the
plan
and
urged
its
sup-
.
WASHINGTON.--(J. T. A.)—Sec- I reser
A limited number of reservations are This is invariably the occasion for
" The l
NEW YORK. — (J. T. A.) — De- still available and these wishing to ! brilliant assemblage of noted club
II e Was accompanied ' Po rt .
rtary of State, Charles E. Hughes, ritual of the Congrega
F b 4
i
taken occasion to urge his German sermon preached from Beth• s nce e . .
women
of
the
city.
A
program
of
' nunciation of the anonymous author
by Mrs. Loeb, Miss Anne Loeb, Mrs.'
urg ed to all the secretary
has again
1901 .
El pulpit .
; of Pisgah Lodge at Stain 7497 or Jac , unusual entertainment, to be foi-
, Ivy L. Lee and Miss Alice Lee. He ANTI - ZIONIST MEMBERS. and the publishers Boni & Loverieht
opinion against the Johnson Bill. The -
-
Moved to Fifth Avenue.
1 lowed by a reception in the dining
of the recent novel "Haunsh, Paunch ;
esit Beth-E1 which was made !haul paid an annual visit to the islands, OF PARLIAMENT HONORED I and
Secretary of State, in a letter to Con-
Jowl" were voiced by Rabbi Sam-; Langer, chairman of the committee In
hall, has been arranged.
years
en labor-
a in ,
eressman Johnson, chairman of the
moved I for the past several his
marine
—
grega
m
of see tw contions,
Shaw Desmond, the distinguished
ue l Schulman of Temple Beth.EI. who , charge at Main 5721.
.
mittee,
te, e
en- up
p
from
Sixty-third
I
in
research
work
at
House Immigration Com m
t house of worshi
Ms. of Pisgah Hosts to Bays.
LONDON.—(.1.
T.
A.)—A
number
Irish journalist and publicist, will be
;
spoke
of
the
book
as
"stinking"
and
i
in
Hamilton.
pressed the opinion that the immigra- its
•
to Fifth ' ; ate
tree t and Lexington avenue
The lodge room was filled to capac- the speaker. Mr. Desmond, who is
oeb's body will be sent to of strong anti-Zionists, formerly "lecherous."
Dr
tion hill as proposed would involve us s avenue an
eve n
members of Parliament, are on the
Horace Livrright, defending the ity last Monday night when an audi- an active leader in English political
in difficulties with several foreign na- which building is now used by the i New York, accompanied by members
honor list which has just been an- book, later made public his answer to , ence of over 400 assembled to observe life and a profound student of social
lions.
congregation. Dr. Samuel Schulman of the family.
y th e King following the a protesting letter from Dr. Stephen , Father and Son day. Half of the questions as well as a creative au-
Professor Loeb had been head of nouneed b
With regard to the provision that was elected rabbi of the congrega-
of th e B a ld w i n ministry. S. Wise of the Central and Free Syn- I crowd consisted of youngsters rang- , thor, has chosen as his discourse a
the immigration quotas shall be based tion in 1898 and has been minister- I the division of general physiology of resignation
' the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Among the honors announced is the agogues, in which Dr. Wise referred I lag from boys barely emerging from subject of vital interest, "Is Euro-
on the census of 1890, Mn. Ilughea ing to the congregation for the past
He was re. well-known anti-Zionist and former to the novel as "a degraded piece of linfancy to youths anon to attain their : peen Civilization Doomed?" This
Research since 1910.
points out that in certain instances 25 years.
of p ar l iamen t, Sir John work." Rabbi Schulman refused to 1 majority. The guests of the evening , will be a rare opportunity of hearing
cently declared to be among the member
Mr. Miller in his address said:
this would exclude all citizens of some
world's
greatest
scientists
and bids)• Butcher, who has been made • Lord name this "stinking" book, but it was I were the members of the Philomathic !a figure of international reputation,
"I do not believe that there ever
foreign countries. since no 1890 cen-
gists. Dr. Loeb was born in Ger- and another anti-Zionist leader and recognized instantly by the congre- , Debating Club, an organization of • former editor of the London Week-
IIIIS figures are available for them. He was a time in the history of the
Eng-
many in 1859, coming to this coun- former member of Parliament, Sir gation.
young Jewish boys interested in pub- ly and a contributor to leading
recommends also that special provis- United States when our American
a high or-
Mr Liveright maintains that the lie speaking and the discussion of lish, Scandinavian and American re-
thinking as much about try late in the nineteenth century, Briton, has been awarded
ion be made for nations created as an p p
•
author died five years ago and offers Jewish and general problems. They views and papers, discuss this timely
was
best
known
in
scientific
der.
He
outgrowth of the World War; that religion as they are at present. This
Otto Beit, who has been awarded as • proof that he is not anti-Jewish showed up the lack of knowledge of topic.
circles for his 11 years' study of the
separate quotas be given the Irish may be due to the controversy be-
The officers and members of the
new theory of the physical and chem- the title of Sir for his services to the in the publication of the novel, the their older hosts in parliamentary
Free State and other self-governing tween the Modernists and Fundamen-
acid composition of colloids. He was' country, was, a number of years ago, fact that he 'refused to publish not practice by staging a snappy, rapid- executive board of the Jewish Worn-
talists,
although
I
rather
think
that
British dominions, and provisions be
the author of a score of scientific ; very active in Jewish affairs, but in less than a year ago a volume defend- tire parliamentary drill under the di- an's Club will assist in the receiving
made for the subjects of British and it is the other was around. The
tine in bidding welcome to the honor
books dealing with all aspects of bi- i more recent years has not been so ec- ing the Ku Klux Klan, although he
other colonial poeseseions in South
was offered $10,000 for his imprint.
(Continued on page 5.)
guests of the day.
ology.
tine.
(Continued on page 5.)
America and the West Indies.

PAST PRESIDENTS'
NIGHT SPEAKER IS
BENJAMIN SAMUELS

50TH ANNIVERSARY
OF TEMPLE BETH EL
AT HOTEL BILTMORE

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1 es1

1'7

JEWISH WOMEN'S
CLUB WILL HEAR
SHAW DESMOND

DR , Imo UES
DIES IN

HUGHES OPPOSES
n
IMMIGRATION BILL '

NOVEL AROUSES IRE
OF RABBI SCHULMAN

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