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DR. k SINGALOYSKY
TELLS OF TRAGEDY
OF RUSSIAN JEWRY

Unity Which Once Character-
ized Europe No Longer
Exists.

SOVIETS ASSIST IN
REHABILITATING JEW

J ewish Children Trained in
"Ort" Schools Win First
Prize in Warsaw.

EINSTEIN CONFERS
WITH LEADERS ON
KEREN HAYESOD

BERLIN.---1.1. T. A.) —A suc-
cessful meeting for the discussion
of the Keren Hayesod was held at
the home Of Dr. Albert Einstein,
famous discoverer of the theory of
relativity. Dr. Einstein invited 40
intellectual and industrial leaders
of German Jewry.

SECRETARY DAVIS
CANTOR MINKOWSKY Past Presidents'
Banquet Succees ASSAILS FOREIGN
OF SHAAREY ZEDEK
LANGUAGE PRESS
DIES AT HIS HOME

Was Recognized As One of the
Greatest Synagogue
Musicians

e

11

V

ia.

ors

Speakers Tell of Great Cork of
Irnai B'rith—Pay Tributes
to Past Presidents.
In Speech Before B'nai B'rith

Charges Cowardly Attack
Was Made on Him.

Every chair in the ballroom of the
Stadler Hotel was taken on Sunday
night, F els 24, on the is•casion of
WASHINGTON. — (J. T. A.) ---
g ahl' ir ,s.(sditgle,:iff's Night banquet of
i 1,st
--
A. Minkowsky,
e- intor of the l:1
Charging misrepresentation of his
Shaares Zeduk Synagogue, died at
,
policies
in the matter of immigration
The toastmaster of the evening was
, Ins home, 278 Brady street, on Tues-
and alien registration, Secretary of
' day 'minting. Feb. 211. Cantor MM- Rabbi Hews' Berkowitz, who intro-
Labor
James
J. Davis, assailed the
in ducal the • wakes.: at the evening in
' kowsky was bons DOC. 10,
foreign language press of America.
Bela Zerkov, Russia. Ile was a the following order: Isaac Goldberg.
Secretary Davis, who made the at-
brot hf
er o the fa mous Pincus Min- past president Of Pisgah Lodge and tack durin • the course of (111111111TON8
nty.
kowsky, who died rece
l . Il e was past president of District Crand
recognized as one Of the finest sync- Lodge, Benjamin Samuels of Chicago, at the banquet which concluded the
he United States. president of District Grand Lodge,' forty-ninth convention of District
vogue musicians in the
Nota - His musical ,education began as a S amuel Rhodes, president of Pisgah ' Grand Lodge No. 5, Independent Or-
Lodge, D. IY. Simons, ex-•ouncilman der Wraii B'rith, made the statement

JEWISH CONGRESS
MAY JOIN AGENCY

Dr. Singalovsky, the noted orator
of the "Oct," who is touring this Dr. Wise Surprised That
country on behalf of
tiles Opposed to Zionism
.
,. that organize-,
,
IT y Center,
tet, spoke at the
Are Given Preference.
by and St. Antoine, at 8:30 p. m. on
Thursday, Feb. 21.
P It U V I I) E NCE.—(J. T. A.1 ---
The audience which greeted Dr.
Singalovsky was attentive and en- Amerivan Jewish masses, democratic-
thusiastic. ally ,organized, should be included in
"Must a Ukrainian Jew, who has the Jewish Agency, said Dr. Stephen ;
become a tiller of the sail, come to S. Wise here addressing the regional
you and ask for assistance because conference of the American Jewish
of a pogrom Must he say to you. Congress. Dr. Wise expressed our-
'Will you only hell) when more of , prise that notables who have always,
my blood has been spilled. when more opposed Zionism should be given the
suffering has been endured, when , preference over the masses who for
more starvation has been experi- • a quarter of a century have been
tamed?' ' asked Dr. Singalovsky with loyal supporters of the Zionist move-

it

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VOL. XV. NO. 14

MESSAGE ON CHILD
LABOR BROADCAST
BY RABBI COFFEE

OAKLAND;.Cal:—(J. T. A.)—
Rabbi Rudolph I. Coffee of Temple
Sinai, Oakland, broadcasted an ad-
dress on •tGive the Child a Chance"
at Station KGO of the General
Electric station, Oakland. Dr. Cof-
fee pleaded for an amendment to
the Constitution which would pre-
vent child labor.

GERMAN STUDENTS
DEMAND EXPULSION

Resolution to Exclude Jewish
Students from Universities.

'

JEWISH STATE PLAN
IN CRIMEA UTOPIA,
SAYS DR. MARGOLIN

No Place for Such Experiment
Opinion of Former Justice
of Ukraine.

HAS BEEN SUBJECT OF
RUSS POLISH RIVALRY

Dream of Establishing State
in Cri:AnneazdonUekraine

NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Dr. Ar-
nold Margolin, former Justice of the
Supreme Court of Appeals in Uk-
rainia and former chairman of the
Jewish Territorial Organization in
Russia and Ukrainia, when asked for
his opinion on the proposed plan of
Abraham Bragin for the establish-
ment of a Jewish state in Southern
Ukrainia and Crimea, which plan is
seemingly favored by the Soviet goy-
ernment, made the following state-

and past president of a sister li nai
BERLIN.—(J. T. A. Correspond-
Brith Lodge of Detroit, Bernard Gins- fashion" after leaving the New York ence I—As already reported briefly
berg, twits president of Pisgah Lodge meeting of the Foreign Language by cable, a group of Aryan student
weeks ago.
and Herman Weiss, past president Press Association several
bodies, including the Berlin Waffen-
and oldest member of Pisgah Lodge. Secretary Davis said that the man ring, the Finkenschaft and the cor-
All the speakers were enthusiastically who maligned hint did not have the poration of the High School Ring of
' courage to criticize him to his face
applauded by the audience.
M. regarding his personal attitude to- Germanism, a section of the Germa n
Dr. Leo M. Franklin, Rabbi A.
students' organization
Freund wards immigration.
Hershman, Adolph (Daddy!
have put down the following resolu- me ,", t '
Davis Immigrant Himself.
Crimea and the Ukrainian ports
and 81. 11118 mayor Joseph A. Martin
lion for consideration by the execu-
of Odessa, Cherson and Nikolaiever,
sent messages of regret because of ' "How' can anyone charge me with live of the Berlin students' organize- are
just
outlets to the Black Sea and
account of prejudice against the immigrant. ?"
j
their inability to attend on
unforeseen contingencies and al,: asked. "I am one myself." The Sec- lion and the Berlin Students' Perlis- have been for many centuries the
retary of Labor declared that he is ment:
subjects
of rivalries between Russia
se ttee f rom te
h • city.
In order to prevent the excessive
in agreement with I ongressemn Sa-
and. Poland. There are even some
As an interlude b e t ween
bath, who was also a speaker at the growth in numbers of the Jewish stu- Polish imperialists who dream of the
,
ee
ci
nh
r
io
Gl
in
i
B
t he m
feeling. ment.
banquet, that there should be nu dis- dents, the executive of the students possibility of a .great Poland from
A resolution to this effect was
Dr. Singalovsky then gave a his-
organized under the leedership
erimmation as between racial groups bodies is instructed to take steps to the Baltic to the Black Sea. I have
toric survey of t he Jew from the adopted, together with other resolu-
Brother Aaron A. Silverblatt, gave
in immigration legislation and that provide that in future all candidates
period of the middle ages down to tinns dealing with immigration, anti- i
I several musical numbers which were he did not subscribe to the theory of for admission to the university should personally seen in Paris in 1919 a
map showing this megalo Polish
the present day. Among other things Semitic Nordic propaganda, the farm-
I enioyed by everyone present.
Robin Berkowitz, who has never Nordic superiority, but, he added, re- be obliged to state whether they are dream.
he said: "The unity which once char- ation of local Jewish councils and the,
striction is absolutely necessary in of German origin and whether Ger-
"On the other hand, Great Russia,
acterized Europe no longer exists.' Committee of Jewish Delegations in
Isom a past president of Pisgah
man is their mother tongue. They
Lodge, solemnly assured his hearers order to maintain high wages and a should also be obliged in all cases to with its 80,000,000 population, has
The hope of greater freedom and uni- Paris.
The canference was held in the llo-
never ceased her efforts to possess
that he had never been a toastmaster. high standard of living.
fication tit' Europe has passed away
o the state their religious belief. "The the Black Sea, going to the extent, in
' "This is not intended to harrass
and in its stead we find many IlOW tel Biltinore with '200 delegates, rep-I
It is rather difficult to accept this
immigrant," he said, referring t the German middle class," the resolution furthering this aim, of oppressing the
little kingdoms with flags, honors and' resenting 95 organizations from
Berkowitz
statement because Rabbi
appreciated the alien registration plan. It is only in- proceeds, "is unable at present to af- Ukrainian national movement for the
dignities equal if not surpassing those I Rhode Island, Massachusetts and
really' understood an
d
of the immigrant a ford the luxury of allowing their sons
tended to
requirements that go to make an good American citizen, to teach him to study at the universities. We last few centuries and crushing the
of t h II( kin ohm's and at the Connecticut. Addresses were Jelly- I
did not
slightest affront are ready to un- ere,' by Joseph Barontless, vice-prem.'
ambition of 40,000,000 Ukrainians to
excellent toastmaster. He
must therefore be on guard that the
to read and write."
CANTOR A. MINKOWSKY
be masters of their native land,
sheath the sword and start new wars. i dent of the American Jewish Con-,
make the speeches of the evening, and
Secretary of Labor Davis said that Jews should not take advantage of
"These rivalries will naturally con-
Any cloud on the horizon no larger gress; Speaker Philip .1. Joslin of the child and continued until he was 25 that I
so I if 't was
's the soul
' his toast-' he had been charged with czarism the situation to swamp the German tinue, and it is difficult to understand
'
i
an's
hand
is
the
signal
for
House
of
Representatives
of
Rhode
ears
of
'
1.
.
"."
W1114
graduated
when
he
age,
y
than a nom's
once more exemplifi .'ed
and Prussianism and in refutation of universities with an overwhelming how the Soviet government and Ab-
I s land; Bernard G. Richards, execu- from the Moscow Imperial Conserve-
preparation (Or 111 1 W Wars.
M stership.
percentage
of
Jewish
students."
these charges he offered the fact that
tits' secretary of the congress; Joshua tory, which institution he had attend-
8.
raham Bragin, the author of the pro-
The Tragedy of Russian Jewry.
This resolution is regarded as a
Isaac Goldberg Strikes Keynote.
his ancestors had been among those
ject, do not realize how dangerous
"I have not come here to tell you Bell of Providence, A. D. Radowsky tol for five years. His instructors at
!Salle Goldberg, struck the key-note . who forced King John to sign the first step towards a nurnerus clausae such a plan is, and that it would
what is being done to the Jews; I ,,f Fall River and Mrs. Archibald Sit- the Moscow Conservatory were the
noted musicians Rubenstein, Arensky of the evening when he said: "The Magna ('harts. "I am also accused agitation in Germany. Nationalist arouse the national protest of an
have conic here to tell you what the reran of Providence.
student circles declare that organized
Following a dinner to delegates, 11 and Tchaikewsky. His first position 11'nel Brith is an organization where of being an anti-Semite," said Mr.
overwhelming majority of the popu-
Jews are doing. If I came here to
in the t•o-thirds of the Berlin stu-
tell you what is being done to the mass meeting was held in the Hotel :irk's he had completed his musical the Jews of all nationalities may meet , Davis. "Why, I never even knew the
dents are Aryan Nationalist student lation of this territory. (In Ukrainia
o
f
equality,
understanding
definition
of
that
word
until
recently.
Jews in the way of pogroms, you Biltmore, when addresses were madet-ducation at the conservatory' was im a plane
70 per cent are Ukrainians and in
I bear no grudge against any living bodies, and that approximately the
would no doubt respond enthusias- by Dr. \Vise, Mr. liarondes, Mr. Rich- that of vocal teacher in charge of the and sympathy.
same ratio obtains in regard to the Crimea 80 per cent are Tartars and
"I am an American; my mother and human being."
tically and sympathetically. But ands, t he Him. Samuel Kelesky o f ' principal conservatory Of music at
Ukrainians.)
rest
of
the
German
universities.
Congressman Sabath, who preced-
when I tell you what the Jews are Boston, speaking for the Independent Cherson. While still a student at father were Americans; that is my
"It may be that the Bolsheviki who
To Nip Numarus Clausus in Bud.
Order of 15 rith Abraham, and Archi- the conservatory, he married Bertha nationalitv. But I 8111 a Jew—a Jew tot Secretary Davis, practically ac-
are persecuting the Zionist organiza-
doing. you are quite untouched.
In
the
event
of
the
resolution
be-
"The greatest tragedy to the JON'S bald Silverman. Mrs. Archibald Sil- Ossow of Kiev in 1890 with whom hy religion and I shall continue upon coned hint of a full measure of re-
tions
wish to show their sympathy
every occasion to impress this fact of sponsibility for the Johnson bill, ing adopted, the next step will e
of Russia was not the pogrom. The verman presided. An appeal for funds he had live sons 81111 one daughter.
to submit it to the Prussian Ministry with the idea of a Jewish state and
real tragedy is the change from a brought double the amount which had I While teaching at the conservatory. my Jewishness and the need for the which Davis dented.
• • •
for Education. The Vossische Zei- the concentration of Jewish masses
people of self-supporting, productive previously been accepted by Provi . - I in Cherson he received a call front Preservation of Judaism upon all
tung, In reporting the resolution, in one place by giving them the above
workers, who made up 53 per cent of deuce and the surrounding commune- the principal synagogue, which he ac- those with whom I may come in con- CLEVELAND PROTESTS
draws the attention of the Minister mentioned territories. It is, however,
JOHNSON BILL
AGAINST
the Jewish population of Russia in ties.
a foolish Utopia, like many of the
vented, and for 13 years he conducted tad.
•
•
CLEVELAND. -1.1. T. AL—Over for Education to the ordinance is-
•
"If the B'nai Brith had done noth-
19(4, to a people who are again liv-
Bolshevik projects.
the survives as cantor with marked
ing more than prevent the dissemina- ' 2,000 people attended a protest meet- sued In July, 1922, declaring that
ing by small trade, .speculation, COMMITTEE
,
TO ORGANIZE
"Even in the case of Palestine,
'success.
there niust be no discrimination
money exchange and petty thieveries. i CORPORATION NAMED
While still officiating in the Cher- lion of scurrilous attacks upon the lug against the Johnson immigration against Jewish students. The Vos- where the present population is rela-
the coition picture, the news- , bill at the .lewish Center. The meet-
The Jew of Russia is in a very fever-
tively
much smaller than in Crimea
NEIV YORK.—(J.
AL—Louis son Synagogue, he realized that Run- Jews by
sische Zeitung expresses the hope
ish statebecause his temperature' Marshall, chairman of the Non-Parti- sia offered very unsatisfactory educa- Paper, magazine and the stage, this ing, which was presided over by that the Minister for Education will or Ukrainia, Zionists, and non-Zion-
was ad-
goes up with the rise of the mark rind salt Conference t o consider Pales- tonal opportunities for his five sons fact alone would justify the axis- Rabbi Solomon Goldman,
know how to deal with the resolu- 'As who are pro-Palestine, do not
falls with the fall of the dollar. It titian Problems, which met i n New and having received a call from the tence of the B'nai Drab," said Benja- dressed by Councilman Peter Witt lion when it is submitted to him, proclaim that they intend an imme-
is a comparatively simple matter to . York Sunday, Feb. 17, named the Shaarey Zeilek Synagogue of New min Samuels, "It is a fact which many and Judge Bradley Hull. A resolu- and points to the urgent necessity of dlate concentration in Palestine of
tion
protesting
against
the
bill
as
dis-
survive the ill effects of a fi°g • T em . - committee which will organize the York City, he emigrated to America of you perhaps do not know that the
such numbers of Jews as to form a
criminatory and as provocative of nipping the numerus clausus agita•
but this sickness which has spread , investment corporation, as resolved and fur 10 years Was cantor in the anti-defamation league of the Wnai
race hatred, was adopted unani- tion in the bud before it has grown majority of the Palestinian popula-
all over Russia is so devastating that by the conference. Following are the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue of New Brith prevented the showing of a por-
lion. That can come only by degrees
to formidable proportions.
tion of the picture 'Intolerance' which mously.
one is necessarily pessimistic as to members of the committee: Col. York.
and by a natural immigration during
the outcome. Herbert 11. Lehman, Alvin Unter-
The opportunities in the cantor's portrayed the Jews of the period of
many decades. Even the Balfour
"In the middle of the nineteenth never, David H. Brown of Detroit, profession so impressed ( antor Min- the life of Jesus in an unworthy, un-
Declaration provides for the equlaity
century, due to ecuttotnie and social Lessing Rosenwald of I hiladelplua, kowsky that he founded and became historic and distorted light."
of the Arabs, Christians and Jews in
"The B'nai Brith has established
pressure, a new life had begun for , James II. Becker of Chicago, Maurice the first president of the Cantor As-
Palestine, and not for an artificial
the Jews. After centuries of ghetto , Wertheim Lewis L. Strauss, Julius sociation of Anierica of which organ- consumptive homes, orphan asylums
influx of Jews into Palestine.
life, first in Western Europe then in I Simon, Bernard Flexner, Sant C. ization his famous brother, Pincus and at present has undertaken to care
The dream of establishing a Jew-
The Jewish Scientist.
the Slavic countries, where they were . Lampert, II. V. ('when, Paul Baer- Minkawsky, was the hot honorary for hundreds of orphans left destitute
ish state in Ukrainia and Crimea is
compelled to engage in unproductive waid.
by the war and revolution in Russia. I
His Work Reviewed for the Layman.
not a new dream. It is but a repe-
pre
and useless occupations and lived by
The second committee, Which will
In 1912 he received a call from his All the activities of the B'nai Brith
tition of the project to build a Jewish
the grace of God, usury and saloon consider non-Zionist participation in former congregation in Cherson and, are calculated to make one a self-re-
By HAROLD BERMAN
state in White Russia.
o .
keeping, the Jew atlast came into al.•
the Jewish Agency, will be announced unable to refuse, he spent three and specting Jew' who can look his fellow
"To avoid a misunderstandit.g, I
men
in
the
eye
and
that
is
the
all-im-
new life and at the end of 50 years shortly.
(Copyright,
1924,
Seven
Arts
Syndicate
the
world
war
as
during
would like to state that I consider all
half years
could stand with his head erect and
cantor in the synagogue in Cherson portant matter."
efforts for the establishment of new
claim a share in the culture of the
Rhodes' Eloquent Tribute.
Jewish agricultural colonies in East-
where he first sang as cantor.
community because 53 per cent were
T is a question whether the death ofdo of an epoch-making anti adventur ern Europe as well as in Great Russia
account of the unsatisfactory
Samuel J. Rhodes, paid an elo-
engaged 111 productive and useful oc-
y in
that
litran ia gr erat toa
n I s c
the and Siberia—such as in the Ukraine
all
Jacques Loeb, though undoubtedly (i b o u u s nsdpairitith,a,
and unhappy cenditions in Russia he quent tribute to the past presidents
cupations.
demarkations
returned to the United States in 1'916 of Pisgah Lodge. "You have been a a tremendous blow to the science of
and Crimea—to be not only desirable
.
Soviet. Helpful.
by a timid theology,
the hard
and fan
and immediately upon his arrival he source of inspiration, a guide and biology, means a personal
loss to
more
e but to be extremely necessary. There
,
"Despite the blackness 111111 sick-
than
a
handful
of
peop
his
famil
norms
of
science,
or
the
inherent
con
y
received
a
call
from
the
Shaarey
Ze-
is, however, a difference between the
le—
counselor to many men who have come
'
ness which has over-spread Russian
Was into Pisgah Lodge. You hardly real- 1 and his immediate associates in his servatism of the human mind with it. establishmetft of a Jewish state where
1. 0 N I) (1 N. - (J. T. A.1 --- The dek Synagogue in Detroit and
Jewry, there are signs which make
variegated
taboos.
Loeb
sought
to
the Jewish population would be a ma-
work.
He
was
the
scholar
par
ex-
Anglo-Jewish Association met recent- I the cantor of that synagogue down ize how much you have assisted those
us optimistic. Tens of thousands of
ly, Davigdor Coldsmid presiding. I to the day of his death.
who were worn nut by their trials and cellence. The lahrotory was his do- wrench the secret of secrets out of the jority and the establishment of Jew-
Jews have turned from speculation
hand
of
the
Creator;
or,
at
the
very
Minkowsky
was
not
only
a
great
ish colonies where the Jewish popula-
tribulations, who were down-cast and main, where he spent practically all
and money lending and small shop- Colonel Coldsmid reported fur the
' Joint Foreign Committee, saying that I cantor but was the author of syna- heartsick. You have restored the his time. He Was perhaps the only least, he sought to share it with Him tion would be increased in a natural
keeping to till the soil. We can thank
who
had
been
supreme
ever
since
that
way.
now used in draining spirits of many who were I man who, with an international repu-
the Soviet government for this be- I the situation in I.ituania is less fav- gigue music, which is
"In any event, places like Siberia,
view synagogues all over the world.
ready to give up the struggle. Many tation such as he enjoyed, was never primordial (lay when the first hand-
cause they have done and are doing I arable than had been hoped in
ful
of
plasmic
slime
had
been
shaped
or the north of Russia, with their
: He wrote the music for two Hebrew a poor mechanic or small shopkeeper,' interviewed except on strictly scn-
M
everything to encourage the Jew• to I of Dr. Rosenbaum's report.
into
a
living
an
conscious
organism,.
small
and scattered population, are
Hungary
is
also
giving
some
anx-
operas,
"Saul
and
David,"
produced
then
his
most
fre-
Aral
tific
matters.
speaking broken English has come to
return to the land and become a pro- •
iety. Colonel Goldsmid was asked to I on March 27, 1921, at Orchestra Hall, Pisgah Lodge and received treatment quent statement consisted of a few' and—who ran tell'--mayhap even to better for such experiments an Mr.
(Continued On Page 8.1
leave the matter to the Joint Foreign and "Samson and Delilah," produced which made him feel the equal of men words: "Read my works and you'll wrest the scepter out of the Almighty t Bragin proposes than the territories
Hand that had held it in its grasp for he suggests."
Committee as was done in the case March 5. 1922, at Orchestra Hall. greater in wealth and standing than know all about me."
• • •
so long is while in the record teed( of
if the German situation. There is cantor 51inkowsky felt that the writ- himself. And you, the past presidents
!torn in Berlin on April seventh,
r ; of Pisgah Lodge, are responsible for 1859, Jacques Loeb spent his child- father time.
FURTHER STEPS FOR
opfr,t h ae billyni ts hit,-. fonysht esesatt x,:cfi apalao y
JEWISH
STATE
IN CRIMEA
' es=
It was the essence of Jacques Loeb's
et=eilaZatTat=eorfttll t
the saving of these nien to Judaism." hood in that city, anti later attended
WARSAW.— (J. T. A.—Steps for
ties of the :Macedonian revolutionary , achievement in his life for, after the
D W. Simons, who had the good fur- the university there. He continued theory, reiterated over and over again
committees, which are uncontrollable performance of "Samson and Deli- tune to visit Palestine assured the his studies in Munich and Strass- in the course of his many volumes and , the formation of the proposed Jew-
a late lab," he said to Bernard Isaacs, su- members of Pisgah Lodge that the bourg, receiving his M. 1). degree at learned papers, that life is a purely nth state on the Crimean peninsula
Henry Henriques, president of the perintendent of the Talmud Torah, $250,000, which has been voted for the the latter school in 1881. After two mechanistic phenomenon, explicable , are going forward and a report is ex-
BOSTON.-1,1. T. AL --A vandal-
istic attempt was made to ruin the Beard of Deputies, reported that "The happiest moment of my life was establishment of a garden city in Pal- years of post-graduate work, and two by nieans of the already well-estab- pected shortly from the commission
Sargent Synagogue painting at the Lihtuania is not bound by the mi- when I wrote the music for these plays estine, will be properly used, for the more as assistant at the Physiological lished chemical laws that govern the appointed by the Soviet government
Boston public library. An acid liquid nority clauses despite the govern- given by the Hebrew schools for 1 felt character and fiber of the men who Institute of Wartburg, Dr. Loeb join- being of every sentiment and insent- to investigate the report on the feasi.
(Turn to Page Eight)
which may be black ink was thrown ment's pledge in this regard. 1 that it was the greatest heritage were in Palestine was of such a high ed the University of Strassbourg, ient force on this planet. It repre-
The Hungarian ministers have re- which I could bequeath to these
on the picture and there are at least'
order that every undertaking would be where his research work and the pa- sents the reaction of certain chemical
a dozen black spots on the picture. It turned to Budapest from London and, dren."
carried out. Bernard Ginsberg, prom- pers based tie it made him interna- forces and substances in proper com-
In the music which Cantor Minkow- ised his hearers that he would contin-
is not known yet whether anything according to M. Henriques, i it is
bination to one another, such as one
tionally famous.
doubtful that they had negotiated . sky composed for the Hebrew opera, ue his a-ark fur Pisgah Lodge with
Nee manifested from time to time in
can be done to restart. the painting.
When, in 1090, Dr. Loeb left :grass-
:
This incident came just at the time the loan which they sought. hi Hen- "Saul and David," he laid emphasis even greater earnestness than ho haul
the chemist's laboratory with its var-
hour': for America, he accepted the
of the Ile- heretofore shown. Herman Weiss, al-
when there is renewed discussion re- riques reported that the position in on the notes of the bugle
post of associate professor of Biology ied synthetical combinations and an-
new year well as the eaeha.
garding the renewal of the picture Hungary is not as bad as it is made b rew
though on the program, did not speak. at Bryn Mawr. In 1092 he went to alytical solvents, and such as the prop-
NEW YORK.—).1. T. A.)—Presi-
which is held as insulting to Jews. out to be Ile said that the Jews are lions of the Hebrew soul when it goes
The meeting was adjourned to the
'hit-ago, where he was assistant pro- erly trained observer sees in all the
Two years ago, after an extended con- to some extent themselves to blame in out in lung supplications over the ballroom and the members of Pisgah
petty or great, significant or insignifi- dent Calvin Coolidge and Chief Jus-
fessor of experimental biology' and
that
they
give
rise
to
anti-Semitism
tragedies
of
the
past
and
the
hilarity
tice
William Howard Taft base writ-
troversy, the legislature passed an act ,
hodge and their friends danced until physiology, and in 1s95 he was ap- cant acts of nature that encompass
mid the enthusiasm for the hopes of midnight.
ten letters of approval and encourage-
our daily life.
directing the state department of ed- bysupimrting the revolution.
pointed a full professor at the Uni-
w.
Revolutionary
Leader
o
the
future,
which
are
embodied
in
the
.
ment
to a group of American Jewish
ucation to take the picture by right
The accepted belief of all mankind
Jac Langer, chairman of the com-
Pruitt 18112 to
Dr. Anghel Easter declared that traditional ' interpretation of the "Hal- mittee on arrangements, contributed versity of Chicago.
of eminent domain for use in the
- and this quite irrespective of creed lawyers who have organized for the
• rev(' u- lelujah.
1910, Dr. Loeb occupied a chair at the
the
leader
of
the
Hungarian
teaching of art or for university ex-
in no small measure to the success of University of California. And in Or race, though theology's philosophers purpose of establishing the depart-
tension work. Dr. Payson Smith, lion was riot a Jew but the son of a canter Minkow-sky is survived by the Past Presidents night banquet.
were the first to inculcate it—had been ment of jurisprudence and social
1910 he became the head of the de•
science of the Hebrew University of
commissioner of education, recommen- Christian clergyman. Dr. Caster said his wife, Bertha and six children.
partntent of experimental physiology that life per se Was an independent
Anna Kaminsky cf New York City,
ded the repeal of the law in his annual the Jews had participated
force, an insubstantial force, an in- Jerusalem of which the first institu-
at the Rockefeller Institute for meth-
report this year stating that it has revolution as citizens and that they lack Minkow of Toledo, Ohio, Victor
substantial something that in some tion is planned to be a modern law
arch
in
New
York,
where
he
, al r e s e
school.
The movement among the
been impossible to use the painting had a right to do this. !le said Ile- Slinkow of New York City, Max and
remained till his death, on Feb. fourth mysterious manner descended upon
for the purpose intended by the legis- gent Horthy was responsible for the Robert Minkow of Detroit and Altai-
the favored organism from without: lawyers is modeled along the lines
..f this year.
lature. At the hearing early in the distress because he supported anti- ander Minkow of Cleveland, Ohio.
which
have
been successfully followed
that this "Breath of Life" was a su-
The published works of Jacques
week former representative Coleman Semitistn. "We should tell the truth Funeral services took place on
pra-material force that, at some given by the American Jewish Physicians
Loeb
(comprise
more
than
a
score
of
anti
protect
cur
people
with
whatever
Wednesday.
Feb.
27,
at
Clover
Hill
a
for-
E. Silbert of Boston asked for
tine. and place, was bestowed from Committee of which Dr. Nathan Rat-
' volumes, all devoted to the field of bio- without upon the body and at some noir of Na'
Cher continuance as all parties inter- powers we possess.' Cemetery. Rabbi A. M. Hershman
e York is the president and
The Mizrachi organization will
Colonel Goldsmid asked the press of Shaarey Zetlek Synagosrue offi . hold a mass meeting on Wednesday, logical research—a field for which his designated time was "taken" from it , which has already bought a large
ested in the controversy were confer-
dated.
name has become a synonym.
ring on a plan by which the attorney not to report this discussion, to which
—coming from the great unknown tract of land on the Mount of Olives
March 5, 1924, at the Mogen Abra-
Jacques•Loeb nought to achieve by spaces and departing thereto °nee where the building of a medical col-
general would he asked to bring ac- Dr. Cater took exception. M. Hen-
ham Synagogue on Farnsworth ave-
riques said it would be impossible to SEN. HEFLIN DENIES
tion in the Supreme Court which if
nue, at 7 p. m. Dr. Magnus of New means of his biological research a val- again when its function had been ful- lege is now being constructed and is
uns
id partnership with the Almighty in filled. This, as a matter of course, scheduled to open next June.
sustained by the court would result in restore the prosperity of
York
will
be
the
principal
speaker.
MEMBERSHIP
IN
KLAN
out-
Jews
the Act of Creation., He sought to Jacques Loeb stoutly denied all along,
the removal of the painting by the • without a loan and that the
The President, in his letter address-
: side llungary who are said to be ' WASHINGTON. — 1.1. T. A.) — A report on the Pittsburgh conven-
library trustees. The plan is under-
prove that the human intelligence, maintaining, and proving by his re- - ed to Max Levy of New York, secre-
hindering such a loan are having a Senator Ileflin of Alabama, answer- tion will he given. The purpose of
that
finite
and
much
circumscribed
in-
stood to be based on a contention that
peated experiments, that life, while In - tary of the lawyers committee, speaks
g an accusation B. Kreager, this meeting is a drive for 2,000 new
Jews of Hungary.in
telligence, was capable indeed of solv- deed a mysterious force—even as al 1 of the movement as "one which can-
the library trustees have given a Per - bad effect upon the
Re publican and national committee- members.
manent lease of that portion of the
but appeal to the public imagina-
On Thursday night, March 6, there ing the mystery of mysteries--the se- forces of nature are essentially un
: T. A.1—Ger-1 man from Texas, announced in the
NEW
YORK.—(J
wall upon which the painting hangs ishon Agronsky, until recently the I Senate that he is not a member of will be a mass meeting at the Delmar cret of life in all its forms and phases, fathomed mysteries—is yet one whos e tion" and in line with the movement
in a public building to private parties. editor of the Jewish Telegraphic the Ku Klux Klan. Senator Heflin Street Synagogue. All the local rab- as manifested on this planet on whose rules and methods of operation are "to restore Palestine as a center of
As a result of the reported marring of Agency, sailed on the S.S. Majestic. made the statement that he had never bis and Dr. Magnus will speak.
surface we have our own brief day of fairly well known to the scientist who progress." Chief Justice -Taft ex-
the painting by vandals, the commit- Mr. Agronsky will tour Europe with been a member of the Klan nor had
Samuel Horowitz of Hancock ave- joy and sorrow.
devotes the proper amount of study to presses the hope that the proposed
The very attempt betokens genius
tee expects that there will be a large •
nue
is
the
president
of
the
Mizrach
school of law will "contribute to the
er had any connection with the
ore goi ng to
and so n bef d
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of the highest order—the daring-to-
attendance at the hearing in the State
heel
peace of the world."
organization
of
Detroit.
n.
estinatio
ultimate
hi, wife , his
Pale
House.

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AT MASS MEETING