A merica Jewish Periodical Carter CLIFTON ABLNUI • 011E4/MAT( 20, OHIO AM, All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS IFEDETROIT LWISH HRO/NICL- THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN PROF. GOLDSTEIN DENIES VALIDITY OF NORDIC THEORY LOIN(); •f lusi••ly TING RVICE“ LIS mi. 5507 m`ire 3500 at oeoz-w. ) MS MENT FAILS TO Russian Jews Show RESULTS OF SOCIAL SURVEY MADE OF In Crimea CONDITIONS FOUND IN DETROIT JEWRY STATE ATTITUDE ON Berlin Interest "Ort" Calls Meeting to GIVEN AT UNITED CHARITIES DINNER All Elements IMMIGRATION BILL Acquaint With Project. Jewish Woman's 1COOLIDGE To Honor [Vise On Club Plans Concert Fiftieth Birthday Series of Celebrations 'By Says Facts Do Not Sustain Con- tentions of Those Ad. vancing Them. ATING `free Syn- agogue and Institute of 'Re- ligion Headed by Him. Mme. Ostrowska, Harpist, and Madge Miller, Contralto, on Program. er th e auspices o f the Jewish U n d of Sett- ate I mmigration C ommittee Senator Colt, Chairman high class i , TENANT I LDER. k Bldg.. :E vice Radio cee. ) SHOP M.J. 3964 j TSON OES tKE'S SHOP hingtow ry 16741 Blvd. SHEA Reports etroit, Mich. Y WASH woo. Water. i A N UNDRY Melrose 3992 B E M IN M ' ' — (J. T. A.) Jews in 1 ' Report, Revealing Increase In Jewish Delinquency and Meas.. urea to Check It, Made by Samuel A. Goldsmith of New York, Noted Jewish Social Worker. NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—An- Denounces Measure, in the recently announced plan to es - given on 1 hors, ay, March, in nouncement has been made of a an autonomous Jewish tt e I' PROGRAM, INVOLVING $1,500,000 FOR BU series of celebrations beginning I chapel of Temple Beth El. The fea - "OUR OWN PEOPLE COME in Crimea, according to the Agricul- BUILDING tore of the concert will consist of se- JEWISH CENTER AND HOSPITAL, STRONGLY URGED Sunday, March 16, and continuing turist Zegelnitzki, who has just re- RELIGIOUS PRIDE OF AYS PRESIDENT FIRST," SAYS ' Retinas by Mme. Djina Ostrowska, li r. turned from a visit to Russia. M GERMAN JEWS DEEPER the two following Sundays, by the I first harpist of the Detroit Symphony members of the Central and Free Zilltelnitzki and Professor Frankfurt Rabbi Kress Makes Plea For Enlightened Policies in Dealing Mill e. Ostrowska is an Practically All Massachusetts , Synagogues, of which Dr. Stephen [ Orchestra. sseti a meet ing on ' With Community Needs, Saying Preventive Methods a ,, artist of exceptional attainments a' S. Wise is the rabbi, to mark his Helen Morris and Rudolph I CC1 t 13 ed 'Ire by the Iterlin branch lo't f bthe23 Ocrati,1 - ongressmen C Are the Basis of Social Welfare. . Szekely Contribute to fiftieth birthday, which occurs on I both in ensemble and solo work and to which were invited a number of gainitt Bill, Vote A___ St. l'atrick's hey. 'the celebra- , is recognized as one of the most not- prominent politicians, social workers, Evening's Program. More than four hundred representative Jewish men and women of tion will also mark the thirtieth , able harpists in America. Mine. Os- WASHINGTON.-0. T. A.)—The journalists and writers. The meeting year of Dr. Wise's career as rabbi, ' trowske's finished style and genuine delegation of Massachusetts Jews was called in order to acquaint all o Detroit attended the annual banquet of the United Jewish Charities at Hotel "Anti - Semitic activities in Ger. musicianship have brought her recog- on President Coolidge these elements with the Crimean colo- Statler Thursday evening, Feb. 28. Chief Interest was manifested in the many have had the result of deepen-, the dedication of Synagogue report of the eyrvey made by Samuel A. Goldsmith, director of the Bureau nition abroad, as her playing reveals who called (louse, the seventeenth anniver- ing the consciousness and pride of the I marked tonal beauty and poetic M- failed to obtain from'the Chief Mag. nization project. • • e of Jewish Social Research, who made an extended investigation into Jewish Jews of Germany," said Professor' sary of the social service depart- istrate a definite statement regarding I teranee. Miss :Madge Miller, who will social conditions in Detroit. Rabbi Nathan Kress of Temple Emanu-El, ment and the formal inauguration Julius Goldstein of the University of TO CONFORM I assist Mme. Ostrowska, is a young his personal attitude toward the STATE New York, delivered the principal address. The banquet was opened by of the Jewish Institute of Religion, WITH SOVIET PRINCIPLES Darmstadt, who spoke in the chapel I Johnston immigration bill. artist who possesses a contralto voice Ilenry Wineman, president of the United Jewish Charities, who introduced of which Dr. \Vise is acting presi- Responding to the allegation that NEW YORK. — (J. 1'. A.) — The of Temple Beth El last Tuesday of velvety timbre, warmth and re- Judge Charles C. Simons of the United States District Court as toastmaster. dent. the Johnson bill is discriminatory to- Jewish Telegraphic Agency is in re- evening at a joint meeting of the sonance. The musicale has been ar- Max Pecherer, a 12-year-old pupil of the music school of the Jewish !natl. . On March 17 the members of ward Jews and other nationalities, ct'ipt of a statement from the Ameri- . . Temple Sisterhood and the Men's . ran g d e for the members of the Jew the Central and Free Synagogues e "Ort" and the tute, rent ere Temple Club of Temple Beth El. Pro. Stone, assistant can branches of th made by Elihu D. , their families and ish Wom an's Club The program recom mended b y the survey, Mr. Goldsmith said, calls will hold special services at Car- Sensor Goldstein, who teaches philos- friends. The program will be as fol- United States distrlgt attorney of Idgeskom, giving further details re- negie hall to celebrate the seven- Boston, the spokesmah and chairman eluding the Crimean colonization pro- for a number of large undertakings, the most important of which are • ophy, discussed the present political lows: teenth anniversary of the found- of the delegation, President Coolidge jest. The plan, it seems, has been hospital and a community center, to erect which, he estimated, would cost and economic conditions in Germany, believe that under discussion for a long time and $1,600,000. Ile advocated that the building program be given early con- ing of the congregation. Schumann said that he did not pointing out that the occupation by la) Widmunti . Brahma there was any intention on the part is the outcome of a "back to the sideration, saying that the two institutions were of immediate necessity. il,) Standchen France and Belgium of the Ruhr and Strauss For the coming year the United Jewish Charities will require $190,000 of the proponents of this legislation land" movement on the part of Rus- instead of $122,000, which was allotted to it by the Community 'Fund. Miss Miller. the Rhin Gabriel Faure in Congress to discriminate. Ile did sian Jews. Many groups of Jewish (n) Fantaide of industrial and agricultural Ger- JEWISH *Jewish contributions to the Commun- A Hasaelmans 11 , 1 Will of the Wisp many, has resulted in widespread if there is any just agriculturists have been formed and ity Fund were $190,000 in 1923. Gold. lc) Itoode—Milit•ire .....A.11asselnuna say, however, that have received land, aided by the poverty and mental excitement bor- , , lame Ostrowsliaiti.om.ninoff ground for criticism It would receive smith urged that Detroit Jewry con- 3.1a) At 10111, sympathetic attention in Congress "Ort." Some time ago the "Ort" •dering ep hysteria. tribute $250,000 and provide for a presented a memorandum to the So- lb) The IM se li a• Charmed the Niaht• , With this as a background, the re- and proper consideration would be Itimsky•Konsakoff Mamie budget of $190,000. colo- actionary forces in Germany are tak-i Thome given suggestions in perfecting the viet government projecting a Sonnet DiArnotir Praises Spirit of Unity. Miss Miller. ing advantage of the situation by new immigration measure prior to its nization plan of a magnitude hither- The survey commended the spirit of Claude Debussy Al Two Arabe•nors to only dre ied of. The Ort co- goading the suffering masses to hat- Rabbi Perlmutter Insists That enactment. A Carden in the Rain unity which exists among Detroit (hi red for the republic and telling them "I feel obliged to state," the Presi- operated ith the government in the JACO ., de laPreide Jewish Law Requires Body Jews and called upon the leaders in k that the Jews are responsible for the I 5. i.) tire Madame Ostrowsa. dent said, "that I have already called perfect' g of the plan which would Curran the community's work to take advan- Be Unmutilated. e Jews a region for colonize- give existing miseries and are the spun- I ail Bird of the Wildernese... illorsman to the attention of the country that i tage of the Social harmony which was ith an autonomous administra- sors of the German republican goy- , Rubinstein there is need for some form of re- tin (e) Coodniubt La Forge striction of immigration. We must lion in conformity with the Soviet Deputy Lieberman Amends found to be one of the assets of .the ernment, which they deem weak and ' Id ) Song of i he Over WARSAW.—(J. T. A.) The long Miller. community. Both the city of Detroit take care of our own people first." principle of self-determination. A incompetent. d iscussed question of f urn ishing Jew- ' s. ,,,, Minuet Miss Jules Mas•enet Hartglass Resolution De- and the Jewish community will be Professor Goldstein derided the ish corpses for dissection to the medi- , Camille Zeckwer He said that this motive is the only committee was formed to work out 110 to A Boat manding Cancellation. served helpfully by the erection of • Anton Rubenstein one he is aware of In the proposals the details of the colonization plan charge made by the extreme nation- cal college of the University of War- iv) Romance Madame Ostrowaka. Jewish hospital with an accomodation' • m . and also to work out a plan with all alists that democracy is a device of saw reached its climax when Rabbi now before Congress. . . Margaret Mannebach. Accompanist. WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)-s--Cancel- of 125 beds, The cost of erecting such legal details and guarantees for the the Jew. Ile said that every political Perlmutter, representative of the Delegation Satisfied. The delegation seemed satisfied establishment of a finance institute teflon of Czarist restrictions demand- a.building was estimated at $650,000. party in Germany, with the exception Warsaw Kehillah, appearing at a con- ed by Polish Jews since the founding Close co-operation between the of the Catholic party, was brought either terrace called by the rector of the with the President's statement, de- in which the Jewish masses of other of the Polish republic is still a matter founded by a Jew or was United Jewish Charities and the spite Mr. Coolidge', failure to cum- countries, particularly America, could university to settle the question, ome was etres- fi 1 extend- participate. The details of the plan of grave concern for the Polish Par- Nursery and Orphan Home into existence largely through Jewish stated that it was contra( ictory to i t ed conference was had later with are expected to be announced within liament. The restrictions against Bed and beneficial results were predic- . effort. l'rofessor Goldstein declared all Jewish law, which demands that Jews were promulgated by the Czar ted for the future of the work with de- that political opinion among the corpses must appear entire arid un- Senator Ilenry Cabot Lodge, the au- a few days and the work is expected when the republic was yet a part of pendents if strong co-operative action. Jews of. Germany is as varied as in mutilated before the JUdgment Seat thor of the immigration restriction to go forward this winter. the great Russian domain. is established. any part of the world, bill in the Senate, which is practi- -- ' of the Almighty. Resolutions looking toward the SOVIET LEADERS The report discussed in detail the ed- The speaker ridiculed the theory The question was heatedly argued Jewish Circles in Germany Dis- rally identical with the bill offered in FAVOR CRIMEAN PLAN cancellation of the Czarist restric- ucational program which is urged up- of Nordic superiority, which, among the House of Representatives by Con- MOSCOW.— (J. T. A.) — The re- tions were introduced by Deputy on Detroit Jews. In addition to the turbed as Fascisti Trial other things, stresses the fact that I before. the rector tof the university, gressman Johnson. Senator Lodge the Semitic race is inferior in mental , who urged a settlement of the ques- cently announced project to estab- Hartglass about three years ago, but community center in which varied cul- Opens. was vehement in his denial of any in- and physical quality. This theory, tion and made the statement that lish an autonomous Jewish state in the restrictions have been continued on;. it tention to discriminate against Jews the Crimean peninsula has received in force and are so continued to this tural activities will be carried which has found wide acceptance in I rabbis of America, England, Ger- MUNIC11.—(J. T. A.)—Consider• or any other nationality, saying that the favorable consideration of the day. The Polish Parliament, upon calls for intensive efforts to strength- Germany and has assumed a pseudo- many, Austria and France are unop- en Jewish education, declaring that scientific character, he said, is the , posed to the dissection of Jewish able uneasiness prevails in Jewish he had introduced the bill because of highest Soviet authorities, including each occasion when the matter has the success' that has attended the de- circles throughout Germany with the his conviction that restriction of im- Kameneff, Rykoff, Chicherin, Trotz- been brought up.by'the Jewish depu- outgrowth of the bitter hatred which I corpses. velopment of the present Jewish edu- migration is necessary. "If discrimi. ky and others in high governmental ties, has found a reason for post- Rabbi Perlmutter condemned the opening of the trial of General Lu- the reactionaries are manifesting to- , cational system makes possible the nation is the intention of the 1890 projected law com lling the d for dendorff, Adolph Hitler, leader of the clause," he said, "I will not sanction positions. This information was made ponement of definite action. The eventful affiliation of most of Detroit • ward the spokeeliv- pes. Ile ish cor pse "It is untrue, as the advocates of 1 wry o Jewish Bavarian Fasci ati, and eight others, it." He promised to give thorough public by Dr. Joseph Rosen, director matter has at last come up before the Jewish children of school age with the the Nordic theory hold," said Profess i two hours and with tears in his eyes I all of whom are being tried for their consideration to the representations of reconstruction for the Joint Die. judicial commission of the parlia- Jewish schools. sor Goldstein, "that race and nation , insisted that the law regarding the connection with the "putsch" of last of the delegation, adding that he tribution Committee of America, in ment. Gives Delinquency Figures. The members of the commission, are equivalent. No nation in Europe ! care of the Jewish dead is one of November. The charge in each in• would not hesitate to change his an exclusive interview with the cor- Conditions that call for quids rem- is pure blooded and is nothing but , the most holy in the entire Jewish . stance but one is high treason. Those views if he felt the criticism of the respondent of the Jewish Telegraphic who adhere to the Right Wing of the edial action were revealed by the sur- Parliament, have placed further ob- vey. It was disclosed that Jewish des - a combination of various racial de- code, a law which no rabbi has the being tried in addition to Hitler and delegation to be justified. Agency in Warsaw . The plan is now being given final stacles in the path of the resolution, linquency was on the increase. Of the ments. The French people are made right to modify. Ludendorf are former Police Chief In the morning the delegation was „ Soviet Council giving out the opinion that before .up of as many as 30 racial strains; The Jewish law," Rabbi Perlmut- Poehner, Dr. Frisch, ex-president of received by Speaker Gillette of the ' . eases coming to the attention of the the English derive their present char- ter expostulated, "requires that a the Munich district; Lieut. Henry House, who had called together in his of Commissars, following which it is Poland cancels the Czarist restric- bureau of attendance, department of tions against Jews she should cancel ti i aster from no less than half a dozen I i dead body when it appears in the Purnet, who is I.udendorff's stepson, office all of the Republican Congress- anticipated education, eight of the 100 cases, or - that the government will distinct race elements. America, as ' next world and stands before the' and Lieutenants Wagner and Brueck- men from Massachusetts, 16 of whom issue a final decree establishing the the restrictiions imposed on the '7.4 per cent. were Jewish and of 295 its best thinkers have told us over and , Judgment of the Almighty, must be . ner, Captain Roehm, Dr. Weber and were present. While Speaker Gillette autonomous Jewish state as fact. The Catholic church by Czarist Russia. trouble cases 25, or 8.4 per cent., were Kriebel, the latter group be- did not commit himself on the issue, Jewish state, it is said, will he estab- Deputy Hartglass has thereupon Jewish. over again, is the classic example of ' enti I r Q e an l I unmutilated. God made Colonel 1 Iman in His own image. It is so that . ing charged with being aids to Hitler. the remaining Congressmen from fished along the same lines as all pointed out that the Czarist nettle- a racial melting pot. In the Juvenile Court, 12 Jewish "One cannot say that this or that lie It placed him on earth and it is so The Nationalist "putsch," it will Masachusetts were explicit and al- other autonomous regions which the Cons against the Catholic church ex- girls, or four percent. of the total were Soviet government has set aside for ist only in theory, while the restric. ' he recalled, started the night of Nov. element in the white race belongs to'. that he must return to Him." handled by the probation department most unanimously declared that they 1 8 in a beer cellar, when Hitler, at would vote against the Johnson meas- various other national minorities. tions against Jews, so long as they During the first seven months of 1923 an inferior group. Mental and moral Students Fight Superstition. The text of the decree creating the are not officially withdrawn, are be- the head of his men, raided a meet- , , t . s is limited neither to the Jewish students present at t e con- ing attended by the Bavarian govern- ure. autonomous Jewish state will be ing actually enforced, despite the fact 53 Jewish boys, or about 4.3 per cent. so-called Nordic race nor to those Senator Walsh and the three other ready for publication within the next that they are in direct contradiction of the total number, passed through races whom the Nordic theorists have ference insisted that the Jewish law mint leaders and proclaimed the cab- the department. permits dissection and declared that inet overthrown. Hitler named him- Democratic Congressmen from Mas- few days, it is announced. to the Polish constitution. branded as inferior. In July, 1923, the women's division "Those who stress the theory of they will fight the superstition which self chancellor and Ludendorff die- sachusetts also received the delega- Deputy Ilartglass has introduced of the police' department, referred to events the delivery of corpses to pr tator of the entire German republic. tion and stated that they would op- a resolution which provides for a race are not promoting the best in• • pose the Johnson immigration bill. various social agencies 12 young Jew- special sub-commission which shall Great precaution is being taken tercets of civilization. Race theorists the university. Expect to Defeat Bill. consider tbe question of withdrawing ish women, or eight per cent. of the The question of delivering Jewish during the course of the trial to pre- insist that blood is the basic con- Opponents of the Johnson immi- PARIS.—(J. T. A. Correspondence) the objectionable restrictions against 149 cases coming to its attention. sideration, but the progress of na- corpses to the medical college for vent a disturbance of any nature. The report goes on to say that in lions is made possible only by the dissection arose several weeks ago The road leading to the military grntion bill and the arbitrary sele - -The Bulgarian press bureau has is- the Jews. Deputy Lieberman, a Jew acadey, where the trial is being tion of the census of 1890 as a basis sued a statement here denying the re- and a member of the Polish Socialist the Ford Republic there were at the of all race groups it when Christian students expelled the academy, time of the investigation six Jewish the development of human values. Jewish students from classes, demand- held, is blocked by barbed wire and for fixing quotas under that law were I . ports of the J. T.. A. regarding the party, supported the Ilartglass reso- Nation represents the triumph of the ing that:they provide a pro rata num- armed troops surround the building. given added reason to hope for the , i n lotion and introduced an amendment boys out of a total of 72, or eight per n cent. tier of corpses. The matter was tem- The press and public were admitted defeat of the measure in Congress. grave situatio spirit over blood." ' who are Following Professor Goldstein, his porarily adjusted a few days ago, only to the first session of the court Developments of the day included , , fonts threatened revs- and whereby the to Polish government is . These conditions, tht survey urges, blackmailed by being the Macedonian called upon prepare within the wIfe, who is accompanying him on when Jewish students were permitted and everyone was required to show statements from Senator LeBaron B. lutionary committee. According to next 14 days a bill, cancelling all na. demand the early development of Sis tour of America and is interested to return on condition that they pro- passes and to submit to a search for Colt, chairman of the Senate immi- the Bulgarian press bureau, the re- tional and religious restrictions which character-building agencies the efforts gration committee, and William H. p o rts are intended solely to damage are still retained from the days of of which should be directed towards s welfare work in Darmstadt, de- vide one Jewish corpse which the weapons. Butler of Boston, manager of Presi- Hitler Speaks for Three Hours. here t he Jewish o ula- Czarist rule. The commission ac- reducing Jewish delinquency to a , ril e d conditions among those who Jewish students would themselves is thanks . "w to the fullest protection cepted the Hartglites resolution with minimum and to eliminate it, if pos- Following the reading of the indict- dent Collidge's campaign for election C on, „re the keenest sufferers in present- dissect, but it was further stipulated sible. day Germany. Those who suffer most that Jewish students be segregated meat at the morning session, the pros- to the White House and himself a afforded by the law, enjoys the great- the Lieberman amendment. New Philanthropy Urged. a, utely are the children, old people, from the Christian students in order ident of the court read a statement candidate for United States Senator eve freedom, and no Jew in thinking of the career of Hitler, who replied from Massachusetts, both of whom of leaving the country.” The new philanthropy, as the goal t he intellectual classes and those who iii prevent further disorder. RABBI MAYERBERG TO to questions put to him. The after- denounced the proposed legislation. toward which Detroit Jewry should T. A. learns from the same before the war derived their income The J. . A. LECTURE AT BETH EL strive, was noon session was taken up by Hitler's Senator Colt's statement is of par- urged -by Rabbi Kress, and from investments. Mrs. Goldstein statement to the court, which lasted tciular importance inasmuch as it' source from which it obtained the Rabbi Samuel S. .15sayerberg, for- the community spirit which makes said that these people have for years for about three hours. The leader, forecasts in a measure the action i original report that although it is true, not known the meaning of nourishing of the unsuccessful putsch said which it seems practically assured that till recently the Jewish popula- I merly assistant rabbi of Temple Beth possible a constructive view of social "We must", he said, "fight service: • lornd and are denied the basic things hich make for human comfort. , — that he had become an anti-Semite : will be taken by the Senate immi- tion of Bulgaria, which has always Ni and now in Dayton, Ohio, will oc- everything thit makes us materialists NA during an early period of residence' oration committee. Reports In well distinguished itself by its loyalty to copy the pulpit of the temple Sunday t Jacob Nathan, president of the Karen Hayesod Manager. Start Mail Men's Club, presided. Helen Morris in Vienna, when he set for himself informed circles were to the effect the State, has enjoyed e greates morning, March 9. • The subject of (Turn to last page.) commute would vote before liberty, the facts as given in our re . his discourse is "The Fifth Horseman Camp:dee and Organise Club as his chief aim in life the task of that the comm port are incontrovertible. The Mace- of the Apocalypie." Services at the cave several piano selections and Ru- , for Worker.. clearing the Aryan lands of the Semi- donian revolutionary committee has temple begin at 10:45. The public is Solph Szekely sang a number of (Turn to Page Two) tic tribes. Hitler made the declare- committed atrocities and has threat- cordially invited. . songs. A large audience attended the Rabbi Mayerberg, who is favorably ened Bulgarian Jewry with dire pun- With $60,000 already subscribed to tion that three-fotirths of the cabinet the Keren Ilayesod, workers in the officers who have been in office since ishment if they will not within the known in Detroit, has a host of Hundreds of Young Men and Women campaign to raise the $150,000 quota 1922 have sympathized with his ob. time limit which has been fixed hand friends here. set for Detroit will continue their jective, but he said that they lacked to Be Guests of Temple Beth El. user certain sums of money for which efforts until the sum is realized. Re• the courage of their convictions. issued to nd sides have been the Jewsh demand Hitter declared that he is not guilty Several hundred students from the pop- i ports of the teams canvassing the city Sofia th em . In are being reported weekly at lunch- of treason and denounced the con- University of Michigan and other con- ulati on has been called to pay a Ilun- JERUSALEM.—J. T. A.) — Consid - educational institutions in the state The participation of the Jewish eons which the campaign committee duct of Dr. von Kahr, Bavarian clic- loss. tator at the time of the "putsch," erable comment has been aroused tribution of 20,000 will be the guests of the Young Peo- woman in the practical work of Ju- is holding Thursday Workers noon at in and of General von Lossow, corn- here over the disclosure of the fact t ribe of Jews (1,370 to be exact) have the Beard every of Commerce. ple's Club and the Sisterhood of deism and her contribution to the field avar i an Reichswehr. that the treaty between Iledjas and received such demand if otes. Simil ar ' Temple Beth El Sunday, March 16. At a meeting of the board of - made by the revo of national and civic progress, will be the drive expect to raise $15,000 by mender of the B threats have been was reported whi c h The program for the reception and presented by a group of Council ora- means of the mail campaign which Adjournment was taken following Great Britain, directors of the United Hebrew to the Jews of tors throughout the United States and was instituted during the past week. Hitler's statement. Reports are be- lost between Csondon and Amman, has lutionary committee entertainment of the students has and otw her to , Schools (Talmud Torah), held on lis an Canada, on Saturday, March 22. This Hundreds of pieces of literature ex- ing circulated to the effect that four in reality not been lost at all, but was Varna, Jewish Philippo no been worked out for the entire day March 3, resolutions of condolence ave already and will include a morning service at were adopted on the death of Can- cil Sabbath, will be observed by 215 of the Keren ilayesod have been sent although the identity of the quartet The conference in Amman had been fled from the country and many others the temple, hospitality in the homes tor Abraham Minkowsky, who died communities in which Council sections out. The expenses of the mail cam- is not revealed. celled to consider the treaty and King are preparing to leave and have al- of members of the congregation at • at his home on Tuesday morning, Hussein'` failure to negotiate a treaty ready sold all their possessions. The noon, an entertainment in the after- Feb. 26. The following resolution established, b means of paign are being met by the workers have i satisfactory to the Arabs was the di- Bulgarian government has and done nail.' noon and a supper and dance in the was adopted: has not protect the Jews special services. The message of the themselves. rest cause of the political failure of ing to temple in the evening. "Whereas, Cantor Abraham Min- anything. Members (10 The managers of the drive are to promised day will be devoted to the world sere- At the morning services Dr. Leo M. the conference. kowsky, deceased, of the Shaarey ap- ice rendered by Jewish womanhood, working out details for a mass meet- It appears now that the text of the of the cabinet who have been Franklin will preach a sermon which Zedek Synagogue did, upon every through the 17 avenues of Council ac- ing to be held in the near future to treaty was not acceptable to the Arab proached by the Jewish rspresenta- he wrote especially for the visiting occasion, freely and willingly give t the Keren , 'I) i ity. : w ic WARSAW (J. T. A.)--Pope Pius leaders and the Arab leaders from tires have given evasive replies. young men and women. Following i his assistance to every undertaking Representatives of the Council are Hayesod will be especially invited. the service the visitors will be intro- of the United Hebrew Schools; being invited by rabbis to occupy their R e por t of the campaign and the latest XI, according to the Jewish Tageblatt Palestine in particular, who refused INFORMATION BUREAU duced to their hostesses. At 3:30 an and, information concerning the work ear. of Lodz, has issued eonfidenital in- to sanction a provision recognizing pulp,'. ENDORSES HADASSAH entertainment, consisting of one-act atiean in Rome the right of the "Whereas, his removal by death under the ass- structions from the N, The Council speakers will devote: nied on in Palestine Hadaseah, the women's Zionist or-1 has left • place which will be very `ketches and vaudeville numbers, will National Homeland under the Balfour their messages to the inspiration of piers of the Keren Hayesod will be to all of his European r epre sentatives, ganization, has been endorsed again . presented by several of the fra- be difficult to fill by reason of his un- practical , presented. Moving pictures, show- condemning the movement to establish Declaration. Naj-El-Assil, Ilussein'e Judaism's ideals i n th e by the National Information Bureau ternities of Ann Arbor and members tiring efforts and hir sincere devo- - phases of the council's program. ing present-day life and work in Pal- a Jewish Homeland in Palestine. Ac- representative in London, was censur- as one of the 150 national organize.; of the Young People's Club. Supper tion to the cause of Hebrew learn- Special attention will be concentrated . estine, will be the feature of the cording to the Tageblatt, Cardinal ed for his part in the negotiation of will be served in the dining hall of Alexander Kakowski, archbishop of the treaty and was charged with hay- tions in America conforming to its ing and music; and, upon problems in the Jewish common- meeting. standard, among 2,000 investigated the Temple and will be followed by "Whereas, his death has been a t maintain the interest Warsaw, has received such instruc- ing granted too great concessions to to lie, and the means at hand for their' In order d during the last five years. The Na- dancing. the Zionists. personal loss to the teachers, offi- . of those who are active in the present tions, signed by the Pope himself. solution. Student Day is an annual event Hussein, it seems, unwilling to em- tional Information Bureso is a eo-1 cers and pupils of the Talmud To- drive, a Keren Hayesod luncheon ' The l'apal representatives are in - arranged by the Young People's Club operative organization composed of rah, be it, and it is hereby LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—It is learn club was organized with Morris Fried- structed by the Pope to take whatever harass his London representative by year earlier this and is being held representatives of the general con-1 "Resolved, by the board of di- ed here that an international congress' berg as chairman. Members of the steps they can to prevent the estab- admitting that the latter had over- so. I rectors of the United Hebrew than in past years. of the Sephardim will be convoked in , club now number 25. The managers lishment of a Jewish Homeland in stepped his authority and so had Naj- tributing public and of national Mrs. Wallace Rosenheim, 97 Pin- Schools that • proper message of Palestine and to prevent wherever el-Assil announce that the document cial agencies. which investigates the the spring. It is planned to have the , of the campaign expect that the club gree avenue, Empire 1750, is in purposes and methods of organize- had been lost in transit between Lon- condolence be sent to the widow possible Jewish immigration to Pales- charge of the work of designating t.,erigress meet either in Salonika oil will consist of 150 members before tine. They are also instructed to use don and Amman. Now it is rumored tions soliciting funds, and on the and children of Cantor Minkowsky, 'tome. Sephardic leaders purpose to the present drive is over. The club their influence with European govern- that Naj-el-Assil will not be returned I strength of these investigations pub- students to the hostesses and requests expressing our sympathy to them organize for participation in the work will meet every third Thursday of ments toward making more difficult to his post in London, but will be ask- iishes periodically a bulletin of tie- those who desire to entertain visitors in their hour of bereavement" of upbuilding the homeland in Pal- the month and will be addressed by immigration to Palestine. to communicate with her. credited agencies. ed to resign. estine. prominent speakers. rom s Company) 9-3-0-0 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1924 VOL. XV. NO. 15 Telephone GLENDALE co CORPSES CANNOT BE BED POLES CALLED UPON TO CANCEL ANCIENT RUSS RESTRICTIONS LUDENDORF TRIAL CAUSES UNEASINESS SITUATION OF JEWS IN BULGARIA GRAVE 1 DRIVE NETS $60,000: EFFORTS CONTINUE COLLEGE STUDENTS TO BE WELCOMED HUSSEIN-BRITAIN TREATY NOT LOST IS NOW REVEALED COUNCIL WILL TELL OF JEWISH WOMEN'S SERVICE TO WORLD POPE CONDEMNING JEWISH HOMELAND CANTOR MINKOWSKY MOURNED BY BOARD OF HEBREW SCHOOLS