MARCH 14, 19!
n_f tflentorrjensnLAttaitcm
cause on earth. Ills has been an
eternal vigilance, matched only by
the mysterious divine watchfulness
terformed a service
performed
L
BLAU
allow. II e
JOE
By
whose like history does not record.
restless night. "On Ile has spread the knowledge about
-
A wakeful,
that night the king could not sle6p.' the King—the King's goodness, the
Uneasy lies the head even of him who King's greatness, and all that the
1 ,
has an hundred and seven and twenty king cherishes and holds dear—
provinces at his beck and call. A throughout the world. Occupying as
1'
WONT
of uneasiness sweeps through he did the place in the gate, at the
PAY
spirit
he has given in-
the palace; something uncanny and world's threshold,
formation to all passers-by of the
weird and fateful broods over its
vast halls, its dark corridors; over the splendor of the the
palace
the gra-
King and
enthroned
Ahasuerus, ciousness of
1 / MOW( airtt
Icing's chamber
even.
his couch,
knows not what therein. And for this,what has been
\-'et
tossing on
(From Correspondence .d Cables of Jewish lelosrastie Agency.)
this Namelessness is that lies upon done unto hint? Nothing.
Nothing? He has been despised
L.N>
be his repre-
Dr. Filed Shatara has been apponited by King Hussein to
him, depriving him of sleep, of the
been hated, hoot-
sentative in Washington, according to Falastin, an Arab daily newspaper pleasant visions of the night. Ah, and driven. Ile has Ho
meless and
forces, ed and h unted.
if he but knew
what mighty
in Jerusalem.
than himself,
were tossing out honor, the pariah of peoples,
•
•
mightier than
ity has been d oe n ied
ago, him about! But he did not know. Do every humnn dignthe
Mr. Keep • Putting • It - Off has
Max Norden, the noted Zionist, who died a little more than a year
'lemons f a l
kings ever know? And is there any hint. Victim of
learned many • bitter lesson. The
I time to act is now if you'd be MI left an estate in England which has been valued for probate at only 092, one mightier than he? And yet— time, never certain of his fate, never
could command having assurance of his life, vainly
it has been announced.
in on the bargain side of • good,
• • • •
who
and ant s of e slaves
to do his bidding clamoring for a fair deal and being
I real estate deal. Let us show you
■
d command sleep to descend laughed to scorn in so-called civilized
Every child in Saxony will henceforth be allowed to attend school in
not
why.
consistent with the tenets of his religion, according to pronounce- could
upon his tired eyelids. Anti the king lands that boast of their liberty: the
manner
MEMBER
butt of the hoodlum in low and high
ment by the new prime minister.
M HE Al BINE B0520
ft, BOC(
could not sleep. . . .
• • • •
laces—he. the Jew! Of all the Jews
OHM BYILSHIBRIALHAIllt
Suddenly—was it to beguile the P
An earthqunke which, fortunately, was of only slight proportions, shook
eful hours, or did he act unwit- that ever lived and labored for the .
e King's sake—curiously enough—only'
damage was lone. This I ting ly
No
Jerusalem, Tiberias and other nearby places.
tingly under the impuls ion of the
I strange forces that were about hint? one Jew has been singled out rose
for the
is the first earth tremor experienced in Palestine in modern times.
so
—suddenly he calls for "the book of world's honor: a Jew who
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not dream, he can at least remember. ' • h dragged down all his brethren
I t was accompanied
rt, was written in Hebrew.
Orphans '
I Hebrew charities
If the dark-pinioned night took from for all time into a pool of common
translation. Mr. Herman le t equ •
. • •
him the visions of future glory, he degradation. Anti in the name of this
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a „flirt in
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CEMENT GARBAGE AND
in ban been senten ed by
If it
A Jewish
named to
Braunste
Barlett
to pay student
compensation
t amount of 200,000 l eu to an an ti- S emitic I himself can bring back on the wings one Jew all Jews have been made to
ASH RECEPTACLES
he
student whom Braunstein shut in self-defense during the excesses of 1923. Past
of memory
exploits, the
all recollection
the deeds for
of which
all his were
suffer only
all the
nothing!
more. If Nothing!
the world with-
Don't Walt Till Spring
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! co Schlesinger, one of the founders
• • of the Ilebrew Technical Schoolihe is famous
throughout
Persia
and
holds why
from
the it
Jew
merited
Suddenly
(why do
things
wards,
does
not its
spare
hint re-
its
H. M. KOFFMAN
erited revenges?
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bl ways?) unm t on Purim the Jew laughs and
.
happen in such unaccountae
Offices 1503 First Nail Bank Bldg.
for Boys, died in New York at the age tt years.
Ye
Cherry 1472.
time was the president of the Toy Manufacturers Association of America. his reader comes upon an entry that makes merry--the strange ritual
• •
•
causes the king to start. His life laughter of his religion!
yt
had been in danger at the hand of
Rabbi Meyer Rabinowiteh died in Harlin at the age of
was known throughout Europe as a great Talmudist and despite the fact plotters anti someone had sit\ e.
The Jew laughs, because he is in-
on
omeone—it was Mordecai, son of a spired by something deeper than a
that he was still a young Titan had written a large number of books
1race despised and hated, against mere ceremonial motive. His is the
face
rabbinical literature.
• •
•
which he had already signed a decree confidence that springs from uncon-
Don't suffer—get quick relief.
aring in Czernowitz, re-
appearing
of total extermination! And has any- querable faith. lie has glimpsed the
.
The Vmwaerts a social democratic organ
Effective and Inexpensive.
w tz thing, any honor or dignity,been
writing on the page lying before God.
ports that the director of the government Jewis h
It cogs nothing to come down
has been dismi seed by the authorities and that a Christian Roumanian will done to this Mordecai for his service He knows its meaning. he under•'
and find out.
to the magnanimous king? No— stands the long swing of God's
be appointed to the post.
nothing. "There is nothing done for thought. Ile shares, with the patience
• • • •
Chief Rabbi Elias Adler of Budapest died at the age of 63 years. Rabbi him."
of the terribly meek, the divine
Second and Front Ste.
In the meantime. the first gleam watchfulness. God watches above Is-
Adler'a death followed an operation for gallstones. Ile was well known in
Sulphur Mineral, Turkish
of the rising morn has begun to disci. rael—below. Both watch for the
America,
where
he
visited
in
1922
to
raise
money
for
Jewish
educational
Tonle, Swedish, Electric Baths.
pate the darkness. It lifted the un- victory of the Good. And when the
institutions in llungary.
SWEDISH MASSAGE
• • •
canny Namelessness from the royal day of victory comes, and all hate is
Take Woodward Through Car.
Ti,.' directors of the Beth Israel Hospital of New York are preparing breast leaving only one troubling banished from this blood-bathed
.
.".
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d
to
meet
the
d
a
thought—his failure to reward the earth, it will be the day of Israel's
„
to start a campaign to raise the a t ion
cost of the new $4,000,000 building nearing completion in I.ivingston place, man who had served him. The pal- rehabilitation. On that day will the
ace is already astir with the life of nations gather in a mighty throng
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets.
▪ • •
the new day. "Who is in the court?"
and bring homage to the long-des-
Census figures just completed show 181,310 Jews to be resident in Haman! The great, strutting favorite pised: "Thus shall be done unto the
Transylvania, while a total of 788,700 Jews reside in Bukowina anti Bessa- of the monarch! "Let him come in!" people that the King delighteth to
rabia. All of the minorities in Roumania comprise one-third of the total And Haman came in. And from his honor!"
arrogant expectation of fresh favors
re
population of the country, the census reveals.
And that will be the last Purim
resulted that procession in which
Pageant.
Felix M. Warburg, American financier and philanthropist, has arrived Mordecai the Jew was led about with
in Jerusalem. Mr. Warburg, who is a member of the firm of Kuhn, Loeb great pomp and circumstance through
SIR HERBERT SAMUEL
A. Co., New York City, Will spend several days in making a study of con- the streets of Shushan, while heralds
CONFERS WITH HUSSEIN
cried before him: "Thus shall it be
ditions in Palestine under the British mandate.
JERUSALEM.—(.1. T. A.)—Direct
• • •
done to the man whom the king de-
negotiations between King Hussein
A final analysis of the registration of the unemployed at Hornet brings lighteth to honor!"
Jews. The
and Sir Herbert Samuel, British High.
It was the first Purim pageant.
out the fact that of the 11,000 unemployed registered, 8,000 are
• • .
Commissioner of Palestine, regarding I
situation is even worse in Mohilev and Retchize, where the Jews among
Stupendous, the proposed Anglo-Arnh Treaty, are
vigilance.
Eternal
the unemployed make up 90 pertent of the total.
everlasting, divine watchfulness. Do reported by the Jerusalem correspon-
40 ft. lots for business only S 850
Following the intervention of M. Louis Oungre, general manager of the earthly kings alone keep vigil? God, dent of the London Daily Mail. The
46 ft. lots for business only 900
Jewish Colonization Association, a special arrangement has been concluded the King of Kings, watches above the report states that during two days at
60 ft. lots for business only 1000
For behold the guardian of Amman Commissioner Samuel was in
with the Fabre Shipping Line, by which kosher food will be provided for stars.
65 ft. lots for business only 1100
Israel neither sleepeth nor slumber- almost continuous conference with the
all Jewish emigrants traveling by the company's ships.
eth " And before the Ancient of
King.
•
•
BELOW
MA11. IN THE COUPON
With, Palestine under the British mandate, nobody is able to threaten Days there lies unrolled the Book of
the
safey
of
British
control
in
the
Suez.
This
statement
was
made
by
Chronicles
which
is
the
Book
of
Des-
end me information at once
Zaghul Pasha in the coarse of an interview with the Cairo Daily News tiny. The record of kings and pen-
regarding the withdrawal of British troops from Egypt. pies, of high and humble; the fate
Name
• • . •
of kingdoms and powers, of men anti
Address
Representatives of the Transjordanian government have arrived in Jer u- matters, is inscribed in this book:
(Continued from Page 1)
past, present and future are as one ment of an adequate educational sys-
otiations
for
an
Anglo-Transjordanian
treaty
which
e
lode n g
.
Our Offices Open Sunday
were begun by the Emir Abdullah, ruler of Transjordania and son of mg here, in this mysterious scroll. But tem beginning with the kindergarten
few mortals, of the most clear-vi- and culminating in the Hebrew uni-
Hussein of Iledjas, when Abdullah was in London in 1922.
sioned, have glimpsed the secrets of versity, departments of which are al-
• • • •
King Hussein received the members of the Palestine Arab executive, this timeless, ageless book: Moses
ready in operation.
who left Shona disappointed when Hussein would give no promise that he with his tablets; Zacharia with his
In referring to the difficulties that
19th floor Real Estate Exchange
flying roll. . . .
would not sign the proposed treaty with Great Britain if their demands for
are reported to emanate from the
Bldg. Cherry 8094.
And I wonder, as the King of
nationalization of the Palestine government were notfulfilled.
Arabs, Dr. Weizinann declared that
• • •
Kings reads, and Ile comes upon the the trouble between the Jew and the
Berlin witnessed the opening of the • conference for foreign Jewish case of the Jew, does lie ask the Arab has been greatly exaggerated
students in Germany. The meeting was called by the German Jewish Stu- question, What has been done unto and the friction which occasionally
dents' Union for the discussion of problems which demand early solution. him, what honor, dignity or reward occurs is of the sort that does not de-
Professor Albert Einstein, Otto Warburg and Simon Dubnow addressed the to this despised of all peoples, to this serve mention. Ile also pointed out
Mordecai among the nations?
that at the present time Felix M.
conference.
. • • 5
Mordecai, "sitting in the King's
Warburg and Oscar S. Straus were in
Youssef Abdul Nassul and Abdul Kerim, murderers of the two British gate!" He has been sitting there for l'alestine investigating, the situation,
sergeants who were killed near Ramleh Jan. 28, have been captured and centuries untold. Ile has acted as just as Dr. Silverman already had
taken to Jerusalem. The soldiers were attached to the Duke of Wellington's the wise lookout, constantly on guard
regiment and were returning to Jerusalem in an army automobile when against possible dangers to the king's done.
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Banishment of the Jews in Germany and union with Austria are the
principal items of the domestic and foreign platform of the Chauvinist re-
actionaries, who have gained considerable strength throughout Germany.
The statement of the program is made by Deputy Reinhold Wulle, who,
with Deputy von Graefe, is leader of the German Popular party.
Sentence of death has been pronounced by a Tribunal of Justice, sitting
nt Viniza, upon five members of Attaman Goltschewsky's bandit band,
which from 1921 to 1923 terrified the Ukraine. Among the five sentenced
to death was Goltschewsky's chief lieutenant, a Jew named Cohen, who it
was said prevented any of his men from committing degradations upon Jews.
• •
According to reports in the Moscow press, the Bolshevik poet Serge!
Evsenin (husband of Isadore Duncan), who was publicly censured some'
time ago for creating anti-Semitic disturbances, has again been arrested
for a similar offense. On entering the Restaurant Domino on Jan. 19,
Evsenin, who was in an intoxicated condition, began to shout: "Kill the
Jews! Save Russia!"
• • . •
Support of the Jewish Naitonal Fund Won strongly urged by M. Paul
Painleve, former Prime Minister of France, in an address in Paris. M.
Painleve emphasized the necessity for encouraging Judaism throughout
the world to favor Palestine. "Israel gave the world religion and civilize
Lion. All peoples should co-operate for the establishment of their national I
home. The fate of the Jewish nation is an historical scandal," Painleve said.
• • • •
It is learned that Alexis Rykof, successor to Lenin as president of the
Council of Commissars of the Russian Soviet, is ill and has left for the Cau-
causes, hoping to recuperate there. There is already much talk concerning
his possible successor in the event that he is unable to resume his govern-
mental duties and Kamenef and Esurupa are acting as Rykof's substitutes
for the present. Kamenef is now president of the Council of Labor and
Defense.
• • • •
A Jewish League of Nations society, with Rabbi Chajes as president,
has been established in Vienna AS a result of a massmeeting. Professor
Th. Ruyssen, secretary of the International League of Nations Union, sent n
letter to the meeting in which he said the Hebrew Prophets were the first
to express the idea of a I.eague of Nations. Leon Motzkin pointed out in
his address that the League of Nations now approaches the demands of the
"Immortal Wilson."
• • • I
Russian relief work, the organization of an emigrant bank and propa-
ganda to carry through both these projects were decided on at a meeting
in Berlin of the general conference of European relief organizations. Par-
ticipating in the conference were Leon Motzkin, secretary of the Committee
of Jewish Delegations in Paris; Rabbi Chajes, Pr. Soloweitchik, Dr. Klee,
Messrs. Aberson, Sliosberg, Jeftroykin, Dr. Jochelmann and M. Gruenberg
of Russia. A second meeting of the conference will be held in mid-summer.
• • • •
A world conference of the Hebrew-Christian Alliance has been called
for 1925, the decision for the convocation having been arrived at be t'se
London committee of the Alliance. The purpose of the conference will be
to establish an international organization. American Jewish Christians
have assured the London committee that they will participate in the confer-
ence, invitations for which have been sent out to various countries and
signed by Schor, Samuel and Zeckhausen..
Following a long illness, V. Sidney Rothschild, financier and former
trustee of the United Ilebrew Charities, died Sunday in New York. lie
Tan horn in New York in 1870 and Was graduated from Harvard Universty
Mr. Rothschild was interested in French literature and was tae
1891,
Author of a number of monographs on Montaigne and his contemporaries .
Mr. Rothsch. Id was always a supporter of public benefactions and for a time
served as a trustee of the United Hebrew Charities.
• • • .
Henry Morgenthau, American diplomat and philanthropist, who has
been in Athens as chairman of the cothmission appointed by t°e League 1
,f Nations to cUstribute funds for Greek refugees, recently received instruc
'ions to proceed to London. The summors was signed by S, r Eric Drum -
mond. general secretary of the league. Information as to the reason fo r
the hurry call to London was unobtainable, although it was said that Mr .
Morgenthau would return to Athens some time late in March.
Detroit Lodge No. 55, Knights of Pythias
Invites Yourself and Friends to Attend
Thirty -Fifth Annual Purim Ball
SUNDAY EVENING
March Twenty-third, Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-four
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You have heard people say, "I'm sorry 1 didn't go."
Don't be one of the cry fete to miss this affair.
Avail yourself of this opportunity to meet
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expect to see you at the
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