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Candidate on 1 NOTABLE PROPOSALS Hospital Building
BRANDEIS ASKED TO I May Be Third
Party Ticke t
Going on Apace KIN OF RESIDENTS
MADE BY STRUNSKY
RUN AS CANDIDATE
et"re8 As We" As "x- IN UNITED STATES
AND PROF, ISAACS New SStructures
WITH LA FOLLETTE
Pleads for Easy Entrance 1
Of Residents' Relatives
tensions Are Being Pro-
Writer and Legal Author Give
Their Views on Assuring
World Peace.
Supreme Court Justice May Be
Running Mate of Senator
From Wisconsin.
.
sided
For.
BROWN
MARSHALL
AIDING IN CAMPAIGN
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CANDIDACY IS FAVORED
BY THIRD PARTY MEN
•
Career as Public Advocate and
on Bench Cited As Mark
of Availability.
Rockaway Zionists Extend to
Dr. Eliot Birthday
Greetings.
NEW YORK. - With the Heron
Ilayesod $5,000,000 campaign for
WASHINGTON.-Politi•al observ-
192-1 making rapid strides in every
ers in the capital are satisfied that
part of the country, interest during
the founding of a third party is ine-
the past 10 days was centered on the
vitable. Their principal exercise now
New York City campaign for $1,-
has to to with calculations as to who
500,000, which reached its highest
will be the new party's standard-
point in a great dinner to Dr. Chaim
bearers, or, better said who will be
Weizmann, president of the World
the running mate of Senator Robert
Zionist Organization, which was held
M. laFollette, who is conceded to
Monday evening, March 24, at Hotel
JUSTICE BRANDEIS
be the determining power in the
Astor.
FRED M. BUTZEL
movement and the first choice for the
Marshall Delivers Address.
presidential nomination. Just now
The effect of the dinner was to
the most favored possibility for the
Clloin spur the workers in New York to even
vice-presidential office is Supreme
greater effort and the successful com-
Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis.
pletion of the $1,500,000 drive is ex-
whose career as a public figure aid
pected. A great part of the quota
whose view's on social and ee metric
is already in sight and the hundreds
questions are said to r .nder his ca
MONTH of workers all over the city are can
didacy available. Beidis, the fact
canning the five boroughs for the bal-
What perhaps was one of the most , United State-a of families of persons
that be is officially a Democrat
Barney Bernard, of Po t
Appoach Through League.
spectacular drives for hospital funds already here."
looked upon ns a formidable reason
Ave-
Philadelphia
and
Byron
Three reasons for urging an ap-
Perlmutter Fame, Passes
am O ene of the principal speakers at
n.
Interested in Immigration,
why he should he nominated on the
'munch to the problem of world peace took place three months ago when
flue Building to be Dedicated the dinner was Louis Marshall chair-
Away at 47.
Mr. Butzel, who for many years
ticket with the Anator.
through the League of Nations are Boston dews raised more than $1,-
man of the Non-Partisan Conference
April 27.
000,000 for a series of buildings. The has been interested in immigration
Conditions Favor Him.
NF.V.' YORK. - Barney Bernard, stated
by Mr. Strunsky. Ito argues
to Consider Palestinian Problems,
/
s
--
Radical elements di the Itepubliidot one of the most prominent Jewish that the League is already in exist- ',reset Jewish hospital for a number problems, told of sonie of his experi.
Following the successes in Ilebrew which met in New York Feb. 17 to
!arty and, to a certain extent, in the actors in this country, died here ence and functioning; that the prim- of years has been inadequate for the owes in cases which he described as
needs
of
the
Boston
Jewish
corn-
tragic.
Ile
expressed
regret
that
education
scored
in
this
city
during
discuss
participation of American
Democratic party. consider the pres•
March 21 at the age of 47 years. Mr. elide underlying the League has the
American lawmakers would permit the past five years, the United Ile- non-Zionists in the Jewish Agency
ent politicol situation one calling for
support of a large portion of the munity.
the
horrors
that
follow
the
exclusion
brew
Schools
of
Detroit
announce
the
and
the
organization of a financial
t Grows.
the establishment of a party that will Barnard was born in tin country and American people, nilli that abandon-
Local Int
of families or close relatives of completion of a new building on the corporation to invest in Palestinian
still a young man became a
embrace most, if not all, of the de-' while
Interest. in the proposal to erect a ' American residents and declared that
Popular performer on the vaudeville relent of the League would produce an
ments faaoring better social and stagy. During the last 10 years he unhappy psychological effect upon ,Iewish hospital in Detroit continues he hoped that the humane traditions nonwestern corner of Philadelphia operations.
.
Other speakers were David A.
of America would so assert them- and
Byron avenues, which is to serve
economic order it a cleansing of
to be manifested in neatly parts of
played the. role of A he Potash in Americans.
as the home of Jewish learning in the Brown of Detroit, counsel to the cam-
.
political life of corruption. That they
in the
ter community. The announcement
mem brhip
e s
iee
ed
ssocia
At
paign committee of the Keren Ila e-
as to (10 away with the SOITOWS northwestern part of the city.
"Pietaffi
and
Perlmutter"
and
"Part-
are giving attention to the iledrabil.
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•
•
•
League he thinks, would be a logicitl by the Ilebrew Hospital Association selVes
of mem
f
I the .
. noon e- sod; Dr. Joseph Silverman, ra bi
,"
),
c 8 I
ity of Justice Brandeis as a candi- n t . Again,"
emeritus of Temple Emanu.E1, who
Montague Glass that achieved elevelopment from the role pine!" by that it will hand over its funds and n bens of families from one another.
m
, then of Detroit in recent yea re result-
date fur ice-President is based on by
Vve
soon
property
to
the
community
as
some of the most remarkable sue. the United States in the war.
"It is untenable
bl to discriminate ed in the development of a large Jew- has just returned from a trip to Pal-
the fact thdt Brandeis for rears has
may now be associated with the as definite building plans are forum-
classes
of
people.
h
settlement
in
the
northwestern
estine;
Dr. Osias Thon, ranking Jew-
me
in
theatmeal
history
during
the
been the vnanilion of legislation as cusses
by the fact of feted has met with warm praise in against
I
Every man
who is born in the United : is
decade. Mr. Bernard played the League," he as
nerd fo r est ab- ish memb er of the Polish Parliament,
advocated by the most ardent liberal
toward a common aim - -tkI. circles where Jewish communal prob- States or is a naturalized citizen is' part of the city. ce n
stving
ri
Dr.
W eizmann. hlorris Rothen-
e
e more than 3,000 times.
lishing there a Theter wh erein the and
think d a 'Hess crusader same re 1
I
,
'maintenance
Member of Many Clubs.
.
f '
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an American. The question of racial educational needs of the Jewish eh& berg, chairman of the board of di-
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against every form of political
t uas for us to eec
ll far we assteciation have asked for a confer-
ide
how
1
:
rectors
of
the Keren Hayesod, pre-
Mr. Boman! married Rose IVeiss-
- stock is altogether irrelevant. To i dren could be met prompted the
knavery.
. In : once with the board of directors of restrict immigrants on the ground '
laughter of Reuben Weissman, would go alone with the Aies
sided.
building of the new school,
•
Ability Recognized.
working
for
peace
it
would
still
be
'
;
the
United
Jewish
Charities
for
the
i
i
h
h
'
man
'
1
from
one
part
of
Eu-
A feature of one of the dinners
JCW S t rate - •
tha t th ey conic
Plan Festive. Event.
IVhat is perhaps the strongest ar- who is we ll known in
for us to decide how far we will go 'purpose of deciding u on what basis rope rather than another is to fly i n'
,
al circles and is a brother of Deem
i'T p
The formal opening of the new tendered to Dr. Weizmann in Far
gument in favor of his candidacy is ant
Sarah Weissman, well known along with the League of Nations. I the transfer of the association s as- the face of American ideals and the.
buildine is announced for Sunday, Rockaway was a resolution extending
the general recognition that he is one '
IVe may co-operate and yet always sets shall be transferred. The Ile- genius of American fiVili7.alion.
actresses. Ile was a member
, April 27, the day immediately follow- congratulations to Dr. Charles W.
of the moat profound students of so- Jewish
of numerous clubs and of the Equit y retain full mastery over ourselves." . brew Hospital Association communi- :
"The content of our
ver' Pre. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard
ing the last day of Passover.
cial and economic problems in the
Ile believes that the other nations cated its offer to Henry Wineman, is not, as has so often been sob! , ing
,• minartans
sociation,
are to maxe
make tne en- University, on the occasion of his
y p
country, a firm believer in orderly .1 Funeral
services were held at the would consent to such an arrange- . president of the Un i ted Jewish Chan- Anglo-Saxon. The religion of Amer ii
tire
week
of
the
opening
a holiday ninetieth birthday last Thursday. The
processes of economic adjustment, a
ne,ial
far ties, ,
1 enough
ent, and that
h
it is . fair
istakably Hebra ic e
is
i unmistakably
i
ice
The period during which the community resolution, which recalls Dr. Eliot's
great lawyer and scholar awl free Central and Free Synagogue, where m
f
m i s . The is to relebrate the event.
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise. conducted the the United States to c aim a s
' basis of our legal system
profession of Zionist sympathy, fol-
from the affectation that marks the
status as long as it is not • claini or
from Roman law. Our art and mu-
services
. M embers of the organize-
Activities during the opening week,
V
professional radical.
tih which Mr Bernard was special advantages.
sic have come from Southern Europe, , according to plans of the committee
"We recall with gratitude the vari-
Justice Brei.dois hos not definitely
Dr. Isaacs Was recently appointed
and America needs very vitally more in charge of the arrangements will ous occasions on which you added
d d whet her he will accept the c tio "ri i 'n s vc‘t r ed, as well as Members of the
b •
• law• in the Grad
art and more music.
Jeeish
Actors
Union,
attended
in
a
the
force and authority at your voice
include a dance a banquet and enter-
,urination if it is offered to hint. It
of Business Administra- (JEWS
S
con - mite clout
"I do not say that every immigrant tainments du;ine which II e b sew. to the au pp
w lc h the
h movement
is wo all:. understood, however, that body. The Jewish Actors Union
r, urn, Harvard University. Ile for
who comes to America is an artist. school children will stage plays and to restore Palestine has evoked from
tribute('
a
sum
of
money
to
the
K
1
he will give the request that he run
nicely taught in Yale University and
lint I do maintain that every tan • present a number of tableaus.
ten
Ilayesod
in
the
actor's
memory.
I
leaders
of
thought
and action
careful consideration if he finds that
at one time was professor of hew at
whom this country can accommodate
This newest addition to the chain throughout the world, particularly
there is a public demand that he be-
the University of Pittsburgh. lie is
ringing statement concluding
your
should
be
let
in,
regardless
of
rare."
.ef
school!,
established
by
the
United
come a candidate.
a frequent lecturer on Jewish re-
Schools places Detroit in the with the sentence. 'On the whole the
and historical topics .
heieus Ad
foremost rank of Jewish communi• Zinoist movement looks to the Chris.
Rabbi A. L. Kook Arrives Here
j ustment by Court..
ties in America interested in educe- tian peoples like a great adventure
Dr. Isaaes' plan proposes that the
on Mission in Interest of
Organization Achieves Not- national courts of the United States
tion. Formed only five years ago for the honor and welfare of the Jew-
_
lab race based on firm historical faun-
wi
ilki s s
■ e Re cord .
Religious Schools.
and other countries be used for err-
Funds Bring Raised to Supply Pass.
I nucleus, the United Hebrew Schools dations, racial, industrial and re-
Tin kind, of international disagree-
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Council of Jewish Women Classes
over Needs.
h, the Worn-
,
ligious and informed by a spirit of
is
the
result
of
a
persistent
campaign
NEW
YOR.-liadassa
•
i en ts. While the author does not
Popular.
en's Zionist organization, during the make the point that all wars are STRONG FOR CAUSE OF
indicating to the community the need national pride and courage.'"
NEW YORK.-Prominent Chassi-
for
a
uniform
system
of
education
NEW YORK.-Once brought face to past with observed the twelfth tenni- eaused today by business difficulties
IN
LATE
WAR
ALLIES
die rabbis and leaders of Orthodox comparable in standards with that ob- BROWN OPENS DRIVE
face with the oportunity fur American versary of its founding. Chapters he de e 4 believe that the business nen:
congregations are engaged in a drive
Coining in the public schools,
education, immigrant women are throughout the country have cute- rive M .- interne..0one' difficulties tends
IN NATION'S CAPITAL
Britain
and Palestine Honor for the purpose of raising a sum of
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•
.
System Attraets Attention.
according
,
brand
the
event
by
engaging
in
in-
means
predominant.
.
This
to
become
WASHINGTON.-David A. Brown,
zealous to seize the chance ,
money sufficient to provide those Uk•
The results of the work in Detroit of Detroit, and Senator Selden P.
to Mrs. Nathan Straus Jr., Chairman. tense efforts to promote the activities . en increase of justiciable. questions
Him in Recognition of
rainian Jews who are in need with
have attracted the attention of lead- Spencer, of Missouri, were the prin-
of the Committee on Immigrant Edo- . which the organization carries on in an the kind that the author things
matzoths for the coming l'assover
Notable Services.
ration of the National Council of Palestine. The hospital and school could . be adjudicated in national
holidays. This is in accordance with ing Jewish educators. The estab- cipal speakers at the banquet which
—
lishment of the Wilkins Sreet Talmud opened the Keren Ilayesocl campaign
Jewish Women. This organization is work which Hadassah conducts in ceurts.
NE W YORK.-Rabbi A. I. Kook, the old tradition among the Jewish Torah was followed bycombining
not only among the Jews
u d
It is proposed that the United '
now making a drive for SH5,000 to Palestin
abolish head of the Orthodox Jewish cam- people of taking particular care of , with it the Division Street Talmud in this city. Rabbi Jacob T. Loeb.
o
•
religious,
philanthropic.
but
among
non-Jews
has
been
de-
t
P
N'.
in
•
1.
its
s States do
support it s
nt a P sovereign
state inanities in Palestine. arrived in this the poor during the Passover hole . - Torah, the Farnsworth Street Talmud who deliveed the invocation, ex-
" “r
a that
I scribed by visitors to the country as the doctrine
e
and educational activities for the cent-
Pressed gratitude to Providence "for
e ay ,especially '
one of the outstanding achievements cannot be sued in its own or any country ant wee on a mission
Torah. the Ahavath Achim Talmud i hav i ng s-,, . nt to us a mighty man of
Mg year.
other courts of judicature. This object of which is to secure funds to with rnatzoths. According to the fig- T rah on Westminster and Delmar
.
. the Zionist Organization.
A little story is Ohl to illustrate of
valor whose name be David A. Brown,
would involve giving free scope to ', make possible the continued existence urea received here by the campaign and the El :she Tu
alm d T orah on he who Wt..
el.
the interest which the foreign•born
for suffe
uah wonders
of the religious and educational insti- committee. the city of Kiev alone has
street and M ichigan
the judicial power as contemplated I
site and mother takes in her Amere
'angd who now has been
tutions in l'alestine and Europe con- about 15,000 Jews who are without
in Article III, Section 2. of the Con- ducted under Orthodox auspices. the means of supplying themselves avenue.
eanizatien class when iince she is fair-
selected not merely to save the vic-
The interest of Detroit Jewry in ing
Israel
ablution of the United States, un- Rabbi Kook, who was accompanied with this necessary food for the holi-
ly launt•hisl on the self-improvement i
times
of war and persecution but to
the work of the schools became e save Israel --to save larael's life and
hampered by the limitations based on
ne.xt do or toin a build in g
an. A a fireclass
tened by Rabbi Shapiro of Lithuania, was days. The call which has been sent i
Profes sor Claims He Dis. t h e common. law whih
n
Princeton
t
ron
ve
d
c
ha
sessio
w
plhere
gly marked a year ago, when the des tiny thieugh the restoration
was
• of its
given a rousing welcome by a cone- out by the campaign committee in a ..
covered Proof.
with reference ' rnittee of rabbis and laymen who New York to the congregations all Kirby Center was completed. In less ancient and sacred land."
the
section ambassadors
to all
nullify
r,, , ssitate d the emptying of the im-
to
cases
affecting
et than two months, , th
t d
e s u
y rooms of
priu ised schoolroom. But the head ,
Stirring addresses were delivered
' awaited him a t the White Star ier. ' over the countr has alreal
..
werker f ound that it took violent , BALTINIORE. - 1.1. T. A.) - Pro- pa bl'
h represent-
ic minis
••• t ers an d ot er
- world-famous
'
with
t e
Yh r° the new school were filled to capacity by Emile Berliner,
h Ort ' odox
in-
Y
h some response,
P
abbis
is an d the e commit-
The
e elm
.• 't mg r ra
and its need i
argument to induce her foreign moth.' fessor Robert Dick Wits- n of Prince- Wives.
ed. The officers ventor , and the
I leaders
to, . ' m the e drive.
dri
t
tee were taken in a city boat to Bat- congregations in the city tel l'hila- an its
n a lecture here de-
pre
It invoes,
lv secondly, the abandon-
.• 1 ,, ,,
ce: t o aband•,a th e 1,..,-in. "Wait," ton University i
Park
whore
thousands
of
pro-
delphia
pledging
themselves
to
the
of
the
United
Hebrew
Schools
predict
When
en
Mr.
Itrnwn
arose
to
speak
he
ter
d n ew
f or the new se oo success similar to
ment of the plea of non-suability by
stn It one of them, "until we have seen i arm
'
given an ovation. Ile said in
was written in the
' United States
in foreign courts.
- pie
- received the venerable rabbi with amount of $10,000. Similar response that which has been won by the Kerby was
'
that the P
en t teuch
a
part:
arge
Jewish
the flames.
Then it will be tin•
tom
o
e
large
expected
from other
It would also involve opening the Su- a great demonstration. lleading an s i expec
e
en e .
In the opinion of Mrs. Ilihrew and by Moses.
eniogh."
"Coloniee have been built up from
.
tt States, automobile parade several miles long, centers. It is the purpose of the com-
Certain critics of the Bible have
rem, Court tif the e U n i t ■ I
Straus, foreign New York, if it has
the same reek and sand that lies
ednimed that the Pentateuch could not Ph igh constitutional amendment Rabbi Kook was token to the City mittee to take care also of the Uk- FR
half a chanee, will Anwrivanize itself.
1•K
ANC SUSTAINED
outside
ti . se c , h• n'o., and, if they
of
causes
submittm
Ilall,
where
he
was
given
the
key
to
rainian
Jews
who
are
stranded
in
have been written in Hebrew and by t for r nuthe hearing
submitted
g
Pupils Number 1,000.
have bee•: aide to . oild uP a won-
ws because at the time when to it between foreign statee, and the the city. Mayor elm pad Borough various parts of Europe.
BY
"In the past year," she said, "up-. Me
derful
am
. opera in a-N. part of
wet-
the
d to have lived
s suppose
____
of foreign ' courts of president Julius Nliller officially
ward of a thousand foreign women, Moses i language was not known and encouragement
Palestine, I assume they will be able
standing to function in the corned the rabbi and his associate. KANSAS JEWISH FARMER
London Bankin g Firms Secure Credit
M uses
learned to read and write English in Hebrew
't
to
do
that
in every pare I have
'
Rabbi
Kook
responded
with
an
ad.
in any event was not developed tee same way when called upon. The dress
GETS NOTABLE RESULTS
for F
N..e! York section classes. I call at-
seen the trees, milliens of them.
in II e brew
th t is Shown
e literary
11
y .
plan is not hostile to a NA orld Court.
tention to the figure, not on account
Wherever
you
see ...ens of civilization,
Kook.
:n o Ic many ( TOPEKA. Kan.-The Topeka Daily
C
in the. Pentateuch.
LONDON.-(J. T. A.)--That the a hew. :,-,l1,,, , ,. and a place that
of its size, but because of its limita- •
the holder of
These assertions have 'wen weaken-
Rabbi Kook i: Rabb
'apital devotes considerable space to credit of France wt. ssvc.I b- th- a
bens. We had during the year i ed, Professor Wilson stated, by the re-
i ' ... ir, you may rest
of
tbree
Anglo-Jewisa
fl
o''
looks
d,s
i
td
t
decorations and honorary! orders from telling of the work done by Simon sistanee
twenty-six classes. Nov there are
rma a eiured I} •c t• ,. ,• 0-e .1 aMs.11 colonists
cent discovery of clay tablets in
the British and the l'alestinian goy- Fishman of this city in the develop- is the rveelation
toursein a sens etional
e
hl
twenty-eight. If the means were at
and
l
ernments and is past Gil years of age. ing of the country in the dry belt of story in the Daily Exprese. The fir ms theiT.
Babylonia reprow mting Inters
hand, there would be room fur ten
"From::! , I 1,..., ,. . l• live rsity, the
Ile was born in Witelesk, Russia.
a business
Russian are Lazare Brothe-s & C o , t e house
official papers sent by the Pale stinian
Kansas. Fishman who is ea
Ire' ,,l,
time , that many at on•e."
s at: .., , f ••, ,, •h have been laid,
rulers to the kings 0f Egypt during Miss Wald and Mn. Moskowitz to
•
' applied
'
a P - ' Jewish
•
'
mentalutilities
Ilia unusual menn
immigrant,
cl
of Rothschild and Samuel
e Montague
•
t ague
Suggest Planks.
The cooperation of the Public Board
!";• .• t , r *-it. enntributinns
oin
-wee,
prated at an early age. At the age methods to the agricultural industry & Co. When the (car, wa s
the. period ef Meses. The lane
of Education has hewn a helpful fac- used on these tablets is known as the
Id . us sup pose that
on ter to the v. • ,, ,
of 18 he had written sevehal books of his section, with the result of turn- point of collapse t'ese firms organ-
NEW YORK.-Lillian D. Wald,
tor in establishing the New York SVC-
' •. neherator y of the
h
.
.
-
i.
,
in
the
was
the
'
on ethical and philosophical topics ing what was very little
f
•
dialect," whir
_
better than i z. „a a I:lanced
dri
drier,
secure d mil. „ n kers i
. . , ,,t a Dr. Flexner and
tine of the Jewish Council as one of
of Babylonia leeteire leader in child welfare and! public aside from works on rabbinical sub-
.
falls,
little
ments
in
thie.
a
desert,
where
1i
ttle
rain
falls,
to
lions of credit for France and bal. he was - .
the leading medal agencies engaged in official
the Semites. Forme of health movements and head of the juts. Far his achieveB
t e the werld the re-
18"ubage
Switzer- rich farming land, where everythin g stored up the franc to an unexpected-
its conquest
conquest
y
this particular type of work. A few
r .ssions. 'however, Henry Street Settlement of this city,
sti
, - lt ---
s ",.. `,'
, - ' ..,I ' , re ete ,f
, e pw er i menl.
k
t
I
land, the Universaityk! ofKaaekrn. n
grows without irrigation, from straw- lye high
h•gh level. The French financiers,
of the classes are in Yorkville, Ilarlem the Sumaria en
and
Mrs.
Henry
:Moskowitz,
also
of
parrs-
Hebrew in
.
and, awarded R to i ,
th degree berries to the tallest corn and the on the other hand, mistrusting the ,.
it d intro
ca t ,1t
1 i .. '', h :t rams
: New York, have been named mem-
and the Bronx, but the Board of Edu-
' f ;von: that
hat
Pr
efessor
Wit-
.
!
i
rig,
osophy.
of
doctor
of
phil
heaviest
wheat.
He
himself
cultivates
hesisi' thus pros
dieleematic and financial policy of the
cation has requested that all new Eng-
clared, that it was assumed by bers of a special committee of 12
, ' \Allan vet credit will
latiorati ''
Sympathies Were for Allies
d
20,000 acres Of wheat. His service is g
stance
refused to come to its
lish-trefereigner classes be organized t in
e writers of these tablets that appointed by the Women's Demo-
accr ue will accrue to us because it
In 1903 Rabbi Kook went to Pales- c uln a s l i 1 Ier e dsaos important
,
a
that
in k r: eneannt,)! a , s i
ll-
on th e lower east side, where most ' te Hebrew
the contrary, they con-. w ill uN, ;', I at . 1 eets
.. h con t re 'h,
u C
ion.
would be better understood cratie Union to frame suggestions for tine,
co
where he was elected chief a
i
makes his headr- tinned to sell francs ' making the
of them have always been.
tians for whom they were the platform of the national Demo-
crisis more acute. The comment ° , Let us make this possible, not }pt-
of Jaffa end the neighboring
ib one,
y w wh' is h he
t T r da
I ! the
h E
medic
convention
which
is
to
be
held
f
This, RC- here in June. The committee will colonies, his father-in-law at the time quarters.
rebuke,
warning the English finana-' cause the. Jew should have credit for
intended than Sumerian.
intended
the
Express
was in the n ture of
a
everythieg he does, but lecause it
cording, to Professor Wilson, is con-
occupying the position of chief ra bbi
frame declarations on social legisla-
men I a tt'itu d a
will It .gate an an fair mental
o f Palestine. The outbreak of the
, elusive proof that the Pentateuch
(-j•t
FAMOUS
otl s that to extend credit to France
CARL
HERTZ,
lion, public health programs, educe-
en ehe art of the non-Jew.
could have been written in Hebrew
"rid War found Rabbi Kook in
y encourageel
re in his Ruhr
tion, housing and other matters of
MAGICIAN, IS DEAD
t if you knew this. There
I
Switzerland, whither he had gone to
and by Moses.
special interest to women. On the
BOSTON. - M. Lipowsky, tinted
0, - •
in Palestine 90,000
attend a Jewish world conference.
bnard of directors of the Women's
LONDON.-.1. T. Aa- Carl Hertz,
artist and founder of the Jewish Folk DETROIT ORPHAN FUND
a00,000 i n Ne w
vg,
His pro-Ally sympathies being known
LO FE? REFUSES AID TO
Democratic Union are Mrs. Mosko-
famous
magician,
died
in
the
midst
Theater in Russia, who arrived in
Tat
p e f-- a week the
Ye ek e e
to the German authorities, Rabbi,
QUOTA STILL UNFILLED witz and Mrs. Abram I. Elkus,
of a performance which he was giv-
ANTI-ZIONIST EFFORT clippie ,
Roston recently, has astounded vari-
York papers,
Kook
was
not
permitted
to
return
to
The quota of 17,,000 Assigned by
ing..
For
45
years
he
had
been,
con-
ous ernupa here with his remarkable
the
Jews
of New York,
NI:II
his post in Palestine and he there-
the Independent Order of B'nai B'rith
TO APPEAL
R OME.---Sabatino Lopez, the re- i and take the clippings for one day
memory and mathematical genius.
upon w ent to London, where he ac- tinuously, a featured performer and
Mr. Lipowsky is said to know by to the Detroit Jewish community for
FROM KNOX'S DECISION u e P p O otn e d w a rabbinical Post, which he had often earned as much as $5,000 nn red Italian dramatist, has can-lof news from Palestine. There is
l
er week. Ile left a fortune esti- celled
heart the calendar since the begin- the European War Orphans' Fund
his widely-advertised lect ure
more news in one day breaking from
distinction.
filled
!subscribed, according to
been
hoe
not
ning of time, and to be able to in-
NEW YORK.-(.1. T. A.)-Ilerman
When the British armies under mated at over $1,000,000 and, ac- behalf of a Catholic organization,. dealire
Pales tine than comes from the city
Milton M. Alexander, chairman of
dicate the day of any date suggested
Bernstein, editor of the Jewish Trib- General Allenby entered Palestine, cording to Will Goldston, vice-presi- sponsored by Cardinal Firrari, at the of New York in a whole week. What
no matter how far back or how din - the local committee. Mr. Alexander une, will appeal from Judge Knox's Rabbi Kook was permitted to return dent of the Magicians' Club, Hertz' Opera liouse. Ilia action is the re- does this mean! It means that news
tent in the future. He is also said has issued a leaflet calling attention decision, vacating and setting aside to his adopted home and country, was stage career was financially the most sult of a discovery on his part that from Palestine is news that the people
to know thoroughly all logarithm s I t o the fact that the fund is lanerish- the order of the Supreme Court of the duly elected to the chief rabbinate successful on record. While his tal- the organization devotes its funds to- of the United States of America, a
f ing and requesting that the local
and cube roots. At a meeting
Christian nation, are vitally interest-
state of New York, under which the of Palestine and installed in this h ents were so brilliant that he was fre- wards anti-Zionist ro d
uently called the greatest magician Palestine. Lopez, in declining to de- ed in. If that is true, let as see
scholars he solved orally a problem :quota be subscribed through volun- sum of $115,000 which Henry Ford office by High Commissioner Sir Iler-
tary contributions. Mr. Alexander
that
ever
lived,
he
occasionally
got
liver
the
lectu
"al" consisting of 300 ciphers.
r
e,
stated
that
u
a
Jew
to it that the right kind of news
bert
Samuel.
Rabbi
Kook
is
the
re-
rea p had on deposit in a New York bank
Mr. Lipowsky has given demonstra - said that these wishing to donate
cipient of two medals awarded him into trouble with the authorities, the and a Zionist he could not do other- breaks from Palestine, that truthful,
- make their subscriptions payable on was attached pending the outcome of
most
recent
instance
occurring
in
bons in wiring cities in Russia Ger
wise.
The
cancellation
has
caused
the
British
government
as
well
as
good news, news of prosperity and
- a monthly basis. The office of the the trial of libel suit which Mr. Bern- by
many and in the smaller Baltic coon
stein has instituted against the auto- an honorary colonelcy in the British Germany. Ile was born in America i much comment in the Italian press mighty achievements, breaks from
e B'nai B'rith War Orphanz' Fund is at
and
artistic
circles,
•
of
German
parents.
tries and has appeared before th
army.
Palestine."
mobile manufacturer.
406 East Adams avenue.
faculties of numerous universities.
NOED
T COMIC ACTOR
DIES IN NEW YORK
.
ash anfine...
it
NEW YORK DRIVE
FOR KEREN HAYESOD
IS WINNING RESULTS
Leaders Expect Full Success in
Efforts to Raise Quota
of $1,500,000.
Fred M. Butzel Advocates Hu-
mane Attitude Toward Fami-
lies of Persona Now Here.
What is akin to a national move-
fount to develop Jewish hospital fa.
vi lilies in the larger cities of the
RACE ARGUMENT DEEMED
United States has been made evident
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
WITHOUT A VITAL BASIS
SUGGESTED BY ONE by reports that have been received in
recent weeks. The latest report is
- - --
-
the one from St. Lewis, which tells of Declares Races Whom Con-
Other Urges Adjustment of the the• successful campaign for $750,000
gress Would Bar Have
Disputes of Nations
needed to complete the $2.000,000
Given America Much.
hospital building program undertaken
by Courts.
--- by the St. Louis community. The
"Any immigration law that does
' NEW PORK.-A volume entitled drive was inaugurated hlarch 17 with
Tea permit the free admission into
"Ways to Peace" has just 'heen pub- a banquet at which $275,000 was
this country of the families of nat-
fished by Charles Seribner's Sons and raised, and came to a close last Mon-
uralized citizens or persons who have
contains the 20 most rein esentative day.
come here with the intention of be-
Baltimore to Build.
proposals. for world low... made in
coming citizens, operates against all
the recent contest for the Edward W. Construction of the new wing to the dictates of humanity," said Fred
Bok peace prize. The hock all„ ( .01, - the Hebrew Hospital in Baltimore., M. Butzel in an address before an
tains the winning plan by Charles II. for which $700,000 was raised last audience at the Shaarey Zedek Syna-
!evermore. Among the 19 who par- year in a drive that lasted one week, gogue last Friday evening. It is my
t ici paled in the contest are Dr. will begin early this summer. The conviction that nothing is quite no
Charles \V. Eliot, David Starr Jordan, Hebrew Hospital is situated arross
I the 1 of parents,
--- Dr. M. Carey Thomas, Bishop Charles the any from Johns Hopkins Dos-,
bil e 'rev ' or other close relatives of
H Brent, Simeon Strunsky and Dr. pital, one of the most famous medical ( persons 1, who are resi . d ent in the n o m
Nathan Isaacs.
centers in the world, and when cam-
y on the ground that the quota had
Alt. Strunsky is a well-known, Meted the new building will rank with , t L , .n filled. Whatever may be the
writer and editor. For years he was the best equipped hospitals in the
associated with the New Y o rk Even- country. The hospital was founded basis upon which immigrants in ft:-
ore will be allowed to enter, such
ins Post and is now a member of the more than half a cenutry ago.
laws as will be enacted should pro-
elitorial staff of the. New York
Million.
Boston R a
vide fur the easy entrance into the
9-3-0-0
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cent,
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1924
VOL. XV. NO. 18
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CHIEF OF OR THODO
IN PALESTINEE
COMES TO AMERICA
HADASSAH OBSERVES
TWEL FTH BIRTHDAY
EUROPE'S POOR TO
RECEIVE MATZOTH
IMMIGRANT WOMEN
EAGER TO LEARN Women'.
i
th a
W n treet
HOLDS THAT MOSES
WROTE PENTATEUCH
ENGLISH JEWS
JEWISH WOMEN TO
AID ON PLATFORM
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OFFICE
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floe iat
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lea
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we (at Euchd
Levin and Then-
ce from the Amen
en League and the
League indoreine
obtain the defeat
ensure, were read
.xander, who Pre -
elegram from Co
N. Clancy of the
ng that he Was ?In
cial
,neon bill" and that
e 1890 census as a
a."
meeting a concert
e Jewish Institute
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