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THE ELEMENTS OF PALESTINIAN
RECONSTRUCTION

DEVELOPMENT IS SHOWN

:-: CLASSIFIED

given with fine effect and appealing
IN PALESTINIAN SURVEY
power by several Detroit singers,
C
who, if they were at all present, must
NEW YORK.—An interesting pic- FOR SALE—Small hotel on Itel
have wondered why they had been
Island, Orion, Mich. Tweet
neglected at this time of all times, Digest of ■ Report Ly the Noted Expert on Economic Conditions in Pales- ture of the progress of Jewish indus-
sleeping rooms, beside dining
tine, Delivered at the Conference on Palestine Under the Chair-
when
they
might
have
had
the
su-
t.
try in Palestine is presented by a cen-
reception room and kitchen.
manship of Louis Marshall, Held at the Astor Hotel,
preme opportunity of astonishing the
sus report of the trade and industry
„i" '''
fully equipped. Price resole
By Herman Hoe:ter.
III
New York, February 17, 1924.
natives who flocked to this out-of-
Call Lincoln 4765.
department, one of the institutions
season exhibition and applauded in-'
DR.
ARTHUR
RUPPIN
By
discriminately whenever there was a
maintained in Palestine by the Keren
k FOR RENT—Two beautiful
pause.
Much
better
results
were
ob-
•
'rig of the orchestra, nor were its
Hayesod. This industrial seines,
la -
for one or two gentlemen.
Handel's "Messiah" at Orches- accompaniments up to the usual stan- tained by the bass, Frank Cuthbert,, Dr. Rupin began with expressing investment corporation. The first and
nne of the principal problems of such en in conjunction with the agricultur-1
trails, located; near ‘1 oodwar
tra Hall.
dard provided by Mr. Gabrilowitsch. who, if he did no intentional vie- the hope that the members of the con-
Brush car lines. Private I
settlements and the cultural work .
The orchestra's contribution showed lence to the printed notes, at least ference would themselves visit {'ales- a corporation would be to instill into al
tine, which "can be reached to easily the mind of the Jewish public the idea of the schools and the university,'
Phone Northway 0557-J.
sang
with
more
feeling
and
greater
Ossip Gabrilowitsch and a select distinct signs of lack of sufficient re-
0 „,, The, Palestine problem is pri. that Palestine offers a safe and profit- get 'es a fairly complete picture of the , —
hearsal, which of itself would have resonance than all his associates corn- „
.
.
able
flield
for
investments.
Such
a
BOOKKEEPING
JOBS done by
group of musicians from the Detroit
owing
life
of
Palestinian
Jewry.
gr
manly one of immisra ion, hr. Rup
Symphony Orchestra; Victor Kolar spelled disaster but for the we c u biped.
or month. Open accounts.
The real treat of the evening came pin pointed out—the problem of in- camapign of education is essential ow-
The, survey lists separate industrial
ing
to
the
association
which
has
long
ance
sheets,
etc. R e a s o
and a choir of 225 voices comprisinug
eye and
the difficulties
conductor.
Ile with the song of the chorus. Here. creasing the Jewish population of the
units representinga value of close tee
e again
had ear
his of
own
with
existed in the Jewish mind between $5,000,000. The report further esti-
charges. Phone Empire 355
the soloists, who, on the whole, is an able and evidently willing body country. Hundreds of thousands of
the
h Detroit Symphony Choir; S
Palestine
and
charity
only.
of songsters who have been trained laws are ready to make their homes
mate's that between 10 per cent to 20
Harvard, soprano; Nevada Van Der proved disappointing.
Dr. Ruppin then went into the tech-
FOR SALE — Eight-room n
per cent of industrial establishments
'rhe tenor, Richard Crooks, has not to sing with ease and gracefully, with there. Many times its present pops-
home! steam heat, four beds
Veer, alto; Richard Crooks, tenor;
clearest enunciation, strict regard for lotion could he supported by Pales. nical aspects of the organization and have so far not yet responded to the
Frank Cuthbert, baritone, soloistic bettered himself since his first ap-
.
two-car garage. half block
methods
of
operation
of
the
proposed
s.
note values, and a fine sense of the tine, , withcapital
oe 1. s.
method
■ I , n me
ane
• I m oder
inquiry, so that the totals have to be
i th
quartet; this artistic ensemble met at pearance and enthusiastic reception
Woodward. 25 Tennyson.
investment corporation. Ile pointed
y
dramatic. Their work completel
increased in proportion.
•
Agriculture the Basic Industry.
Orchestra Hall last night and gave an here. His voice lacks brilliancy and
out
that
investment
companies
of
this
Hemlock 4944.
overshadowed that of orchestra and
It appears front the report that the
interesting performance of Handel's depth; his habit of singing mezzo
After analyzing the present occu- kind have existed in England for a
soloists,
the
credit
being
duly
given
"Messiah" the most popular oratorio voce in nearly all his solos is certainly to their preceptor, Victor Kolar. Ile I pations of the people of Palestine and considerable time and have stood as largest number of concerns, amount- FOR RENT — Mt. Clemens,
Five-room cottage and heti
In musical literature. The festive at- nut the correct method to assist him was brought to the podium by Mr.particularly the Jews, Dr. Ruppin cm. the intermediaries of the English in- ing tee 77, are engaged in the prepara-
private conveniences. Ren
mosphere which usually accompanies in saving his excellent organ for Gabrilowitsch and acknowledged the I phasized the conclusion that most of vestor and foreign undertakings. tion of food products, an industry di-
rectly
dependent
upon
agriculture
for
tunable. Apply at 1227 Mi
the production of this masterpiece in proper further development. There well-deserved applause of both the the immigrants to Palestine must go Their investing capital amounts to
its raw materials. The tanning, foot-
other musical centers during the are half a dozen churches right here
or call Clifford 1249-W.
into agriculture and industry, partic- about $100,000,000.
public and the chorus.
conspicuous
in
Detroit
that
could
have
provided
Dr. Ruppin then continued as fol- wear and leather industries amount-
With more rehearsals and a better ularly agriculture. In this connection
Christmas holidays was
by its absence last night, when all far superior sopranos to the imported selection of soloists, one could wish. he cited the findings of Prof. Elwood lows: "It is true that the investment ing to 31 establishments are next on FRENCH dressmaking and to
done. Reasonable rates. 1
weather indications spelled early and Sue Ilarvard, who did many unheard for a repetition of this oratorio next Mead, the noted American colonization company will find safe investments in the list, and are in turn followed by
S. Kash, 1751 Lee place.
sturdy spring. Compositions of this of things and took the most mislead- winter, if for no other reasons than expert, who after a thorough inspec- Palestine only if at the same time an the printing plants numbering 214,
Empire 5132-R.
caliber must necessarily lose much ing liberties with the florid music of
lion of the Keren Ilayesed colonies in institution like the Keren Ilayesod is plants for the manufacture of build-
to
hear
the
chorus
again.
ing
materials
numbering
21,
wood-
of their effectiveness when divorced the great Handel. Her voice is thin,
, Palestine, had stated that the land can ready, even by means of sacrifice, to
FOR SALE—New two-famil
from their traditional setting, and inclined to be reedy, and almost de-
. be made "a fruit garden of the high- prepare the way by taking upon it- working plants 21, metal works 20,
1425 Philadelphia. Steen
ft must needs be an exceptionally im- void of color. It is not the ideal voice Celebrated Indian Baritone at cot excellence."
self the burden of the risky invest- manufacture of apparel and linen 16,
and fireplaces. Book case
pressive performance to lift the music for the interpretation of these re-
While praising in the highest terms ments and of national expenditures. and manufacture of other textiles 12.
showers. $18,250. Owner,
Concert.
Into Its own predestined devotional, ligious airs, which demand plenty of
the recent immigrants to Palestine The investment company needs the The number of people employed in in-
•
man. Phone Cherry 7836.
If not ecstatic plane. This, unfor- reserve power and greater flexibility
Chieftain Caupolican of Chile, one from the standpoint of character and Keren Hayesod as pacemaker as touch dustrial enterprise is estimated tee
to about 3,500 and the population FOR SALE — Lake Orion.
tunately, was not true of this per- than Miss Harvard possesses. Even
some
s
the
Keren
Ileyesod
needs
the
in-
the most distinguished of contem- fitness for agriculture, Dr. Ruppin, a
14,-
formance, which, with the single ex- less successful was the contralto, Mrs. of
front lot in ideal location.
porary operatic and concert bari. nevertheless, pointed out that capital vestment company for the gigantic directly supported is estimated at
ception of the excellent work of the Van der Veer, whose monotonous
party. Leaving city shortl
of long c te e :s in lIen s i s es- task of upbuilding Erez Israel. The 111114.
formtheir
chorus, lacked fire and finish. There flow of weaker tone was just about tones, formerly a member of the Chi-in the
success. ia naddition Keren Ilayesod is a foundation fund.
sacrifice. Call Lafaytete 4
The relatively large number of print-
ttial for
were many ragged places in the play- able to carry her text to the front cago Opera Company and at present ser
they must be provided with education It
ing
establishments
in
Palestine
calls
It lays the foundations. The irises -
l
on the roster of the Metropolitan, for themselves and their children and{
corporation will build on these for special comment. It reflecte the WANTED -- Male help; rea
will be the soloist at next Sunday's their health must be properly safe- foundations. Foundations without
salesman. I am badly in
intensive, intellectual life of l'alestin-
a
good
experienced
man
noon concert at the Capitol Theater.
building upon them are not complete inn Jewry. It indicates the rise of a
The Chief was deeply impressed last guarded. Problem of Financing.
have the following qualifi
and not useful; a building without a community where the things of the
The
Sunday with the excellent work done ;
Speak English fluently and
by Conductor Eduard Werner and his I Dr. Ruppin then went into a foundation is not solid or not possible mind and the spirit occupy a Jaeger
Bible Jewish, or at least to
symphony orchestra of 75, and ex- I thorough analysis of the amount of at all. The co-operation of both these relative place than, perhaps, in any
to understand it. Our bus'
other
community
in
the
world.
institutions
is
necessary
to
construct
pressed his desire to sing with this capital which would be required for
tablished since 1906, My
Side by side with this industrial de ,-
organization. Matters were arranged : the settlement of new immigrants to- a solid building."
1529 Washington
day's Free I'ress and New
velopment,
which
may,
in
fact,
be
said
Ramsay MacDonald on Palestine.
so that the Chieftain could stay over tailing, in the immediate future, 20,-
"Flats for Sale" will give y
Adjoining Hotd Stator
tee be in its first beginnings, should be
and sing the great aria "Eri tu" from' 000 annually. Ile found that ad-
Dr. Ruppin then urged the wisdom
idea of niy business. A ge
Verdi's "Masked Ball," Sunday, at . vonces amounting to $4,000 would of uniting under this investment cor- considered the agricultural develop-
should not make less that
which time a full house is sure to have to be made for every agricultur- poration the activities of existing went. The latter is represented by
ate I f you think
this
greet this famous artist. Mr. Wer- al family and $1,000 for those engaged agencies having similar objects in or- over e5 agricultural settlements, sonic
qualify, please call me fo
ner has again demonstrated his abil- in industry. With two such families der to prevent duplication and over- of them, like Rishon le-Zion and Pe-
pointrnent.
C. 'Weinberg,
ity to arrange an attractive program, . established experience has shown that lapping. He then concluded with the tach Tikvuh, over a generation old,
and Hazelwood. Empire
offering for this twentieth concert in two other families, engaged in the following quotation from an article and ethers, like Nahnlal and Nuris in
EPRENSENTATIVE WA!
the series the following selections: auxiliary and professional occupations by I'rime Minister Ramsay MacDon- the Valley of Jezreel, little over a year
will also find room. l)r. Ruppin found, ald, which he wrote after his visit to old. In conjunction with the colonies R To develop our line of
Selection!, from "The Fortune Teller"
therefore, that $250 would be sufficient the Jewish colonies in Palestine two referred to should be mentioned the
shirts and wrappers and c
Herbert
seven new colonies. which are in pro-
union suits, with the di
Marliowell to cover the settlement of a person.
Nero Dream
ago.
established by the Keren
o
Wagner'
Analyzing the various types of ex- years
trade, both wholesale an
Pverture — •Flving Dutchman'
One goes through Palestine now ees s f being
Verdi
Aria and reelt—"Eri tu"
penditure, he divided them into three with the verses of many a prophecy ilayesod and the new colony and gar-
of Detroit. One who hi
Chieftain eemeinsen.
den city of Herzlia, which is being
lished connections prefect .
saint-Smna ' categories: National expenditures for
n one's lips. One hears them as launched by the American Zion Com-
°salivate'. Spinning Wheel
education, sanitation, immigration
further information wr
Fns•trot--"Sonvhine of Mine"
'
Kelellela
r.
service,
etc.;
risky
investments;
and
i
though
the
hills
whispered
them.
Wooly Overture
menw ealth.
Marble Mills, Inc., 825 U
sae invstments.
An annual budget I The camps of the immigrants on the
The
cultural
life
of
Palestinian
Place, Evanston, Ill.
e
f
These concerts start promptly at
of an immigration of 20,- sea-shore by the way-sides, on the Jewry is of course concentrated chiefly
main
as
to
take
care
hills,
seem
to
have
come
by
the
corn-
.
in
the
Hebrew
school
system
and
the
EDUC
A T IONALIST —
guests of the management at the con- 000 Dr. Ruppin found would require. mond of the ancient of (lays, seem to
Young Judaea require the
university. The school system, with
elusion of the concert and review the a total of $6,000,000 which would in-
ncing
of
an
educational direct(
Hebrew
as
the
language
of
instruction
first showing of the week's films. clu e a o . "f fina have been arranged
long,long
romised
that 'Ile will
will
comprises 137 institutions educating
be acquainted with Zion
Assuming that the first two types, when it wasp
that of national expenditures and assemble the outcasts of Israel and 13,000 children.
an executive, an organize
covered gather together the dispersedd of
ficatiens and salary expel
"Whirlpool of Mirth" to Hold risky investments, would be
four
J., 1128 Laurier Ave. We(
by the Keren Ilayesod, Dr. Ruppin dah from
for
Two
Weeks
at
Forth
concluded that an investment corpora- earth.' Time has brought forth events FOR SALE—Best buy in city. Beau-
Montreal, Canada.
Arena Gardens.
lion advancing loans of $2,500,000 an- and the land of Israel again receives
tiful eight-room brick and shingle
Beautifully
nually would be sufficient to meet the her children. She is worn out, she is
home, Melbourne Ave. near Brush. FOR RENT —
room for one or two g
Directors of the "Whirlpool of needs of the third type of financing, neglected, she is in bondage to a stran-
$11,250. $5,250 cash for equity.
With eer without boar(
that of safe in
investments.
ger, I but she still retains the treasures
84-40ES
Bennett,
1718
First
National
Bank
Mirth," to be presented
Arena
or
of her motherhood and her children
evenings and mornings,
Bldg., Main 6878. Call Sunday,
Gardens March 29 to April 12, inclu- Need of An Investment Corporation.
►OT 410-4
7978-J.
sive, announce the engaging of one I In view of the above considerations, can find peace and happiness in her
Walnut 4111-M.
DRI OA' 0 •
of the most successful musical re- Ruppin
urged the formation of an service." •
Ur.
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rues in Chicago as an addition to the _
well-rounded program of entertain-
ment for the project.
A large company of girls and prin-
A.
cipal characters will arrive in the city
the early part of next week to pre- •
pare for the opening show. In ad-
dition, several first circuit vaudeville
attractions have likewise been booked
for the two weeks' engagement.
Twenty-nine of the city's fraternal
and charitable organizations are
sponsoring the "Whirlpool," which
promises to be not only the largest
but the most attractive indoor show
ever staged in Detroit. Several other
novelties, including "Jungleland," a
realistic feature wherein all the ani-
mals of the wilds will be shown in
their native haunts, will be given
their premiere here. All of these
animals will be mechanically con-
trolled.
The attraction will be open each
evening during the engagement, with
other makes, both in
matinees on Wednesdays, Saturdays
Detroit, motor car values are under-
and Sundays. George Marshick is
Detroit and throughout Michigan.
stood as nowhere else in the world.
chairman of the committee in charge.

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PARIS.—(J. T. A.)—The will of
the late Arthur Meyer, editor of the
leading Catholic organ in France, Le
Gaulnie, who died here Feb. 2, has
created a sensation with the disclosure
that Moyer wished a Jewish burial.
Meyer, who was horn a Jew, was con-
verted to Catholicism and was known
for his violently Catholic and anti-
Jewish bias. As editor of Le Gaulois
for 15 years and in more recent years
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Catholic conservatism in France.
Catholic circles in Paris are shocked
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will, for a Jewish burial. The body
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BROTHER OF ROSENWALD
NEAR DEATH IN CHICAGO

(J. T. A.I — Morris
CIIICAGO.
Rosenwald, investment banker and
brother of Julius Rosenwald. who has
been critically ill for several weeks,
is dying at his home here. Mr. Ro-
senwald is 59 years old and a leader
in local financial circles.

THE BIBLE

Many a Jew, familiar with the lit-1
erature of all nations, knows nothing
of the lyric loftiness of the Psalms
and of the enrapturing inspiration of ' I
the prophets or makes their acquaint- !
once only by the precipitate they have
found in the Christian prayer hook
or in on oratorio. And many a social
eeen, mist amidst us learns only from
Henry George that the greatest
thoughts moving the world and seem-
ing called to give her a higher direc-
tion in our time, the ideas considered
to he most modern, the ideas of 506tal
justice and of universal peace, are de-
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Perles.

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