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MANKIND IN NEED OF
MANY-HUED CULTURE

Col. Herbert Lehman Proposes
Merger of Influential
Groups.

Warburg and Straus Praise
Results of Efforts in
Palestine.

Unused Funds at Disposal of
New Organiation,
If Effected.

WILL INSURE VALUE
OF RESULTS WON

Dedication exercises for the newly
built synagogue of Congregation
and
a
Beth Abraham, corner of Palmer
Beaubien streets, will be held Sunday
afternoon, April 5, at 2 o'clock. The
new structure, which contains a syna-
gogue with a capacity of 900, has an
auditorium for banquets and social
assemblies. The building was meted
at a cost of $150,000.
The exercises will be opened by
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Conference Begun Last Week
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Max Rabinoff Founds Institute
For Free Education of
Talent.

ASSURED EMPLOYMENT
IS ONE OF DEMANDS

THINKS AMERICA RIPE
FOR INDIGENOUS ART

Union Wants to Bring Order
Into Present Chaos
of Industry.

Will Explore Untouched Folk

Music of Indian and
Negro.

NEW YORK.—Manufacturers of
NEW YORK.—American operatic
cloaks and suits and officials of the
congregation, Rabbi Moses Fisher, I art will receive a new inmetus from
International Ladies' Garment Work-
Judges Charles J, Bartlett, Frank I Max Rabinoff, whose project, the
ers' Union began conferences last
,
blur psy, Alfred J. Murphy. Edward American Institute of Operatic Art ,
week in an effort to avert a strike of
J. Jefferies and Harry J. Dingman. is about to begin its work at Stony
50,000 garment workers on June 1,
Cantor Aaron Rudman, formerly of Point on the Hudson. Mn. Rabinoff
when their contract expires. The out-
this city and now of New York will feels that the time is ripe to give
come of the conferences will affect
take part in the musical program and American artists an opportunity to
indirectly an additional 20,000 cloak
work until now carried on by the J. will also conduct services Saturday. develop their talents in their own
workers in other cities.
D. C. A new body is proposed to In the evening a banquet will be country. This is to be done by mak-
LOUIS MARSHALL
On the part of the union the wage
consist of twenty members, represent- given in the auditorium. Mandell ins available to them the best in the
"Anti-Semitism is a relic of bar-
negotiations will be an attempt to
ing the J. D. C. and the I. C. A., as Bernstein will be the toastmaster. way of instructive guidance that
f
. .1
barism that has come down to us Zionists
"abolish
the sweat shop" and to bring
on Palestinian problems, well as other influential Jewish Music will be furnished by an or-1 America and Europe have to offer.
BERNARD ISAACS
order "into an inefficient and mad-
from earlier centuries in which wars held Marsh 17 at the Hotel Astor, groups m Amerce and Europe.
chestra. i A tract of land covering 35 acres
and in New York, Louis Marshall, president Colonel Lehman's statement is as fol.
house Industry," according to a state-
were fought about religion
The Beth Abraham Congregation ,' has been bought at Stony Point, on
Under the direction of Mr. Isaacs,
• . • •
ment by Morris Sigman, president.
which the story of .
told in narrow and foolish terms." of the conference, appointed the fol- lows:
was organized 35 years ago. Its first which the institute's buildings are to the United Hebrew Schools of Detroit
The union has served demands on
"When it became evident to the meeting place was on llastings street
committee in conformity with
I
be
erected.
Already
the
studio
of
have
developed to the point where
Mr. Ilapgood said in urging that 1 lowin g
the employers for a 40-hour week,
members
of
the
Joint
Distribution
•the resolution adopted at this con-
near Winder. In 1909 it built the, decorative and scenic art—one of the they are considered one of the best
the
establishment of a guaranteed
Christians should be equally inter-
' 1 femme: Dr. Cyrus Adler Phila. Committee that its direct reconstruc- synagogue in which it is at present ! largest in the country — has been Jewish educational systems in the
ionis t mos e-
system of employment, establishment
ested with Jews in the Z ionist
ested
s I delphia ; A. G. Becker, Chicago; Jacob tion activities could not be continued worshipping, on Winder street be- completed and is in operation. Others United States. According to the re-
'
h
t
d
of a joint unemployment insurance
mint. "That barbarism has not end-
I Billikopf, Philadelphia; David A. indefinitely, it directed that a plan be tween Hastings and Beaubien. This I are to follow shortly and will include cent community survey made here,
ed yet, but we are progressing. The
etroit; Dr. Lee K. Frankel, developed which would insure the con- structure will be taken over by one an auditorium, a library, various Btu. the percentage of Jewish children in fund and the limitation of the num-
D
Brown,
l'alestine ideal includes a great Ile- New York; Elisha M. Friedman, New tinuation of the work Cnrsugh other
ber of contractors to whom jobbers
of the smaller congregations in the dios and dormitories, for all who go Detroit receiving a Jewish education
brew university. It includes the York; Dr Abram Simon, IN ashing- channels for a considerable further cit.,.
may send work during any given sea-
to Stony Point to work will be ex- is next to the highest in the country.
emphasis and purification of the high- ■ iton; Hon. Horace Stern, Philadelphia; period, so far as possible, along the
son.
' The officers of Beth Abraham Con- peeled to stay there from May to
est Jewish ideals, those ideals from
The evolution of the industry in
lines heretofore followed. The recon- ■ re nation are: Samuel I. Bernstein, October.
: Samuel Untermeyer, New York.
sprung not only the Jewish re-
the last 14 years, said Mr. Sigman,
sti uetion committee, through its chair- l' president; Samuel Kalisch, vice-pres-
"We propose," said Mr. Itabinoff,
ligion but the religion of Jesus.
has
brought it to a point where the
man and its members, has, therefore, ident, and Harry Schlissel, treasurer. "to make our Instittfte of Operatic
manufacturers who once were respon-
given the most to
careful
consideration, of The chairman of the building corn - Art a workshop where every branch
Will Diminish Prejudice.
the developmentt
sible for the entire garment have now
covering a period of considerably more mittee is Hyman P. Weller, who close- of music shall be developed and co-
"This untangling of the ideals that
become jobbers who farm the work
tlyear ,
ly supervised the construction of the ordinated. We want to offer those
these strong people have held and de-
out to nub-contractors, the latter now
such a plan. The committee has had edifice
' who come to us every possible means
veloped for 6 , 000 years from smaller
being wrongly termed manufacturers.
countless
meetings
and
conferences
on
questions and timbal's from conflict-
of study. Our students will be drawn
The sub-contractor accepts the ma-
the subject, while the chairman and
ins tendencies such as are shown in
from the music schools all over the American Committee Will Ask
aerial from the jobber and employs
'snore of the other members of the
any people, will diminish Christian
country. They will be the young
Funds For Education
the labor to make it up into gar-
summer
committee
have
consulted
last
summ
c
prejudice all over the world. It will Detroit Committee Expects Dr.
men and women who are known as
Abssinia.
y
with
ments.
and various times since then
prize scholars. Their five months of
also have an excellent effect on Jew-
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Silverman
and
Marshall
Jobber in Control.
many
of
the
leading
Jews
abroad.
Dr.
wh i le
' hpsychology , because it will tend
of
Bernard Kahn, the executive director Poloilt Artist Shame. Descendant
NEW YORKhe
.—T annual appeal
"The jobber of today controls the
, free of all expense to them, all who
to fix the pride of the Jews on their
Among Honor Guests.
Hebrew Bard.
of
the
Joint
Distribution
Committee,
raw
material
and the styles" Mn. Sig-
—Anton ! are received there will be housed and of the American l'ro-Falasha corn-
spiritual tradition and spiritual con-
and Dr. Joseph Rosen, in charge of
of the Falasha Jews man continued. "Formerly the menu-
boarded free of charge. The sum- mittee in,
tributism rather than On any material
In recognition of the distinguished reconstruction work in Russia, visited
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.) — Ant
has
,
nier 8 schooling
ing will prepare them for in Abyssinia as been announced by facturer, now the jobber, had gar-
accomplishments, and that is what the services rendered by David A. Brown
this country last autumn and the corn- Slonimski, the grandson of the famous
Rabbi J. Max 11, eis, secretary of the ments made inside his own shops. The
variou s
world most needs now.
in the campaign for the Keren Ilaye- mittee has had the benefit of their Hebrew writer and the son of a bap- , app
committee and director of the ap- inside shops have almost disappeared
beroduced.
p
"Those who argue that the Pales-
to
advice and judgment on the subject tized Jew, in the third generation, a
peal. Rabbis throughout the coun- and the product is now made up by
tine movement will increase anti- si"I this year and as a testimony
European Masters Available.
rabid
anti-Semite,
was
put
to
shame
Semitic feeling seem to me withouthe the
generalship with which he led th e of feture
try have been asked to devote their sub-manufacturers who do not work
reconstruction a ctivities in
u
by the l'olish artist Szczuka, when the
"Europe's dilemma is America's message at one service during the for the retail market but for the job.
: $14,000,000 campaign of the Ameri-
urope.
It
is
eastern
and
central
E
east
knowledge of popular psychology.
temporary local difficulties can Jewish
and of his vigorou
hoped that the final step in the very latter slapped his face in the presence opportunity. Owing to the uncer- week of Passover to the Falasha ben.
. Relief
.
. ,
.. .
There are
II important activi-
of many guests in a cafe.
tainty and upheaval that reign cause, and the first Sabbath in the
"The sub-manufacturer today seeks
but it is clear that in the long run an ties carried on by the Jews of Amer. serious thought and study that has
Slonimski, who is a talented Polish abroad, it is possible to induce the Passover week, April 19, has been 'work from the jobber. A dozen or
been given to this whole subject will
idealistic emphasis of this kind can
gven
a be taken the early part of April. It poet, and whose grandfather
i
Bror Mw ill be ev
was very best European masters in the designated Falasha Sabbath.
av dinne
in.
Didl
more
sub-manufacturers may offer
affect the world attitude only for ''I
ening, is proposed to organize either under ('halm Selig Slonimski, the Hebrew various branches of operatic art to
onday
testimona
The appeal is for $30,000. One bids to one jobber on the making up
good. There is no chance to get rich l
'clock, at the Hotel the laws of the United States or of writer, mathematician and editor of come to this country. It must be gen- of the features of the activities car-
5,
at
7
o'clock,
of a certain style. The jobber may
in Palestine. What it accomplishes , Ma).
wast n Euro e a the Hebrew Daily Ilazefera, recentlyy erally recognized that American art ried on by this committee in Abyt- take the lowest bid and place it be-
•
•
must be in the domain of the spirit.
The guests
of honor
are are
ex- foundation to which will be turned wrote an erticle in the "Wiadomosci • is not yet ready to do without the s inia under the direction of Dr.
pected
to address
the who
dinner
fore another dozen contractors who
Mr. Hamad declared that through '
It
literary periodical, tutelage of foreign experts, steeped Jacques Faitlovitch, its field secre- further cut the price. The sub-manu-
over, in due course, the assets of the Literacki,"
a homeland of their own the Jt•ws
0 f New York, chair-
• I AUER M ars
•
.
n truction committee , AVe those charging the Jewish artists with poi- as they are in the art influence and tary, is its school for the Falasha facturer, seeking a way to reduce his
s trengt h
true sirt
WOU
relate to Palestine. Palestine is luting Polish art. Ile also stated that knowledge of centuries.
youth in Addis Abeba, the capital of cost, tries to beat down the cost of
world democracy and help to defend man of the American Jewish (rim- . which .
"We are engaging well known men that country. In this institution the
pro-
ro- I 90 per cent of the Jews were white-
it from its greatest danger—elan- 1 mittee, one of America's greatest not included in the plan iis
labor. He skimps the material, cut-
lawyers and orators, for many years ,.
been made or the recon- , slavers „ that Jewish art was dirty, ! to head the various departments, future leaders of the Falasha people
vision
h
ting off an inch here and an inch
dardized materialism. "My enthusi-
. as
•
and finished by attacking the young , Two of these, Boris Aniefeld and are being trained. During the first there with the result that the gar-
asm for Zionism has not been semi. American Jewry's foremost sham- : strut•tion activities in that country.
pion, and everywhere regarded as the
Polish poets for associating with Jew- l Alexander Koshetz, are not unknown year of the school's existence, made ment is made up in a hurry. It may
World
Jewry.
Represents
rable from my theory of democracy," , keeling Jewish citizen in the country, 1
„ The foundation will be administer- ish artists. The upshot of this articleito the American palls.. Our plan in
possible through the generosity of look stylish but the workmanship is
•
h' k of a demo-
sand . "
i sermon,
J Joseph
Ra
ed by a b oard of 20 embers,
m
six of was the incident in the cafe by I eludes a library of folklore and folk- American Jewry, which subscribed rotten, Conditions have gone no far
and • Rabbi
erotic future as a reduction of
emeritus of Temple
Tle Emanu-E1 of '
Szczuka, who, although a Pole, resent- song, a school of pantomime and very generously to the appeal in the
ed
by
the
Joint
ll
be
appoint
whom
wi
in this direction that it is but a mat-
civilization to one standard, such 1
York, who has just returned Distribution Committee and six by the ed the statements. , (lancing, a class for the study of miss year 1922-1923, 15 young Falashas
ter of time before women will once
standardization would leave roe with- from
an extended
tended tour through Pales-
Slonimski recently visited Palestine en scene, the scenic studio, an or- have enrolled for earnest study. more patronize the ladies' tailors that
f
Jewish
Colonization
Association;
the
out any ardor for the picture of fu-
e
chestra, in fact, ev rything that goes Among the subjects to which special
ture civilization. I like to think of ' foie and who until comparatively
re- remaining eight members will be in- and upon his return wrote many com-
flourished so abundantly years ago,
if aloof from
haeimse
d h Id h
d i
np ne aint agt i devoted
dnen.
ree
Hebrew,
v,
Noted by the Joint Distribution Corn- plimentary articles. It is reported to make up an opera. In this way the training
as a setting of the peo-' "lid!,
d em ocra cy
3000 Sub-Manufacturers.
Th e o th e r ' mittee to serve on the ne wfoundation, that he is at present in a nervous , librettists and composers will be
lh ,
in terpretation,
a nd
plea of the world free to follow out gusts of honor will be Herman Con-
"Al present there are 3000 sub-
brought into contact with men who vernacular and classical languages 1
their aptitudes, their traditions, their helm, treasurer of the National Ke- and will largely conic from courtries state verging on insanity.
manufacturers making cloaks and
are
specialists
each
in
their
line.
Sup-
Abyssinia.
The
text
books
for
the
n s
in eastern Europe. The directorate
•
ideals. Instead of being all alike, I ren Ilayesod, and • orris
g,
I posing they are planning to compose purposes have been sent from the suits in New York. They vary from
should like to see them as different chairman of the executive board of : of the new foundation will, in my
a work that is laid in the Southern United States by the American pro- shops employing three or four work-
, pinion, be truly representative of
as the flowers in a garden. The Jews, the Keren Hayesod.
states. They will be able at the h- Falasha committee and special text ers to those employing 100 or more.
the different elements that go to make
perhaps on account of their original
Five hundred persons are expected
• brary to find the themes of all the books for some subjects have been Each sub-manufacturer is an agent or
. ___
up
Jewish
life
here
and
abroad,
so
Sc.
characteristics, perhaps largely on
manaser of the jobber who furnishes
to attend the dinner. Invitations svill
that all points of view will receive Arab King Hopes to Achieve Anglo. ! old folksongs in which that country prepared by Dr. Faitlovitch, through him with the material and the style.
count of their history, have developed
abound. Having developed them, funds provided by this committee.
Arab Understanding.
very highly those attributes which be sent out shortly. There will be careful consideration and sympathetic
is the union contention that so
no solicitation of funds whatsoever.
they
could
then
be
submitted
to
Mr.
The officers of the American Pro- It
hearing in the councils of the or-
caused them originally to produce
The committee that is making the
LONDON.-1.1. T. A.)—That King Koshetz, authority on choral effects, Falasha committee include: Dr. Elias many shops are inefficient and waste-
ganization. Steps have been taken
those conceptions of religion and a
ful :Ind that instead of 3000, the
arrangements consists of the follow-
s
by mg: Morris Friedberg, chairman of through the proposed charter and by- Hussein, the new caliph, is ready to for suggestions. Next the masters of Margolis, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., chair- number could be cut down to 1,000,
morality which ha e been accepted
mimic, pantomimic and terpsi- man; Dr. Elias L. Solomon, New York
the European world as the highest." the Keren Ilayesod Luncheon Club; laws to insure that under all con- negotiate an Anglo-Arab treaty a the
chhoir nr tnhae rm
tsiacnounInd abceenceonesauplot,entd,waafuteldr City, president of the Uni fed Syne- with a great saving of investment,
ditions and at all times the directorate matter which has been under c o n _ w
overhead, rent and other items. It
Abraham Sere, chairman of the De-
Warburg Is Enchanted.
gogue of America, treasurer; Rabbi
of the new organization will he really sideration for some time, appears
an - J. Max Weis, New York City, chair- is our purpose to try to make the
Felix M. Warburg, millionaire troit Keren Ilayesod Committee; representative of Jewish life and from a report in the London Post. examine Ince score from is
employers see our point of view and
ert Marwil, chairman of the mim-
b
financier and philanthropist, has add- Ro
The report states that Hussein has point. In the meantime the artist man of the Falasha committee of the
to Inuit the number of sub-manufac-
com mittee, and Jacob Miller, , philosophy.
i
ed his name to the long list of promi- pagn
"The Joint Distribution Committee cabled to Premier MacDonald to send could have seen sketches for the stage Central Conference of American
turers' shops.
nent American Jews who are inter- regional director.
has unappropriated approximately a responsible official to liedjas to re- settings, and finally, when his own Rabbis, secretary.
• Under present conditions a job-
ested in activities in Palestine. Mes-
$750,000, which eventually will be some discussions on the treaty; or, work on score and libretto is corn-
ber maygot, wort( to 100 contrac-
pleted
he
can
hear
the
ensemble
,
ng
sages received in New York City
turned over to the new foundation. should the premier prefer it, Ki
tor, . Suddenly he eliminates half
from Mr. Warburg during the past
In addition to this it will turn over Hussein is prepared to send his dole- worked out by trained singers, chorus E
that nui,l " r. The sub-manufacturer
and orchestra.
week indicate his satisfaction with the
- to England.
,
previously
'
MINORITIES OFFICE a sum of about $300
$300,000
gate
Egland.
gess to the workers and tells them
progress of reconstruction in the
Five Months' Rehearsing.
appropriated and definitely ear-mark-
The negotiations for an Anglo-Arab
that he cane t get contracts unless
Jewish homeland.
ed. This money can be used by the treaty have been pending since Ilus-
"When all these experts have gone Cooper Union Libraries Attended by h. •• is price; • n the make-up of the
"I am leaving Palestine enchanted Follows Steps Taken by Other Goy. fdation
only for the specific pun- rein, in consideration of his service to through
with the composer,
Thousands.
ousan
oun
roug a score w
ci. - 0L Ili, deals only in labor and
ernments.
with its wonderful progress and al -
poses covered by the original J. D. the allies, was promised an indepen- and their suggestions have been acted
—
ran osiy economize in that
E .
mire the courage and zealousness Pf
C. appropriations; the remaining re- Bert Arab country. The impossibility upon,
le tha t the
NEW
,
pon , it is fair t o assume
YORK.—The advisory coun- , i
'iSs •ssrkers are tempted,
the people who do the opening up of
WARSAW.—(J.
W
t
belonging
to
W
I
•
t the
T . A.)—The
A)The Po- construction assets b
of one Arab state being apparent, the • score will be worth
worthy of production cil for the free library
ry and readig
reading
.
'
'
' . bs the pinch of idle-
S• r mi
s •
this beuatiful country," is the text
government has decided to create Joint Distribution Committee,
o
hen a score is selected for produc- room and the department libraries of ,
. such as plan was for a Pan-Arabian con- ' Vi,
When
s• as* in wages, perhaps to
of one message received from Mr. a special under-secretariat of state . oans,
loans, advances, investments, equip- federation to include the liedjan, of lion its merits will he given practical Cooper Union issued a report rec cent-
ent- 1,
'
• ss,1 urgingstandards.
I for the affairs of the national minor- meat, etc., will be turned over to the which Hussein is king, Transjordania , demonstration in the form of five' ly
Warburg.
ly, signed by Miss Eleanor G. Hew-, 1,
.. -sit? The industry is
In another message Mn. Warburg ities in Poland. it is reported that f ouns 1 a Con
for administration.
Monies
and Palest' ine.
, . Mesopotamia
esopotamia an(
months' actual rehearsing, By Oct. itt, daughter of the late Abraham S. f
i
s
• • ....rd chaos.
said that "it is the great duty of Senator Koschnitza will be appointed obtained through the realization of
I, when the opera is ready to go on llewitt, giving details of the public ap- ''
Previous Treaty Unsatisfactory.
• • union plan the jobber
American Jewry to help in the re-
.1
the new post.
.
A treaty was
these assets will be used by the foun-
, was prepared by , liussein's
predation of the reading room and ,.
., I , ..ome
.,.
a real manufac-
building of Palestine. I have been
—
The Polish press carries a denial of
re presentative in London, Najer Asil, , ,
(Concluded on page 10 .)
library. . Last year there went to them
his
. sub-con-
' k h
•' , . .,.,., • Id pick
t, .
pleasantly surprised with everything the reports recentl y circulated that
(Turn to Page Ten)
prior to the Amman conference, and,'
more than 415,000 persons.
., .
r ssrmanent employment
that I have seen in Palestine. I have the government intends to take diplo.
ready for signature; it was sent to
Altogether those persona read more .
..i Msist on decent and
found a country of earnest workers mat ic steps toward the abolishment of
King Hussein at Amman. The condi-
than 38,000 books, 131,000 magazines ''
If the jobber gave
instead of ischnorrers,' as was re - ' ' the national minorities treaty.
and 2,000 art periodicals
periodicals, and in- '' , '
lions however, were unsatisfactory to
• , few large contractors,
Poland, in establishing the new of-
puled in certain circles."
. _
i repre-
'
o t 1 er I are( I t that
ha his
lesson, who
numerable newspapers in every Euro-
. :he contractor was in
Mr. Warburg is one of a number : f • follows in the footsteps of Soviet
tentative had overstepped authority Professor Declares Student s Shoeld peonanguage.
l
Scientific books were •'
a.-int and undertook to
of influential American Jews who Russia, Lithuania and L'krainia, who
Study Jewish Life.
' in considerable demand, and these
Latest Addition t o System of Jewish in granting sonic of the concessions, ,
•.nt living and assumed
have been in Palestine during the `sire the first states in eastern Europe
particularly those favoring the Jewish
, were furnished from legacies of Os-
Educ•tion Soon Ready.
s Sity for meeting the
of
national
,
past several months. Each one of ' to recognze
110l1
.1
5
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i
The ,
NESS' YORK.--In an article con- . weld P. Ottendurfer and Morris K.
national home in Palestine.
.
,Is•
outstanding evils in
them has expressed himself as highly minorities, by establishing special De-
Said to be 'Inc of the most modern t rea t y was th en d ec l a r ed officially tributml to the April number of "The Jesup. In addition to fiction, works
. would be done away
enthusiastic not only over the pro- , , nartment; for them.
school structures in the country, the "lost" and the representative recalled. Jewish Woman," the quarterly ubli- on useful arts, history and travel
-
-
contractor
would have
cress of reconstruction as it is being , •
Interested.
Minority Leaders Int
ne w building of the United Hebrew In the meantime Hussein has been cation of the National Council o Jew- Literature, fine arts, biography and
• make i a garment that
carried on by the Zionists and the
The leaders of the national minor- Schools erected on the corner of proclaimed caliph, on condition that ish Women, Mrs. Bessie Bloom Wes- sociology are sought after.
,•uld
be
proud
to sell."
..
Keren Ilayesod but with the future
ities in Poland, to which belong the Philadelphia and Byron avenue is re- he secure for the Arab countries the set, assistant professor o f economics ; The night art schools for men and
Possibilities as well.
Nathan Straus, veteran Zionist and Germans, Lithuanians, Ukrainians relying finishing touches and will be promised independence, a nd th e con- and sociology at the Connecticut Col- for women, endowed by the late J.
elusion of an Anglo-Arab tr e aty has led' far W omen , discussing "The Pierpent Morgan, are well attended. P ' N ' LESTINE
d Jews, are greatly interested in formally opened Sunday, April 27.
'
philanthropist, is another prominent . an
It probably is surprising to some
has been in the Holy this sudden decision of the Polish goy- The new buliding has class-rooms become for him a matter of moment.' Jewish Girl at College," says that the
Ameri c an w h o
In circles close to the British Jewish girl is ignorant of Judaism.
that there should be such a demand
months . in nt The fact that the govern- to accommodate 1,000 children, for
f •
•
uring
One thing Jewish gals have in for books and other reading matter in it dasssl, Supplies Make for Improved
o m a staff of e xpert teachers is rtilemal "se. it is Pa" believed that 1
■
"It is very important," he writes, ment gives recognition of the exist- wh
minorities problem might now being gathered. A large awn- P rem i er MacDonald, in the face of ∎ common," she writes, and that is , th e part of the city convenient F.0
f
Conditions.
"that people come to the Holy Land mice e a
tignIntrada
nce. of f
life , of
j
situation,
will
give
the
great
e
present
but
h those e who faeenld thiti:
reversal of its form- Corium and dance hall similar to the th
_
to gee for themselves just what has i n di c ate e ither a
l i V 1 0 P. K.—The Palestine Sup-
i storical
or cur-
rat h jwi3h
e
we r e no na- one in the Kirby Center, will seat matter early attention.
east side
er
position
that
there
s•partment of Hadassah, the
been accomplished and all that would
• • •
rent Jewish problems. And they are inhabitants
1,500 people and will
Not only are man
f '
. al minorities in Poland and that approximately
Zionist org anization o
s
. equired o make converts to the t all
almost invariably conscious of this ; them great readers, but they get from
the inhabitants. ought to be con- be used for lectures, concerts and NO SPECIAL EMISSARY
Sas -ea, received an appreciative
cause, is a personal visit by them
fact.
This
is
perhaps
the
most
out-
AT
TREATY
CONVERSATION
books much more than do many peo-
sidered Poles, or that the new office as a meeting place for the Jews in
.•
.dgenient
for its numerous
to the Land of Israel. The progress
CAIRO.—(J. T. A.)—No special standing problem which the Jewish the whose opportunities for formal a r.n'
has been created for the purpose of the community.
'
made, ptrticuirly by the new immi-
shipments of linens for hospitals, from
representative will be sent to Eng- ' college girl presents. She comes to education have been more extensive,
Many New Features.
Moon
Tannenbaum,
director of
grants, is unbelievable, unless seen checking national feeling.
lir ',
in this connection, the fact that the
Among the interesting features of land by the Iledjas for the purpose college conscious of the existence of
I
' the liadasseh medical organization in
with one's own eyes."
man slated for the new post is a the building are a kindergarten and of negotiating an Anglo-Arab treaty, a Jewish problem, but lacking the SEJM ELECTS JEW TO
Weiamann Goes South.
f the national democratic a children's synagogue, in which pu- according to information from a assurance which would come from a
POLISH SUPREME COURT! Dr. Tannenbaum, who was for many
The New York campaign is going party, known for its extreme chauvin- pils of the United Hebrew Schools semi-official source. The negotiations closer knowledge of the content of
ry
, years connected in a supervisory
which have been going on for some Judaism of the nature of the prob-
forward satisfactorily, according to ism and nati-Semitism, is significant. will conduct their own services.
WARSAW.—(J.
T. A.)—Professor rapacity with large hospitals in the
the officers of the Keren Ilayesod,
In addition to these accommoda- time will be continued through the lem. This problem the Jewish girl
ineS.tates, among them Mount
Moses Alerhand, of Lemberg, has been P ranlie tetd
s
usual
channels
with
Major
Buller,
the
does
not
create
herself.
It
is
created
who have expressed themselves as
lions, the new building will include
unanimously elected by the Sejm a, Sinai and Beth David hospitals of
pleased with the progress made. Ac- TO TEACH HEBREW AT
and British representative at Jedda. by the lack of Jewish educational in-
quarters
artneont, oi ntrh tehjaanniol d r fa mily
qpilir
King Hussein, it is reported, Is re- fluences of the proper sort in the member of the supreme state tribunal New York and the Jewish hospital of
tivity in the South and West has been
VILNA UNIVERSITY
for
The other seven members on the I Philadelphia, says that owing to the
especially marked during the past few
The entire opening week, begin. sentful over the fact that Premier community from which the comes,
Tribunal are Poles, the Jews being adequate supply of linens which are
weeks. Preparations are being made
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—The He- nine with Sunday, April 27, the day MacDonald did not extend his con- and by the general indifference of an
the
in these sections for the approaching brew language and literature has been immediately following the last day of gratulation. to him upon his ...sump- older generation to the nesSs of coi- the only minority group now repre- , being received from Hadassah,
!linen standard of the hospitals under
tented on it.
tion
of
the
Caliphate,
whereas
on
the
lege
students,
or
is
it
the
college
visits of Dr. Chaim Weizmann, presi- added to the curriculum of the Vilna Passover, will be devoted to a series
The supreme state tribunal is the , the Hadassah medical organiation
dent of the World Zionist Organiza- university. The subject will be taught of celebrations. Prominent persons occasion of Zaglul's appointment as girl alone who is the loser? She is
with those
tion, who left the city on tour. He by a Polish priest, Professor Novitzky. will deliver addresses and • number Prime Minister of Egypt, the new being lost for those very activities ultimate judiciary body of Poland, may be favorably compared
i of similar institutions in the United
IT
to ipass
m l a pant
will be in New Orleans April 3, Dal- Tpohleas.majority of the students are of musical programs are being ar- Prime Minister was felicitated by the which she needs for her Dawn enrich- nanrindathi tanst itohneo power
station.
ment."
las April 6, Los Angeles April 10 and
ranged. Premier.

NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Colonel
Herbert Lehman, chairman of the re-
construction committee of the Joint
Distribution Committee, banker and
philanthropist, has issued a statement
in which he outlines n plan for the
the continuation of the reconstruction

WILL MAKE APPEALS
FOR FALASHA JEWS

WILL GIVE BANQUET
IN HONOR OF BROWN

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Appoints Committee
On Palestine Plansl

NEW YORK.—Norman Haprood,
editor of Ilearst's International Mag-
azine, in an address delivered at one
of the meetings held in connection
with the New York drive for the Ko-
ren Ilayesod, declared that anti-
Semitism throughout the world will
be lessened by the establishment of
a Jewish homeland in Palestine.

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