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APRIL 18, 1924
IMMIGRATION BILL
DRAWN BY JOHNSON
ADOPTED IN HOUSE
Speak at Banquet
RESEARCH WORK AT IT° Marking
Dedication I
DENIER HOSPITAL
SEEKS CONQUESTS
Measure Opposition Downed,
Both Parties Joining
In Passing It.
Lasting Cure for Tuberculosis
Looms Up as Possible
Result.
, CENSUS OF 1890 MADE
BASIS FOR QUOTAS
!Bill Now Goes to Senate and
Important Changes are
Expected.
MEETING IN CHICAGO
GETS YEAR'S REPORTS'
WASHINGTON. — 'The House on
April 12 passed the Johnson Restric-
tive Immigration Bill, including the
provision excluding Japanese, by a
vote of 322 to 71. Po: through the
House by the s'-called Anglo-Saxon
bloc, the measure bases the quota on
the MO census, which is favorable
to the eenple of Northern Europe and
greatly restricts immigration from
Southern and Eastern Europe.
An acrimonious debate on the
Japanese provision was expected
but it did not come. Members went
ahead and voted for it without mak-
Detroit Delegation Attends the
Twenty-fourth Annual
Conference.
Representative Burton of Ohio, who
-
the
ejuath-anda a - d rFieatrl a apse oFgirramm. of
Pharoah was hard, inexorable, unmovedby the pleas made to him. God visited ten Lasker Will Demonstrate Mas- ia o The
i w s uscearrc ko,d mis ouit a t e n e t h oen l altmarm I gIrta twi Ina
plagues upon that unhappy people the last one of a severity that no longer could even this
tery Before Local Devotees
I
evident early in the debate that Chair-
ruler deny the Jewish people their freedom. The taking away of the first born in
Of Game.
adamant
man Johnson, leader of the forces
wrong and indefensible injus- f '
n
immigration
!no g
eintm
ta
Nathan Straus Returns With every family is a punishment so cruel that only indescribable
irscl
educing
p ermission to leave. Under cover o
er anafovi
f o rthr country, lin
Dr.
Emanuel
Lasker,
who
won
the
t
lice
could
justify.
At
last
the
slave
people
were
given
Reports of Notable
night, hastily before their bread had risen, their belongings and families hurriedly gathered I New York International Chess Mass majority on his side of the controver-
staff.
Achievements.
of 1924 after van- sy. All efforts to break the ranks of
Hospital.
. . bro ther Aaron led this motely bedraggled , tar's TOUrliament
Regerded As Great
together, they left the land of Egypt.Moses
' quishing ose
Jpablanca,
erstwhile this army of restrictionists were
-
Ca
Organized 25 years ago, the Na
mob
of
slaves
to
a
new
life.
Never
did
such
an
ardent
spirit
and
sublime
faith
inhabit
such
a
world's champion, and the greatest futile.
tional Jewish Hospital for Consume- , NEW YORK.—"I ant elated and re-
The House bill will be rewritten in
chess players
of F.urope and America
•
reports presented ' t {sashed as n result of my trip to toilworn, poverty stricken crowd as left Egypt on that memorable day of the Exodus.
fives, according to r
will appear in a chess program in De- the Senate. It is generally understood
at the meeting, in addition to meet- Palestine and the great things I have
among House members that the
sooner
had
our
people
gotten
well
started
on
their
journey,
than
Pharaoh
got
a
change
troit
under
the
auspices
of
the
Men's
ing the emergency conditions created seen there," declared Nathan Straus
No
hdured without revolt, be
ei,i)er Senate will strike out the objectionable
o
, Jtehi Ti D Monday
worked without pay, w o en
of Tem p le 0
by the flocking of thousands of tu- upon his return home last week. "My
heart. Why permit this peop le who
anti Japanese provision and change
f fll to emancipate those who filled his coffers with gold, (n'In"g1) A p ri 2,
welfare of l'alestine of
bercular patients to Denver, has de- : h heart is
. . i n the
win
two score. the quota basis from 1890 to more
permitted to leave. What a piece of o y
h added to his glory and re - Lasker will play with
•
veloped its facilities and its methods ,
.
•h
.
recent census returns.
'
of
the
ablest
chess
players
of
the
city
his crops and did all the use u
oint when medical experts re- "'''.'"'S'eS
The distinguished merchant, found- built
bus his
cities, g
•
An effort was made to amend the
th e p
to
eon mobilized. With greatest speed they followed our brothers who and will encounter them simultaneous- quota
Bard it as one of the greatest insti u- r of milk depots and a %Ma e
a
a
e
army
Th
provision of the committee bill
wn.
was
flo
1
1
y
from
board
to
sing rapid]
tions in the world for the care of , I er pasteurization, expresser' ..dis-
for the first time tasted of freedom. But now even greater miracles were performed for hy,:a,cclo.
to base the quota to he admitted on
as
t
ita
in
rhatp
li
t
ie
c
,
aterc
d
sata
h a
a
persons stricken with the disease.
nstat: satisfaction
!le
the
average
of the admissions of the
There will he no admission charge
Peoria,
our people than even those terrible plagues which had been visited upon the heartless exploit-
Pe William B. Woolner of in dliita
1
i ssued lbut , the census of 1890, 1900, 1910 and 1920.
i aan dal. a considerable
period ' inquiring close ing Egyptians. The Red Sea had been reached and no means of transportation was at hand..
president of the hositaitraaLa
This
failed
of
adoption by a vote of
i
' 1 D uettro tii' t iteCti s iesasreanilia Cg hec i
ly into many phases of life in the
plans
(1 •
Wonders of wonders, miracles of miracles. The sea opened up and our people were able
in the 'batman building, 2539 162 to 89.
that being
dr"'
said were
building
consider
Two
Amendments
Adopted.
Wwil'Alird avenue, which is co-
to walk across on dry land with a light to lead them at night and a curtain to hide them bylcated
der to make roomfor 100 more Pa-
The opposition was able to influence
operating with the Men's Temple Club
and to reduce the waiting list
day.
They
crossed
over
safely
while
the
sea
closed
in
on
the
Egyptians
and
many
were
drowned.,
tients
arrangements. Persons desir- the adoption of two amendments but
of men, women and ,children clamor-
Whether one accepts the miracles in their literal or symbolical sense, the fact remains that - in
the to attend or participate are re- they were offered with the permission
, ing
ing for admission. Ile announced
•
•
quired to communicate with the Chess of Chairman Johnson. One increased
that the hospital would con in
liberty is such a precious, hard won achievement of the human spirit that insuperable difficul : ('tub officials.
the time of the validity of an immi-
1
pioneer work in extending the .im
colonists have redeemed thou-
uncounted hardships endured, uncharter seas crossed before the won-
gration certificate from two to four
Distinguished Scholar.
mobilization treatment among the pa- a lsands of acres. The Jewish farmer ties must be
overcome,
-
e ove
Dr. Lasker was born in Germany, months, which means that instead of
(Irons goal is reached. Twice had a Passover taken place in the travels of our ancient Israel
tients. This treatment calls for
i is
i a factor to be considered. With
expiring July 1 it expires September
now
a
resident
of
Holland.
lie
is
y hut is
room for each patient, a private , • such workers the Zionist movement
Res. First God had passed over their houses when the first born had been taken. Now a. the
mlizi 1. In other words, all immigration
dT ht n e ' . a,yeaarsagahliara o d r toji ,t o ifngu
nurse, and extraordinary care to pro- , bound to succeed. Personally I have
was
ney.
T
he
sl
a
v
e
mGarsetnetre
certificates issued prior to July 1 will
u
i s a r i 'i r e. '
vide the fullest measure of comfort. I
. what I could to establish d had as d
on b t 1 • tx h c i e ' i er ml oe n t g jnof
• ‘ the first obstacle
etal Inlet be valid until September 1.
possesses an . excellent
an
ability,
(t i ri an d ofpmo
remancipation. Greater Passovers had
Specialists have declared this method tried to do
,tr wbachttwctrhte' 7pe Jews
sitn
excitement
first
the
The other amendment was that re-
ein
corn
e
a d I alaYepspisreit w
ol as irover
h moat effective vet devised I bette;:
lie rthl
the "Arab
II h .
*bilities of freedom. Moses, that h
to bet
luting to the burden of proof, pro
y. or. th es
in philosophy, aving,w
for patients whe have passed the , as well as . the Jew. 111-feeling is fast be achieved before our people could be ready
t people
ggle.
"
Ac
I
i
ng
for the striking out of Section
"Stru
ten -ha book enti)t: led "Stru
early stages of the malady.
tlisapnearing and real . friendship de_ patient, w ise, gentle soul, knew the real difficulties were yet to be faced. He knew
at oande.
regarded
they would yearn for
for the life is ❑ stark
with the realization that the
Representing Detroit at the mess_
knew
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r
g
n
VelOPi
government,
for
freedom.
he
Leo M.
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were not ready for self -
ing
were Milton
Milford Alexander
Stern, Dr. and
Franklin,
Bee_ welfare of Palestine depends upon which they had accepted and would long for the fepots. The period of miraculous inter ern times. Describing Lasker as he
.Jewish efforts.
oe w people with ideals and enthusiasm for apli%iy,reilerinotthtehInslte:ItyYt;rakyst.on,
nand Ginsberg. Last Sunday and the success
of
Before leaving
the country, Mr.
vention was past, it was now the task of building a l
Monday they attended the special
LAND OF
n the wo
department,
Dr. Felix Baum of Ber-
Ti
lin, for many years attached to the
research laboratory of the University
of Heidelberg and regarded as one
of the leading experts on tuberculosis
in Germany, has been added to the
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,
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ND
ECTS JEWS
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. A.)—A very
arisen in the
Thousands of
industry have
rk owing to the
there is much
• depression is
Falashas Resisting
Missionary Efforts
He
like a chess god, such is the inhuman
could not create a polity, therefore they journeyed for 40 years in the wilderness, during
e mergency arise.
f rom all totrhetrhconcetrhnsi
The work of Hadassah greatly im - I
pressed the aged philanthropist . He
Abyssinian Jews Seek to
a
decalogue
which
to
this
day
has
not
been
improved
upon
as
an
ethical
code
and
a
re-
s.1
ula
t
ta
e
p
(i
t•ver
'been
known alioyut ing Koine, as
rt
s
dh
a
prised the work of the
:lgiven
Strengthen Spirit of
d Egypt,
the fleshpots of but though every move against him, no
,
for
they
wanted
rids
Not for the old was this teaching
matter how strange to everyone else,
a notable Iigious ba
Judaism.
t•
t' s a Tilt iuls(pliiscPe.'s'a salrl ie
had been familiar to him for years
tribute to the leadership of Henrietta , for the generation which bade come into being.
and
years.
If
we
can
speak
of
chess
and
have
NEW
YORK.—One
of the results
the director of the Hadassah
Our forefathers might have journeyed for 10,000 years and have never become worthy
sfauyi I ttii,fa th i4rdep,ap4istathr was. of the work inaugurated by the
Speak
iiirganizatien.
to enter the promised land had they not received those moral, religious and ethical concepts - then een
American Pro-Falasha Committee
his day Moses had the wisdom anti under as if he, and he alone, knew by heart among
the Falasha Jews of Abyssinia
revealed by God and handed down to Moses.
one of its pathways."
is its success in lessening the inroads
Author and Orator Will De-
standing of our ablest psychologists, for he knew that this people, although they had attained d •very
to 1921 he held the of Cliristian missionaries among the
F
•
liver Address on Jew is
world's
championship. In the latter f Falasha population Only a
to that most difficult height of emancipation by a series of heroic acts, la ere no P
ew
o
h d
t a t the bends
Education.
could not carry on an independent existence in a new land. Ile knew the children must break year he met d •f la • the
of years ago, there were. 100,000 Falashas
Cuhean
;
CapablanCa
in the various provinces of
-
the hebits, tradition and outlook of the parents before they could undertake the experi- lose
just ' scattered
e
II is triump h at th tournament
principal speaker at the banquet 1)r. A. S. W. Rosenbach Spends $250, with
concluded restores to him the primacy Abyssinia. Unkraiwn to world Jewry,
The
Old English Books.
moot
of
autonomy.
lie
knew
they
must
be
educated,
trained,
given
a
new
outlook
and
dif-
tht•y battled alone in the conviction
000
for
,
to he given April 30, during the week
that they were the sole remnant of
ferent concepts. This he did with consummate skill and profound appreciation of their needs. in the field of chess.
of` the dedication of the newest build-1
ancient Israel. Thousands upon thou-
LONDON.—Dr. A. S. W. Rosen- ,
ing of the United Hebrew schools,
After 40 years in the wilderness they had completed three passovers. They were now
sa nds were weaned from their faith
will he Rev. Dr. Simon Glazer of New back of New York and Philadelphia
with the first approach of the Chris-
York. Dr. Glazer is rabbi of the Beth , made most of the purchases at the :, equipped to build a civilization all their own; all the danger of a going back overcome; all the
Britwell Court col- I
famous
tian missions.
'
Hamedrash Ilagodol of Harlem, one sale of the
ave traits removed; all the base idolatrous dross removed. A people with sublime faith
English
literature
at
le
A unique situation has developed
—
t
of the largest co ngregations . in the lection of earl}'
which recently was con - courage, conviction, loving freedom and worshipping God. The issue carried on for well nigh - miaacitia. Ri ghts Bill U... The m ' among the Falashes ( which duplicates
upper part of New York City, and Sotheby's
- ',
brought to a successful close. The slave had become a conqueror and over
Concern.
speaker., chided. Dr. Rosenbach who has se
, Jewish experiences in other countries
is reputed to be a brilliant
some of the most notable col.: a half century was
Jewish population of Turkey,• of the world. Much like the Jewish
.. land through his own strength, ener-
He has held the pulpits in influential' cured
e p
CONSTANTINOPLE.— (J. T. A.) Marren , in Spain and Portugal,
arts of the lections of rare books in the last came al 1 w h o stood in his way. He reache
synagogues
freedom. This people had a high purpose and firm resolve. No return to — The
decade, paid more than $250,000 for
many of' - the Falashas assumed Chris-
country. Ile holds the degree of doc-
It is gy and love of
the books which he secured
h and fleshpots was in their program. But unless eternally vigilant, the emancipation of amounting to 200,000, is not affected tinnily o utwardly, but continued to
tor of philosophy.
represented
t
1
slot
Dr. Rosenbach
by the new measure introduced in the mat ties their Judaism privately.
'
Ile has translated into English the said hat
Morgan, Henry P. Iluntington, the human spirit Must be won again and again. For us today in America, Passover has a Angora Assembly, limiting the libel- ' Even today at the city of Addis
t 'Waved by the
I el
"Yod Ilachazokah" of Maimonides and . . ,
•
col-
,
and
other
Americ
ties of the national minonties in Ahebn, the capital of tat c
eachings of II. C. Fidget .
greater significance perhaps than ever before in our history.
is the author of "T,"
the school for the Falashas
for whom he has made an many
Turkey.
Egyptians,
but
who
can
gainsay
or
deny
that
we
are
enslaved
by
a
standardized
materialism
Judaism," "Jews in Iowa and "Zion- lectors
b
y
the
Ameri_
when.
d
t
y
important purchases in the past. . .
1: Istoh e
a ier, blish
est
The proposed bill is primarily di- h.e. a o . r snkituiliw
, ,tsa
',7".rpter,hse
int Resolutions."
Dr. Rosenbach's repeated acquiss-
om mittee, there a
tsteeetnrtilaai i:, , can pro-Falasha C ;mittee,
holds us in thrall as never before in our history.
eede k s, 0eArnlram
A : ura laa g br e sliy n i ns Tr touhhreikbG G ei tr y ree
ap rated
T 1
The new school building, which is
of rare literary treasures in which
of Marano Falashas
ons
fleshpots
are
savory,
warm,
comfortable
and
they
are
numerous,
well
filled
with
located at the corner of Philadelphia li
.
50 000 Falashas
settling
The
prohibi
ted
and Byron avenues, will be dedicated said to have resulted in the United
choice appetizing meats. We need a Passover not from actual physical slavery to freedom particularly
loya I lty 'to Judaism,
large numbers near the frontiers
with elaborate exercises Sunday, England and on the continent poll-
are
the
older
generation
cannot
be
saved
in
leading
the
world
in
the
and
it
is
expected
that
their
value
and
If
will h,,
ia•
April 27. Rabbi A. M. Hershman will States
session of first editions and rare liter- but from spiritual slavery to spiritual freedom.
According to this measure, the na- influence in Abyssinia will be hi-
because they had become lost in the swamp of materialism, surely the younger generation need "f tional
Me"P"tam
deliver the principal address. The
`
creased
through
the
interest
of
Amen-
'
minorities mentioned
us out of this wilderness. We need
-
opening of the building will be marked ary works.
I Dr Rosenbach bought in
• in T ur k e h
•
•
needed t
can Jewry.
allowed to live
4_ known
k3n, o 5 9vs not suffer the same fate. No mirac es are
by a series of communal events that
pr-Falasha Com-
ja Bih I. Bt
aa the ,stihaea aGutenberg
The American
e $43,500 . leaders and teachers with ideals, vision anti inspiration. We need the lineal descendants of number not exceeding 10 per cent f
a it be observed throughout the week. London
, is devoting the week of Pass-
the
total
population.
There
will
he
t ehda with
nt
ais
h
plr
tk
o
o
inculcate
these
ideals
and
inspire
our
youth
with
enthusiasm.
ets',(APril
IR
to
25, for its appeal
tthyepefiarsatd bis
zones created for these Iir•tt
Moses to
but
is work
sacred tradition of Passover which from that day to this means i special
ya will be forbidden
permission,
in any to secare $30,000 to continue
tainitryietiesa,, iathnadatthep
T
m h oi:ab is le
that
We
must
maintain
- m
remaining copy.
Abralinia.
that freedom matters. We can honor the memory of those first seekers of freedom by achiev other region.
tom
reater f
Although the Jewish population ;s
ing a passing over from our present materialism to a new and g
not directly affected by this meastae
London Rabbi Minimiaes Reports of
there has been created a state of •n-
Religious °maul".
oral uncertainty and anxiety, with a
HOME SEEKS
Twelfth Annual Convention Will Be
GROUND BROKEN FOR
ADDITIONAL MEMBERS resultant business depression.
(J. T. A.) — "When
Palestine Before
Held is New York.
BAMBERGER MUSEUM
SPEAK NEXT FRIDAY
the Soviets will fall, and chaos will Discusses Laws of
Students.
Rabbinic
inc
prevail in Russia, Russian Jewry will
NF.W YORK. — Preparations for
TEMPLE
suffer greatly," was the plea offered ,
th.
th twelfth annual convention of the
United Synagogue of America have
conventi on will
d. T
been completehe
Head of Reform y Snoue
the Hotel Astor, May
titugtion.Pleads take place at
for Orthodox Insag
11 and 12. About 750 delegates, rep-
400 organizations of
ELMIRA, N. Y.—In the first an-, resenting over
, the Women's
peal made outside New York City in the United Synagogue
behalf of the building fund of the League and the Young People's
Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological League, are expected to be present.
eminary just organized here, Ben- Sol Mutterperl, president of the
jamin F. Levy, president of the Re- New York branch of the United Syn.
form temple, was elected chairman of agogue, has appointed • reception
the campaign committee. The com- committee consisting of lit o r r i s
mittee, comprising representatives Stern. chairman, Jacob Monsky, Alex-
Orthodox ander Bernardick and David Kass.
and rabbis of New
from both the Reform and
groups of the city, includes henry Co-operating with this committee
are
preal-
isemrgeBr.aker,
committees appointed by the
sknedr, J.Wci.11B
Sm
olanB a
Kadin, sx
Sol
, dent of the New York branch of the
m
edmbey
atnoefr
cu
rrigsuR
MoA
Womans League, Mrs. Samuelpiege ,
and young
and by the president o f the Young
' $ 2 .5 E 0jO irel
w'as Ba
ax
doj pe t
People's League of the United Syna-
the community, the largest quota it gogue, Rabbi Israel Goldstein, to ar-
has ever accepted for any similar
range for the reception of the dele-
ice iii
campaign, and $1,400 was con-
gates.
tributed at the opening meeting.
cuss a new plan for financing the or-
Rabbi Glazer Will
at Banquet; szold,
LEADS IN PURCHASE
OF RARE VOLUMES
JEWISH RIGHTS IN
TURKEY UNAFFECTED
rice
an.
and
d of
are
Che
pre-
very
and
ores.
FALL WILL
HARM RUSSIAN JEWS
RABBI KOOK GIVES
LECTURE SERIES
LoNDoN.—
JUDGE PANKIN WILL
UNI TED SYNAGOGUE
MEETS NEXT MONTH
(ORPHANS'
PRESIDENT
FOR YESHIVA DRIVE
S
factory
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