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MAY 9, 1924

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AN UNEVEN LIFE

ple and belong to one race, with one

'

rim OISNI ‘e ‘aWs ‘h lm.

■ .—



common ideal in the end—the ideal
Iota better future for humanity, a 5
better future for their own people.
ewisla Palest
and 1
To what can these contrasts
.a in Jewish life be at - I F
Ch ange It?
. con lradictiu ,
tributed? As far as the purely so-
ciological contrasts are concerned - -
By DR. S. M. MELAMED
wealth and poverty, learning and ig-
__—
NO INsmt-
norance—they can be ascribed to the
.
The life of every nation is influ-
V
! rovrs fog
different economic and sociological
enced and shaped, to a great extent,
ME
conditions of the countries where
by the topography of the country
Jews live. The contrasts in tempera-
which the nation liven. The ancient
ment and psychology—to what can
I Greeks were aware of this fact wh en
ions they be attributed? Heine would say
they spoke of the valley
that they are the inheritance of the
among the peoples; so was Aristotle old Adam. They are traits which we
elegrairldc Agent,/
- YtARS LAreR !
Ifrom Correepond•nce and Cahle. of Jewish 'I
when he started his work on politics have acquired by living in Palestine,
W i Mani R. Blumenthal, executive director of the Federation of .1 ewish with the theory of the milieu. Until
a mountainous country, a country
C
L A IN:7 11E
Los Angeles, has accepted the superintendency of the Jewish today this theory has not been en- full of topographical and climatical
serious-
.
L AN0aPRO
Charities of
refu ted although 110
DEMANO_s
variety.
form-
Welfare Federation of Omaha. •


minded sociologist who dares to
4;
We may succeed in finally intro-
THE Awe .
of slate a theory of race depends on it.1
Count Arco, the murderer of Kurt Eisner, the first Socialist premier
because of the numerous factors con- , clueing an evenness in Jewish life as
Bavaria,
has
been
released.
Kurt
Eisner,
a
Jew,
was
the
premier
under
the
MI the crazy folk. are not in
, I tributing to the physical make-up of ; far as sociological conditions are con-
short-lived Socialist government that was established during the chaos in the ethnic group But the matter of , earned. The time may come when
the •anitarium. The man who
I
mportant one. For there will be a certain rhythm to its
would rather pay rent Installments
Bavaria several years ago.
5
. •

topography is an i
than pay a little at • time for his
,,, instance, we cannot possibly imagine political and economic side, but we
in
Moscow,
should
be
closed
by
the
Bolshveism arising in a mountainous ; doubt whether there will ever be a
home needs to Woo to his wife.
The Ilabirna, the Hebrew theatre .
and side or whether
Soviet government because it is a "nest of counter-revolutionary activity,
rhy thm to its spiritu
country. The vast Russian plains l the
MEPABEP
average Jewish
be
is the substance of a resolution adopted by a conference of Communistic
e
re will ever
DMITRI/a BUTE BOO
and nteppes are, un the contrary, one 1
Minsk
ducive
to
it.
Communism
is
a
child
psychology,
unless
we
succeed in es-
UNITIANWLTIIIMPLUTASS
cultural workers which met in

• • •
a civilization
of the Russian steppe and the cal- , tablishing in Palestine
At the All-Russian conference of the Jewish sections of the Communist tural extensino of the steppe. Coin- ,, so strong that it will prove to be sui-
COMICH
party, held in Minsk, a resolution was.adopted requesting the central corn-
to provide for ab-' cidal to Jewish individulaisni and will
munism presumes e
all the influences of life
GARFIELD2423 .5380 miltee of the Communist party to issue an order that only Communists ' solute equality of men, for the abo-' annihilate
to a mountainous country.
should be permitted to teach in the Jewish schools.
I Bien of rank and position in eco- natural
8748 LINWOODAVE.
I • • •
We know of a people which has been
nomic and political life, and for what' '
Ileifferich, former German finance minister and recognized leader ; the Germans call Gleichrnacherei. Itl successful in ouch a difficult task: the
Dr.
was killed by a train wreck
and Swisa eople They were at one time,
't

of the German reactionaries ant
has been observisy .
in Switzerland. Among the other victims of the accident was Dr. Wertheim ethnographers that mountainous pee- • like all mountainous people, indivelu-
effervesce n t. Today th e
inclined . ' a listic an eacq
are ins d ividualis tic ally
CEMENT GARBAGE AND of Berlin, a member of the famous Wertheim family.
uired a strongly de -
direc- plesJewish c h olar of note , the late , Swiss hay
A
d
civilization
but are less in-
ASH RECEPTACLES
Dr. Jacob J. Golub of Boston bits accepted the position of medical
Lunsky,
attributed
the
famous
:
velope
anize-
bli
, Brooklyn. Dr. Golub has just completed
Don't Walt Till Spring
mountanous dividualistic. A thorough mech
M
tor of the Beth Moses
Hospital
Jewish
obstinacy
to
the
Will the
Buy Now--Sa•a Money
s wo wih the Joint Distribution Committee in the capacity of
lion of life has done
. it.
.
ork t
f P Ii tine It. goes with• 1
d
.•
his oversea
cha racter
H. M s KOFFMAN
out
saying
that
on
inland
people
pods-
I
mechanization
of
life
in
a
t
d• tor of the medico-sanitary department of Volhynia.
Wilsons 655(1
R.. OH E. Hancock
the same to as there? Who knows?
asses a different frame of mind from 1
OfITCH"11503 Foot Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Cherry Ian.
Eleven hundred and fifty-eight Jews have been baptized and 237 have , a People who live on the coast and But if it will, we will become a dif-
embraced Judaism during 1923 in Austria, according to official figures', that a southern people is different ferent people altogether. Two hun-
published in Vienna, Among the 23'7 new Jews are a number of baptized d
Jews who have returned to the faith. The rest are proselytes, 183 women from a people whose home is in the red years later history may not be
■ north.
It is ,000 years since we have able to recognize us.
being
among
them.
2
.



MOSCOW.— (J. T. A.) — An ap- /
strengthened lived in Palestine or concentrated in
peal to world Jewry to utilize the his-
"My confidence in the industrial future of Palestine is now
," said Sir Herbert Samuel after visiting the exhibition of any other one country. Neverthe- toric opportunity of settling the eco-
Don't eufferlet quick relief.
Indust
e whi
s n ever
opened in Tel-Aviv, April 24. "The amount an quality less, we still have all the characteris-
more
triha
a mountainous peop le. Jewish nomically ruined Jewish masses in
efficiency tics, of
not
c h
Effective an inexpensive ,
Russia on the land now available in
of the products exhibited here show the spirit, the energy and d
only today, but throughout
life
to
m
down
to
it tests nothing d out.
which prevails in the building of Palestine by the Jewish people."
all the ages of the Diaspora, has been the Crimea and the Ukraine has been
and fin
issued by a special conference of
a a
* of
Leon J. Marks and Mrs. Marks
Columbus have made a gift of $125,. as uneven and as full of contradic- prominent Jewish social workers who
sanitorium Dons as the mountains and valleys of
000
for
the
enlargement
and
improvement
of
the
Lexington,
Ky.,
heights
and
depths
met here.
i
Palestine, with its
Second and Front Sta.
for tuberculosis, and another of $25,000 towards the erection of a new
temple for the Reform congregation. Both gifts are made in memory of and variety of climate. There is no
,Sulphur Mineral, Turkish
Lexington. other nation on earth with a life so
Tonle, Swedish, nostrils Baths.
t
Mr. Marks' father, Julius Marks, who was a former resident of
far from smooth, so full of contrasts;
0 • It •
SWEDISH MASSAGE
in and if it were to be asked what topog-
Through
Car.
President Coolidge has sent a letter of thanks to the headquarters
Take Woodward
Vilna of the Agudath Israel, the world Orthodox Jewish organization. This raphy is reflected in it, we would
Cheery 4784
a number of resolutions adopted have to answer that of Palestine, with
letter
the President
was
reply
to
at the of
"Great
Assembly"
of in the
organization,
expressing gratitude to its manifoldness and variety. The
life f our people in Palestine was
(Concluded from page 1.)
America for her relief activities and conveying the blessings of the assembly full o of contra
contrasts, and has continued
to be so up to the present day. In to Beersheba and visited most of the

for the President.
• . •
lewish colonies and settlements, which
Palestine the JeNe s had beggars and
Mr. Gitchko, the representative of a group of 200 Bessarabian tobacco
saints and traitors, meek number 02 in all. I found conditions
of negotiating with the millionaires,
th purpose
ignoramuses andmuch more hopeful and advanced than
growers, hiss arrived in erus
d necessary for the establishment people and rebels,
of pists. I had anticipated and a fine spirit of
anthro
is ers and pdhilout
Zionist institutions to secure visas and lan
roceed schola rs,
o
the I sacrifice and devotion among the set-
of a large tobacco growing industry in Palestine. Mr. Gitchk will
Steinway and Other Celebrated Pianos.
BRINGING YOUR RELA-
cial assistance i A fterw emw ere force
from Jerusalem to America for the purpose of securing finan
country and into a life of dispersion, tlements where modern scientific
TIVES TO AMERICA?
we still retained the same striking methods are fast replacing archaic
for thsi new Palestine enterprise.



.

methods still employed by the Arabs,
The Cunard Line Is a huge
.1 an appeal to features.
'

'
d as 2 , 000 years ago. A number of
n
Some
us very a
rich
organization with offices at 3
and accuse
us of consider
being rapacious
The headquarters of the Jewish Natrona
DETROIT BRANCHES.
of
possessing all the gold in dustries are flourishing, among which
at Pasadena.
Teatralny, Proezd, Moscow, as
celebrate
the
tsentieth
anniversary
desirous
of
of nationalemembrance. The
Broadway near Monroe. Woodward
Jewry to
E. Jefferson 5119. Continental Motors.
special offices in all im-
us of pail- I are tobacco growing, citrus fruit cub-
day of mourni ng. The the world. Others accuse
well as
Yetn•na. Michigan at 52nd.
as seen by the , I ovation, cement factories, olive oil
Jot. C•mpau near
20th of Tammuz, the appeal says, ceases now to be a
and
beggarism,
Road.
portant European cities.
ra
orts meetings,rambles
Grand Riser half block above Joy
A, highly organized service
Jewish youth should hold on this day gatherings, sp
assertion' made by the an
and flour mills, most of which have •
assertions
e bol-
.part in the celebrations.
that we are both capitalists ' and
ters
and
actors
should
take
been
organized
by
the
work
of
Berm
looks after passports and visas,
i
Artists, wr
sheviks. We are simultaneously re- Edmund de Rothschild. Planting to
brings passengers direct to
The Jewish section of the "Ogpu" (former Cheka) has been created in ligious fanatics and atheists. We are
steamers and attends to all de-
tlacco has been begun on a large scale
Moscow for the distinct purpose of combatting the Jewish parties
which
crop
tails. A Cunard liner sails from
ewth
e
two
• d' lualiste and communists; revo-
nd the product is d excellent.
by ent T e mer
on of te
h "Ogpu" is hea ded by
the population, are getting on
cti
a large A
This J
The first act of the new section lutionaries and hide-b ound conserve- , and
Europe every few days.
been purchase
the head of the Palestine government
st Ill
h
exist
itch.
which is starting to man. probably the best qualified man in the with the Jews of Palestine. The
unists, A ndreyeve and
wish Aranow
se
There is a Kosher Kitchen on
by
out
a
I
tives.
carried
Comm
cusations
are
without
,
can
concern
opposition is from the Christie
was
to
arrest
90
Zionists.
The
order
for
these
arrests
was
ac
These
all unard Liners and Cunard
world to administer an orderly gov-
and Within three hours all the Zionists 1 foundation by very virtue of their, ufacture cigarettes."
on
"What about Zionism?" Mr. Straus ernment with equal rights to all races abs, aimed not so much again,
squad qf 30 agentslimultaneously
Ho . Ticker are good
.
i
.
Jews us against France and :n
i
contradictions.
Yet
there
is
a
kernel
th steed, oce tervicii in the

• •
heti lbessi arrested and imprisoned
them because our was asked. Ile replied:
and creeds. The present government


Should it develop that at any tit
t
li trut h i n all of th
such strange con- I "The Zionists have performed a under the British mandate accords all
wo d,
'
The
Roumanian
government
has
ordered
a
new
land
division
in
Besse-
I
French and British mandates
h as r oom for
o fbrther inforinatiiiti apply
Bessarabian peaants. This step has been 'life sts.
It is true, for instance, that I. great service in the pant in promoting that is best and practical for Jews and withdrawn, the old contest be
u
on
of
Palestine,
to nearest authorized agent. t
rabic, giving preference to the
of r estora ti
Christians alike. While Zionism will Turk and Arab would mit
ave sun- the cause now
taken in an endeavor to win over the Bessarabian population. The govern- i I a
tr large number of Jews h amazing
but that
has bee n superseded by doubtless continue as a pious hope its
ment is undertaking this Poy,
I,
in accumulating
lic however, at the expense of the Jewish • ceeded
spring up and would result
rom whom it is taking the land away on the pre-
realization lies under the broad benev- capture of these two countries
CUNARD LINE
tense
that
farmers are
not cultivating all the land in their possession.lwealth and are today among the rich- I the constitution of Palestine
under the
rs
in the
Bessarabia,
f
me In selecting
far
wet people in th e wor ld , as we see j British mandate,
Sir olent provisions of the mandate.
1243 Wwhisgtew
,
Turks.
farme rs in • Bessnrabia.
The Arabs, who form 80 per cent of
Blvd.
when we' think of the Guggenheims.; Herbert Samuel, an experienced Brit-
This order affects 10,000 Jewish •
Detroit, Mick.
ish statesman, I,. ngl and has placed at
s is the Rothschilds, the Schiffs, the Rod-
Jev4"h
teacher
3
a
That the University of Vienna has on its staff 0
the fact revealed by the anti-Semitic press by its publication of a blacklist senwalds. But on the oor
other
hand,
Jews
even
ajority of the names mentioned in:, there are masses of p
h t e a chers, The mrs and assistants on the medical faculty in normal times, who are totally pau- II
of the Jewis
e
war's
after-1
of
th
in
ssors,
tructo
and pe rized becausethere
the list are of profe
p fessors of ph osophy
Forty-ve on the lin are roed
m ay be a few
blacklist i sil at the same! m ath. While
of the university. of jurisprudence. This
i inte nd
who have morem money
28 are list
professors
of honor for Austrian Jewry, for the majority of the names men-I thousandews use, there are
illions
can
than
a
time
. who are starving to death, and who
tioned in it are of universally known •
scholars.

. •
. • b Senator Robert M.1 are constantly in fear of massacres.
While a few Jewish individuals be-
The Hungarian petition, submitte d
I,aFollette, recently, is no longer being distributed, since its anti-Semitic long to the rulers of the world an d
ionolIIIIII81151011.1. 6
contents have become known. This statement is made in a letter by the guide the destiny of nations, others
It seems that the S
enator sub-
have less protection than animals.
Senator's son, Robert M. Larollette, Jr.
4 2} . IS !!
•• •41.1.

castling it. The Senator did
mined the memorandum in o a hurry,
In one part f the world Jews dese-
that the petition be included in the record, because it vies so long,
rn-
not ask
but
having been informed that it was an extremely important paper, het crate their own synagogues
ante
Five Passengers
and close up Jewish house' of
1 ples hip
Select Dancing Nightly
that a special Senate document be made of it.
er part they liter-
anoth
wors;
in
asked
• • • .
Ninety rhaluzim, members of the Zeire Zion party and also members of ally fight for the preservation
of
city of Kovno
ted in Ii ewish tradons. The ri ver.
re arres sect
the academic youth associations, Redline and Ilechover,the weJewish
ion i ts divided by the Villy
particular People
Minsk. These arrests were made at the instigation
On one
radicals
rebel
side of it Jewish of
1.0. b. Factory
of the Communist party. It is believed that after the conference of the ,
everythi ng tha is Jewish, on
in M insk, is over, a new aga inst
p
the
suburb
Jewish sections of the Commist arty,
convening
side,
in
other
particularly the suburb
mo vement,
Jewish
national
called
eds of of young Jewish
period of persecution against the
amon the Zionists, will begin in Soviet Russia, in accordae nc with resolu- I Slobodko, hun
day in
, men spen d 18drhours
by the conference. More arrests are expect e d.
Musicians—The B•nd You
I studying the Talmud, living in the
adopted
adopted
alai.
• . •

With.
Dance
Love to
A joint conference of Jewish and Arab railway workers took place at I atmosphere of the fifteenth
century.
natic ism, cannot de.
amalgama t ion. A corn- I Piety, even
st
he pious still
aifa for the purpose of discussing the queion
of
fa can and
the
matter.
it.
The trade our scribe One
H
mittee as
to take further steps in
w appointed
of the Jewish
railway workers, the Locomotive, will from now on appear worldly, and one can be religiously
l and still tke an interest in
a
situa tion fnatica
er
these students in
also in Arabc.
The
decinion
of this confence
creates a new labor
vely p olit ical affairs,
t exclusi
i
n
movement
was
,
trade
unio It is now, however, beginnnig to Slobodko live only in the old Baby.
wish
workers.
in Palestine. Up till now the
sru-
rew Turi
j
e
schoolsthe
Ileb
participated in by the J
spread among the Arabs, who are showing a willingness to co-operate withllonian and i n of worlf
almpu dic
d o
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
deuce
.
myths
and
fairy
tales
called
Haggis-
the Jewish workers.
a e ••

..
U • . • site . have re- dab. At a time when the figure of
a Jewish insurrectionist and revolu-
The senate and the board of professors
jected the application made by the famous Vienna physicist, Dr. Horowitz, tionary like that of Leon Trotz y
$25 additional
Fire Dia ff'herfr and Nab SelPifounlinz Carrier,
for a private lectureship arivattlozent) at the university, on the ground stands out in bold relief, Chassidists
that he is an East European Jew and a Socialist. Dr. Horowitz demanded in the government of Witebsk are
that the senate should give him a statement in writing explaining the mo- making a superhuman effort to pre- I
tives for rejecting his application. This the senate refused to do, where- serve Chassidism in its old local form
llorewitz submitted a protest to the minister of education, who and color. The meek Talmudic stu-
Dr.
upon
immediately annulled the decision of the senate as being in contravention dent of the old-fashioned Yeshibah in
of the law. Despite this, Dr. Horowitz will not be given his lectureship, the Ukraine is a contemporary of the
Seter"-A
since no lectureship can be held at the university without the consent of daring, Jewish Bolshevik commissar
....vrsr."
1
e sonensw-sn-
in Soviet Russia.
the senate.


a .
•-s.s -
For every philanthropist we have
ine tss Ocean Front
The remains of ex-Captain Joseph Trumpeldor and his comrades, who a miser, for every scholar, an igno-
fell four yews ago in defense of Tel Hai, have been transferred from their ramus, for every pious Jew, an athe- ,
America and European Pleas.
temporary grave at Kfar Gileadi to the grave situated between Kfar Gileadi ist. There is no average. It is either
N•w Hydriatic Baths.
took part in the procession, including
light or darkness; either robust health
and Tel Hai. Several hundred people
Golf Privilege. •nd Garage.
all the local sclnoil children. Trumreldur was a Russian soldier in the Russo- or appalling disease, either great joy
Bathing From Hetel.
the only Jew raised to the rank of officer in the Czarist or deep sadness, mountain or vale.
1,,,
,ur
Japanese war.
corated for
JOEL HILLMAN. Prwklest.
g and was four ti mes
army. Ile lost an arm in the campain
deland. Dur. It is striking variety all through.
int the
I 1 ' P l estine and worked
.
There seems to be no meter in Jewish I
er a ■ s
bravery.
second in command to Colonel Patterson. Trumpeldor
r yt m.
It life • it Is often wit out
ing the war he served
ere :
:
was about 35 yea rs old at the time of his death. His last words were
It is this uneven.1
is all free

ness,
this
lack
of
rhythm.
that
arouses,
our
country."
Idr
di,
is good to

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The article of incorporation of the American Joint Reconstruction the suspicion of the peoples we
who
she1.1
d ,
produce
ient times
te ter
rticles
ndon. To Th e incorp orati on a
ancand a Jesus Chri ti the
staof a Bar Kochba
Foundation have been the lished in Loare:
pert
any
r
all
o
ver
o
take
Jewish boldness ,
pubfoundation
of
as
"The
one
representingg
ness,
Jewish
that the purposes
revo- ,
assothe on known War Suf.: Jewish aggress
in
propert of the u ncorporated
the fu nd s a nd
Committee for ciatiRelief
lu tionarys spi rit, and the other Jewish
can Jeu i h Jo inty Distributi on
p
American
y
Jewish
moderation.
ferers." and to Ilse h te saki funds and propert and other funds and ron.
and
om for the relief or be nefit m eekne s
a '
n and the income therefr
erty
of poor
the as•ociatio
of any
and needy Jews by assisting them to become self-supporting. The present ky;
times have produced
Trotswhen and also a Rabbi Sha- i
and needy J ews, either with Leon who.
to
or
for
the
benefit
of
poor
advance MOS SI
performance
guarantee
the purpose
h t his I
without security, aml for
like
to of , piro,
because the
o y thoug
death
r
procure for the foundation recognition in any part of the by the Poles
a gnal
si
place. ' Mincha prayer WRS
contracts. To
or
I enemy, marched to his execution with
British Empire or in any foreign country
• • •

The grave of the "Righteous Proselyte," Count Valentine Potozky, in such meekness and calmness
that ,
mpressed.t
Vilna, has bee.. violate by unknown vandals, much to the distress of the even his murderers were iis
dort time ago the famous tree growing on the grave To say that Jewish life rich in
hongh it is lacking in inter-
local pomilatieo A s h
175 years old and is' color, alt
dow n by unknown persons. The grave is
WAS c ut
reverence by the Jewish and non-Jewish population because .sting momenta, is inadequate. it The
with I
utsiderho
comes to observe
o
great
held in
The sory
has it that V
alen tine, a :
t
d
of the tragic story connected with
n
year
an
k
the
young prince of the poble family of Potozky , while in Paris, i
1735. became acquainted with a Jewish wine seller, with whom he studied' must see in it downs
a regular
madhouse.
are
conusing
Amst er- It s ups and one
the Bibie and Hebrew. Deciding to become a Jew, Potozky left for
his en ough, and
dam, where he embraced the Jewish faith, to the great displeasure of searches in vein for
family. When he returned to Poland he lived for a long time incognito one strong, regulating motive. What
I
Jew in the tittle village of lljea, near Vilna. iscovered, how- is permissible with one
group of Jews'
t her, and what lei
as a
o death and burned ■ is taboo with ano
la a curse with an-
by the then existing Polish Inquisition , senten ced t
I ideal with
I
he
king,
arrived
t
by
sent
ardon,
p
' other. Yet the Jews are all one peo-'
M take on Hay 21, 1749. A letter of
at t h e e s

too late.

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Cylinder barrels receive five machining opera-
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