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OL. XV,

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THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN

New York Approves j HOUSE SENDS BACK

25

UNE IS PROJECTED
TO MODERNIZE EAST
SIDE OF NEV YORK

To

Repo r

t situation

Obs erved In London

I J. P. ADLER, D BARED Lew isohn Reforrns IMMIGRATION BILL
ows
By s
FOR CONFERENCE
. LINES OF EAST PLAY prim., Betterment

amous ewish Actor Makes
FFi nal J Appearance On
New York Stage.
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AUDIENCE UNNERVED
BY PITIFUL SIGHT

Presi-
Julius Miller, Borough

of Manhattan, Urges
Immediate Action.
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OBJECTIVE OF PLAN
IS BETTER HOMES

dent

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Sees Ultimate Disappearance

for

)er-

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its

a all
VIC-
king
Vie-

lUE

tting on well
ne. The main
Christian Ar-
h against the
and England.
.t any time the
landates were
retest between
uld naturally
remit in the
euntries by the

NEW YORK.—Plans to naalccnizo
are now Mar,. tho
tla East side
11,,erl of Estimates, whose a pi, reeal
of the undertaking is asked he'
lecraugh President Julius SI ill, r.
President Miller says that the initial
onverting the East Side from
step in c
a section of dil
apidated de la buildings,
end crime,
bremling diaea se, poverty
,
into a section of model tenement
with landscaped streets and court-
yards will require. an appropriation
of $1,C00,00 0 .
widen-
The money is required for wie

ingAllen street from East Houston
is a nat.
st reet to East Broadway. It
row thoroughfare (destructed bar then
elevated railway which throws the
alai
street Mtn perpetual gloom 111111
seals the southern end of First ave•
and south thorough -
nue as a north
fore,
Give. a New Traffic Outlet.

Plan Urged

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of Conditona Creating
Unhappiness.

ts.!..'

el,

Te
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Fcted As Detroit's
Dist i nguish e

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Per Year,

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1924

LOUIS LIPSKY

CHIEFTAIN
GIVE A'RRFSS

Guest of Honor Makes Plea for
Understanding and
Sympathy.

Passage.

_pa

in this the narrow vote of 191 to 171, the
NEW YORK. e
gration bill as reported by (h:
flay' a played the lad in a tragedy prisan legislation ever taken
At Ili: date. It comes as a result eef the ex- joint House-Senate conference coin- .
a Prison
for ahich he was not billed
"an request he returned to the stage, latuative Committee,
study and labor
(if
eif which
Adoloh mittee was, on motion Of Congress. ,
y ears. far Survey oh!) was chairman, appointed by nn' Sabath, rejected by the House 1
after a retirement 01 two
a and sent back to conference
rfrmae
nc at the I oa ; s
per
o
Mr. atm,
i
1
gun - ,
Si finalar
ma Governor Smith back in 91 9.
with instruetions to the House
sed t
o f 711. Ile, was ad ve:rti
;+;:,.
.
Senate on
Theater, Lew isolm personally 'net the expense ferees to disar m.° with the
near in the Secotal Avenue
this inquiry.
the smcalled Coolidge provision pod-
ti avenue unit Second street, in of
Its Outstanding Feature.
"The outstanding feature of the peening Japanese exclusion to March,
t the
he title
title role of "'The Stranger,
DAVID A. BROWN
many years ago.
written for hi
law is that it prov i des for a mod- 1925.
This set-back to the immigration ,
In the theater 2,000 Jewish face's' new
tio
the dusty stage, waiting for ern
industrial
system
in
prisons
un•
der as competent a superintendent as bill resulted from a combinan o , ________
I stared at
The forces between thee l'acific coast ;
persons,
10,000
Con- I
h entrance. Outside
and women with private industries demand.
'• era are to be paid a reasonable Japanese eaclusionists, led by
old shuffling neon .
and
.1(
shawls
and with
faces heads,
Congressman I
over their
muttered and , wage. based upon what they actua y gressman Raker of by
California,

Democrats, led

10 Cents

Detroit Jews in Paying
Notable Tribute.
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CALLED DYNAMIC FORCE
IN AMERICAN JEWRY

York
NEW YORK. — The' Nev•
mes, writing editorially, warmly
—
Ti
o
commends the prison reoreanizatin
REPORTING OF BILL
pan
urged
by
the
Prison
Survey
l
THOUGHT UNLIKELY
ommittee, of whiedi Adolph Lemi
C
iehilanthropid.
, sohn, the hanker It and
Sabath
of Chicago Leads Move
writes thus:
' l
was chairman.
Legislature a pproved the
to Keep Bill from Final

I. AA

$3.00; Per Copy,

Leading New Yorkers Vie With

Postponement of Japanese Ex-
elusion Provision Basis .4
Recommitment.

wAsniNGT0N. 1J.

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GREAT CITIES
d TWO
on JOIN IN HONORING
DAVID A. BROWN

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Monarch of Yiddish Theater
, "The
i trier reoreanization lelan urged by
Makes Exit Amid Tears
cal 11101-
Governor Smith in his annua
Of Thousands.
l
'are. In :signing the bill he sai that
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-- Jacob P. Adler it ia the most progressive step in

t

rit

By Banker Elicits
Commendation.
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Telephone
C.; I. ENDALE

The Jews of America, represented
by men who are , taking an illustrious
in in one Of the most vital under-
taking, to which the Jews of the
world are elevating themselves—the
rebuilding of Palestine—joined the
Jewiah citizenship of Detroit in pay-
ing homage to Detroit's outstanding
few, law of the signifie•ant figures in
in America,
contemiemary Jewish
in-
anti, tie J
sist, throughout the world. The tri-
bute a•as paid at a dinner given In
_ -- honor of David A. Drown at the Hotel
Stigler last Sunday evening, when
300 of the men and women who make
Jewish history in Detroit assembled
mil acclaimed him their beloved

lire

EDITOR DISCLOSES
BIGOTRY SOURCES t

toward the box office. No do and their parole is to be de. the
Tennessee, minority leader,
lrlsonnlia ;iew York, delegated by the
i
pushed tickets. Police canoe tram the , ternaneel in some degree by their Garret of
, National Koren Bayonet the Detroit
Z1,0 111S
Fifth street station. But the crowd , work record. This is beginning again who apparently seized the opportun-
Inore
branch of which arranged the testi-
,tayed. Its murmurs could be heard , where: a beginning was
made
on anal
a ity
of making
a political
de-
Joseph Silver•
years
ago
prive
Coolidge:
of the move
Pacific to coast
Bernstein Reveals Monarchist mania', came Rabbi
....
in the. coming presidential elee-
, smaller scale jUst 100
nun, who is one of the nestors of
TO
I states
e
and
Menace
of
Re-
time
later,
for
want
of
insale the theater.
mane
Devices
evic
s
the Reform movement and who re-
where, 1 meat of sound industrial ' I • placing thee Democratic patty;
Old Admirers in Audience.
Palestine,
to World Peace.
I
from
on record as favoring absolute im-
.
eeently returned
ac
Tlic curtain went up ..0 minu i.
methods and because of hampering mediate Japaneee exclusion : as o.
where he wit ceased "the greatest
Louis Lipsky to Discuss Vital
an actress
iS
late. Aeller's wife, Sarah,
The audience laws, the experiment left off. It
posed to Coolielee's canservative pol.,
event
in
3,000
years
of
Jewish
his-
Herman Bernstein, editor of the
Mr. Miller explains that the widen-
the author of the bill
Conditions at Meeting
Roth-
-till, was OD the stage.
'
icy of delay and conciliatam.
the other
• actors. following, RA
Jewish Tribune, war correspondent , teeny" unfolding itself ; atorris
Allen street will afford proper
disregarded her and
e the specific recommenela-
ing of
Reporting
of
Bill
Unlikely.
enberg,
chairman
of
the
executive
•
I
,
5
t , authority on Russian prate-
connections between First avenue
Their eyes fastened on the
,
, Tombs, made
ayetio , and
lumaetnhiteiseras,
where Adler would appear, Many of lions of a warden of the
to lower Broad-
betas and for many years a leading . board of the Karen
and East Er01111W11)I
t(i'on hen killer the ,
Berman Conheirn, national treasurer.
I figure in American Jewish affairs, at
Lipsky, chairman of the na- them saw him play "The Stranger" just "'Let
fifty the
years
ago:
way and the Battery, and between
prisoner
share in his elic Ste° c1m(1
L01118
Most Dynamic Figur..
2:1 years the
ago,
Others of carried
Adler
,
First avenue and Water street. This
xecutive committee of the , through
streets
London
40 earnings,
and let the percentaoe of immigration bill this session because i the :ulnae' meeting of the Men's ,
eVellilllr
will restore to First avenue its full tional e
They came t they said, to express
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Temple Club last 'Wednesday
Of America and
(Turn to lest
page.)
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years ago on their shoulders after he his earnings increase at every stage
capacity as a north and south thor- Zionist Organization
_
I declared that the anti-Semitic move- their delight in honoring. Mr. Brown
, of advance; make the rules of con-
oughfare from the Harlem river to influential member of the 1 -" Id
meta sponsored and fostered by as the most dynamic figure in the
Page Five) duct so stringent that it will costh
its southern terminus, and should Zioni i Executive, will address a
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Henry Ford was based upon a fierce , w hole panorama of effort for Jewish
, great effort to gain all the credit
They spoke
relieve traffic congestion, hei inies,nweting of interest to Zionists,
xterminate th e Jewish! betterment 81111 p ra t,
1
I eagerness to e
contributors to the Keren Ilayesod -------
marks. Introduce many of the most
greatly
Ipeople and wag imported to America for the most part of the significance
useful trades, let the prisoner have
says.
aar. Miller points out that the and to the general Jewish public 'clock,
Sun-
by the reactionaries in Russia anel' of his entrance into the work of the
his choice to learn; take time to erad-
.
street will wipe out day evening, May
Prussia whom the war had discredit•' Keren Ilayesod after he returned
II of the Shaarl'V
b i te .'
nine pt Al len
b
s ociologists in the assembly
ed and who seek to regain power y fmm
foralestin
Pe, whit er
Offer. Incentive.
What has been called by
himself what the country is
act
which
from
a
several
DETROIT
,
tioonf. a vast scheme of Jewish' ,,,,,
"The
privisions
of
the
and
recently returned
at it is capable of
Sufferers
Brought
Back
to
rmaejaanas
dieine
and
whet
of New York City.'' His plan pro-
Governor Smith signed make it pos-
the strangely
vides for the condemnation of the en. months' stay in London, will eh:scribe
Clo
achieving and to imbibe
m
Studied Ford Closely.
each
Health Praise Efforts of the ,
ho
.
•
tire Allen street frontaee for 10 conaitions in the: World Zionist Or- Rabbis Kook, Shapiro and Ep - ,ible to offer an incentive to
m
w
h i c hw
e
t
c
Mr. Iternstein, who was on the urging spirit
ht: emoanyd ub
and the present situation
dt
ss
or
a
ow
p
t:roi:isots4efritn.
i
National Hospital.
Fordand , mute through Palestine love it and
on the east side of the street. ganization
peace ship expedition with Ford
b locks
prop erly h that he
Stein Will Spend Several
"While a public improvement of among the Jews of Europe and Pales-
obtained a close-un view of the menu. eager to serve it.
the earlier paroled. Beyond this is
Days As City' Guests.
gas nature must necessarily destroy tine,
lavaay al ,
Detroiters who have had the benefit facturer, indicated the origin of
"Greatest Event in History."
while in Loath. Sir.
the e, acquisition of some honest means
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a number of old gloomy tenements,
"David A. Brown," said Rabbi Sil-
of treatment at the National Jewish Ford's anti-Jewish devices. The pro.
of
support
when
he
does
CO
out.
That
Rabbi Abraham I. Kook, chief
now
domiciles,
the
doing dressed himself to a variety of vital
.
con.
,
venm,
"saw the ideal inherent In
Hospital
at
Denver
are
interested
in
of it occupied
will he a as
distinct
public
benefit,„
tocols
by
which
he
had
laid
so
much
the act carries with it the burden of
matters occupying the attention (If '
the Zionist program and was caught
the Greater Actions Comniittee, the rabbi of Palestine; Rabbi Abraham two unnecessary officials, kept for the work undertaken by Detroit Jews store were found to be a forgery
in the world move- Ber Shapiro, chief rabbi of Lithu-
says Mr. Stiller in his comniunication
to
raise
their
share
of
the
$350,000
cocted
by
the
leading
propagandist
of
,
up
with
it. He sensed, after consid-
reasons,
does
not
detract
Mordecai lap- tiartisan
anis, and Rabbi gases
to the Board of Estimate. "The: time . governing group
hich the hospital is asking of Amer- the Russian monarchists in America,' .ring every aspect of the movement
stein, rabbi of Slobodka, Lithuania, from its chief merit. Governor Smith w
.
f
the
purpose
of
erect-
is not far distant when tenements of man,.
France,
England
and
Germany.
Their
in
his
keenly
searching manner, the
great credit for this achieve-
'
and clean of the famous rabbinical deserves
Sheeted 25 Years Ago.
this type should be entirely supplant-
that
will accom-
meat, but the public should remember li cnagn a new
C
00 building
additional
patients.
The acceptance by Ford was pronipted by , fact that it is the greatest even
eel
by
model
tenements
attractively
the
chagrin
which
followed
his
ludic-
peasant
day
history
because it is hu-
arranged'on wide streets giving ade- Born in Rochester in 1876, Mr. academy of that city, will be nom-
the , that it would not have been possible m overt 1
comes
euests of the Detroit Jewish
inability
of the to an attempt to bring the late war manitarian in its motive and just in
uidi
ty from May' 29 to June 2. The except for the thorough work of a move tel adet another
quote light and air. A means should Lipsky became identified with
Jewish
more
than
mmusty
America
peace
deon-
•
as
purposes,
whereas
the present do-
a result of the building
I
l life in m
committee directed and supported by
hospl to provide room for the in- to an end by means of
lee found now to provide better homes communa
sphere
of Jewish
that ings of moat of the great countries
activit y widened
after
a few delegation, which has been hailed in a public-spirited private citizen."
ago. His when,
ita numbers applying for treat- stration in neutral European ed
asing
anon-
many of the great cities of the United,
Side tits- 25 years
of
the
world
are
inspired
by sel fish-
throughout the entire East
tries. Mr. Bernstein declar
cre
years of service in Jewish journal- St ales and given triumphant recep-
induced to venture upon the ness and a state of mind that needs
trim.
tnent.
in the interest of the re-
__or
nes,
comes
but
the
words
hate
and
greed
proper-
Only • Prelimin•ry Step.
Among the Detroit persons who I Ford was expedition by Mm e. Rosika
t i
"Careful consideration should be ism, he became: the associate
edit the ligious and educational schools in Eu-
under
have had the boon of health restored I peace ship
J8WeSS and ly to describe it,
to
them
at
the
National
Jewish
llos-;
Schwimmer,
a
German
"Thus, as one eef the men who are
riven also
to the
f act will
that lee
money
of the American
Hebrew Joseph Ja- rope and Palestine, the activities of
spent
for this
purpose
well editorship
of the scholar,
Sherman and Mrs.! for years a leading European femin-
Amer'
pital
are Belastnck,
Isadore , Mr. Sherman was ist and pacifist. While crassine the' bringing home to the Jews of
Sophia
the ice their duty as regards Palestine
e, New 1 ork Tele- elisions that have arisen as a result
c
discharged from the hospital more Atlantic, before he abandoned
where
large
rum-
draniatic
the
war.
taken
with
graph
and
subsequently
the
editor
of
f
had
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acc easible to places
doubts and misconceptions
The delegation w ill art ive in De- Elaborate Exercises to Mark than three years ago and lives with ship and the group he
hers
of people work.”
his family in Denver, where he en- him, Ford on one occasion expressed . of the
Commenting
on his plan, President the Maccabaean monthly
niaeazine,
the then
Fades-1 Iron May '2 and will be given a ban-
da,. himself as being unable to under- and that
who
are clearing
the central
atmosphere
hovered
about the
theory
organ of
of
House
of
a t t the new'
the official
I
Opening
y American • Zionists esta ilis ie quet the: same evening
joys splendid health and is complete- stand why Jews should be, discrimi- an.1 purpose of Zionism, he is playing
Miller said it was "simply the initial
a
,Talmuel Torah. Philadelphia and By-
Worship.
the
part
of
a
Jewish
statesman,"
in
Deal,
which
was
later
chanaed
to
ly self-supporting.
nated against.
•tep" towards modernization of the non
y under the name of New nen avenues. David A. Brown, who..
by Failure.
Focal Point in Jewish Affairs.
Life Seemed Lost.
, committee
0 weekly'
whole East Side.
Jean of ontiac
doubtedly
A ith his accession to t lea is general chairman of the
s
Fred at Butz et who presided at
"When I lay in Harper Hospital,"
Embittered
by failure
and • reedit
a l e stine.
"This improvement un
Embittered
i
•
the
delegation's
visit,
will
.
.
edicate their community Pontiac writes Mr. Sherman in a letter to Mil- . nor how
' his sponsoring
of the Maccabaean
his
conceit
had
nosairecteei
will
d
will serve as an inducement to real P • liteers'aip
'
id e.
''
Old €'
a journalist became nation- ! pres
recently completed at a cost of $35,- ford
Stern, "and
who is
(Meeting
drive
in Detroit,
the
doctors the
told
no: ---,-
hie mind, the manufacturer
an the
speakere'
that point
Mr.
scheming fell
Russian
Brown
today table,
stands declared
as the focal
estate owners to tear down their
as
hiassineeting June I
5, at
the dis. : 000, Sunday afternoon, May a
buildings and replace
them yield
with wide
fame
which would
and thus he became closely hien-
the
in American Jewish affairs, for "he
con-
A massmeet Mg at which
e ded
that I had tuberculoeis,
easy
prey to charlatans whe ne l;
!ting,uished visitors will be the prin. I 2:30 o'clock. The program will
betel my
out first
noth-
monarchist
tenements
model
returns to the owners " he continued. titled with the Zionid movement from
ing for no:.
entered
life the National American money to rue Ain ehaut
t eta- the
in the
one man
who all
has classes
succeeded
in
, cip:el speakers will be held Sunday I sist of the following: Opening prayer thought
bringing
together
of Jews
was I that
ebuild the entire its early beeinines.
by Ilenry J. Berkowitz, associate
, in efforts which concern all of them
selves and their cause
nally we can r
A dvance Wa• Rapid.
montane, June I.
' and which will achie
con -
that
rabbi
at
Temple
Beth
El,
Detroit;
the
ev
.
fact
l
ac
Fast
Stele.
The
situation
in
that
part
j
Hospital
for
Consuntptives
in
a
for
them
"The distressing
Eas
•
advances in the Zionist move- •
.,.
His were
successive and rapid. In ' Joseph H. Ehrlich P chairman of
of the cite. •is such that it is high time meat
r ,rii propa g,anda is that it ernanat. a ere atm AA as a cc mmunity which they
he was electell secretary of the the committee arranging the details I lighting of the Perpetual Light, by dition of great depression, feeling , Ford
e a remedy naive cannot attain by
y working in separate
It should be improved.
ration of American Ziooists and o the visit. of Rabbis Kook, Shapiro !Joseph Barnett; delivery of the key, that life Woo utterly lost.
propose
1908
f
the
"But it was not lone before I real- old
from
a P"'
nom
who . hu
.
o. f P
r. t C
1 proud
his winonfil•hif.
"The particular street we
i• . eroups." Mr. B utzel enumerated
city's ', Fede chairman of the national caeca- and Epstein. A. J. Kaufman, assist- by Miss Ada Meyer; acceptance of ized that I had a fighting chance. The , e ! a
ivities, all of national importance,
t„ start with has been called the
T h at he en n man who, because
by Theodore Levin, Robert Levee- the key by Sidney M. Netzorga presi-
C
. ' act
welfare liter committee of the feileratiien. In ed nberg,
o . 1.,,,
in which Mr. Brown is engaged as the
Abraham Levin and Isadore dent of the Jewish Community en- glorious sunshine of Colorado, coo-
'plague spot' by social 81T11
e
pled with perfect treatnient, loving phenomenal
success, , appead,
t a i
good place to start live
popular imagination,
mal. • par
arooelline h•ader.
workers. It IR a •
Zionista
was
reorganized
as the Levin, is directing the publicity and ter. Rabbi I. L. Brill (ef Flint will
when the
Federation
of Aineri-
,,,,
arrangenienta deliver an address on "The Jew in attention, absolute cleanliness and decidedly
orse. .
with improvement, not only because 1918,
"hl r. Brown," said Herman Con-
taking charge of the ,
Dr. Leo
but can
nouris
e
,
most
An American lame.
for the banquet and massmeetine. t he Smaller Communities
its cleaning up is most urgent
'aim paraphasing a Latin proverb,
plentiful food of the ,
Zionist Organization of Aniericie, h
of
II
real estate value ,
-came, saw and was conquered by
Rubiner of the First State • M. Franklin of Temple Beth El, Do- quality, performed its miracl e hing
"But the issue of anti ',III
far
organ
izatia
also b e cause the
. .
"The Future of
h under- became secretac a'
a , Junto,
•
k
Rope and ambi-
e•.i
l'alestine. Now that it is evident that
rot ,
American, not Jewish.
health-restoration.
really are neg iya
Bank is serving as treasurer.
fi ll s my ; ism so completely ne
•
negate
onvention he
the •few
taking will not involve any prohibi-
ddlicalobbi j lion came back and today it
be starting with
a le when
when at
held
the taat
Cleveland
positian c anti
VITecoanee
(Turn to Page Two)
m
o
e
on
o
relA
de n
V,
d ideals
tive cost. We will
:•ted general secretary of the
emir,
Th • niii'auaiTn"(7f*tiliett:lie7;tion c an-
•
Mu-
'
ta
rammber
"It is impossible to put down on ice was founded and b. , •
the cheapest land in all theeas t
inatfinu2a5noc.tmofethhile.: tahwealproaga
"Zioniat Organization of America.
will
be
rendered
paper all that I feel and all that I that it seems to be the
and in the end its value should be year later he' was elected chairman eel tre,.riissieLosunedautehaetiacTo
of whom 30.00 throughout the afternoon.
owe to the National Jewish Hospital. " this county' to check Ili ,
greatly enhanced.
young men,
"We are going to open the eyes of . the organization at the Philadelphia
Movement Started Last Fall,
Separatien from her husband and disease before it spreads
to whieh Position he 1923.1
was dean
and
are
orphans,
in
Europe
and
Palestine,'
The Jewish community of Pontiac,
the real estate men to the possibili- conventian ,
fare anti-Semitism is
from
the
source
re-elected in Baltimore in June,
ho a re regarded as
(Turn to last pnge.)
peace is impossible in
ties of the East Side."
which
the
Jewish
spirit
is
tee
draw
its
riga.)
the recognized leader of Ameri-
(Turn to last
tolinist Succeed. Guld•ve Tinlot in
As
greatness is jeopardized.
this
work,
• t to was
the Carlsbad future over. To neglect
New York Symphony.
—
Mr. Bernstein decried
held in August Rabbi Kook and his associates de-
congress, which
manifested in the Unite
clare, may result in the extinction
an Anwri-
at
the
brad
of
.
NEW TORE. — Harry Harkness
of last year,
ward isolation.
can delegation consisting of more of the Jewish religion and spirit in
Hagler, president of the Symphony
"Isolation," said the •
as it is by
than 30 persons. Ile was elected vice the old world, menaced
Society, announced that Mischa Mis-
gets moral destruction.
con- • difficulties from many and relentless
Delegate. From All Over Michigan president of the congress and
chakoff had been nominated to take
gram of men who have fe .,
ducted
practically
most
of
the
ses-
.
quarters.
The
Central
Relief
Com-
Expected to Attend.
''''' the first violin desk in the New York
the lesson which the I .
I mittee, which is sponsoring the visit
Symphony Orchestra next season in
--
(Turn to last p
of the delegation to this country, is
Delegates representing 11'nai B'rith sions there• -- -- --
succession to the present concert
', directing its energies exclusively to ,
lodges throughout Michigan will as-
c
is^
Tna ster, Gustave Tinlot. Nomination
,,,,,
I the work of continuing undiminished
"
in this case is equivalent to an elec-
semble at the Hotel Steller Sunday ri-trsa
THE HEIM* THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE
PLANS i k, ...ss.” •
the work of the Jewish religious
du -
HIC•40
afternoon, May IS, at 2 o'clock, for
1
en The violinist will b e g in h is
t h.
I schools and academies throughout
ties next fall, under the direction of
the annual convention of the atichi•
i Europe and Palestine.
an B'nai B'rith Council. A recep.
Walter Damrosch and two later guest
WI!! Hold
Congregation Emma
conductors, Bruno Walter and Vladi-
tion in honor of the visitors will be
Da , roil Heclasesh Gathering Funds
Exercises Jun. t5
held by Pisgah Lodge in the evening
mir Golschmann.
for
Medial
Activities.
■
rual
,••
••olo
at its lodge rooms, corner Brush and
Mischa Mischakoff first came be-
at
-••
1
_____
Exercises marking •
Adams avenue. A varied program of
ca.
fore
the local public last year as the
,. . - s
g 500
-- -
the corner stone of t
entertainment has been arranged.
The Detroit Chapter of the Hades-
only successful candidate amonn
the
,
Cam.' Oscar A. Brown Chosen Student Cap
a
gegen.
building
of
reill
be
no
meeting
Monday
t•i•a•
of
competing
for an appearance i
sah
Organization
is
conducting
T
.Mhaey
Emanu
El
at
the
nortt
•
Night Speaker.
sun. open-air Stadium concerts given dur-
Finsterwald, Bernard Gins- paign for funds to be applied toward
Taylor and Wilson evil •
ing the summer by the veterann or-
Adolph
Leo- the support of the Medical Unit in
.• a d, for
was
iladassah
day afternoon. June 1
Lester
Oscar A. Brown of Cleveland
burg, Adolph Freund and oe
Dear Mr. Cur:sins:
at the Palestine, which is under
• •, last chestra of the New York
l
dg
chosen
by
the
student
body
of
the
the
new
edifice
wa-
nt
the
monic Society under Van Hooestra-
t
your
eidtorii
cold will represe
folloi •
a.
and Lodge direction.
For months
August and building oi c •
made his entrance thus un.
done by the Medical University of Michigan student cap
convention of District Gr
put., ten. lie
.
The work
,
night
speaker.
Cap
night
is
the
obi-
I
eel
several
months
age
6,
to
be
held
at
Sioux
City,
Iowa,
)
a
a
con.
der
circumstances of unusual popular
NI).
Unit, which includes infant welfare
I
- .h titer ttJewish Chroni rte. old t eo"or read
ed that the first floor,
May Lodge
2N. At a
the
last meeting
PIN - and clinic stations, is a large factor est and most impresaive ceremony
ready interest. In the year intervening he
n
•
gab
resolution
was of
adopted
interests, and r
lace at the university. Fif- I
tain the vestry room,. •
Feast of has given recitals at Carnegie Hall
54-ire your devotion For T•1•138
p
at the in the rehabilitation of Palestine. It taking thousand
people gather in his-1
for occupancy for ••• t,. Si and and the Town hall and has appeared
teen
digest; •-
instructing delegates to urge
dnIre
of the Meaical Unit to
le
-her there is holy and true. I ■
Weeks, to be celebrae
convention that the order of Wrati be the, aim
,
pioneers
in
good
health
so
brie
Sleepy
Hollow
in
Ann
Arbor
tot
-,melers in in Sunday night concerts at the Met-
keep t he
9. It is planned to I. I I
Or 50110
It'rith co-operate mime fully with the they
Ideng until ropolitan Opera Rouse.
'' can carry on theP work and to celebrate the transition of the classes.'
npinton end your f•orleeasess BA candor
the lower floor of th• lid •
existing
Jewish agency
for the
our- raise tae standards of health, sanita- I It is the night when the freshmen
The violinist was born in 1897 at
.r
f rebuilding
Palestine.
It was
will be-
no,
1-ond
operations on the ups, . !' air
thoref,., 371
the mulation of the university burn their caps.
Preeskurow, in. Podolia, Southwest
pose o
ong
e
lion and living am
gold medal
Oscar
Brown
12
years
ago
was
an
of
the
meetine
that
while
sat
the sense
maaiaave is Russia. In 1913 he won a
. Their work is social as well
order
The erection of the s', +mune! by as student at the St. Petersburg Con-
rs be immiersnt boy, coming from Rou-
no stand should be taken
zioniara, at 'are ,
regular readers, end send nyonreeekly to s;
.. by the
many of the worker
'
rticel
got-
mania.
He
will
graduate
from
the
I
the
result
of
a
growing
a
s
on the question of p
Mabel-hood servatory, where his teacher,
in medal service as %ell
unanimity
year. Ile w as on the
Dangle' Bouleverd.
Jewish residents in the dequate for gue•tf, was a pupil of Leopold Auer.
r ng trained
there was substantial
law school this
the desirability 01
par=ing.
rship
a
debating
team
for
two
for
a
place
of
worship
sincerer:
yonrs
.
t
.
as
tee
Very
university
among Jewry
arthwestern That famous master greeted the
Palestine and actively par- " The Medical t• ni is continually at-
grandchild"af -
the co mm unity In the. n
at, won first honors in oratorical
developing
youth as his "artistic grandchi
e of Work
to people
enlar g e in the outlying die- contests and represented Michigan in
section of the city.
one to MINIM
ticipating in the work.
e mpting
that the
The
building
committee
consists
of
ter
both
had
c
The campaign for the new home
t
Mischakoff in 1917 was concert
the same aid given 1 the national oratorical conteet held
at,-, le/6 4 /1-
•
st Ferry ave. so
receive
Jacob Warren, chair-
1 in Iowa in 1921. lie is a member of
of th e lo d ge a t oar, E a
• the following:
Satovaky, Eli Lightstone, master of the Petrograd Ortbestra
wing. Plans call for facts can and around the larger cen-
Sigma Rho and Kappa No Fra-
man; Max
in
ore
!Delta
those
rue lain f ull s
m
E. 111. Friedman, Ralph leberg and under Albert Coates, also associated
bu room. tare eel population. To do this
th e presentbuilding
dge
the a dditi o n t o ill
archi-, since then with the New York Sym-
1
be open next Sun- workers, more funds and more facia-
ternities. last year the students
for a
Jacob Levi. Robert Fenn is the
needed. The elected him president of the Jewish
of a large au ditorium and to
The violinist played
. phony.
Joseph J. :uomir,3,
training
are
tect.
w
ilding
The b u
t nr.1
A meeting of members and resi-, season at the Moscow Opera, and an-
nday
thereafter
ties
for
The appointment
of Mr. Brown is
from
10 d a. ev
m.
2 u p. sm. to afford Nurses Training School which Hadar- Student
Congregation.
Warsaw Philharmonic.
ery to S
y an
da
retrott deetsh Ctrontcln,
the
with
other
,ah supports in the Holy Land, has
tohlgan.
I dents in the neighborhood will be held I
of Russia, Pa-
aduated during the last three years the first honor of this kind bestowed
- etro It
the i He made concert tours
j Monday evening, Nay 19, for
and Germany before reaching
members an opportunity to inepect
will 1 I
bert Finn, architect, g everal native women as nurses. One upon a Jewish student in the CM-
1
purpose
of
working
out
plans
for
the
land
o
miers.
R
the pre
s of these graduates is taking a post- varsity of Michigan. The alumni
laying of the corner atone. New York.
announced th a t plans and specifics- se
graduate course at Columbia Uni- be represented by Edwin Denby, for-
few days and
tions will b e ready in a
in New York in order more mer Secretary of the Navy. Cap night
June
,
that exca vation will commence
ing
will
be of $50,000.
effectively
to serve her people. will be celebrated May 17.
1. The
cost
enlarging the
build- , remit)

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