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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1924
VOL. XVI. NO. 11
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Col. Kisch, Ambassador To His Own REGARD FREE LOAN
FUND
$000 Visits President
NAUMBURG,BANKER FOUNDATION
WILLED $300 GIFT DONOR OF $50
On Peace Effort Country, Reviews Palestine's Status PLANS AS URGENT
GIFT
TO
LIBRARY
AND MUSIC PATROL
Political Emissary of Zionist Executive Sees Sun of Prosperity
Rabbi Coffee Calls on Coolidge
ECONOMIC MEASURE
and Adjustment Scattering Its Rays on Progressively
WESTERN
NOTABLE
and
Urges
Him
to
Further
Growing Community in the Land of Israel.
DIES AGED 90 YEARS
Plans for Concord.
Increase in
,
Sum Sent to Keren Hayesod Office by
Executors.
'
Louis Dann, treasurer of the Pales-
,
Capital Funds Seen
, tint• Foundation Fund for Detroit, re-
By GERSHON AGRONSKY
ceived a cheek of $300 from the
executors of the will of the late Sam-
WASHINGTON. -- Rabbi Rudolph
JERUSALEM.—The unique position of being sentimentally as well as
eel Rosenthal, for many years a resi-
I. Coffee of Temple Sinai, Oakland, politically an ambassador to his own country is that of Col. Frederick II.
Hem of Petoskey and Detroit, who
Kiseh,
the political representative in Palestine of the orld Zionist Or-
Calif., called on President Coolidge
Mr.
died in this city last winter.
ganization. Born into Zionism and British colonial service, the son of an
_
Dann turned over the check to Jacob
last Friday and urged hi nt to do
English Zionist with a record in Indian service, Colonel Kisch Was not free
Miller, regional director of the Keren
everything in his power to further to follow his Zionist inclinations until after the war. Previous to his present
Ilayesed for the state of Michigan,
the efforts to promote the peace of appointment, Colonel Kisch was "otherwise engaged." As a youth of 19
who acknowledged the receipt of the
the world. Ile reminded the chief he was the holder of a commission as second lieutenant In the Royal En- Recognition of Association's
contribution to the family of Mr. Ito-
and on the outbreak of the
The presentation of the
executive that exactly one year ago sineers He caw five years of service in India
Needs Deemed Vital to
that day the late Presidnt hording war was ordered to France, where he was twice wounded. Transferred on
check carries out one of the provi-
Superior
was to have addressed in San Fran• recovery to Mesopotamia, he was severely wounded there and thenceforth
Community.
, ions
of the deceased man's will,
employed
first
at
the
war
office
in
London,
then
with
the
Itritish
legation
which has just been probated. Mr.
cisco an assembly of minister-, in be. at the peace conference, and later with the British embassy in connection
Rosenthal for years was interested in
•
Interest in the effort of the Ile.
half of world peace and had planned with the elaboration and execution of the peace treaties,
NEW YORK.— Elkan Nauntburg the Zionist movement and actively
PORTLAND, Ore.— Crowning a
The youthful colonel (he is only 3f1 is entitled to place after his name brew- Free Loan Association to en-
of this city, merchant. banker and supported the enterprises conducted career of achievement with one of to explain to them how religious
large
its capital in order to extend its
patron of music, died July 31 in his under the auspices of the Zionist Or- the outstanding philanthropic gifts of groups could assist in promoting the the initials C. B. E. (Commander of the British Empire) for his work in
) S. 0. (Distinguished Service Order) usefulness among; small merchants
ll.' ganization Of America and of the Ke- the year, Ben Selling, one of the best amicable adjustment of differences connection with the peace treaty and P.
ninetieth year after a lingering fill.'
•for his services in the war. 'The and workmen by increasing the num.
nese. Two sons and four grandehil- ren llayesod.
known Jews on the Pacific coast, has arising between nations.
French conferred upon him the Croix her of well secured free loans is be-
Rabbi Coffee declared that as a
dren survive. Residents of New York
come to a commanding position in the
de Guerre, later making hint an of- coming general throughout the com-
have particular cause to be gratfeulI
limelight of national Jewish activity. mark of reverence on the oceasien
munity as the activities of the asso•
ficer of the Legion of Honor.
for the philanthropy and love of mu-
Mr. Selling, it was recently an- of the first anniversary .4 the (loath
dation are better understood. The
Experience Is Varied.
e ed
of President Harding and in acknow
d $ 0.000
nounced contribute5
on to eh
sic that were the p aramount motives
plan of the association is to secure a
Actual
military
experience
in
deal-
ts el f --
years of Mn; Naumburg's
gment of the l ate president's
ibrary of the Hebrew Union College
o f the la t
ing with men of all classes, as well minimum of $8,000 through $250
life, for it was he who presented to
t() celebrate his seventieth birthday. forts at achieving a lasting peace for 1
military
science
in
the
theoretical
life memberships and thus raise its
as
the for at a cost of $100.000, the
This gift has made it possible for the the whole world, President Coolidge t
sense, coupled with a knowledge of capital to $25,000. In view of the
college to acquire a collection of has resolved to exert every influence
beautiful stone bandstand, often
international problems—these were recurrent use of the funds, the as-
priceless literary and historical teens. toadvance peace efforts and to stand
called a "Temple of Music," in which
the gifts Colonel Kisch brought to sociation will, with its capital aug-
urea, including the manuscripts of unequivocally for the World Court.
the Goldman concerts are given in'
his Zionist duties in November, 1922, merited, be in a position to' Issue
The }'resident, according to Dr. Cot-
- ai
the Chinese-Hebrew colony at
the Mall in Central Park.
when he was invited by unanimous loans of approximately $75,000
fee, said that he hoped that religious
Crossing the Atlantic in a clipper
Fune-Foo.
vote of the Zionist executive in Lon- year, should conditions require. The
Dr, Solomon B. Freehof will con-
ship in 1850, Elkan Naumbure set-
Mr. Selling's interesting contribu- bodies will heartily co-operate in a
don to take over the control of the present situation, officer! of the as-
tion has widened by thousands the broad movement for world control. duct the supplementary services at organization's political department in sociation declare, is one characterized
---_
tled in Baltimore and started his ca.
NEW YORK.—Five hundred thou- circle of those who are interested in "The desire of the late President Temple Beth El during the coming Palestine. by more applications foe loam than
over as an employe of his brother-in-I
high holy days, according to an an-
law at a salary of $2 a week and sand Jewish workingmen afliliated the story of this western Jew, whose Harding to secure world peace." as-
After 18 months as Zionist pleni- In a number of years, with the result
board. The quality of his character with labor o rganizations constituting parents came with the "gold-rush" to eerted Rabbi Coffee, "lives in the nouncement made by the officers of mtentiary, Colonel Kisch permitted that the loans which are voted are
the congregation several days ago.
manifested itself that first year, for the United Hebrew Trades of this California and whose varied activities heart of his successor."
himself to look back, at the insistence necessarily entailer than the needs of
At the Sabbath evening service in Dr.I. reehof, who is professor o
at the end of it e sent
city have pledged It each to the cun- have made hint a dominant figure in
of the writer, Mid summarise for him the applicants require. Members of
t() his mother. It was not long before f'a ign fund of the Progressive ticket Pacific coast political, commercial , the Washington Hebrew Congrega- liturgy and Talmud at the Hebrew
the Jewish achievements in Palestine the board of directors, headed by Ja-
tion Rabbi Coffee offered a prayer in Union College, has spoken in Detroit
his brother-in-law took him into part- I headed by Senator La Follette of philanthropic and Jewish activity.
in the political as well as the eco- cob Nathan, chairman, are pointing
memory of President Harding and in- on numerous occasions and has won
nership in his dry goods business, but Wisconsin and Senator Wheeler of
Born in San Francisco.
nomic spheres during the period un- out to representative Jews the eco-
a few years later Mr. Neuenburg tie- Montana, according to Alexander
Ben Selling was born in San Fran- Yoked divine aid in the strengthening a warm place in the heart of the De-
nomic value of the work of the asso-
der review,
termined that a brighter future i Kahn, in chance of the drive for eisco April 29, 1852. His father, of President Coolidee's of to trait community. lie is a preacher
Townrds the end of the interview, ciation end requesting them to en-
awaited hint in this city and he boldly I funds in 'Manhattan. Mr. Kahn for- Philip Selling, born in Fuerth, near carry to fruition the peace ideals of of distinguished attainments and a
the first that he has ever granted to able, through $250 capital invest-
struck out for New York and estab. marl was the chairman of the Pee- Nuremberg, Germany, was the son of the late head of the American Re- profound scholar in Jewish lore and an American journalist, Colonel Kisch ments which are maintained in per-
fished here a clothing. manufacturing, m.
it
rabbi.
Ile
came
to
California
in
public.
,
literature.
n hi s pctu ty, the organization to meet a
pi(e's Itelief Committee, which raised
The supplementary services have m,• requested to say what, i
firm that he developed into one of more than $8,000.000 for the Jewish Di50. Ills wife was Caroline Auer-
.
c
community.
in tiy.
been a regular feature of the temple opinion, the Jews of the world might the
the largest in the United States.
war sufferers. The People's Relief bach, born in Ineenheim, near Lan-
high holiday observance for many do to help him and his colleagues in
Became Banker at 60.
Committee was one of the three re. dam and she crossed the Isthmus of
speeding
the
reconstruction
task
in
Speaking of the origin of one of
years. This year, with Dr Freehof
When approaching his sixtieth . lief organizations which formed the Panama in 1850.
They were prat.- -
the free loan societies which existed
in charge, it is planned that they which they are engaged•
birthday he showed that he retained Joint Distribution Committee, under ably the first Jewish couple to be '
Not Only Men But Means. .
in his native town, David W. Simons,
should surpass in beauty and signifi-
his fondness for striking out into new whose auetiives more than $50.000.- masri; e1 in' Califora.
Their mar-
lace
"To take full advantage of the s i tu- one of the founders of the Ilebrew
cance former services of a similar ve-
path; by found'ter the; leaking here, eon , as •I . stributed among stricken sittee took place
thus. 14, 1/151,
tune. The service of the auxiliary ation' we need not only- men but Free Loan Association and its honor-
of E. Naurnbe re 8; Co, IiiI, II'. alt i ' Jews in the war areas.
in Sonora. They came • to Oregon in
means,"
was the eolonel's reply, "and ary president, declared:
congregation will be held in the
no
. - he
. •
recent y
street.
,
August, 1862.
I would urge all those whom these
Will Wage Strong Fight.
"To those who are unfamiliar with
- Brown memorial' chapel in the temple
been active as a banker, but he was
Ben Selling came tO Portland with
In addition to raising the fund, •
building at Gladstone and Wpodward words reach to consider whether they the splendid history of the free loan
unable
entirely
givc up habits
of ' Jewish labor organizations, under the his parents in 1862. Pan of his
work so to long
established,
and nearly
avenues. An invitation is extended have 'done all they can do for the , societiee now in existence in most
every day he paid a visit to his office. I leadership of Morris Hillquit, plan sehool days were opent in San ran-
to all Jews of the Detroit community Keren llayesod. The Keren Hayesod , communities, I should like to convey
Until his resignation in 1909 he had ' to wage strong efforts in behalf of , et sco but he became homesick there
who wish to worship at these services is the straw for our bricks, the fuel , what I learned front one of these or-
for more than 30 years been a direc- the third party. While Jewish mem- , and returned to Portland to remain
to take advantage of the opporunitv for our furnaces; let all those Jews I ' tranizations in the city of my birth:
tor of the Citizens', later the Citizens' hers of the Socialist party are agreed ' with his father without notary until
W A II S A W.— (J. T. A.)--The offered by Congregation Beth El. whose spirit rises at the thought of , One day, on my way to school, I saw •
which
ew
parte
he
entered
his
own
bueiness,
n
match between , the 1 iennese (Jew- Non-members, transients and new- the revival of the national home see the door of a building open and walk.
in
, h h f mention of the
Central
While Bank.
he as interested in many will not alter the status of theimown was a boot and shoe store,
corn_ HO sport societ y, llakoach,'and the comers to the city will find a cordial to it that materials are not lacking I ing up to the door to satisfy my boy-
was
II. E
111)(1
for the building and that the build-
charities, Mr. Naumburg's deepest • political organization, sonw of the Inany with F. S. Aiken
Polonia, the Polish spurt -. society, welcome at these services.
ish curiosity; 1 discovered it was a
era have the Means to live and work.' , warehouse tilled with articles of al-
philanthropic and artistic interest was leaders have expressed the view that i Dosch, under the name of Aiken. Se ll: which resulted in a victory for the
Tickets Are Available.
Co. Thie businees was ramie('
In acceding to the interviewer's re- most every description. Upon rook-
Nr. Selling Jewish organization', after the rain
in music and musicians. He often ' a satisfactory showing in the Novein- , ing &
Tidkets of .admission are already
told how Leopold Damrosch visited her elections by the La Follette ticket ' on from 1881 to 1893.
had caused the game to bediseon- being issued at the administrative of- quest and in patiently answering his ing-inquiry I was informed that it
Pal- thlued when only half finished, has
olidating then mode's trip abroad, visitn ing
ceun-
s
fice at the temple. There is no charge questions, Colonel Kisch showed he was the warehouse of the Gemiluth
him in his "back parlor" in Twenty_ I will have the effect of con
numerous liberal and radical , estine, Egypt and Europea
prompted several Polish papers to for these tickets. Voluntary centre- is a great believer in the maximum of , c , asiiodirn
(Free Loan Society).
third street,
where t'-ey
planned the !forces in the political life of the roan-,tries. Upon his retuhn to America
I "
Society.
Mr. Neuenburg
start
pronaganda
against
the Jews.
Are accepted from those who publicity for whit the Zionists are Asking about the history of its incep•
The
papers
urge
the
Polish
sport
butions
-a
Oratorio morel friend of Theodore try and will result in the establish- '1, e found things practically leveled to
care to make some free will offering. doing. Ile believes in publicity not ..
lion, its why and wherefore, I was
WAS
a
Thomas
and of most of the leading meat of a party similar in scope and the ground because of the panic of society not to arrange further Those who are , interested should only as a means for Spreading in- informed that long ago a certain
again with
conductors since that (lay. Many principle to the English' Labor party. 1893. Ile started all O'er
matches with the Jewish Hal:each. write or phone to the temple or call formation, but also as a method of servant girl who lost her employment
practically no capital and all . on bor- They even urge the owners of sport
.
for La Follette.
h
to rent, them for that at the congregational office for reser , obtaining helpful criticism and sug- solicited and obtained a loan of $10.
musicians and musica s student s
geetions. The press, he is convinced, As soon as she again obtained em-
.
.
ceived a helping hand from him, an Abraham Cohan, editor of the Jew- clothing
money. and
Ile sons
v. ent
into e grounds not
nations.
bueinese
successful
d to has a great and valuable role and he ployment and earned some money,
and the foreinost lothi
These se rvic es ar e nlwa ys filleould
.
instance of his encouragement of ish Daily For
feels it is the duty of the Zionist of- she offered to repay the loan, but the
rvation w
such talent being the musical scholar- radical Yiddish publicist in the United as a merchant, being still• actively en- Purre
The se- Dwa Grosze states that ihe ca p acity. An early rese
,
ship he founded at Harvard, provid- States, announced that his patter gaged in that enterprise.
match between the Ilakoach and the be advisable, officers of the congrega- ficiate to help, it to play
• its part.
lady who had made the loan refused
,Held Numerous Offices.
Stronger After 18 Months.
Polish sport society dishonors Polish Hon declared.
to accept the return of it and advised
ing a year's study in Eumpe. Ile was would support the Wisvonsin Senator.
Mr. Selling has held many public
"f the no' her to keep it and loan it to some
sports because the Ilakoach is afro-
the largest contributor to the Bo- The Forward has the largest Yiddish
olon
kel' Kisch has other girl who might be in the same
'
f
v
hemian Music Fund, which cares for newspaper circulation in the world. offices and
positions
of
trust
and
con-
s
to
which
(1-"
be
o
tintrie
His outstanding effort was gant and teethes. The paper threat-
mainly devoted himself, the last le position in which she found herself.
musicians in need. With Andrew Car- ('resent conditions in New York point fidence.
his campaign for United States Sen. ens with the wrath of the people if
r , vote for the third party I
menthe may be characterized as a
large
the match scheduled fur next Wednes-
. , ,
Reelined Its Significance.
t( t and
s
negie,
E.
h
repo
I
period of consolidation, reorganize-
Loeb he defrayed the expense of in the lower East Side, the Bronx and I liter in 1912. IN hile his defeat was day is not called off.
"As this transaction became known,
Jew- I a matter of tremendous regret both
tion and preparation. "The result of some of the people, realizing its sig.
The
Jewish
Telegraphic
Agency
is
I
bringing over from Europe several i Brooklyn, where the bulk of the
e
eelf,
it
ling
riends
and
to
him
All this has been," Colonel Kisch de- ,
, ' to his fmuch
informed that the Polish sport so-
concluded that the plan
visiting conductors for the Philhar- ish population lives.
of M
r. Sel cam's
b
not SO
d ared, "that in a, general way our , i n lliig
cieties have decided not to be intimi•
rgaer r ap
ssrm
opeort ...
ry em b
„ ht in
be teexmtepriodreadtola
manic concerts, among them Safonoff,,
lack of appeal to the voter as because
position is far stronger than it was !might
dated by the threats of the anti-Seim-
that
loans would assist ram-
Rabbi at a year and a half ago. Attacks upon
b
C olonne, Walter Wood and Mengel-
the peculiar political situation. • At
•
ime Theodore Roosevelt ran as tic papers and final arrangements for Refusal to Include a
erg, none of whom had ever pre-
t
Memorial Services Stirs
it are less frequent and favorable
shut
,• c o n .
r b;ir
W A. el II es
I match
1 a h arc
t
l ay
., From that time on it became an in-
viously appeared before American au-
head of the lirogressive party against the
Indignation.
(Continued on page 5.)
11. Taft' and Woodrow Wil. eluded. The police are taking special
I stitution that was copied by commun•
diences.
William
. '
preserving
order.
.
cautions
fur
cauti
ity after community, and it has ac•
Financed Free Concerts.
Commons Terms'. Them son. Mr. Selling was asked to decide ,re
BERLIN. — (J. T. A.) — Official
I complished much to obviate the atig• •
Mr. Nnumurg was the first, and for Member of
1 which wing'of the Republican party
anti-Semitism of the German govern-
: ma of soliciting charity, saving dig•
the Offspring of Chimers.
ninny years the only patron of music,
' he would support and, feeling that THOUSANDS WELCOME
ment, in connection with the Me-
nitxwairit til, pelt-respect..
—
to give free concerts in the parks to
Roodevelt had used Taft rather badly,
s
mortal ervice held in honor of the
the people of New York, defraying all
LONDON—(J. T. A.)—Tbe theory .h e decided to stick by the regular or- JEWISH STRONG MEN
ind
endl•
com
mm
am very' enthusigas°triYc inn rmey
the expense and supervising all the advanced by some East European his- .ganization, knowing that it would WARSAW.- (J. T. A.)--Ten thou-' war heroes on the occasion of the
ing the strengthening of the Free •
details, including the selection of pro- torians as to the origin of the. Eastern1 very much jeopardize his chances for sand Jews assembled at the Vienna- tenth anniversary of the world way
Loan
Association
in
this
city
an
that
grams and soloists. These concerts, European Jews, which recently gained' election. Upon this announcement, Warsaw railway station to greet the has shocked the Jewish community of
increase its influence and use..
given on holidays, attracted audiences much popularity among the' anti- Jonathan Bourne, whom Mr. Selling members of the Jewish Viennese Berlin.
Over) it may
A great memorial meeting was held
fulness."
. p, . ., . Semitic journalists of America, was I had defeated in a fair and square sport society, Ilakonch, who came
of as many as 20,000
Agency Question to
as the old grand stand in Central put forth in the House of Commons , test in the primary election by a large here to engage in a match with the on Aug. 3 in front of the Reichstag
organization. , in Berlin. President Ebert was the
World Body.
('ark seemed to grow more and more as an argument against Zionism dur- majority, re-entered the contest with Polish-Jewish
snort
•
inadequate, Mr. Naumburg last year ing the debate on the Palestinian } no hope of election for himself but Maccabee, and the Polish students' chief speaker and religious leaders of
—
the Protestant and Catholic churches
presented to the city the new one,
with, sufficient vote-pulling power to sport organization, Polonia.
LONDON.—(J. T. A•)—The goes-
budget.
. Jewish lion of the Jewish Agency will have
which now stands, like a lame stone
A number of Jewish deputies were addressed the gathering. The
Colonel Williams, the only Labor ❑ revent the election of Mr. Selling.
was not represented.
,p
shell, in front of the low hill at the member in the Commons who is'o-M;
to be decided by the next Zionist Con.
h community
r Selling's oppnnent , Harry Lane, Present. Speeches were made ip Po-
When the Jewish community suggest- gress, according to the decision of the ' Postmaster Repudiates Suggestion
upper end of the Mall. Architects po-ed to Zionism, declared that th e was elected by a few hundred votes.
an. those wh o
and in II( ;brew, and
He Favors Manufacturer.
had conic to welcome the arrivals ''d that a rabbi be included among actions committee of the World Zion-
have pronounced it one of the most
Rebuilt
His
Fortune.
y
IPWR
are
the
descendants
' presera da
the speakers to do honor to the Jew- ist Organization, which concluded its
beautiful edifices of its kind in the
M r. Selling' found himself after the headed . by the Ilakoach members,
f the Biblical "Children of le-
A
report,
which appeared in the
,
not
o
war victims, the suggest on was sessions here. Discussion on this ques-1
,
world.
rael" but of the Chums, a Men- campaign very much in debt an formed a parade, which marched ish
early edition of a local afternoon
.
tion took up most of the time of thel
I golian people who had a large and again he was forced to rebuild his through the principal streets, bearin g g
newspaper
last
Wednesday, that Post-
Will Hold Own Services.
notional flag. Perfect or-
powerful state of their own in South , fortune, doing so with a vigor. and the Jewish
master John W. Smith is interested
The Jewish community then decid- conference.
The actions committee adopted a 1
and
who
were
converted
to
quietnees
which
make
it
a
matter
of
der
was
maintained
in
spite
of
the
in
the
political
aspirations of Henry
RUSSIA
ed to arrange its own special me- resolution
expressing satisfaction
Th ey considerable surprise to many pees n. huge crowds.
. •
Ford was vigorously denied by the
, Judaism in the ninth century.
nnes,. morial service on the cemetery of the with Dr. Chaim Weizmann's negotia- 1
, were later conquered by the first that in 1912 he was in great finan-
A Jewish lawyer from Joha , in. Jewish war dead and issued a call to
postmaster. Upon learning of the
lions in America concerning the for-
, vial difficulties. He built the Selling
s
ia.
ng Warsaw
statement. Mr. Smith repudiated the
Shaarey Zedek Members Will Go to rulers of Rus
• Building, one of the handsomest of- burg,
who
is
now visiti
mation of the Jewish Agency and the further which was eliminated from
Says
They
Are
PrOselytes.
cited
the
Ilakoach
for
a
two
months'
the
Jews
of
Berlin
to
participate.
'
Closer Hill Park Sunday.
Colonel Williams also stated that fice buildings in Portland, and was
- tour of South Africa. The invitation Permission to hold this memorial extension of membership in it to non.
rt r editions. The postmaster
• service was refused by the police, who Zionist's.
' building the S lli .
n - in
. asked The Detroit Jewish Chrpnicle
was accepted.
In keeping with traditional custom, in his 23 years' e p '
.
gave as an excuse for the prohibition
The resolution instructs the Zionist
•
•
•
members of Shaarey Zedek Congre- 1 sician in Russia, the Balkan coup- Hirsch Building.
' the fact that "on memorial day no executive committee to continue the to make known to his many friends
.
Ile has always had confidence in
India and
Par k i I tries, Turkey Persia,
ii Clover
negotiations on the basis of the pro- in the Jewish community that he is
gation will
i
visit
gatherings can be held.
anthropological Portland. He has been a citizen of ASK STATUS AS JEWS
.
Cemetery Sunday, Aug. 10, in con- i Arabia, he made
Jewish circles here are very much posal submitted to the actions cam- net in the slightest degree interested
t . outstandine moment and significance
nection with their observance of the' studies which convinced him thate
in Ford's ambitions anti that he has
n
, y every movement for na- IN OLYMPIC GAMES
mitte and supported by the resolu.
ninth day of Ab (Tisho B'Ab), the ' present-day Jews are merely the de- . in practicali
on account
of Kehillah
this actio
of the government.
The
has tions of the recent American Zionist no intention to aid the automobile
focal advancement. . lie has ' PARIS.—(J. T. A.1—Negotiations depressed
' manufacturer's reported efforts to
day which records the destruction of scendants of proselyts belonging to ti tional or o
e
served both in the house of delegates for the purpose of securing the par- decided to hold its memorial servic
convention.
' •
win the United States senatorship.
Jewish national life in Judaea. The various races.
I he executive is also urged to re-
the senate of the Oregon Leg- ticipation of the Jews, as a nation, for the Jewish warriors on the ninth
invitations , The only population which has a and i in th
gamer
cemetery
board has
l the ,stature and has had the unique di, in the international Olympic
es e; day of Ab, the day commemorating consider the plan for the agency until
to the members
of issued
the congregation claim to Palestine, he declared, is
it is able to recommend to the Zionist.
both. on of being presiding officer of are now being conducted here.
to observe the day by spending part ,original population which never one
left tineti Ills service there was distin- ' steps are being taken as a result of the
destruction
of the Jewish national Congress a more detailed plan. The
in l'alestnie.
by life
• • • •
of it at the cemetery. Members of (the country. According to Col
l guished
by
a
quite
remarkable
mar-
•
the
resolution
adopted
recently
congress will than have to decide the
the board will he on the grounds I Williams, the original population gus
.
1
,"first embraced Judaism during the are and individuality. On one urea- the congress of the sport organize- ANTI-SEMITE RESCUED
•
.
throughout the day.
ap-
r
tion,,lilaccabee,
in
Vienna.
The
Ion-
.st . b Later, ,ion Mr Selling voted against t he
NG
BY
JEW
. ends Commission's Proposals.' Burning of R•inhardt's Castle Laid
e
im
illt•act otemrra
has FROM DROWNING
Since its dedication five years ago,, time of the Judaean conquest. ecame
t• laceediari• ■ .
pointment of a Catholic chaplain at ' don Jewish . ' Athletic Society
The
resolution
recommends
the
T.
A.)
—
Herr
B E 11 I. I N.
Clover Hill Park Cemetery on the !under the Romans, • some
ninth of Ab has been visited by large Christians and still later, under the the state penitentiary, saying that joined with the Maccabees in this
German anti- executive to take into consideration
Kunze, the well— known
(J.
VIENNA. — (J. T. A.) — Morris
churches interested in the welfare of • movement.
the
proposals
made
by
the
special
t Semitic leader met recently with an
numbers of the people who come reign of the Arab empire, many o
• • •
Gem, the well-known American pro-
prisoners should supply chaplains and
I experience which perhaps has taught commission of the actions committee !
either to visit the resting place of them became Moslems.
ducer, and Max Reinhardt, the fam-
"Only this population." he conclud- that the state had no right to spend
him the truth of the Biblical proverb: concerning the plan for the agency.
HAKOACH
TEAM
TRIUMPHS
their departed loved ones or to ob-
its money for religious purposes. Mr.
waters The proposals of this. special commis-, ous German stage director, eat-aped
serve the custom of spending part of ed, "whether Jews, Moslems or Chris-
" Cast your bread upon the
death or serious injuries when the
OVER ATHLETES OF POLAND
vote
, and in the course of time you will sion were not made public.
the solemn day on the consecrated thins, is entitled to Palestine. The Selling was the only one to .
is ac-
In closing the conference, Nahum castle of Mr. Reinhardt, situated near
WARSAW'.—(J. T. A.)—The final find it"
ground inhabited by the dead. Clover national home of the Jews should be against this appointment an
Salzburg, was set on fire last Sunday.
matter
of
record.
I
as
not
hit
bread
but
Sokolow,
the
chairman
of
the
enema-.
re
This time it was
Hill Park Cemetery has been de- in the Crimea and South Russia." • tion was made
badly damaged
The building
the Viennese Jewish
It is said that this action cot him match - between
society, Ilakoach, and the Polish , his life that Herr Kunze found upon tine, announced that the executive is
g •
,1
and many rare pieces of furniture
scribed as one of the
g
principle
in
favor
of
transferrin
jot enough votes to lose him the I afi°
students sport society, Polonia, which '. the waters. Herr Kunze, who is the in
were lost. Mr.
places of peace and beauty in the
United
States Senatorship.
Mr. Selling
has been honored by took place here 'July 30, ended in a , inventor of the rubber-tipped whip the Zionist headquarters from Lon- and other treasures
i Gest and Mr. Reinhardt had left, rev-
Detroit section.
his fellow citizens on many occasions., complete victory for the Jews. The for special application on Jewish don to Palestine. The question will,
, eral hours before the fire, for Venice,
On his seventieth birthday an impres- score was 5 to 0 in favor of the Ila- backs in Germany, delivered an im- however, have to be decided by the
I passioned anti-Semitic speech at the next meeting of the actions commit- where they are making preparations
PARIS.—(J• T. A.)—M. Edouard
koach.
for the New York production of Of.
tendered
him
at
a
was
siv
e
tribute
Ignace, French political leader and
Treme ndous interest was displayed sea resort. Labs, in which he bitterly tee. The actions committee &resisted fenbach's "Orpheus in the Under-
member of the Clemenceau cabinet, public ban quet at which prominent
population of Warsaw in this . denounced the Jews. lie then went
world."
i
the
Proposal
made
by
B
citizens
spoke
and
at
whr'
reeo
u.
by
died here July 24 at the age of 62. tions on his having reached three I contest. A large crowd attended, but i down to cool riff in the ocean, but was
The perpetrators of the tire have
that the directors of the Keren Hoye-
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—Professor He was a member of Parliament and
wore and ten were presented to him in spite of the anti-Semitic agitation I drawn into a whirlpool and his life sod and the Jewish National Fund I not been discovered by the police.
Josef Bayer, for 17 years with the was president of the commission for
by numerous organization's. , carried on by some of the Polish pa- : was in danger. His cries for help and the members of the executive of Suspicion has attached itself to the
anthropological and ethnological sec- civil and criminal legislation.
maintained. reached none other than the Jewish
Mr. Selling married Tillie Hess of pers, perfect order was
the World Zionist Organization meet anti-Semites who are now attending
tion of the Museum of Natural His.
of German. San
M. Ignace, 'who
Francisco March 14, 1880. He This was due to the tactfulness of physician of the resort, Dr. Posner. in conference to adjust the difficulties the Ilakenkreuzler conference in
tort' in Vienna
and,
since
1919,
several
grand-
the
Jewish
players
and
the
measuresiwho hurried to his rescue, 'laving him
partment, has been removed Jewish origin, was born in Metz, but
Salzburg.
existing between the two funds.
has two children and
of that d e
from his post, due to anti-Semitic settle d in Paris after the Franco. children. taken by the police. from certain death.
pressure. Prussian war.
Ben Selling, Who Enabled H.
U. C. to Acquire Collection,
Is Popular on Coast.
Presented to City $100,000.
Bandstand for Open Air
Concerts.
CLIPPER SHIP BROUGHT
HIM TO U. S. IN 1850
LACKED FEW HUNDRED
VOTES FOR U. S. SENATOR
Was Pioneer in Development ,enthat.
of M usic.al Life in the
Metropolis.
Held Numerous Public Offices
and Exhibited
Independence.
As Aid Against De-
pression.
D. W. SIMONS DESCRIBES
NATIVE TOWN SOCIETY
SECURES SERVICES
OF PROF, FREEHOF
JEWISH UNION MEN
FAVOR NEW TICRE T'
Plan to Raise $500,000 for
Campaign Fund Begun
in New York.
Temple Announces Orator Will
Preach to Its Auxiliary
Congregation.
'
VICTO. RY OF JEWISH
ATHLETES ANNOYING
Polish Papers Urge Sports So
ciety Not to Finish Inter.
rupted Game.
GERMANY'S BIGOTRY
of
CALLS JEWS SCIONS
OF MONGOLIAN RACE
REFERS PROROSALS
TO NEXT CONGRESS
Actions Committee Hands
the
MAKES STRONG DENIAL
OF PRO - FORD REPORT
.
TO VISIT CEMETERY
ON DAY OF SADNESS
■
PRODUCER'S CASTLE
DAMAGED BY FIRE
a
was
FORMER CABINET MAN
EXPIRES IN PARIS
JEWISH SAVANT LOSES
POST FIELD 17 YEARS
erthawa
was