PAGE SEVEN Pt_deraftlqi% ix!' ItoN ic 1FAR EAST MAGNATE 1416C1n °u5n145 WILL D BUIL RESORT CITY IN PALESTINE (1AS. JOSEPH-, y By Clue H. Joseph.) (Copywr1ght, 1921. ties might take a leaf out of this experience. and Western Jews. — _ Bat all hasn't yet been told. Here's another out-of-the-ordinary fea- NEM ' Y ORK —A magnificent, mod- ture The Jewish women of Pittsburgh will contribute to a splendid fund for women to be known as a Memorial to Motherhood. The funds will ern resort city, equal to any of the reat European summering places women and they will not be permitted to solicit a dollar g w attract tourists from all be solicited by t is to be a upitied expression of the Jewish women of the which no froin men. I club group or that, not this organization or that, but it will over the world, will be built near the not this city; 's campaign. And $250000 is the quota fixed for this .-American Zion Commonwealth col- , be a united women's I to Motherhood, which will be turned over to the Montetiore Ho s- soy of Balfouria, it here was recently announced by 11 g 1 unc h e ongiven Me' of this, aside from the additional money that will be real - at a pita: The value , the Zionist Organization of America, the promotion of community co-operative effort. in honor of E. S. Kadoorie, merchant Ire,{, is Ore only appreciates what a marvelous mind is directing the Khan and 1.s1.in•e of the who Palestinian first pro- tested the idea for of east, the new the ally nonsense that is suffered to the Klan mind when we not that Dot. city. nounetl ; Evat,. the Wizard Dentist, at a conclave held in Pennsylvania anc Mr. Katloorie is Lyn his way from his that' 'Every man in this room looks at women's ankles and it is because -"to England and of the fa urrupting influence of foreigners." This statement should be framed I hm" in Shanghar • example of the unutterable stupidity and inaccuracy that character- work , Palestine, where he city, will which begin the of erecting the has as alt t.ram izes the utterances of Klan leadership. One is astonished that men of been named Kadooria in his honor. moore intellects could listen to such trash Without a protest. It is some ,\ distinguished group of Zionist lead- ors was present at the luncheon to , - • Ilion orea • s all right. - greet the world-fatuous Ilililaillhro pi -1 'I hcre are some things that the Jews of New York do in a big way. who, because of his many charitable t i . sonic of them. For example. take that wonderful Hospital for Joint activities throughout the world, 1,11' Th a se, that was dedicated last week. It is the largest orthopedic hosoial particularly in Palestine, is known a, pi. on e Rothschild of the far east. in ti c n o r',' and cost $2,500.000. Already.plans for :in adslitnnal $1,5011,1100 th Heads Far East Koren Hayesod. consideration. There are any number of such outstanding insti- are III,I1,r Jewish communal life of New York, a tribute to the t'seiit Mr. Kasloorie is president of the tat.•.-- in the. of the Jews of the metropolis. Of course, it great, great many Zionist Organization and the Karen ' gel . r• - ity that_ city do not contribute anything. sr in any event very small Ilayessol in the far. east. It was &ir- 2,-, .., on, ...; '... It is It real problem in such a vast communitY made it of ,o ins the last appeal for the Karen m., slitTerent groups and living in many ways poles apart, to weld ill Ilnyesod in Shanghai that he evolved ah a homogeneous whole. working iistendcely his idea for a modern tourist city e l,,,•.hts together into any sort of traveler , from fur a .-ingly cause. It mint have been a smut , of ors-found satisfaction which would attract t's, n od hi this pospital a llthe seorisi t o p a l es to lir. He Frauenthal, W110 founded the clinie from wch nry efatigable efforts serve as a stimulating foree in Om from his ind VOIlle de c oh.pet l, t o see the results that have in Its half of suffering humanity. • upituilding of the Jewish homeland liernard•A. Rosenblatt, who pre. . •• . A.similation goes merrily on. Now we have the engagement of Barbara ,rich at the luncheon, I xplained the Gueirenheim, slaughter of Mr. and Sirs. S. ft, Guggenheim, announced to lila° by which the city' will be built. cress-.One thousand acre., of land adjoining Robert Lawson-Johnstone of England. Intermarriage by tiOlO011ing• ingly fashionable among the leaders Of the social iv-slid encourages it ten rig: Balfouria have been donated by the others of less pretentious social position. With immigration cut o and American Zion Commonwealth for the site. 51r. Kadoorie will give a intermarriage on the increase, the Jew will become Americanize! to a degree that will satisfy even his enemies. minimum of next $75,1100 annually for the five years to a special fund of .. — The trouble with most of us is that we don't know most of the time what the Keren for liavesod the erection f the city Ilayesod• The Keren will an- serve as the financial agency through we are talkiN about. We throw such terms as "socialist, "communist, archist" into our conversations without knowing in the slightest their true which funds secured for the building meaning. I have heard l.a Follette called everyhing under the sun. I hold of the city will pass. no brief for him. I may have something unpleasant to say about him before Speakers at the luncheon included the campaign closes. But one becomes impatient with half-baked ideasthat Dr. David Yellin, Zionist leader of Je- seem to clog the heads of men who are presumed to have brains and sense. rusalem now in New, York as a mem- The best they seem to know what to do in lieu of reasoned argument is to ber of the faculty of the Jewish In- try to scarify with wild-eyed predictions of calamitous consequences. stitute of Religion; Reuben Brainin, Uriel Bension, lk?ren Ilayesod fit .1•1 safe and sane director in ,the far east; Solomon J. It may have it soothing effect upon the torn nerves of our citizenry to know that Meyer London, the Socialist Congressman from New Weinstein, president °CAM. American York, in debating with Scott Nearing the other night in New York, urged Zion Commonwealth; Henrietta Szold, the audience to vote for La Follette. This almost started a riot. Nearing president of the Hodassah Women's stated that, "Economically speaking, i.it Follette is a reactionary," and the Zionist Organization; Ralshi Meier crowd was with him. This just goes to show how little most men who are Berlin, president of the SlIzrachi Or- supposed to be qualified to vote really know why they are voting for this ganization; Mrs. Marguerite Barri- candidate or against another candidate. Here is a radical of radicals, who son, the noted foreign correspondent has made of radicalism almost a profession, accusing La Follette of being a who recently returned from a trip to reactionary, while those who know very little of the subject accuse him of Palestine, and Mr. hadonne. being a "red" and God only knows what all. Let's have a little more under- standing in discussing issues and nien in our political life. Some one must have thrown a copy of the Dearborn Independent through the cellar window of Laurence Stallings' residence, for this gifted writer thus describes his experience with what apparently must have been the first copy th4 ever came under his notice: "It seems to me that the Dearborn Independent deserves a large circulation, for it is a curious, interesting paper. On 'Mr. Ford's page' this week there is a long warning against the 'money power.' The editorial writer pleads that his readers shall not mistake Big Business for Money Power. There is an editorial against Senator I.a Follette, in which the New York 'Socialists and Bolshevists and Hebrew clothing workers' are treated contemptuously. Here, if ever, is a demonstration of 'the ancient suspicions of the countryside,' of which Mr. Lippmann speaks. "The suspicion seems directed purely against American cities. Thus, in a paper which is given to sneering at 'the international bankers' and 'the Socialists and Jews,' there are two pages given to a description of the Prince of Wales' home in London; there are respectful references to Ramsay MacDonald, and there is glowing human interest yarn with pictures to match on Etiosiard Herriot. It seems that a London capitalist, or an an English or French Socialist, annot arouse the antagonisms of the Flivverian mind. Only when these phenomena are discovered on Manhattan Island are they alarming." •• Well, if that's the case, we shall have to watch out. Professor Thom- sen 14 Munster University, Munich, speaking before the Association of Prolific Families, said that "perusing the history of man, we discover but two peoples, namely, the Chinese and the Jews, that dill not perish ulti- mately on account of rapid decrease of their birth rates." The Jew of today should learn a lesson front the Jew of yesterday. In January one week will be set apart for an intensive drive to raise $I ...010,000 for the Cathedral of St. ,I0his the Divine in New York to nom- the structure, which will be one of the religious show places of the w. , ; .1 Fifteen million dollars is a lot tit money added to what Ms already Im, expended upon this edifice Sometimes one is inclined to believe that G.st! would be just as well pleased if the congregations were richer in re- hci us thought than in physical surroundings. in Refunding Adams,. Situation Termed Id.. SATURDAY 39-inch Silk Georgette Crepe— ruing shades; navy, black Pastel, antl 39.inch Silk Crepe de Chine— choosefrom. Many colors to choose 35-inch Silk Chiffon Taffeta-- Plain and changeable. 35 - inch All - Silk Mess•line Wanted colors fur Fall. - • 35-inch Quality Black S•tim- 36-39-inch Canton Crepe-- Silk a n d W001: silk and cotton. 39-inch Colored Spar' Satin. 36-inch Summer ipple Knitted. 36-inch Printed Silks. 39-inch Silk Embossed Crepe de Chine.' 36.39 inch Lenore Radium Silk PER YARD 50-INCH STORM SERGE $1.29 yard school For children's wear. Good shade of navy blue. TRICOTINE 54-INCH FRENCH SERGE POIRET TWILL $1.69 yard $1.88 yard Beautiful • nimbi), for . Fall women's d 54 inches wide. 54 inches wide. Also serge in black only. ALL- WOOL FRENCH CREPE $2.45 yard Hair line stripes; navy and white, cocoa and white, brown and white ‘ Sixth Floor Sixth Floor AWonderful Sale of Girls' Fall Coats All-wool coats of better grade ma. terials than found in ordinary coats selling near this price. Full lined. Loose or full belted models. Fancy pockets. Sixes 7 to 16 years. • 5 It gives us pleasure to announce that this girls' 'department has obtained for this great event some of the best values it has had in ',limy a day. These coats are "finds" at $7.75. We urge mothers to bring their daughters here Saturday and worth-while tad share in the large ■ savings. Girls' Regulation School Dresses Made of all-wool navy blue serge. Full skirts. Large sailor collars. Trimmed with black braid. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Greatly reduced in price for this two-day sale. The most popular style for school wear. Sale Saturday only. '3.85 • • 'two Jewish Soviets in Soviet Russia if you . pass the School Amendment ! Michigan Will Have to Raise Over $70,000,000.00 More for NEW BUILDINGS and Equipment, if the Proposed School Amendment Passes. ART LOVERS HONOR JEWISH SCULPTOR essption about the payment of the Si11 . t . tie). had not been noti- BALT] Moll}:.• --(J. T. A.1 -Eph- lied of the day of payment they . s tan o f thought that lice would Ise able to rain I sal with these ',Ids as they haul dealt sculptors, recently WAS given a desti- with the sit Istif dother relief •ssrgani- mon:al dinner by friends and admir- zations--est paling. theta at all. But ens at the Baltimore Museum of Art. 1., showed them that the rib nay' must Mr. Keyser, who will be 7+ years sit be paid and the colonists, in spite of sin his next birthday, has given up his the present depression of which they studio, but intends to satisfy his or- . up in are particular dctims, immishately tistic taste in a small er ing in the money. I'art of his home. began to bring Progress of art in Baltimore has the deft has already' been paid, and the rest will he turned in after the been coincident with Mr. Keyser's years of study and teuhing. declared hamest. The aid which tie Ort is dealing out former Judge Jacob 51. Moses in ex- t. Jewish artisansand farmers in the pressing lay appreciation of his work. ' the . es. r. form . of rachiner:, seed and cattle given in the form of loans, to be paid Rhinehart School of Sculpture for 23 ea. • installmotts. The fact that years, resigning last year. Among his • „ the recipients are beginning to con- best works are the bust gifts has an copy of which is at the Johns Hopkins sister it as such asst not Baron De important bearingon the future work University; a statue of imagine- of reconstruction among the farmers Kalb, at Annapolis, and an help which .f-;.-ii • have received in estaldish- ,• • themselves sin the soil is beginning I' ise considered by them nut as gif ts l'U , 8 , loans which tuust.be paid back, Clun under difficulties. An interest- ing instance is given by the agricul- turist of the Ort who visited the col- onms Wohlynia. In addition to instructing the farm- er s in the care of their orchards, gars dens and bee farms, the agriculturist also toured the colonies of Osovo, lit- natsgk a and Papievka for the ma- ps... of ecllecting the debts "wed to the Ort. The colonists, according to artisans in eastern Europe. the representative, had a wrong con- and Newest Fall weaves and colors in the finest qualities of silks for dresses, linings and underwear, that we have been able to offer in a long time at such a low price. Your Taxes will go up ,...; which is expressed through such men as Fosdick, Percy Grant and other between Haifa and Damascus. Mr. Kadonrie expects wealthy Jews ••• ' known clergymen is as futile as to try to stop the onrush of liberalism ; . , ..litical and economic life in this country. Some men can only see a to erect the large public buildings . , is after it has happened. But those of great vision see things before such as the municipal hall, syna- '' • ' happen. And I am afraid that reactionaries in this country will some gogues and other communal centers. 'I t. awaken to a realization that it would have been a whole lot better to Houses, apartments and business hs: c accommodated themselves to the new order of progressive thinking. buildings will also be built by private contributions, he explained, the build- , Ford usually wants something for nothing. That is the twist in his Inds being either retained by the 1111111iCi - • -up. Whether it is the Lincoln car business or Muscle Shoals, or adver- ' donor or turned over to the ` So one should yell iember that Ford's interest in this campaign is polity and their income going toward —I nn Ford's inte .ts. Remember that he stil wants Muscle Shoals the support of the public buildings ,, • - ■ gift from the n ion; the nation for which his has done nothing but' and park hi it cheap motor cars at a profit large enough to enable him to become s '',.; "f the richest men in the world. I hough Times Are Hard. Sale 5,000 Yards New Fall Silks TWO Of the leading Jewish families According to the latest decree of in England were united when the Dr. Yellin declared that the pro- . FIRST JEWSH SOVIETS were elected in the village Slobodoa the Soviet government, in localities marriage of Leonard G. Monteflore jested city represented a union of i where national minorities are in the ARE CHOSEN IN RUSSIA; Davidovka, in the district of Mozyr, and Miss Muriel Tuck took place in Jewish forces of the east and west i majority, separate elections are held _ and in the agricultural colony Kormi, o London in July. for the upl'uilding of Palestine and and their own Soviets are elected. that in addstion to its pronounced I MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.)—The first in the district of Mogileff. practical value as a constructive step! in the restoration of Palestine, it was. of marked spiritual significance be-, cause it brought together Jews from', oppokite sides of the world. Mrs. Harrison said that in her ound the world she had . tra sse , s I around often seen evidences of Mr. Ka- doorie's vast philanthropies and that ' she knew considerably about him be- fore she had had the pleasure of meeting him at the luncheon. "I have become a Zionist, a Christian Zion- ist," she said, "because having been to Palestine and witnessed its prog- ress end possibilities, I believe it of- fers the one solution for the tremen- dous problem of the Jewish refugees now crowding the ports of Europe. As a newspaper correspondent I have, seen at first hand the terrible plight of the Jews in eastern 1111 ,1 central Europe and I went to Palestine with that background, a background which few people have. I see Zionism, therefore. as a great humanitarian movement. as movement which has the possibilities of saving thousands and tens of thousands of men, women and children and of giving them the opportunity of restoring their broken lives. That is why I am a Zionist, willing to do all in my power to bring ; about the realization of the ideal to which you are all dedicated." Union of East and West. Mr. Rosenblatt pointed out that' Kadooria was ideally situated to be- center. It is Is- At last light is breaking. Elihu Root at a meeting hod in rico, N. Y., come a great tourist helm tl launch an organization to promote patriotic ideals and to foster a rated in the famed Valley of Arma- grit it of toleration in politics, religion and economics in this country'. It's gedsion, full 1,f deep historical and about time. It is significant that at this large gathering of the most repre- religious significance. A few miles' sentative elements in the city of Utica were 100 men; 50 Protestant, nearly away are the lakes of Tiberias, where : all -timbers of the Masonic Order, and 50 Catholics, members of the Knights health resorts are already planned.' ' , f columbus, who formed the charter membership of the Hamilton-Jefferson The hill of Nazareth looks doom upon ■ •iatIon, "a non-sectarian and non-partisan" group. With the right the site, while Haifa and the seashore , A king, self-respecting men and women of all faiths united for the common are but a short distance away. It is I'll- '"e oh; living in harmony with highest principles of religion, we shall easily accessible by splendid motor roads from all parts of Palestine_ ssop see an end of the hate-promoting agencies that are Godless. while the proposed city lies upon rad- The attempt by Orthodox church authorities to stem the title of liberal- roa.h connections already established' , 4■ I Floor Floor Leader of Shanghai Jews Soon unique. In Pittsburgh there is a campaign on for $1,500,000 to Lay Foundation of New gli.•t. h vital. It's the first time that any Jewish community has under- Center for Tourists. for a a • campaign of such magnitude with only volunteer workers. There taken it a paid worker i in the organization. And of course there isn't It pro- w KEREN HAYESOD NAMED fessional "director." This seems to me to invite the widest interest in any AS FINANCIAL AGENCY Equally unusual is the fact that before the community-wide Cam- all • a organized a group of men undertook what wa leuannnt id. Deemed Symbolic of Fraternal advertising, and collected "inforinall " ab oounlind a;000:0:,,n Pai:sih,:31.1, was the tptal cost of obtaining those pledges was $0110. Some tott7e(r)0 Accord Between Eastern FARMERS PAY BACK LOANS GIVEN THEM Second Second tive piece, "Titania's Drive." Keep the Faxes Down! Vote NO on the School Amendment 1.0CFOGAPI AVIOCIATION Ot PRIVATR AND CHURCH SCHOOLS COMMITTEES Beerevremw Proleal•nt and Now Deoembsarweel Schad.