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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1924

VOL. XVI. NO. 24

"BANISH ALIEN JEWS Promoted Assembly JEWS WILL CONFER
AND EXECUTE THEM Of Jewish Women ON FURTH ER PLANS
FOR ORT MOVEMENT
DARING TO RETURN"

Mrs, Kohut Elected President

of International Council at

Vienna in 192:3.

German Party, Making Bid for
L Mrs. Alexander Kohut of New
Votes, Maps Out a Plan
, York, who will deliver the principal
of Future Action.

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

F
on, 11
1; le roArisdir dheme l CONCERTED EFFORTS
N t
ull
Submi t T o L eague f oaions
Facts of Stewardship in PalestineL
) FOR UNITED HEBREW

nt nPgr eosfe nr‘t
.r ta ion
inrg gat n
o iz c a
isa t dO
Wor Elv den Z t i s on Le

SCHOOLS ASSURED

sc rir T b liesss ion
nt (oi a t:en
C a tza D C eo

Unfoldment of Work in Country's Upbuilding.

Conference Representing Many

---
Gathering at Lewisohn Home
A more adequate summary of the The ',Mittent work of the Zionist
with and
st
memorandum as sulini itted by t e Organiza tion ihen
in New York Will Consider
on the earnest and

Shades of Outlook Would

knit
World Zionist Organization, as he emphasis is laid
Wipe Out Deficit.
recognized Jewish Aitency in ales- continuous effrots made to establish
tine, a brief report of which • s pub- relations of peaceful co-operation
address a. the opening meeting of the
----
LEADERS SEE BIG NEED
lisbeil in The Detroit Jewi Chron- with the Arabs with II view to ere-
I season of the Sisterhood of Temple MANY YEARS' ACTIVITY
in the fol. sting conditions of prosperity for
`le of Oct. 31, is present
DRASTIC REGULATONS
FOR JEWISH EDUCATION
Beth El following a luncheon at the
Beth
ow
Iwoctit
of
all
the
inhabitants
of
a
t,,,,,,i,
FACES DISSOLUTION lowing ,i
FOUND BY AMERICAN temple Monday afternoon, Nov. 10,
The memorandum, which consists of Palestine. In the relations between
16
printed
pages,
begins
with
a
pre.
the
organization
and
the
Palestine
Plan For Combined Drive For
r.,
, at 12::10 o'clock, is one of the for
Luropean Representative Sees silitation of the background, in Jew- government, three matters which have
Proposal Calls for Complete me,t Jewish women. not only of the
Emergency Causes Given
ish history and idealism, of the events been the subiect of representations by
United States but of the world. Mrs.
Hope
in
Aiding
Industry
Degradation of Jews of
which culminate•el in the Palestine the one to the oth r e are described,
Strong Approval.
Kohut was one of the most :setter pro-
and
Agriculture.
' mandate. The position of the \\*mad nailiel'', the mat ter ,.I' establishing lib-
motors Of the first world conference
New Republic.
_______
Zionist
Organization
es
the
Jewish
oral
immigration
regulations;
second,
of Jewish welnen, which was held in
The Jews of Detroit will unite
fu-
• •
1 ORK.--Five hundred prom. .Agency under the mandate is then de- the emit we ill of a law which will fa-1
Vienna in May ' 19'23, and was el ted
NEI%. •
an effort to raise about $30,000 for
of I'alestinian
cilitat• th
BERLIN.—On the eve of the Ger -1 president
onal
('our-
of the
International
ell of dent
Jewish
Women
which
was
or inent Jews from all parts of the (-sun. scribed.
the
purpose of wiping out the deficit
man tlections, when the Voelkische -
The rep oat continues with an a, nationality, and, third, the enactment'
,. Th.'s ' ko : try will attend a conference at the
under which the United Hebrew
t a, eonf „ retie
is making a gigantic effort for ganized a f _ that
home of Adolffh Lesohn,
Sunday, count of the steps which the World of a statute for establishing the legal
.
so
P
'
Schools
has been laboring in recent
• . • the
v ictory, more than passing interest hut,
,nut, wt., 1,111 tue forefront
toreiront to , nurner- Nov. 9, to consider the situation of Zionist Orttanizatbin, whose member- status of the Palestinian Jewish coin.
months and the continuance of which
attach, tit this extract from a state- , a,
t ti s civic national
and international the Jews in eastern and central Eu. ship in all parts of the world consists munities. With regard to immigra-
,
•threatens the dinner down of one or
1,1101. t expresses the hope
ment by Charles Schwager, who
•tivities, both Jewish and non-Jew- rt»e
The conference will continue of nearly 600,000, has taken to "se- lion, the
, had
1
imore of the four schools which the
c
for the •
ne w'
originally intended
ish, and who is well-known as a phi- t
d • cure
. the tee
co-operation
of all Jews who that
p
• out t e entire afternoon
f
an
system embraces. Concerted action
DR. LYNN HAROLD HOUGH
the establish- issued will reduce restrictions "to the
Mr. Schwager declares:
-
, lanthropist, educator and lectureT, is t throughout
h called under the sus-!arc
press.
I are willing to assist in
s nine It is
in removing the financial embarrass
minimum."
the-
sanction
of
the
German
•
•
.
`
Wnh
expt-eted to bring a stirring messa ge' - • ,ices
of the Oct Reconstruction
Fund, meat of the Jewish national home." in
Fd
1ment confrontink the religious schools
embassy in Washington I came to I to the .lewish women of Detroit.
Facts
of
Immigration.
which is seeking $1,000,000 front • Negotiations with other Jewish bodies
was promised by more than 30 men,
Germany from America to study
American Jewry to permit the or- have, it proceeds to say, made "ma'
The facts with regard to inunigra-
Noted Speakers Coming.
re resenting eel-lout; shades of Jewish
to
I •
ha
.
orx,a
cote
• lion and population are then net t own,
The sisterhood, which meets the ganization to comae its agricultural tenet progress.
rel igious opinion and the organized
have the opportunity to help Ger-
have always second Monday afternoon of each and vocational work among Jews in the report states, "hopes to be in a
social and philanthropic activities of
I
culture
many, whose
ist well
Organization
in the of
selection
of
admired,
in her economic need. But month at Temple Beth El, has plan- Russia, Poland, Lithuania and other position to submit agreed proposals, as
as the functions
the Zion-
the Jewish community, who met at
in due course, for such confirmation immigrants and its various forms of
the Kirby Center last Monday even-
my irtudies have, so far, given air r ed a varied and instructive program European countries.
- - - -
be
required."
assistance
to
them
The-
number
set-
(
owner
ing.
The drive in behalf of the United
ing
season.
John
A
call
to
this
conference
was
is-
as
ant
com
I h e f or th e
t
some bitter d i sappoinments.
There follows a desCription of the ,
o the B'nai B'rith Members to Attend Hebrew Schools, according to a reso-
. in Palestine (font the timef
tied
s ued s o me time ago by Mr. Le wisohn,
Powys,
the
English
Poet,
author
and
I
e,
heard
and
read
things
which
s
of the 'or, i British occupation up to Sept( lulu r,
organization
adopted at the conference, will
1110011
cannot make up my mind to tell my , lecturer, will speak Dee. R. Mr. honorary president of the fund. Jew- manner of
,
Past President's Funeral
i ,.... , ., given as 3000, i In sid i es
es 0,00 0
iz-i i • 'm
he drives for the
be combine d with the
American countrymen, for I fear this Powys is visiting lecturer at Oxford ish leaders in various communities, , Zitinist Organization and of its axe`
returned.
in
C
Cleveland.
l
r
and the
t
Reconucion
atr
might have results disastrous for Ger- and Cambridge Universities. On the realizing the acute situation now ex• l'eutive in London and in Palestine. 1 fornn•r residents who have
o pulation,
Emergency Committee for the Aid of
want the Germans at evening of Jon. 27 the members of sting among their coreligionists One of thy principal functions of the .
many. But I
returos
of
De-
ra
Census
the
tensed
101
Refugees
planned
for the
least to know these things; the fol. , the sisterhood will meet jointly with abroad, have accepted Mr. Lewisohn's London bench is the organization of 1•he preserd total Jewish p
A pa n „f sorrow was ea,t. over P i n-t
1J.,., and on the reconls of 011-
learly
eeny part of January. The plan for
e r, th e mem b er , of the m en ' s Temple invitation to discuss plans for the al- , immigration into Palestine, for which tober,
. ' .
I. O. B. 13., when i
10Wil0.! is What I have observed h
migration
and
„
natural
increase,
Increase,
is
es-
gal
Lodge
No.
34,
nterpose
the
organization
maintains
combined drive for the three emer-
Club and will be addressed by Glenn leviation of the suffering endured by i
the p rog. 1 a
in Germany.
127 offices in the principal emigration timated at 1110,000. The character te' f WOrd was received during
Frank, editor of the Century Maga- the Jews in foreign lands.
mee ti ng l as t m om ' geney situations awaits ratification by
(if
Regulations Inc Jews.
e of the United
directors
the board o f tl•
e
zinc. On Feb. 2 the Jewish
of Woman's
Shaarey • .The program of the conference will , centers. The various departments
having
been
the
predominant
day
night
of
the
sudden
deathin
Newl
I
"I was on my way to Cologne.
. ynagogue
will hold
of the weeks
Hebrew Schools.
. a joint Include a report on the European situ.' the Palestine Zionist Executive are the immigrants is described, the ct ress
the Auxiliary
Club e . and
York of tester S. Leopold, past-presi- !
element until recently when a consid•
had bought a magazine, through Zed •k S
Judge
Keidan
Preside..
non by Dr. Leon Bramson, well- then enumerated.
..
arable number of heads of families dent of the lodge and one of its most ;
which I looked carefully, in the hope meeting with the sisterhood for the known Russian Jewish leader, mem-
, prominent and enthusiastic niembers,1 Judge Harry It Keidan of Record-
of finding something that might he ' purpose of hearing Frank Tonne " bar of the first Dunutand European
with Millie mesas have begun to enter.
While active in many philanthropic, er's Court presided at the conference
n
•
The functions of the Zionist Organize-
useful too my study. • I saw the words , beam,
•
, aum, ' t h e we I
I- k
nown
" prison reform. representative of the Oft now in this
heritable and other Jewish organma- at which the following men were
'Regulations for Jews in Germany,' er, who will speak on "What I Know
lien in the matter of immigration are c
meet• country. There will be addresses by .
lions, the deceased was most closely present: -Rabbi Leo M. Franklin,
d isc
barged in the countries of origin
and I read with great interest. What About Din
Prisons." At the
h M
. ar
11 as in Palestine. Thel•ureaus , identified with Pisgah Lodge and the Rabbi A. NI. Hershman, Morris D.
• • Joseph S. Kornfeld of To- leading men on the situation in east-
I read there is so incredible that 1' ing -...
:is well
Rabbi
ern Europe and plans for American I
ts • Order of B'rli B'rith 11101 his death Waldman, managing director of the
i mm i gran
can not refrain from quoting it.
in Pa estine asse.
ledo, former United States minister aid will be adopted. I .
Was a keen blow to. every member of United Jewish Charities; Henry Wine-
e Persia, will address the sisterhood
with the necessary formal-
"'It is generally known that th to
man, president of the United Jewish
order in Detroit.
Schools Already Established.
' Men of Temple Beth El to Act complying
32 members of the Voelkische party and in April Alexander Wolcott, dra-
.ities on disentharkation and e them the
: Immediately upon receipt of the Charities; E. Rabinowitz, president of
The fund, which it is planned to
in the Reichstag have decided to move matte critic of "Vanity Fair and the
through the customs and disinfecting
As Hosts to Non - Jewish
a committee consisting of the United Hebrew Schools; David W.
stations. The immigrants are then , new , '
the
adoption
of a law
Jews. This
decision
is based
on for
a program
that New York Sun, will deliver a lecture. raise under Mr. Lewison's leader-
, Ailolph Freund, Bernard Ginsburg, Simons, Fred M. Butzel, Milton M.
ship, will be used to maintain the
Friends at Dinner.
' received into camps or hospitals where
I Charles s Rosenthal and Julius Epstein, Alexander, vice-president of the
trade
schools
already
established
by
has already been drawn up by the
. they are provided with shelter, main., - was appointed to proceed at once to United Jewish Charities; Julian II.
1the Ore in Poland, Lithuania, Rou-
People's
party—regulations
for Jews
P.
Fellowship Night, which
a year ago tenance and medical assistance
until . Cleveland to represent Pisgah lodge Krolik, Jacob Nathan, Bernard Gins-
hi
. .
f
,,,,,d
o
increase
their
mania and Russia and
in Germany—consisting of 65 pare-
distinguished they can tint work. In case
facilities to accommodate 9,000 pu- proved one of the
v.i• li ,t
t. with
graphs of which the following are .
telsats
. :nl 1(flelhne
n ,t7,trnt
g t h .v o apruerci assisted
ent.,prl.e.c.ifurt,lv-ii ihm.ii
4 .,ro
ii,islge
,;;;'13fglel r hila .ve '), ,,:51,11 t;n'rirtlhiti.reaLl m;eshe:U11,:r.i nAci :11)
schools
a s i and
aa et iveea f marking
pa aa o a Isacah
lasie establish
v,arshaadditional
and r f ar I et Mr. `,:ri':'
characteristic examples. The first
their intention to be present at the Abraham Srere, Louis Duscoff, A.
Men's
among
provision is for giving all resident
repeated this yearlon the evening , similar purposes." This work is
funeral services and a representative Schwartz, David Robinson, Louie
staff of teachers and master median- be
Jews the legal status of aliens.
for these schools; supply 2,000 of Armistice Day, Tui•silay, Nov. 11, those which are financed by the Keren 1delegation of Pisgah Image will be on Dann, Louis Stall, Louis Granet,
--
i CO
all official documents the name shall
hand to pay their last tribute and re. Ilarry Z. Brown, Michael Krell, Max
artisans, graduates of these schools, when several hundred lembers of the' Ilayesod.
i
be hallowed by the word "Jude" for, Loyalty to Cause Emphasized
Agricultural Colonization.
can follow • club will each be host f a non-Jewish
•
• spectre to the memory of their former Lieberman, Hyman Goldman, Joseph
that th
I
in the case of baptized Jews, "Judea-
.
H. Ehrlich, David S. .emon, .
activities
are
then
comrade.
their
newly
acquired
trades,
and
as-
'
friend
at
dinner
in
th
dining
hall
of
.
at First Meeting of Year
The upbuilding
1- ' • tion shall
1 11'
'• " ;
Lasky, Joseph Wetsman, Abraham
Dt. Lynn Harold successively considered, agricultural
Program for Armistice D•y,
stet 2,000 additional Jewish families Temple Beth EL
also be recorded in the registry of-
Shiffman, M. B. Cohen and Isaac Ro-
of Detroit District.
is
I
attendance
An
unusually
large
to take up land in southern Russia Hough, pastor of the ,Central Meths- colonization coming first. The total
fins. All persons whose ancestors
where the government gives land free ' list Episcopal Church,
a movement
foremost area of laml in ,lewish possession in • expected at next Monday's meeting senthal.
the
wers members of the Jewish faith on i
Judge Keitlan, in opening the con-
t 01:(e,•cieni)n nd iunng.,,,.,T, 1:,er2 la pis_ of Pisgah Lodge to attend the an-
The Detroit district of the Zionist to those who will cultivate it within orator and a leader in t
tien oat , the
11;uatle•sdt,i,,A
March II, 1922, areconsidered Jews. '
reflected by the fellowship meetings,
- nual Armistice Day celebration staged ference, declathd that from the stand-
Foreign Jews are excluded from Gert l Organization of America began its a period of two years.
m point of ultimate Jewish values, Jew-
(These
under
its
auspices.
A
sm-cial
progra
The Ort is a long-established Fu- will deliver the principal address,
157,500 acres.
many. Those who are in the country , work of the current season at the
education
takes precedence over
ximatel Y
e
have lately been incre-ased b y has been arranged, consisting of short ish
must leave it within four weeks and , Shaarey Zetlek Synagogue Thursday ropean Jewish philanthropic organize- Among those who will also speak will holdings
P"
Ginsburg and a group of Wayne County Circuit Court,
nromi-
addresses
by a number „f younger all other communal enterpo‘see, for
additional
purchase
of .10,000 dunning
their property is to be confiscated. evening, Oct. 30, when an election of non, founded 44 years ago by Baron be Judge Joseph A. Moynihan of the
its full name being fleetly identified with activities in the by the Jewish National Fund and of ' members of the lodge who saw active the boys and girls who are educated -
When German Jews emigrate a certiofficers took place and the following H orace
Service during the world war. They in the lore of the Bible, Jewish his
fain proportion of their property is were chosen: A. J. Korman, presi. prominent Jews,
Zion
Commonwealth./
Enlehasis
is will Present their interpretation ,,f tory, ethics and the Hebrew language
et:inf.-arta by the "Bumlesstaat" ' dent; Solomon Lachman, vice-nresit "The Association for the Promotion Catholic communion of Detroit
and
about
30,000
humans by the
American
co,la,
o
f
i
ghth
n
n
i
fi
gure
di
ng
ea
Knight
fact that the "sale and the meaning of Armistice Day to the are practically certain to remain
ra de s c h oo l, , l
proper- , lent; Samuel Rubiner, secretary; M. o f A gr i cu lture end T
where they last resided—the n
of land are (-Mindy free." nation. Among those invited are Jews.
lions being as follows: Of fortunes II. Zackheim, treasurer. Plans for an Among the Jews." Maintained by bus circles. Judge Moynihan will be bald
I ur "n
in • the
"I have been impressed," said
luntary contributions from Jews in ' the personal guest of Morris Garvett, • With regard to , the state lands the re- Capt. Isidore Levin, Roland Eixt•I and
vo
of
co less than 100,000 marks, half is - intensive drive for a large member-
Nathaniel II. Goldstick. Several mu. Judge Keidan, with the social value
the countries in which it operated, it , vice-president of the club.
port says:
of fortune, between hop were outlim•d and will be I
will
-of
.lewish etlucation in the course of
-
Harry H. Solomon, president,
Up h, the. Present, the government ; skid and vocal selections will be in-
100,imit and 50(1,000 marks, tvvo- ve•lopell during the first part of the taunted, before the war broke out in
"
1914, 04 of
trade
schools
with an tit-
, introduce
the
will will
re- of Paleetine
6,300.
Twenty-eight
of speed
briefly
to speakers,
the theme who
which
has not seen its way clear tersPersed. Chairmen .1aeoli Langer my work in Recorder's Court. While
think; of fortunes of more than new ithrninistration. Mr. Koffman an-
considerableare - a of and Sol Blumrosen of the entertain. the number of Jews who' appear in
se t aside a con
, flounced that the officers and execu. tentlance
1,001 ■ .1100 Illark,,, four-fifths.
land for it-wish colonization and, with nwnt committee are arranging for the courts are by no means alarming-
nth committee would meet twice these schools are in Russia, 27 in Po- • be emphasized throughout the even- i,,
, ly high, the fact that virtually all who
Schools Closed to Them.
!it
few
small
exceptions,
no state or smokes and refreshme-nts.
every month at the homes of mem- land, 10 in Lithuania, 11 In Rou.! ing.
Of justice leek Jewis h
Rally to Be Annual.
It was derided that Pie . a soh I , t elge 1 10 face the bar
" •.1•••es may bid no public office
the governing body and that mania, four in Latvia and one in Dan. -
The Temple Beth El Men's Club waste taints have as yet becente avail- extt•nd an invitetion to Lieut. C01. knowledge testifien impressively to
a meetings to be athlresst•d bY zig. Ththe thousand eight hundred '
and alv excluded from the profession ' hers
purpose."
monthly
the the splendid moral prophylaxis which
I
of f hie ; nor may they direct theaters men who can bring messages of sic.- and fifty artisans in the countries is said to be the first organization
Tht• Sari as operations involved in William Patterson, commander
1
eparatory as well as Jewish legion in Palestine during the Jewish mhication, aside from innIn-
or nmving,-picture houses. They any , nificance to the cultural and Zionist nom et
for this
wi th tools and ' affiliated with a synagogue in the able strati
• 1 w e re N -uppli e d wi
n, pr
c
trinsic values, represents.
prience medicine on their fellow-
i a l,.
rated States to stionsor an annual
.I`
.low's would he rasema t er
Dr. Franklin Speaks.
the outbreak of the war and , rally of men of varying religious out- actual, are then described in detail. World War, to speak in Detroit un-
may. They are disfranchised activities of Detroit Je an
in
a
vi.-
Under
preparation
work are incluthol der' the auspices of the lodge Dec. 7. '
With
Rabbi Tam M. Franklin lIerlared
Fund Drive Democratic.
ert ',eligible for election. They are arranged
with precise
regularity.
Mr. Koffman,
in assuming
the the ruin of 1•;uropean Jewry, the Ort , looks in order to establish
The drive to raise fowls for the that the Jews of the city, regardless
eio , l, h o , l but
from
military
and naval
must
paY a defense
tax. Presidency of the district, declarml , was enabled to continue its work • dile manner the essential oneness e:f of stony soil and terracing; Iliad mak-
he lodge in progressing of their particular outlook on Jewish
demon- the drainage of swamps, the elt•aring 10'W home oft
seni•. an
, schools and high schools may that Zionism is synonymous with .1u- , mainly through subventions from the all religious expression and to demon-
are life or their interpretation of Jewish
strati-
the
possibility
of
an
under-
ing
and
afforestation.
In
line
with
the
Zionist
Organi.
favorably,
About a dozen to
Ger,
ads ,, n
of
hitivity,
Jews. Newspapers that em- deism and that Detroit Zionists are American Joint Distribution Commit- .
o or that have Jews as own. to be found in the forefront of every tee. The withdrawal of that organiz-istanding which nullifies suspicion and the latter
Ji.ws
rry the movement which has the welfare of anion, a war-time emergence relief 'intolerance. Members of the Men's ration more
planted
000,011
trees,
including
in one
the fit.1,1
to solicit
personally
every
rally
to the
than
50o,otei
eucalyptus
,thrts
of
the
1,500
nie•nthers
of
the
or- history,
.lewish should
education
with
the cause
same en-
era
plo
t husiasni as they do to the physical
owners
must ca
•
-r part
{
body, has left the Ort in financial Club are working hard to have the at- front 1719 to 1923 and prepared over der in Detroit.
"We don't want large subscrip-- wants of the you and the under-
shield of David in a conspicuous pe. Judaism and Jewry at heart.
straits. This, according to a state- tendance at the forthcoming dinner 2,000,0110 ,, , ,ellings in its nurseries.
Ile said:
the agrieultur al work terns," said President Samuel J. • privilegtol
Na.! Chazan,
of Order
Speaks.
siti, in the heading. State indus-
Nathan
Nast
of the Onit•r went by Dr. Leo Branson, who is excel that of the previous .year.
"Once the splendid work of the
While most Of
1.s i discussing the plan for the
tri,,.. vas and electricity plants, rail-
of a prepare or) Rhodos
in this country attempting to se-
i -
been
necessarily
has
character, the Zionist Ornanization campaign. "What we want rather is United Hebrew Schools is made
roa , -• trolley lines and shipping con- Sons of Zion, a fraternal insurance curt
re for it a continuance of American
a 100 per cent campaign, in which known ti , the Detroit Jewish public
cert- may employ no Jews. No real organization consisting of Zionists . lewish support, comes at a most eriti-
It
Kenn IlayeS011) has, in c o
every member of Pisgah Lodge will a generous response will follow.
Europe, who
estate may he sold to Jew's. Com- and affiliated with the Zionist Organ- ' cal time for the lews of Europe
with the National Fund, settled
1,400 articipate We are not asking the . is imperative that every piece of con-
njunction
"
'
•
indicate usher of America. delivered the by
mereill
registries
must
' reason of a social upheaval due to
1923.
• •
on
the
soil
from
19-
am
few.
'a of Detroit to contribute to any ',true five Jewish educationa wor
wh e tiler owners or part owners are principal address. Mr. Chazan is a v , conomic conditions, have had the can ..... thr par t y Represented by •'Iews
ery
The slements are then described, as • charity or to give us any donations. I should be cheerfully aided in this
Jews or "Judenchristen." Bills of ex" loading business man of New York very foundation of existence torn
H■lf of Group.
well as the various forms of assistant'e We are asking them to buy bonds city. let us discard differences and
chanee made out by Jews must bear City and is a member of the net . . , from under their feet. Unless the
rendered by the Zionist Organizat•tm hearing 6 per cent interest Of a grail, work together for the preservation of
• committees of the Zionist
COnspicuously
the draw-
•
e .Kt-- Ort.can continue its operations on an
ing firm and the
the name
Star of of David.
All executive
LONDON.—Of the 32 Jewish can- (Keren Ilayesoill, the agricultural in- equal, if not suiwrior, to the ordinary , the spiritual value, which make for
.
All 0
rica, American
o f th
f A met
o and
'
..thwish character and pride. The edu-
ran . ration
avesod
o . the
increasing scale, thousands of .4.'8 tlidates who entered the Parliamen- • titute and its experiment stations be- mortgage bonds sold to the public.
commercial concerns owned ill Part
.
ending before the war on cont.
a common prob-
•
,1,•p ending
"Pisgah Lodge does not want Its rational problem is
t ,,, o tary lists in the recent British else- •
oe in whole by Jews must have the
• sh Congress as well as of the ail-
The visit of inspe•ction of Dr. Mead hometo be financed by a few iteli- • tern. I shall happily support the ef-
twits, 14 emerged vktorious. They
conspicuous
pull-
ministrative committee
of the Keren Twenty-five
merce, will thousand
"starve amidst
Star of David in a cons
•
' 'I"'
Jewish Plenty."
families .
the
fact
that
- . .
as
Rather, it is its desire to - forts of the United Hebrew Schools."
is rex-tinted as well
viduals.
who had settled on the land will be represented all three parties—C.0n-
tion , ,n th me
• signs.
'
Tuition Free to 700.
sethative, Labor and Liberal. Samuel one
while
given
making
prominence.
various criticisms and have every one of its members par-
.
Ile said:
b
" . .li•w s and Jewesses who return Ilayesod.
th ir far ms be-
Aaron Klein, member of the board
an a on their
"The rapid
demonstration on the co mpe II e d to
t a b
suggestions. he expresses fevtirable , ' ticipate. If each one of our ment
to Cermany after once having been part of the Jew, of Palestine of their cause they lack the skill and the im- - Finburgh, Conservative, member of
will
more
of
directors,
declared that of the
We
n
elected from the Salford constituency vtews as to the agricultural resources hers will buy a $50 bond
bans-led are to be hanged.
peculiar spiritual power, in my ph•ments tt, comply with the law re- the Jewish Board of Deputies, was o • f Palestine and the possibilities of than reach our quota of $60.000. more than 2,000 children educate in ..,
"'For the protection they arc I, inion means more than the $27,- quiring complete cultivation before
Ile
defeated
the
lewish
colonizatitm
in
that
country.
This
is
not
a
difficult
task
and
from
the
four
schools
mare than 700 re-
near Manchester.
•
granted in Germany the Jews mus t _ 000,000 which has been spent in that ownership can n be legally e-stae
Mar 'r J.
who had dis
t7roler urban development emphasis present indications will be secant- ceive free tuition, while the remain-
. labor leader, Ben Tillett.
pay double Inc taxes paint by Ger
a month to $4, the
Ilf the Min- and thousans
f o th
d
pay
from
$1
oers
der
son-
is
laid
unity
the
large
increase
in
Brunel Cohen Conservative
a
. • .
plished."
mar t. All the provisions of the regu. country For
since
the
award of a 1"nle l'' posed of their belongings and wwere. , - _ _.
the
revival
average monthly cost of educating a
Samuel and see- building activities which have result-
in-law of Sir Stuart ,amuel
Ilate.
la t 1,,, for
Jews
in Germany
apply
The aChOOIS COMpriSell in the
those
non-Jews
who join
any infinitely more difficult than the builtl- preparing to locate on the soil face rota of the British Legion,
Wa
pupil
01
in
the
erection
of
suburbs
near
.11•-
•
' rf .
also ' ,■
system are the Kirby Center, the new
a land. And in order that ruin. The trenle schools in which the elected from his constituency ,-, ' fl rusakni, Haifa Find Tiberias, as well
up of may become a seat of great Jewish youth of Europe were reeeiv.
Prot , • !lye or defensive association of , ing
school et Philadelphia and By. ron ave-
Palestine
Liverpool. Sir Arthur Defrece, ' ".• ay the extension of the township of
Jew,'
nues, the Oakland school, the Wilkins
moral and spiritual power, it is in- ing vocational training will have to servative, famous theatrical prod
t
Tel
Aviv.
In
this
connection
the
work
uc•r
Kra-
school. The Michigan Avenue
.
H
losed
I
Sinister
Document.
A I read this sinister taco- ' cumbent upon the Jews of the world. be c
Was re-elected from Blackpool
''cry •,f the General Mortgage Bank,
'When
Mn. F r ances Heft in I. Expected Here 'treat
Hebrew School, while not within the
Leading Figures Interested.
Harris, Liberal; Sir Philip Sas '(-7, a5 ' en !topsoil institution, is pointed out.
thought at first that it was a especially those of the United States.-
Nasembee 8. .
system,
Is supervised by the principal
!tent I
o
gress
The report then notes the pr
--- --
, -
dark time of
of the
religious
wherewithal
the development
Wstorical that
reproduction
Middle
not only to for
supply
the financial of Associattel with Mr. Lewisohn in Conservative; Samuel Samuel. , '''
of the United Hebrew Schools.
MN. Frances Heflin, field ',pro-
%'( of Pa'estine industrially. Ntention is ,
such things really existed. the economic life of the country but this if are. among others, James s,•rvative, a brother of Lord Bear e,
Rabbi
A. M. Iler thman of Shaarey
.. ill
,,u,:e'iri -: made of tht building industry, as well sentative ,if the Jewish Consumptives a Zedek, David V,'. Simons, Jacob Na-
u I never ave believed that to think of Palestine continuously, II. Becker of Chicago; Mrs. Alexander Dr. G. E. Spero, Liberal; M. Tu riV
i‘Ife
ItYlVil . i•al
as the manufacture of the row meter- Relief Society of Denver, who for
iersigentls• With love and devotion. Kohut, Judge Jacob Panken and Samuels, laborite; Arthur Sa
But I WO 11
Shin
Emanuel
number of years has conducted in • than, Henry Wineman, Morris D.
.lodge Otto A. Rosalsky of New York Conservative;
h
Waldman and Milton M. Alexander
II ontinued on pare 5.
a peatical party could seriously con- I
and Morris Wolf of Philadelphia, minister of mines in )tar Don
Miehigan and adjacent states ram-
C ontinuous Thought Essential.
discussed various angles of the situa-
c i der
•e• ,
; eras;
opeing
n
sue nonsense in
of the society
"That member of the Zionist di,- vice chairmen. The executive coin- cabinet; Joseph .
1..01S in the interest
.
.
tins confronting the schools and de-
•
twentieth century. in the parliament
Major
I.
Hare
Belisha,
Henry
Major
'
.
.
s i composed of Dr.
wIll a Rite i n , r i .
t ir , MAZER SECURES HORTON
4
Germany—the
Germany
of
Goethe,
trio
is
truly
a
member
whose
thought
mittee
i
S
Glared thit the community, realizing
-ow
I
chairman; David N. 510- Alfred Mond, Liberal; Major I
FOR GYM DIRECTOR fun ds wheal will go tower& the eon- he fact that they were menaced with
Kant and Lessing. Have they forgot. for the movement is ever for its fia- sessohn, Mrs. William D. Sporborg, B. Salmon, Conservative, managin or •11-
O
; struction of two new buildings.(Inc
_ ._ _
a marked impairment of their work,
"
the
cultural
gifts
of
the
Jew
to
vancement.
Ile
who
contents
himself
t
C. Vladeek, vice chairmen; A. E. rector of the Lyons Tea Shops
100 additional
Jacob Mazer, chairman of the gym- , to-ill be usedto house
would respond whole-heartedly to the
the world? Beginning with the Ten with the paying of his dues or with Rothstein, comptroller; Ilerman nephew of Sir Joseph Lyons, r epee-
as a call for funds. Mr. Waldman and
C smmandments of Moses, through the a subscription to the Keren Ilayesod Bernstein, honorary secretary; Henry st•nting the constituency of Ha thou- , nasion, committee of Temple Beth El, women patients and the other state-
has engaged, as professional instruc- nurses' home. According to a
Mr. Bated offered the plan for a
Prophets, Jesus Christ, St. Paul, does not take Ziorism sufficientlyBernstein,
IL Rosenfelt, campaign director, and also were successful candidates
throu eh Spinoza to modern times, the seriously. A true member
of the
its is tor for the gymnasium classes at the. ment by the officiate of the sane- concerted drive for the United Ile-
a Jew whose Dr. Cyrus Adler, Jacob Billikopf, One of the interesting resu can- temple, R. J. Horton, head physical torium. several hundred patients, the brew Schools, the Ort Reconstruction
Jews have never ceesed giving price- Zionist movement is
Fels, Albert M. Greenfield, the fact that the Jewish Liberal
are
women, are Fund and Emergency Refugee Fund.
etion tdirector of the Detroit Y. M. e. A. majority of whom
les• treasures to humanity. Is not heart beats continuously for the Maurice
Gen. Abel Davis, James Davis, Sol dictate,
the world'.: gTeatest living scholar. cause. Harry
ctate,
Nathan,
who
ran for
etc repel, Mr. Mazer is personally undertaking on the waiting list. The nurses' home
M. Fisher,
S. Mr- in the
constituency
of Wh•tech
eated the financial obligation in order that will be needed to accommodate the
Deutsch,
to
,
Maurice
Samuel,
author
of
"You
Albert Einstein, a Jew—a manlAr, Gentiles," one of the most talked of wish, Hamilton Loeb, Jacob M. Loeb, which is mainly Jewish, was def sling, the members of the temple may have increase in the nurses' staff which
AUXILIARY WILL DINE
world1
',Thom the entire scientific
1 s - books of the year, will speak before Louis Mann, S. J. Rosenblatt and Jet by his Laborite opponent, Go cDon- all the advantages of a proper physi- , will be occasioned by the eventual ad-
they worl
forgotten
tens eagerly?
i CONGREGATION OFFICERS
Have
the members of the district Thursday Bus Rosenwald of Chicago; Louis minister of transportation in Ma n „ a cal education. Mr. Horton is con- 1 mission of 100 new patients.
that
Frankli
and
how Walter Rathenau served the Ger -
F'rsnkel of St. Paul, 1. W. Frank of alt's cabinet,
ment sidered the leading physical director I Among the patients who have re-'
Dec. 11.
The ladies Auxiliary of Congrega-
run people and the martyr's death he e vening,
The members of the executive corn- Pittsburgh, Irving I. Goldsmith of Liberal, former member of perils r'oert in Michigan and, by special arrange- ceived treatment in the sanatorium
brother-in-law of Sir Ile
suffered for his country?
years are a considerable • tion B'nai Mosche, Garfield avenue
Ehrlich, chair. Saratoga Springs, Benjamin F. Levy • and
has been secured for Monday , in recent
ewish
ment,
H.
Eugene
Mannheimer
of
Samuel,
was
defeated
in
the
J
.. "I know the psychology of
Guc-
and
Thursday
evenings
throughout
number
of
Detroit
men
.nd
women
•
and
Beaubien street, will entertain
y
mitten
are
Joseph
o- m
Jacob of Elmira,
Dann, Harry
rnerican fellow-citizens and of our
Des Moines, Barnett E. Marks of constituency, Hackney. Philip
The national directors of the no- with a banquet in the synagogue Sun-
writer the winter. The classes will begin
of the
s ister
Friedberg,
Louis Stoll,
_ err nations. They will never feel man;
c maaha, dolls, Liberal, famous, English edera- Monday evening, Nov. 17. Mr. M. riety from Detroit are Rabbi A. M. day evening, Nov. 9, in honor
Friedberg,
Morris Louis
' Cohen, Morris Shatzin, Jacob Miller, Phoenix, Henry Minsky of O
and of the
mach
. n sympathy for a country that
Bernstein, Abraham Srere, Hardwig Peres of Memphis. h rles and pre ident of the Zionist F Col. ter has also secured a competent di- 'I llershman, Rabbi Judah L. Levin, officers of the congregation
A general meeting of the
wan defeated.
auxiliary.
'
,'"`", "t guarantee the same rights
Aaron
M.
Polakoff
of
Buffalo,
Alex
Sanger
of
tion
of
England,
that Dr.
Dr P. M.
chair. rector for the women's classes, which David Oppenheim, David Robinson,'
v Z Gordon. Julius Braun, Jacobi
Kauf- i congregation will take place at 8
to foreigners
gners as to natives, or
and Mil- Charles Waley Cohen, liberal,
a
Morris D Waldman
II
begin the following evening, Mrs. Israel Kaplan and Moses
11
or s .
arr' Z. David .e S. Zeman, aron M. D Dallas,
law parliamentary com - will
o'clock i3 the afternoon.
insult. its own citizens because
because O f Burrows,
M. Alexander of Detroit and J.1 man of the
man.
Milton
ton
Nov.
18,
I
Davidson,
also
defeated
their faith "
I srae
mit t t ee, was
.
m
'
I Peerson,
r g
•
K. Weitzen krn
o f o AA ilkesbarre
f. .nyricht 1921 by Seven Arlo Testae.
and
Isaac
Shetzer.
Gordon
byadkateb

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