A merica Polak Periodical eater CLIFTON ATIX01 - CINCINNATI 40, OM c o ep f T5 14 ------ 0-1 A S . tf. (Copywright, 1921. 1:1)1"- • c.JOSEPH-,- --- - - By Chas. 14. Joseph.) Newark, N. J., kindly step to the front. This seems to be your week. an was one of the ou tst and ing ts in Americhis That Sribute to Felix may evennfluenye i o f Felix Fuld Fuldlive in N eW ark , N . J ., b ut the so ts, twhi:o. deeds, communally speaking, is national. It seemed rather jets-s u erflou, to "elect him" leader oIf Newark and New ,lersey because he w already occupied that position. At least so it seemed to us living at far distant points. When We think Of Newark in a community way, we think of its lay leader, Felix Fuld. The testimonial given to him the other even- as by reason of his generous assistance in making possible a new "V" ing w But Mr. Fuld ha , been "a giver with all his heart" for a quarter blidding. - century or more. And it seems that hot oversteps city and state booun- of 0 i his . zeal to assist in promoting the Jewish welfare. Yes, Amer- dary lines i n how , Jewry needs it Felix Fulda. God bless them! I. 0. B. A. LEADERS GUESTS OF LODGE iConchided from page Li , Independent Order Writh Abraham,' having a membership of 400 and all snit 'dill,: auxiliary. It is the only lodge affiliated with the order which possesses a building of its own. This building is known as the I. 0. B. A. a Rabbi Lewis Browne. • I never thought Oita Lewis B rowne Now Conies would rott1111 to the Jewish pulpit after giving Op the one in lVaterbury, Conn. Ile has been writing and lecturing, and the last time I met him in di. , s tudy of Rabbi Stephen Wise in New York, I understood that he would all illlt. re , tilIV 11.'1'1 dealing with Reform Judaism. His articles soon gi`,' us the Nation were always very well written and of great in the Fr, vnian and at least to nu'. I never heard him speak. but if he can talk as well interest , he e riles, Newark Jewry has an interesting experience before it. as Rail i Browne will occupy the pulpit of the Freo , synagogue in Newark, and he onnounees that what he has to say will be different than what one usually hears in a synagogue. Ile doesn't say that in just those words, but that t I ant sure that is what is meant. Ile is a radical. And I ant confident hat he is g'''ig to give Jewish paragraphers like myself much food for "copy" for thought. Ile wants to reach the untempled and the unsyna- as Well I, gogued. It seems that he was unable to obtain a definite reaction from the "invisible" audience to whom he has been •idelressing himself through ar- sidei , as well as to those audiences with whom he has only a fleeting ac- quaint:in•e through "one night stand" lectures. So he wants to study his people constantly at close range and see just what effect he and his theories I wish him success. have On them. ... PAGE FIVE ncor frli !sat (ft itcyc MAX L. HOLLANDER. v tgi 8, 2 1 1:1:!:,,s.,t , loIctaitco l, meeting avenue. sow numerous somal, fraternal and for benevolent organizations. Last week negotiations were co m a pleted for the purchase of a cent, eery. niiitit, of the helve are pr. Iii E. Profit kVbarillg Sale Sale Now' On, Will Continue All Next Week Center ‘ C‘. Lippit, president; Martin Schiff, vice- president; Arnold Feldman, financial secretar•; Morris Sioldbei•g, recording Dr. Carleton Simon, deputy police commissioner and chief of New , ii eritetary, and Samuel Greenlootre, York's narcotic squad (who, by the way, is a co-religionist) asserts that' treasurer. The trustees are Nathan the widespread stories of the use of dope among school children in New Naftaly, Benjamin Colson and Adolph York and elsewhere are unfounded, that he has been unable to lino, a case , Teichinan. of a drug addict among school children. And this in face of the state- The executive board, in addition ments made in pamphlets, magazine article, and newspaper stories to the to the officers, consists of Benjamin martini.. itiiiijit _ contrary. It will 1,3 , a relief to parents to be a , sured that Dr. Simon 's sidtwartzi Abraham information is correct. I confess that I have published statements made to min Bronston, Max Fogel, Harry me bY detectives, that from their own knotiolo•oleo , -ehool children have been Evig, Nathan Mager, E. II. Rosen- me induced to become addict , by dope peddler,. awl in a booklet sent to me, Morris Zupeller and David published in the interest of a ciimpaign to, eliminate the use of "dope," berg', Kaufman. ' ,i there were warnings to protect the school children. Now if such state- 1 braham H Hartman, Max Fogel and A rniiiii Feldman constitute the coins silents are untrue , and used only for propaganda purposes to create midi- tional prejudice against the drug traffic, they should be discontinued, for mitt, arranging the banquet. it is unjustifiable to needlessly alarm parents. Their children give them enough real causes for worry without introducing fictitious ones. Otto H. Kahn said a good thing the other day. That a man's reputation , and character work for him twenty-tour hours every day. Think it over.. It's one of the few worth-while things that ono. finds among much bunk passed along by our financially successful men. AMERICANS TO ASK AID FOR PALESTINE 0 • , • 1 Goods at Cost, Below Cost or Little Bove Cost This "Protit-Sharing" Event 'Vas conceived by the owners of this store, and as an expression of reciprocity to the citizens of 1)etroit W h o have helped to build this great business. During; this sale \VP \VIII, share our profits with them. See 0111' ill the papers for the greatest values that have ever been offered to you. By all means attend this great sale, and reap your share of the profits. Frank & Seder Galaxy of Orators Developed ayeso to Present Kere n Hd Cause to Public. day 150 years old. In the Daughter of Jacob Home, in the Bronx, New Longevity is getting to be as much of a fael as golf or cross-word puzzles. women 100 years old and going It is nothing these days to find men 1111■1 strong 011 their second century lap. There was located a Turk the other York, then, are sixty-five inmates ranging from 90 to 107 years. A young- NEw ycmg___Th a t th e Am e rican ster by the name of Henry Cohen, who is only 80 years old, tried too get in, but the rest of them told him too run along and roll his hoop. 'fluty have Neren Ilityesool, as a result of its sue- a club and it annoys the older members to have kids of 75 to 80 year , ey , s ,11 the active services leading American Jews, is no romping around, jumping over chairs and snaking themselves a nuisance , generally. If you really want to appreciate to what extent human life is lower elffilly dependent oon outside forces for its campaign'. is revealed being prolonged, watch the newspaper , for items of persons who are between a statement given out by the head- in 90 and 110 or 115 years. You will be surprised to see how many there are. quarters of the Keren Ilayesood in .An•rivit, announcing the plans for Julius Rosenwald annouyeed the • other day that Sears, Roebuck & the coming Keren Ilayesod •ampaigns will discontinue the sale of firearms and that all advertising of such a char- and the names of prominent Ameri- 1,111110C- acter will be withdrawn front their catalogue. This step is taken can Jew's who will participate a- vat ... 008 with the campaign to check the lawlessness and the appalling, amount of speakers and lecturers. A number of murders in this country. The manufacturers of firearms will probably frown upon such steps to cheek the crime wave in this country, but occasionally those who will appeal girthe K' rut In proportion as they attain the way of establishing medical and other Ilayesool in the coming campaign , are spa of hardships ill the beginning.1 and ebony, is plentiful; yet much there is something of more value to human society than the cosh drawer, they acclimate thentsciti , i , and furniture is being imported into Mex- culture that comfort permits, comfor- colleges had been done by other in- man and women who ha,• only re- then hey tably situal3o1 neighbors never an- dostriali,ds for Mexico, President cently returned from Ilale•tine, whet, their children become unque , tionable ico. (',1111'+ would not have to invite the At lost! Ilayin Salomon, the Revoilutiootary financier. No, I had better According to the figures oof the noy Business, apart from slotnianol hey gat heardnew inspiration for the t intro erants --fur they would seek out change that statement. If I don't, the first thing I know Ford's corps of Department of Commerce at 'a, - an. I supply, olepotnols on credit; and Mexico. Such schools would attract - old sleuths, captained by Liehold and Cameron, will be sending out the idea of the Jewish national home, a acts and Figures. F iielols of osil, of ore, of forests prop- ington, Mexico occupies fourth place ing hod an opportunity to ob- - gain shoe boys looking for H ayti' Salomon sso they can writ.. him up as an- ter hie The it fielels—which are being among the nation , of the world in erly worked 114 Well as open spaces a flood of immigrants, until from such splendid serve at clote quarters the work which worleeol in a sniall area of only 62,- exports to the United States and tenth kept under increased cultivation are Mexico there would ring out the ro- other "red." Ilaym Salomon, the financier. who rendered is doing. i w th out , itc service during the American RevnIntioonary War. is finally too be remembered the Keren Have-sool forms of security for new capital. I mance of the South, .. • 1. o a in imports from this country. place Among those who will make tour, 1 sa a cres-turned ou t 1,' its song and dance and rhythmic by the erection of a statue in Madison Solomon , Park. New York. This was Settlers coming into Mexico enjoy the Koren Ilayeseol and barrel s during the first six months of , behalf of Exports Are Rising. er, e Jews in Polish glee, with its art conceived in un- Federation of Z011e rep re- ' decided upon at a conference of delegates to the for a period f • O. f , ',illy returned from Pal- 1:123, and the total oil Her exports are rising continually , selfishness, 11.'0U1s1 be ready to serve York. Ever I can remm in America hel New week in since bfforts 'whohave to last , about 150.3,000 acres. In ing privileges: all with true Spanish generosity. And e so memorialize in some fitting manner the unselfish and un- estne nr• Hr. 'Joseph Silverman. oast and exceed her imports; the latter' have been madot only 9111,ri96 barrels of crude Exemption from military service. Revolution. rnl ,i bi ,o.1 • , of Temple Emanuel, 1911 this would be the forerunner of ris- reward ed services of Salomon, the Jew, in the darkest days of e the nay ,. petroleum and its derivatives were consists of 27:1 manufactureol articles, the statue hi, o 'too , -on, of Pale,tne , Exemption from all taxes except ing markets, greater effort and better wloilo , the 170 exports are mainly raw A naliodo-wiele subscription campaign to raise $75,000 1 ,, , t I ,,,shed by the Keren Yielded. iiderstanding. It is, therefore, 111,t FUT- municipal. In 1808, 4.000 tons of iron were f , r , ,Iticts. been launched. I hope I Won't be disappointed this time. a campaign pamphlet ; Mexico seeks de:irable immigrants. pri-ing that Mexico should receive the Exemption from import and inter- In 1900 one a , Margolis of Mt. Vernon,' produced in !Mexico. attention of American industrialists nal tax on provisions where the She asks that those who come shall sot study of Palestinian I foundry alone, capitalized at $155,- Judge Hyma n Lazarus, of the Court of Common Plea, in .1. o o, and bankers, as manifested at the cannot be had in any other way; on be able to help themselves and there- sumer; Rabbi Meyer 000,000, turned out 32,000 tons. must have been an unusual man. At the funeral oe , -,i , es 'Jody- m .. by help the country. Nationality, cent reception to President-elect agricultural implements, tools, ma- e ,.., , r of the American Silo- country offers 147 separate anddist r thousand, of persons sought too pay hint tribute , . Thy •• chinery, fixtures, building material race or religion does not matter. No ,• ' s vs,' Ott Samuel, novelist and I tinct deposits of iron ore. And where Canes in New York. Set-lulu's! 11 ,, if all Hudso n County wanted in some '...e. ' Nordic theory could obtain in a trut for dwellings. furniture for home The striking fact about Mexico is S • • l• r• h BlIbliek editor of steel is produced, steel products must estimation i it which he WI1S, held. The Gevernor of , teal country. The Imitate of Mexico I, .'1 Daily News; Mrs. Richard , follow, The 192:3 production of met- net what she is producing now, but use, stock and bared animals for use his r,, ,:r, , t at being unable to be present at the sei o varies, so that those who are cold in the settlements only. the variety and quantity of what she ,• I. president of theKeren ' als in.jilexico was as follows: Exem pt ion —untrans f (Table— from wear coats and those who are warm lay ChaptI,, . can produce. NoW there's a CatholiC question at Harvard. I 24,102 Kil,,vrammes Gold .. I Roman's Idtaisue. and Miss I ,, wear white against their tan—but export duty on the product they cul- yol plays, io t d ' The American archaeologists who ,824.599 Kilookriumn•s over,cer of Ilarvarol University, and author of 1,,, , ,. 2 Silver . I , ,- ,n, both of whom have just I they wear it whitely. ,1 o- dhusottts, deplcriioe ! hive revealed to the world the land tivate and may export, Lead .155,720.3'12 K itoterammes letter to William Lawrence, Episcopal Bishop of 1 of returnyol front a trip to Europe 511111 They may secure awarols and bo- coorriaht 1921 by Seven Anti Feature , of the Aztecs uncover mom , glory 53,37I,roi2 Eiloogramms the recent election of a Roman Catholic to be , II ,, •ii'd fellow 1"011 Copper iss Syndicate. • purictse Poolest'ne• The list also includes M11,1- eery year. The undisputed how cul- nuses on notable work accomplished Kilo grammes • Zinz .... 18,4551,27U the seven who control Ilarvard'sdestinies") becan, "t yot ottit,pooloen fl,hrietta Szold, president of the „•.,. ..'' 'phi - s and 13pecial privileges on any new of the. Roman Church is to control American education. Mexico exports both w000l and sol- tural state of the native full-blooded I Sir Gilbert Clayton delivered sin ad- n -sal Wonion's Organization. industry sir cultivation they may im- Mexican Indian should not be con- the larger issues of the epoch." Mr. Chapman seems too think that''. - i I ton. B ut as increasing stanolards of dress at the twelfth Annual Graolua- Non-Jews Are Included. sidered as an obstacle to future ad- plant which succeeds. i 811 entering wedge for R oman Catholic control, based apparently upol, a Other men o f no t,- w h o w in a ppeal 1 living hav e made for higher wages, The cities of Mexico are growing lion of the Hebrew Iligh School vance. Standards are rising in 'Meg- sermon, that "if llariarol stateme nt made by acard inal O'C on ll in a recent "Ilerzlia" at Tel Aviv. Ile praised she was supposed to have be, ti "" American .,rave} on behalf of the clothing and cloth have found an in. ,ico, wages are incretasing and sch000ls and high schools and agricultural and r which ith of C hr i s t fur d the Karon Ilayesooll, some of whom IlaVV, creased market there; mud the total todaY ha the work of the gymnasium and spoke are spreading as fast as taxes per- technical schools are bound to in- o erected, her i old faith of the country's few moots would he solmemet and they (Ii• e. the Cath"lIeO would ,Ilse visited Palestine, include Samuel production crease. relatively. If what the Rock- highly of the Jewish educational work l'iltennyer. president of the Keren is a mere bagatelle. Lumber of the mit. Therein lies Mexico's be the first too gather round her." throughout Palestine, efellers have done for China in the Silver of , highest grade, , including mahogany surety. it o s. 11 ales000 I ; R a bid bloa ' Prof. Ludwig Lewisohn seems to have had some sad experiences, preofe chair- tie:tall,: speaking. But 1.-t no not be too downcast over "Upstream." I take Cleveland; Rothenberg, ay, o the Koren hiBn,: ooarol eof of the Morris hHugo pleas doe in reporting that Professor Alexander Silverman, head of the de,- man; J P am of Ce a:Immo nt of chemistry at the Universit y of Pittsburgh, was elected President Juolge soduo David 1.ourie of Boston; RabbiI of the Faculty club. I Want to add that Professor Silverman is a scholar, a Morris S. Lazaron of Baltimore; Dr. I tine poosition in his ettoo,otn Nathan RatnotT. president of the I Tod' -', unassuming gentleman, who ha s won a . Commit- field of work and gained the exceptional regard andesteemof his colleagues American Jewish Physicians Commit- his former fellow-number of the faculty, Profess Nathan of Isaacs (now tee; Dr. Alexander Iron- of Brook- Like Pittsburgh. ber of the ,t lyn; Judge harry Fisher of Chicago; at 11ardi, .,ry Profess or Silverman is a member —;:—. I "et. where the Catholics, Jews, Protestant anti-Klansmen and Klansmen Judge I. M. (gulden of San Francisco r get-to-gether dinner the other evening in Oklahoma. Rather interesting and [Sr. ao D. a de number Sala 1'001. The nie list f o nas otains of had cn t, (1 say the least. It was supposed to be a sort of peace conference and, iffidu ding Sen - incat lsn"n - .1 ator Sodden P. Spencer, Lieuatenant Judr .,, g by the initial results, it was as successful and as peaceful as an Pe"m orgy molt between Clemenceau and Lloyd George. One hundred were pres- Governor Lunn of New York and proportions of a riot, a committee was Norman !Inwood. ant and before the dinner assumed the , nces and too live In the campaigns which have bent ppointed representing each group too compose their ditTere , trtealter in harmony. I wonder it it doesn't occur to sonic. one connected conducted for Palestine in the aree with the Klan to study the Ten Commandments and try to live up to them. years of the existence of the Keren grams for right Ilayesod, the outstanding figures have' That would do away with all sorts of other unnecessary pro . been the leaders of the movement like conduct. Dr. Chaim Weizmann, Nahum Sobs, A gentleman in Philadelphia writes me to confirm my' statement that low and others who have coonw from e Koti , • net Wolfe, formerly of Philadelphia, who married one of the Roth- abroad. This year also some of the roominent personalities from the oth- , 111 ,,I . 'he oother day, is not a Jewess. She is also !tot "one of the beautiful only daughter of Dr. Lawrence Wolfe. P er ,4d, will in all likelihood partici- n HI ..lets" because she was the And it Is interesting to note that she is a niece of Frank Daniels, the corn- ed111/1 Iler name is Katrinka and she is known as "'Trinkie," and not Kitty. veer. pate. the During American the three force, years. have how. be- cornet strengthened and grown in n, methe most interesting feature of the conimuniration is that it was written by a man I kne w some twenty years ago, but he won't know that numbers so that the officers express _ confidence that the campaigns would until he reads this paragraph. be successful even should the Koren - — --- - -- h • lIayessol he deprived 0 f the valuable ' per cent till 1 the Palestine, of whom 25 various 'o-operation of European leaders of ' h soil sun wh.ah th, v Iii, 11, t e agrieultui al settlements, and especial- the movement. ONLY , ly the 10,050 of them who have eosin PACKARD In since the cenblusioon of the war, an'' transforming the country. They a, CAN BUILD A The Packard Six represents every Packard to lose its peculiar distinction bringing into Palestine the arts of civ- inherited tradition of l'ackard standards even ten years after purchase. t('ontnued from page 1.) ilisation and theatniosphotro• of peat'' , PACKARD —carefully considered design, the best _ _. _ _ not of war. They have laid the foun- the nv.e...tal ishment of the Jewish na- Aftcr you have examined and ridden datiois of an industrial shweloopment possible materials, the most painstaking (Continued from Page 11 Ilona' boo e and emphasize the re- in the Six you will agree that only through the establishment of eleetri- ASK workmanship in the industry. than they had Theodore market,' influence of the High Com- heartily cal power plants, of which one is al- Packard can build a Packard. nusso , r is indeed well deserved. In eeelt in his day. o , THE MAN ready functiening near Jaffa and an- Ro The rebel armies of Mexico have It represents, also, advancements in his h tiling of the Palestine situation. And if you any of the more than other is hying completed near Haifa. been disbanding and have gone back • WHO OWNS engineering ideas that are the fruit of time Ierbert has amen himself a 40,000 owners of the Six they will tell at "The tractor, the science of dry- to the land for which they yearned; it sman Of. very high conk. His Packard's 25 years of experience. ONE you that their own facts and figures prove tart, fairness and knowledge of men farming and intensive agriculture has been given to them by the gov- These cars are striking examples of that and affairs have enabled him to handle have been introduced and their effi- ernment, together with modern agri- there is neither wisdom nor economy in racy in Palestine is attested toy so cultural training. No wonder that sta , •ssfully a difficult situation. Packard Six and Pack. exclusive quality that never permits a paying less than the Packard price. high an authority on colonization . aa American industrialists are ready to and Eight are both "But in the allaying of Arab sus- Professor Elwood Mead of the United turn out immediately threshing and body furnished in ten picion and opposition and the creation States Department of interior, after other agircultural machinery in keep- types. open and en. Detroit Branch of relations of friendship and cynfi , Mg with the rising demands of the closed. Packard's ex. a thorough investigation. JEFFERSON AT ST. ANTOINE WOODWARD AT BOULEVARD dense, great credit should also be giv- tremely liberal lime. "The Jewish pioneers, with unes- country. Locomotive works will soon Cadoller TO00 Empire SW en to the practical work of the Keren payment plan makes ample(' self-sacrifice, supplemented by start to manufacture oil engines for !laYesod and the Zionist Organization of Am- the railroads that will net the country possible the immediate Jews in agriculture, industry, commerce and the self-sacrifice of the , cnio.nient of a Pack. in all those activities that have so erica, are laying the foundations and more and more as ita resources are ex- and -purchasing out preparing a homeland where eventual- plaited and promoted by capital from largely increased the prosperity of the ly hundreds of thousands, if not mil- without and labor both native and Of Income instead of country, • prosperity which the Arabs capital liens, of their homeless brethren will foreign. have shared with the Jews. , Wherever people can do well, irre- I "The 100,000 Jews now living in find • home." iY The It NEVER LOSES DISTINCTION "MILLIONS OF JEWS WILL ENTER HOLY LAND"—UNTERMYER BEHOLDS IN MEXICO HAVEN FOR JEWISH REFUGEES IN CUBA ask PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY PACKARD SIX 9 • • •