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iConcluded from page 1.1
shrewdly discerned the possibilities Of
• manipulating the neighborhood forces
so organized for distinctly political
control.
The center is not intended to be
a settlement, not a charity district of-
fice, not a social unit scheme, so much
as it is to be a powerhouse for social
service and neighborhood welfare.
(From Correspondence and Cable. of hwiall T•legrapWc Agency.)
All the needs of the people are its
concern. It operates on
In connection with the approaching Christian holiday season, the Dwa legitimate
Groove, the Warsaw organ of the Polish National Democratic party, started the broad maxim that nothing that is
human is alien to it, It seeks to bring
from Jewish shopkeepers.
• agitation against the Poles purchasing
all available resources, inside and out-
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Sir Herbert Samuel will leave Palestine in April and Governor Ronald side of the neighborhood, public and
Storrs will be Acting Iligh Commissioner until the arrival of the new corn- private, to satisfy those needs. It
k to create new resou rtes
does n ot
missioner, according, to a report published in the Arab paper, Falastin, of
h it may, for
n,
4e
o f its ow ealthoug
Jerusalem.
poses of experiment or demonstra-
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lion, undertake some task Or enter-
Eight thousand, one hundred and ninety-one Jews entered Palestine in prise with the expectation of having
the first nine months of 1924, according to official figures. Of these, 3,226 it taken over, if proven necessary and
are men, 2,522 women and 2,443 minors. During the same period 1,701 valid, by some existnig agency, public
or private. It represents a united ef-
emigrated.
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fort of all benevolent forces inside
of Jewish, Moslem and Christian and outside of the neighborhood. It
first
Masonic
lodge,
comprised
The
members, was established in Jerusalem for the purpose of pronwting union is interested in the whole life of the
members,
and fraternity among the inhabitants of Palestine. The lodge will be con- people from before the cradle to the
ducted according to Scottish rites. grave, and in their multifarious rela-
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tionshipm.
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Proc eeeee Are Practical.
Madame Esther Sniegova, well-known Russian Jewish actress, died Dec.
But its processes are practical.
it in Denver, according to word received by the Jewish Actors Club of New •
York. Madame Sniegova came to the United States about a year ago but For example, it carries on family wel-
cental-
r •
ol
her artistic powers were recognized at once. She died after a pronged
fare work. It does this in
organ
ized fashion. It brings
all i za-
tions
into
common
conference
am
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makes them partake of the responsi-
Palestine will shortly have a new series of postage stamps to replace
hility for the welfare of all the families
the temporary stamps now in use. The stamps of the new series will have
in need of service or relief. Though
pictures of Palestine views and monuments. One of the series will bear its field is Jewish, it invites non-Jew-
the picture of the Tower of David, while another will bear the likeness of bib agencies to take part. This open
door insures, to use Wilsonian lan-
the City of Tiberias.
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The Zionist members of the Polish Sejm have formed a separate club guage, "open covenants openly ar-
which will be a part of the Jewish Kolo. Thus will be ended the anomaly rived at." Agencies and organizations
that the Eastern Galician Zionist deputies headed by Dr. Reich frequently heretofore on the outside, usually
in their attitudes, are broughti
voted in parliament with the Orthodox deputies, against the other Zionist critical
inside and become construe-
into thens
members, under the leadership of Deputy Gruenbaum.
live. The bane of all case wor
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agencies
outside complaints, is trans-
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Traces of an earlier Hebrew original of the Gospel of St. John, generally formed into co-operation. The asso.
to have been written in Greek about the year 100 A. D.,
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b elieve been
have
found
by Dr. James Alan Montgomery, professor of Semitic's a station of untrained volunteers with
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the University of Pennsylvania. From these traces Dr. Montgomery is trained professionals operates cation.
as a
se of social ser vic
attempting to reconstruct the Jewish background of the early Christian process
e edupreads,
as
it s
io
Social
rvice educatn,
So
promotes social thinking, a liberal
movement.
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The decision in the Jerusalem blasphemy trial against the Hebrew daily public opinion and a tender public
paper, Doer Ha' Yom, may not be the final development in the case. The conscience toward the injustices of
a economic maladjustnient.
in a recent ise that the incident social nd
Catholic Daily Herald of London d 0 •
"The group judgment in these case
states: "This out-
Thee
a
g
ue
e
Le
h
meetings
takes the place of an indi-
may be submitted to t
burst was the result of resentment of the Zionist fanatics at the conversion vidual and sometimes arbitrary judg-
ment
of
the
professional workers,'
of liens Ilerzl."
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Rokeach
Kosher Soap
Immigration of Jews to South Africa during September was twice as who, however, form a very important
to the report submitted element in these groups. This helps
r
,
the family no less than it helps
great as during the precet mg n
by the immigration official of the Board of Jewish Deputies of South Africa. organizations interested.
The wel-
During August the board's representative met 12 incoming steamers with fare center, reected in the workers,
45 Jewish immigrants aboard. During September the same official met 15 is the general practitioner. The ten-
dency in the development of social
steamers which brought 115 Jewaish . immillants.
service agencies has ben along func-
The project for establishing a Jewish university in Hungary entered a tional lines of organization to a very
f Jewish communities held in
new
phase
as
a
result
o
Budapest. Deputy Paul Sandor undertook to bring the question of the high degree, from general functional
For washing dishes, silver-
ware, glassware, porcelain.
china, marble, and for gen-
eral kitchen nee.
Keeps the hands soft and delicate.
The word " Kmher" in blue •nd In
red on indivIdimIcakespene eeeeee
through and through, making It
te pleem ot
pomible to me mparate
som for milk dishes an meat
numerus clausus up in parliament and ask for its abolishment. Should the organizations like hospital clinics,
government refuse to abolish it. he will imediately
introduce a bill pro- child-caring agencies, homes for the
ni
age theseo highly specialized agencies
viding for the establishment of a Jewish university in Hungary.
dishes.
in d, t variou s fields. The family
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consist ing of more '
theory of rela- probleone , usually , has b
the
Experiments which will determine whetherr Einstein's
el
ec
Chher Roltroch Vowel
m problem
h A •rican lew- than
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gitimate province of the specialized
tivity is correct are under way by Dr. . .
Rokeach Kosher Scouring
ish scientist, and Dr. Henry G. Gale of the University of Chicago. The agencies dealing with these specific
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Rokeach Kosher Aluminum
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ether. Special instruments, invented by Dr, Michaelson, will be employed formulating plans of treatment, wise'
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At all grocers
or otherwise, without consultation !
'I in the test.
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with one another, much the same way
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One thousand Jewish families are now permanently settled in Madrid, as medical specialists do, who go in
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
the capital of Spain, forming a considerable Jewish community, en
nity
engaged
in independently on the patient who pre-
various branches of co mmerce, crafts and banking. The Jewish
ies or symptom s.
ts several
Wors hi
free i s carried on
.
made thes e
maladbeing
plea
is
hs
a a synagogue in a centre ota Spain now guarantees
dom of wor- I renstrong
A
e-establishment of the
the
r
ndisturbed
as
the
constitution
of
u
shit.
to all religions. The municipal council has provided grounds for a I days for
1 general prac titioner, the family phy-
sician, and the delegation to him of
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Jewish cemetery.
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in the specialist
f the principle of equality guaranteed by the constitution
to • discretion to callSo in the neighbor-
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w a l . when necessary.
all citizens of the Polish republic, found expression recent yr
hood center scheme of family we. a e.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
termed "a verdict of citizens court" in the Galician resort, Zakopane. A no specialized organization assumes '
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group of Poles, constituted as a citizens court, issued a verdict of con- the responsibility for treatment e.f its,
. detonation on six Polish landowners because they sold property to Jews. own accord; it furnishes its services I
To submit to public opinion and to condemn in line with the plan of treatment
The verdict rends as follows:
adopted by the group of which it is
I this unpatriotic, disgraceful andsreacherous action."
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a part.
TheJews of Spain, Portugal and Morocco have been invited tie partici-
Activities Varied.
pate in the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the establishment of
"So along recreational and educli..,
the first Sephardic community in Amsterdam, Holnd. For the purpose tional lines the center is a busy hive
• consisting of prominent
1 I it
f activity like i any active common-
of making preparations for th s event,
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members of the Jewish communities was formed. The committee consists of
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the following: President D. N. A. de Beneditty, D. D. I. Cardozo, D. J. J. ity center, with
a literary
clu in
ng on?
sing-
actici
• part of the build ing, a pr
de Torres, J. Pais, D . A. Aletrino and M. D. Cortissos.
her , a domestic
anot
class
in
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b • only Moslem coun- I science class of mothers in the hitch-
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me people in the attic library
On the Ocean Front
, some
The creation of a new, Le•ague o
tries, is the main point on the agenda of the All-Islamic Confeence, which and a neighborhood mutual loan or-
American and European Plans.
y I bn Saud,
nce was called
confere
ganizotion
in another room. But the
is to be held shortly in Mecca. The
call niti bo n of Al i
h
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New Hydriatic Baths.
.
use of this center is not primarily for
Sultan of Nejd and conqueror o
King of Iledjas and the forming of a new government in Mecca under the such activities. These groups are in-
Golf Privileges and Garage.
he quarters chiefly for
leadt•rship of a iletijas notable', will also be discussed. Scheduled to become
Bathing From Hotel.
con-
members of the new league are 25 Moslem countries, including the It; I the
vice pur
d roue o t f quart
JOEL HILLMAN, President
tact with as ninny of the people as
d states of Arabia.
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A central executive committee of the Zionists in Poland was formed in • possible.
The
policy is
help
these
s nd
quarters
in to
the
schools,
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$6009000
hristmas
tub Members
Mack at Cadillac Ave.
Mack at Townsend Ass.
Gratiot at McClellan Am.
Harper at Van Dyke Ave.
Concord at Kercheval Ave.
Davison Ave. at Riopelle St.
Russell St. at Monroe Are.
Gratiot Am at Russell St.
Jefferson Ave. at Altm Road
F ormt at Fischer Ave.
Kercheval at Eastlawn Ave.
Grand River at Trumbull Ave.
Kercheval at Holcomb Ave.
Jefferson at Hillier Am.
35th SL at Michigan Ave.
Macomb at Randolph St.
Riopelle at Scott St.
Woodward Ave. at Grand Blvd.
Fort St. at Dearborn Road
Grand River at Livetnois Ave.
12th St. at Monterey Ave.
Oregon at Epworth Blvd.
Park at Adams Ave.
Gratiot at Soren Mile Road
THIS month we are distributing Christ-
i mas money to 17,000 - people; many of
them friends and neighbors of yours. They
all joined our Christmas Club last year and
have been making easy weekly payments of
25 cents or more.
The cash they are receiving will help with the busi-
ness side of Merry Christmas inhomesallover Detroit .
If you are a member of our Christmas Club, we
want to congratulate you on your success and tell
you how much it will please us to have you re-open
your membership for 1925.
If you haven't joined, by all means visit one of our
twenty-five convenient offices and enroll this very
day. We have a cordial welcome for new members
however small the size of the weekly payment they
decide to make. We want you with us for 1925.
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Warsaw, consisting of two representatives from Warsaw, Vilna, Cracow and group fi
Lemberg. Until recently, the Zionist movement in I'oland worked as four isynagogues and other public build-
separate organizations, according to the previous division of the territories' ings in the neighborhood. The most
now comprising the Polish republic. There was one Zionist organization in ' hopeful and most important direction
WASTE PAPER
Congress Poland, one in the Vilna district, one in eastern Galicia and an.' is so-called le preventive
work, in to
which
will be persuaded
take
the I the peop
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other in western Galicia. A statement from the new executive as to
unification
of
the
movement
and
the
election
of
a
central
committee
is
ex.
a
direct
part.
At
the
outset
we
ea
Are
concerned with
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Problems. In conjunction with the
- peeled shortly.
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North End Clinic, a closely affiliated
SapreareS,
Official figures relative to the payment of Palestine's share of the debt organization, we shall study the
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of the former Turkish empire were recently published. The Palestine gov- health needs, plan for meeting them
ernment will have to pay, according to the decision reached at the last con- —taking up one task at a time—in-
, ference of the Intel:allied Debt Commission in Constantinople, 115,737 voking the co-operation of the health
Turkish pounds in 1925 and 255,044 Turkish pounds in 1926, after which agencies which can be of service. We
Palestine will have to pay 173 Turkish pounds in annuities. Palestine will are likewise concerned with the moral
have to pay 83,503 Turkish pounds annually in the course of the next problems of the neighborhood, and in
Bleu
20 years on account of the past four years. After 20 years, Palestine will conjunction with the United Hebrew'
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Schools we propose to ascertain how New. York. Mr. Perlman's bill would ,
I have to pay 5,514 Turkish pounds annually.
r I many children there are who as yet permit the admission of inunigrants1
Sea by the Jews in the o
have not had an opportunity for re- holding Via/is signed by United States
Scenes
depicting
the
crossing
of
the
Red
∎
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irrespe dive of quota entrance
conditions.
I "Queen of Slaves." which is based on Rider Haggard's novel, "Moon of
Select Dancing Nightly
of It
the
Israel," were objected to by the Hungarian film censor in Budapest. The i ligious
training.
"All this
involves contact with num- would also allow the
be'rle'ss
neighbors
and
furnishes
the
wives,
husbands,
parents,
children
!
censor, a professed anti-Semite, declared that the film showing the Jews I
the Egyptians were drowned, is anti- I
brothers
and
sisters
of
citizens
as, '
dry
shod,
while
th
the propaganda
Red See and was unpermissible in a Christian country. The.. substance for co-operative action in
rossing
c
Christian
'first
numerous
ways.
Are
school
build-
Particular People Prefer
well as of those who have their
Bible was used as evidence by the producer, but the censor would not he ' ings crowded and greater accommoda- papers, regardless of the limitations of
the Palais
convinced. Ile further ruled that the word Jew must not be used in the , lion necessary? These neighbors can
Strictly censored. Highest • . film. The censor also insisted on the elimination of the picture of a mug- , be organized to articulate their de- the quotas.
Standard
mends. Are alleys dirty and neglect-
- Essex Coaches
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ed? They can be brought together to Present Hudson
?Jab Muslciane—The Band You
Sell for Less Than Prices
More than SOO Jews of New York were present at a banquet given re- clean thorn up. Are undesirable ale-
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candy by the Young Judaea in honor of Rabbi Abba Mlle] Sils•er.
at Hotel
of Earlier Models.
cam. , melds invading the territory? .4
J u d aea
Widespread public opinion can quickly
Pennsylvania. Dr. Simon Rothenberg, chairman of the Young
arc- be generated and formulated. Are
"The realization that this is the
paign to raise $50,000, was toastmaster. Emanuel Neumann, executive
I
retary of the Keren Ilayesod; A. I. Lamport, Moses Turman, Maurice housing laws being violated? Gra ve
of the enclosed car grows faster
Hudson
and Nathan Straus spoke. Rabbi Silver, in an eloquent address, pressure can easily be brought on the I age
and f aster," said Mr. DeRo
described the course of development of the synagogue and its importance delinquents directly or through the R Essex distributor in Det Yre, it. "All
Granite end Marble
• in modern Jewish life. He urged concentrated efforts for securing Jewish
ties.
Is
information
to
our salesmen and associate dealers i
%ro p er author
disseminated among the neigh-
educational facilities apt! environment for the Jewish youth of America, b
hors? The channels have been pro- . report the public has made up its
which is the purpose of the Young Judaea. More than $15.000 wii: raised.
mind to have enclosed cars.
, . , ‘ u o ired of liv- i
0.
"The holiday buying of automod
vilest. Is informatiory-req
Nathan Straus subscribed $2 ,50 •
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1 . t . ns in the
inc and working
864 Winder Streit
neighborhood?
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Will either be avail- , biles is exceptionally active. Therel
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Thomas Cook & Son. 1.0., the tourist agency, has issued an advance
is a feeling of business confidence, a
Laois A. W•rbe, Rep eeeee t•ti••
copy of its new booklet of tours in Egypt, the Nile and Palestine for 1924-25. able or readily procured."
feeling that goo d times are here. Au-
made of the Jewish colonies in Palestine, of which the
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tomobile row is doing capacity busi-
ie
A
special
feature
Dealer in Detroit..
, booklet says: "For travelers desirous of including the Jewish colonies in
their itineraries and of witnessing the progress made in the building up of
' '''T . he feature of the development of
Palestine, not only by the old colonists
but by the Zionist Executive since
Hudson-Essex business has been the
we
shall be pleased to arrange for our
enormous reduction in manufacturing
the British occupation in 1917,
dragomans to show them all that is to be seen. The inclusion of the colonies
costs. The present Hudson coach
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will naturally require more time than is allotted to the ordinary itineraries,
sells f or $150 l ess than the fi rst ssex
from Pag e 11
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to. much pleasure to do it. If desired, those of the Jewish ,
less than the first
ghth Con- coach and $450
t
butch will give
ssion of the
Jewish dragoman." A list of Jewish colonies last seConin
a
cress. introduced a bill which is aim- Hudson coach. The present Essex
fait helif be supplied with
ed at strengthening the law of which coach sells for $600 less than the first
tutions is appended.
and
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r Reed of Pennsylvania Es -ea "Ra h."
• ay he and Serat
are . the co- authors. One of the pro.
A weekly Jewish paper in the Per-
.
visicns of the measure calls for the i
k-
sian language will appear at Samar
immediate dep•rtation of aliens con -
he paper will be called
shortly.
0 victed of violating the Prohiition net and
Rushna, meaning "light." The pus-
or the narcotic laws.
Another bill relating to immigra- pose of the paper is to stimulate cur-
introduced the same day by, tural activities among the Jews in
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Representative Nathan D. Perlman of Bucharst.
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