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VOL. XVII. NO. 6
con.
fence
Waldman Pleads For Co-Operation
In Movement For Jewish Hospital
TER MS FALSE RUMOR Describes
Center Idea
1.
or
OF DISCRIMINATIONS le‘‘ish Welfare Board Second • ,M anaging
Convention Held
BY BOOK-CADILLAC Biennial
In Philadelphia.
Labors
the
de.
I; obbi
fore
for of the United Charities Declares That More
Direc
Than $1,000,000 Will Be Required to Effect Institution
After the Idea is "Sold" to Entire Community,
on B .
Mor.
Sla.
after
to:k-
ing i n
Holier
rthe
d s in
than
am-
1925
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
HERSHMAN INVEIGHS
Has Long History AGAINST APOLOGIES
Lappin Traces Back Movement
BY JEWS TO WORLD
to Ancients and Describes I
ation He eads 1 Says Arbitration
. Or g Sp onsors
Art HExhibit
Sp
Part Jews Have Taken,
The arbitration movement Is spread- i
ing all over the country, indeed, all
over the world, according to A. C.
Lappin, attorney and arbitrator. Mr.
Lappin declared that while the move-
merit towards greater use of arbitra-
Rabbi Deplores Cringing Tone
When Discussing Peoples'
Treatment of Jews.
Replying to an inquiry from Abraham Caplan, managing editor of The
views relative to the efforts of a recently
PHILADELPHIA.—American Jo•w- Detroit Jewish Chronicle, as to his
a Jewish hospital in Detroit, Morris
-
LECTURES ON SAMUEL'S
youth had its inning Dec. 21. organized association to raise funds for
Men prominent in every walk of D. Waldman, managing director of the United Jewish Charities, in a letter
ish
VOLUME "YOU GENTILES"
Jewish life in this country—or- declares that he is gratified with the fact that sentiment for a Jewish hospital
--
rr,t ,
c tioon nroi , n ,er th site • ,vits tle co nine, n p t aro af ti, n , I .Ilyso
thodox, conservative and reform— in the city is growing but cautions against hasty action. Mr.
and that
CITES FIGURES PROVING
0,000 Waldman
cs entf Brands Attitude of Surrender to
writes that the hospital project will involve more than $1,00
ABSURDITY OF CHARGE assembled in this city on the
in this country, the idea itself can be
Aspersions of Nations
o.esioion Of the so-vend l biennial conven- there is still much educational work to be done in order to "sell" the idea to
—
traced
back
many
centuries.
those who will be called upon to contribute large sums if a campaign for a I
.
As Intolerable,
Mr. Lappin, wino has made a study
Says Patronage Since Opening tioon 0! the Jewish Wo.faro• Beard Id hospital is to succeed. Be expressed the opinion that conditions will make
of the subject, finds that arbitration
plans by
which
to strengt.11'en
dised
the religious
and
cultural
ties that a hospital drive before 1926 unlikely, pointing out that a campaign for
"However Jews react to the world's
Was Predominantly That
was resorted to in the settlement of
sheuld bind them to their peep!, The $150,000 to be launched in February for
the Ort Reconstruction
Fund,
the I
days when the attitude toords them, they must not
Refugency
Comnuittee for
Jewish
of Jewish People.
disputes
in R01111111
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- --
Hrew
eb
Praetor, who
acted as a sort of pre- apologize, for there is no occasion for
t
gees and
ad the United
—
hich was
A rumor, which gained wide circa- Jewish Welfare Board, w
siding judge, would appoint an arbi• apology. And there must be no sur-
Schools, following closely as it does
lotion throughout the city the early originally a war organization, is now
trator or umpire to hear the facts and render," declared Rabbi A. H. Hersh-
t he Community Punt' Campaign of
part of the week, that the manage- ' oisolieating its • efforts to the needs of
render a decision. In England a very ; man to an audience that crowded the
will
ilel ri ,e, ii oll,...o 2r 5a idnr,iavio,..t er
Hotel had the Jewish young men and women at
meat of the Book-Cadillac
large number of controversies were auditorium of Shaarey Zedek Syne-
loot
20, when
for
re-
home.
JOWS
ukttleol by arbitration under the coon- gogue Friony evening, Dec.
refused applications by
I of success.
Judge Lehman, Harry I,. Gluc
mon law. The authorities recognized lie delivered the first of two lectures
Mr.
Waldman's
letter
is
as
follows:
serrations for New Year's Eve, was
1
r n,
Judge Steks-
____
_
the value of this procedure when in in Maurice Samuel's book, "You Gen-
indignantly denied by Roy Carruthers, man, Captain Scott,
r. Abraham Caplan, Managing
I Mr.
general manager of the hotel. In an Louis Al a rshall, Dr. Cyrus Adler, Fe-
I889 the law became a part of Eng- tiles."
Editor,
Rabbi and Scholar Shattered i
interview with a reporter of The De- lix M. Warburg and others who par-
Declaring that the book is a
i The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
utrobo itarzlio envaA
lEisnhois,,thatA
d al
; t..munition
stressed
HENRY WINEMAN
s known searststhoef thought-compelling work, a volume
t h e (
i
,
Cossack
Libel
Structure
t oit Jewish Chronicle. Mr. Carruthers
,triOall
i:
gr
850 West High St.,
.
e great need that ,,,. . inthis .
President of United Jewish Charities. disputes have been settled by arbitra- w hi c h , if carefully read, cannot long
declared the the report was deem, of t h
Do
troit,
Mich.
Argument.
in Lucid
_ --
truth and that investigation of the try to safe-guard the Jewish youth for
.
lion instead of litigation for many !t a, forgotten, Rabbi Hershman pro-
"My dear Mr. Caplan:
origin of the rumor resulted in trac- the Jewish people. The Jewish center
-----
centuries in France Switzerland, Bel - heeded to point out that, whereas it
"I have your inquiry of the 1Sth in-
out
the
rallying
011O
oognizo:d
ins
MOSCOW.
Ii.
T.
AT—Rabbi
Jo'
rec
gium, Scotland, Ireland, India and contained frequent flashes of intellec-
stant containing the advertised notice 'DETROIT'S
ing it too an employe who had been I was nts
f fur t h e American le.vish youth,
discharged because of evidence that o poi
tual brilliance and clearly
of the proposed hospital association.
Australia.
hotel
with
a view
of injuring
its the
in- and the Jewish Welfare Board is the co b Maze , religious head of the Jew-
he
hail
sought
a position
with
Michigan Law Strong.
fundamental facts of which Jew and
"You asked me what I think of thou
parent body to the Jewish counter idea. ish community of Moscow and one of
the outstanding loaders of Russian efforts being put fourth by those good.
Ito this country settlement by arbi- non-Jew should he aware, the book
Nor were the men still in the serv-
tration has not been frequently re- grievously erred in two respects. First,
people who are agitating the hospital
terests.
States Army Jewry in the lost quarter of a can•
Mr. Carruthers declared that the ice either in the United
sorted to, but as the American legal it is written in language that, while
o•tool. In a conk turn, died Dec. 19 at the age of 65.
question on their own account. 1 dog
--
With simple rites and no speeches,
facts indicated by the hotel's registry out Naive' entire ly negle
so I cannot
Creators in Numerous Fields system followed the English common powerful and trenchant, is offensively
. Rabbi Maze was laid to restDec. 2M, not knom this group,
A
pa"
:
am,
since it was opened and the number or •hoonsiv • retool renolereo • (-:
Law, such settlements could be madel intern p erate.
Second, it suggests a
.
'
,
' t . '
ou ii ego.
Lend Specimens of Work
t
Notwithstanding
the fact that the judgment un their efforts,. ut
of reservations by Jews for New I Adler
presiolont
of Demme
accordingly. In more recent years a vengeful spirit which is utterly for-
surprised to see activity in this
' .
.
books
papers in Moscow refused I 11' t
to
Fourth
Display.
of the Army and Navy Communist
Year's Eve, definitely branded the re- and chairman
statute has been placed on the
'
t: ign to the Jewish nature and to the
of Rabbi Maze's direction,
•
Mee td
role of the service which to inse
rt a notice
port as baseless and malicious.
of several states, and there is s now I Jew ish historic capacity for forgive-
"It • is anumon knowledge that the
"The Book-Cadillac Hotel," said "on•uP
u h11,oarol ,l,s .itut(•ge(r f - oleath, 15,000 canoe to the rabbi's
JO-wisl, WelfoiroT
Among the contributions that have !wilding a bill in the United States ness and compassion. The rabbi cited
home
to
attend
the
funeral
services.
number
of
hospital
beds
available
in
•
.
ore are o .
Mr. Carruthers, is a business institu- .';11
roviding for the settlement the fact that when the Portuguese,
the fourth annual ex- I Senate
Our ing
them
in both
branches of the service. Crowds of his friends and followers the City of Detroit, compared . with • been Mao tO
lion and as such solicits the patronage
to these
noon.
oo f co rtaiPn classes of cases by arbitra. descendants of those who had burned
the procession on the way. such facilities in other large cities, is :
. •
' U nu
do not seem to Joined
l
y sew,
.
t e Al
. ic lo wan
t the
of Jews as well as non-Jews.
1 er I the
Ao'courding to the will of Rabbi Maze, i way below standard, especially beds hibit showing the work of Jews in art, i
at the stake during n theth Inq
.. ,. This the
business shows that since the opening While their
rator's powers are very exten-
need
o attention.
la
, then nun
Aug. 1, the ceremonies were 1 for the middle class, o•conomically arranged by the educational depart-1 ). arbitrator's
had lumen placed oe sve
'
the m written
I:e
can
subpoena
witnesses,;
tio
of the hotel approximately 60 per cent incro'ase
performed by hit life-long friends and ' speaking. Moreover, unlike other cit-i meat of the United Jewish Charities sive.
written decisioniblocks in Fez, after suffering defeat
of our patrons have been Jews. Of .1o.wish
Welfare
{hoard
is giving were
5, will be a swear them and file a
in
abundance.
That
the
deleg,ates
Monday
evening,
Jan.
Africa,
rejoiced
when
they
learned
,
1 flullew social workers. The coffin was ies, Detroit has no Jewish hospital, so '
becomes a judgment in the eir. I in
the reservations for New Year's Eve,
s
, wide
of work
Detroit Beth
Jewish
rel."' ;tit" t e
carried all the way to the cemetery that those of our people who desire , and
to range
be opened
at by
Temple
El which
1 1 11,1,1 with th e
cuit court. An arbitrator does not !that they would come into the hand
according to conservative estimates, I 11
I and with the plans outlined was eel-
as
accoomodations in a Jewish instituti on
y
ro• oon the shoulders of his friends.
necessarily
have to decide a contra- of the Jews. For they knew that
per
cent
were
made
b
resolution
was
int
i-
from 65 to 70
.
News
of
the
rabbi's
death
spread
,
where
they
can
be
served
by
phys
His
decision
slaves
of
the
,Iews
they
would
be
dealt
Ica to .
Jews, among whom many representa. I danced when a
etchings,
sculpture,
wood
carvings
Yams, Recording to law.
rapidly throughout Russia and causedIcians and nurses who understand their
artists. These
artists
will he
repro
five and prominent members of the , ducood asking the Jews of America
contribute the sum of $125,000 with
to the Jewish population. own language and enjoy food cooked; seated
oil paintings,
water
1 and by
batik
work. Those
who colours,
will ex- might be rendered entirely upon the with mercifully.
Sustains Samuel's Contention.
facts and it may be reversed on only
community were found. More i which to continue the work for the grief
and
:Mourng
also
was
in observed
Petrograd,
in Moscow
where
in accordance
the dead
with , the
hibit
dietary
are
laws
Isadore
1 • •
Ressler, NIT'S. Solo-
I
Rabbi Hershman contended that in
in
• , J aco . b such grounds as corruption or undue
than 4400 requests from both Jews
would naturally emiorse and suppour t mon Kruger, Maxwe Mathes,
the main Mr. Samuel's thesis is cor-
opened
and Gentiles for reservations had to next year.
Reiss,
Samuel
Cashwan,
Mrs.
David
influence.
a movement for a. Jewish hospital.
be turned down because the capacity The first session was
Jewish people," said Mr. Lap- rect. In assuming the offensive, rath-
of the hotel for the New Year cote- promptly with an invocation by Rob- leader had many friends. In order Furthermore, althoulsh the non-soctar- B. Werbe, Dr. Ilenry Goodman, Leo 1 in "The
"have settled their controversies er than in indulging In soft apologies,
Samuel Ereolman of Philadelphia. that all who wished might pay tribute
ian hasp itals have Vern very liberal Fox, Muriel Netzorg, Samuel Segal,
Id
.
to
the
dead
rabbi,
his
body
was
placed
dogs
. Itss,IC v . ' arbitration from time immemorial. the author, the rabbi asserted, acquit-
bration haul been reached many
Leon J. Obermayer, president of the
in furnishing opportunities to Jewish; Otto II. Kavieff, Nathan A. Raeh
',al Young :lea's and Toning Won- in the conference hall of the Main
Schwartzman and Ruth Fink. They resort to the practice to a large ted himself in creditable fashion. In
before Jan. 1.
physicians and surgeons to practice; Jacob
in the exhibit, which is ex-. extent to this day, especially in fors addressing himself to the nations in a
70 you
Per learn
Cent Jewish.
"When
the fact that thouHo'brew
Association anul chairman Synagogue. Prominent social
Interest
within their walls, there are quite a,
en's
attendedthou of
the Convention Committee, welco,m- ors stood honorary guard and people number of practitioners undoubtedlylpected to exceed in scope and effec- eign countries. It is not an uncurn- manner suggestive of an indictment as
Sam-
if the Jew- of all classes filed past the bier.
of work the three previous mon thing to hear of references of read toy a prosecuting attorney, Sam-
number of persons who atten
of
tiveness
who have nut had the advantage
New Year's Eve celebration far ex- ed thou delegates in behalf o
niversity Graduate.
. work by o ntroversie9 to a rabbi for adjust- uel acted precisely as the situation
hospital association, and these men! displays held here of art
ceeded the number who attended the ish community of the city.
Rabbi Maze was born in 1860 in the
•.
is being keenly manifested by Redfield The Jewish people of New warranted.
Lehman Lauds Philadelphia.
naturally feel the desirability of hav-; lows,
"The Jews," said Rabbi Hershman,
opening of the hotel and that nearly
Judge Lehman responded in behalf State of Alogileff. lie was graduated ing a Jewish institution with which , the leading, figures in Jewish commu- York were largely instrumental in I
ty Moscow in
starting the Arbitration Society of "have apologized too long. Apologies
70 per cent of those present last
they hope to be connected. 1 nal work and by numerous organize-
Wednesday evening were Jews, you of the Jewish Welfare Board. Speak- , from the Universi of
sc
merica.
It
is
interesting
to
know
I are a doubtful corrective to the evils
America.
prompted 1886, having taken a degr
' find that for a long time a great ' tions. The educational department of
can judge for yourself whether or not ing of the reasons which
prudence, Ile began his public ac. many public-spirited men and women's the United Jewish Charities, of which that this movement is now tuitional in ' which the Jewish people have suffered
against the officers and directors of the Jew-
there has been discrimination
discriminati
second tivities as a contributor to the He- have been averse to the establishment . henry Wiseman is president and its scope, and the national organize• at the hands of the world. The libels
ish Welfare Board to hold the
Jews.
biennial convention in Philadelphia, brew daily paper, Ha' Meilitz. Ile of a Jewish hospital for various rea- Morris D. Waldman is the managing ti on has on its board of' governors which, from time to time, one or an-
. -operation many outstanding business men such other of the nations directed against
"1,et me make it as clear and as
e
s
forceful as I know how that not only fudge Lehman said: "It is peculiarly was the foundr of the first Zionist sons,
suns, but more latterly a number of director, has received the co
Charles M. Schwab, William
should meet in group in Rus sia in 1881 and helped th um have undergone a change of of prominent figures field
in social
and
and
Manny
art as Straus, and such us. are not to be dissipated by apoln-
0:0
far
has there been no discrimination appropriate that hich represents the form the Choveyei Sephath Eiver. In
I
eties, however literary or graciously
mind. They are beginning to realize war: in executing
Milton M. Alexander is prominent lawyers as Bainbridge Col- Retched. When n nation charges the
against the Jews but that the Book. this building, w
the establishment of a Jewish exhibit.
Cadillac Hotel invites the patronage outstanding accomplishment of any , 1893 he became rabbi of the Jewish
James W. Gerard, and Judge c
y
,
b
1 community of Mosc
necessarily
imply
chairman
of
the
committee
under
Grossman. who is the executive head Jew with seeking Christian blood for
hospital would not
of individual Jews and Jewish organ- community in this country. We see
ritual purposes, our reply must he,
the educational de-
izations and that the hotel will exert hero: what kind oif a building may be such
until his
ow and
as clannishness. On the other hand, they whose direction
the national organization."
Besides
his death.
rabbinical
and acted
commu-
Imrtment of the United States Cheri - of Mr. I.appin is a pioneer in the arbi- 'Provos it.' For nearly 2,000 years
inent in realize that it is not likely that the
every effort to co-operate in making erected by a oaummunity of this kind .
proper leadership, such as oh-nal activities, he was
tration
movement
here
and,
though
peoples
have sought the undoing of the
city
will
for
a
long
time
to
come
add
ties
functions.
revolution.
Russian civic life after the re
Mrs W b Chairman.
. attractive arrangements f our terry undera
Jews through the blooxl libel. They
to its hospital facilities to an extent
The art committee consists of Mrs. admitted to practice law • in the s - failed to prove it. They cannot prove
manner of social function planned 1/‘
The greater part of the morning In 1917 he was elected a delegate to
sufficient to meet the growing needs
end courts, will take no controversy
Detroit Jewish groups and societies.'" tains in Doe cite 0
B. Werbe, chairman; Samuel
it. It is a lie.
"I am sure," declared Len. M. But- session was given over too the throw the Russian Constituent Assembly
un- of the rapidly increasing population David
Rabbi!
Cashwan, Jessie F. Talmage, art di- submitted to him into the courts. Ile
individuals or nations
"When
.• re mrts--the
hotel
New
and who
was In no
report
of the the
der Maze,
the Kerensky
rector of the Detroit Do•partment of has addressed a number of organize- charge the .Aiwa with war-making, we
zel,
who
was Year's
one of Eve
the guests
at the
laugh Irving
Lehman,
although government.
known for his ardent of Detroit.
Deplores
Independent
Action.
Mary Caplan, educational t• nut on the progress of the arbitra-
resident,
of the execute director, Harry Zionism and devotion to Jewish
lion movement in Detroit and call upon them to prove their charge.
"I feel therefore that I am not far Recreation;
asked for an opinion regarding the ro
'
the report of the ideals, was respected by all parties,
That it is an oft-repeated eharge does
time
Rabbi
Stone contracted
a 1 wrong when 1 say that it is likely, be- director of the United Jewish Cheri-
and
ven ago
by the
Communists.
A short
report of alleged discrimination, "that P
not, for a moment, indicate that it is
fore very long, that all the elements ties, and Blanche J. Hart, former ex-
Nov}''
havy.
N
Army
entirely
unfounded.
this rumor was
A
lased on fact. For the Jew, if he is
illness
which
caused
the
loss
of
in
the
Jewish
population
will
get
too.
eeutive
of
the
United
Jewish
Chari-
throughout
the
country.
In his report. Judge .e man 1..10.o
You cannot make the denial of such a coMmittoso
anything at all is a peace-loving, war-
a well organized, carefully ties.
Rea lizing that e w
grther
Sara Caloltow of Chicago had charge !BOMB THROWERS GET
report too strong, for I know the . general resume out the na rk
Though he
•
•
f
planned effort in the dire, ion o
SENTENCES OF DEATH alohorring
Books
and
their father
before
Such an
attitude
on their
part the
woumbi ourso•
the Jewish
Welfare
Board
in th10
his eyousIght.
hospital which will prove to be of assembling the material contn u
lights for every nation of which he is
of the
past two
years.
Br also
olie v n he began work on his me-
,
1.011k
Kraft
moirs, which contain valuable olocu- ing
and
_
col by Chicago artists
•
d
to
the
an
,n
port
and
is
prepared
to
lay down
dit. te
of the Jewish Welfare Board acted as
credit
BUDAPEST (.1. 'I'. AT A verdict
be n: foreign to them as to The De-
J ew . : ments throwing light on the history
troit Jewish Chronicle. I feel that presented
some
showing
t o very
what interesting
extent the lig- and sufferings of Russian Jewry dur- 111UnitY 111 large. 1111t I 11h011111
ou New York representative o f the in the anal of the anti-So.notio• bomb1his life for his country, he hates war.
th
r
•
o
conspirators w hich threw Hungary in Ile hates war because war is murder
0ur well intentioned filen( s
Mg the last hfty yeors.
this unjust report must have origin-
ilish committee.
be"""
rd has lift
was rendered re- , and murder is, to the Jew, an intoler-
W elfare
Rabbi Alaze was a scholar out note, I l in:Lepe_n tdently attempting to e.sttab
art 11
of "
lovish
in this eon,
Among the most recently announced
toted from selfish sources with the idea
p
Nhirfry% 24
,cal o ;
sin."
years old,
a ly. fr
of injuring the business of the new teltral
n brilliant writer and le powerful or.- a. hospital association that an illStittl- . ontributions are a series of oil paint-I ol t"
uenth
crea
co
un-
,
c
in Indictment.
Ile
rendered
great
service
to
Ines . water colors and etchings. They
Jun
hotel, which I know, has been con- tre•
ator.
, Of his kino rannn
a " I ''' I''''''1,1nY of the ,
.1„'1f
i a l‘n7 rik,, . 1; h1lew eh,Y,
are "The Abduction of Suzanne," by Awakening
'"e " a hd Magyars.
Rollo] Hershman declared that Mr.
.
AV1411 cause during the Bolls 11
less all elements pull togother.
Magyars . iind Karl Marosi
ceivu.ol in a spirit of service to the w T,I lt.1 ': ri,t,' •tit
of
imply
justified in his in-
oresi; "Disputed Territory' 0
fecal in Klett in 1912, when he was
"Moreover. it must boo remembereol
weir sentenced F./11111A 11:1111
entire community."
past two pairs, the 1111000'
centre David
and "The Model," by Maurice Green- -4 years old, druggi
dictment of the nations. The facts are
munities that have been ho•l000l ai, ' mild as an expert.
o that a hospital is essentially a
" by Beat- , to death.
1 surgical service and
Josepad°,
17 year
o old dru l' 4 g ist , ahunolant. The history of the world's
Describes Trial Scene,
wanner in whi,•11 this help was ex-1
h R
I four recoil oal
most undesirable to b erg: "Santa Fe Hillside,
Y
I , •
in. ,
Levy; "Portrait off Alice," by 1 apprentice, was sentenced to ten years t treatment of the JeWll to One of unre-
Arniolid,A1,argoliin,ieh
that it Nu:wl:rt.], •
is 1 ree
"Ripples" and imprisonment. Jose h llorcat 11 II
ti,ef
-o•I.,oilireNochturcolf,,,,thh,o_. for
r . Supreme
u .preme establish a h eal
and des-
.
amuel Ostrow ..sky;
on e am . later
en th institution o f this
.
Samuel
a- miffing malice, • • oppression
h.
o
o
,
t
'
mw
...;iinola‘no,iie,•,x;,o,..olitii,a
l
i
.
'
• ,
;O:„Isi,i-.
1 ,
t•
, -'t
9.. uuars
yeah
.. _P
Deenrot if. ' by
' rt Justice of Ukraine who is now kind
'
I." Emil
and Armin;
the "Ohl , 'a'
old,
factor)
21 years
employee,
old, court , truo . non, no said. Although the Jews
the best nervier of this
unless th
L
lowish
F
of
—
; the ' d oath kind were availalle. That is '-.
I
Moat
in
nearly
every
country
of
.0-
S711117.,
howed how the center idea bas 01 New York, learn'i
---
"
"'•
"t
onchita,"
"Mt
'o
„d
and
Joseph
1
he Graz idi a J„ e „h e,
s
'.
It. • or Samuel Vigonla out
Shaarey
man ,rd in rec. ot years nail how the of Rabbi Maze, state d :
, . rope len]; before their tormentors had
. " an d clerk, were sentenced to] six months.
stellar
role , level.
ow a hospitid shooild not be built unless Master,"
, •
h ,,,,,... .. \ ft„ the Rain
Frank N'argha, 23! come into possession of those lands,
if it were
Mare Imlay.
appeared we were assured in advance of tho- ae. "hiding,"
I I, Sunagogue filled a
' I recall, HA Rabbi
Hinolay evening' in a concert 'ward is o'ndeavoring to meet this need
''''' luv ' Jacob Richard. all at d imprisonment.
'•
"Dunes,"
A
years 01.1, clerk, was sentenced to five the Jews, after enriching those lands
c o operation of the highest grail •
la- .
mourn; whin
an
' -
rk" nail he of
together with a banquet, in Anwrican
Jewry.
Belli.
Park"
and enlightoming
the Kietf court Alight
in. the
l! . "The I P.
months
, imprison ment.
An interesting
insight into whet is before Comparatively
--• - I men
"t : '
in stet- physicians and surgeons. This is nos.- c h• I-a
, s s!"
' •••
They were charged with throwing, with their substance
f
the disallool veterans. trail.
" ssapoo,'
by Abraham bb lb sit? "A f- '
u hi is sh standards
ary to insure
no , . • ' 'he annual Chanukah celebra- • ',jog d o ne t
• "
1 •
"Synagogue." by •Ther-1
'
h
s can-
ereo
a
s
arp
contrast
to
t
e
'
e d :
•
a dd 1ea
h
-
•
tergloivc".and
•
...ler
the
auspices
of
the
1
medical
prmutice,
not
only
in
the
in-
i 1 for theso Jewish
boys
still
. . ore,
1,
' h e 0 If
. in the
•
.
-,
1
a io
to the unprepossessing
powerful figure Shmakov
of Zami- terests
of the Jewish sick but in tho o.sa F. Bernstein, both of New York.lbrombs at an Orthodox Jewish swan- them with their learning were driven
N/1 . N 1. and
ti ,11.
• k-set,
Assi
. . sted by a c har and an
Isl - 1.
,.f to o. Amy and
'V " '
the
John
florid
Me
at
the
women
bossy,
itt
the
Czecho•Sloyakian
ion-.
"For
1.000
years
the
Jews
were
establisheil
The
conference
c.
intuited
with
a
slovsky,
with
his
malicious
and
spite-
interests
of
medical
practice
as
a
Miss
Bernstein
was
recently
;imitated
googol,.
in
Neu
sal,
at
the
French
em-
,
forth
like
cattle.
The
ratthi
,,, h e presented a program •ervi,•.,
,
of commercg Thou)
0..hood lye Dr. Cyrus Aollor.
a4.,
' • of f D I 1111
u t y Ras-'
o (so enoo
included compositions taken r ori
of international trade,
wi
b ossy
• .Aew
,
I he bo o
•• • at th • r • 'd
i
in
' '' sa on
I Sea IP pion,
sey and at the court building in Bud-
• fill smile, who were seated on the vault'.
fr..
toe liturgy of the synatrogne.
"In the final analysis, a Jewish hos- pa i n t ers ' an 1
e " 11' uv
apest
anol
installing
a
machine
bomb
broolight
comfort and prosperity too
'
folk songs and operatic selee- ' anmet in the eit'hi”it Se not:Mies honchos reserved for thou accusers of 1
I
their
respective
countries. But they
Maze
haul
scarcely
begun
to:
pital
will
be
a
contribution
to
the
city
York.
•
,lead elleSt,. fiVe..1•11tillif
Wl.re
Although he possesses a lyrical
ti •
1 01 the Elitaboothstault Club.
lid more than that. They gave to the
sneak when the entire audioonce in , of Detroit. Its doors would naturally
r. in t h.,ughonit the ossootry,
(Continued on rage 2. ■
. ...ion peculiarly adapted to syn- f
' m eek
:
western
world
that
which, hy the eon, -
court-room, holding its breath, he open to sick people regardless of
is nr,...ent.
, music, :11r. Vigooda's n it
But apart from this
mon consent of thou greatest fluthari-
Th.. sneakers of 0 .. eouto—r war'' th e
follow with rapt attention creed or VICO.
beran
to
• ;Ile that, w henever necessanY.
y.
hnl
ties.
constitutes
at
least one-half of
NI Ycek:
W'''' Al every word of this extraordinary leg even to the extent that it serves Jew-
ones sufficient power and dra- 1,,,,i, Atarshall, h', II
bed., le
Hebraism, th Jewis
. ih an of N. ,
• ' . ish patients, it would oteaSll
•
,,„,i „ ,.,
iusistence to make the ri no i
-d AlCo hen of Cinci-noti and turn on the Jew:, religion.
-Tarot. And as for t he o th er a h
other hospitals.
•
Horn, Stern of Philadelphia thoughtful, expressive eyes betrayed
. , ratio numbers impressively sue- Cu
"It will he of interest to you to
me Hu 1lenism--it was the Jews who pre-
wi re
the
profound
indignation
which
was
In
the
plaintive
"Michele
a
!
110.
meeting
Will Meet at Phoenix Club Next Tuesday Evening to Na
' ,1
served ter the world a knowledge of
know that at rho' last
WAR tonstmas i er
stirring within him as he denounced
, a Ale" aria from "La Juive" ties Cyrus Adler
Jew.
of Campaign.
!he
intellectual predicts of Hellas.
- __
Board of Directors of the United
•
Committees and Effect Preliminaries
-
-
this contemptible charge brought ish Charities, a resolution was oriented
v the powerful Capin aria from
While Europee tens immersed in spirit-
--
In
l•
•
against the
J •• h re igion.
h Jewish
, lacer the cantor acquitted him.
was who
favoring the establishment of a has -
hundred represenaive
Jews
run
315
General
Necessities
Building,
URI darkness, the Jews it
tt
everything else. in his manner of
Three
, ,I h distinct virtuosity.
a meeting o Randolph 135R, declare that the drive studied the writings of Plato, Aris-
on the ri.mlitian that the pr of,.
dress, in his general appearance, in pita!
liturgical
S L r. 1'issoda n umb
sienal service be sponsored and three- and Jewoosks will attend
tootle and Socrates. When Europe evoke
--
Trend his gesiurous he preserved an almost ted Lye trading Jewish surgeons aull the Phoenix Club Tuesday evening,' is planned not only to raise money but
.mil folk song numbers, now with the
Jan. 6, for the purpose of organizing t weld together all elements of De- from its slumber of centuries and felt
.
F VOTA1 ■ 1,
classical calm, an academic &spas-
mgr solemnity and appeal which Italian Pspers S Sea •
four the $150,000 campaign fortroit Jewry in a spit ir of communal the urge for long neglected knowledge,
physicians.
very
moon
not
a
trace
to
Vatican
Attitude.
and
seness,
,Irli the chanting of Hebrew rovers
ionat
ere may he achieved the Jews came forward as teachers of
Large Program Involved.
Jewish
Emo'rgency Fund. The service, sil that th
the
--
RONIE 1.1. T.
A.1 -- The adoption of was left of the ritual charge so vial)-
I sow with the tender humor and
The
"I would take the liberty of warn-
! economy in collections, a minimum of the 44.4„,,,,,m .of the ancients.
mote" built by the prosecution.
1 sentiment which are intimate-
ing our enthusiastic friends to make fund will provide for the stranded
schoolmom throve upon the neo-Plato-
the permanent mandates
"This teas truly a fight of the Jew- haste slowly. The plans must be mode Jewish refugees, Ort reconstruction I annoyance to the public anol essential
..„ • ool up with Jewish roll: music.
lof
.
nism whieh Avicebron had unfolded
David
against
Goliath,
and
David
.
The
kind
of
institution
that'
work
in
Europe,
the
United
lioubrewlaid
tn
organizations
which.
alone,
can-
mpanied
by
:Sal-t'oe
report
commission on the Palestine mandate
, - cantor was acco
li,h their ends financially.
Na. ish
arefully
Schools, the Young Women's Ilebrew not Fteeemr ■
them. little realizing that he whom
Pal. came out victorious.
The fund to be allocated to the y. t. ,
al selections by the council of the League of
city should
r••1• Chasson. pianist.
in
Jewi sh
Free
Loan - W. II. A. will be used to purchase a they had looked upon as one of the
"World Jewry will never forget this the Jewish people of this
urg i c
Chatau-1
S num b er o f lit Chanukah
season tions anol the aoldress delivered
strunsor would require at least R1,000,- Association, the t h e
intellects] giants of the Church wet
brilliant and vigorous detente of its
e to th e
A11 5ne ■ 11 0111 and the
aPpropriat
sung by the choir. accompanied Wine, continues to hold the attention honor and dignity by Rabbi Maze at 000,
and perhaps
Moreover,
the needs
of other more.
institutions
are al- qua Society. Henry Wineman is nres-isite for a vamp for Jewish working
wore
raising firm of the fond, Morris D. Waldman eIrls: the share to be devoted to the none other than
that versatile
biro t,
her Solomon
Ilm G a poet
the orchestra, and severs) olevok of the
Italian
press.
"Austen
Chamberlain
was
expected
s
trial."
".o
, h Chatauqua Society will go to- and philthoop,old such prominent
„„ i nvol ved i t, t he ,,,,ti„, „f
e to speak in a more vigorous and pro- the Beili
chestra
ac.
for philanthropic balling- director.
snot Louis
Busker. consists
secretarY.,
Jewi
lional hymns were rendered
by the
The
executive
committee
of,
warols
the
fund
which
is
being
raised
whose
poems
h
riera
Cor
large some
cant o r an d c h o i r, th e or
Zionist tone," declares
more m
CHERNOWITZ BANK
It is certain that a campaign for Fred M. Butzel, chairman, Milton M. throughout the country to perpetuate Place in eslitlrurreconocfilajbuidliatir.."
was more
thegy
purposes.
comnaming.
Alexander. Harry Brown, Joseph 11.1 its activities: the Hebrew Free Loan.
t
which
preceded
the
Della
Serra.
"but
he
With the strong intimation in "You
after
his
conversation
with
the
SEEKS
U.
S.
BRANCH
apuue
19 planned, be en-
Th e h
crate
Ehrlich
Pabbi
Ituo
M.
Franklin.
Wil-
Association
will,
it
'arge
building
funds
is
not
possible
be.
iai
.
•
1 f fl AO Gentiles" that there is utter irrecon-
part of the musical progrm, Pope," the papery :qaoties.sp
. a is cap
tho
fore
1926.
Those
who have
had ex-
Spain
n
TBw. n o kr e
ma'or
part ef
the money
in every
cam- ham
ham Friedman. Bernard Isaacs, Judge Coat
a eo it to in cary
RnKt, tt.ih.,T. w
was attended by 300 persons
r on is t work Robe cilabily it betwee Jew and non-Jew,
he representat
Ss. Et1aVt
owned who, was received be
ish
nerien ce in fund raising know that the Harry B. Heiden. Jacob Nathan, Da - I
ill be Rabbi Hershman expressed disagree-
money which wo
ay
The
viol Robinson. Dovid W. Simons, Mil- effectively.
meet.
Ile
deelared
that there was
I
Pope
at
the
same
time,
.
outhpiece of the Pone Chnrnowitz, Roumania, arrived here
assigned to the United Hebrew
' e .
i‘te
MEXICAN JEWS FORM
to establish a branch of their naign coon. from a vets sma
Schools is intended to meet an acute no thing to prevent whole hearted co-
ea ford Stern and Mrs. Joseph . .
ve been them
l address
and will deliver the
her of centributors. The hospital id
AGRICULTURE SOCIETY h at a the council session and "the feet in order
Dr. Log
M. Frank
oon
between
Jew
and Gentile in
explain the emerge ncy situation with which it is eperati
MEXICO CITY
a T. A.1One that Leon said nothing on the Pales- bank for the purpose of relieving the has still to be sold to a number o f
—_
, all activities tending to the general
he moderate tone economic conditions of the Jews in
confronted.
es
and
purposes,.activities
and
needs
of
the
.
these
substantially
situated
persons:
■
Pes
pro
gross
of
the
community.
"But," he
It Roumania Bessarabia, Bukowina and
one question and the
Fifteen thousand Jewish refu g
and that will take a little time.
Fur- ' organizations. in whose behalf the in Eoropean port cities and in Cuba I warned, "there must be no apologetic
h lunch•
have
formed
hundred and fifty Jewish
farmers
in of Chamberlain is gignificant. AT. Transylvania.
Mr.
e o
t
i■
o
will
be
conducted.
he
suggestion
that
an
campaign
a
campaign
The
representatives
of
the
bank,
H.
thermore,
.
will be aided by the campaign and a tone in our relations with others and
and near M ex i co City
of leads to t
I b 5' the Po
. p e •
ed in February for $150 .000. which W ineman will preside. No contribu- vast reconstruction program of the there must be no surrender of our per-
t 1, e Jewish Agricultural Society
.
d Jews
roming on top of the Community Fund Mons will be solicited.
thmselves
to fostering
Jew. rangement
Leon and Chamberlain
to drop the
and h Israel
will who
call
Mexico for entirely
the purpose
of devoting
was mat e
sible S. a Steuer
0, nference
of h American
. Knauer,
Ort Association among Jewish farm - I Atonality, our courage, our faithfulness
.
spirit.
kl a
The committees to be named to
Campaign of last November, aVill tax
ers and artisan' in eastern and cen- i to the exactions of the Jewish
and adopt
the as
report
perma• come from the a ov e-name countries
solicit contributions will be chosen ac.
ish agricultural colonization in that Zionist
question
gun' of y the
as puss
of
ain their plan in detail. the resources of the Jewish people suf-
clear
f th e
.
Every c
ear t h'
in It•student
ing
teal Europe will be furthered by a t F•
The and will expl
.
r
firiently
for
the
year
1925,
par
icu-
upon
by
I
'
mandates
c
greed
mberlain was in- They have presentethei
country.
1
Leaders
in
the
preliminaries
of
the
sum
which
had
been
last
pair.,
I
larly
as
they
will
again
be
called
upon
cording
to
trades
an
pro
es
in
European
(Turn
to
formed to distri- , Ispeech
nent
of Austen Chamberlain
; Jewish com munities
A committee Wm
re.
campaign, the headquarters of which the campaign committee.
to play up to the Zionist
bate information on agricultural con. e nded only
d in eality meant nothing," i countries and Canada where, they
(Turn to lass page.)
reality
Wr“ accepted favorably.
dition s i n m ex i co to prospective im. ;
c
port,
it
,..
asserts.
Corriere
migrants and to begin a campaign to I fralleTY
and Della Serra
the
secure financial aid.
Manager of New Hotel Brands
as Malicious Report That
Jews Are Unwanted.
. Tlt,d
2,
CHAMPION OF BEILIS
EXPIRES IN MOSCOW
•1•111;a7I
1 COM.
by
of a
.,•ratic
for the
lihilan-
of not
oration
,00 the
the
In the
ok said,
ilrgr Of
c.th the
sit also
.ink that
s to be
; which
I want
ie needs
for the
respect
iarcchial
coord to
as well
religious
el. •ssity.
le• built
nfourmity
,ment."
=4-
fe
s )
g
N g_
sic.
by
to
Ine.
e
smni ►
9-3-0, 0
ARTISTS
Fl GUR E IN EXHIBIT
VIGODA TRIUMPHS
AT MUSICAL EVENT
■
1, ,1 ,,,,, 1 ,,,,,,,,t,.,1 1,, Harr,
DETROIT JEWS TO WELD FORCES
0 ACHIEVE EMERGENCY FUND
TIIINK POPE GAINING
ON PALESTINE ISSUE
•