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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1925

VOL. XVII. NO. 14

Recalls Distinguished Services
Jewish Sculptor
of Jews to American Republic ••
Achieves honors

FAVORS NON-QUOTA
RULE FOR FAMILIES
Struggle
OFCERTAIN RABBIS l'"

in Developing

:\ g liniature Art Ito% anted

With Recognition.

Life Of Einstein
Most Famous Jewess
[Most Receive Welcome I Sought by Woman

'"

Rabbi Berkowitz Declares That Reference to Contributions
Made by Men of Israelitish Stock to the Democracy of the
United States Should Dispel Prevailing Prejudice.

SENATOR REED EXULTS
OVER NEW LAW'S EFFECTS
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recalled a number of incidents . his pocket a letter froni his govern-
achievements of lionvenuto Cellini.
it to Benjamin Franklin saying
Jew's in the meat
the great Italian sculptoratol jewel revealingg the part of
formerl y
eraft sman w'io flourished in the six- making of American history. lie de- Cott although its bearer had
teenth century, recently was elected dared that a knowledge of the facts been a'lleole-camp to tely
General
Arnold,
and
honorably
,
he
had
been
compls
-
member of C, Nathinal Sculpture of Jewish contributions to the (level
a member
American life should serve acquitted and was worthy of carrying

Seit7.

•
a recognition of his uniquenees as an to raise the spirits of American Jews the news from the struggling repubnc
said, tint now ilassing through to its leading representative in the
artist. At an exhibition in New York who, he
,ild world.
l sold 28 a period of pessimism. Ile said:
last month Mr. Ite,-CTItha
"Next I would recite to you the e
•
"Let us leap in our imaginations
pieces of his miniature sculpture and
Un
i t dare ('rink Philips
received commissions for future work hack 270 years into that eventful named
NAVY, one
' hour 'Wien three little ships first put Levy of the United States
:\
sIIINGTON.
-1.1.
T.
A.)---The
volving thousands who
of dollars.
M.
was born in forth from the port of Palos on the of the host known .American naval
house immigratinn committee Retell Oil . Mr. Rosenthal,
r days Wil0 a t Cm
Feb. IS favorably em Congressman I ithuania, came to the l'flited States moraine of Aug. 3, 1492. We know oflicers of f orm
WHS the
the legend of Queen Isalu•Ila selling time of h's death in 19112
Samuel Diekstein's bill to exempt when e youth and received his educe-
for her jewels for the expedition—but highest ranking officer in the service.
a
wives
and
children
of
in the
51aryleiol
In Rinehart the truth of the matter is that two We pass by the lung record of his es-
i on " and
f rom the qui t prof eS,,,, W h,, ,f, Me , 0 l Arts
Crafts
and the
rabbis and
by !dolts and mention the one outstand-
the United States before July I, 1921, School of Sculpture, both in Balti. of the three ships were litteil out
MISS HENRIETTA SZOLD
by Louis ing fact for which we should honor
from quota alien hus- more. His work in miniature several - the gift of nioney I' 'Ii
the deck him the most. In those days of the
and t • exempt
Jew; and On
Ameriiain
it-
bands of wives who are (hi
111,i0 attracted the attention of Santangel. a
. , years
Alyn Williams, president of the Royal of the ship with eyes bending west- rope's end and the marlin-spike, cor-
inths. The committee decided not to
to Society of Miniature Painters of Eng- ward into the vast wastes of the At- poral punishment in the navy was a
e Iliouse c
report this bill or ask
means C of ex-
of
act thereon until after the Se nate acts land end the foreinost miniature peer. 'antic stood three Jews: Louis De common and accepted
h
trait painter in that country. Upon Torres, the interpreter; Rodrigo Bers
San- the
ac lashandthe law of the fist were
on the deportation bill.
Why this restriction was imposed exhibiting two examples of his work, chez, the first-mate, and , \1 and
ac authentic prevalent on every ship in theservice,
mom- nal, the shi ps surgeon
was led made cliqtr, the only theory Mr. Rosenthal was chosen a fel biw of revords elate that the first man to but this Jew despised corporal punish-
r
c,
being that the committee felt that the sa i t y. which is limited to a
there wets more chance for pushing bership of 125. This honor and his set forth upon the soil of the new went as an unjust and unholy thing
Moat
through tie deportation bill in the election to the National Sculpture So. world was Louis De Torres, the Jew- and
it is the
recorded
that
through
of- Henrietta Szold, Termed
forts
law was
passeil
by his
which

Asserts

American Immigration

RECEIVED IN DRIVE

FULL SUM AWAITED

1

Campaign Goes Over a Second

LONDON. - - I.I. T. A. I —an at
tempt to assassinate Profemeor Albert
Einstein, ant hor ••f the relativity

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In an address entitled "Jewish Con- lance of his government, Colonel
House Committee Retains
BALTIMORE.- -I ours Rosenthal, a
Was Sent abroad with impor-
of
this
city,
who,
work
in
tributions
to
American Democracy" Franks
sculptor
Bill Pending Deportation
last Sun- taut dispatches to Benamin Franklin,
miniature has been hailed by authori. delivered at Temple Beth El
jce, bearing in
Measure Passage.
J. Berko- who was then in Fran
tire as strongly resembling the day morning, Rabbi Ilenry

But

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Demented Widow Goes into
}fume of Scientist With
Drawn Revolver.

PLEDGES OF $120,000

Society. Ilk eliiiiiiiiii is nil:W.11(.11 x;OpIllent lif

Problem H as Been Solved
Permanently.

Week and Workers

Eager

Exert

Efforts.

1• INCREASE FROM $25
tl hbec'le'reYo 'n, mi'l id litiehsYian Ni'auiii ‘buit:ygNe'hnill.' '!
the willow of an American citizen,
TO $1,000 REPORTED
Gaited owing to the resourcefulness
—
of Mr... Einstein, according to a de,
Wintering at Resorts
to led report received here by the Persons
Daily Express.
Expected to Make Worthy
and sMrs . Einstein were
ons.
Contributions.
n M Dich-
alone in the house e w hers.
soil rang the bell. When Mrs. Ein-
stein opened the door, she was con-
With $120,000 in contributions re-
excited woman, wild- I
fronted
by all
tel holding
a revolver and asking: ported at the end of last week by the

to see Professor Einstein. Bring told
by Frau Einstein that the professor
ifvuars,,,nofit „rat,hil iyin ien, t toli%NeVOn11. 1, , 1 1, i im tril,atio.

workers
in the United Jewish Emer-
gene}, Fund campaign, the managers
of the drive are hopeful that when
,
e
the filial accounting is made after the
iillosingof the drive, the sum of $150,-
tins
reing that if her husband heard
00 will have been attained. The
noise
he would
come to
the
door, drive was originally planned to last
Frau Einstein
changed
her
attitude
and instead of endeavoring to pre- , seven days but was continued during
, the past week in order to give the
vent the woq , a , entering, }
ltrade groups and the women's divi-
d wa it riir
invited her to come i„ an
an opportunity to see all the per-
the asotes,or, who,
sons whose names appeared on the
neigbor'
s muse.
'
h
in g friends at
She said she would telephone and tell port
lists of
of the
potential
subscribers.
s
. A re-
. secured
contribution
hint that someone was waiting for Sunda
during last week will be presented
" morning, March 1, at the
Mrs. Dickson said: "Never mind.
I have come here from Paris to kill ' Phoenix Club, when the colonels, ma-
jars and captains of all the divisions
him tool I will return later."
• will attend a conference.
•
.
.
On Saturday Mrs. Dickson came •
wamman,
According to Mor . e, . Waldman,
Famous Jewess in U. S.
ent it was referred back th the ciety in addition to his triumph at ish interpreter of Columbus'
crew. with corporal punishment in the naval
is • fraught
She was admitted to the sit- I elirector of the drive, D
a g ain
I
ev
service was prohibited. Upon his
House by the Senate, if no other im. his recent exhibit in New fork, crown"This
ling room, where the police were Isom will be secured front
Coming March 8.
ni persons
who
substantial
, a career which was replete with significance because in that selfsame tombstone there stands isi
the
migration measure was pending.
waiting. She carried a loaded re-
been wintering in California and
.year-1492—Spain expelled from her
.. —
fact that he was the father of the law
It was at Congressman perlinan s struggles.
valuer on her.
the . Florida find who are expected to re-
51r. Rosenthal is 35 years old, is a borders every man, woman and child for the abolition of the barbarous
Miss Henrietta Szold, national
suggestion that the refugee bill action
professor Einstein requested
turn during the next few weeks. Mr.
of .Tewi sh birth. But es.en es these practice of corporal punishment in president of Hadassah, win. he the
Wall 11110Wl'll to Talmudic scholar of ability and pus- haph•
1Wman expressed the opinion that
\V HS postponed. He
ss r efugees we nded their lone ly
guest
of
the
Detroit
chapter,
of
whichipolice
to
send
the
woman
to
a
pri-
appear before the committee, but see- irises a finely developed musical tem.'
the United States Navy.
way up and down th e roads of Eu-
orally all who, on account of
r al tically
"When we think of outstanding Sliss Hattie Cittleman is president, ate asylum at his German
expense.
It was
police
are I their
c
i ng
that a number of friends of the peranien t. .
stated that the .ng
absence from the city were not
rope a Jew symbolized—by his act of
.
,
leaping from an open boat into the Jews whose records are written in from Sunday, March Ft, to Wednes- considering semli
th e seen
a protes
b • t including Congress-
by the workers, will gladly tub-
b ill
istoric anna l s o f America and re - da s.
• March 11. In her ho n or am 1 i n Franc h auth orities f or d e ort tin
t the scribe h. the fund when they are back
man Sabath, who was out of town,
the sh .ore of America
surf
that
lapped
the opening of a new and more corded by historians other than Jews, celebration of the thirteenth anal- woman to Germany, after an ugnsuc-
felt it wiser to let it go over until the
Detroit.
III
Touro of versary o f the founding of Ilenlassah,
kill Leonid liras-
full strength of its supporters was
ss
glorious home where Jewish history we find the name of Judah B
Women's Division Commended.
Newport and New Orleans.Because the l oca
will entertain at a `.' in, ful
attempt
l capter
h
mustered. This delay, however, will
the
Russian to
envoy.
Wide commendation for the work
could
be written.
Hotel
on
l'u-
s
"Whenwe
turn
to
the
first
settle-
of
the
widely
separated
places
(if
his
luncheon
at
the
Stotler
H
probably prevent the bill from being
of
the
women's division is being ex-
March 1(1, at 12
Tours was able to rim, Tues
pressed by the managers of the drive.
pa s sed, even if the committee acts
Newthese shores res idence, Juflah
p u pon
met
n of our peole
of
arry Wetsman :30
day,
Mrs. harry
Aterdam
spread his influence far and wide. In o'clock.
avorably, becaus of the little time
fe
ms
,In the first place, they said, the rally-
find the city of
we
remainin g before Congress adjourns Stimulate Larger Donations to n4 the scene of that event. Old Peter the first half of the last century this , 29:12 Calvert avenue is in charge of
' ing of several hundred women from
first man was America s greatest philan- theluncheon and will receive reserve-
ever y pert f o the community to the
March 4.
faced estint
the two
man
who was
Stuyv
going
to do was
with
dozen
Jews who ing $1,0
of any faith. Ills will, tree- tinny until March 7. She is being as-
st
Claims Three Gain..
i by the problem of what he was thropi
use of the eme
Karen liayesod Drives
00,000 to cpuntless charities sisted by Mrs. Henry Weinstein and
i
in a cordiality of spirit and solidarity
Senetor Reed of Pennsylvania, who
arrived one day in 1654. They had and religious institutions, is one of Mrs. E. C. Saulson.
Now in Progress.
which was one of the collateral par-
steered the present immigration lase
after
--
returned
last
fall
Szold
r
Miss
, come from Brazil, where they had the most remarkable documents of its
poses of the drive. In the second
through the Senate last year, deliver-
Holland. kind that I have ever read. Touro spending several years in Palestine Prof. Sharfman Looks Forward , aces the wonien proved a valuable
_
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ed a speech Feb. 17 • praising the
li ayesod only been a short time from
NEM 1 ORK. — heren
to
Unfoldment
of
Signal
of an educational nature, since
campaigns
all
over
the
country
are
re-
The
romance
of
how
these
Jews
fin-
was
the
man
who
made
the
building
as
active
head
of
the
Iladassah
Medi-
f
present law, stating that it had al-
stimulated by the con- ally overcame the obstacles put in of the Bunker Ilin monument Pus- cal Organization, which is primarily
I they carried the message of the cam-
Hebraic Idealism.
ready accomplished three things— Ported 'really
• stimulated
Bible by reason of his generosity. He supported by Hadassah. She has been
I,
never
puign
to hundreds of families who,
they promised
that it had secured a more uniform tribution of 550 01n1 to the Karen their way—how they
acclaimed the most distinguished Jew-
the community; was the man who purchased Negro
July, 1918, when German shells because of their modest financial
nullifier of admissions during the year, Ileivesod (eon Mr. ' and Mrs. Felix M. to be a charge upon
hem their ish woman in America, having been
"In Jul)
enabled
to
ob-
slaves
in
order
to
give
them
a
.
they finally
avoidiel congestion and iinpnwed the M rburg, which was announce d b
e
the city of New Or- chosen as such after a contest con-
F
for large funds.
tarn in
their
own they
burying
ground,
freedom.
character of the racial stock of i mmi- Col. Frederick H. Kisch at a meeting how
lions bombing
were lighting
with the
their
barks
16242
first rented
a and
house
' leans where he lived. he kept in touch , ducted last year by the Jewish Tri- were
Paris and
Allied
na- , verses
status, do not figure actively in can-
p o- in Carn(•gie Ilall, Mtmday, Feb. Ill.
• Approximately 1,700 persons sub-
r ation by preven ting further (lis
surprise on for religious services--would supply with struggling Jewish Congregations bune of New York, which prepared a
scribed
to the fund during the first
c
1
admission of non-Nordi
Kisch sprang a
A merica and list showing the 12 most famous to the wall, when the likelihood of
During the course of his, that occasion which aroused the vast sufficient material for a lecture by it- and
institutions
all found
over anion); the Jewesses. Hiss SzoliEs name headed victory
was deemed
end Central
of the dream
of 10 days of the campaign.
his name
will be
falling the
to the
Powers
t ypes.
)I
incidents of
• •
med Carnegie Hall , eel(
fu •
speech he said: "I think we can ears,
people relating to Pales• I
that '
the d
benefactors of Jewish re- the list.
d by Director Wald-
, "Now look over the roll of honor leading benefa
ly say, for the first time in 75 years, o great enthusiasm.
Miss Szold and a group of eastern tines---in July, , 191S, the foundation I the campaign cite
ligious institutions in almost every
man
relates
to
a
percentage
of in-
„
•
n
0
said Col- I containing the names of those who city in America, east of the 5liseis- women, of whom Mrs.
that the problem of European inimi-
w
M
Nathan Straus stone of the Hebrew University
" Ma ny (4 you are aware,"
gentian to America can be settled, onel Kisch, "that that public-spirited at the dawn of the Revolution signed sippi. It is interesting to note, also, of New York Wall one, organized Ha- . Mount Scopus in Jerusalem was laid. crease in the contribution of one fam-
ilY
group
greater
than
the
percentage
.
,-
with a net gain rate of less than .10
Am erican and fine Jew, Felix War- the -non-importation agreements and that he built a Christian church in dassah in 1912 in New York. Since olonhttlire,dfii)rstw i ( •i fi itp irliolii(iiifiittihiii s oyoii,iaroi lohieii of increase made from any other orig-
000 annually, and all of that net gain burg visited Palestine last year, to- you will find the names of 20 Jews. New Orleans and helped to pay the then Hadassah has grown until it now f
s of o
f the greatest luminaries in the in- inal subscription to a subsequent one.
coming from northern and western gather with 5Irs. Warburg. During Read the names of those who poured salary of the minister. numbers approximately chapters
100
a pp ears
omen.
tual world will take part in the It app
that a cant bearing the
Europe, mostly people who speak our their stay in Palestine, Mr. and Mrs. forth their infamy to enable the piti-
"The name of Judah which Mr. with a membership of 211,000
was
exercises which will mark the dance. name of the head of a family
languag(• before they get here, mostly Warburg saw for themselves the cul- I ful little continental army to main- Touro bore reminds us immediately In addition, there are 95 chap w ter
tural
and
economic
reconstruction
thin
itself,
and
among
the
most
gen-
girls
tion.
Elm]
Balfour,
Professor
Berg.
given
to
a
woman
worker. The work-
people who have inherited from their
Junior Ilailassah, composed of teller
of that great figure , of the Conft o
er
visited
the
man,
was
given
a
cour-
forebears a capacity for self-govern- carried out by the Karen Ilayesod. emus and self-sacrificing you will find acy, Judah P. Benjamin, who, living and young women over the age of 18 son, Professor Einstein and a bust of
olars and scientific men will, teous reception and a contribution of
smut. I think we can say that for
ch "Immediately after his visit, Mr. the name of Ilaym Solomon, an inti- in North Carolina, cast in his lot with years. The membership committee of „{her s
one, and all the problem of European Warburg made a gift of $100,000 fur , mate of Robert Morris, who was then the South. Ile was called
and was
the its
brains'
sec- which
the local
Mrs. chapter
Max Frank
of Hadassah,
is chairman, iss by their presence at the ceremonies 825, which she thought satisfactory.
the world's , Upon scrutinizing the returns, the
immigration is settled. the Ilebrew University for the pur- the Secretary of the Treasury. In the
of
Conf
of
re the Confederacy
learning, testify to the fact managers realized that the pledge was
"In what I have been saying, I have pose of establishing there an institute diary of that distinguished patriot
tary of state. Ile is listed as the striving to present a list of members inducting
,.enters of the newest
insuflIcient and that a larger contri-
net meant to make any comparison of of Jewish studies. the name of Ilaym Solomon is men- leading jurist of the !south and one to Miss Szold showing that the Be. that idealism and devotion to the cause
"r. and Mrs. Warburg are nut tioned with affection and esteem as of the greatest orators that our coun• troit membership has doubled during of humanistic cultures-the basis and . bution would be secured if the ob-
peoples," Senator Reid continued; I
51
de-
jests
of the drive were more
do not mean to say that the American Zionists, but they have authorized nie many as 75 times, and notations are try has ever produced, his addresses the campaign which is now being con- substance of the Jewish spirit--will I
quately presented. The family wax
be given expression in the activities
is a finer man than the inhabitant of to announce tonight that they are do-I made of transactions running into before the Supreme Court of the ducted.
known as generous. Abe Shiffman
this or that European country. ' nating to the Koren Ilayesod the mu-' hundreds of thousands of dollars and United States being masterpieces
IN...meeting March 9.
of the Hebrew University."
was deputized to visit the subscriber.
"In ninny ways there is much we nificent sum of $50,000—$25,000 from , administered, as it is noted, with comparable to the addresses of Web-
Thus declared Dr. I. Leo Sharfnum,
Among other affairs which are be-
ought to learn front them. But I do mr, Warburg and $25,000 front Mrs. equal generosity and delicacy on the ster and Calhoun.
. ing arranged in honor of Miss Szold professor of political economy at the Assisted by Sidney I. Alexander, Mn,
a t e . Shitimen succeeded in obtaining an
say this that they are unlike us; thatlWarburg—for the special purpose of part of this generous Jew.
"Within your own memories you is a massmeeting to be held Monday University fit Michigan, at the l
$21, to $1,000.
-As for military honors, let us re-
c at the Shaarey Zedek Syne.'
yourselves can recall the statesmen, evening, March 9, at the Talmud To- serses
they have not learned lip ten centuries promoting the work of agricultural
The increase
' One of front
the organizations which,
'. - ' • undertaken , call the record of Col. David S. the cabinet ministers, the governors, rah at Philadelphia and Byron ave• rogue Friday evening, Feb. 20.
d struggle how to govern themselves settlement in I al, stint,
'Fraks,
n who was a staff officer under the judges and the ministers to for- rues to which Cie loyal Zionist or- formal opening of the first institutes I through its contributions, excelled in
by our methods; and I can say that by the Koren Ilayesod."
Ben edict Arnold. When Arnold was eign governments that have among ganizations and the general public of the university will be, he said, an the United Jewish Emergency Fund
.
Contribution. Are L
that type of immigration does not mix
found guilty of treason and a number
their number men ••1' our faith. And have been invited. Miss Szold will °evasion for rejoicing among the Jews campaign was the Jewish Women's
Its
in Ann•rica. That W as the reason why
Th. headquarters of the New York ' of his lieutenants were involved, in reviewing these in your minds you address the meeting, which will begin throughout the world, since, for one European Welfare organization.
.
we had an immigration problem. cam ' aig n anounce three $10,009 gifts Colone I I, ran ks was
on) p I e
tel y • and
evidence of the fact that l subscription to the fund was $500.
.
must feel a tremendous sense of en- at 8 o'clock. The Flint chapter of thing, it gave
Thee people came here with alien f
p.h
e
first
time
in
the
history
of
the
'
honorably
exonerated
from
all
=O-
t
luncheon the movement to redeem Palestine as Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman, president.
Of the most active majors in
cust me, alien language, alien habits rnd
m from Samuel l'n- cations in the plot, after demanding couragement and of optimism as to Hadassah will be hosts at a
These coe
Monday after- the Jewish homeland ass not merely was one
was
af government, and they were in- u rniver P r; sident of the fund. Max himself that an inquiry be n
Iri ad e fif the quality of our service to this be- in Miss Szold's honor
noon March 9, in Flint. On Toes- a national effort in the narrow sense , the women's division, which
loved
land."
el...singly unass
he fa imilable. I hail with tI;
teluMbe
and B en•amin Winter.
of hie conduct. As a sign of t e con -
day evening, March 10, she will ad- of the word but an essentia 3, spiri - h I 1 by Mrs Joseph M Welt. Mrs.
[act that that problem T he r e . g x further r co
great joy t
dress the Junior Hadassah, of which toil enterprise promising light and Welt paid a high tribute to the work
Straus and the
IA at an end.
N
Mrs. Hyman B. Ullian is president. leading to the scattered Jewries of the of Mrs. Zuckerman and commended
the organization for the contribution.
"The net gain, for example, so that $7,500 f rem
NIrs. Ullian is president of the na- world and to the nations as well.
This,
Lists of subscribers are being
I may give figures exactly, front Ger- number
of greater
$5,000 contributions
are I
this year
than ever.
A.
h Work St
Ft
• ' Con as well as of the
liana}
was
lifting
of
the
giving
level
has
brought
Professor
Sharfnum
said
that
one
chocked
up as rapidly as they are sent
mane during those six months
local chapter. The address will be
•
p
the
um.
in
by
the division• The comelete list
le • me; from Great Britain and re- :bout n spirit of gists
f
mer
it
s
o
tarding
ou
t
s
sided over by Shochetim and teachers, delivered at a meeting to be held in : of the
A novel experiment in the organize- highly respected men, but not quail- the Little Theater of the Jewish varsity would be the emphasis upon of all those who subscribed in the
land
19,02S.
the other
the than (•ver before and e record break-
net less
from On
southern
and hand,
eastern
in the next
ing New York drive is predicted. One
research work. Although it consists •Irive will be publishe
the first cities to register the new tion of eommunities for religious pur-
pe with neelern conditions Woman's Club, 59 Rowena street•
Jewish Chr onicle.
to cope
Trade by the Unit-
Europe exceeded 20,000."
14
During her stay in Detroit Miss at present only of an institute for issue of The Detroit
spirit is Newark, N. .1. where, ac- poses has just lawn
and to meet the requirements of mod.
nnec-
in
co
as ed Synagogue of America
Senator Reed, during his remarks
ern Jewish youth. Some communities, Szold will be the house guest of Mrs. Jewish studies, the beginnings of a
cording t • latest reports, 's1:15,000 h
derlared himself opposed
to admitting
cording
s, saying
the already
been raised towards a quota ' lion with its extension work in rural like Stroudsburg, had nothing at all David W. Simons, 160 Pallister ave. medical school and the basis of a great
and semi-rural communities.
library, it is attracting some of the
the s trand e d re f u gee
in the town that wag Jewish. Other sue ,
of $150,0011.
It is believed by Rabbi Samuel M. communities, like Lehighton and Nan-
most earnest young Jewish scholars
Mere la $ nee of the old visas by con-
_-- - —
Although Dr. Weizmann's stay in
in the world.
suls was no guarantee that these im- America on his present visit will be Cohen, executive director of the Unit- ticoke, had synagogues to which the
"But let it not be underetocel," Pro. Dr. Chas,. Deer's. Local Organilation
o
-
migrants w uld he admitted. Ile at
tacked these refugees as undesirable. exceedingly brief, he has nevertheless ed Synagogue, and Rabbi Grossman, members are devoted but which do not
tensor Sharfman said, "that the'lle
A. An2. ......mple.
consented to appear at a number of its educational director, that this ex- sere American requirements.
for
brew
University is intellectually a self- ,
Senator Reed was taken to task
the public functions in connection with periment may point the way to the
Fiven some of the Schochetim were
,
_--
make it po ssible f
defense
move
by
the
.lewish
people,
in
. •t of mercy mani-
that n
this remark by Senator Copeland of
I
raise
for
the spirit
prepared to admit defeat. They rec-
New Yerk who pictured the plight of the campaigns. Dr. Weizmann's tirst • methodiving
nian
il ! s mall comm unities or ogniz(el their own inability to cope One of Series to Enable Members to order to give opportunities for hi he
of Ukrainian
re
h e spi ation
this year at Carnegie hall Jews l
g
to Jewish students whom
tested by the
Become Acquainted.
an
education
these unfortunates and expressed the appearance
these
hope that Congress before its adjourn- brought, according to police estimates, satisfy their own religious urge and, with conditions. Either a new meth-
the
European
universities
either
Jewish
Relief,
whi
is
-
—
00 people to Carnegie at the same time, bring the lessons od would be found, was the consen-
institution fur 85 war orphans in
than 20,0
The first formal dinner-dance. of frewn upon or willfully re'es.f. simply Kiev, is contained in • letter received
ar s to le• of .ludaiem home to their children sus of opinion, or Judaism would suf-
ment would act favorably on behalf mo re
Hall and his popularity'
the necessity which has occur- fer. Many of the men present said in the Knollwood Country Club will take • becauee they are J clews. The unive - from Dr. II. Z. Chayas, Chief Rabbi
of [his s emerg(•ney.
•
r of Vienna. Dr. Chayas writes:
greater than ever.
s • .
ed in so many cases, of pulling up the course of the discussion, that un- place Sunday evening, March 1, at lily. is a p sitive expression of the'
The
•
------
I I work which the Federation of Ultra'''•
stakes and migrating to larger (en- less a new method could be found, the Book-Cadillac Hotel. Indications .lewish inteneet
' in the sphere of pu
r
e
they
would
be
compelled
to
abandon
are
that
the
dance
will
he
attended
humanism,
a
living
monument
to
th
Relief
is
doing
for
the
tens
ran Jewish
NORDIC THEORY BASELESS,
The section in which this experi- the towns and take up life again in . by practically the entire enrollment historic Jewish impulse leeward the amelioration of the condition of the
SAYS ANTHROPOLOGIST
values'
The function creation of m
and
cultural
o
ral
m
of
the
larger
cities.
,
of
the
organization.
homeless,
suffering
Jewish
children
in
went is being made includes the towns some
. will be the first of a series planned to for their own sake. While the new the Ukraille is, according to my
ICAGO.—(J. T. A)—"The corn-
of Pittston, Nanticoke, Shenandoah,
To Establish Schools.
_—
Asa
result
of
the
discussion
it
was
enable
the
members
to
beeome
seat
of
learning
on
Mount
Scopus
will
ance.
if
t
men notion that Americana and Brit-
opinion, of the utmost impor
yt° n Hamilton to Address Jewish Berwick, Lehighten, Forrest City, in
in saving nearly
ens come from Nordic stock is a cal- Clayton
Pennsylvania, and a number of small- d cided to organize under the auspices thoroughly acquainted with one an- not neglect those activities which will you have succeeded e
Wom•n's
Club.
of
the
United
Synagogue
and
arrange'
other.
The
crystal
room
of
the
hotel
serve
the
physical
and
economic
wets
children, your work merits grati-
'miens idea,' Professor Ales Hard,
(th c: mmunities in the county. These
and the non-Jew in tude. Would that every Jewish corn-
_______
anthrepoligist of the United States
towns cover a radius of about 70 miles s plan whereby each of the communi- will be lavishly decorated for the or- fare Of the , a
it will place high eminence monity and every Jewish organize.
'Pales
National Museum stated at the nation-
Clayton Ilamilton, author, critic and stretch from Wilkes-Barre to ties would he Braved by"week-end rah- casino.
Work on the new Knollwood Club u Oil this.
el intellectual ureuite which (ion followed your example. Then,
al convention of Councils of Religious
ecranton. The communities included hi " who, in addition to conducting
Education. Concerning immigraeno and lecturer, will speak on "The New ..
. again to maks? valid * the die- perhaps, we should be able to do our
rd'lems. Professor Hard declared Art of Making Flays" at the monthly - in this experiment run from between ae ries in accordance with the pro- house, located at West Maple road *Pill seek
of 7 ion will o forth duty toward Russian Jewry."
that 'out
g
'
ram
of
the
United
Synagogue,
would
and
Town
Line
road,
is
progre%ing.
tun
110
families,
and
none
of
them
to
g
go from •
that there need be no fear that the
meeting
of
the
Jewish
Woman's
Club
2n
law and the word of the Lord
Owing to ineuflicient funde, the
or to be held in the chapel of Temple is in a position to solve its religious establish schools, ranging from the The house will he finished in time to the
,
'
e eCtImo
Pem.
"
kindergarten
to
classes
for
adults
and
be
in
use
during
the
coming
season.
federation is confronted with tin
s
Gladstone
independently.
problems
dward and
f Je o w s , Italian
o
admission
site
of
the
new
club
is
one
of
the
•
fr".
The
any other people will cause the degen- Beth El, Wo
' probability of having to curtail the
. The United Synagogue in its at- also a course of extension lectures.
erasion of American racial stock. avenues, Monday afternoon, March 2
At the same time, a Young People', most desirable in the Detroit district.
work of the orphanage. Heretofore.
"After anthropological studies that at 2:15 o'clock. Mn. Hamilton at one . tempt to bring Judaism closer to these
It embraces 160 acres of what golf BRANDEIS GIVES FUND
the federation has sent quarterly
included physical measurements of time was a lecturer at Columbia Uni- communities conceived the idea of a League of the United Synagogue was
FOR
ARTS
LIBRARY
organized
to
coyer
the
entire
county.
experts
consider
ideal
golf
land.
It
sums of $1,530 for the maintenance
thethands of Americans whose ances- varsity, a member of the Vogue staff conference of all of the communities
was held in Wilkes- It is the plan of the Young People's is located two miles west of Oakland
institution. evening.
his of O
tors for three generations have lived and a dramatic critic. He is a cam- involved, which
League to have meetings at stated in- , Hills Country Club and only approxi-
the Wednesday
101'ISVILLE.-- Augmenting
in America, as well as tests of reeer' partitively young man who has at Barre, Feb. 1, and at which the north- tervals in various sections of north- mately five miles west of Woodward
gh n
beaft Riven
sociological library . a benefit performance will M
to the conclusion tamed a wide reputation as a lee- I eastern Pennsylvania branch of the
a
Birmingham. Sufficient recent gift of
!814 HIM-
immigrants, I came
eastern Pennsylvania and to carry out avenue at .
is no longer turer, in addition to being' an author United Synagogue was formed,
a cultural program in accordance with progress has already been made to and funds for cataloguing, shelving at the Yiddish under
Playhouse,
the auspices of the
that the Nordic theory
Tell of Their Struggles.
ailditicns. Louis 11. Brandeis of ings street,
critic.
the plan devised by the parent organ- indicate that a number of the holes , • Boston, associate justice of the Su- federation. The proceeds will be
worthy of existence," P rofessor Hard and While
making a tour of several
' Re
on. Several meetings have al- will be playable next summer.
as a part of an emergency fund
stated.
as expressed by cities throughout the country Me.presentatives
were named
present
from
Announcement has just been made , prenie Court of the United States , haslueed
th communities
and
the izati
been held, and reports that have
University of Louis - which is being raised to meet the curs
lumbia Hamilton spoke in Detroit last month ' all of
A similar opinion w
' their struggles ready
e
been received of these meetings show that the club membership fee will be !donated
to with
the which to begin a de- I rent needs of the Kiev orphanage.
C
o
nf
Itng
a.
an
educational
precursor
of
"The
stors
they
told
of
ne
funds
Ross
Pr ofesses FrithRoss
plight
i
mem.
.
Europe
have
Rivals."
lie has a Chestertonian man- was a moving narrative
of caon
the
y of ! A camaign for an incr eased
U niver 31 'ty, NV h 0 sal 'd : "The
me
i
h. that the young people of north-eastern increased from $300 to $500 on I v partmental library for the stud
reoa
G rlguato.
eriw
he ionomthmeonAiimin
1 omf.t theofJetw
Pennsylvania are becoming enthusias- March 15. As the membership is lim-
for collecting outstanding
PO, of A mer i ca and
fine arts and music. Ile has off eredlbership a n d
be
ited
to
300
and
nearly
200
have
al-
been boiling for so long that separate nee of imparting his wit and wisdom
tic about
the'project.
is the'hope
of the United Syne• ready enrolled, the officers suggested pieces from his private art collection.' pledges to the federation
will soon rsi
and had synagogues, but none of
of
affn, secretary
racial stocks andpure races have which seldom
fails to delight
an au
His lectures
on literary
lorelized
it
the hope that he might the nized. A. .s J
p
exprmsed ners
He
them
was
in
a
position
to
maintain
once
be
s
ta
ion
th
directing
the
e
lica
-
entertain
gogue that, if this experiment proves I that appffi
tone for a library of I orgafederation, I i
practically disappeared.Pro fessor
mailed at Coun-also lay a cor
a modern charac-
e Knollwood
cetof
.
Inc
club
has
requested
that
all
religious
schools
of
il
lens
mig
ht
be
to
.
.
r
Roes denounced the classification of are instructive as we a.
pair.
Blin
l d e
attractive to the
mee k.
t ry
CI b 1057
Book Building
,
d t h e tel which would be
- worked out for other rural sections.
immigrants according to races as ing.
children.
The synagogues were pre
ei
meaningless from a biological stand- I members and their friends atten
lecture.
Point.

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