MARCH 6, 1925

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GUGGENHEIM GIVES
MILLIONS TO HIGHER
SCHOLARLY INQUIRY

ROSENWALD FINANCES
SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITIONS1

cmcm.,0.--(J.

T. A.)—Fourteen I

scientific expeditions, embracing an-
thrt,polog) , bo tany, geology, ethnology
and zoology, will be financed by .I ulius
Rosenwald and Marshall Field during
1925, according to a statement mat.'
by the director of the Chicago Field ,
Museum conducting, the expedition
Explorations to reconstruct the Iii)
tory of prehistoric peoples and an-
(From Cnrrespondeme and Cabin of Jewish Telegrephk Agency.)
cient empires will be made. Contin-
New Judaea, the oflicial organ of the World Zi 'ii t Organization, in
ued excavations will be carried on lit
Pale.ti•e oroblem in the
Kish, Mesopotamia, under Prof,:
an editorial in a recent issue,, Ireats of it new
Lan don The Gobi Dessert, wild , ' form of had speculation danger. The problem has arisen be rouse of the
dinosaur eggs were bund, IA' influx of capital into the country.
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YESHIBAH ATTAINS
ITS FIRST MILLION

Launches Beginning of Second

raised in•time far the breaking of the
ground ceremonies on April 26, after
which building operations will be
rushed on our five buildings, so that
some of them will he available for
occupancy in the near future.
"The Rabbi Isaac Etch:man 'fheo•
Seminary has a waiting list of
several hundred students, unable to
inter the institution because of its
'ark of accommodations. Institutions
in Europe, particularly in Soviet Rus-
sia, are in a deplorable state and many
of the world's leading Jewish schol-
ars are destitute because these insti-
tutions have been forced to close their
doors.
"11 ith the tiering .7 our 'n'tito-
tion, which will have aviinuntolatiati,

Capen, Buffalo University; Professor
Phase of Campaign to Get
Edward ('apps, Princeton University;
$5,000,000 Fund.
President Ada Louise enmstock, Rad-
cliffe College; Professor William Em-
NEW YORK.—With the first mil-
erson, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. President Frederick Car- lion goal, the first phase of its ram-
los Ferry, Hamilton College; Dean naign attained, the l'eshibah college
Guy Stanton Ford ,.f the University building fund has lounto•d a drive
aurni es eta; De an Virginia C. Gild. for it' second million dollars, which
.rsleme, Barnard Coll' ,it.e; Dean Ed- will ettlminst‘. April 20, when exer-
Yin
Greenlaw of the University of ekes marki•• the !freaking of around
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of
Ye li . teth
for the
$7,000 0110
Xurth (';militia; lief. I. K.
California Institute of Technology: America, to be erected on .\ insterdam
avenue,
will
tie
held.
Dr.
Chunks
Riborg
Mann,
director
of
of Central Brazil will be entered for
English Jewry will be represented at the opening of the Hebrew Uni-
the American Council on Education,
In announcing the success of the
the first time by white men.
versity on Mount Scopus nn April I by D'Aviodor Goldsmid, vice-president
tl
f the lluxrd of Jewish Deputies and president of the )%nglo-JewishA ssoiti a- •Washington; Dean Carl Emil Sea- campaign for the first million I n tars
-hore, lniversity of Iowa; fhtmossl o f the fund, Samuel Levy, chairman
tion. Mr. Gold.mid was chosen by the bodies he will represent.
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Whitney
Surette,
Concord,
Mass.;
jiff
the
executive
committee,
declared
MEMBER
CHANT MU! BM( DOM
The well-known producer, Sfax Reinhardt, has been appointed professor Oren i1larion Tallint, University of I that the enthusiastic and generous re-
UNITIONMSIIRtIMAIIIASIN
at the Vienna Academy of alusic and Dramatic Art, in recognition of hi. chicagoi Professor Joseph II. Willits, sponse with which the great °dud),
tional project had been greeted in-
having created a new type of drama. In university eircles, just as in the WItari"ft tiehool, I I "iT•sily
Isylvania ; Dean Frederick .1. . E. W mat- sued its unqualified triumph.
theatrical world, his innovation has created a favorable impression.
HILTY COMP ign
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bridge, Columbia UlliVersity, and Mr. "We admit, quite frankly, that our
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aloe, secretary. original announcement to erect a
Lord Allenby , conqueror of Jerusalem and British High Commissioner
meet in great institution of higher Jewish
8748 EINWOODAVL
'f he advisory board n
of Egypt, and M. Rappard, secretary of the mandates commission, will be
stein as the formal or- learning by Orthodox Jewry of Amer-
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pr-ant at the opening exercises at the Ilebrew University in Jerusalem, New York
'
ganization
of
the
foundation
is com- ica was received with no little mis-
_ wcording to word received in New York by Dr. Chaim Weizmann from I piked and once or twice a year there- giving and doubts," Mr. Levy said.
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after to give advice and counsel to the "Fur up to the present, Orthodox
REV. GABRIEL ZAKUTO
Serious anti-Semitic excesses occurred recently in Budapest. Members trustees on matters off educational pol- Jewry in America—although it in-
the
icy. A subcommittee of the advisory cludes the majority of American Jews
1963 W. Euclid Ave. Gar. 6119-R
of the Awakening Magyar Society attacked Jewish men and women in
With Congregation Mislikan
street and beat them with iron clubs and bayonets. Joseph Buchsbaum, 60 board designated by the trustees Will —has never organized or been vital-
Israel.
years old, was mortally wounded by a bayonet. Eight students were form the executive committee, which ized into action for any such out-
will be directly in charge carrying standing work.
EXPERT MO•EL
arrested.
"But the success of the campaign
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I out the policies laid down by the board
Wedding Ceremonies Performed.
overnment to extend the flown": a nd un pr oved by the trustees. This has eloquently answered all such
g
h e unga rian
r
A esolution to urge the
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in the Hungarian universities . toonmittee will also make the selection doubts. Our first $1,000,000 was
clausus against the Jewish students not only
raised by a comparative handful of
but to all schools in the country, including technical and agricultural schools., of fellows.
' was adopted at a general meeting of the Awakening Magyars held in Buda-1 The office of the foundation will be devoted workers, led by Harry
Rooms Papered Complete $6.00
Fischel and Nathan Lamport, each of
this
city.
It
was
()petted
March
I
ill
and op. Everything furnished.
pest Feb. 17.
whom gave amounts of $100,000. I
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W. . WARD
Forty-
do not believe that any other Jewish
Polish government grant a subsidy for the Yiddish I Building, ('ark Avenue find
The demand that the
PAINTER AND DECORATOR
Ind Hebrew schools maintained by Jewish organizations in Poland was re-1second street. Sir. Moe will be in educational movement in America has
ever received so high a per capita
House Painting.
'wed by the Jewish deputies at the Feb. 17 meeting of the Polish Sejm charge.
contribution as characterized the rats-
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budget committee when the budget was examined. The committee rejecte d
1834 Michigan Ave.
5- ing of the first $1,000,000 of our
Leon
Trotzky
is
writing
a
book
e
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' the proposal of the Jewish deputies.
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I titled "My Mistakes," according to building fund.
"Our second million dollars will be
"The Aral) parties in Palestine are defeating their own ends," statesi , a rev ent report from Riga.
HOME MADE BUTTER
the Unita Cattolica, the leading Catholic paper in Italy, by quarreling
Direct from Our Churn to
among themselves, while the Zionists are consolidating their positions in
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the country. Already the Jews have seized the trade and industry of the
FRESH COUNTRY EGGS
country," the Unita Cattolica says, "over 40 per cent of the factories and
OTHER DAIRY PRODUCTS
business concerns in Palestine being in Jewish hands."
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The ques tion of who will be the successor to Sir Herbert Samuel as
Iligh Commissioner of Palestine after the expiration of his term recently
9150 Twelfth Street.
was considered at the meeting of the Vaad Leumi, the National Council of
Palestine Jews. The council unanimously resolved that for the general
interests of Palestine Jewry it is essential that Sir Herbert Samuel continue
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which will give ample opportunities
for Jewish research; this deplorabl e
condition will be rectified."

An elaborate program in shish
leading American educators it
lie men will participate oil! L efton ,
the ceremonies April 20. The of
the proposed institution cos.' r- thr.a.
city blocks, the largest snide
tion of land ever made for a .1,
educational project in Amer..•

Al Jolson, star of "Big It's."
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physicians to re , t for several
on account of a severe cold.

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The political crisis obtaining in Poland has resulted in more failures,
mainly affecting Jewish business establishments. Warsaw business circles
'recently were overwhelmed by the news of the bankruptcy of eight of the
: largest textile firms on Gensia street, the center of the Polish capital's
textile business. The failure of these firms caused many smaller firms to
suspend payments. Gensia street is known all over eastern Europe as Ow
exclusively
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A resolution to petition the British government to reappoint Sir Her-,
High Commissioner of Palestine was
',belt Samuel for another term as
adopted by the executive committee of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis in the
United States and Canada, at a meeting held in New York under the chair-1
manship of Rabbi Israel Rosenberg. A cable to this effect was sent to the
British government forwarding the request of Orthodox Jewry in America
The executive committee also sent a cable to Sir Herbert Samuel urging

him to accept a reappointment.

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The Warsaw Jewish Artisans School, a two-story building erected by
the American Joint Distribution Committee, was totally destroyed by fire.
The school, which was the pride of the Jewish community, had 120 pupils,
the majority of whom were orphans. All that was savedthe tools.
The loss is estimated at $25000. The cause of the tire is not known. How-
ever, a sensation was caused by the fact that immediately a fter the fire
broke out, Italelaw Gerelinski, a Polish machinist, committed suicide by

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The concession granted to the Jewish Colonization Association by the
Canadian oovernnient to admit to the dominion 5,000 refugees stranded in
various European ports, withdrawn several months ago, was reinstated
This was nook known after a committee, consisting, of Lyons Cohen, S. W.
Jacobs, member of parliament, A. Levine and II. Wolofsky was received
by the Canadian deputy minister of immigration. Seventeen hundred will
be admitted to complete the allotted quota of 5,000_ Preference will be
in Canada.
given to relatives of immigrants a who are already residing
es
. ,
Congressman Charles A. Mooney of Cleveland made public the text of
0 resolution which he intends to introduce into Congress, demanding that
a monument he erected in Washington in memory of 'loyal Salomon, the
first Jewish immigrant from Poland and Amerieoo eatriot. The resolution
speaks in high terms of the record of Salomon in the hsitory of America and
, states that llaym Salomon lent and contributed to the government, the army
and the officers during the critical period a sum exceeding $700,000, for
ne dollar. either in capital or interest.
which he received in return note
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A conference of Jewish proletarian students held in Kiev, participated
in by 300 delegates, ended in a quarrel between the Communists and the
Poole Zionists. Poole Zionists left the conference because they were refused
Rus-
a hearing. The conference also adopted a resolution attacking those
sian Jewish emigrants abroad who are discrediting the Jewish colonization
work in Russia. In another resolution Jewish labor organizations in Europe
' and America are invited to delegate representatives in order to acquaint
..1 I themselves with the true situation of the Jewish masses in Soviet Russia.

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The King of Italy, Victor
Emmanuel, accompanied by a suite, for a
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second time visited the exhibition in Roam of Professor Glieenstein. The
'
king stayed for over an hour. Ile engaged Glicenstein in conversation for
about 20 minutes, questioning him as to the methods of his work and show-
ing particular interest in his wood carvings. The king reminded (liken-
he had visited his first exhibition in Rome and pur-
I stein that 18 years ago
chased several works, including a statue which occupies a place in the
Quirinal Palace. Ile arranged with the sculptor for sittings for portrait
busts of himself and the queen.
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A conference of teachers of Jewish religion in the schools of the Polish
republic recently in session in Lemberg adopted a resolution declaring that
the teaching of religion is of the utmost importance not only to the religious
,community concerned but to the state. The conference protested against
the reduction of staffs and subsidies in the Jewish religious schools. Rep-
resentatives of the government and the Jewish communal organizations were
or•.ent and expressed greetings to the conference. An executive of the
Union of Teachers of Jewish Religion throughout the republic was elected
with its headquarters in Lemberg.
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The English press widely published an official announcement by the
bust of Lord Balfour, by the Polish Jewish
Zionist Organization here that a
sculptor, Professor Henry Glicenstein, would be presented by London
Zionkts to the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. The presentation, which
will take place in the presence of Lard Balfour, will he a part of the opening
ceremonies at the university. The press recalls that the bust was exhibited
in the Royal Academy, London, last year, when it was highly praised by
critics. The London Times stated at that time that it was "the finest piece
of sculpture of the year." Chief Rabbi Dr. Joseph II. llertz is leaving for
Palestine to attend the dedication of the university.
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"The opening of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, scheduled to
take place April 1, will be an event of far-reaching significance for the
the world over." declares the London Daily Chronicle in an editorial.
.11A,
I "Arab propaganda endeavored to create the impression that the Moslem
population in Palstine has been unfairly treated and its rights to its own
country were stolen in the interests of alien immigrants," the paper con.
lilacs. "There is no foundation for such statements. The newcomers
have not taken land away from anyone. What they have done was merely
which, when
to cultivate areas which hitherto were stony, undrained land,
fertilized and irrigated, becomes fertile." The Daily Chronicle further ex-
presses the hope that the new Ilebrew University will attract to Palestine

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Finance scandals, which stirred German public opinion in connection
with the frauds discovered in the I'russian State Bank, will be investigated
by a special commission appointed by the Prussian diet. Beside the Jewish
bankers, Kutinsker and Jacob Michel, concerning whom anti-Semitic papers
waxed vehement, a great number of responsible officials of the state bank
are involved. It was stated that the purpose of the commission will lie to
inquire into the reckless advance of money by the hank. Of particularr
interest is the case of the Mortgage Bank, which is controlled by the state
bank. Officials of this bank advanced money to high Prussian officials and
ex-officers of the army on ridiculous securities. Failure followed.

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