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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925

VOL. XVII. NO. 17

DR.WEIZMANN LAUDS BENJAMIN MEMORIAL
AMERICAN JEWS ON GETS INITIAL GIFT
RE OF DEPARTURE

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LARGE PROSPERITY HEBREW UNIVERSITY
FOR FARMER SEEN DEDICATION TO BE
CELEBRATED APR. 12

-
l Farm School
Dean of Nationa
Urges That Jewish Youths
Detroit Jewry Will Commemo-
Grasp Opportunity.
rate Event With Meeting
_______.
at Talmud Torah.
DOYLESTOWN, Pa. --- That the

New Yorker Gives $20,000 to

Perpetuate Memory of

Thee Have Taken Leading Role
In Upbuilding of Home-
land In Palestine.

Telephone
GLENDALE

Jewish Statesman.

next 10 years in the United States will
--__
'see prosperity in agriculture as never
N1.1\ 11 1 \ 1 N. —1.1. T. A.I -- An
DR. JACOB SONDERLING
before
was
the
prediction
Dr.
Bern-
anonymous gift of $20,010 from a New
hard Ostrolenk, dean of National
WILL DELIVER ADDRESS
Sark lawyer as the initial gift to es-
Farm Sehoal, made at the recent
a idish in the Yale School of Law' a
—
II, 19 graduates
awarding
of
diplomas
LEADERSHIP OF LOUIS t
of
Judah
' fund to perpetuate the canto
and four post graduates itt the town- Rabbi Hershman and Young
MARSHALL PRAISED Pliihi, Bat main was announced.
ty•sixth annual coninieneenient seer-
Nathan Schur, U. H. S.
Judah Philip Benjamin, American
,ises of the school.
Itioyer and later tow of the
Student, Will Speak.
The ceremonies were held in the
Dr. Mordecai M. Kaplan to
English barristers and
forum of the $80,000 library recently
of the
h
1
1
s•oti.
completed
and
erected
in
memory
of
Represent American Zionists
"Out of Zion shall go forth the
advocat e
h i V , was nn
alf
cc 11111,
the late founder and president of the
soil olonno: r id the S :uthern cause
at University Dedication.
school, Rev. Dr. Joseph II. Kratiskopf• Law and the word of the Lord from
,
Jerusalem" shall be fulfilled with the
I Ili vas born io St. Croix. West Indic
The new structure will be formally
op ,wing of the Hebrew University on
Wei4- t and •led in •io is Slay es IS-
NEW YORK.—Dr. Chaim
:1 the Nlount of Olives, overlooking Je-
president of the World Zito"- t sI. •I•1:, tholes for which Yale Univer-
VlestTh,fe ct(e hr :. °Iani
I
(lioecdaitetl•title)tiwOexntiillielsm
manri,
rusalem, on April 1., which is one of
him
abna Mater, respects
covers 1,000 acres of land. Young d the outstanding events in the history
Organization, sailed on the Olympic •'ty, 1,1 ,
'Not e
for London, after a three weeks' vi- it nest is that after reaching middle
own from all parts of the
of Jewry for 2,000 years. Lord James
very distmulaging con-
in Nov York, during which the negio our told tinder
Stales are members of the student Balfour, author of the famous Ilal-
for the union of Zionists and ilitions, hi: made Ili, ability at the bar
fresh-
body of IGO and it class of SO
four Declaration declaring Palestine
Within.:
non-Zionists in the rebuilding of the hundred in 1:nglantl, ilia' produced a
men will he admitted in March. Board
I/ r . w
C hoari lmd
Jewish homeland in Palestine, first legal worh, "A Treatise on the Law
1 and tuition are free and it was on- V'trm
nn ehtont i. tar
heet
ln iethaerin it,)"ilo'shisid
started by Dr. N'eizmanii on his 1924 of Sole of Personal Praperty," that
Inounced there are it few vacancies re-
Professor AI.
e,
Zionist
Organization,
trio hero, were completed. endured as an invaluable authority
maining for those who apply at onc
: beet Einstein and other great men of
a statement issued on his de. for almost half a vent ury. Fir these
Dean Ostrolenk called attention to etters and science will partake in the
In
he is ciinsiihreil eminent
Nature Dr. Weizniann paid high tri - uehievenonts
Il the fact that probably 10000,000 l op ening ceremonies.
te
but to the leadership of American and is included i n the "Mtimarials of
more persons will It, in the Unid
lroit,
to be
'he Jews unable
of Detroit,
lIy Itt.V.
II
EIlli13.11t Yalt.
i States 10 years from now, that the
Jewry in salving world Jewish prob.
p resent at the celebration in Jerusa-
lents. particularly in the upbuiltling .Allsoll Phelps St 'knit, former seer,
Idenittrols till agriculture will be great- lem. will hold their celebration on
now Can-
of Palestine. The action of Ameri- fury of Yale University and
er than ever' before and that the cash
Pril 12, Sunday evening, at the
the leadership of •11 of the National Cathedral in Wash-
income for the fanner as well as the
f aIMUII Torah, Philadelphia and By.
can Jews, under
Louis Marshall, in affiliating with the ington, D. C.
spiritual income will
be greater than run avenues, under the auspices of
i
'
Bell lanlin nt•red Yale College as a
Jewish Agency fur the development
' ever before.
. the Detroit district of the Zioniat Or-
, 29,
of the Jewish homeland Dr. Weiz- sophomore, with the class of 1
(m e a th e N.ilture, was th e an
nounconitint by the dean of three canization of America. Dr. Jacob
mann charavterized us all event of making an exstillent recant as ti whol-
118""defling of Chicago will he the
ar. Ile left college prim to his gratin-
scholarships offered by the Walker principal speaker.
Invitations have
p ro tsowil s ignificance in Jewish his-
of England, Italy, ation and began the study of law in
I Gordon Laboratories to students an- been extended to every Jew and
Jews
tory." The
Germany, Holland and other (mull- nott,i is office in New Orleans where
'wally showing the most progress in I le wess in the city to be present at
tries will follow the lead of American he Nils admitted to the bar in 1832.
dairy work. The scholarship? , are • this celebration; letters have been
old onlist in the agency, ac- Ea rly in his legal I artier he Kt:-
worth 8900 annuallY with hoard wade written to the rabbis asking them to
Jews
cording to Dr. Weizmann. pared a "Digest of Reported Decis
liolgisg. 'those receiving them will announce the event at their services
accompanied be ions of the Supreme l'ourt of Louisi-
lie put through a course that will take , and notices were mailed to each club
Dr. Weismann was
non ," w hom added to his growing rep-
them into every department of the and organization requesting that their
Br. "Mordecai M. Kaplan, leader of
soon ros e
famous laboratories, including the members set aside that date.
tile Society for the Advancement of 'station among lawyers. Ile
e
New- York, who has been be the issoignizod leader th
business I'M] as well as the practical
Rabbi Sonderling to Speak.
Judai , o, of
end. F. W. Jeffers, president of the
alio:or:nil as the oflicial represents-: Louisiana Lit, his most intimate 55-
11r. Jacob Sondtirling, who was one
Zionist Organization of siiiiiate Iii•ins Thomas Slidell, after-
I laboratories, Resod the scholarships
most prominent rabbis in Ger-
of shy
OW
"f
the
America at the dedication exereiscs wards Cloef Justiee of the State. lien-
The salutatory actress was delivered . many, hos, since his a rrival in the
left ' by Ilarry Rabinowits of New York
itt's legal talent and interest in
nf the hl:brew University tin the i o w
United St it is devoted his oratorical
'
y
b
was
given
he
was
The
Barlow
par.els,
which
represent
four
periods
in
Jewish
him°,
y,
show
"The
lionsigr•nt,"
in
the
upper
ch, wind the valedictory
ioistitutional questions sal y a
rs to the Zionist cause. Ile was
Mount of Olives April 1. In London e
raer, the fourth period: "The Scholar," ill the upp•r richt hind corner, the third period; "The Petrie, „J. Leon Blumberg of l'amtlen. 'the pre- {ewers
In IK15
Dr. Weizinann and Dr. Kaplan will bed hint to public life.
: born in Upper Silesia and, brought
ro
a nd lower
constitu-
Two years
after. in h the
right hand corner, the second period, end "The Prophet," in the lower left hand corner, the first per
4.1 the Louisiana
sentation
of
the
hoe,
on
old
custom
a
ntemlair
-
,
up
in
a, Chassidic atmosphere, was
join Lord Balfour and Proceed to Je
ion.
la the school, and a ceremony of in- early in life designated for the cabs
rusalem. Lord Balfour will make the Owlet toile:slit
auguration of the new hinders of the 'dilate and received his ordination
principal address at the dedication I wards he was counsel to the United -
States commissioner to investigatt
•
incoming senior class was made by M. from the famous Jewish scholar,
•
s
exercises
SL Cohen of Philadelphia president 1 Bosch Placzek. Later he studied in
Dr. Weizmann's statement in full ' Spanish land-titles in California and
still later he was a presidential
graduating class, to' the presi.1 some of the principal rabbinical semi.
;if.
P
was as f,illows:
The?,
the
"In the solution of the many dis- tor-at-large from his state.
dent
of the new senior close.
of Austria and Germany, re-
•
car
Vitalto the Nation.
tressino problems which have beset positions were all somewhat local in
coving his secular education at t the
not until his elec.
Pictures by Local Artist Ilepre-
Harry B. Hirsch of Philadelphia, Universities of Vienna, Breslau and
the civilized world as a result of the character and it WAS
d
president of the school, presided an
war, America has played a leading !in to the United States senate in
Tubingen. In 1908 he became rabbi
known to
sent Four Periods of .1 ew-
and beneficent part, exercising it I o52 that he became well
said:
of the oldest Reform congregation In
ti
"At no time in recent yearn has Hamburg, which he led for 15 years.
ish History.
,oe na tion.
great power not to dominate but to th
Served In Confederacy.
service in your particular calling been During the war he served four years
help and heal. In the same manner
vitally important to the nation.
the Jews of America are applyin' During his decade in the Senate he
as chaplain on the Russian front,
The circular panels for the mural sn
among the
The future of agriculture in the working for the improvement of the
their strength, and the leatlershiP was recognized as a leader an
decorations in the main auditorium
a strong •
United
States
has
been
in
the
minds
Polish and Lithuanian Jews.
which they tonal necessarily exercise,
com-
of Temple Beth El have been com-
and hearts and on the lips of every
Dr. Sonderling was one of the fret
of the legal claims of slay-
in the efforts to nowt the great 1
i adviiratti
oleted by Myron Barlow, local artist,
iiryi with his riiikagta , , John Slidell Of
and woman during your co-workers of the leader anti founder
Man
thinking
bos which the war has inflicted upon
and will be dedicated next Sunday
entire stay at the school. Then, toot of modern Zionism, Theodor Herz'.
the Jews of the Old World. In carry- Mason and Slidell fame, and a brother
morning at the regular Sabbath serv-
the growth and very existence of He is the author of a number of
partner . be withdrew
1
ing out this role, American Jewry has of his Yale 11W
. I • t o M. Franklin w i
l of Balfour delivering the principal address, the formal ,etoii whin Dr
Farm School depend upon your sue. scientific works on the philosophy of
just taken a step which will bring from th e Senate Fels I, DOH, on the
11Iount of Olives, over l ooking preach nn"Art in the S na o ru•
sion
if
Louisana.
Then
began
VV•ith
the
Ear
ebrew
University
on
the
it t''' )-1 cosy in agriculture, upon your ful on and Jewish art.
es
new W hone and courage to the thou-
Ile Jerusalem, will take place on April 1 in the presence of distinguished 1 The pictures rent isent four
filling the hopes and dreams of it - religion Give Talk in Hebrew.
offers the
only oleo
sands Palestine
oi their brothers
in Europe
to his remarkalile career in the service dedication of • the ll
l)itans7t
n
r
e
u
I of Jetvish history :rid -are L
founder. The cause for which Farm
government.
•
The meeting will be opened with
d
ery so i
whom
relativi ty, 01111 blues and grays with
School stands can only go forward to a Ilebrew recitation to 4)e given by
tolerable
in which
' het'alae
general, secretary of scholars
and government
representatives
from
over
the world.
Professor
Albert Einstein.
promulgator
of all
the
theory
of
door, the conditions
only salvation
out of they
the in)-•
of the attorney
Confederate
St
r.
er
colon."
serving
will then a flash ) ,if l brightt
. .
the
extent
you
contribute
to
farming
Nathan
Schur in the name of the stu-
state,
.
war
has resided in France
with and
the secretary
stweess of of the last position Dr. Chaim M tozniann, president of the World 'Zionist Organization,
success and better American citizen- dents of the United Hebrew Schools.
Lord Balfour to Palestine and will participate in the ceremonies. Barlow, who
find thent ,Adv es,
include Georg Branilos of for R number of years has spent the ship." 'Master Schur, who is 13 years old and
5011S accompany
Affiliation Is Significant.
worker. President Other distinguished men who will memo,o-au
be present
eritiv, who will deliver oast two years comple 'ting the work.
The baccalaureate address walla
tut
, junior at Central High School, will
"The affiliation of Anierivan Jewry . until the (dose of the war. Ile
ranked as the world' ro
is in Detroit to supervise the ill c
given by Dr. J. I'. Lichtenberger• raduate with the 11125 graduating
an ind ' fatigahle
of
profound
sig-
Jeffersio
Davis,
who
earlier
in
his
po-
Copenhagen,
with
the
Jewish
Agency
for
ing of the pictures and is slatoittling) head of the department of sociology , g,
aa
a 1,0 4 in Jewish history. Such af- litical tmret•r has been his vpponent, a series of lectures at the university; Lord Allenby, High Commissioner of I iilly
nifiennce
' class of the Hebrew Schools next
will come became dependent upon him, making Egypt,
who directed
the campaign
which
drove
the Turks
out of slot/
l'alestine,
Palestine is an event
and M Rappard,
permanent
secretary
of the
mandates
commi.
of tho several weeks with his father and sis- at the University of Pennsylvania. June. Following his address in Ile-
ters, who reside at :1112 Woodland The speaker paid a tribute to the late
.
' b rew, which will be very short, he
ntiti.
avt,
filiation, it is now Certain,
of Nations.
Dr. israuskopf, who, he said, had con-
ll to i l sfts•iel1irticy. League
To Dr. Einstein, who during the past three years has devoted much of ,
ll give the English translation.
about in the near future and it will
The panels, which are la .ed in tribute.' greattily to the awakening will
fhtttsr ttlhett)etftall).1ilftit;h",li T'
Rabbi A. M. Hershman will deliver
Benjamin
escaped in an open boat
Poutthwest.
result in opening wider the gates of him
his
r , II:ICon, beginning in the s
consciousness in agriculture in the
in bringing a speedier completion
of front Floridti to the Bahamas and la- his time to lecturing throughout Europe in the interest of the university,
short address on the Hebrew Uni-
51111,
8
wntir of the building and proceeding United States, and to the school that
Palestine
the Jewish
homeless
the
ideal to
which
Jews have
cherished ter went to England, where the see- will fall the honor of making the first address in the university following its
tiorevast and has existed for that purpose. The vermt-Yi
il, washiieths
for centuries, the rebuilding of thentool p irtion of his lift, was spent. Ile I dedication. Later this year Dr. Weirmann,
- - an eminent chemist, and Dr. ,.. to the northwest. the
camlaZnioisnipstreTisdterniett,,hia
s,,utheast, are entitled "The Prophet," great change in agriculture from the A.'1:IheKlooff
I began immediately the study of Eng— Einstein will return to Palestine to+-
ch," "The Student" and less desirable brought about by good
The
Patriar
.11ish law at Lincoln's Inn, and was call-, take up permanent residence in the
roads,
automobiles,
machinery
and
so.
aim
a
combined
celebration
of
all ele-
Jewish homeland ni Palestine.
"The Immigrant." Mr. Barlow, in an
1SS6, when 51 years Holy Land as meinbers of the seien-
o f E ng
mints of Jewry in Detroit. With this
in
caty tif the university. Mane
"The Jewries of Europe,
'nterview, stated:
vial advancement was dwelt upon by in mind, special invitations have been
's tific facul Jews will attend the deili• ,...___
the bar
ed
ta
land, Italy, Germany, Holland and I'
"The prophet, who is Amos, repre- 11r. Lichtenberger.
er
s " Amin
,
other countries--will follow willingly old.
In 11;72
he practive
was made became
Queen
' extended to all non-members of the
counsel
and his
. -tints the first reformer, the stranger
ors cation ceremonies, including Ameri-
Psychic Income Essential.
by
the lead which has now been taken
who enters the land, ignores the high
me tell you Farm School Atm.: Ittteri ient
t' otsat pioaY
"Let
r:
tahs isw ie•tl•iltathrinsteihonZ, i t°1inel'm
the
of the
States to
and
a I extensive
that
during exclusively
the later ye
new Jews
chapter
can United
be expected
open
'he confined
himself
t I ar- (ma leaders of the Zionist movement..
"Hest and addresses himself directly dents that money is not all in this i
The Ilidirew University, which ritto
's to be held by world Jewry.
to the people. A young girl, standing world," he said. 'Psychic incmoe, or ou
Y
ll
Priv
,.,1)
I
r
i
'
resents
Cie
cultural
climax
of
the
'
,
f
''„
1
'''',;
4
There will be no admission fee
n g a Pla,Ia, is
,
in
the
foreground,
represents
the
in the story or the revival of Pales- aai
an d `"*. ''''''.. ' "..'—'
Jewish homeland movement. was fast .
eharised and absolutely no solicitation
__
tine. It is a fortunate thing that this l'•"an'''
Dr. Weiz-
(Continued on page 5.1
hare of the future, the only member
Siscussed 2; years ago,
of funds.
audience who understands the
trJoat human cause has found in the
f t
heing 0,1P Of the original soon.
Zionisns, through its various agen-
message. The other people
United States men like Louis Mar-
. to re-
i f the
an .
air the Koren Ilayesod, Ila-
ors t the idea of attempting
.
all and his associates who have
merely listen, uncompre hending.
i•tablish in Palestine—the cradle of
h . a t iona
dassah,
the
Jewis
is Pic
arc
"Abraham, the pa parr
lowish civilization—a great institu-
, the Zionist Organization of the World
talents
asittadg(eletn)f)t
tared bidding welcome to the angels '
— - -
efil f tt ihng
4 itttrtuViatt the
and other organizations and societies,
d "Mein, Liebe thin of higher learning a'b'ed would
--
Jewish cul.
of Jehovah, before the time of the'
--
velopment.
wrve as a world center of Jv
is the great living force responsible
Zionist PropagAndo Add
29; Ore -
fall of Sodom and Gomorrah. lilt
" As preident of the World
.
ticated
for the upbuilding of l'alestine as a
Atithen
tare.
Juden”
hands portray his feeling, the right Michigan
Convention
Mulish
Organization. which has up to now
kowsky
end Frankel
to Attend.
Not until 1914 was the university
home for our people. Through its ef-
---
Mount
' hand expressing his mental uncertain- '
earried the burden of the cause, I
I.I.
T.
A.1--Denials
site
purchased
on
It
part
of
the
—
.
forts many undertakings have been
p. ,
II E It 1.1 N
am grateful that I have hail the o
press , if Olives, overlooking Jerusalem, the
IV as to the angels' identity and his
launched end many (rats
Th.:
state
nesting
and
annual
elec.
left hand signifying his welcome to :
portunity and the privilege to help
at-
:
atedy to theiil:aectehm
further
advancement
season*
that by
General
Ludendorf
issued an an- Dead Sea, the Jordan valley and the
ff land. The j lion of officers of the Michigan Coun- plis lWd; alla dedicte
bring
about
this union of and
Israel
for made
the German
Nationalist
t he strangers from a far-o
r e ll::
in Mountains of Moab. The outbreak
me from the dis- cil of the Independent Order Wriai thelel liadivi, I Land t1hseh j a lelwbiemo re it,sisoo,
ism! during the war to the Jews
it ,
angels, who have co
them of the World War suspended all ac-
tent mountains and have crossed the \ B'rith will he held in Flint on Sunday,
tOt-t ern Europe addressing
nistion."
sNleine Liebe Juden" were refuted in tivities in connection with the uni-
29. The committee arranging Hebrew University stands out as the
small stream separating ,‘Iinham's March
; statement issued by the Central As- versity until in the midst of General
the program of the day has stated greatest achievement of the Jews i
dressed as Bedouins.
land. are dressed
rtt
Allenby's canwaign in the Holy Land.
student
of
the
Middle
Ages,
the
that
it
expects the largest crowd of the past 2,000 ears. Governm tI
\
ela lion of German Citizens of Jew-
come
to
laid on the
"In the third portrait WO
: universities, cities and organizateinon;
the cornerstone ,,va .
Jews ever a'"e"' hled in the city. I throughout the world have sent re
isli Former
Faith, Prime Minister of Prussia Mount of Olives on July 24, 1911t, by
the
tudent who carries on the knowledge 'Charles D. Ovekowsky, president of
present -
•
ann•
e is learning. from the 'I District Grand Lodge, Na. 6, I. 0. resentatives to llesti
Pane to be
Herr Braun, replying to an attack in 1/r W ••7
(I ' m
of tht• pa.t. Il
-
exe c"-
the opening ce ebration.
Cornerstone
C
ornerstone Laid in War.
and
•t,,. Diet I ,t1 the part of the Loden
old
teachers;
he
.'A..i.IT
Yiddish Communist Paper Tries to ili
.l•rf group for his lenience
.
ti ' 1 !Iv
that to
the East
In-1 The impressive ceremonies of the
for the future, wilti flt." • li th':•f the
Destroy His Influence.
stated
men, are sad with knowledge. The iticipate in the day's celebration and'
European Jews, should
he the last to :little group, which included Lord Al-
in the evening.
—
immigrant.
I
will
deliver
addresses
group
DR.
JACOB
SONDERLING
shoos
the
or h attacks because it was the lenhy, other allied diplomat: and mili-
fourth pictu re
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)A libel ilend
Samuel N. W in e man, president of
a young boy of If or 17, who has
d f policy which compelled the tary officers and representatives of
has announced that
t religions born in the Holy
against
st the
$
to the new country and is loo k• the Flint lodge,
--
'
e
to
se
-
come
heit Publishing Association has been i I . East Eurapean JeWA LI,
?rig at the Statue of Liberty through the program will include a school and
issued a Land. enacted on the spot from w
ert
yet uncertain of his conferences for the presidents and ••Proletariaa Funeral" to Be Part of
was issued 'JEWISH
and Ludendorf r .V en
brought by Abram Coralnik, RASIleiate
Sermon
on
the
Mount
Permanent Collection.
mist. Ile
the e , e
I ' many
ressing
add
Jews
•
ii This state- to the world, while the artillery of I
future; his only asset is a Bible which seer, taries of every Michigan lodge .
editor of the Day.
This
In the petition filed in the Supreme nroclamation to the
de. the British army rumbled on the 1
har Sails for Palestine he has closed. keeping his finger in in the morning, under the direction
Was
a
is too large for . of Mr. Frankel; the state meeting and ' "The Proletarian Funeral," one of
C art by Goldstein & Goldstein, at- them "My dear Jews..
mutter N
e swallowed up in the
h r A.
es exhibited by Artu
ere' plains below, a r
.he place. Pius coat
torneys for Dr. Coralnik, the charge mint by the prime minis
r
press
m' Gargantuan spectacle of the world President Art
of officers in the afternoon • the pictur
Amid Cheers.
st, at the
him, he has no collar but wears an :election
, and in the evening a banquet in thell.avinger, local Jewish arti
of lihel against the Freheit Publish- dared by the Ludendorf
- — --
ii the future
The
old
red
scarf
;
his
stock
for
any
. doubts as to comsat.
ing Association is based on an article invention.
Patrick Geddes' of the
NEW YORK. - IJ. T. A.1
•
.
There cannot b e
. . . . Professor
i tel and
followed
by initiation
of of
rand"-
department
of the
United
In
. President
In b urg h . noted
no Arthur.
e as . the first steamer to are his hands
tiff,
Dr. Coralnik,
was
called "a liar, proclamation en laude
. ms lanner and soci.ilog-
brains. lbeautiful
ballroom
the Durant
Ito ' fifth annual
exhibit
of the Jewish
educational
f Ed'
Published
in the Freiheit
on /A'ednes-
titled
'To the Jews in Lniversity o
and addresses. stitute held in January at Temple
'
day. Dec. 3, 1924, in which the plain- the authenticity
of
the
dates, entertanment
'
purchase
d by
b the
iiclamation was issued architect, commis,ioned
lawn-planner by the World ,fly the blue and white flag. operated
1
Mr
Wineman
is
being
assisted
by
Beth
El,
has
been
ican lAne, ALUMNI BALL A SUCCESS;
h
the I by the Palestine Amer
h dquarters of ist, Was
Benjamin F. Wiener, chairman of the Detroit Institute of Art and will be
design
an imposter, a braggart, a clown, a Poland,' T e b
n armies Zionist Organisation Geddes
0
was also sailed March 14 for llaifa. On board
PROCEEDS TO LIBRARY intellectual advancement committee; I on permanent display there.
a_
Austr
t. . i an
charlatan and a failure as a writer." at that time y the Aell,
PrOf PSSOr . Ledo
ancient
were
a
number
of
prominent
repre-
c• • b ui
•ld•
lng •
Mr. Levinger, who Waa born in
- - -
f
Yiddish 11 1h e pro
The attorneys in their petition assert the German and the
sentatives of the American Jewish
The dance given last Sunday eve- Eli Warren, chairman o the
enter- Hungary. has been a Detroit resident
in Hebrew
an appeared in the paper retained to
Bloomberg,
on also
Panda —Jeusalem, community and representatives of the
corn- cit•es of the Holy Land
that upon their inforination and
Jewish press. ningning by the Alumni Association tainment committee; Jay
supreme co
Dr. Solomon Zeitlin, professor of of the United Hebrew Schools •t the Charles Wolf, Louis Green, Arthur , for several years and has acquired a
lief the d e f e ndant is an agency dis- Ilamati
a successiPaaternac. Samuel Barnett and M.Irtputation for his art work. Ile won
"minating
the principles
of Soviet- and
:issued
by for
the Austrian
German Jews, under the Jaffa and Haifa- an
kn.Bolshevism
and Communism
mend
i
da for and on title 'Kull Nlevasser No, 2. October, the increased urban population corn- Jewish history at the Rabbi Isaac FA- Byron Talmud Torah WaA
his Artists
"Beggars."
chanan Theological Seminary; S. Ito. socially and financially. The Alumr..,Fis'iler. The ladies who attend the • first prize at the Michgan
Ex-
o B
convention will be entertained by the hibition last year for
behalf
of i the
„ pagan of Soveit Repub- 1914.. Ludendorf's co-operation, or ing
into Palestine
as a to
result
(if the
n pr Union
opening
of
the
country
Jewish
im-
eneaem,
at
I
p
were on dislay
i
enfeid
of
the
Day;
Gedaliah
Bublick,
Association
would
like
to
ospreys
its
ap
reciation
to
the
faculty
of
thelFlint
women
during
the
day
and
will
Five
of
his
works
the Russian at least his knowledge of this is be.
s
be guests at the banquet and program I the art exhibit in January.
I
Socialist
Federated
Republic, send doubt," the statement declares. I migration
under the
issued
as
y k now n Soviet
• . ' • .
Great Britain
by mandate
the League
of editor of ter Jew is
•
whose
lies,
f ormerl
a,-
p
Chicago,
Scho ols, to
Salicia Bahnc of
e
t his treacherous , o
The issuance
erzl in the evening.
paintings on silk and batiks were also
e Ger- , Nations.
Juda d and
patr onesses and to the H
appeal by th
l'. Unite
ron
The Flint lodge degree team, which
man misleading
military headquarters
at the be-I Parts of the university are already Ephraim Kaplan of the Jewish Morn.
H ebrw
and by means of funds supplied for and
h Institute hem-
of ing Journal were amuse the passe
aeans. The parents of the mem- is known for the artistry and finesse displayed at the Jewish Institute ex-
I
logical
and
c
the establishment and operation of
hibit, was recently chosen a member
ger&
had the most fatal f unc tioning—the bio
l assem- hers are especially com mende d
with which it conducts the initiation
•
the defendant's newspaper Freiheit ginning o
A great number of f peope
of the jury of selection for the inter-
Jews. The teal departments.
Jewish Studies and the agricultural bled at the pier to celebrate the sail- their hearty co-operation in assisting ceremonies, will confer the work on national water color exhibition to be
by the Union Soviet Republics, for- results for East European
by
Dr.
with
the
arrangements.
The
organiz-
been distributed
latter, in
candidates from every lodge through-
station. The Warburg
merly known as the Russian Socialist appeal having
de Sola Pool and
Inc. Dr. David who
it was to be found rxperim
held at the Art Institute of Chicago
,
a
spoke
in
Hebrew,
slier
would
also
like
to
extend
its
ap-
expected
are
Guests
state.
r Otto
Federated Soviet Republic. malicioue- Germ
• lanes
' f
h ar"
paintings
tion to all those who attended out the
frontier, ■ tern- c well-known agronomist of Germany, David Yellin,
Lansing, Sagi- from May 1 to June 4. The seen
with
intent
to
from
Detroit.
Pontiac,
German
in De-
were
IY. unlawfully and
along the
Jews. and has been for over two years carrying were among the speakers a
Bay City, Jackson, Battle Creek, of Miss Bahnc which
weaken the influence and destroy the torn mainly nonulated by
ut experiments to expedite the agri. bration. All the speeches were broad- the dance. Fever.]
The proceeds,
which naw.
hundred dollars,
troit were "Salome," "The Wheel"
Jew-
among the as a result of this many innocent
Grand Rapids and Mos-
Yellin's
being
the
first
Ile-
amounted
to
Kalamazoo,
intuition of the plaintiff
Library
Dr.
and. in o
and "Justice."
arrested
speech ever transmitted over were given to the Bialik
lagon.
Jewish communities in the United ish Ibnhabritants were
ted to interior 'cultural development of the country. rested,
brew
Fund.
et te cases, deport
States and elsewhere.
radio.
the
the
(Continued on pass 5.
Leon Savage, attorney, expert on Russii, where they were held as prig- I
assist the plain-
Russian matters, will
oners.
tiff's attorneys.

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