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VOL. XVII. NO. 23

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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1925

1
Pisgah Lodge Will AGUDATH ISRAEL
Celebrate May 10.
GIVES ATTITUDE

European Leaders
Visitors in Detroit

_

Alfred M. Cohen New Presi-
dent; Retiring President
The most important social event of
lili:111.1N.---(J. T. A. Mail Service.)
the year for Pisgah Lodge, No. 34, 1.
Kraus Gives Report.
--The attitude of the Agudath Israel
B. B., will be the public initiation,

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Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

RELIEF DELEGATION

Hershman Chairman; District'
Selling University Mag-
seines.
-
Dr. Motzkin, Dr. Kohn, Rabbi
That every Jew in Detroit enroll
Eisenstadt to Spend May
Henry Ford and the Dearborn Pub- as a participant in the activities of
1.4 in Detroit.

lishing Company, of which he is own- , the movement that is reclaiming Is-
ar, were named defendants in a $1,- reel's homeland for Israel is the aim
a,
1)00,000 libel suit filed April 22 in of an Independent committee of Zion- F
PUBLIC MEETING AT
United States District Court by ista which is attempting to reach
SHAAREY ZEDEK MAY 3
Aaron Sapiro, originator of a plan of . 2,000 Jews who are considered pro-
marketing for (Hemet's. speetive members of the Zionist Or-
co-
in the declaration filed by William ' gantzation and secure their enroll- Rabbis To Address Synagogue
0. Gallagher, attorney, Sapiro alleges , went. The committee, which is head-
is corn.
Services; Guests at Ran..
that articles defamatory to his char- ed by Rabbi A. M. Hershman,

in the question of participation in the

banquet and dance to be held at the
Jewish Agency is explained in the of-
135 DELEGATES AT
Talmud Torah at Philadelphia and
TWELFTH CONVENTION Byron avenues on Sunday evening, ficial Agudist organ, the Israelit.

Participation in the Jewish Agency,
it writes (alluding to Dr. Weizmann's
statement to the .1. T. A. before he
sailed from New York, that the Agu-
acter have appeared in the Dearborn posed of Fred M. Butzel, David W.
quet Sunday.
dath could participate in the Jewish
Independent. The articles, the declar- Si ion. Joseph II. Ehrlich, Milton
Agency like all other Jewish organiz-
aravil,
Gordon, A. C. Lappin, Robert
ation
alleges,
charge
Sapiro
with
be-
ations, on the basis of constructive
ATLANTIC CITY.—(J. T. A.)—
An enthusiastic meeting was held
' ing one of "a conspiracy of Jewish Abraham Srere, Morris Friedberg,
contribution to the rebuilding work),
Alfred M. Cohen of Cincinnati was man.
Hiram D. Frankel, executive direc-
bankers who seek to control the food Aaron ht. Pregerson, Saul P. Loch- last Sunday evening at the Shaarey
elected president of the Independent tor of District Grand Lodge No. 6, of is for the Agudath a religious ques -
.
RABBI A. M. EISENSTADT
man,
A.
J.
Koffman,
Louis
Stoll
and
Zedek
Synagogue when represents.
irkets of the world."
ma
Order B'nai B'rith at its recent con-
is a part, will be the tion and all questions of political and
The declaration asserts that Sapiro Max Lieberman. The committee has lives of 20 organizations in the city
economic expedience must give way
vention held here the week of which Detroit ,a
has spent 15 years building up atm- issued an appeal to these non-mem. met with the leaders of the Michigan
principal speaker. Other addresses
to the dictates of Jewish religious
April 22.
cultural marketing organizations hers to throw in their lot with the Federation for Ukrainian Jewish Re-
will be given by local men of promi-
Alfred M. Cohen is the president
law.
which now exist in 38 states; that he movement, the direct results of which lief to complete plans for the visit of
nence.
The
Israelit
reprints
the
Breslau
of the Hebrew Union College of Cin-
The committee in charge of the
is attorney for these organizations, are shown by the recent opening of Dr. Leo Motzkin, Rabbi Moses Eisen-
cinnati and for the last 21 years has campaign for the National Hospital resolution Of the Agudath on the Jew-
and contends that his standing with the Ilebrew University on Mount stadt, formerly chief rabbi of Lenin.
been on the board of governors of for Consumptives at Denver reported ish Agency, endorsed by the Kenssi-
the farmers of America and Canada Scopus, the building of more than 80 grad, and Dr. Oscar Kohn of Berlin,
the college. He is a member of the at the last meeting of the lodge that nth Gedauloh, demanding for the tra-
has been irreparably damaged by the Palestinian colonies of Jews, the re- members of the World Relief Delega-
executive committee of the Union of one-third of Detroit's quota had been ditionally observant masses represent-
articles published in the Dearborn In- claiming of Palestine's waste lands, lion, who will he in Detroit from May
American Hebrew Congregations and reached. The Detroit lodge is seek- ed by the Agudath party of repre-
the building of schools and the re- 1 to May 4. Each organization was
dependent.
for the last 31 years has been presi- ing to complete its quota of $15,000 sentation, and declaring that all mat-
.
represented by at least two delegates.
The articles, the declaration al- juvenation of the Jewish spirit
ters of a religious character must be
The appeal thus far has met with A reception committee, which will
dent of his congregation.
by raising $6,000, as Milford Stern
leges,
accuse
Sapiro
of
seeking
to
It is indicative of his lack of par- directed a campaign last spring which excluded from decision by majority
a
remarkable
response
and
Rabbi
meet the delegation upon its arrival
' gain control of the wheat market, the
vote
in
the
Jewish
Agency.
Under
tizanship and the warm interest he realized $9,000. The money will be
potato market, the hop market, the Hershman is confident that the roster in Detroit, is composed of Milton M.
takes in all Jewish causes that he is used for the new B'nai B'rith Infirm- the present arrangement, the Israelit
of the Detroit district of the Zionist Alexander, chairman; Rabbi Moses
hay
market,
the
tobacco
market,
the
the president of the Ilebrew Union ary Building, which cannot be built then says, the Jewish Agency retains
I cotton market and the raisin and bean Organization will be greatly aug- Fischer, J. Snitman, Mrs. Joseph
College and at the same time trustee until the entire sum of money neees- its 50 per cent of Zionist representa
mented.
Chaggi, Joseph Block and the follow-
industries.
tines and its Zionist president. The
of the Orthodox Talmud Torafi iq
Koffman, president of the dig.
A
The declaration covers 92 printed
Cincinnati. Ile has gained a na io - nary for its erection has been co ec - other section is constituted not of
trict, announces in connection with ing
members
of the executive
corn-
niittee
of the Michigan
Federation
for
y a Ts and is divided into 21 counts,
wide reputation for unselfish and 1 ed. Detroit is the only city in the representation of another outlook or
each quoting from articles alleged tolthe independent membership CAM- Ukrainian Jewish Relief; Henry M.
eelf.sacrificing devotion to all con- I Middle West which has not completed political tendency, but of an unor ,
' paign that the local office has received Abramovitz, Morris Shatzen, Joseph
have
appeared
in
the
Dearborn
Inds-
structive Jewish activities and all ef• its quota and the lodge is seeking to ganized mass of Palestine lovers, 40
a limited number of Hebrew Uni- Zuckerman, Abraham II. Jaffin, Mr.
forts to foster Judaism. He is on obtain the to-operation of all mem- per cent of them from America. The
'
pendent.
Demand was made upon the de- versify issues of the New Palestine, and Mrs—lamb It. Greenberg, Mrs. B.
the board of directors of the Hies and bers of the Jewish community to as- very small remainder of seats are to
ations.
LEON
MOTZKIN
fendants
for
retraction
of
the
articles
which
may be obtained by persons de- !stiller, David Tucker, Leon Blank,
DR
is interested in the rebuilding of Pal- I sist it in fulfilling its oblig on "Adult be left for all the rest of the Jews
quoted, the declaration asserts. Noa iri ngthem. The historic issue of the harry Weinberg, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
t Fred M. Butzel spoke
of
the
world,
including
the
Agudath
official
organ of the Zionist organiza- Lichtenstein, Louis Siderman, Harry
Wine.
retraction, however, it adds, has been
Besides Mr. Cohen, who was unani-IDelinquency" at the last meeting of Israel, which is grotesque.
tion contains messages from nearly Cohen and Morris J. Kramer.
forthcoming.
mously elected president, Lucius L. the lodge. The next regular meeting
"We have taken the view from the
every
leader
in the movement as well
In conclusion the declaration says:
Arrangements are being made for
Solomon, who was re-elected first will be held Monday evening, May 4, beginning," continues the Israelit,
several distinguished nonJewish
the lodge rooms, 406 East Adonis
"Plaintiff further avers that he has as
writers. The magazine, according to a demonstration of welcome as a
"that the competence of the Jewish
vice-president for his fifth term, and at
I no knowledge of the existence of any
e will
yar.
thw
ngttoertnhoconreabbeiosnrwehreennce
be
greeting
af
Archibald Marks of New Orleans, avenue, when committee reports an) Agency under the mandate (eco.
F
remainder of the year
conspiracy such as that alleged by the those who have read it, is one which
pr
nomie, social and other matters) is
who was re-elected second vice-esi-
plans for the
should have a place in the library
ry of rive on Friday morning, May 1. On
defendants, or of any conspiracy to
em- will be discussed
to be interpreted as excluding reli-
dent, the following were chosen m
oppose the interests of American every Jewish household. The local held at the Hotel, Steller when the
gious and cultural questions. If the
hers of the executive committee:
farmers and producers other than office obtained the numbers at the members of the delegation will confer
extended Jewish Agency is to con-
f
Henry Monsky, president of the Ne-
with prominent Jewish leaders in the
1 that evidenced by the campaign of request of several members o
tinue to conduct 'national education'
braska State Conference on Social
said defendants to mislead and de- community. They may be purchased
F ranklin,
including Dr. Leo
In
as opposed to traditional Judaism,
Work; Sidney G. Kusworm of Day-
ceive the farmers, producers and peo• at the office of the Zionist district, cit
A. M. Hershman, 51.
Rabbihenry
H
the
style
of
Drs.
Mossesohn,
Lurie
ton, Ohio; Jacob Singer of Phila.
of America by the repeated pub- 1109 Majestic Building, or at Plot- Rabbi
Wineman,
Mil-
henry
n
J. Berkowitz,
and their colleagues, then it precludes
delphia, Clarence Lehman of Balti-
lications of half-truths and full false-lkin's Book Store, 2539 Hastings ton ht. Alexander, Morris
Mors
D.
Wald.
ob
Estelle
Sternberger
to
Give
Break-
the participation of traditionally
street.
more, Charles Hartman of New York,
I
dge
F
s,.J
s
e
us
hoods."
B an,KD
e jadvaird. WR..Sbibmi onm
Dr. Bocci( of Berlin, Dr. David Yellin
That the Detroit celebration com . m
fast Chet Monday, May 4. servant Jewry in the agency.
i s l a c re r y ,
"We do not see why the Jewish
of Jerusalem and Mr. Niego of Con-
memorating the opening of the Ile- Adolph Finsterwald and others.
d
y
The annual meeting of the Jewish Agenc should engage in cultural an i
.„., brew University in Jerusalem was a
stantinople.
On
Saturday
morning,
May
2,
a
us affairs. Its recognition s
Questions of vital importance af-
VE success is well known by those who bi Eisenstadt will address the services
Women's Club will be held Monday, religio
fecting the situation of the Jewish May 4, in the form of a club break- for the purpose of providing the co-
attended the meeting, as well as by Iii the Shaarey Zedek Congregation,
DR. OSCAR KOHN
population in various countries fast at 12 o'clock, at Webster Hall, operation of Jewry outside Palestine
the several thousand who were unable
rs
Resolutions of Approval Passed After to gain admittance. No funds werelDr .hlotzkin will talk at Congregation
abroad, the attempt of American Putnam and Cass avenues. Mrs. Es- in economic, social and other m
solicited at this meeting but, follow-lAhavath Achim, corner Delmar and
Jewry to combat anti-Semitism and telle Sternberger of New York City, affecting the establishment matters
Speech by Dr. Leon Bramson.
f t
example of all other large Westminster streets, and Dr. Kohn
prejudice, the awakening of Ameri- well-known club woman and execu- Jewish national home. That is essen-
tag the
will deliver a sermon at Congregation
l in the tremendous pioneering
can Jewry to a realization of a deeper
cities in the United States, Detroit ;
live secretary of the National Coon- tia
Enthusiastic endorsement of the Jews will be given an opportunity to I Emanuel. Saturday afternoon the
interest in Jewish educational prob- cil of Jewish Women, will give the work of economic reconstruction in
Oct Reconstruction Fund was given contribute either to the general fund ; rabbis will again speak the the sync.
lems, various aspects of the immigra- breakfast chat at the table. Dr. Nel- land neglected for thousands of
, by the Constitutional Grand Lodge.of for the university or to sonic partial- Rogues of Congregations Ahavath
years. But what have American,
tion problem, the question of prohi-
lie Perkins, psychiatrist at the Detroit German or Polish Jews to do with the
i the Independent Order B'nai B'rith lac fund or institute. The Zionist , Zion, Mogen Abram and 13'nel Moshe.
bition and sacramental wine, the re-
Juvenile Court, will talk on "Some system in which their Palestinian
met in Atlantic City during the Organization of America has under- Plans are being completed for a con.
markable development of the Inde-
Problems of Adolescence" in the af- brothers are to educate their chil-
lference between the delegation and
, week of April 20, following a stirring
pendent Order B'nai B'rith during
taken the job of raising a large sum the representative's of the local organ-
ternoon. The meeting will close with
address by Dr. Leon Bramson. Reso
That
should
be
left,
as
in
all
,
the last five years and the admission
of money for the university and the '
dren?
izations to b held Saturday evening
lotions were adopted by the commit
of women to membership in the or- the president's report and the annual other parts of the world, to the gov-
- I,
have been requested to co- I
election of officers. Mrs. Max May is ernment and to the individual re; Brown of Princeton Holds Zion ' tee of the state of order approving , districts
operate. Mr. Koffman announced ; in the llenri II. Room of the Statler
der were viewed in the message of
ism Responsible for Divi-
, the reconstruction Program of the , I that Detroit would not conduct a ' Hotel.
ligious communities of the country.'
Adolf Kraus, international president president of the club.
Members are urged to attend this
Meeting at Shaer., Z ede b.
' Ort and of its campaign to raise $1, - I drive but individual voluntary sub- I ,
sion of Allegiance.
of the order, in his message to the
1 1 000,000 in the United States for its I
meeting to consider the question of
,smeeting
twelfth quinquennial convention. Mr.
—
On
Sunday, May 3, a large public
program of settling Eastern Eu., ncriptions may be sent to the officel , nino
whether or not the Jewish Women's "EILL EILI" AUTHORSHIP
Kraus opened the convention in the
will be held at 2 o'clock
CONTESTED IN COURT REMARKS CAUSE ROW
Club should affiliate itself with the
. ropean Jews as farmers in the Uk- , in Detroit. He stated that all other n the auditorium
presence of 135 delegates represent-
of the Shaarey Zed-
reins,
White
Russia
and
Roumania,'
cities
have
been
unusually
liberal
and
in
'
IN
AMERICAN
SOCIETY
I
—
of Jewish Women.
I and maintaining vocational training that Detroit should reach near the ek Synagogue, Willis and Brush
' 14 district grand lodges in th, Council
Mrs. William Stearns of the }lote l
NEW YORK.—'Eili, Eili," inter-
—
United States and abroad. Dr. Jonah
greets.
The
three
famous rabbis will
No
—
schools
for
the
Jewish
youth
of
those
,
top
of
the
list.
B. Wise of Temple Beth Israel, Port-1 Whittier is in charge of the reserve- nationally known Jewish song which Arthur H. Kuhn Protests
I speak on the work of the World Re-
countries and Poland, I.ithuania and I ,
land, Ore., delivered the invocation. tions for the breakfast. Those desir- has thrilled audiences 29 years or
Intende d ,
Racial Reflection Intended
lief
Organization
and
will tell of the
RABINOWITZ CHOSEN
Latvia.
Speaking of the Ilillel Foundation, ing to reserve seats on Saturday may more, throughout which the question
Chairman Rules.
do so at the Jewish Women's Club of its authorship never has been de-
U. H. S. PRESIDENT jives, activities and needs of our co.
Mr. Kraus said:
cided
legally,
is
at
last
to
have
its
Dr.
Bramson,
who
is
one
of
the
Eu•
house, 89 Rowena street.
Hillel Foundations.

Reports Given on Immigration,
Hillel Foundation, Migra-
tion to Mexico.

ICE

1-0-4-0

Conduct
'UKRAINIAN JEWS TO
SAPIRO DEMANDS Zionists
Membership Drive ENTERTAIN WORLD
MILLION OF FORD

Originator of Farmers Co-Oper•
alive Marketing Sues
for Libel. -
_
.

Public Initiation, Banquet and Israelit Explains View of Or-
Dance to Mark "Moth-
thodox Jews Toward
ers' Day."
Jewish Agency.

TELEPHONE

CADILLAC

May 10. The meeting is to be known
as a "Mother's Day" celebration. One
of the largest classes ever niitiated
of the largest classes over initiated
into the local lodge will be inducted
team, of which Max Edwards is chair-

ANNUAL MEETING
OF WOMEN'S CLUB

ORT ENDORSED AT
I. 0. B. B. CONCLA

SPE AKER IMPUGNS
ALTY OF JEWS
BEFORE LAW BODYlwhich

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"I have watched the development
Jacob Koppel Sandler, 72, who the American Society of Interne. soul-moving description of the
plight
eveni ng they will be honor
since
the
of East Europ
of the work at the two Hillel Foun-
h eld I ■ guestss oat a banq uet in the din ing room
Ai,
claims he composed
dations during the past year with
of
the
synagogue
being arranged by
1896, is seeking to establish that his seances made by Professor Philip liquidation of the Joint Distribution
very deep interest. There are close
Committee. He pointed out that the at Kirby Center last Tuesday eve, the Michigan Federation for Ukrain-
common-law rights ill the song (he
wax re-elected
Jewish
students
at
each
of
Marshall
Brown
of
Princeton
to
.
'
fan
Jewish
Relief.
Abraham II. Jet.
400
.
to
obtained no copyright until 1920)
, Jews are not suffering as they did be- ning.
, eso
Jacob
• .
Oth e r
.
On Friedb
vic?- pr
those institutions. I have come to
violated by Joseph P. Katz, mu- ' Jewish internationalism" and ins- f
th war because of ,ippressive Abraham Rogvoy, secretary, and D a: lin of ;Pill Hastings street is in
the conclusion that the order could Famous Odessa Scholar to Be Dean Were
plied
want
of
loyalty
were
resented
ore
e
charge
of
reservations
and persons
sic publisher, who published in 1917
Arthur IL Kuhn, who was in the and tyrannical governments, but be- ;
find no better, no more satisfactory,
Akt Hebrew University.
cause
of the
cataclysmic
Robinson,
treasurer.
Isaac
Ro-; desiring to attend the banquet are
an arrangement of the song by Josef by
upheaval
which
has wiped economic
out tho e I ; vid
senthal,
retiring
secretary,
presented
no more valuable endeavor than that
, asked to call him.
audience.
in which it is now engaged. I be-
James Brown Scott, who was pre- occupations and commercial oppor- I his annual report following the re-
Preparations
are Dr.
being
made
for Bonin. Katz contends there is still
The organizations and their dale-
reception of
Chaim
Campo-Mr.
port of Mr. Rabinowitz. Bernard
lieve that foundations such as those
siding, declared that no reflection tunnies whi h afforded them means Isaacs,
principal
of
the
schools,
told
'
gates who attended the conference
c
witz of Odessa, Poland, world-famous "Eili,
doubt
regarding
the
authorship
of
existing at the University of Illinois the
upon
the
Jewish
race
had
been
in-
Eili" and that, even should Mr.
of livelihood in the past. 'ro survive,1 of the activities of the United Ile. last Sunday evening are as follows:
.
v".
and at the University of Wisconsin leader of rabbinic literature, who will
i
tended.
..,
ry of .St‘teteliughes the Jews must, in ever-increesing ,,
F rew Schools during the past year and Independent Russian- o is
should be extended into all universi- lead
be in Detroit from Thursday, May 7,
able waited
to prove
he composed
Former Secretary
'ciety, S. Steinberg and G. Perkal;
it, be
he has
too long
to recover I
numbers, become tillers of the soil, plans for the next year.
ties and schools for higher education to Monday, May 11. Dr. Chernowitz
acted as presiding officer, but had left artisans and mechanics. The govern.
Full details on these reports will Congregation Emanuel, A. M. Cohen
in which suitable provision is not is lecturing at the Institute of Re- anything.
session before the episode occur- manta look with favor upon the of -.
"Eili, Eili, ) why
forts of Jews to settle on farm land, be published in the next issue of The and M. Beckman; Congregation B'na1
made for Jewish students to encour- ligion which was recently founded by God,
Moses Fischer; Odessa
my God, why bast Thou for, , red. Reports were circulated that he
Moshe,
are Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
age the cultivation of their Judaism. Rabbi Stephen S. Wise in New York, sakes me?) begins the song which, ' had taken offense at the address of
1 . 11lPffiitZUllg VCreill, S. L. Pomarin
Logically and naturally most of the while en route to Palestine, where he in its epitome of the sufferings of the Professor Brown and had accordingly and in Russia and Roumania thee ac
and Ni. Sukrow; Painters Union, J06.
leaders of the future will come from will be the head of the Talmudic de- Jewish race, is not wholly unlike Mr. left the meeting, but Mr. Scott and Permitted to take possession and
thye,
f;an
G odi johtel p
t. ip,,h‘ri,lih'ribedramnacnh oafndtheMrs. 0,ia
the classrooms of higher educational partment of the Hebrew University. Sandler's life as affected by the plain• other officers of the society denied quire ownership of large tracts pro;
this and similarly denied that any. coded they can cultivate the land on
institutions. Shall these leaders, who Among other famous personages who tine melody. It has brought him ,
which they settle. The lack of agri-
■ D. Sloan and A. Rubenstein; Branch
—
are Jews, lead as Jews proud of their are lecturing for the institute is nothing and, he claims, has been 1 thing approaching a "row" had taken cultural knowledge, as well as the
NEW YORK. — (J. T. A.) — Her- :56 of the Workingman's Circle, A.
heritage or shall they lead without a David Yellin, vice-mayor of Jerusa-
of
lplace.
stolen
and
mangled.
. Pinkow and J. Silberman; Zeirei Zion,
Professors
Brown
and
Hart
both
lack
of
means
for
the
purchase
thought that they are Jews? Shall
Kurt Schindler, well-known mul
dual nationality, immigra. cattle and implements, for the arse- man Bernstein, well-known Arnold-
Joseph Chaggi, Miss Sandweiss
they go forward from the colleges lem.
The following committee is in sical director and student of folk) lion issues and related legal ques. lion of homes and barns, were re. can journalist and editor of the Jew- Mrs.
in that
country tions, the former telling of
a
recent
.
ish
Tribune,
arrived
in
New
York
on
and
P.
Smullin;
Jewish Women's Eu•
and universities ignorant of and even charge of arrangements: Jacob Fried- music, believes sung
"Eili, Kill"
is a Rus.
carding the "back to the soil" move-
ashamed of their religion and an
talk he had had with Justice Brandies mint on which the salvation, Dr. the steamer Cleveland after an ex- ropean Welfare Organization, Mrs.
h "rman• Aaron Klein, E. R. sian folk song
of th e Jews of Eastern tensive tour through Europe and Pal. Epstein and Mrs. I. Rosenstein; Mich-
nerg,
Claims
cestry, when they might go
igan
Home
Protective Association, S.
Brallison said.
some time before Mr. Sandler
Jews proud of their heritage, because Rabinowitz, Rabbi A. M. Hershman,
of the Supreme Court on the subject Europe depends. The vocational estine.
it.
"Anti-Semitism is on the decline in !Kingstein and M. Sherman; Eastern
the formative period of their I David W. Simons, Maurice 11. Zack- he composed
-________
during
, of the Zionist movement.
training schools maintained by the
lives they have been made acquaint- helm, David Robinson, Louis Duscoff,
Professor
Community
Brown,
"Subverted."
after saying that Ort are overcrowded and thousands most Europeen countries, with the ex•I Ladies Society, Mrs. Craig and Mrs.
eil with the long history of the Jews Hyman Goldman, Joseph II. Ehrlich, FIRE DESTROYS POLISH TOWN I
--
1
WARSAW. —
(J. T. A.) — Eight
the Zionist movement led to a divided of young people have to he denied the ception of Poland, where a silent but , Korn; Modern Investment Corpor-
, David Zemon and Bernard Isaacs. A
-
and the priceless treasures of Jude meeting of the committee and repre- hundred Jewish families were roof.iallegiance, added: opportunity to learn how to earn their ruthless economic war is waged ation, L. Kukes and J. Block; Nation-
daily bread by the sweat of their against the Jews, forcing them out of , at Workingmen's
Alliance, Leon
ism?
0. B. S. Lean Association,
sentatives of the Jewish organizations
"It seems unfortunate that COM- brow, the economic life of the country. An., Blank; I.
"At both schools we are now trying i
d synagogues of the city was held le ss as a result of a fire in the town i
other country close to Poland, !Abu.' J. Snitman; Congregation Beth Ab.
subverted in a
is
to train the student as that in later , an
and Mr. Reesrer; Ladies
it lead- l Thursday evening, April 30, to com- of Ryki, district of Lublin, recently. munity patriotism
, oafs, intoxicated by chauvinism, has , ram, H. Glass
life he may assume intellige -
i large number of cases by the Jewish
cruel, discrimi-' Auxiliary of the Michigan Federation
ership for, after all, interest in Jew- I plete plans for Dr. Chernowitz's re- The church, the city hall, the sync-
embarked upon a
the state. The Jew HADASSAH TREATS 9600
1924 also
I ception. Complete details will be gogue and Jewish community build- ; attitude toward
natory
policy
against
the
Jews,
with-
Inc
Ukrainian
Jewish Relief,
PATIENTS,
' is a wanderer who settles temporarily
GENTILE PATIENT
ish life comes only whin responsibtli-
such • policy of ' R. Greenberg, Mrs. B. Miller, Mrs. S.
ties are realized. We find an over•Igiven in the next issue of The Detroit togs were totally destroyed.
lout realizing that
Jewish inhabitants of the city lost in a country and seeks the protection
within Cohen; Michigan Free Loam Associa-
I
Jewish
Chronicle.
powering interest in Jewish life
JF:RUSALEM.— (J. T. A. Mail discrimination usually carries
,tiiin, II. Weitzman; Ruchiner Congre-
Dr. Chernowitz will speak at the all their property. First aid and sup- , of a government without giving it
chiefly because the burden has been Shaarey Zedek Synagogue on Satur• plies of matzos were rushed to the his whole-hearted allegiance."
Zionist movement, Service.)—Eight thousand four bun- it the
seeds
of self-destruction.
"As
for the
condition of the Jews 'ration, Israel R. Tutunick; Paoli Zion,
the
placed on our shoulders and the in-
Referring
to
he said it of as Palestine
that "the
Jews deed
eighty six
Moslems
and in I,.
terest grows with responsibility. Like- I day morning May 9, and will address scene from neighboring Jewish vii , regard
being properly
a national
152 and
Christians
were
patients
the , in Russia, while there is no govern-
Mr. and
D. 0. Sheraga;
Pisgah
No. Mrs.
34, I.
B. B., Silas
Fein-
a massmeeting in his honor on Sun- loges.
, Lodge,
Nvi.:e with the Jewish student who,
e time clinics of the lIndassah Jewish Medi ' mental Jewish
policy I there,
anti. if berg and Milton M. Alexander;
ay, May 10, at the Kirby Center.
growing.
fear that
the
sam
at
hite
w
is
Cir.
when he finds the burdens pieced on d
Workingm
' homeland"
n.'
cal
Organization
in
Palestine
during
Semitism
the
I
Branch
III
of
his shoulders, finds his interest grows; '
they live in the United States and e
teingard ,
an
the past year This is more than the Soviet pother 10
about'
10 years times in I
and advantages.
be wants to know something
joy Mr.
its protection
Kuhn, objecting to such refer-, double the number of Christians and power for which de, Mr. Cohen d Mr. S
Hen.
his people and their life."
muses as invading the domain of "pee. I Moslems treated in the clinics of the do not believe, Russian Jewry will he 'and the Ukrainian Relief Federation,
Prejudices," Hadassah during 1923. The number practically annihilated, notwithstand- , J. F. Greenberg, Morris Shatzen,
The work of combating anti-Semi-
government's offer to ry Abramovitz, B. Yanett, David
tic prejudices in on the eve of greater
and
Ab-
sonalities" and "racial
hospital: ing the Soviet
n cer t ai n I T ucker, Joseph Lichtenstein
Sout as far m
demanded that the discussion be held of patients admitted to compared
the
Jewsh
accomplishments than during the past
with colon
was 8,33 0 , as
w raham H. Ja
Russ ors iThe n effin.
artsizeof
ermane
topics."
in
1921
decade since the inception of the'
to "germane
7 050 in 1923 • In the clinics the sum- p
26against
generation of Jews in Ruse I a w ill no t'
Anti-Defamation League, Mr. Kraus
hit. . Scott, : ,t chairman, said the
as ag
be Jews," Mr. Bernstein declared.
rift was immediately composed. The her of patients was 91,1
declared. The grand master referred
DAVID A. BROWN LEAVES
meeting was adjourned, however, at 90,392 in 1923.
"A most interesting/ experiment is
to the close working contact that has
There was a decrease of' about 50 taking
place in Palestine," Mr. Bern.' PALESTINE FOR MOSCOW
once,
so
that
no
further
clash
result-
been established between the league
in the number of clinic pa-
cent
per
"The
achievements
of
.
.
and the committee on good will be-
ed and the iscu. .
bents in the co-operative and small. stem
• • •
tween Jews and Christians of the
holders settlements, due to the fact the Jew; there during the past seven
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—David
"BIGOTED IGNORAMUS"—
Federal Council of Christ in America.
• that during the year the Kupath Ho- years, since the Balfour Declaration, A. Brown of Detroit, well known Jew.
astounding. The Jews are re-
Mr. Kraus recommended that wom-
SAMUEL
UNTERMYER of the Zion- lim, or Workmen's Sick Fund, relieved'
ish social worker, who attended the
NEW
YORK—Leaders
en he admitted to m embership in the
ist movement here took bitter issue the Iladassah of much of the work in building the ancient and neglected
and opening of the Hebrew University in
order
Jerusalem, after an extensive trip to
with the statements of Professor the workers' settlements. The number' land by making noble sacrifices
Resolution on I m migration.
Philip Marshall Brown of Princeton of patients in the Hadassah clinics in by the hardest possible pioneering New Zealand and Australia, left for
Among the resolutions adopted at
Berlin on his way to Moscow,
before the meeting of the American the co-operative settlements
during
work.
against 27,176 I "Palestine cannot solvee the enti
the convention was the following on
was 13,559, as
Mr. Brown, who played a prominent
ved three
Society of International Law in the year
an Jewish problem, but it
the immigration problem:
role in the collection of relief funds
onieser theree W as
entire Jewish problem for those Jews for Russian Jewry, will make a thors
ualification,
'ashington.
Samuel
Untermyer
Raid:
in
1923•
In
the
col50
q
without
the
.
n
lA
"We approve,
f about
who have already settled there and
situation in
"Because American Jews are jotn-
the recommendation of the president
( - if clinic% patits, 17,925 be- will solve it for all those who are go- ough investigation of the
I n
record
that our order declare and
ing with Jews of other lands in lend.umher
Soviet Russia.
ing treated in 1924, a s against 9,986 ing to settle there. *
once more our duty and intention to
in 1923.
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