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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1925
VOL. XVIII. NO. I
CAMPAIGN OF KEREN
Will Consolidate BRITAIN NAMES NEW Chilli en la . r or {Will Officiate at
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RABBI BERKOWITZ 1 Leaves in For August
Kansas City
Clean-up
Campaign
Youth Societies HIGH COMMISSIONER
Memorial Services
icesJ HAYESOD WILL OPEN
ACCEPTS CALL TO
AT DINNER JUNE 8
TO LAND OF ISRAEL
KANSAS CITY, MO.
—
Oakland Schools Co-operate
With Jewish Welfare Ceti-
ter in E f fort,
Delegates of Organizations In-
terested in Palestine to
.
Meet Max' 31.
David A. Brown and Judge B.
A. Rosenblatt Will Be Prin-
cipal Speakers.
_______
Field Marshal Baron Herbert
The clean-up campaign which is be•
C. 0. Plumer to Succeed
For the purpose of consolidating
mg conducted by the Jewish Welfare.
all Jewish youth organizations of De-
Herbert Samuel.
Will Be Associate Rabbi With
H. H. Mayer of Congrega•
tion B'nai Jehudah.
troit for the work of Jewish educe-
Center, District No. 1, of the United
lion and Plestinian rebuilding, a (. 011-
WORKERS SET GOAL
Jewish Charities, under the direction
Perceive has been called for Sunday APPROVAL EXPRESSED
OF $100,000 FOR FUND
WAS ASSISTANT TO DR.
of Nlks Dora Tannenbaum with the
afternoon, May :II, at 3 o'clock, at
BY MANY FACTIONS
FRANKLIN FOUR YEARS
splendid assistance of Guy Bates, dis-
C•e Philadelphia-Byron Talmud To-
rah to consolidate Fill younger forces
Noted Detroiter* to Talk
Shows Mili - trict supervisor of schools, has
Say
with this aim in view.
Radio; Review Activities
aroused fine. enthusiasm among the
tart' Value of Palestine;
Active In All Civic, Communal
The call for the conference was
in Palestine.
children
of
the
schools.
Plans
have
and Religious Affairs of
Allenby Resigns.
issued by the Jewish Notional Fund
been worked out far the stimulation
Committee of Detroit, of which Philip
Detroit.
Slornovitz is chairman, Joseph Chaggi pointneent
LONDON. of -- Field
(J. T.
A.. - The
ap- af elean-up activities aiming the rill-
Judge Bernard A. Rosenblatt, foun-
Marshal
Baron
, secretary and Rabbi Reuben Ilurwitz
der and first president of the Ameri-
dren based on class work, coniposi•
Official announcement has been
treasurer. All Jewish youth organiz- Herbert C. a l'Iumer as High teem
can
Zion Commonwealth, and David
" and posters bearing on
lions,
made of the election of Rabbi Henry
Pia
ations, whether they have received
missioner of l'alestine
A. Brown, who will return on May
command- the subject.
Prizes of $2 bank ac-
J. Berkowitz of Temple Beth F.1 to
direct call to the conference or not, er-in-chief
of
the
British
forces
there
30 from a trip around the world, will
was approved by His Brnannic Maj- counts; will be awarded for the. two
the position of associate rabbi of Con-
are urged to send their representa-
be the guests of honor and principal
best compositions and two best plays
gregation 11'neti Jehudah of Kansas
tives and to participate in the meet- esty, King George, according to an best
speakers at a banquet which will be
by the pupils of the Dwyer,
City, Mo. Rabbi Berkowitz, who has
official announcement made known by Nlaybee and Moore Schools, which are
given at the Hotel Slatler on Monday
ing un Sunday.
completed four years of ministry in
The appeal sent out for the confer- the colonial office.
evening, June 8, to inaugurate the
participating
in
this
drive.
One
prize
Detroit as assistant rabbi to Dr. Leo
The appointment of Field Marshal
campaign for the Keren Ilaymod, the
M. Franklin, answered the call of the
RABBI HENRY J. BERKOWITZ
el u0eThf :•ilirTit'•ai ln siPfarwt•0rIsl-wisie Jewish Plumer found a wide echo in the Brit- s
RABBI A. M. HERSHMAN Jewish National Fund and the He-
He-
essa.ei Ihl
e
m
ditti
e
n
d
asws
a
u
eh
d
oh
si
t
'er
o
l
s
a
t
e
n
r
d
s
f
o
s
•h
r
oo
p
Kansas City congregation at terms
interests, symbolized in the rebuild- i s h press.
brew University. Judge Rosenblatt,
be displayed in the neighborhood as
which were a splendid recognition of
ing of l'alestine and in the efforts
The Daily Telegraph he an editorial '
who has Mien active in Jewish mat-
his activities in Detroit. Ile will be-
reminder to all neigh-
ters and particularly in Palestine at•
that are being exerted for the spread- commenting upon the appointment of a continuous
s, that the district is "cleaning-
gin work there the latter part of
ure,iimaenrdse H jeeb„raisihc Lord Plumer states: "Sir Herbert Ilimpr, Thus far the money for prizes
' fairs for many years, is head of the
ehuai:h uneuitlit d
August. An interesting sidelight on
.
Samuel
served
Palestine.
admirably
recently organized Palestine Securi-
gj,
learning,
li d
the matter is the fact that Rabbi Ber-
elements and opinions. It has done with those gifts of mind and charm- El Religious School, which gave $10;
ties, Inc. Ile is a brilliant speaker
kowitz's two uncles, the Reverend Dr.
been
donated
by
Temple
Beth
more.: The romantic happenings in ter which have made his career in has
and an authority on the Holy Land,
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El, $5,
Joseph Krauskopf and the Reverend
the Jewish world have turned eyes in politics an unbroken succ e ss. His ap- and Mrs. James Sobel, $5.
having visited there several times on
- - --
Dr. Henry Berkowitz, both were rab-
the direction of the Jewish youth and pointment was at first met with some !
A list of boys and girls from each AssOcluti011 Registering Jewish behalf of the upbuilding of the Jew-
bis of the Kansas City congregation
invigorates, an d opposition because
.
ish national home.
.
.
the
movement
that
•
,
.
he
is
a
Jew,
an
'
school
will
be
formulated
for
a
per-
Eager Voting Marks Election
Girls for Vacation on
in earlier clays.
osition
which went beyond
the
Intone' Peonle 1 t, o PP
Mr. Brown anent some time in Pals
rejuvenates a traditional
•
•
Rabbi Berkowitz will be associated
t' ion S ch edule d
to Conven tion
Lake
Huron.
waiting to see if the young of t at bounds of decency and judgment, but manent
civic
organization
of
the
Oak-
e stifle on his around-the-world tour
land district. The children will work
with Rabbi harry II Mayer, who has
—
for Washington.
and attended the exercises at the
people can be as youthfully cresative Sir Herbert Samuel, by his work, re- under the personal supervision of
been with Congregation B'nai Jehu-
The shore of Lake Huron is slowly opening of the Ilebrew University on
, moved the absurd suspicions. Sir Miss Tannenbaum, who will assign a
•
- --
I as its nation.
dah for 211 years.
"Locally, therefore, we want tie Herbert ruled the country with per.' specific square block to each child, hut surely becoming the site for many Merit 1. During ,his stay there be
After spirited balloting, members
Henry J. Berkowitz was born in el the. Detroit Zionist district last consolidate the younger generation feet impartiality and leaves Palestine who will act
permanent
camps. The advantage of studied the. conditions of the country
as captain. Each cap-
Philadelphia in 1894 and was edu- Sunday afternoon at Kirby Center : with the. work that is most ideally completely changed, when one recalls . tain will solicit the aid of the other being near a good sized town on a and the work being done by American
cated in the public schools of that elected nine delegates and four alter- • J e wish. Wes aim to enlist the con- the times of the Turkish misrule.
large
lake
is
being appreciated by and other agencies. Ile will tell of
i 's and girls living in the block in
it also attending high school in nates to the twenty-eighth annuallwious in Young Israel for all that
"Lord Plumer, who, like Lord Al- cleaning up not only their own back urban communities looking for such the activities of the Keren Ilayesoa
Cincinnati. Ile was graduated from convention of the Zionist Organize,- is best for the future of our people. ' lenby, has had an entirely military yards, alleys and streets but also sites. A new camp is being added to and its plans for future effort.
the University of Cincinnati en 1918 lion of America, which will take place
Wom-
The banquet will be open to the
career, is capable of being loved and those of such neighbors who show no the list this year. The Young Wom-
and from Hebrew Union College in
trusted and will maintain perfect die- interest. The children will either help en's Ilebrew Association of Detroit, public and reservations may be made
1921. lie was installed as assistant in Washington June 28 to 30. The
with Joseph H. Ehrlich, chairman of
cipline as an administrator
and
lead.'
sponsored
by
the
Detroit
section,
h II. Ehr-
e will continue theithese neighbors or will report them
rabbi of Temple Beth El, Detroit, on delegates chosen are Joseph
lich, Laois DuscoT, Jacob Friedberg,
'r "f armies.
to their supervisor, who will in turn Council of Jewish Women, and affili- the. committee, at 1109 Majestic
June 5, 1921, the day following his Morris Friedberg, A. J. Koffman, J.
great task which Sir Herbert Samuel notify the proper authorities. The ated with the 'Detroit Community Building. The committee in charge
Col
-
graduation from Hebrew it
-
has already begun " the paper states mem bf
B. Lasky, Samuel Schwartz, David
District Fund, has purchased 1,000 feet on has expressed the desire to have reps
a an
ers o th e Okld
•
•
'
'
l' l''
'
While in Detroit Rabbi Bero-
s
That the non-Zionists
anticipate a Slothers Club have shown a keen in- the lakes front, 14 miles from Port resentative Jews throughout the city
1 Inge.
. .. Soldier
in W. Simons and Maurice- II. Zackheim. Congregation Will Honor
Heroes at Cemetery on may 31.
u 1.1
I ra
g I luate s . tud
witz
aS
h pursued
,
modification of the British policy ! in feast in the plans for beautifying honey, and is building a permanent Ravin! andLsbas announced that abso-
English
and philosophy at the Uni- The alternates are Dr. Noah E. Aron-
r' . al'
will be solicited!. A.
the Jewish na-1
no tun
"--"—
stair, Julius Braun, Robert Schorn-.
.
! . for Detroit Palestine
. • . . concerning
the neighborhood
and are working camp for working girls from Detroit. lately aps
i n, sir for of the Detroit
.
. can
versity of Michigan.
nonel home, o owing the
appoint-
omovit
larger and Philip
Slz. The
the
opinion earnestly planting gardens as well as W. 11. Wyeth of fort Huron is the C, L 1
In addition to his duties at Temple delegation will be the largest body of 1 Jewish young men affiliated with the meat of Lord Plumer, is
branch
of
Kerr
Ilayesod, has en-
e
r
encouraging the children in their architect and has dawn p ans or
Beth El, Rabbi Berkowitz has been Detroit Zionists which ever attended I Shaarey Zeidek Synagogue vd.h i died
co mpl e ted by June flounced several surprises for those
s , ` expressed
by the
anti-Zionist
ing Post. This
paper
says that Morn-
it un-. clean-u work. Jacob Davis has do- ',buildings to be
(Oh
active in civic, communal and re- a national convention.
I during the world war Will be held I a
oc-
attending
the
dinner.
noted aP ton of coal which will be 15, so the camp will he ready
ligious affairs. lie represented the
The convention, in the opinion of Clover Hill Park Cemetery on Sunday derstands that Lord Plumer will seek I I awarded
'
i to the mother whose garden cupancy this sumnier.
Work of Karen H•yesod.
•
ft rnoon May 31 2.30 o'clock. Rah- i ncrea sed
, h
Jewish community at the Harding lead ers of the movement •
The work of the Keren Ilayesod in
• The camp will consist of three
l con- uhf the finest effort
memorial held at the time of the late United States, promises to he the I bi A. M. Hershman will conduct the the Arabs. The paper declares, how-
ng Palestine may be briefly summarized
on buildin
will
buildings,
a
large
recreati
Jewish
Chronicle
The Detro it
President's death, on Aug. 11, 1923. most important Zionist gathering I services and will deliver the principal l te rvievre, that
The recreati o
hat
t! o e Se
. irmaller
eabneret xtSraanolueli
under three headings: Agricultural
h in its Children 's C orner, se v- and la c e dormitories.
plis,
Ile is one of the executives of the since the issuance of the Balfour . address. Boy Scout Troop No, 164,
eral of the plays and compositions building will contain recreation hall, colonization, public works and pub-
Boy Scout Council of Detroit and was Declaration in November, 1917. The I which has its headquarters at the syn- difficult task very well.
with large open fireplace at one end, lic services and commercial enter-
which nre awarded the prizes.
chairman of the recent annual con- appointment of Field Marshal Baron I agogue, and a group of small girls
"A Good Administrator."
where a log fire and the popping of p o sse.
vention of Wayne County Social Herbert C. 0., Plumers'etecently an.: from the Sunday School classes will
The Manchester Guardian edito- '
corn will cheer the girls on cool or
Over 10 per cent, of the soil of
Workers. During the world war Rabbi nounced in London, to succeed Sir I decorate the graves. The bugler will
expresses
is nu,t o ity
h
el ert i t that •
the
rainy evenings, and a stage at one , Palestine is under cultivation. The
Berkowitz was head of the activities Ilerbert Samuel as British High Corn- I sound "taps." The scout group is on- I ePilu
only
elm
lyer
soldier but
end of the hall which will be used Keren Ilayesod must purchase tracts
of the Jewish Welfare Board in Alle- missioner of Palestine, is regarded 'der the leadership of Matthew Lam- a good administrator .
The paper
f r stunts and shows and dramatics of land now being held by non-Jew-
E
. '
gheny county, Pa., with headquarters throughout the Zionist world as a P ort.
counsels Lord Plumer to continue Sir
venin
as part of the
eg entert ain- ish owners who are willing to sell and
The prsu.tram will include the read- Herbert Samuel's policy.
will kitchen,
be the it must assist the chalutzim to settle
in Pittsburgh.
move of the highest political signifi-
Unin • room
ma n nta . In this h building
"'The
Sirs. Berkowitz, who was Clara cance ein the part of the British goy. ing of psalms, the singing of
el Lance to Be a t Conference
The London Times expresses its B
I. The J . •sh National
• I
n
lei d
of Bureau of Education Staff.
lienle of Cincinnati before her man
. c inviction
.
that Lord Plume!. is a .
laundry, office, camp director's room Fund is the particular agency through
rnment and will materialy affect the Star Spangled Banner," "El
riage in 1918, has been an able as- policy of the World Zionist Congress, I Rachamim" by Cantor Samuel N igoda , good administrator and will satisfy I
.
and
waiting
room,
and
help'g
guar-
which
the
land
is purchased and pre.
e
,•
sistant to her husband and has, in which will meet in Vienna ice August. land the singing of "America" in ad- both the Jews and the Arabs.
Bernardi Isaacs. principal of the 4,,
pen's for settlement.
'
's address.
nlitaaien.
,,
coi
addition, been active in all women's The Washington convention will I dition to Rabbi Hershman 's
n
I
I,
rn
wni
The. anti-Zionist Evening News United Hebrew Schools, will be in
According
to
the resolutions adopt-
The
.
a Joseph
Jo. s h states
organizations and affairs in the city. formulate recommendations to be ' David S. Zemon, warden, and
that Plumer's appointment is
50 per
ed at the Carl sbad congress,
..
-
. ,
I II. Ehrlich, secretary of C
Rabbi and Mrs. Berkowitz will submitted at the congress.
' generally approved. The Daily Chron- New York
next
Sunday,
May
31,
to
12
e
as-.
tuner
f
th
'
ent
en
the
Keren
tiayeson • tunas
I
1 h
isted f by Rabbi • iele, formerly organ of the Lloyd, attend the
leave for New York on Sunday, May
annuls
meeting
o of Jewish beds, will have a built-in dressing must be applied to essential public
Owing tee the increase in the mem.. Park Cemetery, assisted
- George cabinet, praises Samuel's ad- soeiate staff
of the.
Bureau
31, whence they will sail for a six bership of the Detroit district and I Hers hman, ore in charge o arrange ministration, The paper asserts that Education, of which he is a member commodate
table and space
for
hinging
clothes.
works
and
service.
Among
these
is
two girls and, besides the ,
weeks' vacation in France and Eng- the growth of Zionist sentiment in ' ments.
Three sessions will be held, at which There will be ample washroom and afforestatson, drainage of marshes,
land. They will return to Detroit the city, workers in the movement'
Samuel made it possible for the Jews reports by members of the staff will toilet facilities. Each dormitory will the conservation of water resources,
about July 15 and will remain here here are discussing plans to secure
to make progress in the'
country
de- be given, plans discussed for the or- have a councillor's room so that the', road building and the construction of
Arab
agitation.
war. „ rs d
until late in August, when they will Detroit representation at the Vienna
spite
the unjustifiable
The Daily
Telegraph, which is the ganization of a Jewish educat ional girls can he properly supervise.a. All workers' homes. Among the public
gee tee Kansas City.
council along national lines and or- , buildings face the lake and the beau- services those with immigration and
congress. Mare definite efforts in
semi-official organ of l'rime Minister rangements completed for the publi-
education deserve first rank. The ac-
that direction will be considered after
tinned! in connection with the receim
the delegates return from the Wash- Appointments Recall Service. of Jew- Baldwin, admits that the. appointment cation of a monthly. ewish education I can be seen from all points.
of
Lord
Plumer
had
strategic
signifi-
that
Plumer
will
prove
a good
ad- news bulletin. The latter is an im tiful winding shore of Lake Huron ing of chalutim are numerous and
ington convention and report its de-
ish Statesmen to France.
, great importance in the upbuild-
t e of
Two
councillors
will
take
chaT
and
expresses
its
certainty
.
th
e,
recreation
program
of
,
liberations. In the past Detroit Zion-
of
a fine' ten "' ing of the holy Land. The school
will
great assistance, it is believed, to
ists designated as their spokesmen at
PARIS.--1.1. T. A.)—The role of
portant undertaking
which
be of court sic every girl can learn to play,
Hebrew
e n will
and teachers
P a - ' system is being constantly improved
the congresses prominent leaders of . Jews in the French government is re- tninistrator. The paper further praises, princinals
can perfect
perfect'',
the recent opening of the Ilebrew
seln:hen
the movement in New Y ark or per called in connection with the appoint- ' Sir Herbert Samuel's administration . schools throughout the country. The
- -e ganirdkthoT
and , states that it was a great sac- „„ in thly reports formulated by the t h e i r ga me. The girls will he taught University is but a beginning of the
•
in the administrative
sons active
•'
, s
! 1 et
• e of f tel . S•hrameek
?mint I
Icy 51
, . P ain
orincinals will be condensed and pub- to swim, there will be boating, hike educational work in Palestine.
branches of the Zionist Organization. aIld NI. Hesse, the first time that two Ces 1`.
---
The Jewish
Among the commercial enterprises
ing volley ball and baseball, good
. lishedi in • this • bulletin
'. Chronicle declares that
statesmen have served simul-
will con, Met his office accord- !
Urges Changes in Emigration
Dr S. Benderly of New York is di- cornpanionship and leadership. With are credit institutions for the de-
taneously in a French cabinet
itar
to
the
instructions
of
the
colonial
' rector of the Bureau of Educat'on: the. blue skies and open spaces, plenty . velopment of agriculture., industry
to Palestine; Censures
M. Abraham Schrameck, the pees-
ei ice a
and that
h t hi
his appointment proves • Joseph Bragin, Abraham Fish, Sam- 14 fresh air and sunshine, good food, , and commerce. An Urban Mortgage
out minister of the interior, is at the "
World Zionists.
Palestine has an important mili- mil Ginsberg, Samuel F. Cedar:it!) plenty of easy chairs and swings, the Bank, the Jewish Colonial Trust and
—
most
important
political
that
Palest
e.
had
of
th
' e
A. G. Becker Was City'. Leading departments. Jews who have held this tart' value for England. The Paper and Abraham Levin compose the camp will be an ideal place for rest' Anglo-Palestine Company and the
Inc, recently or- •
i di st before are the late David Raynal, further states that it would have pre- executive staff and Judge Otto A. Ito. and recreation for the Jewish work- Palestine Securities, In
CLEVELAND.---(J. T. A.) - The
Jew, Neat to Julius Ro s enwald.
ferred a civil administrator instead salsky, chairman, Dr. Bendlerly, Pro- ing girls of Detroit.
ganized, are but a few means used to
Detroit.
eleventh annual convention of the
in 1S93, and Senator L. L. Klotz.
be
after the proclamation of of a military leader. A civil adminis-
Camp opens June 29 and will
further the commercial development
SI. Si. Kaplan. Dr. Judah I.
Mizrachi Zionist movement closed
CHICAGO.---1,1. T. AA The fu
III 1848,
. eif the Land of Israel.
here with the re-election of Rabbi neral of A. G. Becker, well known 'the republic, Si. Adolphe Cremieux, tration is niore fit for the execution si ngnes. LOUIS Marshall and! Hen- „pen until after Labor Day.
Radio Prot/min.
rietta Sz,elel are trustees The MOM-
)heir Berlin as president of the or- Jewish financier and philanthropist of , O m was celebrated for his devotion of the mandate, the paper claims.
I The rate for camp this year will
The New Judiea, the official organ
The. radio broailcasting stations at
ganization.
this city, who died here last week, ' to the Jewish cause, became minister of the World Zionist Organization, !errs of tee associate staff are I. Ab- be $11, as it was last year. Registra-
WW.I and WCX will broadcast Ke-
A new feature in the Mizrachi or- took place at his Ravinia home, with il justice in the provisional govern-
rams
Pittsburgh
I. Mims
Bal- m . tie 5 p . tn. and 1 p. m. to 9 p ni• ren Ilayesod news and speeches dur-
of of
Chicago.
Dr. Dr.
A. M. of
Duch-
ganization was the election of Rabbi Rabbi Louis Mann officiating. Among' ment. Twenty-two years later, nn makes no definite comment en the ars ' kin
of the
Lard
Plumer
high timore, A. II. Friedland! of Cleveland, A registration the of $5 must be paid Ilar the. week of Juno 8, when the
expression of
hope
that as
Plumer
B. I.. Levinthal, well-known Talmudic the honorary pallbearers were Albert Septem er -1, 1870, he returned to the . pointment
Dr.
Emanuel
Gamoran
of
Cincinnati,
non
begins
1, daily from
a. drive will be conducted. Professor 1.
at
the
time June
of registration
and 9 this
authority of Philadelphia, as vice- D. ',esker, Dr. Gerson Levi. Judge Ju- same post as a niember of the govern- commissioner but limits itself to the
Ism Sharfinan of Ann Arbor, Rabbi
president, a new office created by the lion W. Mack, Julius Rosenwald, ment of National Defence.
ill follow the Balfour Declaration. Louis
Harwich
and
Dr.
N.
Turoff
of
4 M. Hershman and Fred M. Itutnel
Boston, Bernard Isaacs of Detroit, first week's board. This year a physi.
, s
convention. Abraham Kahn of New Lewis L. Strauss and SI. E. Green-
M. GoutIchaux, in
A second Jew, Si
• • •
girt
will
""
are
among the speakers. Mrs. A. C.
Ben
Rosen
of
Philadelphia
and
Dr.
1.
cal
examination
of
"es:
,
York was elected treasurer and Rabbi baum.
1818 was appointed minister of fi-
■
B. lb.rkmeln, Israel S. Chipkin, Dr. Leo required.
. amount Arrangements
will be deducted
from
the
for
getting
Mr. Becker was a former immi- namee , • in w .11•11
Morris Magnes secretary. An actions
is psis t he
inguis
• h e d APPOINTMENT SURPRISES
h eV is •t•
grant, having come
to this country BOTH JEWS L.
AND
ARABS
Lappin,
well-known
ruralist.
Honor,
Professor
M.
M.
Kaplan,
to
ramp
have
been
made.
The
girls
group
of other singers end
will render
committee of 51 members was elect-
himself, shortly afterwards under the
„
JERUSALENI.—(.1. 7'. A.) — The or. David de Sold. Pool, Zvi Scharf- are to meet at 9 o'clock on Monday
Kill, Eili," "Ilatikvah," "Rachem"
ed. The executive consists, beside; from Poland in 1805 at the age of 12. , mpire. Another Jew, Si. Achille
the above mentioned officers, of Rabbi
Slonimsky and Dr. Mordecai Sol- White Star Motorbus Terminal, and and other
familiarJewish
songs.
Ilersch
spoke from WCX
on Alvin
Wed-
Teitelbaum, Dr. .1. Bluestone, B. boy for the German National Bank then
then minister of state. NI. Fould was Marshal Baron Herbert C. 0 Plumer ii.
ton evening. May 27. The de-
a special bus will take them direct
Schnur, Rabbi A. Enselbath, Samuel of this city. In 1874 he. organized one of the MIISI trusted advisers of as high Commissioner of Palestine tea, all of New York.
to camp for $1.50. As "time and , tailed program will be announced in
Wilner, A. Stradriski and II. Karp. his own bank and soon after that be- Napoleon III., and with his friends came as a complete surpsige to both
bus-es wait for no man." all girls the next issue of The Detroit Jewish
'
A number of important resolutions came director of a number of large had provided the necessary tune's fps'Arab and .lewish public opinion in
pcthoanegaimnpg Chronicle.
e-turn- the country.
must be' on time eirfuthewti rthi
ms, arming them the Westinghouse the. p rince-president when he return-
ac •re adopted by the convention, one firm,
. .
Among all the nam es of condlidlates
be a difficult
of them dealing with the recently Electric and Manufacturing Com- ed to France. Si. Fould renounced
of
busses,
lugging
of
baggage
and
as
possible
SUCCeSSOTS
to
opened Hebrew University in Jertasa- pang, the Saint Louis and San Fran- Judaism, joining the Protestant faith mentioned
CHALIAPIN
GIVES
much
losa
of
times
The
regulation
l•m. A storm seas caused at the con- eked, Railway Comnany and the
one of his &see in d ants now sits Sir Herbert Samuel, the name of
h • knickers
CONCERT FOR ORT_
outfit WI
in the Chamber of Deputies as a Cath- Lord Plumer ma withheld until the Vienna, Bucharest, Danzig Among
vention by revelations made by Rabbi Greenbaum Sons Bank.
Those Giving Larne Sums to Fund. ramp
.
stockings
or
want
very last moment.
ely blouse, cotton
Mr. Becker, who, neat to Julius
Natalevitch of Ilarri , burg, Pa., who
—
Opinions are divided as to the new
NF.NV YORK.--Feodor C .haliapin's
low-heel e d walking shoes, sweater,
recently arrived from Lithuania. Rosenwald, was regarded a+ Chicago's "'" Since 1S70, apart from Cremieux,
The prastisally unanimous support ,ant,hinogr
admirers filled the Metropolitan floor,
k
a
deep
interest
in
.
o
Rabbi Natalev'tch made the charge leading
Jew.
to
many Jewish religious and philan. lows who have held the pest of min- high commissioner.
i: ;shi'l 'el.4. ah tennis g galleries and lobbies on May 10 far
n
e
‘
circles
wtich
the
Keren
Ilayeseal
is
no
em
en
P
osas
l
r
d,
•
'sea
Well-informed
*taxi
politcial
inter of public weeks are NI. Milhaud,
'hat the Palestine offices of the Zion-
s
ir further the last time this season when he
have ""'
.
D av id state that the resignation of lord Al- from thr Jews of the world is • again racquet if
n
1 you
•
contributing gener- '
Organiaation functioning in van- then •
•
Ph
,
e ac inn re- ,s, smntl n apply at the , u
sang for an old-world charity. About
conqueror of Jerusalem, and strikingly revealed in th
as towns in Europe discriminate member of the American Jewish Com- Reyna% senator of the Comae who in lenby,
-
iiii
-
"
.
"'
sp Rowena
Miss Sara
Land-
by the representative
'"
e .mmunities
en .street.
$10,000
was
added to the Ort Resons
.sain t Orthodox immigrants and do °ugly on many occmions. Ii was a 1893 became niinister of the interiors .11igh C o m m i ss i one r a I•Sgypt• which cently taken .Isaiah
in charge.
,
Of
man.
-•..
lid
director,
i
struction Fund and the programs sold
trustee of the Ss•nator
Hebrew
Union
same
lay as
!
Is. I.. Klotz
serves' as finance
was announced
the the councils
' t v've visas to chaluzim who belong mittee, a
M. Paul appointment of Field Marshal Plumer, Europe.
at the door told of its work dime in
• • ster several times.
College of Cincinnati, director of the
the Mizraehi organization.
Such he dies representing the Jewish AMERICANS CAN HELP
a•sisting Jewish farmer+ to settle on
p e 0
t is a Strausse.
minister of public works as High Commissioner of Pale•stine
and
mini
A resolution urging fundamental s ...oec ated Jewidt Charities
exist in many European
•
and
health
and
M.
Illikanowski,
dem
wa+
made
known,
are
closely
connect.
residents
land in Eastern Euro pe a add l • in main-
RELATIVES
GET
VISAS
• hanges in the entire system of ami. trustee of the Sinai Temple f If
1 3, rarely td a, k
taming modern trade schools in Po.
the Seine, minister for marine, cL• It la bring emphasiaol
that
the cities.
- Until recent' • 3 they
.
•
-
'
..ration to Palestine was adopted by city.
51V of
.,
.
•
s
str ..„
,
importance of Palestine, in action on the Keren Ilayesod but dur-
..
RUFsia.
'
1
m
.
A
RSAW.
--1.1.
T.
At
•-
Ameri-
land.
I.ithuania,
Latvia
and
Isaal
.
I
eo
i
t
Mr. Becker is survived ft' his wife, t . gnace ailed as unneoseeretary
W
. he convention. The reSOILIII011 ol •
the past year mane important
h •
•
Though Chalianin limped slightly
.'
.,
•
lemands that those Zionist offiCIP.S Kate Friedman Becker, three laugh- - ' s ate and M. Pierre Masse as under- _
secretary for pustice. In the last cath Near East, came into the foreground bodies have made relatively large sans are in a position to assist
their
relative+ en Poland I, emigrate to and appeared under some constraint
rho are guilty of discrimination ters amt one s in. Jame, H. Becker,
and the cause of the resignation of grants t . the fund.
from illness following h is opera t our,
who
was
the
first
European
&rector
inet,
51.
Lein
Meyer,
the
mayor
of
-bouts! lie removed.
to the Lnrd Allenby, who has had a purely . Most significant of all is the action Palestine by removing their
difficulty
learned there was no blot on enjoyment of
Was
Another heated discussion took of the Joint Distribution Committee Hasre W U , under-secretary
military career. and the appointment taken by Vienna Coined, which resole- in obtaining visas. This
;dace at the convention on account and who, upon his return from East- merchant marine.
the first country ta al- of Field Marshal Plumer, who is a ed unanimously, in connection with from the British consulate general his
siging, once the recital began. at
a Ile so usual announced numbers
4 a resoluthin presented by Rabbi ern Europe.. made a nation-wide tour
France WAS
1 1 irew University opening and here. ftillowing the application of
gas
state. military leader, was a strategic as the 10
oren Ilayesed campaign then on number of em.grants who submitted random from his book of so
toes Jews to become ministers
Epstein of Cleveland in behalf of the in the interests of that•committee,
ers."
well as a political necessity for the the K
consulate
from
their
among
which "The Two Grenadiers
----- - -
committee on Palestine. lie demand-
he • de Sc
in Vienna, to contrihute a substantial affidavits to the
0 t h ersbeside
•
g ot an ovation.
on the Suez."
,
"guard
ed that the Mizrachi delegates to the JEWISH SCHOOLS GET
Views are also divided with regard sum to the Koren Beyond. The Vien- American reilativra, in which the rela-
as- mann', famous air were Schobert's
ITALY HONORS GLICENSTEIN
Zionist Congress to be held in A mina
to the results of the new appointment na act'. n is considered particularly tines unelertdak the obligation to
SUBSIDY FROM WARSAW
in August should be authorized to de-
RONIE.—Cl. T. A.1—The famous on the provisions of the Palestine striking bemuse this community in the sist them in case they will not be able
"The Double"
and "My
Dwelling
Place,"
Sakhnovsky's
Russian
lyric,
- - -
to flail employment in Palestine.
no behalf of the Mizrachi or-
The consulate refused to recognize "The Wind Is Moaning" and a natl.,
aanization.
that
this
organization
, WARSAW-1J.
T. when
A.1 —The
Jews Jewish scolist.e. Professor Clisenstein, Mandate to establish a Jewish na- past Another
striking
evidence of the
separate from
the
Zionist
Organize- will
here
were surprised
they learned
has
been
rather
apathetic.
onal home in Palestine. Many de-
was these a affidavits and advised the an- comic niece from Poushkin's
him 11
was signally honored recentlyon when
m
b D
e
T
utive, will not that the city council of Warsaw dm
a new era will enter in the strength of the Keren Ilayeasel
dare that
m tir Aerican ra•
d
of Jewish Palestine with the the astion of the Jewish community of plicantg he that if
"he Millr," y argoizhsky.
Linn o f th e Zionist exec
to grant a subsidy for Yidhlish the King personally conferre
The ainger 's 'm ilting artists also
hkory
a
piled
thsise affidavitsel to
ng
measures
to
enforce
the
Order
of
the
Cavalier,
thus
crown-
take str o
dedica-
the British
consuls in the United contributed solos in a long program,
and H bew of the anti-Jewish attliude ing Italy's rerognition of Glicenstein's appointment of Field Marshal Plumer. Bulgaria in passing university
an
official
Herm
tines
will
submit
resolution adopted twice before by anerew schools.
Ian, The
States and If these affidavits will be to which Chaliapin himself added ens
In vi
While Sir Herbert Samuel was always ilayesod
t
h
•
• f
Zionist Congresses, that settlements
e oed .'
and
friend of the Zionist Meal, he, be. Icon was
and institution. in Palestine which do of the city council on presious
occa- a
'
by the Palestine govern- cores with the utmost freedom
ewarded
, This
is the first time in the history a
ave made
Jew,
very
often
dis-
contributions
for the Keren Ilayesod
approved
is
ruing
• . t he present decision
'ions
commun•,
meat, visas will be issued to appli- elemental eloquence that h
Waa a
• •
non-Italian
subject
has
cause
he
a Order of the Cavalier, Played an attitude of leniency toward from many Camila-Slakian
ov
not comply with the Jewish religious •
ning
of of
Italy
that
figure in the eon-
Individual
th
an
poa$ibly
beginning
be-
r•seived
the
belonging
to
the
"well-to-do
him
ceive anylby many as
as
obs e rv ances sh ou ld no t re
is one of the highest decorations the Arab agitators which would not i al bodies, as well as from Bucharest,' cants
eert world.
j
salsnort from the general Zionist 1R new period ewg
of an
better
clam"
es i n th e po. which
d Pol rela
Danzig and others.
th e j
(Turn to
in the gift of the government.
funds an d, p a rticularly, of the Keren
I lish capital.
liayesod.
on
WILL OPEN YWHA
CAMP ON JUN E 29
ZIONISTS MEET TO
CHOOSE DELEGATES
MEMORIAL SERVICES
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK
H
TO ATTEND JEWISH
DU CATORS
porc
n
.
TWO JEWS CHOSEN
ON FRENCH CABINET
MEIR BERLIN AGMN
MIRAN! LEADER
NOTED FINANCIER
OF CHICAGO DIES
b
EUROPEAN CITIES
AID KEREN HAYESOD
..ad
a
poem,
last pore.)