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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925

VOL. XVIII. NO. 12

Chosen B'nai B'rith
National Secretary

Local B'nai B'rith
ElectsCommittees

Pisgah Lodge Announces Ap-
pointments for the Coming
Autumn Season,

EDITORS PROMISE Council Chairman I'Leaves For Visit First to Palestine I EUROPEAN JEWS IN
Sees State Farms
MEXICO FIND LIFE
AID IN CAMPAIGN
HARD. GETTING AID
FOR RUSSIAN JEWS

1

Mrs. Max May, Michigan Di-
rector, Observes Farms
Near South Haven.

Families Unable to Enter the

Attend Conference Called in

United States Attempt to
As the newly-chars chairman of
Alfred Ross, recently elected presi-
Chicago by David Brown,
the farm and rural committee for the
Settle There.
dent of Pisgah Lodge, No. 34, 1. 0. B.
Leader of Drive •
state
of
Michigan
of
the
National
B., has announced the following mem-
–_ —
Council
of
Jewish
Women,
Mrs.
Max
5,000
ARRIVALS
BEING
bers chosen to till the respective cam-
May of this city recently visited Jew-
LEADERS TO RAISE
, mittees for the coming season:
AIDED BY B'NAI B'RTH
ish
farms
near
South
Haven
and
Ben.
FALL
General, Alfred Ross, chairman;
REPORTS CONDITION OF
ton Harbor, Mich. With Mrs. May
Max Edwards, Adolph Freund, Aaron
Would Starve But For Assist-
ssie
Bessie
CRAFTSMEN DEPLORABLE
Droock, Milton Alexander, Henry M.
. Nle Y ers '!
Mr •" Be
ox Rabbis and Jewish tf "'`'re
ance Received From Rela-
,hoes totti, ur nit..t ilo , ) ; glono.lirlitrresproet setino toattl t i ve:,w iiii ;
Abramovitz, Jacob Rosenberg, A. C.
avei .
Labor
Unions
Pledge
Sup.
tives in This Country.
Government is Not Keeping
Lappin, Sol Blumrosen, Bernard Gins-
and George Simon, the Chicago rem-
port
to
J.
D.
C.
'
berg,
.1.
L.
Staub,
M.
J.
Kramer,
Ju-
Pact. People Now Regard
dent director of the Jewish Agricul-
--
MEXICO CITY. —Jewish immi-
lius Deutelbaum, Harry Gurowich;
Jews as Aliens.
CHICAGO.— Complete co-operation tural Aid Society. There are 175
grants, who have come to Mexico
Rabbis Leo M. Franklin and A. NI.
---
from Central and Eastern Europe in
Hershman, ex-officio. Finance, Max in the contemplated campaign to raise Jewish families living on farms near
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—A pes
May said, and
M
rs.
this
fall
for
foreign
rerun-
the
two
towns,
considerable numbers since July,
Edwards, chairman; David Wilkus, $15,000,000
simistic picture of the condition of
them assist in earning a live-
1924, are finding the struggle to gain
Sol Blumrosen. Anti-defamation, Mil- -,ruction and Jewish agricultural col- many Of
Polish Jewry today and of the possi-
lihood
by
keeping
summer
boarders.
a foothold in their adopted country a
ton M. Alexander, chairman; A. C onization in Russia was pledged to
bilities of the success of the Polish
Both towns are on Lake Michigan and
desperate one.
• Lappin, Theodore Levin. Social servi- • David A. Brown at a conference of
Jewish agreement is given in a report
Staub, chairmen; Joseph Jewish journalists of the midi e- are known as summer resorts.
Their plight would be serious in-
ice. Jos.
During this season crops and fruit
from Berlin in the New York For-
Prenzlauer, Mor- west, which was held at the Standard
deed but for the fact that 90 per
Fishman, Henry
trees have yielded poor returns and
ward, which carries an interview by
ris Shatzin, Harry Z. Gordon. Intel- Club, Chicago, on Aug. 2.
cent of them have relatives in the
its correspondent with Judge Jacob
The journalists who participated in many of the farmers are financially
United States and but for the addi-
lectual advancement, Henry M. Ab-
Panken of New York, who recently
this conference were: II. 1.. Mertes of embarrassed. In addition, several
tional assistance received from vari-
ramovitz, chairman; Arthur Fixel,
MORRIS ROTHENBERG
farmers have suffered badly from
arrived there following a trip through
Deutelbaum, Mandell Bernstein, the Chicago Chrinicle; .1. Z. Jacobson
ous Jewish relief organizations.
fires; two families particularly, an old
Poland.
William B. Isenberg. Degree team, of the Chicago Chroilicle• Rabbi S.
The immigration is said to have
DR. BORIS D. BOGEN
a man and wife and four
and
The prevailing mood in Polish
Ed-
Max
Felix Mendelsohn of the Sentinel, Chi- couple
llarry Gurowich, chairman;
been induced at the outset by Ameri-
Jewry today is one of despair and
- wards, Sam Sternberg, Elias Gold. sago; Nat. S. Ilurwitz, Jewish Record, children, having lost their entire nos-
can relatives who saw in Mexico a
hopelessness, according to Judge Pan-
berg, Abe Gurowich. Membership, Chicago; R. Youdelson, Chicago; Leon sessions. Mrs. May cited the example
refuge for their kin from old country
ken, who visited many cities and
Morris J. Kramer, chairman; Elias L. Lewis, B'nai B'rith Magazine; J. of a farmer who each season ships
congestion and ill-treatment. A state-
tons .if grapes and who this year
towns in Poland during his stay there.
Goldberg, Max Buchner, Julius Ror- B. Lochner, Chicago Jewish Courier; 100
ment of invitation last August, at-
will not be able to ship one ton.
Regar ding the Polish Jewish agree-
tributed to President Callas, fostered,
wtiz, Louis Diamond. Sick, Carl Sam Towb, Jewish Record, St. Louis;
The National Council of Jewish
ment, Judge Panken declared that the
Rossman, chairman; George Comer, Jacob Margolis, Jewish Chronicle, De-
and encouraged the movement,
Women through its field representa-
majority of the Jews in Poland con-
Zel Katz, Samuel Meltzman, Solomon troit; Meyer B. Teplitz, Jewish Re-
From July, 1924, to December the
as the
tives organizes group work among Palestine Securities To Begin monthly Influx of Eastern European
sider that act a great mistake,
- Moscow. Publicity, Samuel Stern- view, Buffalo; Isaac Margolis, Jewish
anti-Semites are employing the agree-
Work At Once On Homes
berg, chairman; Maurice Marcus, Chronicle, Kansas City, Mo.; Nathan the women and children on the farms.
Jews averaged 500. This monthly
Is Leon Blank. Entertainment, Jacob J. Gould, Jewish Chronicle, Milwau- During the summer, when the house-
ment as a weapon against the Jews.: W ill Succeed L. L. Lewis.
number has now dwindled to about
In the Holy Land.
wives are busy, the field representa-
The anti-Semites point out that the ,
Rosenberg, chairman; Abe Max, Silas kee, VVis.
half.
Well - Known as J. D. C.
suggestions
for
1 ws in Poland are now to be regard-
Feinberg, Abe Gurowich, Solomon
The immigrants looked to Mexico
In addition to the journalists pres- tive aids theni by
NEW YORK :—A commission con-
or k er.
an dS ocia
o cial
lightening their work and by suggest-
ed officially as aliens and not citize. ns
as a logical place to begin life anew,
Moscow.
ent, messages were received from A.
the
officers
of
the
Palestine
for
some
recreation.
Dur-
misting
of the country, because the rights of
The first meeting for the fall will Rosenthal, editor of The Modern View, ing means
ing the long winters, when the tasks Securities, Inc., sailed for Europe last but the country's economic condi-
citizens are guaranteed by the con-
LA JOLLA, Calif.-1J. T. A.)— be held the second Monday in Sep- St. Louis, and Leo. N. Wise, editor and
ho pe vain. It
tions ave
h
made
stitution, whereas in the case of the I Dr. Boris D. Bogen, well known for temher at the lodge's meeting rooms publisher of The American Israelite, of a farmer's wife are not as ardu- week to confer with Zionist financial is esti mated that,this
exclusive of Arab-
Jews special negotiations and agree- his activities as director of the Joint at Temple Beth El. however, due- pIe ging, their support of any action ous, the field representative organizes agencies abroad in connection with the tan and Syrian Jews there are about
d •
clubs, sewing bees, study groups, etc. effort undertaken by the Palestine Se-
ments had to be !nude, as though they Distribution Committee in Russia af- ing the month of August the various
She also teaches the women pre-natal curities, Inc., to finance the erection 5,000 in tho Jewish colonies of
were an enemy nation.
, ter the close of the war, has been ap- committees will meet and consider taken
by conference
the conference.
ad opted resolutions
The
•
care and the proper care of them- of 1,000 houses in Palestine to relieve
"Furthermore;' the Forward con-
of'
the.
Indepen-
plans
for
their
work.
Construction
on
secretary
ii.
Virtually no Jews from New York
int •d
setting forth that the need of the
selves and their children. A nom- the acute housing shortage in Pales- 1
Panken's
times in its recital of Judge
of the
c l t o eat
mt e Orialer B ' aillpith according ,k tothe new community center being
im.reased im- or the United States have been tempt-
foreign lands, and especially
munity house has been opened in tine due to the greatly
"there
is
now
no
limiter
will
begin
short-
Jews
in
statements,
et nii 0 made known 1)). I • .
erected by the to
ed by the Mexican lure.
an
e announce
in Russia, vvas so great as to demand South Haven, near where the major- migration of the past year.
- .11 ... • t
any doubt among the Jews in Poland, feeI
J. L. Weinberger, in charge
Oln. n, presii int of the . 0. i ly, Mr. Ross stated. The building is prompt act.Mii on the part of Ameri- •
any
feed
lestine See urities, Inc.,
Officers of Palestine
tt oyf tho e; J;ewol
that the Polish government simply be-1 _.
'rith relief work here, attri-
ho Is s pending his vacation more than one-third completed.
B.
can Jewry and that every effort must i
i:lho gather there afnodr included 1111 the commission are Ber- B'nai
. ,, I'.
young
butes the
B Jewish immigration to Mex-
t a ed the Jew's. She promised that
be made to raise a sum adequate for a dancing and other entertainment.
nerd
A.
Rosenblatt,
president; Eman-
on
tobacco
"
tha government monopoly
ogen
w II s uceeed I . . eon I , .
ico in part to imigration restrictions
Dr
13(
B
.
satisfactiece
of
constructive
ory
p
. .
Miss Meyers, who resides at the uel Neumann, vice president, and S.
.
s would not be instituted
of the United States. Undoubtedly
nd I .
.
wor
South Ilaven, sent J . Weinstein, treasurer. Palestine Se-
for the next five years, so that bun- . because of circumstances preventing I
some Jews have surreptitiously
David A. Brown, who was the prin. Dewey House
ciple speaker at the conference, first a letter to Mrs. May last week in curities, Inc. organized this spring crossed into the United States, but
dreds of Jewish families would not be ,his moving
.,
from Chicago to Cincin-
which she asked if the following, lir : and spo
sponsored by the Zionist Organi-
deprived of their livelihood. let, in
Weinberger thinks this number is
the present headquarters of thei
read
a
telegram
to
him
from
Felix
M.
natl .
tick's could be donated for her work. zation of America and the American
•
spite of this, the government is now organization
.
negligible.
Warburg, chairman of the Joint Ins-
Phonograph records, both popular Zion Commonwealth, is financing home
promulgating the decree which will
But the fact seems to be that many
In announcing the appointment Dr.
tribution Committee, as follows:
I t and classical; subscriptions to Anglo- construction in Palestine by the sale of the Jewish immigrants regarded
take away the means of livelihood Cohen stated that in the perso n of ,
er a
thered
"Please convey to those ga
ga th
,
Jewish
and
Yiddish
newspapers
and
of
first
mortgage
bonds.
from 30,000 Jews."
Dr. Bogen he felt sure the organize- I President of Zik Says Jews Re - t h e e pres s conference that the Joint
Mexico merely as a way station on the
, magzine, children's toys and books,
A report issued by the organization
.
Judge Panken also, makes reference lion was securing an official of rare
..
quire Special Attention as
oast to the United Slates, However,
buti . in Committee is only the bookk
Di
...stri
i in English and particularly upon the departure of its commission
to the policy of the government in and versatile qualifications.
in actually carrying out their plans,
servant of American Jewry and is Yiddish for adults, and books on Jew-
Recompense.
states
that individual subscriptions, they encountered unexpected difficul-
discharging Jewish employes from to-
Dr. Bogen, who will assume his!
the instrument for carrying out their
and
pictures on Jewish
secured chiefly in New York, total flea And now, with their Money
-
bacco factories which have been ino- ' new position early in the fall, , is a
. • — (J. T. A.) — That wishes.
.s [ , ish subjects,
lands
Conditions in foreign
help at this Biblical subjects for a stereopticon $400,000. In addition definite arran ge-
t .
nopolized by the governinent.
spent, they are struggling to gain a
spent,
well•known Jewish social worker. He ' ; J CHARK°F
.wish colonization
in Ukrainia must and Russia warrant ton.
machine (size no larger than 5 Vs by ments have been made with committeca foothold here.
The government is preparing to p ut was engaged in the educational field run
).
time and if the Jews of this country sti
n alongside the colonization
The pictures may be cut out of responsible business men in eight '
through further oppressive measures for a number of years serving in transmigration of the Lkrainian are desirous of continuing their life-
They are not starving, though. Few
• in e+ Persons who are cities throughout the country for the
! f
i..
against Jewish la ortrs, •
turn the
Alliance
of New
York,
the Educational
Baron de Hirsch
Tradelpeasantry
and the peasantry of either saving and soul-saving efforts, we ar e ' ' able to contribute any of th e above sale of bonds this fall which will bring Jews conic to Mexico who do not reg-
ken reported. Thus a new project I
ister
at B'nai B'rith headquarters. In
Y
the
ready
to
do
the
work.
was
nationalities in Ukrainia
may prove in a total of almost $500,000 more.
our having article's .0. articles which -me
which is being worked out now will School the Hebrew Technical h Insti-
case of illness, medicine is supplied
Agri- opon expressed Icy Petrowsky, pres- assumed the chairmanship of the moo- I of use to the two above-mentioned The board of directors is assisted •
prohibit Jewish craftsmen from open- . lu e an the Baron de Hirsc A.' 11 of the Ukrainian Zik, the Cen- ey-gathering
them
and Weinberger said none is
and
having
re-'
t
effort
mg their own workshops without the cultural School. From 19114 to 1912 teal Executive Committee of the Com- ceived the promise of the united sup- . families who were burned out of their its work by an advisory council con"! left in want.
homes may send them directly to Miss sisting of well-known business men
permission of l'olish craft unions. , i he was superintendent of the Feelers-
'•
At
least
75 per cent of the present
, munist Party, in an interview with port of the three committees who for- Meyers. The family with four chil- and bankers in all parts of the coun-
Jewish craftsmen will not be able to tion of Jewish Charities in Cinci
colony of European Jews, exclusive
t. the correspondent of tier Stern, the marl made their separate efforts will dean is living in a remodeled chicken- ,„
,.
engage in their trade without a spec- nati and , was
of Arabians and Syrians, arrived in
was field secretary of the Communist Yiddish paper published make the appeal to the public stronger coop anti 'enough money can he ob- ..
'Although most of the subscriptions Mexico since July 1, 1924. Previous
ial certificate. from the Polish craft National Conference of Jewish Cheri-
as a united effort showing the bar- ra i n e d to build another house
have been obtained on a partial-pay- to that date the majority were single
unions and the procuring of such cer- . ,.. for three years. At the beginning here
"All nationalities enjoy NUR! rights mony which fortunately has been ex-
ouncil of Jewish mane plan, the commission is in p i •
The National Council
tificates by Jews is a very difficult .4 the war he served as commissi
committees in lion to place $150,000 at the' disnssai i males, in contrast with entire fami-
co rwri. 9.7 r in the Union of Soviet Republics. The ,sting and which has been more and '
lies arriving since.
t
thing in Poland. This project when of the
now has
five in charge of the
itioie Joint Distribution
government
is doing . everything for more cemented during these years by Nyomen
five different
states
o
of the proper auth rities and thus be-
carried through, Judge Panken de- , . m
While not approving of the immi•
and lf subsequently w a s t he
rural and farm work. Mrs. Willi am gin at once the work of relieving the
thewe it are (d tht . lulling masses and our joint endeavors."
gration to Mexico, the B'nai B'rith
dared, would turn millions of Jews' head of relief work in Poland and oth• their independent nationalities. The
Tells of Investigations.
ith Lewi of Albany is chairman of acute suffering caused by the critical
•
has,
according to Weinberger, ap-
I er European countries, of
holding
the
into actual paupers.
Mr.
Brown
then
outlined
the
par-
:
ous i ng shortage.
the Joint Jewish masses, however, need special
propriated $20,000 for its first year's
If American Jewry will not raise
-g ntettr,arl
.s t of tore c ormoe,i
attention because they suffered most I ocular features of his report to the I,.
i the
New York
division, of
Mrs.
Eckhouse
of Newark
the Elmer
New h An achievement hailed as an event
relief
work among the Jews who, bay.
its voice en protest against the new , I ); iktribution. Committer.
under the Czaristic regime. It is a 1 Joint Distribution Committee of the
Mrs. Samuel Capit-
of the utmost importance for the Pro", ing taken the leap, find themselves In
anti-Jewish measures proposed by the' After the close of the world war
of
je.r
of d ivii'
B ridgeport of the Connecti- motion of economic developments of I
m " 0
Polish government, Judge Panken I and until 1923 he directed the work pity that limited state resources
do
results
of
his
investigation
nt
in I 1 , cut division, Mrs. Bernhard Ostrolenk
e;
the
sm. At present not allow the government to respond great mass colonization moveme
Palestine is 'the announcement that distre„.
stated, the plight of Polish Jewry in ' of f the
tht J. D. C. in Ru •
uately to the demands of the Jew- Russia, and the work that has been of Bucks County in charge of the
New lark
the near future will be indescribable. Dr. Bogen is the executive director adeq mas ses . It e are doing our utmost done by Dr. Rosen and his associates Pennsylvania division and Mrs. May several important banks in
ish
is
•
•
and other cities have agreed to accept
•
of the Jewish welfare organizations with regard to colonization but you in leading this colonization to the suc- is
charge of the Michigan division. the mortgage bonds as collateral se-
CABLES ORT 100,000
'
' had attained. This sac-, , Mrs. Leo II. Herz of New York is
of I,os Angeles.
. which
it
hich
nius t remember that Jewis • colonize- ctss
o
curity for loans to the extent f 80
JEWS LOSE POSITIONS
Speaking of the. reasons which in-I ' lion must run alon
,
longside
g s i de the colonize- revs and the general eagerness which [' general chairman.
a
per cent of their par value. This was
m
NEW YORK.— Ii. T. A.) — One flue'nced him to accept the appoint- ! : tMn and transmigration of the Ukrain- the Jews of Russia display to take up
brought about through the initiative
hundred thousand Jewish craftsmen meat as secretary of the I. 0. B. B., ian peasantry and the peasantry of farming, their willingness to undergo
of Mr. Wolfstein and, it is pointed out,
in Poland are faced with the danger; Dr. Bogen said:
' other nationalities who inhabit Uk- all of the hardships that are entailed
will greatly facilitate the investment
"service
in
connection
with
the
In•
Statement Made by Morris
of losing the right to continue their
in their transformation from traders
i n i a.
of American capital in l'alestine on a
according to a cable received dependent OrderB'nai B'rith pre-'I ra "Although we intend to allot 30u,- to farmers, had impressed him with
Rothenberg Before Leav-
scale hitherto unknown.
from Judge Jacob Pnaken, who is in sents a privilege of serious import. 000 desiatin ;luring the year 1924-25 the vast possibilities of the movement,
ing For Vienna.
Berlin, by the New York office of the World Jewry is longing for unity. ' for Jewish
land settling,
we by
have
al- and prompted him to urge American
exceeded
the normal
52,000
American Ort, of which Judge Pan- : Various forces are at work in this ready
52 .-00 Jewry to conic to their aid.
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Morris
ken is chairman. Judge Panken's , direction. Neither the synagogue nor I desiatin.
The discussion, which lasted for sev. I P o lish Minister
The lack of financial and
M• • ster Requests Co - op-
Rothenberg, chairman of the National
specific philanthropic activities, nor, technical means compels us to slow eral hours, included the question o
cable reads:
era t i on of Jewish Press
Board of Directors of the Keren Hayes
"I have just returned from a trip ' educational, national or social en.' down this process, " he stated.
Palestine. Mr. Brown demonstrated,
Vaad Leumi M•ke. Applic•tion to sod,
sod, sailed last week to attend the
Before Sailing.
to Poland, where I studied the Jew- deavors can serve this particular pur•
Speaking tif the mistreatment of the to the satisfaction of the conference.
International Offices.
Zionist Congress in Vienna. Mr.
•
ish situation in general, especially the pose, for they are limited in scope and Jews
authori. that the plan to settle Jewes in Russia ,
by the local Communist he
Rothenberg will also attend the ses-
„
„
,
NEW YORK.-1.1. T. A.)--Count
condition of the Jewish craftsmen,: restricted in application. Only an or- • ties, Petrowsky pointed to the fight was in no way a rival to the settle-
CENE% A.—(J. T. A.I — Applica- sions of the Zionist Actions Commit-
ganization
free
from
these
limita•
Jews
in
Palestine.
Both
arelAlexander
Skrzynski,
l'olish
Minister
which is deplorable. A new law which'
carried on by the government against ment of
the Magen tee. Following the Congress sessions
tion
for
the
admission
of
is about to be enacted by the Polish Dons, unrestricted in content,
y as arbitrary administration and corrup- necessary and both are movements of Foreign A airs, who o came t o e David Edom, the Red Magen David,
ing Jews
he will make his first visit to Pales-
left
its func
ires that those who mic s,
in bus
gove rnment requires
the potentiality ..f becom. thin and states that special commis- which the Jews of this country will , United States several weeks ago,
to membership in the International tine.
in a certa i n t ra d e must !Jew
on the Berengaria on his return to Po-
wish to e
gladly support.
Red Crass was made here by the Vaad
Mr. Rothenberg in a statement is-
have a certificate from a Polish union. ing a unifying force for a World sions were delegated
to the towns
pop-
The question was also asked if this ! land. Anatole Muhlstein, counsellor
es to investigate
and
im-
Leumi, the National Council of Pales- sued before his departure declared:
, ulated by Jw
campaign would harm other Jewish of the Polish Legation in Brussels, tine Jewry.
This is an impossible requirement . Jewry,
"The
congress will have to deal with
.The
Jews
have
contributed
a
great
prove
conditions.
in this country. Mr. Brown accompanied the minister.
for the majority of the Jewish crafts-
The request of toe Vaad Leumi a number of important questions, the
—
Before his departure Count Skrzyn-
men in Poland and means that about ' deal to social service. They pio-
howed
howed that the big campaigns of the ,
asks for the recognition of the Magen
on.
They
who initiated the negot iations in
have
harmed
in any
way the ', , ski,
100,000 Jews wi
ll be cut off fro m the ' ,nd in the field of federati
pas
raising
of not
money
for the
Palestinian
behalf of the l'olish government David Eilom tee art as a branch of the principal
one which by
will
undoubtedly
be the ratification
the
congress of
d the method for the care of
initiated
possibility of ear ning a livelihood.
or American Jewish causes but have ' which led to the concluding of the International Red Cross in Palestine. the plan for the enlargement of the
"The only way to save them is to widows and children outside of insti-
Among
those
who
were
elected
to
Jewish
Agency,
so
as to include in it
the
vanguard
an
en'
Affair I stimulated them. Ile stated that mor* l'olish Jewish agreement, gave
establish special evening courses , lotions. They were in
_ . -g;
bodies throughout th
tuberculosis. Perfection
for Jewishl elusive statement in writing to the act as representatives in Europe of other Jewish bodies
Lod c-A -nnual
°
where the Jewish craftsmen will per- in - the treatment o f
-
' money has been raised
re resentative of the Jewish Tele- the P,ed Matzen David are Professor world willin g to co-operate
with the
next contribution should be
•
Planned to Draw Large Crowd.
causes during the past three years
fret themselves and pass the examine - Their
'
r.
Albert Einstein,
ales,
Zionist
Organization
in the work of
service.
graphic
Agency.
In
his
statement
necea-
mocratization
of
14,000,000
campaign
d
e
—
lions for the certificates. It is
after the big $
chief rabbi of %ienna ;
Si- reconstruction in Palestine.
A program full of variety has been than was raised in the previous 10 Count Skrzynski reiterated his for monson of Norway , Dr. NProfessor
.The Independent Order B'nai
nary tq establish at least 100 such
urok of Let -
"I do not believe that the maximum
men conviction that the Polish Jew-
evening courses in the various loam, , B•rith, because of its democratic I planned for the annual moonlight of years; that the giving is ory of
'
' e ' in o f
r. David
support
such new groups will be
constantly
increas-
,
a
new
chapter
I
T.
agreement
"opens
Perfection Ledge, No. 486, F. and A. individual or a city is a basis for fu- ish
structure, with its
and cities of Poland."
attained immediately upon the en-
en-
for the sole M., which will be given on Thursday lure participation and that it is rarely in the l'olish Jewish relations" and an d Baron Ginsburg of Paris.
ing
membership
united
I
,
The question of organizing a Red largement of the Agency. Bet I do
be'
"most
satis-
purpose of serving; alive to current evening,
'
Aug. 20, on the Steamer that there is a movement backwards. that the results will
, Magen David was discussed at a , think that the Agency is a medium
A. F. OF L. TO OPPOSE
needs, be they religious, cultural or Tashmoo. The steamer will leave at The fact is, history shows that indi- factory." Ile also expressed the hope
of Jewish- communal workers through which important non-affiliated
IMMIGRATION CHANGES , philanthropic, presents a potentiality , 8:300 from the foot of First street and victuals in communities give more at- that the American and Jewish pre ,,,, • of meeting
Germany in connection with the !
will gradually be enlisted and
the unifying
force of tickets may be obtained at the dock
would explain the Polish Jewish
Jewry. These
views prompted
! of b ecoming
ter a large effort than ever before.
u
International Federation for become
planned
a ource
source of new strength to
1.1. T. A.)
agreement in a way that would help'
• • •
Rosenberg, who is actively'
WASHINGTON, D.
D C
world
Mutual assistance in the Relief of meet the difficult and complex tasks
to
establish
good
relations
between
'
--Emphatic opposition to any effort to . me to accept AS a privilege the ten- ' Jacob
l'
, der made me by the president of the engaged in working for the success J. D. C. GETS SUPPORT
Overtaken
by
Disasters
work-,
which
confront
us in Palestine."
the Poles and Jews. The statement'
inodify
the present immigration law,
ivil
c
R
O lon f with i the , League ot
mg
s n in co
connection
! B'nai
B'rith to become its secretary." of the moonlight, has said that care OF TWO LARGE GROUPS
,
Among the others who left to at-
is being exercised so this affair will
the demand for more stringent
in full:
to the United I Nations. A proposal submitted by I tend the Zionist Congress were Jacob
NEW Y 0 R K. —Two important reads
NEW
"During my v
be one long remembered. Tickets wings of American Jewry have de.
measures against immigrants, were
0 an, to inciud e Fishman, managing editor of the Jew-
Senator Inge 0
expressed by the executive council of
will not be sold indiscriminate] Y. he glared their intention to participate States 1 had the opportunity to meet'
ROSENBERG
representatives of the Jewish the Jewisn populttion in various ish Morning Journal and Judge Julian
tI
the American Federation of Lab or a , RABBI A. C.
said, and the crowd will be given in the campaign projected by the the
,
W. Mack of the trailed States Circuit
population and to speak about the ' °tin
ge were
DIES IN BROOKLYN , ample means for merry.making. "Son•
its meeting held here. Chars
Joint Distribution Committee to raise
of the federation met with difficulty !Court of New York, who will attend
pel
--
ny" Miller, late of the Kieth circuit $15,000,000 for foreign reconstruc- agreement which has been reached by
also made that an "insiduous pro
government
and
the
Jew-
in
that
the
work
is
planned
to
be
or-
the
congress as a visitor.
the Polish
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Rabbi and
of George M. Cohan's London
«ends was at work to break d own the
a
pi ned on t he basis ofst ates
tion and Russian colonization.
ish party in the Seim. I can only ga
productions, will entertain with
two Percent law."
p The solution
One is the Union of Orthodox Rab- repeat what I have already stated be- not of ethnical grous.
"The American Federation of LaterAbraham Chaim Rosenberg, noted
sket ch numbers of recent reviews. his of America, which, at a specia l
was sought in the ide a of establishing TO TRANSFER 4,000
will strenuously oppose any effort to Ilebrew Jewish scholar and author
der the agreement as a ,
fore. I consider
Einz el's augmented orchestra will
JEWS IN ROUMANIA
modify the present law," President of
several several
Hebrew
volumes,
died
in play. Valuable prizes will be given conference, adopted the following very important fact which opens • , a Red Magen David in Palestine
Brooklyn
days
ago at the
age
which would thus enter the federation
resolution:
a ttempt to I
re- ' , and create the possibility of Jewish
to winners of various new stunts be-
years.
Green declared. "Any
KISIIINF.V.—(J. T. A.) — Over
"The Union of Orthodox Ratans of new chapter in the Polish Jewish
bit-
of
87
Rabbi Rosenberg was born in Pinsk ing arranged by the entertainment America, at its special executive con_ lotions.
emasculate its provision , will be
"I am convinced that the result, representation in the proposed feder- four thousand Jews will be transfer-
tarty contested. Circulars outlining, in NU and received his early Jewish committee, including • Cinderella ference. welcomed the tidings of the
i n i t i at i ve
red from Bessarabia to Old Roumania
very
hile still ve
will be most satisfactory. The bests. at "n•
While
this action of the executive coun
co ntest.
Joint Distribution Committee's de- of good relations is mutual conf1- 1 national Red Cross, application was before August 15, according to a de-
brilliant
will be sent to the 40,000 local unions 'education there.
suggested
to
the
Vaad
Leumi,
cision
to
launch
a
drive
in
the
fall
for
■
cree issued by the Minister of the In-
and 1,000 city central bodies and the young he became known as a
,
dence.
Federation of Labor urging Hebrew scholar. In 1871 he received WAHAMS BEGIN NEW
the purpose of alleviating the suffer-
terior. The motive given for this act
The press in general, and particu- I
diploma from the rabbinical semi-
State
of
our
brethren
in
ENGLISHMAN
IS
PRINCIPAL
ATTACK
ON
JEDDAH
on the part of the government is the
ing and misery
the •
larly the Jewish press in America,1
members to m ake it an issue in c . nary, of Zhitnmir after which he sere-
and all other war stricken
interests of the country. The govern-
Russia
JERUSALEM.
--(J.
T.
A.)
—
The
can contribute substantially i n this
ed as government rabbi in Pinsk and
1926 Congressional campai g n.
W
riata
a
nbr
i
tesyd
gh t A
h ni 1: jai —
at:pp( cpt. kur
I .
countries.
r tpSr
w A s esL Eo et —
ht t h Jeb eaU
p
e d
direction by explaining that sue. an government has appointed an Eng- ment, it is stated, does not wish to
didates for office who believe in flood- Nikolaiev. In 1A82
"Be it resolved, that the Union of Important matter as the Polish Jew- lishman as principal of the Arab have large numbers of Jews concen-
will textbook on Jewish history written in
ing this country with foreigners
Orthodox Rabbis of America pledges
on
their
ish agreement requires some time be- Teachers College here. The new prin- trated on the border between Russia
the Russianlan g uage .
be opposed."
its full co-operation and devotion to
cipal replaces an Arab, who up to the and Bessarabia.
1 Rabbi Rosenberg came to th e United flounced by Ibn Saud, Wahabi leader. the new campaign to be launched by fore it will yield the full results that
Owing to the fact that only • few

Judge J. Panken Gives Obser-
vations Made On Recent
Trip to Poland.

$15,000,000 IN

DI

COMPANY PLANNING
TO BUILD HOUSES

. D. BOGEN CHOSEN
I 0. B B SECRETAR Y

a

EQ UAL TO OTHERS

SKRZYNSKI REPEATS
HOPE IN AGREEMENT

LODGE MOONLIGHT
WILL BE ON AUG. 20

CITY
HAS
N0.—(J.
T. BAD
A ) — FIRE
Forty-flve States in 1591 where he devoted his
Treasure of
ROV
i time to writing "The
houses were destroyed by fire which
broke oat in the town Doig, district Names," his chief
lifework,
on
which
contrib..
• a con.
WAS
years.
He
-
.n..nt
19
■ .
..
re-
Jewish permai•
t Hebrew and Jewish
of Mita. Sixty Jewish famines

AGENCY IS LEADING
POINT AT CONGRESS

MAGEN DAVID EDOM
TO JOIN RED CROSS

s

we are expecting it to bring us."
Small skirmishes have taken place the J. D. C., and,
This statement was signed by the
"Be it further resolved, that every minister and by Mr. Muhlstein, who
outside of Jeddah and more serious
fighting is expected shortly. In ex- rabbi of the United States be request- acted as secretary to the count on MI
p ectazion m toe n
visit to America.
(Turn to last page.)

present held the position. The retir-
ing Arab principal permitted hie stu- days have been left for the Jews to
dents] and teachers to declare a strike remove to Old Roumania, the majority
against Lord Balfour during his visit of them have been thrown Into a pre,

Darr.