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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1925

VOL. XVIII. NO. 19

ANTI-SEMITISM IS
PISGAH LODGE BEGINS WORK ON NEW
ABSENT IN ITALY
COMMUNITY BUILDING ON EAST FERRY
o f Dr. Cyrus Adler,
LEADERS EXPECT EARLY COMPLETION Statement
I
on Retn.
L L
ead-
ur Lack

Five Services Held
At Temple Beth El

What

BROWN HEADS UNION
BOARD OF FINANCE

Beth El Announces
Autumn Activities

ORTHODOX JEWISH
CONGREGATIONS TO
HOLD CONVENTION

was said to he the
Sunday Services Begin Oct. 4—
largest congregation of Jews
Reform Congregations Plan
Installation of Rabbi Fram
that ever worshipped under one
roof in America assembled last
New Methods to Obtain
on Oct. 9.
Sunday night in Temple Beth
Delegates From 1,500 Congre-
Funds for Work.
era for Rabbinate.
El for the Toni Kippur service
Reviews History Since Purchase of Residence Near Public
"Meeting the Challenge of the
gations Expected to Be in
Five auditoriums and assembly
—
Library for Building to House Various Jewish Organ-
Times"
will
be
the
subject
of
Dr.
Leo
halls were filled to capacity as
great wave of
New York Oct. 24.
PHILADELPHIA. — (J. T. A. )-
CINCINNATI
M.
I
ranklin's
mistress
at
the
reopen-
izations Now Without Regular Lodge Rooms.
the rabbis of the congregation,
There is a complete absence of anti-
spirituality is spreading over this ing of the Sunday services on Sunday
aided by distinguished laymen,
Jewish prejudice in Italy, declared
country which is arousing leaders of morning, Oct. 4. Services will be
, conducted the Kol Nidre ritual.
Dr. Cyrus Adler, president of Dropsie
MORRIS J. KRAMER AND AARON DROOCK
industry, great merchants and promi- held every Sunday thereafter. Sur- WILL DISCUSS J. D. C.
Temple Beth El, of which Dr.
nent professional men in the ranks of
HEAD COMMITTEES ASSUMING CHARGE College of Philadelphia and the Jew-
COLONIZATION PLAN
Leo M. Franklin is rabbi, is the
, American Jewry to a keener sense of coth services will be held Saturday
ish Theological Seminary of America
Fram
their responsibility to their religion, morning, Oct. 3. Rabbi Leon Fram
oldest Jewish congregation in
to the correspondent of the Jewisli
will speak on the subject "Religion as
Alfred Ross, President, Tells of Opinions on Work of B'nai Telegraphic Agency upon his return
Detroit and the only one of the
1 its organizations and institutions. Joy." Sunday services begin as 10:45. Also Religious Life in America
Reform branch. It was realized
from a two months' stay in Italy.
One of the first effects of this aroused Saturday morning services at 10:30.
B'rith — Due to Large Number of Members Meeting
and Russia; Kashruth
Place Now Changed to Emanuel Synagogue.
by the officers of the congrega-
religious interest is the pldeging by The Sisterhood of the temple, aided
, No social exclusion is practiced
Laws and Palestine.
tion that the main auditorium,
against the Jew in that country. The
• group of nationally known business by the Temple Boy Scouts, has built
seating over 2,000 people,
Detroit Jewry is soon to witness the fulfillment of one of its oldest and1Jewish lawyer, the Jewish physician
executives of their best efforts to the a beautiful Succah in the chapel.
would
be
inadequate.
Provision
and
the
Jewish
merchant
all
enjoy
the
establishment of the religious work
fondest dreams—a community building.
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Fifteen
The installation ceremonies where-
was accordingly made for two
About four years ago the Detroit Community Building Association pur-, same social equality as the non-Jews.
of the Union of American Hebrew by Rabbi Leon Fram will be formally hundred Orthodox Jewish congrega-
additional services to be con-
Dr. Adler is, however, seriously
Congregations on a sound financial received by Congregation Beth El will tions in all states of the Union and
chased the residence building at 275 East Ferry avenue. It proposed to ,
ducted by Rabbi Leon Fram and
footing. Their names, comprising a take place Friday night, Oct. 9. The Canada, with a membership of no less
convert this building into a community home and meeting place for all I concerned over the lack of candi-
Professor A. M. Franzblau of
Jewish organizations without permanent quarters. Unable to carry out dates for the rabbinate in Italy. 'the
board of finance, were just announced ceremonies will begin with a religious than 375,000, were asked to send
New York. Even these prepar-
by David A. Brown of Detroit, who is service. The installation address will delegates to the twenty-seventh an-
such a program, the association solicited Pisgah Lodge, No. 34, I. 0. B. B. , ! young Jews of'Italy are not attracted
ations proved Inadequate and
chairman of the board. The board of be delivered by Dr. Julian Morgen- nual convention of the Union of Orth-
to take charge of its property, assume its obligations and carry out the par- 1 to it, with the result that the Jews
provision
was
hastily
made
to
of
that
country
are
facing
a
dearth
finance will concentrate upon the stern, president of the Hebrew Union odox Jewish Congregations of Amer-
■
pose for which the building was acquired.
accommodate the o v e r f low
The B'nai B'rith organization acquired the property little more than a . of leadership. This, Dr. Adler de-
working out of a plan whereby the College. There will be special music. ica, in a call Issued by Rabbi Herbert
crowd by utilizing the assembly
year ago and immediately formulated plans for converting the building Into ' dared, should receive the serious at-
religious program of the union will At the close of the cervices, under the S. Goldstein, president of the union.
halls of the religious school.
e suitable community house. Work was started shortly thereafter for theltention of the Italian Jews. Dr. Ad-
be effectively financed by all the Jew- auspices of the Sisterhood of Temple
The Union of Orthodox Jewish
One
of
the
extra
services
was
purpose of remodeling the interior of the old building and constructing a ler was particularly impressed with
ish communities of this country.
The union supports the Ilebrew Beth El, a reception will be given in Congregations, which was established
conducted by Milford Stern and
new two-story addition. the beautiful synagogues and the fine
honor of Rabbi Fram.
In 1898 and now has 200 affiliated
Milton
M.
Alexander,
while
the
Persons familiar with the history of various Jewish communal enter- schools in Italy. "There is room for
Union College at Cincinnati, which
Simultaneously with the opening of congregations, with a membership of
other was ministered by Julian
has for 60 years educated rabbis for
prises in the City of Detroit will realize the task which confronted Pisgah ', Jewish scientific research in Italy.
h
Sunday services, the Sc ool of Re- nearly 100,000, is the second oldest
H. Krolik and David Pearlman.
the Reform pulpits of the country. ligion of Temple Beth El will open Its American Jewish religious organiza-
Lodge in its undertaking. Due to a , There is an enormous amount of ma-
All of the services provided the
terial which would yield an abundance
It brings opportunities for Jewish sessions. Under the direction of
tion. The conference, which will take
series of unfortunate and unforseen
complete ritual, together with a
I of data of the greatest value to the
education and worship to Jews in Rabbi Leon Fram, a new curriculum
place in New York and will last three
occurrences, work on the project
sermon and musical program.
I Jewish student," Dr. Adler stated.
rural districts, in congested cities, based upon modern educational meth-
days, from Oct. 24 to Oct. 26, will
stopped at an early stage of construc-
"As the only Reform Jewish
There is a great deal to do in that
universities, summer resorts, public ods has been instituted and It is an- discuss a number of problems affect-
tion. Due to the cessation of con-
congregation in Detroit," said
direction and he expressed the hope
institutions—wherever there is a Jew
ticipated
that
the
children
will
find
ing the life of Orthodox Jewry both
struction work the accomplishments
to
Mr. Stern, vice-president of the
that Jewish students would take
desirous of maintaining his contacts
—
of many months were nullified by the
with his co-religionists. In New York the school extremely attractive. Par- in America and in Europe and Pales-
congregation, in charge of the
that work.
City
the
union
maintains
several
re.
eats
who
are
enrolling
their
children
tine.
Grabski and Skrzynski Admit
elements and otherwise.
supplementary services, "we
Dr. Adler explained that he had
Several of the outstanding features
ligious schools for boys and girls. It for the first time are requested to
The task of completing the construc-
°realize our obligation to all who
, not gone abroad for the purpose of
Discrimination in Polish
come not on Sunday but unng t e of the conference will be the discus-
want to worship under our aus-
tion of the community building was
actves a clearing house for education week, any morning or afternoon. The
I investigation or research. He did not
sion of the problem of Jewish coloniz-
Universities.
pices. We are happy to feel
recently assigned to a building com-
I visit any of the countries where Jews
and service for all Reform Jewry.
classes are arranged for boys and ation work in Soviet Russia for the
that no Jew who came to our
mittee of Pisgah Lodge, named by
scan be found in large numbers and,
The personnel of the board is made girls from kindergarten to university
—
purpose of which a campaign for
President Alfred Ross and headed by
doors was turned away."
up of 11 executives, who will act as
Warsaw.—(J. T. A.)—The anti; therefore, did not meet any phase of
816,000,000 has recently been
Morris J. Kramer. The remaining cation of the numerus clausus in the : the problem which the Joint Distribu-
zone chairmen, and 30 state chair- age.
New College Popular.
launched by the Joint Distribution
members of the committee are Aaron Polish colleges and the schools of , lion Committee is endeavoring to
men, made up of representatives of
In response to the announcement Committee, Jewish education in the
Droock, Philip Ettinger, Henry J. higher learning, despite government , solve. In a general way, Dr. Adler
congregations affiliated with the made in The Chronicle last week that
United States and the maintenance
Glasser, Harry Perlis, Morris Shat- ordinances prohibiting the discrimina- declared, he is familiar with the Rms.
union and others interested in the de- Temple Beth El Is to offer courses of
of higher Talmudical academies
zin, Abe Silberstein, Carl Singer and tion against Jewish students, was ad- sten colonization plan, but he has not
velopment and spread of liberal Ju- university standard in Jewish history,
Europe and Palestine and the "Jew-
mitted by the Polish Minister of Edu- , discussed the matter with any of the
deism.
Louis Stoll.
Jewish religion and ceremonials, the tidiness" of our communal institu-
The men who will compose the literature of the Bible and elemen-
The building finance committee is cation, Stanislaw Grabski, and the Po- J. D. C. leaders. When told of the
tions.
A
board of finance are: David A. tary and advanced Hebrew, many ap-
composed of Aaron Droock, chairman; lish Minister of Foreign Affairs, , opposition to the plan on the ground
particularly interesting discus-
Brown, chairman; Nathan J. Miller , plications for enrollment in the
Adolph Freund, Max Edwards, David Count Skrzynski, in conferences with i of the attitude of the Soviet govern-
is expected to develop in connec-
sion
Bernard Zeiger of Cincinnati New York, and Edwin B. Meissner ,
Wilkus, Sol Blumrosen, B. F. Streit- Deputies Farbstein, Rozmarin and , ment towards the Jewish religion, Dr.
classes have been coming in daily tion with the Jewish colonization
St.
Louis,
vice-chairmen;
Nathan
and
Laymen
Assist
at
ling and M. J. Kramer. Morris Shat- Mendelsohn, acting on behalf of the Adler declared that while he was fa-
through the mails.
plan in Soviet Russia. Leaders of the
Cohn, Nashville, Tenn., zone chair -
Jackson Ceremony.
lin has been named as general chair- Club of Jewish Deputies in the Polish miller with that phase of the problem
Among the applicants are people Union of Orthodox Jewish Congre-
he had faith in the survival of the
man for North Carolina, South Caro- who stand very high in the social life
man of the building fund drise.
gations feel that the religious life of
Sejni.
lina, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama,
During the conference with the Jewish religion.
In commenting upon the work of
Yom Kippur servuces were
of the
community;
communal workers the new settlers must be safeguarded
Dr. Adler endorsed the efforts of
Georgia ob.
and Florida;
Samuel
Gutman,
and the Kehillahs must be allowed to
zone
chairman
for
Massa-
who
wish
to
have
a
genuine
back-
these committees Mr. Ross declared minister of education the Jewish
served in the Michigan State Prison Boston,
t
that the new community house would deputies pointed out that the numerus the United Synagogue of America to chapel on Sunday, Sept. 27, for the chusetts, Connecticut, Rh o d e Islan d ground of knowledge for Jewish function—which has until recently
clausus
is
being
applied
in
the
uni.
erect
a
synagogue
and
community
be a monument to the efforts and sac-
benefit of the Jewish inmates of the and state chairman for Massachusetts; I work; young couples, the parents of been prohibited by the Soviet au-
in Jerusalem.
rifices of the men who are making the versities of Warsaw and Lemberg center
Hagedorn,
Philadelphia, small children, who wish to prepare thorities.
Ile stated that the faculty of Drop- institution, under the auspices of
Joseph
H.
Some of the American Jewish
more strictly than before the Polish'
building a reality.
Bernard Zeiger, officiating rabbi from zone chairman for Pennsylvania; themselves to be able to answer the
Jewish agreement. In the University sic College is now complete and the
the Hebrew Union College at Cin- Samtlel'E. Kohn, Denver, zone chair- questions which the little ones are questions that will come up before
"Pisgah Lodge has often been criti-
of
Warsaw
446
non-Jewish
new
star-
library
has
been
considerably
en-
legisla-
cized," he declared, "for boasting of dents were registered, while only 41 , larged, making it one of the largest cinnati. It is worthy of note that all man for Colorado Utah, Arizona and asking them about Jewish things and the convention are the state
mon about religion, and young men and Lion concerning the sale of kosher
d o; Si
the fact that the Independent Order
Colorado;
f ' or C o I
, sh scientific libraries in the inmates of the liebrek. faith attended state chairman
this service. Lazarus, Columbus, zone chairman women who want to prepare them- meat and the steps necessary for the
B'nai B'rith contributed to the sup- Jewish students were accepted; at the Jew
selves to tench professionally in Jew-
well as
Thi service was made possible for 0o
port of such institutions as the Na- medical college of the University of , world.
hi Kentucky,
K t k Indiana Michi- ish religious schools or who wish to enforcement of this law, as
This
the observance of Sabbath as it may
through the efforts of Warden Harry gan and state chairman for Ohio; Ed-
tional Jewish Hospital for Consump- Lemberg 120 non-Jewish students
have the proper training for leading be facilitated by a five-day industrial
were
registered
and
only
12
Jewish
H. Jackson and the Rev. William F. win B. Meissner, St. Louis, zone
tives in Denver, Levi Memorial Hos-
groups of Jewish boys and girls. Per- week,
Ilopp, chaplain of the institution. In chairman for Missouri, Arkansas, Ok-
pital, Cleveland Orphan Asylum and students were admitted; in the War-
haps the most Interesting group of stu-
Sephardic and Askenazic elements
saw Academy of Commerce 628 non-
addition to the inmate's, the service lahoma, Kansas, South Dakota, Ne-
others but that the lodge had
—
Jewish students were registered an
was
attended
by
Joseph
B.
Wolff,
Earl
braska
and
state
chairman
for
Mis-
dents
are the young men and women in American Jewry will join in their
Board of
by ment.
plished nothing locally.
H
Jewi sh Lead er onored
ac
;
Henry
Oppenheimer,
Bahl-
of
the
community
who
are
university
efforts
to revitalize Orthodox Jewry
Spiesberger and N. N. Franklin of mart
"Few persons realize, however," he only 33 Jewish students were cep-
Supervi sers In Appo int
This creates the impression that
Jackson, Mich., Myron -S. Steinberg more, zone chairman for Delaware,
Delaware, graduates and who have studied gen- in America at the convention. This
—
said, "what the lodge accomplis he d ed.
was
emphasized
in the forming of the
in the way of anti-defamation, social the Polish educational institutions
ion of the of Detroit and Charles Neuman, sec- Maryland, District of Columbia Vir- eral history and general literature,
At the September sessSupervi
but know nothing of Jewish history convention committee which includes
service and other similar work. It have returned to the old Czaristic
Supervisors retary of the state council and the ginia, West Virginia and state 'chair_ or
literature.
The
recent
general
re-
representatives
of
both types of con-
B'rith times when every Jewish student had Wayne County
.
man for Maryland; Morris Stern, San
ve board for the the - loud lodge of the B'nai B'rith.
has gregations. The convention commit-
must be admitted by all that in star
a n a dminand
Rev. Hopp, in introducing the Antonio, zone chairman for Louisi- vival of interest in Jewish cu ure
ing end completing the B'nai 'rith to bring in two non-Jewish students r ect on
istratimanagement of
i
given them the incentive to enrich tee, which is headed by Dr. David de
Community House, Pisgah Lodge has in order to be admitted.
Wayne County Training School was visitors, said: "I know that you men anse Texas, New Mexico and state their intellectual life by a etudy of Sole Pool of the Spanish-Portuguese
are glad to have this service and I chaiiman for Texas; Joseph Michaels,
The
minister of
informed
indicated its desire to become an ac-
delegation
of education
the contents
of a elected. This new institution, now
the s,ccifically Jewish contributions Synagogue, New York City, consists
want to tell you that I am glad also Chicago, zone chairman for Illinois,
tive and potent force for good in this the
Bernard
community and has indicated its readi- new ordinance which he issued to all nearly are
completed
at Northville,
wil that these gent emen have come here Wisconsin, Minneapta, Iowa l and state to civilization. Among the prospec- of Henry Bayer, Rabbi Dr.
inded children
o f feeble-m
. tive students are also Jewish young Drachman, Morris Engelman, Leon-
to give you an opportunity of observ- chakman for Nathan J. Mil
ness to serve at any time for any colleges, in which he condemned the take will
ca tra in them along
ard
Friedman,
Rabbi
H.
S.
Goldstein,
ing this great Holy Day of your ler -Islew York, zone chairman for men and women who never went
cause which will advance the inter- practice of the numerus clausus and
New York and New Jersey and state further in their general education S. H. Hofstadter, Rabbi Dr. Leo
es:
against any religion or nationality. lines.
Milton M. Alexander, who spun- church. Mr. Wolff has been a great
than the high school, but whose intel- Jung, Kassel Lewis, Mortimer M.
ests of Detroit Jewry."
"Perhaps," concluded Mr. Ross, "the The ordinance further stated that sated the movement which has col- help to me in this institution. For
lectual hunger is keen and who wel- Menken, Captain N. Taylor Phillips,
minded
in
the
establishment
of
the
instance,
about
a
year
ago,
one
of
chairman
New
x en iitatyrie.
cl ,th Fork.
sevt for
rai ,dt oan
t al T
e vxehoeya state
time will soon be at hand when out- "the numerus clausus is contrary to
come the opportunity for which they Louis Simon and Albert Wald,
aiii
:f u o r nyaotnw
esLake
eiders will no longer criticize us fur the previous government ordinances." : school, was named as one of the mem- the inmates had considerable trouble
have long been waiting of studying
The first president of the Union of
Grabski promised to investi- bers of the administrative board. because of the fact that he had lost
Jewish culture in a systematic man- Orthodox Hebrew Congregations,
our lack of civic enterprise. Let us Minister
did not have the Dr. D. W. Edelman, Los Angeles, for
hope that our new building is but the gate the situation in all educational Other members of the board are his teeth and he . was about g $50—
when it was formed June 8, 1898, was
ner.
Southern California; Edgar Feibel-
McGregor, William
IL May- money—I think it
.
forerunner to palatial homes for a institutions.
So the new Beth El College re- Rev. Dr. II. Pereira Mendes.
bury, W.
Judge Henry S. Hulbert, Su- to buy a new set. Mr. Wolff came to man, Meridian, for Mississippi; Fred sponds to the needs. of many groups
The d e legation of Jewish deputies . Tracy
Jewish hospital, Jewish orphanage,
The officers and executive commit-
Young Men's Ilebrew Association, also discussed the ew
d culties encoun- , perintendent Frank Cody, County the rescue and supplied the money V. Fisher, • Seattle, for Washington;
t- tee of the union are as follows: Rabbi
ere is i
ity.
n
ees- Herbert S. Goldstein, president; Rev.
Young Women's Hebrew Association tared by those Jish students who Commissioner Eber W. Yost and Sirs. to get this man a new set of teeth Dr. C. J. Fishman, Oklahoma City, in the commu
and has shown, in many other ways, for Oklahoma; Leo Frankel, for To- hood that the Monday evening
are not admitted to the Polish col- . Jenny Beattie.
dl
li
and similar institutions."
n his interest in the men confined in rants; Nathan Gordon, for Montreal; eions will not be adequate and that Dr. H. Pereira Mendes, Rev. Dr. Ber-
Bra dl ey, in
. Bra
iam P.
W i ll iam
The lodge is planning the establish- loges and who find obstacles in their
Isadore Hirsch, Louisville, for Ken- in response to the requests of many nard Drachman and Julius J. Dukes,
ment of an Billet Foundation in its way, preventing them from going seconding' the nomination of Super- the Michigan State Prison, not the
students another evening may hove honorary presidents; Rabbi 51, S.
h e ta k . ing care of tucky Marcus Jacobi, Wilminon,
gt
''.1 th
dations abroad to study. At the end of the v isor John C. Lodge e, pa) a tribute I east o f which i.
to be e.'-ied to the schedule. In ad- Margolies, Rabbi Philip Klein and
new lune similar to the foun
for North Carolina; J. J. Kiser, In- dition to requests for information
now operating at Ohio State Univer- conference the minister recognized to Mr. Alexander for his work in fos- the arrangements for this service."
Rabbi Leo Jung, rabbinic vice-presi-
for Indiana, Leo Loeb,
ttthe conclusion of the readings, dianolis,
vemeona t
ap
s movement
and
oho
sity and the Universities of Illinois the justice of the Jewish complaints
n dfurtheringthe
and applications for enrollment come dents; M. Boos Lande, first vice-
iger spoke for a few no- Charleston, for West Virginia; Simon
bi Zeiger
Rabbi
and Wisconsin. This action is contem- and promised to remove the obstacles which he characterized as
li Syon, Washington, for District of Co. many suggestions for other courses president; Mendel Gottesman, second
ever
undertaken
meats
on
the
significance
of
'cam
i
project
plated because of the proximity of in the way of those Jewish students E retentions
vice-president; C. Joshua Epstein,
Kippur. In the course of his address
the people of Wayne county." "
for a course on a
City College of Detroit to the new who desire to go abroad to study.
these
is a request
he paid particular stress upon the tumble;
Joseph Newburger,
Memphis At:
for Tennessee;
Ralph Rosenbaum,
of study.
The most interesting of third vice-president; Jacob Hecht,
The delegation also conferred with y
building.
need for repentance and stated that: 'ante, for Georgia; liarry Z. Rosen. Jewish view of the New Testament. treasurer; Mortimer Sf. Menken, ase
Keen interest is being manifested Count Skrzynski, the initiator of the JE
"God loves a man who has sinned, , but Feld, Omaha, for Nebraska; A. L. If a sufficient number of requests are cording secretary; Morris Engelman,
by bodge
members
in
the
affairs
of
the
Polish
Jewish
agreement.
Count
o
has repented, more than a man who Saltzstein, Milwaukee, for Winans made, this course will be offered by financial secretary; Albert Wald, Cor-
lodge, as is particularly shown by the Skrzynski declared that the present
Rabbi Fram.
responding secretary; executive com-
has never sinned at all. And it is sin; Louis Schlesinger, Newark, for
--
fact that the attendance at recent situation is indeed contrary to the
For information with regard to mittee, Henry Bayer, Samuel Bayer,
large that the spirit of the agreement and promised Committee Selects Philadelphia As for the purpose ; repentance that New Jersey; Milford Stern, Detroit,
Isidore Brody, Abraham Cohen, Jo-
meetings has been so
of
y
of
Atonement;
this
for
Michigan;
Charles
Topkis,
Wit.
Beth
El
College,
write,
call
or
come
we have this P° Day n
Place for Sessions.
lodge has been compelled to &soon- to communicate with the minister
day that God gives you an opportun- mington for Delaware• Jonas Weil, to Temple Beth El, 8801 Woodward seph II. Cohen. Rabbi I. M. Davidson r
—
Rabbi N. H. Ebin, Samuel Feurstein ,
boor its meetings at the lintel Tuller. e d ucation.
ity to right yourself
Him, who Minneapolis, of
for Minnesota;
Samuel
NEW YORK.—At
a with
meeting
avenue.
At the last meeting held Tuesday eve-
Weil, New Haven, for Connecticut,
the administrative committee of the is a God of Mercy."
isarnbbli isSc.hB
m.aF
n r, inr
ed:
hiaam
S
nuyelF F
i're iheedim
' V*
an'i,ilR
ning, Sept. 29, the lodge decided to
Chaplain Hopp suggested that the and I. Weil, Montgomery, for Ala-
American Jewish Congress, held un-
. S G
. Furman,
0
arry
y F r o A
b ebrrga, h a L rd
mA.an . H arr
hold all subsequent meetings in the
der the chairmanship of Dr. Stephen Jews of Jackson take a greater in- bama.
Goldstein,
L.
auditorium of Temple Emanuel Vil-
S. Wise and with most of the mem- rarest in t he Jewish inmates of the
i
Gooumi so r G
o vu,tniR . a nb, bm
ed I., aSn. , L
son•and Taylor avenues, until comple-
hers in attendance, the time and place Michigan State Prison, either through
Max
Startles British Reading Public With Good
lion of the new B'nai B'rith Comm-
of the next session of the American individual effort or through the B'nai
skovits, S. II. liorstaciter, S. A. Is. g
Statements an "My Religion."
ization,
pity House.
an
Leo Fall Was Famous As Composer
definitely
fixed.
B'rith
or
other
Jewish
or
Jewish Congress Was
—
rael, Rabbi M. A. Kaplan, Joseph
The rive to d obtain funds for the
o f Brilliant Light Operas.
The congress will meet on Oct. 25 and and promised his hearty co-o p eration
Lampert,
a pntpd.oeriNbt .auT
Kassel
aa
T.
new building was inaugurated last
d
26 in Philadelphia, just two years ' h'
L
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star
t
Tuesday evening following the lodge
Warden Jackson, through the chap -
after the last session which was held
Leon Charanovitch of Berlin, Famous and n' g ° i w
VIENNA(J. T. A.1—Leo Fa I,
with ahi sei hal Le
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meeting. David W. Simons addressed
r,
in New York. With the exception, lain, issued an order excusing all Jew.
famous Austrian Jewish compose
Yiddish Author, Lecturer.
statements with regard to his atti- Phillips, Dr. David de Sole Pool,
the members and his words of encour- died here at the age of 52. His death however, of the last session all of the ish inmates from manual labor on the
s
I
i
Rabbi
P.
Rosenberg
Rabbi
Joseph
lade
to
Judaism
and
the
Jewish
re
agement and advice were enthusiasti-
Day of Atonement.
gatherings of the congress,
Schwartz, Rabbi A. I. Schuchatowits,
call y received. Morris Shatzin, gen- was due to cancer.
Id dJi . T. A.)—Leon Cha- ligion.
, paB
rtEyRaLnId N1.—(
erence in
Leo Fall was born in Olmutz, Feb. with the preliminary conference
.
Simon, Manes Strauss, Albert
In a series of articles by famous Louis
era l chairman of the building fund
sanovitch, leader of the Poste Zion
JEWESS ADMITTED
was the son of a Mo. i 1916, were held in Philadelphia.
He
Yiddish writer, died at the men appearing in the Daily Express , Wald and William Weiss.
campaign, outlined his plans for rain- 2, 1873.
master.
band
The Amercian Jewish Congress is,
ary
BAR
IN
CHINA
t
mien
Jewish
mili
age
of
47
during
his
tour
on
behalf
of
urder
the
caption,
"My
Religion,"
Is-
ing the quota of $50,000.
—
Despite the fact that the activities His family later removed to Lemberg.I among others to he addressed by die-
S H A N G H A I.—(J. T. A.)—An the Ort in Carpato, Russia, Czecho- rael Zangwill declared that Judaiam
ed leaders of European Jewry
WOULD
RAISE
LARGE
of the various building committees are where Leo studied. Ile then he studied
tinguish
to
him
is
not
a
racial
matter.
"By
mar-
• kia
Vienna, where he was the punil whose names will be announced American Jewess is the first woman SI I.eon
AMOUNT IN LONDON
Chaaanovitch was born in Rum eying nut of the fold I tried to make
considered of reat
g importance by in Robert and Johann Fuchs at the shortly
lawyer to be admitted to the Shang- sia. In 1908 he went to Catania where clear that to me Judaism is not a rac-
Iodise members, work of the regular
At the meeting a number of re- hai bar. She is Miss Margaret p.
Si.. editor of Der Yiddische ial matter. The Jewish masses how.
lodge committees has not been lag- Vienna
Conservatory.
he
became
When his parents moved to Berlin ports were presented, relating to the Gross of San Francisco.
. , who
. ,
ranc '
racial I LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—An appeal
ging. Henry M. Ahramovitz, chair-
to raise f1,000,000 during this year
man of the intellectual advancement Leo followed and became an assistant Jewish situation abroad, which ques- was admitted by Judge Milton Purdy . Arbeiter, the organ of the Peale Zion ever, gill believe me to be a
for the Palestine Foundation Fund
ina. Party in Austria. Ile startled Jewish Jew.
oss States
is a graourt
Ch
for China.
committee, outlined plans decided upon conductor there and in Hamburg. At tions are to be dealt with broadly at of the United
"Hee
el
brought
the
Zionist
prob.!
,
public
apinion
in
Europe
in
1010
when
was issued by the directorate of the
of Hest-
by his committee for procuring men 28 he turned his attention to compo- the next session of the congress.
MIAS Gross
f ' he investigated the situation of the temn to me two decades before Lord Keren Ilayesod, Dr. Chaim Weizmann
The
Jewish
Co
grass
committee
of
d
wrote
•
series
of
operas.
,
College
ings
o
'
Jewish settlers in the Ica colonies. He Rothschild, Sir Herbert Samuel nr Sir
of international repute to address
,
"
Philadelphia,
under
the
chairmanship
the University of Cal fornia. Before
Byrn- and Nahum Sokolow.
The first
of these,
re
lodge members and the general
public.
"I licht
was pro-
she practiced in later resided in Canada where he edit- Alfred Mond discovered their
"A year of progress and promise
duced in Mannheim. He then wrote ! of Jacob Ginsburg, has already begun coming to Shanghai
y
Negotiations are now pending with an operetta, "Rebell." While it was to make arrangements for the recap- San Francisco. She is a member of ed the Jewish paper, Die Volkszeitung. pathies for Palestine.
"So little am I racial that I have fulfilled lies behind us. Despite all
several men of national prominence. a failure it resulted in a commission lion of the delegates and a special
we have achieved we are now at the
meeting of this committee is to be the "Queen's Bench." an organization, During the war Chananoviteh took
two or three professors of the Uni- from the directors of the lea nu
of women lawyers in Northern Cali-Ian active part in preparing Jewish not made my eldest son 'A Son of the : beginning. New work must be pre-
versity of Michigan and several well light opera theater in Vienna to held in a few days.
fornia, and of the Alpha Eta chapter public opinion for the problems of the Covenant: The younger is circum- pared, other work maintained and de-
in eked, but this was due to the doctor's
known figures in Jewish life.
Dollar Princess," which ,
veloped. The Keren liayesod once
Beta Pt, American national , peace conference by his press work
advice," Mr. Zangwill writes.
wei ' e '
The entertainment committee, head- produced
wine years later, was an im -. JAMES ROTHSCHILD
'
D
legal sorority. Miss Grows was in Denmark and Holland.
If Judaism is to create the world more directs its appeal to the Jews
1
Of
late
Chasanovitch
devoted
him-
d
by
Jacob
Rosenberg,
announces
e
mense success. Mr. Fall's first really
of the world for service, effort and self
Shanghai before as a child.
of
the
millenial
dream
it
most
per-
that all plans have been completed for
self entirely to the work of the Ort
opera was "The Joll y Peas-
sacrifice," the appeal reads.
ce
—
the first annual autumn dance of the
1907,
in an endeavor to improve the post- form a surgical operation upon itself
presented
in
Mannheim
in
Referring to the £600,000 budget of
MOSUL
PEOPLE
COMPLAIN
and
cut
away
all
that
clogs
and
hin-
nt' immediately placed him in the JERUSALEM.—(.1. 7'. A.)—James
lion of the Jewish agricultural celon-
lodge to take place Sunday evening, ant'
which
ders its vitalizing activity, he states. the Zionist Organization in Palestine
N °v- 1, at the Book-Cadillac Hotel. front ranks of contemporary light de Rothschild, son of Baron Edmund
GENEVA.—(J. T. A.)—A protest tats in Csrpato Russia. He attended
in accordance with the decision of the
Jew.
"The
Old
Testament
is
far
from
be-
Music will be furnished by the Key- opera composers. Other of Mr. Fall's de Rothschild, benefactor of the
against the report of the Iraq Mosul the Fourteenth Zionist Congress in Vi-
Testa- last Zionist Congress In Vienna, the
stone Serenaders, Vocalion Recording operas produced in this country in- ish colonies in Judaea, would accept Frontiers Commission was voiced in sienna where he negotiated with politi- ing a finality. So is the New
add appeal declares that "if this budget
Orchestra, which recently appeared at eluded "The Doll Girl." "The Girl in the presidency of the Jewish Agency petition addressed to the League of , cal and social workers with the 1nten- ment which Judaism should now
it,"
Zangwill
continues
in
his
"Ani will be furnished fully and punctual•
to
campaign
for
the Train," "The Rose of Stamboul" if officially requested to do so, accord Nations by the population of Mosul, lion of commencing a
the Capitol Theater.
ly it will enable us to maintain the
The next regular meeting of the and "The Eternal Waltz." The cele- Ing to ■ dvices received by the B'na including the Jewish community the reorganization of the Ica and he Ma'amin."
help to
sons
With regard to the question of the gr atifyIng development and
lodge will take place next Monday brated composer realized a long- Benjamin, the organization of the
there. The petition declares that the intended to go on • tour to advocate immortality of the soul, Zangwill de- rapidly place increasing numbers of
evening, Oct. 6, at the Temple Eman- cherished desire to visit America, of the first Palestine settlers.
expressed Its desire this. Chaaanovitch resided in Berlin clares that "a future life is unthink- settlers upon • firm economic founds.
never
population
It
was
stated
that
Baron
Edmund
ael, Wilson and Byron avenues. A when he came here last fall to wit-
to revert to Turkish rule and trust' and had practically retired from polit- able, but it is not impossible."
Lion. This is a minimum budget"
number of important and unusual an- ness the New York premiere of de Rothschild is i n favor of his son
that Mosul will remain a part of Iraq. feel activities.
heading the Jewish colony. ,
nouncements will be made and a sa- "Madame Pompadour."
lacity attendance is anticipated.

P oles Still Have

Numerus Clausus

Prison Has Yom

Kippur Services

they
52
vhen
miles
ides,

E

—A
epm-
n of
, and
will
cord-
The
weep
initi-

ALEXANDER CHOSEN
FOR SCHOOL BOARD

Jt. WISH CONGRES S
MEET OCT. 25

WRITER OF "MAD AmE
POMPADOUR" DIES

I

ZANGWILL'S JUDAISM
NOT RACIAL TO HIM

POALE ZION LEADER
DIES ON ORT TOUR

TO

WOULD HEAD AGENCY