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VOL. XIX. NO. 17

Pisgah Lodge Will
Phoenix Club
JUDGE JULIAN MACK {.speaks For at Palestine
Appeal J Hear Noted Writer
J
TO BE SPEAKER A
LUNCHEON MEETING

John J. Smertenko to Discuss
"Jew in America" at Meet-
ing on March 22.

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March 17, 1926.
Editor of Jewish Chronicle:
For months past heart-rend-
ing stories of the terrible suf-
ferings of the Jews of Poland,
Russia and other Eastern Eu-
ropean countries have appeared
in the press.
We also have read that David
A. Brown has been heading a
campaign for $15,000,000 to
relieve this distress, and help
make these people self-support-
ing.
News has also reached us that
other cities we conducted
campaigns to Assist in this
grave emergency.
Why do not the Jews of De-
troit come forweird and do their
share?
"He who gives quickly gives
twice."
Why are we lagging behind?
Yours truly,
HARRY MARGOLIN',
1946 West Davison.

"Who Is the Jew?"
Is Speech Subject

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

ON RUSSIAN
PRAIRIE DEVELOP
FINE TYPE OF JEW

1 1 FARMS
Publicist to
Speak for B'nai B'rith)

Famous

Dr. Goldenweiser to Lecture
Sunday, March 21, at Northern
High for Forum.

Dr. Urrison Paints Moat Hope-
ful Picture of Settlers' Cul-

"Who Is the Jew" will he the sub-
tural Future.
At Phoenix Club on March 231
ject of a lecture by Dr. Alexander
An event of unusual interest to
Goldenweiser, professor of anthropol-
members of Pisgah Lodge No. 34, In-
On Behalf of United
ogy of the New School for Social Re-
1BUILDING
HOMES NOT
dependent
Order
B'nai
B'rith,
will
be
Palestine Appeal.
search, New York, on Sunday, March
the address to be delivered by Profes-
I WIND-SWEPT BARRACKS
21, at 8 o'clock at the Northern High
sor
Johan
J.
Smertenko
next
Monday
SHOWS
School auditorium. Dr. Goldenweiser
evening, March 22, in the B'nai B'rith
LATEST REPORT
J. D. C. Is Playing Great Role
$22,000 SUBSCRIBED
will speak under the auspices of the
Community House, 275 East Ferry
Without Red Tape or
Detroit Jewish Open Forum. Milton
i avenue.
M.
Alexander,
chairman
of
the
ad-
Needless Formality.
Prof.
Smertenko,
who
will
speak
on
Nordau Reception and
Maxa
visory board of the forum, will act as
The Jew in America," is a contribu-
Meeting at Emanuel Syna-
chairman.
There
will
be
no
solicits-
I
tor to many well known periodicals
MOSCOW.—A fine type of Jew,
gogue Successful.
and magazines and is contributing
tion of funds. •
who will develop a genuine cultural
Dr. Goldenweiser is the fourth
editor to the literary section of the
life in a rural setting is forseen by
speaker to be presented by the Jewish
New York Herald-Tribune. He was
Judge Julian W. Muck of they
the distinguished Jewish jurist and
Open Forum. The first three were
formerly professor of journalism at
United States Circuit Court and one
social worker, 1. S. Urrison, known as
Madame Anitta Mueller-Cohen of
Grinnell
College
and
lecturer
on
Eng-
of the outstanding leaders of Ameri-
Moscow's Louis Marshall as the re-
Vienna, Austria; Herman Bernstein,
glish literature and the modern drama
can Jewry, will be the guest of honor
sult of a recent visit to the Jewish
editor of the Jewish Tribune of New
at Hunter College.
of the United Palestine Appeal Com-
farming settlements, where he stud-
York, and Judge Jacob Panken of New
The address to be delivered by Prof.
mittee at a luncheon on Tuesday,
ied Jewish pioneer life, with special
York, founder and first chairman of
Smertenko is but one of the interest-
March 23, at the Phoenix Club. Judge
reference to its cultural aspects.
the American Ort. Dr. Carl Neibuhr
ing features of the program arranged
Charles C. Simons, Judge Harry B.
"My most interesting experience,"
for
the
next
meeting
of
the
lodge.
of
Detroit
will
be
the
fifth
speaker
for
Keidan, Fred M. Butzel and Alvin
J. SMERTENKO
JOHAN
says Mr. Unison in a letter he wrote
the forum. The exact date of his lec-
At the last meeting of the lodge
- Borsch are sponsoring this luncheon
recently to Dr. Joseph A. Rosen, head
ture
will
be
announced
in
a
subsequent
which
took
place
Monday
evening
and head the committee which is
of the Agrojoint," the agency
March 15, it was announced by Henry
JUDGE JULIAN MACK
issue of the paper.
through which the Joint Distribution
staking preparations for the distin-
Since 1919 Dr. Goldenweiser has
M. Abramovitz, chairman of the in-
guished Jewish leader.
Committee is aiding the Jewish back-
been lecturer on anthropology and so-
tellectual advancement committee,
The United Palestine Appeal
to-the-soil movement in Russia, "was
that Judge Hugo Pam of Chicago, had
ciology at the New School for Social
opened last Sunday with a noon
in the sections designated by the' gov-
Research and prior to that time, since
accepted an invitation to address the
luncheon In honor of Mlle. Maxa Nor-
ernment last spring for Jewish set-
1910, he was lecturer on anthmpology
lodge early in April.
dau, famous French artist and daugh-
Cement." (Mr. Urrison's visit to the
A number of recommendations of
at Columbia University. Dr. Golden-
ter of the late Zionist leader, Dr. Max
colonies occurred while Dr. Rosen
the general committee were adopted
weiser, who was born in Kiev, Bus.
, and in order ht.? give
Nordau.
at this meeting. It was decided to
sia, received his early education in the
Would Legalize All was iclitnnlericaanti
repot of is ob -
Announcements were made of
Utckstein
erect tablets in the Community House
gymnasium of that city and then at-
$22,000 subscribed by the workers
servations Mr. Unison set them
Aliens Who Entered Coun-
in honor of those members whose of
tended Harvard and Columbia, receiv-
towards the $125,000 Detroit quota Brides Are Prepared for Wed. forts were frincipally responsible for
down
in
writing.)
"Last spring, you
ing his doctor of philosophy at the
try Before July 1924.
of the national campaign for
remember," Mr. Urrison says, "they
ding, Not Marriage, Charges the success i ul complet on of the new Bill Is Unconstitutional and latter university in 1910. In addition
constituted
a
wild,
seemingly uncon-
Community House which will be for-
to his work mentioned above, Dr.
000,000
Mrs. Leroy Blatner.
Would Arouse Distrust
The luncheon was held in the smell
mally dedicated Sunday, May 2. A
Goldenweiser has been a lecturer on
WASHINGTON, D. C.—(J. T. A.) querable steppe on which a handful
and Hostility.
ballroom of the Statler Hotel. Moe-
sociological and psychological subjects —Two important amendments to the of pioneers were engaged in what
NEW YORK.-0. T. A.)—Three complete program of activities for
cis Friedberg, chairman of the drive,
looked to me at the time to b
e a ho r.
in labor colleges and was special lec-
welcomed Miss Nordau on behalf of hundred women attended the opening Dedication Day was adopted, the pro- TO REGISTER 7,000,000
bill now before the less struggle against an inho ita le
turer at the University of Wisconsin deportation
•
all the Zionist organizations. of the sixth annual convention of the gram including a banquet in the eve-
-
realsting
every
human
.
House
immigration
committee
were
923
ilderness,
ALIENS
VERY
EXPENSIVE
w
during the summer session of 1
Federation of Jewish Women's Or- ning at one of the city's leading ho-
A. J. Koffman, in a short address,
Dr. Goldenweiser's best known book informally decided upon by the cum- approach. There were no habita-
tions
worthy
of
the
name.
The
pio-
expressed the delight of the Zionist ganizations at the Hotel Astor, New tell.
An added feature of the Dedication Business Leaders and Noted is "Early Civilization," in which he
y congr e s ,
rst o th e bamendments
m i t tee .
District of Detroit to have this die- york.
Day exercises not heretofore made
neers lived a half-starved existence
describes
in g ytoyy for the bl yy tnoiya iny the f a s naantd. which
University Heads Sign
T he fiproposed
tinguished visitor under its auspices. The convention, after considerable public will be the rendition of a ape-
were
literaly under the blue sky. The only
prehistoric peoples
Joseph II. Ehrlich, on behalf of the debate, adopted a resolution opposed cial musical program in connection
Report Submitted.
their cultures. He is also the author man Dickstein of New York, provides possession of the new farmers W93
Keren Ilayesod, urged all present to to supporting public benefits on Sat- with the initiatory exercises of the
of "Totemism," a study of primitive for the legalization of the status of their apparently unjustified optimism
cherish the memory of the late Zion. urdays.
Aaron Droock Class of candidates.
religion, and "Hanging the Flower, all aliens who entered the United concerning the future; their only
Bills
pending
in
Congress
and
the
he
program
will
be
directed
by
Leon-
WASIIINGTON.—(J.
T.
A.)-0p-
est lender by participating in the
hope the help that would come to
the Iriqois" an Indian folk tale, be-
T
States illegally
prior to
July 1, 1924,
Miss Ilattie Legislatures of especial interest to ard Braun, Detroit's well known position to the proposed bill concern-
in sci ls.Among
them,
ultimately,
from organized
building of Palestine.
sides many
rovided they meet with the moral,
were read
to the
delegates.
re_ communal effort. Now, the picture
Gittleman and Miss Rose Lipsitz ex- women
Among these
was the
Antin
bill, cal l• tenor, who is the composer of the ini- United
ing the
registration
of aliens by
in the
States
was expressed
the nabs and popular periodicaentific jour-
b
the
periodicals
to
which
he
has
con-
literacy,
physical
and
financial
tended greetings to Mlle. Nordau
United States Chamber of Commerce
f h
tributed are the Nation, the Freeman, quirements of the law. The second Ia different. Foremost, the pioneers
behalf of the Senior and Junior Ha- ing for the licensing of charitable or- tiatory
music.
Jacob
Rosenberg
' c airman of the M the report of a special committee the Journal of Social Forces. the Jour- amendment is to the effect that the have been joined by their families.
dassah. Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich was ganizations in an effort to stamp out entertainment committee, announced
of
March
22
will
be
made
public.
nal of Philosophy, the publications of for
present five-year limitation period That,
me, is the and
symbol
that have
they
happy that Jewish womanhood is pro- fake money-raising campaigns.
have to
conquered
that they
committee of the
The mmigration
i
Mrs. Henry W. Peabody of Vi'ash- that the meeting o.
the deportation of aliens be re_ rooted themselves lastingly into the
th
the American Sociological Society, the f
diming personalities of the type and ington, chairman of the Woman's Na- a joint session with the
members of United States Chamber o f Commer ce, Journal of American Folk Lore, the rained, thus rectifying the far-reach-
standing of Mlle. Nordau.
soil.
An appeal to the workers in this tional
Enforce- and
the Ladies'
Auxiliary
of Pisgah
Lodge considering all angle!! of the ques- American Anthrepoligist, and the Sat- ing proviso carried by the bill up to
meat, Committee
a guest of for
the Law
convention,
that a fitting
program
of enter-
"Further: instead of the wind-
this time calling for the deportation swept barracks, there are now, in
came to the conclusion that "the urday Review of Literature.
campaign was made by Isaac Carmel spoke of the growth of law violations tainment is being arranged for the tion,
registration of aliens is not in ac-
of
aliens
who
entered
the
country
il-
United
The Detroit Jewish Open Forum an-
.
many of the settlements near little
occasion
of the national office of the
Plans for the membership drive cordance with American principles,
nounced, last week, its complete execu- legally, irrespective of the length of four-room homes.
Palestine Appeal and A. C. Lappin , in the country and asked for dale-
who presented the plan for the cam- gates to the allegiance luncheon to be w e re also announced by Sol Blum- it would arouse hostility and mis- tive committee. composed of Aaron their residence here. This would have
The Joint Distribution Committee
rosen,
chairman
of
the
membership
trust.
it
would
be
difficult,
if
not
im-
held in Washington on April 13.
Kurland, Miss Mary Caplan, Maurice caused untold hardships and the sepa- is following the proper course in en-
paign.
Mlle. Nordau expressed her appre- Mrs. Leroy S. Blatner, field secre- committee. Mr. Blumrosen announced possible, to enforce the law effective- H. Zackheirn, Sinhra Bachrach, Sara ration of families.
couraging the building of such homes
ly;
it
would
raise
questions
of
treaty
as
Landman, Dora Tannenbaum, Leon B.
The first proposal will be embodied as I have described. It is inconceiv-
elation for the kind and cordial re- tary, New York State Federation of the appointment of Aaron Droock
Sisterhoods, launched a spir- chairman of the speakers' bureau; rights, of nationals of other powers, Kay, Harry J.p
.esi tisigv.21=roi;sei in,..both the existing hzunIgTation law gbh,. that ,the --- Jewish .
caption given to her by the reception Temple
j itelude citizens as
committee, headed by Fred 1M. But- ited attack on the modern Jewish Alfred Ross as chairman of publicity, unless registration
Krause,
Sennett
and
the pending deportation bill, it is transforming himself Into a
drive chairman well as aliens; IrleFirld entail large
Weisberg and Joseph Chaggi. The understood. This amendment will shall at the same time be tranamogri-
who prepares her daughter Jaceipalbmobeseme.ein.
:el, and thanked those who had ar- mother wedding
group chairman. expenditures to pay for the routine
marriage,
as
d
Meyer
Stone
an
and
Ant
for
advisory
committee,
in
addition
to
Mr.
also enable aliens whose status is so fled into a peasant. That would be
Men.1111111/INL--.She brought to for a
reports were read at the work of annually registering 7,000,-
Interesting
Alexander, consists of David A.
e audience greetings from the Jew and failed in proper religious train-
last meeting by Sidney Alexander, 000 persons and additional expendi- Brown, Fred M. Butzel, David W. legalized to become American citi- a cultural debacle. It is morally In-
zens without producing a certificate hibited. It is historically impossible.
ish women of France, who are now ing in the home.
Home training was being neglect- chairman of the anti-defamation corn- turns for a corps of agents to seek Simons, Rabbi Leon Fram, Abram of legal arrival, without which it is Not you, not your American anti-
enrolled in the service of Palestine,
out aliens who fail to register, and
ed, Mrs. Blatner said, and Jewish mittee, and George Comer, chairman punish them. It would lead to de- J. Koffman, Maurice H. ac ei , now impossible to acquire naturalize. dotes, would be identified with such
and she told the people assemble
of the social service committee. Julius
Bernard Ginsburg, Emanuel Paperno, Don. By order of Chairman Johnson, a thing—to say nothing of the en-
that when she leaves America she is brides start building their own homes
Deutelbaum, president of the lodge mend for annual registration of all Morris D. Waldman and Joseph Bern- the proposed amendments will be thusiasm which has been aroused in
going to Palestine, where she will ex- with little or no qualifications or skill.
stated that all committees were active inhabitants of the country."
stein.
printed in a special bill for formal all of our communities, which, in-
Criticises
Young
People.
tend greetings to the Jewish women
Against Principle of Freedom.
She also emphasized the failure of and that the work of the organization
dubitably, could not be evoked for
approval by the committee.
of l'alestine who are participating in
Declaring that this bill is not in
was being successfully carried out in
MAY BE AMBASSADOR
every branch of activity, on behalf wives in seeing to it that their men
Thousands of aliens in America will any project which carried in its wake
accordance with the American prin-
all its phases.
of the fine and noble Jewish woman- folk were actively interested in re-
ROME.—(J. T. A.1-1taly may be be assisted and saved from deports- the degradation of the cultural status
ciples of freedom, the committee
hood of America.
ligious observances and attendance OFFICIALS GUILTY OF TERROR stated that "freedom of the indi- represented in the Republic of Ar- tion by these provisions, it was de- of the great Jewish masses.
"A home! That is the very first
Spoke at Synagogue.
at synagogues and temples, thereby
MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.)—The Su- vidual from official surveillance or gentine by a Jew, it was learned here dared. Congressman Dickstein made imperative prerequisite of a cultural
Sunday evening, Mlle. Maxa Nor- setting a poor example foe Jewish
preme Court of Ukraine reversed the espionage, unless he is suspected of from authoritative sources. Deputy clear to the committee that he does environment. The Russian workman
dau delivered a most remarkable lec- children. She lamented the fact that
decision of the local court in the trial crime, is an American principle. Orazio Perdazzi will be appointed not ask that criminals or other unde- In the factory suburbs lives in bar-
sirable aliens be allowed to remain in
ture on the subject "My Father In young men and young women were of communist officials charged with
Italian ambassador to Argentine.
Exile,' the Emanuel Synagogue, not to be found in the temples but
America, but that his measure seeks racks. The Russian peasant lives in
(Turn to I.ast Page.)
Wilson and Taylor avenues. A. J. rather in places of amusement and anti-Semitism.
only to come to the rescue of such a one-room house, where he sleeps
aliens as illegally entered but are and eats. Ile occupies that room
Koffman, chairman of the district, extravagance.
otherwise perfectly desirable as real- with his wife, his son, his daughter,
presided at the meeting and intro-
Religion was for men as well as
duced Miss Nordau. Short addresses for women, she continued, and "our
dents and citizens. He pointed out possibly a son-in-law and a daughter-
announcing the United Palestine Ap- tired business men surely need reli-
what a terrible thing it would be and In-law, and in one corner are abet-
the tremendous task involved in at- tered a calf, a pig. The Jew cannot,
peal were delivered by Mr. Carmel gion." It was an unhappy deduction,
tempting to deport aliens who had must not sink to that level. There-
and A. C. Lappin.
she said, that because women were
been here for yearn, raised families fore, if the Jewish farmer begins his
Mlle. Nordau pictured the horrible supposed to have more leisure reli-
in America, established themselves in new existence with the building of a
years of the last great war, when Dr.
leave gion
May Nordau was compelled to leave
was 100,000
for them. women were repre- EDITOR, JEWISH CHRONICLE,
business and become part of the coin- nice, four-room house and expends
About
munities in which they live. Dick- his means and energy in its construe-
France
and reside
in Spain
for car-
four rented at the convention by the pees- 525 WOODWARD AVENUE, DETROIT, MICH.
, where
he spent
his years
1926
Mar.
17
P
M
3:34
stein declared that if his proposals tion, it is both natural and right.
ant
enrollment
of
108
united
organ-
,
Year
Creating • New Type of Jew.
Mrs. hies I. Levinson, pres-
not accepted he would insist
eying the "welt schm
EASE PUBLISH IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING AN SOS CALL TO SAVE JEWS OF were
. welcomed the
"It is difficult to describe the sti-
s OUL She spoke of his disappoint- izations.
upon farther hearings upon the de-
ONAL
DAVID
A.
BROWN,
NATI
melts and told of the closing days of ident of the ederaon,
that they have
portation bill which the advocates of
ff t
ERN kUROPE BROADCASTED TODAY B
-
his life when he expected to visit the which
delegates
of 19 since
new organizations
They, their
to brought ht to this task.children
had joined
the 1925 con- EASTERN
MAN UNITED JEWISH CAMPAIGN, TO 1200 MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COMMIT the measure are very desirous
eyeeanst wives and their grown-up y
.
L toted States and then settle in
avoid, a.s this might
TEE
TO
CHAIRMAN
AND
OFFICERS
OF
EACH
OF
THE
45
STATE
ORGANIZATIONS
the
dele
w
e
extent
asftohepym
estine. She pictured him in the vention.
for weeks at a time, ros before dowel
are to such
A recommendation study
of Gov: ALREADY BUILT UP AND EVERY OFFICER OF THE SEVERAL HUNDRED COMMITTEES adoption. It is expected final action to haul stones
prayer shawl carrying the refer - gates!. rom
e from a distance for
aktewas careful
was
made
Y
ereY
reared
bill
The
'
will be take). on the deportation bill th e home's fou datio
n
torah at the opening of the first Jew
),, . Isaac r Kubie, chairman of the OF LOCAL DRIVES IN EVERY JEWISH COMMUNITY UNITED STATES AND CANADA. - early next week, w hen it will be
e b !";.
rearing
j
ish synagogue in Madrid, Spain. Site
y Mrs.
ese houses as If
DISTRI
n•7 these
•
-joint •has
CAMPA IGN OFFICERS JOINT
c
to the House with the fen-
ed h er ad d ress wi t h an se- J I publ ny ,ciodmdmen St ee
ACTION TAKEN AT HASTILY CONVENED CNFERENCE
THIS
ALARMING ported
ola j Pool offered the
CONSIDER
car
clone
well
in
scrutinising
the
plans
ing
modifications.
coeeit
of hi s death . Ile w as buried
AND UNITED JEWISH
. adsworth bills will to
At a unch eon he , BUTI O.
make sure
act irclin
g to the strict Jewish ritual, openingp.
JOINT DISTRIBUTION g° The Perlinen-'11
children.
And that the houses would
e
D
hotel,
AMS
FROM
DOCTOR
KAHN,
EUROPEAN
DI
the
rayer.allrooml
of
be
well
constructed.'
For
the
Jewish
clothed in a prayer shawl (eolith).
to the grand b
CABLEGRAMS
then be taken up immedietely.
farmer the home is the veritable
Bialik to Speak at Arena Gardens. I
sa , es of endorsement of the work CO3131ITTEE, DOCTOR ROSEN IN CHARGE OF ITS RELIEF AND RECONSTRUCTION
..
of his future and the first r
At a special conference of the cam- jljTfetehei.jfederation from Mayor Walker WORK RUSSIA AND IRMA MAY CAMPAIGN SPECIAL COMMISSIONER TO POLAND,
paign workers, held Sunday morn-
reward for his determination. .siVith.-,
- MRS. ULLIAN SPEAKS
inc at the Hotel Statler, where repro-( and Sollff. Stroock,
of the GALICIA AND BF.SSARABIA STATING THAT UNLESS HELP IMMEDIATELY FORTH
f J ey :' e.
Philanthropic
it, his work Ia blessed; without it, .
by
. h
is president
MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN WILL DIE IN ADDITION TO THE I FOR JUNIOR HADASSAH may be accursed. I have no do
Mrs. Kubie.
sentatives of the Zionist District,' Federation o
d
lane!rG.oldstein
addressed COMING THOUSANDS M
that in these homes and in these fiehlk,...e.
Junior Hadassah and the Keren Socljtae llir, l'A
sj
MANY
WHO
HAVE
ALREADY
SUCCUMBED. THOSE AT CONFERENCE BESIDES At th next regula meeting of te h . there
D r.. M
. 'V tan
of new. J
e
aximi
Hayesod committee were present, '. it the afternoon session.
wil l arise a h generationn
r
e
1
•
•
strofeett ,.
MARSHALL,
HERBERBURG,
CHAIRMAN
J
OINT
DISTRIBUTION
COMMITTEE.
LOUIS
was
ing ,
to Jews, morally, pysical
a!, unanimously decided that the Nemser of the health department BRO WN, FELIX WAR
Detroit Unit of Junior fladassah,
S Health Commis-
visit of the great Hebrew poet, Chaim '
T LEHMAN, WILLIA M FOX, DAVID M. BRESSLER. BROWN'S , 2bet. haefJ d8 .1%,c'eloe
vepnlie
dnkesdaatyT tem
. re
Marc h than the Jews of the towns fron
Nachman Bialik, to Detroit, should be ioner
I read Louis
an add
ss b , who commend -
which they emerged. The union of
E manuel, which
I. Harns,
TELEGRAM FOLLLOWS: "DURING MY RECENT ORGANIZING TRIP COVERING SOUTH-
ilson avenues, Mrs. spirtualty,
whic is the Jewish
utilized for a popular large mass - I' d the aims of the federation and
i
i
Taylor and
'
.
meeting in the Arena Gardens. A e d
t h n te to the earnest regard WESTERN, NORTHWESTERN, CENTRAL STATES MADE STATEMENT AT EVERY CON- Frieda Silbert W Ullian, national presi- heritance, with the life in the open
committee was appointed under the ' P al a . n "men for the welfare of I
RETURN TO NEW YORK TERRIBLE CONDITIONS IN I dent of Junior Hadassah. will speak will creat e a new type of Jew, a new
Jewish
with regard to , FERENCE THAT IF UPON MY
m aaki e r mpayny :is h i pi of Julius Braun to j ef
ch
"Junior Hadassah in Palestine." type of human being heretofore wee
their own, especiallY
NOT IMPROVED SHOULD SEND SOS CALL TO EVERY STATE THROUGH ITS on Mrs.
eir children.
p ra t ons f or the massmeet - I the bringing
up o f their
Ullian has recently vted known to the Russian people. They
i
EUROPE
la .
STATE AND CITY CHAIRMEN AND OTHER OFFICERS IMMEDIATELY TO RAISE SUM Palestine and g made a thorough study, will exert a healthy influence upon
The banquet in honor of Dr.
of the towns and their ex-
ISSUES CALL '
NOT LESS THAN TEN PER CENT OF FIRST YEAR'S QUOTA TO BE SENT NA- of the activities of Senior and Junior' the Jews
WALDMAN
Stephen S. Wise, national chiarman
in the Holy Land. She has port agricultural skill will be valu-
FOR WORKERS MEETING OF MONEY
HEADQUARTERS FOR PROMPTEST POSSIBLE RELIEF DISTRIBUTIONIlladasssh
of the United Palestine Appeal, and.
a special message to convey to Junior j able also to their neighbors—the
TIO N AL
NG WITH LEADERS Hadassah members, which will better peasants.
I
Chaim Nachman Bialik will be held
ABROAD. HAVE JUST RETURNED TO MY OFFICE FROM MEET
course,
on We dnesday evening, April 7, in
h Meier Chefeye.
WHO LAID BEFORE ME ALL THE STARTLING
o f
M
e be
the ballroom
of the Statler
Hotel. of Morris
di- OF JOINT DISTRIBUTION COMITTEE
r:
I
development
e
i
et
re
'
u
s
for
orphans
dn
ocb
of
c
banquet committee
consists
rector D.
of Waldman,
the United executive
Jewish
Cheri-
u
fur
the
o
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e
M
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a
I
institute
w
ni
s
t
ueacluncta tt
workers col
HAT U 1 'LESS SUBST kN - the
ll
The
which is Junior Hadassah's specific • the settlements. Children told me
FACTS OF EUROPEAN NEEDS PROVING CONCLUSIVELY
Miss Hattie Gittleman, chairman, ties, has issued s ca
that
they
wanted
schools,
their
eld-
TIAL SUM OF MONEY FORTHCOMING AT ONCE MANY THOUSANDS WILL DIE AND1 undertaking.
toh g,
e PMhaorecnhix23C, luabt 8en o'cTluoce ke.
William Isenberg, Miss Jeanette dmaey;t eve etni ing,
Violin selections n will be rendered en said they wanted synagogues and
this MORE THOUSANDS SUFFER ACUTEST MISERY WHICH MAY PROVE FATAL. IT HAS
iiebier
i the youth missed libraries and lee-
nberg, Alvin Hersch and Israel Those especially invited to anize-
Marie Silk.
SE OF SENDING MONEY TO KEEP THOUSANDS ALIVE UNTIL . by Miss
extended to all who tures. But, in truth, I was not wor-
A
invitation
is
tions of the
Detroit
Morris Friedberg, Joseph H. Ehr- meeting
are city
the of
heads
of who
org have COME DOWN TO C
- An
the numerous drive MORE SUBSTANTIAL AID CAN REACH THEM. I URGE YOU CALL TOGETH ER QUICK are interested in Junior liadassah to ried. The Jew and his Torah are
I ich and A. C. Lappin will act as participated in
, put it another way
one! Or to
ND DEVISE WAYS AND MEANS attend the meeting.
A
in LY AS POSSIBLE ALL YOUR CAMPAIGN ASSOCIATES
round: the Jew and his culture cr-n-
members ex - officio on the banquet activities and who are i interested
NINE -
the present United Jew sh Campaign.
I doubt not that .as
committee.
be
divorced.
not
AISE IN CASH AS MINIMUM TEN PER CENT OF TOTAL QUOTA
COLONEL HOUSE IN PALESTINE soon as the elementary, mate
Isaac Carmel, national field sec- The purpose of the United Jewish R
paign is for the relief of the TEEN TWENTY SIX . URGE ALSO EVERY OUNCE PRESSURE BE PLACED UPON YOUR I
needs of these farmers will have
retary of the Zionist Organization of c am
Jews of Poland, Bessarabia and Rou• ORGANIZATION TO GET CAMPAIGNS INTO ACTION QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE AND ' SE-I
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.) — Col. been met, as soon as their daily bread
America, who spent a few weeks in
s ett lamen t in Russia
,, i,i ■ ni. sod vicinity, has issued the mania, t ea
all wh w ave pro ro vo ld:
nfr of i e isyya ysst u ir ie eid y a hn e d ads thety hey
' Edward M House close ft.' end
CURE FROM THOSE SUBSCRIBING THE LARGEST AMOUNT AS
trip
following statement prior to his leav- and for the local United Hebrew
made • flyi
MANY MILLIONS IN ACCEPTED QUOTAS BY THE 45 STATES ALREADY ORGANIZED president Wilson,
Schools.
House
•
pm'
themselves
with
schools
and syna-
mg for New York.
Colonel
Palestine.
are
All who may be interested
AND THOUSANDS OF PLEDGES IN CAMPAIGNS NOW IN PROGRESS WHILE VERY EN- to
S disem- gogues and libraries and lectures.
"The United Palestine Drive in De-
leifa,Maltr:leitins;,
n
to be
• popular
trait for 1926,
which
is to drive.
raise urged to attend the meeting so that COURAGING CANNOT BUY BREAD AND MILK FOR STARVING PEOPLE. MUST BEbarked°ant
"Already, in the spring, when the
preliminary plans of organization
81. 25,000, is
he was welcomed by E rrneer pioneers first arrived here, and t he y
arranged.
CONVERTED INTO CASH TO LARGEST EXTENT POSSIBLE IF TO DO ANY GOOD FOR where
li e are out for the small contribu- may be definitely
t . sotuilthylvu
edwinshethlveesbalarrd e 3 L n c k s .. a i ti al i dbo d o u kg s.
Pevsner on behalf of the
tions and we are going to pay as
Executive
in Palestine and represC ni ns t
THOUSANDS ACTUALLY FACING DEATH WHO WILL DIE UNLF-
our
ONLY
ONE
TOURIST
VISA
much attention to the gifts of
atives of the Jewish community in A remarkable collection, wee that
OF TERRIBLE
MEDIATELY. AM SENING THIS SOS SOY BECAUSE
humble people just as we are devot-
Haifa. Colonel House visited the He-
ACTIONS
DE-
IMMEDIATE
A.)—Only
one
AND
ON
YOUR
AND
WARSAW.—(J. T.
brew Technical institute of Haifa only
Jews shoulders
can assemble.
A Talmud
rubbed
with Gorki'a
latest,
ing time and energy to the larger
TROPHE DESTROYING JEWS OF
lied to the Palestine oMee
pledges.
and the Hadar Ha'carmel, the new
• Organization in Poland PEND THEIR LIVES.
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"We are anxious that the Jewish P of e the Zonist
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Jewish residential suburb of Haifa.
DAVID
A.
BROWN.
masses should participate in the for a visa to visit Palestine during the

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