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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1926.
U.
RUSSIAN JEWISH ;1 Becomes
After a Year's
WRITERS ENDORSE
SETTLEMENT PLAN
S. Citizep
Fight
CREATIVE PEOPLE MADE
FROM A BARTERING ONE
---
Work Done is Constructive So-
lution or National Prob-
lems World Over.
NEW YORK.—Forty-eight leading
Jewish writers of Russia, men and
women who figure conspicuously in
the social and cultural lift. of the land,
have joined in .an appeal to the Jew-
ish writers of the entire world to re
cruit their pens in support of the Rus-
sian-Jewish at settlement move-
ment.
HENRY M. GOTTLIEB
In their appeal, which was received
in New York City by the Perez So-
•
ciety, an organization whose member-
ship includes virtually all the Yiddish Cornerstone
journalists of America, the Russian- t
Jewish journalists declare that the
colonization movement CUD be opposed
only by persons blinded by prejudice.
The land-movement, they say in this
remarkable document, is destined to New Yiddish Playhouse to Ik
transform the Jews of Russia from "a
Located On Seward and
bartering people to a creative-labor-
Twelfth Streets.
ing people." The government, says
the document, has dealt with the Jew-
On Sunday, July 4, at 2:30 in the
ish land-settlers with extraordinary
afternoon, the cornersttine for the
generosity, but the movement needs
Yiddish Playhouse, to be located on
the help of the Jews of the world.
Seward and Twelfth stre•,t,ss„ will be
Following is a translation of the
laid with proper and impressive cere-
more important parts of this docu-
monies. John W. Smith, mayor of the
ment, on the basis of which the Perez
, city of Detroit, has consented to be
Society will shortly issue a public
one of the speakers. Rabbi A. M.
statement :
Hershman, Day id A. Brown, .fudge
'We, the Jewish writers of Russia
Harry B. Keidan, Fred M. Butztol
turn to Y . 1u, fellow-writers of Ames-i-
and Reuben Gaskin, representative of
t • 1
the Hebrew Actors Union, are sched-
Jewish masses of Russia we approach
uled to speak at the cornerstone lay-
you with a new, inspiring message:
, ing. All Jewish organizations in the
"We build!
city have promises' M attend in a body
"And to you, fellow-writers, we ap-
and the Anglo-Jewish, as well as the
peal:
Yiddish press will he represented.
"Ilelp us!
The Jewish community of the city
"For our lost, for the great Jewish
of 1 /Ono( is now assured of a repro-
writers of the last generation, for
: sentativee playhouse in which the hest
Mendele, for Shalom Aleichem, for
of the 1 ithlish drama will he present-
Perez—it was but a dream.
' ed. When A. Littman, manager of
"Instead of hucksters to boron a
the Yiddish PIO•house,. decided to va-
creative-laboring people.
o cate the theater on Hastings street
"Now this long-enduring dream is
because of its inadequacy and for the
becoming real.
further reason that Hastings street
"It is be•orning real to us in Russia,
was no longer a center of Jewish pop-
on such a scale and in such propor-
ulation, many of the devotees of .Vid-
tions that none of us ever hoped.
dish drama were afraid that they
"It is becoming real through state-
would no longer have an opportunity
help, through state-methods.
for seeing their favorite drama in the
"In diverse ways this state-rebuild-
language which they understand best.
ing of Jewish life proceeds.
Mr. Littman, however, decided to
"The life of the artisan is made se-
gist the Jewish community all it (hi-
cure, and the life of the factory hand.
mands
in a proper setting and, conse-
"The factory-hand, the artisan is
almost entirely freed of taxation. The quently, after much negotiation en-
tered into an agreement with Flurry
artisan costopetatives arc backed by
Weiner to build a theater seating
the gove6ment.
"The Jewish masses are being 1,250. Morris Finkle, with offices in
drawn into the productive classes, in- the Book Building, is the architect and
the plans call for a modern, up-to-
to the state itself ; thousands of Jew-
ish laborers are concentrated into the date theater with adequate stage fa-
cilities
which will enable the artists
state tailoring, shoeing, and carpen-
to give performances in the best man-
tering shops, in the weaving and tan-
ner of the American stage.
ning industries.
:11 r. Littman announced that he has
"Jewish labor finds itself in large
LES CO.
VD, INC.
Court.
To Assume New Duties
In New York in August
'
"What is needed in Palestine today is a study of the economic situation
by neutral minds; who will consider all the elements mitering into produc-
tion, distribution and possible Palestinian lift. and suggest some way ol
saving the paranoiac idealists from the consequences of their own beauts•
ful folly. •
"In my judgment there is bound to be an uprising of the mass Jewish
population in this country (who have provided the bulk of the money to
the K•ret' Ilayesod and the United l'alestine Appeal) that will destroy many
of its present leaders and develop a new leadership that will work for a
practical Palestine, a possible l'alestine, a Palestine that can be accepted
by all Jewry no matter what its colorings."
'This was the opinion expressed by David A, Brown in the course of
an interview during which he discussed some of the problems that con-
front the Palestinian colonists. In his spirited, dynamic way Mr. Brown
drove headlong through the tangled maze of sentimental rhetoric and false
hopes to the essential facts that un-6 -
der lie the present industrial crisis in D . —
1-0-4-0
AT BUFFALO MEET
Cents
TWELFTH ANNUAL
MEET OF HADASSAH
AT BUFFALO Y
Accomplishments In Palestine
And America to be Dis-
cussed Thoroughly.
Prominent Jewish Women To
Attend Convention Called
For June 30 and July 1.
NOTABLES TO ADDRESS
HUGE MASS MEETING
PLAN MILLION DOLLAR
FUND FOR HOSPITALS
Convention To Open Sunday,
June 27, With Greetings by
Local Zionist Leaders.
Expect to Increase Budget For
Hospital and Welfare
Work In Palestine.
NEW YORK. — A budget calling
NEW PORK.—What promises to
for $750,000 for hospital and welfare
be the most notable Zionist gathering
work in Palestine will be submitted at
lin the history of the movement will
the twelfth annual convention of Ha-
take place when this twenty-ninth an-
dassah, the Women's Zioniat Organi-
nual convention of the Zionist Organi-
zation of America, which meets in
zation of A1101'101 °pent, in Buffalo,
Buffalo on June 30 and July 1. Prom-
Sunday, June , 27, continuing for three
inent Jewish women from every part
days, and followed by the twelfth an-
of the country interested in the de-
nual convention of Iladassah.
velopment of the Holy Land as a cul-
The convention comes its the climax
tural center for Jewry, will attend the
of the most notable year of accom-
Psktinc.
sessions.
plishment In the history of the move-
"Remem ber, I a m a friend of Pal- _
The chief topic of discussion at the
ment. In Palestine the arrival of the
CANTOR SAMUEL VIGODA
estine—not only a friend but a true
convention will be a proposed $100,-
first 100,000 .newish immigrants since
lover of Palestine,"
Brown,
. OSO400 fund for a chain of hospitals
the Armistice indicates the progress
"and whatever I say began
is said Mr.
In a spirit
in PiillMtine, to be erected by Hada,-
achieved in the development of the
of friendly criticism."
-all in conjunction with the American
country. In the United States the
tewish physicians' committee whose
I called Mr. Brown's attention to an
-
--
great growth of the Zionist Organiza-
list of members is, in effect, a cata-
editorial in The Detroit Jewish Chron- National Organization Decides tion in membership and prestige and
logue of the bonding Jewish medical
the outstanding success of the United
icle of May 28 headed "Weizmann at
To
Raise
$2,000,000
for
men
of the country:
Tel Aviv." The editorial voiced the
Palestine Appeal indicate the progress
Other business that will come before
opinion that the unemployment crisis
of the year. These various feayireos
Educational Work.
the
convention
will he an enlarged
in Palestine is the inevitable result of
will all be reported upon during the Round-Up Committee To Give
budget for Hadassah health and social
an unwise immigration policy which
sessions, while a definite program for
Complete Returns at Phoe-
CINCINNATI,
Ohio.—A
$2,000,000\
welfare work in Palestine, and the
permitted the country to be flooded
the further development of Palestine
, nix Club on June 28.
strengthening of the organization in
with a far greater population than the fund to aid in cultural development of agriculturally and industtially will al-
America. The budget for the year
agriculture or industry of the land Jewish youth in America and housing so be decided upon.
Gown! Nathan M. Gross, chairman I just emling was over $600,000. Dr.
could safely absorb. I then laid lee-
The convention opentt Sunday after-
of the general division of the ITnittsi 'Nathan Ratnoff, chairman of the joint
in Palestine, will be raised by the In-
fore him the editorial of the Ness Pals'
noon with greetings by Buffalo Zion-
Jewish (campaign, announced that a committee of Hadassah and the physi-
estine for June 11 commenting, on the dependent Order B'nai B'rith by a ist lenders, followed by the annual ad-
final meeting of the workers of the c clans' committee which have in charge
editorial in The Detroit Jewish Chron- campaign carried on in the United dress of Louis Lipsky, chairman of
United Jewish Campaign will be held the chain hospital project, and Mrs.
icle and interpreting it as the "I-told- States. The campaign will be launch. the Zionist Organization of America.
nt the Phoenix Club on Monday noon, Archibald Silver•man,
of Providence,
you-so" carping of a defeatist and an ed early this fall, from the interna- Other addresses tat the opening ses-
June 28, at which time complete re- R. 1., will open the discussion of the
enemy of the Zionist inovement. Al- tional headquarters of the order in sion, in which the activities of their
turns of the round-up conunittee will plan to increase Hadassah's medical
so an article headed, ;/Dr. W•izmalln this city. Henry 11Ionsky, of Omaha, respective organizations will be re-
be received.
work in Palestine at a dinner to the
on the ''Zionist Situation" printed in has hewn appointed chairman of the ported on, will be made by Henrietta
The round-up committee of the cam- delegates on Wednesday evening, June
the New Judaea for May 28 in which campaign committee and Dr. Boils( D. F. Szold, of Iladassah; Prpfessor Na-
paign has been working since the of 30, by the Cleveland chapter
,
Dr. Weizinann declares that "there Bogen will direct the drive. Alfred than Isaacs, American Association
facial closing of the campaign and
The center of the chain, it is pro-
are at present something like 6,000 M. Cohen, of Cincinnati, is national for Jewish Culture and Education;
promises that it will not desist until
posed,
will
be
a
hospital
erected
on the
unemployed Jewish workers in Pales- president of the order.
Abraham Goldberg, Histridruth lv-
every Jew in the city of Detroit cap-
tine" and makes the unqualified asser-
This is the first campaign ever un- rith; and Emanuel Neumann, United able of giving has been approached grounds of the Hebrew University in
Palestine
Appeal.
Jerusalem of which it will he a part.
tion that "Palestine at present holds dertaken by the 1. 0. B. R. to raise
and a pledge received.
Hadassah already maintains hospitals
as many as it can absorb, and we are funds for purposes which do not spec-
A mass meeting takes place in the
.Saniuel Summerlit•Id, head of the
in Jerusalem, Tel-Aviv, Tiberias, and
compelled to say to Poland, to Russia, ifically come within the range of its evening with an imposing, list of
big givers and who was later elected
Sated, besides many clinics and infant
to Germany; "The gates of Palestine regular philanthropic and fraternal speakers. including Chaim Nachman
president of the permanent organiza-
are very narrow.
activities. As a fraternal order, th e 13ftelik, 1/r. Schmarya Levin, Dr. tion to assist the charities organiza- welfare stations in various parts of
"Is the immigration policy respon- I. 0. B. 13. which has 80,000 members! Stephen S. Wise, Rabbi Abba Ifillel tion, announced that at this meeting Jerusalem, and has to its credit the
sible for the present unemployment in this country, supports several hos- Silver, Abraham Goldberg, Emanuel at the Phoenix Club plans will be only training school for nurses in the
Neumann; Jamie. , Samuel, Morris
Orient. Several hundred Palestinian
crisis?" 1 naked.
pitals and orphan homes, and has re-
completed to perfect the permanent
girls have already graduated from the
Rothenberg and Judge Bernard A.
organization.
"Absolutely," replied Mr. Brown cently engaged upon a new phase of Rosenblatt.
Iladassah Training School for Nurses
with emphasis. "These who formu- activity—that of establishing Hiller
The campaign organization contem- in the Holy
city and the demand for
At the second session, further re-
Foundations
at
American
universities
lated the policy Of unrestricted immi-
plates a very close relation with the
ports
will
be
delivered
by
Mrs.
Frieda
their
ministrations has spread
gration that was in force until recent- to assist the Jewish collegiate youth
federation plan of the United Jewish
through Syria, Arabia, and Persia.
Silbert Ullian, Junior Hadassah;
in
obtaining
knowledge
of
the
histori-
ly have only themselves to blame if
Charities so as to enable the campaign
Hold Health Week.
Samuel J. Borowsky, Young Judaea;
they now tied the country flooded with cal and cultural background of his
Hadassah
inaugurated
Rhoade,
Avukah; Samuel Blitz,
another
race. Each Hind Foundation has a 0 .
.
(Turn to tart page.)
unemployed labor.
American
idea in the Orient last Fall
mint of
Zion-
And the raising of funds in America director who organizes study and so-,
when it held Jerusalem's first Health
ist Organization; and the Order Sons
vial
activities
for
Jewish
students.
will have no bearing on the situation.
of Zion.
. Week, during which it gave demon-
In their own budget they announce Ilillcl Foundations have already been
The various fund-raising bodies will
' stratnms to thousands of eager spec-
exactly what the $5,004,000 now being successfully established at the Uni-
tators of the best methods of sanita-
report at the third session, including:
30
raised are to be used for. How much versity of Illinois, University of Wis-
Morris
Rothenberg,
chairman,
Keren
,
lion and hygiene. During the recent
is left for aiding with the building consin, University of Ohio. The fund
It ; 1. H. Rubin, director, ew-
clashes betwts•n the French and the
capital, credit or any other assistance to he raised by the proposed campaign,
Rabbinical Assembly of Jewish Theo-
ish
National
Fund;
Nit's.
Edward
Ja-
Druses
in Syria, it rushtsi a corps of
after the various needs itemized in the will enable the I. 0. B. B. to extend
logical Seminary Holds Annual Meet.
cobs, Hadassah Medical Organization;
physicians and nurses to the northern
budget are tilled? Suppose they do these centers to Eastern and Pacific
Dr.
Nathan
Itatnolf,
American
Jewish
,
border
of Palestine to care for the
have a modest amount for the unem- (mast universities and to provide for
The annual convention of the rab- wounded soldiers and refugees who
Physicians Committee; and Dr. David
ployed. Figure out for yourself how their support.
I. Kaliski, Hebrew University Fund. binical assembly of the Jewish Theo- fled from the scene of hostilities into
much it would take to provide work
numbers on the railroads, in the
The $2,000,000 fund will also Is- Reports on organizations represent- logical Seminary of America which
(Turn to Last Page,)
the peace of the Holy Land. Though
for 6,000 workers."
used to further the work of the Anti-,
foundries.
will be held at the Scarboro Hotel,
"Since, as Dr. Weizmann has him- Defamation League which is one of . ing public investment enterprises in Long Branch, New Jersey, promise's Hadassah's membership is entirely
"But most important of till-the'
Palestine will he made by Harry Kot-
Jewish, its hospitals, clinics and wel-
self
admitted,
the
country
has
reached
the older activities of the 13'rith. tldr, director of the Americas ion to be one of the best attended in many
Jewish masses are being provided
fare stations are open to the Arab
its limit of absorption for the time be- This league seeks to combat anti-Jew-
with land.
Commonwealth; and .111dge Bernard years. More than 75 rabbis have al.' and Christian populations of Pales-
ing, what can be done to make its ish libel.
"The ruin of the Jewish masses,'
A. Rosenblatt, president, Palestine Se- realty signified their intention of coin-, tine, who make free use oh its health-
present population self-supporting?"
their impoverishment after the wars
A third purpose of the drive will be curities, Inc.; ('harks Passman, Pal- ing.
giving and life-saving facilities. It
questiOned.
and pogroms. bl.a.kades and counter-
for a Palestine housing fund which by estine director of the American Zion
Professor Louis Ginzberg will ad- has been commended frequently in re-
"'The usual answer," returned Mr. building model homes will help to im-
revolutions has !worm. too Vant to Admitted to Bar in Michigan After
Commonwealth, will speak at this ses- dress the tirst session of the conven-1 ports to the League of Nations touch-
Year's
Struggle
to
Become
Citizen.
Brown, "is money and more money— prove housing conditions in the Iltoly
make it possible for the government
sion, and Dr. S. Bernstein, director of lion which will be open to the public, ing the progress of Palestine under
more capital. Now the fact is that
speedily to rehabilitate, by urban
Henry M. Gottlieb, young attorney money is not going to make the slight- Land. The Irnai B'rith at present the American Palestine Bureau, will and will be held on Wednesday. June: the mandate given to Great Britain
means, the ever landless Jewish mass:,
30. at 10:30 a. m. Governor Moore' to establish it as a Jewish Homeland.
maintains
a
renter
in
Tel-Aviv,
Pal-
report.
. until recently in charge of the legal est particle of difference—unless you
estine. It is also co-operating with
The convention closes Tuesday of New Jersey and Dr. Chaim Teher- Its anti-malarial work has aroused
"Therefore an agrarian activity has aid department of the United Jewish want to subsidize a people and that the Hebrew University.
nowitz
will also speak.
night
with
the
election
and
with
final
the admiration of the Rockefeller In-
become necessary- the settling of Charities, utter a year's legal battle means to pauperize them. The ele-
"The Value of the Center to the stitute, and representatives of foreign
The I. 0. II. 13. in addition to its action on important resolutions.
to defeat a technicality, has finally ments essential for natural develop-
Jews on land.
Synagogue"
will
be
the
subject
for
chapters
has
chapters
in
governments
who have studied it at
"Hence, the central of the Soviet been admitted to the bar of Michigan. ment have got to be there or you're
discussion at the Thursday afternoon close hand.
Mr. Gottlieb, British, son of Mrs. building on air. Let me give you a Germany. Austria, Roumania,
Union created an administrative eon-I
CANTOR
session.
Dr.
Israel
Herbert
Levinthal
SAMUEL
VIGODA
The
Czecho-Slovakia,
Turkey,
Palestine,
tentative
program of the con-
mittee to supply the Jewish masses . Bertha Gt(ttlieh of Leicester court, simple illustration.• Suppose you build and other countries.
SUCCEEDS ROSENBLATT of the Brooklyn Jewish Center will vention as submitted to the chapters
with land. This committee is called and the late Meyer J. Gottlieb of Mon- a shoe factory in a location that is far
read
a
paper
on
the
suhiect,
and
Rab-
provides
for
an
extensive report by
trod, Canada, received his prelimi- front the sources of your raw- mater-
the 'Komzet.'
hi Louis Schwefel and Rabbi Alexan- Miss Henrietta Szold, president
nary education at McGill University. ials and, not only that, but you are
of the
Samuel Vistoodie, mentor of Congre- der Basel will lead in the discussion.
Half Million to Be Colonized.
organization, on conditions in Pales-
PISGAH LODGE HOLDS
gation Shaarey Zwick. has been elect-
"The plan of this committee is pred• I He filed his first papers 30 days be- compelled to compete in markets al-
Rabbi Samuel M. Cohen, the exes•u- tine where she is at the present time.
fore
a
state
election.
On
that
account,
ready supplied at prices much lower
icated on the assumption that in the
FINAL NOMINATIONS ed cantor of Mali Zedek Synagogue, tive director of the United Synagogue Other suhtects slated for considera-
New York City, and will assume his will read a paper on the Synagogue
course of 10 years 50(1,000 souls will , his citizenship papers were withheld, than you can otitis. What have you
tion include the relationship between
as well as those of approximately 20,- got? 'You've got a shoe factory but you
new duties about August 1.
be colonized.
and Palestine." The discussion on this
A spirited business session occupied
Cantor l'imala ends tit,' years of paper Will tit' led by Rabbi Philip It. Senior and Junior Hadassah, which
"This grandiose endeavor must and 0130 local aliens similarly affected. haven't got anything to make shoes
maintains an orphan village in Pales-
Mr.
Gottlieb
made
a
test-ease
out
of
the
attention
of
nuindi•rs
of
Pisgah
ervice with the la-al synagogue, dur- Aletat of New York.
out of and no possible market for them
will have the greatest consequences in
tine, the budget for which was 130,000
curing the ills of the Jewish masses, this matter through his attorney, if you could make them. Or, suppose Lodge No. 31, Independent Order tic which time he has endeared him-
The possibility of establishing a sys- last year; the growth of the liadassah
Theodore
Levin.
Finally
the
matter
•
11
nal
11
nth,
on
Monday
evening,
s
lf to Detroit Jewry. He came to the tem of adult Jewish education in Am-
you've got the men and even the raw'
in developing and securing our cul-
Buds, composed of girls below the age
sited States in 1823, after having
ture, in safeguarding our existence' was brought before Congress and materials but you're unable to market June 21. The sleeting, which was
through the intervention of the Amer- your product.' That's how it is with held in the community house, 275 East served as cantor in many European ••min scull be discussed by Rabbi Louis of membership eligibility for Junior
as a national body.
Levitsky of Wilkesbarre, l'enna., and
Hadassah, and the further organiza-
"Land is being distributed in the icanization Bureau and many of his the wine crop in Palestine. They've Ferry avenue, was attended by sever- synagogues. His first American post the discussion on the subject will be'
was with a Brooklyn congregation. - led by Rabbi Alter F. Landt•sman of tion of regional units of Hadassah.
Ukraine and in White Russia round-! influential friends, Mr. Gottlieb suc- got the wine but they find it impos- al hundred memberi.
The officers of the Hadassah are:
Prior to commencement of his ca- Brooklyn.
The most important event of the
about the towns and villages with sig- ceeded in interesting Congressmen sible to sell the tout-put in competition
president. Henrietta Suild; honorable
Grant
Hudson
and
John
Sosnowski,
with Italy, France and the other coun- evening, according to niftily who at- re•r so cantor, he toured Europe tin-
nificant Jewish populations; or in soh:
On Friday morning, July 2, an ex- vice-president, Mrs. Nathan Straus;
id stretches from Odessa, ChersonI as well as Senators James Couzens tries that are exporting their wines to tended the nulling, was the second ier the auspices of a Budapest bureau ecutive session will he held which will
vice'-presidents, Mrs. Edward Jacobs,
Other countries nomination of officers of the lodge for and sang in every important musical M. devoted to the discussion of the re-
northward across Crimea. • and W. Ferris. The efforts were foreign markets.
Pearl Franklin, Chicago III.; Mrs.
"And from the very outset attention fruitful. Race ally a hill was passed have captured the market and they the last half of the current year. The .enter in Flurope, concluding with a lation of the seminary, the united syn-
Enfil Crtwkin, Baltimore, Md.; treas-
in
Congress.
"To
validate
all
&Tiara-
can underaell the Palestinian mer- third and final nomination will take threemonths' stay in Paris.
is given to the possibility of establish-
agogue and the rabbinical assembly urer, Mrs. II. H. lefkowitz; secretary.,
ing a compact settlement, with the toms of intention filed within 30 days chant. What is the Palestinian wine place next Monday evening, June 28,1. (antor Vigoda has received a med. to one another. The principal paper
Mrs.
Robert Szold.
of
an
election."
This
automatically
crop worth if it can be marketed?
and will be followed immediately by cal and rabbinical education and dur- on the subieet will be read by Iss-tor
mvessary Jewish public and adminis-
Among the delegates already select- •
ng the recent World War served in Norman Salit of Far Rockaway, L. I.
Another important point to consider the election of officers.
trative institutions, and immediately ' bestowed American citizenship upon
s1 are the following: Georgia, Atlas- -
•
t
Mr.
Gottlieb
and
gave
him
admission
he
Medical
Corps,
retiring with th e The discussion will be led by Doctor
is this. The Jewish manufacturer or
such institutions are provided. 1
Details of s ocial events of the near .
Gt. Mrs. S. E. Levy; Savannah. Miss
"At the present moment we have in to practice law in this state. This has agriculturist can't compete with the future were given to members at this ; rank of first lieutenant. Ile was born Louis Epstein of Brookline, Mass.
Anna 1.. Friedman, Mrs. M. Hirsch-
the former void and in the newly] also secured citizenship to thousands low prices of the Italian or the meeting. The pleasure cruise to Put- ' s It Russian Poland in Is05 and first
The president of the assembly is I
prung, alternates, Miss S. Lewis; In-
ang in the choir of his father, who
of
local
aliens
who
were
similarly
af-
Frenchman
because,
evidently,
it
costs
founded settlements over 100 Jewish!
In-Bay on July 13 and the moonlight
Rabbi Max Drob of the Washington liana, South Bend, Mims Esther Gil- •
fected.
him more to place his product on the to take place in August were promi- was illso • cantor.
municipalities.
Heights Congregation, New York.
best, Mrs. It. Sandock; Iowa, Des
Prior
to
his
connection
with
the
In
his
new
post,
Cantor
‘'igssla
suc-
wine-consuming
market.
The
Jewish
"This economic reconstruction of all
nently mentioned. , c
The chairman of the convention com- Moines, Mrs. A. I.
Blotchy, Mrs. L.
United Jewish Charities, Mr. Gottlieb standard of living is the highest
1•.11A Josef Rosenblatt, world-famous mittee is Rabbi Man
sections of the Jewish population is
Kedushin, New iransky: Kentucky, Louisville, Mrs. '
In addition to the elections, which e antur.
. Hickey standard in the world. Will a Jewish
York.
constantly accompanied by extraordi- was credit man with the F..
will feature the meeting on June 201,1
acob
Ades,
Mrs.
Charles
Stroll, Mrs.
So.
Ile
has
now
opened
law
takes
for
worker be content to live like an Ital.
nary creativeness in all phases of col-
reports of committee covering the first
—
Louis Isaacs, Mrs. Barnet Linker;
he general practice of law at 622 La-
to re.
six
months
of
the
year
1925
sill
be
Maine:
Portland,
Mrs.
Cecelia
Feld-
Last
Page.)
yette Building. (Turn to
It is this work, which has signifi-1
read. It is also announced that a num-
man; Mails.: Boston, Mrs. A. Burmon,
ranee not only for Russian Jewry.!
her of important business matters will •
Mrs. G. Wyner, Mrs. D Insane, Mrs.
which has significance, we believe, not !
be submitted to members, among them
J. Ansel], Mrs. M. Aronson, Mrs. A.
only for the Jewish people, and is a I
a number of amendments to the Iodise
, Wiseman, M. C. Lehowich, Mrs. S.
+AT.R1Prifta7..,,,;
model for the constructive solution of
by - laws.
A capacity attendance is
Feinberg, Mrs. I.. C. Cooper; Chelsea:
the national problems et the whole
anticipated by officers of the lodge.
Mrs. S. 1. Cope; alternatives. M.
rs S.
world—it is this work which is being
Schein, Mrs. S. Paulive; Michigan:
0
done by the government with govern-I
Flint: Mrs. Ben Weiner, Mrs. L. Fein-
ment resources.
, berg: Missouri: St. Louis, Mrs. A.
RABBI FRAM SPEAKS ON
"But the aid of society in needed.
Hertzman, Mrs. S. Kranzherg, Mrs,
EUCHARIST CONGRESS
"The government was able to give.
M. Segal, alternatives, Mr, Wm. II.
free, over 100,000 dessiatine (270,000
Goldman, Mr, G. Klausner, Mrs. J.
--
acres) land; it was able to give over
By LAWRENCE LIPTON
, Mesirow, Mrs. A. Goodman; Ne-
1 "Impressions of the
Eucharist
1 , 500 dessiatine timber-land for the
bras ica: Omaha, Mrs. M. G. Wohl;
Now running in The Detroit Jewish Chronicle each wee.. Anti•
Congress" will be the subject of
r
building of homes for the transmi-
New Jersey: Newark, Mrs. N. Kat.
Sentitism is no longer a bungling art. It takes more than • little
, Rabbi Leon Fram's sermon on Satur-
erante travelling conditions. But
own, Mrs. ):. Kanter, Mrs. .1. M. Meir-
old-fashioned hatred to be • modern •ati•Semite.
' day morning, June 26, at Temple
ther• are necessary 'list large means
; ick. Mrs. A. Parsonnet, alternate, - 2
I Beth El. Services begin at 10 o'clock.
to settle the transmigrants—for ma-
Mrs. J. Poleyski; Paterson, Miss Ray
Rabbi From has attended the con-
chnery, live stock and inventory, and
Baron; Perth Amboy, Mn. N. Jacob-
, guess at Chicago and has made a spe-
Like
Beauty
Culture
and
Theosophy,
and
the
tsrentieth.ceetury
In enahle them 1
to sustain themselves
Mis Meyers, alternates, Mrs. Es-
cial study of this remarkable religious
anti-Semite moat be az scientific•Ily traieed is. the Realtor and
untilthey can reap their first har-
kin. Mrs. Hardin; Jersey City, Mn.
the Mortician.
phenomenon. Saturday morning sere-
'est.
H. D. Cohen, !sirs. I. Gross, Mrs. I.
.
ices
will
continue
throughout
the
THE SECOND LESSON APPEARS IN THIS ISSUE
"The government gives to each set-
W. Greenberg; Camden, Mrs. H. Den-
summer. On Saturday, July 3. Rabbi
(Editor's Note,—In the first lesson the under-graduate anti-Semite
( tling
ling family land, woods and other
bo, Mrs. G. Isenberg; Atlantic City,
Frans will speak on the subject "The
worth over 8,000 rubles. But
WI1 , instructed in the preliminary requirement, of anti Semitic
Mm. Max Priedherg; Asbury Park,
!Jew's Contribution to American Lib-
propaganda. How to develop • brachycephalic head, Nordic blond
for each settling family there is about
Mn. O. Lesser, Max S. Herbert: New
, arty." A cordial invitation is extend-
1200 rubles in cash. This can be sup-
hair and the necessary retrorse nose./
York, Albany: Mrs. Isadore &Mad;
! ed to everyone to attend these serv-
i
lees
SEWARD AND TWELFTH
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Laying •
Is Set For July 4
ALTS
ZIONIST ACTIVITIES
Brown Discusses
Palestinian Immigration WILL BE REVIEWED
Refrain not speech when it tendeth to safety, and hide not thy
wisdom for the sake of fai•-serminy; for by slit...eh wisdom 811(111 lie
known, and instruct illn by the wordy( the tongue. Speak not iffplieNt
the truth: arid be abashed for thine ignorance. Ite not ashamed to
"Hike confession of thysi ns.; and faire not the current of the, ricer.
Lay net thyself dawn for a fool to be tread upon; and accept not
the person Of ono that is 'nighty. Strive for the truth II to dell( h ,
and the fiord God shall fight far thee.—Erclesiastieus,
Demand That Jewish Writers
Of America Support Back
To Soil Movement.
5.
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10
"David
By LAWRENCE LIPTON
lEl.EPHUNE
CADILLAC
131RITH PLANS
CULTURAL EXPANSION'
D ' NAI
U. J. C. Workers
I-fold Final Meet
TO CONVENE JUNE
AT LONG BRANCH
WINS FIGHT AGAINST
U. S. GOVERNMENT
NEW YIDDISH . PL YHO USE
"You no Can Be An Anti-Semite!"
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Easy lessons in Anti-Semitism
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