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VOL. XXX, NO. 9.
. 13'nai B'rith Lodge
SUCCESS OF RUSSIAN JEWISH FARM
COLONIES ASTOUNDS AMERICAN SOCIAL Names Committees
WORKER AFTER FOUR WEEKS' SURVEY
Elected
President of
Cleveland Orphan Home
Port Huron Lodge No. 1047
Presented With Charter
By Samuel Sternberg.
POLISH GOVERNMENT
DECLARES ATTITUDE
ON JEWISH PROBLEM
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
Palestine Appeal
Exceeds Its Quota
All Regions Show Marked In-
crease. $7,500,00 to Be
Raised Next Year.
Prefers Constitution Enforce-
ment to Secret Treaties,
Says Premier Bartel.
EMANUEL NEUMANN
ANSWERS CHARGES
OF DAVID A BROWN
Dispute Centers
Around
Al-
NEW YORK.--The quota of $5,-
leged Zionist Proposal of
000,000 adopted as the goal of Om
Secret Pact.
United Palestine Appeal at the Na-
tional Palestine Conference held last
1026 have been announced by Julius
fall in Baltimore has been over- WITHDRAW OR PROVE,
JEWISH
DEPUTIES
CLUB
Deutelbaum, president of Pisgah
REUBEN BRAININ, HONORARY VICE-PRESIDENT
by a sum in excess of $250,-
CHALLENGES ZIONIST
FAVORS BROAD POWERS reached
000, according to a statistical tabula-
OF ZIONIST ORGANIZATION, LAUDS PROJECT Lodge, No. :14, I. 0. B. B.:
General Committee Julius Deutel
tion showing the amounts raised in
Repeats
Charge That Russian
Anti-Semitic
Economic
Policy
every region of the country and con-
The Difficult Social and Religious Problems of Jewish Colonists boom, chairman; Adolph Freund,
Colonization Plan Is Anti-
Abram-
Is Declared Harmful to
tained in a special report of Emanuel
Samuel Sternberg, Henry M. Abram-
Are Already Being Solved by the Older, That Is
Neumann, the volunteer general di-
ovitz, Aaron Brooch, George Gamer,
Zionist Move.
Polish State.
the Three - Year Settlers.
Abe Lenhoff, Bernard Ginsburg,
rector of the campaign.
Harry Slavin, Sidney Alexander, Ja-
This unprecedented •flow 'of gener-
NEW
YORK.—(J.
T. A.)—David
W A RSA W.-- (J. T. A.)—The at-
NEW YORK.—The astounding achievements of 10,000 Jewish families, cob Rosenberg, harry Gurovitch,
osity from American Jewry for the
A. lirown, national chairman of the
titude of the Bartel, government to-
former tradesmen and city dwellers, now settled as farmers on the Russian Meyer Stone, Morris Shatzen, Philip
rebuilding of the Jewish national United Jewish Campaign and Emanu-
ward the Jewish question in Poland
prairies, are described by Dr. Maurice Heater, executive secretary of the Ettin g er, Samuel Raskin, Alfred
home came in the form of direct sub- el Neumann, general director of the
was made clear by Prime Minister
Boston Federation of Jewish Charities, in a cable. from Moscow to David Ross, Harry Yudkoff, Elias Goldberg.
scriptions for the United Palestine
United Palestine Appeal, were the two
Professor Bartel in his first statement
A. Brown, national chairman of the $25,000,000 United Jewish Campaign.
Appeal amounting to $4,080,101 and figures to play the main role in the
Anti-Defamation Committee Sid.
of policy submitted to the Sejm. The
Dr. Ilexter, who is a former president of the National Conference of ney Alexander, chairman; Rabbi Leo
in the form of trust funds made second chapter of the dramatic contro-
statement, which differed radically
Jewish Social Workers, lecturer on economics at Harvard, and whose survey M. Franklin, Rabbi A. M. Hershman,
through the United Palestine Appeal versy between the American Jewish
from previous nebulous remarks of
of economic conditions in Mexico is just off the press, has spent over four Morris Garnett, Louis James Rosen-
for the various institutions for which Joint Distribution Committee and the
fanner governments or their com-
weeks in Russia, during which time he visited Cherson, Krivoi Rog and berg Bernard Ginsburg.
the appeal was carried on, notably Zionist Organization of America,
pletely ignoring the question, was
'
Crimea and made a complete survey of the progress of the back-to-the-soil
for the Hebrew University. The prin- which continued to hold the attention
Welfare Committee—George Go-
welcomed with long cheers by the
movement on the part of Russian Jewry which has 'attracted world-wide
FRED LAZARUS, JR.
cipal trust funds were that of Mrs. of the American Jewish public. The
group of Jewish deputies?
attention, and is being supported by part of the funds raised in the United mar, chairman; Benjamin F. Barnett, •
Celia Rosenbloom of Pittsburgh, in new developments which assumed a
Harry II. Prenzlauer, Rabbi Harry Z.
Economic anti-Semitism is harm-
memory of her late husband, Sol Ron character unparalleled in the history
Jewish Campaign.
lip Ettinger, Carl Ross.;
ful to the Polish state, the prime
"All descriptions, including mine, fail to do Justice to the astounding Gordon, Phi
senbloom, for $500,000, and that of
•
minister declared in the part of his Isidore D. Morrison of New York for of American Jewish organizations was
achievements I have witnessed of the 10,000 Jewish families who are adjust- man, Daniel Lewis.
•Offic
regrettedbymany who considered it
statement
which
dealt
with
the
Jew-
Entertainment Committee—Jacob
$100,000.
ing themselves in these regions to/
a further step In widening the breach
ish question. Questions of taxation
,
Rosenberg, chairman; Harry
"1
The roll call of the regions shows between the Iwo outstanding organi-
farming life," says Dr. Heater.
and
credit
must
be
decided
on
-their
koff, Silas Feinberg, Nathan L. M.;
(,realer New' York heading the test zations in American Jewish life.
saw the harvesting of a bumper
merits and not attingi religious and
Fineberg, Benjamin A. Gladwin.
with a total raised amounting to $1,-
wheat crop in the Jewish settlements.
Echoes of the pre-campaign days in
Organization Committee — Harry Fred Lazarus Chosen Presi- national lines, he declared.
411,000 followed by the Chicago- 1925 were amplified in the present
Part of this crisp is being acquired
Alluding to the l'olish Jewish
Slavin, chairman; Samuel Raskin,
Midwestern region, where the sum controversy. The new charges and
by the government for seeding par-
dent.
Site
Acquired
For
the
agreement concluded by the Grabsk• obtained amounted to $563,000. A
associate chairman; Harry YudIMIT,
counter charges, bringing forth a de-
poses.
government, the prime minister tie
New Cleveland Home.
"Four causes contribute to this Samuel Sternberg, Julius Horwitz,'
marked advance over the previous
Glared that "the present governmen t year is recorded by every region in nial and a challenge centered around
Benjamin Yahett. Oscar D. Mann, A.
amazing success," Dr. Ilexter's cable Not Attacking Zionism But An
what is alleged to be a proposal on
CLEVELAND, 0.—Fred Lazarus, does not intend to enter into secret the roster.
Fineberg,
A.
J.
Blumenau,
continues. "The first is the relentless
the pan of the Zionist leaders prior
.1r., of Columbus was elected president agreements with the Jewish popula-
swering Attacks of Lipsky
Elias Goldberg.
The following are the totals shown to the inauguration of both campaigns
attention of the colonists to the gov-
tion;
to
the
contrary,
it
prefers
that
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
hoard
of
Finance
Committee—Morris
Shot-
And Satellites.
This
by the tabulation for the other parts I that the United Jewish Campaign un-
ey
o ic policy.
ernment s economic
zen, chairman; Samuel Sternberg, D. trustees and directors of the Cleve- the constitutional provisions with re- of the country.
means that they stick closely to farm-
dertake to make gout any deficit that
gard to the Jewish population be car-
Northern New England (including might, it was feared, accrue to the
NEW YORK.--Davits A. Brown re- W. Simons, Bernard Ginsburg, Philip ' land Jewish Orphan Home, succeeding
ing and make no side ventures. See-
Ettinger, Julius Braun, Harry Wachs.. Adolph Freund of Detroit. Benjamin ried out. The regulation of the clos- Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hamp-
1 the surpri-ing adaptability of plied to the accusations of falsehood
ing hours of stores and shops must shire and Maine), $285,000; Con• Koren Ilayesod, the Zionist fund col-
Publicity
Committee---Alfred
Ross,
.1.
Sainut•Is
of
Chicago
succeeds
Mr.
lecting instruction, from the then pro-`
these new Jewish settlers, supposed and that he is attacking Zionists,
be in accordance with the needs of necticut -Rhode Island, $200,000;
to be fitted only for city pursuits, to made against him by Emanuel Neu- chairman; Harry Weinberg, .Maurice Lazarus as vice-president. Max E.
posed $15,000,000.
the consumers and merchants.
New York State (outside of Greater
farming life, and their herculean ef- mann, director of the United Pales- Marcus. Meisel, Cleveland was re-elected treas-
The refusal to enter such a secret
"Czaristic imposed upon New York), $173,604; Northern New
Sick Committee — Abe Lenholl, , user of the sinking fund; Stella S.
agreement Was the cause of the latter
forts to succeed. Each one of them tine Appeal and secretary of the Ke-
have been annulled and will
Jews
the
chairman;
Leonard
Brode,
Ben
Krell,
•
1•azarus,
secretary;
Michael
Sharlitt,
Jersey, $227,000; Eastern Pennsyl- Zionist attacks on the United Jewish
works as if he felt that the success ren Ilayestot In his reply Mr. Brown
Abe Yudkotf, Sol Moscow. I superintendent, and Jack Girick, as- not lie applied in the future," he de- vania (including Delaware and Campaign was the substance of the
of the whole enterprise involving the points out that his recent statement
clared.
Intellectual Advancement Commit- sistant superintendent.
Southern New Jersey), $402,000; charge formulated by David A. Brown
fate of thousands already on the soil was in reply to the attacks made
The Sejm adopted in its first read- Seaboard (including Maryland, Dia-
The present status of the new build-
tee—Henry M. Abramovitz, chair-
in a statement he issued. This charge
and many thousands more yet to fol- upon him by Louis Lipsky and "a
man; Nathaniel Goldstick, Jacob Mar ing project was discussed. A -phase ing the government bill to make trict of Columbia, Virginia, North was denied by Emanuel Neumann, in
low, depends on him. Third, the un- few of his satellites," among whom
gobs, Sol Blunmost•n, Aaron Droock, of the subject is the sale about to be changes in the constitution.
Carolina and South Carolina), $199,- a statement issued on behalf of the
stinted aid that is being, given tMs he includes Neumann.
Prior
to
the
appearance
of
the
475; Western Pennsylvania and Weat Administrative ( ommatee of the Zion-
Mr. Brown, who- wired his reply Morris Shatzen, Henry M. Rottniamr.conShirmated of the property to the
movement by the government. This
Benjamin A. Giadwin, Meyer Stone,Icity of Cleveland for the sum of $350,- prime minister in the Sejm, the Coun- Virginia, $125,000; Michigan, 8115,- ist Organization of America, who
aid takes various forms, chiefly trod Detroit to the offices of the
001. This money will be applied by cil of Ministers, at the request of the 000; Ohio - Kentucky, $245,000;
challenged Mr. Brown to withdraw or
grants of forest lands for timber United Jewish Campaign in New Harry Yudkoff,
Publication Committee — Samuel the Jewish Orphan Home Imard to the prime minister, instructed the resixic.
purposes, financial credits I if various York ('ity for release to the press, Sternberg, chairman; Alfred Ross, cost id the new building. A site for tine departments to submit men's- Southwest (including Missouri, Kan- substantiate his charge.
sas, Mississippi, Arkansas, Nebraska,
Mr. Neumann in issuing his denial
types, the granting of reduced rates
rondo on various aspects of tile Jew-
associate chairman; Sidney Alexan- , the new home has been acquired.
Tennessee and Oklahoma 1, $170,000; declared that the Zionists had "defi-
"I have just read Emanuel Neu-
for transportation and freight re-
Representatives of Districts No. 2 ish question in Poland. Particular
South (including Florida, Georgia, nitely and explicitly" disclaimed the
bombastic, dm., Jacob Rosenberg, 'Morris Shot- ,
noisy,
bates. Fourthly, the aid the Jew- mann's rather
zen, Abe Lenhoff, Harry Slavin, and No. 6, Independent Order B'nai emphasis was laid on the Jewish Alabama and Louisiana), 8120,000; idea of including an appropriation for
ish fanners are receiving from Amer- large.:vorded statement and have no
George Gamer, henry M. Abrams. B'rith, and committees and other rep- school question, with the report of Pacific Coast (including Oregon, the Keren Ilayt•soti in the budget of
Jews, primarily through the desire to dignify it by a lengthy re-
icon
, resentatives of the Jewish Orphan which the minister of the interior
Harry Gurovitch.
Washington and California), 8196,• the United Jewish Campaign. Ile ad-
funds raised in the United Jewish ply. That 'A gully conscience is its vitz
Initiation Committee--Hurry Gu. Home, directing the task of planning and the minister of education were 000; Texas, $05,000; Northwest (In- mitted, however, that conferences be-
Campaign and administered by the own accuser' is borne out by the fact
rovitch, chairman. The other mom- for the new home will consider ar-; charged.
chiding Minnesota, North Dakota and tween J. D. C. leaders and Zionist
American Jewish Joint Distribution that Mr. Neumann takes it upon him-
Will Vote Broad Powers.
hers of this committee will be an- • rangements for a campaign for lien's-
i leaders had taken place but this hap-
i South Dakota), P45,000.
self to give answer. It is a well
Conmattee.
---}sary loalioss - a loft* rneetinse-Swetwi —The Club of Jewish Deputtest -w11 "-"Tommehting on the figures, Mr. ! pened not at the suggestion of the
known fact in legal procedure that souneera;•latent'
Dr. Rosen's Genius Factor.
Port Huron Lodge, No. 1047, In. heist in Cleveland Ortober 16.
vote for the proposal to grant broad Neumann stated that the success of Zionists but at the suggestion of Mr.
the attorney lacking a case chal-
A feature of the annual report pit-
Order li'nai B'rith, of I
powers to the Bartel government, ac- the United Palestine Appeal in the Brown. "Since these conferences
lenges, makes 'false' charges, uses dependent Order
in the success of this tremendous en- terms such as false and "mischiev- Port Huron, Mich., was presentee nested by superintendent Sharlitt, cording to a statement made by Dap-
year was the outstanding
standing f e lae necessarily bore a confidential char-
hich
reviewed the statistics of the uty Isaac (truenbaum in the debate lure of
terprise is the ability, infinite capac- ous' without the slightest founda- with its charter with an impressivelw
%Masst Zionist convention in acter and involved other J. D. C. lead-
Pa
Icy and attention to detail of the per- tion, petty recriminations, vitupera- ceremony on Tuesday evening, Julylhome for the past five years, or the in the Sejm.
Buffalo. "The quota of $5,000,000 er," aside from Mr. Brown we prefer
27. Presentation of the charter was peried within which he has beetled
sonnel of the Joint Distribution Com- tion and billingsgate.
The parliament debated at length adopted last November," he added, not to enter into further details un-
by Samuel Sternberg, e h,pres ..-. the institution, was the announcement the authorization proposal. In his
less it becomes necessary to - do so,"
mittee's training staff, gathered and
"Mr. Neumann befogs the issue made
(Turn to Last I'age.)
Mr. Neumann declared, referring to
directed by Dr. Joseph A. Rosen, just as does a shyster lawyer in build ident of Pisgah Lodge of Detroit, as' of remarkable health conditions pre- statement Deputy Gruenbaum said I
certain proposals he submitted to Dr.
that the declaration of Prime Minis-
whose genius in this field is marked. ing up a defense by trying to create the representative of District Grand' calling at the home.
has been lost I. p death ter Bartel was t he first open state-' —
'
Not
Wt•izmann with the knowledge of Mr.
1
These factors blend harmoniously the impression that I am attackint Lodge No. 6 of the order.
Heights
and
Brown and at his suggestion.
Mr. Sternberg, in his presentation . within five years.
meta to the effect that the anti-
with the zeal for success felt by each
he Zionists of America. No our speech,
enumerated the various ac-' weights of the boys and girls show Semitic economic policy is harmful RABBI FRAM SPEAKS ON
The statement of Mr. Brown was
individual colony, which results in a reading my statements can find any-
PRE-BIBLICAL PALESTINE published in the last issue of The De-
males
of
the
order
and
elaborated
decided
incrra.ss's
ucrr
those
to
the
Polish
state.
"The
Club
of
unique esprit-de-corps.
thing, resembling an attack on the upon the aims and accomplishmentsIlloys and girls graduated in early
-----
troit .lowish Chronicle.
Jewish Deputies will vote for the au-
"The magnitude of the work can Zionists. My statement was an an-
health of the children
While the Jewish pioneers are dig-
Mr. Neumann's Statement.
it,inoanialBfrraitther.nity. Fears and the
thorization proposal, but that this
be grasped when I report that while swer to a series of vicious attacks ojThtheishg,r0eat,.,finttheernin
h e has improved the report shows.
Mr. Neumann's statement read:
power be given only to the Bartel ging up the soil of Palestine for the
I was in the Crimea there arrived a upon me by Louis Lipsky and a few
"It is with regret that I am com-
census figures presented by Mr. government," Deputy Gruenbauni planting of seed, Christian archae-
ship-load of 1,000,000 French tiles of his satellites. It is well known stated, "is in its institutions for the , 1 I The
Sharlitt show' a total of 394 children
ologists are also at work digging up pelled, in accordance with the request
t h e wi d e
declared.
intended for the roofs of settlers that Emanuel Neumann is Louis care of the sick, the aged,
the orphan; it is in ghettos of at the home in 1:126 as against 386
Deputy Chrucki, a Ukrainian op- the lost civilizations which existed in and authorization of the administra-
houses. The diflicultiaa which nat- Lipsky's 'man Friday,' inhaling only and
Eastern Europe to which the B'nai for 1925. Sixty children have been ad-
posed to the authorization proposal, Palestioe before the days of the tive committee of the Zionist Organ-
urally arise in the work of settlers when Lipsky exhales, and with an ear
Bible. In his sermon Saturday, Aug. ization of America, to reply to the lat-
B'rith offered bread in the days of , mitt " in 1926 '
interjected: "Every Pole has his
of the first year are, in this undertak- attuned to his master's voice.
7, Rabbi Leon Frain will present a est attack launched against the Amer-
own Jews."
ing, being lessened by the develop-
"If it ever becomes necessary to the war; it is in the Jewish homes to
facture of the remarkable relics that ican Zionist Administration by the na-
to
which
B'nai
B'rith
extends
a
father's
The
importance
of
Jewish
partici-
Ilue
ment of their technical skill
lay before the Jews Of America the
have
been discovered and of their tional chairman of the United Jewish
pation in the revival of commerce
the training given to them by Dr. Ito- story of intrigue and cheap politic+ hand; it is in Mexico, where B'nai
significance in Jewish history and in Campaign. However dtaply I have
was emphasized by the Polish Minis-
sen's staff, and the stimulus that of that group •hto live on Zionism B'rith is reconstructing Jewish life
the
history
of mankind.
r
felt on the grave issues involved in the
ter of Commerce Kwiatkowski, in an
comes to them from the knowledge of instead of for Zionism in connection from the shattered remnants of East
The Saturday morning service be- controversy surrounding the Crimean
address he delivered before a large
the splendid success of their prede- with their series of attacks upon the European ghettos that conic to Mex-
gins at 10:30 and is concluded at project, I conceived it to he my duty
ico
for
refuge."
--
conference
of
Polish
businessmen
'visors in the Russian prairies.
those
and
United Jewish Campaign
Mr. Sternberg concluded by urging Palestine Excavations Uncover held in the offices of the Polish min- 11:3n' Miss Rhea Harris, contralto, as general director of the United Pal-
"A gratifying feature of this work responsible for its conduct, let me
nanied on rt•sponses. She is accom- estine Appeal to do nothing that
istry of commerce. The ministers of sings the the
is the benefit which is being derived make clear that I have this story in the members of the newly instituted
Numerous Sites Mentioned
organ by Miss Frances would increase the tension existing be-
lodge
to maintain the high standards
from it by all the farmers in the sec- its chronological order and if ever
lt,enlierg. All are welcome.
lit
Scriptures,
tween the two ornagizations, but on
(Turn to Last Page.)
tions neighboring the Jewish settle- presented to the Jews of this country of the order and to work unceasingly
the contrary, to do everything possible
to
carry
out
its
program
that
the
ments, especially from the assistance would result in throwing into the dis-
to establish and maintain working re-
JERUSALEM.— (J. T. A.)—Ar•
being given to the non-Jewish farm- card many of the so-collect leaders of Port Huron Lodge might become one
lotions. Nor would I make this re-
chaeological finds which seem to con-
of
the
strongest
component
lodges.
ers by the Jewish tractor and well. A I 11 e Hee 11 Zionism."
joinder but for the fact that Mr.
The members of the l'ort Huron by the Palestine expedition of the
digging squads."
--- —
Brown's latest statement seems calcu-
Lodge
were
also
addressed
by
Jacob
town
Beth
Sheen
are
reported
here
Dr. Ilexter says in his cable that LAND ALLOTTED FOR JERICHO
lated to impugn the honor and repu-
Rosenberg of Pisgah Lodge, by the Palestine •xpendition of the
the social and religious problems of
--. —
tation of the Zionist administration in
The next regular meeting of Pis- University of Pennsylvania Museum
the Jewish colonists are already be-
J•RUSALEM.- -(.1. T. A.) — A
this country — perhaps only another
ing solved by the older, that i+ by land all, plaint for New. Jericho, a new gab Lodge, No. 34, I. 0. B. B., will of Philadelphia, which, under Alan
step in a campaign to vilify and dial.
take
place
in
the
community
center,
Rowe,
has
now
completed
an
examin-
the three-year settlers, "I am con- Palestine town planned by Arabs, was
credit the men who for so many years
275
East
Ferry
avenue,
on
Monday
ation
of
the
material
found
at
Bei-
By
LAWRENCE
LIPTON
vinced that this agricultural enter- made by the Paleltine• government to
have devoted themselves whole-heart-
evening, Aug. 9, 1926, A special san, the Beth Shean of the Bible.
prise constitutes the way out for that the founders of the town. it was learn-
edly and successfully to the upbuild-
program has been arranged for the The expedition discovered four Ca-
(Editor's Note:—In the interview's which have appeared, many
portion of Russian Jewry affected by ed here.
ing of l'alestine. This statement con-
naanite
temples,
tat;
dating
Iron'
the
divergent opinions have been expressed upon the same subject and
an economic policy which makes the
The town, which will be located to evening and members will be advised
tain,' three allegations which taken to-
reign of the Pharaoh Ramses IL one
of
the
programs
contemplated
by
the
out
of
these
diverse
opinions
it
may
be
possible
to
make
a
synthesis
change from city to farming life an the south of Jericho, the Bible Town
gether
constitute a most serious accu-
from
that
of
his
predecessor
and
one
which will enable the Jew to actually orient himself along lines
absolute necessity," Dr. Renter's of !'alms, 000 feet below sea level, will various committees for their activi-
sation which no self-respecting men
from the Tel el Amarna period.
which may lead to a greater unity than has heretofore been are fact.
cable continues. "The government is have 2111 Ma. It is intended to devel- ties during the remainder of the cur-
can allow to be unchallenged.
The
evidence
shoos
that
the
south-
rent year.
The interview has the advantage of being spontaneous and unstudied
ready to continue its aid in the same ep the town as a winter resort.
"The three allegations are:
ern temple of the l'haraoh Ramses II
friendly, substantial spirit as in the
and gives a better picture of what is actually going on in the mind
"First, that the Zionists began to
was dedicated to the warrior god Re-
past, recognizing that the under-priv-
of the interviewed.)
attack
the United Jewish campaign
sheph, and the northern one-to the
ileged status of the Jews under the
goddess Antit, or Ashtaroth, whose
Children of and
9 ears
y who read and write simple hebrew sentences, had !e'en turned down.
It regime makes special treatment
Pi
monument was discovered in the
i t ns
ti rue
of th
class
room
reet one
an: after certain
demands made by them
e
.
who understand the rout i ne
tons
o
oecessary now if they are to be saved
Secondly,
that the sneeific demand
111.90111. CMJIA
...is MI. 1.11.
building.
cA. e w1,111
I e conversation
entirely in Hebrew—all learned made by responsible Zionist officers
i
t
from the frightful economic dilemma
Dr. Rowe's investigations show tither and carry on a s mp
my
impression
of
a
class
room
they find themselves in now, due to
in the short space of nine months. That Was
was that the Joint Distribution Com-
that
the
building
called
the
Temple:
UNITED PALESTINE APPEAL
demonstration in the l'hiladelphia branch of the United Hebrew Schools. mate guarantee the budget of the
the restrictive measure,' of the old
of flagon was the southern temple1
tin s
The teacher showed every evidence of a thorough pedagogical training in Rerun Ilayesod up to $3,000,000.
zariatic regime which barred them
bens
of Ramses II and that called the nmdern methods. He used no English but adhered strictly to the avowea
FFFFF .c iao v w.r... Fa-, !Mr
from productive careers."
"Third, that the Zionists demanded
%ATONAL RIO MADAM. 1,1011
House of Ashtaroth and the rouse of principle of the school--Ivrith b' 1i:rah—that is, Irehrew in Ilebrew, His
1.1=70111
104,WAM 101114•• t1,0V2101.0'
Twebt• Zionist Colonies.
their gods was the northern temple. schoolroom manner was quiet, his personality winning, he maintained sple ❑ that this agreement be kept secret.
1111/40 1.11211ACNI
"Every one of these allegations and
• LIICI=Id
ISMUTIO.
Dr. Heater calls attention in his
The Book of Chronicles clearly in- did discipline, and his technique was finished and efficient. It was easy to
all t
em together are false, etas-
cable to the Zionist colonies in the
dicates the existence of two temples
see how, with improved methods and the latest in schoolroom equipment, chievous and without the slightest
.14 Arne M.,.
Crimea. "There are 12," he says.
MAC .111•TIS
at
Beth
Sheen
during
the
Philistine
(MM.
NOV Yea
the teaching of Hebrew and Jewish education in general have risen in the foundation in fact.
"and the Joint Distribution Commit-
occupation and tht• fact that there last decade from the bedlam of frontier schools to the dignity of modern
"The first is manifestly untrue on
tee is using one of them for nurseryi
were two is now proven by the cunt-
the record. No attacks on the United
pedagogy.
purposes."
nations.
Following this demonstration, Bernard Isaacs, superintendent of the Jewish Campaign were made by Zion-
Dr. Helder was accompanied on his
The walls of the temples of Setil United Hebrew Schools, throug whose efforts the schools have been
iris at any time. On the contrary,
tour of the Jewish colonies in Rua
and Ramses bear evidence of having
brought to their present high standing among educational institutions, din -. Zionists participated and co-operated
bilr tact. ass,
sia by Reuben Brainin, honorary vice
been built by ('retail (Minoan1 mer-
cussed with me at some length the e;
in the United Jewish Campaign in all
president of the Zionist Organization
cenariek who left sins on the bricks,'
of a Jewish education when they know parts of the country. The Zionists did,
Of America, who is also one of the
characteristic cylindrical cult objects alMS
education in general and the Detroit enough to be hoar mitzvah. In try ing houever, criticize one item in the pro-
most distinguished Hebrew and Yid-
and ring flower stands. These indi-I
tateat 0.-t• caristsi.,
u
. ram
artic lar
. and p
achievements
of Hebrewto
give the child a national and a rt
re-
gram of the J. D. C.; viz., the pro-
dish publicists.
rate the presence of Cretan mercer'. /if
SS dor Ivo,
My first questions concerned the Banal,' education the home is a very posal for mass colonization of Jews in
Mr. Brainin, who is syndicating a
aries in the Egyptian array at an
personnel of the student body. important factor. We always remind 1
as a proimt fraught with den-
series of articles on Russian Jewish
earlier time than was previously sup-
-or Sir,
letiw
"What," I inquired, "is the percent- the parent"; that the girls, the future ger to the ri
,ii.d
sh piesoplie92a4nd tainted
airricultural colonization, has sent to
posed.
m o tives.
age of girls as compared with the mothers of Israel, should be as well
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t es country a preliminary report
i toe foil Ot11 lateral U. solo , f Isar
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number
of
boys'!"
informed
as
the
boys
on
all
things
which vies in enthusiasm with Dr
tto ratirtaatnog (taste( poor, M. •atalod la
PROFESSOR KYLE
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"The percentage of girls to bus
s
sr Iota cf
as
Heater's message to National Chair-
REPORTS DISCOVERIES
ha
'; pare .:tape
,,
of (hi
p u pil s the scheme "so advocated by its Bol-
fluctuates between 3:1 and 40 per rent" je .'•.1i;- h1
man Brown. Others who made the
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replied Mr. Isaacs. "It depends a good com', from orthodox homes, from eon- shevist protastonirs in Russia as far
tour with Dr. Heater were Professor
.f }ootellela noporlal'Ity *la Q. pst4 lotto of
port of the results of the excavations
k . as a l9le2,1,t
a c
lateral.. re Ola Aorta.., toter! u taw are to
Chafkin of the Alliance Israelite, dis-
th Se h r the' deal on the neigh0oirhood from which servatice homes and from reform hac
carried K i
• vslat Or roam Oth Ye more f !•ale as4 falaatlalas
a itself
itnsdel to
nIrthhe
e fp"Ire
an. The
our pupils come. The very pious or.
mes'!" I asked,
coverer of the anti-cholera serum and
town • d in Joshua and known
r:t* to, 1.1,4*.
Is
not
yet
convinced
earliest
of-the conversations to which
"So
far
as
the
find
two
are
con-
theriox
parent.
famous Zionist; Dr. 1. Fuchs, presi-
to the Palestine Arabs as Tell Beit
(tat the girls should be entrusted with cerned, conservative and orthodox Ju- Mr. Brown refers took place on July
dent of the Moscow Jewish commas
1%it aorta la oat a Soo sill Mrs4,41 ■ 0 M.
Mirsam, 13 miles southwest of Heb-
the burden of preserving Judaism. daism are very close together in De- 17, 1925. after numerous articles had
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•ssnarweas
tat...taw.' we Roll
ity and Dr. Lander, representing tht
ron, was brought by Professor Mel-
la rioted to aeo "odor. I r ,alert U.S is *la elm,
They think it is sufficient if the girls troit. For our purposes, at any rate appeared in the press and after reso-
Leningrad Jewish community.
vin G. Kyle, president of the Xenia
o
inn
t. sa la re laarl
learn to conk and acquire the rudi- it is not necessary to make that dis- lutions had been adopted by the Zion-
Dr. Heater also made a study of
Theological Seminary, St. Louis, who
ments of the ceremonial observance,— tinction at all. Their children consti- ist Convention held in Washington and
Plow root ay bar Oro.
the credit-loan organizations set up
returned from Palestine recently.
like lighting candles on Shabbnth, the tute almca.t the whole of our student In preliminary conferences in New
in Russia by the Joint Distribution
The excavations, which were ear-
routine of holiday rituals, and the way body. Both the orthodox and the con- England and elsewhere during the
Committee for the benefit of Jewish
.' ried on at • cost of not more than
to prepare kosher (nod and keep ■ servative parents require that their month of June, 1925. The conference
artisans, to whom these credit snots
82,100, revealed ruins which tell a
kosher kitchen. On the other extreme children shall learn the Hebrew Ian- on July 17, took place at Kr. Brown's
lout Carr"
tutions advance loans for the .pur
complete and continuous history of
you find those parents who think that
rums
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chase of raw goods and implements.
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even their boys have received enough
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Dr. Maurice Hexter, Executive Secretary Boston Federation of
Jewish Charities, Says Reports Fail to Do Justice to
The following committee appoint-
Achievements of Settlers.
ments for the second half of the year
ers Elected
For Orphan Home
BROWN REPLIES TO
EMANUEL NEUMANN
Bible Narratives
Bernard Isaacs Discusses
Hebrew and Hebrew Schools
A United Palestine Appeal Appreciation
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