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AUGUST 6, 1926
a (Agontne
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I COLONIZATION WILL
EXTEND FAR BEYOND
PALESTINE BORDER
Zangwill's 'position much clearer,
ecy of the conflict in 1914—was first could render service where others
froth those to which they are accus-
produced in 1911. Another prophetic could not help. The fame of Mr. others of note having echoed and re-
During the czarist regime,
tamed.
Zangwill as a great English writer, peated his utterances and demands,
drama,
"The
Next
Religion,"
was
a great number of Jews emigeated
banned by the English censor in of course, added strength to his pro- As time goes on, his unique service
to America and of late there is the
tests against the oppression of the
1912.
to Jewry, his insistence upon fair
idea of settling most of the Jews in
--.----..—
Plays that Mlle between 1912 and Jews in Eastern Europe, his pleas for
Palestine, an idea supported by for'
IContinued from page one.)
1922 were "Plaster Saints," "Too justice wherever it was being denied play and' justice to all peoples will
(Continued From l'age One.)
eign Jewish capitalists. This move-
he propos ads submitted by the Zion- Much Money." "The Cockpit". and them.
he better understood and his fame as
Glendale 6359 impoverished working class Jews, but ment is still very strong. The Zion; e i fist
Ex cutive were favorably consio. "The Forcing House." "We Mod-
"II Was because of his indepen- a literary figure will undoubtedly
Steel
'the Jewish capitalists it treated . ex- nits wage a campaign against the
Soy- ered by the British government, erns," his last dramatic work, was dence of mind, his far vision, his
, , ••
grow with a larger knowledge of his
Bake-Enameled.
like other capitalists . Corn- let government, entiiing
emp hasis was laid on the allocation produced in New York in 1924, with courage and his able mastery of all
I
impoverished masses to Palestine,
Neat in appear. •
... and „w in pared to the nunibtirs of the e Jewish,
and for Jewish colonization in Helen Hayes in one of the leading questions affect& the welfare of fascinating literary productions in
population,
there
were
many
rich
I
where
they
fall
into
slavery
to
Brit'
of
Beisan and in Southern Palestine. roles. It was criticized as unreal, a Jewry, that the American Jewish various fornis."
•
price.
Jews. Jewish factories, storehouses, ish and Jewish capital. The Soviet I He believes that favorable results will comedy of lay figures who fired epi- Congress invited Mr. Zangwill to de-
Emanuel Neumann, director of the
I
see
not
,
sit
by
and
government
cannot
follow shortly, Dr. Weizmann de- grams at each other, and devoid of liver the chief address or survey of United Palestine Appeal, made the
banks, bonds, etc., were confiscated
Jew-
the Jewish situation throughout the following statement:
by us like all other property. We the rich man but the beguiled Th e dared. A profound change in the the breath of life.
0 hom the anti-Semites call the de- j ish poor leaving its territory.
attitude of British public opinion in
Besides fiction, Zangwill struts world, at its session of 1923. His ad-
"The news of Israel Zangwill's
I New Address I
fenders of the Jews destroyed Jew- I Jewish communists, not those corn- favor of Zionist was noticeable, Dr. prose studies of Heine, Lasalle, Spi- dress, "Watchman, What of the death conies as a shock to all Zionists.
79 MARTIN PLACE
munists who occupy important posi- We,izinann declared, pointing to the
prophets Night?" remains a remarkabledocu• No one who has been liAsbeiated with
ish
capital
like
all
other
capital.
Let
•
seers
and
other
and
noza
6359
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Half Block from Woodward Ave. 'anyone show us a Jewish factory or toms with us who are only ea. v debate which took place Wednesday of latter-day Israel, collecting, them ment and much of what he had then tJag movement for many years and
- !
!bank or other property which was not descent, but those Jewish commun
n the House of Commons concern- between covers under the title said was fully justified nut only by who has followed Mr. Zangwill's
fists who live among the Jewish ing the proposed £4,500,000 loan of "Dreamers of the Ghetto." He wrote subsequent events but by the utter-
ZioniXas well as literary career can
----) I confiscated.
the Palestine government. This de- many essays, turned his hand to antes of Zionist and other Jewish help but feel that despite greater or
I
the Sov-!
small towns the Jewish manses cods- ment asking it to settle in who would bate in Commons demonstrated an poetry, and translated Ibn Gabirol's leaders. Unfortunately, the style of lesser disagreements with official
GET INTO THE HABIT I.
the subtle literary artist is nut always Zionist policies, he was, at all times,
I cated the property of the rich Jews iet Union those emigrants
earnest and benevolent attitude to- poems from the Hebrew.
I' more zealously than was the case go to Palestine, and for this purpose ward Zionism on the part of all par.
Zangwill appeared on the lecture suitgd to the political discussion of an ardent Jewish nationalist and es-
1
OF EATING AT
elsewhere. Oppressed by their puv- to raise the funds which are being ties. The British government realizes platform in Great Britain, Ireland, a convention and much of what was sentialy a political Zionist.
the Jewish masses wanted to . collected abroad for the settling of that the crisis in Palestine is not the Jerusalem, Holland and the United said in this address reviewing Jewish
"Mr. Zang•ill's services to the
settle accounts with their direct ex-' the Jews on the land in Russia.
fault of Palestine alone, but it is States.
He supported woman vat conditions throughout the world and Zionist idea have been those of a pub-
rather a part of the general economic I frage in the press and by word of pleading for a greater Zionism was licist and stimulating critic. The lat-
plotters, the rich Jews of their own! Why the Crimea Was Unsettled.
"The Crimea is One Of the Place , . world crisis, Dr. Weizmann stated. .
I mouth, and acted as president of the misunderstood by numbers of our ter was the rule fur which he was by
towns. I, as the president of the ten- t
i
Due to the success of our colonize- International Jewish Territorial Or- people. What was intended as eriti- temperament and talent best fitted.
settled.
tral executive committee, have very where the Jews are beng
splendid,'
people
say.
People
I
tion
work
in
Palestine
proper,
it
is
often to resist the demands of the 'How to the Crimea for the good of possible that eventually our colonic- ganization, which aimed at establish- cism of England in relation to its
"Through his death another of the
"Uptown's Most Beautiful
Jewish youth who want to confiscate go
always blue anon work will be extended beyond log Jewish colonies wherever land work fur the promised Jewish home- great lieutenants of Theodore Ilerzi
land in Palestine was regarded chief
the synagogues and convert them int,' their health, the sky is
Restaurant."
could be found for them.
has
passed away and all Jewish na-
In 1914 he urged all Jews to sup- ly as an attack upon the Zi onist lead
' there, there are roses and vineyards the frontiers of Transjordania. It is
clubs.
tionalists, all Zionists, indeed every
has port the Allies, "not because they ership and hence a consid erable par t Jew who has profiled by Zangwill's
i "There are among the counter- and other lovely things. So people true that in regard to its economic
hate Russia less but because they of the confusion and misunderstand
8939 TWELFTH STREET I revolutionaries in various countries envy the Jews who are being settled police, the Palestine government
wealth of intelectual and literary
- , not taken a clear stand, but well hate Prussian reaction and militarism ing which arose. Subsequent In
many Jewish ex-capitalists. It is sot• in the Crimea, while Rushton,
GARFIELD 6884
velopments have, however, made Mr • genius will mourn his loss."
o
d
demandk
have
every
pros-
I
White
Russian
peasants
1
f
chief
f
[
the
o
,
ounde
ention
one
an
and
fieient to m
The Zionist movement was aban-
i leaders of the Cadet party, M. Vin- are sent to Siberia and further to 1 pect of being agreed to. A great
has been achieved during the more.
cloned by Zangwill in 1905 on the
aver.
the Far East. Of course, the Soviet I deal
a
"The war and the revolution hit government
I
is favoring t h
e J
ews.
I last moot h s Dr. Weizmann s tted.
that "it was impractical while
It's really too warm to cook and
Reviewing the external situation groun ,
"But I ask this question: Why have
was under the rule of the
the Jewish population very hard. It
no many people find Pohl'. ■ an
was through the Jewish l'ale that the all these wonderful places remained of the Zionist movement, Dr. Weis-Palestine
In 1917, however, he cam ,
Turk.
ideal place to eat. Our food is
trenches were dug. The czarist gen- unsettled till now? Was the Crimea mans commented on the relations back to the project, hoping, as he
not
peopled
before
the
Moscow
area?
,
between
the
League
of
Nations
and
one,
shut
crab%
anti-Semites
every
restaurant
is
gi lled and our
that the
"The reason is simply that given ' the World Zionist Organizations. said,
be driven
out Turks
of the were
Holy going
Land. to
It
their eyes to the looting of the sot-.
cool, comfortable and plemne
diers among the Jews and from time I by our agricultural experts who arc "The relations between the League I was not un til October, 1923, that
to time a pogrom was organized as I exploring the Crimean territories: of Nations and the World Zionist Or- 1 Zan gwill abandoned political Zionism
of special
a diversion to draw attention from 'We are selecting places for settle- ganization are the
league importance,
is to be con- I in his speech, "Watchman, What of
After the show try one of our
the Night?" delivered in Carnegie
the defeats of the czarist armies," ment We e choose of several evils the not be age -
as
a
legislative
body, but he- H all.
place
sidered
least.
There
is
not
et
single
Special Toasted Sandwiches. Kalinin stated.
house
utese
the c
"When the revolution began, the where we could expect with certainty cause it constitutes
The Jewish author and playwright
• . .
publi c
o
Jewish districts became the center 1 to obtain a su 'ciency
married Edith Ayrton, daughter o f
"The delegation of the Vend Leu-
W. E. Ayrton, and a novel-
of the fighting between the Soviets good quality. In all the districts save
and the various groups of counter- 55, water can be obtained only from mi, the National Council of Pale
ist in her own right, in 1903. They
fist
revolutionary adventurers. Pogroms I wills at a depth of 140 to 350 feet., tine Jewry, to the June session of had two sons and one daugh ter.
took place on a vast scale and many ' The natural wells in the region are the l'ermanent Mandates Commission
At one time in his life Zan gwill
of the Jewish towns were literally I mostly bitter and full of salts. Up made a good impression in Geneva.
The
discussions
of
that
meeting
of
was
president
the Playgoers
Club
obtain-
1
to now we have succeeded in
of London
and of
remained
an honorary
wiped off the face of the earth.
He was
I ing waiter front one well in the loan- the commission were conducted with member until his death.
Soviets Brought Jews Security.
attitude
toward
. , ',resident of the Jewish Historical So-
"The Soviets destroyed those bands I ty-second district, where we hope to a more sympathetic
stated. He
ts cid), of England, president of the
of the robber Attamans who went construct a new well. 4Ve have, con- Zioni sm," Dr. Weizmann
.
main or i
Jewish Drama League and a member
about killing and robbing the Jewish eluded an agreement for the con- commended the aa
population. The Soviet government atruction of two new wells, one in attitude of confidence and co-opera- of the Dramatists' Club.
Cl Zapgwill, is a
liberated all peoples from oppression the thirty-ninth district in the region tion with the Zionist Executive.
ther, Louis
His brother,
Bettei Catholic Relations.
and author.
and pogroms. But the Soviet gov- of Ikor and the other in the sixty-
marked
change
for
the
better
is
j
A
ernment, which provided security of second district. We have concluded
in the attitude of
life for the Jews, brought upon the a contract for two other wells, the also to be observed
were AMERICAN JEWS COMMENT
CHAS.H
certain Catholic circles which
ca . cost of the construction without ma- ,
Jews
a
whole
series
of
economic
ON ZANGWILL PASSING
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terial
being
50
rubles
for
a
well
140
previously
aggressive.
This modera-
tastrophies,
NEW YORK.-- -Ii. T. AO —C om-
due
to
the
endeav-
of attitude is
/11111.
"The first stages of the revolution feet deep and 75 rubles more for tion
ors of the French elements in Pales- nninting on the death of Mr. Zang-
ad litional seven feet
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fell most severely upon the small
declared:
traders and the artisans, upon just i " The problem of irrigation in tine. The favorable developments will. Nathan Straus
"We have lost one of our greatest
result of the creation of stron g
that section of the population which these districts is so .serious and so are a
complicated.' the agricultural experts Jewish economic positions in l'ales- writers and one of the greatest men
consisted almost exclusively of Jews.
must again raise tine. The imperative demand of the of Judaism. When Mr. Zangwill was
The destruction of trade, the ruina- conclude, 'that we
CONCRETE GARBAGE and tins of the artisan industry, the eco- the question of the possibility of set- hour is the continuation of the work mu guest three years ago, he was
the Eupatoria of stabilizing these positions which even then not in good health.
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nomic crisis in the Jewish small thing the districts of
A message of gundolence to Mrs.
this,
have already been acquired.
towns fell heavily upon the shoulders region.'
Prices Advance August 1,t.
this quotation," M. two conditions are required, one po- Zungwill teas dispffached by the act-
"You see from
RUSH — BUY NOW
of the impoverished Jewish masses
litical, the other financial. The first ing chairman of the American Jew-
One family Garbag• Receptacle $7.75.
and the Jews found themselves in Kalinin proceeds, "that this land I
ish Congress, lion. Carl Sherman,
t.. it is
a desperate position from which there cannot he settled. In order to settle exists, a
people there several hundreds of feet. The other is up to us Zionists, and Bernard G. Richards, executive
i
seemed no escape,
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secretary.
The message stated:
Detroit
have to be spent on every he said.
people
"During the famine years, I visited rubles
Residence: Empire 1506.
"The officers of American Jewish
. .
In this connection the p lan of ex-
d. N ' h - th: Soviet
rates "which are lower than those
among other places the Jewish small
Office:
on
the population which tending the Jewish Agency is of im- Cgress
learned with profound grief
our
towns,
and
I
was
seized
with
panic
government
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existing
in
any
ether similar city
of the passing away of your distin-
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a t possibility is being settled in Siberia can afford , portanee. The Jewish Agency ex -
• when I tried to think wh
etl with, Dr. guished husband, foremost Jewish
be tension must be proceeded
in America."
there could be of saving the Jewish to give the sums. They con Only
announcing. his in- literateur of his time and unequalled
masses from their terrible and hope- collected abroad a nd the J e ws are Weizmann stated,
less poverty. The Russians who were collecting them abroad. tention to go to America in October champion of the Jewish cause, whose
resume the work in this direction. noble work will have an abiding place
to
dying of hunger had still the hope
Much Ado About Nothing.
, ' "It is our duty not to leave any aye- in both literature and history of our
that there might yet be a good her-
"But even at most it is only a en
Our opponents are people. Please accept heartfelt ex-
flue 'unexplored.
vest, but even this faint hope was of much ado about nothing. For the
ranks in a united front. pressions of sympathy, which are
Ow. W. Benne., Vice Pree. and Con. Me.
denied to the Jews.
whole area of land given to the Jews, closing
It is our their
duty to close up in our ranks shared by large masses of American
Clitfeeti at Bagley
"Four years have passed since the in the Crimea consists of only 60,000
famine and the prosperity of the desiatin, while the Crimea contains all who feel for Palestine although Jewry."
Commenting on the death of Mr.
BRANCHES:
Soviet Republics is growing. The' . 2,360,000 desiatin. It means that the they stand outside of the Zionist Or- Zangw,
executive
Richareds,
Mr.
ill
1 small nationalities feel that the Sov- JPWP have been given land in the
Chaim Nachman Bialik, summariz- ec
sreta ry of the Amrica n Jewish
iet government is a real mother, not Crimea which has never before been ganization."
a step-mother. We have discovered exploited by anyone, and that the ing his impressions of his visit to the Congress, at whose invitation Mr.
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among us peoples of whose existence I whole area given to the Jews consti- United States, declared that the work Zangwill came to America in 1923,
only 1.1.1a per cent of the area for Palestine in the United States is declared:
no one knew and today they are I toles "Under
"Mr. Zangwill always rose above
the czarist regime, single conducted on a philanthropic basis.
equals among equals. All of them of the Crimea.
, It is necessary to get out of this parties and remained the independent
enjoy national autonomy. Only the
I
l Jews dispersed among the other na- Jewish landowners, like Baron de frame of mind, he said. Ile believes critic, the impartial advocate, who
tionalities could not obtain terri• t Guzhurg,
wnd
it it be
essential
to work
lay down
oe much more land i , that
en
plan
of Zionist
in the
o definite
tonal autonomy, although their rum- 1 'than we have now given to the toiling
countries.
es and in oher -chairman
bers, from 2,500,000 to 3,000,000 , Jews in the Crimea. There is no basis Unit
er
h
United
Dr. Stephen
Stat en S. inset
people in the Soviet Union, give them , at all for the outcry which is being of the actions committee, drew at-
the right to autonomy.
; made about the whole affair.
no- tention to the difference between the
.
o
wt.,
I
Imass's
,
"The Jewish impoverished
to the
o Soviet government. all
fur whom there is no longer any -°P'' ! t tonalities are equal. The Soviet goy- atmosphere
at the last Zionist ('on-
ViC101 in Vienna and that of the ac-
of ever being able to live by trade . eminent
wants to make of all its two- lions committee in session now. It
m
and artisanship, from which they are ple
a
productive,
working
population..
The Jews, as a result of evil fate. is significant, he stated that during
being systematically -driven by the •
co-operative movement, have natural- have formed an urban population ill the Wednesday debate in the House
ly turned to the land. Only the land the small Jewish towns, the land be- of Commons on the Palestine govern-
will give the Jewish masses the pus- ing closed to them. Only a few indi• ment loan, not a single
unfriendly
'
against
Zsm.1
sibility of saving themselves from vidonls among the rich capitalist Jews w•tird was uttered will make the I
famine, from dying out and from were able to own land by special de- , 1 merican Zionists
losing their nationality. So the Jews eree of the czar. The Soviet govern- I greatest
efforts
during of
the Palestine
coming
year for the
rebuilding
have asked the Soviet government to ment confiscated this land gi v en t" ' anti they will also stand loyally for
provide them with land. The goy- the Jewish capitalists by the czar. the realization of the Jewish Agency
ernment of the Soviet Union real- But it desires to convert
the prop-
co
declared.
Dr. Wise
also
iced that the greatest part of the ,, rty l ev Jewish population of the Plan' he
European
Zionists
to greater
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Jewish masses can be saved from small towns into a toiling agricultural urged
efforts in the collection of funds.
ruin and destruction only by settling population and it has already at-
Progress in Agriculture.
them on the land and for this reason tamed considerable success in this di- Jewish
remarkable progress of the
The remark
a committee was formed for settling , section. All honest people will real- Palestine agriculal
was tur settlement in
the Jewish toiling masses on the land. ice that the Soviet government could '
reported by I. Kap-
"Many anti-Semites ask venom Ina[ and cannot now have acted dif-'lanski,
lanski, chief of the agricultural de-
ously why the government does not fe rently," he concluded.
partment of the Zionist Executive
organize committees fur settling nth-
in Jerusalem. The land settlements
have become independent of Keren
'I er nationalities on theland. We re-
' of that the other nationalities have
Il ayesod contributions, representing
no committees for their settlement
e.0.,
f Jfelz 9n(l,00
e ,7f
e:lil: y
.
land, but they have autono• '
on the
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mous republics which contain big ;
i mentsilhave lost their previouls cthttishere:
(Continued From Page One.)
jrri .i
are T hbecoming
areas of land. They have their own
governments, their own land, their ,
alLe.).18peetr'Prtan"ernt
easie"tPtIsenatenndts.
brew Free ran lAss,socitationit„th;
oyosd iosf-
ot
o
irta
artiil
t
.
o
e
ritiip
tbe
t
h
awn executi ve organs, which safe.
I tins plan had to
aia
guard their national interests. Only • brew Free ir
MANUEL URBACH
h'oclee+Yt .ablished the continued owing o
necessary
to
the Jewish nationality has no govern, one of the tu
budget, which it is
.„ re 11, ;ntit:I. the. Jewish Hong the
Granite ••d Marble
fur this purpose, he stated.
ment of its own, and its only officitr1 Montefi
ii, a ' number of other , enlarge
, for Babies and
Dr. Gettig Halperin. head of the
I representative now is the Comzet.
• is one of the leaders
' institutions.
Against Settlement in Crimea,
i "White Russia has settled 1,650 in the movement for the rebuilding • Anglo•Palestine Bank, reported on
various the situation of the middle des, im-
lie has held
564 Winder Street
Jewish families. the Ukraine 7,000 of
Palestine.
offices
in connection with this move- migrants in the towns. The middle
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tonal vice- class immigrants. he mild, brought
families. In Greater Russia, too, the
of Jews on the land is 'I ment. He is at present national
settlement
a t 'oundation capital which was insufficient for the
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planned. Na one raised any clamor , President of the P ine
ioud nodoerotank tino'g s which :Lioaa ltoic
Dealer in Detroit.
clamor started Fund (Keren Ilayesod). of which industrial
against thia. The
f. o. b. factory
t
only with the reports that the Cri- . Samuel
Untermyer is national presi-
situ-
othe a
the founder of the Miz- This
f ent. 11
mew is being peopled with Jews.
' is Organization of A mer_ Idiom. In the future, it will be neees-
indult.
"It must be stated that when a l'
mortgage
, .witit
h rh,.. nary y to
r)ro Rabb o Aossthtiones. k y‘t
.1a
. 00styteoaorr
be ing transplanted its i enihi
Zionist
'ritsa,hhiChd
I population is
his w if e, toured
mode of life must be taken into ac-
his
of
the steppes are great horsnrs in recognition
c u t. For instance, with Ukrainians' work were bestowed on him.
o n
I being settled mostly
or Russians from the central black R bbi Ash'nsky is an orator of '
.
I
h
l nd z.e.,aildkons English aa ntiprlio*ifdodoins d
ta
notea
ifi
area, and places covered with ex- .
it ii,,b,..i.,t.
forests are being settled w oitdh , _uaero
, I northern people from the Novgor , I T I noL scholar un
ll tahsoIttgr o iit ,
•
(Continued From Page One.)
' Voiotia, Viatka anti other province+. _ottTrty
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i
i These things must be taken into ac- , J . .
y
. as a spirit- works was the "Big Bow Mystery,” l
Ashinsk
hbi
.
of Rabbi
count if good results are to be ob- +Won
In
the
community.
Ai.
burlesque
of
the
popular
detective
I
.
a
by fate been ual leader
I
I twined. The Jews have
live in • tern- though it is no small task to fill the stony.
I made accustomed to
Hi. Dramatic Works.
live Place' of Judah L. L evine, who was
I
which
,
i Aerate southern climate. They
ead
of
the
Orthodox
Jewish
tom-
"Children of the Ghetto,"
i h
' in the Ukraine. Poland
South
h
orig. i
not and
allow
them mutiny, yet it is not too much to ex- t his been called his first "igh,
Russia. Czarism did
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