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championshipGame PALESTINE ON EVE
Be th El Prepares
PALESTINE HAS
Condition
FARM
COLONISTS
SOVIET GOVERNMENT [Finds is Russian
Most Satisfactory
or Record Crowd MESSAGE FOR JEWS, Is Set For August 29 OF NEW ECONOMIC
ARE ALLOWED TO ' F
PROPOSES JEWISH
EXPANSION BOOM
SAYS DR. SCHULMAN
ERECT SYNAGOGUES'
SIBERIAN REPUBLIC
Appcations
for Se a ts to Sup-
li
pl ementary Servic es Com-
ing in Rapidly.
Wind Writli-K. of P. Complete
Plans for Affair at Navin
Noted Non-Zionist Gives Im-
Electricity From Jordan River
Members of Pggeth Lodge, No. 3-1,
and Dead Sea Minerals Offer
Independent Order 11'nui It'rith, will
Great Possibilities.
attend in a body the championship
baseball game with the team of De-
troit lodge No. 55, Knights of Pyth-
JUDGE ROSENBLATT IS
ias, which will take place in Navin
SMIDOVITCH CONFERS
TOBENKIN EXPLAINS PLAN
OPTIMISTIC OF FUTURE
WITH AMERICAN JEWS to participate in these services should
ZION VIEW UNCHANGED Field Sunday, Auy 29, at 3:00 le. in.
IN HERALD TRIBUNE
Considerable enthusiasm has been
send their names at once to the chair-
aroused in the ranks of the B'nai $25,000,000 Port at Haifa Will
Billikopf Cables That Soviet man of the committee, Wallace Rosen- Reaffirms Opposition to Jewish Irrith steel Pythias organizations, and
Is Intended to Save Jewish
Make Palestine Economic
heim, care of Temple Beth El.
Policy Is One of Friendship
Nationalism Urges All to
it is expected that both factions will
Race From Assimilation
World Factor.
, The great Orchestra Hall, corner
lend their moral and vocal minima to
Help Rebuild Land.
and Co - operation.
in
' Woodward and Parsons street, has
their respective tenors. 'f he winner of
NEW YORK.—The construction 'of
NEV YORK.—The Soviet govern- been secured for the principal supple-
the
encounter
will
he
presented
with
a
NEW YORK.—(.1. T. A.)--Ibis
NEW YORK.—(J. 1'. A.1—The es-
service, while for the benefit
silver loving cup offered by the Ilicur the port at Haifa in the north of
molt offers no objection whatever tomentarY
religionists impressions of Palestine and a spe-
tablishment of a Jewish republic in
.
Palestine, which is to begin very
Cholem Junior Society.
"s"
the erection of synagogues for relig-, c'
cial
message regarding it to Am•ri-
Siberia, under the auspices of the
living in the resident in that section of the city, a
Tickets for the game have been on shortly, will make that city the gate-
Jews
ious
worship
by
Union of Socialist Soviet Republicso
agricultural colonies in Russia. This service will also be given in the audi- can Jewry were brought back by Rab- sale for several weeks and their rapid way of western Asia, just as San
bi Samuel Schulman, well known New
is the latest plan of the Soviet gov-
statement, indicating an attitude of t . orium of Temple Beth El Branch, York rabbi and avowed nun-Zionist, disposal indicates a large attendance Francisco is the gateway of North
ernment, according to an article pub-
religious forbearance on the part of j 3130-32 Fenkell avenue, near Dexter who returned on the Olympic from a at this affair. It is announced ley rep- America, according to a statement is-
lished in the New York herald-Trib-
resentatives of both societies that per- sued by Judge Bernard A. Rosenblatt,
•
the Russian government was made by,
by Elias Tobenkin, American Jew- JACOB BII.LIKOPF
all service will be trip to Palestine and London, where sons desiring to attend the champion- American member of the Palestine
(fall
une
Peter Smidovitch, vice-president of the? The
Orchestra
charge
of Professor A. N. Franz- he attended the recent International ship game may obtain their tickets at Finance and Economic Council who
ish writer and author of "The God of
Federation of Soviet Republics, due-',i bleu of New York, while' Bernard Zei- , Conference tef Liberal Jews.
. Might," who spent five months in So-
the baseball park Sunday afternoon. returned from abroad after partici-
ing a conference with a group of
While reaffirming his position as an
I gee of Cincinnati will conduct the ,
viet Russia, as correspondent of the
The proceeeta of this athletic event pating in the International Conference
American Jews on present conditions
at the Fenkell auditorium. No opponent of Jewish nationalism and will be devoted to a...) maintenance of in London of the World Zionist Or-
Tribune.
Herald-Tribune.
in Jewish colonies and the official at- service
"I would like to see a Jewish re-
' charge is made for attendance at these Zionism, Rabbi Schulman stated that the community building.
ganization. Besides the construction
titude toward them . A cable telling I
h voluntary aintribu- I he had been spiritually enriched by
calk established in Russia, in Si-
Announcement has been made by of this port by the English goverh-
• • houg
of this interview was received by Da- I.
eria," Kalinin stated. "It need not
yid A Brown chairman of the United lions covering the actual cost will be his visit to Palestine and has found chairmen of the ieveral committees of !tient at a cost of about $25,000,000,
that it has a special spiritual appeal
,received.
he a very big republic--500,000 peo-
l'isgah Lodge that 'committee work other forthcoming economic develop-
apaign from Jacob Billi- '
Jewish Ctn
The choirs, having in charge the to all Jews. His conviction is that,
ple would do. Nor need the whole of
keepf, a noted American soviet worker music for these services, are rehears-, regardless of their particular attitude is being carried on through the sum- ments are the utilization of the Jor-
this 500,000 population be exclusively Conference of European and
mer,
and plans are being laid for ac- dan for electric light and power for
who is now in Moscow.
:promise to be very toward nationalism, all Jews should tivities of the lodge, commencing with
landworkers. Such a Jewish republic
which $3,000,000 has already been
Mr. Billikopt also cabled that un- I ing programs that
beautiful and inspiring. The (liner- I aid the development of Palestine.
American Jews Decides to
could very well consist of a combina.
the
month
of September. It is stated raised and the exploitation of the
equivocal assurance was given that
ga t lo n is sparing no pains to make, On the subject of the Liberal Con-
lion of peasants, with home artisans
Hold Congress in 1927.
the government policy toward Jewish these supplementary services as at- ference in London, 1/r. Schulman as- that during the fall season members mineral resources of the Dead Sea,
and skilled mechanics.
colonies was one of genuine friendship tractive as are the services that are sorted that, contrary to the impression eif the lodge will be provided with cul- which, according to Judge Rosenblatt,
"Mind you," the president hastened,
tural, educational, and musical pro- will reveal to the world a new source
—A comprehensive and co-operation. After submitting to
him every objection which has been held in the main temple. The services conveyed by newspaper reports, the grams of merit, nod that the pro-
.. , i': W
as if he feared being misunderstood, _, , _N
of great mineral wealth.
with the conference
report
dealing
li
a P"
in the temple and thefirown Memorial conference diet not alter the attitude grams of entertaininent will be of the
we have no intention to force a se m held
Judge Rosenblatt's statement is es
raised
in
America
tee
the
agricultural
on 'Aug. 3 and I in London, which
it i s
'lapel are necessarily limited to the of Liberal Judaism een the question of
crate republic upon the Jews;
follows:
decided upon the important step of colonization plan and the Russian if- ( members of the congregation because Zionism, but that its action on the usual excellence and refinement.
Deutelbauni, president of
solely out of friendship for them that organizing a World Jewish Council, ficeal viewpoint regarding it, Mr,
"There are three outstanding enter-
Iulius
resolution introduced by Dr. Wise was l'isgah Lodge, has announced the ap-
I propose this. The Soviet government has just been received by the Amer- Smidovitch repotted that the Russian 'if its constantly increasing roster.
prises which will soon transform the
On the eve of LRosh Hashanah, the a decid ed defeat for those who sought pointment of Louis James Rosenberg
is encouraging every one of the 120 icon Jewish Congress from its Euro- government was enthusiastic over the
Promised Land also into a land of
tee secure a reversal of the position of as a member of the intellectual ad-
nationalities living under its emblem Prim representative, Marvin Lowen- success eif the plan, and being conti- Pulpit of the main temple will be "e -
promise. First, the Ruttenberg Con-
dent of its success, was willing to as- (aimed by Ur.Franklin; that of the' the Reform movement on this ques- vancement committee of this organiza-
to maintain its national character— that.
cession has finally raised the initial
i.
:
Brown
Memorial
Chapel
by
Rabin
will
,
don.
way
iiniis
tion. It is expected that Mr. Rosen- $3,000,000, and work on the larger
culture, if it wishes. I per-
Participating in the conference sist the movement in every
ranzbl
an
Professor }
Urges Every Jew to Visit Palestine. berg will be of material aid in fur-
(aerially am enthusiastic` for the quail- : were: Dr. Stephen S. Rise, Louis Dit- etc. Those present with Mr. Billikopf IFram;
Jordan dam will begin in a few weeks
ol can say without hesitation," 1/r.
: preach at Orchestra Hall, and d Mr. ,
nishing the lodge with meritorious in-
ties sit the Hebrew race. I would like sky, MN. Archibald Silverman, Abra- at the Sniidovitch interview, we're:
the work will end only with a
anch ,
, Schuman continued, "that every Jew, tellectual advancement programs.
i is k er at the Fenkell ( Franc
to see the race saved from disintegra• ham Goldberg and Marvin Lowenthal William Rosenwald, son of Julius Ro- I e w
supply of electric light to every town
Gins- I if hi s mans permit him to, Should
as the Arlene i ranc, which
•
The next meeting of members of and village in Palestine, and sufficient
lion. Unless, however, ouch a Jewish representing the American Jewish senwald, Chicago p 1 • an ropis •
! make at least one visit to Palestine Pisgah Lodge will take place in the
center as I propose is established there Congress; Dr. Leo Motzkin and M. N. ley Folz, Philadelphia lawyer; 'it it'e nilburg Memorial.
power to supply every industrial need
will be scarcely any Jews left in the Teatskie respectively chairman and Schweitzer of New York, financial ad-. On Rosh Hashonak. morning, Dr. There is something about Palestine B'nai B'rith Community House, 275 without recourse to coal. Second,
Fast Ferry avenue, Monday evening ' private capital has been enlisted en
Soviet Union at the end of 50 years. secretary of the Committee of Jew- viser of the Joint Distribution Com- Franklin will again preach at the that inspires the :Jewish soul Which
the Dead Sea project, which will re-
Sept. 13.
They are fast assimilating. ish Delegations, Deputies Dr. Gruen- mate, i main temple, while Rabbi Eram and
(Turn to hat page.)
Mr. }Whittler, who is director of the !Professor Franzblau will exchange
veal to the world it new source of
haum, D
Dr. Then, Dr. Rosenblatt an d
Feels Jewish Ts-needy Keenly.
great mineral wealth. Third and
of the Jewish Senators Dr. Ringed and Rabbi Hu- Federation of Jewish Charities of I pulpits.
Further
information'
in
re-
•
' gard either to the services in the tem-
"I feel the tragedy
greatest of all, is the building of the
people keenly," Mr. Kalinin said. "All benstein, all of Poland; Deputy Dr. Philadelphia, and impartial chairman
harbor at Haifa on the Mediterranean
of us in the government do. The Jews Nurock of Latvia, Rabbi Purotz of the men's clothing industry of New , Ple or be
the
supplementary
services
.
obtained by telephoning the
MAY
coast, at cost of about $25,000,000 by
are among our oldest inhabitants, yet Chaves of Austria,, and Dr. Schmarya York, termed himself an 'unofficial secretary of the temple Empire 6146 ,
the
English government. Pipe lines
Ise
and
Dr.
observer
when
he
sailed
for
Europe
\I
or by communicating with Mr. Rosen-.
each successive czarist government Levin of Palestine. Dr.
th . Mosul
M antsuill aoil a towteMoe,c,lii;
a few weeks ago.
beim.
prevented them from taking root in Motzkin presided.
Room for Tens of Thousands.
Outlining the purpose o f the con f er-
The hours of the services are as fol-
the soil. They were forbidden to own
an extension of the present Haifa-
ie Dr. • Motzkin
said that the two
Ti,.. Russian government official de- lows: Rosh Hashonah eve., Wednes-
•
land, rent land, work land. We do not en(
Damascus Railway I.ine will connect
like to be charged with fostering a major problems were to formulate d are d , according to Mr. Billikopf's day, Sept. te, at 7 p. m.; Rosh Hash,.
By LAWRENCE LIPTON
Bagdad with Europe through the port
urs ay, Sept 9, at
palicy that is partial to the Jewish plans for a general conference next cable, that there Was room for tens , nab morning, Thursday,
of Haifa—the shortest distance from
HOIll and American i of thousands of additional families ' 10 a. m.; Yom Kipput• eve., Friday,
f ll E
(Editor's Note:—In the interviews which have appeared, ninny
people, but we are determined tee make year o auro
the d of the Ukraine and' Sept. 17, at 7 p. m.; Yon) Kippur, Sat-1
the Far East, India and Mesopotamia
concerned
organizations
it possible for the Jews to grow
to- t,. on
the fertile fields
have
been
expressed
upon
the
same
subject
and
divergent opinions
it
to Europe and America.
Keller with the soil of Russia the tense of Jewish rights, at which con- the Crimea, and that the Russian gov- urday, Sept. IS, at 10 a. ne.
out of these diverse opinions it may be possible to make a synthesis
There were sonic rumors, while I
terracethe present Committee of Jew- (ailment was prepared tee help the
terrace
which will enable the Jew!, to actually orient himself along lines
Caine as all other nationalities.
was in London, that England was
Jewish back-to-the-soil movement to
"I understand," he said, "that there' ish Delegations is to be reorganized
which may lead to a greater unity than has heretofore been a fact.
considering the building of a rival
ive bap ai s
ad representat h
greater
extent
than
it
had
even
ail
The interview has the advantage of being spontaneous and unstudied
is a movement on foot in certain coon- on as wide s
on the Suez canal at Port Fund,
t e :itt tituie e
done.
and gives a better picture of what is actually going on in the mind
tries of Europe and in America to set- Passible, Euwan
and no discuss
nor es P
but this has been officially denied, aft-
Put
Jewish minoriti
req
, of the
Billikop t stated that there was'
of
the
interviewed.)
ale Jews on land in Mesopotamia," ,thwnr d th • forthe mming European Mi- no basi in fact for t h e I a .1i
er
our
visit to the Colonial office. The
e
t if th a t th
s
.' .•
It • nd Students Resume Work
am
M r. FCa inin did no t seem filiar
tee be held in Ge- Russian government was hostile to er F acuy
"The time will come here in America when the pressure on the Jew railway projected from Hal
In School. and On Magasi ne
with the word Palestine and regularly neva beginning Aug. 25.
Lo
nag
nal
restric-
dad
and
later to India, wi f larl onni
taB
ng to "American Jews," 1/r. Wise said, even tended to ht'little the agricultural
will be strong enough to reawaken a sense of Jewish loyalty'
esee
substituted the word Mpetami•
saving of over two weeks
settlement project. He declared that
weeks' vacation
ns are already felt in many places. The colleges are making it difficult
it. -or course , we are n ot goi a ton
bona
ir
esenta.
re
i
don
and
Paris
to
India
and
the
Far
•id
;
}h
well
stood in need o
the misunderstanding regarding the the
were of
of for the Jewish student. Apartment houses more and more often display
lul'i"Ii""'V inhf a t ti liT'e'("e uildin
hinder any one who wishes to leave the "f,v
iy for
aeri,h
five European
re- the little sign, 'Gentiles Only.' And many hotels In the east discriminate E ast and, because of its location, Hai-
hls
' Schools
Hebrew
h
R overnment's policy toward the agri-
"11( nite'de
e
country, to expatriate himself. But poses of consul tati on and co-opera o
; hee
, t n .
trad e l ine e c hoe w
i ‘ p the
a; ;;;.l
will d
culturists which had recently arisen decorated, the - faculty and students
Th e constant increase of such conditi ons
against kJ ews.
it is an insult to us to say that Jews with regard to Jewish problems
he aid
n at have resumed their studies with re-
te it
l oof fi
"v ir a st am
•
in thi s "untry
or atleast a wid e symp athy forth e idea
pe
e
n
a
ho
ia to en- abroad, and to which to turn it
openlyt
o
reawa
need to go away tram Russia
much
•
develop
vial
people
tributed tee Michael Kalinin, chairman I Inewed enthusiasm and vigor. Work
n
Zionism in America."
gage in agriculture or in any o er ometinies misguided attempts at
ies Haifa will become the gate-
al- of the Central Executive Committee
ading De-
been begun on the Hebrew
Discussing Zionism and Zionist problems, Robert Marwil, le conditions
pursuit. There is not the slightest juri• leviating Jewish conditions in Europe. of the Soviets, was due to the fact I " as ag ain
of t s .
I) ' a f n Asia
S a in t' F
ilaal discrimination among nationali- If such a body had existed two years that the interview was not published I magazine Ilechanich which is being trait Zionist, in an interview expressed his views on American
cisco is the gateway of Western
.
•
•
. by the alumni, and a great and Palestinian development.
,r
ites in our coun try. There is not a ago
hich could have g iven au t on- in the American press in its entirety. , published
part of it is now in the hands of the
"I really believe," declared Mr. 51arwil, "that the second and third
' judgment on the Crimea proj-
the y that the growing of
tre
.e' a i re ight sa
in of a Jewish question in law or liaise
He was ioined, accordin g to the cable printer. It is hoped t hat the maga- generation of Jews in America is and will continue to be easier to approach
in fact anywhere in the Soviet Union.). e`'t , t1; ere would not he a cloud in repudiating the implications drawn '
oranges and
p art of Ilaifa offer
me will be ready for the public with- with the•Zionist program than are the first generation. The Jew who was
When asked by Mr. Tubenkin why the
the economic bases upon which there
from this interview by Mr. Smido- I
born in the old country and came to America to make his fortune has come will be built a House of Refuge (to
(Turn To Last Page.)
Soviet government now looks to Sibe-
vitch who declared that he had col. in a A few
weeks.
great
deal of care is being taken to think of America as the only/
not to the Crimea
use a Biblical phrase) for the Jews
laborated in writing the original, and 1 • the editor anti Mr. Mark son, the
as the more likely place for the es-
by M. Merezin, secretary of the com. faculty advisor, in selecting the best remised land. Ile has forgotten the feeling in certain synagogues. of Eastern Europe, who are compelled
tablishment of a Jewish independent DR. FRANKLIN ARRIVES
zet. the government department whose , material available for the publication. rez Israel in his hunt for fortune. Every time some faction becomes dis- to leave their native countries, Amer-
is even now too busy making satisfied they break away and form ican Jews can help not only by vol-
or autonomous republic, Kalinin re-
IN NEW YORK ON SEPT. 2 function is to facilitate the settlement Fine literary ability is being shown And he
,mi on iey tee pay much attentien to a new synagogue under some new untary contributions, through the
plied:
of Jews of the land.
' in the articles handed in by the chil•
Unitssi Palestine Aappeal, but also
'
leader."
"It is a question of geography. The
Mr. Smidovitch is chairman of the' dren of the schools. Their command ideals.
Word has reached Temple Beth El
"But the Jew of the second and
Regarding the unemployment aitua• by safe investments of their surphut
most we can settle on land in the Cri-
that Rabbi Franklin and his fancily comzet. His statement given last year' of the Hebrew language is remark- 1 third generations has begun to re- tion in Palestine Mr. Marwil (in-
capital in mortgages to meet the hous-
Plea is another 100,000 people. The
Sept. 2. It to David A. Brown in a personal in- , able.
will arrive in New York,
smallest territory a republic should is very likely that Dr. Franklin will terview, helped to assure American Services for the high holidays will alize that in the promised lend of pressed the opinion that it is not due ing shortage now prevalent. For ex-
rover is 150,000 square versta. The he in the pulpit Saturday, Sept. -I. A Jews that the sincere co-operation of he held in both auditoriums of the America he has lost his Jewishness entirely to Zionist policy. "It cost ample, 10,1100 Jewish immigrants in
I
only place where so much land is still large congregation is expected tee greet the Soviet Republic was behind the . United Hebrew Schools: at the Kirby and his idealism in the general at from $4,000 to $5,000 to settle a Jam- Tel Aviv are now living in tents on
-
available in whole parcels is Siberia. the rabbi von his return from across colonization plan, and, according to I : Center and at the Philadelphia and mosphere of materialism. Ile begins ily on the land. Now when a penni- the seashore, waiting for capital in
this later statement, this attitude : Byron Talmud Torah. A. Niadrill, to look around him for something that less family comes to Palestine it is vestments in mortgage's for house-
In the Province of Altai in Seempala-
ill may satisfy his craving for social ex- possible for the Zionist office to per- building—and which the General
tinsk, or in the Kirgheez region, a re- the In
seas.
I well-known Cincinnati cantor, w
the event that 1/r. Franklin does continues unabated.
ct the services at the Philadel• pression. And he finds it in Zionism. suade them to go out on the land. Mortgage Bank of Palestine has
public of such dimensions could be not reach Detroit in time for the Sat-
Zio ■ ist. Deplore Opposition.
u
' cond
.
''In Europe they say that the Amer- They furnish these people with the agreed to provide by the sale of first
-tablished without interfering with urday services, Rabbi Leon N ram an
The work in the colonies is arous- phia and Byron hall. Tickets nosy be
are all money.grabbers. And
, tisting territorial entities and popu-
the pulpit and speak on the ing universal enthusiasm, according obtained at the offices of the United , it's true. Didn't the newspapers print necessary land, implements and hoes- mortgage bonds up to $3.000,000 in the
ing and they become agriculturists. American market.
subject, "The Goldri Rule of Ilillel." to Mr. Billikopf's cable.
Ile stated Hebrew Schools.
yesterday two pages of news about But when a family arrives with a lit-
With regard to the financing of such On Saturday, Aug. 28, Rabbi From's that he talked to representatives o f
the death of Rudolph Valentino and tle money of in own—say $2 , 000—
. Jewish state, Kalinin said:
uh'ect is "The Tale of the Rabbi and all groups in Russia and found their
only half a column about the death of they feel they're a little bit better than
the King." The subject is suggested attitude to be one of complete appro.
Twenty Per Cent Farmers.
Professor Charles W. Eliot?"
the others. They ihink, 'What's the
the plan of the Jewish spokes- by the recent debate reported in the val. He declared that Russian Zion- '
Speaking of his trip to Palestine use of going on a farm.' So they open
"It is
Current History magazine between ',eta with whom he discussed the sit.1
last year, Mr. 51arwil expressed his a little business in Tel Aviv. It is
men in Soviet Russia tee give their
people a natural footing in the coon- ex•Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany and uatien deplored any opposition to the , Public Will Obtain
Accommodations wonder and admiration for the prog- for this reason that the town has Bar Examin•tion---- 0•tes Chaapli
■
Upon Plea of Rabbi Leon From.
project.
Beginning Aug. 29.
ress that has been made there.
try by converting 20 per cent of the Rabbi Nathan grass of New York.
,b.Len,tro)verdone at the expense of the
The agricultural land settlement
The Saturday morning service's be-
"With the amount of money they
Jewish population into farmers. In
The original dates set for the Mich-
e
sale
of
seats
for
the
High
Holy
h
got—and
it
was
far
from
plenty-
other words, it is planned to have en gin at 10:30 and are concluded at
T
in
Tel
Aviv
I
walked
"While
I
Was
(Turn to last page.)
Days at Shaarry Zudek Synagogue, they did wonders,' he declared. "They into a barber shop and finding thor- igan liar examinations at Lansing
'tussle a Jewish peasantry eif about II:30. Everytetw is welcome.
were Sept. 7, S and 9. Several Jew-
_
Willis
avenue
and
Brush
street,
will
built
roads,
established
colonies
and
oughly
intalern
equipment
1
talked
to
Now, the cost of settling
—
begin Sunday morning, Aug. 29, and raised up cities. When I arrived in the barter and discovered that he had ish candidates for the bar visited
these men on land is the same, wheth- ■
will continue every day until Ro sh Palestine I went first of all tee the been in America and spoke English.) Rabbi Frani at Temple Beth El anti
Pr they are settled in scattered cola-
e I met Mr. Agron- We got to talking about religion. 'In called his attention to the fact that
Ilashonah. The hours will be from Z
airs, where they are loaned to he lost
'de M e. arwil,'
Ther he said, 'I don't America,' he Said, 'I was not a relig- Sept. 9 is Rosh Hashanah ■ sod that
9 to 5 during the day and from 7:30 , skie;:iia.t
'Mr.
among the Slav population, or in one
want you to meet a soul in thismflice. ious man. But here I close my little', Jewish candidates would find them-
be 9:30 in the evening.
compact mass, where they may main-,
Selichoth services, which will usher I e want you to go out among th col- shop on ahabboa and on the holidays. selves in the embarrassing position of
lain their national language, culture I
in the penitential season, will he held onisLa and see for yourself. e Then, I am more at home here.' You sec,' taking their examinations upon the
— in —
and literature. The same sources
you return, you can have a talk how something in his early training most sacred festival of the Jewish
Sunday morning, Sept. 5,
which extend aid to the Jewish colo-
year.
0 t3e 0 r ! %h
a reai
o'clock, and every morning thereafter
with y Mr. Ruppin, with Col. Kisch or brought him back to Judaism the mo-
nization projects now will extend aid
Rabbi Pram immediately communi-
anybody
else. But, first, Set. for your- ment he found himself in an atmos-
until
the
Day
of
Atonement.
'
to a more centralized form of coloniza•
,
Arrangements have been
been completed self.' I did that. I went to every phere that Was congenial to Judaism. tested with Clarence Lightner, who in
ties.
the local bar examiner, and explained
for the auxiliary services at the West-' colony and saw the marvelous things
In
America
the
necessities
of
bus-
Mr. Tobenkin then asked the presi-
PRIN/Lt1 W.,'
I the situation to hint. Mr. Lightner
"It 0.■
minster Community House, Glynn that were being accomplished. I iness makeit impossible to observe
dent of the Soviet republics about the'
asked Rabbi Rram to appear before a
I court and Hamilton avenue, where talked with the colonists and learned the Jewish customs. But over there
literature that had sprung up, charg-
special meeting of the bar examiners
Greeting C•rds will take this form:
several hundred members of the con- ' their problems and observed their —there is something in the air—that
mg that the Bolshevist regime at the'
of the state which convened in Mr.
gregation
who
live
in
the
northwest-
self-sacrifice
and
their
heroism.
makes
Judaism
natural
and
easy.
Mr. and Mm. William R. Jacobs and Family
helm in Russia was in no way part
Lightner's silken, and propose the
"It is true that up to now the Brit-
"In Balfouria I stayed for a while
ern section of the city will worship.
of the Russian genius, but was forced I
changing of the dates. It developed
4960 West Pine Boulevard
Officiating at these services will e he ish governm nt has given very little with a family that had only 30 or 40
upon that country by a band of pt-
at the meeting that those dates had
Cantor Herman M. Finesinger of Bal- ' support to the colonists. The fact is dunam of land. They had no water
n
Extend their hest wishes to their reatives and frie ds
tides) adventurers whose ringleaders
been chosen because the Michigan
timore. At the synagogue Cantor Sam- I that Sir Herbert Samuels was so conveniently near, no bathroom, no State College, where the examinations
ear.
for a llappy and Prosperous' New Y
were Ilebrews.
uel Michalovsky of Detroit will sec- eager to appear impartial in his goy- electric lights. They were living in
are held, could not offer its facilities
"Echews of the old regime," M. Ka- I
precentorsdesk.
Rabbi
A.
ernment
that
his
administration
left
real
pioneer
conditions.
Just
the
same
cups' the precentors
at any other time. The examiner',
linin said, with a deprecating wave of 1
MAIL THE COUPON BELOW
M. Hershman will preach at the syn- mush to he wished for see far as the they were very happy. They felt that
however, got into touch with the coi-
the arm. "Vein Plehve conceived the ,
egoistic and at the Westminster Com- ' Jewish colonists were concerned. 1 it was their country that they were
1 lege by telephone and learned that the
idea of diverting popular fury from I
munity House. Assisting him will be think that Zionism can expect more cultivating and developing.
college would be available on Labor
an anti-government into an anti-Jew.;
Of course, things were much bet-
Edward Horowitz of New York, a se- results from Plumer than from Sam-
I Day. By unanimous consent, it was
ish direction, and our white emigres ,
nior at the Jewish Theological Semi- ! arts. The people of Palestine were ter among the orange growers. They
resolved that the dates for the ex-
abroad are repeating and scattering
frequently
displeased
with
Samuels."
have
been
there
longer
than
the
i nary.
amination shall be changed to Sept.
the Plehve formula. They simply can-
Speakir.g of the fund-raising activi- oth rs. e
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
6, 7 and A. The Jewish candidates
not learn anything.
"Well
to
sum
up
the
whole
prob-
1 TEL AVIV TO HOLD ELECTIONS i ties of Zionism in America Mr. Mar.
P. 0. Boa 564,
will have completed the examination
"The whole principle of czarism is I
lem, we'll have to send more money
wil said:
Detroit, Mich.
by noon of Sept. it, and they will have
dead in Russia," 51. Kalinin resumed. ,
over
there
and
settle
more
people
on
TEL AVIV. — (J. T. A.) — New , "There is a big difference between
plenty of time in which to reach their
"In the course of the past year I
I elections in the municipality of Tel feeling a thing and merely giving the land."
Gentlemen:—
homes to prepare for the Rosh Has-
talked to 30,000 peasants from every
"How
do
yoe
define
the
attitude
of
i Aviv will take place in October. A money. American Zionists should la-
please
iesert
my
New
Year's
one
has
,
honah eve services.
which
■
Part of the empire. Not
Enclosed find $1.00, for
I building to serve as a public school bor to awaken Zionist feeling in the the non-Zionist in America, " I asked
The examiners thanked Rabbi Fram
found fault with the idea of Soviet-
and
then
Jews
American
"A
good
many
people
think
that
Greeting Card in Your Rosh Histhon ■ h (5697) Number.
ism presented to the municipality of majority of
for calling their attention to this mat-
ism: not • one has complained because'
Tel Aviv by M. Nassatisin. The ' they can he sure of their financial sup- Zionism is against the interests of ter far ahead of time. They expressed
we have discarded the democratic for-
rt
There
are
great
possibilities
in
the
United
States,"
replied
Mr.
Mar-
NAME
, building will house 600 children.
mule of government. The Bolshevist
alestine. But it takes money to de- wil. "Others nay that since they were their conviction that it was in the best
' Electricity was inaugurated in Petach
American tradition that such public
order has entered the blood and soul
ADDRESS .
—
Tikwah, one of the oldest Jewish velop them. If we in America could born and raised in thin country they functions shall be so arranged u ma
of the Russian people. Lenine knew
colonies in Palestine The power Is only get together we could do won- could not possibly think of going to interfere with the religious prac-
the genius of Russia far better than
ders.
But
the
trouble
is
that
every-
I obtained from the Ruttenberg station
tires of any group of eitisens.
(Taro to Last Page.)
the former functionaries of czarism
body wants to be • leader. It's like
In Tel Aviv.
Soviet Government Offers NO.
Objection to Building
Houses of Worship.
President Kalinin of Socialist
Republics Discloses Details
of Plans.
pressions of Holy Land Upon
B et h
D espite th e fact that Temple
His Return From Trip.
El is prepared this year to care for a
—
larger number of worshippers at the
supplementary servi ces than ever be- . LIBERAL CONFERENCE
fore, it i s d es i ra bl e th a t th ose w i s hi ng
Slav Population.
TO HOLD EUROPEAN
MINORITIES MEET
i But
Zionism Is Not Charity
Idealism , Says Robert Marwi 1 twirl rl abnrei aI tg n
U. H. S. TO HOLD
HOLIDAY SERVICES
1
EXAMINERS HONOR
JEWISH HOLY DAYS
WILL SELL SEATS
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK
noo,Goo.
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