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VOL. XXX, NO. 16

Palestine Is Only
OPEN DM B 1RITH !(Says Salvation
of the Jews)
INFIRMARY WITH
IMPRESSIVE RITES

Beth El College
Announces Courses

Schreibman
SUFFERING OF JEWS Rabbi Visits
In Detroit
IN BESSARABIA AND
POLAND RELIEVED To I

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HEBREW WRITERS
PROTEST AGAINST
ATTACK ON BRAININ

m e 1 1

Noted Hebraists In Berlin Re-

pudiate Charges Made

Rabbi Gershon Schrt•ihman of 'Jeru-
By Hebrew Weekly.
Falt.111 and who now has a congrega-
tion in New York, who several years
Large Delegations From
ago visited in the city on behalf of the
EDITOR OF HA'DOAR
Whole Country.
Great Palestine Orphan Asylum Disk-
CRIMEA AN17)UKRAINE
IS AUTHOR OF ATTACK
HAVE ABSORBED 50,000 in and is in Detroit again for the same
purpose, has called a meeting for Sun-
$150,000 MORTGAGE IS
day, Sept. 19, to be held at the Phila-
Controversy Involves Jewish
PLACED ON BUILDING
Unemployment, Hunger and delphia and Byron Talmud Torah at
10 a. m. This will be the preliminary
Disease Still Exist in
Land Colonization In
to a mass meeting which will be held
Districts Two and Six Raised
Some
Soviet Russia.
in tlie near future for the purpose of
$350,000; Four and Seven
ry Mosko- raising sums for the orphan asylums.
NEW YORK.—Dr. Henry
The Great Palestine Orphan Asy-
BERLIN.- -(J. T. A.)—A protest
witz, chairman of the national execu-
Still to Raise Quota.
Was established in 1881
against an attack made on Reuben
tive committee of the Ort Reconstruc- luin Diskin
by the world famous genius and pie/us
Brainin, American Hebrew writer,
Writh
tion Fund and a member of the exec-
DENVER, Col.—"This
'Rabbi Moses Jehoshua Jehuda Leib
for his cabled opinions on the Jew-
utive committee of the Joint Distri-
infirmary building of the National;
Diskin, formerly Rabbi of Brisk.
ish colonization work in Soviet Rus-
bution Committees, just returned on
Jewish Ilospital at Denver is a monu- '
Miserable and helpless orphans from
sia was expressed here by a group of
the Homeric from a two months' Eu-
ment to the rare mingling of senti-
Palestine and abroad are admitted to
Ilebrew writers.
ropean
trip,
has
analyzed
the
Euro-
mentality, practicality and justice. It
the orphanage and provided with all
The attack was made several
- -Bachrach.
pean Jewish situation in the follow-
MORRIS FISHMAN
should be the pride of all the Jews
their needs: accommodation, food,
weeks ago in the New York Hebrew
ing manner:
__
clothing, etc., and brought up as faith- RABBI GERSHON SCHREIBMA N weekly, ila'Doar, in connection with
of the United States."
"I went abroad this summer to
This was the key-note message in
ful Jews and able men.
Mr. Brainin's statements in Russia
check up the condition of the Jews in
the dedicatory exercises which
11p to the age of 13 all orphans re-
and in his cables to a New York pa-
Russia,
Poland and Roumania, which ceive instruction in the Bible and Tal-
marked the achievement of another
per on the Russian colonization work.
I
investigated
in
these
countries
last
Apocrypha and Josephus, the Jewish
mud and then are apprenticed to a
milestone in the progress and growth
The group of Hebrew writers met
!content
of
the
New
Testament,
the
summer.
trade. All orphans are taught writ-
of the National Jewish Hospital at
under the chairmanship of the He-
-
poetry, romance and philosophy of the
The sad plight of the Jews, occa ing and arithmetic. After they have
Denver, Wiln the $500,000 B'nai
brew poet, Saul Tschernichowski, at
'
Golden
Age
in
Spain,
the
recent
sioning
the
;25,000,000
United
Jew-
—
served their aprenticeship, the or-
B'rith infirmary building was dedi-
a
banquet given in Mr. Brainin's
cated Sept. 2. Leading ministers of B'nai B'rith to Hold Initiation I renaissance of Hebrew literature, the ish Campaign in America, was not phans still remain at the institution
honor before his departure for the
t of Yiddish belles-lettres, exaggerated. Israel in Eastern Eu-
in order to perfect themselves in the
cerehs in Denver participated in
al e fait
needs
healing.
United
States.
of Julius Deutelbaum Classdevelopmen
; and Jewish literature in the English rope is bleeding and
h heal-
• .
trade. Their earnings during that
monies am
The attack of the New York week-
the
I language, with particular attention to American Jews will be encouraged to timeare accumulated with the treas- Julius Rosenwald Heads Com- ly was considered by the speakers to
ing work of the National Jewish
on October 10.
know that the funds they are send- urer of the institution and on leaving,
the works of Israel Zangwill.
be of a personal nature. Menachem
llospital.
mittee in Charge of Conven-
, . The course in Bible Literature will ing are being used net alone to suc- it is refunded to them.
National Leaders Attend.
•
Rybalow, the editor of the Ila'Doar,
tion in Chicago.
Members of Pisgah Lodge No. 34, tw given by Dr. Franklin, who will cor the orphan, the sick and the
Ily the end of the year 1925, 202
Men and women, leaders in philan•
was blamed for the attack. The
Order
B'nai
B'rith,
held
!
make
a
study
of
the
Torah
or
the
Five
starving,
but
the
greatest
portion
is
wards were in the institution; .15 were
thrupic activities in their communi- Independent
group issued the following statement:
ties, attended the dedication from all an interesting business meeting Mon-' Books of Moses as the repository of being devoted to the reconstruction orphans deprived of both father and
"We protest indignantly against
I C A G 0.—Julius Rosenwald,
1
Jewish
legend,
and
as
the
record
of
C
It
and
rehabilitation
of
Jewish
life
des-
parts of the country, evidencing by day evening, Sept. 13, in the lodge
mother; 92 orphans of father only; 47
the shameful attack of Mr. Rybalow
impor- rooms at 275 East Ferry avenue., the evolution of Jewish law, ethics, in- troyed and shattered by pogroms, of mother only 18 forlorn and for- noted philanthropist, heads a com-
their presence the national
on our beloved Brainin. We are con-
mittee
which
is
arranging
a
confer-
and
ideals.
A
course
in
the
meeting
an
excellent
!stitutions
wars and famines.
ken children of invalids, incurables
tance of the occasion. Prominent Following
ence that will be held at the Stand- vinced that Jewish public opinion
"1 attended the international con-
among the visiting guests were many program of entertainment was of-, Modern Jewish History will be given
of the Ort in Berlin and I and of deserted women; 151 orphans
forded the members under direction by Rabbi I.eon Eram. This course ference most active workers and rep- were front Palestine, 39 from Poland, ard Club on Oct. 9 and 10 by the recognizes the services of Mr. Brainin
B'nai B'rith leaders, among wham
state and city chairmen of the $25,- fur Hebrew literature and fur the
will be in the form of an analysis of
.
met
the
were E. J. Schanfarber, Columbus, f tar lodge's entertainment - commit - ,
resivitizens
engaged in re. the Ukraine and Russia; 12 from 000,000 United Jewish Campaign. Jewish renaissance. We repudiate
Id li eg
tee, which includes Jacob Rosenberg, the Jew in the modern wor .
entat
Hungary and Roumania.
Harry
H.
Lapidus,
Omaha,
of
with contempt the shameful attack."
Oh • io, an d
e c Jewish comniunities
Hint, worth the Expulsion of the Jews build ing the
A large and magnificent orphan Other prominent Chicagoans on the
Neb., of Districts Nos. 2 and 6, re- Silas Feinberg and Ilarry Yudkolf.
committee include Jacob M. Loeb, Sol The statement was signed by Saul
Europe, many of whom I met
Of special interest to the members from Spain and the Discovery of Shen I I visited
these lands last sum- home is in the course of construction, Kline, Leo Straus, Samuel Deutsch, Techernichowski, Professor Markon,
spectively, under whose leadership
were the reports of the various corn- • America, the course proceeds to the when
$350,000 was raised for the infirmary
respective story of the Emancipation in Western mer. I received reports front them which will vootain ample accommoda- General Abel Davis and James Davis. Benzion Katz, Drs. Ravidowitz, Za-
about conditions in' 1926 compared lion for over 500 orphans and will ht
building. Other B'nai B'rith leaders mittees regarding their
Dr. Bee nhard Kahn, European direc- gorodski, S. II. liorodetzki, Joseph
programs for the remainder of the Europe, the Oppression in Eastern
t. 11111USted with the latest sanitary re
present included Joseph lierbach, year. Europe, the Migration to America,
t of the loint Distribution Commit- Lion and Messrs. Klinow, Vislayski,
with 1925. In all ca. t.
quirements.
Philadelphia, executive secretary of
Schneurson.
es noto or mtehaant
The following will attend the meet- tee, and Dr. Joseph A. Rosen, tam- Waldman and Professor
It was announced by Harry Slavin, the evolution of Reform Judaism, the
proogLeistsio.
• • •
District Na. 3; Maurice Rapheld and
and
the
problems
of
ri
se
of Zionism
ing on Sunday, Sept. Ill: 11. W. Sim- ous American agricultural scientist,
Chairman of the organization corn-.
t h a t c onditions are does
Richard Gutstadt, both of San Fran-
Keidan Joseph H. who is directing the Joint Distribu- HA'DOAR EDITOR ASSUMES
event the local Jewish ' community.
H
Jew's are not suffering from unem-
.,
cisco, president and secretary. re- mittee, that the first important
! The courses in Hebrew will he given ployment, disease and even hunger. Ehrlich,
Rabbi Aaron M. AshinskY, tion Committee's farm-settlement FULL RESPONSIBILITY
Julius of the season would be the initiation :
spectively of District No. 4;
by Miss Rose Pike of the United He- It means that those who had faith in Morris Friedberg, Gershon Cass, I. work in Russia, are now en route to
J. T. A.) — Tho
Sunday
afternoon,
Oct.
10,
of
the
NEW YORK.
M. Kahn, Chicago, president of Dis-
Schools. There will he a course the work of reconstruction will not
. 0.9.
.. this country in order to deliver re- article in the Ila'Doar, written by M.
, David
la
Vit
,... i zi i„nrii, thi n
Deutelbaum Class." It was , igen?:
hh A. N INI
A ung„ums t; iSiaignij
z
trict No. 6; Leopold Strauss, Mont- "Julius
ports at the Chicago conference.
stated that several hundred candi- in elementary Hebrew which is in- be disappointed. They are heart-
Sboshani, expressed astonishment
gomery, Ala., president District No.
The purpose of the conference, that Itrainin was admitted into Rus-
dates for membership in the order : tended to enable the student to read
eph Keitlan.
7, and Henry Monsky, Omaha, Neb., would be initiated at 1:30 o'clock in and write Hebrew, acquire a small ened•
which has been called, by David A. sia at a time when Ilebrew literature
"In 1925 I found the Jews in the
member of the international execu- ho nor of the lodge's popular presi• . speaking vocabulary and translate colonies of Bessarabia starving, their
Brown, national chairman of the is prohibited there and all Hebrew
tive committee of the B'nai B'rith• dent. The initiatory ceremonies will ' simple passages from the brew children dying from epidemic because
United Jewish Campaign, and 141 111 writers were' exiled. The Yevseks,
.
advanced lie-
Hundreds of messages of
chairman of the Joint the Jewish communists, are not given
■ I
Bible and a course in
of the two years' drought. They pre-
M . Warburg,
followed
in
the
evening
by
a
dm-
were received from B'nai B'rith lead. be
Distribution Committee, is to take to penitence, the writer states.
ner-datihe and it is stated that no ! brew which is intended for those stu- sealed a heartrending spectacle of
ffio hve
.
a a knowledge of the destitution then.
But this year I Rabbis Hershman, A.I;ri•ky,
era and lodges.
'
Fischer, account of what has been accom-
'If Brainin knows what brotherly
speeches
will
r
mace
Dr. William S. Friedman, founder
nts of Hebrew granunar.
,
plishrd already in the way of raising loyalty means, why did he hasten to
have been reliably informed that the
,.
Aishiskin to Deliver Addresses.
Addrees.
I
Officers and prominent members
off ampler elente
e , ' •
East-
and vice-president o
funds for the destitute Jews of East-
l Readings frorn the Ilebrew Bible, Ile- crops will be good. Du ring the
which has exiled all llebrew
h lodge state that the administra-
Russia,
b- conversationand
Jewish Hospital and chairman of the
Dedication services for the new lie- ern and Central Europe, and to plan writers and has wrathfully destroyed
drought the peasants and the J ewish
lion of their present leader is pro; brew littnaturt ,
prose composition will also be includ- colonists could not pay the govern-' ,
board, prey '1 el at the dedication ex-
! IS 1 ova t I, I Oil ar • a series of drives during the next Hebrew literature? If Hebrew cut-
h
School
ns ! which
ercises and gave the address of wet- ably the most successful in the his!!!
wo
h wish especially to meat even these small su m! for t he I/TOVI'
e
three months, from which it is hope d lure and literature are so dear to
tory of the local organization and l ed. Students
a
h
come. Greetings from the Cit
land
which
they
received
as
a
result
side
at
51iilland
avenue,
will he
sufficient
contributions
will be ob. Mr. Brainin, why did we not hear his
- has resulted in establishing I'isgah prepare themselves to teaca co
, first Sunday after Succoth, Oct. rained
to exceed
the $25,000,000
inurse Rin
Denver were brought by Mayor Ben--
f
th•
Roumanian
land
reform,
and
the
ram
rimy
at
3
p.
mm.
An
impres-
protest either on the spot or from
F. Stapleton. The key to the Lodge as one of the leading and ' ligious School are offered
10
b
ods of Teaching to given
be gy
Stapleton.
ix
t.hey were not pressed for payment. sive program has been planned and quota.
inf
there, against the suppression of
great influential lodges in the order. Meth
they
to
infirmary building was
In addition to the reports by D rs. Jewish education and the prohibition
vid presented
E. Harlem, They urge all of the members to set . several local educators, including Miss But if the Jews do not pay w thin six Rabbis Hershman, Ashinsky, Fischer
a
be
a
d
to
the hospital by D
Kahn and Rosen, reports will be on the Hebrew book? By a fatal
months or a year this land will
aside the occasion and by their united Stella Sufinsky.
nd Aishiskin whave been t
The betin
chairman of the buildings and
ull announces the require- taken away from them, they said. A deliver the principal addresses.
made to the conference by a number coincidence, the Ilebrew writere of
e, and accepted on attendance indicate their appreciation
the teacher's certificate or
I ments for
At 0
6 o'clock of the same day ,... 2, of trained American soc!al workers
groun ds conimitte
now protest against the
euelbaum's
efforts.
five-year loan of $30, 00 to $40,000
behalf of the hospital by William B. of Ilenry
Mr. D
t Abramovitz,
M.
chairman the certificate of graduation from will ensure these lands as their per- banquet will l a. given c ove rs will oe who have during the past summer Palestim•
oks sent to Rus-
f t that H books
Woolner, president of the institution. of the intellectual advancement com- Beth El College.
visited Poland, Lithuania and Russia, sia were returned," the writer states.
manent
possessions—a
small
sum
for
re-
roit
i
and women o f the Det
The bronze tablets which have
a source of future livelihood to many wish
lad for
200 guests.
All those
who
All
m
co
to
make
reservations,
are
"If Itrainin is an honest Zionist,
mate,,, announced that a splendid
d
enmniu nity who are inter este
in the foyer of the in-
immediately
at the those countries
thrifty Jewish farmers. quested to do so
and investigated
Jewish and
conditions
the steps being
in
been
p laced
firmary
as a token of appreciation program is being arranged by his Jewish
did
he nut send
one has
single
cable
committee and that before the end in these courses, but who have not yet
"1 was particularly impressed with United Helm.% Sc ools, 609 cast taken by the Joint Distribution Com- why
from
Palestine,
which
inspired
Lapi-
to us,
E. and
J. Schanfarber
Harry
mittee, with funds raised in this' him? Why does he send cable after
the marble and
tablets
on which of the year several public lectures ' received a bulletin,
may telephone
h El, the deep interest which the delegates
com e to Temple Ilet
or
from
Eastern
and
Western
Europe,
Kirby
avenue.
r
to
alleviate
their
condition
I
cable
from
arge
,
wite,
The
building
committee
eonsis
s
o
country,
Rus
d
s ia concerning the
and debates will be staged in al
tone. Those
ae
the names of the corn,
Woodwar d a ve nue at Glad
England and the United States, dis- Louis Drilij off, chairman; E . Rabin?. and restore them to a basis of tier. wonder of colonization? Is Russia
r inscribed
mittees
in the fund-raising efforts, auditorium in this city and will be w
.11, 1 msnent self-support. These
i,..y
include inc1'
yti lihi 77s::hn,,,,L(
Louis
g : Im
ilehirin
' rieiK
o n
more im po rtant than Pales-
were unveiled by Dr. Friedman and participated in by men fnational
! ho intend to takee courses are asked
enroll- played in the report on the condition G
w ritazn, ,Jt.. IA
real)
II
as! to fill out the
Dr. Henryy Moskowitz of New York, ;;„,„, ,.,
of the Jews in Russia, and the prog-
Ile stated that it
responses were made by Mr. Schan- prominence.
,i t at ion chairman of the board of sanitary `"
u hmeint t; e ei ,n Michael
the aim of his committee to furnish ; ment to be found on the last page of ress of Jewish colonization there.
• t. c ((i m
ino iK
Hreal In;db am
,'However, this was not suffi c ien t.
M r. eK
K
intellectual and ;the bulletin and mail it to the temple,
1925.
farber and Mr. Lapidus.
Robinson,I
control of t1 -1 United Garment Work- Braireches
Visited
Colonies
in
all
nin pa morals, he d oes n o t
with
the members
D.
Robinson,
At the dedication banquet in the cultural
program of the highest 1 as it is absolutely necessary for the
era
of
America;
Jacob
Billikopf,
"In 1925 I visited the colonies in eh mi t t te, ,J .
temple to know before hand who
onsky was
information,
• the the Ukraine where over 9,000 lami- ? m Rabinowitz; i.rai7ribanrirge.ment commit- executive director of the l'hiladelphia cable
toastma at which H enry M
evening,
he
does
not throw but
light impres.sions;
on the situa-
. Federation of Jewish Charities and
students are, how many
.
w
, resiberg,
ster, all the del egates voiced merit.
to Benjamin ing
A. Glad- and
tion, but sermonizes, asking why the
Accor
there
w Last
, lies are settled. Distinct progress as tee Louis Granet, J. I
d
what courses they desire.
the enthusiasm of the occasion and
impartial
chairman
of
the
Men's
Robineon
and
E.
Rabinowitz.
colonization
is
not
supported
and
win, a member of the entertainment year's enrollment at Beth El College
re-dedicated themselves to renewed
(Turn to Last Page.)
sy.tri l a i, ,,ittiaT. i n c ?oil . n ew Hebrew Clothing Industry of New York; Dr. formulating almost an accusation of
committee, regular Saturday night
was 350.
effort in behalf of the National Jew-
11'nuand Sur- Maurice B. Heater, executive direc- national treason.
t
will
l
oo
egi
it
dances will be held in the ballroom
— sch
ish Hospital, when it was pointed out
coth, Sept 26. Classes will he organ- tor of the Boston Federation of Jew-
The vice-president of the Zionist
of the B'nai B'rith Community House
.
that the operation of the B'nai B'rith
ized and studies begun the day after
. Dr. Ludwig Bernstein, Organization of America and the
commencing Saturday evening, Sept.
s •
7
dedication. Registration of pupils in ish
Charities
infirmary building will necessitate an
p
executive
director
of the Pittsburgh • litor of the Hebrew monthly failed
'
18 Music will be provided by an
.
increase of $75,000 annually in the
all other branches of the school has Federation of Jewish Charities; Mrs. and failed badly. He proceeds to
f radio fame . Mr . Glad .
ni
n e Alexander Kohut of New York, Dr.
maintenance budget eof the National orCh es t ra o
already begun and will conthi incuhe tio
l Palestine and is inspired, as is re-
win also stated that plans were be-1
W
Jacob W. Newman of Nese Orleans,
Jewish Hospital.
Th re he undertakes a
1
week a rw , 1 41
Thanks-1
d
Placed.
ing perfected for a gigantic
Mortgage
•
Stanley Folz of Philadelphia and propaga nda tour for the Jewish Ns-
ke lace in '
$150,000
a
t
ve
E
The business meeting of the Hos- giving
Janie
;
N.
Rosenberg
of
New
York.
i
tional
Fund
for Europe and America,
the new Masonic Temple, and that I
was held on Friday
Invitations for the confe
pital Association
many novel features were being
but inhthe iniihi dle of his tour he aban.
'Palestine is the only salvation for them rather well-to-do. Ile stated
e I' d
following the dedication and by
have gone trill to the 48 state chair-1
as he has aban-
is
wor
, j
ons
.
said Morris Fishman, vice- that one of the troubles with the
unanimous vote of all present mort- planned.
men and over 500 city chairmen of . oneei his work
k of the Hebrew
did not circa-
Active co-operation on the part or the Jews "
d
: rf the Detroit Life Insur- Arabs was that they
-
gage of $150,000 was ordered place
the
United
Jewish
Campaign
and
to
he
Junior
B'nai
hly,
IIa'toren,
and
Proceeds to
w As-,prsi
the lodge in aiding t
er a large number of men and women monthly,
Amer.
i
upon the infirmary building. Of t h e
Prog ress of Socal Servce for
Russia, conducting from there a
t
Young Men 's Hebre
once n o
13lieshk
Company Synagogue, who re- rather hd t r u bried i t in he
Youth Reported.
$500,000 necessary for the erection
in
every
part
of
the
country
who
ice,.
Jewishi
by
}tarry
Slavin
.
propaganda
for
Crimean
colonize-
to
i i no o one knew where
B'rith org an i ze is promised
returned from an extended ground and
—
actively par tici p ated in this el- I tion. People are surprised. Brainin,
and equipment of t e ' •
and
ves. The only
Amsel
ae.
infirmary building only $350,000 of the organization committee. ractical cently n
it but the
SALEM, Mass.—(J. T. A.)—More ch,t,
helps
given
i
the
Zionist
and
Hebrew
writer,
tour
through
Palestine,
nizati
dity for which t they are willing
t o spend
(the sum raised by Districts No. 21 sociation
re- find
seen by a us-
, I the Yevseks in t heir fight against our
gah will
Lodge
an it is ts hoped trig and Egypt, when ' Poland,
's
ew
and
was
for the
this
pur I that
aid by
Pison
be become
ouo men
'vrontrfghW
. aVn., It are
pose 6)
and
on available
the day of
ladles-
they
will s thereby
potent porter of The Detroit Jewish Chron• to spend money is for the purchase than
20,000
members
enrolled
in "1-1'
Young
Men's
I cause. Is there a greater betrayal
of f wives.
t Ii
.
1 d d
'
t "
o
than t IA.
authorities were , factors in the life of the Jewish isle
Digressing for a moment from the e
"I have come to the conclusion, theme of the economic condition in England. Seventeen associations own ,
which borders on an unpardonable
et
tion the hospital aid co
th f the City of Droit.
Mr. l
tracts
for
confronted with unpaid
organizing , after observing the con itions
Fishman made cler
buildings, two new centers having I
— _
however, are not ear-
a
. n
crime.
We,
,
0
Slavin
is
also
engaged
in
ear.! !
Palestine, Mr. Fi
ast year.
labor and matertal tot e vin g
.4,iivine '.
prised. The surprise is for the naive,
the p
Plasm Y
a local chapter of the Aleph Zadeck I exist in Palestine, that the only way that perpetuation and continuation , been opened during
made known in the K. of P.
tha
h e u n dertaken
Districts
and d 7 and
have
I the victory for the Yevseks and the
Dis
Hld
o Bi-monthly Affairs.
to raise No.
this 4 fund
pending the Aleph, the junior B'nai B'rith fro- l out for the Jewish people, if they of Ilebrew was assured because in I These facts were
phael I
by
are to be preserved, is in the Holy
the only language spoken i annual
n
reports submittedf t RaArm-
--
shame for Brainin."
he
Tel Aviv
completion of their efforts
effos the mort- ternity.
resident o
Koff
editor of the Ha'
The first edition of the B'nai B'rith Land. Although it is very true that
. een mw I that
P .
y
Y. M. and Y. W. H. A.'s of if Announcement
e o conditionn
e
ordered
monthly f pub- ' the economic conditions are unsatis- was Hebrew. Among
! Doer, wh e n int;rviewed by the rep-
Berman,
.
in t the
elated England
, paste:hancellor
g age of $150,000 has been
different
I ) r. ric Frank Lod
howefver,
District No. Broadcaster, t he lodge's
I
and
Executive
Secre-
,
the factory due to the widespread unem- nies, '1,1
placed on the building.
■
the
hands
o
.roitge,
No.
55,
Knights
of
i
resentative
of
the
Jewish Telegraphic
he
in
. .
m
Atha
t
for r tion will
I t
• ,
'
•
4 is now engaged in its
t crises which now pre
I memlitrs of the loe before the en
1 outer lAgency, stated that he assumes ful
f t oary Benjamin a
Tel Aviv, for here were evidences
,
will in
totes, retary
of the Jewish Welfare Board, Pthilts, has been elected gram
Distric No.
Sternberg, , pl
oymen
ntry, yet the spirit of the
n.
Dr.
responsibility
for
the
contents of the
Samuel
the
State
of
Michiga
cou
$75 ,000
that
for
tember,
and
prosperity in some of the col
of Sep
during 7 the comingg i chairman
i .eopl e is such that nothing but good and experiments in new forme of or- to the sixteenth annual convention Bard
ate its campaign
and
of the publication commit-.
13 the first representa live , to , article published in his weekly. He
and activity
eriodi-
added that the action of M. r. Brainia
I
'nation are discernible. The old held here. Five hundred delegates Berman
hold
office
in
the
Grand
Lod
t
a
'or
r .
es
p
ae
B'rith in firmary build- I tee, stat be of great interestt to he an come from the work
onvention .
astonishment
now being carried on there. As an Ran
the
The B'
caused suthrpenisieeharnadime
in the U
schild colony of RI- attende the c
I te nest 27 years an d Is
in complete operation on Ical will
first . illustration of this spirit, I spoke to i Baron De Roth
United
Boston was ' Jewish
en
ing was nai
seeo
g he ,
the prosperous t Albert Hurwitz of acc
pe rson appointed duri rag
l ama tion to h
dedication day and the happiness members. It is stated that the
unkempt 1 shoo Zion was s amon
ar-
I
ure
y
o
be
'
elected
president
by
ll conta man featof
, t hree hungry bedraggled,
win claims t
itz Grand Lodge career in the S tate of States but also in the Hebrew press
le
wi
for
this
place
radiating from the patients in the i edition
who were living in a colonies,
the
e manufatur-
I succeed M Mr. Boruchoff. Mr. Hurw
bers
in
l'alestine
and
other
European
'
oung
pioneers
c
itten
by
mem
— ---
Michigan.
wr
y
d I r est
• •
' • tic I ea
• 1
building was eloquent of
tent in Tel Aviv, because they had the secun
Detroit Lodge, No. 55, K. o f P .! is countries.
no house in which to live, which is ing town in the world. "The Evtzsa I served as premdent o
tarian service who'.
be per-
!lodge.
' legNith
ap-1
The next meeting of Pisgah Lodge characteristic of the attitude of the or co-operative colonies, as well as ' from 1915 to 1919. Ile is chairman starting the fall season by con erring'
the
Karen
Ilayesod
of
New
EAR-
formed within its!
I
- the rank of knight on 100 candidates.; KEEP OUT RELIGIOUS THINGS
colonies w ere t h e • • •
and wil l take place Monday evening, Sept.
proximately 100 pa. ... - rooms eat- 20 in
nioneers now in Palestine. Although th
all show evidence of I land and
B'rith
,
, was formerly assistant at A meeting will be held on Tuesday
the land
the very latest facilities for the treat-
to at- they ate irregularly and had not suf- own
and memberss are ured
Community,
hard work and are filled with en- torney general of Massachusetts.
evening, Sept. 21, at 8 o'clock, and '
TEL AVIV. — (J. T. A.) —The
meat of far•advanced cases, the , House, the
A discussion of the problems con-
ficient food at any time, yet they thusiasm and hope that the future
government of Soviet Russia has ap-
ung a large attendance is
B'nai B'rith infirmary building will !tend, as many important announce ,
o
servedd ollowini( parently declared an embargo on
B' the capacity of the National I meths will be made of vital interest . were so happy to live in Palestine would enable them to live full lives fronting the Young Men's and Y
increase
and to work for its redemption that
Jewish religious articles coming from
led by Dr. Philip R. Goldstein, cam- the meeting.
Jewish Hospital to 300 patients and to them.
they said they would rather remain
Grand Outer Guard Frank Berman Palestine, according to evidence ac-
Glared Mr. Fishman.
will make it the most modern insti-
r of the cumulating in the Palestine post of-
"What
impressed
me
particularly
resign
director
of
the
Jewish
Welfare
SERVICES
IN
MANSFIELD
where
they
are
under
the
conditions
,
discuasions were will be the principal speake •
tution of its kind in the country.
under which they live than go to in Palestine, aside from the deter- Board. Round table
led by Isaac E.. evening. The entertainment corn.' fice. A number of Jewish residents
HOLDS
red t
a etat of Palestine sent esrogim and lulu-
leting plans bforheld
All visitors to Den er are urged to I
mination of the people, was the spleen- held on publicity,
th e , America if they were assu
c
en,
h
occupied
the
would
be
given
half
of
the
coun-
did work being done by the liadaah
Bloch of Holioke; junior work, led . mittee is dinne
avail themselves o
compr-dance to e
Dr. Alvin D . D
sa
y
vim (citrons, willow bough and
The work of this or- by Herman Galakin of Providence; , pendous ook-Cadill ac Ilotel the early
t Temple Emanuel,Mansfield,1
of seeing this great Orr of healing
myrtle) for the Feast of the Taber-
Organization. The
at- nacles, to their relatives in Russia.
while in the West.
Ohio on Rosh Hashonah and will also try"Those who have employment, work ganization among the Jews as well women's activities, by Celia Duhan ' the o fmonthly
October and bimonthly
of New Haven; membership, by I. R. part B
services on Porn Kippur. in the fields, build roads or fifod enI as the Arabs, has earned for Ilse
fairdoor the benefit of its members The Russian postal authorities re-
cord
Broder of New I
Haven, and inter-as-
to
n
.
able
beinf anned.
Prior to the services at the temple, odd jobs they are
turned these packages.
WALES TO VISIT P LESTINE
was only able to find two factories the endearment and love of all the sedation a thletics . led by J. J. Ham- ' are
The specie delinquent committee,
Dr. Hersch officiated at the Ohio
of any consequence in Tel Avis; one inhabitants. The new orphan
burg of Chelsea. A con erence
who burg
of Chancellor Commander.
State Reformatory at Mansfield.
o rphans home
charge
In
T.
A.)
—
The
being
built
and
t
nitusnEm.---(.1.
factory and the other
orphanage are district leaders and executive secre- Herman Muscovich, report, wonder- INTERMARRIAGE INCREASING
of Wales will visit Palestine
consider- are in the care of thee
taries was presided over by Mr. Rs- ful progress and urges all members
Prince
•
ment factory. There was
was
during April of next year, it
binovitz, field secretary of the Jew. to respond to the call. The sick and , BUDAPEST.—(J. T. Al—Inter-
I able discussion, however, while I was very well kept.
is
with the modern ten-
learned here. The purpose of the SAMUEL WILL NOT COME HERE,
"In es
keepitec
relief committee is working dilig,mt. marriage of Jews and Gentiles
a
of
the
buildingg
dens
in
use
Aviv, becaH
development I ish Welfare Board.
er-
ng
hnical
H
)—
rince's journey to Palestine will be
The annual convention banquet
favorable reports on Hungary has reached an alarming
LONDON.—(J• T. A')—Sir
, which
ifa
,
in
Tel
harbor
at
gave
of
the
and
is. '
' a found the Haifa Technical School
' ht according to official figures
held with over 500 in attendance. 17
to dedicate the war cemetery o
bert Samuel, forme r b l ab eon
who were
one of the most remarkable places Was Mordecai Sohn', director of ex - . those
the economic and Indust
Mount Scopus. Gen. Sir George sinner of Palestine, will not proceed I improve
(Mem and members of Detroit made known. According to the Air-
conditions of Palestine ."
of April,
of its kind I have ever Peen,' said Dr.
e
tension
education
of
the
Jewish
Wel-
MacDonough, Sir Frederic Kenyon to the United States this year, it was;
tly
did
not
n
Mr. Fishman appare
Mr. Fishman. "However, the im-
principal speak• Lodge, No. 55, Knights of Pythiato May and
n th101,Z oper a cent of a ll
duriJugne
and Lord Arthur Brown r a rived in learned here. It was originally
e storiess circulated
fare Board, w as ,the
y
of
that
I
wish
to
extend
their
best
wishes
accept
portant thing for American Jewry
ight go
er addresses were delivered I
Alexandria and will proceed to Pales- stated that Sirtates
Herbwit
Cr. Mr.
Oth B
manArabs
ruchoff Mr. Hurwitz and' all Detroit Jewry for • Happy and Jewish marriages were with non-
to do if Palestine is to be built up
on be-
r t mDr. W eir.- about the
eh
Jews.
tine to inspect the war graves
ons he found that they were not so pov- at all and if these people whose hopes
graves com- the United S
otiati
Former President Jacob L Wiseman. Prosperous hew e .
half of the British war
mann to complete the neg
as
they
had
been
arty stricken
(Turn
to
Last
Fags.)
extended
of the
mission They will also attend the
formation
he
other
hand,
he
found
th
•
bed
On
t
l
De '
dedication of • new memonal c ape Jewish Agency.
on the Mount of Olives.

The new bulletin of Beth El College
of Jewish Studies has just been is-
n
! , sued. It describes
the courses to be
; offered in the season of 1926-27. The
I college is open Monday night, Oct.11,
; and its sessions will he held every
Monday night during the session - dui!-
! ing the season until the end of May.
Among the new courses offered is
Comparative Religion" by Dr. Leo
M. Franklin. The course will he a
;study of the similarities and differ-
ences between Judaism and all the
other great religions: Christianity,
Mohammedanism, Buddhism, Hindu-
ism, Confucianism, Zoroastrianism
and primitive paganism. Another
! highly interesting course is "A Sur-
1 vey of Jewish Literature After the
Bible" to be given by Rabbi Leon
From. Rabbi Fram will select and in-
terpret the most significant ! Jewish
writings other than the Bible: the
wisdom of the Talmud, the fantasy of
! the Midrash, the narratives of the

Jewry Has Been Improved
I Russia by U. J. C. /

Countries.

Broadcaster to Be
Issued This Month,

i.

I npC ai l t e ys to i n n e Behalf n o
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for
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Asylum Diskin.

Comparative Religion, Modern
Jewish Literature to Be
Taught.
Dr. Moscowitz Says Life of

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U. J. C. CONFERENCE
TO BE HELD OCT. 940

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a 1 es 1 ine Only Salvation
Declares Morris Fi shman

Y. M. AND Y. W. HOLD
CONFERENCE IN MASS.

DR. BERMAN CHOSEN
OFFICER FOR ST ATE