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VOL. XXX, NO. 25

Not Atten d Banquet 11 PISGAH SMOKER IS
CHAIM WEIZMANN[Will
For Queen of Roumania
MOST SUCCESSFUL
SEES DAWN OF NEW
EVENT OF SEASON
ERA IN PALESTINE

Replies To Criticism Regarding
Palestine Policies in Up-
building of Land.

Members of Majestic Yiddish
Players Entertain Large
Gathering

MAKES IMPASSIONED
PLEA FOR CO-OPERATION

CARNIVAL DANCE WILL
BE FESTIVE FUNCTION

Wise, Lipsky, Neumann, Lewis
And Arlosoroff Address
Vast Gathering.

To Be Held at New Masonic
Temple Thanksgiving Eve
November 24

DR. FRANKLIN WILL
NOT GREET QUEEN

Nov. IT, 1926.
Mr. Edward T. Fitzgerald,
Office of the Mayor,
Detroit, Mich.

My Dear Sir:-1 beg to ac-
knowledge with deep apprecia•
lion in behalf of Mrs. Franklin
and myself the courteous invi•
tation of the committee ap-
pointed by the mayor of De-
troit to attend the dinner in
honor of Her Majesty, the
Queen of Roumania, to be given
at the Book•Cadillac Hotel on
Saturday evening, Nov. 20.
It is • source of regret, how.
ever, that we must decline the
invitation. This is not because
we fail in appreciation of the
many gracious qualities of the
queen, but because we cannot
consistently or in self-respect
through its ruler, do honor to
a land in which the people of
the Jewish faith, for no other
sin than being Jews, are still
treated as outlaws and pariahs.
It is our hope that the situation
of the Jews in Roumania may
somehow be brought to the at-
tention of Her Majesty, and
that she may be persuaded
upon her return to her own
country to lift voice and hand
in defense of ■ million of her
loyal subjects, who have been
unjustly deprived of the funda-
mental rights of human beings.
Very truly yours,
LEO M. FRANKLIN.

Thanksgiving

New Building at 31 Melbourne
Will House Varied Cul-
tural Activities

Role of Clinic in Community's
Health is Davis' Subject
at Dedication

COMMUNITY HOUSE TO
SERVE NEIGHBORHOOD

STATES HOW MEDICAL
EXPENSE IS LOWERED

Musical, Dancing, Recitation
Numbers and Talks Will
Constitute Program
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C The formal opening of the Jewish •

Dr. Saltzatein Expresses Ap-
preciation for Gift. J. H.
Davis Donates $1,000

Tells Wily Russian
Jews Still Suffer

Banquet Planned
By Shaarey Zedek

"A CHANUKAH DAY"
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"There is not a better building or
; Centers Association will he held at
one more scientifically arranged and
Thee
NEW YORK. — (J. T. A.)
the first district building, 31 Mel-
equipped for clinical service in any of
dawn of a new era of inteneJive ac- ,
The most important social event of
j bourne avenue, on Tuesday evening.
our large cities,' declared Michael M.
tivity in the upbuilding of Palestine
the year sponsored ley members of
I Nov. 23, at let:30 when a program will
Davis last Sunday evening speaking
as the Jewish national home was (me-
Pisgah Lodge No. 31, Independent
I lee presented by talented members of
of the North End Clinic on the oc-
dieted by Dr. Chaim Weizmann, pres-
music
Order Mud li'rith, will be the Thanks-
!thee association's clubs and
casion of the formal dedication of the
ident of the World Zionist Organiza-
giving eve carnival dance which will
classes. Milton M. Alexander, presi•
Leopold Wineman Memorial building
time, in his first public message to
take place Wednesday evening, Nov.
' dent of the board of directors, will
at 936 Holbrook avenue, which houses
the Jews of the United States since
I gi . v e a short talk on the activities of
24, in the fountain room of the new
the clinic. "The best ideals of service
his arrival here, delivered at thy
RABBI LEO M. FRANKLIN .
Masonic Temple. According tee the
the association and will introduce Niel-
of this type have been incorporated in
Mecca Temple.
statement of Elias Goldberg, secretary
ford Stern, vice-president, who will act
this plan," he continued. "Detroit is
Over 5,000 persons crowded the
of the lodge, who is in charge of the
as chairmon.
to be nicest heartily congratulated on
to gr e the president of the
advance sale of tickets, indications are
The program will open with violin
the achievements which this building
nist
Ornization
on
his
fourth
that
the
fountain
room,
which
will
Zip
Zio
selections by an ensemble from the as-
Will Hold Service
CHAIM
WrIZMANN
represents."
visit to this country, and listen to '
accommodate 1,000 persons, will be
sociation, directed by S. Szmulewiez,
Mr. Davis, who is executive secre-
his description of the situation in
and composed of Alex Robinson, Harry
p
filled to ca acity.
tory
of the Committee on Dispensary
Palestine which causes much concern
Jacob Rosenberg, chairman of the
Zarankin, Bessie Bunion Jack Weis-
Development of the United Hospital
entertainment committee, which is in
to New York's Jewish masses, and to
'
berg, Bernard Rothman, Max
Pecher•
Fund
of New York, Was consulted
charge of the affair, states that an
the outline of his mission of "peace-
er, Milton Levin, Viola G ray and Ger-
when the plans for the new building
unusual program of entertainment
and unity" in his final efforts to com-
trude Shubow, accompanist. This
were formulated and he followed its
and feature attractions has been ar-
plete the organization of the Jewish .
will lee followed by two folk dances by
Twenty - Fifth Community
erection closely, suggesting changes
ranged for the occasion. Dance music
Agency to include A merican re on
the children and directed by Ruth Tay-
Event
and improvements. The new quar-
dill be p melded by the "Blackbirds,"
body designated by the
mond, entitled "Gnome Dance" and
will
i st.] i in th
the
ters of the clinic mark an epoch in its
Palestine mandate as an advisory tee
(e Thanksgiving morning, there a nationally known dance band which S.
J "I Bile Ito Peep." Isadore Schneider, Aisberg Shetwa How Jews Are work of service to the community, the
mis,
recently assisted in the opening of the
who is a pupil of Edith F.Ila
the Palestine administration, on mat-
Adjusted
to
Life
Under
quarters at 121f 3%estminster
'old
new W
onderland ballroom en Chicago _
will give a piano selection followed
tern affecting the creation of the Jew- will take place at Orestra
ch
Hall the
j avenue haying been ho p elessly inade-
and performed for four years at the
by a harmonica selection to be pre-
Soviet Regime.
ish national home.
quate. Te
h c l inic, which is non-sec-
Emanuel Neumann, who opened twenty-fifth a n n ti a I community Municipal Pier. Mr. Rosenberg states GOLDENSON TO SPEAK
genteel by the harmonica class. Max
Soviet feriae, has approximately GO per cent
the meeting, expresSed the desire of Thanksgiving service to be presided that con fetti and other carnival access-
AT BETH EL ON NOV. 26 Lieberman is the instructor of that
„—,
ID ,, allegation that the
,,,
of
Re
clientele
Jewish.
class. The fifth number on the pro- Government is Jewish is ridiculous
the Zionist Organization of America over by Dr. Leo M. Franklin of Tem- series will tee distributed and that the
Concerning the growth of the clinic
N • 2 ; the gram is an exhibit by the woodcraft declared Henry G. Alsherg last Sue-
to lend its loyal support to Dr. Weiz- plc Beth El, the only minister still in balcony which surrounds the entire
Lica
M
r.
Davis
continued, "A great
•
i
'
•
ll
bilable
to
th
ose
On
le
Helm
otos
ng
e ava
h Ed war d MeGowen is da afternoon in a lecture f or te
dance floor, wi
h '"
0 C
‘' ' ' ' i a- cl ass, f 0 .hi
moon's efforts en this direction.
change has conic over the ideals and
present at the first who do nut wish tee dance and who de- Men's Club of Temple Beth
El will
instructor, and the seventh is a grouse Jew
I h'ir"it who W"
y ish Open Forum on "Jews in Rus-
Judge W illia in M. Lewis of Phila
me
en
r
sire merely to witness the spectacle. augurate a series of monthly Friday of folk dunces, the Russian "Scissors ' sia " Since the revolution Jews have I tractices of the community clinic.
delphia, notional chairman of the sec( ice and who has pa ticip
ormerly theme who came for exam-
,i. red more than any other nation-
Presided each succeeding service that has taken Ile also states that admission will be
and "ha rsitchke by membere of the
United Palestine Anneal , r
'nation and treatment were treated in
N%111
Mothers' clubs. The camp mothers, sune
alities in Russia from the Soviets a the mass. There were no facilities for
ace. The principal aildress this year $1.25 per person and that prizes
over the gathering. Dr. Stephen S.
Wearing the
be
distributed
to
those
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
Nlarie
well
as
from
the
Czar.
The
Soviet
re
Wise, honorary chairman, in a moo- I pl
individualizing their cases. here in
D r N a th anie l most unusual costumes. Attention of
will
I 1 deliv v, ered
Shubeew will give a group of songs in elution was designed to overthrow
ing add ress psi t I tribute tee Dr. Weiz- Schmidt1 , f ( ornell
n
this new building, with its large num•
to(sis it y under
chorus to be followed by two dramatic capitalism and petty Jewish boor-
tle "The Challenge of Prosper. the public is being called, however,
-r what
Ina t 9 er
h t
mann, declaring that
bar of small rooms for examination
selections, "Hansel and Greet el" and eoise not on the. basis of relig ion, but
els articularly to the fact that dress for the eccasion
happened five years ago in Cleveland,
and treatment, each equipped for a
Mee feels P
e
a
recitation
by
Eileen
Henken
of
the
is
ptional.
tj r.
nenic reasonS
for etee' en
"there is no reason for anybody to •IY•
tor may have the
specialist, (very visitor
fortunatehaving secured
„
unekr.
Miss
It is understood that because of the
Jewish Girls Dramatic club.
th e Czar . where the J ( :Jv care which would be expected in the
this 011 -
a brent himself from the work for f"E
Schmidt les the speaker for
Temples ,
Gertrude Shuleow will accompany the
a
man
whido
dedication
of
the
new
Masonic
Te
h'
•
' eecial le
the cause," adding a dramatic touch portant occasion, for he is .
offices
of
specialists.
which will take place on Thanksgiving
first selection. Miss ('yieldEpstein lived
under
s
dame
was limited
te a ' y'et-rlyn nfewis pnreo.ve -
,
to the occasion when, finishing his lase:,
"The 'sic poor is a much more gen-
a very leading place pithy eves!.
Is director of the groups.
. inces in the west. Ilis religion was era] term than formerly. For example,
address, he grasped Dr. Weizmann 'S f modern scholarship and is besides day, NOV. 25, the interior of the temple
will be fittingly decorated for that ac-
The program will close with another'
he
was
not allowed to en- a large portion of those who now re-
hand as an expression of unequivocal, . a speaker of eloquence and force. The
casion on the evening of the carnival
selection played by the violin ensemble jter the institutions of higher learning. calve clinical treatment in New York
Louis Lipsky, yreesi- musk will be furnished by the chorus
loyal support.
I
I the
ill Ian
dance and the- public will at that time
after which the group w---
All the restrictions forced the Jewish are from families which are self-sup-
dent of the Zionist Organization of . choir . of the First Congregational have its first opportunity to view
audience in "America.' ; The guests at
an army ■ of f i porting but cannot meet the expense
America, and Dr. Chaim Arlosoroff, church under the leadership of Charles portions of the- interior of the. Masonic
the program are invited to visit the i gopulation
into leec
;
andicraftsmen
and professional men '
Palestine Jewish labor !reeler who Co Frederic Morse. Representatives of Temple and the marvelous decorations
et ' with a comparatively small number of of examination and treatment by
'darer) and al gallery
specialists, yet require precisely that
a member of the Weizmann delega- practically all the religious denomina-
rranged for the dedication program.
All persons over 10 years of age are proletarians. Thus after the revolu-
type of care. The cost of treatment
tion, delivered addresses.
. lions in Detroit will participate in the
1 addition to Mr. Rosenberg, mem-
invited tee attend. tics these people had no place in the by specialists and the cost of hospital-
Dr. Weizmann in his address gave , service. The deta d progr m will
a
ile
bars n n the entertainment committee
The Melbourne Center is the first Soviet economic scheme, as planned ization have mounted
so rapidly in the
within
a
few
days,
o broad outl ine of the Palestine de-. be published
Among those who joined with Dr. of the lodge are: harry Yudkoff, Silas
building being planned by the Jewish by the Bolshevik theorists for Russia
years
that
the
scientifically
last
few
velopment, touching beetle on the po-
Yanett, Irving T.
Feinberg ' Barney
Centers Association of a series of e'en- during the early days of Soviet power. equipped clinics have
S. woiaa.
lineal and economic aspects of the Franklin in the creation of a con- Cahalan a
term in Jewish districts throughout the
and
"To Save their lives Jewish men of constructed
-e
come to fill and
a great public need.
years ' "
problem and answering some of the munity Thanksgiving service
v. 21, mem-
evening
On SUNNY enterta
city. Plans are being rapidly com• education heel t]e enter the
i
of f
• Y
"I.'"
I Middle-Cl ass Spend $60•
; No t committee
m recently directed against ago were Dr. Lee S. McCollester, bars of the...
c riticiss
inmen
pleted for the. erection of a center in the Soviet government, filling minor
',The, result s of several surveyss
('rue
Theological
school
y,
the Zionist executive.
now Dean of Cr
censor a feather or keno part
the Fenkell district, work upon which
positions as clerks and petty corn- made ley the United States govern-
,
of
Tufts
College,
Rev.
Nehemiah
will
s
e
accords-
will
take
place
in
the
main
will
tee
started!
shortly.
The
Palestine Can Be Rebuilt.
whichp
r ' s- missars. This gave the. impression 1
Mr . D
firm
formerly avenue
used a residence
on East
The two features which were of Boynton, now of Brooklyn, N. 1., Rev. auditorium of the community house ,
Philadelphia
for its offices
and abroad that the government was to a meet
other
agencies,"
per-
said, and
"show
that
a family of ve
fiavis
uppermost importance in the problem John Brittain C of
Washington, 275 Fast Furry avenue. Live fowl
large extent Jewish."
sons
whose
net
income
is
from
$200
DeFor-
Ramses
and other appropriate. prizes will be
clubrooms, but that was hopelessly in-
. of upbuilding Palestine were: first, D. C., the lute Res.
Going on to speak of the present
average
rage
DR. S. H. GOLDENSON
adequate for the work being carried government of.ltussia Mr. Alsieerg de- to $100 a month can atford an
it was necessary to prove that Pales- rest, and the Rev. Reed Stuart, then distributed to the participants.
for medical
of but $00 to $75
One of the must successful meetings
on. At present the association
spon-
., tine could he rebuilt, and second, that pastor of the First linitarian church.
dictato hip.
jaw,
ages ,e crileed it as a benevolent dictatorship.
g
men
services at which
e of great
Whe n a it is considered
1 tr eatment.
sors dubs and groups of various ,
Palestine could be rebuilt by Jewish lit-spite the- co-operation of these men, in the history of the local lodge took evening
oviet officials mean well," he
that a c o mplete diagnosis of one per-
of a number of place last Monday evening, Nov. 15, in eminence from various parts o f the in the Twelfth street district, le enkei .l ,, S
but lack the knowledge and experi-
hands. These two questions were an- reinforced by that
k
l t he speaers.
soo
n t d is co ve r his particular ailm ent
i
f the community countr y will ee
roams
district, East .Iefferson district, Deli: core necessary tee materialize their
the se ti. prominent laymen i in the city, the in-
e.
' •
ff
in
' faction of the. world's public opinion. stitution Of the service met with very I house. A splendid program of enter-- The first of these services w ill take ray and Oakland revenue sections. Th. good intentions. Because of the social costs from $100 to $500, quoting New
, , itainment was featured by the presence place on Friday evening, Nov. 20, on meetings are held in schools, private nature of Soviet legislation, the Jews York prices, depending on the dins
The main factor which determined considerable opposition at the hands
ing
osp of the expense
the political situation in Palestine and' of some of the less liberal elements en ' of four members of the Yiddish Ma- which occasion the address will be homes and Talmud Torahs.
gutter most from its enforcement, but ability, to may nothing
of
of treatment or hospitalization, one
regulated the attitude of the manda- the community. All such opposition 'er ie
Players:
Mih Fishson, Mine. given by Dr. Samuel II. Goldenson
Mischa
The plans for the future activities their condition is improving with the
era
Zasslaskaia.
Miss
Mary
Kara-
Pittsburgh,
under
thee
suggestive
title
can
understand
how
inadequate the
however, overcome within the V
of the Jewish Centers association general improvement of affairs in the
tart' power was the reaction of pub. WAS.
Iowa and Miss Betty Morris. Ben. "Sorrell and Son, and the Problem of
ti average amount alloted is in the tam-
have been formulated by Morrie I), Soviet Union. However, for the time
lie opinion to the enterprise. In this course of a few years, and today it
liy.
Of
course
each
fanciloes
y d
not
Zionist movement has 'may be safely tisserted that the cone- eamin Bernstein, violinist, a pupil of Evil"—A Book Discussion. Dr. Gold- Waldman, managing director of the tieing Jews in America must co-oper-
respect the
aunty' Thanksgiving service cm lOokrii Gus Kleiner of the Detroit Symphony enson is a man of national reputation Jewish Welfare Federation, of which ate with the Soviet government en its snend the entire amount; fo r e ample,
achiered success. It was only a pew
•
in
a
given
community
in
a
given
year
a permanent institution in the orehestra. assisted by Harold Hunger- as a thinker and a speaker. There. is the
is a constituent
ol( . program for placing the .lewish small-
Mr. association
Waldnian worked
out with so(
marked
years ago that the British govern- upon as
15 or 20 per cent of the families will
t looked upon the Jewish settle- 'religious life of Detroit upon whirl- it ford, pianist, a teacher at the Insti- no movement of civic, social, or eels-
tradesman back on soil."
cational interest in the cif
y of Pitts-
men
„ Jewish tradesmen were compelled have serious illnesses. Thus they
s of Palestine. as an experiment exerts a telling influence. So unusual tote of Musical Art, rendered
. The burgh in which he does not take a success a similar neighborhood pro-
gram in Boston several years ago. Mr. to 'speculate', " continued Mr. Alsberg may have to s end for then) unusual.
was such a service 25 years ago that lions which Were Well received sdec.
which
might,
or slowly
might not,
Gov- the possibility of its estalclishment was
part, will be enhanced by Alexander
k of their life after the over- ly large amounts for sickness whereas
ernments
move
and fail.
commit
WAS restricted to men. leading
The service
stated
that
the association
,
hopes to have
six
branch
centers in pea
ng
i
,,, alation , their more lucky neighbeer spends com-
leers only,
was attended by about 500
themselves' only insofar as the facts !commented upon by newspapers meeting,
which
a
throw of ("zanhem, "and 'speculation'
special music to be furnished by
throughout this country and abroad. local B'nai B'rith.
on the com ktion of it s ex- during that phase en the Russian rev- , paratively nothing. This es a hard
the cit •
of the situation warrant it. Today Directly as a result of the Detroit
During the course of the meeting, double quartet choir under the dirk- ;_,,..
shiiy Itto t he peer but self-supporting
so eyaele Jewish ' di s i (clution meant a sort of bootlegging. m
ine
George H. Galvani. ten
there is not a single serious-minded Aervice, similar se_icea
d ed , c r tass
ass fami
and some means
ry
have been in- ,folios Deuteelbaum, president of the lion a P
. C ions i Wi • th every phase of the country's
n apy hgansa.emadequafe recreational
trim
I
j ict nm
At each of these services it is and
must he found to aid them financially.
man in England who is n ot convinced . stituted in many of the larger cities
rring,
appeal
to
the
educational
fealties.
made
a
stirring
bulge,
ecorenic life a government monemo l y,
that Jewish work in Pales tine has through o ut the land, as well as in a
e I ers to sreure enough new NTH. plannol to have a different group of A The. work of the . Jewish Centers a,
The two ways en which this middle-
one had to bootleg in those days for
come to stay and must be reckoned number of the smaller cities of our cations for membership to make the singers and professionals. The gen- (iodation in Detroit parallels that done-
class family can be helpeel, is by re-
medicine
of
flour, shoes, clothing, wood
.
with. This situation in the center own state.
'
during the high expenses of medical
•••
• '. smilar
"Adolph Freund ('lass" the largest eral public is cordially invited.
in many other cities by the Young an et
necessities oe life. :ven-
i
has hail its effect in other countries.
service and by finding some means to
Men's and Young Woen's
Women's Ilelere•w
class of initiates in the history of the
distribute these expenses over a period
This attitude of respect and consider-
emulations and the Community Cute lotion
was became
a dangerous
occupetion
order. Mr. Deutelbauen also an-
but Jews
notorious
in that
of years. I do not think state mister-
ation we find not only in England RABBI FRAM TO OCCUPY
tern. Among the activities are nun- work; they had no altemnative
nounced that details of the meeting of
once against sickness would work well
but also in France, in Italy, in other
canization programs and classes,
,
BETH EL PULPIT NOV. 21 Nov. 15 would be. forwarded to the
More Jews Hold Small Orfices.
European countries, not to speech of
„ The number of Jews holding of- 'n the e United States but believe
Grand Lodge officers and that Pisgah
, c uldge r n s ,,,cluati n sdi e.,(..1su'itan, e1 girls' clubs
eventually some form of group insur-
the United Steles. This progress has.
groups and
Lodge would make a bid for the prize
fires in the Soviet government may
also been manifested in the see-called
The part played by the Jew in the offered in the National B'nai B'rith
other cultural work. There is a music have exceeded what might have been once will be developed,
—
The reduction of the high expenses
Arab problem, which has often been establishment of American freedom Meeting Contest, which covers the
.. F
sc h oo l , art class e s, Y i ddis h.
their normal
ang ,r,dirfati-hdeedotrehs,r
hand, the quids,
number but
of of medical service is, I lel . —
thee
Festive Dinner - Dance to Mark lish classes and a Yiddish librar
more acute in New York than in Je- anti in the building up of American period of Oct. 1 to Nov. 15.
y
e
rusalem, just as the so-called crisis dennwracy will form the theme of The next meeting of Pisgah Lodge
, Jewish prisoners ire Soviet jails and idea for which we must work during
Celebration of Chanukah
(Turn To Last Page)
is more acute in New York than in Rabbi Leon Franc's sermon at Temple will take place Monday evening, Nov.
of Jewish exiles to Siberia and to the the present lime. An important fac-
December 5
for here is prevention of serious ill-
Beth El, Sunday morning, Nov. 21.
Jerusalem, he stated.
22, and will be devoted to the transac-
Soloyt•tsky similarly seas and still is
ness and the ideal clinic can be of
The Arab problem today has lost
The title of Rabbi Fram'e sermon tie n of routine business. Owing tee
above normal prop ortion.
with
h is The Sesquicentennial and
great use in this. The clinic or similar
its acuteness and our relations wit
the number of social gatherings which
The culminating e vent at Shaare -
Mr. Alsberg explained the recent
agency can examine the patient in the
Arab people are. on a solid foun-1 .Anamican Jew." The fact that the have recently supplanted regular Zedek during the week of Chanukah
upheaval within the Soviet govern-
early stages of disease and, if not
American nation is about to celebrate lodge meetings, it is announced that will take place Sunday evening, Dec.
elation.
relent as the liquidation by the Soviets
_—
actually able to cure, as in some forms
Dr. Weizmann analyzed the pol- the Thanksgiving day of the. one hon. the next meeting will be featured by 5, at 0:30 o'clock, when memhers of
f their former inte rnationalp ro-
icy of the Zionist executive in Pales- deed fiftieth year since the Drelara- the discussion of many important the congregation and their families Sunday School Children Will Give gram and its replacement with a plat- I of heart disease, can prevent the ulti-
the mate hospitalization or incapacity of
tine, declaring it tee differ from all then of Independence renders the matters which require disposition by will foregather to celebrate the Fes-
Two-Act Modern Play.
form of nationalism. "As long as
the patient and keep him in condition
other methods of colonizing peoples. theme especially appropriate at this the me-mIx•rs.
tival of Lights. The celebration will
S ov i et
All other colonizing peoples accom- time.
"One Chanukah Day," a twee-act gram of international Socialism," he to keep his place en society. Inez-
he ushered in with the lighting of the
s
Rabbi
Frain will challenge the pre-
a
plish their task by means of material
candles and the singing of the "Rock modern play by Samuel M. Segal, will sa id "with world revolution Jewish Pensive tszeutimielnatteirsbt,huom
henna expensive
fierce It is for the first time in the valent theory that the American Re- MANY EAGER TO TESTIFY
of Ages." There will follow a banquet be the principal feature of the hanu• Bolsheviks, such as Trotzky, Kameneff
medical care. A second means is by
history of colonization that a country public took as its model the republics
which will be distinguished not only kah program which will be carried andZinovieff were in the saddle, . But
FOR
SCHWARTZBARD
—Palestine—is being colonized by of Greece and Rome on contemporary
Icy a menu of Reproved excellence but out by the Sunday school of Congrega- t h e Soviet irMrnational policy has organization, and here again the
clinic may k-come the important cen-
the methods of peace, not by the Europeon re-publics, and will prove
by a musical program of merit. Be- lion Shaarey Zolek Sunday morning,
that
the
fathers
of
the
American
on-
ter. The equipment necessary for
MOSCOW.—(J.
T.
A.)
—
Fifteen
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sword and rifle but by the hammer
tween courses the assembly will be Dec. 5, at 11 o'clock. The play which
complete diagnosis and treatment is
and plough. This is perhaps the se- monwealth took their inspiration Jewish families, survivors of the anti- afforded an opportunity to ring folk will be presented by the fifth grade,
law and form ' Jewish pogrom made by the Petlura
so expensive that the price is pro-
chiefly
from
the
code
of
develops,
in
a
contemporary
.lewish
songs suitable to the occasion.
cret of the world's satisfaction with'
e
ri in
hibitive for individual doctors. The
forces in Tanantchi, Ukraine, are
At the conclusion of the banquet, setting, a theme derived from the MEN'S CLUB GOODWILL
and admiration for our work. There of government described
of Moses, and in the visions of the eager to appear as witnesses in the the guests will adjourn to the as- Festival of Lights. Those who will
clinic
which is so equipped therefore
is not one living Arab who can com-
DINNER TO BE DEC. 14 is not only of great assistance to the
Hebrew prophets. The rabbi will ex- I Schwartzbard trial in Paris, declares sembly hall for an evening of dancing, take part ore Max Pomerantz, Edith
plain that an injustice was done him
plain the meaning of Lecky s famous Serafimov, Russian journalist, writing . the music for which will be furnished Sarasohn, Louis Cohen, Ruth Oppen-
patient
but also to the private dcc-
in Palestine by the Jews. Thanks to
The goodwill dinner, given annually tor."
statement recently quoted by ('resi- ' in the Isvestya.
helm, Elizabeth Trattner, Louis Gor-
by Seymour Simon's orchestra.
this policy, Palestine is the most quiet
ce-
under
the
auspices
of
the
Men's
dent
Coolidge
"Hebraic
mortar
Brief
addresses were made by
don,
Morris
Sachs,
Julius
Schwartz,
The majority of the Jewish in-
Among those who will constitute;
corner in the entire Near East, and
mented the foundations of the Amer-
Herschel Berman, Sidney Goldfarb,, Temple club of Temple Beth El, will Henry Wineman, whose mother, Mrs.
we will forbid, as much 29 it is within ican d•inocracy." The services be-gin habitants of the village Tanantchi the reception and hospitality corn-1
be
held
on
Tuesday,
Dec.
14,
at
6:30
Leopold
Wineman
, gave the $75,000
Florence
Flurnstein,
Sylvia
Keler,;
were massacred and the Jewish ' mittee are Mr. and Mrs. Morris H.
our power, the use of any military
houses were demolished and ploughed Blumberg, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Z. Ruth Nussbaum, Elizabeth Bernstein,' o'clock. As in the past, each member in memory of her late husband which
phraseology or, for that matter, any at 10:45.
The choir under the direction of under so that no trace of the town j Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Herman P. Rose Cohen, Harold Frank, Sarah of the club is requested to invite a mode possible the edifice; Dr. Harry
kind of ology, to interfere with this Abraham Ray Tyler will render music
Stolinsky, Miriam Shetzer, Evelyn Gentile friend as his guest. In ad- C. Saltzstrin, chief of the medical
situation or tie break the line and especially appropriate for the oc- was left. The survivors declare that Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Davidson,
last
of the clinic; Mrs. Eleanor Jones
Pctlura himself entered the village Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davidson, Mr. Grodishart, Anna Gordon and Shirley dition, the board decided at its
style of our policy in Palestine.
casion. Everyone is welcome.
tee invite 100 leading Chris- Ford, director, and Jesse F. Hirsch-
and Mrs. Seymour Frank, Mr. and Saulson, Miss Lillian Farbman is di- meeting
.
and ordered the massacre.
Development Is Sound.
bane
en
the
communit
y.
man,
president of the board of trus-
The publication of interesting Mrs. Morns Friedberg, Mr. and Mrs. recting the play.
The two main lines of development
Rev. G. G. Atkins, one of the most te,.. who presided.
The program will also include ad-
documents throwing light on Jewish A. Louis Gordon, Mr. and Mrs.
in Palestine, agriculture and indus- WILL LEAD SERVICES
prominent
Protestant
ministers
in
the
and
Viiriem••
C•11. Gift "Beginning."
dresses
by
Rabbi
A.
M.
Hershman
moments in Russia and on the rela- Charles Hamburger, Mr. and Mrs.
try, are sound, notwithstanding all
"It is an honor to be identified with
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK tions of several European states to Emil Loewenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- A. Louis Gordon, superintendent of city; Rev. r. Patrick R. unnigate of
that may be said about the present
,
Port
Huron,
a
well-known
chaplain
in
work
of
this
type," Mr. Wineman
the
Sunday
school;
songs
by
the
as-
a
the Jewish question in Russia during ert Loewenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
unemployment. Just as in the agri-
Was, !the world war, and Dr. Leo M. Frank- said. "Pride and loving memory of
Was announced by Professor Marwil, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robinson, sembly, • piano solo by Edwin
cultural development the Jewish set-
Cantor Abraham Kantor of the the war
:in
will
be
the
principal
speakers
on
him
in
whose
honor
the building is
a
dance
by
Miriam
Saul.,
the
singing
tlers have succeeded in conquering Cleveland Jewish Center will conduct Gallen, well-known historian, here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Selker, Mr.
of the school song by the eighth grade, this occasion.
dedicated are uppermost in my mind
the soil; that is, preferring to turn services at Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, The commission to study the history and Mrs. Sidney Stone, Mr. and Mrs.
social
service
It
is
expected
that
the
tonight.
My
father
always
tried to
recitations
by
Duane
Bernstein,
from mere devoted idealists into ex- Willis avenue at Brush street Friday of Jewish movements in Russia, he Herman Wetsman, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Edythe Lieberman and Arthur Feld- room will be crowded to capacity for instill generosity and civic duty in
pert toilers of the land, acquiring evening. Nov. 20, and Saturday morn- stated, gathered valuable material on H. Zackheim and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
- this dinner. Only 500 reservations his family. It was his influence and
candles
the
I
man
and
the
lighting
of
knowledge of the peculiarities of the ' Inez. Nov. 27. The Friday evening the history of the pogrom period, the A. Zechman.
will be accepted and those desiring to example which moved my mother to
Arrangements for the celebration I by Abner Friedman.
soil and the methods for its conquest services will begin at 5 o'clock and ritual murder accusations, including
I
Mrs. Emma Lazaroff Scheyer, di- I attend are requested to communicate make the gift of this building.
relations are being made by Robert Loewen-
50 it happened with the industrial de- the Saturday morning services at 9 the Beilis trial, and on the
rector of music, is in general charge with Julius Rothschild, secretary of voice her feeling, as well as my own,
berg,
chairman
of
the
social
com-
of
the
powers
to
the
Jewish
question
velopment and the inauguration of . o'clock.
the
temple.
hope
that
I
cherish
the
of
the
program.
Refreshments
will
when
I
say
for- mittee of the congregation, and the
Jewish handicrafts.
! The Cleveland cantor is one of the during the great war. Several
the Men's club is planning an af- that this is only a beginning and that
Ladies Aux- be served by members of the Ladies
During my eight days' stay in New best known exponents of modern pre- eign *cholera, including Americans, following members of the
fair for the evening of Jan. 12 and we wish the service of this clinic to
Mrs. Auxiliary.
York I heard no less than nine kinds centorial methods in the middle went are interested in the work of the iliary: Mrs. M. H. lackheim,
The public is invited to attend the members are urged to keep that date
Mrs.
Ilimon
Kap-
Robert
Loewenherg,
to
publish
intended
One, directed alts
The public is cordially invited to commission. It is
of criticism.
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open.
entertainment.
the material in the United States . Ian and.Mrs. Harry Wetsmr n.
attend the set:, ces.
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