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FEDERAL GOODWILL
COMMISSION URGES
PROTEST AT MEET
Protestant Congress Asked to
Raise Voice Against
Anti-Semitism.
CONFERENCE IS BEING
HELD IN BUDAPEST
Dr. Anthony Comments on
Objection of Rabbi to
Missionary Plans.
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1927
VOL. XXXI. NO. 21
NO BIBLE READING IN
CANADIAN SCHOOLS
'there will be no Bible read-
ing in the public schools of Brit-
ish Columbia.
A bill recently introduced to
compel the daily reading of
passages from the Bible, with
the recital of the Lord's Prayer,
was killed a the Legislature of
British Columbia, where efforts
were made to introduce such a
bill. This information was con-
veyed to the Union of Ameri-
can Hebrew Congregations by
F. Landsberm prominent Jewish
leader in British Columbia,
Through personal interviews
with members of the cabinet
and other government officials,
Mr. Landsherg brought a great
deal of influence to bear on the
defeat of the proposed bill.
TWO years ago similar efforts
were frustrated by the inter-
vention of Mr. Landsberg.
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—An ap-
peal to the Protestant World Mission-
ary Congress which is now meeting in
Budapest that the congress raise its
voice against anti-Jewish persecutions ;
and the curse of anti-Semitism" was'
sent by members of the Go otwill Com-
mittee of the Federal Council of
Churches of Christ in America.
In a cable addressed to 11r. John R.
Mott, general secretary of the Inter-
national Young Men's Christian Asso-
elation, who is chairman of the Buda-
pest Congress, Dr. Alfred Williams
Anthony, chairman of the committee'
on Goodwill between Jews and Chris-,
thins, Dr. Sidney L. Gulick, secretary
of the Commission on International 'Hershman
Declares Observ-
Juttice and Goodwill, and Dr. John W.
antes of Ceremonials of Pri-
livrring, stated:
"In line with our recent conference
mary Importance.
we sincerely hope you will recommend
that the Congress issue a call to Chris-
"The secret of the perennial influ-
tians everywhere to purge the world
ante of Judaism is the Jewish life,"
of the curse of anti-Setitism and to
stud Rabbi Hershman in his sermon
accord to the Jews that highly re-
on the first day of Passover. "The
spected place in the brotherhood of
safeguard and bulwark of Judaism
peoples which they richly deserve on
are
its observances, its ceremonials,
the basis of their sacred literature and
history, and which is their inalienable the participation in its customs and
forms
which it expects of the indi-
right. We further hope that the con-
gress will express disapproval of any vidual a nd of the family. Notwith-
standing
the lofty ideas and ideals
enterprise that utilizes or implies dis-
approval of any enterprise that util- which Passover enshines, it is the
Seder
service,
in the performance of
izes or implies patronage, majority
pressure, or disrespect for a brother's which families clone together in hap-
py reunions and thus testify to their
faith."
Anthony, when interviewed by affiliation with the ]louse of Israel,
the representative of the Jewish Tele- which constitutes the strength and
grap hi c ,0„1„),„ted
th e the appeal of the festival. It is the
Council Luncheon
To Be Held May 2
Interesting Program To Greet
Women at Masonic Temple;
Present "Lady Fingers."
The annual meeting and,luncheon of
the Detroit Council of Jewish Women
will be held in the Fountain room of
Jewish Forum Started Fall of
1925. Meetings Held
Fortnightly.
Straus Returns From
Trip To Palestine
Crisis In Tel Aviv
Il opefuI of Count ry's
Future, He Declares.
Despite
Is
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.1- Nathan
Straus returned on the steamer Adri-
' adie from is trip to Palestip•, where he
participated in the ceremonies of the
KURLAND PRESIDENT
ALEXANDER CHAIRMAN
Prominent Speakers Bring Mes-
sages of Jewish Interest
and Importance.
RABBI ADVOCATES
A VIVID JUDAISM
cable and also on the objection raised Jewish mode of living even more
by the Central Conference of Ameri. than believing, which counts in the
can rabbis to the renewal of prosely- task of Jewish preservation. Loyalty
tizing activities if Protestant mis- to Israel comes first in the list of
sionaries which are to be a subject of requirements which a Jew must meet.
discussion at the Budapest and War- Ile who loves his people will, what-
ever his spiritual perplexities may be,
sa• congresses.
eoventually achieve peace of soul. The
Council Not Represented.
Dr. Anthony stated that the Federal wise 5011 of the Haggadah put his
Council of Churches of Christ in questioim, not in the manner of the
America as such nor any of its corn- i contemptuous critic but in a spirit
missions are represented at the con- of living inquiry.. Those who would
gresses. I emulate the wise man approach Jew-
"The Federal Council of Churches I ish life in abs attitude of devotion and
of Christ ho America is a central, na- service to the Jewish people and to
Lionel organization, composed of 29 Judaism. Nlaimonides, the rational-
different Christian communions, or'. ist, the Aristotelian, is one of the
denominations," Dr. Anthony stated, moist beloved figures in all Jewish
"no two of its constituent lmdies ere history Why? Because he held Ju-
exactly alike. Within the fellowship daism as deserving of prime allogi-
of churches connected with these dif- ante, because he lavished upon Jew-
ferent bodies are Christians of every, ish life the abundant gifts of his
stripe and characteristic. Modernists 1 monumental talent. Spinoza was ex-
and Fundamentalists, Conservatives communicated not because his ideas
and Liberals, and practically every ran counter to those current and con-
variety of men who call themselves volitional but because he withdrew
Christian, including even members of from the Jewish people, foresook the
the now disintegrating organization Jewish life, gave nothing to it from
which, spreading from the South a the bounty of his spirit and intel-
short time ago, threatened to disrupt lea."
On the second day of the festival
communities on the false issues of
'100 per cent Americanism,' are rep- Rabbi Hershman's sermon dealt with
resented in some of these churches, a "Diagnosis of the Spiritual Condi-
north, south, east and west. lion of American Israel." Rabbi
"Because of its diverse membership, Hershman inveighed against two at-
the Federal Council cannot be expect- titudes among American Jews—that
ed to give public utterance which will of roseate optimism as to the pro-
be agreed to by all its constituent gress of Judaism and that of despair-
boodles although they have certain ing pessimism. He termed both per-
great fundamental characteristics and nicious. Ile urged a fearless facing
principles in common.
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"I think, however, every denomina-
LOCAL OPEN FORUM
REVIEWS HISTORY
OF YEARS' GROWTH
MRS. JOSEPH M. WELT
the Nlasonic Temple, Second boulevard
and Temple avenue, on Monday, Nlay
2, at 12:30 o 'clock.
Mrs. Joseph M. Welt, president of
the Council, promises that this, the
closing meeting of the year, will be
an outstanding one. A special pro-
gram has been arranged, which in-
cludes the presentation of the play
"Lady Fingers," the cast of which in-
cludes Mrs. Edythe Cugell, Mrs. Ethel
L. Huber, Miss Faye C. Greene and
Mrs. Henrietta F. Gladwin. This un-
usual treat is afforded the council
through the courtesy of the Temple
Beth El Arts Society.
Reports of all committees showing
the work done the entire past year
will be presented and read.
Council mem b ers, whose dues are
still unpaid, are urged to remit im-
mediately, in that wily members who
are in good standing will be privileged
to enjoy this last affair of the year.
Luncheon tickets are $1.50. Reser-
vations am now toeing taken at 69
Rowena sheet. ('hicks should accom-
pany all reservations.
MEMORIAL SERVICES
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK
Memorial services will be held at
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue on the
concluding day of Passover, Sunday,
April 24, at 10:30 o'clock. Rabbi A.
M. Hershman will recite the prayer
fur the departed. Following the me-
morial service, the rabbi will deliver
his sermon. Cantor Elijah Zalud-
ko•ski will officiate and will be as-
sisted by a quartet under the direc-
tion of Julius Miller.
With the close of the second season
of the Detroit Jewish Open Forum one
can look back and see the rapid ad-
vance in number and prominence 14
speakers as well as increase in size of
audiences over the first year; and plan
for 1111 even more successful third year .
in 1927-28. An auspicious beginning
was made on the evening of November
25, 1925, when Madame Anitta Muel-
ler-Cohen—world famous Jewess who
resides in Vienna—addressed a most
interested audience on "Conditions of ,
the Jews in Eastern and Central
lEurope," telling at the same time of
her work among the refugees, iirtic-
ularly the women and children who,
had fled from Russia, Roumania and
other countries to Vienna, hoping for
aid. The Honorable David W. Sim-
ons, a member of the advisory board,
NATHAN STRAUS
of the 'Forum since its inception, was •
chairman for Madame Mueller-Cohen. laying of the cornerstone fur the Non-
The second speaker Was the noted 'Sectarien Health ('enter he is estalo-
I
editor of the Jewish Tribune of New fishing here.
In a statement issued to the press,
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Mr. Straus declared:
, "I have found steady progress in
'Palestine, in spite of the crisis in Tel
Aviv, which is of a temporary char-
; acter. 1 understand that the 1111011-
plovment problem will noun be reme-
died by the British administration in
Palestine ,through the employment of
a large number of men on the con
Darrow-Durant Debate May 8 struction if the Haifa harbor, and also
at Orchestra Hall Arouses
through the employment of many
workers by Mr. Rutenberg in his
City-wide Interest.
great irrigation and power projects.
"I went to Palestine for the specific
The meeting of the B'nai B'rith
held on Monday evening, April la, purpose of establishing in Jerusalem
was devoted exclusively to the major a health center, for the people of
Palestine, regardless of race or creed
activities of the lodge.
The symphony concert committee and also to expand milk stations there.
reported that rehearsals for the con- The building will be completed next
cert to be given May I, at Orchestra bear and Miss Henrietta Szold, one of
He'll, are very successful and that the the most remarkable and self-sacrifie-
B'nai !'rich and all the Jews of De- ing woomen in the world, will have com-
troit may well be proud of the B'nai plete charge of this institution, as well
B'rith Symphony Orchestra. The as of the humanitarian work done by
committee has selected a number of the Iladassah, the Ameritan women
honorary patrons from amongst the Zionists, who have already performed
prominent people of Detroit, who arc wonders in reducing the death rate by
known to be hovers of music and the improving sanitary and health 1 . 01111i-
itOI5 in the Holy Land. The Iladassah
fine arts.
The Darrow-Durant debate, to be Medical Organization is fortunate in
held on the evening 14 May it at Or- having as its drector, Dr. E. M. Blue-
chestra Hall, has created a great in- steno of New York, one of the fore-
terest in the ('ity of Detroit. De- most hospital administrators.
"The Holy Land is being rebuilt.
, inands for tickets from the general
public are so great that the commit- The friction between the Arabs arid
' tee fears that unless the members the Jews is constantly decreasing, for
beginning
wgnnng to realize that they
hasten to place their reservations, both are
they will be disappointed. The com- cannot get along without one another.
Most
of
the
friction in the past was
mittee also points out that thousands
of people were turned away from the caused by paid agitators who were de-
liberately
stirring
up trouble between
hall when Darrow and Durant dc-
the Arabs and the Jews.
hatrd • k
"We
need
greater
co-ordination of
Harry Slavin, chairman of the or-
ganization committee, announced I rtfofts in Palestine and greater sacri-
fices
by
Jewry
outside
of Palestine.
that the initiation of the Bernard
"1 am confident that Jerusalem will
Ginsburg class will be held Weelneos-
become
once
more
the
religious
center
d July r, in cunjune tionwith the
convention of the District Grand of the world and capital of peace,"
.
Mr.
Straus
concluded.
Lodge. Ile also announced that a
Patrons Selected For
, B'nai B'rith Symphony
ANGLO JEWS URGE
LEAGUE PROTEST
AGAINST ROUMANIA
TEMPLE BETH EL'S
COLORFUL SEDER
Oii Sunday morning, April
17, Pesach services were held
of Temple Beth El. The ser-
mon was delivered by Dr. 1.eo
M. Franklin under the topic
"Freedom That Enslaves." A
full choir under the direction
of \Vahan' Howland, furnished
the musical program.
I Simultaneously with the serv-
ice in the main temple, It spe-
cial young people's Passover
SelWies' was held in the Brown
Memorial Chapel for the chil-
dren of the primary and inter-
mediate departments of the Re-
ligious School of the temple.
The program WIN such as inter-
ested the children, the sermon-
elle being delivered by Rabbi
Leon Frain.
On Sunday evening, there
was held the annual Congrega-
tional Seder in the social hall
of the temple. 'rho Haggadah
was read by the rabbis and the
traditional Pesach melodies
NTT's' sung by a selected chorus
under the direction of Mrs. Sol
Kesler. A very fine Pesach
dinner WWI served by a com-
mittee of the Temple Sister-
hood.
The annual Congregational
Seder was the moat colorful
(Wi'llt if its kind ever held by
Beth El.
FRAM TO ADDRESS
STUDENT MEETING
U. of M. and Students of Neigh-
boring Colleges Join
in Conclave.
Before a congregation which will tee
composed in biro part of students of
the University of !Michigan and other
neighboring colleges, Rabbi Leon Pram
of Temple Beth El will speak Sunday
morning, April 24, on the subject, "A
Young Alan's Religion." The students
will he the guests of Temple 'Seth El
fur the religious service. in the morn-
ing and for dinner and a social recep-
tion in the afternoon.
This is the Tenth Annual Student
Day organized originally by 1/r. Leo
NI. Franklin who is chairman of the
committees on religious activities
among student,' both for the Central
Conference of American Rabbis and
the Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations.
The Renal B'rith Mild Foundation
which i.s now established as the Jewish
religious and social center on the
Intolerable Conditions of Rou-
manian Jews Causes Radi-
cal Change of Policy.
JOINT COMMITTEE
ADOPTS RESOLUTION
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-
Manchester Guardian Lauds
Action, Asking British Gov-
ernment to Intervene.
LONDON.— (J. T. A.)—The British
of English .lewry to raise the ques-
t tion of the mistreatment of the Jew-
ish popubition in Roumania, in the
government will be asked in the name
Ceouncil of the League of Nations, ac-
cording to a decision taken by the
board if Jewish deputies, the federa-
tion of Jewish conitnunities in Eng-
land, at its monthly meeting held here.
This decision was taken when the
board adopted a strung resolution of
protest and condemnation against the
antislewish excesses in !Muntenia, for
I which the Reiumanian government was
. held responsible.
The adoption of this resolution
I marks is radical departure in the
policy of the board in its relations
'toward the Roumanian government.
For the past seven years the board
of Jewish deputies has always at-
tempted to maintain friendly relations
with the Roumanian government, re-
jecting any proposal to submit a com-
!plaint and to invoke the aid of the
League of Nations with regard to the
attitude of other governments toward
their Jewish populations. This de-
parture WAS 11111.k. necessary, it was
explained, due to the fact that the
position of the Jewish population in
Roumania has become so intolerable
that further toleration of this state of
affairs would be the failing of Eng-
lish Jewry in its duty toward Rou-
manian Jews.
Adopt Resolution Unanimously.
,I
The resolution which was adopted
unanimously, expresses protest against
"the barbarous attacks of the persons,
property and honor of our Roumanian
co-religionists" and against "the fail-
ure of the Roumanian government to
protect its loyal Jewish population in
accordance with the provisione of the
Roumanian constitution and the inter-
national treaties."
The joint foreign committee, rep-
resenting the board of Jewish deputies
and the Anglo-Jewish Association, is
empowered in this resolution to inter-
( v , e..lie riewi Lth the British government to
raise the question before the League
In moving the adoption of the rem, -
campus at the University of Michigan !anon, Mr. D'Avigdor Goldsmid, preen-
and
which is headed by Rabbi Adolph Mont of the Imard, stated that the
Finklestein is ea-operating with the board has no quarrel with the Rou-
Temple in the observance of Student
t manian people, but is pretesting
Day.
against "the organized violence of the
NI any ° (I f the students
o nI s w ill not
ue
o a
anti-Semites which the Roumanian
the Hillel Foundation early Sunday
government is making no effort to
morning and go by special bus to the
control."
Temple which they will reach in time
Lucien Wolf, secretary of the Joint
for the morning service. Immediately
Foreign Committee, in seconding the
after the ;service they will be the
TO HONOR AUTHOR OF
resolution, declared that the expostu-
guests of the Temple Sisterhood for
lations of the beard to the Roumanian
GERMAN CONSTITUTION
dinner in the Social Ilall of the
government have remained without re-
Temple. After dinner they will be the
sult. The deputies would be wanting
B F1131.1 N.— (J. T. A. ) —T he memory
guests of the Young People's Temple
in duty to their persecuted Jewish
of Ilugo 1 reuss, late German Jewish
Club for an afternoon if sociability,
brethren if they would delay action
jurist who drafted the constitution of
dancing, amt dramatic features.
any longer. It is impossible to con-
the German Republic, will be honored
Rabbi Frain will address himself
tinue the policy of waiting when Jew-
by the city of Berlin, notwithstanding
particularly to the students and will
special concessian has been made for
ish rights in Roumanian are openly
the protest of Gelman anti-Semites.
ANTI-SEMITE SENTENCED
efer especially to the youth movement,
the remainder of this term, granting
disregarded. This resolution is only
After prolonged and hitter opposi-
BERLIN.—(J.
T.
A.)—The
libel
..55
the
moral
problems
of
young
people,
all applicants for the Bernard Gins-
the first step of the board, he stated.
tion by the German right parties, the
Inuit
brought
by
Foreign
Minister
and to the relationship between the
burg class a six months' paid-up
British Press Commends.
municipality of Berlin confirmed its
membership to be included with the 'Strememann against the anti-Semitic student and the religious group.
The resolution of the board of Jew-
previous decision to name a street in
'publisher, Herr Mueller, ended here
$25 initiation fee.
ish deputies asking the British gov-
tierlin after the late statesman.
a
verdict
in
favor
of
the
plain-
•with
Samuel Sternberg. chairman of the
ernment to intervene with the League
ARRIVES IN PALESTINE
convention committee, announced tiff.
of Nations on behalf of the persecuted
Nlueller accused Stres•rnann with
that arrangements for the convention
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JI:13lISALEM.--1.1. T. A.)—
A.)—,Jacob Jews in Roumania is lauded by the
of the District Grand Lodge, which icarrying on dishonest Medians with
British press.
'the
Russian
Jew,
Lit
wan.
Muelhor
Landau
will
take
steps
to
extend
the
will be held in Detroit at the Statler
The Blanchester Guardian, com-
Hotel, on July 3-7, have been made. was sentenced to hat days imprison- service of the Palestine Telegraphic menting editorially today on this reso-
ment
or
the
payment
of
a
fine
of
10,000
Agency,
a
company
affiliated
with
the
Delegates from all of the B'nai B'rith
lution,
declares that a careful exami-
Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
lodges of the Middle West and several marks.
nation of the mass of evidence on the
provinces of Canada will be here
Jewish situation in Roumanian shows
New York Catholic Leader, Describing Impressions of Palestine The visiting @delegates, their wives
All Boy. 16 to 21 Years of Ace In.
(Marty the existence of an active anti-
and families, will be entertained by
Declares Enterprise is Advancing Mankind; Says
vited to Join National Group.
Semitic movement which be partly
Pisgah Lodge. No efforts are being
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"Agricultural Development Marvelous."
political and partly economic. The
spared to assure them of a pleasant
On behalf of Pisgah Lodge B'nai
,
state is doing nothing to restrain this
— —
, and hospitable reception.
movement. The fact of the matter is
B'rith, boys welcome to attend an or-
NEW YORK.---There is no founda- emanate from the hills and valeys of
ganization meeting of a local chapter tion, in the view at blonsigneur Joint Palestine w hen one travels through
that Jewish life is property in Rou-
maniac in not as safe as Roumanian
of the Aleph Zedek Aleph Fraternity, J. Dunn, Bishop of New York, for the them by automobile as when one does
Louis Lipsky Jubilee CornMiltee" Plans Publication of
life and property.
the junior branch of the Order B'nai fear entertained by some people that it on the hack of a camel. Ridding the
Volumes of Selected Writings of American Zionist
The European powers who were the
13'rith.
country
of
malaria
by
draining
its
the modernization of Palestine would
Head; Rabbi Wise Chairman.
signatories to the national minorities
This meeting is to he held at the spoil the atmosphere of sanctity which swamps, and adding to its fruitfulness
treaties are entitled to ask the Rou-
B'nai B'rith Community ('enter, 175 surrounds the Holy Land fur the fol- lip irrigating the dry places, will cer-
I:. Ferry avenue, on Tuesday evening lowers of three of the world's great tainly not make the Holy Land any
Zionists throughout the country the selected writings of the Ameri- manian government what Steps it pro-
at 7:30 p. m. and is to he addressed religions. As Bishop Dunn, who has less holy to all those who turn to it
will celebrate the completion of a can Zionist leader. Mr. Lipsky is at poses to take to insure to all citizens
Bases Action on Alleged Mis- quarter of century of service to the present in London attending a meet. . protection and equality which are the
by men familiar with this most in- just returned from a visit to Pales- for religious inspiration.
Bishop Dunn, who received this in- ,
teresting movement among the Ameri- tine, expressed it, it is as easy to ex-
conduct of One Daily De-
Zionist cause by Louis Lipsky, presi- ing of the World Zionist Executive 'hallmarks of a democratic state, the
paper writes.
ran Jewish youth.
.1.74 of the 1Vorlol Zionist Organize- and is expiated to return shortly.
perience the thrill and inspiration that terviewer in his rectory on Convent
troit Newspaper.
avenue in New York, is a man of gen-
The A. Z. A. movement had its
, 7,1 .4 "Louis Lipsky Jubilee Com-
The Lout, Lipsky jubilee commit-
areas physical mold, but his sympa- ,
origin in Omaha, Neb., and now has,
Judge Raymond Thursday granted mittee has been formed with Dr. tee is a roster of Zionists throughaul
thies and geniality are equally broad
25 chapters in 23 cities of this country. I
a mistrial to Ford counsel because a Stephen S. Wise as chairman, Eman- the country. J. II. Ehrlich, Morn-
and generous. His influence goes far,
The object of the A. Z. A. is to unite
daily newspaper interviewed Mrs. uel Neumann honory secretary and Friedberg. A. .1. Koffman and Mu •
Da only among his own people, but
Jewish young men from varied walks
are on the comm..--
Heitman, a woman juror, after 1-dire D. Morrison treasurer to Frieda (liken are
in the community at large. lie has.'
of life, whether they be college stud-,
charges were filed against her. • honer Mr. Lipsky's contributions to Trust Detroit.
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Mr.. Liadheim Stint Zionist Women
ants or boys engaged in business pur- Noted Theatrical Performers Add to heo explained, numerous Jewish lissO-
Affidavits charging Mrs Cora 11(of- • American and world Zionism.
of he t Land.
Hations, both social and civic, has al-'
suits, on a common platform of train-
Cniversally recognized as one of
man, a juror, with several instances
Evening's Entertainment.
ways
maintained
the
profoundest
re-
ing for leadership among our people.
the foremost leaders of American
NEW YORK.—Mrs. lima I.. Lind-
spect for Jewish character and ability, if misconduct and hinting at efforts
This order takes the Jewish youth
,
to bribe or influence her were filed Jewry, Mr. Lipsky is at the Slime time
Member, of Perfection Lodge. Ni.
heim, national president of Iladassah,
in the formative stage of his life, 06. F. and A. M., are looking far- and this respect has been greatly with Federal Judge Fred M. Ray- considered one of the most distin-
returned this week from a tw
twomonths'
when he is very often on the verge wanl to a cabaret dinner-dance at the deepened as a result of what he has mond by counsel for the defense in guished figure% in World Zionism. As Come. Here to Participate In For-
tour of the west, during which she
:1 - 1 - 11 in Palestine.
oftearing away from the moorings of Nlasonie Temple, Tuesday evening,
w•rd's Thirtieth Anni•ernay.
Aaron Sapiro'm 11,000,000 libel suit a member of the World Zioniot
attained the record of having made
"What the Jews have achieved in against Henry Ford and the Dear- Executive, to which hp was elected
the past and attracts him towards April "f* The entertainment com-
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more than 300 addresses in forty-fie
that land," said the Bishop, "especially
Jewish life.
born Independent. The affidavits ac- unanimously at the last two Zionist
mittee has made elaborate plans and
NEW YORK. (J. T. A.)—The Rt. days. Her daily average was six ad-
Yet it does not do so in an academic expects this affair to be one of the in the sphere of agricultural develop- companied a motion for a mistrial. Congreo•s, held in Carlsbad and in
Hon.
J.
Ramsey
MacDonald,
former
dresses
a day, but often she spoke
way. Athletic and social activities finest in the history of the lodge. ment is nothing short of marvelous. 1 1
Shortly after being served with Vienna. he has been entrusted with Premier of Great Britain, aecom. , eight times, beginning with breakfast
are placed on a par with cultural ac- High grade theatrical talent, includ- have seen the farm settlements in the' copies of the motion and affidavits. the task of regulating the organiza-
panied
by
his
daughter,
Ishhel,
arrived
conferences
and ending with a mid-
Valley of F:sdraelon and other places.
tivities. The various chapters are
William Henry Gallagher. chief of tion of the world movement.
ing such artists as Miss Elizabeth
in New York on the Aquitania.
night meeting. On • number of occa-
They stand out strikingly from the
vitally interested in baseball, football,
Mr. Lipsky's first public position of
Swanson, premiere elanseuse at the rest of the country. I have witnessed counsel for the plaintiff, issued
Mr. Mar Donald decided to s i-it the sions her "speaking day" lasted 16
basket ball, are also fervently ab-
recent Ted Lewis production; Muir the toil and enthusiasm of the men and I lengthy statement in behalf of him- nate was as a writer and dramatic United States at the invitation of the hoT
ur hsr.. ghout her
sorbed in Jewish life, and in the ex-
and Gillen, harmony duo and late women, old and young, who return to self and Mr. Sapireo, declaring: "This critic, and to his work for the Zionist Jewish Daily Forward, leading Jew.
journey Mrs. Lind-
pression and practice of essentially
soloists of the Messrs. Shubert's till the soil of their land moved by the I entire matter bears the mark 14 a !cause he has brought a remarkable ish labor paper. He will participate
e, o )irm h, injected new life into Zionist
Jewish ideals.
"Artists and Models," and Will Flick- passion to restore its ancient splendor. perfect frame-up. a desperate method Icombination of gifts as writer, orator in the celebration of the thirtieth an-
At the convention held every year,
MBA-
for securing • mistrial at any cost mil and organizer. Hi. association with niversary of the founding of the For-
son, singing comedian, acting as
From Louisville. Ky., across the
I don't know if anywhere else in the
when delegates from every Chapter
of ceremonies and co-operating world could he witnessed a work of defer the appearance of Henry Ford I the Zionist movement dateo back to war d . The celebration oil he held at country to the Pacific coast, and on
meet, plans of vital importance are ter
with Jules Klein's Michigan Ram- physical reclamation actuated by such on the stand, and tee give these de- its inception more than a quarter of the Century Theatre on April 24. her return trip to Baltimore and Pitts-
taken up and a very' inspiring time
fendants another chance to turn the 'a century ago.
He has been sue- Morrie Hillquit will preside. Ate Iburgh, she aroused an eager response
blers, promises those who attend an deep and lofty sentiments.
had by those who are fortunate in
tide before some other jury." A : cessively secretary of the Federation ('ahan, editor of the Forward and B. and left in her wake stronger and
unusualyl delightful time.
A Humaaiaing Work
being delegated from their varied
similar
charge
is
made
by
Mr.
Safari
if
American
Zionists
and secretary C. Vlarlos.k, manager, will address the more spirited Zionist groups. She her-
The fountain room will take on the
"It is a work which canned help bay-
chapters.
appearance of a music hall, specia l ing a profound effect upon all the peo- in ■ an affidavit executed in reply to fur .organization of the Zionist Or- gathering.
self organized five new Hadassah
The work of this order will he out-
certain
of
the
Ford
affidavits.
ganization
of
America,
and in 1922,
A dinner will Is. given in honor of chapter ■ and laid the foundation for
decorations carrying out the cabaret ple living in l'aleotine as well as upon
lined in greater detail at the organisa-
Meanwhile Judge Raymond and at the Philadelphia Zionist conven- Mr. MacDonald at the Concourse the organisation of many more. The
idea. A splendid dinner will be served the neighboring lands. It is not only
tion meeting. And all queries ans-
at 6:30. Dancing between courses a civilizing but also a humanizing Thomas Wilcox, local chief of the bu- . Mon, was elected chairman of the Plaza Hotel. B. 3'. Viadeck will pre- five new chapters are
Pasadena
wered. It is suggested that all of
lie was re- side.
and throughout the evening in regu- work, for it seems to me that humanity reau of investigation of the Depart. , exec-mire committee.
;and Stockton, Cal.; Altoona,
you who are interested in such work
men! of Justice, continued their in- ; elected at the fallmeing conventions
While in New York, Mr. MacDon- port and McKeesport, Pa. She re-
and an understanding of and respect
attend this meeting without fail as lar cabaret style.
Announcements have been mailed for human nature is the outstanding vertigation into the charges against •in Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Wash- ald and his daughter will be the guests ,organized the chapter in Salt Lake
the membership will have to he limited
and at the Buffalo convention
Miss Lillian D. Wald, prominent
to the members advising them that quality of the Jew. That, and the de- Mrs. Haman. The accused juror I
and definite plans will be laid at that •
House
'
ladies
and friends are welcome. termination to succeed, the unwilling. was under questioning in the office in 1926 was elevated to the presi- Jewish social worker of j The
Mrs. Lindheim
did on
not co
confine her
time,
Henry Street.
Members can secure reservations by ness to accept failure or defeat, ac- of Mr. Wilcox through most of the dency of the organization.
appearances to Zionist meetings. She
The appeal was sent nut by the ad-
day,
and
Judge
Raymond
and
Mr.
A
feature
of
the
projected
celebni-
A
dinner
will
be
given
by
the
Ameri
a
ia
communicating
with
But
Blum,
en-
ts
y
.
frequently
the
guest
of other Sr.
count for his Faeces! everywhere, in
visory committee of Pisgah ledge.
44 ilcox conferred on several ewca, hen planned by the jubilee committee can Federation of Labor in Washing ganizations and made a profound ke-
Henry M. Gottlieb, chairman; Sidney tertainment committee chairman,
mons.
i• the publication in three volumes of ton in honor of Mr. MacDonald.
(Turn
to
Last
Pagel
1120
Detroit
Savings
Bank
Building.
rs-mon %hero er she spoke.
I rmate, EUss Goldberg.
LOCAL I. 0. B. B. ISSUES
CALL FOR A. Z. A. BOYS
Bishop Dunn Denies Modernization of Zion
By Jews Reduces Sanctity of the Holy Land
JUD GE GRANTS FOR D
MISTRIAL OF CASE
American Zionists to Honor Louis Lipsky
On Completion Quarter Century of Service
Tin,
HADASSAH HEAD
RETURNS HOME
PERFECTION LODGE
TO STAGE CABARET
kAMSAY MacDONALD
ARRIVES IN U. S.
Co
t
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