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VOL. XXXI. NO. 23

Men's Club to Hear 1LEADER OF JEWISH
NEVI YORK CONFERENCE OUTLINES PLAN
FOR NATION-WIDE FEDERATION OF ALL Four Noted Speakers CONGRESS IS FETED
ORTHODOX CONGREGATIONS IN AMERICA . "u,=; ; A FI:1=i2rlee;"i- AT DINNER IN N. Y.

Award Is Recognition for Suc-
cessful
J. C. Campaign
Of Last Year,

, Noted Zionist Leader Is Hon-
ored On His Fiftieth
Birthd ay,

David A. Brown has been 11Wartlell
1110 GICheil medal for 1926.
The award is niaole annually by the

Lappin, Arbitration.

Proposed Organization Would Give New Vigor to Jewish Life
In America, Says Conference Leader
In Keynote Speech

What is considered by ninny the
most interesting meeting arranged by
the Men's Club of Temple Beth El will

David Brown Wins
Gottbeil Medal

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

SAPIRO WINS VERDICT IN LIBEL SUIT
AGAINST CANADIAN NEWSPAPER AFTER
CASE IS THROWN
OUT BY LOWER COURT
— --

Publication Must Withdraw Conspiracy Charges and Educate
"Homeless Boy Who Would Not Otherwise Stand a
Chance for Education," Are Terms of Settlement.

HARRIS L. SELIG, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF
YESHIVA COLLEGE MAKES DETAILED PROPOSAL

LEADERS OF AMERICAN
JEWRY LAUD RICHARDS

E. W. VOORHEIS, CLERK OF COURT, REFUSES
ACCESS TO AFFIDAVITS OF FORD DETECTIVES

"Such a Federation of Synagogues in the United States Would
Exercise Great Influence on Reconstruction
Of Palestine," Says Selig.

Dr. Wise and Ambassador
Child Pay Tribute to Pal-
estine Leader.

Department of Justice Silent On Jury-Fixing Charges Hurled
Against Sapiro by Ford Attorneys and Secret Serv-
ice Operatives.

11'INNIPEG, Man.—(J.

(i?

A.)—Aaron Sapiro, plaintiff in

On the occasion of his fiftieth birth-
NEW YORK.—A detailed plan for the organization of the thousands
the SI,000,000 libel suit against Henry Ford, was the \sinner in
day and marking the completion of a
of Orthodox Jewish Congregation in the United States into a national feder-
quarter
of a century' of service in oar-
a $30,1100 libel action against a Regina, Sask., publication.
ation which would introduce new vigor into the ranks of Orthodox Jewry
, ions Jewish movements, notably the
When Sapiro was in Western Canada working on the forma-
and link it in an organized form with the reconstruction of Palestine, was
Zionist Organization and the Atneri-
outlined by Harris L. Selig, executive director of the Yeshiva College Build-
tion of a Canadian wheat pool, the Regina newspaper attacked
, can Jewish Congress, Bernard 0.
ing Fund, the organization which was principally responsible for the calling
Sapiro.
o Richards, executive secretary of the
of the National Conference of Orthodox Congregations which opened Fri-
Sapiro sued for $30,000. When the case come up before the Court
American Jewish Congress was tend-
day at the hotel Pennsylvania. Over 1,200 delegates from nearly 30 states
of Kings bench it was thrown Ian on technical norms. Ile carried the suit
ered a testimonial dinner on Wednes-
in the Union were present. Representatives of the Union of Orthodox
to the Court of appeals, which ordered the case sent back to the lower court
day
evening,
April
27,
at
the
Hotel
Rabbis and of Orthodox Congregations has joined in calling this conference,
for trial on its merits.
Pennsylvania, New York. About 251)
and are participating in its deliberations.
3 Then a settlement was arranged
people prominent in Jewish activities
In outlining this plan, Mr. Selig took exception to the use of the term
out of court, the general terms of
in Now York and other cities attended
"American Judaism," employed principally by the leaders of the Reformed
which were: The publication must
the
dinner.
Scores
of
congratulatory
a nd Conservative movement. He insisted by the leaders that more clarity
withdraw all charges, must pay all
ntssanes fro m leading Jewish com-
be brought into the meaning of this tern, so us to remove the innuendo
costs and must make the agreement
munal
workers
throughout
the
noun-
which May he caused by this misun- •
a part of the court records of the
, try were received by Mr. Richards.
de rstanding of the term.
case. The newspaper further agreed
Dr. Stephen Wise Spe•ks.
When a small 'met of the Jewish
to select a homeless boy within nine
1 Dr. Stephen S. \Vise, with whom Sl•.
population in the United States has
days, "who would not otherwise stand
i Richards has been associated for about
DAVID A. BROWN
undertaken the task to reform our old
a chance for education," and pay all
130
years
in
Jewish
communal
service,
HENRY M. BUTZEL
and tried fortress of faith, our Jew-
his expenses in the public schools and
Zeta
Beta
Tau
Fraternity
to
the
Am-
1was the toastmaster. Ile was intro-
ish religion; when the leaders of the
on through until he graduates in the
•rican, whether time or Gentile, who
. he held in the social hall of the Tern. dosed by Dr. Joseph Tenenbaum.
Reform and Conservative Jewry in
Saskatchewan Provincial University.
has
rendered
the
greatest
service
to
;oleo Thursday evening, May 12, at 8i Dr. Wise referred to Mr. Richards
-
America have undertaken to amend
o'clock in the form of a snooker. Being las the "watchman" of Jewish inter- world Jewry. The names of Dr.
NEW YORK. — (J. T. A.) -- The SUIT HANGS FIRE
Judaism and its divine traditions, and
Parkes
Cadman
and
Felix
'Warburg
, the annual meeting at which officers I ests and paid a glowing tribute to the
The libel suit of Aaron Sapiro
cornerstone laying exercises fur the
offering as an excuse for their daring
for the ensuing year are to be elected independence of his tfinught on Jew- were prominent in the balloting. The first group of buildings of the Yeshiva versus Henry Ford continues to hang
step, or as a means to obtain adher-
and club affairs, discussed and plionned, ish questions and his•courage to ut- modal fur 1925 went to Stephen S. College of America, an institution fine with no definite day set for re-
ents for their opinions, principally
I t he attendance will be limited to mein- ter his convictions regardless of wheth-
sponsored by Orthodox leaders for the trial.
among our youth, that they are doing
The award was !lonely in recognition
Gershon Agronsky, noted Zionist,' hers of the Men's Club and of the Af- er he is in the minority and opposed
Counsel for both litigants met In
purpose of combining Jewish and secu-
it because they want to found in this
of Mr. Brown's many years of labor
by
powerful
forces.
Dr.
Wise
an-
of
the
Temple.
lar education for the training of ralo- conference with Judge Fred SI. Ray-
Society
country an American Judaism, imply- will he the principal speaker at the 1 Ciliated
An unusual treat is in store for nounced that as a token of apprecia- and his numerous benefactions fur the h s, teachers and lay professionals, mond in Detroit last Saturday morn-
ing that the majority of the Jewish next meeting of the Detroit Zionist thawwhoo will attend, for they will be , tioon the friends and associates of Mr. relief of the millions of poverty-strik-
were held Sunday afternoon at the ing, but no agreement Was arrived
population not affiliated with their District, on Tuesday evening, May 10, , ,
four men prominent in Richards have undertaken to pro wide en Jews in the near east, but, particu- Yeshiva site in the presence of an aud- at. Attorneys for Henry Ford raised
movement and clinging to the age-old at S o'clock, at the Talmud Torah au- I addressed by
thorium, corner Philadelphia and I the comniunity and leaders in their as a gift to Mr. and Mrs. Richards, a larly, for his able and successful man- ience exceeding 30,000. An automobile every conceivable objection to an
sanctified Jewish religious tenets and
respective fields—Henry M. Butzel trip to Palestine. Mr. and Mrs. Vich- agement of the Unite,' Jewish (1'am- parade from' the West Side Synagogue early date for retrial. They cited the
•
customs, is not sufficiently American, B run.
ands expect to visit Palestine liming paign of 1926. It was during this on Eighty-Sixth street to the Yeshiva shortage of federal funds with which
y
the lacy; Dr. Hugo A. Freund
it is high time for us, Orthodox Jews,
M. II. Zackheitn, district chairman,' medicine; Albert Kahn on rchitec 1the summer.
campaign that Nits Brown mole his grounds at Amsterdam avenue and to defray the expenses of the jury.
to unite in order to withstand the as- will preside.
lure and A. C. Lappin on arbitration.1
Former Ambassador Richard Wash- famous "1,000 a mile" cross country 'Seth street, preceded the exercises.
a
Mr. Sapiro, through his attorneys, of-
saults made upon on faith and our
Mr. Agronsky, director or public
Mr. Butzel is one of the outstanding burn Child, who has been a friend of tour, raising millions of dollars with
A Megillah in Hebrew and English fered to advance half of the expenses
spirit," Mr. Selig declared.
information of the Palestine Exces. members of the :Michigan Bar and1Mr. Richards for more than 25 years, the slogan "Tired of giving? You don't was deposited under the cornerstone, if Mr. Ford would do likewim• but
Judaism Not Local.
live, has had a varied career as s counsel for a number of the larger cos-' having worked together with him on know what it is to be tired!"
relating the history of the first Yesh- counsel for the "good angel" of the
The medal will he presented on May
This conference finds itself duty journalist, editor, lecturer, Zionist . locutions. He is vice-president of the the Boston Transcript, Was the first
iva in AllleliCH 111111 of the develop- Dearborn Independent, who spent
bound to declare openly before the bar organizer and as a member of the Detroit liar Association and a former speaker introduced by 11r. Wise and 10 at a dinner of the members of the ments leading up to the rise of the thousands to "investigate" 51 r, Sa-
of American public opinion that our Jewish Legion during the World war.lpresideont of Temple Beth El. - he gave high praise to Mr. Richards as Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity at the Ho- present structure. The exterior of the piro, considered the proposal "in bad
tel Astor. The fraternity is a nation. first group of buildings is already com- taste,"
He was born in Mena, the province I Dr. Freund has been eminently sac- a writer and communal worker.
Torah and religion are much older
and
Daley May Injure Sapiro,
than America or any mother country in of Tchernigew, Russia, in 1893,
pleted.
(Turn to Last l'age)
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emigrated
with
his
family
too
the
drn
to
Last
Page)
William Henry Gallagher, chief of
Leaders Attend.
the world today. While it is a part of
United States in 1906, following the
counsel
for Mr. Sapiro, pointed out
the Jewish tradition that each man
were
attended
hy
CUCC11101111,1
The
and woman must "bey and respect the pogrom wave of 1905. He seas edu-
many Orthodox Jewish leaders, rub- that any delay until full might seri-
ously
interfere
with Sapiro's case. He
provisions of the Constitution and to cated in the schools of Philadelphia,
his mind contributors to the fund, as
abide by the law of the country they where he also attended the Yeshivah
well as by ninny representatives of the intends to call to the stand numer-
ous
farm
experts.
The full, Gallagher
live in while it is imperative that Nlishkan Yisrael, and took special
national, city and state governments.
"Dina D'Malchutah Dina" and that work at Graetz and Dropsie Colleges. Artists' Organization Holds Election
Samuel Levy, chairman of the execu- contended, may find these men no
.
busy
with
their
harvests
that they
Journalistic C
the "Kingdom of Earth" is to be
of Officers for 1927-8.
tive committee of the Yeshiva (1ollege,
may not he able to appear in court.
obeyed as the "Kingdom of Heaven,"
his journalistic career began in
was master of ceremonies.
Two
of
Sapiro's
contracts
with to-
at the same time the Jewish religion 1915, when he joined the editorial
At the last meeting of the Aro:,
Joseph V. McKee, acting mayor and
does not recognize any supremacy in staff of the Philadelphia Jewish Club, Thursday, April 28, all business
ing of the board of aldermen, bacco co-operatives expire shortly, it
also
was
(minted
out,
and
delay
may
matters of conscience and religious per- World. In 1917 he came to New gave way to that of the election of
bringing
the greetings eof the munici-
Cring
formance. We cannot allow our relig- York City as editor of the Jewish officers for the new term which is to
pality, said that the Yeshiva will do injure Supiro's business unless the
Ford
charges
are
disposed
of,
Gal-
ion to become localized and be subject- Correspondence Bureau and loiter be- begin on May 12. The election re-
for its future pupils what modern un-
ed to the influence, customs, and tem- came the editor.of Dos Yiddish,. Folk. mutts were as follows: Jacob Reiss,
iversities are failing to do when they lagher stressed.
Lawrence Lipton, editor, journal- fornia Jewish Review and the Wis-
Judge Raymond set July 1 for an-
porary fad of the environment.
neglect the "immortal souls' of their
the Yiddish organ of the Zionist Or- ' president; Sophia Gurovitch, vice-
consin
Jewish
Chronicle
and
were
alt ' artist and student of Jewish af-
other conference. Ile made 110 men-
"This conference is also duty bound ganization of America. In March, . president; Jascha Schwartzman,
toutdent bodies.
1ond vice-president; Saul Abram, fairs, oessumes, with this issue, the widely read and commented on
tion
of the contempt proceedings
to state that the great American na- 1918, he went to Palestine with the
"Our universit les are teaching phys-
throughout the United States. The
ical facts and forgetting to discipline which he ordered against an after-
tion whose constitution is based on the third contingent of the Jewish Le- vitch, treasurer; Lillian Steinberg,
national headquarters of the Z. 0. A.
Bible and on the principle or religious gun.
corresponding secretary; Molly Let-
the wills of their students," he de- noon newspaper. The summer term
in New Turk, through Israel Gold-
freedom, does not seek to impose its
clared. "Thus they are bereft of the Of Federal Court opens July 1 and
win, recording secretary.
Following demobilization, Mr.
how, ie. a letter of appreciation said:
fresh federal tune's will be available
views on our religious life. The con- ronsky remained in Palestine as ti-
fruits of a full education.
Mr. Reiss, who was elected presi-
"I have read with interest the
You Jews here are making better at that time.
trary is true. The American nation rector of the press bureau of the dent, was mime of the founders of the'
• •
series of interviews with outstanding "You
. nom for yourselves and for your eosin-
views with mistrust and with a err-
ionist
Commission,
now
the
Pales.
•
organization
and
has
served
several
Zionist personalities contained ;a
Zs
try by not ignoring the needs of the DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
tain degree of contempt all those who tine Zionist Executive. lie returned terms as an officer, just completing a
your issue of July 2.
endeavor to standardize and equalize
"1 want to compliment you on the gout After establishing yourselves as SILENT ON JURY CHARGES
to New York as press representative term as vice-president. He is noted
Neither John Baxter, chief assist-
leaders of commerce ; politics 111111 ii-
their religious observances with those
marines
ei s else
and
fine sense of journalistic responsibil- .
of the first WeiZa1111111 delegation, in for
irur, lyto,ursoolves lead- ant distend attorney, nor Thomas C.
era ' ne.
„.: yoiu, i.ir,o,. , innak ,...,
of the environment. There is no Am-
hara
s
city
lrioi
ity which the publication of inter- n
Apr l, 1921, and helped in the organ-'has
i
Wilcox,
Department of Justice inves-
erican Catholicism, no American Prot-
izatieon of the first Karen I where.
views of t his character, designed as
tigator in charge of the alleged Ford-
."Seer'n-aet-o.rC'o-p-el-and Spook..
estantism, and there should not be
Sophia Gurovitch, well known for
office in this country. Ile then as- o
they are to acquaint the reader with
Sapiro
jury-fixing,
probe, would make
and there could not he any separate
Copeland stud tl•
sunitoll the editorship of the Jewish ' her fine mural work, won the prize.
the essence of Zionist and Palestinian
Se""t"r Royal S.
American Judaism," Mr. Selig stated. Telegraphic Agency, in whirh pollo for the best mural entry in the Micht
planning and building of the Yeshiva any statooment as to the progress of
problems, demonstrate.
their
investigations.
Religion Derived from Sinai.
non he remained until 1921, when he "tart Arts Exhibition at the Detroit
"The series is one of those still rare project should be a cause for great
The affidavits offered by Ford
in English-Jewish news- satisfaction to American Jewry. ('all-
"Judaism was derived from Mount
to Palestine as director oof - krt Museum, 1926. She has recently
occurrences
counsel, as grounds for mistrial, con-
Sinai and will continue to be the same the department of information, en- I returned from Kew YOrk, where F he
paptordom which indicate that the isng
t(' the lit "Ial meanin g " f tained sworn statements of Ford's
1
spent
a
period
of
study.
les000va, a "meeting" or "session,"
as long as the world will exist, ind
gaging at the same time as correspon-
field is rising to now standards, I bun Yeshiva,
secret service operatives that they
pendent of conditions in countries dent in the Middle East, with head- I Jascha Schwartzman has received
..ontiotent that in this rise, your news- Senator Copeland said the new college had seen Mrs. Hoffman, one of the
where Jewish communities are in ex- quarters in Jerusalem, for the Inter- o much commendation on his fine work
paper will continue to Ise in the lead. was in line with an American tradition jurors, in conference with a man de-
which began in the New England
istence. We wish to declare here that national News Service of America,' and also a nienobership in the Scarab
"Please accept my boost wishes.
Club by virtue a an entry in one of
, tlialoio.o.tio
g ,i house of the Seventeenth non-
WV believe sincerely that our Torah
- Sincerely yours,
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Christian Science ',Monitor of Boos-
its exhibitions.
was created by the Holy One, Blessed
on. the Daily Express of London, 11
"ISRA El. GOLDBERG."
Saul Abramovit•h is well known
trool ossor James C. Egboort, director
be Ile, before He created mankind. Nacion of Buenos Aires, :Manchester
Author of Reviews and Lics.
yr
,of University Extension at Columbia
of his religion, must adapt his life to Guardian and the New York World. 'throughout musical circles of Detroit.'
To many literary Detroiters, Si r. I 'rivet sit)°, brought the greetings of
a member of the Bohemians, a musi-
every Jew who recognizes the sanctity
the
col
o noloia and of President Nicholas
1.ipton
will
cal
organization,
and
his
election
to
a1
,
11
1/1•
familiar
as
the tenets of the Torah and its laws.
author of leading literary review.: in Murray Butler. Dr. John II. Finley,
the treasurership of the Arts Club
When one or ninny take it upon them-
the
Detroit
Free
Pre,
and
the
De-
former
Commissioner of Education,
mark
his
second
term
in
that
of-
selves to reform our religion and to
fruit News. Il e has colhoborated in welcomed the• new college laocaus•, he. Sends $3,000 to Aid Discharged
fee.
LAWRENCE LIPTON
adapt it to their life, helot . they, by this
Army Officer.
the
translation
of
several
plays
freim
said,
it
would
preserve the gifts of the
Lillian
Steinberg
studied
art
with'
very act, alienate themselves from our
Torah, from its spirit and embark up- Detroit Jurist Will Preside at Dar.' Sophia Guroovitch when the latter had editorial direction of The Detroit the Yiddish eof Peretz Hirshbein and Jewish religion and culture for future•
V I
N N A. .--(J. T. A.1— Henry
.lewish
Chronicles
is
the
author
generations
of
America.
a
school
established
in
this
city
and
Shalom
Alechern.
He
on the road to disbelief."
row-Durant Debate.
Dr, Bernard Revel. the Rosh ye.- Ford is depicted in a new role, that
As 1111 editor, Mr. Lipton's name is of lyrics which have been soot to mu-
made fine progress in design and lig-
"We do believe that our Holy Torah
familiar to thousands throughout the sic by Tito Schipa, the world-famous shivao. president of the institution's of benefactor of individual anti-
ore sketching.
as interpreted and explained in the
Semites, in a report published by the
Judge Frank Murphy will act on
Molly Letwin has been studying at country as formoor associate editor of operatic singer and premier tenor of faculty delivered the principal not
Talmud and the Codes, by the Gaonin
Pester Kurier.
Rabbis, will not and cannot he altered chairman of the debate between Clotr-Ithe Wicker School for some time, has • Pearston's Magasine, a journal of the Chicago Civic Opera Company. dress.
The newspaper states that Henry
Theo cornerstone was laid by a coin.
senTi os in
e nhe
m ,i
er:. loom i toutom,
li.ssiteol and
or amended. All other statements ence Darrow, the noted lawyer of loom established with several rum • literary criticism and public opinion. a Trh„est.%,)u songs
Ford has forwarded a check for
six
which
included
Nathan
Mr.
mittee
of
Mr.
Lipton
is
which are not based on the rules of Chicago, and Will Durant, the author inercial art concerns in this city and To other thousands,
$3,00))
to 11 Hungarian officer, a
•amport, Harry Fischol, Adolph Lew-
To the rabbinate of Detroit,
our Talmud and Codes are non-Jew- of the very successful book, "The is noted for the quality of her pen known as the author of poems col-
Frederick Brown, Meyer 1'esell member of the anti-Semitic "Awak-
lected in a volume, "Illini Poetry" Lipton is known as a student of force
ish. The so-called religious represen- Story of Philosophy," which is to be and ink work,
ening Magyars," on the latter's plea
With such a staff of officers the (Covici-McGee, 1923).
and originality in the field of Jewish
tatives who seek to put new interpre- held at Orchestra Hall oon Sunday
((continued
that he loot his post due to his anti-
Among Reform Jews, Mr. Lipton history and literature and a journal-
- new term of the Arts Club bids fair
our Torah evening. May S.
tations upon the words
Semitic views.
will
be
remembered
chiefly
as
the
Clarence
Darrow,
who
will
take
the
to
be
an
interesting
one,
rich
in
ac-1
od
-
ist
of
keel)
insight
and
great
vigor.
-
at
its
m
and attempt supposunglY
The unnamed officer, the paper
artist who illu•trated the Haggadah
ernization, are not the rabbis who are affirmative. will attempt to prove his l complishments.
Literary C
.
states, received the check following
published
by
the
Union
of
American
people
as
its
spirit-
oft-repeated
assertion
that
man
is
only
recognized by (mar
Mr.
Lipton
began
his
literary
ca-
a
request
directed to Ford several
Hebrew Congregations and now in
a machine, while Will Durant will use
rat leaders," Mr. Selig said_
months ago. His request was grant-
use by all Refoorni Jews throughout jour as a contributor to the literary
"The Jewish community in the Unit- his many years of philosophic studies
MISS
journals of the. University of Illinois.
ed
only
after
he had, on directions
the United States.
and powerful forensic ability to prove
- — --
Take from Detroit, submitted to Ford con-
Wdl
Exert - i.e.
(Turn to :ast page.)
To the quarter of a million Jews As a contributor to the famous book Install. tion
thot man is noon , than a machine.
Saturday, May 7, the Arts Club will
supplement
4.f
the
Chicago
Evening
clusive
proof
of
his anti-Semitic ac•
Place
First
Summing
In
June.
Darrow, during his long career, Cos have for its sP eaker Miss Edith who read the Jewish Daily Forward,
tivity.
Mr. Lipton is known as a regular Post, under the editorship of Llewel-
been attorney in many famous cases. Rhetts. education
•
• •
al dis
director
.. o a the De-
len
Jones,
Sir.
Lipton
became
a
well.
Dots,.
lodge.
.
o
soSo,
K.
of
I'.,
. .
contributor to the English section
Recently he was attorney in the fa- [roil
smphony
y.
Orchestra. Ilexsulo-1
and his articles there have evoked known figure in the literary Chi,.ago nooniilsosol oflicer• , 11 Tl11,0111)' eve- FORD ANTI-SEMITE SUPPORT
mous Scopes case , defending the right
in
of Ben Hecht, Sherwood Anderson. ning. May 3, and in the election REPORT IS CONFIRMED
nation-wide comment.
to teach evolution in the schools in 1 the Arts."
. .1
Edgar Id., Masers, Vincent Starret, whirh followed Charles Goldstein was
VIENN A. ..J. T. A.)—Laszlo
Wrote Detroit Interviews.
Tennessee. He created
Miss Rhetts as a public speaker is
Final Meeting on June 8 Will . Be the State ed .
To Detroit Jo-wry in particular. Samuel Putnam and the other not- elected chancellor commander; Sam- Vannay, one Of the Awakening Mag-
a
great
deal
of
interest
while
defend-
knownto
a
great
many,
and
her
in-
Social Affair,
yars
who made an attempt on the life
ables
of
the
"Chicago
School"
of
u,-1
Modest!,
vice-chancellor;
Emil
Ras-
ing Dr. Ossian Sweet and 10 other trlligent treo tin nt of her subjects, Mr. Lipton is widely known as the
American literature. His lectures le- o
of the late Ilungarian Jewish states-
At the annual meeting of the De- colored men who were involved in coupled with the interesting manner author of the interesting interviews fore local clubs are still remembered' kin, prelate; Dr. R. R. Goldstone, man, Wilhelm Vaszonyi, is the re,
by
many.
Chicagoans
as
bright
memo.
I
niaster-eltorms;
Louis
II.
Wolfe,
inner
trait Unit Junior Haolassah, held the race riots in Detroit.
•f their presentation, has proven a with eminent Detroiter', that au-
nee of theo now fooling supremacy f o guard; Nathan A. l'ereira, master of cipient of the $3,000 check from
The demand for tickets for this de- keen delight to a large number of peo- peered recently in The Detroit Jew-
Tuesday, May 3, at Philadelphia anel
of exchequer; Sol Kaufman, trustee for Henry Ford, granted on the merOts of
Byron Talmud Torah, the following bate has been exceedingly great and pie.
Her public position, too , is am- ish Chronicle. These interview's, Chicago as "the Literary ('enter
America."
years; J. H. Schakne, fraternal his anti-Semitic achievements.
which
were
a
first-page
feature
of
officers
and board of directors were the officers of Pisgah Lodge feel err- (ole proof of the fact that she will have
ffi
Vannay appealed to Ford to hip
••
, I correspondent; Herman Muscovich,
elected to serve for the ensuing year: fain that Orchestra Hall will be filled 1:smoothing definitely worth while to of- The Detroit Jewish Chronicle for sev-
In 1.423, Edwin Markham, th e seas
him ■ couire a farm in 'view of the
Abe
eral months, were regarded . by many
Rose Edith I ipsitz president; Rose to capacity next Sunday evening. The . fer on a subject such as she has chosen
of
Ameriran
poets,
awarded
Mr.
Lip-
s-ro
fact
that,
due
to
his
anti-Semitic
m
orlsa.ka;
m
kee
ltepo:
l fer rel wo
n11 b se
eaI;
Ca 1 William
Vi
dan
utioon o
rya. era as a useful contribution
Pisgah Lodge are urge, . t o speak on.
Gordon, first vice-president; Florence members of
ton a prize for poetry in a national senb•rg, master of finance. and Dr. views he lost his position. It appears
Krell, second vice-president; Ethel O, purchase their tickets early in or .- I
Through tlo.e courtesy of Grinnell Jewish thought in that they repre- contest conducted by Pearson's Micss
that the court proceedings which
cert
i tn' w
o I tl ,,,,tone
Steinberg, third vice-president; Rose der to assure themselves of g""" Bros an Orthophonie Victrola has sented a "cross section of public zine. Shortly after that Mr. Liptco
certain ni
‘ ecodiOlIttaiorns aris- were pending against Vannay were
Owing
1 boson placed at the disposal of Miss opinion on many of the most im- became votociate editor of that pub!: R
Sternberg, recording secretary; Eliza- seats.
brought ing, the by-laws of the lodge were withdrawn by the attorney-general
Rhetts for this evening, and she will portant questions concerning Jews cation in which capacity Inc
beth Glacier, corresponding secre-
of the most nod- I temporarly suspended and the elec- when medical experts, after examin-
. play'
y a number of records to illustrate and to aism.
tary, and Bessie Brenner, tr easurer.
out
wick in
of England
'tome
able the
writers
andAmeriea . tion of organist was delayed for some ing Vannay declared him to be men-
"Covered" Zionist C
cone
of
the
points
she
will
make
as
to.
The board of directors are: Ida
,,,,,, r.
future date. For the office of seers.- tally deficient. Due to this he also
As a special correspondent ti of
1'elick, Helen Shetzer. Henrietta Ber-
and contributed much material to it' nary. the resolution on the books of lost his position in the municipal
Arthur Lavinger, well known De- Detroit Jewish Chronicle, Mr. Lipton himself.
err, Helen Horwitz, Rosalind Schu-
the lodge was suspended and in place government of Budapest.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the B'nai trait artist. and member of the Arts attended the last national convention
He was one of the organizers of the of tail °Medal the regular keeper of
bot, Sara Epstein, Mrs. Rose B. Hor-
Vannay was one of the most fa-
of the Zionist Organization of Amer-
Chicago branch of the Young Metes' records and seal was elected. Aubrey natical Jew-baiter during the wAte
witz, Thelma Gordon, Dorothy Ep- B'rith will give their second card party Club, has offered to round out the pro- .
H is exclusive, per-
stein. Rhea Harris, Helena Shining. of the season on Monday evening, May • gram with a few examples of quick tea in Buffal o.
Hebrew
Association,
(North-west i Pereira, out of a field of five carob- terror in 1921. Vannay admitted an-
sonal interviews with national and in-
at
the
Community
('en-
sketching.
Mr.
Levinger
is
celebrated
Branch) and served an its president dates, was elected outer guard.
('ells Schostak, Janet Levin, Annette 23 at C p. m
plying to Ford fur a loan and of cou-
ternational Zionist leaders, among
for two terms. Later he founded the I Chancellor Commander Herman pling to a request of proof of anti-
Fineberg, Lillian Robbins and Sophia ter. 275 East Ferry avenue. All men-' for his caricatures and will lose a
Greenfield. hers and their friends are cordially in-idemsnstration of this phase of his art. them Chaim Nachman Bialik, Louis Y's library, was its first librarian and ' Muscovich announced that install.-
Jewish
activities by sending newsoas
The final meeting of the year will cited. There will be refreshments and - The meeting will be held at the Saul Lipsky, Schmarya Levin, Abraham aught its classes in Jewish higaryltion
of officers will take place the per articles and a copy of the attor-
be held Wednesday evening, June 8. prizes at each table. Tickets may he I Ahramovitch Studios, 93`34 Twelfth Goldberg and Judge Rosenblatt, ap- and literature.
ney-general's
charges against him for
first Sunday in June, further details
peared in The Detroit Jewish Chron-
and will be an all-social gathering. secured from any of the members or I street, at 14 p. m.
of which will be announced later.
inciting people to attack Jews
Turn to Last Page)
icle, were reprinted by the Cali-
The public is invited .
The program will be announced later. at the door the evening of the affair.

30,000 SEE YESHIVA
CORNERSTONE LAYING

ZIONISTS TO HEAR
GERSHON AGRONSKY

Raise $200,000 More at Dinner;
Coolidge Sends Letter Laud-
ing Institution's Aims.

M. H. Zackheim To Preside at
Meeting Tuesday Evening
In Talmud Torah.

JACOB REISS MADE
HEAD OF ARTS CLUB'

Lawrence Lipton Now Edi ts
Detroit Jewish Chronicle

Journalist and Writer On Jewish Affairs Has Won Renown in
Many Fields. Edited Literary Monthly Magazine. Is
Well Known to Leaders of Detroit Jewry.

FORD MONEY HELPS
MAGYAR ANTI-SEMITE

JUDGE MURPHY IS
DEBATE CHAIRMAN

a

ARTS CLUB TO HEAR
EDITH RHETTS

JUNIOR HADASSAH
CHOOSES OFFICERS

B'NAI B'RITH LADIES
TO GIVE CARD PARTY r

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS