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A Happy and Prosperous New Year to You All.
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Globe Pattern and
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tiehool Children Aid In Reforesting Palestine
Jerusalem:—The trees are prov- Ins The eucalyptus is favored be-
ing one of the most effective means cause of Its large absorption of
of combating malaria in Palestine. moisture.
By their absorption of moisture.
011eo trees are alsd extensively
they dry or the marshes. where planted, not onty for their hygienic
the mosquitoes, carriers of the benefit. In stamping out In:dark,
malaria infection are wont to breed. but because of the Intrinsic value
An the result of the planting of
trees, the colony of Chedera which
was on the verge of being aban-
doned seine years ago on account
of the heavy malaria mortality. is
today one of the healthiest spots
in Palestine. More than a million
trees have been planted by the
Zionists.
'Hie tree most largely used for
reforestation purposes Is the eu-
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en'
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For a permanent home of lasting beauty use
HAYDENITE BRICK
610 South Park Avenue
fruit trees ,and their more rapid
maturing , have notated many of
tho colorists to cultivate those
Jackson, Michigan.
Greetings.
Back in 1931, when Jackson was
a struggling hamlet, composed tit
only a few families, who had
braved the dangers and hardships
of the wilderness, the children of
these pioneers pursued their studies
in the log kolas of Hance Blark-
111att; lo•ated on what is now Trail
street, at the hand of Blackman
avenue.
The teacher of this first school in
Jackson was Silence Blackman, a
daughter of Horace Blackman, and
her pupils were her sisters anti
brothers and the children of her
few neighbors.
From this crude beginning has
grown the magnificent school sys-
tem which this city now has, and
which, in the beautiful new high
school building, has reached a goal
undreamed of ill the days if the
pioneers who looked forward to the
time when the seed they had grown
would blosston forth into a HoWer-
ing city.
Step by step, through the years
that have intervened since the days
of those early [immure, the schnul
system of the city has steadily
grown to meet the needs of a de-
General Real Estate
veloping and thriving community.
The new Jackson High School is
the outgrowth of 15 years of plan-
Insurance, Builders and
ning on the part of the Beard of
Education and E. O. Marsh, super-
Securities.
. intendent of schools.
It was in 1912 that the Beard of
ENTIRE TOP FLOOR
Education voted to adopt a pro-
gram of reorganization 'in the
REYNOLDS BUILDING
school system of the city, on the
basis of intermediate tiehools, cov-
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Jackson, Mich.
•ring grades seven, eight and nine,
and the high school, grades In, II
I and 12.
Many new subjects were to be in-
. troduced which heretofore had not
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r, been taught including industrial,
commercial, agricultural, arts, home
economics for girls and physical
train
it ing.
decided to start this new
program of education with the t•on•t
struction of two new intermediate!
schools, but it was not until ISIS
that these schools were monpl•ted
and occupied.
behber of
Immediately after this it was I le confronted me at once with his
planned to take the second step in I atest creation, which he was still
Pneumatic Water Supply
the program by building a new In noulding, rather putting on the fin-
Systems
high school in which all lines of shing touches.
Electric House Pumps
work started in the intermediate
"Dotter," he asked, "whom does
schools could Ie continued and t
his represent?" And vociferously
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elaborated.
e addtal, "Tell nu. quick." "Hillel
It Was not as 4 - any to take this
. lac ko.e. Nlichigan.
nd 'Shamai," I answered. His
second step, or rather to bring it ,
.yes lit up and shone like fire His
to cempletion. for it has taken nine e ountenance and the assumed poise
years to do so, bearing out the say- , if his body denoted triumph and
ing that large matters move slowly.
lory of a conqueror. TO show ate
Occupying a site on Wildwootl: lis appreciation, ht. rewarded me
aeenun' , a wide street, bordered on I
oy potritiriv out tin 1111. a number of
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each side by stately trees, the build_ n ;Ale's. His eloquence of explana-
ing stands forth among these pleas• • t ion Was WI 1 . 11Ucatioll
ant surroundings as a striking ex-
Ve
h, then seated ourselves. Both
ample of what an ambitious icy t . f us were absttrbrd in thoughts.
ran do for its children.
Iri llotf broke the grave silence
The site occupied contains Ili : with:
acres, including four and a half
"Dolor, do you knew a • Shitl-
acres north of Winthrop street,
:IA' for me!"
which is going developed into a re
- .Nun I a marriage broker or the
creation field. This field the Board , en of a marriage broker?" I re-
of Education has e.t.a' to call the t orted, in sheer astonishment.
Withingtun Field. in honor of the
He fell into contemplation. Ile
NVithington family, which donated It irked serious. I could read nn his
this part of the property. The total •entle fare the struggle that was
total cost
the site occupied was going on within his soul. Ile then
139-145 East Michigan Avenue
$210,000.
esumed: "Friend, I seem to puzzle
Jackson, Michigan.
The main part . 4' the hi,ch school v ou "
"Yes," I owned up. "A man of
f iuilding parallels VI ildwood avenue
or a distance of 325 lest and sets your kind. not alone an artist but
• nh ark 120 feet from the street, with of the world, a
traveler and of such
a n extension to the north, hnawng wide acquaintance. Up to date in
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hops and other 4 110W- 11114 ts.
every particular. Do you wish to
Excavation for the new high say you need a mediator in your
school started in the fall of 1925 'ouest of a match?"
and the contract fo• the building
"I grant all that," said he, apolo-
was let in Doetonher t he sawn getically. "But my acquaintance-
year, actual corstruersin o•eration s ship is not among our own people.
starting in January, 192f.
l drifted away from them in my
DRESSMA KING
The building was planned to ac- early days. My mobile life is event-
commodate 1,500 students, but will ful. Its history would fill volumes.
REMODELING
probably take care of from 200 to Indescribable are the hardships and
CLOTH ('OATS RELINED
300 above that number. The ;true- struggles I had to experience on my
COMPLETE: LINE OF DRESS
tare is strictly fireproof and mod- road to education.
MATERIALS
ern in every respect, with pro-
"I became embittered. hardened.
visions for additional class rain, I Too proud to impart my condition
Work Guaranteed.
or an extension for junior college to some of our own people, I ran
Phone Oakwood 3357
after Gentiles. I look up to them
Pu T rt° e 6e Boa
. rd of Education plans to with admiration and gratitude on
MRS. B. MILLER, Prop.
•inaugurate
a
junior
college
in
the
..count
of their toleration.
Jackson, Michigan.
I new building just as soon as the
"When I began to forge to the
fected.
front and my work found recogni-
W. R Reynolds & Co.
E. L. HATCH
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110-112-114 E. Washington Ave.
The smaller cost of planting al-
mond, apricot fig and similar
Jackson Schools
Oh, a wise man indeed was he, Numbered A mong
who was annoyed that his works'
pleased the many.
Finest In State
JACKSON, MICHIGAN
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about fifteen years after planting.
tho trees are long lived, enduring
for as many as three hundred
years.
Trouble will rain on those who
are already wet.
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of Its fruit. Although tho fruits
of the tree do not arcticuntil
calyptus, commonly called the trees. The funds raised by the
"Jewish tree" by the Arabs, on ac- United Palestine Appeal in Ameri-
count of the large numbers which ca are used to help the reforesta-
dot the Jewish agricultural colons tion of, the Holy Land.
(J. A. HOLZAPEEL)
151 WEST PEARL
Call Irving 1252
JACKSON, MICHIGAN
tioti, I continued t, ogle with non
1,lews. Their association flattered
m
best friend, fur it d assort '
me repeat fly that 110 one could
take me for a Jew. My productions
were described as the work of Brill-
By H. S. Stollnita, Litt. D.
iff, the young ."Russian" artist.
While I re °ice over mx. seeming
glory of Greece, its arts, (44)- disguise, I was COOSUlli•ll
by fear
11.1 , 114T and arms, is wrapped up in
Zest it would be found that I and a
the lives of Aristides, Themistacles son of the covenant.
Phoeion, ('iron, Sophocles and De-
"I had quite a collection el tiny
...helms. •
creations. I needed money. Think-
Rome, for centuries the mistres s frig the Jos an net enthusiast, I
of the world, the proud ruler of expta.ted to find a ready market
112,000,000, may he studied in all among my pe.pl• They felt that
her dazzling splendor, in the char- my seeking their company
was
acters of her Cincinnatus, Regulus,
prompted by an ulterior motive.
Cato, Caesar, Pompey, Cicero, Vir- They reeekt d me coolly. That !milt
gil and a host of such men.
a fence still higher between them
So of all countries and all grea t and me.
events, loth in ancient and metier n
"I felt the pangs caused by the
times.
lack of friends When iille day I sat
The glory of Israel, in ever y at the table of a millionaire and the
hranch and phase of human en - next day I had to patronize the
deavor, (rum beginning down t 0 soup kitchen. Nly lot became un -
the present (lay, is enveloped in th bearable. I was mindful of:
lives of Abraham, Joseph, Ntose
"'Let all learned say all then can
losaias, Anis, Kings David 1111
"fis ready money makes the man.
Solomon, Betsallel, Mattathias an d
"I came to New York. Soule let
his sons, M
on
aimides, Halevy, Sp
tars of introduction helped me tt
nem, MusesNlendelssohn, Mose s get acquainted with a number o
ilte 101e,
Adolph ( renneux , prominent Gentile families. I was
Grautz, Lazarus, Geiger, seine and am still proud of their associa-
Nleyerbeer, Halevy, Rubinstein, An - tion.
toktilski, Linen and the many It '-
"I am being withal and dined h•
gions of others, too many toenum
' Gentiles. They yet praise and flat-
crate.
ter me. Not only because of my
'fileir light will ever shed luste ✓ achievements and attainments as
on Israel.
an artist, but also on recount of
any personal attributes.
It is with a sense of pride that
mention some of the illustriou ■-■
"My heart is drawn to my kin
Jews of modern • time. While th dred in spite of myself.
:treat of Greece and Rome are o
"Of late there loom up before
the past, Judah is ever t o my fantasy pictures of the 'clualm.'
the lung list of those who are con . and most %teld scenes of the Ye.
tributing to its noble history. Th e shivah. I feel myself engaged in a
morecreditable on aceount of th 'I'll, I' or coping with a knotty
obstacles they hod and have still t ,, passage of the Talmud. I see the
surmount.
patriarchal face of any sainted
now we like to lilac ourselves in father full of radiance. I read glory
chiseled counte-
contemplation and musing when in the tel
craving Inc at change from the nance of my mother caused by the
report brought home by any father
usual hum-drum.
It is especially to the guiding from the Beth Ilamidrash that I
stars on the firmament of art and was considered quite an Eluy.
"I lose myself in musings, medi-
knowledge that we are prone
tations and reflections, at the end
take our refuge.
The good, the beautiful and of which I hear an inner voice call-
above all the truth represented in ing me u knave, a traitor, a coward.
"I feel as though I wished to live
art help US incalculably to lure out
from within us nobility and many in seclusion. The more I am over-
an attribute which lay dormant and t-0111e by all these feelings the more
I lied myself a stranger in non-
perhaps, would decay otherwise.
Even if the work does not reflect lewish company. The greater their
praises
the more I perceive that it
one's own accomplishments, one
pastures one's soul and is delighted is but toleration.
"The
tortures of Illy soul must
with the achievements of others.
One's reverence is the greater for be mirrored in any physiognmy. The
assurances
of regard for nit. in
the creates' of masterpieces, if the
spite of my Jewish abstraction are
producer chances to be one's kin.
inflictions
to
my
disappointed heart.
The nearer one's relative to the
"I am even now keeping company
artist, the prouder one is of his
with
a
non-Jewish
young lady. She
work, though one lw absolutely free
calls for me often in her motor ear.
from bias.
Her
culture
and
refinement
bar any
I, therefore, am always overcome
by particular feelings of adoration prejudice. But I arrived at the con -
clusion
that
one
should
not
marry
when I stand—he it even in fan-
tasy—before the picture of one who but a daughter from among one's
unit]
people.
It's
a
1011g
since
contributed to the glory of Israel
through the' .1 pen, brush, chisel, our patriarch Abraham exacted the
promise
tit'
his
oldest
servant
of
his
word nideed.
Often I walk miles to find sun e household to go to his kindred and
of the guiding stars of whom then e take a wife unto his son Isaac. And
are so 1111111V in our metropolis, th e that Isaac told Jacoh: 'Arise, go to
veritable "Err habchiro," chosen Padan-Aram . .. and take a wife
' But those admonitions are
city. Facing such a genius or even
the production of his brain and applicable unto this day, and even
for
many
a century to come.
heart, I am inclined to take tiny
"Despite the great strides ahead,
:hoes from off my feet, fur I feel
civilization
has not as yet purged
the ground upon which I stand to
the inhabitants of the earth of pre-
Inc h
intlice.
As
long
as there will exist
The Jew evinced appreciation o
art very early. In the Temple o ignorance, prejudice—its ally—will
he
rampant.
lerusalem we find —the scant—car
"Since my change of heart I de-
rain specimens of glyptic art. The
sew, the lover of nature, loves art vote myself to work concerning my
the representation of nature. Ile people; I achieve the hest results.
acknowledges mart to be "the high . Their woes and sorrows, their glory
est sagacity and exertion of human and y are so vivid before my vi-
sion that I seem to form my mod-
nature!'
The laws of beauty may easily Ile els not from memory, but copy, 00
I
found in the minute description o it were, from living people Sur-
the temple architecture, of the cos _ rounding me. Their figures seem
to pass in and out before me, pour-
tomes of the high priest, etc.
In addition to our East Side writ- ing out to me their joyous hearts
I
and
their intense feelings. I laugh
ers, poets, musicians, singers any
actors, I also am happy to know and weep with them involuntarily
while
modeling them.
several masters of the brush and
"Yon sow my --- group in
chisel. It is my pleasure and re-
the
-
museum, and you have
creation to "drop in" periodically
and see one nr the other of them in also seen my -- and —
They
are
by no means Jewish sub-
fr
his Nsottu i d nio
equently I find my artist l••s. Yet study them with an ini-
tiated
eye,
you will find the Jewish
so enwrapped in his work that,
ealous of every fraction of his soul and spirit envelop them.
"Since
the
purgatory process of
time, he does not grant admit-
tance. Ile sticks out his head, how- my soul, I've made many a pilgrim-
ag•
to
the
---
must•unt Each
ever, and, without even an answer
to my salutation, calls "at blank time I analyze my work, not as its
creator,
but
with
the unbiased eye
tonight." This nuty occur more
than once in one day, but oh! when of a critic, I came to the realization
that
it
is
produced
by a Jew.
the gods favor me.
"You, you have contributed so
A little visit vouchsafed me in
vastly
to
the
rescue
of myself from
one of those studios supplies any
ennui with food for thought and myself have today, by at once rec-
ognizing
this
model
to represent
I fleasurable musings.
The last time I called tin my Hillel and Shama', sealed the fate
of
my
future.
friend, Berrul Brilloff, the sculptor •
"You will now understand what
he allowed me to enter the moment
he espied me through the wicket in nrompted me to ask you bi hell, me
to
lead to the canopy of wedlock a
his door. His fate was full of radi-
ance. Ile Wa , unusually excited laughter from the camp of Judah.
`Once
a .Iron, always a .14•W! "
yid seemed to weletime my corning.
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tivity must of necessity be limited.
The whole burden of .l•wish re-
habilitation is too large for any
group 110 Matter how powerful, en-
thusiastic or determined.
It was not with an idea of dis-
crediting Zionism that the Joint
Distribution Committee undertook
to help solve the problem of de-
classed Russian Jewry through vol-
unical
It was not due It, any aliti-1111-
tionalisl bias that the Ort in the
eighties of the last century under-
took to transform luftmenchen into
useful, productive, industrial work.;
en's, artisans and agriculturists.
Once again the hard logic of
facts has proven to the most obdur-
ate °mammas that life is not nr- I
according to wishes and the-
ories.
The Oct, which is the movement ,
that recognizes the need of perma-
nent organization, is pleased to note
these evidences of a changed atti•
tuck toward Russian colonization.
Now' MOre than ever it can proceed
with its work among, the Jews of
Russia, Poland and Roumania.
burdens of rehabilitation must be,
borne by European organizations
functioning in Europe, while aided I
financially and morally by world
Jewry in this great task.
To make yourself i
be a meddler, a go.
cheat and a niggard,
body wil want to s
than he would the d:
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The commission sent by the Amer-
icon committee on the rights of re-
ligious minorities to investigate the
situation in Roumania has con-
cluded its work, it was learned here.
It is understood that the report
prepared by the commission is fa-
vurable to the national minorities
in Roumania.
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Jackson, Mich
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/ geld in Palestine
300 OTSEGO AVENUE
By Jacob Margolis.
The Palestine labor convention
held recently in Tel Aviv, endorse,
the Jewish land settlement move
merit in Russia. This is in marked
contrast to the hysterical opposition
that manifested itself among over-
zealot's ' Zionists Ili America at the
tine the prote•sal was made by
David A. Brown and Felix War-
burg that the colonization of the
Jews in Russia was a very neces.
sary move if the leafy of Russian
Jewry was to
caned. The vio-
lent opposition can be understood
if one can accept the maximalist
position of these Zionists who
imagined that all of the Jews (multi
find a home in Palestine. Despite
the fact that many of the 7,000,-
000 Jews between the Rhine and
the Urals were in a state of tragic
helplessness, yet these visionary en-
thusiasts would tot endorse or en-
courage any movement that would
detract any attention from Pales-
tinian unionization.
Even the die-hard Jewish Chron-
icle of London has come to the real-
ization that the settling of 14,090,-
000 Jews in Palestine is a burden
entirely too heavy for the Zionist
organization, for in a recent edi-
torial anent the forthcoming con-
gress it says:
"Ten years of experience has
shown, we believe, that Zionists in
their splendid enthusiasm took
upon themselves ■ larger burden
than they could possibly carry to
success when they undertook Zion-
ist work as regards the whole of
Palestine. They have not the men
to do the work nor the means
wherewith to accomplish it "
This is tantamount to ■ realiza-
tion that the sphere of Zionist am-
(hider a tattered
generally find a goo,
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