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VOL. XXV. NO. 11
PETITION SUPREME
PALESTINE CAUSES Noble Italian Jewish Family Loses
Illustrious Son in the Italia Disaster COURT TO COMPEL
SOCIALISTS' CLASH
GRANT OF DIVORCE
AT BRUSSELS MEET
ProfeeRsoecr oPgonnttiroenmaosli,SGi
c reanntidast oLlforLeuzrzraatgt c, Gained Wide
of General Nobile's Adventure.
Arthur Henderson, British
Labor Leader, Leads
Pro-Zionists.
(News Letter from Rome.)
By DAVID KLEINLERER
Would Force Member of
Jewish Race to Appear
Before Rabbi.
The small Italian Jewish community has made its con- WOMAN DIVORCED IN
MOVE FOR PALESTINE
tribution to the Italian attempt at the exploration of the
1923 DEMANDS "GET"
IS BLOCKED BY JEWS\
Arctic. The tragic and dismaying effect of the disaster of
British Leader Threatens General Nobile's adventure was felt keenly by Italian Jew- Injunction If Granted Will
ish families. Professor Aldo Pontremoli, talented Jewish physicist,
Be First in History of
Resignation If Work Is
was one among the nine unfortunate participants who were carried
New York.
Forbidden.
REPORT JUDGE MACK
RESIGNS FROM U. P. A.
NI:W YORK.-- (J. T. A.)
Judge Julian W. Slack, honor-
ary chairman of the newly or-
ganized Association for Z. 0.
A. Reorganization, the opposi-
tion body, has tendered his
resignation from the United
Palestine Appeal, the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency learns.
Judge Slack held the position
of honorary vice-chairman of
the U. I' A., the fund-raising
agency of the Zionist Organiza-
tion and affiliated bodies.
HILLEL WON'T NAME
DR. I. M. RUBINOW
WILL DIRECT WORK
OF Z. 0. A., P. A.
COMPENSATE SLATER
WITH $30,000 AWARD
— —
1,1)N DON. — Oscar Slitter,
cleared of charges of killing a
woman after he had served
nearly. 20 years in prison, has
accepted the government's offer
of $30,000 compensation for
wrongful conviction.
Slater was sentenced to life
imprisonment in 1909 antL•as
vindicated by an Editiffiregh
court of appeals two weeks ago,
the judge ruling that there was
misdirection.
U,
Prominent Social Worker
Formerly Directed Hades-
sah in Baltimore.
PALESTINE UPBUILDING
CALLED WORK OF PEACE
Vice-Chairman of Mandates
Commission Writes Inter-
esting Opinion.
NEW IMPETUS GIVEN
TO GOOD-WILL MOVE
THINK BOY JEWISH,
CHRISTIANS PERMIT
NON-JEW TO DROWN
Waitzen Population Iodic - -
nant Over Criminal
•
Prejudice.
MUNICIPALITY EXPELS
JEWS FROM ITS BATHS
Hungarian Anti-Semitiant Is
Not Denied by State
Authorities.
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—A 14-
away on the upper part of the Italia after it crashed on the icy snow
PHILADELPHIA,—(J. T. A.(
year-old Christian boy, struggling
fields of the Arctic. Although the prospects for the rescue of the lost
—Dr. Isaac Max Rubinow, statisti-
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A'1— `t
in the current of the Danube river,
+group, who apparently were mandatory injunction to compel
cian, authority on social insurance
was left to drown because of the
stranded beyond the reach of even an individual of the Jewish faith RELIGIOUS SERVICE and prominent Jewish social work-
Federal Council Appoints anti-Jewish prejudice of the group
the Krassin rescue commission, to appear before an Orthodox
er, confirmed to a representative
New
Executive
on
Jewish.
of
his co-religionists who were
strangely enough headed by a rabbi for the purpose of giving the
of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency
swimming in the vicinity and wit-
Christian Relations.
vt,nar,nn na ■ nvv nn area Jew, Rudolf Samoilowitch, grow rabbi ecclesiastical jurisdiction to W isconsin Students Do Away a report that he has accepted the
nessed
the tragedy. They failed
more remote and beyond the realm ascertain whether his wife, whose
With Orthodox, Conserva. offer of the administrative commit-
of possibility as the days multiply, marriage to him was annulled in
NEW YORK.—(J, T. A.)—The to come to his rescue because
tee of the Zionist Organization of
five, Reform Distinction.
they
were
of the belief that the
but in Italy and in the Jewish the state court, is also entitled to
America to because the executive, movement for good-will between ,
drowning boy was a Jew.
homes here, it is hoped that by
director of the Z. 0. A. and the Jews and Christians received A
a Jewish religious divorce,
CINCINNATI.—Jewish students
Believe Jewish Scientist and some miracle the stranded group , receive
The
incident
occurred at Wait-
fresh impetus in the election of an
United Palestine Appeal.
was asked by Jonah J. Goldstein,
may still be found and brought New York attorney, in a petition participating in the summer WS-
Dr. Rubinow is now the execu- executive secretary of the Federal zen, on the banks of the Danube.
Five Others Made Safe
A
Jewish
vacationist
who was
back to civilization.
filed in the supreme court of Kings pion of 'the B'nati B'rith Ilillel tive director of the Jewish Wel- C.3 .ancil of Churches of Christ in
Foundation at Wisconsin Univer-
walking along the river bank called
Landing.
The death of Prof. Pontremoli
fare Society, one of the leading America for special work in the
county.
The mandatory injunction, if sity have done away with the dis- constituent bodies of the Federa- field of Jewish Christian relation- to a group of Christians swimming
would indeed be a great loss to
ROME.—(J. T. A.)—Aldo Pon- Italian letters and sciences for, granted, would be the first case in tinction as to the naming of Jew- tion of Jewish Charities here. It ship, an announcement by the fed- in the vicinity, pointing out the
drowning boy. Because the call
tremoli, Italian Jewish scientist, notwithstanding his youth, he had the history of New York state, it is ish religious services "Orthodox," is not known when the Jewish eral council states.
"Reform" or "Consrvative."
The new executive is Rev. Ever- came from a Jew the swimmers
and the five other men who were gained wide recognition as one of said, of the civil court compelling' These
services are known now as Welfare Society will release Dr.
believed the drowning boy was
carried away with the Italia's gas the ablest Italian, and perhaps
likbinow from his duties to enter ett Glichy, who for several years
a
is defendant to appear before Friday, Saturday or Sunday sere-
Jewish and swam away shouting,
bag may be found alive was the European, physicists.
intil his new work in New York, has been the minister of the col-
rabbi.
e
i
r
ar
gument
i ices.Th
an soy drown, there
Grandson of Lumatti.
opinion expressed by ewer Toni-
but it is expected that arrange- lege church of Wesleyan Univer-
Aspects of the Case.
sity.. Mr. Clichy is well known in will be one less." The police later
aselli, Italian newspaperman who
The case has several interesting change being that it divides the ments will soon be completed.
Ile was a scion of one of the
aspects. Kate Joseph, who was Jewish students instead of unit-
religious and educational circles succeeded in recovering the body
accompanied the expedition.
Create • New Position.
oldest and most prominent Jewish
and his identity was established as
Tomuselli quoting the survivors families on the Tiber. A grand- married to Jacob Joseph on May ing them.
It was learned here that the ne- because of the intercollegiate par -
The summer sessions were in gotiations with Dr. Rubinow were leyx on education which he devel- the son of a poor Christian work-
of the Italia disaster says the en- son of Luigi Luzzatti, late Italian 29, 1922, by an Orthodox rabbi in
ing woman, resident of Waltzes.
velope rushed upward when the Jewish economist and statesman, the bordsigh of Brooklyn, institut- charge of Dr. Moses Jung, of the conducted by a committee of five oped at Wesleyan and which he
The local press comments on the
gondola in which they were was Aldo followed in the footsteps of ed an action on July 21, 1923, in B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation of members of the administrative has organized annually during the
incident. Indignation was ex-
torn off. The bag lost gas rapidly his illustrious grandfather. At the the supreme court of Kings county Illinois University. Classes in committee, since the close of the last five years. Twenty colleges
pressed by residents of the town.
through the rent but the six men age of 24 he was called to occupy seeking annulment of their mar- Jewish History, Social Ideals and Zionist convention in Pittsburgh. send representatives to these par-
with her, all seen unhurt after the the chair of experimental physics riage on the ground of the has- Prophets, and Ilebrew were con- No such office previously existed in leys.
ANTI-SEMITISM IN HUNGARY '
28 Denominations Participate.
crash, could have controlled it suf- at the University of Milan, where band's physical incapacity. The ducted. Persons not registered as the Zionist Organization of Amer-
The federal council's committee CONTINUES UNABATED
ficiently to make a safe landing.
his grandfather had also taught. annulment was granted by Judge regular students were welcomed to ica and it was the feeling of some
BUDAPEST.—(J. T. A.)—The
on
good-will
between
Christians
Lewis
and
seas
confirmed
by
a
de-
these
classes
and
quite
a
number
Food Thrown Overboard.
of
the
members
of
the
adminis-
Only several years later he was
A part of the four months' food appointed member of the Italian cisian of the appellate division. of interested men and women at- trative committee that in order to and Jews, under which Mr. Clinchy municipality of Csegled, Hungary,
rejected
the appeal of the Jewish
will
do
his
future
work,
represents
remove
the
ground
for
any
further
supply in the upper compartment Royal Academy of Sciences. He
Kate Joseph being a strict ob- tended.
'as thrown overboard just before soon gained recognition as a lead- servant Orthodox Jewess, found it
Services were held Friday eve- controversy, such as have arisen one of the more recent develop- population of the city to annul an
the ticicdent to lighten the load, as ing authority in the field of contrary to her conscience to nnings and Sunday morning under recently within the organization, ments in the program of this fed- old ordinance prohibiting Jews
were rifles. Other implements and physics and meteorology.
marry another man without ob- the guidance of Dr. Jung, whose it is necessary to secure the serv- eration of 28 denominations, the from bathing in the municipal
announcement states. The com- baths whenever the weather makes
warm clothing remained.
His main interest was research taining a Jewish religious divorce Sunday morning lectures on "Jew- ice of an executive director whose
The ice breaker Krassin which in earth magnetism. A valuable known as a "Get." According to ish Marriage Ideals" attracted a administrative abilities are univer- mittee was created about four it necessary. The ordinance per-
years ago for the purpose of culti- mits Jews to go to the municipal
sally
recognized,
to
concentrate
in
rescued five victims of the disaster work on this subject is soon to be Jewish religious law, no divorce great deal of attention.
vating better understanding be- baths only once a week.
will resume her search for the published here. In connection with can be granted unless the husband
In addition to the serious work his hands the conduct of the busi-
The mayor in replying to the
,
group in a fortnight. 'la' air- his research work, Professor Pon- appears before a rabbi and con. of the summer session there were ness affairs of the Zionist Organ- tween adherents of the two faiths
and providing practical co-opera- appeal stated that the majority of
ization
of
America.
Dr.
Rubinow
planes fitted fur Artie work are tremoli frequently visited Rome, seats to this action.
social activities. Out of a total
the
city council was opposed to
tion
in
social
and
international
was elected for the post in view of
Refused to Grant "Get."
aboard the ('itta di Milano headed where the writer had the occasion
tasks. Its former executive sec- abolishing the ordinance, although
Mr. Joseph refused to grant the students
enrollment
of some
Jewish
for Kings Bay to carry on the to meet him in the home of his
in the
various 130
courses
of his extensive experience as an ad-
he
personally
does not believe in
retary
was
John
W.
Ilerring,
who
search.
grandfather, Luigi Luzzatti. With religious divorce. In the appeal the summer session of the univer- ministrator and as a student of
has resigned to take up work in the wisdom of having a numerua
almost 100 participated in social problems in many fields. '
the shyness of a scholar, he avoid- to the supreme court, the atter- sit
clausus
with
itegard
to the city
the
general
field
of
adult
educa-
At the headquarters of the
MOSCOW.-1.1. T. A.)—Juliana ed speaking about his work. The ney contends that if the courts some of these social events and in
I waters. The only solutidn the
ere willing to restore her pr o p- one instance practically all Jew-
Jew- Zionist Organization of America tion. The chairman of the commit-
Samoilovich, wife of the command- Italian press of Rome and Milan, were
mayor
could
offer
was
the erec-
in New York, no verification of the tee is Rev. Alfred Williams An-
er of the ice breaker Krassin which however, found frequent occasion arty rights to Mrs. Joseph because ish students took part.
report could be obtained, but it thony, who was chiefly responsible tion next year of an additional
rescued General Nobile's crew, to present his contributions to of the annulment of her marriage,
One of the by-products of the was declared that an announce- for the undertaking of this work municipal bath which would be
the court should help in restoring
stated in an interview with the science.
her personal rights by ordering her summer session was the organize- ment concerning this matter will , by the federal council. Closely co- , free of this limitation. The city
representative of the Jewish Tele-
His Interest in Physics.
husband to free her from the lion of n conservative contm'gn- be forthcoming next week,
operating with the federal council ' head added that he hopes that
graphic Agency that her husband's
lion by the Madison community
It was touching to hear his
in this program is the National "sufficient Jewish contributions
bonds of marriage.
name is Reuben, not Rudolph.
mother, Madame Lucia Pontre-
Dr. Isaac Max Rubinow was Conference of Jews and Chris- would be forthcoming to make this
The action of her former h u,s., itself.
Born in Azov in 1880. the son of moli, describe to the correspon-
horn April 19, 1875, in Grodno, tians, a body made up of leaders erection of the new baths pos-
band
in
refusing
to
appear
before
Lazar Samoilovich, Orthodox Jew- dent reminiscences of her son. The
Russian Poland. Ile was graduated of the two groups under the chair- sible."
the rabbi renders void the decree
ish merchant in Rostov, Reuben writer came to interview Madame
Anti-Semites Join Government.
from the medical college of the manship of Roger 1. Straus.
of the supreme court, because
was compelled to study in Germany Pontremoli, during the first 10
Mr. Filially enters upon his new
New York University. In addition
without the religious decree Mrs.
The difference between the pol-
because of Jewish educational re- days of the Italia's disappearance,
to his M. D. he received his Ph. I). work immediately following his re- icy of the notorious Hungarian
Joseph, as an Orthodox Jewess, is
stnettens in Russia.
to inquire whether she had re-
degree from Columbia University turn from an extended visit in the anti-Semites banded together in
unable
to
remarry.
Devoted Life to Science,
ceived any direct information
Near East, in which he has been the Race Purifiers' Organization,
in 1914.
He became an engineer, return- from her son.
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—The
studying the ways in which the and the policy of the Bethlen goy-
Directed Medic•I Unit.
The Editor, in a leading editorial
Russia in 1908. After in-
ing
"From his childhood Aldo dis- in this issue of The Chronicle. dis- New York °nice of the Jewish Tel-
During the period 1919-1922, Christian colleges 'inConstanti- ernment lies merely in the pace of
vestigat ingreal deposits in the far played a very marked interest in cusses the divorce anti "Get" di- egraphie Agency is in receipt of a Dr. Rubinow served as director of nople, Beirut, Cairo and Athens
realization, declared Julius Goem-
north for a private concern, he
physics," his mother related. "At
cablegram tram Rabbi Israel the American Zionist medical unit are developing the spirit and prac- bees, leader of the group, at a
lemma,
tided to devote his life to scientific the age of 9, he had rigged up for
tice of co-operative good-will meeting of the race purifiers.
Meyer Ila'Colien of Radio, Poland, in Jerusalem.
study of the far north. For sole- himself various physics apparatus
known by the name of his famous
From 1904 to 1907, Dr. Rubi- among the members of various re-
The group has recently dissolved
time before the war Samoilovich and spent days at experimentation.
boek "Chofetz Chains," appealing now served as economist expert ligions and races. lie also spent to join the government party. In
represented the German General Ilia bedroom was transformed into
for financial support for the Ye- of the bureau of statistics of the some time in Palestine looking into 'explaining this action, Goemboes
Electric Company of Petrograd. a physics laboratory. Electric
shire he maintains in that city.
United States Department of Agri- the existing conditions in the rein- stated that the unification did not
Ile is new a.arlifessor at the Len- wires were strung up from one end
tions of Christians, Jews and Mos- involve any change in policy or
"I beg to proclaim my intense ,
ingrad Polyteatic Institute and is of the house to the other. It was
(Turn to Last Page.)
age at
lens to.one another in that area. sacrifice of principle.
suffering
in
my
weak
old
,
:u
i
also a director of the Institute of
This Sunday, Aug. 12, at
Rev. Clinchy's Experiences.
nir
, the financial distress of our
fi ,
The interpretation put by Goem-
(Turn to Last Page.)
p. m., a memorial service will be
Northern Studies.
which has 300 students.
Mr. Cli nchy's experience at Wes- boes on the government policy as
Yeshivah
hill at Congregation Emanuel,
Madame Sallied. , ich, the daugh-
leyan
has already brought him
aylor anti Woodrow Wilson. for Its existence is at stake. Support
ter of an anny colonel, met Samoil-
T
(Turn to Last Page.)
into intimate contact with prob.
is urgent. An American commit-
the much lamented and ititcheter
tlistin- tee hasbeen formed at 238 Broad-
vich in 1912. At first
leas of co-operation among vari-
Jew.
obleeted to her marry ing
her A father
guished Goion and Zadick, Rabbi
ous religious groups.
.1.1 re contribu-
An inter-
' '
'
but later consented. stipulating
Solomon Poliatchek t3l
collegiate symposiumon religion,
be directed." the Rabbi's
. of
that the ceremony take place M
Buy). the chief of the faculty of New I
k, where
held last December, brought to
telegram stated.
the Russian church. The Salem,-
the Yeshivah Rabbi Isaac Fiche- lions may
that campus Catholic, Protestant
vich family objected to this but
non, New York City, who parted
and Jewish representatives for an
Alarming Reports of Floods exchange of experience and a y n-
----
,
this life about a month ago
were later reconciled and the mar-
ANTI - JEWISH EXCESSES
Little Anita Friedman Joins
Rabbi Aaron M. Ashinsky will
Received by Colonize -
riage took place.
eral discussion of religious view-
IN
LITHUANIAN
TOWN
i ion of his rescue work,
deliver the eulogy. Rabbi S. N.
Parents After Brief
points. Mr. Clinchy has also be-
_
tion Society.
-
has been nominated a
Kotler will also speak. Rev. Can-
come
greatly interested in the pub-
Sain u s=chl
Separation.
BERIAN.—(J. T. A.)—The oc-
Synagogue Grew from Hand.
tor K. Rutman of the Emanuel will
candidate of the Russian Academy
MOSCOW.-1.1. T. A.)—Alarm. lie forum as a method of adult
,,
curence
of
serious
anti-Jewish
ex-
t e.,•, np,aosnsiaax
cphaatt innt, an aptpci olshroi a n
of Sciences. Ile has two children,
1892 to a Large
NEW YORK.—One of the
cusses in Lithuania was reported ing reports as to the situation education, as is result of his hay-
7,ra "..e t r h .
along the Amur, in Bureya and ing developed a forum in Middle
Jewish Politicians Indicted a boy and a girl, whom he is edu- youngest travelers to cross the
fill in
Congregation.
"From a Jewish point of view, here in despatches from Kovno.
cating
at
home.
have
been
received
town,
('inn.,
which
has
had
as
its
ocean alone and the youngest
For Conspiracy in
there is a solemn duty resting The Lithuanian Fascist group, by the Ozet (the society sponsor. speakers outstanding leaders, the
The dedication of the new and
ever to conic to the Ilebrew
Murder Case.
upon every one to mourn the loss "The Iron Wolf," attacked the
beautiful synagogue of Congrega-
Sheltering anti Immigrant Aid of a great man of that type and Jewish population in the town f lu, Ithethollunr,e.rn,:elenwt.aisthivoctiolofnitzaae. announcement declares.
Lion Beth David, on Elmhurst and
Society
(Hies)
of
425
Lafa-
CHICAGO.—(J. T. A.)—Mor-
it is, therefore, to be hoped that a Janischok, district of Shavel.
ourteenth avenue, has been net
yette street, is little Anita Fried- great number of our people will Thirty Jews were injured in the Jewish Telegraphic Agency was of-
ris Eller, czar of the Twentieth
finally informed.
Sunday, Aug. 2 6
man, who is just 3 years old and
ward, and his son, Judge Emanuel
attend the 'llesped,'" Rabbi Ash- riots.
The situation has become worse,
Thirty-six years ago a handful
who arrived last week on the
Eller of the criminal court, were
insky said.
,
She was re-
more settlements being flooded.
of people decided to found a con-
steamer
France.
indicted for conspiracy in the
-
Because of renewed heavy rains
gregation of their own under the
Mee(' by a representative of Hies
murder of Octavius C. Granady,
TO DEPORT COMMUNIST DELFINER'S TEL-AVIV
name of Beth David. On May 9,
negro opponent of the senior El- "Daddy" Freund and A. Droock and her father. Isaac Friedman.
FACTORY TO RE-OPEN the situation is critical, especially
1892, a charter was granted for
in Chabarovsk.
who will establish his home in
ler for Republican ward gommit-
Address B'nai B'rith Meeting;
TEL AVIV.—(J. T. A.)—Heir
ewish this
Member purpose
of Board of Ed
The experimental fields of the Jts.
under the laws of the
Chicago.
teeman. The Ellers headed a list
---(.1. T. A.) — Del-
-
cation Demands . an Explanation
A. Z. A. Discussed.
Anita during the entire journey Miaskovetzky was sentenced to 100 TEL-AVIV.
Jewish settlement in Bira were not
state of Michigan. A hall was
.
of 19 individuals named in a con-
days' imprisonment to be followed finer's silk factory, the first mud- flooded, according to a report pub-
For Its Circulation
rented on the upper floor of the
was under the care of the captain
spiracy indictment returned by
by deportation. The charge ern silk manufacturing plant in fished in the Ernes, Communist
building at vtehne nnorth
o aenadst cornernoof
Reports on the recent conven- while on board ship and seemed
the special grand jury before Chief
brought against him was affiliation l'alestine, closed for some time, Yiddish daily, prior to the receipt
CI.EVEI.AND.—(J. T. A.)—
tion of the Grand Lodge, held at elated with her experiences.
Justice Brothers of the criminal
with the Communist party. will soon be re-opened.
Explanation of the presence in the street.
Visas Invalidated.
of the Ozet report.
Rekhart
Lake
Wis.,
featured
the
court.
All the roads built by Jewish public schools of Cleveland of the
Six years late, in 1898, when
About five years ago Anita 's
The indictment contains 23 meeting of Pisgah Lodge No. 34,
"The
International themembership e
parents, who were born in Russia,
workers in Yetaterino Nikolsk dis- pamphlet,
bm
c a e fa larger
o a og
r gear r i , n
is
counts covering, in addition to the I. 0. B. B., on Monday evening.
Jew,"
the
anti-Semitic
book
by
tnnni
obtained
their
visas
in
order
to
trict
have
been
washed
away,
as
number
financially
Aaron Droock gave a detailed
Granady murder, such offenses as
have the haystacks in the fields. Henry Ford which he was to have frame building was tread on
emigrate
to
America.
Immedi-
report
of
the
sixth
Grand
Lodge
"kidnaping, assault with a deadly
"1 ately thereafter they journeyed to
Work on the land has been tens- withdrawn after his retraction, Adelaide street between Hastings
weapon, payroll padding in the convention. Adolph ("Daddy
was demanded by Alfred A, Ben- and Rivard streets.
porarily discontinued.
sanitary district and corporation Freund received an ovation when France in order to board ship for
As the waters of the Bira are esch, member of the board of edu-
The Migration Period.
counsel's offices, corruption of the he addressed the lodge. Mr. America. Arriving in France
n.
cation.
flowing
at
a
rate
of
30
miles
an
The congregation worshipped
they
were
informed
that
a
change
Freund
also
reported
on
the
lay-
police, and connivance to protect
The pamphlet was among 2,500 here until 1915. At this time the
The practice of sending New Year's Greetings to
hour, the boat communicating
ing of the cornerstone of the new in the immigration law invalidated
gambling and prostitution. "
friends and relatives through the local Jewish paper is
wth Tichonkoye and Bins could others dealing with prohibition. Congregation Shaarey Zedek en-
Orphans' Home in Cleveland, sup-. their visas with the result that
13 Additional Indictment..
general throughout the country. Its advantages over
not go against the current. At- open shop, child labor, public tered its new synagogue on Brush
The eighth count covers the ported by the order of B'nai they were compelled to spend five
anadnuffoaocd- and Willis streets. The Congre-
r ilnititbota,nkwino;Idnoni
pernaco ern, n m
the
old
individual
mailing
card
is
evident
in
the
saving
tempts are being made to send a
years
in
France
waiting
for
their
Granady slaying and names as con- B'rith.
ut
tu
of time, expense and worry over forgetting a friend.
higher powered boat.
ration Beth David then purchased
Harold Horwitz, past president turn under the new law.
spirators with the "Ellers" two
production listed in a special re- the synagogue vacated by the
Although
the
Bira
settlements
Three
years
ago
and
while
in
of
the
local
A.
Z.
A.
chapter.
as-
of their kinsmen and 15 of their
Greeting Cards in the DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
do not seem to be in danger, dam- port from Superintendent of Shasrey Zedek congregation, on
henchmen in the Twentieth ward. sured the lodge of his organiza- France little Anita was born.
age to Jewish settlements is great Schools R. G. Jones to the board Winder street between Beaubien
Will Take This Form:
Thirteen additional indictments, 'tion's desire to co-operate and, de- Early in July the parents were
because the hay was lost. The of education. and St. Antoine.
curelative to the general conspir- scribed plans on foot to organize notified that their visas were ac-
Mr. Benesch said he was par-
ceptable
and
arrangements
were
continuous rain has also caused
With the beginning of the mi.
a
second
A.
Z.
A.
chapter
in
De-
Mr. and Mrs. Willful, R. Kahn and Family
acy and naming 42 individuals also
the work of building a lumber ticularly anxious to ascertain the gration northward, in 1923-24. the
made
for
a
second
sailing.
In-
troit.
were returned. Fifteen of these
2003 Taylor Avenue,
camp to be discontinued. This manner in which other material congregation established a branch
quiry,
however.
developed
that
42 persons are described as "co-
est
oved
at
had provided many of the Jewish dealing with what he termed "con- foor gtaose
n om
dehm
e abseirsan
l on oh n a fvnewm
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.1— Anita could not make the trip
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
conspirators and not as defend-
troversial questions" found its f
colonists with work.
The Palestine lodge of the Inde- with her parents since she would
ants."
for a Happy and l'rosperous New Year
way
into the
school system.
have
to
travel
as
a
Russian
na-
Board
members
are
studying
'John
R.
and
Owen
avenues.
A
pendent
Order
B'nai
B'rith,
a
Released on Bonds.
s ia bo pu ug rp
ht os te here Bi y n la
Judge Brothers released the El- branch of the American Jewish tional and in the meantime the
the report. The report was sub- c r 9 o 2P 4e , r . y
Russian quota had been exhausted.
MAIL THE COUPON BELOW AT ONCE.
T
or th at
fraternal
order,
celebrated
its
krs on $15,000 bonds each and
itted by Assistant Superinten- however, , the majority of the mem-
A Happy Reunion.
would pick another judge to try fortieth anniversary July 31.
T
oent of Schools Charles H Lake, ben had settled in the northwest
The father add mother, with
the case. He instructed Michael
The•Detreit Jewish Chronicle,
in
the absence on vacation of Su- section. The synagogue on Win-
Ardta's 7-yeartld sister and a
Ahern, chief of counsel for the
525 Woodward Avenue,
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—"Oneg perintendent Jones.
grandmother who is 80 years old,
der street was therefore sold, and
Ellen, and Frank J. Loesch, chief GALES CAUSE HAVOC
Detroit, Mich.
Sabbath,"
the
custom
of
holding
on Aug. 24, 1927, the cornerstone
IN SLONIM, POLAND sailed alone, making arrangements
prosecutor, to submit a list of
Gentlemen:
social gatherings for discussing
uunrt -
was laid on ElmhounratthaandpnEn o
for
Anita
to
follow
them
on
an-
three judges from which he would
intellectual and literary topics on
Enclosed find $1.00 for which please insert my New
teenth avenues f
Abraham Runimwski, Son of Ye- other boat under the French
select the trial judge.
Saturday
afternoon, initiated in
Satur
Year
Greeting
Card
in
your
Rosh
Ilashonah
(5689)
new
synagogue.
'
quota,
to
which
she
was
entitled
skivah Head, Killed by
Through their counsel, the El- '
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Tel Aviv by the group around
Number •
Building to Cost $250,000
because of birth.
Lightning.
lers demanded an immediate
AMSTERDAM.— (J. T. A.)—
Chaim Nachman Malik, was trans-
The new synagogue, which is to
The result was her voyaging
trial. Eller, Sr, declared he would
planted
here.
Chief Rabbi Onderwyzer received be one of the most beautiful and
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—A gale alone and the happy reunion a
NAME
neither resign as city collector nor
The initiative was taken here by the highest Dutch order, conferred ' up-to-date buildings of its kind in
week later. Anita, who is a very
withdraw as a candidate for sani- sweeping over the city of Slonim,
the leaders of the Mizrachi, the on him by the government for hialDetroit has a seating capacity of
Poland, wrought much destruction. attractive child and speaks French
tary trustee.
Orthodox Zionist organization. The 40 years of service as rabbi to ' 1,600.
ADDRESS
The basement has been
agent
that
she
Hiss
only,
told
the
His eon denounced the indict- Many houses were destroyed
presentationli oroioyed for a ens dancing ball,
gatherings, held under the tract'. Amsterdam. The
had a delightful trip and was very
ment as an "outrage" and declared Abraham Runisowaki, son of the
banal slogan of "Sabbath pleasure" wan made by Burgomaster Dee-
happy
once
more
to
join
her
par-
he would continue to try cases in local Yeshiva head, was killed by
(Tux to IAA Pate.)
are attracting wide attention.
int.
lents in America.
lightning.
the criminal court.
BRUSSELS.—(J. T. A.)—Jew-
ish Socialists of the anti-Zionist
kind were in sharp clash with pro-
Zionist non-Jewish labor leaders,
at the session here of the execu-
tive comnutte of the Amsterdam
International, over the Palestine
question. The proposal of Emile
Yanderveltle, Belgium Socialist
statesman, who recently returned
from a visit to l'alestine, that the
International create a special com-
mission for Palestine affairs was
the center of the storm. Action woo
blocked by the opposition of the
Jewish Socialists until a special
conference of all Socialist leaders,
which was called for Thursday, un-
dertakes a thorough discussion of
the matter.
The clash occurred between Ar-
thur Henderson, president of the
International, and Fritz Adler, sec-
retary. Mr. Adler said the Peale
Zion, Zionist Socialists, are playing
too prominent a part in the Inter-
national compared with the other
parties. Their independent ac-
tions are unconstitutional, intro-
ducing chaos and trouble into the
Palestinian problem, he stated.
Mr. Adler also criticised Socialist
leaders who are aiding in the crea-
tion of a special Palestine commis-
sion nail asked whether the leaders
can join a commission outside the
scope of the International.
Henderson's Objection.
In the debate which followed,
Abramovich of Russia and Bauer
of Austria supported Adler.
President Henderson declared
that they were justified in assist-
ing in a commission organized by
a section of the International and
threatened to resign from the
chairmanship of the International
if this work were forbidden.
A special conference of all So-
cialist leaders is to he convened
for Thursday by M. Vandervelde,
Henderson and Leon Blum of
France for a thorough discussion
of the matter.
Question of Anti-Semitism.
The question of anti-Semitism
anionic Polish Sociast workers
was raised by Joseph Kruk, Jewish
Socialist lender of Poland. Citing
the May Day collisions between
Polish and Jewish demonstrators,
he demanded that the Interna-
tional establish the unity of all na-
tionalities in working Poland.
Nietizelkowski, leader if the Po-
lish Socialist Party (I'. P. S.),
stated that they are striving to
create closer relations with the
Jewish Socialists ('arty Bund. In
many towns the P. I'. S. voted to
assist the Jewish schools, he
stated.
The Polish Jewish question was
also raised in the special Polish
commission. Otto Bauer and M.
Grimm of Switzerland, Fenner
Brockway of England and others
supported the resolution for unity
among Polish labor parties, which
was carried with instructions for
bringing the unity about.
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IS HELD FOR
AGED RABBI'S PLEA
TO AMERICAN JEWS
TO AID YESHIVAH
RABBI POLIATCHEK
MEMORIAL SERVICE
HERE THIS SUNDAY
DAMAGE TO JEWISH
BUREYA COLONIES
Y YOUNG TRAVELER
COMES HERE ALONE
CHARGES AGAINST
CHICAGO LEADERS
PISGAH REPORT
ON GRAND LODGE
ANNUAL MEETING
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FORD PAMPHLET for
IN CLEVELAND'S
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
New Year's Greetings
POLISH JEWS ADOP T
PALESTINE CUSTOM
AMSTERDAM HONORS
ITS CHIEF RABBI