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The committee in charge of the
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on for 15 years and it is now time
performance to he given at Litt-
to bring our work to an end'?
nian's People's Theater, for the founded trade schools and main.
"What is the 3. D. ('. attitude
benefit of the Jewish National Wined them. We have re-estab- toward Palestine? Where in the
lished hundreds of thousands of past we have carried on countless
artisans and small traders through activities and at present are sup-
our co-operative banking institu- plying funds for industrial loans,
tions.
land purchases and other -social and
"We have saved lives, restored commercial enterprises in that
lives, created hope and main- country—are we to notify them
tained the morale of millions of that in the future they nno
cat look
humans who through the tragedy to us for further funds and that
of the World War were suddenly they must depend upon other
thrown into a chaotic state front sources to carry out this most es-
which up to the present day they sential of Palestinian work?
have been unable to extricate
Ahe We Tired of Drives?
themselves entirely.
"Are we, the Jews of this coun-
"Several doles the J. I). C. has try, tired of campaigns? Tired of
been on the verge of liquidation, drives? Tired of giving? Are we,
only to be called back into action the Jews of this country, so deeply
by another series of catastrophies interested in ourselves, in our OW 9
that befell our people. Time and social requirements, in the build-
time again, those of us who have ing of our own institutions and
been close to the conditions in the cry of our own needy, that we
these countries have seen the dawn are ready to end that which has
of a better day and the end of our been recognized by the world as
relief work, the end of our money- the greatest piece of human engi-
raising activities.
neering in history?
"Only due to the superhuman
"Are we, the Jews of this coun-
efforts of thousands upon thou- ry, ready to abandon millions if
MRS. H. KRAFT
sands of our fine men and women our prethren who through no fault
throughout America have we been of their awn find themselves
Fund on Feb. 13,
that able to gather our forces together changed almost overnight from a
it secured the participation
an
of the and raise large sums of money
self - respecting, self - supporting,
well-known actors Sadie Shorn- quickly, again beginning our
line-minded, right-minded people
gold and Samuel Aurbauh, in the mercy work among our stricken
to a people almost entirely depen-
famous play, "Children Do Not people.
dent for their very lives on the
Forget."
"A survey of those countries in generosity of the Jews of America?
Those who have not yet secured
"Are we ready to abandon them
tickets are urged to get in touch which we have worked during
now, when they are entering the
with anyone of the following com- these many years presents a most
Compared convalescent period and need a
mittee members of the Ladies' Aux- interesting situation.
iliary: Mrs. N. Kraft, Mrs. II. with pre-war times, the economic minimum of assistance from us to
tide them over until such time as
Milkovsky, Mrs. S. Newnan, Mrs. condition of the Jew has materi-
a lly
Ily changed, which necessarily they are able to carry the entire
. ( a ot Mr
W. Silver, ]less S
resulted in an entirely new and burden alone?
Levine, Mrs. Si.Hayman
.
This
The Spirit of American Jewry.
I Becker, Mrs. J. Fidler, Mrs. Mrs. S. tower standard of living.
s. 1.. Mil- condition has obtained for such a
ler, Mrs. It. Pollock, Mrs. B. Lehr- lo
If I know the spirit of American
.
ng period of time that there is
man, Mrs. II. Lippitt, Mrs. M.
I do—the
Wacceptance
Mrs..
of
II. now
it a on
general
Jewry—and
accep
I believe
Wexler, Mrs. E. Pollock, M
answer wilt come back as a mighty
the part of the people.
Goldberg, Mrs. S. Weiner, Mrs.
roar which will spell itself out in
Makes Up Deficits.
terms of further service, in terms
Weinstein, Mrs. E. Raslin, Mrs. S.

A BAR MITZVAH

d by London Rothschild.
For 13-Year-Old Edmund
de Rothschild.

LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—The
Bar Nlitzvah of Edmund de
Rothschild, son of Lionel de
Rothschild and Mrs. de Roths-
rbild, was held Saturday at the
Duke Street Synagogue where
the first Lord Rothschild became
Bair Nlitzvali 75 years ago.
found Edmund, during the
confirmation ceremony, read a
chapter in the weekly portion of
the Bible. A sermon was de-
livered by Chief Rabbi, Dr. J.
II. Hertz. The confirmation ex-
ercises were followed by a re-
ception. . The London press re-
ported fully the ceremonies
which were held in accordance
with Jewish traditional custom.

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international monument to the Man," this Monday evening, Feb.
Jewish people. Mayor Walker said II, as a testimonial performance
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"I could not make you know of
my delight in hearing of the una-
nimity with which you approach
this campaign. It is a very in-
significant something, if anything,
that I bring to you. It may be
another manifestation of the pence
on earth that has been hoped fur
for so many years, and which
surely in sonic measure has ar-
rived, because- I come, as has
already been indicated by your
toastmaster, as an Irish Guy, to
present my very profound respects
to Mr. Warburg, and as the son of
IA
a belligerent Irishman, to welcome
Schechter and Mrs. Teitelbaum. "The status of the Jew willof further helpfulness, in terms of a distinguished British soldier, Col-
Tickets can also be procured at never again be that of pre-war unselfishness, in terms of con- 1 onel hisch. So that if we can
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WILLIAM SHUMSKY
start as is, and maintain the t
4124 Fenkell at Livernois
the box office on the night of the times. It has not been that they tinued giving.
performance.
"Strange as it may seem, the motif or tempo throughout the
have accepted the inevitable with-
Announcement is made by Abe out a struggle. It has been an Jews of America are richer today, campaign, it cannot have anything or William! Schumsky, one of the
NOW OPEN
s cast.
Lachover that Mrs. Kraft and Mrs. almost hopeless fight, for in many having given over $80,000,000 for but your most hopeful prospect
Chinese and American Dishes
As an added attraction to the
Weiner will receive medals for hay. countries the political eonditi ins European and other relief, in a d ., and results.
Dancing to the Tunes of
ing distinguished themselves in the have been such as to work against dition to other hundreds of mil-
"I am sentimental about home performance, Mine. Fanny Lands-
Detroit's Beat Music
I I collections on Flag Day.
the interest of the Jew, with the lions for our own social needs and lands and homelands far remove( I man, noted European actress, will
result that he has been made to requirements, than they were 15 from the center in which we play appear as guest star for that even- 0
You'll be amazed at the
realize that unless some miracle years ago.
JEWISH ATHLETIC
Richer not atone in some part tonight. There is noth ., ing.
beautiful decorative scheme
LEAGUE SCHEDULE occurs, his condition will never be material possessions but richer in ing that I could do that I wool(
of the new cafe.
HA31BURG.—(J. T. A.)—
the same.
that which counts for more than not he happy to do and feel hon-
I
"The marvel of it all is that stocks or bonds, land or buildings, ored in the opportunity to make . l'rof. Gerson Cone, internation-
The winning streak of the Ste-
ally known German-Jewish meth- ,
despite
his
economic
plight,
the
gold
or
silver.
Richer
in
self-re-
Palestine
a
homeland.
It
does
not
vans A. C. was broken Sunday by
lowered standard of living, the spect. Richer in love. Richer in mean I hope you will all go homy , cal research worker, died here yes-
he
Sports
in the
tea- suffering, the misery and the trag- the consciousness of having ac-, to Palestine (that would be im . turday at the age of 79.
are Trysquare
game of the
Jewish
League
dy of his life, th e re h as been soc
Professor Unna, who was the
built' complished a great life-saving and possible, Mr. Warburg) and still be
hat played on Sunday, at Temple
p in all these countries a
ial soul-saving work.
Richer as true to the obligations and thy. author of a number of works on
Beth F.I. The final score was 24
str ucture covering every type and American citizens.
-
skin
chemistry, was a leading
Richer
as
contributions
that
are
now
mani
0 14 in favor of the latter team.
kind of Jewish social need, which Jews.
tested in steel and learning, in European authority on werma-
Loney August featured by his fine.
tologi,
has been carried on in part through
"Regardless
of
my
own
views
in
altruism
and
idealism,
that
have
playing. In the other games the
funds secured locally, only the the matter (for it is well known been undertaken by Jews in the
lien Bay A. C. defeated the J. C.
.,
eficit being supplied by the that I am an incurable optimist, city of New York. You cannot,
A. Centrals 24 to 4. The latter• et
• .1.
D. C.
that I believe in the goodness of you cannot all go back to Pales-
earn scored all its points from the
„
All of the numerous activit i es men and women) what I, as chair- tine. You cannot go back and
ree throw line, but also misseiti
of 01, J.
and all of the so- man of this committee, reporting neglect these institutions which
20 free throws awarded them.
'
D. -(7.
cial c c hanges brought about by the as to the future of the J. D. C. you have builded as great personal
Ilakoah Sports defeated the
av been taken over must know, is the general attitude sacrifices. You cannot go back
J. D. C. he
C.,
24
to
22.
Strangers A.
almost entirely by the local groups
In the intermediate division the who have assumed a full measure which these hundreds of thousands and leave those behind whom you
118 W. Lafayette
of men and women who over this have cared for so beautifully for
defeat of the N. E. I.
by
the
liar
ofresponsibility
for the manage- long period of 15 years have car- no many years. You (pointing to
Near Webb,. Ave.
Juniors sent three teams in
ment and for the raising of such tied the financial burden and moral Rosalsky) cannot go back and
a triple tie for third place. The
funds as could be secured from responsibility, have in their hearts have the Court of General Ses-
7949 Mack (near Van Dyke)
N. E. I., the Olympics and the Ila-
their own communities.
and in their minds toward those sions half maimed. And I do not
koahs are tied for first, each team '
OPEN EVERY EVENING
"One of the greatest contribu- for whom we have given of our- assume that you are urged to do
having lost two games.
From 6 p. m. to Midnight
tions of the J. D. C. has been its selves and of our money. that. But you can go back in
Schedules for Sunday, Feb. 10:
help in socializing along American
"I most have your answer and spirit. You can go back in devo-
Senior—Barrister vs. Ilakoah at
lines
all
those
with
whom
we
have
I
must
have
it
quickly.
We
owe
it
tion.
You
can
go
back
in
affection
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2:15; J. C. A. C. vs. Trysquares,
The work of the J. D. C. at pres-
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very material and a very service-
at 3.15.
Intermediate schedule,
ent is mainly to make up the deli. ' long
advance
look in to
us for whether
further they
help can
or able way. You can send back a
Saturday, Feb. 9: Petoskey vs. Hu- ant to guide the organizations, to whether we are to abandon them. message that will bring your heart
Something new for Detroit.
oat, at 7:15; Olympic vs. N. E. I.,
stimulate local participation, and %%' e must also advise our own vast greater consolation than perhaps
A visit will convince you.
at 8:15.
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Frog, Chicken or Steak
An Idealist in Business; the American Jewry's Responsibility. in all modesty I have from time with which you are associated."
Col. Frederick 11. Kisch, head
ye
designated
t e ( l a s th e g reatest
to
12 Course. for only $1.50
Story of Henry A. Dix.
"How long shall we continue piece of human machinery t hat
Also a la carte aery ice
e a th e al the body of three which admin-1
—
this spirit of helpfulness?
ever functioned in this country, isters Jewish affairs in Palestine,
My well known 50c Plat.
Continued from Preceding Page). "It is clear to all of us who are whether they are to be scrapped said:
Luncheons served daily from
closely in touch with existing con- or to be kept intact for the our-
"While the British provide the
II a. m. to 2 p. m.
helped establish a name for the
ditions that a measure of responsi-, pose of further readjusting hu- picture frame, it is the Jews who
Ladle, Invited
firm.
bility must he carried by the Jews , '
life and saving thousands of are painting the picture. I men-
For Reservation for Any
Then came the great news, in of America for a number of years, I men, women and children of our tion this because while I share the
Function
1922, when the Dixs announced unless we add further to the suf.,
views which have been expressed
Call WHITTIER 2637
that they were turning ove fering and tragedy of our people.! " " 7
1 plead
fit
with you to let me have in many quarters that in certain
work-
„what
he
the
n tillion-dollar business to the er
ADOLF' E. KRATZ, Caterer
is
attitude of the your views, even at sonic. length, directions we had a right to ex-
em to be run on a co-operative ' Jews of this country toward thy. if you feel it necessary. In lb.,. pect from the mandatory govern-
basis. It was an act that at once continuation of this work?
. countries across the seas our peo- ment more active help than has
helped to perpetuate the Dix name,
"Sh 11 we say
pie are anxiously awaiting our an- been actually accorded us, the pic-
and the story of the rise of the committees: 'We have carried you swer. We are in duty bound to ture itself has to be our own hand-
business to this point, in Mark
for 15 years, we have tried to do give it to them.
iwork. A Jewish Palestine built
Dix's volume, is a tine description as much as possible and now we
"What shall it be?"
up by Great Britain or any other
of a fine accomplishment, by an are through; we insist that you as-
power as a colonizing government
immigrant in whom, according to sume full responsibility for the
could never be the heart of the
his son-author, "it was the spirit many thousands of orphans that
ALUMNI OF CLEVELAND Jewish people, and could not sat-
, of America—not the money op- have been under your and our care
HOME TO MEET FEB. 13 isfy the age-long desire of the Jew-
. portunities—that brought him during this period?
ish people to realize the promise
here."
"Shall we say to the religious
The alumni chapter of the of the Promised Land. The toil
Host Unique Tea Shop In Detroit
Henry A. Dix's accomplishments institutions that we have helped
and
hardships and disappoint-
as described by his son are a re- maintain over this long period of Cleveland Jewish Orphan home is ments of the work must be our
futation of the arguments of the years:
'We are sorry, but we to hold a social on Feb. 13 at S own in order that it may ultimate-
enemies of immigration. Here is '
p. m., at the B'nai B'rith Com-
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cannot be helpful any longer'?
Near Monroe
ly bear those fruits which we and
one immigrant who has not only
At Boston Boulevard
"Shall we say to the hospital muntiy House, East Ferry avenue.
succeeded, but has contributed groups who have carried on, Local talent of the alma nutter the world at large are entitled to
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free
development
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Lunch
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subsidy, our help is at an end?
in your neighborhood.
Hours II a, m. to 1 a, m.
"To the hundreds of trade attend and to bring their friends. race.
. ■ ric
During the evening Dr. I. M.
schools and their thousands of pa-i The chapter plans to charter a Itubinow, Executive Director of the
Have Your Tea Leaves
Radio
Read by the Famous
Radio
pits learning to become mechanics, train coach or bus to the opening United Palestine Appeal, read a
Building
Service
artisans, machine operators, and ceremonies at the new home, but cable to the audience from Albert
who are looking forward to the cannot promise anything more un- Einstein, world-famous mathema-
Late of the DEN OF FORTY
day when they will be able to pro- less the co-operation of its mem- tician, in which he urged the Jews
Under Its Greatest Master
THIEVES
duce and become social assets in- bers is given.
of America to give their full sup-
Bernie
Salomon
will
be
the
Appointments—Ph. Cherry 11721
stead of social liabilities—have
port in the United Palestine Ap-
we in our hearts the courage to chairman of the social.
Before leaving for New Orleans. peal Campaign.
say to them that we plan to de-
Distinguished Author
sert them and let them carry on Herman Finsterwald meritoriously
Scientific Lecturer, Inventor and
honored the committee, who
Instructor
as best they can?
"Would it be right and fair to worked enthusiastically and ve-
Radio's Mysteries Simplified and
notify the hundreds of co-opera- hemently for the drive to fund ,
Revealed. Non-Technical and
Easily Understood
tive loan societies, for which the for a new orphanage. Those hon-
.1. D. C. has been almost entirely ored were Bennie Salomon, Adolph
for
Day and Evening CI
responsible and which have ren- Finsterwald, Jacob Smith, Dr.
Dealer, Salesman, Service Man,
dered
wonderful reconstruction aid Charles A. Smith and Mrs. Mat.
Builder, Installer and Novice.
that we cannot work with them Mills Shapiro. The fund workers
any longer—that they will have to collected $150,000 in Michigan.
depend upon their own resources and one-third was in cash.
Under New Management
From Florida, "Daddy" Adolph
for the continuation of this mar-
M. J. BROWN, Mgr.
Freund sent regrets for his inabil-
velous social effort?
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ity
to attend the gathering, but
"What shall we say to the Jews
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