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crisis, a colossal rktserfe of ,A
•PRAMOVITZ
c
d tlevel o peti. -
JI''fi‘e'SretYa.
'kn had
'-itrl iatte
proverbial poor,
but members of the bourgeois, re-
Detroit Chapter No. 6:3 of the
.
d to
_ __ _
duceo
poverty, bankrupt store-
By HENRY M. ABRAMOVITZ
Aleph 1tolik Aleph will hold a gala
Lt ,I. , . r, New Orleans. from is96- Zionist. He played a great port in
(Continued
from
,
..
Page
One.)
ikor :171',.r,'4, hli',ffi,`: iid
,ring festival dance in the spa-
il ; y,‘,`„,.itt,h,ily jobs 7,—
id
The upbuiltling of Our
National I.,,;, wol at one time of the Mod the life of his community in New
c oins ballroom of the Studer hotel Judge ( -
harks 1. Simons, as fop- a role in the communal life. ,r in. Homeland ....hall be all aspit•ittnkn, ,,, 7 ., ,,, .....i..,
, --., ❑ ,.„, i . Orleans and indeed throughout the
lows:
on Sunday evening, April 21.
inspiration and obligat ion (0 every t "r :',.,..";',',71:::`A
• i.,,:!r` i,.,,,,'. 1, r„,..li t ,. west, and in one mighty struggle
monk industrious do not despair
i
o
n
gni
i
,t,
After considering several bids
"141,ret inability to be present' and have ge kne
u l e11,,t. , kalo
ter what group h e
to
other
;tarts
of
tr
•
,yonv
journal,
On religion: for the Iltkci ncies of life he stood
the committee, headed by R ani at the testimonial dinner to 51r. Rumania to s
seek a livelihood. Bu-
intrepidly by the side of Chkf Jus-
Gorio, Jess Feller and 51orton Henry Wineman. It's a splendid charest. Calatz, Cluj, Czernowitz.
The movement strengthttns eur
tick. Whitt..
His life was a bene-
Betthesk, decided upon Jean Gold- thing anti does honor to the group to the Bessurnbian
esires
ich
av
e
h
spelt a sort of
d
action to American Israel anti the
Tributes
by
Leaders.
hl'
I
ll
i
'
;
Ss
et.kas '41 d
'It:so wh
keel
Vagabond Kings
1, to furnish that sponsors it, that public reckkg- America. There ht. has no one to t
hc'.4c‘t(iPt ubl't.ilf'•ns
loving sympathy of all American
the music. The enterttkinment will nition is gratefully given to ,l If- be ashamed of. hires out to some• and gentkiates contidmitte, self-as-
't 'le receipt of the new, of Dr. Jews will go out to his wife and
be headed h• two dusky stars, sacrifice in the interest of society, one else, buys a st oc k of goods to section and uprightn e s s which are II. H.1*- IVIII II Ca LISA,'
iiri.,,,,ary assets for mai ,.
grief' in children and most es ecially to his
Copeland
and
George
c „• k • •rcles in New York. Lead- son, Rabbi James
‘Viliw A full recognition of the moral ob- peddle, or simply works by the
Heller, a worthy
To live in harm o ny w ith ont ,.. ., - ,,, :he pulpit and public life, in follower and disciple
George.
Connecticut - 5Iassachu. ligations of wealth to those in di, day.
The weaker, however, re-
of a noble
setts "Yankee" Pett•rson, late of tress is nut yet so winnow!) among main in Hishineff, strugglingt' self is one of the sacred laws of i , i ,
iello•nts to the Jewish Tele- father and a great master in
1Vit h Sp ri ng '0 W111111
w
-Shuffle Thru," who will o
the possessors of wealth, that ful- keep alive on the aid extk tided Ic.',• nature. So let us is. true to our- er•tphic Agency, eulogized the late Israel."
brUPZUS
se', es by 71,,IISt lug the C. P. A. Dr. iltdInn•
your thoughts
their version of the Savanna fillment of the obligation can I
the public charities,
•
"Louis
Lipsky,
president
of
the
Stump
st. They will be assistk•ti by taken as a
of t•ourse, par-
The extent of this quiet emigra- drink. :Intl intensifying those activ-
to golf, tennis, light-
I o•lit Morkhall, president of the Zi.tnist Organization of A IIIV rico: ,
i ke ,,
ellar performers, the "A. Z. Ocularly when
when the lesser virtue of lion noon
made evident recently in two which IVIIII VI SlICIIIII ter I, .N. , . rl.r o Jewit.11 Committe e . soul: •••rh,. hy h„N, zionist world will to
er garments. Look through
A. clows," Sid Rein and Fred Gold- mere giving is inseparably asscia- the census taken in connection noel
hod the possibility to live it - own - i ,.,• rt :11
;I
of 1/r. Nlax II, IL
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t h e ie .hi, t.,,„„„ t i d „.1,,,i ,
greatly shocked to learn of the
,V.01.
, .„ I,,„ ,,, „ r 1,1 ewry:
your wardrobe and you'll
ted with the into', generous cntri- with the coming elections.
Dt11.110! k death of Dr. Max Heller. Ile was
The
Th.' A. Z. A. chapters from To- l 'utUdi "f eneraY, time and intelli- approximate figures show that le benefited by humanity as ueli
,
!or;: and activ e
J career in the a grand old man. From the ktarli-
find amazingly well pre-
• .• • and Flint will be out-of-town genet.. 5Iy sincere congratulations there are today in
1 opot and in IlUbli, I I ft' he repro- est ihly ,
K . ••h' kff Dole
or the Zionist movement
served apparel that you
Ikktrtkit (hunter No. 63 to those who are giving the testi- 40,000 Jews. Compared with the
k•ol the finest itkods anti intlu- in Alueric,i Dr. Heller gave of his
being assisted by Detroit Chap. 1011110 1 . 1 . dinner, and to its recipient Jewish population figures of DI
• t religious thought through service generously to the Zi
can make ne in appear-
o ni s t
tor No. 911, and the prospective and guest of honor."
• ..t
intelligence, his aid- propaganda. He was among the
years ago, these show a decrease
ance with Forest's skill-
Wimlsor chapter.
Nathan Silberstein also sent a 14 411 per cent. This decrease is
, toleration for the views of first of the Reform rabbis to es-
ful dry cleaning method.
,ers and by his steadfast
telegram regretting his inability a dramatic recital of the inroads
pouse the cause of Zionist Ideal-
be present as he was in New of the crisis.
t 1,, to the fundamental principles
('all for a courteous For-
ism. It took a great deal of cour-
(Continued From Page One).
wt. morals and ethics. As a writer
York at the time of the gathering.
A survey of the number of peo.
age on his part to stand out in his
est driver.
The following were present:
ple cared for in the poorhouses and Washington, D. D., and also be- he wielded a facile pen and not community as an exponent of TIN-
David A. Brown, Harry 1. by soup kitchens yields the as- "use of the niternational notice only possessed a vigorous and virile tionnlist idol's.
It took a great
Brown. Fred NI. Butzel, Louis Dus- pounding number of 3,7011 ( ant i. given to the recent dedication of style, but what he said was Ulu- deal more courage fur hint to stand
...„tr,
Enggass, George lies, about 15,000 people.. In other the Nathan Straus Health ('enter mint d by scholarly thought, goo! among his Reform colleagues and
taste and sound sense. His inter- advocate Zikkiiisto in the face
Epstean, Harry Farlistein, Adolph words, more than one-third of the in I'alestine.
of
est in everything that pertained to what seemed to la• almost unani-
Fins.temvald, Rabbi Leon 51. Frani, Jewish population of Kishineff
During the month of April two
the advancement of the Jewish mous opposition.
Dr. Hugo A. Freund, William have become public charges,
Ile not only
visiting ministers will occupy the
people was deep and sincere. Ilk. spoke about Zionism but his writ-
Friedman, 1Valte• Fuchs, Dr. Na•These are the figures to date. If pulpit of Temple Beth El, The sells
one of the early followers of ing helped to build up a 'Zionist lit-
thuniel Gates, Samuel Gilbert, Na- the predictions of the heads of the first will be non-Jew, a well be-
AVE E
11r. Herat and his presence at the erature in America of consider
than M. Gross, Maurice Golden- relief organizations are correct, loved liberal preacher, Itev. Rein-
berg, Walter Heuvenrich, Rabid A. this is just the beginning of the hold Niebuhr, who recently left his lion-Zionist conference which %va t. able value."
O ctober last was
M. Hershman, Israel Ilimelhoch, catastrophe.
Starvation anti the Pulpit in lk.troit to take
take up a pro- merely
held here
in
an illustration
of f his tlevo.
Nloses Allici-t Kahn, terrific cold will bring in their fessorshi p at the I ni
Theologi- k; on to the (1 711.1,41 of rebuilding Pal-
Judge !lorry 13. Keidan, Julian wake an immeasurable increase of
Seminary in New York. Rev. estine. However men may have
Krolik, A. J. Levin,'Isadore I.evin, illness.
There re already in- Niebuhr will speak on April 14. differed with him at times, they
Detroit's finest bath Felix J. Mahler, Louis J. 51ary- stances of children fainting in the On April 21 Rabbi Solomon B. never
failed to resix•ct him for hi (Continued from Preceding Page)
and health institute, lo- mont, Gerald 5lay, Esser Rabino- classrooms front cold and hunger, Frekthof of Chicago who is a dis- intellect util honesty' and his stet, school, special course in a univer • 13. Pitkin of Columbia for four
witz, David Robinson, Edwin Ros- and of parents consigning their tinct favorite in the Detroit Jew- ling and genuine manhood." sity, normal school, a husk
- years. Published:
cated at Savoy Hotel.
enthal, A. W. Schlesinger, Hardt' children to orphanages rather than ish community will come.
ies '3
First effort in Si, Nicholas 11
Dr. Stephen S. Wise, rabbi of university. Never
Schlesinger„1. I., Selling, A. Shia- endure the sight of their suffer-
ever t•
Im oluated.
On April 28 Rabbi Leon Feast F ree synago g U y , sa id
Woodward Ave. ■ t Adelaide
decade past something about Greek
man, .1. Slawson, Abraham SNIT, ink.
The Kishineff Jewish cum- will deliver the I
Dabbled in juvenile court work mythol o;
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Pal-
Cl four stories in Snappy
'1"'''"
ver
'
el.
"'"
Milford Stern, Joseph M. Welt, munit y is owerless
p
in the hands on the subject "The
Ressurection Hay "It is too soon to do nome than woman's club work, painting., guar- Stories, later; two in Lovers Lane; estme as he saw it exceeded all his
,
51cIville S. Welt, Henry Wineman, of this catastrophe. The slender of Moses." The Temple Seder will p
the briefest tribute to Max ter professional dancing, domestic one in Black Mask; "The Damned expectations, declared John D.
means
pl
aced
a
t th e di s posa l o f be held Thursday night, April 25, Heller. We were close friends for science,
and David Zenon.
Open Day and Night. Phone
substitute teaching in Nigder," Smart Skit, October, Rockefeller, Jr., who returned
the Kishineff relief committee by at (1:30. It will be under the sus- mans' years and long associated in public schools in Bowling Green.' 1920; "Manie's Daughter," Smart
from a three months' trip abroad.
Clifford 6(184
local and foreign sources does not nices of the Temple Sisterhood. many forms of service. I can do Came to New York and did book Set,
°Railroad A large part of the time was spent
Half of Bessarabia
July,
1923;
!III more than say of Max Heller reviews
begin to cope with the elementary Members of the congregati
11011 special articles for Tracks," Pictorial Review, March,
,,e• in Palestine.
Reported Hungering
For Men Only
heeds of the p o pupation. Geller- urged to conduct the first Seder
on are
in at this time that he was tole of the the New York Ttiznes for two 19'3 reprinted in "A We
Mr. Rockefeller was accom-
ous anti immediate aid is Imperil- their own homes anti to set aside ink. leaders that American Israel years.
In 1917 married Walt e r a collection published by Ilar- panied on his return trip by Prof.
We can break your cold in
(Continued From Page One).
has produced. He never permitted E. Sachs of New York.
five. The catastrophe is spread- Thursday
one treatment, giving you
One court Brace; "The Topaz Shop," James II. Breasted of the Univer-
munal lead e rs had Their usual ing like fire. daily
evening, or the second himself to become a mere sectar- daughter,
Jane
Victimizing
Ellen
better resistance to further
Sachs, Iliiarst's
International,
May, 1924; sity of Chicago.
cause for dissension,
hurt-
night Seder
of Passover,
for the Congre- ism in American Israel. Ile was Worked with Women's Municipal
"May-Mad,"
Women'ome
deeds of new families. Appeals
gational
at the Temple.
colds.
Comb
Recent developments, however, have been sent out. Help, if it
Indy a leader of catholic Israel. League for one year. Active part- pinion, June, 1924•s H
"Katharsis,
exceed all anticipation.
All tin. comes at all, must come at once.
On Saturday morning, April (1, llit: were understanding and your- nor in Little Rock Store 51 Fast Phantasmus 'lla
.
Rabbi Adolph Fink of An A I. or .nµ• and sym nth
Give Today and Build For-
19'3 4
oi«L (cpini., pace with the eco -
(voryrisht, 1929, J. T. A.)
y
ant
e
was
one
Sixtieth
street,
for
one
year.
Hut:
nccUPY the pulpit.
Her
are: "Talk," pub. ever.
Don't Forget Your
of the earliest to avow- himself a • studied fiction writing with Walter fished in novels
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"In the Middle Ages, they sought the
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mute the baser metals into gold. The
faith, the enthusiasm, which we see at
work in Palestine, they are the true phi-
losopher's stone. They have already
turned swamps and barren sand into
gardens. . . ."

SIR HERBERT SAMUEL,
in his address on the occasion
of the opening of the Hebrew
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and sea to its mighty brother America. It
points to achievements in pioneering un-
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i the holiest obligation lac-
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ing the present generation!

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