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MRS. STRAUS DIES;
DEVOTED ZIONIST
Jacob Billikopf of Philadelphia,
hte latter a daughter of the late
louts marshal! of this city; Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Brisbane., Mr. and
Mrs. Felix Warburg, Mrs. Rebekah
Kohut, Lewis L. Straus, William
It. Spiegelberg, Roger W. Straus,
Ben Altheimer, Supreme Court
Justice, and Mr,. Nathan Bijur,
Arthur Lehman, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Goodhart, Max .1. Kohler
and Alr. and Mrs. Samuel Straus.
Burial was in the family vault in
Beth El Cemetery.
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sm. interests increased. By
1890 these interests were predomi-
nant. it was in 1892 that Mr.
Straus' first important piece Of
work ,• milk pasteurization, the
laboto , o y and distribution system
was entail-
for th, moor of the city,
lishml This was always one of
interests. Some years
Mrs. St
later she did the bulk of the work
in preparing material on health and
partew aation for publication.
Of Ho' yoqtrs, while Mr. Straus
had bo.,n particualrly interested in
Zionism Mrs. Straus Mai been
equalO) active in Hadassah, the
Wen, - Zionist organization. Ten
year rhe gave all her jewels
to Ha, -ah, while Mr. Straus was
makins: large contributions toward
t '• on the work in Palestine.
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And s of her favorite charities
was Os Jewish Hospital, the Wsmo
en's Al•iliary of which she headed
for many years.
Celebrate Golden Wedding.
In L125 Mr. and Mrs. Straus eel-
ebratssi their golden wedding anni-
versary. The luncheon at Drift-
wood nas attended only by close
mo ti t ,.., but the couple received
messaio• of congratulation from all
over the world, including, many
from persons connected with the
philanthropies they had helped.
Shortly before the occasion Mr.
and Mrs. Strauss had asked their
friends to make gifts to charities
in their name, rather than to bring
them the golden presents which are
considered appropriate to such oe-
easioms.
Besides her husband Mrs. Straus
is survived by a daughter and two
sons, Mrs. Irving Lehman, the
former Sissie Strauss, whose hus-
band is a judge of the Court of Ap-
peals; ex-State Senator Nathan
Straus Jr., and Hugh Grant
Straus.
Mrs, Straus was eulogized Sun-
day afternoon in a resolution
passed at a special meeting of the
administrative committee of the
Zionist Organization of America,
called for that purpose.
Mr. Straus, who celebrated his
eighty-second birthday on Jan. 31
last,d did not attend the funeral,
Tuesday, on account of his ill-
health. Those of the family pres-
ent included the daughter, Mrs.
Irving Lehman, the former Sissie
Straus; her husband, Judge Irving
Lehman of the Court of Appeals;
the sons, ex-State Senator Nathan
Straus, Jr., and Ilugh Grant
Straus, and the grandchildren.
Also present were Mr. and Mrs.
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jest beyond the walls of the syn-
agogue, treating its relation to
Jewish life as a whole,—that is to
non-congregational institutions and
movements, such as, h'ederation,
Zionists, and other welfare agen-
cies.
The part to be played by women
in this building process was de-
scribed by' Miss Sarah Kussv of
Newark, N..1., who urged the :len-
ems to include within her realm n o t
only the home, but the synagogue
and school where there is work
uniquely suited tee her talents.
Detroiter. on Council.
Nathan Levy was re-elected
president at the session on Mon-
day.
Detroiters elected on the na-
tional executive council are Rabbi
A. M. Hershman, Harry Z.
Brown, Judge Ilarry B. Keidan.
Orthodox Rabbi. Convene.
LAKEWOOD, N. J,--(.1. T. A.)
—In the presence of nearly 200 or-
thodox rabbis from all parts of the
United States and Canasta, the an-
nual convention of the "Agudath
Ilaltabanitn," or Union of Ortho-
dox Rabbis, Was (opened here ',Mon-
day afternoon.
Rabbi Eliazar Silver, president of
the "Aguslah," opened the conven-
tion which was greted by Rabbis
M. S. Margolies, Israel Rosenberg
HIM A. I), Shapiro, Chief Rabbi of
Kovno, Lithuania, who is now vis-
iting this country. A report of
the past year's activities of the
"Agudath" was then rendered loy
Rabbi Selzer, secretary of the rab-
bis' organization.
The appointment of rabbis with
a regard to their learning rather
than tee their oratorical ability was
urges! by Chief Rabbi A. I). Sha-
piro of Kovno. Ile pointed out
that tee name rabbis for their
learning would raise the standard
of the rabbis and all prestige to
the rabbinate.
ere
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substitute
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SCANNING THE HORIZON TAG WEEK IS PLANNED
FOR L A. SANATORIUM
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The Detroit Auxiliary of the
"Yes," retorted the box °Wee.
Jewish Consumptive Relief Asso-
"Too much," said Mr. Cohen.
ciation will hold its thirst annual
"But in 'Nero' you so vu Rome tag week May 11 to 1S inclusive.,
burning."
to raise funds to equip the Detroit
"What good is that to me, I pavilion now being completed at
can't collect any insurance on the Los Angeles sanatorium.
Rome's fire.," smiled Mr. Cohen.
The Detroit auxiliary is now
"And you see a lot of turautiful completing its third year of effort
women," added the box office.
in behalf of the sanatorium, and
"Feb," said Mr. Cohen, "my the Detroit building was this city's
wife is beautiful enough for me, gift to the institution. The con-
aren't you, Molly?"
strue:tion of this pavilion is now
"No, I guess we won't buy any toeing completed.
tickets," concludes! Mr. Cohen, as
During 'March, the sum of $2,-
he. was about to leave, but wait— r000 was :Wilt to t the sanatorium by
he notices a poster of the showing :he Detroit committee,
—"See the Slaying of the Chris-
Plans are being made by the lo-
lions by the Romans."
cal organization for a picnic on
Mr. Cohen turned back, "Molly, June 22. The auxiliary's member-
let's go in, after all, what is $8.80." ship is comprised of delegates from
45 Jewish (organizations.
JUST A JOKE
I know some people will object
to a story of this kind as possible
of misconstruction. As for me, it
seems to me all such fears are
ridiculous. No Jew of course wants
to see any Christians, on for that
matter any Mohammedans en: what
have you, slain. It's just a story,
and that's all.
Dr. Wilson to Defend Prohi-
DARROW OPPONENT
IN PISGAH DEBATE
One of the best stories which I
have received in the contest so far
comes from Max Abrahams, New-
ark, N. J.
He tells the story of a young
fellow who had an overdose of
Sunday school and one day came
to a Jewish home and knocked on
the door.
"Did you kill the Messiah?" he
asked.
"No," replied the Jew who came
to the door, "It was the Bern-
steins on the fourth floor."
FROM OL' KENTUCKY
FROM MICHIGAN, TOO
Mr. Myer Teitlebaun of the
University of Michigan sends in
one that is fairly old to me, but
you know how jokes are—a joke
that is old to one Mall is new to
another. It is the story about the
rabbi and priest who were discus-
sing how high one can reach in
their respective clerical ladders.
"What," asked the rabbi, "can
you aspire to after you are a
triest"
"Oh, the a bishop."
"And then what?"
"Why then a cardinal."
"And after that?"
"Then a chance. in a hundred
million—to become the Pope."
"And then?" continued the
Jew.
"Say," asked the priest, "what
would you want him to become—,
a God?"
"Well, one of our boys was,"!
smiled the Jew.
And then for good measure, Mr. o
Teitlebaum throws in the follow-I
ing bon mot: The difference be-
tween an American and a "Galit-1
zianer" is that the one says "Wise
Guy," and the other says "Guy
Wise."
IN A LINE OR TWO
Nathan Anch, whose book Pay
Day" is having trouble with the
censor, is the son of the famed
Yiddish writer, Shalom Arch.
Frank 1. Knotch, author of
"King Mob," it is rumored by
sonic, is none other than Maurice
Samuel in disguise.
Sam Schubert, fanned theater
man, is a vegetarian.
Philip Goodman, producer, in his
will has a proviso which directs
that the waltz from "The Dollar
Princess" shall be played at his
funeral—and no other music.
Adolph Zukor cried, it is said,
when he relates the story of his
success.
S. M. Eisenstein, Soviet cinema
director, who is Hebraic, will come
to the United States to Is a pic-
ture for Douglas Fairbanks, And
Fairbanks, by the way, is a mem-
ber of the Jewish Theatrical Guild.
although we do not credit story of
his being Jewish.
(Copyright, 1930. J. T. A.1
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J. N. F. AND HADASSAH SUPERVISE
TREE PLANTING ON MOTHER'S DAY
Summer
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Movement Aids Reforestation of Palestine ■ and Redemntio,, of the
Scil; Mrs. Eli Sachse Heads Detroit Committee in Charge
of Tree Fonda Grove Named for Hadasssh.
Should Be In
Forest's hands
Now
' The Jewish National lucid and HadassalL and members of the. Na-
liadannah MUT launched a ?MAT- tional Fund and Hastassah.
went to celebrate Mother's Ihiy on
Mrs. Sachre reports that very
Sunday, May I I, by planting trees little effort has to be exerted by
on Palestine in the name of the the. committee to encourage the
onoot hers.
planting of trees. Voluntary of-
An appeal has been issued by fers for the tree planting are being
both the J. IV F. and Hadasnah to received by the committee. The
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MOTHER'S DAY TREE CERTIFICATE
murals of the 'Methodist Episcopal
Church will app
o use Clarence Dar-
row, famous lawyer, in a debate Jews throughout the country to planting of the following additional
is reported:
on prohibition under the auspices honor the. mothers in a practical trees
Fifteen trees by Mrs. D. W. Simons. in
of Pisgah Lodge. The debate will nay. By planting trees in Pales- memory Of Sarah Simone and
tine, at the cost of $1.50 per tree, ' Roth Oppenheim Sinuous.
the planters will, in the names of
One tree in memory of his mother.'
their southern, aid in the. reforesta- Clara Itogensof, by Charle. Hogensof.
Two tree. in memory of her brother.
tion of Palestine and in the re- (lase
Briskman. by ?Ara. Sidney Gins.
demption of the soil of Palestine as born.
Two trees In memory of her father.
the, property of the entire Jewish
Abraham Cohen. by Mr, Adolph J•COl,
people.
One tree inmemory of her father. Pail
l'iolsor an 11 rrangement concluded Levyson. by Mrs, Samuel Komnblatt.
between the National Fund head- the anniverynry of hi. birth. May I.
One tree inmemory of hrr bruther•in•
quarters in Jerusalem and the Ila- law,
fir. Joseph Ilvisnian, by Mrs. Samuel
olassah a tract of !anti in Kiriath lionenbintl, on the
the anniversary of hi.
tahrseit,
May
ATIOVilll, eight miles from Jerusa-
Two
M memory tit her sister,,
lem, was Set aside for the planting Snrah trees
Simons K•plat, by Mrs. Louis
of Hadassah Grove, which is to James Rosenberg.
One tree in memory of her mother,.
consist chiefly of pine trees. The
MI. Franklin, by Mrs. Jack Prienako.
grove will be a contribution sit
Sin trees In memory of their rather.
American Zisonist women (awards Mr, Goldman, byMrs.
Mrs. ()sear Plumber
the afforestation work carried tal and Mr, C. I/. htishY•
hy the Jewish National Fund in
:he Holy Land. More than 750,- Chevalier at United Artists.
Hill trees have been planted in Pal-
, o'stine by the J. N. F. Arrange-
Maurice Chevalier, the impress-.
ments have been made for the is- ible Parisian bad boy, singer of
suance by the Hadassah chapters roguish intimate songs and enter-
"f certificates containing the name tainer extraordinary, is starred by
co' the person in whose honor a tree, Paramount in a new romantic
or a number of trees are to la. comedy, "The Big fund," at the
planted. The certificate is repro- flints! Artists Theater,
duced above. It is an ancient He-
CLARENCE TRUE WILSON
braic custom to plant a tree in
be held at Orchestra hall on Tues- moininemoration of an important
day, May 27.
date or event in one's life..
Believe
Dr. Wilson holds an A. B. de-
The Detroit committee is headed
gree from the University of South- It Mrs. Eli Sachse. A special com-
It or Not
ern California, a It. D. degree from mittee from Hadassah is sosi-
,ins
Alerlay Csollege of Theology, Los her in her work. Tree, may be
Angeles, and a l'h. B. degree. from planted hp addressing
I an, Still
San Joaquin N'alley College., a D.
MRS. ELI SACHSE
Looking for a
1528 Virginia Park,
D. degree from St. John's College •
Dissatisfied
Detroit, Mich.
and an LL.D. degree from Wash-
Ctimomer
Others through whom trees may
ingtion College.
Dr. W ilson was ordained
dea- too planted and certificates in hon-
con in the. :Methodist Episcopal or of the mothers securest are: Mrs.
W'th
church at the age of IS, and an, P. Slomovitz, associate chairman of
elder at 20. His first pastorate t roe fund committee; Aaron KW- The Streng Chevrolet Co.
was at Seaford, Del., starting in land, chairman Detroit J. N. F.;
12th & Phila.
Empire 4035
1889. Later he went to Seacliff,j Mrs. Ralph Davidson, president of
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L. I., I assadena, ( al., San ilhogo
Cal., Newark, N..1. and Portland, •
Oregon. lie Was president of the
Oregon Anti-Saloon League from
1906-1905, and national secretary
of the Temperance Society of the
:Methodist Episcopal church start-
ing September 1, 1910.
Dr. Wilson is nationally known
:Is a speaker as well as in the rule I
of an authority on prohibition.
While his permanent home is in
Porthensl, Oregon, under his pres-
ent position he is located in Wash-
ington and has (Alleys in the Meth-
odist building at Fa rst street and
Maryland avenue, N. E., in Wash
ington, IL C.
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Abraham Rhinewine, editor of
the Toronto Daily Hebrew Journal,
author and lecturer, vats
a the guest
of the. Radomer Aid Society last
Sunday at Turover Hall and deliv-
ered a lecture on "The Three Per-
iods in Zionism—Achall ha-Amism,
Political a n d Labor Zionism."
Mr. Rhinewine heist his audience's
interest for two hours, with his ad-
dress as well as in answering ques-
tions.
The Detroit Poole Zion and Jew-
ish National Workers' Alliance
members attended the. lecture and
greeted Mr. Rhinewine, who is their
col league.
Sam Rubin, president of the so-
ciety, opened the meeting and intro_
slued Rosenberg as chairman at
the evening. On the committee of
arrangements for the lecture with
Mr. Rosenberg we're Joshua Joy-
rich, secretary and publicity chair-
man; Nathan Samit, Chaim Samit.
Sol Rubin and At Kroll,
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situation closely. The London
Times remarks that Sir John's ex-
amination of these three questions
are "of equal importance to the
Mandatory, to the Zionists and to
the inhabitants of the country.
"Jewish immigration precipitated
difliculities which would have been
presented a few years later by the
natural increase of the Arabs.
Much depends upon the possibility
of the introduction of improved
methods of agriculture which may
solve the problem. If there is no
more room for the close settlement
of Jews without prejudicing the IRVEN STEINBERG
rights of other sections, and if no
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room can be made for immigrants
by new agricultural technique both
Irven
Steinberg of Del suit, hon-
the Mandate and Zionist problems,
or student in the dental school of
may have to be revised.
"The appointment of an expert the Ifniversity of Michigan, whso is
who has made a special study of to graduate in June, has been asked
a similar problem in Greek Mace- to and will remain as a member of
(Ionia is a welcome indication of the dental faculty for the Year
great political and international 1930-31. Mr. Steinberg, who is 22
years old, has made an enviable
i mportance."
_ scholastic record at the university
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On May 27.
Miss Sydney L. Crystal of Jet-
fersontown, Kentucky—how near
is Jeffersontown to Louisville,
Sidney?—tells the story of Sister
Helen who told her ma one they
that she needed a pair of shoes and
"she would have a pair of kids."
Whereupon Milton, aged 4, in-
terjected: "But, Ilelen, I thought
you have to be married to have
kids."
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HADASSAH ANNOUNCES
CONVENTION FOR FALL
NEW YORK. — The sixteenth
annual convention of Hadassah.
the Women's Zionist Organization
of America, will be held in the fal
it was announced at the Iladassah
headquarters here.
Although the exact time for the
next convention has not been sle-
dded upon, it will probably be held
in October. Junior Hadassah, how-
ever, is holding its convention on
July 1, 2 and 3 in Cleveland, Ohio .
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