Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1928-10-19

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Vol. I.X — No, 42
COr.UMP.U.S, OHIO,- OCTOl'.ER  19,1928
Per Year $3.00; Per Copy 10c
issues Order To Expedite Ad¬ mission  of  Declarants' Wives and Children
Commissioner General of Immi-
griition Harry E. Hull Makes
Public Text of Order
AMERICAN JEWS HECEIVK
NEWS WITH MUCH
REJOICING
VVAS111N(.T0N—Steps lo ctiicrtitc tliu entry into tlic United St.itcs of the wives antl cliililren of aliens who have bcCTi legally admittcil to this country for pernmneiit residence have been lakeil in an order is.sucd by Ihc Commissioner General of Immigration, Harry E. Hull, titldcr the Imlnigration Act of 1D2I, as amended by the Joint Resolution of Con¬ gress approved May 29, l!)2a.
The order, which was made public by Commissioner General Hull, provides that such aliens may Iwvc their entry into Ihe United States verified In order to aid American consuls abroad in passing upon .ipplications of the aliens' wives and chil¬ dren for immigration visas.
Full Text
Thc full text of the order follows: General Order No. 112. Subject; Verification of arrival of lawfully resi¬ dent aliens for information of consuls in considering applications of certain rcla- tivep for immigration visas.
Thc Immigration Act of 1924, as amended, provides in part:
(1) That a status as iiontiuota immi¬ grant extends to the wife and unmar¬ ried children under 18 years of age of
' ministers and professors who were ad¬ mitted as such, if following to join tlieili.
(2) That a preference in thc issuance of immigration vis.is to persons skilled in agriculture extends to tlieir wives and dependent children under 18 years of age if following to join them.
Preference
• (3) That a preference extends to the wives and unmarried children under 21 years of age of alien residents of the United States who have been lawfidly ad¬ mitted for permanent residence.
In order to assist American consuls in determining if the husband or father of thc above-mentioned classes has been laivfully admitted to thc United Slates for permanent residence, Form No. 575 should be furnished to such husband or father upon application, said form to be , filled out by him and mailed to the im- 1 migration officer in cnarge at the port or place of his last cnliy, accompanied by postage stamp or stamps sufficient to send verification to the American consul designated on the forms.
Will Check
Immigration officials at ihe port or place of arrival will check xvith "X* items that cannot be verified or that are omitted and if such defects or omissions arc such as to justify non-verification thc notation "not verified" will be placed by means of a rubber stamp in bold let¬ ters across the face of the lower part of the form reserved -for verification. . The form with then be returned to thc appli¬ cant without letter of transmitt.tl, to¬ gether with the stamp or stamps sent. If thc form is receiv^l without the re¬ quired stamp or stamps the notation "nec¬ essary postage lacking" will be placed thereon, in bold letters, and the form then returned to the applicant without letter of transmittal.
When verification is made the form shall be completed, with the appropriate notation if advisable under the heading "remarks," and sent to the American consul at the place designated. The dale of verification and the consulate to which it is sent shall be noted on the manifest.
NEED SPECIAL ORDER FOR JEW TO .lOIN JESUITS
ROMIC—Speci.-il permission was iicc.- cs.sary to be gr-inted hy Pope Pius XI ill order tliat Sidney Judah be adnlitlcd into Ihe Jesuit nriler. According to a re- pnit in tlic Catholic press here, this is llic first case where tlic Jesuits accepted mm Hicir order a person of Jewish de¬ scent JuiUill is the son of Jewish par¬ ents living in Kiiigsinii, British West Indies.
Rabbi Elias Margolis Will
Speak In This City On
October 23rd
Well-Known   Scholar   Is   Now Touring the Country on Be¬ half of the United Syn¬ agogue
Dr. Elias Margolis, of Emamiel Syna¬ gogue, Ut Vernon, N. Y., will be thc guest of Congregation Tifereth Israel, 1334 East Broad Street, on October 23rd.
He- is thc chairman of a nation-wide effort by thc United Synagogue of Amer¬ ica, to strengthen the religious and social service activities of thc organized forces of conservative Judaism of thc United States and Canada Two hundred fifty- seven coiigregatians, two hundred forty sisterhoods and one hptidred twenty-one young people's leagues are affiliated with the United Synagogue ol America, as well as several thousand individual be¬ lievers in what is termed "historic" Judaism.
The United Synagogue of America maintains thc Teachers' Institute of the Jewish Theological Seminary, in New York City; three clubhouses for Jewish students, of which one is located on the campus of Columbia University, one at the University of Pennsylvania and a third at Temple University; it supplies teachers for religious schools, publishes textbooks and curricula material for these schools, organizes religious, cul¬ tural and social .activities in Jewish rural communities, co-operates with thc Boy Scout movement, supervises religious [iracticeb at summer camps and broad¬ casts weekly programs of a religious and cultural nature from WEAF in New York City and a number of other radio stations throughout the country.
Dr. Margolis, who will be the guest of Rabbi Solomon Rivlin, of 1-131 Bry¬ den Road, while in this city, is a grad¬ uate of the Hebrew Union College and thc University t)f Cincinnati, and was given thc degree of Doctor of Philos¬ ophy by Columbia University in 1915. He is Past Grand Ch.iplain of the Grand Lodge of Masons of New York State, treasurer of the Rabbinical Assembly of the Jewish Theological Seminary and chairman of the Zionist district of Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Noted Jewish Leader Will Speak In
This City Wednesday Evening, October 24
Meeting in Honor of Rabbi Nathan Krass Will Be Held at the
Elks' Club Under the Auspices of the Hermine Schonthal
Center—"What's Wrong With the Ten Commandments?"
. Will Be the Text of Famous Pulpiteer—The Entire
Community Is Cordially Invited
(""rom prcicnt iiitliciitioiis every clement in the Jewish coniminiity will he repre¬ sented at tlic mecliiifj next Wednesday evening, October lihh, nt thc Elks' cluh. As has been ainnnmced in previous issues of tlic Ohio Jewish Chronicle, this affair is being spf)nsDrcd by the Hcrmiiifl Schonthal Center. Rahbi Nathan Krass. Temple Emanuel, New York City, will he the chief speaker. He will be intro¬ duced by Rabbi Jacob Tarshish of thc Bryden  Road  Temple,  ColiimhuR;   , His
Impri
essive Memorial Serv¬ ices Will Be Held On Sunday^ October 21st
Impressive memorial services for the late Moritz Weiss and Rebecca Lurie Schiff will take place Sunday, October 2l5t. at 2:30 P. M,
On this occasion the beautiful Memo rial Tablet in the foyer of thc Temple will he unveiled. Among thc speaker^ will be Rabbi Isaac Werne and Rabbi Solomon Rivlin.
The committee in charge of arrange¬ ments for the memorial services are; Benjamin F. Levinson, Max Weinberger,, and J. L. Feiner.
All members of the Tifereth Israel Congregation, as well aa all friends and relatives of the late Mr. Weiss and Mrs. Schiff are urged to be present.
Corinbe Basch Elected Junior
Council President to Fill
Unexpired Term
PKAGUE JEWISH KECORDS SENT TO CITY ARCHIVES
PRAGUE—The famous Jewish ar¬ chives of the city of Prague will be trans¬ ferred to the city archives. Hitherto, the Jewish records [were kept in the Jew¬ ish community builuing.
Big Membership Drive Is Now in Progress—^Will Be Con¬ cluded by Party on Nov. 4th
Seventy-four members of Junior Coiin¬ cil were present iit the first meeting held Sunday, October Mth, at the East Broad Street Temple when Miss Corinne Basch was unanimously elected to fill the un¬ expired term of president- •
During the short business session which preceded the bridge game, Miss Maxine Cohen presided, mtroducing the new president. Mrs. Loewenstcin, senior council president, pi'escnted Mrs. Louis Harris, who is acting as advisor froni the senior hqdy.
In accepting the office. Miss Basch expressed the wish that every girl co¬ operate with her in making this a banner year for the council and hoped that dur¬ ing her year of office she might btcome acquaiUtcd wilh every member,
Miss Sylvia Bogatin, who is to have charge of the benefit revue to be prc- scitted Dec 4th at tlie Iilk's' Club for the Schonthal damp, made an appeal for girls to take part in the production. Cards will be mailed within the next week an¬ nouncing the date of the first rehearsal.
Reports were also made by the mem- hership teams and- Mrs. Harris has of¬ fered a prize to tlie team procuring the most incinhers as welt as to the individ¬ ual who Jias the most *iew members to her credit. Tiic losing team will also entertain the wniners. A big party will conclude the drive, Nov. 4th, with, all new members as guests. . Frtllownig the business session the re¬ mainder of the afternoon was spent hi playing bridge.
LINDBERGH TO MAKE
PALESTINE   TRIP
JICKUSALEM—Col. Chark-s A; Liiulr liergh will, come tt) l';tlesliiic, it was lc;iriicd htirc.
IJmlhergh will sliorlly visit Coiistan- linnpie, where his niolhcr , has been in¬ vited In te.'ich ;it the American School. It is .jitatal Ihat he .will come to Palestine a£«br  visiting   Constantinople. ,   .
DR. NATHAN KRASS
subject will be, "What Is' Wrong With the Ten Comuumdments ?" Cecil Fan¬ ning, well-knowiijoti^al baritone, will ren¬ der several vocal solos.
Dr.  Krass occupies the pulpit  nf  the
wealthiest Jcwi.iih congregation in tlic .en¬ tire world. Lm'iis Marshall, president of the .•\nu'ricaii Jewish Committee, is the lay leader of Temple-Emaiiiiei; Among the incinber.ship may he found great bankers, big niann factiirers, prominent fmancier.s. niul merchant princes whose names 'are, household' wonls tliroughout the length and breadth of America, and even in foreign countries.
R.ibhi Krass has spoken before popu¬ lar audiences as well as learned, bodies in every section of the land. He has had a most remarkable career. Horn in Odessa, Russia, in 187ft the son of Paul and Rebecca (Lcmpart) :Kras.S he was educated at (lie University of Cincinnati, the University of Chicago, Harvard Uni¬ versity, arid the Hebrew Union College. Iiis rise to fame and success has been meteoric, due to his hinate abilities and liis splendid Je\vish enthusiasm.
An Active Man
He has been actively identified with' every campaign for thc Jewish war suf¬ ferers and has been a pillar of strength to the Joint Uistribulion Comuiittee which has accomplished so niany fine and. constructive things for. the stricken Jews of European countries. He is also a niember of nuineroiis educational and philanthropic organizations in the Am'^'^" ican 'metropolis. '   :
An Open Meeting
III,speaking of the Rabbi Krass meet¬ ing, "Pop" Schonthal expressed keen gratification.
"This mail," he declared, "is a prince in.Israel, a virile thinker; and a forceful and -thought-provoking speaker. I am certain he will electrify the entire audi-- encc."      '
r The Rabbi Krass meeting will be open, free bf charge to the general as well as the-Jewish public.
Rabbi Rivlin To Address Zion
Lodge, Monday, At New
Woodmen Home
Big Turnout Is Expected—New
Meeting Place Will Be
Decided Upon
Dr. Morris. Goldberg, president of Zion Lodge No.M)2, L. O. B.'B., urges every member to turn out for the next meeting which takes place Monday eve¬ ning, October 22, at the new Woodinen Home, ;W West College Street. Rabbi SoloiiioU Rivl'ii, of. the East Broad, Street Tcmplo; will be the chief speaker. Important.matters pertainuig to the fu¬ ture work of thc Lodge and .the prob Icms of the Order will be brought up for consideration. At this meeting the membership'will, vote on the new- meet¬ ing, place. So don't fail to be there. The olTiccrs arc counting on you. , .
The entertainment committee announces tiiat Miss Minna Volk will render, sev¬ eral vocal selections accompanied on the piano by Miss Lillian Phillipson.
Social Season At Schonthal | Convention of Ohio and Ken- Center Will Begin Wed¬ nesday Eve.y Oct. 31
A Hallowe'en Ball to Be Staged
in the Southern Hotel
Ballroom
In a bia<;c of color, the social, season of the Hennine Schonthal Center will get under way Wednesday, night, Octo¬ ber 81, in the Southern Hotel ballroom when a Hallowe'en ball will be staged. Members have been invited to. attend with friends,
Thc spacious ballroom will be thronged by a merry group of dancers when thc holiday afifa.r is presented for the ap¬ proval of lovers qf the lerpsichorean¦ art. All arrangements have hcen com¬ pleted and no detail has been overlooked in an effort to make the dance success-. ful from every angle., Beautiful decora¬ tions will aid in making the hall attrac- tivci and novel souvenirs w-ill be dis¬ tributed,
Abe Wolman is, cha;irman of the eiH- cient committee in charge of the, dance, and is being assisted by the Misses Rose Danziger and Ruth Frank, in preparhig the details. The trio is working ear¬ nestly in an effort to make the event one of the outstanding of the season. The Center has always been noted for its successful social affairs, and this dance is expected to exceed all .former ones.
The dance is one of the many features which have been .planned for tlie year as part of the enlarged program of the Cen¬ ter, which is conducting, a membership drive,
The campaign is appealing to Jews of all ages, with a big cultural .and social program fot juniors, intermediates, sen¬ iors, and adult classes. Dances, lectures, concerts, book reviews, and classes will be the activities open for members. Next Wednesday evening, Rev. Nathan Krass will speak on "What's Wrong With tht Ten Conunandmeuts" at the. Elks' Club, and then a rapid succession of events of aU nature will follpWi with the ¦ dance the next week and then a series of cul¬ tural activities.
"Be a Member—Get a Member" is .(he, slogan being used by the Center for the campaign which will change the institu tion from a comiminity house to a Center for the use of all Jews of the city.
ORGAN OF MOSLEMS
PUBLISHES PROTOCOLS
tucky B'nai B'rith Chair Officers
Sessions Will Take Place at the
Deshler^Wallick Hotel From.
10 A/M. to 5 P, M.
Sunday
On Sunday, October :ilst, at the Dcsh- ler-WalHck Hotel, B'nai B'rith Chair officers fronV Ohio and Kentucky will meet. Representatives are eicpected from Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Golumbus, Canton, Dayton, Springfield, Zanesville, Youngstown, Louisville, and other cities. A dinner wiir he served, to Which all local Ben B'riths arc cordially invited. Reservations can be made, by-calling Dr. MorriS'Goldberg, Main 151.1,. The ses- .-iibns will be held from 10 a. in. to 5 p. in. If you arc a member of the B!nai B'rith, please arrange to be there.
Tarshish Book Reviews Are
Announced For Coming
Season
PROF. H. A. MILLER TO ADDRESS JUNIOR HADASSAH MEETING
The ciitcriainincnt and cultural com¬ mittees of Junior Hadassah are pleased to aiuioinicc that they have se'cnred Pro¬ fessor Herbert A. Miller of thc depart- meutof sociology at Ohio State Uni¬ versity, to address the first meeting of the year, to be held Sunday, October 21. at 3 p. m., at the Neil House. ' His topic will he "The Jew, the Arab, and '.he. Christian." Professor Miller is an authority on the race problem and has written a mimber of books on the subject.
Every Jewish girl' in Columbus is in¬ vited to attend thc meeting and to hear this interesting talk.
ABRAHAM    ROEDELSHEIM-
EB  PASSES  AWAY  AT
THE AGE OF 67
Aftcsr a long illness Abraham Roedet- sheimer, aged *I7 of till Madison Ave¬ nue, passed away at the residence where he lived with his sister. Mrs. Hattie R, Wolf. Funeral. services took place Fri¬ day, October llHli, with Rabbi JacV)h Tarshish officiating. , Interment was made in the Greenlawn Cemetery hy the Schoedinger Co,
] The .first of a. series of book reviews by Rabbi Jacob Tarshish under the au-. spices of :Twig No, 1 of the Childreris' hospital will be given Oct. 31 at 10 a, m., at the Columbus Womans" clubl 530 East Town,street, at which time Phillip,Gibbs' novel, "The Age of Reason," will be dis¬ cussed. On Dec. 12, "Strange Interlude," Eugene O'Neill's latest play, will be re¬ viewed' iii part and concluded" JSn. 23. March ;(i, Andre Dui-bis' "Disraeli", will be reviewed.
A limited number of tickets are obtain¬ able, and may be purchased at McClel¬ land's book store, the New Book library, and the Book Nook stores or from the following inembers of Twig No. 1: Mrs, L.. P. .Benua, Mrs, Robert Day, Mrs. •Robert Harris, Mrs. L. S. Emery, Mrs. W. A. Ireland. Mrs D.; F., McMahon, Mrs. M, B. Ogle, Mrs. O. C, Marck- worth, Mrs. Robert O,'Ryder, Mrs. John Sarver, Mrs. C. E. Schilihg, Mrs. C. W. Sullivan, Mrs/Alfred B. Warwick and Mrs W- O. Wolls, chairman.
Rabbi James G. Heller Will Address 0. S« U. Avukah Sunday Afternoon, Oct. 21
Well-Known  Cincinnati  Leader
Will Talk on ^*OUr College
Youth and the Zionist
Hear
The officers of the Ohio State Chapter of Avukah, student Zionist fetleration, take this ineans of inviting all Chronicle readers as well as all -students of O. S, U. to the open liieetiiig to he held to¬ morrow, afternoon at the Hillel Founda¬ tion, 'J*i East Eighteenth Avenue. The chief .speaker will be Rabbi James G. Heller of Cincumati. His topic will' be ''Our College Youth and the Zionist Ideal." A musical program will precede the rabbi's address. , '
Installation And Dinner** Dance At East Broad St. Temple^ November 4tl|
' All members of the Brotherhood of the East Broad Street Temple are urged tp reserve Simday evening, November 4th, for the grand installation and dinner- dance. Full details regarding this affair will be published in the next issue of the Chronicle. '
Lord Melehett Not Prepared
To Commit Himself On
Joining Jewish Agency
Says He Must Await Clear Defi¬ nition of Agency Function and Formation of Personnel
PRAISES ABILITY OF HAR¬ RY SACHER OF THE PAL¬ ESTINE ZIONIST EXECUTIVE
BOSTON—While not opposing the creation of the extended Jewish Agency he is not prepared.to commit himself as to his'becoming personally a member of that body until its functions are clearly defined and until thc personnel ia indi¬ cated, Lord Melchctt, who,was on a visit here yesterday declared in an interview. with the correspondent of the Jewish Daily Bulletin.
The interviewer came to seek'light on the attitude, of Lord Melehett, who was, a member of the, Palestine, Joiiit Survey . Commission, toward the proposal for the extension-of the Jewish Agency, it being at the time understood that the rficorti- mcndations of the Joiiit Survey Commis¬ sion were drafted "for' the giiidihce of the Jewish Agency."     '
Detailed Explanation .:
The (lUCstion was prompted by the . -publication in, "The Day," New York Yiddish daily, of an interview with LoM Melchctt, purporting ,to be a detailed ex¬ planation of the short statement author¬ ized by Lord Mekhett on board the steamer Homeric.to the representative of the Jewish Daily Bulletin and published in the Jewish Daily Bulletin of Septem¬ ber 28. The iiitcrvicw in the "Day" was published under the caption: "Lord Mel¬ ehett Conies, Out Against Jewish, Agency," while in the authorized state¬ ment he declared "lam not sure whether I shall enter the Jewish Agency if siich is formed." The Day's text of the in- tervieWi also included criticism of, the Zionist work in Palestine and of the Had¬ assah medical work .there.
."Did you sec the interview in,the' New York Day as attributed to.you?" thp correspondent asked' Lord Melehett, to which he replied that the statement published on September 28 in the Jewish Daily Bulletin was submitted to him'be¬ fore its publication but, he, said, "I did not see the translation that appeared in the New,-.York Yiddish daily and there- , fore 1 cannot comrnent on the interview."
Is Emphatic
Answering further questions, Lord Melciiett emphasized the importance of the fund raising for the upbuilding of the Jewish National Home,,,mentioning in particular the; Keren Hayesod, an ac¬ tivity "indispensable . parallel: with "the need for private investment."
Declaring further that he did not come to the United States "to engage .in any , warfare, on Zion.ist policy," Lord Mel¬ chctt speaking on, the Jewish Agenqy ' stated; "There is. much cqnfusion as to the whole scheme of the Jewish Agency. The fact, which is being so much empha¬ sized in so many quarters, that I was the head of the Joint Palestine Survey Commission has been erroneously inter¬ preted to mean tliaf it implied my be¬ coming a member of tHc Jewish Agency. . That is not exactly niy position. I am astounded at thc amount of confusion that has been created on the whole sub- ject matter." While I realize the special need of appealing to non-Zionists, in America, I do not exactly see that it wiU do for us to replace the functions' of the Zionist Organization until we truly,un¬ derstand what is intended by the Jewish Agency as it is interpreted by the Pal¬ estine Mandate," he declared.
JERUSALEM—The libelous falsifica¬ tion, the "Protocol^ of the Elders of Zion," has now made ita appearance m Palestine. Thc "Aljaniea," organ of the M<)stem Supreme Council, has com¬ menced publication of the protocols,
FRENCH ZIONISTS DEMAND ENTRANCE TO PALESTINE
PARlS-rA demand that certificates of atiniission to Palestine be granted for P'rench Jews who desire to enngraie to Palestine was foripulatecl at a meeting of the Zionist Federation held here.
IVREEYOH CARD PARTY
WILL BE HELD MONDAY,
OCTOBER 29th
A benefit Card Party under the aus pices of the Ivreeyoh Society will take place Monday,' October 29th, at 3 P. M, in the Deshler Ball Room. Entertain your friends by reserving a,table, aud at the same time you will be helping a worthy cause, as the proceeds of this af¬ fair goes towards the Columbus Hebrew School. Prizes for each table will be given. Ten house prizes will also be given away. Call and make your reser¬ vations now. Mrs. Sam Jj Schlonsky, WA-07U, Mrs. H. R. Roth, WA-8307, Mrs. B. E. Tushbant. FR-5890.
Advisory JBody
. Under' the -Mandate; Lord Melchctt held, any agency that can beicstablishcd could not assume an executive character, but must serve as an advisory body to the Palestine government.
Lord Melehett praised Mr. Harry Sacher of the Palestine Zionist Executive as an example of Zionist efficiency and {lointed out that what is needed in Pales¬ tine is the placing there of executives of the type of Mr. Sacher.
Asked whether he will .attend the Non- Zionist Conference on Palestine called by Mr, Mar.shall for: October 2t), in New York City, Lord Melehett replied that he cannot answer this question until he re¬ ceives au invitation to participate in such a conference.
During his stay in Boston, Lord Mel¬ ehett met with a number of prominent Zioiiists and non-Zionists. He spoke with great,enthusiasm of Palestine's euniumic possibilities, before the Gan ("h.iim Cor¬ poration, an American Jewish company for orange plantations in Palestine. He addressed a dinner of outstanding Jews held at the Ritz Carlton Hotel Tuesday night on the economic phase uf the Pal¬ estine work.
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