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Volume X —No. 17
COLUMBU.S, OHIO, APRIL 29,  1927
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Fund Campaign For TheU.A.H.C.Is Formally Launched
David A. Brown Starts Drive to bccure Financial Support For Work of Great Or¬ ganization
IFrRS'^''' Of1600,000 is REQUIRED FOR ACTIVITIES
NEW YORic-dlUng upon leaders 111 tlie Reform Jewish movement to nid the Union of Amcriean Hebrew Congre¬ gations in secnring adequate financial sup¬ port from Anierican Jewry, Mr., David A. Brown, cliairman of tlic Board of Fi¬ nance, has just launched ¦ an imtnsivc ef¬ fort to secure funds for (he various ac^ tivities pf the organization.   In a special appeal issued to ofTicers pf tlic Union and its afTiiiatcd bodies, the National Federa¬ tion of Temple Sisterhoods and National ¦Federation of Temple .Brotherhoods;• to rabbis and oiTicers of the various congre¬ gations amiiated with the Union.    Mr. Brown urged immediate action for the securing of \fin!uicial aid.    .    , ¦ Can't Function Without Funds "We can't be an important factor, in Anierican life without paying for it,", he declares' in   his. announcement.     "What excuse-have vve foi- remaining Jews un-' . less  the  world  is  better   for  it?    Wc can't function without funds." .    At,the 30th bieniiial convention of the . Union which was recently held hi Cleve- ;, land a resolution was unanimously passed . urging   all   groups   affiliated   lyith   the- Union to make 'every effort to acquaint
¦ American Jewry with the work bf the .Union and urge it to give liberal support.
Tlic. resolution designated the month of March as the tinie for this concentrated
: effort to secure funds, but this campaign was deferred until this month., ; . A,budget of approximately $000,000 is required for the religious activities of the Union aild its affiliated bodies for the current year. Of this sum, $313,320 is needed for tlie work of .the Hebrew Utt- ioii Collfege which the. Union maintains for the trainiiig of Jewish young, men for the: Rabbinate. The Department of Synagog and School Extension, another branch of the Union Which carries: on ¦ religious endeavors throughout the coun try bringing. Jiidaism to the Jew every¬ where, requires $181,231. Thebudgcts of tiie.other departments include $83,778 for the work of the Executive Board, $17,214
¦   for the National Federation of.Temple
,; Sisterhoods, -$14,311 "for the National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods, $34,-
: 120 for ¦ the New York Committee for School Extension which maintains seven religious schools in New York City, pro-
¦ vidifig religious, .education for several thousand Jewish children.
, An Increase of $65;b00
The budget for 19'37 represents an in¬ crease of approximately $05,000 over the
¦ ¦ budget.of the previous year;   Because of .  the fact that the income for this year will
be inadequate to meet these demands, .   (^Continued oti fage 4)
URGES PROMPT I'AYMENT OF S U n S C RI P T1 O N S TO UNITED JEWISH CAMPAIGN
David A. Brown
WE NEED MONEY, ACTUAL MONEY NOW
A Statement by David A. Brown, National Chairman of tlie $25,000,000 United Jewish Campaign
Rabbi Jacob Tarshish and
Dr. S. B. Aarenson
Speak to A. Z. A. Boys
Sublime Purposes of Junior
B'nai B'ridi Are Explained
to Franklin Chapter of ,
Aleph Zadik Aleph
It was certainly a. treat to attend the last meeting of the Franklin Ch.ipter of the., Aleph Zadik Fraternity at the Bryden Road Temple last Wednesday evening, at which time the orsanization was honored by the addresses ot Rabbi Jacob Tarshisli and Professor S. B. Aarenson. of Cincinir.l.ti. .These friends of the /K, Z. A; explained, the sublime purp'pses of the Junior . Order, of, the B'nai B'rith and pointed out in what ways this organizatioii trains Jewish boy-s for leadership, in Israel.
Tile speakers'traced the. history' of: the A, Z.:A. from the time of. its organiza-. tion early in the year 1924 t6 the present time. It nbw,comprises over fifty chap¬ ters in every scct|ion of the Uhited States, everywhere enlisting. the co-operation of leading Jcwisli business and professional men'who have been cbuvinced of .its.s.al ieiit influence. Professor Aarenson, who is a member of the Supreme Advisory Cpiuicil of the, fraternity; emphasized the threcrfpld aim of the A. Z- A.: (1)
Fellow Jews of America:,
, Millions upon uiillions of dolIar.s are being pledged by the Jews, of Aiiiericii. But .suli.script'ions are only promissory notes on life for our bretlirp waiting over tliere^tliey W'U not put food into faniinc- wracked bodies. , ': •
We need nioney, ¦ictnal nioney, Now, as much as as we, can, get. We, dare not withhold tinless wc dare to shatter the, whole structure-of hope tliat lias been raised in tlie hearts of those people by the promise of help, by assurances of the success of tlicir relief appeal on vyhich their lives arc hanging, .      , :
, There must be no communities missing, no states lagging,: in our muster of funds. We muBt keep the orphanages going, the. hospitals, the schools and syhogogues, the workers' cooperatives and the credit in.stitu- tions which we have sustained, through the bavoc of war and destruction till now, the whole fabric of community life which America has kept ahve with its expenditure of,iie,arly $66,poo,ooo thus far.:
WcCannot let ttiberculosis, the great reaper of poverty, all the dis¬ eases of malnutrition and exposure; and worst, of, all, ,in.sanity and suici.de, liiow down the Jews of Europe. -We cannot let a civihzation and a people go down. We cannot let these, millions of human souls go down, each in its individual.agony. 'Out of.the plenty .and. comfort of oor lives here in America, wc must give them enough —liow — to keep body aiid soul together. '. .      ,
You bavq given yoiir pledge — PLEASE SEND YOUR'CHECK NOW! ¦-¦     5   .   ; . r    .    ' .   ,
;     .DAVID A. BROWN, • :   ¦ :   :     National Chairnian.
Miss Anna B. Aarons Is Chosen Camp Director For Schonthal Sitmnier Camp
las   Been   Actively   Identified   With Work, of This Nature For the Past Ten Years in Cleve¬ land, Ohio
'Mis.s Anna B., Aaroiis, of Cleveland, Ohio, has been chosen: as executive di¬ rector ,^ot the Schontlial: Summer: Camp, Under her jurisdiction will be the super¬ vision, of thc.^canip staff .anil cainpac- tivities as iveir as tljc purchasing of food and planning of iticals.      ;
Miss Aarons has bi:en actively con¬ nected wilh Camp Anisfiekl, of the Jew¬ ish . Business :Girls Vacation' Chib of Cleveland for the past' ten years, serv-, ing it in every capacity from Board meiiTber to Director. Canip Aiiisfield operates . a, self-supporting' canip : near Iluroii, Ohio, and eaters to all types of Jewish girls. . Organizing camps of this type has been one of Miss Aaroiis dreaniSf so she will be with us this, sum¬ mer, with Ker -varied cainp experience, to see this dream realized.
On the camp staiT, there ,will also be a Recreational Director, as well as coun¬ sellors for the boys and girls. Yoiing nieii and wonien interested, in acting as camp counsellors should get iii.touch with Miss Aarons at the Schonthal Comniunity House, It is hoped that many of onr Columbus young, people will avail them¬ selves of this very enjoyable opportunity of being of :service.
'¦Jesters" to Give
Elaborate Revue Tonight and Saturday
Amateur   Theatrical   Organizatinn Formed    to    Develop   ilewish Talent in Dayton.   .
Big Ivreeyoh Supper Tomorrow Evening
A most entcrtaininj; Program has been arranged for the An¬ nual Ivreeyoh supper nt the Co¬ lumhus Hebrew School, Sunday evening. May 1st
Besides good music, . scvcrnl prominent speakers will address the gathering. Every one who will turn out for this alTnir is iissured of a real,' genuine sur¬ prise. The supper will be "mil¬ chig.;'
For reservations kindly, call Mrs. J. Solove (Wa 9419), Mrs. S. Brief (Wa. 91544), or Mrs. B. .Tushbant (Fr; 586fi).   ,
Rabbi Rivlin Will Speak At the East Broad Street Temple Friday Eve., May 6
His Subject Wijl Be '''A Disciple ot Aaron"; Students of O. S  U. as Well as General Public arc- Cordially Invited :
Big B'nai B'rith Show Is Greeted By Over Two Thousand People
t Delightful Evening's Enter¬ tainment Was Given to Local ! Ben B'riths and Their
Families Last Sunday
PRESIDENT KATZ THANKS ALL WHO PARTICIPATED
Dayton:—Tlie Jesters, an atnateur (hca- tpcai. organization for the inirirosc of clcveiopiiiff the talents' of the yoiniger Rencratioh-of Dayton will give an elabo¬ rate revue Saturday (to-night) .and Stm¬ day nights in the comnuuiity center at Salem and,Emerson avenues. ¦ The offering is styled the ^^'Rcvue ,of 1027'* and rehearsals have been going on since caidy in January, insvii-iiig a'sniooth pcrWnaahce. The mcnibcrs'of the or- ganizhtion claidi their show will rival any amateiir production ever given in the city.    ¦'¦,.'.¦,¦'¦,''
The cast contains (JO persons and the revile is in 12 acts. One of the out¬ standing features will be a group of ^tcn dancers trainetl after the fashion of the Tiller girls. This group is known as! the "Jester Girls.":  :   ,
.Twelve chorus.girls picked foi- beauty arc in Ihe.sIioW, which is a combination of comedy, and drania, music and danc¬ ing,- blended into a weli-rdurided sh.ow.
Hundreds Mourn the Passing of Mr. Israel Greenstein> Aged 67
Lived in Columbus For Over Thirty
Years; Was Member of Many
Fraternal Orders
. The. passing of Mr. Isr,1el Grcenstcm, aged 1(7, last Wednesday is being mourned by hundreds of friends in Columbus aiid Central Ohio. He. was a resident of Cq- luinhus for over; thirty years and was, a long time' associated with" his son-in- law, Harry Rctner, in the jewelry busi¬ ness at 1^ South High street.
Mr. Grecnstein was a member.of the Rryilcn Road Temple, the Kiiights of Pytliias, the Masonic Order,;and the In¬ dependent Order of B'nai B'rith. To all charitable and civic enterprises he gave liberally. . '
He is survived by his'w.if^, Mrs. Min¬ nie ' Greenstein; two daughters, Mrs. Har[^y Ratner ,iiul Mrs, Dave Levison, both of Colunibus; two .brothers, Harry and Louis; and three grand children, A great grandchild and a sister also survive.
Funcra' services were held last Friday,
- morning  at   10 a.  ni.  at   Schoedinger's
Chapel   on   Hast   State   Street,   Rabbi
Jacob   Tarshish   ofticiatiiig.   .Interment
was made in Green Lawn cemetery.
M. lEoscnbloom.     Saufonl  LuUiii.
Attachment of the ,boys to Judaisin; (2) Dissemination of Jewish kriow'ledge among tlie members; (.9) Pi-eparation of the members, for future B'nai B'rith ser^ vice and leadership in Jewish life. He also asserted that among its aims are the abatement of racial prejitdiccs and biggotry and the stimulation of .:intercst in education atid humanitarian endeav¬ ors.
The temporary tiffices of the Columbus Chapter of the A; Z, A. are Sanford Lakin, 075 Oakwood Ave., ¦¦chairman; Morris Rosenbloom, secretary; and Mor-?. ris  Shustick, secrctarj'-treasurcr.
Jewish yomig men between the ages of IG and 21. who are interested iiv join¬ ing the Aleph Zadik'Aleph are requested to get ill touch with Benjamin F. Levin¬ son, Chairman of the committee in charge of the work of organizing the FrankHn County Chapter. Hjs telephone nutnbcr is Main 5528, and his oflice is located in the Outlook Bldg., 44 E. Broad St. ..
Excelsior Club Bridge
Party Tomorrow Evening
A bridge party for men and women of the club will be held at the club rooms, Rich Street and Parsons Avenue, Sunday evening,. May 1st. Prizes have been pur¬ chased, for eacli table. A luncheon will follow the party. ,
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Student Loan Drive Will Take Place 'May 1st and 2nd
"Give a littlo^llclp a lot" is (he slogan to be used in the Student Loan Drive which will be conducted among the Jewish students of Ohio State Univer¬ sity, May 3, 4, 5. The quota of the drive, $1000, wiil be raised entirely by soli citations from students. The money will be loaned iu small amounts for' emergency needs of students,
Rosalia li. Newman, chair¬ man of the social welfare com¬ mittee of the Hillel Foundation, is leader of the drive. Ten cap¬ tains, each heading a team of seven, are working tp reach ev¬ ery ' Jewish student on the campus during the campaign.
Palestinian Exhibit With Maiiy Pleasant Attractions At Southern May 4
An evening so full of enjoyment arid yet so different, must appeal to all pur good Jew.ish friends; and we want you allto he with us as this is- the last affair the Columbus Chapter of Hadassah will sponsor this scaspii.
If you like dancing, a splendid orches¬ tra ivill create the kind of niusic that you will be unable to resist.
Perhaps a few rounds of Bridge after' looking Over our exhibit: might appeal to you; special tables will be there wait-; ing for you. ¦ ¦
. Then too, our Charming Juniors will entertain with Oriental dancii,ig in cos- iumc and this we know will be well worthwhile seeing. ¦     •
Booths of various kinds will offer any¬ thing and everything; a mysterious and beantifid ydiiiig maiden will reveal the past, present and future in a highly enter¬ taining and knowing manner, at a nominal fee. Goodies of all kinds served—all this for just a sniall admission.
Bring your husbands,. sweethearts and friends, as this is surely an evening you cannot aijford to miss. Help us make this an evening not to be forgotten in the his¬ tory of the Columbus. Chapter of Ha- <iassah,
Boy Scout Troop No. 23
To Reorganize
. Members of Scout Troop 23 are urged lo be present at the reorganization meet¬ ing to be held May -Ith, 7:30.y);-m, at the Schonthal Connnunity House. Scout Commissioner Leon Wilson and Mr. M. E, Clarke, who is to be leader of the troop, will also be present. Any new boys who are interested in scouting arc cordially invited to be present- Several junior leaders for the troop have been suggested tu, the Scout conunitteemen. The election,will take place at the meet¬ ing. Come with*renewed vigor and Ihc : resolution to make Troop 23 the best ever.
Cdniference of Jewish- Social Workers Will Be Ad¬ dressed By Gov. Hammill
NEW YORK.: — Goyernor John J. HatJimill of Iowa has accepted an invi¬ tation to aridi-ess the opening session of the National Conference of Jewish So¬ cial Service at Des Moines, Iowa, Sun¬ day night, May 8, atcorduig to an an¬ nouncement yesterday by Samuel A. Goldsmith at the national office of the Conference, 114 Fifth Avemie.
The Conference-will hold its sessions from May. 8 to U with individuals from 220'social service organizations from 98 cities in 38 states and 4. provinces in Canada in attendance.
Among the subjects to be discussed at the Conference will be: "Field of Sec¬ tarian Social Work," by Mrs. JoJin M. Glenn, American Assbciatibii,for Organs ization: of Family Social Work, New York. ¦
Ten niiiuite papers on "Experiences of Jewish.Conimunity Chests" will be pre¬ sented by' Dr. S. C. Kohs, Superintendent Eureka Benevolent Society, San Fran¬ cisco; Harry J. Sapper, Executive Di¬ rector, Oakland Jewish Federation, Oak- "^land, Cai.; Morris D. Waldman, Sec¬ retary Jewish Welfare Federation, De¬ troit; Paul Goldblalt, Executive Secre¬ tary ¦.Federation of Jewish Philanthropies, Harrisburg, Pa.-; and Samuel C. Blunien- thal, Executive Director, Jewish Federa¬ tion for Social Service, Dallas, Texas.
Rayniond Clapp, Director, Welfare Federation of. Cleveland, will read a paper on "What Have Been the Eflects of Jewish Social Agencies of. Member¬ ship ill Community Chests and Councils of Social Agencies?" He will di.scuss the subject as it affecti Jewish leaders psyA chologically and also its practical efjfecta oil the volume work of Jewish social agencies. His paper will be-followed by a discussion by I. Irving Lipsitch, Ex¬ ecutive Director, Federation of Jewish Welfare Organizatiqns, Los Angeles; pr, Boris D. Bogen, Secretary, Independent Order B'nai B'rith, Cincinnati.;" and Mor¬ ris D. Waldmaii, Secretary, Jewish Wel¬ fare Federation, Detroit. , Saniuel A, Goldsmith, Director, Bureau of Jewish S.ocial Research; New York City, and Secretary of the Conference, will read a paper on "Factual Material hi Child Care Surveys of the Bureau of Jewish Social Research."
. The Board of Trustees of the East Broad Street Temple, takes this nieans of cordially .inviting all students of Ohio State University, as well as the general public, to hear the first sermon of Rabbi Solomon Riylin on Friday evening. May (itli. at Km East Broad Street.'
"A Disciple of Aaron'' will be Dr. Rivlin's subject. ' It-will dear with the problemii of peace and reconstruction. It is hoped that every Chronicle reader will take advantage of this opportunity to hear, this brilliant pulpiteer discuss this vital question.     ¦
Being that the Rabbi .has been especial¬ ly interested in the College, yoiith, a large group of students froni the O. SiU. campus is expected", to attend . these services; ¦
The Ohio Jc\yish Chronicle has just been noliried that Dr. Riylhi is intttoring here and is due to.arrive Wednesday af^ teriiobn, May 4tli. prior to his depart¬ ure for Columbiis, several welfare.par¬ ties by various DesMoines organizations were arranged in his honor. Testimonials were presented to him as a token of his invaluable services to the Jewish Com¬ munity in particular and the city of Des Moines in general. Rabbi Rivliii was very useful-tb the B'nai' B.'rith, The Des. Moines Talmud Torah, the Zionist Dis-, trict, anct other civic arid cultural move¬ ments in that city. \
It is interesting, to note' that he has been elected by the.TifeVcth Israel Con¬ gregation for a period of three years- He was chbseh from a list of over 100 candidates representing 1,5 states of the Union: He is an honor graduate of the City 'College of. New York, the . New York University, and-the Jewish Theo¬ logical Seminary of Anierica. During 'his ministry in, Des, .Moines he taught Jewish History and Semitics at Drake University, where he \vas respected by his colleagues'on the faculty as well as by his students. ...
Don't forget the services at 1354 East Broad Street, Friday evening, May 6th, at 8 p. m. sharp.        | ,
It is the talk of the town. Everyone is eulogizing it. No one seems to be able to find the proper adjectives and phrases wherewith and whereby to describe IT.- The,IT wc are referring to'is the big j B'nai B'rith Show prescnlec^ to a ca¬ pacity house'last Sunday evening at the Hartman. Theatre. There were' present, over two thousand people. , T'liey all agreed that the CHnomcLE did not exag¬ gerate when.it predicted that this year's show would eclipse all previous efforts of Zion Lodge."
Rewarded Mxinificently
'I'lie great throng' which , turned;out was rewarded most' munificently.' They saw a'splendid aggregation of amateur perfdniners, many of whom could qualify ior the .professional stage.   Real genuine
President Walter Katz Expresses His Appreciation
President Walter Katz takes this means of thanking most heartily Dr.^amuel D. Edelnian, the, guiding spirit of this year's, B'nai B'rith lyiin^trel Show, as well as all tho^c who assisted liim. in making it the great suc¬ cess, that it undoubtedly was^ He also wishes to thank all the men who gave so faithfully .of' their time and their energy to put the production over sp won¬ derfully.
Special thanks arc due to the Hillel Players foi"' their brilliant presentation of "Herring" and . the University boys from the Zieta Beta Tau House for their fine participation in the min-. ;¦¦ strcl.
Last but nof least Mr. Katz desires to thank Mrs. H. .B. Miller for her' splendid ; work during rehearsals. It is heed¬ less to say that the co-operation of the patrpns and patronesses is also highly appreciated.
WOMEN WILL HOLD LAST   MEETING   OF
SEASON MAY 3RD
The last ineeting of the season of.the Council of, Je^vish Women will be held Tuesday, May, 3rd, 1:30 p. m., in the Vestry^ Room of the Bryden Road Tem¬ ple.
"A Woodland Scene" with members of tlic,Board taking part will by presented. Miss Zella Roberts, Harpist, will render a few selections, and Mrs. Celia Kahn Rosenthal will sing, "Trees" by Joyce Kilmer. Miss Adelaide Bornheim will dance Mcndlesohn's Spring Song,
The .Hospitality cominittee will serve refreshments and a very pleasant after¬ noon is planned for all those who attend.
junior Council Notes
Kfxl Sunday bcin' May the first, And of Junior Council's inectin's, last.
To Temple, at four o'clock, to come, All you members now is asked.
There'll be a Penny Cafayteeria,
With a good reducin' diet, Good eats for Copper Shekels,
Just get in line and try it.
The Bored members are goin' to tell us, The good they've done all year,
Bring your best goil friend to join us, Aild enjoy our two-bits worth of cheer.
junior Council is sponsoring a benefit bridge, to be given at the Neil House, Tuesday, May 3rd. Tickets are being sold by all hie Board members.   Get your
humor: w'as, ori tap throiigh'out the evening. From the opening chorus to the conclu¬ sion of the one act play "Herring," the audience w,as held spell bound.    Among the list of notables who helped put across, the minstrel part of  the, show ^re the following:, -Dr. Saniuel D. Edelman, the elegant, suave, cultured, and- refined Head ¦ Waiter; Dr. Louis M. Harris, the pon-  ¦ derous but cheerful, genial and obliging  . Chef;    Gabriel. Liebowitz, Isadore W. Garek, Justin J. Rosenthal, Don Shuster-  , man,    William    Kahn, ¦ Dr.    Louis    J., Roth.   Too much taffy cannot be given to the fine Work of these waiters.    They sang   and   danced   as   well   as   "wise¬ cracked" in such a manner as to almost convince their-auditors tbat they made their living on the stage,
A Consummate Star It certainly was a. treat to see Dr. Roth back on his old job again, for he is, a niost consummate star upon the horizon f local minstrel dom. " By his beautiful rendition of "Turkish Towel," he wort a splendid ovation. As usual Ben Neu¬ stadt, Louis Rosenthal, Harry (B." H.) Miller,Tssy (I, W.) Garek, Justin Rosen-; thai, Justin Sillman and ;Hymie Liever- man sang their respective sbnigs in a most irresistable as well as inimitable man¬ ure, Neustadt sang "Put Your Arms , Where They Belong" ; Louis Rosenthal, .| "Tonight You Belong To Me"; B. H. ' Miller, "Cherie I Love You"; I. W. Garek, "How I Love Lou"; Justin Rosenthal, "Aint She Sweet"; Sillman, "In a Little Spanish Town"; Hymie LievcrmaUi "Because ¦ I Love You";,Ga¬ briel Liebowitz, "Sunday"; William Kahn, "Sam The Old Accordian Man." ;
A Profound Impression' The last two made a profound impression by their first appearance on the B'nai H'ritli. stage and the officers of Zion Lixlge hope that next year they will re¬ peat their splendid contributions to the success of the Big Annual Show. ,'Don Shusterman, also a first lime performer, has been signed'up for next year's show because of bis big hit last Sunday night. His rendition of "Sadie Green" was ab¬ solutely and positively a revelation. The show this year was again under the di¬ rection of S. W. Reiily, veteran Local Minstrel Coach. He Wi?s given most loyal co-operation and support by Dr. S. D. Edelman, who was chairman of the arrangements conmiittee.   President Katz
tablt; now, and boost the Exchequer de-Lyag highly grat^ed at the efficient and partmcnt. -r-Mariou Steinberg.    ' (Cantimted on page 4)
RESERVE SUNDAY EVENING, MAY Sth, FOR THE ANNUAL MOTHERS' DAY CELEBRAliON OF THE B'NAI B'RITH