I iii 22nd. 1927. THE .A. JEW! H CHRONICLE.

In and Around the Town. alo11~. Here ther \a'"' nm< h fun

and frolic. for th ned) \\ •d are \ery p<>pul::tr in lot.:, I J \i-..~l ·i~'<'lt• .... an lit app ar d c. ... if all theJr fn nd had ri ... emhlc<l. <'' rthrlt>....... th ·n· , a: no crcrn din• .. and it "a .. one of

100, t. G orge treet.

Thursdav.

~O\lf'\ gOY<'rll·

·h m hy pro­Crimea ·md

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I · · niov · allegian ·e to the Pa e tmian ment ·who would try to wre k eff o~t to hrinrr r lief and -uccour to mil­lion of Jew~ in Ru sia. the an wer mu. t he an emphati -o !_ Then• are, fortunat I . main promrnent a1_1d incerP- Zioni t, who ·e sympathy "ill

always 1 <' v·:ith any ,cheme . to ameliorate th lot of th ir - uff rm!! brethren no matter under "·ho~ au.pice th chem may be. and ,~h do not "' in the Rus::oian Colomza· tion scheme a menace to the Pal s-tinian movement.

ZIO I T OPPO ITIO"\. Fortunately thert' are many in th

Zioni. t ranks. who recogni.e tlv~ nee · itv of .omethinrr heinp: done to re·

lie~' the deplorahl . tale of affair ... in Ru· ia imm diat k. and who see in the olonization scheme th mean ... Lo that nd. H r in out h A fried th Zioni~t organisation only "'" in it a machin to divert mon . R\\ a • from Pair tine. Thi· th v "ill not count nan('e al anv pric . To hem the blood and tear·s 'f their hrrthr n in n.u~~ia count for nothing. They ha\ decn' J that the Ru-..~ian .Je" i-.h

olonization chem . hall h ho'· colt d. This me~nL that the unfo.r­tunatc:,. in Ru _sia mu.t _tan · and di until Pal tin i..: rebuilt and readv for occupation. But J can . f' no r a. on whv the one ~·whenH' need aff e1 t the othn. Both mo' Pment~ ·an lie ~upport d. Th Pale-;tinian :--r·hf'me j..; a national one~ Lh oth<>r . el" out to ..,oh e a local µrohlern.

0 C :\JPETJTIO . Th rt> i no qu "t ion of com wli-

tion. The Ru· imt ,oloni1.ation Sch"m" ·an lit• up >0rt d h,· Zioni L

and 'ic r a. n fart 1 i . th r thin · th 'ill • rri\' dl n Zin.ni rn iJI benefit fron~ the , oloni zal1<_rn cht'm. \11~\\d~. lu·n· i. one .... cc·~ ion of ]t>" 1:' r<'quirinrr itr111H·diate n·l1cf. l\tlr ... tuH• callnol \Pl r 1•eh1· tlwm. It \\ill he a Ion..,. tinw I rfor it i ..... 1hlt> o aJi ... orh lar<rc numh r. of l~a"t ·rn :..uropc>an Jc\\..:. 111 th1 nwm1-t ime "hat i tn happen lo th mil­lio1t ... C't") in° out for .iid? uth \fri1·a11 Je,n, ma\ l relird on to an ... , f'r thi 1)rn· ... 1i1:11 and \P ... 1,. th. t hc•\ an• not l1·rt in tlw lur ·h. \nil

the ' ill -..till 1·11ntrihutc hand:-011wl · lo tlw atio11 I f• uud. 1 )wn• j ... no 111 < r ~it f, r that lo I e }11 hr<l. On <'<lll Ill' a Zinni"! , nd wt !.!iH' annlh< r . dwmt" n w· up port. ancl the lo al Zio ii::-t {1rgm1i ... alion ... }wul<l n•n}i ... c' l 1i.. Thi· Rt ... ia11 J,,, i~h vir tirn of tllf' ('\ tating ''"rid \\Hr. th1• f<ar· f ul pognllll". tlw uphe.1\, ) .... of tl1t rf'\ol11tio11 and the attendant ear'-' of rni ... P' irnd l11mg'r mu~t h~ ... :ntd. , nd thi~ i "h, t the Hu ... inn ,olo11i­z<1I ion cl1 Ill' .:pf ... nut tc a hi1'\C'.

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the mn-.t m c ..... .;f ul ·• parti \\hich it ha:- be n m; fortun pr .... ('nl. Bt'ing a cool '1•11in:r dancing: "a cnjoval>l . ancl th r · fre hmenl" a .iii. hi thron~houl th e\'eni1 ..,. 1<.:er hoth dainl ; and d '· lici01L. rnonrr the o-u :t· \\'!"'a numhPr of Guild offi<'ial". fo1 Tr. Berman ha-. b en a member . im 1• tlw inc ption of that or•rani ... ation an l i-.. at pr -..ent on t H' E •cuti\e.

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I A 1D AROU:\!D THE TOWN. (Continued from Page 407.)

A SUCCES FLL ARTI T.

":\1:ru. Prinz, better kno\ n HS Mi Irma Stern, i , a South African arti t who i ' meeting \\ith much _ucc s oversea . Th general public of Cape Town were fir t acquainted with her work when she executed the ucene for the "'Fairyland Fete '' at the City Hall, ~ome four years ago. AL that time her work was severely criticised. She had di~tinctlv Futuristic leaning , ,.,,-hich were not· generallv approv d. But h ha matured in her art and ha - d veloped a dL tinctive expr -sion which ha attracted Continental critics, who pay many tributes to her undoubted talent . :.\I is Stern is shortly exhibiting her art in Paris, and there i no doubt that her work will be a favourably received there as in Leip i and Berlin.

~USI TFORMED.

The Jc, ish Telegraphic Agency i u. ually o well inform d that I wa' urprised to read ju its lat~-t bulle­

tin, commenting on the pa. mg away of Mr . I aac Lewis, that the deceased gentleman tabli hed the J e:wi~h Orphanage in Johanne burg. This is, of cour e, quite inaccurate. and no doubt the .Agency ha become con· fuved \\ ith the fact that in hi~ life· time, )lr. Isaac Lewi~ contributed ~ener u~l v to the Cape J ewi h brphana; , and to pt rp tuate the m morv of hi wife th ·•Sarah Ann Le\-v i~ ,; ho pital al that Institution was erected through hi genero ity. I never saw it mentioned. in any of the r ferenc s made to bis death in Lhe outh African pres ·, that he had ever made anv contributions tu the Johanne burg ·orphanarre.

THE 0 G OF SONGS. l n addit ion to the ordinary l·eading,

on the v nth day of Pes.ach, it is cu t mary in many ynagocru c;;, for th book kno\ ·n bv the name of '" Song of ong ., to be rearl. In rnme ongregations this beautiful book i not read, wh.ch i a great pity. Its h auty lie not alone in that it consi ts of th greatest song of love e\er wrilten but that it also contains rnl uable le ' On with regard to the pre~en t day position of the Jew.

In Chapter L ver e 6, we read: ~. . . . . . T hev have made me the keeper of th vi~eyard ', hu t min own \ ineyard I have not kept ." The inA u nee of the J v,r ha been f lt in e'er phere of life : educational, political and economical, and vel we find }e\\ry w re the guardi.~ns of strange vineyard -. Our politirians are pol itician· of the countri of their hirth. The ame applies to every other pha~e of life. '' Our own vineyards we have not guarded. ' It is only now, with th e tabl ishment of the Hebre\ · UniYersitv at Jeru­~alem that v,'e are b comino- the " d' f ,..., guar ian. o our own vinevard " and thi' messagf" hould pe1:cola~e throughout Jewry with the burning de..::ire to again bear the torch of cfrilization~ and it should be kno\rn as the I ezci ·h torch of ciYiliz:.ltion.

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April 22nd .. 19:.7·

Anti-Semite' .Appeal.

SUPREME COl:RT UPHOLD:­E TE ·cE.

. . Trte· We- learn from the J Wbh ,. tic

!!Taphic Arrencv that the Han'"t '1 . c- o . 1 aftet

upreme Court at Hamburg 1ns ' J·

a hearin(Y laetincr seven hour"· 1

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b o Jl I'" held the sentence of four 111nr 11 impri onment pas ed last October

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Ex-Deputy Fritsch. the fe\"ent~·l\' ii year-old · anti- emitic agitator '-1!1.

member of the Bureau of the A11•111

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1·1 1 111~ Semitic International, for 1 iel. r Herr :\fax Warburg and Dr. :\1ek·11? ~ ff 11\• The Eentence now become~ e cc. _ 11 and Frit ch ''ill have to rro to pn=-

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to sene hif'i term. . b

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In his addres to the court. Fri.t:- .J contended that the article co111pln 1{1~i( I' of had been publi hed in the pu ; c1

. W b takJJI~ mtere=t . ar ur!! w<ts a man d ~ prominenl part in public lifr. d'~ 11

II ·r l ' . ar tfl,., ' t 1er \n1~ any u p1c1on reg< ke hi conduct it wa nece~ ary to / 11

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· Th l · re it known so that there should ne . . l enqmry. e court. 10'weve1 • tu~Ad to accept this plea.

Frit ch, who i the editor of ti~ Hammer, a virulent anti-Semitic ptt d lication appearing in Leipzig. ~ the head of a publi hina h u.d . . . . . b k a11 1~ umg anti- em1llc oo · '=' ·d'· pamphleL, including Henry Fo1

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•·International Jew;' which he tfl .. 1'

foted into G rman. alleo-ed t!1at :,rof Max Warh~rg, with the .connn'antlflt'f Dr. Melchior had durrng- and 8 Jti· the war acted in league v-:ith c1

brothers, Feli - and P~ul Warhll~~ · tizen ' of the United States. to

tray Germany to thf' Allies. 1\i,e< re ult of the 'e allegation~ . a nun. f d r10L

o attempt were ma e at ''11 ]'fl'· times on Herr Max Warburg'::· '1

Lihrl proeeeoing·s were immedii1l[1 taken bv Herr _fox Warburg and \ilelchior and the ca e w, s fir::-t i~ b in Decemher, 1924. Deputy Fr1l'"

1 a he wa~ then. wa sentenced ~~ three month ' imprLonment. th appealed again 't the "entencP· :~ appeal b ing heard the follO'd1

0~ month. The Appeal Court imp(1se

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him a fine of 1,000 Marks in P ~, of the term of imprisonment. basic~ its decision on the ground th·11 Per son ' like Ma · Warburg. wh0 '~ 11 .pla.yincr a~ .h! toric role must 1?~ ,ikt' 1ect t c:·1t c1::;m. HoweYP m1. t.ji Frit~ ch' Yiewu might be. the ,-c~t J"

'd h f · I - 111 sai , t ey were not nvo ou:-. . 11 •

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muc a l ad preached those Jo consi Lenth· for over fortv vear=-· 1 • • . 1rr11 riew of this fact and of his P tt!O

a ere the court held that a fine ' 0

b~ ~ uffi 'lent to meet the ca:"e· wi !ferr Ia Warhur~ and ~r_. 11ii·

ch10r counter-appealed a!!an1'"\I 111

decision of the court. and thr. 'rt burg upreme Court in Octohe~ !'j111·

tenced Frit ch to four month=- jii·t prirnnment. Fritsch appealed ,.g"'{ et It thi verdict which has no' ' upheld.

Palestinian Defences·

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DECREA E I:\ THE ESTJi\ l • 1111

D ·1 f h . te .. for {· eta1 s o t e estnna - . 1tJ:... 1

pcrial and Foreign Ser:,ices up8 rl} 1• 192:8 are continued 111 a 1bt mentarv paper i ued recentl~·. 11rl

. 6 5 760 ·1 l total estimate i £8. · · ··inciJ, decreac of £60L380. Thr 1 g~1oo 111j item is a savinrr of £1.0 •

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1\ • o . , Tit ·11 ~,iJ:1ddle Eastern ervice::-. f,-i tc1

um provided for 'Middle. 'i't1t1i11" 000 111r •I

Service$ i £3.680. d palc-=~'il £2,519.000 on lrak an £< ~ 1• l.

f · tw Defence (a decrease ... 0 ()(} 11 t t

again t 1926-27). £ :i.O . f11rC '-' . . d F nt1er ti Pale::tme Trans1or an ro · ~t

~6') 0 () ·t•'<11Jl (l!' (a de.:rea e f .f ,J. ' ({on 'fr!l t pr~viou y ar) and £62.00 . -cu~t' iJ

j ordan Administration (a _d (; )'c t ' 1 rev10 11 := £30.000 egainst t 1e P