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another who while at Yale took lie-1 Such ' a courageous attitude
brew in the Divinity School, and still bringing orthodoxy up to date, with-
traditions,
____— _ —_
another who went to a Protestant out sacrificing any worthy
and the escape with his wife from the count's
in American
Jew
Sunday school and at home would en- would create a new era
derstanding
between
the jewels. These estate and with the money which he
peasant
who
stole the
deavor, under the guidance of his par- Jewish life in our rural districts.
statements led to a heated discussion, had accumulated from presents, he
The future of Orthodox Judaism in
ents, to adjust his teaching to the
and when the company went into the emigrated to America. And now he
Jewish viewpoint, and there are other America—where is centered at preS-
for coffee one of the sells pickles from a pushcart in Or-
the entire world4.-
By CHARLES H. SHAPIRO,
striking examples too numerous to ent the hope Of
drawing-roo mested that the best way chard street. —Jewish Ledger.
of Bridgeport, Conn.*
on pillars of religious endeav-
rests
skeptics sugg
mention.
Was re -
or to be reared by youthful hands.
to find out whether the Jew
places our youth
yo h conic
I n my theme thus far I have laid God willin g , our sons and daughters
.
a prophet or only a charlatan
It is a singular coincidence that the I since in such
particular emphasis on our obligations will cary forward the standard of tra-
ally
in
closer
contact
with
their
...
t ay s
ities,
was to test him.
s eed of Judaism in the early
to the youth in our rural commun
ditional Judaism and revive our sa-
"Send for him, count," the doubter
our Republic first found fertile ground schoolmates and neighbors than in
for upon them will devolve the future
The usual high standard of thor-
the larger cities.
suggested, "and we will give him a
rural
community"
has
been
leadership
in
Jewish
movements
in (Ted heritage with all its strength and
°ugliness and convincing argument in the rural communities.
For
the
purpose
of
this
discussion
strengthening
traditional
J
udaism
in
piety,
with all its historic significance,
Rhode
For example, Newport,
trial."
attuned to moderns life and environ-
The count was willing and ordered permeated the general discussion that Island, and Charlestown. South Car- I the tern'
anent,
resulting in a rebirth of spirit-
used in a relative sense, not necessar- this country.
his butler to fetch the Jew. was offered at last Sunday's meeting
olina. are said to have been strong -
It behooves us therefore to formu- ual ardor, whirls will preserve the ker-
The party then discussed the best of the Philomathic Debating Cluh.
ilv a fanning or country district, ball
holds of Jewry in those days.
has had reference to a small lion. plans fearlessly and bring into ntl in its entirety, unblemished and
ing: the test. and finally Sonic of the speakers and their re-
At the dawn of American history, rather
way
of mak
as distinguished from a being a co-relationship and closer uni- unhurt, to nourish and give us spir-
adopted
the following method: A lit- spective subjects were Irving Isko-
when the Pilgrim pioneers first set- community
h
tv among orthodox institutions in itual endurance forever.
tie canary bird was to be taken front witz, "The New Labor Party;" Max tled in Massachusetts, they set about , metropolitan center.
New Itat . t, o _t i l _ e America.
its cage and placed in a small safe in Baron, "The Open Forum Move-
Foe illustration,
to build for themselves their homes, 1
Reuben
Kaltman.
The
New
secret anent;"
l.et us divide the United States into
their churches and their schoolhouses. ' I at of Yale l'iliversity—compared
the wall, which was closed by a
section or
panel, and Chaim was to be asked Germany:" Reuben Levine, "Ameri-
—
feel With New York, is a rural commun- districts, each em bracing a sectio
should 'e,e,
then': as.,
eo c hild ren 31'011111 l, '
it i, i nterest i ng to note few
had been done in the room• canizing
" a State, with periodical conferences of
canizing the Foreigner;" Louis Weiss,
The): felt
‘Varsaw—In a recent speech before
itv. net
l l-trained
wi
110W,
that
Deportation
Scandal."
Samuel
representing
all
orthodox
and -The
. whom liaven has a larger Jewish population delegates
the Polish Parliament the. Jewish
The bird was taken from its cage
I.. Miller, an honorary' member of the result in wise leaders, upon
Deputy, llastglass, produced numer-
the count d to shut it up in
dependent the future welfare of the - iii than Norway', Sweden, Denmark, institution: within that area.
attempte as he was inbout 0 club, also participated in the discus-
Each
city
or
tow
n
should
have
an
ous documents to prove that in re-
Portugal,
Spain
and
Greece
coin-
safe, but just
.
the
sa
close
Ise panel in the wall the bird soon. taking for his subject, "The h tion.
association or federation of congrega- gird to the Jews the same persecu-
And
as
these
schoolhouses
in
time
biped.
ent,"
with
wh
ea Movasm
Connecticut is one of the smallest
lion prevails that existed under the
Othicer formed is network of educational . in-
escaped and flew about the room. It Young Judtively
esociated .
stitutions to preserve literature, smile States in the Union,
but
recent eta-
lions, communal
Talmud 'Torahs,
institutes to and
was recaptured with difficulty. and a he is ac
Jewish
population
is other
organizations,
be
ent Wh o a ddres sed du
represented in the federation, and in that
Czar's
regime.
Proceeding,
he said
the
conditions
of the Jews
in
second attempt to place it in the alumni presamuel Stern berg and Os- and art, Si) to inspire the future lead- tistics show„ its Jew
re
'larger
than that
of Italy, almost Conferences.
as Poland had not improved: that while
closet failed in the same manner. chili were S
"
the
district
it
is
nee
"'
mer
udaism
in A our forces. to , large as that of the entire Dominion
Finally the bird was recaptured and car Skolnek. The critic of the even- "s of y J to
fewer complaints were being received
marshal
Each
synagogue
should
broadens
essay
placed in the safe. Then the count ing was Speaker Paul Goldstein.
Canada
or New
the Republic
France.
the six
England of States
its activities and take into considera- it was because the Jews realized that
In line with the Chanuka holiday, bring into closer relationship the net- I of In
it was useless to complain. He
work of synagogues, Talmud Torahs
g'
meeting.
Dec.
rang for Chaim. He entered, fearful
are but five reform temples— tom the welfare of the womenfolk
all next Sunday evenin s
1 the re
charged that Jews were being daily
and
communal
centers,
which
extend
and
trembling,
embarrassed
by and 21. will be devoted to Jewish topics.
the fine
ladies and
gentlemen
;
one
in
Massachusetts,
one
in
Rhode
and
children
of
the
members
front
a
cultural expelled from the villages, as in the
and
recreational
the Atla ntic to the Pacific.
could not keep his gaze from the The speakers and their subjects will from
days of Nicholas; that Jews were
Our beautiful, traditional Judaism Island and three in Connecticut, wills social,
be: Abe Shevitz, "Significance of Cha-
schochtim forced to keep their stores closed on
need not he lost or obscured, only 1 none ill NI ante, New Hampshire or standpoint.
moliclim,
Rabbonim,
in Chaim," said the count nuka;" Leo Kaltman. "The Aronstam.
Holidays brought home to the youth of our I vi,eiiii.lit.
.ground.
Ralp h
Revivals;"
rural communities in a new fortis.' There are no reform congregations and kindred organizations should be Sunday; that at public gatherings
it
"Now, Re
as
Yiddish and
m-
e o
ne, "I w ant to ar a "Awakening in Jewish Edncation;
ea k heavily
in a f riendly
It is essential that we make a deter- in sunli large cities in New England represented in the federation and in was
es ,sp ea
yon
are
ve
pr to
the forbidd
l'iddis h en
re that
to he
o
my
friends
What
is
it
that
we
Mary*
tiurovitch.
"The
Ethical
Cul-
t
Worcetser, Springfield, Waterbury, the district conferences.
Local federations should co-operate .sired.
ture Movement ;" Reuben Levine, inified effort to put our best foot tor- , 3 ,
Haiic tiest „. „ bi l e to d ay
true prophet.
It is reported from Copenhagen
hilanthropic
of Rabbis:" Louis Weiss, "De- ward. so to speak. so that Orthodoxy rid:thud or
have done here just now?"
"Need
, pract i ca ll y every city and town in all patriotic. civic and p better un- that Cardinal Josteni received a Jew-
ii
in
its
inspiring
home
and
synagogue
a
Reb Chaim began to sway and to " mand for Jewish Leaders;" Maurice
and of
promote
derstanding
Jew• in each nom- fish delegation in Jerusalem and
Leaf his breast, but no inspiration Meyers, "Efforts at Conversion of life may possess greater charm when niece ii. at least one synagogue and chnleavors
Glared to them that the Pope had sent
came to him and no sign was given Jew,." A noteworthy addition to the brought up to the present-day need frn quently a Talmud Torah.
Li me own city of Bridgeport it is nitinity.
Robbonim, mohelim, schochtim and a note to Poland demanding that all
Finally, in de- program will be an address by Capt. of the American youth.
by anyone present.
estimated that the communal prop-
Isidore Levin, a former speaker of erence, not 1 " necessarily
h to rev•
leach our yout
to emulate
the env used for synagogue, Talmud religious instructors should be (mall- anti-Jewish excesses should cease.
We ""d
,pair, he exclaimed:
The first 'time he succeeded. The the organization. Former Philomath-
garb. habits or mode of life of our , Torah and institute purposes is valued tied. according to souse approved
—_
is
members
attending
the
University
second time lie succeeded. But the
more than a quarter of a million standard, receive adequate salaries,
at
third time he was caught." of Michigan who are in the city for old-fashioned folk.
dollars and for the entire State of and services in unsuitable places and
lumen
New York—Runsors
Religions should be considered not
Of course, Reb Chaim was speak- their Christmas vacation are especial-
; Connecticut about one and one-half under irresponsible auspices curtailed
circulatedthat Menahem Mendel Us-
as a burden but a joy and a bless-
ing of himself, but the company in- ly invited to attend the meeting.
----
Mg, so one would not be prompted to i million
More efficient religious schools, sishkin has resigned from the Zionist
terpreted his exclamation as an orac-
Commendable efforts have been put
Seek
say, "I hope the Holy Days will soon t forth
in years gone by by the youth greater encouragement for Sabbath Administrative Commission and is
sitar answer to the count's question
..
n
n
sonic of our New England cons- observance, Friday night attendance about to leave l'alestine because of
be
and all applauded. The count made a
•
ight o n t tunities to acquire a knowlen ge o at services by women and young differences with Dr. Chaim Weitz-
little speech, in which he praised Reb
San itation. clean li vig, upright
—
folks, smaller Bibles for daily use, mann, are denied in a cablegram to
ng wholly consistent with
Chaim, and all gentlemen present
thinking
bei
Warsaw—Declaring that their par-
Orthodox Judaism, should be made Judaism. in mind one young man who more attractive prayer and reJigmus the Zionist Organization of America
Then the
c
gave him gold piees.
r to failure he had ents were forced to become converts apparent to our youth in their spir-
1 from the International Admimstra-
I have
today is one of the leaders of the text books would, I fell convinced,
learned how nea
to Christianity against their own will,
prove most potent factors in vitaliz- I lion which says that the rumors are
.
e
l e
hid n of former apostates have itual education and development.
stud
been.
his
State,
who
untrue.
in
Fearing that good fortune might petitioned the Rabbinate here to
We must brighten Orthodoxy in par
'Testament
with a Christian minister; ing present-day Orthodox Judaism.
1
not be with him the ne xt time, Rely I ceive them back into the Judaic faith. the smaller communities especially,
took the first opportunity to
Chaim took

THE PROBLEM OF THE JEW IN THE
RURAL COMMUNITIES.

PHILOMATIC DEBATING
CLUB

Polish Jews Afraid to Complain

•
Ussishkin Not To Leave Palestine

Apostates From Judaism
to Return to Former Faith