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Sunday Services.

BWISI-1 fiRONIGLE

READING ACCEPTS

According to congregational bulletins received from every sec-
POST OF VICEROY
tion of the country, it stands out as an interesting and significant
MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION
(Continued from Page One)
fact that on Christmas Day and New Year's Day, both of which
Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc.
happened to fall on Saturday, the,, temples and synagogs were mind and his quickness of perception
Joseph J. Cummins, President.
crowded with worshippers far beyond their wont. Moreover, the brought hint almost at a stride in the
front rank of great lawyers. As an
number of men in the congregations was far out of the usual pro- advocate
he was the very pink of
Entered •s second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoffice at Detroit,
portion. These facts are by no means surprising and are easily courtesy. He never stormed at a wit-
Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
explainable. The observance of the seventh day Sabbath has been ness, never bullied in cross-examina-
made practically impossible to the great majority of men because tion, and very rarely gave way to
General Offices and Publication Building
emotion.
of the stress of economic conditions. It is not because Judaism is
206 High Street West
He had not been ten years at the
less
virile
than
it
was
or
because
it
makes
less
of
an
appeal
than
it
bar when his name was a household
Cable
Address:
Telephones:
ever did to the men of our various communities, that the Sabbath word in England. Solicitors com-
Chronicle
Glendale 8326
services almost everywhere are conducted largely for the benefit of peted eagerly for his services. At the
LONDON OFFICE
height of his career at the bar he
women and children. Just because Judaism is virile, because its scorned delights and lived laborious
14 STRATFORD PLACE
LONDON, E. C. 2, ENGLAND
message is one that appeals to the thinking men, it is a mistake to days. He was earning a large income
hold that he does not come to religious services because his faith when he left the bar and entered
$3.00 Per Year
Subscription, in Advance
has lost its grip upon his soul. The truth is that he comes when politics.
While in this country Lord Reading
To insure publication, all correspondence and nev;s matter must reach this lie can.
received honorary degrees from To-
office b Tuesday evening of each week.
But in these days of busy competition, men must make a liveli- ronto University, Princeton Univer-
Editorial Contributes hood for their families and, as life is ordered today, the seventh day sity, and Harvard University.
RABBI LEO M. FRANKLIN
Vice-Regency Once Rejected.
of the week, the traditional Sabbath of the Jews, demands the atten-
It is characteristic of Lord Reading
The Jewish Chronicle invite. correspondence on subjects of interest to tion of the worker to his work. If he be business man or clerk or that when the vice regency was first
the Jewish people, but disclaims responsibility for on indorsement of the views bookkeeper or factory worker or stenographer or lawyer or physician, offered hint two weeks ago by Pre-
expressed by the writer..
he is expected—and rightly so—to be ready to serve those from ntice Lloyd George be declined the
honor. This gave rise to the re-
whom he makes his livelihood on the last day of the working week great
Shebat
19,
5681.
port that he did so out of fear of
January 28, 1921.
as upon every other.
anti-Semitic attacks. However, "10
It is for this reason, over and above all others, that the services )owning Street," as the Premier's offi-
residence is known, permitted the
in the synagog on the traditional Sabbath do not attract large num- cial
Mr. Chesterton Arrives.
news of the impending appointment
bers of men. But that they do come on a day when the whirring to leak. NVith the exception of the
That brilliant maker of phrases who for the sake of an epigram wheels of industry have been stopped, as on Christmas and New anti-Semitic London Morning Post
has never yet hesitated to make a joke of a tragedy—Mr. G. K. Year, indicates that the appeal of religion is by no means lost upon British press was enthusiastic and
with one accord expressed the hope
Chesterton—has recently arrived in America and is about to lecture them.
that Lord Reading would accept. Pub-
in many of the larger cities of the country. Mr. Chesterton's corn-
But, on the other hand, it will not do for the Jew in America to lic opinion, as expressed by "the man
ing has been hailed with loud acclaim in many quarters. Known accept complacently a condition win& effectually deprives a major- on the street," was equally enthusi-
for the brilliancy of his style, admired for his cleverness of thought ity of his men folk front attending religious services with some astic. Thereupon the Premier again
and his keen satire, it is but natural that his welcome should be degree of regularity. Ile must offer a substitute for the services offered Lord Reading this august ap-
pointment, and after being assured by
very hearty at the hands of his hosts of readers.
on the traditional Sabbath, or at least he most supplement them with his physician that the climate of In-
But there will be one group in America, and d'groap of no services at such times as all the members of the Jewish household dia would not affect his health, he
mean proportions either, who will not hail his coming as that of may, if they will, attend them, The Sunday services definitely and, accepted the honor and the heavy re-
a friend. One who has missed no occasion to misrepresent the we may add, adequately till this need. That the Sunday services sponsibilities of ruling "vice ref' over
empire of 70,000,000 human beings.
Jew even though like most Anti-Setnites; he says that some J-ws where they have been introduced, do attract the men as worshippers, an An
act which has endeared him to
are among his best friends, Mr. Chesterton comes at a time when not only our own experience—which has been exceedingly happy in the Jews was the issuance of an offi-
even
cial
statement
endorsing the Balfour
his Anti-Jewish prejudices can perhaps best be capitalized,
this matter—but as well that of many of our colleagues amply testi-
though any attempt, however subtle ,and however clever, to stir fies. It is only they who the not know the far-reaching influence of declaration in favor of Palestine as
the Jewish homeland. Last summer
up race hatreds will not succeed to any great extent in America.
the Sunday service who set themselves up as its critics. But the he conferred in London with Justice
It is, we believe, not merely a co-incidence that simultaneously success of the Sunday service is a sufficient answer to all carping Brandeis with regard to responsibility
for the development of Jewish Pales-
with the arrival of Mr. Chesterton upon these shores, has appeared criticism that may be directed against it.
tine. It was believed, for a time, that
his new book called "The New Jerusalem" in which with all his
But we stand for the Sunday service not merely as a measure of he would become a member of the
characteristic brilliancy,. with all his customary wit, and with his expediency. We believe that just because on that day, business World-Zionist Executive Committee.
well established antipathy to the Jew, he again pours out the. vials affairs are generally suspended and our net
3, like ourselves, This project fell through, but it was
of his wrath upon the Jew, repeating and accepting as truth every attend their various places of worship, we are uch more likely to at his earnest request that Sir Alfred
Mond and James de Rothschild ac-
vicious charge that has been made against hint, even though it may be in a worshipful mood on that day than at a
when the cepted posts on the Zionist Economic
have been a hundred times disproved.
business affairs of the world are going on around
full speed Council.
Comments of the British Press.
It is not at all unthinkable 'that Mr. Chesterton comes to this and when we ourselves, willingly or unwillingly, mi
at least to Following
are some of the opinions
country at this time as only an other agent of those organized some extent participate in them.
of leading London dailies on the ap-
forces banded together for the unholy purpose of exterminating
The argument that Sunday services are not in line with true pointment of Lord Reading as Vice-
the Jew or at the very least, of isolating him from contact with Jewish tradition is also very weak and (dash. Since when has it roy of India:
Daily Chreniclr—"The time has arrived
his fellows. Mr: Chesterton speaks of the advantage of getting rid come to pass among the Jews that God may not be worshiped at all when
the Government of India act will
of the "Jewish problem" but what he actually has in mind as any tittles? For our part, we believe that the more general introduc- h e put to a practical test ands ew councils
be set up which will seek to establish
unprejudiced reader of his book may see, is to get rid of the Jews. tion of the Sunday service in the Jewish synagog as supplementing will
their utility in the face of the nine
pro.
mising hostility of Mr. Candlq
his
We quote from his book:
the service of the traditional Sabbath, is bound to 'come and that it fanatical followers. Much may te l one
l
"I would leave as few Jews as possible in other establish- will be a tremendous element of strength in our religious life.
or left undone by a k l iceroy. By him the
right ahnosphvre may be created or dis.
ed nations and to these I would give a special position best
pelled.
"Lord Reading has shown not only
described as privilege; some sort of self-governing enclave with
qualities which as • lawyer have pro-
"Facts." —
special laws and exemption ; for instance, I would certainly
moted hint to the office of Lord Chief
Justice,
but diplomatic qualities by which
excuse them from conscription which I think a gross injustice
There is appearing 'in the City of Philadelphia a publication he made
a
so greatsoccess
of his miff.
in their case. (Of course the privileged exile would also lose called "Facts." According to the pronouncement of its editors and sin to America. Il ia record, his experi.
of politics, law and diplomacy will
the rights of a native). A Jew might be treated as respectfully publishers, the paper has no fraternal, political or religious affilia- ence
stand him in good stead and commend
we believe, to the people of India."
as a foreign ambassador, but a foreign ambassador is a foreigner. tions. Its first two issues, however, are devoted in their entirety him,
The Times—"We
the proposal
Finally, I would give the same privileged position to all to an attack upon Henry Ford and to a defense of the Jews, against to send Lord Reading support
to India, because
hold that among the numerotia dis.
Jews everywhere as an alternative policy to Zionism, if Zionism whom his paper has been directing for many months a campaign of we
tinguished men whose name. have been
mentionetI in connection with the Vice.
failed by the test I have named; the only true and only honor- villification.
royalty none is better qualified to control
able test ; if the Jews had not so much failed as peasants as
It should be stated, we believe, with as such definiteness as the India administration in a period of
succeeded as capitalists."
possible, that neither the Jewish community of Philadelphia nor great emergency than this latest selection."
Post Meets Rebuke.
All of which despite Mr. Chesterton's not unambiguous phrases any other Jewish community stands back of the publication, "Facts."
The London Morning Post, the no-
means nothing more nor less than this: that so far as possible, he Right-minded men and women among the Jews do not endorse the torious anti-Semitic daily, opposed the
would have the Jews driven into some obscure corner of the world sort of campaign that is being waged by "Facts." Its methods are appointment of Lord Reading on the
where their genius, their thrift, their sobriety, their loyalty, and the not their methods. We do not know whether the charges it makes ground that the appointment of a Jew
Viceroy of India would be an insult
character of their citizenship in general might not make them as against Mr. Ford are true or false, nor are we greatly interested in as
to and resented by a hundred million
they so often are, the successful competitors of their non-Jewish the matter.
Mussulmen. This statement elicited a
neighbors, or he would build around them ghetto walls or establish
Moreover, we do not believe in meeting villification with villifica- prompt and trenchant rebuke from
Khan, a member of the Council
Pales of Settlement in America, in England, in France, such as lion, nor in calling our detractors bad names. The only adequate Aptah
of India, who wrote to the Post that
made Russia of the Czaristic regime, the hell that it was for its answer to charges made by our enemies is the disproving of the the Ilindoos are concerned only about
millions of Jews.
charges themselves. At any rate, it should be known that "Facts" the character and policies of their
But Mr. Chesterton and his ilk must know that despite the has no authority to speak for anyone but itself. It is not a publica- rulers and not about his religion. This
rebuke compelled the Post to state it
pandcrings to the baser passions of the people, the organized forces tion which is sanctioned by any considerable number of Jews.
was aware that the educated Ilindoos
of Anti-Semitism will not succeed in bringing to these shores the
would not oppose the appointment of
Lord Reading because of his religion,
spirit of the old Russia.
but that the masses would he offended.
Mr. Chesterton, despite his literary ability which none would
The Post adds that India seems to
question, is not above the plane of thinking of the meanest and the
have fallen into Jewish hands, the
most vicious of the Anti-Semites. Their arguments are his; their
Secretary of State for that country be-
ing another Jew, Sir Edward Mon-
fabrications are his; their hopes are his; their desires are his. What
tague.
THE AMERICAN PROTEST
sticks in his crop as in theirs, is the success of the Jew. Were the IS ACCLAIMED FOR
Jew a miserable failure in the world's affairs, were he a beggar and
AGAINST ANTI-SEMITISM CHOSEN PEOPLE OFTEN
HIS ETCHINGS
a pariah, neither he nor they would lift hand or voice against the
CHOSEN, SAYS BRISBANE.
(Continued from Page One)
NEW YORK—Writing in his daily
Jew. It is the success of the Jew that stings the Anti-Semite.
NEW YORK—In its issue of yes-
editorial
in the New York American,
And so a little more baldly and a little more cruelly than some Through all the years, when he was terday, the New York "Evening Mail"
Arthur Brisbane said:
published
the
following
editorial:
have put it, Mr. Chesterton speaks out his mind as bearing upon rising to fame as an etcher, bleyero-
"Lord
Reading,
a Jew, for some
things are more repugnant to
what he hopes for the Jew. More cruel words than these have per- witz was at work upon a color pro- the "Few
American spirit than attempts to time Lord Chancellor of England, is
cess which would enable him to give
to
be
Viceroy
of
India.
The place is
haps never been written:
added beauty to his work. This sum- stir tip racial or religious strife here.
to him because there is discon-
"A Jewish state will not be a success when the Jews in mer, in a wind and wave-swept, lan- Yet those attempts are constantly be- given
tent and trouble in India and they
it are Successful or even when the Jews in it are statesmen. tern-windowed cottage, on the Mas- ing made by mean-spirited persons in want someone that can manage.
sachusetts coast. he completed the the hope that they will have an effect
"In a corner of Asia, off to the west,
will be a success when the Jews in it are scavengers, Irhen the group
of color etchings. To effect on the unenlightened.

Jews in it are sweeps, when they are docker's and ditchers
porters and hodmen.

and

When the Zionist can point proudly to a Jewish navvy who
has not risen in the world, an udergardener who is not now
taking his ease as an upper gardener, a yokel who is still a
yokel, ur even a village idiot at least sufficiently idiotic to
remain in Jtis village, then indeed the world will come to blow
the trumpets and lift up the heads of the everlasting gates; for
God will have turned the captivity of Zion."
AU of which goes to indicate that Mr. Chesterton, as we have
known all along, is but onc of the band of Jew haters who will not
learn the lessons of history. • He is smeared with the sante stick as
those others who are vindictively maligning the Jew today. It is
fair to ask whether he is not eating out of the same flesh pots.

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The Closed Shop.

The Pastors' Union of, Detroit ii, we understand, definitely organ-
ized upon an evangelical basis. its membership consisting of those
who are preachers in the various evangelical Christian churches.
Being avowedly what it is, no one can justly blame the organiza-
tion, its officers or members, for closing the doors of the Society
against those who do not share their theological views and dogmas.
But the action reported to have been taken recently by the Pas-
tors' Union is none the less a,bit surprising, seeing that we are living
in America and in ttte,twentleth century. Report has it, that some
time ago, the Ministers of local eniversaliSt and Unitarian
churches, both gentlemen of ripe scholarship, of unimpeachable
character and of exemplary citizenship, were. without solicitatiOn on
their own part, inscribed among the list of members of the organ-
ization, their names having been published in a printed list.
But the scandal of including in n union of pastors these two men
not so Orthodox as some others in their religious views, so shocked
some of the good evangelicals that by a majorif ; vote of the mem-
bers of the Pastors' Union, the names of these two men were sum-
marily dropped !rota the roster of membership WI expunged from
the records of the Society.
Never having been a member of the Pastors' Union, and never
having entertained the slightest desire to be one, we are in no wise
affected by this action of our colleagues in the local ministry. But
We cannot help remarking, under the circumstances, that there ought
to be as much to be said in favor of the "open shop" in religion as
there is to be said in its behalf in industry.

these productions, Meyerowitz had to
be at once a painter, an etcher, a
draughtsman and printer in order to
work and control the delicate and
exclusive color schemes.
A majority of the etchings find
their locale in the neighborhood of
Gloucester. Fishermen, with the
sheen of - early dawn' on "slickered"
figures, dragging nets, gray blue
water, moving and scintillating, is one
of the most beautiful of the marine
group. There is an old, weather-
beaten fisherman in his dory, at sun-
rise, surrounded by a flock of white
gulls—looking alt though he had been
fishing there since time began--and
the sails and masts of Gloucester
Harbor at sunset are aglow with.gold
of the evening sun.
The color group _includes a few of
the Jewish' types for which Mr. !ley-
ernwitz is, famous—a portrait of his
father, a strong scholarly head a group
of immigrant-philosophers, deep in
argument, a gathering of Tale:mists.
Through all the etcher's qualitia of
composition, line and character, *ere
shines a steady flame of emotici—a
dreamer quality, that is Meyerodritz's
great heritage from the generation
of his people who dreamed and •suf-
fered in_Ressia and other lands of
Israel's bondage. But can one' de-
scribe a beautiful poem? Na sore
can the printed word portray' the
beauty of these new contributions of
a Jewish artist to .American art.
A representative group of black and
white etchings are also included in
the Meyerowitz exhibition. Tbese
include many of the marine views that
are found in the color group. 'The
etchings have been on exhibition all
lay month, and are leading features
of the exhibition of American art at
the Mitch Galleries.

"The Jews in America have estab-
lished for themselves a splendid rec-
ord in industry, public life and the
arts. Like other persecuted peoples.
...ley found a refuge here, a land of
opportunity, and they availed them-
selves of it with full credit to their
great traditions. They have added to
America's wealth both materially and
spiritually in as distinguished a man-
ner as any of the other races that
have contributed to our civilization.
"It is a monstrous iniquity that a
defense for such a people should have
been found desirable. It certainly was
hardly necessary, and it probably
would have been deemed indelicate if
the Jews themselves had not taken
notice of the malignant slanders that
came from czaristic Russia by way of
Dearborn. However, when they did
so, it became imperative on the best
elements in this land to show where
their sympathies lay.
"That has now formally been done
in the protest against anti-Semitism
signed by the President of the United
States, by men distinguished in every
profession and by leading ecclesiastics
of the Christian churches. No more
representative group could have
signed it, representative of the very
best this country has achieved and
hopes to achieve. It should have at
once the effect of sweeping away any'
prejudices carried here from the worst
factions in Europe, if indeed it is pos-
sible that a campaign founded on
forgery and malice can have created
prejudices even among the most ig-
norant of our people."

By Solomon Halevi Alkabetz.

Tr...Wed by Dr. Solomon Solis Cohen.

Come, my beloved, with chorusing praise,
Welcome the Sabbath Bride, Queen of the days.

Sabbath, to welcome thee, joyous we haste;
Fountain of blessing from ever thou wait,
First in God's planning, though fashioned the last—
Crown of His handiwork, chiefest of days.

City of holiness, filled are the years;
Up from thine overthrow! Fourth from they fears!
Long hast thou dwelt in the valley of tears,
Now shall God's tenderness shepherd thy ways.

Wake and bestir thee, for come is thy light!
Up! With thy shining the world shall be bright.
Sing! For thy Lord is revealed in His might—

Thine is the splendour His glory displays!

—From Chief itobtd

One prominent Jew has been offered
an important post in the new govern-
ment but has not accepted the offer

"Look of .5.5 Intl Thought'," ,luxe bubush,

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II Joseph)

John Spargo, the Socialist, has written a book to combat the
present anti-Semitic propaganda in this country. It will be issued by
Harper & Bros. Spargo is not a Jew. He is recognized as one of the
ablest thinkers along economic lines in the country. The big men
of the country must think a lot of Spargo, when 115 of them, headed
by President Wilson, signed at his (Spargo's) request a statement
deprecating the attempt to stir up hatred against the Jew in this
country on the part of a group of irresponsible and uncrupulous men.

A Baptist minister at Patchogue, N. Y., invited the Rabbi of the
local congregation to take part in the ceremonies attendant upon the
burning of the mortgage on the church. He also asked that the Rabbi
bring with him two of his pupils of the Hebrew school to read a por-
tion of the Bible in Hebrew, so as to stimulate a desire on the part
of the Christian girls and boys to study the Hebrew. Strange that
some advanced Jews feel "self-conscious" when they hear Hebrew
read before a mixed audience of Jews and Christians.

Did you ever stop to think that a great many of our troubles
come from being sensitively self-conscious; that we Jews—not all, of
course, but many—shrink at public manifestations of Jewish ceremo-
nialism, that seem to emphasize their separatism and "peculiarities"?
This feeling is probably due to the fact that for centuries the Jew
has been forced, as a matter of policy, to escape the attention of his
oppressors to make himself as inconspicuous as possible; and today
many feel uncomfortable in participating in what tends to conspicu-
ousness.

C.

I am glad to be set right on the subject of the "Jerusalem arti-
choke," because it has long been a source of worry with me. Ac-

cording to H. McDonald Spencer, the "Jerusalem artichoke" is
neither Jerusalem nor artichoke. An artichoke, according to this
authority, is "a thistle with a university education," while the Jeru-

salem artichoke is a "tuber." Despite the fact that its habitat,
Jerusalemly speaking, is mythical, yet certain religious Christians
regard the eating of Jerusalem artichokes almost as a sacred func-
tion because of its alleged Holy Land origin, On such do religious
myths thrive.

O

"The Dictatorship of the Sabbatariat"—I like that phrase. It is
so pat in its description of the forces underlying the revival of the
Blue Sunday. I wonder if the Sabbitarian pooh-bahs recall the war
literature dealing with the subjects of the "Failure of the Churches,"
the "Break-down of Christianity as Interpreted by the Churches," or

such articles that appeared in the "Atlantic Monthly," "Peter Stands
Warming Himself by the Fire"? Do they recall how stingingly
censured they were by enlightened public opinion because they gave
to empty hearts dogma instead of religion? Or have they forgotten
those lessons?
CI)

The attempt to revive the Ku-Klux-Klan and to invade the
North is one of the most sinister notes struck in the world of unrest.
In the words of the "Imperial Wizard," Colonel Simmons, "only
native-born Americans, who believe in the tenets of the Christian
religion and owe no allegiance to any foreign country, political insti-

tution, sect or persons," are eligible. The Ku-Klux, according to its
own platform, is not merely anti-Negro but anti-Catholic and anti-
Jew. This country has no place for such an organization and cer-
tain Northern authorities have very firmly advised them of that fact.

If I were in charge of the Hoover drive for the starving children
of Europe I think I would appeal to the public along these lines (a
suggestion I found in an article in the "Literary Digest"): "Nobody
likes to eat near the windows of restaurants in any Polish cities this
winter. The eyes of half-starved children, with their white, pinched
faces against the window panes, destroy the appetites of even the
most hardened globe-trotters." That should bring home the crying
need.

Was or was he not the grandson of a Jewish mother? That is the
interesting question that has been raised since the death of Von
Bethmann-Holweg, the War Chancellor of Germany. One anti-
Semitic paper insists that such a claim has been proved false in Ger-
many. Jewish writers and some Jewish newspapers insist that he
was of Jewish ancestry; but everybody seems agreed that he never
did very much for the Jews, and one Jewish writer attributes the
present Jewish misery of Europe to Bethmann-Holweg's policy. So
pots can decide for yourself. lie may have been one of those Jews
who, in order to emphasize their separateness from all things and
persons Jewish, are worse than the worst anti-Semite in making
conditions uncomfortable and unsafe for their own people.

on a trade route followed by the
caravans, there was a little city called
Jerusalem and a little nation called
Judea. Both were considered so un-
important that they are mentioned
scarcely, if at all, on the monuments
of great Egypt next door.
"One man that little city of the
caravan route, Disraeli, first made
himself Prime Minister of England
and then made an English woman, or
rather a German-English woman
Queen Victoria, Empress of India.
"Now Reading, another tnan from
the little city of caravans, will go to
rule India. No wonder the Jewish
people consider themselves quite sol-
emnly 'the chosen people.' They are
chosen quite often when anything im-
portant is to he done."

If what Kuno Francke, of Cambridge, Mass., says about the new
liberal German monthly that is being issued in Leipzig is true, they
every liberal ought to be glad to support it. Its title is "Vivos Voce"
and its purpose is to work for international conciliation and domestic
reconstruction "upon the basis of liberal thought." It will fight
class hatred; it will fight for religious regeneration. Prof. Richard
Woltereck, of Leipzig University, is the editor. If this paper means
to help in eliminating class and race hatred as expressed against
the Jews of Germany, it will be rendering a genuinely constructive

service. Prof. Francke calls upon this country to support it.

O

I wonder why, in face of the present high cost of paper and

printing, publishers lend themselves to every half-baked writer who
thinks he has an idea. John Pollock has written
book, published
by E. R. Dutton & Co., entitled "The Bolshevik Adventure." Mr.
Pollock believes that the Bolshevik revolution is a German con-
spiracy, engineered by Jews, and that Kerensky and Lenine were in
collusion to control the Russian situation, And such stuff is handed
to a public which is an insult to their intelligence.

a

WARSAW—General Zeltootiski is-
sued posters in Vilna and its vicinity
calling upon Jews to join Isis army
to protect "his country" against the
"enemy," Lithuania.
The posters are printed in viddish.

In this connection it is interesting to note that Rabbi Joseph
Silverman has been made Rabbi Emeritus of Temple Emanu-El ,
New York, with a yearly pension for life of $12,000. We recall the
time when the payment of such a sum to any clergyman of any de-
nomination would have been sufficient for the press of the country
to make of the fact a feature news item. Thus do we progress.

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days. Since his arrival he has made
an effort to interest some Ukrainian
WARSAW—Thefts of American Jews in the formation of a new gov-
money remittances to relatives in ernment which Skoropodski is at pres-
Poland have been discovered in the ent trying to establish in Ukrainia.

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tors were clerks of the Polish post-
offices.

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