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MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION
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Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc.
Joseph J. Cummins, President

Reared u second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoffice at Detroit,
MICh., under the Act of March 3, 1879.

General Offices and Publication Building
850 High Street West

a much-needed dormitory at the Hebrew Union College and the

various communities are now called upon to complete the gath-
digesting
ering of these funds not later than the Feast of Conclusion
which takes place on October 15th.
this
"ell's ~ I1ec[t's
Reports of officers of the National Federation of Temple
Sisterhoods under whose auspices this money is being raised
indicate that the full amount will have been subscribed and in Its
Thizzasisz=fa=zozmorammli. 9
largest part collected by the date set. This is no mean achieve- a By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ
ment of the part of the Jewish women of America and they de-
The primary elections held on Tues-
ranuarorgormoun
serve the highest commendation for the spirit that has goaded day
last again evinced a weakness
them on to this fine undertaking. Of course there are many among our people to allow ourselves
JERUSALEM
women here and elsewhere who have not yet subscribed their to be appealed to to cast our ballots as (From the Hebrew
of Jehuda Ilalevi)
quota to this fine cause. It is to be hoped that no woman affilia- Jews. It is so at every election, and
By Alice Lucas.
the day of political judg- Jerusalem, thou weepest storm beset,
ted with the congregations interested in the Hebrew Union Col- following
ment, reformers in our ranks will re-
lege will fail to do her duty in this matter. The sums asked buke and reprove us for this fault. So Thy children weep—thy memory
dwells with them.
from individuals are not large. We especially address our ap- that it is now high time we began to May my
right hand her cunning all
peal to the women of Detroit. Our community has set a stan- realize that when we go to the poles,
forget,
unquestionable duty is to vote as
If I forget thee, 0 Jersualem!
dard for other communities in many phases of spiritual and our
Americans and not as Jews. In Po-
philanthropic activity. Let us not fall below that standard in land and other countries, the situation
exile from my father's house am I,
this instance. Let those who have not yet subscribed do so at is somewhat different. Conditions de- An Forced
for my sins to dwell in
once. Mrs. I. Goldberg is Chairman of the Detroit committee mand that Jews be granted minority
Kedar's tents,
But even in Poland, Jews
in charge of the collection of funds and she will be happy to rights.
My
brethren
stole my birthright
have no right to demand the forma-
treach'rously,
receive contributions from those who have not yet answered tion of a state within a state. The
And,
wasted
in her woe, my soul
formation of a Jewish state within a
the appeal that has been sent to them.
laments!

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the
diilrol's U:orticr

countries of Europe—had their 21 ,
tention directed to the displays
Hebraic sympathy of which Engliiiii
Telephonist
was at the time the scene. One of
Chronicle
the rabbis of the town—Menasseli
Glendale 8326
LONDON OFFICE
ben Israel—had long sought to s...
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cure for his brethren permission 1,
LONDON, W. 1, ENGLAND
resettle in this country partly b..-
cause he, too, was fired by the idea
$3.00 Per Year
of hastening the advent of the Mc,
Robscrintion. in Advance
sigh, which, according to tradition
To insure publication, all correspondence and newt matter must reach
could only follow the dispersion 0
this office by Tuesday evening of each week.
the Jews to all the countries of I): .
earth.
Editorial Contributor
.........
LOW LEO M. FRANKLIN.... .......
The elevation of Cromwell to th.
Protectorship gave Menasseh a gol.
The Jewish Chronicle invites correspondence on subjects of interest to
den opportunity which he did not al-
Polish state will only make matters
Vie Jewish people, but disclaims responsibility for an indorsement of the
low to escape him. A passport was
worse for our people. It will not solve
view expressed by the writers.
readily procured for him and hi.
the Jewish problem in a land where Rest in the lord, whose mercy in-
friends, and in October, 1655, M.
Report has it that Cantor Josef Rosenblatt whose magnifi- our people is persecuted. The salva- Will finite
nasseh ben Israel arrived in Lomb',
Elul
22,
5682
yet
endure,
till
Israel's
day
for the Jews as a whole lies in
September 15, 1922
cent voice has inspired many thousands of people, has just de- tion
On gaining an audience of Cromwel'
dawns clear,
Palestine and not in Poland or any-
clined an offer made to him to sing in grand opera for a fee where else. The Jewish homeland is What time salvation comes from he presented a petition begging the
repeal of all the existing laws again,!
Zion's height,
of three thousand dollars for each performance. Some time to be built in Palestine, but outside
And thou art freed from exile's the Jews. The rabbi's visit attract, .
Palestine we are the citizens of the re-
much attention, and the Protector's
dungeon drear.
There are some men with whom service becomes a passion. ago, Mr. Rosenblatt was invited by the Chicago Grand Opera spective countries of our residence,
decision was awaited on all sides
It is true they are comparatively few. But just because of this Company to sing in "La Juive" for one thousand dollars for working, it is true, for the ultimate
with anxiety. But in spite of the op-
each
performance.
He
declined
the
offer
because
he
does
not
Lord,
be
not
wroth,
nor
yet
for
ever
solving
of
the
Jewish
problem
by
help-
fact, they stand out as overtowering figures in the community feel it consistent with his calling as a cantor in the synagogue ing rebuild our ancient homeland, but
position which the new temper of the
chicle;
life. Such a rare man, Detroit has furnished in these last years
Leave not the remnant of thy flock times raised up against the old anti-
never forgetting the Jewish command
Semitic prejudice, they were far from
to the Jews of the world. Always appreciative of the fact that to appear upon the stage merely as an actor.
forlorn!
to be good and loyal citizens of the
Undoubtedly the operatic stage loses a remarkable person- countries
in which we have made our Speak comfort to thy people sorely being extinct. There were many men
opportunity spells obligation, David A. Brown many years ago
ality
through
the
declination
of
Mr.
Rosenblatt
to
enter
grand
whose elevation to their own form of
tried:
homes and to which we swore alleg-
consecrated himself in the measure of his powers to the service
opera. But we believe that great as is the loss to the stage, the iance. Thus, in the United States Though weeping lodge the night, religious belief had degenerated into
of his brothers in need.
little more than a burning hatred for
joy comes at morn!
particularly, Jews must learn to vote
At first, he undertook the direction of a number of relief spirit of the synagogue is correspondingly enriched by his at- as Americans. True, when a candi-
all who doubted its authority, and
they loudly and blindly declared that
par-
drives, Jewish and non-sectarian, in our own city. Later he was titude of unselfish idealism. We wish we had more men ready date f office shows hatred f
A Queer Legend.
to
sacrifice
themselves
as
he
has
done
in
an
ideal
cause.
He
has
ticular
race
or
group,
he
is
to
be
op-
The Jews of Eastern Palestine and Cromwell's assent to Menasseh's re-
chosen because of his rare ability and his limitless energy and
osed for whatever office he nifty seek, Asia Minor have an odd tradition quest would bring in its train the ruin
put
Jewry
in
his
debt
by
his
decision.
p
en us loom to direct the t New York drive for funds for
b ut here again on the ground of Am- which has survived from ancient of the Christian religion in England.
the sufferers from the war. Such a revelation were his methods
ericanism. A man who entertains a times, and tells of a remote period in The merchants, fearing increased
prejudice against a particular people their history when every fully de- competition, asserted that the ores
to the Jews of New York City, that it was not surprising that he
or sect shows himself a poor Ameri- veloped Israelite was equipped with ence of the Jews would reduce them
was called upon as the one man in all America to take charge
can at heart. But too often the can- three perfect eyes.
and the whole country to poverty.
of the collection last year of the seventeen million dollars that
didacies of such men serve as excuses
A full discussion of the question
The two main optics were situated
were regarded as a minimum need for the relief of the distress-
for the raising of false issues in which in the front part of the head, just as was demanded and towards the mid-
the Jew is appealed to for his vote as eyes are today, but the third was lo- dle of December, 1655, Cromwell
ed among our European brothers.
a Jew. This practice must stop.
How with his keen insight, with his limitless courage, Mr.
cated in the back part of the head, summoned to Whitehall all who in
just above the nape of the neck in his judgment were most interested
Brown undertook this stupendous task and carried it to a suc-
in the 'Matter, and invited them to
the edge of the hair.
Flapperism.
cessful issue, is a matter of history. By this achievement, Mr.
This wonderful third eye in man debate it fully in his presence. A
Brown deservedly became recognized as the original genius of
To speak of the age of flapperism was not destroyed, but was closed by meeting was convened which lasted
and its problems is not within the lim- divine injunction on the day when for four days, and arguments chiefly
America.
its of an Anglo-Jewish paper, but to
Now, however, his national fame has became international, Are There Not Enough '"Joiners?"—"Semicha" From the offer
Moses Was given the Tables of Stone remarkable for their long-windedness
reprimands to our Jewish girls on Sinai.
Pope—A
Sad
Sequel—The
Old
Trouble.
were advanced on either side. But
and he has yielded to the importunities of our brethren in Great
for casting reflections on the Jewish
God's command on the day that at the end of the fourth day the
Britain to direct their drive for the relief of their suffering
name—even if that is involuntarily
speakers had arrived at no decision,
By GERSHON AGRONSKY
done—is a duty. About three years the Tables were renewed was to the and Cromwell dismissed them in dis-
brothers. We wonder how many there are who sense the tre-
effect that no man should be seen in
ago,
one
of
our
leading
Rabbis
offer-
gust. He had, however, finally set-
mendous sacrifice that the acceptance of this task of leader-
(Copyright, 1922, by Jewish Correspondence Bureau.)
ed criticism of the Jewish young men the vicinity of the holy mount.
The believers in the third-eye tra- tled the question in his own mind,
ship imposes upon our fellow citizen. Mr. Brown is a man of
and women for their loud-mouthed-
by his own authority the execu-
large affairs. His business interests are varied and of a char- Jewish New York is to have a glad to know that the rabbis have ness and their actions on the street dition say that Moses supplemented and
Join Week beginning Sept. received "semicha," among others, that came in time to be interpreted as God's command by ordering the faith- tion of the chief laws against the re-
acter to require careful supervision. But when the call for unique
ful who were encamped in the valley settlement of the Jews in this coun-
14. Jewish youths will be asked to from the pontiff.
"Jewish."
Ile
rebuked
the
Jewish
girls
service comes to Dave Brown—as his friends love to call him— enroll in classes and clubs devoted to
Does not this story remind you of for using rouge and powder to excess to turn their heads from the moun- try was relaxed and no further ob-
nothing affecting his personal interests is permitted to stand in Jewish education. These classes and the tale of the very pious old Jewish and gave a general scathing denounce- tain. This they did, but took good stacle placed in the way of their re-
turn. In 1657 there were sufficient
the way of his answering that call. We have had many an oc- clubs will be conducted in different woman who startled her family, sur- ment of our own people for not learn- care to uncover the eye that was situ- Jews
in London to induce them to se-
within easy reach of rounding her bedside, by expressing ing better ways and discarding the ated in the back of the head.
casion of late to express in this column our respect and affec- neighborhoods
cure
a cemetery, and three years
Moses, noticing this show of du-
who can be persuaded to join. a wish to receive communion of the traits of the Ghetto that stamp the
tion for Mr. Brown. We believe, however, that no task which all
The idea is admirable. These classes, priest "because, who knows, that that Jew as a slave in body and mind. The plicity on the part of his followers, later they had come so much into the
he has yet assumed has put world Jewry under a greater ob- one hopes, will not replace existing will be of nom• help in the other Rabbi was criticised at the time for asked God to close the third, or rear, open that a petition was presented to
ligation to him than this latest duty which he has willingly tak- activities of the kind the Young Ju- world?"
being so outspoken. But he spoke the eye, and since that day the Israelites, the king and I'arliament against their
the League of Jewish Youth
• truth, and the truth hurts. We are in common with the remainder of hu- "audacity to worship God in their
en upon himself. It is a fine comment upon the spirit of the daea,
That Winthrop, Mass., incident forced to admit that what he spoke manity, have been forced to depend own way." To Menasseh ben Israel
and others are carrying on. It should
American Jew that the synagogue and particularly the Reform be possible to arrange in the neigh- was closed rather suddenly, not too
the chief glory belongs for having
then was the truth and our hope is on two eyes only.
synagogue should have produced a man of the character and borhoods where these clubs are lo- scion, perhaps, considering the dra- ' that
Of course, the legend of a third broken down the barriers to the en-
an immediate remedy will be ap-
calibre of David A. Brown. We are very proud of him. And cated to have them made the cem matic personnel, but it all ended plied that will make our coming gen- eye is more or less universal. Mrs. try of our people into a land that
this pride we feel sure will be shared by all to whom the physi- ters of intensified Jewish education. stormily enough to please all the eration the fine men and women that F. A. Steel wrote a short story con- ever since has proved a safe and just
desire to "join" something or managers of all the exclusive hotels the Jewish people wants to boast of. cerning this belief in Indian tradi- refuge and has lateyl continued the
cal and moral salvation of our afflicted brethren is a matter of The
other being as strong as it is, in the and clubs of all Winthrops. It ended A cure must he found immediately, tions, while mystics over that the tradition of Cromwell by offering to
vital concern.
juvenile as well as the adult, there in a row—a plain, unmitigated TOW, lest we face a condition that caused pineal cone (at the back of the head) establish "a National Home for the
should be no dearth of "joiners." If of the Winthrop reports—which need Jerusalem to sink into decay and Ju- is the rudiment of the third optic. Jewish People in I alestine.
anything, an overflow might be fear- not hereafter excite our credulity-- dah to fall. History is accursed to re- No doubt the eye of Cyclops in Greek
ed, the directors being unable to cope are to be believed. Mrs. Kann peat itself, and we are now threatened myth traveled into Hellenism from a
The Pope and the Jew.
The generous hospitality accorded the members of Tentple with the large numbers of applicants. (K-a-n-, mind you, and not Kahn, , with the some illness from which our similar Aryan legend.
It is related of one of the Popes
Kohn or Cohen) denied she had been people suffered thousands of years
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Beth El by the Congregation of the First Unitarian Church The pains the initiators are taking to excluded
that, while passing privately through
from the Cliff House on the , ago. The flapperism of ancient times Return of the Jews to England. the streets in his carriage, he saw a
the public that the Fried-
pending the completion of the new Temple is an act of courtesy convince
lander Educational League is right in ground of her religion. She denied ' was no different from the flapperism
assembled round an old man.
that•must be highly appreciated. This Congregation has put launching the campaign, appear, on it in a letter she wrote to the presi- of our own day. Read the third chap- The return of the Jews to Eng- crowd
land was not, as some suppose, by the who was in a It and was beating his
at the disposal of the synagogue, its splendid place of worship the whole, gratuitous. There is some- dent of the Winthrop Y. M. II. A., ter of Isaiah and he convinced:
head against the pavement. -"It is a
formal
repeal
of
the
decree
of
expl-
for Sabbath morning services during the period intervening be- thing wrong, too, with the "appeal." who had sworn dire vengeance on
sion. The story, briefly, is this: Dur- Jew! It is a Jew!" the people cried,
An attempt has been made to marshal the Cliff House management and who
"For Jerusalem is sunk to de-
tween the dismantling of the old Temple and the completion of 'the
ing the time of the Civil War the and not one offered the sufferer any
coy, sad Judah is fallen; because
opinions of Jewish judges that was responsible for calling the meet-
Puritans had made an increasing assistance. "It is a man!" said the
the new.
criminal tendencies among Jews are ing to protest Mrs. Kann's rejection.
their tongue and their doing is
study
and use of the Old Testament. Pope. "It is a suffering fellow-crea-
The relationship between these two congregations has al- due "primarily to lack of religious The president opened the "protest against the Lord, to incense the The Hebrew
Scriptures, and, what is ture who must be assisted," and he
meeting" with the reading of Mrs
eyes of His glory. The boldness
ways been very close. Each thoroughly consistent in its own training."
more important, the Hebraic spirit, had the poor Jew lifted into his car-
if true, it is hardly possible Kann's letter. The president was ac
of their face testifieth against
teachings and traditions, has gained from each other, a con- to Even
had
taken
a
firm
hold of the people. riage and drove off to his physician,
conceive of an educational move- cooed of omitting substantial parts
them; and like Sodom they tell
The Messianic idea at that time was by whom he caused the man to lie
siderable measure of spiritual reinforcement. Both congrega- ment as a crime deterrent. The ap- of the letter. And the meeting wa
openly their sin, they conceal it
also
engaging
the
minds of the pious, treated.
tions have been impatient of these old theologies which have set peal of the Torah, of our history and adjourned, rather noisily, we are told
not. Wo unto their soul, for they
and the fate of "God's chosen peo-
have prepared evil unto them.
up barriers 'twixt man and man and instead of emphasizing of our national deeds ought to suf- and the Cliff House can do as i
ple"
naturally
began
to arouse inter-
When the immortal soul shall be
selves. Say ye to the righteous
sectarian differences, they have whenever possible, emphasized fice for the recruiting of as many pleases.
est. The Republic of Holland had called to account before the Divine
"joiners" as can be reasonably coped
that he bath done well; for the
the broad brotherhood which religion represents.
followed
with
close
attention the Tribunal, the first question will be,
Four meat dealers were summoned
with .
fruit of their doings shall they
events of the English Civil War, and "Hut thou been honest and faithful
The fact that our Unitarian brothers are ready without a
to Morrisania Court last Friday by
eat. Wo unto the wicked who
it was not long before the Jews of in all thy dealings with thy fellow
"Ten Jewish theological students," Assemblyman Samuel Dickstein, who
moment's hesitation to offer the hospitality of their church
doeth evil; for the recompense
Amsterdam —many of whom took men?"—The Talmud.
un-named,
who
had
expressed
a
de-
charged
them
with
violation
of
the
of his hands shall be bestowed on
home to their Jewish brothers and that the latter without
rank among the most cultivated
sire to meet the head of the Roman law relative to the sale of Kosher and
him. My people! their oppressors
changing a jot or tittle of their ritual service can find them- !Catholic
scholars
of the day, corresponding
To be faithless to a given promise
Church had little or no dif- non-Kosher meats. Magistrate Doti-
are children, ■ and women rule
selves perfectly at home in this house of worship, indicates ficulty in having their wish gratified, raa adjourned the hearing to Sept. 25, over them. 0 my people! thy with the leading men of most of the is as sinful as idolatry.—The Talmud .
what might be if all the religious denominations were just a bit the Pope's ways being "democratic." suggesting that Mr. Dickstein place leaders cause thee to err, and
more liberal and a bit more brotherly than frequently they are. This is the story told by a Joshua the matter before Chief City Magis- the direction of thy paths they
who says he arranged to trate McAdoo to determine whether
corrupt.
Such interchange of courtesies among the various denomina- Goldberg,
bring the future rabbis before the the warrants should be issued.
"And the Lord said, Foras•
tions cannot fail to bring about a better spirit and a finer un- pontiff. And the story runs:
Mr. Dickstein explained that he
much as the daughters of Zion
derstanding among all religious men and women.
"With little or no ceremony, Mr. had been appointed as special district
are proud and walk with stretched
Goldberg and the 10 young men of attorney, serving without pay, to
forth necks and casting shout
his party were ushered into the pres- prosecute violations of the law which
their eyes, walking and mincing
ence of l'ius XI. He received them requires dealers to specify when they
they go, and making ■ tin-
A headline appearing in a local paper in connection with with a smile, Mr. Goldberg said, and, sell Kosher and non-Kosher meats in kling with their feet: Therefore
an Associated Press dispatch from Chicago relating to a four after bestowing upon them his bless- the same store. Mr. Dickstein said he will the Lord smite with leprosy
in Latin, he talked with them in understood the dealers have raised a
the crown of the head of the
and one-half million dollar fraud, contains the words "Rabbi's ing
Hebrew for 20 minutes."
fund of $25,000 to fight the law,
daughters of Zion, and the Lord
six hundred gallon permit raised to sixthousand." In the body of It is a pity (or a mercy) the young which they say is unjust.
will lay open their nakedness.
the article in very small type and where it is not at all likely to men so signally blessed are doomed, The four butchers summoned have
"On that day will the Lord
be read, the statement is made: "A rabbi's permit for six hun- by a heartless reporter, to inglorious names that sound Jewish, which rath- take away the beauty of their
anonymity.
The
Jewish
congrega-
er
confirms
that
old,
old
saying
about
tinkling
shoe•buckles, and the
dred gallons of sacramental wine was raised to six thousand tions to whom these men will minis- destructors being issued out of one's
hair-nets, and the crescent-shaped
gallons by the ring without the knowledge of the rabbi."
ter some day would doubtlessly be own womb.
ornaments. The drops and the
We are glad that the rabbi whose permit was thus raised
bracelets and the mufflers, the
bonnets and the foot-chains, and
was merely an innocent victim in the matter but it does seem
the head-bands, and the tablets,
inevitable that so long as these permits are issued at all, not
and the ear-rings, 'the finger.
only innocent rabbis shall be put under suspicion for the mis-
rings and the nose-jewels, the
doings of others but the whole Jewish community will be sub-
changeable suits of apparel, and
ject to criticism for wrongs of which they are in no sense guilty.
the mantles, and the shawls, and
the pockets. The mirrors, and
It is beyond understanding that despite the representations
Through the roar of thunders,
the chemisettes, and the turbans.
made to the Department of Internal Revenue both by Orthodox'
Lightning, cloud and smoke,
and the long veils. And it shall
and Liberal leaders in Jewry, that unfermented wine is per-
come to pass, that instead of
Hark, the God of Wonders
missible for all ritualistic purposes, those charged with the in-
sweet smell there shall be cor-
To His people spoke.
ruption; and instead of • girdle
terpretation of the law have remained stubborn in their insis-
• rope; and instead of curled
tence that permits for the purchase and distribution of sacri-
Plaid Scotchdales — Moredale
"I am God; no other
hair baldness; and instead of •
mental wine shall be issued to rabbis. We wonder if politics
Tweeds—Herringbone Tweeds
Shall My Kingdom share;
wide garment a girdling of sack-
has not played some part in this decision. We earnestly hope'
cloth, • mark of burning instead
Man I made Man's brother,
— Chinchillas — Camel's Hair
of
that it will not be long before sufficient influence may be;
beauty. Thy men shall fall
Man for man shall care.
Fabrics—the New Check and
by the sword, and thy mighty
brought to bear upon those in charge of this matter to make
ones in the war. And then shall
Plaid Back Tweeds.
them see the situation as vast numbers of thoughtful Jews see
Swear not, steal not, kill not,
her gates lament and mourn;
it; viz.. that so long as the Volstead Act remains upon the sta-
and stript of •II shall she sit
Hold your parents dear;
tutes of this country, no exception in favor of Jews, at least,
upon the ground."
Tailored Models — Belted

Cable Address:

A Man With An Ideal.

David A. Brown to Lead English Relief Drive.

Our New York Letter

Interdenominational Courtesy.

SPORT
COATS

Sacramental Wine Again.

The Torah

be made in its application. Until this is the case, misunder-
standings as well as actual violations of the law will be un
avoidable. In either case, however, the Jewish community as
a whole will be the principal sufferer.

Women As Money Raisers.

A report from Portland, Oregon, states that at the conven-
tion of the Episcopal Church there in session, the women of
that denomination turned over to the church the stupendous
sum of seven hundred thousand dollars raised by them for
church purposes during the past three years. This indicates
what women can do in the matter of raising funds when they
set their minds to it.
The Jewish women of America have during the past year
been engaged in a similar undertaking which happily promises
to be crowned with eminent success. The sum which they are
seeking to raise is considerably smaller than thaticffiich their
Episcopal sisters have gathered but their numbers are propor-
tionally very much less. They are seeking to gather the sum
of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars for the building of

Free the slave—he will not—
Bore his servile ear!

Envy not your neighbor's
House or field or wife,
Room to live and labor
For all men has life.

Tread not vice's mire
That the heathens trod.
Thus through cloud and fire
Spoke the Hebrew God.

And like fire glisten
These great words to men:
When will men then listen—
God in heaven, when?
—P. M. RASKIN.

Many centuries have passed since
the above was uttered by the Prophet
Isaiah, but it is equally as applicable
today. The People of the Book is in
danger of becoming the people of the
pocket-book, and our young is imita-
ting the evil habits of our neighbors,
instead of spreading the holy word
of the Lord and living up to the noble
title of being a "nation of priests and
• Holy people." What is the cause of
the present degeneracy in our ranks?
(Be it remembered that when we
speak of degeneracy in our ranks we
may be referring only to a minority,
but our people has always been blam-
ed for the acts of a few.) It is be-
cause the younger generation is grow-
ing up in a state of igncrance, know.
ing little or nothing of our history and
traditions; knowing less of our proph-
ets and sages than of Greek or Chi-
nese. Our young see much less of the

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