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Dige.ting the Week's News
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Concluded from Editorial page.)
NOVEMBER 10, 1922
SOLEMN SYMBOLISM
GIVES DEDICATION
UNIQUE INTEREST
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Arthur A. L. Cohen, LOL7li 1. Frank,
10• over-run by Jewish Bolshevists, vis-
Sylvan Greener, Day Krolik, Freder-
ionaries, schemers, and the like, and
ick Morris, Arthur Mansbach, Harold
will make of Palestine a hotbed of
Redfield, Isadore Rosengarten and
radicalism. We make the point that
Dr. B. D. Welling.
this leer has theolutely no foundation.
Without and within the new
A local physician who just returned
Temple Beth El, the union of the
from Germany likes to relate his meet-
symbolism
of faith, the grand Greek
young
Jewish
doctor
in
Berlin
ing a
(From cables of Jewish Correspondence Bureau and Jewish Telegraphic Agency.)
traditions of art and the wonders of
whom he calls the finest and most in-
The death in announced from Petrograd of David Eisman, Russian Jew- modern engineering can be discerned
teresting personality he has met
—so unified that the supreme pur-
abroad. The doctor in question was ish author, at the age of 53.
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orphaned by the war, but managed
pose of the Temple as a place of de-
to continue his studies and get his
A monument of gratitude to the United States for aiding in the libera- votion is the paramount impression.
degree. Ile is now connected with a tion of Poland will be unveiled in London in the presence of government Along the lofty stone coping of the
hospital in Berlin, receiving the mag- representatives from Warsaw.
Gladstone avenue side of the build-
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nificent sum of 150 marks a month.
ing. runs an inscription in heroic let-
Rich relatives from Boston, on a visit
A conference of Arab representatives from Syria and Palestine has been ters: "My house shall be a house of
to Germany, offered the young man called for Dee. 15 at Cairo. It is expected that demands will be formulated payer for all people."
the opportunity of coming to America with regard to the occupation of Palestine and Syria by Great Britain and
As one turns from Woodward ave-
and enjoying of the blessings of free- France.
nue to ascend the great main steps
dom here. But the young man re-
• • •
toward the towering Ionic columns,
fused. His plans for the future, he
he perceives in the spaces of the
Two representatives chosen by the Jewish National Council of Lithuania
said, were to spend three more years
facade visible between the columns,
in the hospital to increase his medi- to proceed to Russia to organize relief work, particularly in behalf of Jew- rod chosen passages from the Psalms,
cal knowledge, and then to settle in ish repatriates, have been refused the Russian visa by the Soviet repre- all sounding the call to worship.
Palestine. Ile wanted no riches, but sentative at Kowno.
These inscriptions express the
• • • •
was anxious to play a part in the
same spirit of a house of prayer for
The sum of £125,000 for building houses and Jewish 80130013 in Palestine all people:
fixing of the future welfare of his
people. Similarly, pioneers who set- has been designated by ht. Kadori, the Jewish philanthropist of Shanghai.
"Happy are they who dwell in
tled in Palestine were seen to carry The Hebrew High School of Jerusalem will be the first structure to he erected Thy house; they shall continually
the works of Spinoza under one arm by the Kadori Fund.
priase Thee."
and the spade and shovel under the
"Thy gates shall stand open con-
other. College men, professionals, in-
Signor Muesolini, the Fascisti leader, who is virtually the dictator of tinually, day and night; they shall
tellectuals •of the highest rank, the Italy, demands in a statement just published the annulment of the Turkish not be closed." (This passage is the
noblest of Israel's youth, have sacri- Treay of Sevres as well as the revoking of mandates for countries previously motto of the Congregation.)
ficed their all for the one opportunity forming part of Turkish Empire.
"All Thy works shall praise Thee,
• • • •
of playing a part in the building of
0 God; and Thy saints shall praise
the homeland. Such men are not Bol-
Thee."
Fifty Jewish families of Fez hat e proceeded to Palestine within the last
sheviste and visionaries. Had they few weeks, say reports from the Morocco capital. The exodus of all Morocco
"Behold, how good and how
been Bolshevists most of them would
Jew, is anticipated in some quarters as some are migrating to Palestine daily. beautiful it is for brethren to dwell
have remained
i n Russia. But the The "Matin" correspondent assumes that within a year half of the Jews together in unity."
Soviet policy in regard to Zionism was
"The hevaens declare the glory of
announced several weeks ago by the of Fez will have settled in Palestine.
• • • •
God; and the firmament showeth
Moscow Emess as being "to take part
His handiwork."
The
first
of
the
Polish
election
polders
calculated
to
incite
the
population
in its (Zionist) funeral and to do
"The Lord is good to all; and His
everything to speed it across to the against the Jewish voters and candidates have appeared. The pester is being tender mercies are over all His
other side from which there shall be placarded by the "Rozwoj" party in Vilna, Lemberg/ Posen, Warsaw and works."
no resurrection." To call the Pales- Cracow. A bat with a face marked Jewish features, and ominously out-
"Great is the Lord, and highly
for the first of the election posters.
tine pioneers Bolshevists is unfair. It stretched wings, is the favorite illustration
to be praised; His greatness is un-
• • •
it thus time that differences were dis-
searchable."
carded and a united front offered for
Amendment of the election law so as to provide for the recognition of
The Auditorium.
the speeding of the Palestine recon- the equality of the Jews has been promised a deputation representing dif-
Across the threshold so inscrbied,
struction program.
ferent Jewish parties in Czecho-Slovakia, which waited on Mr. Kelley, the to be illuminated by gigantic lamps
new Minister of Interior. Mr. Kelley had nothing but praise for the "inde- swinging from the roof of the por-
pendent national policy" pursued by the Jewish section of the population, tico, and through enormous hand-
it is declared.
carved doors 15 feet in height, the
• • • •
visitor goes through to the main
Misgivings over the fate of 15,000 -Jewish residents of Hungary are be- temple auditorium; reaching from
coming increasingly pronounced following Minister Rakowsky's ordinance re- end to end of the building, with five
quiring all foreigners to register. The local press is frankly worried over the great oblong memorial windows at
prospects of the expulsion of these Jews. It is claimed police had made all both north and south, and the rising
preparations for the wholesale ejection. The intervention of Wilhelm Vas- walls crowned with a vast interior
zonyi, the former Jewish Minister, is declared to have proven futile. '
lane Br.. Cor-
dome.
•
•
sets are built with •
Straight before him on the western
perfect knowledge of
The Acropolis of the Black Sea line and the New York of the United side, stands the stately mahogany
the maternity figure
Transatlantic line 1 eve been attached, it is reported. Many Jewish immi- chancel and rostrum with the Ark,
r I rements. Re.
lain. rtylkh figure,
'rants on board these steamers on the way to the United States are stranded. or recess for the scrolls of the Law,
p eeee . health, re-
Further advices state that the office of the Black Sea line in Greece and immediately behind the pulpit.
lieve. fatigue, mt.
RoemaMa
had been closed and persons in the United States having relatives Above and behind is the long choir-
bort. •bdomen and
vital °mars.
on board these steamers are urged to send help immediately.
gallery and organ loft, and here
• • • •
again are repeated the eight Ionic
lhe president of the Cracow University felt himself obliged to yield
pillars of the portico, in smaller eine ,
to the persistent demands of anti-Semitic students, permitting them to standing against the background of
stage a protest meeting on the campus against abolishing the per cent a deep blue curtain. These deep blue
norm in Jewish adm'eslons. Having previously refused permission for the curtains show one of the governing
Maternity Dresses, Skirts,
meeting on the campus, the students stormed the president's residence, com- colors of the friezes and frescoes, for
Wraps, Corsets, Petticoats pelling him to permit them to hold the meeting the next day.
the airy loftiness of the dome is
and other apparel requirement.
heightened by the colors; soft blues ,
for mothers-to-be.
Emir Abdullah, the Transjordanian ruler, is sympathetic to the Jewish and old gold, and rose, wtih the deep
Full Line of Infants Wear
aspirations in Palestine and is prepared to co-operate with the Jews, pro- blue of the curtain behind the pil-
vided the latter recognize "the legitimate Arab claims in the territories which lars repeated in the deep blue of
the Jews are planning to develop," says a Reuter report. The report adds medallions in the memorial windows .
that Emir is discussing with Brigadier General Clayton, the newly appointed
No pillars intercept the view from
Civil Secretary for Palestine, questions affecting the boundaries between side to side, or from end to end .
Main Floor, Washington Arcade
.Tradejeltdana and Palestine.
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From
any point one sees the whole
• • •
the descending floor of the main
The Rabbi of Belz, familiarly knotvn as the "Belzer Zadik" has refused to
auditorium, with the walnut pews ,
take a hand in the Polish elections campaign by warning, as he had been re- the thickest carpet ever woven in
quested, the Jews of Eastern Galicia not to vote for the candidates of the mi- America—the sweeping graceful line
nority bloc. The Rabbi's refusal followed the visit to his house of Commandant
of the great balcony in the rear, al l
Gallcki of Lemberg, accompanied by a deputation of orthodox and assimilated in the some walnut tone, the ros -
Jews. The "Gerer Rabbi,' it is learned, was approached with a similar re-
trum and pulpit and the choir gal -
quest. His reply has not yet been made known.
lery. And the eye, lifted always to -
• • • •
ward the roof, catches the names on
Wholesale assaults on Jews are reported by dispatches from Old Rou-
a frieze that goes clear around the
mania and Bukowina to the Osjuedische Zeitung of Czernowitz. The attacks
church under the dome; the names
are said to have assumed proportions of organized pogroms, the agitation
of Hebrew heroes of many ages from
Single Horne.,
being carried on under the eyes and the alleged connivance of the police.
Moses to Isaac M. Wise.
Duplexes
Wholesale dismissals of Jewish office-holders in all government departments
Hebrew Heroes.
and
are also reported. Particularly hard hit are Jewish employees of the Minis-
The names range from Joshua and
Home Sites
tries for Agriculture and Justice.
the judges Deborah and Samuel
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The railway line running into Jerusalem from Jaffa, originally owned by through the times of the kings and
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French company has been taken over by the Palestinian government, in ac- the prophets, including Judas Mac-
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cordance with the decision of an international arbitration court here called cabee, Hillel, the great commenta-
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upon to decide the dispute between the French company and the Jerusalem
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vey, Philo, Mendelssohn, Maimonides ,
authorities. The line was operated by the British military administration
,
during the war and passed to the civil administration upon the letters Spinoza, and Lilienthal. Above these
assumption of power. The French laid claim to it while the British asked to in four circular panels pointed to
four corners et the building, appear
retain it by purchase or requisition.
the Hebrew words "Emuno" (Faith);
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The Directorate of the United Jewish Emigration Committee has issued an "Ernes" (Truth) ; "Shalorn 4 .(Peace);
urgent warning to all Jewish emigrants against illegally crossing the Ger- and "Ahavo" (Love).
Around the great circle of the base
man frontier into Germany. It is pointed out that the latest order issued by
the l'resident of the Passport Office enforces the compulsory expulsion within of the dome are a series of inscrip-
tions
in double rows of gold letters
twenty-four hours of all persons found to have crossed the German frontier
without possessing the necessary documents permitting them to enter Ger- on a blue field; beginning with "hear,
Israel,
the Lord our God, the Lord
0
many. The United Jewish Emigration Committee warns such emigrants that
they will themselves bear the whole responsibility for their action, and that no is One." and following with other di-
vine
praises
from the Scriptures. The
Jewish organization is in any way able to intercede on their behalf with the
dome is divided into a series of pale
German authorities.
blue panels, each narrowing upward
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Conscription has been ordered by the Polish military authorities in East- in the arching of the center, and in
ern Galicia, it is reported. This is said to he opposed to the "neutrality" of the wide borders between these
the territory in question. Jews as well as Ukrainians are being drafted for stand a series of bas-relief figures
compulsory service, intervention by representatives of the civil population —Moses, Gideon, Aaron, Elijah,
David, Solomon, Ezekiel —while
having so far proven futile. Reference is made by the latter to the decision above and beneath each figure are
of the Upper Chamber not to enforce conscription pending adjustment of the
status of the territory. It is feared the conscription order as well as the representations of the open Scroll of
newspaper strike in Lemberg will mutilate the Jews' prospects in the ap- the Law and the six-pointed Star of
David.
proaching elections.
Floyd Hickman Superb Orchestra
Not all of the interior art work
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•
Jews constitute less than two per cent of the enlistment in the Soviet army, will be completed for the dedica-
tion,
but the whole task is planned.
official figures regarding the proportional representations of the various na-
per cent as against 3 per cent The ten memorial windows at the
tionalities show. Jewish enlistments are 1.9
Ten
Commandments.
One of the
Tartar and 9.1 per cent Ukrainians. Small as is the number of soldiers of
the Jewish nationality, it represents an increase over the preceding year, ends of the auditorium will be ar-
ranged
in
a
series
illustrative
of the
when the Jews constituted but 0.8 per cent. Jewish participation in the Rus-
sian navy is much more extensive. Jews form 7.3 per cent of the enlistment grand art works of the interior will
per
cent
in
the
Ukrainian
di-
be a series of four mural paintings
in the Kaspian, 1 per cent in the Baltic and 5
AND STERLING SILVER SETS
vsiion. The Red army of the Ukraine includes 4.7 per cent Jew in the ranks which Myron Barlow, the Detroit ar-
and 2.8 per cent in the officer's training schools. Analphebitism is non exist- tist, is now completing in Paris.
These four murals will represent four
ent among the Jewish soldiers, th: reports state.
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periods in the history of Israel—
The executive committee fo the Moslem-Christian Union has decided to patriarchal, prophetic, medieval, arid
revoke the resolution of the Congress of that body which met at Nablus in modern.
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Engineering Feat.
August calling for a boycott by the Arabs of the elections of members to the
These things may illustrate the
Legislative Council, according to a report in the "Al Salem," an Arabic daily
here. Jewish ex-service men are voicing their indignation at the decision of architectural beauty and the mighty
the government not to make further grants of land for their settlement. They religious symbolism of the grand in-
have been Informed that no disposition can be made of the government lands terior of the Temple—yet on every
in question pending the surveying of all lands. This survey may take two side one sees the signs of the third
group of Jewish ex-service men exploring the region of great agency a twork; the most-scien-
years. Meanwhile,
ch will probably result in the tiflc constructive work. The interior
Rear Sheba has been unable to find water, whi
area too.
dome itself (for the temple has not
withdrawal of the government offer for t
a domed roof) is an architectural
Confirmation of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency reports that the Hun- triumph, a construction built on a
ME MO garian government is contemplating the expulsion of all aliens, regardless might dome-shaped network of steel.
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of their standing in the community or length of residence is contained in
Again, one sees on the side walls
the following Budapest dispatch: "A new registration of all foreigners what looks like an ordinary solid
residing in Hungary, with a view to weeding out undesirables, has been plastering—but these walls, and the
A. D. HILLMAN
ordered by M. Rakovsky, Minister of the Interior. This action,he says, will blue paneling up yonder in the dome,
Real Estate Exchange Specialist
be taken for economic and political reasons. 'Following the example of the are not plastered, but are covered
I exchange what you have
United States, which restricts immigration,' said M. Rekovsky, 'Hungary with a soft "acoustic felt." The thick
and do not want for what
must protect her scanty supplies and reserve the country's business oppor- carpeting is also laid for acoustic pur-
you have not and do want.
tunities for her own citizens.' " The circulation of a secret order to expel poses, and when all is ready, and
Cosh for Land Contracts and
"alien Jews" was disclosed by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency on Sept. 18, all the crowd has gathered, it will
Mortgages.
its execution shown in a Budapest report that 500 Jewish families have be possible for one speaking from
and
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the rostrum in an ordinary tone of
actually been ordered to leave Hungarian :oil.
voice, to be heard to the farthest
The Kovno authorities have cancelled four seats out of a total of six ob- corner of the auditorium. And one
in the elections just completed. The candidates other modern development is con-
Jewish
candidates
tained by
are declared disqualified on "technical grounds." On the same ground the nected with the rows of radiators
Central Election Commission cancelled the mandates of nine other successful which stand in niches in the wall:
Granite and Marble
candidates of the small minority parties, making a total of 13. The action of the fuel to be burned in Temple Beth
the election commission was taken on claims advanced by the Christian-Demo- El is neither anthacite our bitumin-
crate and National Socialists who insisted that the small minority groups ous coal, but oil.
Second Auditorium.
were not entitled to benefit by the regulation giving fractions of the unspeci-
Behind the Temple proper, which
fied ballots to certain parties. The claim obviously aimed not only at the
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Monuments
a
tive portion of the building. In the
four stories of this section one is in
contact with modernity serving the
ancient cause of faith. For in this
section there is a beautiful audi-
torium, capable of seating 700 people,
an auditorium which can be used for
lectures, and which can also be
adapted by the employment of a port-
able Ark, for services at smaller re-
ligious gatherings. This auditorium is
also fitted with acoustic-felt lining on
the walls.
The basement one finds a great
dining hall capable of seating 800
people, and a complete kitchen ar-
rangement. The institutional sec-
tion includes the gymnasium and
the shower baths and other conven-
iences. There are many small meet-
ing rooms, and on the fourth floor
the studies for Rabbi Leo M. Frank-
lin and Rabbi Henry J. Berkowitz;
the board room, and other official
uarters.
School of Religion.
Two-and-one-half floors in this
portion of the building are occu-
pied by the offices and the 28 class
rooms of the Temple Beth El School
of Religion. This is planned as an
actual school, with classes graded
from the kindergarten up to the
adult groups, the classes all in
charge of trained teachers. A com-
plete library of 8,000 volumes for
the general use of the school, are
included as part of the equipment.
The rooms are all fitted with sound-
proof doors, each has a built-in black-
board, and the class-room chairs with
arm-rests are on late college models.
One group of these rooms is so ar-
ranged that three of them can be
thrown into one as a supplemental
auditorium. The class-rooms, when
not in use by classes, can be used
for many purposes. There are sev-
eral rooms for the women's organiza-
tions, including one sewing room
with a kitchenette on the same floor.
The upper floors can be reached by
an automatic elevator, and the Tem-
ple has freight elevator service.
All the societies affiliated with the
Temple, and there are many of these,
are planning new activities with the
opening of the new home of the Con-
gregation.
But with all these many social,
philanthropic, educational and cul
tural activities, Temple Beth El re-
mains a temple. The visitor at the
opening will see first and remember
longest the vast sanctuary interior,
with the grand silver lamp, the per-
petual light, burning forever above
the Ark, a memorial of Louis Blitz.
To build a Temple was the first
aim of the Temple board, the rabbis
and the congregation, and the archi-
tect, Albert Kahn. And with all the
modernity expressed in steel con-
struction and a system of interior tele-
phones, the boild'ne is fi-et
the shrMe of ancient faith—Temple
Beth El.
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managers meet on Nov. 13 to 16 at
4tlantic City, at the Breakers Hotel.
The isolated farm women are united
In local organizations, with head-
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