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i•,pcculi•r. The very attempt to prove the patriotism of the Jew
tensifies • suspicion of it. Forexample take that poem that
in
merely
p aro
the Cosmopolitan Magazine and which has been no widely
ep se•. It refers to a Jew by the name of San, Dreben, Russian
advert 1„ won all the medals in sight during the war. So Damon Run-
w
b yon
o ,” ',des
a poem about him that runs something like this:

'There's a story in that paper
I just tossed upon the floor
That speaks of prejudice against the Jews.
There's a photo on the table
That's a memory of the war
And a man who never figured in the news,
There's a cross upon his breast—
That's the D. S. C.
The Croix de Guerre, the Milituire,
There too.
And there's a heart beneath the medals
That beats loyal, brave and true—
That's Dreben,
A Jew!"

enough men and women in this
•
I realise perfectly that there are
world ssal, acid in their veins and breakfast food in their heads and
poem might be a revelation re-
■
hate U their hearts to whom such
gardins; the Jew. But it is extremely unfortunate that it is necessary
the Jew's patriotism, even to such dumb bells. Personally I
,
t o prey like
don't
that sort of glorification. One might think th•t Dreben
there were not tens of thousands of others of
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was
Jewish aith who performed their duty faithfully and patriotically.
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splitting hairs. I don't think so. I can t' never enthuse over

Maybe I

being patted patronizingly on the back.

I 'nett tell this little story. It deals with the late Theodore Roose-
velt's visit t oasyn agogue in Pittsburgh. The man who told it to
me is a Pittsburgh publisher and was responsible for obtaining Roose-
to this synagogue. Roosevelt said all right,
c onsent to pay a visit
velt's
he would go there but on condition that it would not be advertised as
he did not wish to make political capital of it. The publisher agreed
but he said, "Of course you will have no objection if the Rabbi men-
of his congregation?"
tion. it to • few discreet friends and members
Roosevelt replied( "Oh, no, if he chooses to mention it to • few friends
well and good." When the Roosevelt party approached the syna-
gogue they found the streets blocked with people eager to see him. He
turned and in • moment said to the publisher: "Well, your Pittsburgh
Rabbi seems to have more discreet friends than any man I have ever

known."

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In view of the criticism that has been leveled at me for • stand I
took not as long ago on the subject of Yiddish I find the following
daily in the country,
statement in the "Forward," the greatest Yiddish
very signifc•nt. It also happens, by the way, that the "Forward"
was one of the few Yiddish dailies that refrained from attacking me.

I quote • few p

hs:

"Well then, how shall I bring my child up no that some ties
may be created which will bind my life spiritually to his?"
"What must I do to keep us two from being estranged?"

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"I can hear parents asking that question," says the writer in the
Forward. And these questions are not easily answered. The first
and foremost step is, of course, the Americanization of the parent.
possible speak well the English Ian-
Learn to read correctly and if
Do not congregate in Ghettos. That does not mean that you
page.
should shun Jewish friends and Jewish associations. There is how.
ver, a limit to everything. The 1,500,000 Jews of New York City
e
■ re, in stuffy apartment houses,
g a thered together, as most of them
when they might as well be spread over the country, display an •b-
normal clannishness, the result of hundreds of years of enforced living
behind Ghetto walls. Learn to know your Gentile neighbor. You will
Bay: "I also speak Yiddish and read Yiddish newspapers and books,
which my child does not understand. Isn't it necessary for an under.
standing between us that he is thoroughly conversant with my Ian-
page?" To this question my answer is an emphatic "No!" You are
the one who must overcome the barrier of I•nguage that separates you
and reading of
from your child by learning English. The speaking
language) is a habit.
Yiddish (or any other

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League of United Hebrew
Schools Formed at Meeting;
Will Boost Education

The Ladies' League of United He-
brew Schools of Detroit formally en-
tered the ranks of Hebrew education
at a massmeeting held on Wednes-
day afternoon, Nov. I, at the Shaarey
Zedek synagogue. Attended by more
than 200 ladies, the undertaking for
the formation of a league of women
to work for the cause of Jewish edu-
cation in Detroit is declared a suc-
cess.
The principal speakers of the af-
ternoon were Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
' man and Fred M. Butzel. Mrs. Wolf
Kaplan, president of the League,
who presided, declared in her open-
ing remarks that the goal of the
organization was to enlist in its ranks
a membership of 3,000 which is to
help the youth in the building and
!equipment of the Talmud Torahs in
Detroit.
Mr. Butzel, in his address, pointed
' out that the Jew in Poland, who dies
while protecting the Sefer Torah,
knows a reason for his sacrifice, but
the Jew in America, when excluded
from hotels, does not know where-
fore that is. Education was offered
as a solution.
Rabbi Hershman referred to those
who boast of being "proud of their
nation," and declared that the ques-
tion was whether the nation could be
proud of them.
Bernard Isaacs, superintendent of
the United Hebrew Schools, also
spoke. Miss Jeanette Jacobs gave
a piano selection, and vocal selec-
tions were given by Mrs. Sidney Al-
len. Bessie Riske, a pupil of the
local schools, recited a poem by
Refreshments were served.
Bialik.
The league decided to have three
general meetings a year and regular
monthly board. meetings. Various
branches will have local meetings
and local officers, but will however
work under the direction of the city-
wide organization.

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The foundation for a cultural Zion-
• In
ist society that is to make a study of
Zionist subjects and problems was
laid at a meeting held on Monday
evening, Nov. 6, at the Shaarey Zedek
synagogue. Jacob Berkowitz pre-
sided
Fred M. Mutzel, the speaker of the
evening, endorsed the idea of a cul-
tural society. He pointed out that
Sires for Misses, 16 to 20t for
before the Balfour Declaration there
Women 36 to 44; tetra,
were a number of ouch societies 'that
Sixes 42% to 54!‘,
!produced scholarship.
The Balfour Declaration, Mr.
Butzel pointed out, came at a time
when everything was much mixed alp.
He declared that a great movement
cannot be built on emotionalism
! alone, but must also have informa-
Another very significant chapter is added by the same writer that
tional and educational foundations.
in view of its importance we must quote:
Eevn the registered Zionists do not
know the movement and are partic-
"The so-called German or 'American' Jews in this country
ularly ignorant of the arguments of
have taught us Russian, Polish and Roumanian Jews a great
the anti-Zionist.
lemon with regard to the upbringing of our children. There
Mr. Butzel advocated a course of
single seat in Parliament. It was
are no tragedies due to psychological misunderstandings be-
the Turk as a world problem."
!study and a course of discussion of
that little country will have its effect
urged on the minister that in future
tween parents and children in German-Jewish families. In
llishnp ItlacInnes said once every
things Jewish, thus leading to a study
right
through
the
Moslem
world.
these homes the English language is common to parent and
year he held in St. George's Cathe- a party obtaining 60,000 votes
throughout the republic of Czecho-
'of Zionism.
child. There the customs, habits and manners of the older
"Every country over which the dral, Jerusalem, a conference of sev.
A course of self-study, without re-
Turk has ruled has hated him and he enteen religious bodies working in Slovakia should obtain one seat in
generations are acceptable to the young. Eastern European sorting to lecturers, was advocated
Parliament. The member of the dep-
has longed for the time when his rule Palestine.
Jews should follow slavishly the methods of their German
as the
by I'. Slomovitz.
utation emphasized the complete loy-
would be removed. All we hear nowa-
brethren if they wish to get along with their children
The body elected a governing
alty of the Jewish citizens to the re-
days
to
the
effect
that
the
Turk
is
a
latter have done."
body that is to be in charge of the
public, and controverted the idea that
gentleman and that he is not near so
study course, to begin within two It is Political and Not Religious,
by taking up a distinctive Jewish at-
had
as
he
is
painted
is
not
true.
re-
-
titude they were less loyal to the
!weeks.
Declares
Prelate
of
Jeru
A writer comments on the omission of the usual derogatory
PRAGUE.—(J. C. B. Cable Serv-
Israel Katz contributed to the mus-
I "The Turk kills because he is a Mo-
state.
from the Kaiser's Memoirs that one finds so often in state-
salem Diocese.
marks
hammedan and because it is enioined ice.)--The executive of the Jewish
ical program with selections on the
The minister, who Wei extremely
ments from prominent Germans whenever reference is made to the
upon him that his place will be higher People's Union and the representa-
violin, accompanied by Mrs. Katz on
c autious voice and
tives of the United Jewish parties friendly, agreed with the policy of a
Jews. He seems to think that he has listened to •
the piano.
NEW YORK.—Zionism as a move- in Heaven if he kills a Christian. Ev- called on Mr. Kelley, the new minis-
be e liminated. Whether
has permitted such antagonistic references to
National
Jewish attitude on Jewish
ery
Christian
a
Mohammedan
kills
is
ment is political, not religious, and un-
this he true or not, it is so different from the reported attacks ma
ter for the Slovakia to ask him to In- matters. He pointed out that the dif-
less the Zionists drastically change another star in his crown.
an alleged interview given by the former war lord that
troduce
certain
changes
in
the
elec-
on the Jews in
"The opinion of many in the Near
meir ways there is no hope for the
it is at least significant of some influence having been used. The
tion law which would give the Jewish ficulty of representation was due to
success of the movement in Palestine, East—and it is certainly fey opinion population an opportunity of repre- t :e fact that the Jewish population
Jews were always friendly and "liberal" with the former kaiser and
the arch-criminal
according
to
the
Right
Rev.
Rennie
—is
that
the
Turk
is
was not living in compact masses. Ile
sow perhaps on the approach of ilis wedding he may not want to
sentation in Parliament.
assured the deputation, however, that
Maclnnes, Anglican Bishop of .leru- of the world. He is an escaped crimi-
jeopardise possible "princely" gifts that may he coming his way. I
It was pointed out that at the last
nal. Unless the other nations of the
salem.
Bishop
Maclnnes
preached
cnot
elections the Jews had polled over he would see that the anomaly of
an make myself believe that Wilhelm loves the Jews more because
Sunday morning in the Cathedral of world realize this there can be no per-
their non-representation would not
has
failed
t
ocomment
adversely
on
them.
While
on
the
subject
84,000
votes,
45,000
of
them
in
Slo-
he
St. John the Divine, and the Cathedral manent peace. I feel it the task of
of the kaiser I understand that the French veterans want the govren-
Says Zionism Will Survive was crowded. The Bishop was wel- every civilized country to deal with vakia, yet they had not obtained a recur.
men to attach the kaiser's income from his American writings. And
Withdrawal of English
comed officially by Bishop William T.
the ..ruount devoed
to the e rparations fund, This is revenge with a
t
Manning. Bishop Maclnnes came to
From Palestine.
more likelihood of this than there is of
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MO IMNIMOIL
venomnce. But there is no
this country to attend the triennial
the :,,user being hanged.
General Convention of the Episcopal
LONDON.-1J. C. B.) — D r .
Church in Portland, Ore., as the rep-
Chaim Weizman at last took note
resentative of the Archbishop of Can-
Jewish University Desirable?" is the theme of • writer in the
of the persistent attacks levelled at
" Is •
Jewish Tribune of New York. The writer seems to believe that such
the Zionist movement and at himself terbury.
"Palestine is a country of many di-
undesirable under conditions that are fast mak-
'be
replying
to
the
severest
critic
of
an institution is not so
visions, not only racial and religious,
ail, the Daily Express. The Zionist but Moslem against Moslem, Jew
ing .1 difficult for the Jew in this country to obtain that higher educ•-
leader
chose
to
send
his
reply
to
the
hop to which be is entitled. The editor of that paper very properly
against Jew, and alas, Christian
Ilni•
of • Jewish
paper by which he had been called against Christian," said Bishop Mac-
(to our way of thinking) opposes the establishment
surrender of our rights as
the "man of mystery and obscure
varsity on the ground that it would be ■
learn-
Dines.
public institution of
I origin, responsible for dragging ng.
Ametic•n citizen.. To acknowledge that ■
"Zionism has as its aim the estab-
land into the Palestine morrass." His lishment of Jewry, dispersed through-
ing (for after •Il our larger colleges must so be considered) would
discriminate against any race or class
'statement briefly is, that if the Brit- out the world, as a nation, and that
be an admission of their right to
! ish were to clear out of Palestine to nation located in Palestine. There are
or creed.
morrow, the Zionist movement would many religious Jews who are Zionists
still go forward. "The Zionist settle- but as a movement it has not yet
not
unmindful
of
the
provocation
that
tempts
one
to
wearily
ment in Palestine is costing the Brit- shown that it has any use for religion
am
discrimination and cry
ish taxpayer nothing," Dr. Weizman at all.
throw up his hands against all this outrageous
■ Jewish problem
asserts. "The military garrison in
Jewish
university.
But
this
is
more
than
out for •
Nervous About Zionism
!Palestine is, as the former Colonial
—an American issue is at stake. And it has rightly been said must
that
"This has caused a great division of
Secretary Churchill stated, being re-
the Jew should make the fight on all class discrimination. He
mind, which now separates the Jewish
duced considerably this year and will
champion the cause of the open door policy whenever it is
world. Many of the most prominent
continue to be decreased."
eyed, regardless of those who are affected. I am opposed to • Jewish
country have definitely
The Express, however, persists in Jews in this
university on other grounda, too. I do not believe that the Jews
stated that they•are opposed to Zion-
thorn from their neighbors.
its
indictment
of
the
"foreign
adven-
should do that which will further separate
ism
as
now
presented
and explained
question in this country when we
tures." It prints a list of the candi-
We are only making ■ worse Jewish
by its exponents. As a very promi-
dates for Parliament favoring Brit-
encourage that which further alienates us from the world about us.
nent man said to me the other day,
is) withdrawal from Palestine and himself a rabbi, 'Zionism cuts at the
And the particular part of the whole business is that were we to do
be responsible for forcing us
Mesopotamia. Included among these root of our philosophy. We are not a
such a thing the very people who would
stand.'
in favor of abandoning the British re-
to such a course would raise the objection that "the Jew is
We do not want to he a na-
sponsibilities in the middle-east is nation.
offsh, and clannish, that he does not mix." I hope that nothing
tion. We are a religion.'
Samuel Samuel, M. P., who declares
he done to encourage the idea of a Jewish university among nay group
"Sit it is, also, that numbers of or-
backward and would
'he had always opposed the entry into thodox Jews in Palestine are very ner-
of Jews in this country. It would be ■ step
I Palestine and favors coming out of it vous about Zionism. And several of
please our anti-Semitic friends much.
as early as possible.
them speaking to me have said, 'Can
Lord Eustace Percy, while in favor you not help to deliver us from this
of leaving Palestine refuses to en-
While I didn't care very much for Isaac W. Bernheim's idea of
new bondage?"
dorse a policy involving Great Britain
changing the name of Jew to "Israelite," I care • great deal for his
"Unhappily, the Zionists coming in-
a bronze
as going back on obligations assumed
splendid civic act in presenting to the city of Louisville
to Palestine om
fr England and Am-
by the last government. lie proposes erica, and not knowing the East,
statue of Abraham Lincoln, on the dedication of which the governor
Touring Car, 6 1150 Roadster, '1150 Roadster Coupe, $1335
address. There are too few Jews
•that the new government fulfill have by their aggressive actions and
of the state will make the principal
everything necessary in a year or two, statements brought the Christians
who think of these things or who have the inclination to do them. In
Coupe, $1635 Sedan, 1 1785
never done • single thing from
perhaps longer, and then go."
certain cities there are Jews who have
and Moslems of Palestine into com-
Prices f. o. b. Detroit — Revenue tax extra
A city-wide standpoint. Either they lack imagination or inclination.
plete and unanimous opposition to
Sometime. I think they require prompting. In New York there have
their schemes. They have said: 'We
great deal for the
CAPACITY ATTEDANCE
been
1 notable instances of Jews doing ■
intend to make Palestine as Jewish as
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People of that city. For example, Elkan Naumberg's
England is English.'
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more of our wealthy men and
Woodward at Charlotte
Williams & Hastings, Inc.
"That statement they have never
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concerts in the parks. I do wish that
brnig themselves to consider what •
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denied, and it has struck fear, and
women who are well able would
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gracious and appreciated act it would be were they to remember in
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Swanson Sales Company
A capacity attendance is expected now bitterness, into the hearts of nine
sown broad civic way the city or state in which they live. I congratu-
tenths
of
the
people
living
in
that
at the annual dance of the Hebrew
Glendale 6080
3838 Grand River Ave.
obligation.
Teagan Motor Sale* •
late Mr. Beroheim on his good sense and his *enre of civic
Orphan Home to be held on Nov. 21 country. Unless the Zionists drastic-
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The liarwith Company
at the Arcadia. The committee in ally change their waya there is no
Lincoln 2130 R
7 mile Road & Van Dyke An.
Kero & Schoenherr • •
charge is completing plans to make hope for the success of the movement
hard in its race for the Million Dollar Federa-
Market 1170
in
Palestine."
Hamtramck
Auto
Garage
9706
Joe.
Campeu
New York is panting
the affair a big social and financial
$300,000, which, compared to New
Land of Discord.
tion goal. Pittsburgh is out for
success, thus aiding in the enlarging
Market 6360
Lewis Bros., Inc. • • •
2885 E. Grand Boulevard
•
tremendous.
New
York
up
to
this
week
had
'Amami
Bishop
Maclnnes
said
the
minds
of
York's quota, is
of the home. Many applications have
Melrose 1000
Harry B. Deane • • •
Mitchell & Canfield Ayes.
•
•Lout $500,000, but it may be there will be • spurt towards the end
been received for admission into the men were turning more nad more to
Market 4935
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12th St. & Delaware Asa.
•
that will enable New York Jewry for once in its career to reach a
home, and the receiving of these Jerusalem. "It is • land of discord and
egree
quota set for a philanthropic undertaking. It would to some d
children depends on the success of strife and opposition," he said. "What
ever
is
done
by
the
hiohammedans
in
mitigate the criticism that has been voiced •ga;nst our brethren in the
the dance.

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