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VOL. XIII. NO. 7

To Raise $600,000
Hayesod Leader
SENATOR SPENCER LKeren
In Drive for $150,0001
For European Work
TO ADDRESS KEREN
Central Relief Committee Re-
HAYESOD MEETING
ports $10,600,000 Raised

Noted Chicago Rabbi
Victim of Pneumonia

Dr. Emil G. Hirsch
Dies at Age of 71

Chicago Rabbi, Brilliant He-
brew Scholar, Noted Orator,
Pneumonia Victim.

Since the War.

Will Open Palestine - Founda-
tion Fund Drive Here
on Jan. 28.

9-3-0-0

INSPIRING CEREMONY MARKS DEDICATION
OF NEW TALMUD TORAH; BROWN, KEIDAN,
HERSHMAN GIVE PRINCIPAL ADDRESSES

L. M. Miller of Buffalo, Rabbis J. L. Levin and E. Aisishkin Also

CHICAGO. -Dr. Emil G. Hirsch,
Speak; Musical Numbers Given by School's Choir; En.
NEW YORK.—(J. C. B.)—Dele-
71 years old, noted Jewish scholar
gates from all parts of the country
thusiastic Audience of 2,000 in Attendance.
meeting Sunday in a conference of
, and educator, rabbi of the Sinai Con-
the Central Relief Committee at the
, gregation here since 1 8 8 0, died
SCHOOLS WILL ASSURE FUTURE OF JUDAISM,
Central Jewish Institute, 125 East
early Sunday morning of pneumonia,
PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN
Eighty-fifth street, to discuss plane
IS KEYNOTE SOUNDED BY RABBI HERSHMAN
after
a
week's
illness.
The
funeral
for
continued
relief
to
Jewish
war
I
OUTLINED AT DINNER
sufferers heard from Leon Kamaiky,
was held from the Sinai Temple on
general chairman of the committee,
Tuesday morning, with burial in Rabbi Saul Silver of Chicago Addresses Banquet on Monday
Harris Selig Advises Workers
that this body has collected $10,600,
Rosehill Cemetery. Dr. Hirsch is cur-
Evening; Concert on Friday, Saturday and Sunday by
000 which has been distributed in Eu- I
on Accomplisments of
. vived by his widow Matilda, and three
rope and Palestine.
Castor Piny Minkowsky to Conclude Celebration.
daughters,
Miss
Dora
Hirsch,
Mrs.
Fund in Palestine.
Rabbi Meyer Berlin, who presided,
'Sigmund Kircheimer and Mrs. Gerson
suggested that residents of this coon-
' B. Levi and two sons, David E. and
By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ
try form "Landsmanschaft" groups''
Preliminary plans for the opening
Smiled E. Hirsch.
to relieve the distress of Jews in the'
The largest and most enthusiastic Jewish audience that assembled here
of the Keren Hayesod campaign,
Dr. Hirsch, who was for years pro-
areas from which they came.
which is to be conducted here during
fessor of rabbinical literature and in years gathered on Sunday afternoon to celebrate the dedication of the
Some of the speakers charged that
philosophy in the University of Chi- new Talmud Torah headquarters and Kirby Center, on Kirby and Antoine
the week of Jan. 28, were laid at a
the Soviet government placed ob-
dinner given on Tuesday evening for
cago, was born in the grand duchy of streets. Close to 2,000 people packed the. spacious and magnificent hall of
stacles in the way of the Central
workers for the Palestine Foundation
Luxemburg on May 22, 1852. He
Committee's work. The conference
Fund at the Hotel Statler. Attended
was educated in the public schools the new building and a spirit of Joy prevailed at the accomplishment of
voted to organize a permanent com-
by 40 Detroiters prominent in busi-
of the duchy and in the University of one of the most constructive pieces of work for Jewish education in the city.
mittee of 100 members to carry on
ness and professions here, enthusiasm
Pennsylvania upon his arrival in this
ALVIN D. HERSCH,
The keynote of the dedication ceremony was struck by Rabbi A. M.
DR. EMIL G. HIRSCH,
the work of reconstruction in Europe.
was shown for the coming drive and
country, receiving his A. B. degree Ilershman when he said: "This school as well as all the other schools
confidence was expressed that the Vice-chairman of the trades and pro. It was also voted to send represents- Noted American Jewish scholar, Rah- from the latter school in 1872. Dr. depend for their success upon the community; but more than this, the corn-
Detroit quota of $150,000 will be fessions division of the Karen Hays- tives to Russia to investigate thebi of th e Sinai Congregation of Chi- Hirsch continued his studies in the munity depends for its future, its safety and its well-being upon the
sod campaign for $150,000, which is cause of friction between officials andi cage, who died of pneumonia on Episcopal Academy in Philadelphia success of the schools."
over-subscribed.
the relief workers and to report on Sunday morning after • week's ill- and the Pennsylvania University at-
The principal speaker of the even- to open here on Jan. 28.
Rabbi Hershman pointed out in his address, which was perhaps the
conditions generally . Other resolu- wo„.
Mg was Harris Selig of Boston, who
ter his father, Rabbi Samuel Hirsch, most inspiring lecture ever heard in this city, that the education of the
Dons adopted call for the raising of
is to direct the Keren Hayesod drive
was called, in 1866, to the ministry Jewish youth is the most important problem affecting our people, lie said
$600,000 fund for educational work
of the Reform Congregation Keries- that the education of youth stands first and continued:
in New York City. Alvin Hersch,
n Eastern Europe.
prominent Detroit attorney, author
seth Israel of Philadelphia.
"We turn to the young to help us perpetuate the Jewish spirit. The
A resolution recommending that
and professor. a fourth generation
Gets Ph. D. Degree from Leipsic.
Jewish boy is the father of the Jew to be. If we want Jews and Jewesses
he Joint Distribution Committee
American and fourth generation Re-
Upon receiving his A. B. degree who should be spiritually Jewish through and through, we must begin with
ever all relations with the "Yidges-
form Jew, as well as a fourth genera-
ofnlkrlrn,
+the child. There are hundreds of
am" in Russia was adopted and
tion Detroiter, acted as toastmaster.
niversities
young men whom we may call dis-
handed to a committee with full pow-
He was introduced by Robert Marwil,
in
1872
to
1876,
and
Leipsic,
receiv-
loyal, but who will have a perfect
er to act as it sees fit.
chairman of the trades and profes-
ing his Ph. D. degree from the latter
right to turn to us and charge us with
The following officers were elected:.
sions division, who suggested that a Visit Here With Dr. Sheinkin;
school
in
1876
after
completing
his
the responsibility of having kept
Chairman, Leon Kamaiky; vice-chair- Three Notable State B'nai I
slogan for the campaign should be
Describe Progress Made
, course in philosophy and theology.
them ignorant of Jewish things and
men, Rabbi Israel Rosenberg, Rabbi
"Day by day, in every way, we are
B'rith
Meetings
Held
Jewish
ideals."
He
also
attended
the
Ho•hschule
fur
Meyer Berlin, Peter Wiernik, Julius
in Palestine.
going to make the Keren Hayesod
.
die
Wissenschaft
des
Judenthums.
J. Dukes; financial secretary, Morris
"Back to the Bible."
campaign a success."
on Sunday.
I
Engelman; corresponding secretary,
On his return to America, Dr.
Referring to the growth of ma-
Monumental Work.
—
One of the most interesting l'ales- Rabbi Aaron Teitelbaum; treasurer,'
I Hirsch was elected rabbi of the liar Hungarian Foreign Minister terialism, Rabbi Hershman said that
Mr. Ilersch, who is the vice-chair- tine gatherings held in Detroit was Harry Fische).
Newly elected officers of the La- • Sinai congregation at Baltimore, Md.,
what the world will condone in the
man of the trades and professions di- the luncheon on Friday noon last, at
• • •
Justifies Restrictions of
dies' Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge No. in 1877. A year later he accepted
non-Jew it will condemn in the Jew
vision in the $150,000 campaign, which Fred M. Butzel was host to a
34, I. O. B. B., will be installed on the rabbinate of the Ades Israel con-
Jews.
NANSEN
TO
CO-OPERATE
WITH
and that with the lack of education
pointed to himself as Exhibit A in the select group, in honor of Dr. Arthur RUSSIAN, UKRAINE RED CROSS Monday evening at the B'nai B'rith
gregation of Louisville, Ky., where he
in the Jewish youth, materialism will
greater interest that is being shown Ruppin, Judge Bernard A. Rosen-
f Pisgah remained two years. In August 1880
PARIS.—(J. C. B.)—A Commit-
'
in Palestine by the Jews. He told of blatt and Dr. M. Sheinkin.
LONDON.—(.1. T. A.) — Because increase to the detriment of the en-
tee for Health and Medical Work in Lodge, according to the ritual grant- Dr. Hirsch went to Chicago and was
tire people. "Jews have no right to
a recent visit to Washington, D. C.,
Dr. Ruppin, formerly of Berlin,
of
the
"reduced
absorbing
capacity
ed the auxiliary by the grand lodge. installed there as rabbi of the Sinai
be materialists," Rabbi Ilershman de-
where he saw monuments erected in settled in Palesti". 16 years ago and Russia and the Ukraine has just been ,
constituted by the Nansen organize- A fine musical program has been ar- congregation, an office he held until of the present Hungary," the govern- clared. "What a minyan good Jews
honor of the war dead by the various devoted his life to the work of estab-
ment is compelled to limit the total
ranged for the occasion.
his
death.
During
his
administration
accomplish will be undone by half a
.
religions of the land, and declared lishing a Jewish settlement in the lion, the Russian Red Cross, the Uk-
I h Russian' Announcement was made at the a temple was built on Indiana ave- number of students in the universi- minyan of bad Jews, and bad Jews
' '
Red C .
it occurred to him that the finest me- Holy Land. Ile has seen the work
ties and to especially restrict Jewish
nue
in
1892
and
another
larger
don't need a minyan.
morial for the fallen Jewish dead grow from a movement of inactivity Commissariat for Public Health. The meeting of Pisgah Lodge on Monday
structure more recently on Forty- admissions, declares Count Banffy,
"Our slogan should be 'Back to
could be erected in Palestine.
to one of practical accomplishments representative in Russia of the epi- , evening that the Father and Son sixth street and Grand boulevard.
the Bungs! ian Foreign Minister, in
Among those who spoke at the din- for the Jewish cause. Dr. Ruppin is demics commission of the League of. Week celebration on an evening dur-
a letter made public today to Lucien the Bible.' We Jews will disappear
w ith thi s ing the week of Feb. 4 to 11 will be
and
will suffer without the Bible.
From
1880
to
1883
Dr.
Hirsch
Nations
is
collaborating
ner, in addition to the above men- the greatest Jewish statistician and
ittee. in charge of the social service com- edited, with I. S. Moses, the Zeit- Wolfe, representative of the Joint Without our Isaiah and our Jeremiah,
Honed, were Joseph II. Ehrlich. J. .1. his book, "The Jews of Today," is comm
Foreign Committee of British Jewry.
without
our prophets and the Bible
The
committee
has
just
purchased
mittee,
of
which
Lester
Leopold
it
geed,
published
in
Milwaukee.
In
Cummins, J. Friedberg, David It. the most authoritative volume in
The letter is a reply to protests flied
50 clinics, each sufficient to deal with chairman. Plans for the affair will 1886 he became co-editor of the Re. by the committee with the Hungarian we cannot exist and Ought not to
Stocker, Louis Stoll, J. Miller and print.
and has be announced next week.
exist.
former
and
since
1892
was
connected
1,000
cases
for
three
months,
Dr. Ruppin, who was introduced by
Charles D. Cameron.
government and the League of Na-
"Your children may not attend thin
The meeting of the lodge on Mons with the Reform Advocate, published tions against mistreatment and dis-
Mr. Selig declared that Palestine Mr. Butzel, told of his many experi- despatched these clinics into the re-
school, and the children of your
is a Jewish land today, contracted for ences before the war, when the work gions affected by famine and by epi_ day evening, Jan. 22, will be ad- in Chicago. In 1888 he was appoint- crimination of Jews in Hungary.
friends may not attend it. But as
by the greatest power in the world of the Zionists was practically nil in demics. dressed by Miss Anna Solomon, who ed a member and later president of
"There can be no question of Hun- long as Jewish children attend the
The committee has ordered 50 ad-"will speak on her experiences on re- the board of the Chicago . Public Li-
and the contract undersigned by the comparison with w hat has been done
brary, remaining in office until 1897. gary departing in any way from school you should support it, because
leadint . nations, including the United since the world struggle. Before the ditional clinics, together with labors- cent European trips.
either the letter or the spirit of the it is your work. In Moscow the edu-
On
Jan.
29
a
smoker,
entertain-
During
his
term
a
new
library
build-
tory
instruments
and
microscopes.
State:, lie declared that the ques- war, Dr. Ruppin said, 99 per cent of
minority section of the Trianon cation of the young is done in secret
An effort is being made from Ge- , ment and luncheon will be given at ing was erected. Since 1892 and
tion of the rebuilding of Palestine is the contributions for the rebuilding
treaty," County Baldly asserts.
achallenge to the Jew. Referring to of l'alestine come from the Jews of neva to enlist public sympathy in or- the B'nai B'rith club rooms, for mem., for many years after that he occu- "Hungary will be faithful to the in- and in dug-outs because religious .
the Balfour Declaration, he said that Russia. Only about 1,000 new im- der that help may be brought to the hers in good standing only. Many pied the chair of rabbinical liters- ternal obligations already given to training is forbidden in Russia and
England has done her share in mak- migrants settled on the land yearly medical institutions, which are at interesting entertainment features ture and philosophy in the University the League of Nations and fortified the parents nevertheless forego food
and starve in order to be able to edu-
In 1896 he was presi-
ing good the promise to the Jew and and the work went on very slowly. present struggling a ga in s t epidemics. are being prepared for the occasion. of Chicago.
cate their young. Ilere we have the
, On Feb. 14 the annual dance of dential elector at large for Illinois. with effective guarantees.
that it is now entirely up to the Since that time, however, great pro-
"Concerning
the
complaint
of
in-
opportunity of freely offering the
Pisgah
Lodge
will
be
given
at
the
In
1902
he
was
Percy
Turnbull
lee.
gress
has
been
seen
and
the
country
Jewish people. '
security
of
Jewish
life
and
liberty,
I
young
a good Jewish education and
o en erg s i turer at Johns Hopkins University,
is showing signs of prosperity and is
t one. Li
A. Goldenberg
. G
rays
Louis
.
The Jewish Ideal.
wish to state that my country has ex we ought to show our appreciation
Baltimore,
his
subject
being
"Jewish
on the road to complete rehabilita-
chairman
inheani rt
e of i tnhge a affair r f earn do neer e r ef n t7e.
"Cut out from the life of the Jew
perienced
the
miseries
of
the
discs-
of
this
privilege and thank God for
Poetry."
manta are
made
Palestine, and Zion, and you have no tion.
trous war, of two revolutions and of it by supplying the schools with the
Build Highways end Roads.
Was An Eloquent Speaker.
finest B'nai B'rith gatherings ever
need for synagogues and your other
a
foreign
invasion.
Passions
have
means
of
existence. In return for
Dr. Ruppin told of the practical
held. All proceeds will go for chaMt-
Dr. Hirsch was a most eloquent been stirred up and undoubteldy de- your money you will receive some-
institutions in the Diaspora," Mr. Se-
work accomplished in the past two
able purposes. The next dance of the public speaker and a prolifis con- plorable events have happened. Since thing vastly greater—the satisfaction
lig declared. "Cut out from the
or three years and said that high-
The annual meeting of the United Ladies' Auxiliary of the lodge will tributor to Jewish journals. lie was the last election, however, there has of knowing that your future is as-
prayer book reference to Zion and
ways and roads have been built Jewish Charities will be held at 8 be held on Sunday, Jan. 21.
a warm. advocate of Sunday as the
Jerusalem and you have no prayer
where there were hills and moun- o'clock Wednesday evening at the ' Three interesting state B'nai B'rith Jewish Sabbath, though, recognizing been inaugurrted a new era of con- surest."
book. To pray for a livelihood you
Greatest and Holiest Task.
tains; that railroads take one from .lowish Institute, High and Hastings meetings were held on Sunday, in the difficulties in the way of that solidation. The present government
don't have to go to synagogue. You
one part of the country to another streets. Reports will be given on the I which Detroit members participated. change, he preached for years on entertains liberal views regarding the
In congratulating the officers and
can tt, that at home. But the Jew
religious
and
racial
questions.
It
has
in several hours where it once took
always looked to bigger, to nobler days and sometimes weeks to cover work of the past year along lines of I Louis Cohane installed new officers Saturdays before the Temple Israel an overwhelming majority in Parlia- board of directors of the United He-
brew Schools of Detroit for the phe-
relief, education, recreation, physical at Jackson. Joseph J. Cummins initi- congregation of Chicago.
things in life, and the rebuilding of
ment, where only one member
training and character building. Of- ated a new class at Bay City and
our homeland is our outstanding the same ground.
Dr. Hirsch published various mono- throughout the course of the last As- nomenal success achieved by them in
Under the Turkish regime, Dr.
ricers and directors for the ensuing Julius Deutelbaum of this city and graphs on Biblical, theological and sembly made a violent attack upon the building of the schools, Rabbi
ideal."
Ruppin pointed out, Zionism was
Mr. Selig compared the new Pales- synonymous with crime and to speak year will he elected at this meeting. Benjamin F. Wiener of Flint installed sociological subjects. lie took a Jews. The government's determina- Hershman said there is no greater
and holier task evolving upon the
The United Jewish Charities is of-' the officers at Saginaw.
tine colonization movement with the
prominent part in the founding of the tion to deal firmly with invitements
Hebrew was also criminal. He told filleted with the Detroit Community
coming of the Jews to America in the
The newly elected officers of the Jewish Manual Trainnig School in to violence has been shown by the Jewish people than that of the edu-
of how one of the men in his Jeru- Union and is the official organization Saginaw Lodge No. :136,
I. 0. B. B., Chicago as well as in the organizing trials of persons accused of anti- cation of the young. lie referred to
eighties. At that time,, he pointed
salem office was caught selling a Jew- for the administering of r e li e
the new school by quoting from the
out, immigration societies were
f and are: Ben Kramer, president; C. Ma- of the Associated Jewish Charities, Semitic crime.
ish National Fund stamp during the
Scriptural reading of the week: "The
formed everywhere to help the poor war, and he (Dr. Ruppin) was tried social service among the Jews of De- ' rienthal, vice-president; William \Vol- the Civic Federation and other move-
"Regarding the admission of Jew- place whereon thou art standing is
and the suffering to settle in Amer- for high treason on that account. He troit. sey, treasurer; M. Friedman, secre- ments. For a time he Was chaplain ish students to the universities, it is
holy and sacred ground."
Officers of the organization are: :th ey; A. Sobel, assistant monitor; A. of the Illinois Naval Militia and a
ica. But that was not necessary for said he was tried before a court mar-
the government's intention not to
The afternoon's program was
William Friedman, president; Henry
long, because after two or three
tial for a period of five days, but IN Inman, Milton M. Alexander, Wal- D. Philippe, warden; A. Greenbaum, member of the State Board of Cheri- invade any article of the Treaty of opened with a prayer and brief talk
years the immigration movement
trustee.
Sidney
Goldstein,
retiring
ties.
He
also
acted
as
president
of
Trianon, but assures their proper ful- in Hebrew by Rabbi E. Aisishkin,
was finally acquitted. Dr. Ruppin de- ter Fuchs and Fred M. Butzel, vice-
came of itself and at the instance of clared he didn't know why he should
president, was awarded the honorary the board of examiners of the Civil fillment under the new conditions.
who blessed the Lord "for having
Jews who already settled here and have been acquitted, because he de- presidents; D. W. Simons, treasurer; position of monitor. Service Commission of Chicago. Dr.
The limiting of the total number caused us to live to see the day" of
At an evening affair held in Bay Hirsch was one of the leading Hebrew
invited their relatives and friends to livered a very warm Zionist address Blanche hart, executive secretary.
of students is necessary because of such great accomplishments for Ju-
The public is urged to attend this City at the Community Center, the scholars in America.
follow them. Mr. Selig said that af- on the occasion, and added that h e
the reduced absorbing capacity of daism. "They who sow in tears shall
ter four or five years a successful must have convinced the Turkish of- meeting and learn of the work fte . following spoke: Mr. Wiener, Rabbi
the present Hungary. If special reap with joy," the rabbi said and
Keret' Hayesod will build an inde- firers. "It is so much easier to con- complished in the past year. All are , I. L. Bril of Flint, Mr. Deutelbaum
measures had not been taken, the just expressed the hope that the building
pendent Jewish population in Pales- vince the non-Jew than the Jew of welcome. and Mr. Cummins. A program of en-
representation of all religions, races of Hebrew schools here will precede
tine that will eventually redeem the the possibilities of Zionism," he
tertainment was presented and re-
the coming of the day when the Tem-
and minorities would suffer.
freshments served. Mr. Wiener was
land of its own efforts and there will
"The numerical proportion of Jew- ple of Jerusalem will be rebuilt.
LEWISOHN
TO
ADDRESS
be no more need for help from the added.
accompanied on this trip by Mrs.
Dr. Ruppin continued: "Under
Judge Ilarry B. Keidan, who acted
ish
students,
who
have
always
exceed-
Jews of the Diaspora.
MEN'S CLUB ON MONDAY Wiener.
Turkish rule it was impossible to un-
ed the proportion of the general stu- as chairman and master of cere-
Selling Jewish Future.
dertake great enterprises with an as.
monies,
congratulated the board of
dent population, inflicts only a mini-
In advising the workers as sales- surance of their being stable, because
mum of hardship. This law, which directors for their vision in realizing
Ludwig Lewisohn, author of "Up-
Will Dies.. Plans for Building of
men, Mr. Selig pointed out to them the attitude of the government was Stream," will be the speaker at the LIKENS CONDITIONS IN
the
needs
for building more schools
is not the work of the present gov-
Auxiliary Synagogue in Northern
that they are selling lives, that they generally inimical to the progress of dinner meeting of the Men's Club of'
UKRAINE TO THOSE OF
ernment, will be administered in ac- and for uniting all the existing Tal-
are selling the future of the Jewish the Jew. That underwent a change Temple Beth El on Monday evening,
mud
Torahs
under one head. Judge
District of City.
cordance with the foregoing state-
TEMPLE DESTRUCTION
People. He told of self-sacrificing with the coming of British influence January 10 at the Temple. Mr.
ment and I am confident the Hun- Keidan pointed out that many of the
efforts of the world Zionist leaders, and the High Commissioner for Pales- I-ewisohn's topic will be "America
garian Jews will not suffer by its ap- men made great sacrifices during the
The opening rally of the Men's
of Dr. Chaim Weizmann and Dr.
past two years, neglecting their busi-
"The times have been so cruel here
plication." •
and the New Nationalism."
(Turn to last page.)
Club of the Shaarey Zedek will be
Arthur Ruppin, who are not getting
nesses and personal affairs for the
Mr. Lewisohn is an author and a that they have been like unto the De-
of the Temple, when babe held on Tuesday evening, Jan. 16, at
paid for their work, who are covering
struction
sake
of assuring the future of Ju-
publicist of considerable note. His
Sh aarey Zedek. Judge Alfred J.
their own expenses in their travels DR. WOOLEY DISCUSSES
daism in America and the education
book, "Up-Stream," has been the sub- perished at their mothers' breasts,?, the
Murn hy will be the principal speaker
and who are in every other way mak-
.
of
the
Jewish youth.
ject
of
much
discussion
and
debate.
writes
a
Jewish
widow
from
one
of
the
SCHOOL TESTS BEFORE
ing sacrifices for the movement.
agricultural colonies in the Ukraine of t he evening. His topic will deal
Judge Keidan denied that the Jews
He is a contributor to a number
BETH EL SISTERHOOD widely
of with
the
activities of the Ku Klux
Mr. Selig told of the accomplish-
read periodicals and was at to one of her relatives
in this
country
of America believed only in the
JERUSALE::.—(J. T. A.) — The mighty dollar. Ile said: "How can
ments in Palestine during the past 18
who has turned her letter over to the K l an.
Dr. Helen Thompson Wooley, head one time professor of English at the Joint Distribution Committee. "And
months and outlined the various ac-
Mark Jacobson, who is in charge fifth anniversary of the appointment it be said that a people is materialis-
Ohio State University.
of
Colonel Ronald Stars as governor tic when it has clung to its religion
of
the
Merrill-Palmer
School,
who
tivities in the fields of education,
I it has hapened here," she continues, of the entertainment program, an-
sanitation, building of banks, loan spoke at the monthly meeting of the
, "that parents have eaten their own nounces that several acts will be pre- ner last Saturday, the guests includ- through thousands of years of perse-
of
Jerusalem
was celebrated at • din-
Sisterhood
of
Temple
Beth
El
on
Mon-
kassas, etc.
I children. But they were not Jews." rented and that a series of motion
cutions? The Jew has always dedi-
WILL GIVE SERIES OF
A meeting of workers at 3 p. ern. day Afternoon, said that there two
"We, here, need not read again the pictures will also be shown on the oc- ing Sir Samuel, the High Commis-
kinds
of
tests
in
general
use
in
edu-
sioner,
the
Grant
Mufti, head of the
(Turn to Page Two)
Sunday, at 433 Majestic building, will
LECTURES ON LABOR'S !story of the Temple's Destruction. We casion. harry Satovaky is in charge
have seen it. I had to watch with my of the refreshments that will be Moslem community, and a number of
further outline the work for the cam- cation, the mental or psychological
l tests. One
STATUS AMONG ISRAEL , own
representative Zionists.
Palen and will divide the districts in tests and the educations
eyes, my child slowly perishing, served.
kind tries to measure mental ability
Col. Storrs was named military gov-
and hear him cry for food I could not
the trades and professions drive.
SHAAREY ZEDEK TO HEAR
The purpose of the meeting is to
and the other educational progress.
PHILADELPHIA.—An interesting give him.• I would go out into the open the membership campaign for ernor of Jerusalem by General Allen.
Senator Spencer to Speak.
Dr. Wooley referred to the contro-
event in Jewish scholarly circles will streets and find a stray bone. This I the Men's Club of the Shaarey Ze- by upon the letters occupation of the DR. MAX HELLER JAN. 19
The headquarters of the Keren versy in the New Republic no the be the presentation of four lectures would give him to suck. And his
Holy City in Dec., 1917. When the
dek. It is expected that announce-
Hayesod in America, 50 Union question of tests between Walter Lip-
prepared by Judge Sulzberger on meet little mouth broke out in great ment will be made at this time of the Civil Administration was ushered in
Jan. 19 should find one of the
Square, announces that in the course man and Mr. Terman, and spoke of
The Status of Labor in Ancient Is- wounds. And 1, his mother, had to planned North End Shaarey Zedek on the arrival of Sir Herbert Samuel, largest gatherings in the history of
the scientific foundation of mental
Col. Storrs became governor of the
look on helpless, hungry. . . ."
rael" before the Dropsie College.
(Turn to lad page.)
branch. The new synagogue will be Jerusalem district. Following the Congregation Shaarey Zedek in at-
tests and their field of usefulness. She
In another part of her letter she
Judge Sulzberger has been for
said that the individual form of test- quite a number of years engaged in writes: "Thank God, I survived last discussed in the course of the rally. Jerusalem riots in 1920 and the Jaffa tendance at the special Friday even-
ing is capable of revealing individual
The Men's Club was organized on riots in 1921, the Jews insisted upon ing services, when Rabbi Max Heller
BATIK COLLECTION TO
researches into the political and legal winter, but I am sick and feeble. if
differences for more significantly and
Dec. 12, with J. Jay as president ; Store's removal, accusing him of pas- of Temple Sinai of New Orleans, La.,
of ancient Israel. • These you saw me you would not know me,
BE SHOWN AT EXHIBIT accurately than the more scientific institutions
Seymour
Frank, vice- president; sivity in dealing with the outbreaks. will occupy the pulpit. Rabbi Heller
studies have resulted in such publica- so altered am I by what I have suf-
methods of studying the individual.
Charles Rubiner, secretary; Ilerman The presence of Zionist leaders at the is one of the foremost men in the
as "The Am lia-Aretz: The An- fered.
Dr. Carl Lundy of the Recreation tions
I
A.
August,
treasurer. The purpose celebration appears to testify to the rabbinate today, is ■ great scholar,
"We fear the winter that is drawing
One of the new features of the third Department of Detroit gave an in- cient Hebrew Parliament," "The Pol-
of the club is to promote social ac- better relations existing between the a line speaker, and possessed of a
annual exhibit showing the work of formal talk on the work and aims of ity of the Ancient Hebrews, and nigh. All the fuel is gone. There
tivities
among
Shaarey Zedek mem- government and the Jewish commun- splendid personality. lie is a past-
Jews in Arts and Crafts which will the new gymnasium of the temple. "The Ancient Hebrew Law of Homi- I will be no harvest."
president of the Central Conference
to bers, to develop and foster a spirit ity.
b e opened at the Jewish Institute on
ment was made of a birth- cide." The present lectures have to dol The letter closes with an apeal now of good fellowship among them, to
Emir Abdullah, ruler of Transfer- of Reform Rabbis, has ever been an
Announce
Feb. 18 lasting for ■ period of two day party luncheon featured by many with the labor problem as it presented i the widow's onetime neighbors
living in this country to help her and aid in every way possible in main- dania has arrived in Jerusalem to dis- ardent Zionist and has had a great
tracks, will be a collection of Jewish surprises which will be given by the itself in Biblical times.
taining the religious standards of cuss financial questinos with the Pal- influence in changing the attitude of
The lectures will be presented by her three daughters.
subjects in Batik work. One of the Sisterhood in February. A social hour
the Hebrew Union College on that
items in Batik which has already been was spent in the dining room where Doctor Solomon Solis Cohen, at the This particular appeal has been re- conservative. Judaism for which the estine High Commissioner. The Emir
subject. "A Mystery and a Ro-
secured is entitled "Noah's Ark." This refreshments were served by the hos- Dropsie College on Sunday, Jan. 14, upended to, but it is indicative of the congregation stands, and to regard was met at the station by Sir Herbert
Sun- conditions that still prevail in the Uk. the club as a social outlet for the Samuel and escorted to the govern- mance" will be Dr. Heller's topic.
Jan
16
Tues.
Jan
23
and
es
Jan.
,
•
•
To
.,
year the exhibition will be preceded
'ttee of which Mrs.
Service
starts at 8:15, lecture at 8:30.'
ty
synagogue's
members.
ment
house,
where
he
is
stopping.
pitali
•raine.
day, Feb. 4, at 8:30 p. m.
by a pageant entitled "Jewish Con- Adolph
Sloman is chairman.
tributions to American Life•"

RUPPIN, ROSENBLATT
ADDRESS LUNCHEON

AUXILIARY OFFICERS
WILL BE INSTALLED .Dtru.dielidirisnchtheweU l

DEFENDS PER CENT
NORM OF STUDENTS

ANNUAL MEETING OF
LOCAL CHARITIES ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING.

SHAAREY ZEDEK
MEN WILL HOLD
RALLY TUESDAY

JERUSALEM HONORS
GOVERNOR STORRS