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THE JEWISH FLAG

PROF. WARBURG SAYS UNIVERSITY ,
IN PALESTINE ALREADY FUNCTIONS

HONOR FINKELSTEIN AT

COMPLIMENTARY DINNER

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SYNAGOGUE LEAGUE
EXTENDS ACTIVITIES

Cards with the blessings over the and in any part of the country, the
Sabbath and Hanukkah lights in Eng- Women's League has established *
lish and in Ilebrew have also been spirit of cordiality, co-operation and
printed for the Jewish woman, For loyalty.

Its Antiquity.
Attorney Feted by Attorney Depart•
the children, simple prayers in Eng-
The officers of the Women's
lish and Hebrew have been adopted, League of the United Synagogue
men) and Office Force of Detroit
Banners have flown over nations Noted Scientist Reports Keren H•yesod Is Building Economic and Cultural
so that they may enter their Jewish ore: honorary president and foun-
Foundations of Jewish Homeland; Professor Albert Einstein
that have flourished and decayed and
Life Insurance Company,
life in the proper spirit by saying der, Mrs. Solomon Schechter; presi.
Heads Univedsity Committee in Germany.
'AEC been forgotten, but the flag,
the morning and evening prayers and dent, Mrs. Charles 1. Hoffman, New-
popularly called the flag of the Jew,"
Twenty-eight men associated with
the grace before and after meals. ark, N. J.; vice presidents, Mrs. Cy-
and
agricultural,
as
well
as
the
work
Unheralded and almost unnoticed,
still lives. The Zionists, especially,
the agency department and the office
Nor should mention of the United rus Adler of Philadelphia, Mrs. Ben-
look upon this flag with especial sig. Professor Otto Warburg, former of receiving and caring for the im- force of the Detroit Life Insurance
,
Synagogue
Recorder—the official or- jamin Davis of Chicago, Mrs. Louis
migrantsand
the
work
of
supporting
ance for it typifies to them the president of the World Zionist Or-
Co., alto:Idol a complimentiy dinner
N E W Y 0 It K. -- The Woman's li,nei,n of the United Synagogue and Ginzberg of New York City, Meg.
unity and nationalism that once was g anization, now director of the Agri- the medical and sanitation work of to Isaac Finkelstein, now a practicing
League
of
thy'
United
Synagogue
nhnitss
g
Jacob Kohn of New York City, Mrs.
ultural Research Institute of Pales- the country, make the Keren Ilayesod attorney and member of the Wayne
theirs, but which has vanished.
extended its influence far and wide, t Women's League—be omitted.
Presumably, in the thirteenth cen- t ine, arrived in New York with the the most important instrument in the County liar, for four years an active into large centers and small coot-Articles of special interest to women It. II. Melament of New York
and
children
appear
in
every
issue.
treasurer, Mrs. Louis Gottachall, New
not more
tury before Christ, the first rude mission of promoting the Ilebrew arduous undertaking of reducing the and successful member of the Morris
munities where there are
forms of this flag came into existence. University in Palestine by interesting Jewish homeland. 1 am certainly glad Ftsliman's Detroit Life Agency force them the Not only does the Women's League York City; recording secretary,
Jews,
bringing
..f.
than
a
handful
l
ite
ain
Ui.el
S
Samuel Spiegel, New York City.
to hear that the Jews of America are
When the Hebrews were held against
.
g
n te
Ygg"
message of Conservative Of the'
responding more and more generous-
their will in Egypt by Pharaoh, the
Judaism,
helping
them
to
raise
their
strength
and
influence
through
its
)vents,
but
there
is
constant
ly to the appeal of the Koren Ilaye-
memories of freedom and indepen-
Love him who reproaches thee on
children to be worthy of the Own- constit
intercourse between the national
sOd and that the work of our distin-
dence that had been theirs before the
thy
to them.
lions
handed
Among
the down
societies
which have body and its various sections. By account of thy faults, and hate
guished leader, Dr. Chaim Weizmann,
days of bondage, led them to unify
flatterer, for the former brings thee
is finding the success which he merits.
their hopes and aspirations in a hau-
and
affiliated with the Women s League means
of
monittly
letters
and
pre-
to
the
life
of
the
world
to
come
t
gsa,ttitihdeasS,Lwia,keerosf'
.,,Lf,orwhmkehetiirs
lier. The flag was kept hidden until
f University.
Pro g
the latter causes thee to depart from
since January, 1023, are: Ladies' firua,m
the mighty throng suddenly arose
- •
Auxiliary Mod Israel,
N. members fur lecturers at any time the world.—The Talmud.
"So far as the Hebrew University
Aid Auburn,
Society, Do-
under t he leadership of Moses and
is concerned, a number of faculties
Ladies'
Y.;
Hebrew
marched away bad: to their own land.
Is
and departments have already started
nora, Pa.; Ladies' Auxiliary
The description of that tremendous
or are on the point of being started,
reel, Irvington, N. J.; Hebrew Ladies'
movement is all too vague in history.
among them the Agricultural, Micro-
Aid Society, Monessen, Pa.; Shaare
This drannitic have taking is dismis-
Zed•k Sisterhood, New York City;
biological and Chemical Institutes,
sed with scant chronicles, so that no-
which constitute the beginnings of
Ladies' Auxiliary Congregation Tife-
where does that flag that flew at the
the
Faculty
of
Sciences;
a
depart-
rah Zion, Newark, N. J.; Mt. Sinai
load of the POI MIMS receive its due.
ment of Jewish Science, which may
Ladies' Auxiliary, Cheyenne, Wyo.;
The flag was not accepted as the
be regarded as the first department
Sisterhood Pottle Zeileck, Pittsburgh,
power that it has since become until
l'a.; Nevah Zedek ladies' Auxiliary,
of the Faculty of Arts, and the Medi-
the days of David. This king, who
cal Faculty, the foundations for
Portland, Ore.; Ladies' Hebrew Aid
IS the first vitally human being whom
which were laid by the American
Society, Stroudsburg, Pa.; Ladies'
history recognizes, had a mysterious
Aid Society of B'nui Israel, Stebueti-
Jewish
physicians'
committee.
Among
coat-d-arms upon his shield. The
the faculties which remain to be in-
ville, Ohio; Ladies' Society of Beth
double triangle may have meant some-
augurated are those of law and social
Israel, San rancisco, Calif. This
thing potentious ; it may have meant
science, and I hope to find assistance
makes a total of 164 /Minted or-
n o thing in particular, At any rate,
in
this
country
for
inaugurating
these
ganizations.
the mighty king wore it, and made it
branches. Connected with the Agri-
Co-operates With J. D. C.
loved by his people and feurml by his
eultural
Research
Institute,
the
head-
ISAAC
FINKELSTEIN
enemies. The shepherd boy who rose
The Women's League of the
quarters of which are in Tel-Aviv, are
to be the most commanding figure of
PROFESSOR OTTO WARBURG
United Synagogue is commended on
a number of agricultural experiment The dinner, delightful in all its ap-
his century stirred the imagination
pointments, was held at Mr. Fish- its very successful co-operation with
and the devotion of his nation exactly certain Jews of means and influence stations located in various parts of man's home, 2252 Gladstone. avenue.
the Joint Distribution Committee in
the
country
which
have
already
as he has stirred readers of the Old in this effort to bring about a renais-
Mr. Fishman acted as toastmaster the adoption of Jewish war orphans.
flu Gold Starulad
sance of Jewish culture in the an- achieved valuable results towards
Testament to this day.
and addresses were delivered by pres- Through its affiliated societies and
promoting
agriculture
in
Palestine
It is easy of comprehension, then, cient land of Israel. Professor War-
ident 51. E. O'Brien, Judge P. II. subscribing members, the Women's
why his shield should have become burg, who was a member of the So- and applying to it the most modern O'Brien, vice-president Frank II. League vim orphan adoption com-
transferred to the national flag. Some kolov/ 'delegation which visited the methods."
mittee, under the very able chair-
Professor Warburg announced that Watson, actuary Earl 1 7 , Wightinan,
great tribute must be paid him, so United States a year ago, does not
Dr. Henry R. Carstens, medical direc- manship of Mrs. Moses Ilymanson,
when he was gone and his greatest intend to conduct any public cam- a committee of influential Jews head- tor, and Homer Guck, assistant to the financially adopted 162 orphans in
achievements became greater in the paigns for this purpose, but he is ed by Professor Einstein, discoverer president. Each of the speakers 1921, 77 of whom were re-adopted
ALL ants PNrtaD
telling, the double triangle appeared hopeful of gaining considerable sup- of the theory of relativity, has been showed the high regard in which Mr. in 1022, and 17 have already been
upon the flag. Later, the blue stripes port for the university through quiet organized in Germany with the object
cared for the third year. This rep-
of promoting the university. In ad- Finkelstein is held by all of those who
were added. The priests in the tem- and private channels.-
resents
a
total
collection
on
the
part
have been privileged to work with him
Professor Warburg bases his en- dition to Dr. Einstein, who is the
ple at Jerusalem wore ropes of bright
of the Women's League of $27,600.
in his life insurance associations.
Hue WOOL SO the color was used be- thusiasm for the university on two president of the committee, it in- , Mr. Fipkelstein responded to the
The Women's League will join the
cludes
Professor
Mlttwoch,
director
grounds:
In
the
first
place
he
re-
cause it meant to the people strength,
diaensara
toasts by telling of his life struggle's United Synagogue in its Mid-West
purity; it typified to them their na-
in Russia and Poland and of the many convention to be held in Kansas City
tionality, powerful in spiritual things.
difficulties he encountered in his ef- on May 13 and 14. Although most
Emma Lazarus in her powerful
forts to rise above conditions in which of the sessions will be held jointly,
poem, "The Banner of the Jew," tells
he found himself compelled to work, topics of ',articular interest to the
what this flag, an immortal heroic
He told of his association with hit. women will be discussed in separate
memory, means to the Jew:
Fishman and the encouragement he sessions. Among the subjects under
receied from the latter.
consideration are: "The l'roblem of
(I deem not dead that martial fire,
Mr. Finkelstein completed his stud- the Jewish Mother in Relation to the
Say not the mystic flame is spent!
ies at the Detroit ('allege of Law Child and Adolescent," "The Rela-
With Moses law and 1/avid's lyre,
while in the employment of the De- tion of the Sisterhood to the School
Your ancient strength remains un-
troit Life Insurance Co. Out of his and the Congregation," "Inter-Sister-
b•nt.
profits as a life insurance salesman hood Activities anti Ca-operation."
Let but an Ezra rise anew',
he managed to support bis family and The executive council of the Wom-
To lift the banner of eh• Jew.
the :UMW time complete his law stud- en's League will be represented by
ies.
M joe Sarah Kussy of Newark, who
A rag, a mode at first—ere long,
is chairman of its propaganda and
When men have bled and women
organization committee.
w ept,
Furthers Traditional Judaism.
To guard its precious folds from
With its aim to further traditional
wrong,
Judaism ever in mind, the Women's
Even they who shrunk, even they
who slept,
In preparation for the rummage League has published booklets and
Shall leap to Hess it, and to save
Detroit Branch:
sale being planned by the Detroit pamphlets for women, explaining the
Strike! fur the brave revere the
chapter of liadassah, Detroiters are significance of the various holydays
and
festivals,
so
that
the
mother
may
brave!
again asked to offer articles they wish
to dispose of to the committee in not only observe them but intelli-
A woman is more desirous of en- A WHEAT FIELD OF THE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STAT ON charge. Those desiring to offer such gently interpret their importance to
IN
UPPER
GALILEE,
PALESTINE,
DIRECETD
BY
PRO-
tering the state of matrimony than
articles are asked to call one of the their children. The Women's League
FESSOR OTTO WARBURG
a man.—The Talmud.
following: Mrs. L. N. Halbstein, has published "Friday Night Stories,"
Cedar 3767; Mrs. M. II. Zackheim, legends and fables translated from
gards the research work which is al- of the Oriental Seminary of Berlin,
Northway 5454; Mrs. N. E. Aron- the Talmud in simple form, visualiz-
ready being conducted by certain de- who is vice-president, and another
_
stem, Garfield 59544. Articles will ing the peaceful Sabbath night, the
partments of the university, among member is Professor '41, ell, director of
be called for without any trouble of worries of the week forgotten, the
them the Agricultural Research In- the German State Library. The
ILE 0 MOTOR CAR COMPANY,
mother surrounded by her children,
delivery
on
the
part
of
those
wishing
Einstein's
stitute, as of vital importance to the treasurer of Professor
reading them stories about their race.
development of that country. lie committee is Oscar Wasserman, di- to dispose of them.
Don't suffer—get quick relief.
believes important discoveries will re- rector of the Deutsche Bank.
Effective and inexpensive.
Professor Warburg has brought
sult which will be of benefit not only
It costs nothing to come down
to Palestine but to other tropic and with him a considerable number of
and find out.
photographs
illustrating the work of
sub-tropic lands. In the second place
Professor Warburg regards the estab- the agricultural experiment stations
which
are
connected
with the Agri-
lishment in Palestine of a great and
Second and Front Ste.
active center of Jewish and general cultural Research Institute, of which
Sulphur Mineral, Turkish
culture as a vindication of the vital-i he is the director.
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ity and fruitfulness of the Jewish
SWEDISH MASSAGE
spirit.
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Asked concerning present condi-
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tions in the country, Professor War-
burg stated that there exists a serious
financial stringency caused by the
NEW YORK. — The Rev. Dr. Kauf-
rapid development in many fields man Kohler, president emeritus of
which the country is undergoing. He the Ilebrew Union College, and Dr.
compared Palestine to a newly started Israel Abrahams of Cambridge Uni-
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"At the foundation of the Jewish dress. Samson Lachman was chair-
program in Palestine," said Professor
Warburg, "are the colonies which are
Dr. Kohler was congratulated on
becoming more and more efficient,
t he occasion of his approaching
but which still require assistance. The e ightieth birthday. Ile spoke on "The
Keren Ilayesod supports 33 such Lesson from Tut-ankh-Amen's Tomb
colonies, many of them conducted on for the Jew." Or. Kohler told of
Specialists in the art of making
co-operative lines where the future of Tut - ankh - Amen's father - in - law
Ice Cream and French Pastries.
Jewish agriculture is being worked changing his religion and of the sub-
out. Many of the Chaluzim are set- sequent action of the young king in
Orders for parties, tens and din-
tled in these colonies. The Keren forswearing the former's faith. The
ners given careful attention. No
Ilayesod is also maintaining the He- lesson to be learned was that no man
chance for disappointment.
brew school system, where the work on earth, however wise and powerful,
is being done by the teachers who ould invent a new religion and im-
c
city.
Deliveries to all parts of the
may be considered as cultural Chalu- pose it on the people as the inventors
zim, and whose heroism and self-sac- of Volapuk and Esperanto , have
rifice is not a whit less than the hero- sought to impose a new language on
ism and self-sacrifice of the men and the world. Like language, religion
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"These two activities, the cultural
ple•
Lord Carnarvon will go down in
history as a martyr of science, Dr.
_1 In
Kohler asserted in praising the dis-
covery of the Englishman.

Reports Total of 164 Affiliated
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Is Always To Help The Fellow Who Is Down, Especially
When That Fellow Never Had A Chance

EAR EAST RELIEF is now faced with the
immense undertaking of attempting to
save thousands upon thousands of lives, most of
them children, who deserve at least a chance to
get a grip on life.

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Out of the thousands upon thousands who are
spending money lavishly for almost every variety
of sport, it would he no great hardship to direct
at least a small part of this expenditure to saving
human lives, young lives that have barely more
than gotten started.

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Dr. Jacob Hoschander Joins
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Chauncey Olcott, America's fore-
most exponent of Irish romance on
the stage and past-master of popular
lyric tenors, is once more to grace
the local stage, to the keen joy of his
thousands of admirers, young and
old. Mr. Olestt is to occupy the Gar-
rick stage, Detroit, for one week be-
ginning next Sunday evening.

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They deserve at least the chance to live, a chance
which the sportsmen of America could easily
carry forward into a reality.

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A contribution as small as $5 a month will save
a child's life, and this gives something of a line
on the great opportunity to render human service
at small cost. So far 115,000 orphans have been
temporarily cared for, but their sustenance must
be continued, and there are thousands of others
who can only be saved by America's generosity.

NEW YORK — Dr. Cyrus Adler, act-
ing president of the Jewish Theologi-
cal Seminary announces that Dr. Ja-
cob lloschander has been appointed
Sabato Marais Professor of Biblical
Literature and Exegesis in the Semi-
nary.
Or. Iloshander received his Degree
of Doctor of l'hilosophy at the Uni-
versity of Marburg. Ile has been for
10 years instructor in Semitic Lan-
guages at the Dropsie College. Ile has
devoted himself to the study of these
languages in view of their relation-
ship to Biblical Archaeology and His-
tory and has in press a work on the
Mak of Esther in the light of His-
tory. Dr. lloschander will take up
his duties at the Seminary at the be-
ginning of the Academic year 1923-

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Danceland, Forest and Woodward, on
May 17.

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