jiieVerttorUEmsti(Ror ictia
JULY 6, 1923
ATTTUDE OF RELIGIONS
.[Digesting
TOWARD ONE ANOTHER
(Concluded from page 1.)
Single Homm,
Duplexes
■ nd
Home Sites
(Prom cab'.
H
.1
Prof. Boaz, the distinguished anthropologist of Columbia University, has
been elected to corresponding membership in the Academy of Science in
Vienna. The election is more noteworthy in view of the fact that the ma-
jority of the membership is anti-Semetic.
•
•
•
•
H Fkli Company
8748 Linwood, Corner Blaine
Garfield 2423-5380
FRENCH PASTRY .
Specialists in the Aft of Making
Ice Cream and French Pastries.
FRENCH PASTRY
FANCY ICE CREAM
FROZEN PUDDINGS
FRUIT SHERBETS
FANCY CAKES
WEDDING CAKES
BIRTHDAY CAKES
Order Now for Parties, Tem or
Dinner.. We Deliver Anywhere.
The continued advance in the price of meat has become so serious a
matter that the Warsaw rabbinate is considering steps to meet it. The
rabbis intend to introduce two meatless days a week, by which device they
hope to so reduce the demand for meatasto cause a reduction in its price.
The refusal of the Warsaw Jewish Kehillah to give burial in the Jewish
cemetery of the urn of ashes of the Jewish merchant Kaufman, formerly of
Buffalo, N. Y., who died in Warsaw, was overruled by the government au-
thorities who instructed the Kehillah to comply with the express wishes of
the deceased.
•
• • •
Boulevard French Pastry
7231 Mack Ave., near Blvd.
Melrose 6712
♦
Michigan Paper Stock Co.
MEYER BARRON, Prop.
Buyer. of All Kind• of
WASTE PAPER
1342 Brewster St.
Cadillac 1708
Cadillac 1709
I
m)
111111
of Jewish Correspoodene• Burson and M.I.6 Telrgraphk A
Henry the Hatter
Detroit's Exclusive Hatter
Library Park Hotel Bldg.
Gratlot at Library.
yr ow
am um
MANUEL URBACH
Granite and Marble
Monuments
564 Winder Street
Phone Cadillac 48
Louis A. Werbe, Representative
The Only Jewish MONUMENT
Dealer in Detroit.
Island, he had found that only a few had callouses on their hands. "Does
I (Concluded from Editorial
religious truths, we have emerged
from the primitive and crude stage of
; hostility and reached a more advanced
I state, that of tolerance.
Now the question agitating my mind
is this: Is tolerance the last word
which the ethical religions have to say
on this subjects I am frank enough to
say that I should despair of the future,
of religion were I to believe that the
relationship which is to subsist say be-,
tvveen Christianity and Jew were to
attain no higher stage than that of
tolerance. I do not want to be toler-
ated. The thought that I and the re-
, ligion I profess are no more than tol-
erated, put up with , is intolerable to
uo . I do not tolerate you. I to not
tolerate your religion. I respect you.
I respect your religious scruples. I
feel that what I owe you is not suf-
ferance, but sympathy, not toleration
but consideration. And I feel that
what is due to you from me is due to
me from you.
Jewish Rating of Religion.
The Berlin Carlaruhe Technical Hochschule is the center of much ex-
Gentlemen, I d onot know what es-
citement following the appointment by the rector of two Jews as instruc-
tors. Groups of the German students protesting the appointment of the timate you have formed of my relig-
Jewish teachers sought to have the rector rescind the appointments, but the ion. I know, however that there is a
multiplicity of misconception about the
rector refused to grant their wish.
•
• • •
Jew and Jewish thought. It will no
cdoubt
surprise many of you to learn
The American Consul at Jerusalem commenced on May 28 the issue of
visas to the United States on account of the new quota for the fiscal year that the most eminent thinkers in Is-
'
rail,
those
whose authority is recog-
1923-'24. All in all, 57 visas will be issued during the whole year to persons
of Palestinian birth, and they will be limited to women and children whose nized by my people have put a high
rating
up-,n
all ethical religions, The
husbands and fathers are residents in the U. S. A.
•
•
•
two master-minds Israel has produced
•
luring
the
1111(1(11e
ages, Maimonides
The address of Dr. Victor Adler, who sketched before the Jewish World
Relief Conference meeting in Berlin the conditions of the Jews in Russia, , and Judah Halevi, declared that
Christianity
and
Mohammedanism
created a profound impression. The J. W. R. C., whose representative in
Russia Dr. Adler was, decided to issue an appeal to all sections of world I were Divine agencies appointed grad-
, ually to educate the human race to a
Jewry pointing out the necessity of continued aid for Russian Jewry.
better knowledge of God. The same
•
• • •
I view is expressed by many other au-
Gen. Haller, who has been named Poland's chief of the military in suc-
thorities. Jacob Emden, a Talmudi-
cession of Marshal Pilsudski, had planned to go to America to collect funds
among his countrymen in the United States to be used for anti-Semetic pur- cal authority who flourished about
200
years ago, at a time when the eco-
poses in Poland, it is learned. Ile was expected to arrive in America June
17. It is assumed Gen. Ilaller will not be able to go on this anti-Semetic inimical and political fortunes of Is-
rael
were at their lowest ebb, spoke of
errand.
the two-fold benefit, which the found-
• •
•
er of Christianity has conferred upon
All of the Arab members of the Palestine Legislative Council advised
Sir Herbert Samuel that they will resign if the government does not pub- mankind. The Jewish attitude towards
the adherents of other creeds is best
lish a statement announcing that the establishment of the council does not
summarized in the following dictum
imply the acknowledgment of the Balfour Declaration. Newspapers in
of the Midrash :"I call Heaven and
London also report that all of the Arab members of the Palestine Legisla-
Earth to witness, that Israelite or
tive Council have resigned.
non-Israelite, man or woman, freeman
• • • •
A murder accusation which threw the entire Jewish population of the or slave, all may hope to receive the
township of Nasielsk, Poland, in turmoil was exploded by the discovery of Divine Spirit. Everything depends
on their actions."
the alleged victim alive and sound. A Jewish merchant of the town was
There is but one attitude worthy to
accused of having murdered for ritual purposes the 13-year-old son of a
peasant. The story spread among the peasants, and the menace of an at- be dignified ethical which should mark
tack by the peasants was averted only when the police found the boy un- the mutual relationship of Jew and
Christian, viz that of respect, regard,
harmed.
•
• • •
esteem. Less than this will not du.
Speaking on Americanization, Secretary of Labor Davis told an audience More than this is neither desirable nor
In Cleveland that on examination of several hundred immigrants at Ellis possible.
Less than this will not do. Chris-
that imply that immigrants without callouses are undesirable?" the Secre- tian and Jew should approach each
the Week's News
page.)
HadasFah Medical Unit, once said to
her in a whisper: "I think I shall
have to stop accepting women physi-
cians. We're going to have a feminine
Medical Unit."
Miss Szold divides
the types of Jewish women in Pales-
tine into two and in speaking of the
roads of • kind that only a few years
ago were undreamed of.
"The SourisCs time is his own and
he drivels at will. He may stop at a
young pioneer girl she says that "she
may have conic from the 'gymnasium,'
or even had a university course. She
may have prepared herself for one or
another of the professions, but when
she came to Palestine, none of that
lingered in her mind. She came pre-
pared to do whatever her hands found
to do. And upon reading these state-
ments one is thrilled at the thought
that the modern Jewess will follow in
the footsteps of the women of early
Israel who were builders on an equal Ir
par with the men. The Jewish women
have played a great part in our past
history. It in fitting that they play a
great role in the future.
With an entirely new setting, new
circus acts, and the addition of a
number of novelties that have never
before been offered to Detroit amuse-
ment seekers, Shadukiam Grotto will
WOODWARD ARCADE
1514 Woodward Ave.
Main 7127
Appeintm•nts for Studio or at Home.
The home given greater charm--
every day holding more enjoy-
ment
Through your having
a beautiful
Victrola
No. 260.
Price Only $150
I
SPIZIThiK
ENGRAVING CO.
Commercial Artists
and Engravers
coo NagOUCTTC SLOG. DETPOI•
Gr innell Bros
rich alas low as 825. 18 models to choose from.
Largest stock of Records.
Hdqrs., 1515-21 Woodward Ave.
Detroit Branches:
Broadway near Monroe. Woodward at Pasadena.
East Jefferson opposite Continental Motors.
Jos. Campau Nr. Yemans. Michigan at Thirty-second
Grand River half block above Joy Road.
West Jefferson near River Rouge Postoffice.
$2 Record nn
Albums, now
JOC
,
e,„,, ,„:;,. :it,. ,,,,,.„ :.1.1„.
',--. nr
::,.....,:iit,:::::.,: . . . ......._. : : : ' ":-
..... Jr.k.
i .1 I
-,
Moving Trucks
Robinson Storage Co.
Dance to the music of leading
orchestras; have famous art-
ists sing and play for you in
YOUR home THIS evening!
woo
EDMUND G. LEWIS
& CO.
6041-45 John R.
Coy end Out of
Has artistic mahogany or walnut
case 35 1-4 inches high, and is fully
equipped with Record Albums. To
see and hear it is to find it a splendid
addition to your home furnishings; an
unfailing source of pleasure to those of
your family—and to enjoy it immedi-
ately is made especially easy through
not having to pay anything on the in-
strument until the first of August—you
need pay down only for the records.
Touring Is
Funeral Director
Storage -
whimsical comedy by Lea Freeman,
a man, entitled "The 'Widow' Shan-
non," which will be offered next
week, beginning Monday, July 9.
Miss Bonstelle will personally ap-
pear a sthe "widow," andd added in.
terest centers in the fact that the
play is being contemplated as a ve-
hicle fro Miss Grace George the corn.
ing season. Miss George and her
husband, William A. Brady, will be
here Tuesday to witness two perform.
ances; also other New York theatri-
cal celebrities.
Harry Feinberg, Photographer
present its summer pageant, "The
Awakening," commencing July 16.
This year's show will excel by far I
the pageant of last year, when they
Grotto surpassed any previous effort
WI the part of a fraternal organiza-
tion to present a gigantic public en-
tertainment.
Instead of "The I.ast Days of Pom_
peii," the pyrotechnical spectacle
which made such a tremendous hit
with those who attended the pageant
a year ago, this year's setting will be
of an Oriental city. The setting will
be considerably larger than in 1922,
work having proceeded on it through.
out the winter months. The setting,
before which will be presented the
ballets, will be 500 feet in length
and before it will be placed the huge
stage where the ballets will be given,
with light flashing from beneath the
gloss stage.
The ballet (lances, which will be
featured throughout the three weeks
of the pageant, will be under the
supervision of Alexander Oumansky,
famous dancing director from the
Capitol Theater, New York. Ouman-
sky is now engaged in training about
700 girls at the Masonic Temple.
The Detroit girls who participate in
this part of the program will be aug-
mented by a score of talented per-
formers from New York, who have
been working with Mr. Oumansky for
several months.
A unique feature of this year's en-
tertainment will be the aquatic
stunts which will be given by a group
of 50 diving nymphs. This end of
the bill is under the direction of
Harry N. Neppell, aquatic stunt di-
rector of Atlantic City. Mr. Nep-
pell is considered among the best
aquatic directors in the country and
the act to be presented here will not
be dissimilar to those given in the
New York Hippodrome. A number
of stunt divers from other cities will
take part in this section of the pro-
gram, which will also include a large
group of noted Detroit swimmers and
JEWISH
her summer season at the Garrick,
and the first of these will be a new
ainsboro
Studios
'THE AWAKENING,' BY
SHADUKIAM GROTTO
Particular People Prefer
the Palais
Strictly censored. Highest
Standard
tUNARD
Miss Bonstelle promises to make
two or three new productions during
hotel for the night or he may choose
an attractive camping site, thousands
of which are now along the main
traveled roads of the country.
"Another interesting phase
of
summer touring has been the adop-
tion of the fully equipped sport car
as a most desirable type of automo-
bile for cross-country travel. The
more thoroughly equipped car is the
one best suited for this purpose. With
extra wheels of a design that makes
possible an easy and quick change,
the tourist's mind is carefree and
when his car is equipped as will with
motometer, bumpers and a trunk for
luggage, he find full measure of en-
joyment."
tary was asked by one of the audience. "If you are referring to Jews, you other on a footing of perfect equality.
are mistaken," replied Mr. Davis. "We need people with heads no less than Your religious sentiments and suscep-
tibilities are sacred. I must honor
hands, and Jews form a good example of thinking citizens."
and respect them. I shall do !nothing
•
• • •
Last year's administration of the Ilungarian Awakening Magyar Organ- calculated to wound them. My relig-
ization has not succeeded in molesting Jews sufficiently in the opinion of ious feelings and convictions are sa-
the loaders of the society, who have removed the officers and substituted a cred. I have the right to expect y.m
new praesidium, composed of ultra anti-Semites, who, they think, will be to honor and respect them. You must
• 1 1 — I
more successful Jew-baiters than their predecessors. The praesidium in- do nothing designed to violate them.
no.son iiiiiii
cludes notorious anti-Semites as Ivan Ilejjas and M. Pronay. The society
More than this is neither desirable
at its meeting also decided to launch immediately a more rigorous offensive nor possible. Gentlemen! there are
against Jews.. ,.
vital differences that divide the Jew
• • •
•
from the ( hnstuin. It would lie idle
•
At a reception to Dr. Chaim Weizmann which took place on June 13 in to overlook or attempt to gloss over
Newark, N. J., it was reported by Harry Goldowsky, chairman of the New those differences. It is the fashion in
;elect Dancing Nightly
Jersey Keren Ilayesod committee, that $100,000 in cash has already been sonic circles to disparge and decry
contributed by that State to the Keren Ilayesod. The reception to Dr. creed, to regard it as of no importance
A
A large portion of the Hippodrome
Weizmann was addressed by themayor of Newark, among others.
The whatsoever, I do not share this view.
Newark committee is headed by — thlttinder, M. Lowenstein and Nathan Of course, what a man says he be- show is being brought to Detroit, in-
Allen. The New Jersey subscription includes a contribution of $5,000 lieves is of no great account. If he cluding the famous Powers elephants,
from Felix Fuld.
fails to square his practice with the whose stunts at the Hippodrome have
•
.
•
theory that he professes, his profes- entertained hundreds of thousands.
The junior auxiliaries of the Council of Jewish Women have chosen 51in- sion is worthless. If your grocer or Other animal acts from the metropo-
miapolis for their biennial convention, to be held on Oct. 21 and 22. The butcher proves dishonest, repeatedly lis' famous playhouse will also be
Palal. Musician.—The Band You
program is being arranged by Mrs. Isaac Halpern of St. Louis, national takes undue advantage of you, you featured this year.
Love to Dance With.
One of the unique features this
chairman of the committee on junior auxiliaries of the Council of Jewish will quit dealing with him whether he
Women, and Mrs. Arthur Raft of Chicago, national president of the juniors. be a professing Presbyterian or Meth- year will be the (lunation each night
The Minneapolis section, of which Mrs. James Kantrowitz is president, and odist or Jew. Conduct is more than of three automobiles each night, with
the local juniors are making preparations for a very large delegation of creed. But what a man actually be- six on the opening night, July 16.
young men and women from junior auxiliaries in the United States and lieves, the beliefs that take hold of the
National Pastime—
deeps of his being, influence the life
Canada.
•
•
he lives. It is by our views of life
Car Fully Equipped Popular.
that
our
manner
of
life
is
determined.
According
to
a
cable
received
from
the
Vienna
office
of
the
Joint
Dis-
With
fine
hard
roads stretching
Going to Europe surrounded by
tribution Committee, a Jewish nurses' training school has been opened in Besides, the beliefs which have become forth like so many ribbons through.
the privacy of your own home and
a
part
of
ourselves
color
and
deter-
Warsaw,
early
in
June.
The
initial
enrollment
is
about
20,
but
with
the
out most sections of the country and
the luxury of a fashionable hotel.
financial support to be given by the local Jewish community, provision will mine our outlook on life, our estimate with the development of motor cars
This company maintains a week-
be made to enlarge the enrollment so that an adequate force of trained of the world. It is not desirable that to a point where they provide luxuri-
ly (Tuesday) service, to Cher-
nurses may be available to help in the health work that is so vitally needed all men should think the same ous ease of travel and absolute de-
bourg and Southampton with quick
there. The J. D. C. has appropriated $35,000 to maintain the school and thoughts, believe the same beliefs. pendability, America has become a
transfer in England to the prin-
equip it, and its management will be in the hands of a competent American "Beloved brethren " says the famous nation of tourists. The fast is more
cipal Baltic ports.
Mendelsohn in his "Jerusalem," "you pronounced this summer, with its vast
medical staff.
• . • •
Laconia July 12—Aug. 22
who wish well to mankind he not de- increase of cars, than ever before.
luded."
In order to become acceptable
No
Tyrrhenia Aug. 8—Sept. 12
property qualification will be required for the exercise of suffrage in
"Literally hundreds of thousands
Palestine, Sir Herbert Samuel, the high commissioner of Palestine declares to the Omnipotent Shepherd it is not of cars whose license tags bespeak
Speed, comfort and service un-
requisite
that the whole flock should great distances from home dot the
in
his report on the recent Legislative Council elections. l'alestine citizens
excelled on these giant oil burn-
are defined as those who were habitually resident of Palestine before Sep- pasture in one field, or that they highways throughout the country
ers. In addition we maintain reg-
ular millings on new, fast and ele-
tember 1, 1922. Those nut coming within this category must in applying should enter into the house of the during the summer months," says E.
gant oil burners to Liverpool, Glas-
for naturalization declare their intention to reside permanently in Palestine. Lord through one and the same por- II. McCarty, general sales manager
gow, the Mediterranean and spe-
During the recent elections to the Legislative Council Jews participated to tal. Such is neither the wish of the of the Nash Motors Compnay. "Along
cial cruise to the Holy Land.
the extent of 50 per cent of their numbers, Moslems 16 per cent, and Shepherd, nor would it be t othe ad- about this time of year it is interest.
vantage of th • flock.
Chr i st i ans
Rates to suit every purse.
ing to note the appearance on the
• • • •
I Says Religions Should Not Be Fused. streets of almost any large city li-
Cunard Money Orders payable
Nor is it possible that all religions cense plates bearing the inscription
in POLAND and RUSSIA. Quick,
The official newspaper in Simferopol, Crimea, contains a long article
safe, reliable.
in which the action of the American Joint Distribution Committee in giving (should he welded and fused into one. of practically every state in the
$10,000 for the repair and rehabilitation of children's homes in the Crimea When the light of the sun passes Union.
is mentioned with great appreciation and a full account is given of the through a prism, it is broken into sev-
"Drive for an hour over any of
CUNARD LINE,
1243 Weshi
children's homes benefiting by this gift. It states that orphanages in Sim- eral beautiful colors. The light re- the great transcontinental highways
Blvd.,
feropol, Femlosia and Eupatoria have been rehabilitated. Among them are mains unchanged. Yet is assumes and observe passing cars filled with
Detroit, Mick.
in
stitutions
Institu ions or Jewish, Tartar, Greek. Armenian and Russian children. In different colors as it passes through tourists, and note from their license
Feodosia a whole children's village consisting of a group of splendid villas the medium of the prism. The essence tags the great distances they have
along the Black sea, a magnificent location, is being put into shape for the of God is unaffected by what you or I traveled entirely independent of for-
I reception of 700 orphans with the help of the Joint Distribution Committee. conceive himto be. Yet we do not all mer modes of transportation. An
see Him in the same light. Your his- Iowa merchant has occasion to go to
The with of the American Joint Distribution Committee in the famine tory and religious experiences consti- New York. 'Let's take the children
d istrict of hte Crimea has met with generous recognition by the government tute the medium through which food and all go in the car,' suggests his
' of the Crimea. A letter from the Famine Relief Department of the Crimea ha's disclosed Ilimself to you. The his- wife. They step into the automobile
was received in Moscow by the director of the Joint Distribution Commit- tory of the Jew, his religious experi- at their very front door and ride over
tee, Dr. Bogen, thanking him for the timely arrival of 10 carloads of coal in ences are the vehicle through w hich
•God has revealed Himself to him My
the Crimea for use in the children's institutions and kitchens. The ('rinses
has very little wood for fuel nad owing to a scarcity of transportation, respect for your religious convictions
Northway
there was little or no coal even for the kitchens which are feeding more !wrings not from any preference for
3406 — 3407
those convictions, but from deference
than 15(1,000 children. The coal sent by the Joint Distribution Committee
due to your sincerity, I shall rever-
came in the nick of time and enabled the kitchens to keep at work to
ence
my religion and my religion only,
capacity.
but I shall respect the religious senti-
•
•
•
ments of my Christian neighbor. I
Premier Witos of Poland and his entire cabinet have come forward out-
shall he true to myself and lust to all
spokenly in favor of the percentage norm, providing for the restriction of
Member of Detroit Funeral
numbers of foreign students, but particularly against Jewish students. The men. Let the Christian he faithful to •
Christianity and let the Jew be true
Directors' Association.
minister of instruction, Clombinski, at the last session of the education com-
and faithful to Judaism.
mittee declared himself whole-heartedly in favor of the numerus clausus.
The attitude I am pleading for will
Glombinski's attitude is taken to be that of the government generally. The
only question, Glombinski said at the hearing, was whether it is advisable beget in the followers of the different
ethical
religions an earnest desire to
; to have the restrictions go into effect immediately or he delayed until the
:,.-„,
,
I next semester. The percentage norm will be introduced into the private as co-operate in the solution of the great
problems
with which mankind is con-
well as public schools, the directors of the private schools having pledged
1 w•
. fronted. There is room and need for
themselves to exclude Jewish pupils.
C11.K. r
•
• • •
such co-operation. •
alais de Dance
GARRICK THEATER
American, European and Japanese residents, while amenable to the Pal-
estine courts, are entitled to the right of trial before a British magistrate
if they prefer. An official statement to this effect has been made here in
order to remove misundeerstandings which have arisen in regard to the
legal status of Americans and British subjects in Palestine. The provisions
of Article 8 of the Mandate. it is stated, definitely abrogate "the immun-
ities and privileges of foreigners, including the benefits of consular juris-
diction and protection, as formerly enjoyed by capitulation or usage in the
Ottoman empire." Under the Palestine order of council, 1922, however,
"any person who is a national subject of a European or American state,
may
claim to be tried by a British magistrate for any offense except those of •
THE DAILY MAIL SAYS
SAMUEL SHOULD RESIGN
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—The Daily
Mail publishes a leading article call-
ing upon Sir Herbert Samuel to re-
sign his post in Palestine. Altera-
tions of the policy pursued by Great
very light nature."
Britain in Palestine is also demanded
• • • •
in the same article.
At a meeting of the board of directors of the Keren Hayesod which
Mr. Jeffries, formerly special Pal-
took
place at the headquarters of the organization, 114 Fifth avenue,
New York, estine correspondent of the Daily
■ letter was read from Dr. Chaim Weizmann urging the American
Keren Mail, alleges elsewhere in the same
Havesod to send a large delegation to Carlsbad to take part in
the pre- issue that King Hussein objected to
limi pry
for the Keren Hayesod. Dr. Weizmann also expresses the treaty with Britian because he
his gratification over the success of the Keren Ilayesod campaign this
year is unwilling to recognize the national
The board also listened to a report of the secretary, Emanuel Neuman, of home in Palestine.
the campaigns in New York and elsewhere. Mr. Neumann
reported
that
The treaty, he says, was forced
everywhere the receipts in cash and pledge. had
increased and administra-
upon him by the pro-Zionist member
tion expenses decreased. The expenses in the New York campaign, Mr.
Neumann reported, were only 10 per cent, a figure much smaller than in of the government, Ormsby-Gore,
who wants to embroil the Arabs
previous campaigns,
against Hussein.
• ,
•
i■ mi...
,,:.,.,
1 i
i 1
C"411:2111"...
!
JO
.....
..
.
■
I III
Cool, Clean, White Linens
You can't do them justice in a hot, stuffy basement laundry.
Send your entire family washing here during these hot sum-
mer months. That's one sure way to get a vacation. Get rid of
that one dreaded day—enjoy yourself instead.
Palace Model Laundry
21 Convenient Branches
Glendale 5680