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' Rev. Herford Piad Tribute by
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the Jewish Institute of
Religion.

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Irving Oberfehler of liazelwooi •
avenue has returned from a several'
am
weeks' visit with relatives
I friends in Denver, tiolo. Mrs. Ober
feller will remain in Denver for a'
longer period.

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GENTILE TALMUDIST Ennanentrut;1
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Mr. and Mrs. 1. T. Newhouse of
9208 Cardoni avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter, Luba.
to Jack Brodsky, son of Sir. and Sirs.
Max Brodsky of 400 l'almer avenue.
Reception will be held at the New-
house residence on Aug. 12.

1Voodward Thru to lArdshington

Sirs. Daniel Klein of 11324 Brush
street announces the betrothal of her
sister, Sarah Klein, to Emery Ber-
nath, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Bernath of 710 Sloan stret.

N EW YORK—Rev. R. Travers
Herron', the distinguished English
Mrs. Oscar M. Rosenfield has re- i seholar, who recently completed a
turned from a pleasant stay of sev- !course of lectures at the summer ses-
eral weeks from East Tawas and Al- sion of the Jewish Institute of lie-
pena, Mich., (ruin which point she . ligion, West Sixty-eighth street, was
joined her sister, Mrs. I. Rappaport, I Paid it warm tribute by the executives
on a visit to Warren. Ohio. and teaching staff of the institute, as
_ — _ , well as by several leading Christie n
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Brown of 110. educaters, at a luncheon given in his
tel Addison, accompanied by their honor at the City Club. The affair
BARNETT•SOLOVIC Ii
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Brown of Mc. , was arranged in order to provide an
Mrs. Rose Sehivich of Virginia
Lean avenue, have returned from a , opportunity for friends and admirers
park
announces
the marriage of her
trip to St. Louis, Mo., where theylof Rev. Herford to express their op-
daughter, Ethel, to Dr. Louis I.. Bar-
visited with their children and grand- I Pr edation of his service to the cause
nett,
on
Aug.
3.
Rabbi Henry J.
children, D. and Mrs. Charles Yalemlof truth and religious toleration ren-
(Florence Brownl. !tiered by his remarkable studied in Berkowitz officiated.
the field of Jewish theology and Tal-
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RUBEN•MARKS
Joseph Goldsmith of Edison avenue milk literature.
j Rev. Herford has won international
Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Marks of
has gone to Culver, Ind., where h e
will enter the tennis tournament of prominence as one of the few Chris- Dixon, Illir,inounce the marriage of
tian authorities on the above subjects, their (laugh ir, Rae, to Fred Ruben
the Culver Military Academy.
___ and his researches, published in book of Detroit, on Wednesday morning,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob II. Schakne form, are counted among the most im- it Temple Beth El. Rabbi Henry J.
and son, Herbert, have returned from portant contributions made by Chris- Berkowitz officiated.
trip through the tian scholars to the modern study of
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From the President's Desk—Talk No, 151.

The Road To Failure
Is Easy---

That's why so many travel it.
Only the man with fighting blood
in his veins chooses the more dif-
ficult path to success.

He expects to sacrifice self-en-
tertainment for self-education,
knowing that when he has trav-
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have both the money and leisure
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You can have success—can buy such real en-
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the price of today's needless extravagance and
doubtful pleasures for it.

Success is the cheapest thing in the world the
young man can buy—but he doesn't realize it.

The marriage of Miss Debby i.e.
vine to Max Sampson took place at
the Hebrew Baby Day Nursery Hall
on Aug. 5. Rabbi E. Aishiskin offi-
ciated. The bride was gowned in
white crepe de chine and carried a
shower bouquet of white carnations.
Miss Rose Agranovich was maid of
honor and the Misses Marion Koppel]
and
Ada I,evine were bridesmaids.
The luncheon was well attended.
"Girls Scout Movement."
Among the speakers were: Dr. Lee A. Joseph was best man and Samuel '
Miller
and Hyman Burns of Minne-
Mrs. Louis C. Frank of Atkinson H. Frankel, chairman of the Institute
avenue has returned from a pleasant Committee; Dr. J. Floakes-Jackson, apolis were ushers. Following, a wed-
visit with relatives and friends in nrofessor of the Union Theological ding trip East, Mr. and Mrs. Samp-
Nr iv York City. Seminary; Dr. Sidney E. Goldstein, son will make their home at 923 East
Ni
Associate Rabbi of the Free Syne- Kirby avenue.
Mr. and Sfrs. Sam Marwil, accom. fugue; llenry Hurwitz of the Inter-
nanied by her son, Melvin, have re- t Ile iate Menorah Association of
turned from a fortnight's stay in At- America; Dr. Harry Lewis, member
lantic City and have taken an apart- of the faculty of the Jewish Institute
of Religion, and Prof. Julian J. Ober-
ment at Hotel Addsion.
mann of the University of Hamburg
of Hazelwood
Mr. and Mrs. henry J. Blank are
Mrs. M. H. Z la tic m
City,
where she and visiting professor of the Jewish
r eceiving congratulations on the
avenue is in At ackhei
Institute of Religion.
Dr. Frankel extended the thanks of b irth of a son on Thursday evening,
will remain for a few weeks stay.
the Institute to Rev. Herford for con- Aug. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. S. Jacobs of senting to come to this country and
Highland Park had as their guests the share the results of his life-long study
oast week Mr. and Mrs. II. Marein of and researches with the students of
Buffalo, N. Y., who were en route to the suer
mm session. lie spoke of the
great need of reviving an interest in
Mackinac Island.
religion in general and in Judaism in An Appeal by the Central Committeel
Dr. Nathan Levitt, son of Mr. and particular, an interest strong enough
for the Relief of Jews Suffer-
I Mrs. Moses Levitt of Michigan ave- to make religious impulse enter into
ing Through the War.
nue. has returned to Detroit from the ordinary motivations of life.
Prof. Foakes-Jackson sought in the
Baltimore. He will make his home
"The deplorable condition of the
religious knowledge of the Jews a key younger generation in Europe," said
and practice his profession here.
to the success attained by them in Secretary of Labor Davis after a tour
Dr. and Mrs. N. E. Aronstam have every walk of life. This knowledge.
f the various •ar-suffered European
which he claimed to he the natural c ountries recently, "needs the atten- ,
returned from a month's trip East.
outcome of centuries of intensive re- t iun of the whole world. America
Miss Rae Finsterwald, Miss Miriam ligious training was, in his (Minion, o ught to show special interest. The
j Finstenvald and Mrs. A. Kleinman the best requisite for success, and he European races are doomed to col-
have returned from a trip to Buffalo advocated the widest dissemination apse if present conditions are per
of it among both Jews and Chris- milted to continue. Had I not seen
and Niagara Falls.
tians.
t his misery wjth my own eyes I could •
Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Morris and
Dr. Goldstein's Tribute.
never have believed it. In Warsaw
daughter, Miss Emily L. Morris, of
Dr. Goldstein paid tribute to the workers' quarters were shown me
Connecticut avenue have returned scholarly achievement of Rev. Her- where parents from three to five chil-
from Chicago, where they were ford, his skill as a lecturer and teach- dren were forced to dwell in single
guests at the Chicago Beach Hotel.
er and the beneficial influence which r oams. The poverty of these quarters
his works are having in the process of vas terrifying. Waiving all preiu-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Plotler en- disabusing the minds of Christians of lice, I believe the world, especially .
America, ought to come to the assist-
tertained as their house guests the
Judais m.
nest week Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. their
peeiudcial
Dr.
Lewis end views
Prof. on
Obermann ex- ance of underfed European children."'
While we have in the foregoing a
Davis of Sharon, Pa.
Pressed their personal gratitude o
their English colleagues for the in- t ale as harrowing as any brought back's
The Misses Lillian and Florence struction and inspiration derived from from the war-stricken lands, there is
yet another phase of it that the Sec
Horowitz of 4844 Brush stret have his lectures.
returned from a two weeks' stay in
Mr. Ilurwitz spoke of the Menorah rotary did not touch upon. It is to
, Cleveland and Buffalo.
movement as an aid in preserving and wit: What's to become of the spiritu-
al, religious future of these children?
advancing Judaism.
What will they he when they grow: up?
• Mrs. Louis Schneider of 644 West
Rev. Herford's Response.
This is especially true of the Jewish
Bethune avenue, accompanied by her
Rev. Herford responded with a short children of these countries, who suf-
daughter. Annette, and son, Louis,
address.
in
which
he
thanked
all
pres-
fer the double handicap of beiiig vic-
!Jr., returned from a delightful trio
on the S.S. Trinesta, visiting Duluth ent for the kindness and consideration tims of the war as well as the victims
shown
him
in
this
country.
He
told
f discrimination and prejudice on the
o
and many Lake Superior points.
of the many years of study devoted part of the rest of the populatien.
to
his
special
subject,
which
were
A generation that grows up without
Mrs. E. Rosenberg and Mrs. D. G.
n any religious, as well as secular train-
Shapiro have left for an extended compensated by the sheer delight i
the
knowledge
attained.
He
felt
him-
ing,
cannot but be a menace to itself
trip to Atlantic City and New York.
self perform ng a se rvice to truth in as well as to the world at large. And
him of intensely we cannot expect the governments of
to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goodman a field that was
the those lands to take care of the re-
(Nettie Sandelmanl, who are touring glowing interest. He emphasized tra-
f
ligious education of the Jewish chil-
the East on their honeymoon, will be need of a revision of some o
at home to their relatives and friends ditional views on Judaism that are dren! They discriminate. against
still held by the maiority of Chris- them even as regards their secular
about Aug. 19.
tians and felt that his studies were education and general citizenship
Mr and Mrs. Meyer Lachman have helpful in accomplishing that end. He rights.
also voiced his firm belief that the fu-
The Central Relief Committee, 13
left for a tour to the coast. They
ture would bring about a rapproche- Astor . Place, New York, is caring for
will stop at New York, Newport, At-
ment of creeds anti a growth of re- the religious as well as general edu-
lantic City and New Bedford and
ligious sentiment that will eventually cation of the Jewilah children in our
will be gone about a month. •
provide a way out of the troubles and 1,200 communities. It has made itself
evils which at present beset mankind. responsible, in cooperation with the
Arthur I. Lipsitt of Edison avenue
Rev. Herford game to this country various local bodies as well as other
is vacationing at Ottawa Beach.
on the invitation of Dr. Stephen S. relief institutions, for the proper rear-
Wise, acting president of the Jewish ing of upward of 250.000 young Jews
Norman M. Snider of 5922 Brush
'Institute of Religion. His lectures, and Jewesses. In addition to this, the
street spent the past week at Willow
delivered daily at the Institute, committee is caring for about 26,000
Beach.
aroused great interest among the stu- orphans of the war and pogroms, in
Miss Edith Sominsky of Palmer dents and attracted a number of lay Poland and Ukrainia especially. It is
avenue has left for an extended stay listeners. Last Sunday he sailed for up to the 3,500,000 of comfortably sit-
London, where he will resume his uated American Jews to decide
ni Saratoga Springs, N. Y., and other
duties as head of the Dr. Williams' whether these great number of help-
Easter cities.
Library of that city.
less children, the vanguard of future
Dr. Wise, who was unable to attend .lewry, shall grow up as a blessing or
Among affairs given for Miss Alice
was a I the luncheon. sent a telegram rom a curse to their people! Come to our
Mogill, a bride of this mouth,
Lake Placid, N. 1., where he is spend- assistance now: and future generations
miscellaneous shower given by bliss
ing the summer, thanking Rev. Her- will bless you.
Edithe Sominsky.
ford for his splendid lectures and
wishing him God-speed and a safe re -
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Decker and
family of 234 East Euclid avenue are turn to his home.

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interesting points in the Adirontiatiks isaism," in which he proves that the
and the White mountains. "Pharisees" were not religious liters-
_ _ buts and formalists and that they did
Mrs. Jogeph Zecknian of East Fier. not deserve the condemnation they re-
ceived at the hands of early Christian
I ry avenue has returned from a fort-
leaders, has been acclaimed by those
night's stay at the summer horn' of
competent to judge as a work of great
her sister in Kingsville, Ont. While
there Mrs. Zeckman talked before the merit.
Noted Speakers.
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Next Week the Last of

FUTURE GENERATION;
WHAT SHALL IT BE?!

touring to Philadelphia, where they
will be the guests of relatives and
friends.

JEWS SAVED BY PRIEST
FROM POSSIBLE POGROM

Mrs. Simon Friedland of 1175
BUCHAREST.—Jews of the town
, West Euclid avenue, who was the
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. David of Ermighalifalva, Roumanian Slo-
vakia,
are giving credit to a priest for
Friedland of Lansing, Mich., has re-
having averted what threatened to be
turned home.
pogrom.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Cohen of Chi- a For some time anti-Semitic agita-
I cago, who have been the guests of tors have been circulating among the
their sisters and brothers, Mr. and gullible peasants the old ritual blood
Mrs. A. L. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Ira myths. Jews were also charged with
Cohen and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cohen, the use of Christian blood to plaster
the walls of the synagogue structure
have returned to their home.
now being put up. By constant repe-
Dr. Sigmund J. Cohen of Chicago tition the stories received credence
was in the city for a few days, visit- among the peasants and, apprehend-
ing a possible outbreak against the
ing with relatives and friends.
Jews as a result, the Catholic priest
Minn Minna Cohen of 24 Colorado summoned the peasants and explained
avenue has returned from a few that the charges were entirely mythi-
weeks' visit in Chicago, where she cal, The address of the priest served
was extensively entertained by rela- to dispel the illusions of the peasants
and the anti-Jewish feelineseems to
and friends.
be subsiding.
Miss Esther Cohen of Chicago, who
has been the guest of her sisters, Mrs.
Sara Cohen and Miss Minna Cohen,
has returned home.

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PROPOSAL TO BAR
JEWS FROM PUBLIC
OFFICES DEFEATED

LONDON.—The position of the Jew
in England Was both defended and as-
sailed at the annual conference of the
"Constitutional Moement," which met
here Saturday.
The conference adopted a proposal
sponsored by one of its delegates, Cap-
tain Wilson, which called upon the
Parliament to pass a law barring all
those who were not British for at least
three generations hack from holding
public office in England, whether in
the state or municipality.
In speaking of his proposal, Wilson
declared that as regards the Jews,
they were always "aliens" and should
never be permitted to hold office. This
statement of Wilson was attacked by
other delegates, who declared that the
Jews were as good British subjects as
those of any of the other elements of
the population.
The conference finally settled the
matter by adopting an addendum to
the resolution, declaring it their belief
that Jew's whose families have been
in Britain for three generations back
should also be entitled to hold public
office.

CHARKOW PROCLAIMED
CAPITAL OF UKRAINE

MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.)—Charkow
In loving memory of our mother
Elizabeth DeYoung, who died three has been officially proclaimed the cap-,
ital
of the Ukraine. Official action to
years ago, Aug. 13, 1920.
this effect WWI taken at a recent meet-
Not dead to those who loved her,
ing of the council of commissions, thus
Not lost hot gone before,
confirming what has been a fart since,
She liveswith us in memory
the establishment of the Soviet Re- i
Still, and will for ••er mo re.
publics.
Her Loving Children.

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