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Chas. H. liseeo9.)

ho has been one of the most active Ford propagandists
Allan lfenson,
ountry, has just issued • book containing the biography of Ford.
the c
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In one chapter he refers to the sudden cessation of Ford's campaign against

Large Delegation of Famous
Rabbis Coming to the
United States.

T. A.1 —The Agu-
VIENNA
Vaiwewae
dath Israel, at the final session of its
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congress or "Knessiah Gedolah,"
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adopted a resolution conveynig its
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toward the individual Jew and pointed out that many were in his employ.
sV1 \
blessings and hopes of a successful
mpaign had been under way for some time, Benson says that administration to President Coolidge.
ca
After the
printing the articles, giving as
While expressing gratitude over
told him that he would stop
suddently
the fact that America has served as
Ford rearm
his
that "there is too much anti-Semitic feeling." "I can feel it
a refuge for large numbers of Jews,
around here," Ford is quoted as saying. "If we were to keep this up some-
the Agudah also asks the President
happen to the Jews. I do not want any harm to come to them." of the United States to use his in-
thi ng might
is the reason that Ford, whose word on other occasions has fluence for a liberalization of the im-
that
migration laws.
I presume
come
under suspicion, is still continunig his attack against the Jews. I
The assembly also protested the
am sure Mr. Benson will be interested to learn just what Mr. Ford's word persecution of the Jewish religion in
amounts to, and just how much dependence he may rest on what was given Russia, adopting a resolution urging
the Soviet to modify its attitude on
to him to embody in the biography.
the subject.
Resolutions upholding Schechita
Count Estrh•xy (I always used to refer to him as Ester.ha.ler), and urging greater Sabbath observ-
Major
ance, on the part of the Jews were
"
so prominently in the Dreyfus case, died last week under an
also adopted.
w ho figured
assumed name. It doesn't matter much what name he p d, he would
A plea that the Agudath Israel
disgrace any name he owned. Those of the younger Rediration of both modify its antagonistic attitude , to-
touch with world events is not very intimate, may be interested wards organized Zionism and at least
work together with the Misrachi was
sexes
Esterhasy is the modern villain whose forgery of a document
voiced by the Rabbi of Trier.
to know that
containing military information was sold to Germany. This document was d The rabbi declared that the Agu-
alleged to have been written by Captain Dreyfus, who was tried, convicted d a b' s g yielding stand has caused
and degraded by F • later he was sent to Devil's Island. Zola was the many leading rabbis and "goanim
to remain aloof from the Agudah.
one more than any other individual who was responsbile for obtaining
His plea was attacked by Rabbi
eventual justice for Dreyfus. We shed no tears over the passing of an Weiss of Czecho-Slovakia, who said
that the Agudah already had made
Esterhaay ,
too many compromises and conces-
sions.
"We want to develop a dominion
religion is at hand. No more will there be Jews
of the
At last! The uni
absolutely true to the Torah. In our
and Protestants and Mohammedans; no, there will be only one great re-
schools stringent orthodoxy should be
Is Our
ligious people on the face of the earth, all believing the same thing. Who taught and no secular instruction,"
is the world's supreme optimist? None other than Dr. E. S. Buchanan, pale- Rabbi Weiss said.
Similar views were expressed by
ographer, whose experimental work with the palimpset Old Testament, writ-
others, one of the delegates declar-
' L —known as the Huntingdon Codex—was discussed in this col-
Two years and five months ago this
ing that it was impossible to work
Chinn • few months ago. It is so interesting and so revolutionary that I with Misrachi, who he said, at the
store opened its doors in a small way
of the readers of "Random Thoughts" will follow the Zionist Congress in Karlsbad, vacil-
to the shopping public of Detroit. Our
th t most
lated and followed the leadership of
success was instantaneous.
quotations I have appended from Dr. Buchanan's statements:
Various units were planned and
Weizmann rather than the injunc-
added to our building in order to
tions
of
the
rabbis.
"We may find in the palimpsest Old Testament a story which is
care for the great volume of business
A delegation composed of the , fam-
independent of those of Babylonian tradition and independent of the
ous "Chefetz Chaim" of Radom, the
that we felt sure was to be ours and
miraculous elements. I expect to find such stories as the conversion
Gerer Rabbi, the Trotckow Rabbi,
we have not been disappointed.
of Lot's wife into salt, the plague of Egypt and the burning of Sodom
also Rabbis Zirelson, Schapiro and
The contractors and builders had
and Gomorrah omitted in the earliest form of the Old Testament
Rodzenski, will come to America to
instructions to have our building
records.
recruit followers for the Agudah.
completed in its entirety by the
"I also expect to find a similarity between the teachings of Christ
month of September, in order that we
and the teachings of the prophets, like Isaiah. The Christian revela-
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.) —Thirty
derive the benefit of the Fall selling
our Second Anniversary Sale are the best
tions probably will be the same from the beginning, and the God of
thousand pounds were raised for the
campaign.
Wrath and Vengeance will disappear from the Old as well as from
in our history.
Agudath Israel Fund at the dosing
Just two years ago this store was
the New Testament. The cnotent probably will be about one-third
Women's suits, coats, dresses, skirts, furs, millinery, shoes, hosiery,
session of the "Knesioa" (congress).
turned over to us by the contractors
or less than the content of accepted versions.
The "Rebbe" of Tehertkow announced
gloves, muslin, silk and knit underwear; infants' and children's wear;
on time as scheduled, and we held
work-
"Moses and Elijah and Isaiah will be shown not so much as
a contribution of fifteen million
our great "Fall Opening Sale."
men's and boys' clothing, men's furnishings. Yard goods on the second
ers of magic as great patriots and teachers. I don't expect the
Kronen, while the "Gerer Rebbe" gave
All Detroit knows of the success of
story of Jonah and the whale to he found in the primitive text, nor
floor also have remarkable bargains—in silks, dress goods, wash goods,
a hundred million Polish Marks.
that sale and the store's success since
the story of the man who devived on touching the bones of Elisha,
Delegate Silberstein declared that
domestics, linens and bedding.
its inauguration.
and probably the Old Testament teachings will be found more
"Zionism is bankrupt and Socialism
You will be amply repaid if you attend this sale, and you can take
In order to celebrate, we have
spiritual and more universal. God will be not only a God of Israel
is misleading the Jewish workers."
planned, beginning Wednesday, Sep-
our word for it that the people of Detroit are going to be surprised
but the Father of every nation.
He urged that the Agudah prepare la-
tember 5th, the Second Anniversary
"A basis will be found for a world-embracing religion, founded,
and more than pleased with the wonderful bargains that we have to
bor literature, written from a religious
Sale of the Greater Frank & Seder
not on fear, but on a clear revelation of fatherly love persisting
viewpoint.
offer.
Store.
from man's first origin until the consummation of the ages. Christ
The proposal to establish an inter-
5.
Remember
that
this
sale
starts
Wednesday,
September
5th.
taught love as the summum bonum of a man's life and as the motive
national labor Agudah, as an affiliated
power behind the world. The Old Testament obscures God's love,
body of the Agudath Israel, v..as
but the recovery of the unrevised records will give God's love the
adopted after the Rabbinical Council
supreme place both in the Old Testament and the New Testament.
let it be known it approved it.
vindictiveness and even anger disap-
In a speech closing the "Knesiah,"
"Hell and Gehenna and all
pear from God's attributes in the New Testament, and they will most
Rabbi Rosenheim of Frankfurt de-
High Holy Day Services in
present the J. C. R. S. on the occa- during the coming High Holy Days
likely be' found wanting in the earliest form of the Old Testament.
clared that none were entitled to speak
sion of this anniversary with a new for the raising of funds for the Cen-
Highland Park.
for the Jewish people without consult-
tral
Relief
Cultural
Drive.
building with a capacity for 100 fe-
ing the Agudah. The Congress was
male
patients.
The
response
no
far
received
has
"The distinction between Jew and Gentile so stressed in the Old
officially closed with a touching ad-
Congregation Beth Israel announces
The New York office of the society been hearty and is encouraging, giv-
Testament, but never referred to by Christ in the Iluntington palimp-
dress on present world conditions as
sest form of the New Testament, will almost certainly be absent from
is located at 31 Union Square West. ing hope, of excellent results for this that services for Rosh Ila-Shaneh and
affecting Jewry by the famous "Cho-
IMMERMAN.KAHN
Yom
Kippur will be held at 13717
the unrevised writings of Moses.
fete Chaim" of Radom.
noblest and most urgent of enter- Woodward avenue, Highland Park.
that of Jew nor Gen-
A pretty wedding was solemnized
The Congress was adjourned amidst
"The religion of the future will be neither
A
Day
of
votive
Offering.
prises
in
present-day
Jewry.
Those
Those
wishing to attend are asked to
tile, neither Catholic nor Protestant, for these terms are destined to
scenes of e•stacy, in which Chassidic Sunday, Aug. 12, when Miss Esther
disappear with a closer inter-linking of all nations by wireless and
congregations that are in need of a reserve their seats early. Tickets can
dancing and singing were a feature. Kahn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
be
obtained
from the treasurer, J.
by rapid methods of modern transmission, such as broadcasting.
speaker
for
the
day
will
be
supplied
J. Kahn of Mikado, Mich., became the
Hundreds of congregations through-
"The common religion will make more than anything else for
bride of Edward M. Immerman of out the land have signified their wil- with one upon communication with Cohen, at J. Cohen & Bros., 14020
Samuel
Elkins
Honored
on
Fif-
Woodward
avenue,
Highland Park.
universal world peace. Nearly all wars of the past,can be traced to
Bay City. The ceremony was per- lingness to devote one of the days 13 Astor place, New York City.
religion. When the fatherhood of God has been extended to every
formed by Rabbi Klarman at the Ri-
teenth Anniversary of Mt.
nation, then only can every nation be included in the brotherhood
(lotto Hall. The bride was attended
Clemens Residence.
by her sister, Miss Ruth Kahn, as
of man."
maid of honor, and the Misses Sylva
One hundred and sixty guests en- Immerman, Ruth Kessler and Louise
$1,000
grand opera companies
joyed the hospitality of Samuel El- Press were bridesmaids. Samuel Im-
Down in Georgia they are trying to lain
to $2,500. Why shouldn't that be done? In Georgia, grand opera com- kins, proprietor of the Elkins Hotel, merman attended his brother as best
Mt. Clemens, last week, at a dinner man. Ilarold Immerman, Sidney and
panies are composed of "furrinern; and, by the shades o k
given on the occasion of the fifteenth Ivan Kahn were ushers. Miss Kahn
if anything is going to be put over in that state that ain't 100 per cent
anniversary of Mr. Elkins' coming to wore, a lovely gown of white crepe
all white, too—the powers behind the state are going to that city. Guests at the hotel, De-
American — and
Romaine, embellished with pearls.
And any one that attempts to promote culture in Georgia—not troit friends and prominent business Her veil was fastened with flowers
know it.
tave a Ku Klux Klan university where and professional men were included and pearls and she carried a shower
Now that we s
by a clanged sight!
among those attending. Warren bouquet of bride's roses. Following
lessons in lynching will probably form • part of the curriculum, why not
Stone acted as toastmaster and ad- the ceremony, dinner was served for
a Ku Klux Klan opera company, which will probably be tax free in dresses were delivered by Mayor 100 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Immer-
form
Etreit, Paul J. Ulrich, George W. man left for a three weeks' motor
Georgia?
M. tour through the East. Upon their
and M
John, Justice William . S
awn
-
Mretzky
of Windsor. Mr. Elkins re- return they will make their home in
o
1 one beginning to feel sorry for the British government. Whatever it sp onded by expressing his gratitude Midland, Mich.
target for a constant fire of criticism {or .ak
praliz g roreled him by the
does in Palestine is wrong. It is the
.
ed
wen,
er rendered
os‘
A llgenr to
solos

lb. Jews. Benson says that Ford repeatedly denied that he felt antipathy

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ciINNOUNCING

THE SECOND GiINNIVERSARY SALE

greater FRANK & SEDER STORE

Wednesday, September 5th, to September 29th, Inclusive

On Wednesday, September 5th, we..‘twen the Second Anni-
versary Sale of the Greater Frank & Seder Store. You are cor-
dially invited to this sale to share in the unusual bargains that
have been prepared.
On Tuesday, September 4th, there will be a day of Courtesy.
We will be pleased to have you call and insprt, and make ad-
vance selection of some of the notable offeringt that will be pre-
sented. Extraordinary preparations have been made for this
event, and the sale will undoubtedly be a merchandising triumph.
The values prepared for

SEPTEMBER

ANNIVERSARY
MONTH

Nag (fit; Notes

New Six Sedan

Seven Passengers.

Zionist, who complains that they do not act what they 'i
from the extreme
ss . Carroll
around London by Miss
c onstantly hanging
oit.
were promised, and then the Arabs are
and and Miss Kopitz of pDetrnte
f
tryi g to get the British statesmen to turn their backs on the Jews
l i t l r. n Elknt waif: :,.es
overnment. Dr. Wei:mann very sen.
business with a
by
watch
g
go
ld
giro them control of the Palestine
the
e
'
ran
guests
e
us
gueess
t e the
ci! from
the c it ' y t and
sibly told the Zionist, that if they didn't stop their everlasting complaining
he received a silver loving cup.
they might wake up one day and find the hotel
agtinnt the British government
Those The hotel waiters and the Agnes or-
the time.
chestra presented him with beautiful
British lion roaring, angry at having his tail pulled all
ly c ngratulatory telegrams
were not Dr. Weinmann's words, but the substance of his thought is there. V re
t e. i lic, o

The Thin White Line of Suf-
fering.

There is a thin white line of suf-
running through the Jewish
homes of the country. It is marked
by a stretching of tired hands and by
pale faces. Women with children are
struggling against pain; working girls
For the nine thousand nine hundred and ninety•ninth time the Arabs have
the are bending in sudden agony over
The dining room and lobby of and
folded their tents and moved silently out of London, having been refused
hotel were beautifully dated
factory tables; here is a gaunt-faced
w4te doves, with red, white and blue widow in New York; there is a cough-
their request for • hearing before the cabinet committee.
abo ut racked mother in the South; a young
._—_—.......-e---
girl with sunken cheeks is in a small
the
If President Coolidge appoints Henry Lane Wilson to be ambassador to "Star Spangled Banner" by the audi-
town in the West; women in every
Turkey, what will be left for our Jewish statesmen?
ence. Dancing followed the dinner. part of the nation—in the huge me-
...----.......---
.Ja : tropolis, on the farm, in the town—
ittee
ee onsigs
insiire Nathan of they stand mutely, patiently, scourged
en end Mrs .
I notice where the big movie interests in Southern California have shut cob comm
L. Paltrovitch of by the Great White Plague, waiting,
sutdios against visitors, alleged to be due to the fact that • well•known Detroit, Mrs. A.
the
Niaar
g a Falls, N. Y., and Harry waiting. There are today 100 women
woman visited the studios, was extended every courtesy and is now going
Louis made the gift on the waiting list of the great Jew-
Lou
Fre ed man of
icy she found there. The movies are getting ofe
presentation
t itilotitogiii on behalf of the guests ish Consumptives' Relief Society of
about lecturing on the d
because there are
Denver, Colo. They are on the wait-
entirely too much of the wrong advertising and that is because
ing list because even thus superb in-
too many of the wrong kind of folk in that business. Will Hays was to be
stitution has reached the limit of its
but from the record to date his cleaner hasn't been BICUR CHOLEM INITIAL
the vacuum cl
facilities for women. They must wait
MEETING OPEN TO ALL and suffer until help comes, and a
working very much. It is utterly ridiculous to attempt to meet the cri i•
new building shall have been erected
clams against Hollywood by cloning the studios to outsiders, or by engaging
at others ■ re thing b y
6,
6 a for their relief and cure.
■ and
On Thursday evening, Sept
'
in the-aoPf or propaganda that Rupert Hughes
•
Here, in this spaciously built and
• ular
,
treat s i promised those
as it redly is in Hollywood.. The way to clean parto
showing pictures of life
attend the first meeting Of the perfectly equipped Sanatorium of the
eliminate the "bad actors" who have no regard who
J.
C.
R. S. the problem of insufficient
at
up th e p i c t ure business is t o
be
held
•nd ilicur Cholem Society, to
has been
the Shaarey Zedek. A fine program accommodations for women
for their profession except to milk it of all the money they can get
felt
keenly
for some time. The ideal-
then spend it in harmony with their natural tendencies end instincts—which has been arranged, which includes
Rabbi Ilenry J. Berkowitz, whose istic leaders, the very ones who
ar e of the commonest order.
imbed will be "Is the Jew in Jeop- founded the institution. undertook to
solve the problem by erecting an ad-
;ti rdy?" Several musical numbers also
t Tire. ditional building to house 100 female
find this poem that makes • striking •pped-
meeting.
t
f or
pre tZi se nm
avi4mbeaenn
In the current Menorah I
patients. The same loyal member-
,
Bernstein
at least to me—maybe it will to many of my reader. It was written by
organization, extends an invitation ship, with the same self-sacrifice and
by Maurice Samuel from the Hebrew:
Jacob Cahan, and translated
to all the young Jewish men and energy which built up the J. C. R. S.
women o
h communit y to attend. in 19 years from two or three shacks
f te
DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE MOUNTAINS ARE?
and tents to its present position as
Members hav e been urge d to bring
the greatest Jewish institution in the
their friends.
Do you know what the mountains lire?
A monthly bulletin, "Te Bicur Cho- world for the relief and cure of tu-
The mountains are cries,
lem Booster," is being issued and berculosis, will stand shoulder to
mailed to all members, informing shoulder with them in order to bring
Cries of freedom, a wild shouting, vehement voices.
Which broke forth in tempestuous power
them of the work of the organization the task to a successful issue.
From the heart girdled with strength, thirsting for might and drunk
A country-wide campaign has been
and outlining the entertainment pro-
launched and is now being pressed
with it.
gram and meeting dates of the fol-
with vigor and unrelenting toil in
The heart of life—
month.
lowing
every state. Actuating every worker
Broke forth, sprang out against the skies—
and contributor is this vision: There
And were frozen.
Final Open Air Band Concert. shall be no this white line of suffer-
And the frozen cries stand
ers in the Jewish homes of this coun-
Like memorials in the wastes of the world,
The final open air band concert of try; there shall be no women con-
From eternity to eternity.
the Jewish Institute Band will be sumptives suffering because of lack
And the wind will not bear them away,
given on Sept. 3 (Labor Day) in the of room in the J. C. R. S.
Never shall the wind bear them away.
The campaign is in full swing. The
front court of the Jewish Institute,
The silent snow rests on them,
be made an actuality. In
nun
shines
on
them,
and
the
moon
shines
on
them,
And the
at 7:30 p. m., with Mr. Glass conduct. vision is to 1924
rushing of bubbles—
the twentieth anni-
ing. The series of open air concerts the year
And about them life pours onwards, a
versary
of
the founding of the so-
And they stand there, frozen
this summer has attracted splendid
attendance. Every one is invited to ciety is to be celebrated. It is the
From eternity to eternity."
hope of the members and friends to
attend.
It takes soul plus imagination to •xpress oneself like that.

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