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Sum
WISE PLACES ONUS [Gave To Munificent
His Alma Mater
OF DIVORCE EVIL
ON WEAK PARENTS
Declares Young People Marry
Without Appreciating
Responsibility.
Social Workers Tackle Problems
Looming High On Jewish Horizon
Leaders at Toronto Conference Evaluate Vital Cultural Needs
Of American Jewry As it Emerges, Economically Self-
Sufficient, into Uncertain Spiritual Status.
EFFECT EMERGENCY
GROUP TO RELIEVE
REFUGEES' PLIGHT
Served As Delegate
From Famed East Side
Unmystical
Attitude Towards
Wedded State Flayed as
Worldly and Sordid.
TERMED
ZIONIST COMMONER
BY VAST AUDIENCE
LIPSKY IS
'
Roaring Ovation Greets Pass-
ing of Resolution of Esteem
For Notable Service.
Forty-Five Organizations Meet
to Consider Ways to Ease
National Jewish philanthropies of America will be supported in the
Emigrant Problem.
future through a gigantic national "chest" raised throughout the country,
by local Federations of Jewish Charities, on the basis of budgets presented
by each organization. Preliminary plans and investigations for this under- MARSHALL AND DR. WISE
taking are now under way as a result of the resolution passed by the Na-
CONVENE CONFERENCE
tional Conference of Jewish Social Service held last week in Toronto.
Samuel A. Goldsmith, director of the Bureau of Jewish Social Research, Inquiry into Central and South
will have charge of the preliminary investigation, tending to establish a
American Settlement Plan
service that will secure authoritative data on the national organizations in
Deemed Essential.
America, and foreign organizations making appeals in this country.
The bureau, working with a committee of prominent laymen and social
workers, will study the needs of all philanthropic agencies affiliated with
NEW YORK.— (J. T. A.) —One
the conference, and plan a budget which will be raised locally according to hundred and twenty delegates, repre -
senting 45 American Jewish organiz-
a standard program.
Approximately $25,000,000 was spent by the Jews of America last year ations, among which were the Ameri-
for philanthropic and charitable endeavors, according to the report that Mr. can Jewish Committee, the American
Goldsmith presented to the conference. Of this sum, Mr. Goldsmith said, Jewish Congress, the Central Confer-
$12,250,000 was raised for local charitable organizations, $2,250,000 of ence of American Rabbis, the Council
which was
used
for another
the financing
of of Jewish Women, the Hilts, the Jew-
work,
and
$12,000,-
+ natonal
i
ish National Workers' Alliance, the
(100 was spent for foreign construe- Independent Order B'nai 1Prith, the
live relief work.
Federation of Temple Sisterhoods,
Federation
the Union of Orthodox Rabbis, the
Desirable Results Essential.
n eiriucrar,i strhse
of °A
ciht ZionistsOrganizationii at
t the
toli
CONDEMNS SELFISHNESS
AS MOTIVE IN MARRIAGE
9-3-0-0
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Casts
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1924
VOL. XVI. NO. 6
Telephone
GLENDALE
HE CALLS PALESTINE
IRRESISTIBLE MAGNET
Land Evokes National Will and
Sheerness of its Spirit
Entrances Jews.
PITTSBURGH,—With more than
700 delegates present, the twenty-
NEW YORK.—Rabbi Stooher s;
seventh annual convention of the
Wise, in an interview in ti.e Des.
Zionist Organization of America open-
Times, declared that the faii ire
ed hem last Sunday. Preliminary
of present-day marriages may he at-
convention business proceeded with
tributed largely to the failure of jar.
dispatch, until Emanuel Neumann,
ents to rear their chiliir•n no ti es
national secretary of the Keren Ilaye-
may appreciate the responsibility in-
sod, introduced a resolution express-
volved in married life. Dr. Whe was
ing the esteem in which American
asked whether the attitude of the
STEPHEN S. WISE
Zionists hold Louis Lipsky, national
Jewish religion toward divorce was
chairman of the Zionist Organization,
ARTHUR LEHMAN
different from that of other faiths.
wealth as can be appropriately used Union and the Amalgamated Clothing
th emra niesylei a rirsniotti ii7einot?ohnt service
Ile said:
for philanthropy, so that it is used in Workers of America, took part in a
afanrd his
at hb
" In theory it ii more liberal. The
.
obtaining not spectacular but desir- conference held June 22 at the Hotel
, s election on the World Zionist Execu-
Jewish church has always roongnized
Jewish Lawyer Writes Presi- able results," Mr. Goldsmith said. Astor for the purpose of considering
live.
Mr.
Neumann
hailed
Mr.
Lip-
the necessity and validity of divorce
"Definitely, I would propose that the ways and means of relieving the sit
sky as the "great Zionist commoner,"
dent in Behalf of Families
•
under certain circumstances. It was
• rs
federations require of the national or- soon of approximately 8,000 Jewish
and
the
cheering
delegates
were
not and is not
no too difficult to secure
ganizations the approval of the bu- emigrants, who are now stranded in
brought to their feet when Rabbi Jos-
a writ of divorce in my church. Ac-
Europ pe
e , ) 1 Manchester Paper Gives Views eph
reau sir information from the bureau various c • and d por t s o f Fur
Silverman seconded the motion
tually , however, the practice is, or
•
Cuba and Mexico.
Bearin
B ea r ing Out Contentions
and declared that, "when others were
NEW YORK.—Replying to an ap- concerning capital, expansions and ad-
has been, better than the law, It is gew York Delegation Included
The conference, which lasted the
ditional
maintenance
funds
as
well
as
ready
to rule or ruin, Lipsky stepped
peal from I. Montefiore Levy, a law-
Made by Caplan.
only in recent years that the Jews,
entire day, under the chairmanship
Eloquent Rabbi Among
In and ruled without ruin." Acting
yer of this city, that sonic provision approval of their present budget. This of Louis Marshall and Dr. Stephen S.
like the Gentiles, have taken to fre-
-
suggestion
does
not
cone
in
an
effoct
Chairman
Max Sculman of Chicago,
be made for the families of soldiers
Representatives.
quenting the divorce courts. There
to forestall the formation of the na- Wise, resulted in a decision to form
The prediction made in an article calling for a vote on the resolution
and sailors killed or injured in the
has been, of course, an increase of
the "Emergency Committee on Jew. entitled "The Elections in France," was greeted with a roaring Lipsky
,
tional
budgeting
scheme,
but
rather
performance of their duty in time of
divorces along penile of all faiths.
Refugees," which should deal with by Abraham Caplan, which appeared ovation, which
o c ntinued for five mio-
It is not a problem that concerns one NEW YORK.—Rabbi Stephen S. peace, President Coolidge has signi- it is in that direction. It is apparent ish the
immediate needs of the emigrants
race or adherents of one religion Vlsv• was appointed to membership fied his interest in the suggestion and that when once a national budgeting and inquire into the possibilities o f in The Detroit Jewish Chronicle of utes and turned the convention into a
New York state delegation at plans to bring the matter to the at- scheme is launched; it will require its
DAM, New
May 23, that the victory of the forces replica of scenes current at Madison
other places of refuge. Two commit-
alone."
"What practical steps could be tlx Democratic national convention, tention of the Secretary of the Navy, own separate direction and organiza-
in France led by Eduard Herriot, the Square Garden. in New York.
tees were appointed under the chair- recently chosen premier, would influ-
the
•I b
• .
In his opening address Mr. Lipsky
tion.
Curtis D. Wilbur.
taken to prevent or lessen failures in
rd
to
the
question
of
manship
of Max D. Steuer and Joseph
disth of Charles F. Murphy, cele-
"With regard raising funds for non- Barondess. The committee on plan ence profoundly the Polish situation, pleaded with the delegates for action
Mr. Levy wrote as a result of the
marriage?" he was asked.
"We must educate young people bribed Tammany chieftain. The an- turret explosion on board the battle- controllin g an
is borne out in an editorial in the which will result in a union of all
nthropies—there are a num- and scope, which consisted of Max D.
Manchester Guardian of the June 13 Jewish forces for the rebuildig of Pal-
not to enter into marriage presipit.' nancement was made by Franklin
local phila
be- I) Roosevelt, convention floor leader ship Mississippi, when 40 seamen were her of basic considerations in this con- Steuer, Nathan Kress, Joshua Kan issue. The editorial, which bears the estine and which will not be hampered
j
ously and unreasoningly, I don't
killed and 20 others inured.
His let-
.
nection. First, that most federations Bernstein,
trowitz, M. Max
I). Rosenberg,
John
L. , caption "Warsaw Bewildered," pro- by old traditions and forms which no
g
e
ti
and
I
never
pine,
William
Libel
t er follows:
e in hasty
ceeds thus:
are now in community chests; second
longer apply in the new conditiona.
t was understood that Rabbi Wise
young cou iese without first
mary any young
"No one, I am sure, misunder- that most federations have the prob- man and M. Levi, worked out a reso-
"One of the minor complications
finding out whether the parents know wo selected, in the first place, be-
Thousands Are Waiting.
• • •nted seti traphically stands your vote on the bonus ques- Ism of uniting their community and , lution which is to serve as the consti-
. to .
h
lution of the emergency committee, of the fall of M. Poincare is that Tens of thousands of Jews are wait-
i on to
what is going
going
the
congested
East
Side
district
of
lion.
You
have
taken
the
occas
that
the
conditions
of
the
national
or-
or
which
has
entangled
the
Franco-Po-
ing
to
find a home in Palestine and
"Then we must face the facts
City and, secondly, be- reiterate your deepest sympathy with ganizations are distinct contributions which reads in part as follows:
lish entente. It was M. Poincare who many of them are now lingering in
marriage. Our present custom is to Net York
Repatriation Vital.
of
his
noted
ability
as
an
the
disabled
soldiers.
to
disunion
in
the
community;
third,
evolved
the
grimmest
phase
of
the
"unfriendly ports" from which they
throw a roseate stage light over the can
"An opportunity presents itself for that it is well to project into the corn- "Our primary purpose is to aid in French policy of encirclement against
must be rescued by the combined ef-
ceremony and assume that everything oritor.
labbi Wise, commenting upon his what, I believe, will be a constructiv inunity the problem of educating it to the repatriation of the largest pos. Germany by the mobilization of small forts of the Jews of the world, in co-
will turn out all right. We've got
legislative amendment, which, if ap- certain problems that are not local sible number of these refugees. In satellites on the German frontier. Po-
operation with the Zionist Organiza-
to' remember that married life is an seli•tion said:
have
' been told that the honor proved by you, would further evi- but really national in their character,. the case of some, it behooves this con- land was one. When in opposition tion, was Mr. Lipsky's keynote mess-
art—the most difficult art in the
''
e 'deuce your desire to help all those such problems as immigration, Jewish ference to make it possible that the M. Hersiot had signed a manifesto
age to the convention. Palestine is the
world—and that this art cannot be hasheen done me of appointi eng\:m
e
justly entitled to aid.
education, tuberculosis, agriculture. stranded shall find a permanent place against the White Terror in Poland, hope of the entire Jewish people, the
mastered in a few minutes. It is an
h e
"Forty-four en
m were killed and 20
"I know from conversations with in the lands of their present sojourn,
but now he has explained this action bridge uniting all Jews, the greatest
-.
forbearance. No t c' 'rv'' as a idmern , ber of t
the
w
art of sympathy and
. injured in the turret explosion of the executives in chest cities that they and finally, for the remainder, fluid'. away in an interview. Ile had pro-
in marriage can exist. Tor state i • egation— not n th
true happiness
plat of the late Charles F. Murphy, U.S. S. filississippi. These men and
ties should be provided to the end tested, he said, against the Polish force in Jewish life today, he declar-
is
cap-
find
it
very
difficult
to
justify
appro-
two
cap-.
whin
ed. With high faith In Palestine and
unless at least one of the
whet for many and obvious reasons their families will probably receive no
priations to national agencies. This that they be enabled to take up their White Terror on grounds of human- to 'tic! Jewish people, the *is...S.4 Q--- -
able
of rising to
these qualities.
"Normally,
although
not without I cai not replace, hot as a delegate compensation for the injuries sus- diffieultr arises reign- oat rase that nermanent abode in hospitable lands is... soy 0..1 ..no .....io....2.1 Benin,/ ann. Komsomol
Isamu no 'criablea to De.
thickly y settled East side con-
thickl
are protected by most community chests discourage of freedom and security.
a
measures
taken
for
the
protection
of
rained
unless
they
.
come the instrument for the establish-
many exceptions, the failerw -- of a iron omal district of New York City. war risk policies carried over from
"A further and not less important the Polish constitution. Trying to
contributions
to
national
agencies
and
merit
of
a
union
of all Jewish forces
marriage reflects on thi. judgment
of this conference on Jewish ire-
"1 Is not for cardinals or rabbis to pre-war service. The deaths of some dries not arise no much tram t at task
l'olish
fears he
of affirms
his prospective
migration is to make a careful, calm
Russian
policy,
that a in the making of the Jewish national
and the quality of
two persons
arriage
is a test who
of soma out against the Klan. The id' these men may have plunged their of legitimacy of the appeal. On the
homeland,
he
said.
have
failed. M most searching of all Elul must be overwhelmed by mem- families into utter poverty and in-
thorough and scientific study of im-
character—the
Mr. Lipsky's address was, In part,
other hand also national agencies have ! migratioo and settlement possibilities French understanding with Russia
tests. The fine and the true are bers and leaders of the Protestant tense suffe•ing.
continuously protested that they do in Central and South American lands would be in Poland's best interests. as 611°W8 '
Should Consider Peace Casualties.
equal to marriage and are helped by churnes. I do believe that either the
ni t receive from Jewish federations and elsewhere, a task. which must be lie explains that he wants to join
"What is it that looms big on our
with Poland in an attempt to pacify horizon, casting into the shade, redoes
it, the candidate or both must
"The United States government themselves, whether they have been
it. 'Love betters what is best.' Mar- phalli -
erfpoertneientele.winithor,tiheirirothungthntehsiss can- the world. As Poland's function in
riages generally fail among
challenge
to
that
a
sum
pen/
the
chests,
ing
in rank, all other of our program,
among human be a unanswerable
or
have
not
been
in
eized hooliganism which calls it- and most of the states have passed
the eyes of France has hitherto been
all other tenets of our ideology? It
bonus loses intended as partial com - that is apparently sufficient for the v ference may be able to supply de-
failures. Many fail because boys and , ors
to act as a buffer between Germany
serv-
and
left
mot-
self
le
Klan."
Jewish
community
of
that
city.
Their
is
Palestine,
Palestine is the irresist-
pensation
to
nom
who
hove
seen
'
girls are petted, spoiled
data to Jews in European and Russia, the new role thus thrust
ice in the late war. Those that have experience has been that once a na . Viands
Staunchly Favored Smith.
ally and spiritually unprepared.
' lands who may wish or be compelled on her by M. Herriot places a strain able magnet that attracts all regard-
withdraws
from
the
less
of
previous
conditions of intellec-
Di Wise was an enthusiastic ad- been injured have had and are receiv- tional agent.) ,
to emigrate from the lands in which on her versatility."
Three Kind. of Partnerships,
tual or spiritual servitude. Whoever
"There are three kinds of partner- volt , of the candidacy of Governor ing the moo liberal consideration. federation or chest it an generally se- they live. This task of investigation
Mr. Caplan's contention was that
the
city
ships, in marriage as well a- in buss- Snit for the presidential nomina- Why should not all soldiers killed and cure much larger funds
, and survey must be undertaken with the rejection by the French electorate touches it cannot wash out the per-
seriousness and performed with scien- of its country's erstwhile imperialist fume Of the contact. Speak of Its
ness. In the first kind both partners tiOTI. His participation in the activi- injured in peace time, in the perform- by its own campaign methods.
.
put in all they have. In the second tits f the Empire State delegation ance of their duty, receive some com-
tic policy, the vital basis of which cities, its colonies, its citizens, and
Conservation of Interest.
title accuracy.
with
interest
by
dale•
pensation
from
their
government?
In
"If a federation is in a chest it faces
was its political and financial grip on every Jewish heart thrills. It draws
neither really invests anything and' ' was 'stilled
Seek European Co-operation.
calamity is certain to follow. When a gate,from all parts of the country, all hazardous civil industries the continuously the question of the .con-
"In all this work the conference Polish affairs, ultimately would to itself all Jewish ideals and aspira-
ors
aware
of
the
rabbi's
fame
workmen's
compensation
law
oper-
serration of the interest of its liar- knows that it may depend upon the bring to the Polish government and tions, remaking them to harmonize
marriage is like that divorce is some. wl. ,
times the least tragic outcome. In as ,i of the foremost orators of the ales to this protection. Soldiers and torate and of its former body of work- wise and helpful co-operation of Jews people an appreciation for the reality with its personality, reinterpreting
the third, and more common, kind of . Idols close friend of President Wil• sailors should receive similar consid• era in the work that needs to be done in the lands of Europe and elsewhere of things by inducing a gradual re- them, making new molds for them to
partnership each invests himself or SO ail a fearless champion of clean oration. If they were killed in war one philanthropically among the Jews. It who are able and willing to give time pudiation of its policy of warfare, fill. Many Zionists, eager to follow
the chance of bat-
herself in part but not wholly. Young Pdidk. religious tolerance and ha- might say that Was
faces also the fart that generally . a
and strength to the consideration and cultural and economic, upon the Jews, intuition, disregarding logic and
tle, but surely death in peace time is separate group in the community is solution of the problem of Jewla who constitute a vital force in its life. strategy and long vision—mindless of
people go in with all kinds of re.erva- mine egislat ion.
not
normally
anticipated.
If
soldiers
them—would even substitute Palestine
reached by definite national organi- emigration. This conference will,
lions. If anything jars or mars the,
Net to lir. Wise, interest in NeW :
and still for the whole of Zionism and aspire
relation one of them is ready to jump Yo , k' delegation attached to TO-year- are, and justly so, to be compensated nations and that a smaller
(Turn
to
last
page.1
to make Palestine sufficient for the
who took a lead- for their work in war. there is similar noire definite group is reached by ap-
out.
me Nth; h n Straus
fulfillment of all their hopes. With
1 (Cminute demonstra- reason for consideration being ex. peals of such organizations as the vac-
"While, as I have said, I do not by (21(
t
them It le- Palestine movement, with
Governorr Smith was tended to them in times of peace.
any means condemn divorce a , un-
ious
Palestinian
organizations.
t' t G- o
tar tg in after
''The government advertises in toy'
Zionism lu ing in the background,
rases,
"I should propose, if it ivere to meet
necessary or undesirable in all i
by Franklin D.
st‘i 'd no nuation
t
e re.
Straus y marched with most alluring terms the wonderful i- with your approval that at such times Scientist Recognized by I sullenly eglovin g atthnt e h e wuhseuhr pw
I do feel that when two people enter lif.a.e
Hpkim
Si
o
tt
osseeelt.
. r.
mf
Zion-
of
the
delegation
vages
of
enlistment.
It
should
a
fant
the marriage relationship — quite:
ecalnif ticigt with th e com
li rts 1.,
Maryland Usi•ersity.
t ou r me n giea
ord protection on that contract anisti ivisi•t71,cliunott
generally emphasized not the land ,
apart from every obligation to the so-
n w or r soon after-
hall of Madison
em.
the
re
he
out
urst
again,
i
ire
contingency.
but
the
people.
We
are
more
concerned
called social order, or to a child or ' r
n the outburst against I'
that Congress —the f edera ion ors '
therefore
children—it is the business of the Square Garden durti g
rk . "I immedi
I BALTIMORE—Dr , David I. Macht, with the human actor. The land was
Jewish community affiliated and non-
—
ately ho mpeake some provi-
will
two to make sportsmanlike attempt by the followers of the New 'Yo
affiliated, for the purpose of raising' Noted Philanthropist Contrib.' lecturer in pharmacology and them- the scenic decoration ; it was the in-
sion for the families of those men
l
ent
x
.
es
peutics at Johns Hopkins University, animate thing, the football of politics
to achieve a success. One reason e
e•__
$200,000 For Con -
who have been killed and wounded, funds for a budget that might he
received the honorary degree of doc- and selfish ambitions. It would cer-
u t
for marriage failure is that some ,
amendment to the Army worked out by the national agencies,
of
Building.
and
pass
an
struction
: for of pharmacology at the em- tainly Wait for us. Self-emancipation
married folk are 'poor sports,' even
end the bureau of Jewish Social Re-
-
and Mac y art which will make some search, in an effort to obtain a quota
mencement exercises at the Uni- made a territory, as a matter of logic,
'rotten sports.'"
provision for those who may be hurt that would be assigned to the corn- . NEW YORK. — Arthur Lehman, : versity of Maryland held recently. indispensablel,but the needle of our
Dr. Wise was asked if he believed i
■
hereafter, irrespective of the war munity. We would then be continu- graduate of Harvard in the class of The degree was awarded to Dr. Macht compass did always turn to the east.
that divorce was not a symptom of
--
statss of our government."
ing until such time as the whole bud.1 1894, banker, philanthropist and art 1 in recognition of his original contri- There were hesitations, proposed de-
social and economic changes which
In reply, F.. T. Clark, one of Mr.
liar- buttons to pharmacolog•yo and expert- tours, a disinclination—also based up-
were altering the nature of the home. Miler Board Will Send Represent••
geting scheme can go through a lively i collector, has given $200,000 to
.
Coolidge's
secretaries,
said
he
wad
interest in the matter." yard University for the construction ! mental therapeutics. For a number on intuition—to tie up with the land
Pas to Training Comps.
Home Loses Power.
ent, wre
shown the letter to the Presidest
The
entire
scope
of
Jewish
social
I
of
a
new
administration
building,
in : of years Dr. Macht has peen asso- Irrevocably until the people had been
—
"Of course there have been great
ca
"Of
had read it "with the great
! elated with Dr. John J. Abel, pro- prepared and the required political
iii,WYORK.—Arrangements have and interest." "Ile asks me to say service work in America will he ma- honor of the thirtieth anniversary of
social changes," he conceded, "and
i fessor of pharmacology at Johns Hop- conditions had been achieved.
terially
changed
by
the
restriction
,
his
graduation
from
the
university.
Jew.
these have affected marriage. In our
you," he
n
t letter continued, "that immigration bill which goes into of-!Announcement was made in Boston bins Medca
il Scho of acognized
Pendulum Has Swung.
times the home is minimized as an any
- beennida
for
the
assignment
of
ish Veltfe Board field workers in the to
he /- s at once bringing this matter to
e
e est pharmacologist i the
"But a new day has dawned. The
feet July 1, the speakers at the seas- iby Bishop Lawrence, chairman of th I as the grat
stitution. The great object of m in
ions declared. They pointed out that endowment fund committee, that Mr. United States.
pendulum has swung away from the
married
people
seems
to
be
to
get
oat
'ark°
Citizens'
Military
Training
f 'In God We Trust' is no longer Canto vhieh are held in different the attention of the Secretary of the
Was not made to be in-
Navy
Dr. Macht is a member of the people toward the land. The labor
the problem confronting the social Lehman's gift
o e it. motto, but 'Where Are We Goirg partleofthe country during the sum-
worker in this country will he great- eluded in the $10,000,000 fund bon: American Medical Association, the put into Palestine in the years past,
r,
th
me t., ?tbs. it was announced at the
AmericanChemical Society, the the revival of the language, the build-
ly changed when there are no longer raised for the development of the d
Tonight?" The world is magnified
stry, business a d - i American Physiological Society, the ing of the cities, the making of neW
, office of the board. There
df Yiddish speaking aliens I pertinent of chem
and all contacts outside the home are S"
notice
iprOXiTillitd), 22 such camps
Mr. .e man sal
American Society for Pharmacology roads, the song of the children and
SUM OF $400,000 whose economic and social adjustment 1 one arts.
multiplied. There is a minimum of
using the money for the con. I and Experimental Therapeutics, the the sacrifices of the pioneers, the war
the self-reliant isolation characteris- wholl I en until
in the
middle
of June
and ,
to American life have formerly been than
the
first
week
in
Sep-
administration
build-
ioenof
e
American Psychological Society,
and the Balfour Declaration, the pil-
the basis for the greater part of the structth
tic of other days. Formerly marriage vvnt u
R ealty in New Colony
were o stipulations
American Pharmaceutical Socie:r, grimages, the modern efficient gov-
endeavors of Jewish social workers. I ing' there w
was entered into frankly for the sake t' ' E.
Number 700.
of a home and children. Observe that A. tloe camps there are religious
many Porehasers of
The future problem of Jewish social ' how it was to be expended. Ile said the American Society for Expert- ernment of the British High Commis-
men for whose
' on will
ce will be that of keeping up the that the building would be of colonial mental Biology and Medicine , the As- sioner, the gradual recovery of racial
be
I use the plural. The old-time union J? v , - Yung ni is revisill
seerzis
in thislatyle architecture to conform
with
. .
an I allies
. t e co eg
sociated American Physicians and the memories of the land, the ever-grow-
It
d
IIEW YORK.—A report issued by
.
sometimes began with seeming com-
by the Jewish Welfare Board
ing realities gushing their way into
tryPhilanthropically speaking, the other buildings in 'II be erect - American Oriental Society.
monplace and ended in high and se- n'" niters. Arrangements are Solomon J. Weinstein, president of
e
sepsrate
!Sat
•
In addition to his scientific pur- the range of practical vision, the en-
a
rene romance, I have caught glimpses ror,' by the Welfare Board with the American Zion Commonwealth, the Jew will no longer be
f
,
ed
at.
the
southwest
corner
of
the
forcer! new exodus which turns tens
o
he will be requiring
an American
of such life stories in reading and re- 1 0" 1 ' ,Ig communities to extend stales that the sales of land . in Herz- problem;
Jewish extraction,
the as ., I yard, opposite Harvard Square on the suits, Dr. Macht has devoted much of thousands of refugees to the one
in
site of Dana Hall, destroyed by fire time to Talmudical inquiry and Jew.
reading old letters. The modern , ne'. 4.1" rr
lia,new eel , flyand garden city
1 lit1 t" all Jewish
meni
Ile is the author, haven open to them—all this has made
ish philosophy.
' (s"h
chaplains i n American Zion Commonwealth, now sistance of his co-religionists.
marriage, on the contrary, often be-
i
in 1917.
i i ree Jew
among other works, of a treatise on Palestine the one tangible, outstand-
Eliminates Immigrant Problem.
aggregates $100.000. This figure rep.
gins in seeming romance and ends in l servile.
Are Varied.
I
i
the OCer Revery ( . 11." we'll ' ,. -I t n t:1
history of the of- ing, not to be denied, controlling fact
■
th
and
Barnett
R.
Brickner
of
To-
results
700
purchasers
located
in
24
member
of
the
Maimonides
rife,
Rabbi
the commonplace of st
Mr. Lehman is ■
e a ppointed by th 1.
in the Jewish world, with which all
It is a . ell" ted•
down Ind moral bankruptcy. break-
the requestt he e stints of the Union, principally in the ronto said that the cessation of im- [ firm of Lehman Brothers, bankers. fice of coroner. Ile is reputed tO be ideals, formulas, preludicts, plans
aril at
migration
is
permanent
and
will
re-1
Ile
is
a
director
of
Stern
Brothers,
one
of
the
profoundest
Jewish Rho!.
cal
and
middle
west.
Mr.
Weinstein
debauch of romance, followed by' Static
ard
must deal if action is to mean fulfill-
colorless, drab, unromantic fizzling I Jewish Wtfare
Bo mps.
and Nei I e as- declares
ares that the sum attained insures suit in the elimination of the problem the Studebaker Corporation and half am in the country.
ment. The land has awakened, and it
I crest t o poor :a
thesuccess of the ne colony and gar- of the immigrant Jew, whose adjust- a dozen other companies. Ile was
out.
All Over Country.
speaks to us. The land has become ar.
C
Not Mere P•rteership.
camps aliit.h will have do city, which will be the second to ment to American life was up to now formerly president of the Federation DECLINES INVITATION
ticulate and It talks for us. The,land
m-
stablished in Palistine by the A
the main problem of Jewish social for the Support of Jewish Philan-
"The last damaging blow to mar-
Anions
e
come tolife. It is no longer in-
wish Ws re Board representatives be
TO ANALYZE SLAYERS has
riage in our day has been the de - , lo . pht 7rg, New York; Camp .mican Zion Commonwealth. The first workers. In the next 25 years, if the thropic Societies and has always been
animate It is not an Instrument of
1
istnown
as Balfouria. named in hoe- Jew enjoys the same economic privi- p r o minently identified with chart-
'
velopment of a wholly unrnYstical at- ' A te,
r
Bar-
I
dison
redemption. It forces the action of
scbusett s ; M a
Lord Balfour, and is located in leases as he oes t ay i n Amer i ca . table institutions.
titude toward it, with the result that j Denise
.itth; o Font,
Sig- 1,. the d rams .
rt D up Del- of
VIENNA.— (J. T. A,
. ' .
Mr. Lehman's collection of tapes-
ra g i..,-
Vail New Jersey; Fort tie valley of Jezreel, which, in the there will be no poor Jews and the:
it has been made wordlY and even -
e cho-analyst, 1 "There are those who still hesitate
- • ars has become the center ghettos will disappear and wit h the 1 tries is said to be among the finest in mend Freud, famous
sordid. The Jews called marriage aware NJ
of money by! end are reluctant to trust Palestine.'
• Jersey; Camp Meade,
intensive colonization program ghettos will go the Yiddish language', the country. In 1916 he paid s sum was offered a large su
Iiiddushin,' which means a sacra- ,,,, ,,,),
Virg nia;
syndicate to Pointing to the terms of the mandate
rt
Monroe,
Hearst
newspa
he
sh
i
the
Palestinian
Jews.
There
are
and Jewish ceremonialism. Jew
said to be in the neighborhood of t
ment, and its sacramental quality was ‘Nra",;:al,' d
the
purpose of or of the Churchill White Paper, they
Ilan, Alabama; Fort
i
ng
otintRimyezr
w about a dozen settlements in the life will cease to be secular and will
a fifteenth century tap-
recognized in other religion.. But
than Leopold, Insist upon new. declarations, large r
aniline; Fort
yceho t
c r o s m
for Holy Family."
Bey founded by the Palestine Foto- only differ from other r races in relig- $100,000
estry, "The
its mystic aspect, of which the
Camp N
h
cthan Allen, Ver.
. . child
. Braes.
_
s._, •s. American
.
2. •
_
_•
and
Richard
Loeb.
the
Chicago guarantees. Without these, they will
...... _ _
Jr
d . This wi l l re-
ions culture, he a dd e ea
J ustice Irving Lehma n of the Court youth, who confe r dto the murder I pot ive free milli to their natural
is the symbol, has come to be telt
lion F un d , to wiper)
sox, Kentucky; Camp
' b r
R
the principal contributors.
duce the work of the Jewish social of Appeals of the State of New York,
I hold -
are
wh
sight of, and it is regarded too exclu-
n;
Fort
Snelling,
on
impulses. They -will
The American Zion Commonwealth worker to a minimum, and the charity president of the Jewish Welfare of Robert Franks.
sively as a mere partnership for the , (Cost
fused, however, back. When we had no foothold of
rt Des Moines, Iowa;
Professor
Freud
rates on purely business lines, ac- Jews will have to find • new market Board and long interested in the de.
Fort
days of earth.
account
of
his
Political
guarantees,
declarations
were
to accept this offer 11
olio, )(ROME
ten
riling to Mr. Weinstein. The pro-
thnthropy.
"I, for one, believe that the mar- 1, r .!' n
: Fort Logan, Colo- ram for the development of Herslia for their phila e Jewish social work- velopment of the Jew
be Buf-
dst 1
ment in the United States, is • broth- ill health. He is r orted to
aura to Pare 2,lee)
of
task
The
clogs relationship will remain in es-
a;
J
iQuth.
pl
1 Monte, California;
fering from canceriof
ils for the building of 100 houses by
er of the donor.
sem , what it has been, even though "
(Tarn to Page Two)
and Fort a
he commonwealth.
a further legal facilitation of divorce
ASKS AID BE GIVEN
PEACE CASUALTIES
, ,„y•
DemocratsSent Wise
To Pim ..onvennon
us
Chronicle Article's
Predictions Valid
LEHMAN ALSO GIVES
1 TO HARVARD FUND
DR. MACHT AWARDED
HONORARY DEGREE
l ists
Ciil:EN SOLDIERS'
IEEDS TO BE MET
LAND SALES REACH
(Turn to last page.)
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