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SCHOLARLY JOURNAL
MAKES APPEARANCE

Fiebrew Union College Annual
Contains Contributions in
Seven Departments.

WOODWARD

is not far distant when we will laugh at the idea of a man 100
The tiler
a
a diStilig Ui s hed
incons idered "old." Pr of essor F ritz Hber,
ears of o f '`' bein g an address before the Franklin Instit ute of Phila de l phia
German
d
edieted ihat men would live to be 1,000 years old. That we are eliminat-
rg the nbijor causes of death one by one and when the heat of these eauses
P is
in done ;may, we shall live to be as old as the patriarchs of the Bible. It
is a fact that life insurance statistics prove that each year life is being tiro-
longed and that the death rate for the first half of last year was the lowest
ever registered in our history. All this is comforting to those men who

AYE

C'INCINNAT'I.—Volume I of the
' Hebrew Union College Annual, a
• scholarly journal of Jewish lore and
philosophy. has just made its appear-
mice. The volume is continuous of
the quarterly magazine called the
Journal of Jewish Lore and Philoso.
phy and will now be issued under the
auspices of the board of governors
of the Hebrew Union College annual-
never find time to do anything.
••
ms -
' ly. Its board of editors is comit1
At a dinner given for Cardinal Ilayes the other day in New York by the of Rabbi Dash! hili
PPs t• 'a • i ci hantir ndin' ;
'
tors' Guild, Rabbi Joseph Silverman of Temple Emanu-EI was I Dr. Kaufman ' Kohler president
oCnaotilfic t h,
.1- honor guests and Daniel Frohnian was one of the smokers. rites of the Ilebrew ti;n
' eei'dn
ong the members of the theatrical profession there seems to t a closer professor Jacob Z. Lautv rhos h,1/ 1- .;
Am
tennis-4p
undisturbed by religious beliefs than in almost any other group I Julian Morgenstern, president of tbd
. Hebrew Union College; Professor M-
can think of.
rid Neuinark, professor of philosophy
••
This
time
it
is
of
the Hebrew Union College and for-
Another death resulting from the Leopold-Loeb Case ,
- quarterly, the
Albert Loeb, the father of Richard Loeb. And there is no doubt that the merly editor of the
father, already an invalid, was struck a mortal blow by the conviction of his Journal of Jewish lore and Philoso-
illiam Rosenau of
. oily, and Rai
s on, What a tragedy it all is!
Baltimore.
The plan and purpose of the an-
An item of wide interest to the world of business is the announcement oust is to have a vehicle through'
of the retirement of Julius Rosenwald as head of the Sears, Roebuck C om;
of ny. We can reconcile ourselves to the giving up of business activity by which scholars might he enabled to '
ra Rosenwald so long as he continues to be an active inspiration in the field give to the world studies on subjects
Alr.
of philio4hropy. His broad, catholic interest in all causes pertaining to the
g. The first volume contains
less fortunate humans has made his name respected and revered learnin
' in the various branches of Jewish
,d.
Welfare
w all groups in the nation. lie is, indeed, a member of the House of essays from the pens of experts and
scholars
in various fields of Jewish
mo
Israel of whom all of us may well feel proud.
learning. The authors ars distin-
..
There is some criticism of President Coolidge because while Vice-Presi• guisheil Jewish scholars from many
Parts
of the world. Authors in Ger-
d
dent he accepted a fee of $250 for a lecture. The only criticism I have I
to ider Is that he didn't charge enough. Such last minute pre-election' Many, England, Austria, Hungary,
.
attacks are unworthy of the critics who make them. For 20 years I have France
and America
are represented.
Divided
Into Seven
Studies.
been in charge of lecture programs and during that period have engaged
The volume is divided into seven
speakers from Vice-Presidents down, and invariably they were paid for their studies: Biblical studies, Hellenistic
services. And properly so. It is an imposition to expect public men to studies, Talmudic studies, philosophi-
give up their time to travel long distances to make speeches without con, - cal studies, poetic studies, historical
Kro f t . on the
pensatinn. There are any number of organizations that "
, studies and modern studies.
office
and reputation of men occupying publicofficeVice-Pres
Under Biblical studies there are the
time and energy
dent Marshall used to be paid for his appearance at Chautauqua and other following articles: "A Study of the
lectures and he earned his money. United States Senators get paid for such First Chapter of Genesis," by M.
lectures, so why shouldn't Mr. Coolidge? There is too much tummy-rot , Lambert,
Rabbinique,
Seminaire
' Paris; "The Three Calendars of An-
about these matters.
::
dent Israel," by Julian Morgenstern,
This paragraph is written on Thursday, Oct. 30, and I predict the elm- president of Hebrew Union College;,
lion of Calvin Coolidge. I predict that Davis and La Follette will not to- I "A Suggestion as to the Sequence of ,
gather obtain enough votes to throw the election into the house. I predict Some Prophecies in the First I•aiah,"
0
that La Follette will get a popular vote of over 5,000,000 (but they will be by William Popper, University of (al-
i if ornia; "Kharu, Horim, Dedanim,"
inthe wrong states).
Attractive Gore Pumps, Neat
by E. Taubler, Berlin; "The Riddle in
Newest Strap Effects, Newest
fats off to the Pittsburgh community! They did it to a turn. Crossed 1
Bible," by Harry Tor•zyner,
Gore Pumps, D'Orsay I'umps,
Strap Arrangements, Newest
i
the 2,000,000 mark and got quite a way over, too. Wonderful work that a t he
Sailor Ties, Newest Cut-Out
Tie Effects, Tongue Pumps with
named Albert C. Lehman did lie organized the campaign months Ho•hschule fur die IVissenschaft des
Effects, Lace Pumps,- Southern
111211
ahead and created an organization of volunteer workers that put over the the
Judentums,
Berlin;
"Implications
of
Pearl litittons, 'D'Orsay Pumps
Place of the
Book
of Ruth in Edi-
Ties.
with Guiloped Stitchings.
biggest thing of its kind in any Jewish community in the country of the size lions, Manuscripts and Canon of the
Tan Calf, Patent Leather,
of Pittsburgh's. And it didn't cost a red cent, no, I'll take that back. I Old Testament," by L. B. Wolfenson,
Tan Calif, Patent Leather,
Black
Velvet,
Black
Satin,,Dull
think the stenographer was paid. Read what Aaron Waldheim of St. Louis
Union College; "Service Tree
Patent and Satin Combinations, o
alf, Velvet and Satin, Patent
said about this record in a letter written to a friend of his, Leo Lehman of ! kb " and Talmud and in Modern
Black Velvet and Satin Combin-
in
Bibb'
and
Tan
and
other
Leather
Pittsburgh. Mr. Waldheim is president of the Jewish hospital of St. Louis Palestine " by Samuel Krauss, Is-
ations, Dull Calf, Brown Satin.
Combinations.
experience what's what and who's who in drive s. So I raelitisch - theologische
I.ehranstalt,
and h • •• from
Vienna, Austria.
when such a Man speaks I always incline my ear with respect:
If you've been waiting for a chance-to save real money on
In the section devoted to liellenis-
It really gave me a thrill to learn of the success of your hospital
tic studies there are articles on "Rats-
fine footwear, the time to act is tomorrow. This is the fittest op-
campaign, for although not directly interested in it, at the same time
binie Studies in the Synoptic Gsk-
portunity we have presented in many months.
to see your community respond so wonderfully to a great humani-
lads," by Jacob Mann, Hebrew Union
tarian cause is most inspiring. I believe it eclipses anything ever
College; "Early Christian Epigraphy,
Considered from the Jewish Point of
done in any Jewish community.
Frank & Seder—Second Floor—Charge Accounts Invited.
---::
View," by Ludwig Blau, Landesrab.
A friend of Captain Rosenbluth'• came to see me the other day ai
Budapest; "Asenath, the
rs
rb I binechule,
y g 1, I,a b gya slNic,., Liter. ). or
talked over the case which happily is 110W nothing but an unpleasant mem-
ory. Ile wanted to bring the captain with him, but Rosenbluth wants to ir
f or
j° icst'l'
al h s,.
\i‘ . i y li'l I ;Ot
forget that tragic chapter in his life and I don't blame him for n ot wanting witzer, Israelitisch-theologische Leh-
support the Whit-km-Ws Sick Fund
to discuss the case with any newspaper man. So instead I have before me ranstalt, Vienna; "The Religion of
Haifa, being purehassol I , y the Jew-
to him. It a pity that so few of the peopl e t he Jews at the Time of Jesus," by activity are the hospitals, clinics and progress of the Jewish structure in ish National Fund and that of Bir- (Kupital Holim), as well as the cul-
some inter•stng letters Written
as well as of the ditheulties
,
the
Iladas-
Palestine
of
tural work, and made various advan-
Theological
know what sort of man Robert Rosenbluth is. What wonderful humani-
Nurses
Training
School
1 ,. Louis Ginzberg, Jewish
Tuv by the executive. The purchase
with which it is grappling.
tarian mrvice he has rendered and what a splendid type he is. The only Seminary. and "The Ilalaka in the sal, Medical Organization; the Kupat
of seed and fodder continuo) during ces, principally to the SoleAlloneh for
The outstanding facts with which the month. The tobacco crop of the road and building construction. With
inhuman thing done throughout the persecution was done by Henry Ford's Gospels and Its Relation to the .few- 'Whit of the Jewish Labor Organizes-
said the other day in reviewing ish Law at the Time of Jesus," by tion and sanitary work, through the the report deals are those related to
Judean and Galilee colonies is estima- the conclusion of the tobacco harvest,
cowardly gutter sheet. And Louis Marshall
,
hide behind the
soomon
Zeitlin, Rabbi Isaac El- drainage of swamps by the Zionist colonization, immigration and to the ed at Km tons. The report states it is Minted out in the report, employ-
the history of the case that it was a pity that Ford could ,
Solom
o
n
t
executive and Jewish Colonization As- Work of providing e mployment by that the Mal production of the Arab ment will have to be found for those
Dearborn Independent corporation and thus escape.the consequences of his chanan Theological Seminary.
sniping. Tha's a pretty small sheet, but Ford Is,,imall-etlaigh to completely ,
Dr. Abrahams Writes,
i soeiation, which resulted in a very means of financing the construction of villages will not much "eXliel41 that of who have lamn hitherto engaged I n the
Under the heading of Talmud's- la rise decrease in the number of ma- necessary works, for the most part by the Jewish colonies, and this state- tobacco plantations. Negotiations am
hide himself behind something even smaller.
..--;.;
studies Professor Israel Abrahams of Iris eases.
the large co-operative labor organiza- ment 1.rings vividly home the fiat that being concluded • whereby the Keren
If you want to know what manner of man Captain Rosenbluth is, it is England contributes "The Last '('on"
Thelast field of work dealt with is tion known as Solel-Branch. Other as-- as yet only it small portion of the land Ilay•mod will invest £2,000 in the Ar-
sufficient to know that Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania had arranged to fession' of Samuel;" Dr. Kaufman education. The report describes the tivities, like the maintenance of the in Palestine is in Jewish possession. tisan's Bank to grant loans to artisans
go to Tacoma, Wash., if necessary, as a character saltness. Before me is a Kohler, president eineritu.s of the Ile- 1k-brew edusutional system consisting educational system and the support The report calls attention to the ad- against security on the goods manu-
of
(mew Union College discusses "The
letter containing the following resolution:
120 schools, 4:17 teklwrs and 11,- of the Hadassah tactical Organiza- ditional opportunities for colonization factured by them. 'fhe situation
to
e , ,,,
,
Origin and Composition of ti,,
its
i
pupils.
Mention is made of the tion. do not come inn , sharp relief, ow- insole possible by the new purchase of the artisans is generally reported
Benedictions;" Dr. Jacob Z.
The executive council of the Yale Forestry School Alumni Assn-
s
as istance oh- ing to the fact that these basic activi- 10,000 dunams of land by the Jewish Ile good;as there is no lack of work.
financial assistance
ith iat ehe
Lauterbach
of
the
Ilebrew
Union
Col-
tact
Haven today (Oct. 28), desires to publicly
The trade and industry department
d ation, which met in New Haven
lege writes on "The Arrangemend t. ;tied by the schmds from the govern- ties are more or less routinized and National Fund in the Einek. The
express in behalf of the alumni of that institution its gratification for
. t king borne are being taken as a matter of course. utilization of these opportunities will, reports the establishment of a number
a
and the Division of the Mekilta," and meat
is trilling,
the
s-o Organizatio
the vindication of Capt. Robert Rosenbluth, M. F., '07, in the dis-
of new industries, including a weav-
nCnl!•
•
by
the
Zionkt
it
points
out,
depend
on
the
resources
-
rt
reveals
reveals
that,
gust,
the
, A. NI armorstein, Jews' College, Lon- 'I R , ' ,,,.,, I f
,, i .. i • •
mis.al of the indictment against him by the United States Department
ing factory in Tel Aviv and a cigar-
ayss«t) n addition tom con- the The
amoun
h of the Keren Hap-sod.
report
ended in Au
t
of Justice in the case of the accidental shooting of his friend and
don, contributes "The Unity of God ttril ninon
ette factory. A further investment of
from the Jexish ( olonizatism
' ''
I in Rabbinic Literature."
hh.h sum of 1:112,718.01 has been smut . in
A record immigration into l'alestine 21,500 in the General Mortgage Bank
w
comrade. Major Cronkhite, at Camp Lewis, Washington, in October,
Asoriciat ion and school fees,
sourer sit revs-- the past 11 months for eolnnization took place during August when, ac- was made by the Keren Ilayessal dur-
m have hid in his
In the philosophical studies, Pro.
1915. This confirms the faith which his f elloW aluni
increasing '
o. The strengthening of the ex- cording to the report, 2704 newcomers
fessor David Newmark of the Hebrew
Hebrewproevide an incrt e'''i s 132 was spent alone.
high character and public spirit. Their confidence in his innocense
ing the month under review.
f
The su
isting colonies, according to plan, entered the country. This number in-
Union College writes on "Saadya's by • h K ;snail
has at all times been unshaken.
• •: ,, n continues. Thus, during t t m'
s•ol. fo s education
"'".'
' '
cludes 090 tourists and 121 returning
Philosophy" and Harry A. Wolfson of ' t e
in Palestine between April 1, 1921 and contracts were made with the Solel-
Louis II. Blumenthal, for the past
residents. From Poland rams- 900,
There is a magnificent red cross lying on my desk and with it is a letter Harvard University is the author of
Dec. 31, 1923.
lioneh for the ereetion of 40 stables front Russia :150, from Greece 269 and two years executive director of the
"Notes of ('roofs of the Existence of
written to Rosenbluth:
Under higher education are describ- in five of the more than 40 Keren 77 came from America. The Keren Wnai 1Prith Jewish Community Cen-
God in Jewish Philosophy." In the
ayessal colonies. Three of them Were Ilayindul assisted -Ge immigrants dur- ter of Portland, Ore., has arrived in
imetic studies Samuel Poznanski of ed the work and program of the Haifa
I take pleasure in notifying you that on the eighth day of Feb-
Warsaw writes on "Moses Ihn Ghi- Technical Institute, "for the training provided with the necessary working ing the month in its camps at Jaffa San Francisco to assume the place
roar„ 1923, His Serene Highness, Nicholas Horthy he Nagybanya.
titters, operatives animals. Two additional settlements
of
skilled
artisans,
the
historical
In
and Haifa and through its immigra- of executive director of the Young
quitilla As Poet."
Regent of Ilungary, conferred on you the cross of the Hungarian Rini
Men's and Young Women's Hebrew
studies 1/r. Alexander Marx of the and foremen in the constructional and were actually saved from ruin by the tion os ',ices in Jerusalem
Cross Decoration, in acknowledgment of services rendered in miti-
engineering
trades,"
and
of
the
Ile-
purchase
of
the
land
on
which
they
, Jewish Theological Seminary pre-
The lalair department continued to Association.
gating distress in Hungary."
ents "Glimpses of the Life of an brew University, of which the first re- are situated, the land of Tireh, near
Thus endeth the Rosenbluth case, a record of persecution that should I Italian Rabbi of the Sixteenth Cen- search institutes, namely, those in mi-
- crobiology, tropical medicine and by-
fury." In the modern studies, I.
shame some of our officials.
I." to he up.
bogen of Berlin writes on "Oestrus- it!efitt .' and b ioc h e mistry,
;;
coed this autumn! s s„The first arts in-
A 1 4 of fuss has been raised by such exceedingly tiresome persons as tion or Construction."
The
volume
is
published
by
the
de-
stitute
of
the
univlYsity
will stress
S. S. Menken, who are afflicted with chronic Bolshevik nightmares over the
and Otieptal studies. Mention
admission of Countess Karolyi of Hungary to this country. According to partment of synagogue and school Jewish
university
library
Mr. M ken, she is a dreadful person and unfit to enter the country. Where- extension of the Union of American is also rtiiitliet.*
Upon 1 , how how they feel about such a menace, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Hebrew Congregations. Copies may %lila now possesses 00,000 volumes.
Statement of Fin•ncee.
Iro.,,,,, Mr r Stephen Duggan and other equally well-known and representative be purchased from the department at
A word is addiol giving facts and es-
Cincinnati by enclosing a check for
women her immediately upon her arrival.
timates with regard to the funds ex-
$3.00.
for the countess. With every incentive
pended in Palestine since 1910 by
I
Jewish public and private bodies.
to rem. n an aristocrat of aristocrats, she became a democrat. She married
Among the former, the Zionist Or-
Count Michael Karodyi, who became the first president of the Hungarian
ganization takes first place with an
repuls: . and this annoyed the anti.Semites terribly. They were annoyed,
expenditure of £3.000,000 (f 1,398,000
too, aben the present countess saw fit to marry Michael Karolyi. They
(Concluded from page 1.) coming from the Keren Ilayesod since
haven't recovered yet. Of course, now she is an unspeakable "red," accord-
ing to such long-eared gentlemen as Mr. Menken. On the contrary, she rep- Mk; for it. The flour mills near Haifa, 1921). This includes the funds ex-
resents the highest ideals of democracy as opposed to the rotten ideals of the Shemen Oil Co., the Palestine Salt pended by the Jewish National Fund.
the old-time monarchies. The countess has been too closely affiliated with Co., weaving, knitting, watch-making, Then comes the Jr-wish Colonization
expen d.
Jewish 'iherals to be popular. This handsome, accomplished woman, who carpet and furniture manufacturing Ass ociation with an es timated
is one of the bluest of royal blue bloods, devoted herself to the ideal of ' are enumerated. The Rutenherg iture for the period of el ,200,01M. The
Joint
Distribution
(
onimittee
follows
democrsey with the result that she has been poverty stricken and an exile scheme is emphasized and the role
which Jewish public bodies, particu- with an •estimate of fA00,0 , 10, making
from her home land.
larly the Zionist Organization (Keren a total of approximately (1,500,000
Intermarriage is looking after their Ilayesod), have played both in finan- by public bodies. Investments by Jew-
As•imilationists needn't worry. •
AT 10 A. M.
titter", very nicely. It is a poor week when the society column of a big cing and in stimulating many in- ish concerns and individuals during
city daily doesn't carry at least one announcement of one such item. The dustrial undertakings, is forcefully the period are estimated at (1,500,-
000 making. a grand total of Jewish
most recent one is the news of the wedding of Miss Anne Elizabeth Whelan indirated.
Nov. 19. • .
funds spent in Palestine of at least
Public Work. and Labor.
-rt Kahn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kahn, on
0, or approximately
$2s,000,-
if the important Jewish families of New York (financially) are gradually
The next subject dealt with is pub. eg,000,00
m
4301-3 Fourteenth St.
edging their way out of the Jewish fold. It's more comfortable, of course. lie works and the important role they 000.
report points to
Come
Early and Stay Late.
In
conclusion
the
played in providing employment
I think the American Israelite is right in its suggestion that to protect through the Sole! Boneh (Co-opera- the obstacles against which the Zion-
Take a Charlevoix or Four-
Communities
against
all
sorts
of
indiscriminate
appeals
for
national
live
Labor
Association),
which,
he-
ist
Organization
had
to
contend
in
the
Ja en"'ii'h,
teenth Street Car.
and n .nnational
hobbies sponsored by well meaning but frequently imprac- tween July 1, 1920 and Feb. 1, 1924, post-war economic depression and in
.
tical s..sIonaries, that a commission should be appointed to which could be carried out contracts to the value of the ruin which the war had brought
"fen, I all such projects for approval or disapproval. No one individual gqII,000, most of them for govern- upon the principal Jewish communi-
Jewry with appeals for merit work. ties. Mention is made also of the
or inst.'ution should be permitted to go to American
Import without the approval and recommendation suggested. After all,
The problem of labor and employ- malevolent propaganda which was di-
average man or woman hasn't the time or the facilities, even if he had ment is further dealt with and the in- reeled against the Zionist Organiza-
h e
the
to investigate every appeal that comes and as a result much money evitable fluctuations in the employ- tion by enemies -of the Jewish ome-
is wasted, or at least much money is contributed for projects that are not ment market are described. The im- land and Great Britain. ---
necessary. The Israelite suggests that members of such a commission should
The report then declares:
port•nt position as well as the con-
"Surveying the period to which this
be drafted from the ranks of the Union of Hebrew Congregations, the United
structive attitude of the organized
SYn
,ritahgogun. iof America, the American Jewish Committee and the B'nai Jewish workmen of Palestine who, in resort relates, the Zionist Organize-
E
Synagogue
to affirm that there are
it and do it now.
1923 numne red 10 000 or 20 per cent tion ventures
total Jewish population, is set two vital points on which no doubt can
„ f th
the
irst, that given
in America on the question of admit- forth, and the institutions which they now be entertained:
ting immigrants," said Mr. Wise. "It have established with the aid of the the necessary sacrifices, the establish-
na-
is in this respect a complete failure. Zionist Organization, such as the mint in Palestine of the Jewish
A large portion of the most influen- Worker's Bank, the Soleblioneh, the Donal home can become an accomplish-
tial of these periodicals have ap- liamashbir (Consumers Co-operative ed fart; secondly, that these sacrifices,
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Criti- proved barring from entry into our Society) and the Sick Benefit Fund great as they are, are not greater than
enumerated. the Jewish people is able and willing
cism of a considerable portion of the country the hapless refugees, driven (Kupat lisilim), are
into exile by barbarous persecution,
The facts and figures with regard to make.'
American press Was voiced by Leo
The report of the Palestine Zionist
because of their religion or race, and to the medical and sanitation activi-
Rise, editor of the Cincinnati Lrael-
who are seeking new homes where ties, principally through the Hadassah executive for August contains detail.
le, in speaking on the subject of "Re-
they can earn a livelihood, however Medical Organization, are then given.' es' information on the expenditures of
Ilion and the Press," before the
modest, for their families and them- Mention is made of the non-sectarian the Keren Hays-sod during that month
fourteenth session of the National
lves and dwell in security of life, character of the work and of result- for its manifold activities in Palestine.
vivid
Federation of Religious Liberals, held se
person and property and worship God ing benefits to the Arab population. , A study of the report conveys a
at the Community Church, this city. according to the dictates of their con-
persistent onward
'The "high spots" in this fundamental I impression of the
"Take for example the position of
a
science."
h 'rge Portion of the Christian press

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