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His Governance HOUGH ISSUES CALL
Formulates Code
ORT FUND MEETING [Explains
MILLER
SETS
FORTH
To Mandates Commission
JEWS OF ENGLAND rjg,if,i,20,-rieli:ciillsetssaysl
TO EFFECT LEAGUE
I ACTIVITIES BEGUN Of Jewish Action ASSIGNS TO DETROIT
IGNORE PALESTINE
OF FRIENDLY MINDS
A QUOTA OF $40 000
BY DAVID A. BROWN Pro
ASSERTS DE HAAS

i

s

fesso r M. M . Kap l an Will
1
Dev o te Year to Cons ider-
anon of a Guide.
New York Conference Attend-

Methodist Minister and Former
New Yorker Accepts Tempor•
College President Attacks
ed by Joseph H. Ehrlich
ary Chairmanship of Finance •
Provincial Spirit.
NEW YORK.--The Soriety for the
and Morris Waldman.
Committee of Union.
Advancement of Judaism, under the
I DECLARES CO-OPERATION
---
direction of its leader, Professor Mor-
HEADS EXECUTIVE BODY
SPRINGS FROM INSIGHT
Kaplan, plans to spend the FUNDS WILL BE SOUGHT
INTEREST IN COUNTRY
M.
IN THE METROPOLIS deeai
year in building up a code of Jewish
FEEBLY SENTIMENTAL
IN COMBINED CAMPAIGN
Points to Potential Gifts of
practice, which its members will use
Sees Renascence of Tradition in '
Jewish People, Greatest of
r
as the standard guiding them in their Firm Economic Foundation For
Leading Weekly Paper Stands
Jewish Spiritual Life in
World's Sufferers.
every day life. The code will be de-
in Way of Vigorous Work
the. United States.
European Jewry is Object
veloped through the discussion meet-
For the Homeland.
"'rho only hope of American civiliz-
of the Organization.
---
ation, of .western civilization as a
CINCINNATI.—Nathan J. Miller ings or forums which the society holds
ow
whole, lies in a league of friendly
y.
of New York, chairman of the New monthly, one division of the code be-'
(Et terial Note:—The folly
minds," declared Dr. I.ynn Harold
articl• was written by Jacob De
.\t a conference held Jost Sunday
York executive committee of the ing discussed at each meeting.
Hough, former president of North-
. tale time secretary to Dr. •
, itt the first meeting, held Sunday, at the home of Adolph Lewisohn in
Union of American Hebrew Congre-
Balt ,
western liniversity and minister- of
liersl. on his investigation tour of
rations, has been made acting chair-
s re la ti on O f 3,,,, to Gen-New York the Jews of Detroit were
the Central lfiethotlist Episcopal
Palttsthe, The material for the
Man of the finance committee of theNov, 2, tb
Church, at the 'annual fellowship '
union during the absence of David tiles was taken up, the book "You asked to subscribe $40,000 to thtl'Ort
article was fathered in Europe,
night dinner held under the auspices
pintlereil over in Africa and put
A. Brown, chairman of the commit-.Gentiles," by Maurice Samuel, sere- Reconstruction Fund before Feb. I.
of the Temple Beth El Men's Club
tee:' who left for a trip around the ing, as the basis of discussion.
into went: , in Jerusalem. It deals
1925. The eon ferentir, which pledged
last 'rota:day evening in the temple
question
that
has
until
?low
world. '
with a
"The
main
principle
guiding
our
to
raise
$1,000,000
for
the
organiza.
dining hidl. Members of the club
-
been leaded by Jewish journalists.
nr. Miller will continue the work •
were hosts to nun-Jewish friends.
begun, by Mr. Brown immediately of-' conduct toward our nun-Jewish neigh- thin, better known as the Society for
It will create discussion and dis-
"When the 2,000,000 American sol-
JACOB DE HAAS
plea-t• Zionists as well as non-Zion-
ter-
n the latter's appointment to the to ms should be to retain our Jewish the Promotion of Agriculture an d
diers," declared Dr. Hough, "found '
ists. We feel, however, that a man _
SIR
HERBERT
SAMUEL
individuality,
while
seeking
to
achieve
chairmanship of this committee by
.
Trade SOW- lobs' Among the Jews, Was
s.theniselveo
on the other side of the
of Mr. De Haas' record has a right
on. whole_souled political, nonomic, cu - .
.
the Chicago council of the union,
sea and learned, perhaps for the tint
to state clearly what he sees, re-
which met last April. The committee total an d social co-operation with attended by prominent Jews from
.
time,
that
they
were a part of a larger
is endeavoring to raise $400.000 to them," was given by Dr. Kaplan as many parts of the country. Detroit
gardl,s of consequences.)
World, America was shaken out of lie
meet this year s budget for the work the basis upon which th le
rel should
ations be
hip . was represented by Joseph II. Ehr-
provincialism. A new horizon loomed
of the union and to devise plans for between Jew and Genti
By JACOB DE HAAS
Itc h and Morris D. Waldman, manag-
before the'American people and new
t h e f uture finan c ing of the organize- es
—
stirred their minds,
in the code
the sit- ing director of the United Jewish
don. Presidents of congregations tablished
by he
the submitted
Jew. Dr. to
Kaplan,
(Copyright. 1924, by Seven Arts Eva- '
--
"The United States had begun to-
•
'
.
tore Syndicate.)
Rabbi Hershman Scores Habit have been communicated with and ac- eiety, divided the relation between Charities.
—
nurse a dangerous isolation. It had
lion started for the collection of the Jew and Gentile into four parts—Do-
In Detroit there will he no b ll-
Government begun to think of patriotism in terms
—
of Submitting to False
current year's budget.
Two hundred
congregations
have already
sub- t litical, economic, cultural and social. victual 'campaign for the Ort, but the Head of Palestine
JERI'SAI , E5L—The other evening ,
of • self-congratulation, a patriotism
Renders a Report on His
Social Standards.
Discuases Jewish vol..
here in Jerusalem, I heard a man
quota
will
be'
sought
in
a
cOmbined
. , which is a perilous one. A great na-
—
scribed 70 per cent of the current
Adminstration.
quarreling with another man's Ile-
The code expresses disapproval of drive, planned for the early part of
'• nein is one which possesses the capac-
.
--
That the observance of Armistice year's expenses.
brew grammar. I ventured to suggest
itv for self-criticism not one which
Announcement of Mr. :11iller's ac- . any attempt to have Jews vote as a January, for thtt United Hebrew
that in reality he found no pleasure Day , is meaningless unless it is do Ii-
Schools, which te struggling with a ' GENEVA.—tt T. A.)--The task hills •itself in self-coMplaceney. That
i cattol to a consideration of means by ceptance of the acting chairmanship body but states that this (hies not e
I --' m 1
in the other man's ideas. Ili-
1 ut
-m-s-
of the mandates commission of the nation which is concerned more am
d prevent Jews supporting. on Jewieh $30,000 deficit, the Einergency Fund League
sion was as tartly as will be my own which the peace of the world may be of the finance committee is containe
of Nations is to guard the ap- 0., e things t i does best than about
g
for the Refugees and the Oct.
as to my distaste for the form of assured, was declareti by Rabbi A. M. in a letter which was sent out by rounds,
in lino with
th
' plication of the text of the mandate anything else must give its thinking
spirit of measuress
American democracy
whit+
Local Men Familiar.
as provided and accepted by the come- people occasion for solemn thought.
words I am here employing. Pleas-
m ainta ining Jewish
-eas- Hershman in a sermon last Saturday Charles Shohl, president of the union,
helpful
in as
discrimination
against
Jew, 0 the
Dr. Leon
RussBramson, a member of nil of the League of Notions, declared Onl that nation
is PC011
1111 the first
ant thoughts only permit of the . em- morning in Shaarey 'wink Syna- to the presidents of congregations are
th ere the
As long
ties is is worth Of g r ti-
ployment of sweet words. With so gogue. Rabbi Hershman inveighed throughout the country. He writes: life.
ian 'Dutra and the Ort's Marquis Theodol, chairman of the nt osY w hit h
the e habit e
r
"I am happy to inform you that
in
the
commission:in
concluding
the
debate,
be
consid-
European
not.
representative
nub of preface let me say that I against transforming Armistice Day
code states. it should
'Irene di '""it'en't ' ""
could not pass through England on into an occasion for national self- Nathan J. Miller
New
York
h ered unethical to give preference to U United States, presented the needs of which lasted three days, on the Pales-
Symphony.
one-.
One Instrument t in ymp
to take of
the
acting
chair.
Jews in trade and employment, not the On at a meeting at t he Phoenix tine reports.
my way to Palestine without seeking glorification and pointed out the need consented
" The soldiers of the United Staten
The mandates commission thanked eturntd troll:ti'
n war realizing that
Vane information as to the patent fur men and women who have the manship of the committee on finance in a retaliatory spirit, but rather to Club the early part of October, at
'
rh. . country
failure of the Jews of that country courage to voice their opposition to during Mr. Brown's absence. Mr. help those who suffer from such dis- w ind, s.,,,, present Rabbis Leo Tit Sir Herbert Samuel l for his explana - their
was but one instrument
t
to seize the opportunity which the watt- and to conditions which inevit- Brwon has served the union with won-
Franklin and A. M. Hershman. Ent lions given during the discussion and in the symphony of the world. If the
!
derful
enthusiasm
and
success.
Two
criminations.
recognized
the
peculiar
difficulties
mandate has afforded them. I knew ably moth in conflict.
The code approves of the establish- M. Buteel, Melville S. Welt, Morrie
f Jul Y 'is is the , birthday
Fourth
o
! I ay 0f our
.
i..i.
tine
adminis.
vision and hundred congregations have sub-
der whi c h the Pa le s
Day mar ks
only I inc broad fact—that the sup-
A
The paucity of men he of asserted.
• pent 1 ence,Armistice
is scribed 70 per sent of the expenses meat of supplementary s schools
where D.
Waldman. Milford Stern, Milttts un
groups should
M.
port given Palestine by the Jews of independent
M Alexander and Joseph II. Ehrlich. testier had to carry out its duties,
o violent thinking
• • j.
he birth of our intellectual and
d j
i
remaining
th e t e xt esthetic emancipation in relation to
th
The question of wheer
England. as evidenced by public sup- due to the levelling influence of ens of the current year.
Mr. Ehrlich, upon his return to te
i n ag r ee- world ideas. We now realize that we
congrs'gations
permitted
to transmit
own
. . . are . still to be heard be ' 'tual
heritage
to their their
young,
and city last Tuesday, said that Natha hn of, the Palestine mandat e is I
D ort. is very small. The number of , vironment, to which most people, no 72
p .
I
I ■
am
he
spirit
ith
t
lulanthropist,
ment
le
be- from, but 1 s
p
$
York
re part of the larger world. In years
English JCR, who have taken an at- matter how eager they are at the
the
New
ofion " a ne" Stralls,
he life that each will not Is what it can to regards parochial educat
• • • to inject idealism into the
and Adolph Artic w22 o f the L eague o f Nati o?
2
five per sonal interest in the develop- ginning
everY s uc h contributed 0,000
a right
•
keep the torch of Judaism horning ' • cessity
group and
as long as such education is Lewisohn $2,500• Explaining the , covenant is pot within the province
back
influx jarred
of immigrant
ment of Palestine is also very small. about them, ultimately succumb.
and the
cultures
our older groups
corn-
' confined to the training of lay and purposes of the Ort, Mr. Ehrlich of the commission to decide, Marquis munities, who little realized that a
The influence of the Zionist Organiz-
"The symbol of the courageous man in America.
Half of Money Paid In.
,
Theodoli
stated.
lemon upon English Jewry is not no- who consecrates his life to the im-'
now
social
and
spiritual
synthesis
had
• declared:
spiritual leaders.
"One-half of the money that has • Social climbing on the part of Jews '
"The articular ' r ble which Ile ' After acceiging the report of the , to be effected. Provideialism was the
ticeahle. While one section of the provement of his surroundings," he ,
ms to oar attention is Hui Palestine High Commissioner, the
Angle-Jewish press is intensely na- said, "is the patriarch Abraham, who been subscribed has already been
iz- very natural offspring of ignorance.
brinP
''. mandates commission took cog,
tionalistic, the other is devoted in 'walked before God.' Unlike Noah' paid in; the remainder is now to be is condemned end social equality 1`‘ i Ort
"There are two alternatives before
present situation of otfr coreligilinio .
i
r th ft • Pa a i r . s. us. One is to continue to feed upon
theory to the creation of an Anglo- and Enoch, who 'walked with God,' collected and the sums not hitherto
described
as
a prerogative
which is freely
' in
• ann. i of th e pt i um f om
-
I
b
•
of
value
only
when
bestowed
t
"
t
in
the
countries
of
easern
Eurtme,
nve to b e secure( e-
not
content
with
living
sub
'b
d
will
h
seri
e
wi
Jewry in Palestine. Yet England was Abraham
icion and the hatrttds which nos-
was
his own
life in blameless conduct and tween now and the end of the year. t and is not sought after at the price whose welfare we have shown suchI tine Arab
Executive, representing
1- . 1
Association. the Sir a li;iP
'
hristion-Mosleni
I
the land to which Herz! first looked
on fon' n to the other '
! eager interest for the, last 10 years.
•
is , ' of self-respect.
this
i er h as
" M r. . WI]undertaken
e I' a ea",
a Many of us contributed both means Herbert S am uel' s report contained a o
: 1 .
for support, and upon which much service to God and m n. Ile in--
! f frit toll Y m 1 1s•
later Brandeis fixed his famous pol- pressed his ideals upon his neighbors, work at great sacrifice to himself, be- I
' and efforts to the nllevintion of the reply in advance to the complaints
.-
Whet
LeagueImplies,
Whet
•
a the s Arab petition.
icy. The attitude of the Anglo-Jewry ' pointing out to them the doctrine of cause of his love for the cause of Ju- ,
great suffering which followed the
"New what does such a league im-
flitting the last day of the discus-
is at this time not an academic mat- th e one . etern al God and the folly of tlaism and because of his regard for 1
terrible disaster of the great war. ! 'sion on the Palestine reports, Sir Her- ply? It implies an attitude of mind
ter t o the Jews of the United St alts, idol worship. Ile taught his servants Mr. Brown.
'ind,
although
it
may
have
seemed
beet
Samuel
gavethe
members
of
the
.
which
sees the life of the whole world
iller
has
arranged
his
time
,
In the discussion of the creation of and the , people in whose midst he * V'Mr. Miller
Kiser them !eoniniission detailed in ormation con- as a vivid, interesting panorama. It
that that relief Which was
f
the so-called Jewish Agency a good lived the wisdom of pence and the so as to be in Cincinnati frequently
.-
would
in
itself
he
sufficient
to
create
II desire to see and learn the
kerning
the
schools
of
the
Christians,
involves
°
w.,, me.
deal of stress has been laid upon the , graciousness of hospitality and benev- to personally supervise the work.
wholeness again out of havoc,
1Moslems and Jews in Palestine, the best things in every group on the
____ _
Mr. Miller believes that conditions
support of the English Jews; a good olent deeds. Abraham was a man
now, that another task must be dis-
public
life,
labor
face
of
the
earth, to look upon other
deal of the progress and development who hewed out a new- line of action point to a re-awakening of the Ameri- Representat ion in New Session charged be fore final and permanent ti conditions,
in
use "f Hebrew
'sanitation facilities, the pt.0 pies from the standpoint of their
I
of the Rutenberg project has so f ar in an age which was steeped in ig- can Jewish spirit.
settlement
can
be
attained.
of
the
coon-
best,
not
of
their worst. Sincere in-
Same
finances
Remains Virtually
budget and the
"With Europe at last on the way'
'
depended upon the attitude of Anglo- norance,
cruelty and pride. Ile it
I
qUiry into the truths of other faith!.
Economic Position Lost.
try.
Jewry, and there is a presumption was who ushered in a vitally new era to industrial recovery," he said. "and
As in 68th Congress.
'
"Information aiming to us from ! Al the request of the commission, and cultures gives rise to sympathy
with a sharply decreased demand
that the American discussion of new , in the life of the world.
-
different countries of eastern Europe Sir Herbert added further details to and 'admiration. No man who is
•• And when the prophet bids us to front that quarter on the attention
economic effort in Palestine is based
• to
- he e riles
sa lt w
his report. Re" wo rth h• " sa
NEW YORK.—Jewish renresenta- brin e new, of hundreds of thousands ' a number of points in his
w. il l . , " n "-
upon the prospect of some support be- . look back to the rock from which and resources of our so-called middle
w"
. in
. • •
i n the comprehend
• • ,,I.-
. 'fording
- - -.
the mining
of potash
the origin and develop-
'
a' unemployed,
of h d o r, It .1 es. r,,,,,
ing provided from England.
you are hewn,' to Abraham, he calls class and wealthier American Jews, I non in Congress, as a result of the of . l ews
and poverty, of misery and starvation.; Dead Sea, he said that a commission meet process of Judaism, Confucian-
: upon us to employ courage in the look to see here an increasing mere,
Few Seriously Interested-
ore of interest to the development of national
election
last week,
remains
practically
unaltered.
According
to That is the result, not of passing Ca- I had . been sent to investigate mid it ism, Buddhism or any other religion
It is true that in my investigation ' furtherance of ideals, however hard
but of the entire ern-lwas expected that mines would he or culture, fail to come out of his Is-
might
jar
the
complacence
of
the
the
spiritual
side
of
American
Jewish
lye
latest
returns,
the
following
Jew-
e
of this problem I avoided in the main ,,•
expansi
of
•
' h an infinite expansion
quiry
with
within a few years.
ish representatives were re-elected: nomie rebuilding of those countries
meeting those officially interested in environment in which we find our- lir,
• • •
! soul.
fellow
Jews
who, previous
' •
to the
t e I ,
"I
expect
to
see
an
idealistic
pot
.
Kahn,
Republican,
c
California;
Our
.
the Zionist problem, but I came na- selves. The Jew, in order to live in
"Far
3,00o
years
there
was
not
one
hath,
Democrat,
Illinois;
war
constituted
the
hulk
of
the
mid-IAf
ATTITUDE OF ARABS
war,
rurally close enough even to that the fullness of Jewish ideals, must icy. All through the ages the Jew' Adolph J. Sahath,
significant movement in the history
economic'
h i ' ili
t• n of BASIS OF QUESTION
. hdavae , loisint their
• s elites,
Kann to have some idea of the views at all times he prepared to challenge' has lived for his ideals and has never Emanuel Celler, Samuel Dickstein.
all silt
GENEVA. - - (J. T. A•1 —During of the world which did not have the
za in the
the et
Meyer
er Jaeobstein,
position,
and
t
held h that direction. The informa - the false doctrine , which those about been afraid, when necessary, to die Sol Bloom Me
pizirr
k.esst, •cs the the do-oust:ion, members of the cam- metlitating Jew as its most interested
, ' Democrats, New York state; Na- Rile new
accept, must for his high aspirations. The .wish'
lion t! at I gathered came at least hint
spectator. It was the Jew who
monks
may be father to the thought, but I ' thaniel D. Perlman, Republican. New
will
niksien directed many questions to
from men who are whole-hearted) y see k t o impress his ideals of personal
to
ll'llr Herbert Samuel concerning the watched the pageant of history unfold
e ar'n'
. in I y way
expect to see the traditionally s pirit.
interoded in Palestine, men who and public life upon his environment ual
itself, saw great peep], contend for
side
of
our
Jewish
nature
assert
New
Isaac
Bacharach,
Republican,
larger
‘,"
h
ew Jereev• N'ictor Berger
victims.
T
i s through a wholesale
situation
Arab leaders of the
I .Th the
• '13 Socialist,
would have desired to give me a hone- and prevent his e nvironnient from
., the growth of
,,.' in.
• ' Congressman
wi scon.
R. .. It.
of the gr ea t Jesvi , h masoes to , proposed draft of the Palestine con- dmina. tion. witnessed te serytning that
ful siew of the idealism and liberality drawing him into the vortex of con- itself, as has never been the case in I
t an nations.
r"lectiun
4
the
.
.
as
f
1
d . seltsupport
plOoll•N- European
pan
1
uc
r
•
Ise
lab
a
o
t
r
an
this
country
before.
senbloom,
Republican.
of
West
Vir-
ant
1
us
0
P
s
at
of Ca Jews of my native land. The
et iv . judicial sys ...
has
"You will, of course, , copo
understand
• • who advocated mrtitin
of
law, agriculturists,
artisans and industrial- stitution,
• been es, , loptol in the world's - his-
t th e passage
sions the t stat t e la Is, the
explinations differed. but the condo- fusion and false standards."
of ro. gime,
ists. This is an ideal which must ap-
• t OS Well RS the role plops] by tory has to tatme a part of the Intel-,
that the value and the
the Johnson-Reed i .
OM,
!don wes uniform. Many said, in dif- STAGES ARMISTICE
lectual substant•e of the Jewish Perl-
Ameri-
who,
a,
sentiment
does
not
and,
in
the
Congress-
mail
to
every
one
of
us
Ile-
',inner
vinils nature of things, cannot lend 3• was not returned.
fen et words, that the Jews of Amer-
ply le it surprising that the Jew .
the
Zionist of Organization
in the
it man !Soar Siegel, New York, who rep- cans. have always been gnided by the
lopment
the
country.
DAY CELEBRATION li very
lea must not expect any serious par- ,
,
With
'regard
to
Jewish
immigration
who
has 'been the supreme sufferer no
o
-suort
and
self-re-
f
self-support
from
1915
thought
self
to
mathematical
determination;
resented
district
f
a Harlem
ticieittion on the part of English Jews '
, into Palestine, Sir Herbert Samuel less then the most eager to observer,
h I. sle Member Urge W id it is a question of inner feeling and to 1922. failed of election in a contest spect."
a league
in the development of Palestni i F • •
much to contribute
`" P'
ha,
` '
wh
o
presid-
it is useless to ask the reason why. in which he had as his opponent Con-
r- '
a'
era Wars.
Dr. Henry MOskowitz,
are qinously interested and very few , "" Lodge
End
Move to em
One of the greatest
- 'e of
• • our
'A American
spark tressman
pressman
Florian La Guardia, a Le ed at the conference. read sever I i mated that since the British ot•cupa-
are prepared to give liberally. O'ne I
not true that the hhighestmorel
aid
.
set
of whom set minds
Is i•
statesmen
will 'said: the an- e , • Follette follower. . a • letters
in ' •''''
.1 In
I • l- a by 40,000,
c of
- it friendly
Americans
must said:
go "You
it alone, don't de- Your hundred
men has
attended
tion,
the cable
Jewish
increased
such
as I purpose?
20 jar re
comes
t mug h
• h
g riros
' • • population
very
frank informant
ec t ua
I insight
• and
. t m, r,,,,, end I t • •II
. worth a connura.
letter from Governor Smith of NPSY tied on the land in
Chosen to High Office.
us for anything." Another nual Armistice Day celebration staged of
enthusiasm
' engaging in manufacturing, which is pain and aesthetic insight through
lion
of reason.' is
pen.! on
Among the Jews who were elevated York, in which he wrote:
to the it struggle?!'
Discussing the immigration restrie•
said- "There are men here willing to under the auspices of Pisgah Lodge
••During the war the Jews of Amer- a considerable a nent a rt
"From - the Prophets down to Spi•
to important office in New York are
'
: development
Of Palestine. A
govesn Palestinian institutions, but No. 34. I. 0. B. B., last Monday even-
by co n- , du,trial
is Mr.
almost
unthinkable
that the Louis D. Gibbs, judge of the Bronx Ica set an inspiring example
•
ndtional
government
which
will con- noon and Bergstm, from the great
very tew are prepared to assume seri- ing. Rowland Fixed, former cam non "It
law,
Miller
said:
to rescue ❑
.
Jewish, rep• seers and psalmists of the past down
mender of Larned Post of the Ameri- United States has departed so far County Court, who Was electeti to the tributing over 954,000 000
Well As
it isnrisibility."
in England.
including
Blumrosen
delivered
stirring
from its splendid ideals as to have Supreme Court; Albert Ottinger, who their people in southeastern Europe shat
of Arab, as
resentatives,
aceonling to the propor- to the geniuses of music ••f modern
a quarter
of a can
Legion; Louis
Cohane
and ad-
Sol
times there is apparent the truth that
There are at lased
legislated the simply of laborers will fill the post of attorney-general from disease, starvation and death • '
was
emergency
relief.
Now,
I
lion
of
the
respertive
populatioue, submit•
was
at
•
Olill••111 JCR'S
mantled in ' a memorandum
the sublimest achievements in the
••
down to a negligible quantity, for of New York state, defeating another Th
,,, a plea f
understand, you art about to start a d,
Mr,. i,1 the richest Jews in the wtirld. dresses. They joined
spirit flow from a spring
'
realm
I o f the • spirit
that
is
all
that
the
immigration
re-
Jew,
Attorney-General
Carl
D.
Sher-
.
one world peace and for participation by
by the execu.
.' to the c am - •
• ti•II
at
The.
, is plenty
of pain and suffering.
of evidence,
United
States
in through
an effort
to strietion means; however, one has to man; Philip M. Kleinfield, Nathan e1,000.000
the heavy
taxation
the Jews of enite
Eng- the
eliminate
future
wars
the
campaign,
not
for
charity
•
m-
tin.
of
the
Palestine
Arabs.
tray.: through London, that de .
Straws, Jr., H. G. Schackno, Benjamin but to loth) these victim , to help the
Facts
Are Needed.
The memorandum contains arum-
take things as one finds them.
Antin and L. R. Lipoeicz, state een- selves.
"In order to make possible A league
Urges Refugee Aid.
te r of complaints against the Zionists
land have not bane impoverished by League of Nations. were brought to a
Instruct.
6,000
Orphans.
"And,
in
this
connection,
it
might
store.
Senator
Meyer
Levy,
who
was
The exercises
"The object of this fund i. to sup- and states that the present adminie- of (nervily minds we must get at
the '-'4IT hut, on the contrary, are het.
be well to note that there remains a candidate to succeed himself, was
, tine is conducted Re. the facts of the world, to learn the
ter t , 'T Why do not the Jews of the close when President Samuel J. with us. from a humane standpoint, defeated by a narrow margin.
port lie trade schools established by cording
tration of
essence of the genius of the nations.
niet policy.
a Zionist
to Palt
feu!, v which controls the mandate Rhodes requested the audience to
n ,,nn owe ,,,ern
Tolerant men are those who suspect
the
Ort
organization
i
a
high
degree
of
responsibility
toward
the rescue of Jewry and of rise and remain standing for a full
.
Ill
the least, and suspect the least he-
Europe, which is at present instruct-
',.. or' ll
URG
ralesiine? I was the more tempted minute in silent tribute to the mem- those unfortunate refugee Jews, herd- uRGES
A
SYNTHETIC
cause they know the retest. Only im-
ES
ing over 0,000 Jewish orphan children' RATIFY SUGGESTION
of the my of those who gave up their lives
.
ed
at
various
European
points,
who
•
to ask this as the relation
peccable ignorance is what explains
and semi-skilled artisans in useful
ee. of England to Palestine is a in the world war. Mr. Rhodes said. find our doors closed against them.
VIEW
OF
JUDAISM
FOR
UNITED
DRIVE
the hatred of euspicious men. We
trades.
Some
of
this
money,
by
pro-
genuine tradition, through the "In the fields of Flanders, underneath The first steps toward ameliorating
and
agricul-
must learn to live with others in ■
- - - -
r" , of Moses Montefiore and the the poppies, there rest the mortal re- that eitua tion have already
ready been
riding them with seeds
record
Rabbi Berkowite Emph•siees Raci•I total implements tin a credit basis, HebrewSchoolsBo ar d A '''P t. Plan harmony of effort. Fair play de•
Anclo.J ewish Association than that mains of tens of thousands of men
mend, that we pick out the best in
For January Campaign.
will go to •ssiet Jewish farmers and
w•s educe-
"The necessity for Jewish
•nd Religious Elements.
of the A meri can Jews, wh'ole interest who in the flower of their youth made • taken.
the history of others and emphasize i n
—
their families.
supreme sacrifice for flag and lion ie at last generally recognized;
e It me
has been aroused only since San • the
—
ic min
t at
ol s
• the e • syn
th t• e mind
that
holds
"I am confident that your move' The hoard of directors of the
country. They belonged to all creeds the various agencies desiring the corn-
Rem.).
•
an
Even emphasis on both the racial meat will have the slippery, not only United Hebrew Schools, at a special in its power the peace and glor of
and probably will
and denominations and owed
1
mem end d should
.
and
for
a coin- the world. 7o seek the secret Jniue
who have made meeting held last Tuesday
evening,
nest
themeelvee,
nding
andana
ea
and
the
religious
factors
in
the
un-
An Aoglo-Jewia, Church.
.
once to many lands. The Gentile
n
people
e
counsel
awl
i
of
your
ow
tat
of every people or race and to ad-
nionitruc- approves! a plan caning
tour r children ' and derstanding of the problem of Jewish
The first answer I received was that the Jew sleep side by side; and Poil ❑ as k to
aar unegier:tua
t
which is to mire and work with it is to usher in
by Rabbi t ' ‘-',.h p - signal
was
the Jews of England have become an and German soldier rest peacefully
dont nips. u it wh i. a4 .. meet hued drive for $111(1,000
Ro e
1
I
merican
be
held
next
January
for
the
United
the march to the city of God. For
Henry
J.
Berkowitz,
associate
rabbi
ciation
of
the
historical
mission
persistence
Anglican church, a Jewish church. near each other in the eternal slum- a n re. e .
'
•
fo Temple Beth El, to be construe- with the approval of t . country
s
who, iebrew Schools, the Ort and the the city of God ha s 12 R ates . Into
and truly orthodox at that; but still bar of death. The bitterness and 7 . 1,
r - free i y
,
1
e
in
an
addres.
before
the
Zionist
peenle
throughout
the
rancor
engendered
by
the
war
have
of
our
,,P.00e'le-,
I ors an d cree d s may
likely
gradually
hive in Society last Monday evening realize that nn community can be per- Emergency Committee on Jewish which c a ll co
erm altogether
future • Cultural
‘the JeWish affiliation had
I woul d
enter. Why not join he proceseion
nea tutu e
"""me wholly one of religion; and largely passed away and there re-
that
• the
th very
v
t h t in
now ,.
a.
wee
k
a
t
h
•
f
the
-•
time
who
great
many
adults
will
turn
to
the
at
the
Jewish
Woman's
Club
bowie.
manentiv
happy
unlese
its
member.
Refuge,.
This'
plan
h
was
'd
last
presented
a
con
erence
e•
only
a
deep
feel-
too.
f
that from this stand oint the Fn.glieh mains in our heart ,
self-supporting work- , at
era. . thrifty . and eelf-supporting
the sea- are
.
Judge Joeeph A. Moynihan of the
'.
the Kirby Center caiied for the par-
Jews had nothing hP ut a sentimental
study of our traditions, literature and The meeting was s the e first of th
one . mg o f sympathy or e sic
our a 1 so delivered an ad-
• defense of history. While aware of the fact that s
e
While in New York last Sunday ; pose of coneidering meane of meeting C' mem 't Court
religious interest in P leetine
•
their lives
in
'
hi
tor
ews, e said
Rabbi
'd R
bb• Berkowitz.
dress. He declared that the gather-
be
over-optimietic
along
this
'
on,;Th
Jews;'
that was easily
prayer
and
well
evening
Mr.
Ehrlich
attended
a
fare-
ithe
critical
financiel
condition
of
the
the
things
near
and
dear
to
them.'
.
• satisfied
.
I 'ma Y Y.
as
!
"are
such
by
reason
of
blood
ing
was
symbolic
of a new era in
eel
ing
f
celled for no m
action
on their
part. It • The program ended with the singing line of thought. 1 cannot help
to reseet
t e eman
n- which
composed of from that before that generation of Ameri- as by reaeon of ■ common religious well reception at Hotel
Astor ar-iUnited Hebrew Schools. Judge
Her
d
which every creed and racial group
h d
at the
co rY
•
even leads the
honor of the rabbinical !B. Keidan, who resided
,la I of the national anthem.
e
mama-
a
would
work
together
for the era
c.ar
can
Jews
now
at
the
meridian
of
life
and
ethical
outlook.
Lacking
the
re-
ranged
in
of these who advocated wholly "- • Twelve teams, compo.
.ni 't ed • • fer e nce , de i ed th
o dale g atio n whi c h visited the U
a w s h
all-
pen-
civilization. Dr. Leo M.
e have
k en
f
. the Jewish
fe.
ferret
attitude to w nrd s Jewi
life.
three to e nve men eac
, eve t a
have parsed, we shall have at- ligious coneciouenees
no fruit. States during the last eight months In , lion, which provides a Jewish educe- of a remind
'
'
•
d by shall
een
Franklin,
who
concluded
the list of
a
tree
that
b
i e
a self consclouenees which pit
1 • is like
second answer I received was the field in the drive launche by t ined
ht b deignated as consecrated." . But those who stress the racial ale- the interest of religious schools in Eu- lion for more than 2,000 boys and
meat to the exclusion of the religious rope and Palestine. The delegation, . girls, is confronted with • deficit !speakers, declared his readiness to be-
somewhat different
"We are
are a wholly
spent Pisgah Lodge for the sal of bonds might
told. "We
g
•
•
•
come
a
charter
member
of
the
league
I dieplay only • partial comprehension which sailed last Wednesday, consist- i amounting to nearly $30,000.
' for •t new home. Up to date about
IcTouP." I
Dr • .
of frien
endly
dl y minds suggested by
leaderless as a community. There , , one-quarter
° r ' a
force in history. Race ed of Chief Rabbi Abraham I. Kookl F.. Rabinowitz, president of the
of th e total . membership
ex- DAVID A. BROWN LEAVES
DI t
Hough
Th
world
was
not
a
The
'of
the religion
Jew as are, like flesh and spirit, of Palestine; Chief Rabbi Abraham United Hebrew Schools, in the next
hs. arisen 110 Ruccesmn to the Botha-'
1 '00 has been solicited. It is
'
and
' h end f the FOR
.
TOUR OF WORLD
• before
' B. Shapirn of Lithuania and Rabbi! few days will appoint •• committee to 1,-C a dreary place of utter ant-
an d the 51ontagus of your i , °-
-•''
pected
that
t e en o
SAN FRANCISCO. — David A.
• those inter- 1 formity, he said, for no two things
inseparable entity "
-. I I con f er with
Mordecai M Epetein, dean of the Sin-,
lis w h le al
year every member of the lodge will
'
youth, and our failure t grapple with I year
trie
an
Aaron
for
•
,
u society
an was
elected
' Lillian chair-
Kurland
a member of Brown of Detroit sailed
the Pale s t• lee problem is
of t h e K
and
Farb- , btelka Yeshibah. The latter part of , ested in the Ort and the Emergency in nature are precieely alike. Unity,
A aron
the world. He plans to visit man
. merely • . have been visited by
!meats Committee on Refuge, on details of
reflection of our failure to grapple ' one of the teams and asked to sub- around
(Continued from Page 1)
Honolulu, New Zealand, Australia. •man was chosen secretary to succeed last May the rabbis were the
the drive.
with our own local charities, most of ' 'scribe to the bond iseue. The new •
of
Detroit
Jews.
•
one'
Celia Blucher.
• . •
" • tor 1
'building.
when completed. will be
page 5 )
er hich appeal a n d d appeal 1 again
(Continued
on
of the finest club houses in the c it y.

Anglo-Jewry Adrift, Showing
Signs of Decay, British
Native Observes.

ADVISES STRUGGLE
ENVIRONMENT
WITH ENVIRON

LEAGUE COMMISSION
LISTENS TO SAMUEL thoughts

NUMBER OF JEWISH
CONGRESSMEN NINE

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