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Rogers to Fill
FRANKLIN UPBRAIDS (Wrote Book Stirring
Co-operative
1 CONSIDERS BIGOTRY Dr.
HOOVER TO SPEAK (Inspired
Method of Marketing
Pulpit of Beth El SAMUEL FOR BOOK'S
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TREASON
TO
BASIC
INORT CAMPAIGN;
•,
COVENANT OF LAND E,';',`.,1 , ) P:It !',;,", 1_. 1::."11,`:,.„ \,' kiii i„ ',:1- GROSS INJUSTICES
EINSTEIN APPEALS

Exchange With 1)r. Jones.

Prof. Kaplan Says Full Mean-

Commerce Secretary to Aid in

ing of Church-State Prin-

New York Drive for Fund

ciple Not Understood.

Farm Loans.

step in the flirection of a better un -
dessimiiiing ;timing the various relit: -
Oa thi, day
i.e.: groups of the city .
nearly 70 ministers representing all
mination , will enter upon a gen.
den o minatione

Relativity Author and Europe's
Leaders Implore Ameri-

America's Political Integrity
9iciiking fie a church of his own
Differences
Safe Only If
iiiiiiimation.
Are Disregarded.
To Temple Beth El ha - beell

TO CLARIFY SITUATION

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I. O. B. A. Grand Master Pleads

era' exchange of pulpits, no minister

de-

That New Generation Join

Author Misrepresents the

will be taken in Detroit a forward

URGES GREAT COUNCIL

" BIDS YOUTH ENTER
FRATERNAL ORDERS
FOR JEWISH
____ CAUSE

Rabbi of Temple Beth El Says

On Sunday morning, Dec. 14. there

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AMONG TRADE GROUPS

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GLENDALE

Lodges of Their Parents.

Jewish Point of View.

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SCORES "YOU GENTILES"

AS HARSH EFFUSION

Insu
l
Declares the Volume
Insults

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World's Religious Sense

NATIONAL BODIES

REACH NEW PHASE
_•••••._

Says Fraternities Have Great
Opportunity for Service
to World Jewry.
..._•_• _

and Institutions.
Declaring that the Jews of the
: United States are less organized than
signed Rev. Dr, Warren L. Rogers,
they have been deserilwil and that
That Maurice Samuel in his much
Ih•an of St. l'aul'e Episeopal Cathed-
Herbert Hoover, ,
unity in Jetvish ranks is more poig-
Cell t i lee,"
"You
bottle,
NEW 1111tK.
aanaiata taht ti •o ftv.wmi thtst discussed
r,,atilai t:t- he irt o iSf r;:igetardtltl
•nantly needed now than ever before,
sl i,o aii,k,.
-t ,, f, tn , t r aheit t,n,..ertalif only;,i1 :1, :liatne,:td fii ,t ,r.
Cemmerto
and
head
of
Secretary of
a
Condition Which the fraternal orders
'''
.
r
naRover
•
was
D e
oar, ' 111 the country.
the American Relief Administration,
are in a position to bring about,
is a man of great breadth of vision. Rabbi loo M. Franklin in a sermon
the ban
of
the
speakers
at
Adolph
Stern, grand master of the In-
ono
will be
scholar. thinker, and pulpit orator ref blot Sunday morning at Temple Beth
of God for the law of the jungle," flt•-
• depentimit Order of Writh Abraham,
tad which will open t h e few York
1 ONS.T. I n 'Tto... t his serV ice., which be- El. "The author is sincere in his be,
i r rli4 , 1 ,,
'
ajopealed
to II ctrolt Jewish young men
f
glared Professor Mordecai M. Kaplan,
raractalet
is Ii i.tf,
i i. a , 'I'a-se,anitli,,,Iitaill,t,hi b Franklin,
urgent incitation
i,ttp it.eti itiy
City campaign for the $1.000,000 Ort
he-
,:end Women to rally to the lodges Which
enthusiasm
AARON SAPIRO
,
leader of the Society for the Advances extended to ' a l l' '; u
Reconstruction Fund. (Inc thttllSand
MAURICE
MAIJRICF. SAMUEL
their fathers and mothers in past
mat of Judaism. ;It a forum arrange whether or not they are members of blindness and bigotry. It is the duty
masts are expected at the banquet,
years had organized. Mr. Stern Was
ed by the Jewish 'fribunt• recently in t h e temple.
the principal spenker at a banquet
representing all elements in NeW
thraughout
the country
to impress
On the same day Dr. Franklin will
of the Jewish
pulpit and
press
Co. interost of a movement to effet•t
tolebrating the lifterunnithrsary of
the pulpit of the Central the fact that Mr. Samuel has written
York Jewish life. .
the reor ganization of the Independent
on ly his personal opinion.
ll
PY
re-
a."'
hetWren
a
better
understanding
t
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Dr.
F1
Church,
h of :11
The Ni' Turk • y cap
•
Lodge, No. 1'52, I. 0. B. A. at
"Mr. Samuel has sensed the tragedy
liginus and racial groups.
To hate var DeWitt Jones is the minister. This
mittec, ender the leadership of David
Earnetettrth near
a neighbor who happens to profess a general exchange of pulpits, which of Jewish life," continued Rabbi
Sarnoff, vice-president and general
Hastings
st rot.
has been brought about by a number Franklin, "and hes written a book - in
different religion or who belongs to
The
Jewish
fraternal
inter no
manager cf the Itadio Corporation of
of the leading ministers of the city, the hest of slagian•. lie wrote under
• . _ _.
w ill
•longer cont-ttrlle itself exclusively with
America, i as been carrying on an ex- Co - operative Movement Leader another race, is to act out our animal
••
, it is hoped by those who are emotion, not philosophically. lie is
lisurance,
sick
funds
and
etone•
ahisitt,tria,11:
Author of 'You Gentiles' Guest
heritage, which line b e hind it an al- sponsoring the movement. becom• an neither a philost ,, ober nor,
leneive drive for organization among
Will Discuss Agriculture
series,"
asserted Mr. Stern, "but is
I
. but
iiiiist incalculable past. To love a annual event in Detroit. It is perhaps he does not writ; obi, Hi(
labor antl professional groups. The
of
Local
Zionists
at
New
rapidly
developing
into
a
vehicle
for
Before Temple Men,
hf sultjectively.
nt•itfhbor a oneself, a duty which both the firet time that an exchange o
-.
1 in f. r i c a n ization work, cultural
labor unions have chosen a committee
pulpits on so large and inclusive a
-
Philadelphia School.
Keynote of Book.
Voicing
Anwri-
•at•tivity
and
services
w wren Sap, ., o in. t4 III speak at a our religion and our neighbor's tins" scale has ever taken place.
with Abraham Baroff, president of
"The kt•ynote tff 'You Gentili,' is
can Jewry's concern for its srticken
the International Lathe,' Garment ,liner
t two of the lien's Temple barfly tenches, is to conform to a
that 'the Joe tool Gentile call come
ose.
,
Samuel, whose
latest kindred ir:,,,,floo ,r iirpi t l t, i r all
t t,; .f t T
luit,e wtttri lf
e:
a
Nlaurice
1 1
Workers' Union, as chairman, to i t'tutt,
evenieg, Dec. II, stands „i r it ua l hN •ii avo whic h i s only about
t'oestat
to an understanding but never to a novel, "l'ou Gentiles," has divided the and its desire to nerich Jewish life
evolve Plans for raising the $',0.000
. „
$',0.000 out as one of the distinguished themes
■
• , . that
ronciliation.' Mr. Samuel gave
o years
years old. The odds art , at
•
Vote which they have accepted to- in the industrial and cellinierCial life
I,
to the Gentile life is a game, to the Jews of the United States into two ' t atc1 ""Y
ese
ward the New York quota of $500,- of America. lie has had a varied ea- kti.t one to a thousand. Yet th
j e t, o f f i.„,,,,it
1
y should also
Jew it is a serious purpose; that 'we contending camps - - one declaring inn
itile. A series of mass-meetings will reer.
Star ting as a student in the odds represent only the magnitude
are incapable of polytheism, you that, while the b1101; is brilliantly ttnti '.1 1olobti tit'il‘
' l 's t
unite ..t117
th e , 1 0tJ:U::• ;.s
ht: held and a system of taxation ministry, he remained at the Hebrew the task inotIved in trying to break
Gentiles are incapable of monothe- tn.nchantly written, it is cult:al:dot to and women, horn in this country and
,
t•lopted for each nuonlier of the reion Collt ge fTe six Years• when he down the dividing wall of prejudice,
t speaks s a truths,
Ism.
i1„ ::hwi rpletabfl
onions.
Iles Pled to study law. Itratinating in
We Jews are in- do the Jewish fallSe harm, while the I i1i' ," ,1 Iti 'i lii li l 1iiitlii le ti tiitIll'i i,t1,1: 11 :Ltrt ,f,,
,
truth, are false.
Calif., and not necessarily the chances of
Local demists, with Dr. S. Doti:4)W , IiiW, , 11V rrir0rt It 01 SAC raniellr)),
Serves As Cantor at Shaarey capable of polytheism, to us life is a other maintains that the work tn.
:" chairman "f the '''" 1mul1. "' have where he s o on became a etrnal:it:ding sueeeqs.
are .
serious thing. But the Gentiles ,_
although without
Zedek As He Celebrates
; sods truthfully,
1
- .11:U".;:tlinel'ilr‘gi t'il 'f at hi'llt li '2'S'I li li tf(t o sItt li el i ' rao tfet
At the figure in the legal profession. His It.-
"The Knights of Columbus, as part
Indertaken to rake $25.01lo
,,i,,, capable of monotheisni, *their
„
, ,
,
tuita•.t with of their efforts tit ['counteract rat,. and
trinity is not three eenarate Gods but literary charity, the facts and cirt•unt- .iIat , ,e.yiisil:,. fliatii lti lar.e.iii ,firithanfathiliei ii, ii fotiiita•nthts
His
Bar
Mitzvah.
Aganizati. , 0 meeting "1 the !Marin.
c
nun
al
b
rought
l
Work
ca
;,
h
religious
prejudice,
published
a
book.
Lo=co{ wasMad' 'ha'''.
f th t h rilshi as. under wid t
three afpects of one God. Mr. Sam. stances that differentiate the non- •
•
Leon
I 'll ''
lets I of
:ran
the campaign
committee.
the 'farmer, of California wor e l e bor. 'The Jtoes in the alaking of America.
lute fail ed to note the Unitarian ,lowish world fron, the .Jewish--will
brs will seek common gthuntli for ac-
Samuel Beshevsky at HS years of9r1
u r part
East Side Omit. 1100.000.
,,
•
leaders, !fi g, , It w oo this kf, neled,n. that Race It WoU141 be ungracious on o
which hits lo•en spreading through deliver
masters
in
idea
the principal address at a Indy, totally anti nationally.
not to acknowledge our gratitude to ofe contended with chess
A luncheon of East Side
Church the past ftov
T. 1 "t" 111 '
e h',. tii;ireti the Christian
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1
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Need for Labor Great.
a"
eapitale
he
K.
of
C.
for
issuing
a
book
of
that
E-unqu'an
e . ut aic newel).
inass-nweting at the Philadelphia and
e- tn
htolt illi t et. recently at which a quota "
I
t h . teen
Th I I •
i years.
•
I' 't 1 se t - •-•
h .,ni.,:k....a.es,
f at ch;,.
showing
vast auto
tl,wrehti,s,t(ftarysattia
, , 4,
1 lit,,,,ati , l Le. t•hail;, th
. • first who
1 , ' e . : ' ii, the
- trod
r ; kind. But I entertain m y t 1 ou 1 Vs a, the
Ar .m - ' 1 1 IL,
for $theatoll Wit, acc epted.
• 'fewer app„- taken over by ti.e Gliri-1.:111 world al- Byron avenue Talmud Torah Thurs. 1,. .,'
t
mittee reerwitnting many trot,. de
.• , ,, ; ,t to whether it will do more thou con- fiances how one may
day t•vening, Dec. II, at 8 o'clock, un- • '
ei , grotet•ee o f c a ltf• t toe , c. i .
, of the , nente
at the chess board and still be most bodily."
need as now for Iiihor anti deottion
os e ph S, ,
since
those
who
are
frienti
•
ti
visions was chosen, with
J
• -
1.•
Stull Wink. Mor the merry: of tha great jo 1 . 1,, , • I
"If. yea." .-4ilid Dr. Franklin, ad- tier the auspices of the Detroit die:
At 13 this
in the solution of .1i:wish
, .'.., ,, Jews that they o ught n o t to liccOnle the Veriest little fellow.
• a karma', and
dress,nat his congregation, "have a
t ast. Ily a manhination et i
- '1 1st: m 1'1. , Y Is tlicre a people on the
But. as for changing self-same lad, formally entered into
of proble
I tr' 1 of th ' . Zionist
'
t ri'r.i Ei's:ni' inin Dr. Joseph Eron. noted e dli referent,. to transit.' TT , e ited t heir enemies.
4 '
. Orinnitation
'
1
"
mdebrated
his
drop
of
Jewish
blood
in
your
veins,
ii
i
1
name
„. their enemies into friends, I am Filth- t oe reog,OUS Community,
within you America. In arranging the meeting, face of the earth which is beset with
East Side 'educator; Elias Levy.
- ,i,, I
eagerness am sure that it Will boil
t • to i t it owe, . • sale of their produets, tie
/ mills
•
, I
at "'lines.
, greater ard more nunwrous trials
bar mitzvah with the
cal..
Aaron
by . S.4 IIIIIICI: the district is receiving the co-opera-
iPhhouss Ile then organize! eriskcpti
11e Americans are more fortunate and pride which charaeterize other to trod
rea this stall:Well
than is ow people? Is there a nation
1,1elnh Deutsch, NI. Kubik and Selo • anle Pri ,
locally
.
is un - li on o f th e synattog a t t., many of • that tan
Tew 1 'h lift%
iif••
A witty rteeec h a i rmen; ,at„. I t i t „...,,I . )11 1110,0 00 groups ;more; the [,bore.,
natio,
in
finding
in
lit
y,
when
they
reach
the
age
at
which
In
our
parallel oUrS ill :diversity of
other
tton than most
,
members sorr0WS, ili the fretuenee of menace,
growers 'id Kentucky 111141 the c o
„f me , k nown. IV,: understan d life, which . is which
Wilicil have 111'11'rated live me
this ; oiuntry conditions ; that are fa- th ey ar, e „na idered wor th y
writer, secretary, ' and \I a x Markel,
o
De
profound,
which
most
and
to Work together with the district in ' in the grimness of the oppressors
'"
of
the
South.
and
his
in."-
tom
e
to
the
,
n
eliminatio
of
group
bership
in
organized
Jo.vish
religittus
serious
,
hanker. comptroller. The organize- grow
hi
treated therefore with due ditolitY• its
,
. • ,
I
1•••
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11: '
undertakings.
, one was soon felt and recognized y wtolei rance. N y answer to
flues- iir„ .
lion of the Fast Side completes the t
' etta '"F'. ' r• samu' - ,,pirit?
' us an other
h, milele 'dud at but we do not understantl loyalty,
f•r agrit•ulture in ary of its non %%hat shall we do to bring about
oh among
things, tell of his
• .
- am
"The Jewish fraternal order re-
m-vane/anon of Greater New York. where ,
L ' ae m itz - va •
s
ud •e
'
gaillesilllie
which
is
trivial,
gallant.
been Upon il More scielltiti , •
'
'
recent tour of Palestine.
.
minds its members collatantly of the
a better understanding' ainonv Amer- sitay
The other elotirmen are Judge Ed- forms has
Cr Zulek Synagtueue litet
. ' ' Sltur-
' ,. , and conventionalized.'
basis.
Iii ii
„ ,
•
more
I
items,
regardless
of
race
or
t•reed?'
is:
,,
.
Picturesque Personality.
situation in .thwry, be it hopeful or
ward Lazunsky. Brooklyn; Supreme
V a l
4141, neVerineieSS, Was unique.
Government Consultant.
Reform Rabbis Denounce.
Get the Ameriyans , to understand
Court Justice Louis D. Gild's, Bronx;
only did he rend the Prophetical por-
Maurice Samuel, novelist, editor, gl..my, whether it mills for sacrifice
, ' ot.
Mr. Saler t has reo titly liet.11 called
"1 am glad to mv," said Dr. Frank-
ii ,. ,t :},A
, fit.,ir,,,,:,,i ,t
f.. .aitii :thrT
i :ii,i . i lit i,:ts
k , ik:1,if i y in
t , 4 t:if .w
d oi,e7ners..
.America. Anlerlea Was not to L e ilse Don in a eh:it-ming Voice, free from
Benjaniet Winter. West Side, anti Jo-
:rfri,it:rr:1‘11fm
n t ur
: ,:lrvi iS,v0a011,:ti al,p,bxne.,;I illiiii,T1::;t1: 4:(14): :r,e,,iss.:',.tht.,th,,.:tr:th ,,,,i
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in a manner which h kin, "that many of the Return
i fi to mine:IL:nen by tht. Departinteit the ancient empires.. held Itiget”11,,earrliabset
form pulpits t dirt, is one of the pieturesque and - fits of a social or ennui-id character to
seph Rath. Queens.
. hackneyed style,
The alamo,0101 Ort Reconstruction tif Agriculture of the Unitt•d States
1111,- 1 Y .. r I ...
suggested that he thoroughly under- of this land have been ringing with
.1
short
time
Si,o,
he
"'.none
il"euttant
4
that de-
ic organization; n7r . was''. it t ' eoa b
Prophet Nlalachi's message and their denum•iations of a w
Fund, which i, bring raised through• Goa-en:ow 1.
gratuitously to the
'
by
out the United States and Europe, Tffereti his seo ii e ,
the medieval p leop es, wiled
which
was replete with musical ere- serves to be denounced because of its ' ,
i
; ea/lila-
•
t i II, t ion Fund in connectem man ties of blond or re igion.
"
, e-
0111
are
original
and
instine-
falsity
and
of
its
injustice
and
of the 00
will he toed to issue l oan . t o ,l e ivielt OH Rec.. ,
trenchant humor. Ile was born in epic struggle on the tool of Ameri can
, lit of Jewish farmers menthering the blutuhrs and tragediesp hases
"
farmers and artisans and for the sup- with t Itt• st bit i n
tier, but he did more. Beoccupied the Poison which inevitably it will spread
amt educated ill Marches- Jewry to solo:,
in
pastern
Eu•
:::
-,utheil
PT,:
.a.
between
the
two
great
religious
de-
Room;
f
nation-making
in
the
old
world
l,
pert of trade schools
, ter and Paris. Maurice Samuel early how, the gigantic prtitleins which
' otnt :es desk for the Musaph, or nd- ,,,. . , ..
, , ,,
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long :too Mc. Seen, was tht• " the fathers
.
s ti on now
minations whose team.
lender rs
Not lo
of our country helped to
hrough
e very part of Eu- . tiros, sincs . the outbreak of the world
rOpe.
i
Ii
.
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ere
WaS
:I
ti
led
through
And
A
I
th
th
:nit:
esp
na
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service.
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publication
C u
nutte d to t h e .1 t t.'
t ,1 . oli!. ft attack in toe
I com mitted
itili'l , t
art. doing their utmost to bridge the rope anti later through America and war alai to meet the historic tilliga-
Einstein Sends Cable.
rilhit „,,,,,t establisilwa a natrionre
.I, I, „,i,.,,,.
rn large congregation present.
I:
t.. it'i
chasm which looms between them,
Prefe-or Albert Einstein, the coin- lh ;plea h
acquaintance tions and opportunities which the
first
hand
of
obtaintol
a
Succeeds As Singer.
construed
and to eetablish a relationship
Cent Jewish scientist, has sent a ...coolest,. hi , a e.• 1, hate
''Mr•It inict lia' ne l ee oir',Iittn of Church fnilit
a.
th the complex international shun- world situation offers to us . a part
besliiirch his
,* .
s aillUel,.of the me:odious, tinily de- friendli
'a.
• we still have
dli n ess anti fellowship ." Ile de-
l
Unf o;t1thatel
cablegram o f gr1 . 1 . Iing 0) the Anwri- , I•,it win, 's st ti owl to
a
the • peo-
State
as
it
relates
to Jews of the Most sine!: . .11 t tf all
ec
mn.
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o
• Vo i ce , nas as signall)• su ccess-
;
, to his great sue- wi
., • e v. ''h 0 ve,opet,
' '1 t I. • I T (rte.
Nita
I 1 • 11 y - mint
t h US
' co On.,1
id,. 11 higher it be the work of equip-
earl committee of the Ort ReColiStruc- ai i i , it ies os a t ri 1 tott
Jewish conditions.
clared
that
if a
hostile
'
deck ration On
still think in terms of pre-Conetitus ful tie he has :boat in the thousands of had
printed
Oh.
above
non-naturalized
today
ping
Jews
with
the
tion Fund. The cable read,:
,
.laws
lliving
It is said that few
mi . siiniro is it brilliant speaker. in lion d ays and Americanized Euro- • he, ' , games from who'h he emerged loyalty, all pulpits would ring in in-
"The Ort Iteco.truetion Fund for
a ve his mental equipment or have means to ((mental its citizens; whether
two or three h o urs tlignation, and denials would he made ha
' lliU look u to An erica
se
a
'
,,
,
the
victor.
After
,
ttie efonoMiC healing of eastern Eu- his lecture he will distinguish lot veon , ,,
.1,
h d his opportunity for knowing. Jew- it lw marshalling forces tostem the
Le a r
[-;"anti . , th tam
oa: a tt emit. I , t t solve
I the I econcrnic•11,:iar who . t
1 tit ‘d• prtpitratien with Cantor Samuel by the Jewish Anti • Defamation fish life throughout the world. As il tide of prejudice as manifested in our
ropean Jewry is tin immeasur ably int.. ti,
. wOrld ' ''IlItIthI I II • .• 1 i:44 4;4171i of . Shaa hrt•y Zolek . Syttagogue, League and p rotests would be made member of the United States Pogrom threat immigration legislation; tylwth-
transfer
their 't dil
a an re'f
portant undemaking. I semi you ntY troubles of agriculturists by P 'lIti'llI te 'trY
t
f
Amyl,
Bound by a Sacred Covenant.
in a manner to the peblishere.
t 1 t. a• recited t t•
rreetinos and my earnest wishes for imams, and the eXperienCe
Investigation Ctonntiesion to Poland I er it ler meeting the nut• situation
should
y that he is a
all • and .44,
sundry d Wich
•'1 am not asking that J
,h suggested Ind d only
n farmers in etTecting a ...iluticii o f
It i s high
Stair 4-44.,4, 4“..
., i- s time that ,.m
, and later as an attache of the Inter- in which our 15,1em refugee Iv , it liren
f
, r ,,
o, a, 44.
, 4 e 0, r ...t.
thrtttigh In , ma il,
bo un d •
%e it 1. b
a o us I . an- break ill silenCe aid Without protec t
4.10 f am
neVe,t
de aware
a .are that : America
business ditikultit s
"IS ..•• •Il .11.BERT EINSTEIN." ca
their
Reparations collIMIASion
in ill Europe and Calm find It
1 ,
1 )
,e 1 0 01)Al•nllii10,
' • Int .ns.
AI , Imi - IfithY the inju-[ices and the misrepresenta- •• Paris, Berlin and Vienna, Maurice or whether it be participating in the
. i • menenut
•
a
by a sacred covenant which was en- 1))) . . 1 11,-(
AI. , ••r ••401144,frani received at the pate.y
The limiting will he • I 1 T 1 t ' "'nu, t; d Otto by the 13 states, and later 'waking. that he possesses the twee: lions of which they are so constantly Samuel ramc into close personal eon- uphoiloing of Palestine, the order,
fIrt II
44 ; ruction Fund headquar
s
; .. ;or
state, • not s l : i ce spirit.
h e rang several songs the victim , . But I do maintain that tact with the leading diplomats of with it thoustintis of men anti women
o
'tr.' • t Vied be
,.. and
. ,„ 1 i tt
to, , • . • Ily is from the Cisntral 1„, of the !Men' , Temple oln't
race and re- Which he himself had cttnet•ived. Wet.- the answer to bigotry is not bigotry
itusities , friends. Me. :•444,1,11, to allow ilifferences n of any.
Ort i
••tT, which reads:
memlwrs, elT•r, itself as n supreme
wa ,,
„ It
i.,,,
I.,
interfere
i
v
clisilless
li
I
Zedek never before feud truth; and the answer tofanati- h.urope and America.
a
, shiners
shiers at Shaa
for
talk will be the first on on
' I • 1 with
.
Contributions Varied.
- ! -
• " T " a " IIr '" 'IiIIIIS I" the
“”
I ter of o n • ' politivaL
to
elomic
and
cultural
had
attendt,1
so
unique
a
service
as
risen
ie
not
fanaticism
but
righteous-
I4iiS
l'ild
in
a
1,1111
Lute
, iwpaign of the Ort It e-
,
.. pit- the can'
Detroit Lodge Distinctive.
,
On his return to .1inerit-a, he be.'
This t,
nt•ss; and the answer to intoleranct.
. .
intt•rcourse of her citizens.
Fund.which is a historw yonk
H
are core. .. kt Saturday's.
til,','14.
IN'tir
t
:St 3 1 •:;1111:•laatii,:h1;, i , i, u , ;ain,:',..,,t'llit .i.v';' 1!,.,airt: ,:ai
11 , efag;i .: 1 i I ti:ti.?:ri., trn
: i
,
American
mean , that all
but justice .a view cattle editor of the English ReCtion of
le encores of last year peace
to •
The musical Illiill'ier off CA. i• canoe a
Last Sunday evening' the bar mitz- is not insole ranee
lodge
e
•
.
' .
'.
of
anted to
belief
permit
or racial
no narrows
descent °I to re-
call and his part•nts, Mr. and Mrs. .l a. of which the author of this book does the Day anti a contributor to many
activity for which the fund , tall hr g i ve n by Chad. s L. Jolley
'he'
t h e
gt„"
Reslowsky, were the hosts to a not seem to have the slightest under- periotheals, including the New Pal,-
, • 4 r,
leavespernlaneld rethlts. th t. Ihirttit Institnte of Nfinieal Arts, ti
1 4 4'.'i d lig l 17which
i1
g MI ,
indeed in the last evidence tine. Jewish Tribune. the Menorah
rat'n
' en-operating
stand in the way of t h ea
eller ef Te eple Beth El.
Gland Secretary Max I,. Hollander
of f their friends at a dinner pre. standing.
ail: there will the new- t
atign
l
in
the
of his book there is an air of bravado .thurnial and Current Histor y.
taal
,
'.
with
all
of
their
fellow-citizen
be ,t:
cease of Jewish suffering
pared with elt•gant taste by Mr. and
dismissed the relationshi i I it 4 • th
At
the
n.quest
of
Dr
Chaim
Weir.
whit:h perhaps justifies the suspicton
political life, in the economic c-c
out
11 II Weiee,
hall
1 , .. ,, ibility of emigration.
. I e• ""a the
and
c
, dining
- 0 in , the
a tour of • 'tfraild lodge and its Constituenvies
'
:Mittel made
ehange of goods anti services and in • ',• • ,„:
Imp..
i•tynairogue. that the anotives which prompted Mr. mane. Mr. S
:eel Jewry of eastern Eur-
i.; pro b. pointed out the means by which prob-
dispensing of cultural opportunities, Morris Steinberg, president of tht. De- Samuel ttt write and sell his book Pale-tiny last summer. His
perils. The opportunity is
Too: ' '
nut y
aid y t h e mos t v i v id account th a t ha: lents May be thoroughly and quickl
"It is too Isle in the thy to have fruit Chess and Checkcr Club as well wen. not entirely unmixed.
I• turning to productive In-
are , • -
prove that the A merican Union is ,:f the snaart•y hole!,
uel, Dr. Franklin declar e d , get be e n given of the ptilsating Jew- :solved.
bor. l
fund has won complete
as •.f the Ann•rican Checker Associa• , Sam
Dr. H. E• Lip pit. president of the
ollivers of Pis g ah Lodue haae to
.
.toes
as
little
justict•
to
Orthodox
lu-
fish
life
of
Paleetine.
His
lecture,
in
The
Every
Amer-
.
Eur,•:.
name of
..upttort.
In the
tion and the Aincriean Chess Asetwia- ,
anti
other cities on Pales.' ledge, declared that the achievements
who
are building recalled the invitation previously ex- not a trial marriage.
•
. • }'ark
'
liberal .ludaisin. Reform NI.,
k e Ist , his mind that if b e
the .I.
I
nit
oo
ii MasSe.
who became Samuel's friend
used wid,,,,prea4 roar- of the 11111g1 made possible the•
t
predw-
'
S/1111Uld tO aildreS5 Hill oars ma
tended to Mauriett
a; th' e describes as a half-way tine have ca
guilty of treason [ion,
when he came b• Detroit for the first • l 'u"Saisn
tem that it would develop into s cen-
n• on labor We wish you RUC- t'w organization. The season for the does not want to be
, l, hey.. 1.t:'
must be reconciled
• ninon ttn the road to conversion. talent in the press.
expressed by one of the to his country. he
time three years ago, acted As toast- •
ter of enlightt•ront•nt and serener in
•. _.
.
.
•.•
,
Judaismhe
conceives
to
be
Orthodox
Jutlaie
T!.
, I.le is signell by Porfessor action wit
Samuel is to the duty n f di:regarding race and master. The speakers inChided Rale
at
Ih•troit Jewry and that it uttered an
the Judaism of the Ghetto, narrow,
, in promoting
, . who 'aid' ":"T• '
Dr. Aaron iiirwer
Frankfurt anti Dr.
''' 1,
n brilliant writer and a distinguished: religious difference integrity, econorn- his • Judah L. Levin, A. M. Hershman, formal, ritualistic, ceremonial, antLit,
UneXIMIlliletl opportunity to young nwn
nli- .anwrica's P
t.t.
Fischer,
Judo
Harry
B.
Keitlan
Ses
11tttlaw:mt•n
to show their capacity for
M
ligurt• in Zionist carries. Under o
worship he regards a. necessarily
and cultural provrese. a.
Israel Katz,
, C if prosperity
. t W o nil I ilIV
lead e rship and enterprise.
nary eireunistant•es
land by that token to him justifiably t
. pleasure for 1
Pisgah Lodge to hf. must be reconciled to the duty of and
David
W. Simone.
vi linist
ttf the
Detroit Symphony Or- disorderly uneystematic, noisy, indi-
Otht•r speakel a incholed David
those differences in de-
been
,
. •
1 i
hie look, , ell - kin ,
sorb an act fending America against invasion and chestra, accompanied by Airs. Katz, ve
. ua istic and more or less unspirit- Speeker et Monday Sieterbood Mert• Kaufman, Benjamin Schwartz, who
Cantor
'
liewever'
rendered st:yeral setts-lions.
• ..
'
make`?
o fed a+ toastmaster•
Arn .1.1 F Id -
. Arnold
"Ytoi Gentiles."
On
th
c
, - the loee of indenentlene
)
Me Won A World Reputetien.
then', Levin, for many years a cantor
Lo dge imp
ai:it ta u
t rai .,1;:r
Attni rN
y,sau
ntR
I A
llert4
Oc
anE
utt Bron
■
e -
. • _
tot the part 0 f Pi )- gill
Destructive
Destructive in Nature.
battlefields in France , Protes fonts,
Dr. IL•fltman Will Question Validity -0.i...
"The book, which attempts to per. r athttlics and Jewe fought side by in liverlet'l and Iteetts. Englund, sting
Samuel book. Dr. Franklin tit-
The
1,1
red
v.
"
hintself
rende
S
81111.10
of Wigg•rta Treatise.
In the cities, plains and hillsitlee ;thd
- The ii. - ' 1 I'.- \ r' - ' 4.'itiA.. well ho
-i,1.•
.le America,
l'ndestanta• Catholies and lotions in Hebrew, English and Yid- claret]. "is an insult not merely to the
• trav the fundamental difference, be-
he ii ' •• -- f A H • -11. " t'' be Pi , '"
____.
s
pSychillogy, of
dish. Ile playisl a genie of chess, blind- special religious systems which it at- the
:: • r l',:w ,. famous Eng.
1.y
Joh, t
Esti. • :hia in the tat,. Friday even- tavten Jewish and Gentile derogatory 14, 4 4. most ii• TI.
- •eli side lie side.
it
It is an inwilt to religion
folded, with Altral,am Store, a forMiti. tacks.
ShaareY
is
full
of
untruthful
and
Appa
I. the main reason able opponent the lad enet•um.•red nt self. The man knows neither the his. licit let ' I ). r . ■ re'. 44 . and author, 1
mg se , , ices of the season at
"In Little
the opinion,
Zedet. s . - ynagogue Friday evening, statements concerning tht. charecter
., , ,T, ,,,,,, , ,,I.Tio. fi Tynalplae t
,•-
,
,
;
1
:
i
;
:,
_are
i
l
y
e
f
1rf.
a
t
'
iity:,
he .1•.,I. a Insurance 1 . 4i m pa n v,
Th,
w, which, if written by a ehy the principle of tolerance has not an eXhibition at Ph. 4•41IN Clat, it f.c., 1,,,ry ,.., ,.1 th;'I t.i:kis, t,onkor,„ititli ii, :llij rn
1 :13 ':::tte t h i
Dee L, at tile o'clock, R a bbi A, M, „r th e j e
•
, 1 ..",1(.13!,.k. , . . . ,,„, p,, I a 0,,, templ e , Ltd.. It • • ;coated ureter the laws of
Gentile, would be termed malicione.
o f the ar-
liersh thots w iii d:. ea .. 0 , Albert
R. ?tandem," and anti-Semitic. The onerated more suereeefully is that months ago
14.-!rin 1. 4.4. In its influence.
Pah- ! 4r •• 4 r .1 in keeping. with the re-
To
Set
Forth
Education.
resting books of the year.
A )0 Lunt in Dorbyshire,
of whose main aims there has never leten made nny serious
Mr I: , •
NI- , t.f all. however, it will react
e
one
f the Palestine mandate,
-
"The New . De'calogue of it'nai Writh,
ttempt to think through same of the
, 01 the , bar notztah event tail. , again-t
the Jew. for there are those Eitel:ink .•,1 educated at Sherburne "' IT' ' • " r , "
' .)I ) Tosss
inc Feb. 1, according
,
aT•"''
S
c
” This work has been hailed it is to combat the defamation
of the a important imnlientinne involved in the , H. , : •W reli twitted, the chose mnrael ,
condone
only too School i• .i I rpas Christi Colloute. 'T,
world
who
will
M•
tne
Cannot
.
,:
.
.
‘
t , 1
, lh i i t , i I recently refoiyed in De-
SO : , :, ,
i
f
it
th
his
vitamin,
.
ot
the
boldest
and,
at
the
same
Jew'
by
non-.Jews,
f
a
Jew.
separation
of
f'hurch
from
State.
" '1"1. f
t , eager to seize anon the prmounee• Cambridge, from which he graduated
n
the
inlet
o
, , . , ,, „, ,,, „,,,,,
Si
Tlie
company,
which was incor-
time, •, , o , of the most lucid exnees- such defamation
Samuel wi
1. no. ,, there v.ill n 1 he a cell .1 , ,
wtokeeman
e t with an holier degree in the Ili , torical 1
mo ms o f anre•pon-ibl•
sior ,
im- For Pisgah Mr
Lodge
to ext:•ntl
w.:1-
•
Immediately upon gradua. e '' :'• ' 1 le 1922, is em twer ed t o en .
:::.' eel:Oa:one a nd d ,
. • ' i reference to biological
Samuel
under a
the
cir itistment between the functions of ge • • • i , • '
our People and to ticeept his word. Trip,
or
,„,
,,,,,,,._
ha
,
,,
,,,,,„,,,
t
t
,:,
,
,
,
In
nut
,,
nwo. gage in a general insurance business
rincipl e claimants
and the probleal 1.f race rune. to
ph ' . '
.I t: : eitie in 11:trt it and the as truth. And it is that consith•ration non he M:ean his !ilk: work of
cumstnneee would he in effect to turn those two p
the Orient and in Egypt. n ra ,.ti.
-c at. Rabbi Hershman is es -
!Mist of all that has impelled me to hitionizing the academic lecture plat. 1"
',la.'
' take issue with the niwie its hack upon those ideals which form allegiance.
there arnonv
will never
br any min.
i t , n a t e . t i ne
tanfling
Americane.
high orbs, I, ewitinue
Was staff ler- ' allY all ether buein.,,,. s
-if
I
,
he
,
lad
w
ill
att
form.
For
la
year
the
Irnai
reel
under
of
lie,''''
the
cardinal
princiel,
have
been incorporatol in ether co -
0f
"The
et:oar:Minn
of
Church
from
his
Itovish
training
under
Aaron
It
'peek
my
wont.
today.
'• "The New Decalogue
a Step,
'"'T
I I; now that Npeui. ing them thus tutor for the Extension Soden., of
Irrith.
While
we•regtht
such
' Heti e will '' invite an even Wider reading of oxforti. Candiri4Ige and Lontion Itni- trice. .ludge Jaaelt Strahl of the New
and also touch Upon Mr.
e ''
1 '
could not in divnitv and self n.- State is full of knotty nrobleMe. If marks •n of tIie United
e a
.
.
who
him fur la Ole hook than else it might ' hsee hail. ver,ties Far four years, from 1901 York alumeipal ()met is pr,ident and
seer are honest in our efforts to cheek sehools,
• most recently publi•41 , a we
'''''
,,, ,
, prepared
,
,
Nathan Chas
an Nasi of the Onier
The Fruit of the Family epect it ines
anything
of 100 else."
cnntlidates will he thee Find religious prejudice. let rep-
m i tzva h , an d Wm 0,1 Ile part of his This I remt. But because there are to PAO 111) VA,. enures Of lecture ,
•
e
•
religious
A
n Sons of 'Lion, is treasurer. Mr. Chas-
19
will
T•
Th., discuss of Dec.
initiated into the Order of Wi reeentatii•es of the thrumsf the s tate time t , ,musit-al studies. The hoy's all- those w ho 1111 rIlt 1,011W th))1 the Man on thet,EntrIlsh ;1044t , and authors i
renoinung desire is tit leewmt. a 0.111. sneaks for himself also it ha. been a number of large German ride.. li, an recently visited in Detroit in the in-
Dec. ti, un, .eects and representatives o
• the discussion.
a conference iiired ,,,__.
tb ' c is exPected te he a noiot of Writh Monthly 'evening;
f t. come. together aroun d
neces-ary for me a, tine who has name first visited the United States in 1905 serest of l'alt•stine industrial inter
,,,
, .
' a ".
N
_,.
view ,,..ih regard to Manner Samuel., •' 1 :' the auspices of Pisgah Lodge
• 1 '' I -
will table, and come to an understanding
his at hi- mall right to enc.:1k for his people, to and since then has given lecture Proses. The t•eganirat .•❑ •
i
Yet 'mother thing will tweopy
I
0.
R.
B.
The..cererenn.es
another
ne
to
areas of con-
he is.eff at $12:•,000.
" '' e‘ '2 • '".
" Y rI U f lentiles" that will differ from 11,
Sawn, 1 and t tber fro•nds ij relilf.jate this book in your name as courses in this countrY• Recently
jean, of with one
trol of Church and State; as to how b•ntion.
A
epeeimen
of
the
policy
to
be is.
;ch
ha+
found
expression
in
he
conducted
lix
tie
flegret.
.
•
courst•s
in
a
number
ecture
six-l
•
.
gave
ad pled . tentative
in my own
. t'''' '' .
p lane . .. II as in
rival los
.
i
I have
_ age
pay
fellew• and pulpit addresses will be Flint Lodge.
"I beliiii.iii that if those Jew. in our of university summer schools in the sued he lie Judea Insurance Comn
which will rem. it is pos.ible to adjust the histo
, ntotti
e vercifes.
Church to the rove- f or a Ilse tall tram which . willo
The
each
arrived
in
the
City
last
work.
The
the
sere-
'
at
riven lo Rabbi Ile,hnven '
remary ,in Dt•te Inott a vieinage eommunitY who are sponsoring Mr. United States.
are bound a. Amer- for su
ices I, be held Frida 'evenine Dec. menet. at 8 o'clock.
Will ire in preceded
Mr. Powys has written several well. tontratt is printed in Ile'we a, Eng-
a
Samuel
would
take
the
time
to
read
dinner viven•
honor of claim=„
rant by which wa
listed
It.
sprit
ng.
.
Brno'
other nt . xt hrp T
is e st e. , ..I that
21 art! the Friday eveY niro, follt;wing it , a ?tat
Alfred icans not onlY to allow ea ch d
a t which
ehe nui Snartn•nt .of the To ni his book, and; if they would read it known hunks including "One Ilan- fish and Arabic. It
a . von re,ina an eon. piLc I. , .
Rabl'i Ilershrnan has made a the candidate!.
nent y aim, with mien mi
mind and with a clear , dr.! Ile.) Bunko." " Visions and Re. the compeny will do busbies 's' in the
the Wayne Circuit. - to worship
u, but to co-niter. has been e orml o a prominent
..urphy
o
.
dictate
tos
r•
i
el
1
Murphy
S
searchinv i nquiry
f
$t.
Science
ictae
n
it' i"nailon
. vision." and "Psycnalysis
hoa
and Ma- Untates withi a real inable per-
o
into th e p me p
'
d
(Math, and Hiram la .Frankel
matters pertaining to our , bosom' , marl lit' bu.s n"t a t• P. 4 a ''' n ' ali " t1 "" " f what
; A part of its eapitai funds are
irlentnents of the book.
e Jewe, they I raiitY - He is al so dramatic critic it'dited
direeter en the ate • in all ,
t"
I,I„ e‘ ,lir:I rA . 00 m atter what our •cepted the otter. IIe Is 6IdIng It tin maY come to mean to th
invested in Tel Aviv municipal lords.
for the Kaneam City Star.
Samuel Vi ode will ren der' Paul7Minn.. exeetith
would change their attitude."
der
advisement.
the "'brew selections and will lend Indenendent Order of frnai B'ntIs. beliefs are.'
Le
will be the speakers.
in the • congregarional singing.
,

can Co-operation.

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low to cheek race
NEW YORK.- "I -
hatred and religious prejudiee is only ,
:mother way 4if asking how to sub-
stitute in the heart of nian the law

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