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WEIZMANN EVOKES
MIGHTY RESPONSE
IN NEW CAMPAIGN

JEWS OF iff iUG
ELDI AC R A TR;
DISCUS' . EDUCATION

in

the checkered history of our people
have w
e been faced wit h a problem
ss.
of such magnitude and seriousness.
"that there are few of the Jews whom
"I come now t, Palestine and, from
o .. fiail,
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d . e iLih
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what I have said, it becomes clear why Convene ofin B,S no
tiher:•e:b7o l i t ' tek il ::s.'"y-
the pressure upon the gates of Pales-
IStr. Selig, in his reply to Mr.
tremendous.
It
is
true,
of
out
tine
is
Bernard A. Pearl Wins l.aw Degree
(hue of the sisial events which ',,'Iii
Lewisohn, points out that while there
course, that thousands are coming in-
SOFIA.—
T. A
at Detroit College.
to make the Detroit Life Insurance
to the new Land of Promise for Zion- importance in .le
Orthodox Spokesman Points are many Jews who do not keep the
Company family the compact business
, dietary laws, there are many more
it for idealistic reasons, but economic
Bernard A. Pearl, 5839 Cooper force which has impressed insurance
Out Growing Strength of
who do. He shows that Mr. Lewishon Jews of New York Give Nearly pressure is driving many thousands lodge , in Bulga ri
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avenue, complainant clerk in the po. tin in Detroit, was the January get-
not acquainted with the facts, for
Jews Keeping Laws.
bi l d,, ,, I , , artetti::fi
t y it. ,,fDlr. oth( jeeiwud 1,1:,!-„,,r.
, r
i
into the country and noisy more thou- a
$250,000 After Listening
,
orient,
to
which
:thh,,,,,
i(,,,,,i:,,,,,L,,,:t,I:„..
lice detective bureau, was among tokst ther dinner-dunce given by the
'at..
if there were few' Jews who observed
t
iit
ti(mi
tiri:vv
turn
ht.i,,
i,ttir,
:t,
l
u
Palestine
til
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those who received the Bachelor of company and in honor of the leading
to Chieftain's Words.
ils aitv,fi being compelled
NEW YORK.—New York ne•spa. the dietary laws, the state of New
Laws degree from the Detroit College general Henry of the company, the
, a law protecting
faces toward the Land of Israel. It B'rit
elongs, i
b
h
pars have featured prominently on York would not pass
Mr. Pearl worked
of Law Feb. 21).
ishman agem•y. This party is al- their editorial pages the reply made those of its citizens who subscribe to STATUS OF EUROPEAN
I. undoubtedly true that even were
at night in the police thipartment and ways given in January. It originattsl•
I the Supreme
out
law'
ilittiti
its
r i•:,
the "Kosher"
E ,istf,hntierb:tnigct, :s r, N, arm,. ii„,i,,.
JEWRY UNDERMINED t „ ltie d,ga at s et riht i it y 11'),,t,lis.istt,iityle could
it
day'
rthodox
Jewry
to
behalf
of
0
attended his studies during his
on
Court of the United States would not
the
the
;tsar , nu p lin,entay social funt•tion giv- Adolph Lewisohn s sweeping . ,
periods. Ile graduated with honors.
1 would lie still greater than these gales
Routstchouk,
en by vice-president ItIlii•ris Fishman slant, also widely published in the ileelare such a law' constitutional.
Facts
As
Well
Hard
Economic
Ile is married and has two children.
nitimhers of his agency and their
yen, Yamlnil and Vida
. 0111i1 Mini&
Orthodox Jews Most Numerous.
!VII-. Pearl was presented with a li ladies, and has come to be a regular metropolitan press, that there are few
As Idealism Urge Desire
Zaharia Alkali q', one Of 111 ,
"Ill i ill' past eight or 10 months
"wary lamp by the police inspectors reunion of the Detroit section of the adherents of Orthodox Judaism left Ile makes the further point that if
For Palestine.
they have Is, n coming in at the rate of Bulgarian Je• a•ry, pre , i,l ■ d.
and detectives as a token of their timpatiy, the agency, the home otlire in America and that the Jew of to- there are few Orthodox .laws in
num- questions were t 'rid e,..
5,11011 per month.
r dis-It sh
of
about
ampaign
for
a
$5,000,-
mt
, it c
friendship. Included in his list of employees and their 'ladies.
I day due's not believe in the dietary ..\ ,,„., i
NEW YORK.-- Dr. Chaim Weiz- hue is greater than we were prepared ably the educat it id Ail', i loll, :.
m '
mill tirthodox Jewish seminary could
honors is a diamond studded medal
laws.
e. Selig', mann, president of the World Zion- for.
Nevertheless
it
has
hero
alt-
they
considerath
in
of
whitli :1
This year the event took place at the
ave
been launched. m
ne
whic9 he won in 1923 for his oration,
I of the replies was made by „,,, h
It
was
attended
by
ist
Organization,
opening
the
New
Terrace.
sorbed into the life of the country with Jewish educatim
a t, i n part, is as follows:
"America, Past, Present and Future." a party of 200 people, including prac- . Harris L. Selig, executive director of , ... tat ,,„„•
i, ,':
,, Mr. Lewishon believes the nuns- York Kean Ilayesoil campaign for surprising completeness. The test of called to which r ' e( P ‘r 4 ;is C :j i r j'f ' t '
and a gold medal awarded in 1924 (or tically all of the working force in the ' the $5,001000 fund for the Rabbi
41,000,000 in Carnegie hall lust Mon- such absorption is, of course, the ems the Jewish coal munities al,,I , .
Isaac
Elchanan
Theological
Seminary.'
1
s
n
this
,
country
his oration, our National Progress."
vloo.x ii407. -
ti iO4,1trtthnoil
., ,,er onf
.,•
the rIlictds of the company and
day night struck a note of intense pl, yment situation and the fart is zations in Bulga eta will lie u,•..•
outer,
Ile was also presented with a gold the agents. \'ictopresident and Mrs.
seriousness in a portrayal of the life that in Palestine today there is no
Other gliestiol is considered
' patron of the arts, in commenting "Ili
medal for being on the varsity debat-
-S
ti this eolllbattilig of a nti tion sm, II,.
F'ishnuin wire the guests of honor and Dr. Charles W. Eliot's criticism of try of fact there are more o mm- of European harry which evoked a unemployment.
Nevertheless
ing team of 11122, 1923 and 1924, be- there were several out-of-ttyn guests.
Jews in A merica than there are Jews greater response than any of the im- preSsure, which it is impossible alto- prestos of the white slit,. tine
American Jews, expressed himself in
ing captain of the 1921 debating
any other shade of belief.
Us the setting up of
tslt, :tt i ,oe,s, : •
pastioned appeals which characterized gather to control, creates numerous
A feature of the evening was the pres-
Ortho dux Jew-
team. Ile participated in more than ence of ltlayor tollit W. Smith, who favor id. complete assimilation of the of
the opening of precious campaigns. problems. It creates, aniong others, the Bulgairian purls, the
Jew in America and of intermarriage only point
to the great
,
l college which is to
30 debates.
seminary
isluua ui
ish
'
v
I; ■ ' t,
niclit
F
ings
banks,
p■■•
,
Neal
ly
$_00,000
in
at
value
contribu-
meat
of
loan-sae
of
bringing
about
a
bal.
the p
complinit•nted
I and concluded with the statement be built on upper Amsterdam avenue
Mr. Pearl is a graduate of the Iht•
s, i" he to the people
tions was announced by the chairman ann. between the urban
•ban and rural set- ployment ',urea us, a lechnitttil
1 that "the modern Jew does not be- at a cost of $5,000,000 to show the
troit Northern High School and at- on his record
gement
the
and
the
encour,
of
the
meeting
of
the
hoard
of
three-
dements. At present the city of Tel
of Detroit.
Judaism i
h d
tended Albion College for two years.
existence of Ortoox
tors on Thursday, Feb. 12, which was Aviv is absorbing too large a number of the Helit•ew I anguagc. It , O -
•
„
wa
s
rica and i ts strength.
America
1, e lieWeollierS. AN hat V.6.. need Is to ed that the .loin it-Ica Foundath •
t. o addressed by Dr. Weizniann and o. r to
accomplished by Orthodox Jews, wh
Colonel Kisch, and was attended by „ te m. ,. a rural community as the loon- participate in t he work Of t!,••
rigidly subscribe to the dietary laws Many out of town members.
elation of this urban growth, ot her- savings banks.
I and the other tenets of traditional Ju-
ts.
A new lodge, the first w-•nit
One of the features of the response wise the sano. unhealthy preponder-
daism. And they are modern, too, if , was a general raising of the level of once of city settlement as exists in iliary in Bulga rim, WO ,
•
by being modern . r. o %v im
t ionns, so that, for the first t eastern Europe will repeat itself in connection with the
men who are actively engaged in the time in h . history of the fund, three l'alestine. Nor can we expect that the
Arrangement s are being no..'. (..,
unary
co, men subserip
f our
Brent enterprise , o
b10,000 contributions wore recorded: facility with which the large number the Bulgarian I'mli li'rith to
. •
f
,
The finest Apartment Houses in De-
t vt , .1
who breat t
one by Samuel Untermyer, the presi- of arrivals have hitherto adapted pate through the Iltii•ntal
ica.
dent, the second by Benjamin AVinter themselves will continue with an in- Lodge the ci invention of
troit are equipped with Hart & Crouse
it
"Mr. Lewisohn falls into the error and the third by Max Blumberg. The crease in their number. There must Irrith which w ill be livid in Ai
cannot
be
a
a?
The Bide
Wan
Boilers,
of believing that a
littler two were chosen assoriate treas- Is a widening and a deepening of the the • United St :Iles.
Siderlible .1., I
thoroughly religious Jew and a good urers of the campaign.
economic foundations 14 Jewish life press gave con
American at the same time It is an
The audience which packed (Iar- in Palestine all along the line. More conference and the work it I fin: ti
absurd contention, as the history of negie hall to the doors, listened with land must be bought, more agricultur- plished on belt: . tlf of Bulgarian t ,t. t
.tt,
this country will show. It so happens roger interest to the addresses of Dr. al settlements planted. As for indus- in cultural and social
that in the world war the first Jewish Weizniann and the campaign leaders.
t n , o i r n e it tiii i:tp k " , ":tu on n i, - 1
t
chaplain to enlist was a graduate
Old campaigners declared that a new
TO PROSECUTE RABBIS
the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological spirit had arisen in the attitude
i
t h en th e hat, w ill he able to take
FOR URGING PROTEST
Semi nary, the institution which is to towards giving for Palestine. T_ he care e t th e i r g rowth.
into the Yeshibah of keynote of l ir. Wei zmann's address
.
be enla rged
Iht1- 1, , Is
Cultural Phase Vital.
B ERLIN.— J . T. A.
was the pressure on the gates of I al-
America.
Kovno and several tilt. r
"Nor can we neglect the cultural
Jew, est ine and the great responsibility and
r
"America's qua rel with the
who
issued
a
call
to
Litho:thee
phase of our program. \Ye must pro-
if there is a quarrel, is not that he is opportunity which faced the Jews of
vide more schools for the children of to observe a day of prit
too Jewish, but that in his sincere de- the world, in which American Jewry
en. ill, ,,•
the newcomers. We must develop the test against the
sire to become a good American he must take the lead.
Sunday observance law
The meeting was addressed by the Hebrew University whose dedication
oftimes, in his zeal, ceases to be a
will be tried by a military
chairman Morris Rothenberg, who is on April first the non-Jewish world
good Jew."
:
as well as the Jewish awaits with such cording to a report rct
- at the head of the national board of
from Kovno.
directors, as well as by Carl Sherman, profound interest.
will be tried
The
accused
"With
the
foundations
of
Jewish
Lawrence Motor Sales Secures former attorney general of New York
lands undermined, we title 129 of t' he
State and .lodge Albert Cohen, taro life in mans'
Popularity in the North
are faced with the greatest opportun- ing to which t hey are liable
of the three associate chairmen.
icy and the gravest responsibility in toner of three years imprisw o, •
Section.
End
Hi I Fi I'S
t Zi ist
on Meetin
Palestine. It is Our opportunity to es-
Another speaker was .l ulus Miller, tablish Jewish life in Palestine with- A spirant fc 1r Justice of Peat
One of the most pretentious and president of t he Borough of Ma shot- in the next live years on unshakable1
Practiced Law in Detroit
on
best equipped service stations on
who appeared at a Zionist
gath- foundations. The union of all Jew-
tan, w
foi 15 Years.
the Lawrence ering for the first time. Louis Lipsky. ish forces for the purpose is essential
north side is t hat
° me: Dr. Schmarya Levin and ( idonel and I hope that such a union will come
Motor Sales, distributors if hP
I
Jesse Pratt a graduate •
and Jewett, Lawrence and Twelfth Kisch brought the new Palestine viv- about under the leadership of Ameri-
idly before the audience. 01 ■ InV Of the can Jewry. I tan report to you that trait College of Law wile I ,
street.
past
IS
year
has been de- larger contributions Which ,cre an- in all lands Jewish communities are tised for the
offal- a
Th' •
Gold- pounced were tht•
awaiting your Iced in the matter of dilate for jut tire of the
%Tinned by its present ma lingers,
,
ts.1•1 1(.1nmiyoeor.., $ml x,ti .
the Kt•ren Ilayesod as well as in the a vacant•y cat ism' by the .1
O'hellyunilbsi te,
T
berg Brothers, from a
leorge G. s •
formation of the Jewish Agency. The late Judge
ai years ag o.
beginning ((r
s are at 153:,
found the Paige and Jo, welt very sat- $10,000; Nathan Straus, $7,500; Kur- situation is nut unlike that which ex- Drake's office:
TI he primary el, ,
isfactory cars to sell an d have given en Hayesod's Wemen's League, $15,- ists as between Europe generally and
be held Mare h4.
all
cars
much
000;
A.
Liebovitz
and
family,
$5,000;
your
great
country,
whose
leadership
for
the matter of service
50,000; Israel Ma t z, and co-operation is essential to the
Mr. Drake is a member of to •
Anonymous,
thou tht and attention.
tee of the Wityin
world's progress. I ant confident that utive commit
"Personal service is our watch- • $3,000.
I
lir. Weizmann spoke as follows:
American Jewry will accept this lead- ty Rotary CI Jb, a past sushi• I
word," says }lorry Goldberg,
"Since Inv last; visit t•• this country ership and that our opportunity and trait Lodge, Ni,. 2, F. ant .1
,
"Everybody
who
comes
into
manager
hirty-second th•gree : ■ 1,tstot
our place gets into direct touch with I have bean in Palt•stine, the land responsibility in Palestine will he met
that
•
spirit in
grt•at
entt•rprise
and Shriner. lit • taught school
which is noW the main hope of the
a member of the firm. Levis shop
of It•wish wanderer, and on my way to gencn•sit y which is characteristic of years previo us to obtaining
superintendant, Sam has rho
degree. Ile i a properly oAr
and from Palestine I stopped in var-, American life."
t h he • Nice department and 41
ried and the fattier of f..ur
ious European countries and observe('
runs the parts room."
In the ba r primary a I.'
closely
the
life
of
the
Jewish
people
Oscar Leonard of St. Louis recent-
The accessibility of this service
cd third pho , •
station will appeal instantly to auto- living in them. I desire to report to ly donated more than 400 volumes to Drake receiv
,1,1-
of
JeW-
the National Hebrew Library in Pal- Association • cote and
i mobile owners in the district north of vou some of my impressions
joaimmosiminosummouff000mpeamompaim Grand boulevard.
ish life, more particulttrly in its vett- e stine.
, the spring el cation of ti,' ‘,
monk aspect, first in Europe, second
.IV
in 'I Palestine.
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sent as serious problems as do the' I
others, although even such communi-I2
tits as the one in Italy are now face &
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000 Jews of Poland.
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ground literally slipping
economic
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the merchants and small artisans un- g
der the previous regime, there is liter-
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