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national Zeirei Zion Organization
219 Michigan Ave.
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Directly Opposite Book-Cadillac Hotel
the night, when the old and pious
fathers would light their tallow can-
dles and sit down on their low
By Henry A. Pine.
"mourners' stools" to lament the dis-
grace and the misery of the Messiah's
EVERY EVENING
We mortals never know the satisfac- people, you could hear the ominous
10:00 P. M. to 1.00 A. NI
tion,
rumbling and rattling of chains min-
6:00 P M. to 8:00 P. M.
Whether we are oppressed or free,
gle with their tearful and broken
Look at little birds in action,
Saturday
Afternoon
12:30 to 2:30
voices.
Very few of us do see.
A group of young Jews, haggard
and careworn, landed on the bleak
Till night from early morn,
and barren shore.
It sings in fields and woods its song,
The sand dunes stretched hopeless-
Bert Milan and His Orchestra Playing.
Its echoes on wind are born.
ly north and south, and when their
To us unsatisfied, along.
gaze turned eastward there was a
rock-ribbed land, stern and forbid-
Although many dangers all around, ding in its majestic desolation.
And little birdies it must feed,
"This is the land," said one, and
Yet it is satisfied being sound,
began to march slowly onward and
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The others followed silently.
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Night overtook them in a small,
sheltered nook. There they erected
In a beautiful cage upon a sill
their tent and rested from their long
Is a captive, the little bird of yore;
Now its songs are sad, mostly still,
voyage.
HARRY J. BREVIS
No longer sings it now, as before.
But when the first crimson streak
lit the peaks of the hills and the first
which was organized several months
CHAINS OF THE MESSIAH Jew began to chant his morning ago. The organization gives educa-
prayer the leader of the group rose.
tional and cultural programs at its
Ile took his pickaxe from the tent
By Harry Sackler.
meetings anti sponsors entertainments
and struck the soil a mighty blow.
of various kinds. A dance for the
But the crust was as hard as steel
Have you ever heard this story?
benefit of the Palestine Pioneer Fund
Well, even if you did, you may lis- plate, and the pickaxe left only a
will be held at the Arena Gardens on
Free of Charge to Employer.
white scar where is struck.
ten to it once more.
Sunday evening, March 22. An open
"Help me, God of my fathers,"
Like all stories that are both great
meetings was held last Wednesday
and true, it assumes a new meaning murmured the pale young fellow, and
evening for all young people inter-
and shines in a new light every time struck once more.
ested in Zionism. Meetings are held
Detroit Branch, 1509 Cass Avenue.
And when the first Jew was about
; it is retold.
every Wednesday at the Jewish Wom-
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to finish his mornnig prayer and de-
an's Club house, 89 Rowena street.
The Messiah, as you all know, is clared once more that he believed
pining for the redemption of his peo. with perfect faith in the coming of
ple. He cannot rest as long as Israel 'he Messiah the pickaxe buried its CASHWAN AND FINEBERG
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is in bondage. Ilis heart bleeds every sharp nose in the soil and a mighty,
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TO SPEAK ON MARCH 23 Ot M
'time a Jew is hurt. His eyes glower crack reverberated through the still
(•ery time the Jewish name is ma- morning
air.
—
Nathan Fineberg, secretary of the
It sounded like the crack of a
, ligned.
Don't Waste Your Time and Fare.
Every morning, when the first Jew mighty chain breaking," said the pale Detroit district of the Zionist Organ-
reaches the end of his morning pray- young Jew, smilingly, to his com- ization of America, and Samuel Cash-
— THE
wan, local sculptor who won first
er and says, "I believe with perfect rades later.
Like all stories that are both great prize for his work at the exhibit given
faith in the coming of the Messiah,
at Temple Beth El in January by the
and, :though lie tarry, I will wait for and true, this one, too, never ends.
2140 CASS AVENUE
Some one some (lay will pick up educational department of the United
his coming daily," the Messiah turns
Jewish Charities. will speak at the
the
thread
and
spin
it
further,
to
the
(Southeast Corner Columbia)
toward the Throne of Glory and pro-
meeting of the Zionist Cultural So-
claims, in a voice that rings through delight of all true Jewish hearts.
Can do the same for you as any of the Mt. Clemens Bath 'louses
Meanwhile, whenever you are alone ciety to be held at 89 Rowena street
the seven heavens:
with your Creator, and the night Monday evening, March 23, at 8:15
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
"I am ready!"
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o'clock
sharp.
Mr.
Fineberg
will
talk
But invariably the decree goes hovers silently over you, listen intent-
Phones Cad. 8610 and Cherry 1940
on "The Effect of the New Hebrew
ly
and
with
all
your
heart.
You
will
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forth:
Not yet. You may be ready. but hear chains cracking, cracking, crack- University in Palestine on the Jewish
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they are not. Bide your time."
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as his subject "The Jew and Art."
Once the Messiah revolted. A
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whole communityy of Jew was brned
Fox, who will include his famous 0
alive in the synagogue where they
"zoo." Members and their friends
were hiding during a fearful massa-
are invited.
cre. He appeared before the Throne
of Glory and said that he would go Joel Blau Presents Courageous Anal-
forth to redeem Ills people whether
ysis of Jewish Education.
ATHENA GIRLS CLUB
He were permitted or not.
TO GIVE BRIDGE TEA
But ere he finished his threat he
s s
"The threefold scope of the Me-
w as seized and chained to the throne norah Journal," according to an edi-
Sophie Blanche Schwartz is
ith
two
massive
golden
chains.
Miss
torial statement in the current issue
w
And the decree went forth:
on the completion of the first decade actively interested in a bridge tea to
"Only to those whose deeds will of the magazine's existence, "is, first, be given by the Athena Girls Club on
i ng as true as their words shall be to furnish a free and open forum for Sunday afternoon, March 29, from 2
even strength to break the chains, the discussion of contemporaneous to 5. Refreshments will be served
problems affecting the Jew; second, and prizes will be awarded at eac
a nd to no others!" • •
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Miss
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to illumine the Jewish past in the table. Tickets are being sold by
The Messiah remained in chains light of modern research and psychol- Matilda Lieberman, chairman of the
But reconditioned. Anybody can get the ultimate in used
affair;
Miss
Schwartz,
other
members
or many, many dreary years.
ogy, and, third, to foster and stimu-
car values here, including late model
And every morning when the first late creative work in the arts." Along or at the door. A feature dance will
ew finished his morning prayer and each of these lines the current issue b egiven by the Misses Marcelle and
Sarnia Wagner, 4-year-old twin
I( leclared once more that he believed has much to offer.
ith perfect faith in the coming of
Among the most urgent of contem- daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wag-
■ and enjoy Spring driving .
Special prices for clearance. Buy now
he :Messiah the chains would begin porary Jewish problems is certainly ner.
o rattle quietly like the suppressed the question of Jewish education; the
On Dec. 30, 1924, there passed
robs of a mournful dirge.
leading article of the journal this
"Dost Thou hear, 0 Almighty? Ile month, "The Case of Jewish Educa- away in Jerusalem Mrs. Bekhora Re-
becca
Yahuda, mother of Professor
till hopes for me."
tion," by Joel Blau, is a thorough-
"Yes. But hope is not strong going and courageous analysis of the A. S. Yahuda. The deceased was a ll
nough
to
break
the
chains."
descendant
of Hallam Adballah Ba-
e
present state of Jewish education in
"And he still believes in me."
America. with some very provocative yern of Bagdad and Rib Eliezar Berg-
4104 WOODWARD at ALEXANDRINE
"Yes. But his belief dies on his and original constructive proposals man of Bavaria. She was a woman
lips. It goes no further."
for its betterment, which should ex- of charitable disposition and leaves,
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"Will it ever grow stronger?" .
in addition to Professor Yahuda, an-
cite wide discussion.
"Ile will despair of you first."
On the historic side, a remarkable other son, I. D. Yahuda, and a daugh-
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"And forget?"
of the ancient Jewish ter , Mrs • Sultana Sassoon, both of
cons traction
rue
"No. He never will forget."
scene is given in "The Economic Con- Jerusalem.
"Itut when will my agony end?"
ditions of Palestine in the Time of
"When his will grows unbearable." Jesus of Nazareth," by Joseph Klaus-
"When . . . But I am bleeding ner, the noted Hebrew biographer of
from a thousand wounds."
Jesus. Readers interested in the
"So is he. You must bide you time Zionist program will find much en-
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—both you and he." •
couragement in Dr. Klausner's ac-
B. MANISCHEWITZ
count of the former rich economic
And in the profound stillness of
CO.
life of Palestine.
In the creative arts, the most im-
CINCINNATI,
pressive exhibit is "Uriel Acosta," a
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historical play in verse by Charles
Reznikoff, in which the pathetic fig-
ure of the Jewish heretic is drama-
tized with fine feeling by a young
poet whose work should win him in-
creasing recognition. Gertrude Dia-
meat contributes a beautiful little
story of old age and death, "Channa
Makes Her Bed," written with admir-
"Assimilation," by
able delicacy.
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- following the characters
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side, the bitter cold traces fantastic
desiviis on the
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on Sabbath Eve," a poem by Alex-
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