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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1925

VOL. XVII. NO. 24

GOVERNOR OF OHIO
VETOES BIBLE BILL
AS IIN-AMERICAN
•

Will Head Council
Of Jewish Women

Harry Solomon Chosen Presi-
dent for Coming Year at
Annual Meeting.

Gov Donahey Says Bill is Op-
-
posed to Civil and Re
ligious Liberty.

SUPPORTED BY KLAN
SUPPORTED OF ASSEMBLY ,

_

Fight Between Klan Leaders
.
and Opposing Factions
Bitterest in Years.

—

COLUMBUS, 01110,—(J. T. A.) -
The Buchanan Bible Bill, me-sed by
the recent session of the Ohio Gener-1
al Assembly, to make daily reading of
the Bible in all public schools of Ohio
compulsory, was vetoed by Governor
Vic Donahey because, he said, "It is
opposed to the principles of civil nod'
liberty which made our goy-
ernment the model of the world."
the goy.;
ion
Contrary to
ake any commen on
ernor did not mexpectat
the action of various factions in the
or oppos-
legislature which supported
actively sup-
ed the bill. The hill was
r iled by Ku Klus Klan members of
e th branches of the assembly.
In considering the bill the veto mss-
sage read: "Lit us remember that it
h . e for
sr religious
t
as the hope and desire
and
e s
re
f reedom that inspired
founding of the United States of Am-

Men's Club Hears
Hon. Edwin Denby

Club Now
UNION WILL FORM Women's
Member of Council,
ORGANIZATION OF
TEM PLE PRESIDENTS

Sternberger of New York
Speaker; Mrs. J. M. Welt
Elected President.

The activities of the National
t
netn g twv• t , i a
Plans to be Made at Meeting of t
a kr
t a Jewish
tl a of
That the Detroit of 30 years ago
s last
breakfast tx
subject
o
was a hospitable, friendly, dreamy
Executive Board in Cleve-
Monday noon, May 4, by Mrs. Estelle
city, with such industries as stove
land on May 10.
M. Sternberger of New York, execu.
works, pharmaceutical factories, shoe
tier secretary of the council, at the
_
factories, but with no idea of the
great development possibilities of to-
GILBERT AND BROWN
‘It.: I
n'tg
oii' liV i't e . '1 elify;:.h Stern-
N !launClub
day, was the declaration made by the
ARE DETROIT MEMBERS berger answered questions relating to
Bon. Edwin Denby, former secretary,
t aid work sponsored by
of the navy under the Harding ad- .
--
Cuba among the 5,000
the council
ministration, in a speech delivered at ,
Meier Steinbrink of Brooklyn stranded refugees in that country.
the annual meeting of the Men's Club .
A resolution was unanimously
last Tuesday,
Head of Committee on
! of Temple Beth El, held Denby
' passed declaring that the Jewish
state d, ;
evening. "Detroit," Mr.
Arrangements.
Woman's Club repeal its by-laws and
miracle city."
"has become the m
--
Speaking of the aeroplane indus- .
c t 'il
...et i is'e m
' b)fth. ehe
CINCINNATL—Plans for the for.' ' ighsgti'•Itle„ct:l o:lu
, try, Mr. Denby said "The Shenan- .
liloah is the forerunner of passenger !nation of an organization of presi- of the Council of Jewish Women.
traffic between the United States and dents of congregations will be con- Mrs. David J. Levy introduced the
across Mitered at the meeting of the execu- resolution.
the West Indies and perhaps
ata
gtracAe
asal
at
) t I tig%r ty tJa .g 113•kt ihivi
iardcoafagtrheegaUtnaionna of liaikiniaeri,ctil;ii at atItrtas. 1 1
the country.
the rbetw
The idea of storing up aeroplanes
11 h in Cleveland, Sunday, May 10. short talk on the Detroit Symphonyi
k idiotic. The old planes would be , meet
was given by Mrs. John
Soci
obsolete. The best ships are the only I
The sessions will be held at hotel
I , fBowing the mesi-
.
ones which can be user .
•
development in air-cooled machines morning
Cleveland
beginnng
at 9:30
the tlent's report, delivered by Mrs. Max
and
will continue
all in
day.

i■ l

MRS. JOSEPH M. WELT

De e' t ) . r " ,r, ■

o k i■

40 per
cent." become The board members will adjourn at May, Dr. Nellie Perkins spoke on
the s hip will
hat Detroit
no doubt
li ghtens
T center of the air industry in the 10 o'clock in order to attend a pe. "Some
the
Problems
Mrs.
Joseph of
M. Adolescence."
Welt was elected
Jewish
United States was the conclusion cial joint religious service which is
being arranged in their honor by the President of the Council ffiosen
cers chosen
omen
and
the
other
o
reached by the sp eaker.
first
vice
was re-elected two leading Reform congregations of W
Gilbert, e
omon
Harry Sol
president
of the club. Mr. Solomon Cleveland, the Temple and the Euclid pres
art: ident;
Mrs. Miss
Isaac Emma B utzl, s econd-
Will Speak Sat-
taincluded his report with the recom. Avenue Temple. The services will
Meyer, D ..,
senernovits
mendation that young men over 18 be held at the Temple, East 105th vice-president; Mrs. Oscar
,
Lee Robinson,
urday and Sunday Eve-
Neumann Reviews Work of Or - years of age who were not members street and Ansel road. Addresses on recording secretary; Mrs.
her conregation should be the occasion will be delivered by Rab- corresponding secretary; Mr Henry
nings at Kirby Center.
ganization Since Incep-
g
Morris his Abbe Mild Silver and Louis Wol- Weinstein, financial secretary; Mrs.
of any ot i into membership.
—_
erica."
admitted vice-president, reviewed the sey, spiritual leaders of the congre. Jack
tion in 1921.
Garrett,
Goldberg assistant financial sec.!
-
'
The governor then cited a bill pass
1 retary; Mrs. I.ouie James Rosenberg, '
s
Ile. Chaim thernovitz,
who is en
Partleiliating in the joint re- treasurer; Miss Hatt ie Gittleman,
ace
Rosenheim
gations
ed by the legislature two years ago
l
to Palestine to take the position
- ,
auditor, and Mrs. Henry J. Krolik, r
ver
his
veto,
accepting
as
state
prop
erty
the
John
Bryan
farm
on
terms
,
NEW
YORK.—Four
years
of
strug.
year's
work
and
Wal
o
A special
committee was recently custodian. The members of the board
prohibiting forever any form of re. ' gle tied achievement in the course of reported the convention of the Na- ' ligious
service.
ns for the es- of directors ere: Mrs. Henry J. Ber. is head of the Talmudic and rabbinic
I which many pessimistic prophesies tional Federation of Temple Brother- .
hoods, stating that the federation had appointed to make soci
plaety of temple koLitaz, Bali sz se 1, Altui r g austcah flirt reos
w n , Fite
o 52. ' tablishment of a
t
I failed to justify themselves were cele-
ligious public worship thereon.
ns Mis r'-
1
r al
a getters"
' heated by
Ilayesod
°givers
from 42
brotherhoods
all Keren
over the
country.
The and
nc A grown
resolution
was
unanimously passed heads. It is expected that submitted
a report I'
"I
Mrs.
Isaac
Gilbert,
Miss
Hattie
b
g
be
of
this
committee
will
be
n
weld •
declaring that community singi
sembl y forbade religious worship lo e i
,
brink of
. ultt!Ilr a f ; INoignouwxa
hdarlsdbeSragm
I en
birthday of hed a feature of the meetings of the club. at the meeting. Meier Stein
Brooklyn, president of the Eighth 9.1 r t! Jack
llrbrrw
assembly seeks to compel the state t o I ' American Keren Ilayesod, establis the
In addition to Mr. Solomon, the
3'
n, cepliun
and stress" on following officers were elected: Vice- I Avenue Temple of that city, is chair- Goldenberg, Mrs. A. M. Ilershma
teach religion to all the school chit. in a period "of storm
May,
Max
man
of
this
committee.
The
organiz-
MN. r David J . Levy. Mrs.
dren of Ohio without regard to the April 21 , 1921, during the fi st visit
Robin-
p resident, Morris Garvett; recording ; Mien, when formed,
ill include in Mrs.
w Lee Mayer, Mrs. Oscar Robin-
teachfrigs received at their mother
Dr. Chaim Weizmann to this coon- secretary. A. C. Lappin; financial sec-'
ll son, Mrs. Monroe Rosenfield, Mrs.
knees. It is my belief that religious of
i a t nde
In New York, where the biggest ' rotary, David Ponnusky; treasurer, its membership
the
presidents
a . Jacob Rosenthal, Mrs. Louis James
ciliated
te da ew ehr of
a
aat
a
t
tay
congregations
in our bowies, Sunday tr y.
n
a
u
Joseph Lichtenstein. The members the
teas
Rosenberg, Mrs. Sidney Silberman,
schools and churches, by the good
of the board of director are, in ad-
t coo n- Mrs. Charles C. Simons, Mrs. William
of
the
meet
mothers, fathers and ministers of campaign of a the
four
years
now
close,
Morris
A. is
Zeldin,
dition to the officers, Alvin D . liersch. ically in different parts
drawing
try to consider questions concerning Stearns, Mrs. Henry Weinstein, Mrs.
Ohio, is far preferable to compulsory the campaign manager, issued a spree- -
Alexander, David Wilkus and
the welfare and spiritual development Benjamin Welling, Mrs. Joseph Welt,
call to his army of workers for ex. I Joseph Hartman.
teachings
teachings of religion by the state."
of congregations, and also to develop Mrs.
s. Melville Welt, Mrs. henry Wine.
..--______
The governor's disaPProtal of the 1 ial
tra efforts to signalize the birthday.
plans for extending the usefulness of man, Mrs. Harry Winston and Mrs.
bill
marks
the end
of one
of the
bit- 1ln other cities the day was taken ad- I AliER/cikii RELIEF
terest
religious
fights
waged
in the
the union's activities. There are at Ilenry J. Krolik and Mrs. Rosa T. Ro-
Ohio legislature in recent years. The I vantage ofin the same manner. The
send, honorary members.
i present 278 congregations affiliated
measure, introduced by Representa-1Yiddish dailies in New York took note ,
1,11
the union. This membersh ip in.
live Ross P. Buchanan, Carroll Coun-lof the day in special editorials.
; dudes temples in every large city in
CAT s
to compel all pub.1 Emanuel Neumann, the retiringi
the country, from the East to the
ty
sought of the state to read I executive secretary, who has been I
West, from the South to the North.
lie farmer,
school teachers
pu. I identified with the Keren Ilayesod in
Every present president of the affili-
the
e e
ten verses from th e Bible to so would I that post throughout thntire
period
S. at ed congregations will be invited to
It al
I of its tribulations and victories, issued1Nathan Straus and Stephen
pits every school day.
join the organization.
to
Re-
have compelled every pupil beyond the
Wise Sign Ap peaI
a statement in which he recalled the
fourth grade to memorize the Ten I discouraging conditions of conflict and
1 In addition to the project to estab-
some Relief Work.
lish the society of congregational Dean of Hebrew University
Commandments.
gious factions and other organisIdivision within the Zionis t ranks u n.
(
NEW YORK.---(J. T. A.)—A call presidents, there will be a series of
question of i der which the Keren Ilayesod in Am-
Rel
Will Ask Jews for Funds
on measure
the
zations
took sides
the passage
of the
and erica ye:is established. It
was
a per. was issued from the Provisional Am- other important matters which will
Mr.
Neumann
For Expansion.
Europe to all national Jewish be brought up at this executive con.
o f civil strife
--
of Eastern Committee for Jewish Relief in ference. Consideration will be given
throughout its stormy route through iod
committees and on the floors of the I states, "when the former leaders re- erican
NEW Y 0 11 K. — Dr. Judah I,.
House
the galleries
were
American Zionism
laid of
down
. activities,
which
include
the
main- alagnes, once rabbi of Temple Emanu.
packed and
with Senate
spectators
interested
in I, I sponsibilities
because
their their
disbe- ' organizations and communities to send to
the 1925-26
budget
for the
union's
to a conference which is to
lief in the possibilities of the Keren delegates the problems arising from tenance of the Hebrew Union College, El and newly elected dean of the Ile.
the Department of Synagogue and brew University of l'alestine, re-
.I Hay•estel in the United States. The air consider
the outcome.
Eastern I
WEIS rife with pessimism and predic- . the condition of the Jews in will take I School Extension, the National Feder- turned recently on the steamship
f
ation of Temple Sisterhoods and the Duilio to confer with Jews in the
Europe.
Lions of defeat. The men V. 0
up the burden, imbued as they were , place Sunday afternoon and evening, National Federation of Temple Brot -. United States on means of rais in
21, at the Biltmore Hotel, New erhoods.
Jew-
funds for the expansion of the uni-
May
with faith in the idealism of the
Members of Board.
versity.
.i hmasses, had to grit their teeth and York .
s
The provisional committee, in whose
--
The university is for the Jewisn
The members of the executive
David A. Brown in Moscow on Behalf 1 i step by step toil their way along the name the call was issued, consists of
said,
eople of the world, the
I d . fr . It uphill road.
•
'
of Group of American Jews.
Jew i s h workers board of the union
g
it
' is
' h oped t o t h row it open to
but
"There are many, and the nffieers a number of eat •
•
t h eimer,
ts
urg
,
B
en
Al
h•
b
--
throughout
the
country
and
includes
i
aron,
Pitts
1 A
them,
New York; N. Henry Beckman, CM- all who may desire to attend, regard.
MOSCOW.---(J. T. A.)—David A. of the Keren Ilayesod are among
n 'where
that the results achieved _fudge Julian W. Mack, Louis Lipsky . cinnati; Isaac W. Bernheim, Louis- less of race, creed or sex. Ile said:
. ..
'
stroll, American Jewish , who o
Brown of D
chairman of the Zionist Org'anization
' ehould have been even greater. Nev-
-
Ed
social worker, arrived here recently
Adolph
the ,• ertheless we are now, after four of Am i
Ordre ar n S'rith ' ear M. Cahn, New Orleans; Alfred
off
from Palestine on his way around
ter
rabbi•
chairman.
world.
W. Edelman, Los two large schools that constitute a
Dr. ' '
salmis(:
David
I tmerit's
Angeles; Gustave A. Efroymson, In- university. These are the faculty of
he ,
Brown
,)
,
financial I:folios Goldman, Frederick
A
behalf of a group sha ll rea in gladness.' The
Dr A J. Rongv, Louis Vorhaus, Judge dianapolis; Arnold Falk, New Or- science
and we
the expect
humanities
"Later
to set faculty.
up the uni-
' "
came toRussia
ew Y k•
of American Jews who are interested record of the four years shows a tote
Hugo Pam of Chicago; Dr, Harry leans; Lee K. ran
, Cincinnati; versity as the greatest center of Jew-
of
$8,000,000
raised
by
the
Keren
J. Walter Freiberg' h
in the fate of the Russian Jewishl
Friedenwald of Baltimore and Rabbi l Mrs.
Julius W. Freiberg, Cincinnati; Isaac ish learning in the world. We are
impoverished
what masses
can be for
done
the to purpose
emetic, Ilayesod among the Jews of America.
ntem lating a school of Oriental
. I,. Levinthal of Philadelphia. Amen-,;
This, of course, is aside from other
.
Gilbert, Detroit; 1)r. Samue
f
P a 1 es toe by t he Na- , The necessity for resuming
s o.
I
nds
raised
for
funds
"Fir
I
tional
Fund,
the
American
Zion
Com-
I
can
Jewish
relief
work
in
Eastern
Eu-
enson, Cincinnati;
Pittsburgh; Simeon
Robert M.
P. Gold-
rate their condition.
John- studies
gether and
with comparative
philosophy, religion,
history, to.
-I .
"There are three points to be made
rope, is described in the call issued by man, Ci ncinnati• Adolf Kraus Chi. ciology and other courses."
. srt, monwealth and other agencies which
,
committee
over
the
son
Samuel Untermyer has contributed
clear," Mr. Brown stated
t h e provisional
whether the Jews in Soviet Russia a e , amount to another million dollars per ; signatures of Nathan Straus and Dr. euio; Benjamin I,owenstein, 'Cleve- '
asset addition
to the which
funds has
raised,
colon iz ati on
. an
organization
network
been Stephen S. Wise. lie
"It has become ap- land; Jacob W. Mack, Cincinnati; funds for
the amphitheater
completion and
eaten
of the
of the
uni-
z-
year. In
workng
willi
to engage i n
of
great
importance
is
the
coloni
-
in
parent that the relf activ it in 'na g' ' Henry L. Mayer San Francisco• Ed versity.
sec on dl y, whether their
; w
St. Louis; Nath'an J.
B Meissner, ' St.
only a bare e l iv g
• B.
nificiently carried on by American win
f rn
ill furnish
ation
established all over the country with
Miller, New York; Dr. Julian Morgen-
or can provide a decent existence and I the
national headquarters in New I .tews ' during
not
during the war years should ...
l- ,
whether the Jewish settlers are lega
I have been brought to a close whil s s t stern, Cincinnati; Henry Morgenthau, MIZRACHI CONVENTION
d and York well organized into its depart-'
b
re
of
our
brethren
are
New
York; Rabbi Morris Newfield,
er
IN CLEVELAND MAY 16
ly safe with regard to
s ' the' great
and the regional office
suf. [ Birmingham; Adolph I. • ewm ,
money invested. If these conditions ments
principal centers of the country in- ' evperiencing dire need and untold
Adolph S. Ochs, New
base
laers•eland;
Cyk
are favorable, the cause of Jewish
firing. Our European brethren
The eleventh annual convention of
luding Boston, New Haven, Roches-
York; Herbert C. Oettinger, Cincin-
colonization work in Russia ought to e
:ben
hi will be held in Cleveland
e trying to help themselves, but
re; the
Pittsburgh, Balti-
in , heimer, BaltimoDr.
May Mizrac IS. The Detroit Mizrachi
be made the world's cause," Mr. ter, Philadelphia, Detroit,
Cincinnati, ; the catastrophe was too overwhelming esti; Henry Oppen
In to
Cincinnati;
more, Cleveland,
Ornste
St. for their limited resources and they ' William
Brown declared.
David Philipson, Cincinnati; Carl E. will hold a meeting at the Mogen Ab.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis,
Dr. J
Mr. Drown conferred
ton Savannah and Los come to us once more with a plea fori
ti • Marcus Rauh, raham Synagogue, Farnsworth street,
C' '
1
'
'
seph Rosen, director of the Jewish ww '
May ,
help.
Pittsburgh; Maurice D. Rosenberg, on Monday evening, •
ight line
lnization
Ange l es.
"We cannot refuse to listen to their
Distribution Committee coo
.
ignificant as the funds
W Rosendale , delegates to this convention. • •
S i mon
g
1
"Just as s e
,
as
the
Y
work, and other social workers.
cannot
evade
The
purpose
of
the
Manic 1 IS
machinery Plea W erests
Rosenwald,
Chicago;
o
-
raised and the he
upon us. We must be Albany; Jul'ius
s afeguarding of Jewish tra ditioneand
•
, 's the enlistment of new so clearly h
t'vit • cut short by the A ,. I Saltzstein , Milw aukee; Louis
f Jewish observances
'
.
ARABS DEM AND COUNCIL forces for Palestine through the Ker- on
Schlesinger, Newark; Isaac , c o ,
•
en
Ilayesoti
and
the
conversion
of
its
seemingly
necessary
dissolution
of
war
Atlanta;
Charles
Shohl,
Cincinnati;
in
the work of rejuvenating the Holy
REPRESENTATIVE OF ALL
part
e
must
secure
.
and
and
as
such
is an integral pa
another. Mr. Jars a son
W
cornel relief , organizations.
h
of the Zionist movement. The Miz. Scool
of Science of the Universi y
men bun- Dr, Abram Simon, Washington; Meier L
o pponents. They did rn't
•
' on the! immediate
T. A. ) — Accord . i former
diate aid for the perishing
inted of Chicago, indicated proof, Profes- .t "In order that unity of purpose
!in all at once. Now, however,
and Steir,brink, Brooklyn; Horace S t ern,
o
LONDON.--(J.
,
wy
hall
be best achieved, it is essential
men
American I (reds of thousands of
P iladelphia; Samuel Straus, Cincin- rachi bears in mind
Ilerzes
p must sox Compton said, of the theory
turn to
Judaism
d in the Daily
ing to a report publish e
h
re
children in Eastern Europe"
addi- the ether does not go along with the 'that harmonious feelings shall pre-
Mail, the Arab delegation which ap- fourth anniversary of the Am
h r Roger W. Straus, New York; dictum, "The
nati;
a
se
s
Zi
ph
urn t
, vail among all of the components of
before Colonel Amery in Jeru- Keren Hayesod, we can announce
return
--------
rmer wit
op-
Artu Hays Sulzberger, New York; precede t the
r spial pses the Miz-learth. A race between
.•.
.
.
o its
two
earns our ...•
pared
mite direr-
ed that the national goy- justified p ride that all the fo d have .
aanc triatien h.
ritu practical program of light traveling in opposite
i; tgl v
C i nactininuadt u
f th e Koren Ilayeso
gerila va
. n tional
me. of our country lies
et ana, TNr ea sti
IN.I. Nuelv tato
in
salem demand
p ortents o
i sponsors a
tan D le was
The greatness
, TO EXTEND PALESTINE
ld be made
become
its
friends
and
support-
i Wile 49 schools in Palestine; '
i.rnment of Palestine shoo
Michaelson
aelson ,
no w.
MMIGRATION LAWS
, It
gelstrin, New York; , e ix o
. give
res pons ible to a representative coon. ,
Boston; Aaron Waldheim, St. hoofs; it recently organized a bank to
cis composed of all the communities in ears.
ettlers and t • g t
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.1—"The A. Leo Weil, Pittsburgh; Ilerman financial aid to s
the country, in proportion to the num-
i lussiang- ha
speech, of the press, of the exercise
c p* e with' the ho
theory.
Jews against
is giving the
no pref.
that t s rep- Bial.,FOUR SENDS LETTER
govert
Arabs Wile, Buffalo; Albert Wolf, Phila. tempting to
I.er of inhabitants, and
of religion—spell America.
oven t he
er tish to the nmen
I Bri
seance
l
should
he
"Of late we have heard much, in
resenta tivea counc
right to fr me th ie const
certain quarters. of race and have
noted a disposition by some, happily
an inconsiderable minority, to dif-
ferentiate between our citizens on the
basis of race. So far as this tendency
has developed an effort has been
lfo
' made to construct as a standard of
excellence a mythical race. unknown
to science, or history, or geography.
"'There are others who have been
so enamoured of the idea of legislat-
ing along racial lines that they are
seeking to have the entire population
analyzed for the purpose of resolving

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CONFERENCE

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FOR NEW COLL EGE

STUDIES CONDITION
OF RUSSIAN JEWRY

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will
; herit-
w well
f youth
the city
teps of

up our
steal
'own in
ms may
;ram of
which

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greed
inspired
e words
ghteous-
n with a
wn. For
founda-

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tion and
contacts
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it into its racial origins. That may
be followed by psycho-analysis and
microscopic blood tests. All this
merely leads to the introduction of
the ideas of caste foreign to those
concepts
that have produced the phe-
I
of this
nomenal growth and progress
republic.
recognised
but
"Hitherto we have
one race and that the human race. It

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