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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1925
VOL. XVIII. NO. 4
Yellin Guest
ITO, ORGANIZED BY
REFORM, ORTHODOX JUDAH MAGNES HAD Dr. Of
Detroit Jewry ZANGWILL I VOTES TO
AND CONSERVATIVE SUCCESSFUL VISIT
SUSPEND ACTIVITIEs
DELEGATES CONFER
Raised $800,000 in Endow-
, ments and $140,000 Annual
Income For University.
Was Here Monday in Interest
of
Hebrew Teachers Col-
lege of Jerusalem.
Jewish Territorial Organize•
tion, Founded in 1906,
Will Liquidate.
Urged to Remain
Loyal to Judaism
PALESTINE DRIVE SOCIAL AGENCIES
MAKING PROGRESS PLAN TO ORGANIZE
NATIONAL COUNCIL
Speakers Tell Shaarey Zetlek Managers of Campaign Praise
Graduates to Develop Re-
Workers; No Let-up Until
ligious Life.
$100,000 Is Raised.
Decision Made at Conference
of Jewish Social Workers
Pleas ter staunch adherence to the
"The campaign for $100,000 for
Firm Time In America That
Dr. David Yellin, vice-mayor of
tenets of Judaism and for zeal in the
Held in Denver.
Palestine Foundation Fund, the
Deputies from Three Fac-
Ell Jerusalem, one of the world's au-
NEW YORK. -- (J. T. A.)
acquisition of Jewish knowledge as tar
Jewish National Fund and the !le-
I 0 w me nt funds for the Hebrew Un thorities on the Hebrewhinguage and ZANGWILL HOPES FOR
the means by which Jewish intlividu• brew University received the largest
tions of Jewry Meet.
Ran
versity in Jerusalem amount i rig t 0 on IlebiTW SC h 00 I
REVIVAL IN AMERICA ality may be attained wt.re made at amount of publicity at the smallest MORRIS WALDMAN GIVES
more than $800,001) have been se- Detroit last Monday and spoke at
commencement exercises held in
expense," according to A. l'. Lappin,
TALK ON FEDERATION
cured
and
an
approximate
income
of
luncheon
in
his
honor
at
the.
Phoenix
.
the Shaarey
honor of the eradinite4 ] of last
ABRA M SIMON ASKS
Sunday the director of the campaign. "This
!A r b on
also delivered several
h
t ! ' W as Or ganized in London to — the
$1111,000 annually for the university Club.
?
"r
Zedek
Sunday
,
fhre. netutthpet i opnoayl
FOR CO - OPERATION ' has been promised for a long term ttl,nn
the
United
classes
at
:
the
morning.
Twelve
boys
and
girls
re-
l
ks
tO
ta
Find Homeland For Jews
Says First Attempt Toward Un-
ch‘o-'llintieer‘a.'t7itil"rrtg:Cti•Yiviti:1 t
of years, according to Dr. Judah L. brew Schools. Dr. Yellin istour iiineg - '
—
eeieed certificates after completing , Scouts, the Walker (till Posting Con,.
Other Than Palestine.
• •. 11.1
ity of Communal Activi•
cours e i n
an eight-year
Pleads for Greater Membership Magms, dean of the university, who the country le behalf of the Hebrew
sailed recently for London following Teachers College of Jerusalem, which
LONDON.. - 1.1. T. 1.1 --The Ito heal literature and Jt•wish history. pany and the newspapers,
particular-
ties Needs Changes.
Jewish Chronicle,
who
Detroit
in Synagogues; Says Jews
it several months stay in the United is narking to raise funds to build an ,
wish Territorial Organization) . Addresses exhorting the graduates to ly The
institution to house the (Je
St ates, in an interview with the rep- adequate
school, Julius Rosenwald of Chicago I will liquidate its activities, it was de- ' set forth their studies and to equip , voluntarily columns
gave the
campaign
many
Must be United.
without
any charge.
DENVER.— GI. T. A.1 — The fed-
resentative of the Jewish Telegraphic gave Dr. Yellin $50,000 for the ' cided at a meeting of the Ito council,' themselves for participatihn in re-. valuable
_
"The most gratifying thing about
' ligious and communal ac tivities were
eration, the first attempt of Ameri-
NEW YORK.—For the first time in Aa''''"'
"I was greatly encouraged by the buildings with the stipulation that , over which Israel Zanirwill, president , made by Rabbi A. M. Ilershm j an, A. the result so far," continued Mr. Lap-
can
Jewry thwart! the consolidation of
ish communities raise an ad.! Presided.
Jewish
In the address which he delivered Louis Gordon, superintendent of the Pin, "is the fact that nearedall those
American Jewish history, representa response which the idea of the Ile- other Jewish
rew u n i vers it y i n J er u sal e m met, ditional $125,000. In order to raise , before the council, Mr. Zangwill ex- Sunday School, and J. B. Rogvoy, in- who have been thus far approached Jewish communal activities, will have
Lives of Reform, Conservative and tir. b
have matte substantial pledges, in-
to undergo an important change in the
thodox groups met in "common coon- with in the United States. I was de- this fund the famous Ilebraist ii.
visiting a number of the larger Jew. plained hiA attitude to Zionism and structor
the graduating
class.
"The of
exchange
of the old
lamps," eluding those who had never before
, lighted to see how quickly this pi e
the reasons for the dissolution of the
anything' tOWRI, Iii 010 up- near future. This was predicted in a
cil" to consider a program tit' co-open torn. enterprise of the Jewish people uniting
communities.
At the luncheon, which was attend-11k. Maintaining as he has done said Rabbi Hershman, by whkh the contributed
symposium on the subject of "Unify-
minds..
ation in religious endeavors among,
had stirred
many hearts
This This
was particularly
true and
of the ed by David A. Brown, Fred M. But.. hitherto that Zionism cannot be real- ,Jewish people achieved spiritual pow- building of Palestine."
ing Forces in Jewish Community Lite"
d, Rabbi A. M. Hershmen. Samuel , ized in Palestine, he declared that the car, moral idealism and new
the attributes
,
A
very
One
radio
program
was
Jews in the United States.
g..en
during
the
week
in
which
the
amp
l
meeting was held at the Harmonie Jewish youth who was
have also
had
a uni- Summertield,
ze
. (h)initavitInne, by Morris D. Waldman of Detroit,
,.C
lItia ttbi tbatilpfiA,?..irdi . a I
:iv:
gratified
Bernard Isaacs, Isadore ! Ito could not continue to function lie. of historic personality, for
, skiiiir:. , , a , ,,khttti riatin weer
versify training. I
which served as the basin for discus-
ph II, Ehrlich, Jacob' causeof the opposition of the Zion- involves peril to the cause of Judaism
I
Club, New York City, and there were to find such a great understanding of Levis, J ose
101,10Ntand iL
Two s
sion at the National Conference of
a vid W. Simons, Mau.. ists. "The Ito never excluded Pales. as Conservative Jews
Friedberg, D
David
present delegates from the Union of the Ilebrew University shown by a Friedberg,
its interests," he said,' By means of the Torah the Jews,.
Jewish
Social Service Workers here,
Robert Marwil,. tine fromo the fact that Dr. Eder, a , throughout the centuries of their I ardent workers, Mrs. Abe Cooper and
American Hebrew Congregations and large number of American newspaper r ice 11.
The status of the federation in Jew-
Rabbi J. Max
of New
York, wholpointing
t the Ito council, held the ! martyrdom, succeeded in accomplish- Mrs. A. C. Lappin, entertained on
the Central Conference of American men," Dr. Magnes stated.
llin's Wies
traveling
companion.
member of
the
radio
during
the
week
with
ap-
ish communities all over the country
Rabbis, representing the Reform The largest contributors toward is Dr. Y e
cal adviser to the Zion- j ing a vitality of character and a pros - '
Jewish songs, Mrs. Cooper has changed the idea of the community
.
group, and the Union of Orthodox the endowment fund were Mr. and Dr. Yellin
a brief sketch
of the
of political
ry of gave
the institution.
Ile midi;
ist office
Organization
in Palestine, which is , 'airily of intellect and of spirit more I p, 1
chests and the affiliation of the feder-
s
t
o
Congregations, representing the Or- airs. Felix M. Warburg, who donated hi •••I'he first teachers' college of Pal- now being held by Colonel Kisch, and wonderful than the wealth which singing "Eili, Eili" and Mrs. Lappin ations with them is being put into
thodox group. A resolution calling $500,000, and Sol Rosenblum of estine was organized 21 years ago to ' that Herman Kisch, son of the cok- , Aladdin was able to win with his "Rachem" and "Ilatikvah." All of practice.
d in the Hebrew schools for nl, is a member of the Ito council, as! magie lamp. To give up this precious n . : the
speakers
stressed
point that
for the organizatitin of a conference of Pittsburgh, who gave $250,000.
Palestine
is no
longer the
an experiment
"Hitherto the federations in the
An American committee for the fill a n ee
national congregational and rabbini-
United States have not lived up to
cal organizations was unanimously purpose
of aiding
the development
a.,•11
trained of teachers.
Since
proof
of his
contention.
as of Aladdin's
wife
had done i
of the Hebrew
University
in Janina- 135
graduates
the college
are 1914,
now Mr.
Zangwill
expressed
his However,
convic. the gift,
case
the old but
wonder-achiev.
I —that
it is
an existing,
prospering
needs
the assistance
of the their potentialities as a rallying and
and
teaching in Palestine and abroad, in- tutu that Palestine cannot be turned ing lamp which she exchanged for a lend
unifying force in Jewish life. The
adopted.
M.
.. lame
is to
be Dr.
formed
by Felix
Warburg
and
Emanuel
Libman, eluding the United States. The col- , into a Jewish national homeland, de- , new but ineffectual lamp which I American are
Jews of to the
help
it more quick-
increasing
num- situation has been demanding the in.
The conference was called at the re
I brought nothing but disillusionment, , ly taken
troduction of new forms since the o •
quest of the Union of American It
Mr. Warburgg
as Dr.
chairman.
The
lege is for
housed
an must
old Arab
resi-, as
daring:
Plumer's of
appointment
lude
Cyrus Al-
dence,
which in
rent
be paid,
High "Lord
Commissioner
Palestine !to give up this precious gift of Ju-11ier of immigrants. Mn. Lappin in the
brew Congregations in pursuance
c
inadequate for its nee :. shows that Great Britain intends to . deism for that which is but a feeble concluding speech emphasized the Joy eration of the community chest, whic ,
as well an the duty of giving towards by its interdenominational character,
a resolution which was adopted at its committee will in
last biennial convention, asking for err, Jacob Billikopf, Dr. Abraham and which in
d'i.
! f ie: , i .trs. t i tonn alitiaLy i :knell tii: , ephtiol a b n eth a r o Plc
the calling of a conference of Jewish Eleanor, Dr. David Kaliski, Louis There are nu model schools near the turn that country into a crown col-
reflection
of it, is to engage in a the fund.
, tragic
bargain."
More than half of the total has wor k . The next ste) in the Jewish
congregational organizations for the Lipsky, Judge Julian W. Mack, Louis. building where students may receive ' ony on the same basis as all her other',
•
Studied Sources of Judaism. who been plt, dired had the total will be
!colonies. Leonard Stein's practically.,
rMarshall, Walter Meyers, Eugene Un- . training by practice teaching."
.
o
easily reached and exce ded " i the e vision of work.
Gordon,
Speaking of the possibilities of the i official book on Zionism and the nres- .
Superintl•ndent
All philanthropic
purpose of effecting a Program f
and Frederick Warburg.
frankly aban- , awarded the certificates, declared e n
the
I at
''' Lappin,
Friedberg,
n of alorri
hairman,
ant
. r.
closer religitms fellowship and mutual ter Dr. alagnes, who sailed fur Lam- Hebrew Teachers College becomingient status of I
. the di- work will have to be handled by the
of Jewish political ; that the course which the graduates c
all
the
no
;TO
have
public
agencies
and
the community
co.operatiim in relignius endeavors.
at of the Hebrew University, Dr. dons the hope
.1ton for the hpurt:aose of attending a m
' be no chest; all national, international, spir-
cf Yellin said: "The Hebrew Universy ascendancy and even of a gratin 1 completed included the sources of Ju- rt•ctor, When
Mr. Ben Altht•imer, a member of the 1 hetet ing . of the b.; ra of
for', predominance in numbers of Jt•ws in , deism -- the Scriptures, the Prayer been reached and there ;TO
o-
itual
and
cultural
work
will have to be
executive board of the Union of Ile-
Studies
hin ie.s, ti the has no department at present it
Book Jewish history and the Jewish let-up until this has been ammo- budgeted
.
budgeted separately. This new form
declared education; it must develop the al- !Palestine.
ten"fnu.
t
brew Conieregations, opened the meet- til:'bri:stitUniversity,
. further
.
' These source books, plishetl.
'.
'
The establishment of the Hebrew , ancyclopeta
.
of organization will make the federa-
. •
ing, and then turned it over to Rabbi tent ;1:e additional income of $140,- ready existing departments. We hope I
duates . to con-
Col- j University, although a magnificent In •• ' I .
.
[ion in America what the Kehillah
. th e g ra
Abram Simon, president of the Cen- 000 includes the pledges of the Amer-' to connect the Hebrew Teachers
within 1 e 'conception of Palestine as a spiritual .' staid
enabled
C A tuns rim L OSES
. th
or studies and to enrich their
a
ror...2.3,,IT
cif
was in Europe," Mr. Waldman stated.
.'
•
e
, h Orilla/LA:a 1A-
I to esta 1 i 1 is
teal Conference of American Rabbis,
Jewish I hysicians . °mini it , ' lege with
•
1
.
.
d
ars
a,
such
a
department
is
neces.
center,
is
not
real
Zionism.
Lord
further
spiritua
equipment
an
the
committee
a
Form National Council.
whose chairman is Dr. Retinal and y e
who Wan Chairnutn Of
r. Zangwill
their individuality.
. ,
for a well rounded university." Stanhope," M
d
b
oar
the
h
'
I
f
eery
,•
•
te
ta-
charged with calling of f th conference
prt
st
hose
. r •
Formation of a council on national
-------
"We are in need of Jews," assert-
David A. Brown, in a short talk, stated, "estimated on behalf of the
--I
In his address Rabbi Simon, pointt•d governors of the university is Dr.
Waited Jewish nwial agencies was the result
otiol1M/
air.
Gordon,
"who
possess
indi-
Judge
Stet.
Composer
Had
011
Oman,
out the need of a united Israel to help Emanuel
L' of $50,000 yearly paid a tribute to Dr. Yellin and his I government that there are
of the National Conference of Jewish
Too Long to Claim Authorship.
who do not conform blind-
i
pport of the Institute of two sons, who are active in govern-lacres of land available for Jewish ' vduality,
in the solution of problems t•onfront- fo the support
Social Workers.
agriculture in Palestine, but nothing . 1 y. but who know the reasons under-
I.
.
•
'
t•
t
tc.
airs
in
Pales
it
Medical
Research
of
the
.le
ive
mental
ing American Jewry.
of the A
Fifteen re r
lauded the philanthropic work of Ju. is being done by the 13ritish govern• lying Jewish doctrintis and observ- , NEW YORK,—Federal Judge Knox
that there was only one Judaism, dt•- School of the university.
antes and how they, as Jews, are din; in United States District Court, din- erican Jewish public at large and twmi;
Among the other contributors of lies Rosenwald and spoke of the lat• meat to promote the settlement of
spite differences among Jews, and urg.
inguished from other peoples. For !missed Jacob Koppel Sandler's suit to delegates representing each of the fo e
•
•
t
Jews
on the described
land."
cad the various elements in Jewry to yearly sums are Mrs. Jacob Wert- ter's interest in Jewish education. the Mr.
Zangwill
the pan-
Ion time we have had the apolo- prove his authorship of the famous lowing organizations will compass the
together to work for a common heim, Mrs. Isabella Freedman, Mr. Rabbi A. M. Hershman spoke briefly. cal and economical situation of Jews getic Jew, who continually apologizes 'Jewish hymn "Eili, Lilt' and to re- council: The National Jewish !kepis
2 ,
r the
Detroit
s
quo
a
o
and
Mrs.
laillIA
Unterberg,
Samuel
s t ra in Joseph P. Katz and others from tat of Denver, the Hebrew Immigrant
spiritual
purpose.
spiritual
Untermyer, Frederick Brown anti I fund being raised by Dr. Yellin will in Europe as calamitous and dt•clar •t1 for everything that is Jewish, who,
. .
1 $3 ,000, that a Jewish territory is now more while outwardly a Jew, would not publishing it. The gist of Judge Aid Society of New York, the Jewish
.
Rabbi Simon's Speech
2,500
giving 1
But
t
ant than over before.
All Jews, he said, should be afldnit- D. Morrison, each of
hesitate to give away his birthright KnoX'S opinion was that if Sandler Consumptive Relief Society of Den-
n $100,000. some Eleven hundred and seventy-five dol- urg ur Declaration has proved fatal
for a mess of pottage. We want none really did compose the masterpica•e in ver, the .1ewish Consumptive Relief
ea with the synagogue, and that a the annual income o
was subscribed by the men at., Balfo
n
united effort be made to bring this of them for the establishment of pro- e
to territorialists in this generation,' of such Jews. We have no apologies Ii196, as he contended, he had put off Association of Los Angeles, the Na-
showing a fessorships, and Ilenry Bernheim, tending the luncheon, who formed fl 1 haid "because although Palestine to make for our people or for our asserting ownership too long for the
.s
e
s
' •
. C ti
c
to raise the
abou .
is unattainable as the Jewish national thinal
Desertion
Bureau
the Workers,
Cons
with regard to Jew- Alexander M. Bing, Leo Bing, Henry committee
purpose of legal
credulity.
ference of and
Jewish Social
beliefs."
deplorable
state
ish congregational
memb,:irship. 110 Dix, Arthur Lamport, Adolph Lewis- amount
necessary.
Mr. Sandler and his lawyers had
Louis M. Cahn of Chicago was elect-
The importance of religion as an
Dr, Yellin
spent Monday afternoon homeland, the Zionists fanatically op
H a rry Li e bovitz, LOuis Marshal,
e
testablish th ' jeducational factor and as a means for valued the song at 8500,000 and plan- cad president of the conference for the
said that there were 750 congreg serve- R. Sadowsky, Cyrus L. Sulzberger visiting the classes at Kirby Center. Pose every attempt o
;the attainint•nt of culture and ethical ned to recover royaltit, claim several coming year. Dorothy C. Kahn of
Rt•form, Conations oho,
belonging
to the
tive, and Orthodox
wings with a total and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wertheim. Ile examined the c hildren in their homeland elsewhere."
trvoy. aither publishers said to have reaped Baltimore, I. Irving Lipsitch of San
. Mr . R
i. cue s t t . I by
he
felt
very
much
Deplores
Attitude
Toward
Rossi.. values
!
u , w as t I's
,saying
work,
at
home"
with
them.
Before
leaving!
Mr.
Zangwill
deplored
the
attitude
•
He referred to the growing advocacy a harvest (no n "Elk Eih." Although Francisco and Dr. C. D. Spivak of
membership of 750,000 individuals. In
Mr.
Isaacs,
princi-
of
the
Zionist
Organization
of
Amer-'
by
educators
of
religious
training
as Sandler said he wrote the piece for a Denver were elected vice presidents;
addition he stated that there were
D r. Yellin said to
, ice toward the plan of a Jewish ter- a need quite as e mphatic as training histor kal drama, "The Sons of Ferdinand S. Bach of St. 'Allis was
1,000 smaller congregations unaffiliat-
pal of the United Hebrew Schools:
Moses," produced in the old Windsor elected treasurer and Dr. Samuel
,
for
cultural
and
utilitarian
ends.
111j, niessage to Detroit Jewry and ritory in Russia. "Judging from',
cad with national bodies. The combined
,
—
The grioluatt•s, all of whom took Theater nearly 30 years ago and that Goldsmith of the Bureau of Social
1 David A. Brown's report on the eon-
membership of the 1,750 congregation
Detroit on Behalf of l,pecially to those who are interested
in
the
exercistat,
were
Evelyn
its
popularity "made' . the play, he did Research, .err tars.
I es
' I a Pr
iximately
1,-
Rabbi
Gerson
in
1 t
in these schools is that they ought to dition of Jewish colonization in Rus• Part
he atIded, includes
Telshe Institution of Lithuania.
Ralph not have it copyrighted until 1919 al-
The conference also decided unani-
is today, there is a certain territory
solidity Berkowitz. Toha Berman,
be very proud of their work."
500,000 stalls.
----
Bernstein
Isabelle
Cohen
Rebecca
t
•r
Sophie
Breslau
it to great ac.. mously to undertake field service. Two
• sang
•
.
, •
i
,
t •
. a .certain
' 'Minn ,
. at the Hebrew in the offer of
Two forme r pupils
"Dov, s this mean," Itabbi S
Rabbi Chaim
Gerson,
repre- Teachers
!owlet workers will be engaged on full
of the Hirsh
American
Committee
College of Jerusalem who which the Soviet government made Eiseman, Shirley Friedman, Gert- claim at the Metropolitan.
hIlf
of
went on, "that nut even ont- .
•
The tired
old composer who had lost time for the purpose of visiting the
although Brown rude Goldman Charlotte ilirschb
• t ir,
t he
.
time ago
the Jews of the country are identifie d ' tir the Support of the Yeshibah are now teaching in Detroit are Minn SIII110
. s f'
nited Hebrew Schools, New
Palestine
the Z already movement, the Edwin Moss, Rose Rapoport, Samuel his fight for n•cognition as the ereakr ! small communities, advising, guidin
assisted
with religion and religious
that institu-
we are'., Telski, is in Detroit on behalf of the Leah Pike, head of the kindergarten
i
lament of his race and co-ordinating federation and
already began an out- Robins and Milton Sorock.
of the plaintive
e
thins? Does this Won
religitm? , Ytthilinh and is asking kr the co-op. work of t h Chayah
functions In Jewish corns
Cantor Samuel Vigoda songs a folk realized that his own life reflected !lanthropic
phi
King, who teaches et. 3
i against
Jai g n for Jewish
'
• this • cani 1
g
..
a Pe•iPle of
!
much
of
the
tragedy
it depiets.
not
essentially
"In
Cheder"
and
Edwin
'
in
Russia.
However
a imunal life. The Social Service Quer-
Granted that some 'Jews express their eration of the local co mmunity. The and Miss
odonizationnimous
, 1 song entitled
Yeshibah, one of the largest at the Wilkins Street School.
m
hurls me, yes, to lose, he s id,. ter, a new publication issued by the
Zionisth like Na-, Moss
played Grieg's " M o r n i n g
h
more
magna
Jewishness solely in terms of philan- Tel
l-
with
an enroll-
i
He alm accompanied Mr. •• "It
"I it h
is not so much the money. They I conference, will he continu ed acconl-
ut
than Straus and Rabbi Wise recog- ,
thropy or fraternity, or in organize- schools of Lithuania w
h I' pas[
ptastt.
for complemen- , vigoilo.
any of that away from ing to a decision of the conference •
aren't t
nize il the necessity
Hone which twee a Jewish blind, the mint of .100 :students, has fur t le in I l.
u
hat - I !
because
I never had any; w
me,
That the center of gravity in Jewish
waa-
tary work."
fact remains that accepting the tally 50 years played a historic r
I' f Jew-,
.1 I • I i "'
-he pa
u sed
Is social
social work is ohifting from materiel
It was stated by several leaders of
- i•lhiss.S.
is -- is
Pan.
ill ii
, develtipment td spiritual life
standard that Judaism knows, the con.
like a father that's told he can't hoer relief t personal service and spiritual
spiri
' the Ito that the organization could
gregational standard, we bave a sit- ry in Eastern Eurtipe The institu.
--
.. . Mr
• •
Ines was the opinion exPreased at
pot continue to function unless
nation that calls for very earnest con. tion is now threatened with the pros-
' '.
rhIld ' ''
s Jamb
'ma Sandler
Va convention.
-. Public Invited to Witness Ceremonies • Zangwal continues in the office of
has colleett ,d only 2"0
' i I the
convention. Mr. ( aplan of Cin-
sideration. It is a problem that can pect of dissolution because of the liras-
.
.
„
t
are t
It
•
in royalties halm "Eili, Eili," and this tanned claimed that there is
one school of ran condition of .1t•wry in Lithuania,
•t opening o 1 Vacation
Resort
president. Mr. Zangwill stated that
V
s
..
.
• a a - -a .
•
••
•
. .. -
. . - ... Jewish
funds not being availalde G a rr
—
yronlem.S aes laritely through the generosity and in•1, 1 „,,,...„,„ • in application
tor material
MA
o t he met wholly la 0
his physicians urged him to reduce his s tti d ieet
n
yolisn
sat
• and a proportionate increase in
to
the
state
of
his
sistence
of
ft
it•nds.
Ile
knows
he
is
'
.lowish thought.
maintenance during the past few
•
rt•litif
owing
•
The Young Women's Iltthrew As- activities
Conditions Are Unbear•ble.
"There is a general understanding
an impractkal man.
application for assistance in other
He was willing, however, to .
ears'
Rabbis /Adman Illtieh aml alordeeai socitaion summer camp on Lake 110- . health.
that the beat any to advance the cause y
forms of social 'service.
urn will be completed by July 1 and serve on the council of the Ito if a
T.
A.)
--
Lucie
WARS.AW. " t.l. —
of Judaism is by Jewish education, Ki I t z,
' th
of the camp will be younger man would take over the
d.
Gabe °met
,, t • • sill and son-in-few of tar
As Wolf, secretary of the Joint Foreigil
T
h
1
'
h
'
.
great
Gaon
ef
els
e,
dt
uatua,
are
the
I
and the best way to guarantee the so-
u in this country to appeal for aid for held on Thursday afternoon, July 2, leadership of tht. organization,
Another subject of importam'e disc
NATI
there was no one to step into Mr. Committee of the Anglo-Jewish Asses-
lotion of the problems in Jewish tid
this
camp
is
being
AS
,-
' th tar
• at 4 o'clock,
cussed was that of the Jewish
Demi -
' center. '
a , hi i Gerson
is
' Rot
G
Oa. built with funds raised during the re-! Zangwill's position, it was deemed elation and the Ittgad et Jewish
'
cation is by co-operating within, The
i
. the leshitch.
-
.
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Of New York argued
i
.• D
't . A maim.
.1ews (if our country, having been seri) representative
Miss necessary
!
by the council to dissolve tit, whost. atoning here to study tar AcIrd . Heam Give. Records of Order alr. Goldsmith
in e t roi
cent Emergency Fund campaign,
that the tniportance of the Jewish cell•
j
material
Polish
Jewish
problem
has
agitatts1
,
B•nag
Motile.
Gift
of
Mrs.
Herta.
of in
the this
institution
who Dr.
are Sara Landman, social director of the the organization. Mr. Zanirwill, see-
famous
county are
•■ • w dual,*
trenerous in providing for the
ter has been overstressed.
___
mv the resolution
his s Polish Jewry so much, returned to
needs of their brethrtin here and! s. no a
s interested
,
' in
. g - no hope,
gave
-
ho
"The Jewish center " Air eitildsmith
... n Bernard Revel, dean of the Retail Y. W. H. A., and others
abroad are now prepared to give lib-,
.I F RUSA I FM — 1.1 T A. I-- kn
Pe I : support, but expressed the belief that
in the camp have expressed the hope
' ,h
i .o
tt.irjrani-
j
is only
t nonteh 'of' many
lee tared "is
a: ' a ' te,.
Before his departure, Mr. Welt de- importa
it
-
n t ;1(6 i; n t. the Jewish
Isaac Elchamin Theological Sena.
'
of that all contributors to the drive at- the organization would probably he London.
malty to the cause of ,Isaiah et la
'
N. -1
I, '
tioo1 iih n rar)
engaged in the work of e ar-
,y
.1r.
za
i
dared,
in
an
interview
with
the
rep-
de
was
as
mat
ma
, revived later, perhaps in America.
tion. I believe' that a call from all he nary: Professor Louis Ginzberg
'
the
Theidogical
Seminary
tif
America
tend
the
dedication
exercises.
.In
or-
I
t-
of the
although
Jewish he
T elegra
had not Achad-Haam, farina, Hithrew writer, , oiler building. The money now being
A discussion took place as to the resentatives that
congregational and rabbinical organ
der to avoid Sunday congestion on I
who has donated tht• archive of the spent on elaborate buildings far Jew-
oeral mi • n and Rabbi Meyer Berlin, president of the road, the ceremonies are being . disposition of 500 guineas which the is Agency,
zations of our country for s
anything concrete never- Order Irnai Moshe, which was found- , ish renters could be used to hater nil-
des( ears. the The
a
Mizrachi
organization.
following
appeal has been ad• held on Thursday. A picnic luncheon , treasurer reported he had on hand.
lion dollars will n
fall of such na-
Mr.
Zangwill
proposed
that
1:100
be
thetas
he
was
convinced
that
there it by him in VW. vantage in educating the public. The
The
Only the representatives
The Order B'nai Moshe has played success of the center depends entirely
nan dressed
to Detroit
Jewry
by the
lead- will
be served
after the
exercises.
(1;thodox
rabbis
of the
common-
complete
program
will
be published given to the Marmorek Genital City are gtsd opportunities for negotiating
tinnal conferences as we represent ran
d
,
a
solution
for
the
problem
of
Polish
a
very
important part in the history on the ability of the personnel at the
to be place
in the next issue of The Detroit Jew- in Palestine, tht•
indicate the attitude of Judaism to- , rs. e"
!"...'
trained
of ‘h t. Jewish National Movement. it head tif it. We therefore need
I at the disposal of any existing branch Jewry.
ward the public schools; and not only
h Chronicle.
. of work," Mr.
11
"But the nt•gotiations in this mat- at
f the Ito desiring to take over the
s school When. the lenders of , leaders . for this kind
toward the public sch,a, but also to-
' ' 'The wt•Il - known Yeshibah of i The new camp accommodates 50 o
have token Goldsmith stated, pointing out that
t,,,,, Mr. Wtdf stated, "must take a
MOVement
f
22
work.
The
archives
and
publications
cod
National
National
.
ward week-day religious instruction. Telshe, Lithuania, has for the paste
0 girls A t one time, an increase o
Jewish Dt•pu-
funded,
the Sejm
must Of continue
to ne. he
their first lessons in public life. The' such leaders ere produced by the
over last year. Reservations are be•, of the Ito will be turned over to the ' • ties
long in time.
The Club
We Jews, lovers of the Botik and f ve rs ever since it was
infaluence of the members of this order training school for Jewish Social
religion, have no unified and acceMea ranked among the leading institutions ing made rapidly at the clubhouse, Hebrew University.
a
so-
We . of itskind in the world. It has played
At the conclusion of the confer- ilr:titt:ente with
beenw. s • It gr..at one in all branches of Work.
ko
showing, according to Miss I.andman,
stand upon this greet pradde
chest
‘
A papa . on the c community
Zionist life in the nineties.
n important role in the developme of that the camp is filling a long-felt ence Mr. Zangwill, in his address,
may be theoretically united; in the
The an hive ritiw donated by Mr. idea was read beton_ the conference
the English poet, Browning, nothing to lose tht•reliy, while, on the
an
the
spirinial
life
of
the
Jews
quoted
American
leadeth
and
educe-.
need
in
the
community
life
of
Detroit,
nyes a
impossible
for
the
Ac
had-11
aam
completes
the
archives
•
by
IV
ill
ieni
J.
Sh
naler,
president
of
in
ic
a
owe
that
"nit
failure
but
low
aim
is
other
bond,
it
the world. Europe and Amer
far the . summer
tors we are hopelessly apart. "
lead. in pr o viding
. Polish Jews to continuo to live under ' nf the Zeinist movement which were the United Jewish S'ocial Agencies of
to this Yeshibah many of their This tions of working girls. The first crime."
' conditions which are un- deposited in the library' before; name- Cincinnati, who expressed the belief
Various Representatives.
.
'
• . .
he
present
of
Ito.
re.
istory
History
-end
The delegates present wwere.Rep- ing rabbis. scholars and authors.
are -en
at 's't
1 a t th e I .a k e Huron
week
.
!The Jewish Territorialist Oraanize. ths,ai.kbk...
{y,--The archive of Smolensky, Us- . that the c o mmunity chest is beneficial
with an
. enrollment of
sort will be over July 4. The girls
Committee of to the Jews even where Jews contrib-
resenag the Union of .American Ht institution,
D e s Ute his assertion that the lino- sishkin, The
threatened with • •I
Motor lion was founthol by Israel Zangwill
w. Thin
brew Congregations — Rabbi Abram over 200 students, to f the present , will meet t at the White Star
in 1906, following the Seventh Zion- ant ii ,l onditit i ' ns under which Polish Choveve Zion and the English Choveve ate more than they withdra
Bus Terminal, 221 Woodward aV 0- ,
ravid . dissolution. because
i
idea uas oppostai by Louis M. Cahn
Simon, Washington; Rabbi D
Jews in I.ithuania.
July 3, at ist Congress, , which took Place in Jewry is living are unbearable, Mr. ,,
1
f
ndition
Jew's
a
cal
to
all
our,
on
Friday
afternoon,
Jul
.ne-
'
co
.
I'''
of Chicago, who argued against Jew-
Philipson, Cincinnati; Dr. II. G. N
h
Inn
6 o'clock, and a special bus will take Basle that year, at which the Uganda wolf expressed the npiniim that the " The Jewish National and Univer- 1
, ew , A e, the alit er.ogne
low, New York ; Ben Altheimer, .
• the week-enders direct to camp. project was the subject of a heated spirit of anti-Semitism in Poland iit sity Library of Jerusalem has received , ish participation in general commun.
I
those
who
are
interestet
in
t
e
m
r.•
•
•
through the intercession of Rabbi Dr. ity chests because Jewish needs are
York and Rabbi Jaetth Pollak, NOV 1Petuation of the Torah to extend a t Those desiring to go who have not discussion. The Uganda project.. waning
Emil Cohn a very valuable manuscript different from those of non-Jews and
Yeshibah and as yet registered at the clubhouse are which embodies an offer of the Brit-
York.
f •r- helping hand to the
ish
government
for
the
Jews
to
°stab.
Mrs. Hertz, widow of the late their philanthropic standards are
from M
Representing the Central l'op t , save
t from
.
'
sase . 1
rom destruction.
reque , ted to do SO at once.
GROUPS
CHARITABLE
ilish a territory in Uganda, British
at BaiRsilat AN
Prof. Heinrich Hertz—the well known higher.
race -f American Rabbis—Ralik Sam-
The question of child welfare among
"RABBI A .
BERLIN
TO
MEET
IN
•.
East
Africa,
was
sponsored
by
Theo-
physicist
nf Florin. It is the original
eel Schulman, New York; Rabbi Mau-
RABBI JUDAH I, LEVIN
of discussion at •
the to
dor Ilerzl, founder of the Zionist
manuscript of Hertz, "Treatise on the Jews wan
rice H. Harris, New York; Rabbi Sol-
SOCIETY OF ARTISTS
RABBI MOSES FISCHER.
.
its
who
regarded
Uganda
k•
Rabbi
William
Vement,
BERLIN.--1.1.
T.
A.I
—Represent-
Relations
ht•twren
Maxwell's
Electro-
Inn,
been attended by the delegates.
WILL MEET JUNE 25 , mo
RABBI EZEKIEL AISIIISKIN -
omon Foster, ' NeWar ,
a teniporary domicile for the Jews be-
Fineshriber, Philadelphia.
be found
in
The Society of Jewish Artists will fore the establishment of a Jewish atives of the Hebrew immigrant Aid dynamical Equations and the menu- It was the concensus
care is of to opinion
that
at Hotel state in Palestine, which seemed un- Society of America, the American tions of his Opponents." The menu- I the best child
Representing the United Synagogue PISGAH LODGE WILL
Jewish Congress, the Jewish Coloniz- script was written in 11011 when Prof., private homes and that asylums for
—Rabbi Samuel M. Cohen, Rabbi
hold a special open meeting
cereer at the Univer- . such purpoaes are fast losing ground.
INITIATE BIG CLASS . :Stetter
German Jewish Hilts- Hertz began his
Thursday evening, June 25, at ' feasible at that time.
Elias L. Solomon. Rabbi Max Drob,
Ilea),
The convention heard addreases on
osition of East a
Hertz is, as is
--
.if New
graion
efugee Com- sity of iel. PrOfessor
t
n
, ve rein, the American
h preset
A large groun of candidates will be a o'clock. A fine peogram has been . Owing to the PPP e d by
Herbert S. Goldin, all
Mr. Her
isorlef well
known, the founder of the modern the subiect o f te
d
Reli
h
RW
Jew
e
law, which was termed It curse on ac-
initiated into Pisgah Lodge, No. 34. arranged which will include musical' European
Zionists
t i
York.
the Uganda
projec
was jecte
red. ki ln mittee and th
experted to partici- thniry of electricity.
count
of
the
unhappiness
which
it
has
Repesenting the Rabbinical
Assets-
part will be consequence of the rejection of this Conference, are
. Levine, of I. O. . B., at the next !egular meet- numbers and One speakers.
Among those taking,
I brought to more than 12,000 families,
ily—Professor Morris
evening,
June
22, in Professor Samuel Levin of City Col- • proposal by the Zionist Congress, Mr. pate in an emigration conference
DEATH OF CATTAUI BEY
o n Monday
n g lodge's
York;
Rabbi
Paul Chertoff,
Brooklyn,
meeting
rooms
at Temple'
I who are separated because of the op-
the
Jewish
Theological
Seminary.
New the
i Beth
—
El. The degree team, of which , lege; Samuel Caahwani presideht of Zangwill, woo believed that • terri which will take place here on June 9.
.-1.1. T. Al—Cattaui Bey, I eration of the quota system. A reso-
CAIRO
Max Edwards is chairman, will have the society; Miss Pauline Wohl. Miss ' tory other than Palestine should be The
conference
called Emigration
on the MG
- tiative
of the was
United
llation was adopted urging that Con-
Rabbi D. Grossman, New York. Rabbi
secretary of the Royal Geographic i
foe the Jewish neenie, organ
Evelyn
Gurviteh,
Rudolph
SzekelY
found
Jacob Kohn, New York- and Rabbi B.
Several
, ized his follower' and created the Committee
here. of the Federation society in Egypt, died here recently.: gees. to be appealed to, to modify the
Representatives
charge of the ceremonies.
i
distinguished
student
and;
quota
tow in behalf of the unfortunate
R. Representing
Weilerstein, Brooklq.
a
All artists
art lovers and their , Jewish Territorialist Organization
the Union of Ortho- prominent men of the community will s and
Samuel and
Spared.
strandedin
respected in political as well as I refugees who behalf
record at- , friends are invited to attend and 1 with headquarters in London. of of Ukrainian
Jews in Great BritainHie was
as other groups, are also ex-1 WIIA
the various ports of the world.
dox Congregations—Dr. David DeSola he initiated and the officers
have
ex-
a
educational circles in Egypt.
peeled.
Goldstein,
Dr. N.
Herbert
Goldstein
tendance
the meeting.
he has been the president since as
well
Pool,
Captain
Taylor S.
Phillips.
A. preased
the at desire
to have Second I spend an interesting and pleasant I which
its inception.
nomination of officers will take place. evening.
and Morris Engelman.
ON SONG "EILI, EILI"
RABBI PLEADS FOR
AID FOR YESHIBAH
WILL L DEDICATE NEW
"Y" CAMP ON JULY 2
red"---
WOLF HOPEFUL FOR
POLISH JEWS' FUTURE hi
1
ARCHIVE GIVEN TO
LIBRARY
ONAL