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law which will make imported contract labor legal.
Such a complete turn about face seems almost unbeliev-
able. The opposition to contract labor has become a
tradition in American life. Every attempt in the past
to introduce it met with the opposition of all who abhor-
red peonage and those who have urged the mainten-
ance of the high standard of living which has been the
boast of America since the establishment of the coun-

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ABUSE OF THE BIBLE

By DR. RUDOLPH I. COFFEE

Miss Brandeis To Wed.

A marriage license was taken out in
(Editor's Note:—The Western Association of Jewish Ministers
Chicago by Paul Rauschenbusch and
was the only Jewish body in the United States which took a stand
Elizabeth
Brandeis, daughter of Jus-
11179.
on the anti-evolution trial in Tennessee, expressing the views held
MI... under the Act of March
tice Brandeis of the United States Su-
on the subject by the liberal wing of Judaism. Rabbi Coffee, a promi-
try.
preme Court. They gave their ad-
General Offices and Publication Building
nent member of the association, goes into the matter from this
The immigration legislation is proving the truth of
as
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Testament is something more than a
Load. Offic•i
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in its train. The discriminating immigration law w hich
One of the great lessons of modern
book of facts. On the contrary, it is a
a professor at IstOch' ester . The'olog7c' al
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times is that glorious victories won,
favored some Europeans as against others violated a
Seminary, Rochester, N. Y., and a
wonderful library wherein are found
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can later be lost. Progress is not
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the American scheme.
historical date, poetry, philosophy,
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cardinal principle underlying
writer on Christianity and the social
Subscription, in Advance
steady and continuing through the
law, medicine, astronomy and much
islati
issed this piece of
ages. Although the Revolutionar y
folk lore. It is ridiculous and absurd
offic• by Tuesday evening of each week.
' Rausch enbusch is instructor in War won us independence, and the
.
Pau
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the
shortage
of
f
w'
foresee
the
consequences,
espec
versity
o
ni
to estimate all these several parts as
t
economics a t the
a
Cbroolele Invitee correspond.. on subject.
World War was to make this universe
lodoreement of the
Detroit
tannin, where he made the acquaint-
TN
European
unskilled
labor
which
has
been
the
basis
of
of the same value.
M the Jewish people, but disclaims responsibility for
safe for emocra cy , the citizens of this
Thus far the controversy has been
views ...reseed by the wr ite..
once f Miss Brandeis, wh o h ad been
American industry. The country decided upon exclu -
ly
throw
e. Miss great land can easi
her
study
t
raging chiefly in non-Jewish circles.
sup- pursuing at
independence and can, tomorrow, by
Tamuz 18, 5685 sion of Coolie laborers leaving the only source of
Brandeis is a graduate of Radcliffe
Inasmuch as the Bible was written by
July 10, 1925
improper acts, lose the remarkable
Jews and given to the world through
ply the countries which have born the brunt of discrim - College, Cambridge, Mass., and a na- gains
of democracy. In a similar way,
our inspired seers and saints, we
tive of Boston.
magnificent strides which have
ination with the net result that now we are faced with
the magni
_
whose sacred possession it is, should
been made in the domain of science in
interpret these pages to an ignorant
Revisions.
The comic spirit must find a keen pleasure in the enacting another piece of iniquitous legislation to cure
Ask Prayer Book
the past century, are by no means se-
world. The rabbis in Israel, who
blunder of the first.
-
Thomas
Huxley,
Remmal of "obey" from the mar
surely achieved.
know, should tell the world that the
Swastika fulminations against the proposed World the
If this new bill should pass we shall introduce into
rittinge (s,teTevit;ae;: , shnotrsteneelinformt. o, f the whose centenary we celebrated last
Genesis creation stories were the sim-
imination
and so did his friends,
el
Zionist Congress, which is scheduled to take place in
i r
ri n anntt e, thought,
idual
with
a
status
heretofore
un-
idlith
indiv
ple narrative of facts as understood
America a new
t:e vteh e.
ly demolished
it(t:e of that
completely
the rubric!, srs!hig frliiells
Vienna. This holy organization of responsibility shirk-
by the people of that particular age.
known
and
hardly
conceived.
They
will
not
be
quota
r
burial service over suicides, and omit arguments a(i.,Zilipiskt'
In
What is noire, they were intended for
ors threatens to prevent the Zionists from meeting.
e to jo,i
cprayer
theless in our day, a wave of narrow
immigrants with the rights, privileges, d uties and obli-
ethical instruction and not to take the
referen ce
s our ficountry, and
of
their anti-Semitic rage, they will not even permit Jews
n,th :weepi,tt
p nrejudce
a
nft.;
place of scientific teaching. The Tal-
gations of prospective citizens. They will be in a cate- lion Turks
s
e
seeks
n
en
s
,
t
n
r
c
i
gn
'
a
rni:
rnasrinrn.s,
and infidels, are recommends-
to discuss plans which will enable them to leave the
mud knew that Job was not historical;
gory apart, subject to the special regulations made by
lions contained in the fourth report
to enntghrnone narrow '
that there were at least two Isaiahs,
country, where they are so thoroughly and generously
-
Prayer
Book
criticism as our highest court of scien-
on
i
Department, not to mention the re
oRfe,t1 n Co n nunssion
and throughout the ages we have al-
hated. It is a shocking bit of irony, but a people the Immigration
o f the Episcopal Church. tific appeal. It is very sad that the ways had notable illustrations of Bi-
who are simultaneously wanted and despised can ex- strictions which the fears and suspicions of the large
Bible, the most wonderful hook ever
Approval of the recommendations will
ble criticism. When America is torn
vested interests may invent.
be asked by the Triennial General
written, should be used to hold back
asunder in contending camps about
pect any sort of prank and ironic contradiction.
Convention to be held at New Orleans the hands of progress.
What a multitude of problems and questions are
Bible teaching, it becomes the duty of
next October, it was announced
It would seem that a country as hard hit as Aus -
Nevertheless, it has ever been thus.
Israel to stand forth and explain the
tria would be busy attempting to repair its damaged created by this contract labor legislation can hardly be through the Associated Press.
Christopher Columbus, seeking to dis-
true facts concerning the, pages of
women,
E
n
men
and
:h
in-
w
n
'h
rtn
es't,
T
Collect,
j
at this writing. White
h „(:ooel F rinlanyll
cover a western passage to the Irides,
Holy 1V mt.
fortunes,
but with that indolence and intolerance which imagined
cokes
was bitterly and for years success-
often
ns, c hildren born in thiscou ntry , the prospe c
fidels and heretics" and whit has ,gi v--
often is found among people who are defeated, they ropea
fully
opposed
by
theologians
who
quot-
actually frightens. Men who are not citizens or aliens,
en offense to the Jews, will read, if
ed the Bible which says in the sub-
out their spleen and get some measurC of satin-
the convention gives its final approv-
lime Nature Plahn, God "stretched out
action by molesting and torturing those who are less neither immigrants or denizens, subject to the whimsi-
al "have mercy upon all who know
the heavens like a curtain" and
cal caprice of men. What becomes of the theory of a
f
Gospel
of ThyT
ou art revealed in the
The
not
as
h
e
"founded the earth upon her bases
fortunate anti less offensive,
? What becomes of the
Anatole France in a book of his,
Son."
that it should not be moved to all eter-
The authorities have assured those in charge of country of law and not men?
the "Amethyst Ring," presents sonic
nity" (Civ: 2, 5.) That the writer of
arrangements that these threats are mere idle talk of equalitarian theory? To get but a faint picture of the
Jewish types, that of the Jewish
these verses was quoting inspired
Bust of Lewisohn.
rresponisble hooligans. It may be so, and frankly we abominations ad miseries, a dip into the history of the
poetry never entered the minds of nouveau rich family of Bonmont.
t,li n g h in wgiilflt
d en 0Lewisohn
et f A Adolph
insignificant noisy group of indentured servant in the colonial period will suffice.
those bigoted theologians. They made For the Bonmonts, who changed their
of
plaAcebuths itablet
original name of Gutenberg when
commit a more grievous sin
i ncline to the view that an insigni
Must we, perforce, co
such words their sole basis of decision
the Lewisohn Stadium to the College
they changed their religion, are apos-
anti-Semites has again some undeserved publicity.
in all matters of geography. Ilarvey
hd
of the City of New York, Harriet L.
But even granting that the tempest is only one in against the wretched
ones in Europe by passing such a
in 1698 proclaimed his epoch-making fates from Judaism. They discarded
df
NlcC rtie,ofseetztacrts:lleogfe,thaen nboonanredeeo
discovery
of
the
circulation
of
the
the
old faith when, having made
a tea pot, it. throws a light upon the conditions of Jew- monstrous piece of legislation. It were much better
trustees
t act be repealed in toto than the people
blood. For this he was most bitterly money rapidly and by dubious meth-
ac-
the plan and ac-
The Mot he
ry which is none too happy. Jews from all over the that the presen
attacked by the church people, who ods, they found that their Judaism
cepted the bust. The name of the don-
world, representing their brothers, propose to meet and of America be disgraced by an act which has offended
could not imagine blood, which was to barred the way to the social altitudes
or of the bust was not made public.
every liberal sentiment of our people.
them the very soul of the body, circu- they yearned to reach. The charac-
Chester Beach, the sculptor, of 207
discuss vital questions which affect the life and future
Thus the tern of these people—the mother,
If this becomes a law, it is f fair to ask, "What next?"
i n throw h
East Seventeenth street, is already at
have
of the Jewish people. Many perplexing problems have
modern, as well as the ancient mind, kind-hearted, but immoral, a firm be-
work on the bronze bust, which will
hover in the guilt of Dreyfus, a mete-
thinking about anatomy used the Bi--
arisen since the last Congress and only the soundest
be slightly larger than life-size. A
be
her of her own race the son, a fash-
ble as its final appeal even in the eigh-
tablet, on which will he engraved
wn, an eager
understanding and fullest discussion will enable the
ion able man about town,
teenth century.
the words at present on the tablet, will
Hundreds of Jews staged a demonstration in Mex-
copyist of the vices of his Gentile ac-
delegates to reconcile the actions of the British govern-
Because the Bible discusses slavery
from the base of the bust. Appropri-
quaintance—are
mercilessly
ment since the Balfour visit. The Palestine program ica City against the representatives of the Committee on
and arranged most humane laws for
ate ceremonies in the fall will mark
ed. Zeal for the religion they have
safe-guarding those in servitude, cies-
for the future has become so complex that all the acu- Jewish Refugees, Dr. Maurice Ilexter of Boston and
the substitution. This will be the sec-
put one as a garment for the most
gymen for centuries regarded slavery
ond
bust
of
Mr.
Lewisohn
to
find
a
sordid nds outvies that of the born
men, realism and insight of the delegates will be needed Oscar Leonard of Milwaukee.
as of divine origin. Today, no sane
place in the structures he has built.
ors
The protestants claimed that they had been prom-
man would support such a thesis. A Christian themselves. Roman Ca
choice,
to arrive at some definite solutions.
--
fe
on voted on the lics
by pro
few
years
ago
Oregon
It is certainly a condition precedent that the deliber- iced land in Mexico, and had been induced to leave their
because
Catholicism
is
the
hall-mark
Workers School.
question of capital punshment and be-
• s -
of the old French families with whom
ation should take place in a calm atmosphere free from homes in Europe upon false representations made by
Jewish
ng school f
The training
cause taliet. flibi lnenimecilles four ways in
they aspire to consort, they are al-
in
New
York,
initiated
by
although
hanging
all distracting influences. It is hardly likely that such the Refugee Committee. The truth or falsity of the
tpountet of death,
may
cial work
'ira
most literally "more Papist than the
s
t
-
a
o
d IS
n cal i of Jewish
.
netn
e
a
1
wass
er
o
n
a
e
t
r
i
,
not
Is
t
l
;
was
an atmosphere will prevail even though no untoward claims and counter-claims is really unimportant. The the
Pope." There is a certain ducal
aed thie cruel
many misters
house—the de 13rece's—from whom,
happenings take place, for the nervousness of the dale- unwholesome fact remains that these deluded, perse- cm
week with ts, vluncteon atl which Felix
procedure of hanging by saying God
by clever scheming, they have con-
M.
Warburg,
chairman
of
the
execu-
charge the air with fears and doubts. toted wanderers have left the pogrom ridden areas in
favored it. In truth, seldom if ever
trived to extort a frigid nod of recog-
gates will tend to
live Committee presided. Julius Ross
ent inflicted in
was capital punishment
nition. To ingratiate themselves with
The conference is of such importance that all tension Europe in the hope of colonizing land in Mexico.
exico. These
nwald i --
president
si;len' of the os - mitt e
e
anceint Israel. Yet try today to abol-
these patricians, to gain admission
made
people are not agriculturists; no provision was mad to
•
u sse ll o o f e th Sc lei toyo!
an Pin:
Ja mes S. R usse
should be removed, and if there is any question in the
e
ish this law and see how thousands of
into their charmed circle, is their
o
small minds will rally to its defense.
minds of those in charge then it would be advisable to care for them ; no land was alloted to them. Either in
over-mastering ambition, and they do
Commissioner of Education F rank H.
In 1798 Jenner made the remarkable
not scruple to employ any expedient,
change the place of meeting so as to assure a thorough the hope of providing land or based upon actual prom -
Graves, Walter W. Pettit, Solomon
discover
of
vaccination
as
a
defense
y
however crooked or grotesque, to
ices made, they came to a foreign land which is mhos -
Lowenstein and Maurice J. Karp[, di-
against smallpox. Immediately the
deliberate consideration of the Zionist problems.
realize it. The Breces are interested
rector
of
the
school,
were
among
the
pitable,
even
thou
h
th
people
and
the
authorities
are
the
Bible
was
improperly
used
to
attack
in a neighboring church, which they
This incident will furnish propagandists with ma -
speakers. The school was made pas-
this scientific advance. Was not man
have restored and re-decorated. It
ly.
not at all unfriendg
•
Bible by funds from the New York
terial to prove anything they choose to p rove, but y et
made "in the image of God?" (Gen.
needs certain sacred vessels to com-
-
It
seems
increasingly
necessary
to
create
function
Foundation, the Nathan Hofheimer
1:27.) We dare not, therefore, scratch
the stubborn facts must be met dispassionately. The
plete its equipment, among them a
Foundation and private contributions.
the image or disfigure it. Absurd as
ciborium, the receptacle for the re-
program must be based upon realities and not upon the ing agencies which shall prevent these unfortunate
this
may
appear
as
late
as
1557
this
s
—
served Eucharist. The Bonmonts hit
from migrating when no arrangements are made for
The Anti-Evolution Bill of.
fancies born of emotional outbursts.
very argument was used during a
on the happy idea of supplying the
their reception and care. The immediate fault lies with
smallpox epidemic in Montreal, Can-
Tennessee.
need, and they supply it in charac-
d ratcnticoanlely sea clItintnhe ocfastehse were e
those charged with the direction and control of refu -
teristically lavish fashion. They have
An act prohibiting the teaching of anodnafi. neP
the ciborium made of solid gold, en-
t the ante
theory
a
gees, not so much through acts of commission as omis - ' the s i ev
n
o lution
ti7s
riched with enamels and precious
and
all
other
sion. The more remote cause of this disturbance e
The moribund Klan will try to stage a comeback
i thelliisiCo rein;!lnorf echlreir is
il'hin
' srtfi ':11c c l ,yni
stones—thus showing themselves true
e
schools
ls or Tennessee,
y
the
form
and
ether
anaesthetics
which
can he traced to the new immigration restriction and lie
to the old Rabbinic principle of hid-
by parading in Washington in August. According to
vt
rh
b
supported in whole or in part
y, ()absolutely refused
the ed priests
It
hur mitzvah! But they get small
a
t s inubplircovsicdheooplenfautssoLthteheStyaitneinsinodn
reports, an effort is being made to bring every Klans-
the frightful dislocations in Europe due to the w r and
'r, I untoldd f
have p snai
thanks for their gift. The duke sees
the peace. For the present the Refugee Committee
man in the country to Washington to prove to the na-
rn
or ise t hrye
seem d i f
through the maneuver and grumbles
and pai n
'thereof.
modern
mind
to
believe,
yet
theolog-
loudly at what it portends. "If," he
-
must address itself to the work of preventing these over-
tion the strength of the organization.
Section 1 . Be it enacted by the Gen
un-
;ass actually objected less than a hun-
protests, "the Bonmonts want to be
-
re
ade
f
the
state
of
Ten-
o
bl
.
.
There is much discussion touching the question of
anxious ones to leave their homes in Europe bef
dred
years
ago
to
the
use
of
these
an-
invited to my house—and they cer-
nessee, That it shall be unlawful for
permitting the Klan to parade. We see no reason for
quate provisions are made.
aesthetics
with
expectant
mothers
he-
tainly
will want to—I shall be obliged
the
universities,
of
any teacher in any
cause of the curse "in pain shalt thou
to receive them." "For my part,"
In the meantime the Emergency Committee must
refusing them permission if they do not violate the rules
normals and other public schools of
bring
forth
children."
(Gen.
111:16.)
he
adds,
"converted Jews are more
the State which are supported in
take care of the immediately pressing needs of those
and regulations for such spectacles. This ambitious
odious even than other Jews." And,
At this very moment the Bible is
whole or in part by the public school
who have taken the leap without knowing where they
celebration may persaude many of the indifferent ones
converted Jew remains a
a
"to
me
likewise being misapplied to argue
funds of the State, to which any the-
Jew." So these miserable "bounders"
against birth control. Because Gene-
ory that denies the story of Divine
to reconsider their decision to abandon the order, but
would land.
take
little
or
nothing by the saltatory
sin 1:28 says "be fruitful and multiply
creation of man as taught in the Bi-
The latest Mexican episode merely confirms the
even though it may delay the disintegration it will sure-
efforts. Just imagine the situation!
and fill the earth" when only Adam
ble, and to teach instead that man has
view
which
we
have
held,
that
Mexico
is
not
a
place
In
spite
of
their wiles, and their
ly not prevent its ultimate dissolution in the near fu-
and Eve were supposed to be dwelling
descended from a lower order of ani-
scheming, and their baptism, they are
in it, anti-birth control people insist
for Jewish mass colonization.
mats.
ture.
still Jews in the sight of their aristo-
Section 2. Be it further enacted,
that contraceptive information must
The passing of the Klan has demonstrated the fu-
erotic, Jew-hating demigod.
That any teacher found guilty of the
not be given though today we suffer
But there is something else besides
The indicative spirit that characterized the Jewish
tility of building an organization upon hatred and but-
from a serious danger of overpopula-
violation of this act, shall be guilty of
this ciborium incident. One greatly
misdemeanor and upon conviction
ton. America bars the insane and the
communists seems to be abating. The official organ of
tressing it with prejudice and malice. Our common
coveted symbol of social success is a
shall be fined not less than one hun-
physically unfit from entering this
the Jewish section, The Emess, favors a reduction of
humanity has such a multitude of intimate, vexatious,
land, but those within our borders, no badge which will give young Bonmont
Bred dollars and not more than five
the entree to the Ducal Hunt. Ile
taxes imposed upon Jewish small traders. As time
problems of every day life that it is quite impossible
hundred dollars for each offense.
matter how unfit, are permitted to re-
asks a friend and former tutor—the
Section 3. Be it further enacted,
produce their kind. Every move to
passes we confidently expect them to show no greater
to keep the flames of animosity alive, even though some
Abbe Guitral—to procure it for him.
That this act take effect from and of-
deny parenthood to those who have no
hostility
than
their
non-Jewish
comrades.
The
bitter-
The priest declares that he cannot do
meretricious self seekers furnish the fuel which ignor-
ter its passage, the public welfare re-
right to be parents, be they sub-nor-
so until he gets a step up in the
ness
manifested
against
Jews
and
Judaism
was
natur-
mat, suffering from veneral disease, or
ance, greed, and stupidity have created.
quiring it.
likely to produce offspring which will heirarchy, and is able to ask for the
—
al. They were anxious to prove that they had severed
We have a feeling that many a former member of
menace
society,
is
met
with
most
bit-
boon
with the authority of a bishop.
"Tolerance" Not For Him.
So a bishop young Bonmont resolves
their connections completely and how better could they
the Klan is heartily ashamed of himself, but there is
ter opposition from theological circles.
The Rev. John W. Herring, secre-
Guitral
shal l be and to the a chieve-
prove this than by an uncompromising attitude toward
a valid excuse for his infantile antics. The fear and
tary of the Committee on Goodwill Hecausez_hchenzc, (xt_ naksdi.vti ,n .e
_
.„ .
, he bends his ener-
.
silent of thi s a im
_
were in-
Between Jews and ( hristians eit the
those beliefs and associations with IA men theyw
hatred engendered by the war (nu not pass away wit,
gies
thenceforth.
Ills methods are
hands of education have been sadly
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
tortuous, squalid, unclean.
separably bound in the minds of the non-Jew. In our
the signing of the Armistice. The sudden collapse of
held
back.
No
one
will
deny
today
in America, does not believe in toler-
What
exquisite,
what bitter irony
that this is had pedagogy Is it not
experience we have always found the new convert loud-
the war left him with emotions which sought an outlet.
ance.
it all is! Ilere are these apostates,
high time that we turn from the Bible
Just a minute! In a recent speech
Anti-German feeling was easily transformed into anti-
est and most abusive in his condemnation of the prac-
who are no more Christians in their
as a textbook in every scientific do-
he said "We are not concerned with
social prominence than they were in
foreign, anti-Roman, anti-Jewish, anti-Negro feeling.
tices anti notions which he has cast aside. However,
main and accept the latest advances
mere tolerance. To tolerate a man is
their former obscurity, making holy
by
university
professors,
who
conse-
Had he expended all his pent up anger and hatred
time tempers his anger and then he is able to see the
close kin to insulting him. We seek
gifts to the church, and controlling
crate their lives to intensive study as
that positive cornradship in which
against the German, he would have been surfeited with
thing dispassionately with a frequent reacceptance of
the election of one of its highest dig-
our
real
guides.
Why
shall
we
not
great common tasks can benefit by our
nitaries. A ciborium and a bishop—
much he had rejecetd. Just such a process is going on
use the Bible for what it is, the most
these exhausting emotions.
common effort, and in which souls
the work of Jewish hands, or rather,
glorious
source
of
spiritual
solace
and
We are slowly but surely returning to the emotional
among the fire eating members of the Jewish section.
with a common aim, can feel each one
let us say of Agnostic hands! For
inspriation which this world has ever
the pulse of the other's aspiration."
level of before the war. There are no mass anger or
these contemptible people are no
known? Selecting isolated sentences
Sounds different, doesn't it? The
more Jews than they are Christians.
mass hatred causes, consequently the man without
The B'nai B'rith at its last convention went on
often with no proper understanding
Rev. Mr. Herring. at any rate. is prob-
of their meaning works ruinous harm.
special grievances or personal aggrandizements as mo-
record in favor of open meetings. This removes one
ably this country's staunchest champ-
Does not the Psalmist say "all men are
ion of goodwill and fraternal coopera-
tives finds it quite impossible to hate consistently and
of the strongest arguments used by the Klan against
liars."
tion. Ile was born in Winterset, Iowa,
the
Jews.
They
insisted
that
the
Jews
of
America
When understood properly in con-
continuously.
in 1891, and educated, among other in-
"The Sun," a poem by Solomon
nection with its context, it becomes the
Klan
will,
in
all
probability,
pass
away.
leav-
stitutions,
at
Chicago
and
Columbia
were
banded
together
in
a
secret
order
and
consequent-
The
hasty expression of the hot tempered
Ibn Gabriol, which was published in
Universities.
ing no trace of its hideous existence, or if it does con-
ly it was necessary for the upholders of pure Ameri-
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle on
man.
Mr. Herring has been a student of
tinue in name it will be so modified and harmless that it
canism to oppose the machinations of the Elders of
When the Tennessee folks insist
April 24, is the copy of a translation
the immigrant and labor questions and
by Israel Zangwill which was con-
that the Bible teachings on creation,
a journalist in these fields as well as
will not be distinguished from the hundreds of organ-
Zion by forming an order that not only held secret
tained in a book of Gabirol'a poems
as found in Genesis, be our final guide,
in
the
field
of
international
relations.
izations which serve the social needs of gregarious
meetings, but which kept the identity of its members
issued by the Jewish Publication So-
I
would
ask
them
which
story
do
they
He has spoken widely throughout the
ciety of Amercia.
mean? There is not one, there are at
secret by concealing them behind masks and bedsheets.
man.
country and was the recipient of the
least
two
different
stories
in
Genesis,
Curtis award of Columbia University.
This proposed parade in Washington is but a feeble
What reason will they now advance to continue the
JERUSALEM—(J. T. A.)—A pro-
and four within the pages of the Old
When
the
committee
on
Goodwill,
gesture. If it is sufficiently advertised, and if a large
practice of children on Halloween ?
cess of Hebraization marks the de-
Testament. In addition to the two in
the first in the history of organized
velopment in the growing Jewish
number of high powered salesmen are employed, it
Genesis, there is a maginficent crea-
Christianity to represent the Protes-
community of Palestine as the immi-
tion story in Proverbs, Chapter VIII,
antism of an entire nation, was
may be a successful parade which will be in the nature
gration averaging 3,000 monthly con-
and a most sublime, as well as daring,
formed, Mr. Herring was selected
of a funeral march. May we not suggest that the
tinues.
creation description in Job, Chapter
from the pastorate of a Congregation-
The first field where the Hebraiza-
XXXVIII.
If
we
follow
the
first
story
obsequies take place with all the pomp and grandeur
in
Term
Haute,
Indiana.
In
al church
Servants of time, lo! these be slaves of slaves;
tion is making itself evident is that
of Genesis, God "created the sun, moon
was
made
general
addition
to
this
he
which all such frauds merit.
of
names. Immigrants arriving from
and
stars
on
the
fourth
day"
(1.16.)
an
director of the Mid-west Council,
But the Lord's servant bath his freedom whole.
various European countries quickly
But in Job, the heavenly luminaries
organisation operating in 12 central
Therefore, when every man his portion craves.
drop
the surnames imposed upon
were
in
existence
before
creation.
stater, for the promotion of open for-
"The Lord God is my portion," saith my soul.
their forefathers by state officials and
(V:7.) My point is this. Let us quit
ums, group discussion leagues, stu-
adopt
Instead Hebrew and Biblical
deciding everything according to some
dent forums and civil sociological in-
According to reliable information Secretary of La-
JEHUDAH IJALEVI.
names.
Bible verse and realize that the Old
stitutes.-13'nai B'rith Magazine.
—Tranalsted by Nina Adam.

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