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By RABBI HERBERT S. GOLDSTEIN of the Institutional Synagogue,
President of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America.

Year message to Jewry, same method. The first year of the
As my New
I want to say that most effective ye- course, which will begin immediately
sults for the enhancement of our refl. after the holidays, will be divided into
only we 52 lessons, each lesson based upon the:
gion can be accomplished if
be properly organized. I cite the fol. weekly Sedra or I'entateuchal reading
lowing as illustration: in the synagogue ever Sabbath. The,
correspondence bureau will be en-
Orthodox Jewry under American larged in accordance with the demand.
leadership has been dormant in this It is most gratifying to note what a
country. Heroic efforts are now be• responsive chord the announcement
jag made to organize its strength and of this course has struck in the hearts
to bring a message of religious re- of many of our co-religionists. Let-
vival throughout the United States ters of warmest approval and encour-
of America, which was orsignized 25 agement, as well as editorial cola-
years ago and which failed to func- ments, have been pouring into the I
lion within the last ten years, has office of the Union and enrollments
been reorganized two years ago, when have been received from Jews and
a new executive committee together Christians residing throughodt the
with a large number of new officers country.
were elected. The officers and exec-
The Union of Orthodox Jewish Con- .
sit s's.. committee are as follows: Rabbi
erbert S. Goldstein, president; Rev. gregations of America has arranged
H
lir. II. l'ereira 5Iendes, Rev. Dr. noon-day services which are held daily
Bernard Drachniaerfind Julius J. Du. throughout the winter months at the
los, honorary presidents; Rabbi M. Broadway Central Hotel, New York
S. Margolies, Rabbi Philip Klein and City. The object of these services isl
Rabbi Leo Jung, rabbinic vice-presi. to afford people in the business dis- I
dents; M. Boas Londe, first vice-pres. trict an opportunity to attend Mincha
ident; Mendel Gottesman, second services before sunset, to say the Kad-

vice-president; C. Joshua Epstein, dish with a Minyan and to midst of

by the Agrojoint, the agency of

THE POET'S SOUL

Would you know the poet's soul,
Why he sloth wondrous sing?
Conic, read the tale the Rabbis told
Of Israel's poet king.

there are at present 135,000 Jewish •ent
above the average this year. Alto- colonists possessing 280,000 desiatine he Joint Distribution Committee in
soviet Russia, for the colonization
gether, 12,000 acres of land were
land. The sum of $841,000 in cast ,
sowed this year in the ('hereon district for machinery and other support was vork of the current year in Russia.
by new settlers.
In connection with the celebration
of the first anniversary of the Jewish
colonization plan in Soviet Russia on
Aug. 29, the following figures were
made public by the Comet
During the first year 02,139 desia-
tine land were allotted for Jewish col-
onization in the Ukraine, 28,600 desia-
tine in Crimea and 12,-111 desiatine in
White Russia, making a total of 103,-
050 desiatine. This does not include
the 60,000 desiatine allotted in the
Ukraine on Aug. 21. Forty-five thou-
sand families were settled on the
Sell Paint, Wall Board and Roofing Paper.
103,050 desiatine land allotted during
this year; 1.500 families were settled
Dealer in Second-Hand Building Material.
on land dealt out by the different dis-
tricts on general lines. This does not
GRATIOT and TEN-MILE ROAD
include the 600 Jewish families which
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have settled in the district of Odessa.
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Including the Jewish population of
the old Jewish colonies, in Russia,

A Happy New Year to All My Jewish Friends.

From the orb of day, a golden ray,
From the moon its silvery beam,
From the twinkling star in heaven afar,
Ile took its shimmering gleam.

From the azure sky and the clouds on high,
Ile borrowed their mingled glow,
And the verdant green,—all the varying scene,
Of beauteous world below.

And the grateful praise for joyous days,
That cusses from out the heart,
And the happy smile of romping child
Yet free from guile and art.

From the murmuring brook, its plaint he took
Whilst dreamily flowing by;
And the whispering breeze amidst the trees
Lent its low and mournful sigh.

Fred Hunt

GENERAL HOUSE WRECKER

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And the dulcet note from the warbling throat
Of the lark as it soared on high,
And the linnet's song, as it sped along
'Neath the dome of the summer sky.

And blending these beautiful things one with the other
In one harmonious whole,
The Lord breathed it into the sovereign bard,
For such was King David's soul.
—ANONYMOUS.

treasurer; Mortimer M. Menke% re- their daily toil. A special feature of '
, cording secretary; Morris Engelman, these services is a daily five-minute',
financial secretary; Albert Wald, cor- address delivered by a prominent Or- I
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responding secretary; executive cum- thodox Rabbi or layman. This unique I
mittee, Ilenry Bayer, Samuel Bayer, service tills a long-felt want among
will he held on the Jewish Sabbath. their most critical period. This work
Isidore Brody, Abraham Cohen, Jos- business men and their employes.
has also been is done under the leadership of Louis
The Union of Orthodox Jewish Con- This phase of our work of
seph II. Cohen, Rabbi I. M. Davidson,
C onnecticut. Simon, president of the Young Peo-
Rabbi N. II. Ebin, Samuel Feuerstein, gregations of America broadcasts the carried
in the
State
a rabbi oncee every ple's Auxiliary.
sends
The on
union
I am sure your readers will be
Harry Fische], Wm. Fischman, Dr. views of American Orthodox Jews on
agd al
struck with the evidence of life that
Samuel Friedman, Rabbi S. B. Fried- religious and social problem over the week to the Magdalene H
man, Harry Fromberg, L. S. Furman, radio station WIIN weekly. The ad- wayward Jewish
girls
are
committed
is
now beginning to pulsate and func-
ourts. The rabbis of the
tion throughout Orthodox Jewry in
A. L. Goldstein, Abraham Goldstein, dresses are delivered by leading rabbis by the c Orthodox J wish Con
she
United States and Canada. The
Israel S. Gomborov, Rabbi Isadore and laymen and are preceded and fol-
Union
of
merica
he
moat
done a m
grega.
ave
se l ecti ons from th e lions of A
leaders of the Union of Orthodox Jew-
Goodman, Louis Gutman, Max Hers- lowed by vocal
kovitz, S. IL Hofstadter, S. A. Israel, liturgy. Among those who have spa- noble piece of work in this connec- ish Congregations of America fer-
Rabbi M. A. Kaplan, Joseph Lam- ken during the past year are Rev. II. lion, bringing of
to Jewish
these young
family women vently pray that this work which has
port, Nathan Lamport, Kassel Lewis, Pereira Mendes, 1/r. Bernard Drach- the messagethem for the path o life
f moral
and been so effectively begun will grow
e so
Rabbi Albert 51andelbaum, Dr. Ilenry man, Dr. Leo Jung, Dr. David d
h, preparin
leave
that insti- from strength to strength. The next
g when
the y
convention of the union will be held
S. Morais, Captain N. Taylor Phillips, Pool Rabbi N. 11. Ebin, Rabbi Her-. rectitude
Dr. David de Sole Pool, Rabbi P. beet ' S. Goldstein, Rabbi Joseph H. tution.
For the first time in the history of in New York City on October 24, 25
Rosenberg, Rabbi Joseph Schwartz, Lockstein, Dr. Henry S. Morais, Rabbi
this country, the Union and 26, and it is expected that men,
Rabbi A. I. Shuchatowitz, Louis Si- Joseph Schwartz, Captain N. Taylor Kashruth in J
Congregations of women and young people will came as
Congressman Isaac Siegel, of Orthodox ewish
non, Manes Strauss and Albert Wald. Phillips,
America has established ritual super- delegates from every section of the
The Union of Orthodox Jewish Dr. Samuel Friedman, Albert Wald.
vision without any financial remuner- country.
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Isaac Rosengarten, Dr. emus_
ation to itself or to any members of
Congregations of America has, for
stein, Harry Fromberg ox
and
others.
. ewis Co n• its ritual commission. The ritual corn-
the first time in the history of the
I hCn
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The
mon of Oth
r d
' Union
mission is composed of Rabbis Philip
Jews in America, established a reli-
has made ar-
Klein, M. S. Margolies, A. I. Shu-
gious correspondence bureau. The gregations of America
rangements with the Board of Edu- ' s•hatowitz, Bernard Drachman and Leo
purpose of this activity is to reach
cation to permit high school boys and
all the Jews in America, particularly girls to leave school Friday after- lung. The union has made it pos•
.MO. SCOIV.—(J. T. A.)—Member-
f
food-
ip in the Zionist Organization can-
s' ble for us to enjoy certain,
those living in small towns and out-
lying rural districts, as well as those loons (during the autumn and win- , stuffs and delicacies formerly Y . l'I re- nut be a cause for non-admittance to
ter) early enough to reach their
i nthe larger cities. Heretofore, one homes before the Sabbath. It has also Pared with non-Kosher ingredients. or exclusion from a "collective," the
It has induced the Loose-Wiles Sun- units created by Jewish land settlers,
could learn music, bookkeeping and
received assurances from 1/r. Wm. J. shine Biscuit Company to make a according to a decision issued by the
all secular branches of study by cor-
respondence. Steps have now been O'Shea, superintendent of schools, that
large number of biscuits and crackers
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in strict accordance with the dietary Comzet,
governmental
department
for the the
settling
of Jews vs
the land.
taken to reach Judaism through the in the future no gra
laws, Runkel Bros. to put on the mar- The department issued instructions
ket a chocolate which is Kosher for to all authorities dealing with Jewish
Passover; Sheffield Farms Co. to pre- colonization work that "belonging to
pare butter which satisfies all ritual any existing Zionist groups cannot
requirements; Wrigley's chewing gum serve as a reason for non-admittance
to abide by similar restrictions and a to or exclusion from a collective.
large number of other food product Anti-Soviet activities of any collec-
companies to do the same thing.
tive member are to be prosecuted only
A registry of Orthodox rabbis has on the ground of the general existing
, just been compiled by the union. This laws," the circular states.
' was done because of the ever existing
Authorities dealing with Jewish col-
need among Jews who travel for a onization work received the sum of
consulting directory where they may $10,000 from the Berlin Ort Com-
get information with regard to Kash- mittee for transmission to the Odessa
; ruth and other matters of importance Ort. The central committee of the
'to those who are scrupulous in the Russian Ort received the sum of
' observance of the faith. The observ- $1,200 from the "Argentine I'roletar-
' ant Jew often finds himself in a ian Relief Committee" for distribu•
strange city and without knowledge tion among Jewish settlers.
The harvest in the Jewish colonies
of where he may obtain a Kosher
meal. One in mourning is anxious to in the district of ('hereon will be
learn of the place and hour of serv-
ices, at which he may recite the Kad-
dish. The same is true of one who
finds himself away from his native
city on the memorial day or Jahrzeit
of a near and dear one.
With these problems confronting
f.
Jew, we have sought relief in this
registry, which will fill a much-needed
EXPERT DESIGNING
want and be a guiding star to the
wandering Jew. The names contained
Under the
in the registry are the rabbis who are
members of the Agudath Harabonim,
Personal Supervision of
alumni of the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan
MISS FLORENCE FABRICK
Theological Seminary and the rabbis
of the constituent congregations of the
Graduate Designer.
Union of Orthodox Jewish Congrega-
RE-STYLING
tions of America.
REPAIRING
The union has connected with it, a
speakers bureau for the purpose of
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serving the congregations throughout
the country with leading rabbis and
, laymen to address forums and other
meetings of importance to the Jewish
communities everywhere.
Through its publication committee,
the union has issued and distributed
excellent pamphlets throughout the
country, under the editorship of Dr.
Leo Jung. Thus far three booklets
Near Hazelwood.
have been issued—Dr. A. Cohen's "Ju-
daism in Jewish History," Professor
Nathan Isaac's "Study as a Method
of Worship" and Dr. Leo Jung's "Es-
sentials of Judaism," of which a prom-
inent publishing house has recently
WE EXTEND OUR SINCERE WISHES TO OUR MANY FRIENDS
FORA
COMMUNITY
recently requested permission to print
AND PATRONS AND TO TILE JEWISH
,' one million copies.
HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR.
I The union has organized a women's
branch, comprising the Orthodox sis-
terhoods and a-omen's societies of the
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country. The women's branch has
launched a campaign for $250,000 for
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a new dormitory building in connec-
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Elchanan
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Lion with the Its 1 bi Isaac
Theological Seminary. Mrs. Elias
Surut is treasurer of this fund. The
women's branch is at present provid-
ing dormitory accommodations for a
I large number of out-of-town students
Attending the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan
Theological Seminary. It has organ-
ized sisterhoods in congregations
which had none. It is endeavoring to
have in each town a synagogue corn-
' mitten among the women, urging Or-
thodox women as well as men to at-
tend religious services. It sends out
literary programs for meetings as
well as special programs preceding
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each holiday.
At Virginia Park
Perhaps the most important piece
of work done recently has been the
organization of a collegiate branch of
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the Union of Orthodox Jewish Con-
- gregations of America. The students
of today will be the thinkers of to-
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morrow. The college men of today
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will be the leaders of the future in
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Jewry and it is the plan of the union
to recruit far its coming leadership
the college men and women so that
faith and culture may walk hand in
hand. The collegiate branch, in addl.
tion to its social work, holds holiday
Igatherings preceding the religous fes-
!tints of the Jewish year, and has
I with great success conducted two
'study courses which have been at-
I tended in great numbers by its mem-
bers. Each week it conducts a course
in "Leading Chapters of Jewish His-
tory" and another in "The Jewish
Code as it Affects Our Lives Today."
The Young People's Auxiliary of
the union is in charge of the high
school branch. The work in the high
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we haven't seen for some time, or if
you once used this bank in another
neighborhood from which you have
moved recently, why not drop in and
renew our business acquaintance?

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Mack and Townsend
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Grand River and Trumbull
Kercheval and Holcomb
Jefferson and Hillger
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Harper and Van Dyck
Concord and Kercheval
Davison and Riopelle
Gratiot sad Russell
Riopelle and Scott
McComb and Randolph
Woodward and Grand Boulevard
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