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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1925

VOL. XVIII. NO. 23

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AMERICAN RABBIS (Chosen Of President
Orphan Hoe I
DEBATE PALESTINE
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RUSSIA QUESTION

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Darrow to Speak
For B'nai B'rith

Meeting at Orchestra Hall NOV.
9. Officers Address Last
Meeting.

Y. W. H. A. to Start
Friday Services

Friday evening services for
young people have been inaugu-
rated by the Young Women's
Hebrew Association and will be
held every Friday evening at
89 Ro-
8:15 at the clubhouse,
wena street. Rabbi Leon From,
director of religious education
at Temple Beth El, will con-
duct the religious services,
which will be followed by a so-
cial hour. His lecture at the
first service, on Friday evening,
Nov. 0, will be "The Religion
of the Twentieth Century." All
young men and women are in-
vited to attend and will be wel-
comed at the clubhouse.

Ia Now Principal
At Hebrew Schools1

Hold Meeting at Phoenix Club
to Perfect Plans for Com-
munity Chest Drive.

WISE ASKS "PEACE
WITH HONOR" FOR
AMERICAN JEWRY

American Jewish Congress
President Charges J. D. C.
Leaders in Speech.

The Jewish captains who will as-
sist 'in carrying on the Community
Russell C. Hussey of the
Chest
drive of Nov. 4 to 14 held a
University of Michigan faculty will
dinner meeting at the Phoenix Club
WILL NOT STA ND FOR
deliver a lecture on geology Monday
last
Tuesday
evening to complete ar-
evening, Nov. 2, at the next meeting
PEACE PACT VIOLATION
rangements for carrying on their
.
34,
Independent
of Pisgah Lodge, Na
share of the campaign. Adolph Fin-
PALESTINE AMENDMENT
Order B'nai B'rith.
sterwald is chairman of the captains
LOST BY TWO VOTES
Henry M. Abramowitz, chairman
Wants Assurance That J. D. C.
of the Jewish group. Morris D.
of the intellectual advancement com-
Will Abide by Philadelphia
Waldman,
executive
director
of
the
Brown Charged With
mittee, also announced that Clarence
United Jewish Charities, introduced
David
Statement.
Darrow, noted Chicago attorney, will
Omitting Palestine Clause
Melville
Welt
as
chairman
of
the
address a public meeting of the lodge
In Letters.
meeting.
on Monday evening, Nov. 9, on the
PHILADELPHIA.—Outstanding in
Mr. Waldman, in his speech, ex-
subject "Evolution." The meeting
plained national and group differ-
the first day's sessions of the fifth bi-
CINCINNATI, Ohio.-1.1. T. A.)—!
•will he held in Orchestra Hall and will
ences
which
have
been
emphasized
meeting of the American Jew-
ennial
The high point in the sessions of the
be open to the public. Tickets for the
since the war and told of the present
ish Congress was the presidential
occasion may be purchased now at
C entral Conference of American -
message of Dr. Stephen S. Wise,
movement
against
these
differences.
on
o
bis was reached when the questi Rabf
1005 Lafayette Building and at 710
For cultural purposes, however, he
which brought to the forefront of the
endorsing the- United Jewish Cam-
I Majestic Building. Elias Goldberg is
said, they can be retained and activi-
congress' deliberations the attitude of
in charge of the sale of tickets. Corn-
paign was introduced. Any reference
ties can be planned as in the Com-
the Joint Distribution Committee to-
, mencing Monday, Nov. 2, tickets will
to Palestine in accordance with the
munity Chest campaign, whereby the
ward Palestine colonization in the
Philadelphia resolution was voted
ISADORE ROSENBERG
•he obtainable at Orchestra Hall and
o n one drive and
light of events since the "peace pact"
city
concentsrates
down with 36 against 34 votes. The
funds
l at Grinnell Brothers.
resulting
entered into at the previous Phila.
ADOLPH FREUND.
uced
the
then divide
An unusually large attendance
resolutions committee had introd
among the many agencies according
erence
delphio conference.
greeted the Grand Lodge officers, who
a resolution stating "This in
Dr. Wise charged that the spirit •
addressed the B'nai B'rith Lodge last Impressive Ceremonies Mark to their needs.
heartily endorses the United Jewish
Julian Krolik explained the need
and letter of the unity resolution
Campaign for P15,000,000 under the
Monday evening. The speakers were
the Exercises For B'nai
fur an 11 per cent increase in funds
adopted at the J. D. C. conference
Sam J. Leon, president of District
Joint Distribution Committee and
this year, although the largest in-
B'rith Infirmary.
had been violated and he called upon
Grand Lodge No. 6; Hiram D. Fran-
calls upon the members of the con-
crease in any previous year was 7 per
the leaders of the Joint Distribution
ference to aid the campaign in their
kel, secretary; Albert F. Mecklen-
cent. Although the Jewish commun-
Committee "to give public and solemn
berger, member of the general com- DR. FRIEDMAN REVIEWS
respective communities."
gives more than Jewish
ity,
he
said,
affirmation that it will not tolerate a
mittee,
and
William
Sultan,
director
Dr. Louis I. Newman of San Fran-
INSTITUTION HISTORY charities receive; as is the case also
Educator Now Principal of violation of a contract into which it
cisco demanded an amendment which Detroit Intai B'rith Leader Ia of the membership drive of the dis-
with the Protestant and Catholic, the
has
entered."
'the following: "On the
trict .
High Schools of United
would ado
Remarkable Growth of Con- reason is that many agencies are non-
That peace and unity were his sole
Mr. Leon very graphically por-
basis of the Philadelphia resolution.
sectarian and serve all people. Rabbi
Elected President of Cleve-
sumptives
Hospital
Told
desire
and that unity of American Is-
Hebrew
Schools.
then
on
between
anti
-
, )rayed the far-reaching effects of the
The fight was
Leon Fram of Temple Beth El spoke
reel on the two great problems of
e .
by Local Leader.
Zionists and Zionists. The latter in-
l nd Orp h anag e.
I work of the order in its benevolent
on the a
joy of giving, the "Zedakah
am-
Eastern
European relief and Pales-
d that the United Jewish C .
and charitable branches. He pointed
The United Ilebrew Schools and tine colonization were the hopes and
with simchah." Ile illustrated his talk
'
DENVER, Colo.—With inspiring
paign be carried out on the ems
Adolph Freund of Detroit was ' out especial the work done by t e
those in the community interested in desires of the congress, was the dec-
with
examples
from
the
Talmud
and
esolution,
of
in Mexico, in solving the ceremonies vibrant with the ideals
s hilaadelph
the ori ginal P
a rregarding elected president of the Jewish Or- B'nai B'rith ly
resi- the Bible and told how the Jew en- Hebrew and Yiddish education have laration of Dr. Wise. But It must
clause
Phan Home of Cleveland at the an- ! Jewish immigration problems and in humanitarian service, over 1,000
which include
joys giving of his abundance to the considered the schools most fortunate be a peace with honor, he Insisted, as
dents
at
Denver
joined
with
officers
mud
meeting
held
in
Cleveland
on
assisting
the
Jewish
people
settling
Palestine.
poor and annually sets aside certain in engaging as principal of the high
had
Dr. Joseph Kornfeld of Toledo, for- Sunday Oct. 25. Mr. Freund is the , there to become better Mexican citi- of the National Jewish Hospital of of his grain and the fruit of the vine school department Isadore Rosenberg , he told how the peace resolution
.
Ambassador to Persia,
Denver and of the Independent Order to help the widow, the orphan and formely of Rochester. Mr. Rosen- been violated.
American
ution,
zen..
mer
seventh
president
of
the
inst.'
One
problem
overshadows
Ameri-
Mr.
Frankel
urged
a
better
under-
B'nai B'rith in laying the cornerstone
appealed to the conference to urge
berg has made a name for himself in can Jewish life in this moment, the
which was founded in 1868. us The
needy.
of Landing and more harmonious co- for the B'nai B'rith Infirmary Build- the Fred
the J. D. C. not to forget Polish Jew-
M. Butzel stressed the need Jewish educational circles throughout
re- other officers are: Fred Lan ax E. operation amongst all Jews. He de-
at the National Jewish Hospital for health activities as practically the country by his activities in Roch- problem which is involved in the at-
ry. In an inspiring speech which or
ing
titude of American Jews to the ap-
ceived lengthy applaus Dr. Kn.' Columbus, vice-president, r of the ' dared that the B'nai B'rith affords on Sunday afternoon, Oct. 18.
the most important of the present ester and Albany. He was formerly
Meisel of Cleveland, treasur
Jewish leaders from all parts of the philanthropic system and explained principal of the Hebrew Educational peal of the J. D. C." ho declared.
sinking fund; Alfred A. enesch of ' all Jews, of every class,
feld said:
That problem was earnestly dis-
"I am fearful that the Polish Jews
e general , portunity for united affiliation as in the country and high officials of the city, why they would become even more Institute of Albany and of the Roch-
treasurer of
Jews state and church witnessed the laying
cussed at the Philadelphia conference
es
will not receive the help they need. Cleveland,
important as time goes on and the ester Ilebrew Schools.
fund; Mrs. Stella Si I.azer s of Cleve- performance of their
of Sept. 13 and an agreement was
of the cornerstone by Edwin J.
I have just returned from Poland, land, secretary; Michael Sharlitt, su- ' and as citizens of this country.
Mr. Rosenberg studied at the rab- reached which was documented in the
Mecklenberger and S ultan, Schanfarber of Columbus, Ohio, and need is recognized.
where I saw children dying before my
Messrs. the
Charles Campbell of the Commun. binical seminary in Kovno, Poland, terms of a compact as clear as it is
moral obligati ons of Harry H. Lapidus of Omaha, Nebr
eyes. I have seen women clad in perintentlent, and Jack Gorick, as- stress i ng
it y Union showed some stereopticon and upon his arrival in America reg- morally inevasible. The compact is
sistant
superintendent.
e
each Jew toward his co-religionist and To these men was accor e
nothing but gunny sacks; I know that
ews of the actives supported by istered at Amherst College and re- made up of two parts, the prior part
ch is
countrymen,
bitn
The Orphan llome, whi
of the day as a tribute to their splen- vi
suicides among Jew's occur almost
under toward his fellow
' rm enable
urged
ceived his Master of Arts degree from calling upon American Jews to fur-
chest .
Districts 2 and 0 of
on for the the The
membershi p p ,
daily in Warsaw because of hunger. the auspices of Distr,
d
ng
r
ease
inc
did
self-sacrificing
following additional captains Columbia University.
.
1
its par- National Jewish Hospital and to their
ther the task taken up again of bring-
I want this conference to impreas the Independent Order B'nai B'rith, n the order
t o better
r
were
announced
by
Mr.
Finsterwald:
In an interview with a reporter ing relief to our brothers In Eastern
of benevolence and sharers bl e untiring efforts as chairmen of the
upon the United Jewish Campaign composed of 14 states, numbers many
Alex M. Spater, Harold IL Smiley, from The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, Europe, every manner of relief, cul-
its poses
thousands
of
persons
among
campaigns in Districts No. 2 and No. Wallace Rosenheim, id
that the Polish sufferers must be
M y
Davar-
most assistance. Kramer, chairman of the
tural, industrial, agricultural, the lat-
taken care of; I have no objection graduates, all of whom are the
Morris J.
6 of the I. 0. B. B., which are pro- mont, Harry and Samuel Ge rson , Mr. Rosenberg made the following ter having reference to a continu-
against Russian colonization, but let active boosters of the home. Eight building committee, announced that viding the fund of $350,000 for the Louis Rosenzweig, Isaac Shetzer, A. statement:
ance and extension of agricultural
of the graduates are now officers. the work of completing the Commun. erection of the Infirmary Building.
others."
"I
found
the
United
Hebrew
:
Yudoff, Henry Gottlieb, J. B. Nei-
us not forget the
Among the graduates from Detroit ity Building at 275 East Ferry m- The inscription on the cornerstone man, A. H. Silverman, Boris Ganapol, Schools in excellent condition; the settlement in Russia.
David Brown Attacked.
"The latter part of the resolution,
train-
a
thorough
Rabbi Morris Lazaron of Balti- are Adolph Finsterwald and Dr. flue is progressing very rapidly. He reads: "The Independent Order B'nal Louiusliner Louis
children
are
getting
Robinson,
,
s M
which became the compact of unity
more stated that the resolution com- Charles Smith, who are present mem_ , said that quarters sufficient to house B'rith, Districts and 6. dedicates
St ern, Dr. Charles Smith, Sam- ing in all Jewish subjects. The gen- and of peace, declared American Jews
, the B'nai B'ritb Lodge will be ready this building to the conservation of ford
eral
atmosphere
of
the
schools
is
mittee had been divided. Ile said bars of the board.
uel Summerfield, Milton M. Alexan-
a unit in the building up of
to raise a in about six weeks. lie expects that human life."
that he had received some time ago
der, Dr. Sam Lewis, Martin 11. Spa- ideal; the children love their school to be
Plans a arc under way
,
Dr. William S. Friedman delivered ter, Ed Wolf, Benton Marks, Dr. Moe and are greatly attached to t. There Palestine and that whenever called
a letter from David A. Brown asking $2,000,000 fund to extend the activi. the entire building will be open to
upon,
they
would be ready to utilize
him to join the national committee. ties of the home and to make it in commun ity service and use by the the principal address of the afternoon Rattner, Oscar A. Kaufman, Samuel is a certain highly gratifying inti-
macy and heartiness in the relations the Jewish Agency and other agencies
exercises. Other speakers at the cor- Sarasohn and Frank Schwartz.
This letter quoted the resolution the nature of a college. The home e(I o f December.
'
and
instrumentalities
of service to
chairman of the nerstone laying were: Rabbi Joseph
between the teachers and pupils. The
adopted in Philadelphia but omitted owns a 30-acre plot outside of Cleve-
Morris s Shatzen
s
. Fund
drive„ an- Baron, Davenport, Iowa, who deliv-
schools are decidedly among the best Palestine.
the paragraph referring to Palestine. land on which it plans to build a new Community Building
To
our
amazement
as men and
in our country today. Bernard Isaacs ,
"I wrote I would join the commit- home. The home is conducted on a pounced that the drive has brought ered the invocation; William B. Wool
results, but he could ner, president National Jewish Hos-
superintendent of the United Hebrew our mortification as Jews, the first ap-
favorable
tee on condition that the intent and strictly Kosher basis and at present very
very
.
peal
to
hundreds
of
Jewish
leaders in
not report the present total of bonds. pital; Hon. Clarence J. Morley, Gov-
Schools, deserves much credit for be-
purpose of the Philadelphia meeting is accommodating 380 children.
ernor of Colorado; E. J. Schanfarber,
ing instrumental in raising the schools Amerces to accept membership in the
would be carried out. If Russia will
The Jewish Orphan Home of Cleve- Bonds are being sold to mom
large a proportion of the land not only cares for the children , denominations of $25, $50, $75 and Columbus, campaign chairman Dm- ,
to such a high level. His talent, en- committee of direction of the cam-
receive too
B. B . Father Wil-
ergy and devotion are iscer
d noble in paign, affirmed every word of the for-
No
No.
money collected, I will not remain on within the home, but assists widows , $100. The drive is for $50,000. David
, 2, I. 0.
within
every department. All work is con- mer part of the resolution, that part
liam
0
Ryan,
St.
Leo's
Cathedral;
Dr.
their
children
at
home
and
1V.
Simons
is
treasurer
of
the
build-
t
the committee."
County
Official
Point,
Out
k
ducted in the true spirit of Jewish of the resolution which dealt with the
Philip llilkowitz, president Jewish
Rabbi Solomon Foster of Newark dependent children outside the home. ing fund.
need of help in the hell of Eastern
Councilmen Deserve
All proceeds from the B'naI B'rith Consumptive Relief Society; Harry
tradition and religion.
defended the omission of any refer- A follow-up department is part of
Europe, and as completely ignored
-
e
Re-Election.
the home's activities and after a child first annual autumn dance, which will H. Lapidus, Omaha, campaign chair
' "My task here is to organize and and omitted the mention of the sec-
ence to the Philadelphia brothers
.
others
in
B.
B.;
Hon
by
held
Sunday
evening,
Nov.
1,
in
him
.
high
school.
I
man District No. 6, I
we want to help our br
conduct the liebrew ,
is discharged the home watches
ond half of the resolution, which had
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle is in am very optimistic regarding the fu-
Eastern Europe, there is only one or her so aid may be given in obtain- the Book-Cadillac ballrooms, will be Benjamin F. Stapleton, Mayor of
It not been adopted simultaneously
Denver; Herman Wile, Buffalo, vice-
employment,
giving aid or placing are
used for furnishing
the community
thing we may do to follow our lead- log d
ture of the high school. A good ele- with the first, there could and ought
f
raduates
many
receipt
of
a
letter
from
Mi
on
M.
the mentary school is, of course,
in-
president National Jewish Hospital.
en, who are disinterested and are in private
t homes . Among the thou- building.
Alexander, whose long service on
to have been no compact of peace.
well-
The
address
of
Dr.
Friedman
fol-
Wayne County Board of Supervisors dispensable preliminary to a good
sacrificing themselves in their high-
"Within the last days, a body of
o
has given him opportunity to know high school. The graduates of the teachers and leaders in American Is-
minded efforts. Zionists have inject- sans
lows :
known doctors, lawyers, professional
It is highly fitting that the ancient the members of the Detroit City elementary school are in every re-
business inen.
ed an element which was destructive
and
women
and
urged the support of the J. D. C.
words of welcome, Iloruch Hobo Be- Council, all of whom are likewise spect well prepared to pursue the rael
of harmony into the Philadelphia men
Only 15 children have died in the
though by a narrow vote it defeated
shem Adonai' (Blessed are you w h o members of the county board
higher courses of learning. The cur- the amendment, which would have
meeting, which was condemned by home during its existence, as an effi-
main-
letter follows:
come in the name of the Lord) be
riculum of the high school will be a added, "upon the basis of the reso-
everybody.
51 r. Alexander's
ea
hlth d epartment is
spoken as a modern greeting to our
thorough and varied one, embracing
The Zionists held a caucus in Phil- taint
lution adopted at Philadelphia." This
rained.
friends
at
home
and
to
those
who
the entire field of Jewish knowledge. is to encourage the thread of repudi-
adelphia preceding the meeting, in
Chronicle:
--
have come from many sections of our To ear
the Sir—Ma
Editor, y
The
Detroit
I take
this Jewish
means Realizing that the age of the students ation. This is to sanction In advance
which they resolved to, prevent any-
and
Helpfulness
In•
Dd
Efficiency an
y
t tio of our
land to participate in this important
entering the high school is the plastic the dishonor of failing to keep to the
h
thing at all being done for Russia," PURCHASED PICTURE
creased by Recent Re - or-
to the candidacies of my good and formative period in life and the letter and in the spirit alike an agree-
ceremony.
Rabbi Foster stated.
•
Y
CLEVELAND
ARTIST
•
•
"Thirty-five
years
ago
we
beheld
'
of
directing
the
at
En
n
ganization.
B
d
William
P.
Bradley,
and
some
Rabbi George Fox of Chicago in
most susceptible to influence, an ef- ment freely made and honorably and
the vision of a notional Jewish hoe
fort will be made to mould the char-
terrupted, shouting: "I was present
of the e other councilmen.
concluded.
has been a member acter and spirit of the pupil, instilling publicly
At the quarterly meeting of the p etal I for consumptives. Denver was
at this caucus and I deny Dr. Foster's
dl
Visitors to the Talmud Torah at
"As president of the American
•
a rity in the making with about one-
love and devotion Jewish Congress, I call upon the Jews
board
of
directors
of
the
Hebrew'
Philadelphia
and
Byron
avenue
have
statement."
third of its present population, set. of the Council since the first election in him and her a
Rabbi Foster continued excitedly: noticed a large picture entitled "The Free Loan Association, held at the th
to Jewish national ideals.
of America to insist that the compact
tled by the sturdy pioneers in quest held under the new city charter. Dur-
miner from ing his first term he served with Hon,
"The attitude of the Zionists at Phil- Poet Yohash" by Samuel Witkowitz Kirby Center, 609 East Kirby ave-
"The courses in the Bible will give of peace reached to Philadelphia be
Simons, who found in him a systematic and thorough knowledge faithfully observed. It is not too late
adelphia bordered on the scandalous. of Cleveland, one of the talented nue, last Sunday, Oct. 25, tribute was o( fortune, and many a
a firm W.
friend and a steadfast chem- of the Pentateuch, the Prophets and for the leaden of the J. D. C., what-
All arguments raised against work in young Jewish artists of America to - paid to the effectiveness of the pres- the hills was transmuting precious ore David
f the administration.
tights and privi ei,e s of the Hagiographa. Introductory e• ever the erring zeal or the decisive
into stately structures.
Witkowitz had several Pic- I . cy
Russia have been properly answered
I
a1 Jewish Has-
National
t
A financial report v ■ •as rendered pital teefiernsm
in Philadelphia. No fear worthy of tures on display in Detroit at the
thoe
. g historical settings and compo- soirit of some of its heads up to this
datin
socia-1
-
I
all
accommodated e
r
is a represen tative ,
■ time
being entertained remained in the fifth annual exhibition of the educe-
M r. Bradley
has been, to give public and sol-
,
rot so - business
man who ha. to my personallsitions of various books and lives and
the
demand
for
entrance
became
tional
department
of
the
United
Jew.'
thin
is
in
a
better
financial
condition
minds of the people. It is better that
o f the prophets wil l be emn affirmation that it will not toter-
or
'
ut.gen
eim
B
h
Riven
his
services
to
the
characters
h '
to re- '
rities which was held at T ern- today than at any time prior to
i urgent t h at . sh e G s
we help under the circumstances we ish Chan
constant
reference
ith
, given, w
I ate a violation of a contract into
within era consented to erect a pavilion,
Ile hrt s since
. financial sacrifice.
hi period,
its re-organization;
no anization;
deserving yet,
applicant
' rt ' t people
are faced with than to ignore 3,000,-
ga
cit The
at
Beth El last J anuary.
of Detroit, while ; cent archaeological discoveries. The • which it has entered, a breach in a
which is now used exclusively for kn.owlct(
1g Jewish
e
t e. •I t.. ,,
000 suffering Jews. The J. D. C. has
everal
of
his
works
shown
at
member of their own faith ' course in Hebrew will include read-
re- men, enlarging the capacity to 90 pa-
l i nt !covenant of honor with American Is-
had s
Chicag g o art gal has been rejected. Due to this
' p
eliminated all reference to Palestine Metropolitan and Chica
h : ' n 2 ouncil,
has concluded.
el
have nevertheless al- ! fogs of the best contemporary
o which it
' organization. the association takes its tin. Then the e women's pavilion rtihe
ons reel
1
ec
ti
as
se
o ni
in order to preserve harmony among 'cries.
g
c
n
ere
as
weII
If the J. D. C. committee fall to
I
t s brew w 't.
d in
' t e
of a , I', ways
place as a vital factor in the relief was bin t by the subscriptions res
" rig
ht s and
had
a t h h eir
Othis, if it choose not to repudiate
American Jewry."
Knowing the needy condition of the
of Jews
country
el of the manifold depressing economic enabling
the throughout
hospital to the
care
for 130 well safeguarded by Councilman from Medieval writers, analytical and
Duel of Words.
t e peace compact,
artist last winter, Mn. Albert Eliof conditions attendant upon life in a host
, the
: enrepudiation n e the
patients. It was dedicated in 1909, Bradley. By his intelligence, loyalty comparativeatudy
of the in styles
Rabbi Newman interrupted the
.
exercisse
writte of the
h a t hv. e, can place
k to sell one
we might as h . 1:
of this
city undertoo
s has wonlwriters and
h
1
want
to
literary
style.n
c
The
!t
of
nd
devotion
to
his
work
h
pictures
for
his
benefit
and
col-
large
city
like
Detroit.
o as e made a
wh
speaker, saying:
a
ch !positions of a
a , ud in men
0 o faith
h has always been the aim and together with the chapel, the gift
goy-
he friendship and esteem of su
in
history
will
cover
the
stand this definitely, that, as you say, his
lected several hundred dollars from
As- Adolph Lewisohn of New York. The t
M. Icourscs
[ period from the entrance of the Jews I covenant with us l and we
shall be
of that
interested
persons
in
the
co
mm
unity.
policy
of
the
Hebrew
Free
Loan
As-
J.
D.
C.
eliminated
all
reference
Instead
the
erne d accor ding y.
that women's pavilion was renamed the men as Tracy W. McGregor, Fred
P
ltine
to
the
present
time.
that
we
shall
not
stint
or
Dr. Foster responded, "the sociation to render assistance to
to "No,"
Palestine."
aes
affirm
of out. Seraphine Pisko Building last June Butzel
Oscar Webber.
C. into
In and
this connection
also I wish to
ss of peop le above th e need
it to
a history
of Jewish
d a study
of the
move- limit our support of our needy fel-
able t in honor of our efficient executive t stif to the service of John . We will also give
national chairman, Mr. Brown, elimi- With this sum she purchased be
"The
ton
on right charity, who are ye un
but
we
,
Ea
tern
Europe
an
•
ow
e
SO braes ur
The
Talmud
Torah, where
credit in the various banking , ' secretary.
noted it, presumably speaking
with
PoetYohash"
d es`might
Judaism. The
The primary mission of the Na. Lodge, president of the council, a
for thebnefit
of the local
institutions. It is to 158 such per-
to give the a candidate for re-election. I have .mints of Jewry and
clear to to American
Jews as
that
no
the authority of his c
lutely without
too, will be studied Brien- shall
proceed
such action
shall
make
in the •
"of J de wi l s a h community.
was cost, the worked with Mr. Lodge on the Board Talmud,
sons
that
aid
was
extended
back- plan of colonization in any land shall
leaders," Rabbi Foster continued,
quarterly period ending Scpt. 30, !tional Jewish Hospital
a tifically, giving its historical
a
a
priority
in
the
Presence
of
the
of o unimpeachable
this campaign are w
h av e
1525, period
and to in
151
persons
the poor. opportunity
abs
sonic
1924.
It is during
the latterlsame
the rich enjoy in , of Supervisors and have found him
glorious enterprise of rebuilding Pal-
character. They try to comply with
which marks the installation our health-restoring climate, but the faithful servant of the people, sound,' ground and archaeology e
s principles
well as
HADASSAH CONDUCTS
., character of our patients soon con- fair and tolerant. Ile too merits logical
presentation
th
, underlying
Talmudic of discussions
and estlne.
an imperious need which has a justi- JR.
tt stine. It is not too late for peace
peo-
.
of
Our
MEMBERSHIP
CAMPAIGN
interprets-
period
wil claim on the generosity of Amer-
as a tes lvinced us how incomplete would be the support and good
decisions and methods of
fied
in- nth honor for all. To the leaders of
be
of the present system and,
f yo et truly
say tthhaet i high
icon Jewry. When, in due time, they
C.
John C. Nagel likewise is entitled Lion. Other courses will also
' The district chapter of Junior Ha- timonial to its success, accounts were 'the
the work if, after having improved plc.
we shall pursue it to-
l ask us to go out for Palestine,
I se ek peace
patient by having out
eradicated
his ; ; to the support of the Jews of De• troduced.
'
for
handled
in
such
manner
as
to
permit
unequipped
s
we will take it up. We have gone in
w
yoeuto
"I hope the high school will prove Rath
the %
beingl
is engaged in a campaign
cent greater
e, 11 e of Israel."
disease, he were sent
, or a
troit. He has frequently evidenced
the past on record that we favor Pal- &moth
Miss Ethel Steinberg , of 40
a real force in the revival of
fu rther in- into the world. Many
y were compare,
and
1924
new
member
pderin
e
f
render
o
tively recent immigrants, unfamiliar his good feeling to the Jewish people, to be
estine reconstruction."
spirit In the community."
avenue, is chairman
notably by presenting the resolution Jewish
k er of Cleve- 1518 Edisona committee.
crease in 1925.
R a bb i B erne t B ricn
n 1925, $5.110 with our native tongue, and the great' which sought to prohibit the sale of $
ask- the membership committee.
During this quarter i aservice
BETH EL SISTERHOOD
land interrupted Rabbi Foster,
a; ,
a num-
o
oc
f
v
o
v
t
not
the
ie
d
on
d
cs:ni
ccu
ay
Junior Iladassan suppo s Land and was loaned on 48 notes and $5 ,
' the Dearborn Independent on
linnanjoe ritwyni sevir ethe
LUNCHEON NOVEMBER!)
11
AUTUMN DANCE
ing why he objected to the insertion
total of $10,613. At
PISGAH
a
110
pledges,
bre
of
orphans
in
the
Holy
pport
of
I
streets
of
Detroit.
,
of a harmless phrase based on the
su
th funds of the associationiti
FORSUNDAY Ii
alsod rtak
ARRANGED
'
A
bequest
of
Joseph
E.
Shoenberg,,
The
Jews
of
Detroit
should
also
re•
han
Philadelphia convention.
it
has
f or Orp
nal Chfeye.
Insen the
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth El
The
Detroit are being turned over about two and without imminent danger of relapse.
"Because i i Girls at Meier
b
ow C oeu n i I roan
t h e ir .d ewhoa
Rabbi Foster answered: "B
f ',. , 31,ehmnb
aill rlas
will inaugurate its social activities of
hil s erving
by e
in the one-quarter times. formerly as e Denver
nv
Stevenson
Phila delphia was greatly stirred
a class
t Joseph
On Sunday evening„ Nov. 1, Pis- the year with a 1 o'clock luncheon to
All loans are granted for a period Shoenberg
utilized
ection
of
what
was
considered,
the
Educational
and Mrs. Harmon August as State Representative, vigorously
l
'', rw
t the i n j
el gah ,Lodge, Na. 31. 1. 0. B. B., YAW he held on Monday, Nov. 9, in the din-
an irrevelant situation and because it chapter
has organized
which Mr.
Levy is instructor, meets , of four months,
payable
equal Lk
present its most elaborate social tune.; ing room of Temple Beth F.I.
are granted
vary in from
might minimize the possibility of this I stud}, of Hebrew.
This class,
of weekly instalments.
day evening
at 7.30
Purposes
fur to build • classic, white-stone strut- championed the ill-fated Welsh lib
tine of the entertainment calendar, '
ce
ture as a monument to their beloved bill. I ho e it will not be out of pla
The program on this occasion will
Thurs
'
campaign."
« o
Councilmen
Fre
the autumn dance. in the Italian Gar• ' be an unusual one and will tak e the
husband
and
father.
A
grade
and Byron avenues. A class those bordering on dire
necessity,
The debate then resolved itself into every
of
,
purchase
qualified
teachers
holds
sea
to
refer
also
to
duel of words between Rabbi New- o'clock at the Talmud Torah, Phil
of
and Robert Evra ldh
, w o are dens and crystal ballroom of the form of • travelogue given in five min-
payment
s
a
under
uch
ead-
s
a
l
rentmedica l atten- sions in spaci ous rooms and the pa.' Castator
Book-Cadillac HoteL The proceeds ute talks by various well-known speak-
provide for
man an d Rabbi Foster. Rabbi New- in
hman coa l or to
tients eagerly avail themselves of r, among
those endorsed by the Ku Klux of this affair will go towards the ers who have been abroad this past
, Klan. It
man was frequently interruPted by ' in Zionism,
which Hadassah
is
the
of Junior
Rabbi
A. under
M. Hers,
is an unfortunate thing that
members tion, to those bordering
on invest-
ament
on a opportunities. Little children already these two gentlemen should have per- community building fund for the cen- , season and who will relate of their ex-
n d . ership
of protest and welcomes
mingl
e d expressions
s
of Milwaukee
angrily hurled at him ' ta join the group. This class meets ment, such as to make p small
bust- handicapped
en. mated themselves to come under the ter which is now under construction periences of interest they have visited.
carry (heed by illness no longer
. applause and Rabbi Charles I. Levi
a means of
, It may be on Ferry avenue near Brush street. All the atmosphere and the thrill of
additional weight of
"Shame, shame " when Rabbi eve"
at the
Shaarey
Zedek Synagogue
or to inaugurate
Tuesday
evening,
beginning ' home
ness which
may afford
forced
backwardness
and
men
and
I spell of Klan sponsorship
the The music will be furnished by the travel will be brought to the luncheon
livelihood and, in time, perhaps, even
the cry ,
given the incentive to fit that by their failure to repudiate
Business
Keystone Serenaders, under the per- guests on this vicarious trip through
independence.
women are
otherwise Klan they have merited out antagon-
Newman
Russia
stated: "I would rather set-
Th2e7n.ext Hadassah meeting will be , financial
nal direction of Bill Foley, known I Europe and a large attendance is
e ceonnclutaedhoeuvre.rgoptrdaanyd themselves for vocations
ct'
rt
eetings
In
addition,
the
ism.
Nevertheless
it
is
only
fair
to
m
one Jew in Palestine than 10 in O
h ne ettenxesect , m
etn
r,
the Brunswick Vocalion Recording
embe
v
t-that
throughout
No
itch
on
. the '
po '
orning
looked for.
Russia I would rather die for
Sh o en. them
e held ea
h e moms
o f y w hi ch will e
trade
sehool,
established
in
the
Artists.
12
o'clock
at
the
office
of
t
a
an
d
than
for
Continued
Oa
Page
I.)
Jun i or
nett
nett of Palestine I an
All those interested
in
invited to attend tion, at which time all applications
(Continued on page II.
acre Of Hitrainia. Work in Russia is date
are
are received.
on shifting sand, while in Palestine llitsedra'ssah work
the meetings.

Rabbis Newman, Franklin, Laz-
i
aron, Foster and Levy in
Heated Discussion,

A.

DENVER HOSPITAL
LAYS CORNERSTONE
FOR NEW BUILDING

FREUND IS CHOSEN
INSTITUTION HE AD

WNW

Jewish Captains
Discuss campaign

ROSENBERG JOINS
STAFF OF SCHOOLS

ALEXANDER LAUDS
MEN FOR COUNCIL

LOAN ASSOCIATION
REPORTS GOOD YEAR

Only.

ION

RP.

I
I

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