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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1926
VOL. XIX. NO. 8
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URGE COOLIDGE TO
SUPPORT LIBERAL
IMMIGRATION BILL
--
Senator Wadsworth Introduces
Similar Bill As
Perlman's.
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LOUIS MARSHALL TALKS
FOR HOUSE COMMITTEE
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) , Wedgewood
President of Social
Service Institution)
to Talk
On Palestine Jews
Englishman Will Speak Mon-
day Evening, Jan. 18, at
Temple Emanuel.
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
Palestine
1 ZIONIST LEADERS
ANNOUNCE BUDGET Brown to Attend (Talks At on Meeting
Monday
State Conference
DISCUSS EFFECT
FOR UNITED APPEAL
OF WISE'S SERMON
TO AID PALESTINE
Jan. 31.
Michigan United Jewish Cam-
paign Delegates Will
Meet
Speak of 30 Years Service in
Cause of Palestine and
Judaism.
Stephen S. Wise, Chairman,
David A. Brown, national chairman
Publishes Proposed Di-
Colonel Josiah Clement Wedgewood,
of the United Jewish Campaign, will
vision.
member of Premier MacDonald's La-
he in Detroit on Sunday, Jan. ;IL to
bor Cabinet in England, will address
ORTHODOX CRITICS
attend the state conference being
the members of l'isgah Lodge, No. 34, KEREN HAYESOD GETS
ARE SMALL MINORITY
called on that day by a committee con-
Independent Order B'nai B'rith, at
sisting of the following: David A.
THREE
MILLION
SHARE
the next meeting of the lodge, which
thrown, Fred M. Butzel, Rabbi Leo M.
Coralnick, Berlin, Lipsky, Bub-
will take place on Monday evening,
Franklin, Rabbi A. M. Hershman, Da-
lick, Melamid, Mrs. Got-
Jan. 18, at Temple Emanuel, Taylor National Fund, Htidassah, Im- vid W. fusions, Morris Waldman and
Davis Says in Interview He is
and 1Vilson avenue.
theil, Among Speakers.
migration and Colonization
Henry Wineman. Michael Freund,
in Sympathy With
Colonel Wedgewood is a well-known
field representative for the states of
Activities Lead.
Quota Bills.
Englishman and has been a member of
NEW YORK.— (J, T. A.) — The
Michigan; Illinois and Indiana, has
Parliament for 20 years. He has al-
demand that Dr. Stephen S. Wise re-
NEW YORK.— Allocation of the come here to complete plans for an in-
WASHINGTON, D. C.—(J. T. A.) 1
ways been an ardent friend of the Jew-
sign from the chairmanship of the
tensive drive in Michigan. Mr. Freund
_President Coolidge was urged by
ish people and is a staunch supporter $5,000,000 budget of the United Pales-
United Palestine Funds Appeal,
is making a tour of the state to or-
tine
Appeal,
representing
American
Congressman Nathan D. Perlman,
of the project to rebuild Palestine as
formulated and supported by the
ganise
each
Jewish
community
and
to
the Jewish homeland. Colonel Wedge- Jewry's 1926 contribution for the fur-
Congressman Mills and Senator Wads-
Union of Orthodox Rabbis and the
invite the leading members to attend
ther
development
of
the
Jewish
Home-
wood is also a powerful orator and
worth, in an interview granted them
Mizrachi, the Orthodox faction of the
the
conference,
which
will
lie
held
at
at the White House, to exert every ef-
wssesses a charming personality. He land, has just been made public by Dr.
Zionist movement, met with the sym-
the hook-Cadillac Hotel during the af-
Stephen
S.
Wise,
chairman
of
the
ap-
is an author of distinction. His ad-
fort with Congress to further the
pathy of but an insignificant minority
ternoon.
The
delegates
will
be
guests
d•ess on Monday evening will be "Fu- peal. The $5,000,000 budget, cover-
adoption of legislation exempting from
of honor at a luncheon, also at the an-
in the executive sessions, it became
ing
the
various
funds
affiliated
in
the
COL. JOSIAH C. WEDGEWOOD
ture Prospects of Jews in Poland."
the quota the wives, children. hus-
nual
dinner
which
will
be
given
at
the
evident as the discussion on the sub-
Be recently returned from an extend- united appeal, provides an extensive
bands and parents of citizens and de-
same
hotel
that
evening
by
the
United
,
ject progressed. Despite the dispro-
ed trip through the Holy Land and is colonization and immigration program
clarents, in accordance with the sym-
Jewish Charities. Invitations have
: portionate minority, feeling ran high
well able to give an unbiased view- for l'alestine development, whose prin-
pathy expressed by him in his last an-
MELVILLE S. WELT
been
sent
from
the
Detroit
headquar-
!and
the discussion was fraught with
cipal aim is the settling of 00,000 ad-
nual message toward the relief of the
point.
ters of the United Jewish Campaign
intense excitement.
Mr. Welt is president of the Jewish
The meeting will be open to the pub- ditional immigrants on the soil of
hardships caused by the separation of
located
at
2326
Penobscot
Building,
to
The
leader of the minority in the
Social Service Bureau recently created tic and all are urged to attend. There Palestine during the year.
families.
session of the Zionist Executive was
The $5,000,000 is allocated as fol- prominent Jews of Michigan t) attend
The President, it is understood, re- to care for certain specified depart- will he no admission charged. The
the
conference
and
banquet.
Gedaliahilublick,
editor of the Ortho-
ceived the delegation very cordially ments formerly handled by the United m eeting will start at 8 o'clock sharp. lows: Keren Flayesod, $3,000,000;
The United Jewish Campaign anus
dox Jewish Daily News. Rabbi Meier
sod p ro mised to give serious consider- Jewish Charities. The Charities was Colonel Wedgewood will be accom- Jewish National Fund, $1,000,000; to raise $15,000,000 to he expended un-
Berlin,
president
of the Mizrachi, led
shoo to Congressman Perlman's bill, re-organized into three distinct depart- ponied by his wife, Mrs. Wedgewood, B ad assah, $500,000; Hebrew Univer- der the auspices of the Joint Distri- "New Testament from the Jew- the minority at the meeting of the
which was the basis of the interview. ments: The United Jewish Charities, who is also a well-known speaker. Mrs. sity Fund, $150,000; Mizrachi, insti-
bution
Committee
in
Eastern
and
Cen-
executive
committee
of the United
if the present Immigration Law, the Jewish Social Service Bureau and W edgewood will deliver an address at I tutions in Palestine, $90,000; Junior tral Europe and Palestine. The
ish Viewpoint" Second
Palestine Appeal.
said the President, deprives the people the Jewish Welfare Centers. An ar- the meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary I Hadassah, $43,000; contingent fund, moneys will he used, according to a
Semester.
The first speaker at the Zionist
in this country "of the comfort and tide on the work of the bureau will of the Shaarey Zedek Congregation on I $217,000.
tentative budget published several
executive meeting was Dr. A. Coral-
society of those bound to them by close he found on an inside page of today's Monday afternoon, Jan. 18, at 2:30,1 Eighty per cent of the $5,000,001 months ago, for the following pur-
nick. Ile declared that he would
family ties, such modifications should issue of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle. at the synagogue, Willis and Brush I fund goes for the extension and poses: Agricultural and reconstruc-
The tremendous amount of interest vote for the resolution proposed by
streets. An invitation has been ex-
be adopted as will afford relief, always
which has been aroused over the ques-
tended to the members of the Detroit ration
strengthening
and immigration
of the various
activities
coloni-
of tive work in Russia, Poland, Palestine, tion of the Jewish attitude towards the administrative committee, to re-
in accordance with the principle that
Roumania and other countries; medi-
Na-
ject Dr. Wise's resignation, with
chapters of Iladassah and to all Jew-
our government owes its first duty to
Jesus has led the faculty of Beth El
mixed feelings. "Zionism should not
ish women in the city to attend the the
tional
Keren
Fund,
Ilayesod
which, and
in view
Jewish
of Na-
the cal and cultural work in the same
its own people and that no alien, in-
countries; credit Kaseas, co-operatives College tus offer the Jewish community allow Orthodox or Reform rabbis to
great
Jewish
immigration
of
the
past
lecture, which should prove of par-
habitant of another country, has any
and business reconstruction, with spe- of Detroit an opportunity for a sys- dictate its policy or leadership," he
year
and
the
prospect
or
an
even
ticulur
interest,
as
Mrs.
Wedgewood
legal rights whatever under our con-
cial consideration for Russia and Po- tematic study of the subject.
recently returned front I'alestine, larger immigration during the present land; refugee work; orphan and insti-
Beth El College begins its second stated.
stitution and laws. list we should not
Wink/LI
C
"Thirty chairmen representing
which country she and her husband year, must prepare the land for inten-
semester of work during the week
be forgetful of the obligations of corn-
tution work, etc.
sive colonization.
visited.
starting
Feb. 1. All the courses in Zionist districts of Greater New
mon humanity."
The reconstruction work includes,
York," Dr. S. H. Melamed declared,
$3,000,000
alloted
to
the
Keien
At
the
last
meeting
of
the
lodge
The President stated, however, that
amonirst other things, the giving of Jewish History, Bible Literature, lie-
he could not commit himself to any Shaarey Zedek Leaders Chosen Henry M. Abramovitz, chairman of Ilayesod will permit it to enlarge and credit. leaning t(ols, rebuilding homes brew, and Pedagogy begun in the first "adopted a resolution to the effect
that this commute urge . not to accept
the intellectual advancement commit- consolidate its 43 agricultural colonies
definite points of liberalization and 1
for Midwest Assembly of
and the furthering of the agricultural semester will he continued in the sec- the resignation of Dr. Wise, for the
tee, announced that Vladimir Jabotin- and build a number of new rural set-
ond semester. The course in the "New
before reaching a decision will take'
tlements. The Keren Hayesod will al- movement among the Jews if Eastern Testament from the Jewish Viewpoint" reason that he has done great service
United
Synagogue.
sky,
world
famous
Zionist
leader,
will
op the question with Secretary of La-
and Central Europe, particularly. The
to the Zionist Organization in the
'speak at Orchestra Hall under the so be enabled to enlarge the Hebrew
I
—
agricultural ir,..ement, or coloniza- is a new course which will be begun course of the last 25 years, to the
bor Davis.
auspices of Pisgah I.odge on Thursday school system it maintains, now great-
Following the conference with the
is not and completed in the second semester.
II , Zackheim , president of
ly overcrowded; increase its assistance tion, as it is ert sneously called,
cause of Jewry in general, and be-
Feb.
18.
even
Niauri"
W
ednes-
r
the
i
n
The
course
will
be
given
on
w
President, Senator Wadsworth intro-
as :kaiatu
i leounvsd
Lithuan
hi no l iesR
The announcement has already been to immigrants both of Europe and af- , e). n e i .1;1 ns detrhocdnzg,ive
dared into the Senate a bill differing Shilarey Zedek Congregation; David
ia , °rat: day evenings from 7:45 to 8:45. The cause the words attributed to him by
from Congressman Perlman's in that W. Simons, David Robinson and , made by George Gorner, chairman of ter they arrive in Palestine; make
mall. introductory lecture will be delivered the press cannot be and are not true,
the above mentioned relatives of de- Louis Duscoff will compose a delega- the social service committer, that an further loans to labor groups for co- er movements are found.
. el Wednesday evening, Feb. 3. The in- and, se was published subsequently by
clarants admitted to the United States I tion which will represent the Con- entertainment will lie furnished the in- operative workmen's enterprises and to the upbuilding of the Holy Land, structor will be either Dr. Leo M. his own statement, were not true.
to
the
General
Mortgage
Bank
for
fi-
The entire case against him was built
since July, 1924, should be exempted !servative Jews of Detroit at the Mid-i 'mates of the Detroit House of (lorrec-
the committee announced its intention Franklin or Rabbi Leon Frani, both of
and relatives of declarants who came west Convention of the United Syne- tion Sunday afternoon, Feb. 28. Some nancing the construction of addition- to subscribe for $1,500,000 worth of whom have long been engaged in scien- up on sand.
"I believe there cannot be two
to America before that date should re- gogue of America which will be held time during the month of Starch en- al houses; and assist further in the de- shares in the Palestine Economic Cor- tific study of this subject. The course
eeive preference within the quota. in Chicago Sunday and Monday, Jan. tertainments will be provided for pa- velopment of the Rutenberg conces- poration, which was organized last is offered provisionally on the con- opinions as to the resolution, because
Senator Wadworth's bill would not ex- 17 and 18. The delegates will leave tients at the Marine Hospital and the sion, at the present time supplying February for the purpose of aiding in dition that at least 25 people apply for It is not only a question of protect-
Detroit Tuberculosis Sanitarium. This electric light and power to Jaffa, Tel
empt children over 21, while Congress- for Chicago Saturday evening.
the economic, industrial and agricul- enrollment in the class on or before ing the man from aggression, of pro-
Owing to the fact that Shaarey Ze- committee, in conjunction with the en- Aviv, Haifa and Tiberias.
tecting a leader in Israel who has
Wednesday, Jan. 27.
man Perlman's measure calls for the
The Jewish National Fund now tural development of Paelstine. The
exemption of all children, regardless dek Congregation is said to be the tertainment committee, is arranging
The study of the manner in which served our cause faithfully and for
subscription is contingent on the rais-
largest Conservative Congregation in for a benefit performance to be staged owns over 60,000 acres of land in Pal-
30 years, from malice, but It Is a
the
teachings
of
the
Jewish
prophets
ing
of
the
$15,000,000
which
is
the
of age.
the Central States, the Detroit group at one of the leading local theaters in estine and with its additional $1,000,- goal of the United Jewish Campaign and the rabbis were combined with question of keeping up our dignity.
Two Bills Similar.
000 it plans to purchase another 50,-
Senator Wadworth's action in intro- will play a leading part in the con- the near future.
Greek and pagan ideas to form a new We cannot possibly permit any group
and
also
on
the
turning
over
to
the
It •IIS stated by Jacob Rosenberg, 000 acres and improve it through Palestine Economic Corporation the and world-conquering faith is a most or any shade of opinion to come and
diming a bill so nearly similar to Pert- vention. Mr. Zackheim was informed
man's is regarded as a great victory that he was designated chairman of chairman of the entertainment com- drainage, irrigation and afforestation assets of the Palestine Development fascinating intellectual adventure. gay, 'Unless you accept our will, un-
for advocates of the liberalization as the committee on religious work for mittee, that plans are being formu- for colonization. Over 300,000 trees Council and the American Palestine The students of this subject are in- less you accept our dictates, we will
Senator Wadsworth has been known college students. The other dele- lated for the staging of a large bazaar have already been planted by the fund Company as well as the payment of troduced to the rich ethical lore of the work against you. You withdraw.'
and this year it plans an even more
individual stock-subscriptions already Talmud and the rabbis, to the austere That cannot be done."
II a restrictionist, having voted for gates are expected to serve on those
(Turn to last page.)
extensive afforestation program.
committee which will consider the
Gedaliah Bublick, editor of the
quest for knowledge and beauty which
the present quota law.
The increased immigration to Pal-
:Turn to last page.)
Louis Marshall and Congressman most vital questions before the con-
was Athens, to the power and magnifi- Jewish Daily News, who was the
•
estine during the past year has over-
champion
of the accusation at the
i
louse
vent
on.
cence of the Roman Imperialism, and
Perlman appeared before the 1
taxed Iladassah's hospitals and clinics
The Midwest Convention will be
to the picturesque folk ways and executive meeting, said:
Immigration Committee to appeal for
and its $500,000 allotment, will permit
American
Jews In Danger.
exemption from the quota of certain attended by representatives of Con-
myths of the pagan world.
it to increase its facilities and extend
"We American Jews are in dan-
relatives of declarants and citizens, servative congregations in Michigan,
While the courses with which the
its public health program to meet the
ger.
The
future
of our children is
season began are continuing in Febru-
namely, the wives, husbands, children Illinois, Minnesota, Ohio, Indiana,
Plan Impressive Ceremonies at Book. added needs of the country. The lie-
--
ary, nevertheless they are no arranged jeopardized. We live in a country
and parents, which is proposed by Con- Wisconsin, Missouri and Oklahoma.
Cadillac Hotel.
brew University Fund's allocation of
Notables
that students registering for the FOC- where religion is dominant in life.
gressman Perlman's bill in the House The conference has been described
$150,000 will provide for the extension David Brown and Other
ond semester will begin a distinct Since it became a fashion with cer-
and Senator Wadsworth's bill in the as a forerunner of a determined ef-
Will Address Diners.
Detroit Lodge, No. 55, Knights of of the various departments specializ-
course of study complete in itself. tain Reform rabbis to preach on the
Senate. These bills were used as the fort on the part of the United Syne-
Pythias, will hold its installation of ing in public health, agricultural and
The sixth annual dinner of the They will be able to make up at some founder of Christianity, this danger
basis of consideration by the commit- gogue to infuse power into Conserve-
tee. tive Judaism in the central section of officers at the Book-Cadillac Hotel, industrial research. The $90,000 al- United Jewish Charities will be given oth e r season what they have missed in has been increased. Dr. Wise's ad-
Sunday night, Jan. 24. An elaborate located to the Mizrachi is for the ex-
e
Mr Marshall, who appeared before the United States. The principal program has been prepared. The en- tension of its schools and colonies and on Sunday evening, Jan. 31, at 6:30 the first semester, Th registration dress and his later statements con-
words which may lea(' our
the committee on the invitation of Con- headings under which the discussions tire fourth floor has been reserved and the $43,000 of Junior Hadassah goes o'clock
o'clock at the Book-Cadillac Hotel with dates for the second semester are as
David A. Brown as one of the prin- follows: Monday, Jan. 25, and Wed- children from Judaism and implant
gressman Perlman, spoke for about an will be grouped are education, or-
two of Jean Goldkette's orchestras for the support of the Girl's Orphan-
in them a sympathy for another
hour. Both he and Congressman Pert- ganization and Palestine. The con- will play. Dinner will be served at age, Meier Chefeye, near Zichron cipal speakers. The guests of honor nesday, Jan. 27, 7:30-9:30, p. m.
The following classes are open for faith. That we make no mistake is
will be the delegates to the Michigan
man, stressed the great hardship caus- vention will observe a departure from seven o'clock, followed by the instal- Jacob.
state conference for the United Jewish new resistrants:
proven by what the Christian clergy
ed by the separation of families, due the usual methods obtaining at large
lation. This affair is open to members
for
it
will
be
organized
Campaign,
who
will
meet
in
Detroit
on
Monday:
7:45-8:45—Survey of Jew- thinks. The Christian clergy and mo-
to the impossibility under the present assemblies,
of the lodge and their friends, and a CINCINNATTI RABBI
the same day to complete arrange- ish History, Rabbi Leon Fram; me. eionariee are experts in such matters.
law of securing admission for the into a number of conferences, each large attendance is expected.
mentary Hebrew,
Miss Rose David
Pike. If they have cause for satisfaction, it
SPEAKS AT BETH EL m ents for the state drive. Mr. Brown 0:45.9:45_
above mentioned relatives of declar- of which will concern itself with a
jewish Pedagogy,
1026 opens under the most aus-
will speak on the situation in Europe
is sufficient cause for us to be grieved
ants and of parents and husbands of vital issue before Conservative picious circumstances for Detroit
citizens. At present only the wives Jewry. The results of the confer- lodge. It is now the largest Pythian
Rabbi James G. Heller of the Plum today, with special stress on the Jew- Pearlman; Survey of Bible Liter'- and embittered.
" We accuse Dr. Wise not only as
and unmarried children under 18 of ences will be presented at a general Lodge in the world. The lodge is per- Street Temple, Cincinnati, will occupy . h situation in Eastern and Central ture,Isadore Rosenberg.
Tuesday: 2:00-3:00—Survey of Bi- Orthodox Jews but as nationalists. In
meeting of the delegates.
citizens are exempt from the quota.
the pulpit of Temple Beth El on Sun- Europe. A nationally known Palestine
The convention will be concluded sistently proceeding with its plans for day morning, Jan. 17, at 10:45. Ile speaker will also deliver an address, ble Literature, Rabbi Leon Frani.
his
address he trod on the bodies of
While no open opposition was dis -
a new building and is taking in large
Wednesday: 7:45-8:45—Survey of the Jewish martyrs of all genera-
played, it could not he ascertained with a banquet Monday evening. The numbers of new members at each will speak on the subject "Are the as will some famous lecturer on Jew-
Jewish
History,
David
Pearlman;
Ele-
ish
education.
The
names
of
the
two
Chicago
affiliations
of
the
United
tions,
while he held the Zionist flag
from the questions asked by the mem-
Sects Approaching Each Other?" Rab-
meeting.
speakers will be announced in the next mentary Ilebrew, Miss Rose Pike; in his hand," Mr. Bublick exclaimed.
bers of the committee what their ulti- Synagogue, which embraces 10 con-
The following officers are to be in- bi Heller occupies the pulpit formerly
issue
of
The
Detroit
Jewish
Chronicle.
New
Testament,
Rabbi.
8:45-9-45—
gregations
and
14
sisterhoods,
will
be
mate attitude will be. It appeared,
"I repeat what Ached Ma'am said.
occupied by the late Rabbi Isaac M.
stalled:
The dinner committee which is mak- Survey of Bible Literature, David We have lived on the basis of our hiss
however , that some of the members of the hosts of the visitors. The organ-
Chancellor commander, Herman Wise, the founder of Reform Judaism
the committee felt concerned as to the ization committee is headed by John Muscovitz; vice chancellor, Charles L. in America and of the Hebrew Union ing all arrangements for the banquet eearlman; Advanced Hebrew, Miss torte denial of the divinity of Jesua.
is composed of Milton M. Alexander, Rose Pike.
Passible economic effect on America if
by
Goldstein; prelate, Samuel Matoff; College. He is the son of Rabbi Max-
Those who wish to indicate their de- fire
This and
denial
has in been
sanctioned
the proposed additional classes of im- Ris:man chairman,
secretary. and Rabbi Phillip master at arms, Emil Raskin; inner millian Heller of New Orleans, one of president of the Jewish Welfare Cen-
blood
the course
of cen-
ters; Wallace Rosenheim, Milford
to be enrolled in the course on furies. Should this principle
migrants are admitted. In general, A.
t.
the
pioneers
of
the
Reform
movement
be
guard, Dr. R. Goldstone; outer guard,
Stern, Bernard Isaacs and Morris D. the New Testament from the Jewish h •:
the c, mmittee listened to Mr. Mar-
en, what will become of Jude-
Noted leaders in Jewish religious Louis Wolf; master of exchequer, Wil- in America. Rabbi Heller will also Waldman, executive director of the
may either write to Rabbi shaken, Mr. Bublick demanded.
shall and Congressman Perlman with
address
the
Jewish
Student
Congrega-
and educational fields will attend the liam Rosenberg; keeper of records and
United Jewish Charities.
Leon
great attention.
Leon Fram, Beth El College, Wood. In the beginning of his address Mr.
seal, Nathan Shellfish; master of tion at Ann Arbor Sunday evening.
There will be absolutely no solicita- ward avenue at Gladstone, Detroit, or Bublick stated that he voices the
Inquiry was made as to the approxi- convention. The national executive work, Samuel Raskin and trustee, Sol
Dr. Leo M. Franklin is in Cincinnati
come
on the regular registration dates
mate number the proposed legislation council of the United Synagogue has
occupying the pulpit of Rabbi Heller. tion of funds.
and make their application for the opinion of at least • million Orthodox
would admit, but neither Mr. Marshall appointed the following represents- Kaufman.
Jews in America.
course at the office.
nor I - , ngressman Perlman were in a tines: Mrs. Samuel M. Cohen, Rabbi
Following Mr. Bublick, Mrs. Rich-
position to submit such an estimate, Samuel M. Cohen, Rabbi Max Drob,
ard Gottheil spoke.
although assurance was expressed that Dr. C. E. Hillel Kauvar, Dr. Israel
"When the Zionist platform was
no unduly large number is involved. Herbert Levinthal, Dr. Elias Margolis,
created by Dr. Herzl, such men u
Mr. Marshall, in a vigorous and im- Herbert J. Roeder, Irving H. Fisher.
Dr.
Herzl himself, Dr. Max Notelet]
Mrs. Samuel M. Cohen is a member
Passioned appeal, brought out two
—and you all know that Dr. Max
main psints, first, that it was a sound of the national executive council of
Nordau did not stand for Orthodox
economic policy to unite relatives. the Women's League of the United
Will Discuss World's New Attitude Judaism—Rabbi Raines, my husband
Toward Philanthropy.
merles is built up on a family an Synagogue, chairman of the national
Professor Gottheil, and -Dr. Wise, al l
radio
committee
and
also
chairman
home basis he said. An indication of
united in order to further the cause
e
the desirability of an immigrant when of the settlement committee of
ni
the
attitude
of
the
of
Palestine.
—
Developments
Industrious and conscientious enough New York branch of the Women's
public, both in America and else-
"Is it time, when we stand before
is
to desire to bring over his close rela- League. Rabbi Samuel M. Cohen
where, toward the services perform( a $15,000,000 drive and a $5,000,000
Dowd:Awe
tives, and second, that aside from this the executive director of the United
by philanthropic agencies and the drive, that these Jews who say they
practical assurance, the proposed leg- Synagogue of America.
growth of the concept embraced by love Palestine and that Palestine is
Rabbi Max Drob is the president
islation should not be treated as a
11.ad Me.
.1 oboe!.
social service will be discussed in an dear to them, should go and fire on
mere mutter of cold figures but con- of the Rabbinical Assembly of the
address by Fred ef. Butzel at the late ■ man who for the last 30 years has
Jewish
Theological
Seminary.
Dr.
sider, it from the standpoint of human-
services Friday evening, Jan. 22. et given the best that is in him to the
!ir, in the spirit of President Cool- C. E. Mild Kauvar is probably one
gEBRENv
8:30 o'clock, at Shaarey Zedek. servec of his people? Is it right at
idge's own expression of sympathy or the most beloved men in the Mid-
Mr. Butzel, who is one of the fore- We critical moment, when so much is
twiounit this character of relief legiola - dle West, not only for his scholarship
most lay social workers not only in needed for the rebuilding of Pales-
CLASS OF
(he is professor of rabbinics at the
Detroit but in the United States, for tine, that we Jews should create a
University of Denver) or his ors.
Jewish Members Interested.
years has studied the trends in psi- Jewish question? It is not the non-
tory
the
is
one
of
the
finest
speakers
Congressman Dickstein of New
( vale philanthropy and has been in- Jews that are creating it. It is we
York and Congressman Golder of Phil-
strumental in effecting notable Jews. And I am going to tell you
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adelphia, the new Jewish member of
, changes in the auspices under which , openly and frankly, the whole corn-
the c , mmittee, asked questions and
various forms of social service were !munity, whether Jews or Christians,
made observations tending to Resist in
conducted. are laughing at In, and they are wait-
BEG EL YOUNG PEOPLE
bringing nut the points favoring the BETH
. f M
e of Jewishling to see what resolution is going
Proposed measure. Although the real
IN SOCIAL PROGRAM
r. National Conffm
a eorrenee r
the
to be adopted today," Mrs. Gottheil
discussion on the part of the commits
Social
Service
and
is
associated
in declared.
car will occur in the executive session
The opening social affair of the sea-
various capacities with some of the
A reply to Mr. Bublick WAS made
after the conclusion of the hearings- son will be held by the Young People s
most important institutions and social by A. M. Zeldin, director of the New
there developed I brief interchange of Club of Temple Beth El on Sunday af-
tosssiss•ss
agencies in Michigan. Recently he York United Palestine Appeal.
remarks concerning the principal re- ternoon, Jan. 24. The affair will be
re
pe
ll'h
itee en we
anmei
Z poenpist read
eeeap,elettehe metro-
'Peet in which Senator Wadsworth's
a combination of dramatics and danc-
t ioh
‘ ni.P f '
h aoirr
r c° n
tr he e gDneetdr o iftr °limo u st h e e o f° C
th
of
hill differs from Congressman Perl- ing. The Temple Arts Society will en-
The services Friday evening, Jan. Wise's sermon, we felt that he must
ma n'.. The former prop-sea only to
tertain the young people with a one-
29, will be addressed by Rabbi A. M. resign. However, when the Union of
exempt the relatives of those declar- 1 act play. Temple Beth El Sisterhood
Hershman, who will discuss Klaus- Orthodox Rabbis adopted its resolu-
I :AsInwsh o held that
status prior to July will act as hostess and serve refresh-
ner', "Jesus of Nazareth." Rabbi tion in which Dr. Wise was unjustly
ments. Seymour Simon's Orchestra
liershman's address is expected to be branded, a new situation arose. It
/
Congressman Golder brought out will play. Invitations have been sent
one of the moat important discourses was impossible for on to let Dr. Wise
that this would mean only those admit- to the young people of the temple
swimso
of the season and a large attendance
si.
aw,..arame
ted into the United States prior to households. A very delightful social
(Torn to la.t nate
is awaited.
afternoon is anticipated.
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PYTH1ANS INSTALL
OFFICERS ON JAN. 24
CHARITIES BANQUET
PLANNED FOR JAN. 31
Class of 1926 of United Hebrew Schools
BUTZEL TO SPEAK
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK