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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1926

VOL. XIX. NO. 11

NX/ omen s League to CHICAGO BOULEVARD
•
•
DELEGATES TO STATE CONFERENCE VOTE
aism
In
America
Is
Dis-
Give Dinner Feb. 1 4 SITE IS PURCHASED
Ju
d
QUOTA OF $400,000 FOR UNITED JEWISH
BY SHAAREY ZEDEK
cussed By y Able Leaders Rabl
CAMPAIGN AT MEETING HELD ON SUNDAY

etral: lti:IritSyllber
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Banquet.

David A. Brown Pledges Ten Per Cent of Total Raised As Per-
sonal Contribution. Leader Makes Stirring
Address at Gathering.

Board of Managers of Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations Interviewed While in Detroit.

Rabbi A. M. Hershman of the
Shaiirey Zeilek Synagogue and Rabbi
Saul Sillier of Chicago will be the
nod speakers ut the charter ban-
quet which '.will be given on Sunday
, ening, Feb. 14, at 0:30 at the Phil-
adolphin and Byn
ro Talmud Torah by
the Northwestern Women's League of I

Will Build Adequate Syna-
gogue Social and Educa-
cational Center.

ALBERT KAHN CHOSEN
FRED M. BUTZEL ELECTED STATE CHARMAN.
At the invitation of two Detroit members, Dr' Leo M. F'ranklin and Milton M. Alexander.
TO DESIGN BUILDING
VICE-CHAIRMEN ARE PROMINENT STATE MEN the board of managers of the Department of SynaRogue and School Extension of the Union of
— --
American Hebrew Congregations met in this city on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week to
Announcement Made by M. H.
Brown, Brickner, M. M. Kaplan, Spoke On J. D. C., Palestine
consider educational matters connected with the Work of the department. The board is com-
Zackheim, President, and
and Jewish Education at United Jewish Charities
hnnli I'd w ilil l' bellak si'l.th l.i lishitaabobdi
t SraU
posed of 20 laymen, chosen by the union, and 10•rabbis, five chosen by the Central Confer- Rabbi Silber will speak in Yiddish.
Abraham Srere, Trustee.
Banquet. Delegate Are Guests of Honor.
ence of American Rabbis and five from the alumni of Hebrew Union College. At the request Rabbi Silber's subject in "The Place
of Jewish Women in the Work of Jew-
Michigan swung into action Sunday, Jan. :11, at a conference of repre- of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, the 12 members of the board who attended the meeting con-
Congregation Shaarey Zedek has
ish Education." Esser Rabinowitz,
sentatives from virtually every community in the state gathered at the sented to contribute toward a symposium on the "Future of Judaism in America." They are
purchased tho site on Chicago boule-
president of the United Hebrew . ing
Book Cadillac Hotel for the purpose of joining with other states to raise
Law ton
7. of Cincintriti Dr Joseph Rauch of Louisville, Rabbi Morris M. Feuer- Schools, will be toastmaster and Louis ,
Rabbi
George
a 815,000,000 fund for relief and reconstruction work among Eastern and
northward to Rochester avenue,
licht of Indianapolis, Rabbi Joseph S. Kornfeld o 'Toledo, Rabbi David Letkowitz of Dallas, Dusio ff will auction the right to hang
according
to an announcement by M.
Central European Jewry. The conference was presided over by Professor
er chart , an outstanding feature '
Texas; Rabbi Eugene Mannheimer of Des Moines, Iowa; Dr. Ephraim Frisch of San Antonio, the
11. Zackheim, president, and Abraham
I. Leo Sharfman of the University of Michigan and messages from Felix
of the affair. Bernard liallt.o, priori-
Srere, chairman of the board of trus-
M. Warburg, Louis Marshall and other prominent leaders of American Texas; Jacob W. Mack and Julius W. Freiberg of Cincinnati. Abraham Lewenthal of Cleve- pal, will give a short talk
the
t
or:,„tuli,,
tees. The purchase of the lot was ne-
Jewry working for the United Jewish ( amplogn were read.
land. Dr. Leo M. Franklin and Milton M. Alexander of Detroit.
velopment of the' Northwestern Wom-
s• ,
by

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a t■

: ' ■■g .

a real estate committee,
.1 f D vl A Brown national chair-
na p • toned•
will
• I
Arouse , y
. •• A
"I believe the future of Judaism in
"The problem of the Union of
i composed of Louis Smilansky, chair-
man of the campaign, the delegates voted to ra se $400,000 in Michigan
"I have no sympathy for those who
was be given by Reich Freedman, violin- nan•
it
A. Louis Gordon, Louis Stoll,
s their share of the $15,000,000 fund, in campaigns to end not later than honk through pessimistic eyes to the American Hebrew Congregations is .America is brighter than it ever
'
tat,
accompanied
I
Miss
Itu"
Bass
a
see nu reason why
S. Zemon . Joseph
I avid S
Weisman ,
s •
April 1. Mr. Brown aroused intense enthusiasm when he pledged 1(1 per future of the Jew and Judaism in to organize all educational machine before and I can
are now doing should Miss Bassin, piano selections; Miss
in; ' ' s sarnuel Frank , David
D d R. Stocker and
li o I 4tt
—1, I believe that the which shall restore to all Jewish chit- the work WI!
cent of the total amount raised by Michigan as his cont ribution. The fol-
lima.
not bring marvel. Bessie Willman, . soprano, accompan- 'Julius Berman
'
..
An
dren
their
Jewish
.
elected to carry through the state campaign: Fred M.
outlook was never
ous results. It is led by Miss enmeL ewis.
owi • officers •
A lbert Kahn has been engaged as
birthright—a Jew.
Butzel, Detroit, chairman; Harry Z. Brown, Detroit, secretary; Bernard
Mrs. Joseph Kunin is chairman
brighter. I believe
the business of the
, the arch it eel and is drawing u p p lans
ish education. The
that Judaism
Ginsburg, Detroit, treasurer. The
o rf e,,Ancte:ni : amnadrgiosii,e.sssaisitneudelliEpatt,
cUain
lionikb
Mesdames
Isaac , for a synagogue and social and edu-
Department
of
Ben
Schwartz,
touche by the
vice-chairmen are Ilenry Wineman,
are and Louis Lightstone,' rational center which, because of the
Synagogue and
free spirit of
Detroit; Professor I. Leo Sharfman,
irrigations to or- Samuel
W also compose the reception
size of the
lot amply meet the
S c howl Extension
will
, will
America is bound
Ann Arbor; Louis C. Braudy, Grand
Its
u-ork
xi
W110
ionise
aims tin accomplish
t h o r a ughly that committee. Other committee onion- growing requirements of the congre-
Rapids; A. I). Phillippe, Saginaw;
to grow more vir-
this
end
and
so
is
J
e
w
i
s
h
interest
burs
are
Mesdames
II.
E.
Lippit,
Rose
,
gallon,
Mr.
Kahn has just returned
ile upon this soil
Berman Friedman, Kalamazoo; A. D.
e o n t i n unity ex-
will be stimulated Burton, Fannie Schultz, M. Mira(, from a visit to several cities in the
is the years pass.
Roman, Bay City; Meyer S. Franklin,
tending
its
work
in
cob
Goldberg,
Samuel
Schnitz
and
East
and
Middle
West where he in-
1 believe that our
a
Battle Creek; J. B. Simon, Lansing.
Will Speak Feb. 18—
not
only
in the big
J Wiiksler. The latter committee , apected the most recently completed
order to reach
cities
of America
Max
children are likely
The above officers are to name an exe-
Lodge Moves to Own
every
Jewish
child
but on the farms' members are also arranging n mas- Jewish religious and educational atruc-
cutive committee representative of
'a be more loyal to
tative pla ns, i which will
Building.
in the country who
and in the smallest quo:ride ball to be held on Feb. 21 at tures.
every Jewish community in the state.
their fathers' faith
n w features
he em bodie
Ten d the outata n ding
is not at present
The the Talmud Torah.
David A. Brown, national chairman
than were their
stern
of
these
buildings,
will be discussed
as Well.
Ii
r e c e i vine a reti-
The ofReers of the Northwe'ste'rn b
of the campaign, the main speaker at
l'isgah Lodge, No. 31, Independent
sarents. The in-
..f
League
of
the
United
Ile.
y
Mr.
Kahn
and
the
building
com-
Ile
li
a
r
t
meat
e i o u s education.
Women's
the conference, said in opening: "This Order 11'nai B'rith, informally opened
creasing stress
S y 0 0 g it gee „nit ',
brew Schools are: Mrs. H. E. Lippit,Iinittee. This committee is composts!
Our work must be
is the thirty-first state in which 1 have its new home in the B nai B'istli Com-
that we are put-
rs. Samuel Waze andlo members
of the real estate comMit-.
f
cool
E
x
tesion
n
S
h
Co organized that
; Pre---'item; Pies.
helped to organize campaigns to pro- munity House, 275 East Ferry avenue,
ting upon Jewish
,.
i.,,id, o ui . ! te e and David W. Simons, Isaac Shet-
of the union Ellin!'
we may reach the
. ' e In S ac h s
vide funds for the continuation of the last :Monday evening, Feb 1. Five
education and the
to preserve Juila- Mrs.
"• Max Weksler, financial secre- nor, Charles N. Agree and Robert
child ren in the
work of the Joint Distribution Com- hundred men 111111 women, members of
I.
J u li us W.
Dr. Abraham
harmonious adjust-
lain in America in arp; Mrs. Samuel Schnitz, recording' M"rwil.
Dr. Leo M.
smaller cities and
mittee in Europe. American Jewry the lodge and Ladies Auxiliary, at-,
'
Lewenthal
ment that we are
The location is in one of the most
Freiberg
the best way: the , t secretary; Mrs. Samuel Kell, trensur-
Franklin
villages who have
is now, as in the past, responding tended the opening meetings of she
ni a k ing between
I,ouisdesirable residential sections of the
ho education of the child and youth. 11a •
Mrs . Rose Burton, Mrs.
promptly to the call of distress from respective organizations in their new Jewish tradition and the spirit of our n religious affiliations at all and w
The building to be erected will,
home. A joint meeting later in the time and country, are bound to bring are not in a position to obtain cell- this means only can Judaism be am-• I Cashwan an d Mrs. Morris Schmidt, city.
their fellow-Jews overseas.
it is expected, become a center of
"There is an impression that the even ing was addressed by prominent
ions in struction by their two or sured. We must hand to the future
;Jewish
religious cultural work. Situ•
about better rtsu
t \r‘ic,l il sy„ kosher
Jews of Europe are schnorrers. The members of both organizations. Fol- our past, but we cannot live in it. their parents' means. Only when we generations that faith and knowl- anT
d h,e ntliterneid iubety
latest in the heart of a district which
1 experts in realty development consider
Jews of Europe had social and cul- lowing the meeting refreshments were On the past, in the present, for the. have achieved our purpose of giving edge which has been handed down to
tural institutions long before we served by the loth-.
future--we must build. Reform Ju- every Jewish child its heritage—a us by the past generations."
, secure from undesirable encroach-
• •
thought of them; the institutions now
Enthusiastic comments were heard daisni may face tile future without religious education—will the cause of
n w hich boasts of handsom e
paid for by Jews. In Europe a man regarding the beauty and serviceabil-
Judaism in America be secured."
"The future of Judaism lies in the
educational i nsti tu
I residenc s and -
fear "
of consequence becomes a social work-
•
•
and youth. They must e el u-
I tines, the structure, when completed,
•
Child
Judaism cated
er without pay. Here, because of dif- ence,
ity of which
the new
.
taxed structure
the capacity and
of the the audi- • step in the religious "It is my conviction that
voted religiously; if this succeeds all;
will enjoy a setting which few Con-
"A forward
—
ferent conditions, we have paid social main auditorium, showed that the
succeed; if this fails all will fail
! servative co ng regations in the country
re announcement o the 1 o ge s re- life of America is the proposed school in America has before it a great op-
f h lodge'
workers, The Jews of Europe are mere
e ,
Local Leader. Hold Election—Plan l command.
had awakened of religion of the University of Iowa, portunity for world influence in all else is loci-
men who have played significant parts meal to its own home
Intensive Sesirch M ■ dc,
which aims to 'provide courses to help moulding the character of the indi- dental. Congrega-
Progr•m Feb. 7.
in the political, social and cultural the interest of hundreds of hitherto ill-
vidual and the na•
I The selection of the site came after
tional strength
the student gain a
• •
life. I was told the Jews were tired acne
I
intensive
search over a period of many
ture of civilize•
must be measured
Although the new building is not wholesome view of
of asking and tired of giving; I in-
, Last Thursday
ur
saw a large attend- months. The need for transferring
lion. In the con-
by the results of
complete, meetings of the lodge will religion and gain
sisted that it is not so."
'
once
of
leaders
at
the
Council
meets
I
the
activities
of the congregation front .
test between the 1.
J e w ish religious
Mr. Brown gave an example of a continue to be held there. As soon as interest and effi-
ing of the Detroit organization of its present building at 13rush street
traditionalists and
education. Realiz-
was
village completely destroyed by the all finishing touches have been made rieney in religious
Young
Judaea.
The
occasion
and
Willis
avenue
was manifest for
'
modernists we of V
ing that the Uni011
war where not a single house was left the formal dedication of the building activities.' As a
the election of officers for the ensuing several years. A . careful inquiry in-
the liberal wing ,
of American Ile-
standing. "The Jews living in the as a center of Jewish social, crater- m b e r of the
year
and
the
formulating
of
new
plans
to
the
trend
of
the
group
from which
have the advan-
brew C a Kg rega-
trenches," he said, "carried on the ed- nal and educational endeavor will take 'executive board I
, concerning the activities of the or- Shaarey Zedek Congregation has
tage in that we
tions cannot carry
'am heartily in ae-
ucational work. The Joint Distribu- place.
'
ganization.
The
IS
clubs
were
prac-
,
drawn
its
adherents
persuaded
the
have settled the
on the educational
It was announced by Henry M. Ab- ' cord with this plan
tion Committee has spent millions on
' tically all represented by their reaper-' committee to choose the Chicago boule-
problem and decid-
w o r Is alone, my
tive
leaders
who
reported
on
the
cul-
I
per
cent
education; we kept their bodies and ramovitz, chairman of the intells•ctual , backed by Catho-
75
yard site. Since virtually
ed the outcome of •
c 0 ngregation,
advancement committee, that all ar-Ilies, Prat estants
rural programs and other activities. I of the members of the congregation
souls together.
the battle 50 years
Adath Israel, is
ranguments have been completed for 'and Jews who real-
Work Cannot Stop.
The need for more inter-club work i live within a comparatively short die-
ago. Even Ortho-
raising
a
fund
of
at
the
sus-
was emphasized and the leaders' coun- tense from the location of the pro-
"Although $60,000,000 have twen the address of Vladimir Jabotinsky Ise th
doxy is not as
$100,000 to carry
which is to take Olive in Orchestra tent is not suffi-
cil through its new executive commit- posed new building, the place Is con-
spent by Anrican
Jewry fur relief
w
rigid, certainly not
011 religious edu-
Hall, Thursday evening, Feb. IS. Mr. I ciently interested
tee has already at this date submittsa sidered unusually desirable.
work in Eastern Europe since the be-
as opposed to the
e a t i o n a I work
Jabotinsky is known throughout ' in religion. The
plans for Several affairs to be partek -
The announcement of the purchase
ginning of the world war the work
sidings
of
science.
throughout
the
ardent Zionist and !school will not be
811
world
Jewry
as
all of the clubs.
has
ha produced a wave of enthusiasm
cannot stop. Conditions are as bad,
We ran now deal
state in communi- Dr. Joseph R•ueh en of by
a great orator and thinker. Ile is re- c o m p u lsory and
On Sunday afternoon, Feb. 7, there aiming the members of the congrega-
perhaps worse, than they were sever-
with
the
problems
Dr.
Ephraim
ties
unable
to
support
such
activities
menibered as the organizer of the sha ll be outside of Rabb' 1 E ugene
by themselves. Our congregation is I will be held at Shaarey Zedek Syna- Hon. Assurances have come from
al years ago. In Poland, especially,
of business, e duca-
Frisch
Jewish Legion in Palestine during the university control.
M•nnheimer
to do this gogue a Chamiso Oser B'Shevat vale- those who live in the northwestern
the conditions are appalling. In all
cial
d
' A
' \S e wish to in tr. -
world
war.
oration with every junior Young
oung Ju- section of the city that they will ex-
the larger centers factories are idle,
Interest in the Jabotinsky lecture' est the students in this new project amelioration rather than indulge in
daea Club represented on the pro- ert great efforts to help carry out the
schools are closed, artisans and work- is being manifested in all quarters as; so they shall enter whole-heartedly skirmishes between
science
and about
re- sort
work
we we
have
$50,-
e cease
prating
41 of of
our and,
fund when
raised,
will
be gram and all Young Judaeans, their future program of the congregation.
ers are unemployed and hordes of rag-
( e d ,y for action. We expect the parents and friends are -'noted to at-, It is understood that many families,
is attested by the large number of res- 1 into the plan. This means of in- ligion. If we
generalities
ged, emaciated Jews beg for pennies
ervations which have been made to st illi ng a love of religion into our tradition or talking in gen
on the streets.
college boys and girls will not only but actually take it seriously with all requisite amount within three years tend the affair. An oratorical contest , :who continued to live in the neighbor-
h
be
embracing subjects covered in the g en- lhood of the present synagogue in or-
"The situation in Russia is no bet- date. Tickets for the occasion may — i aid in preserving Judaism, but it will its superb and far-flung ramifications forerunner
and then we
to serve
the
in a hope
field which
has as
never
eral Young Judaea program and for !der to maintain close contact with it,
ter," Mr. Brown continued. "Soviet- procured at the B'nai B'rith Common- I
we have it ix our power to wield an
ity House. 275 East Ferry avenue and
boys and girls of junior clubs will ber, ' will seek homes in the section in which
influence
vastly
out
of
proportion
to
been
trod;
we
want
every
state
to
ism has destroyed the foundation of at
a all."
.
follow our example, if our plan is as held on Sunday afternoon, March 7 "the new synagogue will be located.
the office the Jewish Daily For- preserve religion
• for
Jewish life bemuse the Jews were ward, 2212 Vthsodward avenue. Our- ' "A beautiful structure without a our numbers; to contribute toward successful as we contemplate."
of moo..,
at Shaarey Zedek. Prizes will he Many families at present not affiliated
small traders. Over 70 per cent of the
• . •
beautiful spirit in its leader would shaping the newer destiny
awarded to the best speakers and for ! with Shaarey Zedek have expressed
• . .
Jewish population is absolutely desti- ing the week preceding the affair tick- I •
useless for any religious
the hope of the Jewish the best oratory. Most of the clubs their readiness to co-operate in mak-
is
"America
tute and their only salvation is ill go- eta will also be on sale at Grinnell I b e utterly
"The future of Judaism in Amer-
Brothers
and
Orchestra
Hall.
The
i
purpose.
Temple
Beth
El
is
fortunate
are already working in preparation of ing the new synagogue a center of
ing back to the soil. The government
in p it s s easing a ica is dependent upon the educational world not only because America is in
the track meet to be held at Central Jewish religious, social and cultural
.
is assisting in furthering the land set- subject of Mr. Jabotinsky's address
h h . h '• will develop Our a position due to her wealth to afford
.
.
P. , . activity.
c (c
I.
tlement of the Jews by giving land will be "Palestine Colonization and
spirit; a leader to problem consists of the 750,000 Jew. relief, to rescue the starving of Eu- High School, March 6 at
rope, but because Gold and silver medals and other
and transportation and exempting Great Britain."
ish children who
whom I give the
The
intellectual
advancement
cost-
rizes and ribbons are (sing awarded GIVE LARGE CREDIT TO
she can afford a
them from taxation for three years.
are not in Jewish
it for three
niittee is also negotiating with Pro-
credit
tonic to European by the Recreation Commission for this
No special privileges are given the
schools. In order
POLISH-JEWISH FIRMS
i m p o rtant move-
Jewry. There is a event.
Jew 11. the government; he is treated fessor Boris Shatz for the purpose of
to
succeed
we
obtaining a showing of his Palestine
ments in our own
The officers fur the ensuing year
present drift from
as every peasant is and both are help-
a
ni
u
s
t
develop
BERLIN.-1.1.
T. A.)—One hun-
religious work. We
Art Exhibit in this city.
to are Solomon R. Levin, re-elected pres-
Judaismdue
.
Ju
ed equally.
form of Judaism
dred and fifty thousand dollars were
On Monday evening, Feb. 15, at
0 r e indebted to
"The Joint Distribution Commit-
d i s o r g a n I zing -'dent; Mary } nedenberg, vice-press-
that
will
kindle
the
Dr. Leo M. Frank-
forces: Anti•Sem- dent; Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, Beetle- , allotted for Jewish credit institutions
tee," Mr. Brown declared, "has un- (1:30 o'clock, the annual Father and
imagination of the
Re-
( 11
Son Banquet of Pisgah Lodge will be
lin for our unas-
dertaken this work at the request of
itism, w h i c h is tarp and listen Kass, treasurer. The (Kassas) in Poland, by the Joint Re-
Jewish youth; we
held. The committee in charge, which
signed pew system,
new
the Russian Jews themselves. The
trying
must build schools,
is
headed
by
Jacob
Rosenberg,
has
ar-
life
of
the
people,
Samuel
N.
Heyman,
Rose
CopinskY
of
representatives
of
the
Joint
Din-
although
T
e
m
pie
fact that American Jews are going to
train teachers,
ranged for a koshs•r meal to be served
Beth El and 1/r.
aid their fellow-Jews does not mean
and the centrifu- and Mrs. Slomovitz. tribution Committee and the Jewish
at Temple Emanuel, Taylor and Wil-
5, rite -.text books
now with- Colonization Association. The de-
Franklin are 11 ,1t
upholding the Soviet system. In 1921
awl d e v e I o p a
son avenues. Included in the program
resoit 4.'
cision to allot this sum was taken at
usually given the
ltr
th eecitab: h alle
ofaclrs,
i outA rs eaguflvawr le
the United States voted $20,000,000
.hoicr il c
g a i tiv e f batrieenes at v'w
li
larger Jewish edu-
will
he
the
showing
of
a
multiple
reel
credit
in
institut-
over
the
w
a
r
I
d
ization
would
he
glad
to
hear
from a meeting of the foundation.
Isr Is•d in Russia and $37,000,000 for
motion picture, splendid musical num-
eational program.
ing the open syna-
ince the war. The any young man or woman interested' The Joint Reconstruction F./Linda-
nusiielnes. and surely no one can ric-
,
We must become
bers and speeches by guests.
Jew of America in educational and cultural work for tionwa s established several years ago
gogue in American
tus.. the United States Government of
The next meeting of the lodge will
interested again in
Jewry. N't e also
enjoys prestige be- boys' or girls' dubs, members of which when the liquidation of the former
being in sympathy with the- Soviet
Rabbi
onday evening, Feb.
the
ideal
of
be-
take
place
on
M
o
r
r
o
wed
from
cause of America's range from 9 to 16 years of ag4• activities of the J. D. C. was planned.
b
system of government," he said.
' David Lefkowits
coming e it ucated
Detroit the inspir-
e in the Such interested person may communi- , The foundation also allotted a loan
"Every colony in Russia is organ- 5, in the Community House.
p r e s t i g
------
in
things
.
Jewish.
•
Dr. Kornfeldw
Joseph S. 0 r 1,1, therefore rate with any of the officers or mem- , o f $50,000 to the Jewish Central
ation for the development of our
ized on a definite basis. There are
Rabbi
URTH
NI o d ern civilize-
in
a
position
tiers of the executive committee.
ni
i Bank in Lithuania, which was estab-
brotherhood, organized
with the ai d
hundreds of trained agronomists who FRAM
George Zepin
he is
(ion is based not
...._
fished by the Joint Distribution Com-
TALK ON SPIRITUALISM of Dr. Franklin; third, we received
formerly had no opportunities for
to stimulate Judaism by inspiring the
mittee. Appropriations for credits in
— the assistance necessary to develop only upon Greek and Roman litera-
work but who are now employed to
Jew of Europe. In organizing his re-
Spiritualism and other current no- our religious school, in which we hays lure but to a very large extent on ligious and educational activities on HAIL PALESTINE APPEAL
train the colonists. Cattle is raised
AS HISTORICAL CHAPTER mad,
under the direction of experts. Work lions about life after death will form raisedthe school morale, loyalty and Jewish literature and thought. We a comprehensive basis, world Jewry
The American Jewish Joint Distri-
is also being done for the non-Jew as the theme ef the fourth lecture to he regular attendance by means of the must reclaim our own treasure."
should always be borne in mind. Eu.
button Committee is represented on
well as the Jew. No special privileges delivered by Rabbi Leon ram in his reward system used here. Congrega•
rope wants our spiritual help."
.—Veteran Zionists of
NEW YORK .—Veteran
"The future of Judaism in Amer-
- the board of the foundation by Ber-
are given to the Jews by the Soviet sries
•
• •
o
on ' : Religion in the Twentieth tin Beth El should congratulate it-
' this country are unanimous in tsetse-
}leaner, Meyer Gillis. Ilerbert
Century," on Sunday morning, Feb. self on its beautiful structure and ica rests principally on the education
govonment; he has the same rights '`
ing that never in the history of the ' II. Lehman, Leonard George Robin-
"A temple structure should ex- ing
AS every peasant has. Most of the 7 at 10;45. Rabbi From has given ,
of the youth and children. They are
leader"
,
movement
has
there
been
such
a
pow-
press
the
fine
religious
spirit
of
the
sa,
•
•
•
at the beginning of the huraway a
and is governmental land, taken from his lecture the title "1)o the
people who worship therein; that to erful wave of Palestine sentiment as son, Felix M. Warburg and, Peter
the nobles.
Live?" While beliefs with regard to'' "I!,•herever one turns one sees evi life and must be
n ui is what Temple Beth El express's. that which has been called nut by • W lernik.
"Much of the news which is pub- life after death are among the most (knees of a Jewish reawakening. The properly equipped
the United Palestine Appeal. No
t f I n e structure
lished about Russia is inaccurate as ancient ideas of mankind, special pop- shrinking, cajoling type of Jew i. for the journey if
BUILD INDUSTRIAL
doubts are expressed as to the
to-
animates
the con-
no news about that country is authen- ular interest has been attracted
stepping out of the picture. Ili. they are to carry
CITY NEAR HAIFA
achievement of the goal of $5,000,• ,
:irrigation. Amer-'-
tic unless it smiles from the Soviet ward the subject by the claims made I F at c e is being
on the faith of
o00, and thin achievement, it is point-
-an Jewry is repro'-
government, which has live cities as by students of the weird phenomena I Taken
their fathers. As 7
taken by a race-
ed out, will constitute a new chapter' BERLIN.—(,1. T. A.)—A new city
.ented in individ-
news-centere. All from any other of spiritualism that they have found . i•roud figure who
Jews we must
an .
in the history of the movement in in Palestine, which is to be the cen-
ual members who
source is untrue.
scientific evidence to confirm the
each our children
ter of the textile industry of the
the re
this country.
"It has been charged that this plan cient belief. Rabbi Frain will discuss ' commands
rnuat
hear
in
mind
to love Judaism I
ect of the world
The national Palestine conference country, will be founded as a result
is to take the place of Palestinian the religious and ni ,ral value of the because
that they are rep-
because he re
•
and to desire to ,
in Baltimore has been followed by of an agreement concluded between
to spiritualism of such
colonization. No one who is in any conversi
resenting
their
tel
carry it on to new-
feverish organization activity both at the Planer Company, an internation-
manner responsible has ever contem- em inent scientists as Sir Oliver Lodge sects h i m a e i f
low Jews. Detroit
er and better ends. I
the headquarters in New York and ally known European concern, and
nd the editor of the Scientific' Ameri- Tears of work and
plated making the Russian plan op-
has a reputation
We see a certain
g a nization are
in the various local centers. Dr. the German industrial companies,
posed to Palestine. The problem of a an, as well as the significanee of the 0 r
as a leader in
distance a head; i
c
.
Stephen S. Wise, chairman of the Siemens-Schuchkert.
Palestine and the reconstruction and silence of most scienti , ts with regard bearing fruit. Our
4 4 m erican Jewish
:hey will see Ruth-
The city will be built near Haifa,
appeal, has announced that he has
unbuilding of Eastern Europe are to immortality and the opposition to forces are effici-
a f f a fro. Other
er and so on with
determined
to
devote
himself
exclu-
Palestine's future port. The terms
belief on the part of such men as ently o r g saint.
joint problems, in my estimation.
group! of Amen-
their children and
the
Our public is in-
sively to the appeal until its objec- of the contract include provisions for
Fund. for Reconstruction.
can Jews are imi-
Luther Burbank.
i I d ren's
d keen.
their child
five has been attained. Emanuel the construction of the city and fat-
The series if lectures on "Religion terested an
"The funds are now being raised in
toting the form,
W ust
appeals children. e m
Neumann, national director of the tories. ibis is the first time that a
the United States are primarily for in the Twentieth Century," will con- Our cause
method
and
con-
not only consider
re - construction purposes although, be- tinue throughout t'e year. The next to modern men
I
appeal, in a statement issued this ' great intersational concern has en-
, tent of the Union
our children, the Jacob w: m a "
Rabbi Morris ' week points out that whereas the first' tered the industry of Palestine.
cause of the recent distressing reports lecture will he deli. crest on Sunday. and women. We
immediate generation, but the gene- of American Ile-
from Poland and Bessarabia, some March 7. on the suli'ect "The Place of are interesting the
125 contributions to the Karen Haye- •
rations to come who will depend for brew C o n g rega-
Feuerlicht
children as well as
SP': MONEY HERE
Palliative work will have to be done Ceremonies in Modern Religion."
, sod last year amounted to $62,000,
their religious heritage on us, as we cations in perpetu•
Milton M.
the adults, and the
to meet these emergency situations.
---- --
have depended upon our forefathers. ating and propagating Judaism in the same 25 this year amount to ,
Alexander
children — the fu-
o SsAlr . — O. T. A.) —A &el-
'The Jews must be given a chance to
nioNnVAR
DR. KAHN IN WARSAW
We
must
give
our
children
the
very
America.
The
Department
of
Syna-
$209,000.
A
new
level
of
giving
has
lure generation —
' o f Pnliait
hell, themselves.' "
WARSAW-1J.
A.)—Dr.
Ber-
. Ise will therefore be equipped to carry beat in our power—what is done in ;rogue and School Extension of the been set up or a es ne y
d Kahn, EileoP T an
rePresenta
Jewish mer 'rants to the United States
Judge Jacob Panken of New York,
o ur hands and our union in seeking to educate every $100,000 endowment fund of Isidore
is
on
our
work
and
improve
on
it.
W"ith
the
future
res
in
e
of
securing
credit was
founder and former chairman of the oar
ability to child who will preserve the content D. Morrison of New York and by the for the purr • ,
t Di
Committee,
spoke on
of David
the Joinstriliution
Committee.
'in Poland,
and
Schweitser, arrived
here them in mind one may say with all success depends upon our
taken at a•neral meeting of the Jew-
American Oct
vey of the situation of faith that the future of Judaism in educate them according to our high- and structure of Judaism for Amer. I contribution of $50,000 of Benjamin ish Merekants' Association held here.
the a ppallin conditions
P.
g
Winter.
wor "
i ca
and
for e thld
an or
to ma k e a sue
est standards.
America is secure.
the Jewish population here.
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• Lecture
Plan For

By V. Jabotinsky

Zionist

SOL LEVIN AGAIN
HEADS JUDAEANS

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