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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1926

VOL. XIX. NO. 16

MAXA NORDAU FIRST UNITED PALESTINE
APPEAL SPEAKER. WILL BE FOLLOWED BY
JUDGE MACK, DR. WISE, NACHMAN BIALIK

Scientist Who
Wriai B'rith Plans [Noted
Speaks at Open Forum
Gala Celebrationl

Speakers Invited By
Committee For Dedica-
I
tion Day Exercises.

Noted

Will CAMPAIGN STARTED
HOUSE COMMITTEE Goldenweiser
FAVORS PERLMAN Speak on March 21 BY SHAAREY ZEBU
FOR NEW BUILDING
IMMIGRATION BILL

Open Forum Lecturer To Talk
at Northern Iligh on
"Who is the Jew."

Act Provides for Admission of
Relatives of Citizens
and Declarants.
—
-
REGISTRATION BILL TO
BE CONSIDERED FIRST

Fund Drive to Make Possible

11r. Alexander Goldenweiser, profes-
Early Breaking of Ground
nor of anthropology at the New School
Launched.
for Social Research, New York City,
will speak for the Detroit Jewish
()pen Forum on Sunday evening, ENCOURAGING REPORTS
B'rith, which will take place Monday
March 21, at 8 o'clock at Northern
MORRIS FRIEDBERG, LOCAL CHAIRMAN ANNOUNCES
evening, March 15, will be devoted I
ARE MADE BY TEAMS
High School, Woodward and Owen
BANQUET AT STATLER TO HONOR POET LAUREATE entirely to the consideration and dis-
avenues. Dr. Goldenweiser has an-
Congressman
Jacobstein
Ques-
posal of important business matters.
nounced no his subject "Who is the
Need for New Synagogue Cen-
tions Figures of State
h Organizes Team of 100 To Raise $25,000 As Contri- Owing to the numerous social and ed-
Jew." Milton Alexander will act
asa
Department.
ter Impresses Growing Num-
bution Of Jewish Women of Detroit In Present Cam-
as chairman. The public is invited to
ucational affairs sponsored by the
the lecture. There is no admission
paign for $125,000 Now In Full Swing.
bar of non•Members.
lodge in recent weeks, important rou-
charge.
WASHINGTON, D. C.—(J. T. A.)
tine matters have been accumulating.
Dr. Goldenweiser Is the fourth
—The majority of the House immi-
Mlle. Nordin], famous French painter and orator, daughter of the late
Under the chairimanship of Rabbi
It is expected that complete details
gration committe is said to have speaker for the Jewish Open Forum,
Dr. Max Nordau, will deliver her only lecture in Detroit, at the Temple
reached a definitely favorable conclu- which was organized last fall. The A. M. Hershman, a campaign for
will tee decided upon for the "Dedica-
Emanuel, Wilson and Taylor, this Sunday evening, March 14, at 8:15.
other
lecturers
were
Madame
Anitta
funds
for a synagogue and educa-
sion with regard to the exemption
Mlle. Nordau will speak on the subject "My Father In Exile." This tion Day" program, which will take
from the quota of the wives, hus- Mueller—Cohen of ienna, Austria; tional center to be erected by Congre-
subject is an important chapter in the life of the great philosopher, critic piece Sunday, Slay 2. In addition to
Herman
Bernstein,
editor
of
the
gation
Shaarey Zedek on the corner
of the late war
bands and children under 18 of both
and Zionist leader. She
Sh will reveal those terrible years
citizens and declarants and also for Jewish Tribune, New York, and Judge of Chicago boulevard and Lawton ave-
all from France and his property was confiscated. the ceremonies which will formally
ALEXANDER GOLDENWEISER
Jacob
Panken,
Socialist
and
founder
nue was inaugurated last week, when
when Dr. ,
the exemption of all refugees holding
d i S ain where
he pursued his literary work and was ad- dedicate the new B'nai B'rith Commu-
,
and former chairman of the American teams were organized to canvass the
reside n p
Re
old visas as well as the wives and
ministering
medical aid gratis to the Jewish refugees and aided in the estab- nity House, the Aaron Droock class
Ort, New York. The forum recently membership of the congregation. En-
minor
children
of
rabbis.
According
of initiates will lie inducted into the
lishing of a community life in Madrid.
announced its complete executive couraging progress by the teams,
to a statement made by a committee
The lecture is under the auspices of the Detroit Zionist District and the lodge and order, and an elaborate
committee and advisory board. Aaron which represent both the men and
member to the Jewish Telegraphic
program of entertainment will be
Kurland is president of the executive the women of the congregation, was
local chapter of Hadassah.
Agency correspondent, the attitude
The committee of the United Palestine Appeal, headed by Morris Fried- provied.
Mary Caplan
Caplan, secre- reported at a rally of the workers at
d
Miss M
of the committee in this respect is committee,
berg, will tender a luncheon in honor of Mlle. Nordau, Sunday noon, at
The Dedication Day exercises will
Final decision will tary; Maurice II, Zackheim, treasur• the synagogue last Wednesday eve-
still uncertain.
the Steller llotel, where the first announcements of the initial gifts will I continue throughout the day, and will
cc; the Misses Siphra Bachrach, Sara n.ng• At this meeting more solicitors
be taken at the executive sessions o
d a nce.
Landman and Dora Tannenbaum,
jool,lporweeedsithey
be made.
the committee to be held within the Leon II. Kay, harry J. Brevis, Mau- were organized into teams. It is ex-
of the speakers at the Zionist state con- IL f
tat
will achieve
Mlle. Nordin) will also be one
next few weeks. The House will rice Krause, Samuel Weinberg, Sam- peeled that the campaign
' h will be held this Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Hotel
'tt
arkedl bref pe-
b
y
wing
soui,
ant
eren ,
e by whatever the tted Weissberg and Joseph Chaggi, its purpose in a m
probably be g iddb
enthusiasm ) which
Steller, where delegate's from all com-D
in charge. Announcement has already
rued,
owing
to
the
te tine Authority Intends to majority of the committee recom- members of the committee. Milton
ton M. the teams have from the beginning
been made that Hiram D. Frankel, —
munities in the state of Michgian will I
Palestine
I
mends, he stated.
Alexander is chairman of the advisory
executive secretary of District Grand
be present to create a state body to
A setback to speedy action relative board, which is composed of David A. displayed in their canvass.
Increase
Health,
Educe-
t
he
Particular interest attaching to the
initiate the United Palestine Appeal
I Lo dge No. 6,
Ilutzel, Hon. David drive, according to Rabbi Hershman,
to the relief measures occurred, how- Brown, Fred
speaker of the day. alr. Frankel has
tion Budget.
throughout the state.
ever , when the committee decided to W . Simons, Rabbi Leon Frain,
in Abra- lies in the fact that an appreciable
The United Palestine Appeal,
I spo ken in this city on nu merous men-
_
consider
and
report
on
the
deporta-
-
ham J. Koffman, Maurice II. Zack- number of men and women who are
I sions and is well known as a forceful
launched this week for the sum of
lion bill first. There are certain fea- heist, Bernard Ginsburg, Bernard not members of Shaarey Zedek Con-
REPEAL OF TITHE AND
$125,000, Detroit's quota in the Program for Annual Event at orator.
tures in the deportation bill, such as
$5,000,000 national campaign headed
REFORMS PROMISED one, the abolishing of the existing Isaacs, Emanuel Paperno, Morris D. gregation have, unsolicited, pledged
A special Dedication Day program
Temple
Waldman and Joseph Bernstein.
Temple Beth El Varied
to the building fund. It is said that
by Dr. Stephen S. Wise of New
will be published for the occasion, and
five-year deportation limitation pe-
Dr. Alexander A. Goldenweiser was numerous families In the northwest-
York, is under way.
will not only recite facts as to
and Interesting.
No Change in Present Immi- nod, which
wo li would oenable r the depo r t - born in Kiev, Russia, in 18)10 and re- ern part of the city have indicated
history of the building project, but
Morris Friedberg, the local chair-
illegally,
entered
anon i caliens
ceived a diploma from the Kiev Gym- their readiness to affiliate with the
man of the campaign, reports that a
gration Regulations Is
gah
re
M'hat promises to be the most in- . and
will contain
a is activities
ory oPis in Detroit
irrespective of t he l eng th o f prob.
nasium in 1900. Ile then came to New congregation and assist In promoting
number of meetings were held dur-
Binai Writh
Contemplated.
These
provis
Student
Day
program
that
ing the week, where workers were te
able
discussion
York, and entered Columbia Uni- its building program.
resting
nom
the time of founding of the
_
cause considerions will
lined up for this huge campaign. He has eken
t Y i. re ' ceiving his Bachelor of Arts
yt ta place in connection with tease.
Kahn Preparing Sketches.
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.) — The ably
cause
and may
delay the action by both the vdeni
of
announced at the meeting of work- Temple Beth El is to be held on Sun-
n 1
egree i i902,
Entertaining Program.
reply of the Palestine government to
Sketches for the proposed syna-
staoisruto nt t,Pti tousorepehy ttail
Do
itc
isita
i
lehw
ers, held on Tuesday evening at Web- day, March It. On this occasio n it
an
t(
1
1
.
4,
1
9
0
A splendid program of entertain- the memorandum containing
s.
gogue and center are be ing drawn up
of
Wadsworth and Perlman
resolutions adopted by the second committee and the House on the later instructor in anthropology at by Albert Kahn, the architect, and
ster llall, that the ballroom of the is expected that many hundreds
These bills will be considered by
Statler Hotel was engaged for the students from all parts of the state ment was furnished the members and Jewish National Assembly and hand-
temple and their friends at the last meeting of
the committee as soon as the deporta- Columbia from 1910 to 1919, when he are receiving the consideration of the
banquet to be held on Wednesday eve- will be the guests of the
organizations. the lodge, which took place in the ed to Colonel Symes, the chief secre- tion bill is disposed of and will take resigned to assume his present position building committee, of which Louis
ning, April 7, in honor of Chaim its various affiliated
tar} to the Palestine government, last precedence over the registration bill, of professor of anthropology at the Smilansky is the chairman, Pro-
Ili
g;nning
with
the
services
in
the
Community
house
last
Monday
eve-
Nachman Bialik, the Hebrew poet-
laureate, and Dr. Stephen S. Wise, morning, there will be functions ning, March 8. The affair, which was week by David Yellin, president of which is also scheduled for consider- New School for Social Research. Since ceeding upon suggestions put forth by
1914 he has also delivered lectures members of the congregation, who
national chairman of the United Pal- throughout the entire day and eve- supervised by Jacob Rosenberg, Silas the Vend Leumi, nd Dr. J. Thos has ation.
ning for the inspiration and the en- Feinberg and Harry Yudkeff, was one been received.
Congressman Jacobstein of Roches- for the Rand School of Social Science. have urged the need for a synagogue
estine Appeal.
To the question raised in share
the , ter appeared before the committee
Goldenweiser has been an invest'- and social and educational center
tertainment
of
the
visiting
students.
of
the
most
successful
of
recent
years.
Judge Julian Mack to Speak.
The program of entertainers in- memorandum of the right of the Jew• hearing and submitted statistics in
which will provide adequately for the
.
*
gator for the Canadian Geo ogica
Franklin's morning sermon will
Mr. Friedberg also informed the be Dr.
et for I apposition to the State Department's
to receive
under the title "Where Shall Wis- eluded a ladies' jazz band, several ifsrhpoZataiooneeromet
Society since 1912. He is a member congregation's purposes, the building
I
workers that there will be a rally of
n -- of the American Association for the committee has under advisement plans
be Be Found?" A committee of the specialties and five reels of motion from
t igiallmiam
d
hd
ei
i
f
a
t
e00
a
7
t
e
,
0
e7
that
5
aaattes
im
str
workers the last week in March, with
public services (education, health, em
Advancement of Science, the Anthro- for an edifice that will take its place
Judge Julian W. Mack of the United Temple Sisterhood is in charge of the pictures. Several unannounced fen- etc.), the government replies that the
i
provided by members of the
logical Association, the Ethnological among the foremost Conservative Jew-
States Circuit Court as the main dinner and supper, which will be A tures
lodge included the rendition of some government intends to increase its
ish religious establishments in the
Jacobstein showed that only 80,000
ociety and the Folk-lore Socie ty.
served in the temple dining room.
speaker.
old-time song hits by Sidney Alexan- subvention to the IfArew schools Wadsworth bills are passed.
bliddle West.
involved,
are
cam-
meal
such
as
students
will
surely
en-
Division in the
g p
The W
provided they submit to additional additional immigrants
The section of the city in which the
der
and
a
number
of
interesting
if only the wives, husbands and minor
o will be served on each of these by Hyman Kaplan. Following
paign is fully organized under the . joy
new synagoe
gu will be erected is re-
asions.
t e government supervision. In general
(wt
y
,
n present government system i is to children are exempt, excluding the
leadership of Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich,
program of entertainment, refresh- the
garded
as o ne of the most attractive
Parents, Jacobstein having expressly
During the afternoon the Temple
Miss Hattie Gittleman, Mrs. David
o r whole
sere- omitted the parents from the bill,
residential districts of Detroit. The
is io tb
nfe
tots were served.
nvefit
possible
btle
preo
at!
e
l
ad
poed
to
b
ei
a
s
e
o
n
i
R. Recker, Mrs. Morris Friedberg, Arts Society will produce for the ben-
Chicago boulevard and Lawton ave-
The feature events of the evening e intended
. which he introduced. Ile pointed out
Mrs, Harry Frank, Mrs. H. N. Wein- efit of the guests a play entitled "The
flue site was chosen because o
population.
were, however, addresses ( i
e
that the State Department figures Will Discuss "Does the World Need •
Crust,
and this an
stein and Mrs. Freida Upper
Silbert
Ullian.
•
fact that It is centrally located for a
In
reply
to
the
question
of
propor-
lowed by a play arranged by and given Isaac Carmel of New York City and
on admitting the parents
New Religion" at Lenten Service.
At a workers' meeting of the Had- by some of the students of the Uni- Aaron Droock, past president of l'is- besot employment of Jewish labor- were based
vast majority of Shaarey Zedek mem-
figures
were
not
and stated these
dassah, held last Sunday evening, it
also
bers and for many families of Con-
ern in public works at wages suited excessive if parents are alas exempt
was announced that Hadassah has versity of Michigan. In the evening gah Lodge.
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will speak at servative leanings heretofore not
Mr.
Carmel
addressed
the
assembly
to
educated
workmen,
the
govern-
c
e
at
from
the
quota.
organized a team of 100 workers, who there will he dancing. Attendan
y
repl
the
Bonstelle
Playhouse
Sunday
after-
members of the congregation. It is
t
men
says: When public works,
One Million Legal Declarants.
intend to raise $25,000 towards the these functions will be limited to out- on a subject of vital interest to Jewry
noon Starch 14, at the Lenten Service. declared by those in charge of the
eneral and related several humor- in which taxpayers participate
Jacobstein's estimate is 650,000 if
United Palestine Appeal, the contri- of-town students and to members of
g
drive
that, of the comparatively sma
distinction f
Ile has selected as his subject, Does
the parent s are included. Jaco s cm
bution of the Jewish women of De- the Young People's Temple Club, un- sus anecdotes which brought forth tre- carried out there is no distinction o
number of members who have contin-
the World Need a New Religion."
troit towards the upbuilding of Pales- der whose auspices, jointly with the mentions applause. Ile is field secre- race or creed or unfair payment of bases his estimate on official reports
ued
to
live in the neighborhood of the
The Lenten Services at the Play-
labor. Nevertheless, the government
tine and as their share of the $125,- T . le Sisterhood the entire program tary of the Zionist Organization of
On the demand for legislation for obtained by him from the naturaliz- house, which occupies the former site present synagogue at Willis avenue
America, and the main topic of is . promises facilities.
ation bureau, that there were 1,000,-
000 quota of Detroit.
for the day is being arranged.
and
Brush
street in order to maintain
of the old Temple Beth El, have
All young people are particularly address dealt with matters connected
000 legal declarants in the United
Th^ officers of the local Keren Ha-
proven exceedingly popular, having an intimate contact with it, substan-
address pending Keren Ilay esod the protection of working men, worn.
yesod met Sunday morning, March 7, invited to attend the morning sere- with
en and youths, the government reply; States up to July, 1925. Other de- been given over to all denominations. tially all of them will remove their
at the home of Morris Friedberg, the ices, as the sermon of the day will drive.
the I clarants are on record but their A certain sentiment is attached to the homes to the vicinity of the new syna-
"
chairman, and checked a list of the hold a message for them. The sere- ''' The address delivered by Aaron says: The government realizes
seven-year time limit for becoming
gogue
necessity for such legislation, and a I I citizens ex ired depriving them of service for the coming Sunday as
i
bigger prospects to be solicited in the ices will begin, as usual, at 10:45.
Droock touched upon thehistory
marks the return of Rabbi Franklin
It is. freely predicted that, with the
of the Independent Order draft ordinance that it has drawn up ,
campaign. Some indication of what
' '
to the location of his early activities in ultimate carrying out of the plans of
is being considered by the Colonial 1 legal status as declarants.
might be expected in the campaign
' The average percentage of rela- Detroit. the congregation, the position of Con-
Binai B'rith. Ile spoke of the van -
might he obtained from the fact that
sus institutions supported and move - Secretary. A standing commission tives in proportion to the entire
Music will be furnished by the servative Judaism in Detroit will be
has been appointed to collect data number of declarants involved, Ja-
everyone present agreed to double and
ments sponsored by ath e order and
Temple Beth El Choir, under the strengthened and the part which the
and make suggestions for the protec-
treble his previous contribution.
urge his listeners to ct ively support
cobstein said, was 8 per cent, and in- direction of William Howland, with Conservative Jews in Detroit will
tion
of
women
and
children
in
indus-
Many Meetings Held.
—
all of its undertakings.. He pleaded
asmuch as the total declarants are Abram Ray Tyler at the organ—the play in the affairs of the United Syne-
try. The commission will in future
the figure of 80,000 is de- same that served the Temple Beth El. segue in the Central States will be
The meeting of the Y. M. H. A. $25,000 Will Be Devoted to Palestine especially with all Jews not now af-
in it s ranks consult the General d Jewish Labor 1 000 000
er to jo
was addressed by Mr. Carmel and
H
Federation and other organizations in ducted. This covers only the wives, Additional speakers will includeJe. greatly enhanced.
and American Education. ated with the or
of
only
to
encourage
those
who
are
husbands and minor children of de- . Webb, who will give a
short
on
Mr. Lappin last Sunday. Mr. Carmel
Conservative Jews Aroused.
and talk
Anne
this matter.
bearing the brunt of this work.
clarants. Jacobstein showed that, ac "Religion in liesine ss,"
briefly traced the history of the Pal-
That Shaarey Zedek Congregation
Dawson to Prepare Tax Plan.
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Tribute
estine movement in the last 14 years,
Numerous favorable comments are
The government realizes the extent cording to the State Department Campbell, the Detroit News poet, who is intent upon completing the pro-
while Mr. Lappin appealed
for wor
- was paid to Joseph Barondess, well
a young
men's
of opposition to the present form of figures, only 23,000 of these relatives will recite an unpublished Lenten gram of which the erection of a syna-
meeting
accomplishments
of re-
the
era. After the appeal, aid in the l'al- known New York communal leader, heard at each succeeding
poem, "Forty Days."
gogue and social and educational cen-
tithe taxation, the statement says in
representative Jews, at a garding the
(Turn to Last Page.)
team was organized to
by 1,200
ter is the forerunner, was stressed by
committe
e, headed
by Morris
estine A peal
p . el, field secretary of the banquet given in the ballroom of the building
J. Kramer
and Philip
Ettinger,
in regard to the demand for the repeal
Rabi
of the tithe, reform of taxation and
b Hershman in an address to the
Iseac C arm
pleting
the
community
house.
The
Opera House.
a d. Manhattan
facilitation
of
the
development
of
in
The dinner was given on the occas. completing
wor kers in the drive last Wednesday'
Zionist Organization of America,
new building undoubtedly fills a long
evening.
dressed the Congregation Emanuel ion
of
the
fortieth
anniversary
at
Mr.
Barondess'
participation
in
communal
felt
want
in
this
city
in
providing
a
dustry
and
agriculture,
and
is
desir-
ng a
The men and women of Shaarey
last Saturday morning, maki
participate
in to
this
Jewish his-
Herman Bernstein, editor of Permanent home for Jewish
sus of taxation
introducing
reforms
the
such organi-
quay whole
system.
The in
arrival
Zedek Congregation are aroused, as
stirring
appeal
the great
congregation
to work
.
acted as toast- rations which have lacked
they
never were before, to the need
tees. The building will soon be open of Sir Ernest Dowson is expected. He
SERMON BY RABBI LEON FRAM OF TEMPLE BETH EL
for vita 'action," Rabbi llershman
the Prep-
Wriest enterprise, the rebuilding of the
Jewish
Tribune were delivered by to the public for inspection, and every will aid the government in th
master.
Addresses
•
declared.
"The building of a new
aration
of
a
plan
of
reforms,
some
the ancient Jewish homeland.
in the community will be in-
•
• e d
Mr. Carmel also addressed the Zei_ Judge Otto A. Rosalsky, Rabbi Z. H. person
synagogue in which are to be rallie
Every now and then I meet a man who tells me that cer
sited to gain first-hand information of which may take years to carry
ion
last
Sunday
evening
at
the
M
slianskY
David
N.
Mossessohn,
d
the
forces
of
Jewry in
.
Julian
concerning this new addition to De- out. The government also industries
realizes no part in his life. Ile hates ceremonies and will not waste his time on Detroit has been Conservative
Z Codb rg,
Judge
brought home to the
Abraham
oe
of
s
haking
my
id s d
the necessity to aid
After saying which, he goes through the eremony
Jewkh Women's Club, Rowena Mack, Louis Lipsky, Dr. Stephen S. resit Jewish life.
an hundreds of families which form the
e s tarts
which
be d eve
ope allocation
in th is coon-
street, where he reviewed the posi-
ise, Dr. Nathan Ratnoff and Miss
With can
regard
to the
of hand, and performs the ritual of saying goodbye. c
Shaarey Zedek community, as well as
try
tion Palestine occupies in Jewish life Delmrah Garfinkel.
waste and state lands for Jevrish on his way he meets a lady of his acquaintance. When he sees her nod
many other families in consonance
in Palestine. Ile told the large audi-
The history of the Jewish commun.. BNOS ZION ENDOW ROOM
colonization on the intensive system, her head in recognition, he executes the formality of tipping his hat. Upon to
are
entering the house he carries out the beautiful custom of kissing his wife d with our views upon the essentials of
ence of young men and women a.
IN
UNIVERSITY
HOSPITAL
sembled that the work of tens of thou- yas
it reviewed
in New York
in
the
last
.
}c
Jewish
life, as an undertaking of
Dinner being ready, he eits down on the chair at the hea
and the growth of the
c hild ren
• hold, h'i prime imp
e
importance. I am confident
san
which accompanied the
in accordance with the mandate, the and
sand
of Jewish young men and w
of the table which is symbolic of his office as hea o
y also their customary chairs. On the tble
allilee,
the immigration of East European
women in the fields of G verye,
At a meeting held at the home o f government statement says: The the rest of the family occup
young
Eupean Jews,
re laced in the conventional arrangement, andathe paign
that the
challenge
which
cam-
involves
will be
met our
gladly
by
Emek and Judea thrills e
•
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, the Bess government is obliged by the man- t e ise
I
Jewish heart and gives the Jewish in which the guest was
of ono!.
depicted. Mr. , Zion Society voted unanimously to date to give such support so far as courses from soup to desert are served in their traditional older.
In
short,
the
man
is
a
victim
of
delusion.
His
life
is
pervaded
through
ligious
those
of
outlook
our
community
has
been
shaped
w
ose
by
People throughout the world prestige lively
participated,
is cerise ends with justice and right.
Barondess delivered a short address.!
he per-
people to
is the
in the University
Hos- The government proposes early agri-
it. To say that
purely
by the Conservative synagogue and who
and recogn iti on. Our h
answer
the Mr. Bernstein read numerous mesa- I endow on
Mt. Scopus.
The Chalutzim
and through by ceremonies and he oes not know is prompted
pital a room
ponder
the
needs
of
the
Jewish
people
enemi es of the used
J ew i s by the chalutzim ages of felicitation, one from Reuben I ' Society through its president, Mrs. cultural reforms and aid to intensive
act
that his every
' is
or ms
and evaluate the problems of jewish
pinicik aanodtianheo vel
Braman,from
Jerusalem.
Establishment
by friends of Joseph I Frances Cantor, who was present 'at cultivation throughout the country. natural impulse and in no way de- ,
of Jewish
Concerning participation by the 1
cial
usage
A
man
who' tri
• e d shawl with its fringes or ziz- religious life in the • light
do not doubt
d b
.
Morris
Friedberg,
vice- Barondess of a fund to perpteuate his Bnoe
the meeting,
with
Friedberg
Issues national
Statement.
Zion and has
will merged
co-operate
in the
this Jews in adequate proportion in the , would try to go through a day's bus'.d ith. On weekdays there were also tradition an
o
.
name here and in Jerusa em
worthy object. The University Hos- civil service and public security nese acting purely upon impulse an I the tephillin, phylacteries or front- that, with the completion of the larger
unced The fund will amount to
lets, worn all day by the rabbi; and ' plan which the Conservative Jews of
chairman of the Keren Hayesod and
.1.I is to be one of the units in the forces, and the creation of conditions
ad
ignoring social ceremonies would
at
of buildings on Scopus, and is enabling such participation, the state- the
chairman of the United Palestine Ap- $25,000, $10,000 of which is t o e u.
in- Ion the High Holidays there was added , Detroit have had presented to them,
p ly the
valved
as be
the as man
end in of tragedy
the day
des in
to be an outstanding edifice in archi- ment refers the petitioners to the familiar tale who tried to go through the white garment called the kittel, there will follow spiritual and cut- a
peal in Detroit, said in an interview: to create a scholarship in the name of ; group
U
reminiscent of the festive white garb tural achievements which will shed
s in the great government's reply on the question
"I am satisfied that the Detroit Mr. Barondess at theHebrew
I tectural beauty as well as
Scopus. The remain-
be Arse- of proportionate employment of Jew- What my friend means is that he does of the East. When the Reform move- beneficent influence in every corner of
campaign will be oversubscribed. sity on Mount
De fund is to be used toward , scope of medical science to
e day telling nothing but the truth.
our community."
After numerous meetings this week, der of the of a new building for the tired. Any women who . are inter- ish laborers on public works.
ment
was started in Judaism, it was '
e
I feel confident that the Jewish com- Herzliah Hebrew Academy for Girls I anted in joining the work of this
With regard to the demand for the
mo vement against the
ofattiehne not go in for spectacular ceremonies.
munity of Detroit will respond to this
I organization, please communicate removal of restr i ctions on Jewish im- He has no taste for unusual, exotic, or I worship of forms and back to the
ISAAC GRUENBAUM BACK
r
argent call reaching us from our an- in New York.
with any of the following members r migigratonre and a tti ah ir
si fre Te
e
ies and symbols
themselves
he cannot 1 simple things of faith. The Liberal
Agency,
foreign-seeming
symbols,
but ceremon-
IN CLUB OF DEPUTIES
cient homeland from the people work-
' who will be happy to extend all in- right oif
igr
this the govern-
rabbi then argued: Why all this cere- 1
ing
the fields, gardens and in
formation: Mrs. J. Grosberg, Mrs. to the Jewish
avoid. Be they rational or irrational, moniousness, why all this Oriental ',
MOSUL JEWS THANK
no they
g cities,
Libby Moscowitz, Mrs. Frances Can- meat says. The government has de-
WARSAW.—(J.
T. A.) —Deputy
are an inevitable expression of I symbolism in my public appearance?
"I have made a thorough study of
"I
OF LEAGUE tor,
tor, Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich,, Mrs.
to discontinue the present
Greenbaum, president of the
system, but ish de- human relationships. A mat. may ■ I have a simple menage to deliver. Isaac
the situation, and I know how funds
Moses Kaufman, Mrs. Sarah Gittle- intention t in its control of immi
Club
of
Jewish
Deputies
before Dr.
change from one set of ceremonies to iwhy not deliver it in a simple way,
--
d Mrs.
are needed to settle the 1,200 Jewish
Leon Reich, rejoined the club follow-
(J. T. A)—The thanks man, Mrs. Jacob Kabaker an m eetin lion does not lose sight of Jew
another. If he comes from Europe I without ceremony?
families in Jidra, near Haifa, where
LONDON—
Israe l Liberman. The next
mends in this connection.
ing
the
election
of
Deputy
Hartglass
But does the Liberal rabbi's garb
Hebrew
language
government
land has been made available by the of the Jewish community of Mosul wi ll be held i n April at the home of the To
the demands
for in full
rights for where they drink tea from the saucer,
to the presidency.
' o f th e
J ewish National Fund for settling for the decision o the C ouncil
America where people drink tea from I actually dispense with ceremony? ,
the Mosul Mrs. Sarah Gittleman•
In • communication addressed to
at all.
I
1 ,200 Jewish families, and part of League of Nations in
and municipal offices, facilities for he may change to the tradition of I Not
Even if I wore the business or Deputy Hartglass, Gruenbaum an-
the cup and yet retain the saucer. If
the funds of this campaign will be question were contained in a cable
I nounced his return to the club, declar-
as pre-
citizenship to Jewish residen ts tune
er
Leo-
by
es
he
comes
from
the
Orient
wliere
they
sack
coat,
I
would
still
be
an
exam-1
JEWS
HONOR
KERCIER
used for the erection of homes and received from the community
a n d equality
scribed
cribe d by the
p lay of tradition, for there are a doz.! ing that the election of Hartglass
II. Amery, British Colonial Sec-
for developing the soil.
po
a
rights for women i n
en details in the simplest coat which proves a determined change in
"We now have 5,000 Jews settled retary. Similar messages were e re-
of civil, political and economic life of worship God with their hats on, he cannot be explained on the ground of icy of the club and the continuation of
A N T W E
in the Emek Israel. We have to ceived from the mayor of Mosul and
death of Cardinal Mercier, humani- Jewry, such equality to be provided may change to the custom of the utility or comfort and are pure tra- 1 the battle for the realization of the
of Babylon.
strengthen the position of these set- the pa
government replies that this matter their hats
off. men
But worship
taking the
hat
off
where
God
with
In connection with the debate in tarian worker and a leader in the for by the laws of the country, the West
keeping
dition and symbolism. My brethren I just demands of Polish Jews, as well
mo ny as
t7r. We have to supply roofs for
is as much of a ceremony
as defense against the suppression
r
of what is called the Conservative
their homes. WP must aid them to the House of Commons on the Mosul Catholic church, was mourned by the
on One is n o m ore simple
Sere•
and extermination policy of the Polish
is
carried
out
so
far
as
the
financial
it
na
school of rabbis have sought to ob-
secure Feeds for their fields. This question, the Daily Express reopened Jewish communities In Belgium.
soble that the other.
government in relation to the minoti-
and other considerations of the coon-
money
The garb of the rabbi in Israel taM simplicity and dignity by wear-
rtoun cdome from the United its agitation. The paper insists that ices were held in all the synagogues
citizenship
i
Palestine
the
permit;
the Conservative party is pledged by in Belgium in memory of the card'- try
ing a long black gown at services. ties in the country.
Deputy Gruenbaum assured the new
nal. Dr. Ginsburger, the chief rabbi order-in-council has been published I used to be very elaborate and ceremon_
laid
themselves
merely
are thousands of Jews in declarations against tea
have
president of co-operation and assist-
loos. There was the skull cap or But they
hese pled g es of Belgium, sent an expression of and may be changed if experience I of yarmelke
co
tantinople and in Persia, who
Constantinople
.
with
its
suggestion
of
the
n
Itaq
i
ing
remain
ance in his difficult task.
(Continued on pose 5.)
Telection ca m - condolence to Melina for the Jewish
Th e tallith or
"caned by foot from Russia and Rou- were mad e during the
turban of the Orient. Th
(Turn to Last Page.)
community.
paign in 1922, the paper asserts.
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Brilliant Orator and Noted Zionist To Speak At Emanuel Tern-,
pie Byron and Philadelphia, Sunday, March 14,
The next meeting of Pisgah Lodge,
On "My Father In Exile."
No. 31, Independent Order B'nai

GOVERNMENT GIVES
REPLY TO NATIONAL
ASSEMBLY DEMANDS

Student Day to Be
Celebrated Sunday ;

RABBI FRANKLIN TO
SPEAK AT PLAYHOUSE

JOSEPH BARONDESS
FUND TO BE RAISED

"Orthodoxy and Liberalism"