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VOL. XXX. NO. 5.

1926.

He brew School To
Lay Cornerstone

UNITED JEWISH CAMPAIGN PASSES
Plans and I-lopes Of Zionism
ORIGINAL FIFTEEN MILLION QUOTA
Disclosed By Zion Leaders, iluilei
REPORT OF DAVID A. BROWN SHOWS

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7IFI et eitl

ling Service July 11,

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RABBIS PROPOSE
LIBERAL SYNAGOG
FOR PALESTINE

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Rabbi Woltey Appeals to Cath-

olic Church to Alleviate
The United Hebrew Schools are
again xpanding. This tiwe it is the
Suffering of Jewry.
district that will receive the
blessings of Jewish education that
DR. FRANKLIN REPORTS
the United Hebrew Schoo s as o
ON RELIGIOUS WORK
GRAND TOTAL OF $25,000,000 ASSURED THROUGH
offer.
The Fenkell district contains the
LOCAL CAMPAIGNS TO BE CONDUCTED THIS FALL
newest Jewish community in Detroit. Decide to Form Federal Coun-
—
a ,
few years ago it WaS Pre
og.ues of
ergica
Hundreds Of Christians Including John D. Rockefeller, Jr.,
Symna
cil of A
d leigv,h,itt.,Op t,11
On the occasion of the twenty-ninth annual convention of the Zionist Organiztition of Just
it•
rt .i ,c1:ii, iy a
.1
Chronicle thought it opportune to inter_
Who Contributed $100,000 Gave Amounts From
• it Kreri up and was
't
J
held at Buffalo, . .,
America
Jewi sh settlement.
$10,000 Down to Widows Mite To Swell Total.
all . the leaders of the Zionist Organization of America, as well as the noted visitors from int o a considerable
With incr e as ing numb ers na turally
ASHVILLE,
N. C.—(J. T. A.)—
E
view d
the
problem
of
Jewish education Proposals that the Central Confer-
NEW YORK—The largest sum of money ever raised by the Jews of this abroa who attended. the convention.
.tions l eanly
for the chihken. Besides those who et nee of American Rabbis undertake
An intimate interview reveals more of the plans and purposes, hopes and expecta
country for any purpose, and with the exceptim of one or two war-time
t he •
f speech making on the floor of the convention or resolutions passed in the 1 ! hihero have had no education at all, 0 establish a Liberal synagogue in
philanthropies in which the whole AmeriCan pooulation participate d,
a mount o
ded the twenty - and they comprise the majority of Palestine and to inaugurate an active
- wide canuatige than a ny
t
For this reason, our special writer, Lawrence Lipton, att en
largest SUM Of m otley ever raised in America in trio naion
rooms.
mittee
for a humanitarian purpose, has been obtained in the United Jewish
wed l i ouis Lipsky, I the children, there are many who ha ,tl. edueational campaign in European
InAn.'
C4m.
i:
!until annual convention of the Zionist Organization of America and intervie poet laureitte of the p reviously attended the United lle countries for the interpretation of
paign. This is set forth in a report issued by Net:Meal Chairma n Davt
,
has been pledged
of Aca;
meri Chaim Nachman Malik,
Brown, in which it was announced that si5,772,730.04
a brew Schools, but had to discontinue J udaism at cordi ng to the conceptions
president of the Zio nn Organ izatio,n
on Zionism; Judge Bernard A. Rosen- because of the great distance from of American liberal Judaism were
thus far in this unprecedente d effort, and that the grand to tal will reach Zionist movement; Schmarya Levin noted thtician
eore
the
Talmud
Torah.
The
buses
of
the
si-
the
hand
campaigns
will
have
been
concluded
early1
b R abbi Louis Wolse ,
$25,050,000, when all a
blatt, president Palestine Secturities, Inc., and economic expert; Emanuel Neumann, secretary United Illihrew Schools tried It/ file- made
re
Y Peof
dent of Y the Central Conferenc
next fall.
of - comniodate as many as possible, ve but American Rabbis in his message to
Toward the ultimate total of 825,050000 campaigns that will be ended ir and director of United Palestine Appeal and noted Zionist leader; Ab Goldberg, director
Smer
ons were , 117 I the conference, which opened its ses-
Palestine Appeal and Zioniit Organization of America; jo h.in J
modat
h t.. d w crsozi
the next fortnight are expected to raise a mininium of $1,026,930; to this
,, ,
' Z on - i tiin7i(e
Aerci
m‘ i m
e Zionist ,
few we ' s "' t " ' i ■ h..
will be added $6,928,291 in campaigns scheduled for next September, awl publicity of United
, h 1 nji. Two
the publication er of th
t.rt
. t x..1
. t n; 7rt
" 1 ' a fa
editor
with
Vladimir
Jabotinsky
in
,
r
tenko, co -
thethe
na tion al ix
f
b
Fenkell district which wen , nearest
r c o r an fb irs na ree
d
memer
o
, I if a
322
048
in
Itwal
repeat
campaigns
in
1927
ard
1928.
n e -1 11.:1:rnd, oi te,tris iii
,
$1,
fortnightly, and ;Maurice Samuel, Zionist lead an
the s schools could be covered. The
The magnitude of thk humanitarian effort is emphasized by the fact, ist RPVisionist
i
tt?aal
o theaUr-
c '
."
t'
,
the Zionist Organization of America.
a new building WAS press- ,,, ecoroing
mi
o
I eesi tf
y o
II report submitted.
to
eutiVe
committee
of
it is pointed out in the report, that •
Speaking of the Russian •oloniza- Mg. Requests for it were constantly 1
Referring to the movement for a
Since
the
advent
of
Zionism
he
has
there are only 3,500,000 Jews in the
No ZMnist speaker fails to remind i
tine scheme Mr. Lipsky declared that made by the people in the neighbor- better understanding between the
United States. On that basis. the con-1
his audience that Palestinian coloni- been working from the Jewish people it involved ideas antagonistic to I'al- l hood, and with their aid a site sea' world religions, referring particularly
tributions to the, United JeWish Cam-
zation is as much a cultural as an in. He is working towards Judaism estine.
selected on Parkside at Midland (two j to the Friends of Israel, a Catbolie
paign, if figured on a per capita basis,
project.Ile and not away from it. Jewish artists
and political pkojec
' in
' tilblis h"1
"The thing in itself is nothing," ' blocks north It Fenkell) for a new i s ,, e i e f y recently established
vera e $7 15. In the United War
are binding up their thoughts, their
1 I
Catholic
limo
.
explained Mr. Lipsky, "but the prop- Talmud Torah building. Work was
the promotion among
Campaign to raise funds for welfare
materials anti their mediums with the
•
and'
the
new
Talmud
of
"a
movement
of
love
toward
God's
aganda which naturally springs out soon started
work among the soldiers of the Amer-
Jewish people.
of it is a threat against the Zionist Torah building is now in the process people;" the work of the Federal
ican Expeditionary Forces by such
The artisans of the Ilezalt.1 school
Council of Churches of Christ in
es
cause. The recent United Jewish of erection.
organizations as the 5'. M. C. A., Y.
are creating many excellent things in
The cornerstone of this new build- America' also to the recent ap peal
Campaign was a good exampleof
W. C. A., Knights of Columbus, Sal.
the handicrafts. But of much more the sort of propaganda resorted to ing will he laid en Sunday, July 11, by Count Leon Ostorog beforat, the
vation Army, Jewish Welfare Board, Funds Raised by United Jew -
importance are those artists the•world by its sponsors—particularly by Da-' at 2:00 I'. M., with impressive core- Anglo-Palestine Club of London fur
Rol Cross and the Quakers, the per
over who, although they may not be rid Brown. Brown's methods showed ! monies. It so happens that Jttly 11 friendly relations between Jews
1
ish Campaign Are Doing
capita contribution from the 110,-
Zionists, or, although they may not be a total disregard for the feelings of i is the eve of the Jewish month of Moslems Rabbi • Wolse took an op
a -
ork.
W
Life
Saving
000,000 American population aver-
using even the materials of Jewish the Jews in many of the cities to , Ab, a month hallowed in the mamo7 timistic stand
s
of
this
-
results
esult
'
on the
. aged $2.10, and in the Hoover cane
life, are nevertheless Jewish in their the
which he came for funds. It was only . of the Jewish people as one of sat - movement. On the occasion of the
paign for children in Germany, Po- RELIEF WORK ALREADY
spirit. Their style i5 Jewish.
Congress
their loyalty to their race that kept ! ness and mourning. The erection of holding of the Eucharistic Con
land and Austria, the American per
STARTED IN POLAND
In the field of music there are sev-
, f New York Cit crone open • a new Talmud Torah, a new place in Chicago Dr. Wolsey recommended
the
capita -was 33 cents.
---
eral groups at work. There are those protest against his methods in New i of learning, is our humble contnbu- that the Central Conference of Amer-
' The largest individual contribution
who are concentrating their attention York. His advertisements in the New' tion to the rejuvenation of our peo- ican Rabbis make an appeal to Car-
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to the fund was $1,000,000 given by Activity is Excellently Organ-
on collecting and recording of the York papers put the Jews to shame. ' plc. When we think of the future dinal Bonzano, the personal represen-
ized According to Leon
Julius Rosenwald of Chicago. the sec-
' fur Jewish learning that we antici- tative of l'ope Pius Xl., to the Con-
folk songs and the synagogal and lit-
"Why shouldn't we be angry at Da- Pate, this is, indeed, an occasion for
ond largest $500,000 by Felix M.
Neustadt of Warsaw.
urgical music as a basis for the fur-
gress, to the Catholic church that it
1 Brown" exclaimed Mn, Lipsky.
Warburg, and the third largest CHM,-
ther development of Jewish music.
use "its friendly offices in the course
Brown the fatal instrument
et,
000 by William Fox, both of New
impressiveness will, there : of alleviating the in
Engel, Rosevsky ,and Professor
is • ies of our Jew-
••7
NEW YORK —With drives still cann
of
the
differences
between
Ws
and
the
r'AJded
York: John D. Rockefeller, Jr., gave
Schor have done valuable' work in this
fore, be given to the ceremonies of ash brethren in such countries as Rou-
in many sections and a large propor-
Joint
Jo' en Distribution Committee?"
laying the cornerstone for this new
$100,000.
direction
in
Palestine.
lately
Gene-
tion of the pledges still in process of
Reminded of Mr. Brown's work on building. The public is cordially in- mania
and but
Austria
sin has written an opera which he
In his report to the national execu. collection, funds raised in the United
is anything
nor-
where ' Hungary
their lot ' Poland
has named 'Avrom Ovinu ' (Father behelf of the Keren Ilayesod, Mr. cited to be present at this occasion. roborative of the religions that
tie, committee, which is as of July Jewish Campaign are already ens
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Lipsky said: "We are every grateful
1,
Mr.
Brown
states
that
the
com-
preach
peace.
Abrahein".I"
gaged
in
mercy
work
in
Poland,
ac-
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sincelast September
"In all these things," I asked, "how to Mr. Brown for trying to help the
The slogan for Reform Judaism
munities which sinC
letter to Miss Irma Mayi
cording to
do you distinguish between the pro- Keren Ilyesod. He tried, but
have organized and carried through f ro m Leon Neustadt of Warsaw,
should be "let us bring Judaism to
ducts
of the ghetto—the Yiddish cul- didnt succeed."
to success local campaigns for this where he is a director of Jewish or-
Jews," Dr. Wolsey declared. The
h %RELIGIOUS
Recalling Mr. Brown's talk to the •
ture and the products of Zionism?"
fund, number 1332, and that 109 phan care for the entire country.
president in his message also attacked
CHAIM NACHMANN BIALIK.
"The products of the ghetto are New York Zionists, Mr. Lipsky re-
campaigns will be held in the fall,
Zionism.
A gratifying feature of the relief
static . The products of the Zionist marked: "lie talked to us Zionists
making a total of 1,211 campaigns by task in Poland is that the Jews will
Unity Plan Adopted.
the Jewish citizens of that number of not accept charity. "Give us work" tells of rennaisance (If Jewish litera- rennaisance are dynamic," was Mr. as if we were cattle. It was all very
A step towards religious unity in
offensive. He sent out in New York
painting, sculpture, music. It Malik's reply.
s,
citie towns and villages in the that is what they say to Mr. Neustadt,i tore,
American
Jewry was taken when the
Questioned concerning the Yiddish leaflets depicting children dead on Catholic, Protestant and Jew- report of the committee on synagogue
z,1 5. 05 with • the aim of learning from
United States and Canada.
who has visited Bialystok, Brest, Lodz,:
ex- the floor and a private letter with
iah Organizations To be
"Hundreds of Christians are in- Cracow, Lemberg, itovno and Pinsk, a recognized authority what precisely literature of Ano3.-'te M.. pialik
council
was
adopted in full without
as wed las a number of small towns this renaissance consisted of and who pressed his admiration of Mont' Lieb. black borders—it N•liS too, harrowing.
Represented.
cluded among our contributors, in
dissent.
and villages in Poland, and that is were its leaders that I interviewed Levick, Halpern and, particularly, of It was all a cheap exploitation of hor-
addition
to
Mr.
Rockefeller,
whose
By
accepting
this report the Cen-
-
(haul{Nachman Bialik.
Y•hoash "Yeholish is classical, in- cur in order to get money. Our ap-
nud : t rhael eCtleoentfieerhenecf dhe,eedi tel err,
munificence took us by surprise; ninny what they say to the local relief com- ch
. tcoe efeueritih eerf
urytt,;ywnorti t thhe,, euoilltbrtffi
ns poicf htihr eiul jesw
.
"hat
" I asked "are the arts that telligent and well-grounded," re'mark- peals have always been made on hope, tinA
W
non-Jews gave in sums ranging from
..
The money that has been sent to constitute the cultural rennalsance ail hlr. Malik.
$10,000 down to the widow's mite.
e•re such a case of self- ing of America will be u feature of Synagogues in America. The mem-
tel'e'sP thhe
e!‘l'teareie
I sought to elicit Mr. liialik's °pin. noth.'e
and ninny took an active, and even Poland is being used, in large Incas- brought about by Zionism?"
advertising. He sent "personal repro• the Jewish exhibit at the Sesquicen- bership of the council will comprise
1
writers of America
a leading part, in a number of local tir e, to cryate‘working opportunities
" The literature of Hebrew," declar- ion of the Jewish
sentatives" all over the country. Ev- telltale! Exposition. The exhibit is be- the Union of Orthodox Jewish Con-
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campaigns. But, on the whole, the for the sulTering population, according isl Mr. Bialik, "has been more plenti- w ho :i re writing in the English."What
planned through the recently oHgregations, the Central Conference of
was a "personal represents- ing .
you think," I asked "of lien Ilecht, orybody
le" of David Brown. He appointed gamed Synagogue Council of Amer- American Rabbis, the Rabbinical As.
$25 01111 000 mimes from the Jewish to plans agreed upon by the local mu- • ful in the last 30 tor 10 years—sinct 110
Louis Untermyer, Joseph Auslander, local
iv
!tirens
14
America,
who
must
be
mimes
and
Mr.
NI•ustadt
who
is
re-'
the
rise
of
the
Zionist
movement—
chairmen in many towns with- lea, formed by the Linion of American sembly of the Jewish Theological
•
credited with this marvelous achieve- goaded as one of the foremost social , than in several centuries previous to Maxwell Bodenheim, Waldo Frank—" out consulting the wishes of the lo- Hebrew Congregations, with rote- ! Seminary, - the Rabbinical Council of
"I allnot acquainted with them," cal people. He fixed their quotas sentatives of the Orthodox, Conserva.lthe Unino of Orthodox Jewish Con-
ment, which is without parallel in workers in that (wintry. Ile write. ! that time. There is today a larger
' Hebrew lexicon than ever before, due interrupted Mr. Malik. "It is not without their consent and advertised live and Reform national Jewish wit- gregations of America, the Union of
the history of philanthropy the world to Miss May hymnist , he accompanied
over," said Mr. Brown in announcing her (luring her tour last winter of thel net only to the new Hebrew literature necessary that I should be acquainted it in their local papers. His manner Animations in America. The exhibit; Orthodox Jewish Congregations of
f the United Jew- hunger belt in Poland. i but also to the use of Hebrew as a with them."
o
the Jewish religious AifmA
the United Synagogue
,
erni,c,
the present status
was arbitrary and despotic. Ile will will cover the
•
hai
"I need net tell you hhappye
language of daily intercourse in Pal.
America.
ish Campaign.
never raise another relief fund, so achievement n this country.
Space totalling 1,600 square feet
According to the preamble, the po-
"To achieve this marvelous result all are because of the Nu eee ' s of rAbe I estine. Al?o the inner structures of
strong was the reaction everywhere
against his methods. And all this is has been assigned by the Sesquicen- sition is taken that the synagogue is
hundreds, yes, thousands of nwn and campaign in Amynca, especially be the language has lawn improved, re-
-
. termini authorities for religious ex- the basic unit of Jewish life. It was
women everywhere have had to do- cause the situation ill Poland is grow- fned and adapted to the necessities of
a menace to Zionism in America."
.
erny,"
writes
Mr.
Neustadt
!modern
thought.
ll vote time and effort, at the sacrifice ing worse dail
51 r. I.ipsky made the further asset- i hibits. The space is divided among resolved that a council composed of
lion that, in his opinion, the United the Catholic, Protestant and Jewish • representatives of national. congrega-
l Foremest among those who have
of their own interests," said Mr. from Warsa w on June 5.
"lir Bhard 'M. Kahn , I'
Jewish Campaign has nut yet suc- religious organizations. The Jewish tional and rabbinical organizations of
.uroptian helped to mold the language into
Brown. "I can visualize the insniring
Afnie m)
ri,c..aki be
bnic ftinrnitead
a
the it purpose
pose
in
exceed in raising $15,000,000 of the exhibit will occupy four units each o
spectacle of these thousands of fine, director of the Joint Distribution , I forms that are more suitable for mod-
Committee,
has iiwited me to partici-
acting
loyal people devoting their (lays and
desired $25,000,000 in pledges and about 110 square feet.
pate in thy renewed relief activities ern usage are the publicists of Pales-
The
plan
of
the
exhibit
is
to
show
furthering
such
religious
interests
as
-
nights to the details of local organ-
predicted that even the $15,000,000
and to assemble all wissible informa- ' line and the editors
writers
of the
would dwindle during collection over the value of Jewish religious inseam the constituent organizations in the
icals and
in other
parts
of
ization and then to the gruelling job
the economic situation in • Ilebrew periodicals
Tihic,i1
re
lions
in
the
upbuilding
of
America.
cou
of going from one person to another lion about sh communities in Poland. the world. Muni Ila'am has evolved
o
a period of three years to no m
chonleenint i(e);: mapproved
m en.
the con-
A general outline is as follows:
a new' jaurnalistic style that is lucid,
selling to them the humanitarian idea all the Jewi
than $6,000,000 or $7,090,000.
an the
enormous
territory
"The four units that are assigned stitution for the proposed Conference
back of this campaign. and never I hove covered
tisiting
simple
and expressive, as a good j our-
Speaking of the tendency of Reform
Jews to remain indifferent to the for the Jewish exhibit are to be top- on Jewish Education for Collegiate
listic style should be. Altramovitz
stopping until they had gone way during he past few weeks v have suf-' realistic
pod by a frieze, indicating the topic Youth, to comprise the representa-
towns and villages which
"'ad' the langauge an instrument
past the goal set for them.
Zionist cause, Mr. Lipsky said:
st. And I have been in Bialy- h as
"The Zionist :Movement is a pro- The Pathway of the Jew.' The same rives of the Central Conference of
"The original sum which the Phil- fered
stok, mo
Brest, Lodz, Ciacow, Lemberg., of expression that is no less subtle
pie's
movement.
No
people's
move-
is
to consist of Ilirtzenstein's picture American Rabbis, the Union of Amer-
;
and
elastic
than
any
of
the
languages
adelphia conference last September
you
Kovno and Pinsk. I know that
nient is ever fashionable and what called 'Exiles,' interpersed by maps; iris Hebrew Congregations, the Fed-
decided must be raised. as a minimum have wit ',posed terrible things during , haw used by the Jews of the Dias-
the
Reform
Jews,
that
is,
those
who
maps
of Palestine, Babylon, Spain, cration of Temple Brotherhoods and
for the relief of the stricken Jewries
'
your stay in Poland, Many of theml' ara
erh( rwiiedas: the
United
mantleMechasphorim
was a great
have wealth, desire, is to be identified Central European countries, Russia, Sisterhoods,
hlendel
of EuroPe. was $15,1100.000, and the
we saw together, but the scenes and
Rabbinical Assembly,
h
word
with
things
that
are
fashionable.
They
Poland and America. ,
quota committee, headed by Jacob
the plight I am witness of now are master, a painter wit
The remainder of the exhibit is to the Women's Council of the United
M. Loeb, of Chicago, made local al- hundredfold worse. The things I have I there was Sholom Alechem. His works
tell us that Palestine cannot hold
more than a handful of Jews. That consist of panels. There is to be one • Synagogue, the Bnai Brith, the Inter-
lotments in excess of that sum to the seen cannot he describtd and I ant not now translated into Hebrew by Berko-
colonization is impractical. We say, set of panels indicating the contribu- collegiate Memorial Society, the Jew-
vitz. are in the Hebrew much finer,
1241 communities participating in the
pt itfor
I feel that I i much more Jewish than they ever); in
going to attem
--
it's practical. thins of the Jew to American civiliza- iish Chautauqua Society and the Union
United Jewish Campaign. However,
very well, let's see if
understand
first if its good for half a lion, notably the Bible, the Sabbath of Orthodox Jewish Congregations.
I the Yiddish.
it soon became apparent. from re- you
.
'N,
Let's see
Funds P•theticelly Smell . is ex. Among the poets, there are many
The purpose of the organization
million
.pew's.
We
arc
nut
inviting conceived as a day of re-dexlication to
ports cabled to campaign headquar-
"The renewed relief activity
ideals, the Jewish conception of will be to promote the academic
all the Jews in the world to come to fine
ters by our representatives abroad. cellently ganized and most stems). young men, Schneur, Chernovitz, !lur-
or
Palestine.
All
we
civet
is
a
healthy
a
Messianic
Age
which
is
not
a
Gold-
study
of Jewish literature and philos-
f
!
witz,
Greenberg—to
mention
only
a
and from thousands of petitions and
syause o
k. Of cou rse, it is limited bec
Jewish colonization up to the alumni- es Age in the past but a Golden Age ophy and kindred subjects.
heartrending letters front stricken lack of funds. Local relief commit-I few. Then there are a number who
Good Will Activity Approved.
LOUIS
LIPSKY
Lion
point.
They
say
the
absorption
in
the
future,
and
which
if
correctly
communities and from suffering in-
s have been organized in every I are working in the modernistic man-
tee
point is near. We say, let's see. We conceived has contributed much to the ' The Commission on Good Will Be-
dividuals, that the amount of mone
Jewish settlement in Poland and are ner. Taken together they constitute
That lack of capital is the cause
our mat- (wren Jews and Chrislians reported
that would be required to relieve the
not going to shut the doors of forward-looking concept of
the making.
f the unemployment in Palestine is are
trying, independently of our assist- a literature
Palestine till we are perfectly sure !ern civilization. Other gifts of the a continuation of activity. The exec-
There has in been
no such re-awaken-
unparalleled distress, had been large-
he view expressed by Louis I,ipsky, that the land has taken in all it can Jew may to' selected for this part of ,uttrieveet,b„oiatr,tteoeftetre
ance, to render help to the needy ones.
heencioen.fteerewnicth
ly underestimated. A decision to raise 1 am investigating and checking up ing of art and literature since the (le- 'resident of the Zionist Organization
e nation•
possibly absorb. Why limit ourselves, the exhibit.
the national quota to $25,000,000 was their information very carefully and struction of the second Temple. Now,
niazahetioitnshein ,tihhlies tmooev ne :
ml eJettw,i,:hasortgoa re
of America.
given
number
before-hand?"
,
"Following
this,
there
will
be
a
few
a
the
development
of
the
land
and
the
.
.
quickly arrived at.
.
deciding ho w much they should receive
"A country is built up with labor to any
anels in( Rating o y
"This decision met with enthusias- from the Joint Distribution Commit; industry has paved the way for a
Mr. I.ipsky. p11
in America, stressin
K the fact gage a Jewish field worker in the
healthy outgrowth of thought and (lis- a nd capital," declared
"Chalutzim are not chalukim. And .•WS
tic response from all of the state and
tee's funds. The amount of money covery. It has its iournals of opinion 'Immigration
been
the taxes are not nadoves." With these that a Jew constructed the maps that cultivation of good will between Jews
atom But we has
have
not supplying
been getting
i
local committeesok notwithstanding
at our disposal, as compared with the
enough
capital.
last
year
31,000
emphatii
st
Genie
nt.o,
Mr.
Schma
rya
Columbus
used,
the
fact
that
there and Christians.
that it called for a corresponding in- number of towns which must be taken and expression. There are now being
The preparation of a ritual for the
crease of local quotas. As a conse-
s rea ll y I published a monthly devoted to Ile- wwcorners entered Palestine. This were Jews on the vessels of Columbus,
ca re of and with the need , i
and the fact that the Jews landed in use of Jewish student congregations
quence, almost without exceptoin, ev- pathetically small. But we hope that !brew culture, another monthly devoted year they are coming in at the rate
New
York
City
New
Amsterdam)
now
being established under the aus-
ery community has secured subscrip-
at non di,.. to scientific and practical agriculture, of 2,000 to 2,500 a month. Immigra-
we will have more money
Indy a few years after the Pilgrim picas of the Hillel Foundation and
tions fully covering, and in hundreds pose] as the campaign progresses and a quarterly devoted to the medical tion is not being restricted, and con-
Fathers landed at l'Iymouth Rork. I other (organizations, and the sugges-
of instances, far in excess of their in- we must get larger remittances. Until sciences, to hygM•ne—accupational and litions are improving. If immigra-
Colonial history will be treated by in- ',Pon for an identical effort fur the
creased quotas. In many localities now we had $50,000 monthly for our popular. There are labor papers de. tion weren't stopped In March and
(heating the early settlements. The Jewish women students were made in
the oversubscription of the original relief work. $10,000 of this amount vcted to the interests of lahor. There April it won't be stopped now. h is
period of the founding of the Repub.. ! the report on religious work in uni-
quota has run from 50 to 75 per was assigned for feeding of children, are three daily newspapers in Pales- claimed by a person who knows what
lie will to' indicated by the percentage! versifies presented by Rabbi Leo M.
t tine. There ar e only 10 in all the he's talking about that, if we had pos-
cent.
of Jewish population .the percentage Franklin.
I
rest
of
the
Diaspora.
There
are
five
Accept Quot•s of $25,050,000.
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To postulate a code of ethics be
of Jewish participation in Revolution-
' or six weeklies and several yearbooks sessed $250,000 more than we had,
"The result is that as of July 1,
there would have been no unemploy-
ary War, photographs of a few illus.' ta evil rabbi and congregation and
on
one
sort
or
another.
the quotas accepted locally total $25,-
•
.
ment."
trious
men
and
women
of
that
genre-
rabbi
and rabbi was the endeavor of
050,000, and we have every assur.
when you onsider that Jewish Pal-
The political situation Mr. I.ipsky
ation, Jewish publications of the per- the committee on arbitration in pre-
ance that the grand total raised will RABBI FRAM TO SPEAK
- t1111. is, after all, only a small folk- —
described as "a difficult process of le-
senting
its report on this subject.
iod, t
exceed that amount. It is noteworthy
ON SESQUI CELEBRATION a miniature nation, you can realize
gal disentanglement. The Orient is
Another part of the exhibit will be l'apers were read on the subject of
w hat an out-pouring of talent and cre-
that the only state that has taken no
slow. The English government is
ted
to
the
period
of
the
Civil
"Jewish
Champions
of Religious Lib-
de v o
a tion thus far is Rhode Island. On
"The Jewish Contribution to Amer- ;tine spirit this represents. . Palestine slow- -even in England. Their atti-
War; another part to the modern per- erty," by Rabbi Sidney S. Tedesehe
the other hand, other communal ea ' {can lablirty," will be the subject I If isa small folk but it ex i i s a
tude
is
not
one
of
The
only
intl.
and
there
will
be
in
addition
top-
•
of
New
Ilaven,
Conn.,
and on "The
which for purely local reasons. ha ve Rabbi Leon Fram's sermon Saturday cultural manifestations of a large
ill-will we have encountered has been
ical displays showing the develop- Influence of Judaism on the Found-
deemed it expedient to defer th eir morning, July 3, at Temple Beth El.
.
merely among a few subordinates in
!
mint
of
national
Jewish
religious
and
ers
of
the
Republic,"
read
by Rabbi
campaigns until the fall, have se
An interesting thing in Palestine
Woodward at Gladstone avenues at
educational organizations as well as Morris M. Feuerlicht of Indianapolis,
lt 10 :30. today ix the new children's language. the Civil Service who exercise petty
in checks, many of them covering t tie
some-
authority.
Subordinates
can
institutions of learning. There will • Ind.
first annual installment of the to till
Rabbi li'ram will explain what share For centuries there has layn no Ile-
do more to harm a project than
Jewish champions of religious lib-
also be an account of the progress
amount they are expected to raise. It the Jewish people and Jewish ideas braie baby-language. TMISY One May times
their superiors can do to help it," re-
made by national Jewish charitable, erty began with Abraham and Moses
rn in . t
is interesting to know, that althou gh had in bringing about the Declaration hear the little children
organisations showing the number of and continued down through the Ages
the subscriptions are made on th e of Independence and the victory of Israel uttering their first words in Ile- marked Mr. I.ipsky.
"The Revisionist program is not a
orphanages, old folks' homes and to the present day, Dr. Tedesche de-
we
basis of three annual payments. 00,-
brew and making their little word-
the Revolution.
clared, tracing the effort at the Jew
ro ram " was the comment Mr. 13p-
have already received over $1.0
ial interest is attached to this gifts to the enrichment of our speech. sky made on Revisionism. ''It other charities. for freedom of religious thought and
S
000 in cash, and that judging by the discussion in view of the great Sesqui- This kinder-sprache. together with the
SCHMARYA LEVIN.
merely a contrived program—the put-
BUCHAREST 1.1. T. A.1—Dr. I. action and the struggle to, obtain
remittances we are receiving dail
Centennial Exposition being held in slang of the people, are swiftly mold-
together of a number of points
from local campaign officers . 01. wil Philadelphia in celebration of the one ing the ancient Ilebrew tongue into • ring
about which their is no party dig- Levin, number of the Palestine Exevu- Niemirower, chief rabbi of Bucharest against
great
odds. opening his ad-
Rabbi
Feuerlicht,
shortly have in hand the $5,000,000 hundred and fiftieth ansiversary of modern, living language."
agreement. Some people say the tive and, its principle spokesman in and noted Hebrew scholar. was unan-
a
d repre sentat ive of the dr ess on "The Infence of Judism
s
which it was estimated would be re- the signing of the Declaration of In- Asked to describe more precisely the Land Reserve commission would do America at the present time, met the' J mo uly
lu the Republic, de•
effect of Zionism on Jewish art and
ewis h faith) in the R ouman ian see on the Founders of
' d for our European relief and dependence.
more harm than good. It is all ■ critics of Zionist policy .
late by the conference of Jewish cam-
reconstructive efforts this year on the
On Saturday, July 10, kabbi Frani literature Mr. Bialik offered the view
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question of how their aims tan be
munities in Old Roumania
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basis of the original $15,000,000 na- will sPeak on "The Legend of the Fall that "in the past the Jewish artist
worked (rem the Jewish people out. accomplished."
of Zion."
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America's Greatest Humanitarian Effort Raises Larger Sum Per
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