EmPeraon;kwuRCA RON IcLe.
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0eqi.F1.5 Meittple Nett! Et The Value of the Church
---Synagogue Conference
Notes
G IAS.
Morning Services, 10:30:
ciOSEPW•=2—. 's'aurday
I Subject, Saturday, Aug. 28: "The
o
His custom of wrapping the pearl of wisdom in the tinfoil of epi-
gram antagonized this literal-minded people. They suspected the
sincerity of one who could joke about matters of great seriousness
the justice of his comments for
and import, and they failed to WO
t he jest. Zangwill was fully aware of the extent to which his man-
oer injured the substance of his appeals to reason. It was a sacrifice
not prepared to make for any ideal. His case was a practical
he was
Illustration of Johnson's far-fetched quip about Shakespeare. A
quibble was to him the fatal Cleopatra for which he lost the world
and was content to lose it. Without doubt it was the trivial weak-
Jewry
ness that deprived Zangwill of the acknowledged leadership in l
---and—far greater loss--deprived
loss-eprived the Jewish people of
his ade
the man had in-
ship. Thus did the writer injure the man even as
jured the author.
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Glimpses of Jewish Commnnases
(Continued from last page-)
the Reform congregations are gradu-
ally turning away from their extreme
I
in the city. and when they leave the
gerwrally leave the
shops, the Jew's
city also. So far, I think this has
not had any detrimental effect on
Jewish community life. Perhaps, it
has even tended to strengthen it, by
bringing together the remnants of the
smaller groups into units that are not
as limitd
e in their background and
interest. Those who remain
in their
are obviously ore settled and more
pa of the community
thoroughl ■ more
that the newer Jewish immigration is
usually likely to be. And as such.
they are making • stronger impress
on the life of • large and important
Nsdion of assimilation and the con-
sersative Jews are recormzing that
the essence of Jewish life lies in
things other than prayer.
Rochester is one of the few cities
that is experiencing • falling of of
the Jewish population, for the Italian
needle-workers are replacing the Jew-
American city.
ish workers of the garment industry
Invites All Jewish Young Men •nd Women
to attend
ROSH HASHONAH AND YOM KIPPUR
SERVICES
Te Be Held at the Jewish Center,
31 MELBOURNE AVE., at WOODWARD
These Services Will Be Conducted in the Proper
Tr•ditional Manner.
Reservations Should Be Made at the Center, Evenings fronts to
For the first time in the history of I
Graham Brothers. more than 1,1100
of their trucks and motor coaches
have been delivered in a single week
at retail by Dodge Brothers dealers
in the United States and Canada. The
record of 1,041 during the week end-
ed July 31 follows closely the record
of 896 delivered during the week
ended July 3 and is more than twice
the figure for the best week last year.
During five weeks ended July 31
deliveries of trucks and motor
coaches totaled 4066. The increase
over the preceding five weeks was
15.7 per cent and over the five weeks
ended Aug. 1 last year was 2,4014
units or 143 per cent. The rapidly
growing demand for a dependable
transportation unit of one-ton ca-
pacity is evidenced by the increasing
ratio of this capacity. to the heavier
trucks. Two thousand one hundred
and eighty-nine or 53.6 per cent of
the total deliveries of Graham Broth.
era trucks and motor coaches during
July were of this capacity. The fact
that prior to introduction of the
C-Boy, Graham Brothers new one-
ton truck, less than one-third of their
output was of that capacity and that
now over half are of that type shows
leanly the constantly increasing ap-
proval of this sturdy little true'.
10.
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NOTICE TO THE JEWISH PUBLIC!
Congregation Emanuel
TAYLOR AND WILSON AVENUES
Announces
That for the Holy Days
RABBI A. M. ASHINSKY
Will speak in ENGLISH during the morning services, and
YIDDISH during the afternoon services.
held in the hall of the Syna-
Supplementary Services will /LIS° kle
gogue on Holy Days. Good Cantors will officiate.
All Those Desiring Seats Are Requested to
Purchase Them Immediately.
Cantor H. Milkovsky Will Officiate.
Tickets for seats are reasonable enough for those who cannot afford
to pay the high price. Those who cannot pay at all will receive
sect. free.
ASK THE MAN WHO
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Pioneers a New Era
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The average Packard Six owner expects to keep his
car more than five years — over twice as long as the
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without embarrassment. For Packard lines are pre-
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is unlikely.
The improved Packard Six will convert additional
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Now, with a refined beauty and even greater com-
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There is but one way to learn the ability of today's
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the open road and on the hills.
C
This you are invited to do without obligation
note
As an example of Packard Six Prices,
that the improved five-passenger club sedan
with complete accessories costs but $2,839.00
delivered at your door with all charges paid.
It may be bought with $732.00 on delivery
and monthly payments of $194.00. The value
of your used car fairly appraised will be ap-
plied against the down and monthly payments
ses
Sales Record For Graham.
If he had changed in any way, then he would no longer have been Zang-
will, and Zangwill was Zangwill and I wouldn't have had him change for
the world.
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Young Israel of Detroit
By RABBI LEON FRAM
M'hen I returned from the Olivet this proposal, and it will in all
Tale of the Rabbi and the King."
acted upon.
I am temporarily a vacationist. Nothing serious. I do not intend to l
t. 4: °The can essence on tlie theme, "How Can hood
As to the' Poletkal effectiveness of
my life work. Some of my neighbors have made of vacationing ' Sulikt, Saturday, Sep
Church and Synagogue Co-operate to this particular eionferenet— it might
make it
And they are so ' Golden Rule of Billed."
,sion So I call them professional vacationists.
(7ondat Prejudice," I found in the liars been augmented by the presence
pre •i .red • of their profession that they work at all hours of the day and
S ervices:
mail an anonymous note reading as of representation from the more ortho-
ens ,
known them to get a real thrill from eating their breakfast , Holy Day
•
dox or Fundamentalist group of the
ll
conduct
f
. w i
Temple I et
I
daylight. But I just can t sherd such fancy thrills.
.
thee, hours before dayli
follows'
Protestant church. The church rep-
with one of those real old-fashioned vacations. You take , different religious services for Rosh
"Look out for treachery. Did any resentatives were mainly of the ex-
satisfied
tie
mu I :cry so often just like a dose of medicine. Before you .tartyou work Hashonah and Yone Kippur this year,
'en ,
to set your affairs in shape. And after you've . two in the temple building, in the Protestant minister stand up and (Tit- ceedingly liberal temperament, who
and night
icise Ford for his attempted persecu- really share with no the role of a re-
row
• • to death with a Ill-day rest during which time you read main auditorium and en the
w yourself
If •
thril .1
rea tion of the. Jews? No, They are your ligious minority. In America it should
e gFent
e at
l; on one
a Cape and
and write until you are almost blind and finish up some work that yo u Slemoril
ft lends until you need them, then they not be necessary that the cause of
-
at
the
couldn't crowd in the 24-hour shift back home, you return and work thre e orchest ra Hhall,
remain 'silent. Beware of false freedom 1,f conscience shall seek sup-
that got ahead of kell Avenue Branch of Temple Beth
slit to catch up with the se
and night
t
friends. '
port from the most exceedingly lib-
ex e
wee s
I am having n wonderful. El, frenkell avenue a
I haviii't the slightest clot. as to eral church gioups, for it was the
you while you were loafing. Yes, thank you
any of my Canadian readers want to say a few things person- %ord.
whom sent the note. Its statement that orthodox Fundamentalist Puritans of
se
ea
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rest. I my fare, they will had ale parked somewhere between Toronto and ,
• when the Dearborn Independent pub- New England who established free-
ally t o
Fenkell Branch School:
lished the fanciful story of a Jewish dom of conscience in this country and
Winfipeg ,
— •• ■•■ •-••
The summer session of the Felikell
plete international government. nu Prides- wrote it down in the nab nal •mul •ticte
was
a
com
hwh
w
a
Branch
volume called ..rh,, , Branchschool,
minister — in Detroit, at least.— constitutions of this country. It is the
to
tont
Bruce Barton, ever-ready writer, has just issued a
protest against such inimica- conservative majority and not al, no
,* Nobody Know's," referring to the Bible, and then Mr. Barton proceeds success and which will likely lead y
ll J ewish Sunda armee to
B o
things that arc. to be found in summer seissicoes in a
1 believe, true. Its error the 104411 I minority, that is expected
the
interesting
e tj""s 1 ' ,
to tell the public some of
ls,
closed
with
an
outing
at
Bell
atur lies in charging ccimplicity or O01111i• to rise in indignation when this funda•
that bowk. But 1 am interested in the fact that any piece of literature Schoo
comparatively I s l e on Tuesday, Aug. 2 1. T h e feiblicae voce on the part of the church. What mental American principle is men-
tion
to
it
s
circulation
that has a forced circulation has in rela
utdo o r Bl the writer of the note fails to realize
with the Bible. A host of persons are familiar ivhh . f o the pienie was nn o
few readers. So it is
presented by the children of the is that there was no existent instru aced.
passages in the Bible; with Bible stories, not because they are readers of play
It must lie kept in mind, however,
the Bible, but because they have heard chapters read from the Bible. Who school. Miss Helena Stung° directed , meat or organization through who
that the good will commission is the
the lovers of fair play ould have
,,c. the Bible? I venture to say that not one person out of 1,000. Yet the school's summer session .
creati
in of our most cemprehensive
ra
-- —
outspoken
:cavil. The phenomenon of t
you iind Bibles printed and distributed by the millions and we hear much
Federal
church organization--the
Bill i-Somilism was so new in America:
its marvelous circulation, but, as Barton says, it's the book no- Men's Temple Club:
Council.
It speaks in the MOW of the
about
,at
ado
work_ that it caught Americans by surprise.
A special c o mmitter is now'
body
knows. The Bible is not an easy book to read and much harder to
Christianity
of
America
as
a
whole,
It is this necessary instrumentality regardless of denomination or either
all e laborate combined nu t t
contrary, the Bible is a closed book planning
p 1
understand. Despite all reports to thecontrary,
ling of the Men's Temple Club aiolthe for maintaining good-will and combat
grouping.
As
such,
it
is
one
of the
to the majority of persons.
1Temple. Beth El Sisterhood. T his ing ill-will that h as been supplied by most promising institutions created in
all the intimates—well, maybe that isn't exact. Probably one of the , meeting will be the feature social the Federal Council of t he Churches America in this generation. Good-will
of Christ in America in the creation
Of few intimates of the late President Wilson who remained an intimate event cif the tinning season.
very
Re- even more than declarations of rights
cif the commission on Good-Will Re-
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is at the foundation of democracy,
until the hour of his death was Barnard Baruch. Baruch seemingly was1
tween Jews and Christians. This need
Temple
Beth
El
isterhood:
and in establishing this organ of good-
fine who was satisfied to be a friend of Wilson's. I iim reminded of these
stuck away in the corner of a newspaper which re- . The Sisterhood S ef Temple Beth El of an organ through which the Amer- will, the churches of America have
n var i e d program o f u(.. icon 11 sense of justice might express
things by a news s item
done democracy a greater service than
Mrs. Wilson is now visiting the Baruch family at their castlelk preparing
ltivities fur the 1926-27 season, which itself was further emphasized at the
ported that
we con yet l'111117.0.
in Scotland.
will include II number of exceedingly last sessions of the conference by Mil-
ton NI.' Alexander when he suggested
Figure:4
T. A.I
VIENNA. ---
situation recalls the attitude of this country toward thoselinteresting afternoon lectures.
that it was not sufficient to havea which show an alarming increase in
Mexican situation
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countries of Europe which aroused widespread indignation and preMests as '
national good-will commission, com-
•
the
number
of
intermarriages
be-
1 he United States never inter- Temple Arts Society:
the
Of
tude toward the Je
Socety
is plan- . posed of representative,
attitude
tween Jews and Christians in Aus-
i
a result of
re-
The Temple. Arts
and
1111 of the sables. Ile pro-
their attr
Roumania
cir utte red a protest on the ground
more
of
new
play;
churches
with
Russia
o
tria were published here. It appears
(eyed
to the fling to produce a number
every city in the United
ore t han we could lift I cur voice in protest of
ligious persecution, any
Posed that in
that during the past year the number
feeling 1'''''Y he. • ill the course of the coming season,
amon3r1States there should be organized a of intermarriages increased from Ill
Mexican government, regardless of what our personal
Under President Taft we abrogated 'en d hopes to develoP Write"
will representative
-
committi.i.
on
good
What our government did was this:
to 30 per cent, according to statis-
our treaty relations with Russia because Russia refused to Permit Jews wh" ' its own membership.
lof the various elements in the commu-
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inty, which would be ready to act ef- tics. These figures do not include the
were American citizens to enter that country. This was a denial of the
number of apostates. Every third
against
People'.
Society:
Young
Ifectivelv upon any manifestation of
rights under treaty regulation which was flagrantly discriminatory
The board of the Young People's racial ;it religicoiS intolerance. The Jewish wedding in Austria is an inter-
American citizens of the Jewish faith. For a great may years Russia,
marriage.
approval
of
under the czarist reginie, insisted that the question of the admission of Society is soon to meet to lay plans conference expressed its
a matter of internal policy, a sort of police regulation which for elaborate social events during the
Jews was
50011 made an end to coming season. The Young People's
was not covered by our treaty. But President Taft
that cheap evasion of the issue. Then as a result of Jewish persecution Society also expects to meet the de-
which reflected itself in an abnormal immigration of Roumanian Jews to muds of its membership for educa-
State. sent a sharp note tional and social service work.
this country, John flay, at that time Secretary of
i la
All those who have used the tickets
to Roumania protesting against Such a situation. But as President C °°1` .-- e
has intimated, it Is impossible for this government to take any political for the moonlight given by the Young
action regarding Mexico. There it is strictly an internal strife. But in People's Society will please send
checks to the Young People's
the event that the rights of American citizens are impaired, action may be' their
Soc i ., t y.
Temple Beth RI, Woodward
taken with propriety. But the moral influence of this country is incalcu- ,
avenue
at Gladstone.
I 131c That is why we are flooded through the mails. and in the press, with
Catholic and anti-Catholic propaganda from Mexico.
Beth El College:
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Beth El College will reopen Mon-
don't know whether the Jews show up well in the matter . of religious
illi ns day night, Oct. 11. The college will
giving or not. What do you think. Six hundred and forty-eight m
of dollars, roughly estimated, is the amount given to the cause of religion' offer a series of altoget er new
in the United States in the year 1925. Of this vast amount the. Jews are courses. The courses that promise to
b t I $18 ',130 000 the Catholics $168,000,000 and be the most popular are: Compara-
estimated
tive Religion," "Modern Jewish His-
the Protestants $451,000,0000. Unimaginable sums!
tory," and "Jewish Literature After
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the Bible," and "The Five Books of
Stop! Look! Listen! Mrs. Frances L. Roth. assistant city attorney of
Moses." There will also he sessions
New Haven, in speaking before the Vassar College Institute of Euthenics
primarily for women on Tuesday aft-
study
of
family
relation-
f
Ife new course intro, uce,
ships), said that in an investigation by the New Haven Bureau of Domestic ernoon.
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Relations, 40 per cent of the first 500 "broken homes" were. created by
of different religions School of Religion.:
incompatibility arising out of intermarriage of persons
The
School
of
Religion of Temple
or nationalities. A second large factor in "home breaking" was inter-
ference of relatives. Two good things to remember by those who are Beth El will be. reopened on Sunday
contemplating matrimony. Intermarriage does work out well in ninny morning, Sept. ''.
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cases where there are no children, cm where husband and wife are intlif-
ferent religionists. In this connection I find an item in the European Membership:
If
„you
know
of a friend who wishes
cables that Zangwill ',vas unhappy because his Gentile wife insisted that
their children should be reared as Christians. W hether it is true or not to join the temple and wishes to be
accommodated for the holy days, put
of course I have no means of ascertaining.
him in communication with Wallace
in Jewish Rosenheim, chairman of the me'mbe'r-
Gustavus A. Rogers of New York appears see ren
that sometimes I think he is a Jew and sometimes I think otherwise. Ile ship committee.
was
one of the men who spoke at a luncheon at which the suggestion
WBS
I find
made that Jewish universities might come to pass in this country.
MRS. A. C. LAPPIN'S
that he is now suggested as a nominee for Democratic United States Senator
SINGING INNSPIRES POEM
I see him referred to
from New York. In the latest newspaper dispatches
chairman of the advisory council of America's Goodwill Union. Will
Among those who attended the Jew-
SS
me?
ish services at the Olivet conference
saner friend of Mr. Rogers please advise
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I have heard irgood many good ones. But the best yet is the statement between church and synagogue was a
that appears in the press that President Calks has Jewish blood. He may well-known poet, Ma Fro Newhall,
he has carefully concealed it. Now if he were living in who is a resident of the village
of '
rendered
have, but if BO
But in Mexico it is ex- Olivet. The Hebrew melodies
credence.
by Mrs. A. C. Lappin stirred the poet
Spain, such a statement might receive
as
so deeply that she was actuated to
ceedingly doubtful. I always understood that Calles was reared as
write a pion descriptive of the expe-
Catholic, and belongs to the liberal school. But then one can never tell.
rience. The poem follows:
RELEASE
This was written on Aug. 14. By the time it appears the world may
discover definitely that something is going on ill Russia that has all the ear
SO firm 0 hand on tears
marks of trouble spelt with a capital "T." Denials mean nothing. I I have kept
of late
more regained the.
Sorrow upon sorrow could not
wouldn't be surprised to hear that Trotzky has once
saddle and is holding the reins with a firm hand. It is hinted that refugees
wring
If this he true, then
A drop from that deep-guarded,
are already on their way fleeing from the country.
secret spring.
misery once again will stalk through the land. If there is a crisis that
threatens a revolution, I fear that our co-religionists will likely find them- Nor pain nor are to loose the flood
hod weight.
sines in a wor se position than they are in today.
1.011/1 loneliness of stony roads and
The Jew is no longer an internationalist; he is getting to be' a 3pe
strait,
naturalist. Houdini is showing that anything that sonic. folk think requires , Steep ways bereft of all companion-
ly natural
ing.
done by perfect
the aid o f mumbo-gumbo and hocus-pocus can be editorial
in the ' New Yor':
Shook not my undaunted heart, the: ,
methods, I agree with this rather slyly written
I
still could sing.
World:
And like a conquerer walk, aloof,I
,
1
.
most unfortunate for practitioners of occult arts that Harr
elate
It is
Houdini took it into his head to do their tricks without benefit of
But
when
your
how
across
the
an-
ectoplasm. There is scarcely a trick credited to spooks that he can-
swering string
nit do with his elbow, knee or big toe, and his willingness to perform
, Turned all my grief to music, and
them has sometimes led to hard feelings and even law suit.. The
revealed
latest object of what he calls the scientific spirit is Rahman Rey the
,
Forgotten worlds of love and
fakir. Mr. Rahman, although he is adept at cutting himself a piece
!
beauty, then
of throat without untoward consequences, specializes in sojourns
All gentle thoughts that love and
within sealed coffins. Ile has remained in a coffin for a period of an
beauty bring
hour, accomplishing this feat by going into a trance. Mr. Houdin',
, Released the gathered waters; I
an d a half. It is very
1
discarding the trance, held out for an hour
was }waled
he
explained:
you
simply
breathe
sparingly
and
refrain
from
1
easy,
of the sort. But
Of that long &oath. fur I could
'
being afraid, Well, we hail suspected something
weep again.
will Mr. Houdin' kindly furnish a few simplydirections as to how to
1 , To Mrs. Dora S. 1.appin, for the ex-
refrain from be i e • a f raid"
. lilted laqiuty of her singing at Oli-
appreci -
vet, Aug. 13, 1026, from the grate.-
The Nation has this keen observation on Zangwill which will be
ful author, Ma Fre Newhall.
aty.1 by all who were in any way in touch with his speeches and writing.: I
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