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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1927

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to be expected that the treootnient orite way of begging the question
suggested is either exceptional or is to pose as a l'nitarian. A
tarian is neither fish nom flesh nor
nett.
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"flow- to deal with the daily prod, good red herring and therefore a
loonis that oppresses the client ; how Jew may technically be included in
t o hold a VOIlferellee, tO 1111jUSt 10141 the fold, but such an evasion, I
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reililltei how to accomplish the though it may secure the elusive
Who Confess Utter Ignorance of Subject Matter.
best result peacefully; how to arbi- job occasionally, can hardly be
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Prominent Local Lawyer Do. tares.
trate when peace is hard to obtain recommended as a satisfatottort . so.
and avoid the consequences of a lution of this particular Jewish ■
Showing as Exehisire. Line of
Five out of every six cases that . arbitration and trial are, in many law'-stilt, to that end we are ad- problem.
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dressing ourselves here. It is in
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a
lawyer
are
handled
in
cases,
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refuge
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in
higher
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1, , office and never go too trial. And, &el.' Only in rare eases is it int- a measure, the application of for- that the situation is especially
limn the client s point of rate, : possible to settle disputes by cm- °Tisic and executive skill in the re- :out, public st•hottol system
it-recce and there are even fewet duction of litigation."
In.se five eases are at (vast
of she larger cities otter a rich
rtant as the sixth," in the opin- crisis in which it would not be man'
hottest to the ooltomoontary or high
iani
James I. I.:lion:inn, prominent protitahle for both parties to do so."
000l teacher. The would-be col-
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Questioned in regard to the opin-
loadlawyer and folllier associate
11'1., teacher, however, finds hini-
ion of many !issuers that arbitra-
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-Our law wheals give prospective tion] tviil limit their earning power,.
many instances Call never be
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ototorneys a thorough loackground Mr. Ellmoonn said: "Although it is
scaled. W11..11 a group of Jewish •
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legal preetoedure, but gotooltorally overlooktod, the mental
post-graduate students working
nukento provi s ion for the treatment and physleal wear and tear 011 the
for advanced degrees with the
to be applitotItto the other five-sixths partle, is the must important cir-
hope Of entering college totaehing
f tht• cases that never go to court. I cumstance in as lawsuit. Arbitration
By MIRIAM ZITAH
count. together, the conversation
They further ignore the fact that ! shortens the time of argument con-
veers with a mournful monotony 1
a proper understanding of the in- siderably ueeloilipliShillg in /1 fete
The undeniable growth of anti to the question of the eventual
du ideal behi n d the case is of far hours or days what would usually
usefulness of the doctoral degree
gitattor
, unisnotance than the case , take months Jr year to the law Seed isin Alil•riell withinthe in their case. "X " can not get a I
courts. And by shortening the last five or tenyears has as its bit• job. "V" has been told authorita-
In an etr.et to aid students of law length of time covered by the C011- t crest corollary the steadily in- tively that at Jew- hots 110 chance.
in handling those eases that do not treVel Sy and eliminating the strain creasing restriction of professions One agency has announced bluntly
or
should not go into court, the and a xcitement of a jury trial, with which are open to J ews. Though that they have 11.1 110Siti011 Open txtit
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toots, that isn't a case," Mr. Ell- • its accompanying cross-examina- stall an admission is contrary to for Jews, etc. A distressing fea- +titx
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is lit•pileing a book in which tion: and dramatic actousations, at-
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our dearest beliefs as Americans, ture in this discrimination is that
he proposes to relate the experi- • Intoottiton lot-moves a large part, i ❑ the situation it, some professions, it holds fast for all subjects. Thtore
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eliees
of
Johnston'
and others in typ- fact, practically toll, of that all- particularly the teaching profes- was some point in 'frontier Slut-
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P, ical situations. At the present time important mental wear and tear. sion, is critical. Inn ot city like New theses' reply to Lewisohn's mew I
Michigan Ave. at Washington Blvd.
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th, re Is no work that covers this! "Because of Otis, the roomoval of
York, where there is a large, in- classic "I'', Stream." An English- 2 ,
DANCING. PRIVATE BANQUET ROOM # ',h ots, o f the lawyers' activities.: that coalitital and the shortening fluential Jewish population, the num, ha stkid, would nut expect to 114,
The title of the work, which N, ill
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011 in the nature of both a case and of the time of the controversy, and problem does nut exist. The com- teach German literature in a Ger- at,,
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also because the solutions and petitive system of examinations man university. Why should not c.
11.\\\WM101 1\11 4 text bunk, will probably be "The I after-effects of ottoloit ration are gen- held by the board of etluvation nn Anglo-Saxon university wish •Fk,
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Human Practice of the Law."
• erally more satisfactory and pleas-
permits any qualified applicant to its exponents of Anglo-Saxon lit-
Frum its very nature, the book ant, the law ytor's compensation
endure to be Anglo - Saxons?
will necessarily deal at length with SI101.1111 be, and is, proptortionatelt otter the best-paid public school There is SOIll• plausibility in this stns
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system
in the country, in order of
the principles of office conciliation greater. If ;in attorney can settle
argument. Whet). 110WeVer, the
merit.
As
long
as
the
present
'and arbitration. tPhilc highly in a CBSe ill a Week, instead of two tot
exclusion extends to
physics,
shortage
tot'
teachers
continues
favor of statutory' arbitration, es- more yearS, 1111,1 the results
chemistry 111141 allied fields, no ex- rat
pecially as worked out 111 the courts ,,, t 01, ° 11 Ysohsfuet u r y , his sore there is little likelihood of discrim- ClISCS Call be brought forward with :Ts'.
of New York. Mr. loillinoton does not nes il1t. surely worth proportion- ination. Stories circulate to the
principals or any grace. The exclusion is by no
,agree with these who bail it as a att Ito more to his client. A lawyer ,liraihnt
means complete. The remarkably
universal panacea. Ile does, how'- charges, not alone for time spent,: heads of departments prefer non-
Man
ever, rtogard it as Ono best avail- but on a basis of the imp o rtance of oh•ws, but though this may lie true able or remarkably pi:rsistent
in some instances there are no will forge forward in this field as
, :dole remedy when mediation and the issues involved and the results
hi
any
Other.
that
there
!oust
be
serious difTiculties in the pal of
contilati,on through counsel and accomplished."
marked superiority of some sort.
friends fail.
Speaking id. the inadequacy of d,,t o . Thi s h o ld s goo d only for There rill, bat 110 comparison
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As regards the universal •ccep-
legal solutions, to which sultject•lic th e pod], school system. The pH. the number 11f opportunities if-
tant,- of al loitrooti,on, :11r. Elhnann
Is devoting olle Of the chapters of rate schools, which many prefer, fens! a Jew anti Gentile of equal
said: "Lawyers are 1 ., Inst o rvatove by
Manufacturers of
his book, M r. El 'man n expressed :ore practically closed to .hews ex- abilitY•
nature and training; it takes time
the opinion) that t while looltitration rat Ilia
of course, the jirivate
There is an insidious danger,
for new ideas to porno-ate the pro-
do not wholly toltoquatte, it is, by its Jewish schools. Private schools, apart from the patent one, in the
fession. At first blush they think cep
y flexihility, 1111111.. SO 017111 the however, are privileged to restrict i n t• to n t to s t a bloo discrimination
that atoloitottiton will deprive them
legal remedies. Arbitration, he be- the plorsonnel of their faculties, as against the Jew, namely, the ten-
of a melons of livelihood. It does
lieves. will be developed alongside they cater to it restricted clientele. deney to blame failure on this
not. As a matter of fact, lawyers
of the law courts, not in conipeti- As long as the public school sys- state of affairs rather than on a
I are constantly arbitrating cases,
lion with them.
tens offers no insurmountable ob- personal shortcoming. Such a psy-
even though they do not go through
NIr. loillmatin gives a large meas- stacles, the Jew has no cause to ehology is bad for the individual
the statutory forms. The statutory ure of credit
to A. C. Lappin for complain. involved and weakens the case of
'form of arbitration is necessary
his pioneer work in arbitration in
Outside of New York or similar the genuinely deserving Jew who
only when the lawyers and unit this city, and believes that Mr.
large cities the trouble begins. It is the victim of influences which
ideals can't agree.
Lappin has gone a lust; way to-
is not always feasible to enter the he can not control. Wherein the
"The old-time functions of the
wa•d obtaining Permanent recog-
New York system immediately. remedy lies is not clear. At press-
! lawyer are undergoing tremendous
nition in both the city and state for
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There may be a delay in appoint- eat the only weapon in the Jew's
changes. The lawyer that wants to the principles it involves.
meats or it the passing
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o accotnplish something for his client
of examin- hands r eal and commandink
Speaking of the arbitration tri-
nowadays must forget the fastoina-
Maas. In such a case it any be merit. That is his best, though,
bunal as a "higher type of jury
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' two of the trial and get down to
necessary to get experience out• unfortunately, not always certain,
that is unloiasetl, properly selected side of New York. The
rock bottom. Ilto must repeatetIlt°
teachers protection.
and free from stage influence," Mr. agencies through which applica-
, ask himself the question: 'flow can
Ellinann pointed out that the back- tions are generally made have sev-
I serve 'moth quickly and walls.' Ile
The fool in his town hous• knows
in f ac t, ge t away from the ground of centuries with which its eral isortimont questions on their more than the wise inan in the Awt-w-144,-,4=4,,m-Amw-1,
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principles are endowed, anti espe-
gambling chantoe before a jury.
cially the fact that each citizen of
- In selecting a jury you are
Athens, 011 the completion] of his
inching 12 noon who usually con-
military service at the owe of 110,
fess utter ignorance of the parties
was compelled to serve as a public
tor otny familiarity with the subject
a rbiter for tone year, thus bringing
matter. If a motn happens to know to
that post experienced and im-
:anything about the trade or facts
partial men whose aim was to make
he is disqualiliol. The. you en-
peace. Historians regard this as
tournber then, with a mass of de-
tine of the most interesting prod-
tail, facts and law for which few
ucts of Athenian democracy.
inrors are trained and from which
In an introductory statement
the best CIIIICIUSi011 is a guess. Each Mr. Ellmann sets out the purpose
attorney presents it dramatic per-
and aims of his bank and explains
formative in what is really an tou-
the need for such a taork. Ile be-
t, Poont stage setting, and he who
DETROIT, NIICIIIGAN
lieves that it will he almost a year
is the best actor often wins.
before he will have the volume coon-
"IVoo must take the chow -natio. ef-
phut'' to his own satisfaction. The
fects out of what is, perhaps, a
introductory statement follows,
titan. in the lives of two people.
"T to any fellow lawyers:
Esptocially in this regard, in provid-
"The procession of men and wo-
ing for hearings before a trained
men that passes through your "f-
impartial tribunal, is arloitration a
ilet , collies to you as it collies to the
Very worthy adjunct, although boll
physician -- in search of ad, ice,
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health, and peace of mind. These
porsons do not comes to get an :In
stover to the question, 'What are my
legal rights?' They ask, 'What shall
I do?' They do not tell you how to
accomplish this purpose, but they
oh, expect and have a right to ex-
pect that whatever means you em-
ploy shall produce results of a rela-
tively lasting character and with
the least expenditure of energy. It
may he the drawing of a will, a
building contract or lease, forming
or dissolving a corporation, obtain-
ing redress against one who h as
stolen, borrowed, or injured, or a
husband who has failed in the ma ri-
tal duties.
"Vie are not addressing ou r-
selves to the corporation lawyer, or
to the legal expetot who has ac-
quired at modicum of local fame,
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but to you who make up the lank
traits that are typical of
and file of the profession: to you
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who make a living by meeting daily
the high type of work-
men and women with problems of
manship that Mr. Hayes
life,
or lousiness reverses, of fam-
We Carry State Compensation and Public Liability.
ily disputes, of marital maladiust-
offers to the public at all
molts: you, who, do the legal
times.
drudgery---yet the most important
work in the profession; to you who
must be actor, artist, sociologist,
psychologist, executive, and super
business man in order to aCc , 011-
plish your purpose.
"Not only is it necessary that you
be all of these but you must be-
come increasingly proficient in the
arts and sciences to perform fully
and effectively the functions of le-
S TOBIAS
A. E. BINDER
gal adviser.
Tcensurer and SereiC111 ,tin 'Inger.
o iied General Manager
"Colleges and textbooks Ivive
been imparting knowledge in legal
principle and theory. But here we
are trying to deal with the art of
settling dispute: first, by under-
standing it; next, by appreciating
its etrivts upon the disputants in
their relations with those around
them. The principles of mediation,
concilation, and of arbitration must
therefore of necessity he under-
stood in order to establish that four-
: nose. These are, after all, the Too on-
eiples which are used five tones
more often by the average lawyer
than principles of litigation, and
yet the ones in which he ha:o nn
fundamental training whatsto , :oer.
"This effort aims, in addition . , to
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give some SUtriCeStiVe and prat to al.
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or
'life' solutions of problems that
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confront the lawyer. Altogether it
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an
attempt to chart what appears
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a modern movement and tendert, y;
it is but an introduction to an as-
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