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the religious laws concerning
Chalitza, that is, the iaw requiring,
special ceremonies of release to!
enable remarriage of a WidtiNg
whose husband dies without issue
and who is survived by a brother.'
Stirs (lands likewise asked for rab-
binical reform of the law govern- 1
ing the status of Agunoth, women
whose husbands have been lost
track of, as well as the abolition
of restrictions against Cohensi
(descendants of the ancient priest-
hood of Israel) to marry widows
or divorcees. She also asked dras-
tic action to curb polygamy proc-!
ticed by certain groups of &Thar- I
die Jews in the Oriental countries.l
About 70 delegates attended. 20 1
of whom were from the United
States Delegates at the confer-
ence were, in addition to those
from this country, from Belgium,
Great Britain, France, Holland,
Latvia, Austria, Palestine, Poland,
Switzerland and Czechoslovakia.
A message of greetings was read
from Louis Marshall, president of
the American Jewish Committ«.
The message expre sin! t he loin.
that organized Jewish womanhood
will participate in the work of the
extended Jewish Agency for Pal-
estine.
Papers were read at the session
by Mrs. Lindheim, former presi-
dent of Hadassah, women's Zioni-d
organization in the United State:,
MN. Reichenstein of Poland, Miss
S. Wransky of Germany.

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I see His glory in star-sprinkled skies
And on high mountains' glittering peaks
Bathed by the moon,
Where the silence that the saints call melody
Breathes serene.
his glory IS in the sun
And every spot its rays illuminate,
In the branches of the oak
And in the sappling's budding strength;
I glimpse it flashing in the torrents of the sea
And gleaming in the streams,
In field and wood where children shout,
Playing in freedom with blossoms and with birds;
I see it glowing on the crowded paths of cities,
In mansion and in humble dwelling-place;
In sacrificial mother-love
llis glory moves,
And in the sweet solitude of youth forage;
It sparkles in the tear of penitence
And shines with tenderness on pardoning grace;
It hovers over all created things
And beautifies the very last of theta,
It hovers (aver all created things
And clothes the heart of life with holiness,

Selected by Rabbi Leon Fram.

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1FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY OF DR. EINSTEIN
HONORED BY ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE

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Medican Society, He pointed to
the spirit that has permeated
Jewry in the past centuries, and
(mid tribute to Einstein as the
greatest genius of the age.

Mr. Hailer reviewed the life of
the scientist, and referred to him
as "not only a citizen of the
fatherland, but a citizen of the
world" and as "an ambassador of
good will."
Professor Rainich briefly and
simply explained some of the prob-
lems in psysics which were ad-
vanced and solved by Einstein. He
described a scientist as a man
who wants to explain nature, and
pointed to the advance of the
science of physics and the manner
in which important questions are
answered as a result of Einstein's
theory.
Rabbi Frani declared that he en-
vied Professor Rainich, who was
perhaps the only nom in the hall
who understood Einstein's theory

For That

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ets will be sold to those desiring to
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attend the dance alone, which is to
begin at 9 p. m.
MAURICE MISGYER
All of the day's ceremonies will
Secretary Wilbur'` Jewish Ap- take place at the (frith Com-
pointee on the Advisory Conn.
munity house, 375 East Ferry
mitten on Education.
avenue.
At the meeting last :Monday
evening, a committee was ap-
pointed, consisting of "Daddy”

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WASHINGTON JEWISH

Freund and Bernard Ginsburg, to
extend the lodge's greetings t o
(Continued from Preceding Page). Samuel Ileavenrich on his nine-
tieth birthday.

tv-seventh Congress on March 4,
1901, and he served successively.
in the six succeeding congresses,
until March 3, 1015. He was
beaten by Meyer London for his
seat in the Sixty-fourth and Sixty-
fifth Congresses and then came
back for the following session.
His 15 years as a member of
Congress were full of activity and
interest, for he was particularly
prominent because of his efforts in
the Russian passport cases and his
outcry against Kishenev and other
pogroms. An old Democrat on the
hill reminded us that he sat next
to "Henry" at the Democratic
convention in Chicago in 1902.
No, he is not entirely forgotten
in Washington for his name will
never be eliminated from the rec-
ord of Congress maintained in the
biography of Congressmen, where
he is listed under "Goldfogle,
henry Mayer," etc.

by the Mizrachi.
The election board consisted of =
only 47 as having registered as Philip Slomovitz, representing the =
members of the District, 41 from Zionist Organization, chairman; =
Hadassah and six from Junior Ha- B. Kumove of the Peale Zion, s, —
(tussah. The evident indifference Wary; Mrs. Feldstein, Hallassah; =
on the part of Z. O. members was S. Newman, Order Sons of Zien; =
in direct contrast to the great in- Mr. Prussian and Mrs. Kaplan, =
terest displayed by Mizrachi meni- Mizrachi; Mr. Ashkinazy and L. - - a'
1,ers, of whim, 113 registered, and Lerman, Zeire Zion; Mr. Kunio,:
almost us many more voted by dis- and L. Perrin, Peale Zion; A. =
playing "Slukolim."
Weisbrot, Zionist-Revisionist.
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The Misrachi Issue.
The concern of Mizrachi in this 25,000 VOTES CAST
election, and the truly remark- THROUGHOUT COUNTRY
able manner in which Orthodox
NEW YORK.-1.1. T. A.)-Of
Zionist members turned out to the 35 to 40 delegates who are to =
vote, is ascribed to the campaign represent American Zionists at the
and propaganda conducted by their forthcoming Zionist. Congress in
leaders prior to the election. Nlem- Zurich, a large majority will go as =
hers of the Mizrachi.made an issue the representatives of the adminis-
of the problem of education in Pal- tration of the Zionist Organization
estine, the present regime being of America, early returns in the =
oharged with abusing Orthodox Zionist Congress elections held in =
sentiments. The result of Miz- the United States for the first time
rachi propaganda was that the on Sunday, June 9, indicate.
older Zionists prevailed upon the
According to reports received =
younger members of their families up to noon on Monday by the Zion-
.=
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t o go to the polls, and there were ist election board, headed by Dr. F
numerous instances of grandpar- Nathan Ratnoff and Rabbi Wolf
ents being accompanied by their Gold, 7,000 votes were cast in =
grandchildren to east ballots fur Greater New York and about 25,-
000 throughout the country, in-
the Mizrachi ticket.
The number who registered was eluding the 7,000. According to
154, and of these three destroyed a preliminary count 40 per c
their ballots without voting. The of the vote in New York City was
balloting - .005 not without distrub- cast for the delegates representing
:ince, Peale Zion represenitatives the Mizrachi, Orthodox Zionist or- —
objecting to "electioneering" done ganization.

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Don't they do
Lovely work?

Rabbi Parzen to Write
On the Jews in Oregon

Rabbi Herbert Parzen of Port-
land, Ore., formerly of Detroit,
has been commissioned by Max J.
Kohler, one of the editors of
Cyclopedia Judaica, a new popular
Jewish encyclopedia which is in
course of preparation, to prepare
the article on the history of the
Jews in Oregon.

Things You Ought to Know.

Why Salt Makes Us Thiesty.
There is a good proportion of
salt in the blood of the human
body. When we take a perceptible
amount of salt with our food we
increase the salt supply of our
blood beyond normal. The system
then requires water to dilute the
surplus salt, and the need for the
dilution manifests itself in a de-
sire to drink. Thirst is a sign that
our system needs more water. Do
you know that there is deep down,
underlying quality in Mond? That
is why Murad is the one cigarette
which goes on from year to year.

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KING PHARAOH'S representa-
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Pasha, whose beautiful legation
of relativity. He paid tribute to mansion faces Meridian ('ark.
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Einstein the artist, and pointed There has been a Jewish member
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with pride to the fact that the on his staff quite a few years, sort
Deliciously Different. All kinds of Loaf Chase
great mathematieion in this coun-
try, Professor :Michaelson of Chi- Checker Cabs. Empire 7000
cago, was also a painter, and that
Professor Einstein was a fine vio- .,(
linist.
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Mr. Haggai, as the final speaker
of the evening, in an address
Yiddish, called upon the audio
to inscribe Professor Einstein's =
name in the Golden Book at Jeru-
salem, and a considerable sum was
contributed in response.
Mrs. II. Milkovsky, president of I L_
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jew- =
ish National Fund, presented a
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check to the fund for $500 in the EL.
name of her organization.
The musical program consisted
of three selections on the violin, --
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very ably played by Ida Divinoti-
Rothberg, accompanied by Lillian =
Estrin.
A tribute to the gathering was
read front Governor Fred W.
Green,

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U. J. C. FUND NOW
AT $130,000 MARK

from

FOREST

the status of women.

PISGAH OFFICERS
TO BE INSTALLED

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MIZRACHI TICKET WINS ELECTION HERE
FOR DELEGATES TO ZIONIST CONGRESS E.

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You will have three choices of fuel in heating
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fuels, and GAS! Engineers are agreed that gas
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on costs, maintenance, and dollars and cents
value of this finest method of home heating?

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Despite prevailing impressions,
created in great part by moving
pictures and popular Diction, that
Egyptian women are creatures of
mystery, leading lives of seclusion
within the guarded precincts of
the harem, the feminine world of
the country of the Pharaohs has
many interests in common with the
modern sisterhood of other lands.
Male. Samy Pasha is an enthusi-
astic supporter of the "feminist
movement," which was started by
her distinguished mother, Mme.
Chartioul Pasha, a few years ago,
in ('air„.

lie announces that separate tick-

Gems From Jewish Literature

It's just bock

sands of enslaved brethren. 5Iany
conditions have changed there, but
nothing has been modernized as

By ROSE BARLOW WEINMAN

r.

You're right, Elsa

telling us recently of conditions in

' the land which was ancient Nlitz-
raim and we can hardly recognize
it as the land front which Moses
escaped with his hundreds of thou-

(A Shevuoth Poem)

still others nail-studded clubs. An
KIDDUSII IIA'SHEM
"For the not time I call upon they fell upon the Jews.
The Jews embraced each other
you: Whoever will accept the
Si." Conference on Agency.
Christian faith shall live. Come husbands, wives and childret
BASLE.-(J. T. A.1-1 confer- here to the cross.,"
clasped in each other's arms, an(
ence to be devoted to Swiss
they cried in unison:
Jewry's participation in the ex- "This I. the day which the Lord hash
"Hear, 0 Israel, the Lord ou
made:
tended Jewish Agency for Pales-
God, the Lord is One!"
We will rejoice and he glad in it.
tine was convoked for June 10. This ilf. 1f7: day which the Lord hash
-Sholom Ash.
The conference was called by the
Federation of Israelitish Communi- We will rejoice and be glad in it.'
TO N' SWEETHEART
ties in Switzerland.
This was the reply the Jews "Rosy •pples, deep-green shadows,
made in joyous song.
Velvet meads the grove surrounding,
And again Krivonos remained And the laughter "r the river
Ear and table •nd loud resounding.
standing, not knowing what to do,
and looked with bewilderment at ..Come to me, rny•ngel-sweetheart.
Ripened fruit on boughs will xereen us:
the priest.
"Do the work of God," said the 14,-- .9 apple; zm1-- •r1 .19,,
And a stolen kiss between us ...
priest, again and again making the
sign of the cross over hint.
.•eeme. the autumn pale-blue flower.
Alit emoron you , will rare ,. You:
"Cossacks! The Jews! At them!
Me7a flower; 01.--• flower.
hurrah!"
'10 my throbbing heart I•ll press you.
The shout of "Hurrah!" rang
I
through the orchard, and from ..t have .toree or golden legends.
'1)11'Y '" l'''' ''''' tam 'me.' Y"'. 1
every nook of it Cossacks rushed
out upon the Jews. Some carried M' s - rol i' ir:. ".' „e
Y "."(-i' irt n:Iii yea."
-z. Schneider.
crooked swords, others lung pikes,

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!of taking the place of Joseph of
SEC'Y WILBUR'S
old+ ?
JEWISH APPOINTEE
1`;.!' minister's wife has been

make increases in the Community
Fund drive either,
• Mr. Wineman expressed sorrow
over the loss of an outstanding
worker in the death of Esser Ra-
binowitz, president of the United
Hebrew Schools of Detroit. Ile
declared it to be an irreparable
loss for the entire community.
Additional contributions of $25
and over to United Jewish Cam-
paign from June 6 to June 13 fol-
low:

tious objectors" to the cause of a
united Detroit Jewry under the
Federation. "The community as.
pert is more important than the
individual element," he declared.
Leaders in the campaign dis-
cussed the difficulties encountered
David J. Jmeph Co., 11,000.
in the present drive. Some
1250.
blamed the failure to raise the
Israel Cohen, Collins Bros, A. Glazer,
complete quota on the lack of Ben 11. Goldberg. Louie Cranet,
workers, others on the antipathy, Jacobs. S li. 5•11n. Hyman A Keida n.
Wolf II. Heidan. Jots, M. M•rks, Mirhi-
to the Hebrew schools.
Store Fixture Co. Inc. Perfertoin
Fred M. Butzel said he consid- esn
Liedee. Herbert T. Robinson, II l' Well.
ered it futile to draw conclusions Cr. Geo. wine.. additional; 1100 each
Or. Chat, Bennett, Fred Ginsburg. ad-
from any drive, because all drives
are dependent on business and ditional. 575 each.
Mortis filrnbaum. N. L. Fink. Roy R.
other conditions. He pointed out Fi•her. Sol Gerson. additional: GI
that the present drive had nothing • Hoffman. Chas. Hamburger. (busman
Wismar Co. Harry A. Jacobs. Raymond
to compare with, since all previous
Mawr., Gus Severna, Jacob D. Ibern•
drives were for three-year periods herr. Monroe Rootentleld. additional, Al-
of time, whereas this is a one-year es Taub. 174 each.
Jo.. A Zechrnii, 1140.
campaign. He deplored the "great
Meyer Heckman. ttr.
Bernoteln.
deal of acrimony" which was additional. Cadillac Show M.
Case • Nfc.
created concerning a hospital, and Co.. Hugh Connolly. Leo A Cooke,. Sam
said it was unfortunate the com- Epstein. Maurice E. Freedlander. Ilenj
munity did not go ahead with Gassin. Hy Gittleman, Greenberg In•or.
• nre Agenry, Andrew Hartman, If•rtio
plans for a "Y."
Horwitz. Jaroh J., E•t•tr. Samuel Ho.
Pointing to the failure to get baker. J.rob Kaufman, M•urire Landau,
people to raise their contributions. H A. Mose. Gu•va•• Pines. Or. A. E
Sr hiller. Srhlafer Iron • Metal Co. ad-
he said that those who didn't raise ditional. Shapiro • Brodie, Jos. Silber-
their donations in this drive didn't , stein. 828 each.

PUBLIC
APPROVAL

The officers of the Detroit Life Insurance
Company are highly gratified at the manner
in which the Jewish people of Detroit are co-
operating to make the Detroit Life "Presi-
dent's Month" campaign a success.

The month of June has always been dedi-
cated in honor of the President of the Detroit
Life Insurance Company. When Mr. Irving
Moss was elected to that office it was agreed
that the tradition of "President's Month"
should be carried on and the Jews of Detroit
have responded heartily in honoring the
election of a co-religionist to that high posi-
tion.

W. IRVING MOSS,

The quota for "President's Month" is
$3,500,000 of new insurance. The agency
of Vice-President Morris Fishman has
pledged to produce $1,500,000.

The record for the first thirteen days of
this month is very satisfactory and we of the
Detroit Life feel confident of ultimate suc-
cess in the fulfillment of our pledge.

—Ph .lo by I . Si lira..

MORRIS FISH)IAN,

Detroit Life Insurance Co.

"The Company of Ser7'ice"

A Division of Securities Insurance, Inc.

W. IRVING MOSS,

President

MORRIS FISHNIAN,

Home Office: Park Avenue at Columbia

rice•President

Detroit, Mich.

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