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HERZL, THE TEACHER
NATHAN ORGANIZES L WASHINGTON JEWISH
OF JEWISH MANLINESS
EXCHANGE IN WEST
MIRROR

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wPii Justice 'Antis II. Brandein, he

reeic ed the Balfour Declaration
floni President Wilson, on the eve
of its issuance. "Then I rejoiced
even as I now rejoice that the
British government would not af-
lit its signature to a scrap of
paper."
Nevertheless, he con-
tinued, he believes that faith in
England tivals vigilant safeguard•
Je•isl interest in Padentine,
lie said, is vis-a-vis, with that of
the mandatory.
Nahum Sokoio•, head of the
World Zionist Executive, deliver-
ing an intimate address tin lierzl,
declared: t "Ilerzl was not a re.
ligious man. Ile did not know the
Tailmutl--he was religion and a
living chapter id the Talmud. lit-
always dreamed of going to Amer-
ica, for he felt the great possibili-
ties of Jewish salvation there. But
he never had the opportunity."
Nathan Stratus in his Message

and without sense. The former anent of that organization.
air. Dawes' Jewish friends. When we
constantly dangled the "Torbe" Nathan will be executive secretary' last wrote about Dawes he was still
before- the eyes the people, as
of the recently organized exchange vice-president and we had no idea
though therein were contained the
in Portland, and will remain at he would go to the Court of St.
panacea for all Jewish ill,. They
that post until his task in cony James to renew his acquaintance
Confidence
regarded the Jeaish people as pau-
with Lord Reading. The famous
plated by the early fall.
pers and beggars who require
51r. Nathan was chosen for the Jewish figure told of his friendship
nothing more than alms, paltry,
Fran
with
Ambassador Dawes at the
post ley reasan of his wide experi-
alms at that. These well-meaning
ence in organization work. Ile' Independence Day dinner in Lon-
dolt'-dopers were afraid to regard
reorganized and served as secre- don.
the Jewish problem as a totality
"I like these Jewish financier's,"
tary of the Detroit Stock Ex-
for fear their own weakness would
change, served as a director of the said General Dawes to this ob-
be uncovered. Therefore they at-
Detroit Board of Commerce and serve• on that morning we inter-
tempted to solve the Jewish ques-
Kith
of the Better Business Bureau, viewed him just hefort- he left
tion in fragmentary fashion: a few
recently completed a program of, Washington. "They are . interest-
Jews to be settled in the Argen-
organization publicity and busi- ed in nothing 'motet-, bat then they
tine; doles to be given to another
ness development far the subdivid- Use it for good causes medicine,
5910 Cass Avenue
group; a few school, 10 be founded
ers' division of the Detroit Real art, education and culture--just
elsewhere. This ;wet:Mort- seas
NORTHWAY 4450
Estate Board and has served on like my friend Julius, and Abe, and
due to an ingrainril , ulwanscious
Loricrru.ow 3495
the board, of numerous civic, phi- Lea and Jake." We suppose now
tended greetings, - on this out•
di iikc or inability to recognize lanthropic and religious organiza. that be meant to include some
• tun iicrasion in memory of the
the national character and the ra- Hon,.
English Jews he knew well. Rufus c rein modern prophet in Israel
cial kinship of the Jews.
M.% Nathan is a member of the is Reading's front name, as well who saw clearly the vital nee,' 10.
The non-assimilators (even the board of trustees of Temple Beth
the cognomen of General Traol's regeneration in the land
as
"Iloverei '/,ion" group were in
El in Detroit, and is chairman of Diiwes's brother.
of Israel's rehabilitation.
Herz'
reality not natianalistst also pro- Beth El's hoard of the School of
Lord Reading recalled his first had the genius, the courage and the
ceeded in this segmentary style: Religion, a post he has held for a
visit PO the United States as spe-
1.1 see the problem and
the rev i) al of Hebrew in some
number of years. Ile is also a cial ambassador: "When we went.
plates, veiled protests against ill- member of the board and a former to America in 1916 to raise money to amen the eyes of the Jewishtwo-
Ple to the solution of the problm,
treatment, snuggling a few net- ',resident of the Detroit Hebrew
I was advised to see a Chicago
$8 to $10 Weekly, Single
tiers into Palestine, buying a few line Loan Association; a former. banker named Dawes. I had never it solution for which Jewsh .1
$12 to $16 Weekly, Double
pau s y•
f or c t t 10 ts. II erz I' s t 'es
ed u
Herta, of Palestine soil. On the,- president of the Men's Temple heard of him before-. I was afraid, • i,,„
i s being cloriouslv vindicated
$1.50 to $3.00 Daily
beggarly pedillar-like
Club, and is affiliated with many to ask him for a loan because I now that Palestine- is being- rebuilt
acre dependent the salvatian ofi
other organizations. knew he had so litany Germans in .
by our own people with Great
an entire people.
Mr. Nathan is a journalist of Chicago. 1 even told him I real- Britain as the mandatory power,
On theentire Jewish horizon note, having contributed signed ized his risks but he said, tersely, and practically the whole- of Jewry
a single statesman i perhaps articles to Detroit newspapers and 'It's (I, K.'" That's
WILLIAM D. LEE, Mgr.
how Haw(' united in the formation of the
With one or tau eXPeption,/ was
M C. lets Pe.,eA Boor
periodicals for over 25 years. and Reading niet. Jewish .Agency." Ile declared
John R. at Columbia
visible. Nowhere was there evi-
that Rabbi Wise was present to ad-
l'A Home Away From Home"
dent an appreciation of practical
THE new secretary of the navy, dress the conference, who, be
politics in Jewish affairs.
TO HONOR MEMORY
Charles Fralleim Adams, is 11 stated, expresses also his views and
Herrl's Statesmanlike Document.
OF DR. HERZL :ties more- than an ordinary politi- sentiments fur unity, harmony and
Suddenly and without warning
cal appointee might understand the Peace in Israel, as well as among
The Jewish State" appeared. It, (Continued from Page One.)
navigar
to himself, and he :spree;- other nations.
brought a new life stream into '• Jliller,is
•
,
st::ry
r of ( tallillander Ellsberg and
Jewish thinking and living. A year
in-law of Rabbi Asilinslq, au' ' the 'raising of the submarine S-51.
later the Basle program, the earned
Adana,
tolda friend recently
te
an enviable reputation mr.
,
statesmanlike and dignified defini- t hrouchout the east as 1111 orator
i
nat t ne h as read Ellsbeeg's volume
that
tion of Zionism, burst upon the
communal leader. three tin], already and each Dm,
Jewish world. The Zionist Organ- and
Through the co-operation of , e,
Opens from 7 a. m. to 11 p. m.
fa, shivers anti thrill.
,. he gets more
ization began to function and to Bernard Isaacs, superintenden ,
t of than in the reading of Phil:
to
9:00
a.
no
Breakfast - - 7:30
refashion .lewinh psychology.
United Hebrew Schools of De- Vance's most exciting detective es-
11:30 to 2:00 p.
lireakfast
Everywhere, behind the scenes and the
(Continued front Page One.)
Deli. two Ilebrew High School perences. "Sherlock Holmes arid
Dinner - - - 5:00 to 8:00 p. m.
in the public eye, our skillful, cour-
students, Akiba Dresnin and Leah his colleagues are not in it when dent, Jehuda Nloisheyev. The ar-
ageow,
politic
and
determined
Weintraub, will pay tribute to Dr. it comes to adventure."
We serve v u
rest was made by Genial, Soviet se-
Herz' fashioned niodern Jewish Ilerzl's memory in Hebrew.
Theoeyheot the day
This comment is interesting, eret police.
leaders, with capacity for respon-
considering
that
the
navy
depart-
sibility, With broad vision, with
The students continually threat-
SPECIAL SUNDAY
Jewish manliness, 11 matte he os- had audiences with the German ment almost prevented the passi- ened Moisheyev, continuously de-
sified and the self-satisfied, the Emperor and the Turkish Sultan. bility of the whole story taking manding that he leave the univer-
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weak anti the cowardly, as well as For the first time in the annals of place. Thy cornier secretary of sity because "the Jews are only
5 TO 8 I. M.
the understanding and the sympa- the Diaspora, /I Jew, in the name the navy was so excited about the able In kill Christian children,"
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thetic, into action to achieve the of the Jewish people, met sover- sinking of the S-51, which cant,- hey declared. They set tire to
Banquets and Parties Given
great goal--a political state in eigns, not in the customary cring- right after the disappearance of aloisheyev's (-bathes and he nlu'roty-
an navy :aviators and the Shen-
Special Attention
Palestine, a Jewish state in Pales- ing mood, pleading for tolerance mv
ly
being burned to death.
and life possibilities, but to discuss andoahdisaster, that he felt he
"Kaddish Sayer.."
Tea Leaf Reading FREE! tine.
had to do something quickly about
With the Basle program began. Practical political possibilities for
The Kaddish, the mime of the
307 E. Ferry Ave.
this ill-fated submarine and he be-
his active leadership of Jewish af- the resuscitation of the people in gan negotiations with a private player for the dead, is 1111 1011)41-r
Empire 10085
fairs. Ilis career, as said, lasted its historic homeland. Its effect wrecking company. 'fhe contract
synonym for "son" in the vocab-
seven years, from 1897 to 1904. on Jewish psychology cannot be Was about to be signed for this ulary of Russian Jews, as it has
During this direction he, through even today properly appraised.
bun for hundreds of until
move
when
Ellsberg
went
to
see
Entered Family of Nations.
his personal conduct, exemplified
Admiral Plunkett, commandant of tie- outbreak of the Communist rev-
to world Jewry that courageous Ile interviewed all the powerful the navy at New York, with at olution.
Do You Tire of Eatinr at Home?
manliness and t•anstructive states- European statesmen on behalf of method for the navy to raise On
The generation (1. Russian Jews
manship can and must be applied his plans for Jewish settlement in ship itself,
who were middle-aged when the
to the solution of problems in Palestine. Everywhere his digni-
The admiral, enthusiastic tie( r
Jewish life. homing and keen analysis of
the idea, seized the telephone and
Every one of his acts and plans the Jewish question won prestige
the lonl; distance wire t
, s.h
.
With ' tr h .
was based on this principle of self- for the Jewish people.
I'vas 1 4.ton presented ter t ent .
respect and self help. Whether Herz', the Jewish people entered
3454 JOY ROAD
only to learn that the department
in
his
dealings
with
the
wealthy
modern
political
and
diplomatic
was not interested. They were
at Dexter Blvd.
Jews of •the west or with his sym- life as a member of the family of about to sign a contract with out-
pathizers in Eastern Europe or in nations.
Luncheons Week Days:
siders to do the work.
Ilis courageous manliness re-
his negotiations with kings, min-
II A. M. to 2 P. M.
Admiral Plunkett wan furious.
and other government digni- vented itself in full force when he
Dinners Week Days:
This is a navy job! If we can't
Caries the Jewish people were entered dark and bloody Russia to take care of our own ships. we
5 P. M. to 8 P. M.
always placed on a pedestal of discuss with the treacherous and
Sunday Dinners:
ought to get out and let someone
consideration and honor as befits a murderous Von Plehre the politi- run the navy who can." The ad-
I P. M. to 8 P. M.
nation. He never permitted, as cal consequences of Zionism. II
miral dropped the phone and
fas as was in his power. the Jew- won from this Russian autocrat
Try Our Sunday
looked at his watch. Ilis aide went
ish people to be cheapened and approval of his plans, not through
scurrying for a time-table.
Dinners, $1-$1.25 vulgarized,
an was customary be- self-abasement or self-humiliation,
"Here, Ellsberg, you've got •0
WE SERVE A SO-CENT
fore his entrance into Jewish but rather through a statesmanlike
COURSE LUNCHEON
discussion of his plans and their minutes to catch the next train.
work.
and Feature Broiled T•Bonee
effect upon Russian Jews and theou explain it to them."
Rejected "Torbe" Principle.
Ellsbert.a lost no time in coining
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Russian empire. No nit.an diplo.
Let me illustrate this ran with
to Washington, anti when he al-
Euclid 10055
manic victory was this! He (le- .
rived here his first battle began--
a few concrete situations:
,' in these
'cot lb es his own f din t.s
In order to actualize his plans
the battle to convince the officers
he required vast sums of money. terms: "I stood before a panther, Id the Bureau of Construction and
This could only be furnished by a strong, sinuous, unrelenting Repair that his plan was a feasible
Jewish bankers. These gentlemen beast, whose every move was a one. It took most of the night to
guarded offense. . . . The arch
were, however, reticent and reluc-
win that victory.
anti-Semite, cool, frank, a butcher,
tent to recognize the nascent Jew-
Secretary Adams smiles now,
51y confrontation of Von Plehve
ish nationalism symbolized and
thinking of that incident,
wan the event of my life, like
typified by Theodor Herz'. Yet he
negotiated with them masterfully, ' tandin g li n a "afridd and caPecti CONIMANDER ELLSBERG, the
as the proud head of a self-respect- ing„„Ibe tax I", falls", ,
Jewish seaman who directed the
worm Was amaZeil
h Inc Jewis
int: propie. And i f his political.
titans were realized, he would and wondered. Yet unconsciously expedition for the salvage of the
S-51,
is a graduate of the Naval
it was subdued by Ilerzi's genius.
have secured the necessary funds
Mort. than that, its entire psychic Academy at Annapolis. He was
from
them.
Ile
taught
the
Jewish
anti
mental
make-up
underwent
a
awarded
the Seamanship ('up, the
That's the place to go when you
tinanciera to acquire Jewish tel
are in need of fenders. We
change. Jews began to be' manly Navigation Sextant, and received
He absolutely derlined Jewa.
respect.
courageous
Jews.
We
b,„
various
other
medals offered by
carry • large •tock for almost
to deal with them (in the basis of
all make• and models and will
can to look upon the Jewish guys- the Navy League for his essays tin
the "torbe" principle.
naval topics.
Ile refused to countenance Don with lierzlian eyes—that its
His practical experience as an.
solution must he based upon the
thievish infiltration into Palestine.
principles of self-respect anti self- officer wasgained on the U. S. S.
The Jews must settle Palestine in
Texas, where he served for two
the open, and not like a thief in help-
To accomplish this was a alo . years, achieving promotion rap-
A nation, a self-re-
the night.
sale task. And the master sue- idly. He was ordered batik to Ann.
specting people, does not steal into
combed in the midst of his labors. apolis and to the Massachusetts
its domain. The settlement must
Twenty-five years is he dead. But Institute of Technology for post-
be legally assured and publicly
by experts in our service de.
during this time we have learned graduate work which fitted hint for
recognized. This was his cardinal to know the teacher. Some of us the duties to which he was un-
Pertment.
We also carry a full
From it he
political principle.
line of
have been apt students. More anti signed during the war, that of
would not budge. Thus the East
more of us are beginning to re- supervising and refitting of dam-
RUNNING BOARDS
European Jews were taught to vere and to love him--Jewry may' aged cruisers and ex-German pas-
enter the arena of public lift on a
be saitl to be lierdl conquered. . senger ships to be used as trans-
large scale that befits a people, ton That was his hope; it is being p ro_ ports. At the conclusion of the
a political basin that befits the . gressively realized. "Zecher Tzad- war he returned to the Massachu-
dignity of a nation. „f Lll'vrocho.
setts " Institute
of Technology, and
45;5 Sixth St.
The memory
Glradale 8900
During his eventful career, he dik
the righteous is indeed a blessing. in 192 2 he was given the degree
. . of Master of Science.
The story of the naval exploit
has now been told in a book by
Commander Ellsberg under the
.
title "On the Bottom," and the
r
volume has been selected by the
Literary Guild as the book of the
month for May. In Washington
the book has been the subject of
"...f
constant discussion and is a steady
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revolution broke out can no longer
entertain the hope that when their
hour comes a son will stand titer
the grave and recite the ancient
Aramaic text fur the "Sanctifica-
tion of the Name." The Soho,
reared under the Ill-N• tit-gim• and
trained in the Communist schools,
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but are enjoined by their political
:affiliation against religious cert.-
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In despair at (hitt condition a
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formed an Association of Religious
Jews whose purpose it is to pro-
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someone to take- the place of a son
to recite t he prayer. The associa-
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he place of the son when at mem-
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How Was Time Measured?
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Illy earliest record of time
measurement in the "shallow"
time, the method used from about
21100to 10110 IL 1'.The length-
Flung and shortening, of 0111110N,
indicated the suit's position or
time of day.
When it became
necessary to measure time during
the hours of darkness the "el. -Ji-
sydra," or water clock, was in-
vented—fmod often a small ves-
sel with a hole in it wan put to
Mutt in at large vessel full of water.
As the smaller vessel tilled through
its hole, it commenced to sink anti
upon sinking registered a certain
passage of titpe.
aa'ater-clocks
were used from 1900 II.
to 1000
A. D. The system (of "toothed"
wheels, or cogs, is the method
upon which the modern clock Was
based,
De Vick invented the first
wheel-clock "time" piece in 1364.
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MELCHETT, SAMUEL,
DR. WISE EULOGIZE
MEMORY OF HERZL

(Continued from Page On , •.}
dared to be—to be Limself
And as a result his entire life tt -s
given to this cause and he eut--
ceeded though he never list
see the rebuilding of the national
home in Palestine.
"Before Herz' came the Ii•wa
had been so hurt by the world's
ill-will that many had denied their
own Setnitism. Such a denial in
infinitely more provocative than a
courageous admission. But since
Ilerzl's day, there are fewer Jews
concealing their Semitism.
"I Was the last comrade that
Ilerzl talked with. He Was R w-urn
and spent man. I asked h.m
whether we could not free him
from the necessity of pot boiling
for his 'Vienna newspaper an that
he might devote himself altogether'
to the Zionist cause.
"'I dare not,' be answered,
'lest it he said that I live on Zion-
ism rather than for it. Yet I
should he in London for it is from
England that the salvation of the
Jewish people will come.'
"Herz' was the most vital figure
in Jewish history for centuries and
his banner must be borne aloft by,
all of the people of Israel, no mat.'
ter what their differences."
Dr. Wise recalled that together

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