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MISR RON
APPOINTMENT OF
ZEDAKAH BIRTHDAY I BUTZEL IS HONORED I OLD FOLKS' HOME i SOUTHERN JEWS IN 1
, I CARDOZO HAILED
DINNER A SUCCESS BY DETROIT SCOUTS 1
EVENT ON FEB. 28 STATE OF ANXIETY
THROUGHOUT U. S.
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The eleventh anniversary dinner-
NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO JOIN CONGREGATION 1
BETH TEFILAH EMANUEL CONGREGATION
Woodrow
Wilson and Taylor
The alumni association of Scout,
Mrs. J. Rose, chairman of the 1
dance of the Zedakah Club was an Troop 23, composed of members !bridge committee, promises the pub- i
(Continued from P age One.)
outstanding event of the season. of thin troop from 1912 to 1922, lie a pleasant evening on Sunday,
Senate, who subsequently predict- The Chalet Roadhouse was a scene is receiving felicitations for its I, vb. 28, at the annual dance and of District Grand Lodge No. 1 of
Every Jewish family should belong to a congregation—at
of a well attended birthday party, achievements and accomplishments bazaar of the Northwestern branch
ed unanimous confirmation,
I B'nai B'rith, declared at a meeting •
this new 4ow rate you can afford to do so.
When Judge Cardozo's name and was a social as well us linen- during the past year. Fred M.
' of New York leaders of the Icnui
For further Information am:
Butzel, who was instrumental in
was first mentioned the objection
B'rith.
Mr. A. Kahn, secretary, at the synagogue every day
I instituting the first Jewish Boy
was made in some quarters that
Judge Cohn's statement was
Scout troop in Detroit in 1912 at'
he would be the third member of
! made in connection with it report
, the old Hannah Schloss building,
the court who is a New Yorker,
1/11
the activities of the Anti-Defa-
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is a member of the alumni group.
the others being Chief Justice
. nuttier] League of the Willa !Frith.
I At the present time he is the treas.!
Hughes and Associate Justice
The
conference was designed to
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
urer of the Detroit Council of Boy
Stolle.
draw up plans for a city-wide mem-
, Scouts of America.
When this objection was voiced
, bership campaign fur the Sinai
At the last scoutleaders dinner,'
Senator Borah answered by indi-
B'rith.
held at the Detroit-Leland hotel,,
rectly comparing the New York
Mr. Butzel was presented with the'
jurist to Chief Justice John Mar-
Anti-Semitism on Increase in
badge of a Silver Beaver, the high-'
shall.
Quebec.
Resta uran t
est and the most sought-for and
e ta essen
If there were two Virginians on
..-:
treasured award one could achieve,
A.)—The
MONTREAL.—(J.
the court," said Senator Borah,
S
in the State of Michigan. At this
province of Quebec hose again gone
"and John Marshall was a candi.
The finest full course dinner in
banquet
he
was
selected
to
be
he
t
on
the
rampage
with
a
campaign
date for the vacancy, I don't think
Detroit at
principal speaker.
of• libelous accusations against the
0 there should be any hesitation."
H . Fur the first time in years the
Jews. Th e, visit of Nahum Sokolow,
The alumni sponsor a Buy Scout
Give us a trial and we know you will be convinced.
We , 1 4
president of the World Zionist Or.
•troop under the old insignia of
court now includes five Repub-
ganization, in Montreal as guest
sell the finest Vienna Kosher Delicatesse n Products.
No. 23. Under the leadership of
g licans, Justices Hughes, Van De-
F.
of the twenty-third convention of
Alfred A. Klunover, the president
canter, Stone, Sutherland and
of the alumni, who is scoutmaster,!
the Canadian Zionists served them
Call in your order over the phon.1
Roberts, and four Democrats, Jus-
the troop has advanced rapidly
with the text fur a new series of
tices McReynolds, Brandeis, Butler
since its inception in October of
lies and falsifications against Jewry
WE DELIVER
and Cardoso.
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1930.
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and Jewish aims.
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This is the second time that
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ganizations, Mr. Miller devoted
moot of his time to two major
Jewish international movements,
13 nal B'rith and the cause of
Zionism. A pioneer in Zionism, he
was instrumental in organizing a
Zionist organization in Bay City,
where he lived for a short time.
Later he was prominent in Zionist
activities in Pittsburgh. Upon his
return to Detroit in 1913 he be-
came active in the movement here.
Ile was elected chairman of the
board of directors in 1919, and in
1920 was elected president of the
District. Ile also served as a mem-
ber of the national executive com-
mittee of the Zionist Organization
of America in 1920, 1921 and
1922.
In 1921 Mr. Miller became the
director of the Keren Hayesod,
which was then organized as the
major fund for Palestine. Through
hie efforts Detroit sent to Pales-
tine $55,000 in 1922, $68,000 in
1923, $86,000 in 1924 and $60,000
In 1925.
In 1917 Mr. Miller attended the
first pm-conference of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress in Chicago,
and the same year attended the
national conference in Philadel-
phia. Ile also attended numer-
ous conventions and Zionist con.
ferences in the past 15 years.
Hi. B'nai B'rith Work.
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When the first group of boys
left for Camp Custer in 1917,
when war was declared, Mr. Miller,
representing District Grand Lodge
No. 6 of B'nai B'rith, traveled
through Michigan at his own ex-
pense and established the Soldiers
and Sajlors Welfare League. The
first meeting took place in Battle
Creek, at the Post Tavern Hotel,
Sept. 11, 1917, with representa-
tives from all Michigan lodges
present. One of Mr. Miller's sons
was in the first group for whom
comforts were provided by this
B' ' B'rith b
Rents were
were made for religious ob-
servances e high holidays.
Mr. Miller was highly commended
by Grand Lodge officers and by
the late Phillip Stein, pest presi-
dent of the lodge.
His activities in B'nai B'rith be-
gan in 1902, when he was elected
president of Bay City Lodge No.
78 and was considered the young-
est president to be elected of a
B'nai B'rith lodge. Ile was elect-
ed president of Pisgah Lodge No.
34 of Detroit in 1915 and again
in 1919. In years of service in
Pisgah lodge, he is next to the
oldest living past president. While
attending the first Grand Lodge
convention in Chicago in 1904, he
was honored by being elected a
member of the Court of Appeals.
cardozo's name has been brought
forward for appointment to the
Supreme Court. in 1930 he was
urged for the vacancy caused by
the death of Associate Justice San-
ford.
Judge Cardozo will be the sec-
ond bachelor member of the
court. The other is Justice Mc-
Reynolds.
Cardozo's Career.
From his admission to the New
York bar in 1891 to his selection
to be associate justice of the Su-
preme Court at the age of 61,
Benjamin Nathan Cardozo has
steadily accumulated, without
seeking it, the admiration of law-
yers and laymen, conservatives
and liberals, Republicans and
Democrats, who have come to
speak of hint as one of the great
legal scholars of his time.
For clarity of thought and lu-
cidity of expression, his name
long ago became associated in
public references with the name
of the retiring justice, Oliver
Wendell Holmes, whose place in
the Supreme Court he is to fill.
Both are recognized as "liberals"
who hold that the law must take
the form and pressure of the time,
that it must compromise between
the claims of the past and the
needs of the present, between set-
tled traditions and the evolution
of public purpose.
Won His M. A. at 20.
Ile was born in New York City
May 24, 1870, and was early im-
pressed with the confusion of in-
terests which the city presents.
He undertook to think his way
through. At Columbia College he
graduated with highest honors at
the age of 19. Next year, in 1890,
he received the degree of Master
of Arts from the university. The
following year lie was admitted to
the bar.
For 22 years his private prac-
tice was active and varied. lie
left the bar for the bench when in
the Fusion movement in 1913 the
judiciary committee of the Bar
Association recommended him as
one "who hag furnished unmis-
takable evidence of fitness and
qualification for the highest order
of judicial service."
He was supported in a circular
signed by Joseph H. Choate, Ilenry
W. Taft, Louis Marshall, Harlan!
F. Stone and enry L. Stimson,l
present secretary of state.
Within a few months after Mr.
.
Cardozo was elected an Fusio
n
candidate to the New York Su-1
preme Court, he was named judge
of the Court of Appeals by Gov-1
Democrat . If e was
appointed to the permanent court ,
by Governor Whitman, a Repub. !
Linn, in January, 1917, and elect-
& f years as
associate judge in the same year.
Before Judge Cardozo's term
expired, the retirement of Chief
Judge Hiscock on reaching the age
of 70, in 1926, furnished another
occasion for evaluating Judge Car-
dozo's reputation-
Ife was nominally a Democrat,
though he
po
tire, but both parties, urged by bar
and bench, made him the candi-
date of each and his election to
the post of chief judge only a'
matter of popular routine.
Asked to Join Hague Court.
At the Court of Honor, which
took place Tuesday evening at the
vial success, credit for which is Central High School
•
auditorium,
given the chairman, Mrs. Marie the boys of Troop 23 received the
Hyman, and the hostesses for their highest and most precious award
Untiring efforts.
in the entire dsitrict. In addi-
The birthday cake was bought tion to the many awards given to
by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wander for the boys on this occasion, Julius
$20.
il Passerman, the senior patrol lead-
Mrs. Eva Goldberg, has made a er, became an agle. He is the first
donation in memory of her father,'. scout to receive this honor in the
Gershon Harry Burnstein, who troop and is the only boy in this
passed away on Feb. 18, 1928.
district to receive this award. The
The Zedakah Club announces an , presentation was made by Mayor
open meeting to be held on Monday! Frank Murphy. The Central High
evening, F 'eb. 29, at the Detroit 1 School Orchestra furnished the
Leland Hotel. An invitation is ex- music for this event.
tended to both men and women.
The alumni association an-
Mrs. Tillie Davidson of 1980 Edi- • nounced that its annual dinner-
son avenue, will be the next hostess,, dance will take place at the Chalet
at a program meeting on Monday Club, Sunday, Feb. 21, at 6 p. m.
evening, Feb. 22, at 7:30 o'clockil On this occasion the boys who
Mrs. Shamyra Kleiman will talk on have now grown into manhood,
"Panoramic View of Social Life.", members of the old troop in the
!years 1912 to 1922, get together.
added to his name by universities Those members who have not as
year
C olumbia made yet sent in their reservations are
him aatstyeearin
i: a urged to do so at once by phoning
leading figure in Jewish educa- Dr. Julian B. Weber, Hemlock
:10 2 0.
tional movements.
MRS. MARIE HYMAN
MRS. J. WARTELL
of the Jewish Old Folk's Home,
which will take place at the Stotler
Hotel, Mrs. L. Gam, chairman of
the dance sub-committee, is spar-
ing no effort to assure , the young
folks an enjoyable time. In addi-
tion to many features there will be
fortune telling and other novelties.
Mrs. J. Wartell is as member of the
committee.
J. C. R. S. AUXILIARY
BRIDGE-TEA MARCH 2
The Molly Segal Auxiliary of
Detroit Jewish Consumptive Relief
Society of Denver, Colo., is giving
a bridge-tea at the Detroit Leland
Hotel, em Wednesday, March 2, at
1:30 p. m. , the proceeds to be sent
directly to the sanitarium in Den-
ver.
Le Goglu, one of the trio of anti-
Semitic publications, again devotes
virtually its entire issue to the visit
of the noted Zonist leader. Dr.
Sokolow's sole mission in Montreal,
state this publication, was to "in-
cite the Jews against the Canad-
ians" It also alleges that the true
author of the Bercovitch Bill to
curb the anti-Semitic agitation was
not Bercovitch, but the "Prince of
the Jews," Nahum Sokolow.
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This some publication even stoops
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to falsify the speeches at the Zion-'
Randolph 0446
ist convention and gives so called
wicerpts of the "secret" addresses
oelivered by Dr. Sokolow in which
the latter, according to the paper, C
advised the Jews to invade the
universities in great numbers so
Ross K. Hubbard Attractions
that they may be able to 'dominate'
the French-Canadian:;, Sokolow's
Wednesday Eve. Feb. 24
main purpose was to "Bolshevize"
Canada and introduce the abomin.
able laws of the Talmud "on which
the Bolshevist regime in Moscow
is based," is another one of the
typical allegations.
The Detroit auxiliary, which is
one of the 48 auxiliaries existing
in every large city in the United
States, was organized in June 1030,
and has a membership of over 200
women. Each auxiliary maintainsl l
its own room and bed at the sani- German Jewish Influx to France,
His name was recommended to
as Hitler Assumption of
Washington and Jewry.
torium, and it is the desire of the
President Hoover by Senator Wag-
Power Looms,
Detroit branch to continue to con-
ner, who said he did it without
PARIS.—(,1. T. A.)—While the
tribute toward the maintenance of
(Continued from Page One.)
Judge Cardozo's knowledge.
general
depression
and the unem-
its room. The annual membership
Upon motion of amuel Sea-
e dues are $1.
ployment rise in France has caused
bury, president, the State Bar As- !same doctrine—about the sam
a
curtailment
in
the
admission of
Tickets for the bridge may be
sociation, at its annual meeting !sort of credo that is eharacteristi e
obtained from Mrs. Carrie Cohen, impoverished East European Jews •
last month, sent a letter to Presi- of the Unitarian church.
For Complete Equality.
chairman, Euclid 3020, or at the in recent months there has been a
dent Hoover urging appointment ;
Jewish stream of different variety
Washington insisted on full tol - door.
of Judge Cardozo as "a man rec-
Large groups of Jews are flee-
ognized by the profession and the eration for peoples of all religion
faiths.
Did
I
say
"toleration?'
Julius Rosenwald Post 218. ing from Hitler and his followers
people alike as the most distin-
Washington
hated
the
word.
The
and
seeking sanctum in Fran,.
'
guished jurist of our age,"
John Faust Post initiated 46
idea that one group, though pre members of Julius
The entire law faculty of Co•
Rosenwald Post Sonic papers estimate that hu
dominant, should merely tolerat
deeds of J ewish families have, in
218 of the American Legion at the
tumble University urged his ap-
pointment, as did the Yale law the religious opinions of anothe r last meeting. Entertainment at recent months, evacuted their hone ,
was abhorent to him. To the Jew
this meeting was furnished by towns in Germany and come to
faculty, which telegraphed to the
ish congregations of Newport
Babe Brown, tap dancer, and by France. Such reports are ,however
President that: "The importance
Rhode Island, Washington wrote G. F Wellington, soloist.
exaggerated. It is as fact, however,
of the office is so high that the
"It is now no more that to era le
Samuel Dennison donated $5 to- that the large proportion of Ger-
field of choice ought not to be nar-
is spoken of, as if it were, by th r wards a fund to pay for member- man Jewish immigrants in France
rowed by any consideration of
' indulgence of one class of peopl ,' ships of comrades who are out of have left Germany because they did
party faith or geography."
!that another enjoyed the exercise
not wish to le swept under by the
Under these circumstances Judge of their inherent natural rights.'
The post adjutant, Phil Weis- inevitable littler regime.
Cardozo was selected for the high. Washington said that about 150
berg,
is
sick
in
Marine
Hospital
The majority of them would
est bench in the nation,
years ago, but I am afraid it wil
Judge Cardozo is the scion of a be 150 years more before the ma I and will be absent for several rather face the difficulties of ac-
- months. John Jacobson and Her- climating themselves in a new land
Spanish-Portuguese family which jority of people will catch up with
man Rodin are substituting for than run the risks they anticipate
settled in this country about 176 ! that advanced viewpoint. Th
him in his absence.
to life and property.
years ago, originally being refu- , great majority still think, I am
Through all the hotels and pen-
Owed $100 has been taken in on
gees from the Spanish Inquisition. ' afraid, that the minority enjoy
For five generations his family their rights only by the sufferance tickets from the Purim ball to be sions of Paris one finds such "poli-
tical emigres."
held
Saturday
evening,
March
26,
was affiliated with the Spanish- of the majority, only by the 'In•
Portuguese Synagogue Shearith dulgence," as Washington satin • Proceeds will go for welfare work.
A massmeeting will be held Call.
Israel of New York. his uncle, iced it.
for
International
Body
Wednesday, Feb. 24. Members are
the Rev. Lyon, was Chazan of
Under League to Fight
Washington went further than asked to bring their
wives and
this synagogue 60 years ago.
Anti-Semitism,
even this expression in furthering sweethearts,
A great-uncle of Cardozo's, Ger- the cause of equal justice to all
ROM E.— (J. T. A.l—A project
shoot Mendez Seizes (1745-1816), , sects. sects. The crowning
to organize an international body
who was minister of Congregation achievement of all--the act that, mercantile element—an element to tight anti-Semitism, to be under
Shearith Israel for a half-century, in my opinion, marks the capstone which is always more active in the League eif Nations, was out-
beginning with 1766, was the first of all American steps towards ab. civic affairs.
lined here by Professor Guido Ted-
We cannot point to any out- !MO, Jewish faculty member of the
Jew to be a trustee at Columbia solute separation of church and
College. Seises was one of 14 state was Washington's act in standing figures in the American University of Rome.
ministers participating in the in- signing a treaty with one of the Revolution who could compare for
auguration of George Washington Moor states, one of the clauses of one moment with say, Jefferson, Number of Jewish Insane Below
e
as first president of the United which specifically states that th Hamilton, Paine, but one could
Jewish Percentage of
States. Curiously enough, Justice United States is no Christian not reasonably expect that of so
Total Populace.
small a numerical group. In those
Cardozo is only the second Jew to Christian country.
NEW YORK.---(.1. T. A.)—The
of secondary rank, for our num-
Washington and Noah.
be, a trustee of Columbia Univer-
Up to the time of the Revolu . hers, I think we can show a corn- number of Jews in the institutions
sity.
for the insane in the United States
Newspapers throughout the lion, Washington lived in Virginia . paratively large per cent. There
is smaller than the percentgae of
country editorially hail Cardozo's ,That Southern colony had a was Major David Franks, a man
Jews
to the total population, thus
, smaller Jewish population than who was a frequent visitor at the
appointment.
the assertions made that
Malcolm W. Binitay, editorial I many of the Northern colonies home of Jefferson; there was , refuting.
Jews are lour to six times more
director of the Detroit Free Press, such as Pennsylvania, Msssachu David Emanuel, the Revolutionary,
writing in his "Good Morning" setts and Rhode Island and New soldier, sentenced to be shot by, liable to mental disease than non-
column on Wednesday, under the I York. It had even a smaller Jew . the British, but who escaped at Jews," it is revealed by Dr. II. S.
heading "Another Nathan the kb population than some of the the last moment, and survived Linfield, following a study of ad-
Southern colonies, notably South many years after to become the missions to hospitals fur the insane
Wise," stated:
"The appointment of Benjamin Carolina, and perhaps Georgia . governor of the state of Georgia; for the last 10 years, undertaken
Nathan Cardoso to the Supreme Yet es-en with the meager records there was Colonel Nathan Bush, for the American Jewish Commit-
Court of the United States was of those days that are available who has left us some records of tee of which he is statistical di-
almost inevitable for he ha. long we know definitely that Washing the fighting on Long Island. We rector, the findings of which are
been recognized as the greatest ton came in contact with Jew
begin to visualize the age of the made public through the Jewish
living philosopher in law. That many years before the outbreak
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President Coolidge invited him
the following year, 1927, to be-'
come one pf the America n mem-
bers of the International Permit-
, nent Court of Arbitration at The
he joins Brandeis, • fellow Jew, of the Revolution. We have the when we note in the correspond.
Pointing out that 85 per cent of
Hague, of which the other Ameri
on the Supreme bench, has caused records of two Jews accompanying ence of General Lee to Washing. the patients are cared fur in state
I can members were then Charles
comment, but traditionally the the then young and unknown ton that the latter planned to for- hospitals, Dr. Linfield's report
' Evans Hughes, Elihu Root and
Jews ■ Iw•ys have been lover s of Washington during the French and tify New York, and station one of shows that Jewish patients for
John Bassett Moore.
Judge Cardoso declined the the law through much reading and Indian war. There is also a le- the batteries near "the Jews bury- mental diseases numbered 10,222
pondering over the Talmud.
gend to the effect that Washing- ing ground," as Lee wrote. The or 5.71 per cent of a total of 170,
offer, however, on the ground that
"The greatest law-giver in the ton attended the marriage of the cemetery referred to, by the way, 080 new eases in the state hospitals
he thought he should best serve '
history of the human race was a parents of Major Mordecai Man- must have been regarded as one of New York, Massachusetts, Ohio
the people of New York State by
refusing to assume an ob:igation Jew. The law of Moses has been ual Noah, that versatile figure who. of the old landmarks even in the and Illinois, where reside more
the matrix of all modern civiliza• with his newspaper work, play- days of Washington for its origin
han 60 per cent of the total popu-
Organised Jewish Legion.
that might take precedence over
ahem of the United States. Dur-
In 1918 Mr. Miller was chair- the obligations of his judicial lions. The Founder of the Chns. writing and aspirations towards dated to the year 1656.
ti•n faith declared as • Jew that the establishment of a new Zion
In
the
South,
there
were
Major
ng
the same 10-year period, Dr.
office.
man of the committee which or-
He clime not to destroy Out law in America; constitutes one of the David
N.. Cardozo, Minis and u .infield disclosed, the average pop-
In June, 1931, the Roosevelt
ganized the Jewish Legion for
but to 'fulfill it. '
most
picturesque
figures
of
the
lotion
in these states was 8.76
.ford,
Mordecai
Sheftall
of
Geor-
Memorial
Associatio
Palestine. Ile was commended by
n awarded him
e -
per
"In Detroit we have our fellow early history of the United States. gia. The first Jew to die in the! 6 ant. Thus the Jews furnished only
the British-Canadian Recruiting one of the Roosevelt Medals for
townsman,
Charles
C.
Simons,
Unfortunately,
the
age
which
struggle
appears
to
have
been
5.18
per
cent of their numerical
Commission and was honored with Distinguished Service.
uota to the insane.,
Ile is the author of "The Na- raised to the Court of Appeals makes history is not generally the Francis Salvador, a South Care.
the title of civilian chairman. He
and another, Henhy M. Butzel, age which writes history. and how Mina Jew, who Was
demonstrated his ability as an or- ture of the Judicial Process"
a member of
raised to our State Supreme Court unsatisfying are the historical rec- the legislature of South Carolina,
ganizer by enlisting 142 boys from 119211 and of "The Growth of the
FAREWELLS ARRANGED
and one of the most respected of ords of the colonial and revolu- I which renounced the British yoke. ,
Detroit, while Chicago, wth law" 11924). as well as a collect.
Michigan Circuit Court judges is tionary period may be evidenced Salvador was recognized as one of
HERE FOR SCHAVERS
almost three times the Jewish ed volume of his discussions as
Harry Keidan.
by
the
recent
controversy
in
the
the Revolutionary leaders of his
population, enlisted less than 100. Cathentier Lecturer at Columbia
"Not from Shakespeare's 'Shy- case of Ilaym Salomon. When the state.
Numerous events were arranged
Many of the boys displayed their University for 1927-28, published
lock' but from Gotthold Lessing's late Simon Wolf sought to com-
ere last week for Mr. and Mrs.
But it is of little avail to list
trust in Mr. Miller by leaving their under the title of "The Paradoxes
' Nathan the Wise, does one get pile the record of the Jews of the
valuables and bankbooks with of 1 egal Science."
the names of eminent Jews of the Morris Scheyer (Emma Lazaroff I
prior
to their departur e for a
the
true
picture
of
the
finer
Jew-
American Revlution he confessed Revolution. One could go on end-
him.
IL. has devoted his life to th
ids temperament."
that aside from the outstanding lessly citing Jews who rendered European and Palestinian trip.
Mr. Miller's life insurance ex law and to the acquisition of a
Cardozo's appointment was also leaders he was forced largely to 'significant services to the cause
A rousing ovation was given
, perience dates back to June 2 - general understanding of civilize
hailed by Dean Bates of the Uni- be guided by the racial indications of
American independence, but them Sunday night at the banquet
' 1902, when he first became .Eli tion on which he holds the la ss
versity of Michigan Law School of the names—a very unsatisfac-
opening the Gewerkschaften cam-
must
be
predicated.
Ile
neve
significant
as
that
service
was,
it
r
ated with the Equitab e Life As
from which the new Supreme tory sort of guidance.
married. His recreation
is rea
d
seems to me, that the Paramount paign, Mr. Scheyer having served
I eurance Society of New York. I n
Court Justice received an honor-
His Jewish Contemporaries.
service of the Jews in the Ameri- as chairman of previous four
1905 he was promoted to bo gen ing.
ary
1.1..
D.,
without
being
present
The
Honorary deg
Jewish population at the can Revolution was not that of drives Mrs. Scheyer sang several !
have bee
eral agent in the Lansing district
at the commencement exercises.
selections at the banquet.
time
of
the
American
Revolution
men, but that of his Bible.
In Jure, 1010. he became affili
was of course small. To be sure,
Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs.
Today, when we seek to formu-
ated with the :Manufacturers' I.if e standing and some disagreemen
Holmes Urges Frankfurter for the total population was small—
Insurance Company of Toronto. 1
late our political policies, we do Scharer were entertained at din-
with the board of directors, who
State Supreme Court.
not more than three million, which not as a rule consult the Bible. ner at Boesky'e, arranged by the
January, 1911, he became man -• were some 7,000 miles away fro
m
BOSTON.-1.1. T. A.1—The ap- included probably a half-million
ager of Western Pennsylvania , the scene of activity, he left hi
But in the days of '76, the Bible', Linen Supply Association. More
pointment to the Supreme Judicial slaves. But we may be fairly sure
with headquarters in Pittsburgh , position after two years in orde
approval meant a great deal in- than 150 were present. Following
Court of Massachusetts of Prof. that the smaller Jewish per cent
and held that poet until Jan. 1 , not to yield on certain principles
deed.
And it was distinctly the this dinner, past midnight, the
Felix NI. Frankfurter of Harvard was more active than a smaller
1913, then becoming state man . of action he insisted upon. While
Old Testament which helped to lialevy-Ilasomir tendered a fare-
University, and one of the leading ner cent of Jews would be today.
fire the heart-. of the patriots well to the couple, presenting Mr.
ager for the North American Lif e in Palestine, through his earnest
Liberals in the East, was urged by For the Jews of the day were
• Insurance Co. of Toronto, holdin g efforts, he established
Even Tom Paine, who attempted Scheyer with a loving cup. Many
offices in Oliver Wendell Holmes, retired
largely of Spanish origin. They to tear it to pieces. did net hesi• valuable gifts were given
that pest until Jan. 1, 1925, whe n Cairo, Alexandria, Haifa and
them
Tel
he resigned to become first gen - Aviv. Upon his return to Detroit justice of the United States Su- had come to America with a full' tate to quote profusely of Sam- by the linen supply people.
preme Court.
complement of the best European, uel's denunciation of Israel, be-
I eral manager of the Judea Incur - he became affiliated with th
Monday night, at the home of
e
The suggestion for the appoint. culture. They were men of the
I once Co., Ltd., of Palestine, whir h ! Crown Life Insurance Co. of To-
rte.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lazareff, Mrs.
meat of Professor Frankfurter, world. When even the great
wa %organized by the Order Son ronto as general agent.
'American independence
was Schaver's parents, another fare-
whom he called one of the ablest Methodist preacher, John VVeseloy,
of Zion. The insurance busines •
Among his non-Jewish friends ! and most profound members of
horn not alone in Boston and well Walt arranged, and Mrs. Irma
came to Savannah in colonial days,
in Palestine under his able man
- in the life insurance business, Mr.
Philadelphia but far acmes the L. Lindheim was one of the honor
'gement reached a point far he - Miller is considered an expert, and the legal profession in the nation, i t appears, according to his own ocean in the city of David, and guests.
pond all expectations. Mr. Mille ✓ many come to him for advice and was made by Justice Holmes in ■ words, that he preferred the com-
from that truer Perspective of
For the past 10 months Mrs,
communication
addressed
by
Gov•,
had been on a contract for five for the preparation
pany of these Spanish Jews to time, George Washington is to be
of illustra- I ernor Ely of Mamachusett
Schemer studied with Max Levy,
s re-1 meet of hie own former country.;
years, but owing to ■ misunder. b ona.
men as a kinsman of Moses and
cently.
and
made great improvements in1
men. They were largely of the Joshua.
her voice during that period.
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