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Dr. Cyrus Adler, president of

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RABBI ROSENTHAL
IS OFFICIATING IN
WINDSOR SHEVUOTH ,

1

the Jewish Theological Seminary
, of America, announces the publi-
' cation
c at io n by the S em i nary of "The ... .
. Officiated at Confirmation Service.
in Lansing Last Sunda y.
S trange and
Doctrine of the Messiah in Medie- , Background of btrange
--
Rev. Dr. Sarachek etaoin nununnl
Exciting Personality of
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal, son
, vol Jewish Literature" by the
C59
East Boston boulevard, is of
Cohen Moisha.
-_ - ----(' Rev. Dr. Joseph Sarachek, a I
of M r. and Mrs. J. P. Rosenthal of
• )' .,,
—
graduate of the Seminary of the
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BY ARNOLD W1LMAR
ti•iating at Shevuoth services at
I year 1916, now rabbi of the Jewish
1.
n
I Center of University heights in
Shear Hashomayim
The London Daily Mail calls do
the Bronx. Her
eceived
the
de-
I
Cohen's
career
astonishing.
0 j tree of Doctor of Ilebrew Litera- asserts he is
It
On Friday morning, June 10,
the financial and dip- first day of 2 Shevuoth, Rabbi Ro-
I r. ture from the Seminary in 19
7. lomatic force behind China. His senthal was to speak in Yiddish.

We Must Balance

Our Budget!

That is the Reason for This 10 - Day

doctrine in the work of each of dent of the country—and he holds Saturday morning are in English.
great medieval Jewish teach- the rank of general in the Chinene
Friday evening, Rabbi Rosenthal
ers,
dab including, Sandia, Bashi, Ju- Nineteenth Army, which is now speaks on "The Message at Sinai."
onides,
Cres-
engaged
about
Shanghai.
He
fre-
This
Saturday morning, during
cas and Ai, banel.
Maim The author
- -
memorial services, he speaks on
points out the differences in the
"A
if,
Le.
Living Death or Deathless
concept between the rationalist
t.
philosophers and the mystics.
Last Sunday Rabbi Rosenthal
1 ,, The introductory chapter traces
officiated at confirmation cere-
the growth of the Messianis idea
through the earlier biblical and monies at Congregation Shaarey
Zedek in Lansing. The confirmants
rabbinic periods.
who spoke their vows were Clara
l '
Dr. Sarachek deals with a sub-
Portnoff, Leo G. Federman, Eva
of interest to Jews and Chris-
A. Hoffman, Celine Borr, Bernard
.., liana. The Messianic question is
Angert and Richard S. Kositchek,
a point of departure between the
two great religions and this book
Siyum of Chevra Shau of
, shows what position the most cele-
brated medieval rabbis took toward •;
Con
gre
Congregation
B'nai Zion.
Museum of Biblical Botany and Arab Plant-Lore at the Hebrew the Christian religion and toward
University, Jerusalem. The museum is part of the work undertaken the Messianic question.
A Siyum upon the completion
in connection with the Botanical Garden and was dedicated on May 1.
Dr. Sarachek is also the author
of Tractate Gittin was celebrated
The garden is the gift of Solomon Lamport of New York City.
of "The History of the Anti-Mai-
Sunday, June 5, at Congregation
monidean Controversy," for which
B'nai Zion, 3891 Humphrey ave-
he was awarded the Abraham
nue.
Berliner prize at the Jewish Theo-
Rabbi Judah Fink is the daily
logical Seminary in 1931.
lecturer of the society.
I. Lies was toastmaster. The
following were speakers: S. Coop-
PHILADELPHIA JEWISH
er, Rev. Schechter and Rev, Fink.
HOSPITAL GETS GIFT
The officers of the congregation
•
Convenient Payments!
IN CASH OF $400,000 GENERAL COHEN MOISHA express their thanks to Rev. Fink
Trad-Ins!
for his conducting of the class and
for
devoting
much
of
his
time
to
At the sixty-seventh annual quently corresponds with his par-
meeting of the Jewish Hospital As- ents in Manchester, and tells them this effort.
Officers of the congregation
sociation of Philadelphia, held that he has a fervent hope that
Sunday, Arthur A. Fleisher, presi- one day he may be instrumental in are: L. Fish, president; I. Wein-
•
America's Finest Furniture
dent, announced that Mrs. Anna creating a united China under garden, vice-president; C. New-
Esther Friedenberg had presented conditions of government similar man, treasurer, S. Becker, secre-
tary.
to the hospital the hum of $400,- to those of the western empire.
Officers of the Ladies' Auxiliary
000 in cash, for the purpose of
He started with no material ad-
the erection, equipment and par- vantage in life, his only asset be- are: L. Fish, president; I. Wein-
tial upkeep of a surgical ward ing an incurable disposition for dent; Mrs. B. Stewart, first vice-
building, and that the board of roving and a farseeing apprecia- president; Mrs. Glassman, second
Minnie Untermyer Open Air Theater at the Ilebrew University, directors had accepted the gift. tion of Orientals and sympathy vice-president; Mrs. Pickman,
Jerusalem. The celebration of the seventh anniversary of the Hebrew The building is to be erected on for them. He knew many of these treasurer; Mrs. Whiteman, finan-
University recently included the dedication of the Lampert Botanical ground now owned by the hospital in the East End of London, and cial secretary; Mrs. S. Becker, re-
cording secretary.
and will be part of the present
Garden.
Washington Boulevard at 1420, Near Grand River
group of buildings at old York when in his Canadian travels he
road nod Tabor road. Plans for reached Alberta and settled in
Edmonton
as
a
real
estate
dealer
Ladies'
Aid
Society
Straw-
STORE
the building are in process of
Jewish Journalist Awarded Dr. Robert Mond, Brother of Late —
berry Festival Sunday.
preparation by Horace W. Castor, he became a friend of the Chinese
settlers, the Daily Mail states. In
Lord Me!shalt, Knighted.
First Prize in Goethe
a rchitect.
Death of Count Caernin Recalls Robert Stricker, one of the Zion-
acting
as
counsellor
and
friend
to
This gift was made possible
public is invited to attend
the most outstanding of them,
Contest
Issuance of Austrian Pro.
those who found themselves in dif- the The
LONDON.— (J. T. A.) — Dr. through a legacy of ;400,000 in ficulties
ist Revisionist leaders, who is the was in Count Czerntn'a political
strawberry
festival
and
card
he came to know them and party to be given by the Ilebrew
Zioinist Declaration.
Robert ond, rothr of the ate cash given to Mrs. Anna Esther understand
editor
of
the
Vienna
Jewish
paper,
confidence
during the war and
their ways. On the Ladies' Aid Society, at the Law-
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—Hilel Lord MeMlchett,b wase knighted! by riedenberg through the will of
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—Count Neue Welt, because he had ac- went with him as adviser to the
Seidman, well-known Polish Jew- King George June 4 on the occa- I her
brother, Mone Samuel Fried- outbreak of the Great War, Cohen rence-Dexter Hall, on Sunday Ottokar Czernin, who was foreign cused him in his paper of being an peace conference of Brest-Litovsk.
ish journalist, has been awarded 'ion of his birthday. I nberg, who died in Philadelphia I is said to have mobilized a Chinese evening, June 12, at 8 o'clock . minister in the Austro-Hungarian
Count Czernin's lawyer, Advo-
anti-Semite and yet at th esame
first prize in the Goethe contest The king's birthday honor was last
February, 1931. The gift in i abor battalion which saw service I Mrs. 13. Weiss and Mrs. Sarah Mil- empire towards the end of the time having engaged in business cate Katz, himself a
Jew, con-
Ile came in contact ler are in charge of this affair,
arranged by the Wuerzburg Uni- conferred on Dr. Mond in recog- the brother's will is without re- w n ith France.
World War, died here suddenly in transactions with Jews, using his tended that Count Czernin
had
versity.
Chinese
officials
who,
at
the
ninon of his servicea as president ' triction, but prior to his death he lose of the war, made him a mem- The next regular meeting will his sixtieth year.
official position to obtain large only borrowed the sum of £3,000
requested his sister to use this
The
winning
paper
was
on
the
of
the
Faraday
Society
and
of
the
be held on June 15, at the B'nai
Count
Czernin
was
responsible
from
Eidinger,
and
was
now
too
sums
in
commission
from
them.
'object "Goethe and Judaism." Egypt Exploration Society. I egacy for the purpose of erecting ber of a powerful and secret Chi- Moshe. Discussion about the for the issue of the pro-Zionist
nese political organization. Cob en luncheon to be held on June 22,
"I gave Count Czernin 13,0000 poor to repay it.
The only other Jew to receive a ' memorial to the memory of his went
declaration
by
the
foreign
minis-
"Poor Czernlnl" Advocate Pies-
to China and, by his fine n- I and of which Meesdames B.
sterling during the war so that he
and brothers. The donor
SEMITICS PROFESSOR knighthood was Leonard Benja- parents
tries in Vienna and Berlin intend-
and organizing ability, becam e I and E. Engel are chairmen, Engel
will ed as a counterblast to the Balfour should help me in my contracts chkes Ironically interjected. "He
min Franklin, a brother-in-law of 1 s using the entire sum thus be- cial
with Rumania, where he was Aus- draws an income of only $10,000
queathed to her for this purpose. a powerful factor in the rise of , take place.
AT CORNELL HONORED Sir Herbert Samuel.
Declaration of the British govern- t rian ambassador, and after the a month from his house property
Anna Esther Friedenberg the Chinese Nationalist party.
Palestinian honored is was Mrs.
ment.
war Count Czernin earned 3,500,- in Berlin!"
ITIIACA. — —
(J. The
He assisted in one of the es-
T. A.) only
born in Philadelphia and has
—
The
Allan
Saunders,
commandant
of
Count Czernin was also respon- 000 nchillings on our business
faculty and students of Cornell the Palestine police, who was ele- r esided in Philadelphia all her capes from China of Dr. Sun Yat- Rally of Circle League Clubs sible
in
negotiating
the
peace
transactions.
At that time I was
i
Sen,
and
from
being
"back
stage
f
e.
June 19.
University joined forces to honor vated to an officership of the Brit- '
treaty with the Rumanian govern- his equal; today he Is the count Flower Fund of Old Folks'
assistant to the Chinese Nation. I-
Prof. Nathaniel Schmidt at a fare- ish Empire.
ment
in
obtaining
an
extension
of
and
I
am
the
Jew,
Nathan Eidin-
Home.
well luncheon, arranged here un- No Palestine Jews or t rabs 1 Warning to Non-Citizens ist leader he actually took o n A youth rally will be given by the rights of the Rumanian Jews. ger," a Jewish merchant
said in
der the auspices of the B'nal B'rith included'
in
the
king's
bi
W ho Want to go to Europe. much of his political work. No w all of the Young Circle League
hday
Although
he
was
on
friendly
the
course
of
the
trial
when
he
Hillel Foundation. Professor W.
Mr. and Mrs. David Oppen-
Cohen's commands are obeyed to clubs of Detroit on Sunday, Ju ne
helm, 1980 Chicago boulevard, De-
A. Hurwitz and Rabbi I. B. Hoff- honors.
letter in the Chinese National- 19, at Riverside Park. It will be terms with a number of Jews and appeared as a witness.
The Hebrew Sheltering and Im- the
employed Jews as his advisers and
A large number of Jewish wit- troit, made a donation to the home
ist
movement.
As
an
ambassador
man expressed deep appreciation ORANGE INVESTMENT
an
all-day
affair,
with
free
trans-
n
igrant Aid Society (Ilias), 425
of Professor Schmidt's sympatheic
trade between China and the portation to and from the park, agents, he was known to be an nesses were called, all of them in lieu of flowers In memory of the
—
Lafayette street, New York, cau- of
understanding and interpretation Louis Lipsky
business people with whom Count l ate Harry E. Byron.
West he is credited with having leaving corner of Waverly and anti-Semite of a moderate type.
says that it is ti ons non-citizens who desire to brought
In 1928 Count Czernin took Czernin was engaged In business
valuable orders to Great Linwood promptly at 10:30 a. m.
of Judaism and Jews. safer to invest your money in g o to Europe this summer, whether Britain. He
proceedings against ex-Deputy transactions. Nathan Eidinger,
was
confidential
ad-
If love be timid It la not true.
Messages paying tribute to his Palestine orange groves that are 0 a visit to their native countries viser,to San Fou, Sun Yat-Sen's
scholarship
and A.
personality
were now flourishing than in United o r for their health, not to leave son, who conducted the Chinese
read
from Prof.
P. Olmstead,
States stocks. Of course, that is
without first securing a economic mission to Britain in
president of the American Orien- • splendid observation to make in America
ri
permit. Such non-citizens 1928,
tal Society; Rabbi Marvin Nathan, the year 1932, much better than a r e turn
strongly advised to apply for
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise and Prof'. if it had been made in 1929. I 5I ch permits at least one month When Morris Abraham Cohen,
James H. Brestead, A. V. W. once
my young son to a horse b efore their intended journney. the London-born Jew, who has be-
Jackson, James A. Montgomery race took
at Saratoga and he was II possible, the application should come a power behind the scenes of
and Nathaniel Reich.
always able to pick the winner be made even earlier, but not later Nationalist China, has completed
Professor
Schmidt has been in when the race ended. It is true, tl an 30 days prior to leaving for his work he means to return to the
charge
of the
Semitica depart- of course, that since all stocks f( reign shores. The Hies office in land of his birth, the Sunday Din-
ments in Cornell for the past 36 bought in 1929 turned out to be N ew York and the branches in patch writes.
His parents, who live in Bury-
years and will become professor lemons, that oranges either in Pal- B oston,
Philadelphia,
emeritus at the nd of the present estine or the United States would C hicago, Baltimore,
San Francisco and Se- New Road Manchester, state that
academic year.
this
is his ambition.
have been a better purchase.
a in ttle, Wash., are prepared to give Because
he is an Englishman
o n-citizens who are going abroad
e , very assistance in securing the and a Jew, it adds, Mr. Cohen
cannot take the title of China's
turn permits.
Nationalist chief, and he declares
when he knows that China is
UBLISH RECORD OF that
on
the way to safe recovery from
'Re-Opened!
00D-WILL. MEETING internal strife he will retire and
devote himself to forging the
Under New Management with a Brand New
The National Conference of strong bonds of friendship be-
ws and Christians, which spon- tween the Orient and the British
Policy
empire.
c3 red the national seminar of
Like "Lawrence of Arabia."
tholics, Jews and Protestants,
The Empire News also takes up
c. - Washington, D. C., March 7 to
THE MODERN
under
the
co-chairmanship
of
the
story, declaring that the ca
:Z
wton D. Baker, Carlton J. H. reer of Moisha (Morris) Cohen
—the latest events of Jewish interest in the world's
yes and Roger W. Straits, has known to the Chinese as Cohen
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ued a pamphlet, "Religious Lib- Moisha, reminds one instantly of
, and Mutual Understanding." the record of "Lawrence of Ara
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sker, of the Institute of Pa- always surrounded his work and
Now Owned and Managed by
—a live, wide awake, well written editorial page, com-
r Relations, contains a com- movements is as great as that in
ae report of the good will tes- which Sir Basil Zaharoff is envel-
NAT COHEN
menting on the most important events of the moment.
tis, and is an excellent interpre- oped. If ever he acts upon his
FORMERLY WITH BUDDY'S
ion of the events that occurred present intention to prepare and
re and the addresses delivered publish his memoirs, it nays, the
Serving the kind of food you like to eat at ''Depres
ring the sessions.
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—Charles H. Joseph's widely syndicated column of
ion Prices."
reading th erecord of a life that
can only be described as amazing.
"Random Thoughts."
ZEDAKAH JUNIORS
From quitie humble beginnings,
Lunches
35c
The Zedakah Juniors' first an- the paper continues, Morris Cohen
nu -2 al dance frolic, held last Sun- rose to be the right-hand man of
Chicken Dinners
50c & 60c
—essays, papers, sermons and articles on interesting
evening at Everglades Club, President Sun Yat-Sen, to become
tel Tuller, was a success, finan- so long ago as 1911, one of the
rabbis, educators and laymen, representing the best
TRY US ONCE AND YOU'LL BE BACK AGAIN
cis Ily and socially. The chair- great men behind the Chinese Na-
Ill , e n were Miss Eleanor Shapiro tionalist movement; organizer of
in modern Jewish thought.
its fighting forces; and to be
an d Miss Helen Lefkofsky,
M iss Sophie London of 328 known as "the Uncrowned King"
Le i cester court will be the next of the country.
—all the local news in society, synagogues, clubs and
A Hero Under Fire.
he : tess to the Zedakah Juniors,
on Sunday afternoon, June 12, at When the great war broke out
MEN! I JUST MADE A
organizations. All local activities brought to your
he raised a Chinese labor corps,
30 o'clock.
enlisted in the Canadian Expedi-
LUCKY "BUY" OF
home every Saturday in a well edited manner.
tionary Force as a private, and
RKO Downtown.
saw a great deal of service with
he RKO Downtown, starting them in France. He was mentioned
—and other features that will appeal to those who
Th u rsday will have Ann Harding's in dispatches and was offered a
350 TAILORED
H AND SUITS
n es , film, "Westward Passage," and commission, which he refused.
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want the best to be had in America's foremost Anglo-
eve n if its plot doesn't skate along Once, while under heavy fire, he
and am going to let you benefit by it. dm
M A X KOSINS
Jewish paper.
ely toward Ann's recent venture carried a wounded officer on his
in the divorce courts, the Pathe shoulders for more than COO yards,
They are all brand new and made for this season. I am offer.
is taking full ad- and declined the decoration which
1 53,7, s as tage department
of the situation, for the the authorities wished to confer
ing them at these remarkably low prices.
ure is billed "the drama for the upon him. Ile eventually accepted
divorce,"
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"stripes," and became a sergeant.
He has always been bitterly an.
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mi . Wasserman Plants Tree tagonistic to Communism, the Em-
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in Father's Memory.
of the Reds and their methods of
was intensified by the
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ago by the Rue.isn,
to advertised
$50 .dues"
by Mrs. Zelman Wasserman in gathered around
$3.00 per year
Jacob Hamelin.
Mel n ory of her father, Isadore Great Britain, it concludes,
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for.
indeed,
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