The Southern Israelite. (Augusta, Ga.) 1925-1986, November 25, 1929, Image 11

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The Southern Israelite Page II \oled Jews Answer Zionist Roll Call Ihc aim of the National Zionist Roll Call to register 500,000 American s a demonstration of .Jewish faith in Palestine has met with response • \rry section <d' .Jewry. Among the numerous notables who have enrolled ' "iiure.'swoman Florence P. Kahn of California; Henry Hurwitz, ( hail 'd the Intercollegiate Menorah Association; Prof. Nathan Isaacs, Pro- r ot Business Law at Harvard University; and Eugene Howard, noted a 1 comedy star. I hree Relief ions Meet At Harvard I o Discuss frankly Problems Of Intolerance 'abridge (.1, T. A.) The last of ■ r;e< of round table discussions e for their object the mitigation ace-old problems of religious ranee, will be concluded today Ha: vard University by about 500 a and clergymen representing h. Catholic and Protestant de mons. The discussions have h'dd under the auspices of the •■t Round Table of Boston, corn 'd 100 adherents of the .Jew- ' atholic and Protestant faiths •'•"uld promote an understanding ’he eradication of religious ani- ; :e> between the various religious one of the earlier discussions j Harry Levi of Temple Israel, 'yn, said that the day w r hich saw '■t ers of the three main religious d ,s meeting to discuss such a prob- 1 had taken so long to materialize ’he occasion was one for humil- rather than jubilation. President A. Lawrence Lowell of Harvard, one of the three speakers at the opening session, sounded the key note of the entire series when he said: “Docs loyalty to a nation or a church imply ill will to a rival? If that trait cannot be changed, our civilization cannot progress to a better stage. If this is true that loyalty must be ac companied by hostility to those try ing to get on in the same way, then man moves in a dismal circle. What is needed is to arouse religious fer- ver without religious rancor, relig ious sympathy, not religious antag onism.” One of the features of the discus sion was an extremely frank discus sion of the topics of “Misrepresenta tions of Religious Beliefs and Prac tices” and “Community Conflict and Cooperation” in which 490 represen tatives of the three religions partici pated. c^ifemieni Aeu'L tycr/i \ StocA' £\c/utnyc ^jCddccuitc/iemtcri sine f/crAYcurtt \cAanpc ■ ■ Government, Municipal and Corporation Bonds Listed and Local Stocks Underwriters of Southern Securities Private Wires to Otis ft Co., N. Y.—Post ft Flagg. N. Y. HURT BUILDING. ATLANTA TEL. WAlnut 9110 To Keiniinl You Thai— Campbell Coal Company handles not only the highest grade of coal and coke —but Handsome Electric Lighting Fixtures Builders Hardware of Modern Type Practically Everything that Goes into Building a I lome IV. 5000 210 Marietta St. l*ltoiir MAin 2152-W Modern Hebrew School Office 595 Washington St., S. W. ATLANTA, GA. SAMUEL GEFFEN, Director SPECI \L INSTRUCTION FOR BAR-MITZVAHS TILES For Everywhere CARMICHAEL TILE CO. 112 E. Ellis St. WA. 6106 SAM It. GKKENHEKC, I'rw. I\ J. BLOOMFIELD. Sec. Sam Greenberg & Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE CHAPEL j Forrest Ave., N. E. — Phone WAlnut 7909 ATLANTA, GA. BAYLIS OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Office Furniture ( ommercial Stationery 76 Marietta, N. W. WA. 2600