The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
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SHEWA Levine
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have gone on with itT-'
Tho Rabbi Isouwinch'r tall. athletic
figurc Strengthened. his dark features
hiaxed n challenge.
Tho Jewish women who had been
talking without pause In the
kitchen. were silent. The child
whining for oaraway cake stop
ped with her mouth atar.
In the moments Stiffness could
almost imagine 20 he present the
answering spirit Of the eirl who hal
gone 20 her uneies home In Boston
and by tho hideous simplicity OF
hanging herself with a stripped
hednhect. escaped from the disap-
pointmonts and complexities her
too ready candor had created.
Rabbi i.ouwisch broke the tension
by movement OF wearinosv and
despair.
Il, Is the old as1,inrs tho new
he said.
'-rhe orthodox against . type Of
so-ealied modernism that feel
would ruin the world"
INVOLVE DOUBLE
MORAL STANDARD
Then II comes down 10 the age
old question Of the single or double
moral code, Men" I looked
lcvoify at the handsome Rabbi.
may lead what they call n mans
tife.' but the Girl who dar~s kiss
and teir---
II might have even forgiven the
thing she 30 lightly told me- ne
slowly answered, but Ahe did not
tell n RErENTANTLY.
TT was . part OF her code OF
living. A year hence-two YEAR,
and what would our NE have beenf
Yes--it In different--it HAS 10 BE-
different with . woman. n mans
wife. the mother OF children.
MY very soul rvvolts against the
IDEAS she had for teaching children
my ohiidrcn-horai Not could
not BE-.
but she might have hem happy
with some one elsa intended 70
try and help her. was working
20 find her = position 70 teach
languages In New York
Il fet she might eventually
change her IDEAS amid tho sur.
roundinrs Of this country
-HFR EDUCATION
SUPERIOR TO NINE
-Shewa's ancestry was ~ the best
Her education was superior TO mine
she used TO laugh At my Hebrew.
-Her father and uncle we're rab-
bis. They taught mo ! loved thrna.
And I loved ghcwa and would never
bring myself-tn all these 10 years
20 say the word that would bind me
to anothcr-aitho at times 1 was
lonely and tempted
One cnn easily believe ths good.
looking RABBI Louwisch must have
been snIied upon by many pleasing
maidcna FINE of eye and straight Of
nos. he IN. with . Jet muatache and
ink black hair.
He has bean rcverenoed for his
learning By the Jewish people Of
| Poughkcepds and respected By the
0>nfiies for . good and worthy eth
zrn.
am sssd b = ~ n shs stz4cefy
religious acreptAnoo 81 me WORD
rAbbs---aflnAfed vith . synagcwua.
exoeps q lecturer and teacher.
He was an instructor In The ne
brsw school tn Poughkssps3s and
professor In the Jewish training
school at Hudspn-
LOUWISCH INTENDS 10
STAY RIGHT HERE
Asked what he viii do nout b IN
swcred.
stay right here.- AZ which MIA
friedman and Mrs. Levine. iandiscy
and neixhbor. respectively. broke into
cries OF JOY.
He IL a great and good msn-
they both declared. and this terrible
thing 10 mono Of his fault. No mat
ter what the wild women OF this
noighborhood try to do--iynohing or
whaf--ws are his friends and viii
stlcky'.
The rabbi says he h hcartdck and
physically broken By his violent OK
pericnoes with tho mob that attacked
him and the anxious weeks proceed
ing. but that he win mot think Of
marriage for . iong--a very long
lima