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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
"Truth" is Motto of New Committee of
Young People's Society of
Temple Beth El.
Will Serve on New "Truth" Committee
Will Wage an Aggressive Campaign Against the Caricaturing
and Defamation of the Jew in Local Theatres and News-
papers--Rabbi Leo M. Franklin to Act as
Advisor to Committee.
\ step which is bound to prove
fruitful in its results was taken by
the lloard of Directors of die
Voung reHdys 'ociely of Tc 111-
plc 1),eth 1.1 at a luncheon 11(•1(1 at
the Itoard of Commerce last
Tuesday, when I )r. R. R. t ;•ld -
stone, president of the organi7t
tion appointed-Pa "Truth - Com
rnittee. The purpose of the Com-
mittee is largely indicated by its
name. Its aims, briefly, is to en-
deavor to establish the truth as
far as the Jew is concerned. .\1i
misre1l7esentation of the Jew on •
the Delroit stage is to he fought.
111 defamatory allusions to him in
local newspapers are to he bit-
terly c o mbatted. Tlw Jew is to
he placed before the community
as he is.
It is planned to have an ad-
visory hoard, consisting of promi-
nent men in the Jewish commun-
ity, to aid the - Truth" ummlit-
tee in its campaign against Jew-
ish defamation. Rabbi Leo
Franklin has kindly consented to
act as chairman of the Advisory
Hard.
" I liC ( C ot initee Will not Work
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trill t i
of vilification of the Jew.
such as the Jewish. Chronicle or
said 1\lilton
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l'itimitt.cc, "but will
v:oik in hand with them in
an endeavor to overthrow all
"Truth"
falsehood aud to secure justice
for lily
commitcc
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:\ ilton
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Hoorn.
;old
WHY THE JEW IS
NOT A PROHIBITIONIST
SYLVAN S. GROSNER
MILTON ALEXANDER
(Continued from page 3)
The Jew has long ago settled
Lord
the question about the nutritive drinking wine." "And the
the
value of wine. The Bible men- of hosts will make unto all feast
nations
on
this
mountain
a
bread,
tions it along with meat,
feast of wine on
ilour, fruits, oil and salt. "And of fat things, a
full of mar-
they (Jacob's sons) drank and the lees, of fat things
of wines on the lees well re-
were merry with him." "And it row,
happened on a certain day when fined." In furnishing provisions
his (Jacob's) sons and his daugh- for workingmen's rations wine
ters were eating and dining (Job
I, 13) and behold there are glad-
ness and joy—eating flesh and
was included : "And behold, for
the hewers that cut the timber
will I give unto thy servant twen-
ty thousand cors of threshed
wheat, and twenty thousand cors
of barley and twenty thousand
baths of wine and twenty baths
of oil."
144.,(A
August Cyrowski
Born in West Prussia
June 29th, 1872. Came to
Detroit in May, 1888, and
lived here since that time.
Seven years he attended
the Polish Seminary at
Detroit, where he com-
pleted the classical course
and philosophy
Completed his studies of
law at the Detroit College
of Law, from which he re-
ceived the degree of
"Bachelor of Laws" on the
22nd day of April, 1899.
Two days thereafter he was admitted to practice of law
in the Michigan courts and on the 20th of February,
1900, was admitted to practice in the Federal courts.
During six years was Deputy Clerk of the Recorder's
Court, appointed by Judge Alfred J. Murphy. During
the last ten years, however, devoted all his time to the
practice of law and met with success.
Was born of poor parents and paid for his education
with his own earnings. During the first five years he
made illustrations for a weekly gaper then edited in the
Polish Seminary. This he did during his spare time.
When others played he worked. In the last two years
he taught music.
His office is at 814 Penobscot Bldg. and at 895 Rus-
sell St.
on the
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