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August 09, 1918 - Image 6

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The Jewish Chronicle, 1918-08-09

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THE JEWISH

PAGE SIX

CHRONICLE

41/41/41/AllrAKOWAYArAllr4/111/41 11%/4/41:1/41/4111,41 JEWISH IMMIGRANTS
ONLY 3% ILLITERATE

Tar

QUALIFIED

Vr

\ LOCAL ACTIVITIES

Only 3 per cent of the _Jewish im-
migrants who arrived since the new
immigration law excluding illiterate
immigrants became effective, were il-
literate.
This fact is made known in the an-
nual report of President John L
Bernstein. of the Hebrew Sheltering
and Immigrant Aid Society of Amer-
:ca. .The tiety law became operative
Slay I, 1917.

Drafted to Serve Detroit in City Council.

JOHN E.

MOLONEY

Largest Exclusive Clothier

Corner Monroe
and Randolph

Branch: 99.101 Michigan

Iiimmiseiesominsimmmt

Rev. H. D. Bass

DAVID W. SIMONS.

The saddest commentary in the his-

Cantor of the .
Mogen Abraham Congregation

tory of American democratic political
life has been the mismanagement of

Specialist at B'rith Milaths

our municipal governments. It has

been the fruitful source of sensation-

,nt

al exposes by muck-rakers here and
abroad, and has been offered as a glar-
ing example of the failure of demo-
cratic government. The stories of
graft and corruption in our own city
are familiar to us, and we have been
striving for years to liberate ourselves
from the bonds of the political ma-
chinery that have kept us bound to
an anarchistic regime that we have
ever been ashamed of. But happily.
the voters of Detroit by the adoption
of the new City Charter recently have
given us an (opportunity to usher in a
new era of city government. We now
have the opportunity to elect to city
trust men of integrity' and
-.4 ^..s

18 years experi-
ence

Wedding cere-
monies performed

Office and Resit,.
race

212 Warren Ave. E.

PHONE RIDGE 73-W.

OPEN A CHARGE AC

Able— Cou rageous

Since the early dawn of its history
Israel has believed in the spread of
knowledge. The Torah was used for
instruction and all of the Biblical
teachings pointed to the attainment of
knowledge as a goal to be sought.
During the last century of the life of
the Judean state, public schools were
established in Jerusalem and in the
smaller cities as well. Babylon was
later a seat of Jewish learning and
through the Middle Ages Jewish and
Arabian love of wisdom tind science
and culture was the star that illum-
ined the dark night of bigotry, relig-
ious intolerance and fanaticism that
had overspread the greater part of
the world.

/71

The suits we are
now selling for
$15 will cost at
least $10 mono
next Fall.

vate interests that keep him busy
daily.
Mr. Simons knows Detroit prob-
ably as well as any individual can
know a city. Ile has lived here con-
tinuously since 1870, and has watched
and participated in its growth from a
small town to a metropolis. His bus-
iness activities in the real estate field
have focused his attention on every
phase of city welfare. Ilk worth was
recognized when he was appointed a
member of the Public Lighting Com-
mission on which he served from 1898
to 1904; a term of which lie has acted
as President of the body. He was a
leading member of the famous Citi-
zens Committee of 50. His judgment
in business and finance acquired in his
40 years experience in manufactur-
ing. merchandizing. building and real
estate development has been utilized
many times by the influential men of
si...te
He was one of the prime

Fair—Considerate

This remarkable showing was not
unhooked for. Jews of America have
maintained that only a small percent-
age of the Jewish immigrants would
Ltd to pass the test named in the pro-
vision of the bill barring illiterate

Let me express
this word o;
warning: '

11 1Ir1U

Twenty-Five Years Court Experience

i it

ta,

Always has the Jew held before him
the counsel of Solomon, the son of
David, king of Israel. \Vistlom and
righteousness were linked together
and hand in hand with ignorance
stalked folly, wickedness and all of
the evils that beset. mankind.
"To know wisdom and instruction;
'l'o comprehend the worts of under
standing;

FOR

CIRCUIT JUDGE_

William R. McCredie

To receive the discipline of wisdom,
Justice, and right, and equality."
The light of knowledge has always
been prized by Israel's leaders.
"'Light" is the motive that rims
through the poetry and the orations
of Isaiah. The Jew knows that jus-
tice and righteousness and equality
are one with that radiance.

Candidate for

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

Republican Ticket

IT IS UNPATRIOTIC

To
To
To
To
To

To

To
To
To

VOTE FOR MAC

eat Hamburg steak.
eat Vienna nulls.
eat Westphalia ham.
eat Hungarian goulash.
eat Frankfort sausages.
smoke Turkish cigarettes.
use Dresden china.
have German measles.
take a Turkish loath.

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Primary August 27th

life.

with

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The Busiest and
East Side Jew .

5

.

Cor. Adam and Hastings

Ste.

Detroit, Mich.

Subscribe to the

JEWISH CHRONICLE
$2.00 Per Year

high standing in the community. ne
represents the only type of citizen
who should be intrusted with our mu-
nicipal problems. He is not an office
seeker of the politician stamp; he has
been sought after to offer his serv-
ices to his townspeople, much in the
same manner as our young men are
asked to offer their services to their
country. He has been "drafted" by
the Citizens' Committee, and has ex-
pressed his desire to he a real servant
of the people in spite of the many pri-

He is a member ot to.
of Commerce, and is prominently
identified with several fraternal or-
ders. Mr. Simons has Boer before
run for public office. He is not a
politician and is not now seeking of-
fice, but lie has offered to serve the
people of Detroit in the City Council.
and he should he one of the first to
be chosen.

J. W. B. GIVES DANCE FOR
SERVICE MEN SATURDAY

Our Reputation Lies in Our Past Work

FOR EXPERT PLUMBING SERVICE

h Ise

THE AGREE BROTHERS COMPANY

Plumbing and Heating Engineers
Market 6478
1088 Hastings St.

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Member Federal Reserve Bank

VNITVD;TATEI
CsWERNADIT

The City of Detroit Uses This Bank
as a Depository. Why not You ?

One Dollar Will Open an Account With

FI RST STATE BANK

• OF DETROIT •

Established 1853

MAIN OFFICE: Griswold and Lafayette

Cholla and Oratiot.--Mack and Mt. Elllote
Oratlot and Hastings—Woodward ano Eliot
Jos. Calnpau and Newton—lianiton and W.bb
Porndata and aprIngwella

On Saturday evening. August ilimb
the first of a series of dancing parties
will be held by the Entertainment
Committee of the Jewish \Velfare
Board of Detroit for the soldiers and
sailors who happen to be in the city.
The affair •it'. take place in the spa-
cious ball room of the Phoenix club.
corner John R. and Erskine streets,
and will he tinder the direction of
\Volf Kaplan and NIrs. Monroe
Rosenfield, joint chairmen of the
.toiniittee. All Jewish soldiers and
v
in the city are cordially in-
ed to attend and a pleasant even-
mg is assured to all.

KOSHER CHICKEN KILLERS
ON STRIKE IN NEW

YORK

New York.—Over one hundred and
seventy Kosher chicken markets and
two thousand butcher stores in New
York were closed last week as a re-
sult of a strike of Kosher chicken
killers. 'Die strikers demanded that
thry should he employed by the re.
sncctit c butchers and not by the mar -
k,-born as was the case heretofore.
and that they should receive two

cents for each chicken killed.

The Jewish Chronicle
$2.00 Per Year

CLASSIFIED LINERS

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Tuxes

F or Lua.ta

Wait liGfttliG/ItGIG

Not just another restaurant—but a different restaurant whose
novel attractions will make you a regular patron.

The Rotisserie—

No other method of cooking meats imparts the delicious
flavor which is characteristic of the rotisserie style of broiling
before an open fire. Your order is served you direct from
the chef. Try these roasted meats and you will return often.
For the family—whole roasts, broiled fowls, etc., will be sold
over the counter for eating at home.

The Restaurant—

Popular prices and alert service. You will get just what you
want, as you want it—whether it is a sandwich or a full
course dinner.

The Fountain—

The Tuxedo Spa will serve every variety of soda fountain
drinks. Special, cool drinks made from pure fruit juices will
quench your thirst most enjoyably.

FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT with
Private bath. continuous hot running
water, fine location.
Call North
4758.W.

FOR

RENT—Large room, splendidly
furnished, in steam heated apart-

ment. Second block off Woodward
avenue on Forest. Call Glendale
7140.M.

For Repairing, Remodeling,
Interior Finish

Thomas Forman Co.

W

leer so

IYIR POINA-CIDAR

se

FO RSALE---Dry cleaning plant
in
city of 5500, no competition, fully

The Tuxedo Restaurant

The Most Complete Restaurant in the U. S.

12 Monroe Avenue,

Just Off the Campus

equipped, including

steam press.
City is 35 miles from Grand Rapids,
Mich. Cash and terms. Good rea-
sons for selling. Write to Hastings
Dry Cleaning Co., Hastings, Mich.

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