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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

GREAT PUBLIC SERVICE
THAT F.HOULD
BE RECOGNIZED

HERMAN BERNSTEIN'S HARRY J. LIPPMAN
YOM GIRLS' MASQUE
AT PONTCHARTRAIN
TESTIMONY ON JEWS WORTHY YOUNG MAN
SUNDAY, MARCH 16
AND BOLSHEVISM FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE

JAMES
I.
ELLMANN

The date of the Vont Girls''"Victory
Harry J. Lippman, a prominent
The following abstract, concerning
Masque," which is to take place at
the activities of Jews among Russian young attorney, is one of the strong-
the Ponchartrain, has been definitely
Bolsheviki, is taken from Herman cat contenders in the race for the
Col. Walter Barlow. who Is a candi- fixed for Sunday April b. Out of
he office of Justice of the Peace, the
date for the office of Mayne Circuit courtesy to the Young People's Auxil- Bernstein's testimony before t
primaries for the nomination of which
Judge to fill the vacancy caused by iary of Shaarey Zedek, who are stag. Overman Committee in the Senate re- will take !dace on March 5th.
the resignation of the lion. Alfred ing ,a Purim playlet on March 16, the cently:
At the present time the City of
"First of all permit me to correct
J. Murphy, •ilti horn In the Township
of N'an Buren, In this county. Sep- original elate set for the masque, the the wrong iinpressir-1 that has been Detroit has four Justice Courts and
tember 20. 1854. lie was educated Yom Girls changed their date to produced with regard to tile Jewish two of the present Justices are candi-
'March 9, only to discover that through
In the public a•hools and In the
people by the testimony of certain dates for re-election. In addition,
hind High School and State Normal unavoidable circumstances the Zionist witnesses at the hearing. Rev. Dr. two new Justices are to he chosen,
—for—
School, and meditated from the I'M- Bazaar was postponed for that day.
the Legislature having recently cre-
versity of Michigan In 1801. Ile was Not wishing to conflict with such a Simons, who lived a number of years ated two more Courts.
admitted to the bar In January, 1880. worthy undertaking. the l'otn Girls in Russia, practically branded Bol-
The Justice Court of Detroit is the
while attending the university. He have decided to hold their dance on shevism ill Russia as a movement of
city's most important judicial insti-
came to Detroit in September, 1882,
Jewish origin, even though he endeav-
April
6
and commencel the practice of law
ored to soften his accusations by tution for it is the court of last resort
This unavoidable postponement al-
(Second Term)
and has been in continual practice of
calling the Bolshevist leaders apostate in the claims and grievances of the
his profession here since that time. lows the club three additional weeks Jews. lie furnished you with a list ordinary citizen. Mr. Lippman be-
Ito was appointed an assistant prose. to perfect their plans of making t h e
that
this
court
should
have
on
lieves
eating attorney In January, DM, by Victory Masque the most unique and of names of Jewish Bolshevik leaders its bench men of the younger genera-
Highland Park
the late George P. Robison; then the best-attended dance of the season. A in Russia. Some of the men men- tion who will bring to it a human
prosecuting attorney of this county, varied entertainment program has tioned in that list are not Jews and
A
Justice
for the past year.
some are not Bolsheviki. Dr. Simons sympathy that has heretofore been
and served one year. In July, 1903,
A Lawyer of nine years' practice.
he was appointed Secretary of the been planned. Finzel's orchestra has also stated that the great majority of absent.
Mr. Lippman for seven years has
Department of Public Works of this been engaged to furnish the music. the Bolsheviki came from the East
A speaker of foreign languages.
city by the Hon. William H. May- A fortune-telling booth will be a fea-
carried 011 all active and successful
Side
of
New
York.
bury. Commissioner, and nerved two ture of this last and largest social af-
practice in all the courts of Michigan
A believer in tempering justice with mercy for every man,
"The
statements
are
as
unjust
as
years. On August 1st, 1908, he was fair of the season.
they are inaccurate. It would be quite and his name as a lawyer of ability
appointed assistant corporation coun-
woman, and child.
The following committee workers
is
known
to
a
very
large
number
of
sel of the City of Detroit by the lion. are in charge of the masque: Florence as absurd and unjust, of course, to people. Completing a thorough course
A
believer
in a fair and square administration.
cal
BolshiNism
a
Christian
movement,
J.
M.
Rally,
then
corporation
P.
counsel. He was appointed chief as- Finkelstine, arrangements; Marion because its father and founder, Nich- of legal training in the University of
h
m-
Fishbaine,
entertainment;
Helen
Michigan
and
Detroit
College
of
Law.
PRIMARIES
MARCH
li, 1919.
sistant corporation counsel in Janu-
olas Lennie, is a Christian, or because
ary, 1915, and is still faithfully serv- bar, tickets; Mrs. Abe Cooper, music; the most active and most influential Mr Lippman immediately entered
Eva Werbe, reception; Rose Hubar,
ing the public in that capacity.
into practice in Detroit. Not only
• lea ers, s itch as Commis-
finance; Slvia Levy, posters; Kate Boishnik
sary for Foreign Affairs Tchiehherin, has his ability as a worthy member
Friedman, publicity.
commander-in-chief of the New Army, of the local liar received flattering
who demoralized and demobilized the recognition, but his ability to fulfill
M. J. M. Neifach has been elected
Russian army, and Ensign Krylenko, important public positions has also
a justice tel the peace of the city of
Commissary Dybenko, Kollontay, been tested and proven to be excep-
Minsk. 'Flee election is very popular
Lunacharsky, lionchbruyezitch and tional.
Neifach played a great role at
Among the various public services
Maxim Gorky, who first aided the
Minsk even during the Czar's regime,
Bolshevik movement, then denounced, he has performed the most recent was
as he was then persona grata in the
and now supports it again, are all his appointment as Personnel Officer
ruling circles of the province. lie has
Christians. Nor would it be fair to of the Engine Inspection Division.
now hecome the protector and
call the Bolshevik movement in this But eau of Aircraft l'roduction, which
spokesman of the vast Jewish popu-
country a Christian movement be- position was tendered to Mr. Lipp-
lation of the city and province of
E indorse Milton R. Palmer, former Deputy
cause the leading apologists defend- Man shortly after his discharge from
Minsk.
ers and agents of the Bolsheviki such the military service of the tinned
States
on
June
30th,
1918.
He
per-
City Controller, for the office of County Audi-
as John Reed, Albert Williams, Ray-
mond Robbins, Colonel Thompson and formed his work to the credit of him-
tor, believing him to be a liberal-minded and
Louise Bryant arc all Christians. Bol- self and of the entire community.
Mr. Lippman stands upon a plat-
shevism is not a question of religion
progressive man who would run the office along busi-
form of fairness and justice to all re-
or race. 'flee East Side of New York
does not deserve the blame for all the gardless of the position of the indi-
ness and not political lines.
wrongs and horrors that are being viduals concerned.
committed in Russia by the Bolshevik
FRED M. BUTZEL,
tyranny. When the autocracy of the COLLEGE ZIONISTS
OPEN ESSAY CONTEST
Romanoffs was overthrown, the Rev-
D. W. SIMONS,
olutionary Provisional Government
New York.—The intercollegiate
threw the doors of Russia wide open. Zionist Association of America, 55
DAVID E. HEINEMAN,
COL. WALTER BARLOW.
"Flee Provisional Government was Fifth Avenue, New York City, an-
composed at that time of such Con- nounces its Fourth Annual l'rize Es-
While serving the people in the
MORRIS FRIEDBERG,
servatives and Liberals as Prince say Competition. It offers a prize of
office of the Corporation Counsel of
this city, Mr. Barlow has made an
Lvoff and l'aul 1%lilyukoff and there $100 for the best original essay on
JACOB NATHAN.
enviable record for himself. He has
was only one socialist in the cabinet. some phase of Jewish life and culture
successfully handled in courts on be-
Alexander Kerensky. Then from all to any student in any college or uni-
4alf of the city, a great many of the
corners of the world all sorts of po-
Mr. Palmer advocates a reorganization of county affairs, including
versity in the United States or Can-
*oat Important cases in that office.
civil service, better accounting methods, centralized responsibility, and
litical exiles hurried to Russia. Some ada. The donor of the $100 prize as
It may not be out of place to mention
of them came from America, others well as of a bronze medal for the sec-
a few of them here.
co-operation with the city government in purchase of supplies.
from England, still others from
In Holmes v 5. Detroit. 158 Mich.
ond hest essay is Mr. Justice Louis
Vote for him at the primary election Wednesday, March 5.
137, the right of the Commissioner of
France, Italy, Switzerland and Scan-
D. Brandeis.
Advertisement.
Public NVorks to go into the open
dinavian countries. Among these po-
The contest closes on April 15,1919.
market and purchase materiala and
litical exiles there were many crim- Any one of the following subjects
supplies for use in public improve-
inals, who suddenly also called them- may be chosen: The Socialization of
ments, which contractors with the city
selves political exiles. And these Palestine (the Pittsburgh Program
had refused and neglected to furnish
hosts of discontented preachers of
when needed. and charge the differ-
applied); the Arab Population in Pal-
unrest have played an important par
ence between the contract price and
estine and Syria; Industrial and Com-
purchase price paid in the open mar-
in paralyzing Russia.
mercial Possibilities of Palestine; the
ket for such material and supplies
"Bolshevism as a section of the So
Re-elect
I'olitical Development of Zionism as
up to the contractor, was established.
cialist Democratic party, was boo
Affected by the \Var; Leo Pinsken
This Is the leading case on that sub-
about fifteen years ago. Several Rus Agricultural Products of Palestine;
—for-
ject In this state.
sians kept it alive quietly, yet ener
In Weber os. Detroit, 159 Mich. 14.
the Chaltikali as a Problem of the
getically. Lennie was the founder o -New l'alestine; History of Palestin-
the principle of law was estabikiled
the
movement.
In
1910)
a
Bolshevis
the
city
to
the
effect
that
in favor of
ian Colonization; Jewish Financial In-
school was established in Capri, Italy
a person cannot acquire title to a
stitutions in Palestine; Modern Con-
public street or alley by adverse
with funds secured from Maxim Gor ceptions of Nationality in Relation to
ponsessIon by occupying such street
ky. The school was organized by the
Honest, Capable, experienced.
Zionism; a Labor Problem for l'ales-
or alley with his movable goods.
12 years of good faithful service as following men: Lennie, Maxim Gorky, tine; Climatic Conditions in Palestine;
wares and merchandise for the long
your police justice makes him Lunacharsky, Alexinsky, llogdanov Animal Husbandry in Palestine; Min-
period of forty years. As a result
and Mokhaliov. None of these are
worthy of your support.
of this ruling by the Supreme Court.
eral Resources in Palestine; the Zion-
all of the down town wallet and fruit
Jew's.
ist Organization or History of Zion-
"Of course, there arc sonic among
stands were compelled to move off the
ism in Russia.
sidewalks of the public streets This Vote for him at the
the leaders of the Bolshevik' in Rus -
is the leading case on that question.
They disclaim their Judaism.
sia.
Primaries
March
5.
(Second Term)
In Graham vs. Detroit, 174 Mich.
They say they are neither Jeers nor
538. It was held that the Auditor Gen-
Russians,
but
Internationalists."
As assistant prosecuting at-
eral of the State N1 a s powerless to sell
Feb. 26, 1919.
for state and comity taxes lots taken
torney and as Pollen Judge he
Editor The Jewish Chronicle,
over by the city for public street
has continued the great reputa-
•
Detroit, Mich.
purposes. The result of this case
tion for clean and efficient work
Dear Sir:—
cleared hundreds of lots used by the
that characterized his illustrious
For the Children's Sake
city for public streets from tax titles
A pamphlet printed in Yiddish and
athletic career at the University
held by the State. It is the leading
of Michigan.
widely circulated advertising my can-
Vote For
case on that subject.
didacy for Justice of the Peace. from
PRIMARIES MARCH 6
In Paterson VS: Dust, Park Com-
which one could probably infer that
missioner, 190 Mich. 679, the queation
when I am elected I will favor in my.
right
of
a
number
the
involved was
court the Jewish people, has been
of house boat owners to anchor their
clone without my knowledge or con-
house boats In the shallow waters
v$-1)
s,
sent, as my idea of the Justice Court s•—t—t—V—v
near the shore around Belle Isle Park
and live there with their fatuities
is "justice for all in the poor man's
during the summer months each
court," irrespective of nationality, race
CANDIDATE FOR
year Garbage and night waste were
or creed.
thrown into the river above the bath-
Kindly print the above announce-
ing pavilion, by the inhabitants of
ment in your worthy paper and
t heae house boats and tloat ed down
Six
Year
Term
greatly
oblige,
stream into the 'white awiniming
Very truly yours.
basin In the river and became a pub-
Primaries
5Iarch
5th,
1919.
Candidate for
lic nuisance to the thousands of peo-
JOSEPH R. LEENION.
ple going there daily to bathe in
the summer time. The ruling of the
court In this cane was that the shal-
low waters around the island were
under the supervision and control of
the Park Commissioner, and that the
To succeed himself
house boat owners had no right to an
(-hoc their boats and live in them there
Republican Ticket
with their families. and they were
consequently drh en away from the
Primary March 5th, 1919
waters around the island. This Is
the leading case on that question.
In Highland Park vs. Detroit. 186
Mich. 166, the question before the
court was the right of the village to
connect Its public sewer system with
the public sewer system of the city
without paying the city an adequate
compensation for the privilege of
making this sewer connection desired
by the village. The comt decided that
the village should rightfully pay the
city the sum of Six Hundred Thous-
and Dollars ($600,000.00) for this
privilege, and that sum was paid into
the City Treasury by the village for
this sewer connection as decreed by
FOR
the court. This money was placed in
the public sewer fund of the city and
building
a
two
and
one-half
used in
miles extension to the city's large
Morrell street public sewer and In
building many other public sewers in
the northwest portion of the city.
Title faithful public service by Mr.
Barlow awaits your approval at the -
primaries on March 5, 1919.—Adver
tisement.

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