'HE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

PAGE'EIGHT

by Mr. Samuel Heyman.

Yoting Judeans Growing—

Plan Jewish Court

4. Denying the Jews the right of
'ring land or houses, or of earn-
cases. Awards or decisions would T1 ROLEAN ANTI-SEMITES I a cquiring
t

have all the force and effect legally
LAN PROGRAM FOR JEWS ' li -i their living by acting as agents
are being made (orto Arbitrate Suits in
'Will Present Play February • Arrangements
that a decision by a city or municipal
in such transactions.
closer relationship between the
29th at Shaarey Zedek a Young
New
York
City
court
judge
would
have,
but
might
be
5. No admission of Jews into the
Judaea organizations of Lan-
NNSBRUCK, Austria—At a gen-
I
_
reviewed
on
appeal
by
the
appellate
sing, Flint, Grand Rapids with that
1 assembly of the Tyrolean anti- army.
,
i Lansing, Mick—The Young da-
of the Supreme Court if eith• erz nites in which all the deputies to 6. Introduction of a per cent norm
Ju of Detroit. A state organizer may be New York—A plan to establish a division
children in public schools.
er of the litigants were dissatisfied. Sc
can'. organization of this city, which chosen from the ranks to effect the Jewish
thi Parliament and to the "Landtag” for 7. Jewish
New
Limitation of the number of Jew-
arbitration
in
court
of
,:ouo of resolutions in
was organized through the efforts of organization of circles in cities where
k
part,
a
"...
to(
ish professional men, lawyers, and
cases which SAYS JEWS tURNISHED
City
that out many.
Mr; Philip Katz, a student at the Young Judaea is yet unknown, with York
erence to the Jews were adopted.
to the same total in pro-
to
be tried
in the civil courts
MUhigan Agricultural College, will the ultimate idea of organizing a state have
900 , 000 SOLDIERS IN WAR ra ese resolutions are to be submitted physicians
portion to the Jewish population as
may
be
settled
by
arbitration,
was
ap-
Parliament, and the deputies have
present a splendid entertainment on Young Judaea organization.
is
found
among
non-Jewish profes-
proved last week by District Attorney LONDON—Dr, Max Nordau told in pledged to support them and to
Suiday, Feb. 29, at the Shaarey Zedek
Swann in a letter to Chief Justice the English
•- federation the tni rk for their acceptance by that sional men.
is Z• Zionist
E
ligl
congregation. A short play, several HW
of the m unici- other day that in the world war the WI dy. The resolutions cover the lob 8. Denial to Jews of the right to fill
AA.—Ilebrew is one of the of- Frederick Keochan,
rn
muiieal numbers, recitations and ficial
of Haifa. All prods- pal court.
by Jews had furnished 900,000 soldiers to lin ring demands:
city positions.
othfr features will be on the pro- mations, languages
sponsored
is
The
movement
tenders, and other public no-
the various armies. This, he said, in. 1. Recognition of the Jews as a
grant.
Military
Gov-
business
clergymen,
Jewish
leading
was
about
7
per
cent
of
the
whole
tires
published
by
the
Mr. Katz is devoting a great deal
Temple Israel, the new reform
number of Jews, a proportion equalled na tion. Regulation of residence rights synagogue
are issued in Hebrew as well and professional men .
of lime to Zionist work in Lansing. ernor,
at Tulsa, Okla., was dedi-
2.
the arrangement, one rabbi, by few and surpassed only, he be. hick
cated
with appropriate ceremonies.
Mr, Katz began his Zionist activities as in other languages. the statements one Under
are granted to individual Jews.
business man and one lawyer or beved, by the French. The Jews had wl Withholding
in bock form
issue
Rabbi
Charles
11. Latz occupies the
in Detroit as a leader of the Knights
of
trade
licenses
judge would compose each board of lost 80,000 dead and had about 200,000 fr, 3. in Jews.
of Judaea, one of Detroit's Young. of authoritative Rabbis on the obliga- arbitration
pulpit.
appointed to handle the casualties.
TtI,om
In r;rr loc tI n w hoin a eon ri ortArt tion to learn Hebrew.

HE STANDARD
PLAN is one of our
biggest selling features.
It enables you to secure th ,;
best type of furniture oil time,
giving you 30 lIzELICS TO
PAY, and making NO IN-
TEREST CHARGES or in-
vestigation fees.

Weeks to Pay! No Interestl

Prises Sams as Cathl

ANNUAL FEBRUARY
FURNITURE
SALE

Every article in our store is reduced
in price, the original price-tags remain-
ing on all articles.
The prices were originally lower
than those generally prevailing—now
with the added inducements of the
price reductions and the STANDARD
PLAN terms, a most unusual oppor-
tunity is presented.

his great February Sale has
Ecrve d to acquaint hundreds of
Detroit people with the high character
of our furniture.
Included in our stock you will find
the largest Detroit showing of KAR-
PEN BROTHERS' furniture, as well
as a good representation of the prod-
ucts of Berkey & Gay, Luce, Sligh,
etc.

$300

KARPEN BROS.' Two-Piece Living Room
Suite, upholstered in tapestry, consisting of
seven-foot davenport and armchair. Both pieces are
spring edge, with loose cushions
and the backs of both pieces coy- I
ered with tapestry
LIVING ROOM SUITE of cane, with solid
mahogany frames, consisting of davenport
I and chair upholstered in blue and gold silk damask.
7c
Both pieces have loose cushions
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and spring edges. The sale price IP
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LIVING ROOM SUITE uphol-
$405 TWO-PIECE
stered in tapestry. It consists of seven-
foot davenport and large armchair, with loose cushions,
spring edges and spring pillow &303 75
arms. An unusually ,good value
at
TWO-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE, uphol-
stered in tapestry, consisting of seven-foot
davenport and large armchair, with spring arms,
loose cushions and spring backs,
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also upholstered in t a p e s t r y 4
Priced at
•
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$70 TWO-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE of
double cane with solid mahogany frames.
The cane is completely around both pieces, which are
upholstered in wisteria mohair 0562
velour, with damask seats. Frames
are hand, carved
TWO-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE, con-
sisting of seven-foot davenport and large
armchair, upholstered in blue frieze, which also covers
the backs of both pieces. Loose
.00
cushions are covered with brocaded
damask:
THREE-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE, con-
$900 sisting of seven-foot davenport, large armchair
and rocker, upholstered ill mohair velour, and with
in
1 loose cushions and spring edges.
Backs are also upholstered
675 •00
hair velour

,225 '00
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$325

t243

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$505

fWt

$800

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600

THREE-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE in Amer-
$3 nn
"' ican walnut. It consists of 48-inch dresser,

, 225 . 00

full size bed and chair, in the William and Mary.
design. This is an extremely well
suite and a special sale 1P
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,c . o a n lu s e tructed

$TIR BEDROOM SUITE of four pieces in Eng-

lish mahogany. It consists of bed, dresser,
chifforobe and chair in the Queen Anne period. This
is a splendid value at the original
price ; the sale price is extra-
ordinary.. ...
BEDROOM SUITE of five pieces, finished in
4-cc
"" American walnut in the beautiful Louis XVI.
period. It consists of bed, 52-inch dresser, chifforobe,
chair and rocker. It exhibits splen-
.2 5
did workmanship, and is priced f
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at •
BEDROOM SUITE in old ivory, consisting
gc
"" of bed, 48-inch dresser, chifforobe, chair
and rocker. It is ip the Hepplewhite period. All
7c
the cases are dustproof. This,
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too, is a special value at the sP
price
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$89; SEVEN-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE of Amer.
"" ican walnut, in the Hepplewhite period
design. It consists of bed, 48-inch dresser, vanity
617.75
dresser with triple mirror, chiffo-
robe, chair, rocking chair and
bench
11gc BEDROOM SUITE of seven pieces, in the
"" Louis XVI. period design. It is finished in
Parisian gray and consists of bed, dresser chifforobe,
,
7c
vanity dreser with triple mirror,
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bench, chair and rocker, and is IP
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priced at

e270 '00

$

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$4

3,49

$

(.873

$1410

BEDROOM SUITE of eight pieces in Eng-
lish mahogany and Chippendale design. The
pieces are bed, 54-inch dresser, chifforobe, vanity
dresser with triple mirror, night oio57
table, bench chair and rocker,
•""
Priced at

$

4v,

NINE-PIECE DINING SUITE In American
"" walnut and William and Mary period design.

It consists of 60-inch buffet, 54-inch extension table,
china cabinet, five chairs and arm- e.
SO
.4u
chair, in genuine brown leather, q)
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at only
5,111 NINE-PIECE DINING SUITE in American
-1 " walnut and Queen Anne design. It consists
of 72-inch buffet, 54-inch extension table, large china
cabinet, five chairs and armchair
upholstered in genuine leather. & 00
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Priced

$

$645

N1NE-PIECE DINING SUITE in American
walnut and Queen Anne design. It con-
sists of 72-inch buffet, silver cabinet, large oblong
table, five chairs and host chair, d,
75
upholstered in genuine leather, at
only

'483•

$gcm

NINE-PIECE DINING SUITE in American
""" walnut and Chippendale period design. It
has 66-inch bullet. 54-inch extension table, large china
cabinet and chairs in high-grade
521
.25
tapestry.
All edges are hand
carved

d.

$7gq

TEN-PIECE DINING SUITE in mahogany
"" and Hepplewhite period design. It consists
of 72-inch bullet, oblong extension table, large china
cabinet, serving table and chairs
upholstered in g e n u i n e blue %?
. 25
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leather
..

, 572

$1170

NINE-PIECE DINING SUITE is antique
walnut and Italian Renaissance period.
It consists of 78-inch buffet, 54-inch extension table,
large china cabinet, five chairs
.50
and armchair. An exquisite suite If
==.
at

d.877

$13Qc TEN-PIECE DINING SUITE in dull fin-

ished
ished antique walnut. It consists of
72-inch buffet, large extension table, silver cabin's+.
epnecr lio sded serving table and 103835
chairs. It is of the Italian '

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