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"-HE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

4‘.

a, Call of tAi

SPRING

order Year

New Clothes Now

New

Eats 'n Everything
THE PEACE CONFER-
UNIVERSITY OF
MICHIGAN NOTES
ENCE AND THE
At Shaare Zedek Y. P. A.
JEWISH QUESTION
Big Membership Party
Active Woman Student
(Continued Prom Page 6.)
Heads Menorah Society
hl embers of the Young l'eople's
• At University of Mich. ference. These deplorable occur- Auxiliary of Shaarey Zedek are look-

Skop

New Colorings

New W
New Designs

T...

llootnprivn

Men's Tailors

Are You Troubled With

HEADACHES

Nervousness and do your eyes blur
you at times. Ir so ■ litne to I. Fresh,
Optometrist, 204 Kling Bldg.. Foot of
Adams St., Opposite Ehrtich's Jewelry
Store. Consultation Free.

Super-Fluous
Hair Removed

painlessly and per.
manently by the
electric needle. Wee
Rose Kotok, special-

tat, 607 1-2 Woodward Ave. Room 17.
near Eliot St. Phone
Arcadia Bldg.,
Glendale 6605-R.

11FARY0 HATTER

DETROIT EXCLUSIVE HATTER

49 fiRATIOT AVE.
COB. LIBRARY AVE.

Beautify Your Table

ing forward eagerly to the annual
Membership l'arty which will be
given Wednesday evening, March 24,
in the gymnasium of the synagogue,
corner Willis and Brush street.
The Committee on Arrangements,
headed by llarry Satovsky, is spar-
ing no effort in making this annual
event one not easily forgotten. A
varied and interesting program of en-
tertainment, to include brief "pep"
talks, humorous readings, vocal and
instrumeditl music, has been ar-
ranged. Refreshmentsavill_lie served
and the evening will afiti& hp with a
dance.
This "get-together" is arranged
every year for the purpose of bring-
ing together, informally, the mem-
bers of the Auxiliary, of renewing
old acquaintances and establishing
new ones—of strengthening and
deepening the spirit of fraternity
among the members of the organ-
ization. Members are cordially in-
vited to come and to bring their
friends.

rences engaged the most anxious at-
tention of the Joint Delegation. At
every stage the promptest steps were
taken to bring the appeals of the
suffering Jews to the notice of the
Peace Conference and of the repre-
sentatives of the Polish, Ukrainian
and Czecho-Slovak governments. Af-
ter the military excesses reported
from Pinsk and Vilna, Mr. Lucien
Wolf and Mr. Louis Marshall strong-
ly urged upyw,t-Ite British and United
States delttAions, respectively, to
4
take measures for the protection of
the Polish Jews, and instructions
were promptly sent to the British and
American Ministers in Warsaw to act
in the sense suggested by the Jew-
ish delegates. Similar appeals ad-
dressed to Mr. Paderewski and Mr.
Sydcrenko, the chiefs of the Polish
and Ukrainian missions, met with a
sympathetic response. Later on, when
the American and British Commis-
sions of Enquiry under hf r. Morgen-
than and Sir Stuart Samuel were dis-
patched to Poland, the Joint Delega-
tion placed at their disposal much
valuable information, and were other-
wise privileged to contribute to the
exhaustiveness of their investigations.
The labors of these commissions are
likely to prove of great value in the
reconstruction of Jewish life in Po-
The Detroit chapter of Iladassah
land on a basis of the minority
treaties, and hence they must be re- will meet at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday,
garded as forming an integral part March 23, at the Shaarey Zedek
of the great work of the Peace Con- Synagogue. A fine program has been
arranged for this meeting. A piano
ference on the Jewish question.
Thus ends a long and deeply in- solo will be given by Mr. Maurice
MISS IDA MINES
teresting story of triumph over diffi- D. Silver and a violin solo by Mrs.
Who Heeds Menorah at Ann Arbor.
culties. With profitable pride the re- I. Liebergott. In addition there will
tary of the Intercollegiate Zionist port points out that the "minority he a number of Zionist readings.
Society. The other officers are De- treaties are far more than a charter The meeting is open to the Jewish
vera Steinberg, Traverse City, Mich., of Jewish liberties. In franting the women of Detroit who are invited to
join the Iladassah, which is the
vice-president; Simon Shelter, De- formula on which they are based, the
troit, secretary; and Abbott Wino- Joint Foreign Committee asked for no American Zionist organization for
privileges for their own brethren, but women.
grad, Nashua, N. II., treasurer.
Ann Arbor, Mich.—The Intercolle- sought to obtain for them the rights
giate Menorah Society of the Univer- of free citizens as part of a new reign
sity of Michigan is passing through of liberty and justice in Eastern Eu-
one of its most successful terms since that, 'together with the emancipa-
its inauguration. Due to the large tion of the Jews, the whole level of
enrollment of Jewish students, it has the political and moral life of that
become one of the largest Jewish col- rope, in which all their compatriots,
of whatever race or creed, might
WARSAW—Recently there was
legiate societies in the country.
At the last regular meeting of the equally participate. The result is posted on the bulletin board of the
society, Miss Blanche J. Hart, execu- vast region will now be sensibly Warsaw University a proclamation to
tive secretary of the United Jewish raised. Through the accidents of an the Polish students, signed by the
Charities of Detroit. was the princi- intensely chequered history, these International Alliance of Anti-
pal speaker. Miss Hart dealt inter- countries have hitherto been vowed Semitic Students, which declared that
estingly with the social problems of to inter-racial strife and religious the University is fast losing its Polish
Dertoit. She laid stress on the need tolerance, and the resultant political character, because fifty per cent of the
for trained social workers and con- instability has shaken Europe to its students are Jews. The latter, accord-
cluded with a plea for greater inter- foundations. To inaugurate an era ing to the proclamation, are a menace
est ill' Jewish social work among the of conciliation in these lands, and to to the entire country. "The Mor-
found it on a wide conception of po- genthaus and the Samuels," it went
Jewish student body.
litical liberty and social justice, was on, "come here to dictate to us."
Purim Party.
Through the efforts of the presi- obviously the first task of any plan Therefore the Polish students are
dent, Miss Ida Mines, a very inter- of European reconstruction which urged to resist this Jewish invasion,
esting Purim program was given dur- aimed at establishing the peace of the to bar their Jewish colleagues front
ing the week. The spirit of the Jew- world on a sure foundation. That all elective student organizations and,
ish festival was emphasized in a read- task has been accomplished—so far in general, to make it impossible for
ing by Miss Devera Steinberg. Mor- as written pledges can accomplish them to live and to be active in Po-
ris Cohen introduced a musical in- anything—by the minority treaties. land.
strument, fashioned of a cigar box, The promise of these great compacts
and succeeded in coaxing many en- remains to be fulfilled. It is too much C. J.
ticing tunes from the unprepossess- to hope that the passions which ren-
ing instrument. Oscar Brown cre- dered them necessary will disappear
ated much merriment with humorous in a moment. But the beginning has
New York—Mrs. Alexander Kohut.
recitations. while Simon Shetzer been made, and under the watchful
Chairman of the National Appeal of
thrilled his audience with readings care of the League of Nations and the
the
Council of Jewish Women for
tactful and sympathetic discipline of
from Kipling's poems.
The program was brought to a fit- the International Tribunal of Justice, funds to further its Americanization
ting culmination by serving "haman- we may yet see the variegated races program and for the purpose of giv-
ing proper information to the future
tashen" and ginger-ale. The enter- and creeds of these sorely tried coun-
tainment served as a relaxation from tries rebuilding their national lives Immigrants, so that they will not
the usual Menorah programs, which in a spirit of concord, mutual respect, have to start life anew with the ter-
rible handicap of the past, has an-
are literary in nature, dealing with and a common patriotism. To this
work, we do not doubt, our own Jew- nounced the names of 119 nationally
the Jewish problems of the day.
prominent women who will act as
ish
brethren
will
bring
their
s
full
Sonic of the speakers scheduled for
future appearances before the Me- share of patience and tolerance, and vice-chairmen of the national cam-
paign committee, and will supervise
will
hasten
by
their
public
spirit
to
norah are Prof. Cross of the Fine
Arts Department of the U. of M., justify their enjoyment of the political local drives in their own localities.
Dr. Felix Levy of Chicago, Prof. and civil rights which have now hap-
Baldwin of the University of Illinois, pily been conferred upon them."

Ann Arbor, Mich.—For the first
time in many years a woman heads
the Menorah Society at the Univer-
sity of Michigan. She is Miss Ida
Esther Mines, a senior literary stu-
dent from Fall River, Mass.
Miss Mines is one of the most ac-
tive students on the Campus, having
been vice-president and secretary of
the Athena literary Society, vice-
prekident of the Menorah and secre-

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ANTI-SEMITE STUDENT
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JEWISH INVASION

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Detroit, Michigan.

Phone Cadillac 3299.

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44 BROADWAY

Take Home Borne of Our
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The Strand Is now open to the
public. Be sure and visit this clean,
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feature — Business
specia
A
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and 2:00 daily.

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Our representative Is at your ser-

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Ito.rh-lhodemeh Adel.•.Thurs. Feb. 111
Carlot ICrart of Cather).Thuns., Mar. 4
Itoneh.4 hodr•ch SIsann...Mitt., Mar. 20
rnattoler I Preach) Sat., AprIl 2
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Thum, May 6
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W. DRIVE CHAIRMAN
APPOINTS 119 AIDES

Prof. Oko of Hebrew Union College
of Cincinnati, and l'rof. David Fri- General Bredow Slain By Own
day of the Economics Department,
Troops.
U. of M. Recently Dr. Julian Mor-
genstern of the Hebrew College gave
an interesting talk on "Ancient Jew-
London.—General Bredow, who is
alleged to have been responsible for
ish Folk Tales."
I. PRESTON PEARLMAN.
Jewish pogroms in South Russia, has
been shot and killed by his own at-
tendants, according to a Moscow dis-
patch received here.

Polish Medical Society
Rejects Jews As Members

Warsaw—The Medical Society
here, at its last session, refused to
admit a man to membership because
he was a Jew. At the same session,
another applicant for membership
was rejected—although he claimed
to he a Polish Christian—because his
name appeared to be Jewish and it
was feared that perhaps he was ac-
tually a Jew.
The Polish Socialist paper, which
reports this occurrence, protests at
the bringing of religious and politi-
cal considerations into a purely sci-
entific organization. It declares that
the attitude shown by the Medical
Society is all the more absurd, in
view of the fact that 80 per cent of
the articles printed in its official or-
gan are written by Jews.

A number of Jewesses of Belfast,
Ireland, have formed the Belfast La-
dies' Hebrew Studying Circle, for the
purpose of studying the Hebrew lan-
guage. Classes are held weekly.

Prague.—The Federation of Jewish
Women in Czecho-Slovakia is now
holding its convention here. All the
Jewish women's organizations in the
country are represented. This body
concerns itself with social and cul-
tural interests and also takes up pure-
ly political questions. The present
Congress will determine the attitude
of the Jewish women toward the va-
rious political parties, and will con-
sider ways and means of extending
its sphere to cover larger problems in
the Jewish world. •

The Chief Rabbi was one of the
guests of the Corporation of the City
of London at the Guildhall on the
occasion of the presentation of an
address to President Poincare and at
the subsequent luncheon.

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Installment feaures. YOUR credit is good here.

No
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everybody ought to know you can't run a telephone company
without money.

D NT

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IF YOU ARE.

TO HAVE THE

It 13 just the seine with those of us
who go to make up the telephone
company; we linemeo, operators, elec-
tricians and engineers; the cost of Ilv-
ng has hit us just a hard as it has hit you. And Cie cost of
the materials with wh ch we work has just about doubled.

TELEPHONE

THE A-I MILD

These are plain, everyday facts Without enough money to
pay expenses it is jams its impossible for on to tun the telephone
company as it is inua ssible to run a train without t auks.

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rue hi' business. The housewife knows
she must have money to run the home.
Th. te both know that it costs more to
run anything, these days, than it did
two or three years ego.

WE MUST HAVE

WE HAVE MOVED FROM

Samuel Philips, formerly connected
with the Easton (Pa ) V. M. H. A..
has been engaged by the Hebrew
Sheltering and Immigrant Aid So-
ciety to visit Siberia and extend the
facilities of the society to Jewish suf-
ferers there.

Hadassah, through its School Hy-
giene Committee of Palestine, has
been giving special attention to pu -
131011-1020
pils needing medical aid, and has as-
New Tear.. Eve
sa... Sept. 1 1 signed doctors to take care of these
•The dry bedlam at ••••et •f the day
pupils.
preeedlaz

ld

Sometimes people seem to forget this fact concerning the
telephone. The business man knows he must have money to

A number of Jewish young men
and women of San Francisco,
have formed an organization to assist
in raising funds for a San Francisco
pavilion to he erected at the sana-
torium at Duarte, Cal.

A. LAPIN COHEN,
President

Why travel "down-
town" and pay high-rent
prices for silverware when
Finest"
the "largest o
Jevcelry Store on the st
Side offers you the sa
selections from all the
newest "Community",
"1847" Rogers Bros. and
Wm. Rogers patterns,
with no "extras" added to
the price-tickets?

FEDERATION OF JEWISH
WOMEN HOLD CONGRESS
IN CZECHO-SLOVAKIA

After serving in the Suffolk County
(Mass.) District Atforney'S Office
sitfae 1909 as assistant district attor-
The Chevrah Kadisha (Free Burial ney, Abraham C. Webber has re-
Society) of San Francisco, Cal., has signed. David Mancovitz of Boston
awarded contracts for the erection of has been appointed as his successor.
new building. When the building
is completed the society will extend
the scope of its work.

Mr. NI. J. Landa, who for the past
fourteen years has been on the edi-
torial staff of the London (Eng.)
Daily News, has resigned to take up
a position in the publications depart-
ment of the English Zionist Fedora
lion.

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