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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW
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Furnished By Statistical Department
of O'Hara. Ferriss & Co.
June 9, in°.
The general trend of the market
during the past week has been quiet.
The Motors have comprised the bulk
of the transactions. Ford of Canada
being subject to some variations in
price. Ref) and Packard have held
fairly firm while Continental has
shown signs of strength, Lincoln has
been fairly active. Among the pub-
lic utilities, American Light & Trim
lion has been the subject of almost
daily sales. while good size blocks of
Edison have come out from time to
time. Michigan and Minnesota Sugar
have been popular and other indus-
trials to change hands on the local
floor have been: Detroit Creamery,
Michigan Stamping, Hayes Mfg and
Timken Detroit. The whole market
gives indications of picking up and
while the general attitute is one of
marking time pending developments,
particularly of the convention being
held at ('hicago. a strong inquiry pre.
calls throughout the list. Confidence
is fast regaining a foothold and an up-
turn of the market is anticipated in
the near future by many.
Detroit
PALESTINE JEWS PROTEST
GERMANY HAS NO
800 JEWISH FAMILIES
RESTRICTED IMMIGRATION
ON WAY TO NEW YORK
JEWISH CANDIDATES
LONDON—A resolution adopted
TO JOIN KIN HERE
by the Provincial Committee of Pal-
BERLIN—How widespread the an- estinian Jews protests in very em-
New York.—A transport with 800 ti-Semitic movement in Germany has phatic terms against the suggested
wives and children of Jewish immi- become is evident from the fact that policy of restricting immigration into
grants in this country is now on its even the Democratic party in which Palestine. The same resolution calls
way to New York from Poland, ac- the Jews have always occupied no mean upon the Zionist Actions-Committee
cording to cable advices received by position has decided not to put out any to take all possible steps in this direc-
the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Jewish candidates.
tion.
Aid Society. This is the first group
At present, there are two Jewish
of a total of 50,000 families to be members of the Democratic party in
brought to America to lie reunited the German parliament, Herr Wald-
with husbands and fathers from whom stein and Dr. Ludwig Haas. The lat-
they have been separated for years ter played an important role in the po-
by war.
litical life of Germany before the war.
Detroit
"This is not a project of new immi- After the revolution Dr. Haas became
gration," said John I.. Bernstein, Pres- the minister in Baden. He was offered
New York
ident of the organization. "Nluch the position of ambassador to Czecho-
Grand Rapids
harm has been done by the statement slovakia, Which he declined.
that we are inducing Jewish people
of Poland to come over. That is not
a fact. We have absolutely no con-
cern with any intended immigrants
except the wives and children of men
already in this country, more than (Al
per cent of whom are now American What Are
citizens." \I r. Bernstein said the Your Profits?
work the society was doing had met
with the hearty approval and co-op-
Itusiness organizations whose
eration of the Bureau of Immigra-
account. and papers are regular.
tion and the State Department.
ly audited by a Certified Public
A. W. Wallace & Co.
Listed
HIGH COMMISSIONER
TO GOVERN PALESTINE
JEWISH ART THEATER
PLAYERS TO PRESENT
TWO STAGE SUCCESSES
LONDON—Dr. Chayint Weizinann,
President of the World Zionist Coin-
mission and head of the Zionist dele-
gation to the Peace Conference, says
that the government of Palestine will
he placed in the hands of a High
Commissioner and a Council until
such time as popular representation
can be introduced. The new admin-
istration will begin in a month or six
weeks and the announcement of the
name of the Commissioner may be
expected soon.
Performers Win Plaudits of New York
Critics—At New Detroit
June 11-13.
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From the President's Desk—Talk No. 10
This Bank "Inventories"
Every Month
The Michigan State Banking Laws de-
mand that our board of directors meet
at least once each month, and shall ex-
amine the loans and investments made
by our officers and approve such.
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accountant, know exactly where
they are. where they are headed,
and what profits they are making.
(luesses, opinions and estimates
are eliminated.
The Certified Public Accountant
turns the spotlight on the true
shale of affairs. and through his
professional knowledge is capable
of correcting dangerous con-
ditions that would otherwise es-
cape attention.
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A theatrical venture that caused
wide spread and very favorable cont-
inents, in New York, this last season,
Certified Public Accountants
is the Jewish Art Theatre which is
(Members Detroit Stock Exchange)
closing a very successful season this
Main 1041
Penobscot Bldg.
month.
A mass meeting was held at New
Penobscot Building
Woolworth
Bldg.,
New
York
This enterprise, housed in the old Rochelle, N. Y., when plans were
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Garden Theatre, of the Madison adopted for the building of a new
Square Garden, New York's historical Flehreyv Institute.
show place, was the first Jewish Art
Theatre, established as an art institu-
tion, maintained its policy for art-
istic productions during the entire
season. A group of players, headed
by such splendid artists as B. Abra-
mowitz, Gershon Rubin, Jacob Ben
Ami, and Henriette Schnitzer, under
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the direction of such distinguished
men as Ossyp Dymow, Emanuel
Reicher and Jacob Ben Ami, staged
several plays, which for pure artistic
staging and naturalness of acting,
marked a new epoch on the American
stage.
Standing out prominently this last
season are an "Idle Inn" and "Green
Fields" by Peretz Hirchbein, one of
the foremost of the modern Yiddisn
writers, "Lonely Lives" by Hauptman,
and "Samson and Delilah" from the
Danish of Sven Lange, and "Bronx
Express" by Ossyp Dymow, the latter,
one of the cleverest comedies ever
put on any stage. Of these five plays,
the principle metropolitan dailies
wrote long and laudatory reviews,
particularly the New York Globe.
In its summer tours shortly to be
inauvurated by this company, a week's
stay is contemplated in this city. The
play is described as a romantic idlyl,
and of all the plays produced at the
fit
It is because the telephone is so intimately yours—because the daily
Jewish Art Theatre during last season
benefits from this service are so far-reaching and vital. that we are coming
this has been pronounced the most
to you with a message.
artistic and best calculated to afford
the players an opportunity to display
This is in line with our wish to give the people of Michigan the very beet
their abilities as character actors.
and moat extensive telephone service that could possibly be desired. And
In addition to the artists mentioned
earlier in this article are also Sonia
to do this we must have your friendly and complete co-operation.
Gorskaya, Jechiel Goldsmith, Lazar
In order to give that co-operation you naturally need and are justified in
Freed, and Mischa Gehrman. The
original cast that played at the met-
asking an intelligent understanding of the telephone business.
ropolitan play house will appear.
Manager, Louis Schnitzer, has gone to
It is our purpose, therefore, in this and succeeding announcements, to tell
considerable expense to transport the
you, among other things, exactly what the Michigan State Telephone
original decorations and scenery, so
Company is, what the giving of service involves. and to discuss with you
that local lovers of dramatic art may
present conditions and plans for the future.
see 'this idyllic Hirschbein comedy
in the form in which it was enjoyed
But it is neither our desire nor our inte.46.•
The conduct of any public service corpo-
by New Yorkers for over three
to limit the discussion to published st•ts
ration carries its share of unending prob-
months. Such critics as Ileywood
meats of out own.
leme—prohlems that are as vital to the
Brous, Kenneth McGowan, Profess-
which
it
serves
as
to
the
company
public
ors Lewisohn and Clayton Hamilton
We invite you to ask us by lease. •Iweit
itself.
have pronounced the members of the
those point. that we may overlook or mey
Those problems cannot and in (time..
not have made sufficiently clear .
cast as peers in their profession.
should not be wired by the corporation
"Samson and Delilah" will be shown
To care for these answers promptly, we
alone.
The
public
is
too
vitally
interested
at the New Detroit Opera House, Fri-
haveestablishedaspecialservicetopro ide
and where public interest is to intimately
day evening, June 11, and Sunday
you with tho necessary facts.
involved, the public's judgment must
matinee, June 13. "Green Fields," a
hays every consideration.
Where a large number of questions on any
Peretz Hirshbein production, will lie
one subject indicate • general interest in
It
given Saturday evening, June 12, and
--•• purpose, therefore, to make these
that point. we will publish the questions
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.cements a though we were all in
Sunday evening. June 13.
and answers in these columns.
council. where all have free opportunity
of discussion.
We will likewise be pleased to have you
NATIONAL BUREAU GETS $88,389.
visit any of our exchanges and see for
The office of the Jewish National
Among the problems that will undoubt-
yourself some of the thing. telephone
Bureau for America, 53 Fifth avenue,
edly come before us are mattersof service
service involves. and how we endeavor to
—why it is that there sometimes are
New York, reports the following con-
meet the demands placed upon us
apparent delays in getting • number. why
tributions received during the period
you sometimes get the wrong number. etc.
Junel, 1919—March 1, 1920:
General Donations $56, 724.33,; Na-
The problem of telephone extensions also
tional Fund Boxes $9,886.92,; Dunam
It will be our purpose to speak fr nkly, to
is a very vital one. Everyone should
Land $7,278.47,; Golden Book $7,688.-
acquaint you with every phas of the
know why it is impossible under present
67,; Tree Donations $4,023.28,; N. P.
"telephone problem." tad to maintain
conditions to install apparent. promptly
this open-minded attitude perrna nently.
5tamps $2,161.56.; Nordau Colony
for every new subscriber.
$546.00,; Voluntary Tax $80.00. The
We believe that this will res ult in a
And ws will want to discus. with you
sums total $88,389.23.
relationship that will make o I mutual
vary frankly the tate problem.and tell the
ideal of good telephone service for Michi-
real crisis that confronts as In the (Ace of
can a practical reality.
immosintly inc.reasing costs of labor and
metswiaL
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In addition to this five times each year at the call
call of the banking department, we must send to
Lansing a complete report of the condition of this
bank. This statement has to be published in the
newspapers.
Being a member of t he Federal Reserve Bank, we
must also furnish five statements each year to the
U. S. Government.
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