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DETROIT
AVENUE
WOODWARD
The May Sales
A Healy's
Now4n Full Swing
From every department
comes savings of a defi-
nite nature. Never be-
fore in the H istory of the
Healy Shops have values
been so attractive.
CAN'T BLUFF ME,
SAYS SAMMY, THE
WIZARD IN CHESS
(Continued from page 1.)
it being strictly Kosher. Ile finally
had to be taken over to a Hastings
street lunch room for his breakfast.
Is Thoroughly Jewish.
During the first hours of his stay
here, when one of the party that was
accompanying him to newspaper and
other offices referred to him as a
Polish boy, Sammy objected. Ile was
Jewish and wanted to be known as
gush.
After meeting photographers and
reporters from all local newspapers,
Sammy was taken to the City Hall to
meet Mayor James Couzens at 10:30
a. m. The mayor greted him kindly,
welcoming him to the city and assur-
ing him that if there was anything
he wanted it would be procured. A
ride in a Cadillac car, which is Sam-
my's favorite, was then suggested.
But just at this time Sammy became
stubborn and declared he would not
go. It made no difference to him,I
mayor or no mayor.
Asks for Cadillac.
Months of planning brings
merchandise to you that
charts the way to economy.
WAYNE BATHS
Front St., between Second and
Sulphur Mineral
Third.
Water, the same as
Mt. Clemens
But in Detroit
These waters are a never.fallIng
remedy for Rheumatism, Nervous-
ness, Eczema and all other forma
of skin diseases.
In such painful troubles as
Neuritis and Sciatica
We i.se, In connection with the
mineral baths, 1lectrto-Theraphy,
administered by experts, the com-
bination treatment giving almost
Instant relief.
Open Day and Night for Ladles
and Gentlemen
Mineral Bath
31.00
Turkish Bath
$1.50
Lodging
60c
Take *oodward Car Marked
"Through," get off at Second
and Jefferson
Telephone Cherry 4784
Joseff Bros.
Superior Kosher
Restaurant
They pointed out that there was room said he believed his unusual ability
enough in this country for millions in playing chess is "largely due to
of more people, and they charged that his unusual memory and to his ability
racial prejudice and religious bigotry to concentrate unusually within a
were back of the sponsors of the narrow field."
measure.
The unusual power of concentra-
Similar meetings were held the tion developed by Samuel Rzeschew-
same evening in Baltmore, Boston, ski was also revealed during the first
Chicago and in other cities. hours of his stay in Detroit. While
The meeting adopted resolutions on the trip from the M. C. depot with
expressing its strongest disapproval Sir. Steinberg, the latter found diffi-
of the bill as subversive of the ideals catty in finding the key to the igni-
and principles of America," and HP- tion lock. Sammy monetarily made
pealing to Congress to make such a study of the key hole, took the
amendments as would exclude from bunch of keys from Mr. Steinberg,
the 3 per cent limit the wives, chit- and without any difficulty picked out
dren and sisters of American citizens the required key.
and declarants.
2038 WOODWARD
(Coe. Elizabeth)
Tel. Cad. 861
Open 11 to 11
•
THE
Strand
Lunch
and
Delirmess•n
Give us a Trial
Jack Gropper,
Manager
Cherry 5176.
1344 Bromism
SPRUN KI
Drives for Two Hours.
Before Sammy would play the
games scheduled for him here, he in-
JUNIOR HADASSAH GIRLS
sisted on having the Cadillac prom-
i SEW DOLLS FOR ORPHANS iced him earlier in the ilsty, and his
I
wish was filled by a cousin of his re-
sang in Detroit, Isidore Wexler, of
Because of the Passover holidays, 4209 Lasalle
avenue. Sammy drove
it was necessary for the Junior Ila-
dassah to postpone their meeting at the Cadillac himself for about two
hours.
the Shaarey Zedek until the coming
Sammy was matched against 20 of
Monday, May 9, at 8 p. m. The ex- the best players in this district in the
tra time has been utilized by the simultaneous game played Thursday
Misses Ethel and Belle Silverman, evening at the Y. M. C. A. As he
who have charge of the social end of romped from table to table and board
this
to requested
hoard, he
whistled
into
All meeting.
the members • are
to ded
the players
and his fist, kid-
kidded
by
bring the following materials neces• them in turn, and in was
general
made
nary for making the dolls: One hose, the appearance of a boy with a man's
black or white; cotton batting, or ideas and a man's confidence. He
other material for stuffing; material did not seem to fear any of the play-
ENGRAVING COMPANY I for dress and bonnet; needle and
erg and when on one occasion he
700 MARQUETTE BLDG.
thread. realized that he had made a bad move
DESIGNING
COLOR PLATES
Those who desire to send a doll to against one of the players, he merely
PhOICHIET000RIN6 HALF-TONES
a Palestine orphan may send their shook his head in disapproval of his
contribution to the Junior Hadassah own act and trotted over to the next
by leaving the doll at the office of board without any visible concern on
NM OM
MI NM the Shaarey Zedek. If unable to de- his part.
liver the dolls, the organization will
Wears Medals.
be glad to call for them. Call Glen-
Sammy's chest was covered with 12
dale 4749 and leave your name and of the 14 medals he has received in
address.
different parts of the world in the
past two or three years. The most
Detroit's Exclusive Hatter I. Z. A. IS ADDRESSED
important medals he received from
the International Chess Club at Palais
BY RABBI HERSHMAN Royale. Paris, and the U. S. Military
Library Park Hotel Bldg.
, Academy at West Point. Other
; medals he received from the London
Gratiot at Library.
Rabbi A. M. Hershman Tuesday ; office of the World Zionist Organize-
SPE
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NM evening delivered a masterful ad- tion, Berlin, Leipsic, Hamburg, Ant-
dress before the Detroit chapter of werp, London, Warsaw, Lodz, Cleve-
the Intercollegiate Zionist Associa- land, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia.
. tion on "Zionism Today." Rabbi Of the 20 men who played against
Hershman outlined the conditions in Sammy Thursday evening, he lost to
the Zionist movement and compared only two, won 15 of the games, and
the pre-Herzlian movement with the the other three were declared draws
state of affairs today.
when adjudicated by Referee Banks.
The Detroit I. Z. A. will have • Sammy beat John Winter, the Michi•
hike on May 15. For May 17 an gan state champion; J. S. Barnes, the
interesting debate has been arranged University--pt Michigan champion,
on the question of the break in the
his game against Emil Wiesel-
Zionist ranks. Miss Rosenstein and erg, the/City champion, resulted in
Mr. Zeilman will outline the position • draw:, Ile lost to S. L Pan Noor-
of the Judge Mack group, while t
den, the Toledo champion, and to B.
position of the World Zionist leaders,. Frank, a Detroit man. The game
with Dr. Weizmann as president, will! started at 8:46 p. m. and lasted till
— WE PAY SPOT CASH —
be briefly told by Mr. Goldstein and ' 12:45, when Sammy had to atop play-
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Miss Esther Silk. A fine musical 1 ing to catch a train going back home
program and a musical "stunt" has [ the games then being adjudicated by
61 Palmer W., near Woodward
s also been prepared for that evening.; Referee Banks.
Henry the Hatter
USED
CARS
1.1110 IIIIIIII
A SUPER VALUE
Sammy and the Mayor.
Just about that time, local movie
men arrived to take a short movie
film of Sammy with the mayor. Evi-
dently the movie men didn't know
Sammy, for, although he felt at home
with photographers throughout the,
morning, he absolutely refused to aPis
pear in a movie. The secret soon'
leaked out, when he told that he was
under contract with a movie firm and
declared that he was determined not
to break the contract.
When Mayor Content; himself be-
gan to beg the boy to follow him
"just for a photograph, not a movie,"
he mayor going to the extent of
promising the boy he would see to it
that they would not appear in
movies, Sammy told the city execu-
tive: 'You can't bluff me," and that
settled the argument.
Immediately upon his arrival, Sam-
my insisted that a Cadillac car be
procured for him, and he would not
budge an inch until the promise was
made that such an automobile would
be gotten for him. On the way from
the Michigan. Central depot, Sammy
spotted every make of automobile.
He was taken around town in a Lex.'
ington car belonging to Morris Stein.
berg, of the Detroit Chess and
Checker Club, which was responsible
lor■g■ for Sammy's coming to Detroit for
an exhibition game. Although it was .'
U. S. SENATE ADOPTS
the first time he had seen a Lexins
ton car, it took a short time before
IMMIGRATION BILL
Sammy had made a study of the ma-
of the car and gave Mr.
BY VOTING 78 TO 1 chinery
Steinberg some pointers on run- —
fling it.
Sammy came to this country last
(Continued from page 1.)
November and in the short period of
the immigration bill providing that his stay in this country he has made
an exception shall be made in the case a study of the English language,
of Jews who apply for admission to which he speaks fairly well. He reads
this country. Mr. Chandler said that a great deal and is, in general, no
the proposed exceptions favoring the different from the average boy, al-.
Jews would be only one of almost a though it is clearly evident that the
dozen exceptions under which Alexi- attention paid him by all he COWS
cans, Spaniards and other nationali- in contact with have spoiled him.
ties were prmitted to come here. Ile Sammy was born in Ozorkow, Po-
said that he would ask that exception land. His father is a New York linen
be made in the case of the Jews as merchant. Ile learned to play the
a "matter of righteousness and eter- chess game by watching his father
oar justice," because they were with- about four years ago.
out a homeland and therefore with
Previous History Unusu•l.
out protection against injustice and
Dr. A. L. Jacoby and members of
persecution.
Mr. Chandler quoted Theodore' his staff, of the psychopthic clinic at
Roosevelt as saying that he hoped to the Municipal Courts Building, tested
see the day when a Jew or a Catholic the boy during the morning. Dr.
could be elected President of the Jacoby declared the previous history
United States. The burden of his of the boy to be unusual in that he
never
attended
school,
his educa-
speech was an attack on prejudices; pion
having
been
entirely
in the
against Jews and Catholics. When
hands
of
a
tutor.
During
the test
Mr. Chandler had concluded, ex-
Judge Leon Saunders, chairman, re- the little fellow Puttered about with
minded the gathering that it had not blocks and puzzles, revealing un-
assembled as a protest by Jews or usual concentration and attention,
b refusing help whenever he found
Catholics or any other race against but
the immigration bill, but as a meeting moves difficult.
Dr. Jacoby found him to be equal
of men and women who were 100 per
to the/average 9-year-old child in
cent Americans.
general
intelligence, with special
Bill Condemned.
Without exception and in no cancer- ability in the memory field and per-
sis tence of attent ii
on, which is, ac-
Lain way, every one of the distin- cording
to the
r, very
n
guished spakers condemned the bill' for a child
of do
his cto
age.
The uusual
doctor
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Lower Prices.
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MA MON 34
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can
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VISI011at
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next 18 months.
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over.
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