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616 FORD BUILDING
JANUARY 6, 1922
"It is perfectly apparent that the
public of today are more interested
in cost of up-keep, higher mileage,
gasoli:le consumption, etc., of the car
thin ever before. The year's sales of
Cie automobile companies themselves
prove this. It is cars that have proven
their low up-keep, cost, etc., that have
in the main passed a fair year. On
the other hand, the larger cars, with
their corresponding increased gas and
tire consumption, have suffered.
"The buyer of tomorrow will be a
sensible buyer. The days of 'the
price no object, get me the goods'
buyer is past. While the buyer today
is interested in the purchase price,
he is more interested in maintenance
cost, he wants to know that the car
will continue to give service and give
that service economically at a price
within his means. That this is the
tendency is proven again by the
growth in sales of air-cooled cars,
long known for their economy of
operation. Sale of air-cooled cars
the last three years has been greater
than the previous 14 years. Unques-
tionably the economical car is corn.
ing into its own.
"This spirit on the part of the buy-
ing public had much to do with the
feeling of optimism which so decid-
edly prevailed at the annual sales
meetnig of distributors and dealers
of the Holmes Automobile Company
held at Canton, Ohio, last week," said
A. A. Gottesman, local Holmes deal-
er. It is gent-rally conceded that the
worst was over and that the future
looked far brighter than the past.
The Holmes Automobile Company
fully appreciates what this trend of
nublic opinion means—in fact it has
been a deciding factor in the laying
of their plans for production and
sales for 1922.
PICK McCORNACK HUDSON
CAR CO. VICE-PRESIDENT
0. II. McCornack has been elected
vice-president of the Hudson Motor
Car Company.
Mr. McCornack, who has been gen-
eral sales manager of the Hudson
Motor Car Company for the past five
years, will continue in charge of sales,
advertising and service activities in
connection with both Hudson and F.s-
sex cars .
Yiddish has been recognized as an official language in Lithuanian towns
where the Jews constitute 20 per cent or more of the population. All
public notices must be accompanied by a Yiddish translation, a recent
order says.
• • • •
The Menorah Society of the College of the City of New York has
arranged a concert of Jewish music on Jan. 7 at the great hall of the col-
lege. This will be the second concert of its kind, the first having been
given at the City College last year.
• ••
The conference of Jewish authors • and journalists opened in Warsaw
on Dec. 29 will have as its guests President Pilsudaki, Minister of Educa-
tion Ileurich, Minister of State Downorowicz and other high officials of
the I'olish government.
• • • •
Fifteen officers who have been in Constantinople since the debacle of
General Wrangel were arrested by the British police for public Jew-baiting.
They are accused of making an attempt to start a pogrom with their cries
of "Kill the Jews and save Russia!"
• •
•
An organization to come to the assistance of the Rabbis in Eastern
Europe, by obtaining appointments for them or rendering relief on the
spot, has been formed at a conference held in London. Rabbis of many
countries participated in this conference.
• • • •
It is understood that the Central Committee of Russian Zionists, known
as the "Merkaz," have lodged a protest with the Zionist Actions Committee
against Dr. Brutzkus, the Russian Zionist who, it is alleged, made unauthor-
ized statements concerning the attitude of official Zionist circles in Russia
towards Mr. Jabotinsky's negotiations.
• • • •
Two Jews have so for been elected members of the Parliament of the
For Eastern Republic. Both members are Bundists. A ministry to deal I
with national affairs has been formed, including a special Jewish depart-
ment. The Jewish population of this republic is beginning to organize and
propose holding a general congress.
• • • •
Instructions have been issued to wives, children and parents whose hus-
bands or fathers in America have declined to provide for them, to furnish
photographs of the relatives in question to the officers of the Hebrew Immi-
grant Aid Society. The society will, with the help of these photographs,
locate the relatives in America and urge them to provide for their helpless
kin abroad. • •
• • • •
Acting upon the recommendation of the commission inquiring into the
Jaffa riots, the authorities have dismissed the prison director, Birdkush, who
stood by helplessly while the Jewish inmates of the immigration house at
Jaffa were butchered by the Arab mob. The court inquiring into his con-
duct found that this official was derelict in his duty and he has been per-
manently suspended from government service.
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Radiator shut ters
A resolution has been published in Vienna, reported to have been for-
warded to the League of Nations by the Congress of representatives of the
and motometer for
Jewish communities of Jugo-Slavia, which was held at Zagreb recently, de-
efficient motor
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control.
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Jewish citizens.
• •
driving it. It is a new type with a price
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Ilerbert Iloover has endorsed the $14,000,000 national campaign of
advantage unmatched in any car.
the American Jewish Relief Committee for the relief of suffering among
'the destitute Jew's in Eastern Europe. "It has always maintained a broad-
mindedness in the matter of race and religion," said Iloover, "and has given
its support, both financial and moral, to every effort in the alleviation of
human distress."
• •
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Jewish friends are among the first to contribute generously to the
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that he had received two checks, one for $5,000 and the other for $2,500,
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from prominent Jews.
• • •
A consignment of 700 dozen winter caps and hats, intended mainly for
the school children in Soviet Russia, has been forwarded by the United Ilat
•
and Cap Makers of North America. The value of the consignment is
about $3,500, the labor having been donated by the workers, the cloth
being a gift of the union and the manufacturers, the manufacturers also
By RABBI S. SIEGEL,
having thrown open their plants for the use of the workers who made
Chief Supervisor Michigan Branch of
these hats and caps.
• •• •
the Hebrew Sheltering and Immi-
Max Weiner, manager of the Suitcase and Bag Makers' union of New
grant Aid Society of America.
York, who was convicted and sentenced to four years' imprisonment for
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his activities in connection with the last bag makers' strike, has been re-
I have come to Detroit to urge the
leased. An appeal was made in his behalf by the United Ilebrew Trades building up of the work of the He-
and his sentence was reduced to eight months, at the expiration of which brew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid
he was released. The other three union men, Silverman, Green and Go- Society and to magnify it. Hundreds
tensky, were realesed a few weeks prviously.
and thousands of our brothers bless
• • • •
the name of this institution, because
General Motors Building
An incessant stream of refugees from the Ukraine and Crimea has been to them it tokens the possibility of
pouring in at Batoum and Tiflis, every steamer arriving from Odessa bring- passing from the outermost to the in-
ing an additional contingent of refugees, mostly aged women and children. : nermost gate of America. If on the
At Tiflis alone, a few thousand Jews have arrived from Turkestan and are one hand the Hebrew Sheltering and
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said to be starving . The condition of most of the refugees is desperate. Immigrant Aid Society teaches the
Lack of housing accommodations and food may bring on the death of thou- immigrant Jew that he must become
an American, it also reminds him that
sands unless help comes quickly, reports say.
the way in which Jews can serve
• • • •
Woodward Avenue
Sir Herbert Samuel has approved the transfer of the property from America is by remaining completely, 2843 East Grand Blvd., at Oakland
the Greek Patriarchate to the Palestine Land Development Company. The devoutedly, enthusiastically loyal
Jews.
The
Jew
who
imagines
that
he
transferred property includes a number of valuable centrally located
grounds, houses and stores, for which the I'alestine Land Development can answer the Fords and the Niluses When BETTER AUTOMOBILES are Built, BUICK Will Build Them
and the Gwynnes by denying his Jew-
Company paid £250,000. The purchase was effected in July, but the ishness, by shutting off his Jewish
transfer of the property was held up pending the High Commissioner's consciousness, by renouncing his Jew-
approval. The Jewish part of Jerusalem has thus gained a considerable ish loyalty, that Jew little under-
property, which, in the opinion of local leaders, will fulfill an urgent need. stands America. America may ask
• • • •
you and me to do one thing, that we
Drafts exchangeable for $50 worth of food, by relatives in Soviet give ourselves to America as we are
Russia, Ukraine and White Russia, are being accepted by the Jewish Peo- --our Jewish life, our Jewish hopes
ple's Relief Committee, it was announced. One hundred and twelve pounds and loyalties and ideals.
of assorted food articles will be delivered by representatives of this com-
Amidst all the turmoil and the af-
mittee to relatives and friends abroad if $50 is deposited at their office. termath of the strife, with the clash
The committee has also undertaken to forward, on behalf of organizations of arms still heard in many parts of
and Landsmanschaft•n, food in unlimited quantities for general distribu- Europe, millions of Jews continued to
tion among the Jewish populations.
suffer. The Jews of Eastern Europe
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• • • •
' continued to be what they were, while
A copy of the resolutions protesting against the convictions to long the Great Conflict raged, the shuttle-
terms of penal servitude of the three Jews accused of having thrown a bomb cock of the contending forces. Who-
Woodward Ave.
at a group of Arab "roughs" on Nov. 2 last was received by the British ever had a grievance to settle, who-
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Labor Party. The protest, signed by representatives of the Achult Ha- ev r had the ambition to obtain glory,
avodah (Jewish Labor Union), voices the indignation felt by the 10,000 or territory or dominion made the
Jewish laborers in Palestine against the vindictive sentences imposed upon Jews the butt. The Jews were the
the three Jews, who are alleged to have thrown the bomb in an act of unluckiest of all human beings
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animosities, seeking in them a scape-
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Dr. Nansen's League of Nations committee for the care of Russian ern world is heir.
WillBATTE?ta
(East of 3700 Woodward)
refugees, in session )n Geneva, is giving special attention to the problem
The Bias stands to the Jewish wan-
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of Jewish refugees. Representing the Jewish interests at this conference derer in the relationship of a great
are Mr. Wolf for the "Ica" and Mr. Aberson of the Jewish World Relief mother and elder brother, and one
7736 Grand River Ave.
Committee. The Jewish Colonization Association has been providing the who has traversed the road, who
Tel. Garfield 1639
means for the maintenance of the refugees at Constantinople, besides hav- knows of the pitfalls and the dangers
ing given a grant for the transportation of thousands of Jewish refugees and who can therefore warn and
from Constantinople to Czecho-Slovakia, it was announced at this con- guide.
ference.
It is because of the knowledge of
• • • •
this that thousands of Jews resident
Leo Motzkin, a member of the World Zionist Executive, has had a num- in this country turned to the society
.
.
.
ber of conferences in Berlin with representatives of the German Jewish urging that it help them to find their
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Hilts Verein, the Allance and the Joint Distribution Committee, for the I relatives on the other side who had
purpose of arriving at an understanding which would make possible the I been lost during the war and to es-
co-ordination of Zionist activities with those of the organizations of a tablish the means by which they
general Jewish character. Simultaneously, Mr. Motzkin is endeavoring to may become reunited with them.
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arrive at an agreement providing for the co-operation of the Binyan Ila-
In order to proceed with the work
Aretz, the German group in opposition to the World Zionist Organization, : of saving human beings, and no as to
with official Zionist circles.
he able to carry into effect the plans
• • •
for its enlarged activities, the Ile-
A note addressed by the Ukrainian People's Republic to the govern- brew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid
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ments of England, France and Italy, appealing for the material support Society of America mast be offered
of the Ukrainian army, has been published in Berlin. A special police the co-operation of every Jew and
force to protect the civil population against pogroms and other outrages Jewess in the state of Michigan and
has been organized, the note states. This corps will take no part in mili- you must be willing to share your
tary operations. Representatives of the Jewish people had been asked to bread with your kith and kin, your
form a detachment in this police corps, the Ukrainians say in their request flesh and blood, homeless in God's
that the English, French and Italians designate instructors to organize wide world. Every moment is pre-
I cious; thi saving 'sock can not lie
the force.
• • • •
portp-ned, dare not be delayed.
The speaker of the Polish Seim,•at a session of the standing committee,
emphatically repudiated the charge made by Lutoslaysky during his recent
visit to I'aris that "a Jewish deputy" had told the speaker that Jews pre- MINISTER IS ATTACKED
ferred Russia and the Ukraine to Poland, of which they were enemies, be-
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cause of the opportunities of business in the other two countries. Deputy
TO BE FORMER JEWESS
Thon demanded an explanation from the speaker and also that the Jewish
deputy who haul made the alleged statement be named. Replying, the
E. II. Clarke Weekly Market Review gives the facts pertaining to
speaker officially denied having heard any such remark from any Jewish
the active stocks in the various markets. Write today for a copy.
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.) — The anti-
deputy.
Semitic press has launched out on a
• • • •
rabid attack upon the Bavarian prime
Boris Brasol, leader of the ultra-reactionary Russian monarchists, has minister, Count Lerchenfeld, because
come to Washington with a plea to Secretary Hughes for the non-recogni- his wife, alleged to be an American
tion of the Far Eastern Republic. It is said that Brasol was an assistant Jewess, whose maiden name is said to
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prosecutor in the famous Beilis ritual murder trial at Kiev, under the Czar. have been Miss Wyman, later convert-
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Anti-semitism is the specialty of this visitor, who announces that he is ed to Catholocism, is said to be in-
working in close accord with the American delegates at the conference, fluencing hre husband's friendly atti.
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His group has already formed an anti-Semitic society of America and it tude towards the Jews and surround-
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is related of him that, largely because of their failure to hate the Jews ing herself with Jewish women who
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sufficiently, he dounced as "traitors" such men as Rodzianko, leader of the exercise a similar influence upon their
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