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DENOUNCE TRAITORS
Notes
Friday evening w• - •ices lit COngrt•
gatiOn Shuarey Zedek will be close•
March 31. Rabbi Hershman will Bice
a review of Hutchinson's "If 1Vinter
:ines." The attendance at the Fri
'day yet-nine services were better this
year than ever before. Rabbi Ilersh
man's sermons and talks have been
many and varied, but this one prom
ises to be the best of the season, as
his reviews are SO clear and concise
that reading the hook afterward is an
added pleasure and is more enjoy-
New Fur
Chokers for
Spring are
included in
our final
clearance
at really
wonderful
sav ings.
able.
PALESTINE COLONISTS
MAKE PEACE WITH ARABS
Buy
Direct
from
the
Makers.
H. & B. MARKS
Manufacturers
Retailers — Wholesalers
660 Michigan Avenue
MECHANICAL DESIGNER
Wishes a few pupils for private
course in Mechanical Drafting and
Shop Mathematics.
JERI:SA 1.1151.-1.1. T. A.)—The
colonists et P•tach Tikvah and the
Ehlers of the neighboring Arab
Jehudia, have conducted ',owe
at an Oriental ceremonial, in the
veurse of which the Jew ish represen-
tatist.s exchanged gifts es Peace nf-
f•rings with the Arid,
It will be revelled that the Arabs
of J•huclia participated in the attack
on Petach Tikvah last May. Since
then a systematic- boycott has been en-
forced by the Arabs and the Jews
against each other.
Sir Wyndham Diodes, Civil Secre-
tory and Norman Bentwich, Legal
Secretary witnessed the cerenionial
and congratulated both sides.
Y. M. H. A. DEDICATED
Will make Shop Drawings and Ex-
perimental Machine Work very
Reasonable.
NEN' YORK - -(.1. C. 13A—The new
building of the West Side Young
JACOB WOHLFELD
)ten's Hebrew Association, 225-227
537 Kirby Avenue, East
West Thirty-fifth street. was cledi•
Phone Northway 2787.3
need Sunday. The building is the
gift Of Mrs. 1.49•11 Buttenwieser in
memory Of her late husband, Laemm-
lein Duttenwieser, and will be known
NM =I as the Liceminlein Butten•i•ser
4•111 IBM
branch.
Henry the Hatter
Detroit's Exclusive Hatter
Library Park Hotel Bldg.
Gratiot at Library.
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Officers and enlisted men of the
Jewish faith in the United States
INDIANAPOLIS. — The American army and navy will be given two days
Legion is not anti-Semitic and does
In Letter to Northcliffe Repudi• not concern itself with th ,b ereligi.oui) furlough for the Passover holiday, it
was announced by Dr. Cyrus Antler,
ate Action of Agudath
views of its members,, Rabbi Lee j chairman of the army and navy com-
Levinger of New York has declared mute of the Jewish Welfare Board. ,
Israel.
in a letter to the editor of the Ile-
John G. Persliing, general ••f the
As previously reported in these brew Standard, which recently print- army, chief of stuff U. S. A., has, by
columns, a number of Jews, headed ed on article in which it charged that order of the Secretary of War, is-
by Professor de Haan, visited Lord the Legion was opposed to Jews.
sued the following instructions to the
"My personal experience, which is
Northcliffe while in Jerusalem, repre-
service:
senting themselves as the spokesmen not exceptional, may be a case in
"The Seeretary of War desires, inn :
for Orthodox Jewry in Palestine. Sub- point," Mr. Levinger states. "I am order to permit soldiers of the Jew-
chaplain
of
Lexington
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sequently, in a speech in Jerusalem,
ish faith to participate in the cele-
Lord Northcliffe stated that a depu- of New York City, whir+ has by no bration of Passover, that members of
tation of Orthodox Jews had waited means a majority of Jewish members. that faith be granted furloughs for
as a member of the national such time as necessary to permit them
On him to protest against Zionism. I served
This statement, as previously report- commute on ceremonials• which met to hr at their humus, when prrerti-
ed, aroused much feeling against the at the Kansas City convention to cable, or lit paces where Seder eel)...
deputation. draft the entire ritual and public hrations are held, from noon, April I
The Dinar Ilayom, a Hebrew Jeru- services of the Legion. This rom- 12, 1922, until midnight, April 14,
salem doily, of Feb. 14, in an open nitte• of seven included besides my-• 1922, provided no interference with ,
letter to Rabbi Zonnenfeld, head of self a Presbyterian minister and a the public service is occasioned
the Agudath Israel in Palestine, de- priest.
thereby.
"M hen appointed on this commit- •
Rabbi Zoo-
"Nlatzoth (11111eRVVIIVII bread) and' .
rn trilled an explanation
nenfeld wrote a reply to the Doer lee, I felt that my special tack would Hilegallahs (Passover Praver Books) •
Viacom in which he repudiated any be to keep the various services non- will be distributed by the Jewish1
disloyalty towards the ideals of the ceetarian, but I found at once that Welfare Board. Commanding offi-
Jewish National Home. On Feb. 19 ?very member of the committee had c•••rs will lend assistance to and CO- I
a meeting was held of remesentatives exit, tly the name view of the matter. • opete
ra with the representatives of
of Orthodox Jews, including member In (ant we had complete harmony in this board in such distribution."
of the Agudath Israel, to proles. all t work. A nember of the
Dr. Adler has also received a copy
against the action of Cie de Haan- prayer s and other port nuns were as- of a similar order issued to corn-
Zonnenfeld deputation. It was re• signed to me to draft. Our unani- mandin officers of all naval stations
solved to request the central commit- mous report was at once accepted by and ships by the Navy Department,
Or convention. This represents the at the request or the Jewish Welfare
tee Of the Agudath Israel to disclaim
ell responsibility for the action of its official policy of non-sectarianism of Boma.
Jerusalem branch. The meeting also the American Legion.
Under these orders a considerable
"F malty, let me warn all my co- number of Jewish uniformed men
resolved to demand the Rabbinical
Unlined that it denounce the traitor, religionists of the danger ••f raising will be enabled to celebrate Passover
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to the Jewish people. The Chief Rah :1 false cry of anti-Semitism where at their homes. Where soldiers or
Nicole of Palestine addressed the fol- 'lone exists, especially in a Feat or- sailors are stationed too far away
lowing letter to Lord Northcliffe. The „ranization still in the formative stage, from their homes to permit of this,
letter is signed by Rabbis Kook and where the national leaders are uni- the Jewish Welfare Board will pro-
formly men ••f broad mind and high vide for community Seclarim (Pass-
Moir:
character. Such a policy in time over suppers) in ['owns adjacent to
The Rabbinate's Letter.
,
"Following the interview with your might arouse resentment and mew. army posts or naval stations both in
lordship kindly granted to the under- dice where none exists at present", the United States and the outlying
Hanford I Legion no- possessions, and will wherever neces-
signed at Government House, we were
surprised to learn of your lordship's tional commander, has commended a sary arrange Passover services in the
subsequent speech, in which you ap- Denver synagogue for a movement it cramps n1 ttin
parently regarded as representatives sponsored to popularize the constitu-
l'rovision is Also being made to ar-
of the Jewish public the three gentle- tion of the United States.
range for the Passover celebration by
men who presented themselves before
your lordship as representatives of
the Ashkenazi committee or the Agu•
lath Israel. Your lordship apears to
have regarded this deputation as rep-
resentative of the entire Orthodox
community and concluded that the
Orthodox community is opposed to
the Zionist aims in this country.
"In our capacity as the supreme
authorized representatives of this
homeland of the Jewish people and
in our capacity as the responsible
heads of the Orthodox Jewry, it is
our duty to inform your lordship that
this deputation consisted of private
individuals who possess no authority
to speak on behalf of am' section of
Jewry, much less on behalf of the
Orthodox community, which is amazed
that these persons dared to appear
before your lordship to make such
statements in its behalf.
Orthodoxy's Ideals.
The entire community is aston-
ished that from the thousands and
tens of thousands of Jews in this
country, three or more persons could
be received by your lordship and
could attempt to mislead you to be-
lieve that they were the representa-
tives of that Orthodox Jewry whose
most sacred hope and most lofty ideal
are the return of Israel to Zion, an
ideal which finds expression in the
heart of every Orthodox Jew in his
prayers, morning, noon and night.
"We feel certain now that your
lordship is informed of the facts that
the spirit of fair play which animates
you will lead you to regard this mat-
ter in its true light so that the gen-
eral public shall not be misinformed
and shall recognize that Orthodox
Jewry, together with the whole house
of Israel is animated in every fiber
of its being by the desire fur the re-
turn to Zion. Orthodox Jewry is con-
fident that it is God's will that the
realization of the prophecies of the
return of Israel t•• the land of its in-
heritance should be by the intermedi-
ary of Great Britain.
"We have nut the slightest doubt
that Great Britain will adhere to its
promise in the Balfour Declaration,
which will stand as an eternal sign in
human history."
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Perfection Lodge Na. 486, F. lir A. San Carlo engagement at the Garrick
. will hold special communication. Theater commences on Sunday even- w••.
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April 5. Third NI. M. decree at 3 ' in • A
nesday and Saturday, during which
p. m. Banquet at 6:30 p. tn.
time nine different operas will be PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman or
C. K. SANDORF. Secretary.
sung.
young couple, with housekeeping
The repertoire of operas that will
privileges, in private family. Jew-
be presented in Detroit have been ar-
ish home without children. 1534
ranged personally by Fortune Gallo,
W• Euclid; Market 3053-W,
the general director of the San Carlo
Grand Opera, so that several prima WANTED—Hebrew teacher for two
small boys. Lessons at home. Call
donnas of international repute may
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be heard here, including Anna Fit-
clam, Elizabet Amsden, Bianca Sa-
ver, 4021 Fourth Ave.
roya, Josephine Lucchesi, Nina Fray-
BRICK HOUSE—Seven rooms and
cani and Sofia Charlesboie.
bath. Two-car garage. Paved alley.
The operas that will be presented
$12,500. Terms. Apply owner, 328
in Detroit are an follows: Sunday,
Leicester court, near Brush.
"Othello," Monday, "Rigoletto;"
Tuesday, "Aida," Wednesday mat-
HIGH SCIIOOL GIRL would like po-
inee, ''Tales of Hoffman," Wednes-
sition as mother's helper. Box No.
day evening, "Cavalleria Rusticana"
632, Jewish Chronicle.
and "Pagliacci;" Thursday, "Madame
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Saturday matinee, "Lohengrin;" Sat-
room for refined gentleman. 4641
urday evening, "II Trovatore."
Brush St., Apartment No 2. Near
A !special feature of the San Carlo
Woodward.
engagement will be the famous San
Carlo Grand Opera orchestra from YOUNG MAN desires room with pri•
sate family in exclusive residential
the Manhattan Opera House, New
district. Address Box 639, Jewish
York, under the direction of Maestro
Chronicle.
Ernesto Knoch, one of the foremost
of European conductors, who also has
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This season the majority of the
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leading artists with the San Carlo
Grand Opera will be heard in Detroit FEMALE bookkeeper and stenog-11
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beth Amsden, as well as Sofia Charles-
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from Woodward. Reference re- A
Previous engagements of the San
quired. Northway 1963.
Carlo Grand Opera have been highly
successful in Detroit and a flood of BEAUTIFUL furnished room for one
or two gentlemen. Good home.
mail orders this year indicates that
Sirs, Wm. Jeremiah, 296 E. War- •
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SIXTIETH BIRTHDAY
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MONTREAL.—(J.
Brainin of New York, dean of modern tributed by the board to all Jewish
Hebrew literature, celebrated his 60th men.
birthday here surrounded by his child-
ren and friends.
Born on l'urim day, 1862, in Lath,
Mohilev, Russia, Brainin has been
writing continually since 1880, his
first literary connection being with
the daily "Ilamelitz," of which he be-
JERUSALE111,—(.1. C. B.)—The
came editor in 1889. Since that time expected propaganda inciting the Ar-
he has edited many Hebrew periodi- ab population to make use of the ap-
cals in various countries, and at the proaching Easter holidays in Pales-
present time is editor of the literary tine has begun. Leading in this prop-
Hebrew monthly "Hatoren" in New aganda with an unprecedented frank-
York.
ness and boldness is the Jaffa l'hillis-
Mr. Brainin is the author of sev- tin. The two notable exceptions are
eral thousand essays and biographical the Al Naffir of Haifa find the Al
sketches, many of which have been Achbar of Jaffa, both of which cau-
translated into the more important tion mo•leratesness in dealing with
European languages. A special edi- the Jews. The others are uniform-
tion, in 30 volumes, of his collected ly hostile and taking advantage of the
works in the original Hebrew is now suspension of the censorship, are call-
in preparation.
ing upon the Arali population to stage
Reuben Brainin, who Won an inti- a final demonstration against the
mate friend of Herzl's has always Zionsit policy of the British Govern-
been active in the Zionist movement, ment reaffirmed recently in the state-
together with Dr. Schnierer, Dr. Nos- ments of Colonel Winston Churchill.
eig and Nathan Birnbaum. Mr. Brain-
It is generally believed that the
in founded, in 1892, the first politieal- Arab ringleaders are taking advan-
Zionist movement, which preceeded tage of the High Commissioner's ill-
ness to foment disturbances.
that of Ilerzl.
The tire mileage .
is unusually high
NEW YORK. — (J. C. B.) —The1
monthly Hebrew journal Hatoren,
Acting on the results of exhaustive
which enters on the ninth year of its, research which has been in progress
publication, has been issued in a new i for two and one-half months, Richard
:trot enlarged form by the Safruth flartst, general manager ••f the De-
Publishing Company, of which I. Metz troit branch of the Cadillac Motor
, is president, Solomon Lampert treas- Car Company, announced last week
urer and E. Schmerier secretary.
that the new policy which is to gov-
VALUE CARS AT VOLUME PRICES
The enlarged Hatoren, while re- ern the service department is now
maining unfalteringly Zionistic thus i in full operation.
becomes a private venture, the sup-1
Some time ago Mr. Ilarfst secured
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port of the Zionist Organization of a group of time study experts from
: America having been withdrawn.
the Cadillac factory, who have been
The March number contains con- continuously busy in the Cadillac
tributions by Reuben Brainin, the branch. As a result of their efforts,
Service on All Make..
editor, Dr. J. Blau, Dr. Isaac Epstein 95 per cent of the jobs that go
Inspection.
Jerusalem, Dr. Joseph Reiter of through the service department have
PEASANT LEADER RETIRES of
Philadelphia, Ab. Goldberg, Joseph been standardized 110i only in the
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l'rofessor Charles Cuttler-Terry and , to cost and time required. This has
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111•KAREST.—(J. C. B.)—Elected others. brought a new and lowered scale of
by a overwhelming majority to the
7736 Grand River Ave.
In honor of the sixtieth anni- prices to the customer and has re-
Roumanian Parliament, M. Lupo, lead- : versary of Reuben Brainin, the vet- suited also in larger earning power,
Tel. Garfield 1639
er of the l'easant's l'arty, retired in eras editor and publicist, an associa- for the service forces who are new
favor of the Jewish candidate, Dr. tion has been formed to publish his paid on peace work.
Adolf Stern. Mr. Lupo's attachment collective works, comprising about :30
Patrons of the Cadillac branch also
for Dr. Stern dates back to the time valumes
will find new way of handling serv-
of the Berlin treaty, when the latter
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ice charges. Service now is sold just
led the fight for the rights of the mi-
like any other commodity, every job
For Automobile•, Trucks and Motor Boats
norities.
bring contracted for at an agreed
Incomplete reports from other parts
The announcement that the San mice between the service salesman
of thecountry indicate that a Jewish
I. t d f ' Carlo Grand Opera is again to play a and the car owner.
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' than the usual interest this year, as Harfst, "that we can make Cadillac
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Rabbi Zirelson retired in favor of
this organization has attained a plane repairs cheaper than any other place
Candidate Filderman.
of artistic excellence that puts it on in Detroit.
a parity with any other similar or-
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