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SANDERS TO ASSUME
DUTIES AS GENERAL
MANAGER OF D-A-C

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W. J. Doughty, president and gen-
Sisterhood Em•nuel.
eral manager of the Detroit Air
Cooled Car Company, makers of the The Sisterhood of Congregation
32 horsepower, twin-three D-A-C, Emanuel announces a change in the
makes the announcement that ar- date of their card party to Wednes-
rangements have been perfected with day, June 28, as the Iladassah are
Frank Sanders of Chicago to assume giving a card party on June 31. The
the duties of general sales manager Sisterhood will give a luncheon and
of the D-A-C and the entire market- card party at the new Craystone Car-
ing of the•new air cooled car will be dens. Tables should be reserved im-
under the supervision of Mr. San- mediately, as only a limited number
d ots.
will he sold.
For reservations call
At a recent meeing of D-A-C NIrs. II. Gordon, Hemlock 7706; Mrs.
stockholders held in Detroit Sanders I,. Solovich, Market 1246-W; Mrs.
was elected first vice-president and Herman Fisher, hemlock 7584. En-
President Doughty induced him to re- tire proceeds are for charity. There
linquish all other connections and de- will be prizes for each table.
vote his years of motor car experi-
ence to the furtherance of the
Daughters of Esther Mizrachi.
D-A-C. Mr. Sanders for several
A meeting of the Daughters of
years was factory representative of Esther Mizrachi will be held this Sun-
the air cooled Franklin and recently day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
was the largest Franklin distributor Mogen Abraham Synagogue on
in the United States, with headquar- Farnsworth streets. Dr. Magnes of
ters in Chicago. Mr. Sanders brings New York will address the organiza-
to the D-A-C organization a fund of tion, giving interesting information
marketing experience that is equaled about conditions in Palestine. Mem-
by few motor car officials and is ad- bers and friends of the society are
ditional evidence that President urged to be present and hear Dr.
Doughty intends to surround himself Magnes' message. Refreshments will
with the best men available. be served.

Ladies' Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge.
A card party will be given by the
Ladies' Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge
on Monday afternoon, June 26, at 2
o'clock, on the ballroom floor of the
Steller Holes'. Refreshments will be
served and prizes awarded. Tickets
may be obtained from members of
the auxiliary.
The next regular meeting of the
Ladies' Auxiliary will be held Mon-
day evening, June 12, at 8 o'clock,
on the ballroom floor of the Statler
Hotel. All members are urged to at-
tend, as important plans will be dis-
cussed.

I. Z. A.
The Detroit chapter of the Inter-
collegiate Zionist Association, at the
meeting held Wednesday evening at
the Shaarey Zeedk, re-elected Miss
Esther Rosenstein as president. Zelda
Medvedov was elected vice-president,
Faye Aronson secretary and Sam
Zellman treasurer.
The organization will function
throughout the summer in the form
of a study circle, plans for which
are now under way.

Clairmount Club.
Philomathic Debating Club.
M. Velick of the initiation commit-
'1he Philomathic, at its meeting of
tee
announces
that novelties are be-
last Sunday evening, instituted a
program of hat speeches instead of ing introduced in the initiation cere-
the scheduled debate. Topics that mony of the club. At the last meet-
—
are outstanding in the affairs of the ing, the Clairmount Weekly, the or-
Starting a comparative) y few years world were discussed by Ben Safir, ganization's paper, was read by John
ago with a lone car, the Broadway R. Bernstein and Sydney DeYoung. Sklar. A half-hour of the Meeting
Taxicab and Service Company has
This Sunday evening will find the was devoted to parliamentary drill .
grown until it now operates a fleet of Philomathic meeting for the last time Harry Mills gave a saxophone selec -
II cars.
this term with the exception of the tion, accompanied on the piano by
There are various reasons for this model
The record of the
The Philomathic can Mr. Rubinstein.
prosperity. In the first place, Abe '
boast of the most successful term indoor baseball team so far is four
Ilertzberger, the manager of the in the 23 years of the organization's games won and none lost. The next
company, saw that those who hire existence. The board of directors, meeting of the club will be held
cars prefer something that has an in- : under harry II. Platt, the speaker, Thursday evening at the Clairmount
dividual and private appearing look, worked with unselfish efforts, to ob- clubrooms, 5139 Ilastings street. Vis-
hence he has kept away from the , tan a high standard and the success itors are invited.
taxicab look, buying touring cars, that has been obtained can not be
Let-Er-Flicker Club.
sedans and limousines.
: doubted.
The Let-Er-Flicker Club held their
Mr. Hertzberg sees that these cars .
At the final meeting of this term,
are kept spick and span and when a' which will be held at the Farnsworth weekly meeting last Thursday at the
car arrives at the shire it is wanted Talmud Torah, the organization will home of Miss Ethyle Schnabel, 1464
there is nothing about it but the li-' elect its officers for the ensuing term, Virginia Park. After the meeting,
cense number that looks like other , reopening in September. Along with dancing was enjoyed and vocal selec-
cars in the service.
the election of officers will be the tions were rendered by Miss Rosalie
Madanes. The club decided to give
The drivers have been picked with final reports of committees.
a formal dinner dance and the presi-
the same care. They are intelligent,
dent, Norman Birnkrant, will head •
and experts and the service is such
Progress Club.
af-
that the company has not had any
At the last meeting of the Progress committee to take charge of this
The entertainment committee
trouble in keeping its patrons.
Club the semi-annual election was fair.
The eras are operated by the hour held, the following being elected: arranged a program for the next
or trip. The rates are reasonable. President, 1. Sachs; vice-president, F. meeting, to be held Thursday, June
The telephone number is Cadillac 301 Fogelson; secretary, C. Miller; trees- 15, at the home of Norman and Theo-
and the main office of this company urer, II. Elias. The board of direc- dore Birnkrant, 628 East Boston
is at 1448 Randolph street.
tors consists of I. Sachs, 11. Collinger, boulevard.
S. Kovan, I. Falk, S. Bernstein and
Nu Beta Phi.
D. I. Berris. Sunday evening, June
Frontenac Cafe.
A regular meeting of the No Beta
11, the Progress Club will oppose the
Phi
Sorority
was held Wednesday
The Frontenac Cafe at 42 Mon- Maccabean Sports in a debate at the evening, May 31, at the home of Miss
roe is reputed to be the coolest place El Moshe synagogue. The Progress Jeanette Kabaker, 590 East Palmer
in town, where one can get an ex- Club is now launching a member- avenue. Final arrangements for the
cellent meal and at the same time en- ship campaign and all Jewish boys social event to be held Wednesday
joy dancing on a wonderful dance and girls between the ages of 15 and evening were made. The next regu-'
floor. The Frontenac has a washed 17 are invited to attend the meet- tar meetnig will take place at the
air system and is equipped with all ings., held each Thursday evening at
home of Miss Ida Silver, 590 Palmer
particulars of a modern dining room. 7:30 o'clock at the Balch School club-
avenue, Wednesday evening, June 14.
room.

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It is generally conceded that foreign mo-
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sented by a constantly increasing
number of students in entering
classes and insufficient class room
and dormitory accommodations. This
statement said in response to an in-
quiry that with a widespread discus-
sion of that sort going on it was na-
(Concluded from page one.)
tural that there should be talk about
me of the faculty meeting and the
the proportion of Jews at the col-
vote to have the president appoint
lege. Isio other official statement as
the special committee for the sifting
to the extent to which the question
of candidates for admission. In my
is a factor has been made.
A. D. HILLMAN
opinion most of the discussion has
There are now pending in the Leg-
Real Estate Exchange Specialist
been based upon idle rumors."
islature two orders for an inquiry to
exchange
what
you
have
Mack
Exercised
Over
Matter.
I
determine whether the proposed more
At the state house the conference
and do not want for what
effective sifting of candidates for ad-
between the speaker and Harvard's
you have not and do want.
mission involves any discrimination
head attracted considerable attention
Cash for Land Contracts and
against Jews.
and
caused
some
speculation
as
to
Mortme.
Legislature to Investigate.
whether its purpose was to head off
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A third order introduced in the
possible legislative inquiry.
House of Representatives by Repre•
Judge Julian W. Mack of Chicago,
sentative Sullivan of Boston and re-
one of the overseers of Harvard Uni-
FlhIgik\lhlb."
ferred to the joint committee on
versity, is said to be much exercised
rules calls for appointment of a joint
over the entire matter.
committe to consider the advisability
Regardless of what may be done in
of eliminating by amendment all
the future, admission to Harvard will
mention of Harvard University in the
not be restricted this year. For the
state constitution so that the consti-
next 12 months any student who can
tution would contain nothing "ap-
pass the regular examination for en.
proving or assenting to a plan which
trance will be admitted regardless of
operates against any man because of
race or creed.
race or creed." This order also calls
for appointment of another commit-
President Lowell of Harvard Uni-
tee to investigate the desirability of
versity is considered in Jewish circles
permitting Harvard to enjoy exemp-
as being decidedly unfriendly to the
tion from taxation "should its plan
Jews. This feeling on his part was
to become a private and restricted in-
strongly evidenced at the time of the
stitution be consummated." The text
as
appointment of Louis D. Brandeis
of the order follows:
associate justice of the United States
"Whereas, the General Court of ,
Supreme Court. President Lowell
Massachusetts, anxious to safeguard
was among the leaders in the move-
the freedom and privileges of her
ment to prevent the confirmation of
citizens, takes cognizance of the re-
On completed single and two-
[ President Wilson's appointment of
ported program of Harvard Uni-
family residences. Six per cent
agement is offering a bill of several •
I Mr. Brandeis.
versity to place restrictions upon the
simple interest. Easy monthly
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•
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amateur acts with a list of cash prizes
t taxesshou
pe was ld
s t ,.
h d
matriculation of those who profess the United States
asserted
because
he
a
o n
payments, repayable over ten
awarded to the three best. The au-
HARVARD ORDERS INQUIRY;
Ha rva r d property i
the Jewish faith, and deplores any Jbeewim pose d
g years. Should death happen any
dience picks the winners by the
BOSTON COUNCIL ATTACKS
stead
of
allowing
it
to
be
tax
exempt.
act which may cause racial or re-
time before 10 years, then the
amount of applause. The amateur
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The ques-
Councilman I.ane, a Harvard gra, -
ligious animosity; therefore, be it
mortgage is automatically paid
shows are given in addition to the
tion of sifting more effectively can-
uate,
corrected
Mr.
Moriarity's
state-
"Ordered, that a joint special corn-
A by insurance, and all payments
didates for admission to Harvard, mitte be appointed to consider the ment regarding tax exemption. Ile regular program of pictures and
on the mortgage stops. And
vaudeville.
which has been said to involve the
stated
that
only
property
of
Harvard
advisibility of amending the consti-
your family receives cash, in
Next week the featured act on the
proportion of Jewish students, was
tution of the commonwealth so that used for educational purposes is tax vaudeville bill will be the famous
A addition to the mortgage being
referred by the board of overseers to
exempt,
and
that,
contrary
to
Mr.
all reference to Harvard University,
g wiped out, a sum equal to the
Dancers De I,uxe, who will present
a committee to be drawn from the
its institution and conduct, may be Moriarity's assertion, there was no a display of terpischorean novelties
• amount which has been paid on
faculties of the university. A state-
eliminated, so that there may be downtown property belonging to liar- and one of the bright bits of the per-
the principal of the mortgage.
ment from the university said that, nothing in the constitution approving yard which fails to pay taxes.
Write for particulars to
formance will be the unison of the
until the committee reported, no fur- or assenting to a plan which operates
In charging Mr. Hagan with intent
, they action on the matter would be against any man because of race to delay action on the resolution, Mr. dances of old with those of today.
taken and no change made in the ex-
There are many of the best dancers
Moriarity
declared:
"I
don't
need
to
or creed; and be it further
in vaudeville contained in the cast
isting entrance requirements. The
"Resolved, that a joint special corn- get in touch with these people-11er- and consequently the stepping will
statement follows:
mittee be appointed to investigate yard, that dominates the Good Gov- be something far out of the ordinary.
"The board of overseers passed the
. ssociation—the
ment . A
the advisability and desirability l
ern g maen
following vote at their meeting Tues-
h t
tione
th to,
a e to that
P. 0. Box No. 564
t al e a c —
a niversity, should
ea r his se
P A
rvardU
permitting Ha come
0 day morning:
private and re- out how to vote on this resolution."
its plan to become
" 'Voted, that a committee drawn
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
EASTWOOD INN IS NOW
As
finally
adopted,
the
resolution
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stricted institution be consummated,
from the faculties of the university to enjoy exemption from taxation reads:
IN CHARGE OF WEYER
Ai.WhILMMILIllets.
be appointed by the president of the
"Whereas,
it
has
been
stated
in
upon its realty and holdings."
university to consider and report to
Council Condemns Harvard.
Bo ston newspapers that the president
the governing board's principles and
Joseph P. Weyer, former manager
resolution
COLUMBIA
The Boston City Council
unani- and fellows of Harvard University,
methods for more effective sifting of
acting in conjunction with the facul- of the Phoenix City Club and the
mously voted to adopt a
MONUMENTAL WORKS
candidates for admission to the uni- condemning the Harvard authorities ty of arts and sciences of Harvard Redford Country Club, is now pro-
Granite and Marble Monuments
versity of which the committee au- for their alleged intention to dis- College, contemplate a restriction prietor of the Eastwood Inn, one of
thorized by the faculty of arts and
8311 W. Jefferson Cede 2223-M
upon admission, based on religious the biggest family roadhouses in
criminate against Jewish scholars.
sciences shall be a part.'
Michigan.
Morris Weiss, Prop.
Prior to the vote on the resolu- and racial ground, therefore
"The vote of the faculty of arts
The Eastwood Inn, on Gratiot and
"Be it resolved, that the City
tion Councilman James T. Moriarity
RELETTERING A SPECIALTY
and sciences was in similar terms,
assailed Harvard as the university Council of Boston express its disap- the Eight-mile road, seats 425 in the
Largest Stock of Jewish Mona.
authorizing the appointment of • "which only a few years ago discrim- proval of such discrimination and main dining room downstairs and 150
meets in the City.
committee from that body.
inated against my fellow Catholics— condemn as un-American and preju- in the upstairs dining room. The
"No further action will be taken,
and Irish—while today it is dis- dicial to the interests of the city and new Gratiot road leading to the Inn
nor any change made in the existing
policy which may deny to certain has just been completed.
criminating against the Jews."
In NMI
entrance requirements until the corn-
An all-star orchestra plays for the
In its original form, the resolution American citizens the same oppor-
mittee has reported."
referred to the alleged discrimination tunities for education and advance- dancing on the up-to-date dance floor.
M•ck, Lodge Attend.
as being in fact positively contem- ment as may be accorded to others." A new addition has just been made
The board met in executive session
to the pavilion. There is a five-acre
plated, but an amendment, offered by
with what was said to be about an
farm in connection with the road-
Councilman Hagan and adopted by a
COLONIAL THEATER
average attendance of members. vote of five to four, changed the posi-
house and diners are served fresh
Those who were present included
vegetables from the Eastwood Inn
tive statement to the modification,
Just because summer is coming on farm.
Judge Julian W. Mack of Chicago,
"It has been stated in Boston news-
the only Jewish member of the board,
us with a rush is no reason why a
Eastwood Inn solicits for special
pa pers h t," t
theater should begin lessening the in- banquets and parties, for which it is
and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge.
During discussion of the amend-
The board had before it the follow- ment Councilman Watson admitted terest in its programs. At least that's especially suited.
ing vote of the faculty of arts and that he "cherished a biggoted feeling the conclusion of the Colonial Thea-
sciences, which has authority over toward Harvard," but, he cold, he did ter management, judging by the pro-
OPENS NEW STUDIO
the college itself, as distinct from the not "want to be made • monkey of" grams that are being offered to pat-
harry Feinberg, formerly owner of
affiliated graduate schools: "That a in the event that the Ilarvard au- rons. Announcements for next week
the Rembrandt Studios, is now lo-
Granite sad Marble
special committee be appointed by thorities deny they are contemplating include another splendid picture, to- cated at 1514 Woodward avenue,
the president to consider principles discriminatory action against Jewish gether with five more acts picked Woodward Arcade, and is prepared
methods
for
more
effectively
sift-
with
care
from
the
great
number
of
and
scholars.
are now avail- to continue the high-class work he has
ing candidates for admission." Ac-
Mr. Moriarity, in his speech, aver- the best en tour that
done in the past. Ills new studio is
tion by the board of overseers is un- red that President Lowell of Harvard I able to the management from the
known as the Gainsboro Studio, and
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derstood to have been necessary to
went to Washington to oppose con- 1Shubert circuit.
Phone Cadillac 48
And what fun patrons are having is equipped with latest apparatus. Mr.
complete this vote.
firmation by the Senate of President
Feinberg follows the newest methods
previous
state-
Louis A. Werbe, Representative
As indicated by a
Wilson's nomination of Louis D. on Friday evenings: Every Friday in photography.
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men t by university officials, the corn-
Court f night, at 8 and 10 o'clock, the man-
ms
to
Bran
Dealer in Detroit.
mittee will consider the problem pre-

PREJUDICE AGAINST
JEWS SHOWN IN NEW
POLICY OF HARVARD

WE KNEW what this motor could do,
but to further convince the buying public,
we turned the D-A-C twin-three over to the
Detroit Testing Laboratory with instruc-
tions to thoroughly test the car and motor
under exact touring conditions. Officials of
the D-A-C were in no way connected with
this test—the car at all times being under
the supervision of the D. T. L. engineers.

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"We regard the test, where the rate and
distance traveled and the fuel consumed
were both accurately determined, of far
greater value than data obtained from block
tests under favorable and unrepresentative
conditions, but which data proves to the de-
signer the correctness of his hypothetical
assumptions. Particularly promising are the
results obtained in view of the fact that the
engine had been in use over a year prior to
the test.

"We made a thorough study of each of
the parts with a view to criticizing such in-
novations as seemed impractical or which
did not promise durability. Aside from one
or two suggestions we might make relative
to appearance and which are more a matter
of individual preference we believe that too
high credit cannot be given the designer for
the many original ideas embodied and
which contribute to much greater economy,
simplicity, durability, lightness and acces-
sibility than usually obtains in such a car
and give it distinct advantage over similar
types and classes."

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