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The Soviets and the Vatican

The New

By DR. M. BEIL1NSON,
Rome Correspondent of the Jewioh Telegraphic Agency.

Autumn

(Copyright, 1922, Jewish Correspondence Bureau.)
Alex Silk of Westminster avenue
The last few years have meant an these rumors. The attitude of the returned to Detroit on Wednesday
Vatican at Genoa showed that these after spending some time in Ionia,
increase of prestige on the part of rumors were well founded. lmme- Mich.
the Holy See which it would have iliately after the opening of the can -
Victor Slesinger of 33 Collingwood
been impossible to foresee. At the ference the Pope addressed a letter
a
time of the outbreak of the Great to the Archbishop of Genoa, who avenue has returned home from
War, Great Britain was the cham- took part in the opening meeting of delightful stay at Chicago Beach Mo-
pion of Protestantism, Russia of the the conference. Ile wished the con- tel, Chicago.
Orthodox church, France had severed ference complete success, especially
Mr and Mrs. L. E. Dustman and
tier relations with the Vatican and in regard to matters affecting Russia,
Italy was in open hostility. Belgium for whose government he expressed daughter, Marie, of 1042 Burlingame
alone among the Entente countries understanding and for whose people avenue, accompanied by Milton Rau,
was steadfastly the doughter of the he had a message of sympalhv. lIe of Dayton Ohio, have returned from
There are inviting variations in
church. In the opposite camp wus then addressed a second letter to Car- a delightful motor trip to Grand
the details of bodices, skirts,
the semi-Catholic Germany and the dinal Gasparri, the State Secretary 'Ake, Mich.
sleeves, collars and trimmings
I' '
Apostolic Austria. The sympathies of the Vatican, expressing, his regret
1
which are so clever, no artistic
Nathan If. Scholnick left on Wed.
of the official Catholic church were. that the work of the conference had
' and unusual that one is at once
therefore, naturally with the Central not brought any immediate results. nesday for a three weeks' stay in
impressed with the difference in
obviously
directed
New
York City, Rochester, N. V., and
WAS
Powers,
and
found
their
concrete
ex-
The letter
the aspect of the new season's
pression in the peace efforts of Pope against France. It supported British Atlantic P ity.
models. The model sketched is of
policy
(it
was
even
suggested
that
it
Benedict
XV.
If
the
war
had
stop-
navy Canton Crepe and shows
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Zack and fam-
ped at the victory of the Allies and was not written entirely without the
many decided new features.
the disruption of Austria, it would influence of the British embassy at ily of 131 Josephine left for their
have amounted to a defeat of the the Vatican) and recommended once new summer home at Sylvan Lake,
Vatican. It is significant in this re- more the policy of reconciliation with Mich., to spend the remainder of the
gard to note that the Treaty of Lon- Russia. Lloyd George immediately summer.
don, concluded between the Allied responded by making a statement in
Edward Pivouitz of Ionia, Mich.,
Powers and Italy, expressly excluded which he declared that the British at-
the Holy See from any part in the titude coincided with that of the spent several days in Detroit the past
Pope. Soon after, it became known week.
peace negotiations.
The collapse of Russia means to that the Vatican and the Soviet gov-
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
Esther Silk and Alex Silk of Wes-
the Vatican the removal of its most ernment had concluded an agreement
No connection with any other
dreaded foe, the weakening of the signed by State Secretary Cardinal minster avenue motored to Crystal
store.
Orthodox church, the liberation of Gasparri on the one hand and the Lake for a two weeks' stay.
Poland, freedom of activity for the Soviet representative Worowsky on
Mrs. Benjamin Towlen of Ivanhoe
Russian border states, and a dwin- the other. The official organ of the
returned home from a
dling of the importance of the Greek Vatican, the "Osservatore Romano," avenue has
„a s , stay in Chicago.
Orthodox church in the Orient, which admitted the existence of the agree- few
--
ment
but
claimed
that
it
was
limited'
is left with the compartively power-
Mr. unit Mrs. Harold Rosenzweig
less Greece as its sole representative. to matters concerning the relief ac-'
On and ,,,,,,,,, Irving and Jerome, and
tivity
of
the
Catholic
church.
That is rich recompense for the par-
tition of Austria, and the Vatican the Russian side, however, it was Arthur Marston of Medbury boule-
diplomacy understood excellently how claimed that although the "Osserva- vard have returned home after spend-
to exploit the situation. The rebirth tore Romano" was technically right, ing several weeks with their parents,
of religious feeling consequent on the conditions included the right of Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosenzweig, at their
Catholic church propaganda in Rua- summer home in Cedar Point.
the war aided it considerably.
sit, the establishment of Catholic
The Vatican is today one of the
Mrs. Si. J. Cohen and son of Chi.
schools, the safeguarding of Catholic
most potent political factors in the
congregations and church estates- cago are visiting with I). J. Decker
world. It has made peace with
rivile es the thought of which would and family of 2144 West Buena
France, it is oil the road to a similar
not even enter the minds of any other Vista, highland lurk.
state of affairs with Italy, the pro-
religious community in Soviet Russia.
visional representation of Great Bri-
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wallace and
Much notice was also attracted by
tain at the Vatican looks like he-
the cordial manner in which Tchit- daughter, Audrey, have left for a
coming a permanent institution, Po- cherin and Archbishop Mgr. Signori two weeks' vacation to Lake Orion,
land is a fortress of the first rank
met, and it was rumored that Tchit- mi e n .
for the Vatican, and the relations
cherin would shortly proceed to
with the Russian border states are
Miss Nettie Sandelman of 504 East
Rome and would be received by the
constantly improving, while the at-
Kirby avenue has returned from a
titude of the Austrian succession Pope.
On May 8 another fact was added. 10 clays' stay at Cedar Point.
states is by no means as bad as was
The letter addressed by the Pope to
to be expected. The Catholic parties
Mrs. Julia Marcuse of 1474 Webb
Cardinal Gasparri was officially corn-
are powerful, to some extent politi- municated, together with a memo- avenue is in New York City visiting
cally decisive, in Spain, Germany,
randum, to all delegations whose goy- with friends.
Belgium, Poland, Austria and Italy. ernments were in diplomatic relation-
533.537 Eat Forest Avenue
They are important factors in Bo-
ship with the Vatican. In the course
hemia, Jugo-Slavia and France.: The
of the memorandum the Pope asked
diplomatic court of the Vatican is
that the conditions which would be
one of the wealthiest and its Nuncios
put to the Soviet government should
and Legates have formed a close net- include freedom for all religious
work throughout the world. The communities in Russia and the return
Russian competition in the East has
Max Rice announces the engage
of all church property. After 24
gone, and working on the basis of a hours, during which active negotia- meld of his sister, Fannie, to Theo
common enmity to the Jews, the Holy tions proceeded between the Vatican dome Weiss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ba
See has been enabled to establish a and the Soviet delegation, the Pope much Weiss of Frederick avenue.
close alliance with certain Moslem
withdrew the second condition and
Circles. And now at last the great the right of property in Russia thus
The engagement is announced of
Russian empire, always closed to the
remains limited to the Catholic Miss Florence Jacobson to Mose N.
Catholic church, has been left prac-
Isenberg
of Toledo, Ohio.
church.
tically defenseless against it.
— AND HIS —
Mr. and Mrs. II. Lipson of Sir
The Russian church has been bit-
Gladstone avenue announce the en-
terly fought by the Soviet govern-
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ment. Its clergy have been partly
NOW PLAYING AT THE
to Adolph W. Bowman of Toronto,
massacred, part of them have suc-
ceeded in escaping abroad. Its treas-
Ontario.
VIENNA.—(J. C. B.)—The local •
ures and estates have been confis-
From 7:00 to 8:00 and 9:30 to 2:00 A. M.
cated. The moral strength of the directors of the Joint Distribution ' Mrs. Rosa Aronheim announces
Orthodox church, accustomed as it Committee of New York have conic to . the engagement of her daughter,
WOODWARD AT BOULEVARD
was to a position of privilege, was the aid of the Vienna Kehillah by vot- Hilda Jean, to Philip Kra•itz.
$0.50
Noonday Lunch, 11:00 to 2:00
never very great and now it appears ing a subsidy of $10,000 for the sup-
$1.00
Evening Dinner (no cover charge) 5:00 to 8:00
Mrs. Rose Mellen announces the
to have been completely broken. At port of the educational institutions
$1.25
Sunday Dinner, 12:00 to 8:00
engagement of her (laughter, Tillie,
the same time signs are not wanting under the Kehillah's jurisdiction.
The Vienna Kehillah is on the verge ' to Saul Oxman of New York City.
to show that there is a renewed de-
sire on the part of the Russian peo- of disruption because of lack of funds1
ple to find religious consolation. and the dissention between the ele-
Never was there a more favorable ments of the different parties who ,
moment for Catholic imperialism, and threaten to organize separate coin- 1
Catholicism is only making use of the munities.
openings presented to it. In the days
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Mr. and Sirs. Sol Rosengarten of
The Arrow Club meeting held July ,
the Vatican took good heed nto to
compromise itself with them and en- 25 at the home of Maurice Weisz of "185 Clsirmonnt avenue are receiv
tered into no sort of relations with 6247 Oakland avenue marked the be- into congratulations on the birth of
oaugnier, Sybil Helen, July 14.
I these counter-revolutionary forces. ginning of the first issue of the new
The government of Petlura, which monthly magazine, "The Arrow,"
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Singes
sent a special embassy headed by which was rend to the club. Edi-
Count Tyschkewiz to the Holy See, torials, personal news and athletic (Sadye Cohn) are receiving congrat-
ices. Quoting the Bible to show that
PASTOR SAYS PROHIBITION
was the only one which had any sort items were the main features. Wil- ulations on the birth of a daughter,
no communion service is possible
of close relationship with the Vati- liam Naupou was chosen editor-in- Muriel Elaine, on July 7.
INTERFERES WITH RELIGION
without real wine, grape juice being
chief and the staff comprises eight
an improper substitute, the pastor can.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Wolfe of
When the Bolshevist mission ar- members. A drive for new members
CLEVELAND. — (J. C. B.) — A declared that prohibition also pre-
will start soon. The next regular 2710 Virginia Park are receiving
rived
in
Rome,
there
was
a
great
deal
church in Dover, Ohio, voted to use vents Jews, who are never drunk, of talk about negotiations between meeting will be held Aug. 1 at the congratulations on the birth of a son
wine in communion after the pastor from observing the Sabbath and holi-
it and the Vatican. There were very home of Miss Lucy Voskowitz of on July 25.
threatened to resign, asserting that days in the manner prescribed by few, however, who put any faith in 4747 St. Antoine street.
prohibition interfered with his Brev- their ritual.

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BEGINNING TUESDAY, AUG.1

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Special Attention Given to Ladies' and Men's
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Undeniably a wise economy—that of choosing
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prices guaranteed lower than those to prevail No-
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Furs are even more luxurious--and surprisingly
moderate in cost this year. Coats are longer, in some
instances; sleeves are bell-shaped or Mandarin, and
the chin-chin collar is popular.

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25c

Buys 50c and 65c Silk
and Fibre Hose.

4,500 pairs of these great
bargains. Mock seam style with
lisle garter tops and double re-
inforcements. Good assortment
of sizes. Black and some col-
ors.

49c

59c

79c

Buys 2nds of 85c Silk
and Fibre Hose.

Buys 85c and $1 Silk
and Fibre Hose.

Buys $1 and $1.25 Pure
Silk Hose.

3,600 piars of beautiful qual-
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Black and colors. Good assort-
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some quality at this price be-
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These have lisle garter tops
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5,000 pairs of beautiful
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F

HUDSON COACH TO BE
GIVEN AWAY TUESDAY

Drawing to Take Place at the Pisi•li
Lodge Excursion.

The Hudson coach that was offered
as a prize during the bazaar of Pisgah
Lodge Na. 34, I. 0. B. B., held from
April 29 to May 7, will be offered as
it prize at the annual excursion of
Pisgah Lodge to Sugar Island this
Tu•sday. The drawing will take place
at the island. Tickets that have not
been paid for will not be drawn and
those owing fo routotanding tickets
are therefore urged to make payment
before the excursion.

—
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—A Soviet
order calling for the closing of the
Chedorim, the talmudical schools and
elementary Hebrew schools appears
in the Weker of Minsk. The propos-
ed arrest of those that disregard this
order is announced, the municipal
Bureau of Education and the police
being charged with the carrying out
of this provision.
The orthodox elements are organi-
sing to resist the closing of their
schools, a number of rabbis in the pro-
vince of Minsk having openly declar-
ed that they will defy these instruc-
tions. Rabbi Borischansky of Home!
is quoted as saying: "I shall never
permit Jewish Soviet schools in this
town."
The rabbis' defiance has already
caused the arrest of a few of them. In
Konotop province of Tchernigov, Jew-
, ish children were taught, it is alleged,
that aside from the study of the Tor-
ah, a Jew has no other interests. Jew-
' ish sections, accordingly warned the
leaders of the Yeshivas and later gave
notice that those who would continue
to support these institutions would
have to face trial.

SPECIAL IMMIGRATON
OFFICER IS APPOINTED

WASHINGTON—(J. T. A.)—The
office of Assistant Secretary of the
Department of Labor has been ap-
proved by the President, the officer to
have exclusive charge of all immi-
gration matters. President Harding
named Robert Carl White, present
chairman of the board of reviews of
the Department of Labor, for that
position.
Although not provided in the act
of Congress creating this postiion, it
is understood that Mr. White mill be
assigned to Ellis Island.

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495.00
875.00
1950.00
1395.00

Erery wrap in this sale indicates the discrimina-
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RUSSIAN JEWS RESIST
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195.00 to
195.00 to
295.00 to
495.00 to
950.00 to
750.00 to

Hudson Seal Coats and Wraps
Raccoon Coats of choicest pelts..
Scotch Mole Wraps and Coats
Siberian Squirrel Wraps
Eastern Mink Wraps and Coats
Kolinsky Wraps

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RENEWED REGULATIONS
AFFECTING IMMIGRANTS

The Hebrew Sheltering and Immi-
grant Aid Society of America (IIIAS)
has received the following letter from
the Hon. William Phillips, Under Sec-
retary of the Department of State,
with regard to the regulations con-
cerning aliens leaving their countries
of origin with the intention of pro-
ceeding to the United States:
"The Department desires to call
your attention to the renewed regu-
lations requiring that when an alien
leaves his country of origin with the
intention of proceeding to the United
States, without obtaining an Ameri-
can visa from the nearest American
Consul, he must either return to the
proper consulate to obtain his visa, or
reside in sonic other country for at
least one year before his application
for visa may be considered by an
American consulate there. This reg-
ulation will be strictly enforced in or-
der that the Consul taking the appli-
cation may have the opportunity to
conduct a satisfactory investigation
of each applicant in the district in
which he is known, and where authen-
tic information concerning him may
be available.
"It is suggested that you may wish
to disseminate this information to per-
son! concerned and warn all aliens re-
questing advice from you concerning
the procedure to be followed in corn-
ing to the United States, that they
should obtain visas before starting On
their journey to this country."

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PALESTINE IMMIGRATION

The number of Jewish immigrants
who entered Palestine during April
was 880, of whom 266 were single
and 174 heads of families accom-
panied by members of their families.
Five hundred twenty-three landed
in Haifa, 304 landed in Jaffa and 53
arrived by rail via Kanter., direct to
Jerusalem.
Recent restrictions on the entry
into the country of persons belong-
ing to the category of dependents of
residents in Palestine have now been
removed.
According to the final definition,
this category includes: "Wives, un-
married daughters and sisters, sons
and brothers under 18, parents and
parents - in - law, fiancees, adopted
children and other near relatives who
are normally dependent on the resi-
dents in Palestine."

CARD OF THANKS
In loving memory of our dear hus-
band and father, George Brodkin,
Mrs. Henry Levin and family wish
who passed away two years ago to.
to thank their relatives and friends
day, July 28, 1920.
for the kindnesses shown them dur-
Gone, but not forgotten.
His Loving Wife and Children. ing their recent bereavement

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