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decent civilization among people who
Miss Regina Freund will be the
"No single man not in public office HORRIBLE CONDITION
have lost their ancient piety and ac- KEREN HAYESOD TO
speaker of the evening this Islontlay
Is doing more for America today than
quired no new convictions, among
evening.
She will tell of her exp e ei..
CONDUCT MICHIGAN Samuel Untermyer, counsel of the EXISTING IN RUSSIA
people who, when they are at last,
ences in France, where she went as
Mr.
DRIVE IN JANUARY famous Lockwood committee,"
after centuries of denial, free to go to
RELATED BY BROWN member of the Good Will Commis-
Neumann declared. "Yet Mr. Unter-
the landand cleanse their bodies, now
sion from this country.
myer finds time to head the Palestine
(Continued from page 1.)
huddle together in a steam-heated
(Concluded from tinge 1.)
Foundation
Fund
and
to
contribute
were listed and not an item was
slum.
to it liberally, both of his money and Jews in these colonies. Tractors and HUDSON MOTOR'S SALES
missed.
By WALTER LIPPMANN,
Abuse of Freedom.
experts were taken over by Dr. Rosen
"People say that there are other his energy."
Author of "A Preface to Politics," "Public Opinion," Etc.
That is the real problem of the Jew
means
of
building
Palestine,"
Mr.
"The Keren Ilayesod," according and these people are now being ORGANIZATION CHANGES
in America, the problem of his use of
helped in a constructive way.
Rothenberg
continued.
"We
admit
to
Mr.
Neumann,
"has
already
taken
Requested to write on the question society which he only dimly compre- his opportunities. And as a Jew writ- that private initiative will rebuild the
'Bate is the order of the day in
homeless refugees
of a better understanding between hends, and in the general darkness he ing in a Jewish weekly to Jews I say land. But the work the Keren Ilaye- care of 30,000
Europe and combined they hate
Three changes in the sales organ'.
from
Eastern
Europe
and
is
now
Jew and non-Jew in America from the happened to stumble on the Jews. The that there is very serious danger of sod is doing, the schooling system, helping them settle in Palestine as America," Mr. Brown said. But in zaztion of the Hudson Motor car
point of view of a student of public Jewish international bankers hap- failure.
Russia we have planted the germ of company are announced by 0. II,
the
medical
and
sanitation
work,
the
farmers,
planters
and
artisans.
In
That the Jew is not the only one
opinion, I as not unmindful of the pened to be more easily visible to his
caring for the immigrants, will not
way the Jewish population has love for our country. There is a McCornack, vice-president. In a ht-
adage "Blessed are the peacemakers, untrained eye than the non-Jewish in- who has not made the best of his op- be done by the private initiators. this
been increased from 90,000 to 120,- love for the A. R. A. and the J. D. ter to the company's distributors and
portunities is, of course, obvious. That
but they should wear tin hats."
ternational bankers.
C. in Russia. This country and the
he cannot wholly help himself is per- This is laying the foundation. It is 000. As a result of the manifold ac- Jews will get back their due reward dealers, he wrote:
What anti-Senutism there is in
When Crudity Spurns Culture.
haps true. But in the long reckoning an indispensable work, and without tivities of the fund, Palestine is rap-
"Because of our extensive plans
America is not in the first instance
This faculty for catching attention no excuses will be of any avail, nor it we would not be able to care for idly being built up into a prosperous for efforts there."
Mr. Brown concluded with a plea for furthre important expansion in
due to Henry Ford or to any real he- rather more easily than do other races any comparisons. The Jew is con- the immigrants coming to the land." country with western standards.
foreign fields, 11. B. Phipps will here-
for
the
saving
of
the
spirit
of
the
lief in the nonsense about world con- is part of the heritage of the Jews. It spicuous, and unless in his own con-
Mr. Neumann, who also spoke, told
"An educational system is being Russian Jew, which he said was worth after devote all of his time to our
spiracy and the so-called "protocols." is too big a fact to complain about or
of life he manages to demon- of the past year's success of the Ke- maintained in Palestine, comprising saving and being proud of. Ile de- export business as export manaver.
It is not due in any considerable de- to ignore. It is a fact which ought duct
ren Ilayesod, of the many American
strate
the
art
of
moderate,
clean
and
"Harry G. Moock, who has be,.a
gree to jealousy or to an undervaluing to enter into the consciousness of generous living, every failure will Jewish leaders who were enrolled for 137 schools with about 500 teachers clared that if ever the relief bodies
of the powers and qualities of the every Jew in the determination of his magnify itself in woe upon the heads the movement, of the passing of the and 13,000 pupils. The agricultural come to the Jews to ask for more with the company for the past y.. as
Jewish people. It is not theological or conduct In life. Because the Jew is of the helpless and the unfortunate. Zionist resolution by the Congress of colonies supported by the fund num- money for relief, he who may refuse as assistant sales manager becomes
sales manager in charge of dom.,.
clerical in any considerable part, nor conspicuous, he is under all the great- The Jew will have to display far bet- the United States and of the work ber 32 and in them the city-bred East is not a Jew but a renegade.
Members of the lodge congratu- tic sales. Mr. Moock, before join-
economic as it no largely is in Eastern er obiligation not to practice the vices ter taste than the average if he is the fund hoped to accomplish the European Jews have successfully be-
ing the Iludson Motor Car company,
come
sturdy
farmers."
lated
Mr.
Brown,
at
the
conclusion
Europe. These things play a role, to of our civilization. Ile needs more
discount for the purpose of sympa- coming year.
he sure, but it is a contributory rather than anyone else to learn the classic to
Abraham Srere, chairman of the of his talk, on the work he has ac- was General Manager of National
Mr. Neumann pointed out that
thetic
understanding
with
the
rest
of
Automobile Dealers' Association, and
complished
for
the
relief
movement.
than a foundamental one.
Greek virtue of moderation; for he
American people the fundamental $5,000,000 has already been raised Detroit Keren Ilayesod, presided at
Mr. Brown's talk was preceded by is one of the most widely known men
A Distinction Without ■ Difference. cannot, even if he wishes to, get away the
in this country the past year in cash the meeting Sunday evening. J. Mil-
fact that he is conspicuous.
in
the entire automotive industry.
nominations of officers for the ensu-
The fundamental fact in the situa- unscathed with what less distinguish-
What the American Jew needs to and pledges. lie asserted that the ler, secretary of the local committee, ing term of the lodge. Second nomi-
"J. S. Draper, identified with the
tion is that the Jews are fairly dis- able men can.
develop is the habit of self-criticism. success of the Palestine Foundation announced that volunteers for the nations will be held this Monday company for many years as distract
tinct in their physical appearance and
For that reason the rich and vulgar If the spokesmen of the Jewish people Fund is the beat answer to charges campaigns are to be organized at
and final nominations and manager, has been appointed an as-
in the spelling of their names from end pretentious Jews of our big
devote one-half the energy they made against the Jews by anti-Semi- once and that the campaign is to evening
election on Monday evening, Dec. 25. sistant sales manager."
the run of the American people. They American cities are perhaps the would
take place in January.
now expend in answering attacks to tic muckrakers.
are, therefore, inevitably conspicuous. greatest minfortune that has ever be- attacking the evils that stare every-
It follows that the vices of civiliza- fallen the Jewish people. They are
in the face, they would make a
tion stand out in the Jews as under a the real fountain of anti-Semitism. one
real contribution to the unity of
magnifying glass. And a very great They are everywhere in sight, and American life. But judged by their
deal, I believe much the greater part, though their vices may be no greater public utterances, they seem' to me
of ordinary anti-Semitism in America than those of other jazz elements in supersensitive to trivial prejudice in
is simply the startled recognition of the population, they are a thousand non-Jews and extraordinary insensi-
evils that are not so recognizable times more conspicuous.
tive to the faults of the Jews. They
when they occur in people of less dis-
Moreover, they dissipate awkward- are hypocondriac and morbidly de-
tinct characteristics. We all see more ly. It happens that the Jews, for fensive about their critics, and in-
easily what is wrong in the other fel- good or evil, have no court or country- dulgent and complacent about what
low than we do in ourselves. Thus, house tradition of high living, and the Jewish people is and does.
while the Jews are not sharper trad- little of the physical grace that just
Races, not cursed with a sense of
ers than the Greeks or the Scotch and barely makes that mode of life toler- nfieriority, do not shrink from criti-
while there are not among Jews more able. When they rush about in super- cism. They initiate it. They bear
blatantly vulgar rich than among automobiles, bejeweled and furred and their critics to it, as did the Prophets
other stocks, sharp trading and blat- painted and over-barbered, when they of the Old Testament. They wash
ant vulgarity are more conspicuous build themselves French chateaus and their dirty linen in public, if you like,
in the Jew because he himself is more Italian palazzi, they stir up the latent because they know by a kind of in-
conspicuous.
hatred against crude wealth in the stinctive wisdom that among earth-
I am confirmed in this impression hands of shallow people; and that bound men the distinction is not be-
by the ease of Henry Ford. Mr. Ford hatred diffuses itself. They under- tween those who have dirty linen and
is at bottom a rather kindly man. On mine the natural liberalism of the those who have not, but between those
the record he Is one of the very last American people, and cause these to who wash themselves with criticism
persons in the world from whom one ask themselves. If this is what lib- and those who do not. They know,
Christmas morning and a Victrola in thehome! What
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would have anticipated such cruel ab- erty for the oppressed comes to in too, that what counts in the long run
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a Christmas surprise, bringing immediate delight and
surdity as that which was perpetrated the end, what is the use fo tolerance is not what is said about you, but
ilim idiRlio, AA
lasting
pleasure
to
young
and
old.
The
world's
leading
in the Dearborn Independent. What and the tradition of asylum?
what, in the depths of your own can-
was Mr. Ford's idea?
I
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A Steam-Heated Slum.
artists are waiting to entertain and inspire you through
dor, you feel about yourself.
t -ft it
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According to an authority whom I
1 waste no time myself worrying
the medium of the wonderful Victor Records. The Vic-
When the American Jews are really
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regard as absolutely trustworthy, it about the injustices of anti-Semitism. able to feel that they are working and
I At
a
trots is supreme—a perfected, unmatched reproducing in-
was thin: Mr. Ford is against war. There is too much injustice in the trading and living in a manner their
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strument. Don't fail to learn of its many superior fea- 1
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Ile does not know any history nor has world for any particular concern own profoundest instincts can ap-
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he any knowledge of social facts. Ile -about summer hotels and college fra- prove, they can whistle at Henry Ford
.
tures
was persuaded that wars are made by ternities. But the anti-Semitism with light hearts.—(Criterion.)
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Avoid disappointment in obtaining the particular style
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international bankers. lie heard that which has its root in our own weak-
you want—make immediate selection. We will hold for
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the international bankers were Jews. nesses and failings I do worry about.
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Christmas
delivery
if
you
wish.
So he went for the Jews in order to
I worry about the Jewish smart set
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hit the international bunkers who, he in New York and the Jewish would-be
Here is one of the popular models, beautiful enough
thought, make war. That's childish. smart set. They can in one minute
for any home, rich mahogany or golden oak finish.
Pf3
Of course it is.
unmake more respect and decent hu-
But the childishness of Henry Ford man kindliness than Einstein and
is not the point. The point is that Brandeis and Mack and Paul War-
,
when he discovered that the root of burg can build up in a year.
evil was not the Jewish bankers, but
I worry about upper Broadway en Council Immigrant Leader Dis-
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No.
100—Illustrated
Here
gold currency, he worked himself up a Sunday afternoon where everything
cusses New Citizenship
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into as great a passion for flat money that is feverish and unventilated in
Act
as ever he had about the Jews. He the congestion of a city rises up as
$ 1
war and is striking at an evil in our a warning that you cannot build up a
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sue of The Immigrant, the monthly
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a
bulletin of the National Department
Surprisingly Easy Payments
THE WAYNE BATHS
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SECOND AND FRONT STS.
Women, there appears a discussion
Leading Bath Establishment of the W••t
Other Models
Models from $25 to $1500
SULPHUR, MINERAL. TURKISH, TONIC, SWEDISH AND ELECTRIC
of the recent citizenship legislation
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affecting
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thus analyzed by Miss Cecilia Razov.
Take Woodward Can marked through, get off at Second. Under the personal
management of .1. R. HAYES.
sky, the department's secretary.
ROBERT IRWIN, Supt. PHONE CHERRY 4784.
"On Sept. 22, there was enacted
into the laws of the United States, to
take effect immediately, a bill of
far reaching importance to women
the world over. By this law, known
as the Cable Act, generally speaking,
the right of any woman to become
There is nothing quite so appropriate and acceptable for
a naturalized citizen of the United
Gift Certificates
States may not be denied or abridged
the Victrola owner as the gift of a few more Records. Our
We issue Christmas Gift
because
of
her
sex
or
because
she
is
10,000 EDUCATIONAL PICTURES
Certificates
for any amount,
stock
was
never
so
large
as
now.
Plenty
of
demonstrating
a married woman.
which enables the recipient
"When the •news was flashed over
rooms and a corps of experienced, helpful salespeople will
It Captures the Mind of the Child
to
make
personal
choice of
the world that America by this leg-
records at any time.
assist you in making a choice.
islation had thus officially conceded
that every woman is an independent
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human being there was great rejoic-
ing in many quarters. The pen with
which President Harding affixed his
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No need to look elsewhere if it is something musical that you wish to give. From simplest
signature to the bill was presented
toys to the very best instruments our stock is wonderfully complete. If you seek advice on
by him to Mrs. Maude Wood Park,
what to buy for the beginner or the student we can help you.
who led the club women of America
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,
in urging the passage of this mea-
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sure. We, too, are in whole-hearted
This Christmas?
sympathy with a movement of this
For Beginners or Artists
The almost human tones of the saxophone
kind and we congratulate the wo.
Don't deny the child — he must have
have captivated the nation, and many people
men of America on the successful
—old and young—love to play one. Here's
struggle they waged to achieve their
music in his heart or he wouldn't ask
a very special Christmas offer—a Wolverine for a violin. Here's a special begin-
end. Nevertheless we must face the
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h C Melody Saxophone, silver plated, gold bell;
grave and insubitable truth that
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ners' Strad model, with Brazilvvood
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complete with case. Wonderful
while the American women gain by
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the passage of the Cable Act, the
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rest, resin and extra set of
foreign-born women find themselves
in a peculiarly unfortunate and un-
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happy position as a result of the
phones in tenor, baritone, alto and soprano. Convenient pay-
Other high grade violin outfits at
clause which deprives them of the
ments arranged.
privilege of assuming their husband's
$17.50, $25, etc.
citizenship.
Mandolins, Guitars, Banjos
"Let us take for example the
Instruments of distinction from the world's leading menu-
Drums
for Boys and Big Boys
present immigration laws which con-
facturers, at a wide range of prices. We can meet all require-
fer upon the foreign born wife of
here's a dandy — a real drum — Ludwig Junior,
ments of price and quality, and will advise you wisely on the
a naturalized citizen the rights of
purchase of these instruments.
with metal shell, thumb screw rods. Complete with
citizenship upon her arrival at Ellis
sticks and carrying strap. Special for Christmas,
Island. Up to the present time if it
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Easy to play and wonderfully entertaining—a real musical
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naturalized citizen was suffering
instrument with all the charm of Hawaii. We have American
from some curable disease she would
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made Ukuleles from 32 to 66. Genuine Kumalae (Hawaiian)
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not be detained but would be ad-
Ukuleles, $10 to $ 15.
With a stock of best makes, ranging in price from
mitted to the United States. Or she
The Leader Jr. (not a toy) is a great Christmas specie
100 to $3.50, we can supply every requirement.
A wonderful new method has 10,000 striking educational pic-
might be treated at the immigration
at $1.50.
station hospital. if necessary, without
been developed to help the tures, which tell • story or ex-
charge. Now she will be regarded as
parent and the teacher in the plain a fact in • way which can
an alien, and ninny of the privileges
education of the children of to- never be forgotten. Put THE
7k-
heretofore granted her will be re-
day. It is THE BOOK OF BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE in
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That the present practice con-
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Hundreds of excellent Christmas gifts
cerning incoming alien wives of nat-
a working knowledge of the he fast friends in • very few
uralized
citizens will have to be al-
world and is the greatest edu. hours.
for folks who are interested in bands or
A wonderful Christmas Gift special at
tered to conform to this new law, we
rational tool in over • million
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have no doubt.
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foundation of a practical edu- Knowledge with other Ws hoe-
Our immense stock of Band Instruments in-
danger of deportation which may face
cation for life.
This remark- ing similar names and makeup.
eludes J. W. York & Sons, Wolverine and
the alien wife of • naturalized citi-
with cases, priced up to $3.75.
able, original work was made by Look for the introduction by
zen for the first five years of her
• staff of experts who know Dr. John H. Finley. There is
U. S. A. lines.
residence in this country, unless she
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and understand the mind of a no abridged edition.
can secure, in the interim, her natur-
child, and its appeal is irresist-
alization
certificate.
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the
ible. The 16 Great Depart-
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sideration these fearful but possible
consequences." •

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