PA GE EIGHT

THEDErRon r-wisiffiiRozgaz

IMMIGRATION QUOTA
ABOUT HALF FILLED

JEW TRANSFERS $5,000,000
BUSINESS TO EMPLOYEES

Four Gentiles and Two Jews to Ad
minister Women's Dress Concern
Founder by Henry A. Dix,
20,245 Jews Admitted in Four
Russian Jew.
Months, from July to Oc-

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Engail L. :units

The Apostles of Hatred in Hungary

territories which have been torn from
us will not be won back by tire num.
eras clausus, by attacks on peaceful
citizens in our streets. If we
„a nt
win over the whole of the Ilro.onnan
people to the cause of Hung,',, and
restore a happy and united a.. I
perous country, we mat pryer .
amity, freedom and co-operatr, Nlr
shall win them over to us,
show them that in Hungary :
,,
greater freedom, better oppor
and more rights than in Os •oeems1
parts of our country in which :In are
living.

By DR. BELA FABIAN,
Mr. and Mrs. ‘. Boesky announce
Member of the Hungarian National Assembly.
the engagmeent of their daughter,
Kate, to Henry S. Schiff, son of Ben-
(Copyright, 1922, Jewish Correspondence Bureau.!
On Thursday of the past week, jamin Schiff of this city.
tober of This Year.
NEW YORK.—(J, C. B.)—Henry Rabbi Leo AL Franklin addressed 300
(EDITOR'S NOTE:—Deputy Dr. Hungary great, not the "numerus
Philip D. Jacobson announces the
members
of
the
art
and
design
de-
A.
Dix
of
Henry
A.
Dix
&
Son
Co.,
WASHINGTON.—(J, C. B.)—Im-
engagement of his daughter, Belle Fabian, the author of this tren chant clausus" which made the krone equal
migration figures published by the manufacturers of women's cotton partment of the Twentieth Century
A., to I.ouis Rosen, son of Mr. and article on a question which is today to the Swiss franc, not the nocturnal
Department of Labor covering the dresses and nurses' uniforms, occu- Club on "Religious Symbolism With
Mrs. II. Rosen of Highland Park.
Special
Reference
to
the
New
Temple
pying
the
12-story
Dix
building
at
one of the most perplexing far r the attacks of innocent Jews passing on
five months ending Nov. 30 show
the streets that secured for Hungary
that in the majority of cases neither 116 West Fourteenth stret and oper- Beth El." On Monday of the coming
Jews throughout Europe, is one o f the
the C ounce
l othe
f
nations.
Morris Chimovitz of 946 Theodore
week
he
will
address
the
Detroit
ating
factories
at
Millville,
Somer-
the monthly nor the annual quota
leading
Jews
in
Hungary.
He
i
street
announces
the
engagement
of
Our anti-Semitic leaders know all
have been filled during these "immi- ville and Bridgeton, N. J., has trans- Presbyterian Ministers Association on
ferred to his employes the first right the subject "The Modern Jew and his daughter, l'earl, to Meyer E. cidentally the youngest member o f 5 the
ihe that. And they dread the day when
gration months."
His Belief," and on Tuesday he will Tarnapol, formerly of Chicago.
Hungarian National Assembly,
fraternity becomes again a power in
Of the 357,803 persons admissable, to his $1,000,000 concern.
Mr. Dix, who is 72, will spend the speak before the New Century Club
the outbreak of the war, he took part our land. Whence have they come,
according to the annual quota for all
MRS. BRINA KLAYFIAN
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel LebOvitz of in the fighting on the Russian f root,
rest of his life without salary in aid- on the subject "Efficiency in Educa-
these apostles of hatred? No matter
countries combined, over 191,711 ing
After an illness of six wed..-, Mn.
his employes to continue the bust tion." Rabbi Franklin has been com- 8430 John R. announce the engage- and was captured and held a pri soner whence. They must vanish even as
were admitted, leaving a balance of
Brine
Canvasser Klayman oassed
ment of their daughter, Minnie M., of war for four years in Siberia.
163,511 to be admitted (luring the ness. He loaned the employes $200,- pelled to decline four invitations to to J. Aaron of Bay City.
On the chaff is blown before the wind, and away on Saturday, Jan. 6, rt th e
Occupy as many pulpits in New York
when the wind has settled it is no home of
his return to Ilungary, he started
fiscal year. It is not to be supposed, 000 to furnish working capital.
her son, Edward I
Under the plan Mr. Dix and his City during his coming visit. He will,
movement against the Bolshevis ' r "e more to be seen.
however, that the balance will be ex-
vasser, 5221 Beaubien street . Can-
Mr. and Mrs. William Alkon of gime. He was the first to be impris.
hausted. The annual quota having son, M. 11. Dix, have spent two years however, participate in a discussion
There
has
never
been
a
country
in
Klayman, who was 69 years eri, was
1686 Glynn court announce the en- ()tied under the Hungarian Dictator-
been disturbed in each case over the working out, unknown to the em- on "The Brotherhood Movement in
Relation to the Synagogue."
gagement of their daughter, Ada, to ship of the Proletariat. After the col- the world where hatred remained the a prominent social worker and mem.
five months just ended, it is fair to ployes, control of the company is
II. Bert Silverman, son of Mrs. Molly lapse of the Dictatorship, he was elec- dominating factor for so long. Ha- ber of the following organ ,tions:
vested
in
a
board
of
six
men,
the
assume that no large. number of im-
tred creates nothing, it is destructive.
Silverman of Chicago.
The Tzdakah Club met at the home
ted a member of the Budapest City However much they seek to destroy Talmud Torah Ivriuk, Easteri, Lad es'
migrants are to be expected. That oldest of them 39, with terms of serv-
of Mrs. II. A. Velick of 163 Massa-
Council, where he stood out fearless- the grand conception of our old Lib- Society, Eupeao Welfare Or 'anise.
the number of the admitted is 163,- ice ranging from 11 to 25 years.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
Rosen
of
tion, Baby Day Nursery, Orphans'
"We have given up our $60,000 chusetts avenue on Monday after-
ly against the anti-Jewish agitation
611 short of the admissable, tends to
7450 Kipling avenue announce the carried on by the majority of its mem- eral Hungary, they will not succeed. Home, Itzcak Isaac Aid Soco.ty and
show there is nothing like a rush of yearly salary, but will continue to noon, Jan, 8.
for a time perhaps, but not for long. Beth David Synagogue. She is oue.
engagement
of
their
daughter,
Lena,
come to the office every day as long
bers. During the worst period of the In the minds of our people those great
immigrants to thin country.
to Louis Jay of this city.
White Terror. At one time, owing to memories still live and one day they vived by her husband, Mordecai Elay,
Miss Matilde Garvett appeared be-
With the exception of Czecho-Slo- as our advice and assistance is de-
his speeches in the Council, he was will surge up again and sweep every- man; her sisters, Mrs. Rachel Agree,
vakia, Italy and one or two other sired," said NI. II. Dix, speaking for fore the Tuesday Musicale in a trio
himself
and
his
father.
challenged
to a duel by four other thing else before them. What has ha- Mrs. D. Rosenbloom of St , orrford.
with Miss Janet Ives and Oscar La-
countries, the quotas for all countries
Mr. Dix, whose original name was Gassey at its last morning recital,
members. He fought all four, wound- tred created? And what has love Conn.; a brother, N. Kapit of New
ars just about half filled. Germany
Dickstein,
brought
his
family
from
ed each of them, and himself escaped brought into being? hatred has giv- York, and the following ch.ldren:
which was solely of Amercian corn-
leads in her balance of admissible
unscathed. Ile was elected to the Na- en us the lumen's clausus. But in Mrs. E. Rosen, Edward I. Cam ss.,er,
aliens, only 16,185 having come of a Russia about 30 years ago at the age posers. The trio presented the
tional Assembly for the constituency the streets and the squares of the Morris Canvasser, Ben Carvasser,
total of 67,607, leaving a balance of of 42 and settled in Millville. There "Suite" for piano, violin and 'cello by
of Suburban Budapest, running on a great capital of our country, towers Charles Canvasser, Mrs. Paul Hoff-
61,622. Norway has sent 3,794 and he started a small factory which grew Horatio Parker.
SACKS-LEHRMAN
democratic platform. Ile is a relent- ehe evidence of the Liberal Ilungary man of Pontiac. Burial took place
may still send 8,387. Poland, with into the present business.
LEHRMAN-TAUB
less critic of the government's policy of old—great hospitals, wonderful li- at Deth David Cemetery on Slm.lay.
On his seventieth birthday Mr. Dix
Mrs. Meyer M. Aappiebaum of East
a quota of 21,076, has sent 15,376,
The home of Mrs. B. Lehrman, in the Chamber.)
leaving a balance of 6,546. Eastern gave his $300,000 country home at Grand boulevard left for an extend-
braries, splendid schools and univer-
GARRICK THEATER
Galicia, with 6,786 admissable, sent Mount Kisco, N. Y., to the Young ed trip to Palm Beach and Miami, 4025 Fourth avenue, was the scene
sities, magnificient temples of God.
The effect of the war and the revo- What have they done, these men of
only 1,706 leaving a balance for the Women's Hebrew Association for a Fla. She was accompanied by her of two beautiful weddings on Sunday
evening,
Jan.
7,
when
her
daughter,
lution
has
recreational
home
for
all
the
working
mother,
Mrs.
L.
Nairin.
Great
interest centers in the forth-
year of 4,049. Russia, too, has used
been to decrease the value hatred of today? They have made
Sophie, became the bride of Abraham of intellectual work to a minimum. marshlands of our country and plant- coming appearance of Grace Georg
approximately half of her quota, 10,- girls of the city, and now pays rent
e
Sacks
of
this
city
and
Miss
Betty
for
living
in
one
of
the
houses
on
in
"To
Love"
at the Garrick Theater
The
safest
pursuit,
as
always,
is
ag-
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Weinberg of
989 having been admitted, leaving
ed them with poisonous weeds.
beginning Sunday night. Miss George
280 Hague avenue left for Los An- Taub, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. riculture. Commerce and industry en-
10,121 that may come, Great Britain the property.
Will peace and happiness and free-
Taub of New York City, became the sure a good livelihood. Only those
Two of the six men who take over geles, Calif., to spend the winter.
is regarded as America's foremost
may yet send 42,009, since only 35,-
bride of Samuel Lehrman, son of who devote themselves to intellectual dom ever return to Hungary? Yes! comeienne. She has, in additron to
187 have come out of an annual Mr. Dix's business are Jews, like him-
The Magyar nation may be led astray
Mrs.
B.
I.ehrman.
Both
brides
were
wide
and varied experience err the
self.
The
others
are
Gentiles.
quota of 77,342.
work have to struggle and endure for a while, but not for long. When
Miss Jean Golden of 3591 Twenty-
ninth street and sister, Mrs. Celia very charming. Miss Lehrman wore starvation. Our youth knows that, it recovers consciousness, it will shake stage, that indescribable something
A subsequent analysis of aliens ad-
an
exquisite
gown
of
soft
white
crepe
which,
for want of a better term, is
and yet they yearn for the schools and
I.arenko, left for New York City,
mitted from July to October shows
all these parasites who are cling-
He who is glow to anger and easily where they will visit with relatives and old pointe lace, trimmed with the universities. Alas, that to yearn
indicated as magnetism, and she in.
a total of 20,245 "Ilebrews" admit-
ing round its neck. In the interests
pacified
is
truly
pious
and
virtuous.
pears.
Her
veil
had
a
high
crown
of
and
friends.
variably
gives a charming and finish.
is all they are allowed to do! The law of Hungary, peace must he restored
ted. ' Of these 5,966 arrived in Oc-
—The Talmud.
old pointe lace and pearls. Miss of the "numerus clausus" adopted by
tober. During the same period there
and the domination of hatred must ed portrayal of any character which
Taub's
gown
was
of
white
satin
and
she
essays.
In "To Love" whir h is
the First National Assembly does not disappear. We
were 16,706 English, 18,698 Ger-
At the B'rith of Yehudah Leib,
of small Ilungary, of the present starring vehicle of Miss
georgette, trimmed with pearls. Her permit students of the Jewish faith to
mans, 32,182 Italians and 18,634
what is left of our Ilungary, we can-
Arrogance is a kingdom without a new-born son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney veil Was crown effect with a bandeau
George,
the
distinguished
actross is
be accepted at the Hungarian colleges not remain as we are, cut off from the
Mexicans,
Gorman of 636 Owen avenue, held
crown—The Talmud,
on Sunday, the sum of $22.50 was of pearls. Both brides carried large except in the proportion of tive out of rest of our great country are in for- said to have a play with a minds r cif
bouquets
of
white
roses
and
carna-
every hundred students enrolled. The eign hands. The inhabitants of the exceptional and unique drat:now .11.
collected and contributed to the
uations.
United Hebrew Schools, through the tions. The marriages were solemn- rest, if they want to study, must go
efforts of the child's grandfather, ized by Rev. J. S. Rabinowitz, in the and beg at foreign universities to be
presence of about 150 guests, after admitted. And for the sons of our
Moses Gorman.
which dinner and dancing followed. and, with its depreciated currency,
The out-of-town guests included these foreign universities are some-
The annual meeting of the United
Jewish Charities will be held on Wed- Mr. and Mrs. 51. Taub and Messrs. thing in the nature of the unattain-
n esday evening, Jan. 17, at the Jewish Ralph and Robert Taub of New York able.
Numerus Clausus . . . In hap-
Institute,
City and II. Sunshine of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Sacks left for a wed- pier times, before the war, when hte
ding trip to Chicago. Mr. and Airs. complaints of the Jewish students of
ARABS PROTEST "ICA'S"
Lehrman left for the East. Both Russia rang in our ears, they sounded
PALESTINE CONCESSION couple will reside in Detroit.
to us like something unreal, a night-
mare from the Middle Ages. And now
Colonisation Association Obtains 100-
the same cries conic from our own
REISS-LEVINSON
Jewish
youth in Ilungary in search of
Year Lea,. to Dry Marshes, Cul.
Air. and Mrs. Jacob Levinson an-
(lest. Land.
nounce the marriage of their (laugh- learning. A tale of a midnight city,
with
a
fire-spitting dragon soaring
JERUSALEM.—(J. C. B.) — The er, Rita, Valerie, to Joseph A. Reiss
concessiaon obtained by the Jewish on Dec. 24. The ceremony was per- over it And everything waiting
anxiously
for the dawn so that city
f
Colonization Association from the Pal- ormed by Rabbi A. M. Ilershman in
estine government for the develop- the presence of the immediate fami- shall be freed. . . . .
We
are
battling
with this dread off-
ment of certain territories in Haifa lies.
spring of the reaction of our time. If
disrtict, is violently attacked by Ar-
we
had
ten
heads
and ten pairs of
abs who are flooding the government
CRANTZ-COSKEY
arms, they would not suffice. Want
with protests. The hitherto unpub-
L. Coskey of this city announces economic poverty has robbed people
of our renulining sales spree-
ui
lished terms of the concession which the marriage of his sister, Hilda, to
rhandise—grouped for quirk
the Jewish Telegraphic Agency is now Theodore Crantz of Pittsburgh on their reason. Reason does not count
.5
disposal. Values up to $165.
today, only demagogic appeals to the
able to give, was granted Nov. 8, 19-
Sunday, Jan. 7. Rabbi J. L. Levin lowest of feelings. No one thinks
21. It provides for the lease to the
performed the ceremony. Mr. and about who fought for the Fatherland.
I. C. A. of the extendible marshes for
Mrs. Crantz left for an extended The slogan is now: Not Fatherland,
a period of a hundred years at Atlit,
honeymoon trip to Pittsburgh and not achievements, not ability, only
Alzarka And Malcha, sand on the
other eastern points. They will make race! Oh, and what is race? You
shores of the Mediterranean near Cea-
their home in Detroit.
may have a German, a Slovak, a Rou-
seven, and adjacent grounds in the
manian, a Serb or a Croat as your
Ilaifa district.
CORN-LEVIN
father, and you are a thoroughbred
During the first 33 years, the I.C.A.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levin of Chi- Aiagyar by race. But the Jew whose
is to pay the government £50 annually
grandfather
fought in 1848 in the reg-
for Altit, £50 for Malcha and £30 for cago announce the marriage of their
Caeasara, in addition to 2 piastres daughter, Sadie, to Irwin I. Cohn of iments of Ludwig Kossuth, and him-
Complete Apartment Furnishing a Sperialt y.
self
immediately
the battle-call came
this
city
on
Jan.
14.
(nominally 10c) for each dunam of
hastened to fight under the Magyar
sand and 5 piastres for each non-
standard,
he
is
only
a
Jew.
.
.
WILLMAN.FRIEDMAN
sandy dunam. At the end of these
A Jew . . Jew . . . and a Jew
Mrs. T. Friedman announces the
33 years, the rates are to be fixed in
Detroit Furniture Company
must not be allowed at the universi-
accordance with the requirements. In marriage of her daughter, Bessie, to ties
.h
2624 Hastings
return the government obtains 5 per Morrey Willman of Buffalo, N. Y.,
Cadi lac 3458
Th
e y have learned history, these
cent fo the profits of the salt industry on Sunday, Jan. 14. Mr. and Mrs. leade
Between Adelaide and Division Eastb' nil 14th ear s
r s of Hungary, hut they take n
developed there, the I.G.A. paying all Willman will leave for a honeymoon
duties as well as its contribution to trip to New York and will make their heed of its lessons. They forget that
the name of Hungary was respected
the Ottoman public debt, including future home in Buffalo.
The Season's Newest High Type
most when it was synonymuos with
land taxes and customs.
the great struggle for liberty. They
Under this concession the I.C.A.
SUMNER-FELSTEIN
forget
that after the War of Libera-
Mr. and Mrs. M. Felstein of To-
pledges itself to begin within three
years and to complete within eight ledo announce the marriage of their tion of 1848, Hungary was trampled
in
the
(lust,
even as it is today. The
years its work of drying all swamps, daughter, Bertha, to Bernard Sum-
cultivating all cultivatable lands, af- ner of this city, which took place on southern parts of Ilungary, the prov-
ince
of
Banat,
was annexed by Serbia,
Values up to $450
forestating all hills and clearing all Dec. 31, 1922. After a honeymoon
We wish to announce the opening of our Modern %
stones. Within 20 years the I.C.A. trip east, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner will Siehenbuergen was made an indepen-
dent
province,
Upper Hungary groan-
undertakes to make all swamps plant- make their home at 438 Frederick
Bakery at 2424 Hastings Street on Saturday Night, A
ed and was Germanized. Yet Hun-
able. Minerals and ores mined on this street.
The Balance of
gary rose again. Eighteen years lat- 0$
territory are to belong to the govern.
January 13, 1923.
er it was greater and mightier than
ment. Work on this concession has
ever before, for our oppressed Hun-
already begun, numerous malaria in-
gary had won the sympathy of the
fested marshes having been drained.
Gifts will be given away free to all purchasers
whole world. Wherever nations dwel-
led, who yearned for freedom, where-
during our opening.
No Approvals — No Returns
LUTHER BURBANK LAUDS
ever it was regarded as the supreme
virtue to sacrifice one's life for the
NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Mr. and Mrs. S. Saulson of 2025 cause of liberty, there statesmen were
We are showing hrauti I ul new things
Virginia park are receiving congratu-
for spring and winter resort wcar.
From Luther Burbank, America's lations on the ibrth of a daughter, found working for the regeneration
of Hungary. Great poets, men like
foremost naturalist, comes a message Dec. 29.
Heine and Ibsen, pleaded the cause of
of praise to the National Farm School
Hungary in their works. And the y
at Doylestown for the movement
Mr. and Mrs. Max N. Freedman
which it has undertaken to raise a (Lillian Shimberg) are receiving forget, these people, that after 1867
asting Street
it
was not the reaction which made
special building and endowment fund congratulations on the birth of a
so that its facilities may be increased son, Saul Tracey, on Dec. 24,
to train a larger number of Jewish
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FINSTERWALD'S
young men for agriculture.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Friedman (Net-
Mr. Burbank in his endorsement tie Hoffman) of 402 Frederick street
makes an appeal to the Jewish youth are receiving congratulations on the
of America to participate more ac- birth of a son, Melvin Carl.
tively in the production of the funda-
mental products needed by all and
NANSEN SAYS 8,000,000
declares that if our young people
SUFFER FROM FAMINE
only knew how interesting and help-
IN RUSSIAN PROVINCE
ful an occupation agriculture is,
many of them would not now be float-
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—Eight mil-
ing aimlessly from one thing to an- lions persons in Russia are suffering
other.
from the famine and require assist-
Mr. Burbank's letter was made ance this winter, according to a state-
public this week by Joseph N. Snell- ment by the Nansen Relief Organiza-
Here Are Values Well Worth Your Time to Come
enberg, a member of the committee tion to the Jewish Telegraphic
which is planning a nation-wide silver Agency, based on careful examina-
and See.
jubilee in commemoration of the tion of the situation. This huge num-
twenty-fifth anniversary of the Na- ber of sufferers does not include the
tional Farm School and in honor of famine stricken in the seven prov-
Was $29.75
Was $ 39- 75
its founder, Dr. Joseph Krauskopf.
inces in South Russia, where the
Mahogany and Cane Fire-
Golden or Fumed Oak and
In his letter Mr. Burbank says: famine situation continues acute. The
side Chair.
Tapestry Duo-
26 75
"From the farm, garden and orchard Soviet authorities are able to feed
Now
fold. Now
come all our food, shlter and clothing, only 426,000 persons, Dr. Nansen's
; and from no other source. If our representative states, and foreign re-
young people could only know that lief agencies are doing tehir best to
!the intelligent culture of economic cope with the rest.
and ornamental plants and trees is
The Nansen estimate is that Rus-
Was $34.50
Was $69.50
among the most interesting, most sia is short 1,000,000 tons of grain,
Walnut Tea Wagon. Can
Beautiful Mahoganyand
ET us
profitable, most happy and healthful and the Ukraine deficit is 490,000;
now be had for
Tapestry Settee.
show you how easily you can have comfortable
occupation, millions who now float 520,000 horses and 400,000 cattle
only
Now •
feet at all times. Slip into a pair of Fyfe Arch Pre-
aimlessly from one thing to another are necessary for the rehabilitation
could introduce themselves to the co- of the famine districts.
servers. Feel how perfectly the concealed shank
partnership of Sunshine and Soil in
supports the arch and muscles. You will readily under-
the manufacture of new and better
Shaarey Zedek Dance.
Was $39.50
Was $42,50
products; they would have • constant
stand why feet cannot ache or become strained. The
Another get-together •dance under
Walnut Wood Bed, full
styles are widely varied.
engrossing study and source of end- the auspices of the Young People's
Beautiful Mahogany Chif-
size. Reduced to $
lees satisfaction and profit. The Na. Auxiliary and the Ladies' Auxiliary
forobe. Reduced
only
Fourth Floor
to only
tional Farm School appears to be the of the Shaarey Zedek will be held this
g• 75
beginning of a great world move- Sunday evening at the Shaarey Ze-
ment in which all should be inter. dek. These dances have proven in-
s4.4.
ested--especially those who have at teresting family gatherings and this
heart the urgent need of the young Sunday evening should again attract
for just such a broad and beneficent a fine attendance.
Ten Floors of •
education in the production of the
fundamental products needed by all."
Shoe Service
PERFECTION LODGE
The National Farm School accepts
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. & A.
applicants from any part of the coun- Sc., will hold a regular communication
Michigan Ave. at Washington Blvd.
try between the ages of 16 and 20. Wednesday, Jan. 17, at 7 p. m. No
During its 25 years students came
“We Guarantee Everything We Sell"
Woodward and Adams —Detroit
quet.

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elsewhere
Now, when
so many furniture
sales are in progress, actual comparison
Will prove this true. This means that
ally article you find in any other furni-
ture store can be bought here at a con-
siderable saving,

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