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consisted of Bessie l'evin, Rose
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ARRIVING DAILY

Defenders of the White and
announce that membership to
lab is open to young men of
gas of 17 to 20. At the meeting
on Saturday evening, Jan. 20,
were laid for the coming base.
season. The club is anxious for
vies of games with the Knights
the Maccabees. All teams wish-
antes should write to H. Thomas,
Cameron avenue.

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Maccabees of Judaea.

rry Salle was chosen by the
',Owes of Judaea, at their last
L ing, held on Wednesday evening
he El Moshe synagogue, to rep-
ot the club in the all-Judaean
'motion contest. Mr. Salle was
chosen to represent the club
the all-Detroit debate with the
t dudaeans.
nder the leadership of Israel Zil-
the club is making strides fur-
1 and promises to become a leader
mg the senior Judaean clubs.

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Tiffereth Zion.

he meeting of the Tiffereth Zion
at the home of Celia Arbus, 1321
ngstone street, consisted of re-
's of the lives of leaders among
Jewish people. Vocal solos were
•n by Fannie Isenberg, Bessie Sil-
nan, Celia Arhus and Sadie Levin.
tes and (lancing followed the pro-

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Remarkable Progress of Tel-Aviv.
brick, fruit, preserving, sweet, min-
is the first completely eral
Tel-Aviv
waters, cork, carpentry, etc.
mash
town
in
Palestine,
and
Jews
Jev
' rightly proud of it. The town al- There are also small workshops for
are
,dy
possesses
all
the
amenities
of
I
iron,
plumbing,
etc.
Tea modern European city: electric It is now proposed to add a corn-
m.
a
mercial
quarter,
and a tract of land
good
and
ligl ht,' water, drainage
pro-
is
where
it
Forget Me Note of Zion.
has been acquired
roa ias.
posed to erect 150 shops, stores, of-
he Forget-Me-Nots of Zion gave
It was founded by a group
tires,
warehouses
and
bank
premises.
roast on Wednesday even-
They purchased To carry out these various plans a , wide
far Mlles in 1908.
Jan. 21, at Belle Isle. Belle
60 dunams, of land on the sand dunes loan will be necessary. The general
aslow was treasurer of the affair.
the
north
of
Jaffa
and
erected
60
to
refreshments committee consisted
of the town has approved
The following year the meeting
den 'ellings.
borrowing of 75,000 Egyptian
Rose Nakelsky, Gertrude Katz ,
7ondary school was opened, thanks the
pounds
for
public
utility
purpose,
in-
na
and Sadie Goodman.
of Alder-
•gely to the generosity
sewerage, electricity and he Belinsky
!migrant of the meeting of Jan
Folks usually get such a lot of bills of their own that they're not in-
fo Meser of Bradford, England. eluding
construe-
road
installations,
water
held
at
the
In me of Bessie Perin ,
Th iis in itself served to attract pupa.
Lion,
etc.
terested
in those others get. And we don't blame them ordinarily. The
East Kirby avenue, consisted o f
soon
settlement
which
lel :iun to the
Before the war the budget for the r eview of the life of Ben Yehudah
only reason we picture this bunch of bills is to indicate the type of furni-
be came a center of life and progress.
Sarah Yaker. Miss Rosa Copin-
s
development
was
naturally
inter-
town
was
600
Egyptian
pounds
per
It:
annum; for 1922 it will reach 20,000 g, club haler, related her experi
ture we're going to sell in our February Furniture Sale that starts
ru pled by the war, but when the Brit- Egyptian pounds.
es with the Ben Yehudah family
i forces entered Jaffa towards the It has its own police force — 20 ring
tomorrow.
their
stay
in
this
country.
en al of 1917, Tel-Aviv sprung to life
he team of the Forget-Me-Note .
and an of officer
— entirely under T Imposed
a gain. Since then it has displayed a men
Kat .
the
control
the
municipality.
of
Ilessie
Pevin,
Rose
le verish activity not only to make up
Much of its progressive activity and Lillian Mendelsohn was victor
lc r lost time, but to keep pace with Tel-Aviv owes to its enterprising and
q: the Defenders of the White an
th ,e reawakened interest in Palestine.
ue in the debate held last Sunday
i Ir May, 1021, it was declared a sep- energetic mayor, Dr. Diezenghoff.
'ate township with municipal au-
of 5,000 PARIS.—(J. C. 11.)—French pub-
lardy. It now has an area
SAUSAGE AND BEER
Imam, a population of 12,000, pri- lie opinion has shown considerable in- EDS
CHILD OF FIVE MONTH S
ate property valued at over 2,000,- terest in the conflict which took place
00 Egyptian pounds and municipal between the Lithunaian government
n„,
the minorities in that country. During a banquet at which D r 5`eleIMIIINIMIDEIrmagegnIMIVIONTIMIlitraggemagggeggagmagoggantiggnagegiegiamingmemegnmeiming;r mirr e 1, .1,
roperty worth 50,000 Egyptian and
Leading newspapers such as the Le mran of the Cunarder "Albania
Quads,
The town is -self-made; the only Temps, is Information, Le Journal des ms a guest the night before the ship
ssistance from outside was the loan Delimits, Poslednia Novosti and others • iled from New York, he told of sonic APPOINTED DISTRIBUTOR
Cass Motor Sales, 5764 Cass avenue. from the American Idgeskom. No
AARON DEROY MOTOR CO.
f 200,500 francs from the Jewish devoted detailed notices and articles stances of the scarcity of milk and
Acme Motor Sales Co., 5232 Grand other cash remittances are recorded
question.
Ides' food in Germany, his shin
OF HUDSON, ESSEX CARS APPOINTED DISTRIBUTOR River avenue.
but much food has been granted by
rational Fund, most of which has to In that a long
article which appeared
on
u g service.
b ern repaid.
in g nin the Iambr
The Bemb-Robinson Co., Jefferson the ARA and the Joint, and the latter
Debats
des
me
over
with
Journal
OF
HUDSON,
ESSEX
CARS
garden
the
ca
a
12,
as
passenger
who
Originally intended
Dec.
has granted rather large subsidies for
:ma
avenue at Beaubien.
for instances:
in had been feeding her five-months'
uburlm of Jaffa, the constant arrival writes
Triangle Motor Sales, 2699 Gratiot the institutions of the Idgeskom. At
"13y
the
reasonable
policy
which
il
d
child
on
sausage
and
beer.
She
f fresh immigrants, and the annex-
present the work of the Idgeskom can
The Hudson Molar Car Co. an- avenue.
towards the national minor'. id it wits a bottle baby and she
bon of neighboring Jewish quarters, adopted
Ilarwith Company, 11651 Wood- be said to depend first on the Joint,
nounced Friday the appointment of
forming its population, the smal L old
nut buy milk for it, so she
as lea to its constant growth. Ilous- ties
then on the American Lansmanschaf-
ward avenue.
the
Aaron
DeRoy
Motor
Car
Co.
as
republic has succeeded, a ied the heavier food, much to the
ng conditions became acute in 1920, Lithuanian
Guaranty Garage, 8680 Twelfth ten and finally on the American Idges-
distributors of Hudson and Essex
first
,
in
gaining
the
sympathy
of
On
triment
of
the
child's
digestive
or-
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nit have been somewhat relieved by League of Nations, suprenme Judge ii ins. The matter was brought to the
k o m.
cars for Detroit and the eastern part street.
A summary shows that of the $279,-
he erection of 150 houses in 1921.
This appointment is
of Michigan.
matters of Lithuania. Ilu tention of the doctor the first day
000 received by the Idgeskom in cash
the congestion will be further de- political
Immediately effective. The retail sales
this remarkable !merits ut by the chief steward, who said
since
it began its work in 1920,
Teasmal by the 400 houses to be unfortunately,
IDGESKOM FIGURES
headquarters will open Monday at
of wisdom seems to have ended all o he woman had applied to him for
$185,000 came from America. Of this
:rectra this year.
Woodward and Garfield.
sudden, as soon as it struck the firs ausage for the child. There was an-
$130,000 came from J. D. C, trans-
Within the last two or three years a serious
Mr. Dettoy comes to Detroit from
experiment in the political lit ther woman passenger on the ship
MOSCOW.—(J. C. IQ—The fig- ports of food, clothing, medicaments,
I number of factories have also of the young
Pittsburgh where he was for six ures which your correspondent has etc., from America amounted to 190,-
republic."
ohs had !wen giving her eight-months
risen, among them being "silicate"
mt.
years the president of one of the

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been able to obtain in the headquar- 203 poi n ts.
ters of the Idgeskom has received the
wherewithal to carry on its work since
its inception in July 1920.
n 1920 the Idgeskom received $72,-
lentifully supplied with milk during
00 0 from the American Joint Distrib-
he voyage, and upon arri ,:al in New
uti on Committee and 100,000 gold
d in
ork were considerably improve
u Iles or approximately $50,000 YOUNG BUSINESS man wishes to
complete organization. The policies f r om the People's Commissariat for
ealth, although both had distor ted
share centrally located apartment
which so increased his business in the S ocial Aid. In the same year the
with another young man. Write
s tomachs.
Ohio and l'ennsylvania territories Jo int forwarded to the Idgeskom 1125
Jewish Chroncile, Box 863.
will be put into effect in Detroit.
oods
of
clothing,
G284
poods
of
food,
p
HINT AT PACT BETWEEN
Department heads of the new or- an Al 520 poods of medicants. The FOR RENT—Nice large room in
ganization will be:
heated apartment. 291 E. Forest.
HEARST AND HENRY FORD
J( tint was thus the only foreign insti-
('hone Glendale 7140-$1.
Warren F. Pennock, service mana- to tion to support the activity of the
geskom
durnig
the
first
year
of
its
ger;
Erich
Eckert,
wholesale
man-
Id
WASIIINGTON. — (J. T. A.) —
YOUNG
LADY desires room and
AARON DE ROY,
ager; Charles G. Truxell, sales mana- ex istence. In addition to the above
Observations made here by prominent
board with private family. Con-
tone assistant
entioned sum received from the one
men from the state of Michigan, Newly appointed distributor of Hud - ger; Jack Diamonds,
venient
to Woodward car if pos-
Strider, ter- overnment commissariat the Idges-
sales manager, and U.
coupled with other accumulating evi-
sible. Address Chronicle, Box 782.
son and Essex cars for Detroit and ritory man.
im was granted free transportation
dence, would tend to give weight to
"I have gone very carefully into fa cilities for all itspersonnel and ma- FOR SALE—Modern house, best lo-
the report of a forthcoming political Eastern Michigan.
the products and the policies of the te rials, and much food and raw ma-
cation in Joy Farm. Below market
combination between Henry Ford and
Hudson Motor Car Co.," said Mr. te Mats but the value of these is no-
price. Phone Hemlock 3585-W.
William Randolh Hearst. Mr. Ford's
DeRoy Saturday, "and I believe the w here ascertainable owing to the fact
presidential aspirations are becoming FREEDMAN MOVES FROM
HASTINGS TO GRATIOT Hudson and Essex cars offer a dig- t hat under the old economic system no ORDERS taken for personal bridge
clearer every day, and at the same
scores, $2 for 250. Mrs. Grabow-
tributor or dealer an unequalled op- c orrect accounts of such disburse-
itme there are constant indications
ents in kind were kept by the gov-
sky, 150 Colorado.
of a more friendly attitude toward
The many friends and customers of portunity for success.
rnment because the beneficiary was
him by different writers on the Hearst M. Freedman, proprietor of the Win-
"When a manufacturer is able to
of expected to recompence the gov- FOR SALE—Will sell my billiard
newspapers, Arthur Brisbane himself dow Shade Company, will be inter- purchase in large quantities, when he
room; well established place of
repeatedly calling attention to Mr. ested in the announcement that he can retain a truly national sales or- rnment.
business. Nine tables; first-clasa
In 1922 the commisariat for social
has removed his place of business ganization through good and bad
Fard's strength as a candidate.
fixtures; big counter trade. Write
id came to the Idgeskom's assistance
While castigating him for his anti- from 2130 Hastings street to larger times; when he manufactures very
the extent of 43,808 gold roubles or
Jewish Chronicle, Box 865.
Semitism, Mr. Brisbane constantly quarters at 961-63 Gratiot avenue.
large proportion of the parts which to
31,900. The commissariat of educe-
praises Mr. Ford as a leader of in-
Max Freedman is well known all go to make up his car, and when he
ion contributed 546 gold roubles. One FOR SALE—I will sell my lease for
dustry and as a liberal in politics. On over the city for fair and conscien- is able to maintain a consistent sales
double steam heated store on Hast-
ees thus that the money subsidies
Jan. 9 Mr. Brisbane had this to say tious dealing, since for 10 years he and advertising policy through all
ings St. First-class business block.
rum the government decreased con-
has conducted a constantly growing seasons—then, it is generally ad- iderably, only 50,000 gold roubles. in
on the subject:
Suitable for large clothing and
"Mr. Ford's editor suspects that business, keeping old customers be- mitted, he is at a very great advan-
shoe store. Write Jewish Chronicle,
ound figures having been received
Ford's candidacy for the White House cause of his efficient service and fair tage in the national motor car market.
Box 866.
wring the twelve months of 1921 as
(I
is discussed in order 'to kill off Ford' prices and making new friends con-
"Hudson and Essex combine advan- against 100,000 roubles during the six
COLLEGE STUDENT desires room
before the convention. There is noth- stantly. Mr. Freedman is well equip- tageously all these qualities of finan-
months of 1920. The government,
with private family in quiet resi-
ing in that. A man that has never ped to handle the trade and a larger cial strength, manufacturing facilities however, continued to supply the
done anything can easily be killed off. stock in his fine new place of busi- and undoubted permanence. Further- Idgeskoni with products of all kinds
dential district. Write Jewish
The other kind of man grows under ness.
Chronicle, Box 122.
more, they make it a practice to build in unknown quantities.
great basic values into the vital parts
discussion.
In 1921 the Joint granted the Idges.
on
"And Ford knows in the regular
of their cars. Na money is wasted horn no subsidies, o nthe other hand it FOR RENT—Nice sunny room
GARRICK THEATER
Clairmont for lady or gentleman.
course of business how to attract the
on non-essential fixings, which sim- sent 8182 ponds of clothes, 19,123
Hot water day and night. Shower
attention of those upon whose taste
There is no musical comedy among ply increase cost without adding to poet's of food, 2136 ponds of medica-
bath and modern conveniences.
he relies."
the plethora of plays of this kind the car's real utility.
ments and 519 Roods classified as sun-
Rent $10 per week. Garage if de-
The International Magazine, which which has left a more pleasing and
"I can assure car users and pros- dries. In the same year the American
sired. Write Jewish Chronicle,
published Norman Hapgood's expose lasting memory than has "Irene," the pective users in Detroit that in either Idgeskom began functioning and
Box 185.
of "Henry Ford's Anti-Jew Mania," delightful story by James Montgom- Hudson or Essex they will find a car transmitted to Moscow $14,900 for or-
is now running as a serial an eulogis- ery with lyrics by Jos. McCarthy and which is the best purchase I have
ganization expenses and 32,523 ponds FOR RENT--Seven-room steam heat-
tic biography of Mr. Ford, written by music by Harry Tierney, which the experienced in many years of automo-
ed second floor duplex, also garage,
clothing, 52,549 poods of food, 8,-
Allen Benson, former Socialist can- Panderbilt Producing Company will bile selling. The enclosed cars in of
388 poods of various articles. Both the
$125; 300 East Hancock, between
didate for president. The Interna- present at the Garrick Theater for a particular are unequalled values."
money and the materials were, it
Brush and John R. Inquire L Ro-
tional Magazine, in an evident at- week's engagement beginning next
seems,
sent
by
Dr.
Dubrowski's
com-
days,
service
will
be
For a few
senthal, first floor.
tempt to atone for its former severe Sunday night.
mittee which had only been then or-
cared
for
at
the
present
station,
570
attitude towards Mr. Ford, advertised
Its appealing story of the New
ganized and which was, for a while, R 0 0 M WANTED— College man
this sympathetic story as "the other York shop girl is too well known to E. Congress street.
wants board and roofs with refined
Associated with the Aaron Decoy much in vogue. It is possible that the
side" of the expose of anti-Semitism." dwell at length upon, for it has been
Jewish family. Address Box 210,
friction between Dr. Dubrowski and
Leading Jews here have expressed printed not only in these columns, Car Co., distributors in the Detroit the Joint explains the fact that the
care of Jewish Chronicle.
district
of
Michigan
for
Hudson
and
amazement at the indications of an but in every newspaper and maga-
J.
D.
C.
gave
the
ldgescom
no
direct
alliance between the anti-Semitic au- zine in the civilized world, for the Essex cars Is a list of dealers which financial subsidies in 1921. • During FOR SALE—Hotel, completely fur-
Chiropractor
covers
the
territory
thoroughly.
In
tomobile manufacturer and Mr. play has been seen in every center
nished or unfurnished, to imme-
Melrose 3435
Detroit, there are now seven retail the same year the People's Relief
Hearst, who has ever championed of both hemispheres.
diate buyer. Phone No. 12, Lex-
Committee of New York granted a
4738 McDougall A
It can truthfully be said that sales and service quarters and it is subsidy of $2,000.
ington, Mich., for particulars or
fairness to Jews.
Near FAO Fewest
qulite possible that others will he
"Irene"
tells
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story
which
contains
write John E. Connors, care Lea-
Since the coming of the new eco-
PIONEER CHIROPRACTOR DETROIT
added. This gives convenient access
ington Inn.
Youth is a crown of roses, old age all the heart interest found in many to Hudson and Essex owners in all nomic policy (NEP) in 1922 all gov-
A eeetineene our.resefol reed. e/
of
our
past
big
successes
of
the
the science Is Dewed elan 1911.
ernment aid to the Idgescom has ceas-
is a crown of rosemary.—The Tal-
dramatic stage, while its comedy ele- parts of the city.
ed.
The
books
of
the
central
Idges-
FOR
RENT—Nicely furnished room
T.
THE
MAN
mud.
IF THE SPINE IS RIGH
The present list of Detroit dealers
with private family for refined
ment is full up to the standard and
LS RIGHT.
corn here show that $55,000 has been
is as follows:
gentleman. 4447 Brush, between
Let Klecrynski 'oaks you • Live
Alas! for one thing that goes and in many instances, surpasses in
received
from
the
Joint
of
the
money
Thomas Brooks, Inc., Woodward at
Canfield and Garfield.
Wire and you won't be stepped on.
assigned by the Joint, and $37,994
never returns. What is it Youth. bright lines and situations, many of Alexandrine.
our biggest comedy successes.
—The Talmud.

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J r. Moran said both children were in
moor shape from malnutrition when
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