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EXODUS OF POLISH
FUGITIVES LIKENED
TO WAR EVACUATION

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the other Catholic
priests now uncle
arrest, was made at a huge demo n .
stration in Bromberg. Leaders of th
Right parties were present at the
meeting.
The agitation against Jews is being
frowned upon by the Ministers of the
Interior and Justice. They have both
announced that racial agitators will
be considered by the goverament as
belonging to a category of criminal
• law breakers.

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This plate is our
signature and
your assurance of
honesty and
sincerity in
furniture
building.

THE TYPE OF BED ROOM FURNI-
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This is the beautiful Colonial Suite which created so
much favorable comment at the Better Homes Exhibition,
recently held in the General Motors Building.
It consists of Dresser, Chifforobe, Vanity Dressing Table,
either full size or Twin Beds, Chair, Rocker, Bench and
Night Table, complete. Finished in a beautiful shade of Ma-
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ity mirrors.
We are pricing this unusual value at the extremely low
figure of $245.00.
As we have only six of these suites, it would be advisable
to place your order as early as possible.

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A Rug Sale of Unusual Importance and True Worth
S. G. GULIAN & CO. Discontinue Business.

ORIENTAL RUGS

Entire Stock Being Sold Out

DISCOUNTS 20% to 50%

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To familiarize those who do not yet know
the reason for our sale, we reiterate briefly the
announcement of last week.
Mr. S. G. Gulian is soon entering actively in
a field of endeavor he now is interested in finan-
cially. It is necessary, therefore, to liquidate
our entire stock of Oriental Rugs, to settle the
affairs of the company at once. To facilitate
quick disposal, we have discounted all rugs to
prices which will tempt even the casual looker
to buy them.

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Items mentioned below are a few of special interest. Small rugs are arranged in

groups to make easy the task of selection.

IRAN

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Ave. size 6 ft. 6 in. x 3 ft. 6. in.

Value $75

DOZAR

Ave. size S ft. 6 in. x 4 ft. 6 in.

Value $105

Choice, $50

Value $150

Choice, $68

BELUCHISTAN

Choice, $100

LILEHAN

Ave. size 5 ft. x 3 ft.

Ave. size 5 ft. x 3 ft. 3 in.

Value $35

Value $95

Choice, $18

Regular
Price

Kerman .. 10.2x6.2 ft. $275
Arak . . . 12.5x9.5 ft. 425
Arak
10.6x7.6 ft. 325
Lilehan .. 12.0x8.10 ft. 575
Kerman . 12.0x9.6 ft. 875
Saruk 11.0x9.0 ft. 850

SARUK

Ave. size 6 ft. 6 in. x 4 ft. 3 in.

Value $200

Choice, $62

ROOM SIZE RUGS

SARUK

Ave. size 5 ft. 3 in. x 3 ft. 6 in.

Choice, $133

ROOM SIZE RUGS

Sale
Price

$150.00
285.00
187.50
385.00
565.00
650.00

Regular
Price

Arak . . . 18.1x11.6 ft. $985 $645.00
Saruk
17.1x12.0 ft. 1575 1150.00

RUNNERS

Serebend
10.8x2.9 125
Camel Hair 12.4x3.8 150
Caraja
15.3x2.10 185

S. G. Gulian & Co.

Book
Building

Sale
Price

1255 Washington Blvd.

67.50
87.50
95.00

Main
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Rarely in the history of music in
America have the New York critics
shown such universal enthusiasm as
they did in greetin gibe performances
of the Wagnerian Opera Festival at
the Manhattan Opera House. Finck,
of the Post; Henderson, of the Herald;
Smith, of the American; Taylor, of
the World; Gabrel of the Sun; War-
ren, of the Evening World; Sanborn,
of the Globe; Ilumston, of the Brook-
lyn Eagle; Morris, of the Telegram,
and
Mrs. Spaeth, of the Mail, all
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—Followin g
united in the chorus of praise. This
warnings by the police that stir
,,
organization,
which has now closed
measures would be resorted to if th
proposed Ilakenkreuzler military ma . its New York season and is now on
tour,
comes
to
Orchestra Ilall Sun-
neuvers were held, leaders of that o
ganization announced that the den ,. day, April 29.
;
Max
Smith,
a
Wagner
specialist, de-
onstration had been cancelled.
The martial exercise of the ant I. voted columns to every performance,
ietous
Taylor
declared
the perform-
Semitic organization were intende d
nc e "Meistersinger" the best ever
as a threat against the Jews.
g ; given in New York during his recol-
The Ilakenkreuzler are continuin
the publication in their newspapers lection.
The New York Globe says:—"The
of blacklists of Jewish business
Wagnerian Opera Festival has been
houses, while leading Jews condem
n much niece than its name promised, ,
the government for its alleged mild
nese towards the anti-Semites, par lending its season with a record of sue-
ticularly demanding that the Vienn " •esses that could hardly have been
a !
Chamber of Commerce come out out predicted. It came here for three
spokenly against the economic boy - weeks and remained for seven. Alto-
cott. The Jews further charge tha t gether, this festival must rank as an
Dr. Conrad, the secretary of the Vi outstanding feature of.the music sea-
enna Chamber of Commerce,
(
is him son of 1922-23, introducing, as it has,
• a number of singers new to our pub-
self a member of the Ilakenkreuzle r
lie who will not be forgotten here soon.
SAMUEL S. STAHL
organization.
It made known to us conductors of ex-
traordinary worth in Leo Bloch and friends as the proper type of man to
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—The ap-
represent the city at large as one of
parent quiet reigning in Poland not- Eduard Moeri•ke. It provided per- its legisleitors.
formances sympathetic in quality and
withstanding, there is still consider rich in atmosphere."
Mr. Stahl is a registered pharma-
able agitation against the Jews, in
cist, operating his ofti store known as
consequence of the protests against
Stahl's Pharmacy, located on the cor-
execution and persecution in Russia Horseback Riding Lion Feature ner of East Lafayette and Meldrum
of Christian prelates.
at Happyland Circus.
avenues. He is a member of Pisgah
Following a protest meeting in Po-
Lodge No. 34, I. 0. B. II. , Ashlar
sen, hooligans surrounded the syna-
A big African lion riding upon the Lodge No. 91, F. & A. M., Michigan
gogue, smashed the window panes, hack of a pony inside a large steel Sovereign Consistory, Moslem ('hap-
routing the terror-stricken worship- hippodrome is one of the leading fea- ter, Purity Chapter 0. E. S., the Up-
pers.
tures at Happyland, the annual I. 0. lift Club, Detroit Retail Druggists'
Reports from Vilna reveal that 0. F. circus which opened at the De- Association, Michigan State Prama-
Jewish passengers on trains from troit Armory Monday April 16. This ceutical Association and N. A. R. D.
Warsaw to Vilna are molested and is the biggest feature Odd Fellows
Mr. Stahl resides at 1731 Pingree
are not infrequently thrown out of ever brought to Detroit.
avenue, is married and has two chil-
moving trains.
This act is quite an innovation in dren. His campaign headquarters
Three hundred rioters involved in the circus world and is but one of were opened this week at 110 West
the anti-Jewish outbreaks have been more than twenty which will be fea- Jefferson avenue.
16.4 arrested by the Polish police.
tured at the show twice daily during
Although the city is apparently its two weeks' duration. Trained
quiet, the presence of many wounded animals, high wire thrillers, funny Interesting Movie, Inspired by
',Jews in their midst has served to in- clowns, posing, hand balancing and
"Eili, Eili," to Be Shown
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-: , tensify the panic in the Jewish sec- marvelous feats of strength as well
Here May 10, 11.
' lion. Among those attacked by the as high school ponies, acrobatic and
mob were three sister, Eva, Feige and contortion acts and a dainty trapeze
"Breaking
Home Ties," an exceed-
Anne Birnbaum. A large number of act are on the varied program.
ingly interesting movie that was in-
the victims have relatives in the
Teaie, the dog on the rolling spired by the song "Eili, Eili," will
UnitedStates.
globe, has an act all his own which be shown at the Crystal Theater,
Those more severely wounded are each audience when he rolls a large
4845 Michigan avenue, on May 10
Solomon Kleinbaum, Hirsch Rasher, he will render for the approval of
and 11. Announcement of this was
!David Flinker, Benjamin Schwartz, ball up and clown a spiral tower sev-
made
by Arthur D. Baehr, manager
Wolf Schwek, Kalmen Kieselstein, eral feet high. It is said that this is
of the theater.
Mendel Ciechanowski, Menahem Fell, the only act of its kind in the entire
A
private
showing of the movie
Abraham Scherman, Samuel Pickier, circus world and one that never fails
will be made this week for a select
Schepsel Berman, Solomon Tilbor, to bring showers of applause from
group of Jewish representatives. Fur-
Isaac Teitelbaum, Menachem Freid, those who see it.
ther announcement will be made in
ff_ Ilirsch Bornstein, Jakob Elbret, Aron
Another entertaining feature of next week's Chronicle.
Prager, Abraham Warszawiak, Szv- the circus will be a bareback riding
mon Anders, Moses I.ifschitz, Berl bear which performs with the high
Bernstein, Leon Goldkranz, Ida Man- school ponies and dogs. Thirty-five
Misery and remorse are the chil-
delbaum, Moses Nachtigal, Majer talented people are on the circus pro- dren of revenge.—The Talmud.
Bernstein, Felix Fraenkel, Moses Zie- gram. Six closed automobiles and
lonke, Isaak Rozenzweig, David other valuable prizes will be given
He who gratifies revenge destroys
Schafran, Reuvin Eisenberg, David away.
his own house.—The Talmud.
F'edIwurm, Chaim Rotenstein, Leon
Ernt, Jakob Widnitzki, Bronislaw
Oelbaum, Chaim Salzstein, l'inkus
P-1 Rapaport, Szymon Steirman and
ff heal( Ferber.
It is estimated that at least 50 were
severely wounded and scores of oth-
ers received minor hurts.

BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—The claim
that Berlin and other parts of Ger-
many must find room for the Ger-
mans now leaving in great numbers
t- • the Ruhr region, is being used by the
"..1 anti-Semitic press as a further argu-
g!ment in their campaign against the
East European Jews who have recent-
: 2 Jly settled in Germany.
l
The German anti-Semites, accord-
ing to Dr. Paul Nathan, a leading
= 'spokesman of German Jewry, are also
_
using the immigration restrictions of
the United States to further their
campaign. They urge that Germany
follow the example of the United
States, which has raised the bars
against immigrants, and go a step
' further and refuse admission to Jews.
"If the United States were to drop
its immigration restrictions the Ger-
man anti-Semites would lose their
: principal argument against the Jew-
ish immigration," Dr. Nathan de.
claret. Its estimated that there are
at present 50,000 East European
.4 Jews in Germany.
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Dr. Oscar Cohen, a Jewish Socialist
leader, is warning the anti-Semites
that it is to Germany's own interest
: that she treat the East European
'Jews in her midst properly. "Mil-
;
P-. lions of Germans may be forced to
!leave Germany for other countries.
Then the Germans will know the oaf-
' ferings of the wanderer. The help of
the Jew in the countries where he
may immigrate to may prove helpful
to the Germans in that contingency."
e: Germans should not under-estimate
, the power of the Jews in other coun-
tries, Dr. Cohen declared, pointing to
the severence of diplomatic relations
with the czar by the American gov-
ernment because of his refusal to ad-
, mit an American Jew of East Eu-
I ropean origin in Russia.
• • •

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Nominating petitions booming Sam-
uel S. Stahl, prominent in many local
circles, for Councilman, were issued
this week.
Mr. Stahl, who has been a resident
of Detroit for 15 years, is a progress-
ive business man and is boomed by his

and the popul ar new

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HERALD CORRESPONDENT
PREDICTS MASSACRES
NEW YORK. — (J. C. B.) — De-

scribing the "great confusion" among
the Bolshevist diplomatists in conse-
quence of the world-wide protests
s gainst the persecution of Christian
prelates, Captain M'Cullough, the
New York Herald's special correspon-
; dent in Moscow, in a copyrighted dis-
patch to his paper, predicts "a fright-
ful massacre of Jews will begin" at-
the Jewish Communists will lose
] control.
ontrol.
,
"The hatred of the people for these
renegade Jews is intense and extreme
tear for their own lives will draw the
latter closer together," is a typical
lengthy in- the correspondent's
engthy dispatch.
Capt. M'Cullough in his message
to his paper is careful to give the
alleged original name with the pres-
ent names of the Soviet leaders. "Lit-
vinoff (Finkelstein) ... is in a state
of collapse and fright and has refused
to see any callers," asserts the re-
porter, as a result of the British gov-
ernment's protest and 1,000 cables
at the foreign office owing to the fact
that the Vicar General already has
been executed. "Tchitcherin has not
conferred with LitvinotT, but both re-
fer everyone to Weinstein, who, with
Cohen and Rubenstein, have charge
of Anglo-American affairs."
While referring to the Soviet lead-
ers of Jewish origin as "Jewish Com-
munists, who with I.enin's eclipse
dominate Russia," M'Cullough finds
Tchitcherin merely "nominally a
Christian."

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