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Rheumatism
E.1't suffer—get quick relief.
i..irective and Inexpensive.
It co stsnothing to come down
and find out.
THE WAYNE BATHS
Second and Front Sts.
Sulphur Mineral, Turkish
Tonic, Swedish, Electric Baths.
SWEDISH MASSAGE
T16 , . Woodward Through Car.
Cherry 4784
PHILOMATHIC TO HONOR
BRITAIN IS READY TO
QUIT TRANSJORDANIA WEISWASSER WEDNESDAY
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A,)—Great
Britain is prepared to confer indepen-
dent government on Trans-jordonia,
the League of Nations consenting,
says an official communique today.
Provided a constitutional form of gov-
ernment is set up giving Britain the
possibility to fulfill her international
obligations toward that country, the
British government agrees to declare
the Palestine territory east of the Jor-
dan autonomous and not subject to
Sir Ilerbert Samuel's administration,
the statement declares.
A Complete 4-Piece Room
Outfit For $435 and
Only $5 a Week
••••
A Small Deposit Will Hold It Until You
Want It Delivered.
JEWISH AGENCY TO
BE "RESPONSIBLE"
Movement for "Democratiz-
ing" Organization Wins Vic-
tory in Berlin.
Make It a Habit to Trade Always at
Finsterwalds
Michigan Ave. at Washington Blvd.
"We Guarantee Everything We Sell"
No Big
Brokerage Fee
anian comedian, who recently came
EXCESSES IN UPPER SILESIA
BERLIN.—(1. T. A.)—A series of to this country, will appear in a comic
anti-Jewish excesses have occurred operetta here on Sunday afternoon
the last few days in the Polish part and evening, June 17, at the New
of Upper Silesia formerly belonging Detroit Opera House, in "Liovke Mo-
to Germany, according to reports of lodetz."
Mr. Lebedoff will be assisted by his
provincial newspapers in Prussia.
Butt, Neutomischel, Calm and Wren, original company of New York in his
ke are among the places mentioned great success of the season. The
in the dispatches where anti-Jewish play is featured by 20 musical num-
attacks are alleged to have occurred. bers, music for which was written
The reports add that the Jews are by ilerman Wohl, and the dances ar-
constantly being threatened by anti- ranged by Mr. Lebedoff.
Semites and that anti-Jewish placards
Abe Cogut is the manager of the
are prominently displayed throughout Jewish theater here, which is con-
the country.
cluding ■ successful season in De-
STUDEBAKER 1920 SPECIAL d TOURING CAR
tirS erlain a yinOihe weewstrwisr
used car; 1175 don is veYY che•P.
l
Studebaker
STUDEBAKER 1921 FOUR-PASSENGER COUPE
Repainted in our custom shop. Silt velour up-
holiitery. Full folding seat. The motor and all
mechanical units ar e ex cellent. Trade in your open
car; 6350 down. It's • bargain
BUICK ROADSTER, 1920
Can't tell from new car. Runs excellent. Five
cord tires. Ready for your vacation trio; $158
down. balance long, easy terms.
STUDEBAKER LIGHT 6 TOURING CAR, 1922
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SPECIAL 0, 1922
Finial, Just like new ear. Runs excellent. Five
Carut • blemish anywhere. looks and runs
rite
cord
tires. This is a certified Studebaker. Small
off
witho Used .. • demnostrator. never
like new.
pavement. All eord tires; 6.900 down. balance long, ear in trade; 8250 brokerage
The Breslauer Zeitung reports 20 trait.
soldiers in uniform invaded the syna-
gogue at Beuthen during divine serv-
ices, with the intention of attacking
1921 DORT TOURING CAR
Will sell on sight; all end tires. Many extras.
Rebuilt from stem to stern; $115 down, balance the
easy Studebaker way
1922 HUPP TOURING CAR
Delivered new last November; disc wheels, prac-
tically new cord tires. Many other extras. The
finish and general appearance of the car is better
than good. Bring in your old Hupp, MO down.
cash, trade or terms. We do not charge • large
brokerage fee.
Near Palmer. Open Evenings and Sunday. North 5497.98.99.
YOU'LL FIND WHAT YOU WANT
mountable rims; it's a honey. Only
extms
Ford 1922 Reda, loaded down with
Dodge 1916 touring ear
whis bang
Maxwell 1921 touring car. This Is a
Maxwell 191s touring car
Buick 1910 touring car
Buick 1917 touring car
Buick 1920 touring car: Just like new
495
150
250
126
275
210
495
RIGHT PRICES AND TERMS
Paige 1921 sedan. Make yeas offer.
Cadillac 55 7- passenger sedan, 4-door. Make
us an offer.
Studebaker 1922 light 6 touringcar. This is
750
• certified Studebaker car. Only
525
Cadillac 1917 Victoria
275
Oakland 1920 touring car
575
M•rrnnn 1914 7-passenger sedan
Studebaker 1922 Special 6 touring car. You
can't beat It on the used ear market. Only 900
900
Hupmobile 1922 touring car: like new
750
Ilutimobile 192l touring car, only
1100
Studebaker 1921 Special 6 sedan
We
do
not
ask
a
Buick touring; • good buy.
465
profit .
Dodge touring; • bargain. No premium on
475
s
tore
Dodges at our •
Cadillac touring; • snap. Hurry, it won't last
365
long .
550
Studebaker Special 6 touring. Good tires and
many extras
Iludvon touring; good condition. Km had •
225
careful driver
Hupmobile touring, late model. Red wheels,
775
bumpers. motometer. etc
Reo touring; • dandy car, priced right. Many
850
extras, five good tires. Hurry
350
Paige sedan; • snappy no.; bargain
Ford sedan; a wonderful buy. Long, easy
255
terms .
Ford touring; • real bargain. No big broker-
145
• ge fee
Many extras. good
Ford coupe; late model.
365
tires
Ford roadster; Liberty starter. Hurry. It's
165
bargain
new.
Many
extras;
new
Ford
touring; like
•
375
spare tire
155
Ford sedan, almost new
DODGE TOURING
A mighty nice little car at • very attractive price
and lona, easy terms. Come in and see this big
value. Our price is $175.
CHEVROLET COUPE
Just like new in detail, with many extras, includ-
" spare tire. If It Is a Chevrolet
ing a brand
coupe, see this car and mve yourself some real
money. Trade If you like. Long easy ternm on
the balance.
STUDEBAKER LIGHT 6 TOURING CAR
Very late model. m•ny extras; an unusual buy
at 8775. You can trade and then have lung, easy
terms on the balance.
THE STUDEBAKER USED CAR STORE
1
Open Evenings and Sunday.
3934 Woodward Avenue. Between Alexandrine and Selden Avenues.
BUY ONE OF THESE AT WOODWARD AND BRADY
"u7sEAU'IVL 1:4
AUC
ISIZ E A$ R ,054
gE lfi b6 L
complete overhauling;
This ear has Just had a
five ned wire wheels, original finish, like new,
loaded down with extras; 1.125.
PACKARD 1921 TWIN 6 TOURING CAR
Refinished; 6 brand new Goodrich cord tires. atop
light. motometer, rear.view mirror. scuff plates,
bumPers front •nd rear. This is • ear you will be
Proud to own. Fornor owner will be glad to Inter-
view any prospective purchaser. The low figbee.f
11.750. Will take car in trade, terms tan •
ranged.
VELIE 1921 SEDAN. $300
This ear we know is worth more money. but ore
Putting this low price on it for quick action during
our June sale.
Studebaker Light 6 coupe, 1911 model, at the
very low figure of 5875.
You can always get the car you want In one of
our places. We always carry 200 cars in stock
for immediately delivery. Our terms •re the most
liberal in town. and remember. don't forget the
address.
Studebaker twn Used Car sales places located
on Woodward Ave.. between Brady and Rowena.
HAYNES SEDAN, 1921
Looks and runs like a new mr. We will gladly
demonstrate this to •ny one interested in this type
term.
of • c•r, as the price is very low. Our
of this tn...
make it possible for you to own • ear of
STUDEBAKER B.• 1922 TOURING CAR, $1,200
Thle Is one that has been handled by the original
owner Just like you would handle a baby grand
piano at borne. Loaded down with extra, and
priced right. The terms make it easy for you to
own •n automobile.
STUDEBAKER SPEIAL 6 SEDAN, 1920, $850
This .areaal bargain. as the car is way above
the average. Tete advantage of our June Bar-
gain Sale.
PACKARD TWIN 6, 1921 MODEL
Five brand sew cord tires, bumpers front and
rear, rear-view mirror, motemeter; looks and runs
like new; only $1,750.
TWIN 6, 1926 MODEL
r• wheels;
heels, original finial; mechanically
wonderful; sew cord tires; many extras. 11,125.
Five
MARMON 19197-PASSENGER SEDAN
Very good mechanically, at the low Price of 1575.
STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF AMERICA
BRADY AT WOODWARD AVENUE
Open Evenings and Sunday.
the Jewish worshippers. The attempt
having miscarried because of police
intervention, the hooligans the same
1'
STUDEBAKER SALES, 5753 WOODWARD AVENUE
Ford sedan. 1922. 5500, Insurance and carrying
chorea. only $40; terms one-third down, long time
on balance.
Sedan. 1521, Just like new, $395. Ford, no big
brokerage fee.
Ford seden, 1920. 6325.
chevroletcoups. we. delivered new last Friday
w•r tax paid; Breese paid: extra tire; driven 250
miles. Here is practically •new car for immediate
dellevey. Quick action on this.
8350
Chandler coupe, 'ate model
675
Case coupe. 1921 model
1000
Dodge 1-door sedan, 1922
525
Studebaker Iii. 6 7.passenger touring e•r
495
Studebaker Special 6 1922 touring ear
250
Paige Light 6, late model
125
Studebaker 1918 5.tyl. 7-passenger touring
Dort 1919 touring car; mechanically right, 6
175
wire wheels
Ford 1921 touring car; mechanical wonder; de. 200
$4300,0 00 Subscribed Towards
Million Dollar Endow-
ment Fund.
We Did Not
Bust
DODGE TOURING, 1921
Glans curtains cost $1110. New summer curtains
never been used. Car Just like new in every re-
spect. 2155 down, car in trade, balance easy
Studebaker way.
HUDSON TOURING. 1919
Seven-passenger car. Just the thing for ROI.),
work. Let the car pay for itself in two months.
Nothing reiiiiired only gas and oil to make money.
Motor in good condition; 8115
All good tires.
down, balance long. easy terms.
4;
I
BUICK TOURING, 1920
Five-passenger touring. in excellent condition
throughout. Cord tires, bumpers, motumeter and
lock. First reasonable offer makes you • Buick
owner.
FORD ROADSTER
A 1922 model for 8275. Good cord tires. Finish
is Y•eY good. Excellent mechanically; 1-3 down
will buy it.
Characterizing the chasm between
Sir Herbert Samuel's intentions and
acts as "unbridgeable," Mr. Ussish-
kin said: "The High Commissioner
is a tragic figure. His resignation,
however, would be a misfortune, be-
cause today Sir Ilerbert is the sym-
bol of the Balfour Declaration."
Dr. Georg Halpern, treasurer of
the Zionist Organization and chair-
man of the Jewish Colonial Trust,
following the report on the Zionist
situation to the opening session of
the Actions Committee by Nahum
Sokolow, chairman of the executive,
said in reporting, on his recent visit
to America the willingness of great
sections of American Jews of Amer-
ica are prepared to place at the dis-
posal of l'alestine enterprises credit
facilities amounting to $5,000,000,
Dr. Halperin reported.
The largest gathering that ever as.
BERLIN.-1.1. T. A.)-- The move-
sembled on the grounds of the . Na-
ment for "democratizing" of the Jew-
tional Farm School at Doylestown.
ish agency for Palestine won a vic-
Pa., participated in the annual spring
tory Sunday when a resolution W119
exercises of that institution Sunday,
adopted by the Zionist Actions Com-
at which it was announced that $600,-
mittee providing that the agency
000 had already been raised toward
shall be responsible for its actions to
the $1,000,000 endowment fund
a body representative of other Jew-
which is planned as a testimonial to
ish organizations besides the Zionists.
'ts founder, Dr. Joseph Krauskopf, in
The resolution provides also that
honor of the twenty-fifth anniversary
the Zionists may now start negotia-
of the establishment of the school-
thins with other Jewish bodies for
Among the larger contributors an-
their participation in the Jewish
nounced were that of $25,000 each
agency. Nahum Sokolow, in a speech
from Felix M. Warburg and Morti-
before the committee, pledged him-
mer L. Schiff, a bequest of $40,000
self to see to it that the "democra-
from the estate of Rosetta SI. Ull-
UNITED SYNAGOGUE WILL
tizing" principle was fully carried
man, through Abraham Erlanger of
USE RADIO BROADCASTER
out.
New York, and a legacy of $10,000
This satisfied Deputy Greenbaum,
by Julius Janowitz of New York.
whose resolution Friday calling for
One of the outstanding features of
a "responsible" agency to be consti-
NEW YORK—For several months
the exercises was the dedication of
MRS. SARAH LEVEY
tuted by a world Jewish congress was a special committee, consisting of Dr.
AARON WEISWASSER
the
Nathan Straus vineyard in honor
rejected by Mr. Sokolow on behalf Morris Meister, Rabbi Jacob Gross-
Mrs. Sarah Levey, 86 years old, of the seventy-fifth birthday of that
The Philomathic Debating Club of the Zionist Executive as showing man, Rabbi Goodman A. Rose, and daughter of Mrs. L. Ellenstein, died distinguished philanthropist, whose
Rabbi Israel Goldfarb, has burn quiet-
will lose one of its most valuable lack of confidence in the leaders.
Menachem Ussishkin, chairman of ly studying the question of radio suddenly on Wednesday at her home, son, Hugh Grant Straus,participated
members this Wednesday when Aaron
2:10 Chandler avenue. Interment n the exercises. The dedicatory ad-
Weiswasser will preside for the last the Palestine Executive of the Zionist broadcasting both from a technical took place on Thursday, June 14, at dress was made by Jacob
ikop
time at a Philomathic model meeting. Organization, who arrived here from and religious standpoint.
Machpelah Cemetery. Mrs. Levey is The speaker traced the philanthropic
At this event a gavel with a silver Jerusalem to take part in the deliber-
An an experiment, a program was survived by six daughters, Mrs. Anna efforts of Nathan Straus, emphasiz-
plate will be presented to Aaron ations of the actions committee, out- broadcasted on Sunday May 21, con- Melken, Mrs. Mayme Frank, Mrs. Eva ng its non-sectarian character and
Weiswasser by the organization as a lined before the Jewish Telegraphic sisting of an address by Dr. Jacob Freedman, Mrs. harry Weitzman, the eying stress on the tremendous life-
Agency
his
program
as
opposed
to
token of appreciation for his zealous
Kohn of New York on Universal As- Misses Jennie end Fannie I.evey, and saving influence of the Straus milk
endeavor in the advancement of the that of President Chaim Weizmann's, pects of Pentecost (Shevuoth) and four sons, Sam, harry, I'hillip and stations both in America and Pales-
club's ideals. Aaron Weiswasser has wrich he assailed as "immateriarl,
characteristic
songs of the Shevuoth Albert Levey.
tine.
The conflict which is expected to
held every office the club can offer.
Festival by the Anshe Chesed Choir
Dr. Edward N. Calisch, president
He won the gold medal at' the last arise at the approaching Zionist con- of New York. This program was re-
of the Central Conference of Ameri-
gress
over
the
constituting
of
the
oratorical contest and was a member
ceived so favorably by radio-fans, that
Jewish
Agency
is
"immaterial,"
the
can
Rabbis, delivered an address of
of the winning team at the model
it was decided to go further into the
tribute to Dr. Kaufman Kohler and
meeting in 1922. Ile was also a mem- veteran Zionist leader said. "Baron matter.
the
late Dr. Emil G. Hirsch. Ile
Rothschild,
the
father
of
the
new
ber of the, Detroit Junior College de-
There are approximately 260,000 in
Jewish settlement in Palestine, did
briefly reviewed the work road life of
bating team.
the
radio
audience
in
and
about
New
not want to begin his work until he
each and their influence upon Jewish
had the title of member of the Jew- York City, of whom a large number
and general thought in this country.
are
Jews.
Many
are
confined
to
their
Ex-Governor Stokes of New Jersey
ish Agency conferred upon him. Oth-
TIT FOR TAT
ers to receive this title may and may beds by illness. Educational and re- Polish Prime Minister Witos headed a delegation of about 120
not be moved thereby in l'alestine." ligious programs would be regarded
Newarkers who came to the exercises
Seeks to Isolate Minor-
In contrast with the plan fostered by them as a real God-send. Quite a
in a special train. This delegation
One of the famous European rabbis
ities.
number of hispitals too have radio ap-
was arranged by Louis Schlesinger,
was present at a banquet in company by Dr. Weizmann that the seat of pliances and the patients find in the
the
new
Zionist
Executive
to
be
elect-
who headed a committee which re-
with men of other faiths, and next to
programs a source of pleasure and in-
WARSAW—(J. T. A.)—The Jew-
the rabbi sat a Catholic priest. A dish ed by the approaching Zionist con- spiration that has a sanguine effect ish press of Poland is rather fearful cently raised $35,000 for the Na-
gress
shall
be
in
London,
and
its
tional Farm School.
was served which contained pork. The
upon their physical condition. The of the results the change in the cabi-
The exercises were presided over
priest turned to his neighbor with an plenipotentiary reside in Jerusalem, programs suggested would consist of net will bring as far as Polish Jews
Mr.
Ussishkin
urges
that
the
seat
be
amiable smile.
inspirational talks on the Sabbath, are concerned. It is clear that l'rime by Judge James Gay Gordon of Phil-
in
Jerusalem,
a
political
representa-
adelphia,
in the absence of Dr. Jo-
be
ever
"When," said he, "will I
tive residing in London acting under festivals, Jewish laws and ceremonial Minister Witos will seek to isolate seph Krauskopf. This was the first
permitted to serve you with this ex-
the instruction of the Jerusalem observances, synagogual and folk the minorities, particularly the Jew- time in all the existence of the Na-
cellent dish?"
body. Mr. Ussishkin insisted, how- music rendered by choirs, cantors and ish deputies, and prevent their exer-
With an equally amiable smile the ever, the question of leadership was singers, and short stories both for cising any influence upon Polish pol- tional arm School that Dr. Krauskopf
was compelled, because of his illness,
rabbi replied:
not one of personnel. "I welcome adults and children. It is planned to icy in order that the nationalist ma- to absent himself from any of its
"On the day when I shall have the everyone who thoroughly and sincere- co-operate in these programs with the jority shall remain loyal and intact. functions. Judge Gordon real a let-
gratification of assisting at your rev- ly believes in the maximum of our Union of American Hebrew Congre- In this respect Witos will most likely ter of greetings from Dr. Krauskopf,
follow the course pursued by his pre-
erence's wedding."
ideal and not in its present whittled gations,
Governor Stokes said among other
decessor, Sikorski. It will be recalled
that Premier Sikorski's last speech things that, contrary to all opinions,
fact is that the Jews
contained an obvious alight of the the histroical
first scientific agriculturists
Jews. Prior to the vote which sent were the
things they are
him to defeat, Sikorkski had declared and that among other introduction
in
his government was purely Polish responsible for the
the American colonies of the cultiva-
and was dependent only upon the Po-
tion
of
tobacco.
Ile
pointed
to
the
lish National majority. The Jewish
deputies who had voted for the So- experience of the agricultural colo-
nies in the neighborhood of Wood-
cialist resolution against the inclu- bine, N. J., as proof of the willing-
sion of the extreme Right parties in
the new government, were bitterly ness of Jews to become tillers of the
disappointed when this resolution soil.
was defeated by a vote of 210 against
180.
Aaron Lebedoff, Lithuanian
It is expected that Premier Witos
Comedian, to Appear in
will inaugurate an anti-Jewish policy
Comic Operetta Here
by giving official sanction to the agi-
tation favoring the restriction of
This Sunday.
Jewish students in universities.
• • •
Aaron Lebedoff, well known Lithu-
PRUSSIAN PRESS REPORTS
STUDEBAKER JUNE SALES
WILLYS•KNIGHT SEDAN, 1921
It's a beauty, just repainted and .nixed me-
chanically. This model I. hard to find in the used
ear market. 61,950 is very cheat.. You must move
fast to get It 1.3 down and no large brokerage
charge.
FARM SCHOOL HOLDS
ANNUAL EXERCISES
MRS. SARAH LEVEY
DIES AT AGE OF 66
SEE MOVE TO CRUSH
INFLUENCE OF JEWS
"Convenient Credit Terms to All—
Open An Account at Finsterwald's"
USED
CARS
down form, for it is only men of
faith who can communicate their be-
liefs to others.
night threw hand grenades in the
iirraktro
Atlantic City, N. J.
Firo•Proa
On Ocean Front
Jewish cemetery, demolishing tomb-
stones of the graves of dead soldiers.
LONG EASY
TERMS
ot
ull
of
Cars
The Studebaker Corporation
of America has opened another
sales place two doors south of
their main branch at Brady and
Woodward on Woodward ave-
nue. In this open air sales room
the public will find the best and
largest assortment of Used
Cars in the city, and every one
a bargain.
PALESTINE POTTERY
EXHIBIT IN LONDON
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—The corn-
ing week will see the opening in Lon-
don of a Palestine pottery exhibit.
The exhibition is being staged under
the auspices of the pro-Jerusalem So-
ciety.
OBITUARY
ISAAC ROSENBERGER
Isaac Rosenberger, born and raised
in Detroit, died on June 10 at the
Moses Montefiore Home in Cleveland
His remains were brought to Detroit
for burial in Woodmere Cemetery.'
Surviving him are two daughters,
Mrs. .1. Roseroot and Mrs. L. Kutt-
nauer.
Ir
ginia Morse) of Pittsburgh and Hen-
ry Morse of Minneapolis.
Remember the Location:
CLARA ROSENBERG
—Two Doors
South of the
Main
Studebaker
Branch,
Brady and Woodward
18 years old,
daughter of Michael Rosenberg of
548 liendrie avenue, died on Monday
at Harper llospital after a brief ill-
ness of only two days. Funeral serv-
ices took place on Monday from the
residence, with Rabbi J. L. Levin
officiating. Burial was at Beth Olem
Cemetery, Smith avenue. Besides
her father, Miss Rosenberg is sur-
vived by two sisters, Mrs. Sam Reed-
isch and Miss Ida Rosenberg, and a
brother, Jack Rosenberg.
Clara Rosenberg,
•
Special Spring Rates
Europe.. Plan $2.50 up
American Plan 57.00 up
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that Atlantic City offers, In one of the
moat famous hotels in the world. when
service. food and comfort •re unexcelled.
GOLF
CONCERTS
GARAGE
JOEL HILLMAN, Proprietor
Keane, Higbie & Co.
MUNICIPAL
BONDS
MRS. SARAH PARISH
Mrs. Sarah Parish, wife of Joseph
l'arish, died at the family home on
Friday, June 7, after a lingering ill-
ness. Mrs. i'arish lived in Detroit for
Ii; years, coming here from New York
City, where she was born 82 years
ago. Mrs. Parish was a woman of
rare charm and keen intellect and had
hosts of friends who will mourn her
death. Funeral services were held
from the residence on Monday after-
noon, Rabbis Leo M. Franklin and
Henry J. Berkowitz officiating, with
interment in Woodmere Cemetery.
Besides her husband she is survived
by her sister, Mrs. Hannah Morse,
who had lived in her household for 28
years. Those who came from out of
the city to attend the funeral rites
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Starr (Vir-
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Detroit
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