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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1923-06-29

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journey. Dr. Spiegel, the representa-
tive of the German Red Cross, went
specially to Warsaw in order to ar-
range details on the spot. Ile did not
arrive in Vs'arsaw, however, until af-
ter April 15, by which date the term
fixed by the Polish government for the
evacuation of the refugees had al-
ready expired, and the refugees who
had been selected fur transmigration
through Germany had left Poland to
proceed to Cuba or :Slexi•o. The per-
mission of the German government nu
longer holds gmod, but Dr. Spiegel de-
Hares that he hopes that the German
Red Cross will be able to persuade the
government to allow 300 to 500 refu-
gees who must leave Poland after Sep-
tember first, to stay in Germany until
they hake obtained their American
visas.

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SAYS WASHING MACHINE WILL BE
STANDARDIZED LIKE AUTOMOBILE

That the Detroit public IS rapidly !
The Washing Machine will be a machine i s the White Idly, in-
WARSAW.—(J. C. It.) — As pre-
becoming educated to the advantages
an automobile vented by the originator of the first
like
viously reported, the German govern-
If artificial refrigeration is indicated. standardized
electric washer and brought a step
ment declared itself prepared to give
by the heavy local sales of Kelvina- !saon," says E. M. Donald, manager . ahead of all other washers by the
transmigration facilities through Ger-
tors by Beat and Cold, Inc., 4490 o f the Electric Servant Company, 49 'many yes , a s ex per i ence the ;ascot-'
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many to 300 refugees expelled from
Cass avenue, of which C. A. Benford
Fast Congress street, who distributes or has had with all washers. We in-'
Poland, and to allow them to stay in
is president.
vile
the
public
to
call
Cherry,
45701
the famous White Lily washer and
the country until they received their
The 1923 sales of this co m pan yother high grade electrical household for a free trial and we arc ce'rtaia
visas and were able to continue their
have been distinctly gratifying and conveniences. "The public has en- that we can convince any woman that 1
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the
volume
antici-
far in excess of
7 0
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rs
many of the experimental our washer will not only do her wrsh.
;sited at the beginning of the season.
ideas observed no washing machines ing better today, but also next week
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of the three prevailing types and is and next year, and five years from
I
A local cantor, who recently came ready to discard others and now in- new, for extreme durability is one
from England, tells me hew our Gen- sills on a washer that combines the of the essentials of this most modern
tile friends often think that most good points of all three types. Such of all electric washers."
As easy to carry as a pair of oars. The
Jews are becoming reformed. "For
whole family can use and enjoy it. Takes
instance," he said, "one Simchos To-
face. Above the white forehead rise
apart quickly for packing in handy suit case.
rah, us I marched around with the
thick curls. The right hand is thrust
Slides under Pullman seat. Requires no
JERUSALEM—a T. A.1—The Torahs singing 'Ono Adonoi Bashi-
forward challengingly.
The eyes

are
t
batteries. Has built-in Quick Action Mag.
Soviet government has extended an ono,' a Gentile friend of mine who A Picture Out of the Pogrom Nye Ten. They look straight upward, as
invitation to the "Hist adruth Ilaav- came to see the ceremonies told me
though
they
were
alive.
Gedalia
Mer-
neto, Real Float Feed Carburetor, Spark iii
in Russia.
dim," the Jewish labor organization, the next day that he WAS surprised
enis, persistently and angrily, like
and
Throttle
Control,
Instant
Reverse,
UM-
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to participate in the international ag- to find that I, an Orthodox Jew, exe-
one possessed of great power, calls
versal Steering and other exclusive features.
By N. OSYPOWITCH
ricultural exhibition which opens at cuted my services in English. When
everyone to account.
Moscow on Aug. 17. The organiza- I asked him to explain how he came
After the morgue they have stopped
tion has accepted and will be repre- to this conclusion, he told me that
.ofT at the "prison"—in the mathemat-
(Translated from the Russian by
sented by a delegate and will also this is what he heard me sing the pre-
ical laboratory. Here are kept the
Max Stetzky.)
bring a collection of Palestine agri- vious night as I marched around with
captive pillagers who were caught - red-
the Todah: 'I know, I don't know,
cultural products to the exhibition.
handed. There are about 50 of them,
how shou d I know?' "—Ben On in
1.
and it is to try them that the military
Jewish Chronicle.
the Cana
The headquarters of the general court of the defense has met: what is
staff—the university--can hardly be to be done with the prisoners?
recognised. It has the appearance of
The president of the session, an el-
a real citadel. The iron gate is tight-
derly student named Devon, with
ly shut and guarded by a husky gym- thick hair and siossoge looking mous-
AND
nasist, in eye-glasses and two work-
tache, slowly and in businesslike fash-
men, all armed with crossbars. Be-
ion outlines the case. As he talks, the
fore the doors of the main entrance
dry report of a shot breaks into the
there is a barricade, that, is, a rew
Buy now at big reduction in
auditorium from the street. It is fol-
saws
of
tables
and
chairs,
tied
togeth-
price. A Sphinx Receptacle for
lowed by a few more sporadic and cas-
er with heavy wire, and the rows sap. ual
garbage can now be purchased for
ones. Apparently the "defense"
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orated by the parts of a basoken gate.
$7..00 complete, including delivery
is shooting. It becomes quiet again,
Behind the barricade stkes and
and installation. We can guaran-
and then, suddenly, a steady peal of
Shingle Roof
ricks
are
piled
in
irregular
pyramids.
tee these low prices for only a
shots, in unison and at correct inter-
Contractors
All this is prepared against any at-
short time. I'lace your order NOW
vals—the shooting is seemingly skil-
tick.
through
led and disciplined. It is an attack.
Dirt and filth everywhere: on the Is it at the defense? A horn is blown.
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solumns. Here and there \tul(js of sweeps by and quiet reigns once more.
Mood-stained cotton, pieces (ifloand-
Eastern Michigan Distributors
Deport resumes his exposition. lie
, and the remains of food. In the
concludes and-invites discussion. An
Complete combustion
coorriders confused movement and a
Write or phone for demonstration
J. R. VROOMAN, Retail Mgr.
embarrasing silence ensues which
with intermittent firing
grim bustling. The assembly halls
lasts a few minutes. As is usual in
—there's the problem of
are filled with embarrased, hurrielly-
such cases, all are embarassed and
dressed young girls, their hair neatly
oil burning its the home
feel awkward. No one dare begin.
done and covered with kerchiefs, Old,
in a nutshell. Engineers
However, there is a movement in (hi
downcast Jew's ro am about in despair,
worked on it for sixty
front row, someone is fidgety—he
as if they were 10 , king for something.
The Johnson Weler Bug Is Sold in Detroit by
years without success.
starts excitedly:"I wish to take the
The youngsters, already somewhat floor." A small frail Armenian with a
Then came Nokol, and
accustomed to the strange and unusu- bearded face and black sparkling eyes
y9
4v
Avery Ave. and Grand
the now famous Nokol
Phones:
al surroundings, run back and forth
combustion chamber.
Trunk R. R.
fot rr
Sysak Abramyanitz, who is in
Northway190I- 1191
in noisy groups. The squalling and
charge of the munitions of the Self
drawn-out cries of suckling infants,
Five years ago the first
Defense, comes close to the tribune.
the shouts of the children, all these
Nokol home heater was
.
Ile speaks very rapidly and MG r-
varied noises float in waves through
installed; today there are
ruptedly, gesticulates and twitches
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the spaetious auditoriums, through
10,126 in use. And there
nervously.
He
is
indignant
Iles
Waterproof Papers.
the dignified sanctums of the profes-
are that many satisfied
protests against any extenuation of
sors and through the mysterious lab-
the pillagers.
users!
oratories.
"Captives," he says, "are soldiers,
The place is now a feeding-point combatant, who tight openly, face to
:nal a shelter. All those who managed face. les. But these . ,
Abram-
to escape the tire and the knife find yanitz casts a glance of disgust and
safety here.
indignation in the direction of the
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on the stairs and in the vestibule prison.—"These are cowardly murder-
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Detroit,
walk about the "defenders". Students ers, scoundrels, who attack from be-
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uniforms and workmen's blouses pre- hind, or even like beasts in the woods,
dominate, but there are quite a few and worse . . . .Yes! Yes! They de-
salesmen, members of the intelligent- serve this—" he makes a quick motion
sia and petty shopkeepers. On the cap with the edge of his right hand and
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band of each defender, above the across his neck. "Chop the heads," he
Get the Facts.
AUTOMAT./ OIL MAMMA FOR NOME!
shield, the number of the brigade to explains, sparkling fiercely the whites
shish he belongs is marked in chalk, of his large eyes.
Proltdol h 0.51. 0.0,0 Pointy
The munition, as is usual in such
After Abramyanitz, about six other
During the summer months is really the best time to
rood soli Lloyd so Smodarl
-ases,
presents a motley array: clubs, men speak. Most of them merely ex-
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thamyroter ' Lahrosyrin
have your furniture RE-UPHOLSTERED or re-finished.
son rods, bricks, revolvers, guns, patiate on the Armenian's arguments.
enormous ancient weapons and even
Because of a lack of variety the at-
Varnishes and enamels dry better—we are not so busy
1ard
„ tchzts. There are also a few hal- tention of the audience lags and the
and can give your work better attention—you are not
chairman announces a five-minute re-
inconvenienced by the loss of use of your furniture—and
This strange medley gives the im- cess.
most important, we can quote lower prices-10 per cent
pression of something theatrical but
The session, however, is not re-op-
the grimness of the facet the simple ened before an hour is past, when
discount on all Refinishing and Upholstery work during
iral natural behavior, betray an ac- Garmatsky, a bearded stately Grusin-
July and August.
tual and real tragedy.
ion takes the floor. lie gives a vivid
description of the pogrom and the
Largest Shop in Detroit
This is the second (lay of the po- morgue. On the latter he dwells a
grom. The massacre still continues great length. He speaks with passion
Established 1903
but there is already a break; the and fervor and ends with a motion
butchering is on the decrease. All that all the captured pillagers be
this time the self-defense militia has locked up over night in the morgue
been making desperate efforts to stop and that each of them he tied to a
the bloody outrage. Many perished corpse, a victim of the pogrom. "Such
on both sides. There are hundreds of proximity with the murdered will un-
dead and thousands of wounded. Hos- doubtedly have its impression on the
pitals, private clinics, are overcrowded murderers." Garmatzky ends his
with the victims. The large and small speech abruptly.
anatomic auditoriums and the morgue
A general and feverish discussion
are filled to capacity. They lie on follows his speech, The chairman, an
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benches, en the floor and in the pass- experineerl man makes no effort to
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almost all mutilated: tornout tongues, and lets the cemmotion continue, just
( cut-off lips and noses. The palms of
waiting patiently. When he obseras ,
some are pierced with nails: they look a slackening in the discussion, how-
as if they had been crucified. Others ever, he raps twice on the tribune,
have a cross burnt out on their fore- calling the session to order. From the
heads. III the morgue there are a discussion it is evident that the Ma-
otxxm0tta-aouttoollfotlo 0 o-0 Oe>omO 4 * number of female bodies: splendid jority approve of Garmatsky's propo-
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young girls. Their legs are broken,
- vgksw:'wmw.w0000."lootw:vcvcwocw.toa0000qa000voocw.A%wcwcsx breasts cut-efT--the enemy mutilated sition, and the chairman announces
his intention of putting the question
and outraged them.
to a vote.
The defenders are placed separate-
"I want to say in connection with
ly. They are laid with care, row upon Garmatsky's motion .. "'From a
row. Their bodies are covered with a dark corner the figure of a bright-
large mourning banner, on which is haired youth with a tiny moustache
inscribed with white letters on black and a soft tuft of beard on his chin
background: "The bodies of our per- becomes visible. On his side he car-
ished comrades. Honor to the fallen ries a halberd. It is the student Rap-
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paport, the head of the vanguard, one
It is dark. The rain swishes the of the bravest of the defenders.
'
e0 roof monotonously. The drops fall
Ile had been in action from the first
on the mirrored window panes of the minute of the pogrom. Be fought
r
auditorium with soft, monotonous desperately, has taken part in the
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The auditorium is scarcely lighted. happened. The staff know- the intre-
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pid bravery of the chief of the van-
The
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in
the
city,
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The youth makes a step forward
essary to he economical: the enormous
auditorium has been apportioned only and stops. Ile raises his hand ner-
two candles. The two lonely white vously to his face. Is clear that he is
columns stand on the high tribune. not a talkative man—he betrays great
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"Comrade, we are waiting," the
the auditorium.
A session is taking place in the aud- chairman reminds him delicately
with
an encouraging gesture. Rappa
of
itorium—it is a military court
the
general staff of the defense. The p ort pulls himself t •:ether, fixes th
belt
of
his gun, raises his head. With
members of the court have iust re-
turned from an inspection of the "for- a long glance he looks over the entir
auditorium
the members of the sea
tress." They have passed through all
the buildings of the university, in- sion, the tribunal, and with a dis
spected the shelter rooms and stepped tressed but firm expression utters. ' I
into the morgue. They have carefully is cruel." Ile points his finger at Gar
looked over the dead—picked out the matsky, breathes heavily as if he ha d
comrades from among them. I thrown off a burden, and returns t
At the body of Gedalia Merenis, I his dark corner.
they halted. Gelialia Merenis was
Nobody spoke after him. The sot
killed by a bomb which he had thrown showed that Garmetsky's motion wa
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