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MT. CLEMENS --- Where Thousands Find
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It the Breakers Hotel, Atlantic City.
En route home they visited in Buf-'
NEW YORK.- -(J. T. A.)- -Nathan falo and Niagara Falls,
Straus and Dr. Stephen S. Wise, can-
didates in the East Side dirstcit for
Mrs. Ilarry Klein and granddaugh- I
the American Jewish Congress, polled ter, Hilda Ruth Eisler, of 416 East
Mt. Clemens,
Clemens, Mich.
"Go to Mt. Clemens for your health, and don't forget
to stay where you'll get everything of the best."
—s--
E. L. Garvey
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MT. CLEMENS
the largest number, of votes of any
of New Yorl.'s candidates, says a
statement by the Jewish Congress
headquarters. Mr. Straus received
6,509 votes and Or. Wise 6,075 votes.
A total of 35,000 votes were cast
in New York and it is stated a total
of 100,000 votes is expected from the
country as a whole. While a few of
the larger cities have already had
their elections, in most cases they
have been postponed until after the
summer.
Among the other delegates elected
from New York are: Joseph Baron-
des, Congressman Nathan D. Pearl-
man, A. S. Schomer, W. Eckman, S.
Dickstein, S. Untermyer, L. Kobrin,
B. Shelvin, L. Cohen, Mrs. N. R. Lind-
helm, A. Lamport, S. Rosenzweig, J.
Polstein, I. Siegel, Rabbi M. A. Kap-
Inn, Dr. S. Buehler, Rabbi S. L. Hur-
witz, Mrs. It. Gottheil, H. Bernstein,
R. Brainin, Dr. N. Syrkin, D. Pinski,
L. Lipsky, M. Margulies, Judge Gibs,
Ab Goldberg, State Senator B. An-
tin, Rabbi I. II. Leventhal, Rabbi J.
Levenson, Dr. J. Krimsky, Rev. II.
Z. Masliansky and Judge J. S. Strahl.
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NEW YORK.— (J. T. A.) — The
movement to nominate Henry Ford
for President is closely allied to the
Ku Klux Klan agitation, Charles D.
Hilles, Republican National Commit-
teeman from New York and one of the
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leading figures in the Republican Na-
tional Party, declared in a statement
to the New York World.
Hilles warned that the time has
past when the Ford boom can he con-
sidered merely as another Ford joke.
The Mlles statement, says the
World "is believed t..1 voice the senti-
ment of a large part of the National
Committee, and it is believed that it
will be folowed by active steps looking
to the building up of such a sentiment
that Ford's nomination by either
party will be impossible."
"Ile boasts of his bigotry" says
Hilles of Ford. "Our government de-
mand, complete separation of church
from state and guarantees tolerance
tlward both race a MI c reed. The Dec-
aration of Independence includes a
statement that all men are created
equal under the law. The spirit of
the Constitution is protective of the
minority in fundamental rights.
"Thus two million of Jews are now
a part of us. They have made up smite
of our best citizens. They have filled
acceptaby high public positions. In
the Cabinet, the Supreme Court, the
diplomatic service, the Senate and the
House. But in spite of the American
spirit of tolerance and the fact that
the Jews have contributed so much
to our civic life, Henry Ford, with the
bigotry of the Ku Klux Klan, has de-
clared war upon them."
The forest trees once asked the
fruit trees: "Why is the rustling of
your leaves not heard in the dis-
tance?" The fruit trees replied: "We
can dispense with the rustling to
manifest our presence, our fruits tes-
tify for us." The fruit trees then Tn-
quired of the forest trees: "Why do
your leaves rustle almost continual.
ly?" "We are forced to call the at-
tention of man to our existence."—
The Talmud.
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he development of Palestine. An-
nouncement was made that the Ju-
dean Insurance Company may be open
for business in Palestine next fall.
Abraham Shomer was offered but
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Feerer have
returned from an extended trip to
New York via the Catskill and Adi-
rondack mountains.
of 590
Rosedale court has left for an ex-
tended trip to Chicago, where she will
be the house guest of Miss Mollie Q.
Price.
Miss Esther Freedman
MISS ROSE L. GEDRICH
and
The Ilicur Cholera society will hold
daughter, Billie, will join her sister, the annual moonlight on Monday
Mrs. Howard C. Leavy, at Far Rocka- evening, July 23, on the steamer
way, L. I., to spend the remainder of Put-in-Bay, which will leave the foot
the summer.
of First street at 8:30p. m. Miss
Rose Gedrich, newly elected secre-
Louis • Booth of Dayton, Ohio, is tary, is assisting the committee in the
spending two weeks as the guest of preparatory work for the affair.
Mrs. Louis II. Landsberg
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Daneman of 1642
Burlingame avenue.
The Misses Lillian Cohen and Ger-
When the Wind Was in the
Willows.
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DR. JOSEPH KRAUSKOPF
DOYLESTOWN, Pa.—(J. T. A.)—
!ferry B. Hirsch, vice-president of the
National Farm School, was unani-
mously nominated to succeed Dr. Jos-
eph Krauskopf as president of the
school at a special meeting of the
board of directors held last week fol-
lowing the death of the founder of the
institution.
Mr. Hirsch pleaded the withdrawal
of the nomination insisting it would
be best to get someone to head the in-
stitution who is able to devote his
Then the wind surged through the
willows till the harp strings, loud
and clear,
Sang a song of hope the exiles ceased
their tearless sobs to hear!
A song of hope and triumph that
made exiles' hearts beat high
That, though vanished, yet the bearer
of God's truth never die!
JEWS IN CONSULAR
SERVICE PROMOTED
WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.)—Da-
yid C. Berger of Virginia and Mau-
assigned vice-consul there.
The appeal issued by the board of
the National Farm School for the pay-
ment of the second year's installment Regular Quarterly Dividends
of subscriptions made to the Jubilee
Declared by Nash Co.
Fund of the Farm School a year ago,
which fund is now to he enlarged and
The quarterly directors' meeting of
re-namml, The Joseph Krauskopf the Nash Motors Company was held
Memorial Fund, as a tribute to Dr. at the offices of the company at Ke-
Krauskopf 's work and sacrifices in be- nosha, Wisconsin, July 10.
half of the School, is meeting with the
The directors declared the regular
hearty co-operation of the subscribers dividend of $1.75 per share on the pre-
to the Fund. Many of them are not ferred A stock, and a dividend of
only remitting the year's installment, $3.50 per share on the common stock,
but are sending their checks to cover payable, August 1 to stockholders of
the entire balance due on their sub- record July 20, 1523.
scriptions, thus assisting very mater-
Vice-president and comptroller Al-
ially in furthering the enlargement ford reported net income for the sec-
and expansion program, upon which ond quarter of the fiscal year, March,
it is imperative that the School should April and Slay, after deducting
ex-
enter without delay. A large number penses for manufacturing, deprecia-
of new subscriptions have been added tion, selling, administration and local
to the Fund recently, which now ex- and Federal terms, of $2,568,405.57.
ceeds $600,000.
This compares with $1,573,241,78 for
the previous quarter and brings total
A JEWISH K. K. K.
Dr. Adoph Steiner, rabbi of Con-
gregation Israel Salt Lake City,
Utah, gave new meaning to K. K. K.
when he said in an address delivered
before the delegates of the grand
lodge, district No. 4,1. 0. B. B., which
met recently in that city: "We did not
assemble here to kindle flames to a
burning cross and inspire fear into
timid hearts of men and women who
do not believe like we do under the
fake pretense of 100 per cent Ameri-
anism. But we came here to light a
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stick, with the soft lights of brotherly
love, benevolence and harmony. We,
too, have a K. K. K. but our triple K.
does not stand for some certain brand
of supremecy, nor even for the taking
of the law into our own hands in the
guise of patriotism, but our K. K. K.
stands for Kodosh, Kodosh, Kodosh-
Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of zeru-
oth, the whole earth is full of His
glory."
Three names are given to a man:
one by his parents, another by the
world, and the third by his works—
the one which is written in the im-
mortal book of his fate. Which of
these three names is the best? Solo-
mon teaches us when he says: "A
good name is better than the sweet-
vet oil."—The Talmud.
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Flowers
man who has no God.—The Talmud.
Will Rename the Jubilee Fund to the same position at Tientsin. Al-
taffer, who is now vice-consul and
As the Krauskopf Mem-
clerk at Stuttgart, is promoted to be
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Whosoever engages in the study of
the law, and does not practice be-
nevolence, is to be compared to a
rice W. Altaffer of Ohio are among
those of the American consular serv-
ice listed as promoted by an order of
with leading institutional experts of the State Department just issued.
the country in regard to the vacancy.
Berger, who is now vice-consul and
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declined renomination. Ile and Hen-
ry Eisner were chosen delegates to
the World Zionist Congress at Carls-
bad.
The convention went on record as
favoring the convening of a World
Jewish Congress as soon as possible.
Other officers chosen by the order
are Sol Friedlander, Sgan Rishon;
Dr. Levinson, Sion Shani; Jacob loll
Kishor, Muscir; Max Fonwick, treas-
urer; Dr. S. Neuman, Chief Medical
Officer; Leo Wolfson, Counselor of
order.
The following were named to the
executive committee: J. S. Kazan, B.
Fine, Ephraim IshKishor, Max Lurie,
Israel Wolf, Max Littwin, I.. Y. Sosin,
D. Snubow, Henry Mendelsohn, Max
White, David Seltzer, S. K01111.
The noblest of all charities is in
Mrs. Carl Demont, who has been When the wind was in the willows
visiting with her parents, Mr. and
where the harps of those were enabling the poor to earn a liveli-
Mrs. Louis Smith of Erskine street,
hood.—The Talmud.
hung
has returned to her home in Chicago. Who would not for their conquerors
Miss Gertrude and Master Irving
sing the songs they once had
Smith accompanied their sister back
sung
to Chicago for a month's stay.
Ere Jerusalem the beautiful had fal-
HENRY F. HURLEY
len to the foe!
Electrical Contractor
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zuckerman Ere the Temple fair and sacred was
(Lucile Jacobs) have returned from
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by sword and flanie laid low!
An Electric Motor.
a visit to New York .City and an ex-
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tended motor trip through New York When the wind was in the willows
state.
how the harp strings trembling
sighed,
Mrs. Ben Kaufman and family, As if on their living fiber was the I
Mrs. S. Gerson and Mrs. Ben Meisner
touch of those who died—
have gone to Charlevoix, Mich., As if Israel's heart were bleeding and
where they are spending the summer
her dying lips spoke through
season.
The sobbing of the harp strings as if
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
they were breaking too!
Mrs. Barnet Winsen of New York
City is visiting her sons, Jose and But the wind that fanned the willows
Ben Winsen of Calvert avenue.
had blown over Zion's heights,
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Forty intimate business and per-
silence of the night;
sonal friends of Morris Fishman, the It had listened to the breezes that had
well known Detroit Life superinten-
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come from everywhere,
dent of agents for Wayne county, Bringing from Heaven's gate and
gathered at his home at 2252 Glad-
world's ends words of comfort
stone avenue on the evening of June
through the air.
28 and tendered him a delightful sur-
prise party, the occasion being the And the wind that shook the willows
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fortieth anniversary of.his birth.. The
said in words so fair and strong,
On the Own Front
surprise party was arranged by Mrs. " What mean ye, harps aquiver, by
Fishman in co-ordination with 8CV-
the moaning in your song?
American and European Plans.
eral of Mr. Fishman's associates in Think ye that the Father knows not
New Hydriatic Baths.
the Detroit Life organization. In-
ye are exiles strange and far?
Golf Privileges and Garage.
eluded among the guests and among Know ye not Ile sees his purpose
Bathing From Hotel.
those who gave expression to senti-
straight and clear as glint of
ments of best wishes for Mr. Fishman
star?"
JOEL HILLMAN, Prealdrit.
were President M. E. O'Brien of the
Detroit Life Insurance Company; Said the wind that moved the willows,
James D. Baty, secretary, and E. C.
"Had ye stayed in Zion pent,
Wightman, actuary of the Detroit Would ye not have missed the glory
Life. As a token of their well wishes
God hath now to Israel sent?
Mr. Fishman was presented with a He bath scattered ye as bearers of
touring trunk.
the truth that Ile is One!
More blest are ye than victors! Chant
DECLINES TO SUCCEED
ye now 'His will be done!' "
time exclusively to it. It was agreed
by the members present that the serv-
ices of a man of national prominence
be obtained for the presidency.
To this end, it was decided to confer
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is the fiscal agent if the order in com-
mercial enterprises looking towards
Warren avenue have left for Orion
Lake for the summer. From Orion
Lake they will go to Euclid Beach,
Cleveland.
trude Waterstone of 240 Owen ave-
nue spent the week in Flint with their V
KU KLUX AND FORD TWINS aunt, Mrs. James Silk.
"Pay 5c and Drink to Your Content"
ORDER B'NAI ZION
ELECTS CHAZAN AS
SHOMER SUCCESSOR
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,—(J. T. A.)
—Nathan ('hazan was elected Mai of
he Order Iniai Zion at the convention
ield hoe, suceeding Abraham Sho-
mer.
An effort made on the floor of the
•in ■ ention to have the order dish°, iatt
itself from the J11110811 Industrial Cor-
doration which is sponsoring the new
Judean Insurance company in Pales-
tine was defeated by a decisive vote.
The lutVan Ind, stria! Corp notion
EXPECT THAT 100,000
Mrs. Bertha Freedman and Mrs.
WILL VOTE IN JEWISH
Harry Sloan (Rose Freedman) have
returned
from an eight weeks stay
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net income fur the six months up to
$4,111,647.35 as against $3,271,535.96
for the same period of last year.
Profits for June were not reported,
but it is probable that they will ex-
ceed the average established by the
preceding three months.
In commenting on operations for
past six months and the outlook for
the future, President Nash said that
profits did not show as favorably on
the volume of business as in the year
1922 becalfse of expensive improve-
ments in the product and increased
material costs.
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From the President's Desk—Talk No. 148 .
The
"Down Payment"
A "down payment" has started
more men on the road to success
than anything else.
A first payment on a home—a
business—a piece of real estate—
or good reliable bonds—WHERE
DOES IT COME FROM?
SOMEBODY'S SAVINGS AC-
COUNT.
Can you ever expect to be a
success until you have learned to
save money?
Don't say you can't. You can,
but maybe you are not willing to
pay the price.
I've known hundreds of depositors in this bank
who started with very modest accounts and whose
holdings now are the envy of their friends. They
decided to succeed, then proceeded to buy it. We'll
help you if you wish.
Mammoth Benefit Circus Plan-
ned for Aug. 10 to 19.
To raise funds for welfare work
among ex-service men handicapped
by injuries received in the world war,
the disabled veterans of the war will
stage a mammoth circus and exposi-
tion Aug. 10 to 19, at the Jefferson
avenue circus grounds. Among the
enterprises the organization le spon-
soring is the convalescent camp for
wounded veterans.
The circus and exposition has the
endorsement of Mayor Frank E. Do-
remus and the city council. Because
of the worthiness of the cause, the
city council also rescinded the license
fee for the veterans.
Many attractions have been book-
ed. Two perforrnances will be given
each dap, at 2:30 and at 8:30 p. m.
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