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conferred with the king regarding the
incident.
The plot was disclosed as a result
of the assassination of M. Rosenthal,
editor of the Adverul, who was first
on the death list prepared by the
Teacisti.
A deputation consisting of the Jew-
ish deputies Dr. Wilhelm Vaszonyi,
Paul Sandor and Dr. Bela Fabian,
and Dr. Alexander Lederer, presi-
dent of the Budapest Jewish com-
munity, have visited M. loan Rakov-
sky, Minister for the Interior, and
asked hint to withdraw the prohibi-
tion against the Union of Jewish stu-
dents at the Hungarian universities,
which was suppressed by the authori-
ties last spring. M. Rakovsky said
that he would have the question re-
opened and the union would prob-
ably be functioning again before the
end of 1923.
The chief activity of the union was
the raising of funds for the support
of Jewish students who were com-
pelled by the operations of the nu-
merus clausus to study in universities
outside Hungary.

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Young
Judaea

Club
Notes

Collegiate Judaeans.

A discussion of the "Golden Age of
Jewish Culture and Learning in
Spain," by Chaim Tigel, constituted
the program of the Collegiate Ju-
daeans Wednesday at the Kirby Cen-
ter. The program committee an-
nounced that theparticipants on the
question whether Israel Zangwill was
justified in his criticism of the Zion-
ist leaders will be Harry Seligson and
Max Weine for the affirmative, op-
posed by Maurice Pike and Ilerzl
Shur for the negative.
The social committee, composed of
Chaim Tigel and Louis Cashdan, has
arranged an interesting and humor-
ous entertainment for the following
Wednesday evening.

Mogen David Club.

Hat speeches featured the program
of the Mogen David Club on Saturday
evening. Questions dealing with Jew-
ish pioneers, Palestine problems and
other topics of Jewish interest were
discussed. A successful season is ex-
pected, judging from the enthusiasm
of the members.

Knights of Judaea.

The Knights of Judaea have se-
cured the Balch School gymnasium
for Thursday evenings for basketball.
At the meeting to be held Tuesday
evening at the North End Commun-
ity Clinic, Morris Waxman, the new-
ly elected president, will appoint new
committees and work for the new
term will be renewed with greater
vigor.

VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—Secret or-
ders addressed to 13 district com-
manders of Ilakenrkeuzler organiza-
tions calling on them to wreak ven-
geance on the Austrian Jews on elec-
tion day, "the day of our victory,"
were found Sunday following a street
fight between workers and Ilaken-
kreuzler. This report, although con-
taining many details, including the
text of the call as well as the ad-
UNTEMYER'S LETTER
dresses of the 13 commanders, could
not be confirmed.
The orders were marked "strictly
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confidential" and read in part as fol-
lows:
historic purpose of restoring the an-
"Tomorrow, election day, is the day cient Jewish homeland are rendering
of our victory. We must wreak ven- such devoted and distinguished serv-
geance upon the Jews, who are re- ice, will continue until it is achieved
sponsible for all of our war and post- in spite of all enemies, as well as cer-
war sufferings. The Socialists, be- tain "friends," from whom the good
cause of their certain defeat at the Lord deliver us.
polls, will be unable to protect the
The action of those responsible for
Jews. Come to headquarters with a extending in the name of the Ameri-
list of the Jewish houses in your dis- can Jewish Congress an invitation to
trict, where the troops should be held Mr. Zangwill to come here to venti-
in readiness to break in. The whole lat• his half-baked views was no stupid
action must be complete in two and unpardonable that I would prefer
hours."
not to be further identified with that
The orders were signed by the organization, for who knows what
executive committee of the "Front may be their next blunder? I would
Kaempfer," known also as the "Os- rather not be a responsible part of an
tara," by the Union of "Black Yel- organization that may expose our
low" (Legitimists) and, thirdly, by great work to the consequences of like
the "National Socialist Ilakenkreuz- blunders in the future, but, as stated
at the outset, I will do nothing that
ler Union."
The J. T. A. correspondent, ap- does not meet with your assent.
Very cordially and sincerely yours,
prised of the contents of this order,
SAMUEL UNTERMYER.
upon inquiring at police headuarters,
was informed that the pogrom orders
Straus Backs Untermyer.
had been examined and that an in-
The statement of Mr. Untermyer
vestigation was being conducted with
a view to taking the necessary pre- was warmly endorsed yesterday by
Nathan
Straus, honorary president of
cautions.
Later in the day the police issued the congress, to whom Mr. Unter-
a statement declaring the pogrom or- myer offered his resignation. Mr.
ders to have been spurious. The 13 Straus said:
"Mr. Untermyers answer is a mar-
alleged district commanders, who had
been arrested earlier in the day, were vel. He has diagnosed the case per-
released because, as the police assert, fectly, and I endorse every word he
they were found to be without knowl- has said."
Mr. Straus declined to continent on
edge of the circular or its contents.
the possible action of be taken on Mn ,
Untermyer's resignation. The letter
of Mr. Untermyer will be submitted
BEUTIIEN, Upper Silesia.—(J. T. to officials of the American Jewish
A.)—The situation throughout Up- Congress. Mr. Untermyer supple-
per Silesia, and particularly here, mented his statement with the follow-
continues threatening as fat as the ing comment:
Jews are concerned. The anti-Semites,
"Personally, Mr. Zangwill and I are
taking their cite from the German and have been the warmest of friends,
party, insist that Jews are in com- and I hope we will remain so. I ad-
plete control of Beuthen, occupying mire him greatly as a writer and play-
the best residences and, organized un- wright, and he is a charming compan-
der the very eyes of the police, main- ion.
tain a well-equipped and well-paid
"Concerning the Palestine move-
.Jewish guard, which "molests" the ment and the injury he has unwit-
llakenkreuzler.
tingly endeavored to do it, no words
Basing themselves upon this in- are too strong to express my views.
credible accusation, the German I have said all I care to say on that
party appeals to the military authori- subject.
ties to take the situation in hand be-
"The Palestine Foundation Fund, of
fore "the seething German national which I am the head in America, is
soul resorts to self-defense."
sending annually millions of dollars
for the uphuilding of Palestine ,which
is redounding to the benefit of the
Arab as well as the Jew.
"I accept Mr. Zangwill's assurance
that he intended to help and not to
hurt that movement by what he said,
but he has a queer way of helping."•

Statement of Colonel William
J. Laurence, Candidate
for Council.

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OBITUARY

Colonel William J. Laurence, candi-
ABRAHAM LEVY
date for the Council, whose offices are
Abraham Levy, formerly of Grand
located eta 733 Farwell building, has
Rapids,
passed
away at his home,
issued the following important state-
8311 Byron street, on Oct. 16, after
ment
a
brief
illness.
Ile
is survived by his
"It has been called to my attention
that a certain anonymous list of can- widow, two daughters, Evelyn Levy
of
Detroit
and
Mrs.
F. E. Ambler of
didates was circulated at the time of
the primary elections, containing my Grand Rapids, and four sons, Harry
B.
and
Leon
Levy
of Detroit, Joe
name, and which many of my friends
believe emanated from some partisan and Jule Levy of Port Huron.
source.
MRS. SARAH COHEN
"I want to make it known that I
The death of Mrs: Sarah Cohen,
did not sanction any such list, and
relict
of
the late Moses Cohen, on
organ-
that I am not a member of any
ization which could have circulated it. Saturday morning, Oct. 27, at the
family
home
on Lincoln avenue, re-
I did not know that such a list was
being published or circulated, nor that moved from Detroit one of its best
known
pioneer
residents. Mrs. Cohen,
my name appeared on it. Th^ per-
sons who were responsible for the use who was born in Baltimore 77 years
ago,
came
to
Detroit
in early child-
of my name in this manner were evi-
dently loath to have the public know hood, where she had resided continu-
ously
until
the
time
of
her death. She
who they were, or what organization
they represented; yet they circulated was united in marriage to Moses
Cohen
over
50
years
ago
and was a
rather freely, the name of at least
one person, myself, who knew nothing lifelong member of Temple Beth El,
in
which
affairs
she
was
particularly
whatsoever of what or who they were,
or what they were doing. Why did active in her earlier years. Besides
they not at least place the names of her children, Mrs. Louis Musliner,
the officers of the organization on it, Miss Jennie Cohen, Sol Cohen of To-
or sign it with the order's cognomen? ledo and David Cohen of Jackson,
"But I want to say right now that Mrs. Cohen is survived by one grand-
I ohiectto my name having been used daughter, Miss Jeanette Sarah Mus-
on this list, and I will continue to re- liner, who is at present attending
sent the use of my name in any sim- school in Washington, D. C.; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Lottie Raisek of Detroit
ilar connection.
"I am running on ■ strictly non- and Mrs. Rose Raisek of Huntington,
partisan platform. I am pledging Ind., and one brother, S. Cohen of
myself to be fair and unbiased, and Detroit. Funeral services were held
to pass without prejudice on all ques- from the residence on Monday after-
tions that come up. I am pledging noon, with Rabbis Leo M. Franklin
myself to be impartial to all groups, and Henry J. terkowits officiating,
classes and sections of the city in all with interment in Woodmere Ceme-
tery. Those coming from out of the
my dealings.
. 'If the persons who published this city to attend the funeral were Mrs.
list believed that by so doing they M. Cohen and Milton Cohen of Jack-
could gain • hold on me if elected to son, Mich.
Council, they have certainly made a
DAVID SCHAEFER
serious mistake. If any of my friends
David Schaefer, 27 years old, of
have gained a false impression
through the slip of paper passed out 608 Medbury, died on Sunday, Oct.
at the polls, I believe I have thor- 28. Ile is survived by his mother,
oughly expressed my stand in this Mrs. Eva Schaefer; four sisters, Mrs.
statement, and I want them to know Philip E. Gordon, Mrs. G. Gillespie,
that William Laurence has not Mrs. L. Steinberg and Mrs. A. Schef-
changed his ideas, or thrown down his frees, and a brother, Samuel Schee-
1 fer .
friends, and that he never will . "

From the President's Desk—Talk No. 63.

Try the
Budget Plan

If you can't see where you are
able to save anything out of your
pay envelope, just put your fam-
ily on the Budget System for one
month—keep track of every cent
spent.
At the end of a month go over
every expenditure. You'll be sur-
prised to find at least a dozen
places where money was spent
needlessly.

Start again the next month. Another 30 days will
have taught you how to save something. Continue
keeping books until CAREFUL spending has be-
come a habit.

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