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ZIONIST LEADER AND SINGLE TAX
ADVOCATE TO BE DETROIT GUEST
"Good Furniture.
Is Not Expensive"
L
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Oriental Rugs
merly shown at their store on 'A ashington Boulevard, we have
been making a lot of friends by the way we have been pricing
some really remarkable Oriental Rugs.
Below, we quote a few individual specimens to give you an idea
of the splendid values, and you will notice that the price is gener-
ally about one-third the regular selling price.
Read These Items Carefully
Antique Shiraz 2' x 2'
Regular $ 20.00, Now $ 13.33
Kermanshah 5' x 3'
7' 00, "
50.00
heshan Saruk 5' x 3' 6"
"
125.00,
83.66
Iran - - - 5' x 2' 6"
55.00,
32.50
Chinese -
.1' x 2'
35.00,
21.50
Lilihan - - 6' 6"x 3' 3"
95.00,
57.50
Chinese - 10' x 8'
350.00,
233.33
Saruk
- - 10' x 8'
875.00,
583.66
Saruk - - 12' x 9'
"
1150.00,
766.66
Arak - -
12' 6"x 9' 3"
'.
150.00,
300.00
"
YEMEN JEWS DECRY
ARAB PERSECUTION
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A Partial List of Things to Help You
Sewing Cabinets - - $ 7.50 to $95.00
Magazine Racks
- - 20.00 to 13.00
Smokers' Stands - -
$12.00 to $53.00
22.00 to 75.00
Spines Desks - - -
.10.00 to 125.00
Foot S/0613 - - - - 6.00 to 30.00
Lamps of all kin& -
22.00 to 175.00
Windsor Chairs - - - 12.75 to 45.00
Humidors
Telephone Sets - - -
16.50 to 65.00
Nests of Tables - - - 16.00 to 50.00
End Tables
- - - - 6.50 to •6.00
Secretaries
- - - - 56.00 to 100.00
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DETROIT
MICHIGAN
Vieit our permanent Better Horne. Exhibit. Three complete troore-l09 room.
BLOOD LIBEL GHOST
INVADES ROUMANIA
(Concluded from Page 1.)
which have been condemned by the
press of the whole world.
Workers Abuse Jews.
With the appearance of these fol-
lowers of Cuza in Ermihalyfalva,
anti-Jewish feeling developed rapid-
ly. At first the supposed plans of
the Jews were discussed in whispers,
later the talk became more open and
the Jews had to take notice of it. The
more prominent Jews at once ap-
proached the officials and asked for
protection. Nothing was done how-
ever in this regard. The anti-Jewish
feeling grew more intense, the people
more aggressive. Some of the Jew-
ish families determined to leave for
the neighboring town of Grosswar-
dein (Oradea Mare). Others re-
mained at home, being assured by
the better-class peasants that if a
pogrom occurred they would protect
them. One reason for this promise
was that it was clear to those who
pondered the matter that the Rou-
manians, who had hitherto been un-
able to detach the Jews from their
Hungarian compatriots, were trying
by their new tactics to create a divi-
rmomisrrvairKlmivmoiloir
OMEN who have held
off from buying win.
terapparel need hold
on to their resolu-
tions no longer. We now offer
feminine fashions of eonsis t co t
design and distinction, at prices
quite inconsistent with their
true worth.
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36 A dams Ave., West-Osi Gravid Circus Park
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Is a Success.
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he JEWISH
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Medical Scholarship Named
After Charity Worker.
MRS. MARY FELS.
Mrs. Mary Fels, noted philantropist , single tax exponent and Zionist
leader, will be a Detroit guest for a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
David W. Simons, Mrs. Fels will address a Hadassah luncheon at 12:30
p. m. Monday at the Hotel Addison.
IIE call for the secretary is daily
growing larger, and to meet the
ever increasing demand for this most
convenient piece of furniture, we
have placed on the floors of our
display rooms a very handsome selec-
tion in various styles and prices.
The one shown at the right is of
American Walnut in a particulirly
graceful design and 56
is priced specially
at
Here if Sunday Dance
Seventy European orphans have al- ingCUy\o'nEdl'AdoNuibi that
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ready been brought of this country r a e b coourt fzooudr Irvin,
tit; n i
e g io.lit ? r i , l y. •AsSw
wt h hoem ksi b d ,
through the efforts of the Jewish
women's European 'Welfare Organ- cc n irr p ephe oe t fr l et N .we :wGw York
yo ' ir sa k yn l w ,. ,,( a ). s nht , -,, S, :: 1,, , , ,
,,i, : a . ht i , l o t d r, kid.
ization. If more are to be brought
rh i. ent
here, the dance Sunday evening at the
Hotel Steller must be made a finan-
cial success. This in suhstance is the "Yes, that's the child," ,, lien shown
appeal by the organization for the f p iiiho c: t u kt r of t:ho m bvi : sii m i i , i .,,i 7 t ! , , , t ,. , h, 1
e . ,. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,:ny
community's support.
go at the boy
The organization, which was organ- of
i
ized by Mrs. Eva Bloom, now of who for r fear of
s g s ■i . , 1 , ,..:. ,, s „a n'
will not
n th (' , t
Pittsburgh, is the only one of its kind
her name, Buys
in the country, and has done remark- I story of the kidnapte•.1 , Id, end
able work for Europe's unfortunates. that
The committee in charge of the
dance consists of Mrs. II. Stanfield,
chairman; Mrs. Agnes Levine, trees- ever, e ,i sfht:h'isreelsegsunyh tp
iT ' iet ' syl i e ri.o.nsurgo
ld 1'
t ,), ' I r ''' ' I• .
or while
urer; assisted by Mrs. Joe Ratkofsky the child attempted to ,., himself
and Mrs. Max Satovsky.
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e
u
e
ggled
as he lay
The North Woodward branch of the
fromhisc.:01i'l'''.'
."..itovali
lIC
society, at a meeting helcd Wednes- but the gypsies lifted Is ,
force
day at the home of 51rs. Fred Epstein and disappeared with ;:.o . by
crying
of Mt. Vernon avenue, completed t chiTa h h L e
0 ,yomen told the v%Ii.le story
plans for the card party to be given
at the Woman's Federation clubhouse o p li c enian when sh, , , ,.t )ff the
on Nov. 20.
car and Chief Mattowit ,
A memorial flower fund is being tective bureau declares
fol de.
formed, bidders being given an op- ing the case with great mtioe low.
and
portunity to name this fund after a that several of his men
working
dear relative or friends. Mrs. E. on the clue furnished by tine woman.
London is at present unbeaten in her
bidding.
VER since we took over the Gulian Stock of Oriental Rugs for-
Among Many Lovely
Suggestions for the
Christmas Season
We Call Attention to
This Secretary
More Orphans to Be Brought
Shaarey Zedek Auxiliary to
Give Dinner Dec. 9
(Continued from Page 1)
A large attendance marked the
meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
eat Jews than from the backward Ar- the Shaarey Zedek held on Monday.
abs.
Dr. J. Austin Newman spoke on
Has Faith in Leaders.
"Psychoanalysis in Relation to the
Continuing, Sir Martin said that Parent and the Child." Miss Lillian
despite the "unfortunate position" in Rabinowitz rendered piano solos.
which Zionists have been placed, Zion-
Plans were made for a dinner to
ist leaders can be relied upon to over- be given on Dec. 9 for members of
come the difficulties created by the the auxiliary. An interesting pro-
"faulty pledges" made during the gram is being arranged. The exec-
war.
utives intend making this dinner the
The speaker urged protection for social event of the year. A card
Jewish capital, emphasizing that se- party is also planned, a definite date
curity was necessary if capital was to to be set at the next meeting.
be poured into Palestine. Sooner or
later, he said Jews and Arabs will be
Charity saves from death, and
united in a common bond. For the whenever we overcome
callousness to
present, the danger we, that Zionist
human misery, whenever Jewish bro-
enthusiasm might slacken because of therhood, human brotherhood, moves
the present disappointment. What is us to deeps of pity and beneficence,
necessary is the faith that great re- we experience eternity in this life,
sults will not he attained in a day, a our being has been transfigured by
week, a year, a decade, but only slow- the altar's divine message, and we en-
ly, and through hard work.
roll our names among the true chil-
Lord Douglas on Trial.
dren of the everlasting Father in
Lord Alfred Douglas was committed heaven.-Chief Rabbi Hertz.
for trial at the Bow Street Police
Court on a charge of having criminal-
ly libelled Winston Churchill in a
pamphlet entitled "The Murder of
Lord Kitchener and the Truth About
the Battle of Jutland and the Jews."
Douglas was the editor of the week-
ly Plain English, which is now de-
funct. In the pamphlet complained of
he wrote:
"I made a definite charge against
Winston Churchill in Plain English.
I stated that a large sum was given
him by the late Sir Ernest Cassel af-
ter he had issued what is admittedly
a false report of the Battle of Jut-
land."
This is a reference to the Admiral-
ty's communique concerning the battle
which produced a very uneasy feeling
concerning its result. The prosecu-
ting counsel said that at the time the
pamphlet wds issued Douglas knew
that both Lord Ilalfour and Mr.
Churchill had sworn in another libel
case that Churchill had nothing to do
with the drawing up of the communi-
que.
Lord Alfred, who defended himself,
did not call any witnesses. He was
admitted to £100 bail to appear for
trial at the Central Criminal Court.
sion among the population. While
the unsettled feeling still prevailed,
on the morning of July 24, the news
spread that the dead body of a boy
had been found in the fields outside
the village. It was said that the
head was missing from the body.
Within a few moments the excite-
ment became intense. A mob collected
in the streets and people joined who
had hitherto been calm. It was af-
terwards discovered that no one had
actually seen the murdered boy, but
at the time it was impossible to
Says Greater Funds Needed.
pacify the crowd. That night a
Unless the receipts of the Keren
group of about 40 vineyard workers Hayesod and the Jewish National
went along the principal street abus- Fund are considerably increased the
ing the Jews. They had first paid a building up of the Jewish National
visit to the local inn and it was mid- Home in Palestine will be impossible.
night before they left it to march declares the special correspondent of
shouting through the streets. They the anti-Zionist Morning Poet in the
proceeded to the houses of various second of his series of articles on the
Jews and smashed the windows by Palestine situation.
throwing stones at them. Two Jews
The correspondent describes with
were caught in the streets and man- greater
accuracy and fairness than
handled. Both, however, managed to the Morning Post's attitude towards
get away to the magistrate's office Zionism would warrant one to expect,
to which the crowd did not dare fol- the wonderful work done by the Jew-
low them. The mob entered the ish pioneers in Nahalal and the other
house of a Jewish merchant and mur- new colonies in the Valley of Jezreel.
derously attacked the inmates, partic- He adds the monition, however, that
ularly a boy of 14, who was left al- the financial state of the Zionist Or-
most dead.
ganization endangers the whole Zion-
Minister Defends Jews.
ist structure.
The Roumanian gendarmes did not
Weisman to Answer Zangwill.
put in an appearance until more than
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, president of
an hour after the mob had gone, and the World Zionist Organization, due
though the merchant named his at- to sail for New York Nov. 24, hinted
tackers no one was arrested. Only in an interview with the J. T. A., that
next day, when the Prefect of Ora- he would reply in America to criti-
dea Mare telephoned, a few arrests cism, and deal with the present situ-
were made.
ation.
The Protestant minister of the
His primary object in making this
town called the members of his trip to America was the enlargement
church to his house and delivered a of the Jewish Agency, Dr. Weizmann
long address to them in the course of said. He added that he would confer
which he said: "I wanted to have you for that purpose with leaders of Am-
all together in the House of Cod, but erican Jewry and with the heads of
then I decided not to cross the the various organizations. Ile will al-
threshold of the church until I had so attend the Keren Hayesod confer-
removed from you the thought of ence which has been called for Decem-
this accusation against innocent peo- ber where he will outline the plan for
ple."
the formation of the Agency.
Dr. Arthur Rupin, noted Zionist
The blood libel of Ermihalyfalva
happily did not take its toll of the economist, who is accompanying Dr.
,
Weizmann
will endeavor during his
Jews in lives, but the danger was ex-
treme, and there is uneasiness that visit to America, to stimulate private
investment
in
Palestine.
a rumor of a dead boy having been
found killed by the Jews for ritual
purposes. without any one having
KOWNO.-(J. T. A.) - The ques-
actually seen the dead boy, should tion of the Jewish Agency for Pales-
have been enough to lead to such an tine has been placed upon the Agenda
outbreak against the Jews. It is an of the National Assembly of the Lith-
uneasiness which is not soon allayed. uanian Jews.
The National Council has been em-
There are still interested persons at
work t ocause trouble. Another time powered to enquire of the Zionist exe-
cutive in London as to the possibility
the trouble may not be ended so of the Lithuanian Jewish participa-
speedily. I tion of the Agency.
Buy
Furs
PHILADELPHIA.- The $5,000 from the
fund being raised by a group of Jew- Maker
ish women's organizations has almost
been completed, it was announced at
a meeting held at the Teller School
House, at which representatives of the
Women's Federation of Synagogue
organizations were present, according
to Mrs. S. Belle Cohn, chairman of the
committee. The sum is still short
$800, and those present enthusiastical-
ly pledged themselves to raise the
needed amount, so that the scholar-
ship CM) immediately be placed at the
disposal of the Womans Medical Col-
lege of Pennsylvania, Twenty-first
and North College avenue.
The Jewish Scholarship fund an-
nouncement follows the recent naming
of an Italian Scholarship Fund by the
Italian residents of this city, which
was also placed at the disposal of the
Womans Medical College.
In honor of the late Miss Esther
Baunt, well known Jewish charity I am now able to offer the
worker, who was widely interested in
the education of girls, the scholarship services of the most efficient
has been named the Esther Baum
Medical Scholarship, and is to be an- and capable corps of fur
nually awarded to a Jewish woman
student who desires to study medicine. workers to fastidious wo-
The scholarship is not to be limited to men for making-to-order
persons living in this city or state, but
is open to any student in the United and remodeling.
States. A committee will shortly be
appointed to pass on the applicants
for the scholarship.
In making the announcement Miss with complete satisfaction
Cohn declared that the Woman's Med-
ical College of Pennsylvania was se- guaranteed or money re-
lected because it is the only institu- funded.
tion in the United States where wom-
en exclusively are trained for the med-
ical profession.
Mrs. Cohn also stated that "the
Woman's Federation of Synagogue
Oraginzations had undertaken to es-
tablish a scholarship for a Jewish
1402 Broadway
student at the Women's Medical Col-
lege of Pennsylvania and has succeed-
Cor.
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River Main 1398
ed, with the help of the Sisterhoods,
women's lodges and other Jewish
Women's Organizations, in procuring
$4,200 of the $5,000 required.
urs
FURS
J. Kaufman
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Because of the careful
way in which our clien-
tele has been built an
account in the National
Bank of Commerce reflects
a prestige and a presump-
tion of soundness valued
by all who bank here.
THE
National Bank of Commerce
OF DETROIT
Complete record of balances and signatures is kept at both banks,
and
customers' checks can be cashed at either without delay.
Safety Deposit Boxes -
Downtown Bank:
144 FORT STREET, W.
Capital and Surplus $3,600,000
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Uptown °Sloe
GENERAL MOTORS BUILDING
Resources $45,000,000
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