P
ltE LTROtT,
PAGE TEN
A WIMI
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may be, have heard of such a thing ns for German Jews, who are also in
The Original
need.
as a representative government which desperate
A
committee
has
been
formed
here
Jack's Restaurant
passes legislation and exercises con- by the Kehillah to provide relief for
trol over the officials, and they want Polish Jews in Germany who will en-
By S. SCHWARTZ.
2517 Woodward Ass
the same thing in their country. In- deavor to come to the aid of those of
Between Sibley and Hem, st;. t ..
(Jerusalem Correspondent of t he Jewish Telegraphic Agency.)
stitutions which have become anti-
Transjordiana is quiet. It looks as speedy convocation of a represents - quated and moribund in Europe and Frankfurt.
Indemnity for damages sustained
if the recent rising was only a temp- tive parliament, the revocation of the are now the subject of disillusion and
411-41/4
est in a teapot. The rebel leader, Sul- arrears of the Ushur tax owed by the disappointment are new to Asia and during the anti-Jewish rioting in Ber-
lin
last week by Jewish citizens of PHONE
tan Al Adwan was unable to hold out fellaheen (peasant cultivators) for desirable to her peoples. The Arabs
Shear., Zedek Junior Club.
Poland,
is
being
demanded
by
the
Po
The Junior Club of the Congrega- for more than a couple of days. Ile the last three or four years, reduction of Palestine, Transjordania, Syria and fish government. Poland's diplomatic CHERRY
tion Shaarey Zedek ma Thursday, in now a rfeugee in Syria as are also of salaries of the officials, the intro- Mesopotamia are repeatedly demand- representatives in Berlin, Munich,
Ilarry his sons and the rest of those who led duction of economies in the adminis- ing a parliament which they should Breslau and other places have been 2284
Nov. 22, at synagogue.
the •
Friedgut gave an interesting talk on the revolt against Abdullah. Abdul- tration, and the dismissal of aliens be able to look up to an u protection instructed to demand satisfaction for
"The Twelve Great Jewish Men." Mr. lab has been completely victorious. It from all poste "aliens" meaning Syri- against foreign powers and against past grievances and safeguards for
their own officialdom. If the Emir the life and property of I'olish citi-
Bernstein played selections on the vio- was not a hard task to overcome his ans and Iledjazites.
V
It is true that the inhabitants of Abdullah will convoke shortly a repre-
lin and Miss Fedman gave piano se- 1 enemies with the aid of British acre-
Business Men's lunch
Dancing concluded the eve- planes and armoured cars. But if Syria, Palestine, Mesopotamia, Trans- sentative assembly and will carry into zens in Germany.
11 A. M. to 3
M
—50,—TRY IT --
ning'sprogram.
once the British officers and military jordania, Egypt, Iledjaz, etc., all re- effect the necessary reforms, the
Perfection Lodge.
The clubs officers are: Eliot Meyer, instructors and technical advisors gard themselves as Arabs, children of chances are that he will be able to de-
Evening
Dinner
Perfection Lodge No. 41(6, F. &
president; Neddie Krause, vice-presi- leave Amman, what a change will one race. Yet there is a strong local feat the ambitions of his opponents.
S P. M. to 111'.M
dent; Bessie Shapiro, corresponding come over the whole situation! Abdul- patrotism in each of these lands. If not, the rising in Transjordania A. M., will hold a special communica-
80c. end upward
repeat
itself,
and
sooner
or
later
Ab-
tion,
Wednesday, Dec. 5 at 3 p. m.
secretary; Bessie Levin, recording lab will, of course, still be able to There are few educated persons in
Special Sunday
secretary; Irving Berman, treasurer, count On support from his father, the Transjordania. One can count them dullah will have to flee from Trans- M. M. Degree. Banquet at 6:30 with
8-COURSE DINNF k $1.15
and the following members of the King of Iledjaz, but his support will on the fingers of one's hands. That is jordania anal make his way back to prominent speakers.
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
hoard of directors: Sidney Berman, not be the same thing as the support why the Emir Abdullah was compelled the Iledjaz whence he came.
LOUIS II. WOLFE, W. M.
Seymour Jacobs, Helen Dalitz, Helen by the British, and besides, it will not to appoint Syrians and Iledjazites and
Moyer, Sarah 'Lack and Sidney Mar- always be possible for troops from the other "aliens" to certain important
Se221221:2=1112115715.
Hedjaz to arrive in Transiordania in posts. But the natives were furious
wil.
Members of the club are now work- time. It is a long road from Mecca at his action, especially when they saw
ing on a series of plays which will be to Amman, and a dangerous one, that these aliens were getting large
!presented in the near future.
swarming with tribes whose enmity salaries and were living in luxury
-
to King Hussein and bin family is no- while the general population continued
Y. P. S. of Detroit.
torious. It is possible that in the in its poverty-stricken state.
ld
At the meeting of the Y. P. A. he course of many years the great Ara b French Influence Charged.
Warsaw Fascisti Threaten
Wednesday evening, Nov. 14, the new Peninsula from Jeddah to Bagdad,
The Emir Abdullah hail the insub-
Jews; Shops Looted
constitution was submitted to the or- and from Aleppo to Iledaidah will
ganization for its first reading.
come to recognize the supremacy 0 ordinate efficials arrested. Some were
During Fairs.
tried for treason and others were ban-
Miss
Alice
Weiner,
chairman
of
the
the
Ilashimite
dynasty,
but
for
the
Suggests for Christmas social service committee submitted a present it is fiercely contested by num- ished from the country. Such drastic
action
was
impossible,
however,
in
the
WARSAW (J. T. A.)—Fifty Jews
on the need of articles of tiers of tribes in Yemen. Transjor-
giving, "the odd things report
THINK of the satisfaction. of your
Clip this list
Holiday week come with your
clothing for orphans. These articles'. dania and Mesopotamia. There will case of the Sultan Al Adwan. So Ab- of Lodz were set upon by police at
received him with marks of Sgierszastrasse and after being beaten
shopping all done and your gtfts
not seen elsewhere" were purchased and turned over to he a good ninny more wars and risings dullah
Check the item.
all ready! Here's the votty to do
honor
and
promised
that
he
would
into
submission
were
marched
off
to
Just
nursery for distribution the fol- yet in the Arab lands.
it easily and pleasantly.
out all his demands. What hap- the nearest police station where they
which will be delivered the
Act promptly
check off the items on list below
I It would be possible for the Emir carry
lowing Saturday.
pened
after
that
it
is
not
possible
to
were
again
subjected
to
terrible
beat-
—something
useful
for
every
Lester Leopold, one of the three- I Abdullah to make use of the presen t say now with certainty. Whether
wrapped and boxed as tors
member ol your famly. Bring
and avoid (he
ings in th course of which their clothes
of the Baby hay Nursery, gave j favorable opportunity and secure his
th s I tit in early and an etentive
the Sultan Adwan and his were torn off 111111 their money seized.
will help you make your
last minute With
a timely talk, in which he explained' j throne while he is being protected by berause
only King's know how.
tribe
did
not
believe
that
the
Emir
Lodz,
according
to
the
report,
is
in
shopping
a
tOY.
shopp
ing
1 the British authorities, and British
the aims of the organization.
The dance committee reported t h a t land French bayonets are preserving Abdullah would really keep his prom- a state of ferment because of the po-
or because they were afraid that lice brutalities, and the deputies for
11 prizes will be awarded to the best order 111 the neighboring countries of I ise, would
For Husband
seek to revenge himself on that city are submitting an urgent
Foe Wife
For Fad..
F. Mother
costumes et the juvenile costume Palestine and Syria. As long as the I he
matter too Ow.
them
aftrwards, ten September lb the interpellation in the Sejni. Victims
DSO... Boo&
ovals
Another Had Bs,
frolic to be held Saturday evening,' ' British and French remain, Abdullah tribe moved
Unworn Liu Bo. 0Smakero Set
;1Ctgar D"'"`“.
Amman, cut the of the police rowdyism include Rabbi
_AM.,. sat
CA.> Cnntannt • go 41
0Gosor Book
Dec. 1, at the Hebrew hay Nurse ry is in no danger. If he would establish telegraph and towards
00.k TtiernonelnOn
_bun P..
telephone
communica-
or Oa.
OFSat.g
Go.
and
Aronisaak Schntlitz.
Gen
Hall, 545 East Canfield avenue. !a good system of administration he
1frenoneo
Clin•ntrnent ronod
Plate
between Ahdullah's capital and
„AN. On.
Savo" Su
' S. Mate, chairman of the member- could inspire a feeling of loyalty tions
The
proprietors
of
the
Jackozi
Cafe
Palestine,
and
attempted
to
capture
the population, and he would Amman and depose Ablullah. The in Sachsengarten are in receipt of a
Ishii) committee, 18 planning a "Wm- l among
For Brother
toter
F.
For Son
— .--
For Daughter
lbership drive in which it is hoped to be able to rely
1 on their support when Emir appears, however, to have been warning signed by the Central Fes-
Ulna..., P.O
Din., .nunt Soak
L.P.,. nom.
' have 100 new members by January. ' his rivals decide to renew their at- prepared for the rising, and support eisti Committee not to admit Jewish
J.Int•o•dro ,*101
DISas. low
Dn.. to
.:Propraer Ponca
Lorki
, ,Catezeto ■ on
i tempts to wrest the power from his from Palestine was on the spot. A patrons on the penalty of having the
—
Al. Cantab. with 1.1.1unney Book ARK.
Selections In
nrhall Pen Set
,Ponlot Irmo
plea. 5 or au. OStatinnerr --B..
I • m P
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society.
C en.
hands.
DUB Collar r so.
few days after, Abdullah's father, cafe blown up.
Dirip
Beak
Maass,
I The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society ', Does Little for Country.
Antnaraph Sarum
During
the
general
strike
a
mob
of
ment
ran be
King Hussein, too, sent down a couple
I —
m
ug
But
more
than
IS
months
have
made under
gave an enjoyable party on Wednea- .
Fascisti stormed this cafe, beating
of
hundred
soldiers
to
Transjordania.
F. Children
For Traveller
Weal condi-
For Friend
day in honor of the retiring officers. ! passed since the Emir Abdullah has
For loralid
A section of the Arab press in the Jewish guests. Fifty Fascists
tion.,• I I
011ehecl Lie
1., get* ... En. o'rearenialp lets
Mrs. Harry Klein, president, and Sirs. i been established in Amman, and he Egypt and Palestine alleges that there were arrested on the spot, while 100
OVottra. Portiolon
lamps being
OCAO• CIII,111
Dies•thtre C
Olean So
-
rountuu Per
in
lhas
done
very
little
for
the
country.
gave
Indlvldually
made
their
escape.
Ocean.
I. Auslander, ex-president,
GM Chou 5.0
On
was
French
influence
behind
the
ris-
Stsoonerr
dinplayed.
_Pea Gl..... Awe. nutty.
DCBeeette Don.or
spiring talks, which were followed by At first, he was intoxicated by the ing. It is possible that Sultan Al Ad-
Preparatory to the trial of the 50,
[Naos
'dew
cJC.ree Cue
and
their
leaders.
Till
Refreshments
,
I
ne
won
do
population
' a musical program.
man was in touch with agents of the which is pending, it is announced
very recently, he was alleged to tie French authorities in Syria, whither that revolvers, rifles and iron bars
were served.
This handsome lamp has a base
For
Occas.on
At the regular meeting, a large at- spending the funds which he received he has since fled. But it is not Beers- were found in the prisoners' posses-
For Play
For Office
For Horne
OChneoh. I •r.iii
tendance marked the transaction of from the British treasury for his own nary to seek for complicity on the part
of pottery in mirror black, or
05.18• 5.
Owe. Oni•niseeir
pew. En. Can*,
DP8.1, tern,
CP
steer
Trlepkono
ODartog
C..
important business. It was decided private purposes and especially on him of foreign agents to understand the
Bookro
Hoe. Two shapes are mini/able.
prices have served as a pre-
rIChnern.
Ind.
oStfitInlItt, Peck
to give a benefit card party on Wed- bodyguard, a couple of hundred sol- situation in Transjordania. The text for looting of Jewish shops dur-
Grand ra. enact.,Ulheck. Boer. SO
The shade is of pleated Georg-
IlTrorrntont tor .nor
,Chotn. Sr,.
sty..
at the I. Or B. A. Cen- dices whom he had brought with him Hashimite family, King Hussein and ing the recent fairs at Kalwarja in
C...
r,
flarameter
ed&
Dec
ne
. llientnos Down.
L Poit. S..
ette over a silk lining, and inter-
0 Aff01•11INIII Book
Dania We
from the Iledjaz. Day and night his his sons, have ninny claims on the the district of Cracow and Niedrz-
ter. Kim J. Sobel is chairman.
lined. A choice of a number of
Final preparations are completed thought woo, how to increase his Arab people. It is due to them that wicamala in the Lublin district.
USEFUL GIFTS GIVE LASTING PLEASURES
for the annual charity novelty ball to power. No criticism was permitted. the Iledjaz, Transjordania and Meso-
pleading color combinations.
At the former place some of the
be held at the Kirby Center on Sun- The population was harassed by bands potamia have been liberated. The
Priced complete at $25. TAird
These are but • few suggestions to remind you that here you
leaders
were
arrested
and
part
of
the
of
robbers,
by
arbitrariness
and
cor-
Emir Abdullah has worked hard for
day, Dec. 16.
can do your Holiday shopping quickly, comfort-
Floor.
ruption on the part of the officials, his country and he is still working to booty recovered. (If 250 leaders at the
Madison Athletic Club.
place only 4ii arrests were
ably and economically.
The last regularmeeting of the by heavy taxation, and the Emir and make Transjordania completely free. latter
made and but a small part of the
his
friends
were
said
to
be
spending
But
when
the
first
joy
of
independence
Madison Athletic Club was held Sun-
booty
recovered.
day, Nov. 25, at 2 :30 p. nt. at the their time enjoying themselves. More passes, the people demand the things
pr.
The Kehillah here is in receipt of
Y. W. II. A. rooms on St) Rowena recently, it is true, the Emir has be- on which depends their daily life—a
appeal from the Kehillah of Frank-
street. Copies of the Niadison Mb- gun to take heed of the feelnig among good administration, economic reforms an
Cirri 4510
-
Woodward at Congress
late were distributed amongst the the population, but like every abso- and education. Abdullah has not furt-am-Main urging that potatoes,
members and their friends. A dance luet ruler he still continues to put off given these things to his country. The flour and other articles of food be
dispatched
immediately
for
the
starv-
pep meeting was held Friday at the the necessary reforms. Ile has adopted Arab tribes of Transjordania, how- ing Polish Jews of Frankfurt as well
home of Sam Miller. The committee', the old tactics, alternating between ever primitive their method of life
reports that everything in in readiness , promises and repressions. About a
for the second informal dance to be 1 month ago the situation became grave
given at Danceland, Woodward at : High officials became insubordinate,
Forest, on Sunday evening, Dec. 2, at notables placed themselves at the head
8:3(1 p. m. The committee also re- of the malcontents and not long after,
Cigarette
Silver
Antimony
ports that preparations have been the popular chief of the tribe of Ad-
Boxes, cedar-lined, line en-
made so that spectators can also en- wan, Sultan Al Adwan, came with
graced. $8 to $7. Maim i'loor.
joy themselves. The famous Rialto demands for reforms and with threats.
Cass Lake Orchestra will furnish the Among other things, he complained
that Abdullah had conferred a privi-
music for this occasion.
! leged position upon the tribe of the
-
to his
Sar
, , sa ir which had
Clairmont Club.
y n Bi e dn i n Sakher,
iil l Ties.
gti i h sic h the
The Clairmont Club met Sun da
, afternoon at the home of IlarrY acted like fuel on a lire. The tribe
I Grossman, 689 Theodore street. A of Al Adwan and a number of the
! program of unusual talent was pre- smaller tribes protested against the
salted by Al Boesky, chairman of the members of the tribes of the Beni ,
entertainment committee. Humor.' Sakher being freed from taxation
an d given the highest posts in the
0113 monologues were given by Mr. :
Lewis of New York, while an entire state. Sultan Al Adwan and the nota
orchestra comprised of organization tiles who with hint, demanded the with-
draws' of these special privileges, the
talent furnished the music. Sam dra
Emtmeled Cologne Battle* from
Babcock, Detroit Central High School
Main
Floor.
to sr, cock
,
basket ball and football star, urged .
Philomathic Debating Club.
the members to show interest in the
club's basketball team and addressed' The Philomathic Debating, Club held
the
organization
on
the
benefits
ob-
tained from athletics. The meetinngs ' a social affair last week at the horns
if Mr. and Mrs. F'. V. Martin, who
con-
' " The program con.
of the organization have been chais. ' t '. I l hosts
ed to Sunday afternoon, at the home misted
"e4 as
Of humorous speeches, a humor-
without
of harry Mills, 1512 Delaware.
ous debate and vocal selections. Fred
—
. M. Butzel was a guest and entertained
Crimson Club. their sec- at the piano. This is the second af-
.. kind given by Mrs. Mar-
The Crimson Club held
ir of its
ond meeting of the season at the e fair antinhninorary memba . of the or-
home of Charles Adler of Chicago ' tinn,,,..
thorough-
I Sunday evening, the Philo-
, boulevard, Sunday afternoon, Nov. g This
IS.
ness,
to. The coming party, which will bel niathic will elect the six men and the
held during the Christmas season, 'two
alternates that are to represent
I
!the club at the annual oratorical con-
was discussed.
Book Blockr, $3 to $15 a pair.
—
test
to be held in the first week of
They make ideal gifts and come
TRANSJORDANIAN RISING AND AFTER
Fraternal and
Club Notes
The
Gift Store
LODZ POLICE BEAT'
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Holiday
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—
Ypsc Girls.
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Foster Set, $2.50.
An inneresting meeting of the Ypsc
Girls was held at the home of Miss
Diana Ufberg, 1920 Richmond ave-
nue, on Nov. 21. Plans were discuss.
ed for the celebration of the first an-
niversary of the club.
Fel Seim Club.
The Fel Seim Club held an inter-
esting meeting at the home of Miss
Fay Mishinsky. Final arrangements
were made for a musical and bridge
Party to be held Sunday, Dec. 2, at
the home of Miss Mollie Glist. The
next meeting will be held on Friday
at the home of Miss Lillian Weinberg
50 Josephine.
1
Alpha Vita. Sorority.
Dutch Silver Cigar and Cigar-
ette Beira, cedar limed, $10, $15,
$22. Silver Dept. Main Floor.
"Odd Things Not Seen
Elsewhere"
FOUR FLOORS
OF GIFTS
a
B'nos Zion. '
Miss Mildred I'aul of 331 Rosedale declamation
!February.
At the
same
contest
will
be meeting
held de-
s to a certain extent who will
court collected the highest amount in termining
the recent tag toy given by the B'nos be elected to the oratorical contest.
Williani Knoppow and Isadore Berger,
Zion.
co-chairmen of the c ommittee of ar-
Montefiore
Lodge.
ore Lodge No.
12, Indepen- rangements, announce that the annual
Moe
Ordr Free Sons of Israel, met banquet will he held on Dec. 26 at the
dent
Thursday,
22, ensuing
when officers
were
Shaarey
Ziil,k
synagogue.
Julian
nominated Nov.
for the
term. The
Krolik
will he
toastmaster.
Rabbi
A.
e NI. Hershman will give the invocation.
election will take place Thursday eve- The club's alumni will he present.
fll
ning, Dec. 13.
The Alpha Vitae Sorority has or-
ganized with the following charter
members: Rose Bookstein, Lillian
Brasch, Gussie Kolodin, Beatrice Ro-
senberg and Mollie Mellow.
On Sunday, Nov. IS, the members
commenced their year of social activ-
ities by a very successful all-day out-
ing with their guests at a lake-side
cottage belonging to one of the mem-
bers.
Sigma Reza Club.
The Sigma Rana Club held their
first meeting at the home of Miss Lil-
lian Cohen, 240 Owen avenue. The
following officers were elcted: Miss
Lillian Cohen, president; Miss Ger-
trude I.. Waterstone, vice-president;
Gertrude G. Miller, secretary;
Blanche i. Swatlo, treasurer; Miss
ise.nette E. Klinrer, sergeant at
After the election a luncheon It
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