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ICeeperlsist, 1921.

B, Chas. H. Je•seh.1

Now I have • better understanding of the meaning of that familiar .-

pression, "Oiling the machinery of the government." And for the benefit of
Mr. Johnson and other members of the House immigration committee, I beg
leave to submit the fact that the lubricant is strictly Nordic.

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SECOND $15,000 TO
KEREN HAYESOD IS
SENT FROM DETROIT

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MEN'S
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Third F loor.

Third Floor.

List of Contributors of $100
and Upward Is Represent-
ative of Detroit Jewry.

Semi-Annual Choice -of- the-House

The Detroit Koren Hayesod has
sent to national headquarters the sec-
ond $15,000 from the money raised
in the drive in the city of Detroit.
The local committee of the Keret)
Hayesod is able to publish a partial
list of the pledgors to the 1924 fund
and as soon as they are able will pub-
lish the complete list of all contribu-
tors.
The drive is by no nouns over and
until the Detroit quota is subscribed,
the committee in charge, as well us
The book is supposed to be the life of a rotten gangster, who developed the volunteer organization, will con-
into • shyster lawyer and finally rounded out his beautifully rotten life by tinue with unabated zeal and activity
becoming ■ rotten judge in the fullest meaning of the term. Mr. Omits until they have reached their goal.
takes • camera and photographs this gentleman's life and he doesn't over-
The following is the list of 1924
look the garbage in the background. It shows the worst type of New York's pledgors who have subscribed $1110
East Side Jew at his worst. That pretty nearly same on the whole story. and upward:
And of course any Jew ought to know that when such • Jew is portrayed, Detroit Butter and Egg Co. .9 100
our non-Jewish friends consider that the whole tribe of Jews has been L. Chernoff
. 300
100
portrayed.
I. Rosenthal
...... 250
!Abe Cooper
Maybe Mr. Omitshas some occult reason for smearing perfectly good, A. Glazer
100
.
.
expensive white paper with that sort of mud. And maybe our good friends, Samuel Satovsky
ra
Messrs. Boni & Liveright, have • reason for publishing a book that • Gen- S. Schwartz
100
tile publishing firm refused to have anything to do with, if we are to accept Weisman & Wexler
100
the statement of Rabbi Wise. Horace Liveright jumps into the fray with
100
A. I,. Gordon
•
this puzzling statement that " 'Haunch, Paunch and Jowl' is the history of •
100
L. Oppenheim
man who has been dead five years." And the manuscript "was prepared for S..lospey
100
250
publication by Samuel Omits, who was fully aco.inted with all the facts SA Lachman
and characters involved." Mr. Omits deposes: "I may have unconsciously M. II. Benvas
100
identified my hero (heaven above, what hero!), with one particular judge,
100
Charles Robinson
but I tried to make • composite picture which would include all of them at D. S. Diamond
100
Criminal Courts eight or ten years ago. I have written with no purpose Joseph Schwartz
100
Important) Spring Clothing, Tuxedo and Full Dress Suits
except the life of the East Side as I knew it." You pay your money and A. J. Levin.
100
Are Not Included.
100
take your choice."
Isenberg-Purdy Company ..
Lincoln Park Realty Company . 500
Now comes this dispatch in the Newspapers under the date line, "Wash. M. Steinberg
100
100
ington, D. C.:"
A. I. Shapiro
.
. 100
. ....
J. Rassner
"News reports inform us that the Cohens, now the leading family
500
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Ehrlich
in Manhattan, passed the Smiths. Goodbye, Smith!
200
Louis Dann
L
"Smith was a good scout while he lasted. Ile freed the country,
300
Davidson Brothers
built its industries, farmed its waste places, subdued the desert. Ile
100
A. B. Rose
Great numbers of keen men watch for our twice-
and
institutions
of
the
United
States
from
100
extended the government
Julius Braun .
yearly sales, and when these "choice-of-the-house" events
the Atlantic to the Pacific. But perhaps Smith did not fit into mod-
100
J. B. Beckenstein
ern times. Ile woo no good at writing dirty books. Ile couldn't for
100
come, they pick from the finest clothing in our large
Wetsman & Black
the life of him produce a motion picture fetid with sensualism. If
200
Loewenberg Brothers . ...
stocks and pay only a small price.
250
anyone had asked him to take money for exhibiting the nakedness
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vass
100
of women on the stage, he would have been grossly insulted."
Philip Slomovitz
That is exactly the opportunity we open to the public
500
Mr. and Mrs. D. Robinson
tomorrow. Choose ANY SUIT or ANY OVERCOAT in
From all of this we are led to believe, of course, that the Cohens are Mrs. Philip Jacoby
300
our
entire stock of thousands of garments (many that can
250
wholly responsible for this messy situation.
I. Shetzer
be worn the year around) and you need pay only $24.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Hamburger .. 500
I don't know who is the author of that poisonous message, but if he is Thomas Construction Company 1000
led to learn that the "dirty" books Wine Brothers
1000
interested in the truth, he will be interested
he speaks of have been written by each 100 per cent native dock as Sher. Friedberg Family
1000
$24
Kirschbaum Blue Serge Suits.
wood Anderson James Branch Cabbell, Floyd Dell, Joseph H ..... heimer, Srere Bros. & Co.
1000
.
$24
live dark put. Suits
Great Coats, heavy fleeced
C
Oxford Grey Box-Beck Coats... $24
$24
$24
Overplaid and light check Suits
$21
Youth's 2 pr. long trouser Sults
Evelyn Scott, Harry Kemp, as well as the one Jew I can recall to mind, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ehrlich
1000
Kirschbaum Storm Ulster.
$24
Town Ulster., plaid back•
$24
Men's Youny Men's Short Suits $24
$24
Self-pattern Blue Suits
$24
1000
524
Made-In-Anterlc•n Box Coats.
Ben Hecht. There are any number of other American and English writers
New York Cravanette Coats
American Show Case Co ...
Black unfinished worsted Sults. $24
$24
Smart double breasted Suits
Warmth-without-weight U
$24
$24
Buckingham fleece Overcoats
1000
Kirschbaum
dada
check
Suite..
$24
not Jews, who have written what the gentleman apparently means by "dirty" I. Zilber
$21
Novelly 1 and 2-button Sults
$24
Kirschbaum medium test Coats
Suite for Slender and tall men.. $24
$24
Overcoats for short stout Men
$24
Kirschbaum Eng. model Salts
500
M. H. Blumberg
books.
Kirschbaum Cadet mod. Suits.. $24
Topcoats In newest models
$24
$24
Kirschbaum Belted Rail.
$24
Kirschbaum fine worsted Suits
500
Conn's Clothes Shop .
$24
Sports Suits In many models
$24
Y•tt•r fine worsted Suits
Imp. Scotch Wool Overcoats
$24
$24
Motor Coats, full, half belled
$24
100
I hold no brief for those engaged in the theatrical profession, who seek Dr. P. M. Bernstein
Medium and Fancy Suits
$24
Skolny fine striped Suits
Fine Yeller Winter Overcoats
Kirschbaum Chesterfield Coats. —124
$ 24
100
to degrade it. But for every Cohen who degrades it, there is • Cohen who Alvin D. Hersch
100
uplifts it. The outstanding achievements of • high order in the world of J. A. Zechman
Sale Starts Saturday Morning at 9 O'clock. Third Floor.
100
drama can be credited to the Jews. They have made possible the produce Jacob Ariel
100
tion of the finest plays, the bringing to this country of the greatest legiti• Mrs. A. N. Cohen
200
"Rh NICV‘ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \
mate exponents of the art of the stage. Details are unnecessary to anyone Ilimon Kaplan
11s\IIMIli
100
having sufficient education to read the daily newspapers. We find • Jew
Milton Gordon
100
like Maurice Wertheim assisting in the creation of the Theater Guild; we Sol B. Edelman
100
find • Jew like Morris Gest bringing Duse here; making possible the pro. H. Levine
commander of Detroit Lo4 i No.
100 Father and Son movement to Jewry. Philomathic Debating Club is a repre-
100 Abe Silberstein
ductioe of "The Miracle;" the introduction of the finest expression of Rut. C. A. Smith
gab
300 "One of the tragic phenomenon in sentative organization of clop, intel- 55, K. of P.Ahoth members of
300 Colonial Clothes Shop
sian art through the Moscow players; we find Otto Kahn the patron "saint" Louis Stoll
100 modern Jewish life in America," he ligent, manly Jefrish •boynood. We bodgmspoke feelingly and insp ng-
200 S. J. Rhodes
of the Metropolitan Opera Company; we find David Belasco consecrating M. Rosenstein
ly.
They
emphasIted
the
necessity
want
you
to
know
us
and
we
in
turn
100 said, "is the lack of understanding
100 Agree-Garlick Company
his life to drama of • high order. So, while we are about it, let's do a little J. S. Souls
100 between the older and newer genera- want to know you. Some day you for aclean and virile idealism on the
250 M. Aronson
balancing, so to speak. Don't blame everything indecent on the Cohens Sidney Stone
200 tions. A wide abyss of mistrust and are going to be called upon to assume part of Jewish youth. Refreshments
Peoples Lumber Company
200
and give the Smiths credit for everything that's decent. Blanket indict. Wetsman & Shatzin
100 doubt stretches between Father and your places in our ranks. Fit your- and soft drinks brought to a close a
J.
W.
Allen
300
William Burnstein
meets are usually grossly prejudiced and grossly unjust.
100 Son, which places in jeopardy the ex- selves now for the responsibility of very interesting and enjoyable eve-
300 H. M. Selker
Ilarry Rosenberg
100 istence of the Jewish people and which Jewish manhood which will be yours ning.
W.
R.
Marwil
100
Well, Mr. Simmons may have been a professor in • small Southern col-
A. J. Koffman
100 must be bridged if Jewry is to sur- in the years to come. We will do all
A number of very important mat-
100 Goodman Brothers
lege, but he has enough business sense to tax several hundred thousand Mrs. Emma Fecheimer
100 vive.
in our power to help you."
ters have bee nreserved for discussion
260 A. Bordoloff
"easy m•rks" $10 a head for the privilege of exercising their hate against Charles Steinberg
100
I.
Feldman
250
Louis Wolfe, retiring worshipful for the next meeting of the lodge on
their neighbors, and then in the finish cashing in by selling out the whole Peter A. Miller
"The Order of B'nai B'rith is prim-
100
100 Stanley Grossman
IL A. Lippman
arily the organization of dignified, master of Perfection Lodge, F. and Monday, Feb. 25, and all members
crowd for $150,000. Ain't it grand to organise a Klan?
600
Julius
Berman
300
are urged to attend.
Max Steingold and Sons
100 self-respecting Jewish manhood. The A. M., and Sidney Alexander, chancel-
italic. D. Rosenthal and Son
600 Jacob Kabaker
Now the former emperor of the Klan has founded • new
100
600 M. H. Zackheim
known as the Knights of the Flaming Sword. When it is on • substantial Joseph Wetsman
150
100 National Baking Company
basis, our Napoleon of secret orders will unload again, and probably start Benjamin Krell
100
Wooden R. Zweibach
250 Eli Lightstone
■ new society with the rather significant title "Knights of the
100
Sweetwine
100
Max Krell
Head."
200
Levin
and
Sons
J.
600
Levine Waste Paper Co
160
M. M. Ronan
200
A correspondent writes from • small town in Pennsylvania that the William Berman
100
200 J. H. Epstein
teacher of • history class in the public school, in discussing the subject of 11 . H. Smilansky
100
100 A. Ackerman
anti.S•mitiarn, stated that it dated from the time • group of Jews organized William Friedman
250
200 David Berlin
h, fearing him to be the Messiah—and A. M. Pregerson
themselves against Jesus of N
200
Sol
Sallan
100
crucified, This statement is absolutely true in every respect except the Theodore and Sol Levin
100
100 Perry Feigenson
.
following: (1) What the teacher understands by anti-Semitism precedes J. Scholnick
100
150 B. Utchenick
Esther, which deals with such his- Si. Starr
the appearance of Jesus: in the Book of
100
100 Sam Margolin
tonic characters as Mordecai, and Haman, we probably find a true analogy Sandler Brothers
100
Slyer
Zack
100
.
to the present type of anti-Semitism: (2) The Jews didn't crucify Jesus, Milton M. Alexander
200
H. B. Keidan
160
the Romans did that. (3) The Jews didn't consider Jesus to be the Messiah, D. Saffir
100
Harry
Ilelf
man
..
100
Barney
Smith
him
to
be
the
Messiah.
With
these
slight
correction.,
nor did they ''fear"
100
A. R. Goldstein
the teacher's statements are absolutely correct.
F ire Passengers.
100 BERLIN DAILY SPREADS
Alexander Friedman
100
&
Koploy
RITUAL MURDER TALE
Ludwig Lewisohn writes • very unusual article in the current issue of Ross
BOO
h Isadore Levin
the Nation on the subject, "The Jew Meditates." The very first p an
500
Fred Butzel
BERLIN.—(.1. T. A.) —The new
interests me; it is so significant. He writes:
150 National Socialist daily, Volkisch
Andrew Hartman
100 Kurier, has given space in its col-
A. Wineman
"In 1918 a very distinguished gentleman of German name and
I. 0. Ir. Factory
100 umns to a story of violent ritual mur-
L. Goldman
birth came to a Jewish friend of his and said: 'I now know what it is
100 der, depicting the horrors of such a
Louis Berman
like to be a Jew. Wherever I go there is a moral atmosphere that
260 slaying, and stating that the Hebrew
David Oppenheim
forces upon me a moral decision. I must connive at the concealment
100 religion is permeated with ritual mur-
D. Si. Solder
of my origin or proclaim it I must risk the imputation of cowardice
1000
Harry
and
Sam
Frank
der because the Jewish people acquir-
or effrontery. People are cold to me and I wince; they are kind to
100
M. Kaufman
me and I also wince. In their coldness is disdain, in their kindness an
ed the power of sucking the blood of
500
A. Cohen
unescapable tinge of pity, of patronage. The psychical fabric of my
the native population. The story con.
1000
Louis
Smilansky
eludes that it is insufficient to expel
social fabric is in shreds. I know now exactly why you and your peo-
100
Gus D. Newman
the Jews from the country, that it is
pie are accused of bad manners. How can anyone's manners be
200
A.
Mendelson
good when all agreements and social certainties are lacking? What-
necessary also to exclude them from
120
B. Isaacs
ever one does will be considered an excess. And indeed it is always
200 mankind.
Alex Immerman ._
an excess, a sinking below or reaching above a norm. But the reason
100
Charles Jacobson
is that the norm is shifting, is unstable. I never know where I am.
100
Henry Wineman
So my behavior is apt to be blind. ('an you blame me if, for comfort,
100
for self-respect, for inner peace, 1 urn more and more inclined to Schreiber Brothers
100
George Simons Agency
associate only with my cultural and racial kinsmen? They may bore
R. Walters and M. Wertheimer.. 100
me sometimes and surfeit. But I cannot always be living on a knife's
Fiw Air ii'lteelt and Nod Self-Mounting Carrier, $25 additional
150
G. Cass
edge. So I am beginning to understand the voluntary and yet in-
100
B. S. Fineman
(Concluded from page 1.)
Jew.'"
voluntary segregation of the
100
J. Miller
200 renaissance may be accredited to the
s Cohen r
Moorrpi h
position this is. It is stated In Jse
What • marvelous analysis of the Jew's
100 post-Bellum philosophy. I am re-
dearer sod more understandable terms than I hays ever seen before.
100 mided of the era in which Gibbon,
J. Lesser
100 the English historian, the man who
Clarence
E.
Enggass
If one wants to get an idea of the kind of th brand of sawdust you will Maurice Enggass
100 did more than any other historian to
find inside the head of • Klansman, read this editorial of Colonel Mayfield,
100 put reason and common sense on
Davidson
Brothers
a Jewish attorney b y
Jr., of Houston, Tex.., who was on trial for libel, and
100 their throne—it was Gibbon who, in
Harry Berman
efended
him without cost. So here is the result:
th e name of Kahn
d
200
Nathan Simons
a similar period, spoke of a certain
100 college at Oxford, where learning had
M. M. Robinson
"No Gentile in Houston would have done for me what that Jew
100 been made a duty, a pleasure and
E. Bittker
did. In fact, most of the help I had in this case came from Jews. I
100 even a fashion."
Rice & Ash
in
am never going to fight those people again. Every time I get
200
D. Levin
Tribute to Schulman.
trouble, which is every other day, it's the Jews who come to my res-
100
Detroit
it Slipper Mfg. Co
Mr. Stiller paid a tribute to Dr.
cue. I don't care what anybody says, what anybody does or who
100 Samuel Schulman, w ho for 25 years
quits me, I am through with my fight against the Jews. They have
100 has been spiritual leader at Temple
Herman Marks
always been my friends, dammit, and I am not ever going to assail
100 Beth-El. Ile also praised the work
A. A. Moss
them again. They are good people. If anybody thinks the fight
250 of Dr. Kaufman Kohler, president
I.
Rosenberg
. . If this is
should go on, let them hop to it. I am through.
200 emeritus of the Hebrew Union Col-
David Zeman
treason, fly at it."
100 lege, one of the world's leading Jew-
Dr. J. B. Kass
100 ish scholars, who was Dr. Schulman's
they pay $10 for the prier:. S. Silverstein
NVith
Of such are the Kingdom of the Klan. And
100 predecessor.
A. Wisner
lo ge of sitting at the feet of such great teachers.
500
Max Jacob and Sons
....
100
Alfred Stone
and
100
Samuel Mintz
RABBI BARISCHANSKY,
200
EXPELLED FROM RUSSIA J. Gillman
100
Aux., Shaarey Zedek
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK Ladies'
A. E. Bernstein
100
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Charles Hamburger
(Continued from Page 11
BELGRAD (J. T. A.)—M. Radzi-
120
NEW YORK (J. T. A.)—Rabbi Cohen Brothers
anko, president of the last Russian
Mordecai Barischanski, expelled from Leo Weissman
100 rection of Speaker William Knoppow.
llama, died here Sunday.
100 J. Thumin and M. Berger, prize ora-
Russia after he had served seven Mose Winkleman
months in prison for protesting T. J. Israel
100 tors, delivered short orations, speak-
150 ing respectively on "The Devil's Dis-
M. Radzianko was born in 1859. He against the edict which forbade the L. Winkleman
teaching
of
Hebrew
in
the
schools
Oscar
R.
Blumberg
200 ciples" and "Rekindled Fires," which
was first elected president of the
100 were received with great applause
Duma in Russia in 1911. He was re- there, arrived Sunday on the S. S. Jacob & Covitz
Sarah
Rosenzweig
200 and a humorous sketch on ventrilo-
elected twice afterwards. At the out- America. Rabbi Barischanski de-
Jew-
Bello
M.
100 quism was presented which delighted
scribed
as
tragic
the
condition
of
Radii-
break of the revolution in 1917
the
M.
Gunsberg
and
Sons......._
120 the audience.
anko was a leading figure among the ish learning in Russia and made
e
In welcoming the boyish guests,
250
deputies who decided to oppose the statement that the Jewish commune B. Jacobetein
100 President Samuel J. Rhodes pointed
imperial Order for a dissolution of ists themselves will destroy the soul S. Milmeister
William
Rothman
100
out
the
particular
importance
of
the
the puma:
Jewishness.
of

Now we have another nui.nce • on our hands. We managed to throttle
that Ford down • bit, when along. comes • Jew by the name of Samuel
Omits, who testifies that he was born in He.. street, New York, and writes
• book called "Haunch, Paunch end Jowl." If it has any excuse for having
been written, I would like to hear from some unorejudiced witness. To my
mind it smells to heaven. It seems that it affects Rabbi Stephen Wise the
same way, and Rabbi Samuel Schulman the same way, only more so. These
two rabbis have opened their vials of wrath on the head of Mr. Ornito,
but it seems that his head is made of pretty solid material, and no impres-
sion has as yet been made.

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