TilEDETItoIT frwisti
mrstar.
"That is because in their country, BROWN BANQUET IS
POSTPONED TO MAY
which is very sandy, there are con-
stant storms which blow the. sand into
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The banquet which is hein•
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their eyes and make them sore."
rammas
The questioner went on his way, but ranged in honor of David A. lir
, soon returned, and again shouted, in recognition of his services to
1924 Karen Ilayeseel campaign
; "Where is Hiller"
II Mel patiently came out second his work in behalf of the. outstan
I time and said, "Can 1 serve you causes in American Jewish life,
( 1
been postponed from May 11 to
'again ? "
"Why do the Africans have broad 11. Many invitations have beer
celled and a large gathering is
feet?" demanded the man.
they live in a marshy pected. Morris Rothenberg and
"
•
each- mate Conheim of New York, le;
peoples of that part of the world
I coutry," answered
ti.l
the
great
t
itig
eave the ht,ao
THE LITTLE PEOPLE
figures in Karen Ilayeseol work,
sensible enoug h to l
ful city untouched because they en- !'''•
accepted invitations to attend
joyed the pleasure of sometimes being , Ninny times the man returned with banquet and deliver addresses.
By Abraham Caplan.
admitted into the delightful streets of ; ' his
annoying
questions
and rude
man-
nor
and
each
time
Billet
answered
-.
1 the It Little
DAVID A. BROWN TO
was a People's
glad day city?
for me when I set ! with gentle courtesy. to
The
questioner
think
he had
angry
(NV the City of Little Poop le
ADDRESS HADAS
have
heard
since I was a child, out to see the city of the
Little
i
Ve,
eyes.
A People,
gladder himself
lost his grew
wager. Finally in despair he
and that was many, many years ago. . to see it with my own
il
evening, April
we
eon
a
t
h
hut,
e
w
'
ld
,w,
blurt"
wou
; when, myself on horseback ;
Whenever I
I hope, that Israel may not have 8 o'clock. David A. Brown, wl
day it wa ,
i net
man
a 11 , , and
sider a little man or a little wo
my baggage on several ponies thatl
like you."
h
at
t
cently
returned
from a tour th
he
to
,,d
oa
had hired, I rode along the smooth ninny
1
.ht , a „hod
"Why do you wish that?" asked
Palestine. and newly a close stn
the little man or the little woman and dustless road that led from the
social
tend
economic
conditions 1 .
in
still "11"IY• lost my wager
.11
must have come from the country f town on either side of the frontier of
"1 4';' ,11 se I have l
country, will address the Ilie,
0'
the Little People. I say country of the t he city of the Little People to the city not being able to make you angrj, Chapter of Detroit on the w,
Little People and city of the Little itself.
said the other as he went on his way.
liadassah in Palestine.. The Ilie,
I had reached the gate., that most
I People as if they mean the same thing.
organization is entrusted wit
when
coun-
wonderful
gate
which
every
traveller
were
times
!'they do. There
hospital and clinic work in l'a
i tries were much smaller than they are before nu- and after me praised am
.
NOTES
A
and maintains the 'Medical
W
H
H.
•
II r , than the smallest of na-
..1 t„ see. It was not a high gate, I Y .
now,
t stela
which has done notable work
times of today. In fact, they were cit- j se the kind of gate you would ex-
improvement of health can
erect in front Hike:
ies, just cities, and not all of them pect a little people to
among the .leui,h as well as th
Our
first
hike
on
Sunday,
April
6
very large. Before the beautiful of their city. I am quite sure that
tremendous success. Twen- Jewish population of the C11111)
country of Italy was what it is at the you are thinking of the large-bodied proved a
---
ty-two
girls,
attired
in
hiking
clothes,
present time, ninny of its splendid nen of the wild countries that sur-
i
t. met at the clubhouse at an early hour
RABBI LEVIN TO SPE
cities like Venice, Florence and Milan roundedthe. city of the LiLle. t opuld
k,
a
e
ewe independent little dominions of I.ike yourself, I thought that I shotiny and returned, after a brisk walk,
Rabbi Judah I,. Levin will de
in the afternoon—tired but happy.
al
their own, with their own government at least Lin, a detachment of
lecture at Mogen Abraham
. . • .din • the entrance and
and their own rulers.
Camp,
after, Farnsworth street, Si
Such a city was the city of the Little seeing that no one with harmful pur- Summer
Although the announcement is afternoon, April 12, at four
People, but with this difference that pose in his mind gained admittance to somewhat premature, we wish to as- The lecture will deal with a
while many of the great cities of Eu- the beautiful city. Instead of a com- sure our campers that we have again appropriate to "Shabbas Hag
rope were independent kingdoms, the pany of soldiers there was a smiling secured our summer camp of last
city of the Little People was and is to little. gentleman with the key of the year With many improvements in
this very day a free, finely governed gate in his hand waiting for strangers the home, we feel sure that the girls ARTS SOCIETY GIVINC
FOUR ONE-ACT F
republic, more like a tiny United tee enter his beloved town. Instead of will enjoy their vacations more than
States than anything I can think of. suspicious and inquiring looks ,there ever lecture. Announcement will be
was
a
smile
of
welcome
on
his
beaming
Four
one-act plays nreviou
liut only in one respect was it like
niaele later regarding the time of reg-
Venice or Florence. It was beautiful. face. Bowing low and greeting me istration. Will our former campers ducted with success will be' p
by
the
A
rts Society of Tent;
in
his
native
language,--a
language
Splendid buildings, some of glittering
please tell their friends about our El Tuesday evening, April 15
marble and others of gray granite or I thought I understood well, such was
camp?
o'clock in the Temple chaps
dull red sandstone, but all of magnifi- t he genial warmth of the words,—the
the membership of the coat
cent architecture; smooth streets pav- little gentleman, with a curtsy that
blocks; elegant was as winning as ever a curtsy was, Seder:
and their friends. Aelmissio
ed with vari-colored
A
Seder,
directed
by
the
Young
and
marble;
performance will be without
bronze
bade
me
enter
the
city.
monuments of
Woman's Hebrew Association, will be
I dismounted the horse, helped the
plays include . "The Tie
beautiful fountains—all of the won-
conducted for a limited number of The
Isaac Goldberg; "Lex 'fah,
owner
of
the
heaggage-ponies
remove
derful things you see. in exquisite
strangers—men and women. Those Henry J. Berkowitz; "Fourt
dreams were and are to he found in my packs ,and paid him. Ile immedi- who wish to come will please make
ately proceeded with horse and ponies reservations at once at the clubhouse, Alice Gerstenberg, and "B
that city.
Bond," by Glenn Hughes.
From the very beginning of history to the city at the either end of the
a
road; while. I, hesitating for fear that 89 Rowena.
the city of the Little People had led
1
might
in
any
way
mar
the
exquisite
completely
different
from
that
of
life
other peoples. Small as it was, and quiet of the city's entrance, proceeded
as it still is, the city of the Little Peo- slowly along the broad highway that
ple was never harmed by any of its led to the center of the city. My hag-
neighbors, some of whom were great gage I sent to the Marvel Hotel, where
y, and all of whom were I was told visitors from other coun-
and might
peo - tries usually stopped. I was too much
m any times larger than the tiny can-
enraptured with the beauty that I saw
whom
I am speaking. I
pie of w
41
not say just why the warlike neigh- on all sides to wish to gee to the hotel
DETROIT MICHIGAN
bors of the city of the Little People at once.
As walked the main street I mar-
complete/loon-108 rooms
t molest it, for the city was
did
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nent Better Homes Exhibit. Three
more beautiful than those the sur- velled at the absence of people. Only
Yisit our perma
rounding nations could boast of For, when I began to reach the more popu-
while the neighboring countries were lated section of the city lid 1 begin to
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as yet quite uncivilized, the inhabi- observe the particular character of
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tants of the city of the Little People the city and to see the inhabitants in
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were far advanced in their knowledge the animated bustle and liveliness in
of building beautiful buildings, lay- which they are usually found.
mania, to find the guilty ones and to the Jewish banker, while he was de-
gardens and making
1, :verywhere beauty was poured out
livering a lecture on methods of ing out charming
ROUMANIANS ASK KING
in abundance. Here was a people, I
punish them.
stabilizing the Roumanian currency the exquisite little carriages in which concluded, that was bent on making
INVESTIGATE POGROMS
It is stated in well-informed circles before several hundred Roumanian they drove around their wonderful
25 lovely SILVER FOXES—very fine 2+m to $500
95,$25
$195,
$225
BUCHAREST. — (J. T. A.) — A here that the one responsible for the bankers at the Economic Institute. city. It must have been a case of the life and work and surroundings en-
deputation of Roumanian Jews was re- recent anti-Semitic disturbances is the It is claimed that the Finance Minis- rough, barbarous nations fearing the chantingly beautiful. Such exquisite
wrought
public
edifices,
such
delight-
Large
fluffy
dyed
WHITE
FOXES,
in
Beige, Cocoa,
remarkable
intelligence
of
the
Little
resent
Roumanian
Finance
Minister.
ceived today by King Ferdinand. The p
ter is a personal enemy of Blank,
. $55, 369.50
Peach, Sand, Yuban, Nude.
deputation asked the king to order a lie is particularly charged wi th n1 is strongly opposed to his stabili- People, for intelligent they were be- ful homes, such colorful yet simply
laid
out
gardens
were
wonderful
to
yond
a
doubt.
Or
were
the
wild,
fight-
staging
the
attack
of
the
Roumanian
thorough investigation of the recent
WALNUT
and
HUDSON
BLUE
FOXES,
in very
zation
plan.
see. And the air was so healthful, so
anti-Jewish outbreaks in Bucharest Fascist' students on Arist ide Blank,
$29.50, $35, $39.50, $45
evenly tempered, so spring-like that I
fine prime pelts
and in numerous other places in Roo.
come
ell,
wondered if I had not, after
$17.50
Large WOLF SCARFS .
to the true and only city of everlasting
youth. Were these people not always
young? And if they were not the
THAT MADE FARMER STREET"
people of never-fading youth, why
COLD STORAGE AND INSURANCE
STORE
should they he so different from all
"T H E
The Rollins Co. is are old established houme
other peoples of the world? I was
that has done everything within the range of
quite sure that I was in the city where
human power to make cold storage for Furs,
the people never die. But I was soon
Rugs, Woolens, etc., a science.
disappointed, but not altogether.
YOUR FURS ARE SAFE H
WIT US
"The Little People never die, do
Roes only 3% on V•lues Over $150.
they?" I asked in a childlike way of
the little gentleman in the office of the
hotel. Ile. understood English and
could speak it fluently.
The little man chuckled a golden
chuckle. Ilis round little face lit up
in all its gleeful brightness. The
laughter was like the music of a
36 Adam. west--3 Doors East of Adams Theater
bright-hearted child in any part of
the world. Bad I not been convinced
of his sweet sincerity, I should have
felt very awkward. But I Wan not at
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Easter 2-Pts. Suits. . $8.75 to $25
Spring Topcoats, . $ 5.95 to $14.75
Boys' Hats and Caps, 95c to $2.95
Boys' Fine Shoes, . $ 2.95 to $5.95
Ladies'. Misses' and Children's
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all endea•rassed.
"Our people do not live forever," he
finally told me, "hut the great major-
ity of us live tee a very old age. You
may see for yourself. I have only re-
cently passed my eightieth year and I
feel as young as if I were but 15." At
this he stretched his little arms side-1
, ward and upward like youngsters in
' a physical culture exercise in school,
and leaped across the glittering mar-
ble desk at which he worked and leap-;
eel hack again in order to prove that t
his strength and agility we-re as per-I
'
feet as could lie.
At first I could hardly believe that I
the little man had excedeed the spun
of three score and ten, but my doubt i
did not continue. I was in the land of 1
the most truthful people that the,
world possesses. Nevertheless, I'
sought an explanation.
"What makes your people retain i
their youth to the very end?" I asked.
"It is simple, very simple, dear visi-;
tor;' he began. "Thousands of years I
I back our ancestors, who discovered 1
that they were to be a people of little
they
i f e
I n w ' •e '; r n e a t n o dl,:k ."n yle■ TA(f h n'l l' a ltBdth th e attini
I would live their lives joyfully, so hap-
1 pile, so cleanly and beautifully that
they would never lose the feelings of
youth. This determination has re-
mained with our people to this very
day. We have vindicated our small
stature. Our littleness of size has, in
fact, been our greatest blessing. Be-
cause we never weary, never feel old
or weakened, we live our lives in an
endless snirit of joy and love for
beauty. Our aim is to be barmy, and
happy we shall always lee. When you
go back to your native country you
will tell your peyote that you have not
only seen the city of the Little People
but the city' of the Ilappy People."
Cart-fully I observed the exquisite
rapture that came with his words. I
really could not help feeling that I
was truly in the city of the Happy
People.
THE GREAT HILLEL
Iiillel was a great rabbi and teach-
er, but though men came from many
lands to study under him he never be-
came vain or pompous. Above all, he
woo never known to become angry.
One clay a man wagered that he
could make Hillel lose his temper. He
n.ushed up to Milers house rand in a
loud and disrespectful manner shout-
ed, "Where is Ilillel?"
Hillel came out and quietly asked
the man what he wished. "I have
some questions to ask you," said the
rude man. "I wish to know why the
Tamorians have weak eyes."
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