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Miss Retta Tannenholz, daughter
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of M r. anrs.

At the last regular meeting of the
Bicur ('holem Society Mrs. David
Berger was chosen president for the
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ensuing. year. Other officers elected
NEW YORK. — (.1. T. A.) — "If I work, well planned and well executed.
are Frank Burnste in, v ice-president ;
there is a country in Europe where I About 20,000 are already settled on
A no Buchner, corresponding secre.
the Jews are living peacefully and:the land. They are supplied with Ani•
tory; Sylvia Sternberg, corresponding
prospering economically, that country I erican tractors. American seeds, and
secretary', and Abraham ilex, treas-
is Franee," was the statement made I American instructors are doing won-
urer. The board of directors will be
to a representative of the J. T. A., by ders in the way of making this settle-
chosen later.
The most successful excursion in
Abram I. Elkus, ex-ambassador of the meat successful and permanent. ('red
IS years was the one given by the
United States to Turkey in the course it facilities established by the Joint
Iticur Choltim Society on June 7 to
o f which he visited the Riviera and Distribution Committee enable these
l'ashnolo l'ark. "Miss Ilicur Cholem"
many parts of Frame where he fa- I new Jewish farmers to (obtain loan,
moved to be Miss Dorothy Bornstein.
iniliarized himself with the situation for the erection of houses and barns.
Miss Rose Gordon received the prize
of the French Jews. for the purchase of implements, seed ,
for guessing the identity of "Miss
"of course, I cannot know what is and livestock. Those credit facilities
Iticur Cholem." In the baseball
going on behind the scenes in certain are a tremendous factor in the new
game the visiting team, from Detroit
reactionary French cir.iles," said Mr. settlement."
Becoming enthusiastic in his cony,-
Lodge, No. 55, K. of P., won the game
Elkus, but from what I have observ-
and received a silver loving cup. The
ed I can soy with certainty that there cation about the work of the Joint Dis-
bridge tournament proved a third at-
is no anti-Semitism in the French Re- tribal ion Committee in Russia for the
tractive feature, wit h prizes given at
public. The press is very friendly to Jewish colonies, Mr. Brown continued:
RETTA TANNENHOLZ
each of the 20 tables and a silver
the Jews, a large number of papers Over 1110,000 acres of land have
tieing owned by Jews. Every French been cultivated by the Jewish farmers holz won the highest honors at High- loving cup presented la Miss Aiioe
newspaper contains a number of edi-
eal of land is available fur the land Manor Tarrytown-on-the-Ilud- Barnett for winning highest score.
Charm in our showings has
tors and writers. There need be no
S011, New Yuck, during the past year.
great
d Jews
Russia
fear of anti-Semitic propaganda in same
purpose,
and the of
largely in their simple elegance.
or
Miss
Tannenholz
will return to High-
WORKMEN'S
CIRCLE
France, because such a propaganda are claming fur the opportunity to land Manor next fall to complete her
The absence Of garish effects in-
HOLDS CONVENTION
would have no influence on the repub- settle on it and begin life anew. Thou-
spires the admiration of all who
sands of names arc listed in the Mos• with
course
spending the summer
lic.
her after
parents.
When I was in Paris," Mr. Elkus cowoffice of the Joint Distribution
NEW YORK.— (J. T. A.) — Over
appreciate real beauty.
continued, "I learned of a movement Committee of families eager to settle
1,000 delegates representing a mem-
among the Oriental Jews there to on the land.
bership of 84,000, gathered recently
erect a monument to the Jewish war
"But," 511'. Brown concluded, "the
at Madison Square Garden at the 25th
heroes who died in the battlefield of sad part of it all is that despite the
annual convention of the Workmen's
France during the war. This move- Russian government's offer of land, Submits Objections on Jewish Home- Circle of America. The convention was
ment was encouraged by the French d reduced rates of transportation anti
opened by J. Weinberg, president of
land to League Commissions,
government no well as the entire of reduced prices of gasoline and
the organization, who gave a histori-
French press. The Oriental Jews have seeds, funds are needed to help these
cal review of the development of the
JERESAI EM —(.1. T. A.) — Re-
succeeded particularly well in accli- people to get started. If we can get
"
order. In the course of his address,
mating themselves in France. They the necessary funds through the $15,- newed action against the Jewish na- Mr. Weinberg reported that last year
• l'atestine was taken
are organized in a federation which 000,000 campaign which the Joint Dis- tional
the Workmen's Circle contributed
by the Arab executive in two memo-
Nov Main Mori .
is doing excellent communal work un- tribution Committee plans to conduct
$70,000 to the Ilias for immigration
der the presidency of their leader, Mr. this fall, we can easily settle 100,000 randa submitted to the council of the work and $20,000 for Jewish schools
League
of
Nations
and
to
the
Perma-
1416.1424
Rozandes. Of late years a consider- Russian Jews us farmers by the end
in Eastern Europe.
nent Mandates Commission.
able number of Russian Jews who es- O f 1!127."
Among the principal speakers who
In its memorandum to the council
Washington Blvd.
caped from the Soviet regime have
addressed the convention were Eugene
"Is there any other institution be-
settled in Paris. The majority of sides the Joint Distribution Commit- the Arab executive criticizes the man- Dubs, noted leader of the American
them have found employment and are tee which helps the Jews in their ef- dote of the league given to Great labor movement; Abraham Cahan,
situated much more favorably than forts to become farmers?" 13ritain over Palestine, particularly editor of the Jewish Socialist daily,
Also 4 Hnotilles
"Yes," was the answer. "Besides the article dealing with the establish- Forward; and Meyer London, former
the non-Jewish Russian emigrants
here."
the Joint Distribution Committee, meat of the Jewish National Home socialist member of Congress.
The Workmen's Circle is the larg-
Mr. Elkus who, as former ambassa- there are three other committees who and the Jewish Agency declaring that
dor to Turkey, is well posted on the are interested in settling Jews on land. these two articles of the mandate are est order of Jewish workingmen in the
situation in Palestine, expressed great These three committees are the Corn- in conflict with the covenant of the world.
league. The Arab executive asks for
satisfaction over the recent dedication set, the Ozet and the Oct.
"The Comzet," Mr. Brown explained the establishment of a national con-
of the Hebrew University in Jerusa-
SCHOOL CELEBRATES SHE-
stitutional government in Palestine in
lem It is a wonderful piece of work "is the name of the committee to settle
BOOTH
to create a center of Hebrew culture," Jews as colonists, which has been es- which Arabs and Jews should be pro-
Mr. Elkus said.
The Jews of the iablished by the Russian government.
Shebuoth exercises were held on
P In its second memorandum to the
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whole world should encourage this It is an official government institution Mandates Commision, the executive Thursday evening, June 4, at the Ka-
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work and give it their moral and fi- and the chairman of the tonn• is Mr.
,-
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criticizes the commission because it dimah Ilebrew School, 442 Holbrook
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nancial support."
Smidowitz, who acts fur Kalinin. allowed only one party, namely Sir avenue, when the parents of the chil-
This institution has no executive Herbert tif1111Liel, "who is a Jew and dren were guests. Songs, recitations,
function, and is not much interested
May Leggett-Abel School Will in the practical and technical side of an ardent Zionist," the advantage of piano and concertina solos composed
Beauty is all very well at first
appearing before the commission. The the program. Isaiah Chernoff, prin-
A clean mouth and an honest hand
Those who understand evil, par-
Give Annual June Concert
the colonization work. Its functions
when
winorismium gives further expres- cipal, spoke on "The Significance of
will take a man through any land.— sight; but whoever looks at it
are only to regulate and to control the sion to the indignation of the Arab Shebuoth." Refreshments appropri- don it; those who resent it, destroy
on June 18.
it has been in the house three days?
Proverbs.
it.—Epigram.
colonization work which is performed executive at Samuel's iittitude during ate to the occasion were served.
theproceedings of the commission and
The annual June concert given by by other organizations.
"The Conizet is constituted of such invites the commission to visit Pales
the advanced violin and 'cello pupils
personalities as Krassin, Litvinov, tine and to study the Arab complaints
of May Leggett-Abel and Frederic L.
Chicherin and other prominent Rus- on the spot. The memorandum furth-
Abel will take place at the auditorium
sian government officials. It has the er complains against Ituttenberg, Ath-
of the Women's City Club, Elizabeth
at Park avenues, Thursday evening, right to demand at any time an in- lit and Cabarah concefisions, against
vestiganon of how the money fur col- the non-holding of municipal elections
June 18, at 8:15 o'clock. Special
features of the program will be the onization work is being spent by the and the increased Jewish immigration.
first public appearance of two 12- other organizations engaged in this
year-old boy pupils of Mrs. Abel and work.
"The Wet," Mr. Brown further ex-
a young girl cellist, pupil of Mr.
Abel, who bid fair to be among the plained, "is the committee established
world's future virtuosi. Invitations by the Jews of Russia with the direct
may be had on request at the Abel purpose to help the colonists in their $1,000-a-Plate Dinner Held in New
settling plans. This organization is di-
York As Part of Campaign.
violin school.
rectly doing the practical work of col-
Work produces virtue, and virtue onizing the Jews. The Ozet is divided
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.) — Corn-
into two sub-committees. One is con- pletion of the second $1,000,000 of the
honor.—Proverb.
cheatedof 92 persons and the other $5,000,000 campaign for the erection
is an executive of 18 persons. These of the Yeshibah College was announ-
officials are selected from the Jewish ced May 24 at the $1,000-a-plate din-
communists and non-partisans. It is ner given at the Astor Hotel by the
a joint committee of all the elements Yeshibah College building fund cam-
of Russian Jewry. However, the com- paign committee, under the chairman-
munists have a small majority.
ship of Samuel Levy.
"The Oct,' Mr. Brown continued, "'Saul has slain his enemies by the
"is well known here in the United thousands,' was the song in ancient
States, but there in Russia it limits times; you will slay, with your thou-
its activities to the colonization work
Our product is not only "Easy to took in the district of Odessa. Lately, the sands, the enemies of Judaism which
are ignorant and indifferent," Samuel
bat ''Easy to live with"
Ort has not had sufficient funds to car-
ry on its work, and this is the reason Levy, the toastmaster, declared to over
,,
why the work of the Oct in Russia is 1,200 (liners assembled in the grand
0,,,, all
ballroom of the Astor Hotel.
Dr. Bernard Revel, dean of the far-
ef drar,Kict not of great importance.
6. , j,wk (Ha ce
"The most important work in set-
tling the Jews on land is carried on ulty of the Yoshibah, Nathan Isaacs,
professor at the Harvard Law School.
101 by the Agrojoint," Mr. Brown stated
_ i ___
Professor Julius T. Torrey of Yale
further. "The Agrojoint is the corn-
mittee in Russia, under the direction University, Justice Louis D. Gibbs,
of Dr. Joseph A. Rosen. The Agro- Dr. David Yellen, Judge Ottto A. Ro-
salsky, Harry I.. Selig and Harold Ro-
joint works in full agreement with the senthal, a student at the Yeshibah
government, although it is fully irte- College, addressed the gathering.
pendent in its activities. The Astro-
Numerous contributions were an-
joint carries on its work through it s nounced at the banquet, among which
own staff, which is composed of pro- were $35,000 by Louis (:old, $25,000
fessional agriculturists and professors each by Benjamin Winter. Leon Sobel
who are acquainted with the land set- and II. Brickner. Mrs. F.bin, wife of
fling problem in Russia. The Agro- Rabbi Ebin of Bensonhurst, surprised
joint also has the full right to bring the gathering with an announcement
over to Russia a staff of its own front that the Ladeis Auxiliary will raise
This is in accordance with
quarter of a million dollars fur a
America.
the agreement with the government." a
students' dormitory for the college.
NI r. Brown pointed out.
In the addresses delivered, refer-
"Is there any system of giving pref- once WRS made to the fact that the
seance to those who apply for coloni- ' Yeshibah College of America will
satin, in order to regulate the coloni- spread Jewish learning and scholar
zation movement?"
ship among American Jew ry just as
"Of course. First of all a careful the ancient academies of Sara and
registration of the applicants is being Pumbidtha did for Asian, African
made. Not all of those who register and European Jewry.
are really enthusiastic to become col-
onists. In order to find out which of
the applicants are earnest in their de-
sire to settle on land, a circular has
been published stating that only those
—__—
Jewish families possessing not less Organ ration for Settling Jews on
than 300 Russian roubles will have the
Lund Makes Appeal for Aid.
opportunity to get land and settle on
it. Naturally, those who apply with
51 0 S C 0 W. — (J. T. A.1- Two
300 roubles, ready to settle in a col- thousand persons attended the first
ony, are considered by us earnest in mass meeting here arranged by the'
their intentions to become fanners and Ozet, the organiztaion for settling
we furnish them with land, tractors, Jews on the land. Professor Benja-
seeds, livestock, etc."
min Cagan was the chairman of the
"Will your appointment as cam- gathering.
paign manager of the $15,000,000 cam-
Dr. Bragin made an appeal for help I
paign for colonization work reflect in in the land settlement work, asserting I
any way upon your activities in the that this is the only way to improve I
Keren Ilayesod driver I asked Mr. the catastrophic economic state of the
At No Extra Cost
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city Jews. He stated that there WAS
Brown.
"No," was the emphatic answer. "I no pressure from the Communists in
admit that the colonization work is the managing bodies of the Ozet or-
Delivered Price 51895
Delivered Price $1670
the most important to which the Jews ganization and condemned those per-
of America should respond. However, sons abroad who are discrediting the
I ant not going to give up my other work of colonization in Russia. Their
activities for the Keren Ilayesod as agitation. according to him, is dam-
feud-
ud-
been made whereby
For those who desire, special arrangements have
as for other social organizations aging the vital interests of the suf-
$ 314
well
son Coach may be purchased for a First Payment of :AL and an Essex Coach
with which 1 8111 connected. I do not fering Russian Jews.
$291
HUDSON
remaining payments conveniently arranged.
Dr. Vermel emphasized the impor-
believe
that
one
task
need
be
sacrificed
for
a
First
Payment
of
$291.
The
Let us help plan your itinerary.
ESSEX
for another. The colonization work tance of the land settlement work as
Service c heerfully given.
in Russia and the Keren Ilayesod a means for improving the national
Phone, write or call
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work fur Palestine are both dear to me health of the physically degenerating
I. I.. Si, K.. Ornerol 118 ∎ ,1.
and I am going to work for both of Russian Jewry.
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Wholesale end Retail Salesroom.
A long ovation was given Professor
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them," 51r. Brown concluded.
1•118nrs 10.11118r WIN non3
David Shorr when he arose to speak..
PARTS AND SERVICE
WOODWARD AT GARFIELD
11 141. Far ErrItht 48814 I. 1
linker, 311 tree 11.4.4 Met •
Professor Shorr said that the coloniz- ,
481 W. Canfield Ave.
Dap Phout — Gltn. 9520
Bell Telephone Company Votes
11 414 41
24 - hour Semi.
AND THESE. METROPOLITAN DEALERS
ation of Russian Jewry Was not meant
$4,300,000 for New Phone
as a competition to Zionism and
TEAGAN MOTOR SALES
CASS MOTOR SALES
TRIANGLE
MOTOR SALES
FRED K. HENRY
Extensions.
3438 (..rand Flp, Are.
called upon the friends of the Jewish

Abram I. Elko., Former Minister to
Turkey, Finds No Anti•Smitism.

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A. Brown
of Charityland

a most desirable quality
in furniture as in folks

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ARAB EXECUTIVE
REFERS MEMORANDA

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Company

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YESHIBAH RAISES
SECOND MILLION

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Outnumbering the Next Three "Sixes" Combined

Again in May, as for more than two years, Hudson-Essex sales in De-
troit and Wayne County outnumbered every other make with the ex-
ception of the two lowest priced four-cylinder cars in the world.
455 Sales ahead of the Second Place Car--a Four
545 Sales ahead of the Third Place Car -- a Six
558 Sales ahead of the Fourth Place Combination--a Four and a Six
722 Sales ahead of the Fifth Placc Car--a Six

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948 Sales in May

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This unanswerable evidence is proof of what the most critical and best informed
group of car buyers in the world think of Hudson-Essex. What Detroit has
known all along, all motordom now knows.
It is reflected in world leadership of 6-cylinder sales. Everywhere Hudson-
Essex are called "the World's Greatest Values," because it is universally ac-
knowledged that no car gives like quality, reliability, performance and line ap-
pearance within hundreds of dollars of their price.

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$ 1 01 3°
Pacific
Northwest
Coast
and Return

SAYS OZET IS NOT
RIVAL OF ZIONISM

$ 119 .70

noking
renport
mohair
chairs;
corn- ,. 4 0

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New Low Price

New Low Price

$850

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Delivered Price $894

to California

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ESSEX HUDSON
COACH COACH

Returning by a
Southern Route

Canadian
Pacific
Rockies

SIL250
Delivered Price $1314

Hudson Super-Six
BROUGHAM

$1595

Hudson Super-Six

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Hudson-Essex Now World's Largest Selling 6-Cylinder Cars

AARON DeROY MOTOR CAR CO.

!ers

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masses to support the land settlement
movement.
A. Mereszin, the chairman of the
Yevsektzia, delivered a tactful ad-
dress declaring that the only aim of
those who are promoting the land set•
tlement for the Jews is to build up I
a Jewish peasantry.
"There are other organizations to
fight Zionism. Ours seeks purely to
solve the economic problem of the
a new central office switchboard for Jews. The Ozet will never be al-
Kalamazoo. The balance of $1,460,- lowed to become a field for political
000 covers other points throughout and social struggle," he stated. I
the state.

The quarterly meeting of the
board of directors of the Michigan
Bell Telephone Company was held in
Detroit June 11, 1925. The directors
approved estimates for extensions to
the plant in the total amount of $4,-
335,000. Of this total, $1,425,000 is
for Detroit, $250,000 is for Grand
Rapids and $1,200,000 covers an ad-
dition to the Kalamazoo building and

3032 Woodward Av.. •t Brad)

3711 Michigan Ave.

ACME MOTOR SALES CO.

POTTS MOTOR SALES

5215 Grand Rover A.

CM

at Prterbor•

CRESSY AUTO SALES

POTTS MOTOR SALES

527 Mier - ton A.. cart

11440 Jot. Campau Asa

METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES

1410.1444 Mtchtgen Ave.

NORTHERN MOTOR SALES

18350 Woodward A..

2884 Grat1ot Ar•.

HARWITH COMPANY

11851 Woodward Ave.

BAKER-STRENG MOTOR CAR C 3

5510 Twelfth Street

MOTOR SALES
CLEMENTS SALES & SERVICE BEGIN BROS.
10930 Kerchrtal A ve.

7023 Gratiot Ave.

RUND MOTOR SALES

5927 Mack Avs.

FAIRVIEW MOTOR SALES
12740 ell
Jerson A.. East

KAISER MOTOR SALES CO.

7738 Harper A..

ROY W. WOOD

229.231 Michigan Am. Doubt.

HART MOTOR SALES

1700s Growl altos Ara,

There Is a Hudson-Essex Service Station in Yozr Neighborhood Wherever You Live

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