OCTOBER 9, 1925

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September Nash Sales 83 Per
Cent Above Same Month
Last Year.

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CLUB DISAPPOINTED
AT FAILURE OF THE
POLISH AGREEMENT

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The Nash Motors Company, in
closing their books for September, re-
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port a volume of business greater by
83 per cent than that of September,
1924.
The past month," says E. II. Mc
Harty, general sales manager, "was
the thirteenth consecutive month to
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Mess Carromeedeace and Carl« et Jewish Telegra hic Agenc7.)
chow a substantially material gain
over the corresponding period of the
Alois Kohn, one of Vienna's great composers of popular songs, died re-
previous year.
cently at the age of 60. Ile was popularly called "Lois' Ungrad."
The number of cars shipped in
September was 10,314.
A chair for modern Hebrew literature and language was established at
"During August and September the Czech University in Prague. Professor Rabbi Isidore Hirsch will be in
there were produced and sold 20,989 charge of the department.
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Nash cars. This constituted over 39
per cent of our entire business for
Jewish passengers were attacked on the railway from Czernowitz to
Kalatz. The hooligans who attacked them were mainly railway workers.
the year 1924."
Many passengers were injured. The police took no action in the matter.

ment for the Ort schools were not
granted and the government ordi-
nances concerning the forming of the
Jewish communities in the eastern
provinces of Poland and in East Ga-
licia were not drafted, he stated.
Deputy Wacluw Wislicki, who re-
ported on the economic situation,
complained that the Jewish popula-
tion is being ruined and that no re.
lief of the burden of heavy taxation
imposed disproportionately upon the
Jewish merchants was forthcoming.
At the afternoon session of the
club a thorough discusion developed.
Several speakers pointed out the dis-
appointment prevailing among the
Jewish masses of Poland concerning
the Polish Jewish agreement, mainly
in view of the continued applictaion
A protest against the Jerusalem police was voiced in the Hebrew press of the numerus clausus. Other depu-
in Jerusalem in view of the fact that the police authorities ordered the re- ties demanded that the club decide to
moval of the chairs which were placed by a number of Orthodox Jews near declare its opposition to the govern-
ment which would equal the breaking
the Wailing Wall on Yom Kippur.
up of the agretment.
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In an interview with the corre-
Deputy Ilegedues leader of the anti-Semitic Hungarian organization, the spondent of the Jewish Telegraphic
paralytic
stroke
while
delivering
an
anti-
Awakening Magyars, died from a
Agency, Deputy Rozmarin declared
Semitic speech. In the midst of his speech, in which he denounced the Jews, that it is very possible that the Club
died.
Deputy Hegedues suddenly exclaimed, 5 My• God, how bad feel;'
of Jewish Deputies will declare its
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opposition to the Grabski government
An anti-Semitic meeting called by the anti-Jewish organization, Vatra, at the next Seim session.
in Zagreb, was prohibited by the police. The Vatra organization published
The economic crisis in Poland is be-
in its weekly a list of Zagreb Jewish citizens as well as foreign residents coming more acute daily, seriously
in the city who are active in business and do not know the Serbian language affecting the situation of Polish
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Jewry. Bankruptcies of Jewish and
An institute constituting the first center in North Africa of higher rab- non-Jewish firms have become a daily
binical, Talmudic, philosophical and literary Jewish studies will shortly be matter. Even old established corn-
established in Tangier. The institute will be conducted by Rabbi Jacob mercial enterprises are among the
Moise Teledano of Tiberias, Palestine, who is expected to arrive in Tangier bankrupts. The Polish press carries
t. . a report that the Polish government,
shortly in order to take up his trw .pos.
in order to save the country from
Major L. II. Nathan prominent Anglo-Jewish social worker and counsel financial chaos, is considering a plan
for
to
transfer the Bank Polski, the Po-
for various Zionist institutions, sailed from London on the Mauretania
New York. It is understood that Major Nathan will study conditions in liah government bank, to the manage-
America from the angle of American Jewish participation in the Palestine ment of English capitalists, headed
upbuliding work. by the English banker, William Good.
This report has intensified the panic
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Amsterdam, in financial circles.
Louis Wagoner, dean of the Jew i h Theological Seminary of
was honored by the Dutch government on the occasion of his seventieth
birthday. The government conferred upon Wegener the order Knight of
the Netherlands. Louis Wagoner is a popular figure in Dutch Jewry and is
of schichta.
known as an expert in the history
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Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm is in close contact with Adolph Hitter, leader of the
German Fascisti anti-Semitic bands, according to revelations made by
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Deputy Streicher, member of the Voelkische party, at a meeting in Munich.
Deputy Streicher stated that Hermine, the wife of the ex-kaiser, visited
"In case it shall at any time become '
Hitler twice on missions of the former war lord.
impossible, impracticable or inexpedi-
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ent, in the discretion of said commit- I
Sueida, the Lebanese port, was evacuated by the French troops owing
all or i
to the lack of water, according to reports received in Jerusalem from Beirut. tee on distribution, to apply bane- ' I
French have chosen Musseifereh, where water is available for their any part of said income for the
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base, to continue the quelling of the Druze rebellion. The Druzes who fit of students
Jewish th
, University of Jerusalem, the founders,
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As a result of the agreement recently concluded between the French, I request that in such case said income'
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Spanish and English governments concerning the political status of Tangier, I be similarly app lied to similar use
for the benefit of students and teach-
the Jews of Tunis are for the first time enabled to take pa
ers at other institutions of Jewish
of the internal affairs of the city. Senor Curiel has been elected to the higher learning, and the founders
Legislative Assembly to represent the Jewish community.
recommend in that event the Jewish
Theological Seminary of America in
The conference of Yevsektzia, the Jewish sections of the Communist
party in the Ukraine, was postponed until Oct. 15. Dr. Bramson, repre-
sentative of the Leningrad Jewish Museum, visited Odessa for the purpose Union College in Cincinnati, Ohio."
Museum,
of arranging permanent connection between e
Jewish Museum in White Russia and the proposed Odessa Jewish Museum.
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An anti-religious campaign was arranged by the Free Thinkers Society
during Kol Nidre services in Warsaw. Two thousand persons, mainly work-
ingmen, were present at the meeting, at which speechesa g ainst
ingmen,
were delivered. A discussion on the proposed Crimean colonization was
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held in the workingmen's club under the auspices of the Jewish workers' ,
organization, Bund.
cessful for far advanced cases. A
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special feature of the Infirmary Build-
Jewish colonization work in Soviet Russia was the subject of a question ing will be the sun treatment porches,
directed at Gregory Tchitcherin, who is now on a visit in Warsaw. During which will enable the hospital to give
a press conference which was arranged 'with Tchitcherin, one of the Jewish heliotherapy treatment to adult pa-
journalists who was present asked the Commissar of Foreign Affairs his tients. This and other features will
opinion of the proposed colonization work in Crimea. Mr. Tchitcherin, how. facilitate this work of the National
ever, evaded the question.
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governor-general
of
Algeria,
has
instructed
the
public
prose-
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' cutor to take proceedings against the Petit Oranais, a newspaper published will he an everlasting monument to
in
Oran,
for
an
article
printed
inciting
to
pillage
and
murder.
The
Petit
the
philanthropy of the men and wom-
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Oranais has been conducting a violent anti-Semitic campaign for some time. en who gave of their time and their
The political leader of the paper is Dr. Molle, the mayor of Oran, who, it is money to insure its erection, and will
declared, instigated the recent pogrom against the Jews there.
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Important decisions are expected, including the actual formation of the Jewish llospital for Consumptives has
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The first meeting of the Zionist Actions Committee wlil take place in
Berlin on Oct. 21, according to the decision of the Zionist Executive. Dr.
Weizmanp, Nahum Sokolow, Mr. Naiditch, Berthold Feiwel, Mr. Cowen,
Dr. Georg Halpern, Mr. Sprinzak, Professor Pick, Louis Lipsky and Dr.
Leo Motzkin participated in the session which was devoted to the question
of forming the new Zionist Executive. It is probable that the present execu-
tive will be reappointed.
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Seen in the Detroit
Times.

Beginning next Sunday, Oct. 11,1
the Detroit Times will carry the
largest number of comics ever car-
ried in any Sunday paper in this city.
Fifteen great comics, by the world's
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The enforcement of compulsory Sunday rest for the Jewish merchants most accomplished cartoonists, will be
and artisans in Bessarabia is the determined policy of the Roumanian Minis- published every Sunday. These corn-
try of Labor, according to a report received in Vienna. Numerous organiz- ice will require 12 full pages. and will
ations of Jewish artisans and merchants sent requests to the ministry for be run in the natural colors dictated
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mitigation of the compulsory Sunday rest law. These requests have been by the artists.
Seldom, if ever before, has such a
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continually refused. The ministry has now declared that in future it will
step been taken in newspaper his-
not consider such requests.
tory. To assemble 15 of the most
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For the first time in many centuries of Jewish history a representative famous American cartoonists in one
Issue of a newspaper is in itself an
Jewish
municipality
will
participate
in
an
international
congress
of
of a
'
municipalities. Mayor Dizengoff of Tel Aviv arrived in Paris for the pur- achievement worthy of note, but to
assemble their work in one section,
pose
of
representing
Tel
Aviv
at
the
Third
International
Congress
of
Munci-
Select Dancing Nightly
palitiea. The agenda of the congress includes a discussion. on the estab- in 12 consecutive pages, is something
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lishment of permanent contact between the Municipalities Congress and the which newspaperdom and its readers
and the housing shortage. recognize as the outstanding achieve-
League of Nations, the problem of unemployment
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ment of the times.
i!Particular People Prefer
Here will be seen such noted men
Thanks
to
the
Soviet
government
for
Its
facilitating
the back-to-the-land
the Palaie
as McManus of "Jiggs" fame; De
exnressed
in
a
dispatch
sent
by
the
settlers
movement of Russian Jews was
ilaletly censored. Highest
In the District of Cherson to the Comzet, the governmental departmert for Beck with "Spark Plug;" Knerr and
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settling Jews on the land, on the occasion of the celebration of the harvest his "Kazenjammer Kids;" Westover
Standard
day. "On the first harvest day festival we beg to express to the Soviet brings "Tillie the Toiler:" Hess con-
feints Illeskians—The B•od Yes
government our sincerest tanks for everything it has done to attract the tributes with "The Nebbs;" Sterrttt
gives you "Polly and her Pals, " and
Lase to Dance With.
Jewish masses to agricultural work. We are happy to be the pioneers in McNamara shows the doings on "Our
this historic enterprise," the message read.
Block."
These are only a few of the famous
Important decisions with regard to the administration Of the Hebrew
ones to be seen in the Detroit Times'
Jerusalem,
the
formation
of
new
insitutes,
including
an
insti-
University
in
great
comic section, begnining next
BUYER BARRON. Prep.
tute of Oriental studies, was decided uron at a conference of the directors
Buyers el All Riau M
University which was held in Munich. Professor Albert Ein- Sunday. Space forbids the enumera-
of the Hebrew
stein, Na"nm Sokolow, Dr. Judah L. Magnes, Judge Julian W. Mack, Pro- tion of the entire list of the 15 great-
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fessor Fodor Ehrmnnn of Berlin, Professor Horowitz of Frankfort. Dr. est American cartoonists whose work
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Schlortusinger of The Hague, Professor Ornstein of Utrecht, Professor will be carried every Sunday. Need-
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Goettingen and the secretary of the university, Dr. Cohn, were less to say, they are in keeping with
Landau of
the reputation of those here men-
present. The conference beganr
tioned and, in presenting them to its
Three Jewish members were expelled from the Ukrainian Communist readers, the Detroit Sunday Times
MANUEL URBACH
for observing certain Jewish rites. Chaim Kaehdoj, legal adviser to again,,proves itself "Detroit's Finest
party
after information had been received Newspaper."
Granite and Marble
the Kiev Lan
an d Committee, was expelled
the party that he had observed "Jahrzeit" for his mother, attending the
by
synagogue on t°e anniversary of her death. The manager of tie Kiev NEW YORK STUDENT
Mr. Globerman, was expelled for having
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The reneon given for the expulsion of Mr. Krazetz
564 Winder Street
his son circumcised.
had bookkeeper
council, is that he was married
employed
by
the
Kiev
town
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of New York was one of the seven
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Roumanian Minister of the Interior Tartarescu was openly charged with and will receive $250 annually for
pogroms in Roumania by Deputy
anti.Jewish
responsible
for
the
recent
four years with free tuition at Co-
Nag
prominent member of the Roumanian parliament. Deputy
lumbia University.
Radukanu,
ssss
published an open letter to Minister Tartarescu in which bp
Samuel Silverman was born in
Radukanu
resnonsible
for
the
recent
anti-Jewish
states that Tartarescu was personally
Odessa, Russia, Sept. 20, 1908, and
attacks becanse to himself is connected with the anti-Semitic bands. "You came to New York in 1913. He was ,
are responsible for the wild attacks which have cost many lives. You eraduated from De Witt Clinton High
ble evente." D enuty Radokan u wrote School last January and completed his
are the moral l ea der of t'sese deploranot replied t o th
ccusation .
S far Tartsrescue has
freshman year of college at the Was'•.
u
is
a
in his letter.
'nylon Square branch of New York
Universit
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d first in the New York
He
tate scholarship examination in Man-
hattan this year, but was declared In.
•ligible for the state scholarship be
-*use his fat er will not become a l
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MICHIGAN'S LEADING DECORATORS AND FURNISHERS
FOR OVER EIGHTY YEARS

An
Understandable
Statement

At the Close of Business, June 30, 1925

I.—Cash (Gold Bank Notes and Specie) and with legal depositories re- $ 2,028,767.71

turnable on demand.

These checks are payable in one day.

This is the amount we have loaned (after a careful investiga-
tion) to individuals and corporations on their notes and against
approved collateral.

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8,633,482.24

IV.—Mortgages on Real Estate and Bonds

These are salable securities issued by the U. S. municipalities
and other corporations of first quality; also first mortgages on
high class real estate.

96,000.00
792,046.00

V.—Stock in Federal Reserve Bank
VI.—United States Securities

This includes U. S. Government Bonds, War Savings Certificates,
Revenue Stamps and United States Certificates of Indebtedness.

VII.—Banking House, Branches and Furniture
nd Fixtures
and

1,781,322.11

Fifteen of these branches, all located in the city of Detroit.

Bonds and U. S. Securities Left for
920,150.05
Safekeeping
64,946.90
IX.—Accrued Income Receivable, Net
$24,683,465.11
Total Assets
Deposits Entrusted to Us (Sept. 30) $19,702,913.75
550,000.00
Bills Payable and Rediscounts
Customers' Bonds Left With Us for
920,150.05
Safekeping
20,725.00
Customers' Letters of Credit
Accrued Interest and Expense Pay-
95,407.58
able, Net
$21,289,196.38
Total
This Leaves Capital Stock, Surplus and Undivided
$ 3,394,268.7 3
Profits of

VIII.—Other

Which becomes the property of the stockholders after the de-
positors are paid in full, and is a guarantee fund upon which
we solicit new deposits and retain those which have been carried
by us for many years.

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Charlevoix and Drexel
McDougall and Canfield
Cr•tiot and Hastings
Chene and Gr•tiot
Mack ■ sad Mr. Elliott

Woodward and LI of
ramilton and Webb
Ferndale and Springwells
St. Clair and Mack
Jos. Campau ■ and Newton

Forest and Van Dyke
Linwood and Vicksburg
Grand River and Virginia Park
Shoemaker and Monclair
Buchanan and Scotten

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