L KU( 1 f.,1 B1E. ,El PAGE TEN Titulescu Issues Statement On Jews HAPPY NEW YEAR By the strictest attention to the wants of our patrons we have estab- lished a reputation for the best. Roumanian Debt Commission Cites Good Treatment in Country. FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Weddings, Card Parties, Engagements, Funerals, Banquets, Luncheons, Etc. We Deliver Anywhere. Call Us for Price.. 4 WA:CIA COUNCIL CONCLAVE ON RURAL PROBLEMS CHOSEN LEADER OF PERFECTION LODGE Dr. Samuel J. Eder was installed as worshipful master of Perfection Lodge, No. 486, F. and A. M., at the DEPENDABLE. USED CARS Social, Educational, Religious Needs of Farmer's Family Discussed. Seven Branches Conveniently Located SUBWAY FLOWER SHOP 10236 Jos. Campau at Trowbridge 3922 Woodward at Martin Place 14615 East Jefferson at Philip 8819 Grand River at Clarendon 16123 Woodward at Eason 3950 Dix at Hubbard 8216 Gratiot [A. NEW YORK.—A conference on WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.) — The the problems of the Jewish women in Washington correspondent of the J. T . rural America was held in this city A. was authorized by Prince Nicholas Cherry 9171 227 Gratiot Avenue by the department of farm and rural Titulescu, the head of the Roumanian CHARLES H. ROSENMAN, Prop. work of the National Council of Jew- Debt Founding Commission to the ish Women, Mrs. Leo II. Herz of New United States to publish the following York City, the national chairman of official declaration regarding the situ- this department, presiding over its ion of the Jews in Roumania, on be- lt of the Roumanian government. sessions. The speakers on the program of the "The Roumanian government has conference included Benjamin C. dared on many occasions that, faith- Stone, director of the extension de- I to the constitution and to the tra- partment of the Jewish Agricultural tions of the country, it undertakes to Society; Henry Israel, executive sec- sure to all confessions the exercise retary of the American Country Life full liberty of their faith and disap- Association; Miss Mabel Carney of r oves any attempt against this great Teachers' College, Columbia Uni- d fundamental principle. The Rou- versity; Mrs. Elmer Eckhouse of anian government has repeatedly de- Newark, N. J., vice-chairman of the ared that it has taken and will take council's department of farm and ru- I I necessary measures in order that ral work; Mrs. Estelle M. Sternber- is great principle shall be respected. ger of New York City, executive sec- l ot a single political party in Rou- retary of the National Council of ania, either in its political program Jewish Women, and Miss Ann Ster- r its tendencies, makes any discrimi- ling, secretary of the council's farm DR. SAMUEL J. EDER ation between Roumanian citizens on department. h e basis of either race or religious Mrs. Herz stated, in the course of regular meeting held last Wednesday lief. All the political parties respect c her address, that approximately 3,200 evening at the Masonic Temple. A h e principle of equal political treat- special program was also given. The visits to the homes of Jewish farmers ent." following other officers were formally had been made by the council's field Beyond this general declaration received: Charles Rubiner, senior workers. during the year 1925, in the hich Minister Titulescu issued on the warden; Reuben W. Klein, junior States of California, Connecticut, axis of an authorization communi- warden; Moe Ehrlich, treasurer; Michigan, New York, New Jersey and ated to him by his government, the Charles K. Sandorf, secretary; Harold Pennsylvania, and that 801 public n inister declined to comment. Mem- Heller, senior deacon; Louis Blum- meetings and class sessions had been ors of the delegation, however, in con- berg, junior deacon; David Arkin and held for communal and educational ersations with the correspondent sub- Samuel Kavanau, stewards; Max Ed- purposes. n itted the following points regarding wards, chaplain; J. W. Alkon, mar- The council's educational program he Jewish situation from standpoint shal, and Joseph Feerer, tyler. for the farmer's family was discussed f the government. Miss Birdye Michelson, soprano, and the decision made to continue 1. "When anti-Semitic demonstra- will give several solos. She will be the service that has been offered in ions occurred at the universities of accompanied by her sister, Miss Lu- this field. Educational classes have been conducted in English, citizenship ueharest and Jassy, the Roumanian cille Michelson. and current questions. Special stress vernment did not hesitate to take will be placed upon subjects lit sani- I rastic action and closed the univer- SAMUEL KELLMAN WINS and hygiene, especially in dis- ities for about a year. s PHILOMATHIC CONTEST tation tricts that accommodate a large num- "At Jassy the prefect of police, 2. ber of summer visitors. Instruction Mancu, was killed when he acted on On Tuesday evening, Dec. 29, the will be given on the home medicine t he request of the government to sup- Philomathic Debating Club held its chest and educational lectures will be press these demonstrations. twelfth annual oratorical contest at delivered before the classes in the 3. "When the police were trying to the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, before rural public schools. The circulating carry out government orders to pre- a large and appreciative audience. libraries will be continued and en- vent anti-Jewish disorders in village Samuel Kellman, whose topic was larged. of Baceste, a Gentile Roumanian was "The Inhuman Delusion," won first The religious needs of the farmer place and was awarded the gold med- and his children were also accorded killed. al presented annually by Herman A. extensive consideration. The coun- 4. "On the other hand, in all these demonstrations, not a single Jew was August. Second place and the Maur- eil's field worker, in addition to con- ice Morse silver medal were won by ducting religious school classes rhere killed. Norman Rom, who spoke on "We Mor- 5. "As the Roumanians are a very tals." Benjamin Kurtzman speaking they are not provided, will co-opret. w ith all national religious organiza- tolerant people, the anti-Semitic dem- on "Why Law," was given honorable tions that promote religious work in onstrations, which are really insignifi- =.- mention. The other participants and t he rural communities. cant, (Roumania has never had po- their subiects were, Meyer Weisen- Problems in personal service, as groms like Russia) must be attributed fold on "The Age of Industrialism;" well as plans for the organization of to foreign propaganda of a country Sidney Koretz, "Treasures of the a larger number of Women's Leagues which has an interest in creating in- Past;" and lien Gantz, "The White and Young Folks Leagues, under the FOR INDIVIDUAL FORMS OF CAKE OR PASTRY ternal trouble in Roumania. The only Robe." The judges of the contest were auspices of the council's farm depart- result is that this propaganda creates Capt. Isadore Levine, Louis Cohane, For Special Parties of Any Kind Call ment, were considered in the course rumors, as real disturbances have not and the Hon. Thomas M. Cotter. of the conference. taken place. Indeed Roumania offers A musical program was furnished - The state chairmen who were pres- 1 .-a7. an example of the only country which by Miss Anne Bernstein and Miss Rose ant included Mrs. Bernard Ostrolenk has never had any serious internal Bassin, pianists, and Albert Yutko- of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Samuel Capit- trouble, social or otherwise. wits, violinist. Jack Thumin, who was man of Connecticut, Mrs. Max May 8916 TWELFTH STREET, (Bet. Taylor and Hazelwood) 6. "The best proof that the Jewish speaker of the Philomathic Debating of Michigan, Mrs. Charles Kaletzki of situation is satisfactory is that re- Club last term, was presented with an New York and Mrs. Elmer Eckhouse quests are always coming from Jews engraved gavel as a token of the club's of New Jersey. The council field WE SPECIALIZE IN INDIVIDUAL ORDERS in Russia to settle in Roumania. Dur- appreciation of his services while a workers also participated in the con- ing 1919-20 Roumania gave her hos- member. The presentation was made ference. And Guarantee Satisfaction and Prompt Attention. pitality to a great number of Jewish by William Knoppow, a former speak- refugees from Russia. Lucien Wolf er. Romaine and Neilson at Temple of the Joint Foreign Committee took The meeting was presided over by up the question of the refugees and he Hyman S. Barahal, present speaker Margaret Romaine, America's rep- will testify to friendly attitude of the of the Philomathic. All arrangements Roumanian government toward these were taken care of by the committee resentative soprano and Alma Neilson, vaudeville's greatest toe dancer, divide Jews. composed of Robert N. Bernstein, headline honors on the bill at B. F. 7. "That Nahum Sokolow stated in chairman, Benjamin Kurtzman, Norm- Keith's Temple Theater starting Sun- an interview in the Morganzeitung of an Rom and Irving Beckman. day matinee. Others listed in part came back satis- "I January 14, 1925: are: Charles O'Donnell and Ethel fied with Roumania. I spoke about Blair in their comedy classic, "The Zionism with the King, Crown Prince Plasterers;" Tom Smith assisted by and Foreign Minister and I was heard Harry Newman will devote himself to Friday Nights: everywhere with serious interest. Rou- Dr. Leo M. Franklin will conduct fun-making in various ways; Little mania declares that as a member of Billy, vaudeville's tiniest headliner, the Friday night services on Jan. 8 the League of Nations, she is ready to presents story songs; Hugh Herbert in collaborate in the re-establishment of at 8:30 p. m., in the Little Theater, his famous Hebrew character playlet, when he will speak on "Who Is the Palestine as the Jewish national home. "Sobmon's Children." I declare that the reports in the press Jew?" On Friday evening, Jan. 15, Dr. Franklin will again lead the serv- that I met with obstruction in my ices, speaking on "The Jewish Con- work are untrue." Reaching Bessar- ception of Prayer." All young Jew- abia Sokolow is quoted as having said ish boys and girls are invited to the of his visit to Kishineff, "the last time services and to the social hour which I was in this city was after the blood- follows. pogrom of 1908 and then I took ac- Northway 4685 tive part in the work of relief. While Dramatics: now in December 1924, the whole The beginning dramatics group Jewish population was in the streets successfully presented two one-act and the population of other national- plays by Christopher Morley, "Thurs- ities participated in the demonstration. r When before the most bloody pogroms day Evening" and "Rehearsal," last 2 111201111261111112111111111111111110216111011111211111111102221111101n 21112 ._1111DINNEDIZIEDIDIDVUMMISIWIFIRStIMIMIIIII.I. DI 1 Wednesday evening in the Little The- secured against Jewish life and hon- ater. Those taking part were Mary or, I saw a Jewish existence so splend- Simons, Anne Rosenzweig, Sara id that from Kishineff I wrote a letter Stein, Paula Gerston, Betty Pearl- describing it." man, Rose Klein, Sadie Lerner , The members of the delegation de- Esther Labowich, Martha Rosenstein . clared that nothing can he worse for This is the first time this group has the good relations between Roumania presented an evening's program and and the Jews than "the exaggeration much credit is due them for their ex- in the foreign press of the small in- cellent work. Miss Birdye Michelson cidents that have happened" that pub- sang several solos during the inter- lic opinion in Roumania is very sensi- mission. tive and such evaggeratiens can pro- duce bad reactions, that nobody in and Social Hygiene: SUBDIVISIONS — VACANT — FLATS — APARTMENTS out of Roumania has any interest in A series of six social hygiene lec- SINGLE HOMES — FACTORY SITES — LEASES N provoking such reactions. tures will be given every Tuesday BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES evening starting on Jan. 19, by sev- eral well-known Detroit doctors. De- The Peerless and most Cadillac 9431 618-19 Det. Savings Bank Bldg. tailed announcements will be given Celebrated of all Re- later. ....._. ... _............._ ... __.-- - ..... — Yards: Cedar 1242 Residence: Cedar 0174 Residence 7760 Whittaker Avenue THOMAS J. 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Abbott & Beymer LAND COMPANY REAL ESTATE Will open their HALFWAY GARDENS SUBDIVISION for sale of lots on May 1, 1926. 807.8-9-10 Det. Savings Bank Bldg. Main 2450-2451 In loving memory of our dear son and brother, Gilbert J. Segan, who left us seven years ago, on Dec. 30, 1918. In our hearts your memory lingers, Sent. tender. kind and true. There is not a day gory over That we do not think of you. His Loving Parents and Sister, Florence. In loving memory of our beloved daughter and sister, Anna Weisberger Steiner, who departed this life Jan. 3, 1920. Sadly mourned by her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry II. Weisberger; Sisters and Brother. In loving memory of our dear eon and brother, Bernard Weber, who died one year ago, on Dec. 29, 1924. No one knows the silent heartaches, Only those who Ioet nn tell. And the tears that am shed in silence For the one we loved so well. His Loving Parents and Brothers. In sad but loving memory of our dear beloved husband, father and grandfather, Samuel Schlussel, who passed away one year ago, Jan. 3, 1925. A in, ins father. true and kind, No friend on earth like him we'll End. For all of us he did hi. best. And God gave him eternal not. His Loving Wife, Children and Grandchildren. "Aloma of the South Seas," the col- orful drama with everything a play of this kind ought to contain, continues at the Garrick Theater. This play by John B. Rymer and Le Roy Clemens, has been immensely popular and the advance sale indicates that it will be playing to capacity houses until the end of its engagement on Jan. 16. The pbpularity of "Aloma of the South Seas" is due largely to the ex- cellent acting of the melodrama. Even the hits are in capable hands. Native dancing girls, Hawaiian music played by natives and the colorful scenery all help to make this good theater. 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