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Dodge Sales Continue.
Jews by killing them. The only dif-
ference now is that Prof. Cuza and
Retail deliveries of 6,38:1 m
1111
his followers are encircled with troops for cars and trucks by Dour,
in the cities and with gendarmes in ere Dealers in the United Si,' .
the villages, probably that he and his ing the week ended March 13, iw
By CAPT. ALEXANDER AARONSOHN
followers should not be molested by spite of the unfavorable weather cot
the Jews, otherwise he is allowed to ditions which have been gener
Topics of the day in Roumania have maltreated and thrown out of the
Industry is the parent of fortune.
say whatever he desires and to dis- throughout the country, are within
train
and
the
station
master
of
the
been totally eclipsed by the anti-Semi-
tic riots and outbreaks in various cit- place absolutely refused to allow even tribute the most incendiary pamph- few cars of the record week in Dods
lets.
the
wounded
Jewish
passengers
to
en-
Brothers history, made durng tl
ies and towns. In Jassy it was neces-
These anti-Semitic riotous out- height of the spring selling :..east
sary to bring additional troops from ter the waiting room of the station
breaks, which are lasting already over last year.
adjacent cities in order to maintain a Ile also did not allow the unfortunaet
a month have completely brought to a
Deliveries in the first two weeks
doubtful security for the Jewish pop- beaten Jews to use the telephone to
standstill all Jewish life. Nothing March this year total 12,611,
ulation of that locality. In saying a ask for succor. Some of them were
rot
which is not in direct connection with pared with 9,799 for the same i.rig
robbed
of
their
money.
full
doubtful security I mean it in the
Some of the cities where most of this movement is taking place.
of 1925, a gain of 28 per cent.
sense which these words imply. Then
The leading Jews of every town
Retail deliveries from Jan . 2
even the troops, especially the officers, the violences have taken place have
have come together to devise ways and
are infected to the marrow with that the aspect of beseiged places; you can means to defend the Jewish popula- March 13, this year, amount lo
see
cavalry
and
infantry
patrolling
070 units, a gain of 12,761 t
virus, which is the violent method of
the streets which reminds you of the tion, but without any appreciable re- corresponding period of lit,t
anti-Semitism.
sults. Various delegations of Jewish
In Focsany, since that famous trial time of war. Business is almost at a citizens have gone in audience to the 38 per cent.
New signed orders for rut, ,
of the murderer of the late Prefect standstill and the Jewish population, ministers; they have not been received
livery received during the t,t•
Monchu of Jassy the Jewish popula- with all this display of the militia
very friendly, but the government has amounted to 7,280, a sub,. ,,,t
tremble
for
their
lives;
they
know
tion of that town has not had a day's
hastened to give out a communique
rest. Almost every day, Jewish men, from experience that the military al- that it will punish not only the na- gain over the previous work
women and children are assaulted, ways arrives too late, just like the tionalistic rioters but also the so-called greater gain over the corn'-ft
week one year ago.
without the assailants ever being gendarmes in Offenbach's operetta.
Some of the rioters and window representatives of the Jews who are
New cars shipped to Dodg,
brought to trial.
banded in unions (alluding to the or- era dealers in the United Sta
breakers
have
since
been
brought
to
Some days ago, one night, three
ganization called Uniunea Evielor Ro-
gentlemen, one of &cm a Major in the trial. A few of the students have main, The Union of the Roumanian amounted to 6,899 for the
Roumanian Army, coming out from been sentenced to two months impris- Jews) and so the government is in. ed March 13, compared sith
a public point and passing one of the onment, some to one month and a few timidating the Jews that they should during the corresponding tt,.,1
biggest banks in the city (a Jewish to IS days. A few days ago the Court not even complain, which is a natur- 1925, a gain of 42 per cent.
bank) raised their canes and broke the of Appeals have reduced the sentence
al right of every human being.
New Store on Twelfth Stre
big windows (each window costing given by the Tribunal to one month
Buick is built more expensively than any
between 30,000 and 40,000 lei.) It so for those sentenced to two months,
A. S. Greenberg, the potato. IL
PALESTINE PIANOS AT FAIR
other cars in or near the Buick price class.
happened that at that moment, a Jew- five days to those with 15 and so on,
ings street merchant, will open a r
ish dentist was passing the street on a few have been entirely acquitted,
ready-to-wear store tomorrow
The
"Expensively built" means that the differ.
JERUSALEM.—(J.
T.
A.)
—
the opposite sidewalk and recognized They have again appealed t othe Su- first pianos manufactured in Pales- 8816 Twelfth street. Mr. Cre,•,,t,
ent parts and units of the Buick motor car
the culprits. Because the dentist re- preme Court (Court de Cessation) and tine are exhibited at the Palestine will specialize in exclusive mer..h
are the best that engineers can design. But,
ported about this happening, he was they will probably be declared free. Mid East Fair, which will be re- disc and his slogan will be "om. pt
thanks to the large volume which public
mercilessly beaten by one of the ac- Quite a different situation had Lehr- opened in Tel Aviv.
to all." The new store will shim
man, the Jew who did not allow him-
very latest in dresses, suits, emits;
demand has given to Buick, and thanks also
cused and the director and the sub-
self to be beaten by the first man he
the
same
bank
were
at-
director
of
A man who will can do more than children's coats. Mr. Oreenlwr:
to production methods that are models of
tacked, the former on the street where met on the street and asked politely 10 that must.
cntinue t conduct his stort.
efficiency in an efficient industry, the Buick
he had to defend himself with pistol to he directed to a place he was look-
Ilastings street, but will ■ ri,t
motor car can be sold to you at a very
shots, while the second was beaten in ing for. He was sentenced to three
The thief and liar live under one place of busines smuch of h
his own house, where these same gen- months imprisonment, 500 leis fire. roof.
moderate price.
and personal attention.
tlemen introduced themselves forcibly and 10,000 leis damages (Prof. Cuza
Many Buick features are duplicated only in
while the whole family was at the ta- asked for one million lei). As an il-
lustration of how even the judiciary
America's highest priced motor cars.
ble.
All these murderous attacks have are infected with anti-Semitism will
Buick, for instance, uses the Torque Tube
been perpetrated almost in the face be given you by the following instance.
The judge who had to make the
Drive to transmit the drive of the rear
of the local authorities, without any
charge against Lehrman never used
wheels to the chassis, instead of burdening
arrest being made or any investigation
the
customary word "defendant" be-
having taken place.
the rear springs with this added duty. The
In Jassy the young man Lehrman, fore the name Lehrman, but always
highest priced car in America uses the
the "Jew Lehrman." Both parties
who had the unfortunate altercation
torque tube. And so does Buick!
with Mr. Cuza, being placed in jail, have appealed against the sentence of
Lehrman. Prof. Cuza is still asking
has
been
mercilessly
beaten
by
the
ri-
The American public wants finer transpor-
otous students who were arrested sub- for his million of damages sustained.
tation and Buick provides it at lower cost.
It seems that the Roumanian gov-
sequently, after the vandalisms per-
Consequently Buick is a very popular car.
petrated, on the third of August. How ernment is now of the opinion that it
Come in and examine the Better Buicks.
these students could have access to must bring a stop to the riots and dis-
Lehrman'a cell is a mystery, but the turbances and no we see that in sev-
BUICK MOTOR CO., FLINT, MICHIGAN
fact remains that Lehrman could not eral cities like Jassy, Focsany and
month
I Mao,. Corporation
Maul*. of G
appear for trial and rumor says that Dorna Vatue, strong measures were
taken that no more destroying of
he will never get out alive.
On the night of August 10, when the property should occur, although here
fast train of the Bucharest-Kishineff and there Jews are still molested and
$475.01
$1600 Steinway Grand (used)
line arrived at Tecucin, a group of beaten. But still no trust can be put
260.01
$600 Heintzman & Co. Upright (used)
students went into all the cars of the in the liberals, because we see that the
government is allowing Prof. Cuza
375.0
train, beating and throwing out all the
Farrand
Player
(used)
$800
Jewish passengers while the railway and his acolites to travel for propa-
RP
248.0
$750 Technola Player (used)
"fficers and police looked on smilingly. ganda purposes all over the country,
69.0
The same occurence happened in a where they deliver speeches against
Standard Six
Master Six
$500 Clough & Warren Piano (used)
the
Jews,
calling
especially
on
the
rur-
small railroad station, Christesti,
11125
2•paes. Roadster
ete•dow • $1250 7 e.w. Sedan • • $1995
215.0
rise and destroy the
al
population
to
were
$550
Grinnell
Bros.
Piano
(used)
•
1150
passengers
5-p.,..
Touring
1925
5-pme. Brougham •
where, the Jewish
Touring •1295
1195
five months in jail by the Republic
Supreme Court here.
Herr Fedor was charged with hav-
ing published an article in the anti-
Semitic
paper Hakenkreuz in which
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.) — Heinrich
Pudor, well-kno wanti-Semitic leader he incited the population against the
in Germany, wan given a sentence of Jews, calling for anti-Jewish pro-
ANTI-SEMITIC LEADER
SENTENCED TO JAIL
grams and for the murder of Dr.
Stressemann.
In the article Pudor also charged
that Hindenburg was a prisoner in
the hands of the Jews.
Seeing Anti-Semites Riot in Roumania
Buick is More Expensively Built
But it Costs Less
Buy one
Spring Clearance Sale of
Pianos Player Pianos
Phonographs
Specially low prices for the balance of this
Here are a few of the bargains:
the BettO uic
2•psss. Coupe •
5..paes. 2-door Sedan 1195
5.paes, 4.door Sedan 1295
1275
4-pass. Coupe •
l•paes. Sport Roadster 1495
5•pese. 2-door Sedan 1391
5.pase. Sport
T outing 152S
1495
5.pms. 4.door
• • 1795 lye,.. Countr y Club 1765
4 eau. Coupe Sedan
0.ernfftell tan to be added.
factories.
b.
Buick
All prices). o.
DETROIT BRANCH — GENERAL MOTORS BUILDING
BEMB.ROBINSON CO.
PFENT & DECKER
LOUIS ROSE BUICK CO.
444 East Jefferson Ave.
12897 Woodward Ave., Highland Park
HARLEY - BUICK CO.
3752 Cas• Ave.
8911 Grand Maar Ave.
LINWOODBUICK CO.
Linwood a1 Glynn Court
WHEN
8740 Mack Ave,
SIEGEL.ZECKENDORF CO.
4234 Woodward Ave.
BUCHBINDER.BUICK CO.
STANLEY KRAJENKE
5838 Wool Fort St.
11620 Jos. Campau Aye.
TELOTTE.BUICK CO.
EMB•ROBINSON
4741 Woodward Av e.
BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
"And
When
the
Boys
Called
Me
`Chief'
I Knew That I Had
`Arrived'
at Last!"
of R orye io a t r
"Then someone suggested that
I should make a loan at the In-
dustrial Morris Plan Bank. I took
the advice. I borrowed enough
money to centralize my debts and
pay up all my creditors. Then
during the following year I repaid
the loan in 50 equal weekly parts,
the interest rate being 6% per
annum.
To this timely help at a crucial
point in my life I attribute the
peace of mind and confidence that
have carried me on to success."
"Naturally I never fat to recom-
mend this practical helpful system
of banking to the many men, fre-
quently my own employes, who
come to me with their financial
"But there was a time, not so
problems.
many years ago, when things did
not look no bright. I was deep- • • •
Industrial Banking serves the
ly in debt. I owed the doctor, the
salaried employe, professional man
coal man and a dozen others—
and
small merchant, providing
even the tax offices went unpaid.
I thnt
had d been working
said
that
a leading business man the other
day. "Ever since I started with
my firm I kept my eyes on the
president's door and looked for-
ward to the day when that office
would be mine. I worked hard
and never stopped hoping that my
great opportunity would come.
"When the president died and
the Board of Directors elected me
to fill his place I was prepared for
the position. And when the boy.
welcomed me in the morning and
called me "chief" I knew that I
had arrived at last.
"F
just
A man can't do his best when he
is worrying about unpaid bills and
for • while my whole career hung
in the balance.
funds for sound, economic pur.
poses. Our officers will be glad
to advise with you regarding your
financial problems.
THE INDUSTRIAL BANK
1219 Griswold Street
A. C. Krenz men
Merc hant t
$200
A Synagogue Is Visited by White Plague
Sonora Phonograph (used)
$125 Columbia Grafonola (used)
$175 Pooly Phonograph (new)
$225 Kimball Phonograph (used)
67.5
42.5
115.0
79.5
their duty to recall the story that
The white plague has visited a syn-
moves the hearts and stirs the minds
Special Terms if desired. Open Evenings.
agogue.
of all of us, the story of the syna-
When millions of Jews gather in gogue that closed its doors. And as
houses of prayer for service and peni- the worshippers raise up their voices
tence, it will be in order for them to to the Almighty the victims of the
know the story of the synagogue that white plague also will raise up their
was visited by the spectre in white. hands in supplication and Jews the
For in America we do not think country over will harken to their
often of the enforced closing of syna- appeal.
gogues. The removal of the scrolls,
Open Evening
Phone Randolph 1048
One coward makes 10.
the taking out of the Ark, the discon-
tinuance of prayer we have always
5.
Must is a hard nut.
associated with the sudden swooping
down on a community by the Black
Hundred. But there is a White Hun-
dred more deadly than the Black Hun-
dred and the White Hundred has
closed a synagogue.
It was in the city of Denver and i t
happened only recently. The Jew -
ish Consumptives' Relief Society
of Denver, which for 21 years has
been aiding the tuberculous in their
fight to restore themselves to health
and a normal place in the community,
found its institution overcrowded.
The institution is the largest Jewish
agency of its kind in the world and
was the first kosher sanatorium found-
ed. There are 250 beds and when the
hospital officials crowded 290 patients
into the institution there was no more
list
space available. A long waiting
followed; applicants suffered greatly
for lack of care and medical atten-
tion, but the institution was packed
to the doors and could offer no hope.
Superior performance brings increasing demand.
And to cap it all, six emergency cases
sprang up .
Demand for Graham Brothers Trucks has been
Then came the decision to close the
Beth Jacob Synagogue of the institu-
increasing since the first of these sturdy trucks
tion. The synagogue was emptied of
was built.
its sacred paraphernalia. The scrolls
were transferred in solemn procession
It increased so much during 1925 that Graham
from the synagogue to the basement
Brothers became the largest exclusive truck
of the main medical building and the
old synagogue was turned into a ward
manufacturers in the world.
for some of the patients clamoring for
admission.
It increased still further in January, which opened
The institution remembered that Ju-
daism was a religion for the further-
the year as the greatest January in Graham
ance of life and that the great Tal-
Brothers history.
mudic scholars recognized this fact
when they said, in referring to the
Then came February with an even more re-
law of the Torah: "Ye shall live by
these and not die by these." To save
markable record-1,768 retail deliveries, an in-
a life, they knew, it was permissible
crease of 75 per cent over February 1925.
to violate many of the laws which in
ordinary times were binding on the
Not only the greatest February, but tl.c treat-
members of the community.
It was indeed a critical situation
est month of all!
which made it necessary to close a
house of worship, but the Jews of the
country realize that penitence and
prayer without charity are not
enough. The patients already at the
hospital, much as they need the solace
of prayer, had to be sent forth from
their synagogue, to make room for
emergency treatment of other unfor-
Delivered Prices. No Handling Charges. No Tax.
tunates.
The Jewish Consumptives' Relief
Society of. Denver needs more build-
ings, new pavilions. And as millions
INCORPORATED
of Jews throughout the country enter
the synagogues for the Holy Day ser-
WOODWARD AT MARTIN PLACE
JEFFERSON AT [NENE
vices they must remember the plight
of the patients in the congested in-
6LENDALE 7117
EDGEW000 4460
Len. 4
stitution in Denver which houses the
Hergenroeder, Inc., 14615 E. Jefferson
Highland Park Motor Co., 16123 Wondward_Arl. 373 0
Hem. 4
tuberculous of every section of the
Hiles Auto Service, 12217 Twelfth
7
Chene
Met.
666
4426
Merries Motor Sales ea Service,
land. They must remember the work
Midwest Motor Co., 9111 Grand River.... Gar. 7
Norwoodward Motor Co., 9115 Woodward Emp. 698 0
Laf. 1
of the Jewish Consumptives' Relief
Dix.Western Motor Co., 3950 Dix
8
Ducknell.Knowlson
Co.,
2445
Michigan.
.
.
Glen.
988
Lin. 1
Society of Denver. They must re-
Grstiot Motor Co,, 5226 Gratiot
Northeast Motor Co., 8564 Jos. Campau.. Emp. 40 83
4
Hickory
member that this splendid institution
Fairview Auto Sales, 10940 Mack
Colonial Motor Sales, 6834-40 Michigan.. Cedar 313 8
will have to turn away hundreds un-
North Central Motor Co., 8517 Linwood...Euclid 1880
less new buildings are added at once.
they must remember that lives now
wasting away could be saved, that
fathers and mothers could be returned
to their families, that new men and
women could resume their place in so-
ciety, if only additional space were
available to give them treatment.
As these millions who have been
blessed with health hear the inspiring
not be
be
tShhrci it w ill
enough
enough to meditate and pray. It will
be their duty to remember the third
cardinal virtue, Charity. It will be
The Shop Where Courtesy.10347Wood'rd
Between Calvert and
and Service Prevail.
Collingvrood
Detroit Music Co
2030 WOODWARD AVENUE
Gie h eatest
rum
New Prices
1 Ton Chassis
11/2 Ton Chassis -
MBM Low Chassis
975
- 1245
- 1295
THOMAS J. DOYLE
GRAHAM BROTHER:
TRUCKS
SOLD BY DODGE BROTHERS
DEALERS EVERYWHERE