EkLTROrt
NAME HERBERT MAY TO
LEAGUE OPIUM BOARD
The Power to
PASS-
Cardinal Petroleum Co.
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A COMMERCIAL ANALYSIS
OF A GREATER MUSKEGON
EASES CONDITION FOR
CHALUTZIM MIGRATION
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SEASONS
GREETINGS
has hi.„1„,,'
fro n t „ N „.„ x 0„,, R d ) . fished in exile are being permitted
, with his rot - titer , business interests
primarily an in o ltnast a t ,,at t et
S12.500,000 to lin e r than Sitti.000,, to go to Palestine if they hove suf-
" e ” , n ' ity Ina" ' "UnS ii neul'hre in %v'
o1,'
203 state - inspected industries matt emPittYmeat hats ttiltIndo anti licisint funds to ;my for the pass-
Paris. He is considered an expert
airc,intil e and oth er lines of 11,.- Port . it was det daredo
Several of
in matters of finance, taxation, entploying More than 16,000 opal
,t
the exiled Chaluzim are proceed
general lousiness, and coaporate ad- . attses, with an annual output of liass him. VX11:111111 . 11 in proportion
A90,11,10,001, manufaetured product, 3I1,skegon t. day k OIle of the ludo ing weekly frog the country.
Illinistration.
:Muskegon is likewise a port c its of th e automobile Potash y, h o m e
,t1rnist of
Chalutz, Briskin, in
!dr. May ha s titan a dir ect or
and and the natural distributing cen of Continuant M o t ors collimation. 310scow a month Iwo, became
member of the exteutive board of ter for the e a s
t seed h oe ,,f L a k t . which unidoty, 0,1010 noon. and On know,
No reason was given for
the Citizens' Committee on City Michigan, 1 ., ‘ec hi us the h a l, o
f principal manufaeturing point of his arrest.
Plan sine,. 1919. During the war tine
of the largest /nut //l os t mop. the Ito unswio k - Balk,.
Thi.. y mi g o g uo in l'olotZS Was
was tl,sistant food administrat- dfniti ve fr u
in ar e a s of (In isimpany, which has more than commie,' into a workingman'.
it g.1- icing,
o r c f
kingmen's
ny county.
Fr um
Looneio0 feet
of
fn el ay
tl r club.
December 1925 he has been con-
pro ■ Itiee, %vitt/ Its force
It.
all i1,. „applied by itss p ars r 1,
Iected with the research depart- inbliers and retailers, includes a " f
of
"" 11` 1 "" " varied
meat of the Foreign Policy Asso-
ini•luolilig
plienovrapt,
Passion of Passions.
cud ion, specializing on the study tP;u;ill11t11i,',.i:in',I 15!1, ::;
rdr, bowling and billiard
jo‘.1r1 . t ,, - h ot
of international laws regarding
pi - mincing
11
0
0
9
1,11-19
,
et
,
.
agricultural
Beneath things nun' seeks the
opium traffic.
Ile made a trip 173,270,
The Ir.t trading post wa r s
law; he would know how the globe
around the world, ending Utobru- products valued at more than $31,•
and manufactured pre tatilished
31uskegon
Is12. yeas forgtyl and the stars were
Dry, 1 112S, and wro ti
rip 1-t on
,„„. ,„ ;11 „ a ,
;
ducts valued at $13,1,222,7;a1. Th, Th „
i„ hung; and trace to their origins
stud Y uf dro g' and upon 'n ag
g aig
iate asses'aid valuation of Is37 the y,a,- 3lichigan became a the ,pang, ef life
1927.
Ile appeared in Geneva
Al.! then, as
ALL OVER MICHIGAN
state. '!'hat
t atty.
in; before the advisory commit- ,,ti,7t 7 i t i 1,71,1t,`,7:
ss in x nation 0 the owns op
there arises the desire higher
, us kr
tee to present his report.
t^itiss of S6,6' 00,0011
year, ext'llt- gen, a snit , , if land a part
y,-t the mission of passions, the
.eve of pettuoltouni products.
It is hour is included in Ottawacount'.
y, hope of hopes, the desire that he,
the Michigan distributing center
The minder of mills constantly evf II he, may somehow aid in oak-
of the Standard Oil Company (In. increased until the peak of low - ing life latter and brighter, in de-
11(11.11/A• (•12EF,TIN(IS
iliana I, tylitch has a tank Cal' 1110V, [ luti ng
utilit y was rrarhaal in straying want and sin, sorrow and
meld Of from 51, to all ears a flay. IssS. In ISO it th,-
„ 1- M,,s. stain], Ile masters and curbs the
Its indoidtial tonnage is the third kegoon was organized and inn, animal, he turns his hack upon the
GARNAAT
MUSKEGON, 311( 7 11.
largest f any city in )Michigan.
years 'titer the community, ti n ., feast and renounces the place of
Among the chief factors in the with a population of about 6,0011, mover; he leaves it to others to ac-
cumulate wealth, to gratify pleas-
growth of Muskegon are: (I) its was chartered as a city.
i„ 1857 Oar cott „f
ant tastes, to bask themselves in
landlocked harbor With nuns than
10 mile: of dockage and water- in Muskegon Lake aggregated the warm sunshine of the brief
Vbeec, hirE,•cey 0,•roseop
day. Ile works for those he never
front facilities, most of which i-
served by rail, 1111 which the fed-
of thef orest.. saw and never 1. 11 II see; for a fame,
"'she Neighborhood Store"
Thu , or maybe for a scant justice, that
eral government already has spent Muskegon fine.] its crisis .
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I
and oil which it lit II- Iw u d brr mills, which had num bered can only come along, after the chats
wawa thaii
1378 Peck St.
III , S('S II/ ,111•1111 I _1 I 1,1410 addi-
leavingth,, have rattled upon his coffin lid.
closed. leaving
without au iintuati .,, , Ile toils in the advance where it is
tion:11 Within the next few years; sale cart
Phone 23-391
As tin,
cold, and there is little cheer from
121 the diversification of its in-
pro p ert y
an)i,
men, and the stones are sharp and
dustry; 131 hydro-electric- super-
MUSKEGON,
MICH.
the
hi
- ambles thick. Amid the
posver with 250,000 K K. capacity; population shrunk from 21,000 to
thhueiisd
stairs
for
I I/ the character of its popula- a has
tlnrt nab like knives, he
tion, 81.5 per rent American, des" el the ,-11 3' was stagnant•
emoted from IVCSt of Europe stark,
With the opining Ilf the presoont the future, he at the trail that
progressive humanity may here
the Holland and Scandinavian ele- century a business and industrial progressive
:, after broaden into a high road.
linival began. Among the build.
hn•
ments preponderating.
!uglier, grander spheres de-
Three gland railroad systems— ers of the TWO' Iluskuvon ar e Inn higher,
HOLIDAY
the Pennsylvania, Pera Marquette, Charles It. II in kley. Newcomb sire mmints and beckons, and It
star
that
rises ill the Fast leads
arid Grand Trunk. nen, 3Iuske- MeGraft, David U. Erwin. Thian.
gain, as %sell as ore electrin railway as Hume, and Thomas 3Ionroe, all him on. 1,o'. the pulses of the math
throll
with
the yearnings of the
and it belt line, a Ioc,n1 steam filial- dire..
1. 'Chili men breathed
ity knitting tog, Dine the variol. new life into the huskies , )1 .6', god--he would aid in the process
of
the
suns!
indust l• nil anal and main (11111. lifted the city by its bootstraps,
IIENICY GEORGE
p Atatidli art ci boat huts
• Olir , od it through critical per hods
daily ,CI'Vloo to Chicago 0-111111101 III
1,111'1,
The little snake studies the ways
11 1,1,(.11 au i0 the I:1,, i1,.11 SO it
:111.1 Nlil
Ow road
of the big serpent.
ti. prosperity.
hoard final here at 7 fi. lie are
livered in the loop it Chicago at
Nleans wen• devised of bringing-
it a . in. the following nu inning. I o r - Mot ust tan I
concerns
here.
The
1027 Peck St.
ferry serviu• t, 31ilwaukee,
first 1 , 1 years saw an influx i;f
Phone 25-324
Mg the Chicago, SI ilwauktie and inot rotation/1ring
est a lo I islini•tits
PHONE 22-383
FLOWER SHOP
SEASONS GREETINGS
G. J. TROMP
FISHERIES
GREETINGS
Phone 23-993
EAT
FISH
Little Atlantic
Pies
MUSKEGON'S HEADQUARTERS
FOR QUALITY
FISH and SEAFOOD
musKEGoN, MICH.
311'S K EGO N., 311C II.
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Compliments
THE
DANIELS
COMPANY
MU S KEG O N
FLOUR
C o m p liments
BEST FOR
BECKQUIST'S
Photo Supply House
BREAD, ROLLS, PIES, CAKES
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Kodaks—Movie Cameras
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Commercial Photography
Picture Framing
Amateur Finish
HOLIDAY GREETINGS
885 First St.
TOBAISON & GEORGE
Phone 22-979
MUSKF:GON, 3111'11.
TRANSFER CO.
Phone 32-172
Prompt, Experienced Service
Dick's Store Fixture Co.
REMEMBER WE
Store Household Goods
Dick's Soft Drink Co.
Remington Cash Register Co.
Fumigation of Furniture
Crating—Packing—Shipping
DICKRY DICK
Phone 23-472
WAREHOUSE AND OFFICI.::
13-15 Hackley Place
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PITTSBURGH, Pa.—(J. 'I'. A.)
t MOSCOW.-- (J. T. A.I—In-
—Herbert L. Ma y , long prominent-
Muskegon, with its neighboring how, were deserted and frill i n . structions that (7haluzim, Pale,
ly identified with th e business
and! and adjoining municipalities of to ruins, and its mills disappeared. tine pioneers, be charged the mini-
•i•ic life of Pittsburgh, was select- 'Muskegon Heights and North In les s th a n a quar t er
of ❑ ,,,,. mum rate for passports. 55 rov-
ed a
member of the permanent cen- Musks/gun, is a community of 53, tury the courage of its citizens bles s were issued to emigration ofil-
tral opium board of the League of 000 population, the largest city on
and Inter poi leers f ia ,,, b u ilt a
city rails, according to information re-
Nations at a meeting of the League the
east shore of Lake Michigan whose growth and pr igress indus - sewed b y the
Jewish Telegraphic
of Nations Council in Lugano, an d th e commercial capital of
ap - trially and in population was 011O Agency correspondent here. This
Switzerland, aeording to
won! proximately 600 miles Of coastline of the astonishments Of the 19211 minimum rate is the same as al-
reaching this city. The board con• extending north from the Michi
- Federal census. In 10 years the 11)Wed to workers' union members.
sists of eight mend e r s . )toy, who
gun - Indiana line to the Straits of assessed valuation„, its
criiihiziiii who have been ban-
g rope
recently severed his connection Mackinac.
That's
DIXIE
G A S
833 Terrace St.
(ARON !IDLE
31 l'SK EGON, MICH.
Muskegon, Mich.
St. Paul and other western rail- shish laid the foundation for a
roads with the Pennsylvania and continuously prosperous tioninturn
Grand Trunk at Muskegon on ity. Since Ilrin the city has been
transcontinental hauls, is now in carried forward i1, its development
prospect. with a ilionientlint that has in-
3Iuskeg11n is located on the Dix- creased each year. New industries
ie Highway and West Michigan 111 e being added annually, the old
Pike, IM-III, the great tourist a r e expanding.
The old days of
gateway into Michigan. An all- the ax and saw art. forgotten.
paved way connects it with Chi - 31usktigoon in Ions than 25 years
raga and now is being pushed rap- has stepped to it position as one
idly northward under a two-year of the chief industrial center: in
program to Traverse City, 150 the state.
miles north. An all-paved way to
3Iuskegon Ileights was ofgan-
Detroit, via Grand Rapids, rapid- ized in 1890 by it syndicate of
Iv is nearing completion and will 31uskegon men who built a think--
le finished h• the close of 1:121.
ing industrial center in it virtual
Historic•I.
forest wilderness.
The NIuskegon of today is a city'
The community became e city in
physically oily 25 years old, a city 18111. A large number 14 the lin-
rehuilt nn the ashes of it vanished portalit
industrial
fairs-erns
of
lumber industry.
Greater Muskegon iire located
Lumber queen of the yvorld in there
the late '80s, cutting More Isiard
North Nlosktigon, an ideal resi-
feet than ever had been cut in any dentin' eoininunity, was organized
one community up to that time. as a village in Iset.
31u,kegon dwindled in population
The name Nluskegon is derived
during the closing years of the from the Chippewa word ":31tis-
e, century, grass filled its streets. its kiig," which means "grassy /mg."
A MONUMENT TO HAYM SALOMON
By Z. Tygel
COM NAM ENTs
OSCAR M. OLSEN
COAL & SUPPLY CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Fuel and Building Materi-
als for Every Purpose
Office and Yards:
498 Sixth Street
CAMPBELL WYANT
and CANNON
FOUNDRY CO.
a
8
B
8
MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN
emitortrunnormoimistauxylmitipoilingomm,41(tio!_ fIIMryNNIMtryyIYMM
PASSOVER GREETINGS
DELCO-LIGHT
STEINER ELECTRIC
GENERAL ELECTRIC WORK & SUPPLIES
The Complete Electric Light
Power Plant
Phone 22-715
31USKEGON, MICH.
Close Electric Co.
Electric Motor Rewinding and Repairing
Exide Storage Battery Service Station
Auto Starter and Light Systems
Magnetos and Recharging
Atwater Kent
Radio
1043 Peck St. at Terrace
Phones 23-845-22-275
Telephone 23.376
MUSKEGON, AfICII.
31 USK EGON, M ICII.
MUSKEGON
TRACTION
& LIGHTING CO.
and
1138 Third Street
C. H. GIBSON
& COMPANY
CCNSERVATIVE INVESTMENT
SECURITIES
Executive Director of the Federation of Polish Jews in America
The word of approval from the the walls of the auditoriums in
art commission of the city of New which they spoke. The children in
York, giving its sanction to he the schools we hear so often tbe
proposed monument to Haym Salo- tales of the sacHfices of Robert
stun has finally' been received. 'fhe :Morris, the first treasurer of the
Federation of Polish Jews in American
g o V I' r n in v n t. who
America may in truth congratulate worked hand in hand with Hay,
itself on its great triumph. The Salomon, heard not one word of
victory is two-fold. In the first the .11-iVi,h patriot and counselor
place. it signifies that finally, after of the Revolutionary government.
a battle of over 80 years. the tight Our problem, therefore, was 110
to honor Haym Salomon, the finan- light one. .3d..1 there were
cit.!' and patriot of the American stacks and difficulties, but the,.
Revolution, has been won; and we have overcome. We hay,
sicondly, it removes the bask for written a new page in the history
all the criticism that has been Irv- of American Jewry.
tiled since the question was raked.
oen tile part commis. ion an
whether such a memorial shall he nounceol that lot /mission had been
erected for Ilayin Salomon in the granted for the placing of the
statue. we continued our effort - t o
secure similar approval from !be
States reside.
art commission. It was only
d
When. more than three years this final sanction wa. iititained
ago, we ventured the proposal of that the news was made public.
establishing a memorial to Ilaym
The Federation of Polish
Salomon, we entertained not the in America it-elf is not in a poi-
bilneaoutrhapta.tihhsta‘cyl,eish,:::li
,r1
(111
to appropriate
the $100,0
I,t-Nt(bsse
‘1; iat INf "f
" o/fherthe vi l.n.I'titli'l
808 Union National Bank Bldg.
Phone 22-238
MUSKEGON, MICH.
MUSKEGO N, 311(711.
DR. HERMAN
DYKEMA
Veterinary Surgeon
Hospital and residence, one
mile east of city limits. ann one-
half mie south of Bolt High-
way.
PHONE 252.268
311'SK EGoN, M P' I I.
HOLIDAY GREETINGS
EsTAin.isith:1) I1017
BITHER'S
Phone 23.062
Crockery and Fancy China—A Specialty on
Fine Etched Glassware
Corner Terrace Street and Clay Avenue
M t'SNEGON, 311(•11.
nn ;hat the monument will require.
ta• plated
thought that the mere raising of Committees will have to he fanned
COSTON MOTOR
COMPANY
REPUBLIC
TRANSFER
COMPANY
CHEVROLET
SALES AND SERVICE
Peck St., Opposite City Hall
Local and Long
Distance Hauling
Phone 32-092
Phone 23-200
420 Cat•wha
3IUSKEGON HEIGHTS. 311( 7 11.
S KE G O N, M I CH.
the issue was Of significance. Be- in every large city to help in the
cause the Senate and House- of raising of the money, for it i4 our
Representatives had several tinier plan to make the fund a truly nit
brought to naught the proposal to tional oireridg. It is the duty of
honor Ilayin Salomon. was no ode- the Jewish and Anglo - Jewish press
quate reason fur abandoning hope. to aid us in this task. The permit
Because
several organizations. for the erection of the statue i-
headed by men of national repute, for a {wood of three year-, and
had been unsuccessful in the effort A nurino that time It should riot lit•
to perpetuate in a lasting mernor- difficult to raise the nest .cry
ial the name if the American- funds. We are confident that not
Jewish patriot, was again no rea• only JON'S, but 1(11 Iiloral, broad
son for giving up the battle.
1 7 0 - minded people, irrespective of
daunted by these defeats, and with origin, will give their hit for this
the consciousness that no harm memorial. and with the help of
can come from further efforts, the public opinion our project will in
movement to launch the memorial
future reach its realtza.
NV
given a new start, and soon the near
But this public co-operation
was nation-wide in scope.
is absolutely necessary.
is
But a struggle of SO years'
The monument to Ilaym Salo-
The
COMPLIMENTS
BUS DEPOT
BEAUTY SHOP
Sham pining, Manicuring. Mar.
Facial. Shingle Bob-
Draggoo Motor Sales
GRAHAM-PAIGE
bing, Scalp Treatment, P. r-
inanfint Bose, Water IVasing
Corner Western •nd Terrace
Phone 23.061
SALES AND SERVICE
51.57 East Clay Ave.
MUSK EGON, 31 IC I.
Phone 22-853
31USKEGON, 311C11.
duration is not brought to • close
will he erected in the center
so quickly.
are al.
ways
to be Secret
found forces
who seek
in of New York City, at Sixty-sixth
LANGE
TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO.
MUSKEGON
BAKING CO.
HOME OF
Moving and Storage
HOLSUM BREAD
- - GET THE BEST—
42 Concord
2
40.244 Market
Phones 23-343-25-459
Phone 23.305
MUSKEGON, MICH
3IUSKEGON, 311(1f.
rt,
every way to frustrate the efforts „c
of Broadway.
The
Int
n a-h,,
w
„ro made tingrea
stato
it street
tru r , t .. west
the ma
to honor him. The evident, for
it.! for America will,
this is clear in the fact that every granite and bronze. bring to the
notable figure who played his part memory of America the service of
in that crucial period of American the Jew in the foundation and de-
history has been commemorated, velopment of the rich America of
but to Haym Salomon no memorial today.
has been raised, not even a street
The organizing of ■ national
named after him. Presidents of
committee has been started. Mr.
the United States have, on various
Benjamin 1Vinter, the president of
occasions, paid their tribute of re-
the Federation of Polish Jean is
gard to his memory. The greatest
people of the land, officials and
non-officials, who came to Jewish
assemblages. pointed with pride to
America, has been elected as na-
tional chairman. The most promi-
nent Jews and non-Jews in the
United States have faithfully
the fact that a Jew had givself
promised their ro-operation.
coropletely throuth his means and
his spiritual forces, to the cause of
American independence, but these ' He who buys what he Deeds not.
tributes reached no further
than sells what he needs. 30
COMPLIMENTS
MATSON
OLDSMOBILE CO.
IEEKL AND
COAL COMPANY
Laketon Avenue and Beidler Street
QUALITY COAL
Cor. Second and Monroe
Phone 23-377
NIUSKEGON, MICH.
Phone 22-036
Muskegon, Mich.