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Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
You have undoubtedly read the
book entitled "All Quiet on the
Western Front." Would you like
to have my impressions? If any-
thing, it created in me a mental
nausea, an immeasurable disgust
towards war. The book is not
merely written by a German for
the Germans, but for the entire.
world. War k atavistic bestiality;
it is the subordination of the mass-
es to the ruling classes; it is what
Anatole France terms "the great-
est crime against the majesty of
life." While this book is not a
great literary production, it is a
powerful plea against war and war-
lords, be they potentates, presi-
dents or parliaments; against
Chauvinism that historically
always spells ruin; against false
patriotism that inveigles hon-
est, simple and innocent peo-
ple into a grotesque conception
of it. Lest we forget, all is not
quiet on the western front. New
armaments, new warships, new
battling airplanes, new powerful
super-explosives are invented and
EMMA LAZAROFF•SCHAVER
perfected every day. To what
purpose? To enrich the few mag-
noted artists and presenting con-
nates, who are financially interest-
certs, will be the lading soloist at
ed in such devices of destruction. the Ilalevy-Ilazomir National He-
War is only a war of the classes, brew Night concert at Belle Isle
but never of the masses- -the poor Monday evening. Leo Low, out-

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News, Times and Free Press Unanimous in Praising Gov - 1
ernor Green's Appointment of Henry M. Butzel as
Justice of Michigan. State Supreme Court,

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Greatest Reductions
So Far This Season

The Detroit daily press, in editorials last Friday, was

unanimous in lauding Governor Fred NV. Green's appoint
meat of Henry M. Butzel as Justice of the 'Michigan State'
Supreme Court.

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The Detroit News, speaking of Governor Green's appointment 011
the new justice, said:
"Governor Green'', appointment of Henry M. Butzel to the Su-
prone Bench was something of a surprise. It was known that Goner-
nor Green was considering giving
Dctroit representation in the Su-
In Other directions, t oo, ,

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prune Court, at there was an im- has he long given his time and tal-
pres.ion that the appointment sent to helping alleviate the plight
would go to one of the more politi- of those not as fortunate as others.
rally minded lawyers seeking it.
t my. practice grew.
no t a poli ticia n; al- accept the place on the bench the •
M r. Butl
ze
though many have suggested to new justice has had to put aside I
him that he would make all excel- b us i ness connec ti ons t h at hest tent
lent public official, he has never the story of his success a:: an at-
had an itch for office. torney,
"That is nut to say that Mr. But-
"Justice Butzel takes to the high.
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zd is without it public career. In- est court in the state the best wish-
deed. he has served the public well es of those who have !Well fortu- •
Monday brings a really wonderful opportunity!
and faithfully, both within and out- nate in having had the benefit of
superbly fashioned B. Siegel shoes in exclusive
sid• his profession. As an °lacer, his legal knowledge.
styles are being offered at still further reduc-
and fur two years president of the
"Justice Butzers generous gay-
tions, creating a wonderful opportunity for the
Detroit Bar Association, he was ing of time and effort to aid others
largely responsible for the legal is regarded at least in part, by the
fastidious woman.
aid department instituted by the appointment to the highest court
All sires in the group, but not all sires in every style.
association to help poor litigants, in the state.
and for reforms in court procedure.
"Time w ill surely tell that Gov-
, Ile is deeply interested in sociolog- ernor Green made 11 wise selection
heal problems and has been officer in picking a man so familiar with
beguiled mosses. Thus stands war standing Jewish conductor, will di-
and adviser of a host of charitable the needs of Detroit and its peo-
in its ugly nakedness before us., rect the concert.
organizations. ple."
Nedusa, a box of Pandora, out of
Saul Towle
Sm moor 1,.01.
George Idol.
Daniel Lewis
The complete program to be pre-
"Topace on the Supreme Bench
which all the torments and horrors sented by the Ilitlevy-Ilazomir fol-
of hell are let loose; an unleashing
a Detroiter of Mr. Butzel's type,
lows:
of wild, primeval chaos for no par-
: rather than a party wheel-horse,
pose. This is war. This is the im- , Mot to
L. Low is one of Governor Green's most
MORRIS REED
; pression the book made on me.
the ( t;h t,', r te,"' Dente . ). I t. R„ . distinguished acts as chief execu-
Irian
of 232 Owen avenue passed away
tive of Michigan."
IwnsWin, Men . , Chomp,
N. E. ARONSTAM, M. I).
July
29
at
the age of .13 years. Ile:
lb). Marqueritkas
"An Admirable Choice."
Emma La ruff Schafer ani d
is survived by his wife, Eva. Fu-1
Tile 1441114. Free Press, under neral services were held July 31,
Women's
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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the editorial heading "An
Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home and
Engel low
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able Choke," Wrote:
L. Greenblatt and Chorus
interment took place at Clover Hill
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Uri Zinn (Hebrew) ..M Beneman.
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"The appointment of Mr. Henry Park Cemetery. Rev. Zaludkowski
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churn.
Lefkowite M. Butzel to the vacancy in the officiated.
I a). It enashe H.
state supreme court, caused by the
MRS. YETTA . BLOOM
Ilo• 00 zoo Fargeht Ilhist , - -I- L"' death of Justice Grant Fellows,
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Esther tAn old
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Green,
whose
judicial
appointments
away
,lily 29 at the age of 61
Zepler, Ernm• lavarolf Scheyer
ffia tr..d.. ISO) I.. L ewandno.ki . histently
revealed a fine years. She is survived by her bus-
ibeki.
have cons
Chorus
' appreciation of the dignity and im- band, Morris Bloom.
Special Analysis of
Funeral
M Gelbart
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1 portance of the bench.
services were held at Lewis Bros.'
Chorus and Solo
I-Low
Ahin. Ahin (Chassidish)
"The acceptance of the appoint- Funeral Home on July :11 and in-
(an.... and Solo
lab'
L . Low , ment at great personal sacrifice torment took place at Much
to the rhythm of
fur Eins
I days Justice Butzel equal credit. Cemetery.
Chorus
Rebecca Calmnan at the Plano
"A native of Detroit, a learned
,
IGNATZ REICH
member of its bar, who has taken
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1 a deep interest in civic affairs and of 8920 Goodwin avenue, passed
Mailed on Request
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in all his contacts has shown a away July 30 at the age of l'ff
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temperate and judicial mind, Jug- years. Ile is survived by his wife,
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thee Butzel will add strength and Anna. Funeral services were held
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I distinction to the highest court in July 31 and interment took place
the state. Governor Green displayed at Oak View Cemetery. Rabbi;
Established 1878
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lexedlent judgment in going out- Fischer officiated.
STEAK and P1511
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side the circle of lawyer-politicians
MEMBERS
CHICKEN
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Ito secure for the supreme court a
New York Stock Exchange
In loving memory of Donald 1 eenuy high grade man. The per- New Features Improve Com - .
New York Curb Market
Chicago Stock Exchange
Moss, who passed away July 30,I sonul sacrifice that Justice But-'I
fort of Whippet.
GEORGE F. W. REID, Manages
1928.
xel must make to accept the post'
For Reservations Call
shows how keen a sense he has of , Improved mechanical features
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le a Not dead to those who loser' hi,
Accounts Carried our Conserratire Margins
the obligation of the citizen to introduced in the Superior Whip-
hot
Grand River a 7•Mile Rd.
lsleb"XSoniewhere
To that
serve the state in which he is born . pet t fours
f r and sixes to enhance their
Phone Cadillac 6661
Where parting Is no more.
and
grows
to
affluence
and
, First National Building
position of
honbr among up
his fel-
, riding
comfort have brought
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thousands
fr nnt \rhi p io.f t favorable
Ills loving aunt and uncle, Anna
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lawmen.
The congratulations of ,
ers all
and Mark Weinbeck.
the entire state, which cannot fail ' country, according to reports of
In loving memory of our dear to benefit from this appointment, Willys-Overland dealers.
The Superior Whippet's increased I
sister Bertha, who passed away are due to both of them."
wheelbase, shock absorbers, over-
The Times' Comment.
July 31, 1922.
Her loving brothers and sisters,, Quoting from Governor Green's ' size balloon tires and longer
Mrs. }lorry G. Brown, Mrs. Glenn statement in Justice Butzel's ap- 1 springs both front and rear all 1
Killian, Mrs. Maurice Shinkel, Miss, pointment, The Detroit Times combine to effect unusual riding,
'qualities. Extra cross members in
,
Mary Press, Barney 11. Press and wrote:
Training, experience and apti- the frame of the new Whippet, to-
Louis E. Press.
8425-31 Linwood at Euclid
, tude for work should prove no mis- gether with the advanced type of
I In loving memory of our dear 1 take was made in the appointment frame construction and the em-'I
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wife and mother, Bessie Goldman, of Justice Ilenry M. Butzel to the ployment of heavier materials,
I who died July 26, 1925. , State Supreme Court. I give greater strength and rigidity..
1 "Justice Butzel is a product of 1 Adding further to the comfort of '
Gone hut not forgotten, mother dear.
Detroit. Born here; he attended i these ears are such advantages as:
the public schools here; graduated full forced-feed lubrication; sil-
Sam Goldman and Children.
1 from the University of Michigan .ent timing chain; "Finger-Tip Con-
ame a trol;" big four-wheel brakes and in c
Two Field Secretaries Ap-' law school in 1892, he be
Let our experts lubricate, grease or alemite your car. W.•
member of the Bar Association and the six a heavy seven-bearing
pointed By Union of Or-
use high pressure air system.
crankshaft.
set up a practice here.
while
thodox Congregations.
FREE PARKING—Leave your car here to be washed
"Close contact with those who
at the show or shopping—no charge for parking.
sought legal advice, convinced
Rabbi A. Levine of New York, Justice Butzel that the Bar Asso- Just,' where the 'Somhedrin' was
Motor and Chassis Cleaned by Experts
formerly rabbi of the Adath Jeshu-I dation could well afford to set up held with its 23 men as judges.
"On motoring to Haifa one 'I
run Congregation of the Bronx, a Legal Aid Bureau to help the
passes through the beautiful Emek
and Rev. 11. Strauss of Newark,
100 Vernor Highway West, Corner Park Ave.
We Are Open Day and Night to Serve You
Valley, or Valley of Jezreel. Here I
N. J., have been appointed field
d is cultiva
inted by our own I
secretaries by the Union of Ortho-
the col onies of
dox Jewish Congregations of
people
eo lanwho live
Balfouria, Afula, and others. As
America.
one gets farther away from the i
The appointments of field secre-
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taries are in conformance with a 14-Year-Old Daughter of Mr. and valley up onto the mountains and
sees the cultivated Emek with the . I
resolution passed at the last union
Mrs. Robert Marwil Describes
1 surrounding mountains nearby,' 1
convention held in New York City
Her Palestine Trip.
one really sees the beauties of
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Nathalie Mandl, 14-year-old "The City of Haifa runs from I
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COPENHAGEN.—(J. T. A.1—
George Cohn, advisor to the Dan-
ish Foreign Office and chief of its
international law department, has
been appointed a member of the
permanent International Court of
Arbitration at The Vague.
Cohn, who is a member of the
Jewish faith, is the author of a
number of books and treatises on
philosophy and international law.
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he on the soil that our forefathers ful view in the world.
"While in Tiberias we saw the
trod thousands of years ago.
"I know it is rather hard to tomb of Maimonides, who lived
imagine something that one has from 1135 until 1204. Near Mai-,

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picture as plain as possible.
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Jerusalem, that city which was fi
the center of no many Biblical in. the Romans. About half a mile!
terests in the olden times, was our distant on a hill is the tomb of
first stop in the Holy Land. It has Rabbi Akiba.
"The city of Tiberias, facing the
a population of about 90,000, of
of Galilee, has wonderful
which over half are Jews. The old Sea
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Palestine.
places
"The last city we visited in Pal-
are shops on either side of the
streets ranging from a vegetable estine was that very modern and
up-to-date city of Tel Aviv. here
to a shoemaker shop. The shops
e no more than large holes in the there are no historical things to
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Maned, who returned with her , Mount Carmel, but the place to get
parents last week from a five, a wonderful view of Ilaifa, the ,
. Mediterranean Sea, the bay and
months' stay in Palestine, d e
scribes her experiences in the fol. the mountains is on the very top
. of Mount Carmel. This view is
lowing essay:
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