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WASHINGTON JEWISH URGES CONTINUED
RABBI FRAM CONDUCTS
MIRROR
SUPPORT OF HIAS SERVICES ON HOMERIC

Mr and Mfrs
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Rabbi Leon Frain, on his way
Mrs. Jennie Zuieback of 2045 (Continued from Preceding Page)
(Continued from Page One.)
awl (taught( r Rosabelle and Mr.
for a visit to Soviet Russia, con-
Taylor avenue passed away on
and Mrs. Nathan Rosenberg of Saturday night after being ill for easily corrected, but they were the agreement. The officers and ducted services on the S. S. !limi-
$S to $10 Weekly, Single
Detroit, who have been vacation- one week. Funeral services were stubborn in their refusal to admi t directors of the Hills thoroughly eric. In a communication to the
$12 to 516 Weekly, Double
inai at Houghton Lake, have re - .
him with that slight defect of via - realize that this will mean the sal-
$1.50 to $3.00 Daily
turned home
ion. The M. ( . was furious.
ginh:tirinc,i' ll
cation of hundreds, of thousands (SifYntharA
re a Jewish
Ile used every means of influ of
ence to try to put the appointmen t-
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Ci
n"in -
"The purser w•as most co-oper-
across because the student was so persecution, are co mp e ll e d to seek
WILLIAM 0. LEE, Mgr.
well known throughout the coon . new homes.
alive, the service was held in the
e n u , pet•es Door
beautiful library; 90 people at-
Fonda Are Needed.
try that his failure of admission
Jahn R. at Columbia
Palestine Lodge No. 542, I. 0. 0.
would be a reflection on the influ -
"However, the ratification of the tended, both Jewish and non-Jew-
"A liem• Away From Home"
F., will hold its annual outing and
ish,
and
ence of the member. Such a
picnic Sunday, Aug. 4. This year
dis
et0etiU)Ti 'initlf
crackerjack football artist to be de
Ptahreksucp
. I'atitrr :h.icihs
"exgjr"rIsltsti(Ill"''!I "f "11"."'in.
the outing will take place at Otto
rejected?
Anuirican .4-wry will give to Was ,
Kavleff's Riding and Hunt Club.
I'leas to the Secretary of the Hills has no reserve funds and un-
,: A large turnout of members and
Navy were of no avail; even the der the most favorable circum-
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their friends is expected. Those
President could not help. The su- stances it is living, as the saying
who have no meat's of transporta-
perintendent of the academy in- got's, "from hand to mouth." IVith
tion should cull Dr. Rosetield at
sisted on his right to refuse admis- such limited 1111'1111S it is very ditli•
Columbia 2130 and will be pro-
sion on account of the slight de- cult indeed to develop as proper
vided with a ear.
To reach the I
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fect of vision.
program of activities for three
picnic grounds follow these dirt,-
Then came an idea into the Yid- years and to commit itself to the and full consciousness of its im-
New customers come to us ear h tions: Co out Gratiot straight
dish• Kopf. One bright morning iobligatiens which the work for the port.
week because we give them mar e through Mt. Clemens, t:n to New
the representative sent a special next three years will naturally en-
Reporting on the Jewish pos-
Haven road, turn to left 3.• miles
for their money.
delivery letter to the superinten- tail. This work attains preparing ition in Bessarabia. the
Rough dry 9c per lb.—all fla t to the club. Signs will be pealed
dent of the naval academy, some- the immigrants before they leave
ian
agronomist Feigin declared
pieces ironed. Hamikerchie I at taJltsItielittaSglare.all the road
what as follows:
their native countries and making that the Jew is suffering keenly •
ironed no extra charge. You, too and especially at the intersection
"Dear Captain: Will you kindly the proper provisions for their re-
f
of
from
the tendency of the Human-
Gratiot and New Haven reads.
will be pleased with this or any o
return all papers in the case of ception, guidance and protection in
inn Government to create coneen-
Various athletic events will take
our trouble-saving scervices.
MRS. SAMUEL ZUIEBACK
'so and so' immediately, since I the new countries to which they go.
treittd syndicates and co-opera-
Place, and valuable prizes will be
have induced the young man to
'Try /he A ru erica n Way"
"Nod only does not Iliaspossess tives.l'his policy will result in
given to the winners.
held Monday afternoon, with in- accept an appointment I have
Joseph Klein and Louis Shapiro terment at the El !Moshe Cemetery made for him at West Point. Yours at present the funds that will be seriously increasing the propor-
micessai y in the very near future, tions of the Jewish declassed, he
are the officers in charge of the on Miiihigan avenue. Rabbis A. very sincerely," etc.
but it is already facing now a de- forecast. Jewish need in Bess-
athletic events, which will ine!inte )1. Hershman and A. 51. Ashin-
FAMILY
SERVICI "
The very next day the naval of-
a ball game with another organiza• sky and Rev. Elijah Zaluilkowski ficer replied that he hall decided ficit and which threatens to in• arabia has already achieved seri-
crease
as the months go by. The MI5 dimensions, he pointed out,
lion and many other contests for irliciata it.
to admit the young man to Ann- condition of the Jewish aandertirs
Dr. Moskowitz Presides.
men, women and children. Special
Surviving Mrs. Zumback are apolis and would the M. C. please
is more desperate than heretofore.
NEW YORK,—Dr. Henry Mos-
tarrangements have been made with her husband, Samuel; four sons, so inform the applicant?
Whilst the number of Jewish im- kowitz, executive chairman of the
!the riding club for those who care Rudolph, Louis, Meyer and Saul;
It worked! The navy would
for riding, and if enough are in- and four daughters. Mrs, Jacob• take no chances on having a crack migrants who can cotne to this American Ort, the society for the ,
country is limited, the number of Pi tomtit III of Agriculture and
dined, a race will be held.
I 410 MI LI MI LI
Cantor, Mrs. Nathith Seholnick football player at West Point, But
those who must leave their native T(511114111 Trades among the Jews
; Mrs. Eli Robinson and Miss Julia 411111 ' t tell this to a navy official!
countries is very large. The bone- of Eastern Europe, Watt elect ed
ficient activities of the Hias com- permanent chairman of the int ir
Mrs.
Zuieback,
who
Watt
•'
active in
SECRETARY of War James W. bination cannot be over-estimated. national Ort Conference, when he
The sum of 851 was subscribed a number of orgrinizations unit who ;
Good had his first experience In order that the work may be COIlt arrived in Berlin for the opening
to the Jewish National Fund for was known for her charitable spirit
flatted and he extended it is abso- of its sessions.
He is the first
the redemption of soil in Palestine and for her many contributions to this week with signing an order
by a Minyan at the Bris Milah of worthy causes, was born in Poland for the benefit of Jewish soldiers lutely urgent that American Jews American to have been chosen pre.
particularly.
Because
of
the
ef-
who have at all times been ready siding officer of an annual nagg-
Mean More Power, Smoother , Gabriel Amitai, son of Mr. and and came to this country 35 years forts of Dr. Cyrus Adler of the
to aid in the saving of their breth- ing of the world organivation. The
Mrs. P. Slomovitz of 3321 Monte- ago, settling with her family in
Running, Less Carbon Content
Jewish Welfare Board the War ren shall immediately respond by convention, attended by delegates
rey avenue, on Sunday, July 28,
Philadelphia. During the past 18
and Longer Motor Life.
Department is making it a regular generous contributions to the Bias from 21 countries formulated
years she resided in Detroit.
practice to grant holiday furloughs funds."
plans for the relief ' of destitute
to Jewish members of the military
TIRES — TUBES —
Jews abroad through industritili-
establishment. Secretary Good
BATTERY CHARGING
zat ion rather than charity.
people in the land of its fathers followed out the custom by signing
EXPERT GREASING
and at the same time it is an ideal the order which will excuse Jewn-I,
FOR SPECIAL STUDIES Jack Miller
Electric Car Washing and
well implanted into the heart of boys in the army from camp next
(Continued from Page One.)
Polishing.
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ideal which seeks to establish a every Jew. This is the secret of Rosh Ilashonah and Yom Kippur,
Dr. Daniel 'Nilson of Detroit,.
th
anted succesS
Jack Miller announces the open.
of The order will now be transmitted
Jewish homeland in Palestine. We
who sailed for Europe July 19, ar- ing Of a law office at 3103 Barium
Herz'.
He created fur his people
'hall never be able to justify our-
to commandants and general offi-
rived this week in Paris for spec- Tower on Aug. 1.
selves truly in the eyes of the that undying and imp•rishable cers of the United Slates army in
ial studies under Dr Armand De-
world by our haphazard life in the leadership of an ideal."
every part of the world. The Sec-
Lill•, Parisian pediatrics special-
Plant 50 Trees in Palestine.
Diaspora. If Zionism is going to
retary of the Navy will do likewise
ist. After six months of study in
gdu anything for the Jew. it will
Following an appeal by Aaron very soon.
Paris, Dr. Budson will study in
In reference to another matter
enable him to express that which Kurland, president of the Jewish
Cot. of Boston and Broadstreet
Miss Elaine Jay, daughter of
Berlin, later taking special cours-
' he is. Dr. Ilerzl made it possible National Fund Committee of De- the J. W. B. was not so successful
es in hospitals in Vienna and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jay of Tay-
for the Jew thus to express him- troit. 50 trees were planted in I recently. in spite of the earnest SW
or avenue, Sunday won the on•-
itzerland
self."
estine by as many people in the objection of Dr. Adler and Mr.
l/r. Hudson's trip to Europe for nude sutinnung, race at Put-in-Bay
Dr. Herzl as Leader.
_
audience. Mr. Kurland said in Glucksman, there remains the special studies was taken at the
crucifix on the inside 01 memorial
"In order to become the banner part:
suggestion of the pediatrics de-
chapel,:
in
the
American
ceme-
ht rarer of a people and to lead
"Every year, when we pause in
partment of the University of
t
Oa to their ultimate goal, one silent prayer before the memory teries in Frame. The Battle Monu-
must be gifted with many and ver- of our revered founder of our ments Commission, to which the Michigan, and especially of Dr.
-lade requisites. He must he im- movement, Theodor Herz', we find Jewish representatives appealed Cowe, head of the department. Ile
bued with unselfish love for those in the study and the contempla- for removal of the Christian sym- was (al the staff of the University
o f Michigan Hospital at Ann Ati-
wham he desires to lead on to tion of his life inspiration and bol, submitted as far as the cross
"Strictly Kosher"
or after interning at Receiving
on the interior of these buildings
their happy goal. Ile must be a example for our own lives.
Hospital in Detroit for one year.
personality towering above all
"In the whole chronology of is concerned, but insists that the
Mrs.
Hudson
(Rose
Swath))
will
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Twelfth Street
considered
objectionable
on
the
with his superior accomplishments Ilerzl, the dates and facts tell the
join
Corner Blaine
of erudition, virtue and moral story of a giant soul reaching nut inside of the chapel is merely a Join et husband in Paris in three
months.
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conduct, so that he may serve as a from the small world about him, view of "crossed swords." At the
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living example to his followers.
emerging from the enslaving val- hearings on this subject much in-
That's Out plac• to go when you
"It is difficult and almost im- leys of indifference and assimila- fluence was wielded by several
Supervised by the Vaad Ila-
are in need of fenders. We
possible to find a mortal gifted tion, and sure-footed and single- 'gold star" mothers who insisted
Paramount's all-talking pictur; kashruth of Detroit.
carry • large stock for almost
with all these requisites and even purposed climbing to the mountain on theretention of the crucifix. ization of the famous Sax Rohner
Business Men's Lunch - • . 65c
dl makes and models and will
when such a master mind appears tops where lay his goal, aye, more Said one of these earnest ladies: story "The Mysterious Dr. Fu
on the horizon of history, once in than that, even fashioning his own 'The cross means civilization. How 'ooch," is one of the most thrill-
It pays to pay fare and corn.
many centuries, then with his mountains for his feet to climb can you object to it?" And the ing mystery-adventure films ever
out to Kraemer's strictly kosher
cross remains.
to show here. Audiences who saw
earthly itemise the people are be- upon.
restaurant.
Of course, it must be well known, it at the Madison last week were
aved of their leader and they
'And there on those mountain
We cater to weddings, ban-
are again disrupted or misled by tops. in sight of the whole world, in now that the graves of Jewish boys! hold spellbound on the edges of
quet. and parties.
a group of incompetent leaders or the light of all history, stood Theo- are marked by monuments that I their seats as the gripping melo-
demagogues which leave the people dor Herz], the leader of his peo- bear a Mogen Dovid at the top in-'. drama unfolded.
When at Mt. Clemens Stop at
in a state of chaos.
ple. And there also to these moun- stead of the cross which signifies
Kraemer's Hotel
by experts in our service de-
"Herz', the visionary, realized tain tops he lifted his people, he burial place of Christian lads.
partment. We also carry • full
the unreliability of a human raised them by the strength of his This was carried through by the J.
line of
leader. Instead, he substituted for dream and his zeal, and they also W. B. immediately after the war.
his people the leadership of an stood forth in the sight of the
AMBASSADOR Henry P. Fletch-
ideal, the ideal Zionism. Zionism whole world as a heroic people.
er has left Rome, is back in
"It is for this reason that the
has the spiritual depth and far-
sightedness of Israel's prophets; Jewish people have taken Herz' the United States and has retired
from
the diplomatic service of
it is practical in its program of into their hearts as they have none
45M Sixth St.
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political, economical and cultural other. The Jewish National Fund, Uncle Sam. Does that mean any-
thing
to
you?
work to rehabilitate the Jewish the fund which more than any
If you ever knew it, you very:
other is an expression of the Jew-
ish people's effort for the redemp- likely do not remember to this
tion of the land of Palestine, , is . the day that Fletcher was very cl o s e
11101111111ellt to Dr. Herz]. The Na- to Jewish qpestions about a decade :
tional Fund observed the anniver- ago. lie has spent more than a
sary of Ilerzl's death by plant- quarter of a century as a "Ca- E
ing trees in Palestine. A tree reef' man in the State Department
grows, reachts its leafy arms into
his most interesting years
the skies, fructifies the soil and were when he was Assistant Seer, E
beautifies the land. In the same tory of State to Charles E. Hughes.
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manner was the life of Herz', Mr. Hughes relied on Fletcher to =
reaching into the skies, bringing such a great extent that some
beauty to Jewish life, and made newspaper correspondents called
Jewish life fruitful and promis- the latter the "real" Secretary of
State.
ing."
Sokolow, Lipsky, Goldberg and
Other speakers on the program
others spent much time in the ,==_,
were:
Rabbi Moses Fischer of Congre- , company of Ambassador Fletcher a-
gation B'nai Moshe, and Leon : in the days when the Palestine
Kay, secretary of the Zionist Dis- resolution was being framed and
pushed through the House and
trict of Detroit.
Rev. E. Zaludkowski chanted Senate. Senator Spencer and the a
present
vice-president of the =
the El Motel Rachamin and other
memorial psalms.
United States had to see Fletcher
10,000 yards in more than 150 Printed
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almost every day for a long period
Patterns ... and 25 plain shades
in those hectic days of 1921-22.
HEBREW GROUP HOLDS
lie was indeed very helpful to
HERZL MEMORIAL MEET
the cause in which regard he was
The twenty-fifth anniversary of
simple, continuing the friendliness
the death of Dr. Theodor Ilerzl
and kind consideration that he had
was observed July 24, at a meet-
displayed throughout earlier ad-
ing at the Philadelphia-Byron
d ministrations and since that time.
Talmud Torah, arranged by the
If he ever comes to the Senate, as
Chrose from this wonderful collection of nationally
Behr( w Cultural group Kvutzah
is predicted, or if he becomes gov-
know, Celanese as well as other popular rayon fabrics
Ivrith. The services were opened
ernor of the state of Pennsylvania,
Ey, ry one of these fabrics are fashionable and extra-
by Bernard Isaacs, superintendent
he will be another powerful influ-
ordinary babies.
of the United Ilebre• Schools,
ence for Jewish causes. President
who presided at the meeting. Sam-
Hoover considers Mr. Fletcher's
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uel Smullin greeted an audience of
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more than 200 in Hebrew. Joseph
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Haggai appealed, in Yiddish, to
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were I.. Altman, president
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Rev. H. Milkovsky chanted
Word was received this week
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