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HERE MARCH 7 TO 9 AFFAIR OF Y. P. A. OF

Ninety Years After the Damascus Affair

B'NAI MOSHE THURSDAY

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ontinu•d from I receding Page.) unity and too-operation, and that
introduce' a bill for the complete the various branches of world Is-
(Continued from Page One.)
A Lincoln-N'ashington program emancipation of the Jtows."
' rael were more closely knit to- ter accommodations herethan are
presented at the banquet with gal( I will be given under the auspices of
gether
by
the
tragedy.
This
hor-
Distinguished
Aseemblies.
medals for individual entrants an 1 the Young People's Auxiliary of
'available. in Detroit, and next to
Delivered to Your Home
cups for winning chapters. Th e Congregation Batai Moshe, Thurs. To aid in the defense of the in- rible affair proved the helplessness the synagogue in Montreal, there
runners-uft will receive silver med - day evening, Feb. 20, at h o'clock, niecently accused Jews two great of unorganized Jewry. Adolphe is none other in the whole Domin-
FRESH WHITE FISH
ads.
assemblies not in London. On cremieux, who was great not only ion to rival it.
FRESH TROUT
INVlp lr
June 23 Jewish leaders conferred in the service ( s.
Topics for Debaters, Orators.
Asks for Co-operation.
FRESH YELLOW PIKE
at the Great Synagogue on the but as well in that of France, whom
Jewish celebrities of the twen-
"The rabbi alone cannot be the
he
served
as
Minister
of
Justice
in inspiration of all he must be ac-
question of sending a delegation to
tieth century will be the topics for
All Other Kinds of Fresh
the Orient tee secure justice. On 101 0 and as a member of the Gov-
participants in the oratory con-
Fish
July 3 a distinguished assembly of ernment of National Defense in
test. The topic for the debate is
Deliveries Leave Our Store
Christians, also in London, unani- 1011, during the Franco-Prussian
"Resolved that it is for the best
10 A. M. and 3 P. M.
thiously carried a motion which Wier. was awakened to t he need
interests of the Jew that the Brit-
for organizing French Jewry. He
read:
ish Mandate in Palestine be con-
• "That this meeting deeply de- was instrumental, as a result
, tinued." Each team is composed of
the lessons he learned from the' i
'
pions
the
fact
that
in
this
enlight-
two toys and is required to be pre-
ened age a persecution of our Jew- Damascus affair, In organizing the
, peered on both sides of the clues.
. ish brethren could be net on foot Alliance Israelite Universelle in
1334 E. Vernor Highway
lion.
'by ignorance and inflamed by 18110
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Many national leaders in the
In other lands Jews similarly
I bigotry."
Irnai Math order are expected to
At this historic assembly of organized, and, in the words of 1
attend the tournament. Hon. Al-
Lard
Ilucrdon, much "good arose
or
d
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a
c
l
ergy.
,
Christians, L
fred M. Cohen, international pres-
man very prominent in his clay, front f' , Il
ident, and Dr. 1. M. !Whitlo•, in-
o op, o: ht. In30,J.T A
following
significant
!nail(' the
ternational secretreey, having al-
statement:
l:molly definitely accepted invita-
CONFIDENCE
MARKS
"We often find in the mysterious
noels to attend, and both will be
ways of Providence that good
PALESTINE
LABOR'S
principal speakers at dinners and
arises from evil, and therefore
luncheons during the tournament.
CAMPAIGN BANQUET
together with all the friends of
More than 200 visitors are ex-
mankind, hope that the Parliament
pected to attend the tournament.
of this country, expressing eta
I('entinued from Page One.)
II. Perlman, formerly of
Hotel Taller will lee headquarters,
(opinion of this cruelty, will offer grey for work among end with the'
Hastings and Eliot streets,
and delegates will be housed there,
JULIUS DEUTELBAUM
ton
to
the
Jews
for
their
nompse
Cl
wishes to announce to his
Chalut zim, learned his audience'
as well as. at homes of members of .
by legislation en their that they should not c insider them-
friends that he is now asso-
in the auditorium at Dexter boule. au
sti t ‘ •
A. Z. A. and the Iftlai
favorr.i'n' gs
ciated with
kart) and Lawrence avenue.
twins collecting funds for the pia- RABBIISRAEL LEBENDIGER
The Detroit Committee.
So emphatic and noble was the livers now in Palestice. "We don't
The principal speakers (ef the
The Detroit-Windsor Council is
Will be' Judo Edward .1. British protest, that it influenced
need your aid," he said, "hut we emoted the co-operation (ef those
composed of Detroit Chapter 113,
Adolph Freund Chapter 113(If De- Jeffries, who will speak an Alma- ' C.,eir Nicholas I of Russia and the do Nant you to make possible. the / in his congregation. Attendance at
112
along to Palestine of the ( halut- services is of primary importance ..
trait, and Herz! Chapter
of ham Lincoln, and Judge. Henry S. United States Government to joi
( t George the other European nations in ex-
Sweeney,
who will speak
ee Inn . . situ in
Poland
andIt:mania orrence
and
all
Our forefathers made a habit of '
12142 Dexter Blvd.
e med-
at the
' Pressing
Washingt
on
of
Assisting 51r. Feder are Ed-
attending worship, and it becam e •
, ;
Tres-
I. ca l practices in De
at Monterey
Referring l'Ieiiil•IIe;:
II''. recent outrages 'a port Of them. It
ward Kay, Saul Bercuson and No-
' A musical program will alSo by e l e' l ent IM !lin Van Buren through
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the
duty
of
thaniel Rubin, vice-chairman, and , presented (luring the evening.. in,i1 SemItI•tary of State .I .ohn Eta:- he said: "Don't p ity us. On the every Jew to come is to
the
syna-
o,c,,,,,,pabb,d
by
Mrs. Harold Harris will be the
contrary we pity you because well gogue tenet seek direct contact with'
the chairmen of the following coin-
nthe, urged the United States in Americo ore
MRS. WIESBERG WILL
l%aiefrera;et oo soloist,
experiencing a Jewish life at least once a week."'
nit toys: Morriss Linsley, housing; e
STILL SUPPLY YOU WITH
i houtelleaum will act as Minister at Constantinople to use crisis and net we in Palestine. "
Of the more prominent
Ileorlsort Charfoms, transportation; .u.''.' ' eisa It. Perlman of %V inolseor. s ih, , . i mrs Co:oa
par,i,.ipiaing
1 stt rdeflie,,r,st: . in behalf of , the
FISH.
.1 nus
in the musical pro- }Girder Jews were noted in the and-
Samuel Goren, dating; Paul Feiler,
Al: DELIVER
chairman
An tel
will also
gram at the dinner were Aline. knee, all of whom have played a
toun
r ament boo k: Edwar d K
.
The Montiefiore Mission
1,, ' given
by Theodore Kertesz,
Berl Locker, Nathan Mirtenbauni considerable part in the erection
(lanc e; Leonard Goldstein re ays-,
gi
president of the Young People's
Thus encouraged ley liberal and Miss it,d,,,,,..„ K„t in, an,
of the new synagogue. Some of
tration; Harold NIalis, athletics; Auxiliary.
Christian opinion and by a united
them were M. Nathanson, Joel Gel-'
The Contributors.
Louis J. Cohen, program; and
,
1 udging from the interest shown o Jewry which was determined to Heading the list Of contributors tier, Joseph Kovinsky, Sidney Na-
lack B. Rosenfeld, publicity.
S ""1 to wards
1 this s •••
mum, a lar
I • ge attend- nail the hoary lie, the historic mis- who gave $4,000 toward the $10,- thanson, Jake Gelber, Maxwell
is the tournament treasurer.
NEW
'(nee is expected. There will be no, sion net out for the Orient on July 000 quota in the first two days of Schott, Robert G. Ceehen, Benjamin
Harold Horowitz, Samuel Charfoos, charg(o for admission, and the pro- 7.
It was headed by Sir Moses the canvass, is t he Del roil branch Brody, S. K. Baum, Joseph Becker,
Reoletort Zell' and Leo Goldman are
grain is open tie the general public. NIontifiore, echo was accompanied of %eine Zion, with the sum of $350. I David Ifferetsky, Joshua Gitlin, Dr.
the alumni alvisors.
by his noble wife, Lady Judith; by William Sandler gave $250 and 'L. Pearlman, Dr. M. Levine, Sant;
Samuel Goldfine, Elias Goldberg,
Adolphe Cremieux, Salomon Munk, $200 each came from M. Chafetz uel II orris, J. A. Glanz and David
Nathan I). Rusin, Barney Yanette, SCANNING THE HORIZON
Dr. Louis Loewe, Dr. Madden, a and Morris Schaver. Other con- Kaplan.
lend Sanford Yeager are the Intai
noted traveler and Oriental seh°1- trileutors follow:
Sunday school began in the new
'frith neon who are assisting the (Continued from ('receding Page)
or, and Alderman Wire, who was!
synagogue Sunday morning
$125. young Zionist ',agile.
committee and Esther Klugman,
uno each—Fred M. lhatel, M. Glia - '
ing him, any day he wants it, a , later Lord Mayor of London. An
"The Scroll of the Law," Serer .
Beatrice Kay, Irene 1.insky, Eileen •
b, II. Mini, H. Sanill, hi ilford Torah, eras presented Sunday after-
first class free funeral for himself. added favor front the British Gov.' I secs.
3566 Lawton Avenue
Ilene:ken and Lena Rosin are the
It happened this way. Berman eminent was bestowed upon this, s I V7nto. — I tra n t h 230 J. N. W. A.
. noon, by Mrs. II. Bornstein. This
girls who are eemoperating.
st,o each—sal Edelman. A. leaner,
several years ago was reporting mission when Queen Victoria not
.r
, p
wraest,lite at fi first
i ,n of
to a?
t.. number of such
l•ch
e
t9 J. N. W. A., Central
only
joined
the
millions
of
friendly
I
for
the
New
York
City
News
As-
made.
WET WASH
l
J. Cukerrnan Sam Dronsek. I.,
MICHIGAN-ILLINOIS
at H p. m. Sunday, the A. Z. A.,
satiation. As Armistice Day drew Christians in extending her good I Konely,
eeeler, A. Kurland, Liebaun N. Lin-
'
18 Pounds for 75c
•
a',„
.
s,
(ih,,,,,,r,
pe,ti„,
wishes,
but
in
granting
Meenteflore
C,,,,,
,e,„„-
i
the
junior
branch
of the B'nooi
it occurred to Frank Camp-
DEBATE ON FEB. 26 ;thong,
bell, leading New York under- an audience (en the eve of the mia- , comm.. Phaeton Women' Organization, S., B'rillt presented the Judas Macca-
Less than One-Day Service
Rioli”, M. Zar•nkin. anonymous.
sion's
departure
and
in
placing
at
bras
degree,
following
the instal-
taker, that instead of the usual
rte ,. L. Iiimenhaom
We to not use chemicals, and
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ii ,..,,,h_ Nr . , c h 'e.,,,. ciffi n 5 .,,, laths of (efficers
advertisement he would run a poem its disposal the use of her private ,
:
therefore can guarantee that
just completed a term as speaker
o
ts
L.
Gess.
yacht
to
cross
the
English
Channel,
m
M.
Glasser.
II.
*Fried.'
"ad" on Armistice Day. Berman
your clothes will wear DM per
of Adelphi, one of the two recog-
L. Cram. Itranch tO Work.
The mission found its path beset w•n.
, n . ,, Itabla
„ rd . , 1 ,.., ,,,,,,,,..,,,,, L,....
Mizrachi Hatzoir Will Cele-
wrote it and signed Campbell's
cent longer.
nized campus public speaking so-
name Go it. The literary Digest with difficulties. As a result of inul - 1 oseph Ilagg•i, I,. Nde, I). goo.MT.!
brats Chamisho Osor
, ietits.
terference from the F rench Cons ' I. Kotnik. I. Levine. S. Levine. I.
picked
it
up
and
published
the
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b'Shvat.
The debate is being sponsored
H. Laiken. 11. Litvin, It. Milinsity.
poetic ad oen its poetry page. This General, Mehmet Ali li re fused the fliv.
Me
Kerwin.
Odesser
Aid.
M.
Perin,
It.
by the Young People's Club of
i :e. • Plana,
asiscsoionteh rosrepet ,r)111,,istetaihoini,htothg:: in-
pleased Campbell see that he assured ic)oamnim
canker Verein. Itinssian.Poli,11
Ttimilt Bah El, with the co-oper-
Mizrachi
Ilatzoir
o f Detroit will
Verein D. Shrage. Sam Stat. M. Stare.
Berman that upon his passing he'
ation of Jewish organizations in the
: celebrate Chamietho Os.or b'Slivat ' --
hia; .:, i , oise.rri .,..f:lh. inWenokur.
would give the Jewish reporter a nocence eel' the accused Jews. With
city. Last year's contest between
at
Mishkim
Israel,
Linwood and
first class funeral, from of charge • the out of the consuls of the oth er
$ 2
each--44. Cutler, nurevitch, Will- Blaine Saturday
the Michigan and Wisconsin Foun-
evening.
8,,,, 8,n...
It's a great temptation to die nations, however, Montefieere and
MIS;
I
'
Eva
Aronson,
p resident o f I
dations was also under the auspices
•
5 each—Viclor Avronin, I'. Flint.
under such circumstances, but so; his companions succeeded in sector- Dr. I (dick.
Corn. J. Katz, J. London.
the Mizrachi Ilatzoir of Chicago '
of the Young People's Club and
ing the release Of the imprisoned. . 4 1. Pinikin. N.
far Berman has resisted it.
J. Itonene hen, A. II. Jac.), , will addross the meting.
held in the same place. Wisconsin
5liss,
Dr. Loewe however discovered in on. Or. Sanders, O. Solovey.
won the derision at that time.
the Firman ordering their release
i on each—Ilona Acronln, N. Frohlich. Aronson has a vital message to ,
SLEEP AND WORK
wrath.
the
youth
of
Detroit
who
are
inter-
Prominent Detroiter: are teeing
J. Garnik. It. Ilendin. 11. Nur-
Sly friend, Leon Hoffman, 111811 that the word "pardon" was used, I H.
Kr.rtier, 'illative. esteol in I'alestine.
secured to act as chairmen and ager of the Jewish Art Theater, and the commissioners succeeded in I far. itia.4,7,1,...., ,.,, ,
L :vr i :'. .....
The membersand friends of
. ,,,,,Ve tr '. • IL ,,,
judges. Complete arrangements' takes me to task for my recent having the term "an honorable lib-1 a, ij,,,n,,. 1 ,,,T„ j ri
o i or elvi in] g
l havessth r:: np :,
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will be announced in the next issue questioning of the statement put eration" substituted for the oh-11 :11,n,, ms,..mi,,,,i..„. „1 14.,.. seTii:‘,.m.ste.ntri7z..kg.. p
Moirztruanc ihtiy I Ioaft z n
of The Chronicle.
forward in this department that ! jectionable word.
at Sturtevant
.' 'helm. Sielder.
on at a cultural gathering at the
An
Historic
Firman
Maurice Schwartz, the Art Theater
$7— A. Geliehter.
home of Miss Esther Ashinsky,
TROPHY TO BE GIVEN AT
A sudden change in the political ,
SS each—J. Appel. N. Goren, S. llolf.
star, only sleeps four hours a night.
21183 Gladstone, Saturday, Feb. 13, •
PHI KAPPA KAPPA FROLIC
an, A Kininker, N. Konikove, I.
That was nut a publicity yarn, fortunes in the Near East, with ; n' ,Io, A. Madiiera. Michael aliehlin. Mar-
Candies, Stationery,
at 3 p. m.
The Phi Kappa Kappa Fratern-
contr.' of Syria again going back '''
he assures me, but the honest
t
• ...-
ity, (lamina chapter, othnounces
waxiness NM. Schwartz, he de- to the Sultan of Turkey, caused
Light Lunches, Etc.
that a silver loving cup will be
clares, is a glutton for work, and the party headed by Sir Mosets!
awarded to the club, fraternity or
four hours' slumber is all that his Nloontefioere to turn their way to-
sorority having the largest attend-
ward Constantinople to secure the
system seems to require.
ance at its annual frolic to lee given
Those gluttons for work interest geed will of the new Syrian ruler.
Notary Public
March 2, at the Book Cadillac Ho-
0 F
They arrived in Turkey on Octo-
us
tremendously.
Karl
Morn's
tel. Registration will take place
ber 5. On October 2S Sultan Abdul
at the door. Jules Klein's Grosse son-in-law once wrote a bank, en- Medjiti received them and pledged!
The Stan, Beantiful
Pointe Yacht Club Orchestra will titled: "The Right to Be Lazy." protection to the Jews. In a Fir-
furnish the music. Tickets may be We have me doubt about the right
man which is today an historic
41 procured from members or at the lef man to lee lazy, but we are more
t
interested in knowing how not to docuentont in Turkish archives, the
door.
Sultan refuted the ritual murder
be.
charge. This Firman read:
- An ancient prejudice prevailed again•t
BRUNO LESSING'S SYSTEM
,
hat
.
nt
,,
t/),
Montague Class the noted wri- o
brine
ter, has a system of'
' his own, When human being. to make use of hi, blood •t
he needs to write a story, he en- their Yeast of l'axxover.
gages a room at a hotel and refuse's Jew, of
toe leave it until the story is finished. •ubjects of miremp ire) have been pc ,
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WOODWARD AVE
When Bruno Leasing was manawor ecotell by other nation.. The calumnic..
which have been uttered against the
of the Kings Feature Syndicate, Jews. •rid the vexation.; to whirh (her
and was responsible for the produc- have been subjected. have at last reached
tion on time of the various car- nor imperial throne.
ec ru,,( • short time has el.P•ed “nc e
toons syndicated by that company, some
Jews dwelling in the Island of
he had a similar system. He would Rhode.. have been 1,rotocht from thence
to
Com.t•ntinople, where t her have been
round all all of the cartoonists
tr.ed and judged according to the new
eiery several months and cart them regulations, and their innocence of the
to Atlantic City. There, away from accio, ation• made •itainnt them folly
the distractions Of the big city, he proved. That, therefore. which jostler
e.it,t4iZr. required has been done on
would lock them up in some hotel •
until they had caught up with their
- 11eablem which the religious book. of
the Hebrew, have been xamined
e
by
We have not the slightest intention of carrying
work.
To some this may appear a sim- h'eenol IcioZarr".1.! ',1';`,""rt...' ,71t 1 ",",:r
IItare a single fur coat into the next season . . .
ple
matter,
But
those
who
know
in that it is found that
t he
exam
nation
ti
i
EVERY COAT MUST BE SOLI) NOW . . regard-
how cussedly indolent infest artists Jew. are strongly prohibited, not only
from ..ing human iii0Ori. but even hat'
less of loss to us. For Monday we have selected 73
are, will appreciate that it is not so
• nimes.
It. therefore. follows the
coats, originally far higher priced . . . and marked
simple as it appears. Ability is the douses made eainst them and their
not Nina oal curt rxlumn,
perhaps rare, but rarest of all, my
I hem at absurdedly low prices that leaves no doubt
ttr
i
:
beloved is ability married to in- hoar
we
not permit
about their going. Among them you will find:
' dusty.
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and defended.
"Tornomplish this object. we hee
iven the most positive order. that the
.'levvish nation. dwelling In •Il parts of
our empire shall he perfectly protected.
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well a. all caber subject, of the Solo
liar Porte. and the no person shall mo-
le., them in any manner whatever It,-
rent for • Poft c•n•fd. either In the free
exercise of their religion,or that which
concerns their serty •nd tranouilitY•
In
pre
Nieman
etm`mtnenee. the
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is
.nee at the head with o.ir
Aloomaioon" (sign manual). •nof

Branches:

Crat,n1 At cone
at McClellan
Rest Warren
at %IrGran
East Jefferson
at Lenox
Cass Asenue
It Grand HI, d.
Grand Iti,er
Near Jr, Rnad

(:roe Its-Milner

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for

Manischewits's M•tao•

What is a
"Good"
Customer

For IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE MONDAY

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UNO SERVICE STATION

Robertsons

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Ask Your Grocer,.

"GOOD" customer may be large or small. Size does
not always indicate quality in business or banking.
The customer relationship is based on fair dealing and mu-
tual understanding ... This bank makes no discrimination
between large and small accounts. We welcome the accounts
of "good" customers regardless of their size . . . Industrial
banking is a specialized type of business: it fills a unique
place in the world of finance . , . It is because we know, un-
derstand and specialize in this form of banking that we are
in a position to serve you well.

I NOLITRIAL

MORRIS ELAN

BA N K

'MORRIS

Gunner Wa,hingtonlIktl.

and Grand River