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When President Van Buren Pro-
tested Against the Blood Lie

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Mrs. Mosessohn Dead.

NEW YORK.-(J. T. A.)-Rat.
bi Jonah 13. Wise of the Central
Synagogue and Dr. George S. Lei.
kin, former chief rabbi of Kazan,
Russia, officiated Wednesday morn.
ing at the Riverside Memorial
Chapel at funeral services for Mrs.
Theresa Mosessohn, widow of the
late Dr. Nehimiah Mosessohn, Jew-
ish scholar and founder of the Jew-
ish Tribune. Mrs. Mosessohn
Tuesday morning of heart disea,
at the Montefiore Hospital, She
was 78 years old.
Mrs. Mosessohn was born in
Odessa, Russia, and came to this
country 43 years ago. The Mosses_
sohns lived first in Texas, then in
Portland, Oregon, where the de.
ceased was prominently identified
with Jewish and genarel charities.
Even after she moved to New York
13 years ago she was still associa-
ted with Portland philanthropies
and Was honorary president of the
local Jewish Ladies Aid Society.

Funeral services for Mrs. Erode!'
Hannah Keidan, mother of Judge !
Harry B. Keidan of the Circuit
Court, were held 1Vednesda1 after-
noon at the home, 2461 Blaine ave-
nue. Mrs. Keidan died Tuesday
after a long illness.
The short services were attended
by hundreds of friends and associ-;
ates of the jurist who lined the
street for more than half a block.,
The cortege was escorted to the
Clover Hill Park Cemetery by a
squad of motorcycle policemen.
Among those present were a num-
ber of Judge Keidan's associates
on the bench, including Judge
Thomas M. Cotter, Judge Joseph A.
Moynihan and former Judge Will-
iam M. Heston. John I'. Smith,
suerintendent of police, and the
majority of the police departmen-
tal chiefs were present.
Services were held at both the
home and the graveside under the
Wandering through the world I
direction of Rabbi A. M. Ilershman, find everywhere that no heart can
and Rev E. Zaludkowski of Shaarey love as the heart of a mother.--
Zedek.
Bodestedt.
The pallbearers were D. W.
Simons, Hirsch B. Alper, I. Leven-
son, Isaac W. Weinstein, Bevis
Frank and Jacob M. Netzorg.

Secretary of State John Forsyth Wrote U. S. Protest
Against Ritual Murder Affair in Damascus
Ninety Years Ago.

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NUMEROUS FRIENDS AT
MRS. KEIDAN'S RITES

By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ

Turning back the pages of his- was earnestly recommended to his I
: tory to the year 1840, American zeal and discretion."
Jews will find great satisfaction in
Official U. S. Protest.
!the knowledge that this country's
Secretary of State Forsyth's let-
tradition in defending the rights
ter to John Gliddon, Esq., United
of the religiously persecuted is one States consul at Alexandria
of the most honored and consistent Egypt, dated at Washington, D.
in all history. C., Aug. 14, 1 840, reads as fol-
Two years ago, on the eve of lows:
the Day of Atonement, when the
"In common with all civilized
vicious and hoary blood lie was nations, the people of the United
charged against the Jews of Mae- States have learned with horror
sena, in the state of New York, the atrocious crimes imputed to
they were Christians who uttered the Jews of Damascus, and the
A group of the younger children at the fountain of the National
the most emphatic condemnations cruelties of which they have been
Homo for Jewish Children in Denver.
of this stupid accusation. The the victims. The president fully
Massena protest was in reality an participates in the public feeling
echo of a noble American trash- and he cannot refrain from expres-
"THE DREYFUS AFFAIR" was adopted by acclamation at the
tion dating back 90 years, to the sing equal surprise and pain, that
twenty-seventh biennial convention
days of the Damascus affair. in this advanced age such unnat-
of the Progressive Order of the
The disappearance on Feb. 5, oral practices should be ascribed A Review b Freda R. Bien lock West. The same resolution pro-
Another
book
on
the
Dreyfus
case
1840, of the Capuchin monk To- to any portion of the religious
tested against the Michigan alien
maso and his servant was picked world, and such barbarous meats- has appeared. It is authored by registration law as well as all ef-
up by enemies of the Jews as a urea be resorted to, in order to I Jasques Kayser and titled "The forts to enact similar bills in other
means of pressing the ritual mur- compel the confession of imputed 1 Dreyfus Affair, published by Co- states.
der lie against them. The French guilt ; the offenses with which these vici Friede, 386 Fourth avenue,
CHARLES A. SIMON
d I New York ($5). It is a clear pie-
u n
sfu
eom
r people
attoe p e
were then the protectors of the unfortunate
of your economic sense is most force-
of 132 West Genesee, Flint, Mich.,
of the now almost legendary Delmar McAvoy, Auto Paint
o
much
those
which,
in
Roman
Catholics
in
the
East,
and
38
years
old, died on July 29. Fu-
fully demonstrated in your apprecia-
Specialist, Opens Large
Formerly EDMUND G. LEWIS
enlightened times, were made conspiracy that forged documents
French officials aimed in every leas enlightened
neral services were held on July
tion for GOOD FURNITURE . . . to
Drey-
Shop in Detroit.
way possible to strengthen their the pretexts of fanatical persecu- wholesale in order to send Drey-
30, with interment at Cloverhill
I
fus,
the
Jewish
officer
in
the
possess but a single piece of PRINGLE
government's position in the tion t mercenary extotrnteiopn, ar to e
Park Cemetery. Rabbi A. M.
81 DELAWARE AVE.
French army, to purgatory and
permit r edoubt that
Delmar McAvoy, former head of Hershman and the Rev. E. Zalud-
Orient.
furniture . . . a chair, a secretary, a
I keep hint there. The book depicts McAvoy Manufacturing Company,
equally unfounded.
kowski officiated. He is survived
U. S. Public Opinion Aroused.
table, or any occasional piece, will
TRINITY 2-3211
the fiendish efforts of the Jew-hat- known from coast to coast as the by his wife, Clara, and two chil-
"The president has witnessed 1
with this policially selfish mo- the
give that distinctive atmosphere that
protestations of the Chriing patriots, the bigoted clericals Automobile Finish Man, after be-
s-
dren.
tive in view, Ratti Menton, French
you are so anxious to create.
ing
retired
for
three
years,
returns
consul in Damascus, turned prose- tian governments of Europe to to smother the affair when its con-
or mitigate these horrors,land the fear•ridden army officials to the auto painting industry.
cutor of the Jewish people and suppress
and he has learned with no corn- vulsions threatened to besmirch all
LENA LARRISON
Mr. McAvoy has just opened one
was responsible for a series of op.
There is no need to delay the
noon
gratification,
their partial 1 who had a hand In railroading an of the largest shops he has ever of 91 84 Cameron avenue, 73 years
pressions of aged Jews as well as
tan mainly because he conducted, at 922 West Vernor old, died on July 27. Funeral serv-
Granite and Marble
neoc
nen
j
we
purchase of Pringle Furni-
women and children, in an effort to success. Ile is moreover anxious in
Jew,
Highway. Here he is introducing ices were held on July 28, with in-
ture for every department,
extract from them an admission that the active sympathy and gen-
There
is
little
need
to
say
more
terment
at
Machpelah
Cemetery.
Including Carpet a, Rugs,
that Jews actually are required to erous interposition edofsttehteen should about the case with which this many new ideas in refinishing of She is survived by her husband.
cars and fenders. In this new mod-
the blood of Christians in their meat of
Draperies and Gifts is show-
book deals. But there are several
Evidence to not be withheld from so benevo- points brought out by the author ern shop all work will be under Mr. Joe, and children.
Passover matzos.
ing articles that stand out
McAvoy'. own supervision. Cars
lent
an
object,
and
he
has
accord-
prove that a Turkish mule driver
MANUEL URBACH
with distinctiveness • .. and
threatened the monk's life was ingly directed me to instruct you which will be of interest to every may be left in the evening, re-
The bodily condition depends
thoughtful Jew. The part that painted over night and ready to
suppressed.
A
young
Jew
who
to
employ,
should
the
occasion
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priced to stand comparison
very much on the soul. One seeks
the
churchplayed,
for
instance,
in
drive the next morning. Fenders
ventured to offer information that arise, all those good offices and ef-
ty
to be cheerful in the presence of
with any in the city.
Euclid 7192
would lead to the discovery of the ; forts which are compatible with die- the anti-Dreyfus movement, the will be refinished at $1 each; cars others and also seeks quietude at
guilty party was beaten to death. cretion and your official character, government's official and anti-Se- washed the McAvoy way for 50c.
D
all times.-William Humboldt.
The Boulevard Store will be open every Mon-
mitic
attitude
and
Dreyfus'
own
It
will
be
remembered
that
Mr.
The aged Joseph Lsniado died as to the end that justice and hu-
day Evening until 9 o'clock . . . remember,
a result of tortures by the inquisi- manity may be extended to these curiously -un-Jewish and unemo McAvoy, as the president and gen-
we have TWO STORES for your convenience,
tors. Moses Abulafia embraced persecuted people, whose cry of tional though logically correct be- eral manager of the McAvoy Manu-
and each waiting an opportunity to serve you.
Islam to escape pains and indigni- distress has reached our shores." havior which caused no much dis- facturing Company, gained a per- !
. . AUGUST WILL BE A MONTH of
approval in the ranks of his sup- sonal reputation for fine quality
G.01(11 Levi.
Said Lewis
Seymour Lewis
The British Protest.
ties.
Daniel Lowle
SPECIALS ... watch for them.
porters.
car finishing at prices far below
The civilized world was aroused. Similarly emphatic and impres-
There is a competent index to market. Mr. McAvoy stated Friday ;
The consuls of Austria, Prussia, sive was the attitude of Queen the book and-excellent for the
For your convenience tee
that in his new venture his new
Russia, England and the United Victoria's government. The queen
reader-a chronological table of
will defer yoymenta . . .
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
States exerted their efforts in be- not only personally received Sir the important dates in the Drey- shop was equipped to do the finest
work
at prices so low that no one
half of the innocent Jewish victims Moses Montefiore to extend to him
could afford to drive a dingy car.
who were tortured by Ratti Men- her sympathies to the Jewish peo- fus case.
TWO STORES
Russia had its Beilis case, United
ton's inquisitors. But to the two pie, but placed at his disposal the
States its Leo Frank tragedy and
English-sneaking countries goes use of her private yacht to cross
Dr. Berhard Returns to Ac-
France its Dreyfus affair. Neither
the credit for having been most the English Channel on his mis-
tive Newspaper Work.
of the first two has had the reper-
2990 Grand Boulevard oppFither Bldg and 431Gratiot Ave
emphatic in defense of the Jews sion to Syria.
of feel-
In Parliament, on June 22, 1840, cussions and the violence
and in repudiation of those who
BERLIN. - (J. T. A.) - Dr.
aimed to keep alive a stupid medie- i Robert Peel introduced the ques- ing attendant on it that the Drey-
case has had and is, in fact, Georg Bernard, former editor-in-
val lie. Meetings of Christians asItion of the Damascus libel by de_ fu
chief of the Vossische .Zeitung, an
well as Jews were held (luring July ' daring "that it was merely feces- still having. It is a part of Jew-
Ullstein paper and one of the lead-
and August of 1840 in London and sary to mention the matter in the ish history.
ing newspapers of Germany, has
1WWW1 .I1 I1INeVel
Manchester, England, and in New lower house, to reach the great
returned to active newspaper work
Move
for
National
Parley
To
York, Philadelphia and Richmond, ends of justice and humanity."
Your Laundry Individually-Washed and Carefully Hand-Ironed
the German press welcomes
Fight Alien Registration. and
Va., in the United States. The Lord Palmerston replied to Peel
his resumption of activity. The
ing church sermons resulted in
expressions of sympathy on the with this statement:
Acht Uhr Blatt, a Mosee paper,
many protests by Jewish and non-
"I have already directed the
ST. LOUIS.-J. T. A.)-A resolu-
part of the English-speaking coon-
Jewish residents. The Board of
led to the honorable release English consul-general. Hodges, to , tion calling for the convening of • devoted a lengthy article to dis-
cussing the satisfaction in political
Jewish Deputies is making a spe- tries
of the innocent victims, following represent to Mehmet All what ef- conference of all national fraternal
Asks for Boycott or Movies Until cial inquiry into the priet's action. the intercession of a mission to fed the news of such atrocities organizations in America to con- circles at Dr. Bernhard's return to
active journalistic work,
The
Ilford
English
newspapers
and
must
produce
in
Europe,
and
that
sider ways and mean of combatting
"Jewish Filth" le Swept Away.
Syria by leading European Jews,
Dr. Bernhard, who is one of
the London press criticize the priest headed by Sir Moses Montefiore.
it was in his own interest to in-1 alien registration bills and to co-
Germany's leading publicists and a
serevely,
especially
because
of
his
quire
into
the
matter,
and
hand
LONDON.-(J. T. A.)-A call
Van Buren'. Secretary Acts.
operate with the American Jewish
former
president of the Interna-
preaching anti-Semitism when he
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12168 Dexter Boulevard
It was in response to resolu- over to punishment the guilty Committee and the American Jew-
to "exercise a rigid boycott against
tional Federation of Journalists,
all movies until Jewish filth has has not seen the movie.
tions adopted at a protest meet- parties, if they were discovered, ish Congress to prevent the pass-
Between Monterey and Richton
is
expected
to become editor of the
"This is not an attack against ing in New York on Aug. 19, 1840, whilst the innocent victims should age of such legislation in Congress
been swept away," issued by the
Acht Uhr Blatt.
Catholic priest Canon Palmer, has the film. It is an attack against signed by J. B. Kursheedt as chair- be indemnified if this were still
aroused the great indignition of the Jews," Brooke Wilkinson, secre- man and Theodore J. Seises as possible. .I have also sent instruc
tary
of
the
British
Board
of
Film
lions
to
her
majesty's
consul
in
secretary, that Secretary of State
many Englishmen and the interven-
Censors, stated.
John Forsyth, writing in the name Damascus to make a thorough in-
tion of the Board of Jewish
of President Martin Van Buren, vestigation into all that has taken
fl e a.
stated that "the heartrending place, and to send home an exact
CHARITIES
RECEIVED
The call was part of a notice
u aisist report as to the part which the
read by the priest at all the morn-
TWO LARGE BEQUESTSI escueanchsadwhpicren vti rukslypl ens:, na t bDr e a mg
European consuls had taken in
ing services in the Roman-Catholic
to the notice of the president by ■ the matter."
Church of Peter and Paul at Ilford,
The United Jewish Charities an- communication from our consul at
Much good may be said to have
a London suburb. The action was nounces that it has received the
that place, in consequence thereof, resulted. from the sufferings
• result of the showing of a film following two bequests: From the
a letter of instruction was immedi- caused by the Damascus affair. It
at the Ilford Cinema to an audi- estate of Mrs. Hattie W. Weil $3,-
ately writted to our consul at cemented friendship between Jews
ence of ■ thousand children on the 000, and from the estate of Mrs. Alexandria, a copy of which is and Christians in enlightened
occasion of a visit of Princess Mary Annie Bondy $50.
herewith transmitted for your sat- countries. It aroused Jews to ef-
to Ilford.
The United Jewish Charities is isfaction."
forts in behalf of their people. It
The film in question is "So Like the property hilding body of the
Secretary of State Forsyth was as a result of the Damascus
■ Woman" and was approved as a Jewish Welfare Federation, of added in his letter
affair that M. Adolphe Cremieux,
Universal movie by the British which Henry Wineman is chairman
"About the same time our noted French Jew who co-operated
Board of Film Censors. Father of the board, Milford Stern, presi-
with Sir Moses Montefiore in be-
Palmer himself had not seen the dent,
Dr. John Slawson,
execu• charge d'affairs
at Constantinople
five and
director.
was instructed
to interpose
his half of the Damascus victims, or-
movie, but being informed that
good offices in behalf of the op- ganized the Alliance Israelite Uni. I
there are cabaret and love scenes
pressed and persecuted race of verselle. Above everything else,1
in it he posted the notice in the
The greatest happiness in life the Jews in Ottoman dominions, Jews will always remember the
church. Besides that he also said: does not come from without, but among whose kindred are found good services of the English and
"Such films are disgusting. It is from the consciousness of our some of the most worthy and pa- American governments in behalf
a Jewish endeavor to destroy the worth, and of that which we ap- triotic of our own citizens, and the of our people during these trying
morality of our nation, because pear to others.-Eysell-Kilburger. whole subject, which appeals ao I times 90 years ago.-American
most cinemas are owed by Jews."
strongly to the universal senti- Hebrew.
SEE PAGE 3 FOR WAYNE ment of justice and humanity,
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BUDAPEST.-(J. T. A.)-Six
Jews were elected deputies in the
Hungarian parliament in the re-
cent parliamentary elections. In
the previous parliament there were
10 Jews in the lower houses and
five in the senate.
The six who were elected are
Dr. Geza Dcvi, a member of the
government party, who was a
member of the old parliament;
Paul Sandor, independent, re-
elected; Ernest Brody, Eugen Gal,
and Dr. Bela Fabian, all of the
Democratic party, re-elected, and
Dr. Johann Vaszonyi, Democrat,
who was elected for the first time.
Dr. Vasonvi is the son of the late
Wilhelm Vaszonyi, minister of jus.
tice and leader of the Democratic
party.
In addition to the four Jews
who represented the Socialist
narty n the nrevious parliament,
Dr. Morrell Barnes. a Democrat
and one of the most outstanding
defenders of Jewish rights in nar-
liament. was defeated. The four
Jewish Socialists who went down
to defeat in the election were Dan-
iel Varnai, Dr. Emerich Gvorki,
Alexander Propper and Moritz
Rothenstein.
Among those who were elected
on an extreme Christian-religious
platform was Baroness Phillip Or-
sody, a sister of Baron Moritz Her-
zog von Csete, who until 1919 was
an executive member of the Buda-
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