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THg JEWISI4 CHRONT C L E
at its public model meeting held
at the auditorium of Central High
(Continued from page is)
School, on June 13. Simon Le-
work continued for many years.
vin won the 2nd prize, a silver
But the insurance feature soon had
medal presented by Mr. Jacob G.
its dilatorious effect, for with the
Brown. The other participants
advanced age of . the members, the were Lawrence Selzer, Maurice
death rate increased and assess-
Goldstick, Samuel Stemberger
ments became onerous. The result
and Emil Rothman. The subject
was that Pisgah Lodge, in common
for the debate was, "Resolved,
11'ith the other lodges of the order, that 'nation-wide prohibition be
suffered greatly in loss of member-
adopted." The judges were
ship and prestige.
Messrs. Louis James Rosenberg,
The danger was realized by the
William J. Weakley and Charles
leaders of the lodge, who took a
most prominent part in the abroga- D. Cameron.
The \\Inner is but 15 years of
tion of the endowment laws, not
alone within the district, but age.
throughout the Order. As a re-
sult, now the Jew who is a member POPULAR CANDIDATE UP
aims to benefit others rather than to
FOR RE-ELECTION.
seek .material gain for himself.
One of the most popular men
With this in view, Pisgah Ldoge in the County Building is Joseph
forms a strong link in the chain of DeYoung, the constable of the
lodges of B'nai B'rith. It is alive Third Ward. Almost every one
to the noblest impulses of true fra- in the legal profession, who at
ternity and brotherhood and, as of times requires the services of a
yore, will carry into effect the constable knows "Joe," as he is
motto of the Order—Benevolence, familiarly known. That he has
Brotherly Love and Harmony.
discharged the duties of his of-
fice in an able and efficient man-
ner is attested to by the large
WINS PRIZE AT
PHILOMATHIC DEBATE. volume of cases entrusted to his
care daily by a number of the
Samuel H. Rubiner Awarded largest law firms in the city.
Mr. DeYoung is a member of
Louis Smilansky Medal.
one of Detroit's oldest and most
Samuel If. Rubiner was award- respected Jewish families, his pa-
ed the gold medal, donated an- rents having resided here over 45
nually by Mr. Louis Smilansky years. He was born and raised in
to the Philomatic Club, for the the third ward.
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best orator among its members,
Detroit's
Detroit's B'nai B'rith
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