THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Congregational News
TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES.
SHAAREY ZEDEK.
Sunday Services.
The subject of Rabbi Franklin's
sermon on Sunday morning at Tem-
ple Beth El will be "Business as
Usual."
Confirmation Class.
Beginning this week the Confirma-
tion class will meet twice each week
instead of once, as lireiofore.
Rabbi Krass of BroOklyn to Occupy
Pulpit of Temple Beth El on May 6.
On Sunday morning, May 6th, the
pulpit of the Temple will be occupied
by Rabbi Nathan Krass of Brooklyn.
Rabbi Krass is one of the more prom-
inent New York rabbis, an eloquent
and forceful speaker, and a man with
a message.
Quiet Hour of Music.
On Sunday afternoon of this week,
April 29th, there will be held in the
Temple a "Quiet Hour of Music," on
which occasion Mr. Abram Ray Tyler
will be assisted by Miss Louise Allen
Lyon, soprano. These sacred con-
certs begin promptly at four o'clock
and last one hour. The public is cor-
dially invited.
Red Cross and Thursday Sewing.
The women of the Temple meet in
the parlors on Tuesdays of each week
to sew for the Red Cross Society, and
on Thursday afternoons to sew for
charity.
Saturday morning services begin at
9 o'clock. Rabbi A. M. Hershman
will deliver his weekly sermon, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock.
The Young People's Society of the
Shaarey Zedek Congregation closed
its social season Sunday evening,
April 21, with a play and dance The
play given was entitled "Box and
Cox." A large and enthusiastic audi-
ence attended and participated in the
dance.
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POPULAR NOVELIST.
Sydney L. Nyburg is Author of "The
Chosen People," One of the Great-
est Successes of the Literary
Season.
A young writer who has created a
most favorable impression in literary
circles is Sydney L. Nyburg, of Balti-
more, Md. Mr. Nyburg was a lawyer
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This vital story of the Jews in America,
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alike. We predict that it will be made
the subject of many essays and sermons.
A Brilliant Piece of Work.
New York Times:—"A brilliant piece of
work. . . . To enumerate the well-handled
scenes and the admirably portrayed char-
acters would be simply to give a list of
the incidents and people in the book.
. . . A story of distinction . . . well
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Of Exceptional Quality.
Boston Transcript:—"A novel of excep-
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studied aspect of our civilization. Philip
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STOCKS, BONDS, INVESTMENTS
750 PENOBSCOT BLDG.
Phone Cherry 2901
When the stock of any automobile manufacturer,
well managed and conservatively financed, is quoted
at a figure AS LOW AS PAR, these shares are surely
worth your investigation.
For such a quotation suggests only two possibili-
ties.
Either the stock has been depreciated by the exist-
ence of preferred stock, bonds or other indebtedness.
Or the enterprise is in the development stage, and
its stock has not yet felt the upward surge that follows
dividend declarations.
It is the latter condition which prevails in the case
of Harroun Motors stock. To that fact alone is due
your ability to buy this stock today at so low a rate as
$9 a share of $10 par value.
Here is a company whose
common stock is positively
its one security obligation.
There is no Harroun pre-
ferred stock, no Harroun
Bond issue, no Harroun
funded debt.
The Harroun Motors Cor-
poration does not even owe
for a single dollar of bor-
rowed money
Its financial slate is abso-
lutely clean of all security
obligation except the one it
owes to those who have
bought its stock.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE-
MENTS.
THE CHOSEN
PEOPLE
A GREAT BUY AT $9
with a profitable practice of a most
conservative character and a promi-
nent advocate of legislative reforms
to relieve the condition of the poor
before his first book, "The Conquest,"
was published. It dealt with social
conditions of an ultra-modern indus-
trial society and received instant rec-
ognition. Mr. Nyburg's latest book,
"The Chosen People," places him in
the front rank of American novelists.
It has been selected by H. W. Boyn-
ton, the noted critic, as one of "the
outstanding novels of the season" in
his review in the New York Nation.
"The Chosen People" is being dis-
cussed and commented upon in re-
views in the best literary papers, in
the Jewish press, and in the Jewish
pulpit. It is a novel of the Jews in
America and strikes a note unheard
of in American fiction. It deals with
the activities of a brilliant young rabbi
of a fashionable temple in Baltimore
who attempts to awaken his congre-
gation to an appreciation of the spir-
itual. Mr. Nyburg very cleverly por-
trays the feminine, worshipful and
proud element that threatens to engulf
the idealistic rabbi in the same smug
viewpoint of his congregation. The
rabbi takes an active part in strike
of clothing workers, most of whom
are Russian Jews. He comes thereby
in conflict with members of his own
congregation who own the shops. His
attempt to reconcile the capitalists
with the teachings of brotherhood
and union is most interesting. A
pleasing love theme runs through the
story. The publishers of the book,
J. B. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia, an-
nounce that "The Chosen People" is
one of their "best sellers" of the year.
Critics are in accord in predicting a
notable career to the young Jewish
novelist.
The convention of the Middle Atlan-
tic States Federation of Young Men's
Hebrew Association will meet in Wash-
ington Sept. 2 and 3.
What can you expect from
your investment in Harroun
stock?
It is a fair question—a
question for which you your-
self can easily deduce an an-
swer based on the history of
this security.
First marketed at $5, Octo-
ber 1 of last year, this stock
advanced to $5.50 in 30 days,
as the result of the acquire-
ment of its first factories and
real estate.
In 22 days more Harroun
stock advanced to $6, fol-
lowing the breaking of
ground for the new factories,
under the terms of a highly
advantageous building con-
tract.
14, caused the fourth ad-
vance, to $8.
Their equipment was fol-
lowed, April 18, by an ad-
vance to the present price of
$9 a share.
A Record-Breaker
Five advances in six
months!
None of them arbitrary but
each with a definite and thor-
oughly solid foundation of
added value in each share of
stock! That is the Harroun
Motors record—a record un-
equaled, we believe, by that
of any other industrial secur-
ity at a similar stage.
That this added value was
always present is fully
proven by the fact that, at
each quotation the public
bought an increased amount
of this security, by far the
greatest subscription being
that accorded it at the 3t8
price prevailing from March
14 to April 18.
Future Advances
How high will Harroun
stock go before it reaches its
normal level?.
Only time can answer your
question—time AND DIVI-
DENDS.
But we do know that the
On _ January 17 this price greatest development of all
became $7, due to the clearly IS STILL TO COME.
defined demand for all the
PRODUCTION! The Har-
cars which the Corporation roun Motors Corporation is
could build for five years to now on the eve of this at-
come.
tainment. And, when pro-
The completion of the new duction comes, IT WILL
million-dollar plants, March COME BIG!
PAR-410 a share of $10 par value—will be the price of
Harroun stock on the day that production is begun. And
this advance will be only a preliminary to the great bounds
that will follow dividend attainment.
Unlike prior advances, the advance to par is not 60 days,
not 40 days, not even 30 days away.
The Corporation reserves in this instance the right to
authorize this advance WITHOUT NOTICE.
You have but a few days left for investigation, prepara-
tion, ACTION.
We warn you now that the present price of $9 a share
will maintain for only a short time.
Grasp the opportunity we offer you now.
As heretofore, the stock you will buy will be delivered as
an ad-interim certificate, issued by the Equitable Trust Co.
of New York.
The Third Advance
Harroun ,1Motors Corporation
Fourth Floor Dodge Bldg.
Jefferson Ave. East, Brush St.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
On Sunday our plants will again be open to the public.
Visit them and see them yourself.