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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
JEWISH WELFARE WORKERS
(Continued Front Page 1.)
Tarshish, Rabbi Jacob, Allentown, Pa.
'Feller, Rabbi Morris, Camp Doniphan, Okla.,
Fort Sill, Okla.
Warsaw, Rabbi 1., Camp MacArthur. Waco,
Texas.
Wienir, Eimon, Camp Lewis, American lake,
Wash.
Wise, Rabbi Jonah B., Forts at Portland, Ore.
Yellin, J. Selig, Camp Cody, Deming, N. M.
Assignments e/ Training School Graduates.
Camp Sherman, Chillicothe, O., Jacob II. Skir.
ball.
Camp Greene, Charlotte, N. C., 31ordecai hon.
own+, Alvin W. Seligman.
Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., Boris Komar,
Camp Dix, Upton, N'aphank, Joseph Rosenthal.
Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, S. C., Max
Leiehtman.
Camp Johnston, Jacksonville, Fla., Malvin
Reinheinter.
Fort Slocum, New Rochelle; Naval Station,
Pelham Illy, Ilarry Rotkowitx.
Camp Cody, Deming. New Mexico, J. Selig
Yellin.
Camp Grant, Rockford, III., Morris Cohan,
!tarry Simon.
Can, Meade, Baltimore, Md., Charles W.
Margot&
Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga., Samuel L. prey'
loos.
A'en. Stmients in Training School.
Bandes, Robert, New York.
Friedman, Simnel IL, Brooklyn.
Goldman, Harry NI., Brooklyn.
Goldman, Max I.., Brooklyn.
Goldman, Paul, New York.
Harris, (Oilier', New York.
Hirsch, Nathaniel, New York.
Levor, Harry II., New York.
Michaelson, tlarry, New York.
Iseikrug, Lewis NI., Brooklyn.
Schamherg, Gilbert F., Philadelphia.
Schwab, Salvador, Danville, l'a.
Shubert, Bernard S. Brooklyn.
Zukerinan, Samuel, Philadelphia.
No Advance Here
oral selections, accompanied by Mr.
Boucher at the piano.
Congregational News
Meeting of February 13.
A splendid program has been ar-
ranged for the evening. James Scher-
merhorn, editor of the Detroit Times,
will deliver an address. An interest-
•
ing musical program has been arrang-
Sunday Service.
ed. Miss Sadye Jacobson who en-
Friday Evening Service.
joys a fine reputation as violinist will
"Lincoln, a Type of Americanism,"
Because of the paucity in numbers play the beautiful meditation from
will be the subject of Rabbi Frank-
Iteresofsky, Abraham, Cann,. Upton. L. I.
of attendants at services last Friday "Thais." Miss Sarah \Weinberg will
Blatt, Rabbi Joseph, Cann, Doniphan, Okla.;
lin's sermon this week. Services will
Fort Sill.
evening, Rabbi Hershman did not accompany her on the piano.
begin as usual at 11 o'clock promptly.
Morris. Cann, Grant, Rockford, III.
give his intended address which was
Cummings, Samuel, Fort Ilantilton, Naval Re-
All are invited.
serve Base No, fl, New York.
to be the first of three addresses on
Drachma:1, Edgar J., Camp Coster, Battle
Adult Bible Class.
the "Mission of Israel." Those who First Annual Get-Together, Feb. 20.
Creek, Mich.
Dreyfoos, Samuel I.., Camp Gordon, Atlanta,
The Thursday Afternoon Bible would have missed the first of the
The date for the Y. 1'. A. First An-
Georgia.
Class was led Thursday last by l'rof. series would have gotten little out of nual Get-Together has been changed
Ehrenreich, Rabid II. C., Camp Sheridan,
Montgomery, Ala.
Julian Morgenstern of the Hebrew the other two. Rabbi Hershman will to Wednesday evening, Feb. 20. Do
Eirenstein, Benjamin, Naval Station, Norfolk,
Union College of Cincinnati. His give the address this Friday if the not miss this affair which is only for
Va.
For Emanuel F.. Camp Merritt, Tenafly, N. J.
subject was "David, the Ring."
services are largely attended. Other- members in good standing at least
Friedman, Nathan, stenographer, Camp Upton,
The Bible Class will be held Thurs- wise, he will give an address on an- one week before the party. Luncheon
Long Island.
Frits, Max M. Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass,
day at 2:15 as usual. All who arc in- other subject. Do not let the weather will be served at seven o'clock and
Ginsburg. Nathaniel,
'
Camp Gordon, Atlanta,
terested in the literary study of the keep you from these services. They will be followed by original and novel
Ga.
Coffin, Herman O., Fort William, Fort Treble,
Bible are cordially invited to come. begin promptly at 8:15 and last but games, stunts and other features.
Fort McKinley and Fill Leavitt, Portland,
Ladies may bring their setting.
an hour and fifteen minutes. Services Show your spirit and good fellowship.
Maine.
Coldhaar, John, Camp Funston, Kansas.
Woman's Auxiliary Association.
with the exception of the selections Don't forget the date. If you have
Gros., Benjamin, Camp Sevier, Greenville,
All the various sewing and study by Cantor Minko•sky and his choir not already marked it reserved for
11.s, Rabbi I ouis J.. Gettysburg, Pa.
sections of the Woman's Auxiliary are entirely in English. English-lie- the Get-Together Party, do so now.
Hyman, Joseph C., Camp Upton, Long Island.
Association will be held as usual this brew prayer books. Responsive read-
Israel, Linux, Camp McClellan, Anniston, A13.
A summary of the lists above, shows
Janover, Cyrus J., lamp Itix, Wrightstown,
week. All women are urgently re- ing.
that 16 workers are assigned to the
N. J.
;Woman. Adolf R., Camp Pike, Little Rock, National Army, 13 to units of the Na- quested to participate in the work.
Ark.
On the second Monday afternoon
Purim Play.
Kaufman, Samuel It., Fort Benjamin Harrison, tional guard, 5 to Naval Stations, and
Suitable for every occasion
of the month, Feb. 11th, the Wom-
,
23 to the Regular Army and Aero
NVork
on
the
Purim play to be pre-
Supplied by Mrs. J. Jacobs
Komar, !torts, Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass.
an's Auxiliary Association will hold
Konow. its, Mordecai, Camp Greene, Charlotte, Fields, in addition to 14 students in
sented by the children of the Sunday
Brainard Apts.
a patriotic meeting, at which a man
5. .
the training school at the present
school has begun. The play takes
Kuria, Albert II., ('amp Hancock, NVbeeles,
48 Brainard Street.
of prominence will give the address.
Lefkowite, Maxwelk , Camp Upton, Long Island. time.
place Sunday afternoon, February 24.
Phone
Grand 319.
A pleasant surprise is in store for all
I.richtman, Max, Camp Wadsworth, Spartan.
In addition to the play there will be
burg, S.
who attend.
Linker, Alvin, Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky.
recitations and musical numbers. Par-
Loeb, Isaac Anderson, Rabbi, Furt Sheridan,
ents are requested to reserve this date
I llinois.
Lowenstein, Rabbi f'. IL, Arsenal, San An•
for this event.
torlio, Texan; Fort Sam Kelly
Regular orchestra rehearsals are
Field, Camp Stanley, ('amp Travis and Camp
Wilson.
held in the club rooms every Tuesday
Nlargold, Charles W., Camp Meade, Baltimore,
Services are held daily from 7 to 9 evening at eight o'clock sharp and at
Md.
bleu, Rabbi C. D., Fort Srelling, St. Paul,
One of the most remarkable of com• in the mornings. All those who have 2:15 Sunday afternoon. Players of or-
Minn.
chestral instruments are urged to join.
Your Activities Are Being
Menkes, Rabbi 3. R. Camp Doniphan, Okla.; mercial successes in Detroit was Jahrzeits to commemorate are invited
Written About in the Whole
Fort Sill.
Come on time and attend regularly.
brought to notice recently with the to participate in these services.
Miller, Rabbi Kilian 11., Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.
Jewish Press
announcement that the firm of Hine
Friday evening services are held New members are being enrolled each
Reinheiiner, blalvin, Camp Johnston, Jackson-
We Know Because We Read and Clip
melhoff Bros. & Co. had leased the from 5 to
ville, Fla.
7 p. tn. Rabbi II. -D. Bass week. Join today.
All the Jewish publications
Reidienstein, George, Ca. !' K“'"", Sam \Washington Arcade building on Wood-
officiates, assisted by the splendidly
twirl°, C al.
in the world.
Hp.. n ha on , II. I., c„,p , sh,,,,,„. ehmk o th, ward avenue. The firm plans to re - ,
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF SHAAREY
We are the first and only
model the entire building for its fu- trained choir. On Saturday morn-
Olin.
ZEDEK,
Rosenthal,
Joseph.
Camp
1/ix,
Wrightstown,
ings,
services
are
held
from
8:30
to
Jewish
Clipping Service.
turre
home.
When
completed
it
will
,
Address: Clipping Department
11:30 o'clock. Rabbi II. D. Bass offi-
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Shaarey
ite, Harry, Fort Slocum, N. Y.; Naval he one of the largest establishments
RiWkox:
The Jewish Correspondent
in the country devoted to the mer- ciates, and Rabbi Judah L. Levin lec- Zedek will meet Monday afternoon,
Station, Pelham Bay.
New York
Rws'' , I'lliliP Wo Cann, Gordan, ,‘flaws, I.a.
chandising of high-grade apparel for tures occasionally, dates of which February Ilth, at 2:30 o'clock. The 5 Beekman Street,
Seligman, Alvin W., Camp Greene, Charlotte.
women.
will be announced hereafter in this program will consist of current topics
The firm of Ilimmelhoch Bros. & Co. paper.
Simon, Ilarry, Canto Grant, Rockford. III.
led by able W01»(11, and discussion by
Skirliall, Jacob II., Camp Sherman, Chillicothe, Is a comparatively recent one in the
Hebrew School is conducted daily, the audience. Piano selections by
Ohio.
city,
having been founded but 12 years
Solomon. Rabbi George, Paris Island, Ga.
except
Saturday
from
4
until
7
p.
m.
Mrs. Lillian Lachman Silver, vocal
ago, at which time the enterprising
Su,, in, Leo AL, Cantu Jackson, S.
Spear, Maurice R., Camp Lee. Petersburg, Va. and far sighted brothers established
Congregational meetings are lreld selections by Mrs. Hugo Loewenthal.
Steinbach, Alex A., Camp Meade, Maryland.
No cards this month. Notices will
Schapiro, Ralph, stenographer, Camp Aleade, their business in a two story building on the first Sunday in every month.
TO ORDER
Maryland.
at 180.182 Woodward avenue. The
The next meeting of the Ladies' appear ill the Jewish Chronicle and
Measuring and Hanging. We re.
Stern, Rabbi Richard. Fort SInenni, New York. tnerchandising skill of the members
Auxiliary Society will be held on the Synagogue Bulletin. Everyone pair old shades. We also have a full
Stone, Irwin I.., League Island, Philadelphia,
of the firm, coupled with a thorough Sunday, February 17th, at 2 p. tn.
l'a,
welcome.
line of the latest curtain rods, drap-
Strauss, Sidney, Jefferson Barracks, Mn,.
knowledge of the needs of the trade
ery poles, rubber matting, stair-treads
and a courteous regard for satisfying
and cococo matts.
Red
Cross
Notes.
their customers, soon established a
public reputation which increased
Cash At Once Fur
The Ladies' Auxiliary Unit, of
their volumne of business to such
Flint, 'Mich.—Flint Lodge, Indepen- Shaarey Zedek, urges more women
proportions that they were compelled dent Order B'itai Brith held open to take advantage of the beautiful
to expand, and In less than five years
house last evening at the Progress accommodations for Red Cross sew-
began the erection of an eight-story
building on the same premises, willoh Club to its members, their families ing. The (pieta of stork is very large,
350 Hastings Street.
Or Your Equity
and friends. The occasion was the and the workroom will accommodate
Is the present site of their business.
Special quotations for builders.
The phenomenal growth of Detroit annual installation of officers. Benja- many more workers. Every Wed-
N. Y. Stock Exchange Prices.
and the increased public satisfaction min Samuels and Julian Gusfield of nesday from 9 A. Af. until 5 P. M. All
of their business methods has forced Chicago and Edward Lichtig of Bay departments are working during the
, a further expansion. Finding their City were the speakers of the evening. above hours; you will tit in one of
eight-story building too small, they The affair was largely attended and them.
found It necessary to seek larger
518 Union Trust Bldg.
Cantor of the
Cad. 2146.
following officers installed: Presi-
quarters on Woodward avenue, with
Mogen Abraham Congregation
dent, Harry Diamint; Vice President, YOUNG PEOPLE'S AUXILIARY
Open Wed, and Fri. Eve., 7:30 to 9.
the result of the leasing of the Wash-
ington Arcade. This deal, however, \Vin. I lauser; Secretary, M. Solomon;
OF SHAAREY ZEDEK
is due to the farsightedness of the Treasurer, Robt. Kostoff. Dancing
Iiimmelhoch Bros. In anticipating fu- and refreshments concluded the even-
MEETING OF JANUARY 30.
ture needs, Inasmuch as probably five ing.
Those who attended the Y. P. A.
years will elapse before the Washing-
18 years experi-
ton Arcade building will be ready for
meeting of Jan. 30 voted the meeting
ence
use, owing to expiration of leases and
a huge success. The feature of the
Wedding Cere.
February 5, 1918,
process of remodeling.
evening of course was the splendid
8 -(- ..
monies performed
The Jewish community of Detroit Editor, Jewish Chronicle:
talk given by Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich on
takes pride in the wonderful success Dear Sir:
Office and Resit!.
"Palestine
Activities."
Mrs.
Ehrlich
of its members who are making such
Inadvertently I omitted the name of
PIM'
remarkable strides in the service of Mr. E. II. Saulson in the list I men- was a veritable encyclopedia on this
1
210 Theodore St.
(i,
subject, and filled with that fine en-
the general public.
tioned last week of Jewish young men
Our brave boys in uniform will
thusiasm which grips her audience.
North 6606-R.
who gave their time in aiding drafted
Mrs. Ehrlich did much toward giving
appreciate an opportunity to read
Former Assemblyman Jacob Gold- men with the questionnaire. Mr.
her listeners a fuller appreciation and
books, papers and magazines to
stein has been appointed an assistant Saulson was the first to volunteer for
knowledge of Zionism. She explained
keep them in touch with Jewish
district attorney in New York County. the work and one of the most conscien-
at the beginning of her talk that she
tious in performance. I regret very
matters, and to inform them of
was starting out with the premise
much that through error his name was
what is going on in their own home
that her audience knew very little
not
mentioned
with
the
rest.
towns.
about the subject of Zionism, and
Very truly yours,
FREE RENT AND COAL, until
then started with the beginning of
Place this paper and other simi-
CHARLES C. SIMONS.
March 1st. Beautiful 7-room apart-
the movement following it down to
lar literature in the hands of the
ment with all modern conveniences,
the present (lay, taking occasion to
soldiers by sending it to:
including garage, $80.00 a month.
answer the objections raised by the
499
Atkinson
Ave.
North
6284-W.
Anti-Zionists. It was a splendid heart
E. J. DRACHMAN,
Telephone Cadillac 2755
to heart talk on the subject. In the
Representative Jewish Board for
Home Cooking
Two Refined Jewish Young Women
near future talks on similar subjects
J.
ROSENBERG, Prop.
Living In a Beautiful Furnished
will be given before the organization.
Welfare Work in the U. S. Army
120
Broadway,
Detroit,
Mich.
Apartment Have Accommodations
Mr. Oshie Baker, cellist, played 50,
and Navy, Knights of Columbus
for Another Girl, Who Desires Com-
Building No. 572, Camp Custer,
fortable Living Quarters. Address ASOMM.M•• ■■■ ••MI•JM
Jewish Chronicle, 314 Peter Smith
Battle Creek. Michigan.
THIS COUPON
Bldg., Box 162.
when detached and mailed to
associate members, and honorary
members will be chosen by the execu-
tive committee.
Following are lists of the present
workers and their stations, the assign-
ments of the graduates of the train-
ing school, and the new students in
the training school:
FVFLOPING
p sTROLLICP
TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES.' SHAAREY ZEDEK NOTES
BLACK t156."4"
DETROIT
Printing Same as Always
SPRUNK
ENGRAVING COMPANY
700 MARQUETTE Baia
DESIGNING
COLOR- PLATES
PROTO-RETOUCHINi HALPT ON E 3
BOOKS
Himelhoch Bros. & Co.
MOGEN ABRAHAM
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Wonderful Success
What are they Saying
About You?
Window Shades
FLINT B'NAI BRITH
LODGE INSTALLS OFFICERS
M. FREEDMAN WINDOW
SHADE CO.
Phone Cherry 483
LIBERTY BONDS
Parker-Murton Co.
Rev. H. D. Bass
is '
nnvc rnr:
Schechter's Bank
Money Forwarded to
All Parts of the World
479 Hastings Street, Corner Division
DETROIT, MICH.
Schechter's Drug Store
477 Hastings St., Cor. Division
DETROIT, MICH.
Phoue Cadillac 3299.
1. BERKOWITZ
Dress Trimmings and Supplies
Onyx Hosiery and
Merode Underwear
Kayser Silk Gloves
396 HASTINGS, ST., DETROIT
Potts Drug Company
PRESCRIPTION
DRUGGISTS
Phones: Cad. 138 and Cad. 5552
525 WOODWARD AVE.
Cor, Charlotte
Orders Called for Delivered Any.
where.
You will find the moot complete
line In the city of
Dry Goods, Notions and Furnishings
M. ROSINSKEY'S
AT
351-355 Hastings St.
Quality Which Is Unexcelled at
Wholesale Prices
Specialist at B'rith Milaths
Send the Soldiers
Reading Matter
Communication.
BRICK
Puritan Brick and
In
Tile Co.) Bric al!
a nd
k
Mortar Stain
710 FARWELL BUILDING
Phone Main 2247-2248
CLASSIFIED LINERS
THE MADISON"
KOSHER RESTAURANT
Send money to your friends and relatives, wherever
they are, through
LAMBERT & LOWMAN, DETROIT, MICH., IS GOOD
FOR ONE ONLY ONE-OUNCE BOTTLE
VANILLA FLAVORING
an economical and indispensable baking concomitant, manufactured anti
sold by LAMBERT & LOWMAN, Detroit, Mich. Price, per pint. $1.00.
J. LEFKOFSKY
-
Kosher Delicatessen
Broadway Market
255 Gratlot
Cherry 3300.
Main 4774.
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1918
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