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CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

PAGE FIVE

THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

of Helmstedt about 1750. The history
of one Hayyint of Rakonitz is more
diversified. He had been caught as a
burglar and. availing himself of the
credulity Of a Jesuit priest who was
chaplain of the penitentiary, he so
slowly allowed himself to become
convinced by the arguments of the fa-
ther, that the latter, tickled by the
victory which he had gained over the
hardened heart of the Jew, recom-
mended and obtained his pardon. The
new Christian received a bonus from
the emperor of Austria, wrote a text-
book for the conversion of Jetvs, but
unable to support himself in this way,
he fell back upon his former trade as
burglar. Caught a second time, he
tried the same old trick again and
played the penitent sinner. The fa-
ther was equally delighted and prom-
ised heaven to his parishioner. The
latter, however, had expected the
earth, and when the noose was hieing
adjusted to his neck, and Ile saw the
affair took a serious turn, he spat on
the crucifix which the priest held up
to hint and made blasphemous re-
marks with the result that he was
slowly tortured to death, being hang-
ed (Aug. 26, 1642) by his legs over a
slow tire and between two dogs that
snapped at him.

war against Austria had not vet been
declared, his extradition was demand-
ed on the ground of a forgery which
he had committed in England. After
a thrilling escape he was re-arrested
and sent to England on June 19, 1916
The biographies of those from whose
eyes the veil had been removed"
would lack completeness, were we not
to add the case of a prostitute of
whom Rabbi Jacob Reischer of
Worms and Metz (died 1733) reports.
She was "horn again" in Amsterdam,
but—touse missionary the
to her superstition. even as
a dog returneth to his vomit." We
learn from Rabbi Reischer that she
married a Jew and afterwards lived
a respectable life.
A Dr. Cohn of the eighteenth cen-
tury shall close the galaxy. He called
himself Jacob Frank, was successive-
ly a Mohammedan, a Greek, and a
Roman Catholic and succeeded by his
remarkable record of converting 514
Jews, at the same time, to live in great
style as Baron von Frank in a rented
castle in Offenbach. He died Dec. 10,
1791, deeply mourned by his numer-
ous creditors.

Prominent Washington Jews Receive
Honors.

All Meet Terrible Fate.

A little more humane was the end
of Moses I)obruslika of Bruenn,
whose mother possessed the privilege
of residence in the city prohibited to
the Jews as keeper of a kosher res-
taurant for the benefit of transient
Jews. Moses had the ambition of
becoming a poet and published a vol-
ume of German poems. Poetry is, as
a rule, not a paying business and
Moses became a Christian, Under his
new name he served the Austrian gov-
ernment as a spy in France. was found
out and ended on the guillotine, .Apr.
5, 1793. The same political career was
tried by Isaac Trebitsch, a Hungarian
Ilahur. who. stranded in Montreal, be-
came convinced that Christianity was
an easy road to salvation from hieing
starved to death. Ile rose rapidly, be-
came a curate of an English church,
and a member of Parliament, but aim-
ing still higher, he came to the
United States in 1915. where he was
arrested as an Austrian spy, and as

\Vashington—A painting of Mr.

Isaac Gans. a prominent Jewish mer-

chant of this city, was donated and

unveiled at the headquarters of the

\Vashington Chamber of Commerce.

CLASSIFIED LINERS

Congregational News

On Sunday morning of this week
Rabbi Marcus Salzman of \Vilkes-
Barre, l'a.. will occupy the pulpit of
Temple if El. Rabbi Salzman is an
interesting and for;efui speaker and
should be heard by a large congraga-
tion.
Services begin as usual at 11 o'clock.
.111 are welcome.

Woman's Auxiliary Association An-

nual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Wo-
man's Auxiliary of Temple Beth El
will take place on Monday. May 13th,
at 3 o'clock. There will be an elec-
tion of members for the Board of 1)i-
rectors.
An especially attractive musical pro-
gram will be presented by the well
known and popular artist, Mrs. Mau-
rice :\ lac Farland, who will give a
cycle of songs by American compos-
ers, with interpretations. Miss Man-
nenbach will accompany her on the
piano.
No charge will be made for refresh-
ments and all members are cordially
invited to be present as guests of the
Auxiliary.

YOUNG PEOPLES AUXILIARY OF
SHAAREY ZEDEK.

Orchestra Prepairing for Concert in
May.
The Young People's Orchestra has
been practicing steadily since the con
cert of March 24, in preparation for a
whole evening of music next month.
Splendid progress is being made,
though the ranks have been somewhat
depleted by the draft. New members
are cordially Invited to join. Re-
hearsal dates which formerly fell on
Sunday afternoons and Tuesday even-
ings, have been changed because of the
worn weather. Rehearsals are now
held regularly on Tuesday evening of
each week, at 7:45. Now ix the flute
to join a permanent musical organizo-
thin.

, YOUNG PEOPLE'S DANCE, SUN-

DAY, MAY 12.
The Young People's Auxiliary of
,
Shaarey Zedek will give an entertain-
ment and dance Sunday evening, May
12, In the gynmaslum, corner Willis
and Brush streets. This will be an
even more pleasant affair than those
which have preceded. Every effort is
being made to secure entertainment
features, which will make this the
most enjoyable evening of the year.
Finzel's orchestra will furnish their
wonderful dance music.

Red Cross Work.

Mr. Gans is the manager of the Saks

MOGEN ABRAHAM

& Co. Mercantile Establishment.

BOOKS
Suitable for every occasion
Suitable
Supplied by Mrs. J. Jacobs
42 Sproat St.
Cad. 425
New edition of Milwaukee
Cook Book now ready $1.40.
Delivered free.

FURNISHED ROOM—Room for rent
to young couple In nice Jewish
family in fine neighborhood. Phone
North 2444.J.

TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES. SHAAREY ZEDEK NOTES

Congregational Announcement.

/

FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT—In
beautiful high class apartment, oc-
cupied by couple without children;
shower bath and every convenience,
within walking distance of down
town. P•' ,me Cadillac 496041.

No Advance Here

FyIwriNG

Rev. H. D. Bass

pr ROLL 10
13LACK'ori;oirrAlt

Cantor of the

Mogen Abraham Congregation

Inct

,r1In

Specialist at B'rith Milaths

Announces the Removal of his

Office and Residence to

212 WARREN AVE. E.

Printing Same as Always

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DESIGNING
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HALFTON

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Do You Need Money?

If so, see me first. I pay highest
prices for diamonds, watches, gold.
silver, platinum, old gold teeth and
pawn tickets.

MAX ROSENTHAL

Room 201, Whitney Office Bldg.
172 Griswold Street, Near Garrick
Theater.

Elsewhere ill this paper is printed
the Honor Roll of the Garment-mak-
Services are held daily from 7 to 9
ing class of Temple Beth El. That
in the mornings. All those who have
this Honor Roll may grow (lay by
Jahrzeits to commemorate are invited
day is the urgent request of the Wo-
to participate in these services.
man's Auxiliary Association. The
Friday evening services are held
Ttmple
units for Red Cross garments from 5 to 7 p. m. Rev. II. D. Bass Cash at once for your bond or equity.
meet at the Temple all (lay Tuesday officiates, assisted by the splendidly New York Stock Exchange prices
and Friday and on Thursday after- trained choir. On Saturday morn-
Money Forwarded to
Cantor of First Hungarian Hebew
quoted.
All Parts of the World
noon. The Surgical Bandage classes Ings, services are held from 8:30 to
Congregation.
meet at the Phoenix Club on Monday 11:30 o'clock
Rev
II
.
.
. It . Bass offl-
479 Hastings Street, Corner Divisloo
evening and all day Thursday.
elates, and Rabbi Judah L. Levin lec-
DETROIT, MICH.
tures occasionally, dates of which
Confirmation Class.
Announces His Removal From 872
305 Broadway Market Bldg.
will be announced hereafter in this
On Friday, Nlay 17, Rabbi Franklin
Brush street to
paper.
Office Hours, 9 to 7.
Cadillac 7262
will confirm at Temple Beth El a
Hebrew School is conducted daily,
207 East Canfield, Corner Antoine.
class of twenty-nine children, whose
except Saturday from 5 until 7 p. m.
477 Hastings St., Cor. Division
names anti addresses are given here-
Congregational meetings are held
with:
DETROIT, MICH.
on the first Sunday In every month.
Ackerman, Enimaline. 29 .\Iger Act.
Phone Cadillac 3299.
Alexander, Edith, 31111 Burlingame NIondstuk, Jack, Corner Warren and
Brush Sts.
Arie, Janet. 69 Harmon Ave.
l'earl, Cecil, 172 King Ave.
AT
Ehrlich, I larold, 3111 Edison Ave.
Robinson, Sigmund, 28 Marston Ave.
Erman, Marcia, .13 Hancock Ave. \\'. Solomon, Milton, 364 Tuxedo Ave.
Dress Trimmings and Supplies
Ettenheinier, Nanette, 397 Tuxedo Stein, Myron, 116 Forest Ave. E.
Onyx Hosiery and
Stevens, Rufus, 937 Brush St.
Merode Underwear
Ettinger, Helen, 17') Hancock Ave. W. l'nger, Josephine, 386 l'allister Ave.
Kayser Silk Gloves
HOME COOKING
Einsterwald, Lucille, 225 Calvert Ave. Weil, Frank, 211 Delaware Ave.
396 HASTINGS, ST., DETROIT
Einsterwald, Myra, 108 Massachusetts Weinberg. Joe, 81 Collingwood Ave.
The service. will he as shnple as
Frank, Eugene, 98 Pingree Ave.
possible, the ritual being read in the
38 MONROE AVENUE (Second and Third Floors).
Frant. Audrey. 102 Frederick Ave-
&pain by the children. The confirm-,
PRESCRIPTION
We have excellent accommodations fur private dinner affairs, wed-
Franklin, Leo I., 111 Edison Ave.
ants and their parents join in the re-
DRUGGISTS
dings, Etc.
Goldberg, Bertram, 452 Tennyson Ave. quest that no confirmation gifts be
Phones: Cad. 138 and Cad. 5552
Goldsmith, Sylvia, 55 Massachusetts given.
525 WOODWARD AVE.
Co,. Charlotte
ave.
Services in the Temple will begin
Orders Called for Delivered Any.
Gottesman, Florence, 106 Hancock promptly at 9:45, the doors of the
where.
Ave. K.
main auditorium being closed when
Gould, Howard, 18211 Brush St.
the continuants enter the Temple.
Isenstadt, Bertha,
\Vaterloo St.
You will tind the most complete
nim in the city of
Kleinsmith. Elsie, 335 Hancock Ave,
It was Louis de Santangel and Ga-
.
brie! Sanchez, two rich Jews in Spain,
Dry Goods,
Lewis, Frances, 157 Tennyson Ave.
who furnished the money for the voy-
Loewenstein, Elsa, 92 Charlevoix.
age of Columbus.
AT

CLEANERS
AND
DYERS

Liberty Bonds

REV. M. LOEWY

Schechter's Bank

J. HUBAN & CO.

Schechter's Drug Store

WHY NOT HAVE A FAMILY DINNER

For Northeast Detroit

LIEBERMAN'S

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I. BERKOWITZ

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Ridge 435-J.

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Brick Tile ■
and

Member Federal Reserve Bank

IRS

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Prompt Delivery

W. J. BAIRD MACHINERY CO.

Mortar Stain
710 FARWELL BUILDING

Phone Main 2247-2248

STATE BANK

J. LEFKOFSKY

Telephone Cadillac 2755
Home Cooking

Kosher Delicatessen

OF DETROIT

MACHINETOOLS
FACTORY SUPPLIES
Corner Jefferson and Brush
Phone Cad. 6520

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