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Phoenix Club Elects New Officers
Uniongrams to Dr. Kohler.
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Cor. Monroe and Randolph
Branch Store
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SPRING HATS
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Spring Shades.
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LOCAL ACTIVITIES
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We Invite You to Enjoy an
Excellent Kosher Meal Amidst
Beautiful Surroundings At the
Ste. Claire Kosher Restaurant
HOME COOKING
Ste Claire Hotel Dining Room
Randolph and Monroe
We Cater for Private Parties
Officers of the Phoenix club and
Many Detroit friends of Dr. Kauf-
Phoonix Country club for the ensuing man Kohler, who celebrated his sev-
term were elected at the membership enty-tifth anniversary this week, are
meeting held on Thursday, May 2. sending him their felicitations through
The new officers are: President. Jo- the medium of Uniongrams. In this
seph I,. Selling; vice.prestilent, John way they arc expressing their semi-
Ileavenrich; secretary, Nathan M. meats to the former rabbi of Temple
Gross; treasurer, Milton Sloman; di- Beth El :mud are aiding a noble cause
rectors, Louis Kahn, I. C. Freud Chas at the same time. Information re-
I , . Simons. Henry M. Fechimer. The garding the Uniongrams may be ob-
holdover directors are Sol M. Cohen tained at the Temple Beth El or by
and Alan:lee Engass•
calling Mrs Herbert T. Stoma's, North
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3837-W
JEWISH WOMAN'S CLUB.
The at regular meeting of the sea-
son will take place on Sunday after-
noon. May 12th, in the vestry rooms
of Temple Beth 11. Reports of the
various standing committees will be
given and the speaker of the after-
noon will be Mrs. Arakie Cohen, of
IVinnipeg. Canada, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. I. M. Jacobs, of this city.
Mrs. Cohen, who writes under the
nom de phone of ".1shrila Rand." is
a public welfare worker of Winnipeg
and served one year as a member of
the Board of Education; is a book re-
viewer of note, editor of the Woman's
Page of the 1Vinnipeg 'Telegram, and
is the author of a book of poems.
NIrs. Cohn is the wife of Prof. Arakie
Cohn, of the University of Winnipeg.
Mrs. Cohen has chosen as her topic
a most timely one: "Patriotic Work of
the 1Vomen of Canada," and it be-
hooves the members of the J. \\'. C.
to avail themselves of this rare oppor-
tunity of listening to one who comes
among us with first-hand knowledge
of the work accomplished by these
brave and heroic women.
The meeting has been
called
promptly for 2:15 o'clock, one-half
hour earlier than the usual time, to
facilitate the reading of important ass -
nual reports.
JEWISH LADIES' RELIEF
SOCIETY TO HOLD CARD
PARTY FOR CHARITY
Boy Scouts at Temple Beth El.
Sunday morning, last, a troop of
Boy Scouts of America was formed
at Temple Beth El. The boys were
most enthusiastic over their organiza-
tion and they were inspired by the
illustrated talk given them by Mr. Ja-
mieson, Director of Boy Scout activi-
ties in Detroit. Brief talks were given
by air. Milton Aronheim, the Scout Nlas- F
to of the Temple Troop, and by Mr.
Milton Alexander, one of the members
of the Troop Committee. The boys
selected Thursday night as their reg-
ular meeting time.
The Scout Troop, while primarily
for the Boys of Temple Beth El, is
open to any boy who desires to join.
provided he is above twelve years of
age. For information about the troop
communicate with Rabbi Maverberg.
The Junior Scout Troop met for its
organization meeting Wednesday at
4:15 and many boys attended. The
younger troop will meet only in the
afternoon. The Junior Scouts will
have suits very similar to the Boy
Scouts and they will receive practi-
cally the same training. Mr. Marvin
Jacobs will have charge of the Junior
L
ocouts.
The Boy Scouts will meet every
Thursday night at 7:00 o'clock at Tem-
ple Beth El and the Junior Scouts will
meet every Wednesday afternoon at
4:15.
SHOW CASES
Wallcaaes. Chairs, Soda Fountains, Backbars, Tables, Stools, Window
Enclosures, Carborators.
AMERICAN SHOWCASE MFG. CO .
656-672 LORAINE AVENUE
Phone Walnut 310 For Salesman.
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FACTORY
ACCESSORIES
TI RE BARGAINS
WE SAVE YOU FROM
25 to 50%
ON YOUR TIRES AND TUBES
1830 WOODWARDAVEMARKET5091
AT PHILADELPHIA AVE.
We SELL ON EXCHANGE TIRES
It Costs More Money to !
Paint and Varnish Your
Home Each Year.
VARNISH NOW
Sherwin-Williams
Detroit Paint & Glass Co.
DISTRIBUTORS
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or Smart Dressers
OU men who are
on the lookout for
what is new and
dressy will find a real
Shoe treat in store for
you at Hack's.
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Hack s Shoe Co.
Tomaschefsky and Rumshinsky
be Thursday evening,. May 23rd, at the
Pythian 11 all. All soldiers and sailore
are cordially invited and they will be
assured a hearty welcome.
Philomathie Debating Club.
Arguments, facts and etatistics flew!
like bullets at the meeting of the
Philomathic Debating Club held last
Sunday evening, when the question:
"Resolved, that a system of social in-
surance be adopted in the United
States," seas debated. The measure
was ably defended by Harry Abram-
ovitz and Jacob Rogvoy, of the affirm-
ative, and just as vigorously opposed
by the negative. consisting of Simon
Silverman and Reuben Levine. The
decision of the organization, based on
the merits of the debate, was awarded
to the affirmative. Joseph Liburt.
With
Speaker of the club, was critic of the
evening and characterized the debate
as one of the best of the term. Next
Sunday evening the question to be dis-
cussed will be, "Resolved, that the
British cabinet form of government
be instituted in the states of Amer-
PAINT AND VARNISH
ica." AS this is the same subject that
will be debated by the Philomathic
and
the Jeffersonian Debating Club in
And Assure the Best Results
their joint debate to be held in fine,
considerable interest is attached to the
program and a good discussion is as-
sured. Another star was added to the
Service Flag of the organization when
Otto Weiss. an active member of the
club, enlisted in the navy, making a
total of 23 former and present mem-.
hers of the Philomathic who have:
138-40 Bates Street
joined the colors. Those who are in-'
terested in debating and Public sPeale -
n g and the discussion of matters of
J ewish importance are invited to at-
tend the meetings of the organization,
ti> which are held every Sunday evening
Quick Deliveries a Specialty g in
Phone Main 633
the Talmud Torah Bldg., 47 Divi-
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Arrangements are being completed
for the second benefit card party given
by the Detroit Jewish Ladies' Relief
Society at the Hotel 'fuller Roof Gar-
den. Monday, Nlay 13, at 2 p. in. Val-
uable prizes. which have been donated
by business men, will be awarded and
members and their friends are urged
to attend.
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The proceeds of theie card parties,
TRUE FRIENDSHIP CLUB.
it is announced, are used for the puf-
pose of alleviating individual cases of
destitution in Jewish families by giv-
The Trite Friendship Club, or-
ing immediate aid when there is no ganized for the purpose of developing
time to make the proper application true friendship among the members
for institutional relief. The officers held its last meeting NVednesday even-
of the society state that their organi- ing, May 8th, at the home of Mr. Sol
zation is working in harmony and co- Silverman. 56 'Wilkins St.
operation with other social agencies
The officers who are leading the or-
i n Detroit and their purposes are not ganization through a successful terns
nflicting. Mrs. Ben Mcisner, of 580 are: Mr. Skelnek. President; Miss Sla
Virginia Ave., is chairman of the Ar- wen s Vice-President; Miss Phillips
rangements Committee.
Recording Secretary; Mr. Gruskin,
Financial Secretary, and Mr. Susnik
In Black, Tan and Tony Red
Treasurer.
MONUMENT TO MAX
SCHREIBER UNVEILED
At the next meeting, which will be
—at—
held at the home of Miss Topcik, 1326
The unveiling of the monument on Rivard St., on Wednesday evening $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, $7.50
the last resting place of Nlax Schreiber May 15th, at 7:30 p. tn., members ;ire
in the Beth David Cemetery took assured an excellent program.
place last Sunday, May 5th, in the
presence of seven hundred friends and
BICUR CHOLEM JRS.
acquaintances of the late merchant
who lost his life a year ago at the
(Incorporated
Senator George M. Condon ad- hands of highwaymen. Speeches were
Mrs. Esther Grossman
dressed the Bicur Cholem Juniors at delivered by Judge A. Sellers, Henry
.Mrs. Esther Grossman, mother of
1067 Hastings at Frederick
their meeting, on Thursday evening, B. Keidan, Joseph \Veiss, and Mr. Detective Lieutenant Max Grossman.
Nlay 2nd, at Knights of Pythias hall. Block. Rabbi Ashislikin and Cantor of the Detroit l'olice Department, died
Open Evenings
Senator Condon took as his subject. Cargie officiated.
suddenly last Sunday', May 5, at her
"The General Characteristics of the
Max Schreiber was one of the most 110111C, 575 Brush St., at the age of 74
Jew," and his remarks more evidence popular individuals on the East Side years. She was born in \Varsaw, Rus-
of his knowledge of Jewish history and was well known for his'cliaritable
for
' ""(1,.1, lived in
41) OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
and the psychology of the Jew as a deeds, and left a considerable sum sia
years. Sh e s i survive(' by , h over
er nos-
race.
with
to various institutions of the city. band. three MAP; and two daughters.
"One of the distinguishing features Besides relatives from New York, Funeral services were held Monday
of the Jewish people that ennobles Chicago, Toledo, Cleveland and afternoon from her late residence, in-
them in the eyes of the world." said Brownsville, there were present at the termeist taking place at Beth Israel
qak
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th4:.4aha ol.sm- unveiling- repra‘entativ4:-...fruku..the cemetery.
The Busiest and Biggest
pathy between one another which Western Star Kurlander Verein,
holds the Jew of Russia, the Jew of sker Vercin, Beth Shill= Lodge.
East Side Jeweler.
Judah Touro, of New Orleans, was
Rumania. the Jew of Asia and the Jew Beth !)avid Congregation, and De-
one of the largest contributors to the Cot', Adams atilt Hastings Sts,
of America together as one great in- troit Home Protective League. The
fund for the erection of Bunker Ilill
Detroit, Mich.
ternational family. The wounds and large assemblage was non-sectarian in
monument, having contributed iiituen
hurts of the one are felt by the other character as NIT. . Schreiber was um-
thousand dollars.
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regardless of the thousands of mile , versa! in his friendship.
of ocean that may separate them. The
generosity that has been demonstrated
KADIMAH ZION SOCIETY.
by the Jew of America toward his
suffering co-religionists in foreign
The next regular Kadimall meet-
lands, as well as his free giving to his ing takes place Monday evening, May
Matinee and Evening, Sunday, May 10.
own country has marked a new era 13th, at 8:30 sharp, at Congregation
for the Jew in history."
Shaarey Zeilek vestry rooms.
Edwin E. Relkln, Presents
Mr. Morris Seigel gave an interest-
The meetings of late have been very
ing recitation. Miss Rebecca Selik, interesting and instructive under the
accompanied by Miss Helen Esser, leadership of the Program Committee,
In the season's greatest musical success
delighted the audience with several consisting of I). R. Stocker and Rabbi
violin solos. Miss Anna Jaslow and A.. M. Hershman, and it has been de-
"THE REVEREND'S LADY"
Mr. Samuel Weller rendered a num- cided not to discontinue the meetings
Supported by The All-Star Cast including Mrs. R. ('roger, Mr. Fried,
for
the
summer
as
usual,
but
to
con-
ber of vocal solos.
Mr. Peshoffsky, Mr. Tuveller, \liss Maine, Miss Zuckenburg, Miss
tinue from June 1, meeting once a
Dance Postponed.
Meltzer, Mr. Rubin, Miss Epstein, Mr. Schwartz, Mr. Greenberg, Mr.
month in form of an open-air meeting,
The dancing party that had been
Nathanson, Miss Finkel.
perhaps in form of an outing on Sun-
arranged for Thursday evening, May
day afternoon.
Tickets 35e to $1.50 at Detroit Opera House Dox Office or at
loth, has been postponed on account
All the members will receive notice
of the date conflicting with Shebnoth.
Nathan Schreiber's, Hastings Street.
in due time.
The next meeting of the society will
OBITUARY.
We Manufacture
HAcK
Champarado Copper Mining Co.
Is Estimated to Have Over
$300,000.00
of High-Grade Ore blocked out, ready to be mined upon Installation of MACHINERY, which is being
contracted for by our engineer.
CHAMPARADO COPPER has made two shipments of High-Grade Ore, which gave a net return of
$48.00 Per Ton
A huge ore dyke 100 feet wide runs through the CHANIPARADO PROPERTY for
These FACTS should convince the most skepticalthat CHANIPARADO COPPER is
nearly a mile.
A PROVEN MINE
We Predict $10 a Share for Champarado Copper Within Twelve Months.
Stock NOW Selling at 60c I'er Share—Cash or Terms—Par Value $1.00.
Without Notice.
REMEMBER
Price Subject to Advance
United Verde Extension sold at 50e, today
New Cornelia sold at 50c per share, today
Calumet & Arizona, sold at $5.00, today
DON'T FAIL to call and see our Ntineral Exhibit and Or e
tequest.
$39.00
17.00
70.00
from the Mine. Literature and Maps Upon
CHAMPARADO COPPER MINING CO.
329 Woodward Avenue.
601 Old Whitney Bldg.
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Reliable Jewish Representative Wanted.
Phone Cadillac 2584