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lerans of the Civil War. The Legion
SAMUEL J. RHODES TO
s non-partisan, its purpose being to
REPRESENT DETROIT AT develop a progressive spirit of
STATE LEGION MEETING Americanism among its members and
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general public.
The Grand
Rapids meeting will take up many
Samuel J. Rhodes, a local attorney, matters of vital national importance.
has been honored by election as rep-, Mr. Rhodes served as first neaten-
Detroit to the and with the 118th Aero squadron,
resentati%e ttum
to be held at having seen eighteen mouths active
pui, rican
service in France. He is a former
(,rand Rapids, 0, tober 12th and
ercsident of l'isgah Lodge. I. 0. B. B.
The American Legion is the and has been active in many other
tional organization of ex-sonic .• men
Jewish Communal movements. He a
who served with the ho.orican arm)
t h e w or ld w ar. It i s s i m il ar to a graduate of the Law College of the
Dinner Tendered Jacob
"If I can't Be Home With 'Ma' on Yom Kippur,
Nathan, Secretary of
ll'on't Fight," Said Benny Leonard
—And So the Fight Promoter Said He'd Get Benny Back to His Own
"Shute" in New York By Airplane, and the Jewish Lightweight
Boxing Champion Consented to Box in Detroit.
Northwestern Congregation
Plans Large Synagogue
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jacob Natahan, recently elected
sercetary of the Detroit Stock Ex-
change, was formally introduced to
the membership of the exchange at
a dinner given Monday night at the
Detroit Athletic club.
Benny Leonard, lightweight box-
ing champion of the world, will be
back home in New York in time for
Yom Kippur, following his bout with
Charlie Metric, held in Detroit %Ved-
The erection of an edifice accom-
The dinner was attended by 124
nesday
night. At lezist, his mother modating 1,000 persons to include a members of the exchange and repre-
in
the G. A. R. organisation of vet.' Viiiversity of Michigan,
made sure of that. modern Hebrew
school were dis- sentatives of their offices, making it
,
Leonard has a great reputa ttion not sussed 1 uesday at a meeting of the the largest gathering in the history
altallistillinilmustamiaminurammammumanittiallatamarisonuaustatenitiCamitaintatitintinsimuniniumnimustanatt4 only for being a great tighter, but organizers of the . new synagogue, re- of the organization. The large
also for being perhaps the cleanest cenff y organized
the northwestern attendance at the dinner was accepted
tighter, for being a good Jew, and as section of this city.
meeting will take place not only as a compliment to Secre-
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the apple of his mother's eye. What's
next
but as indicating also
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more, Leonard obeys the fifth coin- Tuesday evening, October at the
- an awakened realization of the larger
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mandment—"Honor thy fattier and resid
Virgience of M r. M. Schn abel ,
part that activities of the exchange
thy mother"—more than any other,
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n ia Park, at t 7:30 I '. NI. livery-
. foture , growth of
he-is at least more strict .and more one interested in the movenwnt is are to have in the
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careful ahem it than about any other. urged to attend.
And so it was that, when Billy
Secretary Nathan, introduced by
Yost Kippur services will be held
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McCarney, matchmaker at the De- at the Larrowe building, 1193 Hamil- William A. Hamlin, president of the
troit Boxing club, sent Billy Gibson, ton lionevard.
stock exchange• spoke briefly, empha-
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manager of Leonard, terms to meet
This new modern Orthodox syna- sizing the fact that some of the mem-
Charlie Metric, Bennie first went to gogue to lie erected in the northwest bers possibly has underestimated the
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mother
to
ask
her
about
it.
As
a
section of the city will be led by opportunities which lie before the
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good Jewess, Mrs. Leonard had it Rabbi Harry Z. Gordon, of Detroit, exchange. Realization of the import-
figured out at once that Bennie may graduate of New York College, ance of the organization in the com.
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be prevented from arriving home in Columbia University and the Jewish munity would supply the incentive,
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tone for the Day of Atonement.
Theological Seminary of America. Secretary Nathan said, while by pull-
- Don't take the light, Bennie," was Rabbi Gordon will be the first native ing together, it would be possible
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her advice; "I want you to lie with Detroiter to occupy the pulpit of a W make the Detroit exchange second
me on font Kippur, which comes two local synagogue.
only to the New York exchange, just
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as the city already is attaining a
E days after the fight stalled
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek
No further argument was
troit,"
The Columbus (Ohio) Jewish growth along other lines that will
necessary. - 1Vhat you say goes, ma,"
Woodward Avenue
At the 15-Mile Road
Chronicle has been discontinued and make it second only to the nation s
was his reply, and he took the papers
metropolis in importance.
A modern high grade cemetery in the midst of beautiful surround-
its place taken by the Jewish Life.
Lack to Gibson.
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Gibson naturally remonstrated, but
The only exclusive Jewish cemetery in the city that guarantees to 2
a in vain. Leonard insisted that he had
every purchaser PERMANENT MAINTENANCE.
to go to "shale" on Yom Kippur and
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If you have not already made reservation for a family plot, you can :g.
u that the tight was off. Gffson at
do so now.
E once notified WC:viler who in turn
The Cemetery Board meets In the synagogue at Willis and Brush a. em in touch with Major Cushman
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every Wednesday evening at eight; and Sunday mornings at ten. I Rice, in charge of the aviation sec-
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tion of the War Department. in the
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hope that arrangements might be
made to have the champion taken
home in an airplane in time for the
holy day, in case train connections
c,tild not be made.
When this arrangement was made,
the next sten to be taken was to get
in touch with ''Ma" Leonard. The
latter realized that the terms were
fair and consented to have Bennie
come out to Detroit.
Another interesting incident regard-
ing the Jewish boxer, Bennie Leonard,
is brought up by the challenge to
Lew Tendler, of Philadelphia, also a
Jewish lightweight. Leonard gave
Tendler time until October 1 to ac-
cept or reject his challenge, pledging
also that in case of acceptance he
would donate $2,500 to the Hebrew
building fund now conducted by the
Federated Jewish Institutions of New
York. Tendler, as a Jew, is thereby
placed in a peculiar position in that
Ile cannot sidestep now without do- is
ing a lot of explaining. Which also
shows the smart work of Benny.
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I. 0. B. B. GLEE CLUB
PROGRESSING RAPIDLY
Morris Steingold, popular young
vocalist, and Chester L. Schwartz,
Detroit attorney, have joined the
Glee Club of the I. 0. B. B.
To date eleven have joined the
newly organized Glee Club. All
B'nai Brith members with avowed or
hitherto unknown vocal talent are in-
vited to join. Nine more applicants
can be accepted. Vocal tests will be
held by Director I. l.eonard Braun,
who can be reached at 26-8 Penob-
scot Bldg., Main 160.
David J. Marymont, baritone, and
Dr. Hilliard H. Goldstick, bass, have
heen selected by the Director as solo-
ists. Rehearsals are held every
Tuesday and Thursday evening at the
home of Mr. II. D. Marks, 904 Brush
street. Mrs. Marks accompanies the
singers.
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Polish Officer Suppresses
Anti-Semitism Among Men
WARSAW.—The commanding offi-
cer of the new Polish regiment
which recently entered Sedlitz has
received the grateful thanks of the
Jews of the city for having taken
effective measures which forestalled
and prevented threatened anti-Semit-
ic demonstrations on the part of his
soldiers. After discovering the be-
ginning of an agitation among his
men which would very likely have led
to serious results, the commander
took immediate steps to let it be
known that no disturbances of such
a nature would lie countenanced.
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All types for Autos and Motor Trucks.
Two-wheelers, Semi-trailers and Four-wheel Re-
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Owen & Graham Co., Distributors
East Grand Blvd. at Oakland Ave.
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Monday, October 6th, 1919
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Captain M ose W eingarden, for 27E0
years in the fire department, has St
through meritorious service, won a 4:
promotion to battalion chief. Ile will
begin his new office October 1st. Eti
Mr. Weingarden entered the serv- te
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CARMEL KOSHER RESTAURANT
Detroit, Michigan
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Under Supervision of Rabbi J. L. Levin
NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Meals Served from 11 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Twenty-First Branch Banking Office
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Most attractively furnished restaurant. Good, tasty, home cooking
served at lunches and dinner, daily and Sundays. Parties catered.
Second Floor B'nai B'rith Building .
Formerly the Alt Heidelberg
Capt. Mose Weingarden.
tache , 1 to Engine Co. No. 3 and later +.
transferred t o Ladder Co. No. 5. .14
When promoted he was captain of !Pi:
Engine Co. No. 35.
Battalion Chief Weingarden lives :•
with his wife and family at 154 Beth- re"
MEN!
Alvin I). Hersch, prominent De-
troit attorney, has been appointed on
the faculty of the l'iliversity of 1)e-
troit. Ile with teach Chattel Mort-
gages and Conditional Sales.
Mr. Hersch is considered an au-
thority on the subject of Chattel
Mortgages. In 1918 he published a
650 page book under the name of
"Ilersch's Michigan Chattel Mort-
gages." which received very favorable
comment from bench and bar.
Mr. Hersch is ex-president of the
Central High School Alumni Asso-
ciation. He is a member of the Delia
Theta Phi Legal fraterntiy.
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