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THE DETROIT

EWISH CHRONICLE

"YIZKORE"

emits rest), but, alas, there are no
graves to visit; the graves have been
. sacrilegiously demolished by murder-
ous hands.
A Hebrew poet once lamented,
A periodical audit, whether
"There is nothing left for the Jew but
monthly, quarterly or yearly,
A Sermon Delivered
reflects the true condition of a
the grave." Ile has no home, no land,
business.
By RABBI E. AISHISKIN.
nothing but a grave. But times have
Comparisons from one period
greatly changed since then. If the
to another can be made which
This noble practice of honoring our poet had lived now he would have
furnish executives with an
authoritive basis on which to deceased parents by offering on all said: "Not even a grave is left to the
determine future operations.
holidays special services in their mem- Jew." Our very graves ,have been
The contingency of financial ory, and thereby making liberal destroyed."
errors under the system of per- pledges towards various charitable in-
In our Yizkore recital this year, we
iodical auditing is eliminated.
stitutions is indeed one of the fittest have mourned the untimely death of
our
holy martyrs in Poland, Ukraine,
tributes paid to our departed dear
Galicia, etc. We have thereby made
ones.
The grief is great, the pain keen. pledges of charity "B'ad Hazkorath
and the eyes overflow with tears when Nishmosom," in memory of the souls
we utter the names of our dear ones of the departed.
I.et us then not forget our solemn
lost to us.
We say "Ovee Morse" and "Imee promise. Let every one lend a help-
(New York)
Morosee," which means means our ing hand to . "the relief drive" which
Dime Bank Bldg. Cherry 271
parents who taught and.guided us..Of will be launched soon. Let us re-
Woolworth Bldg., New York
all the teachers we have during our member our starving sisters and
brothers on the other side of the At-
lantic.

A Periodical Audit

A MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Talmud Torah Pupils
Celebrate Simchas
Torah With Festival

Certified Public Accountants

At least one Jewish institution in
the city celebrated Simchas Torah
last week by reviving the old customs
and ceremonies and rejoicing with
the Torah in the old-time fashion of
marching around the room with the
scrolls, flags and various other dec-
orations. The 600 pupils of the Wil-
kins street Talmud Torah gathered in
the assembly of the school with their
parents and friends and celebrated
the holiday in a unique manner. Each
pupil had designed a flag of his own
expressing ideas befitting the times,
and putting a national tone on the
designs.

Congregation Emanuel
Northwestern Synagogue
Elects First Officers

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Through error a misstatement was
printed in these columns last week
regarding the election of temporary
officers of Congregational Emanuel
the synagogue to lie erected in the
northwestern part of the city. The
organization has been perfected and
permanent officers elected.
Mr. Louis J. Shapiro, formerly of
Norfolk, Va., and for the past three
years a resident of Detroit, was
elected President. hlr. Shapiro was
formerly secretary of Beth El Con-
gregation of Norfolk and superin-
tendent of its Sunday School. Mr.
E. Lightstone was elected Vice-Presi-
dent; Mr. M. Blumberg, Treasurer,
and Mr. Harry Love, Secretary.
At a meeting Tuesday night, held
at the resident of Mr. M. Blumberg,
504 Atkinson, a generous sum was
contributed and a committee in-
structed to buy quarters in which to
hold services. Accommodations will
also be secured for a Hebrew School.
It is the plan of the Committee
to open the Hebrew School within
three weeks. This school will be
conducted according to modern meth-
ods and will be under the supervision
of efficient teachers.
Another important meeting will
be held Tuesday night, October 28,
at Mr. Blumberg's residence. Jewish
residents of the northwestern section
of Detroit are cordially invited to
attend.

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Residenta of the Hamil-
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We shall endeavor to ren-
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Through the courtesy of Mr.- I.
Lieberman, of 299 East Kirby avenue,
ten prizes were offered to the ten
best flags. The prizes consisted of
several sets of Jewish ;history by
Dubnow, and other valuable articles.
The auditorium was crowded to the
doors and hundreds had to stand in
the hall. A great number was locked
out of the building entirely. The
ideas expressed on the Hags were so
well conceived and so nicely elaborat-
ed that they received the admiration
of the attendance present. All of the
600 pupils took part, marching around
with the "Ilakofeth." The principal
of the Talmud Torah, Mr. 11. Isaacs,
was in charge of the celebration.

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Home Association will give their first some forty years ago, and has
brought almost a quarter of a million
annual ball at the Arena Gardens
to the various Jewish charitable and
Sunday, November 2.
The proceeds of the ball will form benevolent societies of the city. Mr.
the nucleus of a fund with which it Moses was also a trustee of the Tem-
is hoped to open a home for Detroit ple Emantt-E1 since 1868, and was
vice-president of the Board for the
Jewish orphans sometime in Decetn-
bee. The society tenders a cordial in- last tenars. For more than thirty
Sher-
ars he yeas a member of the Sher-
citation to Detroit Jewry to atteml ye,
iff j s ury.
the dance, which aside from its
charitable purposes, trill afford a very
Rabbi Benjamin Friedman, former-
enjoyable evening. :\ splendid orches-
tra has been engaged to furnish the ly chaplain, U. S. A., with the 77th
music. There will also lie a varied Division, has been elected rabbi of
and interesting program of entertain- Temple, Society of Concord, Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
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Arena, Mon., Oct. 27

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An interesting part of the ceremo-
nies was the singing of hymns and
national songs. The discipline shown
by the pupils was marvelous in that
they appeared like a trained army in
their ceremonial march. It was gen-
erally conceded that the Talmud Torah

lifetime, our fathers and mothers are
our true teachers and guides. We
rightfully express then our apprecia-
tion of their guidance and mourn the
loss of the real love and friendship of
which we have been deprived.
"Yizkore" is being recited on a day
of joy, on a yont-tov. Zinati Simcho-
seinn. It is thus being used as a check
to our rejoicing.
The woe and sorrow expressed with
the recital of "Yizkore" are being
heard throughout the entire Jewish
world. The tears of the one intermin-
gle with those of the many.
Even though we are happy, we en-
joy riches, prosperity, but the minute
we utter the names of our holy mar-
tyrs who were hrought to an untimely
end by the murderous hands of the
Phil. Just W. of Hamilton
rioters, our hearts ache and our eyes
Mrs. Sarah Harris, wife of Morris
are filled with tears.
WE DELIVER
hlany of us have cherished the Harris, of 19 Greenfield, passed away
after
a lingering illness Friday
thought of going on "Kivrei Ovos"
(visiting the graves wherein our par- morning, October 17, at the age of
63. The funeral was held from the
residence Wednesday, Rabbi A. M.
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place at Clover hill Park cemetery.
In the twenty-three years of her
residence in Detroit, Mrs. Harris had
endeared herself in the hearts of a
wide circle of friends. She was a
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scored a hit with this celebration and
showed its influence over the young.
After the celebration, refreshments
were served by the Ladies' Auxiliary,
NEW YORK.—Moses M. Moses,
of which Mrs. hi. Katzin, 577 Beau- merchant and philanthropist, died re-
bleu street, is president.
cently of arteriosclerosis, after a brief
illness of about a week. Although in
his seventy-ninth year, his health had
been excellent until recently, when
The Washington Progressive Club the disease which caused his death
has made final arrangements for its set in.
first dance of the season, which will
Mr. Moses was born in this city
be held at the Arena Gardens, Sun- June 29, 1841, the son of Henry Mo-
day. evening, October 26. This is the ses, a leading merchant. He spent
first of a series of six dances, to be his entire life here, and was well
given by the club at the Arena, dur- known as a philanthropist, particular-
ing the winter months.
ly in the field of Jewish charities. Ile
The club has now entered in its was for more than fifty years in the
twelfth year and for this season has tea and coffee business, being the sen-
arranged some interesting events in- ior member and surviving partner of
chiding talks by some of the promi- the firm of M. 11, Moses & Co. In
vent men of the city. dancing, par-21867. he married Esther Stiller, who,
ties and other social affairs. '
wich.a' daughter. Mrs. William W.
The club meets every Monday at Vaughan, survives him. The couple
8:30 p. tn. at its club rooms in the celebrated their golden wedding two
Jewish Institute Building. years ago.
Founders of the Purim Association,
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an organization devoted to raising
money for Jewish charities, Mr. Mo-
ses became its president upon its in-
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