THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE . PAGE EIGHT DECIDE ON JEWISH CAMPAIGN TO RAISE ADDITIONAL $100,000 - - -- ---- -- - Prominent Jewish Workers Meet on Wednesday and Plan Intensive Drive Among Jews Only—Comparative Lists of Contributions to Be Made Public—Call for Workers to Attend Meeting at Phoenix Club Sunday. ADOLPH FINSTERWALD IS NAMED AS CHAIRMAN With their minds set in grim deter- oral months becanse of his trip to Ern mination to uphold the good name rope to make a study of industrial and honor of the Jewish people of conditions there. licaccepting the directorship of the Detroit,a number•of prominent at Jew- the coming drive Mr. Finsterwald ex- ish men and women evening. pressed his optimistic belief that the Phoenix Club, Wednesday s November 19th, to discuss means and $100,000 would be easily raised, and that there would be a large oversu b- do methods of arousing their co-religion - ists of the city to the urgent acres- scription. Ile urged every Jew to . sity' of doing their full duty for the his utmost not only in the contribu- . but in get ting is Detroit Patriotic and Comunity tion neybe moscri his owit sub to to the very Funds. No feeling of sadness or ti n chagrin at the failure of the drive limit themselves. Ile stated that it ' possessed them. They would listen would be necessary to employ over 200 workers on the teams. and made to no words of defeat. They came to express their enthusiastic faith in the a plea for a large attendance at the desire and the ability of their own Sunday meeting at the Phoenix Club. • To Meet Sunday. people to uphold the good name they Plans for an intensive campaign had earned in former years as liberal were tentatively formulated, but final givers in causes of Mercy. Before the meeting was well under action will be taken at a meeting to way they resolved that they and their be held by the general committee on fellow Jews should and would respond Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the • Phoenix Club. Lists are being pre- at once to the call. pared showing all Jewish donors to $100,000 Additional. One hundred thousand dollars ad- relief funds in past years, and the ditional from the Jewish people to till comparative amounts they have given the quo ta for the Detroit Patriotic this year. These lists will be par- Fund." In these words is summed tip celled out to various teams, and every the resolve of those present at the person on the lists will be visited per- meetin, and sentiment will be sonally by one or more members of g by e very this Jew in Detroit who the train. The campaign will be con- echoed This Is The Newest All You Have Heard in Praise for the Essex Applies to This Model—Note Its Wide Utility Essex Favorite TO ALL PUBLIC-SPIRITED JEWS OF DETROIT! This is the latest Essex to win its way with that large motoring class that now realize the advantage of light weight and sturdy, durable construction. Heretofore roadsters were available in two distinct classes only. One was the light car, at- tractive principally for its low price and operating cost. The other large, heavy and costly. An impressive car because of its size, comfortable, durable and exclusive because so few could afford a two seater, that in all essential respects is as expensive to operate as a seven-passenger. But those who wanted an economical, reliable car, who wanted comfort, performance and a car they could be proud to own, had no other choice. The Jewish Community of Detroit is called upon to raise an additional $100,000 to complete their share of the Patriotic Fund Quota. A separate Jewish compaign will be carried on to raise this amount. Your Help Is Needed A meeting of workers and all those interested in the success of this effort will be held at the Phoenix Club on Sunday afternoon, November 22, at 3 o'clock. Detailed plans will be announced. Every Jew who has the welfare of Detroit Jewry at heart should rally to this important service and aid in the upholding of our reputation as public spirited - But Now Esse:c Fills the Bill citizens. COME TO THE PHOENIX CLUB, SUNDAY AT 3 P. M.! g the has the welfare of the community at ducted alon •1- Relief Drive of 1917, e d by David A. Brown, vice-president Of when over $300,00 was rais . The the l'atriotic Fund and Community Jews alone in a short period tyof every Jew in the city to/On-1 Union, delivered a stirring address in abili • which he recited the facts of the fund tribute will be determined. and he will I drive and emphasized the extreme he asked to give according to his need of the raising of an additional known wealth. All contributions will $100,000 by the Jews of Detroit. Ile he published in The Detroit Jewish called attention to the fact that the Chronicle, and the suggestion that amount set aside for exclusively 1 ew- names of "slackers" be published is 000. or seriously considered. ish purposes totalled over $500, - Women Have Separate Teams. 105 of the entire fund, and stated that the Jews also owed a duty to By virtue of their meritorious work contribute to the maintenance of all in the initial campaign, it was decided the non-Jewish agencies listed under to permit the %cornett's teams, which the Community Union. were directed by NI rs. I/avid A. "I ant not a bit pessimistic about Brown to work independently of the our so-called failure to 'go over the men's teams. top' in this drive," said Mr. Brown The following men are mentioned "The fact that we didn't duplicate our efforts of 1918 when we raised consid- on the tentative committee: Messrs. erably more than our quota in a few Adolph Finsterwald, chairman: Julian days means nothing more than that Krolik, Ike Goldberg, Abe Shiffman, thousands of people who were can- Harry Grant, \\'alter Fuchs. Albert vassed last year, and who gave liber- Schloss, Jacob Roth, Samuel H•aven- rich, Nathan Gross, Israel Himelhoch, ally were not approached this year.' In support of this, Mr. Brown cited Milton A. Alexander, Nathan Robin- the receipt of many letters from peo- son, M as Lieberman, Sam Sarasolm, ple after the close of the campaign Maurice lIreyfuss, Fred NI. Blaze!, this year stating that they were not Clarence Enggass, Harry Frank, Jo- seph J. Cummins, Morris Friedberg, approached to subscribe to the fund. Sam Summertield, !tarry Gerson, Adolph Finsterwald Named John Ileavenrich, J. II. Lasky, Max Chairman. May, Albert Hecht, Simon D. Rosen- r. Brown paid a great tribute to sweig, Nlorris Weis, Henry NVineman, the work of Mr. Adolph Finsterwald Andrew \\Inman , Ben It. Jacob,! on behalf of the fund. Besides being Friedman, Ilarry Keidan, Ju- one of the largest contributors to the lius Berman, Dave Stocker, Morris fund, Mr. Finsterwald is credited with Ctarvett, Ben Ginsburg. Joseph Sell- bringing in the greatest individual ing, Rabbi Leo M. Franklin, Rabbi percentage of subscriptions from the A. M. Hershman, Rabbi Judah L. J ewish people. In recognition of his Levin, Rabbi Samuel, S. Mayerberg.1 great work, Mr. Finsterwald was un- M embers of the general committee animously named Chairman and Di- are especially urged to be present at rector of all Jewish participation in the next meeting at the Phoenix Club,1 the continuation of the fund drive. on Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, so thrown who has acted in this cap- that a more efficient organization may acity hitherto announced that he be developed. would be absent from the city for see- I labor problems, will speak at Temple Beth El, on the subject, "What Capi-' I tal and Labor Owe to the Public and Themselves," under the joint auspices i of the Jewish Woman's club and the !Young l'eoples' society of Temple -- Beth Et The Young l'coples' Auxil- iary of Shaarey Zedek will lw guests of the Jewish Woman's club and the Young Peoples' society for the lees 1 It, like the touring model, makes its appeal in all the most wanted qualities. It is light in weight, but is also durable and comfortable to ride in. It has performance that makes it a leader in any group of fast-traveling cars. Essex owners are never distanced if they want to lead. The lines vre attractive. The durability is of the standard established by more than 18,000 Essex cars now in service. Makes Ideal Business Car Many business houses use Essex roadsters, They paid perhaps less attention to its appear- ance than to its endurance. They were not so much interested in its speed as in freedom from Suit and sample cases can be carried unseen under the rear deck. Provision is made for such large articles as trunks. Inspectors, salesmen and professional men par- ticularly like the Essex. It meets their wants in performance and reliability. It gratifies their taste in looks. They like its rattle-proof construc- tion. They like the way it retains is newness. And of course they like the car that takes no back position for even the most powerful and fastest cat s. The ease with which the Essex can be driven, its short length permitting parking in spaces too small for most cars, and its good looks :re m1rl7a of advantage you hear everyone talking about. The Essex roadster is as distinctive in its ad- vantages as the touring and sedan models. No buyer will go far wrong if his car selection is based on what owners say for it. And w hat car enjoys such endorsement as the Essex?. 286 E. Jefferson Avenue r ±•- •10T1 S • '•'=_.ire ._ r 3 — - 8.27.2.7111v7‘Ars 6,27. , '"' If You Want to Be Sure to Have a AD LAMPS —numerous styles- a Both gatherings of the members of the family from far and near. Would you have your home with- out music on such occasions—whwen you can buy The Sadora 68 ■111 .111.11111.1111...M1 Melrose 5509 913 Hastings St. at Crosstown 307 When Wanting Cadillac main - - - 2324 hurry • 3366 Fresh Fish call 348 E. High St. 5 onto & Coe Thanksgiving first! Then Christmas! by paying only $10 down—and pay- ing the rest of its small price. IEDENBERG FURNITURE HOUSE NI 11.1111 I You'd Better Buy It NOW ! 15% to 25% W E have been very fortunate in securing a beautiful sam- ple line of floor lamps which we offer our customers next week at savings of 15 to 25' "(. All makes e- in Your Home to Play Your Christmas Carols Savings of pr 0 f e S S o f. of po li t i ca l the last months of the great struggle. coupled with a review of Inc life of 23, Dr. Hertzel. The next meeting will On Sunday evening. November at 8 o'clock, Dr. Leslie Willis Sprague, take place at the synagogue at three I o'clock. noted authority on industrial and I Al 'IZ'Amt":".A7..sZt4-",, - - -1, ,„„„„.,.„„„„„„,„„„„.,„„„„„„.. „„„„„„„„,„,„„„„,„„„.. „„„„„„„„,„„„„„„„„,„„,„„.. ., „ , ...„„, ....... n_ An Extraordinary Sale E n i Y. J. L C. Main 3786 EIRM1111011 rairataZAZA. PrEPHI ENEEPHIEVIII III Dr. Sprague, Industrial Expert, , Speaks Sunday Night—Enter.' tainment, Dance to Follow. Dr. Joseph R. Hayden, assistant I lure. A musical program of merit which' sc i enc e i n the University of Nlichigan, will speak has been prepared by the Young before the Jewish Woman's chili at 1 Peoples' society includes Miss Jean- its regular monthly meeting. Monday cute l'anover. soprano; s Miss Edith Screiber, nist; and will 2:30 at I Atkins, piaDancing Louiconclhu afternoon, December will violinist. Dr. Hayden Temple El. of entertainment. d: an ' appear in place of Professor Beth I. Leo' unusual program i Sharfman, who was scheduled to speak on "Culture and Democracy." Dr. Hayden, who is one of the younger members of the faculty of ; the U. of NI., has made a brilliant rec- I ord in scholarship and is an excellent The November loth meeting of the speaker. His subject, "The President,, Judean I.ite ra ry c lu b took the Senate, and the Treaty," is espe- ; Young u sy nagog Z e dek e ace at the S p lhaarey daily timely and appropriate. During ! g the war, l'rofessor Hayden held the at three o'clock with a lare read, attend- the l ance. After minutes were. position of lieutenant in the nava f the commitees were given. reserves and commanded one of the , reports onday' meeting will witne ss a ot Su U. S. railway action on the batteries western w front during very interesting program. An out in Roadster Has Large Carrying Space The Bemb-Robinson Co. Dr. Hayden To Discuss Treaty at Tempe Beth El at Monday Meeting ..■■•■•• , mechanical care. Their salesmen have not till time for roadside tinkering. Appointments must be kept. Traveling schedules must not be inter- rupted, and the driver must not be wearied by riding, driving delays or attention to the car. They chose the roadster because of what others have said in its praise. They heard the same good things said for it that you hear. Surely no car ever had more enthusiastic friends. Thirty million dollars paid by individual users mark the confidence all have for Essex. Prompt Delivery in installments for twelve months? (tear the Sodom! Its sweet, clear tone will convince you that it is THE phonograph for your home! Sadowski Music Co. 242 East Jefferson Two Blocks from Woodward 2208 Jos. Campau Hamtramck 982 Mack Avenue Corner Ilaidnin 1 ,1 ,'1,1 ■, ,,'111,'0i1111:'111, ■ 1 1072 Chene Street Bet. Frederick and FanoOentt11. 962 Gratiot Corner Mitchell 2430 East Jefferson Fairview, near Lillihrldge I MO .14 sionvezzonaag.