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Motors, Oils, Mining and Curb Industrials for Cash
Friday Evening Services.
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Services.
or on Moderate Margins
Rabbi Eugene Kohn, in charge of
Saturday. Services on the Sabbath
Save Money on 11RES
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Our New Wholesale and Retail Tire
morning begin at ten-thirty. The the leadership bureau of the national
sermon this week will be delivered organization of Young Judaea, oc- Store is Open.
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cupied the pulpit of Congregation
by Rabbi Franklin.
Full Line of Guaranteed Tires and
Sunday services begin Sharry Zedek at its Friday evening's
Sunday.
service, January 2. Ile spoke on the Factory Seconds At a Saving of 25%
O promptly at 11. The sermon to be
delivered by Rabbi Franklin this significance of the Young Judaea to 50%.
TELEPHONE CADILLAC 6150
Private appearing cars—limon-
Repairing. All
week is entitled, "Thoughts Suggest. movement in America.
Vulcanizing and
(Established 1903)
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sines and touring care for all occa-
"Religion and Ceremonials," the Work Guaranteed.
ed by Mrs. Parker's Book, 'An Amer-
Direct
Private
Wires
41 Broad Street, New York
address anounced for last week, will
Mona.
ican Idyll." '
Weekly Market Letter Sent Free
All are cordially invited to attend. be given by Rabbi Hershman at the
evening
service
Friday,
January
9.
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Woman's Auxiliary.
The Woman's Auxiliary Associa- The talk is a continuation of the
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topic "Religion, Creed, Institutions
Gratiot and Beaublen
001=1 0 • 0 =01=01= 0= 0 •-0=0 tion will resent a most interesting and Ethics, or the Essence of Reli-
musical program Monday afternoon,
J.
E.
STRALSER,
Gen.
Mgr.
Jan. 12. Mrs. Charles Lamed will gion" which Rabi Hershman began
NIrs. two weeks ago. Services begin at
entertain with a pianologue.
Cherry. 3737
Larned's ability is well known and a 8:15. Cantor Minkowsky and clibir
large audience should hear her. In will sing the evening service. E,very-
addition to the musical program the obe is welcome to attend,
Smoker in January.
regular business of the month will be
All members of the
transacted.
Plans are under way for a smoker
Auxiliary are urged to he present.
to be given Tuesday, January 20, for
Men's Temple Club.
men of the congregation. Refresh-
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The Men's Temple Club of 'Temple ments will be served and entertain-
49 GRATIOT AVE.
Beth El has planned an elaborate ing program presented.
COR. LIBRARY AVE.
program to be held on Friday evening
January 16th. The program will be
preceeded by a dinner at 6:30 to
which all members of the club are
expected to come. This meeting is
Dress Trimmings and Supplies
to be a get-to-gether affair and a
Onyx Hosiery and
splendid social time is promised. The
Merode Underwear
meeting is open only to members of Speaks on Significance of the Move-
Kayser Silk Gloves
the club but all men who are members
ment of the American Jewish Youth
DETROIT
396 HASTINGS ST.,
of the congregation may send in their
at Shaarey Zedek.
applications for membership in the
club and be admitted to the enter-
Rabbi Eugene Kohn, who is in
tainment. The charge for the dinner charge of the leadership bureau of
is a dollar. All who can attend are the national organization of Young
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requested to communicate with the Judaea, was in Detroit three days
secretary of the Club, Mr. Jos. Cum- commencing Friday, January 2, in
mins, Jewish Chronicle, Book Build- the interest of the Young Judaea
ing.
movement in Detroit. Through the
477 Hastings St, Coe. Division
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Other Activities.
courtesy of Rabbi A. M. Hershman,
Detroit, Michigan.
The usual activities of the Temple who was to speak on "Religion and
of
will be carried on through the week. Ceremonialism," Friday evening, this
Phone Cadillac 3299.
Cong. Mogan Abraham
The Charity Sewing all day Tuesday, talk was postponed one week, Rabbi
Junior Scouts on Monday at 4, the Kohn being given an opportunity to
Specialist Antiseptic
Scouts Thursday evening at 7:30 and address a gathering of about 300 on
the Adult Bible Class under Rabbi the significance of the Young Judaea
Franklin, Thursday afternoon at 2. movement in America.
244 Farnsworth Northway 2006-W
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Rabbi Mayerberg will not meet with
Calls Jews to Service.
his Class Wednesday night because
of an important engagement. It is
Rabbi Kohn pointed out that this
hoped that the week after may see was the most trying time in the his-
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DESIGNING
the class running as usual.
tory of world Jewry since the dis-
PHOTO-RETOUCHING HALFTONES
persion, and that great things will
have to be accomplished within the
TEMPLE Y. P. S. TO
49 STATE STREET TO
coming 20 or 25 years. In order that
MICHIGAN STATE TELEPHONE COMPANY
PRESENT MUSICAL
the reconstruction work may be done
PROGRAM SUNDAY in a creditable manner it is abso-
lutely essential that the Jewish youth,
Two Doors from Michigan Avenue.
A rare treat is in store for the which is soon to be called upon to
music lovers of Detroit when the take over the leadership of Jewish
Our Rates on Loans Remain at the
Student League of the Tuesday affairs, be trained for the great task
Sarno Low Figures: 2% on loans over
Musical Society will present an elabor- that is confronting us today. The
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$100. 21/2% on loans from $50 to $100.
ate program at Temple Beth El, Sun- rebuilding of Palestine as a Jewish
day evening, January 11, at 8:15 P. M., State, Rabbi Kohn pointed out, will
3% on small loans up to $50.
under the auspices of the Young require forces that can only be sup-
People's Society.
plied through the education of the
The Tuesday Musical, composed of Jewish youth, and that is being done
A Banking Institution.
the most talented artists in the city, successfully, on national lines, by the
is one of the most popular musical Young Judaea organization, with
M. J. POWERS, Manager
organizations in Detroit. The fol- "Service" as its motto.
lowing special program has been pre-
Encourages Hebrew Study.
pared for presentation Sunday even-
In speaking of education in gen-
ing:
My Curly Headed Baby....Celutsani eral, Rabbi Kohn pointed out that
CIVIL ENGINEERS
Ronald Hebrew, as the national language of
Sunbeams
SURVEYS—Land Subdivisions, Muni-
the Jewish people, is at present com-
Miss Adelaide Wallack
cipal Layouts.
STRUCTURAL DESIGNS — Plane, Es-
McDowell ing to the fore as the "living tongue
Scotch Poem
timates, Reports, Supervision.
Rogers of a living people." Being spoken,
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Tel. Main 2043
225 Farwell Bldg.
Floyd
Hickman's
Superb
Orchestra.
written
and
thought
in
in
Palestine,
Miss Dorothy Malcolmson
Surveying within 24 hours.
Dvorak Hebrew is today making fast strides
Gipsey Melody
Nevin the world over, a remarkable advance
'Twas April
being noticeable in this country.
Miss Ethelyn Wagner
Sinding Rabbi Kohn made a strong appeal
Rustle of Spring
Etude Japanese Poldini for volunteers for Young Judaea
Miss Tillie Garvett and Miss Edith work in Detroit, also calling upon
Moore will act as accompanists. The the parents to enroll their children
public is cordially invited to the con- with the Zionist movement of the
cert. No admission will be charged. Jewish youth, namely, Young Judaea.
Following the musical program a
Confers With Leaders.
dance will be held in the gymnasium.
Rabbi Kohn held two conferences
Preparations for a series of con-
with Young Judaea workers of De-
certs are under way. The next artist
troit while in this city, one Saturday
will be Edward 'fak, first violinist of
night and another Sunday morning,
the Detroit Sympathy Orchestra who
Most attractively furnished restaurant. Good, tasty, home cooking
the latter lasting late into the after-
will appear in concert Tuesday even-
served at lunches and dinner, daily and Sundays. Parties catered.
noon, both at the Shaarey Zedek
ing, January 27. He will be accom-
Synagogue. The problems of Young
Second Floor B'nal B'rith Building
panied by Francis A. Meyhew.
Judaea as they arise in Detroit were
Formerly the Alt Heidelberg
gone over, the advice given by Rabbi
Kohn promising to strengthen the
movement here.
During his stay in Detroit, Rabbi
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Kohn addressed the assembly of the
children at the Wilkins street 'Tal-
Enthusiastic Meeting Culminates in mud Torah Sunday morning, encour-
aye CELLAR FLOORS.
Formation of Local Body — Forty aging the boys and girls there to or-
ganize into Hebrew-speaking Young
Men Subscribe.
EtiaD011.
A local branch of "The Nachliel" Judaea circles, one of them already
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(God's Heritage) organized for the having been formed at that institu-
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purpose of purchasing land in Pales- tion under the name of "Ifo'ivri", the
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CHARLES A. STONEHAM & CO.
Real Estate Exchange Bldg., Detroit
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"No Promotions"
The High Cost of Living
HENRYOHATTER
The problems of peace, as did the problems
of war, involve heavy expenditures by
the Telephone Company.
There is much reconstruction and even
more advance construction work to do
before the former position of Readiness
to Serve is regained.
Little or no construction work for two
years, a vast increase in demand for
service and avast increase in the popula-
tion to be served, presents a stunning
problem to the telephone management.
A dollar will not buy as much service or
as much material as heretofore, which
further complicates the problem.
In the circumstances the Telephone
Company must adopt the policy so
uniform among merchants in every
line of business and sell its service at
higher prices.
The higher rates are a protection to a
service that is in the interest and for
the convenience of every subscriber.
HUDSON TAXI CO.
GRATIOT TIRE and AUTO SUPPLY CO.
National Head of Young
Judaea Visit Detroit to
Confer With Leaders
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JEWELRY
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146 Woodward Ave.
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Particular People Prefer
the Palais
Strictly censored. Highest
standard
—an asset not included in our statement
"showing "Total Assets $14,648,568.94," but
one that we consider priceless.
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It is the good will of our depositors and their
loyalty and faith in this bank and its princi-
ples—a feeling of confidence engendered by
67 years of sound banking practice in this
community.
GOLDMAN & ULL1AN
EISS'
Home Cooking
RESTAURANT
25 Broadway
This priceless asset is the underlying
reason for the existence of the other
14 millions of assets
"Nachliel" Palestinian
Land Corporation Forms
Detroit Branch Monday
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Lafayette and Griswold
tine and cultivating it with Jewish
labor, was formed at an enthusiastic
meeting held Monday evening at 120
Edmund place.
The "Nachliel" Land Corporation,
affiliated with the Mizrachi Organ-
ization of America, was recently or-
ganized in New York under the lead-
ership of Rabbi Meyer Berlin. The
purpose of the organization was ex-
pressed by Rabbi J. L. Fischman at
the 1919 Convention of Mizrachi
Zionists in the slogan "Redeem the
land, acquire the soil."
The local meeting was opened by
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Solomon Poliatschek of New York,
who is making a tour of the country
Phone, Market 2892
on behalf of "Nachliel." The speaker
confined himself solely to the busi-
Service Station No.3
Service Station No.1 i Service Station No.2
ness aspects of the movement. He
Marshall & Smith
21-23 ClaIrmount
East Gd. Boulevard,
demonstrated that investment in
1537 Grand River
at Woodward
Belle Isle Bridge
Palestinian land is safe, as the land
Garfield 1650
Edgewood 681
Phone Market 4732 1
values are rapidly rising. Instances
were related in which the value of the
land bad risen between three and
four hundred per cent.
Rabbi Judah L. Levin, who follow-
ed NI r. Poliatschek, called attention
to the fact that "Nachliel" was one
of the most potent factors in the
colonization of Palestine. "lie who
Comfort and Service at
buys a plot of land in Palestine is
purchasing a share of 'The World to
Come,' " the Rabbi declared.
Corner Lamed and Bates Streets
Following the addresses, subscrip-
One block from Electric Depot
tions to certificates for land in Pales-
DETROIT, MICH.
tine were offered. Over forty men
Rates Single-51W to $2.50.
in the gathering subscribed..
The work of the local organization
for the coming year will be directed
by the following officers: President,
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L. Dann; first Vice-President, A.
Keidan; second Vice-President, 1.
Ogooshevitz. Treasurer, J. Warren.
Telephone Cadillac 2755.
The Board of Directors consists of
the following: NI. Bielfield, M. Rosin-
Horne Cooldng
sky, J. Levin, I). Meister, A. Lichten-
J. LOEWENBROWN, Frop.
Detroit, Mich.
stein, L. Aglaze A. Ackerman, A.
120 Broadway,
Brand. Rabbi J. L. Levin was named
Honorary President, with Rabbi A
Aishishkin, Rabbi J. Thumin, Rabbi
J. F:isman and Rabbi J. Horowitz as
honorary members.
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Detroit Branch:
750 Woodward Ave.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Hebrew. Rabbi Kohn also visited
the Hebrew speaking circle, welcom-
ing them into the Young Judaea
movement.
Philomathic Debating Club
The question of railroad manage-
ment and finance occupied the chief
attention of the Philomathic Debating
Club at its meeting last Sunday even-
ing when the subject "Resolved
That the Plumb Plan of Railroad
Operation be Adopted" was energet-
ically debated. The advocates of the
measure, Jack Schneider and Reuben
Kaman, presented their arguments
so effectively that they won the de-
hate by a vote of 14 to 7. Maurice
Aturamoff and Wilbur De Young up-
held the negative side of the ques-
tion. The critic of the evening was
Maurice Meyers.
At the next meeting, January 11th,
merriment will hold full sway, as the
program for that evening has been
designated as "Humorous Program."
Every members of the club will parti-
cipate. A distinct novelty is offered
the Philomathic Debating Club for
the January 18th meeting. Mrs.
Jacob G. Brown, honorary member of
the club, has invited the entire organ-
ization to hold their regular meeting
that evening at her home, where she
will entertain the members. A spe-
cial program is being arranged by
the Debate Committee for that oc-
casion.
"THE MADISON"
VITA SOCIAL CLUB
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Mr. Nathan Fclilman was elected
at the last meeting as Vice-President
and Secreary of the Vita Social Club
to succeed Harry Apple, who had re-
signed after serving three consecu-
tive terms. The next weekly meet-
ing of the club will be held at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon, Jan. 11, at
the home of Samuel Scholnick, 230
Warren avenue, east.
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