THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE TWELVE a il 11 CHARLES A. STONEHAM & CO. Real Estate Exchange Bldg., Detroit o II 0 ; (Established 1903) Weekly Market Letter Sent Free A course in agriculture has been opened at the Mikvell Israel school in the Aloha Ilaavoila. • e . "No Promotions" 0=0 = 1= I J . ilTa by 2 for 25c 15c each 25c each Havana Cigars Norman Bros. 965 Michigan Glendale 2777.2778-2779 10 HUDSON TAXI SAM LEVISON, Mgr. The \I izrachi organization of Poland is about to open an instinition I for the advancement of Jewish learning at Warsaw. • a . •I DGE GAIN 0 Private Appearing Cars Limousines—for all occasions Direct Private Wires 41 Broad Street, New York o 11 CADILLAC O' TELEPHONE CADILLAC 6150 11 fA X1 g Motors, Oils, Mining and Curb Industrials for Cash or on Moderate Margins West 1170 I /r. Boris E. Greenberg bas been elected superintendent and resident Boston. phy sician of the Beth Israel I I ospital • . • MAXWELL L. COHEN, A. LAPIN COHEN, Secretary President A MAZDA LAMP CONTRACT WILL ENTITLE YOU TO A PRICE BASED ON THE YEAR'S CON- SUMPTION. SHALL WE SEND A REPRESENTATIVE? A celebration in honor of the opening of a sugar factory in Jaffa by essrs. Levinstein and Schulman was notable for the good relations it evi- denced between employer,. and employes.. A kitchen financed by the orphan committee has been opened in Jeru- salem to supply meals to the trade apprentices who attend Hebrew evening classes. Most of these apprentices are orphans. • . • A committee has been appointed to arrange plans for the establishment of a tuberculosis sanitarium in Arizona, under the auspices of the I Irrith lodges of the Pacific coast. • • • has been elected CleVeld1111, ( Rabbi Solomon liezaliel Friedman, rabbi of Poale Zedek Congregation of Pittsburgh, Pa. Ile is a graduate of the Jewish Theological Seminary at New York. • GREAT LAKES ELECTRIC CO. likbloo's Largest Elschic Supply Jobber Cue Oil ice b *mhos* Iamb 011ue k Watley,' :Sirs. Bella I.. Moskowitz, secretary of the New York Reconstruction Co omission and Governor's Labor Board, is in favor of establishing a labor Ch. aring house for the garment and allied industries. • • • Rabbi J. Max \\*els has inaugurated a movement in Gary, Ind., to form ..immunity Council, an organization representative of the various civic . a N rOIPIDATINS am philanthropic agencies. WATER-PROWG —r.s.-- • t .°° CELLAR FLOORS. At Cleveland, Ohio, Judge Nlaurice Berton has been appointed judge _ A e . Bond's.' DsophOOFto ---;----7-- the Common Pleas Court to succeed Judge Frank E. Stevens. Judge of - -....ei n e rnon has been actively identified with Jewish organizations and communal „rag) reomallARroR001 . agRombetp en terprises. 04.1.7,. OoRoo CT * • • 10621 (f) RE-COVERED A new Yiddish-liebreW dictionary is being prepared by "Sefatenu," a 1 COLZaPANIVI , a GUAIMN7f1D. • 501 lit brew speaking organization, Which now has a membership of more than (E- 401 injerusaleni. It is also issuing a list of useful words in I lebrew, English, 141R WATER PROOF PAINT. cock, etc. • • • ) PLASTIC-SLATE,GRAVEL.SLATEeTILE ROOFING. Fr Rabbi Adolph Steiner of Lima, Ohio. has been elected a member of the (T CORNICES. S K Y LIGHT S.GUTT ERS,CON DOCTORS. )licit of Boy Scouts of m•rica. Rabbi Steiner is the originator of a e adopted by the Lima Rotary Club to sponsor the local Boy Scout No oNE Y SCHREIBER, Rey TREAS. re solution its charier. I ZI2- 214 HANCOCK AVE. WEST. DETROIT MICH. III vement, and was instrumental • in obtaining • -,..,-- Cadillac 4642 227 E. Jefferson • KLEIN & LEITNER REST AU R ANTI 25 BROADWAY Most attractively furnished restaurant. Good, tasty, home cooking served at lunches and dinner, daily and Sundays. Parties catered. Second Floor B'nal B'rith Building Anti-Semitism is becoming more widespread and attended by acts of vi olence ill Germany and Austria and wherever German influence is domi- Formerly Weiss's Restaurant lit On the miles hand anti-Semitism appears to be abating, however owly, as German influence in eastern Europe wanes. • • • _ ,...4 A - , ./8. - , . , 1:.i--. aist ■ ilil 1 I ' 11:41 Pt liner 61 u 77. ' 'r ' ...- 4 II PP [Parr 1 ,' 7Vatiale P1111011 PUP IiI48 i 3'1 e( 1 i 'P Art I V OCAPPORP - 6,yp I ' MAIM) lli IC _UP. - ° ° 'Net* ti4 " 1 erras1 si, • Rabbi Louis I. Newman of the Bronx Free Synagogue, New York, has en elected a member of the American Society of Biblical Literature and xegesis. Rabbi Newman is the joint author with Professor \Villiam Popper a volume entitled, "Studies in Biblical Parallelism." . • The parents of the pupils attending the Herzliall gymnasium in Jaffa rticipate in the management of that institinion. It was decided to open preparatory school to the gymnasium to teach Hebrew to the many new migrants that are expected. This school is to be controlled exclusively 9 the gymnasium and rt ceives no sub ention front the board of education. • • -1 t CLEVELAND DETROIT eeeee iiiiiiiii i 111.1im • USED CARS Wanted The great lack of modern agricultural machinery which has been long It ill Palestine has caused representatives of the colonies of Rislion, Pe- ach Tikvah, Nes Zionali, Rehobot, Gederali, Beer Jacob to negotiate with le 1. C. A. to open a store in Jaffa where these implements will be sold on he installment plan. Machines for pealing almonds are wanted particularly. • • • — WE PAY SPOT CASH — ALKON AUTO SALES Select Dancing Nightly Palais de Danse 35 Palmer West, Near Woodward Particular People Prefer At a largely attended and enthusiastic meeting of Congregation Obey h a l m , H un ti n gton, W. Va., Rabbi Abraham Feinstein (IL U. C., '19) was The Cost cf Upkeep the Palais -elected for two years. As all appreciation of his services, both to the A rundown business is like a dilapidated house, the cost of Strictly censored. Highest ongregation and the community, a handsome increase to his first salary putting either one back on its feet is of ten greater than it would as voted. standard be to start all over again. JEWELRY, Ir • • • To let the telephone run down, in quality of service or in me- Floyd HIckman's Superb Orchestra. Rabbi Maxwell Silver (II. U. C., 1916), recently of Brooklyn, N. Y., chanical equipment, would mean far more than a loss to the as married on January 14111 last to Miss Jane Baratz, daughter of Mr. and telephone company, it would mean a loss in 146 Woodward Ave. Irs. M. Baratz, of New London, Conn. The wedding took place at the business to every user of the telephone. rocker House, New London, Rabbi Aba Millet Silver, brother of the groom WE MUST HAVE It has always been the policy of the Tele- phone Company to keep its property in such c fficiating. The bride is a graduate of the Connecticut College for \Vomen SUPPORT YOUR IF YOU ARE repair that its subscribers receive the greatest a nd is also an accomplished singer. * • • possible benefit. TO HAVE THE But t) keep things "ship shape" requires Advocate Rosenbaum of Kovno, president of the Jewish National ouncil, and formerly a minister in Lithuania, states that this tiny country T E L E P H ON E money, more money today than ever before. Materials cost more and wages have in- s one of the few in which the Jewish population has at present nothing to creased in an attempt to keep pace with the i omplain of. Among the eastern states, which have stepped into the heri- —Absolutely Kosher increased cost of living. age of the Russian empire, it is the one bright spot. \Vhat anti-Semitism The Telephone Company is waking hard to make ends meet. to keep its Under personal supervision of Rabbi Judah L. Levin Russian officials. I t •xists is among the loins and former an d to pay wages which will snore property i atelhgent l proper °pertain, condition • A real Kosher Restaurant, with the hest of home cooking, all mid loyal service for the telephone user. the most foods strictly fresh. Sorted in attractively furnished quarters. if YOUR loyalty to the telephone will ma:ge it easier for us to serve you. .\ notable marriage ill London was that of Mr. Cyril F. Goldsmid and lacks' Carmel Kosher Restaurant MICHIGAN STATE I I TELEntiora COMPANY e Renovators JEWEL FEATHER MATTRESS & BEDDING CO. WILL J. DENT, Mgr. Pillows. Down Father Beds and Hair of Cleaning Method Latest improved and Cotten Comforters and Rnll Mattresses moos from Tick. Father Laundered. beds. New Ticking Is•paireas. and Felt Matt eeeeee Llean•d Furni•hed. Metall,' of gads, Mattresses, Springs, Pillows. Cushions and General Redding ALL WORK GUARANTEED We re-lacquer and re-finish brass beds Flu", Cadillao MS 159 Michigan Ave., rntrolL Mich. STARKWEATHER_BilicK Salesroom and Office: 2843-2851 East Grand Boulevard Phone, Market 2892 Service Station No.2 Service Station No.: Service Station No. 1 Marshall & Smith East Gd. Boulevard, 21.23 Clalrmount 1537 Grand River Belle Isle Bridge at Woodward Garfield 1650 Edgewood 681 Phone Market 4732 B U 1 G K Detroit Branch: 750 Woodward Ave. "THE MADISON" KOSHER RESTAURANT Telephone Cadillac 2755. Horne Coo*Ing J. LOEWENBROWN, Prop. Detroit, Mich. 120 Broadway, . r. Comfort and Service at HOTEL FRANKLIN Corner lamed and Bates Streets One block from Electric Depot DETROIT, MICH. Rates Single-51.5:t to $2.CO. 75 BROADWAY-2nd Floor Service from 11 a. to. to 8 p. m. The degree of Rabbi was conferred upon Moses Baro•ay at the Jewish :•.*:•:•:.*:•:•:•X•:•:•:•:•:•X " - • - - - • • " " • " ' - . . . - UpX.9 :9:<*:*X9X919:0 Abraham Cooper 41"-"-..."."....1;:;=01)r i.1.1 from the Johns Hopkins University in 1915 and would have completed his c ourse in the seminary in June, 1919. By permission of the faculty he spent 0 0 a year in Palestine vs-Oil the American Medical Unit, returning last summer. He was permitted to take his examinations in the middle of the term, and ' E ll e •:. upon satisfactorily completing the 01 the degree was conferred upon him. R Rabbi liarow ay's father was a well known communal worker ill Baltimore. 0 Cadillac 7509 2219 Dime Bank :. lie • • V T heological Seminary, New York City. Rabbi Baroway was graduated Matabflahed W4 you want a real Kosher I eme-cooked meal come up to hiss McGillicudy, the bridegroom being the elder son of 'Mr. lloffoung- ;oldsmid and the Baroness Goldsmid de Palmeira. The Baroness was the •Idest daughter of the late Right Hon. Sir Julian Goldsmid, Bt., and it is ratifying to know that Mr,. Cyril Goldsmid was received into the Jewish aith before her marriage, and that the ceremony was performed under the uspices of the \Vest London Synagog. • • • • ., . COOPER INSURANCE AGENCY § The severe economic straits of doctors in Palestine were discussed at a meeting of the Hebrew Doctors' Association in Jaffa. Due to the larger number of new doctors who had immigrated ill proportion to other immi- grants, the situation of the doctors was growing worse daily. It was de- cided to publish an open letter to Hebrew doctors abroad, depicting the present situation and the impossibility of organization while immigration was not free, and sanitary and hygiene work had not been taken up on a national scale • • • The headlines of the articles on Jewish conditions on the Continent continue to be ominous. Here are some of them taken from the latest issue of the London Jewish World: "Ukranian Pogroms," "Domiciliary Searches," "The Expulsion of Polotz," "Renewed Attacks at Udall." It also states that the situation of the Lettish Jews is becoming daily worse and worse. The government WitiCil promised equality to all. now submits the Jews to treatment worse than that experienced by them, even in the Tzarist period. • • ,.. GENERAL INSURANCE SERVICE Y. '' O V ..:' Fire Plate Glass Automobile LIFE Burglary and Theft Health and Accident iii , Compensation y a Policy With Ils Means Secu :9:9:9:019.*:•:•:•:*:•:4:9 :•:•:*X•X•X•:•:•:•X*:•:9:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:9:9:•: •:•:•:•:*:•:•: •:•:•:*:•:•:•1 WE HAVE MOVED FROM Schechter's Drug Store 49 STATE STREET TO 477 Hastings St, Cor• Division 9 Washington Boulevard Phone Cadillac 3299. Detroit, Michigan. Two Doors from Michigan Avenue. Rabbi Lee J. Levinger of Evansville. 11111., has accepted the position of Our Rates on Loans Remain at the executive director of the 92d Street Young Isien's Hebrew Association, locat- ed at 92d street and Lexington avenue, New York City. Rabbi Levinger Same Low Figures: 2% on loans over was offered the position a few weeks ago, and has now been released by his $100. 2 1 ,` 7 . on loans from $50 to $100. congregation to take up his new work on June 1st. He is a graduate of the 3% on small loans up to $50. II. U. C. in 1914, and holds the degree of M. A. in the department of social science. During the war he was a chaplain, service overseas with the 27th 700 MARQUETTE SLOG. Division. Since his return he has been rabbi of the Washington Avenue COLOR-PLATES DESIGNING Temple of Evansville, I ill. In his one year there lie has taken part in a A Banking Institution. PHOTO-RETOUCHING HALF -TONES number of civic activities, as chaplain of the American Legion, teacher of M. J. POWERS, Manager Palestinian geography in the Evansville School of Religious Education, and on various committes. • • Removes carbon and presents Its There is an improvement in the condition of the Jews in Europe, as far formation. as a cessation of massacres and other outrages of violence are concerned, Volatilizes all the fuel. but little in their political or economic situation. In Finland a law was Makes starting easy. Saves battery charging. Increases mileage. passed in January of 1918, granting naturalization to Jews. The law, how- USED IN ALL INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES. ever, merely granted civil rights to those individuals who applied for them. So far about one-fifth of the Finnish Jews only have succeeded in obtain- Eccofene Manufacturing Co., 1208 David Whitney Bldg. Cherry 1378 ing naturalization un d er the act. The balance are treated as foreigners. Their passports have been taken from them. so if they leave the country for business or other reasons, they- would be unable to come back without special permission. Mr. Enckel. president of the Finnish Delegation ill Paris, has, however, promised Mr. Sokoto that he would endeavor to pro- cure emancipation to the Jews of Finland. S PRUN Federal Collateral Society, Inc. • 'ENGRAVING COMPANY E-C-C-01•-11-E Our Want Ads Will Bring You Results I