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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1920-05-14

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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

PAGE FIVE

B'NAI BRITH LOAN
TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES.
DRIVE IS STILL ON

Sunday Services.

On Sunday May 16th, at 11 o'clock,
Lester Leopold, Vice-Chairman
Confident That Quota of $12,000 is there will be held in the Temple our
Annual Student Day Service, under
Reached.
the joint auspices of all the Temple
The B'nai Brith Loan Fund launch. organizations. On this occasion, the
rd among the members of Pisgah subject of Rabbi Franklin's address
Lodge, No. 34, I. 0. B. B., last Oc- will he "A Candid Examination of the
tober, is still on, according to Lester Causes of l'rejudice with Some Sug-
J. Leopold, vice-chairman of the Fund gestions as to its Cure." All mem-
Committee. Morris Garvett is chair- bers of the congregation are urgently
requested to be in their seats prompt-
man.
ly at II o'clock.
The Loan Fund campaign which is
being waged simultaneously in every Sabbath Services.
n'nai !frith lodge in the country was
Sabbath services begin at 10:30.
organized for the purpose of raising The sermon this week will be deliver-
funds to be loaned to B'nai Britt ed by Rabbi Mayerherg.
members in the war-stricken coun- Shabuoth.
tries of Eastern Europe with which
Thus early, attention of the mem-
to rehabilitate themselves. Up to the
bers is directed to the fact that on
Present time $5,100 has been collected
May 23rd, promptly at 9:30, services
from 250 individual members. Pis-
will be held for the Shabuoth festival.
gah's quota has been set at $12,000.
At this time, 54 boys and girls will be
"Although the returns appear a bit
confirmed. Because of the very large
unseemly for an organization. the
number in this confirmation class and
magnitude of our local lodge, I feel
the fact that the Temple will be taxed
confident that we shall go over the to its capacity, it is essential that
top," says Mr. Leopold. "The mem-
all members attend these services
bers are beginning to realize their re- promptly.
sponsibility in this Case. When we
all realize that every dollar loaned Student Day Program.
After the Student Day Services to
will go toward helping a fellow Jew
regain a foothold, a new sense of self- be held Sunday morning at 11 o'clock,
respect, a "place in the sun," I haven't the Student guests will be taken to
the slightest doubt that we will go the homes of members of the con-
"over the top" as we have in other gregation for dinner. At 3 o'clock,
all visiting guests will meet at the
causes."
The following letter was receive.] Temple to be taken in machines to
from a member oll'isgali Lodge who the Redford Country Club where
light refreshments will be served. At
was approached for a contribution:
"As per our conversation in the 6 o'clock sharp, a dinner will be served
It'nai Brith Club recently. I am en- at the Temple through the courtesy
closing check for $10 for the 13'nai of the Woman's Auxiliary Associa
Brith Loan Fund. 1 regret that 1 tion„A pleasing program will fol-
cannot contribute $10.000 to the same low, after which the rest of the even-
ing will be devoted to dancing. All
worthy cause."
"Were every member of Pisgah members of the Society are eartlesi-
Lodge so alive to his responsibilities ly requested to be on hand to make
as the writer of that note," said Mr. the entertainment extended to our
Leopold in commenting upon the let- guests an unqualified success,

ter, "my job as 'officialP.collector'
m ould he a comparatively easy one."

S.

J. RHODES ADDRESSES
PHILOMATRIC CLUB.

Special Sale of
Women's Boots

Including 3,805 Pairs in All Sizes
and Widths Priced at

'

T

HIS special sale will undoubtedly
be one of the biggest events ever
staged by our downstairs department.

There is not a single pair of shoes en-
tering into this sale that could be pur-
chased at wholesale today under $7.00
and here you have an opportunity of
purchasing these shoes, at retail, for
$6.85.

FLINT BULLETIN

Included in this great lot of footwear
are boots in black and brown kid, gun
metal and tan calf, brown and gray nu-
buck, field mouse kid, patent leather,
also combinations of field mouse and
brown kid. Included are boots with
military and Louis heels and either
welt or turned soles.

NIIC11.—The Beth Israel
Sisterhood will hold their monthly
meeting May 12, at the Jewish Com-
munity Center. The meeting will be
followed by the Jewish War Soifer-
ers' entertainment.
One of the most brilliant and suc-
cessful parties ever held in Flint Jew-
ish circles was given by the Independ-
ent Order of I3'n Braith last Tuesday
evening, June 4111, at the 'Masonic
Temple. The hall was beautifully
decorated, while Cook's seven-piece
orchestra furnished music. About a
hundred and fifty guests attended,
many of whom were from Detroit,
Saginaw and Bay City. A number of
novelty dances and musical numbers
by Mrs. Samuel Jaffe and Mrs. Ilarry
AVeingarden lent variety during the
evening. The success of the occasion
is due largely to the efforts of Chair-
man Edward Rosenberg. Dancing
was enjoyed from 9 to 1, and light
refreshments were served.

Samuel J. Rhodes, one of its fore-
most ex-speakers and honorary mem-
bers, will address the Philomathic De-
bating Club at its regular meeting
Sunday evening, May lath, at the Tal-
mud Torah building. All members,
with fond recollections of AI r. Rhodes'
services as toastmaster at the club's
annual banquet in January, await with
interest his message which will be of
timely importance. The second half
of the program will consist of a dis-
cussion by members of the club on
Jewish topics of the day.
Last Sunday night's meeting was
featured by a debate on the subject,
"Resolved, That All United States
Soldiers of the World War he Given
an Additional 13onus." After listen-
ing to a thorough thrashing out of
the question in typical Philomathic
fashion by M. Abramotf and NI. Mey-
ers on the affirmative and NI. Lieber-
Mrs. Edward Rosenberg and (laugh-
man and L. Kaltman on the negative, ter, Shirley Anne, and Mrs. Samuel
the organization cast a 12 to 11 vote Magidsolut and daughter, Sylvia
in favor of the advocates of the meas- Irene, are visiting their parents, Mr.
ure. Mr. Nallman was selected the and Mrs. Joseph Barnett, of Pontiac.
best speaker on the debate.
11r. and Mrs. Ilarry Weingarden
Samuel Sternberg. an honorary
member of the club, was critic of the motored to Detroit Thursday, where
evening. The address by Charles D. Mrs. Weingarden sang at several
Cameron of the Detroit Journal staff functions.
has been postponed until May 30th.
Miss Betty Epstein of Detroit is
visiting her brother of this city,
The board of Jewish Charitable
Sirs. Ike Barnett and Miss Bess
and Educational Federation, at New
Orleans, La., . have selected Rabbi Barnett of Detroit were guests of
David Hellman, of Monroe, La., for Mrs. Harry Weingarden and attended
the position as director, to succeed the I. 0. 0. B. dance here.

Mr. Julius Goldman, whose resigna-
tion will take effect on May 1, of
this year.
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MATERNITY

w

apparel
that co nee• ■ •
condition. Corn.
formable and
health • pro-
moting. 501.0d-
Mating and c•n
be worn •fier
child•hath

Dresses

Nliss Bess Rosenberg has returned
to Detroit after visiting with !sirs.
Edward Rosenberg of this city.

Mr. Newhouse of Detroit spent
Friday in this city.

Miss Dorothy Barnett spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Barnett. of Pontiac.

Mr. Alec Levinsohn, Samuel Rosen
berg. Saul Germansky, and NI rs. Lew
Levinsohn, of Saginaw, attended the
1. 0. B. B. dance Tuesday evening.

Hebrew Schools Wage
Drive for Subscribers

$13.95 to
$135.75

The Jewish community of Detroit
is urgently requested to respond to
Coats
the
call for more subscribers for the
$29.75 to
United Hebrew schools of this city.
$259.50
Plans are under way for the con-
Skirts
struction of additional buildings
throughout the city for these united
$4.95 to
institutions, and to assure their main-
$19.85
tenance, this drive for new subscrib-
Infant.' Weer
Reduced
ers is being extensively carried on.
Nursery Fur-
All lodges, clubs, congregations,
niture 50%. off.
etc., are asked to co-operate to assure
2d Floor
the success of this campaign. New
25 5
yearly subscribers handed into the
Wo odward
allice this week are as follows:
//77,7777777
$150
here Bros .
100
Jacob
MON1160302.:.X4C<>31e0:0; >VA" M.
100
N. F. Atlas
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Rabin() tz.. 100
100
Roy Fisher
100
Julius Berman
100
Morris L. Fink
50
A. Farber
50
J. Warren
51)
loseph Cohen
50
oscowitz & Goldstick
50
Louis Chermaff
50
Ben Goldberg
50
Jos. Niderlander
50
David Letinsky
50
Louis
Stoll
The Surprise Car of 1920
50
denry Friedman

S

LANE BRYANT

WINTON SIX

the 33-70 H. P.

WINTON SIX
GEO. H. ZUVER CO.

813 CASS AVENUE

Glendale 4605

LOU

GOLDBERG

it l6

Sale opens tomorrow morning in
our downstairs department and we ad-
vise selection as early in the day as pos-
;ible.

Woodward and Adarnq



UNITED CARTAGE & TRANSFER

HAULING

COMPANY

CONTRACTORS

32 Trucks 1 to 7 Ton Capacity
Main 1603-4075-2575
61 Griswold

AN APPEAL.

!
&maw.
Have you a room, temporary, or
permanent, fi r the use of a Jewish
girl who has come to Detroit to earn
her living, and, because of the over-
crowded condition of "Detroit the
dynamic" has no place to go?
The Jewish Woman's Club ask-
ing that question of Detroit's Jewish
families, for the rooming situation
among Jewish working girls is be-
coming acute, and the Jewish Wo-
man's Club needs the co-operation of
the community in furnishing living
quarters. The clubhouse at 45 Ro-
wena street is full to overflowing,
and every day there are applications
from girls who, coming to the city
without friends or relatives, are con-
fronted with the problem of "where
shall 1 sleep tonight?"
Even the store room of the club-
house has been turned into a dortni.
tory, but the applications for rooms
are still much greater than the facil-
ities for filling them.
Mrs. Max May, president of the
Jewish Woman's club, and Mrs. Mon-
roe Rosenfield, chairman of the house
committee, ask that any family with
temporary or permanent facilities for
taking one or more girls as roomers
or boarders, will send immediate
word to the clubhouse.

ORPHAN HOME, FREE
LA BLANCHE SHOP
OF DEBT, TO HOLD
OPENS MAY 22ND
MEETING MAY 25TH Due to the delay in the atia,a1 of

Announcement has been made that
the Detroit Hebrew Orphan Home,
UAW. ArfACO21V
. _ >MK Alt001101111KX through many gifts recently received,
nas been enabled to pay off the mort-
rage of $20,000, releasing the institu-
tion from all debt.
The annual meeting of the direc-
tors, to which donors and members
OPTOMETRISTS
are
invited, will take place Tuesday,
Eyes Examined and
May 25, at 8 p. m., in the rooms of
Fitted
GI
the
Congregation
Beth Jacob, Antoine
245 GRISWOLD ST.
and Hastings streets.
Telephone Main 453

6.85

necessary fixtures, the opening of the
"La Blanche Shop" by Mrs. Anna
Goldman in the Woodward Market
Arcade Building, 520 Woodward ave-
nue, will be postponed until Satur•
(lay, May 22.
Women who are fastidious in their
choice of lingerie, blouses and hos-
iery are looking forward eagerly to
the formal opening of the La Blanche
Shop, as Mrs. Goldman aims to carry
an exquisite line of merchandise at
popular prices.

The Dime Savings Bank

United States Depository, Member Federal Reserve Bank
DETROIT, MICHIGAN

Statement of Condition at the Close of Business
May 4th, 1920

RESOURCES
Real Estate Mortgages and Bands
Collateral Loans
Other Loans and Discounts
U. S. Liberty Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness
Stock In Federal Reserve Bank
Other Real Estate
Customers' Liability, Letters of Credit
Banking Houses and Fixtures, Including Safe Deposit Vaults
Cast on Hand and In Banks

$17,062,824.74
6,310,354.06
6,971,946.80
5.005.581.36
75,000.00
15,491.29
4,599.01
744,454.34
6,128,302.25

942,318,453.85

LIABILITIES

$1,000,000.00
Capital Stock Paid In
1,600,000.00
Surplus ...
206,131.35
Undivided l'roflts, net
2,290,000.00
Bills Payable, Federal Reserve Bank, Secured by U. S. Certificates
$14,859,852.25
Commercial Deposits
667,638.35
Bank Deposits
20,519,326.47
Savings Deposits
-- 36,046,817.07
4,599.01
Letters of Credit
1,101,400.00
Bond Account
69,506.42
Reserve for Interest and Taxes

142,318,453.85

— OFFICERS —

T. 55'. I'. Livingstone. Ctmhier.
William Livingatone, President
Duncan Sc. baker, Anat. Cashier.
George IL Barbour, Vice-President.
Fred D. Lorimer, Assistant Camille,
Walter I.. Dunham, Vice-President.
W. P. preen, Assistant Cashier.
L. C. Sherwood, Vice-President.
George T. Breen, Auditor.
D. S. Carnegie, Vice-President.
John D. Morton, Credit Manager.
C. E. Partridge, Vice•Prealdent.
Edwin Herzog, Manager of Itranchea

— DIRECTORS

William Livingstone
James It. McKay
Horatio N. Hovey
Seabourn It. Livingstone
W. I. Dunham

George II. Barbour
ltethune Duffield
It. II. Fife
Fred J. Robinson.



Ilene)" Ford

A. C. Stellwagen

IL C. Ih'ebber
Charles A Wairen
W. II. Laney

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