PACE T14cLVE
THE DETROIT JEWISI I CHRONICLE
f AX
CADILLAC
l'ole-t illish, composer of musical works on Jewish themes, has been
engaged as musical director for a conservatory of music for Cleveland.
•
•
•
Herbert Lefkowitz, a senior in the academic college of the University of
Minnesota, has broil awarded the Harvard prize in political science.
•
•
•
At the service to be held this Friday evening at the Hebrew Tabernacle,
Nr, York. Rev. 1/r. I. Mortimer Bloom will occupy the pulpit and speak on
"God's Gladiator."
•
si
LONDON.—The local Zionist organization, "Ilaichiya." had its office
closed by the authorities and twenty of its members placed under arrest,
telegraphs a ‘Varsaw. correspondent.
•
•
•
The American . Jewish Committee of New York has notified the State
Department at 'Washington that according to reliable information in its
possession, the Jews of Lemberg, Galicia, are threatened with a pogrom.
•
•
•
A report from Bucharest announced the arrival there of 14r. Spivaik.
the American health expert of the joint distribution committee. Dr. Spivack
I as Valle to investigate sanitary conditionsin Roumania.
■
•
ICE SAVES FOOD!
■
■
" Phones West 28 West 139 West 4340
Crystal Ice Co., Lt
1215 • 1217 WEST JEFFERSON AVENUE
Branch Yard—Warren Ave. and P. M. R. R.
r■■ n■■s■■e■■■■■■■■s■■■■■■■■■■■i
WEST WARREN FRONTAGE
We Sifecitli , e In West Warren Business hots.] It.
and Homes at moderate priees.
SONNTAG REALTY CO.
1349 WARREN AVE. W.
WALNUT 692
A Modern Plant
g
fp
1 . • i III••i` —
1:11. 7 31 .,:...
''
III 11.
Iti is •
I. l'',..
"- t e i . .
IL.
I
1.
,. . .,,,,
.,
—
(F.
This factory will
he one of the beat
In the country, pos-
sessing every pos-
sible facility for the
most sanitary matin
failure and bottling
of soft drinks. Our
m ach ine ry Is the lat-
est In this respect.
Feigenson
Bros. Co.
BOTTLERS
New Location:
Beafibien & Erskine
Ready Aug. I
Cadillac 3285
I
"Get Acquainted With Us"
HARTWICK LUMBER CO.
Jefferson Ave. East at Terminal R. R.
North Woodward at Seven Mile Road
Grand River at Penn. R. R.
Hickory 3970
Hemlock 38
Garfield 940
MAIN OFFICE, YARD AND MILL
Clay Ave. at G. T. R. R.
Market 686
Glendale 2777.2778-2779
----1e4— \
WATER PR-00t1r1GR12A1411S
lel
„,,
..., CELLAR FLOORS .
----7. - DopfrOrts
\sEl
Ruiteimst
—.
•
aCtii.479, 0osio
1,, 7
cl)Ca tzi
19
C.-4
et: t''',
7-ji
r
I.D2amis
IVID
''
' '').
y—
LSO
If Ci n Otreftf0
14igsOPWATER PROOF PAINT. a "Weft °.
PLASTIC-SLAT E.GRAVEL.SLATE-TILE ROOFING.
CORNICES.SHYLIGHTS.GUTTERS ,CONDUCTORS.
MOONEY SCHREIBER. SEC• t;TRE1s.
212-214 HANCOCK AVE.WEST.
DETROIT MICH. ,
What Do You Know About Lumber?
When you want information concerning the proper
material to use for building, talk to the lumberman in
your neighborhood. Visit the lumber exhibit on display
at the office of the
DETROIT LUMBER DEALERS ASS'N.
700 Vinton Bldg.
114 Woodward
1/r. Victor l'arsonnet, founder of the Beth Israel Hospital, Newark,
N. J., and president of the medical staff of that institution, died suddenly on
July 211 while talking to some friends opposite his home at 134 1,Vest Kinney
street. 1/r. Parsonnet was one of the best known surgeons in Newark.
•
•
•
Au appeal for co-operation in rebuilding Palestine has been issued by the
N'aail Hazinatii (Provisional Committee I to the Arabs in a manifesto which
declared that the aspiration of the Jews is not to exploit the Arabs, but to
stork fur their mutual benefit.
•
is
*
LONDON'. - Frederick Rabinowitz, the Yiddish :HUI Hebrew censor who
was attached to the Polish \Var Nlinistry, has been placed tinder arre•t,
charged by the Polish government with hat ing stolen money front American
mails, is the information conveyed by a NVarsaw correspondent.
•
•
•
Mr. P. J. Hartog, C. L E., M. A., It. S.... Academic Registrar of the
University of London, has been appointed by the lira - error-General of India
in Council to the post of • ice-Chancellor of the new •ni%ersity of Dacca. in
Bengal.
•
•
•
Hebrew has been added to the list of subjects of instruction in the Lon-
don County Council evening schools. It is at present being taught al the
Stepney Commercial Institute, and further classes will be given if a demand
for such is shown.
•
•
•
Over $31,000.000 has been expended in American Jewish Relief work in
Eastern Europe and various war-affected areas throughout the world since
aid for Jewish war sufferers was organized shortly after the outbreak of the
war, reports the Joint Distribution Committee.
•
•
•
The President of the Congress of Czrclio-Slovakian Jews, held at Bruno,
announced that the President of the Republic favored the recognition of the
executive elected
elected by the Congress as a political body.
•
•
Jewish physicians of Baltimore have organized themselves info an asso-
ciation for the promotion of the medical department of the University of
Jerusalem. A fund has been subscribed lip the aleillhers for the purchase of
medical books for the use of the medical school of the Hebrew University.
•
•
is
National Young Judaea met in Long Branch. N. J., last week in twelfth
annual convention following the completion of the most successful year in
the history of the movement. Os, 250 delegate, representing 930 circles
in the 36 states of the Union, were present.
•
•
•
Rabbi Louis Bernstein III. U. C.. 16061, who for fourteen years has been
minister of Temple Aslath Joseph of St. Joseph, 'Ai., lias accepted a call to
the pulpit of Hat Sinia Temple, Baltimore, left vacant by the with-
drawal 1. 1,111 the profession or Rabbi C. A.
•
•
•
In Boston.•, Mayor Peters has signed a bill naming several public
squares after \\'orld ‘Var heroes who lived in the vicinity. The junction of
Talbot, Blue Hill :IN cams and Harvard street is now known as Mandel
Lewenherg Square.
•
•
•
•
Rabbi Alter Abelson, of Congregation Shaarey Tefilo, Orange, N. J.,
has graduated from the New Jersey Law School at Newark and received the
degree of LL.B. Rabbi Abelson will combine the practice of law with his
ministerial duties.
•
•
•
Stanley NVolf, well-known Louisville, Ky.. attorney and prominent in
Masonic and other fraternal organizations, died at the Jewish Hospital on
tidy 21 after undergoing an operation. Mr. Wolf was graduated from the
Ian department of the University of Louisville, and had achieved unusual
..urcess in his professional career.
•
•
•
LONPON.--The betrothal of Idiss Eleanor Stay Guggenheim, of New
York, to \ net.unt Stuart, son of the sixth Earl of Castlestewart, is an-
nounced. Miss Guggenheim is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon R.
Guggenheim :mil the niece of Senator Isaac Guggenheim and Daniel, Mur-
rayand Isitas. tiliggenheint. She is a graduate of Bryn Mawr,
•
•
•
M. Usstselikin, acting head of the Zionist Commission to Palestine and
, one of the world Zionist leaders. has proposed a national loan of i50,000,000
lie obtained under the guarantee of Great Britain, as one of the necessary
-ti ps ill the ileselopment and restoration of l'alestine as the Jewish National
din•land.
•
•
•
LONDON.—Wireless information received here from Moscow states
that the congress of the "Third international" Socialists, now being held
•I here, has issued an appeal to Syria, Turkey and Arabia to rise against
Britain, France and America and throw off the yoke which the Allies are
trying to impose on them.
•
•
•
Rabbi Joseph Ilevesh. who occupied the pulpit of the Congregation
Anshe Estes, Chicago, III., the past seven years, has resigned his position.
During his incumbency the congregation more than doubled its membership
and it was due mostly to his efforts that the handsome new community
house was built on Gary place rear Broadway.
Mr. Isidore M. Levy, hornier member of the New York City Board of
Education, will seek a Democratic designation for Supreme Court Justice
in the coining primaries. It is generally conceded that Supreme Court
Judges Platzek and Erlanger and General Sessions Justice Rosalsky will be
renominated by all parties.
•
•
•
Dr. Julius llochfelder, a New York attorney, has received a communica-
tion from the Secretary of NVar, Newton D. Baker, in which the Secretary
says he keenly appreciates the service rendered by Dr. liociffelder in .sug-
gesting the "University in Khaki," which Was instituted among the Expedi-
tionary Forces.
•
•
The publishing house of Louis Lamm in Berlin has just issued a com-
plete edition of the works of Zunz in seven volumes. and announces that it
is about to prepare a Hebrew edition with a German translation of
aimonitles* "Moreli Nelitichim" in three volumes. This firm also intends
to publish shortly a complete edition of the Jerusalem Talmud,
•
•
•
The communal elections in Berlin took place on June 20 amid great
excitement. The polling resulted in the joint Liberals and Conservatives,
headed by Dr. Max Ginsberg, receiving 8,666 votes. The Jewish National
party, headed by Dr. Alfred Klee, received 4.516 votes. Four Liberals, four
Conservatives and four Zionists were elected.
•
•
•
The Grand Master of Ma..011. for New York Stone has reappointed
Rabbi Elias Margolis of Mt. Vernon as a Grand Chaplain. Other appoint-
ments of those of Philip S. Seligman of Brooklyn, Grand Sword Bearer;
Edward .1. Rosenthal of New York. Grand Steward, and Mortimer B. Bern-
stein and Abraham A. Wiener of New York. district deputies.
•
•
•
The Jewish community of Lemberg has elected Dr. Samuel Guttman the
Grand Rabbi of the city. Eder since the death of the last Grand Rabbi, Dr.
Cairo, her years ago. this office has been vacant. The new Grand Rabbi,
Dr. Guttman, has already served twenty years as a rabbi in Lemberg and is
well known for his ability so. a speaker. Ile is a man of magnetic person-
ality and sympathetic character.
The Warsaw correspondent Of the Jewish Correspondence Bureau. tele-
graphs that an anti-Semitic raid, led by Polish soldiers, broke into the offices
o! Jewish
Jeelis hi hhh th ile y , they
Moment. After forcing the editor to print an anti-
completely destroyed the offices and plant of the
publication. The correspondent says that Warsaw is again placarded with
anti-Semitic posters. The r011 , 11 are accusing the Jews of
being responsible
• for the strikes with which Europe is now threatened.
Private Appearing Cars
Limousines—for all
occasions
10
HUDSON TAXI
SAM LEVISON, Mgr.
KLEIN & LEITNER
l
RESTAURANT
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
Formerly Weiss's Restaurant
USED
CARS
I... I
.
..1,141011
tai
Wanted
Select Dancing Nightly
— WE PAY SPOT CASH
Palais de Danse
ALKON AUTO SALES
35 Palmer West, Near Woodward
Particular People Prefer
the Palais
Strictly censored. Highest
standard
AT YOUR SERVICE!
AGREE BROS.
Floyd Hickman's Superb Orchestra.
Company
i PLUMBING & HEATING
Miss
Detroit
Cigar
8c Each
CALL NORTHWAV 186
Lou
GOLDBERG
OPTOMETRISTS
Eyes Examined and
Glasses Fitted
245 GRISWOLD ST.
Telephone Main 433
I
CHTRRY 5763.
SPRUN
K Schechter's Drug Store
ENGRAVING COMPANY
1_
700 MARQUETTE BLDG.
DESIGNING
COLOR PLATES
PHOTO_RETOUCHING HALF•T ON ES
XIX:C•X :C •X:Ct s: IC OXI C• Is t.,;• > ,
1st,
New Number From August
Hastings.
1920-2701.2705
•:•• •40:•
X X" c*:. X. X,
Baldwin Electric Co
.
HEAT — LIGHT — POWER
WIRING
X
IPrompt Service Day and Night
—REPAIRS—
Melrose 4813; Melrose 4945M
878 Baldwin 1
mosseas sassossies 4 somimalosoosolp ■ sm,mi4exewoaor-i
From the President's Desk—Talk No. 14
Banking-•An Important
Part of Your Business
Business men seldom stop to
think of the accommodation
and service rendered them by a
bank—how dependent their
business is upon such service,
Ilan Is occurred to you that thin bank helps finance
and maintain the Detroit Clearing House fur the
interchange of your euntoniers' checks on other
banks? Do you realize what a vast amount of de-
tall work this service alone saves your business?
Yet thin is only one of our many service features
which you have come to take simply as a matter
of course.
IRS
ir
STATE BANK
•IIM .riar,.....INIMNIN
OF DETROIT
Lafayelie and Griswold St.
Nine Convenient Branches.