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MEN'S TEMPLE CLUB WILL
YOUNG PEOPLE OF
HEAR ELECTION RETURNS
Particular attention of the members
of the Men's Temple Club is called
to the fact that on the evening of
Tuesday, November 2nd, election re-
turns will be received over a special
wire to be installed in the remote
The ladies of the household of Tem-
ple Club members are invited to at-
tend. Members of the Temple who
have not yet joined the Temple Club
may do so on that evening by hand-
ing their applications to any of the
officers of the organization. Lunch-
eon will be served during the course
of the evening.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S AFFAIR
FOR TEMPLE BETH EL FOLKS
Members are looking forward to a
most enjoyable evening Sunda Octo-
ber 31st, when the YoungP'eople's
Society of Tempe Beth El will hold,
in conjunction with their second busi-
ness meeting, a "Harvest Musicale and
Dance." With the Temple vestry
rooms decorated with autumn leaves,
corn husks and pumpkins; and songs,
music and refreshments of a season-
able nature, a true harvest atmosphere
will prevail.
An entertainment program of ex-
ceptional merit will be presented, in.
eluding Birdie Michelson in "Songs
of the Hour," Herb Phillip and Dr,
Sol Lowenstein in "A few nioments of
Saxophone Melodies," "The Gassele
in an unusual novelty and other en-
tertainment surprises.
Members who have paid their dues
and have not yet received member-
ship cards will receive them at the
door. Members may pay their dues
at the door if they so desire. No
admission will be charged.
At the business meeting, many is-
toe, of vital importance to every
member will be taken into considera-
tion. Members are urgently request-
ed to be on time as the meeting starts
promptly at 8:30.
JUNIOR YOUNG PEOPLE
OF TEMPLE BETH EL TO
GIVE HALLOWE'EN DANCE
SHAAREY ZEDEK TO
GIVE DANCE SUNDAY
PlaiTIS have been completed for a
special party to be given by the Young
People's Auxiliary of Shaarey Zedek,
Sunday evening, Oct. 3t, In the gymn-
asium of the synagogue, corner Wood.
ward and Willis.
The Committee on Arrangements
have promised an evening replete
with enjoyable surprises. An augment.
ed orchestra ban been engaged to fur-
nish the music. Entertainers will per-
form between dance. Member, and
their Mende are cordially Invited,
David Brown Ttalks.
In a stimulating address, before the
Auxiliary at Ito regular meeting, Wed-
nesday, David Brown, explained the
working, of the Detroit Community
Fund which begins Its third annual
campaign November 15, lasting a
week. The drive In one Intensive
campaign does away with 71 private
collections, the number of agencies
represented In the budget, Mr. Brown
explained, eliminating all duplication
of effort, needless overhead expenses
and the other objectionable matures of
the old system of 8°110.111g funds. The
Auxiliary pledged Its support and co-
operation toward the campaign.
WASHINGTON PROGRESSIVE
CLUB.
A very interesting meeting look
place Monday evening at the Wash-
ington Progressive Club rooms, 239
East High street.
Arrangements are being ,made for a
Hallowe'en masquerade party to be
held at the club rooms on Sunday
evening, Oct. 31, 1920.
On Sunday evening, Nov. 14, the
W. P. C. is giving its first dance of
the season at the Statler hotel. As
past affairs have been great successes,
it is evident that the coming affair
will be far more successful than any
other affair given by the organiza-
tion. The following arc in charge of
the dance: Mr. 0. Skolnek (chair-
man), Mr. J. Harris, Mr. M. Berko-
witz, Mr. M. Waterstone, and Mr .
Landsman. Tickets for the dance
can be procured from any of the
members of the society.
On Monday evening, Nov. 1, Mr.
Joseph J. Cummins of the Detroit
Jewish Chronicle will speak before
the organization and on Monday,
Nov. 8, Mr. S. J. Rhodes. ex-chairman
of the B'nai B'rith society, will speak.
All young men over the age of 18
are eligible for membership in this
organization. The club has a private
club room, Well furnished, plenty of
reading matter, and is open for the
use of its members and their friends
every day in the week. The club also
has the use of one of the largest gym-
nasiums in the city, and those that
are interested in athletics are also
well taken care of.
You are cordially invited to attend
the meetings . of the organization,
which are held on every Monday
evening at the Jewish Institute at 239
East High street at 8 o'clock sharp.
MEMBERS OF HADASSAH
READY FOR BUSY YEAR
Leon Zolotkoff Talks on Achievements
of Jewish Womanhood.
The Detroit Chapter of Hadassah
launched its season with a large and
enthusiastic meeting Tuesday, Oct.
19. at the Shaarey Zedek.
Airs. N. E. Aronstam, president. in
her opening address outlined the ac-
tivities of the coming year. Sewing
classes every Tuesday at the Shaarey
Zedek. under the leadership of Mrs.
Joseph Sanders, •three dances and
other forms of entertainment are in-
cluded in the year'sprogram.
Mr. Zolotkoff Talks.
Mr. Leon Zolotkoff, director of the
Detroit Zionist District, gave an in-
teresting and instructive talk on "The
Jewish %Yuman—Her Achievements
Through the Centuries." He urged
lladassah's co-operation in the Res-
Name
toration Fund.
Louis Smilansky
Mr. A. Lapin-Cohen sang "Hat- Mayer Davis
kivah," the Jewish national anthem, Max Penner
and a group of operatic selections. B. Jacobstein
Miss Mollie Hoffman played several H. Goldman
piano selections.
Chas. Raingold
The Detroit branch of the Hadas- Jennie Raingold
sah, which was organized to help Miriam Buchalter
maintain the medical unit in Pales- Esther Buchalter
tine, has done meritorious work in Jeanette Steinberg
the few years of its existence. It has Mrs. Chas. Bigler
sent a completely equipped auto truck Mr. Solomon
to Palestine. It has helped the organ- Mr. Gordon
ization with money and hospital sup- Mr. Schneiderman
plies. During the war members Nfr. Shulman
sewed garments and layetts for the Mr. Brody
l'alestine hospitals. Recently it con- Mrs. Farber
tributed to the Rose Kaplan Training L Burnstein
School for Nurses in Palestine. The Mr. Geller
school is a memorial to Miss Kaplan, Phillip Gordon
who was the first Hadassah nurse to D. Rosenthal
give her life to the cause.
Sydney Stone
Officers and Directors.
Milton Gordon
The following are officers of the J. Levin
Hadassah: Mrs. N. E. Aronstam, Anna Gerber
president; Mrs. Joseph Sanders, vice- David Zenon Society
president; Mrs. I. Blumenthal, secre-
tarry; Miss Jeannette Steinberg,
treasurer. On the board of directors
are Mrs. Ilenry N. Weinstein, Mrs.
N. E. Aronstam, Mrs. S. Levine, Mrs.
Joseph Sanders, Mrs. I. Blumenthal.
Miss Jeanette Steinberg, Mrs. M.
Zackheim, Mrs. A. M. Hershman,
Mrs. II. S. Blumenthal, Mrs. Ralph
R. Davidson, Mrs. It, 0. Harris, Mrs.
J. Weinman, Miss Kate Levinson,
Miss Anna Stoll, Mrs. Harry Wets-
Mall, Mrs. L. N. lialbstein, Mrs. S.
S. Eshbaine.
Continuation of Palestine Restor-
ation Fund Honor Roll.
The Junior Young People's Society
of Temple Beth El will give an in-
formal Hallowe'en dance on Saturday
evening, October 30. One of De-
troit's best dance orchestras has been
engaged for that evening and many
special features will add in making
Commtitee Heads.
the evening an enjoyable one for all.
Mrs. Aronstam has named the fol-
The dance is the first of the monthly
lowing
as
committee heads: Nits.
dances to be given by the society
Henry NI. Wienstein, Restoration
throughout the season. As the com-
Fund; Mrs. Joseph Sanders, Sewing;
mittees have not as yet been definitely
Mrs. Sam Levine, Entertainment;
announced by the president, the dance
Niro. NI. Zackheim, Program; Mrs.
has been placed under the following
J. Sauls, Membership; Mrs. 11. 0.
committee: Abner C. Rosenzweig
Harris, Publicity; Miss Dora David-
(chairman), Manuel E. Arden, Elsie
hafer, Helen Ettinger, Nelson Sha-
son, Dance.
e), Arthur Rothman.
For the next regular meeting of the
tinier Young People's Society. a pen.
gram has been arranged. This will
he the first program of the season as
New Society Owe. Its Sutras to In-
the first few meetings have been de-
terest of Mr. Thibodeau.
voted entirely to business meetings.
The Thibodeau Athletic Club held
The program consists of speeches by
losbner C Rosenzweig, president of
its first meeting and practice of the
the organization and by Miss Silman-
season during the week.
sky, superintendent of the Sabbath
This organization is composed of a
school; a violin selection by A. Farb-
number of Jewish young men who are
man; recitations by Miss A. Cohen.
eager to promote athletic activities
The club will be entertained by a
among the Jewish youth of the city.
girls' orchestra, under the direction of
The club boasts an unusual successful
Miss Selma Hamburger, a member of
The next meeting of the organiza- basketball season last year, having
the organization. The meeting will tion will be held on Thursday, No- lost but one game.
commence promptly at 2:30 p. m. and vember 4, at 8 p. in. sharp at Shaarey
The success of this organization is
will be followed by a dance in the Zedek.
in large measure due to the interest
The musical program will be of Mr. Thihodeau, for whom the club
gymnasium. All members and their
headed by bliss Marie Tesler, talent- is named.
friends are cordially invited.
Me has financed the so-
ed vocalist. Other numbers will fol- ciety since its formation and to his
low.
enthusiasm alid zealous effort is due
The organization decided that they the rapid progress of the organiza-
would have their annual dance at the tion.
Statler on Sunday, December 12, 1920.
Mr. Thihodeau rewarded the efforts
The Young People's Society of El Mr. Harry Stone has been appointed of last season's players by supplying
chairman
and
a
record
crowd
is
ex-
them
with complete new uniforms
Moshe Synagogue held its regular
and sweaters for the present season.
meeting Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1920. pected.
It
is
of
great
importance
at
this
Boys
of 16 and 18 who are inter-
Louis Parzen, Abe 13Iondy, Sam
Blondy, Esther 'Weisberg, and Abe meeting that a play is to be launched ested in athletics and wish to join the
Lesser were elected on the BOARD by the organization, and same will he club may communicate with Jack
of Directors. George Parzen, Anna gone into more fully; members wish- Katz, 16 Alger street.
Cohn, and Sadie Levitt were appoint- ing to participate should hand in
ed on the Program Committee. The their application at this meeting and
feature of this meeting was a debate due consideration will be afforded
held between various members of the same. Mr. Harry Satovsky has been
organization. The question of the appointed chairman.
London.—The Palestine govern-
Dancing will follow the program
debate was "RESOLVED That Anti-
ment has agreed to pay $20,000 dam-
SemItisin and Not Nationalism is the in the gymnasium,
ages as repression to the Jews who
Primary Cause for Modern Zionism."
suffered as a result of the riot in this
The affirmative was upheld by Geo.
city during last April. The amount
Parzen and Abe Blondy. The nega-
was assessed between the legal de-
tive was taken by Annabelle Isberg
partment of the Zionist Commission
New
York.—Justice
Joseph
Mor-
and Ray Segel. After considerable
schauser went to Camp Upton for the and representatives of the high com-
discussion the decision was given to
purpose of issuing naturalization pa- missioner's office with the high corn-
the negative.
pers to 375 aliens who are returned missioner's approval.
soldiers from France. During the
The Jewish National Assembly is
RIGA.—An exhibition of the works war, Justice Morschauser naturalized to meet here tomorrow while the ad-
of Jewish artists has been opened at no less than 15,000 soldiers and since visory council, recently appointed by
the Jewish Peoples University and is the armistice he has added another Sir Herbert Samuel, had its first meet-
attracting wide attention.
10.000 to this country.
ing today.
r
A PLEA.
"Oar people from all lands are
coming to build • horn. of their own
in Palestine.
They are coming at the rate of
1,000 • week.
"They must have food, and they
want work to earn it.
"II you have pledged your con-
tribution to the Palestine Restore.
Lion Fund, pay it now.
"Every dollar supplies work and
bread.
"Erary dollar add. • brick to the
foundation of the Jewish Homeland.
"Contributions are received by
Fred M. BuNel, Chairman, 1012
Union Trust Bldg."
THIBODEAU ATHLETES
LAUNCH FALL SEASON
Young Peoples of the Shaarey
Zedek
200
Mr. I. Katz
100
Philomathic Debating Club,
A discussion of the new govern-
ments from economic, social and po-
litical standpoints proved very inter-
esting and instructive at last :•unday's
meeting of the Philomathic Debating
Club. The various speakers and their
subjects were: Sant Weisberg, Pal-
estine; America, Harold Batter; Ger-
many, J. J. Rosenthal; W. De Young,
France; Ukrainia, D. Kaufman, and
Poland, M. Barack. Mr. Miller, an
honorary member, was critic of the
evening.
The debate on "Resolved, that the
U. S. adopt the English system for
the prevention of corruption and
Amount bribery at elections," which was ac-
Pledged. cidentally announced for last week,
will be held this Sunday evening.
$2,500
Plans are under way (or the next
500
annual banquet, Mr. 3. J. Rosenthal
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has been appointed chairman of the
100
so Committee on Arrangements and
50 with the assistance of the organiza-
tion and the Alumnae intends to make
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it the biggest and best ever held.
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New York. Fourteen thousand four
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25 hundred and ninety-nine immigrants
25 entered the port of New York during
25 last week. Of this number 11,499
10 traveled as steerage passengers, the
10 remainder having come as first and
10 second-class cabin passengers. The
200 total deportations this year to date
100 the records show, are 1,639. These
100 figures include all the ports of the
25 United States. The great majority of
ISO those refused admission into the coun-
5 try were rejected because of their
100 inability to pass the literacy test.
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