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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921.
VOL IX. NO. 23.
President Greets Rabbis
Photographed on White House Latin
Prominent Charity
Worker Dies at 79
iam Brown, 660 Virginia l'ark. She
had been ill since November. The
funeral services were held from the
$779,000 CONTRIBUTED
FOR WEIZMANN'S FUND
residence Tuesday afternoon, Rabbi
Leo M. Franklin officiating. Inter-
NEW YORK.—Judge Julian W.
Mack, president of the Zionist Or-
ganization of America, has been
asked to resign unless he recalls the
Palestine Donation Fund started in
opposition to the Keren Ilayesod, the
official fund of the World Zionist Or-
ganization, which was recently start-
ed by proclamation of Dr. Chaim
Weizmann, president of the interna-
tional body.
The letter to Judge Mack was sent
as the result of a meeting of Chair-
men of the district organization of
New York held at the Central Jewish
Institute Thursday night at which
Judge Mack was charged with insin-
cerity, and "betrayal of the Zionists
of America." The meeting empha-
sized the growing split which has
caused apprehension among Zionists
that the entire movement may lose
momentum.
Shaarey Zedek Plans 3250,000 Com-
munity Building.
Fred M. Butzel Pays Tribute to
Joseph lh'etsman was elected presi-
Sarah E. Krolik, Pioneer
dent of the Shaarey Zedek Congrega-
Social Worker.
tion at a meeting held Monday even-
Mrs. Sarah Ewell Krolik, promi-
nent philanthropic worker and mem-
ber of one of Detroit's pioneer Jew-
ish families, died Sunday morning at
the home of her daughter, Sirs.. Will-
President of American Organi-
zation Charged With "Be-
trayal" of Cause.
J. WETS ➢IAN CHOSEN
CONGREGATION HEAD
Playlet Feature
Of Students Day
Temple
YoungPeople's Society
Entertain U. of M. Students
This Sunday.
IMMIGRATION BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE
WITHOUT ROLL CALL
Secretary
ing, succeeding Councilman D. W.
Simons. I. Shetzer was elected vice-
president and Louis Smith treasurer.
Councilman Simons was president
of the Sheen!), Zedek for 11 years,
but refused to accept the office for
a twelfth term. Last New Year's day
he publicly announced to the congre-
gation that he would not again ac-
cept the office. The result was that
the office could not be filled at the
regular elections that were to be
held at that time, no candidate hav-
ing been available.
Mr. Wetsman, who was chosen to
fill the office of president after it
had been vacant for about six
months, told of plans he had on be-
half of the Shaarey Zedek Congrega-
tion to build a $250,000 community
building in the North Woodward dis-
trict. Mr. Wetsman said that the
main purpose of the planned building
would be to establish a large audi-
torium and to enlarge the Hebrew
school.
The following were elected on the
Board of Directors: Sam Berman,
lien Krell, Isaac Sarasohn, David
Stocker, Sam Surasohn, Sam Frank,
cobson, Julius Berman, Robs
Mar
-ill, Abe Srere, Morris
eel 6
Saulson, Robert Schimberg.
berg,
Three one-act sketches will feature
Hughes Denies Hee-
the annual Student Day, Sunday,
in Said Jews Were "An
May 1, at the Temple Beth El, at •
Undesirable Type."
which students of the University
Michigan and the members of Young,
of
l'eo le's Society of Temple Beth El CONGRESSMAN CHANDLER
will P be entertained. This will be, DEFENDS JEWISH HONOR
the final event of this season's
tivities sponsored by the Young Peo- I
IV A S IIINGTON. — Without ma-
ple's Society.
c-1 aerial amendment and without a roll-
The day's program includes divine call the House Saturday passed the
;
services in the morning, after which bill to limit immigration of aliens into
students will be dinner guests
. the United States. The measure,
members of the ladies' Auxiliary of which limits immigration from May
the Temple. Entertainment will , to 1921, until June 30, 1922-14
start at 3 p. m. at the Temple. Two • months less 10 days—to 3 per cent
of the three sketches to be presented Of ' the number of foreign-born per-
have been previously acted by mem- sons of such nationality in the United
bers of the Y. P. S. with a success States as determined by the census
that encouraged the society to repeat of 1910, is in substantially the same
them on Students' Day.
form as vetoed by President Wilson
The sketches to be presented are in the last session of Congress.
"Sham," a social satire, by Professor
Despite strenuous efforts to des-
Frank G. Tompkins; "A Scion of the troy the real purpose of the bill, the
Times," a satire written by one of i House stubbornly rejected many
the members of the Y. P. S., a
amendments intended to weaken the
"Enter the Hero," a comedy satire I 1 bill. The efforts of Representative
by Theresa liellman. "Sham' wYlads I Sabath, of Illinois, and Representa.
originally pcoduced by Sam home at , five W. Bourke Cochran of New
the opening of the Arts and Crafts
to have political refugees ex-
Theater of Detroit, and by Maurice ' empted, failed.
Brown, of the Chicago Art Theater. YoT
rkv.:o amendments were accepted.
i
cet.,
.-sln
The following will make up the 1 One, offered by Representative Fish,
cast of "Sham": Nina Weinberg, as , of Ncw York, gave preference to the
Clara; Jack Friedman, playing the 2
relatives of ex•service men. .,
thief; Gerald Sandorf, as Charles, Representative Cooper, of Wisconsin,
and Isadore Edwards as the reporter. succeeded in having his amendment
The cast of "A Scion of the Times adopted, which exempted from the
will include Herbert Kohn, Frances provisions of the bill aliens under 18
Netzorg, Joseph Weinberg, Joseph years of age who are children of citi-
Bing, Nannette Ettenheimer. The tens of the United States.
of "Enter the hero" will con-
• • •
Rabbis Franklin and Hersh- cast
sist of Maryon Weinberg, Hilda
SECRETARY HUGHES DENIES
man Deliver Addesses to
A ronheim, Frances Netzorg and
ATTACK
ON
JEWISH
PEOPLE
Large Audiences.
Emanuel Stein. Plans are on foot
ment took place at Woodmere ceme-
tery.
Mrs. Krolik, the widow of Adolph
Krolik, founder of the wholesale dry-
goods firm of A. Krolik & Co., was
born Oct. 12, 1841, in Shelby, Mich.
She attended Shelby and Rochester,
Mich., schools and was graduated
from the Michigan State Normal Col-
lege, Ypsilanti, in 1864. In 1867
she was married to Adolph Krolik,
when they moved to Detroit. Mr.
Krolik died in 1893. During recent
years, Sirs. Krolik has made her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Brown.
Helped Others Help Selves.
Helping persons to help themselves
was her chief hobby. She organi eat
Showing Central group of members of Central Conference of American the Self-Help Circle, which
it t
Rabbis with their wives on the occasion of their visit with President and sewing and housekeeping
Mrs. Harding. The photograph, which could not be reproduced in its en-
he
girls. In furthering this w
tirety because of limited space, was taken on the lawn of the White House, wrote a textbook isn sewing the
Thursday, April 14.
use of young girls, which became
The meeting was called by Morris
Standing to the left of President Harding are Rabbi Edward N. Calisch,
Margulies, who told of a meeting of of Richmond, Pa., newly elected president of the Central Conference of widely used throughout the country.
Mrs. Krolik was one of the found-
the district presidents on Tuesday af- American Rabbis; Rabbi Leo M. Franklin, retiring president of the Con-
ternoon at Judge Mack's office, at ference, and Sirs. Franklin. To the right of Mrs. ]larding are Rabbi II. H. ers of the United Jewish Charities
and remained on the Charities' board
outlined
his
posi-
which Judge Mack
Mayer and Rabbi Abram Simon. In the immediate background, from left of directors until her death. Largely
tins and asked for support.
to right, are Rabbis M. Salzman, I. Philo, I. E. Marcuson, Samuel Geep through her efforts, a workroom was
Only Throe Votes for Mack.
and Rudolph 4. Coffee. The two boys with President and Mrs. Harding
established at the Jewish Institute,
Most of the speakers at the chair- are grandchildren of 51rs. Joseph Wiesenfeld, president of the National where women receiving relief could
men's meeting contended that Judge Federation of Temple Sisterhoods.
perform some service in return.
Mack has no right to establish the
Aided Ex-Convicts.
Palestine Donation Fund without the
approval of the world organization.
When Mother D'Arcambal began
by the Young People's Society to or-
WASHINGTON.—A formal state-
Resolutions were adopted with only
her work in behalf of discharged
"It should be the contribution of ganize
three dissenting votes, calling upon
prisoners suffering from industrial
ganize these actors into a Players' ment issued by the State Department
furthering
t
of
g
m
m
a
i
dk ethaa Sdeidcrneotatr Hughes "did not
the
Jew
to
the
thought
of
today
that
purpose
discrimination, Mrs. Krolik was her
Judge Mack to withdraw his an-
Club
of the
end
tend to make any
Pu
f' t he efforts
firstassociate. The D'Arcambal As - on this Freedom's Feast he should the dramatic
nouncement of a separate fund, or
Following
the
entertainment
pro-
recommendations
whatever regarding
conducted the "home of In- stress the fact that what men should
to tender his and his associates' resig-
f
gram
for
the
students,
supper
will
immigration,"
in
transmitting
to Con-
pray
for
and
strive
for
is
not
the
nation.
destruction of the sinner, but rather be served in the gymnasium, during gress reports from American govern-
Judge Mack said that he had no
which time short talks will be dellv- ment agents abroad dealing with the
the destruction of the sin.
intention of resigning and called the Isaac Goldberg Says Contract Wol Id Zionist Leader Accepts
"When that prayer shall be an- ered by officers of the Young Feo- movement of emigrants to the United
action of the chairman "absurd." Ile
Invitation of Detroit Jew-
for $500,000 Structure May
swered so that injustice and un- pie's Society and by representatives States.
refused to discuss the matter fur-
ish Organizations.
Let This Week.
It was stated that Mr. Hughes had
brotherliness, hate and prejudice in from the University of Michigan stu-
ther.
—
' all its forms shall have been wiped dent body. Dancing will take place made such a recommendation and he
Further evidence of the serious
Professor Chaim Weizmann, presi-
Contract for the proposed new
out of being, not merely the Jew, in the evening. Students will be fur- also was quoted as saying that "our
breach between the two factions
dent of the World Zionist Organize-
but all the peoples of the earth shall niched with badges, while members restriction on immigration should be
came in the resignation of Louis Lip- $500,000 Temple Beth El, at the tion, Tuesday wired the Provisional
sky, secretary for organization of the northwest corner of Woodward and
of the Y. P. S. will have to present so rigid that it would be impossible
celebrate a Feast of Liberty."
Conference of Detroit Jewish Organ-
American Zionist Organization. Ile , Gladstone avenue, probably will be
their membership cards at the door for most of these people to enter the
Large Audience.
Add
izations accepting their invitation to
Thus spoke Rabbi Leo M. Franklin for admission. United States," reference being made
accuses Judge Mack of betraying the let this week, according to Isaac come to Detroit Thursday, May 26,
"especially to Armenians, Jews, Per-
Zionists by issuing a call for a sepa- Goldberg, president of the Temple.
at the special Passover services Sun-
work will start and to open the campaign here for
sians and Russians."
day morning at Temple Beth El, ad-
rate fund. Ile expects excavation
The American Zionist Organize- within two weeks. It is hoped to the Keren Ilayesod. Dr. Weizmann
dressing an audience that taxed the
In Consul's Report.
may be accompanied by his associ-
lion announced that Mrs. Joseph complete'the structure early in 1922. ales, Professor Albert Einstein, of
capacity
of
the
auditorium
and
bal-
BA r t ina,rrai
Fels, who recently offered to con- Contractors from different parts
conies, overflowing into the halls and
the
"relativity
theory"
fame,
and
tribute $600,000 for land purchased of the United States have submitted
vestry rooms.
Menachem Mendel Ussishkin, Dr. Ben
bids
for
the
work,
Mr.
Goldberg
said.
now
can
consul
at
Tillie,
relating
to
peo-
in Palestine and who is there
Dr. Franklin took as his text the
Zion Mossinsohn and Shmarya l,evin.
for the Passover holidays, supported The new temple will replace the pres-
words of the "Song at the Sea," the 1. Dreifuss Officiates at lat•restier plc In that district which was among
The movement to get the World
a
number
of
similar
reports
trans-
the officers of the organization in the ant place of worship on Woodward
Seder; Many Entertainments
Jews' song of rejoicing at the prom-
Zionist Commission to come to De-
mitted to the House and Senate im-
Keren Ilayesod controversy. avenue between Erskine and Eliot troit started three weeks ago, when
Plese•d.
ise of freedom.
migration committees by Mr. Hughes
Pledge $779,000 for Kum H•yesod. streets.
"Music is the hand-maiden of re-
representatives
of
various
local
or-
Mr.
I.
Dreifuss
conducted
a
very
after Chairman Johnson, of the
ligion,"
Dr.
Franklin
declared.
More than $509,000 has been sub-
Larger Temple Needed.
ganizations joined forces to work for
scribed by Jews who are supporting
"When the soul is surcharged with interesting Seder held on Friday House committee, had asked for in-
"The need of a larger Temple was the Keren Ilayesod campaign. When
under
the
auspices
formation
on the subject.
emotion.
man
naturally
breaks
into
the Zionist movement in the few days
Dr. Weizmann issued his manifesto
evening, April 22,
Publication of extracts from the
since Dr. Weizmann issued his mani- never more evident than Sunday, two weeks ago, calling upon the
song. For this reason it is not sur- of the l'isgah Lodge No. 34, I. O. B,
reportswas the subject
festo to American Jews over the head during the Passover services, when
prising
that
in
that
supreme
moment,
B. at the B'Nai Brith clubrooms on o
American Jews to lend a hand in the
I when the Jews, newly released from Broadway. A large number of mem. of f discussion in the House. Repre-
of the Zionist Organization of Amer- hundreds stood in the halls and yes- building of Palestine as the Jewish
asking for contributions for the try rooms, unable to be accommo-
the
tyranny
of
Egypt,
found
them-
hers
attended
this
Seder,
in
addition
asintative
Chandler,
New York, who
the main auditorium or bal- National Home by contributing to the
selves well on their way toward their to nine Jewish soldiers from Fo rt formerly was consul in the United
rebuilding of Palestine. The Keren dated in
Keren Ilayesod, or Palestine Founda-
States for Latvia and Lithuania,
Ilayeeod Bureau was open for the conies," Mr. Goldberg declared.
land
of
promise,
that
they
broke
into
tion Fund, the Detroit Conference
Wayne, who were entertained by the
MRS. SARAH EWELL KROLIK.
took exception to an official govern-
first time Thursday at 50 Union "Many had to be turned away for
'that wonderful paeon of prelim to lodge at this Seder.
wired Weizmann an expression of
ment report which said that Letts
Square, and it was filled all day with inck %if standing room, Even the
dustry" and sought for ex-convicts the God of freedom which is known
Announcement is made that Pis- and Lithuanians seeking to leave for
confidence in his work.
Jews offering their savings for the custom of the congregation of pro-
opportunities for rehabilitation. The as the "Song at the Sea."
gah Lodge will hold initiation of new the United States were largely peo-
Conference Choose Officers.
viding facilities in neighboring build-
The Ethics of the Song.
members at the Old Elks' Temple ple fromt he slums, the vast majority
The Conference of Jewish Organ- object of the association in some
The greatest outburst of popular ings during the high Holy days has izations
last Sunday evening elected measure accomplished, Mrs. Krolik "With the ethics of that song we Monday evening. During the same
enthusiasm for the movement took , proved inadequate to meet the de- officers who should organize the work was one of those who expanded its may not be in entire aeement. evening, Judge Ira W. Jayne will of them "Jews of the undesirable
type." Ile declared that whoever
place at a meeting in Brownsville on mend in recent years.
is in it a note of rejoicing at address the members on "Divorce."
"The need for a larger Temple is of receiving Weizmann here and con- work to include the efforts in behalf There
made that report "communicated to
Wednesday night, where, after mid-
edestruction of the foe and one
The Social Service Committee of this government that which is abso-
night, an appeal was made to 2,000 very urgent. We will strive in the duct the campaign for the Keren of boys exposed to a life of crime. th
Ilayesod. Ben Braver was chosen She had labored in the interest of can sense the tremulous joy that Pisgah Lodge is planning to give per-
the
poor
people
of
that
district.
erection
of
the
proposed
Temple
not
lutely false."
f
the
ha ve filled the souls
of
formences at the Marine Hospital
only to accommodate a larger lum- temporary chairman and the follow- the Ford Republic since its founds- muestwh
of th e sod and Tuberculosis Sanitarium. An
en
In less than an hour more than $26,-
Chandler Defends Jaws.
elected: Lion. pl they sang 'The
p() in cash had been contributed ber of worshipers, but to provide a ing permanent officers were
Surviving are five children, Mrs. his rider have been hurled into the entertainment for children will be
"It Is the duty of any man, 10 per
and enough more in pledges to guar- place for more thorough furtherance J. Spatter, secretary; Julius Braun,
Dvid
Scheyer,
seal'
held
under
the
auspices
of
this
com-
a
Ka hn, M rs.
cent of whose constituents are Jews,
antee the raising of $100,000 from of our plays to bring our people treasurer; P. Slomovitz, financial sec- Albert
Mrs. William Brown, Day Krolik and "And yet need we wonder that the mittee Sunday afternoon, at 2:30
to defend them," said Representative
that one audience. closer together. We believe heartily
people, untutored as were these an- o'clock, at the Old Elks' Temple.
Chandler on the House floor. "Dur-
Dr. Weizmann was present, but the in community work and it is our reta
Thr e Board of Directors chosen at , Joseph N. Krolik.
cient Israelites, should have given
• . •
The Social Service Committee is ing the war an unfortunate state-
the same meting consists of A. Lisa,
themselves
over
to
unrestrained
re-
speech asking for the financial sup-.
(Continued On Page 5.)
also
planning
for
a
big
entertainment
OTHERS
Frank
Zissman,
M.
Michlin,
II.
Par.!
HELPED
movement
was
joicing in an hour when their age- to be held some time In May, at ment was issued from the War De-
port of the Zionist
partment warning malingerers and
zen, A. II. Jaffin, M. Resnick, S. HELP THEMSELVES
made by Dr. Schmarya Levin, former
which musical stars are to perform.
(Conttaued On Page II
Chaggi,
Nathan
To-1
stating that the majority of them
Duma,
but
Schwartz,
Joseph
By
FRED
M.
BUTZEL.
member of the Russian
were Jews. Secretary Baker subse-
polinsky, C. Barish, S. Goldstick, M.;
resident
of
this
country
for
sev-
,
At
the
ripe
age
of
79,
with
her
a
51argolis, S. Schmitz and N. Croll. '
quently said he had not authorized
eral years.
The committe in charge, in an. mental and spiritual faculties unim-
this, and it developed it was the work
Gives Up Savings.
flouncing the coming of Weizmann, paired practically to the last, beloved
TO
.
1
of an underling. I do not believe
One aged Jew who visited the bu ,
declared that the invitation to the by all who knew her well, and vene-
that Secretary Hughes authorized
teau In Union Square drew from his I
World Zionist Commission was ex. rated by hundreds who had come
ed
for
g
this or any similar report. It came
pocket a roll of bills amounting to Numerous Celebrations A
tended them not because Detroit within the sphere of her influence,
from abroad. He Is too big and too
Mothers' and Daughters' Week;
had saved o
pioneer in the
■
$100. "It IS what
Jews wanted to see their distin; Sarah E. Krolik,
Clubs Participate.
brave."
my old age," he said.
guished visitors, but because they modernization of Detroit's social
The Jews, said Representative
5
Plays
Here
May
Dr. Weizmann said that the re-
wanted something done immediately work, passed from earthly life, on
Chandler, were in many respects the
The Jewish Institute, High and for the campaign of the Keren Hoye- Sunday, April 23, 1921. There is
ports of • split between his organiz-
unfortunate victims of war, and now
ation and the local organization are Hastings streets, through its many sod. They said they felt that this probably no one person living who
sought to come to this country, ask-
greatly exaggerated.
concerned not with theo- Young Judaean and other groups, was a grave moment for the Jewish could give the entire story of Mrs.
ing nothing but the opportunity to
ial
re
"We are
reheat
discussions
but with imme• will have the Jewish mothers neat people throughout the world, and un- hrolik's contributions to soc work.
make an honest living by the sweat
diets practical work," he said. "The grandmothers as guests of honor at less Palestine were built as a Jewish Her contacts were so numerous and
of their brows.
er
"Let not the American press, and
difficulties seem to spring from the many parties in various parts of the National Homeland, it would mean at the same time an modest that h the
fact that Judge Stack is not conform- city during the week of May 1, which the death of the Jewish people. work can be followed neither in
above all the American Congress,
offices
which
she
held
nor
in
the
in-,
has been set aside as Daughters' and
east a slur upon this race," he con-
Recognised As World Leader.
ntitutions which shehelped to found.
ing to the decisions of the World Mothe rs' Week, by p roclamation of
eluded.
Professor Weizmann is recognized . Undoubtedly her greatest contribu-
Gesbeck.
r o
Zionist Organization, of which the
Chairman Johnson said he regret-
American organization is a subordi-; Governor Alex J.
Silas Mary Caplan, director of club today as the leader of the Jewish lion was the ins iration which she
,
ted the csotion had arisen concern-
oung
people
f
y
nate part. Whether the Zionists of
people throughout the world, by vie-, gave to any number o
work at the Institute, is in charge of
ing
the r rts.
g n go-
y
this country will support Judge Stack
some share inrelievi
arrangements for these parties rue of the fact that the British gov-to assume some
'I have no desire to attack any
r
ernment recognized him as the head cial maladjustments, and by thei
in the stand
snd he has taken against the the
race or any people," he asserted.
and is preparing for entertai nments
World Zionist Organization, will be
songs and of the World Zionist Organization, personal effort to help other people
determined at the next meeting of to include appropriate
l whom Great Britain is to consult in to help themselves.
the executive committee, and at the readings, folk dances and specia her relations to Palestine.
DR. ARONSTAM SPEAKS
Was Primarily An Educator.
next convention. Meanwhile, the talks on the relation of mothers and
The Detroit committee is making
ters. The Golden Rule Club
The things which Mrs. Krolik
TO HADASSAH SOCIETY
work of the Keren Ilayesod will go ' daugh
arrangements
to
rent
either
the
Ar-
I of th e Institute is planning an espe- cadia or the Armory for a monster helped to bring about are so much
There was a disposition on the part dally attractive program for May 3, massmeeting to receive the World part and parcel of our life and are
Dr. Noah E. Aronstam Tuesday
of the European Zionists to maintain at which mothers and daughters are Zionist Delegation. In addition a so taken for granted, that it is hard
evening, April 26, addressed the De-
arranged for them, to realize that a few decades ago
troit chapter of Hadassah on "A
that the breach between Dr. Chaim invited.
banquet will he
The Public Library is also co-oper- as well as informal receptions. they were matters of controversy and
Modern Conception of Jewish His-
(ContInued On Page 2.)
making the Mothers' and
A meeting of the Conference of required considerable effort to even
tory."
arias
Daughters' Week a success, a fine Jewish Organizations will be held at bring into the realm of discussion.
The sewing circle, which discon-
collection of books suitable for the the Jewish Institute, High and Haat- Mrs. Krolik very early recognized the
tinued its work for several weeks on
MISS ROSE PHILLIPS
occasion having been placed in the ings streets, Monday evening, May 2, very close relationship between play
account
of the Passover holidays, will
TO ADDRESS JEWISH
circulation department for next for the purpose of making further and education and that children re-
resume its activities on Tuesday af-
WOMAN'S CLUB MAY 2 week. The members of the library plans for the reception of the guests. joke in the development of their
ternoon at 1:30 o'clock, at the
staff will have their mothers as A call has been issued to those or- latent powers and that the line be-
Shiuirey Zedek Synagogue. Sewing
SAMUEL BZESCHEWSKI.
Miss Rose Phillips will talk on the guests for luncheon in the new li- ganizations not yet represented to tween the higher forms of recreation
will be done again every Tuesday
"Platoon System" before the Jewish brary dining room during noon
and really creative work is a very
Samuel Rreschewski, the 9-year-old Marshall, the United States chess noon from now on. As many as pos-
(Continued on page 5.)
Woman's Club at the annual meet- hours, these to be followed by tours
alight one. She wu primarily an chess prodigy who has defeated the champion, when he was in the city sible are urged to join the sewing
ing on Monday afternoon, May 2, at of inspection around the building.
(Continued On Page 5.)
best players in Europe and the some wcAs ago. Mr. Marshall circle.
Temple Beth El.
Many Parent-Teachers' Associa-
United States, will make his first pub• played here against 18 of Detroit's
Miss Phillips, as supervisor and or- tions are also taking up the sug-
lie appearance in Detroit in the large best chess players, winning 12, losing FREE SYNAGOGUE PLANS
ATTENDS
ganizer of the Platoon schools of gested plan and are arranging special
at the Y. M. C. A., Thurs• four and drawing two games. This ,
LAWYERS' CONFERENCE gymnasium
_
Detroit, is well qualified to discuss programs for the daughters. One
day, May 5. is recorded as the finest score made
SEMINARY FOR RABBIS
this subject, which is of particular such interesting event is being plan-
Detroit Lodge No. 55, Knights of
Elaborate preparation. are being against the champion on his entire
.
Louis James Rosenberg, Detroit
interest to mothers of school chil-
Pythias, will initiate a class into the
made
to
entertain
the
infant
juve.
American
tour.
dren. Milk; Phillips has spoken be- ned by the Mars School Association.
NEW YORK.—At the last annual
Wednesday attorney, former American consul in nile marvel and seating arrange.
May Become World Champion.
fore many clubs and in the schools It will be held at 2:30 Tuesday, May first, or Page, rank on
Newell Banks, the champion check- meeting of the Free Synagogue, Rab-
on this topic. 3, at Northwestern High School. Mrs. evening, May 4, at Castle Hall, 3163 Spain under Roosevelt, and In Brazil ments will be made to accommodate
bi Dr. Stephen S. Wise, the leader of
Casa avenue. The entertainment under Taff, left for Washington
er
player
of
America,
claimant
to
I
Inasmuch as Miss Phillips is a Frank L. Pierce is chairman of the committee has arranged for a Dutch I Tuesday to attend the conferences 1 , 200 s pectators.
the Free Synagogue movement, an-
Morris Steinberg, member of the the world's checker championship,
member of the Jeish
Woman's Club, committee, which is arranging the lunch to be served after the meeting. of the American Society of Interns-
nounced that at an early date the
w
Mrs.
Detroit Chess and Checker Club, who I will act as referee. Mr. Banks be- Synagogue would establish • semi-
it is to be hoped that a large audi- following prgoram: Vocal solo,
Out of town and visiting Knights tional Law. He took part In the
ence will meet her. , Earl Carr, accompanied by her have been invited to attend. work of a subcommitte e
hu been Instrumental is bringing, lieves that the boy wizard Is the only nary for the training of liberal Jew-
Mrs.
the
lad
here,
has
arranged
for
•
chess
player
who
is
likely
to
wrest
Short reports of work accom-i daughter, Bertha; piano duet,
ish ministers. Among others sup-
At this Initiation as well sa in the formulating amendments to the pres-
pushed by the club the past year A. LeRoy Smith and daughter, Janet; succeeding ranks, the degrees will ant rules of international law. Dele. strong opposition for the boy, who the world's title from the Cuban, J. porting this move on the part of the
will be given and the election of and a group of readings, including be conferred by the new degree gates attended • reception given at will play 18 or 20 games Rimultane - R. Capablanca.
Little Samuel, who has been in Free Synagogue is the Hon. Oscar B.
I Riley poems given by Mrs. E. 0 . teams which have been appointed by the White House by President Hard- ously. Among the players will be
Straus, of this city.
directors will take place.
(Continued on page 5.)
all those who played against F. J.
Mrs. Lillian Lachman Silver, piiMaple, whose daughter Florence wil l Chancellor A. Goldman. ing, Thursday afternoon.
gnat, will play. play • musical accompaniment.
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