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Prayer Books in Ilebrew and English.
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PAGE NINE
ICLE
RELIEF DRIVE REPORT
OBSERVING THE PASSOVER I DELEGATES TO JEWISH
(Concluded from page one.)
RELIEF MEETING HERE'
raise, all of which I appreciate fully,
state, in
b ut I want at this time, to state,
The following out-of-town leading! all modesty, that the results achieved
workers in Jewish Relief drives will I are such that no one man, nor one
attend the conference to he held here hundred men, if you please, would
Bare to take the 'lion's share of the i
all day Sunday at the Hotel Stotler. credit.
These men and women accepted in-
"Throughout the width and breadth
citations to attend the conference by of this land the Jews of this country
p.
ni.
Thursday.
It
is
expected
that
have
rallied to the call of their lead-
4
other acceptances will be. re. sirs as at no other time during the past i
numerous
gt,alt
! earyreastpaataes,a city and
•
years.
Every
calved in time for the conference and hamlet
per-
the banquet to be held in the evening. some] service which has been a con-
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Adler, its tittiait,iihtassotau.hreaehheatfvesatatainafaacttittthile aclatijialf
(Concluded from page 0110.)
tural feast. At a later period it be- !
came dissociated in part from its
primitive nature and was identified I
with an event in the early history of
the Hebrews which invested the fes-
tival with the new and highly signifi-
cant spiritual message of liberty.
In the synagogue the note of spring
is reflected in the assigned scripture
reading from the Song of Songs
wherein the worshipper is reminded
that the winter is over and gone and
the song of the turtle-dove is again
heard in the land.
This joyous note is not sounded to
the exclusion of the historical associa-
tion of the Exodus of the Children of
Israel from Egypt. The purpose of
the Passover is to recall to mind the
many miracles which were wrought in
behalf of the House of Jacob by the
never slumbering Guardian and Keep-
er of Israel.
Throughout the festival of Pass-
over the historical circumstance of
this delivery from Egyptian bondage
is vividly revived and the scenes re-
viewed where the kindred of Joseph
were degraded to slave labor in the
very country upon which their illus-
trious ancestor had showered richest
blessings. Their enslavement of body
afflicted likewise their souls. They
sank into the grievious thraldom of
despair.
Real Estate Office
MO „ RIS
900112th.
DODGE BROTHERS
MOTOR
Harbor, Mich.; Jacob II. Brodsky,. L.,, been absolutely useless unless
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Philadelphia, Pa.; Alfred 511. Cohen, there had been moliolized throughout
twharnhiyasott aJfeatwai
Cincinnati, Ohio; A. S. Cohen, Toledo,. ltahhe ac totuantartyat thwitsaagarnee
Wal. 4274
-:- CLASSIFIED -:-
PHILIP RICE
A Lesson
From the Storm
rc^
Rochester, N. Y.; Salem N. Baskin,
t, Va. , have
:Ifgir,vawtith uantynetnttail:rliiaranttaetlI
Chicago, Ill.; A. G. }Seeker, Chicago, .
III.; James H. Becker, Chicago, III.;' been helpful in bringing about this
vice
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Borinstein, In- result, 1 ant happy for the privilege
w.tlicti.....h has alTten t. nt;ti,nrfe to render st e i r .d-
dianapolis, Ind.; Sam Bright, Benton ,
hio; A. A. Cohn, Minneapolis, Minn.; ready at all times to niak every sac- O
David Copland, Chicago, Ill.; Jos. B. riliice of time and money.
"I also want to express our appre-
D a v ti ad ., f (, h' 1 t i i c caaggoo;
IIIII.1:,;11(eirennitarnallitAg.1711; , elation to the many non-Jews through-
Sheboygan, Wis.; James Davis,. Chi- out the country who have not only
illyeau
a tast(: th., C haago givenof their money to the extent of
Sam
cago, E
Toronto, over a million dollars, but who have
o n and
1 u L . e l Mrs, M. Franken•
Canada;
g . l° i i g i . n ;i Mr.
11al
backed us in every way in making our
berger, Charleston, W. Va.; Rabbi campaign a success.
I Charles J. Freund, Toledo, Ohio; A.
"And, last, but not least, we want
H. Fromenson, New York City; S. to express our appreciation to the
M. HERTZ
R
CHARLES GOLDSTEIN
Goldhamer, Cleveland, 0.; Meyer Gil- press of this country who have given
lis, New York City; Albert M. Green- us freely of their valuable space and
field, Philadelphia; Pa.; II. A. Guinz- who have been ready at all times to
DEALING IN
burg, New York City; Harry Hem- tell the story in such a manner that it
ton, Buffalo, N. Y.; Nlax P. Heaven- would bring forth the greatest re-
ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY.
, rich, Saginaw, Mich.; William Hor- eponse .
wits, Butler, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Alex-
1514 Woodward Ave. Cherry 5790
"At some future time it is my hope
ander Kahn, New York City; Gustave to have printed the story of this cam-
604 Woodward Arcade
Kahn, Youngstown, 0.; Nathan D. paign out in detail the names of those
FRANCES HAIR SHOP Kaplan, Chicago, Ill.; II. N. Kohn, who have stood out in this work as
LIST WITH US AND SEE RESULTS.
Chicago, Ill.; Mrs. Alexander Kohut, great leaders and great workers.”
Hair Goods, Hair Dressing, Scalp
New York City; D. S. Komiss, Chica-
Treatments, Ilair Dyeing, Sham-
go, Ill.; Max M. Korshuk, Chicago,
pooing, Water Waving, Marcel
Ill.; Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf, Ger-
Waving, Manicuring, Facials, Eye
mantown, Pa.; Morris Kurtzon, Chi-
Brow Arching.
cago, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. llenry Las-
ker, Springfield, Mass.; Harry Leh-
man, Dayton, 0.; Dr. Gerson B. Levi,
a i Chicago,
Ill.; Albert II. Lieberman, FOR SALE—Joy Farm Flat. We
We seek to be your made to order
Philadelphia, Pa.; Isadore Liederman,
specialize in Joy Farm and North
clothes builders. We have the
Chicago, Ill.; Harry A. Lipsky, Chi-
Woodward flats and homes. See
widest range of materials to cago, Ill.; Col. Samuel 0. Lit;
us if you want a home or invest-
choose
from
and
our
prices
are
Jacob M. Loeb, Chicago, Ill.; Lee J.
I
ment in North Woodward or Joy
no higher than for the better • Loventhol, Nashville, Tenn.
Farm section. Morgan Real Es-
ready-to-wear.
Memphis,
Newburger,
Joseph
tate Co., 8951 Twelfth St. Gar-
11
From the President's Desk—Talk No. 91.
Tenn.; Emile Offenbacher, Tulsa,
field 6415-6416.
Okla.; Judge Hugo Pam, Chicago, Ill ;
A. D. Phillippe, Saginaw, Mich.; Max A YOUNG MAN who can furnish
best references desires furnished
Rabinovitch, Grand Forks, N. D.; Joe
room with respectable Jewish fam-
II. Ringold, Toledo, 0.; Edward
Importing Tailor
ily, about May 1. State telephone
Rosenbaum, Salt Lake City, Utah;
208-210 McKerchey Bldg.
number and particulars. Write
Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry Rosenfelt, New
Jewish
Chronicle, Box 585.
York
City;
Daniel
Rothchild,
Ithica,
Cadillac 2083
N. Y.; Charles Rubens, Chicago, Ill.;
FOR RENT—Nice large furnished
Reuben
Sadowsky,
New
York
City;
Last week we spoke of the absolute
room on West Grand boulevard,
I . Salet, Mankato, Minn.; Mr. and
for one or two gentlemen. Phone
necessity of having a "surplus fund"
Mrs. Joseph Seaman, Battle Creek,
Garfield 6255.
if we ever expected to progress to-
Mich.; I'hilip L. Semen, Chicago, Ill.;
Arthur Schoenstadt, Chicago, Ill.; F. NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM for
ward ultimate success.
M. Schulhoff, Mattoon, Ill.; Samuel
lady or gentleman. Two blocks
I j
Thursday. Friday and Saturday you
Scheitzer, Chicago, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs.
from Woodward. Melrose 5379.
had a million dollar spectacle offer-
S. Shapiro, Syracuse, N. Y.; Charles
Sipkins, Minneapolis, Minn.; I. Silver- REFINED German Jewish woman
ed you—a tremendous demonstra-
position as housekeeper, en-
Detroit's Exclusive Hatter man, Toledo, 0.; Louis S. Silberberg, wishes
tion of the necessity of a "surplus".
tire charge, for two or three
Niagara Falls, N. Y.; Isador Sobel,
What would have happened if the
adults.
Box 902, Detroit Jewish
Inc,
Pa.;
B.
F.
Stein,
Chicago,
Ill.;
Library Park Hotel Bldg. Albert Steindler, Chicago, Ill.; Selig Chronicle.
Telephone , Telegraph, Electric and
Stern,
Kalamazoo,
Mich.;
E.
Stern-
Transporta ■ Zion Companies had not
Gratiot at Library.
berger, Greensboro, N. C.; Abe Wal-
had sufficient surplus on hand to
am
um al as ow ters, Staunton, Va.; Lewis I. Waxel
step in at once and bring order out
baum, Macon, Ga.; Lionel Weil, Golds-
boro, N. C.; Louis A. Weil, Port
of chaos?
Huron, Mich.; Sol Westerfeld, Chica-
Imartranninumnommannumwmommow
Their "rainy day"—their emergency—came, and
go, III.; John Winelterg, Chicago, Ill.;
found them prepared. Today things are normal
H. A. Wolf, Omaha, Nebr.; A. C.
again, AS WE EXPECTED.
Wurmser, Kansas City, Mo.
The world EXI'ECTS you to do the same—to be
WITH three direct
on
your
Charles T. Abeles, Little Rock,
prpeared in emergencies to come through
wire. to New York
Ark.; Jacob Asher, Worcester, Mass.;
own." Could you do it? Learn your lesson-
we can execute order.
promptly under all ron•
William Barnet, Albany, N. Y.; Rab-
P-R-E-P-A-R-E.
8356 Twelfth Street
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ditions.
bi Jsoeph Louis, Davenport, Ia.; L. E.
Quotations ma y be fol-
B
Berger, Chicago, Ill.; 51. I. Berger,
lowed in our Hoard
Chicago, Ill.; Henry J. Bernheim,
Room as transactions
occur in the Exchange
- '
New York City; M. Berlin, New York
HARDWARE
or will he telephoned,
City; Mr. and Mrs. F. Berman, Ches-
without obligation.
Quick Delivery Anywhere
ter, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Berman, I
Wa Carry Listed &entitles
Cincinnati, 0.; Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
•
Market 5821
On Conesrvative Margin.
Bettmann, St. Louis, Mo.; Jacob
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Billikopf, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr. and
.10y for the Boys and Girls
Buehler, Bridgeport, Conn .• Mr. and
Regular $2.50
9. Mrs. M. Chasnoff, Sedalia, Mo.;
P Arthur I. Darman, Woonsocket, R. I.;
Membli 5 1.
Exch.
Ball Bearing Roller Skates
STATE DANT
FII
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1 3 11r. D. DO, allot!, Brooklyn, N. Y.;
$ I . 3 9
erilin=rmw
301
0, Sigmund Eisner, Red Bank, N. J.;
Tel.
Penobscot DETROIT
Ch. 7460
Morris Engelman, New York City;
LAFAYETTE AND GRISWOLD ST.
Wm. Feder, Gary, intl.; Joseph
P. A complete line of Sporting B. Fruchtwanger, Chicago, Ill.; Judge
Goods and Fishing Outfits.
B Harry M. Fisher, Chicago, Ill.; Ilarm,
Fischel New York; Eli Frank, Haiti-
4412112112=3 "1115323:1711°811°17. 1411112 more ltd • Nathan Frank St I ouis
51o.; Rabbi Leon From, Chicago, Ill.;
Rabbi Chas. J. Freund, Toledo, 0.;
Mr. and Mrs. Friedman, McKeesport,
Pa.; Herman Gessner, Escanaba,,
Lawn Cutting.
! Mich.; George Greenspun, Bridgeport,
• Conn.; B. Horwich, Chicago, Ill.; J. G.
Garden Work, Grading, Sodding
Joseph, Tonowonda, N. Y.; Mr. and
■and Seeding.
Mrs. J. S. Joseph, Buffalo, N. Y.
Eleven years of Service in
Leon Kamaiky, New York City;
Detroit.
Philip Kempler, Newburgh, N. Y.;
Louis M. King, Schenectady, N. Y.;
4005 Seyburn Avenue
Sol. S. Kiser, Indianapolis, Ind.;
Melrose 3409
Charles Kline, Allentown, Pa.; Sal.
Kline, Chicago, III.• Louis .1. Krein-
son, Bradford, Pa.; Sam.
'
C. Langton,
New York City; Herbert Lehman,
New York City; Irvin F. Lehman,
Pittsburgh, Pa.; Louis A. Levin, Bal-
Our entire long distance wire system in southern Mich-
i timore, Md.; Harry Levison, Toledo,
igan and many of our smaller exchanges was
10.; Benjamin F. Levy, Elmira, N. Y.;
I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Levy, Louisville,
crushed and wrecked in the sleet storm a week ago.
Ky.; Moe Levy, Norfolk, Va.; George
Le\Vitt, New Britain, Conn.; M. S.
Every city suffered, even those not touched by the
Liberman, Utica, N. Y.; Solomon
storm, because of severed lines to other points.
Lowenstein, New York City; Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Lucas, New York City; , '
The material loss is very great. The cost to business
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lyon, Washing-,
ton, D. C.; Rabbi H. S. Margolies,
cannot be estimated.
Bridgeport, Conn.; Jules E. Mast- •
boom, Philadelphia, Pa.; Armand
But our men, augmented by hundreds, pushed out into
May, Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs.
the storm zone by train, by truck and on foot,
Meyer S. May, Grand Rapids, Mich.;
H.
L. Meites, Chicago, Ill.; Nathan J.
working night and day to restore service.
Miller, New York City; Rabbi Albert
G.
Minda, South Bend, Ind.; Samuel I
We realize the importance of the wires to the conduct
Mundgeim, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Julius
of business and to the people of our cities and our
M. Myers, Springfield, Ill.; I. H. Nak-
dimen, Ft. Smith, Ark.
country districts. Therefore we are doing our ut-
JEWISH
Henry Oppenheimer, Baltimore, 51d.;
most to re-establish the lines of business and social
Joseph B. Persky, Atlantic City, N.
FUNERAL
Y.; J. J. Reib, Quincy, Ill.; Samuel
communication.
DIRECTOR
Reichler, Utica, N. Y.; S. J. Rosen-
blatt, Chicago, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Al.
But, the wire system that took years to build and per-
Chapel and Office
bert Rosenthal, Indianapolis, Ind.;
fect and that was destroyed in a night, cannot be
7739 JOHN R.
Albert Rosenthal, Johnstown, N. Y.;
1. M. Rosenthal, Toledo, 0.; Julius
Complete Motor Equipment
rebuilt in a day.
Rosenwald, Chicago, Ill.; Mr. and
Market 3688-R
Mrs. M. S. Rosenwald, Chicago, Ill.;
We, therefore, appeal to all users of the telephone to be
Market 2114
William Rubin, Syracuse-, N. Y.; Mr.
patient in this emergency.
and Mrs. A. L. Saltzstein, Milwaukee,
Wis.; Joseph Schonthal, Columbus,
Our promise is, that the emergency service already
Charles II. Shapiro, Bridgeport,
Conn.; Archibald Silverman, Provi-
established will be strengthened rapidly and that
dence, R. I.; Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel
permanent reconstruction will be pushed with all
Spear, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Abram Spel-
,
ke, Stamford, Conn.; Chas. M. Stern,
speed.
Albany, N. Y.; Marcus R. Sulzer,
Madison, Ind.; Dr. and Mrs. Noah
.074-4,
Sunstein, McKeesport, Pa.; A. J. Sun-
stein, Pittsburgh, Pa.; A. H. Trow-
man, New York City; L. J. Vorhaus,
New York City; Sigmund Wallace,
Statesville, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Warner,
Warner Buffalo, N. Y.; Mr.
Mrs. A. Leo Weil, Pittsburgh,
FRANZ C. KUHN, President.
Pa.; Jacob Weiss, Johnsonburg, Pa.;
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Weitzenkorn,
GOLDSTEIN'S
Over
700.000
owners
THOMAS
J. IlonE
Two Ohms 5rom••
Wore:mm(0•
WNW) WOODWARD• MARTIN
RA11
Sedan, $1440; Coupe, $1280; Touring Car, $880; Roadster, $850;
Panel Business Car, $980; Screen Business Car, $880.
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JEWISII CII1LDREN—SEVERAL CAPABLE MEN TO ACT
AS FIELD REPRESENTATIVES IN THIS AND NEARBY
STATES. COMMUNICATE WITH N. HALPERN, 401 EM-
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n
C. J, Hotchkiss
IS IT NOT PROVOKING
To Be Continually Calling In the Plumber?
Why not let us replace that old fixture with one that
is sanitary and up-to-date? Always at your service.
THE
AGREE BROS
Plumbing and Heating Engineers
4469 John R Street
at Garfield
Two Phones:
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To Telephone Users---
A Giant Cut The Wires
PAINTING
DECORATING
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Call--Market 1277
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$1. • MAIN
1491
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SPRUIVIC
ENGRAVING CO.
Michigan State 4 Telephone Co.
thnuaercial Artists
and Engfavers
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs.
Horace J. Wolfe, Rochester, N. Y.;
Louis Wolf, Philadelphia, Pa.
700 MAROVIITTI SLOG
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4846 Woodward Ave. at Warren Glendale 472-428
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VALUE CARS AT VOLUME PRICES
NASH MICHIGAN COMPANY Inc.
7345 Woodward Ave.
Long Battery Service Co.
Willard
Northway 780
Service on All Make..
Frs. Inspection.
68-78 Brady St.
(East of 3700 Woodward)
T.I. Glendale 1267
Ave.
7736 Grand"
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