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JUDAEA KNIGHTS HOLD
CHAMPIONSHIP DEBATE
The championship team of the
Knights of Judaea will be chosen on
Saturday evening, May 6, when the
two teams tied for first honors of
the club will debate on the following
question:
"Resolved, that the Jewish com-
munities throughout the world organ-
ize Jewish congresses in their vari-
ous centers; that these congresses,
through their representatives, pro-
ceed with the organization of a
World Jewish Congress; and that said
World Jewish Congress be charged
with the duties of conducting the af-
fairs of Judaism, economic, political,
etc., and should also be charged with
the chief duty of rebuilding Pales-
tine as the Jewish National Home-
land."
The affirmative will be upheld by
the team composed of Jacob Kadu-
shin, Abe Torgow and Louis Zack.
The negative will be upheld by Sam
Firestone, William Lankin and Joe
Markle.
Mr. Kadushinie team was tied for
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in pearls—as alike to
the real pearls as one
dew-drop to another.
Guaranted indestruc-
tible, $10 to $35, ac-
cording to length and
graduation.
Sold only at the
D. J. Healy Shops
Main Floor
Costumers to Gentlewomen
first honors as a result of the victory
of the Firestone team last Saturday
Western
Waterproofing Company
Waterproofing and Dampproofing
Engineers and Contractors
We executed the waterproofing of all base-
ments, sub-basements, pith, etc., in the
new First National Bank Bldg.
evening in the debate on the ques-
tion of prohibition in Palestine. The
Firestone team upheld the negative
side of the question, prohibition be-
ing advocated by Joe Levin, Julius
Kabatsky and Nathan Zack.
The debate Saturday was closely
contested. William Lankin was voted
best speaker. The judges were Sol
Lipehitz, Barney Jaroslow, Hyman
Ttgel, Charles Levine and Miss Nad-
ler. The Hadar Zion were the guests
of the Knights of Judaea at this meet-
ing, attending the debate.
By unanimous decision the Knights
passed a resolution condemning the
opponents of the resolutions in Con-
gress favoring a Jewish Homeland in
Palestine and urging the members of
Congress, in a telegram to Senator
Lodge, to vote for the resolutions.
The program this Saturday even-
ing will consist of discussions of Pal-
estine topics by S. Slomovitg, J. Saf-
frin, D. Cooper, A. lionigman and B.
Cohen.
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leading products of such manufac-
turers as Karpen, Sligh, Luce, Berkey &
Cay, Cassaragi, Widdicomb, and Limberg
are here. They are priced with moder-
ation and sold on the STANDARD PLAN,
which gives you seven months in which
to pay, with no interest charges or inves-
tigation fees.
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Forget-Me-Nots of Zion.
Waterproofing Basements, Tunnels,
Tanks, Swimming Pools
Elevator Pits, Etc.
Old or New Structures
Waterproofed on the Inside or Outside.
M ERICA'S Finest Furniture—the
The last meeting of the Forget-Me-
Nots of Zion woo held at the home of
the leader of the club, Miss Rosa L.
Copinsky, 4224 Lincoln avenue. The
club decided to purchase a half dunam
land in Palestine. Miss Rose Nakel-
sky was elected to membership in the
club. Arrangements were made for
a Maywalk on May 7, the weather per-
mitting.
The following new officers were
elected: Sarah Yaker, president; Rose
Brady, vice-president; Bessie Pevin,
secretary; Rose Katzer, treasurer.
The program consisted of a talk by
the leader and a report on "Why the
Mogen David Has Six Points," by
Lena !Mendelsohn.
The next meeting will be held Sat-
urday evening at the home of Miss
Gertrude Katz, 938 East Kirby ave-
nue. Visitors are welcome.
Robinson- Cohen Co.
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Corner of High and Hastings Streets
West Side Branch:
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Open Evenings
Tikvas Zion
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Near Fyfe's Shoe Store
The Sunday afternoon meeting of
the Tikvas Zion was featured by one
of the most interesting debates ever
held by the club. The affirmative of
the proposition, "Resolved that the
Evinhols and ceremonials of the Seder
he abolished in Palestine," was upheld
by Mary Nlarkofsky and Pauline
Schwartz and the negative by Naomi
Buchhalter, Mollie Chabensky, and
Eva ('roll. The affirmative side was
voted winner, and Eva ('roll was de-
clared best speaker.
Ethel Gershenson gave a short talk
on "The I'ossibilities of Jewish Girls
in America," and will at a future
date talk on "The Possibilities of
Jewish Girls in Pa lestine."
A telegram was sent by the club to
the Michigan representatives in Con-
gress urging them to vote for the
Lodge Zionist resolution.
This Sunday, the program will be
featured by a debate on the question,
"Resolved that the Jews of America
are in greater need of Zionism than
are the Jews of Eastern Europe."
PROMINENT JEWS ATTEND JERICHO REBEKAH LODGE
PARTY PROVES SUCCESS
SEN. TOWNSEND MEETING
The juvenile party and lemon
Among the 75 leading citizens of
Detroit who attended the conference squeeze given by the degree staff of
Tuesday afternoon in the llenry II the Jericho Rebekah Lodge No. 328
room of the Hotel Stotler to further on April 21 at the Jericho Temple,
the candidacy of Senator Charles Oakland and Melbourne, was well at-
Townsend were the following: David tended by the members and their
A. Brown, Fred M. Butzel, Charles many friends.
C. Simons, Milton M. Alexander, Jo-
A one-act comedy entitled "School
seph M. Weiss, Isaac Goldberg, Ben Days" was presented by the members
B. Jacob, S. M. Cole, Henry M. Fee- of the degree staff. The cast was
himer, Dr. I. L. Polozker.
composed of Gussie Leet, Bertha M.
Lexer, Sarah Schulman, Teressa Sha-
pero, Eva Mann, Evelyn Goose, Mor-
ris Bordelove, Louis Shapero, Sam
Mann, Abe Goose and Nathan Metz.
L. Shapero as teacher and Mr. Borde-
love as Abe Murphy, the pupil, were
especially good in their parts. Art
Mayfield, well known in theatrical
circles, who is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Leet of this city, staged
and directed the play.
Souvenirs were distributed to all
present. Dancing followed the pro.
gram and refreshments were served.
Defenders of White and Blue.
The program of the Defenders of
the White and Blue Sunday was fea-
tured by a discussion of the Keren
Ilayesod, Ilyman Tigel giving the
principal talk on the subject. Israel
Zilber, leader of the club, also spoke
on the subject. Simon Axelrod re-
viewed current events of Jewish in-
terest.
The club unanimously passed a
resolution to urge the Michigan mem-
bers of the United States Senate to
vote for the resolution to recognize
Jewish claims to I'alestine. A wire
was sent Senator Lodge urging him
to vote for the passage of the Pales-
tine resolution.
This Sunday, Jack Flusty will
speak on "Water Power in I'ales-
tine" and Sydney Lopate on "The
Banks of Palestine and the Urban
Mortgage Bank."
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Which the Great Pianists
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DUO-ART
Reproducing
Piano
Daughters of White and Blue.
The Daughters of the White and
Blue, at their meeting Sunday, wired
'Senator Lodge their thanks for his
l'alestine resolution and urged him
to use his influence for its passage.
— Grand and Uprights —
Hadar Zion.
Consider the significance of the fact that this is the Re-
producing Piano selected by the master-pianists as the one
through which their genius and skill are truly portrayed—the
one chosen by them for leaving to future generations an
actual, authentic record of their playing! What striking evi-
dence of its unquestioned musical perfection and absolute
supremacy!
The DUO-ART is the only repro-
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The Hadar Zion are launchnig a
membership drive starting this Satur-
j day evening. Girls of 15 and over
interested in Jewish work will be
asked to join the club.
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The baseball season (or the club
has opened, with Miss Evelyn Asko-
wits as captain. The first activity
of the season was a picnic held at
I Palmer Park on Saturday afternoon.
I A Bible program will feature the
, meeting this Saturday, the girls be-
ing required to know the Ten Com-
mandments and certain passages from
the Bible.
FINAL COMMUNITY NIGHT
NEXT SUNDAY, APRIL 30
The last Community Night of the
s^ason will be held at the Jewish In-
; stitute, High and Hastings streets,
1 Sunday evening, April 30, at 7:30
o'clock. Followin g is the program:
Chorus, Der Greener Winkel; play-
let entitled "Elija." Lotus Social
Club; children's orchestra, Jewish In-
stitute Music School; spring dance,
Golden Rule Club; Yiddish play, from
Jacob Gordon, Educational Alliance;
declamation, "Message of Spring,"
member of Zerei Zion; harvest dance,
Jewish Institute children; chorus, Der
Greener Winkel. Mies Ida Kamen
will be the soloist of the evening.
Dancing will follow the program.
Admission is free and the public is
invited. Adults only will be admit-
ted.
Owing to the fact that this affair
winds up the season's Community
Nights, extensive preparations are
being made by the various clubs
meeting in the building to make this
program a memorable one.
PRICE
& LESS
Mr. Man!
Read This!
0404',
The way we've marked the
stock of the well known
firm of
E. R. BOWIE & CO.
Formerly at Woodward and Horton
Folks who live in the vicinity of Woodward and Horton Aves.—for blocks
—know the sort of QUALITY merchandise the Bowie Store handled. To the
rest of Detroit we'll say that WE HAVE NEVER PURCHASED FINER,
MORE CAREFULLY SELECTED men's stock ! And we are fully aware of
what that statement implies!
No man in Detroit CAN AFFORD to let this sale slip by. Even if it's
only half a dozen ARROW COLLARS—or a MALLORY HAT—or WIL-
SON BROS. or SHAWKNIT hosiery—or VASSAR, ROXFORD OR COOPER
underwear—GRINNELL GLOVES—or a new HICKOK BELT—you'll save
at least HALF—and more in some cases.
It's a sale of known value! Some of the nationally advertised, nation-
ally known merchandise could not be purchased at sale prices in any other
way! And PLEASE NOTE:—Quantities are limited in many instances. As
soon as the limited quantities are sold YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE
IN THIS SALE IS GONE! Better go over the list tonight!
Sale Began Thursday! And will continue the rest of the week!
Get in on it as soon as you can!
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