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Congregation Emanuel Sisterhood.
The card party given by the Sisteie
hood of Congregation Emanuel at the
2 home of Mrs. Herman Fisher, 1682
Atkinson avenue, was well attended.
LA The proceeds are for the benefit of
the Talmud Torah. The Sisterhood
or of Congregation Emanuel will meet
/at the home of Mrs. M. 11. Blumberg,
1485 Chicago boulevard, on 1,5*ednes-
' day afternoon.
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"Yaldei 'Zion" (Children of Zion),
a club composed of the children of
the National Hebrew School of 8989
Goodwin avenue, of which Yitzchok
Yuchtan is the head, announces that
membership will henceforth be open
to children who do not attend the
school. Meetings are held regularly
at the school, on Sunday afternoons.
Those interested are urged to come to
the next meeting and join the club.
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The Maccabean Sports will meet
the Progressive A. C. in a joint de-
bate on May 28 at the El Moshe
Synagogue on the question, "Re-
solved, that Jewish nationalism is the
fundamental cause of anti-Semitism."
II. Schultz, H. Glickowsky and J.
Thuman, representing the Maccabean
Sports, will uphold the affirmative of
this question. The judges will be an-
nounced later.
The outstanding feature of last
week's meeting was a debate on the
question, "Resolved, that the United
States permanently retain the Philip-
pine Islands." The debate was close-
ly contested, the affirmative team,
composed of S. Pomeranz and J. Thu-
min, defeating II. Schultz and A.
Glickowsky.
Philomathic Debating Club.
The l'hilomathic Debating Club
met last Sunday evening at the
Farnsworth Talmud Torah. The pro-
gram of the evening was a debate on
the question, "Resolved, that Judge
Bartlett's policy of jailing speeders is
justifiable," the affirmative, Sam Gu-
rovitz nod Louis Carpel, winning
over Charles Ornstein and Sydney De
Young.
Mr. Russel of the Detroit Junior
College faculty and head of the po-
litical science department, acted as
critic of the debate. lie also gave a
very instructive talk to the members
on the subject of Detroit's political
system. Ile pointed out to the mem-
bers that Detroit had the best voting
system in comparison to the other
large cities of the United States.
"Resolved, that the United States
own and operate the coal mines" will
be the subject debated on at Sunday's
meeting of the organization. B.
Kurtzman and S. I.iebovitz will argue
for this principle, while S. Rubenstein
and A. C. Perlman will support the
opposition. Along with this debate,
Harry H. Platt, speaker of the organ-
ization, will give the first of a series
of talks on the subject, "Fundamen-
tal Principles of Debating." Mr.
Friedman, Detroit attorney, is sched-
uled to address the members of the
organization.
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if you have Frigidaire.
Ices, creams, sherbets, frozen puddings and other
dainties can be made without trouble, frozen quickly and
easily in the clean, dry cold of the Frigidaire cabinet.
Tzdahk• Club.
The Tzdahka Club met at the home
of Mrs. Ben Jacobs, 938 Gladstone,
Tuesday afternoon. In addition to
the layettes that are being delivered
to poor families, it was decided to
start the discarded toy and story book
drive for the Children's Free Hos-
pital and crippled children. Those
wishing to donate any discarded toys
Lu Ana Club.
or story books should call Mrs. Ja-
A regular meeting of the l.0 Ana cobs, Northway 2942-R.
Club was held at the home of Miss
Annabel Isberg on Sunday, May 7. A
Purity Chapter No. 359.
social card party will be given by the
Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E. S.,
club on May 21 at the home of Miss will entertain the children of its mem-
Dorothy Levenson. The business bers at a May party Monday after-
meeting was followed by a delightful noon, May 22, at the Eastren Star
luncheon. l'iano selections were ren- Temple, 80 West Alexandrine. Mrs.
dered by Miss Rae Siegel.
Herman Fisher is chairman. A card
party will be held that evening by
Rambler'. Social Club.
the chapter instead of their monthly
Following are the newly elected special.
officers of the Rambler's Social Club:
Samuel Grenadier, president; Abe
Sigma Phi Gamma.
Sklare, vice-president; Julius Silver.
The Sigma Phi Gamma met on Fri-
man, recording secretary; Irving day evening at the home of Miss
Gould, financial secretary; harry Evelyn Vine. Music and dancing fol-
Still, treasurer; Morris Rosenberg, lowed the meeting. Miss Mildred
sergeant-at-arms; Jack Schleir, trus- Bachrach of 629 Hague avenue will
tee. The club enjoyed a theater be hostess at the next meeting.
party on Sunday, April 30.
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Open Day and Night
20 West Adams Avenue
Near Fyfe's Shoe Store
Jolly Ten Club.
The Jolly Ten Club met at the
home of Mrs. Jack, 1807 Delaware
avenue, on Thursday, Slay 4. A
luncheon was served after the meet-
ing.
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home. It preserves food by means of cold, dry air which
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stantly at the scientifically correct degree for food
preservation, a temperature about ten degrees lower
than is possible with the old-fashioned ice-box.
It is entirely automatic in operation, using current from
the electric wires in your house, and requiring no care
or attention.
Frigidaire is a product of the General Motors Corpora.
tion, correctly designed, correctly made and thoroughly
dependable in service. And yet, with all its other
advantages it will probably cost you less to use than you
now pay for ice.
Jericho Rebekah Lodge No. 328.
Jericho Rebekah Lodge No. 328
will give a hard time dancing party
at the new Jericho Temple, Oakland
and Melbourne avenues, on Saturday
evening, May 27.
Paramount Club.
Athena Girls.
The weekly meeting of the Para-
The Athena Girls held their last mount Club was held Sunday, May 7,
' meeting on Monday evening at 703 at the home of F. Levinson, 4717
East Hancock avenue, 25 couples at- Michigan avenue. Arrangements have
Priced According to Sizes.
tending. The meeting was open to been made for a party to be held the
$11.00
One Family-size, with Installation
the friends of the members. The fol- opening day of the club's summer
See H. M. KOFFMAN, 912 East Hancock
lowing took part on the program: cottage. The committee appointed in
Residence Phone Melrose 6556
Julius Pliskow, Katheryn Kaddin, charge of this affair are E. Levinson,
Phone
Cherry
1472
Office: 1503 First National Bank Building
Freda Horowitz, Florence Kutzen, A. Blub and A. Weisburg. A musi-
Dilah Wexler, Gladys Spalter, Sam cal program was rendered by E. Le-
Eder, Mose Schwartz, Ilarry Reis- vinson and L. Fiddler. Refreshments
"Fellow-workers, it S our duty to mann. The next meeting will be held followed. The next meeting will be
at
637 Medbury.
held at Cass Lake on Sunday, May 14.
take immediate advantage of this sig-
nificant event to strengthen the Keren
Ilayesod in every locality in the Uni-
has accepted the invitation to deliver
ted States. We call upon you to call
the baccalaureate address at the
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together the workers of your city, to
graduation exercises at the Ilebrew
inforced by the organization of num- call together the Jews of your city, to
Union College on June 10. Dr. Fried-
erous public meetings and parlor tell the glad tidings and urge them to
man has the distinction of having
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1.)
meetings in all parts of New York express their enthusiasm and grati-
City, at which many thousands of tude by working for and contributing ticularly in his social service work served in his first and only congrega-
Jews are being reached and asked to to the Keren Ilayesod. See to it that as chaplain of the Chicago Federation tion longer than any other graduate
of Synagogues has he been success- of the college, having occupied his
do their duty by Palestine.
the news of the event and of your
An intensive activity, it is stated, celebration of it is given the widest ful and happy and his ministrations present pulpit continuously ever since
has been organized under the direction publicity in your local press. Let you have been productive of much bless- his graduation. His service to his
of Rabbi Meyer Berlin, leader of the meetings send expression to Senator ing to all those with whom he has congregation, his community and his
state has been faithful, valuable and
Mizrachi Organization, in the syna- Lodge and to the Senate of the United come in contact.
Dr. Henry Slonimsky was born distinguished and in every way he
gogues for the purpose of obtaining States.
Oct. 9, 1884, and was educated in has reflected credit upon his alma
contributions from the treasuries of
"But, above all, our enthusiasm and
the thousands of congregations of the gratitude must express in concrete the public and high schools of Phila- mater.
city. These congregations are called results for the Keren Ilayesod. All delphia. At the same time he had
upon to pay Maaser, or one tenth of your actions should he dominated by private instruction in Hebrew. Ile
the funds in their treasuries. Confi- this slogan: Another Million for the did undergraduate work at Haver-
NOTICE TO CLUBS AND
dence is expressed by Rabbi Berlin Keren Ilayesod by May thirty-first. ford College and the University of
that substantial sums will he raised On that day an impressive celebration Pennsylvania (1901.04) and gradu-
ORGANIZATIONS
in this manner. The Women's Corn- will take place in the City of New ate work at the University of Berlin
mittee, headed by Mrs. Richard Got- York in which prominent officials of (1905-07) and at the University of
theil and Mrs. F. W. Haskell, is re- our Government and Congress will Marburg (1907-121. While in Ber-
In order to fill the ever-grow-
ported to he rendering substantial as- participate. It will not he sufficient lin he was also a student at the Leh-
ing need for a certified direc-
sistance through special Women's to proclaim that the splendid action of ranstalt fur die Wissenschaft des
tory of local clubs and organiz-
Committees which have been organ- our Government has made Jews re- Judentums. At Marburg he was a
ations, presidents and secre-
ized in every section of the city.
taries of all local bodies are
joice. We must be able to show that pupil of Hermann Cohen and Paul
Natorp and specialized in philiosophy.
Issue Special Appeal.
asked to communicate with the
the Jews have been aroused to action
A proclamation, signed by Samuel and sacrifice. And in this action and He received the degree of Doctor of
Organization Editor of The De-
Untermyer, Peter J. Schweitzer, Her- sacrifice every city and town, every- Philosophy at Marburg in 1912. lie
troit Jewish Chronicle, supply-
mann Conheim and Emanuel Neu- village and hamlet where our people was lecturer in philosophy at Colum-
ing him with the names and ad-
bia University in 1914-15 and in-
mann, of the Administration of the dwell must bear its part.
dresses of the officers of the
structor, and later associate, in phil-
Keren Ilayesod in America, hails the
particular
societies and the time
"Fellow-workers let your response
passage of the Lodge resolution in the he immediate and let it becommen- osophy at Johns Hopkins University
and places of meetings.
Senate in favor of the National Home- surate with the significant event in 1915-21. His work in these insti-
tutions was successful to a marked
land in Palestine and urges the work-
which we are celebrating.
degree and the response of his stu
To for the Keren Ilayesod and other
"Another Million for the Keren dents to the stimulus of his lectures
Jews to raise another million for Pal-
Ilayesod by May thirty-first.
•aS gratifying indeed. For the past
estine in celebration of this event. The
year he has been director of the Cin-
appeal announces that on May 31 a
cinnati Jewish settlement. His train-
special celebration will he held in New
ing, both in general philosophy, psy-
York at which government officials
chology and pedagogy and in Jewish
are expected. The appeal follows:
literature and philosophy qualify him
Fellow-workers: On Wednesday,
eminently for the work which he is
May 3, 1922, the United States Senate
herewith called upon to do as profes-
adopted unanimously the following
sor of Jewish education and ethics.
resolution:
The committee in charge of the Bi-
Dr. Wolfenson.
"Resolved By the Senate and the
cur Cholem Junior excursion, to take
Dr. Louis Wolfenson was born on
House of Representatives of the Unit-
place on Sunday, June 4, to Tashmno ' Ian 4, 1882. He was reared and
ed States of America in Congress as-
Park, announces that nothing is be- educated in LaCrosse, Wis. lie was
sembled, that the United States of
ing left undone to provide comfort graduated with honors from the Uni-
America favors the establishment in
and enjoyment for those attending. versity of Wisconsin in 1901 and was
Palestine of the National Home for
A number of new and novel features elected a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
the Jewish people, it being clearly un-
derstood that nothing shall be done have been added to the already Ile was fellow in Ilebrew at the Uni-
lengthy program of entertainments, versity of Wisconsin from 1901-03
which may prejudice the civil and re-
and during this period prosecuted his
ligious rights of non-Jewish communi- field events and contests.
The excursion will be the only Jew- studies in Semitic languages, Hellen-
ties in Palestine and that the Holy
places and religious buildings and ish Sunday excursion this season. In istic Greek and Sanskrit. In 1903
cites in Palestine shall be adequately addition to the dancing in the large he became a graduate student in Sem-
ballroom, baseball fans are assured itics, Egyptian and Indo-European
protected.
This resolution, sponsored by Sen- of several spacious diamonds where languages at Johns Hopkins Uni-
ator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachu- they will be able to play their favor- versity and in 1904 was appointed
setts, Chairman of the Foreign Rela- ite game. A challenge has been is- university scholar and later fellow in
tions Committee, is soon to be submit- sued by the Bicur Cholem baseball Semitics at that university. He sub-
ted to the House of Representatives teams of standing in the community sequently received the degree of Doc-
and to the signature of the President. for a game during the excursion day. tor of Philosophy there. In 1908 he
Tickets can be secured from Dr. was appointed instructor in Hebrew
It is a foregone conclusion that it will
be passed by the House and signed by Louis Weiss, 406 Liggett building, and Ilellenistic Greek at the Uni-
chairman of the committee, or from versity of Wisconsin and in 1911 was
the President.
'Fellow-workers, the passage of members of the organization. Dr. promoted to assistant professor of
this resolution is in many respects the Weiss promises a valuable prize to Semitic languages and Hellenistic
most important victory which our the person discovering the identity of Greek. In 1917 he was appointed
cause has won. For the first time we "Miss B. C. Jr." on the day of the chairman of his department. He has
are assured of the powerful sympathy excursion.
contributed various articles of scien-
91 a great nation speaking through
tific character, dealing mainly with
its chosen parliament, and the nation
grammatical problems of Semitic lan-
which has thus spoken possesses to- GRAYSTONE ANNOUNCES
guages, to a number of our leading
day the maximum influence and lead-
NEW GREAT ORCHESTRA scholarly journals. He was president
ership in the world. The passage of
of the Dane County Humane Society
this resolution now justifies us in look-
Gray-stone, the million-dollar ball- from 1910 to 1920 and a member of
ing forward with the utmost confi- room at Woodward and Willis, an- the School Board of Madison, Wis.,
dence to the confirmation of the Man- nounces the new orchestra, its own from 1916 to 1919. In co-operation
date by the forthcoming meeting of
importation, which promises to be the with the Department of Synagogue
the league of Nations. The passage
biggest sensation Detroit has ever and School Extension, he organized
of this resolution will throw confusion
known. The new orchestra, with two the Jewish Students' Association of
into the ranke of our enemies without
challenge to lovers of the University of Wisconsin in 1919
and silence the few malicious tongues leaders, is a
refined dancing. The new orchestra and has guided and stimulated its at-
within which have sought to inject a
tivities faithfully since then.
contradiction between our American- has made Chicago and New York
Rev. Dr. William S. Friedman of
ballrooms famous and is said to be
ism and our support of the Jewish
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Denver, Colo., of the clan of 1889,
without comparison.
Homeland in Palestine.
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