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The Best Places For Detroiters to Dine and Dance

OVER 100,000 JEWISH
ORPHANS IN POLAND

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The Million Dollar Ball Room

Upholds, worthily, the best traditions of met-
ropolitan ballrooms—famed for supreme pop-
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the heart of Detroit. Always some
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Acute Problem.

ARABS ATTACK NEW YORK
FAMILY NEAR JERUSALEM

JF.RUSAI,EM.—(J. T. A.)—Rus-
sell Reed, New York business man,
with offices at 30 Church street, was
fired at by armed Arabs recently
while motoring with his family from
Jericho to Jerusalem. Mr. Reed, his
wife and child are on a tour of the
Holy Land. The attack occured as
they were returning from a visit to
the Dead Sea.
Mounted Police captured the assail-
ants after an exciting chase, the po-
lice using Mr. Reed's car to overtake
the bandits.

Before the Joint Distribution Com-
mittee "adopts" a number of chil-
Eighty-eight thousand Jewish or- dren, however small, in any institu-
phans, under the age of 14, are regis- tion, it imposes a rigid stipulation
tered at the orphan bureau of the that the treatment accorded the rest
t Joint Distribution Committee in War- of the inmates shall be the same as
saw, of whom 38,000 were bereft of
requires for its own wards. By
I' their natural protectors through the it
this stipulation alone the J. D. C. has OSCAR STRAUS AT DEDICATION
$ fortunes of war or the brutalities of been able to effect reforms in a large OF ROGER WILLIAMS MEMORIAL
pogroms. Yet this terrible figure of number of asylums. In every insti•
88,000 is not the total, because it is lotion housing J. D. C. wards, all the
WASIIINGTON.—(J. T. A.) —Os-
almost impossible to keep pace with children are receiving better food, car S. Strauss was a principal guest
the constantly growing number of or- one room at least in which the chil- at the laying of the cornerstone for
phans due to the ever-increasing flood dren may spend the day, is heated, the National Baptist Memorial to
of refugees returning from Russia and santiary conditions are improved. Roger Williams and "Religious Lib-
now that Poland is enjoying peace The effect of these reforms made erty." A copy of Mr. Straus' book on
and the pogrom wave has subsided. themselves apparent recently when the life of Roger Williams was deposi-
• Death overtakes these re-immigrants mortality statistics demonstrated that ted in a box and sealed in the corner-
• en route to their old homes. Typhus there hod been a decided falling off stone. This book has been recently
and other epidemics pursue them and in the death rate of children in these published by Mr. Straus and a special
children who began the homeward institutions subsidized by the J. D. C. edition contributed to the campaign
A journey with one or both parents ar-
for the memorial fund.
Modern Methods of Child C•re.
rive in Poland with neither. Due to
Ground for the memorial was brok.
Another means by which the Joint
n this, and other causes, the actual
en last year by President Harding
number of Jewish orphans has grown Distribution Committee influences who is a member of the Baptist de-
the condition of orphans is by teach-
O for in excess of 100,000.
nomination. Secretary Hughes, also
Properly to care for Poland's Jew- ing modern methods of chi d care. a Baptist, was the principal speaker,
ish orphans would require many more This instruction is given generally to delivering a plea for religious liber-
2 millions than has already been raised Jews and non-Jews, and to the re- ty.
in America for war relief; more, per- sponsible heads of institutions. Just
haps, than could ever be raised. Of now courses are being organized in
RELATIVE SOUGHT
necessity, therefore, the ministrations Warsaw for instructors who will be
of the J. C. are confined to a limited sent out over the country to teach
Dawin Magitz from Smargon, Ita-
number of children, the weakest, the local social workers higher standards.
A most helpless, the most unfortunate. The courses will be conducted by ranowieze, Minsk, a refugee, is seek-
ri Every effort is made by the Joint scientists, specialists in child-psychol- ing Marjasze Rodin, whose address is
Distribution Committee that through ogy and pedagogues. The courses given as 8 Superior street, Detroit,
its ministrations to the limited num- will last eight weeks and will be im- Mich. Those knowing the where-
abouts of the person sought are asked
ber whom it can take directly under parted to classes of fie.
its protecting wing, the condition of
Small as is the number of direct to communicate either with the Joint
all orphans in Poland shall be im- wards of the Joint Distribution Com- Distribution Committee of New York
proved. Into this effort, it is con- mittee in Poland (at this time not or with the editor of this paper.
stantly drawing an ever-increasing more than seven or eight thousand)
number of local committees who en- the maintenance of orphans already
LONDON.—(J. C. B.)—Lord Sy.
deavor to arouse the communities to costs that organzation from 70,000,- denham, in his latest letter to the
raise as much money as possbile for 000 to 80,000,000 Polish marks per Times demanding an inquiry into the
orphan relief.
month. But this is only regarded as ability of Palestine to support mil-
Condition. Shocking.
the beginning. A much larger num- lions of Jews, quotes from the articles
Chiefly, however, the Joint Distri- ber will have to be adopted gradually of Henry Morgenthau in support of
bution Committee concerns itself in order to improve the condition of his opinion that Zionism is impracti-
with the institutions in which the all the orphans in the land. And in cable.
A wards are placed. Here it is possible addition to adoption the Joint Distri-
2 to exercise the greatest influence for bution Committee will have to resort
5 the improvement of the environment to other methods in order to improve
in which the Jewish orphans are be- the medical and sanitary condition of
, ing reared. Conditions in most of the orphans. Special arrangements
the orphan asylums of Poland, espe- will have to be made for the mental
cially in the small towns, hale been defectives, who constitute about 10
shocking. There is a terrible lack of per cent of the orphans in the insti-
•I clothing, of fuel, and very often, be- tutions. At present there is not a
g cause of the awful cold, the children single institution in all Poland for
must remain in bed the livelong day. these doubly-unfortunate children.

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CATERING AND DANCE PAVILION
Opening Saturday, June 17th

The final word in construction, equipment. ss."I
Refined, luxurious surroundings and
• Unique Conception.

Dancing Without Charge
Pasternack & Rubinstein's Famous Orchestra

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Cuisine Unexcelled.
Worth while Entertainment.
Personal Hospitality and Individual Attention
Assured.

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Open 8 P. M. Till 3 A. M.

NIGHTLY—Gentlemen 30c, Ladies 20c
Sundays and Holidays-35c and 25c
Washed Air Cooling System

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Even there they find no warmth, be-
cause the beds are covered with tat-
tered threadworn rags that may have
been blankets once upon a time. The
children are dirty, neglected. In
many of the small towns there are no
hospitals, no dispensaries, not even a
practical nurse, and very often it is
How Joint Distribution Corn- impossible to isolate children suffer-
ing from infectious diseases to which
mittee is Grappling with
the rest are exposed.

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Supported by Pasternack & Rubenstein's Symphony

Gala Opening Night, Saturday, June 17th.

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The Famous Dancing Wilburs,

Lately of New York

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Edna May, Song Artist
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Frank Bissinger,

Detroit's Famous Tenor

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Willie Johnson in "Frisco"

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Miss Marjorie Hazard

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JEROME YOUNG, Proprietor

DANCE

Frontenac Cafe

42 Monroe Avenue

The Graystone Gardens Solicits Card Parties,
Luncheons of All Kinds for Week Days

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Enjoy a Good Meal in

Best Ventilated Restaurant

Pleasant, Cool Surroundings

An Ideal Place for An

Afternoon or Dinner Party

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FRISCO NOVELTY ORCHESTRA

L. RETTMAN, Director
An exceptionally tine Orchestra that plays throughout the Evening, from 7 P. M. till 1 A. M. in our
superb Banquet and Dance Hall.
located on Seven-Mile Road, between Gratiot and
Our policy of this Finest and Fashionable Roadhouse,
Mack Avenues near Mack — third turn from Gratiot, second turn from Mack—is to serve
Exceptional Dinners, at Popular prices.

NOVELTY ENTERTAINMENT, ETC.

Best attention and greatest care will be given to Family, Private and exclusive Banquets, and to special
catering for Dancing and After Theater Parties.
We serve Soup, Ice Cream and Cake FREE of charge to all Children, accompanied by their Parents.
NO LIQUOR ALLOWED.

MONTE CARLO

American and Chinese Restaurant

28 W. Adams St. New Stroh Bldg.

DETROIT'S COOLEST DINING ROOM

'DANCING

RAY GRAVLIN'S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA

12:00-2:30, 6:00.8:00, 10:00 - 1:00

EASTWOOD INN

GRATIOT AND EIGHT-MILE ROAD

Detroit's Family Roadhouse

LOG CABIN INN

An Exclusive Road House

Woodward Ave. at Six - Mile Road

New Pavilion Just Opened

Spring `Broilers

Frog, Fish, Chicken and Steak Dinners

'Vegetables in Season

Fried in Fresh Creamery Butter

BRING THE KIDDIES

Gratiot Road Now Completed

JOSEPH P. WEYER

$1.25

65c Dinner ...

Luncheon . .

Telephone Roseville 7 W 3

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