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Private Lemons Dally-10 A. M. to 10 P. IL—Main 4429 COUPON Present this Coupon any time this week and obtain two dancing lessons FREE OF CHARGE. Announcement ■ s. We are pleased to announce the opening of our office in Detroit located at 230 Penob- scot Bldg. Our firm are members of all the leading Security and Commodity Ex- changes of the country. Private wire service between all branch offices and exchanges enables us to render efficient and expeditious service. The ac- counts of banks, firms and indivduals so- licited, in Stocks, Bonds, Foreign Exchange, Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Coffee, Sugar, and Cotton Seed Oil. J. S. BACHE & CO. 230 Penobscot Bldg. From the President's Desk—Talk No. 103. That Invisible Old Man ON.11 . 1•MI Has it ever occurred to you that there is an invisible old man at your elbow whom you are supporting? It is yourself at 60, 65 or 70 years of age. You are not only earning a living for yourself as you now are, but you are SUPPOSED to be putting some of your money away with which to buy cloth- ing, food and shelter for that old man—yourself as you will be. 1111110111111111111 11111111111111111 1 111111 You are either making or destroying your future happiness each working week. Which are you doing? Start making an allowance at once for old Mr. Self. He is going to need it. Let this bank help you. 1 Young Judaea Cl ub RESTAURANT ON TUESDAY Alexander Loftus is proprietor of the New Palace Royal Restaurant at 2134 Woodward avenue, between Notes Elizabeth and Columbia streets. Mr. Loftus has had a long and successful career in operating a chain of Jewish restaurants in the East and it is his intention to give to Detroit some- YOUNG JUDEA CONDUCTS thing that no other place offers today SUCCESSFUL CONVENTION --a real genuine home-like meal, The new restaurant has been transformed into a veritable garden and no ex- and Miss Rosa L. Copinsky Elected on pense was spared in decorations setting in order to obtain the most National Executive Committee. I comfort for the public. _ The grand opening will take place LONG BRANCH, N. J.—National Young Judaea, at the fourteenth an- i on Tuesday, invited July 18, the and public is cordially to and attend see what has been accomplished by a nual convention held last week, took what steps to place the organization upon man who has been in the. restaurant a firm basis and to insure the exten- business for the past 22 years. very evening will add to sion and improvement of its educe- c e very tional work. The convention was one ' attr ac tions of the new establish- of the most successful ever held by , anent. Courtesy and service will be the motto of this palatial restaurant. the organization. Mr. Loftus announces that he has On Sunday morning, reports were received from the various local Young purchased the Strand Restaurant at Judaea organizations represented at 1344 Broadway and will follow the the convention, and the reports show- same policy, creating a restaurant in ed a gratifying status of Young Ju- the heart of the downtown district daea work in practically all centers. where diners will be met with the The Sunday afternoon session was highest courtesy. This place will be the most brilliant in the history of under his own .personal supervision Young Judaea. Addresses were de- and management. Details as to the livered by Rabbi Meyer Berlin and announcement of the re-opening date Judge Bernard A. Rosenblatt. This of the Strand Restaurant will be session was opened by the mayor of given in these columns at a later date. Long Branch, who extended a warm welcome to the assembled delegates. Defenders of White and Blue. Col. J. 11. Patterson gave a thrilling The Defenders of the White and account of the campaign for a the Herzl re. Blue-will hold memorial meet- demption of Palestine and of the i , part played by the Jewish inc this Wednesday evening in honor splendid ldiers under his command. of the founder of the modern Zionist so ment who died 18 years ago. mo vement, The annual report t of the ad minis- Wedne d ' program consisted by the honor- Last tration was prese nonthe pr purposes of a discussion o f sy . ary secretary, Mr. au J. o Young Judaea, led by I. Zilber, lead- showed that there were at present er of the club. The Zionist news 842 clubs and that the work of Young of the week was reviewed by Leonard ' Judaea was in a promising condition Milling. ,although the national headquarters : had been severely handicapped by Knights of Judaea. lack of funds. The Knights of Judaea will cele- Among the important resolutions adopted in the afternoon session were brate their third anniversary on Sat- those expressing greetings to both urday evening, Aug. 5, with a fine houses of Congress for passing the program in which all the Detroit resolutions favoring the establish- clubs are to participate. The com- ment of a Jewish homeland and ex- mittee in charge of the affair consists pressing the hope that the mandate of Sam Firestone, chairman; Max for Palestinewould be ratified by the Weine, Nathan Zack, Sol Slomovitz League of Nations. Every Young and William Lankin. Max Weine Judaea club was requested to see to will speak at the meteing this Eues- received the day evening on the life, activities and it that every eve member Judaean Magazine and paid works of Dr. Theodor Herz', the Young for same as part of its weekly dues. great Zionist leader, who died 18 It was the sense of the convention years ago. that Young Judaea must take steps There are many million souls to to secure annual adult members for whom the sacred books of the old the support of the national headquar- Hebrews are sacred still; sacred, ters. because they are believed to be The following officers were elected: either inspired in higher measure than the Board of Trustees—Hon. Nathan sacred literature of other races, or Straus, chairman; Dr. David de Sole else because of that ethical sanctity Pool. assistant chairman. which attaches to the written origins Officers—S. J. Borowsky, presi- I of the greatest spiritual possession of dent; Emanuel Neumann, Sylvan Kohn and Mrs. Boris Grabelsky, vice- civilized mankind.—C. G. Monte- fiore. presidents; Saul J. Cohen, secretary; Moe Turman, treasurer. Miss Rosa L. Copinsky of Detroit was elected a member of the national executive committee. LONGFELLOW, between Twelfth and Fourteenth Sts. Choice 55 ft. lot in the best location on this fine PHILIP KATZ GIVEN street. Want quick sale. Make an FAREWELL BY CLUB offer. Call owner. Cadillac 7509. 1114.11 F11.1.416.11 Corner of High and Hastings Streets ikaaal , 471114715 Wang. As Was Oke 5we:efe IRMO TROT l i a_3 11 I T was no idle choice of words that prompted us to adopt the slogan: "America's Finest Furni- ture." It was, rather, the simple phrasing of the ideal back of this store. Living up to the slogan, it is but natural that we should feature the products of such distinguished makers as Ber- key & Gay, S. Karpen & Bro., Luce, Sligh, Widdi- comb and Phoenix. a, Every Woman Should Know How to Control Her Weight and Preserve Her Health and Youthful Lines. -:- CLASSIFIED -:- FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room Philip Katz, leader of the Tikvas for refined gentleman with private 'Lion and one of the most active family. Within two-mile circle. workers in local Young Judaea ranks Call Melrose 6-W. and for the Jewish National Fund, was given a farewell by his club and YOUNG MAN desires room or will the Judaean leaders on Tuesday even- share an apartment with modern ing, at the home of Goldie Goldstein, Jewish family. Good references. 4824 Michigan avenue, prior to his Write Detroit. Jewish Chronicle, ' departure for Berkeley, Calif. Mr. Box No. 816. Katz is leaving for California to com- plete his agricultural studies, follow- NORTH WOODWARD DISTRICT- Furnished room for one or two ing which he will settle in Palestine. gentlemen. Use of garage. Mar- The farewell was marked by an ex- ket 5210-J. , ceedingly interesting program. Open- I ed by well presented musical setae tions, including a song by Goldie FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room for gentleman. Phone Melrose tions, including a song by Goldie 2084-R. 1835 East Grand Blvd. Chabensky and Ethel Goldman, the evening took the form of a Young FOR RENT—Modern 4-room apart- I Judaea pep meeting. ment. Completey furnished. To Rachel Goldfaden, president of the reliable couple. For two months Tikvas Zion, acted as chairman of the only. All conveniences. Market evening. Miss Goldfaden presented 3781-W. Mr. Katz, on behalf of the club, with a beautifully engraved fountain pen BUSINESS compels me to leave De- as a token of the members' apprecia- troit and sell my beautiful modern tion of the services rendered by their home with spacious front and back leader to the Zionist cause. lawns at a very nominal price. Fur- Samuel Heyman, former president niture optional. 123 Rhode Island of the Young Judaea Council, pre- Ave. Hemlock 3141-M. nested Mr. Katz, in the name of the leaders, with a brief case. Mr. Hey- TO RENT—Nicely furnished light airy room in duplex occupied b yy man lauded the loyalty and devotion couple. Rent reasonable. 277 Bel- of Mr. Katz to the cause. lie spoke most Ave., near John R. Hemlock of the hardships the Palestine pio- neers are encountering in their 3532-W. struggle to build a homeland, and praised the stubbornness with which WANTED—Two young men or young couple to join party of two Mr. Katz went after realizing his leaving Detroit in August by au- ideal of settling in Palestine as an tomobile for Los Angeles. For i agricultural expert, in which capacity complete details write Box 915, he hoped best to nerve his people. Jewish Chronicle. P. Slomovitz addressed himself to the members of the club and urged them to continue with their activities WILL RENT my four-room apart- ment for two or three months to ' I for the Jewish cause, regardless of suitable couple. Very modern. who is their leader. Referring to the sleeping porch, Reference required. recent victories for Zionism in the Call Market 3781-W. 319 Med- United States Congress and the Brit- bury Blvd. ish House of Commons, he empha- sized that there were still enemies in the Jewish ranks and that only a HOUSE RENT-2991 Virginia Park. FOR Seen-room modern flat. , united front will help win Palestine Side drive, garage. Reasonable for the Jews. rent to reliable party. Garfield , Miss Copinsky, president of the 3458-51. Young Judaea Council, and Herbert !Perron followed with interesting talks, both wishing Mr. Katz well in I his ventures. A violin selection by ! Abe Goldstein and mass singing by , / the members and leaders was includ- • ed in the program. A special club song written in honor of Mr. Katz A was also sung. Mr. Katz concluded the program with an interesting talk on Young Judaea ideals, his activities during the past five months and his hopes 2 for future work. He expressed his appreciation to the leaders and mem- ' f, bers for their kindnesses and said he ! p 6% Interest. hoped he would meet most of those present in Palestine. No Commissions or Refreshments were served during Bonus Charged. the evening. Other leaders present, in addition to those who spoke, were David Ra- 5 On completed single and two- coosin, Blume and Bertha Slomovitz, family residences. Six per cent Sylvia Goldsmith, Israel Zilber, Philip simple interest. Easy monthly Fisher and Ben Gluskin of Lnasing. p, payments, repayable over ten A number of the parents of the mem- p years. Should death happen any time before 10 years, then the bers also attended. mortgage is automatically paid by insurance, and all payments Buds of Judea. on the mortgage stops. And g your family receives cash, in The regular meeting of the Buda p addition to the mortgage being wiped out, a sum equal to the of Judaea was held at the Shaarey Zedek Monday, July 10. In addition i g amount which has been paid on the principal of the mortgage. to the general business and program, Write for particulars to which included a sketch of Theodor Herzl and • discussion on the Phila- delphia convention, a "Question Box" HOME MORTGAGE discussion was held, which proved in- teresting. The "Question Box" will BUREAU form ■ part of every week's program of the club. Box No. 564 P. O. Jewish id?, of 15 years and over are invited t t attend the metineg, DETROIT, MICHIGAN every held at the haarey Zedek eve ■■■■■ • 1. ■■•■■■■■■■■ Monday at 7: 5. I Real Estate Loans Thousands of drivers have discovered that this oblong mirror placed on the inside of an open car is the ideal style and proper location for a rear vision mirror. Try one. The price is low. 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