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USE RECREATION HALL !GENERAL DEIMLING
FOR HARVEST DANCES!
HITS ANTI-SEMITES

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The recreation hall at the Jewish l The Detroit Sunday Abendpost
Fresh Air Camp, Station 22, Lake quotes from an address deilvered re-
Shore Line, near Mt. Clemens, will: cently by General v. Deimling in
be turned over for the use of harvest Stuttgart. General Deimling ca-
dences during the month of Septem- • Pressed himself sharply against the
Myron Stein, Lawrence Michelson,
bar, immediately after I.abor Day. ' anti-Semitic tendencies in Germany. Harvey Goldman and Walter Mosko-
The stage is amply equipped for the ' Ile said that this tendency is a stum• wdz have returned from a two
I bling block against reconstruction weeks' stay at hotel Breakers, Cedar
presentation of plays, etc.
eyes of Point, Ohio.
All those desiring to make use of and lowers Germany in the
this opportunity should call the Jew- the Interrupted
world.
by some anti-Semitic
'
Miss Lillyne M. Kirschbaum of 224
ish Institute, Cadillac 6741.
young men, the speaker character- Erskine /street has returned from
ized as nonsensical the accusations Richmond, Va., making stops at
against the Jews, especially the as- Brooklyn, N. Y.; Providence, R. I.,
SAMUEL PLEASED WITH
sertion that the Jews were to blame and Niagaia Falls. During her visit
Unlike any
PROGRESS OF TEL AVIV for the loss of the war by Germany Jae was delightfully entertained by
and for the revolution. the latter, relat.ves and friends.
prevous season
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—Ad- • the general said, was merely a con-
and Mrs. Charles Bloomgar-
miration for the industrial and corn- i sequence of the lust war. - The same
The dress pictured is of navy
mercial enterprise of Tel Aviv, the would have happened in the Victoran den and daughter, Dorothy, have re-
blue Roma Crepe. Simple
turned
from a motor trip through
Jewish
municipality
near
Jaffa
was,
countres
had
they
lost
the
war,"
he
rounded neckline; long, tight
expressed by Sir Herbert Samuel, the saint. The reproaches against the the East, visiting in Rochester, New
sleeves. Irregular, long, pointed
High Commissioner, after a tour of Jewish soldiers he called objection- York City, Wilmington, Del., and
draped tunic. Narrow tie belt
inspection to a number of industrial able. As leader of an army c orps, Washington, D. C.
running through loops, with
concerns and sites where building con- General Deimling said the Jewish sal-
celluloid ornaments front and
I diers and officers never failed to do
The fall schedule of meetings was
struction is progressing.
back. A smart model at $45.00.
Aron Shansh,
a Sephardic Jew,. their duty. The great number of resumed by the l'i Gamma Sorority,
ui
Jews who received war distinctions with a meeting Aug. 10 at the home
has been appointed assistant director '
of the custom house at Haifa. A re- • spoke against the anti-Semitic accu- of Shirley Kokes on Kirby avenue.
An intern-sting program is planned
port from Jaffa states that Isaac Hoz, sati" s'
for the winter months, the commit-
a police officer with three years ser-
THE JEWISH EDISON tee to begin work immediately. The
vice on the force, has been dismissed.
next meeting will be held at the home
William Donat, the Szeeho.Slovak •
When 0. Henry worked out a of Evelyn Rosenthal, West Euclid
Consul to Palestine, has arrived from
Prague. Before his departure Mr. cable code on the association of fa- avenue, on Aug. 17.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
Donut was received by President Titus- miller words, he neglected to include
No connection with any other
Samuel Sumter of New York City
saryk who expressed the sympathy of one combination of noun and adjec-
store.
the Czecho - Slovakian government tive which one finds inevitable--the has been the guest of Sir. and Mrs.
David
Sillman (Phyllis Sumter) of
with the Jewish National Home, Mr. term "modest inventor." Modesty is
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Donut stated on his arrival. one gift that, with few exceptions, 3490 Cadillac avenue the past week.
et:7.47– • —
all great inventors share. Of none
Mrs. Jule Fisher gave a dinner
is this more true than of Louis Stein-
! berger of Brooklyn, N. Y., whose in- party at the Eastwood Inn on Sun-
1 ventions in the electrical field have day evening in honor of her brother,
entitled him to be called the "Jewish David Sillman, and his bride. Visitors
Edison," whose discoveries have revo- from New York in attendance were
lutionized electrical engineering and Samuel Sumter, father of the bride;
radio telegraphy, and wino is never- Charles Jacobson and Al Du Bin.
theless little known except among
The Misses Hindi' Kurtzman,
the electrical engineers whose work
his inventions have made possible and Jeanne Rosen and Rae Baskin have
returned
from Vassar Heights, Mich.,
among the government officials who
have had occasion to praise their ef- where they spent the past week.
Lady"
"The Original Ideal Waist
ficacy.
The Misses Frances Fidler and Ro-
roar
This Jewish inventor, whose scien-
tific contributions have immeasurably voice Sladanes are leaving Monday
ieltcr ;1/4rcabe -
aided the prowess and progress of morning to spend two weeks at Camp
America on land and sea, is lake no Cavell.
many Jewihs-American patriots, for-
AUGUST 15TH, 1922.
Miss Edith Alberta of 422 Fred-
eign-born. He came to this country
from Hungary many years ago and erick avenue loft for a several weeks'
AM
NOW
stay
at Buffalo, Rochester and Cleve-
in laboratory and workshop has made
DEAR FRIENDS:—
YOU THAT I
the contributions which bring him in land, where she is being extensively
HIS
IS
TO
INFORM
entertained
by her many friends.
LOCATED
ON THE FOURTH FLOOR OF THE FISHER
the forefront of American patriots.
T
In his youth he had achieved some
ARCADE BUILDING, WHERE I HAVE ANEW LINE
Mrs.
Lena
Morris of Medbury ave-
success as a portrait figure and land-
OF MERCHANDISE CONSISTING OF DRESSES AND
scape painter. Yet he turned from nue is spending some time in Grand
his artistic career to devote many Rapids, Mich.
YOU WILL RECALL THE PARTICULAR, CARE
GOWNS.
years to painstaknig, toilsome re-
search in the electrical field.
M■•••■•■ •••• ■■•■■•••■•■ ••••...0%.*W........
USED BY MYSELF AND ASSOCIATES IN EXECUT-
Discovered Electra...
1NG YOUR DESIRES IN THE LINE OF WAISTS AND
Chief among his electrical discov-
BLOUSES, HAVING MADE AN ENVIABLE REPU-
eries (he has more than 200 patents
IN THAT
DETOIT.
THE
to his credit) is electrose, a material
TATION
FOR ASSURE
MYSELF
from which were made the first elec-
I CAN
Y THARE SAME CARE
YOU
A. I. Wachs of New Castle, Pa.,
AND AN ILL BE GIVEN TO YOUR WANTS
trical insulators which would endure announces the betrothal of his daugh
the high voltage required in modern ter, Elizabeth, to henry II. Shapero
TTENTIO DRESSES AND GOWNS, AND AM
electrical operation such as radio of 83 East Hancock avenue.
W
DESIROUS
OF OF
INTERESTING
YOU IN MY
HARMON-
ABILITY
IN
THE LINE
telegraphy and long distance trans-
mission of power.
TO CRETE
PRE THAT FITS AND T,
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Levitt of Mich-
A YOUR
APAL
The great difficulty of working igan avenue announce the engage-
IZES WITH
OWN INDIVIDUAL
PERSONALITY.
BUSINESS
IN DETROI
with electricity is the problem of get- ment of their daughter, Anna, to
TYPE OF
ting the electricity where you want Samuel Green of King street.
INASMUCH
AS NEW
I MANUFACTURE
MY OWN DRESSES
THIS I S A
it. It seeks always to escape into the
IN MY OWN WORKSHOPS, THUS AFFORDING YOU
ground, especially when it is carried
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Brown of Troy,
AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET THE BEST OF DESIGN
in wires under high pressure. This N. Y., announce the engagement of
.1 was one of the difficulties which had their daughter, Ida, to Abe Boesky
AND QUALITY AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES.
to be overcome before the long dis- of Detroit.
A VISIT TO THE SHOPS WILL EXCLUSIVE
SHOW YOU AND
THE
tance wireless telephone was possible
and Charles P. Stinmetz could trans-
FINEST DISPLAY OF THE MOSES AND GOWNS
Mr. and Sirs. Samuel Feldman of
mit currents under a pressure of 307 East Ferry avenue announce the
STYLISH READY-MADE DRESSE
1,000,000 volts. The electricity al- engagement of their daughter, Betty,
TO BE SEEN IN DETROIT.
ways escaped and no one could find to Louis Halpert of Boston, Mass.
FAITHFULL Y, MRS. M. PEARL.
chains sufficiently strong to hold it
back. Until electrose was invented,
the electrical wires were insulated
from the ground and the electricity
prevented from escaping by means of
Telephone
insulators made of glass or porcelain.
CADILLAC 6134
As the voltage required in electrical
work grew higher and higher, these
EDELSON-BENDER
glass and porcelain insulators proved
On Sunday, Aug. 0, Miss Bessie
inadequate. The current tore through Bender, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I..
them and destroyed them. It was Bender of Indianapolis, was united
necessary that some inventive genius in marriage to Art E. Edelson, son
discover an insulating material which of Mr. and Sirs. Thomas Edelson of
would withstand heavy pressures and this city, the wedding taking place at
prevent the electricity from escaping. the home of the bride's parents in
Ily Used.
Invention Uni
Indianapolis. After a wedding trip
The NC-4, the first airship to cross in the East, Mr. and Mrs. Edelson
the ocean, carried Steinberger's elec- will reside in this city.
trose. Today Mr. Steinberger's in-
vention is universally used by elec-
PRINCE.KOPEL
tricians and electrical engineers. The
Mrs. Rachel Hopei announces the
United States navy uses it not only
on board ships but also in all the marriage of her daughter, Gertrude,
wireless army and navy stations es- to Ilerman S. Prince, son of Mr. and
Even 500 pairs can't be here long when they're priced
tablished by the government. On Mrs. B. Prince of Cleveland, on
as low as that.
every ship of our navy that has a Thursday, Aug. 10.
The offer even includes the excellent, long-wearing,
wireless plant about 36 different
SHAW-ORLIKOFF
types of electrose insulations are
ironclad-guaranteed Dutchess trousers.
used. On the battleships 300 pieces
Mrs. Malinoff of 506 Ileadrie ave-
Dark worsteds and cassimeres, stripes, fancies and
of this insulation are used for the nue announces the marriage of her
dark mixtures. Sizes 30 to 42 waist. Plain and cuff bot-
wireless equipment alone. Every tele- daughter, Miss Sarah Orlikotf, to Her-
toms. Medium weights. Well made. One day only!
phone man and everyone interested man I.. Shaw of Boston, Mass., on
in electricity and the tranmsission of Sunday, Aug. 13, at the Mogen Ab-
Saturday, $1.98.
electric power knows the name and raham Synagogue. Rabbi J. L. Levin
uses this material.
officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw left
When war was declared, Mr. Stein- for a Western and Southern honey-
Men's Shop
Men's Work
Union-Made
berger was among the first Americans moon trip, following which they will
Aprons
Suits
Overalls,
to offer the use of his large plant to make their residence in Boston.
the government for the making of
Combinations, khaki
Plain blue, khaki or
All Sizes, $1.25
war materials. One single war time
color, worth $2.60
white, 45c value, at
Values, at
incident is indicative of the fervent
patriotism of the man. On a Mon-
28c
$1.88
8&
I
day afternoon he contributed $700 to
I
war activities in response to an ap-
Floor.
Crowley•Milner's—Second
peal at the Orpheum Theater in
,..-.:. -.
Brooklyn, where he resides. On Mon-
Mr . and Mrs. Herman B. Weisberg
day evening he contributed na equal of 50 6 Belmont avenue are receiving
amount at the Majestic Theater. Pre- congr atulations on the birth of a son,
viously at a Hippodrom benefit he Mary 'in Lawrence, on Aug. 10.
purchased a program autographed by
President Wilson and President Pion-
care of France for $2,500 and during PRAISES JAPANESE
the week donated more than $3,000
ZIONIST SUPPORT
through various other committees for
war work.
Israel's Messenger, of Shanghai,
This man, whom the general pub- China, which is edited by N. B. Ezra,
lic, despite his genius and generosity, a well-known Zionist, has an editorial
knows so little, is president and gen- in its issue of July 7, entitled, "What
eral manager of the Electrose Manu- we Owe Japan." After pointing out
Negligees with soft cuffs, negligees with laundered cuffs,
tthrtlit
- ii
facturing Company, which he organ- that Japan's renewed pledge of sup-
negligees with collars attached, outing shirts with single but-
.
..7,••.•
ized in 1892, and has retained the port of the Balfour Declaratoin was
Satin-
[11
tons through the cuffs, sport shirts with half sleeves.
presidency ever since, and has won hailed with joy and satisfaction by
stripe crepe silks, jersey silks, tub silks, baby broadcloths, Eng- '11;
awards at the Chicago and St. Louis Jews all over the world, the editorial
World's Fairs. Through his untiring continues: "Japan has once more
lish broadcloths, tussah silks, pongees, silk-striped madras, ''
energy he developed the business to given fresh proof of her friendliness
satin-striped madras, woven Russian cords, ducetines, percales,
a point where the sales reach the towards the Jewish nation who will
soiesettes and oxfords. Fine percales, too, with piped fronts , ,
very respectable figure of $1,000,000 never forget the friends who have ex-
.,
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and cuffs, with or without separate collar to match. All coat
• year, being the largest volume of tended to her the arm of fellowship
s ‘s\
sales ever attained by any concern in in her time of stress. Japan, a great
style, guaranteed fast color and tailored to fit. Sizes 13 1/2
the world making and sellinx exclu- Asiatic power, will occupy a brilliant
. \
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to 17.
sively insulators and insulating parts. niche in the page of Jewish history."
He is a member of the Institute of
Radio Engineers of the United States
'
Grenadine knit four-in-hands in all the newest weaves and
MACCABEAN SPORTS
of America, the Navy League, Naval
color combinations, as well as plenty of desirable plain-col-II
Relief Society, the American Na-
On
the
occasion of the first anni-
tional
Red
Cross,
and
of
many
other
Saturday
only!
ored ones.
Ceowley-Milner's—First Floor.
patriotic and welfare bodies, in all of versary of the club, the Niaccabean
i which he takes a personal, active Sports this week started a member-
share, playing a man's part with all ship campaign, giving more Detroit
his vigorous, energetic, buoyant na- young men na opportunity to join the
club. Young men of the ages of 16
ture.
to 18 are eligible for membership,
meetings being held at the Jewish
NU BETA PHI
The regular meeting of the Nu Institute. The next meeting will be
I Beta Phi Sorority was held Wednes- held on Aug. 28: The club's debat-
dayevening, Aug. 9, at the home of ing season will start soon under the
,
Miss Jeanette Kabaker, 649 East direction of A. Cabin, secretary of
Palmer avenue. Final arrangements the El Moshe Talmud Torah.
On Monday evening, Aug. 14 the
were made for the raffle held by the
sorority. The next regular meeting club met at the home of H. Schultz.
Shop whets apartear
will be held Aug. 23 at the home of A. Glichowsky presided. H. Golden
and sirrica PrImal
Just Novak of Freed Me Miss Geraldine Maybaum, 2516 Glad- was elected vice-president. Talks
were given by many of the members.
,stone avenue.

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HEN fashions take so revolutionary a
turn as the present low-dropped waist-
line; the wide sleeve; the eccentric drape
and the narrowing shoulder—the fastidious
woman appreciates being able to secure her
gowns where modes are authentic.
The assurance of Style Permanenee makes
Ilimelhoch's a mecca of particular women.

New Fall Gowns being unpacked daily in
the Fourth Floor Gown Department.

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CLAIMS COLON REAL
NAME OF COLUMBUS

PROPOSE WARSAW AS
HIRSCH FUND SEAT

WARSAW.—(J. C. B.)—Repres-
entatives of the Jewish Colonization
Association have been conferring with
Spanish Book by Pridenso San- !'rime Minister Nowak with regard
chez Contains Many Docu-
to the possible transfer of the seat of
the Baron de Hirsch Foundation from
ments.
Vienna to Warsaw. The transfer
NEW YORK. — (J. C. B.) —The would involve only those funds which
New York Herald printed the follow- were designated fur the maintenance
ing special cable, dated Aug. 5, from of Jewish institutions in Galicia.
its Rome bureau:
"The feud between Italy and Spain
BLUE BIRD GIRLS
as to the nationality of Christopher
Columbus, which has been going on
At a meeting held Tuesday even-
merrily for more than three cen•
furies, has been given a fresh lease ing at the home of Mrs. J. Goldberg,
of life by the publication of a book 631 East Palmer avenue, the Blue
in the latter country by l'ridenso Bird Girls completed arrangements
Sanchez, called "Spain, the Father- for the theater party at the Garrick
on Saturday evening, Aug. 25.
land of Columbus."
"Sanchez claims that the real name Luncheon will be served at the home
of Columbus was Colon, and that he of Mrs. Max Lax, 1300 Delaware ave-
was born in the Spanish village of nue, after theater. Arrangements
Pontevedra. Among the many docu- were also made for the dance to be
ments and photographs shown in the given at the Ilotel Statler in Novem-
book is what purports to be the re- ber. The next meeting will be held
production of an agreement signed at the home of the Misses Solomon,
by the explorer and King Ferdinand, 1510 East Philadelphia avenue.
in which the name Colon is used.
"The writer also claims that Co
Cherry 570
Iambus did not know the Italian lan-
Removal .1 Superfluone Hair
guage and that all the documents left
by him were in Spanish. Ile ad-
Southern Beauty Parlor
vances the argument that Columbus
Martel Waving Our Specialty
first named the land he discovered Shampooing and Manicuring. Electrical
San Salvators, which is the name of
Scalp Treatment. Facial If image.
the parish in Pontevedra which is
Bldg, Detroit
P. C. Fos, drawn 211 K
supposed to be his birthplace.
"Italians still deny the strength of
Sanchez's arguments, many of which
were put forward by De la Riega be-
DUPLEX BARGAIN
fore the Spanish Academy of Ills-
tory. They insist that Columbus set•
Here is your chance to buy a new
fled the matter himself when he ut-
six-room duplex on a 40 toot lot
tered the p'ssase known to every near 1.a Salle Blvd and Joy Farm
Italian schoolboy: 'I am leaving from
at $1,000 below prevailing prices.
Genoa, and in Genoa I was born.'
This duplex has every modern fea-
"Literary circles, however, are tak- tuns, including steam heat, auto-
ing the new Spanish campaign great- matic water heaters, tiled vesti-
ly to heart, especially as it has been
bules, tiled baths with showers and
announced that Vicente Blasco Iba-
beautiful fixtures and decorations.
nez intends to write a realistic novel $5,500.00 down and priced right.
based upon the voyages of Columbus
and is certain to inject more Spanish
HIRSCH
coloring into the controversy as well
as into the story of the discovery of Linwood Cor. Blois. GArfiel ■ 24234350
America."

COLONIAL THEATER

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filled you want • reliable druggist

The combination of a big special
CALL
motion picture, showing for the first
time in Michigan, and a bill of five
Shubert-booked vaudeville acts again
RF.XALL DRUG STORES
will be the magnet for Colonial The-
ater fans next week. Other features
Authorised Kodak Agency
that have made the Colonial the most
Full Cream Almonds 33e lb.
popular playhouse in town—includ-
ing the amateur performances on Fri-
Twelfth at Taylor
day night and the extra matinee
showing of a second big feature pie.
Market 2549
Lure—will oe continued .
Clay Near Rus.ell
Featuring the vaudeville next week
will be the Dardon Revue, a company
of four dancers and ringers with a
special number. 'Lie Pardon act is
TRY SHEKELL
making its first appearance of the
new season in Detroit and will leave
GET THE BEST
the Colonial at the end of the en-
gagement for a long run in one of LARGE DOUBLE VANS
The Best Is Alwaye the Cheapest
New York's biggest variety houses.
It is an act Lldtt is classed among the
1957 Grand River Avenue
foremost of its kind in vaudeville
Telephone Cadillac 6853-4675
circles. • I.

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