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DETROIT RESIDENT FOR
42 YEARS DIES AT 68
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small; w Nether your
purchase be an inexpen-
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costume.
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NATHAN JACOBSON
Nathan Jacobson, who passed
away at his home, 946 Farnsworth
avenue, 011 April 29, was 68 years
old and a resident of Detroit for
42 years. Ile is survived by his wife,
two daughters, 111rs. D. Rosenthal and
Mrs. I. Gross, and six sons, Ilarry
M., Abe, Harold E., Isadore, David
It. and Sol. Funeral services were
held from the family residence, with
Rabbi J. I.. Levin officiating.
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Samuel S. Stahl Has Necessary
Number of Signatures for
Petitions for Council.
FORM THREE NEW CLUBS
Three new clubs were formed this
week at the Eliot Street Talmud To-
rah. Harry Seligson was assigned to
leadership of the oldest of the two
boys' clubs and Miss Mollie Chaben-
sky will lead the girls' club. The
younger of the boys' clubs will be
led by Hoke Levin.
.
Mr. Newman, president of the Tel-
; mud Torah, and Simon Richardson,
one of the instructors, are taking an
active interest in these clubs. Or-
ganization of these groups will be
completed this week.
Sons of White and Blue.
The Sons of White and Blue Wed-
The announcement of the forma- nesday evening elected the following
tion of the Samuel S. Stahl for Coun- new officers: I. Poliat, president; B.
cil Club, with headquarters at HO Daitch, vice-president; J. W. Solo-
West Jefferson avenue, brought many mon, secretary; B. Moscovitz, treas-
GIGLI PREFERS THE
HARDMAN GRAND PIANO of Mr. Stahl's friends to the cam- urer; J. Kahn, sergeant-at-arms.
paign office with requests for peti-
The program of the evening was
552 Flege Ave.
One of the features of the May tions and with assurances of support featured by a study of the geography
Festival to be held at Hill Audi- for the candidate.
of Palestine. Each member was as-
torium in Ann Arbor on May 16, 17
In spite of the fact that the time ; signed a colony ,or a city and located
CHARLES F. LAMBERT
and 16 will be Gigli, the great tenor for forwarding petitions i0 far off, himself on the map. A study of the
Real Est•te
of the Metropolitan Opera Company. Mr. Stahl has practically the required geography of the Holy Land will be
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Done Bank Bldg.
This great artist adds the weight of number of signatures already. A followed up for the next few weeks
his opinion to that of others who successful campaign is looked for by in order to give this group of Young
has e used the Hardman piano, and the many friends of the Council- Judaeans a better idea of the coun-
says: "Since my arrival in America manic candidate.
try upon which is focused the atten-
I hate used the Hardman piano. It
tion of world-wide Jewry. Thus, be-
has pleased me very much. I find it
ginning with next week, each mem-
the ideal 1118110 for the artist and for Four Greatest Cantors to Ap• ber will answer to the roll with the
Specialists in the Art of Making
the home." Gigli will use a Hard-
Ice Cream and French Pastries.
pear at Arcadia on Thurs.
name of the Palestinian center as-
man piano at,Ann Arbor, the instru-
signed to him. Later each will learn
FRENCH PASTRY
day, May 24.
ment
for
the
occasion
being
fur-
FANCY ICE CREAM
all he can about his particular place
nished by the Detroit Music Com-
and in this way, through weekly re-
FROZEN PUDDINGS
Undoubtedly the best treat ever
pany, 2(1:10 Woodward avenue.
ports, the members will become ac-
FRUIT SHERBETS
offered Detroiters will be the appear-
quainted with Palestine's geography.
FANCY CAKES
ance here of four of the greatest liv-
A baseball game with the Sons of
Gainsboro Studio Has Opened ing cantors in the world, in a concert
WEDDING CAKES
Judaea will be played at 1:30 this
BIRTHDAY CAKES
a Branch at 35 Grand River.
at the Arcadia Hall on Thursday,
Sunday, at the Balch field, weather
Order Now for Parties, Teas or
May
24.
In c,injunct•on with Gainsboro Stu-
Joseff Rosenblatt, Moduchi Hersh- permitting. On Sunday, May 20,
Dinners. We Deliver Anywhere.
di•s, Mr. Feinberg, proprietor of that
these two clubs will hold a combined
place, has opened at 35 West Grand man, Zavel Quartin and David Rott- hike to l'almer Park, where another
Boulevard French Pastry
River, on the fifth floor, above San- man will stage this concert jointly baseball game will be played and an
in
a
program
of
the
most
cherished
7231 Mack Ave., near Blvd.
ders' new store, another of his suc-
informal track meet staged.
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cessful photographing establish- Hebrew melodies, modern composi-
Tigel, leader of the Sons of the
tions and folk lore.
' milts.
White and Blue, wishes it to be
Well known and held in high es-
known that he has changed his first
teem by a }WA 1,f friends, Mr. Fein-
name from Hyman to his original
Moss Furniture Co. Expands.
berg for the past five years has been
Jewish name of Chaim.
in the WI/06%11H Arcade, successful-
The NI., Furniture Company,
ly doing business in the Gainsboro
Guards of Judaea..
Studios. Roth establishments are 5010 and 51412 Twelfth street, has
The Guards of Judaea, a new
fully equipped with all modern pho- completely filled the large double
tographic apparatus to enable them store with one of the best selected Young Judaea circle of which Max
to take the best of photos. Every- stocks of fine furniture and rugs in Weine is leader, Wednesday evening
thing about the studios is cozy and Detroit. A large proportion of the elected the following set of officers:
List Upon Request
homelike and the courtesy extended new stocks of this enterprisnig con- Sidney Shevitz, president; Perry
each person entering the door read- cern were personally selected in the Goldman, vice-president; David Lu-
431 Griswold St.
ily shows why Mr. Feinberg has various markets by the proprietors betzsky, secretary; Max Ilecker,
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found it necessary to open his new and not until very recently were all treasurer; Sam Epstein, sergeant-at-
their lines complete. I
arms. The hoard of directors will
studio.
consist of Sidney Shevitz, Perry
Goldman, Morris Schlussell, Theodore
Baruch, David Lubetzsky and Leo
Lubetzsky.
The program of the evening con-
sisted of a talk by T. Baruch on the
Dreifuss affair. A general discus-
sion followed.
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MOTHERS' DAY
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Maccabees of Judaea.
The quarterly election of the Mac-
cabees of Judaea was held on Wed-
nesday, May 2, at the El Moshe syn-
agogue. Results were as follows:
Arthur Wendell, president; Sam Sil-
verstein, vice-president; Ilarry Sal-
lee, secretary; Nathan Lesser, treas-
urer; Sam Gold, reporter; Silverstein
and Lesser, members of the Senior
Council; Silverstein and Morris Gold-
man, members of the executive
board. Morris Goldman was appoint-
ed chairman of the program commit-
tee.
Israel Zilber, lender of the club,
who installed the officers, emphasized
the duties of the respective officers.
The installation was followed by talks
by the new officers.
During the program Sam Gold,
Morris Goldman, Arthur Wendell and
Daniel Levy respectively discussed
the following topics: Zionism, Young
Judaea, the Senior Council and the
Jewish Congress.
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ITO CELEBRATE SHAVUOTH
MAY 27 AT KIRBY CENTER
Detroit Young Judaea will cele-
brate the Shavuoth festival with an
entertainment and concert on Sunday
afternoon, May 27, at the Kirby Cen-
ter. More than 20 local clubs will
participate and approximately 600
Young Judaeans are expected to at-
, tend.
The program will include, in midi-
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don to a speaker who will discuss
Young Judaea affairs. a number of
songs, recitations, dialogues and oth-
er interesting features. All numbers
on the program will be appropriate
for the festival to be celebrated.
' Parents, relatives and friends of
Young Judaeans are urged to attend
tihs affair and get acquainted with
Young Judaea work in the city.
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Business is good;
People are
buying furniture
as they never
bought it before!
THIS FACT
Alone Makes
Our Current Event
So Truly Sensational
Our Great Springtime
Sales Invite
the "stiffest" kind
of comparison!
Unheard-of Savings
are now in effect on
such standard lines of
fine furniture as these:
Berkley & Gay
Sligh Furniture Co.
Luce Furniture Co.
Phoenix Furniture Co.
Grand Rapids Furniture Co.
We guarantee
savings of 25% to 40%
--the Standard Plan
gives a year to pay
without any Interest
charges being made
Sons of Judaea.
What Sweeter Tribute
THAN A BOX OF DELICIOUS
wial era-
CANDIES
The last Sunday meeting of the
Sons of Judaea was featured by talks
on Lag B'Omer by Morris Kosack and
Carl Beitner. A general discussion
followed as to whether Palestine
should be built as an agricultural or
manufacturing country.
This Sunday, Morris Gould will
talk on Theodore llerzl. In the af-
ternoon, an indoor baseball game will
be played with the Sons of the White
, and Blue. A hike of these two corn.
biped clubs will be held on May 20.
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Hamilton at Philadelphia
Warren W. at McGraw
Oakman Blvd. at Davison
Knights of Judaea.
Abraham Torgow, newly elected
president of the Knights of Judaea,
Tuesday evening appointed the fol.
, lowing committees: Anniversary, to
plan the celebration of the fourth
I year of tjt e club's existence, Sam
Firestone • chairman, Max Weine,
Ilarry Seligson, .1. Markel and Joe
Safran; program, Nathan Zack and
Herz, Shur; membership, S. Honig-
man, B. Cohen and H. Staffer; social,
Morris Waxman, Sol Slomovitz and
Reuben Cohen. Jacob Kadushin was
appointed Chronicle reporter.
The program of the evening con-
sisted of a review of the week's news
by Joe Safran and a brief discussion
on the work of the Jewish National
Fund, led by Mr. Torgow.
This Sunday, the Knights of Ju-
daea and the Tikvas Zion Will hold a
combined hike.
A PITHY MAXIM
ALL
Robinson-Cohen Co.
By Abraham Iba Chasdai.
Go not too frequently thy friends to
see,
Lest they grow weary of the sight of
thee—
When rain is scanty, then we pray
for more,
But love not one continuous down-
pour.
Open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.
shall carry on our own program. Our
acute distress. According to Henry
Cadillac Motor Co. to Co-oper- service building will be placarded with G. Alsberg, well known American
with signs prepared for the occasion, journalist, who is one of the Joint
ate in Safety Week.
and every owner who comes into con-
Through its general manager, Rich-
ard Ilarfst, the Detroit branch of the
Cadillac Motor Car Company has
pledged its complete co-operation in
making a success of Detroit's Safety
Week. The branch will also carry on
its own educational campaign among
Detroit Cadillac owners, and among
members of its own organization.
"The Safety Week campaign is a
necesary a nd highly constructive ef-
fort," states Mr. Ilarfst. "Safety
should become a habit throughout the
year.
"In addition to co-optrating in the
municipal observance of the week, we
tact with the office, will receive the
prepared safety suggestions.
"We shall carry the campaign to
members of our own organization in
safety talks; and we believe that these
will be followed by safety suggestions
to owners."
Distribution Committee's representa-
tives in that country, the Jewish
population in these town has been
greatly decreased. Large numbers of
houses are In ruins and poverty is-
dire. Seventy-five thousand are in
need of immediate aid.
The Joint Distribution Committee
has already expended $31,000 in that
section for emergency relief, exclu-
sive of what it has spent for recon-
Survey of 69 Jewish Communities in struction. According to Mr. Alsberg,
$100,000 is imperatively necessary
Ukraine Reveals Great Want.
A survey of conditions in 69 Jew- for the relief of those whose distress
is acute, in addition to a monthly al-
vicinity
of
ish communities in the
for an indefinite
Kiev, comprising It population of lowance of $30,000
period.
of
300,000, reveals the prevalence
75,000 IN DISTRESS
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