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Buy With Confidenc•
Hebrew Baby Day Nursery.
The opening of the Detroit Hebrew
Baby Day Nursery has been definite-
ly set for Sunday, June 10, at 2 p. m.,
in the nursery building at 545 East
Canfield avenue.
The Mt. Clemens affair was a great
success and the nursery extends its
particular thanks to the many patron-
izers and Mr. Elkin of Elkin's Hotel.
Philomathic Debating Club.
Preparations have been started by
Benjamin Salk, chairman of the ar-
rangements committee, fur the twen-
tieth annual model meeting of the
Philomathic Debating Club, which is
to be staged at the Shaarey Zedek
congregation on June 20.
The weekly address for last Sun-
day was given by Dr. Harry August.
Sydney Koretz, who was voted best
speaker, with his colleague, Meyer
Weisenfeld, defeated the affirmative
team composed of Max l'erlstein and
Jack Schulman, on the debate, "Re-
solved, that the United States adopt
the British parliamentary form of
government." Wilbur DeYoung, Won-
unary alumnus, was critic, of the
evening. Samuel Sternberg and Jack
Seibold gave short talks to the club.
With the coming holiday in view, the
meeting will start at 2:30 Sunday af-
ternoon at the Kirby Center. A cur-
rent topics program will be held for
that afternoon. Those who will speak
and their topics are: H. Cohen, Zion-
ism and the Jewish problem; J. Jo-
sephson, Socialism; I. Schlussel, the
Jews in Poland; II. SchitIman, the
Indian question; S. Stein, immigra-
tion as an issue in 1924; L. Stein,
Danzig; S. Talberg, the automotive
industry; E. Weiss, idols and ideals;
B. Alpert, Socialism; H. Rosenstein,
the radio. A mock trial will be held
at the social to be held at the home
of Robert Bernstein, 962 East Euclid
avenue, on May 27.
NATIONAL HOSPITAL
AT DENVER LAUDED
Fifty Thousand Subscribers to
Institution Take Interest
In It.
Engagrittruto
CONFIRMANTS
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hari .
of 801
Third avenue will receit.
Sandi
Mr. and Sirs. Harry Ilofberg an afternoon and evening, May. 27 ,
honor
of
the
confirm:,
, i. of the
nounce the engagement of their
son, Avery.
daughter, Anne, to Lucien S. Meis,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Meis of New
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Del'. ing of
York City.
2,
East Palmer avenue HO! .on
confirmation of their tia0,.. c e tl
icr,
retta, on Sunday, May
!;eceptie
Sunday, May 27, from
a. fa,
Giving people a chance to say
pleasant things is an agreeable job
in itself—and Miss Blanche Hecht,
Mr. and Mrs. Curt W. .berg
an attractive New York girl, finds it
1627 Taylor avenue will at hot
a "man's size" job. To the office at
on Sunday, May 27, in I, ,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
henry
Polier
of
At
.r of ll
"Forty-second and Broadway," the
Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E. S.
confirmation of their duo. r, m y
best known corner in the world, kinson avenue are receiving felicity D. Weinberg.
A public card party will be held
lions on the birth of a daughter
where
she
acts
as
secretary
of
the
by Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E. S.,
subscribers' committee of the Na- Sybil Jane.
on Monday evening, May 28, at the
Mr. and Mrs. Mauri, 1, \larks
tional Jewish Hospital for Consump-
Eastern Star Temple on West Alex-
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ginsberg of 1524 Clairmont avenue be
tives at Denver,•Colo., the postman
andrige avenue. The drawing of the
home
to receive their • ads n
daily brings scores of letters--un- 1665 Glynn court are receiving e on- relatives on Sunday, Al
pair of Japanese lamps will take
usual letters from every corner of gratulations on the birth of a son on
27,
place at that time. Refreshments
honor
of
the confirmat
Thursday, May 10.
, ,f the
the United States.
will be served. Members and their
daughter, Estelle.
A few weeks ago Miss Ilecht sent
friends are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Elhinger an-
out from the office at 1457 Broadway
Mr. and Mrs. Julius 11 Etoste
letters to the 1,200 men and women nounce the birth of a daughter, Mari-
Kadimah Girls.
will receive at their horn. ,
who are actively helping to sustain lyn Ruth, on May 6.
salle boulevard, on Sunda: :.Ratans
Plans are unuer way for an in-
the work of the National Jewish Hos-
and evening in honor of !i.• vonfin
formal dancing party to be given by
pital. She extended to them Manny POLISH RABBIS PONDER
ation of their son, Edwar,
the Kadimah Girls at the ballroom
Strauss' invitation to attend he con-
DEMANDS
ON
DISSECTION
of the Wolverine lintel Sunday even-
vention at Denver on June 22 that
ing, May 27. Misses Bess Crabow,
Brooklyn Jewish Center lima;
is to plan for the twenty-fifth anni-
WARSAW.—(.1, T. A.)—The War-
Rose Gedrich and Ann Manson, who
versary of the founding of this hos-
urates Hebrew Uni‘•rsity
saw Rabbinate has had a special meet-
The Fur Scarf, that most needed acces-
are in charge of the committee, have
pital, the first free sanitarium for ing in ander to consider the question
Extension Work.
spared no effort in making this affair
sory of the Spring and early Summer cos-
tubercular patients in the United
raised by the demand of the Warsaw
a brilliant social event. Announce-
States. An avalanche of letters de- Anatomical Institute that Jewish
tume is now displayed in a profusion of
The Brooklyn Jewish r. • ,,
ments are being mailed to all the
scended
upon
her.
styles at most inviting prices.
corpses should be .provided for dissec- has recently dedicated it ,
friends of the members and tickets
"We found out how many friends tion purposes.
building on Eastren
may be obtained from either mem-
the hospital had," Miss Ilecht said.
V NI
The Rabbis chiefly considered Brooklyn Avenue, has
bers or at the (loon
,l,1,3
"We learned that to the 50,0110 men
whether it is permitted by the Jew- new system of popuhui,r• I
1,10 - .
and women who were contributing ish law to provide corpses for medi-
studies
among
its
menibe,,,
Nu Beta Phi.
each year to the National Hospital, cal purposes, which make ritual bur-
Dyed Platinum, Beige, Sand, Blue, Cocoa
is expected to prove
,.„f,
Complimenting their mothers, Nu
this institution was more than a
ial impossible. The meeting was at- The rabbi of the institutio, , ,
Beta I'hi Sorority delightfully enter-
kra
name or an appeal or receipt blank. tended also by all the rabbis who are
II. I.evinthal, in co-operi,t,,.nth t
Y. P. S. C. Girls.
tained at a card party Monday, May
They cared about it. They were in-
deputies in the Polish Sejm. It was Hebrew Educational co,
14, at the home of Miss Jeanette Ka-
The Y. 1'. S. C. Girls met on Wed- terested. They felt a responsibility
decided to adjourn the meeting for the which Samuel Greenblatt
backer of l'almer avenue. Each n esday, May 9, at the home of Miss toward it—a hope that it might be
chai
attendance of the rabbis of Ostrow°, man, is planning no call
mother wus presented with a pretty h finned Klaus, 5814 Iroquois. Miss able to increase its facilities for
Of t
Wilna, Lublin and Kalisch.
leading, Jewish scholai
framed verse and picture of "Moth-
liana Lfberg was appointed pub- bringing help and healing.
.1meri,
to give courses of lectuo—
er" and a bouquet of daffodils. licity chairman. Miss Roslyn Top-
.ario
"We invited them to go to Denver
tielda of Jewish studies,...
Among the mothers present were chik, secretary of the club, reported to see how the medical department ERECT BARRICADES AT
thus
Annis' storage vaults offer modern,
make the institution a e. I •
Mrs. J. Kabacker, Mrs. N. Silver, that the doll booth at the Ukrainian is giving to thousands of poor pa-
for H
BUCHAREST
UNIVERSITY
brew University extensi-,
scientific and safe methods of preserv-
..,,rk.
Mrs. L. Bennett, Mrs. Holinstat and bazaar, of which the Y. P. S. C. Girls tients care and treatment which few
The first course of the
ing winter furs.
Mrs. Arthur Berick.
were in charge, netted the sum of rich persons can afford—treatment
BUCHAREST.—(J. T. A.) —One given on Tuesday
eveniic-.
The next regular meeting will be $2117. The club was commended by so thorough and careful that the per- officer and-two soldiers were wounded
Insure With Confidence
held at the home of Miss Ida Silver bazaar officials for excellent work centage of cured and arrested cases in, ,a pitched battle between recalci- and 21, by Dr. Israel ICtvi.i,n, Pr
fessor of :Mediaeval Ilehrea• Liter
of Palmer avenue.
done by the members. Miss Etta is exceptionally high; to ace how the trant anti-Semitic students and the
tore in the Jewish Thodo g i. al
Sett
Isaacson, member of the club, was in research department is seeking a military who were called to dislodge
nary
of America. Dr. David- , .n tea
Sigma Beta Sorority.
charge of the fortune telling booth chemical cure for tuberculosis; hove the students from the University
as his subject "The Liturgy- Its S.
The home of Mrs. hlyren L. Lands- at the bazaar.
the Schoenberg Memorial School is building wherein they had barricaded
tore and its Development,”
-I in C
berg on Pingree avenue was the
The next meeting of the club will improving the educational and eco- themselves. The soldiers succeeded
Established 1887
scene of a prettily appointed May be held at the home of Miss Jean nomic status of patients as their finally in overpowering the student course of the two lectures gal a a br i
party given by the Sigma Beta So- Flanders, 539 King avenue, on Wed- health improves; to see the remark- body and arrested 18 of the ringlead- Cant analysis of the Jewi.li pray,
book, which was greatly approciati
rority on the evening of May 5. The nesday evening.
able work being done in our Hof- ers. The University has been closed
by the large number of 11001 and war
next meeting of the sorority will be
heimer's Children's l'avilion. After in consequence of the battle.
en who took advantage of the ,ours
held at the home of Miss Esther
all the real job in the fight against
Rector Simoneseu of the University
Blackstone Society.
Rabbi Levinthal is now making a
Greenberg on Tuesday evening, when
A discussion of actors and dra- tuberculosis," declared Miss Ilecht, of Jassy is described in dispatches rangements for a course allich W
sewing for the Children's Hospital
"is preventive work, particularly froia there as "desperate", the anti-
IsliMSWOISISSICICIMISSISISIMWS
matists
of
the
past
was
the
program
be given in the early of the fa
will again be commenced.
among
those
children
who
have
a
Semitic student body having erected season by Professor Richard Ciotthe
of the Blackstone Society on Sunday
evening, May 13, in the assembly tendency toward that disease, who barricades on the campus, hoisting head of the Semitic ICtiartisnt
Adelphians.
the i. l,i F'iasniisti banner over the principal Columbia University, who
room of the Main Public Library. 11. are being reared in an environment b
Will
The Adelphian Club held its last
where they are constantly threat-
on "The Spanish Period in .lew
meeting Tuesday evening, May 15, a Gincoff spoke of "The Divine Sarah" ened with it, who do not get the food
Ninety seven students, most of History."
nd Emil Ungerlieder spoke on
at the home of Samuel T. Snitz, 544 1,.
and care that will protect them them Jews, have been expellee' from
NSURE the success of your Confirma-
Dramatists of the Past."
Frederick avenue. The club orches-
against it. We take such children classes for various periods, as a result
tion Reception by adding the tone of
tra is practicing daily under the I a For this Sunday evening, the semi- into our institution, we give them of a free-for-all fight which took place PALESTINE SILITICATE
nnual declamation contest will be
the Perwein in delicious, exclusive
leadership of John Sklar. This or-
a chance for normal life, an even at the University of Klausenberg.
COMPANY RESUMES WOK
Fancy Cookies
held.
The
program
will
consist
of
pastries. Extensive preparations have been
chestra will play at the Adelphian
chance to attain healthy manhood
and Macaroons
made and you are assured of efficient, per-
dance. The organization has begun speeches originally delivered by prom- and womanhood.
JERUSALEM.-1.1. T. .\ s -TI
also our famous
inent
statesmen
and
orators.
The
con-
sonal attention. Orders for delivery on
WHY
THERE
ARE
SO
FEW
baseball practice. Rufus Stevens and
"Hundreds of our subscribers have
Palestine Silitciate tl
testants will be Samuel R. Green-
Tortes
Confirmation Day are now being accepted.
JEWS
Maurice Markowitz are in charge.
largest brick company in the (trier
baum, A. A. Tzatzken, A. Good- accepted the invitation to make this
The next meeting of the club will be
which was established in Tel.Aviv :
friend, I. Sneiderman, S. Cohen and the most unique convention ever held.
held Tuesday evening, May 22, at the
A Tale of • Wis. Rabbi.
Feb. 1921, but was compelled son
David Bernstein. The winners of the Those who for various reasons can-
home of Benjamin J. Safir, 2016 Ha-
time ago owing to difficulties rneoo
contest will be presented with prizes not come are no less interested and
zelwood avenue..
An Austrian Emperor asked of the tend by it to close down its worl
have asked to help spread in their
donated
by
Horatio
Goldberg
and
9138 Twelfth St., near Clairmont
Empire 5391
own communities the message of the celebrate-el Rabbi Loew, "Why is it temporarily, has now recommended it
Emil Ungerlieder.
Blue Bird Girls.
that you Jews, who are but a handful activities. It is stated that the con
hospital's work.
At a meeting of the Blue Bird Girls
'ISIMI SIM NIS SISN•WMISSMIKWIVICWk *ovvocli
"Twelve hundred invitations have of people, do not believe in Christ pan• has receive: a loan of $20,0(
Kappa Phi Delta.
held Tuesday evening, May 15, at the
meant hundreds of encouraging, ap- when thousands upon thousands more from the Economic Board for Pale
home of Miss Mary Sklare, 621) East
The last meeting of the Kappa Phi preciative, glad-to-help-letters." Miss than you say that he lived, Was the, tine in London.
Philadelphia avenue, final plans were Delta Sorority was held at the home Hecht picked them up at random son of God, and after his death arose
made for the dinner and theater of Mollie Einstandig. The following from the stack on her desk. She read from the grieve in the presence of
JOINT ASSISTS REFUGEES
R. H. D
lhouse, Pres. and Mgr.
party to be held Saturday evening, officers were elected: Ida Wexler, one from Tuscaloosa, Ala.:
many people?" The rabbi thought
F. C. Dresselhouse, Treasurer
May 26.
president; Mollie Einstandig, treas-
"The humanitarian and noble work for a few minutes how to answer
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.) — Of 0
M. D. D
lhouse, Secretary
The outing to Orchard Lake which urer, and Ethel Myers, secretary. you are doing by relieving thousands him, and finally said: "Well, in
several thousand refugees expelle
was planned for June 3 has been Plans were made for a bazaar to be of tubercular victims regardless of week or so I shall give you the rea-
from Poland, 217 have secured pormii
postponed due to other activities given by the sorority. The next reg- creed is helping our race overcome son, 0 Emperor."
sion and have embarked to Argentin
which will occupy the girls at that ular meeting will be held at the home the long standing prejudice. May
The matter passed entirely out of The Joint Distribution Cioninatioe hs
time.
of Miss Dorothy Koppin, 1422 Taylor your untiring efforts in this behalf the Emperor's memory. But the provided the refugees with necessar
The next regular meeting will be avenue.
become a blessing to our entire rabbi, who had not forgotten it, went boots.
held Tuesday evening, May 22, at the
race."
wit one day from his house to a
home of Miss Anna Gold, 665 East
The next was a letter from Cleve- prominent church that had a very
12324 Hamilton Avenue
Kirby avenue.
land that read:
large steeple, before which he stood
"Permit me to express my appre- gazing steadily and long. A rich
Phone Hemlock 8324
Sigma Phi Sorority.
ciation of the splendid work being banker passed by and seeing the cel-
The spring dance of the Sigma Phi
SANITATION IS SATISFACTION
carried on by the National Jewish ebrated rabbi, whom he knew well,
May 2-I
Sorority, of which Miss Minna Blu-
Hospital and I trust the next 25 years looking so earnestly at the steeple,
Your window shades, like all other
menthal is general chairman, prom-
should be as productive of health he also looked but could see nothing.
Greatest Sensation of the
home furnishings, should be CLEAN
ises to be one of the most successful
and happiness as have the past years. "What are you looking at, Rabbi
—dust is germs—germs, disease—
affairs of the season. The dance is
Season.
It would be interesting to determine Loew," he asked.
you can avoid it.
to he held on the evening of May 26
Greatest Concert Ever
the number of prosperous past pa-
"What!" said the rabbi, "don't you
In loving memory of Mrs. Ella
at the Women's Federation building,
tients of the hospital who might in see how prettily the angels are danc-
Staged
Anywhere.
We will clean your shades, repair
corner Hancock and Second. The Saslaysky Lewis, who passed away some material way express their ing on top of the steeple? See now,
them and make them like new—and
charimen of the various committees May 18, 1920.
gratitude."
their white wings are fanning the
furthermore,
we
guarantee
our
work-
Ire .M1lake Austria n Cloth and
Gone but not forgotten.
are: Tickers, Miss Alice Rothman; ar-
After that came an Easton, Pa., air, causing a great breeze."
manship.
rangements, Miss Anne Norko; publi-
Fancy Holland Linen Shades.
CELIA T. FARBER.
friend of the hospital who had
The banker, knowing the rabbi was
city,
Miss
Theodora
Aronstam;
re-
Let
us
estimate
on
cleaning
your
Curtain Roth,.
pledged his aid and had written:
a sensible and sane man, believed
shades or making new ones—home
freshments, Miss Golda Meyers. The
Of the Greatest Living Can-
"I
surely
am
willing
and
ready
to
that
Rabbi Loew actually was seeing
In memory of our darling son, Irv-
or office.
tickets can be secured from the weat-
tors of the World.
ing DeYoung, who left us May 20, do anything in my power for this angels up there, and he was ashamed
hers.
worthy
cause.
I
wish
I
could
give
up
to
acknowledge
that
he
himself
1922.
more of my time for this, as I think could not see them, so he too said
Anot her little lamb has gone
(
it is a wonderful thing to help those that he SAW them and stood with the
■
To dwellwith
who gave;
poor people afflicted with this terrible rabbi looking at the steeple.
Another darling bay
Joseph Rosenblat
disease."
Is ,haltered in the grave.
A prominent lawyer soon passed
This bargain 1921 Reo Touring?
For Automobiles, Trucks and Motor Boats
Then she picked up a letter from by and asked the rabbi the same
Repainted, a fine set of tires.
God needed one rnore angel child
Salamanca, N. Y.: "There is no doubt question. "I'm surprised, my dear
Why not enjoy the summer?
Atnidrt Hi+ shining band,
And o He bent His loving amile
you are doing a noble work and do- sir," exclaimed the learned man,
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And darned our darling's band.
ing it right, and whatever you will "that you ask such a question when
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do, we will be pleased to assist you the angels are sporting about up
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in whatever we can."
there as plain as daylight." The
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Sister.
"We always like to read our lawyer also in shame pretended that
thoughts expressed by some one he saw the angels and he too stood
Save! Kwartin
else,
added Miss Ilecht, "and that is there gazing. A learned professor
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why I was especially pleased with this was in a similar manner added to the
letter, received from Greensboro, N. number of the gazers. This con-
C. Listen to it:
tinued for hours, men upon men
David Roitman
"'We have no suggestions to make coming, asking, pretending they saw
or plans to offer, as requested in your and remaining to gaze, until about a
Jointly in a Unique
letter, except to say that the new thousand or more people were before
children's ward should be encour- the church. So great was the crowd
aged, and its activities increased. that the Emperor heard of it and he
Perhaps that would tend to secure too came, walked up to Rabbi Loew
larger subscriptions.'
and stood gazing at the angels.
In • program of the most r:Irr•
"I love to picture the beautiful
"Don't they dance prettily?" asked
fished Hebrew melodies, mod e rn
home of the children at the N. J. 11. the nratbs
compositions and folk lore
---the sunny rooms radiating health
answered the Emperor,
and cheer; the view of the towering "what graceful figures they go
Seats $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $250.
Rockies; the clear, fresh, oxygen- through!"
Plus War Tax.
laden air, bringing health and
It is a lovely sight," said the
Be sure to reserve your scat
strength to the children and turning
at once.
wan little faces into rosy-cheeked rabb
"Il L ow pure and innocent in all
Tickets for sale at Plotkin's n'
ones. Imagine a tot taken from a their whiteness!" exclaimed the
Store, Adelaide and
tenement dwelling in our congested Emperor.
Small's Drug Store, Ilendro
East Side, where he lives with his
"Well," continued the rabbi, "one
Hastings; Lazaruff's Book
tubercular mother, his hard-worked could stand looking he-re a year, but
Westminster near Camono,
and harassed father, and three or I, to my sorrow, must attend to
at the onward Office, MC:
four puny sisters and brothers. Take something."
Hastings,
Cadillac 2582.
him from this environment and send
"I'll be pleased to accompany
him to the National Jewish hospital you," said the Emperor, and away
at Denver. What happens? We turn they went.
a potential 't. b.' into a healthy pro-
While walking along the rabbi con_
ductive citizen. Isn't this worth- tinnedto speak about the angels and
while? Isn't this real philanthropy? the- Emperor answered in ever-in-
Prevent illness, don't wait until peo- creasing rapture.
Don't suffer—get quick relief.
ple are ill. In saving little children
b Bi.ut now tell me, did you really
Effective and inexpensive.
from the dread White Plague, the Na- see the angels?" finally asked the
It costa nothing to come down
tional Jewish Hospital for Consump- rah "
and find out.
tives does noble work and deserves
The Emperor looked here and
the utmost assistance from all par- there and then answered cautiously:
ents and lovers of children.
Second and Front Sts.
"To tell you the truth I didn't, but
"The subscribers' committee is not was ashamed to say so."
Sulphur Mineral, Turkish
c ampaigning for money," declared
Tonic, Swedish, Electric Baths.
"There," replied the rabbi, "you
Miss Ilecht. "We are campaigning have the answer to the question you
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for healthy children, for useful men asked of me one or two weeks ago.
Take Woodward Through Car.
and women, for brightened families, When Christ lived and died some few
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or reunited families. At the sub- men made great ado about miracles
s cribers' convention in Denver, next
and wonders they claim they saw him
J une, we want to plan for the 1924 perform. Those who heard of them
c elebration of the twenty-fifth an-
were so weak-minded that they swore
n iversary since the hospital began its
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