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HALF A MILLION

TO SEE BIG FAIR

$1,000,000 Beira Spent to Care
For Greatly Inc eeeee d
Attendance.

"Half a 51illion."

ENTIRE
STOCKS
REDUCED!

That is the slogan of the 1923
JUDAEA CONVENTION TO
HAVE NATIONAL ASPECT Michigan State Fair, which will be

held in Detroit, August 31 to Septem-

Front present indications there will ber 9.
"Our annual attendance has just
be a more National aspect to this
year's Young Judaea convention than about reached the 400,000 figure al-
ready," said Secretary-M a n a ger
heretofore. Delegates front all over
the country have sent in their reser- George W. Dickinson. "But with an
additional 81,000,000 being spent this
vations and many more, not yet offi-
cially heard from, are preparing tie year for extensive improvements we
come to Long Branch for the week end expect fully a half million persona to
of June 29. Among the distant points visit the fair during the ten days.
"This is the nation's greatest ex-
heard from thus far are Omaha, Neb.,
Chattanooga, Tenn., Birmingham,
Ala., Jacksonville, Fla., Norfolk, Va.
Scarboro hotel is today the most
modern and beautifully equipped Ho-
tel on the Jersey coast. Through the
kindness of the management which
has been very considerate to Young
.1 mince in past years, the finest sec-
tion of the hotel will be set aside to
those who attend this year's conven-
tion.
A number of nevelties during the
convention will be the moving pic-
ture exhibit of recent developments
in Palestine and the debate by Young
J udaeans on a subject vital to the
Zionist movement. Delegates will have
the rare privilege of listening to Miss
ff os tem ers I, ( hoil lo sen re
II. Szold, who is here for a short stay
after spending three years in Pales-
tine; Maurice Samuel, one of the most
brilliant and popular writers in mod-
ern .Jewish Journalism; Dr. A. Robin-
son, head of the largest Jewish com-
1923 Version of
munity center in America and the Ed-
Awakening."
ucational Director of the Roy Scout
movement.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. .1,—J. T.
Careful preps rat ions are being
Nate C. Chapman, the man who
l.)—The degree of Doctor of Science
made for the usual pleasing features
,as conferred upon Dr. Jacob G. 14. made possible for Detroiters the
of Young Judaea Conventions such as'
man, director
director of the New Jersey Ex- door pageant of last year, "The the conducting of Young Judaea ser-
ke
perim ent Station, by Rutgers College Awaning," has conceived a 1923 vices on Friday night, Saturday morn-
and the State University of New Jer. version of "The Awakening" on a ing sermon, social evening, exhibit of
soy at the commencement exercises. much larger scale for this summer, educational work, regular work and,
GEORGE W. DICKINSON
Others who received honorary degrees opening July 16.
reports from the various districts of
Everything is different but the ti-
were Secretary of the Treasury Mel-
the country. Rabbi Max Davidson of position. It is a $5,000,000 show
Ion, Governor Silzer of N. J., and Ed- tle. It will he the largest outdoor Asbury Park will speak on Saturday given by the State of Michigan for
ward Bok, former editor of the La. amusement ever staged in the United
the education and entertainment of
morning.
dies Home Journal. States, covering more than 20 acres
the people. It is the State's greatest
— —
playground as well as an agricultural
Dr. Lipman is rated as perhaps the of ground and containing the largest
school, so there is every reason to
world's foremost authority on soils. single "set'' ever erected. The pa-
Maccabees of Judaea.
the discoverer of the bacillus grant is being given under the aus-
believe that the hosts that come from
At the last meeting of the Macca-
Re is
vinelandii, which is employed in the pices of Shadukiam Grotto of Detroit. bees of Judaea, held on Wednesday near and far each year will become
eatraction of nitrogen from the air. Alexander Oumansky, ballet mas- evening, Sam Gold was elected cap- an army of half a million this fall.
"Already we have arranged for
He is also the discoverer of many ter at the country's largest motion tain of the track team. The follow-
picture. theater—The Capitol, New
stupendous attractions and many
other agricultural processes, one of
ing topics were discussed: Arthur
which has been notably successful in York City, and former member of the Wendell spoke on the Jews in Ger- more are being planned that will be a
Russian ballet, is in Detroit rehears-
combatting potato diseases.
many; Morris Goldman on Russia most pleasant surprise to the people
Dr. Lipman is a director of the Jew- ing a chorus of more than a thousand Jewry; a resume Was given by Ben of cities and farms.
girls
for
the
ballet
number
to
be
"Our agricultural and livestock ex-
ish Agricultural Society. He has also
Labret.
taken a keen interest in tither phases staged at Shedukiam Grotto's 1923
The :Maccabees lost a hard fought hibits this year will surpass by far
version of "The Awakening," to be
of Jewish activities, and it is under-
game Sunday to the Knights of Ju- anything of the kind ever seen, every-
stood will visit the Palestine Jewish given starting July 16.
daea indoor baseball team. Isadore thing seems to indicate. And our
Mr. Oumansky is considered one of
races and other sports, our great spec-
farm colonies this summer under the
the best ballet masters in the United Cohen pitched for the Knights. Ar- tacular stunts and our lively midway
auspices of the Palestine Development
thur Wendell starred for the Macca-
States. Six years ago he appeared
where the carnival spirit reigns, will
Council.
bees.
at the old Lyceum theater, Detroit, as
Israel 'hiller, leader of the club is he without parallel.
a member of the Russian ballet.
"Every man should try to spend at
in Baltimore, attending the Zionist
Mr. Oumansky will have complete
least a few days at this great expo-
charge of staging the ballet numbers convention.
sition, bringing his family along to
for the pageant.
!enjoy an educational vacation in the
finest weather of the year."

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The Sons of Judaea held a hike to
Abraham H. Max Leads Chev-
the Eight-Mile road Sunday, features
rolet Sales Contest.

of the day being maseball and hand-
ball games.
The prgoram at the meeting this
Sunday will consist of talks on Bar
Ko•hba by S. Jacobs and Karl Belt-
ner; M. Pelinsky and M. Kosak will
speak in Max Nordau.

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DENVER HOSPITAL
OPENS CONVENTION

In the contest held by the Ham-
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tramck Chevrolet, 11440 Jos. Cam-
you avenue, by the Chevrolet sales
by the announcement that he had
organization, Abraham II. Max, who
proven experimentally that carbon
has been selling Chevrolets for the
dioxide or carbonic acid gas—the
past two years, was leading salesman
stuff that•makes seltzer water fizz—
on Thursday. From all indications
has an inhibitory effect on the grovHh
Knights of Judaea.
of tubercle bacilli. The experiments
Mr. Max will Will the. first prize.
THE HOME OF GOOD USED CARS
Mr. Max announces tee his many
The Knights of Judaea Sunday conducted in the laboratory of the
•at Alexandrine
4104 Woodward
Detroit Jewish friends that he is al- morning defeated the :Maccabees tuft . research department at the National
Glendale 5176
ways ready to give them any informa- Judaea in the second game of the in- H osp it a l , Dr. Cooper said, lead him to
tion with regards to automobiles.
door baseball series by a score of 11 the conviction that when it is possi-
to 6. ble to supplement the tuberculosis
Plans are being completed by the victim's normal supply of gas, cre-
anniversary committee for the cele- ated by the combustion in his own
bration of the club's fourth anniver- body, the progress of the disease will
sary on July 29. A number of inter- be arrested. Many medical author-
esting features are planned. The af- ities received this announcement with
fair will be held at the Kirby Center. enthusiasm, saying that the expert.
Abraham Torgow, president of the meats with carbon dioxide may fur-
Knights of Judaea, was graduated nigh the clue to a chemical cure for
from Northern High School Wednes- tuberculosis for which scientists have
day with second highest honors. The been searching for many years.
highest honors were won by Sam Lif-1 Valuable additions to the methods
chitz, the first president of the of treating tuberculosis' have been
Knights. Other knights to graduate made by the National Jewish llospi-
last week were Joseph Markel from tars research department. Posture
Central Jacob Kaduahin from Cass. as a means of checking hemorrhages
Max Weine and Herl Shur, Junior is one. It was also discovered that
College students, are members of the the injection of oils as a means for
e- curing tuberculosis is dangerous in
graduating class of the United
brew Schools, both being the spokes- that it has a tendency to produce
men for their class, with Weine as bronchial pneumonia.
In the Schoenberg Memorial build-
valedictorian.
ing, one of the group of 12 which dot
the grounds of the institution, and
Naomi Girls
presented to it by Col. Joseph Schoen-
number of very desirable cottages in this pic-
A
The program of the meeting of the , berg in memory of his wife, various
turesque part of Oakland County now being
Naomi Girls last week consisted of a vocational classes are conducted, in-
offered. One of these cottages is an investment
talk by Caroline Silver on Dr. Chaim eluding plumbing, carpentry, photog-
Weizmann; Jennie Katonick spoke on raphy, automobile mechanics, electri-
in healthful recreation as well as in property
Moses; Mollie Belinsky discussed the cal and general engineering, book-
that is bound to increase in value. •
purposes of Young Judaea. The hike , keeping and stenography. Many of
its patienas, recent immigrants, have
held recently was a success.
, have received their education in
immigrants,
recent
patients,
its
citizenship at the institution. When-
Pirchai Zion
Easily and quickly reached. Go direct to Pon-
The entire last meeting of the Fir- , ever possible, the classes are con-
tiac, past Oakland auto factory, through Dray-
chal Zion chib was conducted in Jew- ducted by ex-patients. One of Den-
ton Plains to sign at cemetery; turn left over
ish. The program consisted of a Jew- ver's leading children's specialists, by
the way, is an ex-patient. He WAS a
kit story read by Zaftel Margolis, and
hard gravel road to lake..
a debate. Participating in the ha- tailor when he came to the institu-
morous dbate were Mae and Jean Don. Now he is on its consulting
e
m, Bessie Kosak. Celia staff. The photography department
Aichenbau
Becker, Gertrude Cohen and Ida Ro- is conducted by two ex-patients, one
of whom was a plumber wherk,he came
Electricity, modern toilet, screened-in poreh,
senthal.
The next meeting will be held at , to Denver. Three physicians of the
fireplace, large rooms, running water, deep lot
the home of Jean Aichenbaum, 532 house staff are ex-patients.
for gardening—these features with every cot-
In addition to the vocation training
Medbury avenue. Visitors are always
, courses, the institution has a loan
tage. Grocery and ice delivery daily. Private
welcome.
fund for the benefit of those of its
and pavilion with

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Here are the reasons!

discharged patients who elect or are
advised to remain in Denver. One of
The postmaster of Station "G." the foremost "millinery emporiums"
Canada, tells of many amusing ex- in Denver is owned by an ex-patient
periences at the postoffice, which is who borrowed from this loan fund the
situated in the heart of the Jewish capital with which she established
neighborhood. The best one is of an herself in the business for which the
old Jewish woman who came to buy groundwork had been laid in the Na-
The tional Jewish Hospital vocational
booklet of two-cent stamps.
booklet contains 12 stamps and sells school. Some of the "dare-devil"
for 25 cents. The old lady offered taxis dashing through the streets of
Is cents in - cash, coming up grad- Denver are operated by ex-patients
ually to 23 cents. Higher she re- who borrowed the purchase price for
fused to go, and she left' finally in the taxi and even the license fee from
high dudgeon muttering: "Oich mir a this loan fund. Other ex-patients
Lavestoffice. S'is noch tirer vie hei were helped to start little drygoods
the goyim:"—The South African stores and the like.
Preventive work among children is led him to make an appeal to his con-
Jewish Chronicle.
another feature of the Natinoal Jew- gregation during the Jewish New
ish Hospital. Going on the theory Year's service of 1899. His appeal
caused them to contribute enough
that the Crux of the tuberculosis
problem is to fortify the bodies of money for a panic and the project
children who either because of pre• was checked until the Independent
disposition or environment, are Order of B'nai B'rith came to its
rescue six years later. From this one
It's very easily done if you , threatened with this disease, young-
building the present institution has
use CHLORO CRYSTALS. for sters are taken from homes where
there is no work of spraying. e the
conditions are a constant menace, grown.
improper
or
where food and care are
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All you have to do is
GARRICK THEATER
sprinkle a few _ grains among 1, who have been found to have a tu-
your rlothing—or on closet : bercular tendency. In the Hofheimer
"To the Ladies," the work of Marc
floors. No disagreeable odor pavilion these children are given a
Connelly and George Kaufman, au-
like other moth preparations. chance for normal life and an even
your chance to attain healthy manhood and thors of "Dulcy," will be the offering
Highly recommended. Ask
of the Bonstelle company at the Gar-
womanhood.
druggist.
Rev. Dr. William S. Friedman is rick theater this week, beginning to-
Write for Free Sample,
the founder of the institution. The morrow night. This play was used to
further the starring ambitions of
Esudernort Lsboratoeies
4048 !plight of scores of tuberculosis vic- Helen Ilayes, who scored in "Bab,"
Main
35 Duffield St.
i ins she had "beaten" their way to
only to starve on the streets and might be termed • male "Dulcy."

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OBITUARY

HARRY SMITH

Funeral services for Harry Smith.
57 years old, of 1533 Monterey ave-
nue, took place on June 13, at Mach-
pelah cemetery. Mr. Smith is survived
by his widow, five daughters, Mrs. B.
R. Slesnick of Flint, Mrs. J. Koblenz
of Johnsonberg, Pa., Mrs. H. G.
Schlep, the Misses Mary, Helen and
Rose Smith of Detroit, and two sone,
Joseph J. and Ralph Smith.

sentatives that the Soviet emigration
ban on Jews has been lifted.
The government's official statement
was to the effect that all Jews who
wish to join relatives in America may
do so by applying for emigration pass-
ports. The government will place no
obstacles in the way of those who de-
sire to emigrate to the United States.

Cunard Statement Says Soviet
Emigration Ban is Off.

The Cunard Line has received a
confirmation from its Russian repro-,

Member Detroit Real E

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