A merica ffewisk Perio&cal Older CLIFTON AMU& • CINCINNATI 20, 011I0 PAGE NICIL litc : PcntonjEwisnaRO r of bree York tl Ja- ' and lc my st of nths. half noun- ctivi- utler, Cut. Philip Ie in late a upon num. will visit t,m, of Is his ne a n d here. was a ;•••1••••1- Rabbi 'II Ite- ('hief at-ttine. . lurk snow. 1963 'di St. S-R Julius Kahn Dies; Wrote Draft Bi WHAT OF DEMOCRACY? 1ADLER'S NIECE STAR 114 HAMILTON PLAY r.., from tn.. $25ou I o, ‘ riole TERRACE tirs SAYS POET HEINE HAD ARYAN BLOOD gartinatu Notre ome e !Placed us cum- dot. ealth to !corating will call ..11 C O. , )G. I :-: CLASSIFIED Orretinps New War 1 9 2 : 1 i Buy Jos. Campau Frontage eat The Best Business Frontage Investment in the Great City of Detroit SUMMERIPIELD Specialist in Jos. Campau Property. e IFIFIMIU HECHT S. K. SLOBIN Cherry 6062 403 Ford Bldg. _ S• Your savin in fuel cost Miss Lucille Greenebaum enter-' tained 12 guests at a bridge luncheon I last Saturday. Miss Jeanne Seitner Well high honors. will pay for Nokol 0 indent ,r mu- iatever ur this r home family Make I more of the nautiful Lve. o F ,. ;inntg. \ FUR i herd private f home i !, two ittn, .ncaaplatvicirp.:rofror,n Phone Garfield 12th street. Off ,. well as labors- -R. any office work HA .11 tory work. Box 194._ be- berm o' Jews. The demand will then SOUBRETTE APPEARS . ---- ' FOR RENT-Gladstone, '2003, IN MUSICAL COMEDY arise not only for democracy in Jew- on Lower Oriental ome 14th t re et. tween 12 tti h an Men still liken God to all FOR SALE-Modern S-room ash life in America as whole but for ide drive. $75. a Garage and sst . despot sitting upon his shag in Heaven, Rhode Island between $12,500-$2,..' Oakland and ..duplex. democracy within every organization Gold. Betty Koenig, a soubrette, headins, I Famous Actors in By Dr. Dr Issas Brush. hot 40x160; and institution of Jewish life. Every to his favorites bombard the Played 1 CerVellY Entered such organization may find it ativis- the Yiddish Players Company, mad s ' listening 500 down; eV° a month, y Years Bolt here has been of late a veritable f Paradise in order that the Early' I. to follow the methods, fur ix- her firm appearance in Detroit thi Exchange, phone Hemlock 018S-R, the Jewi sh I gala's g . • Manly Politics at '31. erection of intereshe Diety might fulfill their wishes. peo- ample, of the American Karen Ilaye- 2'27 Buena Vista E re u f ittd among t t inJewish still believe that God can ._ iii._ worshipers pre in • the .luestion of an all-embrac- sod, which permits its contributors, SAN FRANCISCO Julius Kahn, Will P•y First y through a body elected by them, the ewr J at lila own com- ericn 24 pears rept•esentative in Con- I FOR S.ALE----M0111`111 0-room bunga- Francine Larrimore pie, organization of Am .autorrativally rule low on Winona; $11,500 -- $3.000 such' of all natural law, for s uch yeo - national council, to choose the admin- Fourth California six- Lk 37,120. Visit to Detroit. in old slogans which mons ill iletianee . ., sg,-, „ m „„tn g ,i,,, n istrative officers and the board of di- and as a gifted magician perform The service in the days when the war of the leading figures in j Cervetly Ex- trio, Three-car garage. • the creation of the American rectors as well as to fix the general ins awl wonders untold bY the swrrP of Ills American Jewry, chairman of the I Vista Hemlock 11188-R 'It'ranitine Larrimore, ntece of Jacob c h an ,„, phone ish Congress was waged with al- lines of policy. The question will hand. Such a view, which disregards Iltiuse inlitary affairs, committee anti, E. • 227 Buena of universal law -1111- author of the draft bill, died Dec. Itt , --------- lee as great ferocity as the war on probably be raised as to why other ------ - - Adler, whose name is associated with the operation m oo j many European fronts, are being national philanthropic anti education- unchangeable, everlasting SAI.E Modern tlat near Lin- the most telling achievements in mod- lireilkillile, at the age of 63, falsely connived.. Kuppen FOR the arbished and set to wirk again. al organizations should not conduct ern 1 oldish drama both in the United -- leads to prayer Julius Kahn was born in c „1„.51„t or „„ is no whimsical, changing, ca- helm, Grand Duchy of linden, Ger- I ref I the greatest of these slogans is their affairs along similar lines. When God Lot 30030; 2-car garage; l States and in eastern Europe, will this demand becomes wide and insis- each. An emocracy in Jewish Life." a pricious personality moved by favor. many, Feb 2S, 1S61. Ile was brought t at the Garrick n; w do all eligagement the problem of welding Anotri- $110110; These are days when the true be- tent. itism, but His mandates operate be- too Amer.. in 1S60 when his parent+ . the leading lady Exchange, phone.begin democratic ta! 'Theater next week as „,iillih. Cerveny ;er democracy finds very little Nth Jewry into II unit on hind this tuns ersal law of nature nu- settled in San Francisco. After least- I ue na Vi o ,.k olsg.R, 227 B ill Costno Ilaniilton'a new play, "Para- 0 ii,,,n 1 lie !ouragement. Democracy, in fact, lines will have become much more iiartially, supremely justly anti, there- rig school he went on the stage anti I I sites," which has just concluded its Kast. , in ho ul. Fortunately, Or unfortun- 1 en fot•e, manifestly mercifully. All prayer acted with Edwin Idnith, Joseph Jef- t see to have gone out tot fashionalso ately , in the case of American Jewry, I ANN he ' se certainly, in America which repudiates, overthrows , antrin- ferson retuned and to Clara California lillirris. where In het VIRS1' CLASS Hungarian caterer for' New York engagement at the Thirty- rope ay great extent. Struggling to attempt to solve the problem along weddings and for all kinds tot par- , ninth Street Theater and which is on validates the natural law is false its way to Chicago where it will hold a e to 'cements which, in Cornier days, un- any other lines is a patent impossi- studied law and in Celt' was elected I ties. Call Northway 29S4-12. prayer.. - - the boards at the Princess Theater for bility. How could a Mussolini or a In r theattsumption that democracy What is true prayer? It •o•ttepts this to the California legislature. lle was ' - - , . de Amerittanism are synonymous, at- Trotzky ever achieve dictatorship - . • • • h Con sress FOR RENT- Furnished room for law as an eternal cosmic force, born at elected to t t before ap- gentleman or holy in private honic.. an Miss indefinite perm never Larrimore an ialto! • • . tdablish their pure Amer- over us? creation's birth, to (lie at eternity's on the Republican ticket in 1S99, In recent address, Hermann Con- a to wn ...wilting their democracy, Phone Garfield S 1 SO-R. Convenient neared in Detroit, although for OS- end. It refuses to countenance the in- when his national activities began. Kean a number of years she has been heini, national treasurer of the -- ines, l is ordered universe, that to be lie+itarit about following to 14th and Clairmount car During the war he went to Europe, terruption of lieu ,em - ourge at this time. Nor are ilayesoti, said that of those who factor FOR RENT 290 E. Philadelphia, teemed an actress of superior attain- the Diety might fulfill the foibles of as representative of Congress anti melds. During the past several years --- ich a so c prompt to attack their enemy democracy in Jewish life some ett 5 ley man. Prayer is four-fold. It is the Made n tour of the American front. Winter her activities were confined almost .ith the charge of failing in the shier it a virtue, others a necessity. furnis hed S-room home for Although devoted mainly to na- , aspiration of the human race to find It may well he that in our world of exclusively to New York and Chicago, months. Phone Empire 0609. lolls of democracy. The fashion at-one-mint with the Power Absolute tional politics, Julius Kahn took an practical ated from Jan. 16; where she took the Wading parts in on seems to be the rule of dictators hard-headed and hard-boiled I -the yearning of man for finite per- active part in Jewish affairs. Twenty- men, it is difficult for apostles of de- at . "Scandal" and "Nice People." The o f the FOR RI:NT-D nn, men, Ofle t fection. Prayer is the communing of years ago he was score nd dictatorships. tive.rooto upper flat, with garage, Is this a post-war condition? No mocracy if, gel. a hearing on the imperfect mortals with All-Perfort charter members who, wi 1027 Lawrence ave., near 'Twelfth tirst of these two plays w i of its virtue, because, after all, vir- ' ten by Cosmo Hamilton. as also writ- loubt the travail of the nations after VilerSIIIIVer of Tertiple EI111111U- God, in order that rnan s mai mil., BETTY KOENIG Jacob its own reward and that re- „ t. t „fl Cadillac , , . , he can has brought the ascendancy tuc • --- ___— a," be transfigured in beauty. Prayer is el, established the Jewish Educational considered substan- t I Newaucasi if the ruthless hand of the dictator. ward may not be n, however, it will geaS011 in "The Girl Fr Societe of San Francisco, the first of . thankful appreciation for the spirit- enough. Whe se its kind on the Pacific Coast. In 1919 \ thoe m C Detro it I promi Rut these conditions cannot last long. tial nea and the wt. possess ome apparent that democracy is a a musical comedy. at last Sunay evening and u a things d The Mussolinis and Riveras will not bec greater adthievements. Tere he was a member, together wth Henry Opera H o use public needs f still o l average that, without it, the y favorable irn- t cessity , the commission of ma 'h ace s created an immediatel forever rule the earth. Theomet orgenthau, of toward Jewish the apostles of pre,ion. Miss Koenig injected a is so much for which the hun r will not be overcome, man whom, collectively, we simes apthy the Union of American Hebrew Con- ng personality in the play and ought to, he thankful-for health, style the masses, will assert his right gregations, which attempted to have i democracy will not have too hard a strik Thank Ilia tlause liberty of and his willingness to govern himself tinie of It inspired her fellow performers and , strength, friends, nature. g flow. And n universal into religi all 'b lessins h lle n the the chorus to excel in their several , from wpraoymer ation, beseech- ousvov enant the upplic again and democracy which has faome ---- i ntroduced la ' lastly' grnt to see Leagueof Nations. e on evil days ce more bec efforts. a man th power Miss Koenig will fill the principal I I ing God to ome strength- During his long residence in Wash- nesse and bec the fashion. his Weaks role in "Deborah in America," a inu- , Jewish life Will reflect and register WWI ever really to serve andh gical conauly, at Orchestra flail, Jan. , hied for the tasks that lie ahead of any he cause and occupied a i this general change in sentiment ingto Jewish ew 4. The play features plentiful magi- t him. the slogan "Democracy in Jis position similar to that of the late I —_ BERLIN (J. T. A.)-11einrich cal numbers. She will be assisted by I All these aspects of Jewish prayer Life" will again have meaning ommunion, thanksgie_ Simon Wolf. Zweig, Isidore N'ernick, t -aspiration, c through the echo which it will awaken his i Abraham ing, supplication-will bring man rich Heine, Germany's poet who during ris' r in the hearts and minds of great mini- lifetime anti after death was declared Herman Cooper, Hyman Wald, Mo --- to be a Jew in spite of his bald-ism, Chlifner, Flora Klug and Helen Wahl. t rewards and promises without involv- Extends Its t ing, the overthrow of the natural law. - t I . it • as denounced by German Such prayer is true. d . n . anti w man a- l;ond.bye always in keeping with the stupid, in- tionalist.,was not of Semitic onj, . , delicate selfish utterances of man. It MACK B. WEI55---Strietly kosher but of Aryan blood, according to Dr. , , , harmony with cosmic Tiler, who printed an article caterer fur weddings, banquets. ' I Kee . publich n- ...................a_____........____,....,______ cause Excellent food. Rates and a Wish for d effect. True prayer demands an to this effect in the various, parties, etc. I m reasonable. Phone Melrose 0006. leanorlthat man do everything huanly pos- lions of the anti-Semitic Noelkisc e Your Health The Misses Helen and E t Goldstein entertained with two tables sibly and hen confide his cause to God. Happiness and party. narrates how Jacob saw his SUPERFLUOUS HAIR - Moles and According to Dr. Koerner, Heine ' The Bible Prosperity brother, from whom he stole the birth- warts permanently removed by was the natural son of a Prussian of bridge last week. -- During the Coming multiple electrolysis. Sixty to '700 aristocrat and a Jewish mother. Ti, Miss Eleanor Goldstein anti Mar- right, coming toward him. Ile feared Northwav 1780 hairs removed per hour, according him greatly. That Esau might not Northw•y 5389 prove his thesis he quotes Ileine as I.. Goldstein left last Friday for t STANDARD speaking about his "deep native Ger- ton to your case. I positively guaran- Norfolk, Va., to attend the twenty- slay hini, he divided his forces into two tee my work to be permanent. man feelings" and saps that every one ASBESTOS MFG. CO . bitterest opponent of the . sixth annual convention of Zeta Beta 'pang companies, feeling that if one com- were routed, the other would es- Phone Main 2789. Beula Starr, 419 . "even the Manufacturers and Contractors of au fraternity. Jews finds in Heine's work no ma - . cape.Then ire the following verseincob Capitol Theater Bldg. I I oping to Retain ryny 1 STEAM PIPE and BOILER --- references which give every Aryan Welcome , The death of Herman L. Taub, a' prayed for aid. "0 God of my fath- COVERINGS Four Valued heart a rare and joyful, purely Ger• former resident of Saginaw, occurred er Abraham, God of my father Isaac, DRESS 31 AK INC - Fashionable French dressmaking. Reasonable.' Patronage man sensation." 800 W. BALTIMORE in West Palm Beach Fla., several days &diver me, I pray Thee, from the hand Mrs. Kesh, 1751 Lee Place. Phone --- brother Esau." First he did with the had of New- f • Empire 5132-R. . r. Taub , who moved ago. ark, N. J., two years ago, spent the everything that was humanly posm • t. mad, Service and WANTED-3 or 4 rooms. furnished; past two winters in Florida because t Then he turned to God. That was true ressio•1 of his Entertainment or unfurnished, or willing to share I as 66 years old., pra yer. It was the efes gatirgrt, • w his hea xpsing of ill-health. Ile odge I adoring mind, his con with couple if enough rooms. Rent soul. NV St . RICtt Ile was a member of Saginaw L thankful spirit, his auppli not to exceed $50. Box 189. Ni. 47, B. P. 0. F. a charter member Wi'l a eswer, of the Saginaw lodge of Independent If man prays thus, God NilMe is Men- REFINED, educated young at A, B'rith, and an active "For in every place My . Order Ir thoroughly experienced, is seeking I member of Congregation B'nai Israel, I tioned, there will I come and bless I . 1thee."- Dr. Ira S. Sanders. 1 ' of which he was one of the organizers. Mr. Taub is survived by his widow, --- Weiss four daughters, Mrs. Dilitliler of Newark, Mrs. Charles Marienthal j of Chicago, Mrs. Paul Marienthal of ' 320 - 334 MICHIGAN AVENUE 0 ' Detroit. Mrs. Fink of Saginaw; two, EFFFRSON DELRAY STORE WEST ✓ CLIENTS ARE OUR REFERENCE ' sons. Emil and Edward Taub of Pitts- OUR burgh; four grandchildren and three' brothers, one residing in Detroit and I two in Chicago. I Among those attending the Mu Sig- i Sorority dance in Flint Dec. 21 -,! Ilia were the Misses Jeanne Seitner, Miri- amMarks, Emilie Oppenheim, Irene Philippe, I.ucille Greenebaum and t Stella Thal and Lionel Hirschberg,'. 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The Temple Beth El Sabbath School entertained the parents and friends of members with a Chanukah program ' last Sunday afternoon. Following the program the children were the guests of their parents at a party in the com• • munity center. Miss Ruth Lenick of Grand Rapids t i+ the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry I !Amick. Miss Emilie Oppenheim entertained 12 guests at her home last Sunday night. A Chanukah service was given at ' Temple B'nai Israel last Sunday in I whih c the following took part: Shapero, Abraham Kahn, Robert' don huff, Harry Osheverski, Oscar Mork- ler, David Block, Ira Kahn, Victor! , 'Alerkler, David Block, Jack Brenner ' who played a violin solo, and Florence Chereton, who told the story of Cha- nukah. Rabbi Lehrer read the +el'. Vie, SOVIET WRANGLING ' MENACING TO JEWS WARSAW. (J. T. A.)-Travellers w ho arrived here recently from the Ukrainic report that increased ner- I vousness is felt among the Jewish population of that country on account • olitical tension prevailing at of leap present among the Bolshevist rulers. The disagreement between Trotzky and the triumvirate and the resigna- don of Trotzky as war minister are as a predecessor of a grave' considered situation. The Jews in the Ukraine who have suffered under the anti-Semitic tac- tics of the Soviet government, who, in their attempt to Ukrainize the entire I administration, have removed even Jewish Communists from their pod- . tions, are afraid of menacing cringe- ' quences should the conflict between. TrotzkY and the other commissars reach a critical state. The anti-Semitic feeling among the never stronger than peasantry was now and despite all barriers which make emigration practically impossi- ble for Ukrainian Jews who desire to, leave Russia, some have succeeded', . in reaching the Polish frontier. Another Year Is Gone. But a few fleeting hours remain ere the curtain of time descends upc one of the most eventful years of our lives. clos- We look back and as our gaze penetrates the fast ing picture, we are happy. Happy because we have been participants in a year of ccom- peace and prosperity and because we have a in our plished those things which were uppermost minds at its dawning. Now we turn to the east over whose wondrous horizon aears p p a glorious light of the days to be, and we f ac e with undaunted courage the tasks that are ours. Above all, there comes a realization of obligation to the countless thousands whose loyalty and patron- age have been ours and whose splendid apprecia- tion of our efforts will ever be our incentive to better things. Our heartfelt wish—play happinesss to all. - f' 11114101111R e HECHT SUMMERFIELD 320 - 334 MICHIGAN AVENUE I sr eSr "T R50 ., AT W CA.D