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MEVertto
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Miss Bess Robbins of Indianapolis
BETTY KENIG STAR
was recently admitted to the bar on
Coldstick, Morris Goldberg, Oscar
IN A NEW COMEDY her twenty-first birthday and is prac-
Isamovich, Solomon ham, Abraham
ticing law in that city.
Jaffa, Siniche Yaffe, Max Yaker, Ab-
Betty Kenig, the celebrated Yid-
F,isfhoerrmeArrlynodfe.thie
opVir iEnSS
MR.G J..S. SDhE
raham Lott, Max Lohr, Sender Kla-
dish star, who during the last several
Len
per, Solomon Lupilow, Joseph Messer,
now doing dressmaking and altera , weeks appeared successfully at the
Association Gives Report for 1924 M Samuel Ross, Samuel Rosengard,
lions at 5767 Lawton Ave. near Orchestra Hall, will be seen again
By HARRY CONZEL
Wolf Rosender, Jacob Rosenberg,
Annual Meeting.
Grand River. Walnut 1725-W.
Samuel Sandweis, Morris Shulman,
Free funerals for 133 indigent de. Leon Schwartz, Harry Samoa', Mor-
MACK B. WEISS - Strictly kosher
(Copyright, 1925, by Seven Arts Feature Syndicat'.1
ceased persons were conducted during ris Teplitzky, Samuel Weinberg, Sam-
caterer for weddings, banquets,
1924 by the Detroit Jewish Free Bu. uel Ackerman, Samuel Kalish, Jacob I
parties, etc. Excellent food. Rates
INTRODUCING THE COLUMN
rial Association, according to a re- Rubin and Jacob Zubrin. Installation
reasonable. Phone Melrose 0006.
of
cifficers
was
held
Jan.
II.
port submitted at the annual meeting
This is a sport column. Don't expect discussions of the latest forms of
The annual ball of the association
held .1.tic, 4 at the association's build- win
be held at the Arenacariknai literature and art here.
YOUNG MAN, well acquainted with
g, 5:15 Frederick street. According
Our column will comment on sporting events and personalities---without
in
knowledge of Hebrew and modern
to the financial report, more than $3,- Woodward and Ilendrie avenues,'
Over- foriretting for one moment that it is part of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
Hebrew literature, will give lessons
An
Sunday evening, Feb. 1.
(nt
for
the
funerals.
The
This mans that we will not overlook the Jewish angle of the sporting
0 suns
in Hebrew and will also prepare
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land
car
will
be
rattled
The
proceed,
sum of $1,055 was used for altering
for religions occasions. Uses mod-
the cemetery house and building a will be used to further the work of world.
Ilas sport a Jewi , h aspect?
ern
system of teaching. Call Ed-
the
association.
new wall. The association has con-
Of course. Just like literature, music and all the others of the seven arts.
ward Cabot, Empire 5157,51. 1699
ducted 855 funerals since its incep-
We think it rather fascinating to watch and comment on the physical
Clairmount.
achievements Of the Jews of today. Not that a timely and well-directed
UNIQUE BALL PLANNED
tion in May,
cc.
Election of officers was held at the
BY YOUTHS OF ZION knockout blow by a Jewish boxer will add much to Jewish prestige.
NI ARCA RET .1. W 11.1.1 A 11 SON -.-
annual meeting with the following m-
, we In consider it useful to contradict those who claiin that the Jewish
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Registered chiropractor. Gives spa-
ats: President, Zeltnan Muscovich;
Plans for a unique Zion ball, at people is losing its vitality, is obtaining its spiritual triumphs at the expense
'Fhe quiet, refined atmos-
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vial attention to 5,11111011 and chit-
eiee.president, Samuel Shapiro; treas-
round trip to of its physical development.
phere of the Palmetto's pri-
Alien only. Call Garfield 7073 for
urer, albert Diamond; financial sec- which an award of a
This is why we will point out what the Jewish athlete is doing in the
vate dining rooms provides
appointment.
4100
Columbus
Ave
Palestine
will
he
made
to
the
winner
retary and superintendent, Asher lin-
various amateur and professional sports the world over-wrestling, boxing,
an ideal setting for lunch-
at Grand River.
of a contest to be concluded a t th e
k o wii7; recording secretary, Louis
races, swimming, track and field games, football, hockey. polo. golf,
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eon, bridge, dotoionf pert:te-
Iva being devised by the bicycle
Pliskow, and trustees, Nathan Lieber- function,
Youths of Zion, an organization of tennis, squash, basketball, boating, rowing, rifle-shooting, fencing, billiards.
amd for the more pretentious
SUPERF1.1 - 01 . 0 HAIR. - 'Moles and
man and Karl Greenberg. The fol- English-speaking young men and chess and perhaps even cross-wordnuzzles.
atrairs there is the spacious
warts
coirmanent
ly
removed
by
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l ow ing compose the board of direr-
banquet hall and ballroom.
multiple electrolysis. Sixty to 7(1(1
interested
in
Palest
ine
and
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inn
aspen
tors: Abraham Brand, Nathan Ba-
I have never been thrilled by the purely technical, record-striv
per
hoar,
according
All are available at surpris-
removed
cultural work. The ball will
hairs
linsky, .liwoh Baker, Leon Blank, Jewish
be held Sunday evening, March 22, ; of sport. One-fifth of a second clipped from a record does wit satisfy me,
guaran-
I
positively
ingly small cost. Arrange
-case.
to
your
Barry Bornstein, Joseph Bernstein, at the Arena Gardens, Woodward amt' if the race itself is out a close competition. My favorites are not necessarily
tee my work to tie permanent.
with Mr. Stocker.
Kelnion Cohen, Ilarry Cohen, Samuel
the champions, for I always look for the human athlete who after shedding
Phone
Main
2789.
Iteula
Starr,
418
I
Ilendrie
avenues,
Berme., Harry Grossman, Nathan
his gymnastic togs, still remains a colorful and useful member of his com-
Phone Glendale 3000.
Capitol Theater Illdg.
munity.
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Ample Parking Space.
This is true. I have yelled myself hoarse on the college campus, though D It K S S SI A K ING - Fashionable'
MISS BETTY KOENIG
the home team was hopelessly outclassed. Many are the brand new straw
French dressmaking. Reasonable.
hats I have sacrificed demonstratively while rooting for a home run by the
Mrs. Kesh, 1751 Lee Place. Phone Sunday evening, Feb. I, in the same
last man at bat, though the home team was five runs behind and it was
Empire 5132.R.
hall, in the title role in one of the
the ninth inning with two men out and two strikes called. But this was
most sparkling musical comedies on
Take your vm•tion now and spend the Passover S eason in Palestine.
always due to the desire to see the muscles of a clean, well-trained yOUng FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
the Yiddish stage, "Yankele Mazik."
the gresit majestic ship of the dire ct Jewish line.
man respond to his will and his con7entrated efforts. Personal experience
in private home for two refined The conicity, which is replete with
has frequently confirmed the old dictum, "mens sana in corpore sans."
CHARLES H. CLEMENTS. Mir.
gentlemen. Phone Walnut 6241- J. mirth and humor, has 20 musical
Gen
therefore
snort
should
be
encouraged.
It
is
a
good
school
for
life:
- numbers and special dances in which i
And
(With a foal Kosher Eth.lien
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it prenares us to will and to do. It is a barometer as to the healthiness of WANTED -Two young men to share
Miss Kenig will be seen at her best.
Sails from New York on March 12.
a fiction, for no weak people has ever produced great athletes.
four-room heated apartment. Maid''
She will have the support of a ape-
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service included. Rent very rea-
ballet.
vial
d.
Brief
stop-over
oly
Lan
Cudil-
eing
in
the
H
FOR
THE
LOVE
OF
MY
MOTHER"
Twenty days for sight-se
minable to right party. Call
Miss hunig s co-performers include
The news that Benjamin Leiner, better known as Benny Leonard, has
at Naples.Tickets
good f or 12 mo nth..
Tick
lac 1847 between it a. m. and 9 Isidore 1'ernck, Flora Klug, Herman!,
i
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retired from boxing has been featured by the newspapers of the entire
p.
$325 to $850
Coi.,ter, Helen Wald,Hyman Vk'alt1.!
country, not only as a bit of sport news but as a general news item of im
FOR RENT Nicely furnished roam Morris Chlifner, Jennie Mason and
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for two gentlemen or couple 111 pri- Abraham Mason.
Benny Leonard is the lightweight boxing champion of the world. A
:Marston. Phone
, young man of 25, in prime physical condition, he is at the pinnacle of his
vale home.
1493 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Northwa• 5745-R.
career today. It is estimated that during the past 10 years this Jewish
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lad has amassed a fortune of over $2,000,000 through his boxing activities.
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Our product lit not only "Easy to look
REAL HIGH CLASS upper flat.
Suddenly he leaves the ring, with the following statement:
at" tin I "Easy to live with."
Eight rooms. All modern conveni-
Perfection Lodge, No. 486, F. &
ences. Garage, side drive. To rent' ' A. M., will hold a special communi-
My mother has been very ill. All of us are greatly worried
cation
Wednesday,
Feb.
4,
at
or
will
sell.
140:1
Burlingame.
She
over her condition. One dos , she called our family together
Past
M. M. degree.
o'clock p. 01.
ePorilwale-ftwh
made me promise her I would never fight again. My fighting has
RENT-Furnished room fur gen- Master Klein's night, special features
no 'Pork •Yave
t,
come down to a question of my mother's health. I have to choose
demon, in private hence.' """ with good speakers.
between that anti the love of hearing the cheers of the newsboys on
Garfield b928-M. All home con-
C K. SANDORF, Secretary.
the streets. So I am retiring from boxing, for the love of my
MAXWELL W. BENJAMIN, W. M.
veniences.
mother.
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ng the
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Benny Leonard's retirement is undoubtedly his greatest victory. What
general merchandise shop in
It battle he must have fought with himself! Glory, money, popularity tire FOR
- Lodies'
busy SALE
rooming
house lingerie
location. Also
strong magnets for a young man of his age. Yet Jewish filial love triumphed
Doing
big
business.
Must sell on
over all obstacles.
There is something unusually dramatic in this incident, because the I place for beauty
parlor
if desired.
. Write
Jewish
ealth.
account
the
boxing
game
is
illogical,
unfounded.
to
opposition of Leonard's mother
h 467
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Boxing made a strong, healthy, clean-living boy of her son, besides giving
him an enviable social status. And the dangers of this profession are no FOR SALE -Northwestern section.
Some excellent two-family flats of
greater than in any other activity. Boxing casualties are rare, and never
six rooms each on Calvert. Burlin- 1
a direct result of the lawful exercising of the game. But arguments are
game, Webb, Tuxedo and Elmhurst
out of place when a mother wrens; Benny Leonard knows it So he retired,
Aves., between Linwood and Dex-
It the prime of his career, leaving the memory of a gentleman sportsman
ter Blvd. Priced I16,500 and up;
whose heart was not knocked out by the many blows he received,
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$2,900 or more down; balance easy
terms. These will sell quick. Max
EXIT LEONARD-ENTER KAPLAN
Broock, Inc., Empire 8783.
Louis Kaplan, a Russian-Jewish loll residing in Meriden, Conn., is the
new featherweight champion of the world. He emerged the winner in a
special elimination contest and now has been officially crowned champion. FOR RENT-Room and board, in
private Jewish family. S. Brodie,
In his deciding fight against Danny Kramer, another Jewish boy. on the
1993 Clements St. Phone Haml o ek
first Friday of this month at the Madison Square Gardens, New York, he
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nroved to the sporting world that a great new champion has arrived, who
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has the affection and admiration of Jewish, Irish, Italian and German tight EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER -
'fans of the country.
Young man, 28. well recommended,
Kaplan is a picturesque character who has graduated from the bootblack
desires permanent position with a
ranks. With Leonard out of the game, he will become the "Jewish chant-
business house or an accounting
pion"
of America. The Jews apparently do not wish to relinquish their
,
firm. Write Jewish Chronicle, Box
predominance in boxing.
219.
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The secretary-treasurer of the Amateur Athletic Union of America, INTELLIGENT Americanized widow-
Frederick W. Rubien, has given out his all-American track selections for
er of 54 desires to make the ac-
' 1924. Mr. Rubien is considered the highest authority on this subject and
quaintance of a refined woman of
to be included in this list is indeed a high honor.
45 to 50 with soot" means. Object
Ilere are the Jewish names on the list: Herbert Meyer, 70-yard hurdles,
matrimony. Write Chronicle, Box
Newark Athletic Club; Harry Sweitzer, standing high jump, Syracuse Y.
Athletic Club;
M. C. A.•, Thomas .1. Lieb, throwing the discus,
William Neufeld, throwing the javelin, University of California; J. Koch, YOUNG LADY desires room with re-
fined people. Malking distance from
potting 12-pound shot, 1Vilson High School, Kansas,
Martindale and Grand River. Rea-
But these five names do not represent -en a • mall fraction of the
sortable. Phone Garfield 1422.
Jewish athletes of note in the amateur and field sports.
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It is always the first column that is the hardest. The i• , ' oioction over,
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we have some special features in store for you. Some ce the r , re'nod Jewish
beds and all home conveniences.
athletes will speak to you through our column. Now that we are started
With couple. Call Empire 1232-.1
let's go!
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(koostions rela-
Letters and contributions to this column are w a de
tive to snorts will he answered. Address all cannon cations to: Sport FOR RENT -- Beautiful furnished
Editor, The Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
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MEETING FOR PUBLIC
A general meeting, which will be
open both to Zionists and to persons
who are not affiliated with the Zion-
ist movement, will be held by the
Detroit district of the Zionist Organ-
ization of America Thursday even-
ing. FA. 5, in the synagogue of the
Philadelphia and Byron avenue Tal-
mud Torah. The meeting will start
nromptly at 8:30 and conclude at 10.
A short niusical program and brief
addresses by A. C. Lappin, who will
, speak in English, and Bernard Isaacs,
princionl of the United Hebrew
Schools, who will talk in Yiddish, will
constitute the program. The district
officers extend an invitation to or-
,ranizations to attend the meeting in
bodies.
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Every Jewish organization in De-
troit has been invited to send repre-
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sentatives to a meeting called by the
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Write Jewish Chronicle, Box 259.
at the Kirby Center, for the purpose
of extending national fund work in
TO RENT -8 9 19 Twelfth St., near
the city. Election of officers will be
Taylor. Large furnished room to
held and plans will he discussed for
couple, with kitchen privileges.
Walnut
a campaign in March for the sale of
Apply Mrs. Korduner,
(tumults of land in Palestine. A
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speaker of national prominence is ex-
pected to address a massmecting REFINED ,H.; \v1sti La DIES who
which will usher in the campaign.
wish to increase their int , nce, full
Philip Slomovitz is the chairman of
or part time. Si e Mrs. Scott, 4ot ,
the committee and Aaron Kurland is
Detroit Life Bldg.. tt to 2.
secretary.
FOR SALE , -Set of Jewish books by
Sholorn Ash. Inquire at 4654
Brush St. Phone Melrose 4352-M.
Institute of Technology Will
Open Its Second Semester
February 9.
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NOTICE
J. Harvey Margolis and David Kel-
Enrollment in the Detroit Institute ler, who recently passed their bar ex-
of Technology for the second some, aminations, have opened law offices
The year 1924 was the most sue-
ter beginning Feb. 9 is expected to at 1032 Penobscot Building . under the
cessful in the history of Dodge Broth-
is
exceed the 1,500 students enrolled firm name of Margolis
ers, according to company execu-
have had association with law office,
last semester by 500.
tives.
The Institute of Technology terms in the city. They will handle all legal
While the automobile industry as
itself "a school for self-supporting matters.
a whole showed a production decrease
men." There are five departments,
of 8 per cent for the first ten months
-
the School of Commerce, College of
of the year. compared with the same
Pharmacy and Chemistry. School of
period for 1923. Dodge Brothers in-
a
Engineering, Hudson Preparatory
creased their production and sales
School and Men's Evening High
35.5 per cent.
School.
The figures for the remaining two
The School of Commerce gives a
months of the year show about the
course in business administration
same percentage of gain, according
leading
to the degree of Bachelor of
to John A. Nichol:, Jr., general sales
Commercial Science. Courses are of-
manager. He said
fered
during
the second semester in
"It is not exceptional for a small
accounting, money and banking. cor-
company, or one that is just getting
and auditing. Then
under way in business, to make such poration finance
there are short unit courses, such as
am in crease. But for Dodge Broth- public speaking. sates Principles and
e rs, who stand among the three or practice, real estate, advertising and
four largest motor ear manufactur-
other..
ers in the world, to advance so sharp-
The College of Engineering offers
ly over an extra good previous year.
two-year courses in architecture and
all
authorities
to
be
by
is conceded
electrical and mechanical engineer.
remarkable.
ing and other courses,
"Hari 924 shipments to dealers ag-
The College of Pharmacy and
gregated 225.104 cars, of which 191,-
POLK'S REFERENCE BOOK
Chemistry offers courses in chemis-
961 were of the passenger type and
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O. um of !Wort Y.11 Alverthlog. N peel
-Dodge Brothers ended their tenth alysis,
full d vliel Warns fort. on i tlearre.
cars lurgical analysis. The Men's Even-
with
a
total
of
1,250,000
no Ne pr ■ s1orte ,Ne rove
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en
•
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year
ing High School offers a regular high
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built and sold. Registration records
Fair!: coat.
school course. Hudson Preparatory
y.
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day school and is on the
a
School
is
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het
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