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DEBATERS GET GOLD
TO HOLD
AND SILVER MEDALS
LECTURE SERIES
INSTITUTE NOTES
I playing before Saul, but instead of (COUNCIL
being soothed the King's anger and
jealousy became greater than ever.
West Warren and Michigan
At last a dreadful thought came
George Sternberg and Walter Farber Avenue Mothers' Club:
"I will kill him Girls' Problems7o Receive Attention
into Saul's head.
Honored by Webster Club.
no•," he said; "I will throw my spear
This club, which is the fifth and
of Soci ■ I Experts.
"Goose
Hangs High" Continue s
for Second Week at the
Garrick Theater,
"The Goose Hangs High," A meri.
can comedy by Lewis Beath, will coo.
At the fourth annual model meet- youngest organization among the
God warned his servant David
tinue for a second and neat week at
But ."
Problems encountered by agencies ing of the Webster Debating Club of Jewish Mothers' Clubs of Detroit, will
If the king's wickedness, so that when
Detroit Central High School, George hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon, the , Carrick Theater ...,minencing
Saul threw the spear, David leapt dealing with girls and young women Sternberg won the gold medal and
next Sunday night. Spoil
by th e
quickly aside, and the spear struck will be discussed in a series of lee.
Walter Farber won the silver medal. Feb. 4, at 2:30 o'clock, at the Atkin- Dramatists' Theater, Ina., t is th e
into the wall. And in this way the lures arranged by the Big Sister
son
Community
House,
Thirty-third
first
outstanding,
New
.ucceat
Council of Detroit, to be held on fine These two debaters, with Seymour
young shepherd's life was saved.
of the current season to coaa. to B e .
ground and they kissed each other. ]
Friday afternoons. starting Jan. 30, Schubot, made up the team which street and McGraw avenue.
LOYAL TO JUDAEA
Beriah confessed that he had left his
Dr. Bessie Doutiana Sheraton will troit.
at the Jewish ‘Vornan's Club, 89 Ro- won the debate, the subject of which
LOOKING FOR DAVID
was "Resolved, That the United
The play has its locale in a small
nation and his God to enjoy the spier . ) ,
wena street.
speak on pre-natal care and Theodore
By Ilym•n Perlemut•r.
city in the inidde west aro the story
dor of the royal courts of Antiochus,
At the opening lecture Miss Eliza- States Enter the League of Nations."
Levin
will
speak
on
current
events.
Kenneth
Fischer
was
awarded
third
has
to do with a pair of ing par
but he felt ashamed when he saw how
When Saul found that David had beth Cleveland, vocational director of
Greetings will be extended by the eats who have saeriliee.I s(.1).thins
Many hundred years ago, when the other Jews died rather than to gone away and that many men were the board of education, will discuss place.
George
Sternberg
is
a
graduate
of
for
their
children's welfar,•,
Palestine was overrun by Greeks, bow to the Greek idols. Ile• came to
presidents of the older clubs: Mrs.
with him, he gathered his soldiers to- the types of girls referred to the Big
during the reign Of Antiochus, two the Jewish camps that he might die , 7, ether and set out quickly in pursuit. Sisters. On Feb. (I, Mrs. Harriet Mc- Central High School. lie was presi- Max Weisberg, president of the Jew-
'fhe comedy is the lir , t j ,, , , luetio r
dent
of
his
class
in
his
12-B
tenet
and
young men, Judas and Berinh, were a Jew, lighting to uphold his rejigion Then Jonathan, who knew where Da- Curdy of the Girls' Protective League
ish Institute Club; Mrs. Taube Segal, of the Dramatists"fheal,
was a member of the school student
about to make their first parting. and faith.
yid was, went to him and said, "Fear will speak on "Case Analysis," elis-
president of the Oakland section now organization formed :•', a sue
council. During his last term he was
They had always lived together in
not, for my father shall not tind you, cussing first contacts and methods of
club; Mrs. Sidney Craig, president of cessful group of playwrigh:
whirl
vice-president
of
the
Webster
Debat-
Edward Chitin Carpenter
Modin and had been the best of
procedure. "The Girl and Her Fam-
rresiden
THE JEALOUS KING
Ind you shall be King of Israel."
ing Club. Ile was president of his the Twelfth street district club. and and James Forbes director •• pr,„h je
friends.
last,
one
day
while
searching
ily"
will
be
the
subject
for
Feb.
13,
Mrs.
Frank
Avrin,
president
of
the
--
house and held several other offices,
Beriah's father had recently been
tions.
David, Saul came across a cave with Miss Claire Sanders as the
Fenkell group.
When the Philistines saw that their f o r
appointed to an office in the courts of great champion, Goliath, was slain, hidden amongst some wild lonely speaker. Miss Sanders is probation besides taking a leading part in his
Antioehus and Beriah was going to
officer of the Juvenile Court. The class play.
they were so frightened that they tied rocks.
Walter Farber is the newly elected
live in the king's court. Ile was high-
"I am tired," he said to his sot- meeting of Feb. 21) will be devoted
for their lives; but the men of Israel
vice-president of the Webster Debat-
ly elated at the prospect and he only
anti Judah followed after them and Biers;' so I will rest myself in this to problems of the girl herself—em- ing Club and is an active participant :',731VIRIM1710 111
wished that Judas would also go with
ployment, recreation and religious af-
overtook them, and soon nearly all cave."
in many activities at the high school.
him. But Judas did not want to go
The king did not know that David filiation, and Miss Huey, supervisor Ile is also a member of several out-
those wicked Philistines were de-
because he said that Antioehus was
and his men were already there in of the girls' department of Juvenile side organizations. He will graduate
converting the Jews and teaching stroyed.
Court, will speak.
As soon as that terrible battle was
The last lecture will be on March next June.
them his heathen ways and wished
Now when Saul was fast asleep,
ended, Abner, the king's captain,
The judges of the debate were Vin-
that Berndt would not go. Thus these
6, when Dr. Nellie Perkins, director
brought David to Saul and told what the men said to David, "Look, here is
Davey, Professor John S. Sed-
the Wayne county psychiatric cent P.
young men parted for the first time.
of
your
enemy
who
is
seeking
to
kill
had
done.
don, and S. S. Fishbaine, head of the
deed M ,
Two or three years after their a wonderful
clinic. will discuss the girl from the
And Saul said, "Whose son are you. Why not kill him instead?"
English department at Central Iligh
parting, Antiorhus decreed that all
"No, I cannot du that!" said David. standpoint of emotion and mentality. School. The gold medal, won by Mr.
Lectures will begin promptly at 2
JTWS must worship his God and issued you?' am the son of Jesse, of Bethle- But he crept towards Saul and cut
Sternberg, is an annual award of J.
"I
severe penalties for those who refused
o'clock and will he' open to all inter-
off
a piece of his skirt.
Directly Opposite Book.C•dillac Hotel
J. Rosenthal and Louis Lux. The sil-
hem," replied David.
bow
to
the
Greek
idols.
to
When the king awoke, he went out ested.
"Then," said the. king, "you shall
ver medal, won by Mr. I arber, was
Thus many soldiers were sent to
nut go beck to your father's house any of the cave and continued looking
the award of the Webster Debating
IL
Modin to see that the Jews obeyed
more, but shall stay with me, because for David. Soon after, David came
Club.
these laws. An altar was built in the of your great bravery. and stood before him, holding up the Bonstelle Playhouse
market-place, and the Jews were re-
First Detroit Showing of
ing's son , niece of cloth , and told all he had
h an, th e k
J
At this, onat
quired to how to the idol which was
EVERY EVENING
Eyre Comedy.
yam, the iiible says, "loved Ravel as ' done.
placed near the altar. Mattathias,
too was in
"I
he
cried.
la
'
!
yes
his
royal
robe=
10:00 P. M. to 1.00 A %I
the rabbi of Modin, was standing his own soul " took off
6.00 P. M. to 8.00 P. M.
cou
and his sword and his girdle and gave he cave and so close that
Through a special arrangement
nearby, surrounded by his five sons,
Illed
you quite
easily, but I with Laurence Eyre, Miss Bonstelle Musical Numbers and Add
to
have ki
David.
I
Saturday
Afternoon
12:30 to 2:30
the oldest being Judas.
not."
Mark Entertainment
When the people knew of the g
d has secured the' Detroit rights to his
The officer in charge of the Syrian
At this Saul was so so rry an
victory over the Philistines, they were
comedy of old New York life, "The
soldiers wanted Mattathias to bow to
so glad that they ran shouting anti ashamed of his cruelty to David that Merry Wives of Gotham," for pr
Motion picture's showing the activi-
the idol first, but he refused, and
singing, to Saul, and the women he wept bitterly dution
and said,
"Oh, my
pro- ties carried on in Poland, Russia and
at the Bonstelle
Playhouse,
c
cried:
singing music and sang as they son, you are more righteous than I, , beginning Monday evening, Fhb. 2. Lithuania under the auspices of the
Bert Milan and His Orchestra Playing.
"'Whosoever is zealous of the To
danced "Saul has slain thousands, but fur you would have done me good This production has never been of- Ort the Society for the Promotion
• o
rah, follow me."
while I only wished to t o you
,
of
Agriculture
and
Technical
Trade
David
his
tens
of
thousands!
• fermi in Detroit, thought it was used
He soon had a small itht brave
"What do these people say?", cried
to excellent advantage in New York. Among the Jews) will be shown at
band of men, who charged the Syrian
Saul, who was a jealous king. "David
THE WISE KING
The story has to do with twin sis- an entertainment arranged by the
soldiers, who were too surprised to
has slain tens of thousands, and I,
ters, adopted from an orphanage by Jewish Women's European Welfare
resist the attack.
who
am
king,
only
thousands!"
Soon after Solomon began to reign, different people. Forty-three years Organization at the Kirby Center,
A few weeks later, on the eve of
From that day he began to hate God
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give
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and said,
elapse
"Ask what
anti a quarrel develops between Kirby and St. Antoine avenues, Tues-
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David, until at last his heart grew no
the wealthy Delthonde and the Irish day evening, Feb. 7. Admission will
man was seen coming to the camp of
very
wicked
that
he.
wished
to
kill
him.
be
free
and
the
doors
will
close
at
"Give
me
wisdom,"
replied
Solo-
O'Tandy
families
over
a
piece
of
the Jews. When he came up to the
When David saw that the king was mon, "so that I may be a good king, land on Fifth avenue. Mrs. DeRhonde o'clock. Morris D. Waldman, manag-
guard he asked to see Judas, who was
sad and unhappy and that he did not like my father, David." and Mrs. 0"fantly are called upon to ing director of the United Jewish
the general of the Jewish troops. As
love him any more, he said, "I will
God was so pleased with Solomon's pacify their militant husbands. The Charities, will deliver an address on
soon as he saw Judas he fell on his
knees and wept, because this weary play to him upon my harp, sweet, choice that Ile matte him the wisest quarrel is accentuated when the son "Charity From a Business Point of
do
man who ever lived and also gave him of the rich family falls in have with View" and Rabbi II. J. Berkowitz of
man was Beriah, who had fled from soothing music, just as I used to
Temple Beth El will speak on "If Not
the daughter of the poor one.
the Syrian camp to join the Jewish when minding my father's sheep upon great honor and riches.
the hills of Bethlehem."
The last performance of "Outward Now, When?" Musical numbers will
One day two women, each carrying
army.
So
David
took
his
harp
and
stood
Judas picked Beriah up from the
a little baby, came and stood before Bound" will be given Sunday even- be rendered by the Music Circle of
Detroit, songs and recitations will be
ing, Feb. 1.
Solomon. One said:
presented by the literary section of
"0, King, listen! We two live to-
Free of Charge to Employer.
the Kultur League and Hebrew reci-
gether in the same house. One night
Zerlakah Club.
this woman's baby died, and whilst
The next meeting of the Zedakah tations will be delivered by Seymour
I was sleeping she came and put the Club will be held at the home of Mrs. Katzer and Max Weiner of the United
"Where Good Furniture
little dead body in my bed, and took E. Rice of 2021 Virginia park. All Hebrew Schools.
Detroit Branch, 1509 Casa Avenue.
Is Not Expensive"
The motion pictures will be shown
away my baby, who was sleeping be- members are urged to attend in order
I side me. The next morning I found to finish layette , to be sent to Pales- through the courtesy of the Metro-
politan Motion Picture Company.
out what she had done; therefore bid tine.
(
it
her give me bark my dear live baby."
"No, no That is not the truth!"
cried the other woman. "This little
dead baby is yours!"
Then the king said. "Bring me a
: sword and divide the living child and
give one half to each of the women."
At this the woman who had first
spoken burst into tears and rushed
forward and said, "No, no Give her
the living one. It would break my
heart to see it destroyed!"
Then Solomon knew that this poor,
distressed women was really the
mother of the living child, because
she loved it so much that she would
rather see it nursed by another than
allow it to be killed. So he cried
' aloud to his servants: "Give this pour
woman the live baby, and do not hurt
it, for she is the mother."
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"FORGOTTEN CHILDREN"
Monday Evening, Feb. 2, at Popular Price.
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Wednesday Evening, Feb. 4, the Latest Success
"AMERICAN GREENHORNS"
Miss Ethel E. Farber of 310 Hen-
' drie avenue, the youngest member of
the 1925 graduating class of Central
high School, will lead the grand
march, with Jared W. Finney, the
! 'Attest graduate, who received his di-
ploma in 1801, of the alumni dance
of the Central Alumni Association at
I the General Motors Building Friday
evening, Jan. 30. Miss Farber is ac.
tive in all school activities and in
addition is a Hebrew teacher. She
expects to attend City College and
I later Columbia University.
Important Motor Facts During
Trying Months of the Year
Clearly Indicated.
This is the time of the year when
the average motor car toner appre-
2iates fully the talk of automobile
engineers about viscosity of lubricat-
ing oils and low grade of gasoline.
Frequent and long intervals of chok-
ing while starting motors and exas- ,
aeration which collies from balky mo-
tors in excessively cold weather come
from low grade gasoline. One of the
results is that unburned gasoline gets
town past the pistons and dilutes the
lubricating oil. From this come re-
•air bills. In both the Packard Six
anti the Packard Eight cars both [if
!hese conditions are cared for with
, the Packard fu•lizer, a device which
ore-heats the gasoline, making it ex-
plode more readily during starting
and while the motor is warming up.
Alcohol evaporates no readily and
temperatures in this climate drop so
unexpectedly that, even though ordi-
nary care is given to the non-freez-
ing mixture in radiators of cars, it
is not unusual for the cooling water
in automobile motors to freeze solidly
and crack the motor block. in the
Packard Six and Packard Eight MG-
tors there have been built expansion
blocks which give way in case a MO-
tor freezes. A plate which runs the
length of one side of the motor, be-
sides giving access to the water
jacket for cleaning, acts as it further ,
precaution against the motor block
cracking in the event the water in the
motor freezes. •
Mrs. M. Jacoby of 452 California
avenue was hostess at a public card
party and luncheon Jan. 14 for the
benefit of the Zetlakah Club. Other
luncheon , and rani pallier were given
by Mrs. J. Harvith of 301 East Phila.:
delphia avenue and Mrs. Benjamin
Jacob of 936 Gladstone avenue to :11,1
the club.
Thursday Evening, Feb. S, the Entire Company i ■ the Well Known
Literary Perform...re
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TO
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY:
Newspapers are carrying the story of a radical reduction which the Company has announced in
the prices of all enclosed models of the Packard Six car.
The prices of the Eight models are not reduced.
The announced reductions vary from $640 for the Six coupe to $840 for the seven-passenger
Six sedan.
Following are the new prices at Detroit:
7-pass. Sedan Limousine.___
$2585
4 -pass. Coupe
2785
5-pass. Coupe
... 2785
5-pass. Sedan
.
7-pass. Sedan
5-pass. Sedan Limousine.
$2885
2585
2685
This price revision makes the Packard Six in its various models easily the oustanding automobile
value of the year. This is particularly true because at the new prices the cars are exactly as they
were; there is no change in design, material or workmanship.
While price reductions are nothing new to the automobile industry, no company building a
high-grade car and appealing to an exacting clientele has ever before made so far-reaching a price
revision in its product.
As a stockholder in the Company you will naturally ask why this drastic move, and can the
Company market its high-grade cam profitably at so low a price?
The answer is—we are prepared to do it.
The Six has been on the market four years, during which it has been no far refined and perfected
that we believe the appearance and fundamentals of the car will be unchanged for a considerable
time; that is to say, the car has been standardized. And while doubtless we shall from time to time
make minor and detail improvements, we do not anticipate any necessity for substantial structural
long time to come. We are, therefore, in ideal position to devote our attention and
changes for a
with Packard
facilities to turning this perfected car out in quantities at the lowest price consistent
quality. And the price revisions are a step in our program to this end.
Production will be conservatively expanded to take care of the increased sales.
The Company has never been stronger financially, or better prepared, in organization and
facilities, for a constructive move such as this.
We enclose copy of our report for the last quarter ending November 30th last. We show net
earnings of $1,872,753—one of the best quarters in the history of the Company.
We have no unsold stock of goods on hand and our inventories were never in better condition.
Very cordially,
President.
In order that those interested might
have the information which the
president of the Packard Motor Car
Company addressed to the stock-
holders of the Company we take
pleasure in publishing this letter.
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