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April 10, 1925 - Image 10

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1925-04-10

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laughs and a few giddy tremors Oh,.
pass off without any "after effed"
for the timid. It's all good fun art
tery Play, at Majestic.
so excellently manipulated that :•
cannot fail to please. Laughs folk,
one another in quick succes-i,,L
Owen Davis, a popular American Owen Davis has taken the mystyry
playwright, is the author of "The play and set it to jazz, making a
t
flaunted House," the laughing suc- amusing combination.
cess which the Woodward Players will
offer next week. "The Haunted
(louse" ran one whole season at the
As a tribute to his public service :a
George M. Cohen theater in New
York. It is built for laugh-provoking the cause of arbitration, friends „f
purposes only and is really a com- Judge Moses II. Grossman of New
bination of mystery and comedy as York complimented him with a birth-
only Owen Davis knows how to blend day dinner at the Biltmore
Judge Grossman is the founder an .1
them.
"The haunted House" is a skilfully directing head of the Arbitration So.

"The Haunted House," by
M. SPECTOR, FAMOUS
WILL BE CHAIRMAN OF
Owen Davis, Laughing Mys-
CELEBRATION APRIL 12'
JEWISH WRITER, DIES

Mr. Butzel will preside at the Ile- Journalist in Leningrad and Warsaw,
brew University celebration to b
on Staff of Jewish Daily News.

NEW YORK.—(.I. T. A.)—Morde-
l cai Spector, Jewish novelist, died re-
. eently at Mt. Sinai Hospital at the
age of 67.
Mordecai Spector, who was one of
[ the founders of the modern Yiddish
literature, started his literary career
15 years ago. He was born May 5,
1558, in Uman, government of Kieff,
in a Chassidic family. He studied un-
til 1678 when he made the acquaint-
ance of the then-famous Hebrew poet constructed play that is packed with ciety of America.
and critic, Elicsar Znvi ZWeifel, who,
learning that Spector wanted to write,
encouraged him to write his novels in
Yiddish. His first two novels, "A
Story Without a Name" and "The
I Jewish Peasant," giving expression to
' the pro-Palestine tendencies among
Russian Jewry, rapidly gaind a Tenn-
i tation for him. Ile was soon called
to Leningrad as associate editor of
the Yiddisehe Volkshlat.
In Leningrad he wrote a number of
[ short stories, being one of the first
contributors to the then beginning
Yiddish literature. Spector later
transferred his activities to Wa rsao •
where he issued a popular magazine,
Roaches,
FRED M. BUTZEL
Der House Freund.
House-
In 1891, Spector, together with I. L.
held at Kirby Center Sunday evening,
ther magazine,
April 12, at 8 o'clock. The celebra- , Paretz, formed an
tion will be given under the auspices' around which a number of young Yid-
of the Detroit district of the Zionist dish writers grouped themselves.
been a
Organization of America, assisted by . Since then there has hardly
other local organizations. Yiddish newspaper published without
Ithe collaboration of Mordecai Spector.
His novels were very popular among
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
the Yiddish reading masses.
Three and a half years ago Spector
Contracts Solicited for Apartments, Hotels and
came to America where he was on the
Public Buildings.
:staff of the Jewish Daily News, in
Kohler, Endow, Mmire^. 1 .'" "1 which his novels were published. Ilk
Volume.
ifuneral
was
arranged
by
the
Jewish
Guarantee
Others Write in 34th
W titers' Club in New York.

EVERY DETROIT JEW

Is Invited to Be Present at the

PASSOVER GREETINGS

GREAT CELEBRATION OF
THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY

DETROIT EXTERMINATING
SERVICE

At Kirby Center, Kirby and Antoine

SUNDAY, APRIL 12th, 8 P. M.

GLENDALE 5655

Chairmen: FRED M. BUTZEL

Speakers: DR. JACOB SONDERLING, DR. SAUL SILBER,

RABBI HENRY J. BERKOWITZ, RABBI A. M. HERSHMAN

I

AN EVENING NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN

COME AND BRING YOUR FRENDS

Licensed Exterminator of Rats, Bed Bugs,
Fleas, Moths, Carpet Beetles, Mice and All
hold Pests with

o

1

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ADMISSION FREE

AMERICAN RABBIS
ISSUE YEARBOOK

Written

990 STIMSON

The Central Conference of Ameri-
Chevrolets Must
I can Rabbis recently issued the thirty- Abe Max Says
Be Ordered Now for June
fourth volume of its yearbooks. The
latest issue contains the report of the
Delivery.
H i sessions held last year at Cedar Point,
(,7, .; Ohio, as well as the papers presented I
Abraham Max, a member of the
at that convention. luvafttnmeofisRacfouii,; sales force of the Hamtramck Chev-
. fe oa ntuJ A e oRfe,thae
sih utm
poT
rolet Sales, 11426 Jos. Campau ave-
nue, in a recent interview stated that
, t .; nue,
commemorating t he e
tenary of Reform Judaism in Amer- so many Chevrolet cars are being
ira. There is an introduction by Dr. sold that if customers desire to have

Fob


Kaufman Kohler, president enuritu. -
of the Ilebrew Union College, and ar-
ticks by Dr. H. G. Enelow on "The
Theoretical Foundation of Reform
Judaism;" by Dr. Julian Morgenstern,
president of the Hebrew Union Col-
lege, on "The Achievements of Re-
form Judaism;" by Rabbi Samuel H.
!Goldenson, "The Present Status and
1Future Outlook of Reform Judaism."
Claude G. Monteliore of England,
who was awarded the honorable de-
gree of Doctor of Ilebrew Literature,
contributes an article on "Prospects
I of Liberal Judaism," giving the Eng-
lish point of view in the symposium.
In the volume are two papers pre-
pared by the late Professor David
[ Neumark. There is also a paper on
"The Place of the Sermon in Jewish
Worship," by Rabbi Gerson 13. Levi.
Dr. Emanuel Gamoran, educational
director of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations, is the author
of a "Survey of the Religious Schools
of Reform Congregations" which is
included in the voulme.
The volume was edited by Rabbi
Isaac E. Marcusou of Macon, Ga. •

VBrisia r n

,IixteriN5 to

3Javisi! Coittnutnitt;

of petroit

its

Wishes '..For

Vassover

15

e(aster lout

Plants and flowers delivered
Easter Morning anywhere in the
United States and Canada through
the Florists' Telegraph Delivery.

CUT FLOWERS

PLANTS

Easter Lilies
Polled Roses
Hydrangeas
Tulips
Daffodils

Lilies
Roses
Spring Flowers
Snapdragons
Carnations

and many others — in basket and novelty

arrangements.

Also Corsages of Orchids,
Violets, Sweet Peas., etc.

c:`,1<i; 3,

yiva
', Glass

COIlliVE;),'
A house buil' on
QUALErVo'SERVICE

DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE THE REMOVAL INTO

5

THERE IS A FLORIST
NEAR YOU!

THEIR NEW OFFICES AND WAREHOUSE

3195-97-99 Bellevue Avenue

(Between Mack and Charlevoix)

PHONE MELROSE 0340

Plate and Window Class

Copper Store Front Construction, Art Glass,

ABE MAX

their cars delivered by June they
should place their order immediately
with a salesman. Since the new
UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
TiI
RECEIVES 1566 BIBLE model appeared at the Automobile
Sh ow late in January, the sale have
exceeded the output of the company.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.—(J. T.
.4,-•
Announcement has been made that a Among the improvements listed are
Christopher Flantine edition of the the dry plate disc clutch, full springs
Bible, printed in 1566 at Antwerp, and semi-floating axle, and Duca fin-
Belgium, will be presented to the Ile- ish on all cars. The appointments
brew University library at Jerusalem are all that can be desired in the
by the Hebrew Institute of Pitts- finest car, according to Mr. Max. All
I burgh. The Bible MS exhibited at closed models are equipped with bal-
1 the celebration here of the dedication loon tires standard equipment.
Eighty-five per cent of the sales,
of the Hebrew University.
• presented to the Ile- Mr. Max claims, have been of closed
The Bible was
brew Institute three years ago by At- , models.
torney Joseph M. Friedman of Pitts-
burgh, who received it in 1895 from Wayne Glass Company Has
the Rev. Bernard Pick, an apostate
New Warehouse at 3199
who was pastor of an Evangelical
Bellevue Avenue.
church in this city.
The Bible was printed 75 years af-
The Wayne Glass Company is the
ter the first complete Hebrew Bible
only all-Jewish glass house in Detroit,
was printed.
according to its officers, who are

Mirrors, Bevels, Automobile Windshields,

Furniture Tops.

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SPECIAL SHOWING

— OF THE —

NEW
JEWETT
ACH


David Blumenthal, president; Joseph
H. Benz. vice-president; Maurice Hel-
ler, secretary, and George D. Blumen-
thal, trea , urer. The company was
incorporated on Jan. 20, 1925. It is
situated at 3195 to 3199 Bellevue
AT
With a production of 1,000 Hudson avenue on the Michigan Central rail-
and Essex cars a day, the Hudson mea d . '
George D. Blumenthal is manager
Motor Car Company has advanced to
a position of undisputed leadership of the concern and Mr. Heller and
among all six-cylinder manufacturers, Mr. Benz are experienced in all
according to Aaron DeRoy, Hudson- branches of the glass business, hav-
(Neat to Alhambra Theatre)
Essex distributor. ins formerly been connected with the
"For
period of several
months,'
said, a "Iludson-Essex
has
gained Schroeder Paint and Glass Company
of Detroit. Only skilled workers are
rapidly and is at the present . time employed and every effort is being
making several hundred more stx-cyl- made to give the finest service of
finder cars than anyone else in the which the comprriv is capable. All
EMPIRE 7468
business.
This because
leadership
is all the fancy art glass, leaded lights, bevels,
more striking
the Hudson-
mirrors and other glass products are
IRVING SCHREIBER, Sales Manager
Essex
business
is coaches,
concentrated
per manufactured in the company's plant
cent on
the two
and 90
there
under the super,. shin of the most
thWa l4WaVila %
are only six models in the whole Dud- skillful artists and craftsmen.
tiltIMI VICSIVIVW• 1•14,41.%%% a:WW•Wa SaalaN.WaS
son-Essex line, as against some twen-
ty-odd in the lines made by other vol-
ume six builders.
"There is one open and one closed
Essex type of car and one Hudson
open car, the coach and two sedans.
one in the five and the other in the
seven-passenger size. It is this spe-
cialization that has enabled Hudson-
Essex to offer its coaches at actually
lower prices than the open cars—the
only such case in the industry.
"The present production of Bud-
son•Esc.ex cars, while at this unusual-
ly high figure, yet falls short of the
current demand. In this city and
everywhere else in the United States
there is a consistent and most active
Whether You Want a
demand. The present capacity pro-
duction has been reached in the ef-
fort to make possible the prompt de-
Duplex, an Apartment or
livery of cars to buyers when they
want them.
a Store, be sure to get
"The leadership is ordinarily con-
sidered to he due to the coach, but
our estimate.
a closer study would bring out that
it is rather the combination of Ilud-
so n-Essex c hassis principles with the
coach idea. The Super-Six principle,
which made the Hudson popular for
We do our own Carpentry, Mason and Cement Work,
10 years, is now proving no less a
consequently cutting down overhead and assuring you of
source of satisfaction to Essex-Six
most reasonable terms.
owners. The smoothness, reliability
and quick pick-up which result from
this principle are indeed attractive
car selling at the Essex-
features in

Hudson-Essex Leadership Due
to Fine Chassis Plus Coach,
Says De Roy.

Elloomf
Lovellezt
?©r lazteno

REMOVAL NOTICE

Alhambra Auto Sales

. 9430 WOODWARD AVENUE

DON'T ENRICH YOUR
LANDLORD

Let Us Build For You!

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Six price.
"While the present Iludson-Essex
business is at this unmatched level.
there is no thought of stand-still.
Hudson-Essex is still a rapidly ex-
panding business and the popularity
of the Hudson-Essex cars is resulting
in an addition to factory facilities
which will make possible • still larger

volume."

ALBERT DIAMOND

GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

319 Montana West

Arlington 1238

GREETINGS

TO

ALL OUR FRIEND

AND PATRONS

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