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AUXILIARY PLANS
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

The Hebrew University

Janet Cohen, recording secretary;
Miss Lenora Green, financial secre-

tary; Miss Edna M. Lewis, treasurer;
Mrs. John Stewart, mentor; Mrs. Jo-
seph Modell, warden, and Mrs. Rose
ity, as it
Cowan. The honorary members of
The Hebrew Uni
stands today, is of small dimen•
the auxiliary are Mrs. Kate Levitt,
lions, but I venture to say that
Branch of Old Folks Home Mrs. Libby Ellenstein, Mrs. Kate
these small beginnings indicate
Roth, A. Ackerman, Mrs. Grabowsky,
Elects Officers and Plana
David Oppenhvim, .1. Levin. Mr+.
a large measure of wisdom on
Enlargement.
the part of those who control
Harry Klein was appointed chalrnm,
it. destinies. Yet, despite limi-
of the ways and means committee and
tations, the university will, I
J.
Levin and A. Ackerman were
interest
has
been
shown
in
Much
•m convinced, play • part in
the Northwestern branch of the La- chosen trustees.
PALESTINE REDEEMED
The
auxiliary is conducting a mem-
keeping with the role which the
Auxiliary
of
the
Jewish
Old
dies
Jews today, a• always, play in
Folks Bonn. which was recently or- bership drive with a goal of 1,000
By Lillian Lorraine Brown,
Mr. Ackerman has sig-
the intellectual advancement of
new
members.
ganized by a large group of women.
Baltimore,
the world.
At a meeting held at the home, 319 nified his intention of giving $100 to
the
home
in
the
name of the five hue
Edmund place, on May 27, Mrs. Kate
ARTHUR JAMES BALFOUR
Levitt, president of the senior branch dreilth number.
Upon the sacred Scopus Mountain
ladies,
inmates of
Several Ohl
of the auxiliary, told of her work dur-
Stands the Hebrew University,
Mfrs. home, are co-operating with the aux-
Symbolizing an ideal of faith,
ing
ing her long !Hll of office.
be held
A contribution to humanity.
State Bank Building Is Libby Ellenstem, one of the charter iliary. The next meeting will
members of the auxiliary and a vice- at 31$ Edmund place tin Wednesday
A cherished dream is realized,
Beautiful Structure; Opened
The Jews' fervent prayers are teemed .
president. ;Ilse addressed the gather- afternoon, June 17, at 2 o'clock.
ins. J. Levin, president of the home,
It came as a historical triumph
Last Week.
their ef-
Their Palestine redeemed.
• congratulated the ladies on
ANNOUNCEMENT
forts and described the new home
Suns of Israel need no longer wander.
Joel L. Kapetansky and Mac Kal-
The new First State Bunk Building which is being planned and which will
Need not be suffering racial hate,
man,
owners
of the Orpheum Print
at
the
corner
of
Lafayette
and
Gris-
of
Davison
Let them return to their ancestrid
he erected on the COI nee
wold street, one of the must beauti- and Linwood avenues. The branch of Shop, formerly located at 219 East
home
ful banking, structures in the West, the auxiliary will assist in raising Grand River avenue, wish to an-
Where Judaism shall radiate.
nounce to their friends the removal
is modeled upon classic lines, engaged funds for the new home.
With spiritual rectitude of heart
The following ottrers were elected of their printing and rnultigraphing
They shall gain in strength and wis- columns of the Ionic order supporting
a
olticorated
attic
story.
The
bank
at the meeting: Mrs. Kate Levitt, office to their new headquarters in
dom;
opened on .lone 1.
honorary president; Mrs. Louis Ru- the Walker Building, located at 4158
Giving joyously their services
The main entrance door is of rich- benstein. president; !Sirs. Samuel Sa- Woodward avenue, corner Willis
For the generations to come.
The holy soil shall bear fruit,
ly carved Tennessee marble and the torsky, first vice-president; Mr.. Lena street, and is now known as the Spe•
And the glory of the day's refrain
doors are set within beautifully orna_ Nilltall second Nice-president; Mis s natty Printing Company.
Shall soothe away the years of sor- molted and perforated bronze frame.

(iliktn's (former

SAMMY'S DECISION

By Eva Caminay.

(Continued from at week.)

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After the Show

"The Oriental"

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For the Most Delicious
Chop Suey or Chow Mein

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DANCE

To the Rhythmic Tune of

Bert Milan and His Band
In the meantime Sammy's thoughts
were going through a very similar
mental process. It was tough luck
not being able to he a regular fellow
in the gang, and to he like all the
Situated Directly Opposite
fellows in the gang were, and they
were all Christians, excepting him.
Book-Cadillac Hotel at
Belt. Of course he didn't want to be
• real Christian, but he wanted to be
219 MICHIGAN AVENUE
like one; well, that is, to be like the
members of the gang were; they
weren't so good, but--well, they
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really were Christians, too, and there
was no getting around that. Well,
what could a fellow do, anyway?
Sammy was undecided on Thurs-
day, and he was undecided on Friday.
That'. what has been said of many of my clients who bought Jos
Of course he would be undecided on
and made money.
Campau Property ■
Saturday. Ile didn't think it was a
row,
Particularly noteworthy are the
You ran be one of those lucky fellow., too, if you'll
fair choice anyway. lie was so very
And
peace
and
contentment
shall
this buy.
decorative panels between the win-
undecided and thoughtful on Friday
reign.
60-foot Business Frontage on Jos. C•mp•u between Six and Seven-
dows and at the corner piers of the
that he missed a baseball game—and
a na- upper story. These, as Well as other
Mile Roads. Priced very low and only 20 per cent down.
that meant a great deal. It was about Together they shall succeed as
tion
(100 Hand Engraved Announcement Cards $16.00)
sculpture work about the building,
4 o'clock Friday afternoon that be
ACT QUICKLY ON THIS ONE
remembered that there was a game In the rebuilding of their ancient were modeled by Anthony Di Lorenzo
Special Engravings for
home;
of New York. These panels bear
and It was to have started at 9
Palestine shall be a divine habitation, within them allegoric figures symbolic
o'clock.
SOCIAL AFFAIRS, ENGAGEMENTS, WEDDINGS
The Ilebrew University, the cultural of banking, labor, transportation and
"Well, I'll go down anyway," he
dome.
industry.
decided. "Find out who wine any
In fact for every occasion.
The design of the interior of the
I g •
way."
Sammy walked along slowly. Ile ' l1 In heaven you live and work in. main banking room follows the char.
wasn't in any particular hurry. lie stead of playing and pretending. You miter of the exterior. It has a low
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hadn't been walking very long either face things as they are; you escape marble wainscot over which Caen
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1550 Woodward Avenue
when it began to rain softly. Sammy nothing but glamor, and your stead- stone walls rise to an elaborately
didn't notice it at first, but when he fastness and your peril arc your modeled and richly colored Italian
•
Renaissance ceiling.
did he was a good long ways from glory.--Epigram.
home. lie looked up ahead of him.]
There was a large building called
Mayne's Ball in honor of the man
who had built it, a man who had
been a Christian Scientist, and this,
building WAR devoted to Christian
affairs. Outside the door Sammy saw
• poster which informed him that Dr.
Frederick was at that moment giving
a speech and that everybody was wel-
come. Sammy wasn't long in decid-
ing. Anyway it wan raining very hard
now and the hall would be a good
er
refuge anyway.
Sammy entered in time to hear half
of the speech. "The history of our
great and growing country is the
most Interesting." Sammy heard that
wA IM
much and then he didn't hear any
more until one word came through his
thoughts and brought him back to his
senses. "The first true, pure religion
of our country was given by the Jew,"
the doctor had said, but Sammy heard
only the word Jew, and he sat up
straight to hear more. He did, for
Th re can he no doubt as to
'fh happenings of the past
Jcwi•h life should again ;ring
the doctor lengthily discussed the Jew
the a Tilly of the Jewish people
four years have strengthened
As loyal American et Urns
I lave a firm vont {cll. that
This is the timehen when
rotte in these fertile v!•
oe in Palestine to revivifi Jew•
tot
and his gifts to civilization before he
my rot,'inion that the reset-
and
•A
loyal
Jew.
we
have
the
the
Jewish
be
Pale
tine
i•
to
J
we i•an cement all Jewish
ac-
leys n agricultor• anda civil-
i,11 Ifs and thought through•
tlement of Palestine by Jews
dutt to take action with re-
turned to the praises of the Chris-
land with • happier Jewi.h
We Jews•re on trial in this
tivity and all Jewish interest
oct the world.
of theirown which
otters the unly promIcIng road
g•rd to this all import. subs
e devoted and self•
•ay to every Juw
poop e, mothane
utter.
u se help
We
in Palestine.
willal that a the most
tians and others , and Sammy was now
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GE
IRVING
LEHMAN.
toward
the
solution
of
the
Jews
jest of Palestine.
sacri icing ver I expected
that if he Ise.
not do some•
d
upbulld If we don't
that
'prosperous Ot1iodn of the past.
ish problem.
listening intently. A Christ'an was
thing to help it along. it will
to s e with my own eyes.
LOUIS MARSHALL.
do the right thing we will lose
PROF. ELWOOD MEAD,
LOUIS D. BRANDEIS.
in the end result in harm to
praising the Jews, and Sammy Ed-
NATHAN STRAUS.
the assert III the world.
U. S. Reclamation Commk-
SAMUEL I'. LAMPORT.
man took to heart every word he
DR. CY RI'S ADLER
the
lecture
was
over
with
said. When
Sammy went home. Ile went to his
room and didn't leave it until it grew
dark. Then he came downstairs and
sat by the window thinking.

NO COVER CHARGE

"GEE, BUT HE'S LUCKY"

ENGRAYING

Sheehan's Book Store

For Joseph Campou Iron toe

PALESTINE---the MIRACLE of the AGE!

The last of the three candles was
flickering and turning to a blue light
when Sammy's father said: "Sammy,
go to bed." Sammy said "All right"
and left the room. This was rather
unusual and Sammy's mother looked
in surprise. "Is he sick?" she whis-
pered.
"No," wan the quiet reply, "but I
guess he's fixed--I mean reformed a
little."
"What did you do?"
"I don't know. He said he'd rather
be a Christian than a Jew, no I gave
him his choice. That's all I did, so
you can't blame me now."
"Sammy," called his mother, "are
you sick? Don't you feel good to-
night?"
"Ye-es; tell Pa to come here a min-
ute, will you?" It didn't sound a bit
like Sammy. His arrogance and self-
confidence was entirely gone. lie
acted as though he had just learned
that older men and women were wiser
than children.
Mrs. Edman followed her husband
upstairs.
"What do you want, Sammy?"
"Pa?" inquired Sammy.
"Yen, what do you want?"
"I just wanted to answer what you
asked me a few days ago. I decided
already."
"All right. but remember, it's final.
What is it?"
"Well, I wanted to tell you I
learned a lesson. I guess Christians
are all right, but--hut I want to be
a Jew."
It was Sammy's decision. It
changed him into a new boy; it gave
Mrs. Edman faith in her husband, and
it proved to Sammy's father that all
things did happen for the best. And
you may he sure that Sammy never
regretted his decision.

Every Jew ah01111 ronsI ler it
• g re at privilege to .,tit Butte
libe rally towards the Keren
Ilayestal. National Fund and
for
Hebrew University. A
In-
me, I shall substantial]
cream no last year's podgy..

FRED ItUTZEL.

W .t I s•• in Jewish 'ate—
tine s • real triumph for eiv il-
irallt n.

e Jewish resettle'', ntof
is al. important to
Pale tin
It i• vital o the
the utirld
Only In Its
Jewi h people.
OW11 soil can Israel mak such
price es• contribution. , to civil-
,n as it made in th Inkt
and which Chriutendom holds
sacr d.

L ORD HALF O UR.

for
- lh's Isa common to
becatme you willre-
.11.1r
,reate a Jewish body. end •
h soul, •nd • Jewl It so-
the very element,
s ty Olit

DR CHAIM WEIZMANN.

Th

campaign for Palestin•
is for a holy and most deserv-
ing cause. I should like noth-
ing better than to se e the
t.
Of the many worker.
crowned with the greatest sue-

Th herrn lhoesod ha .oc-
ducted Its ••Raiis with elb•
Ilene •nd economy, I has
Son the enthuslastleconb-
deny. of notes 4/10 wert for-
merly skeptical or indifferent.

lf he development that ha•
taken place and is taking Phur
in Palestine Is one of the air•
Ades of the age.

DAVID A. BROWN.

SAMUEL UNT ERRMV FR.

reS,

RABBI HERSHMAN.

M IRRIS D. WALDMAN.

These Men are Giving Generously of their TIME, ENERGY and MONEY!

DARE YOU GIVE LESS?

The Keren Hayesod is the Foundation Upon Which the Hebrew University and All Other
Upbuilding Activities of the Jewish Homeland Rest.

1•21Nrit

THE HEBREW
UNIVERSITY

THE JEWISH
NATIONAL FUND

Redeems the soil of Pales-
tine as the perpetual prop-
erty of the Jewish people.
It then ameliorates the soil
by Jewish labor, dries out
the swamps and marshes,
supplies the ground with
water, lays out roads and
highways and then lets the
ground to Jewish pioneers
on hereditary leases.

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BOULIVA011)
tAlloofinj S'icler 7/0g1

If you would really

live, learn to really
give.

Developing and supporting 90 agricultural colonies; assisting thousands of immigrants
to enter the land and find employment; co-operating in the maintainance of the Hadassah
Medical Organization; providing for the construction of hundreds of houses throufh mort-
gage loans; maintaining 120 schools; assisting the labo co-operatives to carry through pub-
lic and other works; promoting trade and industry, assisting the Jewish National Fund, the
Mizrachi institutions, etc.

It is most fitting that the Peo-
ple of the I3ook should establish
a university as the crown of their
educational institutions. And it
witnesses their practical idealism
that in the very first (lays of the
re-establishment of the National
Jewish Homeland the founda-
tions of the University are laid.
Like the settlers of New Eng-
land, facing a life of struggle
and hardship, they nevertheless
feel the need and the desire for
opportunities of study and learn-
ing that a university alone can
give. Insistent as are the de-
mands for agricultural. indus-
trial and economic development
of the land, American Jewry
surely will be eager to support
this institution of learning and
research.
JULIAN W. MACK.

Campaign Headquarters for

$100,000 Fund, 1109

Majestic Building

Cadillac 2350