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PI6VETROrr akwisnfilacalaz
A PRACTICAL LESSON
Broock Company Officer Re-
turns from Florida and
Tells of Boom.
Hebrew U nites Children of Palestine
Rabbi Jonah Swcitzer of Warsaw
was very learned and respected by
By EMANUEL NEUMAN
Alfred Davis, treasurer of Max
all who knew him for his thorough
the pupils are
knowledge of Jewish law and tradi- Broock, Inc., returned the early part
Teachers in the schools of New where .11 per cent of
tion. With an infallible memory and of the week after an active period of York's great East Side, whose classes given instruction gratis. As the Pal-
government considers the sys-
indefatigable industry he managed in
•
estine
include children speaking half a doz-
his youth to master the great store
en different mother tongues, would tem a private enterprise the subsidy
The bulk
houses of Jewish literature. It is
find themselves facing an even more granted by it is negligble.
must be sub-
said of him that there was an appeal
difficult problem should they join the of income, therefore,
scribed
by
the
Keren
Ilayesod,
which
made to him on behalf of a destitute
staff of instructors in the schools of
since March 1921 has spent about $1,-
family of newcomers, who in poverty
Palestine. In the Keren Hayesod's
500,0110
on
the
upkeep
and
extension
and suffering lacked the necessary
120 schools they would discover that
household comforts. The family
their 12,000 charges included children of the system.
needed blankets, for the winter was
Educators of note consider the sys-
from 42 different countries—Poles,
of cruel coldness.
Hungarians, Russians, Roumanians, tem a model of its kind—a most grati-
The rabbi remembered a comfort-
natives of Belgium, Lithuania, Moroc- fying circumstance as, owing to un-
able parishioner who rarely con-
co, Siberia, Switzerland, Austria, the usual local conditions, established
tributed to charity, a hard, though
Ukraine and a score of other coun- rules do not always apply. The ele-
strictly correct, sort of religious Jew.
mentary schools have an eight year
tries.
The spirit of liveliness that was latent
course, the last period of which serves
The language of the Prophets, now
in the scholar moved him to try a
again become a language of daily in- to supplement and round out an edu-
clever trick and advance the welfare
cation received during the preceding
tercourse, is used as language of in-
of the world at the same time.
seven years. A curriculum was cre-
struction by the 500 teachers employed
It was late, dark, cold, freezing
ated to meet the particular needs of
in
the
Keren
Ilayesod
school
system.
when the rabbi called at the parish-
the country and this was found to be
It is this language which welds the
ioner's house. Great was the surprise
one of the perplexing problems. The
polyglot
groups
into
unity.
In
the
of the latter when he saw the rabbi
preparatory school of the Technical use of Hebrew as the teaching Ian-
at his door. Ile invited him in eag-
gunge, which has proved such a potent
Institute in Haifa, for example, chil-
erly, for it was an honor to grasp the
unifying influence, does not hamper
dren who spoke 13 different languages
hand of the man who stood so high
the education of the student, who ul-
were amalgamated into one Hebrew
in the esteem of all men as did Rabbi
timately comes out fully as well pre-
group.
Sweitzer—the very type of the re-
pared to make his way in the world
lined, thoughtful, bred-in-the-bone
The system of schools includes as graduates of schools in advanced
kindergartens, elementary and second-
gentleman.
cities here and abroad.
The rabbi politely refused to enter
ary schools, teachers' training col-
ALFRED DAVIS
On graduation, the student is es-
and sauvely, elusively, charmingly
leges, or normal schools; technical
fur life in the
managed to hold the parishioner in participation in the present Florida schools and institutions fur teaching pecially well fitted
homeland
as his studies have been di-
the doorway, not entering, not con. real estate development. Talking with art, MUSIC and the trades. All par-
rected
to
this
end.
In
geography, for
eluding, until the parishioner at last several interested people in his office ents able to pay are charged tuition
feeling the demons of the frost play Wednesday, Mr. Davis said: "Many fur their children, but those of the instance, particular attention is given
to
the
country
itself,
although the
up and down his spine was forced to people think the Florida activity is needy . are taught free. Some idea of
announce his predicament by shivers unwarranted and without economic the number of poor families may be world at large is not neglected. In
the study of history that of the Jews
and chattering teeth.
foundation. Before we first started judged by the situation in Jerusalem
"Now," said the rabbi, "if it affects operations several months ago I was
you so, what must the cold on such inclines! to agree, but it soon dawned
a night as this be to a poor family upon me that Florida was selling
without covering, with small children something that could not be taken
nearly perishing, whom I have just away or be affected by business de-
pression, namely, its wonderful cli-
left?"
"Heavens, yes," said the parishion• mate.
Sr. "here, take all you want," and
"As long as America turns out
the rabbi departed piled high with wealthy men, as it has, these men will
blankets for the hapless family.— continue to search for a place of
Rabbi S. M, Neches.
recreation with ideal climatic condi-
tions. Another thing to consider is
Merit and Faith Responsible that the average American will pay
a great deal more for property that
For Unusual Success of
has to do with pleasure than that
Maytag Washer.
which he has to have for necessity.
In view of these facts, I look for-
One of the outstanding manufac- ward to a continuance of the present
activity
for a considerable time to
turing institutions in the United
States is the Maytag Company, New- come."
ton, Iowa, makers of the famous May-
tag washer, the pre-eminent leader of
BERLIN UNIVERSITY
its line.
GIVES JEWS PRIZES
Handicapped seemingly by its re-
mote location, this washer has come
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—A number
to the front through sheer merit and
the sublime faith in their product of of Jews have been named the winners
those who sold it. Talk to a Maytag of important prizes bestowed by Ber-
man and you talk to an enthusiast. lin University at a celebration of the
No Maytag man believes that any foundation for Free Scientific Re-
other washer is worthy of considera- search which took place here.
The president of Berlin University,
tion. In no other selling organiza-
tion except possibly Dodge Bros. au- who presided at the celebration, sur-
tomobile, will one find such unvary- prised those present when he announ-
ing confidence in a product by those ced the unexpected fact that among
the winners were the Berlin Jewess
who sell it.
The Detroit Maytag Company, 212 Levy, the Palestine Jew Dr. Thon and
State street, is the Detroit distributor the German-Baltic Jew Bunter.
The professors of the Voelkische
and the product is handled by many
of the largest department stores and ()arty and the anti-Semites in general
have
been thrown into great conster-
leading washing machine dealers all
nation by this announcement.
over the city.
AMMO
Jews of Pales-
growing demand. Modern education- as the years go on the
is stressed, while in mathematics the
maps, tine are bearing a larger and larger
practical side is emphasized. These al material is used, including
the burden.
subjects, along with reading, writing
and the like are supplemented by nat•
oral history, physics and chemistry.
The domestic science branch includes
needlework, cookery and gardening,
the instruction being carefully adap-
ted to local needs,
The secondary schools, or gymnasia,
are three in number and are located in
Jaffa, Huila and Jerusalem, with aca-
demic and scientific branches. Of the
three training colleges for teachers,
one for women is at Jaffa, and two
are in Jerusalem. The former has a
kindergarten branch. The kindergar-
ten schools which care for about 2,01)0
children, many of whom would other-
wise be on the streets, number 311,
while the 65 elementary schools have
on their rolls more than 8,000 stu-
dents.
That the schools are modern in con-
duct and spirit is shown tip the fact
that a mild form of self-government
has been intrtaluced in several and is
working out satisfactorily. In these
schools the pupils not only have a
hand in laying down and enforcing
their own rules of conduct under the
guidance 14 their teachers, but they
take part in superintending the librar-
ies and in organizing sports clubs. In
the secondary schools at Haifa the
sessions are prolonged three after-
noons a week that the students may
have supper prepared by the girls'
cooking class.
The education department is in need
of buildings and equipment because of
the rapid increase in population and
the Keren Ilayestal must supply the
funds to meet these needs if the
schools are to keep pace with the
pictures, natural history collections, share of
For some years, however, a con-
mathematical and geonietrical instru-
share of the responsibility
ments, text books and a substantial Ii- siderable
will rest upon the Jews of the dies-
brary. But more of everything noted,
pore. The natural instrument for
a c ,nnil,i :,ogueli in addition, must be forth - meeting this responsibility is the Ker-
The Hadassah :Medical Organiza- en 118 Y e '"d '
tion, largely supported by the Keren
Hayesod, has done important work in Schor Furniture Company,
conserving the health of pupils. Its
8926 Twelfth Street, Has
records show that in two months alone
its physicians made 20,501 examina-
Week of Unusual Sales.
tions of children, particular attention
being given to the eyes, as trachoma is
The Schur Furniture Company,
apt to become prevalent unless strict
8920-28-30 Twelfth street, has had
preventive measures are used.
such an epoch-making furniture sale
The question has often been asked:
this week as to justify the statement
Shall the education of the rising gen-
that they are developing a new fur-
eration in Palestine be left to the
niture trading center that rivals any
meager resources of the Palestinian downtown district.
Jewish community or shall the task be
The first sale of "America's Best"
assumed, in part at least, by the Jews
furniture was greeted Monday by ■
of the world? All Jews who hope to
steady stream of buyers and grew in
See Palestine developed into a real popularity as the week progressed.
Jewish homeland, whether they place
Was handsomely arranged
the emphasis on economics or tin cul- The store
the occasion and many compli-
ture, are agreed that the proper edu- for
mentary remarks were heard con-
cation of the young is an essential
cerning the beautiful displays of fine
condition to the development which is
furniture, lamps, rugs and furnish-
desired. In the present circumstances
ings and the courtesy with which all
the .1 'As of Palestine, Unaided, can- visitors were received.
The Schot
not be expected to provide such an ed- store has an unusually large and em-
ucation. If, therefore, the rest of
dent sales force.
Jewry has a vital interest in the
The people of the Twelfth street
young of Palestine, it seems logical
good reason to
that the Jews of the world generally neighborhood have
welcome the Schor store, for it is
should participate in the maintenance
any district in any city.
worthy
of
of the Pith:stns. educational system.
That they do appreciate it is shown
No doubt, as the Jews of Palestine
by their ready response to the invita-
grow in numbers and economic
tion to visit one of the greatest fur-
strength, the degree of participation
events since the Twelfth atr!et
on the part of the other Jews will pro- niture
gressively decrease. The fact is that
district started its growth.
The World's Fastest Selling Washing Machine is the Only One With
AST ALUMINUM TUB
The One-Piece Cast Aluminum Tub Can't Warp, Rust, Rot, Swell, Split Nor Corrode — It Cleans Itself
Washes a Tub of Clothes CLEAN in 3 to 7 Minutes
DE TROIT DEALERS:
The demand for this wonderful washing machine in Detroit is
growing by leaps and bounds. The factory is working day and
night making 800 machines every twenty-four hours. There is
a reason for this tremendous demand — study the features be-
low—they tell the story. Ask any of the Maytag dealers to let
you have a free trial in your own home—that is the way to judge
the Maytag. You will not be pressed to buy--that is not the
Maytag method. If the Maytag does not sell itself to you, we do
not want you to keep it. Phone for a free trial today.
If we are better than our fathers,
and our fathers were better than our
grandfathers, and so on back to the
days of Plato, how is it that the
world now is neither better nor worse
than Plato described it?
SWEDISH MASSAGE
Take Woodward Through Car.
Cherry 4784
Glad
You
Called
Many a pros-
pect has been
made a custo-
mer by means
of Long Dis-
tance calls be-
tween Sales-
men's visits.
A telephone
call shows per-
sonal interest
—personal ser-
v i c e—a n d
takes you to
the prospect
when there is
business to be
had.
Use Long Disiancer-
Results Prove Its
Economy
MICHIGAN BELL
TELEPHONE CO.
Central Electric Better Homes Shop
"Dependable for t4 Years"
People's Outfitting Co.
150 Michigon Ave.
Woodward Washing Machine Company
Garfield 5683
Kneion for Its Greet Vo4ume .
Gardner White Company
Walnut 5184
Melrose 5401
"Knew., Both Sides d the City"
White Furniture Company
Cedar 3385
5607 West Fort St.
"The wit ft, Way Is the Right Way"
Harry I. Smith
6348 West Fort St.
Cedar 2050
.The Maytag Man a Fort St"
Charles F. Taepke & Bros.
3939 Fenkell Ave.
Hemlock
8701
"The Big Dealers al the Lt.rateis-fenteell District"
East Side Maytag Shop
4914 Cadillac Ave.
Lincoln 7890
"Named Alter the Maytag Itself"
Pieschke Brothers
8535 Gratiot Ave.
Lincoln 3263
"The Great Dealers a the East Side"
Lawson Lumber Co.
Royal Oak
Phone 6
Lewis B. Stark
Ferndale
Phone Royal Oak 3031-R
Welsh Harasser. Co.. 11522 Charlevoia. Hickory 7332.
Martin Bros., 8422 Mi,h1g•n Ave. Lalayett• 8089.
Lee Hardware Co, 12219 Woodward, Arlington 0251.
Lincoln 3139.
Myler,12595 Gratiot.
14255 Gratiot. Lincoln 2255.
Plant Hardware CO.,
Sewell Applianc• Co., /1718 Twelfth. Empire 0528.
Simpson, 5843 Grand River. Walnut 1435.
Collver
W. G. Mouser, 9325 Grand River. Garfield 9581.
Walter, 15008 Mack. Hickory 8210.
Meech
Stone Bros.. 6555 Woodward. Norlhw•y 0012.
C. P. Miller, 7815 Gratlot Ave. Lincoln 1884.
Sadowski Music House, 8489 Chen* SI. Empire 8803.
4344.
W. A. Parish • Co., 7754 Medbury. Lincoln
Fishman Agency of Detroit Life
Has Written $3,000,000
to Date.
Earl C. Wightman, actuary of the
Detroit Life Insurance Company, an-
nounces July production record total-
ing $1,757,829, an increase of 41 per
cent over July, 1924. This brings
the total of new business of the De-
troit Life for the first seven months
of 1925 up to $13,627,484.
The agency of Morris Fishman,
vice-president, reports a total of new
business for 1925 of $3,000.00 0 on
Aug. 3.
H. Krug!, • Co., Redford. Phone 74.
Phone &44.
Simon Fogel, Wyandottri.
Phone 339.
Wyandotte.
Gutowski Hardware Co.,
Shoop., 4749 Grand River. Walnut 1952.
Your
45t5 McGraw •t Warren.
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I.--Wmbes fester. The
Gyrafoam PH116910 creates
energised,
g
• mere hihly
turbulent and confirm-
ously effective water ac.
ties. No idle water.
INDEPENDENT'S OLD
OWNER IN BUDAPEST
representative of the Dearborn Inde-
pendent was visiting Palestine. It is
believed here that Mr. Levussove is
the person whom the press had refer-
ence to.
Randolph 5250
"It's Easy to Pay the People's W*1 ..
4849 Grand River Ave.
6309 Mack Avenue
JERUSALEM.--(J. T. A.)—Vladi-
mir Jabotinsky, Mr. Suprasky, Pro-
fessor Slousch, l'hilip Kornfeld and a
Yemenite representative named Glus-
ka Leniado of the Sephardic Youth
Organization have been elected as
delegates from I'alestine to the Four-
teenth Zionist Congress, according to
the results of the voting which has
just been made known.
Levussove, founder of the Dearborn
editor be-
Independent and its former
fore the paper was purchased by Hen-
ry Ford, arrived here recently.
Recently the press reported that a
Main 1540
1427 Broadway
"A Store
ELECT ZIONIST DELEGATES
BUDAPEST.—(J. T. A.) — Stuart
Cherry 5500
"Notionally Known Department Store."
6529 Grand River Ave.
RHEUMATISM
Second and Front St..
Sulphur, Mineral, Turkish, Tonic,
Swedish, Electric Bath..
Frank & Seder
1437 Woodward Ave.
ASKS COMMUNISTS
TO OPPOSE ZIONISM
RIGA.—(J. T. A.) —"The Zionist
flag has become the concentration
point for the Jewish middle class in
Soviet Russia." This statement is
It is dangerous to be sincere un- made by the well-known Jewish Com-
less you are also stupid.
munist, Sudarsky, in an article which
appeared in Der Stern, the Yiddish
paper of Charkoff.
Sudarsky attempts to console his fel-
low Communists that the rapid devel-
opment of Zionism in Russia is not
due so much to love of l'alestine as to
Don't suffer--get quick relief.
antagonism toward the Soviet govern-
Effective and inexpensive.
ment. Ile calls upon the Communists
It costs nothing to come down and
to take drastic measures against the
find out.
spread of the Zionist movement.
THE WAYNE BATHS
Handle Maytag Gyroloam Washer—Phone
Your Favorite Dealer in This List for a Frs. Trial
Wile
4 —Most compact washer
made—take. floor War.
only 25 inches square.
5.—Cast aluminum tub—•
can't warp, rust, rot, swell,
trent nor corrode.
•dju•ted to
2—Washes clean.. It. your height, and height
el tubs.
7..—Clothes can be put in
or taint. out while weals.r
is running.
5.--•Tub cleans itself la
30 second..
sori•glag
...Mg.,
Low. Swings
.le
positions. Adjusts
ist•
heurly cape-
Itself automatically for
city 1• world—e011
handkerchiefs or blankets.
nary family wash per lamas.
Automatic drainhoard.
Tub holds 21gallono.-4
.tutwash.* solease. AU
gallons mom than 6.'41.
.(1.11,11.
ern washer*.
Any of the above
dealers will deliver
a machine to you so
that you may have a free trial in your
own home. You will not be pressed to
buy, that is not the Maytag method; if
the machine does not sell itself to you
we do not want you to keep it.
Gyr•loant Principle mixt.
th• soap evenly through
the water, and force• the
soapier
super-cleansing.
is
w as hing solution threarg
th• meshes et the clothes.
N. idle suds.
Temple Theater Plans Midsum-
mer Festival Starting Next
Sunday.
A big midsummer festival bill with
plenty of singing, dancing and pretty
girls is announced at B. F. Keith's
Temple Theater for the week com-
mencing Sunday matinee, Aug. 16.
Headline honors will be divided be-
Pickard's Chinese Syncopators,
tween
the Orient, and
a jazzical fantasy of
Craig Campbell, American tenor. Mr.
Campbell will be assisted by Allen
Stuart at the piano. Others billed
are Johnny Berkey and Sheila Terry
in an episode of the sea entitled
"Easy Sailing," with Florence Clark,
Virginia Sully and • company of
eight beautiful shipmates; Joe Wes-
ton and Grace Eline in "Character
Interpretations ; ' Joseph E. Bernard
and TM Jason in • comedy playlet
She?";
by Willard Mack, "Who Is
Carroll and Gorman, harmony come-
dians; Monroe and Grant, with eight
girls, in the novelty "Go 'Head, Car-
ley;" Aesop's Fables, Topics of ti the
Day and the Pathe Weekly.
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DETROIT MAYTAG CO. (Distributors), 212 State St.
Telephone Cadillac 6122