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Begin Woodward Widening.
The latest step in the Woodward
avenue widening program was taken
last Monday, following urgent re-
quests from the Woodward Avenue
Improvement Association, when the
Rapid Transit Commission filed a re-
port with the Common Council, re-
questing that body to authorize the
commencement of condemnation pro-
ceedings on the east aide of Wood-
ward avenue in the block between
Winder and Adelaide stretes.
John W. Chandler, secretary-gen-
eral manager of the Woodward Ave-
nue Improvement Association, esti-
mates that the actual physical widen-
ing of Woodward avenue from Adams
avenue to the Michigan Central via-
duct should be completed, or at least
well under way, by 1930. The north
portion of the avenue (from the
Michigan Central viaduct to the High-
land Park limits) may be accom-
plished by the setback line, in which
event the old buildings would not
conform to the new line for 15 years.
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RECEIVE LETTER ON
PALESTINE ORPHANS
Miss Sophie Berger Writes Local Or-
ganization on Conditions.
Miss Sophie Berger, executive di-
rector of the Palestine Orphan Com-
mittee of the American Joint Distri-
bution Committee, wrote a letter to
the members of the Jewish Women's
European Welfare Organization com-
mending their efforts on behalf of or-
phans in the Holy Land but pointing
out the inadvisibility of subscribing
for only one year. Her letter follows.
Mrs. Agnes Levin,
Secretary the Jewish Women's Eu-
ropean Welfare Organization,
Detroit, Mich.
My Dear Mrs. Levin:
Will you kindly extend to the mem-
bers of the Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization my deep appre-
ciation of their interesting themselves
in full orphans from Eastern Europe
now in Palestine?
As you have stated that you as-
sumed responsibility fur only one year
you must realize that the task is doub-
ly difficult, for in this way, we ought
to select for you only children who can
be made self-supporting during this
year. This, however, is impossible,
and, moreover, the situation of some
of the younger children is so pitable
that I shall give them support through
your funds in the hope that you will
continue your interest in them for
more than one year.
There is one other matter that I
should like to ask of you. You must
understand that we cannot place these
children in our institutions if the goes
tion of their support for another year
Under the old rules of basketball will be given the winners at the end
one man was especially trained to do of the season.
the foul shooting for his team, but
On account of the Father and Son
under the new rules things have been meeting Thursday evening at the De-
changed no that the man against troit Lodge, No. 55, Knights of
whom the foul is made makes the try Pythias, Castle Hall, all games will be
for the goal. The exhibition of foul postponed until Feb. 18.
shooting given by the Scholnick quin-
Games.
tet last Thursday night in its victory
Greenberg
over the strong Greenberg Insurance S•holnick's
Insurance Co.
N. Waterstone ....rf
team was a rare treat.
M. Brickman
When the final gong was sounded I'. Bakout
If
H. Shapero
in the game between Scholnicks and M. Waterstone....c......B Waterstone
the Greenberg Insurance Company H. Appel
rg
N. Gleenblatt
teams it was announced that the H. Rothenberg . .Ig
P. Starr
score was a tie, 15 all, and an extra
Final score—Scholnicks, 19; Green-
five-minute playing period was neces- berg Insurance Company, 18. Field
sary to decide the winner. In those goals—N. Waterstone, 3; M. Water-
five minutes Captain B. Waterstone stone, 2; H. Rothenberg, 1; B. Wa-
of the Insurance Company made an terstone, 4; N. Greenblatt, 1; P.
unusually lucky abut and II. Shapero Starr, 2. Foul goals—Greenberg In-
scored the extra point, but P. Back- surance Company, 3; Scholnicks, 7.
out of the Clothiers, touted as merely Substitutes — S. Rottman, for P.
a fair substitute up to this time, had Bakout. Time of halves-13 min-
scored two points from the 15-foot utes. Referee—John Richards. Scor-
line when four conseutive personal er—D. Lebow. Timer—A. Green-
fouls were committed by his foeman, berg.
and in each attempt at the loop was Everybody's
successsful, making a grand total of Music Shoppe
Boesky Bros.
six free throws, and really WAS to A. Schmier
rf
H. Goodman
blame for the Insurance Company de- II. Rott
If
A. Sklar
feat. Scholnicks had been playing II. Garvin
H. Livingstone
sensational basketball in their last I. Schreiber
rg
A. Foreman
three games and are now tie with B. Kovan
Ig _II. Zimmerman
Boesky Brothers for third place.
Final score — Everybody's Music
Everybody's Music Shoppe trounced Shoppe, 15; Boesky Bros., 6. Field
the Boesky Bros. Delicatessen Five goals—A. Schmier, 6; H. Garvin, 1;
15 to 6 in the second tilt of the eve- II. Goodman, 1; 11. Livingstone, 1;
ning. In every game played by the H. Zimmerman, 1. Foul goals—Every-
Harmony team Abe Schmier's name body's Music Shoppe, 1; Boesky Bros.,
has been mentioned as a leader on his 0. Time of halves-13 minutes. Ref-
team and of his feats, and so it was eree—John Richards. Scorer—D. Le-
in this contest, A Schmier far excel- bow. Timer—A. Greenberg.
ling his opponents on the court and Raskin Garage
Jacobys
scoring 13 of the 15 points for his E. Raskin
B. Waterstone
team. The writer has and holds high N. Waterstone If
W. Benderoff
regard for the above-mentioned play- S. Raskin
c
P. Donan
er and considers him one of the best B. Margolin
rg
S. Lebow
basketball men in the city or state.
M. Zimmerman. .1sr A. Jacobs
Jacobys lost their fourth straight
Final score—Raskin Garage, 22;
game to the leading Raskin Garage Jacobys, 14. Field goals—E. Raskin,
Company's five, 22 to 14. The Dyers 3; N. Waterstone, 2; S. Raskin, 6; B.
and Cleaners were not the same ag- Waterstone, 4; W. Benderoff, 2. Foul
gregation they were six weeks ago, goals—Jacobys, 2; Raskin Garage, 0.
when they handed their opponents a Time of halves-13 minutes. Referee
sound trouncing, going into first —John Richards. Scorer—D. Lebow.
place as a result. Their captain has Timer—A. Greenberg.
been absent and the morale of the
Standings.
team has been shot. Extra players
Won Lost
have been added to the roster of the Raskin Garage
8
1
Jacoby team, but to no avail; they Jacobys
5
4
don't seem to be able to get going as Boesky Bros.
4
5
they have been. The mechanics have Scholnicks
4
5
now a safe lead and are virtually as- Greenberg Insurance Co
3
6
sured of the cup and medals which Everybody's Music Shoppe 3
6
PLAN PURIM EVENT
MANY ARE TRAINING
FOR NEW MEMBERS
FOR PURIM PROGRAM
New members of the Ladies Aux-
Shaarey Zedek Children Rehearsing iliary of Shaarey Zedek Congregation
For Chorus and Play.
will be honored at a Purim- celebra-
tion and reception which will be held
Nearly two score boys and girls will at Shaarey Zedek Synagogue Tues-
take part in the program which will day afternoon, Feb. 23, at 2:30
,
SWEDISH MASSAGE
be presented by the Sunday School of o'clock. Cards bearing the names of
Take Woodward Through Car.
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue on Purim, the more recently affiliated members
Cherry 4784
Sunday, Feb. 28. Under the super-
will be distributed in order that all
vision of Miss Emma Lazarolf, direct
the members may become acquainted
for of music and assembly programs, with one another.
20 b:ya and girls will appear in a tab-
Following a short address on Pu-
leau-ballade, the words of which were
rim by Sirs. Morse M. Cohen and a
written by Isabella R. Hess and the
musical program, the social commit.
music for which was composed by A.
tee will serve a variety of Purim
H. Binder. The chorus will consist
delicacies.
of Esther Krako•sky, Sarah Stolin-
sky, Rose Cohen, Diana Davidson,
Ruth Davidson, Ruth Targe, Grace LLOYD GEORGE EXPLAINS
Stolinsky, Helen Rusenheim, Julius
HIS CRITICISM OF MOND
Schwartz, Ralph Fine, Sarah Berman,
Annette Fine, Rosalie Baruch, Newton
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—"No one
Burrows, Esther Schiff, Ruth Kays, respects the Jewish race more than I
Cut Rate Moving and Storage.
Fayga Keidan, Jerome Harris and do," declared David Lloyd George
,
1967 GRAND RIVER AVENUE
Theodore Stolinsky. Esther Schiff, former British Prince 51inister and
Ruth Karp and Julius Schwartz will leader of the I.iberal l'arty, in an ad-
rheas Cadillac 6863-4679.
sing solo parts.
dress during which he offered an ex-
Esther Immersion will appear in a planation of his statement concerning
solo dance.
Sir Alfred Mond's leaving the Libera l
Eleven members of the ninth grade, l'arty.
!Skase Int of which Abbe l.evi is the instructor,
Introit 12711
Replying to a vote of thanks at a
will appear in a play entitled "The meeting in Shrewsbury, proposed by
Casting of 1.ots." The director of the the former member of Parliament,
play is Miss Charlotte Hershberg. Joseph Sunlight, a local Jewish Liber-
The following boys and girls will take al leader, Lloyd George touched upon
part in the play, the characters of the criticism voiced against him for
which includes the figures in the Book his statement regarding Sir Alfred
of Esther: Toha Berman, Ralph Bern- Mond.
stein, Gertrude Goldman, Rose Rappa-
"Whatever comments I may have
pert, Rebecca Eiseman, Isabella ('ohen, made upon certain specimens— and
Samuel Robin, Milton Sorock, Mildred there are specimens in every race and
Epstein, Ethel Berman and Edwin I criticize them all—I have always
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Moss.
been a great protagonist of his race.
No one has resented more strongly
t p uo u nunsgin , ; „ , 911
Will Quote A. Y. D. Prices. than I the attacks made upon that
race," he declared.
One of the most far-reaching
Although Lloyd George did not men-
changes in the methods of selling au- tion the name of Sir Alfred Mond dur-
tomobiles at retail introduced since ing his address, he obviously alluded '
Select Dancing Nightly
the motor industry started out on a to him. "Nothing fills me with great-
factory list price basis is announced er contempt than to see newspapers
as effective Feb. 15 by the Aaron De- which are drenched with anti-Semi-1
Roy Motor Car Company, distributors tism trying to make political capital'
People Prefer
locally for the Hudson Motor Car from the criticism which I passed up-
Company.
on a certain member of that race.'
the Palais
Instead of quoting cars "f. o. b. That is all 1 wish to say about this
trIctly censored. Highest
Detroit," this firm will immediately matter," he concluded.
Standard
inaugurate an "a. y. d." or "at-your-
door" system of pricing. It is an- Melodrama Plays at Bonatelle.
-We Masiclane—The Bud You
nounced that from now on the prices
Love to Mae. With.
quoted on all Hudson and Essex ears
"The Man Who Came Back," the
a
in this territory will include freight, highest and most convincing type of
war tax and equipment.
melodrama, done by Jules Echert ,
"Begining on Feb. 15, we shall Goodman and John Fleming Wilson's !
quote a. y. d. and not f. o. b. prices," story of the same name, will be the'
BARON, Prop
said Mr. DeRoy's announcement. next offering of the Bonstelle Com-
Iloyoro .1 All Kiwis .1
"The price we advertise will be the pony. It stands forth as one of the'
WASTE PAPER
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liver an equipped car at any man's American melodramas and is being of-
residence. Under this revolutionary fered on account of its virility and
Cadlllu 1709
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, new system any motorist may read the many requests that have poured
!one of our quoted prices and know into the Playhouse.
tonsaammaramossommiw that it is exactly what a complete car,
It is truly a powerful play, batter.
with equipment and ready to drive, ing lessons of life into big dramatic
MANUEL URBACH
will cost him, delivered at his home. situations, but always relieved by a
Granite and Marble
"The equipment included will be r mwdy vein that is no less virile than
front and rear bumpers, an electric the dramatic moments
windshield wiper, rear view mirror,
a transmission anti-theft lock, radi-
FIRE IN JAFFA HARBOR
564 Winder Street
ator shutters, motometer and a com-
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bination tail and stop light. This
JAFFA.—(J. T. A.)—Panic over-!
prrgrnre !nes.les all new Hudson and
The Only Jewish MONUMENT
•helmed the workers in the Jaffa
Essex cars."
Dealer in Detroit.
port, the port of entry for Jewish im-
migrants to Palestine, when a fire
CITY RENAMED JEZREEL
broke out on a ship in the harbor.
TEL AVIV.-1.1. T. A.)—Afuleh, The pier and the adjacent territory
the city in the Valley of Jezreel now was covered with smoke. The fire I
in the process of construction, will broke out on an Egyptian sailing ves-
be known as Jezreel, according to a sel which carried 3,070 tons of ben-
decision taken here by the American zine for the Vacuum Oil Company.
Zion Commonwealth and other na- The crew W PS saved by jumping into
tional institutions.
the harbor. The cargo
lost.
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is uncertain. We must therefore, give
thorn a grant of money and have them
cared for by relatives or by friends.
In some eases, as in the case of the
Kleinberrnan boys and the Burrell
children, the relatives wish the chil-
dren to remain with them. In case
we shall not need the full $200 per
year for qnch child, will let us use
our discretion as to whether the mon-
ey may be saved for the same child
for another year, as in the case of
Gurelik?
Whereas I have 10 children, full or-
phans, I want this letter to go off be-
fore I shall hare been able to revive
the photographs and histories of all
of them. Some of the children are in
Haifa, others in Tel Aviv.
I shall be glad to report their pro-
gress to you and have the children al-
SO send you letters so that the interest
of the women of your organization
may tie stimulated and sustained.
Again assuring you of my great ap-
preciation of your very generous do-
nation in this work, 1 am
Vero. Truly Yours,
SOPII IA BERGER
Executive Director Palestine Orphan
Committee of the American Joint
Distribution Committee.
The case of Israel Gurelik, 14 years
of age, was sent to the organization,
and follows:
"Israel came to Palestine with his
sisters who are getting agricultural
training at Nachlat Yehuda, a sub-
urb of Rishon Le Zion, where a train-
ing farm has been established for
girls. The sisters have absolutely no
funds with which to support their
brother, as they receive only their
maintenance during their 'period of
training.
"Israel is an exceptionally fine boy.
He, too, wants an agricultural train-
ing.
"Through a special rule granted at
the agricultural school, Mikveh Israel,
they have accepted him as a pupil for
the amount of money granted for one
year by the Jewish Women's Euro-
pean Welfare Organization, L. E. 50.
In return for this, Israel will receive
the full three years' training at the
agricultural school.
"More particulars regarding his
personal history will be f d:warded to
the organization as wet as a letter
from Israel."
Charlotte Greenwood
Tollephoass Empire 2114
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Retu:
Charlotte Greenwood, the ''s
I.etty" girl, bright star of
comedy, headlines the bill ;11 0
Keith's Temple Theater star'•
;
day afternoon. Iler sketch !.
"Her Morning Bath" and it ;
delicious comedy morsel.
Brooneg accompanies Miss G. , s
Others billed: Bert and Betts )1
er, "Bits of Everything;"
,
Stanley and Co., in "Wait u,,
Jack Egan, Theo Brown a n d I
Allen; Ernest Hiatt, in "Not‘
ioun;" Fridkin Jr., and Itho, ,
ty
dancers; Violet and Char I.
New Sales Record For Dodge.
er, and "Hector," the world', •
telligent dog and Clyde Cool, ,
The month just closed was the big- tiering Papas" Hal Rom h's I.. I
gest January in the history of Dodge film.
Brothers, Inc., and Graham Brothers,
according to official figures just given
Foretell Large Nash Sale
out at the offices in Detroit. Actual
retail deliveries of 14,943 cars and
That sales of Nash car..
trucks was the record reached in the
will reach a volume far la., .,
four weeks ending Jan. 30. This was record
- breaking totals
roily. ;
an increase over the same period of
the past year is evident in ,
January, 1925, the greatest previous ceived
from the Nash Sion
January for Dodge Brothers, of 6,018 pany.
January has alread.
cars , or a gain of 67,4 per cent. The
mark 45 per cent greater
gain over January, 1923, the banner
same month a year ago, Or
year prior to 1925 for the autanno
tablishing itself as the ,,s,
live industry, was even greater.
consecutive month—with a
New orders for the month reached caption—in which Nash ha,
.a.1
an even higher figure, 19,218 units. eel more cars than durin g :is.
The biggest January week in responding month of the F r et
Dodge Brothers' history was that end- year.
The above figures do It tat
ing the 30th, when deliveries of mo-
tor vehicles reached 4,376, an in- the Nash-built Ajax. Since pr,
crease of more than 82 per cent over Don began, the latter part of .1
1925, over 13,000 Ajax cars
the same week of a year ago.
The delivery of 4,188 cars for the been sold. February production
week ending Jan. 16 was a gain of schedule 3,000 cars.
101 per cent over the corresponding
Look before you leap.
week of the previous year.
sw
ard
Merit
There is only one explanation of the new low
prices announced January 7th by Graham
Brothers.
That explanation is—overwhelming de-
mand.
Demand increased so rapidly in 1925 that
Graham Brothers attained undisputed
Leadership among the exclusive truck manu-
facturers of the world.
Such demand calls for expansion. Expansion
means still greater. production. Greater pro-
duction means savings in manufacturing
costs.
Graham Brothers have expanded tremen-
dously, both in buildings and equipment—and
are now passing the savings on to the buyer.
New Prices
1 Ton Chassis - s 975
1 1/2 Ton Chassis - 1245
MBM Low Chassis 1295
Delivered prices. No handling charges
THOMAS J. DOYLE
INCORPORATIO
JEFFERSON AT CHENE
EDGEW0013 4460
Highland Park Motor Co., 16123 Woodward.Arl. 3730
Mervin Motor Sales es Service, 4426 Chene__Mel. 6667
Norwoodward Motor Co., 9115 Woodward.Emp 6980
Bucknell.Knowlson Co., 2445 Michigan...-Glen. 9888
Northeast Motor Co., 8564 Jos. Campau.. _Emp. 4083
WOODWARD AT MARTIN PLACE
GLENDALE 7117
Hergenroeder, Inc., 14615 E. Jefferson..Hick. 7600
Hem. 4297
Hiles Auto Service, 12217 Twelfth
Midwest Motor Co., 9111 Grand River—Gar. 7100
Dix - Western Motor Co., 3950 Dix
Chabot Motor Co., 8226 Gratiot
North Central Motor Co., 8517 Linwood_.Euclid 1880
Laf. 1601
Lin. 1173
GRAHAM BROTHERS
TRUCKS
SOLD BY DODGE BROTHERS
DEALERS EVERYWHERE
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