Americo% 'mesh Periodical Cwter CLIFTON AFIMU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE 'aIrMerRorritinst! t#I0 DISAGREEMENT WITH DR. WEIZMANN 1926 Furniture Replacement Year 2ommerce; endent of president, Emma S. din Street Macau- Ward If. Club; Jeff pie. fu 1111 It . St les Ow loll le Tinater n. (ether s ith Arthur ith Gould: m to 01=0 0=10 H2CS f ill"tENB "The Store With • Reputation." HASTINGS AT FOREST OpenE•enings Until 8:30. PHONE MELROSE 5509 0 Ito THE OLDEST AND ONE OF THE STRONGEST BANKS IN MICHIGAN 52525as 5x5 CO. WEBB ONE OF THE CHIEF FACTORS, FOR MORE THAN THREE QUARTERS OF A CENTURY, IN MAKING DETROIT A CITY OF HAPPY HOMES AND THRIV- ING INDUSTRIES. ALTY sesasasEE5251 ity Flats • Nag (Mill Notes , Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ginsberg and HARRIS FARBER family have returned from a week's Harris Farber of 3438 Pennsyl- visit with friends in Detroit. vania avenue died Thursday morning, April 15, at his home at the age of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz left 67. Mr. Farber is survived by his on Monday, April 12, for a short stay widow, Eva Farber; six daughters, in Detroit. Bertha, Frances, Mrs. Abe Zeff, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Leo Pollock and Mrs. J. Leopold and daughters of Mrs. Edward Fisher, and two broth- Philadelphia, Pa., are the guests of ers, Joseph of Cincinnati and Nathan Mr. and Mrs. B. Jacoby, parents of of New York. Mrs. Leopold. He was buried on Friday, April 16, at the Machpelah Cemetery, Rabbi A. The many friends of Milton Kirsch- M. Hershman officiating. field will be glad to know that he has recovered from ■ recent illness. • itores lerties THE DETROIT SAVINGS BANK ■ Mrs. Harry Helper is the guest of her sisters in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. B. Clinkofstine and , family spent the week-end in Detroit. Mrs. Bret Bassett of Lansing Is I In loving memory of Charles visiting at the home of Miss Mini Marks, who passed away three years Hirschfield. ago, April 17, 1923. Sadly missed by His Loving Wife, Regner reviewed the Yiddish Children, Sister, Brother and play "The Dybbuk" last Friday eve- Grandchildren. ning. He also spoke on "The Prob- lem of loath. In loving memory of our dear mother, Anna Goldgleid, who passed Mr. Regner conducted the I. 0. B. away four yearn ago today, Rosh B. memorial services on Sunday aft- Chedash lyar. ' ernoon, April 11. JEWISH DISTRICT FORMED Serving You Through 25 Branches Main Office: State -and- NEW YORK.-(J. T. A.) - That the plan of extending the Jewish Agency has not been abandoned, and that Dr. Weizmann is in full agree- , ment with the American Zionist Executive with regard to the policy it pursues in connection with this ' question was the statement made by Louis Lipsky, president of the Zionist !Organization of America. at a lunch- eongiven by the Zionist Organize- tion to representatives of the Jewish I press. ,I "There has been no abandonment of the plan to extend the Jewish ' Agency, but we have come to the I conclusion that the plan may have to be carried out on a different basis . Whatever we have said or done in this regard has been with the ful l knowledge and convent of Dr. Weiz- mann," Mr. Lipsky declared. HERSCH ROSENBERG All rumors concerning disagree- ment between the American Zionist Ilersch Rosenberg of Bizezowka, Organization and Dr. Weizmann are Poland, died suddenly at his home on ' absolutely baseless. We consider him April 8 at the age of 65. Ile was a the strongest personality in the Zion- resident of Detroit for three years. ist movement and the only man cap- Mr. Rosenberg is survived by his , able of commanding authority. What widow, Rachel; six sons, Jacob, who we are engaged in doing is to reor- was with his father at the time of ganize the Zionist center, to give to his death, Abe, Morris, David, Samuel the general Zionists in the movement and Benjamin, and two daughters, that position which they deserved in Mrs. Martha Lichtblau and Mrs. order that Dr. Weizmann as presi dent Helen Weintraub. I may be surrounded by efficient ad- ministrators and advisors. It is un- WILLIAM LIEBERMAN fortunate that the discussions which William Lieberman of 943 East have taken place in this connection Warren avenue passed away April 10 have coincided with Mr. Jabotinsky's at Harper Hospital after an illness stay in this country and that rumors Mr. Lieberman was '77 were set afloat connecting Mr. Jabot- of one week. years of age and had resided in De- insky with these discussions. for the past 42 years. He is troit No Revisionist Endorsement. survived by three daughters, Ray "The revisionists do not indicate a Lieberman and Mrs. Henry Krohn of new direction for the Zionist move- Detroit and Mrs. Gerson Paths of , ment to take. We are dealing with Cincinnati, and three sons. Ilerman, the realities of life and our program Sol A. and Oscar A. Lieberman. of action has to conform with the He was buried from the home of needs and possibilities of our move- his daughter, Mrs. Krohn of 1187 ' meat. I can very well imagine that Longfellow avenue, on Monday, April we could adopt one or two points 12, at Machpelah Cemetery, Rabbi A. emphasized by the Mizrachi, one or two points emphasized by the revi - M. Hershman officiating. sionists. Even the demand for Jewish MELVILLE MAX MICHELS military units in view of the recent Melville Max Michels of 543 Kirby events in Palestine may receivejusti- drive, Lansing, Mich., died at St. fication which until now it did not Mary's Hospital, Detroit, on April 7. have. If, for example, it were proven He was a member of Lansing Lodge, tomorrow that the Kwutzoth will en- No. 33, F. & A. M., and the Ameri- able us to make Jewish settlers in can Legion. Mr. Michels was born in Palestine self-sustaining, we would Port Huron, Mich., 29 years ago. Ile adopt this method despite the bour- is survived by his parents, Hattie and geois views of many of the center group. I regret that the courtesies Moses Michels. Interment took place in Port Huron extended by us to Mr. Jabotinsky April 9, Dr. Leo M. Franklin officiat- have in some quarters been construed as an endorsement of his program." ing. Mr. Lipsky dwelt at length on the JACOB H. ABRAHAM membership campaign which is to be Jacob H. Abraham of 4470 Sey- inaugurated in connection with the burn avenue passed away at his home Zionist organization month and the plan of the Zionist organization for on Monday, April 12. Mr. Abraham was born in Warsaw, Russia, 60 years entering into educational work. ago and came to the United States "If we want to win the Jewish when he was 17. Ile had lived in youth of this country, we must not be neglectful of educational work. Detroit for the past 40 years. He We cannot leave this field to other was a member of the Knights of Pythias and the Detroit lodge of Odd- groups in American Jewish life," he fellows. said. Mr. Abraham is survived by his With an appeal to the newspaper- daugh- men to support the Zionist organiza- widow, Lillie Abraham; two Berlin and Libbie tion in its contemplated actions, Mr. ters, Mrs. David Abraham, and one son, Louis Abra• Lipsky concluded his remarks. In the discussion which developed ham. Interment took place Wednesday, later, several speakers voiced doubts April 14, in Woodmere Cemetery. as to the advisability of the Zionist Rabbi Leo M. Franklin officiating. organization entering the field of edu- cational work in America. This view BENJAMIN BROWN was emphasized by Dr. A. Coralnick Benjamin Brown of 234 Medbury of the Day. S. Erdberg of the Jew- avenue died suddenly at his home on ish Daily News criticized the manner in which the committee sponsoring April 12, at the age of 61. Ile is sur- vived by two sons, Robert B. and the educational movement was com- posed. David Edelberg, Dr. I. L. Samuel Brown of Philadelphia. The body was shipped to Philadelphia for Bril of the Jewish Daily News, S . Dingo', managing editor of the Day, • burial. Sophie Irene Loeb, Dr. S. Melamed SIMON SHER and L. Kusman participated in the Simon Sher of 3283 Cortland ave- discussion. nue died at his home on Friday, April 9, after a short illness. Mr. Sher was 37 years of age and is survived by his wife, Clara; two daughters, Net- tie and Ruth: one son, Morris; his father, Isadore, and two brothers, Louis and Max Shaer. The Furniture that is now being produced by the leading American manufacturers is more beautiful in appearance than any that has been made in many years. At the same time, the cost of beautiful furniture is much less than for many years. We are in an exceptionally good position to co-operate with you in replacing furniture that has outlived its usefulness, or of which you can no longer feel proud. Such furni- ture will be traded in at fair valuation for use in quarters where style and appearance are minor considerations. p.m. at Grisitold Sleep on, clear mother. the work I. o'er, Thy willing hand , will toll no more. Ti,, weary hours. thy days of pain. Thy troubled niithts are past. Thy ever patient, worn out frame Ilan found sweet real at last. CHARKOFF. - (J. T. A.) - The Central Committee for National Mi- Sadly missed by Her Loving Chil- norities at the Ukrainian Central dren and Grandchildren. Executive Committee decided at its last meeting, according to the Is. vestia, to apportion in Krivorojie (district of Krivoyrog) • special Jew- ish national district which will com- prise the Jewish agricultural settle- ments which have recenty been cre- ated there. It has also been decided (Continued From Page One.) to apportion • district in the locality Chaim Nachman Bialik. It was not of Jitomir as • German national dis- the mere fact that they came to hear trict. us that impressed me so much, for the magic of the name of Chaim Bia- Jerusalem is called "Jerusalem the lik is sufficient to persuade people to Golden" as a mark of love to indi- brave any kind of weather, but the fact that these thousands stayed for cate its preciousness.-Talmud. four hours, sat in rapt attention and listened with an earnestness and en- thusiasm to the discussion of the seri- ous Zionist problems of the day is what Impressed me and which gave Mad. to Order me the feeling that the idealism of Any Six. - Any Style. Detroit Jewry is not superficial but CURTAIN RODS, RUBBER MAT. is based upon • profound enthusiasm TING, FLOOR COVERING, ETC. and a genuine sincerity. I am convinced, after the mass- meeting in Wednesday, April 7, that WINDOW SHADE CO. there are elements in Detroit Jewry Cadillac 1650 669 Gratiot Aso. that will build up • sound and healthy Zionist movement. LEADERS INSPIRE UNITED PALESTINE APPEAL WORKERS r pntracts • I L - ND . ■ 1PANj Chinese RUGS 25off New importations have just come to our stock, and included in the list of items that have been reduced one-fourth are many of these rugs that are new and fresh front the looms of the Orient. Rug connois- seurs will final here in our stock many desirable selections, made doubly attractive because of the material reduction in price. M. FREEDMAN One lot of beautiful Mosul' - 30 One lot of beautiful Chinese - 30 pieces to select from. Former price pieces to select from. Former price $12.95 ✓ $18.00 and $24.00. Special Price Reg. Price 6273 1 Hamadan 5-013-6 7449 1 Lilhhan 6.213-10 5205 I Seraband 6.814-5 1575 1 Feraghan 6-615-0 3070 1 Lillihan 6-614.0 7116 1 Sarouk 640-5 6908 1 Keshan 4078 1 Kermanshah 7-414-5 $42.00 $45.00. Special Price Reg. Price Sale Price Sale Price 12.618-9 $300.00 $225.00 $ 34.00 $ 25.50 6829 1 &reran 12-018-10 250.00 187.50 56.25 5001 1 Mahal 75.00 12-5x9-3 400.00 300.00 75.00 56.25 2011 1 Arak 12-519-0 650.00 487.50 7120 1 Lillihan 95.00 71.25 175.00 131.25 5002 1 Kermanshah 12-019-1 675.00 506.25 12.019-2 850.00 637.50 225.00 168.75 5055 1 Sarouk 12-00-0 350.00 262.50 Chinese 1 250.00 187.50 5617 10-018-0 275.00 206.25 195.00 148.75 5516 1 Chinese Tadross Zahloute Direct Importers Fine Arts Building 52 Adams Avenue West An Understandable Statement MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE BANK At the Close of Business, April 12, 1926. I.-Cash (Gold Bank Notes and Specie) and with legal depositories re- turnable on demand. $ 1,818,756.45 463,186.56 II.-Checks on Other Banks These checks ere payable in one day. 10,827,183.21 III.-Loans to Individuals and Corporations This is the amount we have loaned (after • careful investiga- notes and against tion) to individuals and corporations on their approved collateral. 9,074,464.23 IV.-Mortgages on Real Estate and Bonds municipalities These are salable securities issued by the U. S. and other corporations of first quality; also first mortgages on high class real estate. V. Stock in Federal Reserve Bank VI.-United States Securities 96,000.00 712,696.00 This includes U. S. Government Bonds, War Savings Certificates, Revenue Stamp. and United States Certificates of Indebtedness. VII.--Banking House, Branches and Furniture 1,797,218.23 and Fixtures Fifteen of these branches, all located in the City of Detroit. VIII.-Other Bonds and U. S. Securities Left for 1,329,313.37 Safekeeping 46,756.78 IX.-Accrued Income Receivable (Net) $26,165,574.83 Total Assets Deposits Entrusted to Us ( Apr. 12) $21,129,831.82 200,000.00 Bills Payable and Re-discounts Customers' Bonds Left With Us for 1,329,313.37 Safekeeping 11,000.00 Customers' Letters of Credit 5,000.04 Reserve for Dividends Accrued Interest and Expense Pay- 81,079.07 able (Net) $22,756,224.30 Total This Leaves Capital Stock, Surplus and Undivided $ 3,409,350.53 Profits of Which becomes the property of the stockholders after the de- positors are paid in full, and is a guarantee fund upon which we solicit new deposits and retain those which have been car- ried by us for some years. Founded in the Year 1853 First State Bank of Detroit Griswold at Lafayette WINDOW SHADES ll clillac 5916 Oriental HERSCH ROSENBERG American Zionists in Full Ac- cord with Jewish Agency Policy, Says Lipsky. the M l d the 'IN- D OBITUARY Fifteen Branchosi Charlevoix and McDougall and Canfield Gratiot sad Hastings Chan. aad Gratiot Mack and Mt. Elliott Woodward and Eliot Hamilton and Webb Ferndale and Spriagwells St. Clair ad Mack Jos. Canipau sad Newton Farad and Van Dyke Grand River ■ na Virginia Park Linwood and Vicksburg Shoemaker and Montclair Buchanan and Scott..