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or Jewish Day School." George
application blank. Mr. Pennypacker seen."
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY
Zepin of Cincinnati will speak on
was asked the purpose of this photo-
"Recent Developments in American
graph.
Heart on her lips, and soul within her
AS STATE LEGISLATOR
Jewish Sunday Schools." James Da-
eyes,
"For purposes or Identification," he
—
as her
will preside and Dr.
ica
(Continued From Page One.)
vas of Chicago
Petitions are being circulated for
said, "as evidence of character, per- Soft as her clime, and sunny
(Continued From Page One.)
Dushkin
of
Chicago
will
skies.—Byron.
the placing of the name of Charles
sonality and promise, only very
designed to preserve a balance be-
of the center conference, will open act as co-chairman.
(Continued from page one.)
Dr. Louis I. Harris, health com- tween racial groups? Between social
the sessions with a talk and Rabbi
Max Kailushin of New York will de- missioner of New York City, will de- groups?"
intending
Jewish
settlers
for
ing it to
Mr. Pennypacker stated that the
liver an address on "The Place of the liver the principal address at the
$100 a dunoni, which is considered a
Jewish Center in American Jewish closing session Wednesday morning, traditional policy of freedom from
pretty fair profit. It has been report-1
Life," with discussion by Ezekiel J. on "Co-operation Between Public and discrimination on grounds of race or
ed here on good authority that a
religion is still of binding force and
Londow, field secretary for New Jer- Private Agencies."
huge loan for Palestine will shortly
The officers of the Notional Con- effect. He then declared:
sey of the Jewish Welfare Board, and
be floated and will be devoted to the
"Race is a part of the record. It
Charles
Nemser of
Cleveland.
Sam-
development of railways, harbors,
A. Goldsmith,
secretary
of the
so- ference of Jewish Social Service are:
Charles
President, Louis H. Cahn, Chicago; is by no means the whole record and
telegraph lines and other services.
cial service conference, will speak on vice-president, Dorothy C. Kahn of no man will be kept out on grounds
Paper .Watches Arab Interests.
"National and International Social Baltimore, I. Irving Lipsitch of San of race. But those racial character-
El Carmel of Ilaifa, one of the
Francisco, Charles D. Spivak of Den- istics which make for race isolation
Work."
well-informed native papers, in die-
k the C.
Tuesday
morning
sessions
Dorothy
Kahn of
Baltimore
will ver; treasurer, Ferdinand S. Bach, will, if they are borne by the indi-
cus-ing the projected loan editorial-
St. Louis; secretary, Samuel A. Gold- vidual, be taken into consideration
ly, -ays:
speak
"The Work"
Second and
Generation
in with, New York; executive commit- as a part of that individual's charac-
amily on Case
Dr. I. M.
spea
The first aim of these enterprises
tee, Ludwig B. Bernstein of Pitts- teristics under the test of character,
I.
is to serve British interests, the sec-
Rubinow of Philadelphia on "The Re- burgh , Nathan Bi jur of New York, personality and promise."
ond aim to further the Zionist pol-
Boris D. Bogen of Cincinnati, Fred
lief
Problem
in
Jewish
Social
Work."
The new rule which the committee
icy. The spending of such large
The papers will be discussed by Luba M. Butzel of Detroit, Aaron Cohen of on admissions will interpret and
sums in a small country like Pales-
Lazard!,
Chicago;
Dora
Randall,
Pittsburgh,
David
Fichman
of
New
which it is alleged will result in dis-
tine will bring about a great eco-
New York, and Benjamin Glassberg, Orleans, Lee K. Frankel of New crimination particularly against un-
nomic revolution. Therefore, in or-
ISAIAH CHERNOFF, Director.
Philadelphia. Tuesday afternoon ses- York, Max Herzberg of Philadelphia, favored races reads:
der to guarantee Arabs profiting by
-ions will include papers on "Psycho- Maurice B. Herter of Boston, Jacob
"Candidates should bear in ,.,ind
this movement and avoiding preju-
8821 BEAUBIEN ST.
logical
Factors
in
the
Problem
of
the
H.
Hollander
of
Baltimore,
Maurice
that in all admissions to the uni-
dicial results, the loan must be spent
(Near Holbrook)
Jewish Delinquent," by Dr. J. Slaw- J. Karpf of New York, Solomon versity regard is given to character,
e001001EffillY so that the population'
son
of
Cleveland;
"Sex
Problems
in
Lowenstein
of
New
York,
Julian
W.
personality and promise as well as to
may benefit proportionately to the
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the Children's Clinic," by Dr. David Mack of New York, George W. Rabin. scholarly attainments."
taxes they pay and to the degree of
Levy, Chicago, and "The Status of off of Indianapolis, I. M. Rubinow of
The committe asked him what fac-
their responsibility. For instance,
CHARLES RUBINER
Individual and Group Instruc-
Sex Education for Children," by Dr. Philadelphia, Max Senior of Cincln- tors would be taken into considera-
the wages of the Arab workman
nati, William J. Shroder of Cincin-
amount to 10 to 20 piastres a day- Rubino. on the next Michigan state 1 Rachelle Yarrow of Chicago.
tion. Modern Methods. Re-
tion.
A
symposium
on
the
future
of
nati,
Maurice
J.
Sievers
of
Toledo,
United
States
cur-
leg,islative
ballot.
"All
available
factors
concerning
50 cents to $1
fined Atmosphere.
Acting at the request of a group American Jewish education will fea- Cyrus L. Sulzberger of New York, the boys will be taken into consider-
rency—while the Jewish workman
eren lure the Tuesday evening session. Frances Taussig of New York, Mor- ation. We wish to look at the boy's
BOYS PREPARED FOR BAR MITZVAH
gets 25 to 30 piasters a day. The of representative citizens of different
Felix
M.
Detroit,
Dr. S. Benderly of New York will ris D. Waldman of
fitness for his job In much the same
former works as hard as two Jewish faiths, this well kno wn Detro i t
Mr. Chernoff (Chernichovsky) is a graduate of the Grodno Teachers'
fernery has consented to enter the talk on "How the Jews Supplement Warburg of New York and Cecil 13. way an employer wants to look at
College and has had a very wide experience.
laborers.
"Thus an enterprise costing $5,- race for the legislature, the primaries the American Public School" and Dr. Wiener of Buffalo.
his employee. "
t.
Philip L. Semen of Chicago is
Under the new rule all candidates
000,000 with Arab labor would cost for which will be held next Septem- B. Revel of the Rabbinical College of
double that amount if Zionist labor ber. Mr. Rubiner will run on the America will discuss The Yeshibah chairman of the program committee.
were employed. Of course the Zion- Republican ticket as a representative
ist executive and the Jewish labor or- from the City of Detroit.
Charles Rubiner was born in
ganization will endeavor to persuade
the government to employ large num- Traverse City, Mich., on July 10,
bers of Jewish workmen on these 1898, but received his entire educa-
proposed improvements and harbor tion in Detroit. Ile took his general
construction. The government will education at the Bishop School and
comply with this Zionist demand, El Central High School and received his
Carmel says, to benefit the Zionist legal training at the University of
policy, but, contrary to the second Detroit. Ile was graduated from the
part of the Balfour Declaration, un- latter institution as the youngest
less Arab opposition, based on jus- member of the class of 1919 with the
distinction of being elected class
tice and right, is brought to bear.
"In the public interest we must en- orator. During the war he was a
treat every true patriot to take part member of the United States Navy
in the organization of an economic and a four-minute speaker in the
association, with a view to preparing various fund-raising campaigns. tie
the ground for the Arabs to obtain has likewise been active in Jewish
communal affairs, participating in the
their share in these enterprises.
work of the Keren Ilayesod, the
Zionists Have Improved Country.
United Hebrew Schools and the vari-
Those who have known the pre- ous relief organizations.
war Palestine are much surprised
Mr. Rubiner holds the office of
when they visit the country to find senior warden in Perfection Lodge,
how the Zionist immigrants have
No. 486, F. and A. M., and is a mem-
changed its appearance by building ber also of Pisgah Lodge of I. 0. B.
substantial farm houses and good B., Zionist Organization of America,
roads and tilling the land in every Detroit Bar Association, Lawyers
direction. In the rocky sections the Club and George Washington Post of
old terraces of the Bible days have the American Legion. He resides at
been partly restored for the culti- 3353 West Boston boulevard.
vation of grapevines.
Americans who have resided in
rs all agree
Palestine for many yea
that the country is essentially an ag-
CONTESTS FOR JULY
ricultural one and must be developed
to be made self-supporting along
those lines before money should be
New life prevails now in the Keren
spent on industrial development.
Kish, the Kayemeth of Detroit. The commit-
Colonel Frederick
present head of the Zionist adminis• tee has decided to make this fund
tration in Jerusalem, has a fine war I one of the most successful in the
city. Among the minor activities this
record and is young, active and intel- summer will be the annual flower day
ligent. He is enthusiastic over the and a National Fund Box week, in
future of Palestine and says that in which committees will approach every
less than three years the last link of Jewish home for the purpose of plac-
railway between Haifa and Tripoli in
Syria, via Beirut, about 160 miles, mg The
a box.
outstanding feature is the car-
will be built, and Americans will be
able to travel from Paris to Jerusa. nivel and beauty contest which will
lam in a through sleeping car, via be held Sunday, July 25, at Roches-
Constantinople and Aleppo, in four ter Park. The winner of the beauty
and a half days. contest will receive a trip to Pales-
tine.
An essay contest will also be held
for boys and girls up to the age of
16. The essays must contain not
more than 500 words and not less
A NIM-Set WWI Country
Boarding School for Girls.
than 300 words. Fifty dollars will
located on the Hudson be awarded the winner of this con -
Id
Ideally
,
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—Near New York.
test. Further details will be an
glig College Preparatory Course--
i),
nounced at a later a C.
Ceetificate Recognized.
RACE DETERMINING
FACTOR AT HARVARD
SOCIAL WORKERS TO
MEET IN CLEVELAND
PALESTINE SUFFERS
BUSINESS DECLINE
FROM CAPITAL LACK
KADIMAII
HEBREW
SCHOOL
25
HIGHLAND MANOR
High School, Junior College.
H om••M•k Mg, Secretarial.
Journ•lis m, Kindergarten
Training, Music and Art.
Separate Cottage for Elemen-
tary School.
Vacation Trips to Bermuda
and Europe.
Associated with Highland Na-
- tore Camps, South Naples. Me.
EUGENE H. LEHMAN,
Director
Box 141. Tarrytown-onilludson
New York.
110U aitt
JACKSON
by
Long Distanu
or 25 Cents
from
Detroit
After 8:30 p.m.
Here are the rates:
DAY-4:30 a.m.
to 8:30 p.m.
"Any Person" call 50C
"Person •to -Person"
60c
EVENING — after
8:30 p.m.
"Any Person" call
"Person.to-Person" 60c
25c
"Any Person" call means
that central needs only to
get any person who an-
swers at • given number—
while • "Person.to-Per -
son" call means that cen-
tral will have to locate •
particular person at the
number given. This takes
more time and therefore
costs more.
"Any Person" calls save
money.
MICHIGAN BELL
TELEPHONE CO.
01004
Garrick Has Same Bill.
The Garrick Theater management
acknowledges that it was with con-
siderable hesitation that it selected
"The Grand Duchess and the Waiter"
as the second offering of the Garrick
Company, as this Alfred Savoir com-
edy had recently been offered here
through the film route.
At this writing it feels happy over
its choice and sanguine that this vi-
brant comedy will please for two
weeks, the second starting next Mon-
day night. Arthur Richman has
caught the true Parisian flair in his
translation, maintaining the sparkling
dialogue and situations that undoubt-
edly existed in the parent manuscript.
"The Grand Duchess and the Wait-
er" will continue at the Garrick up
to and including Sunday night,
May 30.
Victor Herbert Week.
Victor Herbert Week will be ob-
served at B. F. Keith's Temple The-
ater starting Sunday matinee, May
23. The occasion will be in keeping
with the memory of America's be-
loved composer, who died May 26,
1924. headline honors for the week
will he divided between Miss Lucille
Ballantine, Broadway's popular dance
star, and C. B. Maddock's unique mu-
Tramp,
sical novelty, "Tramp,
Miss Ballantine offers a
Tramp."
dancing flash assisted by Ernie Bo-
ber, Tom Atlas, Ted Wheeler and
Will Allen. Jack Cameron is the fea-
tured principal of "Tramp, Tramp,
Tramp." assisted by Tom Waters, Lea
Lee, George Hall, James DeSarro,
Murray Price, Jimmie Wilson and
Willis Others billed are: Jim-
Jesse
my Lucas and Miss Geraldine Her-
bert; Edgar Bergen and company; Du
Callon; Ruby Trio; Anderson and
Yvel, and the weekly screen pro-
gram.
Phelps Opens Unique Building.
A building planned and created for
the exclusive use of a national adver-
formally
tising organization Was
opened in Detroit Saturday. May 15.
The structure, a beautiful adapta-
tion of Baden Renaissance architec-
ture and quite unique in character,
is the new home of George Harrison
Phelps, Inc., the organization that
produces advertising for such well
products as Dodge Brothers
known
Motor Cars, ey Graham Brothers
y
G Furniture,
Trucks, Berk & a
Indent Tooth Paste, Aj ax, Mohawk
Radiantfire, White-
acine Tires,
io n and others.
and
RRefrigerat
head
The new building is located at East
J oseph
nd a
leffereon
Camau ave-
back from Jefferson
nues and is set
avenue street line about 30 feet on
brick walled terrace.
• • The broadcasting of the George
Harrison Phelps, Inc., radio depart-
ment continues at the former head-
quarters of the company, 110 Bo-
wens street, Detroit.
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WALTER J. DAVIE ANNOUNCES
The
EMPIRE SALES CORPORATION
to inform my thousands of Detroit friends, business acquaintances and former fellow work-
This is
have re-entered the local real estate field as president and general
ers that, after more than a year of rest, I
manager of the Empire Sales Corporation, recently founded and well funded.
Most of them are aware that, after nine years of conspicuous success in creating and managing one of
the largest and most effective subdivision sales forces in America — that of the Frischkorn Real Estate
and
Company—I retired with a competence in January, 1925, to regain my failing health though travel a per-
was amply prepared, and urgently advised by my physician, to make mine
outdoor recreation. I
manent retirement from business.
But that was impossible. Although less than a year
of play fully restored my health, nothing could quench my
constant eagerness to return to the subdivision harness.
My experience of 20 years in real estate marketing served
not to satisfy, but to whet, my appetite for more.
Since leaving here I have traveled every State in the
Union, and never in my wanderings have I been able to
enter a town or city without my greatest interest being
in its subdivision possibilities. I have acquired extensive
holdings in several of the most progressive States.
My country-wide investigations have only emphasized
what I already knew—that America's most active real
estate development for years to come will be centered
in southeastern Michigan. So here I am, all set to go,
with a big selling organization well started and a confident
determination that the Empire Sales Corporation will very
soon be Detroit's most effective subdivision sales agency.
This Corporation already has secured several of
the most attractive suburban properties in Michigan.
Announcement of the first of these undoubtedly will
start a demand that will almost instantly make Em-
pire the sales leader of Detroit. Announcements of
this property's identity are made in the Real Estate
Sections of the Detroit Sunday newspapers.
But those salespeople who know how fast my wagon
moves, and who want to hitch on. will not wait for the
Sunday papers. They will call and be declared in im-
mediately. We have places for an out-state sales directc,r,
20 division managers, six lecturers, 10 state-city sales
or
managers, 12 ground closers and 600 salespeople, with
We are able to guarantee our sales
without experience.
force the very best training, co-operation and properties
in the Michigan real estate field.
I am eager to shake hands again with all my acquaint-
ances in Detroit, whether or not they are at liberty to take
advantage of a connection with us. The sooner they call
the greater will be my pleasure.
Walter J. Davie
EMPIRE SALES CORPORATION
GROUND FLOOR CITY SALES OFFICE
1030 Wayne Street
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