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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1926-06-11

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CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO

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MOSCICKI ELECTED
POLISH PRESIDENT

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31.

More and More
Women Are Taking
Advantage of Our

- OBITUARY

MRS, ETHEL KRAUSS
Mrs. Ethel Krauss of 259 Frederick
street passed away at her home on
Sunday, May 30, at 'the age of 39.

Pilsudski Refuses to Accept Of-
fice. Hartglass Attacked
By Jewish Students.

June
Fur
Sale
Values!

Sweeping
Price Reductions
HUDSON-ESSEX

WARSAW. — IJ. T, A.) — Forty-
six votes of the Club of Jewish Depu-
ties, consisting of representatives of
the Polish
the Jewish population
Sejm and Senate, were' cast at the
session of Oak Polish National Assem-
bly in favor of Jozef Pilsudski, who
was elected by a majority of 292
against 193 votes for Count Alfred
Blinski, candidate of the National
Democratic party. Sixty-one depu-
ties, including representative,' of the
Ukrainians and White Russians, re-
frained from voting.
Forty-five minutes after the elec-
tion, it became known that Marshal
Pilsudski had refused to accept the
presidency. In a letter addressed to
They've heard — perhaps
M. Rataj, speaker of the Diet and
acting
president, ii,14rshal Pilsudski
from their husbands —
stated that he did not have power
that prices on fur pelts are
enough when president before and
now he has no confidence in the men
advancing steadily. And
-• MRS. ETHEL KRAUSS
who elected him again.
they're buying now, de-
Many demonstrations took place in
She is survived by her husband, Ig-
the Warsaw streets following the
lighted with the savings
natz; her father, Morris Gunsberg;
election of Pilsudski. The demon-
two sisters, Mrs. Kellerman and Mrs.
over what their coats
strators demanded that Pilsudski
Anton Feder, and five brothers, Sig-
withdraw his resignation, when it be- mund, Ignatz, Samuel, Joseph and
would cost them three
cause known that he refused to ac-
Louis.
months from now. For in - .
cept the presidency.
Mrs. Krauss Ivan buried on Mon-
At a second session of the National day, May 31, at the Ilungarian-Jew-
stance, these
Assembly, 1Rn:tee Moscicki was elect-
ish Cemetery, Rabbi Moses Fisher of.
ed president in accordance with the
Seating.
suggestion contained in Marshal Pil-
sudski's letter of resignation. Mos-
HYMAN ABRAMSOHN
cicki is manager of the Chorzow
Hyman Abramsohn of 601 Hague
Nitrogen Works. This choice was a
avenue
passed away suddenly on

complete surprise, Moscicki being a
chemist who had never shown any in- Wednesday, June 2, al, the age of 57.
Mr.
Abramsohn
had been a resident
terest in public life.
of Detroit for the past 40 years. He
Fire on Pilsudski's House.
is
survived
by
his
widow, Anna Ab-
Lieutenant Ilartnuis, who is in
They bid fair to be one of
charge of the military unit guarding ramsohn; 088 daughter, Eva, and
three
sons,
Isadore,
Roy and I'hillip.
the most fashionable coats
the house of Marshal Pilsudski set
Interment took place Thursday,
Sulejowek, near Warsaw, declared in
for the coming season.
I
June
3.
at
Machpelah
Cemetery,
an official statement that unknown
Coats of anything like so
persons fired at the marshal's villa Rabbi Fine officiating.
tine a quality, so roomy, so
from four points. At the time of the
MRS. IDA GOODMAN
beautifully tailored, are
attack the marshal and his wife were
not at the villa, but their daughters, I Mrs. Ida Goodman passed away at
priced a good $100 more
Wanda and Jagusia, were in the I the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sol
than these in New York
Ressler of 2232 Hazelwood avenue on
house. No one was hurt.
note. These have stun-
An attack on Apolynary Hartglass, Monday, June 7. Mrs. Goodman was
president of the Club of Jewish Depu- • born in Germany 52 years ago and
ning collars of Russian
ties, Was made in the neighborhood had 1/8811 a resident of Detroit since
fox, soft and silky. Both
of the Sejm building by two Jewish early childhood. She is survived by
crushed and shawl collar
students, members of the academic her husband, Louis; three daughters,
models. Certainly mar-
asso•iation which belongs to the as- Mrs...Sol , Ressler, Mrs. Jacob Ressler
and Selma Goodman; two sons, Max-
$395.
-just
velous values at
similationist group.
Gustav Leinwandhaendler and Jo- well and Samuel, and n sister, Mrs.

seph Leisermann, the student) who Wallie Nathan of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Goodman was buried Tues.
attacked Deputy Hartglass, were ar-
day,
June
8,
at
Machpelah
Cemetery,
rested. The attack was said to have
been made in revenge of an article with Rabbi A. M. Hershman and Rah,
DEARBORN, MICH , '
NORTHERN DETROIT
by Deputy Ilartglass criticising the bi Eisenman officiating.
NORTHWESTERN DETROIT
RAYNAL BROS.
CENTRAL DETROIT
THE ROY WOOD MOTOR SAILS
HARWITH COMPANY
'hcademic association for expressing
9103 Chalmers Ave.
BAKER-STRENG MOTOR CAR CO.
229-231 Michigan Ave.
18851 Woodward Ave.
MAX
ROSINSKY
CASS
MOTOR
SALES
8510
Twelfth
St
sympathy with the former Minister
BAILEY MOTOR SALES CO.
FAIRVIEW MOTOR SALES BILLINGHURST MOTOR SALES
3632 Woodward.
HAMTRAMCK, MICA '
Max Rosinsky of 224 East Palmer
of Education Stanislaw Grabski.
18325
John
R.
St.
12740 Jefferson Ave. Font.
CRESSY AUTO SALES
8059 Grand River Ave.
avenue passed away at his home on
POTTS MOTOR SALES
RIVER ROW ...Z. MICI-1.
527 Jefferson Asa., Eset
11352 Joe. Camp. Ave.
1GROSSE POINTE MOTOR CO.
CARRUTIIERS & DEGAW
Wednesday, June 9. Mr. Rosinsky
IDEAL GARAGE AND SALES
METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES.,
3900 Fenkell Ave.
14939 East Jefferson Ave.
was 66 years of age and had been
FERNDALE, MICH.
10210 W. Jefferson Ave.
1440-44 Michigan Ave.
NORTHEASTERN DETROIT
0 resident of Detroit for the past 40
HODGES MOTOR SALE3 CO.
Buy With Assurance.
POTTS MOTOR SALES
ROYAL OAK, MICH.
WESTERN DETROIT
KAISER MOTOR SALES CO
Sybil Vane, the little Welsh prima years. He is survived by his widow,
Cass at Peterboro
JOHN B. MALBURG
REDFORD, MICH.
7738 Harper Ave.
TEAGAN MOTOR SALE?
donna, and the Shelley and licit Re- Rebecca; one daughter, Selma, and
TRIANGLE MOTOR SALES
loos main St.
`•
MARSH
8 SUNDERLAND SALES CO.
CLEMENTS SALES AND SERVICE
3838 Grand River Ave.
2966 Grstiot Ave.
vue; divide headline honors on the three sons, Louis H., Oscar and
FORDSON, MICH.
7023 Gratiot Ave.
WYANDOTTE, MICH.
bill at B. F. Keith's Temple Theater Byron.
ROTHFUSS MOTOR SALES
BARNES-MEHNERT
EASTERN DETROIT
A. a R. TATE MOTOR SALES
Michigan Ave. and Schaeffer Road. CARVER-COON MOTOR SALES
1435 Lawndale Ave.
starting Sunday matinee, June 13.
Interment took place Thursday,
BEGIN BROS. MOTOR SALES
11920 Gratiot Ave.
HALFWAY, MICH.
10939 Ker, heval As r.
Miss A'ane has been abroad for two June 10 at Machpclah C. • • •
FARMINGTON, MICH.
KERO & SCHOENIIERR
HENRY MOTOR SALES
LAKE DRIVE GARAGE AND SALESEASTWOOD GARAGE AND SALES
RUND MOTOR SALES
Office Phone: Walnut 4756.
years headlining bills in the leading
7
Mile
Rd.
and
Van
Dyke
Ave.
3711 Michigan Ave.
8927 Mack Av.-
music halls of Europe. She returns
Residence: Garfield 55I7•M.
to American vaudeville with a de-
lightful repertoire of songs and is as-
sisted by Leon Domque at the piano.
Wholesale end Retail Salesrooms, Woodward at Garfield.
Ilugh Shelley and Emma Ileit are Meeting:
The final meeting of the Detroit
Parts and Service, 481 Canfield Ave. West.
stars of the Shelley and Ileit Revue
Junior
Hadassah
was
held
on
Mon-
Telephone Glendale 9520.8.
Proprietor.
.f
. E. , L m . ROO.Ft,.
and they are assisted by a company
day evening, June 7, at the Jewish
o f
of talented girls. Others billed:
Educational Center, 31 East Mel- •
Hughie ('lark and tompany in "Past
bourne avenue. A most interesting
I
and Present," with Tommy Monaco's
tion of the thing in every imaginable
progra was presented. Musical r ea-
Orchestra; Harry Holmes, a clever.
kind of school. We have a large
ings wire given by Mr,. Edith Ledi-
farceur, in '"fhe Pessimist," Joe Wes-
body of pupils in this country, 3,5110,-
Chen, accompanied by Mrs. Lawrence ,
ton and Grace Mine, musical comedy
1)00, a very large percentage of them
—Wernher or
Teitlehaum. Miss Reva Goldberg and
favorit es, in "Character Interpreta-
are religious Jews, some are almos-
Rhea Ilarris gave harp and vocal'
Miss
t
tions;" Edwin George, travesty co-
tics, some are at he kts—but the vast
selections. The liadassah Buds pre- •
median, in "A Comedy of Errors,"
majority of the Jews are loyal to
sented a one-art comedy with much
Lo.cie Atherton in a unique dance of-
their faith. In 0110 synagogue or an-
I 5261 GRAND RIVER AVE.
fering and the weekly screen sub. success. . .
other their main purpose or object is
1
1
the same; the purpose to have re-
jects.
b h; •
M
44
ligious schools which are conducted
Girls desiring membership in Jun- I
by religious Jews. I cannot conceive
or HadasSah, or members of the or- •
of the idea that men who have merely
ganization receiving the names of
NEW YORK.—Fifteen young men an interest in the Jews as a race can
prospective members during the and women having completed a two-
be trusted with Jewish education.
OF DETROIT
summer, will please communicate year course of instruction in Hebrew,
There are those who say religion is
: Nel;kA ' i:eg;37E11 14
with Miss Ethel Steinberg, 1518 Edi- 'Jewish history, religion and peda-
FOUNDED IN THE YEAR 185?
not necessary, that Judaism as a re-
son avenue, membership chairman.
gogy, were graduated last week front ligion could be ignored. So long as
the Hebrew Union College School for you may teach Jewish history, that,
Teachers at commencement exercises I am sure, will not be accepted by
— WITH
at Temple Emanu-El, Fifth avenue the far-Tweing Jews of the United
and Fifty-third street, New York States, who still believe that the
City. Announcement was made by great object that we have in mind
In An Ultra Modern Play
Benjamin Kurtzman was unani- 1.ouis Marshall, who delivered the and in our hearts, the purpose which
mously elected speaker of the Philo- commencement address, that facili- has resulted in our being a preserved
mathic Debating Club at its term ties for this school will be-provided race during all these centuries, is to
elections at the Y. W. II. A. club- in the new Temple Emanu-El build- keep alive the flame of our sacre:',
house, 59 Rowena street last Sunday ing which will be erected in the next religion of Judaism upon the altar of liaison coach to $1,095, the Hudson
evening. lie will take office Sept. year or two on the Astor site, Sixty- our people."
brougham to $1,395 and the Hudson
A Non-Sectaries Connor
A Comedy Dr•m• of the Far North and Jags New York.
12. Other officers elected are: Nor- fifth street and Fifth avenue.
Bearding Scheel ler Carts.
Dr. Julian Morgenstern, president seven-passenger sedan to $1,550; all
— by
' man Rom, clerk; Samuel Kellman, as-
Only two young men were in the of the Hebrew Union College, of prices f. a, b. Detroit. This reduc•
Ideally located on the Hudson
iv i ‘i
—Near New York.
sistant clerk and treasurer, and Gil- graduating class, the other 13 being which this school is a branch, award- lion came at,She end of a five-month
GENE MARKEY and SAM HOFFENSTEIN
College Preparatory Course--
. bert Goodman, sergeant-at-arms. The women. Announcement was made ed the certificates. The prizes were period in 1927Nn which Hudson-Es-
i -
\ 'Ai
i
Through •rransement with
Certificate Recognised,
i
''
officers, together with Henry Thumin that these two young men will enter awarded by Abraham N. Franzblau, sex buyers broke all records in their
A. H. WOODS
High School, Junior Celle's.
and Hyman Golden, constitute the the Hebrew Union College at Cincin- principal of the school, who was demand for these cars. The January-
Saturday
H e et • - M • king, Secr•tartaL
SUMMER PRICES: Nights, 25c to $1.50; Wednesday and
, board of directors. The coming se- anti next fall to study for the rab- chairman of the exercises. Dr. Na- June period saw. 114,500 cars shipped
k- i Jeur•alie as, Kind•rgartes
Matinees, 25c, 50c, 75c.
Training, Music and Art.
mester promises to be one of great binate.
than Stern, acting chairman of the from the plant, or practically 17,000
Separate Cottage for Elemen-
achievement and undertaking. Those
Mr. Marshall, president of Temple joint committee which governs the in excess of the 1925 period—the
tary School,
leaving their old posts are: Robert Emanu-El, emphasized the part the school, delivered an address and the record-holding season up to date.
Vacation Trips le Bermuda
Bernstein, speaker; Kurtzman, clerk; religious school teacher must play to invocation and benediction were of-
and Europe.
At the name time these figures -be-
Associated
with Highland Na-
, Rom, assistant clerk, and Kellman, preserve Judaism.
Ile also made fered by Rabbi Solomon Foster and came available, it was stated that the
ture Camps, South Nast.% Ile,
sergeant-at-arms.
reference to the large number of Dr. B. A. Tintner. A musical pro- retail sales for May had reached
EUGENE
H. LEHMAN,
, The next meeting will witness the young women among the graduates,
gram was rendered by Gottfried Fed- 33,500- cars. Considernig holidays,
Director
CHERRY 1156
installation of the new officers, final declaring that they were "the main-
Beg 141, Tarrytown-es-Hulse.
this Wits practically at the same high
1008 RANDOLPH ST.
".•
reports and a social, all to be held at stay of our congregatun it and our re-
New York.
rate as obtained in April. The April
the home of Hyman Golden, 3591 ligious schools." The Training School """`•
and May months saw the delivery of
Only Two Performances in Detroit
Twenty-ninth street, on Sunday, for Teachers, he added, has tended to
65,500 cars to Hudson-Essex buyers,
June 13. An elaborate program has make Temple Emanu•El a Beth Ha-
which is said to be far in advance
been arranged and the social promises midrash, a butane of learning, like the
Vice-President Morris Fishman of of any previous mark.
Cantor of Congregation Mogen
to be very colorful and brilliant.
places of worship in former years.
the Detroit Life Insurance Company
Abraham, Faraewortk A...
Matinee and Evening
"There never has been a greater announces the appointment of A. H.
EXPERT AND ANTISEPTIC
need
for
trained
and
intelligent
Eisler
as
insurance
counselor
con-
ADDRESSES INTERCOLLEGIATE
MOHEL
teachers than exists today," he said. nected with the Fishman agency of
"The users of kosher delicatessen
"There is a demand for teachers in the company. Mr. Eisler has • large
Recommended by New York, Chi-
At the last meeting of the Inter-
every part of the country. The more acquaintance throughout the city, is appreciate the advantage of buying
cago and Detroit physicians.
In Joseph Rimshinsky's Musical Production
collegiate Club of Dotroit, held Mon-
we can train the surer we are of pre- recognized as a business men of ca- fresh products" said Louis Gunsberg
MARRIAGES PERFORMED
day, June 7, at thci Palmetto Hotel,
serving Judaism for the future, be- pacity and Mr. Fishman considers his of the Gunsberg Packing Company,
Dr. Martin M. Weisberg read a paper
Call at 632 MEDBURY
cause our future depends upon re- association with the Detroit Life • 2360 Twentieth street. Gunsberg's
on 'Prevention in Dentistry." Dr.
Phan. Empire 4322
products
are
scientifically
made
un-
cruiting to the ranks all those who most satisfactory connection.
Weisberg is the author of a series of
der very careful supervision, using
are going to their reward by efficient,
Throughout the state of Michigan
articles upon the same subject now
the
choicest
meats,
which
insures
well-qualified teachers. We have there is • great deal of interest in
being published in the health supple-
now in the city a number of religious the Detroit Life campaign during the freshness as well as a delicious pro-
A happy, lively, jolly play, including 20 good songs, • full chorus,
ment of the Detroit Sunday Free
schools. There are those conducted month of June to break all earlier duct.
two truckloads of scenery, • double symphonic orchestr•, also •
Press. Casper C. Cutler, past presi-
The Bicur Cholem Society has
by the estreme Orthodox Jews, the records of life insurance production.
complete line of electrical effects brought direct from New York.
dent, presided. •
Yeshiva. the Teachers' Institution of A special contest is being conducted placed its order for the forthcoming
Secure your tickets early at the following places: At the Box
the Jewish Theological Seminary. in honor of President M. E. O'Brien. boat ride, at which thousands are ex-
day of performance; Lazaroff's Book Store, 1025 West-
Then there is this school which has Vice-president Fishman'n agency has pected to attend, with Gunsberg
Office on
minster, Arlington 1858; Plotkin's Monk Store, 5031 Hastings St.,
been recently established by liberal challenged the other agents of the Packing Company.
Restaurant, 3530 Hastings St.
Manhattan
Try Gunsberg's once and you will
The month just ended showed a Judaism.
By whatever name you company to write • larger volume of
North way 0614;
6884
gain of 41.3 per cent over the sales It
describe it, after all, these business in honor of President become ■ regular patron.
record of May 1925. "In connection 'schools are intended to accomplish the O'Brien than the combined produc-
--,
After the show try Pohl's spe-
with the Nash sales and production same result. The fundamentals are tion of the other agencies. A goal
cial toasted sandwiches,
record for May," said E. II. McCarty the thing. It in to keep alive Jude- of $4,000,000 of new business has
general sales manager of the Nash km. I cannot conceive of • school been net. The production figures on
On Tuesday evening, June 15, at
Uptown's Most Beautiful
Auto Trouble is our business, •nd we take ore of your troubles.
Alotors Company, "it is interesting of this kind which is not based upon June 10 showed a total of written site o'clock, C. D. Spivak, secretary
Your
to note that although 1925 mat the the ideal,' and the teaching.' and the business for the first 10 days of $1,- of the Jewish Consumptive Relief So-
Rest
t.
TIRES — TUBES — BATTERIES — ACCESSORIES
biggest year in Nash history, we have precepts which have come down to 100,000.
ciety of Denver, Colo., will speak at
built ■ and shipped .more cars in th e us for nearly 30 centuries. Our be-
the Detroit Lodge, No. 55, Knights
first five months of this year than lief in God is the thing. Our ideals
of Pythias Castle, 3153 Cass avenue
-
were built and shipped in the furs t of religion are the thing. There are
on the subject "Jews and Tubercu-
eight and one-half months of la• t Jews in form and ceremony, but in
Telephone Empire
SAM RASKIN, Gen'l Mgr.
losis." The public is invited.
Hudson and Esnex care are now at
-
year. This is 14.419 more cars tha n all those thing. we are not ashamed
GARAGES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
com-
the
lowest
price
levels
in
the
were produced by Nash Motors in the to be Jews. We believe in the one
where
you're
•t.
you're
is
MOHEL SPECIALIST
live or
entire year 1924. The Nash contract God and our great purpose in life is pany's history, following reductions
Na matter where you
Ma•r Yeats el Emporia...
our neighborhood.
year begins Sept 1 and from that to live in accordance with those prin- which range from $30 on the Essex
Ressliserc•i
date to May 31 Nash Motors has built ciples which live in our hearts. how- coach to $190 on the Hudson seven-
1705 TATTOR AVENUE
Hemlock
7671
pansenger
:sedan.
The
new
schedule
and shipped the dealer organization ever, it is the duty of the 'Jews of
Glendale 1357
Melrose 3683
this country to encourage the instruc- brings the Essex coach to $735, the
, 101,402 cars."

411

Effective June 9

New Low Prices

ESSEX"6" COACH 135
HUDSON COACH 1095

FOX-TRIMMED
DYED SQUIRREL
COATS
AT $395

Hudson Brougham - '1395
Hudson
7 *

t tax
men n
erna
ovd
Plu S
s G e

1550

The Above Prices Include the Following Equipment:

Bumpers, front and rear • Automatic Windshield Cleaner
Rear View Mirror • Transmission Lock (Built-in) • Radiator Shutters
Moto-Meter • Combination Stop and Tail Light

We Will Hold the Coat
You Select for a
Conservative Deposit.

Rollins

Sybil Vane at Temple.

36 Adams West

!

I

JUNIOR HADASSAH

Wolverine Artificial
limb Co.

ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
CRUTCHES
ELASTIC HOSIERY
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTS
TRUSSES
ARCH •
SUPPORTS

AARON DeROY MOTOR CAR CO.

GRADUATING CLAS
H

0

I

Detroit Clearing House Assn.
am) Federal Reserve System

Fifteen tom fete Course at
Hebrew Union College
School For Teachers.

GARRICK THEATER

THE GARRICK COMPANY


ANN HARDING and ROLLO PETERS

Griswold at Lafayette
15 Convenient Branches

PHILOMATHIC DEBATING
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS,

"THE ESKIMO"

HIGHLAND MANOR

NEW DETROIT OPERA HOUSE

Detroit Life Counselor.

REV. H. MILKOVSKY

SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 1926

Gunaberg's Products.

Molly Picon

"MOLLY DOLLY"

POHL'S

Nash Exceeds Sales Record.

8939 TWELFTH ST.

Garfield

To Speak at Pythias Castle.

BRING YOUR CAR IN NOW

RASKIN GARAGE COMPANY

Hudson Essex Prices Lower.

REV. S. MICHALOWSKY

THREE

623 Benton St.

3960 Third Ave.

11520 Oakland

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