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!SHERIFF WALTERS'
ADOLPH FREUND IS
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A record of useful service for the
Declines Re-election to Office of Pres. public is shown in a brief review of
the activities of Sheriff George A.
ideal of Cleveland Orphanage.
Hebrew Choir:
Walters. Born in Ontario on Nov. 11,
The United Hebrew Schools of lie.
The annual netting of the Cleve- 1872, he came to Detroit about 35 troit are planning to form a Hebrew
land Jewish Orphan !Ionic held Sun- years ago as a newspaper reporter Glee Club, to be organized by the
day, July 15, at Cleveland, Ohio, was and later was admitted to the bar as Alumni association after the vacation
one of unusual interest to all con-
period. Two of the U. 11. S. teachers,
cerned. Adolph Freund, of Detroit,
M. Margolis and M. Levy, prominent
declined re-election to the office of
members of the Ilalevy Musical So-
president and Fred Lazarus, Jr., of
ciety, have pledged their support. A
Columbus, Ohio, was chosen as- his
Hebrew Choir, conducted by M. Mar-
successor.
golis, has already been formed at the
Mr. Freund, in his tir•s:sage, pointed
Philadelphia center and hiss been
to various existing conditions which,
called upon at deferent holidays awl
in his 'pinion, if changed would re-
festivals. The Glee Club will consist
sult to the advantage of the institu-
of pupils of the different branches of
tion. He laid particular emphasis on
the school. IL Isaacs is planning to
the present financial status, there hav-
present several plays during the win-
ing been a deficit in the general fund
ter and intends to employ the choir.
of about $20,000. Mr. Freund attrib-
uted the shortage not to an unneces-
Philadelphia Library:
sary or extravagant expenditure, but
A branch of the Hebrew library will
to several other causes, among which
he organized after vacation at the
are the lack of publicity given to the
GEORGE A. WALTERS
Philadelphia center. The Muds of Zion,
splendid activities and results of in-1
a girls' club working for the welfare
tensive efforts accruing to the chil- an attorney 'le enlisted in the Span-
of the Talmud Torah, and the next
dren of the home; the emphatic criti- ish-American war and is a member
graduating class of M. Gordon are
cism, often most unjust, to all child's of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mr. working for the success of this branch.
care institutions; to the numerous ap- Walters was vice-consul general to
a
peals for funds for local, national and Central China. He was secretary and
Picnic:
foreign charities; the faulty system deputy commissioner of the Detroit Alumni
Mernbers of The alumni association
of choosing officers in localities, whose Police Department under six different
enjoyed a picnic at Cass Lake on Sun-
duties, among others, it is to look aft- administrations until elected sheriff of •
day last. The U. II. S. busses cott-
er the financial interest of the home. Wayne county by an overwhelming
veyed the guests to and from the pie-
Mr. Freund pointed out that the Jew- majority and took office January
nic grounds.
ish people in general recognize with 1923.
lie
compiled
Detroit's
first
traffic
pride and satisfaction the results
Hebrew Magazine:
achieved by the institution for the ordinance, designed the first sema-
thousands of dependent children, who, phore traffic signal used in Detroit l ThP Hebrew Magazine, which is be-
grown to manhood and womanhood, and soon afterwards was copied by ing published by members of the alum-
py proinent
positions in every New York city and practically all 10 association, is being printed by Mr.
m
wa oclife, to useful and honored other cities in the United States. He Spatter. This is convenient for the
staff and the faculty adviser, as they
citizernr of our country. Not only, conducted the first safety campaign
Mr. Freund asserts, that under an ef- held in Detroit and was the first to will do their own proof-reading and
will be able to attend to everything
extend
safety
activities
to
all
parts
ficient system, all the necessary means
in general.
for future care and education of our of Wayne county. While with the
police
department
he
had
hundreds
of
contributed,
but ore
wards will
be more
Shaw Play at Garrick.
the less the requisite $1,000,000 and streets roped off fur children to play

over for the erection of the projected
new asylum will be made available.
A beautiful tribute was paid to Mr.
Freimd by this year's graduating class
in Aedicating to him the .1. O. II. '26
Annual. His likeness appears on the
tate page with the following com-
ment: "We dedicate this annual to
one who has served the Jewish Orphan
-Home for ninny years; to one whom
we are pleased to call Tastily,' and to
one whose kindness and wise counsel
have won our lasting affection and es-
teem "
Though retiring from the presi-
dency, Mr. Freund has three years
more to serve as trustee, having been
elected to a four-year-term at the con-
vention of District Grand Lodge No.
6, held at Peoria, Ill., last year.

TO STUDY TEXT ON JESUS

MOSCOW • —(J. T. A./ —Professor
Solomon Zeitlin, professor of ancient

The records of the sheriff's ', office
show that his men have had charge
of about 40,000 prisoners in the coun-
ty jail without a successful jail-break
since Mr. Walters took office, in spite
of the badly over-crowded conditions.
Henry Wagner is the turnkey in
charge of the jail. Sheriff Walters
alao has many other Jewish deputies
on the payroll.
He was the first sheriff to estab-
lish a Wayne county patrol system
with outlying sub-stations, which has
proved a successful method of crime
prevention.
He says that if elected county clerk
this fall he will continue to work with
the Detroit Automobile Club and oth-
er organizations interested in promot-
ing public safety.

ANTI-SEMITIC BODY
SEEN AS MENACE

Jewish Women Ask for Measures
Against Anti•Jewi•h International.

GENEVA.—(J. T. A.1 -.A memo-
randum dealing with the growing
danger of the anti-Semitic movement
in Europe was forwarded by the J•w-
ish Women's League to the Fifth
Congress of the Women's Interna-
tional League for Pence and Free-
dom. The inemoranduni urges the
congress to take action by the crea-
tion of a special commission within
the league in order to counteract this
anti-Semitic international movement
and to bring about peace.
"The organization of the anti-
Semitic International," the memor-
andum says, "is now 811 accomplished
fact. The danger of such on inter-
national not only to the Jews but to
the whole work of pr•acts is self-evi-
dent. The proposed special commis-
sion to light against anti-Semitism,"
the memorandum states, "should con-
centrate on fighting the anti-Semitic
propaganda among young people."
The memorandum urges the con-
gress to adopt a resolution declar-
ing the necessity of organizing in
every country a local force to resist
the anti-Semitic movement and de-
manding that the national sections
A season would scarcely be com- be empowered to carry the resolu-
plete without a play from the pen of tion into effect in their own respec-
that prolific British iconoclast, George tive countries, as the German section

FRANK J. DAVIS JOINS
SCHREIBER SALES

Frank J. Davis, well known in the
history at Dropsie College, Phila.
delphia, arrived here for the purpose Jewish community of Detroit, takes
of examining the Slavonic text of
Josephus' "Jewish Wars," which is
supposed to be translated from Ara-
maic and to prove that Josephus men-
tioned Jesus of Nazareth in his orig-
inal text. Professor Zeitlin left for
Leningrad to take up the study of
the manuscript at the Academy of
Science.

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Bernard Shaw. Ile standsforth as one
CARD OF THANKS
memorandum conclusion, "will give
of our most versatile writers, and well has already been doing.
Attention was drawn ta the rest, its attention to the problem and
in the foreground is his satiric, ro-
work oat a series of measures which
Sirs. J. Gerber and family wish to
mantic, piratical tale, "Captain Bras, lution adopted by the First Congress will enable the national sections of
bound's Conversion," which will Ix' of Child Welfare held in Geneva in the Women's International League thank their many relatives and
August,
19'25,
in
which
it
was
de-
friends for the kindnesses shown
the next offering of the Garrick coin-
for
Peace
and
Freedom
to
fight
more
clared that race-hatred is detrimental
them during their late sad bereave-
lalaYs
successfully against this subversive
Miss Ann Harding will play the to peace and that it is essential to and demoralizing force called anti- ment.
only woman role, while Harry Ban- combat the anti-Semitic movement,
Sernitism."
nister will play opposite her. Mr. Ban- especially among the youth in the
Youth can reach where age gropes
nister is a new addition to the Gar- schools and universities
dimly.—R. Browning.
Actions are our epochs.—Byron.
rick company and the latter considers
"We hope that your congress," the
itself fortunate in securing the Serv•
ices of this actor for "Captain Bras's-
bound's Conversion" and "In a Gar-
den."

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Healy manner.
Comedy is also the keynote of the
act of the Anglo-American favorites,
Nat. D. Ayers and Margaret Wilson.
Mr. Ayers is an English comedian of
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