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Y. W. H. A. NOTES I
OLD FOLKS HOME
Henry Behrendt for Sheriff.
ROSENBERG—AND REUBEN-
WITH BANKERS RESERVE
Icause he intends to go into the pro•1
Announcement has been made of
Northwestern Branch:
fessional ring and we an p a
A brief history of Henry Behrendt,
ly interested in college-bred prize:
The Northwestern Branch of the the appointment of Epheem A. Ros-
I Much enthusiasm is being shown former U. S. marshal and at present Jewish Old Folks Home is planning enberg and Simon Reuben as agency
fighters.
t
11,
jury commissioner, who
managers for the Bankers Reserve
Rosenberg's position on the Cur- b y the young men and women o t
a dance for Jan. Iti. Those in charge
nell team seems assured. Ile again 'Jewish community of Detroit over the Denuagatic nominee for the office of promise that this will far exceed any Life Company of Omaha, Neb., and
that they have already assumed their
started the genie as quarterback and I Sunday afternoon lectures that are sheriff of Wayne County. born in the other undertaking of the organization.
Henry Behrendt was
j
being conducted by the Young Men's
new duties.
called signals with rare good udg-
Messrs, Rosenberg and Reuben have
mat A good quarterback is a balm Ilebrew Association of Detroit lit 89 City of Detroit of German parentage, Meeting:
of 12 years, moved to
age
and
at
the
Rowena street.
A regular meeting will be held at attained enviable reputations in the
to any football team.
Prominent local and out-of-towe Lansing with his parents. Since 1911 the Hotel Strider on Monday, Oct. 18. insurance business, in which lines
Eisenberg,
whom
we
mentioned
as
BI GEORGE JOEL
made his home in Detroit.
they have been engaged for the past
a candidate for the Brown University speakers and other personages of re- he has
Tables will he placed so that those de-
At the start of the Spanish-Ameri-
siring to play cards before the meet- 17 years.
team, played a stellar game against pute are scheduled to make the coin-
(Copyright, 1926, Jewish Telegraphic Agency.)
51r. Rosenberg was formally asso-
Re-
can
war
he
enlisted
with
Company
E,
Colby Eisenberg is playing quarter- nig fall season one of the most
ing takes place may do 80. There will
thirty-first regiment Michigan Volun-
ciated with the Manufacturers Life
be no admission charged and the room
nine back and a good defense man, back and seems to be following t e tive ones in the history of any "I"
Pigskin Chasers.
Insurance
Co. of Winnipeg, Man., and
teers,
this city ever had.
will be ready for members and their
he is not a punter. Zarakov, the footsteps of his illustrious brother, organization
Upon his return from war to his
served for 11 years on the staff of the
This column was the recipient of but
Last Sunday afternoon marked the
friends at 1 p. m.
other Jewish boy on the squad who R
home
in
Lansing,
he
was
elected
to
the
Detroit
life
Insurance Co. Ile is mar.
cons
an anonymous letter in which it
has shown promise, did not get into Four Jews, Goldman, 1A•vy, Fried- beginning of the lectures. Dr. Alvin
rind and has five children.
stated with some spleen that we had the game, but with Ilorween experi-
D. Ilersh, prominent attorney, was office of police constable of our capital Floral Fund:
111148 and Wenick, more thanhelper
Mr.
Reuben
has been connected with
city,
which
position
he
held
for
two
been befitting the Jewish athlete at menting with material, Zarakov will Syracuse University trim Vermont. the principal speaker His topic was
There will be a raffle of the floral
terms. Ile was then appointed chief
the New York Life and the Metropoli-
Itarvard. The item that probably
The final score was 62 to 0. The "My Trip Abroad," in which he il- deputy sheriff of Ingham County and fund. Anyone wishing to purchase
get his chance.
tan
Life,
and
recently
severed connec-
bothered our critic was that one in
lustrated his many experiences while
same in memory of a loved one, may
Our apologies. Howard llorween, quarters lasted only 10 minutes. It
held this position for four years.
tions with the Detroit Life Insurance
which we stated that little Geneva
assistant coach of the Harvard team, is hard to imagine what t I. store
Now, as Hu. Democratic candidate do so.
Co., with which he served in the Ca-
College would beat Harvard and that is not a member of the Zeta Beta Tau would have been had it been a full- and
was enjoyed
by was
more
than 75
in Europe.
The talk
interesting
pacity of field service manager.
Arnold Horween did not have suffi- Fraternity. The general secretary of time game. This column thinks that Jewish young men and women who fur the Sheriff of Wayne County, he Dues:
pledges
to
the
people
to
carry
on
this
Rosenberg and Reuben, tee name
were present. The committee in
cient experience to turn out a good
Members are urged to pay their
us Syracuse has one of the best teams
with the same energy and
that
organization
has
informed
under which the company will be
work
good
team in a year. Last Saturday
dues, as the funds are badly needed.
a member of in the East. charge of these lectures extends a courage as he has shown in the past
known, are located at 210 McKerchey
proved our contentions to some de- that Mr. Horween is
cordial
invitation
to
the
Jewish
young
From out IS est comes wig o
and with the one idea in mind, to serve
Building, telephone Randolph 1120.
gree. Harvard was out-played and the Dicky Club.
other promising Jewish football play- men and women of this city to attend
They are prepared and well equipped
Boston University is not without
the people to the best of his ability KURLAND TO ADDRESS
beaten by Geneva, 16 to 7. The gen-
er. Levinson is one of the best backs the lectures and other events that and give a clean business and efficient
to render expert advice on all life in-
ROUND
TABLE
SOCIETY
eral opinion of the sporting writers its Jewish football player. In the iu the Northwestern University are held regularly by this organize-
administration and make Wayne
surance matters, and have an their
en.
was that Harvard did not look like a tame against Yale, Feinberg played
guard for the Boston team. squad. He is only a sophomore and ti
County it safer place in which to live.
Aaron Kurland, attorney, presi- motto, "Honest Service."
well-drilled team and showed not too
ear in varsity foot-
-
Kaplan and Adler again got into this is his first y
dent of the Detroit Jewish Open Fo-
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much knowledge about the fundamen-
the game when Columbia defeated I ball. Ile is out for quarterback and
"Abie's Irish Rose" at Garrick. rum and member of the Zionist Dis- ALPHA TAU FRATERNITY
7
tals of the game. A 'elm that is
Union College. Alkoff made his first is considered a good field general
The regular gym class will meet
trict of Detroit, will address the next
drilled in the basic rues of tech-
DANCE SET FOR OCT 17
start for the same team. The Co- with enough weight to be a strong Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock at the
if you enjoy laughing; t h e real meeting of the Round Table Interpro-
al football has no chance for suc-
fensive man.
cess. It is not asking too much of lumbia squad looked much better this de This seems to be the year for Jew- school, Wilson and Taylor, where the hearty brand that shakes one's frame fessional Society, Friday evening,
The first anniversary dance of the
.
M.
11.
A.
maintains
its
class
every
to the extent of throwing off all Oct. 22, in room 26 of Temple Beth
a coach when a demand is made that week than they aid in their opening
ost of the former Jew- Y
Alpha Tau Fraternity will be held
but they have a long way to ish back s. M
thought of care or worry, then by all El, on "Palestine As n Center of Jew-
he turn out a well-drilled eleven. We game,
Sunday evening, Oct. 17, at the B'nai
go before they will be ready to take ish f ootball players were heavy line. Tuesday
evening.
Special practices
in
basketball
will commence
this com-
means visit the Garrick Theater, and ish Culture."
wish Ilorween all the luck in the
men, but with Friedman, Michigan; inn Tuesday under the supervision
Irrith Community Center, 275 East
witness a performance of "Abie's Irish
Mr. Kurland, who WIIIA the first
world and we arc left unmoved by on Ohio State.
New York University continued Rosenberg, Cornell; Rosen, Rutgers; of a prominent basketball coach.
Ruse" which will enter its second end president of Zaire Zion and chairman Ferry avenue.
either a victory or defeat for the
The following committees have been
the pace they set and beat the strong Goldman, Syracuse; Raskin,
final week beginning next Sunday of the Zionist Agricultural Society,
Crimson, but under the guise of sport
Brown, all extra
chosen to take charge of the affair:
Allegheny team 13 to 0. Skudin, Y., anti Eisenberg,
night. And on the way to your desti- has made a comprehensive study of
n
writing we will give our opinions to
William Gorelick, chairman; Morris
Pearlman, Weiner, Wexler and Si- fine backfield material, it seems as Meetig:
nation you can feel content with the Palestine and of Jewish history and
the reading public.
Thi s Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock
Medow, tickets; Al Taylor, publicity;
tenstein were very active in N. Y. though the. Jewish p layers will get
knowledge that you are going to SIT his address merits a large attendance.
William Morris, music and entertain-
Our further thought is that Har- U.'s victory. Chick Meehan is get- more notice than usual. The player the regular monthly meeting of the and he entertained by a play that is
Visitors are welcome.
theiced by the "Y" will be held at 89 Rowena street,
vard will before the season is over tiny a great deal of ant from his in the line is seldom not
ment.
not in the least salacious or even bor-
The Round Table Interprofessional
Goldkette's Sea Gull Serenaders, a
surprise some of the tennis that think Jewish football players. It looks like spectator. it is only very star- Reports of the various committees dering on the risque. No, "Abie's Ir-
they are going to march into Soldier a big year for N. Y. U. on the grid- [ling linesman who catches the eye, will be given and plans will be form- ish Rose" does not depend on this sort Society meets every other Friday double orchestra has been engaged to
night
in
Temple
Beth
El.
ulated
for
future
activities
of
this
or-
furnish the dance music. Both ball-
Field and trample over Hurween's iron. while a hack is always right out in
ganization. After the meeting the of thing to make it one of the most do-
rooms will be used and an unusual
squad. If nothing else, the Harvard
One of our readers advised us that front. Spectators follow the ball in members and friends will attend the lightful, clean, wholesome and genu-
An old 811111 . 8 young wife Is neither program of entertainment has been ar-
team will be a lighting one.
Lassman was not Jewish. Our reply: a football game and it is only the Alpha Tim dance at the B'nai Writh inely funny comedies that has been
girl, wife nor widow.
Al Miller did the punting for Har- is that we never said that he was. j bucks that carry it, hence it is easier Center. seen in the theater for many years.
ranged.
vard against Geneva, but with very
hem to get all the attention and
We printed a notice about him be- ' for t ause.
little effect. Miller is a hard run-
appl
Student Athletes.
It is common to hear tales of the
J academic failings of athletes and
some of the talk is not without basis,
but there are many instances where
the Greek idea has been followed.
Two of the Rhodes scholars from this
country are former football stars,
Preen of Cornell and Parker of Dart-
mouth. Our Jewish athletes have not
been far behind. Phil Rakov, basket-
ball star on the Syracuse University
team, is a medical student who is one
of the best eight students in the medi-
cal college, Bud Bergman, football
player in the Penn State team,
stands high in scholastic standing.
Dr. Hurry Kallet is another who won
praise for his ability both in the
classroom and on the gridiron. Dr.
Joseph Alexander, coach of the New
York Giants, professional football
team, is both a good doctor and ath
lets. The greatest athlete and scholar
of them all was Paul Robeson, the
negro actor. Mr. Robeson was an
All-American end on the Rutgers
football team for two years. He
played basketball and was active on
the track. He was a member of Phi
Beta Kappa, the honorary scholastic
society; president of the debating
club at Rutgers and a holder of a
law degree from Columbia Uni.
versity.
Add to the roster of Jewish pro-
fessional football players Goldstein,
who plays guard for the Newark
team,
1/4
nic
FAVORS ABOLITION OF
STATE PROPERTY TAX
IN
RECORDERS COURT
Election November 2, 1926
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Abolition of the state property tax
as an unnecesary burden on the home-
owners of the state, as proposed by
the Democratic party, is proving of
more than passing interest in the pres-
ent gubernational campaign.
This proposal, which is along the
lines of the so-called Virginia plan, is
now a law and in successful operation
in Virginia, Pennsylvania and other
states. Adoption of the plan would
mean that the property owner would
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The party, under the leadership of
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of the state.
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state government costs one-third by
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The proposed tax reform along with
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"The Big Parade" at Lafayette
"The Big Parade," the stirring mo-
tion picture of the A. E. F'. in France
during the World War, written by
Laurence Stallings, former officer in
the Marines, is playing a return en-
gagement at the Shubert Lafayette
Theater, in Detroit, giving two per-
, formances daily at 2:30 and 8:30.
Crowded houses testify that the inter-
est in this film continues unabated.
The cast is splendid. John Gilbert
arts ti-e ylung a:Wier of gentle breed-
ing who falls in use with a French
girl, played by Renee Adlree; Karl
Dane is Slim, who chews tobacco and
goes to his death with equal noncha-
lance, and Tom O'Brien is Bull, as
valiant as he is hard-boiled.
The most enthralling nv:ments of
the film come when the halation moves
forward in the rumbling cassona and
the tearful parting between the girl
and her Yankee sweetheart or the
stealthy advance through the Argonne
lof the Yanks, with • "what's-it-all-
: about" expression on their faces as
the snipers pick off some of their pals.
Saturday night, October 23, the final
performance will be given.
PERFECTION LODGE
Perfection Lodge, No. 486, F. and
I A. M., will hold a special communi-
' cation Wednesday, Oct. 20, at 7 p.
m., at Old Masonic Temple.
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
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