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There is an angle of sportsmanship in connection with that defaulted
golf match in Virginia that seems to be overlooked by the critics. The
J e wess who refused to play the finals because the match was fixed on Yom
Kippur showed far more character than the lady who accepted the title
under such circumstances. Rather poor sportsmanship, to say the least, to
win a title because her rival would not sacrifice her religious convictions.
I wonder what would have been said had a devout fundamentalist Christian
l a dy been forced to default a golf match because of her refusal to play on
Sunday? She would probably have been applauded by the press through•
out the country and the golf club that refused to recognize her Sabbath day
onvictions would have come in for a tremendous drubbing. As for the
c
lady who under such conditions would have taken the title—well, her name
would have been anathema. So 1 would like to put down here in the hope
that some of my readers in Virginia may pass it along to the "woman cham-
pion" that I think she is rather sub-normal as a sport and the golf club that
countenanced it rather more so.
Men's Club Plans
igemple Nell Et
Year's Activities
Notes
Adress of Rabbi Mann, "Quest
of Happiness," Enthusias-
tically Received.
Sehwartz's almost lone partiality and
W. SCHWARTZ, CHICAGO I Utt.pian Idyll—he is one of the few greatly increased the success of the
ARTIST, COMES TO FORE Chicago artists who venture into this
Detroiters will he interested to knave
that William S. Schwartz of Chicago,
who won the first prize at the Jewish
Art Exhitit which is conducted an-
nuall under the auspices of the Je•-
Sunday Morning Services:
The Sunday morning srevice will ish Centers Association, recently
be held Sunday, Oct. 17, at 10:45. erned recognition of the laurels won
Dr. Franklin will occupy the pulpit in the past.
According to the art critic of the
and his sermon subject will be "Fools
Chicago Daily News, William S.
and Their Money."
Schwartz, who recently held a one man
show at the Chicago Arts Institlite
Saturday Morning Service:
At 10:30 on Saturday morning, sniffs at the "home grown variety of
landscape, portrait, and flower paint-
Oct. 16, Dr. Leo M. Franklin will oc-
ing" and instead sets down his notion
cupy the pulpit.
of Arcady. "lair Eves recline in
flaming forests or sits by the side of
Fenkell Branch:
quiet pools in h is pictures an d "long
The religious school of the Fenkell robed proct." ssions about the grea t cliff-
Branch of Temple Beth El is now in bound lakes."
To explain Mr.
ession. All boys and girls of the
Fenkell neighborhood are welcome.
field--we might perhaps lock to his
heritage frmu imaginative Russia and
his metier, as an opera singer,
xhich has Ittl him to a more inspiring
type than that to which most artists
have recourse.
According to Eleanor Jewilt, art
critic of the Chicago Tribune,
Schwartz is called a mystic and brings
a message in his study tigort.s and
mask-like faces, something to do with
labor and dreams, and possibly Para-
dise.
According to the same critic, he is
compared with the great Russian ar•
tics, Boris Anisfeld and Itot•rich.
Mr. Schwartz has been one of the
hest contributors to the Jewish Cen-
ters art exhibition for the past six
years, for which the officers and board
of directors of the Jewish Centers As-
CONGREGATION EMANUEL
HOLDS BIBLE CLASSES
The Hebrew classes of Congrega-
tion Emanuel, under the supervision
of Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky, with J. Men-
delson as principal and a competent
staff of teachers, were started on Sun-
day morning, Oct. 3, at the synagogue,
Taylor and Wilson avenues. The en-
rollment of boys and girls between the
ages of seven and 15 is steadily in-
creasing. The study of Jewish history
as well as instruction in Jewish cus-
toms and traditions will be taught.
Classes are still open and those de.
siring to register are requested to do
so at the synagogue on Sunday morn-
ing, Oct. 17.
The first meeting of the season of
the Men's Temple Club was held on
Tuesday evening, Oct 12. A crowd
which taxed the dining room of Tem-
ple Beth El to capacity came to hear
Rabbi Louis L. Mann of Sinai Con-
gregation, Chicago. lie spoke on
The Quest of Happiness."
Morris Garvett, president of the
Men's Club, introduced the speaker.
"Many picture life as cold and
austere, yet there is an explanation
for this," said Rabbi Mann. "Jesus
emphasized the dt.pravity of human
nature in his philosophy and the Temple Arts Society:
world is full of evil and that death
The Temple Arts Society, under
"Greater love hash no man for his fellowman."—Dear Pious Otto. I is the ultimate ideal.
the leadership of Isaac Gilbert, is pre-
have a copy of Pious Otto Pressers Pointers before me. It is printed in
"Mohammedism presents a pessi- paring an ambitious program of pro-
Texas. Otto, with true Christian spirit, doesn't like the Jews and spreads mism irredeemable, while stoicism ductions for the season. In the con-
the fact on the front page. It's a sad story about the oil business in Texas. teaches to endure the evil that exists. templated program is included a
But, according to Otto, he is the man Diogenes missed in his search for an
"In contrast to all this philosophy three-act play. This will be the first
honest man. We have his assistant manager's word that Otto is all he stands Judaism. Judaism is a reli- time in its history that the Temple
Leads the World in Motor Car Value
claims for himself. Let us read what Mr. Stacey has to say:
gion of joy and of happines and Arts Society has undertaken so big
feasts of joy are frequently held. a project. The first series of plays
Happiness is a great fundamental will be held Tuesday night, Nov. 23.
"It is a pleasure and a source of much pride for a person to have
the rare privilege of knowing Mr. Pressel personally. Such utter sin-
principle of daily living. happiness
cerity—such broad unfolding love of his fellowmen is seldom, indeed,
a problem of all problems Every- The Daily Kindergarten:
•
met with in any individual. His work is inspired, not from mer-
one in his own way is in quest of
The Temple Tidings for this month
cenary, selfish reasons, but by service to his fellowman; to help the
happiness. Most people believe that
account of a new
stragglers from the rut and put them on the high road to success
wealth is happiness, yet some of the contains a complete
established at the temple,
poorest people are happiest; others department -
and fortune.
dergarten for children be-
believe that power is happiness. Na- a daily,kin.
the ages of 3 and 5. For fur-
poleon said he had not enjoyed seven tween
Let us pray!
information apply to the office
happy days in his life. Others be tkers
the'temple:'
of
Well, that's not a bad idea, hiking through Palestine. From what I've lieve that safety and security bring
heard that should be more pleasant than stopping at the tourist centers. happiness. Happiness is not it physi- Cradle Roll:
Milton Coen, a shark in literature at Harvard, class of 1025, started out to cal quality but a psychological qual-
As we wish to have a complete reg-
make it tour of Palestine in de luxe style. But he changed his mind, bought ity. Some insist that htalth make
istration Of all the children within the
a revolver, packed his knapsack and hiked it from Dan to Beersheba. Of for happiness. Happiness is the op- iousehoisk of our mendx•rs, we ear-
-
course, Milton didn't refuse a donkey ride occasionally or if a train came portunity to exercise all of one's ca
nestly request that all members of
along he was willing to hop it. But all in all it was really a hike. lie pacity for unselfish service. This is our congregation whose households
wanted color and atmosphere. And he got it. You'll find it all between the represented very foreeably by
have been blessed with children dur-
Goethe's
"Faust,"
Maeterlink's
"Blue
covers of the book just issued by the Kensington Press titled "Tramping
ing the past five years should please
Through Palestine." One thing say for young tioell, he has imagina- Bird" and Wasserman's "The World's
send their names and the exact date
Illusion."
These
three
books
teach
tion and he knows how to write. Makes one wish he'd been along.
that the individual cannot find happi- if their birth to Rabbi Fram without
ness, but happiness must find the in- delay. We urgently request, too, that
Milt Gross, the unassuming young chap who has made such- a success dividual. It is not an objective but the temple be notified of every case
with Mrs. Teitelbaum and the Nine Baby, drops me a line to say that he's a by-product of unselfish service of birth, marriage or death occurring
so busy he hasn't even time to take a trolley ride to Brooklyn. Well, Milt, Most people are just as happy as they within the households of our mem-
we can shake hands on that. One thing I must say for Gross and that is deserve to be. The quest of happi- bers.
there is no sting in his good-natured "take off" of the Jewish characters ness lies in the happiness of the
whose conversations are overheard in Dumb Waiter.
quest. There must be an obsession School of Religion:
The office of the School of Religion
if service. It comes from serving,
Time, that cleverly edited weekly digest of the world's news, certainly from sharing it with those less for is now open for the registration of
new pupils. The school is now in
has its troubles trying to please its readers. If one wants to gain an idea tunate than we are."
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin, who re- session. There will be no registra-
of how difficult it is for an editor to please his readers note this: A sub-
scriber to Time, evidently a Jewess, complains that the editors show "deep- cently returned from Europe, made tions made on Sunday. All new pu-
rooted and narrow-minded prejudice" because of an article appearing in the a few pertinent remarks on the sub- nils must register during the week.
The Sunday School office on the sec-
—and if it had been possible to build
publication dealing with the Jewish holy days. The editor appends a note ject discussed by the speaker.
At the close of the meeting a dance ond floor of the temple building is
saying that "the description happens to have been written by a devout Jew
all the cars ordered September would new
sent heights.
Nash demand racing toward
and read for accuracy by a rabbi." Immediately following is another letter was held, which continued until mid •"en from 9 until 5 every day except
have smashed all Nash records for September clicked the 25th consec.
that says: "You may cancel my subscription. The reason is your article night. Max Levey rendered several Saturday.
of Sept. 20 wherein you demean one of our greatest fraternal orders," vocal solos, which were enthusias-
a single month's business.
utive month and October will regis•
meaning the Ku Klux Klan. There in a nutshell you have some of the tically received
The Library:
ter the 26th—with three exceptions
The officers and board of directors • Among the books in our library
troubles of our craft.
of the Men's Club for the ensuing now are: "Stranger Than Fiction,"
At this writing —that Nash sales have exceeded the
by
Lewis
Browne;
"This
Believing
Sir Herbert Samuel apparently does not look upon the Palestinian enter- year are: Morris Garvett, president;
it is a practical certainty that Octo•
record set by the same month of the
World," by Lewis Browne, and all the
prise as an effort in the direction of the establishment of a Jewish state Dr. Charles A. Smith, vice-president;
ber sales and production will surpass
previous year.
In fact he seems to minimize the political aspects of the situation and William B. Isenberg, recording secre- works of Israel Zangwill. Every mem.
ber
of
the
temple
and
every
student
tary;
David
Ponnusky,
financial
sec-
largest
previ•
places his emphasis upon Palestine as a spiritual and cultural center of
by more than 50% the
of its schools is entitled to draw
r
Judaism. He says that the majority of Jews will continue to live out- retary; Joseph Lichtenstein, treas-
ous October on our books.
side of Palestine and efforts should not be spared to improve the material urer; Dr. Leo M. Franklin, ex-officio; books front our library.
condition of the Jews in all countries. But the spiritual and cultural cen- Rabbi Leon Frans, Wallace Rosen-
Suggestion As to Memorial G i fts:
The 16 models in the three new
Announcement
ter of Judaism will be in Palestine and therefore all Jews throughout the heim, harry It. Solomon, Milford A There are a few real oportunities
of new models—oil Nash series range in price from $865
world must join in the work of reconstructing the Jewish homeland. This Stern, ex-officios; Sydney L. Alexan for members of the congregation fit-
poteet ed With 7-hearing crankshaft
der,
Maurice
A.
Enggass,
A.
C.
Lap-
may not please the extremist on either side but it must appeal with con-
to $2090 f. o. b. factory.
tingly to memorialize the beloved
ld's smoothest ope-
mum, tlie
siderable force to those who view the entire Jewish question with r•ason- pin, Louis S. Musliner, Harvey 11 ones who have passed away. For
Vehon, David 'Wilkus and Edwin A.
able minds.
those in position to give a generous
Wolf, board members.
The Men's Club of Temple Beth El amount, there is at present an on-
Religion up to date in Pittsburgh, Pa. For weeks there has been a has arranged to have speakers of note nortunity which Dr. Franklin will be
drive on the part of the forces of religion to clean up the city of vice. So to address the members of Temple slat' to discuss with any who may be
after much conversing and conferring we discover that the city, if it is to Beth El and their households during interested.
Sales anti Service—Woodward and Palmer.
be completely purified and the devil's disciples are to be chased far away the coming season.
—possibly to Philadelphia—by the director of the department of public
Associate Dealers:
Membership Committee:
safety,
Members, if you want to introduce
MOTOR SALES
enta, by placing a ban on Sunday football, golf and tennis! The ways of
W. H. GOPHER MOTOR SALES MARTIN
R. W. HOLLISTER
are weird. Think of men and weep! The first definite attack on vice
11625 Jos. Campau
a new member into Temple Beth El ,
12942 Woodward Ave.
is to curtail
the playing of football, golf and tennis on Sunday. Quite a
please call Wallace Rosenheini, chair- ngi",3 - 8438 Grand River Avenue.
rt
"
111
GIBSON
DETROIT
SALES CO.
more practical procedure (which, of course, is not covered 1.y the Blue
man of the membership committee, at ROWLEY & ZIMMERMAN
ED. NOWAK
v Oltittar Note s
8185 West Fort St.
Laws) would be to turn the light on the corruption practiced during the
the temple, Empire 6116, or at his
4551 Michigan Ave.
-
5066 Woodward Ave.
o m-
primaries of Pennsylvania. But, of course, that really would dpi, em-
home, Empire 1750.
WALTER P. HAMMOND, INC
H. A. SCHMID CO.
Mrs. Joseph Schwartz of West Iro-
V. E. WORDEN, INC.
barrassing and we mustn't expect too mac -.
Linwood at Philade lphia
Ave.
11801
Gratiot
course, I am willing to admit that it is a sin the way some folk of my quois road and Mrs. Benjamin El Young People's Club:
3169 E. Jefferson
The October affair of the Young
tiling of Murphy street have returned
LEWIS
BROS.
INC.
acquaintance play golf.
Inc.
COMMUNITY MOTORS,
after having been delightfully enter- People's Society of Temple Beth El
-
2555 East Grasil Blvd.
001.1 gist ."4 OZ911
Was it St. Petersburg, Fla.? I'm not quite sure, but I am under the 'ained at the home of their broth. will be a hard times masquerade
lace.
All
of
the
young
people
of
sr
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
impression that that city, which tried to hang out a sign, "No Jews Wanted,"
a couple of years ago was the city that tried to hide the facts concerning Meyer Rosenbaum of Hazelwood ave- Temple Beth El households are cor-
dially invited.
some epidemic for fear of hurting the tourist business. I say, I am not sure nue, Detroit.
but that thought somehow remains in my mind. But at least there can br
.
Mrs.
Joseph
Barnett
of
Franklin
no doubt that Christian Florida is trying to get "Tourists At Any Cost'
right now, even though it be at the expense of increasing the suffering and 'boulevard and Mrs. Nathan Blumro
misery and despair of those who were the victims of the recent tidal waves yen of Oneida road were the guests
Start:
Yes. even Jews would be probably welcome now at the very best hotels, lb of relatives in Detroit and Flint due Classes
The classes and activities have
anxious are they for business. The head of the Red'Cross is authority fob 'ng the past week.
started and are in full swing with a
the statement that business is being put ahead of humanity in the state of
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth 'arge enrollment. There is still room
Florida and that is a sad state indeed.
%cob held its monthly meeting at the 'n some classes for a few more mem-
hers. Any girls who have neglected
Of course I can understand that there are certain situations that would 'eniple on Orchard Lake avenue. 'o enroll, do it this week. Don't wait
Final plans for a rummage sale
offer an excuse for a l'rotestant firm to insist that a stenographer or typi•' vhich is to be held next week, were • ny longer. Enroll now and get in
should be a I'rotestant, but I cannot see any reason in the refusal of car. made. The hi-monthly card parties it the start.
fain Protestants in Pittsburgh to employ a comnetent stenographer becaus• will be resumed in the near future.
she is a Jewess. A nrincinal of a school—a Protestant—informs me Om'
D•ncing:
he cannot understand such prejudice, and he as=ures me that he knows
An instructress from Miss Bon-
Members of Temple Beth Jacob
that the girl in question was denied an opportunity to work in several in held their annual congregational din gelle's Dancing School has been en-
stances for no other reason than the one quoted. It is extremely unfor per and election of officers on Sun- raged for the dancing class. This,
tunate that Protestant employers permit their religious prejudices to assum. day. One hundred members were 'hiss will be held every Wednesday
such proportions.
=resent, at which time Jacob Meyers from '7:30 to 9 p. m. If you've been
was re-elected president; Sol Manes, wishing for that grace of movement,'
It looks as though one of Secretary James J. Davis' pet hobbies will die ;ice-president; Dr. George Weiss, sec- noise and rythm that is so desirable,
LEAVING YOU ONLY YOUR LOCAL TAX OBLIGATION
in its infancy. The earnest-minded Secretary of Labor has never fully re- -etary, and Nathan Blumrosen, treas- here is your chance.
covered from the bugaboo of Red domination. And it has been his insisten• urer. Rabbi A. M. Hershman of De-
sr; that every alien should be registered. I am not sure whether he want: troit gave an interesting talk on Supper Classes:
(This plan is now operating in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Connecticut and
All those who are enrolled in
them finger-printed or not. In any event he wants to he sure that he can "Fundamentals of Judaism."
classes that start at 7 or 7:30 will
other states)
put his finger on a certain alien when he wants him. Ile should register
find it a distinct advantage and time
each year. I could never quite get the idea of the real purpose behind the
PERSONAL'
SERVICE
and
money
saver
to
come
to
the
"V"
The
Muskegon
Platform, which is the pledge of the Democratic Party, says:
suggested legislation but, frankly, it always smacked a little ton much of
ry
from the office and cook your
the Russian espionage system. In any event at this writMg it looks
vethe
BUREAU IS FORMED directly
fl or for
own
delicious
supper
under
a
corn-
much as if Mr. Davis' registration ohm will he placed in camph ace anti
-
WE FAVOR THE REMOVAL OF TAXES FROM REAL PROPERTY BY
der the in ue
course, one can never tell. Wh •
The Young Women's Hebrew Assn netent teacher. Result—no rushing,'
time being. Of co
THE STATE FOR STATE PURPOSES, BELIEVING SUCH TAXES
threat of 100 per centers it has been possible to pass inhumane immigration siation has recently inaugurated a no tardiness to classes, and a lot of
-. is aroused.
laws, almost anything is possible when the mob
SHOULD BE RESERVED SOLELY FOR LOCAL PROJECTS.
most important piece of work. In a fun besides.
AS H
te s t gi ber
roi
e-re- e s a les
in Nash Hiaory
OCTOBER!
MILLER-JUDD CO., Distributors
m
Y. W. H. A. NOTES
1
TO THE HOME OWNER
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OFFERS
A BIG SAVING OPPORTUNITY
No State Taxes
TO PAY ON YOUR PROPERTY
A reader sends me a marked copy of Pax International containing re- city as large as Detriot, with condi- Hikes:
as changing and unset tled as
On Sunday, Oct. 17, the "Y" will
ports of the proceedings of the Fifth Zionnial Congress of the Women's In- tions are, the problem of the girl , her
and Freedom. Among the general resolutions they
Peace
u
for
employment
and her housing require- hold its first hike, under the direction
I
Miss Damsky and Miss Richards.
passed at the congress I note this one:
ments looms large on the horizon.
right snappy weather
It is the aim of the bureau for per- This is just the
for
hiking; so girls, get out your
This congress is convinced that the anti-Semitic movement is a
sonal service of the Y. W. 11. A. to
shoes, pack your
constant menace, expresses the need of contending against the anti-
help girls solve their problems, to knickers and hiking
plenty of pep and be
Sem:tic movement. and above all, against anti-Semitism amongst
keep in touch with employers and lunches, bring
at
the
"Y"
Sunday
morning at 9
the youth in the schools and universities.
unemployed Jewish girls and, as far
the meantime.
I 11
as possible, to fit the right girl to o'clock sharp.
don't
forget
to
phone
the "V' and
But what can be done? In Europe anti-Semitism is more of a pro-
he right position and to make for a
list.
the
fession than in this country, but even here it is getting to be handled
better understanding of the Jewish put your name on
onnlicant among the employers
in an expert fashion.
h• t phi- Added to this, there is the problem The Choir:
Mrs Silverstein, contralto of the
For several years I have been trying to get over
of the girl with no home in the city.
lanthropy with the Jews has become an obsession, that it has completely i he bureau will assist in finding a Temple Beth El choir, will conduct
the
choir at Friday night services.
submerged them as the People of the Bonk and has changed
them
into
the
1 have never been able home for this girl, where s le will Anyone desiring to join, please com-
People of the Check Book. But somehow or other
have the necessary physical comforts
municate
with the "Y" headquarters
to state my position in an understandable way. So without
mentioning
wis Chronicle, re- and the right atmosphere.
London
Miss Miriam D. Goldman, who has as soon as possible, as the number
names I will quote from an editorial in the Jew e ish to express my
s
limited.
just assumed charge of the work,
printed by the Jewish Times of Philadelphia, which
needs no introduction in Detroit.
thought accurately:
Miss Goldman is a former president Personal Service Bureau:
The personal service bureau, under
If there is a criticism tenable in respect to his remarkable career
of the Jewish Woman's Club and of
shake
it is the very serious one that, withal, he has been unable to
Alumna e. a the direction of Miss Miriam D. Gold-
the Michigan Co lleg
himself in the least free from benevolence a= an ideal and philan-
n the De- man, is prepared to accept applica-
teacher for many years Al
"Y" members, both
troit Central High School, and is well tions from the
thropy as an end in itself.
for positions and rooms. Definite of-
There, ladies and gentlemen, you have the case of Jewish philanthropy known to all who are interested in fice hours will be announced later.
in a nutshell. The Jews have made "benevolence an ideal" and have made educational and communal affairs. At the present telephone Glendals
"philanthropy an end in itself." The Jews of this country at least are She returns to Detroit after having 96a6 or the general phone, Glendale
completed a fine piece of Dirk in
Jewish-philanthropic leadership. And in the mean- connectio n with the Joint
stribu- 7071, for appointments.
today dominated by a
tion Committee throughout the coon-
while the Jew is spiritually starvin
-- g!
As long as the sun shines one does
t note u-here one of my colleagues files a complaint that the Chicago . try. It is hoped that the public will co not ask for the moon.
Board of Education has made a deduction from the salaries of Jewish
first
operate
with
this
department
to
the
This is the
Man doth what he can, and God
teachers who were absent on been
the Jewish
high
holidays.
adopted.
It may
soften my colleague's end that there may be little or no un-
procedure
bas ssrs'ice group such as a board of education employment among the Jewish girls what Ile will.
time
such a against
indignation
a public
hears that some lage department stores in this country owned and that there may always be on file
An untried friend is like an un-
r employes who are absent on Yom Kippur and at the "Y" building • list of real
whe n h e
cracked nut.
I homes that are available.
by Jews "dock" those Jewish
New Years Day.
The Platform Also Provides:
FOR ABOLISHING THE STATE POLICE.
LAW
FOR A MORE EQUITABLE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMPENSATI
For IMPROVED CONDITIONS FOR THE FARMER AND TOWNSHIP
RESIDENT
FOR A FAIR CONSIDERATION OF WAR VETERANS
FOR ABOLISHING CONVICT LABOR AS COMPETITOR TO FREE LABOR
FOR DECENTRALIZING GOVERNMENT AND PLACING IT IN THE
PEOPLE'S HANDS
FOR REDUCING GOVERNMENT COSTS ONE-THIRD
FOR LIMITATION OF EXECUTIVE POWERS
ONEST CONSERVATION AND STOPPING STREAM POLLUTION
FOR IMP ROVED PRIMARY ELECTION LAWS
FAVORS OCEAN PORTS FOR MICHIGAN VIA ST. LAWRENCE RIVER
FAVORS A FAIRER CONSIDERATION FOR WOMEN
FAVORS ORDERLY GOVERNMENT THROUGH LAW ENFORCEMENT
"CLEAN HOUSE WITH COMSTOCK"
VOTE DEMOCRATIC
Election November 2, 192
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k.„ • Krenz Mares
10347 Wood'rd
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Be'"' (-" 1"rt 111141 •
and Service PrevaiL
Coltinirwet.d