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'PISGAH NOMINATES
OFFICERS MONDAY

Jewish Athletic League:
The Detroit Jewish Athletic League
opened its baseball season Tuesday
evening, Dee. 14, at the Shaarey Ze-
dek with the Jericho Lodge playing
against the Community Five, the
Strangers A. C. against the Alpha
learn and the La-De-Da against the
Y. M. II. A.

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BICYCLES

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Health and
Recreation

binding upon the members, who may
make other nominations front the floor
(Continued From Page (inc.)
of the lodge. It is also stated that be-
/,"
ish claim to pre-eminence in these
cause of adoption of new by-law,
matters is no more a 'slander' than and people, but nation and nation.
three vice-presidents will be selected
to agree with their claim to pre- Our greatest danger today lies in the
at the coming elections.
I eminence in the clothing trade. Be- fact that nations consider themselves
On Sunday, Dec. 12, 1926, 200 new
isidets that, it is a service to the Amer- I superior and other nations inferior
members were initiated into the lodge
of
who are rs
Oakland Mothers Club:
CHAS .11 ,11,2SENMAN.K.
icon people to tell the who their and speak of thoseas s tri nge notand
and order as the "Adolph Freund
their own nation
There will be a meeting of the
Class." The initiatory ceremony
bosses are.
2t7 ON ITTIOT AVE
Oakland Mothers Club on Saturday
"It might interest Mr. Straus' sag- aliens.
"We must get rid of the idea of afternoon, Dec. 18, at 2:30 o'clock, which took place in the community
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gested jury to take up the above our own self-sufficiency and be ready
and hcuse was performed by the degree
atinNY 9171
at the Moore School, Alger Mil.
team, of which Harry Gurovitch is the
statement, find their numerous coun-
to borrow and to lend, because there Cameron streets. Mis, D orothy
chairman, assisted by Dr. Mark Gunz-
terparts in Jewish literature, and are many things we can lend and I
kovich, dietitian of the North End burg, organist, and I. Herz and A. 1.
then
compare
the
claims
with
the
I
____, ,
other things which others have that Community Clinic, will speak on "Ap-
•
•
Edgar, vocalists.
actual facts. This magazine will be
we can borrow. Out of t his wilt c
plied Nutrition" and will be followed
The class, which was one of the larg-
glad to direct them to the sources."
spirit of accord and national good- by musical selections and dancing.
est inducted into the order in many
The Dearborn Independent, of Mr. will. We do not want uniformity be-
years, was named in honor of Adolph
Ford—the two may be used inter-
cause it l‘ contrary to the laws of Chanukah Entertainment:
Freund, one of the oldest members of
I changeably, for lord owns the lade- God and man. No two things that
Through the courtesy of the 'bide- the organization and beloved by the
I pendent—says it agrees with Straus are the handiwork of God are alike.
in all lie says about himself as a If there iv to be good will among us, kah Club, candy was distributed to rank and tile of B'nai IVrithdum.
600 children who constituted the au-
Following the initiatory exercises,
philanthropist.
it must come not through tolerance dience at the children's Chanukah en-
the gathering which tilled the lodge
"But," it adds, "philanthropy was
but through understanding. We need tertainment held on Wednesday eve- rooms to capacity, was addressed by
a great thing 100 years ago. Genuine
unity and not uniformity."
Milford Stern, president of Temple
ning, Dec. 8.
philanthropy today means the pay-
Among the officials at the dinner
Beth F.I.
ment of such wages as will render
were Mayor John W. Smith, P. J. Fenkell Mothers Hold Election:
"There is a two-fold spirit hovering
philanthropy unnecessary.
Detroit's Leading Bicycle Store for 35 Years
Monteith, city controller; Judges Ira
over
this occasion," said Mr. Stern,
The following are the new otTicers
COI, Charity Shameful.
W Jayne and Clyde Webster of the
"one, the spirit of a beloved man who
of
the
Fenkell
Mothers
Club:
Mrs.
"It may be that Mr. Straus revo- Circuit Court; Judges Brennan, W.
graces this assembly by his presence;
lutionized the wage rate paid to em- McKay Skillman and Charles Bowles) Kitty Jackson, president; Mrs. Anna the other, a spirit of love for that num.
ler's Court; Judge Command Wolf, vice-president; Mrs. S. Glass,
ployes of department stores which he
This day is sublimated liy the person-
of na •
controlled, and that he reduced all of Probate Court; Congressman-elect secretary, 1111(1 Mrs. E. Aptaker, treas- ality of Adolph Freund. and by our de-
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excess profits on goods, but if so he Robert Clancy; Edward II. Fox, chief urer.
light in hint. Pisgah Lodge has dedi-
Cadillac
has neglected to chronicle it in the
0060
cated this day to him. This splendid
Cadillac
o f I Ttectives• Lester S. Moll, chief
long list of his philanthropies as assistant prosecuting attorney; In-IDelray Mothers Clubs:
of the Delray class of 200 initiates has taken the ob-
At
a
recent
meeting
printed in 'Who's Who.'
spector Frank Gorman of the board
ligation of Waal Writh in his name
"Unfortunately for our full appre- of education, and many professional Mothers Clubs the following were This group of new members is to be
elected: Mrs. Eva Fox, president;
(dation of that list, this magazine al-
congratulated because of its sponsor-
men.
Wade Booth sang a group of songs Mrs. Mary Ross, vice-president, and ship by the man whom we are honor
1 ways has held that there is something
I shameful in receiving 'charity' and before the speaking of the evening Mrs. Katz, treasurer.
ing today; and both the group and the
something shameful in offering it. commenced, which exemplified the
lodge are to be complimented because
"Uptown's Most Beautiful
We have contended that the truest spirit of the evening. Ile sang "The Twelfth Street Mothers Clubs:
of the number of high-calibeced men,
The new officers of the Twelfth
charity was the effort to make char- Volga Boat Song," an Irish song, the
Restaurant."
intellectual and professional, who are
ity superfluous. But on this point of universally known "Eli Eli'' in Yid- Street Mothers Clubs, elected ut a within its ranks. The degree team has
view we willingly accord to Mr. dish. and "Boots," the words of which meeting held on Dec. 11, are: Presi-
urpassed itself by putting on the work
dent, Mrs. Ida Sherman; vice-presi-
Straus the same freedom of opinion were writen by Rudyard Kipling.
of initiation with impressive effective-
Kresnoff; secretary,
dent, Mrs.
which we exercise for ourselves."
ness, truly as if it were inspired.
Mr. May Klee, and treasurer, Mrs.
"What is there about 'Dadddy'
JACOB NATHAN SPEAKS
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Craig.
Freund that excites so much admira-
DENTAL MEETING
Protoet Your Walls andCurtaiss
tion and devotion? Concededly he is a
Weekly Dances:
with
rare combination of fine qualities and
At the annual convention of the
The Jewish Athletic League spon- noble characteristics. He is a man of
Western Michigan Dental ASAOCiati 011 sored the dance on Wednesday night
.
fascinations and high achime-
at Lansing on Friday,Dec. : , Jacob and the Senior Council of Clubs will many
i molts. But the secret of his strength
i Nathan delivered an address on l be host next week, Dec. 22.
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Ifs something more subtle.
Glendale 6359
In a few lines that I recently read
the preservation of our forests, and "Your Money." Members of the ,
Steel
front heavy Van Dyke, I find a clue to
are a valued trustee of the University Ingham County Medical Association I Faicome Club:
Faicome Club is planning to the make-up of this wonderful young
Bake.Enameled. of the City of Syracuse, your native were guests. In his discussion Mr. I
stressed the fact that a na• run one of the Wednesday night man of 80, Adolph Freund. The poet
Neat in appear- city. You have served innumerable Nathan greatest
asset is its man pow- dances in the very near future and
lion
ance and low In organizations for Si,,, promotion of er, Provo d e d th a t man power is
celebrate its sixth anni- says:
kerning and the welfare of your fel- sessed of and inspired by the will to expects
price.
versary to
with a dinner-dance at one Fnur things a man must learn to do
lowmen.
accomplish the purposes that make of the down-town hotels.
If he would make his record true:
"In these and ninny other activities , a nation truly great.
To think without confusion clearly;
you have encouraged hundreds and
To
love his fellow men sincerely;
(New Address)
Jewish Athletic League:
thousands in all walks of life by your
79 MARTIN PLACE
The Detroit Jewish Athletic League To act from honest motives purely;
Vitaphone at Lafayette.
sacrifice
and
your
devotion
to
the
evening,
To
trust in Good and Ileaven se-
Glendale 6359
Warner Bros.' presentation of opened its season Tuesday
things
curely."
Half Block from Woodward Avenue public good, and for all these forbear
John Barr more in "Don Juan" and Dec 14 at the Shaarey Zedek Syne-
f rb
, and for the ninny w h ic h we fortes
Vitaphone had its Michigan premiere gogue. The schedule for next week,
' to mention we Oct you to accept this
Zedek
on
b
f
r
one
aarey
Walnut
h
Sh
to
be
played
at
t
e
at the Shubert Lafayette e o e
W. KIRBY, Corner
CHINQUILLA AT FORUM
CONCRETE GARBAGE and modest offering as a slight token of of the most brilliant audiences ever Tuesday evening, Dec. 21, is as-
fop
our affection, our esteem and our
ASH RECEPTACLES
assembled in a Detroit theater, and lows: Jericho Lodge vs. Strangers
The speaker for the Detroit Open
I gratitude.
-.. A. C., at 7; Alpah Tau Fraternity vs.
RUSH—BUY NOW—Before Arrival of
scored a veritable triumph, as it has
Forum on Sunday, Dec. 19, is Chin-
"Dec. 14, 1926."
Winter.
La-De-Da, at 8; Community Five vs.
done in New York,
Boston and Chi-
Y
.
quilla, the daughter of Lone Star,
The commitee consisted of Dr.
One-family Garbage Receptacle $7.75
cago, where the attraction is still Y. M. II. A., at 9.
Cyrus Adler, chairman; A. C. Ratsch-
who was the head chief of the South-
playing to capacity houses after en-
ern Cheyenne Indian Nation. She is
sky, Boston; James II. Becker and
F • rewell Banquet:
very well informed upon the history,
Julius Rosenwald, Chicago; David A. gagements of months.
1927 PINGREE
The farewell banquet held in honor
The critics were unstinted in their
customs and habits of the Indian.
Brown, Detroit; Felix Fuld, Newark;
Residencet Garfield 7106
praise of both the film and that marvel of Miss Blume Levin was reported a
From the life of the prairie she
Judge Horace Stern, Philadelphia;
Office:
of marvels, Vitaphone. The audience huge success. Mrs. C. Weisberg of
assed to the life of the school and
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and David M. Bressler, Daniel Gug-
1354 Buhl Bldg.
was spellbound by this great elec- the Institute Mothers Club, Mrs. A. p
was graduated from the Carlisle In-
genheim, Judge Samson Lachman, S.
trical invention which absolutely syn- Lankin of the Oakland Mothers Club, dian College. Everywhere that she
C. Lamport, Colonel Herbert 11. Leh-
chronizes sound and motion to the I Mrs. S. Craig of the Twelfth Street
has appeared, her appearance was a
man, Judge Irving Lehman, Solomon
"The Window Shade Man."
1/1000th part of a second, and the Mothers Club, Mrs. S. Avrin of the
marked success. The Detroit Open
M. Stroock, Cyrus L. Sulzberger, Is-
thrilling, gorgeous super film. As a Fenkell Mothers Club, Mrs. A. l.abre t Forum meets every Sunday after-
rael Unterberg. Ludwig Vogelstein
result of these flattering reviews, of the West Warren Mothers Club,
noon in the auditorium of the City
and Felix M. Warburg, New York
huge audiences are greeting the I Mrs. Roth of the Delray Mothers Club College of Detroit on Cass avenue,
City.
double bill and it will not be long , and Mrs. J. Shook of the Oakman between Ilancock and Warren ave-
ld
;
e
Boulevard Mothers
Club delivered
M
Drink a glass of wine after your before the daily matinee will b so
the I short addresses, after which extern- nues.
soup, and you steal half a crown from out at each performance, as are
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The dog will not eat his own bone I E
the physician.
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lkik
of
the
Oakland
Mothers
a
Mr
;
nor allow others to touch it.
Club and Mrs. Kolodin of the Oak-
man Boulevard Mothers Club. Be-
fore the dinner Mrs. Weiner, one of
the oldest members of the Mothers
Clubs, made a meitze. Several songs
were sung by Mrs. Lankin and Mrs.
Weiner. An etching, "The Talmudst,"
by Marco Zim, was presented to Miss
Levin on behalf of all the Mothers
Clubs of Detroit. Miss Mary Caplan,
director of the Jewish Centers Asso-
ciation, made the presentation speech.

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A new Young Judaean Club,
Daughters of the White and Blue,
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The following officers have been
elected: Estelle Rosenthal, presi-
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Ethel Shewitz, treasurer. Girls be-
tween the ages of 10 and 13 years
are invited to join. Meetings are
held on Thursday of each week at
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Daughters of Zion.

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The last meeting of the Daughters
of Zion was held Dec. 11 at the El
Moshe Synagogue. Election of offi-
cers took place, with the following
results: Rose Weiss, president ;
Sophie Goodstein, vice-president
Mae Naftulin, secretary, and Jennie
Silverman, treasurer. Sol Levin, wh o
was present, promised a new leader
for the club, following the resigna-
tion of Miss E. Tobin. The next
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day evening, at the same place.

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"Alexander's Visit to Jerusalem:"
Dora Kroll sang and played several
selections and Anna Krap sang.

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