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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Benjamin Solomon, vice-chancellor;
Samuel Lankin, treasurer; Irvin Ko-
pitz, secretary; Leo Lezin, recording
secretary; William Katz, financial
secretary. Past-Chancellor William
Morris will preside at the installation
exercises. The fraternity basketball
team is now engaged in practicing in-
door baseball. The entertainment
committee is planning several social
affairs for the near future. The mem-
bership drive will be reopened the
second week in April. The next reg-
ular meeting will be held Mbnday,
April 4, at 89 Rowena street.
Fraternal and Club &du
Sigma Delta Pi.
Miss Blanche Michelman of 3275
West Philadelphia avenue was hostess
at the last regular business meeting
of the Sigma Delta Pi Sorority, which
was held Sunday, March 27. The
next regular meeting will be held on
April 10 at the home of Miss Ethel
Fischer of 2633 Elmhurst avenue. It
is a very important meeting and all
pledgees are requested to be present.
A big surprise awaits you.
The Adelaide Girls.
The inaugural dance of the Ade-
laide Girls, Detroit section, was held
at the home of Mrs. Jennie Mitchell,
3250 Gladstone avenue, March 26.
The guests of honor were Miss Ade-
laide E. Cohen and Mrs. Myer Green-
berg, first president of the Adelaide
Girls of Toronto. The Detroit Ade-
laide Girls is a branch of an organiz-
ation of the same name which was
formed by a group of girls five years
ago, under the leadership of Miss
Adelaide Cohen, director of activities
of the Jewish Girls' Club of Toronto.
The aims of the club were literary,
athletic, social and philanthropic. So
successfully were these aims carried
out that now there are in the Jewish
Community House of Toronto 27
similar self-governing groups. The
Detroit branch was organized by Miss
Anne Nyman, a former member of
the Toronto club, and other members
whose home are now in this city. The
Jewish Athletic League.
officers are: President, Anne Ny-
The Jewish Athletic League spon-
man; vice-president, Miss Anne Pol- sored a six-team basketball league
lok; secretary, Faye Cherkmsky; this past winter, represented by the
treasurer, Julia Mitchell.
Community Club, B'nai B'rith Jun-
iors, Young Men's Hebrew Associa-
tion, Alpha Tau Fraternity, Jericho
Sigma Phi Lambda.
Lodge I. 0. 0. F. and the Strangers
Robert D. Morris and Jack Green- A. C. The Alpha Tau Fraternity
berg are in charge of the annual initi- won the championship and the fol-
ation exercises of the Sigma,, Phi lowing members of the team received
Lambda Fraternity of the University gold basketball souvenirs: Irving
of Detroit. Samuel Binkow, Harry Toppy, Mike Engelman, William
Morris and William Garelick are Morris, William Katz, Joseph Katz,
pledgees.
Irvin Kopitz, Joseph Raskin and S.
A. Qat.
Alpha Tau Fraternity.
Emanon Girls.
The Alpha Tau Fraternity held its
The last meeting of the Emanon
annual election with the following
results: Max Stollberg, chancellor; Girls was held at the home of Miss
Loretta Cohn. Misses Evelyn Schu-
biner and Hattie Kellerman were ini-
tiated into the club. Bridge was
played and prizes were awarded to
the Misses Evelyn Schubiner and Ze-
lina Mundstock. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Miss
Rose Perlman, 289 Josephine avenue.
Deci-Capediems.
The meeting of the Deci-Capediems
was held at the home of Miss Bessie
Werney on Tuesday, March 22. A
discussion of a raffle took place but
was set aside for the future. The
meeting was brought to a close by
t he girls playing bridge.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Miss Dorothy Falk, 2695
Pingree avenue, on Tuesday evening,
March 29.
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On March 11, prior to the opening of the Ford-Sapiro
trial in the District Court of the United States, The Detroit
Jewish Chronicle commented editorially as follows:
Mr. Ford, or those who write for him, for
we are persuaded that he does not write or
edit anything that appears under his name
and very often does not even read what has
been written. * * * *
Chi Ki Spi.
The Chi Ki Spi, recently organized
to promote friendliness and good-will
among its members, is composed of
all Jewish boys. Plans are being
formulated to rent a cottage at Cass
Lake for the coming summer and
nomy social affairs are being arranged
for next season. Announcements as
to meeting dates, place of meeting,
etc., will be given at a later date.
The Temple Sisterhood will meet
next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the temple.
Graham Trucks Take Lead.
Graham Brothers trucks have been
given the highest of tributes in the
official commercial vehicle registra-
tion figures of the last year for
Greater New York. These show that
in the combined %, 1, 1 4, and '2-too
gearshift field, capacities which serve
91 per cent of all trucking require-
ments, Graham Brothers lead all oth-
er makes.
Trucks operated in New York City
must survive probably the keenest
merchandising competition of any
population center in the world. The
relative dependability and low oper-
ating cost of delivery equipment used
by merchants is oftentimes a matter
of business life or death.'
This is the basis on which Graham
Brothers are establishing their lead
more and more thoroughly in the met-
ropolitan transportation market. Built
to fit the user's business, these trucks
stand up to the daily grind of work
with capacity loads in heavy traffic at
minimum maintenance cost.
Graham Brothers % -ton commer-
cial car chassis now sells for $670,
the 1-ton IG-Boy) chassis $885, the
l ifs-tun chassis for $1,245 and the
2-ton chassis $1,445, all f. o. b. De-
troit. These prices set a new low
level for the highest quality of com-
mercial transportation units.
Madison Athletic Club.
A regular meeting of the ;Madison
Athletic Club was held Sunday,
March 27, at the Y. W. II. A. club-
house, 89 Rowena street. Michael
Gruskin, chairman of the educational
committee, was the principal speaker
of the afternoon. He spoke on the
Ladies Lechem
A regular business meeting of the held at the home of Dorothy Koppel Hotel Taller on May 15. The meet- subject "Introduction." The organ-
ing
was
then
turned
over
to
Miss
ization is contemplating a Slaytime
Detroit Ladies Lechem Aniyim will of Collingwood avenue, Sunday, Ap-
be held Monday evening, April 4, at ril 3. Any boys or girls wishing to Florence Krobkin, the social chair- dance. The committee in charge of
the llolbrook Synagogue, Holbrook join call Irene R. Klein, Hemlock man. A one-act playlet was given by the affair includes I'hilip Goodman,
and Beaubien streets. The remaining 7765-M. The aim of the club is to the Misses Prag and Talberg, much chairman; Michael Gruskin and Wil-
to the delight of the 20 girls atinern- liani Hacker. Hyman and Barney
merchandise from the last bazaar will better itself in music.
bled. The rest of the evening was Briatman are on probation. A mem-
be on sale at the meeting. The pub-
devoted to the playing of games and bership drive is still in progress and
lic is invited to attend.
Sigma•Alph-Chi.
riddles. Dainty refreshments were any young man of good moral char-
The weekly meeting of the Sigma- served later in the evening. The next acter and interested in athletics is
No Theta Kappa.
Alph-Chi Fraternity was held March meeting will be held at the home of eligible to join. Meetings are held
The Nu Theta Kappa experienced 27 at 2726 Leslie avenue. Maurice
a rather busy and active session at Thome was appointed to the public- Miss Sally Kriedman, 13150 Wyom- every Sunday afternoon at the Y.
ing avenue. W. II. A. clubhouse. Those interest-
the last meeting, held at the home
ity committee in place of Ray Stein-
ed are requested to communicate
of Miss Ceil Gales March 28. Elec- berg. Harry Landau, Al Kahn and
with either Morris Cohen or Joseph
tion of officers was held and plans Harry Gellman received their first
Gamma Sigma Kappa.
and arrangements completed for the
The next meeting of the Gamma Snider of the membership committee.
holding, in the near future, of sev- degree initiation.
Sigma Kappa Sorority will be held The next regular meeting will take
eral social functions. As a result of
at the home of Miss Sally Mulch of Place April 3 at the "Y."
Rebekah Lodge No. 328.
the election, the following officers
Jericho Rebekah Lodge, No. 328, 1691 Clairmount avenue on April 5.
Theta Delta Omega.
were chosen to serve for the coming
term: President, Ceil Gates; secre- will hold its next regular meeting on
A. B. C. Girls.
An open meeting of the Theta
tary, Minnett Wytcoff ; treasurer, Monday evening, April 4, at Oakland
The meeting of the A. B. C. Girls Delta Omega Sorority was held
Dorothy Robbins. Among the social and Melbourne avenue, at which was held at the home of Miss Mildred March 31 at the home of Miss Frieda
activities to be sponsored by the so- time the Rebekah degree will be con- Brenner, 3801 Twenty-ninth street. Gold, 3810 Gladstone avenue. The
rority is a bridge to be held at the ferred upon a large class of candi-
Election was held and the officers next regular meetnig will take place
Belcrest Apartments Sunday, May 1. dates.
elected were as follows: President, April 7 at the home of Miss Nellie
Miss Mildred Brenner; vice-president, Klar, 3758 Gladstone avenue.
Time
Kai
Pistil
Sorority.
The Doers.
On —
A regular business meeting of the Miss Yetta 'Lager; recording secre-
The last meeting of the Doers was
Tuesday Sewing Circle.
tary, Miss Sylvia Zimmerman; cor-
Time
Kai
Pious
Sorority
was
held
held at the home of Mrs. Jack Cohen
Mrs.
Charles
Hirschfield
organized
on Clements avenue. A very inter- at the home of Miss Gertrude Wat- responding secretary, Edna Zucker- the Tuesday Sewing Circle in 1912.
esting and enthusiastic business son of 8710 Dumbarton road on Mon- man , and treasurer, Miss Ilelen Diem. Charter members include Mesdames
topic of the evening was of the
meeting was held. Plans are being day, March 28. Details in regard to The
forthcoming dance to be held on Sun- Abe Wolf, Abe Prenzlauer, Henry
made for the future bridge which is sorority pins have been completed.
day evening, Slay 1, at the El Moshe Stearns, Max l'olasky, Sylvia Greg-
to be held some time in the early Arrangements have been made for all
gor, II. Hellman, William Rindskoff,
fall. Refreshments and bridge con- business meetings in the future to Synagogue, Twenty-ninth street near Eugene Koppel, Emanuel Wolf, Etta
Election Monday, April 4.
sisted of the social enjoyment of the be held at the Y. W. H. A. at 89 Ro- Michitzan avenue. Miss Gertrude Glickman and Carrie Starks. The of-
Brenner
was
unanimously
voted
as
evening. Next meeting will be held wena street. The next regular meet-
ing will be held Monday, April 2, at the sponsor of the A. B. C. Girls. The firers at the time of organization
on April 5.
next meeting will be held at the home were: Mrs. Charles Hirschfield, presi-
the Y. W. II. A.
of Miss Carolyn Krusner, 3830 Twen- dent; Mrs. Eugene Koppel, vice-prem.
Cresendo Club.
ty-ninth street. dent; Mrs. Sallie Wolf, secretary;
L'Allegro Girls.
The last meeting of the Cresendo
Mrs. Sylvia Greggor, treasurer. Mrs.
The open fleeting of the L'Allegro
Club was held on March 20 at Law-
Junior Baby Day Nursery.
rence Rubenstein's home, 1009 Mars- Girls was held at the home of Miss D.
i Mary Ehrman was chosen associate
Tslberg
of
2522
Gladstone
avenue
ton court. After the business was
An open meeting of the Junior member and was actively interested
taken care of the club enjoyed a so. and proved to be a great success. A Chapter of the Ilebrew Baby Day in the organization until her death
cial hour and refreshments were business meeting was held in refer- Nursery will be held Monday, April two years ago. On Aug. 29 the name
served. The next meeting will be ence to the bridge to be held at the 4, in the ballroom of Mrs. Radner's of the club was changed to the Belle
home. 8732 LaSalle boulevard. A Hirschfield Sewing Society, in honor
well-known speaker will address the of Mrs. Hirschfield, who had died.
meeting. This will be the first meet- The members meet on Tuesday of
ing since the new officers were in- each week and distribute the finished
stalled. An elaborate program of articles to the needy. Much financial
entertainment has been planned. The out has been received from interested
public is invited to attend the meet- friends, which has enabled the society
ing.
to expand its activities. Sincere
thanks is extended to all who aided
We Moderns.
the Belle Ilirschfield Sewing Society
A meeting of the We Moderns was in any manner The present officers
held Monday evening, Starch 28, at are: Sirs. Olie Wolf, president; Mrs.
the home of Marvin Greenberg, 1533 William Rindskoff, vice-president;
Collingwood avenue. A theater party Mrs. Regina Sunshine, secretary and
is being planned to take place Instead treasurer.
of the picnic which had been ar-
ranged. "Is Radio Beneficial to
Sisterhood B'nai Moishe.
Mankind?" was the subject discussed
The Sisterhood of Congregation
at the meteing. Another debate is
scheduled to be held April 4 at the B'nai Moishe is completing plans for
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home of Miss Ann Semansky. The a concert, strawberry festival and
topic to be discussed is "Resoled," dance, to be held in the vestry rooms
That Capital Punishment Should Be- of the synagogue, corner of Garfield
the Law in Michigan." Upbuilding andB eaubtin ti ree s, on S und ay eve-
the negative will be Marvin Green• r ang, April 3, at 7.30 o'clock. Ad-
is 75 cents. Refreshments
berg and Myer Golding; the negative,
The Grand Old Man, back on the
will be served and Finzel's Orchestra
Miss Rose Weiss and David Weiss.
Bench as
has been engaged to furnish the
dance music. Mrs. Louis Sobel is
University Club.
c
The University Club held its first chairman of the affair and is being
Endorsed by the People for 46
official meeting of the year on Satur• assisted by Mrs. Joseph Stiller.
years of faithful service.
day evening, March 26, at the Utley
Bicur Cholem Society.
Election April 4.
Library. The following officers were
elected for the club's first term: Pres-I Due to the fact that there were
This Ad paid for by Friends.
ident, Morris Melnik; vice-president, five Thursdays in March, the meeting •
Maurice Moscow; secretary, Ilerman
Cam ; treasurer, Sol Disner; sergeant- Aggswelewookywoomeswewoomssoiemswommemeomso,
at-arms, William Garelik, and athletic '
manager, Paul Bildman. Social and
athletic activities for the coming
summer were the principal topics
I
ELECT
discussion. After the meeting the
club attended the amateur state bus- f
ketball tournament at the General A
Motors Building.
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Phiota Delta Sorority.
The last regular business meeting o
of the Phiota Delta Sorority Wan held 0
on Tuesday evening, March 29, at ..1.
the home of Miss Anne Goodman, o
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18477 Mt. Elliott avenue. All ar- e
rangements have been successfully : 0
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completed for the hard time party ta 0
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be held on April 2. After the busi-
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ness meeting the members indulged ,0
in bridge and the Mimes Gertrude
Peiman and Beatrice Stern won the °,i t
My experience: Sixteen years %
highest honors. Sire. Edward Kopel 0
•ctive practice of law in Detroit; f
of West Philadelphia avenue will be 1 0
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hostess at the next regular business 4
Cradu•te. Detroit College of Law; I;
meeting, to be held on Tuesday eve- .0
M•mber of St•t• Legislature, 8••
ning, April 5.
sessions, 1919-1920 and in 1921. %
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Philomathic Debating Club.
1922, Chairman, Committee on Ju- 0
At the laat meeting of the Philo- :...
dici•ry; Appointed Justice of the
mathic Debating Club, held at the /
JUDGE RALPH W. LIDDY
Peace i■ 1925 by Council.
Y. W. II. A. clubhouse, 89 Rowena el
The testimony adduced at the trial proves conclusively
the soundness of our judgment of Mr. Ford and his literary
' efforts.
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Bible. This met with numerous at- which was to have been held on Starch
tacks from different people. Erwin
evening,
April
at Briiik-
of
teaching using
religion
was postponed
and
will 7, take
place
Rosenthal,
this in as our
his schools.
founda- 31 Thursday
tion, gave the organization his views er's Ballroom, Gladstone avenue a:
Fourteenth street.
One of the greatest philanthropists of
Friendship Club.
the present age, Moses Montifore,
The Friendship Club will sponsor
came in for a great deal of discus-
dance
and
party on Sunday evening,
a
sion. Ira Stone told of his contri-
butions and his worth not only to the April 3, at 8 o'clock, at the Jewish
Jews but to the world at large. There Center, 31 Melbourne avenue. The
has been a great deal of agitation public is invited to attend.
going on recently in our colleges
(Additional Cliche on Page Three)
about barring the female sex from
becoming students. They have want-
' ed to abolish co-education. Max Si-
mon told all about the situation, the
how, when and wherefore of the sub-
ject. Next week the organization will
hear a debate on the question of
"Sherman Anti-Trust Law Be Re-
pealed."
The Misses Tillie and Sadie Ma
rienthal entertained 40 guests at
dinner party on Sunday evening last
Zeire Zion.
The lust meeting of the Zeire Zion after which 10 tables of bridge wen
Club was held Wednesday evening, arranged. Prizes were awarded Sirs
March 23, at 31 Melbourne avenue. Max Kahn, Mrs. J. S. Sempliner, Miss
A belated Purim party was held Sat- Tannenbaum and Mrs. Louis Levine
. urday evening, Starch 26, at which
time Mr. Domby read two stories of
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bernsteine
I much interest. The next meeting (Caroline Levy) of Detroit announce
will take place Sunday at 6 o'clock, the birth of a son on March 28.
at 31 Melbourne avenue. Dr. Aaron
Rosenberg will talk on "Saber," by
Religious services will be held at
Jacob Wasserman. This promises to the temple on Friday evening and
be a very interesting meeting and all Bible classes in the afternoon.
members are urged to be prompt.
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VOTE YES
On Charter Amendment
April 4th.
Justice. of the Peace
JUDGE RALPH W.
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Justice of the Peace 5
street, a miniature oratorical contest j
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took place. This contest is • mina - I I believe my record in performing my duties honestly. 0
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tore to that which the organization
all who had business in /
fearlessly
and
fairly
appeals
to
gives for the public during the Christ- 0
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mar holidays. The ever interesting ,00 my court. On this record of service to my fellow citizens. 0
subject of "World Peace" was the ; your active support and that of your family and friends
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topic that Leslie Borocoff spoke on. 0
He was followed by Albert Williams 0 is earnestly solicited at the
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who spoke on "Our Present Adminis- , 0 o
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tration." Recently the Detroit Board /
ELECTION MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1927.
of Education took the advisability of .1
teaching in our public schools the e