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LEAGUE PURPOSES GARFIELD SHOW ROOM
N a g C UB No te s
Mr. and Mrs. A. 13. Roman am
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kahn have returns,
home after spending several days it
Detroit.
Mrs. Ben Weil has returned home
after spending nine weeks in Chi-
cago with her sons, who are attending
the University of Chicago.
Mrs. Lena Grabower, formerly
Lena Grabowsky, wife of the late
Louis Grabower and (laughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. A. Grabowsky of
this city, died at her home in Hunt-
ington Park, Calif. Mrs. Grabower
spent her youth in this city, where
she attended the public schools. She
resided with her family in Marquette,
Mich., later taking up her residence
in California. She is survived by five
children, Mrs. l'hil Levine of Negau-
nee, Mich., Chauncey of Chicago and
Agatha, Edith and Dorothy of Hunt-
ington Park, Calif. The body will
arrive here Wednesday morning ac-
companied by her children, and fu-
neral services will he held at 2:30
Wednesday afternoon at the Hebrew
Reform Temple on Adams street.
Rabbi Sidney L. Regner will officiate.
Burial will be in I. 0. B. 13. Ceme-
tery.
the Mack Avenue Auto Firm Mecca of
Spring Car Buyers.
That the Women's League of the I
One of the most progressive mem-
United Synagogue of America is sig.! Leers of the Richards-Oakland group
nally aiding in developing a high or of dealers is Dave Garfitld, president
der of Jewish religious life resting on I of the Garfield Auto Seise, located at
traditions, was the keynote of an ad- 1 10910 Mack avenue. While this cum-
( ress by Mts. Morse M. Cohen at the
annual meeting of the Ladies Auxili-
iary of Congregation Shaarey Zedek
which was held last Monday after-
noon. Mrs. Cohen represented the
auxiliary at the tenth annual conven-
tion of the league held in Atlantic
City, May 8 to W.
Mrs. Cuhen's address was as fol-
lows:
"On May 8-10there was held at At-
lantic City the tenth annual conven-
tion of the Women's League of the
United Synagogue, of which the Lad-
ies Auxiliary of Shaarey Zedek is a
constituent member.
"The Ladies Auxiliary has never
been in very close touch with the par- I
ant organization, and for the first timel
in its history sent a delegate to the
convention. Through a better knowl- I
edge of what the Women's League is
doing, the auxiliary should widen the
scope of its program and strengthen
its work.
"The aims of the Women's League
are 'to furnish Jewish education
DAVE GARFIELD
among women; to create the foster
RABBI M. MAUNA
OF BERLIN TO SPEAK Jewish sentiment in the home; to pro-
pang has tarried the Oakland-Ponti-
s .
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May
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Rabbi M. Malinu of Berlin, Ger-
many, will deliver an address at the
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue Saturday
evening at 6 p. m. llis subject will
be "The Jews in Germany After the
World War."
Rabbi Malina is in America in the
interests of the Shaarey Zedek Hos-
pital of Jerusalem.
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PERFECTION LODGE
One of Detroit's Finest Schools.
Perfection Lodge, No. 486, F. and
A. M., will have no communication on
Wednesday, May 25, owing to the ab-
sence of the officers at the annual
communication of the Grand Lodge
in Grand Rapids, Mich.
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
By Order of—
CHARLES RUBINER, W. Si.
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mote the observance of the Jewish
dietary laws, home ceremonials, the
Sabbath and the festivals.'
"The Women's League co-operates
with the United Synagogue of Amer-
ica by endorsing and assisting in all
its activities. It is helping to raise
funds for the proposed Jerusalem
Synagogue Center; through the per-
sonal service of its members, the
league has helped to build up and cre-
ate a home atmosphere in the Student
Houses in New York and Philadelphia.
It also urges its members, when con-
lsidering summer camps for their chil-
I dren, t o send them to those sponsored
and supervised by the United Syna-
gogue. Such camps keep the dietary
laws and the Sabbath and conduct
courses in Jewish subjects.
1 "The various types of women at the
'convention, grandmother, mothers and
young women, delegates from all over
the country, with their earnestness
and enthusiasm, were a good omen for
the future of Jewish life in America."
Mrs. M. 11. Znckheim, president, in
her annual message, told of a season
of intensive activity and reported that
the membership has increased to the
extent of 105. She praised the co-op-
eration of the board of directors and
the efficiency of the chairmen of the
several committees. Each of the chair-
men submitted a report.
The members of the auxiliary rose
in respect to the memory of five mem-
bers who died during the year: Mrs.
Wolf Kaplan, Mrs. Marvin Gingold,
Mrs. Celia Friedman, Mrs. Max Lieb-
erman and Mrs. Samuel Frank.
Mrs. Zackheim was chosen president
for the third time, Mrs. Himon Kap-
lan, recording secretary; Mrs. Ben
Goldman, corresponding secretary;
and Mrs. Louis Solomon, treasurer,
were also re-elected. The other offi-
cers chosen are Mrs. Morse Si. Cohen,
vice-president and Mrs. Joseph II.
Ehrlich, assistant corresponding sec-
retary.
The following were chosen direc-
tors: Mesdames Louis Stoll, Eva
Bosch, Israel Davidson, A, B. Strolser,
S. J. Rivkin, Harry M. Selker, A.
Louis Gordon, _Saul Saulson, Barney
141•mrosen, Robert Starved, Charles
Smith, Sidney Frank, Charles Ham-
burger, Philip Gordon, David Oppen-
heim, Isaac Shetzer, Herman P. Co-
hen, Arthur Rosenthal, A. M. Alt-
shuler and Mrs. Herbert II. Warner.
Mrs. A. M. Hershman and Mrs. David
S. Zemon were elected honorary direc-
tors.
Miss Birdie Michelson, soprano,
rendered several selections. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Edmund Lewis.
Miss Bernice Cohen played a number
of piano selections.
At a luncheon which will be held
Monday, May 23, at Hotel Statier, the
first meeting of the new board will
take place. The president will then
announce the personnel of the com-
mittees.
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Dr. George Rockwell, one of the fun-
niest men in American vaudeville,
headline's the bill at B. F. Keith's
Temple Theater, starting Sunday mat-
inee, May 22. Dr. Rocwell offers
his famous medical classic, "Quack,
Quack, Quack," in which he expounds
his own theory of how to live 150
years. Others billed: Marie Vero, the
school girl coloratura, a 16 year old
New York girl regarded as the vocal
"find" of the generation; Gordon Box-
tock'a mysteryplay revue, "Haunted,"
a burlesque of Broadway's mystery
successes with a corking cast of nine
players including Florence Crowley
and William Wilson; Walter and Paul
Briant i n their famous pantomimic
comedy classic, "The Dream of a Mov-
ing Man;" Michell and Dove in "Ho-
kum a la Class:" Dixie Hamilton, per-
sonality comedienne in "A Syncopated
Cocktail;" the Merediths, unspoiled
aristocrats of danceland; the Ster-
lines and the new screen subjects.
Graham Bros. Truck Sales.
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April retail sales of Graham Broth-
ers trucks and commercial cars includ-
ing foreign shipments reached the
I highest level of any month this year,
a total of more than 5,600 units having
been delivered throughout the world
during the 26 working days. Graham
Brothers tremendous output of trucks
' embraces a full line of 34, 1, I 1-2 and
2-ton capacities, complete with bodies.
Featuring the large sales in April
was an increase of 188 per cent in
I overseas shipments over the substan-
tial figures of March, a total of 1084
units for the month. This total has
been exceeded by only one other month
in Graham Brothers history.
In Canada, Graham Brothers sales
for April broke all previous monthly
lreeords of trucks delivered to [ago-
ac line of automobiles since February
1, they have played a conspicuous part
in t he sales b eing
Wayne County by these fast selling
motor cars.
Mr. Garfield whose genial personal-
ity has won him a host of friends is
well-known to the Jewish community.
lie has been in the automobile busi-
ness at his present location for seven
years during which time he has ac-
quired a large clientele whose confi-
dence he enjoys. In speaking of the
Oakland and Pontiac arms, Mr. Gar-
field said, "When anyone buys one of
these ears he gets one-hundred and
twenty-five cents value for his dollar.
In other words, they're the best buy
On the market and our sales prove it."
The Garfield Auto Sales occupies
9,000 square feet of floor space devoted
to sales and service. Their show
rooms, 00 feet by 150 feet, on Mack
avenue are considered the best lighted
on the thoroughfare. Mr. Garfield ex-
tends all his friends and the commun-
ity in general a cordial invitation to
visit these beautiful showrooms.
CONGREGATION
EMANUEL
Board Meeting:
At a board meeting of the Sister-
hood of Congregation Emanuel held
Monday evening, May 16, at the
home of Mrs. Eli Sache, Mrs. Israel
Kaplan, who was chairman of the
mothers and daughters dinner, gave
a full report of the affair and thanked
all those who helped make it a suc-
cess.
Regular Meeting:
The next meeting of the Sisterhood
of Temple Emanuel will be held on
Monday afternoon, June 20, at Tem-
ple Emanuel Synagogue, Wilson and
Taylor. A nominating committee has
been appninted to elect officers for
the ensuing year.
The Sisterhood will entertain the
Sunday School children at a picnic
at Bob-Lo on June 27. A Children's
Day party is also being planned for
a later (late.
SHAAREY ZEDEK SCOUTS
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
With three Boy Scout troops as
special guests, Troop 164, Boy Scouts
of America, last Tuesday evening
celebrated the sixth anniversary of
its founding at a parents' night and
entertainment at Shaarey Zedek Syn-
agogue. Troop 164 is one of two
Scout organizations identified with
Shaarey Zedek, the other being Troop
No. 104.
The program included demonstra-
tions by members of the troop in the
several phases of scouting work, such
as first aid work and signalling, and
musical numbers and a comedy
sketch. Troop 104 and Beth El
Scouts also took part in the program.
At the conclusion of the enertain-
ment, refreshments were served by a
committee from the Ladies Auxiliary.
The Scout committee of Congrega-
tion Shams, Zedek consists of Henry
Nleyers, Harry Rabwin and Edwin
Oppenheim.
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Judea
Club
Notes
Jitratrrnal nub
Club Notre
Judaean Pioneers.
Pythian Sisters.
The regular meeting of the Judaean
Pioneers was held at the El Moshe
The Pythian Sisters held their first
Synagogue, Sunday May 15, at 5:30 card 'tarty on Wednesday afternoon
o'clock.
last, which proved to be a great suc-
The program committee announced cess. Beautiful prizes were awarded
the following program for the next at each table and a lovely time was
meeting which is Rabbi Judah Ilalevi. had by all that attended. All 1110111-
The following committees were ap- hers are asked to be at the next meet-
pointed by the new chairman, Gordon ing, as very important business will
Kushner: Program commute, Herman be. transacted, to be held N1onday,
Chesluck, Sol Deutsch; publicity com- Slay Ill, at 8 p. m. There will be
mittee, Paul Fogelman and Isadore initiation of new members.
Trivax; committee, Isadore
Goldfadden and Fred Burnstein; sport
Purity Chapter, 0. E. S.
committee, David Weiss and Joe Sil-
The first meeting of l'urity Chap-
verman.
ter, No. 359, Order Eastern Star,
presided over by the newly-elected
matron, Goldin Kavanau, will he held
Blossoms of Zion.
The last meeting of the Blossoms on Monday evening, May 23, at 8
of Zion Club was held at the home o'clock. All members are urged to
of Edith Margolis. The story con- attend. Initiation of the first class
test was held and Miss Margolis won under the new matron is being plan-
the prizes which was a pink silk hand- ned for Monday evening, June 13. A
kerchief. At the next meeting a Na- short business meeting will be fol-
tional Fund program will be held at lowed by the initiatory work.
the home of Evelyn Chase, 5076 Hp-
worth, Saturday evening at 0:30.
The hike which was to have been
held on May 16 was postponed be-
Music Recital:
cause of the weather until May 29.
Pupils of the various settlement
A committee of representatives
was chosen to talk with NIr. Isaacs, houses in the city who conduct music
the principal of the Hebrew Schools, schools will participate in an all-set-
on certain matters concerning the li- tlement music recital on Monday eve-
ning, May 23, at the Memorial Hall,
brary.
Winder near Woodward. Two pupils
of the violin department, Max Pech-
LOCAL A. Z. A. CHAPTER
erer and Jack Weisberg, will play
TO HAVE OPEN MEETING Bach's "Double Concerto" and will
be accompanied by Miss Evelyn Gar-
An open meeting of the Detroit witch.
Chapter Aleph Zedek Aleph will be
held on Wednesday evening, June 1, Oakland Mothers Club:
at 13 o'clock, in the B'nai li'rith Com-
A meeting of the Oakland Mothers
munity House, 275 East Ferry ave- Club will be held on Saturday after-
nue, at which time several prominent noon, May 21, at 2:30 p. m., at the
speakers will address the organiza- Moore School, Alger near Cameron.
tion.
Mrs. S. Berkovitz will be the speaker
The work and purpose of the A. Z. and Viola Gray, a pupil of the Jewish
A., the national fraternity sponsored Center Music School, will give sev-
by the Independent Order B'nai eral solos.
B'rith, will be one of the subjects
presented. The Detroit chapter, re- Baseball Games:
cently organized, will like those in
Because of the rain, neither the
other cities, engage in religious, cul- Juniors nor the Seniors played the
tural, philanthropic and athletic ac- games scheduled for Sunday, May 15.
tivities.
However, they will be played some
Young men between the ages of 18 time before Sunday, May. 22.
and 22 are invited to attend the
The schedules for May 22 are as
meeting.
follows: Junior games—Fendix vs.
Following the regular meeting to B. Y. Club, at Codd Field. Young
be held on May 25, formal applica- Maccabees vs. N. E. 1., at Moore
tion for a charter will be made to the School. Senior games—Oakland A.
Grand Chapter of the A. Z. A.
C. vs. Jericho Lodge, at 10 a. m.,
Diamond No. 1; El Monti vs. Alpha
Tau, at 10 a. m., Diamond No. 2;
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Stransgers A. C. vs. University Club,
AT CLOVER HILL PARK at
11:30, Diamoud No. 1; all games
are played at the Moore School
The full measure of devotion to grounds.
country which Detroit Jewish soldiers
offered up on the field of battle dur- Rower Show:
ing the World War will be brought
Those interested in visiting the
recollection at the annual Memorial tulip show which is being conducted
Day services which will be held in under the auspices of the Detroit
the chapel of Clover Hill Park Ceme- Federation of Women's Clubs should
tery Monday afternoon, May 30, at be at the clubhouse, Hancock and
2:30 o'clock. The services are being Second, either on Friday evening,
arranged by the cemetery committee May 20, at 8 o'clock, or Saturday
of the congregation. David S. Ze- afternoon, May 21, at 2 o'clock.
mon, chairman, and Joseph II. Ehr-
lich, secretary, are working out the Inter•Settlement Programa
details of the program.
and Exhibits:
The principal address will be de-
In order to acquaint the public
livered by Rabbi A. M. Hershman. with the various activities of the dif-
Cantor Elijah Zaludkowski will chant ferent settlement houses in the city,
the El Mole Rachamim.
a two-day exhibit and program will
Following the services in the be held at the Tempe Beth El Wed-
chapel, six Sunday School girls and nesdany and Thursday evenings, May
a patrol of Boy Scouts from Shaarey 25 and 26. The exhibit of handi-
Zedek troops will decorate the sol- crafts, art work, woodcraft, posters,
diers' graves. The services will be etc., will be held all day from 9 in
concluded by the sounding of taps by
the morning. On Wednesday evening
the bugler of the Scout patrol.
the 13hratrika Club will present a
In accordance with a custom play called "The Alan in the Bowler
adopted when the Memorial Day Hat" and members of the Mothers
services were inaugurated, members Clubs will (lance European folk
of Shaarey Zedek Congregation and dances. This is, of course, in addi-
others will decorate with flowers the tion to the exhibit of the work done
graves of their departed relatives.
by the art class and the music school.
Only the Tenth Man
Understands
CENTERS ASS'N
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All-Settlement
ZE DAKAH BRIDGE TEA
AT K. P. HALL, MAY 25
OST of us love dogs, but few of
KNOW dogs. To most of
L us
us, a dog is a dog.
And so, too, many men smoke cigar-
ettes.. but only the discriminating
understands tobacco quality.
It is for the one man in ten that
Murad is made. He appreciates
flavor... aroma ... taste. He real-
izes no expense is spared in making
Murad. Murad is the cigarette for
the tenth man.
The exceptional cigarette
for the exceptional man
who feels he is entitled to
the better things in life.
MEMBER FEDERAL
You've been urged to save for the
"rainy day."
You've been urged to save and be
independent.
Soon you'll be asked to save—to
win a free trip, all expenses paid, to
Europe.
Watch for the announcement of the
Second Annual Kunsky Thrift Con-
test.
Griswold
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STATE BANK
MOTHERS TO SEE TULIP SHOW
The board of directors of the
Michigan Garden Club has consented
to allow members of the Mothers
Clubs of the Jewish Centers Associa-
tion to attend the annual Tulip Show
held at the Federation clubhouse this
week free of charge. Mrs. Lillian Ja-
cobs will meet the mothers at the
If there is famine in the city, bestir clubhouse, Ilancock and Second ave-
your feet, as it is written, "And there nues, on Friday evening at 8 o'clock
was a famine in the land, and Abram or Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
went down into Egypt," etc. (Gen. xii May 20 and 21, and escort them to
the exhibit.
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Save—and Win
The 7,e Dakah Club will give a
bridge tea on Wednesday afternoon,
May 25, at the Knights of Pythias
Hall, 21:35 Cass avenue at Peterboro,
at 2 p. as Refreshments will be
served and prizes will he given at
each table. Proceeds of this affair
will go towards charity.
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