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.. CIASSIFIED NATIONAL COUNCIL
HEARS REPORTS ON
JEWISH EDUCATION

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ROBKORS TO JOIN IN
DODGE BROTHERS SIX
ANTI-SEMITISM FIGHT
DRAWS WARM PRAISE

The arrival of Dodge Brothers'
nticipated six has swung
keenly a
potlight of interest in the di- •,
the s
rest ion of the salesrooms where,
tradition tells us, the word "de-
pendable" was given popular coin-
ere. There it remains focused, •
for the new six, the Senior, reveals
murk that absorbs the attention
and much also that creates sur-

MACK B. WEISS-Strictly kosher
caterer for weddings, banquet , .
parties, etc. Excellent food.
Rates reasonable. 1670 Mislay
Ave. Empire 7146. Will also
Ave.
rent out home for private par-.
ties and weddings.

MOSCOW.- (J. T. A.) - The
"Robkors," the group of officials
which came into existence in Run-
SIM with the advent of the Soviet
,ystem, were charred with the task
of assisting the Communist party
in its fight against what is termed •
"clericalism," by a decision of the
conference of "Robkors" held in
Charkott
The Robkors are the so-called
"labor correspondents" appointed
by the Communist party in each
town and village for the purpose
of reporting to the Communist
press 00 the life of the population
from a purely Communist angle.
'fhe conference consisted of labor
correspondents of the Communist
Yiddish press. The resolution
adopted states that the correspon-
dents must "expose all attempts of
the clericals and Zionists to revive
their influence among the masses."
The resolution also urges the
labor correspondents to report on
all anti-Semitic activities.

MRS. J. SHERLINE-First-class
cooking and catering for wed-
dings and parties. 15852 Lin-,
wood Avenue. Phone Hemlock
1881-W.

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It may be said at one that with-
alt being extreme in any sense,
-10 .e Brothers six hos plenty of
snap in its appearance as well as
in its performance. Niran Bates
p o pe , one of the foremost techni-
ditors in the country, hits it
cal e
as3 When he says in Automobile
Topics: "Dodge Brothers Senior is
a distinctive embodiment of the
spirit of the times."
the last analysis, actual per-
f,,rmance is a vastly important fan-
t; r. The impressions of a seasoned
o bserver like Mr. Pope are im-
portant: "That the Senior will sell
stirs' largely on sight and on the
strength of Dodge Brothers repu-
KISCH CANCELS TRIP
tation is a foregone conclusion,"
TO CANADIAN MEETING
he says, "fur it is a clean-cut, thor-
oughly modern car. But more
LONDON.- (J. T. A.) - Col.
than all that, it will sell on dem-
onstration. It is a remarkably Frederick H. Kisch, political rep-
resentative of the Zionist execu-
mooth
performer
under
normal
s
tive in Jerusalem, will not under-
road conditions."
take a journey to America to at-
"Help Yourself and Every- hoot the conference of Canadian
Zionists.
body Will Help You"
Colonel Kisch will return to Pal-
estine this week to assist in the
And do not let others do your work of the expert commission of
work. llelp yourself and become j the Jewish Agency.
independent. Let others know
that you can help them and then
they all will be your friends and LAND DISTRIBUTION
PROTESTED BY JEWS
well-wishers. Those who always
need assistance never succeed. So
BUDAPEST.-(J.T. A.)-
brighten up and cheer up with a
Murad cigarette and let it light Complaint of discrimination
your way to success and happiness. against Jews by the Ilung,arian
government in the distribution of
1700400•CHHHHHIOCHICHIUDOSIODO I land under the provisions of the
agricultural reform act was voiced
in a memorandum submitted to the
EXCLUSIVE DRESSMAKING
Hungarian government by the
or the Belter.Dreened Worn..
Union of Jewish Communities.

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More Than $9,000,000 Spent
In Seinport of Programs
Of Past Year.
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HONOR PRAISES WORK
OF DETROIT WOMEN

CURTAINS FAULTLESSLY
LAUNDERED. Faultless Cur-
tain Laundry. Phone Empire
5491.

Problems of Jewish Child
Education Discussed
By Educator.

the great mass of immigrants from
Eastern Europe. But alas, the
educational institutions and ideas
brought with than by these immi-
grants, to be transplanted on
Americo!' soil, were even then an-
tiquated. In America, powerful
influences compel us to revaluate
the educational work we are en-
gaged in, and what is even more
important, they challenge us to
define more clearly and with bet-
ter understanding the direction
which Jewish educational activity
shall take for the future.
''This development cannot be
made a matter of chance. If we
succeed, it will be the result rather
of a new conception of the im-
portanc• of education; of the vast
opportunities Jewish education of-
fers as a field of service, fused
with a realization of the possibili-
ties of utilizing scientific methods
in the solution of many of its vex-
ing problems.
"Figures gathered by Jewish
educators place the number of
Jewish children in this country of
school age at 81 0 1,000. Of these,
only 30 per cent are receiving
Jewish education. The Jews of
America are spending approxi.
mutely $7,000,000 a year for Jew-
ish education. What does the fu-
ture hold out for those who come
under the influence of our educe.
Mona] agencies? What does the
future hold out for the great
army of unschooled Jewish chil-
dren that is growing up in this
country? It is to be hoped that as
a result of the deliberations some
light may be shed upon these
questions."
Rabbi Ilarry S. Davidowitz of
the Jewish Community Center of
Atlantic City greeted the assembly
in the name of the local commu-
nity. Dr. Samson Benderly of the
Bureau of Jewish Education, New
York, emphasized the communal
aspect of Jewish education and
expressed his gratification over the
interest that is manifesting itself
in this direction throughout the
country.

PAINTING AND DECORATING.
build-
ATLANTIC
Ceilings and walls washed,
painted and blended. Floors re- ings either begun or completed in
newed and waxed. Don't wait the course of the past 12 months
for the rush. Call Euclid 9051-J. in the larger Jewish communities
11. Ginsberg. of America represent an outlay of
upwards of $2,000,000. In addi-
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room lion, more than $7,000,000 was
suitable for one or two gentle- spent by the Jewish communities
men. Small private family. All of America for the purpose of car-
conveniences. 1989 Gladstone. eying out their educational pro-
grams. In such communities as
Phone Euclid 1014.
New York, Chicago, Philadelphia,
RAGTIME - Jazz, piano, voice Cleveland and other cities where
and all instruments in 20 les- the communities are organized,
sons. Branch of Christensen there is an awakened interest in
Schools. 1509 Broadway. Cherry the problem of Jewish education
6475.
which is most encouraging.
These were some of the out-
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished standing facts brought out at the
room for one or two gentlemen. opening session of the National
1955 Blaine Ave., Apt. 3. Mrs. Council for Jewish Education held
S. Gordon.
last Sunday night at the Jewish
FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished Community Center of Atlantic
room.
Garage if desired. 2441 City. Several hundred educators
Taylor near LaSalle Blvd. Phone as well as lay people interested in
the problem of Jewish education
Euclid 2542-J.
came from various parts of the
country
to attend the sessions of
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
rem for one or two persons, this national organization dedi-
cated
to
the furtherance of Jewish
with private family. Reasons
able. Belden Hall Apt., 2225 education in this country.
In his review of the progress of
Blaine Ave. Apt. 207.
Jewish education during the past
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished year, Dr. 1.eo Honor, president of
rooms for two ladies, gentlemen the council, pointed to the grow-
or couple. 3020 West Euclid ing sense of community responsi-
Ave. Phone Garfield 1481-J.
bility that has manifested itself LESPESIANU RELEASED
throughout the country with re-
AFTER HUNGER STRIKE
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished gard to the problem of Jewish edu-
When the head is stupid the feet
room, suitable for gentleman or cation.
• ail!, Twelfth St., Near Clairmount.
BUCHAREST. - (J. T. A.) -
aces Evenings.
Call Empire 9872 suffer.
couple. All conveniences. Home
This manifestation finds expres- Lespesianu, the Jewish student
0000040005sCinsi
t
privileges. 15362 Fairfield. Call sion not only in increased budgets
who was held in prison for three
Lafayette 6516-W. or Arlington but also in the development of
months because he fired in self de-
$Stes.WiliValtaialS,WAIKWOOSSIMMISWWW . SSW W WW W 01 .
4075-R.
phases of Jewish education hereto- fense when attacked by Rouma-
fore neglected. Thus considerable nian students, was released follow-
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-In-
attention is now being given to ing, a 12-day hunger strike.
When Packing Your Lunch or Basket for Your Next
terchangeable Wall Case Co.,
the religious education of the girl,
The release was ordered follow.
9101 Grace St. Silent or active
Outing Insist on Having
to the general problem of youth ing the insistent demand of public
partner with $10,000, amount
and adult education. It is also opinion. Lespesianu was already
needed for expansion. Product
now generally recognized that in the prison hospital.
has been on the market seven
years. Has big field opportuni- Jewish education must be studied
in a scientific manner.
ties. Write Jewish Chronicle,
"Jewish education," Dr. Honor
Box 702.
declared, "has been sold not only
There is nothing too good for your family or yourself
F FOR RENT-Nicely furnished to the community leaders but to
and there is nothing better than GUNSBERG'S PROD-
•(,'
room with private family. Clair- the Jewish parents as well. In the
UCTS-why take a chance when you're sure?
/
mount near Dexter Blvd. Phone city of New York the Jewish Edu-
.
cation association conducted an
(airfield 3220-W.
a.
intensive registration campaign
3 u r remarkable
FOR
FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished through the press, the pulpit, lec-
growth has been
room with three windows, for tures, and mass meetings with the
/
refined gentleman. $25 per result that a large number of chil-
due to the fact
month. 410 King Ave. Phone dren that had been growing up
4s
Empire 5143.
without any Jewish education
that once "Guns-
whatsoever were brought to the
I FOR RENT - Nicely furnished Hebrew schools.
berg's" Products
,e
room for man or woman. Tire-
"In Minneapolis and in Detroit,
/
man Ave. near Clairmount. Call campaigns were conducted by the
are tasted, you
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Garfield 0925-J.
Jewish women with equally good
always insist up-
.0 FOR RENT-Young man would results. In Cleveland 120 women
0
like to share room with another visited over 2,000 homes. As a re-
on "Gunsberg's."
young man in private refined sult, 600 new children were en-
rolled in week day schools and 700
Ask your dealer
5.
home. Phone Euclid 5193-1
in the community Sunday schools."
for "Gunsberg's"
Mr. Ben Rosen, educational di-
FOR RENT-Nice clean furnished
room with small private family. rector of the Associated Talmud
Kosher Delicates-
No other roomers. Convenient Torahs of Philadelphia, was the
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,of to two car lines. Phone Empire presiding officer at the opening ses-
Sen.
km. "It is gratifying to find
jt
89804.
among this audience," Mr. Rosen
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished declared, "laymen, rabbis, teach-
room in modern home. No oth- era, principals and educators who
er roomers. 2714 Richton Ave. by their presence, give evidence to
Phones Lafayette 3340-41
Detroit, Michigan
Phone Arlington 9875-W.
the awakened interest in the great
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task of Jewish education. It is an-
- %71-LTLWAVIssoifissoossossoosita. FOR RENT - Nicely
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furnished other sign of the bright prospect
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that the educational program for
or two gentlemen. Home privi- the American Jewish community
COMFORTERS
EXPERT WORK
leges if desired. Call Euclid
may be developed on the basis of
7118.
Feather Beds Made or Converted to
earnest communal co-operation."
Defining the scope of the Na-
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
Handsome Down Comforters or Mattress Pads
for lady or gentleman or mar- tional Council for Jewish Educa-
tion,
Comforters and Mattresses.
Mr. Rosen said: "The Na-
ried couple. 1697 Clairmount
tional Council for Jewish Educa-
Ave. Phone Empire 3793-W.
LAFAYETTE 5814
tion, organized last year in Cleve-
6257 MICHIGAN AVE.
FIAT FOR RENT-Seven-room land, came into being in response ;
tint, newly decorated. Upper. to a definite and pressing need.
Manufacturers of Down and 'Wool Specialties.
3310 Calvert Ave. Garage. While its immediate purpose was
to bring shout an exchange of
Phone Hemlock 2965-11
opinion and experiences among,
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished those in executive and supervisory
room for gentleman or lady or positions in the field of Jewish
couple. 3205 Tuxedo. Phone education in the various commu-
Arlington 8440-IL nities, it has a broader purpose.
"Let no one think that the or- ,
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished ganization seeks to secure control 1
rooms for light housekeeping. of Jewish education in this coon-
Suitable for two gentlemen or try, or to prescribe and define what
MEMBERS:
ladies. Convenient to car and shall be done or what shall not he
bus line; foe desirable person. done. The men and women
P,
who
NEW 'PORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Board if desired. Arlington are on the fighting line and who
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
7405-R.
care striving to arrive at a clearer
g
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
EDUCATED YOUNG WOMAN! understanding of the solution to
by
riTTSBUICH STOCK EXCHANGE
desires to do office work in a this vexing problem in Jewish life.
COUNT LEO
COLUMBUS STOCK EXCHANGE
resort hotel in exchange for, approach their task in great hu-

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ish Chronicle, Box 704.
cation has been made since the
period, almost 40 yearn ago, when
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MAURICE SCHWARTZ

"The Bloody Laughter"

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NEW YORK.- (J. T. A.) -1
Louis E. Miller, one of the pio-
neers of the Yiddish press in this!
country, leading editorial w'riter I
and latterly member of the edi-1
tonal statT of the "Day," died lost
week of heart disease at St. Vin- I
Hospital, New York, after
an illness of one week. Ile was
61 ears old.
Louis Miller was born in Vilna, -
April, 1866, and came to the
United States in 1882. Ile was
a member of the Am Olam group
of the first wave of Jewish ins.
migration to the United States
from Russia which came to the
new world with ideas of establish-
ing new forms of social life. Ile
Bonn became an important factor
in the Socialist movement.
In 1887 lie started publication
of a Russian weekly under the
name of "Znaniya." iii 1890 he,
with Philip Kranz and Abe Cohan,
established the lest Yiddish S,cial-
ist weekly in America under the
Perfection Lodge, No. 486, F.
name of Arbeiter Zeitung. Ile
Manulac tttttt
then took n leading part in the and A. M., will have a special com-
High.Crade Leather Specialties
munication
Wednesday, June 2, at
fight of the Jewish Social Demo-
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Pointe,
I'cker Book,
p. in. E. A. degree and lookout
crats against the anarchists. In
Welling. Pay* Cane*, Key Cases
1893 he was graduated from law committee at 7 p. m.
kihoiriking Noveltlev, Cold Stamping
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
553 SHELBY STREET
school.
RANDOLPH 4714
By Order of -
In 1884 he established the Yid-
dish daily, Abendlibitt. In 1888
he established, with others, the
Jewish Daily Forward, of which
he was the editor for several
years, until he was succeeded by
Abe Cohan. Ile established the
Yiddish daily Wahrheit in 1905.
In this paper he conducted a fiery
fight against the "Forward" and
Woodward at Willis
its editor.
At the outbreak of the war he
A. LITMAN, Manager,
immediately took a pro - allies
stand, causing great opposition in
For On. Night Only.
many circles on the East Side, be-
cause of the fact that Russia was
Monday Evening June 6, Farewell Night.
among the allies. This stand af-
fected the circulation of the news-
paper among the former Russian
With his ensemble of Jewish Art Theatre performers, will ap-
emigrants who could not wish suc-
•
cess to Russia.
pear in the artistic play of their repertoire-
He soon left the Wahrheit and
established another daily, Der
Fuehrer, which met with no suc-
cess and was stopped after several
months. He then embarked on
the publication of Miller's Week-
ly, which was also discontinued.
By Ernest Alter.
His last journalistic enterprise
Tickets may be obtained at the Box Office of the
was the Neue Wahrheit, a tabloid
Majestic Theatre.
Yiddish daily started in 1925. Last
year he was greatly affected by the

A Love
That Died-
Then Lived
Again !

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Was Editor of Day.

MADISON

"Tillie the Toiler," with Marion
Davies, George K. Arthur, Matt
HUPMOBILE PASSES
Moore and others, starting Sun-
day. This is a version of the
SEVERE USAG
comic strip which runs daily in the
Sixty-seven thousand miles use Times.
2il
from his Ilumnohile Eight in
CAPITOL
months, with a total cost for re-
"The Unknown," with Lon Cha-
placements of $15, was reported by.
Chester A. Large, 830 Drexel road, ney and a large east, starting Sun-
Upper Darby, Pa., as he turned it , day. Herbert Rawlinson will con-
in the other day to Harper & tinue fur one more week on the
Ilarper, Philadelphia Distributors, stage as master of ceremonies.
on the same make new car.
ADAMS
"The old car certainly has en-
"Annie Laurie," with Lillian
deared itself to me," he said. "It
was always ready, could always be Gish and Norman Kerry, will con-
depemhd on, no hill WaS taro steep tinue for a second week.
our no journey too long, and no
road too rough for a ear which
STATE
could always be counted on to take
"Wedding Bells." with Raymond
vou where you were going and Griffith, starting Sunday. Nielson
bring you back on schedule time."
and Moran on the stage.
Harper & Harper nun point out
that the Eight still had its original
MICHIGAN
fenders, original ;mint and was in
"Framed," with Milton Sills and
splendid mechanical and body con- Natalie Kingston, starting Sunday.
dition despite its 117,000 miles o Usual elaborate Publix stage show.
travel.
The cat knows whose meat It eats.
PERFECTION LODGE

WEEK STARTING SATURDAY

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Founded Jewish Daily Forw•rdt,

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suicide of his Di-year-old son.
L MILLER, PIONEER
The funeral was arranged by
JOURNALIST, DIES; the Jewish Writers Club, in con-

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Three ,.(tinge • week
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MACKINAC ISLAND.
SAINT IONACE and
CHICAGO.

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The fraternity voted to support
the dance given by the junior or-I
der of Baby Day Nursery Friday, ,
Jane 3, at the Imperial hotel. A
banquet was held in honor of the
two new initiates, Weyer. Dryer,
and Philip Feel.

How Disraeli Beat the Devil.

The following anecdote is told
about Benjamin Disraeli:
The man who was later to as-
tonish the world with his brilliance
es statesman and prime minister
of the British Empire was run-
ning for the first time for the
Common.. As was customary in
those day., candidates personally
I canvassed their friends and voters
of the district beseeching them for
their ballot. Disraeli came across,
an old English farmer to whom he
explained his platform and asked
him for his vote. Listening impa-
tiently to the clever harangue of
the future premier, the farmer ex.'
ploded angrily:
"Well, if you are Benjamin Dis-,
raeli, then I'd rather vote for the
devil than for you."
Smiling suavely the statesman
replied calmly: "Ah, I see. But if
the devil won't run, will you give
your vote to me?"

EDWIN

CAREWE
ProducIi.

Tolstoy's Immortal Love.Drama -
Powerfully Picturized,- Sensational -
Beautiful !

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Wednesday,
June 5, 8. 7, 8, 9. Mat. Wed. 2 p.

Great human drama ! Russia of the
Czars .... splendor .... magnificence.

CLARA BOW and

ESTHER RALSTON i ■

And beyond .... the threat of Siberia,
land of lost hopes, always menacing,
calling to those who opposed the rule
of the Cossack lash. •

Children of Divorce

Eddie Laughton

A picture that will live through the
ages. This romance will capture your
heart. This spectacle will win every
lover of inspiring entertainment.

and the

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DOLORES
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TOLSTOI'

"THIRTEENTH CHAIR"

A special performance of the ,
National I'layers in "The Thir-
teenth Chair" will be sponsored by
the Phi Beta fraternity in the near
future at the Schubert Lafayette
theater. The fraternity has
bought out the entire house, and
w ill resell the seats at popular

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"A TRIP TO PARIS"

and a Superb Cast of Vaude•Ille Ares

5 - BIG

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Se. Lindberg'. Race to Paris.

Th. ranting and tit. Wonderful 0..

n•yllon. The Whole Story Told

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Thor.. Fri, Sat, - la The Fin Degree"

PAUL SPECHT World Famous Artists

VITAPHONE ACTS:

BUDDY DOYL E

"Blacktses Canalise."

'THE
VOLGA BOATMAN"

Sung by
Russian M.I. Douide Quartet.

VAUDEVILLE ACTS:

Peavee and Purdue. Hart and Ashwell.
Alexander and Swanson
Adele Gould - Wesley Eddy