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AMERICAN JEWISH
NEW SINAI TABLETS
YOUTH AID SCOUTS

/I I Scientists Consider Discovery of "Kern Tsofim,” Young Judaea
Scout Fund, Provides Finances.
Extreme Importance.

RoN tax

LIPTON TO SPEAK
AT OPEN MEETING

Aleph Zadik Aleph
To Hold Convention

Northwestern Women's League
Completes Plans for Dance.

Arrange Welcoming
Dinner For Warburg

J. D. C. Chairman Completes
Inspection Tour Through
Europe and Asia.

Governor Ilammill of Iowa
To Welcome Delegates
On June 29.

The chairmen and co-workers
NEW YORK.—Palestine's Boy
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gottesman for the Granada Park dance, which
LONDON. — (J. T. A.) — New
and daughter, Barbara Jean, are the Northwestern Women's League
Sinai tablets, resembling those and Girl Scout movement, already
now residing at 3771 Rochester
found by Sir Flinders Petrie, fa- numbering 40 troops, will be
mous English Egyptologist, were equipped and its expansion en-
Governor
llammill of Iowa avenue.
; discovered on Mount Sinai by the couraged by Young Judaea clubs will welcome the delegates to the
NEW YORK. — (J. T. A.) —
On Saturday afternoon, June
' Harvare - Michigan Sinai expedi- throughout the country.
Friends and associates of Felix Si.
fourth annual convention of the
A Scout fund, under the name
11,
the
Held
Chatham
was
the
' 1 tion under Professors lake and
Warburg, banker and philanthro-
of "Karen Tsefini," was Maui'. Order of Aleph Zadik Aleph of the rent of a beautifully appointed
Blue.'
pist, chairman of the American
Independent Order B'nai
I
The fragments of the tablets, a rated by Young Judaea three This convention will take place in le-eery-tea, given in Minor of Miss
Jewish Joint Distribution Commit-
I dispatch from Cairo to the Lon- years ago and the fourth annual Des Moines on June 29, 30 and Steve Weinberg. Ileh honors
tee, are arranging a dinner in his
don Times states, were taken to offering of the clubs began on Lag July 1 and plans have been made were won by the Misses Rae Klein-
honor to welcome him on ha re-
the Cairo Museum. The fragments WOmer, May 20. lag li'Omer is to take care of more than 250 dele- smith, Celia Abrams, Faye Bassa-
turn to this country from his world
•our. Mr. Warburg will arrive in
are said to bear inscriptions which the traditional Jewish holiday com- gates and visitors from all parts of chin and Mrs. Edwin Rothenberg.
are claimed to be the earliest Sem- memorating the day on which had the country.
New York on the Aquitania June
ceased the plague that ravaged the
Miss Edith Cohen of Chicago,
i Bic script.
18. The dinner will be held
The Aleph Zadik Aleph is a jun-
In commetetingi upon the &coy- ranks of thousands of pupil-war- ior auxiliary for young men be- ieb • is remaining here for an in.
Thursday evening, June 23, at the
; cry of the iAmerican! scientists, diors of Rabbi Akiba in the flays tween the 110s of 18 and 21. It :lieinite time, was the honored
Hotel Astor.
Professor Allan Outliner, Camels of the Bar Kochba rebellion in is based upon ideals similar to truest at a bridge party given by
Invitations to the dinner, which
Mrs. Nettie Raskin of 2294 Glen-
English Egyptologist, alleles' that Palestine 1,800 years ago.
is being tendered as a personal
„ i s be i ng those of the parent order, the In- dale avenue 011 Friday, ,Juju' 10.
The "
' these fragments of the Sinai
tribute to Mr. Warburg, are being
' dependent Order B'nai B'rith, and
tables are of extreme importance raised on a per capita basis, every has been widely acclaimed as a A delightful lunch was served and
issued in the names of Louis 5Iar-
in view of the prolonged contro- Young Judaea group in the coun- training organization for Jewish dancing followed. Nathaniel Ras-
shall, David A. Brown, national
kin rendered n vocal selection, "In
versy during the past 12 years try being called upon to contribute leadership.
chairman of the United Jewish
over the inscriptions on the Sinai the sum of $5.75 in addition to in-
Campaign; Paul Baerwald, treas-
Extension of the Aleph Zadik '. the Garden of My Ileart."
tablets which contain what is be- dividual subscriptions that are an- Aleph activities is contemplated by
urer of the J. D. C.; Col. Herbert
Leon Blank, the noted Jewish
ed to be the origin of all alpha- nually made by leaders and friends the wider scope committee of the
H. Lehman and James Rosenberg,
of the movement. Young Judaea B'nai it nth, which is raising a actor. is a guest of Max Elkin at
. bets.
vice-chairman of the Joint Distri-
I
Two years ago, Professor Hugo is helping to equip the Palestine $2,000,000 fund for the expansion the Olympia Hotel, Mt. Clemens.
bution Committee. Mr. Marshall
Crimme of Munich contended that troops with trained Scoutmasters, of various cultural activities of the
will scree as chairman of the ban-
MRS. J. DesielS
Miss Isabella Werbe, Mrs. Dora
1 ' he had deciphered the Flinders to supply them with necessary ma- order, including this junior aux-
Guttentae, Miss Mary Sumner, J. has been working on for the past
, Petrie tablets and had found in terials and to make possible the iliary.
It is expected that Mr. Warburg
II t them a reference to the story of publication in Hebrew of Scout
Bertram Bell and henry Licht- few weeks, are still busily engaged will report on the present situation
war& are among the members of with the sale of tickets.
I Moses. This contention is regard- literature.
and outlook of Jewish life in the
the Elizabeth Johnson music group
• 1 ed by a majority of scholars as
Mrs. Max Weksler, the chairman countries he visited. His tour,
of the Detroit Conservatory of of the organization, wishes to which occupied six months, took
fantastic. The Sinai inscriptions
STOCKHOLM. -- (J. T. A.) —
Music who will spend the summer make clear the fact that tickets him by way of the Far East
1 are carved on statues and other Senator Luterkurt (lied here yes-
in Europe.
MAX KLINGER
'atone monuments.
terday at the age of 43. Senator
sold at the box office the day of through Manchuria and Russia to
Max Klinger passed away at his
Luterkurt was a member of the
the affair will not go to the Wom- Eastern Europe, Germany and
Mrs. Carl Shapiro and daughter, en's League but to the manage- England. Ile is at present in Lon-
He says all in two words, and Socialist party. Ile was of Rus- residence, 2483 Hazelwood ave-
nue, on June 7, at the age of 61. Natalia Maxine, of Los Angeles, ment of the park, so those desir- don. Mr. Warburg will also pre-
sian Jewish parentage.
does all in two months.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Sarah Calif., and Mrs. Joseph Tauman ing to help the organization and sent the results of his conferences
Klinger; three daughters, Mrs. and sun, David Isaiah, of Chicago, its worthy cause of keeping up the with Dr. Bernard Kahn and with
Mollie Guttman, It and Jeanette are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam busses are urged to get their tick- Eastern European leaders.
Klinger, and two sons, Harvey and Shapiro of 1715 West Seward ave- ets in advance from any of the
40 West Grand River
Manuel. Funeral services were nue.
chairmen or committees, or at the
At Griswold, opposite Saunder's
held June 8, with burial at Mach-
office of the Philadelphia and By-
pelah.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Lefton of ron Talmud Torah; Kirby Center;
3250 Fullerton avenue announce Plotkin's Book Store, 5031 Hast-
HYMAN HOROTKIN
the graduation of their son, Aaron, ings street, or Reich's Foreign Ex-
Hyman liorotkin passed away at from the Pharmacy College on change, 9348 Oakland avenue.
IN MILMORLANI
his residence, 1522 Lee place, on Thursday, June 16. On June 25
Mrs. J. Dobis is the chairman in
June 11, at the age of 75. Burial Mr. and Mrs. Lefton, accompanied charge of the down town section in
In
loving memory of our dear
took place June 12 at liar liar by their son, Aaron, will sail for the sale of tickets.
Beautiful frocks In the smartest new colors, ideal for every
uncle and Zaddy, Lazsur Lewis
Europe on the S. S. Majestic and
Amoria Cemetery.
Summer occasion--
The members of the Women's Davis, who died four years ago
will return home on or about League responded whole-heartedly
June 8, 1923, at the age of 104
Sept. 1.
MISS HELEN BAUM
to the warm appeal made by Rabbi years.
Miss Helen Baum, 18 years old,
Announcing a New Department featuring washable Summer
Aaron M. Ashinsky to participate
passed
away
at
harper
Hospital
on
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nathan
Schreiber
Frocks at 810 to $15.
Peaceful be the reef, dear Paddy,
in the annual flower day of the
June 13. Surviving are her par- of 1130 Longfellow avenue will be Jewish National Fund, held June
It11 sweet to breathe the .111,
In life e w
e loved you dearly,
Special Offer:—To anyone saying they saw this Ad in The
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Baum at home on Sunday, June 26, from 12. Many committees were out
In death we do the sae.
Chronicle, we will allow a $1.00 discount on any purchase
of 40 Hall street, Windsor. Burial 2 to 5 and from '7 to 10, in honor Saturday night and Sunday and a
Themoon and stem are shining
or
over
took place June 15 at Toronto.
of the graduation of their daugh- big success was reported.
of $10
On • lone and tilent grave.
Ileneath Iles MIP we dearly loved,
ter, Evelyn, from Northern High
An open meeting is being plan-
But whom we couldn't mace.
MAX KLINGER
School. No cards.
ned, to be held Tuesday evening,
Max Klinger died Wednesday ,
Sadly missed by those who loved
June 21, at the Philadelphia Hall,
June 8, at 9 a. m., and was buried
Mrs. Sol Osborne of 3269 Clair- at which time Lawrence Lipton, him.
Thursday, June 9, nt 2 p. m., at mount avenue was hostess to three new editor of The Detroit Jewish
His Niece and Nephew, Mrs.
Machpelah Cemetery. Ile leaves tables of bridge in honor of Miss Chronicle, will address the •vother.
Beckie and Harry Freed-
a wife, Sarah, and five children, Celia Aronson of Chicago. High ing. Motion pictures of Palestine
man and Children.
Mrs Mollie Guttman, Ida, Jeanette, honors were won by the Mesdames will be shown.
Harry and Manuel.
Henrietta Garvett and Henry Al-
In loving memory of our dear
Mr. Klinger died at his resi- pern.
brother and uncle, Abe Davis, who
NEED 400 STUDENTS
dence, 2483 Hazelwood avenue,
TO FILL CAMP QUOTA died three years ago June 6, 1924,
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Swartz of
aged 61 years.
at the age of 56 years.
-
—
1713 West Philadelphia avenue
Michigan still lacks 400 students
Not dead to those who loved him,
will be at home on Sunday, June
Not lost but gone before
If there is pestilence in the city, 26, afternoon and evening, in to fill its Citizens Military Train-
To that beautiful Isle of Somewhere
stay your feet (remain at home), honor of their son, Louis Jules, ing Camps quota. While more
Where parting is no snore.
as it says in Ex. xii 22: ". . , And who will graduate from the dental young men have applied this year
none of you shall go out of door school of the University of Michi- to attend Michigan's training
Him laving Sister, Beckie, and
of his house until the morning." gan at Ann Arbor.
canes at Camp Custer and Fort
Brother-in-law, Harry Freed-
(B. H. 60b.)
Brady than ever before, there are
man, and Family.
Miss Rose Beresh of 2250 West still 400 vacancies.
County chairmen in every coun-
In loving memory of our dear
Philadelphia avenue has just been
awarded State Prize in the 1927 ty in Michigan have been urged to husband and father, Hyman Ab-
essay contest given by the Ameri- get their committeemen busy and ramsohn, who departed from this
can Chemical Society, her topic be- fill the vacancies. The C. M. T. C. world' one year ago today, June
ing "The Relation of Chemistry to at Camp Custer will open on July 20, 1926 (twentieth day of Sivan,
5689).
the Home," and sponsored by Mr. 7 and close Aug. 5.
"There is no doubt we will get
Sadly missed by his Wife and
and Mrs. Garvan of New York
our quota for Michigan for the
City.
Children, Mrs. Anna Abram-
first time since the training camps
sohn and Family.
Mrs. William A. Goldberg of nnened," said Lieut.-Col. Wade
In loving memory of our dear
Burlingame avenue and Mrs. S. E. Millis, civilian aide for Michigan
Goldie and small son, Irwin, of to Secretary of War Davis. "No Beverly D. Levine, who passed
Monterey avenue, are leaving to boy will have to pay a cent for away two years ago, June 18,
snend the summer at Cam Lake, the 30 (lays' training, as his rail- 1925.
•
road fare, food, clothing and
ich.
Gone from us. dear Beverly, forever:
everything is paid for by the gov-
Your •eire so dear
vain.
We try to be !trate in our morrow,
Manuel Zimmerman of Toledo, ernment, and the necessities the
We know 'mt., the Lord's will.
Ohio, a senior law student at Ann government does not furnish will
have acquired tlis
But
oh,
the
bitter
heartache.,
Arbor, is spending the summer be paid from funds raised by pub-
The longing to see you avain.
Gml only knows howwe mi a you,
with his sister, Mrs. Samuel Gold- lic subscription by the National
Defense Committee of the Detroit
Calling you back in vain.
liens of Lawrence avenue.
Ileverlv. our dear Beverly. we mix you.
Board of Commerce."

I

JEWISH GIRL IS HELD
PRISONER IN CONVENT

DR. KELLER HEADS
JEWISH ACADEMY

WARSAW.— (J. T. A.) — An
event medieval in character, called
forth great excitement in the Jew-
ish quarter of Lemberg.
A month ago , a Jewish girl
slimed Kornis disappeared from her
home. Her parents found that she
was being kept in a convent. The
'lemmad of the parents for their
laughter to he returned was re-
fused. The parents, accompanied
y a throng of friends and sym-
nathizers, liesieeed the convent, de-
•naniliee the the girl he reltiased.
The ti lice disiiiirsed the crowd.
An investigation was ordered by
the district attorney.

NEW PORK.—(J. T. A.1-11,-,
Henry Keller of New York
varsity was elected president ,.f
the Jewish Academy of Arts to 1
Sciences at the sessions held at the
Hotel Manhattan Square,

Chancellor Elmer E. Brown sf
New York University, in an aS.
dress before the academy, said t
mendous contributions were
made by Jews to the arts ael
science will help not only Joe,
scholars but non-Jewish settee , .
as well.

Besides the president, the fel.
lowing officers were elected: Fir
vice-president, Professor Natio,
HEINE MEMORIAL UNVEILED Isaacs, Harvard University; series!
vice-president, Professor 5losie
ht. sec- Ilyamson, Jewish Theological Sem-
BERLIN.-- (J. T. A.)
ond memorial in Germany to Hein- inary; treasurer, Dr. Wolff Free-
rich Heine was unveiled recently , denthal, Menteeere Hosp 1 tal: exec.
at Donnersberg, near Altona. Rep- utive secretary, Dr. Shelley R. Sa-
resentatives of the local and state fir, City College of New York , and
government were present at the recording secretary and counsel, I.
Herman Sher.
unveiling ceremonies.
Directors included the officers
Seek peace and pursue it; seek to and Professor Richard Gottht•il,
Julian
Morgenatein,
Dr. fer.
obtain it in your present place, but Dr.
nard
Revel
and Dr. Nathaniel
if it is impossible to obtain it there,
.
Reich.
pursue it elsewhere. (Ab. R. N.)

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Bible CI a
The Bible classes of Congrega-
tion Emanuel, Taylor and Wilson
avenues, will bring their sessions
to a close for the season by a
celebration on Sunday morning,
June 19, at 10 o'clock. Prizes con-
sisting of certificates of honor and
Bibles will be presented to those
pupils in each class who have at-
tained the highest scholastic rec-
ords during the year. Other
awards of honor will also be pre-
sented.
The pupils in the various classes
will recite and render vocal and
instrumental music. The morning
will close with a social party for
the children.
The Sisterhood of the congrega-
tion, which has shown such a keen
interest in the Bible classes during
the year, will also take charge of
the refreshments for this Sunday,
The Bible classes have had a
successful year and made great
progress under the supervision of
Rabbi Aaron M. Ashinsky, I. H.
' Mendelson. principal, and a com-
petent staff of teachers, including
the Misses Esther and Judith
Ashinsky, Betty Milkovsky, Erwin
Rosenthal, Ruth Rosenthal, Mary
Newman, Gertrude Goldman, Golda
Greenbaum and Katherine Step-
lay.

OLD FOLKS' HOME
PLANS BRIDGE-TEA

' The Northwestern Branch of the
Jewish Old Folks' Home will give
a bridge-tea and mah jong party
en Wednesday afternoon, June 29,
at 2 p. ne, at the new Masonic
Temple. This affair promises to
be one of the nicest social gather-
ings of the season.
Refreshments will be served at
4 p. m. and beautiful prizes will
be given at each table.
For reservations please call Eu-
clid 1749 or Melrose 1065. Tickets
may also be secured at the billiard
room on the day of the affair.
Mrs. harry M. Shulman and
Mrs. Sam Schwartz are in charge
of arrangements. A special meet-
ing will be held Friday afternoon
at 2008 Delaware avenue.

ROUMANIA SEEKS
$50,000,000 LOAN

NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—The
Roumanian government will soon
seek an American loan of $50,-
000,000, reports circulating in
Wall street state. Negotiations
for the floating of the loan have
not progressed materially, but it
was learned that steps to secure
the loan will be taken by repre-
sentatives of the Roumanian gov-
ernment after the $50 000,000
loan sought in Germany is ob-
tained.
The German loan is now being
negotiated. The terms are said to
be $10,000,000 in each and $40,-
000,000 in credit, with the provi-
sion that Roumania renounces all
war claims against Germany. This
condition has not been accepted,
but it is believed that an arrange.
ment will be reached.

Rabbi Miller to Occupy Pulpit:
Rabbi Irving Miller of Youngs.
town, Ohio, will occupy the pulpit
of Congregation Emanuel Satur-
day, June 25. He will address the
congregation in the morning in
English and in the afternoon in
Yiddish. Rabbi Miller is the fiance
of Miss Florence Ashinsky, daugh-
ter of Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky of
RUSSIAN MIGRATION
the Emanuel Congregation.

Today crowded and tomorrow de-
serted.

TO PALESTINE ENDS

JERUSALEM.--1.1. T. A.)—The
break between the British govern-
ment and Soviet Russia will have
its effect on the Jewish immigra-
tion to Palestine, it was learned
S Expert Repairing of All
here.
Kinds of Musical
Following the severance of eels-
Instruments.
Hors between the British govern-
ment and the Union of Socialist
Violins • Specialty.
Soviet Republics all applicatiene
W e buy and sell Phoneeraphs e for visas of Russian Jewish immi-
Records and parts far all Mu- ments to Palestine will he d"nied.
steal Instruments.
Instructions issued to the immigra-
tion authorities indicate thst those
Residers who obtained visas be-
fore the Anglo-Soviet breach oc-
feted will be admitted to the coun-
try.
(J. DAFT, Prop.)
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