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DETROITERS USE
I. O. B. A. CONCLUDES
PLANE TO CHICAGO; CONVENTION; ELECT
SILVERSTEIN HEAD
Mr. Willard E. King, vice-presi-

dent of the Detroit Life Insurance
company, left Detroit on the
morning of Friday, June 10, for
Chicago by way of aeroplane. The
pilot was the well-known Eddie
Stinson, and the other passengers
were Clark E. Myatt, a prominent
business man of Detroit, and his
partner, James C. McCabe.
The trip to Chicago took three
and 39 minutes. The party
left Chicago Saturday at 5:59 p.
en. and arrived in Detroit at 7:57
p. m., the time consumed being
only one hour and 58 minutes.
This is believed to be a record for
the trip from Chicago to Detroit.
Mr. King is very enthusiastic
about this means of travel and is
strong in his praise of the master-
ful work of Eddie Stinson in han•
dling the ship.

hours

(Contnued from first page.)

Chamberlin and Charles Levine and
warmly and heartily congratulates
them upon their historic and heroic
flight across the Atlantic and ex-
tends to them and their dear tines
every gmxl wish for success and
happiness in life."
The Jewish situation in Eastern
Europe, the upbuilding of Palestine
as the Jewish National Home, and
the effect of the immigration law on
Jewish fraternal organizations in
America were the three principal
questions discussed at the first ses-
sion. Eight hundred and twenty-
one delegates representing .15ii
lodge attended the sessions.
Messages from President Coolidge
and Governor Smith were read by
Judge Hartman at the opening sits-
Sion. Clarence Knapp, MA yor of
sasatnga Springs, presented the
key of the city to the grand master
of the order. In addressing the
convention session, the mayor said,
"The Jewish people were the first
to appreciate the curative value of
the springs of our city. They are
largely responsible for the growth
of our resort and for its develop-
.
ment. "

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JUNE 2.1, 1927

REV. ZALUDKOWSKY LEADERS PRAISE
FELIX M. WARBURG I
LAPPIN, RETIRING
GIVES REPORT ON
TO CONDUCT HALEVY
ZIONIST DIRECTOR PALESTINE, RUSSIA

the Isearyhik
.it the sue
• ,,
coun t rys ide,
es, tr i ps!
and picnics will be arranged.
It is the purpose of camp to pro-
vide rest and relaxation through
(Continued from first page.)
Sport and recreation and to afford
an opportunity for new friend-.
very atmosphere is charged with
ships. The atmosphere fo good felt I
inspiration; in America, where
lowship, of cheerful gaiety and of
competition is keen, and standards
thorough enjoyment will banish '
are high, Mr. Zaludkowsky has
all cares of the morrow.
added his bit to the rising wave of
Those coming are urged to
Jrwish culture, Ile recently pub-
bring bloomers or knickers, middy : 1
lished, in New York City, a group
hl ou•es , I mthi ng suit, sweater, one
dress, low-heeled hiking shoes, rub- ,
bers, soap, toilet articles, tennis
shoes, racquet and halls. Baggage
is to be brought in suit cases. No
trunks are permitted.

Mingle of Cheers
and Hisses Greet
Levine in Europe

(Continued from first page.)

Jewish Telegraphic A Kelley t hat
when
W
Charles C
visited
Warsaw in
1011, he complained that "the jour-
ney takes too ling. It necessary
to introduce. quicker means. of
communication.

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tunes were measured in millions
of dollars.

"I was principally interested,
not in business, but in the (levels
'I don't believe that any man opnient of new colonies, especially
or group of men can stop Zionism.
fur
eio benefit
ity Jeeow-
the
n .
eTfhe ptelelev,etlireisnt inaenediteuhplbeuildTinhgedamned
theforme r ly
ned to live in the 'Pale' and
time is sure to come when a Jew
now permitted to live elsewhere
will be ashamed to admit that he
and also on the farms. Through
dint not aid this cause."
the efforts of the Jewish Colonize-
Mr. Lappin concluded his re- tion association in Paris, who re-
marks by saying, "Palestine is populated such farms abandoned
here to stay. Sooner or later it
i in consequence of famines and
will become a beacon light, point-. civil war, and through the efforts
ing out to the world the path to ; of the Joint Distribution commit-

THEY ARE LOOKING
FOR "JOBS"

everlasting peace." tee, which has established about
R o b e r t Marwil, toastmaster, 130 new villages in the districts
opened the program by introduc-: around Krewoi-Rog and Cherson,
ing J. II. Ehrlich, president of the ,' and the Crimea, about 130,000
United Palestine Appeal, who said,: Jews are living and supporting

They will pass you unless you have
enthusiasm and ambition—and you
can't be enthusiastic when debts and
hills worry you. There is room for
everybody. Most tilt is at the top. A
savings account helps you to get there.

Thousands of pretty good men, 1127
Graduates, will soon be looking for
positions. They call them "jobs". In
a few years they will be fit to take
your position.

They :lave enthusiasm and ambition.
they need is experience.

All

in part: "Mr. I.appin has made' themselves decently on farms.
good during his two years as di-. "We spent three weeks study-

rector

of our drives. I know that ing the results of this enterprise,
he originally accepted this position and were more than encouraged to
at a sacrifice, but I know that he see that these people who live on
' deeply regrets the fact that other the farms in their third year begin
work forces him to give up this
to repay, as they should, the loans
position, because he is greatly in-
matte to them. The details about
'
terested
in Jewish social work."
Euclid 3931.R.
WARSAW.—(.1. T. A.)—Dissat-
this encouraging enterprise it will
Similar sentiments were ex-
iefaction with the move of the P o-
be any privilege to report to our
pressed by Mrs. Henry M. Wein-
committee, and I will nut go into
fish government in inviting Charles
stein, vice-president and acting that at the moment.
Levine and
Chant -
Offering the freedom of the tAe.siii;',.‘to
president of the Detroit chapter
In Connection with Olympia
n' t,
s id SSr
(' ''s ri t iTvc expressed
"We stopped and saw quite a
'springs and the state mineral baths,
of Senior Hadassah; Louis Dann,
Bath House
.
n
news- RE V. ELIJAH ZALUDKOWSKY
number of cities in Siberia which
John Jones, superintendent of slate Ito the P(tlish rani-Semitic
treasurer of the United Palestine
Open MI Year
r
The
newspape
s
argue
if
it
Pape
re.
we
passed through during a trip
reservation, declared that
ON EUROPEAN PLAN
were not fur the Jews, been that Levine is in unnecessary lad- of five Yiddish folk-songs, charm- Appeal, and Mrs. J. II. Ehrlich.
lasting about two weeks. The
‘
In a short talk, M. II. Zackheim,
ing, whimsical sketches. His lit-
riches of their country and forests,
Springs would not have been what last and the sound of his name is
president of the Zionist district of
it is now --America's Carlsbad." not agreeable to the Polish pinnies urgical compositions are well
fields and water power, not to
i ,, ow!.
ie pCity
i)
known throughout Europe, and he the
h i d : ." 1. %!r• ' mention furs and metals, is tre-
lion."
Rooms with Running Not and
The entire morning session wall
work far the Zionist
plans
soon
to
publish
a
complete
The correspondence of the Jew-
Cold Water
emendous,
and it ought to be only a
devoted
cause will remain as a foundation question of organization and man-
the question of Jewish ish Telegraphic Agency learns that ritual service for all occasions.
CHAS. k:RENS rEiN. Prop.
rights - in East
European countries the
It was during the war that the for the future of Zionism in De- agement somewhat different from
government will pay no atten-
PHONE 1190
and the situation in Palestine.
troit. The old Zionists of 20 years
Rev.
Zaludkowsky
became
bril-
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
110 North Are
what they have now to produce
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise in his ad- lion to the anti-Semitic press.
liantly associated with continental ago did not dream that the move- most gratifying results.
dress on Jewish rights which last.
ROME._ (J. T. A.) — Premier opera. Polish soldiers were being ment would be taken up and car-
"The courtesy shown every-
ed over an hour, criticised those
American Jewish leaders who are Mussolini yesterday sent a message mobilized while he was precentor ried forward by American born where was extraordinary; from the
of the largest synagogue of Ros- and reformed Jews. If I see that Japanese Sea, to Leningrad, and
opposed to open fight against vio• t
toonAgrmaeturilcaatningAnh'ibian'sa
liiiil°trhtl[ktrt'ithisr- toss When drafted, he pleaded re. Zionism is a living ideal for Amer- to the frontier we were permitted
Roy Johnson, E. I, K.no. II. F. Payne
lations of the rights guaranteed to
the Jewish population. 'The pot- Atlantic flight of the Columbus. ligious leadership of his people. icon born Jews, for the youth of to go and see whatever we pleased.
Randolph 4691 70 Montcalm St., W
icy of those leaders would never The premier, in his niesage, refer- This, however, was not held to be our faith, I know that it will go I wish more people could have an
snarriNn. RIGGING. TRAVELERS,
have improved the Jewish situation red with ide to the fact that the au important enough position to on and prosper."
opportunity of satisfying them-
DRAPERIES, GROUND •IS/Tiis
Short talks of appreciation for selves about the earnestness of
plane had been designed end con- warrant exemption. But if he sang
in Roumania as did our vigorous
Hade--Repaired—Rented
: •
strutted by Guisenpe Reliance, who at the o p era, then he would truly Mr. Lappin's work and enthusiasm these people and the government
public protests," Dr. Wise declared.
be serving the community. Thor- were given by Abe Srere and A. J. which is trying to work out their
was bons in Sicily.
"When wrong is done to our breth-
"I wish to renew ttstimony of my oughly grounded in operatic repo- Koffman, ex-presidents of the still very knotty problems.
4 , I I MS KS S.1 KVII MWIIEN ren, it is our duty to cry out and by
profound admiration and also that Loire, during his years of study in I United Palestine Appeal; Israel
"Surely their finance ideas are
SAVE A TRIP. BRING YOUR HEM- that awake the conscience of the
of the entire Italian people for this Berlin and Milan, upon receiving Davidson, Dr. Charles Smith, different from ours, but things are
STITCHING AND BUTTON COVERING nations. With our open fight
second flight across the ocean which the permission of the heads of his Nathan Goldstick, assistant cor- changing every day, and it has
TO Us.
ugains anti-Jewish excesses in Rou-
has been accomplished by Chamber- synagogue, the chazen cast his lot initiation counsel, Israel Zither and been a wonderful experience to
w. do the work while you wait. Open mania, we reached the point where
lin and Levine in a plane designed with the mimes. The role of Lan- J. S. Souls.
evenings. Pyle. Remonable.
see how they are trying to satisfy
not only the Jews of America, but
Letters and telegrams were re- the masses and educate them,
ais] construted by an Italian," the sky, in "Eugene Onegen" seemed
also the Christian world. voisisl its
I'reniier wrote. especially suited to his lyric tenor ceived from the following express- though that during this time of
protest."
9118 Twelfth St. .... Near Clalfmount
"By this second and niarvelous voice and his interpretation won ing regrets at their inability to at- evolution some people have to go
Dr. Wise announced that the con:
IRMIN MWERE
hl WO a
flight the wings of the United him the plaudits of his country- tend, and praising Mr. Lappin's through painful processes of re-
ference on Jewish rights would be
'States have undoubtedly been car- men. Other characters whose mern- work: Rabbi Joseph Thumin, Rab- adjustment cannot be denied, after
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held in Zurich instead - of Geneva
ried to the top of the world of av- ory he relishes, are the duke, in bi A. Si. llershman, Morris D. seeing the treasures, not only in
as previously scheduled.
iation HMI the names of Linddbergh "Rigoletto," and the title-role of Waldman, Fred Butzel, Bernard the crown jewels, but the riches of
Touching upon the crisis in Pal-
Made to Order and Installed,
Isaacs and Rose Lipsitz for the
and Chamberlin will remain forever "Faust."
the country, and after admiring
estine, Dr. Wise bitterly criticised
All Style..
Hadassah.
imprinted in the history of great
But after the war, Mr. Zahn'. Junior
Mr. Lappin was presented with such galleries as !'Hermitage of
'We clean Window Shades and re- those who exaggerate the grdvity hdships
opening the way to new 1 - owsky returned to his first love,
ar
Leningrad, one feels that the feel-
the
situation.
It is true," h
pair them. Bring them in or let I
cycles of civilization."
the synagogue. Not only for relig- the complete works of Louis Lip- ing for the beautiful and the
said, "that Palestine is now under-
US cnu.
sky, president of the Zionist Or-
ious
reasons,
but
because
it
was
things worth while in life have not
Curtain Rods and Rubber Matting. going a grave crisis, but the situa-
BERLIN.— (J. T. k) — Omis- the call of the blood. His father, ganization of America, and Mrs. been forgotten in that country.
tion is not as critical as it is put
sion of Charles A. Levine's name Noah Litter Zaludkowsky, has been Lappin received a beautiful bou-
"It is to be hoped that in their
forth by people who are for from
in the report of the arrival of the cantor of the chief synagogue of quet. A great deal of credit was adjustment
relationship with other nations re-
being interested in the welfare of
Columbia on its non-stop trans-At- Kalish, Poland, for 36 years, and given by the toastmaster, Robert a
ustment can soon be achieved
adjustments
Cadillac 1650 Palestine. We who are interested lantic flight was the policy pursued
669 Gr•tiot Ave.
M
arwil,
and
several
of
the
sp
eak- which will be satisfactory to all
is held in high esteem among the
are not afraid. We believe in the
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by the German anti-Semitic press. Jews of eastern Europe. It was ers to Israel Zilber for his work in
sides."
Jewish Agency uniting all groups
This policy was practiced only by he who first taught the rituals to arranging the banquet and pro-
•
in American Jewry for the support
the out-spoken anti-Semitic jour- his son.
gram. He was assisted by A. J.
Pmking• Shipping, Suburban Moving.
of the Palestine upbuilding work,"
nals in Germany.
After a complete Talmudic edu- Koffman and .Miss Rose Lipsitz.
•
Storage
Dr. Wise concluded.
The Democratic press hailed cation in Kalish, under Rabbi Orn-
Chamberlin and Levine. The news- stein, from whom he received his
SARATOGA SPRINGS.—(J, T.
papers pointed out that in addition rabbinical degree, young Zalud-
Office Emp. 6027 Evn'es Elem. 1942
Al—Action on reforming the in•
to his unparal I e I e(
1 • tourage a n1
( p io- kowsky journeyed to Berlin, where
MOVING — STORAGE
surance department of the Indepen-
(Continued from first page.)
neer spirit, Levine has the distinc-
NearTwelfth
1745 Pinere•
he studied voice culture, piano and
dent Order B'rith Abraham, the
tion of being a patron of aeronaut-
dress was followed by a piano solo
the theory of music at Stern's
largest of the Jewish fraternal or•
(Contnued from first page.)
ics. has lierlinnei• Tageblatt con-
by Clara E. Silberman. Evelyn
Conservatory. here from 1905 to
ganization in the United State.,
Here's to your h.lth--
cluded an editorial on the journey
1909 he was the pupil of such men is proposed that in future an ad- Grossman, president of the 1927
was deferred for a year when the
of the Columbia with "Long live
THE WAYNE MINERAL AND question was presented as a result
as Juan Luria, Alexander Heine- ministration shall be net up, on class, and Clara S. Ilurwitz, a
Chamberlin and Levine."
man, Wilhelm Katte and Eugene the lines of the American Cabinet senior graduate, spoke on "In Ap-
of recommendations made in the
TURKISH BATHS
Chamberlin end Levine were re-
Milan, where he studied with Au- system, with a president and one preciation" and "In Farewell."
message of Grand Master Judge
ceived by President von Hinden-
Second and Front S
Gustave Ilartnian.
gusta Brodge.
vice-president and a cabinet com- Cantor Elijah Zaludkowsky ren-
burg. They were entertained by
Open Day and Night for Ladies and Mn.
The convention adopted a resolu-
In 1909, at the age of 19 years, posed of .officers holding specific dered a group of Jewish folk
Chancellor Marx and given an of-
Randolph 5744.
tion urging the executive of the or-
Zaludkowsky was elected cantor of portfolios, representing specific de- songs.
ficial dinner. They also had lunch
The presentation of diplomas
(It r to take steps for the purpose
the Sinai Synagogue in Warsaw. partments and responsible to the
with Foreign Minister Stresemann.
of bringing about fuller co-opera-I
It was here that he began his lit- president and the entire cabinet was made by A. Louis Gordon,
superintendent of the Sunday
Hon between the existing Jewish
for
their
conduct
of
the
affairs
of
erary
career,
writing
on
musical
THE HAGUE.— I.J. T. A. 1—
fraternal organizations through
subjects for various organs of the these departments. The members School, who also presided. The
Recognition for Charles A. Levine
periodical joint conferences.
of the cabinet shall be elected by graduation class concluded with
for his part in the non-stop trans- Warsaw press, in Yiddish, Russian
singing the class song. The prin-
Following consideration of sever-
and Hebrew. It was here, also, the convention.
expressed
by
the
Was
Frgeburg, Maine.
al of the important American Jew- Atlantic flight
T h e national administration cipal address was delivered by
Dutch Zionist Federation. The fed- that he cemented his friendship
ish problems, the convention unani-
would then consist of the follow- Rabbi A. M. Hershman.
with
Julius
Miller,
conductor
of
eration has inscribed Levine's name
Following the exercises, the
mously adopted a resolution me- in the Golden Book of the Jewish the Detroit Ilalevy Society. Mr. ing: president, vice-president, sec-
Beautifully located in the White niorializing President Coolidge and
Miller was at that time leading a retary, treasurer and associate graduates, faculty, officers, and di-
rectors
of the congregation and of
Mountains, overlooking the Presi- congress "to so humanize the Unit- National Fund.
choir in it neighboring Warsaw treasurer. The chairmen of the
the Ladies Auxiliary and friends
dential Range. A first-class camp erStates Immigration Law as to
NEW YORRK.— T. k) — synagogue. This friendship has following committees would make
of
the
graduates
attended a lunch-
moderate
price!
Send
for
il-
at a
permit parents, husbands, wives Mayor William Johnson of North been renewed with gusto, since Mr. up the cabinet: Palestine affairs,
eon. One hundred persons were
lustrated booklet.
l and minor unmarried children of
Adams, Mass., birthplace of Zaludkowsky has taken up his political relations, United Pales-
present.
Among
those who spoke
tine Appeal, Keren Hayesod, Jew-
Mr. and Mrs. A. Krasker, Directors I citizens and declarants to be ad- Charles A. Levine, first trans-At- residence in this city.
mitted as non-quota immigrants."
After four years in Warsaw, ish National Fund, cultural activi- were Rabbi Ilarry Z. Gordon,
eng er, a n d I ly-
222 Beacon St., Boston, Masi.
!antic airpl ane pas s
Ilarry
Hartman,
and
Herman Wise
mon 11. K ronick, also of No rth Rev. Zaludkowsky was called to ties, youth organizations, organ-
of the faculty, and Mrs. M. H.
Autumn, forwarded congratulatory Rostov, where he established chor- ization and propaganda, finances,
Berlin al orchestra groups, "Ilasonfir," publications, Hebrew University, Zackheim, president of the aux-
•
menages 0
which are still flourishing. Here, woolen's organization for liadas- iliary. Rabbi Gordon recited the
through the New York World.
blessing over the bread. Mrs.
"North Adams extends heartiest also, he was honored, with the po- soh), and six or seven members
Zackheirn urged the early forma-
, e sition of professor of voice culture without portfolio.
congratulations of your remarkabl
(Continued from first page.)
and theory in the Royal Music
This form of organization in the tion of a junior auxiliary to be
achievement,"
:sin
yor
Johnson
s
Granite and Marble.
Conservatory.
Rostov-on-Don.
central office, according to the composed of the young women af-
Henry A. Erolik in memory of her, message read. "We trust you will
Mr. Zaludkovvsky spent eight plan, will be paralleled in the Zion- filiated with the congregation.
little daughter, thereby increasing honor us with a visit to this city
Superintendent Gordon presided
its capacity by 25 beds. There are at your earliest convenience. A years in Rostov, whence he was ist work throughout the country.
at the luncheon. Rhoda Goldberg,
now housing facilities for AO girls royal welcome awaits you and invited to serve as precentor of the It is proposed to set up a number
soprano,
rendered two selections.
chief synagogue of Vilna. In Vil- of regional federations with their
every week, but the recreational Clarence D. Chamberlin."
Now in our New Location
She was accompanied by Clara E.
equipment is not yet adequate for
Preparations for welcoming Le- na he published his book of liturg- own officers a n (I "cabinets,"
Silberman,
pianist.
that number. There is immediate vine, who has a summer home at ical rituals, "Manginoth Israel," which shall hold conventions once
In recognition of their devoted
need for another tennis court and Belle Harbor in the Rockaways, and which sold out an edition of 1,300 a year. Each federation will have
efforts,
Rabbi
Harry Z. Gordon,
a complete bureau in which will be
more row boats. Tree planting Chamberlin, are being made by the COpiOS.
Although urged to remain in concentrated all branches of Zion- instructor of the graduating class
was started last year and several Chamber of Commerce of the Rock.
of
the
high
school
department, and
groups of memorial trees are now arrays. County Judge Algernon 1. Vilna, as director of the Jewish ist activity. Each federation will
J. B. Rogvoy, who taught the
furnishing much needed shade, be- Nova, a cousin of Levine, has ac- Conservatory, conditions among also elect a certain number of rep-
eighth
grade,
were
each presented
side adding to the beauty of the eeptisl the chairmanship of the wel- the Jews were no deplorable that resentatives on the Central com-
he thought it best to leave the mittee, which will replace the pres- with a copy of "A History of the
site. There is need for books, mod- coming committee.
Jewish
People,"
by
Margolis and
Messages of congratulation were country. Receiving a call from ent National Executive committee,
ern fiction, popular novels, up-to-
Marx. A vote of thanks was given
date literature for those girls who !sent to Levine and Chamberlin 1Y Liverpool he traveled to England,
by the graduates to a committee
should have rest and quietude the Far Iliwkaway Board of Tradti • where he became correspondent of
from the Ladies Auxiliary which
the Rockaway Business Men's as- the London Jewish Express, which
rather than strenuous activity.
served the luncheon. The class
Lakebreeze camp is located 14 , sociation and other organizations position he still holds. Here, also,
song
by the graduating classes
he
published
his
Yiddish
work,
miles above Port Huron, with 1,- I Peter NIcCabill, commander of the
brought the luncheon to a close.
c
and Musicians of the Nine-
000 feet frontage on Lake Huron, I Rockaway post of the Veterans of "Musi
(Contnued from first page.)
teenth
Century
.
"
a beautiful sandy beach, woods, 1Foreign Wars. cabled Levine and
Upon his arrival in New York,
orchards and plenty of wide open IChamberlin that they had been elec.
religious considerations influenced
FREE!
spaces to afford outdoor activity led honorary members of the or- Mr. Zaludkowsky was received the attitude of the government to-
with great acclaim by the Cantors' ward Mr. Levine. "If Mr. Levine
of every kind. The air is always ganization.
The
P.
Lorillard
Company,
A raidogram from Dr. Kreutz, Association of that city. At a re- was it Catholic, a Protestant, or a
fresh and bracing, with cool, crisp
nights at the close of hot summer Slayer of Kottbus, Germany. c011- ception, where glowing tributes Mohammedan, the situation would manufacturers of the well-known
coying congratulations to the City were paid him, he was hailed as not have been different. The Mural Cigarettes, beginning this
days.
Recreation hall, overlooking the of New York on the flight was re- the successor to the great Pincus charge that Mr. Levine's religion week are giving to the American
, smokers a special offer. This of-
lake, offers opportunity for indoor ceived by Mayor walker. Mayor Minkovsky.
or race had anything to do with
As an instructor, the cantor has
entertainment and rumple relaxa- , Walker replits1. declaring: "We are
the matter is absolutely baselews," . fer is 10 Murat Cigarettes free
Falai. Musuci•na — The Band
with every vacation box of 50 Mu-
proud of Chamberlin and Levine. won recognition through several of Mr. New stated.
tion.
There
is
a
large
open
fire-
Dance
With.
You Lore to
rads.
place before which to pop corn or In honoring them Kottbus honors his pupils, who have already be-
Mr. New indicated that the at-
This is a special vacation offer
come famous. Among his former titude of Mr. Levine was caused
tell stories on cool or rainy eve-
students
arc:
Alexander
Kipnis,
nings, and a practical stage for
as a result of the controversy now to the consumer, and it will be
star of the Chicago Civic Opera pending between the government worth every smoker's while to buy
stunts, programs and dramatic per-
company; Kuseviscki and Glazer, and Mr. Levine in the war material this vacation package and take ad-
formances. A well equipped li-
cantors at Vilna; Katz, cantor at transactions. although he refused , vantage of a box of 10 extra
brary with comfortable chairs will
Cs-
Berlin; Isantatt. choir leader at to state what the nature of the dif- cigarettes.
be a haven for those who want
These cigarettes are packed in a
Warsaw, rind Chariot!, cantor at ference was. The postmaster gen-
rest rather than activity.
New
York City.
There is a screened open-air
eral stated that the entire matter beautiful tin box and contains 50
Preparations have been com-
dining room where delicious meals
still rests in the hands of the at- Murad Cigarettes. As you well
know, Murat is the finest cigarette
EVERTOR ENDRAVIRG CO. are tastefully and appetizingly pleted for an all-day picnic and
torney general's office.
S.
Film
Shia.
served in accordance with the die- festival Sunday at Tashmoo Park
The former senator from In- in the world. It is made of the
tary laws. The best that the mar- by the Ladies Auxiliary of Con-
diana ridiculed the charge that he finest tobaccos, and is recognized
--
kets afford is always supplied. A : gregation El Moshe. No detail
was an anti-Semite. Jews were al- by smokers to be an exceptional
cigarette. Therefore this offer is
liberal, well-balanced and varied which might aid in making this a
Sidney W. Foreman, certified ways among his closest friends in
diet of wholesome and palatable thoroughly enjoyable and success- public accountant, has announced Indianapolis, he stated. Many of unusual.
Go to your dealer today and ask
food is planned with great care. , ful affair has been overlooked, se- that he has opened his own offices his friendships, dating back to his
him for this special vacation offer.
Everything is done to make the : cording to those in charge.
at 1417 Penobscot building. Ile will school days, are with Henry Cohen,
It
will
be worth your while to buy
The Steamer Tashmoo will leave operate under the name of S. W. S. E. Rowe, Wolf Sussman, Ralph
meal hour pleasurable as well as
several of them. not only for your
its docks at the foot of Griswold Foreman and company.
beneficial.
Bomberger, and many other Jews
vacation
but for your everyday
The three large, well-equipped street at 9 o'clock Sunday morn-
Ste Foreman has been associated who are prominent in business and needs. Keep a tin at home for
dormitories, each containing 12 , ing. There will be dancing both on with the Isenberg-Purdy company, social work.
your
friends.
You cannot offer
rooms, with two beds in a room, the boat and on the island. Ar- public acountants, for the past four
"Besides, there are in the post
a better cigarette
are bright, cheerful and cox y, with rangements have been made for yarn, and has created an enviable office department thousands of your friends
than
Murad.
It
will put you in a
every facility for rest an CCM
Com- games and contests for both young reputation.
Jews who serve the government
different class, for NIurad is the
fort.
and old.
He graduated from the tniver- and whose services are just as sat-
unusual
cigarette
for the unusual
Mrs. Rudolph Zuieback is in city of Michigan in 1921 Ana has isfactory as that of all other em-
A schedule of activities has been
man who feels he is entitled to the
prepared in which all can take charge of the affair, assisted by Men active in local Jewish actin- ployees of the department," he
better
things
in
life.
part. Tennis, basketball, baseball. , an able staff. Indications are that ties since that time.
said.
field athletics, swimming, boating, ' a large crowd will attend. The en-
Make peace with men and quarrel
campfires will give variety to the ; tire Detroit Jewish community isIt is • thousand times easier to
One who walks to the right of his
with
I do good than to do it well.
master Is • boor. (Yoma 37a.)
sins.
day's program. To insure full en- invited.

Carpenter Contractor

Alterations, Remodeling, Store
Fronts, Window Backing.
Good references and workman
. ship. Plans furnished.

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MEMBER

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STATE BANK

Corner Griswold and Lafayette Boulevard

and 17 Branches

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VACATION
THINGS

OFFICIALS DENY
LEVINE PREJURICE

Select Dancing Nightly

Palais de Dance

Particular People Prefer
the Palais.
Strictly Censored. Highest
Standard.

EL MOSHE LADIES
PLAN OUTING AT
TASHMOO SUNDAY

Second

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ACCOUNTING OFFICE

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Don't wait until the last minute. Those
garments you'll want to take along with
you on your Summer outing should be
sent to us now for laundering. Have them
laid away fresh and clean—ready to be
packed—at your leisure.

,

PALACE
MODEL
LAUNDRY

Glendale 5680

30 Convenient Branches in Detroit and
Greater Metropolitan Area.

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