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BUILDERS of DETROIT —

Visiting Ben B'riths

MILFORD STERN

GOLDSTEIN'S

By LAWRENCE LIPTON

Chrysler Motor Car Company
Adds Republic To Its Fleet

Models

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chaser's business.
The new line of Republic models are meeting
with approval everywhere.

50 and 60

The latest proofs
of Republic engi-
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There is a Republic model for your purpose, too.

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Merchant
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The Shop Where Courtesy
and Service Prevail.

Some men are leaders in their the New York Technical high pity Union. He holds the office of
communities because of their out- school (1902-03) and put in four vice-president of the Jewish ('en-
standing success in business. Some years as a teacher in the public ters association and is a trustee of
rise to public recognition through schools of Gotham. It was also in the National Jewish hospital of
their prowess in the professions. the big eastern metropolis that he Denver.
Others win the love and esteem of acquired his musical training,
As a civic leader, Mr. Stern be-
their fellows by virtue of their tal- studying piano at the Virgil Con- l o ngs to the new school of prog-
ents as orators, social service servatory of Music.
ressive liberals who, although they
workers, teachers, musicians or
Making his home in Detroit, Mr. are constantly growing more num-
writers. And still others reap the Stern immediately brought his erous, are still all too few. Philos-
rich harvest of public gratitude varied training and his native ver- ophically he is a humanist and
through their generous benefac- satility of talent to bear in social values human life, bunion liberty
tions.
sor•ice. For seven years he con- and huinan happiness above all
Detroit Jewry can point to one ducted classes in the religious considerations of economic power
individual in its midst who can school of Temple Beth F.I. As and political privilege. His eco-
justly lay claim to distinction in president of the board of directors nomic outlook is fashioned on the
every one of these fields.
of the temple he is now serving same broad outlines as his social
Business man, lawyer, orator, his second consecutive term and philosophy--mutual sympathy and
social service worker, teacher, his administration has been fair-minded co-operation with fa-
musician, writer and philanthro-
voritism towards none and justice
pist—Milford Stern has made his
for all. Although a lawyer by
mark in all these varied activities.
training, his intellectual valuations
As a business man, Mr. Stern is
are not limited by the narrow con-
identified with many enterprises,
cepts of "legal reasoning" that
notably amusement ventures and
characterize so many members of
real estate. In this capacity he is
the profession.
known to all who have been asso-
As a worker in the cause of lib-
ciated with him or have had any
eral Judaism he has lent the
dealings with him as a devotee of,
weight of his judgment and influ-
the Golden Rule.
ence to the work of Jewish educa-
As a professional man, Mr. Stern
tion in all its forms and his devo-
received his bachelor of laws de-
tion to Jewish culture has not bet n
gree from the Detroit College of
limited to lip service. He is an ,s
Law in 1912. As an orator, his tal-
avid reader of books and periodi-
ents have been given ample scope
cal literature. His hobby is col-
through his wide social and relig-
lecting, rare books—and reading
ious interests in Detroit. Many
them.
will recall his masterly address be-
Mr. Stern travels extensively,
fore the Jewish Open Forum last
both as a form of recreation and
season upon his return from Mex-
a
means
of broadening his human
ico whither he had journeyed as
sympathies and deepening his
one of a committee of prominent
knowledge of mankind. Like all
American Jews, to investigate and
other travelers, he is an ardent col-
report on conditions among our
lector of souvenirs, but his taste
co-religionists in the sister repub-
in these things runs to works of
lic to the south.
MILFORD STERN
art and beauty. His collections are
Milford Stern was born in New
marked
by
a
characteristic
devo-
culled
from the bazaars of the fine
York City on George Washington's
birthday in 1882, son of Nathan tion to duty and a genius for get- arts and the stalls of the book-
ting
things
done
with
efficiency
sellers
rather than from the gaudy
and Regina (Amberg) Stern. His
shops of the commercial souvenir
mother, of blessed memory, passed and dispatch.
In
the
annual
conventions
of
the
stealers that infest the tourist cities
away in New York seven years ago.
His father lives in New York, Union of American Hebrew Con- of the continent.
where he is prominent as a scholar gregations, Mr. Stern has identified
In all his varied activities Mr.
in Hebraic studies. Both the pa- Himself with every effort to give Stern has a devoted and compe-
ternal and maternal branches of a more liberal tone to the deliber- tent co-worker. Mrs. Stern, like
his family have been distinguished ations of that body. He is a mem- her husband, has given liberally of
for their rabbis and scholars. One ber of its executive board and her time and energy to the cause
of his maternal ancestors, Dr. serves on two of its most import- of Jewish and communal welfare
Rhinehartz, rose to the position of ant committees. As a member of in Detroit. Two children brighten
chief rabbi of Poland 200 years the Commission on Social Justice the Stern household, Phillip, aged
he was instrumental in drafting 18, now a student at the Univer-
ago.
After attending the city schools and procuring the passage of the sity of Michigan, and Josephine,
of New York he studied at the resolution on social justice that aged 15, who is attending high
College of the City of New York. was one of the highest lights of school,
Only a few weeks ago Mr. Stern the last convention of the Union
In the few hours of leisure that
revived old memories of City Col- in Cincinnati and an event of great are left to him, Mr. Stern occa-
lege when he returned to his alma significance in the history of Re- sionally plays golf, but of his
mater for the reunion of his class. form Judaism in America.
prowess in this field of human en-
In addition to his labors as pres- deavor this biographer prefers to
With the degree of bachelor of
arts he continued his studies, tak- ident of Temple Beth El, Mr. Stern say nothing. As every golfer
ing post-graduate work at New helps to guide the destinies of a knows, this is one of those private
York university and later the law number of communal organiza. matters upon which a man should
course at the Detroit College of lions that serve Detroit Jewry and be left to speak for himself—and
Law, which he completed in 1912. the community in general. He is he usually does. Mr. Stern is a
Before embarking on his law a director of the Jewish Welfare member of the Redford Country
studies, Mr. Stern had served as Federation and the Outing De- club, the Phoenix club and the
an instructor of mathematics at partment of the Detroit Comma- City club.

10347 Woodw'd
B e tween Calvert and
Collingwood.

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DETROIT

WE ARE DEEPLY GRATEFUL TO YOU FOR THE
SPLENDID RESPONSE WHICH GREETED THE
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE RE-OPENING OF
HOPTMAN'S BAKERY SHOP.

IT IS WITH NO LITTLE PRIDE THAT WE AC-
KNOWLEDGE THE MANY EXPRESSIONS CON-
GRATULATING US ON THE BEAUTY OF OUR
SHOP. WE CAN ONLY SHOW OUR APPRECIA-
TION BY CONTINUING TO BAKE THE SAME
DELICIOUS BREAD WHICH HAS ALWAYS
CHARACTERIZED HOPTMAN'S.

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CHEESE CAKE
JELLY ROLLS
SWEET ROLLS
COFFEE CAKE
SPONGE CAKE
STRUDEL

We Extend
Greetings of Welcome
to the
Visiting Delegates
of
Independent Order
of
B'nai B'rith
Now Convening Here

For real quality try
HOPTMAN'S

CORN BREAD
CRESCENTS
BAIGLE
PUMPERNICKEL
POPPYSEED ROLLS
SABBATH BREAD

z= Hoptman s Bakery

A. IIOPTM AN, PROPRIETOR

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8916 TWELFTH STREET

Between H•seleroosi and Taylor

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Mrs. D. Bloch of 2003 !Hanle
avenue has as her guests from Vir-
ginia her mother, Mrs. S. Snitz,'
and her brother, Ilarry.

To really enjoy your visit in Detroit you
must partake of one of Goldstein's meals,
Known from coast to coast for its splendid
cuisine and delicatessen, a visit to Gold-
stein's will not soon be forgotten.

Whether it's just a sandwich or a regular
meal, Goldstein's offer you everything that
is really tasty with a capital 'I'.

QOLDSTEIN'S

9001 Twelfth Street, corner Taylor

GREETINGS

to
B'NAI B'RITH DELEGATES

LEVETT & COMPANY

WHOLESALE JEWELERS

308 Metropolitan Bldg., 33 John R. St.

Ran. 7558

Weddings — Engagements —

Banquets

—For All Social Functions.

Strictly Kosher Caterer.

M. A. PEREIRA, Manager

DETROIT CATERING COMPANY

WE CATER AT TILE LEADING
DETROIT HOTELS.

125 RICHTON AVENUE

Call Longfellow 5654.

Surprise

Mr. and Mrs. Al C. Bluestone
(Kate Davidson) of 2736 Calvert
avenue are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of a daughter,
Beverly June, horn June 13.

Mr. and Mrs. William Charles
Sucher (Edith Stark) of 2911
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fienman of
Sturtevant avenue are receiving
246 Ferry, East, left this morning
congratulations on the birth of a
(Friday, July 11 for a motor trip
son, Richard Hugh, June 20.
to Buffalo, Providence, Boston,
New York and Atlantic City. They
will be gone about two weeks.

Miss Barbara Marx of Burling-
ame avenue will leave on Sunday
for Boston, Mass., where she will
be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Hi-
ram Novell.

LOUIS N. LITMAN

Louis N. Litman, aged 49 years,
passed away on June 26 in Mil-
waukee. Burial took place at
Cloverhill Park cemetery on June
Ez
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Savit (Sal- 28, with Rabbi Hershman officiat-
Spars)u it family
a t ri a l (f
ing. Surviving are his mother,
nd ' ar C ehiv cia lto - Mrs. Lena Litman, two sisters,
es a v S emotored
P
ing with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Anna Sakols of Milwaukee
= Mrs. Henry Spirit of 1923 West and Miss Hattie Litman of Kan-
=I Euclid avenue. While in the city was, and a brother, Isaac Litman.
=I Mr. Spire will attend the Illiai I
B'rith convention. He also was a
MRS. FANNIE SMITH
=, delegate at the Zionist convention
Mn. Fannie Smith passed away
--j in Atlantic City.
at her residence, 261 Harmon ave-
= i
nue, on June 25, at the age of 54
1
A dancing party will be given ' years. Burial took place at Beth
= by the Junior Relief club on Toes-
Pesila cemetery on June 26. Sur-
I (lay, July 12, at the home of Ruth
viving i$ her husband, Mike Smith.
Aronoff; 2333 Ford avenue.
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DAVID GOLDFARB
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INVITES YOU!

awaits you if you come and visit our shop. We just
want to show you how true to nature our Artificial
Flowers are made.

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OBITUARY

WE THANK YOU!

Have you tried
HOPTM AN'S

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JEWISH CENTER NOTES
The Joint Mothers' clubs of De-
trait are giving a picnic at Bello
Isle on Wednesday, July 15, which ',-
will begin at 12 o'clock. Automo-
biles will be furnished to take the `
women back and forth from the

DETROIT'S RENDEZVOUS

Decorations for all occasions.

BENNING DECORATING SHOP
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS - WINDOW VALANCES

301 METROPOLITAN BLDG.
Phone Cadillac 5895

33 John R. Street

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BOB ROSENBLOOM

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announces the opening of the

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CAMPUS FLORAL SHOP

25 Campus Martius

Next to Shubert Detroit Theater

Phone Us Your Orders
David Goldfarb, aged 43 years,
passed away at his home, 250 Bel-
FLOWERS AND FLORAL DECORATIONS
mont avenue, on Jane 25. Mrs.
FOR ALI. OCCASIONS
Fannie Goldfarb, his wife, and
three children, Lillian. Jennie and
Deliveries Nights and Sundays
The Regent theater is conduct- Jacob, survive. Burial took place
ing a new contest, along lines on June 26 at El Moshe cemetery.
—[ which have never before been used
= in Detroit. Special movies, taken
MRS. EVA SCHWARTZ
by the Regent's own cameramen , Mrs. Eva Schwartz passed away
in various sections of the city, are on June 25 at the age of 68 years. .4. 1111MW‘WkWis•••• ■•■ AWINOWs•MAWSICWISNAWAWM
= shown on the screen the following Funeral services were conducted
week, and each person who can from the home of her son, Morris
= identify himself in the movies, re- Schwartz, 16:33 Gladstone avenue,
canvas a pair of free tickets.
on June 26. Burial took place at
"Syaosy" is the title or catch- Beth David and Rabbi Aishiskin
line of the contest, which means officiating.
"see yourself as others see you,"
= the word being coined from the
Attend tke I. 0. B. B. initiation.
first letter of each of these words.
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Starting Tuesday, July 5, the
Regent cameraman will take mov-
ies on the following streets, be-
REFORMED AND STRICT-
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Rveen Twelfth and Dexter boule-
LY ORTHODOX.
vard and Fullerton and Sturte-

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B'NAI B'RITH DELEGATES!
for dependable and
enjoyable transportation use

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= cant; Wednesday: Highland and
E Cortland; Thursday: Richton and
Monterey. These pictures will be
= shown on the Regent screen the
= week starting Saturday, July 9.
= Gloria Swanson in a new and
= dramatic romance, "The Love of
= Sonya," holds the screen at the
O Regent theater this week. Upon
=: the stage is featured the popular
Paul Specht and his artists, as-
sisted by several acts of vaudeville.

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=. "THE LEADER OF THE OR.
= CHESTRA IS ALWAYS A MAN
= WHO HAS PLAYED SECOND
FIDDLE"

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And you can't attain success in
ES. the world without full knowledge
of the goal you seek to obtain.
Erz, You can't tell others to do what
= you can't do yourself. Watch your
= opportunity and . when the right
= time comes, act smckly. So brighten
= up and freshen up with a Murad
7+2 cigarette and lay your plans for
= bigger achievements.

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Attend the I. 0. B. B. iaitiation.

Personally Supervised.

Latest Type of Limousine
Hearse and Packard Equip-
ment used exclusively.

Edmund G. Lewis
Mortician.

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Best wishes to the
I3'nai B'rith Convention

from

REZNIK'S

eymour Lewis
Saul Lewis
orge Lewis
D. Lewis
Free Use of Our Chapel

Exclusive Haberdashery

7739 John R. St.
Phone Empire 2114

Between Blaine and Gladstone

8730 Twelfth Street

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