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Plan Opening Of
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Paul Sptecht, who is now in his
sixteenth week on the stage of the
Regent Theater, along with his fa-
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MOSCOW.—(J, T. A.)—The es-
tablishment of three Jewish auton-
omous regions is part of the pro-
gram of the department eef national
minorities for the year 1928. The
regions will he established in the
districts of Krievoyrog, Zaporoje
and Mariupul, where Jewish colon-
ization efforts are concentrated.
Dr. Hugo A. Freund, who was recently appointed a member of
The executive board of the Ozet,
the health board of Detroit, was elected president of that body at a the society for the establishment of
meeting of the board on Monday evening.
Jews on land, has decided to facil-
itate the visits of representatives
TO THE JEWISH WOMEN OF DETROIT:
of organizations and other indie id-
SAVE FOOD—SIGN THE HOOVER PLEDGE
nabs from abroad, who are anxious
to inspect the Jewish colonies. Nu-
—Avertisement.
merous applications for tbis pur-
Rabbi Franklin was called to Kalamazoo on Wednesday of last pose have been received by the
week tee officiate at the burial of Mr. Lesser Solomon, whose death Ozet.
occurred suddenly at Charlevoix last Tuesday. .
A disciple of the wise sheuld not
Rabbi and Mrs. Emil Leipsiger of New Orleans have been the converse with a woman in the
street, even if it be his daughter,
guests of Rabbi Leipsiger's mother for several weeks.
wife, or sister, since all are not
acquainted with his female rela-

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle i/J

Ten Years Ago—

Announcement was made this
week of the opening. on or about
Aug.. 15. of the Elsie May Lobby
Shop, which promises to be one of
the most unusual jewelry and nov-
elty centers in this part of the
country. The shop will be located
in the lobby of the Woodward-
,. Grand River Building, the new ex-
?elusive shopping center of the city.
The new shop will otter a most
complete array of the finest im-
ported jewelry, in addition to nov-
elties and gifts to satisfy the taste
of a most discriminating clientele,
according to Elsie May Vivier,
owner and operator.
An outstanding feature of this
latest addition to downtown shop-
ping circles will be a staff of ex-
pert jewelers who will be prepared
to handle every type of watch and
jewelry repairing, engraving and
remodeling.
As an added convenience for
her patrons, Miss Vivier announces
that she will take orders for a
most original line of Jewish New
Year's cards and cards for other
purposes and occasions.
The shop will be opened as soon
as the fixtures, which are among
the finest to be found in the city,
can be installed. Announcement
as to the definite elate of the open-
ing will be made in the next issue
of The Chronicle,

Five Years Ago—

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PAUL SPECHT

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member of the Elks, Oddfellows., a
Twenty-third degree Mason, a
member of the Patriotic Sons of
America, member of the American
Guild of Violinists , member of
Reading, Pa., Philadelphia and
New York Musicians Unions, mem-
ber of the Philadelphia Board of
Trade, member of the Philadelphia
Constable, the N. V. A. Club, an
honorary member of the New Jer-
sey State Police Association, hon-
orary member of the Police and
Detective Department of Atlantic
City, and honorary member of the
Philadelphia Magistrates & Con-
stables Association,
"Drums of the Desert," Zane
Grey's newest Western romance,
holds the screen at the Regent this
week. A virile drama of the wide
open spaces of the West, "Drums
or the Desert" features a cast head-
ed by Warner Baxter, Marietta
Millner, Ford Sterling, Guy Oliver
and others. It has been hailed as
Zane Grey's successor tee "The Van-
ishing, American," for it tells an-
other story of the fast disappearing
red men.
Charlotte LeNay, "The Califor-
nia Nightingale," is featured in the
vaudeville offering. She presents
a routine of four vocal numbers,
from the classical to modern jazz.
Rene and Florence, two pretty
girls have a comedy song and talk-
ing novelty, "Wise or Otherwise."
Herman Ulis and Minerva Clark
present a minature musical com-
edy called "A Double Exposure,"
which has a Hollywood setting,
Both are the possessors of excellent
voices, and their comedy lines of-
fer many laughs. Shorter screen
subjects and other novelties round
' out the program.

BERLIN.—(J. T. A.) — Meyer
Berkowitsch, a Jewish passenger
on the Tilsit-Memel waterway, was
thrown into the water by another
passenger. Berkowitsch, who was
a native of Neustadt, was drowned.
lie was 25 years old,
The culprit, who was arrested,
could give no other reason for his
act than the fact that the passen-
ger was a Jew.

HENRY FORD SLEUTH SYSTEM EXPOSED—Continuing the
"Inside Story of Henry Ford's Jew-Mania" in the August number of
Ilearst's International, Norman Hapizood tells the strange adventures
of "No. 25 II," the Ford-Daniels sleuth, and reveals the campaign
conducted against the Jews by the Detroit automobile manufacturer
with the help of pseudo-detectives.

The national administrative committee of the Keren Ilayesod has
issued a proclamation to the Jews of America, on the occasion of the
ratification of the Palestine Mandate, calling upon them to join in the
building of the Jewish homeland.

Elaborate preparations are being made for the dance of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge, No. 34, I. 0. 13. B., to be held on Aug. 27,
at the Greystone. Mrs. Harry Fleishman, president of the auxiliary,
expressed the hope that 3,000 couples will attend the dance, proceeds
of which go for charity.
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Mrs. Celia Shnurowitz or I
Inverness avenue will ill,
monument on the grave of i,, !,e,
husband, Samuel, Sunday e , !
the Detriot Jewish Burial 1
lion Cemetery.

PROFESSOR FINDS
HISTORICAL WALLS

JERUSALEM.—(J.T. A
diming his excavations on
Ophel, Professor Crowfoot !
covered, 49 feet beneath !!
face, on rock level, two we!!!
These walls, which are
thick, are believed by PI ,
Crowfoot to have been part !
entrance to the Fortress of
which %CRS built by King A!
Epiphanese for the Syn.!
son, 1671 B. C., which is in, !
in the first book of the Mai...

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Following is an exerpt from the
speech delivered by Meyer Beck-
man at the last Saturday morning
Twenty years ago today, on July
services of Congregation Emanuel, 29, 1907, Lewis J. DcYoung was
of which he is the president. Mr. engaged by the late William R.
180 POLISH JEWS
Beckman has already been asked to Orr, publisher of the Detroit Sat-
ELECTED TO OFFICE
deliver the same address before
several other congregations. The
WARSAW. — (J. T. A.) —
biblical quotations which the speech
One hundred eighty Jewish
is based is from the twenty-fifth
chapter of Numbers:
councilors were elected in the
The
cigarette
"And the people began tee commit
municipal elections which took
immortality and they called unto
place this week in the district
for the exceptional man
Phones Lafayette 3340-41
the sacrifices of their Gods, and the
of Wolyn.
who feels he is entitled to
people did eat and bowed down to
In several towns the Jewish
the better things in life.
their Gods and Israel weeping be-
popuation elected a greater
fore the door of the tabernacle of
number of councilors than the
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the congregation, and when Phin-
Polish, Russian and Ukrainian
echas, the son of Eleazar, the son
groups. In cities like Rowno,
of Aaron, the priest, saw it, he
Lubno, Kowel, Luck and Kre-
arose up from among thhe congre-
mienec, the population is pre-
gation and took a javelin in his
dominately Jewish,
hand and went after the man of
thrust both
Announces the opening of offices
Israel in the tent
of them through. The man of Is-
Specidexing in X•R•y and Treatment of
rael and the woman saw the plague
was stayed from the path of Israel
Chronic Complaint..
and God spoke tee Phinechas, the
son of Eleazar, the son of Aaron
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the priest, path turned my wrath
away from the path of Israel and
Glendale
2960.
he shall have it and his seed after
him along with the covenant of ,
everlasting priesthood because he
was jealous of his God and made
LEWIS .1. DE YOUNG
atonement for the children of Is-
In loving memory of our starling rael.
urclay Night, tee solicit advertising
son, Gilbert Harold Mishy, who de-
"The name of the Israelite that for that paper, then in its fourth
parted just five years ago, July 22. was slain was Zimri, a prince, a month of existence.
His Loving Parents and Sisters , chief. The name of the Midiunitish
Under Mr. Orr's tutelage, Dc
woman was slain, the daughter of Young rose to assistant advertising
First Annual MOTOR CITY SWEEP-
In loving memory of Bessie Zur, he was head of his people, manager and, later, advertising
STAKES
Goldman, who passed away two chief eef the Midians."
manager and counsellor, and is to-
Sanctioned by Contest Board A. A. A.
years ago, July 26, 1925.
lAet us understand what is the day considered among the best
great significance and greatness of men in that field. Probably his
Cod rolled her home,
..;:te l . t3.
It wan iris Will.
Phinechas, that he did so great to otustanding achievement was the
50 miles
But in our hearts
deserve so much credit for God, and preparation and publication of de
st 2. .
She lingers still.
Fasteet 14 in 100.mile rage; nest
more than any other Jewish grea t luxe editions devoted to the Gen-
Iter memory I+ as dear tinttir
l•stest 14 in SO-mile race.
n° .'"
eral
Motors
Building,
Book
Tower
at 3:30.
As in the hour she panned away.
man? I wish tee explain it in this
way by stating that the Jewish peo- and Hotel Stotler. He also intro-
f
Iler Loving Husband and Children. ple are a very good people tee help duced three-color tabloid editions,
Lockhart, Souders, Duray, Hartz, 1 All tickets at Recreation Cigar
Woodbury, Evans Hearne, Vail, Store now. Gates, including in-
each other and if there comes a stitched and bound, for purposes
Stapp, Shaw, Bauman; all in In-.;
d i .....h. ,.... i h . ...., ...I .0 I field, 112; grand stand reserved.
:slam y, or any trouble amongst ofpermanent record.
op
other star driver..
Greatest entry 1 SI.10; frond stand bleachers, 75e:
Mr. DeYoung, who resides with
them, the Jewish people within
of stars lor any
ce eve r held In , hose., $1.10. All prices include
their own nation come forward his family at 3353 Burlingame
i
Chia country.
tax.
ISADORE SNYDER
•.vith their advice and financial help avenue, is a member of Ashlar
Isadore Snyder, age 37, passed in every possible way. Even as to Lodge, No. 91, F. and A. St.;
tway at Battle Creek on July 22. the building up of Palestine or tee Greater Detroit Tent eef the Mac-
Surviving are his wife. May, and help the European sufferers. They cabees, Temple Beth El and the
three children, Leah, Marvin and will do everything in their power, Men's Temple Club.
TRACK
Tihe. Burial took place from the but when it comes to conflict or a
Because of his outstanding rec-
residence, :1 2 87 Grand avenue, on calamity from without the Jewish ord covering a period of 20 years
Sunday, with burial at Cloverhill people, then they seem to be help- in Detroit, The Chronicle we !-
Park Cemetery. Rabbi A.
loss. They seem to lose all their comes this opportunity to pay
Hershman lefficiated.
greatness and they shake their tribute to a fellow member of the
heads. They do not know what to newspaper profession.
MRS. SARAH WARREN
do. This fact we can see from the
Mrs. Sarah Warren, aged 71, history of 3,500 years ago. The
FINDS EUROPEAN
recessed away on July 20. She wew Midianites made up their mind to
CONDITIONS GOOD
the mother of Bertha and 'sailor destroy the Jewish nation by living
Warren, sister of Mrs. J. II. Abra- immorally and worshipping their
After a sojouni abroad, Mr. and
ham, Mrs. Max Berlin of Toledo idols and having the Israelites wor-
and SO:. Joseph Silverstein of Los s hip th e ir idols and it seemed at Mrs. M. E. O'Brien, together with
Angeles, Calif. Funeral services that time that the Jewish pecple, Mr. and Mrs. P. II. O'Brien, re-
were held on Wednesday, with even the greatest amongst them, turned to Detroit Tuesday. The
burial at Woodmere. Rabbi Leon did not know a- hat to do, therefore, party left Detroit May 19, going
Franc officiated.
they were weeping at that tinie, be- first to Scotland and then visiting
fore Moses and the Elders. There various parts of F:ngland, Belgium,
ABE LIBERSTEIN
arose a man by the name eef Phine- Germany, France., Switzerland and
Abe Liberstein passed away sud- chas, of the third generation of Ireland.
SI. F. O'Brien is president of
denly on July 25 at the' age of 29. priesthood, in his full strength and
Burial took place in Chicago.
power and with the lewd eef the the Detroit Life Insurance Com-
Jewish people at his heart, who did pany and P. H. O'Brien is general
ARTHUR 0. BROWN
not care for his own life, or the counsel for the same institution.
During the course of an inter-
Arthur 0. Brown of 2967 West consequences, therefore he took an
Boston boulevard passed away on instrument in his hand and pun- view, Mr. O'Brien made the fol-
July 28. Surviving are his wife, ished the guilty and he did not care lowing statement: "In the See-
Helen; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. although the man was a prince and dons eef the countries visited by
Brown; sister, Hazel, and brothers, the woman was a princess of a an during our stay in Europe, con-
Harvey Douglas, Charles and great leader of the Nlidianites and ditions seemed to be generally
Robert. Funeral services were he destroyed them and thus saved good. I was very much impressed
conducted from the parents' resi the Jewish nation and through nis by the apparent prosperity of the
donee at 51 Geneva avenue o
courage Israel was saved at that people in the parts of Germany
with which we came into contact.
Thursday.
tinTehe same occur•nce we' have had In one or two of the countries con-
right in our present age when tie ditions are not quite so favorable,
Jewish people were attacked an d due to the long neriods of unem-
slandered, disgraced and persecut- ployment which have existed.
Saul Leon
Daniel Lew:.
"To one accustomed to the
ed, through the Dearborn Indepen-
dent. which caused a great lone of hustle of American life, it is quite
life in the European countries. And evident that the people of Europe
the Jewish people, even the greatest take more time to live than we do
amongst them, did not know whet in the United States, and appar-
to do. They were all crying and ently they do not suffer for it.
"It was while in Cork, Ireland.
shaking their heads and they
thought itwas • great calamity, but that I learned the total amount of
they did not take any nveve tee st ep life insurance written by the De-
Free Use of Our Chapel
it until Mr. Sapiro arose and w ish troit Life Insurance Company dur-
his gnat courage and with the ing June, which each year is cele-
thought of helping the Jewish na- brated as President's Month. It
of Detroit enjoy gas
tion in his heart. he brought suit was a source of great satisfaction
rates "which are lower than
against • billionaire, not caring for to me to learn that in spite of the
INCORPORATED
those existing in any other
George Lewis
Sermour Lew •
the consequences or what was go - conditions at present existing in
similar city in America."
ing to happen to his personal pres- Detroit and other parts of Michi-
John R at Endicott
Woodward at Martin Pl.
JEFFERSON AT CHENE
tige and financial condition, he gan, our agents produced • volume
Northway 5406
Glendale 7117
EDGEWOOD 4460
went ahead and brought it before of over $2,500,000 of insurance,
the people and before the whole bringing the total written in Mich-
Lenox 4400
Highland Park Motor Co., 16123 Woodward.. Arl. 3730
Hergenroeder, Inc., 14615 E. Jefferson
world and brought his prestige' igan this year to approximately
Hem. 4297
Chas. W. Benner, Vi,e Pre.. and Gen. Mae
Mercies Motor Sales & Semce, 4426 Chew _ Mel. 6667
Mlles Auto Service, 12217 Twelfth
through to final salvation for the $11.000,000.
use 7100
Clifford at Beal,
Mid-West Motor Co., 9111 Grand River
Cook-Wood, Inc., 15e20 Grand River....Hogarth 6380
appreciate that the men of
Jewish people from those attacks
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person•lly Supervised.
Ducknell-Knowlson Co, 2445 Michigan
Glen. 9888
Dix-Western Motor Co., 3950 Dr:
Mr.
Fishman's
organization
worked
and slanders.
BRANCHES,
Colonial Motor Sales, 6834-40 Michigan---.Cede 3138
L. W. Schultz &Co., 10000 Conant Avenue..Emp. 6825
Latest Type of Limousine
It seems that the Jewish people sly and night to help make this re-
Boulevard
Dearborn
North Central Motor Co., 8517 Linwood.--.Euclid 1880
Delray Motor Sales, 713234 W. JeBerson...Cedar 6850
Ilaininamck
Hearse and Packard Equip.
General Munn Bids.
always have had some crusts man sult possible, and I would like to
I OS West Michigan
Norwoochvar5 Motor Co, 9115 Woodward..Emp. 6980
Gratot Motor Co., 8226 Gratiot ......
Lin. 1172
9707 Joeeph Comm.
went used exclusively.
through whom their tion express my appreciation to the
came, even down to the present age. clients of Mr. Fishman', agents for
%VvonJorte-76 NOM. Nadir A.,
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when it had to (-erne from • great this additional evidence of their
pease Jewish American man. to confidence in the Detroit Life In-
Mortician.
whom we owe the greatest respect surance Company."
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