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ASK THE RABBI 1 u
LOUIS DANTO
A Sheaf of Sheilas
Representing the
By RABBI LEON FRAM,
Director of Religious Education, Temple Beth El.
12. Who was the founder of the
Yiddish art theater?
13. Why were the expelled Jews
of Spain attracted by Holland?
14. What Swiss Jew is one of the
foremost composers of today?
15. What Jew is the most famous
living violinist of Austria and per-
haps of the world?
10. What Jewish philanthropist
of Chicago has contributed valu-
ably to the advancement of the col-
ored people?
17. What American Jew was
awarded the Gottheil medal for the
greatest service to Judaism during
the year 1920?
18. What famous leader of Re-
form Judaism was once rabbi of
Temple Beth El?
19. What American Jewess was
recently elected to the Jerusalem
Executive of the World Zionist Or-
ganization?
20. What is the Ilabimah?
Answers will be found on page
19 of this issue.
O'BRIEN CELEBRATES
FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY
WINDSOR JEW IS
FOOTBALL HERO
President M. E. O'Brien of the
Detroit Life Insurance company
celebrated his fiftieth birthday on
Wednesday, Sept. 21. Mr. O'Brien
was the recipient of many expres-
New England Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE
Company
nog+.nn as wmm ~ x nununenom ! eetm!
1. What American Jewess was
the inspiration for Scott's Rebecca
in "Ivanhoe"?
2. Who was Holofernes?
3. What European all-star Jew-
ish soccer team recently toured the
United States.
4. What Jewish scientist has re-
cently revolutionized our conception
of the physical universe?
5. What Biblical figure was
called "a sweet singer in Israel"?
6. Who was Suesskind von Trim-
berg?
7. In what four main countries
have the great majority of Jews
spoken Yiddish?
8. Who was the first king of Ju-
dah?
9. What Jew of the twelfth cen-
tury explored nearly the whole
world of that day?
10. What book formed the chief
education of Jews in the middle
ages?
II. What two holidays occur 10
days apart?
Louis "Laish" Pearlman Is
"Grange" of Canadian
Gridiron.
Should an all-Canadian all-time
mythical football team be selected
the name of Louis "Laish" Pearl-
man would surely find a place on
the celebrated selection as an all-
Canadian outside wing, or end as
called on American teams. To give
the definite birth of his football
career one would have to go back to
the day when "Laish" first con-
ceived light, for Lou's life and foot-
ball career begun almost simultan-
eously.
Now we find that the name of
"Laish" Pearlman is to Canadian
random what Grange, Cobb and
Ruth are to American sport-page
followers. He is plainly speaking
a pride and praise to Canada's ath-
letic world, and although his name
is generally synonymous with foot-
hin aapros A pl e l a
[
ball, nevertheless he has starred in
Prosperous
Happy
all branches of sport.
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Born in Toronto, Canada, 27
M. E. O'BRIEN
New Year.
years ago, he received his early
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sions of congratulations front his training in athletics in public and
friends throughout the state. One high schools of that city and used
of the outstanding features of the his spare time in fathoming the
day was the presentation by the phenomenal problems of the three
men of the agency of Morris Fish- "Rs." He entered the Royal Col-
man of a beautiful basket of flow- lege of Dental Surgeons of the
Ali. Louis E. Norman, president of University of Toronto in 1918 and
the Quarter Million club of the graduated in 1:122. Immediately
Detroit Life Insurance company after graduation he set out to seek
and a member of the Fishman or- his fortune in his chosen profes-
pinization, made the presentation. sion. Fate pointed westward,
This year marks the sixteenth "Laish" followed instructions, trav-
anniversary of Mr. O'Brien's asso- eled in that direction, his lucky
ciation with the Detroit Life Insur- star sent its beams upon Windsor.
ance company. When he took the Lou stopped there, looked around,
The outstanding suc-
Women's anu Misses'
helm the Detri,!,. Life was an or- came to a favorable decision, op-
cesses of the pre-em-
Coats that distinc-
ganization comparatively unknown. ened a dental office and now con-
inent Couturiers of
tively attest to their
Through his unceasing efforts, his ducts a most successful practice.
France. Faithfully
smart Paris origin
ability for leadership and a person.
recreated in the very
Let us now deal with the ath-
at a price that is ex-
ality which naturally draws MOO to letic career of 1/r. Pearlman in de-
materials, the very
ceedingly moderate
furs, the very spirit
hint, he has succeeded in bringing tail. Football has always inter-
for their fine quality
the Detroit Life to the fore-front ested "Laish" most, and always
of the originals. Ev-
and fashion authen-
as one of the most progressive in- played it most interestingly. Ile
ery smart version
ticity.
stitutions of its kind.
of the mode.
enjoys the reputation of being one
President O'Brien is fully ap- of the hardest and deadliest tack
preciative of the wonderful co-op- lers in the game, and the man who
eration given hint in all of his ef- popularized the flying tackle. He
forts by the fellow officers of the played for various club teams, and
company and every member of the On the dental team, but the greater
organization.
bulk of his ability was donated to
his achievement is due in large the varsity squad. He won his let
part to the fart that he is int•r- ter three times in football with the
ested in the success of every nwni- University of Toronto. In 1918
her of his organization and his while in his first year at college
realization that as the individual he established a precedent by being
succeeds the progress of the De- the first man to be granted a var
Dolt Life is guaranteed.
sity letter in his freshman year
Besides all these distinctions Louie
is the only Jewish possessor of the
famous bronze "T," emblematic of
those winning their letters more
than four times.
To prove his versatility "Lou'
Demand (or the Nash cars, which
has played on some of the leading
ISOT
since the introduction of the pres-
baseball and basketball teams in
rem'.
ent new series on June 28 has been Toronto. To keep in training dur-
Mist,,
Art
the greatest in the history of Nash
ing seasons he played hockey and
Motors, makes expansion necessary
indulges in track events. He rep-
at three of the company's plants,
resented the dental college in the
involving expenditures for build-
interfaculty walking race contests
ings and additional equipment Of
of the U. of T. in 1921 Laish real-
approximately $1,200,000. Increased
ized one of his greatest ambitions
production will follow completion
by winning the Canadian intercol-
of the expo noisy program.
legiate boxing championship in the
Announcement of the Nash Mo-
welterweight division. To further
tors cempany's plans to increase
prove the contention that he mas-
nroduction facilities to inert the
ters anything he undertakes his
demand during the 1928 season was
latest endeavor is golf, and though
made this week by C. W. Nash,
only a beginner at the game he won
president of the company: "We
the amateur novice championship
have found it necessary to provide
of the Windsor Municipal Golf
for greater production, particularly
club.-The Alpha Omegan.
at our Racine plant, and this pro-
gram naturally involves a corre-
sounding increase in bodies, so the W. T. Sewell Announces
Seaman body plant at Milwaukee
Councilmanic Platform
and the Seaman-Dunning corpora-
Gan at fine Bluff, Arkansas, also
Walter T. Sewell, councilmanie
Sizes 16 to 46.
will figure in the expansion. At no
time since July I has the Nash candidate in the anprnaching pri-
Motors company been able to fill all maries, is a successful business man
[A Comprehensive Showing of
inters for the Standard Six line." who has lent his talents and activ-
The program at Racine calls for ities literally to Ib•reit's progres-
two Ilea• buildings and a large sive ongoing.
In his platform he urges for De-
'mount of additional equipment for
those and for expansion in the pres- I Dolt discreet economy, sound civic
ant buildings at a total cost of expansion, rapid transit, efficiency
in the protection of life and prop-
about $500,000.
The immense seaman body plant erty and a constructive program
M Milwaukee will be increased in always.
Mr. Sewell was horn in Peoria.
size by a new five-story building.
19:1 by 100 feet. which together 1111., on Dec. 21, 1086. He was edu-
with the necessary additional equip- cated in the public schools and aft-
"Rose Marie" Returns
ment will mean an expenditure of !er his graduation completed a
to Shubert-Detroit about $450,000. ' course in business college. He cam"
to Detroit IA years ago. Ile is vice.
president and treasurer of the
'Sewell Cushion Wheel comnany.
"Rose Marie" returns to the Shu-
The Heater that insures Safe.
Constant, Clean,Odorless, Rad. bert-Detroit next Sunday evening
"id" with
his Burns
wit'
and two daughters
at 3496
with a record of successful spear-
laror Heat. A triumph of engin-
ances here eoualled by few if any
avenue.
eering skill made by the Spillman other musical shown. As well as
The Grennan Bakeries, Inc., one
Engineering Corporation. North offering • pageant of color, it is of the largest organizations of its
The Poor magistrate is the mag-
rich in musical gems, with the kind, boo ixot announced the pus- got of justice.
Tonawanda, N. Y.
beautifully haunting "Indian Love chase et group ac.ident and health
Call" and the even more familiar insurance for its employes through
The rich man's babble passes for
The HEAT-RITE is mechanically "Rose Marie" fresh in mind in the the Blumberg brothers insurance maxims in the world.
correct-handsomely finished- acme provided by Rudolf Friml and ', Raney. 921-2 First National Bank
Not e'en the good is good for
easy to install. Priced Right. Herbert Stothart. Arthur Ham- Building. in the Missouri State
merstein has dressed the show in Life Insurance company.
him who craves it not.
There's ■ sire and model for the hest of taste, and the cast has
The policy, which gives com pl et e
your car.
among it= more prominent mem- health and accident coverage to the
ber, Beulah Berson, Paul !tomb, eniple yes. is one of the most liberal
Rosh Hashonah Greeting..
Come In and see theHEAT.RITE Hazel Gaudreau, ('harlen Meakin,. group policies written.
Peggy Pates, Sans Mores and
Mr. Force. general manager of
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Proverbs bear age and he who
Extends
.ratitut Ii 6rrrtittlyi
and Hopes All Will Be Favored with
A Happy and Prosperous New Year.
May I not express my thanks and appreciation for the confidence you
have reposed in me for the preceding 18 years of my connection with
the New England Mutual Life Insurance Company and assure you that
I appreciate your business and loyalty to me and hope for a continuance
of our past pleasant relationship.
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Dansard Company
Announces a Huge
Capital Increase
Benjamin Hansard and company,
investment bankers, have incorpor-
ated with a capital stock of $2,-
000,000, giving Detroit one of the
largest and most complete invest-
ment bunking houses in the middle
west.
The change in capital structure
was necessitated by the steady in-
crease in the volume of bond under-
writing and investment business in
Michigan and other states, Benja-
min Hansard, president and treas-
urer of the firm, explained. En-
largement of the executive, sales
and office personal, and a virtual
doubling of the company's space in
the Buhl building, accomplished the
incorporation.
Following the same policies an
dictated his recent creation of an
industrial department, Mr. Han-
sard has surrounded himself with
a staff of specialists trained in
every phase of the investment
banking business. The company is
now equipped to both underwrite
and market every type of bonds,
debentures and obligations, from
their origin to maturity.
Mr. Dansard will continue in ac-
tive supervision of the business, to
which he brings many years of suc-
cessful experience in investment
honking.
Attention!
Members of Detroit
Lodge No. 55 K. of P
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I
F you are not receiving mail
regularly, please notify the un-
dersigned - giving your pres-
ent address.
I take this opportunity of wish-
ing you and all yours a happy and
prosperous New Year.
SOL KAPLAN,
Acting Secretary,
RECEIVE REPORT ON
WELFARE STATIONS
According to a report received by
the Iladassah national office, more
than 2,700 babies were treated in
June at the 15 infant welfare sta-
tions maintained by iladassah in
Palestine, and about 0,700 visits
were made to the health welfare
clinics by mothers. The report,
made by Miss Bertha Landsman.
chief nurse of the Hadassah Health
Welfare department, states further
that 1,410 mothers were given pre-
natal and post-natal care during
the same month.
At the anti-tuberculosis clinics in
Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, more than
300 patients were treated during
June, the report says. The clinic in
Jerusalem was only recently estab-
lished.
Large trees give more shade
than fruit.
One pair of ears will drain dry
a hundred tongues.
He who makes a good war has
a good peace.
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The Season's Greatest Events
Masonic Auditorium Series
Seven Superb Attractions
The Great New American Opera
"THE KING'S HENCHMAN"
Sung in English by Americans.
Company of 105. Chorus of
50. Orchestra of 50. Cast from
Metropolitan Opera.
THE BOSTON SYMPHONY
KoussEviTZKY, t onductor.
First Detroit concert in nearly
ten years.
FOKINE and FOKINA & CO.
Leaders of the Russian Imperial
Pallet, and brAliant company
of seventy.
THE GOLDMAN BAND-
Symphony in Brass.
The world's greatest band-first
tme in Detroit.
GRAND OPERA TRIO
EDWARD JOHNSON, Tenor
of the Metropolitan Opera.
JEANNE GORDON, Contralto
of the Metropolitan Opera.
GEORGES BAKLANOFF -
"The Caro,. of baritones."
GEORGE GERSHWIN,
Pianist, and
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