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1. Ile is the organizer of the In-
dependent Motion Picture Pro-
Phi-So-Lite Club.
Les Joyeuse Filles.
Beta Rho Delta Sorority,
ducers' Association.
Phi Gamma Eta Soro i y.
The Phi-So-Lite Club met at the
2. Bethlehem.
The Les Joyeuse Filles met Fri-
The Beta Rho Delta Sorority
The last meeting of the I'hi
! Melbourne Center July 18. A (lay at the home of Miss Gertrude met July 10 at the "Y." Progress
3. Bethlehem.
Gamma
Eta Sorority took place at
'
bathing
party
is
to
be
given
at
Zalkowitz,
13725
Twelfth
street.
4. Hebron.
was reported on plans for the
Venice Beach on Saturday. Enter- l'ine Lake and Dryden, Mich., have moonlight to be given on Aug. 10 the home of Miss Myra Potashnik,
5. No. The Catholics claim one tainnient
featured th e
112
Harmon.
This was an open
meeting. been discussed as places for an on the steamer Tashmoo to Sugar
spot, the I'rotestants another.
6. The hill-tops on which the
outing. Plans will be formulated Island. Several of the girls are meeting attended by the sorority's
Hoy Toy Girls.
friends. A hike was decided upon
at the next meeting, on Friday, at on their vacations. The sorority
shrines of worship were built.
for Sunday, Aug. 5. Each girt is
A meeting of the Hoy Toy Girls the home of Miss Lillian Marks of
7. The Six Books of Moses, a
was held at the home of Miss Es- 2240 Hazelwood avenue. Election is planning to be very active this to bring an escort. The party will
term invented by modern critics to
winter. Charity is not to be ne• go to bland Lake in cars and will
Nichaniin, 15537 Normandy of officers will also take place.
convey the isles that the Book of Cher
elected. The next meeting will hike around the island. The next
avenue. A hay-ride is I d to
Joshua was written by the same Island Lake. Plans were made for
be held at the "Y" on July 26. A meeting will be at the home of
Zed•kah Club.
group of authors who wrote the a summer cottage for the club. The
naming seas held at the home of Miss Sophia Alpiner, 1109 Clay.
The Zedakah Club is planning a Miss Rose Golinsky, 4224 Elm-
so-called Five Books of Moses.
theater party was a success, and
8. Literally "To Life."
The another is planned for the near luncheon-bridge to be held in tit( . hurst, on July 20, to rehearse the Ladies' Auxiliary of Jewish N..
Jewish way of beginning a toast. , future. Miss Esther Nichamin, the near future. Meetings are close, I play to be given this fall.
tional Fund.
9. Julius Kahn, congressman
for the season. Any one needing
hostess, entertained with vocal se-
Mrs. II. Milkowsky, honorary
from C aliforni
layettes should call Mrs. Charles
Deborian
Club.
president of the Ladies' Auxiliary
10. David Lubin, merchant of lections. Bridge and (lancing fol- Cohen, Longfellow 1157.
The Deborian Club met at the of the Jewish National Fund, who
lowed the meeting. Refreshments
California.
home of Rose Kolovsky Thursday is in Detroit on a short visit, was
were served. The next meeting
Bicur Cholem.
11. Argentine.
will be at the home of Miss Esther
evening., July 10. The girls will a guest at a meeting, of the board
12. Baron Dc Hirsch.
Reports of committees in charge
Schwartz, 256 Rosedale Court, on of the dancing moonlight of the meet at the homes of the mem- of directors held on July 18, at the
° 13. Bethlehem.
Aug. 3, at 8:30 p. m.
bers during the summer, the Mel-
Bicur Cholem, to take place on bourne Center being closed on home of Mrs. 8, Cabot, 2745
14. The clothing industry, the
Grand avenue, Plans for the com-
Tuesday evening, Aug. 28, on the
motion picture industry, and the Ladies' Auxiliary of Pisgah
Sundays. The feature discussion ing year were made at this meet-
Lodge. steamer Columbia, indicate a large
mail order business.
of the evening was a garage party ing„ and Mrs. Milkowsky was greet-
The
next
meeting
of
the
Ladies'
attendance.
The
committees,
in
15. Medicine.
Auxiliary of B'nai B'rith will be their reports at the last meeting which is being planned for Satur- ed and honored by the members.
16. Sculpture and the violin.
held Monday evening, Aug. 6, at of the board of directors, stated day, July 28, at 3002 Gladstone.
17. Germany and Austria.
Phalanx Club.
8 p. ni. Important plans will be that no efforts are being spared to Dancing will be a feature of the
18. Vienna.
evening. The committee in charge
19. Poetry, criticism and jour- discussed in regard to the dinner- make the affair a success. It was consists of Mamie Elbinger, Rose
The last meeting of the Phalanx
dance which will take place the stated also that a membership
nalism.
Club
was
held on Thursday, July
latter part of November. Mem- drive, with a goal of 100 new Kolovsky and Marian Simon.
20. The drama.
19, at the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse.
hers are urged to save old clothes members, will be launched shortly.
The
committee
in charge of the
Theta Eta Gamma Sorority,
and furniture for the rummage
-
summer clubhouse expects to have
sale, which will be held the early
Miss Anna Betty Levy of 1511 it open shortly. A trial board
Athena
Girls'
Club.
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Mrs. Harry Fullner of Gladstone Delaware avenue will be hostess was formed to take care of all
5717-R if you have anything use- avenue was hostess at the last at the next meeting of the Theta charges against members. A mem-
ful, and it will be picked up for regular business meeting of the Eta Gamma Sorority, to be held bership drive will be conducted
the sale. An outing will be given Athena Girls' Club, held Tuesday July 31. Election of officers will this fall.
for the Old Folks Home Aug. 15, evening July 17 Final I
pans take place at that time.
and those wishing to donate the were di
discussed for the dinner and
Orthodox rabbis, of Roxbury,
use of their cars should call Mrs, bridge which took place Tuesday
Hakoah Sports.
Rubenstein, Arlington 6675.
evening, July 24, at the Belcrest llakoah Sports are sponsorin g Mass.; S. Borochoff, of Malden; I.
Hotel, honoring Mrs. Joseph the first annual tennis tournamen Marcus, Roxbury; A. S. Borvick,
SLATER COMPLETELY Greenberg, who left Thursday eve- in charge of Capt. Julian A. Grac e. of Brockton, and Philip Israelite,
ning for Miami, Fla., where she' There will be 14 entries. Th of Chelsea, but the governor only
nes Canada to Niagara Falls. 1.eave foot ABSOLVED BY COURT
make her future home. The club plans to go on an outing t replied, "I will do nothing."
of Ferry Dock, Windsor, s 30 a. m. daily.
OF APPEALS RULING will
Seder emerged from the death
next meeting will take place Tues- Jefferson Beach on Sunday. Th e
NO CUSTOM TROUBLE ON BAGGAGE.
day evening, July 31, at the home club's two entries both went t cell at 11:30, half an hour before
the
execution, in a nervous state.
NIAGARA LINES-BURNSIDE 4513
(Continued From Page One).
of Mrs. Bernard II. Dosie, 2640 the quarter-finals of the Jewis h
Conan Doyle saw in the Slater case Gladstone avenue, apartment 303. Centers tennis tournament, bein g It was his first experience as a
state
chaplain of Jewish faith to
beaten by the champion and hi
a regular Sherlock Ilolmes flys.
--
tery.
The Sigma
last meeting
Iota Sorority.
of the Sigma runner-up. A raffle is now being take a son of Israel to the chair.
After Slater was found
Ile
was
conducted,
The challenge field shocking almost overcome from the
guilty, he averred that the mystery
experience
although
$
of the murder had not at all been Iota Sorority was held at the home and baseball games between the
Warden Hendry and those who
,
Leave Detroit 8:30 A. AL, 10:30 solved, that the murder case is one of Fay Meyerson, 3018 Vicks- North End Institute and Ilakoah i • nesse the execution, praised
A. M. 12:30 P. M., 2:30 P. M., of the famous "problem" cases, burg avenue. The outing to Cass Sports is scheduled for Aug. 19 at him for his courage and for his
Lake, which was to be held Sun- Codd Field, the winner receiving a efforts to lighten the burden of
4:30 P. M., 10:30 P. M. 11:30 that the police had acted precisely
P. M. Daily from 248 Bag- with the lack of intelligence which day, July 22, was postponed for trophy- the young man, who was the
the following week.
Sherlock
Holmes
habitually
met.
The girls
thirty-fifth in Massachusetts to die
ley Ave. Randolph4180-1, and
will bring their own lunches and
the chair.
1231 Cass Ave., at Michigan. Cad- Therefore Sir Arthur was tireless the sorority will pay for the room.
ELECTROCUTED JEW in In
agitating
for
Slater's
retrial.
illac 6816.
respect to the wishes of the
Slater'. Circumstantial Conviction, A lawn party was discussed. Re-
WROTE
MESSAGE
TO
condemned, all the witnesses not
THE DETROIT.TOLEDO-
The accusation of Slater came res ments and dancing followed
Jews
wore their hats as it was the
U. S. JEWISH YOUTH
CLEVELAND BUS CO.
about in the following dete-ka-tive the meeting.
wish of the prisoner that he should
manner: It was alleged that one
she as an Orthodox Jew. He
of the diamond brooches was miss-
RIDE
(Continued From Pace One).
walked to the chair erect in stat-
ing from Miss Gilchrist's collection EDLIN QUITS U. P. A.;
he concluded the passage with the , ure, although it was plain that h2
THE SILVER ARROW of jewels. Slater was a dealer in CHARGES INTRIGUES chaplain
"Hear 0 Israel, the Lord was worn out from bitter sorrow.
TO
jewels. On the day of the murder
Elliott, of New York, received
is our God the Lord is One," he
he had offered for sale in Glasgow
(Continued From Page One).
kissed the hem of the tallis worn his usual fee of $250 as the offi-
a pawn ticket which might have
cial
executioner. Most of the eve-
by Seder, repeating the sentence
been descriptive of the alleged of Houston, Tex., informed his several times in tones that were ning Seder spent with Desatnick
brooch. It was reported to the friends in the East that in the heard all over the death house.
in
the
cell reciting and chanting
police. Tim police found that event of the convention support.
Robert Elliot, who executed Hebrew prayers, which were a
Sl ater had left the country on the ing the Lipsky and Weizmann ad-
THE ONLY DIRECT SERVICE
Sacco and Vanzetti, was ordered to great consolation to him. Late in
Lusitania and that he had gone un- ministration he would withdraw put on the switch. The last words the afternoon, Chairman Brooks
VIA
from the organization. Judge
der an assumed name.
Desatnick uttered were "The Lord was summoned by the governor to
Dannenbaum,
it
will
be
recalled,
TIFFIN, WOOSTER,
Now, notwithstanding that be-
Is One," and he was put to death. see Desatnick as the request came
Slater reached America the was selected by the present ad-
Hundreds of people, including from the prisoner through Seder
MANSFIELD, CANTON fore
ministration
as
chairman
of
the
police had found that the Slater
Cleveland convention of 1921 and many Jews, were outside the pris - that he desired an interview with
235 BAGLEY CAD. 2200 brooch was a wholly different ar- later
on gates and moans could be heard the governor. Brooks heard an
became
chairman
of
the
Loop Bus Terminal,
ticle from that said to have been
from the silent throngs as the wit- appeal for mercy while Desatnick
stolen from Miss Gilchrist, he was Keren Ilayesod campaign. His nesses and score of reporters made a most eloquent plea to save
arrested on landing in New York. dissatisfaction with the organiza- marched out of the grim prison. his life. Ile reported back to the
The British police authorities tion dates from his experiences in Up to the last hours of the execu- governor the substance of the plea
1923-4, when he spent some
pressed for extradition because
ARTS TIRE AND
tion, efforts were made with Gov- but it was of no avail.
they believed that Slater had months in New York and devoted ernor Fuller to save him. A
A. C. Ratchesky, a close political
himself unstintedly to Zionist
known
Miss
Gilchrist
and,
notwith-
BATTERY SERVICE standing the defense by Hugh Gor- work,
newspaper report appeared today friend of the governor, was ap-
pealed
to in the last stages, but he
that
two
Jewish
newspaper
men
of
Prior to the conference of
11810 Linwood and Tuxedo
don Miller and William Goodhart,
New York arrived in the city to declined to intervene in capital
Slater was returned to Scotland Texas Zionists held in Galveston offer new evidence but this proved cases, he stated.
SHELL GAS and OILS
for trial. Slater was not unwill- in April, Judge Dannenbaum gave false, in spite of the fact that Ful-
He paid with his life for the
ing to go, because he said he had out a statemen in which he said: ler was at his office ready to re-
"Things have not been going right
TIRE REPAIRING
faith in British justice.
in Palestine or America. The re- ceive them. The presence of the
Slater's charactre as brought out
sults speak for'themselves. The representative of the Jewish Tele-
Batteries Charged, Rented
at the trial was not the picture of causes of failure are matters for graphic Agency with another re-
Repaired
a high class, unsullied dealer in
debating societies. 111y personal porter at the prison, it is believed,
jewels. It was alleged that he opinion, basest on calm considera- was the cause of the unfounded
Call Us For Service
had lived on the earnings of wo- tion of the facts, is that both Weiz- rumor.
Hemlock 10134
men and that he had no definite .
Fuller Refuses Intervention.
mann and Lipsky should retire and
career and pursuit. It was shown carry their retinues with them into
A delegation of the leading
that he was leaving the country retirement. Certainly, I cannot
rabbis came to Fuller the last min-
because he had trouble in the mat- be accused of personal hostility ute to appeal to him to save the
rimonial fold, although it was towards either of them. But I
life of Desatnick, but the gover-
clear that he was not fleeing from have neither time, energy nor
justice and that he had been pre- money for further service under nor said that he would not inter-
vene. Telephone wires were kept
paring, under his own name, to their leadership. Nor shall I, by
open at the warden's office in the
leave for America for weeks be- example (Sr silence, cause others event that the governor would
Body and Fenders Repairing
for the Gilchrist woman was mur- to think that the present leaders change his mind and order a delay
dered.
Bumping and General Body
have any continued support."
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Repair Work
With this unfortunate descrip-
On July 10 Judge Dannenbaum gone when at 8 p. in. the warden
tion of Slater as a backfround, wrote to Harry Dow, president of i nformed the condemned that it
Glass Installed
the prosecuting attorney made tre- the Houston Zionist Association: was his sad duty to tell the con-
Tops Re-Covered:
mendous yellow-journal appeals "You are advised of my With- demned to prepare for the end.
against the prisoner at the bar . drawal as a member of the Zionist
Coupe, $10.25
Desatnick was the first man (0
The judge, in his charge to the Organization of America. Please die in the chair for being an acces-
Sedan, $13.50
jury, in no way dissipated the cir- instruct the secretary of the Ilous- sory since 1830.
cumstantial evidence and the ton district to drop my name from
The rabbis that were at the
blood-red thunderings of the prose- the rolls at once. No explanation state house in behalf of the Con-
cutor. The result was Slater's is offered, the same having been demned consisted of Rabbis David
conviction.
covered during our recent conver- Rabinovitz, Boston; P. D. Horo-
sation."
vitz, Boston; Solomon, the (lean of
killing of his four-months-old baby
that the state charged he drowned
in a lake.
The late defense that the drown-
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and disgrace and that it was not
he but a third party that did the
actual drowning was unavailable.
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Detroit on Wednesday, Aug. 1.
Miss King's colleagues have ar-
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recognize the fact that in its op-
eration it supplies a highly satis-
factory sexual hygiene."
It is seen that the Mosaic code,
with its insistence on sexual hy-
giene cannot but he beneficial to
the local organs and it is possible
that it results in a leaser disposi-
tion of chronic infections and
chronic irritation among Jewish
women, he declared.
As to the higher incidence of
gastro-intestinal cancer among
Jews, no explanation call be ad-
vanced, Dr. Sourasky being of the
opinion that the supposition that
there is among Jews a racial pri.-
I disposition to such diseases is not
warranted.
The opinion that the non-Jew-
ish population should receive the
opportunity through wide propa-
ganda of learning the value of the
Jewish religious laws concerning
family life and sex hygiene, was
voiced at the International Concer
Congress following the presenta-
tion of his paper by Dr. Sourasky.
Col. Freemantle, N. P., presiding
at the session, declared after the
paper had been submitted, that Dr.
Sourasky for the first time dem-
onstrated that the Jews as a race
have neither immunity nor a pre-
disposition to cancer. "The fact
that Jewish worriffi have such low
incidence of cancer because of the
observance of religious purity
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finding the cause of cancer," he
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settlement district, the abundance now being imported from Japan.
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tractors and the insufficiently or- to walk hundreds of miles to neigh-
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of the health conditions in the dis- and garments. According to the
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NIerezhin stated that because of take to supply those artisans who
the lack of boiled water the set- are willing to migrate to Siberia
, tiers were compelled to live on dry with necessary machines as well as
food, which affected their health. to provide credit, release them
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Soviet law drafted by the All-So- becoming chronic in the towns and BILLINGHURST
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transmigration of artisans in Eu- villages "10 shoemakers to each
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