ricam Apish periodical Carter CLIFTON ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE PIEY)grit6rr EmsnOlitomem Order Won Against Immigration Rule VOTE FOR MUNICIPAL OPERA FATHERED BY JEW Judge Simons Grants Intone- Due Credit Given Harry lion Against General Widre by Detroit Board Order No. 86. Of Commerce. DETROIT GIRL, 14, DRAWS ATTENTION IN ARTISTS' GROUP armpit Neil E1 Notts - . Bright Future Predicted for Annie Saturday Morning Services: On Saturday, Aug. 18, Rabbi Cabot. F'rain will speak in the subject, aftention of artists and art "The Eighth Psalm." During the lovers is being attracted to Annie month of August Rabbi Frain Cabot, I4-year old daughter of Mr. giving a series of sermons on the The Detroit Municipal Opera and :Mrs. Solomon Cabot of 27,15 outstanding beautiful psalms. Federal Judge Charles ('. Si- mons Monday granted a temporary idea was conceived and advocated West Grand avenue, who is dis. Services begin at IIt o'clock and injunction against John L. Zur- by a Jew. Due credit for his be- are held in the Brown :Memorial brick,2 district director of immi- ing the pioneer in the movement Chapel. They are over at II. and for having fathered the idea is given Harry Widre by the Oetroit- Young People's Temple Club: tor, the Detroit Board of Com- The Young; I'volile's board is merce weekly, in tin editorial in busy during the sunnier planning the issue of Aug. 10. The De ; the activities of the fall and win- truiter's editorial follows: ter. Arrangements have already "Now that the summer is en- bean made fur presenting another tirely devoid of air tours, con- ' edition of "Tip-Top-Topics." claves, advertising conventions. out-door operas and such, we can Beth El College: settle down to a job of cogitating. Rabbi loon Fram is making it until the Supreme Court hand. special study of the requests which down a certain decision. have conic into his office for "And as we ruminate, we re- courses to he given at Beth El mind ourselves that one man who College and the courses will he ar- was an important factor in the ranged to meet 'these requests. success of the municipal opera wit, Those who are interested in having lost in the shuffle. He got no credit ( F ORMER ( OUNC11:51AN) any special subject taken up at whatever for his initiative. For Beth El College of Jewish Studies "Of course, this year's efforts are advised to get together a group towards providing municipal opera of individuals interested in the proved to be a contest between same subject and apply to Rabbi Jupiter Pluvius and the opera it- From for zt course in that subject. self. Usually J. P. Won. He got Primaries Sept. 4th, 1928 the decision in most rounds, but he ANNIE CABOT School of Religion: couldn't knock the opera At. We were given just enough of the en- tinguishing herself with the pen- The plan for Saturday morning ARTHUR GLADSTONE classes for boys and girls of the tertainment to make us realize that cil and brush. gration, forbidding him from en- the thing can be done. Now we During hp( sixth year, little An- confirmation department seems to forcing General Order No. 86, is- are set to go ahead next year and nie alreadY had an inclination to have met with the approval 44 the sued by the United States Commis- in all future years. draw with a certain amount of ac- community. It means that on Sat- sioner of Immigration, in which "Detroit citizens may expect curacy, but her parents never paid urday morning we shall conduct it was held that commuters who great things after a decade of ex- any attention to her, thinking special school for the buys and work on the United States side, of periences in producing this type of that she merely showed a childish girls of the three grades preparing the line are immigrants and nut entertainment. When that period desireterlseribble. About three for confirmation. As there are temporary visitors. The commis- of success comes, it is possible years ako, however, they began to only about 300 children in that You'll be delighted with the sioners' order required an immi- that the Retail Merchants Associa- talk0 notice of her little sketches classification, it means that in this LILLIAN IIARRIS, Prop, good things prepared for you— gration visa for entrance to this tion of the Detroit Board of Com- arid drawings, of her accurate line vital period of their Jewish edu- Tempting, tender, juicy meats country in every instance of appli- merce, which sponsored this year', drawings and her devotion to the cation these buys and girls will and summer dishes with crisp have the advantage of a quiet cation fur admission. event, will also be lost in the shuf- art of painting and drawing. -:Malts, cooling sherbets lint Arthur Gladstone, Detroit Jew- fle, but nevertheless a debt of Annie was first sent by her par- school with small classes and the waffles, too—Splendidly cooked ish attorney, with offices at 1214 gratitude will be owed to tb' ents to the Commercial Art School very best of teachers. Parents and served in quiet refinement Ford building, who won the de- group by all of Detroit. Their and later went to the Detroit who have any statement to make Circulating Library at cision in the plea for an injunc- courage and foresightedness, plus School of Arts and Crafts to con- with regard to the Saturday morn- 12048 Dexter Blvd. tion, charged that the Jay Treaty their willingness to spend their tinue her studies. In :March, 1927, ing, school are requested to cont. Longfellow 7494 of 1794, between the United own money, should not be for- this school awarded her the blue municate with Rabbi Fram. States and Great Britain was vio- gotten. ribbon for her excellent work. She 2725 E. JEFFERSON AVE. Wed in General Order No. 80. "In the meantime we must re- now studies at the Detroit School The test cause involved Peter member that the idea was first of Applied Arts, in addition to at- Daily, 5 to 8 P. M. Ktoval of Windsor, Ont., who was brought to this (organization by tending Central High School. Sunday, 12 to 8 P. M. loon in Rumania ant is a natur- Ilarry Widre. Ile worked for Annie Cabot's work has been alized Canadian citizen. Hun- months on his idea and it was gen- noticed by experts and artists n u t A Tribute dreds of residents of Windsor and erously supported by Detroit's only locally but also in many nearby cities are affected by the newspapers. Then he brought it other cities. Thus she won the Shone the sun of noonday, aglow victory scored by Arthur Glad- to the Board of Commerce and as scholarship of the Federal Schools, with power, stone. It is said also that Judge a result, visited the great St. Louis Inc., of :Minneapolis, and individ- Night abode on a far horizon. Simons's order will affect the en- Open Air Opera with l'hilip Breit- ual artists have showered praise All around you gleamed with love trance into this country of hun- sayer and other members of the upon her. andlaughter, "The Original" dreds of Jewish workers in Canada. special committee that investi- A collection of the ytoung ar- Strong with hope and health, lifts.. until the Supreme Court passes gated the possibilities of such a tist's work shows that she especi- waxed contented. BRAKE SERVICE on their status and those of other project. Ile seas the salesman be- ally excels in pattern and style residents of cities along - the en- hind Municipal Opera. We wish drawing, but is equally as good in And then came the enemy—dim Relining and Adjusting tire border. last March the Cir- to acknowledge publicly our grati- drawings in black and white, as Hydraulic and Mechanical aster, cuit Court of Appeals in New York tude for his inspiration and vis- well as in colors and shadows. Intent upon a fulsome sacrifice held that General Order No. 80 ion:: WET OR DRY Annie Cabot draws and paints And plucking you from the up- was in contravention of the Jay with such accuracy and under- leaping tree of the living. DRUMS REFACED Treaty permitting entry of Brit- standing that a bright future is IN BALLOON BOTTLES ish subjects into this country to SOCIETIES INDORSE predicted for her. A leading ar- Woman, you have wrought well, To (Ilub Centers) work. CONCERT BY SMALL tist of the Hearst newspaper or indeed, superbly. Judge Simons held that the or- Cadillac 5980 ganization has taken an interest in Oh, the pain, which none can as- der "instead of clarifying the im- Entertainment Will Take Place her work and predicts a successful suage, your going levies. Open Evenings migration laws of 1924, as was in- This Sunday Evening. career fur her both us commercial A virgin woman, yet you leave Sixth and Lafayette Blvd. tended, contradicts them." artist as well as cartoonist. Orphaned folk legion—children It would be difficult," Judge Solomon Small, national ly BOTTLERS and others full of years. Simons ruled, "to set a line of known Yiddish poet, writer and THOMAS, CANDIDATE 3402 Beaubien demarcation on what constitutes musician of Now York, and known To you has come peace—tbe eter- 'temporary business.' The main In the Yiddish world SS Solomon Cadillac 3285 FOR PRESIDENT, TO nal sort, question resolves about the domi- Smulewitz, will appear in Detroit, eyes will be dim with SPEAK IN DETROIT But here rile. The commuter's 'temporary Aug. 19, at the Philadelphia-By- weeping business' is terminated each night mon Ilall, where he will present a Ih11 \\IMO 01 ■ 111M ■\\11■ 19.1 And hearts will be weighed down when he returns to hi!, home across program of original songs, verses, Socialists to Address Meeting With a long, long anguish. RANDOLPH 1486 Here ■ at Northern High the river and resumes the follow- and dramatics. With him will be Day and Night Service Chamoised School Aug. 24. ing morning•" his daughter, Miss Irorothy Small, Mr. Gladstone, the attorney in talented soprano singer. This con- and di,. case, (on a previous occasion Norman Thomas, banner bearer RICE INVITED TO BE cart is indorsed by many Jewish cleaned of the Socialist party ticket, will attacked the validity of certain re- organizations, among whom are: CANTOR AT ANSHEY quirentents by the Bureau of Nat- address a political rally, at North- European Jewish Indies, Horo- CO 173 Ar Minutes SEPHARD AT TOLEDO uralization and questioned the con- hiker Society, Dubrovitzer Society, ern High School auditorium, Special Vacuum Cleaner stitutionality of the so-called Pinsker StociotS.'; Oddesser Soviety, Woodward and Owen avenues, on Used in Cleaning "Reading Test" now required front Detroit Ladies' Aid Society, Ibis- Frjday, Aug. 21, at 8 p. m. The Ilazomir Choral Society an- an alien before he may become a sian Polish Society, Turevar So- Two other speakers who will ad- nounces that one of its members, Upholstering citizen. ciety, Bakers' Association, Bakers' dress the meeting are August who is also one of Detroit's nito 111 Work Done by Experts Classens and MeCallister Coleman, distinguished vocal soloists, Ben- — Drivers, Carpenter Union, Pr, CONVEYOR \ STORAGE—SIMONIZING e ive Ladies', :Michigan Home well-known lecturer and journalist jamin Rice, has accepted the invi- SYSTEM Picnic of Lithuanian Feder- tr, Frros' We Call For and Deliver Your Car respet•tively. ective Amorist ion, Butchers' tation of the Congregation A Mr. Thonms was born Nov. 20, shey-Sephard of Toledo, to offici- ation on Sunday. Satisfaction Association, Eastern Ladies', Inde- 424 BENTON ST. Guaranteed pendent Workmen's Circle Branch 1881, in Marion, 0. His father ate as cantor during the coming LI LI ■■■■•■ \\I LI ■■■••■■ An •ll-day picnic is toeing spun- 78 and 55, and Workmen's Circle Was a clergyman, as was his grand- High Holy Day services. Capacity 60 Cars father. After attending the gram- send for this Sunday, Aug. 19, by Branch, 156 and III. Mr. Rice has had many year' Per Hour the Federation of leithuanian Jews The program wil consist of DI mar and high schools of Marion, experience in liturgical, operatic of Detroit. The pit.nit. will be held selections, both music and lyric of Mr. Thomas entered Princeton and concert singing both in Eu- at Palmer Park, Hamilton side, which were composed by Mr. Small. where he 1A1144 graduated in 1905 rope and in the Unitied States. In and will be featured by grimes, re- T re(it A new direct route brings faster f0. l0 :1' :ing will he included in at the age of 20 with the degree of this •country he has sung in many Bachelor of Arts. In 1911 he was cities, including, among others, freshments, races, act., with prizes the recital: time and lower fare. Comfortable graduated front the Union Theolog- Chicago, Milwaukee, Ann Arbor, for all events. modern buses equipped with hy- The Jewish Nation"—duet by Mr . ical Seminary with the degree of The committee in charge of ar- Mt. Clemens and Detroit. draulic shock absorbers and high- Small and daughter. rangements and races are A. Lev- Ahavo Rabbi) (The Great Loyel-1, B. D. In addition to being one of its PALLISTER back pneumatic cushion seats. For J11111PS Maurer, president 44 the soloists, Mr. Rice is also treasurer itt, N. Rosenfeld, A. Silver, R. Small. pleasure, convenience and econ- Just East of Twelfth St. The Voir. of Jacob--S. Pennsylvania State Federation of of the Ilazomir Choral Society. A Moskowitz, Mrs. R. Solinsky, Mrs. omy try this delightful trip. Tick- A Brother Until Thy Pocket—S. Two Blocks North of West Labor, is Thomas's running mate number of other members of this Alice Robinson, Mrs. Rosenfeld, et, and information at depot. The Violin--a song by Mi. I). for vice-presidency on the Socialist organization will be heard as Grand Boulevard M. 7k. Shapiro. Imitation of • violin solo. OTHER LOW FARES The Penitent—a recite'. by S. ticket. members of choirs in various De- Indianapolis $ 6.00 Small. troit synagogues during the holi- St. Lams $10.00 Estimates Approved for Bell My Better 11.11—a recitation h, GREEN URGES SURVEY days. New York $16.50 confirmation—Miss I). Small. The Hazomir Society, which is AT MACKINAC STRAITS Telephone Co. Plant Cincinnati $ 4.00 Address by Mr. Rothenstein. under the musical direction of Rev. Lee Angeles $57.75.- If I Only Had Luck—a musical Extensions. E. Zaludkowski, cantor of Congre- edyin one art. To Determine Possibility of Con- DEPOTS Prof. Samuel Solomon will be the gation Shaarey Zedek, meets each structing Bridge. Hotel Taller, Phones Cadillac accompanist. Wiednesday evening at 8:30 at At the regular monthly meeting Piano Grinnell Oros.' piano will be 1,,r1 6205, 6206, Cherry 2055 of the board of directors of the through the courtesy of Grinnell LANSING.—Governor Fred W. the Atkinson branch of the Michigan Bell Telephone Com- Music Green Wednesday requested State Shaarey Zetlek, Twelfth street noel pany, held in Detroit on Thursday, Highway Commissioner Frank F. Atkinson avenue. estimates were approved for ex- JEWISH FRIENDS OF Rogers to have the engineering di- tension to the plant in the amount vision of the state highway depart- KANENGIESER, ACTING JOE T. BLYTHE OPEN of $2,971,000. This amount is di- take immediate steps to have I. 0. B. S. GRAND MASTER N. W. HEADQUARTERS ment vided approximately 81,601,000 made a survey at the Straits of for Detroit, and 1,370,000 for the Mackinac to determine the feasi- A. Sigmund Kanengieser, vice- Last week a group of well known bility of constructing a bridge be- balance of the state. Detroit Jews conceived the idea tween Mackinac City and St. grand master of the Independent Order IPrith Shalom, who has of opening a northwestern cam- 1gnace. been active in Writh Sholom af- paign headquarters in the inter- The governor, in a letter to Mr. fairs for upwards of 20 years. La Salle Window Shade & ests of Joe T. Blythe, who is a cao- 'Rogers, said he was prompted to last week assumed the duties of didate on the Republican ticket ask immediate action because of Drapery Co. for sheriff of Wayne county. and the fact that the demand upon the the office of grand master made vacant by the sudden and untime- 8656 Linwood Avenue astorplerin Henry Wagner, who is a candidate state's three ferry boats now in AUTHORIZED BUICK SERVICE Garfield 1230 to fill tbe vacancy caused by the operation is more than can be ly death of Solomon C. Eras'. This, it Was explained by Mr. Mar- Day and Night Service 24 Hours death or the late Sheriff Stein. Window Shades ■ and Draperies handled at the peak of the tourist Headquarters have been estab- season. He asked that the survey tin 0. Levy, grand secretary of "Buick Mechanic , for l o ,irk Autom , vbile , " 'Made to Order NEW SAFE GAS the order, is in accordance with the Well as Mar Repairs lished at 8935 Linwood avenue. begin at once so that soundings Minor Letus give you an estimate on Promptly Attended ur requrein•nts. near Taylor, from which office all can be taken and all available data constitution and by-laws of the FUMIGANT grand bodge. Mr. Kanengieser Maximum Service ■ and Tow thoughts will be centered to cover obtained during the remainder of $3.00 Recommended by Charge th eentire Jewish district in the the summer and fall months, to be spent the greater part of last week in Philadelphia, the office of the Minimum Service and Tow northwestern section of the city submitted to the legislature when Health Authorities grand lodge, familiarizing himself $1.00 Charge in the interests of the two well- it convenes in January. with the various duties connected All W-irk Guaranteed known and popular candidates. During the first week in August Two nights a week have been set more than 6,500 motor vehicles with the leadership of this young- est and foremost Jewish fraternal aside for meetings at these head- and nearly 12,000 passengers were Promo tor quarters to which the public is carried. Although the state added order in this country. 41 Clairmount Ave. Empire 0732 cordially invited, and prominent a new ferry to its fleet this spring Jewish speakers will address these at a cost of $325,000, it was neces- EXTERMINATING CO. meetings. Monday nights will be sary for the boats to make extra YOUR LAUNDRY INDIVIDU- ladies' nights and Wednesday trips to handle the traffic demand. 429-433-435 Franklin St. ALLY-WASHED AND CARE- nights will be for the men. Randolph 7838 With the tourist travel in :Michi- Mr. Blythe, when informed gan increasing by leaps and FULLY HAND IRONED • about the interest the Jewish peo- bounds, the governor points out White at Your Office or ple of Detroit have taken in be- that before the end of another sea- Shopping half of his candidacy, said: "Since son, either additional ferry boat+ We Specialize in the last election, I have had the will be needed or other means of opportunity of meeting with many providing passage across the Collision Work prominent citizens of the Jewish straits provided. Simonizing race, and thus we have cleared Tire Service away a number of misunderstand- ings, and I certainly am very Zelik Reznik Leaves on Buy- General Auto Repairing - EVERTON ENGRAVING ing Trip. grateful to my many Jewish All Makes Raybestu Service—Alemiting Second Flour Kerr Bldg.. Zelik Resnik, proprietor of Ben- friends for the interest they hav• Open Day and Night 24-Hour Service—Towing taken in behalf of my candidacy nik's Haberdashery, 8730 Twelfth We call for and deliver your car street, left for New York and Phil- for sheriff. The Avenue Garage Co. 'I want.to assure them that if I adelphia, on a buying trip. 3960 Third Avenue Mr. Reznik announced on the eve am elected sheriff of Wayne Glendale 1357 county P.svA`ill at all times en- of his departure that his mission is to buy the finest in men's fur- deavor to conduct the sheriff's of- BEN GOLDMAN, Prop. 12168 Dexter Boulevard fice on sound business principles nishings for the Full season. Ile • 411 Eat Lamed St. and without any favoritism to any- extends a welcome to iv friends to . I CAPT. 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GARAGE Phone Longfellow 1185 Teapot Dome 1406 Broad one, regardless of race, color or . visit him and inspect his new stock, way. creed." - Randolph 0184 4 111111111111111111111111011311111111111dlig111111111111111111111111iNIIIV111111111111111111111111111111111111%11111111111411111d1J11 ■ 11111111111Nifil RE-ELECT OB CLANCY FOR CONGRESS Republican Ticket East Side Detroit As an Able and Loyal Servant He Should Be Given a Third Term CLANCY AND THE MOTOR INDUSTRY The flood of messages which Congressman Robert II. Clancy has received in the last lay or two to congratu- :ate him for the part he has played in the re- peal of the Motor Sales Tax, included in the tax reduction bill just signed by the Presi- dent. is a deserved tribute to a tireless mad invaluable warrior on the side of this very sensible legislation. In the repeal fight the Congressman has been a true represen- tative of the sentiment of his city. For the fact that this sentiment has finally prevailed, he merits those numer- u s congTatulations now of the motor in- BOB CLANCY dustry. For five years Clancy has worked for its repeal, and if anyone deserves the thanks of a community whose destiny is bound up in pretty definite part with the pros- perity of the motor industry, it is he. —Detroit News, June 2, 1928. Clancy's Congressional Record HE Fill'GHT THAT DETROIT MIGHT BE SAVED MILLIONS IN TAXES. AND 111.; WON! 111.: WON A TOTAL CUT OF $200,000,000 A YEAR, OR $30 TO $3110 PER CAR! TI1AT EARNED HIM THE TITI.E OF TIIE BIL- LION DOLLAR CONGRESSMAN! Led fight in 1924 to save U. S. Air Mail and commer- cial aviation and to increase appropriation from $1,500,- 000 to $2,750,000. Won fight to obtain foreign cognmerce agency for Detroit and gut appropriation of $15,000 per year for it. Helped obtain passage of Congressional bill to sell old federal hospital and build larger modern one to care for wounded soldiers. Voted and worked for soldiers' adjusted compensa- tion bill. Favors St. Lawrence Waterway and against Chicago Drainage. ('anal. Introduced two beer bills in Congress—one to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and the other to modify Act .0 allow 2.75 per cent beer. ... ....TMT A111 111110e11 FOR RE-ELECTION George A. Dingman WAYNE COUNTY DRAIN C OMMISSIONER His Clean Record as Engineer and County Official Merits Your Support Republican Primaries Sept. 4th. PAID FOR BY JEWISH FRIENDS