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SIS TERHOOD LUNCHEON
TO BE HELD TUES DAY
CURTAINS
FAULTLESSLY LAUNDERED
OR CLEANED
Mr..
Sit" at
Will
Be Zedek
Principal
Speaker
Shaarey
Affair.
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and Cleaners
DR, FRANKLIN GETS
HONORS ON COAST
SOKOLOW'S SON DIES
IN BERLIN, AGED 45
PAGE PIVE
Health and Hygiene
Henryk Sokolow Was Polit:eal
Exile During Czarist Regime.
A Series of Popular Medical
Articles Published Weekly Un-
der the Auspices of the
NOTED ARTISTS AT
CONCERT ON FEB. 3
1413 to /447
et h El Rabbi Guest of
WOODWARD A VE
BERI,IN.—(J. T. A.)—Ilenryk
Tuesday, Jan. 15, at 12:30, Is
Sokolow, a son of Nahum Sokolow,
the time set for the membership.
Honor of Learned So-
MAIMONIDES MEDICAL
Dr. Mark Gunzburg, noted pian-
o luncheon to be given by the Sis-
ehairman of the World Zionist
ciety and Churches.
SOCIETY
ist and musician, who is in charge
F.xecutive, died here Monday of in-
terhood of Congregation Shaarey
of arrangements fur the concert of
fluenza. Ile was the eldest son of
/,edek, at the Stetter Hotel. A
Word was received this week
the Zionist leader and was -15 years
large attendance of both o
Influenza.
ld and that Dr. Leo M. Franklin of Tem- old.
new members is expected.
A mild type of influenza is rev-
pie Beth El, who, with Mrs. Frank-
Nahum Sokolow was at the Bed- el t
Mrs. Ida L. Siegel of Toronto
• , .
11 ,
p
present.
s
side of his soil when he died. Sym-
One, will be the principal speaker. the first months
is no doubt but that large numbers
pathy was otios:AA i11 Zionist cir-
Mrs. Siegel is not only actively in- of his Sabbatical
25 W. Columbia, opp. Fox
of persons are at present ill with'
cles here on the veteran Zionist
terested in school work, being one year in Califor-
Theatre
some respiratory infection, but net
leader's loss.
of the founders of the Home and nia has been the
all of them by any manner or
School Council of Toronto, but has reci
means have influenza; sone , have
pient of many
WARSAW.-- LI. T. A.) — The
been a prominent worker in many honor's there.
colds, other grippe, and some have
Polish press eulogized the late Hen-
phases of Jewish life. At the pres-
On Friday,
influenza. The line of demarcation
/ ryk• Sokolow, oldest S011 of Nahum
ent time she is president of the To- Jan. 11, he was
The kitchen is conducted under
between these three condition's is
ronto branch of the Women's
Sokolo•, Zionist leader. It is now
the supervision of
to be the special
not well defined. The primary dif-
recalled
that
during
the
('zaristic
League of the United Syangogues guest of honor of
ference between the three seem to
regime, Henry Sokolow was' ar- be
of America, being the founder of the University
one of effect upon the individual
rested by the police on charges of
that organization.
Club of San Di-
rathsr than one of specificity of
political activity and was impris-
Mrs. Herman August assisted by ego. Despite his
causative organism or organisms.
oned
for
six
months
in
the
From Moscow
Mr$. Harry L. Kopel have arranged determination to
Warsaw Whether one has a cold, grippe or
fortress. Following his release he
an interesting musical program. decline speaking
influenza depends upon three fac-
NOW OPEN
emigrated to Germany.
Mrs. William II. Sachs will render e n g a g
e meals
tors--first, the amount of infection
a group of songs. 11 aster Gabriel while on his va-
the individual gets; second, the re-
Sitof, the 1-1-year-old winner of
cation, of whichDR. FRANKLIN
sistenee, or, in other words, the
the junior violin contest conducted h
e has received many flatterin
state of health of the individual,
by the Michigan Federation of
nes, he spoke on Sunday morn
and, third, the care which that per-
Music Clubs, will play several vio-
ng„lan. 6, at the Unitarm
son takes of himself as soon as he
lin solos, acompanied by Miss E. e
hutch at La Jolla. His theme it
knows infection exists. A cold is
Goldman. Charles A. , t
(Continued fr m Page One.)
o
he morning was The New Year's
apt to remain a cold and not devel
GIRMAN ROSANOV
president of the sisterhood, will t
liallenge to America" and in the , one-time parties to the Agency, op into anything more serious i f
preside. • ven i nK
" The Sfodern J ew and Ills agreeme nt.
the individual infected has a big h the Detroit Hebrew Infante Or-
Reservutiens for the luncheon I
In a sense we succeeded in resistance, does not receive to a .Phan Home to be held Sunday eve-
lend." Both addresses were en-
should be: ,sent to Mrs Charles t husiastivally received.
bringing home to the executive massive an infection and, perbp
Feb
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council, though too late, viewing most important, if lie takes goof 51 lute of Arts , R a n t tItehglern Detroit
Dr,
and
Mrs.
Franklin
plan
to
t h
t rt'ia tt
5380.
r
the
previous
unchallenging,
and
eosin in La Jolla until the !Mil-
care of himself at the very onse ing artists will participate and that
d le of January, when they will 11( subservient acquescence in the of the cold. On the other hand, a no efforts are being spared to make
arther north. They will attend Agency agreement, the peril of cold is apt to become somethin g the affair an outstanding musical
meeting of the U. A. H. C. in failing to make provision for the more serious, such as influenza o event.
automatic reinstatement of the even pneumonia, if the individua
Sun Francisco in February.
(linnan Rosanne, lyric tenor,
Zionist Organization as the Jew- received a large dose of infection pupil of Campanini of the Metro-
7618 Woodward
ish Agency, in the event of dis- c hlh . as a low resistance and if h , politan Opera Co., and associate
3 Blocks North of Boulevard
' solution rrespectve of its causes." neglects to properly care for hi 5 professor of the Goldkette College.
Opposition Is Beaten.
Detroit's New and Smartest
of Music, will appear under the
In his statement, Mr. Lipsky hals'(bi
. Rendezvous of the Elite
influenza leadership of Dr. Gunzburg, who
said:
t will be held in the main auditorium'
been ofa mild type e and
and has no
'I am glad to state that the
aconmanied by the complica of the Detroit Art Institute.
(Continued from Page One.)
Berlin meeting gave Dr. Chaim
Wedding and AnItiversary
lions such as pneumonia which s • Mrs. Albert Ilarwith, general
ish minority in the country con
Weizman!'
authority
to
sign
the
a
Cards, General Birthday and
stit ts•
ften in the past has been associat chairman, and Mrs. Charles Gitlin,
o
e s ate
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eizmann-Marshall agreement on t
Family Birtlulay Cards. W.
sl with influenza. The present associate chairman, of the commit-
which has it population of many
behalf of the Zionist Organization It
Frank & Seder—Sixth Floor.
After-Theater Parties
liege, Sympathy, Bon Voyage
"utbreak dilfers essentially from tee in charge, announce that the
millions. The Mania government
and also to proceed with the or- t
Solicited
and 7'allies, also Holiday
will remove all injustices in the ganization of the Jewish Agency, hat of 1918 when the infection names of other artists will be pub-
Cards and Tallies
Our Cuisine Direct
treatment of Jews which were and to prepare for holding the first f as a virulent one accompanied by , lished in next week's hew of The
Mesdames Harwith
requent complications and a great Chronicle.
prevalent until now. By doing so,
From the Riviera
session of the council of the
we will raise Rumanian prestige Agency as soon as possible after a many deaths from both influenza and Gitlin are assisted by an able
For R
ions
nd pneumonia. Whether or not committee representing the Infants •
abroad as well," the Minister de-
Call Empire 8810
the forthcoming Zionist congress t
clared.
he present illness continues to be Orphan Heine.
in July. The agreement reached 0
JEWELER
A regrettable error appeared in
f a mild character depends almost
FEATURING
with the Marshall group was rati- s
Specialist in Fine Watch Repairing
The Maniu government contem- tied after full discussion and there d olely upon what we as individuals the advertisement for the concert,
• Rose Collins
12036 Dexter Boulevard
0 to keep it so. If we take good last weelc, which should have stat-
plates the recognition of Ruman- is every reason to be pleased with
Well-Khown Radio Pion kt mad the
Bet. Monterey and Elmhurst
c are of ourself and are likewise ed that the concert will he in the
ian Jews no a national minority,
"DIANIANS"
the result. Of course, the few ir- c
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areful of our associations with Detroit Institute of Arts, Wood.'
together with the other national
reconcilable members of the a
thee persons, we will have helped ward at Kirby.
minorities of Greater Rumania,
.1• aMsW IN MI MN WI
General Council are still dis- g
really to solve the problem. There
cables the Bucharest correspond-
pleased and disappointed and they a
re a few common sense rules of
ent of the Jewish Daily Forward
will do everything possible in a e
PERFECTION LODGE.
onduct which will do more to pre-
on the basis of an interview he oh-
parliamentary way to obstruct and v
` tamed with the Prime Minister.
ent the present outbreak from 'w-
delay action. Turbulent noises e
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. R.:
onting a serious one than all of
Anti-Semitism is not a people's
11526 - 34
and threats are to be expected, but t
movement in Rumania and has not the relative strength of the oppo- n be rules and regulations which A. M., will hold a special com-
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light be formulated, These rules muni•ation Wednesday, Jan. 16,'
taken root in the soul of the Ru-
sition is indicated by the vote a re:
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H. M. Degree, 6:30 p. m. Officers •
manian masses, the Prinie Minis- taken at Berlin. When the coun-
ter added, pointing to the fact that cil met in Berlin last July the vote
1. Keep yourself in the best pos- and degree team, 5 p. m.
o i
CHAS. K. SANDORF
in the recent elections which were on the Jewish Agency 41 to
ble physical condition. This can
Secretary.
tee, not a single anti-Semitic dep- The vote in December was 39 to ,• he done by eating regularly, get-
By order of--
uty was elected,
although
the
vot-
",
ting
plenty
of
sleep—with
win-
.
the additional vote bein • Dr Ste
ers
trust
their full right of phen S. Wise's.
oes open, taking some outdoor HAROLD IIELLER, W. M.
1320 CUSTER AVE.
franchise.
xereise every day, keeping your
"Dr. Wise came late to the Be
n. „
Regular Steam Laundry $3,000,000 TO $5,000,000
lin meeting, and delivered an int- g thee temperature at 68 to 70 de-
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passioned address that lasted over g rees and seeing that you have a
Does All Your Family Work
33 West Vernor Highway
LOAN FOR POLISH JEWS
1111 hour, but it had no effect upon „i tied supply of fresh air. Do not
Near Michigan Ave.
NEW YORK.—A loan of from the voting nor upon the views of
Each family bundle handled
low yourself to become unduly
f,
$3,000,000 to $5,000,000 by the
individually.
itigued—fatigue greatly reduces
the council members present.
UNNY
Jews of America to Jews in Poland There is little left for the opposi- n. •sistance. Dress for the weather.
Wet Wash, 20 lbs. at $1.00 and
was
decided
upon
Sunday
at
a
con-
f
it is cold be sure to have plenty
Sc lb. over.
lion to do in the way oh obstrucl
ference of the-Federation of Polish (ion or public debate. They have f heavy wraps, If it turns warm-
Wet and Flat Ironed, 18 lbs. at
Jews in America, held at Mecca . lost the fight. They have been T r, remove your outer garments.
$1.30 and in lb. over.
Temple. Benjamin Winter, presi- overwhelmingly defeated. The
his is particularly important in
Rough
Dry,
Flat
Work
Ironed.
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dent of the federation, presided. work of actually organizing the o h opping. Women who wear heavy
9e lb.
About 200 delegates representing Jewish Agency now takes the place w raps, for the outdoor weather,
Flat Work Only, Sc lb.
Made and Served Different
s h
80 organizations affiliated with the of contentious argument.
ould remove these wraps when
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organization attended.
sh opping in warm stores. Colds
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Something new for Detroit.
an
The meeting was opened by the, J the Jewis
d pneumonia often result from
Dr. Wise Rebuked
A visit will convince you.
j reading of a report on the condi-
coming
overheated,
as
one
is
al-
What is regarded as a rebuke ti
lion of the Jews in Poland by Z. , Dr. Stephen S. Wise was admin- on ost bound to with heavy wraps
Near Monroe
in a store, and then going out
Tygel, executive director of the istered at the quarterly meeting of i
n
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federation, who lately returned the National Executive Committee
to the cold. When hiders carry,
y o
Lunch
fro a visit to Poland. After ad- of the Zionist Organization of i ur coat on your arm—to wear it
VVC
s
dangerous.
wising the extension of a loan, Mr.' America held all day Sunday at
Hours II a. m. to I a. m.
Tygel said:
Calilo,nta McMinn.. Eannr ,ted Toon-2 I
I the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, when
dayralt .eapeuse. On rho
2. Avoid unnecessary hand-shak-
"Beyond a doubt, the position of that body adopted
Have Your Tea Leaves
R osary
s ZesT II
a resolution in s and other actual contact with'
the:Ti a(.7."Todist k , / r: 1 SO14:7:1:rt
Read
by
the
Famou•
Y !S=a
the Jews in Poland is such that
10
and
ve
heartily endorsing the Jewish P e rooms
1-16,
VdrSt‘3.76.• Lea
they can never hope to get on their Agency
and expressing regret a t
3. Be sure to use your own towel
feet by any other means or through
the attempt being made to plac e , and your own drinking cup or
Late of the DEN OF FORTY
any different sources. It would
obstacles in the way of the forma glass.
F. T. Hendry. Oen, Agent. Pants Fe Ry.
THIEVES
prove that we are ready to answer
lion of the Jewish Agency.
601 Trannporlati o n Bldg.. Detroit. /died
.1. Keep the hands and face r
the call of 3,000,000 men, women
Appointments—Ph. Cherry 1721
ress M r. Lips k,
y win pulously clean, thus avoiding the
Phone: Randolph MI
and children who are standing on has just returned
from the meet - possibility of transferring infec-
the brink of an economic castes- j
ing of the General Council of the • Lion to other persons.
trophe."
W o rld Zionist
on st Organization in Ber -
A resolution wag adopted ap-
5. If you have a cold he especial-
lin, where the Jewish Agency pas
proving Mr. Tygel's recommenda-
was passed, despite the persona ly careful to avoid unnet•essary
,)
tion and adding that "the clause
opposition of Dr. Wise, declare, I contact with other persons and be
containing the loan recomnienda-
sure to always cover your sneeze
that Dr. Wise's opposition to tht •
tion he placed in the hands of a
Jewish Agency was unfounded or cough with your handkerchief.
committee of experts for study and
. After using your handkerchief,
consideration, and for bringing it and that Dr. Wise exaggerated the wash your hands before shaking
dangers
that may result to Zionism
to the attention of American pub-
hands with anyone.
, as result of the compact.
lic opinion."
'
6. Don't neglect your cold.
In his sermon on Sunday morn-
If.
It was further resolved, that a
you have the slightest suspicion of
special standing committee he ap- ing, before the Free Synagogue,
9835 Dexter
fever,
go
home
and
go
to
bed
im-
pointed to keep in touch with the Dr. Wise again attacked the mediately and call your physician.
At Boston Boulevard
problems of Polish Jewry and to Agency, and spoke of Zionism, as Having called your physician, stay
at present administered, as
help solve them.
in bed until he tells you that yet'
"dead."
A most beautiful restaurant
Dr. Henry Moskowitz, repre-
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senting the joint distribution. com-
explicitly.
mittee, appealed to those assemb- RABBI JOS. EISENMAN'S
s
The solution of the presetit-71-
led to unite as Jews, whether l'o-
DAUGHTER DIES AT 1 J tuition
depends essentially upon
lish, Galician or Rumanian, and
said he hoped the organization Was Honor Student at Centre our individual conduct during the
I next [tee weeks.
would play its part in helping its
High School a and Phil delph:a-
people in the homeland. Former
Byron Talmud Torah.
Municipal Court Justice Jacob
Panken and Representative Nath-
Rose Eisenman, youngest daugh-
an D. l'erlman supported this sen- ter of Rabbi and Mrs. Joseph Eis-
MEMBERS
timent.
enman, died early Tuesday morn-
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CHORAL SOCIETY WILL nue, at the age of 13.
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The deceased was an honor stu-
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DR. WILLIAM HOWLAND in her third year there at the time loam. Near this spot was a church
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out equal in Detroit
rector of Temple Beth El's choir, Byron Talmud Torah from which
man healed by Christ. !louses
PAINTING
at anywhere near
plans to reorganize the Temple she was to graduate this year.
have been found on each side of
Choral Society. The Temple
price.
Besides her parents she is sur- the street. Some having well-pre-
Under New Management
Choral Society was once a large vived by four sisters, Mrs. Joseph
Spacial Sunda,
served mosaic floors were probably
choir of Temple men and women. Scheartzberg of Cleveland, Mrs.
M. J. BROWN, Mgr.
Dinner
used by the pilgrims who visited
At the dedication of the new Tern- Max E. l'enslar, Sophie and Betty JeruSalem before it was captured
plc Beth El, their singing was an and a brother, Irving.
by the Arabs.
important feature of the cere-
All local rabbis officiated at the
Attractive weekly
Excavation Handicapped.
ceremonies.
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funeral. Burial took place at
■ and monthly rates
On the ridge itself many cham-
Aware that in the Temple and Machpelah Cemetery.
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given to permanent
bers cut in the rock have been ex-
community we have a large num-
guests.
ber of singing voices, both men
cavated. They are probably pert ,
TO UNVEIL MONUMENT of
Every room
the royal tombs but this is un-
and women, Mr. Howland is un-
TO MRS. RABINOWITZ certain because the chambers have
with Bath
dertaking the reorganization of
MONTHLY—SUITE
been used for many purposes is
the choir. The first rehearsal will
RATES
be held Wednesday night, Jan. 16, Ceremony to Take Place at Clover the course of time. An important
Hill Cemetery Sunday.
group containing a room 35 feet
in the Brown Memorial Chapel, at
$125 to $150
Sunday, Jan. 13, at 12:15 P. M., long and 15 feet high, and cut in
8 o'clock. The choir will have im-
the
unveiling
ceremony
of
a
monu-
the rock, has been used succes-
portant programs to carry out as
ment for the late Mrs. Sarah Re- nicely for public baths, cisterns,
0011 as it is organized.
hinowitz, wife of Esser Wino- stables and an olive press. No
• tvitz, president of the United He- trace of tomb fittings has been
CALL
A Red Hot Colored Dance brew Schools, oil take place at the found but, with the evidence of
Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Rab- the pottery and the large size of
Orchestra
bi A. M. Hershman will address the rooms, it appears probable
the rclativt and friends of the de- that the chambers are the tombs
Special attention to ban-
ceased.
of kings.
quet., weddings, bridge parties.
Mrs. Rabinowitz, who died a
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