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HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
DINNER DANCE JAN. 30

DETROIT

The Home Relief Society, will
hold the next of its series of din-
ner dances at Northwood Inn on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 30. Res-

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ALLY NEXT WEEK

-Photo by C. M. 11•yes & Co.

MRS. MILTON WOLFE.

ervations may he made through
Mrs. Milton Wolfe, who is active
on the committee in charge. or her
associates, Mrs. Sam Schwartz,
Sirs. lien Schwartz and Sirs. Ben
Goldberg.
The next meeting of the society
will be held at the home of Mrs. I.
Grabow, 317 Monterey. This meet-
, ing will be addressed by Mrs. Jos-
eph II. Ehrlich. Another speaker
will be Miss Helen Wilkins who
will speak on "Child Diet." A so-
cial hour will follow.

JANUARY 19.26

Opens Saturday Night 7:00 o'clock

Daily thereafter 10 A. M. to 10:30 P. M.

Detroit's e- entest Exposition

CREEDS UNITE IN
EFFORTS AGAINST
CALENDAR REFORM

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Amu&
CONVENTION HALL

ANNUAL AUTO SHOW
HERE JAN. 19 TO 26

With the opening. of the twenty-
eighth annual Detroit automobile
show this Saturday evening, in
Convention Hall, the motoring
public, whose interest has been
keyed all to a high pitch by the
scores of new car announcements
and price reductions made during
the past two weeks, will have an op-
portunity to see and examine these
new creations.
The allotment of space to mo-
tor car manufacturers and dis-
tributors has already been made
1111(1 every foot of available space
has been contracted for both in the
passenger and commercial car di-
visions. With the many new
models which are being prepared
and the great variety of body
types which the manufacturers
are offering today, the 1929 show'
undoubtedly have more motor
ntor
cars than have ever been shown
in the past. Due to the vastness
of Convention Hall, it is possible
for exhibitors to present a greater
variety at the Detroit show than
in any other city.
Space reservations in other de-
partments of the show were re.
ceived earlier than usual at the
office of the Detroit Auto Dealers'
Association in the General Motors
Building and many new departures
will be found this year in both
the
accessory and equipment division
as well as the shop equipment de-
partment.
The passenger cars for which
space reservations have been made
are: Buick, Cadillac, Chandler,
Chrysler, Chevrolet, DeSoto,
Dodge Brothers, Durant, Erkint,
Essex, Ford, Franklin, Graham.
Paige, Hudson, Ilupnmbile, Jordan
LaSalle, Lincoln, Marmon, Moon,
Nash. Oakland, Oldsmobile, Pack-
ard, Peerless, Pierce-Arrow, Pon.
tiac, Rem Stearns-Knight, Stude- '
baker, Stutz, Whippet, Willys-
Knight.
The following commercial cars
have reserved space: Autocar,
Chevrolet , Diamond T,
Fargo,
Federal, Ford, Gotfredson, Gra-
ham, Pierce-Arrow, Reo, Whippet
and White.

Sol Bloom, New York, of Jour
points of order, objecting to the
consideration by the Foreign Af-
fairs Committee of the resolution
introduced by Congressman l'or-
ter, chairman of the committee,
which would make the presider
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of the United States the spore,
an international conference t 7: SPONSORED BY CENTER
The Jewish Centers Association
consider changing the calenda 1 .
Previously it was held that eve et ' will hold the first of its semi-
those who oppose the calendar r ,- monthly dances at the 13'nai 13'rith,
form would not be in opposition 1. • 275 East Ferry avenue, on Sun-
the resolution calling for an i „.. day. F eb. :3. The (lances will be
held the first and third Sundays of
ternational conference.
Congressman Bloom objects t O the month at this hall and the ad-
the consideration of the resolutio , mission charge will be 50 cents for
because in its preamble there is members and 60 cents for non-
reference to the 13-month pla ,. members. The dances are given
primarily fur the members of the
His points of order are:
"Ill There is no rule of th e Center and their friends. The aim
'louse of Representatives autho r - will he to make the dances as pleas-
izing any committee of the Hogs e , urable as possible and fi create
to report or even consider legi s . such an atmosphere that every par-
lation affecting a change in th e , eat would be glad to have their
daughters and sons attend. A five
calendar.
"I2I There is no provision o f piece orchestra will furnish the
the Constitution authorizing Con . music.
gress to legislate on the subject o
potion of the national character of, changing the calendar.
the air service.
"(3) Congress is positively fo
"It Is interesting to note that) birlden by the Constitution fro
this situation follows tne passing' making any law respecting an
of the Law of Assurance, as if the establishment of religion, or an
bratell
inveterate instinct of the Jews had law that would prohibit the fee
discovered therein advantageous exercise of religion.
Legislation
Sunday Services:
business.
changing the (late of the Sabbatl
"Do We Need a New God?” will
The matter consists, according surely affects the religion of hum he the subject of Rabbi Leon
I to my information, in that a cer- dreds of millions of people.
F'ram's sermon on Sunday morn-
"(4) There is no power giver
tain number of air officers are con-
' ing, Jan. 20. Rabbi Frain will an-
templating or have already con- to Congress by the Constitution to
swer the attacks being made on
tracted matrimonial engagements pass any law that will alter or
Judaism and Christianity by Prof.
nullify the laws of any state of
with Jewesses.
Ilarry Elmer Barnes of Smith Col-
the
Union."
"I have no wish to meddle with
Congressman Bloom stated tin lege and Will Durant, author of
the affairs of the heart or with the
"The Story of Philosophy." Seer-
the
Jewish
Telegraphic
Agent.
tastes of these officers. I would
y ices begin at 10:45.
simply draw their attention here— correspondent that he intends psi
posing
an
additional
amendment
while quoting point 237 of Part I
' Sabbath Service*:
of the service regulations—to the making it obligatory upon Ameri I
Rabbi Adolph Fink of the Ilillel
fact that such alliances cannot be can representatives to the pro Foundation at Ann Arbor will oc-
NO OBLIGATION ON YOUR PART
considered satisfactory to the well- posed international calendar re cupy the pulpit of Temple Beth El
being of the air force or to the form conference to oppose an
on Saturday morning, Jan. 19.
future careers of the officers in change in the calendar interfenn g Sabbath services begin at 10:30.
question. I would also draw their with the sequence of the days o
attention to the consequences at- the week.
, Two Young People's Events:
As a result of the vigorous op
tendant upon their actions.
1. The Alumni Association of
position which has been mad
ORIGINATORS OF ALL-NIGHT SERVICE
g Temple Beth El, together with the
"The royal air force, which 1
against the resolution now befor
g senior class of Temple Beth El
have the honor to command, must,
Sales:
GLENDALE
the
committee,
Congressman
Por
Service:
in order to preserve its efficiency ter of
. High School, will hold their first
Pennsylvania, chairman o
3639 Woodward
9389
e
and its utility to the state, be, in
61 Brady St.
the committee, who introduced th social affair Saturday night, Jan.
19, at 8 o'clock. Attendance is
the first place, absolutely national
resolution, informed Congressma
n
in character and in no way extra(
Bloom, who has been leading th limited to members of the Alumni
g Association and the senior class
national. Officers bound by rela-
fight as a member of the commit
tionship ties and especially by mar.
of the High School.
tee that he wanted consent to
2. The Young People's Club of
riage ties to extra-national ele-
strike out the preamble to th
e Temple Beth El will give a "jitney
ments lose the character of na-
resolution containing committmen
tional officers. One is reminded
to the 13 28-day-month year am dance" Sunday afternoon, Jan. 20,
Daniel Lewis
Seymour Lewin
Saul Lewis
George Lewis
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of the proverbs "birds of a feather
will shortly offer this in the form '• at 3 o'clock. Bring a bag full of
(Continued From Page One).
flock together," and "blood is
nickels! Attendance is limited to
of an amendment.
members of the Young People's
which came into force on July 16, thicker than water." The Jews
The Baptists Object.
1920, and which was placed under and other extra-national elements
Rev. A. J. C. Bond, pastor o Club or the affiliated societies of
f
of
our
state
may
possibly
be
good
Temple
Beth El.
the guarantee of the League of
he Seventh Day Adventist Church
•
and loyal citizens, but they can
Nations on Nov. 30, 1920.
Plainfield, N. .1., appeared on be
never
become
pillars
of
the
state.
Louisville
Rabbi to Occupy Pulpit:
In the report received from
half of the Seventh Day Baptists
Rabbi Joseph Rauch of Louis-
Geneva by the American Jewish No doubt they have no such pre- opposing the proposed change in
UNDERTMERS
tensions
nor
does
one
demand
ville,
Ky.,
will
occupy the pulpit of
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Congress, it is indicated that Mr.
the calendar.
Aberson's representations have such of them.
In an impressive speech, Rev. Temple Beth El Sunday, Jan. 27.
already been given careful atten-
"The air force controlled by Bond pointed out that the pro-
tion by the Jugoslavian govern- Jewish influences would no longer posed change would infringe upon Father and Son Dinner:
The annual Father and Son Din-
ment, including persons in the possess that national character de- the Seventh Day Baptists' Sabbath,
highest authority. Assurances sired and on which the country which is observed on Saturday, the ner, given under the auspices of
the Men's Temple Club, will take
have been offered to the effect that could count at such times as its same day as the Jewish Sabbath.
place Tuesday night, Feb. 5.
the matter will be investigated and existence might become threat-
A. Longacre of this city, editor
given early consideration. The ened.
of Liberty, organ of the Seventh
Temple
Art. Society:
Geneva Council, however, will not
"Suffice it to imagine what Day Adventists, vigorously op-
The next performance of the
at the matter rest until secret would become of our air force posed the Eastman calendar.
order No. 5 is completely and pub- were the majority of the corps of
Temple
Arts Society will take
He pointed out several discrimi-
licly withdrawn and proper amend officers to have contracted matri- nations which would operate place Wednesday night, Feb. 6.
is made for the offense offered to monial alliances with Jewish or against those observing the Jewish
the Jews of Lugoslavia.
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Sabbath if the proposed Eastman Visit the Monday Night CI
other extra-national elements.
Text of Order.
Members of the Temple who
"In placing those considerations plan fur a 13 28-day-month year have never yet seen Beth El Col-
The full text of the order of
w
ere adopted: the first would be
Gen. Stanoilovitch is as follows: before the notice of all the officers te inability to vote in elections lege of Jewish Studies in session
of the royal air, force. I invite them
. MEMBERS:
SECRET ORDER NO. 5
every six years; the second, en- are invited to visit the classes next
to
carefully
consider
the
matter
Jan. 23, 1927, to the Chiefs of
Monday night at 8 o'clock. They
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
and to reflect well on their con- forced absence of children from
Air Force Detachments:
will be especially interested in the
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
templated steps, on their prepara• schools, and the difficulty in ob-
"My attention has been drawn
classes in comparative religion,
taining
employment,
including
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
tions,their
•
engagements
and their
to an interesting situation which
government and school teaching Bible history, current Jewish lit-
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
has arisen in the air force, consti- marriages, so long as they remain positions.
erature and Jewish ceremonials
m
s
tuting a threat of a Jewish usury in the service and are not there-
COLUMBUS STOCK EXCHANGE
Rev. Foster, representing the and symbols.
fore free agents.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
eventh Day Baptists, also testi-
Emory officer should know in fi
ed in opposition to tit. , proposed
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
advance the consequences of his
alentlar reform.
contemplated
actions.
The
first
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eveloped is swinging the senti•
exclusion from the ranks of the
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ENTERTAINMENT FOR
meat of the committee against
air force and removal to another t
years longer than your great
CLUBS, PARTIES,
he proposed change in the calen-
York R. L. TEMPLIN, Manager Canton
arm of the forces, conditional• d
grandmother or any of your
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ar and encouraging supporters of
•ncestors of fifty years ago—
upon retention in active service.
t
Cleveland Direct Private Wire* to All Princi. Zanesville
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n dsia
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;
he amendment to bind American
science and medicine and edu•
"Every officer should know that r epresentatives to the proposed in-
Columbus
pal Markets
cation have all contributed to
the security of the state and the t ernational calendar reform con-
add 18 years to the average
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safety of the people is his primary f erence to oppose any change
span
of life. People live longer
' duty and without entire confidence a touch would disturb the continu-
today because they co-operate
in the air force and its personnel it y of the Sabbath, it was indicated
with
Nature to prevent disor•
this security becomes jeopardized. a fter the session.
ders which wreck health and
"The respective chiefs will hold
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life.
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