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AN ENTERTAINMENT
MONDAY EVENING
"HIAS" SEEKS AID 1PISGAH
OF DETROIT JEWS
'PICA ORPHAN HOME'
PLANS A CAMPAIGN
B ibl tion Emanuel
Congrega
lass.
RETAIN
The following is a list of the
honor pupils in the various classess
on Sunday, Feb. 17:
Miss Esther Ashinsky's class:
Conalee Rosenthal, Lillian Weis-
man, Sadie Karball, Louis Kurtz,
Elmer Elias, Nathaniel Share.
Miss Mary Newmans' class:
Sadie Berman, Dorothy- Rosen,
G orondisntne . in, Rachel Fox, M il-
F'x nny uga
JUDGE THEODORE J.
RICHTER
Jack Rosenberg, chairman of Ladies' Auxiliary Organized
the entertainment committee, an-
To Help Bring Orphans
nounces that on Monday evening.
Organization Here to
Feb. 25, 8:30 p. m. sharp, the
To Settle on Farms.
members of Pisgah Lodge, their
Solicit Funds.
AS
ladies and friends, are invited to
At a meeting of the Amen
attend a carefully planned enter-
Miss Judith Ashinsky's class:
Leon Ruby of New York, repre- tainment, including peppy music, ( American - Canadian) Orphan
Home and Farm School Saturday Beatrice Fisher.
senting the Hebrew Sheltering and snappy songs, and dances, hilarious
Miss Pauline Lasser's class: Dor-
night plans were made for a cam-
Ilmmigrant Aid Society (Ilias), ar-
paign for $5,000 with which to othy Greenbaum, Sophie Shugar
rived in Detroit on Monday to en-
bring into Canada, free of charge', man, Sylvia Chase, Marcus Edel-
additional orphans to be enrolled st ei n .
ist the aid of friends of the move-
121 - 125 PENOBSCOT BUILDING
Miss Rose Friedman's class:
in the school at Georgetown, On-
HIS SPLENDID ADMINISTRATION
ment for future work and to col-
Randolph 4993-4-5-6-7
Louis Share, Missive Cohen, Mil-
tario.
I lect the funds necessary for the
MERITS HIS RETENTION
It was announced that plans deed Barak, Grace Goldberg, Ruth
continuation of the society's ef-
New York FL L. TEMPLIN, Manager Canton
ENDORSED BY THE DETROIT BAR ASSOCIATION
were completed fur the ball to be Goldberg.
forts. Mr. Ruby can be reached
Miss Miriam Oltenke's class:
held at the Masonic Auditorium
care of Cantor A. Rutman, 1636
'Phis lid. inserted and paid for by friends.
Cleveland Directp
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Wires to All Prince• Zanesville
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The
Ladies
Auxil
ary
organ-
The original purpose of the Ile-
ized on Feb. 14 is headed by the bible classes in honor of her birth-
.................................... brew Sheltering and Immigrant
following officers: Mrs. J. R. day.
Aid Society was to aid and shelter
Greenberg, president; Mesdames
immigrants in the United States.
Schwartz, Elkins and Pollock,
Its present additional purpose is to
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vice-presidents; Mrs . Cutler, re- 1
aid immigrants from Eastern Eu-
Detroit, Mich.
Longfellow 8439
11
cording secretary; Miss Please, fi-
rope to countries other than the
nancial
secretary;
Mrs,
Ida
Di-
United States, especially to South
shell, treasurer, and the following
America, Australia and South Al•
members of the executive commit-
rica.
tee: Mesdames Bertha Greenblatt,
Manufacturers and Distributors
The society has its central office
Peevin, Vicegross, Bornstein, Ice- 1
Ask Your Grocer For
in New York City and has
berg, Epstein.
branches in Philadelphia, Chicago,
WHITE STAR SPECIAL SOUR CREAM
About 40 women have joined
Baltimore, Boston, San Francisco
this organization and the sum of
With Every Meal
and Seattle. It maintains a bureau
$53.50, was received at the first
Deliciously Different. All kinds of Loaf Cheese
at Ellis Island and an office at
meeting. Installation of officers
11ashington, D. C. Afliliated with
JACK ROSENBERG
will be held on Wednesday evening.
Ilias are the offices and commit-
monologues and funny stories. March 17. An elaborate proisram
tees of Ilicem
The special feature of the eve- in which leading local talent
rect) located in Poland, Lithuania,
,D
Latvia, Rumania, Belgium, Turkey, ning will be the introduction of will take part, is being prepared.
RETAIN
two members of the lodge who are
China and South America.
N. A. FLOWER SHOW TO g
In 1915 Huns opened offices in candidates for high public office.
Vice-President Mandell Bernstein,
BE HELD MARCH 13 - 21
Tokio, Ilarbin and Yokohama to
candidate for Recorder's Court
aid immigrants from the Far East.
Judge, and Aaron Kurland, candi• Interesting Statement Is Made by
The Ilarbin office was later turned
date for Justice of the Peace, will
Cherie. H. Rosenman.
over to the local community and is
make brief and interesting ad-
now subsidized by Ilias.
The rose, "queen or flowers,"
dresses.
stage at the
It was through the efforts of
There will be no appeals or so- again will hold the
Bias in 1916 that communication licitations of any kind. The eve- North American Flower Show, to
between Jews of occupied Poland ning has been set aside for the en- be held in Convention Ilall from
and their relatives elsewhere was tertainment of Pisgah members, March 13 to 21.
Charles II. Rosenman of the
restored.
their. families and friends.
From 1920 to 1923 Ilias main-
A pleasant evening is in store Subway Flower Shop, 227 Gratiotl
tained branch offices in Europe to for those who will take advantage avenue, the oldest Jewish florist
aid in connecting Eastern Euro- of this invitation to enjoy this in Detroit, made the following in-
peen Jews with relatives in this event in the warming and cons- teresting statement relative to the
forthcoming show:
In 1923 it nominally forting B'r,ai B'rith atmosphere.
country.
"Three years of careful nurutre
withdrew from European work in
are behind every rose coming to
the hope that European Jewry
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El
Detroit for the Flower Show.
would take over the burden. It Itempit
Three years ago they were planted
ss
later found it necessary
to subsi-1
in the field, where they were care-
dize and supervise the work of
fully tended for two years. Then Ill
these offices.
they were removed to a greenhouse, 1,1
John F. O'llara
Tracy W. McGregor
George Webber
where the temperature was kept
Judbe Henry S. Hulbert
JEWISH EMIGRATION Sunday Services:
Fr1
Judge Wm. L. Carpenter
Judge Frank Murphy
will be the lo•tween 55 and 57 degrees.
SHOWING INCREASE
1-14
David W. Simons
"The Rothschilds"
Fred
M.
Butzel
"Great
care
was
required
to
see
William
Friedman
The State Department, in re- subject of Rabbi Leon Fram's see-
I-I
Leo M. Butzel
Jacob Mazer
sponse to a request, has issued a non on Sunday, Feb. 24. Services that they did not mildew on dark,
Dr. Leo Dretzka
cloudy days, for mildew means
Vincent P. Dacey
report giving the official figures begin
Louis Colombo
n at 10:45.
Peter
J.
Monaghan
death to the rose. Various fungus
Thomas G. Long
of the number of applicants for
Paul W. Voorhies
Thomas
A.
E.
Weadock
diseases
also
had
to
be
fought
off,
visas as furnished by the Ameri- Sabbath Services:
Sherman D. Callender
Hal H. Smith
Rabbi Adolph H. Fink of Ann, and certain insects which find the
A. C. Angell
can Consuls in various countries.
Jefferson B. Webb
Chas. B. VanDusen
At the same time the Consuls were Arbor will occupy the pulpit Sat- young rose tempting food. Three
Col. Walter C. Cole
A. B. Lowrie
John Endicott
asked to give an estimate of the ' urday morning, Feb. 23, at 10:30. years of spraying and watering
Frank W. Blair
1 went into every plant, with sun,
Michael Weisman
number of persons who would ask :
Henry S. Koppin
John Kaminski
clouds, humidity and temperature
for visas and these figures are g iv- Neat Week's Sermon:
R. L. Shannon
John A. Brown
stantly to be regulated.
Frederick G. Austin
.
en as wellithA
t n in teresting reporst
Rabbi Leon Fram will occupy con The
Chas. T. Earle
E A. Loveley
his subject was i - . the pulpit Sunday morning, March `u" The whole process must be a
James F. Murphy
dealing w
Howard Colby
gradual
one,
for
any
violent
Albert
E.
Metier
sued this week by Ilias.
3, and speak on the subject, "The change would kill the delicate rose.
John Shields
Harry A. Stormfeltz
From the report it is evident
Ilarry Andrews
Oscar
Hull
and Evolution of Re- So complicated is the whole pro-
that thousands of Jews are corn-
co- , ”, Origin
;
Burt Otis
Robert Oakman
cess and so expensive, that roses
Gustavus D. Pope
polled to wander because all are- g"' " . "
Paul Rachel
Horace II. Dickinson
nues of earning a livelihood are Men'. Temple Club Dinner•Meet• such as those whirls will feature
William Chittenden, Jr.
Calvin A. Palmer.
the Flower Show
could not be
:
the
H. Eugene Webb
closed to them in their native Eu-
saga
Milton Oakman
John C. Bills
ropean countries. Their first Pref-
Lou J. Eppinger
inner-meeting of the Men's grown commercially."
Harry
11.
Bennett
erence, of course, is the United Club of Temple Beth El will be CHIEF RABBI GUTMAN
II. Wm. glare
John W. Ladd
Albert Kahn
DIES IN JASSY AT 68
States but if because of the law held Tuesday, March 12, at 6.30.
they cannot come to the United ' Rev. Preston Bradley, Chicago's'
States they are prepared to go, popuar
l'UBLISIIED AND l'AID FOR BY A FRIEND
JASSY
(J T A.)
Chief
l U
nitarian min iter, will be
' elsewhere particularly to the new the principal speaker on this oc- Rabbi Mordecai Gutman died here
immigration countries which are casion. His subject will be "A at the age of 68. Rabbi Gutman
Ewing prepared by the aid of Ilias. Man and His Religion."
was known throughout Rumania
S aar-a cne-a
The report shows that in Latvia
as a Talmudic scholar.
which only has an annual quota Young People's Temple Club:
for 142 emigrants, 7,025 visas have
The Young People's Temple Club
been requested and it is stated that announces that its next affair will
the number who want to emigrate be Students' Day, conducted in
totals 50,000. Lithuania has a conjunction with the Temple Sis- ,
quota of 344. Visas have been terhood. According to present ,
asked for 9,948 and it is estimated plans, out-of-town students from
that 20,000 want to emigrate. Po- the University of Michigan and
land has a quota of 5,982, 31,731 other major schools will be invited
visas however are being asked for to attend the Sunday morning
and the estimate is that a quarter service followed by a luncheon
,
of a million want to leave the given the Sisterhood and an en-
Graduate University of Michigan, 1892.
country. The Rumanian quota is tertainment and dance given by
Assistant Corporation Counsel, 1895-1900.
603, the number of visas wanted the Young People's Temple Club.
A .. i .. ant Prosecuting Attorney, 1903-1907.
are 14,000, 16,000 may be estimat-
Now serving eleventh year as Wayne Circuit Judge.
ed as future emigrants. The quota Beth El College of Jewish Studies:1
Elected president Michigan State Judges Association, 1926.
for European Russia is 2,2-18, the
Several outstanding features are,
number of visas requested total scheduled for Monday night, Feb.
73,000, and it is stated that a quar- 25, at Beth El College of Jewish
Judge Arthur Webster's public service does not stop with
ter of a million want to emigrate. Studies. The class in "Why I Am
his work on the bench. Ile has taken a leading part in the
Reports of a similar nature come What I Am" will be addressed by
movement for court reform. For this, he has been honored by
from other countries. Dr. Sol Q. Kesler, a member of the
appointment to the directorate of the American Judicature
class, who will describe "The Re-,
by
the
honorary
degree
of
Master
of
Laws
of
the
Society, and
ligion of the Kafir Tribes of South
University of Michigan.
Africa," with illustrated stereopti.
con slides.
conscien-
and
able
This ad paid for by an admirer of an
Rabbi Fram's class in "Jewish
Ceremonials, Symbols and Cus-
tious jurist.
I
toms"
will begin the interprets-
_
tion of the symbols and customs
On Monday evening, Feb. 25, a of the fall holidays: Rosh Ila-
testimonial performance will be shono, Yorn Kippur and Succoth.
staged for Mrs. Esther Field, one'
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Re-Elect
Judge Ira W.
JAYNE
We, the undersigned, do unqualifiedly endorse the can-
didacy of. JUDGE JAYNE and urge his re-election to the
Wayne County Circuit Court.
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PRIMARIES MONDAY, MARCH 4TH, 1929
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JUDGE ARTHUR
WEBSTER
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CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE
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KEEP
TESTIMONIAL FOR
MRS. ESTHER FIELD
MONDAY EVENING
The High School Drama Club:
The High School Drama Club
will present "Sunrise," one-act
play by Eliah Peattiz, this Sunday,
at 9:30, under the direction of
Mrs. Edith Kopelson. The follow-
ing are members of the cast: Je-
rome Bielfield, Gertrude Brechner,
Robert Mazer, Evelyn Maxman
and Aline Simons. The stage
management is under the direction
of Robert Mazer and Sol Stein.
BELLE TIRE CORP. 6TH ANNUAL
PRICE
LF SAIEoFTIRES
AT ALL 3 STORES
1 t
MRS. ESTHER FIELD
Phana Order, (layered Monday.
Ste.. Saler Dolgvered Saturday.
MASON
MAXI•MILE
TUBES
30.31/2 Qt,
29.4.4o e,J ,
of the leading actors here, charac-
ter actress and singer who appear-
ed with the Yiddish Players all
this season, "Am Looking for a
$7.90
28x4.75
2 Tires, • $11.85
28x5.25 ...$9.90
2 Tire., $14.85
31x5.00 ...$8.50
30x6.00 ..$11.90
2 Tires, $12.75
30x5.25 . $10.90
2 Tires, $18.75
31x4 ......$7.90
2 Tires, $11.85
2 Tire., $19.35
32x4 ......$8.90
33x4 1/2 ...$11.90
2 Tires, $17.85
30x3% ....$4.90
LEON FIELD
2 Tires, $7.15
Husband" will be the play to be
staged on that occasion.
A feature of this testimonial
will be the concert of classical and
folk music to be given by Leon
Field, violinist, son of Mrs. Field.
BELLE TIRE CORP.
Wastiagtoa
7452 Woodward
2 Blocks North of
Boulevard
9415 Grand River 525 S.
2 Blocks North of
Joy Roa
Royal
Oak
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CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE
i .
RADIOS
12195 Dexter at Richton
At a meeting held Tuesday ev e
fling at the Beth Yehuda Sync
rogue, 1705 Pingree avenue, wit
Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky presiding.
was decided to hold a sped
Purim evening on Saturday, Marc
23, for the Yeshiva.
Features of the planned :life
will be the examination of pupil
addresses by rabbis, selections b
cantors, etc. The affair will
held at the Mishkan Israel Sr '
gogue, Blaine and Linwood.
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PURIM AFFAIR FOR
YESHIVA MARCH 2 I
2 Tires, $13.35
•
The try-outs to select the debat-
ing team which will represent
Temple Beth El High School in its
international debate with the High
School of the Holy Blossom Con-
gregation of Toronto will be held
this Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Candidates for the team should
be ready either to deliver a three-
minute declamation of a brief
speech on any subject of their
choice. The subject of the debate
will probably be "Resolved. the
the Jews of the world shall en
deavor to establish an independen
Jewish state in Palestine."
The committee on social affair.
of the Temple Beth El High Schoo
announces that the date for t
annual Purim dinner-dance ha
been changed to Saturday night
March 30, at 6:30 o'clock.
2 Tires, $18.35
33x6.00 ...$12.90
2 Tires, $14.85
DiNGEmAN
Purim Dinner•Dance.
2 Tires, $17.85
31x5.25
2 Tires, $14.85
32x6.00...$12.50
.55.50
29x4.40
2 Tires, $8.25
29x4.75 ...$7.90
2 Tires, $11.85
30x5.00 ...$9.90
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Try-Outs for Debating Team:
Buy One Tire at the regular low price and gel Another at Exactly ()BE-
HALF! Orerstocks force os to this unheard of demo' 01 one of the
largest stocks In Detroit. 5000 tires on sale, Including many of the
finest brands, At these prices you cal afford to throw away your bother-
some old tires and get an eollre new set for wioter,
•
JUDGE HARRY J.
eif man can recieve no great-
er tribute than to be chosen
by the profession of which he
is a member.
J
.
'Iecieved the 1( rgest number
of votes at the pi imary of the
Detroit Bar Association.
s
PRESIDING JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT
PRIMARIES MARCH 4, 1929
THIS Al) PAID FOR BY A JEWISH FRIEND