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OF YIDDISH CAST
ON TUESDAY NIGHT
PROGRESS SHOWN
IN COLONIZATION
Final Appearance of N•thansons
This Week-End; Testimonial
for Yablokoff Tuesday.
.
,
Julius and Anna Nathanson will
close their Detroit engagement at
The extent to which the Jewili
the Yiddish Theater at perform-
ances this week-end, Friday eve- effort to rebuild Palestine as the
ning, Saturday and Sunday mati- Jewish National Homeland has af-
nees and evenings, in the operetta, fected the entire Holy Land is in-
dicated in 11 report just issued by
the United Palestine Appeal, Ill
Fifth avenue, New York City,
covers the progress of .1,,
ish agricultural colonization and
related factors in the upbuilding
of the country.
The figures that have been made
availahle are the result of
lo lot log nosmory Of Charles
sus taken by the Palestine FOUlls
Marks, who parsed away six years
dation Fund in Palestine, for
ago the first day yf lyar.
which the United Palestine Appeal
is the American fund-raising
Von don't h o,w , deal father,
agency.
These figures, which re-
'Me leer, lee s we ba,e had
vne It!, ns.
veal the enormous growth of
I,e ,
',dn., liner, with
Jewish colonization since the
All the tone.
World War, shows that there are
2,586 farms in Palestine, none of
Chapter No. 63 of the A. Z. A.
Sadly missed by your loving
them
comprising less than 10 met Sunday at the Writh
Wife,
Children,
Grandchildren
dunams.
Community House.
Sister and Brother.
CHAIM YABLOKOFF
In 1881, prior to the immigra-
Friday, May 10, Detroit is send-
In loving memory of our dear "1'elvele's Kahle." It is expected tion of the first Jewish settlers ing Jesse Feder, past Aleph Go-
husband and father, Harry 11. that a large audience will come to there were five Jewish farmstead: dol, to :Milwaukee to attend the
Weisberger, who passed one year bid them good-bye prior to their in all Palestine, and they were Great Lakes regional convention
ago May 4, 1520. departure for Buenos Aires, Ar- scattered about the country. In to be hold Sat urday and Sunday,
the two decades following, 3s0 May II and 12.
gentina.
Just when hi, days were briehte,t.
Tht• closing performance of the farms were established, while in
On Sunday there will he installed
" . "
Ile left t his wo r id of so rrow
present cast at littnian's Yiddish the next 15 years 451 more farm- in Windsor a chapter of the A. Z.
To II
of eternal res t.
Theater this season will take place ers were settled, due largely to A. This chapter will be the fifth
Tuesday evening, May 14, when the assistance of Baron Edmond Canadian chapter. Detroit Chap-,
His loving Wife, Children and Chaim Yablokoff will be given a di. Rothschild and various Zionist ter No. 63 and the Adolph ' , rood
Grandchildren.
testimonial performance.
On the associations. Half of the total Chapter, No. 93, will both attend
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occasion of this last appearance of number of farms now in existence the atrKir.
In sail and loving memory of the cast, Jacob Cordin's "The
our dear mother, Bessie Nathan, Wild Sian" will be staged, with
who passed away tw o y e ar s ago
Mr. Yablokidf in the role of "Le-
:May :t, corresponding with the mach."
first of lynx, 1927,
On the occasion of this final •
performance, the entire cast will
Puttee(' al I, thy rest. dear mother,
is sweet to breathe thy nettle.
present a concert after the play.
In hie ae hn ed >aa dear',
Request numbers will be sung, and
In death we do the same,
Mr. 1'abliskotf will be master of
11, nla..n 11 ,1 ...is
ceremonies.
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In a statement, Mr. Littman,
II, [math lies one wt, dearly loved
manager of the theater, thanks the
w here we eoe loln't s•ve.
public for the support given dur-
Sadly missed by her Children ing this season, and announces
that
beginning with next week
and Grandchildren.
there will be featured guest actors
from New York, with their entire
original casts. Next week, Leon
Blank and his company will aft.
ANNA ROSE CHERNOFF
pear in "Der Kraft fun Yugend."
infant daughter of Isadore and :Molly hoot', Aaron b•heilotf, Lud-
Edgar Chernolf of 13787 Muirland wig Satz and :Maurice Swartz will
avenue, passed away May 6, Fu- follow.
neral services were held May 7
”DAVE“ II, NATHANSON
and interment took place at Oak
View Cemetery,
—is now personally rseponalbls
Number of Palestine Farms
Increases; Crop Yields
Improve.
CENTERS ASS'N
A. Z. A. ACTIVITIES
Meetings of Mothers' Clubs:
Oakinan Blvd. Club, at the Nle-
l'ullough School, Buena Vista
near lVildemerts, at 2:30 o'clock
Saturday, May
Oakland Blathers' Club, at the
Jewish ('enter, 31 Melbourne ave-
nue, Saturday, Alay Is, at ' 1 10
o'clock.
Fenkell Nlothers' (Ault, Satur
day, )lay 18, at thy Is'tssikell
branch, :1430 Fenkell avenue.
Twelfth Street Mut'ters' Club,
Tuesday, May 21, at S• p. m., at
Briikei's Hall, 22111 Gladstone ave-
nue.
NI twist; rat hit
listhers'
Club,
Monday, May 20.
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Mother-Daughter Celebration:
5Iot hers and Daughters
banquet will be held on 51,inday
Lag li'Omar, Nlay 27, at 7 p. in.,
at the Elmhurst admits, Elmhurst
and Fourteenth.
Junior Council Holds Rally:
Junior Council of the Joi•
ish Centers Association is spon-
soring a series of Weekly rallies on
Friday afternoons tit 4 o'clock. A
varied program, which includes
movies and special features, is
given each week. All juniors liv-
ing in the vicinity of the Jewish
Center, 31 Melbourne avenue, are
invited to, attend these rallies.
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Spring, Summer CI
Planned
for Mothers:
'
A class in citizenship will he
sponsored by the Jewish Center s,
Association beginning Monday,
May 13. The classes will lie held
three Imes a week, :Monday,
day and Wednesday, from 7 to 9
o'clock, at the Jewish Center, 31
Melbourne avenue. This will be
continued fur six weeks and will
he given under the tutorship of
Eugene Slender. All interested
should register immediately at the
Jewish Center.
A class in parliamentary pro-
cedure and debating will be held
at the Fenkell branch of the Jew-
ish Center, 3430 Fenkell avenue,
every Tuesday at 1:30 o'clock.
This class will meet for six weeks
under the leadership of Abe Lath-
over. Registrations should be
made at the Jewish Center, 31
Melbourne avenue.
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DAVID MALINOFF
of 558 Marston avenue passed
away May 7. Ile is survived by
his wife, Clara, and one daughter,
Joyce, and his soother, Mrs. J.
Malinoff. Funeral services were
held May a at Lewis Bros.' Fu-
neral Home and interment took
place at Machpelah Cemetery.
Rabbi Zakuto officiated.
MRS. SIBNA GOLDFARB
passed away May 6 at the age of
71; years at the home of her son,
Dave, 5917 McQuade avenue. She
is survived by six children, Dave,
Sam and Ben Goldfarb, Mrs. S.
Feinsilver of Cleveland, Ohio, and
Mrs. J. I,, Worten and Mrs. M.
Fromin. She is also survived by
to grandchildren. Funeral serv-
ices were held May 6 and inter-
ment took place at Congregation
Beth Moses.
Saul Leal.
George Lewis
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The Girls' Council of the Jew-
ish ('enters Association is extend-
ing an invitation to all the Jewish
girls' clubs in the city to enter a
team in the girls baseball league
which it is sponsoring. Registra-
tion of teams should be male by
11; at the ,Jewish Center, :SI
Melbourne. For further informa-
tion call Miss Baron at Empire
Ifillli7.
PAGE FIVE
has been established since the war
and for the larger part financed
by the Palestine Foundation Fund.
l'he introduction of better
methods of production and crop
rotation, of pure breeds of stocks,
etc., have all had a beneficial of-
fist on l'alestinian agriculture.
Yields have considerably im-
proved, in oranges, grapes, wheat
and barley. It is in the settle-
melds of the l'alestine Foundation
Fund, for which American Jews
provide the largest income, that
the greatest improvement k to be
noted. .Agricultural machines and
implements have linen introduced,
in a d dition to the agricultural
training which the fund provides
through the various schools it has
established. Tractors, thrashing
machines, movers, motors, pumps,
wells and automobiles are some of
the paraphernalia provided to
place the Palest inian SVIIII`Illellts
"11 ti plane equal to agricultural
settlements anywhere in the
world,
On Saturday, May 4, occurred
the death of Mrs. Carrie Spiesberg-
er, wife of Nathan Soiesberger,
after a short illness. Mrs. Spies-
berger was born in 1869 and had
resided here for many years. For
the past 10 years she was active as
president of the Cemetery Aid So-
ciety and she will always be re-
membered in this community by
her kind and charitable deeds. She
is survived by one son, Earl, and
one grandson, Louis, of Jackson,
and one sister, Mrs. Chas..I. Levy
of this city. Burial took place
Tuesday morning, Rabbi Siskin of
Cincinnati officiating. On Tues-
day, May 7, occurred the sudden
death of Sir, Nathan Spiesberg•r,
brought on by the shock of his
wite's death. Mr. Spiesberger
was a prominent business nom here
for many years. Besides his son
and grandson, he is survived by
o ne brother, Earl, of Chicago, and
two sisters:, Stn. George Fox of
Richmond, Ind., and Mrs. Frances
Levy of Jackson. Private funeral
services were conducted on Thurs-
day.
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On Friday night a group of
friends entertained at a dinner in
honor of Mrs. Bernstein at the
Wenonah Hotel. After dinner
bridge was the diversion of the
evening, prizes going to Mrs. I,. B.
Harrison and Mrs. H. Anthony.
The honor guest wits also pre-
prosented with a beautiful gift.
Mrs. M. E. Freedman of Detroit
spent last Saturday in this city en
route to Munising, Mich. She
was accompanied from here by her
brother, Mr. Jos. Sempliner, being
called there by the illness of their
sister, Mrs. S. Marks.
NEW ASST. MANAGER
FOR DETROIT-LELAND
Announcement has been made by
II. B. Judkins, managing director .
of the Bowman Management, Inc.,'
which is operating the Detroit-Les!
land Hotel, of the appointment of
Hugh Steidl us associate manager
and chief aid to William J. Chitten- '
den, Jr., managing director of the,
hotel. Mr. Sttidl began his hotel
activities with the Hotel Biltmore
in New York. During the World
War he was assistant steward on
the Leviathan, which for the time
had been turned into a troop ship.,
and after that he was connected
with the Sevilla-Biltmore Hotel in
Havana. Ile has lately been with
the Atlanta Biltmore.
Amca Theater Performance
Wednesday Evening.
The theater performance for the
benefit of the Amca Orphan Home
and Farm School will be held Wed-
nesday evening, May 15. The
Modern Woman" will he staged by
the Yiddish Players, headed by
Mme. Rosetta Bialis. The theater,
the services of the players and all
help was secured free for the ben-
efit of the orphanage in Canada.
This performance will be a "lad-
ies free" affair, ladies accompanied
by gentlemen being admitted free.
Reservations may now be made by
railing the Amra office, Longfel-
lo• ROfft or 6446.
The Amca representative is ex-
pected to leave for Europe next
week bring additional orphans
for settlement at the farm school
at Georgetown, Ontrain.
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—now brings news of exciting importance to Detroit men—news of a
real event—a Sale born of stern nocessityl As a result of a complete
Reorganization at this specialty store for men, 4ve are proceeding to
close out our entire stock of fine quality clothes and haberdashery at
tremendous price reductions! In many instances the sale prices are
FAR BELOW ACTUAL WI IOLESALE COST! It's the first
time in Detroit history you've been able to get such fine apparel at
these sale prices!
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Mrs. Harry Bernstein of Roch-
ester, N. V., has returned to her
home after spending a week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Kramer.
On Wednesday evening Mrs.
Jos. Sempliner entertained three
tables of bridge in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Bernstein of Roches-
ter. After a delightful evening at
cards dainty refreshments were
served and prizes awarded to Mrs.
I hit Koffman and Mrs. I.. B. liar-
roum.
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far the susses. of this hus.ness.
Alr. Nathanson extends a cord.,
en,tation I. all of his friends to
take advent°, of these t 'men.
•dnos savings!
it other furnishings proper.
tionately reduced,
STORE HOURS
9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
DURING THIS SALE
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