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PALESTINE FUND WORKER APPEALS TO
JEWS NOT TO INCONVENIENCE SOLICITORS
Aaron M. Pregeraon, volunteer
Permit me to address, through
worker for the Palestine Enter. your publication, the following
ge ney Relief Fund, appeals to De- words to some Jews of our corn-
trvot Jews not to inconvenience munity in behalf of the Palestine
the workers by keeping them Emergency Fund.
wa iting or by instructing the help
Hear, 0 Israel! Hide not thy
to say they are not in. His letter face from me in the day of my
follows:
distress; incline thy ear unto aim;
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: in the day when I call, answer me
speedily. Nal. 102, 3.
Much time and energy is being
wasted by solicitors in all cam-
paigns waiting for a considerable
time until you give them your at-
tention, as well as in calling sev-
eral times in places where the
help is instructed to say "the boss
is not in just now." In many in-
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EDDIE LEONARD
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Featuring Clara Bow and
Richard Arlen
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"MELODY LANE"
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY-
THURSDAY, SEPT. 24.25.20
Laughter and Tears, Tum-
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stances the boss is standing close
enough to hear this falsified state-
ment. In view of the fact that
time it this campaign is "an ele-
ment in the saving of lives," I
suggest to you, in the words of the
Psalmist, "Hole not thy face from
me in the day of my distress." If
you are in your home or place of
business when the solicitors call
on you, give them your immediate
attention, extend to them the cour-
tesy and respect that they and the
cause that they are representing
deserve.
"Incline thy ear unto me," con-
sider earnestly what has occurred
to us in Zion recently, then you,
too, will mourn and say, "Fallen
is the crown of our head; woe to
us." Consider the great number
of our pioneers who, truly, have
been swifter than eagles and
stronger than lions in their efforts
to establish a Jewish national home
in Palestine, who have been mur-
dererd; the great number of our
scholars in Hebron who have laid
down their lives for the santifica-
lion of the divine cause who have
been killed; the greater number
who have been hopelessly wound-
ed, the ruined homes and burned
villages.
PAGE ELEVEN
ZEDEK TO
12 GRADUATED BY SHAAREY
ACCOMMODATE 2,200
CHICAGO SEMINARY DURING HOLY DAYS
On
Sunday evening, Sept.
$, the Anshe Knesseth Israel Syna-
gogue tin the west side, was the
scene of impressive ceremonies that
marked the graduation exercises
of the Hebrew Theological College
of Chicago, ashen 12 students of
the rabbinical department were or-
dained as rabbis and spiritual lead-
ers in Israel. These students have
spent many years of study at the
college and have at the same time
pursued a course of study at the
University leading to the Bachel-
or's Degree.
The newly graduated rabbis are
Charles B. Chavel, Joshuah S.
Click, Philip Graubart David
Graubart, Oscar Z. Fasman, Louis
Kaufman, Seymour Klepfish, Carl
L. Manello, Leonard C. Mishkin,
Milton J. Rosen, David Rosenbloom
and David Tamarkin.
"ABIE'S IRISH ROSE"
IS HERE IN REALITY
For the first time in the last few
years, Congregation Shaarey Zed-
ek, can adequately serve its mem-
bers as well as a large number of
non-members, at the Holy Day Ser-
vices.
The auditorium of the Oriole
Theater has been secured for Rosh
Hashonah, evenings and mornings,
Shabbos Shuvo, and Yom Kippur,
for Kol Nitre and all-day Monday.
This auditorium has a seating ca-
pacity of 2,200, and is reputed to
have exceptionally title acoustics;
therefore, all may worship with
comfort and ease.
Rabbi A. 51. Hershman and Rev.
Zaludkowski will ofliciate. The
cantor will be accompaied by a
choir consisting of the finest solo
singers., in Detroit, among whom
illot ua G
r elleYX:t t tenon
a ntadd
Illeraederl,% t
Israel Hertz, bass.
Tickets for the services may be
obtained at the branch, 9125
Twelfth street, Garfield 1720. The
office is open daily from 9 a. m. to
5p. m.; also Sunday morning and
evennigs from 7 to 9 for the two
weeks previous to the Holy Days.
At the main synagogue, Willis
at Brush, services will he held for
those members as well as non-
members who find it more conven-
ient to worship there. Rev. Jacob
Miller will officiate.
Tickets for the synagogue ser-
vices may be obtained at the
branch on Twelfth street, or at the
synagogue on Willis avenue.
In behalf of all these misfor-
tunes I ask you, "in the day when
I call answer me speedily," waste Ralph Gallagher and Henry Loeb
no time. "Great like the sea is the
Offer Proof of Success of Irish•
breach," Open your hand and give!
Jewish Combine.
Give all you possibly can. Help to
rebuild E. ruins of Zion, or it will
A
veritable
"Abie's Irish Rose"
be said, "Zion spreadeth forth her
hands," with no one to comfort coMbination is the partnership of
her."
Ralph Gallagher and henry Loeb,
"V-el shadai etain locham roch- co-owners of the Ralph Radio
mins," may God the Almighty shoppe at 8054 Twelfth street, at
give you mercy. The rabbis in- Seward.
Ralph the Irishman and Henry
terpret the words, "Al Shadai" to
mean "Al shaomar laolumo dai." the Jew have built up one of the
the God who said to the creation of most unique businesses in the city,
the world, "enough," let us hope and theirs is an excellent sample
that He has also said to our mis- of the manner in which Irish-Jew-
eries, "dai," enough!
ish business partnerships mate-
rialize. In the case of the Ralph's
Sidney Alexander, prominent at-
Sincerely,
Radio Shoppe it is reality and not torney and one of the leaders of
A. M. PREGERSON.
fiction,
Jewish political thought in De-
The Ralph Radio Shoppe is ono troit, has endorsed the candidacy
of the most beautifully arranged of John R'. Smith for mayor. In
radio stores in the city. Dealing an interview this week Mr. Alex-
in Atwater Kent, Zenith, Bosch, ander said:
Phileo, Sparton and Freed Radios,
"I am proud of the opportunity
it also makes a specialty of Expert to endorce my good friend, John
day and night radio service, its W. Smith and his candidacy for
mechanics being the best trained mayor at the primary election,
OR ENTAL THEATER TO in Detroit.
Tuesday, Oct. 0.
This store also carries a full
"Mr. Smith is the logical candi-
SHOW "MELODY LANE"
line of radio accessories and tubes. date in the field of three now en-
Eddie Leonard, ministrel man
All of these models are ar- tered in the race, for a number of
supreme, and stage favorite for
ranged in a beautiful display which reasons. Among these reasons are
years, whose "Ida Sweet as Apple
marks the opening of an attractive his honesty, aggressiveness, fear-
Cider" is one of the few ever-pop-
radio show, giving the residents lessness, oath and vigor. lie will
ular songs, will be seen and heard
of this locality an opportunity to be a distinctly a 'do-something'
as the star of "Melody Lane," the
see and hear the standard and mayor; one who will realize his
all-talking, all-singing and all-mu-
most popular makes at their con- responsibility to the people who
sieal p otoplay which is coming to
venience. During the show, a beau- elect him and will pursue the
the Oriental Theater, next Friday
tiful and valuable gift will be give n straight path of getting things
The new program at the Orient-
away absolutely free to the pur- done instead of sitting back and
al Theater also includes an ex-
chasers of any radio, the cost of doing nothing.
ceedingly humorous all - talking
the radio remaining the same.
"Mr. Smith's record as mayor
comedy, talking screen acts and
Every Friday night, at 9 o'clock, is his best recommendation. Ile'
other novelty short subjects in talk
Ralph's Radio Shoppe gives away never allowed the thought of po-
and sound. Maurice Wonderly
free a beautiful silk imported rug litical consequences sway him in
feature organist, will be at the
to one of 50 holding free tickets the performance of his duty as the
mighty Kimball organ with as rep-
given away during the week.
city's chief executive, even when
' ertoire of semi-classical and pop-
his closest friends warned him that
ular song hits.
the forthright, straight-forward
ELECTION OF LODGE
policies of government which he
JANE COWL IN "JENNY"
URGED BY COMMITTEE followed might hurt him at the
A THIRD WEEK AT CASS
polls. lie saw his duty and he did
In response to demand. Jane
"Every wage earner and small it, to the best of his very consid-
erable ability.
Cowl's engagement at the Cass property owner of Detroit has
a
Theater, in her latest success personal benefit to be secured by
"He ever has been the friend of
"Jenny," has been extended a third helping to elect a man to office the many, the working man, the
small
merchant and business man
week, commencing Monday eve- who has proven ability to lowe
ning, Sept. 23. This, however, tax rates, said a member of th r and the taxpayer, and has ever
e:
been
opposed
to the big, selfish in-
must be her last in Detroit as, she John C. Lodge for Mayor conuni
t-1 terests which sometimes seek to
is due the following week in Cleve- tee.
take the rule of their municipality
land whence she goes direct to
"The importance of the tax rat
Nw York for her Broadway pre. is seldom realized by the wag, e away from the people to whom it
e
e.
Earlier who hiss no property. This (*lungs."
thing is certain. With every
"Show Boat" to Be Feature week's pay he draws there is A de-
duction
for taxes. This is rot ap-
At Alhambra Sept. 24-26
parent in the envelope but it is
Following: the presentation of there just the same. Actual, cold
Adolph Freund Chapter :13 of
"Sunset I'ass," with Jack Holt and cash pays the taxes. It must come Aleph Zatlek Aleph met at the
Chester Conklin in starring roles from somewhere. If you pay rent B'nai B'rith Sept. 15.
this Saturday and of "Dangerous you pay taxes because the land-
The athletic committee reported
Curves," with Clara BOW and Rich- lord, in setting tl.e rent rate, took two baseball games with
the Wind-
ard Arlen in starring roles, on into consideration the tax that he sor chapter for this Sunday, at 10
Sunday and Monday, the Alham- must pay and he collects it from
('clock, at Vi'averly and Twelfth.
bra Theater, Woodward and Kenil- the tenant.
The committee also repotted that
worth, trill present one of the best
"The Detroit worker and small Windsor won the tennis tourrna-
talkies.
propeitt owner must remember ment sponsored by the Detroit.
"Show Boat," featuring Laura that there is silts? a city in the Windsor council.
ImPlante and Joseph Schildkraut
whole United States in which the
A committee was chosen by
will be presented T u e s d a y, taxes have not risen in every
Nathan Rubin, president, for a
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. branch.
dance in co-ordination with Ch
24 to 26, inclusive. This talkie
Next to making promises th r, ter 63. The committee consists of
combines the stars and hits of the easiest thing for a candidate op
Ziegfeld :Musical Comedy. The posed to one already it: office t a lack Rankin, Morris Linsky, and
Herbert Scharfoos.
story is by Edna Ferber.
do is to make complaints and thus t.
Detroit A. Z. A. gave $50 for
Next Friday and Saturday, complaints are not consttuctive 0 r the Palestine Fund.
George Bancroft will be featured do they touch on the vital goes
Chapter 63 celebrated its sec-
in "Thunderbolt."
tions the citizen must consider. A ond anniversary with a banquet
man s pocketbook is oni. vital spot
at the Chinese Princess. Sixty
Theater Guild to Present
Limbo Mr. Lodge no long tint e couples were present. Mandell
issue has been placed upot
Three One-Act Plays bord
the taxpayers and at the saim Bernstein, president of the Pisgah
Lodge, Was the guest of honor.
Opening its second season, the
Detroit Theater Guild will present time work has not halted ,n pub Sam Charfoos, past president of
three one-act plays in its new lie immvements allowable undt. r 1 Detroit Chapter of the A. Z. A.,
the do:nen"
home, 91 Kirby Avenue East, next
; acted as toastmaster. Sol Rosen-
Friday and Saturday nights. Sept.
man, assisted by Lon Cohen and
27 and 28. Susan Glaspell's "The Miracle" Coming Here loss Feiler, was in charge of the
Woman's Honor," Witter Bynner's
arrangements. The entertainment
Oct. 7.
"Tiger" and Edward Smith's "Re-
was tarnished by "Red" Rein,
lease . ' are the works to be pro-
duced.
"The Miracle," the most widely
nown and most extens
xt
i v e
"Gold Diggers" Open at cal production ever presented in
this country, is coming to Detroit.
Paramount.
It will begin an engagement of
'I he new all color Vitaphone pro- four weeks, at Olympia Monday,
duction, "Gold Diggers of Broad- f)ct. .
way," opened its run at the Para-
Morris Gest, the American pro.
mount on Friday. This is the sec-
ucer of "The M' ," had
ond picture to be made in all color
lanned to stage the spectacle here
process photography and like its wo years ago as the opening at-
predecessor "On With the Show," traction at Olympia, but a
nervous
there are complete stage scenes breakdown that summer forced him
rem musical revues produced on t o abandon all his activities for tie
the screen,
ime being. As a result "The
I iracle was put in the storehouse.
'Jolson's Greatest Screen Role
The original New York produc-
ion, which was later taken to see.
at the Adams.
ral other cities, was never built
Everybody who has attended a ;
performance of "Say It With t or travel. Consequently w:Ien
Songs" is talking Al Jolson! The a, he engagement in Los Angeles
star of "The Jazz Singer" and the p as finished two years ago the
"The Singing Fool" is here again w roduction was also "finished," It
in a play in which he reaches even t o as built of material not designed
greater heights "Say It With i n stand the wear and tear of load-
g and unloading or the tender
Songs." It continues on the talk-I is
ercies of the American stage-
ing screen of the Adams.
Freddie Goldstein and company.
Nathan Rubin, checker champion
' of Michigan, who is president of
Chapter 93, defeated two players
while playing blinfolded.
and,
For the presentation of "The
tirade at Olympia Mr. Gest is
wilding an entirely new produc-
Casting for "Three Live Ghosts" ti on. It will be modeled after 'h. ,
United Artists all talking comedy- original, but will be constructed of
drama, based en the sensational material better adapted to travel-
success of the New York and Lm- ing, and also with improvements
(1'n stage, now in its third week dictated by experience.
at United Artists Theater, featur-
m
"The Miracle"
does not present
ing an all-star cast, was not an se entry in the accepted sense of
easy matter. according to Thorn- th e term. Mr. Gest builds a pro-
ton Freeland, the director,
d uction. The interior of Olympia
w ill be transformed into a medi-
"The Argyle Case" Remainss cal Got tic sanctuary, the remain.
de r of the building the nave of an
at State.
vc clesiastical structure.
Thomas Meighan, famous sorenn
star, whose impersonation of the di An unusual variety of features
detectioe in "The Argyle Cann." a stinguishes "The Miracl e,"
them the magnificent set- 1
remaining at the State, is one of ti mong
n g, the scores of actors employed,
the chciee hit. of the year. has th
e
impressive
music of Humper-
been officially recognized as one
of di
the elect of galfehm. : nck, the large choir, the organ.
hich will be specially installed.,
d the orchestra of symphonic
Checker Cabs. Empire 7000 p r oportions.
"3 Live Ghosts" in its Third
Week.
REGULAR SESSIONS
The Menorah Society of Detroit
is to be a get-together of Detroit's
Jewish students under Menorah
auspices. Details will be an-
nounced in a later issue of The
Chronicle.
Chapter 63 subscribed to the re- hes set aside Oct. 20 as "Student
There will be a business meeting
Day." Plans are being made by Sunday, Sept. 22, at the main
lief of the l'alestine victims.
The A. Z. A. has entered the Menorah to entertain the entire branch of the public library to
phalanx bridge tournament.
student body of the city with edu- formulate plans for the society for
All Jewish youths between the cational and social programs. It the coming year.
ages of in to 21 are invited to our
meetings on Sundays at :1 p. m. at
the Mod nab community house,
WANTED-1,000 houses, flats and apartment build- .‘
275 E. Terry avenue. All mem-
inga for reliable colored tenants.
bers taken in during this term will
list Your l'roperty With is
be eligible to compete in the no-
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Donal tournament of the A. Z.
A. in basketball, debating and
ora tory.
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