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YEOMEN CELEBRATE I
33RD ANNIVERSARY

The thirty-third anniversary of
the Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men, a benevolent and social or-
ganization, will be celebrated in
Detroit by the Bow and Arrow
Homestead, a newly formed lodge
of the order, Wednesday evening,
Feb. 19, in Gerrow's Hall, 333
Grand River avenue.
The progress of the society
since it was organized in Des
Moines, Iowa, Feb. 25, 1897, is ob-
served by its membership of men
and women numbering 100,000.
The organization is a co-operative
and legal reserve society. A chil-
dren's home in Elgin, Ill., known as
"Yeomen City of Childhood," in
owned and maintained by the ors
der for dependent children of its
members.
The organization in Michigan is
under the supervision of S. Harris
with offices in the Hammond Bldg.,
who recently came from Los An-
geles and is responsible for the
progress being made here. A wel-
come is extended the young Jew-
bah public to attend this affair
which is in the form of a free
dance and entertainment.

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Boesky Brothers Help Unemployed
By Feeding 7,500 In Two Weeks
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THEATER PARTY OF
SHAAREY ZEDEK AT 1
WILSON ON FEB. 24'

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Theater Party Given by the Sister-
hood of Shaarey Zedek
Rabbi Bernard Zeiger of Temple
Congregation.

Services:

Beth El of Flint will occupy the
pulpit Sunday, Feb. 16, at 10:45 a.
The Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood,
and speak on the subject
committee for the theater party to
"Wanted: Doubters."
be
given Monday evening, Feb. 21,
"The Pope and His Ideas on
Education" will be the subject of at the Wilson Theater, for the
Rabbi Leon F'ront's sermon Satur-
day, Nov. 15, at 10:30 a. m.

Young People's Temple Club:

The Young People's Temple
Club invites all young people of
Temple households to an afternoon
tea-dance this Sunday afternoon, 3
to 5:30 o'clock, in the social hall of
is C. M. II•yei Studio,
the Temple. Admission will be by
membership card either in the
WILLIAM, SAMUEL AND HARRY BOESKY
Young People's Temple Club or in
A feat in philanthropy was ac- who came for the free meals. the affiliated societies of the Tem-
complished during the past two Eighty-six were fed at each sitting. ple.
weeks by Boesky Brothers, owners Men came, were served a complete
of the delicatessen and restaurant meal and left without being asked The Discussion Group:
located at Twelfth and Hazelwood. their names and address.
The next discussion group meet-
The constant plea for meals by
Now Boesky Brothers daily re- ing of the Young People's Temple
starving unemployed prompted the
ceive hundreds of letters of thanks, Club will take place Sunday, Feb.
three Boesky brothers—Sam, Wil- some • '" , ot
hers anonymous, 23 in the Temple Club room
liam and Harry—to inform Jerry
at 3 o'clock. The discussion will
Buckley, who broadcasts news bul - from the men who were thus nob- be led by Milton Alexander on the
Girl Scout Troop 101.
ly aided in time of need.
letins over Station WMBC, that
Leah Shepard, the former scribe they are ready to feed free of
In speaking of their deed, Sam subject, "The Changing Trend of
of Troop 101 and corporal of the charge unemployed who come to Boesky said: "It was a heart- Business—Where Does the Jew Fit
American Eagles Patrol, has re- their restaurant from 2 to 5:30 rending scene to watch sonic of in?"
cently graduated and is now at- during the two weeks of Feb. 1 to these poor, penniless and half-
starved men, many of whom are Hillel Foundation Debate:
tending High School. As the troop Feb. 14, inclusive.
without homes, veritably dive into , The annual Hillel Foundation de-
has afternoon meetings she has re-
Buckley accordingly announced the meal we served them, the first' bate will be held on Wednesday
signed as scribe and corporal.
At the last meeting Margaret this over the radio, with the re- food they had tasted in days. We night, Feb. 26, in the Brown Me-
sult that the Boesky restaurant want it distinctly understood that morial Chapel. The debuting
Singer was the banner Girl Scout,
was stormed during that period by this is not a commercial proposi- foundations
will be the University
.
Marian Shetzer did the best deed
men of all creeds. For 14 days, tion dune as an 'advertising of Michigan
i
and the University of
for the week, and the Wrens I'atrol
without
interruption,
during,
the
Illinois.
The
subject will be "Re-
stunt.'
It
was
merely
'our
bit'
to
won the banner for the week.
hours set aside for this charitable those unfortunates who are in dire solved, that the present immigra-
effort, Boesky's fed 600 daily, and need of the bare necessities of life. tion laws are conducive to the fa-
the brothers now report that more We have been amply compensated vorable development of the Ameri-
FOR YOUR
than 7,600 were helped during the with the knowledge that we have can Jewish community." Affirma.
INCOME TAX PROBLEMS entire period.
,brought some sunshine into their tine, Michigan; negative, Illinois.
REPORTS
No questions were asked of those hearts."
A reception to the debating
team given in the social hall of the
J. E. CUMMINS
j'emple
will follow the debate,
226 Hammond Bldg.
ANNIVERSARY DINNER I will be observed with a dinner to
Randolph 0673
Next
Week's
Sermon:
given on Sunday evening, Feb.1
OF JEWISH CONGRESS! be
Rabbi Fram's sermon to be given
16 at Hotel Pennsylvania New
Sunday,
Feb.
23, will be on the
York. Many prominent communal
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
The fifteenth anniversary of the leaders from New York and other subject, "What Is Jewish Educa-
at the
tion?"
Rabbi
Franc
is speaking on
formation of the first committee cities, as well as the heads of ins-
CLUB LIDO
of the American Jewish Congress nortsuit large osaanizationa which this subject at the request of the
religious
school
board
of the Tem-
have been identified with the Con-
gress movement, will be present on ple. It is intended to inform the
members
of
the
congregation,
and
this occasion.
especially the parents of our re-
In a number of significant ad- ligious school pupils, on the aims,
dresses to be delivered, leading the work and the problems of the
,
events of recent Jewish history school.
having to do with the struggle of
'Jewish rights will be reviewed and The Christine Church's Interest in
present conditions here and abroad
Palestine:
will be surveyed by the different
"How Palestine Became the
speakers. Among those who will Birthplace of the Christian
, address the dinner are Rev. Dr. Church" is the next step in the his-
'John Haynes Holmes, Dr. Stephen tory of Palestine to be taken up by
S. Wise, Bernard S. Deutsch, Na- Rabbi Fram's class on that subject.
I than D. Pearlman, David L. Podell, The course will begin Monday eve-
formerly
Carl
Sherman and Bernard G. ning, Feb. 17, at 8 o'clock.
EDMUND G. LEWIS
Richards.
The anniversary celebration com- High School Basketball Team:
mittee, of which L. M. Rabinowitz
The High School basketball team
is chairman, includes representa- is now tied for first place in the
tives of a number of large co-oper- Inter-Church Basketball League.
ating organizations, as well as men The next game will be held Satur-
Delaware at Second Boulevard
and woolen who have been identi- day night, Feb. 15, at the :Metro-
fied with the American Jewish Con- politan M. E. Church gymnasium,
Empire 6834
gress since the great election of 8000 Woodward avenue.
delegates of June 10, 1917, when
Friends of the team are welcome
335,000 voters took part in the to come and cheer the boys in their
Edmund Lewis Gilbert
selection of representatives to the battle for first place.
Congress,

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and

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Funeral services were held from
Lewis Bros.' Funeral home in De-
, trait, with interment at Westwood
Cemetery. Rabbi Aishiskin offici-
ated. She is survived by her hus-
band, Sam, three sons and Iwo
daughters.

HARRY B. HAMBURGER

George Lewis

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

OBITUARY

White Chapter of Blossoms
of Zion.

The last meteing of the White
Chapter of the Blossoms of Zion
was held at the home of the pres-
ident, Nettie Goldhoff, 3296 Tux-
edo.
Tjie program comittee, Cyrille
Schwartz, chairman; Helene Lin-
Ch. 7070 d•nbaum, and Sadie Shur, are ac-

PRICE

Sizes for women, misses and junior misses

opening performance starring Otis
Skinner in the comedy "Papa
Juan," has reported a satisfactory
sale of tickets.
Mrs. David S. Diamond as chair-
man is assisted by the following:
(SC nines
or es A. Smith, A.
Louis Gordon, Louis Robinson, Hi- H. B. HAMBURGER IS
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mon Kaplan, Herman August,
Seymour Frank, Jos. II. Ehrlich,
DEAD AT AGE OF 65
Robert Loe•enberg, Hyman Git-
tleman, David Oppenheim, Herman
Harry B. Hamburger of 2315
Cohn, Ira Copeland, II. P. Cohen, Calvert avenue, who died lastSun-
Samuel Caplan, David Fauman, day at Harper Hospital at the age
A. IL Stralser, Ralph Davidson, Si- of 65, was a pioneer resident of
mon Shetzer, Ilarry Z. Brown,
Reuben Rosenfield, Frank Wets-
man, Julius Berman, Sans Rubiner,
Oscar Blumberg, Abraham Coop-
er, A. AI. Hershman, M. II. Zack-
helm, David Zemon, Sam J. Eder,
Moe Leiter, Theo. Levin, Irvin I.
Cohn.

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DESCRIBES

The New .1930

MRS. J. LOUIS LOEB
mother of Mrs. Edwin L. Rosen-
thal of 751 West Boston boulevard
passed away in Hollywood, Fla.,
after an illness of several weeks.
Burial took place in Lafayette,
Ind., on Thursday, Feb. 13.

tire. They announce programs Detroit Ile came here from Rig:
Call for • Demonstration
several months in advance. The Russia, as a young man, and wa 1,
feature for the next racking will for many years engaged in th
Is: an impromptu program, to scrap iron business.
which each girl will contribute.
Mr II b
. a member
Norma liaine is a new member.of the Knights of Pythias and nu-
STRENG CHEVROLET CO.
The girls are sponsoring a "Ilan- merous other Detroit fraternal and
Twelfth at Philadelphia
py Day Fund," to which members congregational organizations. Ile
Empire 4035
contribute on each ha PPY d ay, ,
is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sara h
birthday or special occasion. The }Limburger; a (laughter, Mrs. Sa m -
proceeds are to be used to secure uel Jospey, and five sons, Charle s ,
Lind and trees in Palestine. ' Max, Isadore, Samuel and Louis.
The next meting will he held at Funeral services were held o n i
Save Time and Money!
the home of Fannie Golohisky, 1965 Tuesday, and burial was in Clove
Delaware. The paper sale will be Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi A. IS 1.
In loving memory of our dear
decided upon, and plans for the Hershman and Rev. E. Zaludkow
mother and grandmother, Bessie
hike will be discussed. ski officiated.
Schnkne, who passed away four
years ago Feb. 14, 1926, 17 days in
Roses of White and Blue.
NIAGARA FALLS. ..$6.25
HAVE JEWISH BOYS Shevat.
BUFFALO
6.25
A meeting of the Roses of the
BRANTFORD 5.00
' White and Bloc was held on Tues-
A. we loved her. Pa we mice her.
HAMILTON
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5.50
day at the home of Rose Shiovitz.
In our memory she is near,
THE JEWISH GIRLS Loved,
TORONTO
The club has just affiliated with
remembered, longed f or always,
6.75
Bringing many client tea..
the national office. Membership
Buse. Everywhere
An anonymous
correspondent,
cards and other material were dis- continuing
the discussion
on the
2228 Woodward Avenue
Her loving Husband, Children !
tributed
Bus a A. M, 5.15 P. M.
question
of
whether
boys and Grandchildren.
The play to be given soon is pro- prefer the company Jewish
of Gentile
Cherry 6468
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Clifford 0209
greasing.
In loving memory of our dear
girls, states in a letter to the edi-
tor of The Detroit Jewish Chron- mother and grandmother, Bonnie
Jewish Esther Werbe, who passed away
two years ago, Feb. 6, 1928, fif-
t‘'gtlidf..T:tnypelipioer
' young men making very modest teenth day of Shevat.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Schwartz left !salaries to emulate the rich, some
bill4
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on Monday for New York, to be of this neglect would disapppcar."
A. we love her. no we mi. her.
In our memory mile hi near,
gone several weeks. This correspondent says that
Loved, remembered, longed for alt..,
VIA BUS
there is "a phase of the situation
Bringing many client tear,
LOWER FARE EVERYWHERE
Mrs. Florence Bassett of Lan- that was brought out at a gather-
Her loving children, Mrs. Max
sing was the week-end guest of ing of Jewish fathers and mothers
RECLINING SEATS
Miss Mini Hirschfield. at my home recently. Several Jacob, Mrs. Bernard Marks, Mrs,
(All Reserved)
spoke of the fact that their sons Benjamin Rosin and her grand-
Bertram Stein of Cincinnati will were going out with non-Jewish children.
CHICAGO $4.00
occupy Ansche Chased pulpit on girls and that on being spoken to
LOS ANGELES $50.50
Friday night.
, about this said that they would be
In loving memory of our beloved
CINCINNATI $4.00
willing to take out Jewish girls, (laughter and sister, Anna Ben-
MIAMI $33.00
Mrs. B. Kollin of Pontiac WAS but in the majority of cases the de- nett Kort, who passed away two
TAMPA $28.65
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Theo. mands for expensive entertainment years ago, Feb. 13, 1928.
PITTSBURGH
$5.00
Winko for a few days. expected by Jewish girls in con-
NEW YORK $13.00
She
gone hut not forgotten,
•trast to the modest demands of
Nor wi ll Abe ever be
BUFFALO $6.25
Mrs. Rae Ginsberg, 306 North
As long as life and memory tut.'
TOLEDO
Jackson street, died Friday at the nice
non-Jewish girls left them no
CLEVELAND
choice."
Remembered iihe will be. tut.'
AKRON
home of her daughter, Mrs. Phil
BALTIMORE
R. M. says that "a great deal is
CANTON
WASHINGTON
Her Loving Parents, Sisters and
Koffman, 301 North Van Buren up to the girl herself" and that
street. She is survived by her hus-
COLUMBUS
PHILADELPHIA
lir(
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ther.
x erenceas
i
has s show n me that an
YOUNGSTOWN
band, Karl Ginsberg; a daughter, intelligent
e p
BOSTON
Jewish boy meeting an
.
INDIANAPOLIS
GREAT SIX SEDAN
Mrs. Koffman; a son, J. E. Gins- intelligent Jewish girl treats her Ba - Rheuma for Rheumatism.
berg of Pontiac, and four grand- kwni o t ll., ,, the p lg ace
reatest T h is
respect
corre
s
paonnd
children. Mrs. Ginsberg has been
"
. resident of Bay City for the past, dent con inues:
Biltheurna is the product of
t
40 years. Funeral services were
skilled pharmacists who have ex-
235 Bagley Avenue
"The only complaint I have to primented for years in the develop -
Wire Wheels 11100 Additional
held Sunday from the home of make
Opp. Michigan Theater
is
that
we
have
no
Jewish
!
Groot Rix twee, Boodeter,
ment
f
a
rh
Mrs. Phil Koffman.
quick
remedy
Phone
Clifford 0873
tha t
Center where refined Jh
ewis gi rls
Mentor Cootie M an Price. .. 70-1.
and fe
meet and do , wouldo produceeumatic and erms -
models. IRIS to 151St toolooRnb
next
results
in
the
treatment
of
all
(v things. Public dances are not re- i
Mho/ than nondord, ware. Pk.
1.4.6.7440M, 0, end mecill cations
1,a! ' fined. Our Y. W. H. A. is hardy forms
of this painful disease.
,
ioblesit m ahem. without otoMe.
. large enough to accommodate . , . BI-Rhetima contains ingredients
r
that would come, so there you are., recognized by the medical profes-
I ow are we girls going to meet the sion to be of utmost value in the
0 The design of the 1930 Willy, Knight Great Six—in line,
.
ut , nice Jewish
boys who want to meet treatment of these conditions. Bi-
color blending and detail — is different (rum that of any
Rheuma is a specific remedy. It
' "I would suggest," this young differs from other products of thin
other fine car. In performance, too, the Great Six is
Chicago
lady writes, "that the editor of this kind as it embodies two distinct
B
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paper give a lecture somewhere on modern remedies (internal and ex- Buffalo
different, its 87-horsepower engine reaching new heights of
New York
Adolph Freund Chapter:
this subject and all of us who are ternai) with but a common cause—
1 Adolph Freund chapter a3, met interested will come there and to afford relief to rheumatic aut•
speed, smoothness and efficiency even for the patented
LOS
ANGELES
(cress.
Sunday at the Jewish Center. Re- meet. Then maybe things will begin
double sleeve-valve motor.
ports from the athletic committee, to happen. B. S. R. writes that we
-Rh
Bi-Rheuma
is guaranted by the $44.50—
—$44.50
ca..
showed that the basketball team is should make parties, another writes Bi-Rheuma
Laboratories, 3512
The 1930 "70-B" is offered at a record low price for so
!improving. Nathaniel Rubin, re- for us to invite the boys to our Woodward Ave., division of Ameri-
Coaches Leave From
!porting for the intellectual ad- homes. I do that and we have a
Columbia 4700. Write for
large, so beautiful and so powerful a Knight-engined car.
FORT WAYNE HOTEL
! vancement committee, named the lot of fun. The fellows go and
;following on the debating teams : maybe they will call again, and ,free booklet
on rheumatism.
Ca. and Temple
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WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC., TOLEDO, OHIO
Sam Stoeler, Nathanial Rubin, Max maybe never You see
. ou bo ) s RADIO SERVI CE, Ho. 9000 SECOND AND GRAND BLVD.
Hoffman and Alex Robinson. Phil- are not always fair."
tin Chapnick of the pin committee
Vi soimmagium ■ geor
2228 WOODWARD AVE.
is orderi g the fraternity crest.
n
PERFECTION LODGE
MAIN ULL 1.31.13ACH
6254 WEST FORT ST.
Aleph Godol Edward Kay suggest-
Perfection Lodge No. 400, F. &
Randolph 3520
Main Store 2965 Woodward Ave.
Graalt. aad
ed a special crest be designed to A. M., will hold a special communi-
For Reservation• Call
he worn by pledged members in cation Wednesday, Feb. 19, at 4:30
9321 GRAND RIVER AVE.
12740 EAST JEFFERSON AVE.
Glendale 4300
order to distinguish them from reg- p. m. 51. M. Degree. Banquet at
0933
Chalmers.
Detroit
Fedi:lateen
&
Christ
WAYNE COUNTY DEALERS
7717 West warren
olar members. 6:30 p. m.
American Sales • Service
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Geol. Motors. Inc
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Salt
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Hon.
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Henry Motor Sal.
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