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AUTHOR AND EDITOR SAMUEL HALPERT,
ARTIST, DIES AT 45
I WILL LECTURE HERE
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easily solved by
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Kosher for PASSOVER
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A PASSOVER PSALM
1LBERTS
FUNERAL HOME
Translated from the Hebrew of Solomon Ibn Gibirol by Israel
Zangwill.
Who is like unto Thee to uncover the deeps,
And who hath Thy power to raise and cast down?
Show Thy marvelous love to the captive who weeps,
0 worker of wonders, of awesome renown!
formerly
EDMUND G. LEWIS
Thy children beloved intoned a new song
When Egypt's proud host found a watery grave,
There was praise from the saints in the jubilant
throng
When the wheels of the chariots clogged in the
wave.
Delaware at Second Boulevard
Empire 6834
Edmund Le IV it Ulm.
The fondlings storm-tossed were all weeping and
tired
When the great roaring flood-tides before them
arose.
But Thy hand led them safe to the haven desired
And the waters returned, overwhelming their
foes.
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Passover Greetings to All
The chariots of Pharoah and all that great host
God cast in the billows and covered them o'er,
But His people trod sea-bottom, coast unto coast,
Ile admonished the sea and it dried like the shore.
Michael A. Guerin
Thus, Lord, do Thou Zion support and uphold,
Arise, for the hour of her grace is at hand,
The day long appointed to sing as of old,
God reigneth, His Kingdom forever shall stand.
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR
OBITUARY
ABRAHAM RHINEWINE
LOUIS GLAZER
1000 :Marston, corner Melrose on of 91 Cortland avenue, Highland
I Park, 49 years old, died on April
Sunday evening, May 4.
4. Funeral services were held on
Mr. Rhinewine will speak on April 6 from Lewis Bros.' Funeral
"The Three Periods in Zionism
Home, with interment at Beth Te-
(Achad Ilaamizm, Political Zion- phila Cemetery. Rabbi Aishiskin
ism, Labor Zionism).
officiated. He is survived by his
Mr. Ithinewine, who is a bril- wife, Bessie, and three children.
liant speaker, will answer questions
CELIA ROSENFIELD
' following the lecture on the present
e. lit is an of 2340 Richton avenue, 55 years
d, died on April 4. Funeral serv-
authority on the subject of Zionism,
o
April 5 . from
having been an industrious student' ices
Funeral Home.
,wt wele heldn
of the Zionist problems for the past Lewis
two decades. In 1925 he attended interment at Machpelah Cemetery.
the Zionist Congress at Basle, ; Rabbi Aishiskin officiated. She is
Switzerland. 'survived by her husband, Julius.
Besides being chief editor of the
PETER H FEXTON
Toronto Daily Hebrew Journal i
since 1913, M r. Rhinewine has of 2228 Clairmount avenue. 43
written and published a number of years old, died on April 7 at the
books. Ile is the author of "Can- Government Hospital in Milwau-
ads, Her History and Develop- • kee, Wis. Funeral services were;
ment;" "The Jew in Canada," two held on April 9 from Lewis Bros.'
volumes; "Palestine in Jewish Life Funeral Home, with interment at
and Literature," and "Zionism and Cloverhill I'ark Cemetery. Rabbi
the Jewish Question." Mr. Rhine- Hershman officiated. Ile is sur-
wine is also active in social work, vived by his mother, Mrs. Mary '
,specialty in the field of cultural ; Goldberg; a sister, Mrs. Bessie
and three brothers. Sam.
work and
If this lecture will prove success-I Nate and Jack.
---
ful, the Radomer Society states it l
HARRIS BLOOMGARDEN I
will arrange more lectures of this I
I
of
3210
Richton
avenue, 72 years
nature during the fall.
Funeral
The committee in charge of this old, died on April 3.
lecture is composed of L. Rosen- services were held April 4, with
,
berg, chairman; Joshua Joyrich, interment at Oakview Cemetery.
Rabbi Ashinsky officiated.
snit publicity
t s heLetsaarny i„
('halm Sam-
MRS. MYER SINGER
it, Abe Kroll, and Sol Rubin, vice-
c p irer:s yi . dent of the Radomer Society. resident of Alpena, Mich. ,for the'
Sam Rubin is president of the so- past 25 years, passed away Mon-1
(lay, March 31, after a lingering
illness,
illness, at the home of her dough-
Huron,.*
ter,
Mrs Jacob Kentz, of Port
Statement of the Ownership, Man.
Mich. Besides the hus-
agement, Circulation, etc., re-
bind, the following children suit-
quired by the Act of Congress vive: Morris Sinn, Mrs. Jacob
of Aug. 21, 1912, of The De- Kentz of Port lion n, Harry, Al-
troit Jewish Chronicle
lilt), Dorothy and Joe, all of De-
Detroit,
Port
' on
Mi ce each week sit pu
COUNTY OF WAYNE- ' troit. Interment was at
Mich., for April, 1930.
was 'P
STATE OF MICHIG AN,
Before me, a Notary Public in Huron, Mich. Mrs to
Singer
Conduct
oldinkin
s D
and Co,- the state and county afore: 134 i yes
Services at Ah vath Z on
said, personally appeared J. 11.
Synagogue.
.
Schakne, who, having been duly
sworn according to law, deposes
Cantor Oscar Dinkin of l'itts-
sermon. His subject will be: "To- and says that he is the Business
Manager of The Detroit Jewish burgh, I'., will conduct services at
morrow Is a Iloliday."
Chronicle and that the following the Ahavath Zion Synagogue, 416
123 Military Street at Wabash R. R.
is, to the best of his knowledge Holbrook, during Passover, Satur-
Detroit, Mich.
The Congregational Seder:
,
Cedar 5954
and belief, a true statement of the
Reservations for the congrega- ownership, management (and, if a , , A . 1 12 at 7 p. m. and Sun-
ning , April 13, at ti:30 a.
Services:
tional Seder and dinner to be held daily paper, the circulation), etc., may "-
at 7, and Mon-
' ve
m. , , Sunday ening
Passover services will be held at Sunday, April 13, at 6:30 Call
p. m.,
Mr. of the aforesaid publication for
I
morning
at a:30.
the Temple Sunday, April 13, at should be made at once.
. n ntor Dinkin was o
the date shown in the above cap•
former
t
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1, 10:50 a. m. Dr, Leo NEFranklin Rothschild, Empire 6146.
;
bon, required by
pmwkwelokskWkWil
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1912 embodi the Act of Aug. cant or of the Ath
0 will preach on the topic, Modern
24,
lions
gregation
in
Pittsburh.
Ile
has;
Passover
Service:
Children's
Taskniasters."
and Regula
LIN'S
P stal
o lyric tenor voice of exceptional
a.
Children's Passover service will
Services for the closing day of
ois
ruitm l on th e reverse f th
quality. lie was a pupil of the
Pesach will take place Saturday take place Sunday, April 13. Plea se form, to-wit:
I
(':rotor Joseph
famous
1
morning, April 19, at 10:3 0. Rabbi have your children come to their
-
That
the
names
and
rid
1
at the usual hour. The dresses of the publisher, editor,
c lsses
a
.
l pose
Leon Frani wi lh.
"
,
Bar-Room
manag , __
ghts
Ni ignts
en ix
• , On Saturilay, April 12 . at 10:30 regular assembly of the various managing editor and business
a. tn., Rabbi Franc will deliver the departments, primary, intermedi- manager are: Publisher , Joseph J.
at Civic Theater.
ate and hik , 11 school, will be in the Cummins 2073 Hazel% wood,
v Cummins,
1/e- Ni That grand (.1t1 ripsnorter, "Ten ,
you `could form of a Passover service. In the troit; editor, Joseph J.
ghts in a Bar-Room," begins its
3- 2073 Hazelwood, Detroit;
'WE POLICE THE WORLD' internauliate assembly wil l
i
big week at the Detroit Civic
6) at 11:45, Rabbi Front will tell a
$ COMPLETE STOCK ON HAND AT ALL TIMES
ng editor,
Philip
Slomovitz,
(32 ■ Theater next Monday night, with
J.
II.
Schakne,
2073
Hazel-
Select your Detective as
tissover story.
ni , more
fifth laughs than (It modern cum- I
s ni
s am n a g
lont
Detroit
;
b
usinr
erey,
or l'hipiirina,
I
Y our _Allier
a ger, J
tidies, and a varied assortment of'.
Consultation and Advice Strictly Temple Sisterhood:
wood
avenue,
Immediate Delivery
2. That
the Detroit,
owners Mich.
are: (Give; thrilling and exciting incidents.
Service
-Quality
#
Confidential.
Judge Arthur J. Lacy will ad-
. .
asses of individual
indi
of the Gods" at Publix
Cad. dress the Temple Sisterhood Sion- n amen and addr
Cad.
day, April 14, at 2:30, on the sub- o wners, or, if a corporation, give "Son Riviera Theater.
FA
is
name
and
the
names
and ad-
jest, "A Survey of Child Welfare i
4
Fitzroy 4420
:Work in Michigan," with special t tresses of stockholders owning or Rex Reach's sesnational story.
FOOT OF IRON STREET
is flitting 1 per cent or more of the "Son of the (Mils," with Richard
reference to the Couzens fund.
4
otal amount of stock.) The De- Barthelmess in the title role, is the ,
•4010 1106.1
e 41.
4
roit Jewish Chronicle, 525 Wood- screen feature at the Publix Itiv-
Graduating Clan:
vard avenue; Joseph II. Cummins, iera Theater this week.
5
5
The graduating class of beth El ' 2073 Hazelwood avenue, Detroit,
College of Jewish Studies is now Mich.; J. II. Schakne 2073 Hazel-
0
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The (late and the wood avenue, Detroit, Mich.; F.
reorganized.
COMMERCIAL
PRIVATE
program of the graduation exer. Margolis, 2075 Hazelwood avenue,
DOMESTIC, ekes will be announced next week. Detroit, Mich.
DETECTIVE
A favorite
3. That the known bond hold-
WORK IN ALL
All over the World
The School Contests:
ets, mortgagees, and other secur-
Flanged Fittings and Valves
for Power Plants
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Passover
Greetings
to All.
Make Your
Old
Furniture
Like New
ITS BRANCHES.
AND FEMALE
Euclid 3610
6771 Linwood at Gladstone
INDUSTRIA/.
Parents are asked to co-operate ' ty holders owning or holding 1 per
with the school by encouraging rent or more of total amount of
their children to enter the follow- bonds, mortgages, or other securi-
ties are (if there are mine, so
ing contests:
OPERATIVES.
,
POLICE.
The declamation contest for in
termediates,
first
try-outs
to
be
one.
t the two paragraphs
'tat
4 . That
SHADOW
RESIDENTIAL
next above, giving the names of
held April 20.
WORK
PATROLS.
The oratory contest for confir- the owners, if any, contain not
OF ALL KINDS,
motion department, first try-out- only the list of stockholders and
INDUSTRIAL
security holders as they appear
to he held April 19.
INVESTIGA-
GUARDS.
The oratory contest for High upon the books of the company but
TIONS.
School department, first try-outs to also., in cases where the stockhold-
er or security holder appears upon
Principal be held April 20.
Correspondents in
The Dr. Leo NI. Franklin book the books of the company as trus-
Cities of he World.
review contest, reviews to be sub-, tee or in any other fiduciary rela-
MEN BI
tion, the name of the person or
MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF milted
by Rabbi
April Leon
30• From short corporation for whom such trustee
The
story contest, manuscripts due I is acting, is given; also that the
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
snid two paragraphs contain state-
April 30.
The Sisterhood poetry contest, ments embracing affianes full
Main Office:
knowledge and belief as to the cir-
manuscripts due April 30.
cumstanc•s and conditions under
520 FARWELL BUILDING
which stockholders and security
High School Activity Awards:
holders who do not appear upon
The following students were the books of the company as trus-
given the Temple high School ac- tee, hold stock and securities in a
Season's Greetings'
tivity medals for distinguished capacity other than that of a bona
service on the Bethelite staff : fide owner; and this affiant has no
Louise Shaman, Avery Weisman. reason to believe that any other
Alexander Herschfeld, Ruth Rach. person, association or corporation
rata, Jean Bennett, Erwin Ell- has any interest direct or other se-
man and Julian Frank.
curities than as so stated by him.
For distinguished service on the
5. That the average number of
High School Council: Henry Sil- copies of each issue of this publi.
Sunbryte Window and Com-
ver, Nettie Goldhott Jack Art.
cation fold or distributed. through
plete House Cleaners. We clean
Richard Wolfe, Burton London, the mails or otherwise, to paid
Kalsomine Ceilings, Wall Paper.
Marjorie Schembeck, Sidney Ben- subscribers during the six months
Painted Walls. Also paint and
jamin, Magidsohn. Donald preceding the date shown above is.
Kalsomine Residences, Apart-
Roseroot. Kenneth Van Vliet, Ger- I (This information is required from
ments and Offices.
trude Rush.
daily publications only.)
Awards for debating, dramatics
J. H. SCIIAKNE,
Good Work--Good Service-
and athletic activities will be
Business manager.
Low Prices
made on succeeding Sunday morn.
Subscribed and sworn to before
ings. Morris Garvett. chairman of me this 1st day of April, 1930.
Parte and Pipes for all makes of
the religious school board, distrib-
REUBEN SIMON,
Furnaces Cleaned by Vacuum
uted the awards.
commission expiresFeb. 6.
. n . N1y
,
On Sunday. April 13, Melville
Euclid 5527
S. Welt. president of Temple Beth , """
El, will distribute the awards for
SERVICE, Ho. 9000
9634 Petoskey
debating and dramatics.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
7739 John R. St.
Empire 2114
Detroit Creamery
Milk
Strictly Kosher for Passover
The Detroit Creamery wishes to
announce to the entire Jewish com-
munity of Detroit that for the coming
Passover holidays it will again serve
its many Jewish clients with strictly
kosher milk from the Detroit Cream-
ery Farm near Mt. Clemens, super-
vised by all Orthodox Rabbis of De-
troit.
Mashgichim (supervisors) well
known religious men, appointed by
the Rabbinical Council, supervise the
farm where the milk is produced,
also its bottling and handling.
All bottles, cans and other utensils I
used for Passover milk are new. A
special label signifying "Kosher Shel
Pesach," with the Rabbi's name on it,
will appear on every bottle.
Telephone Randolph 4000 as far ahead as
sible for your daily supply.
pos-
FOLLOWING IS THE STATEMENT OF THE
RABBINICAL COUNCIL:
"Detroit Creamery Milk as advertised
for Passover has been supervised under
our jurisdiction."
Signed-Rabbinical Council of Detroit.
Detroit Creamery
Everybody's Friend
Detroit Creamery supervised milk for Passover
is also distributed by the Ebling Creamery Co.
DETROIT CREAMERY, RAN. 4000
EBLING CREAMERY, EMP. 2980
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7#zereXosioe.r u gai C
-
Samuel Ilalpert, an artist, vice-
Abraham Rhlnawinie Will Address
president and a director of the So-
Radomer Society May 4.
ciety of Independent Artists and
for sonic years a member of the
Abraham Rhinewitie historian faculty of the Master Institute of
0, d editor of the Daily
' Hebrew United Arts at 310 Riverside
Journal of Toronto Ontario is coni- Drive, New York, died on Satur-
ng here for one lecture to be held day in Detroit after an operation
under the auspices of the Radomer for mastoiditis. His age was 45.
, Aid Society at the Turover Hall, The funeral services were held in
New York Tuesday in the River-
side Memorial Chiliad, Seventy-
sixth street and Amsterdam ave-
nue.
Born in Russia in 1884, Samuel
Ilalpert was a son of Elias and
Mary Goldstein Ilalpert. Ile was
brought to this country as a boy
and received his first formal train-
ing for his profession at the Na-
tional Academy of Design in New
York, attending class there from
1899 to 1902. Ile then spent a
year at the Ecole des Beaux Arts
in Paris and a further period of
eight years studying and painting
in Srain, Portugal, England and
the I, reach provincial cities.
Examples of Mr. Ilalpert's work
were shown in the l'aris salons
from 190:1 to 1905. Some of his
later pictures are among the per-
manent possessions of the Pennsyl-
vania and San Francisco museums
and in various private collections.
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