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Daniel Lewin
Seymour Lew'.
He bade no (me • last farewell.
Ile maid good-by to none.
His spirit fiew before we knew.
The blow wiz'. hard. the shock severe,
tit:
ni Iny u tc hti:ns or, i,,wgh
host
oho en .1
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tell
farewell.
His loving Wife, Yetta, Children
and Grandchildren.
OBITUARY
MORRIS PERINE
of 11 Moss avenue, Highland Park,
42 yearn old, died on May n.Fu-
neral cervices were held on Slay 7
at Lewis Bros.' Funeral !tome,
Cemetery. The Rev. Zoludkowski
with interment at Cloverhill lark
officiated. lie is survived by his
wife, Fannie; a brother, Ilarry,
and a sister, Mrs. Ben Cohen.
At the last meeting of Avukah,
a chapter of the International Stu-
dent Zionist Organization, held
Thursday evening, May K, Irving
Schlussel was chosen to lead the
group during the next season.
Plans were also formulated for the
activities of the coming year.
Leo Lubetsky discussed the form
of government now existing in Pal-
estine, outlining the different de-
partments of the government and
their functions.
The aim of the Avukah is to ac-
quaint the Jewish students of the
different universities with the as-
pirations and accomplishments of
the Zionist movement, and to bring
them in closer contact with Zion-
ism. The different phases of Zion-
ism, their background and the pres-
ent events in the movement are the
main topics for discussion at our
meetings.
David Cohen, the retiring chair-
man, is the leader of the Jewish
Youth Council.
•
GIVES $10 ) 000
JACOB ADLER'S FAMILY
FORM THEATER TROUPE
DeRoy's Gift Boosts Fund
Total in First Four
Days to $255,686.
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—The
family of the late Jacob P. Adler,
famous Yiddish actor, has organ-
ized itself into a theatrical troupe
and this week it begins its first en-
gagement at the Second Avenue
Theater, where it will appear in
Jadob Gordin's "The Wild Man,"
the play in which Jacob Adler first
established himself as an artist .
After playing a limited engage-
ment on the East Side, the company
will play before other Jewish mid-
Pandemonium broke loose at the
luncheon of workers for the Allied
Jewish Campaign at Hotel Stutter
on Thursday when Aaron Deltoy,
head of the Delloy Slotor Sales
Company and treasurer of the cam-
paign, announced a contribution of
$10,000 in behalf of himself and
Mrs. Deltoy. This contribution
swelled the fund of the special gift
jay&
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WEBB GARAGE
Empire 2114
COLLISION WORK, GENERAL RE-
PAIRING, WELDING, STORAGE
3720 Webb Avenue
Phone Garfield 0474
committee to $191,017, and with
the $61,669 announced raised by
the general solcitations committee
made the total subscribed in the
first four days of the drive $255,-
6K6.
Another uproar at the luncheon
was created when the division
headed by Nate S. Shapero marched
into the hall preceded by a brass
hand and announced that it went
over the top and raised 107 per
cent of its quota. Maurice J. Cap-
lan s team raised 92 per cent of its
quota and leaders are now confident
that the entire sum of $305,000
will be raised before the 10-clay
campaign period is up.
Mr. Deltoy presided at Thura-
day's luncheon, and the address
wasdelivered by Judge Ilarry B.
Personal
Service"
T
HE Industrial Bank Building, on the corner of
Washington Boulevard and Grand River Avenue,
is more than a skyscraper, though it towers high in
the air.
It is more than a financial center, though thousands of peo•
here daily on matters of finance.
It is a Symbol of the part this institution plays in the lives of
Detroiters, whether their business is transacted in any of the six
floors of this main hank or in its various branches in other parts
of the city.
Back of every transaction is the same ideal of service, the
same personal interest, the same helpful, courteous attitude.
Whether your purpose is to negotiate a loan or to open a
savings account, you will appreciate the intelligent helpfulness
of the "Bank of Personal Service."
Pk come
Branches:
Crat;ot
MORRIS PLAN
East Jefferson
at Lem,'
Crowley, Milner
Store Bldg.
The annual conevntlon of Young
Judaea, national Jewish youth or-
ganization, will be held at the Scar-
horn Hotel, Long Branch, New
Jersey, beginning Thursday, June
19, and ending Monday, June 23,
inaccordance with a decision by
the national executive committee ,
and announced by Samuel J. Bor-
owsky, executive chairman.
A special committee has been ap-
pointed by the president, Dr. Is-
rael Goldstein, to plan a program
for the convention so that it may
include, in addition to the regular
features, a special session for spon-
sors of the movement and another
session for former Young Judaea
leaders and workers, who desire to
attach themselves once more with
the organization. (..3:e-
sentation is expected from all over
the country.
Hadar Zion Club.
The members of the Hadar Zion
Club entertained their mothers at
a luncheon on May 11 at the home
of Ella Marcus. After the lunch-
eon, which was prepared by the
girls with the help of Mrs. Marcus,
a program followed. The great
Biblical women were portrayed by
various members. Dorothy Kroll
sang "The Yiddish° Siontme" and
"Schichalach." A poem entitled
"The Jewish Home" was read by
Florence Kahn. The group sang
several songs and the program was
concluded with a Bible reading
from the last chapter of the Book
of Proverbs.
Roses of White and Blue.
Roses of the White and Blue met
Tuesday, May 6, at the home of
Lillian Schultz. Plans were made
for an excursion to he held Sun-
day, following Decoration Day.
Attended by more than 140 per-
' sons, the Mother-Daughter ban-
quet, given Slay 6, by the members
of Junior Hadassah, in the banquet
hall of the Home Dairy, was a very
beautiful affair.
Guest speaker for the occasion
was Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich of De-
troit, a member of the national
board of Iladassah.
Miss Ida Krasnick wan toast-
mistress. Miss Blanche Fire, gave
the address of welcome. Miss
Shirley Rosenberg gave the invo-
cation, and Miss Stella Lande, the
toast to mothers. The response to
the daughters was given by Mrs.
Louis Lebster.
Music was furnished by Miss,
'Ann Lande, vocal soloist, and Miss'
Shirley Ann Levinson, who con-
tributed piano selections. Mrs. An.
na Dryfoos the oldest mother at
the banquet, was presented with a
corsage. A similar gift was given
the youngest child.
Miss Ida Krasnick was general
chairman of arrangements.
The
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and
W. Chicago
Auto Wash
Co.
$1.25
5411 W. Chicago Blvd.
at Grand River
Main Bank:
Corner Washington Ills d.
Industrial Bank Bldg.
and Grand Riser
SNYDER'S COFFEE
SHOP
1526 WOODWARD AVE.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO I MANY YOUTH GROUPS
ALLIED CAMPAIGN'
In order that every Jewish youth
may be accorded the opportunity
of
aiding the $305,000,Allied Jew-
The following is a list of con-
ish Campaign, 60 youth organiza-
tributions to the Allied Jewish tions, composed of fraternities, so-
Campaign reported on Thursday rorities and clubs, have been or-
in sums of $30 and up:
ganized under the leadership of
Dr. David linger. These groups,
Believe It or Not
BUT IT'S TRUE
That you ass modernize you■
bath room ■ sad heating system
on time payments.. A small
down p•yment and two years to
P•Y•
ADVANCE
Mr. and Mr.. Ilenry Winoman $15.150
,lathes I 1 0,000, Mr. and Urn. Meyer L.
: Prentia 47.500 (for Children) ilus, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Winem•n U.500, Mr.
amt Mrs. D. W. Simons $5.500 If
Grandehildrenl $100, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
PLUMBING &
HEATING CO.
tii,onO, Yre,l M. autsel $8,000, Alfred 11.
$3.090. Samuel Stimmerlield I3.•
000.Me. ant Mrx. David S. Ilian,u°d
12. -
Marcia
Mfg. Co. 12,500, J.-
lice and Mr.. Henry M. 141It..1 11,090,
Norman, Theodore and Mr, Bernard
$2,000 INornian Schwartz for
Child $1410), A[1011,1110. $ 2.000,
Child
'
Mr. and
Mn,. Adolph Finsterwald 12,000 (for two
Grandehildren1 8100 • Ilintelhoch Bros.
Co., $2,000. Nate S. Shapero $2.000, Mr
M i lfunl Stern 11.750. Mr. and
Mn,. A. Shidnuin 11,000 'for Children)
1150. Harry and Samuel Frank $1,500.
Mr. sind dirs. Harry Grant $1.500, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Marks $1.500. Mrs.
Sarah Rosenzweig 11,500, Clarence II.
Etiggews $1,200 Ifor eon Robert) 125,
Nathan M. Gross 11.200, Jesse F. Hired,
a $1,200. Y. W. II. A., Members
ntn
Itu ilding Fund of the House Council,
I , 00.
ran Show Case
31,000—Mr. ant Mrs. Harry FarKatein
(for Leo F'arbstein/ $100, Samuel Frank
(in tneniury of Mn,. Samuel Frank/ (fur
Children $100, Richard Cohn, Anthony
Deutec .h. Mr.. J. II. Ehrlich :
and S. X.. Tracy W. McGregor. Harry
Rosenberg, Mn. and Mt,. Jo, M. Welt,
Meet Wertheimer, Maurice Aroneson (for
(; 4 111
.,1, )
Mr. m
Isar Shetzer"745. 'Ee' ntun • Smith
1a00, Mr. and Mr, Nathan Silberstein
750 , Walter Irving 1750. Estate of Mrs.
}genre A. Krolik 1700, Julian 11. Kro-
hn 8700 Thomas Construction Co. 1700.
Federal Steel Corp: MO.
9. Welt, Dr. Max Bal.
lin, Morris Fishman, Mr. and Mrs. Maur-
ice Goldenberg. Milton Gordo, Mr. and
Mrs. Max J. K0.11, Mortimer II, Meyer,
Harry Ituaenbrrg, S. Zuieback • Sons.
Ins., Mr. and Mrs. Abe Srere (for Child)
$25.
1500—John L. Brown (for Children)
2962 Grand River Avenue
Glendale 0118.5121
Nathan R. Berke. Dr. David Kliger
are not affiliated with the Center
, or the Y. W. II. A., holding their
meetings in homes of their mem-
Radio Service •nil Repair
bers. Dr. Kliger is assisted in his,
Radio Merch•ridising
Public Address Systems
work by the speakers' bureau of
Short Wave Radio
the Center, headed by Nathan R.
Talking Pic ire
Berke. These organizations have
Sound Production
Speech Amplification
formed a campaign committee of
Air-Craft Radio
their own and have elected the fol.
Wire Broadcasting
lowin• oft ••
Cornniercial Operating
Chairman, Dr. David Kliger;
Selling
secretary, Miss May Cohen. Corn-
RIGHT NOW
mittee.: Marion Fleisher, Jolly
There Is a tremendous demand for
Properly
Eight Girls; !tarry Cohen, Jolly
Qualified men In the
World'. Most Rapidly
Elite Club; Sloe Cohen, Delta,
Growing Industry.
"mega Iota; Lena Weiner, Delta
O mega Iota; Sally eisman, Inter
Nos; Julius Pollach, Airnwell; Lo-
, retta Pechensky, Phi Gamma Eta;
Marian Kanat, Mu Tau Sorority;
Sophie B. Schwartz, Athena Girls;
M. Ilaber, Athena Girls; Benjamin
Safer, Comfit Club; Nathaniel Ru-
3723 Grand River Avenue
bin, A. Z. A. 93; Edward Kay, A.
Detroit
Z. A. 93; Nathan Berke, Alpha
Omega; Nate Shur, Philomathic;
}tarry Seligson, J. L. Cohen, A. Z.
A. 63 llerzl Shur, Menorah; Sirs. WI MIL.% MI •• ■■ • WL11.11:310
Goldberg, Katlimah; Harold Wor-
Are You SutTering From
rel, Modernistics; Jack Katz, Live
Wires.
We Teach
LEARN RADIO
RADIO
Service School
hen and Son, Abraham Cooper, Dr. Ab-
raham Venni., Colonial
Department
Store. Temple Beth El Scholl' of Het,
ion, Mr. •nd Mrs. Isaac Gilbert, David
Goldberg. J. II. Holt.. Co., Stanley Im-
My method positively kill. don.
ernia, A. Jacob, Chas. D. Jacobson. J.
II. Lasky. M. Lipsitz, M•rx Bros., David Sidder, Nathan Siegel. Seymour Simon, druff, corrects itching scalp and
J. Marymont, Max May, Mazer Creels- J. G. Solomon, Sam It. Soloman, Harry
man Cigar Co., Inc., Samuel Mints, Harry SlItTrin, Tobin Bros., Oa., Wanda, restore. hair.
Newman. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Rosenthal, Wayne Discount Co., Louia A. Weinstein,
11 4,
P110, M. Abramovitz,
Ralph Schiller, Mr. and Mn,. Nathan Si-
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Alvin, Dr. C. A. Bennett, Dr. Ben.
mons, S. A. Sloman, Mr. and Mrs. Sid- Musts
iternbaum, Morris Birnbaum, Geo.
ney Stone lin honor of Mother/ $25,
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I). Blumenthal, Itr. Joseph Meier, 11. S.
Peter Vass, Barney B. Wetsman.
8400—Davidson Bros., Frank • 1).• Blumenthal, Boesky Bros., J. Corni•k,
ISTS FOR MEN
vidson Co., Alexander Freeman, William Ben Cowen, Wilbur DeYoung. Fenkell
Friedman, Louis Granet, Isenberg, Purity ladies Loan Assn., Celia Frank, Morris
810 Griswold Street
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Hours 11 to 7
Cherry 2532
Abralnam J. Levin. Mr. and Mn,. lienry Grahrn, Jacob II. Grant, Housman II
Levitt, I ack•Wolin Shop. Inc., lent,-
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Wolfgang 1350, Samuel Weissman. $350,
Mr. and Mra. Phil Bloonigarden $300
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Visit Our New and Unique
$300--Dr. S. E. Barnett. Louis
Mn. and Mr.. Moae+ Fantle, Max Sloan. Edward Stine, Alex Taub. David
Soda Fountain
Finkelston, Miles Finaterwabl, Daman M . Welling. Wisner & Schwartz. Louis
Prescriptions a Specialty
E. Fisher, Dr. and Mrs. Leo M. Frank- II. Wolfe. JO, Wruble.
—D. F. Niemeyer.
We Deliver
lin• The Forest Cleaners a Dorm. Inc.,
$12—Mr. •nd Mrs. Aaron Kurland.
Walter M. Fuchs, Rosa II. Goldberg, Mil-
$10—Arthur Abramovitz. L F'reilland,
ton Herman. Alvin D. lierach, Hon. Ilar•
Arthur
Coulson.
Wm.
Mercies,
Kaplan
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rnVrianit,r.Victor W. Klein,
Weitzman, Weteman & Sh•tzen, M. 11. ,
Simnel J. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs Philip`
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Zack heirs.
IMF—Harry Alvin, Bert C. Arden,, S I o m o v i t a .
90.—
, Mr. •nd Mr, Philip Holitz• rri
Max Brom', Edgewater Beach Cita • I. 1.;. $1.
Mra•
Ettinger. Ma. Ettinger, Samuel Feldman. .1, Sweetwine, Sam D. Galanty, Mos
Seymour J. Frank, Maoris Friedberg. Ed- ,
win Gage. Mrs. lingo 11111. Edward Lev- •
inson. Morriaon a Tow end, National
At Glynn Court
Snielting a Refining Co., Meyer Priniaian.
Hemlock 2779
Lo u is Rubinson, Win. A. Stearns, A. C.
Werbe
week two interesting talks
1225—Wolf Kaplan.
$200—Jarob Adler. American Uphol- were given by two of the pupils.
atering Co., Ilerdechewer Progressive Lillian Zona spoke on Louis Bran-
Society. 11. J. Drachma, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Brodie. Ilarry Cohen. Sol B. Edel- deis and Albert Friedman spoke of
ma, Feigenson Itrn., Co., Chas. A. Fin-. the late Louis Marshall.
sterwald. :Sam R. Glowgower, . 0,, ii
Parking ( ' o., M. Jacobs & Sone, A. B.
PERFECTION LODGE
Kaufman, David King, Jacob Levin. 1,0
II. M•rks (for Children), Gerald J. May.'
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. &
Ilenry Ill'e
Chamoised & Air.Cleannl
A.
M.,
will have a special corn-
hITI:eonE17,111`,V,;
munication on May 21, 5 p. m. M.
in 10 Minutes
Ilarry Jacoby... Harry and An. Jacoln
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eon. Mitrhell and Ilimon haclan, Item M. Degree. Banquet at 6:30 p.
Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Rubin,. m. Ralph E. Baker, assistant
Harry Weisman. Isaac R. Myer, IMO.'
Iippenheim.
aireamli, Rodger, prosecuting attorney, will be the
M ever
Shi Rosenbaum, !Noy Itlginan, 11en principal speaker of the evening,
It. Sr warts. Eugene Siegel,
and other prominent speakers.
& Clark, Dr. ohs Slaw-
CHARLES K. SANDORF,
sort. Leon. Van Vtiet. Herman W•rren.
Cair:71.1y0,6.0 Cars
Sanniel I'. Wilk., Mrs. Gertrude H.
Secretary.
Wollstein, Estee of Sam Warner, Mr,.,
By order of
Satisfaction
Herbert II. Warner lin memory of par-,
SAMUEL L. KAVANAU, W. NI.
Guaranteed
mita Mr. and Mrs. Finley/. David S. Ze-
mon.
n,".
1170—Fred A. (Ashur', Convene. S.
On o day when you can dine on
Hamburger, Emanuel Schoenberg.
ing and Colli•en
dry
bread
in
your
own
house,
do
1100—Michael I'. Itirnkrant. Samuel,
M. Epstein, J. L. Freud. It. Ginaburg•i not seek to eat tender peacocks in
McAlear
S. B. Kahn, M•• D. Lipaitz.
the house of another.
Medical Society. Yolles-Gilhert Co., Jos-
Poliss,h.i onnit 1, 9',
eph A. Zechm•n• Braun Knitwear Co.,
Ito. man C. 'trial., J. Burrows. Herm.
Cohen. M•• Cohn, Sol Finkelhor, Samuel
(We, Max S. Grosefeld, Sol P. Lech-
n Myron 1,41. ndst,:erg .1fi.edv
Granite and Marble
d ' elln..Frank N any dl+k Michael
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I125-1. W. Allen (for Cranilchildren).
Dr. J. It. Kass. Harry H. APPlebanm.
PALLISTER AVENUE
Br. Wilbert II. Mare,, Julio, I(,ng Sefr
C'o. S. M. Londe, Edmund Mark Sloman.
Just East of Twelfth Street
I120—J•rnes I. Ellman.
$100—American State Bank, Merton
Two Block. iltri t.liv.orfd. We , t
F. Anhner, Edward A. Arta, Atk,ns &
BALDNESS?
G. W. STAGE
A Cut Rate Drug Store
Now In Your
Neighborhood
Opening Saturday, May 10
H.
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Pharmacy
9937 Linwood Avenue
El Moshe Sunday School.
Last
YOUR AUTO
WA SHED
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Vacuuming, Alemiting sad
Greasing
BAN K
Gass Avenue
■it Grand Blvd.
Grand Riser
Near Joy Road
Young Judaea Annual Con-
vention June 19 to 23
at Long Branch, N. J.
Offers
at McClellan
at McGraw
Club
Notes
A Real Auto Wash for
cline
Writ Warren
Young
Judaea
Clarence II. Enggass, chairman
of the general solicitations com-
mittee, announced that 2,511 peo-
ple contributed the $255,686 raised
to date. Adolph } insterwald,
chairman of the special gifts com-
mittee, announced that 297 people
contributed the $194,017 raised by
his work irs
Upon the announcement of Mr.
DeRoy's contribution of $10,000,
Arthur Schwartz informed the
chairmanthat he is increasing his
$1,000 gift to $1,500. The follow-
ing voluntary contributions were
announced from non-Jews: E. J.
Hickey and Sons, Fidelity Trust
Co., and Arctic Ice Co., $100 each.
Eight-year-old Blossom Rovetch
is an appreciative participant in
the affairs of the present Jewish
Center at 31 Melbourne. She likes
her activities there, her dancing!
and piano lessons. And because
of
on Savings
of that she is anxious that more
Jewish buys and girls should also
benefit by better Center facilities.
Therefore Blossom has saved 50
cents in pennies and contributed
them to the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign as her share in the efforts
to build an adequate community
center here. She accompanied her
contributions with the following
note:
"I donated 50 cents to help build
a new Jewish Center. I enjoy my
piano lessons and dancing lessons
very much. And I hope everybody
else does too. I hope that the new
Jewish Center will have room for
a lot more boys and girls. It will
be a great help towards our edu-
cation."
AARON DE ROY
The
"Bank
4%
net's.
e N. Sarah Adler, the widow, is
the guiding spirit of the troup,
which consists of herself and her
children, Charles, Frances, Luther.
Irving, Adolph, Stella, Julia, and
Joseph Schoengold, u son-in-law of
Jacob Adler. The title role in
"The Wild Man" will be played by
Luther Adler, the youngest of the
troupe.
MIZRACHI HATZOIR TO
HEAR RABBI STOLLMAN
On Monday evening, May 19,
Rabbi Isaac Stollmun will be the
speaker at the cultural meeting of
Mizrachi Ilatzoir, to be held in the
BESSIE COHEN
of 231 East Euclid avenue, 19 auditorium of the Mishkan Israel
years old, died on May 11. Funeral Synagogue, Blaine and Linwood.
services were held May 11 at Ile will deliver a message to all in-
Lewis Bros,' Funeral Home, with terested in the rehabilitation of
interment at Machpelah Cemetery. Palestine. The public is invited.
She is survived by her parents,
Mizrachi Hatzoir will spon-
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cohen, four sor a bridge party to be held at
brothers and two sisters.
the Mishkan Israel Synagogue,
Tuesday evening, May 27. This
LINA ROTHSTEIN
event will he open to the public.
of 1927 Pingree avenue, 67 years
old, died on May II. Funeral
J. W. E. W. 0. to Report Re-
servicea were held on May 13 at
sults of Efforts in Cam-
Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home, with
interment at Mnchpelah Cemetery.
paign.
Rabbi Hershman officiated. She
is survived by three sons, Edward,
The meeting of the North Wood-
Charles and Theodore, and three ward branch of the Jewish Wom-
daughters, Betta of California, en's European Welfare Organiza-
Mrs. David Segan of Detroit, and tion which was to be held at the
Mrs. Lewis Davis of Worcester, home of Mrs. Adolph Smilo, 2902
Mass.
Clements avenue, on May 13, was
postponed to Wednesday afternoon,
ANNA VOGEL
May 21, clue to the aid the organ-
of 2928 Glendale avenue, 53 years ization is giving to the Allied Jew-
old, died on May 12. Funeral serv- ish Campaign. At this meeting ,
ices were held May 12, with inter- the reports of the fruits of their
ment at Machpelah Cemetery. She efforts will be given.
is survived by her husband, Sam-
uel; a eon, Dr. Herman A., and
Dr. Jung and Waldman On
three daughters, Bertha, Lillian
Jewish Radio Hour.
and Sarah.
The program of the Jewish Hour
to he broadcast on Sunday after-
I SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
non, May 18, includes two address-
et the
es. The speakers are Dr. Leo Jung,
CLUB LIDO
rabbi of the Jewish Center of New
York, who will talk on "The Ren-
ascence of Jewish Womanhood,"and
Morris D. Waldman, secretary of
the American Jewish Committee,
whosesubject
• "Freedom
Saul Lewls
Oppressed: a Ily-Product of the
Great War."
The musical program is an elab-
orate toric and is further enhanced
by the appearance of Sant Antek.
guest violinist. Mr. Antek will
play two compositions by Achron,
"Hebrew Melody" and "Mood."
7739 John R. St.
(km ICU
95C
2,7
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MANUEL URBACH
Monuments
Now in our New Location
Sons. Baltinnire Department Storea, Wm.
Berger & Sons. 11loaninn Heath Inn. Sam
Brown. Iloulevard Shoot,. Abe Burn.'
stein. Central Factory Supply. Harry IL
Carom Mrs. R. J. Cohen, Irwin I. ('ohn.
A. Copeland
(for Children). Adolph ■
Deutsch. Irving Eppsteir. Sidney M
Fecheimer. Mr. Richard Fillman. Sidney
W. Forem•n, Harry Frank (for Mariana
Rubinerl. Harry Gerson, Linda Gladstone.
Jacob It. Greenberg, Aaron F. Greg.,
uel Helper, Wm. Hoffman, Joseph
zman. Bernard II. Howard, Dr. D.
Kaltman, Joaeph Klein. Louts Lambert,
Edward Levy, Eli Lightstone. Lillian Inc,'
Holt
Parke Dav,. a ('o., Ralph C. Paul. li«n-
jarnin Pupko. J. H. Remick. Herbert II.
Robineon, later Rosenthal, Rusaek, Je-
roe
m C Saltzatein. Nathan Scholnick, J.
A. & Wm. Siegel, Mr.. Rachel Sillman,
Arthur W. Stoma, Milton M. Stoma,.
Harney Smith, II. It. Solomon, Earl
E. Sommer.. Harry St•mler. Lee B.
Stmefling. R. 0. Stmefling, Jacob lzirkle,
Mn,. Arthur Victor, Clifton P. Weil, II.
II. Warner lin memory ot Parents).
Lanra th'orzburger. Dr. and Mr.. Emil
Amber.. Albert Iteurstein, Blumberg
Inns, Ina. Agency, Gera. Ca., Joe. B.
Chapman. Dr. Robert S. Drew, Sam Fen-
s., Joseph Finkel, Fuhrer Bros., Cal-
low • Greenbaum Co.. II. Gittleman,
Harry M. Greenherg. Harry A. Jam..,
Mark Jacobson, Mr. and Mr.. S. T. Can.
D. eit I.ev in, S. E. Lind. Luewenherg
Bros.. Mr. and Mr+. Joe Magid•ohn, Ja-
cob Pearl, S. A. Popkin. Progreas Bed-
dire Co.. Mr. and Mrs. Louie J•men
enberg. Monroe Ito.enfield. David Safilr,
M. A. S.-Hafer. M. 11. Schwartz, Nor-
man Schwartz (for son Jerry). Oscar
Silverman. Mr+. Eugene Slomn. M.
Starr • Co.. /biz Steingold • Sons.
Adolph E. Storm. Two'. & b•bn. War-
e ['siker>, Shirley J. Weinberg. Weis.
man • Wexler. Wetsrnan & Iilark, Anon,-
890—Anonym.,
Ian—Mr,. Ben Simon (for Children1
$75—William Cohen. David S. Fried-
man, Sigrid Luca.. It. II. Maaure. J. S
SaiiI•, Dr. Samuel S. Demise, Lewis
Brom., Merchant. Crrdit Bureau, Phi
Ile. Epsilon, Edward E. Rothman, H•rry
Freedman.
$60—Joe Herschfleld, Jacob Jo.ef
Atlas • Solomon. Jo.eph Blau.
$50—Jo.eph 5 Hurak. Hyman Can-
tor. Mrs. Ira Copeland (Inc Child), Lot.
• J. Fp., Fenkell Fathers Club. Arthur'
C. Field. Wolf Finkelatein, Gordon Gal-
lerie.. Pori
Canacol. Sol M. Gerson.'
John J. Gettleson, Mmt Gla•sm•n, Sim-
nel Gli•t, Alfred A. Haa•. David Harris,
Sidney F. II...enrich. Murray Jackman.
Jo...ph N. Keidzin. Mr.. N. Komi. (for'
Children). E. Krati.e, Jo.eph Lehrhaup.!
l'inkus Lerman. Dr. Samuel J. levies,
Samuel Levine. Mr. and Mr.. M II. Lip-.
sitz, Mike I.uft. E. R. Mo... Abe Rome,-
that, Seymour L. Samter. Abram Sapiro.,
Harry Shapes, Morris Sherman, D M
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