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TIEDaRorr,/miun (ARorilat

LARGE
WOMEN

ZIONIST-REVISIONISTS
CONGRESS REPORT TO
BE HEARD ON SEPT. 14

Flower Days for Political Fund on
Sept. 13 and 14.

A stenographic report of the

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I LAUD PURITY CHAPTER BRIDGE-TEA FOR OLD
FOR PLANTING TREES
FOLKS HOME SEPT 17
IN HONOR OF MEMBERS
The Northwestern branch of the

Old Folks' Home will com-
IJewish National Fund Compliments Jewish
mence its season with a bridge-tea,
Order for Work in Behalf of
to be held in the Recreation Room
Palestine Reforrestation.

An Example
of Values

World Congress of Zionist Re-
visionists, opposition party within
The Detroit Council of the Jew-
in
Zionist ranks, which was recently
ish National Fund compliments ;
held in Prague, will be given at a
Purity Chapter No. 539, 0. E. S.,
mass meeting arranged by Detroit
which, at the suggestion of its
Revisionists for Sunday, Sept. 14,
Dr. and M rs. II ugo Freund and
worthy matron, Cora Jacoby, has
Of interest socially is the a
at 8 p. m., the meeting place to be family of Chicago boulevard, have preaching marriage of Miss Alice p- adopted the policy of planting trees
announced next week. The report returned after spending the sum. Shapero and Dr. Harold
Roth- in Palestine in memory of bereaved
B.
will include the full speeches of mar at Walnut Lake.
or departed members. Instead of
a rt.
iss Shapero is a recent the
Vladimir Jabosinsky, Al. Gross-
conventional offerings of fruit,
graduate of the University of Cal-
man, and other Revisionist world
Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohn of the ifornia where she achieved high candy or flowers, which are often
leaders. Explanatory remarks will
sent
in such large numbers by well
honors, being elected to
be made by L. Altman, president Belcrest have returned from a trip scholastic
the national honorary fraternity meaning friends and relatives that
of Detroit branch, and other mem- tp New York City and Asbury
they
are often wasted, Purity '
ark, N. J.
Phi Beta Kappa. Dr. Rothbart re-
bers of the executive. The re-
ceived his AL D. degree from the Chapter has sought to perptau-
port will be of greatest inter-
ate
the
memory of the departed by '.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown of Ilos- University of Toronto. Miss She
est to all. Everyone is cordially
invited.
An organizational meeting of ton boulevard, have returned from pent is a member of Plii Sigma the planting of trees in Palestine' '
Lexington, Mich., where they oc- Sigma Sorority, and Dr. Rothbart for the Jewish National Fund.;
copied a cottage for the summer. of Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity. Trees at the present time are being
Detroit branch will be held Sion-
M
-
The bride will continue her studies planted in the Herzl Memorial
day, Sept. 8, at 8:30 p. m. at 2901
Grove.
Miss Barbara Kopman of St. at the University of Michigan Law
e woo U.
are to be planted as fol-
Schema ., while the groom interns at Iowa:
Louis,
31o.,
is
the
house
guest
of
The Executive of the Zionist Re-
the
•
visionist Organization of Detroit Mr. and Mrs. S. Kopman of Cal- the University novae!. two
trees each by the following: In
memory of the r late M s. Sadie al eiville,
has proclaimed the days of Sept. vert avenue.
Mrs. S. Weingarden, accom• ts.e,sio(nd atand.0 rf st., rn nin, b, e r r r e ,to.fr : it ei o rn a a on t
13 and 14 as the Flower Days for
in r
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Ashner panted by her daughter, Charlotte,
the Zionist Revisionists l'olitical
ore of the late Ilenry N. Weinstein. a
Fund. This fund enabled the large and daughter, Winifred, have re- are spending the remainder of the i l g n'" member, in memory of David
tuner of Lanang. Mich., brother of
World Organization to conduct turned from Harrison, Maine , year in Marion, S. D.
Sirs. ?stilton Iternnietn; in memory of
Zionist political activities in Lon- where their daughter spent the
MRS. ANNA LABRET
the late 'tarry Wallace, brother vpf Fay
don and Geneva, among English summer at Camp Tape Wingo.
Theodore and Leonard Kasle, Wallace; in memory of - the late I.trael
—
diplomats and the League of Na.
accompanied b y their sister E s- coos father of Mrs. Meyer Shugerman of the General Electric Refrigera-
and Benjamin Gould. in memory of the for Co., 0030 Cass, at 11:5 p. m.,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Galanty of the Cher, have arrived home from
tions, the results of which were
.,
an
. nna elktn, mother of Mre. o n Wedn
shown in the answer of the Man. Belcrest and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. eight weeks' vacation at camp in
esday, Sept. 17.
Dn ' id "1.".
Bernstein of Chicago boulevard the White Mountains.
date Committee.
There
will
he
prizes
for
winners.
Additional trees ordered during
have returned to Detroit after
Tickets may he obtained from any
—
the past month are as follows:
spending the past week-end i n ('in-
011Q tree in memory of her fa- of the board members or from Mrs.
Miss Anna Lubin of 2238 West
Grand avenue has returned from a ther, Solomon Friedman, by Anna Anna I.abret, who is chairman of
two weeks
vacation through Friedman of 1785 Seward avenue;
Mrs. Pauline Langner, who was Northern Michigan.
one tree in memory of her hue. the affair.
the g ,st of Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
band, Bernard Fine, and one tree FAREWELL SUNDAY FOR
Berns fC sin of Chicago boulevard.
Miss Evelyn Serling of 2738 in memory of her father, Ilarry RABBI A. B. SILBERBERG
1 I has returned to her home in New Elmhurst avenue has returned Benjamin Cohen, by Rose Fine of
Haven, Conn.
•
from the East, where she spent her 1600 Seward avenue; two trees in
Congregation Beth Jehudah, Fili-
win M. Rosenthal of De.
Robert Cole, David W ilkus, Ed- vacation with relatives and friends. memory of Abraham Davis, brother gree and M'oodrow Wilson, will bid
of their board member, Mrs. Harry farewell to Rabbi A. 13. Silberberg,'
troit Named One of
win Gage, Jr.; Edwin Rosenthal,
Mrs. Morris Sehiff and her sin- Schram. by Sisterhood of Congre- of M'arsaw, Poland, at 6 p. m. this
Executives.
Jr., and Joe Finsterwald have re- ter, Mrs. J. J. Nadler, worn. gation Emanuel.
turned from Kamp Kohut, Poland partied by their sons, Allen and
SuTnhdt occasion
casion will be the celebra-
WORCESTER.—(J. T. A.)— Springs, Maine.
Murray, have returned from a mEyE
tion of "hascholas shas," the begin.'
Two Jewish women from Worces-
three
months'
sojourn
in
Europe.
ning of the study of a new volume'
ter, Mrs. Helen G. Allman and
Mrs. Louis Elliman of Chicago, 1•Vhile there they visited relatives
of the Talmud. Detroit rabbis,, Hudson Seal (dyed musk-
Miss Jeanette Levi, sisters, have
formerly of Detroit, is visiting
Rabbis Silberberg, Rabbi Hershel! rat) plain or trimmed with
fallen heirs to an estate of more her mother, Mrs. L. lloffman, of in Vienna.
Mainiscjiequitz of Cincinnati will
than $10,000,000. They are be- Rochester avenue.
01 and Mrs. H. Kraft and sons,
s peak. The public is invited.
flitch or ermine
queathed virtually the entire prop-
Eug4e
and
Ilannan,
of
3221
Col-
erty of the late Albert Levi, mil-
The arrangements committee
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Artin and
c
lionaire jewelry and furniture daughter, Natalie, of Chicago fingwood, who have been motoring
onsists
of
the
following
officers
WASHINGTON.—Eugene Mey-
of
store magnate, according to his boulevard, are visiting in Atlantic through Northern Michigan, spent er, Jr., of Mt. Kisco, Westchester the congregation: M. Lacher, pres- Leopard Cat, trimmed
a week in Charlevoix at the Noble
will filed in Thompsonville, Conn.
N. J.
with beaver or fetch
County, N. Y., will be appointed ident; M. Gorman, vice-president;
Hotel.
Mr.
Kraft
and
son
Eugene
The parents of Mr. Levi are also
Reshevsky, Raimi, Somerman, Mil-
returned to the city on Labor Day, governor of the Federal Reserve
remembered
but no specific
grom,
Holman,
Bredstein
and
Na-
Mr. and Mrs. A. Barit of Boston while Mrs. Kraft and on Hannan Board if a legal difficulty offered
Silver Muskrat trimmed
amount is named in the will.
boulevard, have returned from a will remain in Charlevoix until by the fact that another New than Goldman.
Albert J. Levi was the chief European trip.
with beaver
Yorker
is
a
member
of
the
board
Sept.
15.
owner of the 126 Kay jewelry
can be overcome.
Aesculapians to Discuss the
stores and 26 Hadley furniture
Mrs. Philip Kaplan and children
Mrs.
Morris
Friedman
(Blossom
Chain
Store
Problem.
stores in various cities throughout of South Martindale avenue, re-
Raccoon
I the United States. Ile is said to turned from Point aux l'aux, where Diamond) has returned to her , MRS. F. FULD WILL
The Aesculapian Society, organ-
have been the first man to intro- they have been spending the sum- home in Paterson, N. J., after a
izationo f J
fortnight's visit with her parents, I
pharmacists, will
duce miniature golf on his estate men.
Squirrel
DONATE FUNDS FOR meet at oewish
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Diamond.
Webster Hall at 8 p. m.
at Enfield, Conn. The sisters of
Mrs. Kaplan's mother and sis-
ima Wednesday. Samuel Stahl, presi-
—
NEWARK SYMPHONY dent of the organization, announc-
Mr. Levi are named as the priori. tern, Mrs. David Scott and Miss
Miss Jean Blair, who recently
pal beneficiaries under the terms E leanor Scott, of Syracuse, N. Y., returned
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ea that the meeting will be f eatu
nt an extended trip
from
red
of the trod., which appointed Ed- and Mrs. Oscar Lehr, of Cleveland,
NEWARK, N. J.—(J. T. Al)— by
important
discussion of the
win M. Rosenthal of Detroit and were her recent guests at the throughout the West, has been the A local symphony orchestra, which chain an
store
problem.
Edmund I. Kaufman of Washing- p ai nt
house guest of Miss Fannie Tush- will endeavor to achieve for musi-
ton, D. C., as executors.
man at Cass Lake, Keego Harbor. cal art in this city what the Phil-
—
harmonic Symphony Orchestra has
DELICATESSEN
harmonic
Dr. and Mrs. Morris D Silver
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stein, their done for`New York, will be a real-
For Your Lunches
spent the week-end at Boulder son, Milford, and their (laughter, ity soon, due to the munificence of
CONVICT RAISES $500
11612 Dexter Boulevard
Lodge,
Hayfield,
Ont.,
as
guests
of
FOR MEMORIAL FUND
Shirley Mae, have returned after Mrs. Felix Fuld, widow of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Martin.
a month's sojourn in Grand Bend, noted merchant and philanthropist,
---
COLUMBUS, Ohio.—(J. T. A.)
Ont.
According to present announce-
Minn Esther Schlesinger, (laugh-
—Three thousand dollars has so
ment, Mrs. Fuld will contribute
far been contributed to the Gash- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schles-
Mrd. Leonard R. Gordon and sufficient funds to establish an or-
nofsky Memorial Fund in honor of inger, returned from Charlevoix, son, Eugene of Cleveland, former- chestra comprised of a sufficient
she spent a fortnight at the IY of this city, are visiting 111r. and
the late Isaac B. Gashnofsky, rab- here
number of musicians to make up a
Inn.
Mrs. Sol. Gordon of Monterey aw- complete symphonic organization
bi at Ohio State Penitentiary for
1 nue. L. Gordon of Cleveland and and be conducted by a leader of
more than 60 years. The fund is
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alan
Kopelson
and
It.
Rict
of
Akron,
Ohio,
came
in
LOOSE LEAF NOTEB OOKS
to be used for loans and aid to
outstanding prominence and abil-
LEDGERS, JOURNALS, PEN CILS, PENCIL BOXES
prisoners upon their release in or- (laughter, Sally Jean, of 1941Ifor the week-end.
ity.
FOUNTAIN PENS, TABLETS, INKS
der to aid them in obtaining a new Gladstone, have returned from the
One
of
the
outstanding
features
White
Mountains in New Hemp-
.
start in life .
Miss Fannie Alpen of 2012 Vir. ; o h ef ethhe epp erocjiae lcity, aanedeleoinmeedwhhicyh hthaes
SCHOOL BAGS AND BRIEF CASES
where they spent the months ginia Park spent the week-end with
Five hundred dollars of the to- shire,
of July and August at Campslher parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, Al- press of the city, centers about the
tal thus far raised was contribu-
ted through the efforts of Charles Eagle Point and Stinson. !pen at Bay City, Mich. As her a p;rsom nn ue si l c o iaf riswi
the oll rch ix estg ra i,..enNe th w e-
Goldb erg, one of the prison inmates
guest, Miss Bessie Patoljohn joined
Ilooknellern Since 1.75
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rabwin of her over Labor Day and returned first opportunity to qualify for'
who obtained it by communicating
1550 WOODWARD AVENUE
Boston boulevard, have returned with Miss Alpern on Monday. membership. The new organize.'
with friends on the outside who from
RANDOLPH 0200
an
extended
visit
in
Lou
An-
Bent him the money for the fund.
—
tion was conceived not only for its a
geles
Dr. ind Mrs. Sam Van Vliet eel- cultural value, but also as a means
ebrated their twenty-fifth wedding of affording employment to local
anniversary at the Cadillac Ath- musicians, whose livelihood is be-
letic Club, entertaining 130 guests ing rendered difficult due to in-
at a dinner-dance, roads made by talking pictures and
AiValsAKIalS WisliWalse slislie lalaW ASa Vaa a asWWWW.I•
other mechanical devices. It is
Miss Ann Lois Magilavy of 3296 believed the local orchestra also
Clements avenue is in New York will replace the Newark appear-
City visiting friends and relatives. ances o f the New York Philhar-
monic Symphony, which for the
f
y
pastfew
ears
have een
b
Misses Amelia Plotter and Es- pa
M rs.
F
uld's gifts to the schoo l childr en
ther Hirshman have returned from
of this cite.
a boat trip to Duluth.
While the orchestra will in no
way b e affiliated w ith th e board
M
bd of .
Sirs.
I. Frazer and daughter, educat
ion, although it is
Si,,,,, of Spokane avenue spent a
that Mrs. Fuld would welcome the .•
awls at Grand Rapids.
use of the orchestra by the board
• /
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fineberg of, to whatever extent it might be
laalie avenue, have returned from deemed of educational value to
. .
a wick's visit in Buffalo and Ni- the student body of the city.
Mrs. Fuld recently tr. co-donor 0
agara Falls.
with her brother, Louis Bom-
e
I
1l r. and Sirs.
Ilarris and son, berger, of $5,000 to found an in-
I
stitution
of
higher
learning.
Her
i
derollita of Buffalo, N. Y., are the
guests of their parents, Mr. and munificence has reached its every I
Mis. D. Kline of Elmhurst avenue. corner of cultural activity in the I
l ocal community.
i
e
Miss Sarah Kaminsky, of Johns-
tswn, Pa . is the guest of her
.
I
cousins, Sir. and Mrs. Harry- L. ABANDONED JEWESSES
I
Cummins of Burlingame avenue.
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Mrs. Ralph Paul and son, Roy, of
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—The
Hazelwood avenue have returned thousands of Jewish women whose
from a visit to Los Angeles.
husbands have disappeared during
the late World War should not be
Mr. and Mrs Ira F'riedenberg c onsidered as "Agunoths" and
and Mr, and Mrs. Herman Green- should he free to remarry, declares
hens returned from a two weeks' a resolution whole(' recently by the
visit in Charlevoix.
c onference of the World Union for
Progressive Judaism in London,
Mrs. Selma Keil of 9330 Dexter which was submitted to that body
rulers rd, entertained Miss Paul- b y the World Organization of Jew-
ine Weinstein of Chicago, with a ish Women, of which Mrs. Alexan-
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weiner roast at Belle Isle last der Kohut is president and Miss
Tuesday evening. Twenty.two Estelle Si. Sternberger is secre-
e e
tary.
guests were present.
In acting to the plea of the World
Miss Pauline Meinstein who Organization of Jewish Women i.
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GRAND, UPRIGHT AND PLAYER
spent a two weeks' vacation here that the Jewish divorce laws be
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es guest of her sister, Mrs. Ethel nn dified in reference to certain fi.
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hadwick, and the W. W. Girls, recognized problems with particu-
Own Make
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I;as returned to Chicago.
lar reference to Agunoths, the 0
0
Wotan Union for Progressive .1u-
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Miss. Mae Cohen of Clairmont ; dais to resolved:
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iisenue has as her house guest Miss
e
1. That women should be on a
Estelle Atkins of New York City. footing of perfect eqality with men
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as regards marriage and divorce.
Sweetest Tone n the World , 1
Mr. and Mrs. Max Schoenfeld
2. That the thousands of Jew-
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and family, formerly of 8734 Dex- ish women who through the loss of /
,, AND ... there is the further advantage of
t••r Isolevard, are now residing at their husbands in the late World 0
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27 13 Calvert avenue.
War, from whom they have not i having an instrument of such superior musi-
heard and who presumably are
cal quality that it is praised by world-re-
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobson dead, most he considered as re-
nowned musical authorities . . . a piano in 0 i
and family spent the past week-end leased from their technical condi- I
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e
which
you,
and
the
others
of
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home,
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tion of "Agunoths" and should be .
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Miss Jean Blair of Chicago titled to remarriage.
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Finkle of Chicago. 111., the house must, according to Jewish orthod-ix I
"7he Musical Center of bits-oil"
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guest of Miss Fannie Tushman.
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Miss Fannie Tushman of Cle- to remarry) because of the abuses
meets avenue had as her house which have grown up in connection
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Mildred Finkle of Chicago, Ill. )'impaired the rights of women
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Miss Tushman entertained at a and have imposed unfair hardship
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party at Cam Lake, Keego Harbor. i
mpediment to her remarriage.
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