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J. N. F. FLOWER DAY
PLANS BEING MADE

Samuel N. Heyman Names
Majors to Help Him in
Annual Event.

Samuel N. IIeyman, chairman of
the annual Flower Day of the Jew-
ish National Fund, to be held on
Sunday, June 7, announces that
1. ns have been completed for the
ferination of an organization to di-
rya the street canvass on that day
through the sale of flowers.
Mr. Heyman has chosen Edward
Frunzblau to act as his co-chai•-
man. Israel Wiener is secretary
and Mrs. Heyman associate secre-
tary of the Flower Day.
Majors in the canvass will be
Miss Yetta Iloffman, Mrs. II.
Kraft, Miss Miriam Nakelsky,
Miss Esther Naimark, Miss Esther
Karts], A. D. Marksun, 1. Knop-
pow and Miss Zelda Teitelbaum.
Each major will have a group of
clubs under his jurisdiction and
will be in charge of a district on
Flower Day. Clubs and captains
will tie announced next week.

/ladassah Infant Welfare
Fund.

The Sisterhood of Temple Meth Jacob
closed their teaton of regular meetings
with • luncheon at the Knollwood l'o
my ( Friday. May S. Luncheon was

rrZrdj:7 1t, b 11;'s.Tt:*:;an'eal 'Ilitti!kyne?. , a'lie7;
of honor for the •fternoon was Mr ,
Rappaport of Flint, president of
•
the Statend
Flint Sisterhood, who
spoke on
o the aims of the organisation.
Mr, Joseph Ehrlich of Detroit. hun-
1 orarymember of this sisterhood, au,
maul, interesting facts about the Bath,
tah and 81 work.
Annual reports were
re submitted by the
secretary. Mrs. Murray Wolfman and
the treasurer. Mrs. Saul Iltrnkrant,
Ann Katchka, tuperintentlent of the relig-
ious ',hoot reportetl of lit progress dit,
Meths past year.
Mrs. Joseph Barnett. president, ett•

Gladstone. Phone Garfield 6128
from 7 to 10 a. m. and 4 to 8
P. en.

man from Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich

and Mrs. D. S. Zemon.

$10 For Yeshiva.

The sum of $10 was collected for
Yeshiva Beth Judah of Detroit by
the Kohen, G. N. elick, at the Pidyon
Mahan of the new-born son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Green.

HERE IT IS!

Just What You Have Waited For

THE MODERN KOSHER
DELICATESSEN STORES

■ are offering again

Special for this Saturday and Sunday Only
May 16 and 17th.

Whole Pickled Tongues
28c per lb.

The Best By in Detroit at This Low Price

THE MODERN KOSHER
DELICATESSEN STORES

11612 DEXTER

BOULEVARD

In Dexter Theater Bldg., bet. Burlingame and Webb

8636 TWELFTH STREET AT LEE PLACE

No connection with any other delicatessen stores in
Detroit.

WE SERVE LUNCHES AND FULL COURSE

DINNERS IN OUR DEXTER STORE AT THE

LOWEST PRICES.

DAVID IIOROWITZ, the teacher.
Hebrew, Yiddish and English
reading and writing in 5 lessons
for young and old. Guaran-
teed. Free trial lesson. 2248
Hazelwood, Garfield 68354 .

three bedrooms. Tile bath and
shower, instantaneous hot water,
enclosed screen porch, fireplace
and a side drive garage are some
of the features of this beautiful
flat. Open for your inspection
at any time. Inquire 2470
Blaine

When the boss finds

light bedrooms, painted walls,
stippled plaster, stall shower,
free electric refrigeration, sepa-

you in a tete-a-tote with his secretary ...

rate garage. Oil heat if desired.

ILL-TREATMENT OF
JEWS BRINGS U. S.
INQUIRY IN MEXICO

MILK SALESMEN—To canvass
for new customers. A liberal
(Continued from Page One.)
commission paid. Give detailed
description of qualifications.
threatening
letters from the anti-
Write Box 100, Detroit Jewish
Semitic party warning them to
Chronicle.
have th ecountry in 24 hours, or
FOR RENT—An attractive, large else their bodies will be delivered
furnished room, for single or to the governments of the coun-
couple. Kitchen privileges. Re- tries from which they come, it was
fined neighborhood. Good trans- reported here.
President Ortiz Rubio warmly
portation. Reasonable. Garage
if desired. Vicinity of Univer- applauded the anti-Jewish and
sity of Detroit. Call after 6 p. anti-alien speeches that were de-
livered at a mass meeting of Mexi-
m., University 2-6648.
can market vendors here, and also
FOR RENT—Attractive, modernly pinned a medal upon the breast of
furnished bedroom with private Angel Ladron, anti-Semitic mem-
family. In good neighborhood. ber of Congress, to whom this
A few
steps to bus line. Home medal had been presented by a
.
• Suitable for one or Mexican traders' association.
P
The mass meeting, which was
two. Board if desired. Rent
very reasonable. 3359 Elmhurst held in the government theater Hi-
dalgo,
was attended by 5,000 per-
avenue, Arlington 5997-W.
sons. Over the loge in which
l'resident
Rubio sat, together with
COTTAGE for rent, Sylvan Lake.
Nice location. All conveniences. Deputy Ladron, there hung a ban-
ner
with
the
inscription, "All Mex-
Month or season. Very reason-
ican traders ask that the Jews be
able. Arlington 5253-W.
expelled from Mexico." A large
TO RENT-2468 Blaine, near La number of congressmen and high
Salle boulevard. An ideal flat in government officials were present
an ideal location. Six modern at the mass meeting. One of the
rooms, newly decorated through- speakers turned to the president
out. Exceptionally large kitch- and asked him to "stab the Jewish
en, dining room, living room and hearts with the Mexican flag."

DANZIG.—(J. T. A.)—It be-
came known here that the Mexi-
can consul has reported to his gov-
ernment that the anti-Jewish out-
breaks in Mexico City have created
a bad impression in Europe, dam-
aging Mexican trade overseas,

More Suicide. in Poland.
FOR RENT—Seven-room lower
bright flat, three bedrooms, all WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—Two
modern conveniences, extra large Jewish merchants, one in Bialystok,
living room, good northwest res. and another in Bielski Podalski,
idential section. Oil heat. Near committed suicide because Of finan-
. car and bus rand Shaarey Zedek cial difficulties resulting from the
and B'noi Moshe Synagogue. economic depression being encoun-
2932 Webb avenue. Call Cad- tered by Polish Jewry and which
has already resulted in numerous
iliac 1363 or Hemlock 4510.
Jewish suicides.
FOR RENT—Room suitable for
The two Jews who took their
one or two gentlemen or couple. lives are Reuben Twelski, 68, a
A real home. Private family. drug merchant from Bialystok, and
Rent reasonable. Garage if de- M. Binder, 28, from Bielski Po-
sired. 2015 Seward, near Four- dalski.
To the growing list of Jewish
teenth. Euclid 4518.W.
is crisis five more names were add-
WANTED—Young man as coun- sitoides resulting from the econom-
cillor for a summer camp. A ed Monday. Israel Wundheiler, a9,
senior medical student pre- an industrialist, shot himself and
ferred. Apply evenings at Un- his two-year old son. In a note he
ser Camp, 8679 Twelfth street. left, Wundheiler said that he could

Be nonchalant .. .

LIGHT A MU RAD

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SOCIETY, "HOGGISH," 'PROMINENT KEYMAN
PAYING THE PRICE IN ALLIED DRIVE!

(Continued from Page One)

scarcely any attention to the situ-
ation," he said.
"Today the crushing realization
that 8,000,000 are jobless stirs us
out of our lethargy and compels

wage-earner with a primitive In-
dian, Mr. Stern observed that the
latter had the advantage of being
able to obtain food and shelter
whereas many modern Americans
go hungry in the midst of plenty.
"Next to Nothing."
Quoting an indictment of relief
activity as "the work of salvagers,
who follow in the wake of human
society and pick up the wreckage
which it leaves behind," Mr. Stern
charged that "in the preventative
field we have accomplished next to
not ing.
"Now the greatest social blight,
of all, unemployment, has spread
its cancerous growth through the
body politic, he continued. It is
a disease that challenges even our!
national safety and security. It
constitutes a real danger.
"Because of this danger there
rises to the heavens a very Babel
of talk concerning the economic

problem. We hold seminars, like
this one, for example. If all this
discussion leads eventually to same
constructive action towards funds-

CONCERT OF LOCAL
CANTORS ON JUNE 7

The first grand concert of the
GIRL who has an apartment
share it with another Cantors Association of Detroit and
wishes to
a ct oni!
g
June e
ly
i e
na held
n 11. 1 .itl't
‘
1
,..
11
girl. Call Sunday, or evenings .
the
synagogue
after 8, Euclid 1572-R,
gr, gation B'nai Moshe , Dexter and

Ma y 1, 19;11.

Said sale will be continued from day to day (Sun-
days excepted) until the same are sold.

CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
City Treasurer.

Al Cohen's
Peerless Plumbing & Heating Co.

DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE

Specialists in apartment house plumbing and heat-
ing work at lowest prices in the city.

my plea

LET US CLEAN YOUR CAR

In the Morning Before Going to Town

Place it in our hands for 10 minutes and it will look like
new. Drive a clean car to town.

Auto Wash 95o

Dexter
Auto Wash
12005 DEXTER BOULEVARD

"The genius of Judaism lies in the
fact that it spiritualizes social val-
ues. Just because man' s every
day difficulties and worldly profs.
Ions are vital to him, Judaism is
concerned with them.

THOMASHEFSKY AT
YIDDISH THEATER

SCHAPIRO TO GIVE

HADASSAH RECITAL

On Monday, May 25, at the Stat-
ler Hotel, the closing electing of the

ndaasip
sahh Dwaivllidtsaokhe, pplr a e c.ei.,
Famed Player Here This w yeiathr omf rslla
Week End in "Der Hun. dent of the Detroit chapter, pre-
siding.
garisher Chazan."

-

us to do a little thinking."
Comparing the modern American

WANTED — Middle-aged widow not leave his son to the terrible fate mental cure, then it is worth while.
Otherwise we must admit it is a
now' facing Polish Jewry.
would like room and board in
Almost simultaneously three un- pure waste of time."

home. 2611 Gladstone, Apt.
308.

Office of City Treasurer,
Detroit, Michigan.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to law, the
City Treasurer has prepared a complete list of de-
linquent General City Tax Assessments for the year
1930. Said delinquent list of assessments will be sold
at the office of the City Treasurer in the City Hall,
City of Detroit, State of Michigan, on Monday the
lot day of June, 1931, at public auction, commencing
at the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, the several lands, tenements, hereditaments and
premises in said delinquent list, each parcel or de-
scription separately, for the lowest term of years
for which any person will offer to take the same in
zonsideration of advancing the sum or sums which
were assessed by the Common Council of said City
for such General City Taxes, unless the said sum or
sums with the costs and charges thereon shall before
that time be paid.

Saturday, Sunday and Holidays, $1.25
Lubrication Service
Special Rates for Monthly Storage

FOR RENT—A newly furnished
room in private. home, for re-
fined gentleman. Privilege of
Corner
porch and garage.
Longfellow and Dexter boule-
vard, upstairs. Longfellow
3727.
CONTRACT BRIDGE TAUGHT.
50c an hour per person in
groups of four. Mrs. Theodore FOR RENT — 2721 Leslie. Six
rooms and breakfast nook, large
Kelter, Longfellow 7708.

refined Jewish-American home. employed Jewesses, Sara Lifterik,
The first step toward such con-
Write Box 166, Detroit Jewish Hela Greenspan and Reisel Wohl- structive action, he said, is "to real-
Chronicle.
ize
that our social structure does
man, committed suicide jointly.
have serious defects."
--
ELDERLY LADY, daughter and
"Judaism has within it a formu-
desire two light
schoolboy,
le that can definitely aid the oaf-
refined
housekeeping rooms
tering world," Mr. Stern said.

Notice of
Delinquent
Tax Sale

PHONE ARLINGTON 5997-W and ask about our
NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE

quire at 3321 Monterey avenue.
Hemlock 0292-W,

MRS. J. SHERLINT: —Etrst.class
catering for weddings and par-
ties. 15850 Linwood. Univer-
sity 2.1010.

it!ittZni,:tehe7 roe their
h:„,Z.ri""
Mrs. Charles Alpern and Mrs. John
Feldman of Detroit Presented several
musical selections.
Other out-of-town guests were: Mrs.]
Lillian Cass•n of New York City. Mrs.
Archie Barnett of Flint and Mn,. Las
Ito.tenthal of Detroit.
A beautiful basket of spring flower,
presented by Mr, Jacob Kovintity cen-
tered the 10 , 11118 •rran,ement of tablet
at which SO guests were seated.
---
Mrs. Benjamin Goldstein of Ottawa
Drive, has •s her guest for the week,
Hrs. Lillian Cassan of New York Cits•

A benefit dance, with the entire
proceeds being turned over to the
Allied Jewish Campaign, will be
given by Chapter 113 of the A. Z.
A., at the Jewish ('enters, Thurs-
day, May 21. Leo Lubetsky is the
chairman for the dance and he has
arranged a scheme for interesting
decorations.

EMBARRA-SACT MOMENTS

ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORA- FOR RENT—A nice furnished
TORS—We dopainting, deco-
room, with all modern conveni-
rating and plastering. Guaran-
ences, in a desirable neighbor-
teed work. L. •athanson, 2987
hood. With small family. In-

James

The Infant Welfare Fund of Ila-
dassah has received the following
contributions:
In memory of Mrs. Anna Rosen-
stein from Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, Mrs.
D. S. Zemon, Mrs. Mat E. Sable,
Mrs. J. H. Ehrlich.
In memory of Mrs. David P. Sil-
verman of St. Louis, Mo., from
Mrs. Wolf Kaplan.
In memory of Mrs. Louis Kap-
lan from Mrs. Lurie.
In memory of Mr. Sam Wets-

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Pontiac Note

: Dance Proceeds for Allied
Campaign.

VerRorrdimsn eiROXICLE

For this occasion Stanislaw
Another Crest treat is offered Schapiro, violinist, will present a
the Detroit Yiddish theater-going short recital, assisted by Sol I.
audience this week-end at Litt- Kessler, as accompanist. Mr. Scha-
man's Yiddish People's Theater, Piro, a graduate of the Imperial
Twelfth
Seward.
Boris and
Thomashefsky,
father of Conservatory of Petrograd, under
the late Leopold Auer, has been
the Jewish theater in America and has been with the Detroit Sym-
one of the outstanding actors, ap- phony Orchestra for the past see-
pears with his entire cast, in "Der en years in the first violin section.

I. HIMELHOCH

Ilungariseher Chazan" ("The Hun. Mr. Schapiro also conducts a studio
garian Cantor"). of music at 1424 Hazelwood ave.
Mr. Thomashefsky here appears nue.
in his crowning role, that of the
Reading of annual reports of

Israel Ilimelhoch, keyman of Di- cantor. This play is being present- committees and the election of ofli-
vision I, on Thursday gave prom- ed on Friday, Saturday and Sun- cers and directors will precede the
ise that his workers will be among day evenings,
recital which will be followed with
On Saturday and Sunday mati- an address by Mrs. Joseph II. Ehr-
the first to exceed their quota in
the Allied Jewish Campaign. Mor- nees Mr. Thomashefsky and his lich. Mrs. Ehrlich attended the
ton Ashner, one of Mr. Ilimelhoch's cast will appear in "Der Greener Texas Regional of Hadassah and
captains, was one of the first to ex- Niillioner" ("The Greenhorn Mil- will present a resume of the pro-
ceed his quota, having reported on lionaire"), a play by Abraham eeedinir 3 of that conference, to-
gether with reflections on a short
Tuesday that he had raised 120 Shomer
Appearing with Mr. Thomashef. stay at St. Louis where she con-
per cent on the sum assigned him.
sky are: Regena Zuckerberg, Irv. ferred with the leaders of
that
ing Grossman, Jacob Jacobs Bett chapter of lladassah.
Zviller Society Gives $25 to Jacobs, Golds Lubritzky, Max Ba-

A. J. C.; Card Party

Tuesday.

din. Moshe Zilberkasten, Rebecca
Weintraub, Harry Thomashefsky,
Dave Lubritzky and Dina Gold-
berg,

Young
Judaea

Club
Notes

Th
The Zv iller Ladies' Aid Society
announces 11 gift of $25 to the Al-
led Jewish Campagn.
,
The society will hold a card
party at Hostess Cake Reception
—
Roses of Sharon.
day, May 19. Mrs. 0. Soria of 106
Simon Shetzer, president of the
The last meeting of the Roses of
Main street, Royal Oak, is chair-
Zionist District of Detroit, anemia. Sharon was held at the home of
lady, assisted by Mrs. M. Klein.
ces that Robert Szold, president of Bessie Silverman. A kickball team
. Reservations may be made by catt- the Zionist Organization of Amer- was organized and anyone wishing
' ng Mrs. Klein, University 25241. ice, will Its a guest in Detroit on to play call the sponsor, Miss Ear-
Wednesday, May 27, and will ad- bet, Longfellow 9101. The club
ii a I evy- Hazomir Choral So- 1
dress a joint public meeting of consists of girls of the ages of 12 to
cicty Director to Conduct
the Zionist District of Detroit and t
Farband Concert.
Detroit Chapter of Hadassad. De-

SZOLD, Z. 0. A. HEAD
TO SPEAK MAY 27

tails will be announced next week.

Dan Frohman, director of the

Young Hebrew s.
CEP
NR T Es
CENTER
ER EN M T U SSI4C R SE
C C H IOO
TA1Ls
.. , ove T rht4last meet
Presided

"The social problems of today Halevy-Hazomir Farband Choir,
roll RENT—Nice clean, fur- Lawrence, under the leadership of are the same in essence as stirred willconduct
a concur[ d,
President Sol Shiffman. A
the I rophets ages ago; that is why by the children of the Farb:
nished room for a gentleman by Prof. E. Zaludkowski.
!discussion was held as to whether
and Folk
of
the
The
concert
will
he
one
the
message of Judaism for social School May 17, at Northern High
a small family. Very reason-
t
Pupils of the Jewish Center btu- Arbor Day should be celebrated by
able. 1414 West Euclid, Apt. outstanding musical events of the justice is a modern message with
hike v or h ,. a. i trty. A party was
sic Schwa will he presented in four, held
year, consisting of religious folks a never-failing inspiration for man-
10, near Hamilton car line.
Sc Mrs, Emma Laza rolY-Sehaver
`—'' May 6, at Phila.
recitals, May 20, 24, 27, and June ".'"
music, choral and individual solo- kind.
'
' represented the Halevy last week
, delphia-li
ron Hebrew School. A
7 at 8:15 o'clock ' the (5,
TO RENT—Beautiful large room ists.
"How eloquently these Prophets,
er
was voted in, Bertha
with
her
well
chosen
program
•
auditorium,
31
Melbourne
avenue.
new
mem
A conference of all cantors of who were laymen like ourselves,
to lady or gentleman in single
d
g
consiste
she broadcast for the bone- , The piano, violin, and 'cello depart- IChaiken.
of articles on e p Throram
home. Reasonable. Near Four- America and Canada will be hel d plead for our brothers, the under- which
fit of th e Al lied Jewish Cam p al
Ile bre w topics read
meats will appear in solo and en-
teenth street car and Roosevelt May 27 and 28 in Chicago, through privileged, the helpless. How nobly
The mem bership drive f or the semble numbers.
!by members of the club.
the
initiative
of
the
Cantors
Asso-
they
demand
that
men
fulfill
their
school. 2704 Elmhurst.
!
ciation of Detroit and their presi- moral obligations to their fellow- choir is now in full swing. All I The faculty members, with Ben-I
people capable of singing are wel- stetson Netzorg
FOR RENT-furnished room, with dent, Cantor Zaludkowski, to dis- men and to help society achieve its
as advisory head, 'Two
New Reo Models Are
use of telephone and garage if cuss the problems of the profession. goal. How well they bring home come to come to weekly rehearsals ■ re: Stanislaw Szmulewicz and
Rumored.
necessary. At 2951 Glendale The following cantors are delegated to on now, today, the supremacy of whieh take place every Monday Walter Blumenati, violin depart-
evening, at 8:30, in room 123,
avenue, between Lawton and to the conference: E. Zaludkowski, human values over all the material
ment; Edith Ella Davis Clara E
Northern High School.
W aldron, and Rosa Bassin, piano ' It is rumored that the Reo Motor
Wildemere. president; M. Milkovsky, vice-pres- instruments of civilization."
department; insatrnut I oornard
Car Company
p y
ill so on announce
ident; A. Rosenfeld, vice-presi-
The crux of the matter, he said,.
wica.
two new Flying Clouds an eight
MUST SELL at sacrifice. Beauti- dent; S. Mog ilevsk) • secretary; II. is "to translate these ideals into Junior Jewish National Fund
ful summer home, 100-foot Lebovitz. .
and a six at the lowest price at
To Hear Simon Shetzer.
action—to apply the gospel of so-

frontage on Williams Lake.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
For full particulars call Pontiac

9744, State Lunch, South Sagi•
saw street.

Berkower Fur Shoppe Opens
On Dexter.

cial justice to our every day con-
duct in business life and to the
larger life of the community."
"This practically means," he con-
tinued, "to get our people, under
the inspiration of phophetic ideal-
ism, to do serious scientific organ- ,
ized thinking and planning for so.'
cial reform.
Practical and Spiritual.
"It is of record historically that,
Jews have been distinguished lead- i
ers in social effort. They seem to
possess a rare combination of prac-
tical and spiritual powers, perhaps!
because they themselves have been
the classic victims of injustice."
He named Louis D. Brandeis,
Henry A. Dix, Dr. Lee K. Frankel,'
David Lubin, Albert Lasker, Ilart,
Shaffner and Marx, Edward Hoch.
heuser, Sydney Blumenthal and
Sydney Hillman as examples of

The next social meeting of the
Junior Jewish National Fund will'
be
held at the Shaarey Zedek
branch, 9125 Twelfth street, Thurs-
day evening, May 21.
On this occasion, Simon Shetzer
will be the speaker of the evening.
Banjo songs will be presented by
Henry Gotliffe, club treasurer, and
popular hits from the "Jewish
Mark Twain," Sholom Aleichern,
will be given by Jack Newman. I
Popular song hits of the day will

Makielaky Exhibits Portrait
of Judge Butzel.

which Reo Flying Cloud power,
, performance and endurance have
ever been offered. While aeeifie
, details are lacking it is sai d that
Leon A. Makielski, noted Detroit the new models will feature sharp
artist, is holding another exhibi- V-pointed radiator a, one-piece
thin, which started Monday, May fenders patterned after
de-
ll, at the Fisher building, !show- velomal in the aerodynamic those
labora-
ing landscapes and still life
and a tory for the Reo-Royale, attractive
few charcoal portraits. A recently body lines
and performance and
completed life size nil portrait of comfort
characteristics that make

Saul Berkower, formerly of the
EMPLOYED COUPLE will share firm Zausmer and Berkower, 112
their comfortable, artistically Eaton Tower, announces the open-
furnished home on Glynn Court ing of an exclusive Fur Shop (for-
with couple. Select residential merly Birnbaums), at 11551 Der-
section. Very reasonable. Must ter boulevard, fully equipped with
furnish good references. Call the latest improvements for manu-
Lieutenant Commander Richard T. the new Flying Cloud eight and six
featuring and storing high grade
Brodhead of the United States in every way worthy of Reo's good
evenings, Hemlock 3845-W.
furs.
Navy, is shown for the first time name. The announcement is in
NINETY-NINE OUT OF A HUN- The designing department and
in Detroit.
• line with the policy of Reo's man.
be
offered
by
Miss Beatrice Glick,
BRED young men and women factory will be in charge of Louis
A portrait in charcoal of
Judge agement under the direction of
radio star. The public is invited.
should join the international D. Berkower, who for the past 28
Henry
M.
Bated,
is
also
shown.
William
Robert Wilson and follows
The second anniversary party Mr. Makielski is
matrimonial club now being or- years was associated with some of
noted for his por- closely the confirmation of the
will he given at the home of Miss traits in nil
ganized. For full particulars the leading retail furriers in the
and charcoal of famous I statement that there will
be a new
Jerry !layman of Leslie avenue,
write Box 175 care of the De- country, including the Rollins Com-
persons but at this exhibition he I Reo ton and one half speedwagon
on Saturday evening, Slay 23, at
pang of this city.
troit Jewish Chronicle.
shows his versatility as an artist in the lowest price field which will
9
p. m. Refreshments will be, of charming
"By being away from the high
landscapes and still be equal in every detail to the
served.
FOR RENT—Clean, large, airy rent district we are able to give you
life.
apeedwagons that have been sold in
furnished room, with private the best of service in all fur wants,
The public is cordially invited.
great numbers in the higher price
family, no small children, half including making coats and scarfs, Jews of high humanitarian philos-
Center Athletic League.
Informal reception will be held bracket.
Scores
of
Intermediate
Basketball Tuesday evening, May 19.
block off two street car lines. also repairing and remodeling, at ophy.
Of May it Revelers 2, Maccabees
"They are your true apostles of 00/1181
Will rent very reasonable. 1676 a great saving," the Berkower
7: Pirates M . Panther, 4 .
constructive change," he said.
Elmhurst, Arlington 1898. Mrs. Fur Shoppe states.
Scores of Senior !intermediate baseball
"We can, if we but will, make game. of N., 101 Olympic, 4. Comers
B. Strasner.
0; Pilots 0. Bawling, 9, Cellice 11, I
our Jewish social philosophy a leav- aaerie
eeeee nta 0.
FOR RENT—Large, sunny room, Series of Lectures by Rabbi en to the public conscience, a force IC
, Schedule of Intermediate League for
good springs and mattress, suit-
for unmeasured practical good.
Mer 17, Pirates v.. Spartans. No. I at
Lazerow.
"Moses Maimonides sought to 12; Panthers ea Maccabees. No. I at
able for two. Telephone, shower
Rabbi Judah L. Lazerow, lectur- teach perplexed Jews how to ful- :10 0 evelers
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•s. Balfour, No. I at
Furnished summer cottage, six large rooms and two large
bath, hot water continuously.
er, and author of many widely real fill their mission as pragmatic
sleeping porches, also natural gas. Formerly Madison
Good transportation. Rent $4 •
Schedule of Senior linterniediat• •Lague
Hebrew and Yiddish works, will
Cottage, corner Maple and Willow Beach Roads, Cu.
for
May
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week for one $8 for two. 3795
mystics through application of the
deliver a series of talks at the
Lake.
spiritual attitude to the practical I 1.100'.10‘
Elmhurst, Northlawn 0153.
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problems of life and society. Ile 1 12:00,
For Details, Call I. GRUSKIN, Northlawn 8713
FOR RENT—A nicely furnished at Beaubein streets, on Saturday enunciated the principle that 'the
Schedule of Junior Di•Ision. American,
room for young lady or gentle- morning, at 9 a. m., and In the a - highest form of charity is the abcs League of Inter...M.11.ot amm
Is. Brightennor as Dodge. Sogphits Tfrigrt
man. All conveniences, including ternoon at 4 p. m., May 16. Rabbi lition of poverty.' Remembering 10.
Highland Park.
telephone. Near Fourteenth Lazerow will also lecture on Sun- this principle, let us justify our- I National 1,111111,10, Junior DI•itiont Tan!
bus and Twelfth street car line. day and Monday evenings at 7:30 selves by translating our ethical Beta 0. Weinm•nt Sophie Wright 0.1
o'clock.
These
talks
are
dedicated
Highland Park West
Mrs.
Reasonable. 2040 Taylor.
idealism into social custom."
;
Schedule of Midget Di•Ision, Anserl.
to the Jewish Youth of Detroit and
Chazin.
I can League. Hue Is Dodge Iry Bright•
are free to the public. Rabbi Laz-
moor t Jewish Center ea. Highland Park
West
TO RENT-2989 Glendale ave- Crow has delivered 15 talks thus
National League. Franklin 0. Urban
Scientific Methods Used
nue, between Lawton and Wil- far, each lasting from one to two SIsconmah
111 be held Friday and Sat• Leagu•
Sophie Wright
Services
••. Highland
demere, six rooms, breakfast hours.
urday mornings •nd
14.e 22 Park Emit.
All work guaranteed. Bonded and licensed. Get our ap-
and IL Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld will lead
room, frigidaire, newly decorat-
praisal.. Lowest price..
the 0•k0. Rabbi Moses Fisheye
Fox
ed, two water heaters. One
CARD OF THANKS
block from school. Reasonable.
Laughs provoked by ■ rare «stay the pulpit on both
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The family of the late Henry H
Friday
Arlington 9611.
comedy cast is the keynote for the morning at to ass Saturday at 10 30 Goldberg express their aincere I l
success of "6 Cylinder Love" which 110 Iir eer.k`e ' 0 1 be he'd sss
em , ., thanks and appreciation to Dr. A.
FOR RENT — Lower flat, six came to the Fox Theater Friday. x • r 21 at 11 o'clock.
(ALLIED WITH BARSAMIAN
M. Hershman, Ashlar Lodge No.
Luachasm-Brielge:
rooms decorated to suit or privi- Fanchon & Marco's "Morroccan
The sisterhood is tanning to hold • 91, Consistory and Shrine lodges;:
6375 TIREMAN AVENUE
Garfield 4490
lege of as many rooms desired. idea on the stage has the celebrated II luncheon and bride; party. Wednesday. also their relatives and friends for
be
Responsible people only. I. Hadji Ali, Egyptian enigma, as its
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Kalman, 2295 Blaine avenue.
stellar headliner.
hors and at the door
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