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GUNSBERG'S

Herb Club.
IIlcur Cho!on Jrs.
Ladies Auxiliary •I J. N. F.
The last meeting of the Nit. Hawk
An indoor to•eloall game between the 1 The last board eating of the Ladies
The Zedake7htlirhb tnC
eti t the home of
.as held last Thur.. evening. l ea di ng h„ebeli teams „f the y .. H . A,1 Auxiliary of the Jewish National Fund
Mrs. Myrtle Schreiber, 3205 Calvert,
M•y 21, lit the home of Charles Starter, Jewish Center. as well • • pie-eating wan held at the home of Mrs. II. Kraft,
oi g.
lans are being co m• I
.2073 Iii urea.
Plane for their opening contest and athletic events between the 3221 ( tollInewood avenue. on May 14. Wet. for the installation of officers to!
Spring Lake dance to be held •t Ca. two orgenizations will be among many All those torment pledged their ' Lippert take place. the Lee liters Hotel on June
I
Lake. M•y 29. have been completed. Re• features fo the Hirer Chulem'e mociety's
minx Flower Day *filch is to Y. The luncheon will he nerved at 1
ports from LaRue state that Dilly Min- nn •I T•shrnoo Island excursion to be for
the piece
conk on June 7 The closing meet- 'Cork. Call the chairmen Al re L.
take
or's Melmlians have been contracted for held Sunday, June It. Other plans In- !rag of the se.. will be held on June 11, Lew soh
Lonefellow 17.
! For • visit
the entire season. andenjoy•ble enter• elude field Kerne. and pi.. ea ti ng c o n t es t •t A:1.5 P. ni , •t the Shearey Zedek on to I he gilltality Damp Wash I' aundr
tainment I. In atom. for those who al-.fear all, as well . dancine to and from Twelfth street. A fine m usical program the chairman bag appointed • mola
r ,'
,
tend. Tickets may be purchased from the island. •vitinmin, motor-hosting, I. b e i ng prepared and also • readint, of or tee day. Mrs. hether Davis is Mrs.
as.
all members.
gulf and m any other s urprises. A hav -
olom Aleichem's Works. The public , ,slims the chairman Mrs.
e
Lee Lewkohn.
I
.II ame
g
will . p l.. bet... the Ill I.."
The ca
from your delicatessen dealer
'Rose
L ptains and their da ys •re:
'"
-_
Pythian Sisters.
Knights of Pythias
d
l
AA A
ipson. Monday. June 1: Mrs. Cel-
Bluo Bled Girls.
an • this
c axe
chosen
week. An
Greater Detroit Temple No, 152, Pyth• team which will be
la (lognan, Monday, June it: Mr, Myr.
.
The Igoe B ird Girls met •t the home it
1
I Schreiber. Friday, June 5: Mn.. Char-
Si I
will h ti
bl
mportant invitation is extend. G the
CORNED BEEF,
Yrs. lien Cohn.
ohn, 4222 Clemente. On Issue (3.1d Tu.,
ohn.
busin e. meetine on Monday. June I. •t eat.. •nd sororities, fraternities and of e
J
•
7. Mn,. M•it Lan Wil l be haste. toile I , flinwitz. Wednesday,
Pythlan Hall, 3153 Cane •venue at 5 to. ...lel'''. •re 0 r 6 eil l" e"ffie en ..
SALAMI, PASTRAMI,
e.e.
J .
1 0
r
the
club
and
friends
at
•
bridge
at
her
lub
cknowledges
the
donation
c
m. Member. are requested to •ttend. Committee eports show that this ya r '. Jun
a
onon
'
or " ;
Ti
M.
th
WIENERS, ROLLED BEEF, Etc.
(WATCH FOR Tills LABEL)
(:). Wedneaday, June 3, the Pvt.. •ar will he the hest In the Incur Cho- home,, '2995 Glenda -
board will give a charity card party at tern•. history. There will be oar, advance
fra7gh tM
er'l.s . cri nafi rtn
eeatiPo'nv. b• Thbe° =Inee
b
'e
t
'
:
sitar Choi.= Seniors.
• tickets will be sold
Pointe Furniture Store. 13019 ale
or tickets, 11
"
' ing la to he at the home of Mn. Tillie
All our products are manufactured under the supervision
• .
The Ilicur Choler,. Society thanks Dr .l D
id
oar membe
ff
Jeff...
avenue, corner Lennox e
member. a
•t , the f." , a rithi gold.
.
-
Martin Z. Feldstein who hospitalized and ;
of a "Mashgiach." Strict attention is maintained as that all
For Free
-
operated on two Iticur Cholern ea.. this 1
Home Relief Society.
T au Sigma Rho Sorority.
the laws of kashruth are ob d.
-
week •nd for taking rare of all men I
Delivery
On May 6, the Horne Relief Society
Mi. Ida Norber of 1926 Gladstone
Alpha Bet• Canna. Sorority.
Krell..
The be
held last Sunday I venue w.
'
,,.
D i nner
o
Alpha Beta Gamma Sororit y n000 n• Everglade, •nd wax th e
was a corerrough the co-teration Sorory Ma y
h 20.
Mr. Weiner of the
out...ling Co. of the public. .. th
A meeting
FOR YOUR
v the soci ety Jewish National Fund. epoke on
light to Sug. Island will take pls. Fri- vial event this ee•son. The •ffair was I will be held on Tuesda
l its his-
y eof eni ne. J u
day, June 26. with dancing on loot and • euccess fi nancially end eocially. Mrs. p . g
and the o r for
e and the gir,
6
s June
offered
; a P ... at Congre.tion Ema nuel.
on Island. The hoot leaves foot of Cori. shot...
-
thei service. igin Flower Dalt
ne toryr
preablent of the nociety, l .p ay i n; an
wold street at li:15 p. tn.
d i ll be •1 which time ar- oast 7. Mi. Hilda Silverberg brought
then. Mr, Chsrles M•rienthal, chair. egngemen t a will b e
-
your basket with Gunsbera's delicious delicatessen
made fur the annual in suggestions reggirding • summer cot-
• man. Mr, Bassett. her couhairnian •nd b l e „t e.
•
Le Carrie des Ambit.
lane. Members • nd their escort..
their committee, who worked to make
products. It will make the vacation • more pleasant
-
At
At a business m eetine on May 19., this. dinner dance the greet success it
' planning en outing
, o.
to liodolo for De cor•
one for you.
Tool Tala.
Sylvia Pritx wan ro tol In . • member Wee. The society donated $100
an,ee,
ti
Ozy.
Th
Ao‘.‘
f.
c
t
i
e
al hour
followed
to • the ,or T it hy e Li f.t .h s,ni n,h
;n t
be thae,
ivre.rtnry. to f.T h
u solu T.al apaSr to; , h,
Innolay the meeting vv. held at the home Allied Jewish Orive and, nder their eap.
The high standards that we demand of our deliceessen
to
of Ann II•ron 12 17 Atkinson.
home of Miss
Plans tarn. Mrx.
r. Shulman,
man. r iced 102 per cent
n Lillian Pearlman. 3832 i
Buy only Gunsberg's Kosher Products and Patron e • Local Indust(
products are maintained in all our foods. Prepared in home-
given at the home e
of Yet. Tuc ke r. on Elmhurst.
r • 1 on c Cr
o
eeora - o their quote. On
May 15, Mr,
lien
me,
I.
Pls.
•re being made for • .
like style, you will enjoy eating here.
lion Day. The meeting of May 31 will Goldberg, 2619 Glendale. wo o hostess to
hik e • n ddenic to be held within
few
he at the home of Eva Natineky, 310 the board members of theeociety,
Les Joyeuse Fille•.
eociety. On
week. for members and their friends.
I Engler/0ml.
e
, M•y 20, M rs. Arthur Ginsberg . 16241
rnet
the h
of Mi se
The next m eeting wll he Cl
nn
at the T
Aabelle
Beric
-
ilib'
k. at
Plans wome
ere made for
w. on Wednes day, June3.
•an outing to be given at Rouge Park on
Independent Jewish Ltiogue.
1,li
. , be
,7 d"aFt's,,::11
,:e:ni
arciil a.tsi'rl
y ee
res:in:
fe.fef5. ho
June 21. Activities for the glimmer are
The Modernistic s defeated Club Gal.
Eta Rho Sorority.
to be discusd at thenext meting, Fri-
.Y. 3•0. at Cent,. Field. The Argo- Coldetick officiating. On Wednesday •f•
Et Ithril i Sorority met last at the home day evening,
June 5,
nauta defeated the Black hawks, 1-2, in ternoon at 1 o'clock, June 3, the society .
the home of Mi.
Kay Lesser.
• tight game. The Gala, Will play the .111 give the inm•tes of the Old Folks dale lveillie
f ;en
' .1"411rition W' Iltic2h"w3attG ilieerl'd
embers
Black Hawke. bite the Modernistic+ en- Home • party and outing. All m
at
Bloomer
State.
Park
w.
•
tour...
Ii
hlen:,,r( be y ti!,, •
. rned rfe:,117.tve..1 .
Sparta. Club.
t o. b.e. p
n r,ene.nt. at th at , ir
e
Ten couples were present. A baseball The Spartans Club held its election
game with Miss Leland •nd Mr. Benito. benopiet at Northwood
league. All five clubs will stage a club •nd to give their assistance
Inn on May 23.
elw
howini g
Its as cep nes one itr the mein Members are planning • picnic for
Dec.
picnic for Sunday. May 31, So far the the old folks • good time that d..
features
e• of the day. The former'e team ' oration Day,
M I rni ti
are leading the league with I'le•lle get in touch with tdre. Item was victorious. The girls will meet next
1100 per cent.
, Schwartz, 2133 Blaine .your. Garfield
at 321s Calvert avenue.
• 6315.
-
-
Coterie Club.
Troty Vech Girl
Jolly Elite Club.
Mies Bessie Kasai( Wail hoetees to the
Truly Verh Girls met •t the home of
The newly-alerted officers for the n ext Mr.. E. Sher, 3231 o
Coterie Club on May 20. A dinner
lm dance.
The b.
an
Passfield Won't Quit.
weeebeee eb ,, brie ,
wi
foe
s
, be riven six months are, President. !ferry Cohen: voyage party given at the home of Mho
LONDON.- (2, T. A.) - The'
on June 13 at Northwood Inn. In place viee•Pre•ident, Morris Linden: recording Esther •Dicianan in honor
In loving memory of our dear
Mr, and
of the regular meeting of May 27. the 1...7,:f,
Mrs. Morris Sher w ho are traveling Poet
Daily Telegraph's political cone:
e'•'1A.nInre•We. Friedman; Ill: •.e,":1,
,,
ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORA- father, Isaac Applebaum, who
was a success. The Misses Betty Co-
a ondent quotes Lord Passfield,I Harry Newman, quarterback of menthe. had an routine •t Belle Isle. . Abe Poisky: aergrantotorm, treasurer,
work.
L.
mathanson,
2987
passed
away three years ago, May
TORS--We
do
painti
MINN Ruth Kronen here will be hoot.. at Berner
e.e
ng
deco-
en
tert•ined.
hen and Beatrice Shapiro
colonial secretary, as repudiating the University of Michigan foot- the next meeting on Wednesday evening,. W•'llnifff. 1 ..l•ll•ll"n will be he'd la Plans for the summ ere. activ ities are
rating and plastering. Guaran-
p iblished reports that he will re-lball team, will be an athletic coun- June 3.
People'. Hall, 112111 Twelfth street. Sat- progressine. Mi. Guaele ..
Gr° will
i e d
te
lorday evening. Jute I. M.O. Borde. be hostess at the neat meeting.
2 8 0 ; 01 .9 .2k 8. sows how much we mks you,
-
sicn at the end of the present sea- selor at ('amp Stinson, Stinson
I love will act as Metalling officer.
Gladstone. Phone Garfield 5128
No one knows the hitter pain,
Kappa Kappa Alpha Sorority.
Ad-
For Direct Information Call
,e,,, _, ; nlinalon will he by invitation only. Plan.
sin of Parliament. "It is an in-' Lake, Romney, N. II., this coming
rom
Alma Phi Sorority.
to 10 a. m. and 4 to 8 We have suffered since you left ue.
Ketone Kappa Alpha Sorority
•'
a
Life has never been the same.
was
held
at
the
borne!
The
last
meting
v mtion which has been repeated Bcamn•
the home of Lillian Itech. Plans for the • for the third nnual picnic to be held
June
21,
are
being
completed.
The
next
I
Mr. Newman received some eummer formal which will I
of Anne Rosen. Plans were completed
held in
almost every month since I accept-
ointera on the forward pass at July were disc:seed. A forty .111 be i 1meetl. will be at S609 Twelfth June 2.
PS
. . M .T. SHERLINE-latest- la r- i • Sadly missed by his loving Chil-
e I office," Lord Passfield is quoted I Painters
held June A •t Merlon Robins home In i
.
Kappa Rho Delta Sorority.
as having said. "I have no inten-1 Camp Stinson from his famous Roseville, for members and friend.. The
back Bessie Becker, who was 111. The
next meeting will be May 29, at the
next
meeting
will
be
on
June
A.
at
thel
Kappa
Rho
Delta
Sorority
thank.
those
Lion of resigning," he declared.
..
In
sad but loving memory of our
home
of
Fay
Freeman.
,
who
attend
and helloed make • soiree.
home of Ruth liaroky, '2710 Leslie.
airy 2-1610.
sity
lof the dance given May 23. at
• 10036
dear father and grandfather, Sam
Tau Sigma Gamma Sorority.
,Holintir. The netting on May 26 was
Tau Gamma Kappa Sorority.
S
v
a
h
n
a,)
p
iro,
who passed away one year
Mn,. Rae Richman was hostess to the BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-90-
I at the home of Mi. Minnie fluke:man,
Bagley Avenue
(:amore Kappa SororItY h. an in• .
ago June 6, 1930, (10 days in Si.
• the meeting on May 22 at
,, ; ,9•49 If
The next meeting wilt be gorority at
apartment hotel has two vacant
,,f restine
te
Ja ime program planned for the momn
Isle. onTue.., June 2. at the home of the her home, 2215 Went Euclid. The
ne. An excurelon .11 be held May 1 ...any,
stores which are sure winners
monthly theater an d luncheon party was
Mir%
Florence
Leinoff,
211
An. A loIrnic was held May 24 at Belie,
for a delicatessen and drug A precious father from to has gone,
held at the Schu bert•Lefayette on May
,Kenilworth.
lhe rummer activities will
store.
A voice we loved is still.
Location 4417 Second
reed in with the opening of the sorority
place i. vacant in .r hearts
Argonauts.
blvd., corner Canfield.
M.1.111 Club.
M.1.111
Investi-
cottage et Sylvan Lake on Decoration
Which never can be filled.
twThe loseball teem came to the front
Ski-III Club Oct •t the home of Betty
gate this unusual opportunity.
rain
by
defeatine
the
B
Hawks
•wks 4-2
Iturnatein, 2235 LaBelle,
LB
May 22. Pros• !
Dian
father, you are not forgotten,
Apply
on
premises.
lat Thirkel Field, Sunday. The team next
perily rnernbere are 1111(la Whitem a n
Rawlings Club.
1 hotigh on earth you •re no more.
:week, play, the Arcadians. The club le
flan •
The Rawlings Club met at the Jewish FOR
Still In memory y. •re with us
lull' " ...nee
•••
o plenning an outing for members •nd
RENT-An
up-to-date
fur-
made f or • wienie
easel to he hem
WIne'llet
o
held
May 24. At the •nnual Koved
As (or •Iwais were before.
their friends
ecorat ion Day.
T h e Center,
Satotrolay night. June 6.
nished room for single or couple.
Girl. over 17
night sponsored by the Jewish Center,
on
•I D
the home of Lou Good-
• nd boya over II who re intermit. in . next meeting 11
May 23. the Rawlings were accIsimed the
Shower and bath, telephone serv-
Sadly missed by his loving Chil-
coining, call Ida blendelseohn, Longfel- •
best intermethaH club In the Center.
ice. 1938 West Philadelphia, dren and Grandchildren.
low 2375. The next meeting will be at
?di nor swank were our by Louis Stoller
IotaDelta Rho Sorority.
Euclid 6377.
the home of Toots Sh•lnik, 5321 Carter .

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1 Inst•Ilation tot (o fficers of Iota Delta Inedre hirna erde M
t ig
Ph
ret"brantoinueel
fo'r "theik.KovFeldoan
Rho Sorority took place et the home of to be held at Northwood Inn, (today,
Camaraderi• Club. 1 Lillie. M•rks. The smear Installed 14•y 31. Awards for besketliall, °Gi-
ll'. Camaraderie Clot, met at the Jew.1were: I resident. Belle Berrie: seeretare- tory, debating, will be given by Bill
er
kb Center. M. 24. The outing at i s . treasurer, Lillian Merke. Plans we Kaufman,
atoonsor of the Rawlings. The
land Lobe we. • •tonce... Another out. made for •n ailing
uting to Rouge Park on Rawlings defeated the Crescent A. C.
The ...ix of the evening were May 24. onM•y 21, on • forfeit. and
May 51, June 7.
Inc will be held at Belle Inc.
l
The baseball team defeated the Pilule Ann Golden, Eve Shram, Tette Teach. play a
tee
d.
01Yt .
M. 51 • . n
e
frefta .ils,41r, n1,•f„Tfanut. tria,ht ,ernnitfy„ mfneemfbue.ru
12.0. The team will 'day the Celtics w
1h
e be
ni P hold •
at fat.
at Cudd Yield, May 31. The club took
talfCru b. e
rn ei r Park with Phi Beg.
pert In the Jewish Center'. Keyed night, nill he •t the home of Ethel Meier, 1225
----
May HI The haiikethcil team conslet• Nene •venue.
Kappa Zeta Sorority.
.-...
Inc of Leo Adler, Sidney Brand, Ben
---
K j pga Zeta Sorority met at the home
Greenberg, G ..
Sigma Ogee,. Ogaden Sonority.
ity•
et gla Sara Seigel, 1614 Blaine •venue.
,
m
Dave
KebenIrk,
Singer. M. Stern, Morris Voloadsky,
n Sunday, at
Mi. Elsie Waldman .. honte . to The next meeting is to be o
and Irving Zerkel, revived
the home of Mks Bertha Epstein, 1671
eived individual Sigma Omega Upsilon Sorority. A. ao
Morris ShIlm. wae fiew e. her permit, the eor urity !ill I.ee Flare. The sorority is planning an
gold b•skellolls.
engirded • medal for winning the Cen. hold a paint. party at a cottage at outing to Toledo for Decoration Da) ,
ter's oratorical tent t. Dave Ringer Walled Lake. Next meeting, will be at Girls between the sees of 17 and I. in-
tent the •ward for winning the Center'. the home of Mise Rae Greenberg of terented in joining may call Ethel Kurtz,
foul ehooting content. 'rhe track team wail Cascade •venue. - 1701 Hazelwood.
elana shield for winning the Center's
-
track meet. The club was na
a . one
Live Wir es.
o
the two hest •Il around cloths at the
Theg club will hold its annual sPr.n
81 g
Conter. Thlub
e c •ewariled sold banker - oun
ti
at Sylvan Dike Sunday. Mar
.
bolls to the sponsor, Jacob Claym•n. and The indoor baseball team defeated the
lierlatsky, eteff igolviser.
Altnwell Club, 22-6. The el.'s baseball
and tennis teems here open dates and
Purity Assembly No, 12, Order of Rein. Witold like to bong otches. Write to
bow Girl,
secretary, Jack King, 15376 rata;''"
rata;''"
(Continued from Page One)
..
On Tuesday evenine. June 2, Purity avenue.
.---._.
Assembly A ill hold it, last initiation un-
HARRY NEWMAN
! William G. Braude, Jose p h H.
der the present worthy edvisor, MI.
Lambda Sigma Gamma Sorority.
until the fall. The IMO.
On May 22 Miss 1.illian Schultz of Gumbiner, Avery J. Grossfield,
predecessor, Benny Friedman, the ,,,
,, will Ctigell,
,, Frances
effl ee
„ i „,
,
sari bre ", .; e b. ne ..., b,,,, ebb ,„ e eeee „,
Iamb, la
all-American quarterback who was I will be followed by • awl. hour. On Sigma Gamma Simony. Miss Celia Baron !Meyer Simon, Arthur Zuckerman,
at that time a counselor at ('amp'. woodsy. June 20, Purity Assembly is was ( ono] into the sorority. Miss Shir. :Maurice Goldblatt and J esse R oss.
...rine a bridge luncheon under the ley K leiner etended the meeting its •
ef
Temple
. Rabbi Louis
Stinson of which Aaron II. Rich- I
• Binstock
•
..
chairmenship of Miss Sarah Sol. •selst• prospective member.
Sinai, New Orleans, will receive
man is director.
ed by an aide committee to b• hod et were made fur the oot P io' s
".Itolute llr ,:ir n a't
Menchy Goldblatt, famous Uni• 1 , the O. • . E S. Temple. June 23 an d 21 Sylvan Lake. 1. meeting or May 29 the degree of Doctor of Divinity.
versify of Pennsylvania basketball I mar. the Rainbow convention to he sod will be at the borne. of Vivian Sperber, Ho was ordained at IL U. C. in
Int Jac... Mich. The present
es
line of 2401 Gletkotone.
1923 and served as assistant to Dr.
captain, is head counsellor.
slavers and the pest worthy advisor .. are
' William Roserau, Temple Ohel
The camp has a number of Jew- to be del egates from Pnrity Asaembly.
Tau Sigma Delta.
Miss Florence Horwitz was haste. to S0lom, Baltimore, and an rabbi of
i ish athletic stars woe act as coun-1 Member. are invited eaykito rs , bra .
eldest The y
ay o
reimports- Tau Sigma Delta Sorority . Ray 22. Temple B'nai Israel, Charleston
actors,
lion. The date for the sposernhly's an- I la. have already
W. Va., before going to New Or-
Allan Kopeliom of the Detroit I nos! ...ion hes been clonged from the bridge-luncheon
degrees will
, Institute of Music heads the music Monday. June 22 and is I., h. ....,..d Urdu' .0..... June 13, in the m r t r „. !Pans. Two honorary
i
department at Camp Stinson, while later. Officers •nil m embers •re filling pakten Iffolg. A social gathering was be awarded.
pumpkins to help the room in the or. I held •t the home of Mi. Their. Goren
Rabbi
Samuel
Hirshberg,
Mil-
'Mrs. Kopebion heads the dramatic 1-t-littalle
k
,
on M. 23.

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In loving memory of our dear
FOR RENT-Large, airy, newly mother, Bessie Harris, who passed
painted room, furnished or un- away one year ago, June 13, 1930,
furnished, for single or couple. (7 days in Sivan).
Home privileges. Adult family.
are not forgotten, mother dear,
Garage if desired. 3295 Elm- You
Nor will you ever be,
hurst, Arlington 4708-R.
AA long as life •nd memory taste

FOR RENT-Furnished room in
adult family. All conveniences.
Board if desired. 3779 Carter,
near Dexter, Garfield 7109-R.

mour.

Mon. to Fri-1 Round
All Day

Sunshine Boys.
Dr.
the baccalaureate sermon.
The last meeting was held at the Jew-
Morgenstern will award prizes an
. ish Center. May 21. Tie first game of
Park. 11. 22. Final preparatioons for the Nees. we. held last Sand. •t Alfred M. Cohen, chairman of the ,
the weinie oe
rs t for Sunday evening
C aere Roosevelt Field and resulted in a loss. College Board of Governors, toil
completed. A mock debate on the topic , A committee was appointed to prepare
voice greetings.
Dr. Joseph Stolz
"That Fraterni ty Pins ohould be retaine plans for an touting on June 21.
d
Chicago class of '84, will pro '
by mebers
m
a nd not given •away• I
- --
sten
devolli tn. " ended in a close tie. I
Sol Milita• Girls.
flounce the invocation and Dr. Da
The affirm•tive was handled by Meunier • The Sol Milit•. Gobs net at the home
Sehubot and 0 ol A. Selik. the negative . of Miss Belle W•ssermati. Gertrude De yid Philipson, Cincinnati, '83, the
by Iturton SON and Sam P. Stoller. I mein wee voted into the club. The Kitts benediction.
are planning to hove • cottage at Walled
Memory keeps her ever near me,
Ph Mote GUI..
1lAke for the month of July. Election
Seminary Graduations.
FOR RENT-Furnished lake front
Though she died seven yen. ago.
At Intermedi air Koved Nieht. the club of efficere resulted as follows:
Muriel
NEW YORK.-Dr. Cyrus Adler
won the medal floe best •Ikround girls' Goldstein. president: Lee Ilea, vice-
cottage at Lake Orion. Private
Sadly missed by her loving Sons
club •nd for
inning the dram•tie toor- 'president: !HIM W•sserman ...rotary.
president of the Jewish Theologi
bathing beach, boat, light, gas, anti Daughters.
name.. The f ollowine committees were I Gerry
Stark. corresponding
etaryI cal Seminary of America, an
By season
-
all conveniences.
appointed:
.
Belle Stern, Ida • and Clara Room., treasurer. The next
only. Across from Cole Ice
se Goldberg: program, meeting will he at the home of Miss nounced that at a meeting of it
LONDON.-(J. T. A.) - Solo- "':". . 1 ”r: k
Gobbitein. Sophie Green- • Gertrude Demion Philedelphia ave.
board
of
directors,
held
May
14
.1
Dealer,
Josie
street.
Open Sabi
mon (Solly) Barnet° Joel, head of -trio .
S tern: membership Mt.. nue.
Dr. Louis Finkelstein was appoint -
urday and Sunday or call daily,
•the world's diamond syndicate and
constitution.
(; ,, 1■ 11.ess
Mi..'
ed
Solomon
Schechter
professor
of
Mr.
Jacobson,
Lafayette
3940.
nd
Violet
Cosh....
An
Phi
Bet•
Epsilon
Fraternity.
DAVID BURDICK
a multi-millionaire who dug tree
I M•y
Aloha Chapter
I
l'hi Beta Epsilon theology. Professor Finkelstein
' mentions wealth out of the South
of 3300 Fullerton avenue, 27 years
met at Teller Hotel, May 19. Prince was graduated as rabbi from the FOR RENT-Furnished room by
old, died on Slay 26, Funeral
African gold and diamond fields, I
Philonsat hic Debating Club. 1 John Finestone presided. The flrst base•
private
family
for
young
man.
seminary in 1919 and has been a
thic Debating Club met ball rune in the lnter•Fraternal League
died May 22 at Newmarket near
services were held on Slay 27 at
Private bath and lavatory. Mod-
g •t the Twelfth•Atkin• • is to he plat
ligation Epsilon Nu and member of the faculty since 1920•
here in his late seventies after
Lewis..' Funeral home, with
I '"'"
n the Sharer Zed.. The . Phi k•proa t. ed
.1on at the Phi nets Ise-
Ile was born in Cincinnati in 1895 . ern conveniences. Near street interment at Cloverhill Park Ceme-
illness lasting several weeks.
He lIngrarof " ins eveing we.
r.rietvHailon coo... Union Lake. Mao 31. A
car and bus. 2519 Pingree ave-
is survived by a widow, a brother, too° one All' n Storchen spoke ion "Clt• !dente at latior• es.010 has been de- Ile has published a number of con-
tery, Rabbi S. M. Fine officiated.
nue.
Training Camp." Jack ceded upon for Saturday. Atte. Tenta-
tributions to the study of Jewish
twin
O sons and two daughters.
Ile is survived by his parents, Mr.
Rom on 'End, rine Gland," Lester Sok live •rrangernents have been made for
Launched into the colossal enter- berm.. - roar Jew. Discover Americe,. en open meeting to be held with Duke theology and law, the most impor- RENTS REDUCED AGAIN-2242 and Mrs. Max Burdick; one broth-
prises in South Africa by his uncle, and Bernhard It Olin on The of Se. Leon Cutler. presiding. The fraternity tant being ::The l'harisees," pub-
er,
Harry, and three sisters, Doro-
Blaine, near La Salle. Three
k genii-annual election• is attire •s ht.t to it. baseball oppon- lished in the Harvard Theological
liarney Barnato, who battled Cecil n":11 '. N "'
and four rooms, also 3-room thy, Mrs. Betty Gerson and Mrs.
At the following. meeting, ens at the Union Lake cottage 011 Der-
Review and "Jewish Self-Govern-
Helen
Levi.
Rhodes, the empire builder, to a
1 1..Ish s'' ss
d ni ▪ hire ss the org•niretion 'oration Day. The nationgl paint lipon-
'front with porches, tile baths.
standstill, Joel became known as order Smst or he house on •'Modern Day (orine committee intend to pass the hot- ment in the Middle Ages," pub-
Large rooms, and clean. Near
•
lished by the seminary. He is a
Fort1W
the organizing genius of the vast
ADAM RIBIAT
bus and car lines. Caretaker.
_
be
l
ndaTone•r,
("it hA.ntihel.pc
!
l
i of doctor of philosophy at Columbia
empire of precious metals, and at
ot 505 Leicester court, 66 years
• W. Girls,
seeing the Chive. chapter on the way
University.
the time of his death was rated as
At the last
FOR RENT-2983-5 Hazelwood. old, died on May 17. Funeral
sit the home of • hark to Detroit.
The graduating exercises of the
enue . fin.]
perhaps the world's wealthiest Ann It•rah•l o f Petoskey av the
Choice of sun parlor, bedroom, services were held on Slay 18, with
arrangements were made for
Halted.
alt
Club,
annual
seminary and teachers' institute
Jew,.
or room with private entrance. interment at Beth Judah Ceme-
ceremonial to he held at Pelle Isle Tuet -
The Iligkoah Club has reorganized and
will
take place on Sunday after-
The career of Stilly Joel reads Amy evening. MM. •a. The club derided to is meeting every Wednesday night at
Near Clairmount, Fourteenth tery. le is survived
ry
by his wife,
the an adventure out of • modern hold the usua informal meeting duri ng 9 o'clock at the Jewish tenter. Those noon, June 7, in the quadrangle of
$5 Eva; four sons, Allen. Morris, Mil.,
cars and Dexter bus; $4
nthsa
on s uotd .f b7.,n..,:lz with
tntere.ted in Joining should oat in touch the new seminary buildings, North-
Arabian Nights. It dates back to month'
for single or ton and Jack, and two daughters,;
m embers o r come to the meeting
the South African diamond rush of the girls were entertained at the home this Wednesday night.
east corner of Broadway and One
business couple. Garfield 63134. Mrs. Yetta Stern and Mrs. Chaya
Hundred Twenty-second sareet. Dr.
Fannie Baron. in honor of Her cue.,
in 1880's' when Joel's uncle, Bar-
--
Mashlak of London, Eng.
non of n w hitoohapo
tanklin. who in visiting from
Eta Alpha DGarnma Sorority.
ney Barnato,
FOR RENT-HOUSE
Adler will preside at the exercises.
0.
F:ta Alpha Ir Game
rn
Sorority met at Th
e program will include an ad-
tailor, rushed helter abetter to the
the home of the Misses Bessie and Fan.
JENNIE JACOBY
Open Sunday, 3 to 5
0 f 2 h e semi-
diamond fields and started as a
hi Gamma Eta Sorority.
i M e Klass. 10 Ow en oven., Moe 19 dress to the Kra uates o
of Akron, Ohio, passed away on
diamond dealer, and rung through ..r ,.. Phi Gamma F:ta Sorority held election Mae is the bridge party was held at the nary by Professor Finkelstein, an
May
16.
She was mother of Freda
..frcer. on Yay IS. The new officers hon.. of t. bliss. Gertrude and Syl-
SERV-
yt ars of stru gg
A LARGE HOME
le with Cecil Rhodes '
: Chancellor, 2,.. stone :
.. e h., , he Zimmerman.. .912 Dexter bout.... address to the graduates of the
Jacobs, :McKeesport, Pa.; Morris
ICE FURNISHED
for supremacy.
, ellor.
e e: Myra Pota.hnik: *crib .. Mee On May 31, t. RUM will have a picnic.
Teacher? Institute by Albert P.
Jacoby, Akron, Ohio; Helen
Schoolman, graduate of the Teach- 2400 Calvert, N. W. cor. LaSalle Schwartz, Akron, Ohio; Esther
When the two titans combined H o ff nuester. Laurette Pechensky. The
.rority Is making plans for its fifth an.
wan. Signs. CMS or mity
their interests and when both short- ..
er? Institute of 1914, the invoca- Unusually attractive duplex home Friedman, Akron, Ohio; Adolph
niversary, Joy T.
Instead of the rrid. meeting of
of Delt• ,
.
m
.
with living room, large tiled sun- Jacoby, Detroit.
han Blechman of
ly afterward died in middle age
Siam. chi Sorority M•y 22 • party waso ton oy or. Nathan
Snip:chuck Club.
is0.-a honor's. bride-elect litre a:sibs, the seminary class of 1906 . and
room, tiled kitchen, 4 bedrooms,
Sully Joel, who had been on the
0 M
27_ members of the Snipi. Dal... Bride, dancing •nd fortune
2 baths, recreation room. Love-
ground protecting his uncle's inter- ' chuck
numbers
by
the
Students'
11111:ers
musical
"
•
""
; e guests of Mi. Rebecca ratline von the tomer.) of the
ck I. lob we
evening
eats, a s au m e d command and Ehrenprie, at a splash party end su p. F u t u re plane of the comely include elec. Glee Club and Joseph Deniau, or-
ly grounds, awninged porch.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
emerged as the world's undisputed 18, . 1 w". 1 " 11.11' moan• ate brine lion of om•••• an their tons.' instal- ganist. The baccalaureate sermon
made for the •nneel atim mar celehr. ration. Initiation of ;dole.. anci feetlhe; I
diamond king,
will be delivered at the seminary
Immediately available. Call Ni-
Dude/ Lewis
Seymour Lools
m, of the Snipichurk Club.
for brother. of the fourth •n
n
In addition to a reputation gained i • l atter part a June. The meeting organization. A
531 West One Hundred
agara 3070 on Sunday, Cadillac
contribut on
as the result of his commercial ven- date, formerly on Thursdny, has be
we. "elan to the Allied Jewish Can• , Twenty-third street, on Saturday
3695 on Monday.
tures, Solly Joel became known as changed to Tuesday. There will not be pall.
morning, June 6, by Rabbi Alex
a meetine next Tuesday night. June 2
a prominent sportsman and a rac- •• that night is r ese rved for K ov
ander Basel of the seminary class
CoEtts
'
Mies Victoria Sault.. was host," is 1 of 1906.
enthusiast. The owner of a Niaht or the Jewlab Center. and two of
famous racin g stable and a mem- the members •re to appear in the dr•• the CoEtts at the meeting Vey 22, at '
In the evening of co{nmence-
Ins I le performance.
lb. home, 1669 Gladstone, The hitch•hlke
ber of the principal SpOr2 clubs in
George Arliss, England's out-
-
to Toledo was postponed.
The club will I meant the alumni of the Teachers'
England, Joel acquired a wide pop-
Dellan•Air m.
hol d their annua l standing character actor, is now
•ttend a birthday party •t the Chi nevel Institte
u
. tri dza :,:i itui n .e Ai. 1112tiofnfen.eet-
rn
i linnet in the new dini ng hall of the appearing at the United Artists
ularitywith
w
dames of British Nii..s•kon.1171.bsosir•; 97:ic :iruil7d horn. or ;1;:.; G

Multi-Millionaire Head of
Diamond Syndicate Was
In His Seventies.

After 2 p. m

W. Warren at Merriman Rd.

•

Harry Rosenfeld

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On • c lone and silent Inane:
revel,
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d drel ao t r lys • 1, - ed.

PAINTER AND DECORATOR
wanted to live in my modern
Sadly missed by her Husband,
apartment at 2242 Blaine, near Daughters, Son and Grandson.
Fourteenth, and do some deco-
rating for his rent. See care-
In loving memory of our dear
taker or call University 2-1207. mother, Esther Shellfish, who
passed away five years ago, June
FOR RENT-One or two rooms 1, 1926 , (Sivan 19)
with pr vate lavatory adjoining.
-
We Mist. her loving .re and voice,
Duplex house. Meals if desired.
Her mile nu more we see.
References required. Euclid
As km, as life ant mmory
last,
e
7363.
Remembered she wi ll loe.
Her loving Children, Mrs. Henri
FOR RENT-A beautifully fur- etta Arden and Nathan Shellfish,
niched room for gentleman in
Shower bath.
refined home.
In loving memory of my dear
Garage if desired. Convenient mother, Sarah Lichtenstine, who
to Trumbull and Clairmount passed awav seven years ago, M •
cars and Fourteenth bus. 1961 23, 1921, (Iyar the 19th.)
Hazelwood, upstairs.
Garfield
of sadness come over me,
4 Days
24 8.
Tears of silent.. often flow,

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We will remember thee.
We miss you n ow,
w our hearts •re core
Al time eoes by we miss you more.
Tour loving smile, your gentle face,
No one can fill your ...I Piece.

Sadly missed by her children and
Grandchildren.
BECOME A CITIZEN NOW-Do
-
not delay. Call today. David
In loving memory of my dear
Horowitz, the teacher. Correct father, Michael Freedman who
English, also Hebrew or Yid- passed away four years ago, May
dish. Reading and writing in 5 31, 1927.
lessons.
Absolutely guaran-
Cone but not forgotten.
teed. Free trial lesson.
Spe-1
Sadly missed by his son, Harold.
cial Into rates for the summer.'
2248 Hazelwood, phone Garfield
In sad and loving memory of our
6835-J,
dear wife and mother, Rachel L.
Webber, who died six years ago,
FOR RENT - Beautiful, newly
11 days in Siren, 1925.
decorated room by small family,
suitable for one or two persons.
Peaceful he the rook dear mother:
w to breathe thy name.
It is seet
2745 Taylor, near Clairmount
In life we 10.01 you clearly,
and Linwood cars. Katz, Eu-
In death we do the tome.
clid 9224-J,
The mon and eters are shining

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ial possessions, the rank of lieuten-
ant-colonel and the title of justice
of the peace .

A gun.. dier'n
uesion on took. of thee eratulates Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wee7, -•
y
ed w ith bridge aro a apple garden of 5105 Trenton •senue, on the
partfolio wing.
Plans for • novelty so•Iblrth of • eon. Marshall Walter. The
dal will be take n up •t the next meet- girls wleh M.. Ale... Appl
ebaum of
bur • t the bole • of Miss Devote Kief, 1144 We ...fleeter avenue, • How dy reco•-
2717 Fullerton a venue-
err ,

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dormitory. The students of
the seminary will give • senior
farewell in honor of the graduat-
ing class on Thursday evening,:
May 28.

Theater in "The Millionaire,"
which, unlike Mr. Arliss' earlier
talking hits, deals with an essen-
tially modern character, the tired
American business man .

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Trinity 2-2114