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hefirrRonirwisn 41 RON ICLE
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. George Radner of
2241 Glynn court, parents of the
late Mrs. Edith Goodman; Her-
man, Roy, Irving, Joseph, Saul and
Morris Radner, brothers of the
deceased; Mrs. Helen Resnick and
Mrs. Frances Gurwin, sisters, and
Moe Goodman, husband of the de-I
ceased, express their thanks to
their many friends and relatives
for their kindnesses shown them
during their recent bereavement.
Miss Thelma Meyer, daughter of
Mr. ad Mrs. Jacob Meyer of Parke
street, is the house guest of her
Independent Jewish League,
Modernistic..
the death of the president , aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ju-
to the
The Independent Jewish League regrets
the pasoing of Sidney Fi s h man . pr es i. Sidney Fishman. and the absence of the lius Herman, of University avenue,
vice-president,
Sydney Chkik, Jay Ulan- Rochester, New York. Miss Meyer
dent of the M.lernistics. a member of
the ie... The followIng double-headers andhs been elected chairman Inc the
will spend the month of August as
are ocheduled for Su... July 19. •tart- remainder of the term. The came sched-
inn at 10:30. Modernistit.s vs Argo..., uled with the Illack Hawks and the out• the guest of Miss F:stelle Goldstein
Galaxy v.. Arc..., Black Hawk. vs. ing to kland Lake were called off to of Long Island, N. Y.
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AWE:poise CondadeiToun
1ratunal and Club Netts
attend the funeral. The next meeting
will be at the home of Lillian Clonal.
2717 Glendale. The Modernistic% wish
to extend their condolence. to the Fish•
Art-env-me.% for the t went y•second
man fondly of 2811 Elmhurst on their
annual Torn KliTur night dance •re
repent bereavement. The untimely pass•
Progresoing rapidly. This year. affair
ina of Sidney Fishman. president of the
will be held In the General Motor's ball-
Modernistic, it • irreparable lore to
room on Monday night, Sept. 21. At his counties. friend,
the last meeting Samuel Wexler was
air man of the organization,
Almwell Club.
whit. Miss Belle Drapken anti J use h
The Aimwell Club met
the home of
Goodstein were elected as secretary and
Mine Roselle Rubenstein. 1601 Taylor
treasurer respectively. N. Feldman •nd •
venue, July 11. Plans for a group club
I. Winetcok were admitted • members picture have been made,
Joe Tauber lo
to the organhation. The society t, ow
vacationing in Brooklyn. N. Y. Dave
oponsoring • series of o pen meeting %
Schiff Issit camp. The next meeting I
to which •nyone at the age of 20 is
to be held Toemlay evening, July 21
Invited. For information tall Miss Dr..
at the home of All. Frank, 2021 PM
kin, Euclid 70110. between II sod 7 p. m.
gree
Modernistics YR. Arcadiann.
Bic. Chloem Juniors.
1714 Dime Rook Bldg.. Detroit
* WHITE *
STAR
DAIRY
TRACE 2,100 YEARS
OF BETH ZUR LIFE
(Continued from Page One.)
buildings, especially about 1600
B. C., as walls, pottery and some
impressions of Ilkysos scarabs
show.
City Once Prosperous.
O ne ell-made, rock cut, un-
used tomb was found. Bones of a
bovine animal on its steps suggest
that before the tomb was used the
animal fell into the entrance and
made the tomb unfit fur human
Lambda Omega Iota Fraternity.
Eta Rho Sorority.
At the meting held July 9 at 8731
Eta Rho Sorority met at the home o
La Salle boulevard preliminary plan. for
Miss Hilda Goodman of Glendale ave
the combined •wiromina and dancing
nue on July 9. The weekend party held
party the fraternity Is sponsurina in the
at Walled Irks over the Fourth war a
near future were discuosed. It was de- xuree..
There was no sign of occupation
Mies 16.ther Levine will be ha
cided to establinh a permanent award.
te. ot the next gathering.
during the late Bronze Age. In
to consiot of • medal. to be Oven on-
the
eery Iron I Age (1200 to 900
noisily to the member who han made
Pythias Motors.
the most •lanifIcant contribution to the
B. C.) the city wan settled again,
The Pythias Sisters held another sit
welfare of the fraternity during the year,
tiler social meeting on July 15 at Bell e and at the north end of the
Next meeting will beheld July 23.
Isle. After • short bunineso meeting
Acropolis a sleep layer of ashes
cards were played The next PIolol rneet
Et• Alpha IFGantra•.
Ing will be on Monday afternoon, July shows that at least a portion of the
Eta• Alpha D'Goona met at the home
20. at o'clock. The member. will mee
city was completely burned during
of Mi. Susan Hamlin, OSSIt carter
•ven.. "Patsy From Dakota" has been at the refreshment stand at the head this time.
of the Wand, across from the riding
selected as the play to be given In the
The next stage brings history
academy. The surprise is In store
near future. A barn dance will be held
for everyone. On Sunday, Aug. 9. the into the period of Rehoboam, son
In the neer future. This dance will In.
Greater Detroit Temple No. 152, Pythlan of Solomon, in whose time Beth
stall the new officers.
Sisters, will hold Its •nnual charity ex
union •t Tashrnoo Pork. There will be Zur was fortified. It boasted a
Alpha Tau F rrrrrr ity.
garner sod rare. for children and adults, considerable population during the
Alpha Tau Fraternity met at the home
with prizes for winner, The feature o
early Iron II Age (900 to 600 B.
of David Radner on LaSalle boulevard .
the day will be • booeball game between
The baseball tenon played an trxhibltion
Iwo good teams, the winning team to C.). There is no evidence that it
doubleheader with the Night•Ilawk• Club
was destroyed during Nebuchad•
•at Cu. I.ake, lumina the first by a score receive • silver lovIna cup. Ann Wein
beck Is chairman of the committee.
sonar's invasion or at any subse-
of 5-0 and winning the second game 5•1.
The team will play the Upsilon Mu and
quent time.
Fenkell Ladies L oan Ass'n.
Phi K•ppa Epsilon Fraternitleo, In Inter•
The picnic given at Belle Isle, be the
During the Persian and Ile'.
Fraternal League games on Sunday July
Fmkell ladies Loan Association, Sun- lenic period the city was prosper-
19. sit (.. Lake. Norm Noble reported
day. July 12, was pronounced • sue-
the horse ohoe tourney going over sue•
Most of the pottery and all
res, About 300 were present. The cum- OU3.
nsfully. David Rattner woo appointed
mitt.., Mesdames Lewl., Woolf., Gasbor, of the coins except a few surface
airman of !he scrap hunk `
Mora•, Nide lemer Sr., Eibinger, Durso
finds date from these times. After
and Sam Swart. chairman of the welfare
Jackson, Cohen. Feinotein and Vornen
committee. The next meeting will be
Maccabaeus, brother of
headed by Mend... Silveman and
at the horn, of Robert L. Kerner on
Finkel, worked hand to achieve thin suc.1Judas Maccabaeus, took the city
Peril.. avenue.
ce. anti was thanked by the club for from the Syrians and expelled all
their work, •1,10 Meadames Canon and
Tau Sign. Rho Severity.
Faber, who gave the services of the r of its Ilellenizers, the city declined
Mi. Lea Sherman of 355 Lelceoter
. to pick up all the merchandise
rapidly, and it was abandoned be-
was host.. to Tau Sigma Rho Sorority.
m
by ember,
A medal meeting fore the time of Christ.
On July 16. the girls will here their
will be held next Monday, July PO.
house-warming party at Walled Lake.
Large Cistern Found.
On July 11, member. attended • bridge
Detroit Ladles Mohan Loan A.sedatiton.
Among important discoveries
at the homef MIS. Sarah Kraft. 90
The Detroit Lodi. Sholum Loan A -I made at Beth Zur was a cistern,
Rosedale. On July II. the Sorority pre-
sociation announces the election of the
tented Ni.. Esther Tunis, whone m•r•
following new officers, who wer • n• 25 feet deep and 35 feet in diam-
ri•e to Martin Singer will be an event
of 16, with • gift. at
• her home 282 stalled on June 16; Mn.. S. Heroc hkowitz. eter, evidently a natural cave en-
president; Mn,. 'foxtrot.. treasurer; Mr . larged and plastered over. A wide
East Euclid avenue, where a personal
M. Summer, financial oecretary; Mrs.
shower Rau held In her honor. The girls
IL II. Shaffer, recording secretory; Mr . staircase leading directly into the
will next meet at the home of Mies
S. Sled. trustee; board of director.. Mr . cave was cut through another
Lillian Pearlman, 3052 Elmhurst avenue.
P. Goldstein. Mrs. Nilson and Mrs. stairway, coming at right angles
Holenbera, Mrs. Alkon, hospitaler; en-
Club Ideal.
to it. The entrance was enlarged
Club Idealmet on Thursday at the tertainment committee. Mrs. Cooper,
Mr.. Freedentall and Mr.. Goldman.
by the second stairway, with a
home of MI. Lillian Martin, 410 Root
rock-cut balustrade leading to the
Kirby •venues. The club held • canoeing
Cot.. Club.
party •t Belle Isle. The next meeting
MI. Jeanette Weller was host.0 at floor of the cistern. Later an en-
will be at the home of Mks Mildred
the
last
meeting
of
the
...on
on
June
trance
was again cut through the
Stosofsky, 219 Harmon
21. Election of office. was held Rai h plaster at the south end.
the following result.: President, Ile. e ,
Strangers Athletic Club.
MOTT
than 200 coin,' of different
goioa l secretory. Shiley Kok: treasurer,
At the loot meeting the new•elected
Jon periods were found.
These in-
president, Jack Kaufman, made the fol.
Illolr.
The
M
Is...
Kosak
and
Kal
i
w
e
•
tool. committee appointments: flank, re-Neared.
cluded six silver coins in imitation
el
Rex Ehrenpre . was •
Nat Korby, Wm. Kaufman and Al Acker;
of the coinage of Athens with the
m
eeting
of
the
fall
sea-
auditing. aid Cohen and Jack Forman; guest. The first
eon w ill S I
I Athenian owl, dating from the Per-
membership, Al. Lenin., Hy Freedman;
program, Wm. K•ufr.o. Al Acker. !lor-
;elan period, between the fifth and
Club Galaxy, Girls' Division.
ry Kay; custodian of property, Ilan,
um] Feinberg was hoot.. to the 1 fourth centuries B. C. More than
Goldsmith; director of publicity. Jack
Girls' Division of Club Galaxy on June 80 of the coins were of the period
Kaufman; dance. Not Korby, Ilen Shacket
and Al Acker. The new board of direc- 10. Lea Markin Is • prospective rnem• of Antiochus Epiphanes, 30 of the
ber. Th. next meeting will be at the
t°. conslets of II. Shock. chairman,
home of Jerry Rossen, 1537 L. Place, period of the Ptolemies and 14 of
Max Cavalor, Louis llorry Kay
on June 17.
the period of John 113/kenos. Two
and Wm. Kaufman. The date of the an
coal fall dance will be announced In.
Seleucid and two Ptolemaic coins
B
eta Ome; Phi.
later IMP. of The Chronicle. The date
are silver and the others bronze.
Beta
Omer.
I
hi
met
at
Edith
MI
.
of the Bob-Lo out.g for member. ha.
kin's home. Officers were elected a• fol-
Another important find was
be cha .4 from Aug. 0 to Aug. IC
low.; Yraldent. Edith Miskili.sev‘erti:g. 'three
graves containing skeletons,
At the neat meeting the constitution will
Cara 7.usem•n;
be ready for ratification with the new
one
of which was entirely disar-
and hootess Itensie7:21:
r
Girls wishinif
revision.. All ember are retmented to
is loin should correspond with the ac • ranged. No objects were buried
be present at the neat meeting Tuesday,
rotary, Miss Caro Zussm•n, 515 Kent •
with the bodies. These shallow
July 21, as brininess of interest to every
worth .roue.
member will be dismissed.
rock-cut graves indicate Greek
ch
Alpha Gamma Ph i Sorority.
burial of about 150 B. C., probably
Argonaut•
The club exp rrrrr eincere sorrow on
Nws. the soldiers of the Syrian garrison
mar eon.
the noosing of Sidney Fishman. Presi-
cently Miss Ifertnina Brock entertained in a near-by fortress.
dent of the ModernIstirs. Jock Freed. the
h
mte ita,s a. er
ti some on Phdadelph•
An excellent scarab of the
man, Aaron Mario, and II•rry Rodin
man,
1Z tob ,:e n f,
:opt . ,1n4of r im to
of 01:1 board
Rameses II period and three later
wm the. rencrOviT
nehe wrM,e7intR A:nt Cohen ar d
a
1:111
Sunday afternoon social. after which the scarabs, probably Palestinian imi-
te .d ath letic
h arry Altman has been alerted
girls attended a moonlieht. The sorori Y tations of the Egyptian, also were
manager for the next six months. All
clubs wishing in iishwgnis
• Belle Isle on Tuesday.
gamersgn (held • picnic at
found.
Lea. thisCity
.111NIS 26
Er. SATURDAY
to AUG. SP
About two woo., including eight...hog,
meals, hotel for ervere I days and sights In
•
fork.
ork. Trip on firma. Furor. Pe.
mud. Line
Hotel, tamale end might- get In touch with Mr. Altman. Morris
seeing In limmuds. Choir.. of Intoreotiag Stlengold. chairman of the program. Is
.topoyer• ...nuts to Now York, inolmiling bark from his honeymoon. r The Argo-
Washington, NI
II all., Tomato, wins nauts will play the Mmlern)otico this
Eamptionelly low nom.
Sunday morning .t 10:30.
* FURNESS BERMUDA LING
W. G. ROCHE k CO., Inc.
Pantiar Matra
Troty Voch Girl..
Trots Veeh Gi ls met •I the home of
MI. Cecilia Shapiro, 1435 C alvert. O l
e -
lion of officers resulted as follows: MI s
Esther Kohn, president; Mk . GuAe
ll
Gruel... utility officer:
Mi. Esther
Dickman.
std Mn., Co. She ,
treasurer. A dinner and theatre party
will he held on July 22 for member .
The lost meeting of the re.on will be
held at the home of Miss Ida Samuel .
Bata Rho Delta Sorority.
The Beta Rho Delta Sorority met at
the Y Clubhouse on July 9. A moon-
lightoponsored by the ororitY
and Phi Kappa Epsilon Fraternity will
be given Aug. 21 on the Steamer Co-
lumbia, from font of Woodward. Ray
Phi Mat• Girl..
Gorell and hi. arch... will furnish the
The meeting was held at the Me •
mBale. Tickets ran be obtained now
bourne Center, July 7. The joint outing
through the member. of either group.
wink the Bowling. Club to Inland Lake,
will he held July 26. The meeting place
Theta Sign. Tau Fr...oily.
will be at the home of Miss Belle Stern
Theta Sigma Tao Fratern ity met .t on Englewood •venue. Ticket sales and
2537 Biol. •venue. A canoe party will
be held In the near future. Plans for a final arrangements for the first
be
club moonlinht are being completed, for
smoker are being dincussed, to be held Swinsa.ws.
July 25. 6i15 p.
the boat
In September. Emblem% with the Greek jeering at the foot of Wodward. Fur•
Insignia •re worn on all member.' bath• they information may be had by phoning
Int mita.
Hem. 53124.
Further discoveries are expect-
ed to throw light on the city.
which passed through several
stages of civil and military occu-
pation by the Israelites and later
by their Greek and Syrian con-
querors.
B. H. L DEGREE AT
SEMINARY COLLEGE
BOON TO AMERICAN
JEWISH HISTORIAN
(Continued from Pal;e One.)
in a letter to the historicacl so-
ciety has indicated his expecta-
tions of adding to the collection
from time to time. What the size
and scope of the gift will ulti-
mately be is hard to foretell ex-
cept that it is sure to be of match-
less importance.
According to Edward D. Cole-
man, the librarian of the Ameri-
can Jewish Historical Society, us-
der whose Supervision the books,
pamphplets and autograph docu-
ments are now being catalogued
and exhibited: "The most preci-
ous single volume in the collection
is a handsomely bound scrap-book
labeled "Autograph Letters and
Documents relating to American
Jewish History." Besides the
manuscript material in it, there are
the following printed documents:
"The constitution of the Con-
gregation Shearith Israel, New
York, as reported by a committee
o f five h
s ignatures
ap-
pended as of the date May 19,
"A circular of the same con-
gregation, dated Jan. 7, 1839, be-
speaking other congregations to
report to it of the availability of
'a young man capable of teaching
Hebrew with Spanish and Portu-
guese pronunciation and also the
rudiments of an English educa-
tion-the person thus qualified
should also be able to aid our
Hann.'
"A lottery announcement of
$100,000 for the benefit of the He-
brew congregation of the City of
Philadelphia.
"An act to enable the Mickve
Israel Congregation to lease a lot
of ground belonging to it, dated
April 14, 1828.
'An appeal to the Jews of
Philadelphia by Isaac Leeser re-
garding the establishment of a
boys' school for Ilebrew and all
secular learning.
"An advertisement of Bernard
Gratz dated Albany, May 26, 1773,
of the prospective sale of a tract
of land on the Mohawk river in
the county of Tryon."
The volume also contains nu-
merous manuscript material deal-
ing with events before 1776; the
period during the revolution and
the post-revolutionary times from
1794 to 1874.
33 Percent of All Doctors
Poland Are Jewish.
A.
Z.
A.
p
111
0
Chapter 63:
-Detroit Chapter C3 sit A. Z. A.
met July 8 at the Y. W. H. A., 39
Rowena. The semi-annual election
of officers resulted as follows:
Herman Bernard, president;"
David Goldman, vice-president;
Maurice blackey, secretary; Len-
ord Falk, treasurer; Ilerman Litt-
ky, senior sergeant at arms; Ben
Lipson, junior sergeant t
Sol Galitzky, financial secretary;
and Jack Schultz was re-elected
publicity man for the second term
The boys discussed their conven-
tion held last week. The dinner
dance and stag smoker both were
successful. There was also some
talk of conibining the two Detroit
chapters into one large chapter.
This was to be taken up at the
Milwaukee convention and will be
discussed with national officers of
the order.
The boys had as guest of the
evening, Elias Goldberg, newly
elected president of the Pisgah
Lodge, B'nai B'rith, who gave an
interest' I
The next meeting of Chapter 63
will be on Wednesday, July 22.
Inl Jewish physicians also stated that
WARSAW.-(J. T. A.) - Be-1
twee na third and a half of all the '
I
physicians in l'oland are Jews, sta. :
tistics made public today by the
economic section of the Yiddish
Scientific Institute in Vilna show.
In Lodz, the second largest city of
Poland, 56.9 percent of all the
physicians practicing there in 1926
were Jews.
During the same year there were
7,310 doctors of medicine through-
out Poland. Of these, only 5,775
gave their religion, and of this
number, 1,965, or 33.5 percent,
gave their religion as Jewish. It
is believed, however, that most of
the 1,535 physicians who did not
give their religion are also Jews.
Only a small percentage of the
Society, but all historically minded
and book-loving American Jewry
under a deep sense of gratitude
and by his present gift has exem-
plified in his person three stages of
the ideal book collector. For he
has himself laboriously acquired
the books and manuscripts; he has
bibliographically described them
and then generously gave them
away.
(Copy right, 1931. J. T. A.1
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Law
Saulson of 2633 Blaine avenue
wish to thank all their friends ard
relatives for the kindness show ❑
them during their recent bereave-
ment.
INSIST ON
GUNSBERG'S
KOSHER
PRODUCTS
from your delicatessen dealer
Chalutzos Tag Day at Mt.
Clemens July 26.
The Detroit Jewish Women's
Pioneer Organization for Pales-
tine (Chalutzos) announces that
a tag day will be held at Mt. Clem-
ens on July 26, proceeds to go for
the development of settlements in
Palestine for the girl pioneers.
they regard themselves as belong-
Ing to the Jewish nationality.
The largest percentage of Jewish
os. o s is in Gal icia, wh ere in some
districts they are an absolute ma-
jority. The smallest percentag e of
Jewish physicians is in that past
of Poland which formerly belon g ,.,)
to Germany. In Lodz, where the
Jews are a majority of the phy-
sicians, the general Jewish popu-
lation is only :34.5 of the total p, q ,.
ulat ion.
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WIENERS, ROLLED BEEF, Etc.
All our products are manufactured under the supervision
of a "Maahgiach." Strict attention is maintained so that all
the laws of kashruth are ob d.
Why you should insist on Gunsberg's
Na chemicals or coloring matter are need In our products.
Only the finest kosher meats are used.
The Board •1 Health has ,proved our products as 100 par cent
sanitary.
Delivered fresh deify.
Buy army Gunsberg's Kosher Products and Patronise • Local Industry
Gunsberg Packing Co.
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Letter by Carlyle.
Of the letters of the post-revo-
lutionary times, two are especi-
ally interesting. As Mr. Coleman
has described them, one is by
Judah P. Benjamin, the Confed-
erate secretary of state, dated
London, Nov. 1, 1874, to his
friend Lawley, in which he com-
ments significantly about a few of
the eminent Southern leaders in
the Civil War. The other is it let-
ter by Thomas Carlyle addressed
from his Chelsea home in London,
Jan. 2, 1846, to Abraham Hart of
Carey & Hart, Philadelphia, pub-
lishers. In the letter he thanks
Mr. Hart for the sum of £50 which
he paid him through the courtesy
of a "Mr. Emerson of Concord,"
for the edition of his book "Mis-
cellanies," which had some time
before been published in Philadel-
phia..
"I accept this money," writes
the dour Carlyle, "as a very grati-
fying proof that there are men-
not very frequent, alas--who do
not need the condition of a con-
tract to do what beseems them in
matter of traffic." This letter is
Do you knock on wood every time you set
a curious commentary on Car-
out for an airing in the car?
lyle's frequent slurring remarks
about the Jews. Last, but not
Is your heart in your mouth when you
least, should be mentioned the Re-
swing into a curve at a little more speed
vised Constitution of the Hebrew
Bikkur Choi' m. Philadelphia,
than the law allows?
signed by L. M. Goldsmith, J. F.
Levy, H. Polack and I. L. !lack-
There's nothing like a set of junky old tires
enburg, May, 1830.
to take the joy out of driving.
The remaining manuscript ma-
terial in the Rosenbach collection
Why worry about blowouts when you can
is of three different kinds, viz., 1,
buy sturdy Goodyear Pathfinders at pres-
Records of Inquisition trials in
Mexico in the Sixteenth and Sev
ent levels?
enteenth centuries; 2, the She Y-1
tall papers, 1776-1790, and 3, le t- Never in the history of the automobile has
tern of a forty-niner written i n
tire mileage been priced so low.
San Francisco.
•
The first one consists of tw o
Supertwist cord, Goodyear craftsmanship,
transcripts of two autos-du-fe,
long
life,
safe
riding.
written in Spanish in two sewn
On the eve of his departure for
Euurope to attend the meeting of
the Jewish Agency, President Cy-
ril!' Adler of the Jewish Theologi-
Longfellow 8439
cal Seminary of America an-
nounced that plans had been per-
Order your milk from us today
fected for the establishment of quarto Ms., of 18 and 58 pages,
No other food is as healthy
For your information and your peace of
the Seminary College of Jewish respectively, dated 1590
The Arrodia..
for the system as milk products.
and
Pilot Athletk Club.
The Arcadians met at the home of M.
Studies at the Jewish Theological 1642, Mexico. The earlier of the
mind, run your eye over these prices:
The
Pilot
Athletic
Club
met
at
the
White Star Sour Cream and stiotzky. The indoor teem defeated the Jewish Center on July S. A
of the Seminary of America. The col-
snnonnswd. it wg
two records the trial of Rodriguez
Argonauts 1 to 0 at Thirkell Field on nsw
Cheese.
lege is authorized to grant the de- de Matoz, accused of Judaizing.
Sunday. Al R•tolo?! resioned
pre.- •no unced th•t the Labor Sports Union
Make Eire you get the best.
dent of the Arcadia. and captain of th
was holding • track meet on July 12. gree of Bachelor of Hebrew Lit- The latter one is a transcript of
h b II t M I I I t ed . 1 The outing held at Coos Lake was • erature. This degree will be grant-
the trial before the Inquisition in
the new baseball captain. The Arcot!
ed to those attending the college Mexico of Isabel Nunez, wife of
tans extend their sincee sympathies t
(29x4.75)
tnu'rh: r b:s:tinrgn.mt il lt i l g ht:11'l ekde
the Modernistic. on the loss of the r the home of Manuel Fazstein.
for four years, taking the pee - Duarte de Leon. First the title
(SCHADCHEN)
president. Representative. of the Hlu e '
scribed
courses
in
Bible,
history,
page
is
given,
then
follow
the
list
• th e
Men and women desiring to make Illossoms of Zion were present at
Phi-Se-Lite Sorority.
Phi•So.Lite Sorority met at the home Hebrew, Talmud, religion and of witnesses against her, a list of
worthwhile acquaintances for mat- meeting. The next meeting will be o •
(29:4.50)
Tuesday. July :1.
of Miss N. 11.101, July 6. Instellsititm Jewish philosophy. The college Jews denounced by her, and the
rimonial purposes, see me.
of officers took place. The following were will be open only to those who are record of the trial itself.
(29x5.00)
DollarmAirec
S. PARANSKY
.tolled: President. Mi. R. Fogel
graduates of both ■ Hebrew and
Ni.. Gladys Thumin. 3717 Caine ' vice•president, Mks A. Emily; record
The Sheftall papers are docu-
1925 Gladstone Ave. Euclid 5066
wood
wos • attest •t the tae I rrrrr tare. Mi. M. lionsol; mere
a secular high school or who have men
and letters relating largely
meeting of the Dollan•Airea, held at the sponding eeeee tory, Mins A. Solomon
an equivalent training.
Prof. to the quartermaster department
home of Miss Rose Galen. 1221 Elm- treasurer, Mint B. Rotten. Miss Mildred
(3014.50)
Mordecai M. Kaplan is dean of of the Continental army of Geor-
-
t horn( avenue. The next ratherina wit
(30x5.00)
Ilassol. charter member. Install. the
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
alte the form of •n excursion. The girls officers. Meetings are to be held ery the college.
gia, 1776-1779. Over a thousand
have planner! to meet •t the home of other Wednesday. during Jule and ve
Demit's Loading and
Au
individual documents, neatly at-
Mi.. Rose Elliot, 2966 Cortland •• e, I gust. The sorority held • splash parts
Beet Known
29 x 4.40 (4.40-21) Balloons for
where they will proceed in ears to East• ; •t Fortiromi Park. Sunday. July 12.
tached to supporting surfaces,
4.75.1 y
wood Park. There an interesting •nd It turned out to be • metal sureess.
1925.27 Fords, Chevrolets; also
bundled into 14 packages, each of
varied prow.. is promised by Miss Ida
(30x5.25)
ft
,
rne iztod
, b i.y the
f2B z 4 75)
Whippets and Stars.
which
is
placed
on
a
slip-case
con-
Lessin, who is in charge of arrange-
Mrs. J. Weisman
cur'.
making
Twelfth Street Mothers Club preparations to take is
ments.
n t Phy•ic... .
inmates of tainer, are included among these
1410 H•selwowl Ave
Holds Annual Picnc.
the Old Folks Home to Palmer papers. They consist of orders.
Juniors.
Pkose Trim.' 26126
The Airnwell Juniors met at the hems
The Twelfth Street Mothers' Park on Tuesday, July 21. Any- receipts. requisitions, inventories,
of Gertrude Cohen and planned • della.
Club will hold its annual outing one who can oblige by donating a provvision records of the army op-
for the next meeting. which will be at
erating in Georgia, with headquar-
the home of Rebecco Selik, 2250 Mon• on Sunday, July 19, at Belle Isle. car to carry the inmates to the te
rn
in Savannah.
Mordecai
terry.
The committee in charge of the park will kindly call Longfellow
picnic
consists
of
the
officers
of
9396 or Club Exchange, 10216 1 Sheftall and his son, Sheftall
Rho Epsill. Beta.
Sheftall, were the commissary
the
club,
Mrs.
I.
Siegel,
president;
Dexter
boulevard.
Rho
Fpnllion
Beta
sorority
was
formed
Mohel Specialist
in June. The officers are MiPII Lillian Mrs. Greenberg, vice-president;
The following Tuesday, July 28, quartermasters for Georgia and
Kassel, chancellor; Mi•s Freada Smith,
years .
Mrs. L. Rosenberg, secretary, and the Northwestern branch is giving South Carolina from the outbreak
Miss Ethel Kurtz. correspond-
•
tadarea4
Mrs.
Fannie
Rosen,
treasurer.
Spe-
its annual picnic at Belle Isle for ,of the Revolution till 1779, when
in g scribe and publicity agent
•
The lost
by Loadong
vrting was at the home of Miss Lit- cial games have been planned for the inmates, at which time refresh- the latter was taken prisoner by
in Kassel. The
•
next meetIne is to be
Physicians
the children and for the grown- ments will be served and a musi- the British. The majority of the
at the home of Mi. Ethel bur.. The
documents bear the signature of
•OtOrity'. fir. •ocial at the home of ups, and refreshments will be c ■ l program presented.
2073
N i.. Molly Jacobs was a sum...
served. The members of the other)
The Northwestern branch is one of the Sheftalls. Besides the
army quartermaster records of
°Indigene
mothers'
clubs
are
invited.
The
s
ponsoring
a
bridge-tea
on
Wed-
Bey.' Division of Club Galaxy,
1776-1779 are other documents
The meeting of July 9 was held at guests will meet at the old Casino n today, July 29, at the Club Ex-
Euclid 0487
the home of J. Feuds.. Mt Grand on Belle Isle at 11 o'clock.
hangs, 10216 Dexter boulevard. of the Sheftalls originating in
avenue. The baseball team which repre-
Philadelphia,
1781-1782, and again
Prizes and refreshments will be
ent. Club Galaxy in the Jewish Inds
Hollywood Theater.
served at each table. Tickets are in Savannah, a good many of
Pendent Lague w• entirely revamped
which
bear
relation
to the War of
and improved on. A short ploy I. to given .
l imited as seating capacity is not
-
We sell only the reliable Shell Products-the only company
Rev. Benjamin
by the
the boy members shortly. Next Fri. I
that does not pro-
With a simple, profoundly hu- 0 ver 100, no reservations should the Revolution. In addition, the
d.,
iiiiii.tion
win
be held or three
original
Sheftall-Benjamin,
who
duce a cheap grade of gasoline. You save, however, 38
BLEIBERG
new members, Al Stern. Joe Wyman and man story that millions have b e made at once.
cents on every 10 gal-
landed
in
Georgia
with
a
group
of
Maurice Rose. These. together with Sid laughed and wept over, "Daddy
Moho! Specialist
lons of regular Shell gas that you buy here. Why use an inferior gas when at
Members will be notified of the
Schiff
and
Julius
Ekus
will
be
sworn
Portuguese
Jews
in
July,
Reoommended by I,
1733, fig-
Long Legs" will provide notable next meeting, which will be held
this saving you take no chances of injuring your motor?
into the club.
Leading Physician.
ures in these documents in the
entertainment for screen patrons at Palmer Park on Aug. 3.
2225 Blaine Ave.
form of letters written by him or
when
it
begins
its
four-day
run
Euclid 5000
SEE PACE 3 FOR WAYNE at the Hollywood Theater on Sun- Young Israel Annual Picnic to him.
Mani.. Poe[mood
The third group under review'
We offer the lowest prices on all automobile accessories. Alemiting, Wash-
COUNTY LEGAL NOTICES. I day.
kr Appointment
July 26 at Island Lake,
consists of two score letters
Young Israel is to conclude its written by Alexander Mayer, a ing, Greasing, Polishing, Repairs, Batteries Charged, Vulcanizing.
active year's work with its annual native of Philadelphia, from the
Your Laundry Individually-Washed and Carefully Hand-Ironed
picnic at Island Lake on Sunday, Isthmus of Panama, on his way to
Rev. Cantor
July 26. The committee, of which California, and from San Fran-
Hyman Moore is chairman, has ar- cisco to his relatives at home.
David Golden
ranged many things of interest Dated Feb. 20, 1850-April 3t1'
Detroit's F•vorlto
MOHEL
and variety for the entire day. 1852, in the turbulent days of the
There will be baseball games, California pioneers, these letters
Wedding Conn*.
swimming, final matches of the give us an intimate account of the
in Performed at
tennis
tournament, and other eommemrcial, social and political
Home and by
game, to be announced later. life of the San Francisco of that
Appointment
en KING,
Members
and their friends are period.
12168 Dexter Boulevard
Phone Longfellow 1185
Phme MA.. 071S
SAM GREEN, Proprietor.
urged to gather at the Jewish Cen-
It is Mr. Coleman's opinion that
Between Monterey and Richton
ter, 31 Melbourne, on Sunday Dr.Rosenbach has placed not only
morning, 10 o'clock.
the American Jewish Historical
4.75-20
MATCHMAKER
t
4.50-20
4.50-21
OLD FOLKS HOME
MOHEL
A
5 .60
54 n 7
6.65
5.00-19
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6.75
6.98
7.10
8 .30
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REV. J. SILVERMAN
Pathfuule/r
SHELL GAS
Mary Davis
HAND LAUNDRY
PHILADELPHIA
Tire and Battery Service
8443 TWELFTH STREET
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