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… they run— "If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you—" and all the rest of it. Someone has scored one line with a heavy blue pencil—"If you can dream and not…

… slowly— almost with a drawl—and looks at you beneath his lazy, half-closed lids. He told us of his boyhood on the other side of the water, of the long, weary days at the Chedar, of returning home by…

… years of study and empty dreaming. "Until then," lie went on, "my dreams had been my master. Now I mastered them. Once, at mid- night, I got out of bed and said the words of lamentation over the de…

… to discard the methods he had introduced and (Continued on page's) Louis Danto says: Whoever heard of a deceased husband or father who had too much life insurance? Wives sometimes object widows…

…- ions. We are great dreamers, we Jews! We're born in dreams, for don't our mothers dream that their sons may be the Messiah? I know my mother dreamed great things for me—not only in silence, as I think…

…3 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE The Master of Dreams By E. C. Ehrlich Upon the wall of the office, where the little, nervous man sits at his desk from early morning until after the slowest stenographer…

… has put away her notebook, hang the map of Palestine and a framed card done in old English lettering. The card bears a set of verses very popular a few years ago—"If" by Rudyard Kipling. You know how…

… make dreams your master—" and WC, who know the little man behind the desk, nod to each other when we read it, for we realize that he has made himself the master of his dreams. Once he told a few of us…

… how the vision had come to him. It was Friday night and the Chief, as we love to call him, ready to relax after the back-breaking grind of the week, leaned back in his chair and began to talk. He speaks…

… lantern light, stumbling sleepily as he went. "And when I was afraid, I would look up at the moon, for I knew she looks after orphans, and my father was dead." He spoke of the dreams that came to him in…

… obey. So Chaia, Berl and I, move. Our furniture we left behind, Chaim, our eldest son, is in the army, and we are walking. We have been walking since 6 o'clock in the morning. Chaia leans on me, I lean…

… on my stick, and Berl is carried sometimes in my arms, and sometimes in Chaia's. I look at old Reb Srul, bent and worn like a reed in the wind, he, too, walks. Occasionally I talk to him. I try to…

… been walking for twelve hours. Some have fallen by the road, but we cannot stop, we must walk. We are crowded into a dilapidated barn; it's cold, bitter cold in there. Surah, the feeble-minded one, has…

… just had an epileptic fit. Reb Srul does not feel well. He is pale; I go to the door to speak to a soldier. "A doctor please," "I plead." The old man is "dying." "Good," he laughs. "Let him die. One less…

… his place. We are glad that he has been excused by the Almighty One from walking. Someone suggests burial. We are about to ask for the privilege, when the door opens and a sol- dier commands us to get…

… at Arcadia Hall, Woodward Avenue and Stimson Place, Tuesday evening, April 4th, in behalf of the Jewish sufferers from the war. DR. STEPHEN S. WISE, of New York, and others will speak. Will you be…

… Washington Arcade, or by telephoning Cadillac 7602. If you have not already made your subscription come to the big meeting at the Arcadia, April 4th, prepared to GIVE UNTIL IT HURTS! This will be the close of…

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 7 If you have a Soul The following article published by the American Jewish Relief Committee for Sufferers from the War, To the Jews oof Detroit: • needs no word of comment…

…. Only read it and let the words sink into your hearts. You who have com- fortable and even luxurious homes, you who have no anxiety as to the safety of your children, you who ;have!alsurfeit of all good…

… things, read and ponder upon these words. TT IS Winter, not a mild Winter, a cold one; bitter cold. All day we have been walking. We have no idea where we are going. When a soldier says "move" a Jew must…

… Meeting on April 4th, in Arcadia Hall, their sad story will be told by Dr. StePhen S. \Vise and others. It is a story that will wring your hearts Cadilltc 702 The Russian •Senate rece41.1v passed a decree…

…w ay eadat . CLIPTON MMUS - 011100111All PO I CHRONICLE They would do it for you! ving a brief illness, Col. e's, one of California's racers and one of the fore- Lrly mining operators of died at…

… the home of his r, Mrs. Morris Schneider, ge of 83' years. 1cath of Second Lieuten- 2;ar Ilarnett Samuel at the front has been anmiunced (Tent disPatches. The de-- was a son of Nelson and a member of…

… the firm iett Samuel and Sons, of 1. Ile took a keen inter- lie welfare of the working the Fast Fnd of London is actively associated with :irk of the Jewish Lads ' e. He was promoted from iks, which he…

… joined at the ak of the war. Jews for whom our Cornmittee is making its appeal are no "Schnorrers." Thousands of those who are suffering for want of food and shelter . mer- today were but a few months ago…

… prosperous chants or successful members of the learned profes- sions. They Were wont to give to others out of there plenty, as now we ask you to give out of your abundance. But the War came, and with it, Star…

…- vation—Nakedness —Woe. The Detroit Committee for the Relief of They are your brcithers. Jewish Sufferers Will you leave them in their misery? from the War 314 Walilingtwn Arca& At the Great Public…

… that bequests left to synagogues are free from tax- ation, as •are the churches ofall other religious denominations. / ,0041111(c4' ■ 1 !!h\". Every Member of the Family Enjoys the Music of the…

… Victrola Nowadays it is so easy for everyone to hear and understand all that is best in music. Having a Victrola in your home is just like having the world's greatest artists always at your instant…

…—come in any time and hear your favorite music. GOLDBERG PHONOGRAPH STORE 167 GRATIOT AVENUE OPEN EVENINGS THE STORE WITH THE COMPLETE STOCK TEL. MAIN 1975 …

… Sabbath morning service, which was attended by many members. The assembly was addressed by Samuel Lamport, who spoke on the interesting subject of "The Origin of the Sabbath Service." After the service the…

… members had the privi- lege of hearing Rabbi Hershman's sermon. The Ladies' Auxiliary of Shaarey Zedek met on Monday, April 10, and listened to an unusually excel- lent program. Irs. Francis I lellin, Field…

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 8 "All Aboard" Promises to be Big Success Second Hand Cash Registo rs for Sale On Long Time Payments. Cad. 2253, Cad. 7229-861 West Fort Street Opera, Now Ready to be…

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… Silk Gloves STATE dt GRISWOLD 4th. Fl Palm' Smith BI S. S. E. LANGERMAN, Loc. Mgr. Cd. 1297 396 HASTINGS ST., DETROIT SCHAFFNER'S ' The Gorham Shop" GRA1NGER-HANNAH-KAY CO. DIAMOND IMPORTERS…

… Staged, Will be Seen by Capacity Audience. JOSEPH GELLER CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS All arrangements for "All Aboard," the opera to be produced by the Young People's Society of , have…

… HOW been Teniple Iteth completed, :Old When the curtain - But the hit of the show will lw the comedians. The fun is in the hands of such well-known mirth- makers at I lilliard Goldstick, Nor- man…

…. You will find the most complete line in the city of Dry Gods, Notions and Furnishings AT M. ROSINSKEY'S 351-355 Hastings St. Cor. Wilkins Detroit, Mich: - "Quality Which is Unexcelled at…

…. Also Camera Supplies, Developing and Printing. Phones: Ridge 3763 and Cadillac 3227. A SMOKEH'S C8EDIT RC • Po U idle New Dark FOR tore Clothes and Men's Furnishings A. EPSTEIN, Prop. We are the…

… best amateur production staged in Detroit for a long time. ;\ Jewish Chronicle reporter sur- prised the cast at its last rehearsal. The chorus, under the sonorous di- rections of Sam Busch, was going…

… through the paces, and executing them with a precison and grace that would put many a professional ag- gregation to shame. lilhard Goldstick's negro portrayal will be a sure scream, and the amorous antics…

… accurate estimate of Mr. Brandeis's fitness for a place on the Supreme Bench than is the testimony of those who have personal and political axes to grind. REMEMBER APRIL 4th ! It is a DAY OF OPPORTUNITY for…

…, - Subscription in Advance $1.50 per year Offices 701 Penobscot Bldg. Telephone Cadillac .2588. The Jewish Chronicle invites correspondence on subjects of inter- est to the Jewish people, but disclaims…

…•I*. • • 'Dollars among the Jews of gives us that opportunity. Shat Detroit Jews have given muc. are confident that they will give FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1916. Some Light on the Brandeis Case. Those who have kept…

… number of Jews suffering from the hardship of war and Russian barbarism is seven millions. The Jervis, On March 26th delegates fro the land will assemble at Philadel posed Jewish Congress.. Much has…

… that trifle saner, and from the history lesson of broad-mindedness with Ny that they realized that on the Con question which is important cnougl \ there is room for an honest differe to continue in the…

… high respect and he has well earned, it is to be ho, (lawn upon Mr. Schiff. No- Jew has ever had cause to h tunately, on the other hand, Judai• to be unashamed of some of its jev,' \\' hen parents…

…THE JEWISH 4 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Issued Every Friday by the Jewish Chronicle Publishing Company. Michigan's Only Jewish Publication. Editor Manager Samuel J. Rhodes, Anton Kaufman…

… responsibility for an indors_e- ment of views expressed by the writers. All correspondence and society notes to insure publication must be sent in so as to reach this office Wednesday morning of each week. L…

… their ears to the ground during the hearings by the senate committee anent the confirmation of Mr. Brandeis for Justice of the Supreme Court, have felt all along that much of the opposition to him…

… emanated from those who were fearful that a man of his temperament upon the Supreme Bench of the United States might seriously interfere with those who had to do with the so- called ''Big Business" of the…

… Appointment Miss B. A. Krenz 92 E. High Street Gown Maker and Importer is giving attractive values on all GOWNS AND BLOUSES Special Offering in NEW SUMMER MILLINERY The Latest Importations A HARRY…

… diligently ill order to make the affair a suc- cess,• said 11 - . Harry Satovskv, Chairman of the Committee on Ar- rangements, "and the public can be assured that no effort has been spared to insure a good…

… singing of Christmas hymns and carols in the public schools as requested by a number of citizens who claimed to represent the sentiments of the Jewish residents in Boston. The hoard based its action on the…

… opinion of the corporation counsel of the city and on the belief that the singing of Christmas carols and hymns did not tend to undermine the faith of the Jewish children in the public schools. schools of…

… violation of the stat- objection is made tends to prosely- utes forbidding the teaching of any type children from one faith to an- special religion in the public schools. other. The opinion of the corporation…

… one of the oldest religions in the went to the extent of denying the world, it is, of course, a matter to right to have hymns sung for the NY111C11 exception might fairly be purpose of imparting…

…, entertained at luncheon on Tuesday of this week in honor of Mrs. Saul Kaufman, who is to leave the city shortly to make her home in Reading-, Pa. Organizations HEBREW LADIES' AID SO- CIETY BALL. Mr. Adolph…

…. Oscar Rosenberger spent a few days in Cincinnati last week. One of the most successful dances ever .given by the Fresh Air Society was held on Thurs- day evening of last week at Al- hambra Hall, and much…

…. The British occupation of Bas- sorah, on the Persian Gulf, which has a considerable Jewish popu- lation, has given rise to an precedented incident. The Mili- tary Governor having obtained from the chief…

… rabbi a list of the Jewish festivals, gave directions that government offices shonld he closed on all these (lays, in- cluding the two days of Purim, which arc celebrated by the Se- fardic Jews with much…

… ceremony. Soifer Bros. 517 HASTINGS STREET MRS. H. KLEIN One of the largest successes of the season was the ball given un- der the auspices of the Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society On Sunday evening; March It…

… ► th, at Burk's Gasino. This success was due to no small extent to the able and energetic efforts of the Society's officers, headed by Mrs. harry Klein, of the Committee on Ar- rangements, the Floor…

… ; Mrs. Joseph Hartman, Sec- retary; Mrs. Marie Hartman, Treasurer; and Mrs. Philip Ber- kowitz and Mrs. Jack F.Imen, Trustees. The Committee on Arrange-. ments consisted of the following la'dies: Mrs…

…, ► 00, will close Nvith a mammoth smoker on Thursday night, March :Inth. Four teams have been aggressive- ly engaged in the work of secur- ing new members„for the organ- ization. This contest has received…

…; Bernard E. Anspach, Secretary, and Samuel Sarasohn, Treasurer. THE JEWISH STUDENT CONGREGATION OF U. OF M. fro•-; l'age 5) the pulpit, speaking on the topic, "Prejudice, its Causes and its Cure." The…

… IFAVISH CHRON- ICLE: High School Boys and Girls or Students attending the University. Good salary and commis- sion. A P P LY at. CH RON I CU: of- fice, 701 Penobscot Building, on Monday and Tuesday after…

….11111 Owing to the tremendous demand for JI74"1‘).1 a"klitittit ratilaVI aikiiiiir e a eMeliff agslidi t Rabbi Franklin left on Wednes- day for \Vildwood, N. J., to attend the sessions of the Central Confer…

… guests were pres- ent. Mr. Sol Lamport, one of New York's prominent Jewish men, is the guest of Mrs. E. Lamport, 990 John R. street. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe of 88 i;arfield avenue announce the en…

… Importer is giving attractive values on all GOWNS'AND BLOUSES 210 E. Hancock Ave. Detroit Special Offering in NEW SUMMER MILLINERY The Latest Imp l ortations CADILLAC 5584 When you are HUNGRY call…

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE SOCIETY (Continued from page 10) Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Engel of South Bend, Ind., spent a few days in the city last week. Removal Notice I — • • I 111$141 11111111111- V 1…

…- ence of American Rabbis. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goulson spent Thursday in Cleveland. ■ ; *Si ■ PALAIS DE DANSE The World's Finest Soft Drink Finest Summer Ballroom in America DANCING EVERY EVENING…

… Ben Shook's Peerless Orchestra ■ ■ The Michigan Parfay Company has moved to larger quarters. We have equipped a large plant at Miss Lillian Ach of Dayton spent a few days in the city as the guest of…

… drinking this delicious beverage. Have a case delivered to your home. Ask for Parfay at the fountains. 5e a Bottle. Se a Glass. Mrs. E. Lamport announces the Bar Mitzvah of her son Max. which took place…

… Saturday, June 24, at Congregation Shaarey Zedeic. A very brilliant talk on "Israel as a Nation," was given by Master Lamport, who has already achieved for himself many honors in oratory. UNDESIRABLE or…

… SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED By the "Lucille Francis" Scientific Method Mr. and Mrs. A. Klein and fam- ily of Eliot street have left for an extended motor trip through the west. Mrs. S. M. Lampke and grand…

… avenue, has returned home. The engagement was announced of Miss Alice Rosenberg to Mr. Albert Ziskind at a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosenberg at their home, 250 East Warren ave- nue, at which 80…

…32 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE SOCIETY. (Continued from page 31) Jay I larris was hostess at a dinner on Wednesday evening, the NI isses I lirschman gave a theater party and tea at the Pontchartrain…

…, and Mrs. Ilermart Lieberman entertain- ed with a miscellaneous shower at her home in Farrand Park: On Tuesday Mrs. S. D. Oppenheimer and Miss Oppenheimer were .host- esses at a luncheon at the Cadillac…

…- sonal canvass and the big mass meeting, still to be played? We sincerely hope that' when the doors of Arcadia Hall shall have been thrown open for the mass meeting on April 4th, we will find that Detroit…

… finding good hoarding homes for neglect4 and deficient children. There are now 11 children in the home owned by the United Jew- ish Charities on Tiendrie avenue. Only this week homes had to he found for a…

… very grateful for the names of ladies who are willing to assist in this very important branch of the • visiting work. Any one interested should call Miss Louise Goldstone. Main 3710, for further…

…,- but far exceeded. At a luncheon held by the members of the com- mittee at the Board of Com- merce on last Monday, Mr. David A. Brown, the active head of the relief work and chairman of the committee…

…, announced that without having made 'any effort to secure subscriptions, and with the final whirlwind campaign for contributions still on the pro- gram, Ile has received the sum of $25,000 in voluntary…

… contribu- tions. "If this sum, fully one-quarter of the total we are striving for, has.,•already been reached," .said Mr. Brown, "what will he the result of the entire campaign, with our trump cards, the per…

…- torium of Forester's Temple, the Young People's Hebrew Society of Saginaw, on the evening of Maich 28, staged an open meet- ing, which was thoroughly suc- cessful. The feature of the even- ing was a debate…

… on the Literary Test Bill, between Miss Hilda Goldman and Robert L. Seitner.. The speakers displayed a wide knowledge of the subject and did 'ample justice to their re- spective sides. The program fol…

…,251,450.77. UNIVERSITY MENORAH SO- CIETY TO GIVE SMOKER. The annual smoker of the Uni- versity of Michigan Menorah So- ciety will be,held on Wednesday evening,. April 5. Prof.. David Friday of the economics depart- ment…

… in American and European history at the Detroit Central High School will deliver 'an ad- dress before the University of Michigan Menorah Society on Sunday evening, April 2nd; :on "The Personality of…

… appear before the congressional committee on education and labor to present arguments urging passage of the Booker-Hughes convict labor bill. If passed, this bill will permit state legislation prohibiting…

… college men who were Jews, some indica- tion of that fact should appear in the name by which it was known. The next meeting of the organi- zation will be held on Saturday evening, April 15, at the Hotel…

… Stat- ler, at which time Mr. H. Chage, who was one of the delegates from Detroit to the Conference at Phila- delphia, will speak to the members concerning the work of the Con- ference. "A RACING ROMANCE…

… promises to be a decided "hit" on the night of the play. \liss Rose Hubar as a vivacious school girl displays marked ability, while Miss Rose Schere, who takes the leading school girl role, is all grace and…

… were also very skeptical and exam- ined Roitvarf in detail, and sepa- TO RENT rately from the others, about the circumstances of the escape. SC H AFFNER'S 4th. Fl Peter Smith Bldg. STATE & GRISWOLD "You…

…11 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Mr. I. Wolf of Philadelphia is spending some time in the city. The graduating recital of Miss Emily Chylinski, a pupil of Miss Hattie Groneman, was held Wed- nesday evening…

…, April 5th, at the Y. W. C. A. IIall. Mr. Leonard Goulson of Phila- delphia is spending several weeks in Detroit. Mrs. David Welt and Mrs. John Menolds of Toledo are the guests of Nlrs. -George . Loria of…

… Brush street. The Monday reading circle and the domestic science class, which have been held throughout the win- ter under the auspices of the Jew- ish Woman's Club have discontin- ued their activities…

… for the season. Both classes have been most suc- cessfuly and keenly appreciated by all who have attended them. 'Mr. Frank Hamburger and Mr. Israel Cohen left Nlonday for Washington, where they will…

… shipment into a state of convict-made goods for the purpose of re-sale. Jewish Collegiate Club The smoker last Saturday night at the 1 tote! Pontchartrain was not altogether a pleasure affair. There was…

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 8 Detroit Zionists Arrange For Flower Day Second Hand Cash Registers For Sale On Long Time Payments. Cad. 2253, Cad. 7229•R 61 West Fort Street Will Sell Flowers on May 21…

…--Proceeds to Go to National Fund The annual flower day held all over the United States under the auspices of the National Fund will take place on May 21st. On that day two hundred girls will station…

…- ship Tickets to all parts of M. Solowetchik, director of the Siberian railway and a mem- ber of one of the foremost 'Jew- ish families in Russia, died re- cently at Petrograd. the world Prompt and…

… in this manner. and this year it is confidently ex- pected that the results will be even more gratifying. Mr. Louis Stoll is taking active charge of Flower Day, and is de- voting considerable energy…

… towards making it a success. Ile has al- ready secured the names of two hundred Jewish young women who have volunteered their services. The first meeting of all the volun- teers will be held Saturday even…

…America 'elvish Period THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 8 B'Nai B'Rith Debate Arouses In Second Hand Cash Registers For Sale On Long Time Payments. Phones Cad. 1338 and Cad. 5552. 525 Woodward Ave., cor…

… Pretentious Program Offered this Year," Says President J. Miller. The debate to be staged at the open meeting of Pisgah Lodge on Monday evening, May 29, has cre- ated considerable comment among both members of…

… B'nai ftrith and local j CWIS11 men generally. The subject which will form the topic for the evening's discussion, "Re- solved, that the Order of B'nai 1 'rith abolish secrecy," is one which is not…

… only of vital concern to the entire order at the present time, but one which also furnishes food for thought on the part of all intelligent and thinking - people. Ili addition to the deep interest of the…

… compete in the Ford Drivers' Races at the Fair Grounds on the Fourth of July, for which he has been training for some time past. Circum - 92 E. High Street Violin Instructor and Musical Director Gown…

… Maker and Importer 210 E. Hancock Ave. Detroit GOWNS AND BLOUSES is giving attractive values on all Special Offering in NEW SUMMER MILLINERY The Latest Importations CADILLAC 5584 When you are…

…15 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE SOCIETY (Continued from page 14) Miss Fannie Fidelholtz of Can- ton, 0., is the guest of Miss Ethel Rosenthal of Frederick avenue. I .•••• 1 • • II n . ni t11.1.11M…

….•4 tusgriiiIME-L •.; Superfluous Hair lotiet*Ither, ' 11 '&712. alift The Mar of - rs. A. J.. Glueckman has as her guest Mrs. A. Schiffer of Toronto, Ont. 01% 1511 Grace, B uty anil Charm of…

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… announced the engagement of their daughter, Jennie, to Mr. Delis Horowitz. Griswold St. is quick, prompt and exclusive. We will send a car to your place any time in charge of a oompetent chauffeur to take…

… you anywhere and back. You don't have to own an auto to enjoy auto riding. Our service supplies the car at very reason- able rates. Bet. Miles Theater and Mabley's PROGRESSIVE AUTO SERVICE CO. Miss…

…-J David B. Musicus Miss B. A. Krenz European Graduate Miss F. Traitel of New York City is the guest of Mrs. J. B. Rice, 941 Brush street. Miss Lena Goldman of 13 East 118th street, New York City…

… Cad. 1297 DENNEN'S BOOS SHOP Phone Cedar I83•M Notary Public Ave. DETROIT J. DUSCHINSKY Foreign Exchange Bank Steamship Ticket Agency The Jewish Chronicle "The Newspaper That Has Made Good…

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… Aleichem, one of the greatest Yiddish writers who ever. lived, died in New York on May 12. Over a quarter of a million Jews paid their last tribute to the earthy remains of the great author by following his…

… out of the village in neither I nor my little ones, have which she has lived all her lifetime, ever been fitted for a trade. "I have no property, have never • as contained in a petition to a 1…

… destruction. Please consider my pit- ill the army and she is left with four iful condition and obtain for me little ones to take care of as best she permission to remain in Sutoki, can, the order went forth…

… was still alive, and is How in ation." the war zone. The second son, Appended to this petition was the Raphael, who on the death of his certificate of the priest, Joseph father became the bread…

…-earner of Prigorovitch, in which lie corrob- the family, was taken into the serv- orates the above statement and ice on January 25, 1916, and is now adds: working in the military tailor shops. "To send the…

… receive aid from no one, and families within this district, I beg, through my own hard work I sup- in the name of humanity, that you port as best I can myself and my take up favorably the plea of the…

…- Vitebsk decided on February 25 to lage. I also urge that, if possible, send me into the Jewish Pale, be- your influence be used in obtaining cause my husband, the artisan, is for this hard-working widow and…

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…r THE JEWISH CHRONICLE SHOLEM ALEICHEM DEAD The Heart-Rending Story of a Jewish Widow Another Instance of Russian Barbarism and Cruelty A Quarter of Million People in Funeral Procession. Sholem…

… body to the grave. )bservers said that it was the great- est funeral procession in the history of New York. Sholem Aleichem, whose real name was S. Abramovitch, was born in Russian Poland. Even in his…

… the contributions made at the Ar- cadia mass meeting for the bene- fit of the Jewish War Sufferers. The list will be continued in the issue of next week. JEWELRY STORE on the East Side Fifteen years…

… ago I started in a one story frame, having less than 400 square feet of floor space. Today my new building, with over 12,000 square feet of floor room, houses not only the busiest but the biggest…

… of the Grill Club took place on Tuesday eve- ning at the Phoenix Club. The subject of the evening's discussion was "Detroit and Its Possibilities," a most interesting paper being read by Mr. Sol M…

… Parties Phone Main 1661 F. P. STRIKER Proprietor The "Moe Ehrlich" Plan "Pay as You Can" "Right on the Corner" "Right on the Corner" EIIRLICII BUILDING, Adams and Hastings, near Gratiot DRESS SUITS…

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 12 "Big Oaks from Little Acorns Grow" List of Donations to the Fund for the Relief of the Jews in the War Zone BUSIEST BIGGEST HANDSOMEST The following is a partial list of…

… Jewelry business in Detroit, off Woodward Avenue. Selling RELIABLE Jewelry at a saving of g to Is from downtown prices on List of Subscriptions, $100 or More. (Continued from Last Issue) 100.00 Herman…

… this not only the busiest but biggest and best Jewelry Store in Detroit—off Woodward Avenue. My policy of opening Charge Accounts with my patrons—allowing them to make such selections as they choose at…

… me to buy direct from Manufacturers at the "discount rates" allowed only to jobbers, and this saving, combined with my light expenses, permits me to undersell any exclusive retail dealer in Detroit…

…. Open Evenings—Why Go "Downtown" and Pay More ? (Conitnurd in Next Issue) (Continued from Page Miss Golda Ginsburg has re- turned to Ann Arbor after passing the holidays in Detroit. The monthly meeting…

…. Cohen. Mr. Harold Rosenfield has re- turned from New York. Mrs. Rodman and Miss Joseph- ine Rodman, of Denver, Colo., are the guests of Mrs. C. Warshauer, of Colorado Avenue. Miss Rod- man and Miss…

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 8 News of Jewish Interest Second Hand Cash Registers For Sale On Long Time Payments. Zionists Dine Jacob De Haas. Jacob Dc Haas, one of the lead- ers of American Zionism…

…, and for- merly secretary to Theodor Herz!, editor of the Jewish Advocate of Boston, was tendered a banquet by his friends on Sunday evening, April 19, at Vienna Hall. There were present three Zionists…

…'s annual address to them. Abraham Elkus May Succed This action was taken at the con- Morgenthau. clusion of Rabbi Kopald's address It is reported with some show on "The Psychology of Prejud- of authority…

… Oscar Straus. The strike on the New York subway caused Oscar S. Straus to bring his vacation to an abrupt termination. Mr. Straus was in Asheville, N. C., with Mrs. Straus, who is convalescent from an at…

… district of New York. Pittsburgh Y. M. H. A. Dedicates New Home. The Pittsburgh (Pa.) Y. M. H. A. began the dedication of its beautiful new home, formerly the Elks' Temple, on Sunday, April 19. The speakers…

… on that occasion were the Rev. J. Leonard Levy, Attorneys A. Leo Weil and Jo- seph Stadfield, Dr. Rudolph I. Coffee, now of Chicago, and H. J. Applestein. The functions were The Young People's League…

… Hoffman were auctioneers. One of the special attractions of this affair was dancing. A meeting was held the follow- ing Monday, April 10, at the home of Mr. I. Zellman, 104 Theodore St. Mr. J. Tennenbaum…

… appointed on the new Press Committee. The next meeting will be held Wednesday evening. at the home of H. Hoffman, 240 Hendrie Ave.' Cad. 2253, Cad. 7229-R 61 West Fort Street JOSEPH GELLER CLOTHING', HATS…

… Cadillac 3227. A SMOKER'S CREDIT RC.. U Olir New Vork FOR 'tort Clothes and Men's Furnishings A. EPSTEIN, Prop. We are the originators on the East Side of clothing possessing style and quality 402…

… who had attended the first Zionist Con- gress with Mr. De Haas, fellow Zionists from London, friends of his from Boston, and a large num- ber of New York Zionists. Charles A. Cowen acted as toastmaster…

…. Ben I. Greenbaum. Temple Beth El on Feb. 27th, at If the family physician should as much a part of this world as her home on Thursday afternoon. the ocean, the mountains and the It is a generally…

…-discovery of the Old Tes- choose to be born of Jewish par- cian be a spiritual adviser, who says : "Women of today, your S. Club on March 12th. tament." Its ideals are being un- ents. .1 have worked among - all…

… trip, and If there is one time in the life ceases. This department is call- to the appeal of symbolism. And on their return will make their ed into existence to do all with- of a Jewish child when, more…

… his soul with the Mantle of town guests. cent publication on the "Aboli- preparation f o r Confirmation Judaism, his first independent Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levy tion of Poverty" was written by Day. It is…

…., on Johns Hopkins University. Let moment in which to help the speed of Teacher and parents on Sunday, March 12, from 2 to 5 this be our contribution to Am- child apply to his daily life the his way. and…

…, on the day of Confirmation Day. Let us {Continued from Page 9.) money has not decreased preju- when above all others, the child abolish gifts and receptions and that people whose ancestors had dice…

… against us. We thought that might be made to feel the pur- every vestige of display and been slaves for centuries could, when our Christian neighbors pose of existence in sincere, sim- make the day one of…

…11 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Mr. Albert Schloss has return- One of the most unassuming vet desirable and praiseworthy ed from New York. Mrs. Schloss clubs in . Detroit is the Ladies' and Miss Helen…

… Schloss will re- Wednesday Sewing Circle, or- main in the east for some time. ganized two years ago, and The 26th "Quiet Hour of Mu: which has for its object the mak- sic" was held in the Temple on ing and…

… distribution of garments Sunday afternoon. On this oc- for the needy poor and sick, be- casion Mr. Tyler was assisted by sides the furtherance of charit- Miss Louise Allen Lyon, so- able work generally. ln the…

… season will take Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldberg, place at the residence of Mrs. TT. of 159 Kirby avenue, east, cele- Telfman. brated their silver wedding an- niversary on Sunday, March 26, - NIrs. Charles B…

… of Toledo, were among in the loss of their little son, the out. of town guests. Ford Milton, who passed away -last Saturday morning at the age of eighteen months. The fun- eral took place on Monday af…

… held on at their club rooms. An excel- SundaV afternoon of this week lent orchestra furnished music to formulate plans for aiding in for (lancing, which included sev- the work of the War Relief Com- eral…

…. FINSTERWALD CO. 321 Woodward Ave. Between Columbia and Montcalm OUR WOMEN FRANK DANBY DIES. Mrs. Julia Frankau, the well- known writer, whose pen name ryas "Frank Danby," died at her home in London on…

… brief prano. period of its existence the Circle has cut, made and distributed 291 and Mrs. Adolph Sloman . garments to various charities, and Miss Irma Sloman, who aside from the frequent monetary have…

… been traveling through the donations which it has made. \vest, have returned. The ladies of this highly success- Mrs. J. Ginsberg, of Laurel, ful little club are: Mrs. Charles u, Ilirschfieltl, 1\ Mrs…

… Stier, who was vis- I ). K uttnaner, rs. \ 1 a x )1- iting- her parents in Leavenworth, laskv. Mrs. Henry Stearns, and Kans., has returned to Detroit. Airs. Etn:,,ene Kepple. The last meeting of the…

… Cleveland. arymont has re- Mrs. Fred turned from a visit with her sisters in Cincinnati. Miss Hattie Groneman will give two recitals at the Art Museum in June, Miss Jeanette Starikoff being one of the…

… comprising the l'ioard of Directors of the Woman's Aux- iliary of Temple Beth El, gave a luncheon at the Phoenix Country Club on . Thursday, the honor guests being Mrs. Isaac Goldberg, newly elected president…

… contest held at the home of NIrs. Chase of Boston Boulevard for membership to the "Tuesday Musical," Miss Starikoff was one of the two winners in the piano department, and being only seventeen years of age…

…. was born in Algiers, February the Grand 420 and 1541-J 4th, 1683. Little is known of him until his arrival in this country. He You will find was probably educated in Italy and Groceries of quality at…

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 12 SOCIETY (Continued from pair in ilton NI. Alexander is spending a few days in Cincinnati. , .\11". NIr. I I. I Iimelhoch spent several (lays in New York last week…

…. --- Rabbi Louis Itnrnstein of St. Jo- seph spent a day in the city last week. Krolik has re- NIrs. Henry turned from an extended eastern trip. Mr. Elias Frank and Nliss Hed- wig Frank spent the week-end in…

… participants. Mr. and NIrs. Ira D. Jacobs of 252 :\ Wintry Boulevard will be at home to their friends Wednesday afternoon and evening, June 7th, in honor of the confirmation of their son, Marvin. The ladies…

…, and NIrs, Viola Wolf, the retiring president. NI iss Jeanette Starikoff, for seven years a pupil of Miss [attic Groneman, pianiste, has had a re- markable honor bestowed upon her recently. In the…

…, her wonder- ful technique and brilliant interpre- tation were especially commented upon. Her program consisted of a "Beethoven Sonata" and the "Juliet Waltz," by Gunoud Raff. Miss Starikoff is of…

… Russian parentage. She was born in Paris, France, and her entire musical training has been under Miss Groneman. Silks and Cloths, will be assorted into three sec tions—your choice at these prices— "The…

… guests for one week at the Oakridge Ho- tel at Green Springs, Ohio, where they will he joined later by Nlrs. Jacob I Iersh and Nliss Ruth Hersh and Miss Augusta (irosfeld. Subscribe for The Jewish…

…'alkyd eater CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 15 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE BAXTER Engagement Announced REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR POLICE JUSTICE ALDRICH BAXTER Primaries August 29, 1916 OUR…

… CHOICE DR. ROBERT T. WILLIAMS Republican Candidate for CORONER Primaries August 29th, 1916 "THE MAN OF THE HOUR" Deep Springs Water Co. 674 Grand River Ave. Perfectly Pure Drinking Water from Our…

… NIuscovitz„i34 Ilitll 27 from 2 to 5. street east, announces the engage- Sunday August 'tient of her daughter, Anna I. to No cards. Miss Laura Nlarcuse and Phillip Nlarcuse have returned from an ex- it . nsi…

…. Miles Theater Griswold St. aBe a nd Mabley's 4th Floor Peter Smith Bldg. Cad. 1297 "Meet Friedberg-- Wear Diamonds" State and Griswold S E Langerman, Local Mgr. J. DUSCHINSKY Foreign Exchange Bank…

…, - Subscription in Advance $1.50 per year Offices' 701 Penobscot Bldg. Telephone Cadillac 2588. The Jewish Chronicle invites correspondence on subjects of inter- est to the Jewish people, but disclaims…

… their Jewish brethren in the war zone, further words may be in vain. ,But we venture this last reminder before the great meeting on next Tuesday. No Jew or Jewess who is self respecting or who has a spark…

… unusual, but they are seldom justified. Indeed, the Talmud said that no righteous man is removed from earth save some other righteous one is created to take his place among men. In the instance of Isaac M…

…. Wise, however, it remains strangely true that in these sixteen years that have passed, no one man has ap- peared among us who has been able to combine within himself the varied marks of greatness that…

… have arisen to carry on his work. In the Union of American Hebrew Congrega- tions his spirit is yet dominant. In the newspaper which he founded and edited for almost half a century, there is still…

… EVENING Ben Shook's Peerless Orchestra An event of the past week was the wedding on Sunday, July 2, of for stubborn cases and cases which have tried depilatories, electric needles and shaving. The method…

…1 1 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE SOCIETY SUPERFLUOUS (Continued from page 10) Mrs. Samuel Berman and Mrs. Jacob Sauls and daughter Miriam of Hancock avenue have left for their summer home at Anchorville…

… time in charge of a oompetent chauffeur to take you anywhere and back. You don't have to own an auto to enjoy auto riding. Our service supplies the car at very reason- able rates. s eater il iyaiLei sey…

…Th MRS. HARRY ALTMAN Miss Marguerite Rohrlich, daugh- 11-. and NIrs. Carl Rohrlich, ter IJarry Altman of this city. to 1 Rabbi Judah P. Levin officiated at the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Harry- Weisburger of…

… Adelaide street entertainted at the Hotel 'fuller Wednesday even- ing, complimenting their nephew, Harry \Veisburger of South Bend, PROGRESSIVE AUTO SERVICE CO. 1534 HAMILTON BOULEVARD CORNER CLAIRMOUNT J…

…. Hancock Ave. Detroit GOWNS AND BLOUSES is giving attractive values on all Special Offering in Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Good- man have moved to Highland avenue. Mrs. Emanuel T. Berger and son Donald have…

… returned from a visit in Wheeling, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sloman have left for providence, R. I., where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heintzelman for several days. They will visit…

… Washington before returning home. NEW SUMMER MILLINERY The Latest Importations CADILLAC 5584 When you are HUNGRY call Grand 3970 ALTMAN & COMPANY aurire 1ittitel Arrilitert DELICATESSEN 739 Woodward…

… To Rent Tuxedos, Prince Alberts Cutaways, Gray Striped Trousers, Silk Hats, White Vests. 4th Floor Peter Smith Bldg. Cad. 1297 State and Griswold S. E. Langerman, Local Mgr. Phone Cedar 183-M…

… in De- troit on Monday to assist in the initiation of a large number of new members in the local Order. Rabbi Leo M. Franklin was in Ann Arbor on Sunday of this week, where he attended a special meet…

…- ing of the Executive Committee of the Jewish Student Congregation. Dr. Emli Mayer, one of New York's most prominent physicians, was among the delegates to the American Medical Convention' held in…

… word in otllit in the new allapro and rfftrto on display in opting and swam sillies An incitation is tattnbrb to uott for gour inaprrtion fairtligan Atitliurrg Tompang itabittowit5 10 9-19 1 ii…

… HUNGARIAN KITCHEN STRICTLY KOSHER Mrs. E. M. Rothman entertained at bridge on Monday of last week. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS Miss Selig, who has been the guest of Mrs. Joseph Selling, has returned to her…

… Cleveland will occupy an apartment on High- land Avenue for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. Aronson of Newark arrived in the city on Sun- (lay to be present at the marriage of Miss Amy Rosengarten to Mr. Harry…

… Detroiters were registered at Mt. Clemens hotels during the week : Dr. M. Bern- stein, Mr. I. S. Rosengarten, Mr. (Continued on page 12) TIRE & AUTO SERVICE CO. 2128-30 Woodward Av. Telephone HEMLOCK 370…

…11 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE SOCIETY Mars (Continued from page 10) Rabbi Rudolph I. Coffee, Super- intendent of Social Service work of the I. O. B. B., and President Sam- uels, both of Chicago, were…

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… home in Chicago. Dr. Joseph Saffir of New York has returned home after attending the medical convention. Mrs. Arthur Fisher and family of Pittsburgh are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sloman. Mrs…

…. Eugene Hill of New York is the guest of relatives in Detroit. --- Mr. Julius Weitz and daughter, Elaine, of Cleveland spent Sunday in Detroit. Schaffner's Dress Suits To. Rent Tuxedos, Prince Alberts…

… city, and now a prominent attorney in •NIilwaukee, MISS SADYE MONASH VI-. Adolph Amberg left Detroit for the east Wednesday. Detroit Lodge No. 55 K. of P. will start regular meetings on the first…

… Wednesday in September at Castle Hall, 533_Cass avenue. \1 r. and NIrs. Benjamin L. Lam- 'bed and daughters, Sarah and Ruth, returned from Duluth on the steamer Noronic. I he Mark Dr .... A Reed 4…

… are registered at the 280 NI edhury avenue, announce the Biltlllore hotel, New York. 4th Floor Peter Smith Bldg. Cad. 1297 State and Griswold S E Langerman, Local Mgr. engagement of their daughte r…

…9 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE SOCIETY To insure publication, all items of social interest should be sent to the office of the Jewish Chronicle, 314 Peter Smith Bldg., telephone Cherry 3381, not later…

… than Tuesday evening. Mrs. E. Herman of Cincinnati and her grandchild, Theodore Deutsch of Cleveland, spent several days in the city. While here they were entertained by a number of their relatives. 11…

… r. and Mrs. M. Goodman and (laughter Gertrude are making a trip to Baltimore and Atlantic City. NIrs, E. I I. Koch and daughter Alma are at Muskoka •Lake. The lisses Malvin and Jeanette Feigel are…

… from Green Springs, where they spent a few weeks. NIr. and N1rs. A. E. Brown are making an eastern auto trip. :Among the visitors to the city last week was Benjamin F. Saltz- stein, formerly of this…

… Woodward et A, c r. iv Even if it requires standing or walking all clay—you'll find joy in your job of Quality The parents of Miss \Vinifred Sandorf announce her marriage to Mr. Maurice Kollin, which…

…, Cora Sloman and Nli:sDor- othy Sloman attended the \ve (Hing of \1r. Hubert Shoran in ► ulaha on June 1. They will spend the re- mainder of the summer in the \Vest. Nliss Irma t iooflinan of Youngs town…

… attend the wedding . of N1 r. Sloman. .\ meeting of the local chapter of the ITadassah society \Yin take place on Thursday evening at the vestry rooms of the Shaarey Ze(hel: for the purpose of electing…

… DAY Rkh!.e M r. Day K roh]; :pending sev- eral weeks in White Plains. 4th Floor Peter Smith The cushion sole of resilient cork. the snug fitting heel and arch support give the ease necessary for hot…

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…- where in Detroit for $1.00. NIrs. NI. C. \Veil Park has as her guest: Mrs. Feld- man and family of Cincinnati. Dr. and \I rs. Charley .\. ken- nett are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a…

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…. Samuel J. li•\tt'l' of Kala- mazoo was in the 'citv during the past week. 5 CAMPUS MARTIUS CADILLAC N1rs..\dolph Sempliner of Cleve- land is the guest of Ni rs. Nlonroe Rosenfield of Second avenue. Nirs…

…, Ohio, spent a week in. De- troit as the guest. and Mrs. Lawrence ( ;oodman of Highland avenue. \I r. and NI N. Jacob IIrown and (laughter, Norma. have returned front ( )inaha, where thee went to…

… officers and choosing committees for Zion Day. The marriage of Nliss Anw Ro- sengarten to Nit - . I larry I I. Ilerger will be an event of line 21. 2 Schaffner's Dress Suits To Rent Tuxedos, Prince…

…. Mrs. J. Spater and Mrs. J. L. Freud entertained at bridge on Friday at the home of the latter on !Marlborough avenue. The monthly meeting of the Grill Club took place on Tues- day evening of this week…

… been visiting the Misses Gins- burg : has returned to her home in Alpena. The Ladies' Auxiliary of Sfiaarey Zedek held its monthly meeting on March 13. A very in- teresting paper on "Tudiasm From the…

… luncheon, one which she spelled out on her fin- which was thoroughly relished gers, for speech was then beyond by all of the members, was served her. Those words, and her epi- by the hostess. After considera…

…- Grace Aguilar received the tions. greater part of her education and This work is carried on under training from her parents. Her the auspices of the Fresh Air mother, from whom she inherited Society her…

… strong religious feeling, taught her to read the Scriptures systematically. Her father read DEATH OF MRS. ROSA F. history to her daily, while Grace BLOOM. would deftly ph- the needle or On Friday evening…

…, that her writings entitle her her very suddenly, and her death to be classed as one of the fore- was a great shock to her many most English novelists and writ- friends. Mrs. Bloom has been a ers of…

… Jewish history and relig- lifelong resident of Detroit and ion. Her stories are mostly do-' she had a host of friends in the mestic talcs founded on Marano community, who had learned to history, the most…

… her club at her home on Medbury Boulevard on Wednes- day of last week. Mr. and Mrs. B. Benjamin and granddaughter attended the 90th birthday celebration of Mr. A. Ep- stein in Aurora, Ill. Mrs…

…. Chimeroff of Chicago. Pleasure and philanthrope were combined on Friday afternoon in the home of NI rs. I. NIitchkun, 81 Greenfield Avenue, with a musicale given by the Florence Crittenden Circle for the…

…11 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE When You Get Your Diploma SOCIETY (continua from page to) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sillman of 2974 \Vest Grand Boulevard are spending a few weeks in New York. Mr. and Mrs…

…. Samuel Stearns, Mr. William Stearns and Mr. Lou Simon spent Decoration Day at the Flats. don't hobble onto the stage in shoes that hurt. Picture how trim your foot will look in this graceful model which…

… gives a slim, high- arched appearance. And the comfort of the soft cush- ion of resilient, damp-proof cork will give you a springy, easy tread. This model for men—called the "Prep," is a rakish last for…

… those who demand snap and style as well as comfort. Another model, "University" is equally as good. "CHIC" No"breaking in." Comfortable from the first step. Mrs. S. Kauffman entertained the members of…

…. Emanuel T. Mr. an Berger and son Donald have taken an apartment at the Addison for the month of June. Mrs. Julius Marcus and daugh- ter Elsie are the house guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Samuel Goodman of Medbury…

… Boulevard. Mrs. Arthur Victor of Buffalo, who has been the guest of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Wine- man, has returned home. To avoid imita- tion, look for the name of the maker. DRESS SUITS TO…

…, and on behalf of the ladies present thanked Mrs. Ecker for her inval- uable services. The latter showed by her response that she was deeply moved by the splendid tribute paid her. The banquet table was…

…1 15 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE SOCIETY (Continued from pole 14) Goldberg, Mrs. \V. Gold- berg- and Mrs. J. Sherman, of At- lanta, Ga., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berner, of Hen- drie Ave…

…. Superfluous Hair 1. lilda Palen, Mabel Eckman, Olive Merritt, Elaine, IIattie and Nettie Sandelman, Helen Swack- hammer, Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Smith and Rosalind Cohan, of Chi- cago, were the guests of.Mrs. L…

…. A. Tannenhoiz and Marvin Tannen- hoiz over the Fourth at Shady Nook Cottage. 11111.11111UMUMS liteMitt ; ;714W rem MM. loam iimetival . . The Mar of ........... •VaPS1.1Waii Woe…

… by the Lucille Francis Method Miss Bebe Waushauer of Color- ado Ave., is the guest of Mrs. Howard I lodges at her summer home it Cherry Beach. This method is logical and satisfactory results have…

… been ob- tained in the most stubborn cases. References given. Trial Treatment Free Frederick and Burton Fried- man of 632 Brush street are at- tending the Detroit University School Camp at Island Lake…

…, Mich., (luring the months of July and August. OSITIVE % AINLESS ERMANENT 244 Woodward Ave. Suite 402 Woodward Arcade. Mrs. George L. Friedman and son Lewis Moreton of 632 Brush street are spending…

… the summer at the Hotel Chesterfield, New Ilaltimore, Mich. Out of Town Patients Solicited. Sundays and Evenings by Appointment Who Does Not Love to Ride Miss Marie Teller is the guest of her sister…

…, Mrs. Jacob Hersh, of 253 Kirby Ave. "Meet Friedberg-- Wear Diamonds" liss Sadie Schubot gave a linen shower Wednesday, July 12, in honor of Miss Lena Siegel, who became the bride of Mr. Aaron Sil…

…- berblatt Sunday, July 16. The decorations were in yellow and Griswold St. in a fine, smooth running car? You do, of course. Then why not? Our cars all of the smooth running kind, affording you every…

… Constantinople ever since, hostilities began, returned to this country on - aleave of absence on board the Scandinavian liner Frederick VIII Tuesday morn- ing. He was met at the pier by Irs. Nlorgenthau, his son…

…, but since then it 'has been necessary to stretch out the Ai flag into the shape of an umbrella, tin: der which foreigners of many na- tionalities have found protection. It has been one of my duties to…

… sented to the Senate on behalf of a farewell dinner, as its retog- August t;, ICI I, and ilk(' in Paris, May- it, 1 5I. I lis parents, Eng- lish Jews, had left London for St. DR. STEPHEN S. WISE, Croix…

…- Sept. wife way Catholic. It is Jdenied Forced by financial losses on his pointed acting Secretary - of War. that he abandoned the Jewish plantation, ()wing to inundations, In November lie was made Secre…

…- faith on his death bed. to resume the practice of law, lie tary of War, when he resigned as entered on a busy career in which At torney-t ;corral. Nlarch 1 7, Ills il'g,ti talents Callle to he 1SG - 2, he…

…, then an 'English posses.- of New York, will address a sion. A few years after Judah's Public Meeting, to be held birth, the .family moved to Wil- night of April 4th at Arcadia mington, N. C., which they…

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE ' 3 AMERICA'S JEWISH AMBAS- SADOR IS:BACK. An American Jew Who Declined a Supreme Court Berth Henry, Nlorgenthau, American Ambassador to Turkeyi who has been in…

…, Isaac N. Selig-mat, Sylvan Bier, .Adolph S. Ochs, Judge Julian W. Mack and David de Sola Pool. A formal reception was held in his honor in the office of Dock Commissioner R. A. C. Smith. 'the address of…

… welcome was made by Cleveland 'H. Dodge, chairman of the cOmrnittee, who briefly reviewed the splendid ser- vices rendered by Nit-. Morgen- than at the Turkish capital, em- phasizing that the Ambassador did…

… more than his mere duty there. "In. the resentgreatest crisis of modern times," he said, "in the face of 'untold difficulties, you have brought to the duties of your. post such resources of courage, tact…

… his girl. And, indeed, how could anyone call it a shop, when one comes to compare it with a real business? Ali, you should see the shops we have here! I will show them to you tomorrow : yes, myself. y…

… (laughter Feiga works in one of them. She is not like your village working girls— coarse, and rude, and clad in the garments of a shepherdess. She is almost a princess, a countess, I should say, in our tongue…

… Vests. 4th Floor Peter Smith Bldg. "Strongest Faculty in the Middle West" Earn from $20 to $75 per week WINDSOR McCAY the famous artist at the Temple theatre last weeks, began his professional career…

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE l'ott wouldn't know which was a girl and which a boy, which is older and which is younger. Zlatte's mother helps her. That is to say, she sees to the garden and looks after the…

… little cow." 15 SUPERFLUOUS HAIR The Mar of 4 Grace, Beauty and Charm of Lovely Women -••• ■■ Annf illiVii1411111 ---,a ............. "What a shop, what a shop!" cried :\ alka, in an aggrieved…

… voice. "Don't I remember it! Over there they call it a business, and try to live out of it. Twenty ko- peks' worth of pepper, a barrel of pickled herring, half a pond of sugar, two or three loaves at the…

… most, and cobwebs by the thou- sand! I la! 1 la ! I suppose it was given to Zlatte by way of a dowry, eh?" - g zeisi ra WAN >. . 'r, e; .1 • ,4 OK • V. NI I 11. IP S ' PALAIS DE DANSE Finest…

… Summer Ballroom in America DANCING EVERY EVENING Ben Shook's Peerless Orchestra Can positively be removed permanently and without pain by the Lucille Francis Method This method is logical and…

… satisfactory results have been obtained in the most stubborn cases. References given. Trial Treatment Free. P OSITIVE AINLESS RMANENT Suite 402 Woodward Arcade Out of Town Patients Solicited. Sundays and…

…. They call her Fanny, or I\ iss Bloomberg. No more Feiga, nor even l'eiga Joels. You see, no more." 92 E. High Street Gown Maker and Importer is giving attractive values on all GOWNS AND BLOUSES…

…15 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Zelig threw Joseph a contemptu- ous glance, muttered "Greener," and said to his mother angrily in Vnglish : Aug. , On Wednesday evening "Zelig again! 1 Iaven't I told you 2…

… committees are; Mary was like a tree that had been torn Shapiro, color committee, and Mor- up by the roots and flung awa ■ , miles and miles from the place on ris lylein, pin committee. which it had flourished…

…." Schaffner's Dress Suits To Rent Tuxedos, Prince Alberts, Cuta- ways, Gray Striped Trousers, Silk Hats, White Vests. 4th Floor Peter Smith DETROIT SCHOOL OF LIP HEADING FOR THE ADULT DEAF AND HARD OF…

…, Miss Anna E. Muscovitz gave 1 won't be called anything else but a linen shower in honor of Miss Sydney ?" Lillian Goodman. The house w as "In your own house, amongst very prettily decorated and every…

…- your own family its all right. I le's one present spent a most enjoy- your cousin once removed." "I inn not going to he called Ze- able evening. lig," he repeated, and stalked out of 1 ' \ liss Blanche…

… Moscovitz is visiting relatives in I\ lilwaukee. the room. A moment later there came in a daintily clad young lady Mrs. Mitnick and Miss Lillian whom Joseph had no difficulty in :\ Hulick of Chicago were the…

…. Goldsmith the room. They were already seated have returned from a week's stay at the table in the kitchen and were at Cedar Point, 0. 11;11f-way through the evening meal Miss Sadie Schubot is the when the…

… master of the house ar- guest of Miss Sid Greenberg of rived. I I C welcomed Joseph so Chicago. heartily, so gladly, that he made The pupils of the 1916 graduat- up, unconsciously to him, for the ing class…

… of the Capron Summer cold reception he had received from School . have electvl the following the others. When Joseidi was in bed at last, officers: President, Schneider : vice-president, Fsther…

… Rosenstein ; he went over the day's experiences. secretary, Edith Evenson ; treas- Ile forgot that lie had - traveled far, urer, David Feinberg- . The mem- and was lonely and dispirited, and bers of the…