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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Promoted to Sergeancy
Congregational News
One of Most Popular "Non-
Cents." at Camp Custer.
Detroit Jewish community may
well be proud of the splendid boys
ri presenting it at Camp Custer. They
have already distinguished themselves
it every department of army activity.
Among tiloic who have made them-
%cites valu,iI v t I the higher coin.
'monk and to the men themselves
none is more popular than Sergeant
Samuel M Rosenberg. whose home in
the city Niedbury
The
TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES.
The subject of Rabbi Franklin's ser-
SHAAREY Z%)EK
Ladies' Ausiliay
mon Sunday morning, I)ec. 9th, will
be "The Nlaceabean Struggle and Its
Meaning Today." Services begin
promptly at II o'clock. A cordial in-
vitation is extended to all.
Adult Bible Class.
The Adult Rifle Class, which, under
the leadership of Rabbi Franklin, is
making all intensive review of the
entire Bible, meets on Thursday aft-
ernoons at 2:15. All who are inter-
ested in the literary study of the
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Ladies' Auxiliary of Sitars' Zedek
will meet 'Monday, I4,mtb, r 10, at
2%30 p. In., at the Sy nag ■ gue.
Rabbi Epstein, of fold°, will talk
on "Chanatika and Its .Vplication to
Present - Day History." The after-
Bible are invited.
Lewis Apartments
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Are Security for a $36,000
Issue of FIRST MORTGAGE
Confirmation Classes.
I he l oniirmation Class for the year
will begin its work on Saturda,
morning, December 8th, at 9:30. All I
children of confirmation age who have
finished the work of the SuVenth class
in the Religions School should he
present for registration on that day..
noon will he detoted tospecial (Ila-
n:nil:a features. Nits. .111... Schiller
will render t.ical selectans. .111 are
incited to attend.
Red Cross .twine. ...der the aus-
pices ..f the Ladies' .1uxiliary of
Shaarey /click, is mithniastically car-
ried on. Iireat minibersare in attend-
..., ery Wednesday iron 9 a. III
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PROTECT'
Samuel 0. Rosenberg, of Detroit, is
Your Life, Your
Health, Your Home,
Your Automobile,
Your Valuables
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NATHAN E.
R ISENBERG
Insurance
1926 Penobscot Bldg.
Cherry 5720
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CHRISTMAS
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AND SUPPLIES
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Kadimah Society Meets On
Monday Evening.
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The next rccul.m nu•ting (.1' the
ANNOUNCEMENTS Kadintah Zion so, illy *ill take place
Monday evening at 8:30 sharp at the
Sunday Services:
Special attention is called to the t ong. Shaarey Zedek Vestry Rooms.
fact that Sunday services in the Tem- him inst rue l ire prograii is arranged
ple now begin at II o'clock to the for every mee ting. Every member
moment, and that they conclude at should attend. It is time for every
le wish young man to atiliate himself
12:15 sharp.
with the Zionistic movouent and are
Sabbath Services:
Sabbath services begin each week at i ciygrsdially invited to attend our meet-
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CONGREGATIONAL
6% Security Bonds
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We are now offering, subject to prior
sale, a nissue of 6% Security Bonds—First
Mortgage bonds on the 15-apartment
building above pictured. Located on the
corner of Superior and Brush Streets, this
beautiful edifice faces Brush Boulevard,
and is in a populous, central location.
The bonds come in denomination of five
hundred dollars ($500.00) each, are tax-
exempt in Michigan, and mature at periods
within the next five years.
We recommend them as being the ut-
most in investment securities.
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Capital and Surplus: $3,000,000.00
Detroit Office
Third Floor, Farwell Building, 205 Griswold Street,
Cherry 1742
Throughout a businesr career of 63
years no patron of THE STRAUS
BROTHERS COMPANY has ever
lost one cent invested with it.
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Young People's Society of Temple
Beth El.
( In W..inesday evening', December
5, the Sindy Club was favored with an
interesting talk by Jacob Nathan. At
the next sessibn of the club, on
\Vednesday evening, December 12, Alt.
Charles C. Simons will speak. All are
welcome to attend these interesting
meetings.
Sixteenth Citizens' Interna-
tional Thanksgiving Service
at Detroit a Great Success.
TELEPHONE
BILLS
:an be paid at 200 agencies listed on the back
of your telephone bill or by mail.
Pay before the discount day and avoid in-
tion
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left
its
red,
the
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the
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10:30. The sermon on the second and
fourth Sabbaths of the month arc
preached by Rabid Franklin, and on
the first and third by Rabbi Mayer-
berg.
Red Cross and Charity Sewing:
The attention of our women is
called once again to the fact that the
women of the congregation meet hi
the Temple each Tuesday and Friday
to sew for the Red Cross Society and
on Thursday afternoons to sew for the
local charities. Every woman in the
ongregation 5110111.1 make it a point
Ili spend at least a few hours each
'week at the Temple to assist in this
nets':'', r' work.
Hebrew
The Hebrew class
direc-
tion of Rabbi Mayerherg meets in
library of the Temple each Saturday
morning at 9:31).
convenience, confusion and congestion.
Michigan State Telephone Company
Uncle Sam Expects You to Save for
Future Liberty Bonds—
The sixteenth animal Citizens' in-
terdenominational illanksgiving Ser-
vice, which took place at the Den runt
opera house on Thanksgiving morn-
ing, called forth an audience of 3,500
people, filling every available place in
the opera house. In the service ton
religious denominations participated,
as follows:
Congregationalist, Unitarian, Uni-
versalist, Methodist, Presbyterian,
Jewish, Baptist, Episcopalian, Chris-
tian, Roman Catholic.
The chairman of the service, Rabbi
Leo M. Franklin of Temple Beth 1k!,
is the only minister among the found-
ers of the service still living in De-
troit.
The sermon was to have been
preached by 1)r. Stephen S. Wise, but
because of the death of his mother,
he was prevented from being present.
In his stead the address was given
by Dr. Gains Glenn Atkins, pastor of
the First Congregational Church of
Detroit. He gave a masterful treat-
ment of his subject, "The New
Meaning of an Old Day."
Froth the standpoint of the Jew the
service takes on added significance
Gal 15—Jewish Chronicle smith
when it is remembered that despite
the fact that it was participated in by
representatives of nine (nristian de-
of
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Schechter's Bank
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Schechter's Drug Store
I. BERKOWITZ
The
Potts Drug Company
Dry Coods,,,
( :ind Furnishings
M. RC....,..4surs
Hadassah to Hold D ance
December 9.
HOOD COVERS
Get 'ern now at
ENGLANDER'S
Proceeds
to Medical Unit—Regular
Meeting on Wed, Dec. 12th.—
Mortar Stan
710 FARWELL BUILDING
Phone M 2247—M 3605
Builders of
Mrs. B. 0. Harris Will Read
Paper on Zionism.
Hadassah will give its second dance
this season on Sunday evening, De-
cember 9, at Shaarey Zedek. The
proceeds of this dance will go to the
medical unit in Palestine. The public
is invited to attend.
The second regular meeting of the
season will be held on Wednesday
evening. December 12th. A very in-
teresting, program has been prepared.
Mrs. II. O. Harris will read a paper
untitled "Zionism Cononers Public
Opinion," and Mrs. A. Lapin Cohen
will render several vocal selections.
members are urged to attend. Re-
freshments will be serted.
BRICK
Purelas Frick and
Dealers In
Tile Co.
Brick The and
Auto Upholstery Covers
for every make of car
87 W. Congrest St.
At Wayne.
Main 2070.
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like to be well dressed, not only
on Christmas Day but all the
year around, he certainly would
be envious.
Established 1853
Don't envy well dressed men.
Call and select ROE110 of the real
woolens, pick out a smart de-
MAIN OFFICE: Griswold and Lafayette
(Ilene and Cratlot—Mack and Mt. Elliott
GratInt and Itastings—Woodward and Eliot
Jut,. Callihan and Newton—Hamilton and webn
Ferndale and SprItishells
J.
"Meet Friedberg—
LEFKOFSKY
Kosher Delicatessen
Broadway Market
255 Gratlot
Cherry 3300,
Main 4774,
Wear Diamonds"
t GriswoldSt. 2 ( ,7,;. ,,,"',":47,h erer
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It Santa Claus could see you
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A. B. NEWMAN & CO.
Manufacturers of
Paper and Cork Cigar and Cigarette Holders
sign, let us take your measure
and wear good clothes of our
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Shortly after his arrival at camp
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he was appointed company clerk, Ili;
Money Forwarded to
affable manners and ambitious person-
All Parts of the World
ality impressing the superior officers
479 Hastings Street, Corner Division .
Not ember (JO, marks the
most favorably, Ile teas given a pro-
DETROIT, MICH.
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opening of the campaign for a census
hationary trial as sergeant and was
of the Jews ill the City of Detroit
confirmed to this office last week,
who are in sympathy with the Zionist
\Viten Company "C" desires to put
movement,
on an entertainment or have a spread,
:
The method is the revival of an an-
it is Sergeant Rosenberg who plans
cient Jewish custom of counting "the
477 Hastings St., Cor. Division
the program and directs the perform-
souls in Israel" by tilt payment of a
ances. \Viten a class in French %Ca ,.
DETROIT, MICH.
"shekel." a silver coin void\ adent to
proposed Sergeant Rosenberg w as
our 25 cents.
selected as the instructor, having Phone Cadillac 3299.
The local campaign is part of the
taken a complete course Ili French at
National Jewish census to determine
the liar City High School. Besides
the number of Jews in sympathy with
his many military duties, he finds time
the Zionist platform. "a homeland for
to co-operate with the various Sol•
Dress Trimmings and Supplies
the Jews in Palestine," so that with po-
diers' welfare organizations and pa-
Onyx Hosiery and
litical autonomy may develop a cen-
Merode Underwear
triotic movements such as the Jewish
terf-' , . I , WrY the world mer, cultural-
Kayser Silk Gloves
\\'elfare \‘'ork, M. campaign,
movement
ly and in every w al.
396 HASTINGS, ST., DETROIT
Liberty Bond Sale, etc.
take nn particular
c .1,7r
Sergeant Rosenberg was in the city
tinge iu View
the recent ,ll'ieial
last week 011 a visit. He is in good
declaration of the British ioverfnent
health and spirits and expresses his
of "Palestine for the Jews."
determination to win a commission
PRESCRIPTION
All names and addresses w ill m re-
before the boys go "Dyer there."
DRUGGISTS
corded with a central national cm -
Phones: Cad. 138 and Cad. 5552
mittee, by means of which constnt
525 WOODWARD AVE.
Mr.
Jes
se
Coffee,
Bakersfield,
Bakersfield,
and close touch may be kept with itr,
of
Cor. Charlotte
Zionism.( al., has just i nvented a new device
portant developments in Zionism.
Orders Called for Delivered ' ny•
or ship protection which is likely to
where.
Upwards of one hundred commit- (duce the possibility of torpedoing
tees will canvass the city in an inter- to o minimum. By attaching a very
sive campaign filled with enthusiasm s i„fle screen device to a cruiser the
1 , ■ 11 will find 110• 101101 eonlith•l”
that at last the dream of two thou- tordedt lart
sand years is so close to a practical course and thus do no njitry to the
reality and that the tide of Jewish ship which it was intended to sink.
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immigration after the war may be di - The Plans have been highly praised
by the Naval Constructum Board in
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retied to a "Jewish homeland."
351.'55 Hastings St,
Chicago and have been forwarded to
Quality Wt.ich Is Unexcelled at
W.'ashington. hi r. Coffee .s a brother
Wholesale Prices
nominations, the name of the Christian of Dr. Rudolph 1. Coffee, of Temple
Saviour was not mentioned through- Judea, Chicago.
out the service. This indicates a deli-
cacy of feeling on the part of the par-
ticipating ministers that is worthy of
appreciation.
you in one of the swagger Huila
we are tailoring for men vain
of
ed
a-
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805 Majestic Bldg.
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Small sets correctly kept
To Take Zionist Census.
Every Day a Holiday For
Well Dressed Men
FIRST STATE BANK
a
s ARTHUR I. HARRIS u
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ARE YOU DOING IT?
One Dollar Will Open an Account
en
"BOOKS OPENED AND CLOSEDA
tailoring.
We eqpeciall) urge you to buy an all wool suit now.
The new
clothes for future wear will contain from 30 to 50% cotton.
Medical Student Honored '
This organization is open .ully. to
Mr. Roy M Greenthal, on of Mr. students in the Medical Department
and Mrs. Julius (;reenthal, of this Of the University who have made an
city, a senior medical student at the exceptional scholarship record and
University of Michigan, has been . who. moreover, have won the respect
greatly honored by being elected a and the esteem of their fellow stti-
member of the Alpha Omega Alpha dents. The honor, therefore, is one
Society. to be very highly esteemed.
A. C. KRENZ FRED KRENZ
925 Woodward.
24 JJohn R.
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24 John ft will be discontinued after January 1-4,
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