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PERFECTION LODGE
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Perfection Lodge, F. & A. M., No.
LIM, whose Liberty Loan quota was
set at $20,000, went over the top with
$25,000, \Vednesday. Additional sub-
scriptions
not yet Gulled in are ex-
hospitals, orphan asylums ant
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pected to bring the total to over
charitable organizations of all $30,000.

BOND SALESGIRL
PROUD OF RECORD

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kinds. Last year the United Jew-
ish Charities alone received over POPULAR ENTERTAINERS

1,:', 00 articles from the (Mild,

Dr. Hilliard Goldstick and Freder-
Donations may be Seta to :NIrs. ick Morris, two of Detroit's best
known and most popular amateur
J. L. Marx, -IS Rhode Island .1ve., theatrical entertainers, have consented
who is Sectional President of the to render their services to the Young
Folks Review, to be given at Camp
I lighland Park District.
Custer under the auspices of the
Voting Peoples Society of Temple
Registered at the NIcAlpine I lo- Beth El. This performance will be
given
in the very near future by re-
lel, New York City, arc NIr. M.
quest of the Jewish Welfare Board to
Rosenberg and \I r. B. E. Gold- arrange some such affair.
stein of this city.
Dr. Goldstick, while attending the
University of Michigan, was the lead-
rkowitz of New g M comedian in the Michigan Union
Miss Pauline Ma
opera of 1916. II is imitations of well
York has been visiting with her con- known black face comedians have

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IRMA KUNSTLER.

.\ proud girl, indeed, is Irma
Kunstler, the twelve - year - old
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M.
Kunstler of I.ti Adams Ave. East.
Before the first day of the drive
was over, Irma had sold eleven
hundred dollars' worth of bonds.

ation.

Miss Miriam D. Goldman, President
of the Club, dealt briefly' on the aims
$18.95 to $ 79.60
and activities of the society for the
Dr. and NIrs. J. S. Lipsky have coming year.
$19.75 to $157.50
$ 6.95 to $ 16.85 moved to 2319 Joseph Caitlin.
Mine. Annetta Antona, who is
scheduled for a series of talks on lit-
erary, dramatic and historical subjects
At the election held last Sun- for the Monday afternoon meetings,
265 Woodward Me . day at the Pbilomathic Debating will begin her lectures on Monday,
Oct. 21st.

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2nd Floor

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H. WEINBERGER

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Club to till the vacancy created by

the resignation of Mr. Samuel

Jewish institute News
To Appear Monthly in
The Jewish Chronicle

Sternberg, Mr. Jack Rogvoy was

unanimously elected speaker.
Two—Jewish Chronicle field

Messrs. Herman August, Morris

9- he Jewish Institute News, the of-
ficial organ of the United Jewish
organization, spoke of the Philo- Charities. will appear in The Jewish
mathic as it was when they were Chronicle once each month. The first
issue will appear in the next number
active members.
of The Jewish Chronicle.

and Harry Bennet, alumni of the

The Jewish Institute News will be
'Mr. Harold Shapero, son of NIr. edited by Nlilton Alexander, chairman
and NIrs. NI. Shapero of Medlatry of the educational committee of the

United Jewish Charities.

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on Nlonday.

It will pay you to give us a call.

292 Gratiot Ave., Detroit.
Phone Cherry 2824,
Res. Phone North 5120-M.

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Daily Matinees, 1700 Seats, 10c; Sat., Sun. and Eves., 10-15-25c

A $2.00 Attraction at Our Regular Prices

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Mr. Adolph Freund has returned

from Chicago, where he attended
the Diamond Jubilee of the Grand

Lodge of the Irnai Writh and the;
of the District •

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\\ ashington has issued orders that

(;olden Jubilee

(lraiul Lodge.

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The models of hand embroidered or bead-
ed designs are expertly determined in har-
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TEMPLE Y. P. S. GIVE
SECOND WELFARE DANCE

The members of the Young People's
Society of the Temple Beth El acted
as hosts and hostesses at the second
weekly affair given under the aus-
pices of the Jewish Welfare Board at
the Hospitality House on Cass Ave-
nue, near Teterboro Street.
Finzel's orchestra provided the
music for dancing, which was in-
dulged in by numerous soldiers and
sailors from surrounding stations and
camps. Although the quarantine of
several nearby cantonments led those
in charge to believe the men in uni-
form would not be able, to attend in
any great numbers, this fear was un-
founded. The floor was crowded
with men in service. Between dances
the guests were treated to light re-
freshments. Several vocal selections
were rendered, including songs by
Miss Phyllis Zuckerman and one of
the guests in uniform, who, prior to
his service was a professional enter-
tainer.
The affair was tinder the direction
of Miss Dorothy Weinstein, vice-
lwesident, who was appointed as
chairman of the committee in charge,
and to her belongs great credit for
the success of the event.

SUFFRINS, early bought stocks, still gives you a chance to secure
what you want at a saving of not less than 25 per cent from "down-
town" prices. See these numbers:

$2.50

Charmeuse Silks
40 inch, all colors.
Velveteens
Chiffon Velvets,
36 inch, colors
40 inch, all colors
and black
To•Utl and black

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Headquarters

315 HASTINGS

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Rings

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Woodward at Gratiot

"The Sallan Come

Detroit
Symphony Orchestra

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GABRILOWITSCH

CONDUCTOR

14 Pairs of Concerts

Thursday Evenings at 8:30 O'clock
Saturday Afternoons at 3:30 O'clock

ARCADIA AU DITORIUM

Beginning October 24

Distinguished Soloists

Season Tickets $5.00, $10.00, $15.00, $20.00

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In the ultra color effects, there is
much brick red and cerise used for V. H. POLACHEK NOW
facings on blue and black suits and
HEADS N. Y. AMERICAN
gowns. There is colored wool em-
NEW YORK—Victor II. Polachek,
broidery, gold and silver needlework
designs arc found on many of B. Sie- who for several years past has been
on the general management staff of
gel Co.'s serge and satin dresses.
the Hearst newspapers, has been ap-
Fur is used a great deal for trim-
ming. !donkey, Lynx and Grey Squir- pointed publisher of the New York
rel are the favorites for gowns. This American.
Mr. Polachek was born in Hon-
peltry is used in the form of high
collars and cuffs, and as a border for gary, and came to this country in
panels.—Adv.
early boyhood.

and Retail

One door from Adams or Gratiot

D. W. Griffith's latest and most re-
markable production, The Great
LONT," opens a four-day engagement
at the Colonial Theater, Woodward
at Sibley, starting Sunday.
Managers Warren and Cohen con-
sider themselves very fortunate in
being able to-secure this master pro-
duction for their patrons. It will be
shown at the regular Colonial prices.
After four years' absence from the
feature play lield—four years devoted
to the making of those world fatuous
super-pictures—"The Birth of a Na-
"Intolerance," and "Hearts of
the World," D. W. Griffith returns to
the theater audiences of America with
a lordly gift. He now presents the
D. \\'. tlrillith conception of a great
war feature picture, a great war-time
refinance.
He shows the splendid part woman
has played in the war, the depth and
devotion of her love as expressed by
arduous service.
"The Great Love" is rich in Euro-
pean color. One sees London and

The Zionist organization of Amer-
ica, District of Detroit, will hold its
membership campaign the coming
week. There will be a house-to-house
canvass.
A mass meeting is scheduled for
October 12 at the Hannah Schloss
Memorial building for the purpose of
enrolling registrants.

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Dressmakers

NEW WAR FEATURE
AT THE COLONIAL

DETROIT ZIONISTS
LAUNCH CAMPAIGN
FOR NEW MEMBERS

of desirable Quality are fast disappearing and
rapidly advancing in price—BUY NOW.

Every woman who needs material for a New Suit or Coat better buy
NOW. Reliable Woolens, Silks and Dress Goods are becoming scarce
and restricted production, addition war taxes, increased expenses, etc.,
is forcing a constant advance in prices.

CREATOR OF BLOUSE STYLES

While the colors for the street ens-
tunnel are dark, they are not at all
uninteresting, and the soft "off
shades are particularly lovely. Black,
navy blue, taupe and deep shades of
grey and tan and the new reds known
as Algerian. China and henna, are
noticeable tints in B. Siegel Co.'s col-
lection, in such materials as Duve-
tyne, ‘Vool Velour, Velveteen and
Broadcloth. These fabrics, many of
which are cominned with Satin, Serge
or Velvet, make charming models,
somewhat reminiscent of the modes
of fifteen or twenty years ago.

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every man in service must appear in
uniform. In harmony with this order
the woman has toned down her dress
.\ campaign is being waged this colorings and simplified her gown
Buttons arc replacing frills, neutral
week by the Needlework Guild of colorings prevail and fanciful designs Paris as they are now, Zeppelins in
.\ merica for donations of clothing are losing caste. the very act of bombing, bombs in the
First of all there is the slimness of moment of explosion, soldiers fight-
MI to he ldistributed
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line dictated by the scarcity of ma- ing, attacking, rescuing, suffering.
The Great Love" will stake you
\Vars and revolutions have al-
at times when fashion tirmul of the stuff democracy is made
mandates had brought forward full of. .1 ddell attractions and special
skirts and wars have always left us oim.ie by the concert organ are noted.
wearing straight ones.
\Vith the change of program on
Fashion is a stenographer. It takes Thursday. Bessie fiarriscale appears
down dictation from all great eat- in the first run photoplay, "The
oolitic and military events. Strange \\- kite " one of the really worth-
l as it may appear, there is a distinct while photoplays of the year will be
connection between the flying flags shown.
of the Allies and the long floating
Performances a! the Colonial are
panels seen this season on many gar-
continuous from 2 to
p. tn.
ments.

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WAR HAS HAD AN UNMIS- 'ion,"
TAKABLE EFFECT ON
FASHIONS

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We specialize In repair work and
sell plumbing material to the public
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JEWISH WOMEN'S
CLUB COMMENCES
WORK OF SEASON

"Germany can make no peace
terms," he said. "The terms must be
Kansas, spent a short leave with imposed and only AFTER complete
victory of the Allied nations." Ile
Iris parents, \I r. and Mrs. L. Gra- scored all shows of pacifism and
pointed out how the rich mineral
bowsky, Brush Blvd.
products of Alsace, Sweden and
Russia have enabled Germany to
Aiming the recent arrivals at carry on the war.
Master Harry Farbman, the boy
The Breakers, Atlantic City, N. J.,
violinist, delighted his listeners with
were \I r. and Mrs. It Wild and several well-rendered selections. Miss
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Mr. and Mrs. \V. B. Slesinger, of Sylvia Simons accompanied him.
Mrs. Mary Porter of New York
this city.
spoke in the interest of Woman Suf-
frage.
Mrs. Henry A. Krolik of the Board
Attorney Adolph Sloman has
of Directors proposed Rabbi Samuel
been appointed a member of the S. Mayerberg as the new honorary
committee on local bar association director. Rabbi Nlayerberg acknowl-
edged his election with a brief ad-
of the Michigan State Bar Associ- dress.

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WOODWARD AT SIBLEY
Popular Matinees Daily, all Seats 10c. Saturday, Sunday and Evenings
10c, 15c, 25c. Performances continuous 2:15 to 11 p. m.

convulsed his audiences.
In the
Young Folk s Review he is to again
appear in that style entertainment.
Mr. Morris has for years amused
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Detroiters who atended the affairs of u•
the Young Peoples Society. Ile took
the leading role in the first Young
Peoples Frolic several years ago.
The first meeting of the Jewish
It is planned to give the perform-
Women's Club was held at Temple ance not only at Camp Custer but in
Beth El, Sunday, October 6th.
Detroit prior to the Battle Creek per-
The speaker of the afternoon, Wil- formance.
liam H. Hobbs, Professor of Geology
at the U. of M., dealt in a clear and
forceful manner with the timely sub-
Act, "Peace Terms of Democracy."

Jesse 'Grahowsky, of the U. S S

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