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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Property Holdings.
1. House for Synagogue at 66 Brew-
ster street,
2 Undertaker's Building at 66 Brew-
ster street.
3. Undertaker's Building at Ceme-
tery.
4. Thirteen acres of Cemetery valued
at
$12,011(1 on which $5,000 is still
due
The officers announce that on Sun-
day, August 31, the "Chinuch Ilage-
der" ceremony will take place at the
cemetery, beginning at 1 P. M. Ad-
dresses will be made by the rabbis
of the city and leading citizens.
The fence and iron wall which are
to be built around the cemetery will
JUDGE GAINEY
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The Jewish Community of Detroit
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• anticipation to Wednesday, August
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W 27, the date set for the all-day outing
to Sugar Island to be given by Pis-
gah Lodge, No. 34, I. 0. B. B. The
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Toledo branch and other Michigan
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lodges of Michigan will be guests o cost approximately 53,000. Tile pub-
their sister lodge at what will un- lic is urged to attend the ceremonies.
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Those who have been the guest:
of Pisgah Lodge at any of its affairs
the past winter and have marveled at
the remarkable management, the E.;
A modern high grade cemetery in the midst of beautiful surround-
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The only exclusive Jewish cemetery in the city that guarantees to
the purchaser PERMANENT MAINTENANCE.
If you have not already made reservation for it family plot, you can
do so now, by calling Glendale 5197.
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lover , Hill Park Cemetery
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek
At the 15-Mile Road
Woodward Ave.
Norman Bros.
West 1170
973 Michigan
Fall and Winter Woolens
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For Men and Young Men
In An Advance Showing
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M. & R. Delicatessen
Men who do things—men of finance—men
whose citizenship is valued—these are the men
who take pride in the kind of woolens they wear.
These are the men who are particular to the point
that they wouldn't wear any other woolens than
the kind sold here.
590 HASTINGS
Wednesday, August 20th
Complete Line of
High Grade
Kosher Delicacies, Light Lunches, Etc.
MAURICE J. MARENBERG BEN ROSENBERG
I have just returned from the East with a won-
derful stock of new Fall and Winter woolens, in
patterns that will appeal to the business man. Be
sure to see them. All are moderately priced.
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LEON GOLDSMITH.
Chairman, Entertainment Committer.
faithfulness to every minute detail
where it concerns the comfort and
entertainment ut its nieinherS and
frineds, that characterizes the Organi-
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zation's social enterprizes, need little
description of the day's outing. Safi-
ceth that it will be a real Pisgah affair. =
David Cooper
A special boat has been chartered 9.
Abraham Cooper
for the day. An augmented orchestra,
versed in the wiles of "Jazz" will furn-
ish music for the dancing on the boat.
Lovers of the Terpsichorean art can El.
dance to their heart's content at the
Cadillac
7509
2219 Dime Bank
large dancing pavilian at Sugar Is-
land, as well as on the boat. The com-
mittee on arragenments, under t
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Burglary and Theft
c h a i rmans hip o f Leon Goldsmith,
Fire
Health and Accident
vice-president of the lodge has plan-
Plate Glass
Compensation
ned a series of athletic events to be
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participated in by every aize of both
sexes. The Marred and single Men's
Baseball contest will be p,rformed
by no mean amateurs. A tug of
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war between the sister lodges, and a
Surprise Race, something very orig-
inal, promise to furnish much merri-
ment. There will be races for
ranging in age from 7 to 13, races for
girls of equal ages. a ladies' race, a
SO-yard potato race for men and wom-
en ,a fat man's race and one for those
who top the scales at 200 lbs.
Divers other means of entertain-
ments are being planned by the in-
defatigable committee assisting Chair-
man Goldsmith and composed of the
following: Nathaniel Goidstiek, IL I'.
Rosenthal, Joseph J. Cummins,
Adolph Freund, and Milton M. Alex-
ander.
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Tickets may be procured from any
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of the above or at the boat,
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COOPER INSURANCE AGENCY
Philip Rice
Importing Tailor
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GENERAL INSURANCE SERVICE
Glendale 2576
796 Woodward
LIFE
A Policy with us means Security
IRS
The Industrial Bank
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STATE BANK
Investment Certificates
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EISS '
Home Cooking
RESTAURANT
25 Broadway
Most attractively furnished restaurant. Good, tasty, home cooking
served at lunches and dinner, dally and Sundays. Parties catered.
Second Floor B'nai B'rith Building
Formerly the Alt Heidelberg
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GOLDMAN & ULLIAN
CIVIL ENGINEERS
Order your Winter Clothes
SURVEYS—Land Subdivisions, 51uni-
pipill ..10.1104
STRUCTURA L 14:SRNS—Plans, Es-
timates. Reports, Supervision.
let. Main 2043
225 Farwell Bldg.
Surveying within 24 hours.
NOW and avoid a Heatless
Winter.
Avirttoarfeit
ilors
111e Ws
21215
Kresge Building
.2 Kresge
VOTRUIT
OF DTRO IT
FREE BURIAL SOCIETY
DOES GREAT SERVICE
IN PAST SIX MONTHS
The semi-annual report of the
Chesed Shal Emeth (Jewish Free
Burial Society) printed below, gives
an insight into the worthy service
the society is rendering to the Jew-
ish poor and needy. In the six
months ending June, 1919. the organ-
ization took care of 224 burials,
whose family were wholy destitute.
That it is filling a real nneed in the
community there is no doubt. Every
Jewish man and woman in the com-
munity with compassion for their less
fortunate brethren who, without the
efforts of the Chesed Shal Ameth,
would have to be buried in a T'otter's
Field, are urged to become members
of this organization.
The following are the officers of
the Detroit Free Burial Association:
Samna' Sandweiss, president; H. Geis-
man, vice-president; I. Ilinstock, vice-
president; M. Tench, secretary; A.
Lipman, ex-financial secreetary; I.
Itzkowitz, present financial secretary.
The Finance Committee consists r f
M. Kartzman, L. Plies and N. Tch-
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with
Select Dancing Nightly
lirtzliaak
Palais de Danse
Cor. Adams and Hastings Sts.
Particular People Prefer
the Palais
Strictly censored. Highest
standard
Detroit, Mich.
Floyd Hickman's Superb Orchestra.
— The Busiest and Biggest
East Side Jeweler
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When Wanting
Fresh Fish call
Main 5306
Danto & Co.
ESTABLISHED 1853
CAPITAL
348 E. High St.
Prompt Delivery
CHRONICLE WANT ADS PAY
The
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h finacial report follows:
The Detroit Free Burial Associa-
tion, (Organized May 28, 1916.
Semi-annual Financial Report of
1919.
Income.
Dues from 2,000 members...$ 967.50
869.05
Donations
1,222.22
Burial Donations
50.25
Donations in Synagogue
2 228.4 1
Income of Ball
150.0
Security for Collector
60.00
Cemetery Sale Account
299.4.
.4 25 1
Miscellaneous
Membership cards
$5,586.09
Expenses.
Payments on Home
Payments for Cemetery
Interest on mortgages
Paid on loans in full
Bills, gas, water, etc
Printing and Car Fare
Salary to Secretaries
Salary to Reverend
Commission to Collector.
Expenses on Ball
Burial Expenses
$ 302.50
200.00
100.25
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63.50
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154.14
8131.70
1,485.49
$3,482.02
Cash on Hand
2,104.07
$5,586.09
One Million Dollars
Griswold
and
Lafayette
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Eight
Conz ,enient
Branches
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the Wheat Berry
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DAVID STOTT FLOUR MILLS, Detroit, Mich.
A. C.KREN1 Mer Tailor chant
The Shop where courtesy
and service prevail
925Woodward Ave.
Just North of Forest Ave.