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THE DETROIT JEWISH

CHRONICLE

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THREE

Charming June Bride

During July and August This Store Will Close
at 5 P. M. Daily

Rabbi and Mrs. Samuel S. Mayer
berg returned to the city Wednesday.
July S. after an extensive automobile
tour through the South and East.
Their itinerary included South Caro•
lima, where they visited with their
parents, Rabbi and Mrs. J. 1. Mayer.
berg, to Washington, 1). C., Ohio,
Pennsylvania and New York state.
They spent a week at Rochester, N.
Y., in attendance at the Central Con-
ference of American Rabbis, where
Rabbi Mayerberg was elected secre-
tary of the Alumni Association of the
Hebrew Union College. Enroute
home, Rabbi and Mrs. Mayerberg
stopped at Cleveland for a visit with
relatives, Miss Lilian Rothschild, sis-
ter of Mrs. Mayerberg, accompanied
them to Detroit. Rabbi Mayerberg an-
nounces that he may be reached every
day either at the Temple, Glendale
345, or at his residence, Hemlock
2668-J.

Opportunity!

A SALE

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10,000 Pairs of $12 to $17

Queen Quality Oxfords

Pumps and Ties

—at—

The most interesting offering of shoe
values this season has produced. Our
regular service prevails in this sale of
Queen Quality footwear. Deliveries, ex.
changes and refunds permitted. Also our
entire regular stock repriced at

nue, have left for o few weeks' stay
at Mackinaw island and other north.
ern resorts.

$7.85 $8.85 $9.85

Quality Boot Shop
i„ Queen 215
Woodward Ave.

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PRODUCING PIANOS

Joseph Hofmann says,

concerning the

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"In the reproduction of my playing the Duo-
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THREE INSTRU-

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a wholly un-
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ments
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exchange

That this too, is the verdict
of Paderwaki, Bauer, Powell,
Ganz, Grainger, Rubinstein,
Cortot, Gabrilowitsch; in fact
of practically all the truly
great pianists is evidenced by
their making record rolls of
their playing EXCLUSIVELY
for the DUO-ART!

In such purchase you've
the satisfaction of owning the
World's supreme musical cre-
ation—and the means to the
extreme of musical joy.

Grinnell Bros

EXCLUSIVE MICHIGAN REPRESENTATIVE

26 STORES—Headquarters

243-247 Woodward Ave.

Our Entire Stock of Silk Lingerie
Kimonos and Negligees in the
July Clearance

Thousands of beautiful undergarments of the finest
silken material, crepes de chine, georgettes and satins
are included at greatly reduced prices. All trousseau
sets, hand-made French Lingerie, are offered at clear-
ance prices.

Mrs. Benj. E. Cohen.

(Nee Miss Rose Morrison)

By Courtesy, Rembrandt Studios.

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URGES "JUSTICE"
FOR JEW IN U. S.
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A number of the honorary and act- Rabbi Rosenau, Johns Hopkins, Tells
lye members of the Detroit Sting
U. of M. "Undervaluation
Club attended the reunion at the
Malicious."
Club's cottage, Cass Lake, July 3, 4
and 5. Short talks were given by Cas.
Ann Arbor. Mich. --"All undervalua-
per C. Cutler and Sidney B. Bern. tion of the Jew is malicious whether
Lamm, honorary president and honor- It emanates from European sources or
ary secretary respectively.
the 'Dearborn Independent.' What the
Jew in America should receive is jus-
It was announced that Messrs. Har- tice," said Rabbi Wlllium Rosenau, of
old C. Schaeffer, A. Ernest Lampke, Baltimore, Md., speaking here Wed-
Jack 0. Lefton, and David Schaeffer nesday, July 7, on the subject, "What
wore given Honorary Membership In Has the Jew Done for America."
the Detroit organization of the Stun
Rabbi liosenau Is a member of the
to take effect July 15th.
faculty of Johns Hopkins university
He is delivering a series of three lec-
H. 0. Scholes, Representative of tures here on the Jell' and his rela-
the' Toronto Chapter of the Minx, ex. tion to American. Dr. Rosenau claim-
tended an invitation to have the next ed that the Jew is never vindictive.
reunion at that city. Invitations were
Gave Much to America.
also received from Ann Arbor, Mich.
"To America the Jew has given as
and Cleveland, Ohio.
much as he has received," said lie.
• . As he worked for llabylonia upon
Miss Norma Frosh has left for
the counsel of the Prophet Jeremiah
Canton, 0., to join her sister, Mrs. L.
V. Rudner, for a trip to New Yotk and prayed for the peace of every gov-
ernment upon the injunction of the
and Atlantic City.
rabbis of old, no he has helped to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yarowski, 163 develop the United States. This also
Iffedbury boulevard, announce the en- is true of the Jew when he is judged
gagement of their daughter, Dorothy, from the standpoint of military ser-
to Mr. A. Ressler, of this city.
vice in any one of the wars waged by
the United States. Nor nos the Jew
Mrs. A. J. Levin is spending the failed to show- his value in American
summer at Cass Lake.
diplomatic service, in the cabinet,
senate, congress and on the bench.
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Krohn motored
'If education is a standard of civic
to Cleveland for the Fourth.
usefulness, consider the part the Jew
has played among teachers of the
Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Caplan and
family, formerly of 92 Frederick column schools, professors in col
leges,
scientists, artists and reform-
street, have moved into their new
ers. The Industries and commerce
home at 425 Lawrence avenue.
has also benefited directly by his par-
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Schwarz, 494 ticipation. But when we consider the
Field avenue, and Sir. and Mrs. 1'. J. part ethics play over the Influence the
Schiff er, 523 Montclair avenue, have Jew has exerted by the establishment
, returned from a trip to New York of synagoues, by the furtherance of
and surrounding points.
religlotia education and through the
bible the guide of our Pilgrim fathers.
Mrs. F. 'rack and daughter, Mrs.
"Never has appeal been nude in be.
William Bennett, of New York, are
hall of the downtrodden anywhere,
in Detroit for a month's stay with
but what the Jew has responded. His-
relatives.
tory tells us there were Jews in the
Crew'
of Columbus, that money was
Mrs. I. Berry has left for an exten-
sive trip through the Catskills, Adi- supplied by the Jews for the expedi-
rondacks, New York, Boston and tion of ('olumbus, ,tnd that whatever
Woonsocket, R. I.
knowledge of astronomy Colunibus
had a Jew taught him. Sonic one has
Mr. S. Adinsohn, of Miami, Fla., is aptly remarked that not jewels were
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. Hoff- the real financial basis of the first ex-
man of 119 East Hancock.
pedition of Columbus, who hillISPIr
WWI said to be of Jewish descent.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ressler an-
though a professing Catholic of
nounce the engagement of their
Genoa."
daughter, Hannah, to Mr. Daniel E.
The story of the Jew, Rabbi Rose-
Goldberg, of this city.
nau designated as "One unbroken
The following former Bostonians chain of suffering." The Jew, he said,
are motoring to Boston via New York Mid been misunderstood for ages, mis-
state, stopping at Niagara Falls for a represented and unknown and that
day. The trip is being made in three America in his haven. Ile said that
machines, Boston and Kenberma. then- wen. 1,001i,aei Jews In this
Mass., being the destination, after country today and that they had
which many points in New England come here In three great tidal waves
and New York will be visited. In the
front Europe.
party are included Mr. and Mrs. Sam
"America has given the Jew oppor-
Goldman, Mr. Ily Hilian, Mr. Abe
Malkin, Mr. Look Cohane, Mr. Fred- tunity for self-expression, proper liv.
erick Heyman, Mr. Abe White, Mr. Ing, educatior., vocational selection,
Max Cohen, Mr. Sigmund Scisorck freedom of worship and citizenship,"
and Miss Rose Miller.
he said.

On Sunday, June 27, at 5 o'clock,
Florence Rose Cohen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cohen of 184 Andrus
avenue, was united in marriage to Ira
Kaufman, son of Mr. and Mrs. 51,
Kaufman, of Philadelphia avenue.
After the ceremony, supper was
served in the home of the bride's
parents to many Detroit and out-of-
town relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Kauf-
man left on a trip to Cleveland, New
York and Buffalo and will be at home
to their many friends at 206 Alger
avenue, after July 8.

Women's Relief Ass'n
To Hold Mass Meeting
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Other
Instru-

le0-152 Weedulard Avenue

Dr. and Mrs, E. M. Sorock, of 122
A simple home wedding was that
East Forest, are receiving congratu- of Miss Rose Morrison, daughter of
lations on the birth of a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. 1.. Morrison, and Mr.
Bernice.
Benj. E. Cohen, which took place
Sunday, June 20th, at the home of
Mr.
Mrs. H. Gordon and sons, the bride. 379 St. Clair avenue. Rabbi
Albert and betels, of 232 Medbury ave- A. St. Hershman officiated.

$585 and $6 85

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The European Jewish Women's Re-
lief Association will hold a big mass
meeting at Utopia Hall, Wednesday
evening, July 14,
' 'RelYbis and laymen will address the
meeting to explain the purpose of the
organization whose aim It is to bring
relief to the Jewish women sufferers
from the war. The organization has
grown by leaps and bounds during the
past few months. All who are inter-
ested in the humanitarian principles
of the society are urged by the com-
mittee to attend the mass-meeting .

MATERIALS ARRIVE FOR
NEW FIRST AND OLD
DETROIT BANK BLDG.

Supplies and materials for the erec-
tion of the First National bank build-
ing on the Hotel Pontchartrain site
are arriving in the city and active
work on the construction of the 24-
story hank and office building is
about to start, it was announced
NVednesday. The last vestiage of the
hotel structure will be cleared away
early next week.
Work of preparing the foundation
progressed as rapidly as the receipt
of materials would permit during the
wrecking of the former building. Four
of the huge caissons that will be sunk
down to bedrock have been started,
and in a few months, it is predicted,
the steel work will begin weaving its
spidery way above ground level. Ac-
cording to present indications the
structure will be completed, down to
the last coat of varnish on the in-
terior woodwork, before the end of
1921.
Officials of the First and Old De-
troit National bank report that more
than twice as many applications for
office space than can be accommo-
dated have been received to date.

A few of the remalcable values are:

1,000 Nightgowns of Crepe de Chine, formerly
$8.75 at $5.00.

1,200 Envelope Chemises, Crepe de Chine,
Wash Satins, formerly up to $7.50 at $3.95.

1,000 Silk Bodices df Wash Satin, formerly up
to $2.95 at $1.95.

All Negligees and Kimonos at
Greatly Reduced Prices

Including imported hand-embroidered Japanese rob-
es„ Lady Teazle house gowns, lacy tea gowns, tailored
breakfast coats.

Our entire stock of Italian and Milanese Silk
Underwear at reduced prices

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Part of Your Life

A good piece of furniture Is part o fyour life.

You see It every day. It enters Into your thoughts. It unconscious-
ly moulds your character.

Get furniture that suits you. Your table, chairs or hook case ought
to express your personality.

Get solid, durable, artistic furniture. For youave to live with It.

Get furniture that will speak to you daily and be to you a constant
Inspiration.

Any old stuff will not do. You have a soul.

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