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Miss Bernice Kahn and her brother,
16'0-182 Woodward Ave.
Mr. Ivor Kahn, of 29 Waverly ave-
nue, returned to Ann Arbor Monday,
where they will resume their studies
at the University of Michigan.
Black Kid
Boots
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Morris Baum, of 185 Farnsworth
street, left this week for an extended
visit through the east, where he will
visit with relatives and friends.
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A miscellaneous shower was given
Monday, Oct. 4, in honor of bliss
Anna Skolnek, whose marriage to Mr.
Seal Streger is to take place Oct. 12
at the Shaarey Zeilek Synagogue.
We demonstrate in this show-
ing of smart fall styles the pos-
sibilities offered Detroit women to
secure shoes of dependable qual-
ity at most moderate prices. The
nimbi is similar to the one
pictured herein.
Miss Bessie Glasier, whose marriage
to Mr. Eichman take: place Sunday,
Oct. 10, was delightfully surprised
Tuesday evening, Sept. 28, at a mis-
cellaneous shower given by her sis-
ters, the Misses Elizabeth and Lil-
lian, at their home, 100 Garfield aver
nee. A daintily appointed luncheon
Hosiery Specials
was served to thirty guests.
Our hosiery d-partinent is offer-
ing beautiful quality hosiery in
CC
Nfrs. J. Nfarcuse and Mrs. A. Bondy
left for Duluth, Minn . where they will
attend the golden wedding anniver-
sary of their sister.
I
the famous makes all the wanted
fall suit shades--at reductions.
In honor of Miss Florence Farber,
whose marriage to Rabbi Samuel M
Sacks, of New York city, will be the
event of Oct. 24, a masquerade party
and dance was given by the Misses
Ressler, at their home, 1175 Brush
street. The house was very prettily
decorated with autumn leaves and
wild flowers. and the same colors were
carried out on the small tables in the
dining room, where refreshments
were served. Prizes were awarded to
Miss Anna Levitt and Mr. Samuel
Hillman. Vocal solos were rendered
by Miss Mollie Hoffman, while Miss
Florence Farber delighted the guests
Sunday Services
Mr. Myer
Sunday services at the Temple will with piano selections.
be resumed this Sunday at II o'clock, Miller played the violin.
on which occasion Rabbi Franklin
will preach on the subject, "The In-
An event of the past week was the
t, rnational Jew as the Jew Interprets marriage of Anna Ruth Davidow to
That Term" All are cordially in- Victor Harrison Sugar, of Detroit.
vited.
Mrs. Sugar, who is a member of the
Kappa Beta Pi Legal sorority, gradu-
Sabbath Services
Beginning Saturday at 10:30 Rabbi ated from the University of Detroit
Franklin will preach on the subject, in June and passekthe Lansing state
"Some Suggestions From the Story bar last month. NA-. and Mrs. Sugar
will he at home after November 1 at
of Creation.'
1211 Iroquois avenue.
Religious School
The session of the Sabbath School
will resume Sunday, Oct. 3, with a
very large registration of pupils. The
faculty has been enlarged and a new
plan of supervision of class groups
established.
The school has been fortunate in
By courtesy of the Men's Temple
securing the services of Miss Selmin-
Club a series of five concerts will
ski, formerly of Cleveland. a teacher
Assist- be given at the Temple by the De-
Queen Quality Boot Shop
215 Woodward Avenue
a!
The Largest
and
TEMPLE BETH EL
NOTES.
Foirrt ✓raetry More ort the roe( Stele
Start Right
Every young man contemplat-
ing purchasing a diamond ring
owes it to himself to start right
by comparing prices.
Compare my prices for Dia-
monds with those asked by
the "high-rent" stores down-
town.
Compare the quality — purity
— brilliancy-
-and take note, too, of the
many new, novel and exclus-
ive designs in platinum mount-
ings this store offers those
seekign-
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT
RINGS
$250 to $2500
"Pay as you can"
Your Credits Good—
Why Not Make
Use of It?
No
"Red
Tape"
Here
"Pay
as
You
Can"
"Largest and Finest Jewelry Store On The East SIda"
EHRLICH BUILDING, Adams and Hastings.
of wide experience, as acting
by burnt orange georgette and ens.
broidered and beaded in crystal and
jade and silken metallic threads is
seen in the Chinese overblouse In
the center, 82.50. Duvetyne tit
Autumn leaf brown is embroldffed
in chenille to match the bisque
georgette with which it compares
the tie-around blouse on the right
29.60.
troit Symphony String Quartette and
ing Superintendent. The school in-
the Flonzaley String Quartette, un-
cludes Kindergarten, Primary High
der the auspices of the Chamber
School and Normal Departments.
Children who have not yet registered
should do so without fail next Sunday
morning.
Change of Address
The members of Temple Beth El
are urgently requested to fall Glen-
dale 345 in regard to any change of
address. This is absolutely neces-
sary in order to keep the mailing list
up to date.
On Monday evening next. Rabbi
Len M. Franklin leaves for Cincin-
nati to attend a two-day session of
the Executive Committee of the Cen-
tral Conference of American Rabbis,
of which he is President.
PERFECTION LODGE
.
Music Society,
Part of the proceeds of these con-
certs will be deposited in the De-
troit Musicians' Fund for the Cham-
ber Music Society, which is spent in
engaging musician members of con-
certs in civic and other institutions.
The dates of the concerts have
been announced as follows:
Monday evening, Nov. 29—Detroit
Symphony String Quartette.
Monday evening, Feb. 7—Flonzaley
Quartette .
Monday evening. March 21—De-
troit Symphony String Quartette and
Olga Samaroff, pianist.
Monday evening, April 11—Detroit
Svmnhonv String Quartette and Os-
sip Gahrilowitsch, pianist .
Wedneeday, October 13, F. C. De-
gree, at 7:00 P. m.
CHAS. K. SANDORF,
6
WARSAW—A special commission
consisting of three Christians and
two Jews has investigated the accusa-
tions made against the Jews of
Plotzk that they aided the Bol-
sheviki. The commission has con-
cluded its investigation and has re-
ported that the accusatiotu are with-
out the slightest foundaion. The
Municipally of Plotzk has adopted a
resolution declaring that the Jews of
the city remained throughout loyal
to the Polish government and during
the occupation of the city by Bol-
shevist forces suffered as much at the
hands of the enemy as the Poles did.
"JEWISH TRIBUTE" BARRED
Our Furniture Prices
76, of Temple Beth El, has reopened
after a two months' summer vaca-
tion. The troop consists at present
principally of small boys and an ef-
fort will be made to enroll all Jewish
youths of Detroit between the ages
of 16 and 17.
Troop 76 will make an effort to
win the Field Day honors of the
coming year. In order to attract
the young Jewish boys, a basketball
team is being planned which will en-
gage other troop teams in the city.
The troop is under the leadership
of Milton Aronheim, Scoutmaster.
Meetings are held every Wednesday
evening at 7:30 p. m. in the gym-
nasium of Temple Beth El. All boys
are invited.
WARSAW—The local post office
has received instructions from the
government not to parts through the
mails the "Jewish Tribune," a publi-
cation appearing in Paris in Russian
and French.
For an article printed in the
"Rahodnik" in connection with the
detained Jewish soldiers in Jablona,
MRS. BLUMA SCHREIBER
the editor of this publication has
been fined a thousand marks.
Mrs. Bluma Schreiber, widow of
Jonah Rosenfeld. the noted Jewish Max Schreiber, and beloved mother
poet. has left this city on his way to of Nathan, Jack, Alex, Sol, Sam, Mrs.
America.
G. Feldman and Mrs. H. Jacobson.
Funeral was conducted from the resi-
GRAVE DESECRATED
dence, 668 Brsuh street, Wednesday
afternoon.
We understand that it is quite easy to make claims
that one's prices are "the lowest in town" and all that
sort of thing talk is indeed cheap. Still when a store
knows that it undersells every other store and at the
same time gives qualities that are not found elsewhere,
why should they not claim to have just those things.
JERUSALENf—it has been discov-
ered that Arabs desecrated the grave
of Captain Trumpeldor and the other
Jewish heroes who fell with him in
the defense of the Jewish Colony
Nf ethula and that they have removed
has
the corpses The discovery
caused eonsiderable agitation among
the Jewink colonists.
We know that our furniture prices are far below
those of other stores. We know that the quality of
our furniture cannot be beaten. We invite you to see
our furniture—then you can believe our claims.
F R IEt 7226S
J. D. C. DENIES SUPPORT
TO NON-KOSHER KITCHEN
The Joint Distribution Committee
refuses to support the local students'
kitchen because it is not conducted
on a strictly "kosher" basis. This
has created great excitement in the
Jewish community and the Jewish
students are particularly indignant.
913 15 - 17 HASTINGS STREET
ISSUE ANTI-JEWISH BOOK
A Store With a Conscience
LONDON—The "Morning Post"
is prominently advertising the issue
in one volume of all the anti-Jewish
articles which recently appeared in
colmns. The voliime carries the
title of "Causes of World Unrest."
735 Oakland Ave.
A multi-colored Fleur de Us design
is worked in metallic threads on
Heliotrope chiffon in the blouse en
the left. 65.00.
Black charmeuse brilliantly lit up
In velvet, duvetyne, chiffon,
georgette and charmeuse,
these overblouses will pro-
vide a rich and brilliant cos-
tume. Striking color effects
are achieved by marvelously
blended metallic and silk
embroideries, jet and bead
work.
This unusual collection of
costume overblouses begins
at 18.75.
MEN'S TEMPLE CLUB IS
SPONSOR FOR CONCERTS
BY STRING QUARTETS
BOY SCOUT TROOP NO. 76
MEET AT TEMPLE BETH
Secretary.
EL EVERY THURSDAY
PLOTZK JEWS LOYAL.
The Jewish Boy Scout Troop, No.
We Deliver All Orders!
Hygeia Kosher Beef Sausages
AND ALL KINDS OF DELICATESSEN
M. BUCHALTER
HEMLOCK 3418-W
Clever Women Have Sensed the Importance
of the Overblouse in the Autumn Wardrobe
•
Mr. Samuel Gluckstein. who, as
reoresentat•ve of the Pall Mall Ward,
and formerly of the Ree,t Wye('
has been a member of the Westmins-
ter City Council for a number of
years. has been elected to sneered
Vlsennnt Doneraile as Mayor of
Westminster for the ensuing year.
- 1(
RESTRICTIONS MADE
PUBLIC.
LONDON—According to a Jeru-
salem dispatch received here, the fol.
lowing conditions just made public
HARTMAN
Furniture Company
"Furniture Specialists"
Special Sale
of Fine Davenports
A
S A result of very heavy selling to our living room furniture department,
we have several oveasetuffed Tapestry Davenports which we will dispose of at
far less than the regular price
Theso davenports are of high grade eonstruotlon—web bottom, some with loose pillow
arms. others with heavy padded coil arms, upholstered In a fine quality of Tapestry.
so much Is already known of the high standard of our furniture that little need
he said, except that here is an opportuoity that should not be overlooked by anyone
wanting a really good davenport for little money.
We will dispose of this entire group of davenports, and you
have a fine assortment to choose from, at prices
starting
at
$200.00
The Hartman Furniture Co.
Formerly the
Gray Furniture Co.
340-342 WOODWARD AVENUE
by the Palestine administration, will
govern the entry of emigrants into
that country. Each immigrant will
have to be possessed of a passport
vised by the British Consul of his
city; ample proof that he will be able
to sustain himself for at least twehr
months, and a certificate as to his
medical fitness. All Palestine ports
of entry will be strictly supervised
by lmmigation officials who have al-
ready been appointed, and every im-
migrant admitted into the country
will have to register with the loess
police within fifteen days from the
late of landing. Failure to register
will lay open to immediate expulsion.
Tourists and pilgrims will not be re-
quired to register. The British High
"ommissioner is vested with the right
to expell any immigrant within five
years from the date of his arrival,
f he has broken the laws of the coun-
try, or if it is proven to be in the in-
terests of the state. lie is also in a
position to relax these restrictions
in certain instances. The regulations
do not apply to individuals who were
residents of Palestine prior to the
war.
An admirable portrait of Isaac
Nordheimcr, first professor of lie-
brew at New York University (1839-
1842), has been bung in the Lagarde
Library in the Memorial Library
building. Ile was a singularly en-
thusiastic scholar. whose early death
was deeply regretted. Besides his
work in German and Oriental at the
university he taught sacred literature
at the Union Seminary and was a
prolific writer.
At a meeting the Senate conferred
upon Mr. Jacob Mann, IL A., the de-
gree of Doctor of Literature for a
Thesis entitled "The Jews in Egypt
and in Palestine under the Fatimid
Caliphs (969-1171 C. E.)," a con-
tribution to their political and corn . -
menet history based chiefly on Gen-
izah material hitherto unpublished.
The book will shortly be issued by
the Oxford University Press.
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