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Young Judaea end I. Z. A. to Present

"The Jewish Crown," Yiddish
Play, March 15.

Sunday Services:

"Phophets of Liberty" will he the
' Young Judaea and the local chapter subject of Rabbi Franklin's address
of the Intercollegiate Zionist Asso- on Sunday morning. Services begin
ciation, working jointly in a campaign at 11 o'clock.
to raise the sum of $1,000 with which Sabbath Services:
to carry on the educational activities
Sabbath services begin at 10:30.
of these two Zionist bodies, has finally
settled on Mar. 15 as the date upon The sermon this week will be
which is to be a presented a Yiddish preached by Rabbi Franklin.
play at the New Yiddish Theater, Father and Son Meeting on Washing-
Hastings and Alfred street, proceeds ton's Birthday:
On Tuesday next, Feb. 22nd, at ti
of which are to be divided at the rate
of two-thirds for Young Judaea and o'clock, the annual Father and Son
Dinner will be given at the Temple
one-third for the I. Z. A.
The Jewish Crown" is the tutor of under the auspices of the Men's Tem-
the play to he presented. starring Miss ple Club. A great entertainment pro-
Ida Dworkin, one of the best known gram has been arranged for the oc-
Yiddish actresses in the country. Mr. casion. Every father connected in
Abraham Kogut, manager of the New any way with Temple Beth El should
Yiddish Theater, is working in co- bring his son to this fleeting, and
operation with the two Zionist bodies every son should see that his father
to help make the undertaking the suc- is present. Fatherless sons will be
cess anticipated. Similarly, NI. Honig- taken care of by sonless fathers so
man, stage manager of the theater, that every man and boy in any way
is lending his assistance to the under- connected with the Temple may look
forward to a time of rare happiness
taking.
Tickets for the play will be placed and inspiration on the evening of Feb.
on sale this Sunday. The Young Ju- 22nd.
daea committee for the play is com- Young Peoples Society:
posed of l'hilip Slomovitz, Herbert
On Feh. 27th, members of the De-
Parzen, Sylvia Goldsmith, Emma
troit Symphony Orchestra will be en-
Larazruff and Samuel Heyman. The
tertained by the Young Peoples So-
I. Z. A. committee is composed of
ciety. All members of the congre-
Rebecca Pearlman, Han y I'latt, Ethel
gation are cordially invited to attend
Levine and Mr. Landsman. A can-
the reception and entertainment given
vass of prominent Detroit Jews will
in their honor.
be made by the I. Z. A. committee
for the distribution of as many tickets Junior Young Peoples Society:
as possible. while the Young Judaeans
The members of the Congregation
will devote most of their time towards of Temple Beth El will be the guests
canvassing their own ranks and their of due Junior Young Peoples Society
parents and friends.
on Sunday evening, Feb. 20th, at the
Young Judaea and I. Z. A. are also Temple Beth El. The entertainment
planning to hold Purim Masquerades. will start promptly at 8:00 and all
The I. Z. A., through its social com- members are asked to be present at
mittee, of which Harry Platt s chair- that time
man, is planning to give a party in
The Social Committee of the or-
honor of the University of Michigan ganization has plans under way for a
chapter of the I. Z. A. Joseph Er- delightful dance to be given during
man, president of the local I. Z. A., the month of March. The exact date
will head the program at the next will be announced later. Remember,
!peeling.
February 27th for the next regular
Word received from Prof. I. Leo meeting.
Sharfman, of the Economics Depart-
ment of the University of Michigan,
ORGANIZE BAR KOCHBA
is to the effect that he will address
YOUNG JUDAEA BRANCH
the Detroit I. Z. A. early in June. i

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l'itt Parker, the "pieturizing phil-
osopher," known also as the "Crayon
Wizard." will appear in a crayon re-
cital under the auspices of the Jew-
ish Women's Club, at their regular
meeting on Monday afternoon, Mar.
7, at Temple Beth El. Mr. Parker
holds the interest of his audiences
from start to finish, and every thing
fee draws or models carries with it a
lesson, which he drives home with a
touch of humor.
Sono of Mr. Parker's topics are
"Seeing Things," "Confessions of a
Cartoonist," "Current Events," and
"Ninety Minutes with the Crayon
Wizard."
Resident members of the Jewish
Woman's Club House, at R0 Rowena,
have organized a club to he known I
as the "Havilah" (Hebrew for "cir-
cle") Club. the purpose of which is
purely social in character, meetings
to be held on the second and fourth
Tuesday of each month at the club
house. The initial party will be
given Sunday evening. Feb. 20. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Miss Harriet Newman,
ores.; Miss Sadie Thorner, vice-pres.;
Miss Julia Mitchell, sec.; Miss Hattie
Schiller, treas.

Tio, Bar Kochba Judaeans are the
fourth group of Young Judaea to he
organized on the West End. The
circle was formed last Sunday with an
initial niemhership of 15, with Abram
Croll as leader.
The officers elected for terms are:
Leo Smith, pres.; Morton Cohen,
vice-pres.; Abe Goldstein, sec.; Louis
Segal, treas.
The Tikvas were the first group to
be organized in this city as a part of
the nation-wide Young Judaea move-
ment. The Maccabees of Judaea were
the next West End circle to be or-
ganized, with David Racoosin as lead-
er, and the B'Nos Yisroel the third,
with Miss Bertha Slomovitz as leader.
With the organization of the Bar
Kochha Judaeans, the \Vest End be-
comes one of the most prominent cen-
ters of Young Judaea.

For Gentlewomen

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Winter Coats and Suits

Our Entire Collection In a Sale at

/2 OFF PRICES

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THIS EVENT, that made its entrance yesterday
morning, from the standpoint of savings and the
desirability of the garments offered, is the most im-
portant in the history of the Healy Shops. Look at
these price reductions:
Suits
Suits )
$145.00
and }
$45.00. and (
Coats
Coats
Suit
Suits
50
$165.00 and,
$65.0Q, and
Coats )
Loatis
Suits
Suits
U7.50
$195.00 and
$75.0Q. and
wu
Coats
Coats
Suits
Suits
$225.00 and / 112.'
$95.00 and
Coats $

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Canton Jericho Lodge

Canton Jericho, No 50. Patriarch,
Militant, 1. 0. 0. E.. will hold heir
first annual dance Tuesday evening
,Feb. 22. at the Hotel Swim ballrooms.
Many features and a very interesting
program have been arranged by the
committee in charge, of which Cheva-
lier D. Dworman is chairman. One
of the many features will be the pre-
sence of the Department Commander
Gen. T. Calvert Crowe and his de-
partment staff officers.

JOLLY ODDS CLUB

$37.50

Coats
Suits
$110.00 and

Coats
Suits
$115.00 and
Coats S
Suits )
$125.00 and

tended the meeting. Ben Edelstein,
lack Hazen, Nathan Murtenbaum,
"C . Schwartz, Oscar Scholnick,
Miss Ella Lett and Miss Kate Sheer
entertined the member* and visitors
with vocal selections.'

$47 .50

$55 .5 0

Suits
$ 125°
$250.00 and \ $
Coats
Suits
$295.09 and
Coats
Suits

$57 .50

$62.5°

$325.00 Co an at d s

$147.5°
$162'5°

$395.00 Coats and Suits now $195.50
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FURS

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Buy With Confidence

Final February Sale
The Annis Fur Post

Woodward at Clifford

EGINNING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14th, and ending Monday, February 28th (for 13 days),
I shall make my final clearance reduction in prices of Furs for the season 1920-21.
This will be a reduction in the face of rapidly advancing prices on Raw Fur l'eltries.
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Our prices in this Sale will be about as low as they have been any time in three years.
They will be, I think, as low or lower than they will be again in the year 1921.
candidly
feel that those desiring to purchase Ladies' Fur Coats, Men's Fur ('oats, Fur Wraps,
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Fur Dolmans, Fur Scarfs and Muffs, Children's Furs, Collars, etc., can safely buy now at fully
reduced prices of any responsible dealer.
My Inventory taken February 1st show's I have Manufactured Furs at wholesale price to the
amount of $393,569.75 (exclusive of all Fur skins not manufactured), and this after one of the
largest Fur Seasons in my history.
All of this immense stock of desirable Furs, together with many numbers fresh from my factory,
will be in this Sale.
This Inventory contained among other items:

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10 Genuine Alaska Seal Skin Coats. Priced
as low as last year's Hudson Seals (Seal-
dyed Muskrat) $850 to $1,250
83 Hudson Seal Coats and Wraps
$300 to $900
Priced from
20 Genuine Scotch Mole Coats and
$275 to $75s)
Wraps Priced from
22 Civet Coats,
$125 to $250
Priced from
24 Near-Seal Coats
$100 to $200
Priced from

17 Squirrel Coats
Priced from
29 Marmot Coats
Priced from
23 Silver 'Seal Coats
Priced from

$275 to $675

$45 to $100

$65 to $150

Also Monkey Coats. Muskrat Coats, Australian

Opossum Coats,

Otter Coats, Skunk Coats,

Coney Coats.

Scarf , . One. Tip, and I lire-Skin (linkers. Collarettes,
etc , in Stone Nlarten, Squirrel, Mole, Russian Sable, Gen-
uine Siker I . ox, Gemini,. Red Fox, Genuine Cross Fox,

Genuine Who, I

Every article bears a yellow ticket marked for this Sale. Terms of the Sale-one price to all
for cash. If credit or partial payments desired, interest will he charged from date of sale at 7%.

The Jolly Odds Club entertained

the Unique Club Wednesday evening,
Fels 9, at the Hannah Schloss build-
ing. A large number of visitors at-

$82.

$32.5°

WORTHY PROGRAM

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$72.5°

$22.5°

SYMPHONY TO GIVE

An attractive program Is announced
for the Sunday afternoon concert of
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, In
Orchestra Hall, when Myrna Sharlow,
soprano, of the Chicago Opera. and
Phillip Abbas, first violoncello of the
orchestra, will be the assisting solo-
ists. Victor Kolar, assistant conduc-
tor, will wield the baton in the ab-
sence from the city of Mr. Gabrilo-
witsch, and will direct the orchestra
' In Saint.Saens' symphonic poem,'
"Phaeton," Dworak's Slavic dances,
Nos. 1 and 2, Mozart's ballet, "Les'
petits reins." and Sibelius tone poem,
"Finlandia," all of which numbers are
praetically new on the symphony pro-
gram.
Miss Sharlow will sing the spin-
ning song from Gounod's "Faust," and
the bird song from "I'Pagliaci," while'
Mr. Abbas will play Tschaikowsky Ro-
coco Variations for violoncello and
orchestra.
lgnaz Friedman, whose recent ap-
pearances In New York have sent his
fame as one of the sensational fig.
ores in the pianistic world flying
throughout the country, will be the
soloist of the tenth pair of subscrip
tlon concerts Friday and Saturday
evenings, Feb. 25 and 26. Mr. Fried-
man, called by one New York critic
the "Hercules of the piano," will play
Liszt's First Concerto for Plano and
Orchestra. T he program will be no-
iable also in the first presentation
In Detroit of Victor Kolar's First Syne
phony, which will be conducted by
the composer. Under Mr. Gabrlice
witseh's baton the orchestra will play
Wagner's Siegfield Idyll and Liszt's
Symphonic poem, "klazeppa."

AVENUE

WOODWARD

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P. S.-Remember Our Immense Cold Storage

Plant on Our Premises to Safeguard Your

Furs During the Summer.

