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MRS. HATTIE HARRIS,
PROMINENT PIONEER
RESIDENT, IS DEAD

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Mrs. Hattie Harris, widow of Elias
Harris, died on Thursday, May II.
Mrs. Harris, who lived in Detroit all
her life, was the daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Burton, pio-
neer residents of this city. Mrs. liar-

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Mrs. Adolph Finsterwald of Lasalle
Gardens spent a fortnight at the Park
Hotel in Mt. Clemens.

Many delightful functions were
given the past week complimenting
Mrs. Paul Stern of Buffalo, who was
a recent guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Milfred Stern of East Grand
boulevard. Mrs. Stern left on Satur-
day last for her home in Buffalo.

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SILK
SWEATERS

WOOL
SWEATERS

Pure silk Tuxedo and slip-
on, full fashion sweaters in
navy, henna, black, cherry
red, also staple colors with
bright stripes. Many have
pockets and are belted.

Drop stitch and link weaves
in both wool and alpaca.
Belted and pocketed. The
color combinations are al-
most unlimited. A timely
offering us the sports season
Spelling.

$25.00

DEmorr, MICHIGAN

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fink of ,
New fork are spending a few days!
in the city, guests at the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. S.
Fink of Atkinson avenue.

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Your beautiful Draperies, Curtains, Overhangings,
Oriental and Domestic Rugs, etc., dry-cleaned
by us gives them the appearance

"JUST LIKE NEW"
We clean Upholstered Furniture and Covers, also

dye Rugs to match decorations, and

Are Experts in Dry-Cleaning Your Most
Expensive Garments, Odorless and Perfect

We Call For and Deliver
Call Melrose 6570

The Forest Cleaners and Dyers

533-637 East Forest Avenue

Phone Main 3462 for Reliable

MRS. HATTIE HARRIS

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Mrs. David A. Courlander of West
Grand boulevard has returned from
Port Iluron, where she attended the
' convention of the Parent-Teachers'
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levine an
Association. Mrs. Couriander is pres- nounce the engagement of their
ident of the Intermediate Condon . daughter, Mary, to I. B. Dworman
I School Parent-Teachers' Association.' of this city.

Fur Insurance and Storage

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Established 1887

Special Sale of Fur Chokers

And Foxes, all colors—Sables, Moles, Fitch, etc.

a month's membership campaign, with
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kuttnauer of Simon Richardson as campaign chair-
' Collingwood avenue left no Monday man.
last for an extended motor trip
P. S.—Now is
The Zeirei Zion is an organization
good time to select
throughout Michigan and the Eastern whose object is to spread the Zionist
your Next Winter'. Fur Coat
states.
idea among the Jewish youth. The
—Prices will be higher.
'organization was active in numerous
Julius Berman left on Monday for Zionist activities during the past year,
a several weeks' stay in Los Angeles, including work that it accomplished
Calif.
for the Jewish National Fund, Keren
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Mrs. Sam Lansky of Chicago and change in administration, it was de-

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Trotty Veck Club:
The Trotty Veck Club, at their last
meeting, elected the following new

officers: Jennie Kolitch, president;
Pauline Brookenthal, vice-president;
Rose Levin, secretary; Sarah Levin,
treasurer; board of directors, Rebec- I
ca Gold and Frances Schwartz; mem-
bership committee, Frances Schwartz
and Florence Zimberg; entertain-'
ment, Rebecca Gold, chairman, F'ay'
Nolan, May Weisman and Ileler,.
Ressler; publicity, Jean Weisman
and Frances Schwartz. The enter-
tainment committee reported that
their recent dance was a huge suc-
cess.
The organization decided to
make a generous contribution to the
United Jewish Charities,

Slip-over Sweaters at Very Special Prices
White Sport Skirts of Silk and Wool, 9.75
2 and 3-Piece Knicker Suits, 35.00 up
Golf Knickers of Linen or Wool Jersey, 6.75 up
White Golf Shirts, 9.75
Wool Jersey Sport Jackets, 5.95 up
Felt Sport Hats, 15.00 up
Dent•ood Tweed Suits, 22,50

Weekly Dances:

The weekly dances at the Temple
Beth El will continue until Saturday
evening, May 27.

TWO MORE IMMIGRANTS
ARE BROUGHT HERE BY
WELFARE ORGANIZATION

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The European Jewish Women's
Welfare Organization of Detroit an-
nounces that through its efforts two
more immigrants were united with
relatives in Detroit.
The immigrants brought here are
Joseph Osrow, 19 years old, and Edith
Osrow, 16 years old. They were
united with their mother, Mrs. Acker-
man of 583 Medbury avenue.
The union of mother and children
has an interesting story behind it.
The mother had not seen her chil-
dren for 14 years. After separation
from her first husband, she came to
America, but communicated with rel-
atives in Piotka, Wohlyn, her orig-
inal home, as to the health of her

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Young men and women interested the J. C. B. Under its charter, as FA'
published, the new organization is to
be known as the "Union of Rabbis
of the Polish Republic." Its aims =—
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will be the spiritual and material up-
lift of the Jewish clergy and the —
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Jewish population generally, and the
Mr. and Mrs. Prenzlauer of 8047
GIVES UNUSUAL AFFAIR supervising, or at least watching over,

The Young People's Society of
B'nai Moshe will give an affair of
unusual note at the Elks' Temple on
Miss Helen Kleins mith of 1698 Saturday evening, June 17. Besides
West Philadelphia avenue has re- dancing, there will be many other
E turned after a three weeks' visit with novel features of entertainment for
relatives and friends in Cleveland.
those who do not care to dance. The
roceeds
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of this affair w
ill go to th e
Mrs. Abe Schneider (Carrie Moss) s ynagogue improvement fund, to be
of 560 East Kirby avenue has left for used immediately for the beautifies-
01 an extended trip to her former home tion of the grounds, for the building
in Ottawa, Ont., where she will be of an iron fence and the planting of
the guest of Miss Raie Edelstein. She a lawn. Organizations are requested
will be joined by her husband at a to keep this date open, in order not
future date. They will return some to interfere with the affair of the Y.
0 time in June.
P. S. of B'nai Moshe.

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Physical Culture Shoes

the religious education of the younger •-•-=
generation of Jews in Poland.

Yielding enough with
each step to exercise the
foot muscles, yet afford-
ing firm support for the
arch. Physical Culture
Shoes are made over
combination lasts, per-
mitting free circulation and allowng the foot to
fall into natural lines, which promotes correct
posture. There is a model to fit any shape of
foot—each stylish and economically priced,

The seat of the union will be War.
saw. It will extend its activities over —••=—
the whole of Poland.
The union has been granted the
right, within the limits of existing
laws: II) to protect the religious
rights of the Jewish population, in —="
so far as the observation of holidays,
customs and moral commandments
are concerned, by establishing reli-
gious foundations, publishing periodi.
1540 Broadway
cala and books, delivering lectures,
etc.; (2) to make proposals to the
state authorities regarding the life
of Jewish communes;
communes. (3) to strive M •
toward the material Improvement of
Members of the Inter-Se Club were
the rabbis' positions, to mediate in
5 hostesses last Sunday evening at •
disputes between individual rabbis
I I miscellaneous shower complimenting
and commune authorities; and (4) to
Miss Helen Stein, whose marriage to
defend the material interests of rab-'
0 Alfred Rosenzweig will be an event
bis and their dependents.
/ of June 4. During the latter part of
The union will have the right to
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possess, acquire and dispose of real
enjoyed by 16 couples.
and personal property and to accept
In memory of our dear wife and donations and bequests.
SUPERIOR KOSHER RESTAURANTS
mother, Lena Willis, who died May
/ leave for St. Louis Sunday, May 21, 17, 1918.
Exclusive Caterers to Wedding Parties sad Banquet,
where Dr. Beisman will attend the '!The world may change from year to SUMMER NIGHT SCHOOL _ 11
MAIN DINING ROOM LUNCH ROOM AND DELICATESSEN
id convention of the American Medical
year,
Open Day and Night
2035 Woodward Ave.
Association and a reunion of the , And friends from day to day,
Summer night school will °Pet' at'
20 West Adams Avenue
Cer. Elizabeth
2 class
ass of 1890 of Washington Uni- Bat never will the one I love
the Jewish Institute, High near !last-
Naar
We's Shoe Store
Harry
Labovitz,
Mgr.
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From memory pass away."
ings street, on Monday evening, May
Her Loving Husband and Children. 22, 7 p. m.
be is a graduate.

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di noon for 12 guests, honoring the in the organization are urged to en-
list at the Zeirei Zion headquarters,
birthday anniversary of her daughter, 1406
Broadway.
Della Ethel Cohen, is Mrs. Harry A.
Co hen of 75 Harmon avenue.

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Mr. Donont in Charge

May 20, at Moore School, corner Al- 414..40+,4—
ger and Cameron avenues, at 2 :30
o'clock.
Since this is the last meeting of
the season, it is urged that all moth- mu

POLAND CHARTERS
UNION OF RABBIS

favoring the establishment of

Monday and Tuesday

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at the
Hotel Statler,

May 22 and 23.

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Linens and Laces

"Modern Jewish Literature" will
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be the theme discussed by Abraham 1
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Victor before the Mothers' Club of •

ers attend. Plans for the coming pie-

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display
hollsehold decorative

VICTOR TO ADDRESS
OAKLAND MOTHERS

The Misses Ruth Lipsitz, Ethel Op-
the Jewish National Home in Pales-
% penheim and Lucille Jacobs spent the
NEW YORK. — (J. C. B.) —The
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tine has strengthened our courage to
past week-end in Ann Arbor. They continue our activities
that lead to Polish government has recently incor-
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were guests at the Phi Epsilon Pi the completion and realization of our porated the Polish Union of Rabbis,
E fraternity house
says a report from a l'olish source to
party. , 2,000-year-old dreanf."

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country.

Oakland next Saturday aftrenoon,

S. Michigan Ave.,

University Club Bldg.,

will be discussed. Children will be
entertained by the recreation teach- —
ers. No postals will be sent. "School PI
Days" is the title of a play that will
be presented by high school girls lie- —
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ing in Oakland.

Israel.
0 , Mr. and Mrs. J. Sandleman of 332 Eretz
The call for new members states
Tuxedo
avenue
have
moved
to
their
that
"the
recent unanimous adoption
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cided that the society enlarge its
forces and take in new blood for the
advancement of the Zionist idea.
In announcing the membership
campaign, the Zeirei Zion officers
stated that they felt the need in De-
troit for a Zionist organization of
Mrs. S. Blonder of Chicago is visit- Jewish youth of the type of the Zei-
rei Zion, and now therefore opened
ing at the home of her children, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Simons of Burlin- its doors to the numberless young
men
and women who are not yet en-
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rolled for the cause of rebuilding

Mrs. I. Bialoski of Cleveland were
r guests at the home of their father, I.
Weinstein of East Hancock avenue.
, Mrs. Lansky was accompanied by her
niece, Miss Frances Cohen of Chi-
cago.

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This thought is uppermost when the
price tags are placed on the furniture.
Make your inspection and you will see
the reason the customers place so much
confidence in us.

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ZEIREI ZION START
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

Stone Marten
$25 Mink (genuine) .
$16.50
Southern Marten ... .$8.50 Siberian Squirrel . .$8.50

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Sixty members started on the first
hike of the season last Sunday morn-
ing, May 14. They left the club
house at 9:30 and rude as far as Red-
ford. From there they hiked several
miles to camping grounds, where
lunch was served. Games and stunts
completed the afternon'so entertain-
ment. The next hike will be to the
Children's Fresh Air Camp on the
Lake Shore drive on Sunday, May 21.
There will be no hike Sunday, May !
on account of the last monthly
meeting of the season which is to be
held on that day.

Returning from a trip to Bay City,
Joseph II. Steuer of Laura, Ohio,
Mich., where she visited with rein- announces the engagement of hf:
lives and friends, is Mrs. Jacob daughter, Florence, to Hyman Lewin-
Strauss Moss of the Astor Court ' Epstein of this city, son of Mr. and children.
When the war broke out, however,
apartments on West Grand boule. Mrs. E. W. Lewin-Epstein of New
yard. York. The wedding will take place she lost all track of her children, un- #'
ail
she finally located them through *••
in the near future.
the newspapers. The two immigrants
S. Samuels of New York was a re-
were
under the impression, until a
Mrs. Rose Gilbert of 9697 Delmar
' cent visitor in this city, guest at llo-
avenue announces the engagement of few months ago, that their step-
' tel Statler.
mother,
Mr. Osrow's second wife, was
her daughter, Pearl, to William
their real mother, and learned of the,
A most delightful affair of the past Greenblatt of Los Angeles, Calif.
whereabouts of their rightful mother',
• week was the dancing party given by
only after the death of their father
I members of the Lohampshen Club,
at
and step-mother abroad.
Wark's Dancing Academy, Woodward ,
Three more immigrants are now in
avenue. This club was recently or-'
Ellis Island and will be brought here
ganized by several young men of the
by the European Jewish Women's
1 different Detroit high schools for ath- ' The Zeirei Zion organization of De-
Welfare Organization, through whose
' letic and social purposes.
troit announces that it is launching efforts they were
brought to this

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In Himelhoch's New Shop of Correct
Sports Apparel. Everything from
golf balls, bags and clubs to knicker
suits and sport hats.

Hikes:

Louis James Rosenberg of East ris was a devoted and self.sacrificing
Forest presided at the Michigan Au, mother and a woman tit' great
thors' Association, which met Tues- strength of character. Interment
day evening last at Hotel Statler. took place at Woodniere cemetery,
During the evening Mr. Rosenberg with Rabbi Leo ht. Franklin and
!delivered an interesting and inspir- Rabbi Henry J. Berkowitz 0 fficia t ing.
Mrs. Harris is survived by her chil-
ing address on the famous writers,
dren, Mrs. Edwin Goldberg, Jay C.
Schupenhauer and Nietzche.
and Jule E. Harris, and her sisters,
I Mrs. Frank Teller, who has been , Mrs. A. E. Rosengarten, Mrs. A. L.
a guest at the home of her children, Slessinger, Mrs. Julia Friedman, Mrs.
' Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Nieman of Hazel- Louis Sneider, Mrs. I.ouis II. Gold-
wood avenue, has returned to her berg and Miss Ray Burton. Jay C.
, home in Chicago. Ilarris, who now resides in Chicago,
was in the city in attendance at his
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Mrs. Harry Rosenthal and son, Je- mother's funeral.
rome, of Seward avenue have gone,
!to New York, where they will visit
for several weeks with Mrs. Rosen-
Mrs. Samuel E. Davis (Esther
thal's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Dorothy Silver) of Trenton, N. J., is
Schweitzer.
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Silver of Pontiac, Mich., formerly
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David E. Levyn of Fostoria, Ohio,' of Detroit.
spent a few days in the city the past
1 week.
Robert Rothman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Rothman of Farnsworth ave-
nue,
a senior at the University of
Sidney Frank of Ferranti Park left
Michigan, has been elected to the
, on Monday last for Los Angeles,
Calif., where he will make a stay of I'hi Beta Kappa honorary fraternity.
Mr. Rothman has also been elected
several weeks.
to the Acolytes, the honorary philo-
sophical society, and the Quadrangle,
Returning from a year's sojourn a literary club,
in San Francisco, Calif., are Mrs. S.
A. Rosenberg and daughters, Irene
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cloy of 278
and Madelyne, of East Grand boule- iiiedbury left for a four weeks' trip
vard.
to Pittsburgh and Chicago to visit
with friends and relatives. In Pitts-
}ferry Stern of Denver, Colo., is a burgh they will visit with their daugh-
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ter, Mrs. M. Gould.
:Mitred Stern of East Grand boule-
vard.

House Cleaning Time
Is Now Here!

Complete Outfits for
Fair Golfers

The members of this class enter-
tained their mothers on Wednesday
evening, May 10, and a very unusual
program was carried out. In addi-
tion to having the mothers witness
the usual class work, Miss Belle Spat-
ter, chairman of the entertainment
committee, provided appropriate mu-
sic. Both mothers and daughters
joined in Jewish folk dances, Re-
freshments were served.

Mrs. M. I. l.ipsitz and daughter of
Brush street are spending two weeks,
in Battle Creek. Mrs. I.ipsitz was •
accompanied by her sister, Miss Es- •
, ther Buchhalter of East Palmer ave-
nue.

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Athletic Club:

Mr. and Mrs. S. Paul Epstein of
Ann Arbor spent the week-end at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Slomo-
vitz of Kenilworth avenue.

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Vacation Camp:

The Y. W. II. A. summer ramp
committee is putting forth every ef-
fort to make the vacation a pleasant
one. Swimming, coquet, tennis, hik•
ing and various outdoor games will
be part of the regular daily program.
A Kosher camp is an unusual attra-
tion and niany of the girls are join-
ing because of it. As the number
will be limited, every girl is urged
to sign up as soon as possible. Par-

ticulars on the camp can be gotten
by calling Glendale 7971.

Mrs. Joseph Goldberg
(Ruth
Levyn) of Fostoria, Ohio, is spend-
ing a few days in the city, a guest
' of relatives and friends.

$7.50 $15.00

Y. W. H. A. NOTES

IH MEMORIAM

JOSEFF BROS.

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