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Sabbath Morning Services:

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Regular Sabbath morning services

• DETROIT, SIICHIGAN

will be held throughout the summer
in the assembly rooms of the temple,
Woodward and Erskine, at 10 o'clock,
Rabbi Berkowitz officiating. Music

No connection with any other
store.

, • /,

New
Summer
Skirts

will be supplied by volunteers se-
cured through the religious activities
committee of the Sisterhood, Mrs.
Leo M. Franklin, chairman.

Rabbi Berkowitz Returns

Eugnorturitts

ociat aild

Qrsonal •

Maurice B. Cohen of New York
—1W City announces the betrothal of his
daughter, Adelina, to Clarence 11.
Gottesman. Reception Sunday, July
Mrs. Harry A. Heitlinger and son,
Adolph, of New York are the house 9, at 458 Alger avenue.
guests of her sister, Mrs. Charles '
Mrs . I. Cooper announces the en-
Misch of 1699 Taylor avenue, for gagement of her sister, Alice Cross.
a several weeks' stay.
man, to Maxwell Cutler.
—
—
Mr. and Sirs. S. Halpern were
given a surprise party on July 2 by ; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I. Cobulnit
of
avenue announce the e ,•
Mary ,
Mr. and Sirs. Jacob fiber at their ; 359 Kirby of their d
Mr.
home on Lake Shore drive. gagement
' to Jack Spatter, son of R. Speller of
—
Mrs. Samuel Klein and daughters 664 Medbury boulevard.
-
of Cleveland are visiting at the home I r,.,,,,„„„.„„„,........
of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Klein of Eliot
•
street.

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July Clearance Offers
Many Remarkable
Values

filarriageti

From Vacation:

The entertainment held at Mt. Cle-
Any member of the congregation mens for the benefit of the Hebrew
SMITH.SIEGAL
who requires the services of the rabbi Orphan Home was well attended and
The marriage ceremony of Miss',
can make an appointment by tele- a pronounced success. The orphan- Jean Siegal and •enjamin L. Smith
phoning the temple study, Glendale age directors thank those contribut- took place at the Shaarey Zedek
345, any time of the day. There is ing to the arrangements.
agugue Sunday July 2, at 7:30 p. m.1
someone in the office from 9:30 to
Rabbis Hershman and Luienman aRi-
Sirs. I. Ii. Krauss of 4625 Chene
except Saturdays and Sundays.
elated. The bride wore a white gown
street arid brother, A. J. Selin, left
and headdress made of pearls. She
for New York to attend the funeral
was attended by her mother and
of their sister.
father and the groom by his parents.
The maid of honor was Miss Cecil
Jack Cohen has returned home
Stein and best man Hyman Siegal.
from the Shriners' convention in 1,.
The groomsmen were Raymond H. j
Angeles, Calif. He spent some time
Smith and Daniel Siegal. The brides-
in San Francisco and San Diego, Cal,
' maids were Misses Nettie Siegal,
,• Betty Smith and Eva Siegal. They
Sirs. Benjamin Gould and Miss
!wore light georgette evening gowns
Rose Gordon have left for a several
In loving memory of our dear hus- weeks' stay in Chicago 1111,1 South • and carried bouquets of roses and M-
I lies. The flower carriers were Miss
band and father, Aaron Rodin, who Bend, Ind. While in Chicago they Sylvia Siegal and Master Irving Si-
will be guests at the Mintz-Freedman mno. Out-of-town guests were: Mrs.
died two years ago today.
wedding.
M. Miller, Scranton, Pa.• Mr. and
His Loving Wife and Children.

of Silk and Flannel

$10

The very newest sports models
and colors for all-around Summer
wear. The choice of styles in
fancy Baronettes, fancy Fan-to-si,
novelty flannels and handsome
Prunella. The choice of styles is
large. White and gay sports
colors.

..,

new

tant feature of the July sales.

and coats offer substantial savings and prac-
S UITS
tical wearability for late fall. Dresses and sports

apparel lire otTered at most inviting prices right now
when they are most in demand. And ninny patrons
are wisely replenishing their stocks of lingerie,
gloves, blouses and hosiery from the attractive July

sales.

Replenish Your Wardrobe While the
Prices Are Low,

Miss Fannie Weiss, formerly of Mrs. M. Gilbert, South Rend, Ind.;
New York City, is making her home' Herman Gilbert, South Bend, Ind.;
with her sister, Mrs. A. Levy, 448 Misses Sarah and Inds Gilbert, South
Bend, Ind .• Miss Frances Schreiber,
Farnsworth avenue.
Rockford, 111.; Miss Jennie Mann, To-
—_.
Shapero Hive No. 564, L. 0. T. ledo, Ohio.

FYFES-- - Ten Floors of Shoe Service"

Sale of Low Shoes

1910 Pairs Including
White and Sport Models

90

Si., will hold their annual excursion
CAPP•HAMBURGER
to Sugar Island on Tuesday, July 18.1
Ilamburger announces the
A raffle will be held and 10 prizes will I
I marriage of her daughter, Gertrude,
be awarded.
; to Charles Capp, son of Mr. and Mrs.
on S unday, July n9s, at
R ;1 tives and friends of Miss Betty Har ry Capp,
el, Mt. Cleme
Taub of New York City entertained the Riverside Hot
in her honor on Sunday evening last
at the home of Samuel Lehrman,
4025 Fourth avenue.

Woodward and Adams

ZIONIST COMMITTEE
TO NEGOTIATE WITH
BRANDEIS FACTION

Your Finest Garments

Rabbi and Mrs. Henry J. Berko-
wits returned this week from a
—
month's vacation in the East . They
(Continued from page 5.1
concluded their stay in Cape May, N.
J., at the annual convention of the curing an important weapon for the,
Central Conference of American Jewish people. With these conces
sions and with all my documents, I
Rabbis.
came to you American Jews to ask
you for money, not for gifts, but
only for investments i in order to be
— able to start this work. This must
be done immediately. We cannot at-
Weinie Roast Wednesday, July to.
ford to lose any time. I need two
The second of our Wednesday out- things for my work: Peace in the
ings during July will take place on Zionist ranks, and money. In a few
July 12. The group will meet at the days my concession will be dealt with
Belle Isle boat dock, Woodward ave-
.
by the British Parliament. It is nec-
nue, at 6:15 sharp. Preparation will
sary that at this moment the Amer-
be made for a weinie roast on the are
picnic grounds at Belle Isle. Mem- kiln Jews, the strongest part of
bers should register at the club- Jewry now, should display unity, and
house, 89 Rowena street, not later raise the means."
Immediately after the speech and
than Monday evening, and bring 35
cents for your supper. The picnic after an explanation of the impor-
er
on July 5 was very successful. A tance of the scheme by Peted
large number enjoyed the supper on Schweitzer, the convention pledg
the boat and the band concert at the itself to raise $1,500,000, of which
island. These picnics will continue $1,000,000 was pledged by the dele-
gate s for their respective districts
through the month of July.
and organizations and $100,000 by
--
individual members. The following
Summer Camp at New Baltimore:
There are a number of vacancies are the largest subscribers: Peter
for vacations. Call at the clubhouse Schweitzer, $25,000; Jacob Siegel,
and arrange for your vacation. The $10,000; Israel Matz and Sol Lam-
Boris Grabelskv. *s -
joying cam o immensely nort. $5,000 each:
girl s are en
should visit Louis German, M. Chariot, $2,500
"Y"
member
every
and
a n d H. Ka hanowitz, 1
the New Baltimore home this sum- each;
$1,500
Slut Rev. Masliansky, Mr. ,
Si. each;
mar.
Robins of Arverne, A. Goldapfel,
Louis Robison, Jacob Fishman, .1.
Sander, Isaac Herrin of Boston, Si.
Pearlstein, Herman Conheim, ' M.
Landman, Louis Topkis, David Sur-
—
LONDON.—(J. C. B.)—Senator dot, II. Ilepner of Chicago, Max
Schanzer, Italy's Foreign Minister, Schulman of Chicago, S. I,iebowitz,
arrived in London in order to press li. Brenner of Chicago, Is Garber I I
for the inclusion into the Mandate of of Cleveland, A. Mazur of Brooklyn,
clauses safeguarding and protecting Judge Jacob Moses, II. Goldberg of
c' interests in Palestine. Hartford, J. Weinstein, Mrs. Cohen,
Catholi Sunday Times points out that M. Pearl of Brooklyn, Sirs. Jacob
is The
rather peculiar that it must be a Siegel, A. Roman of Gary, Ind., 11.
Jew who takes up the cudgels for the Pilki, Abraham Tulin, Mrs. Rothe!,
and othres., $1,000 each.
(Senator Sehanzer, while be Telegrams were received from Dr.
Vatican.
in Washington
at the
Disarmament
erence, stated
to the
correspon- Arthur Runnin. NI. Ussishkin and Dr.

French Dry Cleaned

Odorless and Perfect

The Forest Cleaners and Dyers k,

533.537 East Forest

Assns.

Call Melrose 6570

A Modern Plant With Modern Methods.

gainsboro
Studios

Harry Feinberg, Photographer

WOODWARD ARCADE

1514 Woodward Ave.

Main 7127
Appointments for Studio or at Home.

Conf

dent of the J. C. B. that he belonged , Chaim
Weizmann.
Emanuel
Neumann reported on
to the Catholic persuasion. Mr.Schan-
zee is indeed of Jewish origin, but is , Jacob
the activities
Keren
Fishman, of in the
a short
speech, ex-

himself baptized .)

Clearance of Over
1,000 Popular Price
Dresses!

'7.95, '5.95, $2.19

When the clearance knife arrives at the Popu-
lar Price Section dresses fly. These prices are cut
to take out the whole 1,000 summer dresses in al-
most no time.

Ramisette Linenes
and Ratines

Imported and
Domestic Voiles

350 of these dainty cool and becoming
—about 200 such as we have been selling
frocks will go at the almost absurd price of
fast as hot cakes at M. They go at $5.95
$2.19. These same models have sold at $5
to-morrow. These are in the wanted sport
earlier in the season. bM any one piece
shades. Coral, blue, green, white—and
ecomi ng!
st yles—dainty, useful,
many others. Stunning sport styles in
42. 82.191
sizes 16 to 42. $5.95•
Popular Price Department—Sixth Floor.

Women's $2.50 to $5 White Canvas Low Shoes, $1.95

Some are imperfect—most of them are perfect—the imperfect ones are ticketed as such. We took
a maker's entire surplus of 6,482 pairs of women's and girls' white canvas low shoes and pumps, oxfords
/., to 8—widths B to E. Simply g-r-e-a-t at $1.95.
and strap slippers—every kind of heels and sole. Sizes 2 1

Pumps, oxfords and straps—patent leather, brown and black
A
kid and white kid and canvas and nubuck. Sizes 11 11 to 2.
rousing clean-up at $2.95. Smaller sizes 51/2 to 11 at $2.45.

Summer Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.

JEWISH MINISTER
DEFENDS VATICAN

Third Floor.

ALL Kiddies' $3.50 to $5 Shoes, $2.95

Sweaters
Gloves
Neckwear

Riding Habits
Capes
Millinery

We Call For and Deliver

All are fresh and new this sea-
son, and many lines will start
with a full range of sizes.
Good fitting service, of course.

—and other such remarkable materials
make $7.95 an amazing price for this
group. These have sold in stock for $11
and $14.95. 500 dresses in bewildering
choice of styles. Sizes 16 to 40. $7.95!

Suits

Coats

Special Attention Given to Ladies' and Men's
Garments.

sport Oxfords.
Whits roignskin Pumps
and Oxfords.
Black and ton Calf Ox-
fords.
Patent and dull Oxfords.
Black ooze Str .p..
Dress models of various
sorts.

Printed Crepes,
Foulards, Pongees

Silk Dresses
Wash Dresses
Hosiery
Lingerie

Y. W. H. A. NOTES

Many more styles than
shown here, but all equally
clever and seasonable.

1

merchandise besides

purchased
S PECIALLY
regular stock of the highest quality is an impor-

Imperfect $1-$1.25 Sandals, 69c

cities.
principal subscriptions an-
The
nounced were:

ive Conlon.). 6125.000
Palestine Co-Opgnor
andies. Wash-
Justice Louis D.
26.000 ,
ington. towards first 6600.000 ..
Sol Rosenbloom. Pittsburgh, to-
50,000
wards first 15,000,000

Louis Hornaltx, New York CRY
towards first 11100.000
N•g:
York City.
Julius Simon. New
10,000
Harry Fische!, New York City
0 ,
: .0 00 00
Soloman Ulmer. Cleveland. Ohio
Lynchburg.
Mrs. J. Guiroenheimer,
Virginia _..

Harry Friedenwald. Baltimore.
M am lond ..
JeerSiemund
Ebner, Red Bank.
m
is,k e .
: d .i yeo
hi ei
N
' Norvin R. Lindheino
Mr
y Can

Dr

6 , 0 0 0 o O n I ,

I. Co.. New York City. .•
Louis S. Posner. N.'. Yor Cite. . •

4 000I
2.000
1. 0 0 0

; Coors.

Girls' and big boys' barefoot sandals of cowhide. Also white
own e lk-ski n sol es. Sizes
canvas Mary Jane s . Hea vy stitch ed d
l 69 c to SI.
B• thing Sand •s,
4 to 8. Specials o f W omen's Crowley.Milner's—Fourth
Floor.

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Crowley, Milner & Co.

Main Store, Gratiot, Library, Monroe and Farmer Avenues. Store for Homes, S. E. Corner Gratiot and Library.
h Store Cl oses at 6 O'clock.
g
Store Hours, 9 to 6:30. Saturday Nihts
te
es and Towns.
We Deliver to 30 Suburba n Citi

pressed his appreciation of the sue-
! cess of the Keren Ilayesod.
Dr. Ratnoff, chairman of the phy
sicians' committee, reported on the
activities of that committee oil be-
lhalf of the Hebrew University of Je-
rusalem, that the building of the
medical faculty will be finished in a
year, as well as on the establishment I I
,
I of a laboratory for the study of '
e:
tropical diseas.
•
MACK-BRANDEIS GROUP
RAISES 5570.000 FOR PLAN
NEW YORK.—The Palestine De-
velopment Council's campaign for the
sale of trust certificates for the Ru-
tenberg plan for the creation of
hydro-electric power in Palestine was
formally launched on Wednesday,
I June 21, at a conference held at the
I Hotel Pennsylvania, at which Judge
Julian W. Mack, chairman of the ,
Council, resided. Addresses were '
delivered by the chairman, Dr. L. C.
Loewenstein, one o o f the trustees of
the council, Pinhas Rutenberg, Jus.
tice I.ouis D. Brandeis, honorable
chairman of the council and Rabbi
Silver, chairman of the central ;
committee of the Palestire Develop-
ment I.eague, and Harry Fische], one
of the directors of the Palesti ne Co- ,
Operative Company. There were !
present representatives from many

Are You Prepared to Enjoy •
Yourself This Summer?

If not it will pay von
to visit the Capitol School
of Dancing, located in the
heart of the city, 1612
Broadway, next to Capi-
tol Theater, where lessons
can be obtained at your
convenience.

Come in and share in
this best offer ever pt e-
tented to Detroit's dance
enthusiasts, The Capitol
School teaches all the in-
novations in dancing and
has one of the most com-
plete staffs of efficient in-
structors. All lessons are
under personal guidance
of Prof. John B. Cuomo,
who recently scored a
sensational success when
appearing at the New De-
troit Opera House.

Capitol School of Dancing

Broadway.

Next to Capitol Theater.

1512
A. M. to 10 P. M.--Maln 4429
Private Lessons Dally-10

COUPON

Present this Coupon •ny time this week •nd obtain
two dancing lessons FREE OF CHARGE.

LOS

The following city pledges were

Jullu• Freidenwald. Baltimore,
announced:
Maryland.
'
Friedenwald. Haiti: ""
6100.000
I Dr. Edward H .
Neve York. ........
M• mi a nd.
Brooklyn
mre,
o
I
d Ohio. .......... 100,004
otel
J.
Romnsohn.
New
York
LSO
I
I Ben
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania,
......
..
110.000
City.
0 5
.............
1 1 . 5 0 5
.. .
Dr. Julius Jarrhe. New York City.
60.000
I
Imes I Minnesota. .. . York.
..............
IL Muller. Buffalo, N. Y.
76.000
, Idmia
I Buffalo. New
Baltimore. Maryland, ...........
16.000
Jacob ROOM Buffalo.
I
1.000
Pa.
New York . . ..........
Jarob Ginsberg. Philadelphia.
Central.
60.0011
1.000
Boston. M ..... hosetts, ........
olip,hr.Ginsberg. Baltimore Md.. ..

Dr.

Adc
Benno Kohn. , Baltimore. Md. ....
, Michael Schloss, Baltimore. Md. .
Samuel 11. W•smen. Baltimore. Md .,
Mrs. Hortense Lindheint, Glencove.

1.000
1.000
1.000 1

i M a

i Meld Anoint. New York City..

Charles Zenker. New York City.

•

670.000

The following cities sre to report
Septem.
and organize campaigns by
bee: Atlantic City, Detroit, Port-
Providence
),
state
land, Me. (for
Hartford,
600
5
(for state) Pittsburgh,

I
SOO i

New York.

mrirter r. Davidson. New York
Tort
. 4 Mentalist,. Ntm
i the y.

6001

400

1

An-

Conn. (for state), Chicago,
Denver, San
geles, Birmingham,
Francisco, Portland, Ore.
Rabbi A. H. Silver contemplates
touring Denver and the Pacific slope
at the end of August to the middle

of

September.

A.)—Ben Zion

BERLIN.—(J. T.
a Jewish journalist, left for
Kate,
th

Moscow ? where he will negotiate wi
the Soviet Government on behalf of
group of rich Jews for

of the valuables of s
ly confiscated by
ties.

