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MANY DUTIES TO MAKE EXACTING
DEMANDS UPON US DURING 5683.
RUSS CO. TO PRESENT
INTERESTING OPERAS
By RABBI A. M. HERSHMAN
The repertoire to be given by the
Russian Opera Company, of 106
members, which comes to Orchestra
Hall for a week's engagement in Oc-
tober under the management of De-
troit Concert Direction, will contain
a number of operas never presented
in Detroit before, including "Sne-
gouretchka," "Boris Godunoff," "La
Jaive," The ('zar's Bride" and oth-
ers. There will be a symphony or-
chestra and the stage settings and
costuming are both gorgeous and
costly.
American Israel is rich in potentialities. The signal
success with which the recent "drive" for the relief of our
unfortunate people in Europe was crowned amply justifies
this assertion. It evidences the wonderful possibilities
of American Jewry. Given the proper organization and
the right kind of leadership and Much that now seems im-
possible and futile might be undertaken and brought to a
successful issue.
But our spiritual resourses have not been tapped yet.
There is a marked want of leadership and of organization
worthy of the name. Amercian Israel has not yet found
himself, and it is high time that American Israel found
himself, realized the blessings he enjoys, the powers that
inhere in him and turned them to far-reaching account.
Many duties will press themselves upon us during the en-
suing year, duties that will make exacting demands upon
us. The confirmation of the Palestine Mandate by the
League of Nations offers us an unique opportunity for con-
constructive, creative work. The sad plight of Israel "af-
flicted and storm-tossed" is a challenge to us. And we
must turn our gaze intently homewards. We must address
ourselves to the task of making Judaism a telling and living
force in the life of the Jew.
May the year 5683 help us realize our vast powers and
possibilities and enable us to prove equal to them.
The Russian Opera Company Ws,
widely heralded for the merit of its
performances last season, in the
largest cities throughout the United
States, and during a six weeks' sea-
ton in New York. One of the lead-
ing sopranos, Ina Bourskaya, lac
been engaged to sing this season with
the Metropolitan Opera in New York
and also with the Chicago company.
Miss Bourskaya will appear with the
Russian Opera in Detroit, although
her tour with this company will be
limited.
The engagement of this unique or-
ganization for Detroit is a notable
feature of the early season's ■ dr, r-
ings.
Miss Eva Tesch
(FORMERLY OF RUDOLPH'S)
Announces the Opening of
The Sanitary Beauty Shop
1910 HAZELWOOD AVENUE
AT TWELFTH STREET
SEES DAWNING OF DAY OF GENUINE
RELIGIOUS AND RACIAL TOLERANCE
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By VINCENT M. BRENNAN
Member of Congress, Michigan Thirteenth District.
en ba k e r
WORTHY
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While the Rickenhacker Six has many di ,.
linguishing characteristics, without queston
It. chief charm is its unvarying fineness
as • mechanical unit of super excellence.
Fashioned. fabricated and finished by and
with the pick of the industry'. finest ma•
serials and men, this great car. though still
Its first twelfth month. hat already taken
its rightful place among the quality cars of
America.
We
There •re !several beautiful modes.
particularly direct your attention to the
closed cars. Every comfort built
In. All vibration taken out. Prices are
as attractive as the smart designs.
In.
Specialty: Scientific Treatment of the Scalp.
Hair Dyeing.
Please extend to my fellow citizens of the Jewish race
my deepest felicitations upon the occasion of the beginning
of the Jewish New Year on Sept. 22. It is my sincere hope
that the New Year will bring with it increased happiness
and prosperity for the Jewish people of Michigan, and par-
ticularly Detroit, and that the entire state may continue
to benefit from the uninterrupted contribution to our spirit-
ual and material advancement for which the Jews have
been so generously responsible in the past. Despite an oc-
casional discordant note, it seems certain that the day of
genuine religious and racial tolerance is dawning. May
the celebration of your holiday typify this coming era of
freedom from bigotry and intolerance and may your New
Year be marked by the application of true principles of
liberality and right thinknig of which your people are out-
standing champions.
Touring Phaeton $1485; Coupe
$1885; Sedan $1985; fo o. b. factory.
A HEARTY NEW YEAR WISH
CUNNINGHAM RICHARDS
By CONGRESSMAN GEORGE P. CODD
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5036 Woodward
Detroit
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Mich.
Garfield 1991
Phone for Appointments
Announcement
Mrs. Eaton and Miss Mabel Tyack, formerly of
WADELY'S HAIR SHOP
Announce the opening of their own fully equipped
Beauty Parlors
The Salon de Beaune
Miss Esther (Rogers) and a Staff of Expert Operators at your service.
Phone for Appointments—Main 8671
Please convey to the Jewish people, on the advent of
the New Year, my sincere gratitude for their many kind-
nesses, and my hearty wishes for their every success.
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307 Scherer Buidling
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115 East Grand River
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CONSTANTINOPLE JEWS
TO RASIE ORPHAN FUND
The Jewish Relief Committee in
Constantinople has appointed a spec-
ial "Propaganda Committee" for
raising funds to be duplicated by the
Near East Relief. The committee is
working hard to raise enough money
so that the new orphanage at Ortak-
euy may be opened and another 150
Jewish orphans taken off the streets
or from the wretched houses where
they are living and from which, in
many cases, they are being exploited.
The new orphanage, which is within
a stone's throw of the other Jewish
orphanage at Ortakeuy will also be
under the direction of Mr. and Mrs.
Angell. The older building will be
used for dormitories and dining
rooms; in the new building there will
be class rooms, the director's office,
industrial work rooms, and one dormi-
tory for the larger boys. When in
full running order the two buildings
will house comfortably 500 Jewish or-
phans and the problem of adequate
care of Jewish orphans in Constanti-
nople will be well solved.
HOWIE CO. FURNISHED
KALAMEIN FIRE DOORS
FOR TEMPLE BETH EL
The Howie Company, 5211 Wesson
Avenue, Detroit, furnished and in-
stalled the Kalamein fire doors for the
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Temple Beth El and also furnished
the Peerless skylights.
Kalamein fire doors are used in
many of the high-class social, business
and apartment buildings. This type
of door is made in various designs
and also in special designs to match
wood doors on same floor. Kalamein
doors, frames and trim, can be finished
to match the wood trim and doors, and
when so finished take on the appear-
ance of wood work.
Some of the buildings in which we
have installed these doors, are as fol-
lows: Providence Hospital, Police
Headquarters Building, Temple Beth
El, Somerset Apartment Building,
Andrew LaChapelle Apartment Build-
ing, Citizens Theatre, Royal Oak;
Board of Commerce, D. A. C. Build-
ing, Klein Apartments, Garden Court
Apartments and many other buildings
throughout the city.
Wishing You a Happy and Prosperous
New Year
WM. LIVINGSTONE
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Season's Greetings
To My Customers and Friends
PICNIC PROVES FATAL
TO CLEVELAND JEWS
CLEVELAND.—(J. C. B.)—Twen
ty-four Jews including a number o
women and children were seriousl l
injured, some being near death, whe t
the truck in which they drove hom e
from a pcinic at Geneva-on-the-Lak e
overturned. Most of the victims wen
taken to the hospital in an uncon
scions condition.
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