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NEW YEAR GREETINGS

ZEIREI ZION ELECT
CALLS ON ALL JEWS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
TO HELP PALESTINE

The European Jewish Women's Welfare Organization The President and Officers of the Ladies' Immediate
Relief (Lechem Avy ■ nim)
Extends best wishes to the officers and members of the

"doob 1 utnifufe'

Mogen Abraham Congregation and thanks them
. for their co-operation during the past year.

IS NOT EXPENSIVE

Mr. and Mn. J. Mellinoff

'Extend their best wishes to all members and community
l p p and Prosperous New I ear.
a t large for a Iay
Mrs . A. Rodin, Pres id e nt Mrs. A. Katz, Vice-President
Mr. M. Stolsky, Secretary
Mrs. S. Shapiro, Treasurer

1733 West Grand Blvd.
Extend their beat wishes to their relatives and friends
for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.

realize the many details
D ° that you constitute
perfect produc-

Mr. and Mrs. H. Goldstein and Family

Mr. and Mrs. H. Solver and Family

653 Medbury
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
for a Ilappy and l'rosperous New Year.

430 East Ferry Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kelt and Family
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
4240 St. Antoine
for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.

tion in "GOOD FURNITURE?" It
you have not availed yourself of a
visit to our factory, do so at an early
date.

Mrs. J. Fellman and daughter Lillian

Mr. and Mrs. R. Greenberg and Family
127 Trowbridge
2497 Taylor Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.

has
H your much
home ready for the com-

been done to make

Artistic groupings for
the different rooms are
arranged on our floors
—you will be able to
get splendid ideas. You
are welcome to them.

Extend Activities.

Pursuant to this resolution, the
executive committee will extend its
615 Kenilworth
activities
to every part of the coun-
3743 l'ingree
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends try. At the same time the American
for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Jewish
Congress
will continue to do
for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.
everything in its power for the de-
fense
of
Jewish
rights
abroad, and
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Schreiber
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Kroll and Niece
will also move to bring about a modi-
1130 Longfellow Ave.
633 King Ave.
fication
of
the
stringent
immigration
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
laws of this country.
for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Goldman and Daughter

fortable "In Doors" season? We are
constantly having furniture fashions
in readiness for your visit to our
"SHOPS."

(Concluded from page 1.)

rebuilding of Palestine, and
"Whereas, the American Jewish
Congress, speaking in the name of
its various affiliated organization and
communities, has at its several pre-
vious sessions declared itself in favor
of the convening of a Jewish World
Congress to assure the participation
and the co-operation of the Jews of
all lands;
"Therefore, be it resolved by the
executive committee in session as-
sembled that in confromity to the
resolution of the American Jewish
Congress and in keeping with the
resolution recently adopted by the
Zionist Conference in Karlsbad, steps
be immediately taken by this body to
arouse the interest of and to organize
American Jewry for participation in
the proposed World Congress for the
upbuilding of Palestine."

Mr. and Mrs. Edward N•irin and Family

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Demon (Zeldah Smith)

Mrs. Joseph Decker and Son

Mr. and Mrs. Israel Davidson and Family

266 Erskine St.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.

429 East Ferry
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Srere

Dr. and Mrs. I. Frosh

Irwin Basler

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cohen and Family

Mr. and Mrs. J. Soifer and Family

Mr. and Mrs. A. Barit and Family

Richmond, Mich.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.

2000 Chicago Blvd.
Extend their beat wishes to their relatives and friends
for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wetsman and son Jerome

leteoit Ifutnifutt

401)1

at? en .at

1590 St. Claire Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.

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Leading Tenor of the
Chicago Opera Company

Leading Contralto of the Met-
ropolitan Opera Company.

In Joint Recital

Orchestra Hall, Tuesday Evening, Oct. 17

$2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00, 75c
Plus 10% Tax

Tickets at Box Office. Grinnell Bros.

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ANNOUNCEMENT

888 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.

Mrs. Eaton and Miss Mabel Tyack, formerly of

WADELY'S HAIR SHOP
Announce the Opening of Their Own Fully Equipped
Beauty Parlors

Mr. and Mrs. Mishy and Family

Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Arden and Family

GIULIO

GORDON and CRIMI

220 Elmhurst
290 East Hancock
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for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.
for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.

1621 West Euclid
552 Rosedale Court
Extends his best wishes to his friends and relatives Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
for
a
Ilappy
and Prosperous New Year.
for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.

The Zeirei Zion, at their meeting
held Tuesday evening, re-elected Zal-
man Wasserman president. Other
officers elected are: Miss B. Schech-
ter, vice-president; S. Margolis, s ee.
retary; Miss Anna Sandweis, finan-
cial secretary; Hyman Bookstein,
treasurer. The new executive board
consists of Aaron Kurland, Jacob
Spatter, Philip Fisher, M. Lacho.
vitzky, A. I.achovitzky and Jacob
Wilk.
The retiring officers submitted re.
ports on the activities of the past
year. Morris Laehovitzky reviewed
the accomplishments of the organisa.
tion during the past year. Mr. Was.
serman presented the chairman's
port. Reports were also gives it
Mr. Bookstein, treasurer, and
Sandweis, financial secretary. Com-
mittees for the new term will he an.
pointed at the next meeting.
The organization decided to co ,
duct a tag day here on Oct. 22, oi
conjunction with other Zeirei Zion
branches throughout the couritr.
proceeds to go for the liecholots.
Preparations are under way for the
annual dance of the organization,

JEANNE

Somerset Hotel, Chicago, Ill.
1165 West Philadelphia
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for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith

Zalm•n Wasserman Re-Elected Presi.
dent of Organization.

544 Medbury Ave.
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Dalitz and Family

326 East Hancock
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.

The Salon de Beaute

Miss Esther (Rogers) and • Staff of Expert Operators at your service
Phone for Appointments—Main 8671

New Home of the D. A. C. Car

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Harry Feinberg, Photographer

Garfield 1991

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EVENING APPOINTMENT

Ganapol Studios of Musical Art

(10 Warren Ave. W. at Woodward—Suites 13-14-15)

One of the foremost institutions in America. A complete musical
education in piano, violin, singing and theoretical branches.

Certificates and Diplomas.

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Photograph taken from the Michigan Central Railroad tracks.

W. J. Doughty. president of the
Detroit Air Cooled Car Company, an-
nounces that its future home has
been secured and that the D-A-C car
will, in the near future, be manu-
factured in Wayne, Mich., within 18
miles of Detroit.
The property comprises about 14
acres, permitting the erection of ad-
ditional buildings as conditions make
necessary.
The building to be immediately
equipped for production purposes is
70 feet in width by 250 feet in
length and is splendidly suited to the
construction of automobiles on a
large scale.
Shipping facilities are all that can
be desired, as the property faces the
main line of the Michigan Central
and the Pere Marquette railroads.
The location is ideal and is acces-
sible to Detroit by rapid interurban
service, the Michigan Central rail-

road and Michigan avenue, which is
a paved highway.
The securing of this property
makes another important step in the
rapid and substantial development of
the Detroit Air Cooled Car Company.
The D-A-C car embraces many
original, exclusive and patented fea-
tures, all contrbiuting to simplified
construction, greater efficiency and
their resultant economies and con-
venience. The car contains from 750
to 1,300 fewer parts and weighs 800
pounds less than any other air cooled
automobile.
The demonstration car, which car-
ries out the ideas of its originators,
has been driven 65,000 miles, has
been subjected to every conceivable
test and has averaged more than 26
miles per gallon of gasoline for the
entire mileage.
Negotiations for the property were
conducted by F. C. Mason of Mason
A Mallison, Detroit.

WE MUST SAVE ALL
WHO CAN BE SAVED,
DR. ROSEN DECLARES

said possession is based, according to
present Russian law, in actual tilling
of the soil. But war and the pogroms
have slain many, and caused many
more to flee. There are no animals,
there are no implements. Large tracts
have been allowed to lie fallow. In
one colony, for example, less than one
third of the land has been tilled, and
that neglect carries with it the risk
of forfeiture. Even greater is the
danger of forfeiture for the new farm-
ers unless they are aided to 'return to
the soil' in a very real sense. Unless
we do that we will lose an unusual
opportunity to open up for thousands
of Jews a health-giving and useful
vocation.

(Concluded from page 1.1
taneously with other and more perma-
nent methods. The slogan of 'sae all
who can be saved' must be our guide
even in the orphan-welfare work.
' "Of course the 'Idgezkom' is not the
only organization that can do this im-
portant work, though it is the largest.
Conditions in Russia are in flux. In-
stitutions and organizations hereto-
fore 'impossible' are now becoming
possible. Slowly the Jewish communi-
ties (Kehillas) are regaining legal
status, and they can institute kitch-
ens in other institutions, but if they
: are to become effective relief-agencies
they must receive adequate support.
The greater the number of children
that can he brought under the protec-
, lion of schools, the less is the peril
of the moral destruction of this gener-
ation of Jewish children in Russia. If
we cannot prevent this entirely, we
ss must at least save the largest number
•
ossible "

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The Prime Needs.

"Animals, machinery, knowledge—
these are the prime needs. The $100,-
OF OVER 100 ARTISTS-OKHESTRA,CHONSEt
000
already loaned by the Joint Dis-
%FILLET. REPERTOIRE OF 50 MATTER WORKS
tribution Committee to Jewish farm-
ITALIAN OPERAS.. .
ers through co-operative organizations
TWO SUBSCRIPTION SERIES
have gone mainly for seeds for this
On Sale Monday, October 2, Grinnell Bros.
fall's sowing, and some of it for plow
SERIES A
SERIES B
horses. Fifty American tractors
Sat. Eve., Oct. 21
Sun. Eve., Oct. 22 ."Roussalka"
would suffice not only for plowing up
"Snegourtchka"
all the Jewish acreage, but would im-
Tues. Eve., Oct. 24
Mon. Eve.,110et 23.."Rigoletto"
measurably help their nieghbors, and
"Boris Godunoff"
Old Jewish Farmers and New.
.
Wed. Eve., Oct. 25 .. .
Thurs. Eve., Oct. 26
Already, before the war, there were increase the good will already develop-
"Eugen Onegin"
....... _....... ........ "Czar's Bride"
30,000 Jewish farmer-families in Rus- ing. A few squads of teachers draft-
Fri. Eve., Oct. 27 ..."La Juive"
sia. But they need implements, they ed from the Agricultural School at
Prices: $7.60, $5.00, $4.00,
Prices: $10.00, $7.60, $6.00,
Woodbine, from the National Farm
need knowledge. "Land in the M- School, for example, would be able to
$3.00; $2.00; War Tax Added
$5.00, $3.00; War Tax Added
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O wine," says Dr. Rosen, "is free—tre- give these farmers sufficient training
mendous tracts of it. Who tills it will
Special Matinee, Rubinstein's "Demo.," Sunday, Oct. 22
• mendous
for all practical purposes
yi own it. Old crown-lands, the estates in the field
Management: Detroit Concert Direction, Inc.
a fair number of horses and cat-
Silof the exiled nobility and country-gen- and
tle would go far toward increasing
I try. Iligh tracts have been acquired production. Of course that does not
in this way by the neighboring peas.
h n t pea- cover all their needs, but it will help
j the
w, alitto iesoti
many e loc
them to retain possession, and what is
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rants rtilsc.i tied the y Jews
equally important make it possible for
1 in taking possession of the land. Ev- them to gratify their new urge 'back
! en where the peasants are not eager
, to have Jewish neighbors, the land is to the soil.'
"Obviously the Joint Distribution
. free. Thousands of Jews in the Kiev,
PHILLIP FEIG
: Odessa and Vitebsk sections have for- Committee cannot undertake these
saken the towns and settled on the tasks ■ lone," declared Dr. Rosen in
(Successor to Oscar Fox, former Proprietor)
land. They can hardly be called far- conclusion. "Its means would not suf-
yet, because they lack knowledge fice. But these things can be done
CENTRAL CLEANERS AND DYERS Y mere
implements, animals, but they have with the aid of the I. C. A. and the
the will—and that is the most impor- 0. R. T. They must be done if we are
4712 Beaubien, near Forest
tant factor. The opportunity has to save all that can be saved. And
come to them to take root in the soil with the aid that will come to them
WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
if they show a real willingness to till from without, the Jews of Russia will,
Ladies' or Men's Suits or Overcoats Thoroughly Dry Cleaned and
beyond any doubt, save even more in
it.
"The problem here does not relate their tremendous effort to save them-
Pressed, $1.00.
only to the new farmers, but also to selves from their present dreadful
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FRENCH,

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