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In antique walnut, beautifully carved,
with georgette shade in rose and black and
tan and black, or in blue and silver and
blue and tan. A handsome lamp of un-
usual attractiveness,
Junior Lamp
complete with shade
$35.00
As attractive and as artistic as The
Bridge and finished in the same manner
to please the most artistic taste. A triumph
in refinement and decorative beauty.
The growth of the Robinson-
Cohen business has been one of the
marvels of DetroiCs retail history—a
great, impressive tribute to the appre-
ciation of the Detroit public . .
Four big, busy stores now stand forth
as the outgrowth of the one little room
in which this enterprise was started
less than ten years ago . . . Dur-
ing the past few weeks four stores
have been opened to the public . . .
Those who know the reputation of this
store and the character of our mer-
chandise we sell, can easily understand
the reason for our rapid growth.
We invite you to inspect our
Christmas showings of furniture at all
four stores.
Slomovitz, M. Medow, D. Cooper, A.
The line-up was:
Bridge Lamp
Lifshitz, S. Firest ne, L. Zack, N
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their victories. Ilerzl Shur, new mem-
ber of the Knights, spoke briefly, as
did Morris Moscow. Refreshments
were served. Harry Backhoff acted
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The gable was refereed by S. Hey- as cheer-leader.
man. Barney Jaroslow was head lines-
man and William Lankin and Morris
Pirchai Zion
Moscow linesmen. Length of quar-
The last meeting of the l'irchai
ters, 15 minutes.
Zion, held at the home of Frieda
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Schnitz, 618 East Kirby avenue, on
SECOND JUDEAN DEBATE Saturday evening, Nov. 11, was lea-
THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON tared by an interesting program con-
sisting of a report by Miss Schnitz
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The second debate in the series of on the recent address here by Rabbi
15 to be held between the local senior Meyer Berlin. A general discussion
Young Judaean circles is to he held followed. Frieda Gold recited a poem.
this Sunday afternoon, at the Wilkins Miss Mary Friedenberg, leader of the
street Talmud Torah. The topic to club, urged the members to attend
he debated will be "Resolved that Yid- the weekly debates held at the Wilkins
dish be included in the curricula of street Talmud Torah. The next meet-
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Hebrew schools in America." The at- ing mill be held this Saturday evening
firmative will be upheld by the For- at the home of Della Cashdan, 628
get-Me-Hots of Zion, whose team will East Kirby avenue.
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he composed of Bessie Pevin, Ruth''
Schwartz and Mary Friedenberg. The — •
Buds of Judaea will defend the nega- .
live, their team consisting of Esther
Jacobsen, Sophie Mendelsohn and
Rose Schachter. The general public
is invited to attend.
The recently organized Zionist cul-
HARRY FRIEDGUT TO
SPEAK TO ZIONIST
SOCIETY ON NOV. 27
Robinson-Cohen Co
High Street at Hastings
Open
Evenings
The Martin Gibson Co.
3143 Woodward at Watson
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Announcement!
Com-
plete lines of
VICTOR PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS
are now on display. Courteous service.
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question, "Resolved that American
Jews are in )(reenter need of Zionism
than are the Jews in Eastern Eu-
rope." The Maccabees team is to con-
of A. Wendell, M. Goldman and
Sam Silverstein.
The Maccabees call the attention of
Featuring the Standard Theater
all Young Judaeans to the dance to
he given at the Talmud Torah on Artists' Company in a single per-
Twenty-ninth street and Michigan formance this Sunday evening at
avenue On Sunday, Dec. 10. The pro- orchestra Hall, local Yiddish theater
coeds are to go for the Jewish Nation- promoters hope to make the Yiddish
theater in Detroit a permanent in-
al Fund.
Mr. Zilber, in his initial talk to the stitution.
club, urged the members to resume
The play to be staged here this
their Judaean activities with renewed Sunday evening, "The Price of Chil-
vigor that should make of the Mac- dren's Love," is said to be one of
cabees the leading and most active cir- the most interesting and amusing
plays of the Yiddish theater. It i3
cle in the city.
Formerly 331 Gratiot.
FATIMA
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club. An interesting program fol- dancer Jacob Lipinsky, and Leon
lowed. Refreshments were served. Rosenstein, David Rei , Miss
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Mine. Ida Bree, Mrne. Skolnik.
The play deals with the relation be-
Mogen David Club.
The Mogen David Club decided to tween parent and child, and teaches
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a
lesson
to both.
open its meetings henceforth by re.
Popular prices will prevail, tickets
citing the Young Judaean oath. Sing- being on sale at Small's drug store,
ing will form an important feature
Kate Hastings and Ilendrie; Plotkin's book
Harry
of every meeting.
I store, Hastings and Adelaide; Coop-
opened the last meeting by reciting er's durg store, Goodwin and West-
the poem, "The Book." Nathan
Cooper, the cheer-leader, lead in
minster, at Orchestra Hall on the
B'nos Yisroel
Tadross and Zahloute, who were
atronized by many Chronicle readers
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when they were located in the Wash-
ngton Arcade, have removed their
The B'nos Yisroel, at the last meet-
ing held Sunday afternoon, Nov. 12,
at the El Moshe synagogue, Twenty-
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riental rug store to the Fine Arts
ninth street and Michigan avenue, to
building, 52 Adams street, and an-
greeted their new leader, Miss Dor-
nounce some new importations In this
othy Labret. A bright future is prom-
ised the club under the new leader- issue.
Householders who are interested in
ship, the former leader, Miss Bertha fine rugs would profit by studying the
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Slomovitz, taking charge of a circle
selections of both oriental and Chinese
in the North End.
rugs now being displayed by this re-
Elections of officers took place and
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the following were picked: Mamie Al- liable company.
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len, president; Leah Weisberg, vice-
New Story and Clark Pianos.
president; Sylvia Lesser, secretary;
Belle Hendricks, treasurer; Mary Si-
Story and Clark announce a start-
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mon. librarian; Anna Samson, scrap ling gales event in this issue of the
Chronicle, a real stock reduction sale
book editor.
Miss Slomovitz delivered an inter- of player-pianos during hte busy sea-
esting farewell address to her former son.
The new Story and Clark player-
club and urged the members to con-
tinue the work they have been doing' pianos are sold the world over at $625,
the past two years.
$675 and up to $1250 but owing to
the great volume of business done by
the company they now have on hand
Knights of Judaea.
The Knights of Judaea and their some excellent used players, which
friends were the happy celebrants on they will guarantee, and they may be
Tuesday evening last, at the Talmud bought at an extremely low price and
Torah on Westminster and Delmar on the easiest kind of terms.
Any piano dealer or musician will
avenues, of a twin victory won on
Sunday by the football and debating I tell you that it is much better to buy
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a
good used player-piano than one of
teams. Samuel Heyman, who was the
first to address the gathering, presen- : the cheap, inferior kind of nonde-
ted the club with the J. H. Ehrlich script make. Story and Clark's rep-
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Trophy, the cup to be retained by the I utation is so well established in mag-
Kaights for another year.; To retain i iml.eircles that any instrument may
bought from them with the fullest
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permanently,
the
club
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have,
to
it
confidence in either their word or
win the bhamplonship next year.
Abe Torgow, Max Weine and Joe their guarantee.
This popular and conveniently
Markel, members of the debating
team, spoke and expressed the hope rated store is open every evening and,
as
the sale is only for today and Mon-
that the Knights will win the Judaean
debating championship. Members of day, those who wish, to buy a fine
the football team who spoke were: 1. player-piano at it ,big saving should
Cohen, M. Waxman, R Cohen, S. act at once.
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a melodrama in four acts, with
dances and songs.
Jacob Kohn, the well known ac-
The Sons of White and Blue cele-
tor, and Mme. Janet Paskevitch, the
brated their first anniversary of the
club's existence on Saturday evening, great Russian actress, will star in
Nov. 11, with a social gathering at the the play. Other prminent actors to
home of the leader, liarney Jaroslow. play at Orchestra Hall will be Men-
In addition to the leader, Samuel Hey- asseh Skolnik, the character comic
man and Hyman Cohen addressed the actor, the well known singer and
day of the performance.
Samuel Heyman, leader,
cheers.
read a number of short stories to TADROSS AND ZAHLOUTE
the boys.
IN FINE ARTS BUILDING
now
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PROMINENT ACTORS
IN YIDDISH DRAMA
ON SUNDAY EVENING
Sons of White and Blue.
law
The Standard Plan Gives a
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tural society will meet on Monday
evening, Nov. 27, at the Shaarey
The dlaccabees of Judaea greeted Zedek, to open a series of studies and
their new leader, Israel Zilber, at discussions of Zionist problems.
their meeting held Sunday afternoon
The first paper will be read by
at the Wilkins street Talmud Torah. Harry Friedgut, the topic being "Zion-
The club picked a team to debate the ism and Jewish Nationalism in the
Tikvas Zion on Sunday, Dec. 3, on the Bible. "
,ist
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Hamilton Blvd. Branch: 8430 Hamilton Blvd.
Our Newest Store: 13506 Oakman Blvd.
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Maccabees of Judaea
Both Genuine Alamco Lamps.
Now at 501 Gratiot.
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The Knights of Judaea won a dui,.
ble-header Sunday by retaining the ,
football championship in Young Ju- ,
daea and by defeating the Defenderss,
of the White and Blue in a debate.
The Knights' team, consisting of
Abe Torgow, captain; Max Weine and
Joseph Markel, upholding the nega-
tive side of the question, "Resolved,
that clannishness (separatism) is the
cause of anti-Semitism," defeated the
Defenders' team, composed of Hyman
Tigel, captain; Sol Figelsky
and
Sidney Lopate.
Samuel Heyman acted as chairman
of the debate, which took place at 3
p m., Sunday at the Wilkins street
Talmud Torah. .ludges were Max Ed-
wards, chairman of the Intellectual
Advancement Committee of Pisgah
Lode No. 34, I. 0. B. B., and Solomon'
MRS. SAMUEL LACHMAN
Kasdan, instructor of the United Ile-
Mrs. Samuel Lachman, 25 years
brew Schools. The unanimous decis-
ion of the judges was in favor of the old, of 290 Frederick street, died at
Harper Hospital on Sunday, following
Knights.
Mr. Edwards congratulated both a two weeks' illness. The funeral
teams and declared that the afternoon services were held at the home of the
was not only an enjoyable but a profit.: deceased at 2:30 Tuesday, burial tak-
ing place at Woodmere Cemetery.
able one to him.
The Sunday morning football contest Rabbi Leo M. Franklin officiated.
Mrs. I.achman is survived by Mr.
was a thrilling game. The only score
of the game was a touchdown made , Lachman, two children, Margie and
by Isadore Cohen of the Knights af- I.ucile, her mother, Mrs. Nannie
ter a spectacular run of 45 yards. A ' Phillips, and a sister, Miss Adele
pass for the point after the touchdown Phillips. Mrs. Lac'- man was born in
failed. The final score of the game Toledo, 0. She was Miss Leigh Phil.
was 6 to 0.
lips before her marriage. The de-
The Knights outplayed the Macca- I ceased was connected with Temple
bees, the latter making only one first Beth El activities.
down. The Only touchdown was scor-
ed after five minutes of play.
KNIGHTS
N. Zack
M. Medow .
a. Firestone
A. Lio•hlta
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1 ou are cordially invited to visit our new and modern store.
LACHMAN
PASSES AT AGE OF 25
MRS. SAMUEL
KNIGHTS WIN FOOTBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP, DEBATE
—35 years of service!
—a good thing to re-
member at Xmas time
or any other time!
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