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December 01, 1922 - Image 3

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1922-12-01

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A Direct Importation From Italy!
The Most Important Collections in Detroit!

CORA L
NECKLACES

INCLUDING RARE GEMS, SUCH AS
ANGEL SKIN AND OX-BLOOD CORAL

At the Lowest Prices at Which Gem Corals Are
Anywhere To Be Found

coral constitutes the
J J greater part of this collection,
carved by the world's coral experts
at Torre del Grego—for centuries
the home of the world's most per-
fect coral necklaces.

Young
Judaea

" PAGE THRICII

Club
Notes

TIKVAS ZION DEBATES
MACCABEES ON SUNDAY

"Resolved, that the Jews of Amer.
lea are in greater need of Zionism
than are the Jews of Eastern Eu-
rope" is the topic to be debated this
Sunday afternoon at the Wilkins
Street Talmud Torah, between teams
of the Tikvas Zion and the Maccabees
of Judaea. The Tikvas Zion team,
upholding the affirmative, is to con-
sist of Mollie Chabensky, Goldie
Goldstein and Rachel Goldfaden.
The Maccabees' team will be com-
posed of A. Wendell, M. Goldman
and Sam Silverstein.
The Buds of Judaea will debate
the Knights of Judaea on Sunday,
Dec. 10, on the question, "Resolved,
that it is more beneficial fur the Jew-
ish people to establish a cultural
rather than a political center in Pal-
estine."

DEC. 10 DANCE PROCEEDS
GO FOR NATIONAL FUND

A

BOVE is an accurate fiicturization of one of our beau-
tiful suites for the dining room. The illustration was
made by our own artist and shows the furniture just as if
afifiears on our sales floors.

The proceeds of the dance to be
given on Sunday evening, Dec. 10, at
the synagogue on Michigan avenue
and Twenty.ninth street, under the
auspices of the Maccabees of Judaea,
will go for the Jewish National Fund.
Leaders of Young Judaea clubs are
urging the members and their friends
to meet at this dance, which promises
to be one of the most interesting Ju-
davan social affairs of the season.

Two=Tone American Walnut

Dining Suite

Mogen David Club.

Samuel Heyman, leader of the Mo-
gen David Club, related the life his-
tory and works of Dr. Theodor Herzl
at the Saturday evening meeting of
the club. Aaron Karp reported on
a number of interesting incidents in
Dr. Ilerzl's life. Sam Levin sang
"B'Chanukah." Abe Grace was elect-
ed hockey captain and Reuben Axel-
rod sub-captain. Meyer Rosen was
chosen soccer captain and Sam Levin
football captain.

in "Tudor" Period Design

As Pictured Above

The above suite, which is the most exceptional value, is featured
at all our four stores. A splendid opportunity to refurnish your
dining room in time for Christmas.
At $197 we offer the following eight pieces: 66-inch buffet, ob-
long extension table, host chair, and five diners. The up-
holstering of fine tapestry.
Silver cabinet is priced separately at $59.00; serving table at
$39.00.
The Standard Plan gives you a year to pay.

BRING "BOOK OF JOB"
TO ARCADIA DEC. 12

"The Bunk of Job," as brought to
the theater by Stuart Walker,
breathes the spirit of the best and
more reverent of the old mystery and
miracle plays. It is simple, dignified
and beautiful, one of Mr. Walker's
finest endeavors in the theater and
one that distinguishes him among his
kind.
'the scenic picture, the illusions of
the storm, the internal action of the
drama, the thrill of the voice in the
whirlwind, are beyond comparison or
description. No previous production
has been so ingeniously lighted.
Job appeals to all classes of peo-
ple. Its intense emotional qualities,
the flashes of satire, wit and humor,
the angry outbursts of passion, the
all-human characteristics and uni-
versal experiences of the characters
of the play, the dramatic climaxes
and the spectacular beauty hold one
spellbound. Job is taken almost lit-
erally from the Bible. Mr. Walker
has not changed it. He has taken it
as he found it, reduced it to a suit-
able length for the stage and trans
formed it from the lifeless words of
a printed page into terms of living
experience. It will be given at Ar-
cadia flail Dec. 12, under auspices
of the Twentieth Century Club. Two
performances, matinee and evening.
Thirteen trade-schools have been
Tickets on sale at Grinnell's Monday,
opened in Poland in accordance with
Dec. 4. Reservations now at Twen-

is.

197

Price For 8 Pieces $

Knights of Judaea.

The program of the Knights of Ju-
daea meeting last Tuesday evening
was featured by a talk on the Rut-
tenberg concession by Ilerzl Shur. A.
Lewis spoke on "Young Judaea." M.
'Leff, new member, who recently came
here from Palestine, spoke on "He-
brew Language."

Robinson-Cohen Co

Warren West at McGraw
Oakman at Davison

High Street at Hastings
Hamilton at Boulevard

13 TRADE SCHOOLS
OPENED IN POLAND

HE Birnbaum guarantee is con.
sidered extremely generous—
and it is in comparison to the
policy of most houses—but it is not
extreme when the quality of the pro•
duct throughout is known. And be-
ing the makers we know we are juati.
Red in our confidence of our furs—
made in our own work rooms and
priced at lower maker-to•you prices.

T

birnbautvCo.

T urrigu

Gonligwornm"

ON BROADWAY

(Capitol Theater Bldg.)

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IMPORTED, HAND MADE BEAD-
ED POUCH BAGS. VERY AT-
TRACTIVE COLOR COMBINA-
TIONS AND PLEASING DESIGNS.

PRICED FROM $6.00 TO $30.00.

HAND BAGS, THE NEWEST MOD-
ELS AND FEATURES. MADE
FROM SEAL, PATENT CALF,
BEAVER CALF, COW, DUVETYN,
SILK AND VELVET.

tieth Century Club.

ISA KRAMER TO SING
HERE TUESDAY, DEC. 19

A study of the bongs of Isa Kre-
mer, the latest sensational folk-song
singer, who will be heard here for
the first time at Orchestra Ilall on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 19, afford in
themselves a very complete study in
geography, because the songs of Isa
Kremer open before us the geography
of practically all the nations of the
musical world. There is Zanaibar
and India and Africa with its black
Toms, and Paris, and plagues, and
the sultan's harem, and the songs of

the Russian country, and Italy with
its tarentellas, Spain with the tin-

them with her voice, her gesture, her
fact. She has frequently been corn-
PHILADELPHIA. — Elaborate
pared to Yvette Guilbert. This con-
plans are being made in this city to
cert takes the place of Tarasova and
in

honor Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf
Mirovitch upon the Detroit Concert
commemoration of the twenty-fifth
irection series of artist concerts.
anniversary of the founding of the
National Farm School at Doylestwon,
COLONIAL SECRETARY
Penn.
RECEIVES ARAB RULER Dr. Krauskopf, through his own ef-
JERUSALEM.—(J. C. B.)—Emir forts, money and enthusiasm, started
Ahdullah, the ruler of Transjordania, the Farm School a quarter century
was received in the Colonial office by ago with a small acreage, and assisted
the secretary, Duke of Devonshire. in its expansion until today it possess-
Sir Gilbert Clayton, attended the es without any debts or mortgages
meeting. No statement was issued of 500 acres of the best land in Bucks
County. On this property are 40
t he nature of the conference.

PRICED FROM $3.00 TO $50.00

The"grand Old Man of oAmerican
fiction"—In 'Book `form t Last!

Between Congress and I.arned.

Peter B. Kyne

I

the creator of the most.
1. famous character In modern fiction.
And this new book takes him through
the most exating years of his life. A
book to own and loan—Don't miss itl

1567 Woodward Ave.

A t A III leek stores—I 1.1)11

David Whitney Building.

DENNEN'S BOOK SHOP

37 clm..14 Weer

Cadillac 3612

1015 Detroit Savings Bank Bldg.

Keane, Higbie & Co.

MUNICIPAL

BONDS

Lid Upon Request

431 Griswold St.

Detroit

Main 2963

eileb'B
u NAR

...... Dec. 21

To Poland in Nine Days

on one of the three giant. salting creel
Tuesday via Cherbourg and Southampton

Aquitania

Mauretania

30,704 15.

45,647 tea

Berengaria

52,022 ton

The book Art could kora ken *Wars en17 by

ETER KYNTE Le

Architect and Engineer

ANTONIA

RETIRES

Martin Maier & Co.

-5

CHAS. H. KLEIN

Direct to Hamburg

CAPPY
RICKS

TRAVELING BAGS, LADIES' AND MEN'S SUIT
CASES, BILL FOLDS, WALLETS, CARD CASES,
CIGARETTE CASES, FLASKS, MEDICINE CASES,
THERMOS BOTTLES.

532 Woodward Ave.

Trade-school of the Warsaw Kehilla
(machinery.)
Trade-echool on Stivki Warsaw (mach•
inert. engraving.)
Sewing Bch.' for girls, Warsaw.
Trade•school of Tchentochov.
Sewing (Khoo] for girls Tchentochow
Sialyatok trade-school (wee•Ing.)
Grodno trade-echoul (machinery, wood-
work.)
l'inek lode-school (machinery, wood•
work.)
Kalisch trade-school (machinery.)
Sewing school for girl., Lemberg.
Trade school of Stoy (machinery and
woodwork.)
Cracow trade-shoot for girls.
Pmemyel trade-m.1,001 (machinery.)

buildings, 138 head of cattle, 27 horses
1980 laying hens, swines, calves and
colts all in the best condition.
A committee, national in scope, will
be organized to plan a fittin celebra-
tion to observe the silver jubilee.
Prominent members of cities through-
out the country will serve this commit-
tee. Harry B. Hirsh, of the city, has
been named chairman and will be in
charge of the preparation of the cele-
bration.
The National Farm School started
in 1896 with a class of four. Today it
has a student population of over 100
boys, the majority of whom are from
very large cities. Tuition, board and
clothing are free.

The equipment of these schools
gling of the castanettes and the Jew- was accomplished by the Joint Dis-
of 143
ish songs in which the souls of the tribution Committee at a cost
million marks.
people are weeping.
No historian, no ethnographist,
could tell the things which are told
TO HONOR DR. KRAUSKOPF
in Isa Kremer's songs. The soprano
not only sings her songs but she acts AT FARM SCHOOL JUBILEE

OVERNIGHT BAGS, BEAUTIFUL-
LY MADE, HANDSOME SILK LIN-
INGS. WITHOUT FITTINGS AND
WITH FITTINGS OF IVOR Y,
SHELL AND AMBER.
PRICES $10.00 TO $60.00.

Manufacturing Trunks and Bags
Since 1865.

the agreement between the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee and the I. C. A.,
providing that the latter will main-
tain all such schools as may be re-
paired and equipped by the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee.

Open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.

-5:

s

de F1017
No& 40e1 PmpAser

—Yea, te.the ma.
old. 5nnome

Fa.teet all weter route. personally eon-
ducted. Immediate o•emide connection a t
Southampton and by boat to Itrumbuttel
(hamburg) and all principal Baltic Aorta .
Kosher
Unsurpassed accommodation..
kitchen.

Fares to Hamburg:
2nd Class $145; 3rd Class $103.50
Tn Extra

Passengers from Poland

travel the earn* route. connecting at
Southampton with the "Rig Three. -
For tickets and Information about pre-
paid. or nee..... documents, apply to
our aeoreat ticket agent in say city•

v DECEMBER SALE OF IVY CORSETS
c,- , 1-1 10% Reduction on all Corsets, Girles and

Brassieres.

Discriminating women, who know the excellence of Ivy Corsets, will
appreciate this opportunity to purchase such merchandise
at real savings.

IVY CORSET SHOP

1506 Washington Boulevard. Old Telephone Bldg.

Bigger
Xmas Next Year

For A

Is the purchase of Christmas
Gifts this year going to be a
heavy strain on your pocketbook
—will you have to go in debt for
much of it?
Don't let it happen again.
Join our

1923 Xmas Savings Club

Pick out the class that will fill
your needs and join it. You'll
never miss the money and you'll
have cash for next year's Xmas
expense.
There are five classes-25c-
50c-$1.00-$2.00 and $5.00 week-
ly for 50 weeks.
About December 10, 1923, we
will send out checks on them for
$12.50-$25.00-$50.00-$100 a n d
$250 respectively, with 3 per
cent added for fully paid mem-
berships.

F

IRS

STATE BAN KT

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DETIet01

Griswold and Lafayette

BRANCHES

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well. Ayes.
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Forret and 50.0
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Mack and ift. Elliott
Unlaced and TIckeberg
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