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searched for knowledge and not at-
tained it, believe him not; if he tel.
leth thee he has attained knowledge
without searching for it, believe him
not; but he that telleth thee that he

has searched for knowledge and at-
tained it, thou mayest believe him.—
The Talmud.

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A woman lover a poor youth rather
than a rich old man.—The Talmud.

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Hebrew Leslie. Aid Society.

The Ilebrew Ladies' Aid Society
announces a get-together party to be
held at the club rooms, 682 East
Warren avenue, on April 29, for
members and their friends. There
will be (lancing and refreshments will
be served. The May charity ball of
the society will be held on May 27
at the Kirby Center.

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Tsdakah Club.

Kadimah Girls.

At the dinner and theater party
held on Wednesday evening, April 18,
in honor of the former oflicers, 30
places were set in the ivory room of
the Hotel Cadillac for the members
and their friends. The color scheme

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room for at least six suits or gowns. It is 57
inches high and 40 inches wide. Has full size
bed with bow ends. Entire suite has solid drawer
bottoms and is of dust proof construction
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sized Dresser and chest of drawers—particularly adapted to smaller flats.
Double drawer end guides are a feature of the fine construction.

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No Money Down

Arrangements have been complet-
ed for the renting of a cottage at
Cass Lake this summer. Samuel T.
Snitz, chairman of the committee in
charge, announced all plans and ar-
rangements at the last meeting,
which was held at the home of Mau-
rice Markowitz, 107 Westminster
avenue, on Tuesday evening, April
24. Several visitors were present at
the last meeting. Two of them, Syd-
ney Koffman and Byron Weinstein,
who are juniors at Ohio State Uni-
versity, addressed the organization.
The next regular meeting of the
Adelphian Club will be held Tvesday
evening, May 1, at the home of Ru-
fus K. Stevens, 2242 Hazelwood ave-
nue.

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J. A. D. Club.
Miss Edna Wexberg actor as hoe.
tees at the special meeting of the J.
A. D. Club held Tuesday, April 24.
Miss Jerry Cohen, newly elected pres-
ident, appointed the following com-
mittees: Membership, Miss Estelle
Schneider, chairman, Miss Rae Rat-
Something smart, original and
kowsky and Miss Rose Grace; social,
distinctive about our models that
Miss Rose Ginsberg, chairman, and
Camp Fire Girls.
Miss Victoria Hanelsky. Plans were
make them the leaders among
The llo.to-hi ('amp Fire groups completed for the party to be held
stylish women.
meet every Monday at 5:30 at the at the home of Miss Edna Wexberg
Shaarey Zedek Congregation. Girls of 43:1 East l'almer avenue April 28.
Priced
from 13 to 15 meet in the dining
room and those from 13 to 17 in the
Lu Ana Club.
gymnasium. Girls from 13 to 17
The Lu Ana Club will give a' dance
$45, $55, $85, up to $395
who wish tee join are invited. Sports, on Sunday evening, April 29, at the
hikes, parties and camp are being El Moshe Synagogue on Twenty-
planned by both groups.
ninth street and Michigan avenue.
'Pickets may be procured from mem-
Sigma Beta Sorority.
bers or at the door. Miss Celia Fried-
Final arrangements have been man is chairman of the committee in 0
made for the May party to be given charge.
by the Sigma Beta Sorority on May
5 at the home of Mrs. Myren I,.
Or is your happiness retarded by limitations of character that
Landsberg, 2726 I'ingree avenue,
prevent you from realizing your ambitions and attaining your highest
Miss Rose Zeidman and Miss Ger-
growth? Psycho-Analysis is the science that has brought out boldly
trude Ilasol have charge of the en-
the great truth that each individual is essentially the creator and
tertaniment, while Mies Esther
determiner of his own destiny. For it releases the vast unused ener-
Greenberg, Miss Mendetta Popkins
gies of the subconscious mind, the great storehouse of every indi-
and Miss Mollie Hack act on the bow-
vidual. It brings' you a real understanding of your capabilities and
er committee. Miss Sadye Sachs and
then helps you reach that level to which you really belong.
Miss Dorothy Diamond are the re-
In loving memory of our dear wife
ing of the sorority will be held at
reining committee. The next meet- and mother, Anna Goldgleid, who
the home of Miss Florence Corn on passed away one year ago today.
Psycho-Analysis and Constructive Pschology.
April 27, 1922.
Tuesday evening.
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children.
Blackstone Society.
A discussion of topics of impor-
tance to the public in general fea-
tured the program of the Blackstone
se.
Society on Sunday evening, April 22,
in the assembly room of the main
public library. Emil Ungcrlieder
spoke on "The Public Defender," NI.
Stein on "The Drug Menace" and Irv-
Open Evenings
Open Evenings
ing I. Snderman on "The M. D. and
During Sale
During Sale
the Osteopath."
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For this Sunday evening's program
will be the debate, "Resolved, that
the proposed zoning ordinance is jus-
Have you been one of the fortunate ones to have one
tifiable." The affirmative will be up-
of our wonderful Special Bargains delivered to YOUR
held by Paul Silver and David Bern-
stein, the negative by A. Tzatzken
home? If not, you're letting a golden OPPORTUNITY
and James Silver. Visitors are in-
pass, and will surely be disappointed unless you pay us
vited to attend the meetings of the
organization.
a visit AT ONCE!

Blue Bird Girls.
An interesting meeting of the Blue
Bird Girls was held Tuesday even-
ing, April 24, at the home of Miss
Edith Hermanoff. The speaker of
the evening was Louis Gotlieb, who
gave an impressive description of
Ann Arbor, its schools and grounds
surrounding the same. A few vocal
selections were rendered by Miss
Rose Waxman and Jack Kunin, ac-
companied by Miss Tillie Halperin.
Arrangements are being completed
for a theater party to be held in the
next few weeks. The next regular
meeting will be held May 1 at the
home of Miss Sallie Solomon, 2310
Hazelwood avenue.

Lifetime Furniture

The Nu Beta l'hi Sorority will
celebrate its second anniversary Sun-
day evening, May 6, in the form of
a dancing party to be held at the At-
kinson Club rooms. Reports of vari.
ems committees designate a novel and
entertaining affair. Committees in
charge are: Entertainment, Eliza.
beth Bennett and Ida Silver; refresh.
merits, Rose Berick and Marion Green-
berg; music, Ruth Greenberg.

A card party will be given on Wed-
nesday afternoon, May 16, at the
Woman's Federation Club house,
second and Hancock avenues, by the
Tzdakah Club. Theproceeds will go
toward,' buying more material for
layettes to be distributed among poor
children.

Prizes and surprises will be the or.
der of the day at the annual Bicur
Cholem Juniors excursion to be held
the first Sunday in June. Dr. Louis
Weiss, chairman of the committee in
charge, is arranging for an interest-
ing program and si securing valuable
prizes to be awarded in the athletic
and other events of the day. Among
donors of prizes are, inaddition to Dr.
Weiss himself, Behrmann Brothers,
Alpha Lambda Kappa Fraternity,
!tarry Ehrlich, David Shapero, Al
Mendelsohn, Dave Berger, fly Levy,
Jack Behrman and Boefsky Brothers.
Tickets are now on sale and can
be procured either from the ticket
committee chairman, Ily Bernstein,
or from members of the organization.
The last meeting of the Bicur Cho-
lcm Juniors was marked by a big at-
tendance. Leading numbers on the
program were musical selections of
interest. The next' meeting will be
held on Thursday evening, May 3,
at which another interesting program
will be presented.

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Nu Beta Phi Sorority.

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and decorations were carried out in
ivory and blue. The dinner was fol-
lowed by a theater party. The next
regular meeting will be held Tuesday
evening, April 24, at the Temple
Beth El.

The following newly elected offi-
cers of the Purity Chapter No. 359,
0.
S., will be installed at the pub-
lic installation to be held Monday
emein;„ April 30, in the main audi-
torium of the Eastern Star Temple,
SO West Alexandrine avenue: Ida
Blumberg, worthy matron; A. B.
Strainer, worthy patron; Sarah Gor-
don, associate matron; Selma Rosen-
blatt, secretary; l'aula Schmittke,
treasurer; Dorothy Schiller, con-
ductress; Bessie Cohen, associate con-
ductress; Birdie Arnovitz, chaplain;
Edith Cugell, Marshal; Ilelen Cole,
canal', Ada; Esther Sweetwine, Ruth;
organist. Star points: Goldie Ka-
Ann Weinbeck, Esther; Minnie Is-
rael, Martha; Bertha Holtzman,
Electa; Rachel Abrams, warder; Mor-
ris Blumberg, sentinel.
The following personnel will of-
ficiate at the installation ceremonies:
Ilelen Dushkin, installing matron;
Nathan Mettger, installing patron;
Ray Strainer, installing marshal; Ju-
lia Zechman, presentation of jewel;
Ethel Schiller, presentation of flow-
ers.
An interesting program has been
arranged. Mrs. J. II. Schakne will ren-
der a vocal solo, with piano accom-
paniment by Miss Janette Jacobs. Mr.
Lorenzen of Lorenzen's Orchestra
will give a piano selection. Dancing
will follow the installation. Mem-
bers and their friends are invited.

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Sydney Shevitz was given third place.
Others who spoke were E. Goodman,
J. Josephson, C. Margolis, G. Mar-
golis, H. Shur and 1.. Stein. A. F'.
Tull, president of the Detroit Busi-
ness Institute, addressed the mem-
hers. L. Carlini, honorary alumnus
of the club, also spoke.
Speakers at this Sunday evening's
meeting will be Ben Safir, Isadore
Berger, A. Weiswasser, S. DeYoung,
S. Leibowitz and W. Knoppow,

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Clairmount Club.

At the last meeting of the Clair-
mount Club committees were ap_
pointed to carry out the details of the
annual Maytime dance to be held at
the Kirby Center Sunday, May 20.
After the business meeting, popular
s ong selections were rendered by
Miss R. Lefton and Miss H. Winkel-
man. Messrs. Stills and Further pre-
s ented a comedy sketch and the pro-
gram concluded with music by the
C lairmont Syncopators.

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Arrow Club.

The first open model meeting of
the Arrow Club for the new term will
be held Wednesday evening, May 2,
at the home of Miss Ruth Weiner,
420 Frederick street, Apt. 1. Harry
Reismann, with the co-operation of
the Misses Ruth Margolin and Lucy
Yoskowitz, has prepared an elaborate
program. Visitors are invited to at-
tend this meeting. The members will
have a theater party Saturday even-
ing, April 2 8, after which a party
will be held at one of the member's
homes. For information call Nat
Bean, Empire 5039-J.

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Y. P. S. C. Girls.

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At the meeting of the Y. I'. S. C.
Girls held on Wednesday, April 8,
at the home of Miss Etta Isaacson,
548 Hendrie avenue, it was decided
by the members to take full charge
of the doll booth at the bazaar of
the Michigan Federation of Ukrain-
ian Jews, opening this Saturday even-
nig at hte Kirby Center. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Miss Gertrude Bernstein, 962 East
Euclid avenue.

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model meeting of the Philomathic De-
bating Club were elected at the last
Sunday evening meeting of the club,
as follows: William Knoppow, Syd-
ney DeYoung, Isadore Berger, Sam
Leibowitz, Jack Schulman, Jack Thu-
min. Jack Margolis and Ilyman Ba-
rahal were elected alternates. A sil-
ver loving cup will be presented to
the winning team by Judge Harry J.
Dingeman.
Sam Gurovitch was presented with
a silver pencil for winning first place
in the declamation contest, his topic
being "The Invisible Hero." Second
place was awarded Jack Thumin.

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