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Robes and
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DANCER
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Engagements

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Isberg of 754!
%Vest Grand boulevard announce the
engagement of their daughter, Duro.
4„hy, to Sam E. Heller, son of M. Hel-
ler of Chattanooga, Tenn.

Mrs. S. Glassman and son of Hart-
ford, Conn., are guests of Mrs. Max
Hoffman of 631 East Euclid avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blair announce
the engagement of their daughter,'
Cell, to Joseph Saperstein, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Saperstein. A re-
ception will be held at the Blair
home, 5093 South Clarendon avenue,
Ott Sunday, May 6, from 5 to 10.

Miss Edna Wexlit•rg of 433 East
Palmer avenue entertained the J. A.
I), Club at a party on Saturday even-
ing, April 28. A delightful luncheon
was served.

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Formerly the Washington Arcade

Important business will be on the

program of the Ladies' Auxiliaag of
Pisgah Lodge No. 34, I. 0. BA., at
the meeting to be held on Monday
evening, May 7, at the Irnai B'rith
club rooms. All members are urged
to attend.

Boudoir apparel and traveling

robes fashioned from Crepe de

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Chine, l'ussy Willow Taffeta, Moo- 11
Col Crepe, Crepe back Satin and
Charmeuse—exquisitely beautiful. -

$10 $12.75 $20
to $65

The Y. W. 11. A. members are in-
vited to attend a hike through the
woods on Sunday, May 6. The girls
will meet at the club house at 10:15
x. m. sharp.

BSIEBEL 0

Final arrangements have been
completed for the spring dance to
be given by the Sigma Phi Sorority
on May 26 at the Women's Federa-
tion building. Jules Klein's Stalks
Orchestra has been engaged for the
occasion. Miss Minna Blumenthal is
general chairman. Tickets can be
secured from Miss Alice Rothman,
chairman of the ticket committee, or
from any of the members.

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DETROIT, MICHIGAN
No connection with any other
store.

Dr. Louis Weiss was recently elect-
ed secretary-treasurer of the Michi-
gan Chiropody Association.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Weiss have
'moved from 589 South Green street
'to 5842 Brush street.

What Does
He Think
About Your
Clothes?

Miss Rose Baltrosky of Oil City,
Pa., is the guest of her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. M. II. Zackheim of 8730
Second boulevard.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Kavanau
and family of Westminster avenue
have moved to their new home at
1999 Calvert.

Marriages

PAULINE HARRIET FRANK

Miss Frank, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Frank of 1120 Chicago
boulevard, will be one of the solo
dancers in the extravaganza to be
given on Sunday, May 13, lip the
dancing classes of Temple Beth El at
the temple. Mrs. Ethelyn Briggs-
Mann is the conductress.

MEN'S CLUB TO ELECT
OFFICERS ON TUESDAY

JACOBS-STARK
Announcement is made by Mr. tend,
Mrs. Philip Stark of the marriage of '
their daughter, raUlille, to Philip Ja-
cobs, which was solenmized at Hotel I
Stades on Wednesday, April 25, with
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin officiating.
Many delightful affairs were given in,
honor of Mrs. Jacobs prior to her •
marriage, among them being show-
ers, luncheons and theater parties, at
which Mrs. Henry Shiner, Mrs.
George Harris, Mrs. Joseph Harris,'
the Misses Freda and Rose Weinstein,
the Misses Lena and Evelyn Yalom-
stein, Mrs. Samuel Rosenblatt and
the 0. N. S. Girls were hostesses. Ow-
ing to a recent bereavement in the s
family , guests at the wedding were
limited to members in the immediate
family only.

Professor Delray to Address Meet.
ins; Ladies Invited.

The annual election of officers and
the board of directors of the Men's
Temple Club will take place at the
yearly meeting at IS p. m. Tuesday,
May 8, at Temple Beth El.
The famous student of spiritual-
ism and psychic prenomena, Profes-
sor Delroy, will be the speaker fol-
lowing the business meeting. Ile will
give demonstrations on Mind reading
and his address will reveal the tactics
and methods of mediums and ma-
gicians.
Ladies of the congregation Beth
El are invited to attend this part
of the meeting.

Nirt1p5

Mr. and Mrs. 11. I. Wine of Jo-
sephine avenue are receiving felici-
tations on the birth of a daughter,
Betty Lenore, on April 23.

CRIMEA CONDITIONS
EXCEEDINGLY BAD

NEW YORK.—The situation in
Crimea is described by the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee's representative
in that section of Russia as exceed-
ingly bad because there is absolutely
Dr. Wise to Be Rabbi of Proposed
no business and very little food but
Federation.
what is brought in by foreign relief
organizations. As soon as the next
NEW YORK.— (J. C. B.) — The JUDAH L. MAGNES HEADS
HADASSAH IN PALESTINE crop proves good the Jewish people
trustees of the Free Synagogue, which
will be helped as they always handled
worships Sunday mornings in Carne-
the grain and agricultural market-
gie Hall, and the trustees of the Cen-
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. AL—Dr. J.
tral Synagogue, Lexington avenue and L. Magnes has accepted the position ing business. There are 600,000 pop-
Fifty-fifth street, have prepared a of temporary head of the Hadassah ulation, and at the utmost 42,000
plan for a federation of the two con- medical organization in l'alestine, in Jews. The American Relief Adminis-
gregations, which will be submitted succession to Miss Henrietta Szold, tration is feeding here 125,000 and the
Catholic organization 30,000—in all
soon to each congregation, according who has returned to America.
155,000.
to a report in the New York Times.
"The present American Relief Ad-
The ultimate aim is consolidation.
ministration
ration consists of 660
If the federation plan is adopted "MY RETURN TO JUDAISM"
calories and that of the Catholics 730.
the Rev. Stephen S. Wise of the Free
The
Joint
Distribution
Committee also
Synagogue will become the rabbi and
More interesting than 11 novel, a re-
a younger man will be called as his markable human documen, is the book, gives 2,000 rations Eurelcon monthly
for
Evobkom
institutions.
The Evob-
assistant. Central Synagogue is with- "My Return to Judaism," by Samuel
out a, rabbi, the Rev. Dr. Nathan Freuder, recently published by the coin is feeding 1,60(1 children, inclu-
sive
of
personnel.
Only
about
1,250
Krass having been elected rabbi of author, from 2-12 Union Aenue, Mt.
are in institutions the rest of the feed-
Temple Emanu-El, succeeding the Rev.
Vernon, N. Y. Mr. ', reader is well ing being done in the kitchens. The
Dr. Joseph Silverman, now rabbi known for the tragic history of his
emeritus. Dr. \Vise, it is proposed, life, when, in his youth, he left the Jewish children have ample food, but
will continue to preach in Carnegie Jewish religion and became a Chris- they complain of the monotony of the
flail Sunday mornings, and will con- tian, because he thought he saw the food, since the institutinos are forbid-
duct services every Saturday morning "true light," It did not take very den to exchange it, The Evobkom in-
FRENCH
and on holidays in the Central Syna- long before he discovered his great stitutions are fairly run—neither so
bad as the worst, nor so good as the
gogue.
DRY
mistake. Ile returned to the religion
\\hen the two congregations finally of his father, a far better Jew than best non-Jewish institutions. I found
CLEANERS
consolidate, it is planned to erect a ever before. Although by giving up after investigating the many non-Jew-
synagogue which will be one of the the Christian religion he had to suffer ish i nstitutions that about five per
"MICHIGAN'S FOREMOST"
cent of their inmates are Jewish. This
largest and costliest in America.
privation and dire need, yet he is con-
Dr. Wise preached his first sermon tent to spend the rest of his days as was confirmed from other sources," he
in Central Synagogue about thirty a true son of Israel, loyal to the faith writes.
The situation of the adults is worse
'years ago. Central Synagogue is
of his people.
than that of the children, because
eighty yea N old.
The book written by Mr. Freuder
there is no adult feeding to speak of,
uncovers for the first time, in a sin-
and the food scarcity hits the adults
cere and most thrilling narrative, the
LOUIS MARSHALL PAYS
as bad as the children. The feeding of
of the missionaries, and ex-
the adults should be continued until
SULZBERGER TRIBUTE practices
poses the ways and means used .by
the end of June, until the harvest
them to lure away Jews from their
NEW YORK. — (J. C. B.) — "It faith. "My return to Judaism" is writ- conies, making about three and one-
may be truly said that Mayer Sulz- ten with the blood of the author's half months feeding and amounting
berger was one of the great men of heart, and every word, every line in all to $3,000 for the whole period.
Unfortunately only the poorest ele-
his generation and of the Jews of all breathes conviction.
ments, the most down and out, eat in
time," Isruii 'Marshall, life-long
Besides the intrinsic value of the
friend, declared in a brief estimate of book, its interest is enhanced by its these kitchens. For the other more
the character and achievements of preface, written by Rappi Stephen S. decent needy, relief can be given best
by sending food packages. About 380
the great man. "His vast knowledge, Wise.
packages have been distributed.
humanized by his warm heart, direct-
"It is not an easy thing," Dr. Wise
All
ed by his extraordinary insight and says, "to write a story of one's intel-
his rare wisdom, and enriched be the lectual error or spiritual blundering.
1210 MAJESTIC BUILDING
Residence Phone:
originality of his intellect, created a Freuder has done this simply, graph- JEWISH IMMIGRATION
Office Phone:
Empire 5259
SAID INDEPENDENT OF
reservoir from which flowed gener- ically, honestly. Ilis confession ought
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ously ideas that fructified the to prove serviceable as an illustra-
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
thoughts of his contemporaries. The tion of the unworthiness of the meth-
potency of influence which he exert- ods employed by the professional mis-
WAS1INGTON.--(J. C. I1.)—Im-
ed upon hosts of affectionate and sionaries to and among the Jews, and
faithful disciples is inestimable. Ile as further proof, though none be migration statistics for 1922 with re-
Intion to the three per cent restriction
FYFE'S Ten Floors of Shoe Service
embodied and illustrated every virtue needed, of the Mate and unaltered
making for good citizenship and the steadfastness of the Jew in abiding law, while showing that "unquestion-
ably the law greatly reduced the vol-
enoblement of mankind.
by the covenant and life of his peo- ume if immigration," do not afford a ,
"Loyal to every obligation, gifted ple."
certain basis for estimating the ft].
with the vision of genuine states-
lure effect on the act on the indus-
manship, astounding in his versatil-
trial labor situation, according to the
ity, a lover of learning and a hater
report of the Civic Development De-
I of shams, simple and irreproachable
partment of the Chamber of Com-
in his life, his was a glorious exist-
merce of the United States.
MEYER SHELLFISH
ence.
The survey showed that in the fis-
"Ills achievements as a lawyer, a
!
Meyer Shellfish, 70 years old, a cal year of 1922, the first year in
I judge, a student of literature, a phi- resident of Detroit for more than
which the three per cent law was op-
, losopher, a thinker and a builder of half a century, died suddenly on Sun-
erative, excess of aliens admitted over
I institutions, have been so manifold as day afternoon of heart trouble, at
aliens departed was 87,121 as compar-
to defy enumeration. Today we the home of his daughter, Mrs. Na-
ed to 552, 132 in 1921 and 769,276 for
think of him only as one who has at- than A. Pereira of 37 Monterey ave-
the last comparable pre-war year
tained the highest stage of human nue, Highland Park. Funeral serv-
1914.
perfectability."
ices took place Wednesday afternoon
The survey report pointed out that
with Detroit Lodge No. 55, Knights consideration must be given to three
BEAUTY, pleasing individuality and genuine re-
of Pythias, and Detroit Lodge No. things in gauging 1922 figures. These
ISRAEL
128, I. 0. 0. F., in charge. Burial are:
finement are instantly apparent in this captivating new sandal.
First: That the fiscal year 1922 was
A king married a woman and made took place at Clover Hill l'ark Ceme-
just a suggestion of the
It is of the very latest style and has
"a had year economically, to the
I her magnificent promises. Soon after tery.
born
in
Amster-
was
popular Egyptian influence in its design. It is, in our opinion, one
S."
and that experience proves that
Mr.
Shellfish
he was obliged to leave her and un-
of the most dainty models introduced this season.
dertake a prolonged journey. Ile dam, Holland, coming to the United "bad years" coincide with decreased
States
when
15
years
old.
For
35
immigration.
staved away a long time and the or-
, •
Second: Religious persecutions im-
glected wife was repeatedly offended years he was in the hardware and
"The furniture business on Gratiot avenue. pelled Jews to escape to America and
by her neighbors, who said
"independent of the economic condi-
• king has left thee; he will never re-
tions which inclined their Gentile fel-
' turn." The poor woman wept and
CHARLES MARKS
low-country men to stay at home."
lamented, but always regained corn-
Third: Reluctance of aliens to leave
fort in the expectation of the fulfill-
Charles Marks, resident of Detroit
It comes in patent leather, beige calf,
ment of her husband's magnificent for the past 40 years, passed away on the United States "for fear they could
not
return, has prompted them to send
promises. After a long time the king April 17 at the residence of his son,
gray calf, white ooze with blue trimming,
at last returned and exclaimed: "My Leon Marks, 1940 Taylor avenue. He for wives and children, with an ob-
beloved wife, I am really astonished is survived by his beloved wife, Bet- vious result in the figures."
white ooze with red trimming or white ooze
"In short" the report continued,
I at thy faithful perseverance during sey Marks, and children, Morris D.
"the first year of the emergency law's
with green trimming. It has strap and
i so many years." "My lord and kin," Marks, Mrs. Julius E. Wartell, Na-
operation
may plausibly be held to
Splendid
fitting
I she rejoined, "if thy promises had not than Marks, Leon Marks, Mrs. Ben-
buckle and low heel.
jamin Gottlieb; a sister, Mrs. Louis have witnessed conditions which will
I sustained me, I had long ago sue-
qualities.
not
be
repeated
in other years."
cumber to thi: advice of my neigh- Harris of Detroit; a brother, A.

TO CONSOLIDATE FREE,
CENTRAL SYNAGOGUES

T

HAT is the severest test! If
you appear well-dressed in
his eyes, your clothes will be
acceptable anywhere.
Bring your clothes in! Or bet-
ter still, let us call for them. See
for yourself what it means to have
cleaning and
dyeing (lone

The Bouffant Dance
Frock Leads the May-
time Ball

Someone set the clock back to ye olde
days of Queen Bess. Once more we find
dainty pastel-tinted frocks that delightful-
ly answer the invitation to the maytime
dancing party in a fashion most becoming.
You will find lovely new models of Crepe
Elizabeth and Taffeta in

The Costume Salons

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We will
satisfy him,
as well as
you!

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enticements made by any other na-
tions, faithfully bears the long sepa-
ration from God, hoping for the tut-
!, fillment of the glorious promises con-
tained in the Holy Scriptures.—The
Talmud.

Man sees the mote in his neighbor's
eye, but knows not of the beam in
his own.—The Talmud.

CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Charles 'Marks and family
thhnk their many relatives and

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friends for their many kindnesses ex-
tended them in their recent bereave-
I went.

PERFECTION LODGE

Perfection Lodge No. 480, F. & A.
M., will hold a special communication
Wednesday, May 9, at 7 p. m. F. C.
degree. Lookout committee at 7 p.

Announcement !

Hy. G. Schlafer

and

Louis Kaine

Announce to their many friends and patrons

the opening of their new furniture estab-
lishment—the

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m. sharp.
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
LOUIS II. WOLFE, W. M.

In loving memory of our dear
father, Max Schreiber, who passed
away six years ago, May 6, 1917.

Thie der bring. bask sad memories,
of one who has gone to Ilea•en to rest.
And the ones • ho think of hint today,
Are the ones who loved him beat.

Ills Loving Children.

CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. D. Falk Dosedf and family
and Louis Duseoff wish to thank Rab•I
bis J. L Levin, A. M. Hershman and
J. Eisenman, and Cantor A. Minkow-
sky, and their mar.y relatives and
friends for the kindnesses shown
them during their late bereavement.

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