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224 Lafayette Boulevard West.
Grand Specials
60c lb.
Tutti Fruiti
69c lb.
Pecan Rolls
50c lb.
Royal Candy
59c lb.
Gazzer Nuts
Whipped Cream Caramel 60c lb.
Choc. Bon Bons 59c lb.
Imperial Chocolates
65c Boxes to $18 Boxes
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In All Fancy Boxes
Delicious
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who have given
country as Jew.
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.1 conjure with;'
Wishing You All a
JOYOUS CHANUKAH
you only a few
the Jews of today
contribution to
lm of inusic there
Joseph Hoffman,
Ileifetz,
n the •trice there
an, cast, David
,t. In the film
Zukor, Gold-
art who has not
n, Ilenry
The many friends and relatives of
Mrs. Adolph Marx, wife of the prom-
inent Detroit and Long Beach, Cal.,
business man, were grieved to learn
of her sudden death, which occurred
in Long Beach on Saturday, Dec. I,
after it brief illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Marx were pioneer
residents of Detroit who moved to
Long Beach several years ago. They
maintained their individual interests
in their home city to which they made
periodic visits.
Eaablutai ten
Mrs. Marx was a woman of striking
than
personality who was vitally interested
THERE is no need to look further for a piano
could
in civic and communal affairs. At the
the A. B.Clia.e. All of the qualities that you
built
int.,
and
time of her death she was president
possibly desire have been anticipated
craftsmen, working
of the Council of Jewish Women of
this master instrument. Skilled
A.
B.
Chase
with only the finest materials, produce in tlic
Long Beach.
Born in Ccrmany, Mrs. Marx came
a rich resonance of tone that has never been sutpasscd.
to America as it young girl and was
married to Mr. Marx in Detroit, where
Convenient Terms
all their children were born and
raised. Besides her husband, Mrs.
21-30 Woodward Ave.
Marx is survives' by her children, Mrs.
With H. R. lw000rd Furniture Ce.
fleorge Bloom and lienlamin Marx of
Phone Cad. 2610
Detroit; Mrs. Wilma Marx Straus of
MORRIS W. KIRSCH
Richmond, Va.; Mrs. Innis Barnett of
MORRIS M. ROSENTHAL
Tulsa, Okla.: Mrs. Frank Mikels,
"There Was Once a King," a three-
Montrose of Orange, California. Freda
Mr. Rosenthal is chairman of the
act play by I. L. Peretz, will be staged
Marx Michel, who died in Texas last
. publicity committee for the Bicur
by the Jewish Kulture League at the
a daughter of Mrs. Marx.
Cholem annual Chanukah ball, taking year, Was
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Mrs. Marx was a sister of Mr. B
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'dace this Sunday evening ut hotel
day evening, Dec. 16. The players
B. Marx of Detroit. She was 62 years
are all amateurs and are putting
Statler.
old.
forth every effort to make the play a O
Funeral services for Mrs. Marx
criterion for Yiddish theatergoers.
were held in Long Beach and were
Morris W. Kirsch, one of the direc-
attended by Mrs. George Bloom and
tors of the dramatic section of the
Benjamin Marx of Detroit.
Kulture League, whose interest in this
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play is in the capacity both of direc-
tor as well as a member of the cast,
had previous experience, having di-
Isa Kremer Scores Great Hit
rected one of the Hebrew plays staged
Chanukah Entertainment:
As Folk Singer With De-
by the local schools at Orchestra Hall.
A most enjoyable Chanukah enter-
Stage directors for the play are Mr.
troit Audience.
tainment will be held Sunday evening Kirsch and Aaron Cohen. Mr. Gold-
O
Dec. PI at 7:30 o'clock, at the club- farb is stage manager, Mr. Yanowitz
Ise Kremer's third visit to Detroit house. Miss Anna Manson, the chair-
stage carpenter, Mr. Melinsky prop-
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proved her most successful, both in man of the affair, will introduce the
erty man. The time of the play is
point of numbers that came to hear speaker, Rabbi Ilenry Berkowitz, who
15115 and the place Warsaw, Poland.
her and in the manner in which she will give the Chanukah story. This
The cast followsf
was received by her listeners. •
will he followed by some musical se-
Laizer, an owner of a shoe shop,
The enthusiastic audience that re- lections by Miss Birdie Michelson. Aaron Cohen; Trains, his wife, Mrs.
EXTENDS
mained for more than 40 minutes Mrs. S. C. Jacobs will light the Cha- S. Thavis; Chana, his daughter, Mrs.
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after her program was completed, de- nukah candles. The evening will close Shoubow; Yosel, a worker In love with
manding encore after encore, attested with a Bunco party and refreshments
TO THEIR MANY FRIENDS AND PATRONS
Chana, M. W. Kirsch; first shoemaker, 11
to the triumph scored by this artist. Will be served.
Mr. Katz; second shoemaker, Mr. Ben-
The general impression left by her
nigh; the grocer's wife, Mrs. Levine;
was that her art is unique and indi• Social Ethics Class:
stocking knitters, J. Gluchovsky, A.
vidualistic. As an interpreter of folk
The Social Ethics class was unusu- Rubin, Miss Camen, Miss Sterra;
songs, Isis Kremer is unexcelled. It ally fortunate this week, in being ad-
Gavrial, a union organizer, Borris O
makes little difference what language dressed by Mr. Wright, president of
Gust.
Music and Dancing Daily from 6 to 8 P. M.; 9 to Closing.
her songs are in they are certain to the Pathfinder's Association. Mr.
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be understood. Her fingers, her Wright's subject was "Individuality
hands, her eyes make you understand vs . Personality." He discussed at
lions Now.
them. She acts for her audience and length the problem of character build-
Make Your New Years R
she is understood. And seldom does ing of women prisoners.
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Mrs. F. Rosenblatt, head of the
an artist win the hearts of an audi-
budget system of the First National
erice as Miss Kremer won hers.
ence
BERLIN (J. T. A.)—Soldiers of
Take for example her French cra- Bank. will conduct the di•ussion next the Reichswehr in various parts of
dle song. You feel, from the very Tuesday. Her subject will be, "Eth- Germany have commenced thorough
first word uttered by the singer, that ics for the Business Woman."
Opposite Temple Theater O
searches for arras in Jewish premises.
MONROE AVENUE
Thus far the searches have been quite
la baby is being put to sleep. You
, are anxious with the mother for the Trotty Yeast
in vain as far as the Jewish house -
This week something entirely new
' child. You are carried a way with all
holds are concerned.
was started at the "Y." On Tuesday
I the emotions of the music.
Visits by soldiers in quest of arms
Miss Kremer is expected here for a evening, Dec. 4, Mrs. Samuel Rose are not limited to private houses, a
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return concert in the near future.
report from Cheninitz stating that the
When she comes, be sure and buy your lessons to the Trotty Vecks.
Jewish library there was ransacked
tickets far in advance. The audience
at night, as well as the cemetery.
that heard her last Sunday evening Open House:
The Newcomer's Club, which meets
will not leave a seat vacant. Because
ne never tires of hearing Ise Kremer. every Friday evening at the clubhouse,
is planning to become acquainted wit
During her Detroit visit, Miss Kre-
as many places of interest in Detroit
mer was entertained by Mrs. Bertha
MEYER BARRON, Prop.
as possible. This week they attended
at
the
home
ors.
A.
an
Bilansky, f D A d Friday services at the Shaarey Zedek
Buyers of All Klode of
I. Altschuler, 1041 Burlingame avenue.
synagogue and then went to the club-
WASTE PAPER
Miss Kremer and Miss Bilansky were
house for a social evening. All
1342 Brewster St.
close friends in Russia. Among those
strangers in Detroit are invited to join
present at the party for Miss Kremer
Cadillac 1709
Cadillac 1708
on Saturday evening were George this club.
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SCHILLING PIANO CO.
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Bill of Temple
Lis Week.
Ukrainian National Chorus
Scores Another Hit.
The Ukrainian National Chorus, on
the third return concert in Detroit,
again drew a large audience last Mon-
day evening. The chorus is rightly
called a "human symphony." The
I harmony of the singers can hardly be
excelled and the ability of Alexander
Koshetz as a director is worthy of
highest praise. Ewssei Beloussoff,
Russian cellist, played a number of
solos, accompanied on the piano by M.
Nicholas Stemhei.
a Merry
We wish to all our members
Christmas and all the happiness of the
homes we helped them get. Why not
join these happy people? Let us ex-
plain.
is
a mental ofIlic.
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TMAS
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Association
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JOYOUS CHANUKAH!
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It A. M. to 3 P. M.
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French Fascination
A story of the Idle Rich in their play at love-making.
Life in New York, at the studios and artists' balls of
Paris, the gambling salons of Monte Carlo and Palm
Beach, and the intrigues of fascinating French women
provide the plot for this ultra modern novel.
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VIENNA (J. T. A.)—The Univer-
sity of Vienna closed a few weeks ago
because of anti-Semitic disturbances,
reopened Wednesday by order of the
academic senate. Hope is expressed
by the authorities that no disorders
such as necessitated the repeated shut-
ting down of the university will mark
its reopening. Banners and colors of
the university clubs have been banned
and members of militant anti-Semitic
clubs will not be admitted on the
i campus.
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til you call for it.
old demon. Ile bites great pieces out
s small
of fat pocketbde
Get Our Rates Before Making
. lean ones entirely.
Shipment.
He wipes out vacations that "might
have been"—consumes money that
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But for his good many necessities—
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be had by those of moderate means.
Are you in a state of surrender to
the appetite of your furnace? Are
you letting him dictate what he shall
eat? If he demands $14 coke or $16
hard coal, are you "shelling out" to
, him?
A device called the Sta-Kleen Fur-
' 1
nace Fuelizer is being manufactured
and marketed by the General Fuel &
Foundry Supply Company of Detroit
1 which puts an end to the tyranny of
. , King Furnace. Thousands in Detroit
are going to save from $50 to $150 on
heating this winter, with more corn-
I fort, less dirt in the living rooms, less
ash to handle, fewer trips to the fur-
,' nace and more even temperature in
I the home day and night. Cheap mine
-run soft coal or even slack is burned
cleanly with intense heat value with
a saving in fuel bills from $3 to $10
per ton.
The device attaches to any make
1 furnace without cutting, drilling or
; mutilating the furnace in any man-
ner. Those who prefer to burn hard
coal or coke can secure a saving from
15 per cent to 25 per cent in the fuel
bill, with increased heat value. Hun-
dreds of Sta-Kleen Fuelizers are now
in use in Detroit and throughout
Michigan successfully burning slack
and mine-run soft coal without pro-
during black smoke.
11. H. Zimmerman, for II years sec.
' retary and treasurer of the Conti-
nental Motors Corporation, is presi-
dent of the General Fuel and Foundry
Supply Company.
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ST, AT WOODwASO
Sunday, Dec. 9, at 3 p. m., the com-
bined daily and Sunday school of
B'nai Moshe will celebrate the annual
Chanukah festival, at which the pupils
will display the progress of their
work. The ladies' auxiliary will pro-
vide the children with proper enter-
tainment and gifts.
If You Are a Slave to Your Fur-
Trays
etable Dishes
, Casseroles
era Silver
?DWARE
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B'NAI MOSHE NOTES
Saturday, Dec. 8, at 10 a. m., Rabbi
Fischer will deliver a sermon on "The
Message of the Chanukah Lamp to
Our Time."
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I are urged to at-
ere isa ears fine
luiry, it is found,
itants of FoISSe•
ns, are Jews.
The
No Cover Charge
Stark, dramatic editor of the Detroit
News; Mrs. Anna Campbell, author
• of English songs sung by Miss Kre-
mer; Mrs. Isobel J. Hurst of the Dd. ,
troit Concert, who arranged for the
Kremer concert, and other prominent
Detroiters.
ffirap PriMittag
Association to
onday.
A. by no , 11—In
ace and Loraine,
village, lo woe?
hurch, Cat' olic or
one town only,
e the traveler to
it only no church,
is anywhere. On
Y. W. H. A. NOTES
Michigan Paper Stock Co.
famous Jewish
c star, is one of
Os on a bill of un.
I. F. Keith's Tom-
nenc i ng Monday
Miss Gunton will
comedy drama by
and William Sie-
m." Mire: Gordon
rho rad el' role,
y," a Jewish im.
to this country in
ves. The play is
I tears and shows
datin:: of a poor
strange country
Id in search of
s. The scenes of
Island. Miss
er as a character
1. interesting part
'h the critics de-
r than her screen
sque."
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BE STAGED DEC. 16
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COMPANY
is the noted Dr.
e is Dr. Koller,
use of coraine in
Cr.. Harry Plots,
ills germ.
'hat name shines
f Adolph Ochs,
York Times in the
in dailies. Among
Justice Brandeis
. In the pulpit
ten Wise. In the
is Samuel Gum
ere is Julius Ro-
burg and Nathan
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