iAmeriallt Palish Periodical Caw CLIFTON MMUS • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO Ts t. Announcement t We have told you that we have been accorded Detroit chstribution of the finest grade, nation- ally . ..nown, ready-to-wear clothes We have withheld the identity of the clothes un- til we were able to show them. We announce iicw our early Fall showing of Hirsh Wickwire graternat nub Chub '?Notes Pia THIE 1.r, I RETAIL MERCHANTS ELECT HIMELHOCH — — Choose Him President for Fiscal Year. - --- r o Karma Klub. The last meeting of the Karma Klub was held at the honie of Jack Topik, 7531 Cameron avenue, Thurs- day evening. Arrangements are un- der way for the tint .lance of the season, which will be given Oct. 18 at the Jericho Temple, Oakland and Melbourne avenues. The Finest of Clothes Ready to Wear Philomathie. The Philomuthie Debating Club held its first meeting of the season Sunday evening at the Talmud To- rah, Philadelphia and Byron avenues. The club is entering upon its fifty- first seasen. Officers were installed at this meeting, the new speaker, Isa- dore Berger, receiving the gavel from the retiring speaker, William Knot). pow. At the next meeting of the club short addresses on debating will be given by members of the organiz- ation who are or have been members of a high school or college debating team. 1 \\ , n The well-dressed Detroiter, young or mature, of whatever proportions, who prefers ready-for serv- ice clothes of fine character will quickly appre- t, date there. ', Sit Ittl% IC "America's Finest Furniture" Coming Social Minces. Athena Girl. Club. Z. Ilimelhoch of Ilimelhtx•h Broth- The last meeting of the Social Xlix• ' The Athena Girls Club held its but era i.ti l: 0. began his duties Sept. 1 ers was held at the home of 1, 0,6, as president of the Retail Merchants regular meeting Tuesday evening, Sept. 9, at the Y. W. II. A., 80 Ro- Garber, 9211 Goodwin avenue. The M r. Ilinielhoch was 1 reported t hat members' Association. wena street. Committee reports were pin committee will receive their club pins in several elected head of the association at its given concerning the forthcoming Ills annual meeting hell recently. dance to be held Sunday evening, days. Following the business meeting t i"" w "' u"ith° 1". With him Oct. 5, at Hotel Statler. Iry Uneer's refreshments were served. 'rhe next sehe syncopators will furnish the music for meeting will be held at the home of the evening. A committee, of which Albert Schwartz, 588 Rosedale court. Miss Ethel last is chairman, was ap- Ladies Auxiliary, Pisgek Lodge. pointed to arrange for a club social The Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah to be held Saturday evening, Sept. 13, at the home of Miss Last, 336 Lodge anounces that regular meetings Owen avelIlle, in honor of MN. Sam will be resumed starting Monday' Saltzman (Isttie Spalterl prior to evening, Sept. 11, and will be held her departure for Los Angeles. Mrs. every Monday evening thereafter at Saltzman is an honorary member of the Irnai B'rith club rooms, Adams the club. The nest regular meeting and Brush streets. The officers have will be held Tuesday evening, Sept. requested every member to be pre,. , ent at the first meeting. 16, at S9 Rowena street. - — Perigolds. Omega Epsilon. The last nairtine of the Perigolds The Omega Epsilon Sorority enter- was held at the horde of Miss Esther tained with a bridge-tea Sunday, Berger, S1112 Jos. Campau avenue, Sept. 7, at the hone of NIL. Betty Tuesday, Sept. 2. Arrangements Smith of Alger avenue. the guests of were completed for a dance to be honor being the Misses Ida Arkin, lila given Nov. 33 at the Elks' Temple. Alfo•itz, Thelma Cordon and Sarah Thy next meeting will be held at the Green. Miss Gordon rendered see- home of Miss Jean Collins, 8568 eral piano selections and Miss Arkin Cameron avenue. gave a number of recitations. LEITH & YOUNG These fine clothes we considet the nearest au- These approach to custom-tailored clothes, which, by the way, we shall continue to make. ta r Our early Fall showing of these clothes simply adds a convenience to our former service. it I F 1)ETHOIT t i For those who would rather have their clothes tailoring service as tt,t made for them, we offer our ti betore. ti In either we have the best, from every standpoint V.7 7I in America: --- Alpine Social Club. The first meeting of the Alpine So- cial Club will be held Sunday, Sept. 14, at the home of its president, Thomas R. Shulman. Each member will receive a notice concerning the next meeting from the secretary, Ar- mand Shulman. Refreshments will be served and a short program given. Reasonable prices and excelltnt values arc as- sured through a larger volume ability. $50 and Upward 35 West Grand River Ave. 4th Floor — Union League Bldg. Blue Bird Girls. Last month this organization did the largest volume of business in its entire history—a tribute to the right char. aster of R. C. furniture. Z. HIMELHOCH Mrs. R. Salter of 2003 Clements avenu e was hostess at the first meet- the followim officers were inland ing of the season of the Blue Bird ro „ ost y named by the new directors Girls on Tuesday Sept. 2. of the association at a meeting held i The second meeting was hell Sent. It at the Detroit Board of Commerce:1 at the home of Miss Anna II. Golf of I First vice-president, Jay Grinnell of I 605 East Kirby avenue. Arrange- Grinnell Brothers Musa House; arc., mints are being made for the sixth told vice-president, F. It. Baumgarb! annual charity dance given by the nor of Browning, King & Co.; treas. , club, which will take place at the seer, Charles E. Backus of Richmond, Hotel Sunday evitning, Nov. and Itackus Company; secretary,1 St titter H 9. The members of the club will Harry Ilogan. Th e new directors are: 7. Ilimel spend the week-end of Sept. 2(1 and 21 at their cottage at Cass lake, af- loch, Thomas B. Meath, I. J. Andries,' d e g, m c e ,s11 tiesi r w ter w•hic•h the cottage t .y , ; . for the winter. Robinson-Cohen Co. High Street at Hastings 8432 Hamilton at Philadelphia 4721 Warren West at Thirtieth 13506 Oakinan Blvd. at Davison The will be held Tuesday p In. at OW h h o me of:Mrs. U.." , 1710 Collingwood 11V1. 111.1, Jewish Women's Welfare. A regular meeting of the .le wish women,, ollffithithummonnimiiminothithimmumomimthithimmung ~ 'altiquette, William R. Brown, Jaime's - , Tyre, Jay Grinnell,E. P. Andrew, lion • E-- Connolly, Maurice Enggass, Herbert = I). Robinson, Newton Annis, E. It. = Baumgartner and John Ileavenrich. = Euro pean W elfare Org aniz- ation will be held at Coe Farnsworth Synagogue, Farnsworth avenue be- tween Beaubien and St. Antoine ave. Sept. 11,6. at Thuesilay 7 :: 0 T e president it t e or-, ganization has issued an invitation to the public to attend the meeting and become acquainted with its work. The meeting has been arranged to close at a conveniently early hour. DONATIONS ARRIVE FOR CODICIL FUND ,• ■ • Detroit 1' s Largest and Most Artistic Cafe KING WAH LC) = 118 Michigan Ave. (West of Kismet's) . • • • • • . . • • . . • • Individuals and Groups Give = Extension La rge S um f or of Social Service. NEW YORK.—In response to a na- Omega ■ Epsilon. At the last meeting of the Omega tional appeal made by the National The last meeting of the (lianas Epsilon Sorority, held last Tuesday Council of Jewish Women, $25,000 Club was held Tuesday evening, Sept. at the home or Miss ,Sylvia has been sulmeribed to a special fund Erz 9, at the home of Miss Mollie Mel- evening Cohen, 'Miss Ida Arkin became a by prominent Jews, as well as by the linolf, 350 Harmon avenue. The fol- member. The next meeting will take council sectrims. Among those who ex- = lowing officers were elected: Presi- place at the home of Miss Evelyn pressed their endorsement of the sir- dent, Miss Kate Davidson; secretary vice rendered by the council in RS Greenberg of 1638 Glynn court. and treasurer, Miss Ethel Berke. The various fields of activity are Louis = next nieeting w'I be a t the home of Marshall, Mortimer L. Schiff, Adolph Et Madison Athletic Club. Miss Sara Rosenberg, 698 East War. medk . g Icwisohn, Col. Herbert Lehman, Lud- Z The last meeting of the ren avenue. e NVarburg = lt M rs. Flix Athletic Club was held Aug. 28 at the wig ein, and Voge Mrs. s Sophie Beer of New York ='= home of George Toporofski, 3681 City, Joel Hillman of Atlantic City, Maerlin. 1644 Gladstone Ave. Empire 5036-J. g i ve e At the last meeting' of thC Maevlin Hastings str et. The club will b Nat Jose ph Schoenthal of Clumus, With Congregation Mishkao Israel. Club, held at the home of Xliss Rose a dance at the Arena Gardens. Wood- Stone of Milwauktie and ' Mrs. Burt II. avenues, Tuesday Pn program ward and Ilendrie Levin, 4:15 King avenue, a ntz Of Youngstown. In the south, WEDDING CEREMONIES PERFORMED EXPERT MOIIEL . was arranged for the season's activi- evening. Sept. 30. The Double !Naito I :quite generosity was exhibited by I _ tics. The next meeting will be at the Orchestra will furnish the music for i individuals in several contmunities,1 home of Miss Ann Raimi, 1620 Miehi. the evening. The members of tie including Robert I. Cohen of Galves. I club entertained their friends at a gam avenue. ton, Mrs. Sidney Ilan of Itirminghzini, party at the club's cottage at Ca S. J. Schwartz, It. J. M G ames „.,,, , Schwartz, lake on Labor Day. Otto Mayer and Enid, Gamma Rho. ' Finsterwald's The last meeting of the Gamma Played and a picnic luncheon served. I M'eil of New Orleans. Council sections subscribed t heir Rho Sorority was held at the hom r Omicron Et.. of Miss Lillian Wain, 666 East Kirby The last meeting of the Omicron tmotas in this appeal by contrilnitions from their local communities avenue. flans were completed for i Eta Sorority was held Tuesday even. Sealred st.si-s. • an open meeting to be held at the Elsie safir. o r through appropriations from their ••••••••••••••s 7 home of Miss Mary Tomarin, 649 ing at the home of Miss Els bridge . funds. The Philadelphia section cote e lwood aVelillt`. A East Kirby avenue, Wednesday even- 2016 party Haz will be held Sunday, Sept. 14, , tributml in addition lit its Wail, a ' s ' e Sept. 17. home of Miss Bessie Cohen, special gift of 8100 as a tribute to i at the if 1 , .axpL ,,.. siltdl eantt- itosiirsi,-ti,,r,i hr?z, sit,lallici er,„„X‘irs,i M .... . 1469 Virginia park, in honor of the iz Diana.. 5 REV. GABRIEL ZAKUTO 1 Right Character SPECIAL FEATURE! Dancing Every Saturday Noon, From 12 to 2:30 ALSO EVERY EVENING From 6 to 8 and 9:30 to 1. GLENN NICHOLS' ORCHESTRA NO COVER ■■•••• 11■•••■■•■ CHARGE = Phone Cadillac 074 :=.1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111g FOR SALE ng, Junior St.. Sewing Club. th The first meeting for the year of new members of the club. •for ninny years, and has succeeded is increasing its power for usefulness , the Junior Star Sewing Club will be and service in her community. I held at the home of Miss Laura Swir- PERFECTION LODGE Though the Indianapolis section, a' shy of 226 Medbury avenue, Sunday ____ similar contribution was received in afternoon, Sept. 14, at 2 o'clock. This A. k Perfection Lodge No, 486, E. of Mrs. Meyer Efroymson, will be an open meeting and members Thml " rY have been requested to bring their M ., will hold a regular communication' ' who haul leen a worker for the coon. 17, at 7 p. m. oil's cause throughout her life, and frie nds, Girls between the ages of Wednesday, Sept. C. K. SANOORF, Sec. front Columbus, a memorial gift WWI 9 and 13 are eligible for membership By Order of JOSEPII KLEIN, W'. M' Modem! as a tribute to the late M re. M in the club. .1 Simon Lazarus. Rushed Aid to Refugees. • Rosh Hashonah Greeting 16th Anniversary Sale CARDS We have a large and choice selection of Rosh Hashoneh Cards on display. SHEEHAN'S For months our buyers scoured the mar- kets in preparation of our great 16th An- niversary Sale. Conic with the assurance that you will find the furniture you want at prices far below their regular value. 1550 IVoodw a rd elves .. • Plotkin's Book Store And to celebrate this event we are giv- ing some gift article from our regular stock with every purchase regardless of its amount during the month of September. For the Coming Holy Days Buy Your TALEISIM and MACHZERIM Now. Fly all means take advantage of this great money-saving and gift-receiving op- while portunity. We urge an early visit selections are still complete. Best quality of Silk and All Wool Taleisim at reasonable prices, in English and Ilebrew. A FULL LINE OF NEW YEAR CARDS 2539 HASTINGS . 'Artists and Models,"" the revue - - -- • 'Inch scored sensational run in New A,4%%%%%%%%‘‘WAWA%%Nt "‘V en, York last mason, opened at the Shu- 0 •%%/00 ■ WOOA,N,00 ■ ,0004,A,00 FIl st Walsd •■ •S ♦ 11A* , '4 e■ ., • Michigan Arc. and Washington Blvd. ,+01 00 n 5. // it YOU LOOKING FOR A GOOD INVESTMENT? "See Slobin for Jos. Campau Frontage." ii to be °'• .1 widened between Davison and the Seven-mile Road. This will too, can make Jos, Csnip•u frontage a good investment and you, make money, just as many others bane done. to it. HURRY! Get in on the ground floor before others beat you 1 S. K. SLOBIN 403 Ford Bldg. .../ II ♦ / s' 01 1 e ; Citralizsn, the Woodward Avenue of lisrotemmilr, OPEN EVENINGS V•VCS tr• •11 Cherry 6062 o. 0 0, c eAnnouncement :,, 'ZS ' beet-Detroit Sunday night, Sept. 7, 1 Shubert. In order to accommlate the it, people who desire to see the play it firephice, dining room, eon parlor, light kitchen, butler's pantry, large ice hos, three large bedrooms, heated sleeping porch, tile bath. Third floor not finished, but can accommodate two ample bedroom, llot water heat, instanteneout heater. Two-car garage wah side drive. Thin home cost as 324,000 last February; will sacrifice for 520,000, with easy terms. Inspection by appointment only. Call C. A. Torbert Bassett and Smith, Owners 1103 GUARANTY TRUST BLDG. . CAD. 3292 Call Northway 4170 s♦ will stay in Detroit another week. rjj This is one of the most elaborate' # shows ever prmlue ed, and is in two $ acts an d 21 sce es. Outstanding features of "Artists I 10 , and Models" include the skit, "If ident, " the cartoon I oral Were President, hen A girls the ty on critics, "When m y the models posing e e Hawaiian dan s, th li en, er es, parade o'f old-fashionisi costucin statuettes, the Samo a:n o:nu:7: e- 5 , Porcelain the Japanese ,.. tabl e , t In addition to services held at all other Talmud ".. li Torahs, please bear in mind that services will a l SO 0 " Memorial Day," i;d• be held in the new, spacious and airy Philadelphia- '40 - f• tiiier7 flowers rifeest:iul rtieh'elite on "rpreni e - , the ' rien and the l iving Byron Talmud Torah. • f;•;. ' radiant diamond finale rom these services go to- All proceeds der i ' e d from 1162 ATKINSON AVE. Be•utiful brick and stone dwelling. Large living room with "Artists and Models," Elabor- ate Shubert Revue Runs Second Week. Cadillac 1234 Liberal Credit Terms to All. ARE The fund which is being raised will be devoted by the council to the ex- , panSion of its work in several of its branches of activity that have reeent. experienced a rapid developMent. 1 Adequate resources made it possible for the National Council of Jewish Wtonen to proceed quickly to the Jewish refugees in Cuba to formu- late a program of service in behalf of the Jesish families and individuals concentrated in Ilavana and its im- mediate vicinity. Demands from rur- al districts in a gradually increasing number of states throughout the country have found the council pre- pared to take steps towards the in- . troduction of many phases of its rur- al program fur Jewish families. The eituncil's farm work represents one of the most significant movements in , the Jewish community life of America, lir it is serving to make the Jewish family more contented with farm life and is thus laying strong foundations for encouraging the•growth of a larg- er farmers' group among America's Jewish population. $1 wards the maintenance of the Talmi ul Torahs 0. * THE HEBREW SCHOOLS OF DETROIT 0, 1.1=atict sasclos= '` ‘""" vomvswo.s.. 1%.`X.s..1"" ..vos.........1. curtain. At a convocation held at Oxford,( the degree of D. Litt.. honoria was conferred upon Samuel Alexan- der, honorary fellow of Lincoln Col- lege and professor of philosophy in , the Victoria University of %inches- ter. For Hardwood .Chunks— Ms piG—Split Beech for the Furnace. II. H. DICKINSON BUILDER'S SUPPLY CO. Coal and Builder's Supplies. 1