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BELIEVES RELIGION
SHOULD DOMINATE
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Dr. Franklin Says Progressive
Achievements Impossible
Without Spirituality.
Dependable Pars
of
Fashion
and
Quality
That religion must he the dominant
force in life or else it is futile or of
Furs not only lux•
uriolta to the highest
degree, but furs of
guaranteed quality,
which really mint
in a purchase when
one expects long and
satisfactory service.
Buyers of furs at B.
Siegel Co. will not
only he assured of
qualify, but of fair
prices an well. The
collection includes all
the fashionable nets'
models in the most
Modish furs.
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CHIPS OF JADE
VV
OMEN may wear jewels to match their gowns, their eyes
or their mood—but the woman who loves Jade weans it
for just one reason—to match her temperament.
Jade is a magnet to Artistic temperaments—the tempting
magnet of the Orient.
Diamonds are typical of America. Extravagant! Brilliant!
Dazzling! But Jade is typical of the Vivid and Languorous
East. Color! Sprit! Beauty!
For Jade is the atone of the pagan Chinese, old in the vele-
dorn of Beauty. What have we—with our gaudy extravagance
—to compare with the color of Jade—the Green that is the
Creator's color of all living things.
So, when you pause to admire and adorn yourself with the
little Jade Lutes, or the twin-god Buddha earrings, or the
Royal Chinese Dragon Amulet, in the Ilealy Jewel Shop, you
are answering a call of Beauty, as old as Confucious, and as
new as your Latest Impulse.
Copyright, 1924, By the D. J. Healy Shot.
ANSPACHER SERIES
EAGERLY AWAITED
Main 4242
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Davidson of
2074 Taylor avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter, Dora-
belle, to Dr. Louis Friedman of this
city.
FYFE'S—"Ten Floors of Shoe Servcie"
Smart, New
Fall Footwear Modes
Fyfe's are now offering a comprehen-
sive selection featuring all the newer
creations in fine footwear for women.
Pleasingly different— strikingly beau-
tiful.
$12.50
"The Le Gosse"
"The Tehura"
"le
Woodward and Adams
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tree
thnebrgant
o
1452 FARMER ST.
John R, near Woodward
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tlr
Dr. H. L. PERLIS
Dr. M. S. PERLIS,
Dentist
ANNOUNCE THE REMOVAL OF THEIR OFFICES
INTO LARGER QUARTERS IN THE
COMMODIOUS
BANK OF DETROIT BUILDING
9014 TWELFTH STREET
Opposite Former Location.
New Telephone Number—EMPIRE 5524
C.
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PERFECTION LODGE
A.
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F.
Si.. will hold a regular communica-
tion Wednesday, Oct. 15, at '7 p. en. ,
C. K. SANDORF, Sec.
By Order of JOSEPH KLEIN, W. M.
1.1 1 n
gutertcat Bag
Saturday, Oct. 11th
Let
offarmitir
Candies
Y. W. H. A. NOTES
At Prices That Sans You Half.
ADAPT() Shoes, designed
especially for stout women, give
your feet the restful support and
natural freedom that make walk-
ing both graceful and comfort-
able.
ramose tont tnerlul .
lot, ha. suoirtnnia
of our I'ItIrnputly
Dept. Upon requeel
institute made under
an direction—charge
Earl Summers of the Russek's mil-
linery department has left for a two
weeks trip to the east, where he will
buy the latest creations In millinery
to be displayed at Russek's upon his
return.
Flowers
Now, more than at any other
time, you crave the freedom of
action that makes life so vigor-
ously enjoyable.
Dr. Byron
Schindler
will be the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Arthur Katzenberg.
MRS. ELLEN S. COLEMAN
The death of Mrs. Ellen Shulman
Coleman, wife of Charles Coleman of
Watkins, N. Y., occurred Oct. 1 at
her late residence, Mrs. Coleman was
She was
born in 1865 in Watkins.
buried Oct. 4 at Woodmere Ceme-
tery, Detroit, with Rabbi Leo M.
Franklin officiating. She is survived
by her husband and three daughters,
Mrs. Leon Heimann of Gloversville,
N. Y., Mrs. R. R. Goldstone and Mrs.
Si. H. Cohen of Detroit.
Sizes to it—Widths to EEE
teethere,
four
In
Hark and brown.
112.1e,. Illtnattr •tyl•s,
sea UP.
Miss Dorothy Blumenthal of West
OBITUARY
The New Fall
Footwear
Fashions
ces?\
Branch, Mich., visited in Detroit last
week en route to Boston, where she
Mr. and Mra. Harry R. Applebaum
of 2484 Hazelwood avenue announce' Resist rrr ion:
Registration for all classes will be
the birth of a daughter, Suzane, on,
held at the clubhouse Wednesday,
Sept. 28.
Oct. 15, Thursday, Oct. 16, and Sat-
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Davidson at, urday, Oct. 18.
2008 Delaware avenue announce the
Change of Addrmst
birth of a daughter, Leah Hope, oni
Will those members who have
Oct. 7.
changed their address within the year
please notify the clubhouse—Glen-
dale 7971.
$16.50
Fourth Floor
and carried a bouquet of flowers in
the different autumn shades. Fred
M. Butzel performed the duties of
best man.
The out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Gingold and Harry
Gingold of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs.
I, R. Theise of Brooklyn.
After a motor trip in the east, Mr.
and Mrs. Gingold will be at home at
the Crestwood Apartments, 1099 Van
Dyke avenue.
4;4
ADAPT° SHOES
firSTOUT WOMEN
A pretty wedding took place at the
Dr. and Mrs. David Kaltman of
home of Mr. and Mrs. Moe Ehrlich, East Palmer avenue spent the high
2200 Longfellow avenue, on Thurs- haly days with their parents, Mr. and
day, Oct. 2, at 5 o'clock, when their Sirs. Nathan Seitovitz of Port Huron.
daughter, Sally, was united in mar•
riage to Marvin B. Gingold, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Robinson of
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Gingold of Syra- Calvert avenue and Mr. and Mrs.
cuse, N. Y. Rabbis A. M. Hershman Monte Whittleshofer of the Chatham
and Leo Si. Franklin officiated. Fol• Apartments spent several days last
lowing the dinner, which was served week in Wheeling, W. Va.
to 45 guests, a reception was held.
The bride was lovely in a gown of ,
Sirs. Sophia Weil of Longfellow
white crepe chiffon, fashioned in
avenue has returned from a short
bouffant style 81111 trimmed with Prin.; visit in New York. She was accom-
ems lace. Her veil ,was arranged in 1
panied by Mr. and Sirs. E. P. Webb
cap fashion and was trimmed with
of Chicgao boulevard.
orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet of white orchids and
Miss Sara Bachrach of Adrian, who
lilies-of-the-valley. Miss Emelie Levin
of Calumet, a class mate of Miss Ehr- returned last week from Denver,
lich' at the University of Michigan, , where she spent the past year, is
' spending several days with relatives
I served at maid of honor. She was
attired in a yellow georgette gown and friends in the city.
lie Silberblatt) of 1627 Collingwood,
•
avenue are receiving congratulations Saturday Night D
The first dance of the season will
on the birth of a daughter, Carol Joy, 1
be held at Temple Beth El on Satur-
Oct. 4.
day night, Oct. 25.
Another new style in
brown ooze or black
ooze. Covered Cu-
ban heels.
$15.00
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Open House:
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weissman of
The first "Open House" for out-of.
2525 West Euclid avenue announce
own men and women was held Fri-
the birth of a daughter, Harriet
day night, Oct. 10. The association
Bernice, Sept. 20.
holds these gatherings every Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan (Mot-1 throughout the winter
A very pretty creation
in tan calf, gunmet•
al calf and patent
coltskin.
$16.50
Comes in black ooze,
brown ooze anti pat.
ent colt New and
distinctive.
2 95 9:9 6950 la
Sir. 81111 Sirs. Curt Weinberg and
family are residing at Calvert Manor,
GINGOLD-EHRLICH 1250 Calvert avenue.
firths
"Atlanta Tie"
The Clytie"
A new sport creation in
brown ooze with
Sahara kid trim-
ming.
Dun:yr , ecia% Jogai
CArteaul ottneacl:
Wairt
ta—
thin oilealloautit-
uss—
Initfivz coMa41-0 fi
Engagements
Marriages
WanittnafOR
I
little spiritual value, was the conten-
tion of Rabbi Leo M. Franklin of
Temple Beth 10 in his Yom Kippur
morning sermon, which he termed "A
Prophet's Yom Kippur Mes age." De-
claring that the sublimest Yam Itip•
Slim Anna Tack of 2305 Hazel.
pur sermon ever preached was the
amid avenue entertained at her home
message contained in Chapter 58 of
Thursday evening with two tables of
Isaiah, Rabbi Franklin said:
bridge.
"Fur long centuries, men worshiped
crude gods in crude ways. Altars,
Mrs. Louis II. Friedenberg enter.'
then shrines and temples, were built
tabled with a dinner at the Phoenix
where men could worship these gods
Club the early part of the week.
at stated times and seasons set apart
from the daily life of the people. The
Max Gould of Pontiac spent sev-
prophetlsaiah spoke against this sepa-
ration of the secular and the religious
. oral days last week in the city.
and denounced the lip service of the
worshiper. To have spiritual value
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Thal of Saari.
I
prayer must work a change in the in-
naw, who were in the city hut week
dividual; unless we change our life,
as the guests of their son anti daugh-
adopt a new philosophy of living and
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Thal of Mc-
reach our innermost spirit, prayer
Quade avenue, have returned to their
and fast will be empty, useless and
home.
meaningless. Man must be shot
through with the spirit of righteous-1
Alvin Salle and sisters, formerly of
ness if prayer Ls to count for aught. t
2016 Ilazelwood avenue, are now re-
'One may say that religion is social
aiding at 2254 Pingree avenue.
justice , charity or humanity. If it is
the former, why to we have war be-1
LOUIS A. ANSPACHER
rs. !Marvin II. Goldberg enter- ,
lees
tween the masses anti classes, be- ,
1Democracy," Oct. 17; "The Place of [Haled at a personal shower in the
tween group and group? Why do w e
have poverty ? Why have we such ' Drama Among the Arts," Oct. 24 ;Iform of a luncheon bridge at the llo-1
organizations as the Ku Klux Klan? t"What Is Wrong With the Theater?" tel Addison Thursday in honor of
Oct. 31, and "The Spirit of Modern , Miss Amelia Goldberg, a bride-elect.
Why is such legislation conceived as ' 1
the attempts to disfranchise the Drama," Nov. '7. The guests were Mesdames
Samuel
h Ro.,
I . Go ldb erg. Josep
811 enviable Gol db erg...1 . I
negroes in the southern states and the 1 Mr Anspacher enjoys
9 1.1 senthal, Abraham Rosenthal, Jaco b
parochial school amendment in our reputation among American men
letters of the present day. A dynamic Oppenheim, David Rosenthal, E. M.
own state? Religion must be in right
orator, a dramatist well known for his Rosenthal, David Freedman, Benja-
doing, right thinking, right feeling
"The Unchastened Woman," a poet min Rubenstein,Kovsoso. Bur.
and right living. Social justice will
of unusual brilliancy, he brings a Albert, Jack Goldberg, Samuel
of necessity follow.
mental equipment that insures a har- Lieber, Max Rothenberg, 0. G. Gold-
Moral Aspect Neglected.
t interesting thoughts and berg Isaac Rosenthal, J. P. konell.
that and the Misses Sadie, Betty and
"People today emphasize the man-
nee toss much and neglect the moral
'Rosalind Shaba.
garnet Course Begins.
side of life, To man's eyes the ugly I
Professor Earl Barnes, a well-1
should be ugly and the good should known economist of Philadelphia, de-.
:Slim Mae Brenner of Brooklyn,
i
be worthy and desirable.
. livered the second lecture of a series who is the house guest of Mr. and
"We must be conscious that we are of six lectures last Wednesday even-1 Mrs. II. J. Glasser of 568 Garfield
part of the moral and spiritual bra- , ing at the temple out "Religion as n, avenue, is being extensively I•nter-
ditions that have come to us and we World-Unifying Influence." The first tamest during her visit in the city.'
must hand them down unsullied and
Mr. and Mrs. Glasser were hosts Sat-
vigorous ti our children and our chit- address,
given
Oct. 1, was
evening with a dinner and I
entitled which
"Race was
and
Nationalism
as ureity
i
dean's children. We must prepare our , Bases of Government." The remain. dance at Hotel Taller; Mrs. Moses
so
ing
four
lectures,
which
will
be
given
Shapiro
of Cameron avenue enter-
children for a true Jewish life
the evenings.of
Oct. 15, Oct. "How
22, Oct.
they may be proud of their Judaism Dominated
by Demovracy,"
In.
9
and
Nov.
5,
will
be
on
"The
World
tained
afternoon
,
....
musicale Monday
and in the
evening with
with a
a
anti stand against the world in their '
faith. Our means of imparting this
dinner. Covers were laid f i r 10
to our children is by giving them the, dustry and Commerce Unite the gusts. Sir. and Mrs. Samuel b urst-
example of right living ourselves and World," "Science, Literature and Art man entertained Thursday with • din-
by giving them a religious education. Know No Boundaries" and "Attempts ner and theater party for Miss Bren- •
Every Jew is judged by one Jew and at International Organization."
•nee. Miss Brenner is leaving Satur-
Tickets are being sold for t e day for h Sr home.
each Jew bears the future in his I
I
course
as
a
whole
and
for
single
lee-
hands."
I tures. They may be secured at the, ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Glickman
Jewish Woman's Club house at 89 Ro- ,
wena street or from members of the I have returned from a motor trip
Mrs. David J. I through Ohio and Indiana, where they I
committee,
who ; are
Levy, chairman
Mrs. Benjamin Wel- v isited with relatives and friends at 1
various points. Clarence L. Budd of
ling, vice-chairman; Sliss Sadie Hirsh-
Ni es. Sid. Indianapolis, who has been their guest',
man, bliss Hattie Gittleman,
.since
their return, has left for his i
?Ir. and Mrs. Louis Nagiti of 954 nay Weisman, Miss Julia Klein, aa ss.
Theodore street announce the en. Avery Ginsberg, Mrs. Edwin Rosen-lhome.
1
gagernent of their daughter, Dorothy, that Mrs. Edward Finkkelhor, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Blitz spent
to Albert Potiker of Cleveland.
Herman Finsterwald, Mrs. Monroe
Rosh llashonah in Toledo with rein-'
Rosenfield, Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, Mrs.
Lives and friends.
Mrs. Ethel Vellman of 9120 Brush Morris Dreyfus, Miss Emma Butzel
street announces the engagement of and Mrs. II. Saulson. Sirs. Sol M.
Mrs. .1. Willis and family of 570
Cole
is
chairman
of
the
publicity
her daughter, Lillian, to Beryl Har-
Farnsworth street are now residing in
rison, son of Mrs. E. Harrison of 9112 committee.
their new home at 1966 Virginia
Brush street.
park.
Sir. and Mrs. Moritz Slezerik of
2225 West Philadelphia avenue an-
nounce the betrothal of their daugh-
ter, Jean, to Harry Jule Druckman,
in of Mrs. E. Druckman of this city.
AY-Bet-lst& 2'5{5
iv ...dna el Thins to
The second course of lectures un-
Miss Irene Schiller of Virginia
der the auspices of the Jewish Woni-
an's Club will begin Friday afternoon, park entertained at her home last
Oct. 17, at 8 o'clock in the chapel of Monday evening the 20 girls who are
Temple Beth El. Louis A. Anspacher to act as hostesses at the dinner to
will inaugurate a series of lectures, be given by Purity Chapter, No. 359,
on the drama, his topics being as fol- 1 0f the Order Eastern Star, the even-
lows: "Drama as a Social Force ire' ing :Monday, Oct. 27. The girls
planned their OM costumes, which
will follow a color scheme to be used
in decorating the tables and the
' rooms of the Eastern Star Temple,
' where the dinner will be held.
Sls. Sarah Marks of Saginaw an-
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Miriam, to Samuel J.
Bloomberg of Detroit, son of Mr. and
Mrs. II. M. Bloomberg of Flint.
ichip n
nte111()c1is
Noted Dramatiat's Lectures Stems
Vital Current Themes.
C.
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Sentiments to Mother, Wife,
Sweetheart and Others
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