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Include your gloves with that
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DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

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FIRST POPULAR CONCERT

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PARTY FAVORS FOR HALLOWE'EN

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This year, in ADAPTC
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will not have to sacrifice
one whit of style for com-
fort—for AP ' "TO Shoes
are scientific.. y designed
by Lane Bryant to fulfill
the needs of the woman of

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YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY
PLANS FIRST MEETING

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Th e \ onto( People's Temple Club is
composed of the young men and
women of the congregation. It meets
periodically and sponsors a n um ber'
of social and cultural activities.
Young people eligible for membership
e invited to attend the meeting next
ao- day' evening.

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In memory of our saintly mother.
Mary Rosenthal, Z. I.., blessed be her
memory, who departed from this life president of the conregation, eon
ducted the installation cerernonie•
Oct. 7, 1923.
The following are officei .s•for the com-
Moses Kaufman. presi .
ing year
mother,
you
left
us
here
Ilion,
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A soli, we loved i• .till.
dent; Nathan Bieltield, vice-'rest.
A Ware Is vsnant In our hnnrle
dent; David Goldberg, treasurer; Mi
Which never ran he filled.
Nathan
Rosen, secretary;
Clara
Your Sorrowing Sons and Daughters. Weiner, sexton. The tru-tees are ,
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Sonsdritla• and Daughters•in-law. th. n j
Grand Children and Great Grand- Samuel Reich-tein, Benjamin Cohen,
children. ; Mandel Lewi: and Abraham Lewis.

Gone. but nut f,,trotten.

In loving memory of our dear son
and brother, Jacob David Gordon.
who passed away Oct. 27, 1918.

October beings !SA me/n(1H,
lo•ell one eon* to re.t.
Of
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You will ways
heremembered
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PS us who loved you best.

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Loving Father, Sister, Brothers.

In loving memory of my dear sis-
ter, Betty Rudnick Freeman, who died
Oct. 23, 191.

Iler feet the rend of rleht ha•• Isar. trod.
It is not •tr•nee her •ha•' led to God

Mrs.

Herman Cohen.

Buick curtains open and
close with the doors on all
touring and roadster models
They are snug fitting and
keep out wind and rain c%;

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y installation of Akers of t he
Congregation lEnai Israel, Ferry ave-
19.11. at Beaubien street, wa , held at
the synagogue Monday evening, Oct
20. Susel Goldstick. the oldest pa - f

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JACOB BERMAN
ADOLPH FREUND ATTENDS
The death of Jacob Berman ov- TWO BOARD MEETINGS
cured at his late residence in t he
Gray stone Apartments, 21160 Wept
1dolph Freund ari:niled the board
Eue.ld avenue, last Monday morning. meetings of the 51todeflort• Home for
A„ed
and Hirai Israelit„ and the
Ile twos 62 Y”" of age 81111 r " id"
iti Detroit the past 50 years, having lewi•h Orphan Home at Cleveland
this
country
as
a
fail
of
11:.
it
Saturday
and Sunday. Among
romp to
at the questions discussed at these meet-
The burial took place I\ t olistlay
n.
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Cemetery.
Rabbi
A.
M.
Itakview .
ing , was that of street kosherization
Berman at he Montefiore Home, at which
llershman totliciatt•d. Mr.
•-•; via most of his time for the past kosher food is only in part available
year, with the exception of two at present, and the selection of a site
ninths during the summer, in Los for a new building for the orphan
Angelo, Ile is survived by his widow, home. This que-tion W119 held in
Mr,. Rebecca Berman; two children, abeyance.
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Mrs. M. Nleister and harry Berman.
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and two grandchildren, Elsie Mei,ter
and Virginia Berman.

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In , '4 Ir. IIiI and tirivorri•.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Clinkofstein ofMrs. Norman Buckner of 40 Dwight
Mr.. Miriam Gross of 1732 West
Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice asynine entertained with a bridge
11 ' Moult' avenue announces the en - ; Never of Saginaw were the guests party at her home last Saturday
t••••111.1.1 of her daughter, Ilelt.n, to 1
week of Mr. and Mrs. Charles eveying in honor of her sister, Miss'
-I, tome P. Sillman, son of Mr. and 'last
41 Weillt.teill Of l'ettria, Ill., won
Mr . Morton Sillman o f this city. Rosenzweig of the Whittier Apart- Frit
I., -pending soar time RS her guest.
Mi-- Rosa Isenberg won high scoreat
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Mr. and Sirs. Samuel Froyman of meats,
Little Stirs Gloria Lee Berry, yard , and Mi-s Ethyl •Barnett re-
:::',o Vagueavenue announce the en-1
.. tzeinent of their daughter, Ida, to .(laughter of Mr. and ND-. Irwin lit•rry eeiyell the consolation. 'Those pre,
Ma, A. Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs.I (Anne \Vico of Wilmette, Ill., to , - eat were the Nlisses Marion Kovinsky,
Isadore Stone of 28 East Fore•lim e rly o f D e troit. entertained 11 PeriCet. Strifling, Josephine Sandor-
guests at her home last weekin honor tiff, Rosa Isenberg, Viola Kaufman,
1 of her third birthday anniversary. Lille alai Ethyl Barnett. The engage
o D a vid c o .,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Dorf of 9168 Decorations at the par ,• were ear- !tent of MissM'einsteln t
Ihei.it(411 avenue announce the en-' vied out in autumn coi-rs 81111 Ilal- hen of I hilatlelphia was recently an.1
,.d.
nottne
re
used
gagement of their (laughter, Miriam,lt o ween no v e lties an d fa,,,,:, w e
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to Nathan Gersuk of Ii,' roil, former-1, i n th e t a bl e ,
Mrs. M. Hollander of Rochester b
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ly of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Welostein of Vir• the gue-tof her daughter, Mrs. Alex-
trill , 3 park have returned from a visit and. r Elbling. _____ _
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. with their c'dhlren, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Mr,.. I. Kaufman has left for Chi-
I. Greene or New Yuri, City.
vi-it her darOiters, Mrs.
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Lillian Weinberg is ill chargecharlt . Winberg and 5Irs. Frank
of the bridge tea that will be given Keenan.
:Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barack (Belle the afternoon of Nov. 1 at Oriole
Rosen) of 4075 Blaine avenue are re- . Tt•rrace by the members of the Fel
BICUR CHOLEM PLANS
, , , , iving felicitations on the birth of Stem Club.
,
_ Muriel, Oct. 15.
A HALLOWEEN DANCE
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a (laughter, Doris
The
Alpha.etae
Sorority
will
give
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Mr. and
Mrs. Lsattire Blumenthal a t ..tome
..tome Halloween frolic Oct. 25 1
a
I ht. M oir Cholera Society has plan•
tied a Hallo weep dance to be held at
„ r I I tid I Byron avenue announce the at 7:13 Clairmount avenue.
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I he Shaarey Zetlek Synagogue I hurs-
,ii)i,rthhIt5i. f a daughter, Phyllis Adele,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Solomon, 1' 1
Oct. :to, in place of the regular
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SOW
formerly of uxedo avenue, are mi
in e e ting seheduled for that evening.
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51r. and Mrs. :Maurice W. Pollick residing at 2025 Wt.st Euclid avenue, Au orchestra has been engaged,
,t , I785 Seward avenue are receiving Selig Solomon has left for Los An-' c:iviirs will be given and refreshments
er‘tl. The dancing party is classed
congratulations on the birth of a son, gelds, where he will spend the winter
months.
as another of the get to-gether par-
Sidney Edwin, Oct. 5.
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which the Ilicur Cholem sponsors
lies
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Mrs. Samuel Meisner of Columbus fir the Jewish young people of De.
: Mr. and Mrs. Meyer E. Tarnopol
Kaufman of Reading. trait. The success of the heap Year
(Pearl Chimovitt I announce the birth anti Mrs. Saul
Mrs. Benjamin parties given by the society Ith4 year
Pa., are the guests
1of a son, Jerome, Oct. 14.
Kaufman of IOS Massachusetts ave. has encouraged the members to con-
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tinue the get-together affairs another
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Reitler of nue.
season. A nominal fee will be charged
5338 B eaubien street are receiving
Mrs . Louis Frankel of 1414 Hazel- next Thursday to defray the expenses,
;congratulations on the birth of a
wood avenue has returned from an of the evening's entertainment.
ilang iter, Shirley Betty, Sept. 26.
extended visit with friends in Battle
A committee, headed by Jack Ito-
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setiberv, a-sisted by Jack Behrmann,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Davidson of Creek, Lawton and Lansing.
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has engaged the ballroom (If the view
'1.150 Hazelwood avenue are receiv-
M rs. I. Horowitz of Ivanhoe avenue Book-Cadillac Hotel for a dance to'
Mg fent itetions on the birth of a
Las as her house guest her sister, Mrs. I (III:CH I ile ravening of Dec. I I.
laarliter, Carolyn, Oct. 19.
\ 1. tses Schloss of the Edgewater
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51r. and Mrs. David A.fi l lubar of Peach Hotel, Chicago.

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When the, Ilalliticren Cot winks his
w ad 10•Itow eye, * roof the ll'irked
Witch trotehen and the Black Crow
cries, come join in the revel in the
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CLEANED AS THEY
SHOULD BE

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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob II. Sehakne of
21173 Hazelwood avenue, who spent
Cie na•t fortnight in New York, are
' tlaYing in Atlantic City for a week'
Photo by Charles F. \Vhity.
prior to returning to Detroit.
MISS ALINE D. SCHILLER
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MISS ELSIE RASSNER
Miss Betty Davis, who left last •
No. 35y,Order Eastern •
Mr. and Mrs. ;aeon Rassner 'of ( week for Charlestown, W. Va., where Chapter,
at the Star, at the Eastern Star Temple on
1623 Glynn court announce the en - she was to he maid of honor
.AlexandrinenVelltIe
Monday evening,
s Esth e r
gagem•nt of their daughter, Elsie, tol ma rriage o f h e r cousin, \li
on d a y b y . Oct. 27. Mi-s Schiller, w•ho has 11'
:Maurice A. Levelt, son of Mr. and !D av i,. was ra il e d h ome M
soprano voice, gave a recital
Mrs, William A. Levert of Blaine the illness of her mother. pleasing
in Detroit last spring and has enter-
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Mrs. and Sirs, Peter Trunsky, for. Wined at many social and charitable
.
The tint throe officers 1.1.
_ affairs.
ofClairmount avenue, are r e
Mr . 111111 Mrs. Philip Lerner of 1, „ ‘, 1005
en.. • m•rly
siding in their new hone at 2275 each Eastern Star chapter in the city
I Theodore avenue announce
have been invited to be thehonor
gagenient of t heir daughter, Betty,' \Vest Boston boulevard.
,gut•sts at the dinner. Two classes will
tion of
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dinner. The
Sil as
211811wwestEa. Ile initiated following the
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Mrs. Lewis Waldman of this city.
initiation will be conducted t1; the •
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i ,11,1 avenue entertained
1
1 11 officers.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Cort•man of 6.10 l i last Sunday evening with a surprise . viPit11
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Ead Kirby avenue " ""ce the en - birthday party in honor tif her bus.
cage:Sent of their (laughter, Sarah, ! bond, Silos Cohen.
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to Jack M. Karbal, 'lilt of 51r. and 1
Mr. and 51r, A. Ottenherg and
M r -. S. Karbal of 262 Frederick •
family of 11112 Clairmount avenue
,I•c1•1.
have moved to 12511 Calvert avenue
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Mr. and Mrs. ,lulius Welsberg of
:11r. and Mrs. .1,-eph Schwartz, o
The Misses NIarian Goldberg, and
:239 State avenue are receiving Coll
4141 Vin'w" 1,, 1 ,11v, en , 111' a,"n"" 1;Fe the
engagement of their uaugnter. Esther, ('(taro Otis were hostes-es at a 111k- gratulations on the birth of a son
m shower at 511 .P 111edbuty Stewart Mitchell, Oct. 4.
• to Loin- Fidler, son of Mr. and Mrs. ecllantos
; avenue Wednesday evening, Oct. 15,
SIIIIIIIel Fidler of Detroit.
in honor of Miss Bertha Otis, whose
The Beta Phi Tau gave a musicale
Mr.
Mr. and M s. B. r Titon of 8/117 marriage to Archie Goldberg will take
Beaubien avenue announce the en- rake Nov. 2 at the Shaar(iy holek Thursday evening, Oct. lb, at the
gagement of their daughter, Iletty, to ;,•-( t ag e gue. Covers were laid for lilt ,Jewish Community House. Guess
Detroit.
Herman Goldstein of New York City. guests. were present from Flint and

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SUNDA

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The Alpha Vetae Sorority enter-
e of
tained informally at the hom
Miss Lillian liracli, 733 Clairrnount
avenue, WedoesdaY evening, Oct. 15.
Among those present were five Toledo
'guests, Sydney Raymon, Chart,
walk, Nudist Birlikrant, Theodore
Birnkrant and Harry Pollock.

I Itulson Seal Coats.
American Ilr(nultail
Coats,
Natural Squirrel
Coats.
Viatka Squirrel Coats.
Caracul ('oats.
Fine Mole Coats.

1i111111110 1.-.1;!'115ibR:$. 111 ,g 1

W....door,/ Hint to Iniallingloo

Mr. and Mrs Harry Freed of 5Plis
Second boulevard heft 'Tuesday by
minor for Miami, Fla , where they
will reside during the winter months.
They expect to visit many ;Olives toi
route to their destination. '

$495

OR(11I.S1 RA II AI

Miss Schiller will be among those
v ho will furnish the entertainment
at a dinner to be haven by l'urity

.
Mr. go d Mrs. Henry M. ly•tt i.• t o t
nonnee the inarr'age of Cleir daugh-
ter. Viola Henrietta, to 1/r. Louis
Wets, of Del roil. which will take
place Sunday evening. Oct. 26, at
7 ,lii o'clock, in the rainbow roam of
Ihe \Vinton Hotel, Cleveland. No
cards.

In a Very Special
Sale at

533.37 Forest Ave. E.

.,- MISS SCHILLER WILL SING
AT EASTERN STAR DINNER

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BUICK MOTOR COMPANY

Divislan of General Mows Cop.

DETROIT BRANCH

GENERAL MOTORS BUILDING

OWEN & GRAHAM CO.
Oakland
PFENT & DECKER

BEMB•ROBINSON CO

21143 E. Grand Blvd. at

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HARLEY BUICK CO.

5740 Mack Ave.

3732 CASS Ave.

LOUIS•ROSE BUICK CO.

WEST SIDE BUICK CO.
5636 West Fort St.
TELOT1 E BUICK CO.

12593 Wood,. At d Ave., Highland Para

STANLEY KRAJENKE

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6911 Gr•nd River Ave.
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4134 Woodward Avenue

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At Prices Thai Sane You Half.

Service That Is U

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Deliveries to All NH. of the City.

HERMAN HOEXTER

SUBWAY
FLOWER SHOP

COACHING

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231 Gristiot A
Cherry 9171

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