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TO ANOTHER—"

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Acceptance of this
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obligate _you to Pur-
chase. Telephone
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by Ann Tweed

Giving a houu a vacation is always rvel.
ing pones.. When we got home from the
seasore. our living n.orn was haunted with
the o ghosts furniture in their summer

Olithsvez Tomer

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dispersing. Ah, what a delight! Jews,
Jews, Jews! Wherever you turn there
are Jews. Is there a limit to their
number? They are your own people;
you feel at home with them; each
one you like, each one seems related
to you.

The sun is setting.
Behold its
glory, like the glory of God, refleeted
in the water, filling the air with gor-
geous colors and the souls of men with
serenity and light.
"What's the m ttttt with it!" said he, with
and short, young and old, are extent-
TASHLICH
Near the river there are still ssme
false innocence.
ed. Those poor few who fumble in lingering figures, like shadows. They
lust look at t!" I et hoed. "In thee nld
vain for crumbs, turn their pockets are women mostly, standing in
co.
linen shroud. it hook..n(1y like the Covered
By MAX ROBIN
inside out. The sins must be cast bile, unmindful, forgetful. They
Wagon. ia,ked up lore repairs."
away—cast away for the whole year. stand and pray and cast their sins into
"Well,why don't yoe get I new
And as the crumbs fall, circles form the water; circles form, expand and
The night before last Rosh Hash°.
deer?" The 'dear" was en also.rta, but the
rue •ss mine.
nab began. Coming home from syna- on the placid surface of the river. disappear on its surface, turned gray
gogue with father we found a cluster Little fish may be seen catching some now that the sun is gone.
Thee. how I tn. over to The Detroit Furni-
Comonor Winthrop Desk, 585.00
ture Shops sale again. You may have your own
of white grapes in the center of the of these crumbs—little fish swallow-
Far up the street are the hacks of
13.5 0
•
IX'indsur Chaos .
private methods appmech, but, iust as
ing the sins of men. But it won't many Jews. Dark hacks, dark fosqlg.
candle-lit holiday-table.
one woman to spother-get there'
harm the little fish, little fish being All move, slowly, homeward hound,
Grapes!
Who
ever
sees
grapes
in
1 he particular divan I wattled . wes a very
Jews talk and laugh. There arc rela-
our town? Only on Rosh Hashonah. too innocent and foolish to sin.
lusunous piece. It it coveted . In imported
The crumbs are gone. They have tives and friends joining one atiotl.sr.
damask, with reversible ...t cuelnons. Whet s
Then it is that they appear some-
.f"
is
hued
with
ger...down
throughout,
TO, It
how in the market-place; and mother, floated away. The water is to carry All feel light. And how good it is
thereby making it one of those "Inanely rare
to feel light, being conscious that you
going there to prepare for the great them off—far, far off.
di vans Into whi,h you sink do. n and never out.
And, despitegshe fait that I had always heard
holiday, buys just one cluster of the
The services are nearly over. Some have rid yourself of sins.
were reit it ally price-
that doten, hRed do.ns
,
for
rare, precious fruit. It is meant
are beginning to depart. The sun is
We are near home. Evening has
less and the best way to one one was to
inherit oac—this divan .11 jutt V43.
prayer.
shining bright. It's been such a lovely fallen. Abandoned now is the river r,
And returning to the house she day; surely God has made it so for abandoned are its banks and the dam,
Matching it, was en ram chair, similarly
iiivrreel in damask, and filled with down.
00 crowded before. But there is the
makes sure to hide the treasure from the Jewish holiday.
shah, but whet is
hadn't in getting
us, for there is no telling what we
Slowly the crowd is breaking up. water rushing at the mill—rushing,
• poor, weak.willed creaturewhen it's all
Cozwell Chair, uith
It
was
divont
made up to hernionire with the
children might be tempted to do Witness the jam on the dam. Some rushing, as if grown turbulent with
DownCushion3. 8o) 00
5244.
, should we, accidentally or otherwise still stand, while others go. The black sin. We can hear the noise from our
' chance to discover it. Then, in the circle around the neck of the river house, for the evening is still. And
After these luxurious inveatments, I became
eecestively interested in a tele-e.tete divan,
evening, coming home from sync- has gaps now. Little people they seem there are frogs croaking, croaking--
vAich was elm designed to accompany the
gogue, we find the grapes in the cen- there as we look upon them from the frogs possessed, gone mad after swat.
divan and chap. ity a vein penuauve pow eta
that
Mall
of resuming, 1myinced myself
ter of the table. dam. Along the upper bank the crowd lowing the sins of Jews, and croak-
long strained neceseity In our lima
ing loudly, without end.—Young
Wally
Each is given a grape or two, over is still dense.
room. You see. there is one difficult corner,
s to make interettialt.
But the throng is now everywhere Israel.
which he offers the prayers—"She-
which nothing
e corner. but it never attrecteJ
Really valuabl seem
kept
lie
hecheyonu"—meaning, "That
any traffic. II anything could make tt popular,
it is 'hie charming little divan, made for Iwo.
us alive."
W e could exile our guests, for their atrium.ts
So the night before last it was that
or flirtatMns, or secrete. An inspired piece of
furniture, if you bark et it that way. fur 5175.
we made our "Shehecheyonu."
Today, the second day of Rosh Ha-
Really. I didn't intend going into this Deleon
By A. J. KOFFMAN,
i shonah, we have Tashlich. Yes, we
the wholnale basis, but I confess to having
President, Detroit District of Zionist Oeganioation.
e sssi. si
1 0
bought tit
have Tashlich—Tashlich today! Thus
The mckers in our bedrooms have never been
the news travels over the town.
quite the same, since the day that Junior made
In ushering in the year 5686. we can look back with
a train of can of them M the hallway. Ile
, But it is no news. No one has to
wrecked the train, breeking three chair legs
much pride and satisfaction at the year just past as one
be reminded. Everybody knows—
and one maid's arm. So, when I found such
must
know;
for
not
only
in
our
town,
replete
with outstanding accomplishments that holds forth
well-made rocker, at eurh an .mating price, I
a 1110111 10.
but the world over, wherever Jews
took B
even greater promise for the future of Jewry the world
happen to be, Tashlich is observed I
over.
this day.
6.50
• $
•
•
BOtadOir ROCktr1
In spite of the unpleasant occurrences we hear of fre-
25.00
.
And a significant day in the year
Twin 8 Full Site Beds
35.00
Chairs
,
it
is,
as
well
as
a
highly
interesting
quently, that cannot be avoided as some of the basic prin-
Occasional
DeCOTOtilt
and colorful one for us boys.
Sofa, with down cushions, and
ciples which underlie our cultural and religious institu-
150.00
.
Arm Chair to match
I "Tashlich"—in Hebrew, to throw
tions are in conflict with those of other countries, except in
Fender S too ls $ 7.5 0 so $79'°
to throw away the sins. Jews
Piece Walnut Bed
away;
Four
Duncan Fyfe Sofa, $423
•
195.00
Palestine, where we are developing a true Jewish life, re-
.
Room Suite .
go then to the river, go in great mul-
Arm Chair to much, $2 t
Eight Piece Painted Bed
ligiously and economically. Some of us who had hoped
titudes, alone or with someone, and
Room Suite . • . . s0000
for a wide distance crowd its winding
for greater things immediately, and are not contented
banks; they crowd it and read from
with the progress made in behalf of our people, must admit
their prayer-books; they read and
that everything points not only to a better understanding
empty their pockets of crumbs, cast-
amongst our co-religionists, but it is obvious that the non-
ing them into the river. The crumbs
are made to stand for sins; and so
Jewish world is appraising us on a higher level primarily
I ( they are casting into the river their
for our tenacious self-respecting attitude in the upbuilding
sins, which the water swallows up;
of our homeland.
the water flows, carries away the sins,
can list here only a few of the re- Remember, there is not and never has
There may be a just, diversified opinion as to how Pal-
leaving the Jews purified. In black
been, elsewhere in Detroit, any such col-
markable values offered in our Autumn
streams they then return to their
estine should be built up. Some of us desire a national
lection as this gathered together for sale
homes, feeling lighter at heart and
sale. Nothing less than a walk through
home, some a cultural, economic or spiritual home. One
happier—such being the reward of be-
in one establishment. These stocks rep-
thing is certain—every Jew, orthodox or reform, conserva-
our three floors, rob rooms, can give you
lievers.
tive or liberal, and even the assimilationist, realizes that
Well, this is the second day of New
any idea of the radical reductions made in resent hundreds of thousands of dollars
in the
Year, the Jewish New Year. In the
with the doors of all countries closed, Palestine holds out
prices of beautiful and distinctive furniture. worth of the finest merchandise
town
it's
a
holiday—a
great
holiday.
prices than
the only hope for our people. Therefore, opportunities for
Almost the whole population consists
We sincerely urge you to come as quickly world—now offered at lower
service within Zionism are open and all Jews can support
for the ordinary. . .
of Jews, and Jews do keep their holi-
usually
as possible while selections are most varied.
this movement, at the same time harmonizing with their
days. Stores are everywhere closed,
streets and sidewalks have been swept
own views.
he snit to call for you.
Telephone Melrose 3454 and a car will
clean, not a wheel turns. Quiet. Rosh
Zionism today is no more the dream of a few. It is uni-
you to purchase.
Hashonah!
Acceptance of this suggestion does not obligate
versally accepted by the Jewish masses, backed by 53 na-
A holiday spirit prevails, fills the
tions of the world and endorsed by our government. The
air, permeates your soul, your entire
being. Every Jew you meet is dressed
outside world has for some time recognized our inherent
in his best, and a poor best it is some-
right in Palestine. The two elements within our ranks
times. In the early part of the after.
who
opposed our movement have manifested a sincere de-
noon, returning from all the syna-
sire to co-operate in this work.
gogues at once, Jews filled every
WARREN AT RIOPELLE
street, Jews talked, laughed; having
The so-called non-Zionists are willing to join the Jewish
open WO to SOO o'clowk Including Satorday
prayed devoutly that day, a bright
Agency and the pious Jews who, at all hazards, maintained
light could be seen to shine out of
that Palestine will be regained for our people through
EXPENSIVE
each one's eyes.
N 0 T
IS
miracles only, have changed their views as manifested by-
FURNITURE
Then, after dinner, having enjoyed
GOOD
WHERE
their great leader, the Rabbi of Jobna, in settling with 100
a light rest, we all started out to-
Tashlich!
of his followers on land assigned to them by the national
Mother and father, sister and
fund as tillers of the soil, builders of roads and cleaners of
brother, we all go. Tashlich—Tash-
NECESSITY SPURS AMBITION. A
swamps. These two powerful forces working in harmony
lice,! Black streams pouring out to-
Rabbi Aaron Belibter, famous and
with the Zionists and the opening of the Hebrew University
distiguished rabbi of Crinkishock, ward the river. From all streets they
REALIZATION OF THE FUTURE
was well known and liked by the come, as far as you can see; even from
in Palestine are the greatest unifying factors in the past
LIES IN TODAY'S ACTION.
b
people of his town and neighboring beyond
the market-place Jews come.
two thousand years and have enhanced appreciation of our

"Mar," mid I. addressing the alleged head.
of.ths,house, "we need some new furniture.
Look at that diven—"

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places; poor and rich alike loved him, Ours is a considerable town. There
people in the eyes of the world. The local Zionists have
are many Jews in it. And as many
for he was as careful of the welfare as there are, all go to Tashlich.
contributed to the Keren Hayesod and national fund, but
of one as the other. Besides being a
I cling to my own family. We
have also invested in profitable Palestinian enterprises.
champion of the cause of the poor, he make up a complete group, joined here
Land purchased in Herzlia, Balfouria, Haifa and other col-
knew how to deal with the rich and by an uncle, there by a neighbor, who
get along with them.
onies has considerably increased in value.
had started out a bit earlier and whom
One of his wealthy parishioners, we are now overtaking. I am a little
Jewish immigration into the Holy Land today is greater
or baale-batim once said to him: "I boy, and gaze at all in wonderment.
by far than into the countries of the world combined, not
wonder, Rabbi, how you manage to
I We reach the s ynagogue street,
alone from Poland, Russia, and other persecuted countries
get along so well with your rich par- which is the last one on the way to
ishioners. For I'm sure it can only the river. Here it is that all crowds
are the Jews flocking into Palestine, but the number of
be by flattering them that you do so, merge, moving, in a compact mass,
Jews who are settling in Palestine from the United States
t
and how can a learned and uptigh
in the same direction. It is a pleas-
°
is increasing daily.
man like you use flattery?"
lure to be small, to bett hidden, and to
"I
Now that the creation of a legally secured and publicly
"No," replied Rabbi Belibter,
walk in the midst o many people,
do not flatter them, but I 'honor' w!'
approved
homeland for our people is inevitable, in reality
with a woman's skirt or a man's
them; and this, so the Talmud says
an accomplished fact, we, even in America, are reaping
coarse coat brushing lightly against
(Eirub. 86a), Rabbi Akiba and Rabbi
one's cheek.
benefit far greater than our investment.
Judah the Prince used to do."
Ah—a sensation passes through the
It behooves every God-fearing and brotherly loving Jew
"But," said the wealthy parishoin.
crowd! What is it? It becomes
er , "it is strange that the rabbis al- known that the rabbi with his "chisi-
to throw himself in this great and humanitarian project,
ways 'honor' the rich, and the rich
to facilitate the work of placing his people on their soil.
dim" is already on his way; drawing
do not 'honor' the rabbis."
near. And all stand aside, leaving
The Zionists of this city extend greetings to Detroit
"This is because the rabbis under-
an aisle for the distinguished party
stand the value of the rich," replied
Jewry.
to go by. Round black caps they
the rabbi, "and how much good they
wear, the rabbi with his "chisidim."
can do, therefore they honor them;
What splendid beards they have and
but the rich seldom understand . the
is rounded forms. They wear low shoes
value of the wisdom of the rabbis.
and white stockings But most con •
c elc h e ec ku er
oh
t w en long
s h p ai n cs u ionues
Samuel Benavie Is Newly Ap -
the
fare d
each. And no one overlooks the put
pointed Conductor of the
ity of their faces, nor the holiness of
Madison Orchestra.
their eyes.
We descend now to the river. Jews
From the picturesque and romantic
regions of the Ukraine to the historic —men, women and children—are mots-
and colorful environs of Jerusalem; ing about, looking for suitable places.
from the kaleidoscopic life of Alexan- In our town we have a dam, running'
dria, Egypt. to the gay, superficial ex. through the center of a river and cut-
istence of old Vienna; from the very ling it in two. People crowd not only
core of the old, monarchial Europe the banks, but also this long dam.
The place is black. Jews stand,.
right into the feverish pursuits of
chaotic Detroit; from student to mu. prayer-books out, murmuring, sonic
sisal director—such is the interesting aloud, others to themselves. Here and
career of Samuel Benavie, newly ap• there a Christian may be seen, come
pointed conductor of the Madison The. to admire this unusual grand spec-
ater. tacle. A policeman stands there,
In Jaffe, Palestine, while 'pursuing away in the distance.
Men and women are ranged along
his academic studies, he was forts-
nate in finding a friend and tutor in the river bank and dam, steeped in
M. Honenko. himself a pupil of the fervent prayer. A woman, alone, her
celebrated French violin virtuoso, bent shoes almost touching the water,
Henri Marteau. Under his able and weeps silently. Her head is down,
inspiring direction Mr. Benavie's de- I but being small, I can look up, straight
sided musical talents developed quick. into her eyes.
For the Most Delicious
Why does this little old lonely wom-
ly, so that when he graduated from
Chop Suey or Chow Mein
the Hebrew high school. he found im- an weep--oh why'. Ilas she sins that
mediate employment in the largest and need to be forgiven? One can't see I
Alex.
them,
one
can't
tell.
But
the
little
most representative theater in
andria. old woman knows. And God knows.'
The great war rut short all artis- Ah, He is a merciful God. Ile will
tic endeavors. particularly those of a I take away the sins from this woman.
foreigner. and ere long Mr. Benavie i He will relieve all Jews of their sins,
To the Rhythmic Tune of
was on his way to America. In 1919 for Jews pray, believe in Rim.
Mr. Benavie came to Detroit. and Backs bent, heads lowered, eyes
Bert Milan and His Band
shortly afterwards married Golds, downcast, noticing nothing but those
' mysterious black letters; immersed in
daughter of the Rev. A. Easter.
From the first he was associated those letters and drinking in all their
with Edward Werner, gifted condor- profound meaning. People pouring
for of the Capitol Theater Symphony out their souls in lamentation, people I
Situated Directly Opposite
orchestra, and under the latter's praying, praying, addressing them.'
Book-Cadillac Hotel at
friendly guidance and his own unceas- selves to their God, the same God to
ing quest for knowledge, Mr. Benavie whom Moses addressed himself from
forged rapidly ahead until now, when I Mount Sinai, the God of Abraham,
219 MICHIGAN AVENUE
the right opportunity presented itself, Isaac and Jacob, the God of all Jews,
he was promoted from the assistant ruling over them, wherever they be.,
And now the time comes for empty- I
conductorship of the Capitol Theater
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