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Cohens moved in, until this morn.
ing," he remarked, "but I remember
there used to be a shed with a loft
that was dandy for pigeons. Is it
still there?"
AS ONE WOMAN
"Yep," was Louie's brief, , ember.
rased reply,
TO ANOTHER—"
"Didn't you visit the Cohens!" i n.
quired Mr. Goldstein, with soma curl.
by Ann Tweed
osity.
"No, mum, nobody visited the Coh.
took At
- 15.1,1 you mind, dear," old rd. "if I
ens," replied Teddy, who was a sad
to Am, Arbor today?"
gossip. "Why, they were different
spent
the
day
of
Yom
Kippur
in
his
If you'd only tell me about thew plans before
THE CARD IN THE WINDOW I room and did not see any of the chil- from other folks. They acted like
you make them, immad of waiting till half-pat
—
they were ashamed of their rellgion.
1 dren during that time, neither did he
the eleventh hour.•
By Marion F. Rittenhouse.
speak of them to their mother. And The Cohen boys pretended not to know
"Well, how am I ping to tell you about plans.
—
why their folks kept holidays." Ted.
when
the
family
gathered
for
break-
you
before I know what they're ring to bet
It was a very neat white card, fully fast on the following morning, no one dy's tilted nose grew even more tilted
can answer that, you're smell It's basin,I want
seven
inches
wide,
and
almost
twice
the c. for. II I don't go to Ann Arbor, 111 be
seemed to have anything to say. On with the scorn he felt for people- who
that many inchea in length, and it this morning, one would have thought were ashamed of their religion.
losing money— .
had
printed
upon
it
in
large
letters,
the Goldsteins a very quiet family. hoot for you, when I come l.y for
"And, it I don't get to The Detroit Furniture
the
words: "CLOSED.
JEWISH
HOLIDAY."
Very A
quiet,
indeed, until upon answer- school in the morning," he said to
Shop. for the tale, we'll both be losing money."
ing a very loud ring of the doorbell, Louis, as he turned to go. "Well,
So, one word followed another, as in the gay-
Mr. Goldstein, who was carefully Mrs. Goldstein returned to the dining good-bye, everybody."
:loped.. You know how loch things 10. Rather,
"Does this mean that the card was
wrapping it in manilla paper before room, ushering in a smug-faced,
hope you don't.
taking it downtown to his store, freckled lad about the age of Louie. in the window?" asked Mr. Goldstein,
But an inspiration saved me.
thought it rather an attractive card, "This is Teddy Donovan, the his eye upon the vacant place beside
and yet his children eyed it with mayor's son," she said to Mr. Gold- the clock.
"You can mite mu eat—yearear-1'1,0• the
CAI
"Yes, Papa," answered Mrs. Gold-
We never
Detroit Furniture Shops, and they'll send
gloomy distaste. stein.
Young Mr. Donovan ducked his red- stein, "Manuel went back to the store
for me."
"Well, why not tell papa and
after you had closed it at night just
mamma
all
about
it?"
suggested
Mrs.
dish
head
in
Mr.
Goldstein's
direc-
"Don't tell one they make a habit of sending cart
to put up the card. To think that
for people! That's cerminly my idea 91 Service-"
Goldstein, when they were all finally tion, then turned to Louie. "Lo,
your sharp eyes never missed it from
gathered around the breakfast table. Louie," he said.
"lie mom than Service—it's Courtesy. B.
the mantel!"
"Lo," replied Louie.
service, of muse, in the long run, it just old-
You children have something on your
"Why did you children change your
Teddy
held
out
a
bulky,
badly
fashioned mom) , gone Mto busineo "
minds, I know."
minds?" asked Mr. Goldstein,
•
Fifteen-year-old Mantic: nodded I wrapped parcel, as he said: "Say,
•
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"Well, we talked it over," replied
meaningly at his aister Frances, who ,: Louie, I've brought you a sample of Manuel, "and we all three decided that
our •.
A Cranbrook chair, covered in huff dour
though two years younger than he,1 all the eats that we had at the picnic,
we'd not pretend to be different from
the sou that every living p.m needs.' You know
usually asked the favors of their 1 yesterday. That is—all except the ice what we were, and if the boys and
the type—corrut, graceful, conventional. Y.
I cream—I thought it would melt, s . o I
you
simply t have one or two of them ,Iwt 0
parents.
ate your share, and sure enough, it's girls didn't want to be friends with
must ..k certain people to your parties. bevause
"Well, we've just been thinking, melted all right. We were coming us, they could let us alone."
everyone upecto to tee them there. The important
e"Well, I've learned something to.
Papa," began Frances, her eyes upon for you yesterday, and then we saw
thing .bout this particular chair, though, is that it
her plate. "that's we've only lived in the card in your pa's store window, day," said Mr. Goldstein, "I've learned
costs only $25.
that
the Goldstein children may he
this town just a little while, and you saying that it was closed."
My two new cluirs, of mune, had to be aeon,
know, Papa, that we're the only Jew-
He peered interestedly out of the trusted. Your mamma thinks the joke
panics' by end tables, and here they were in *Mil
ish family here, and we don't want to back window. "I haven't been here is on me, but it's one joke on myself
walnut lot $12 epiece--with a book trough shell
seem different from other folks, and since the Martins moved out and the that I can enjoy."—Young Israel.
for the new fall crop of books.
seem queer, and as I thought—and
A chair may he tuhnically regraded merely as
Manuel thought—we all thought that
there arc mine stifled
..mething to tit on. lust at
maybe you would think that you
on
a
car
as
ouniething
to
get
places
souls who Ink
"
wouldn't need to put that card in the
in. Then, there the lifted eyebrow teleml of
decoration, who au about "broad A-ing" one, and
window tomorrow."
Jultring • ehtir is merely a motif of decoration.
Here, Frances again looked down at
When you un get these two ideas to shake hands,
her plate; for her father was looking
you have at hind what toy friend Cecil de Mille
across the table at her mother, just as
would unehmbtedly call the SonenChtie. Yo,i II
if he thought that their daughter had
the Detroit furniture Shops. Needlepoint
find it it
Chain, whose fabric is hand-embroidered in
said something very dreadful, indeed.
France, and whom frame it designed ire America.
"This is a sad day for you, Miriam,"
The French Needlepoint assures its artistry, and
he said to Mrs. Goldstein. "I am sorry
WARREN
AT
RIOPELLE
the American designs its comfort. Needlepoint
to think that you, a Rabbi's daughter,
For the .Moat Delicious
Chairs are, of course, considered the smartest idea
Open ROO to SOO o'clock Including Saturday
should have to hear our children ac-
in decoration this season—and I'd hate to be found
Chop Suey or Chow Mein
giving • bridge party without one at lost in the
knowledge that they are ashamed for
people to know that we observe the
living room.
fast days of our religion, lest they
ite M the tale at
Them's s walnut bedroomm
t's worth a twice-
think we are different from them-
The Detroit Furniture Shop tha
over. It is made by Berkey and (jay—one of
selves. Have we not always kept the
Atnerieet finest manufacturer. And, it'. jot
rules of our faith? Even as our fath-
195 for the entire wite—bed, d eeeee r, dresaing
ers and our fathers' fathers kept
table and chairs. If I could have used it myself, of
To the Rhythmic Tune of
i ng
See
them?"
mune, I wouldn't be tellies You at
Bert Milan and His Band
"Don't worry, Papa, I think that We
megaphone mood—it's lly
•
in
I can't, I'm
can trust our. children," replied Mrs.
smuts while at $195.
Goldstein,
who
did
not
look
nearly
Tn.
Also, mid • Lot-time note to the effect that
ul
so worried, herself, as Mr. Goldstein
Dueeit Furniture Shops has the most delightf In
thought that she might.
lacquered tables with genuine onyx tope
Chinete Red lacquer, or I soft Venetian green.
"Well, you know, Papa, our people
Situated Directly Opposite
They
For coffee, cocktails, or what have yout
do pay less attention to our fast days
Book-Cadillac Hotel at
ere $65.
than they did when you were young,"
• • •
ventured Manuel.
"Even if there were Jews who do
219 MICHIGAN AVENUE
If you conic by street car, take East Crootown
not keep Yom Kippur," answered Mr.
to Riopelle, then walk two blocks mirth.
Goldstein, "would that make it less
Thom Aiming will not find parking restriction..
wrong of us, my children?"
t.
Park at the 1100I —no charge.
"If the store is closed, will yoUneed
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Vitt t
to put that card in the window?'t
We will gladly send a car to cell for you.
asked Frances. "It's hard enough to 1
Acceptance of this euggestIon does not
OWOompopoopompoogismsssom
obligate you to porch.... Telephone
be the only, people in town who are log vgssIgImPOMP
Melrose 3454.
keeping a fast day, without having
that card in the window to let every-
$ 6 so
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Boudoir Rockers
one know about it."
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Twin & Fall Site Beds
"Or " suggested Manuel, "cut the
35.00
Decoratite Occasional Chan
card throug h the center, Crossways ,
4
and put the half that says 'closed' in
TWO Piece Mohair
150.00
Living Room Sand . .
the window, then everybody who
passes the store tomorrow, won't
Four Piece Walnut Bed
know why it's closed. The boys and
195 .00
Room Suite . . • •
girls here have been very slow about
ALWAYS COMES BY BUYING FROM
Dressers of Various
getting acquainted with us, anyway,"
$48.00 to iso.00
.
.
•
TyPcs
he went on, "and Fannie Cohen told
WHERE GOOD FURNITURE IS NOT WEN 5 1V2
us, after yon bought her papa's store,
that the reason he sold it so cheaply,
Strictly No. 1 Dimension Genuine White Pine Window Frames,
Widening of Woodward Ave- was because they just couldn't stan d
Sash, Cornice, Lumber, Etc.
being the only Jews in town. The
GUARANTEED INTERIOR FINISH
nue Will Benefit Workmen boys and girls here just left' he Co-
All Phones. Melrose 3390
hens alone. And if we act no differ-
—Means More Buildings.
CONANT AND HOLBROOK
ent from them, they won't let us get
GRATIOT AND ST. AUBIN
in acquainted with them, and we would I
Thousands of Detroit workmen n l like . t . get acquainted with them so 1
the various trades are boosting the 1 that we cany show them that we're'
widening of Woodward avenue from not so different from them, even If
Adams avenue to the city limits and we're not of the same faith, but if
it is openly predicted that with the we're different from them, even if
united support of Detroit's working we're not of the same faith, but if
people the widening of Woodward we're different, we—"
avenue is sure to carry with a heavy
"That will do, Manuel," his father
majority. This was the statement of said sternly. "You remind me of a
John W. Chandler, secretary of the dog chasing its tail. You talk in cir-
Woodward Avenue Improvement As- cies, and don't get anywhere. Were
the only Jews in town, and you don
sociation.
"We are proud to have the endorse- want to be different from other peo•
ment of the Detroit Federation of pie. You don't want to be different
Labor on the widening of Woodward from other people and we're the only
all the way out from Adams avenue Jews in town."
$1545
to the city limits," said Mr. Chandler.
A snicker from eight-year-old
1. o. b. factory
"More than $100,000,000 worth of Louie caused his father to turn a se-
new buildings will be built if Wood- vere eye upon him. But Louie was
ward is widened all the way out to the not to be intimidated and astounded
city limits. Not only will more work- his father by asking: "Please, Papa,
men be employed, but taxes will be may I go on a picnic with my school
reduced eventually, as well.
class, tomorrow?"
"These new buildings which will be
"On Yom Kippur!" cried Mr. Gold-
erected as a result of the widening stein, in sorrowful amazement. Even
of Woodward, would pay more than Manuel and Frances looked rather
$2,000,000 each year in taxes. These blank.
"You see how your little brother
millions would pay for the city's share
of the cost of the widening in about follows your example, children," he
two years and thereafter these mil- said to Manuel and Frances:
"But I would never have even
lions of newly found taxes would con-
tinue to pour into the city treasury thought of asking to go to a picnic on
any
of (Mr fast days, when I was his
in ever-increasing amounts.
"This widening also makes possible age," protested Manuel. "You see,
an important part of the rapid tran- it's like this, Papa," he continued, .
sit subway system which will be used "there is to be a big school parade in
by the workmen in all lines of trade the morning, and the girls and boys
This will mean that workmen car that Frances and I know will be in it,
come and go between their work and and that parade will pass our store
their home in about one-half the time twice, and when they see it shut up,
now required on the street cars.
when all the other stores in town are
4•nheel brakes, full balloon tires and 5 disc
"Voters are cautioned that there open, and with that measly card stick.
will he two plans pertaining to the ing in the window"
—. Manuel's face
wheels included at no extra cost
widening of Woodward on the same was very red, and big boy though he
ballot, and that only the first will was, he looked as if he were about
widen all the way out from Adams to cry.
avenue to the city limits. This is the
"Can't you trust our children,
is
ordinance for which you must vote. Papa?" asked Mrs. Goldstein. "After
as the other or second ordinance only all, does it make so much difference
In the ability to play they
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provides for widening nine blocks. about the card, if the store is closed."
have an exhaustless source
SOHMER
which would only mean a waste of
"It is not the card, answered Mr.
money. Voters must vote against this Goldstein sadly, "it is the false pride.
of pleasure for themselves
VOSE
second ordinance."
The shame of the children that would
and for others—a refining
LUDWIG
keep their new friends from knowing
and cultural influence of
their religion. But, you, Mir-
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iam, must decide about the card. I
utmost value. Young
STECK
Result from Additional
no
more
about
it."
will say
minds and fingers are most
"Very well," replied Mrs. Gold-
WEBER
Circuits.
stein. "then it is settled " And then
— end • large snort-
easily trained. Don't put
she did something that Mr. G-Adstein
mesa
of
wonderful
=
off starting their lessons.
Additional facilities have been pro- though very strange and perhaps, at
bargains in ex-
-
vided for the handling of the growing that time, just a little bit wrong. She
changed Pianos.
Take advantage of our
volume of long distance telephone took the wrapped card and propped
P IAN FO RSI AT S ALL
matchless stock NOW.
traffic between Detroit and Rochester it upright on the mantel beside the
and Syrcause, N. Y., according to clock. "We will leave it there," she
Louis Burt, division and commercial said.
"ooray!
That means that we can
superintendent of the Michigan Bell
H
Telephone Company. Speedier serv- he like ether peetnle, and have a good
ice is expected to result from the time with the other girls and boys."
exulted Manuel. but in the next
placing of the additional circuits.
PAYMENTS TO SUIT
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Additional cricuits also have been breath, he added anxiously, "hut.
provided from Detroit to Muncie. Papa. you won't let Louie fro off en
Ind., Mansfield, Fremont, Springfield •bet school picnic, will you? You don't
and Toledo, Ohio; Grand Rapids to think that it would be right for him
Indianapolis and Milwaukee and to ro, do you?"
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"What you think is
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• nd Frances. most he right for L-nis,
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Mr. G-Idste!n firmly.
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He who gives money he has not also," replied
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earned is generous with other peo-
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As was his custom Mr. Goldstein
ple's labor.

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