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ALEY)LiRotr,kwisit
WELFARE CENTERS
WILL APPEAR JAN 18
AT ORCHESTRA HALL
Mandolin Orchestra:
The Jewish Workers Welfare Club
recently organized a mandolin orches-
tra which meets every Sunday after-
noon at 2 o'clock at the Jewish Wel-
fare Center, District Nu. 1, 579 East
Philadelphia avenue. The members,
who have been meeting for several
weeks, are showing great promise in
their work and hope to give Public
performances in the near future. All
persons interested in joining the or-
chestra are invited to conic to the
next meeting, as there are several va-
cancies. An excellent teacher, Mr.
Saradushka, has charge of the or-
chestra.
MUSIC
RUA ICLE
OBITUARY
Writes Large Amounts.
ifttginatu nitro
MISS HELEN BLUMROSEN
Pontiac. No.
The Great West Life Assurance
Company is pleased to announce that
Miss Helen Blumrosen, daughter
•
Moe Leiter of Detroit has written in
of the late Moses Blumrosen and Mrs.
By Hermann Hoexter.
Once again Saginaw Jewish com-
The New Year's
d„,„
There were several particularly Jennie Blumrosen of 2493 West Eu- munity danced the old year out and
Jewish Community t ter
bright spots in the musical fare pro.
the new year in, at the Hotel Ban-
the Beta I'hi Tau bey,
wn
vided by tae Detroit Symphony Or-
croft. The guests were entertained
the most successful ,:ffiors et
chestra at its last two sets of sub-
throughout the evening by the Cow-
An evening of surmises an
scription concerts, which must have
boy Quartet of Detroit. Miss Fannie
ment was arranged by the c
pleased even the most cynical pat-
Schonmuller and Miss Martha Wert-
and the dance hall was
rons. On .;an. 1 there was a very
heimer of Cincinnati showed their un-
with a color scheme or
a
beautiful performance of Beethoven's
usual musical ability in solo numbers.
Dinner was served at 12 o'r
lovely and melodious Second Sym-
Little Mtss Sadie Brendle of Battle
noisemakers of all kinds w
phony, and a stirring rendition of
Creek gave several solo dances.
distributed to the miests ,
Brahm's "Academic Festival" over-
Clever in their own natural way were
were also given to ea.
ture. This sterling masterpiece,
the children in the kiddies' act put
'.leman.
on under the direction of Florence
played immediately after the visiting
New York piano pedagoir's weak-
Roeser McLean. A midnight dinner
Miss Marian Ku' ,
kneed symphonic poem "Euphorion,"
was served to 150 guests. The party
Willard Mack at Temple.
house guest, Miss
,,,e
convinced the holiday audience of the
was sponsored by the I. G. B. B.
Huntington, W. V a , have
permanency of the magnificent Ger-
Henry Gerard acted as chairman and
Willard Mack, the internationally
to
Ilighland
Manor.
Tam
man opus which will be played cen-
assisting him were Herman Feldman,
famous playwright-actor, headlines
the-Hudson, after hai
t
turies hence when the feeble ejacula-
Julius Feldman, Lionel Ginsburg, Max
the bill at B. F. Keith's Temple Thea-
holidays with the foriner's p
tions of Gallic° will have gone the
Brendle, Jack Stark and I. Selzer
ter starting Sunday matinee. Others
way of all such noisome hash. There
billed: Wells, Virginia and West, two
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
was not a little pleasure in the work
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Phillipe enter-
sailors and a girl; Deno and Rochelle,
are spending a few weeks
of the soloist, Richard Crooks, no
tained the college set at an informal
foremost exponents of the Apache
York City, later going to
stranger to Detroit concert audi-
house dance on Tuesday, Dec. 29, in
and originators of the "Charleston
and Buffalo.
ences. Ile again disclosed a tenor
honor of their guest, Miss Sadie Gor-
Apache" with Deno Brothers and
voice of real beauty which he uses
don of Portland, Ore. Mis Gordon
Dave Herman's Band; Con Colleano,
Mrs. Si.
with skillful discreion. But it is not
was the guest of honor at a tea that
was host
wizard of the wire; Ilamtree Ilarring-
a big voice or thrilling, it is not yet
Mrs. Robert Seitner gave on Tuesday,
nesday afternoon to Detroit
ton with Cora Green in "Nobody's
Dec. 29.
wholly developed, and it possesses
of her bridge club at a
MISCHA ELMAN
Gal;" Chassino, in humorous shadows
neither the power nor the timbre to
luncheon. Mrs. (Mertes Wi
MOE LEITER
of himself; East and Dumke; a Hal
Chicago was the honor gues
cope with the demands which Wag-
Announcement has been received
MISS HELEN BLUMROSEN
Roach two-reel comedy and the week-
War is a pleasure to him who does
ner's "Lohengrin Narrative" imposes
here of the marriage of Miss Leah the month of December $252,731,
ly screen subjects.
not go to it.
upon the singer. Mr. Crooks is a clid avenue, died last Sunday morning Margolis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. which brings his total for the year
Miss Bernice Solomon,
typical English lyric tenor and it was after an illness of several weeks. The Louis Margolis of New York, to Dr. up to $1,220,000. The company ex- been spending the holidays
no surprise to find him at his best in funeral was held from her late resi- Jacoby Rothner, son of Mr. and Mrs. premed its appreciation to the De- parents, returned to Syrac
the saccherine French aria which he dence on Monday afternoon with Joseph Rothner of this city, on Dec. troit public for its past patronage versity.
gave as encore, wherein his fine-spun Rabbi A. Si. Hershman officiating. 27 in New York City. At home at shown to Mr. Leiter, whose increase
pianissimos showed his gifts to the Interment was at Clover Hill Park 3902 Joy road, Detroit.
in business over 1924 is $207,000.
Mrs. J. Shaw of Youngsto
greatest advantage.
Cemetery.
who has been the guest of
A soloist of another caliber was
Jay Rich was the week-end guest
Miss Blumrosen was born 23 years
Mrs. B. Wyman, left for
Ruth
Draper
to
Appear
presented at last night's concert, Carl ago in Manistique, Mich., and came of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Rich.
last Friday.
Friedberg, internationaly celebrated to Detroit with her family about six
With a program filled with wide-
pianist, who gave a remarkably con- years ago. She was graduated from
Dr. Boris Zola of Hamilton, Ont.,
ly diverse types, Miss Ruth Draper,
"Orientals" Play H
vincing, finely felt and sincerely im- Detroit Teachers College and had is spending a fortnight in this city,
internationally famous character act-
pressive performance to Beethoven's taught at the Balch School the past the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
ress, will appear in Orchestra Hall
Joseph Cherniaysky, afte
lovely and graceful Third Piano Con- two years. Miss Blumrosen was a
next Thursday evening, under the triumphs abread, as well as
certo. This music, breathing the very director of the Detroit Red Cross
joint auspices of the local alumni of ice, has succt•sfully
essence of the spirit of romance, deli- and a member of the Water Safety
Smith, Wellesley and Bryn Mawr Col- if new oriental tnel.ill ■ -s in
Constructed
cately glamorous and calling for the Corps of the Red Cross. She was ac-
Ofrnot
lege and of the Chi Omega Sorority. fox-trot and tango temp th,
greatest accuracy and finesse from tively interested in the Detroit Junior
n4 Ui n
Since 1875 PHYSICAL
Her Detroit program in full will be with the weird music of the C
the performer, was received with pro- Hadassah Unit. She is survived by
CULTURE. SHOES have
as
follows: "A French Dressmaker," syncopate with the lot dein
longed applause and at once estab- her mother, Mrs. Jennie Blumrosen,
'met a growing demand year
"Three Generation in a Court of Do- iazz. Cherniaysky's kW
lish the artist Friedberg as one of the three sisters, Mrs. Saul Saulson Mrs Woman's League:
after year and during this
mestic
Relations," "The Italian Les- sist of an ensemble of aces
The Northwestern Women's I.eague
time have served the most
elect, a most welcome addition to the Morse Goldman and Miss Rita Blum-
`Korn Since 1875 for
discriminating women.
ranks of visiting virtuosi. The only rosen; two brothers, Joseph Blum- of the United Ilebrew Schools will son," "A Class in Greek Poise," "In musicians of 14 men playing
County
Kerry," "At a Telephone
and Caucassian music,
criticism one might venture here is rosen and Nathan Blumrosen of Pon- hold a charter festival on Sunday
nothing more than a suggestion; tiac, and a large number of relatives evening, Feb. 21, at the Philadelphia Switchboard," "In a Church in Flor- their native and colorful
ence.•Tickets
are
on
sale
at
Grin-
with especially designed see]
and Byron Talmud Torah, when the
namely, that the concerto should have and friends.
tains, as well as original Hi
charter will be auctioned and the nells and Orchestra Hall.
been placed as the closing number on
Style Plus Cinfiri
They will appear at Orchestt
highest bidder will have the honor of
the program, because, in this in- MRS. ANNA HULER
SAMUEL TO GET TITLE
Sunday evening, Ian. 17.
are the most scientific contribution to the field oh
stance, the piece de resistance of the Mrs. Anna Haler, age 23 years, of hanging it on the wall of the build-
corrective footwear.
ing. Every member's name will be
e v e n i n g, Stravinsky's altogether 4071
Elmhurst avenue died on Mon- inscribed on the charter. A member-
LONDON.—(J.
T.
A.1—Sir
Iler-
BUDAPEST—(J. T. A.)-
Whether their purpose is to relieve or prevent • particular,
charming "Firebird" suite, came af- day, Dec. 29, at Harper Hospital
bert Samuel, former High Commis- ment in Hungary for the
painful condition or to conceal unsightly lines, their
ter the lengthy fourth of Brahms and She is survived by her husband, Rob- • Iship campaign is now being conducted
sioner
of
Palestine,
will
receive
the
of
the numerus clausus tin
corrective features in no way impair their peeing style.
the concerto; after the patience of ert Ruler, her two weeks old baby I and every Jewish woman in the city is
title of duke after the inquiry into number of Jewish student
the audience had been taxed to the boy; two sisters, Mrs. Mollia Wins- invited to join. The league has as its
Bullt.ln Arch, Snug
the
coal
situation
is
completed
by
the
Hungarian
universities is
utmost, and the applause which greet- low and Mrs. Sara Pushkin; four definite aim the purchase of busses
gripping lieeL
royal commission, of which Sir Her- strength, according to repo
ed the excellent performance of the brothers, Joseph, Jack, George and to convey the children to and from
the Hebrew schools, Meetings are bert was appointed chairman, accord. known here.
Stravinsky opus was almost negli- Louis Fineman.
Sires I to 10 AAAA to FEE
held every Tuesday evening at the ing to reports circulated here.
gible. This suite, the Mendelssohn
Talmud Torah, Philadelphia and By-
"Midsummer Night's Dream" over-
REV. ARTHUR KATSER
ron avenues. Mrs. H. E. Lippit is
LEGAL NOTICE
rho Only Exclusive Authorised
ture, and, as already noted, the
Rev. Arthur Katser, for 35 years president and the other officers are:
Distributor in Detroit.
Beethoven symphony, warmed the au-
Detroit Symphony Orch
Phys'cal Culture 5h.
No. 12,47
dience to leader and orchestra and a resident of Detroit, died suddenly Mrs. Frieda Sachs, vice-president;
on Saturday morning, Jan. 2
5peciarsts In Attendance.
TREASURY DEPARTMEN'F
The Mrs. Samuel Snitz, recording secre-
made these realize that when at their
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF
funeral
was
held
at
his
late
residence,
tary; Mrs. Max Weksler, financial sec-
best the home folk are the most re-
TI1E CURRENCY
400 Medbury avenue, Sunday after- retary, and Mrs. Sam Kalt, treasurer;
At 3:30
Waehington, D. C., Nov. I I. 1925.
Fittings by X-Ray
sponsive and eager to acknowledge noon and services were also held at Mrs. Rose Burstein, Mrs. Earry
VICTOR KOLAR, Condos
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
the splendid work of the organization the Farnsworth Synagogue. Inter-
to the undereiened, it has been made
Soloists
Schmidt and Mrs. Louis Cashwan, sented
to appear that "THE GRISWOLD NA-
FELIX FOX, Pianio
which it supports. ment was at Clover Hill Park Ceme- trustees. Mrs. Isaac Margolis, Mrs. TIONAL
IIANK OF DETROIT" in the City
GEORGES MIQUELLE,
tery, where the services were con- Sam Kelt and Mrs. J. Kunin are in of Detroit. in the County of Wayne and
Tickets Rde to $1 at Grin,.
Syhpmony Announcements.
ducted by Rabbis A. M. Hershman, charge of the banquet to be held Feb. State of Michi”n, has complied with all the
Ora Hall. Phone Gum
provisions of the Statutes of the United
Aishiskin and Spatter. Rev, Katzer 21 and Sirs. Max Weksler is in charge States, required to be complied with before
Thurs. and Fri. Eves.. i.e.:
VictorKolar, conductor of the was also a member of the Shaarey of the membership campaign. Mrs. an association alien be author ised to coin•
at 5.30
Sunday afternoon concerts of the Zedek Synagogue. Cantor Milkow- Frieda Sachs donated $25 and Mrs. mence the 'twines: of banking.
OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH, Ct
NOW.
THEREFORE.
I.
Chart.
W.
Col-
'Known Since 1875 ter Quality!'
Violin Soloist
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, w ill sky sang "Almine Rach Anim."
J. Kunin, Mrs. Rose Cohn and Mor- line. Acting Comptroller of the Currency. do
JACQUES THIFIAU
have the assistance Sunday after- Rev. Katser is survived by his ris Harrison each donated $5 at the hereby certify that "THE GRISWOLD NA•
A. BROUDY, MGR.
Tickets $1 to $2.50 at Cu.
TIONAL IIANK OF DETROIT," In the City
noon, Jan. 10, of two artists. Felix widow, Bertha Katser; two dough. last meeting for the bus fund.
Orchestra Hall. Glen. it
of Iletroit, in the County of Wayne and State
1434 FARMER STREET
Fox, pianist, and Georges Miquelle, term, Mrs. Benavie and Harriet Kat-
of Michigan, II authorised to commence the
Sat. Morn., J•n. 16, at 1
'cellist. Mr. Fox, a German by birth, ser; three sons, Samuel, Bernard and
Bet. Grand River and John R.
buniness of Banking as provided In Section
Young People's Cone
Fifty-one Hundred and sixty-nine of the lie•
has studied and concertized both in Saul; one brother, Louis Katzer.
VICTOR KOLAR, Condo,
steed Statute. of the United States.
Europe and America and is at pres-
E. M. RHETTS, Lech
IN TESTIMONY WHF:REOF, witness Inv
entresiding in Boston, where he is
Music of
MRS. HANNAH FINK
hand and era! of office this Eleventh day of
Moussorgsky and Bop
November, 1925.
head of a school of pianoforte play- Mrs. Ilinnah Fink, 72 years of age, Institution on Winder Street S
CHARLF:S W. COLLINS.
Tickets 15c to 75c at Grin!
ing which bears his name. He will wife of Isaac Fink of Saginaw, died
Hell
Homeless and Wandering Men,
Acting Comptroller of the Currency.
and Ora
play Liszt's Concerto in A •major. Jan. 2 at the home of her daughter,
(SEAL)
Mr. Miquelle is the first 'cellist of Mrs. Paul Fleisher of 2511 Taylor
The House of Shelter, located at
the orchestra and although he was avenue, after a long illness. She
299 Winder street, serves a group of
heard in Detroit two seasons ago with was buried at Clover Hill Park Ceme- men not reached by other charity or
the Detroit Symphony Quartet, this tery, Rabbi
M. Hershman conduct- aid agencies. Wandering men are
is his first solo appearance with the ing the services. She is survived by
given food and shelter for as long as
Detroit Symphony Orchesra, He will her husband, four children, Mrs. Abe necessary until they can obtain jobs
BASILE KIBALCHICH
play Saint-Saens' Concerto for Vio- Goldsmith, Mrs. Fleisher and Mrs. and are assisted in seeking places to
loncello in A minor. Samuel Marienthal of Detroit and
work. The average length of time
Solo Singers
Mr. Kolar has selected as the Louis Fink of Saginaw; six grand - I each man stays at the house is three
in gorgeous Russian costumes
nurely orchestral numbers Mozart's children and four great-grandchil .1 day s
to two weeks; he is allowed to
eft.
delightful overture, "Nlarriage of Fi-
present'
stay until he is able to find work. It
garo," Gliere's symphonic poem, "The
a propm
is the only direct place of its kind
Sirens" and last but not least he will
"Blossom Time Next Week.
that Jewish men coming to the city
nresent to a Detroit audience for the
No musical or theatrical announce- can go and the only place most of
first time lionneger's famous "Pa- ment could give greater pleasure to
them know of. The men, who many
cific 231."
local patrons of the theater, than that times come ragged without sufficient
8:30 P. M.
At the ninth pair of symphony con- "Blossom Time" is coming again. This clothing or oboes,, are provided with
-erts on Jan. 21-22 Conductor Ga- wholly lovely work has won its way
under and outer wear and shoes
brilowitsch will play two compositions into the hearts of all classes of music-
whenever necessary and posisble. Mr.
Gershun Rubin
Madame J. Cherniaysky
J011, Cherniaysky
new to Detroit audiences, the first lovers here as elsewhere, for in its and Mrs. Philip Grosberg, who for-
MAIL ORDERS NOW
Dopper's Ciaconna Gotica and the quaintness and charm, its dainty grace
merly worked for the Detroit Orphan
second Rimsky-Korsakov's Symphony its picturesque settings and its abun-
Home, are in charge of the House of
Suite No. 2 called "Antar," which, dant comedy, scarce less than in its Shelter.
Grinnell Bros. and Orchestra Hall.
like his "Scheherezade," is founded glorious score of Franz Schubert's
and
Naftuli Bielfield is president of thi
Prices: $1.10, $1.65, $2.20, $2.75 and $3.30.
on Oriental legends.
music. That the forthcoming engage. house and Louis Duscoff is chairman
Tickets at GrinnelPs on and after Jan. 17.
%Oda
The third number is Strauss' "Till ment scheduled for Jan 10 at the Shu- of the board of directors. Speaking
Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks." The bert Lafayette may be the last in this of the needs of the place, they said
soloist will be Jacques Thibaud, fore- c ity', will he met with prompt response.,
that the house is unable to do as
most representative of the modern no doubt, by those who have not seen
ru-ditASS SOLO
much work as it should because of
French school, who will appear twice i t before.
lack of funds. It is supported entirely
on the program, playing the Bach
by donations of money and articles. yo
Atormons
r
Concerto for Violin in E major, and WESTERN AID SOCIETY
Persons having warm outer clothing,
Saint-Saens' Introduction and Rondo
underwear, hose and shoes which
DANCE
SUNDAY,
JAN.
10
Capriccios°.
Eves. 50c In
they do not use and which are still
Wed. and Sat
The orchestra will be out of town
The Western Ladies Aid Society usable are asked to call the house,
Madame l.ara
on Tuesday of Csis week, when it
50c to $1
Joseph Winog-
will hold its tenth annual ball Sun- Clifford 7230-W, and the articles will
Cherniaysky
gives its second of a series of three day evening, Jan. 10 at the Philadel- b e called for and given to men who
radoff, the great
will accompany
concerts in Buffalo. In the afternoon phia and Byron Talmud Torah. Jean are suffering from the cold because
opera singer,
a concert will be given for the school Gcldkette's orchestra will furnish the of lack of clothing.
at piano.
and Gershun
children
en o of Bu ff I
u a o, which will be di- music for the evening's program. Mrs.
Rubin, the well
rocted by Mr. Kolar and at which Ben
Schwartz, chairman of the dance,
known artist
Dodge Bros. New Prices.
Miss Rhetts will lecture. The evening
and her committee are actively at work
and imperson-
concert will be condo coed b y NI
G to make this affair a success.
r. e-
ator, will ap-
Don't fail to
Proceeds
New prices on Dodge Brothers Mo-
brilowitsch and Ignaz Friedman will will go towards local charity. Tickets tor cars, the subject of widespread
pear at the con-
hear this great
be the piano soloist.
may be secured at the door the eve- comment since it was made known De-
cert
musical treat.
ning of the dance.
cember 15 that a sweeping reduction
The officers of the society are: Pres- would be made, have been announced.
I lent, Mrs. Max Finkle; vice-president , The new and old prices on the diff er-
Mrs. Jacob Granader; financial secre- ent types of carsIollow:
Socid Hygiene Lecture Course:
! Touring car, new price $795, old
Because of the popularity of last tary; Mrs. B. lenberg; recording sec-
year's social hygiene lecture course, retary, Mrs. K. Spinach; treasurer, prtce, $876; roadster, new price, $795,
Mrs.
Lazerson.
old price, $855; Type B Sedan, new
a new one has been arranged to begin
price, $895; old price, $1045; Special
Tuesday evening, Jan. 19, and will
Last Sat. Mat. Jan. 16. Last Time Sat. Night, Jan
DEATH OF I. FINEMAN
Type A Sedan, new price $1015, old
run six consecutive Tuesdays. Miss
price,
$1280; coupe, new price, $845,
Mary P. Connolly of the Board of
MOSCO W.—(J. T. A.)—Isaac old price, $960; panel commerciahcar,
WOODWARD AT PARSONS
GLENDALE 8290
Health will begin the series of lec-
tures with a talk on "Keeping Fit." Fineman, well-known Russian Jewish new price, $885, old price, $960; screen
Prices: $2.00, $1.50, $1.00, 75c. Tax Extra.
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journalist, died in Moscow. Mr. Fine- commercial car, new price, $810, old
1 11.11.1
1
OW I 1 1110 L110
Tinkote cam he
man was for the past 30 years a con- price, $885; chassis, new price, $665,
ml at Yiddish Playhouse, Cherry 2523, or at
Cl
.
The new term for class work be- tributor to many Russian Jewish and old price, $730.
Orchestra Hall day of
rt.
It was stated in the announcement #
gins Menday, Jan. 11. Cooking, sew- general Russian newspapers, under
ing, decorative art, gymnastics, swim- the nom de plume of Teneremo. lie f Dec. 15 that the new prices would be l
ming and aesthetic dancing require was very popular among the Russian retroactive and that all purchasers of
Phone ( Kerry 2523
Dodge Brothers cars between that date
2814 Hastings Street
new enrollment. Class bulletins will reading public.
1
A. LITTMAN and M. FISHSON, N smgere.
and the time the revised 'schedules
1
be sent to anyone on request. En-
were
made
known
would
be
refunded
ECONOMIC
DISTRESS
roll as soon as possible to be assured
Matinee and Evenir
Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 9 and 10. Malin
of a place in any of the classes in
IN POLAND WORSE the difference between the new and old
prices. In accordance with this prom-
PO
which you are interested.
ise, thousands of checks are being
FOR INDIVIDUAL FORMS OF CAKE OR PASTRY
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—The eco-
made
out
by
Dodge
Brothers
Dealers
Friday Night Service.:
Monday Evening, Jan. 11. LADIE S FREE.
nomic distress of Polish Jewry is
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will again lead growing worse from day to day. Over to such purchasers.
For Special Parties of Any Kind Call
Popular Performance of
•
In commenting on Dodge Brothers
the services on Friday, Jan. 16. He 300,000 men were registered as unem-
will speak on the "Jewish Conception ployed in the country. A large pro- reductions, Robert C. Graham, vice-
president
and
general
sales
manager,
of Prayer." After the services a so- portion of these are Jews, mainly for-
Same, Play as Given at Honor Performance fee Mr. Aria.
said:
cial hour will follow.
mer employees of the Jewish factories
The reduction in the prices of
Vimimmday Eveniag, Jan. 13
in Lore and Bialystok, the textile cen- Dodge Brothers cars is made possible
8916 TWELFTH STREET, (Bet. Taylor and Hazelwood)
Supper Class..
Benefit Performance for the Michigan Protec five Lodge Ho
ters in Poland, which are idle due to by a $10,000,000 investment in new
There is still room for members in the crisis in the country.
buildings and equipment which will
the Monday and Tuesday Supper
Jewish leaders are much alarmed greatly increase capacity for 1926.
WE SPECIALIZE IN INDIVIDUAL ORDERS
Classes. The classes begin at 5:30, over the situation and fear • repiti.
This expansion program has greatly
Thursday Evening, Jen. 14.
the girls coming to the "Y" from tion of the events in Lodz several days
And Guarantee Satisfaction and Prompt Attention.
improved our already highly developed
work and preparing their own sup- ago when the unemployed stormed the and economical system of progressive
Watch pollen for announcement of a great literary come
pers. They are very interesting and lewish community building, demand- assembly and reduced our production
1 instructive classes.
i ng immediate relief.
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costs."
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Skillfully
Scientifically
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pHYSICAL C.ILTURE SHOES
ORCHESTRA HA
Sunday After!.
PHYSICAL CJLTURE SHOES'
Rule Plus Comfort
HOUSE OF SHELTER
ASKS FOR CLOTHING
____Frtvwsuurnmnrvn,
v,,,NAPISilltPw sCOMI ORIr"le
RU SSIAN SYMPHONIC CHO
A.
Latest Musical Sensation
First Appearance in Detroit
Director
Twenty-two
Orchestra Hall
Son Its
and of h,
Conn Er'
Monday Eve., Jan. 25
Classical 11
JOSEPH CHERNIAVSKY
Church Ihj
and his
YIDDISH AMERICAN JAll BAND
With SOPRANO, CONTRALTO,TENOR
An Oriental Syncopated Symphony Band.
LAST
WEEK
GARRICK
The Best Melodrama of Years.
Thrilling Play of Tropic Passion.
ALOMA
Y. W. H. A. NOTES
Will Appear for One Night Only
Sunday Evening, January 17, 1926
l
of the
South Sea;
Hula Hula Girls — Hawaiian Musicians.
ORCHESTRA HALL
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