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"`""""""""s"aswas""'"). OUR s: PRAYERS FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR I
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By RABBI JOSEPH
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Phone Rates Reduced. 1
General readjustment of long dis- 1
tance telephone rates between points I
During holiday service. in Chicago
tickete are xriling as high a, In.
Now I. your opportunity to hear him
Si rea•onable prirtr.
JOSEF
ROSENBLATT
in Michigan and points outside the
It is customary to spend half of the High Holy Days
state and in the evening and night
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in prayer and supplication. The approach of the High
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period during which reduced rates ap-
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Holy Days forms an appropriate time to commend to our
ply are announced by Lou Burt, De-
reflection the interesting question, What is prayer in gen-
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troit division commercial superin.
era)? Shall we say that by the outpouring of our hearts
tendent for the Michigan Bell Tele-
n
we reveal to the Almighty matters unknown to him? Ca
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phone Cze pany the changes becom-
"World Renown ed Cantor"
we for a moment entErtain the belief that the Divine De-
Mr. Burt t te
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JEWELRY DEPT. — MAIN FLOOR
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end Choir
!' t . h e a ese chanes . re ' made in athe
cree is subject to change through human insistence and
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interests
of
public
convenience
and
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entreaty? Admittedly, such ideas of prayer are naught
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to eliminate service difficulties en-
e
but blasphemous and profane. Prayer—constituted of rep- ' countered
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under the present schedule
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and
Sept.
1.1,e.,
Wtolne•day
cannot, certainly, be said
of rates to points outside the state.
Thor.. Storni., Sept. 2:4
I , etition of a prescribed form
in
itself
;
it
is
but
a
means
to
an
end.
The
Readjustment
of long distance rates
to be an end,
EMANUEL SYNAGOGUE
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between points within the state were
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object of prayer can only be fulfilled when our hearts and
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Thursday Eve., Sept. 23 and
made effective July 10.
minds completely react in full understanding to the text
Friday Morning. Sept. 24
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According to the telephone official,
wilt ABRAHAM SYNAGOGUE
of the prayer. We must become imbued with the spirit
(Palmer and Ileaubien1
the net result of the readjustment in
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of the prayer ; we must become permeated with its lesson,
rates will be a saving to the tele-
Ticket. at 1 1 .1 Savoy. 112 Madison A, e.: J. H. Ehrlich Jewelry Store, 237
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Gratiot Ave.; Moe Ehrlich Jewelry Stores, State Theater Bldg., 11•4ting• and
and being inspired, have our minds cleared of material
phone users of the United States of
Ad•rno, Twelfth and Clairmount.
approximately $3,000,000 a year.
defilement. It behooves us to approach prayer with an
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The reduced rate night and eve-
open, self-reaching and receptive mind. When we mention
period has been lengthened one
$ e in prayer our troubles and anxieties we must search with- ning
and a half hours..under the proposed
j, in ourselves and seriously and frankly reflect whether it is
readjustment, and will affect serv-
ice between points within the state
we who are at fault in our troubles and vexations.
Blonde — Emerald — Brown — Blue — Red 1 • not
as well as that between Michigan
1 • , We must seriously ponder as we contemplate the distress
cities and outside points. Reduced
our people whether it is not we who are to blame in
rates on station-to-station (anyone)
Black -- Rose — Gray and Combinations • • of
bring
about
the
relief
of
our
people
from
calls will begin at 7 p. m. instead of
neglecting to ir ng a o
8:30 as formerly, the discount to be
their sad plight. Our prayers for stricken humanity must
approximately 25 per cent of the day
also be subjected to the same self-searching thoughts.
station-to-station (anyone) rates, in-
This, then, is to an extent the end and aim of prayer—to
creasing to a discount of approxi-
mately 50 per cent of the day sta-
produce the proper state of mind and environment for soul
tion-to-station (anyone) rates be-
searching thought and speculation.
tween 8:30 p. m. and 4:30 a. m.
The prayers of only too many of us are meaningless
These discounts will apply on calls on
because we do not understand our own desires, because
A House Built on
which the station-to-station (any-
we do not know what we are praying for: On the High
one) rate is 40 cents or more, with
QUALITY
and SERVICE
minimum
reduced
rate
of
35
cents.
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Holy Days we pray for a happy year. Now what do we
Because of the unsatisfactory serv. #t
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understand by a happy life. To most of us a happy year
ice conditions encountered under the
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on the whole is synonymous with prosperity and economic
discount still in effect on calls to
calls to points outside Michigan be-
' success. Regretfully, only too many of us, in praying for a
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tween midnight and 4:30 a. m., that
happy year express a mute desire to see our commercial
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discount
is
to
be
discontinued.
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ventures come to a profitable culmination, that our busi-
ness expand and bank balance grow. To see to these does
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to many of us seem the aim and end of life. But why?
Fitted with coin purse
, Can we justify in reason our guiding belief that the pos-
and mirror. Moire lined.
Season's Greetings
session of wealth secure greater happiness. It is an unde-
sirable verity of human existence that increasing wealth
Frank G. Van Dyke
only calls forth an insatiable craving for more and more
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wealth. The more one has the more he wants. The Wise
WOODWARD AT WILLIS
of the TalMud impressively expressed this psychological
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fact of human behavior,-"It is as though a man attempted
to quench his thirst with salt water: the more he drinks
A. Littman, Mgr. M. Fishson, Stage Director and Regisseur.
LONG-TERM
the more it stimulates his thirst." The seeking of happi-
ness through money is as the pursuit of an ever-illusive
The Management and Company extend the Seasons
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will-o'-the-wisp that spends our energies and leaves us
Greetings to the Jews of Detroit.
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in the end but to behold the ruins of our wasted lives. Hap-
1 pines, we should recognize, consists rather in spiritual
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valu ,s, in the satisfactic01 of the mind and soul.
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Friday Evening, Sept. 10; Saturday and Sunday •
.—! happy, although he possessed little of material riches.
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Matinee and Evening, Sept. 11 and 12.
=was happy in his humble surroundings and modest home
with the•happiness that comes from the love and loyalty of li
The entire company will appear in the 'Great Musical Production
=1 strong family ties—between husband and wife, parents.
Season's Greetings
For the First Time in itstroit.
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a! and children. There was the spirit of mutual sacrifice
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Ei and consideration that lessened the friction of existence
JULIUS
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in poverty and adversity and made life sweet and desirable
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even in the darkest hours of suffering and travail. The ob-
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servance of beautiful customs and a sensibility to the spirit
TO THE JEWISH
In three •cts with Prologue by Freiman. Music by Broody. Show
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of sacredness of higher and nobler conceptions changed
Of All Kinds.
produced by Louis Birenb•urn. Dance. arranged by Bleiban ■ and
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COMMUNITY OF
Birenbaum. Chorus directed by A. Gruskon, music leader.
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At Lowest Prices.
paradise. He truly lived by the precepts of his religion.
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ENLARGED ORCHESTRA — NEW SCENERY
DETROIT FROM
That beautiful period in the history of the Jew, regret-
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WONDERFUL ELECTRICAL EFFECTS
Paper and Banner Signs Made
fully,
is
now
long
past.
Now,
gold
has
been
raised
upon
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While You W•it.
an
altar
in
the
center
of
the
universe,
to
which
we
foolishly
Prices: Evenings, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00; Matinees, 50s, 75c,
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$1.00 and $1.50.
turn to radiate a healing light. Money a
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God; the bankbook our Bible, and business our religion.
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For benefit performances, see Manager at Majestic Theatre.
=, Today, there are many Jewish houses but few Jewish
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homes. Homes in the sense the Jew formerly understood
=i the term—havens of refuge from the strife of the world,
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must face ourselves with the fact that it is our own cu-
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Therefore, let us remember and bear in mind that the hap-
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piness we pray for is in our reach and that we ourselves
have banished it. The prayer will then in effect be an-
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swered; its purposes accomplished.
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LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE SERVICE
CHANGES
By MORRIS FRIEDBERG
Rosh Hashonah Greetings to All My
Jewish Clientele.
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5633 SIXTEENTH STREET
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Rosh Hashonah Greetings to All Our Jewish
Friends and Clientele.
LINDLEY, BROWN
AND MacDonald
LAWYERS
848 PENOBSCOT BUILDING
Phones Cadillac 2346-7-8
To my mind the best that can be said about Palestine
is to repeat the words of Dr. Stephen S. Wise that "Pales-
tine is not a Jewish Question—it is the Jewish Answer."
When the big business men have reached the. point
where they feel safe in investing $500,000 in the Rotten-
berg Electrification Project in Palestine, as did Mr. Baron,
of London, or where they contribute a like sum towards
the Hebrew University Fund, as did the late Mr. Rosen-
bloom of Pittsburgh. I believe it is reasonable to consider
these as unmistakable signs that Palestine has longyeached
beyond the embryo stage and is now well on the road to
the permanent and prosperous Eretz Israel for which we
have prayed and suffered theSe many centuries. More
than :30,000 immigrants entered Palestine last year. It is
true that sonic 3,000 were unemployed during the late
1925 and early 1926, but it should be borne in mind that
this number has been greatly reduced though immigration
has continued at nearly the same pace. Even 3.000 is but
a small fraction of the 150,000 Jews now calling Palestine
their home and reports from the most reliable sources
convince me that even this small percentage of unemployed
would have been avoided if more capital had been avail-
able for building purposes either through greater con-
tributions to the United Palestine Appeal or a larger sale
of Palestine investment securities.
The future of Palestine is very bright and full of hope
for our people. All Detroit visitors in Palestine praise the
achievements there in the most glowing terms.
With the exception of the United States, where im-
migration is restricted to almost nothing, Palestine is the
only place in the world where the Jews can take refuge
and feel secure. In my opinion no contribution and no in-
vestment will render so much and such permanent aid and
relief to our people as a contribution to and an investment
in Palestine.
Our campaign for 1927 will be ,for $7,500,000, of
which Detroit's quota will be, at least, $150,000.
RADIO DOCTORS
Reductions in Long Distance Rates
to Points Outside Michigan
To points outside Michigan that are 150 miles or more distant, Long Distance
rates will be reduced substantially-the greater the distance, the greater the re-
duction. For example, from Detroit to St. Louis the basic station-to-station
rate will be $2.30 instead of $3.00; to Denver, $5.25 instead of $7.40; to San
Francisco. $9.30 instead of $13.45; to New York,$2.40 instead of $3.15.
Rates for distances between 24 and 110 miles will be adjusted, in many cases, to
make the schedule consistent throughout, but in these cases any increase of the
basic s tation-to-station (Anyone) rate will be only five cents.
Reversed Charges on Station-to-Station
(Anyone) Calls
Heretofore the reversal of charges has been available only on person-to-person
(Particular Person) calls. As a further convenience to the public., this privilege
will be extenoed to station-to-station (Anyone) calls where the rate is 25 cents
or more, both to points outside of Michigan and between points within the state.
Longer Reduced Rate Period
Reduced rate hours for station-to-station (Anyone) calls, both to Michigan
points and to outside points, will begin at 760 p. m., instead of 8:30 p. m. as
formerly. Between 7:00 p. m. and 8:31) p. m., the discount will be approximately
25 per cent of the day station-to-station (Anyone) rates; from 8:30 p. m. to -4:30
a. m., the discount will be about-50 per cent of the day rates. These discounts
will apply where the day station-to-station (Anyone) rate is 40 cents or more,
with a minimum reduced rate of 35 cents. Because of the unsatisfactory service
conditions which it brought about, the midnight discount still in effect on calls
to points outside Michigan will he discontinued.
The net result of these rate changes will be a saving to the telephone users of
the United States of approximately $3,000,160 a year. The service changes are
made in the interests of public convenience, to relieve the burden now imposed
by the congestion of business at midnight and to furnish still better long
distance service.
Reduction, and adjustments in long distance rates between point! a it/un
the state became effective July to.
Expert Repairs On All Makes.
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