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, A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
hen It Comes to Buying Furs
these
three important ele-
ments enter into serious
consideration--
Quality
Price
Style
The prestige earned
through years of honest
dealings is the guarantee
that goes with every
Sell Garment.
Our collections of the season's most fashionable
models, in everyday and evening wear, is worthy of
your inspection and consideration.
You are assured of absolute satisfaction when ytri
buy your furs from
L. SELL, Furrier
IlstaIditlied in 1095
3417 Woodward Avenue
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Greetings
5687 -- 1926
PAGE NINE
Roman
BITHAREST.---d. T. A.l -- The
Jassy Chamber of Commerce, which
recently elected Senator Elijah Men-
delsohn to the Roumanian Senate,
was dissolved by an order of the Rou-
manian government. It was stated
that the chamber was dissolved for
the purpose of effecting the election
to the Senate of Mr. Czerkez, the
candidate of Premier Averescu. A
teniporary committee to reorganize
the chamber was appointed.
TIIE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D. C.
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
Detroit, Mich.
Gentlement :—Rosh Hashonah, the Jewish New Year.
which this year begins on the evening of Septemberg. is one
of the most notable anniversaries in the Jewish calendar.
It is an occasion, too. of much interest to non-Jewish people,
To the Jews of this country it-brings an eloquent reminder
of the good fortune that has attended them under Ameri-
can institutions which assure equality of opportunity . to all
good citizens. They are to be congratulated On the splen-
did spirit with which they have assimilated the purposes
and aspirations of this country's policy. In a nation whose
laws know no favored race or group or religions, they have
won their way because they have proved their genius for
tine co-operation in the common interest.
Sincerely,
CALVIN COoLIDOE.
of the Jewish people we desire to extend one
, itWere wishes for a Happy and Prosperous
New Year.
Wt- also desire to express our sincere appre-
ciation of your filued patronage and take
this opportunity to assure you that we are
always striving to please you and we hope
that we will always he favored with your kind
patronage.
S G. GULIAN
RUG CO.
1422 FARMER ST.
Life and Estate Insur•nce
Pension Investment Bonds, Estate Settlements,
Educational Policies, Investment Contracts,
Annuities.
Provide your family with an annuity contract and
assure them a monthly income as long as they live.
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JEWS MUST SAVE JUDAISM
By RABBI LEO M. FRANKLIN
I return from Europe just as the New Year is about
to dawn with great gratitude in my heart at the improved
economic conditions that are beginning to prevail in most
of the countries of the Old World and in which our people
share. There can be little question that living conditions
for the Jews in central Europe, at least, are better than
they.have been during recent years, although there is still
much suffering and actual want in some quarters. Wher-
ever one goes, however, he hears words of praise for the
American Jews who, during the past bitter years, have
given so generously out of their largess for the relief of
their less fortunate brethren. It should he with a pravr
of thanksgiving to the God Who has prospered hint &id
privileged him to be the helper of his brothers, .that the
Jew- in America should enter upon this New Year.
But there is ;mother task—and, perhaps, a greater ope
--that lies before us. We have responded generously And
graciously to the appeal of physical suffering. Put Jewish
souls are starving and they. too, need nutriment. It is not
enough that Jews should save Jews. They must also save,.
Judaism. And as our brethren abroad looked to us for/
food for their bodies, so also are they looking to us fIi
spiritual nourishment. This was the one dominant !tote that
Avas struck again and again at the great International Con-
ference of Liberal Jews in London. And we shall not dis-
appoint them. We shall face the task of so interpreting the
faith of Our fathers that it will satisfy the soul-hunger of a
growing generation here and abroad. It is with a con-
sciousness of this responsibility that we enter upon the New
Year. May it be a year of material plenty and spiritual
satisfaction to our co-religionists throughout the world.
Fur Certainty
MANY PROBLEMS CONFRONT AMERI-
CAN JEWRY
is easier than fur doubt
By RABBI A. M. HERSHMAN
l'uttn Id, momentous occasion in the live;
Harry Landsman
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Annis slogan, "Buy With
Confidence." 14 110 mere catch
phrase. It symbolizes the ideals
of this 40-year•old institution.
When you 'select a fur coat con-
taining the .1nnis label, you are
certain of dependable peltries of
"Thy people's needs are large." A great truth this,
a truth which at this season of the year must come home to
us with special force and significance.
Many and varied are the problems that loom large
before us. There is the problem of our storm-tossed breth-
ren in Eastern Europe. The condition in which they tied
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themselves is indeed precarious. AVe must come to their
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rescue. We are told that on every Atonement Day the
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High Priest of old prayer. among other things, for a year
in which "Thy people, the House of Israel, may not be
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in need of support one from the other." Devoutly do we
hope that this prayer will be answered in the course of
time.
In the meantime, however, we ilare not anticipate any
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relaxation of the grave iqsponsibilities which press upon
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us to provide for the needs of our hapless brethren.
There is the problem of transforming Palestine into
the land of Israel. The Balfour Declaration assures us of
a Palestine for Jews. It is Israel's determination that will
make for a Palestine of Jews. This is an herculean task,
a task which calls for heroism and sacrifice. American
Israel dare not shirk this task.
But above all we must turn our gaze intently home-
wards. Our one imperious need is a deepening and quick-
ening of the Jewish consciousness, a strengthening of
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the Jewish spirit, a fuller recognition of the demands which
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Judaism makes upon us, a determined effort to live the
Jewish life.
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'"rhy people's needs are large." May it not be said
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of them, "their knowledge is broken."
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prime quality, fashioned expertly
by skilled fur artisans.
And when you wear a fur -coat
containing the Annie label you are
certain that its style is in perfect
taste, and incontestably authentic.
Buy With Confidence
The ANNIS FUR POST
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MY NEW YEAR GREETING TO MY FRIENDS
May the New Year
bring to you a full
measure of health,
wealth and prosper , -
ity.
JEWISH FAITH AN INSPIRATION
By MAYOR JOHN W. SMITH
With the approach of the solemnly impressive observ-
ance of the Jewish New Year, it is my privilege as Chief
Executive of Detroit to express a word of appreciation of
the people whose sublime faith has been one of the finest
inspirations of the ages.
The Jewish people stand as foremost exponents of
idealistic courage and unfaltering devotion. They have
exalted respect for their elders and fealty to family ties.
Despite persecution. suffering and hardship they have kept
faith.
I desire to express formally the well wishes of all the
people of Detroit to the members hf this race upon the
occasion of their renewal of their vows,
Fashions
Heralding Hat Styles
for
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From
JOHN B. STETSON
BORSALINO
DISNEY
and "OUR OWN HAT"
individuality
In Shapes. Colors and Hat
Bands, different from the
"staid" styles of other seasons
ITENRYO'HAT T ER
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On the occasion of
the New Year we take
this opportunity of
expressing our good
will.
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TWELFTH STREET
WASHINGTON BLVD.
ATCLAIRMOUNT AVE.
AI ciRAND RIVER AVE.
PALESTINE CURRENCY BOARD
LONDON.--(J. T. A.)--The ap-
pointment of a l'alestine currency
board, which will have for its pur-
pose a study of the possibilities for
introducing a Palestine currency, in-
dependent of the English and Egyp•
;tan pound, was announced by the
liritish colonial office. Mr. Ezechiel,
one of the crown agents for the col.
onies, was appointed chairman of the
board. Other members of the board
are Leslie Coulter. manager of the
British West Africa Bank; Edward
J. Harding. assistant secretary of the
c olonial office; William L. C. Phillips
of the treasury department. The sec-
retary of the board is Mr. Ransom.
Offices of the board will be at 4 Mill
Bank, Westminster, London. It is
planned that the l'alestine currency
will be based on the pound sterling.
The board will also have control of
the currency supply for Palestine, it
was stated.
To our large number of Jewish Friends and Patrons we sincerely
extend our best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
HAYDEN, VAN A.TTER & CO.
Investment Bonds
BAR TO POOR IMMIGRANTS
VIENNA.-1.1. T. A.1—A request
to prevent Jewish immigrants with-
, nut means fiom entering Austria
• was directed to the Austrian govern-
• menu by the Kultusgemeinde, the
t Jewish communal organization, of
1 Klagenfurt, the capital of Carinthia.
The Kultusgemeinde urged the gov-
ernment to direct the Austrian con-
sul in Trieste to refuse via.. to im-
migrants without means, particularly
those who are returned from Pales-
tine.
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