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tation for prompt starting even in
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the coldest weather.
MIZRACHI CONVENTION SHEKELL CAMPAIGN TO
The re-designed steering gear pro.
TO RENT-Six-room lower flat and
CALLS RABBI ASHINSKY OPEN ON NOVEMBER 14 vides
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
greater convenience, increased
garage. Modern. Good neighbor-
One cannot die twice, and one
death we cannot avoid.
for one or two gentlemen, with
hood. 2518 Glendale. Rent rea-
steering ease and improved appear-
small private family. 3302 West
The shekell campaign will be ance. Worm and sector have replaces!
At the urgent request of the cam
sonable. l'hone Arlington 3291-R.
Made to Measure
Boston Blvd. Call after 4 o'clock.
mittee leaders in Washington, Rabb opened on Sunday, Nov. 14, with the former worm and wheel and in
References required. Arlington FOR RENT-Lady alone with small A.M. Ashinsky, who recently came three massmeetings, one to be held the new constructions the ratio has
Monogrammed
MACK B. WEISS-Strictly kosher
at the Kirby Center, one at Congre- been increases! from 8:1 to 10:1.
1618-111.
daughter will rent our furnished
caterer for weddings, banquets,
Alterations and Repairs on Both
gation Emanuel, Taylor and Wilson
Excellent
food.
Rates
room
to
young
lady
employed.
Call
The
adoption
of
the
improved
air
etc.
Old and New Shirts.
parties,
avenues, and the other at the Hol- cleaner necessitates! design of a new
Mrs. Goldberg at 355 Leicester
reasonable. 1670 Pingree Ave. Em- TEACIIElt OF PIANO-Ragtime and
MRS. METH'S
classical. Helen Lewis, 354 John
brook Synagogue, Holbrook and manifold. The new manifold and
Court, Apt. 308, near Brush, eve-
pire 7146. Will also rent out home
R.
St.
at
Adams.
Studio,
Cadillac
Beaubien
streets.
The
meetings
will
CUSTOM SHIRT SHOP
nings between 6 and 7 and Sunday
for private parties and weddings.
cleaner can, however, be installed
7095; residence, Hemlock 9648-R.
start promptly at 2:30 p. m. and the easily on any previous Dodge Broth-
mornings, or phone Randolph 7200
1461 West Philadelphia Ave.
public is urges! to attend.
FOR RENT - Six-room lower and
between 9 and 4:30. --
ers power plant.
Empire 9723
An elaborate program is being ar-
upper modern fiats. Rent very rea- FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
for
gentleman,
with
private
fam-
ranged and will include speeches by
VIOLIN TEACHER with experience
sonable. 555 per month. Must be
An
empty
stomach
has
no
ears.
ily. Near car line. Phone Empire
Rabbis Ashinsky and Stollman, David
has several openings for beginners
seen to be appreciated. 1214 West
1V. Simons, Abe Kaplan, Joseph II.
3278-W.
Euclid Ave. Inquire M. S. Fink,
at reasonable rates. Phone Em-
Ehrlich and Joseph Chaggi and sev-
1199 Atkinson Ave. Phone Em-
Annouming to all our friends
pire 9024-W.
FOR RENT-Northwest section. Be
eral musical numbers.
pire 2826-W.
THE OPENING OF A NEW COAL YARD
. tween Linwood and Dexter. Mod- -
The
purpose
of
the
shekel'
cam-
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
ern five-room upper. Garage and
paign is to raise funds fur the Jews
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
By KARP BROS., formerly with the Karp Coal Company.
with four windows. Blaine near
side drive. Ideal for small family.
for refined couple, in private home.
in Palestine and the sum of 50 cents,
LaSalle Blvd. Phone Garfield
Arlington 7609-W.
a shekell, entitles one to elect dele-
All conveniences. Phone Hemlock
6827-R.
gates to the Zionist Congress.
8005-R.
FOR RENT-Comfortable furnished
FOR
RENT-Nicely
furnished
room
room for refined lady or gentle-
HEBREW TEACHER-Young man
with private family, for refined
"IDEAL SERVICE'
man. Reasonable. Mrs. Sol Dick-
well acquainted with the Jewish re-
Explain Dodge Improvements.
"IDEAL PRRICES"
gentleman. 2080 Virginia Park.
man, 4839 Tireman Ave.
ligion and Hebrew literature will
Pocahontas
Mine
Run
(50%
Lp. ) .$8.90
Phone
Walnut
5725-J.
SPECIAL
give private lessons in Hebrew and
$11.60
SEMI-
Dodge Brothers, Inc., announced
Pocahontas Egg (Screened)
Jewish. Inquire of Edward Cabot. STORES FOR RENT -Linwood FOR RENT - Nice furnished room
SMOKELESS
13126-27. Merchants, wake up!
important
basic
improvements
re-
Phone Arlington 7395-J. 2745
for gentleman or couple. 31321
Location thickly populated. Want-
ill their motor
cently
incorporates!
Ideal Egg
West Grand Ave.
Richton near Dexter Blvd. Phone
SOLVAY COKE
ed, more stores and more business.
cars in their characteristic conserva-
Ideal Lump
Thoroughly Screend
Arlington 5476-R.
All Sixes
Room for dry goods, gents' fur-
Hand•Piclred
tive manner. Their asiverti ,,ing con-
FOR RENT-Six-room beautiful new
$8.40 ;;',
spectacular
nishings,
furniture,
electrical
fix-
or
HARD COAL
furnished flat. Everything mod-
tained no extravagant
FOR RENT-Cheerful large room.
$8.90 ;. n
ture supplies, radio, etc. Very at-
RABBI A. M. ASHINSKY
claims. No undue emphasis, no use
ern. Leaving city, will sacrifice.
Pleasant surroundings; for one or
tractive
terms.
Fon
information
Burlingame Ave. Phone Longfel-
two ladies employed. Near Trum- to Detroit from Pittsburgh as spirit- of superlatives, was resorted to for
call Garfield 7629.
bull car line. 2073 Pingree, Apt. ual leader of the Emanuel Syna- the purpose of focusing attention
low 7770.
onto first one and then another of
103. Phone Euclid 0374-J.
MELROSE
gogue, left Thursday afternoon to the improvements. The natural re-
1045 Mack at G. T. R. R.
FOR RENT-Euclid West 2205. Nice FLAT FOR RENT-Beautiful newly
33911
MELROSE
decorated
upper
duplex.
Garage,
KARP BROS.
attend
the
annual
convention
of
the
furnished room for employed cou.
1230
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished r000m
sult of this sound policy has been in-
side drive, instantaneous heater;
pie or gentlemen. Phone Garfield
for one or two persons. 2205 W. Mizrnchi Organization of the world. terest everywhere in the exact nature
all modern conveniences. 1653
The first meeting was held Friday of the changes made to better Dodge
6773-W.
Euclid Ave. Apt. 204.
Virginia Park. Phone Empire 1584.
morning and will rcontinue for one
Brothers motor car.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
FOR RENT-Steam heated furnished week.
The new five-bearing crankshaft,
Rabbi Ashinsky, who is the vice-
for couple or two gentlemen. Brush GERMAN MECHANICAL ENGI-
room. Blaine, corner Fourteenth
replacing the three-bearing type, by
NEER desires to make acquaint-
president
of
this
organization,
has
near Forest Ave. Write Jewish
St. Suitable fur one or two. Phone
ance of educated Jewish young
reducing
vibration to a minimum,
been one of its most active workers
Chronicle, Box 419.
Euclid 01314.
lady. Object matrimony. Write
and was one of the original founders. gives impressive new silence, smooth-
Jewish
Chronicle,
Box
750.
No
FOR RENT - 386 Elmhurst Ave.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
Rabbi Meyer Berlin, president of ness and elasticity.
The new electrical equipment, with
anonymous letters will be consid-
Modern flat, four large bedrooms.
for refined gentleman, with private the organization, left Palestine espe-
Adults. Vacant Dec. 1. Phone
ered.
family. One and one-half blocks cially to be present at this conven- independent units for starting and
Send for Application.
west of Dexter. 4034 Lawrence. tion. Rabbi Ashinsky is expected for generating, affords many advan-
Longfellow 9311.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
Phone Euclid 4418-It.
tages.
back in Detroit by Friday.
Insured against LOSS of ANY
for couple, with kitchen privileges,
FOR RENT- Cheerful furnished
The new generator itself requires
or for one or two gentlemen. FOR RENT - 2442 Glendale Ave.
room for young lady. Home privi-
less driving power than the single
KIND (except Moth and Wear
Phone Arlington 6702-111.
leges. Private family. All adults.
near Linwood. Nicely furnished
unit it replaces and a further saving,
and
Tear) at ALL TIMES and
Call !after 6 p. tn. 9692 Delmar
room for one or two in private
in power results from elimination of
FOR RENT-Furnished room for one
Ave. Phone Ilemlock 0644-W.
home. Call Arlington 3297-M.
ALL PLACES. Rates 2 and 3
the starting chain.
or two gentlemen, in private home.
The new starting motor affords
Between Woodrow Wilson and OR RENT - Beautiful furnished ,
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, warts and
per cent.
greater cranking ability under severe
F
Twelfth St. Phone Hemlock 45074.
moles removed by multiple elec-
room in private family. Glynn
conditions than did the old single
Mrs.
Frances
Levy
and
sister,
Mrs
trolysis. The quickest, cheapest
Court near Hamilton Ave., N. W.
unit
which
earned
so
enviable
a
repu-
and only method recognized by AMERICAN will give Hebrew les-
section. $5 per week. Phone Hem- George Fox of Richmond, Ind., who
sons. Boys fully prepared for bar
has been visiting in the city, have re
physicians for the removal of su-
lock 6946-J.
mitzvah. Expert instruction. Mod-
turned home after spending several
perfluous hair. Bair roots forever
erate rates. Call Euclid 1437-W. F OR RENT-Blaine 2915. Beautiful days with relatives in Jackson.
destroyed. Skin left smooth and
furnished
room
with
private
fam-
free from blemishes. Several hun- LADY ALONE will rent room to de-
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bernstiene
ily. Suitable for one or two per-
dred hairs destroyed per hour. All
sirable refined person. Phone Em-
suns. Reasonable. Phone Gar- have returned to their home in De-
work guaranteed permanent. Ex-
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pire 2947-1M.
troit after a short stay with their
field 8894-W.
- perienced operator. Consultation
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Levy.
free. Beulah Starr. Randolph OFFICE FOR RENT-Very desir-
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furnished
room
RENT-, --Nicely
11 "''illl"
2789. 809 Stroh Bldg. ,
able location for professional man. FOR
in steam heated apartment for re-
Mrs. J. C. Hirschfield has returned
Heated. Reasonable. 8440 Michi-
fined gentleman. Convenient to home after a week's visit with her
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CARPENTER WORK of all kinds and
gan Ave. Cedar 0263-R.
three car lines. Phone Garfield sister, Mrs. henry Weiss of Detroit.
general contracting. Alterations
,
9345-W.
,
and remodeling. Prompt service. FOR RENT-Gladstone near Four-
After a visit wtih their children,
Tessler Construction Co. Cadillac
teenth St. Beautiful furnished FOR RENT - Beautifully furnished .
8290. 1500 Cadillac Square Bldg.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spiesberger of
room in duplex for refined gentle-
room, or will share apartment with Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. N. Spiesberger
Ni..
man. Small family. Phone Gar-
one or two girls or refined couple.
WE TEACH dance music on any in-
field 28114.
Widow alone. Mrs. Rubenstein, have returned to their home.
strument. New saxophones $15
3767 Edison Ave. l'hone Garfield
down. Phone Clifford 39704.,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kahn spent Sun-
F OR RENT- Large comfortable
2069-W.
room in a nice neighborhood. Small
-, n_ :
day and Monday of last week in
DANCE JAZZ BAND, COLORED,
family. Phone and other conveni-
Grand
Rapids.
BUSINESS NOTICE
for dancing and entertainment.
ences. Garage if desired. 15926
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ei'
Thpy are hot. l'hone Clifford
Normandy Ave. Arlington 2395-W.
Mr. Regner was in charge of the
Dr. I. Lebergott, dentist, an-
39704.
nounces that he is now located in regular Friday night services at the
his new offices at 8902 Twelfth street, temple.
corner of Hazelwood avenue. Tele-
On Wednesday evening, Nov. 3,
phone Empire 7188.
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the Hadassah sponsored a hospital
shower-bridge st the temple. Mrs.
Julius Ginsberg was chairman of the
affair.
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SUNDAY ORCHESTRA HALL
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
VICTOR KOLAR Conducting
Popular Program
RENEE THORNTON
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Glendale
and Orchestra 11.11.
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MAJESTIC THEATER
WOODWARD AT WILLIS
Glendale 9721
A. Littman, Mgr. M. FisIsson, Stage Director and Regisseur.
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JUNIOR HADASSAH
OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH ,
Conductor
Stravinsky's "Fire
"THE DESERTED MOTHER"
Four-act Melodrama by Isidore Zolot•refsky.
Entire Yiddish Players Group Will Appear in Wond;rful Parts.
The
6 and 7.
Saturday and Sunday Evening, November
Sunday Matinee, November 7.
In loving memory of our dear
mother, Mrs. Lena Rosenzweig, who
passed away one year ago, Nov. 11,
1925.
Gone but not forgotten.
Her Loving Daughter, Sons and
Grandchildren.
In loving memory of our dear hus-
band and father, Edward J. Cherkose,
who departed 13 years ago, Nov. 5.
His Loving Wife, Mamie, and
Membership:
Son, Aubrey.
The membership campaign is now
In loving memory of Moe Harris, in full progress and is being conduct-
who left us one year ago, Nov. 8, ed by two teams, the blue and white
teams, of which Miss Henrietta Ber-
1925.
ger and Bess Larman are chairmen,
Just a thought of meet remembrance. respectively. Miss Ethel Steinberg
Just a memory fond and true.
of 1518 Edison avenue is general
Just • token of affection
chairman of the membership commit-
And • heartache still fur you.
tee and all those interested in the
His Loving Wife, Yells; Daughters, work of Hadassah are requested to
Mrs. Charles Katz and Mrs. Sol. communicate with Miss Stein erg.
Kaplan, and Grandson, Jack Kap.;
Ian.
For Dignified Funeral Service
CALL EMPIRE 6833
Saturday Matinee, Nov. 6. Ladies Free.
"A SWEETHEART'S HEART"
Edmund G. Lewis
MORTICIAN
HERMANN HOEXTER
B. Mull., Columbia University.
REPERTOIRE - VOICE PLACING - COACHING
'manned by Josef Partsrnark, Director Victor Talking Machine Co..
Pir. Chleasto Opera Co.
Giorgi* Poiseen,
iteeidenee Studio: 2243 LOTHROP AVE., near Fourteenth St.
Phone for Appointments, Euelid 2144.
Epheem A. Rosenberg
Announces that he has assumed complete man-
agement of
The Bankers
Reserve Life Co.
of Omaha Nebraska
In the City of Detroit and Environs.
He also desires at this time to express his appreciation to his
friends for the many courtesies extended to him this past month.
EPHEEM A. ROSENBERG
210 McKERCHEY BLDG.
Lout Meeting:
The last meeting of Junior Hadas-
sah was held Tuesday evening, Nov.
2, at the Philadelphia and Byron Tal-
mud Torah. Miss Stella Berman, new
national president of the organiza-
tion, was the principal speaker. She
told of her visit to Palestine and of
the wonderful work Hadassah is ac-
complishing over there. Miss Sara
Rudolf sang two Jewish folk songs
and was accompanied on the piano
by Miss Thelma Gordon.
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oyous hours with the great masters
of the Pianoforte through that
masterpiece of all musical
instruments
Bonstelle Performance!
Tickets for the Sunday evening,
Nov. 7, performance at the Bonstelle
Playhouse, at which time "Seventh
Heaven" will be presented, may be
secured at the ticket office of the
theater or at Grinnell Bros. Nov. 7
has been designated "Iladamah
Night". at the Bonstelle Playhouse
and all members and their friends are
urged to attend.
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Reproducing Piano
W
you enjoy listening in
your home to the playing of
Carrot, of Paderewski, Gabrilowitsch,
,etc?
H o fmann,Bauer,Ganz,Friedman
--would you like the instrument
whose musical superiority is so marked
that 75% of the solo concert pianists
of recognized leadership, record their
playing for it alone? For those who
would, there is but one instrument
-the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano.
What a wonderful privilege to have at
your command the genius of the great
composers of the past and present-
the skill and talent of the greatest
pianists. Avail yourself of it now-
add immeasurably and permanently
to the joy and charm of your home.
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"Vagabond King" at Cass
Perhaps not before in Detroit's
theatrical annals has a production
been received with such splendid ac-
claim as was "The Vagabond King,"
the big musical play which opened
limited engagement at the Cam Thea-
ter on Monday evening last. A large
and cultural audience gathere at the
city's newest legitimate down-town
playhouse for the mid-west premiere
of the operetta and applauded long
and often from the rise of the first
to the fall of the final curtain.
Russell Janney of New York, pro-
ducer of "The Vagabond King," sent
a brilliant and finely-balanced cast
of principals for the Detroit engage-
ment of the play, including John
Mealey, H. Cooper Cliffe, Mark
Smith, Gene Wallin, Jane Victory,
Ethel Pasztor and more than 20 oth-
ers. The second week of "The Vaga-
bond King" opens on this Sunday
evening. Mail orders for tickets sent
from this place will have the careful
attention of the Cam Theater man -
agement.
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Anna Fitziu, At Temple.
Anna Fitziu, American operatic ,
prima donna, headlines the bill at B.
F. Keith's Temple Theater starting
Sunday matinee. Miss Fitziu has an
enviable record with both the Met-
ropolitan and Chicago Opera Com-
panies. She has created leading roles
in world premieres, among them
"Goyescas" with the Metropolitan
Opera Company and "Azora and
"Isabeau" with the Chicago Opera I
Company. Others billed: Tad Tit 1
man's Tunesmiths; Herbert Warren,
and company; Harry Mayo and Buil
Lynn; Claude and Clarence Stroud;I
!the Kemmys; Kokin and Galetti and l i
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the new screen subjects.
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is obtainable only
This world-fan:ow
in these pianos:
Pianist
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Friday at Orchestra Hall with the
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Detroit Symphony Orchestra
says:
"No instrument approaches
the Duo-Art in the fidelity
of tousical reproduction."
STEINWAY, AEOLIAN, STROUD,
WHEELOCK, STECK, WEBER
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conventional and period design:
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Allowance on other instrument.
venient terms arranged.
Con-
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