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PLAN PROGRAM FOR
SISTERHOOD DANCE

bl iss Ruth Starr, w ell-known
radio performer at Station WM IR',
Savoy 110(01, mill render several "A Blow to Picture World,"

By RABBI LEON FRAM,
Director of Religious Education, Temple Beth El.

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towards Judaism and a friend of
the Jewish people?
It/. What Jewish poet of the
eleventh century was named by
Heine the "Nightingale of Piety"?
11. By what other names is
Maimonides sometimes called?
12. Were the Jews the only sect
were
who
non-('hristians
of
obliged to wear the yellow
"badge'
13, From what part of Europe
did the first Jewish settlers in
England come?
14 The Black Death in the four-
teenth century was the cause of
what charges against the Jews?
13, Who was the compiler of
the Zithar?
16? How old was Torquemada
when he was appointed to head the
Inquisition?
17. Who is the president of the
Hebrew Union College?
18. Who is Franz Boas?
19. What is the M'cizmann-
RUTH STARR
Marshall agreement?
20. Was Max Bruch, composer
the first of the community
of the instrumental version of Kul Solos at
dances to he given undr the at,
Nidre, a Jew?
piers of the Sisterhood of Comm.-
(Answers on page 10.)
gation Emanuel in the auditorium
of the synagogue, corner Taylor
and Wilson avenues, Saturday eve-
nine, Oct. S. Mrs. Eli Levin and
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
committee, who will chap•-
IN ANNUAL BALL her
rone these affairs, report that the
MRS. IDA MARRICH
dance floor is in excellent condi-
Mrs. Ida Marrich of 9717 Del- United Hebrew School Auxiliary tion and sveral interesting innova-
mar avenue passed away Sept. 13
tions will be introduced which will
Plans Affair on Oct. 23.
at Grace Hospital, at the age of
add much to the enjoyment itr
Funeral services were con-
those who attend.
A special meeting of the North-
ducted from Lewis Bros. Funeral
Jerry Rynek and his band of
Home, 7793 John R. street. Burial western Women's League of the "Eight Toe Ticklers" will furnish
United
Hebrew Schools was held the music. Tickets of admission
took place at the Beth David Cem-
etery, with Rabbi Fischer officiat- Monday evening at the Phila- are to be had at the door.
ing. Five sons, Louis, Meyer, Ruby, delphia and Byron hall, at which
Morris and Carl, survive.

1. To whom did the leadership
of the Ilebrew nation pass after
the death of Moses?
2. What event does the Lament
of David commemorate?
3. What major prophet was im-
prisoned during the reign of King
• Zedekiah?
4. What prayer contains the
words, Our vows shall not be
vows; our bonds shall not be
bonds. and our oaths shall not be
oaths"?
II. Who was the famous rabbi.
exponent of rigorous piety. who,
when his grandson was born on
the Feast of Tabernacles, opened
the roof of the house so that the
infant might sleep in a booth-like
dwelling?
6. Who was the Jewish his-
) torian who wrote a reply to the
Jew-baiter Anion?
7. What is the Hebrew name
for the prayer of The Eighteen
Benedictions"?
8. Who founded the famous
school of Sara in Babylonia?
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9. The wife of what Roman
emperor was favorably disposed

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Last season's garments will be
your favorite this season, too, if you
have them thoroughly cleaned the
Forest way. It restores your Fall
garments to their original shape and
beauty, making them look like new.
The cost is unusually low.
Send your Fall clothing and felt
hats now and avoid the rush. We
call and deliver promptly.

DANIEL DILSKY
Daniel Dilsky passed away in
Oct. 1 at his residence,915 Del
ware avenue, at the age of 73. He
was the husband of Freda and fa-
ther of Mrs. 11. Wolf, Mrs. Sam
Malin, Mrs. T. Turner and Harry
Dilsky of Detroit and Mrs. S.
Ascher, Mrs. S. Rosenson, Sol and
Belle Dilsky of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Funeral services were conducted
from Lewis Bros. Chapel, 7739
John R. street, on Oct. 3. Inter-
ment took place at Cloverhill Park
Cemetery, with Rabbi A. M.
Hershman officiating.

MRS. GOLDIE ROSENSTEIN
Mrs. Goldie Rosenstein, wife of
William Rosenstein, passed away
at her residence on Sept. 30 at the
age of 26. Funeral services were
conducted front Lewis Bros. Fu-
neral Home at 7739 John R. street
on Oct. 2, with burial at Oakview
C emetery.

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"Use the Forest Service regularly. It's a good
service and a good habit."

FOREST CLEANERS
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BERNARD SHNIDER
Bernard Slinkier, age 47, passed
away at his residence, 8738 Lin-
wood avenue, on Sept. 30.
wife, Sarah, and two children sur-
vive. Funeral services were con-
ducted from Lewis Bros. Chapel.
7739 John H. street, on Oct. 2.

ARRANGE LUNCHEON
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK

Autumn activities of the Ladies
Auxiliary of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek will be ushered in with a
Melrose
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533 - 37 Forest Ave. E.
luncheon meeting Monday, Oct. 24,
at 12:30 o'clock, at the synagogue.
"A Madsen Plant With Modern Methods."
The committee in charge of ar-
rangements consists of Mrs. Chas.,
viSCSO013430043431W13136301111 10006 WCWIROOROREIMOR OORROMIEMI A. Smith and Mrs. Louis Robinson.
The auxiliary's calendar of
events includes a number of social
functions and cultural programs
in addition to regular monthly
meetings.

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JEWISH LITERATURE
IS LECTURE SUBJECT

ESTABLISHEb 1837

"The Poem of Jewish 1.itera-
tare" is the subject upon which
Mr. Ilaar will speak at the open
forum of the Jewish People's
Schist!, corner Gladstone and II azel-
W0011 avenues, Friday evening. Oct.
7. The lecture is open to the public.
After the lecture, Jewish folk
songs will be sung by the audience.

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William London, prominent De-
troit motion picture exhibitor,
operating 'he Regent Theater,
commenting on the news of Sir.
Warner's death, said:
"Sam 1Varner's passing is it real
blow to the motion picture world.
Ile was it great force for clean
pictures and high standards of mo-
tion picture production. We have
learned to expect the best from
Warner Brothers. Ile will be
mourned by everyhotly who hits,
known him 0101 the millions who
have seen the product of his ef-
fort, 00 010 silver sheet."
Sam \Varner, with his brothers, 1
H M erry, Jack anti Abe, broke into
the motion picture business 23
years ugo when the industry was
in its embryonic state.
The Warner Brothers corpora-
tion has grow:: until the organiza-
tion, capitalized at millions, has
its own laboratories, studios on the
Western coast and also in the
East. Several smaller companies
have been absorbed, the latest be-
ing the old k'itagraph. The last
of the old guard film makers to
quit active production.

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cohen
(Bee Friedman) are rejoicing over
the birth of it son, Sheldon, on
Sept. 28.

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Interior
Decoration and
Drapery Service
for Detroit's
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.. many new textiles
not yet
generaly available
are BOW in a
premiere presentation.

I'erferlion Lodge, No. 4811, F'.
and A. 11., will hnvo n special
meeting 011 Wednesday, Oct. 12,

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Beckman, 709 Eleventh at 7 p. m. E. A. degree and mem-

MRS. JACK DOBIS

time all details were completed
for the annual Simchas Torah ball
which will be held Sunday eve-
ning, Oct. 23, at the Philadelphia
hall.
The committee plans to make
this bit, bigger and more attrac-
tive than ever before, A promi-
nent radio entertainer will enter-
tain during intermission and prizes
w ill he given to the most popular
couple.
1.itwin's popular orchestra has
been engaged for the evening.
Tickets will be sold at the door.
or may be bought from Mrs. Celia
Schmidt, Euclid 2285-R, who is in
charge of the tickets, or from any
one of the committe in charge of
the affair a huge success.
Mrs. Eva Pollack is chairman,
Mrs. .1. Dobis co-chairman, Mrs.
Sam Kalt and Mrs. Fannie Rich-
mond in charge of refreshments.
Mrs. I. Margolis, Mrs. Max Hay-
man, Mrs. Charles Brody, Mrs.
Louis Lightstone, Mrs. S. Shnitz,
Mrs. II. E. Lippitt and Mrs. Max
Weksler are in charge of the sale
of tickets.
The members of the league will
also act Os hostesses to the chil-
dren of the United Hebrew Schools
at a Simchas Torah party which
will he held on that day.

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II. C. Keywell, president of Con-
gregation Beth David, announced
The third annual Simchas Torah
this week the engagement of Can- dance given by the Women's League
, of the United Hebrew schools will
otru b 11,1,. , hf :hi t.litt d,f, a nadiun ,i,t itthelits.a4i ,f ,u1
double choir n
be held Sunday, Oct. 23, at the
for the Succoth holidays in the new 1Philatlelphia-Hyron auditoriutn. 111r.
synagogue at .the corner of Elm- Lavin's; orchestra has been en-
hurst and Fourteenth streets. Alt gag,,d,
seats for these services will be re-
The following committees have
served.
been appointed by the president,
i. . Mrs S. . Eva
Tickets for the services at Beth m rs. M ax w LS , 1. ,e
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Pol-
David may be secured daily at the lock and Mrs. .1. Dobis. general
synagogue, at N. Altman's grocery (chairman; Mrs. Fannie Heichman,
store at 8436 Twelfth street, and refreshments, and bars. Celia
at Max Weisberg's store at 9131 Schmidt, tickets.
Oakland avenue.
PERFECTION LODGE

ISAAC SILLMAN
Isaac Sillman passed away on
Oct. 3 at the age of 68. Ile was
the father of Archie and brother
of Mrs. Sarah Rosensweig, Louis
Sillman, Harry Sillman, Mrs. Pe-
ter Wilkus, Mrs. Harry Wallstein
of New York, Mrs. M. A. Liphitz
and Mrs. Milford Stern. Funeral
services were conducted on Tues-
day from Lewis Bros. Chapel, 7739
Cass avenue, with burial at Oak-
view Cemetery. Dr. Leo M. Frank-
lin officiated.

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1.05 A NtiELES.-Sit in I.. War-
ner, vice-president of Warner
Brothers Pictures, Inc., motion
picture producers, died here Oct.
3. Death was caused by pneu-
monia, which followed an acute
attack of sinus trouble.

BETH DAVID ENGAGES
NEW CANTOR, CHOIR LADIES MAKE PLANS
FOR ANNUAL DANCE

MRS. HENRIETTA BAEHR
Mrs. Henrietta Baehr passed
away at her residence, 4310 Cicote
avenue, at the age of 7I, on Oct.
a. Burial took place on Oct. 4 at
El Moshe Cemetery. Rabbi A. M.
Hershman officiated.

Now is the time to clean
your Fall Clothing--

Woodward Thru to Washington

Says W. London, Local
Movie Exhibitor.

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PRODUCER, DIES

Mrs. I'.
street, announces the engagement bership committee.
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
of her son, Louis, to Miss Sarah
,
By Order of-
Schiff of Minneapolis, Minn.
CHARLES RUBINER, W. M.
Alvin M. Weil has returned to
Chicago to resume his studies at
the U. of C. after spending the Detroit Theatrical Service.
holidays with his parents.
Roy Johnson, E. L. Kin', IL E. Payne

Mrs. Louis Levine is spending
the holidays with her parents in
Cincinnati.

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LIGHTING, RIGGING. TRAVELERS,
DRAPERIES, GROUND CLOTHS

Made-Repaired-Rented

Misses Tillie and Sadie Marien-
thal spent a few days in Detroit
with Mr. and MPS. Charles Manes- -
that.

Joseph Schwartz is in New York
on a business trip.

Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bernstein
and son of Detroit have returned
after spending some time with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
J. Levy.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Caplan
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Anne, to Louis R. Ileid-
enrich of Bad Axe, Mich.

Services were held at the temple
on Monday evening and Tuesday.
Milton Greenwald of Cincinnati
officiated. Ile will conduct serv-
ices for the ensuing year

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The religious school WAS
last Saturday with a good

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SCROLLS GIVEN
PUBLIC BURIAL

Miss Rose Stein, bride-elect of
WARSAW. - (J. T. A.) - 1m-
October, was the incentive for a
number of lovely pre-nuptial par- pressive ceremonies were arranged
ties. On Tuesday, Sept. 13, Mr-. by the Jewish community of Ku-
Edward Feldman was hostess at a vel, l'oland, on the eve of Rosh i
lovely appointed bridge-luncheon Hashanah whmn the burial of a'
anti linen shower at the Palmetto number of Holy Scrolls desecrated
during the Balachoritch pogroms,
Hotel.livers were laid or •
guests. Saturday evening, Sep. in 1920 was held.
During the pogroms committed
17, Miss Esther M. Pitt, who will
the Balachoviteh army in 1921)
act as Miss Stein's maid-of-honm, by
in
ins region of Kovel, the syna-
presided at a luncheon and pt.:
'anal shower at her home on We goguts in many towns were raided
Philadelphia avenue. Miss Bet- and the Holy Scrolls torn. Many
of the scrolls were covered with
Stem was hostess at a ro
luncheon and kitchen shower Br.' the blood of pogrom victims. The
scrolls were brought to Kovel sev-
-he gave at her home TUCS , IS
Sept. 13. Another lovely atfa r eral years ago, but permission for
was given by Mrs. Al instein ' holding the burial exercises was
not received until recently.
Gladstone avenue Wednesday a.
The scrolls were brought to the
ernoon, Sept. 21, which inclu•.
Great Synagogue of Kovel, from
a dinner and bridge. The Si:
where
the funeral procession start-
evening, Miss Stein was feted
ed, in accordance with an old Jew-
a bridge-luncheon and per...•
ish
custom
that it desecrated scroll
shower of which Miss Etta Nla
is to be buried with all the at-
presided as hostess. On Sit..
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tendant
ceremonies
of a funertl.
day afternoon, Sept. 24, 71
The entire Jewish population par-
Sadye Bruch honored the brr.
ticipated
in
the
exercises.
All syn-
elect at a charming luncheon
agugues were filled and rabbis de-
bridal shower at the Taller II .•
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livered
sermons
and
recited
the El
The Misses Jeanette Klinger
Molei Rachmin. An intense feel-
Edythe A. Brechner were j•
ing
pervaded
the
large
crowds.
An
hoste, ses at a luncheon and I
• aged man, Schmarya Selzer, died
iery shower at the Letter's h.
following
the
funeral
from
in-
on Pingree avenue. On Su
'juries he received in the crush of
afternoon, the C. L. H. Girl ,
the Cr0W.
tertained with a bridge-lun c h.
at the home of Miss Naomi Sic
sky on Chicago boulevard. .k
party and kitchen shower in
form of a surprise took placi•
the home of Miss Evelyne 11.
on Clements avenue Monday .
ning, Oct. 3. MiSS Ann C. I.. • r
of Owen avenue was hostess it'
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surprise luncheon and misc..11
tins shower Tuesday evening.
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