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OBITUARY
MRS. FANNIE HEMPLE
The Jewish community lost one
of its pioneer citizens in the death
of Fannie !temple, which occurred
on Thursday, Nov. 17, at Grace
Hospital.
Funeral services were conduct-
ed from the house of her (laugh-
ter, Mrs. Louis Solomon, 2008
Hazelwood avenue, on Friday,
with burial at Clover Hill Park
Cemetery. Rabbi Harshman con-
ducted the services at the house.
Mrs. Hentple is survived by her
children, Mrs, Joseph DeYoung,
Mrs. Louis SO1101100 and Max
Honk., all Of Detroit.
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MRS. RACHEL TUCKER
Sirs. Rachel Tucker, aged 54,
missed away on Nov. 20 at her
residence, 15450 LaSalle boule-
yard. She was the wife of Louis.
Funeral services were conducted
from the son's residence, 1675
Collingwood avenue, on Nov. 21.
Burial took place at Machpelah.
The Tenth Man Knows
a Ship and a Cigarette ...
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are ships with most of
■ --) us... but the tenth man under-
stands and knows and appreciates
the fine lines of the exceptional ship.
Even so, while most men smoke
cigarettes, it is the one man in ten
who KNOWS TOBACCO.
For this one man in ten, Murad is
designed. He knows tobacco... he
appreciates the fine flavor... the
rare fragrance... the result of
world wide selection of the best
tobaccos.
The exceptional cigarette
for the exceptional man
who feels he is entitled to
the better things in life.
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!TRULY the laborer is
1 worthy of his hire, like-
wise, any good service is worth
paying for.
Adequate compensation
simply means that your gas
company, as well as any legiti-
mate business, is entitled to a
fair return for its services.
Such a return will operate and
maintain our plants and pay
a reasonable profit on the
value of our property.
The people of Detroit enjoy gas
rates "which are lower than
those existing in any other
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similar city in America."
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CLASS IFIED
FOR RENT Nice furnished room
for gentleman, in private fam-
HIGH ('LASS DRESSMAKER--
ily. West Side section. l'hone
Dresses, remodeling, and lining
Garfield 8101.
coats and furs. 3410 Chicago
Blvd. Apt 2(17. Phone Garfield
HEBREW TEACHER — Well
81174. Rhoda Hackman.
learned in Hebrew and English.
Will give private IOSSOns in Ile.
WI 1.1. share sly a pa rtment with
brew. Experienced in Bar
young lady. ;1410 Chicago Blvd.
Mitzvah preparations. Call Hem-
Apt. 207. Phone Garfield 8147-J.
lock 3003-14.
FOR RENT—Collingwood between
12th and 1.Ith streets. Brick FOR RENT- Upper flat. Six
beauqiul rottms, with garage.
single, 7-room and loath, side
$C0. 233:1 Ford Ave. Phone
drive, garage. Close to all schools
Arlington 7656-51,
1111d churches. Will sacrifice sev-
IRWIN I. COHN
MAX BENNETT
Max Bennett, aged 51, of 2712
Pasadena avenuepassed away in
Port Huron on Nov. 21. his wife,
Jennie, survives. Burial took place
on Nov. 21 at Cloverholl Park
Cemetery, with Rabbi Ilershman
officiating.
"What the wholesaler expects
from the retailer" will be the sub-
eral thousand dollars to sell this
ject of an address by Irwin I. Cohn
week. Call owner, Longfellow
next Sunday, Nov. 27 at 2:30 p.
4380 for appointment.
in the main a:tenthly hall of the De-
troit Public Library, under the aus-
FOlt RENT—Nice furnished room
pices of the Detroit Retail Dry
for two gentlemen in private
Goods Merchants Association.
steamheated home near bus and
The association has for its aims
MORRIS MARX
two car lines. Home privileges.
the
co-operation
of
retail
dealers
Morris Marx of 3342 Vernor
No children. 2278 Blaine Ave
highway passed away on Nov. 15 and their relation to the wholesaler.
at the age of 56. His wife, Rose, Louis Balantzow will preside.
FOR RENT-2015 Seward. Com-
and two daughters, Mrs. J. McCoy
fortable furnished room with
and Mrs. Antaya, survive. Funeral
private family. A nice home
Comedy Team In Film
services were conducted from
for a young, couple or two gen-
At Fox•Washington
Lewis Bros. Chapel, 7739 John R.
tlemen. Rent reasonable. Ga-
street, on Nov. 18, wth burial at
rage if desired. Call Euclid
Ted McNamara and Sammy Co-
Machpelah Cemetery. Ribbi Ilsrsh-
10087.
hen, the comedy team of "What
man officiated.
Price Glory" are to be starred in FOR RENT —Nicely furnished
room in modern refined home.
GEORGE BLEIER
Convenient to bus and street
George Bleier, formerly of
car line. Also garage if desired.
Pittsburgh, Pa., beloved husband
West Philadelphia near Four-
of Anna Bleier, died on Friday,
teenth St. Telephone Garfield
Nov. 18, at his late residence,
8852-J.
4224 Burlingame avenue.
Besides his widow, he is sur-
FOR RENT—Cortland 2601, Apt.
vived by four daughters, Mrs. Ber-
25. Large well furnished room
nard Cohn and Mrs. J. N. Jancu
for one or two. Meals if desired.
of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Benjamin Po-
Phone Arlington 4054-R.
len and Miss Sophia Bleier of De-
troit; two sons, Adolph and Dr.
Joseph Bleier of Detroit; 12
grandchildren and three brothers.
Funeral services were held on
Sunday at 1 p. m., at the Lewis
Bros. Chapel, and were conducted
by Rabbi Ashinsky and Cantor 'La-
ludsky of the Shaarey Zedek Syn-
agogue. Interment was in Clover-
hill Park Cemetery.
B'nai B'rith Orchestra
Makes Hit at Oriole
The combined orchestras of the
Oriole theater and the 'Vital B'rith
are appearing every Sunday in a
one-hour recital at the Oriole thea-
ter much to the delight of Detroit's
music-loving public.
The orchestra which, in its com-
bined form, includes 71) musicians,
will appear, as usual, next Sunday
afternoon at 3:00 p, m., in a fasci-
nating program of elasical music.
The program comprises Beethov-
en's Symphony N. 1, Mendels-
-hn's Capriccio Brillante, piano
tith orchestra, in which Miss Lil-
lian Rabinowitz will he the soloist
and Rubenstein's Ballet Suite from
the opera "Feramors."
Dr. Mark Gunzburg will conduct.
The concert will be followed by
the feature photoplay, "Paying the
Price," and seven acts of vaude-
ville.
Saturday's screen offering is
"The Kid Sister."
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MACK B. WEISS -Strictly kosher, I AM DF:S1R1)US of renting space
caterer for weddings, banquets,
in a large business block to an
parties, etc. Excellent food.
association of Jewish societies.
Rates reasonable. 1070 Pingree
Will remodel to make space
Ave. Empire 7146. Will also
suitable for club purposes, or
rent out home for private par-
will rent floor to a number of
ties and weddings.
Jewish professional men for
their exclusive offices. For fur-
MRS. J. SIIEIII.INE — First-class
ther information Inquire Wil-
cooking and catering for wed-
liam D. Dulac, Realtor, Prop-
dings and parties. 15852 Lin-
erty :Management, Penobscot
wood Avenue. Phone Ilemlock
Bldg.
FOR RENT—New two-family flat.
Very modern. Three bedrooms,
stall shower, all paint decora-
tions. 2989 Fullerton Ave.
FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
room. Good location. 2277
Taylor. Phone Euclid 10226.
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
room for couple or single per-
son. 2724 Sturtevant Ave., be-
tween Linwood and Lawton.
Phone Arlington 7175-R.
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
room with small family. Blaine,
between F.,.:rteenth and La-
Salle. Call Garfield 6827-R.
FOR RENT — Modern furnished
room and garage. 2271 Hazel-
wood Ave., near LaSalle Blvd.
FOR RENT—Desirable furnished
room for one or two gentlemen.
Convenient to three car lines.
Call Eucld 0135-J.
FOR RENT—Furnshed room on
LaSalle Blvd,„ or will share
apartment. Nice location. Rent
reasonable. Phone Arlington
6282.
FOR RENT—Modern upper flat
for rent. Six rooms and garage.
$55. 3731 Burlingame, at Dex-
ter. Phone Euclid 2176.
et,
JOON GILBLOC Aar, RENEE. ADOPEE
• 1.1011011 f1057 • ItALume roe Arranc -non-,
a film of their own "The Gay Re-
treat" which comes to the Fox
Washington theater this week
starting Sunday. In addition John
Gilbert and Renee Adoree is a re-
vival of one of their best picture
"Honor First" will be shown. The
Movietone will provide sonic, inter-
esting reels with the Kentucky Ju-
bilee Singers offering harmony se-
lect ions; .special films of West
Point Cadets and films of the A. E.
F. convention in Paris with addi-
tional interest attached to the sin •
ing of war-time songs by the s
diers in the Movietone.
The plot of "The Gay Retrea0
built around the adventures of
handsome young sleep-walker and
his two faithful buddies—formerly
butler and chauffer who have been
detailed to France.
The Fox News will also be
shown.
Notable Cast For
Deems Taylor Opera
FOR RENT—Furnished room to
rent for young man or lady. All
conveniences, in steam heated
apartment. 1975 I'ingree, be-
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth.
Apt. B-16.
Deems T a y l o r's successful
opera, "The King's Henchman," to
the libretto of Edna St. Vincent
Millay, sung by a first rank com-
pany according to announcement,
will be given in the Masonic audi-
torium series, Monday evening,
November 28, under the local di-
rection of Grace Denton.
The artists engaged for the tour
are: Frances l'eralta, soprano,
Metropolitan Opera; Marie Sun-
delius, soprano, :Metropolitan Op-
era; Ora Hyde, American soprano;
Rafael,, Diaz, tenor, Metropolitan
Opera; Giovanni Marano, basil-
baritone, Metropolitan Opera;
Henri Scott, baritone, formerly
Metropolitan Opera; John Rob-
erts, American tenor; Thomas
George, tenor, English Grand Op-
era comptiny; Richard Hale, bari-
tone, Muck's "Orpheus"; Dudley
Marwick, formerly bass-baritone,
English Grand Opera company;
Alfredo Valenti, bass-baritone,
formerly Royal Opera, Covent
Garden; Constance llejda, con-
tralto, New York Opera company.
A chorus of 50 voices and a
symphony orchestra of 50 pieces
are promised.
FOR RENT—For winter months.
Six-room heated flat, in two-
family residence. Beautifully
furnished, most modern con-
veniences. Two baths, separate
shower, etc. Virginia I'ark at
Fourteenth St. Phone Euclid
6524.
FOR RENT—Nice furnished room
for one or two, near bus and
I street car line. 3285 Tuxedo,
near Dexter. Phone Arlington
8440-R.
WANTED—Tutor to teach Isaac
Pittman shorthand. Phone Cad-
illac 6960 evenings. Lillian
Snyder.
OR RENT—Nice furnished room
I for one or two gentlemen. With
or without board. 1628 Glad-
stone, near Twelfth St.
FOR RENT—Nice furnished room
with private family. Pingrect
near LaSalle. Phone Garfield
3754-M.
ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
Silas C. Feinberg and Sidney L.
room with private family. No
Max of the Feinberg-Max Com-
PERFECTION LODGE
other roomers and no children.
pany, wholesale jewelers, Metro-
Available to car and bus lines.
politan Building, announce that
Perfection Lodge, Ni,. 486, F.
Congenial surroundings. Phone
the firm's holiday stock is now
and A. M., will hold a special com-
Hemlock 9829-W.
In loving memory of our darling
ready for inspection and they will
munication Wednesday, Nov. 30,
personally be pleased to meet their mother, Mrs. 11. L. Goldman who FOR RENT—Beautiful six-room at 7 p. m. E. A degree.
died 11 years ago NOV. 23.
friends and customers.
flat. l'racticaly new. Garage.
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
$55. 14855 Petoskey near Fen-
By Order of-
Peaceful be your silent slumber,
bell.
CJIARLES RUBINER, W. M.
Hughes Galleries Announce
Peaceful in your grave so low:
Exhibit.
The J. W. Hughes galleries in
the Maccabees building, 35 Put-
nam avenue, announces the open-
ing this week of an exhibition of
American paintings and European
masters of the Sixteenth, Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth centuries.
In the American group are in-
teresting canvases by George In-
ness, which he calls the Little Old
Farm, J. Francis Murphy, Ralph
Albert Blakelock and others.
The Blakelock is of especial in-
terest because it presents a view
of the artist's own garden in East
Orange, and was purchased from
Blakelock by the sister of its last
owner.
Other masters represented are
Jan Breughal, Emile Van Mareke,
Henri Ilarpigne, Sir Ilenry Rae-
burn, Adolph Monticelli a n d
others.
There will also be on view
about 30 fine water colors by a
Detroit artist, Conrad Lubnau.
Saul Let..
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The Theater Guild Repertory
company, headed by George Gaul
and Florence Eldridge, will offer
Ferenc Molnar's c omedy, "The
Guardsman." at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral in the Masonic Temple
next Saturday, matinee and eve-
ning.
"The Guardsman" ran for an
entire season at the Garrick thea-
ter, New York. Molnar's humor is
real comedy come true. It is tt
gay and piquant and truly satisfy-
In loving memory of Philip Gor-
don, who passed away four years
ago Nov. 21.
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DETROIT,
OH BABY!
The character of a man depends
friends.
If a workman sleeps away goes
his job; if a tiger sleeps off goes
iits hide.
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JOfIN
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MOVIETONE
Preaents
SCALE OF PRICES
Matinee: Balcony 50, en•
tire orchestr• floor 75c
Nights: Balcony 50c, 75c;
Orchestra $1.00,
$1.50.
500 good arc hears Seats •1
$1.00
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ALSO
American Legion A. E. F.
Convention
IN PARIS
West Point Cadets
Kentucky Jubilee Singers
at tsescacc. ti
ail
Starting Next
Sunday Night
TWICE DAILY THEREAFTER—CIS AND 11:15
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The Greatest Human Drama Ever Filmed
CARL LAEMNILE
Prewar
THE UNIVERSAL MASTERPIECE
The Tremendous Ice Scene
Thrilling Rescue rat the Falls
The Great Slave Auction Scene
The Death of I.ittle Eva
Gen. Sherman's March Through Georgia
The l'icture That Cost $2,000,000
.And Took Two Years to Make
NIGHTS-60, 7k, $1.00, $1.60. MATINEES-60c, 7$,, $1.00. Pita Tax.
All Seat. Reterved—Seats Now Selling.
12th Street at Seward
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BU'i"esa
Reek of Our Successful Musical Production
Arrange to Come to the Special Performance In lions, of
Our M a n•ger
NOW
A. LITTMAN
SHOWING
Monday, November 30.
For the First Time in Many Years Jacob Gordin's World.
Renowned Drama
"True Love"
At Shubert Lafayette
on whether he has good or bad I
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TICKETS:
Evening, $1.65, $1.10, 75c, 50; Matinees, $1.10, 75c, 50c.
Sadly missed by Her Loving;
I'arents and Sisters.
Universal's presentation of "Un-
cle Tom's Cabin" at the Shubert
Lafayette Theater, Detroit, login-
nine Nov. 27, marks the seventy-
fifth anniversary of the first play-
ing on any stage of the play that
has outdistanced all other products
of the theater. The special signifi-
cance of this production is that it is
said to be the last word in an
"Uncle Tom's Cabin" show. This
is not the first time that the story
has been filmed. It was a favorite
subject with the actors of the ear-
liest two-reel masterpieces, and
Harry Pollard himself, the man
whose screen ambition is realized
in this gigantic task, made a ver-
sion 12 years old in four reels that
he fondly hoped would he the last
word in screen art. In that pro-
duction he played Uncle Tom and
Margarita Fisher, who plays Eliza
in the new version, was the Topsy
of 1913.
A special musical setting has
been provided for the film by Dr.
Hugo Riesenfeld, the New York
composer. The score will he played
by a symphony orchestra of 25.
men at each performance. The
picture will be shown twice daily
following the opening.
SAMMY COHEN
TED McNAMARA
Libretto by Dr. Silverman. Music by S. Solomon.
18 Musical Numbers.
In loving memory of our dar-
ling daughter and sister, Carol
Alice Abramovitz, who passed
away two years ago, Nov. 30, 1925.
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The Comedians of "What Price
"The Rabbi's Grandchild"
Loving Wife, Children and
Grandchildren.
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In our home that is lonesome today.
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OXIVASHINGION
Friday Night, Nov. 25; Saturday and Sunday, Matinee and
Night, Non. 28 and 27.
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No one knows the silent heartaches,
Only those who lost can tell,
Of the tears see have abed In silence
For the one we loved no well.
Or
The Theater Guild company is
made up of George Gaul, Flor-
ence Eldridge, Frederic March,
Molly Pearson, Hortense Alden,
Erskine Sanford and Dorothy
Fletcher. Philip Meeler directed
the production. Settings for the
three acts were designed by Jo
Mielziner.
THEATER NOM!
Ticket Office
Empire 3488
Iler Lovng Children.
ing evening in the theater. It tells
the story of the stormy love of a
pair of wedded artists of the
stage.
MILES,
You no more will join our nutlike,
You no more our sorrows know
vet again we hope to meet ) 110 .
When the clay of life he. l ed.
And in Heaven with joy to ,reel you,
Where nn farewell tears are shell.
"Uncle Tom's Cabin"
Daniel Les..
"The Guardsman" Comes
To Masonic Temple.
Tickets For Sale at the Boa Office, Phone Empire 3488.
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"SEVENTY MUSICIANS"
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With
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Guest Conductor
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Master Organ Soto.
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Two Shows
Nightly
6:30 and 9
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Mon, Tues.,
Wed Than.
Entire Change of Vaudeville Sunday and Thursday.
SATURDAY, NOV. 26: "THE KID SISTER"
New Serial—"The Mystery I'lot."
Sat. Mat., Children 104
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