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ACTIVE WORKER FOR
"BAGDAD" TO OPEN AUXILIARY HEARS
ROSE PHILLIPS
HOME RELIEF DANCE
SATURDAY EVENING

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HEW YORK ASKED
TO AID REFORM

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WOMEN'S SOCIETIES
IN JOINT MEETING

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The First Authentic
Spring Coat Fashions

being, have altered educational
Seeks $150,000 Annually for
principles and procedure. The
platoon system, she said, was born
Union Budget; Publish
of necessity. This system, she
Reform Creed.
maintained, is best equipped to ob-
tain the results for which modern
educational ideals are striving.
A Jewish layman's plea to Jew-
The subjects offered are planned to
ish laymen to support the activi-
First — as usual — to
develop the mental powers of the
ties of the Union of American He-
present the authorita-
child, promote his physical well-be-
brew Congregations in its effort
ing and cultivate his emotional na-
to advance Liberal Judaism in
tive fashions of a new
ture to the end that he may better
America has been issued in New
season—B. Siegel Co.
appreciate beauty whenever it
York City by Dr. I.ee K. Frankel,
conies within his ken. But such
Henry Morgenthau, Adolph S.
is p r e pared with a
subjects do not exhaust the curricu-
Ochs and Ludwig Vogelstein,
very selective and
lum of the platoon schools. Voca-
chairman of the executive board
tional training is given a conspicu-
highly exclusive col-
of the union. The four gentlemen
ous place ill the course of studies
signing the appeal are members of
lection of the new
and every means is resorted to in
a committee which is seeking
order to nurture in the child an
coats
$150,000 annually from New York
awareness of ethical and spiritual
Jewry towards the budget of the
values without injecting anything
John N. Willy. Pioneer in Light
union.
suggestive of religious instruction.
Car Designing.
The appeal has been issued in
Miss Phillips stressed the fact
booklet form and was made public
—C.
M.
Iluyes
Photo.
that the modern school sesks,
John N. Willys, president of
at the testimonial dinner given to
among other things, to provide for
Willys-Overland, Inc., made a
David A. Brown, chairman of the
MRS. ELI SACHSE.
MRS. HARRY M. SHULMAN.
the child means by which he may
characteristic move last week when
board of finance, held in New York
utilize his leisure hours to advan-
dropped
the
prices
on
the
Whip-
A joint meeting at which the Sis-
lie
Elaborate arrangements have early last week. Mr. Brown was
tage. The rapidity with which the
pet by a larger margin than has
been completed for the dinner- co-head with Rabbi Morris M. terhood of Congregation Emanuel
American standard of living is be-
ever been made on a light car by
dance at the Northwood Inn on Feuerlicht of the Flying Squadron will be hostesses to the Ladies'
ing raised, Miss Phillips main-
any manufacturer in one move
Tuesday evening, Jan. 17. Friends which toured the country address- Auxiliary of Shaarey Zedek will be
SECOND FLOOR
tained, is constantly increasing the
before.
MRS. H. H. PRENZLAUER.
of the society are invited to at- ing mass meetings in Reform con- held at Emanuel synagogue on
amount of leisure available for
The new prices bring the Whip-
tend. For reservations please call gregations, urging liberal finan- Monday afternoon, Jan. 16, at 2
pt into dire ct
competition
with
the
children
as
well
as
adults.
That
p
have been borrowed from the Bag-
Euclid 1749, Empire 3443 or Em- cial aid to the union's program of P. m.
Thespeaker on this occasion will
lowest priced car on the market dad company. This act bears the the school should concern itself pire 5267. Mrs. Samuel Schwartz religious and educational work.
and also bring an improved Whip- alluring title of The Arabian with the task of educating the child is chairman of this affair. Mrs.
The plea by the New York be Philip Slomovitz, whose subject
pet with added equipment and Nights of 1928" and presents Miss in the effective employment of his
will
be "Currents on Jewish Main
Harry M. Shulman is president of group is a remarkable religious
bodies which enhance its present Remind up-to-date, a modernized spare time reveals, Miss Phillips
document. It sets forth the creed Street."
the society.
reputation for beauty.
and happy translation of the Thou- thought, the alertness and resource-
The
program for the affair will
of the American Jew. It is a
For the past several months, Mr. sand and One Nights into the lan- fulness of modern education. A
declaration of faith and devotion consist of vocal solos by Madame
love for. reading, artistic apprecia-
Willys has been busy on plans for guage of American jazz.
Elektra
von- Dolcke Itosanska, ac-
to Judaism. It calls on New York
Prof. Pavese's military band will tion, a craving for creative activity
the organization he heads, and
Jewry to aid in the perpetuation companied at the piano by Mrs.
these plans have included the provide music throughout the spec- —these qualities serve to enable the
of our religion. It also includes Lillian Shemberg Freedman.
building of a new body plant which tacle and hippodrome.
child to enrich his life all the while
Mrs. Eli Sachse is president of
CHIA CUTLER
a brief history of the work of the the Sisterhood of Emanuel Syna-
will take care of Whippet body con-
Everywhere among B'nai B'rith that he is not in attendance at
Chia Cutler, age 74, passed
union and its accomplishments.
struction, the opening of a new members and their friends enthusi- school.
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away on Jan. 6. She was the be-
gogue.
forge and heat treating plant and asm runs high for Bagdad. At the
The theory underlying the work view it was grossly inaccurate.
loved mother of Sirs. Sol Rosen-
other additions which have greatly Community House installation of of the platoon schools is that no Protests against the picture were
Money Prizes Offered Win- gnrt, Mrs. L. Kaplan, Samuel,
increased the operating efficiency officers, a large audience was ad- two children are exactly alike, that not limited to Jews, many leading
Philip and Abraham J. Burial
ners; Radio Public
dressed by Mrs. Ii. H. Prenzlauer, individual differences exist which Catholics and prominent leaders of
and economy of Willys-Overland.
took place on Jan. 6 at Machpelah
Now he announces that the or- who has been appointed by Morris must be reckoned with. Thus the other Christian denominations in.
to
Be
Judges.
Cemetery. Rabbis Ashinsky, Stoll-
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ganization is in a position to pro- Phatzen as chairman-in-chief of teacher in the platoon school seeks veighing against it also. When,
man and Zaguta officiated.
Will
Hold
Skating
Party
at
duce at as low a cost as any manu- ' the bazaar, which will be held in to adapt the work to the ability of before it was licensed for produc-
Club
Station WB51H, Braun's Music
State Fair Jan. 22.
facturer in the industry and adds connection with the spectacle. each child. In the absence of rigid tion in London, it was privately Shatzen, first vice-president; Sol
PEARL KING
House, is conducting a contest for
Blumrosen,
second
vice-president;
e
that the Whippet will maintain th
Among the unique features which forms to which all the pupils of a displayed to an invited gathering
Pearl King, daughter of Mr. and
A building site for the Y. M amateur vocalists and instrumen-
elements of quality and workman- will be inaugurated is the Shakdin class are expected to submit, each of British clergymen, the some con- Samuel Goldfine, third vice-presi-
Mrs. Nathan King of 3772 Carter
dent;
Harry
Yudkoff,
secretary;
talists,
offering
three
prizes
to
be
ship which has ranked it at the top booth, where every eligible bachelor child is given an opportunity to troversy broke out there.
11. A. has finally been selected and
awarded the winners in cash. The avenue, passed away on Jan. 8. at
Philip Ettinger, treasurer; Samu-
In quality and performance in the may register and find the lady of achieve the best that is in him
The protests of the Independent el Sternberg, monitor; Rudolph approved by the building commit- first prize is $50, the second prize the age of 4. Burial took place
tee. All clubs coming under the
light car field.
his heart's desire. According to freely and without irritating stim- Order of B'nai B'rith stressed fear
at Cloverhill Park Cemetery on
Automobile experts have looked Mrs. Prenzlauer, it will be difficult ulation. This individual treatment that the film, if exhibited in its Meyersohn, assistant monitor; banner of the "Y" will be welcome $25 and the third prize $10. Leon-
ard Braun, owner of the broad- Jan. 9. Rabbi A. M. Hershman
for a striking move from Mr. Wil- for the bachelors to escape "alive." eliminates the sad spectacle of the original version in certain countries Charles Bassey, warden; Abe Len- and given meeting rooms.
officiated.
casting
station,
will
personally
oir,
guardian.
for
it
has
been
his
reputation
A skating party has been ar-
lys,
There will be a fortune-teller, a failure child.
in Europe, would fan the fires of
Mr. Ginsburg also installed the ranged by Joseph Kirsh and Alex- award the prizes.
that he was always ready to meet country store, a museum of rare
Miss Phillips pleaded for co-op- anti-Semitism to such an extent
MRS. IDA WEIZLER
newly
elected
board
of
directors
The
winning
contestants
will
be
new
situation
in
the
industry
ander Randleman for Sunday aft-
any
amusements and a number of other eration between parents and teach- that acts of violence might ensue.
Mrs. Ida Weizler passed away
created by the new bylaws. The
chosen by the public. Those re-
which might better the position of features of interest.
ers in order to effect a better un-
Definite assurance by Will Hays directors installed, elected to serve ernoon, Jan. 22, at the State Fair. relying the most radio applause on Jan. 4 after a long illness.
the products built by Willys-Over-
A regular meeting will be held
A special matinee of Bagdad will derstanding on the part of parents that the picture would not be
six months. are Silas Fineberg, Ben at the Shaarey Zedek branch, and requests will be passed upon Funeral services were held on
land.
he offered on Sunday afternoon. On of the problems of their children. shown in countries where it might
The one which was announced the last night of the spectacle, the Parents, the educator declared, lead to pogroms, was given last Goldman, Ben Goldberg, Israel Sie- 9125 Twelfth street, at 5 p, m. by three competent judges after Friday, Jan. '5, at her home, 17230
this week came as a complete sur- lucky winner of the car and the should endeavor to ascertain how month as the outcome of a confer- gel, and Rudolph Meyersohn. Those Any young man interested in the elimination of the large field of Brush street. She is survived by
her five children, Sally, Alex, Joe.
prise in its magnitude. It is com- winner of the B'nai B'rith popular- the talents and powers of their ence between him and ex-Governor elected to serve 12 months are, Dr. welfare of the Jewish youth is contestants.
To become eligible as a contes- Harry and Yeska, and her hus-
mented upon that Mr. Willys mad e ity test will be announced and the children are being brought to light Milliken representing the Motion V. Drook, Elias Goldberg, Henry cordially invited to attend this
M.
Gottlieb,
Jacob
Miller
and
har-
tant it is necessary to apply at the band.
the statement 19 months ago that prizes awarded.
at school.
meeting.
Picture Producers and Distributors
station for a microphone test. The
In addition to Miss Phillips' ad- of America, Inc., and Mr. Cohen ry Weinberg. President Abramo-
the Whippet would entirely change
BERNARD MARX
station is situated at Jefferson
dress, the program included a piano and Dr. Philipson representing the vitz appointed the following direc-
the trend in light car construction.
GENIUSES
Bernard Marx of 2920 East
tors
to
serve
for
18
months.
Rabbi
and Drexel and testa are being
has
always
been
looked
upon
as
He
Parents who bestow too much selection by Miss Ethel Goldman, B'nai B'rith.
Grand
boulevard
passed away on
Harry Z. Gordon, Samuel Stern-
made every day except Sunday.
a pioneer, and one large manufac- attention upon their children sug formerly an instructor in music in
Hay. Took Initiative.
berg, Julius Deutelbaum and Jacob
Larry Dean, announcer, is in Jan. 11 at the age of 74. Ile is
turer stated, on reading the new gent to thoughtful minds that the public schools, and violin num-
The negotiations which have re-
Singer.
charge of the tests and can be survived by his wife, Carrie; son,
Whippet prices, "He pioneered the
these children are either geniuses bers by Le Grand Mercure, who in sulted in the acceptance of the re-
In addition to the above named
reached by calling Lenox 0312 or David, and three grandchildren.
engineering in the light car field;
(Continued from First Page.)
or weaklings. Parents who think 1926 won the prize for violin in a visions in the "King of Kings" directors, the president, first, sec-
Burial took place Friday, Jan. 13,
now he is pioneering quality at low
state-wide
music
contest
staged
by
were begun last November on the ond and third vice-presidents, sec- magnificent new temple at Wood- 54C7.
will remember that geniuses are
at Woodmere Cemetery, with Rab-
price."
very rare and will guide them- the Michigan Music Federation. initiative of Mr. Hays. Ex-Gov- retary and treasurer are members ward and Gladstone avenue, now
bi Leo M. Franklin and Rabbi
selves accordingly—The Supple- I Mrs. M. H. Zackheim, president o ernor Milliken and John Flinn were of the hoard of directors.
occupied
by
the
congregation,
was
(.eon From officiating. Mr. Marx
There's no ease for the whole
I the auxiliary, presided.
present at the conference. Mr.
ment.
Halevy Singer. on Program.
dedicated. It is said to be one of
was a member of the K. of P., No.
mouth when one tooth is aching.
Hays then said that he desired
The program was interspersed the finest structures in the coon-
55, and of the Free Sons.
above everything else that the mo- with vocal and musical selections try. During the period of Rabbi
picture be an agency for the
it iiiiiIIW.X.et..1.1Islutlallafllal"1"///1/1133" tion
MARVIN FELDMAN
otivigh calibre. The Halevy Chor- Franklin's ministry the congrega- Bible CI
greatest good; that he realized its
Marvin Feldman of Flint, Mich.,
al Society with Julius Miller con- tion has increased ten-fold and has
The following is a list of honor
vast possibilities between racial ducting, opened the program with become one of the most important
pupils in the various classes on the passed away at the age of 33. He
and religious groups, and rejoiced
is survived by his wife, Stella.
three well-chosen selections.
factors in the religious life of the
Sunday of •Ian.
that it has been given to him to aid
Julius Deutelbaum for three community.
WILLIAM J. CHITTENDEN, JR., Manager
Miss Esther Ashinsky's class: Burial took place on Jan. 6 at
in directing it to that end. Accord-
Services begin as usual at 10:45. Conalee Rosenthal, Sadie Karball, Youngstown, Iowa.
terms president of Pisgah Lodge
ing to Mr. Cohen, Mr. Hays went
BAGLEY AT Ws AVENUE
capably presided as chairman of The public is invited.
Mark Leach, Emil lsberg, Sol
on to say that he had called the
the evening also delivering a short
RELIGION AND ETHICS
Kurtz, Freda Greenbaum, Janet
conference because he sought to
talk introducing the newly elected
find the way of good will and to
Caplan.
president, Henry M. Abramovitz
A fundamental difference be-
Miss Judith Ashinsky's class:
shun all the paths that lead to prej-
saying, "Ile is a hard worker, con-
Harriet Rosenthal, Emmanuel tween religion and ethics is that
Large rooms, modern sample rooms, excellent res-
scientious and has his heart attuned
EY, udice.
while the latter furnishes counsel,
Dorfman, Evelyn Smolansky.
At another conference the follow.
taurants, instant elevator service, large lobby
to the responsibilities he is about
Ervin Rosenthal's class: Jennie the former supplies compulsion.
ing day, Mr. Hays told Mr. Cohen
to assume."
and lounges and the atmosphere of a well-
Friedman, Esther Kasle, Lillian Many people try to separate them
that he sought friendly and reliable
Samuel Sternberg, the outgoing
Lieberman,
Lucille Singer, Sadie and believe that they keep them
ordered home. Moderate prices. Large,
that
when
the
industry
guidance so
president, delivered a short ad-
apart. They are poor psycholo-
produced a picture having to do
In loving memory of Mrs. Es- Singer
well-furnished rooms, at $3.00,
dress, a resume of the accomplish-
Miss
Pauline
Lasser's class: gists. They do not know them-
with Jews it could be sure that the
$3.50 and $4.00 the day.
ments of the past administration. ther Lebowitz, who passed away Blanche Shevin, Marcus Edelstein, selves, a highly difficult thing to
picture would give no offense or be
one
year
ago,
Jan.
15,
1927.
Mr. Sternberg reminded the mem-
Millie Shugarman. do. They do not realize that every
an instigator of prejudice. To this
bers that in addition to all the ac-
A losing mother. true and kind.
Miss Gertrude Goldman's class: one of us is carried along upon a
end, he invited the co-operation of
tilfities
that
the
lodge
has
partak-
No friend on mai like her we'll and
Delphine stream of tendency, a momentum,
Rabinowitz,
Eugene
the B'nai B'rith due to the many
For all of us she did her best
Baron, Jerome Arra.
occasions when its Anti-Defama- en of in the past, a chapter of the
a force, a religious power of ethi-
And God Kaye her eternal rest.
A.
Z.
A.
or
Junior
B'nai
Irrith
was
Miss
Golda
Greenbaum's
class: cal propulsion set in motion by a
tion League had called the atten-
Her Loving Husband, Daughters Rosalind Arfa, Sylvia Fink, Flor- remote past where religion and
The increasingly large number of Detroiters who dine here on Sunday
tion of the motion picture industry organized and a charter granted,
and Sons.
ence Albert, Mitchell Mandeberg, ethics kept long-continued com-
to films containing matter offensive also that a choral society has been
organized.
proves that our policy of giving the utmost in values is appreciated.
Curtis Kittleman, Marion Kallin, panionship.
to Jews.
Morris Schwartz briefly outlined
In loving memory of Mrs. Es- Edward Blum, Leslie Sheare.
No Jew of intelligence sepa-
what the B'nai B'rith Ilazomir ther Lefkofsky, who died Jan. 19,
Miss Rose Friedman's class: Lu- rates ethics from religion. Ile
Society intends to do and promised 1926.
cille Kavanau, Shirley Jonap, Nor- knows that ethics is religion real-
a concert in the near future under
man Blum, Arthur Edelstein.
ized.—The Supplement.
the direction of Professor Elijah 011 why was she taken. our mother so
Miss Omenke's class: Virginia
2 300
fair,
FOR DINNER RESERVATIONS s. OR INFORMATION CALL RA
The Don't Worry club of the De- Zaludkowski, well-known cantor When the world has no many It better Brown, Eugene Mandeberg, Louis
director
of
the
Choral
society.
could spare.
and
Share, Beatrice Kavanau.
troit Life Insurance Co., the mem-
whs.
Solomon Golub of New York Ms sad. but true, w e wonder
bership of which is composed en-
The ones needed moat are the first to die.
Saul Untie
Daniel La.'s
tirely of the Fishman agency, in- City, a composer of Jewish folk
•nd more .ch day e miss her, FREE BURIAL ASSN.
stalled its officers for the ensuing songs, sang several of his own com- More
Friends may think the wound la healed
Detroit's Finest Funeral
positions
in
a
very
pleasing
man-
ELECTS OFFICERS
year at a luncheon held at the Stet-
But little do they know the sorrow
Home
ner. S. Soloman, pianist and com-
That lies within our hearts concealed.
ter hotel Friday, Jan. 6,
Louis E. Nerman was re-elected poser, rendered several well chosen
At
a
meeting
held Sunday, Jan.
Husband and Children.
to the presidency, for a second piano solos .
8, the Detroit Jewish Free Burial
Mrs. Eva Prenzlauer appealed to
term and was installed with great
In loving memory of our dear Association elected its officers for
K F1 IV fv
enthusiasm. Samuel Lieberman,lall the members, the ladies' auxil-
the coming year. Those elected
W OODWARDAFL
father,
Barnett
Rosenberg,
who
413 to/447
one of the charter members, was iary and her workers to assist in
were: Harry Solomon, president;
elected as vice-president. Sam various ways in connection with passed away one year ago, Jan. Morris Bloom, vice-president; Isa-
Free Use of Our Chapel
13,
1927.
"Bagdad."
Fishman was elected as financial
dore Niss, treasurer; Morris Fish-
To Name Committee. Monday.
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secretary; Paul Bernstein, record-
Snows the silent heartaches.
er, first trustee, and J. Chabonsky,
Several members of the B'nai None
Only thri+e who lost can tell.
ing secretary, and George W. Gor-
second trustee. President harry
B'rith Ilazomir Choral Society, And the tears that are shed in Olen.
owitz, treasurer.
Solomon was re-elected.
For the one we loved so well.
rendered vocal selections which
Georg. Lewis
Seymour Lawns
M. E. O'Brien, president of the
A large crowd was on hand for
were well received by the audience.
Detroit Life, was installing officer
Sadly missed by His Loving the meeting.
The vocal artists representing the
and he expressed his appreciation
Children
and
Grandchildren,
Choral society were: Miss Rhoda
for the work of the club.
Goldberg, soprano; Messrs. George
The Don't Worry club was or-
Orley, tenor; Louis Greenblatt, Detroit Symphony Closes
ganized in 1916 by a small group
tenor; and Benjamin Rice, bass;
First Concert Series
of agents in Fishman's office and who is the cantor of the Hillel
its struggle for existence was very
Foundations at Ann Arbor. The
With the playing of the twelfth
keen, but through the pioneer spirit
pianists who accompanied the vo- Sunday popular concert at Orches-
of Morris Fishman and some of his
old-timers weathered all storms un. calists in their solos were Miss tra Hall. Sunday afternoon, Jan.
I Claire Silberman and Samuel 15, the first series of 12 concerts
tit today it is an outstanding or-
It
closes Starting next Sunday, Jan.
ganization, recognized by the corn- I Shpargel.
pony as one of its pillars, and re- i The Colonial Quartet sang some 22, the second series of 12 concerts
At their regular prices these coats would be extremely good values—
spected throughout the entire coo- harmony, for which they are fa- commences and a splendid list of
munity. mous. Silas Fineberg was the of- soloists and attractions has been
and at $40—which is the reduced price Monday—they are the most ex-
The Don't Worry club just closed finial master of ceremonies and arranged. The concert this Sun-
ceptional values of the season.
Sponsored by CHILDREN of Bar Mitzvah Age
the most successful year since its states that the lodge is grateful to day will open with Offenbach's
,
inception,
and we know that with all the artists who gave their time Overture "Orpheus," and will he
Every coat is well cut, well tailored
The FURS are all smart and of se-
the caliber of men who are at its and talent to make possible one of followed by the Saint-Saens "Inci-
lected qualities—beaver, skunk. fox, and smart in fashion.
helm it will continue to prosper and the finest programs presented by dental Music to Henry VIII." This
Every coat is finely silk lined and
make rood in the insurance world. Piseah Lodge.
is a charming set of pictures of old tl
Jap fox, squirrel, French beaver warmly interlined. Sizes from misses'
The next meeting of Pisgah ,Scotia,
starting with the Gathering
(coney) and platinum wolf.
Ledge will he held Monday evening.
14
to
large
women's
52.
I
of the Clans, Scotch. Idyl, Gypsy
It•
The MATERIALS are the fine kash-
In a Place
For the
Concert Music
Jan. la Among the features of ' Dance and ending with a splendid
BLACK,
BEIGE
and
the
smartest
Devoted to the
and
fleeces
that
are
by
Benefit
the meeting President Ilenry M. Gigue and Finale.
mir suedes, tweeds
Education of
colors of winter.
of
CHILDREN
■
Abrarnovitz will name the MOM -
this season.
The soloist for this concert will
CHILDREN
CHILDREN
(Juvenile Band.t I
hers of all the standing committees.
Frank & Seder—Fifth Floor—Charge Accounts Invited.
The plans for the coming term will be Miss Faye Ferguson, concert-pi-
anise.
who
has
chosen
the
well.
Homes Designed, Built
outlined and every member is

cal of fun is heralded as the
Dear Editor: —We, the dele- "screamiest act in captivity."
gates of Mir Yeshivah, Rabbis
Augmenting the hippodrome fea.
Pincus and Schmidman, beg you to tures is a special net for which
print the following in your worthy Anne Weltman and Marie Shultz
paper:
Permit us to thank you very
cordially for your helping us with
your paper in our work. We thank
also the rabbis of the city and all
persons that helped us in our
work for the worthy Mir Sem-
inary.
With due respect and thanks,
TIIE DELEGATION.

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DELAWARE AT SECOND BLVD.

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Now in our New Location

23 TWELFTH STREE

Euclid 7192

CANTOR ROITMAN TO
HOLD SERVICES HERE

Cantor Roitman of New York
will chant the service at Congre-
gation Ahavath Zion. 446 Hol-
brook avenue, on Friday evening
and Saturday morning. Feb. 3
and 4.
Th? cantor is nationally famour
for his beautiful voice and the

Sunday Eve., Jan. 22, 8 P. M. Sharp

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and orchestra, in
minor. Opp . 25.
Miss Ferguson, who is American
horn, created a sensation on her ap-
pearances in 1926-27.
After the intermission the or-
chestra plays a new orchestral ar-
rangement mode by Victor Kolar,
,, f one of Ma..-.net's (+ermine
pieces "Twilight." This is followed
Dubeie' Entr'acte "tivierre"
end Rimsky-Korsakov's "Caprierio
EsPagrd." Op. 34. A large aud-
ience should greet the orchestra
at this epperrance ■ and the man-
' agement hopes that even mere reel-
ple will take advantage of the see-
nod series, which opens at popular
^ ,-ices on Sunday afternoon, Jan.

Philadelphia and Byron Hall.

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Proceeds devoted to the Jewish Orphan• Home and
Farm School.

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Dancing Begins at 10 P. M.

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LERMAN'S UNION DANCE ORCHESTRA

We assure you a good time. in a good place, in a
good cause.

Ticket. SO Cent..

Children 25 Cents.

Come early and bring your family and friends. Please
reserve your tickets in advance. Phone Cadillac 0689.

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