ricaii AIM periodical Carter - - CLIFTON AYINUI - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE THIRTEEN ME9erRorrlarisneiRomax -Irceernerfewornmen ■ oe„ ArT /, 1510 Woodward Ave. 3 Doors From John R. Now An Entire T - if ' I \ P trC tS j StA3 --„ Values That Have Made e Astor Shop 11,P Famous! \ Mt S e§tA)IVe 6 615 Ii yott are acctoLomed to your frocks Chandler avenue has returns,' f • from a seven weeks' sojourn in the f:ast. Among the numerous places visited were Huston, New Yoork, and Peaks Island, where Miss Wel- ler was to guest at the leaks Island Boon, with Mrs. Harry ( arvel. Sept. 2- Airs Faye Frankfort to Mr. Speyer Ralph Katz, son of president of the Y. W. II. A. III N1rs. F. Katz of 2751 Rochester avenue. Portland. Sept. 2—Stirs Florence Goldberg, daughter of NIr. and Mrs. Loui Goldberg, to Irving l'aul, son of alrs. Fanny Paul of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sherman Sept. 2—Miss Nlollie Cohen, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman and family of 2959 Lo-slie avenue are spending a few weeks at South Cohen, to Harry Dushkin, sun of St r. and Mrs. Jacob Dushkin, at Beth Haven, Mich. They will return Nloses Synagogue. Sept. 3—Miss Corinne Marje Gittleman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. after Labor Day. o Sol Gittleman, to Howard Stone. Oct. 7 Miss Beatrice Rosenthal, daughter of 51r. and Mrs. Samuel The Misses Dorothy Bronstein tool Helen Rosner are guests at B. Rosenthal, to Joseph Busker, son of of Mr. and airs. Louis Busker. the Hotel LaSalle, Chicago, for this week-end. • paying $35 and $45 for see these beautiful Astor models for only $25.... Ultra distinctive models in transparent Velvets * , Satins and Combinations. Births Mr. and Mrs. Ilyman Cohen of inni Hague avenue 111111011M, 01, marriage of their daughter, Mollie, to Harry Dushkin, son of Nils and Mrs. Jacob Dushkin, to take place Sunday, Sept. 2, at 8 p. nu. at Beth Moses Synagogue, 566 Owen eve-1 nue. To honor NB°. and Mrs. Harry Silberblatt of Los Angeles, Cal., who are visiting relatives in thei city, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Slo- bin of 2900 Clairmount enter- tained at bridge at their home. ff 1 ; Fall Apparel Clean? Hot summers such as we've been having are usually followed by earl y, cool autumns. Take inventory of your fall wardrobe and let Forest Cleaners clean, restore and reshape it for wear in the season lust ahead. F or es t \ Cleaners are Detroit's \Best. 24-Hour Service on Men's Suits , CLEANERS FonEs I C, DYERS 1", 533.547 FOREST AVE. E. call MEIrose 4200 KNOW YOUR TEA LEAVES! CRYSTAL GAZING AND CARD READING VISIT DETROIT'S MOST UNIQUE TEA ROOM FORTUNE TOLD WITH CAVE LUNCHEON "Look For Big Barrel in the Window" BOHEMIAN CAVE Clifford 0678 1234 Library Avenue The Finest of Furniture and Never 'a Fancy Price Our reputation for super values is pretty well established. The beauty of buying furniture from us is that your choic: does not compel you to confine your selection to just a few styles. We welcome the opportunity of showing you around. B. & B. Furniture Co. 10345 - 10349 Linwood Ave. POPKIN—LIPSITZ Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Lipsitz of the Whittier apartments announce the marriage of their daughter, Ruth Anne, to Mr. John L. Popkin, son of Mr. Louis Popkin, on Mon- day, Aug. 27 at 12 (o'clock. The ceremony took place at Temple Beth El, in the presence . . anti was i o the immediate followed by a wedding breakfast o s at the Phoenix Club, . following which the young couple left for an extended Western trip. CURTAINS DRAPES FAULTLESSLY LAUNDERED nli ,'LEANED Faultless Curtain Laundry and Cleaners PHONES EMPIRE 0217.5491 Order now and avoid the holiday rush. Longfellow 2081 Combine Quality and Price Ilere the discriminating buyer can select furs with the assurance that she is obtaining the finest quality of pelts at much lower prices than can be had anywhere. Come in and convince yourself. Blue Bird Fur Shop Euclid 5165 COMFORT AND BEAUTY IN FINE FURNITURE We have never before shown such an artistic array of furniture as in this August Furniture Sale. Unless you are partial to "fancy prices" you'll find a most agreeable surprise the way we mark our merchandise. ART FURNITURE CO. 4104-8 Fenkell Ave. at Li•ernois Phone Longfellow 8170 Salt Citi; Notre Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Levinson, who for the past 40 year"; have re- sided in this city, will leave shortly Mrs. Samuel Beerbohm has re- for Detroit to reside permanently. turned from a fortnight's visit in Toronto, ('an., where she was the Mrs. B. B. Weil and her guest, guest of her mother, Mrs. Samuel Mrs. I. Beckman of Milwaukee aye- Cornfield. IMO, are spending a few days with relatives in Detroit. Me. and Mrs. Irving J. Wolfgang and 411111 daughters, Hortense and Sir. and Mrs. II. F. Anthony Betty, have returned from a sum- have as their guest her mother, mer's visit with their parents, Mr. Sirs. Emma Rosenberg of Detroit. •onol airs. Adolph Wolfgang of St. Paul, Minn. Mr. and NIrs. Jos. Schwartz leave on Thursday via motor for an east- Dr. Morris D. Sil ver, Marston ern trip, planning to visit Phil- avenue, sailed last Saturday on the adelphia, Atlantic City and New S. S. Berlin for a two months York. period of study and relaxation. Dr. Silver will visit the hospitals in Berlin, Vienna, Budapest. anti CHARGES SOVIET WITH travel through Italy and Francs SABOTAGING YIDDISH before returning home. Mr , . Sil- ver is at present visiting Nliss Jes- MOSCOW.—(J. T. —The sie 11. Hall of Chicago, manager of Yiddish language is sabotaged by the American Opera Company. the Soviet authorities, charges a The Misses Celia K olko, Esther writer in the Ernes, Moscow 'Viol- Katz and Sarah Baskin gave a dish Communist daily. The writer, bridge and miscellaneous surprise Spatz, cites instances in Nevel, Ve- shower for 30 guests in honor of lizh and other towns in the Vi- Miss Mollie Cohen, bride-elect of tebsk district where over 50 per Sept. 2, at her home, 930 Hague, cent of the population is Jewish. Local officials disregard decis- Wednesday evening, Aug,. 22. ions of the communal Soviets, Yiddish is not used in the govern- Mr. and Sirs. T. J. Potn•rance of Richton avenue ore leaving for ment offices, Jews sneaking Yid- dish are ignored. Notices that San Ft•anciscoo Sept. I. Mr. Pome- rano(' is the delegate of the Aesen- Yiddish is permitted were removed by the Velizh authorities, A wo- bonbon fraternity to the convention of the National Association of Re- man who was employed to hello tail Druggists. Mr. and Mrs. Pome- Yiddish-speaking Jews, admitted ranee will return to Detroit the that she did not understand the language. latter part of September. No books in Yiddish, nor the are permitted in the Velish "Street Angel" Ovens the Ernes, library, the writer states. These New FOX Saturday, Sept. 15. conditions are not merely local, he It's Breaking Records Every- writes, believing the situation to Ise no better in the Ukraine and where. Let's Go, Detroit, White Russia. The article concludes with is charge against the Soviet authori- ties and the Committee for the Na- tional Minorities with neglecting their duty. BLUE BIRD FURS 8653 Twelfth Street 1.95 Chiffon MRS. LEONARD BRAUN Greeting. Union of German Citizens of the Jewish Faith, states that Helena Mayer, Olympic fencing champion, is a Jewish girl. The statement was made by the newspaper in reply to denials pub- lished in the German nationalistic press. Miss Mayer is the daughter of a Jewish physician of Offenbach and member of the Central Union. Her mother was Christian but the girl has been reared in the Jewish faith. Helena Slayer's fencing prowess created a sensation recently in London. In the British tourna- ment a number of leading Euro- pean master fencers participated and critics expressed astonishment at her remarkable skill which she displayed in matches she enraged in with such internationally known fencers as Cosmic, Puliti and Salaf ia. One of the nationalistic critics attending a fencing tournament in Berlin in which Miss Mtiver toed, part proclaimed her a true expon- ent of German strength and beauty. NEW ORDINNANCE FOR ZION IMMIGRATION Shirts to Order JERUSALEM.---1.1. T. Sale Saviors 25 to 40 Per Cent new ordinance to regulate immi- Our entire stock of shirting. will gration to Palestine is now being be offered in a Pre-Inventory Sale prepared by the l'alestine govern- including silks, flannels, madras, ment. batistes, linens, rayons and broad- Lord Planter, the High Commis- cloths. sioner, informed the Zionist Executive that the purpose of the new ordinance will be to facili, tate the immigration into the 15 E. Grand River at Woodward country mainly of relative. of Third Floor those already resident in Pales- tine and of people of means. Phone Cadillac 8627 National Custom Shop MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.) --The publication in serial form of inter- esting documents throwing light on the anti-Jewish persecutions during the ('zaristic regime was started by the Emes, Moscow Yid- dish Communist daily. The documents are said to have been taken from the archives of the Committee of Jewish Deputies iin the Russian Duma. The ar- chives contained many important historical documents, describing the pogrom reign. It was believed at one time that the archives were secretly taken abroad during the revolution. The collection con. sists of 1,000 documents of 2,501) pages. ANN ARBOR NOTES Sir. and Mrs. S. IL Fields ISara Drank inl of I I I I( Washington Heights announce the arrival of twin, a daughter, Renee Faith, and a son, Ronald Merton. Mrs. Fields will Is' remembered as the organizer of the hadomah, Optimo, Amitian and Little Help- ers Clubs in Detroit. She is active in Ann Arbor with Ladies Aux- iliary of the Congregation Beth Israel and is secretary of the Ito th Israel Center. "Street Angel" Ooens the New FOX Saturday, Sept. 15. It's Breaking Records Every- where. Let's Go, Detroit. Cantor Moshe Valowick (The Renowned Blind Cantor) FOR ROSH HASHONAH AND YOM KIPPUR SERVICES (Also Two Days of Succoth) An opportunity to really enjoy holiday services. Tickets on sale at the Shale from the committee from S to 10 P. M. during entire month of Ellul. You are urged to buy your ticket early. H. C. SILVER, Pres. CHOP SUEY Checker Cabs Empire 7000, Strictly Kosher Caterer On the way to and from Mt. Celmens drive out some night and try us. IV,Idings, Engagements, Ban- Special Sunday Chicken Dinner quets—All Social Functions M. A. PEREIRA 11:30 to 9 P. M., $1.00 DETROIT CATERING COMPANY Noon Luncheon, 11 to 2, 50 to 65e Ben's Cafe We Cater in the Leading Hotels 125 RICHTON AVENUE 14046 Gratiot Call Longfellow 5654 Near Eastwood Park The United Hebrew Schools of Detroit WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT THIS YEAR SERVICES FOR THE HIGH HOLY DAYS Will Ile Ileld in Our Splendid Auditorium on se: Corner BYRON and PHILADELPHIA The well-known cantor, David Clevans, will render the services, and tal- ented speakers will addrees the audience. Tickets may be now obtained a' the office of the Philadelphia and Byron Talmud Torah. THE COMMITTEE. te : • s m .. Services will also be held at the newly built Talmud Torah, corner Holmur and Tuxedo. ;• .4. nctAtAtAt/csi4tiv.tictv ,s1,,stAt., ..sAlAsidiAtxsidcf4+444, 44. - q4 4xE941c2 Pcsint is CALL ItANI)OI.I'II 2300 FOR RESERVATIONS IE‘ 6t ils i4 $ Sunday Dinner at the Detroitd,eland it 3, is The fame of the Detroit-Leland Hotel's cuisine and general service has traveled far and wide, but none are more appreciative of the voalues we give than Detroiters — loyal friends who come here regularly—and in increasing numbers. 34 Table Whore S2 the plate is 34 3 . 3. 34 6'9,3 it 34 134 3 i s i S . '.i' is Madame Renauld Frocks is Specializing in Short Stouts. Chiffon. Georgette with velvet combination. 586 Owen Avenue Announces the Engagement of ANNOUNCEMENT. featuring For Little Women CONGREGATION BETH MOSES Dr. Ira NI. Altshultor announces the removal of his (offices to room 507 of the new Fisher building, Grand boulevard and Second. Dr. Altshuler will occupy his new of- fice's beginning with Sept. 1. RUSSIAN PERSECUTIONS 11729 DEXTER BLVD. Ilimelhoch's—"Himel-Hose"— First Floor The Philornathic Debating. Club will begin its thirty-first year of existence Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, in the Shaarey /Ashok branch, 9125 Twelfth street. The officers for the term of Sep- tember, 1928 to January, 1929 are: Sol Rosenrnan, speaker; Max Simon, clerk; Nathan Shur, as- sistant clerk, and Albert Williams, sergeant-at-arms. These four of- ficers, with David Leach and Al- bert Silber, constitute the board of directors. Prominent business and profes- sional men of Detroit and vicinity are scheduled to address the club. The Philomathic Debating Club's membership is now 35. The public is invited to attend Philomathic meetings, helot every Sunday evening. DOCUMENTS TO REVEAL The Rae Shoppe and Picot-Top PHILOMATHIC BEGINS THIRTY-FIRST YEAR NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.1- Jits•ha Ileifetz, well-known Jewish violinist, was married to Mrs. Flor- ence Vidor, a Christian, last Sion- day in NON Yuck City. Charles E. Kelloy, former Supreme Court Jus- tice, performed the ceremony. Mr. Heifetz said that he would stay in Hollywood where Mrs. Ilei- fetz has several contracts to be filled until the fall, when he trill begin a European tour. Ile will return to America in January to till contracts of his own. The former Sirs. Vidor, who di- vorced her husband, King V Oar, the movie director, in 1927, is the mother of Suzanne Vidor, nine years old. Mr. Ileifetz is 27 years Ilis father, Reuben Ileifetz, came to this country from Vilna in 1917. Jascha Ileifetz is generally re- garded in the music world as the greatest technical master of the violin, and his enthusiasts regard him as the world's greatest violin- ist. His career has been sensa- tional. He was marked far great- ness from childhood. Born poor in a Russian-Jewish family, he be- came a pupil of Prof. Leopold Auer, who taught Mischa Elution, Efrim Zimbalist and other famous violin- ists. His first appearance in the United States sons ill Carnegie Hall on the afternoon of Oct. 27, 1917, when he was In. Ile ss•as acclaimed immediately. Mrs. Jascha Ileifetz was burn Florence Arto, the daughter of John T. and Ida Artoo at Houston, -Texas, from the information fur- nished by Famous-Players-Lasky. Both her parents are still living in San Gabriel, Calif. She received her education in the public schools of Houston and at the Convent of the Sacred Iltoart. She is not of the Jewish faith, it was learned at the Famous-Players-Lasky ((flies, . BERLIN.-1.1. T. A.1--The "C. —is a shadowy brown-beige that blends with deep, rich brown — yet keeps its own subtle, sheer tone. the Vamp-Toe 11'ho, before her recent marriage, was Bliss Eva Karger of New York, After Sept. 1, St r. and Mrs. Braun will make their home at 4874 Bedford road. ■ and Doesn't Understand V. Zeitung," organ of the Central 1.95 with But His Wife Is • "Goyishke Kop" Helena Mayer, Olympic Champion, Is Jewish "Himel • Hose" Sheer MAZEL TOV, JASCHA arriagre "Tawney ” The Aug. 8—To Sir. and Sirs. William Gard of 2992 West Gaud boulevard, a son, Stanley Richard. Miss Eolith W. Atlivaick left Thursday for a western tour. Shy will spent] some time en route with relatives in Denver, Colo. Is Your What Are You Wearing With the New Dark Browns! Wedding Calendar SIrs. Sfax EekIstein of 1532 Lee PI- • • anJ sons Marcus William t u rd Arthur, also N1rs. Benj, F. Schneider of Pinsburst avenue and son, Lloyd Victor, and daughter, Lorraine Sybil, returned from Is- land Lake, Stich., where they spent the summer months. In Oar Third Floor Better Dress Section Woodward W oodward Thru to Washington Ask for ay.] Sh-s. Adolph Schwartz of Scranton, Pa. Aug. 24.—To Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Alexander (Beatrice Mallini Mrs. Eva Pearlstein of Chicagol it son, John. is the guest of friends in the city. Aug. '22—To Mr. and Mrs. David Curtis, at the Miami Valley Iles Mr. and Mrs, A. Schmidt of La - pita!, Dayton, Ohio, a daughter, Jean Betty. Aug. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Karl D. German (Rose Wolfson) 0 Salk, boulevard will leave for a motor trip to Bellevue Island. 2991 Virginia Park, a daughter, Sondra. Canada, during the coming week• Aug. 17—To Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Fields (Sara Drapkin) of 141C end. They will stop at the Biorwio Washington Heights, Ann Arbor, to-ins, Renee Faith and Ronald • Inn. Merton. Astor Shop--Seccnd Floor qcc 1 ,rogagement of Miss Dolly Goldstone, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Louis Sillman has returns, Mrs. Phil Goldstone, to Arthur 1. Bl a ss, son of Mrs. 1LP, Moss, wa to the city after spending the sum announeed Sunday evening, Aug. 26, at a reception at Eastwood Inn titer with his daughter at Hough M r. and Mrs. Abraham Busker, I:, I4 Seward avenue, announce the Mr. ton Lake, Stich.. engagement of their daughter, Rose, to Harry I. Schwartz, son of Mr Itiva Stocker of New York, formerly of Detroit, is the guest of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. M. 11.1 Zackheim of Calvert avenue. • Everyone is talking shoot these beautiful ow Fall Frocks at $15.. . Ex- quisite Satins and Crepe and Velvet• Comb(letions in Black and the le:aline Fall shades. , im ahochs A Recent Bride Engagements The si i ,,,, Jen,,,,,t,, Weller of „;. lOor- Devoted 15 . ,.ond r=7=1 J ersoneti • C4.3 Oetrnit's new botclw ith good accommodations for 1200. Larger rooms. Modern sample rooms. Instant elevator wt., ice. Downtown in the new theatre and shopping district. Near interstate bus temtina Is. DI TROIToLELAND HOTEL WILLIAM J. CHITTENDEN, JR., Manager Itse,1 EY AT CASS AVENUE 4if.tVer ctmrxef.vm(r: rrYVIncInZcrY.ree.t, ctelt.Ys.pf.octctme.t.,....ZY-ter4( fnif, ' , A. C. Krenz Merchant The Shop where cowboy 10347 Woodw'd Tailor Calvert an and Service PrevaiLBetween Colliagvroot