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Sabbath Services:
Rabbi Philip W. Jaffa will oc- Morris D. Margolis to be
cupy the pulpit Saturday morning,
Honored at Banquet
Sept_ 22, and preach on the sub-
Tuesday Evening.
ject "The Religious Implications
of Repentance." Sabbath services
Tuesday evening, Sept. 25, the
are now held regularly in the main
Halevy Choral Society will begin
Temple and begin at 10:30. Rabbi
its work for the corning year. The
Jaffa, who is in charge of the
auxiliary services during the Holy
Day season. will intone some por-
tions of the ritual service.
E are exclusive Hatters --
devoting our entire attention
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to
Hat Qualities
Hat Styles
Hat Wearers
oloay."
205 GRATIOT AVE.
ing, today our repair department
is most extensive and conducted
by expert hatters. Any make of
hat can be "Re-Done" by us.
145 MICHIGAN AVE.
DETROIT'S
EXCLUSIVE HATTER,
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Pioneer Advocate of Five-
Day Week Makes Public
Correspondence on the
Subject.
Within, All My
Frit nds and Clients
A Happy and Pros-
perous Neic Fear.
That the Hun, office
is in Detroit
Dot, make curse
Difference
ALEX H. GERSON
Member of the Fishman eilgency
Mr. Gerson has been with the "Detroit Life" for ten years
and his record shows that his clients renew their business 100 per
cent. This is a sterling tribute to the man and the company he
represents. He is also among the leaders in all of our campaigns.
Besides selling insurance, Mr. Gerson is active in social, com-
munal and charitable work.
Res. Phone., Longfellow 1079
Res., 2644 Richton.
Detroit Life Insurance Co.
"The Company of Service"
MORRIS FISHMAN, Vice-Pres.
DETROIT
2210 Park Avenue
CENTERS ASS'N
Halcoalt Sports:
Perwein Pastry Shop
For the Holidays we wish to
remind you of our lovely assorted
Cookies, delicious Honey and Coffee
Cakes and Home-Made Bread.
Please place your order early
The Hakoah Sports are plan-
ning a theater party. This organ-
ization is limiting its membership
to seniors in high school and its
still open for a number of new
members.
J. C. A.:
The J. C. A. Centrals recently
elected the following officers:
Henry Leader-man, president; Alex
Raider, reelected secretary and
treasurer. and Milton Harris, set.
geant-at-arnts. This organization
has athletics for its chief aim and
is open to boys between the ages
of 16 to 20. The J. C. A. Centrals
have invited the Phi-So-Lite or-
ganization, a group of girls, to par-
ticipate in a weinie and marshmal-
low roast on Wednesday.
Athletic Council:
MAIN STORE, 9144 TWELFTH STREET
Near Atkilmos
Empire 5391
BR aNcH STORE:
11322 Dexter Blvd. •t Colliogwood. Longfellow 1209
ear;F g: '7.17
The Athletic Council is planning
a busy season for 1928. At an
open meeting medals for Oink.
and baseballs for the playground
ball league, as well as the cup for
tennis. will be awarded. Prarrii-
nent speakers will address the
audience and there will be musi-
cal numbers for entertainments.
Mothers' Clubs:
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Season's Greetings
Truesdell-Mallon Co.
Tio annual Mothers' Club Suc-
coth party and camp reunior will
be held on Sunday evening, Sept.
10. at the Jewish Center, 31 Mel-
bourne. Camp songs, dancing.
and a surprise program wit! be
part of the evening's entertain-
ments. Either bring Yom Toy
goodies such as strudel, tartish.
mondlin, cake, etc., or 35 cents.
Children will not be admitted
inasmuch as there will be a special
Succoth celebration for children a
week later, Sunday afternoon, Oct.
7, at 2:30 p. m. Admisaian 5 cents.
CEMETERY MEMORIALS
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in our perfume section
. . . the creations of the
Persian favorite Gahilla
... and of Corday, Chanel.
Caron, Ciro, Houbigant.
Rosine.
Yom Kippur morning services
beann Monday at 10 a, m.
In the main Temple-Rabbi
Le. n Fram. Subject: "Martyr-
35 years ago Henry The
O VER
Hatter originated Hat Clean-
oir
P A CTICALLY ever;
r rare anti lovely frag-
p. fa.
In the main Temple-Dr. Leo
M. Franklin. Subject. The Hour
of Self-Searehing."
In the Brown Memorial Chapel
-Rabbi Leon Franc. Subject.
"Symbol and Ideal."
In the social hall-Rabbi Philir
W. Jaffa. Subject: "Self-Realiza-
We custom fit each hat.
3549 Stone Street
Fragrances for
Sophisticates
Tom Kippur Service.:
Yom Kippur Eve services will
take place Sunday. Sept. 23. at 7
There is a hat style for every man.
M. F. O'BRIEN, Pres.
BLEU FAREWELL
TO ITS SECRETARY
Many have suffered for talking.
none ever suffered for being silent.
-Italian proverb.
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
The five-day-week is now in ef-
fect in the garment trade and Wil-
liam Green. president 4 41 the
American Federation ofnabor,
sent me a copy of the resolution
introduced in the platforms of
both political parties at their con-
ventions, in which was stated:
"Five Day Work-Weals"
"The American Federation of
Labor has declared the five day
work-week as one of its high ens
and chief objectives. It is com-
mitted to the inauguration of this
social and economic change just as
rapidly as economic and industrial
conditions will permit. Already
many thousands of workers enjoy
the five-day week. Tha produc-
tivity of the workers. the develop-
ment of mechanical processes and
the extended use of power is mak-
ire this change possible. We real-
ize the inauguration of the five-
day work week must come gradu-
ally. progressively and in such •
way as to prevent any serious in-
terference with the economic yr).
duction of manufactured goods
and commodities."
I am pleased to see that my ef-
forts will bear fruit in time. as it
shows that this movement came
from a divine cause, becauss tt is
necessary for Israel to observe the
Sabbath. for the same regain that
the body of man needs nightly
rest.
I would be pleased to have you
publish the letters I have written
to the late Sam Gompera and the
late Kauffman Kohler on this sub-
ject.
Yours truly.
A. BARKMAN.
East Tawas, Mich.
In the Brown Memorial Chapel
-Dr. Leo M. Franklin. Subject:
"Sinful Saints and Saintly Sin-
ners."
MORRIS D. MARGOLIS
In the social hall-Rabbi Philip
W. Jaffa. Subject: "A Challenge executive committee has already
completed plans for the actititiea
t. , Haman Excellency."
of the entire season.
Children's Services:
The first function will be • fare-
The cloldrenls service Will take well banquet for Morris D. Mar-
place at 1 p. m. in the main Tem- golis, secretary of the organiza-
ple. Rabbi Leon From will tell a tion and one of its founders, who,
Yon: Kippur story.
is leaving Detroit to continue his
Please have the children come studies in New York City. A rich
to the Temple no earlier than musical program has been pre-
12:30 and no later than 12:45 pared for this ocasion. Mr. Mar-
They should go to the second floor golis will also outline the history
of the school building. when our and achievement., of the Halevy
teachers will direct them to their Choral Society and will present
rooms. From the rooms the teach- plans for its future activities. The
ers will guide them to the audi- banquet will take place Tuesday
evening, Sept. 25, in the Little
torium.
Theater at 539 Kenilworth, and
soil be limited to members of the
Yom Kippur Memorial Service.:
Y..rr, Kippur memorial service organization and invited guests.
will take place Monday, Sept. 24,
Classes in sight.reading and v--
cal culture are now being organ-
at 1 p. m.
In the main Temple-Dr. Leo M. ized for the advancements of the
Franklin. Subject: "The Perfect Halesy members, and will begln
sessions on Thursday, Oct. 11. In
Tribute."
In the Brown Memorial Chapel order to be able to participate in
--Rabbi Leon From. Subject: the numerous Halevy appearances
this year, prospective members
"Sunset."
In the social hall-Rabbi Philip are urged to join early in the sea-
son.
Jaffa.
Meetings are held every- Tues-
School of Religion:
day night at ,519 Kenilworth.
I. Registration of new pupils
New pupils may be registered only
on week days. The school office is
closed on Saturday, and on Sun-
day morning it is too busy to at-
tend to new registrations. Parents
Leonard Goldberg of Detroit
are requested to bring their chil-
dred for enrollment any week day spent the holidays with his aunt
and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. B
between 9 a. in. and 5 p. m. ('4-
dren may be registered for the Roman.
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A NEW VICTORY SIX
BY DOD GE. BROTHERS
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Victory Performance Made Still ,More Brilliant
Striking improvements in beauty. comfort and
roominess, set Dodge Brothers new Victors. Six
apart as a distinctise and impressisely attractive
motor car.
Seat dimensions are more generous; cushions
deeper and more luxurious; doors higher and
wider; and passenger vision materially increased.
Eng Titg Nara
kindergarten at the age of four.
morning
Saturday
2. The
School. All the students of the
seventh and eighth grades and
those students of the ninth grads
who have not yet been confirmed
will meet for the opening of the
Saturday school, Saturday, Sept.
29. at 9:30.
3. The Sunday morning school.
A. The Elementary School. Chil-
dren from the kindergarten
through the sixth grade will return
to their classes Sunday morning,
Sept. 30, at 10 o'clock. B. The
High School. Students of the
tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades.
and students of the ninth grade
who have already been confirmed.
will return to their classes Sunday
morning, Sept. 30, at 9:30.
All students will receive cards
informing them as to the room in
which they are to report.
Beth El College:
The firs: session takes place
Monday night, Oct. 15.
The letters Mr. Berkman refers
Scout Activities:
to follow:
All Boy Scouts and Wolf Cub
Feb. 29, 1924.
activities for the current seasor
Mr. Samuel Gompera.
will start on Wednesday, Sept. 26
New York City.
The Wolf Cubs will meet at 4:30
Dear Sir: As a co-religionist of p. m. and the Boy Scouts at 7:30
yours I have this matter to take p. m.
up with you. I intended to write
you a few years ago but on ac- Succoth Services:
count of war conditions I thoggh ,
Succoth services will be held
it best to postpone action for a Saturday, Sept. 29, at 10 a. m. Dr
more favorable time.
Franklin will preach.
As you advocated the eight-hour
The Feast of Conclusion Sera
law in the government service. the ices will take place Saturday, Oct
10-hour law for the street railway 6, at 10 a. m. Rabbi Fram wil
employees, the regulation of child preach.
labor and the first Monday- in Sep-
tember as a Labor Day. besides
other beneficial enactments for the CENTER ART CLASSES
REGISTRATIONS OPEN
benefit of the laboring element. I
consider the time has come to gist
Registrations for the fall class-
Saturday to the laboring elements
for a day of rest. as no doubt a es of the Jewish Center Art School
certain number of hours spread are now being taken at the Center,
over the week period could be ar- 31 Melbourne.
Instruction in drawing from
ranged whereby that day could be
given as a benefit for rest an I cast. life models, poster work. il-
spiritual advancement.
lustration, Biblical composition.
If this could be carried out it costume sketching and perspective
would have ■ great spiritual and are included in the courses given.
The school is under the direc-
moral effect on our people as it
would give them the chance to at- tion of Mra. David B. Werbe, art
tend religious worship and in a chairman of the Jewish ( -enters
great many ways revolutionize Association.
their life for the better for the
following reasons: ,AL
Detroit Civic Theater.
First. on account allIPIconomic
The Detroit Civic Thoster con-
conditions, our people. by working
tinues George M. Cohan's merry
on their Sabbath, are removed
faros "The Baby Cyclone." for
from religious attendance to
another week, with Grant Mitchell
places of worship.
as first star of the season, by
The laboring class started to
special ararngement with Mr. Co-
work both on Saturday and Sun-
han. Mr. Mitchell starred in this
day. The business elements alai
play last season in New York with
in agreat many cases keep ope n
great sucrose at the Miller Thea-
their places both on Saturday and
ter, where "The Baby Cyclone"
on Sunday without any rest or
ran for nearly a year. It's • Co-
recreation and such a condition
han farce-comedy - "nuff said!"
does not do them any good physi-
And in it Mr. Mitchell is at his
cally or mentally. In fact, on ac-
loopy best. In hi, support, Vera
count of these conditions. the
Allen Miriam Sears, Craig Ward.
younger element of our people i•
and George Blackwood appear in
being brought up without any
important roles. Mr. Blackwood
spiritual responsibility.
taking a splendid character role.
In addressing this letter to you.
There is fine characterization in
I consider and always thought that
even the loser parts. and an abun-
no doubt the Lord elevated you
dance of laughter stamps the play
to this position so when the proper
as one of Cohan'a beat.
time came you would be His in-
strument to bring out His will that
Saturday should be made • day of element and that he would be to
rest.
position to help to put through
April 7, 1924.
such legislation with his influence
Kaufman Kohler, Ph. D.,
as president of the American Fed-
President Emeritus, Hebrew Union erati•n of Labor.
College.
If the five-day week could be
Cincinnati. Ohio.
accomplished it would revolution-
Dear Sir: I am sending you a ize the religious and spiritual
copy of the letter I wrote to Sam strength of our nation by bringing
Gomners, president of the Ameri- the members of congregations
can Federation of Labor. and his fir Sabbath worship, creating •
answer. My main reason in writ- better religious atmosphere in the
ing him was that I considered that Its me and creating the chance to
through legislation Saturday would pi-e better instruction to the chil-
in time be made a lezal day of dren.
Tcapot Dotne—CherrY 1400. rest and be given to the laboring
13.8rEbia
IL BASEMAN.
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a radiator that expresses new ruggedness and
power; and improved fenders further accentuate
the vigorous and arresting charm of Victory Six
design.
Moreoser, new Victory Six construction insyres
many unique and vital advantages.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Spiesberger and
Mrs. Frances Levy are spending 3
few days with relatives in Jackson.
Mr,. Rose Moses has returned
home after apendine the past five
weeks with her children, Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Moses of Toledo.
Miss Rose Mitchell of Detroi:
spent several days with Mr. and
Mrs. L Price.
Miss Ella Schneidman left for
Ann Arbor to enter the C. of M.
Mrs. Max Kahn has returned
home after spending a week in Da.
troit.
Miss Lillis Marienthal of Reed
City and Mrs. Aaron Leventhal of
Rogers City spent several days as
the guea• of Sirs. P.o.r. Borglass.
NEW CLASSES FORMED
FOR GIRLS AT CENTER
With the opening of the fall
season Miss Mettle Baron, girls'
work director of the Jewish Cen-
ters Association. announces the
following new classes for inter-
mediate and senior girls:
Social hygiene, gym. basketball.
swimming, batik work, dancing.
lamp shade making, bridge.
The classes will not begin to
meet until October, but registra-
tions are now being taken at the
Center every afternoon and eve-
ning. Information can be secured
by calling Miss Baron at Empire
4870 any rfternoon.
Clubs desiring to meet at the
Center should see Miss Baron as
soon as possible for reservations.
1
The wide Victory chassis frame, flush with the
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Kenosha, Wis.- Manufacturing
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000,000 in new buildings and
equipment as a result of the over-
whelming public demand for the
new "400" Series cars.
This extensive program, which
will be pushed as rapidly as pos-
sible through the fall and winter,
is designed not only to increase ,
quality motor car production in
the various Nash plants, but also
to more nearly balance output in
the four manufacturing divisions
according to company officials.
Ths improvements are equally di-
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Seaman Body Corporation plants
in Milwaukee, the Standard Six
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