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R. E. RIPLEY
Prescription Druggist
2846 Fourteenth Are., at Temple
2903 National Ave.
participated in the collections are:
Ladies . Auxiliary of the Jewish
National Fund. Zeirei Zion, Cha-
David I. Berrie woo re-elected lutzim and Young Pnale Zinn,
president of Young farad of De- United Hebrew Schools pupils,
trait at the annual election of Shaarey Zedek Sunday School pu-
°tricorn held by this organization at pils, Mishkan Israel Congregation.
ita Not meeting. Previously an Majors assisting Mr. Lachnver
incumbent of thin Aire for two were Rev. II. Milknysky, Samuel
terms, Mr. Rerris has been retained Levine, A. .1. Koffman, .I. Roston-
by Young Ismael in recognition of berg and II. Kraft. Captains
tan indefatigable work and un- were: Samuel N. Heyman, Philip
flagging interest. Goldstein, Mrs. Philip Slomovitz.
For vice-president, Young Israel A. M. Cohen, S. Cabot, Miss N.
selected Abraham Roaenahine; for Buchhalter, Elchonan Buchhalter,
Lach"ver' Sam Glass, Israel
recording and corresponding sure- ui
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vary, the Misses Mollie and Lillian Wiener,
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Workers from the above named
Cohen, respectively. Sol R. Cohen
treasurer by ,,,.. organizations and schools who par-
c was
ticipated in the collections were:
Society.
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Glendale 1413
Edith
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DELAWARE GARAGE
1771 Delaware-Just East of Twelfth Street.
OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY
now. Empire 10098
Nein., Wiener. Nr.
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Ka.dan. Mr, If. Kraft. E. Rosenthal.
M Salina,. F. Kraft. Mr, Silver. fl.
Milloi•rky, S. Kraft. II. Salina,.
floret.
oret. Marion Hoffman, JnIlde
When the curtains are drawn at ,‘,.a urn" e • li """
4 nni.
Orchestra Hall on Fritlay evening,
Jan. 4, revealing %chin Ito and N ' athan 21.1.kowitz. Ketie Worheit. Roo.
/,firimncene mpa,r;eym,in
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program of '''''''"4"‘"`".
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local
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the dance will have a rare oppo
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one
the great. IWO, emner. 1..1, Prot"... lottle
Roeinthal, Charlott• Sella
Mains.
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ft.uctnircYptomfe
7te.inn'ef Ills, art.
Itrl'a name and fame have pre-
ceded him, however, for this vc0. arbsy.wits. art,. Herrin, Anna
exotic young Oriental has been in- K T' sr ' R" '"ln. M""." 8"inb" ,.
defatigable
: in hie work, and his jok„ , ) j ;,
recitals In New Yo k, Chicago
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and use.. neireum. (Morro Karhal. Ahre
several of the large cities have re- mat` 11717 " Sh ""l "'
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Morr i e Green., Ann• Shapiro. Mor-i•
national importance,
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Ilia supporting company has
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fli,tmne'n't 'h"al.
been chosen with extreme care nms , .g. Mehir k • Mt '''. Ann
and each member ix a former pu-
pil of Ito's, who has attained nue.
aseneel Haryith. akin, 71ordre..
Kat. , 1 1
( . 4 . 5§ on her own write. Undoubt- Iwo bflehalovekr.
folly this performance will afford
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local music and dance lovers one
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wing students' from the
of the most Interesting evening. Israel
..ThCfoll
Ilebrew School at 2615
of the present season.
Grand avenue, conducted by Mr.
the
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Appointassmts--41, Cherry 11721
Mrs. Ruth Simons, 20 years old.
117 Monterey avenue, wife of Sey-
mour Simona, Detroit musical com-
poser and orchestra leader, died at
I a. m. Wednesday in the Harper
hospital following a week's illness
of influenza.
Mrs. Simons was the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Oppen-
helm, 1690 Calvert avenue. Her
parent., the husband, two daugh-
tern, Shirley and Sarah; a sister,
MMelba Sarah, and two brothers,
Saul and Lee Oppenheim, survive.
Funeral services were held at 2
p. m. Thursday at the Lewis chapel,
7739 John R. street, with Rabbi A.
M. Hershman and the Rev. Elija
Zaludkowalcy in charge. Burial
was in Cloverhill Park cemetery.
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There in not a day, dear
Fsrael Rosin. were volunteers:
Pearl Granader, Fanny Bock,
Louis' F shman. Alven August,
. Granader, Rose Weiner, Sydney
1 Zirunick, Emil Wolok, and Leo-
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FENTON & SMITH
Investment Bankers
24TH FLOOR FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
RANDOLPH 9574.5-6
LOUIS RANKLE
zky, passed away One.. 21 at hi,
avenue.
home, 191`9 Michigan
Burial took pia. Dee. 2 at El
MORN! Cemetery. lie was 54 year,
of age.
mother,
Chaluzim proceeding from Poland
was voted by the
executive
committee of the War-
and brother, Gilbert J. Segan, who
died 10 years ago today, Dec. 30, saw Kehillah.
1919.
frame;
L.,.
Se, num, Lewis
JEWISH
titsiPERTMERS
Saul Lewis
George Lewis
gmvi6d3Am„
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
7739 John R. St.
Empire 2114
In loving memory of our dear son to Palestine
God linos, how we mi.. thee,
o w empty I. thy plar,
H ming park ' ,crime action
In loving memory of our son and
brother, Bernard Weber, who
passed away Dec. 20, 1924.
In odr heartyour memory tinier,
flemet, tender •nd true.
There PI not a day arms by
That we do not think of you.
His loving Parents and Brothers.
Do You
`Look Your Age?'
How old are you? Are you
losing your youth and allow-
ing yourself to grow old too
soon? Some people areold
and faded at 40 or 50 while
others are still young at 60 or
over. It's health that makes
the difference-aches and
pains and poor feelings
quickly steal youth and cause
wrinkles and weariness and
premature aging. If you want
to stay young you must take
take ore of your health. Phy-
sicians recommend Mountain
Valley Mineral Water from
Hot Spring., Ark., as a •alu-
•ble aid to Nature inmain.
eliminative
proper
taming
err. future activities of
l''llaSnnaydfo
processes which are the basis
the Jewish National Fund include
of good health,
1 arrangements! to clear the out-
.lantling boxes. The J. N. F. box
committee consists of Rev. .111-
From Mot Springs, Art,
kovsky, chairman; Sam Glans, S.
532 W. Jefferson, Detroit. Randolph 1023
Newman and A. N. Cohen.
We Dellrof
Mountain Valley Water
PERFECTION LODGE.
'Tie the quiet people that do the
work.
Bank References
We Invite Your Inquiries.
JANE CAMIN
WARSAW.-1.1. T. A.)-The
we do not think of you.
Your loving Husband, Children amount of 10,000 zlotys to defray
part
of the traveling expenses of
and Grandchildren,
„
Perfection Lodge No. 496, F. &
A. M., will hold
regular com-
munication Wednesday, Jan. 2,
1029, at 7 p.
C. K. SANDORF,
Secretary.
By order of- -
HAROLD HALLER, W. M.
Our large list of satisfied investors
know how careful we are in the selec-
tion of our Land Contracts. This care.
plus their yield up to 12' , make them
particularly choice investments.
daughter of Henry and Helen
Cumin of the Savoy Hotel, died
Dec. 22, at the age of 9 years.
Funeral services were held at
Lewis, Bros.' Funeral Home on
Dee. 24, with ItAbi Fram officiat-
ing, and interment rook place at
Newark, N. J.
In sad but loving memory of our Bros.' Funeral Horne.
-
e from lie is mono,
A voice we n loved ilt .tiii.d.
A Ware
la o ant in our howls,
prerions
who, never ran hr ailed.
d
Yield Up to 12 Per Cent
MRS. PEARL MUSIKAT
dear wife and darling ed mother,
Han- ,loy,sliAhCi00,Ba,K4A,M
away three
,fNAEnTnaZKKYarnno.
1,
nah Fink, who nam
yearn ago Jan. 2.
Fenton & Smith
Land Contracts
of 2:106 Marquette avenue died
Dec. 23 at the age of 40 years.
Sheio survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Lena Wolgin.
Interment took
place at Beth David Cemetery on
Dec. 21.
of 3271 Rochester av n IP pa ed
.
away: Dee. 20 at the age of V
year,.
Ile in .U1-7.7eff by fear
. tons and two daughters. Flue a.
took place Dee. 21 at Cinver fi :'
Park Cemetery and •er.fe.-, c -so.,
conducted by Retie A. M. HAr-o-,-
man and Rev. ZaludkowNy. F:1-
neral services were held at Lew..
And your ',met. smiling rate.
kel. Mm. Levin Rehleen. Mi.. Len Kb,'
von, Mr.. F Fin..tein, Mr.. Inrerate.
D.
Your loving Parents and Sister,
Mr.. barker. Mr.. Lewi, Mr+. Find-
Mr. n. MI, Kliein. Mr.
A ".1. M". "I- Florence.
Mr.. M. Haman. MC.
Michio Ito in Program of
" Dance Poems" at Or-
chests Hall Jan. 4.
'' i -rm. "'
$12.50 A MONTH
Wiener,
Abe Abramson Wan appointed 0. J. wi.n.r. rt.'s.° Winer. Bevis
FAIT;
of the membership corn-
sniffer and will be assisted by Friedman. Mr•. s. Sabot. Dora Saner.
ktiraham
Rosenshine.
Louia •frie R. Lerman. Siva Seri kg, Monty
Schwartz, as chairman of the edu- Neel"' Leese Glick.... Joe. Silver,
rational committee, will have under , 7 ,;,,,'","11„r:,7 ini-hf;i s i.!"
' rh',... ri 'ore. .! 'hlid. D.
him Abbe Levi and Ephraim Rolph. Kunin,
A. Larhnyer. Rsth Tar
Sol B. Cohen will head the program eon. n. rin1„...• (too tnh.r. Marron
committee and will he asaiated by s.r
ohn,,H;',1,,
4',,7,-7,,,;.: . 7„-,;""ig,..,.;;;!;; • .
Yetta Peiman, Miriam Plotnisky,
itreidy. Harry fli?;/... Rads. ,
Irving Schluasel and David Uteh- Mr,. I Brody. Sally Mend l•ohn. Myr
e
Arne. viicieh;,k,i"c111i1
d
,4 7,,
enik. Hyman It. Cohen will guide
the social committee with the aid fri kaTrr i llarh4ovel7y".
Irnem•n.
of Louis Wolok, Dor;s Migdai and Klein. Jo. Cooperman, Milton Feldrn,.
Max Somtrerg. Publicity for the Adolph Sind., Mr.. Fidler. M;; ;. 117knief:
,
organization will be directed by i t"
‘ ;‘SS'N's.7
r1r.
r 4.
ri` . iO R:. Aaron 'role,
Meyer W. Cohen.
Myer Kynrrhilt, Ch•.
• s Leber. Mr.. D.
Young Israel of Detroit will 0k...see E. Ahoy. M. Klnin. Lea sheeera.
formally install its officers for the
Jo
firr.ath, nadir
e nsuing year at a banquet planned Jos.,ihsen,
Ron,.
Evelyn Greornhere.
tentatively for the latter part of that, Ite.•ie Finkel, Is,. P. ?co....
January.
A banquet committee Mr+ R. Pollock, Mr.. Wolin. Mr.. I
composed of Harry Portnoy, fly ,¢ W „IpS .
rmh
%tiller and Meyer Weisenfeld, with co.. elot.tein. Mrs. F. Taitelhop,n,
n. Milknesky. Mr.. Mitknyek, Mlrr
H.
Min Peiman at its helm, is at pre,.
ent occupied with plane for this r;ky
occasion and will make ce..n..e
fi it
Kraldette. penman., E. Giostrow.
Itiy-
II. Kroll. FT. Kroll.
announrementx when all arrange- D.
meets have been consummated and
STORAGE
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LATVIAN PRISONERS
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY YOUNG ISRAEL
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J. N. F• FLAG DAY
NETS OYER $800
"The Company of Service"
M. E. O'BRIEN, Pr..
OBITUARY
AVERY J. GINSBERG, JR.
beloved son of Avery J. and Aimee
Ginsberg, passed away Dec. 23 at
his home, 74 Massachusetts ave•
Judge Richter Calls Upon nue, at the age of 11 years. He
is survived by his parents and a
Rabbi Thumin to Conduct twin brother, Bernard, and his I
"Get" Proceedino.
grandfather, Bernard Ginsberg.
Funeral services were held at the
The old Jewish divorce, or residence Monday afternoon and
"Get" procedure. with all its tra - interment took place at Wood-
ditional ceremonies and symbois, mere. Rabbi F'ram officiated.
tank place in private court before
Circuit Judge Theodore Richter,
MRS. REBECCA PICK
under the guidance of Rabbi Jo- of 2073 Blaine avenue passed
seph Thumin of Congregation away Dec. 23 at her home. She is
Beth Abraham, on Wednesday. survived by three sons, Louis and
Der. 2g4e. Jack Werhe anti Isadore Pick. Fu-
Fu-
Judge Richter, when petitioned neral services were held Dec. 24
to divorce Louis Hoffman. 90k and interment took place at
Hendrie, and his wife, Anna, re- Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Can-
fused to issue a court divorce until tor Zaluilkowsky officiated.
the couple had secured a Jewish
divorce. He did this in order to
MISS SADIE LANDAU
leave both parties free for re - daughter of Mrs. Emma Landau of
marriage under the Jewish law. An 20011 Richton avenue, died Dec. 24
Orthodox rabbi was needed for at her home She is survived by
the ceremony, and Rabbi Thumin her mother, a sister, Mrs. A. H.
Wan called. Judge Richter gave Raclin, and one brother, Anton
the bench over to Rabbi Thumin, Landau. Funeral services were
and the rabbi sat for an hour and held at Temple Beth El Dec. 20
a half with the Shulchan Aruch, and burial took place at Elmwood
the hook of Jewish laws, before Cemetery. Rabbi From o fficiated.
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him, and surrounded by his assist-
ants, L. Cohen the sofar, and the
MRS. ANNA BILLER
two witneases, IL Weisenfeld and wife of Harry Biller of Chicago,
S. Weiner. Ill., passed away Dec. 15. She is
MISS MILDRED YARROWS
In the meantime the judge we' survived by her husband and two
Five party to be held Monday eve- a very interested spectator. He sisters. Mrs. Mose Weingarden and
ning in the Crystal hallraom of the inquired whether it was necess
rs, Louis Kea of Detroit. Fu-
ary Mrs,
es.
to wear a hat during the eeremony neral =revives were held at Ed.
M eosin ic Temple.
Members and guests may begin and the rabbi permitted him to go inund
Lewis's Memorial Chapel
dancing at 9 o'clock to the time of bareheaded.
Until then, he did on Dee. 17 and burial took
the music of •orenzen's Orchestra. not remnve his hat. Judge Richter ut Oak V:ew Cemetery.
There will I•e a special program of listened with close attention to the
talented entertainers, including entire procedure and from time
SAMUEL BYRON
Mi. Mildred Yarrows, Aubrey to time he questioned the rabbi passed awav Dec. s at the hone
Cherknse, Charles Cohn and others. regarding certain ceremonies and
hhisiautrn
. tier. Mrs. Ben B. Ja-
A midnight dinner will hr served symbols, which the rabbi explaineil con,
West Boston boulevard -
and the New Year appropriately in great detail.
He
' 17y. his wife, Helen,
After the demands of the Jew- and three children. Mrs. Ben B.
ushered in with dancing until
dawn. Mrs. Mabel Kahn, 1541 Nh divorce laws were satisfied, the Jaen"), Mr.. Alvin Trait:et. an I
Virginia Park, is filling resevations. judge expressed his admiration Harry E. Byron. Funeral services
and respect far the whole of the .sere held Dec. 211 and interment
procedure. The judge then issued .00K. piare at Wee:mere. Rabbi
a legal divorce to the couple. FpmA
yk, at „ ,i .
Judges, lawyers and reporters of
the various newspapers were eager
SOLOMON ADELSON
and interested spectators of the passed away Dec. .22. He
ass a
divorce.
brother. Barley Adelson of Chi-
•ago and the :ate Jacob Adelson.
Funeral services were held at
Organizations and Schools
Lewis Bens.' Funeral Home on
Participate in Annual
ON HUNGER STRIKE Dec. 21 and interment took nlace
et
Maehpelah Cemetery. Rabbi
Collections.
RIGA. - tJ. T. A.} - Forty Hershman officiated.
dews
are
among
the
DM
political
The Detroit Jewish National
MRS. ROSE SELIGSON
Fund announces that a sum ex- I prisoners held in various Latvian
reeding $400 wan collected on jails whn have declared a hunger of 211 Leicester Court, died Dec.
Flag Day, Dec. 16. Abe Lachover, strike. The strike continued for 24 at Highland Park Hospital, at
chairman of the Flag Day commit•I three days. They demand am- the age of 59. She is survived by
her husband, Abraham, and six
tee, announces that Mrs. C, Brody nesty.
children, Mrs. James Rosotf, Bes-
won first prize, having collected
sie,
Libhie, Max, Harry and Davi:1
$59.00. Mrs. S. Newman earns , .in
Seligson. Funeral services were
second, with $311.71, and Mrs. MRS. SEYMOUR SIMONS
held
the same day and burial took
Adolph Smilo was third with $33.
PASSES IN 29TH YEAR
place at alarhpelah Cemetery.
Organization', whose members
Final arrangements have been
enmpleted by Purity Chapter No,
359, O. E. S., for its New Year',
ern.
What Adequate
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"GET" IS AWARDED
IN DETROIT COURT
MANUEL URBACH
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