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1HADASSAH RUMMAGE; S. ALEXANDER SAYS
SALES ARE PLANNED i SENTIMENT FAVORS

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Detroit Chapter of Hadassah an- i
flounces that it ca
can make excellent'
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Detroit's
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the near future. Any one having days, in the wave of sentiment fa-
old clothing, furniture, dishes or
utensils is requested to communi-
cote with Mrs. henry N. Wein-
stein, Garfield 7210, or Mrs. Mau-
rice Landau, Euclid 10321.

TRADE MARK REG. U. S. I'AT. OFF.

A Kosher Vegetable Product

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duction at Littman'a
Theater.

I. Rokeach 11 Sons, Inc., Brooklyn, N.Y.

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A real treat is offered Yiddish
theater goers this week, at Litt-
man's Yiddish People's Theater, in
the presentation of a timely musi-
,•al production, "In Palestine."
This is an unusually fine musi-
cal work, in two acts with a pro-
logue and epilogue, by J. Berlin.
• It features 15 numbers of music
arranged by S. Solomon.
The entire staff will participate
in this play.

Indispensable for Frying, Baking, Cooking, Shortening, etc.
ROKEACH KOSHER NYAFAT, being purely vegetable, may be
used in the preparation of both meat and dairy foods.

ROKEACH KOSHER NYAFAT is delicious, wholesome and easy
to digest. Makes fried foods doubly enjoyable because it adds its
own delightful flavor and causes no heartburn or other unpleasant
after effects. Recommended by doctors.

REC. U. S. PAT. OFF.

Suede Gloves
Go To Any
Lengths for

"In Palestine," Musical Pro-

Manufactured by

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Jewish Welfare Federation

Flower Fund.

Other Rokeach Kosher Products

If you cannot obtain these

products in your vicinity
please write us and we will

'Rokeach Pure Fruit P
•Rokelch Kosher Scouring Powder
•Rokeach Kosher Aluminum CI
'Rokeach Chocolate

see that you are supplied.

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• Kokeach Kosher Oil
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TWENTY EIGHT

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The City Hall Is
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Come Out and Spend
the Holidays with Us

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WISHING YOU A HEALTHY, HAPPY AND
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

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RE-ELECT

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George E. Burk

Constable

Tenth Ward

Primaries Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1929.

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SIDNEY ALEXANDER
Contributions to the Flower
u _ the , a n ida
of John W.
Fund of the Jewish Welfare Fed- S „ H'
for mayor,. said Sidney
eration have been received in Mein.
°Ey of Samuel Elkins from Mr. Alexander, prominent Jewish at-
om] Mrs. Harry M. Selker, in mem- , t0rney in an interview yesterday.
ory of Mrs. Rose Prenzlauer from
ltIg k e s ml
a very decided Smith
Flora B. Marym ont and Mrs. movement.
"John'
John' W. Smith has W011 bun-'
Nancy Strauss; in memory of
Emil Ileyn from I. H. Slesinger, , dreds of new friends and reas-
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney F. Ilea von- mired thousands of old friends in
rich and S. A. Simon; in honor - the past few days by his courage-
of birthday of Adolph Sloman oils attitude in the stutter of im-
from Arthur Goulson. portant civic problems and poll-

STREET FLOOR

PRAYER BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

C i'S
' 'I .V it hout fear of the copse-
Wa also carry a complete stock of Siderint, /1
quences which he knew might be
1achrerion,
Talesim, silk and wool, etc., imported from Europe.
serious, he has pointed out in a
Regular meetings have !Weft
re- public utterance that the depart-
A Complete Line of Greeting Cards. Excellent Servi ce
sumed a fur the summer's vaca- went of street railways is very de-
: lion. An election of new officers cidedly in politics with the entire
was held with the following girls personnel of the street railway
elected: Rose Bodzin, president; commission named as members of
Dorothy Krol I, vice-president; Mayor Lodge's campaign commit-
Blanche Feldman, secretary, and • tee.
9300 Oakland Avenue
Edith Cohen, treasurer. After a
"These are but two instances of
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discussion of recent current events, • the valiant courage of the man
Between Owen and Westminster
a contribution of five dollars wan
whit made the best record of any
ven to the Palestine Emergency mayor ever to occupy the chief
gived.
The group enjoyed several ' executive's chair in the city hell
readings front "Apples and Honey"
But they are only typical of my: EarT,MMESSNMMEMMEOM
written by Nina Salomon.
good friend, John W. Smith,
He
has never evaded an issue, never
let the thought of the enemies he
might make influence him, never
been swayed by the demands of sel-
fish priviliged interests, but has'
Congregation
Israel of always sto o d four-square to the ;
582 East Ferry Avenue, at An- world, dauntless and unafraid
toine, announces that it secured when he knew he was right."
the services of the well-known
Cantor Hershele Kugel, who for- Rabbi Hurwitz Recovering
HENRY C. KEYWELL, President
merly conducted services in the

Hadar Zion Club

S. Chesluk Book Store

B'NAI ISRAEL HAS
PALESTINE CANTOR

ANNOUNCEMENT

CONG. BETH DAVID 1

From Operation at Grace.

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Friends and co-workers of Rabbi'
Reuben Hurwitz will be glad to
learn that he is recovering from
an operation at Grace Hospital I
where he has liven confined for
the past two weeks.
Rabbi Il urwitz, who is spiritual
head of Congregation Ahavath
Achim, Westminster and Delmar, :
has for many years been active in
Jewish communal affairs and is'
treasurer of the Detroit Jewish
National Fund, an office to which
he has been re-elected for the past
seven years in succession,

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Fourteenth and Elmhurst

announce for the High Holy Days the well-
known and popular

with a Double Choir under leadership of the M
well-known conductor, Mr. Turbow.

Cantor Klavons will conduct services dur-
ing Rosh Hashonah, Yom Kippur and Suc-
coth.

RABBI E. AISIIISKIN WILL SPEAK IN YIDDISH
RABBI MAX WEINE WILL
SPEAK IN ENGLISH

Slichoth

Services Will Be Held Saturday at 12
Midnight, Sept. 28. Admission Free

All seats reserved for the High Holy Days.
Make your reservations NOW.

THE ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE

MICHIGAN AVE

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PLAYS AT SPOKANE1

FURS BY

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Here Is Evidence Enough That You
Need Not Pay High Prices for

JACOB SMITH DIES;
WAS NEWSPAPERMAN

OBITUARY

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MOTT EMEEMEMMIMEMEA

Just Across the Way

STUDY COURSE IN INTERNATIONAL
AFFAIRS SPONSORED BY D ETROIT
, SECTION, COUNCIL JEWISH WOMEN

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Cantor David Klavons

Amca Orphan School to
Have Tag Day and Mem-
bership Drive.

This Saturday night and Sunday
Amea Orphan Home is sponsoring
a tag day. During the High Holy
Is there will be appeals to the
synagogues, After the holidays
we'll ()•mmence the membership
campaign.
CANTOR HERSHELE KUGEL
The official opening of this;
membership campaign will be
, largest synagogue in Tel Aviv. marked by a banquet and recep-
Cantor Kugel will officiate here tion in honor o f Eli
Greenblatt.,
! for the first time since his arrival the definite (late to be announced
in this country last week from later.
Palestine.
A committee will be appointed'
Cantor Kugel will first officiate
Friday
ralay night to meet Mr.
at Congregation B nai Israel or, Greenblatt in Montreal and accom-
• •
Saturday night, Sept. 28, at Seli. pany him to the farm school. A,
p
c oth services. Admission will be
committee is being
free.
formed in Toronto.
I Tickets for High Holy Day ser-
vices are procurable from the Miss Hoffman Chosen for
beadle of the synagogue, S. Weiner,
Audition Radio Contest.
at the congregation.
Miss Yeats Jeanette Hoffman
Rabbi Joseph Thumim will de-
liver the sermons during the holi- was chosen one of the 2-1 qualified
contestants in the National Audi-'
days.
C antor Kugel has created a sen- tion Radio Contest. The final
completion
to determine the dis-
sation in musical circles and his
---
arrival in this country has been trict girl and boy singer for Michi-
Funeral
gan
is
Friday
evening, Sept. 27.
services
for Jacol , hailed in the East. He possess(.5
kliss Hoffman, besides being an
Smith, trade publication publish,. r a beautiful tenor voice and his
and form er newspaperman, win
active member in the Jewish Na-
knowledge tot music makes him lona] ?and,
is president of the'
In loving memory of our dear, died Sunday in Harper Hospital
stand out among synagogue sing- Deborian Club, and is actively ides-
devoted mother, Winnie Wartell, were held at 2 p. m. Tuesday a erg.
tified with the Chi Sigma Sorority.
who passed away one year ago to- Temple Beth Burial was it
day, Sept. 26, 1928.
Woodmere Cemetery.
Mr. Smith was born in Detroit
Oh that dear one, how we loved her
45
years ago. Ile attended Cen
Oh. how hard to give her up
tral Iligh School and then elite •
But •n angel came down for her
And removed her from our flock. the newspaper business, on the
staff of the Detroit Journal. He
Life holds no i.e. no happiness
left the newspaper field to publish
Sine. you •re not here
Somehow life seems a *ante of time the Michigan Film Review, a pub-
The Detroit section Nationa
I ' be sent to Mrs. Herman Fenster-
Without you, Mother dear.
lication devoted to theatrical news, Council of Jewish IS'omen, an
Later he published the Linen Sup- noun ces a study course on the sub - wald, 2265 West Boston boulevard.
Tho you •re not forgotten,
- For further information call mem-
Your place ran never more be ply News. For many years he , feet of International Affairs, t
o tiers of the committee.
fill 1
was Detroit representative for sev- I be conducted under the leadershi p
We will km p your memory sacred
The lectures will be given at 89
of Edward McFarland prof
Till our hearts in death are goiled. eral trade publications.
Mr. Smih was one of the organ- of sociology and economics at De Rowena from 11 a. m. to 12:15 p.
- m on Tuesdays, Oct. 15 and 22;
.., l Sorrowing Wartell Family.
izers of 'he Hotel Greeters' Asso- troit Teachers' College.
Thursdays, Oct. 31 and Nov. 7, and
ciation Michigan and was sec-
The subject of international re
In loving memory of our dear , retary of the Detroit Linen Aso- lotions grows more important dail - Tuesday, Nov. 12. The round
y
table
discussions will be under the
friend, Tam Kaplan Romer who
and the hope of the committee i
t fionfeaves his wife, a son, Don, that the course offered may slim s leadership of Prof. McFarland.
departed this life fire years ago' ela le
Sept. 23.
both of 8100 Jefferson avenue; his ulate interest and be a step in th - The fee per course will be $2.50.
•
mother, Mrs. Anna Smith, of the development of an educated public e The titles of the lectures follow:
Lone and memories live forever.
Oct. 1 5 .—Political background;
Roycourt Apartments, and a :opinion. Ambassador Dawes said
(a) Treaty Arrangements; (b)
recently "Diplomats may negotiate
Your. loving friends, Mr. and 1 brother, Dr. Charles A. Smith.
International Economic Policies. !
but parliaments and congress
Mrs. Ben Cohen.
Oct. 22.—American Economic
must finally approve or disap-
Imperialisms; (a) Loans to Eu- •
prove. Public opinion is the final
rope
and Their Results; (b) Con-
arbitrator."
Alexander, Miss Etta Ascher.
This course is designed to meet
LOUIS SHILLMAN
a long felt need among many mem-
of 3)0 Belmont avenue passed
The first Spokane appearance of bers who are interested in intellec-
assay Sept. 5 at the age of 59' Helen Henschel Morris, concert tual advancement. The commit-
Order Your Far Coat Now
years. He is survived by two sis- pianist of Detroit was greeted in tee is particularly fortunate in be-
ters, Mrs. I. Marko of Detroit, Mrs. Temple Emanu-El, Spokane, ing able to secure Tucker Smith,
G. Singer of Chicago, and four a Wash., on Sept. 17 with a large secretary of the National Commit-
children, Mrs. Miriam Weinberg of , udience and an ovation. After tee on militarism in education, a
Master Makers, origi•
Pittsburgh, Miss Gertrude Shill-1 w. ach group Of numbers Miss Morris writer of prominence and a bril-
nators of style, ■ dap-
man of New York, Mrs. Lucille f !as recalled and played encores liant speaker, for Nov. 7. His
tors of the modern in-
Chatlin of Chico, and Rabbi s or those who insisted on more. subject will be "Militarism in Edu-
Samuel Shillman of Chattanooga, s he was assisted by Miss Ruth
fluences in Furs.
'Tenn. Funeral services were held n t ampson, local soprano soloist, in cat Aiolln.e"nrollments by mail must be
Mu ter Makers —selec-
at Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home, g wet groups of songs, with Laura accompanied by check and should
. Luke as accompanist.
tors of the finest skins, de
Rabbi Ilershman officiating
. In -
trot of South American Industries
signers of well made, well
terment took place at Traverse
Through Investments.
fitted furs.
City, Mich.
Oct. 31 .—International Indebted-
Dance Proceeds for Palestine
Relief.
You will save money by hav-
Nov.
12 .—International Labor
Tombstone Unveiling.
ing your furs remodeled and
annei . Tariff Regulations.
The family of the late Mrs.
repaired now.
The Phi Gamma Eta Sorority is
Minnie Starr wish to announce sponsoring a Palestine Relief dance
The peace and arbitration com-
the unveiling of • tombstone in at the Ilook-Cadillac hotel, Satur- mittee of the council consists of
Mrs.
her memory on Sunday, Sept. 29. day, Oct. 12. The sorority has
E. H. Saulson, chairman;
at Clover Hill Park Cemetery, at I the co-operation of the Jewish, Mrs. Harold Silay, vice-chairman;
FURRIERS
2:30 p. m. Relatives and friends Youth of this city.
Mrs. Herman Finsterwald, sec-
retary and treasurealoMrs. S. K.
are invited to attend the cere-
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monies.
Open Evenings
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