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7hEYIETRonlErusn CIRO/416LE

These New Low Prices Permit You to
Serve "BOESKY'S" for All Occasions

Corned Beef
now, per lb., 88c
Fresh Salami
now, per lb., 33c
Medium Salami .
now, per lb., 50c
Hard Salami
now, per lb., 64c
Frankfurters
now, per lb., 29c
Knackwurst
now, per lb., 29c
Ring Sausage .
. . now, per lb., 29c
Kosher Beef Bacon . now, per lb., 29c
Thick bologna
now, per lb., 29c
Hungarian Frankf'trs now, per lb., 50c
Rolled Beef .
now, per lb., 88c
Hot Pastrami
now, per lb., 8Sc
now, per lb., 88c
Peppered Beef
Smoked Liverwurst now, per lb., 38c
Raw Corned Beef now, per lb., 47c

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BERT THOMAS' IDEA OF "RELATIVITY"

B'NAI MOSHE PLANS '
NEW YEAR'S EVENT

...

Price is no
indication of
Fairbairn's
comm.:Ids and
conveniences

Plans for the dinner-dance and
entertainment to be given under
the auspices of the Sisterhood of
B'nai Moshe are practically com-
pleted. The affair will be held

so to $10 Weekly
Single
$11 to $15 Weekly
Double
$1.50 1a $3 Daily

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WILLIAM G. LEE

FOR THAT

Mann,

John R. at Columbi•

NEW YEAR'S EVE

"nue Home Auk,
Freon news' .

HOUSE PARTY

serve our inimitable
products. A special
delivery service has
been perfected to
take care of your
needs. Just phone
Empire 6860 and
we'll be glad to de-
liver anywhere or
any time.

Make Your New Year's
Resolution Now to Eat at

MRS. HELEN ROSENFELD

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New Year's Eve in the large ban-
quet hall, Dexter at Lawrence, and
Delicious Steaks, Chops and
indications are that it will be an
Sea Food
outstanding event of the season.
A 10-course dinner will be served'
2100 Woodward
at midnight, a gypsy band and
At Elisabeth
jazz orchestra will provide music,
together with a number of profes- 0--
sional entertainers who will ap-
pear during the evening, Reserva-
tions
thins may be made by telephoning
Empire 3938 or Euclid 6818. Mrs.
Helen Rosenfeld is an active mem-
ber of the committee.

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Open House
New Year's
Eve

Merry Garden
Restaurant

will prevail at our Twelfth
street store. Drop inany time
and you'll find on reedy to
serve you with • sandwich
or • regular meal.

Y. W. H. A. Offers Free

Classes in Business Eng-
lish and Spelling.

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Superfluous
Hair Removed

Permanently

by
Beginning Jan. 5, a two-hour
Electric Needle
class in business English and spell-
Those Delicious
ing will be offered on Monday eve-
(strictly confidential)
nings from 7:30 to 9:30, at the V.
SANDWICHES
W.
A., as an adjunct to the
BOESKY LUC
The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle is pleased to reproduce the above cut from the Detroit News of Dec. class in legal stenography and
formerly 15c, now
free speed classes in shorthand
16. The artist, Bert Thomas, under the headIng "Relativity," gives you an idea of the
insignificance of
10205 Dexter Boulevard
and typewriting which are now in
most earthly matters in comnarison with the great cosmic spheres in which we live.
at Glynn Court
session. While these classes are
offered primarily as an aid to girls
(Ruskin Clinic)
who are registered with the em-
Euclid 8010
ployment bureau, they are open
Freshly Pickled Tongues
90c Fresh Pickled Tongues
87c
Hours-9:30 a. m. to 3 p.
without charge to any girl who is
m.; 7:30 (P. m. to 9 p. m.
desirous of making herself more
FRANKFURTERS
24c lb.
Sunday, 2 to 4 p. m.
proficient as a stenographer or of-
The demand for last week-end'. specials was so great that we have decided to
Under the chai rmanship of Funeral services fo
r M. W.Led- fice worker.
Charles K. Sandorf, chairman
repeat the same offer for this Saturday and Sunday so •. to accommodate those who
Henry C. Keywell, a committee erer, 46 years old, 4284 Waverly
of the charity dance held Thurs.
were disappointed last week.
representing Congregation Beth avenue, who was killed Dec. 18 by
day night at the Masonic Tem-
David of Fourteenth and Elmhurst, a Michigan Central train near Chel_
ple, sponsored by the Unity Vo-
is arranging for a concert for Sun- sea, Mich., was held at 1 p. m. in
ters League for the Detroit
the Lewis Bros. funeral parlor,
Jewish Emergency Relief Fund,
(39 John ft street. Burial Wns in
on Friday morning reported
Oakview Cemetery.
that the sum of $10,000 was
Born
Manchester, England,
realized. Part of this profit
Mr. Lederer cattle to the United
came from the sale of 1,000
SOLOIST OF TEMPLE BETH EL
States
when 19 years old. Ile had
flowers and 1,000 boxes of
TWELFTH STREET AT HAZELWOOD HASTINGS AT FARNSWORTH
lived in Detroit for the last 20
candy. More than 5,000 people
Available for Concert Engagements, Banquets and Radio
years.
LIBRARY MARKET, Library and Gratiot
attended.
Programs.
Besides his wife, he leaves seven
children, Irene, 16; Ruth, 15; Jul.
Will Accept Serious Pupils in Voice Culture and Coaching
ius, 13; Sylvia, 10; Charles, 5;
STUDIO: 4744 SECOND BOULEVARD
Madeline, 6; and Harriet, 3; three
- National Farm School Offers
Philomathic Debating Club.
sisters, Mrs. Mary Davis, Mrs. Jos-
Phone Columbia 2943
Free Scholarships.
eph Back and Mrs. Murray Elin,
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The Philomathic Debating Club
of New York and four brothers, Ja
The
National
Farm
School,
la-
cob B., of Detroit, and Adolph, Jos. AssaasasWASI SIONI 41411,
will hold its seventeenth annual
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cated at Doylestown, Pa., offers
oratorical contest Monday, Dec. 'Grapes in the Wilderness."
eph and Ivor, of New York. lie
free scholarships to city and town
was the organizer and founder of
29, at the B'nai Moshe Synagogue,
boys of the underprivileged class,
the Lederer Manufacturing Co. ,
Dexter and Lawrence avenues. The
makers of leather goods, of which
participants and their topics will Editor Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
They Put It Over on Modern' w ho have an inherent desire to
make some branch of agriculture
Jacob B. Lederer is now president.
be: Maxwell Hoffman, "Old Age
Of Rabbi Nachman of the Tal-
Beauty Parlors, Says
it heir vocation. They must be be-
Pensions:" David J. Slobin, "Quo muffle fame the following has been
Rev. B. Bleiberg officiated at Mr. /
Visiting These Exotic Ports:
men the ages of 17 and 21, have
Lederer's funeral.
Vadistis: a Sermon;" Albert Pearl, related: "Departing from his
Professor.
a two-year, or more, high school
"Youth and the Nation;" Arthur friends and colleagues, he tendered
Nassau, Kingston, ChristobaL Havana
training.
They
must
be
healthy,
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M. Snyder, "Dogma or Truth?;" them his blessings in this way:
BALTIMORE.— 1J. T. A.) —
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MRS. REBECCA GERSON j
M. Jack Miller, "Insure Against 'Permit me, first of all, to intro- Early Israelite women put one over :and husky, and must have recom-
.
from
people
of
stand-
HENRY C. KEYWELL
the Breadline," and Nathaniel Ru- duce a metaphoric parable on the in extreme styles on the modern
IS
DEAD
AT
AGE
OF
78
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in
This
bin, "The Better Way." The scenic surface. There traveled a beauty parlors, according to exca- ing in their eimmunities.
judges of the contest will be Judge wanderer, once upon a time, for vutions made by Dr. W. F. Al- !school is unique, as it teaches both (lay evening, Jan. 11, at 7 o'clock,
Ales. Rebecca Gerson died lllonj
Sailing toward the sun on a completely appointed
James E. Chenot of Circuit Court; and wide, through the desert and bright, opener professor of Semi- ' the theory and practice of the many proceeds to go towards funds in day at her home at 000 Pingree
Ocean Liner
cc o needy
in dg i ti , t)id Nuirnem
It has aid A of
Michael Rota, Detroit attorney, wilderness, becoming in the course tic languages at the Johns Hopkins branchea of agriculture.
avenue. She was 78 years old. Mrs.
and Sydney deYoung, attorney, of his inevitable experiences bun- University. Dr. Albright who gave 1,200 acres of fertile land, first-
Keywell, the Gerson, who was born in Austria
West
Indies
Cruises
Cost as Low as $175
class
barns,
dairies,
laboratories,
a
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former Philomathian and gold , gry, thirsty and tired. At the an illustrated lecture here before
profits to be realized from this hail been a resident of Detroit for ' i
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medal winner. These judges ill I eleventh hour, when his fatal the Churchmen's Club in the Emer- !modern farm mechanics buildings, concert will be divided between 26 years. She was the mother of
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:
in
which
woodwoiking
and
forging
liefv,f,u,,,ntd (Sli,orisitioen 1 j aen
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present the Herman A. August doom was approaching, he awl- son Hotel, telling of excavations of
,AdorPyu(n,.;
xoyGo
Joseph,
esr(apon , I the
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r Kitchen on
gold medal to the winner of first denly beheld a beautiful tree, full hidden cite, this past summer at [are taught; departments in agvn- and
omy,
y' g, horticulture, flori- rninster avenue .
place and the Maurice Morse ail. of fruits of all descriptions, while Tell Beit, Mirsim, near Jerusalem ,
and 11 (e C •
••carr y .
culture,
dairying
and
beekeeping.
Speakers
at
the
concert
will
ver medal to winner of second a brooklet of clear water streamed said carved stone palettes which
be H. Levy and Mrs . Benjamin Eauf-
1540 WASHINGTON BLVD.
place. round about there. The traveler, were employed for pulverizing min- Those interested should send their Rabbi E. Aishiskin, Judge Edward mann. Funeral services were held !
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applications in before Fe b . 1 : t o J. Jeffries and William henry Gal- at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the home I
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it goes without saying, took ad- ends to paint women's faces were
Phone Randolph 3370
Rhea E. Cashman
President Herbert I) Allman, 1701 lagher, who was attorney for of Mrs. Kaufmann at 108 Massa.'
vantage of the situation. Ile ate unearthed.
Aaron Sapiro in the famous case chusetts avenue, Highland Park. i lkl•VIAN I MAIVala%•%%9•WalkliolOkWalliVMIMANSWaltealAss% set.
the fruit, drank the water and ' These Israelite women, whom the Walnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
LA SALLE WINDOW SHADE
against }teary Ford.
reefed his sore limbs. Satisfied prophet Isaiah scorned for their
Burial was in the Clover II ill Park
AND DRAPERY COMPANY
00000
The choir for the concert is be-ICemetery.
and pleased with the relief and ; love of finery, used powdered wag- Will Make Talking Film of
5424 Linwood Ave.
ing trained by William Gagman,
ramous
recreation,
he
offered
his
thanks,
anese
to
paint
black
their
eyelashes
Dreyfus
Case,
Gar. 1230.31
well
known
Detroit
director.
Rev.
and gratitude to the tree, fruits !and eye brows, and with powdered
M A. FII1SMAN. Prop.
LONDON.--(J, T. A.1—The Benjamin Bleiberg will appear on
land brooklet, blessing them, in ad- malachite painted their lower eve-
with the
Window ah•des and draperies to order
pro gram as so oist and the
dition, that offspring should con. lids green, explained Dr. Albright. f
Your old shade, cleaned •ntl rtraired.
amous Dreyfus affair is to be Grushkin Orchestra will supply the
I
tinually
follow
the
roots
and
stem,
Haematite
clay
or
red
ochre
was
ni
We carry • lull line of Linoleum.
ode into a talking picture next mus i c.
SAM CHERNICK
(I' for ever and aye (Taanith f. '5, used presumably for their cheeks, y ear, according to an announce-
of 1730 Gladstone avenue, 67
ba' "
he added.
m ent by the BrilisIt International
years
old,
died on Dec. 12. Fu-
at their
■ Similarly, your correspondent,
Directing a joint expedition of P ictures. It is t.1 be filmed in the
CZERNOWITZ.— (J. T. A.I- , venal services were held at Lewis
the namesake of the Talmudical the American School of Oriental E Istree Studios, and will be direct- Will Klein, a local .le•ish sculptor, B
ros.'
Funeral
Home Dee. 14, with
Chanukah Greetings
worthy, having sojourned for quite Research in Jerusalem and the e cl by Milton Wiesner under the su• received word from King Carpi that
a while in the modern desert, mis. Pittsburgh Xenia Theological Semi- p ervision of F'. W. Kraemer, a Gee. he would be permitted to make a interment at Machpelah Cemetery.
B'nai Moshe Synagogue, Dexter at
0
Lawrence
Rabbi Zager and Rabbi Aishiskin
from
named Detroit, discovered at last nary, Dr. Albright said this past m an production expert. bust of the King.
Ten-course Dinner—Gypsy Band--Jane Orchestra—
officiated. Ile is survived by his
'a tree, some fruits and a brooklet, summer the expedition reached
pp
Entertainment
wife, anna, and two sons, Isidore
Dr. Leo M. Franklin, Rabbi Aaron rock bottom of 10 successivelali
layers,
he'
and Ilarry.
For R
ions Call Empire 3938, Euclid 6818
i M. Ashinsky and Aabbi Abraham each representing a city. Ile Said
0
'M. Hershman, who helped him in each was separated from the other
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SIGMOND KORNITZER
' his troubles and assisted him in his by a layer of ashes showing where
of 13537 Turner, 42 years old,'
tribulations, both morally and ma- each time the city had been de-
died so Dec. 24. Funeral services
terially. And the bliss and Was. 8t "Y ed by fire '
were held at Lewis Bros.' Funeral
Of the 10 successive layers, eight
Manufacturers of
ings of the Talmudic rabbi is cer-
Maki Lewis
Seymour Lewitt
Saul Lewis
George Lewis
Home on Dec. 25, with interment
tainly repeated for the Detroit were Canaanite cities and the up-
at Oakview Cemetery. Rabbi
rabbinical trinity by their grateful per too were Israelite citiett• For
Fischer
officiated.
Ile
is
survived
friend and appreciative admirer, three years the expedition has been
by his wife, Freda, and a little
the writer of these lines! •,Li ke at work on the site, which is about'
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS
(laughter, Charlotte.
grapes in the wilderness I found 70 miles by road from Jerusalem.
The
total
duration
of
the
10
cities,
1
you, 0 Israel" (Hosea in 10) !
NATHAN GORBACK
THE A-1 CIGAR
Dr. Albright said, represented bout
NACIIMAN HELLER.
of 3714 Fenkell avenue, 61 years
1,700 years, dating from atrait
6396 Van Court, Detroit.
old, died on Dec. 18. Funeral
2,300 B. C. to Babylonian captiv-
services were held on Dec. 19 at
ity.
Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home, with
Toys were discovered in the Is-
interment at Clover Hill Park
raelite period, toy clay animals and
Cemetery. Rabbi Hershman offici-
(bars, rattles and whistles. No toys
ated. He is survived by his wife,
wire
,,, - y r.. discovered in the Canaanite
,Jennie, and two sons and one
'daughter.

Florence Talcott

WEEK•END SPECIALS

Raise $10,000 For
s PLAN CONCERT FOR M. W. LEDERER DIES
RELIEF OF NEEDY IN RAILROAD WRECK
Emergency Relief

Boesky Bros.

L ETTER

GEORGE GALVANI

—BARITONE--

ISRAELITE WOMEN
EXPERT STYLISTS

16 GOLDEN DAYS

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SPEND NEW YEAR'S EVE

OBI TUAR Y

SISTERHOOD OF B'NAI MOSHE

CHANUKAH DINNER-DANCE

FLAN CRUISE TO WEST INDIES

Bernard Schwartz

Cigaf Mfg .Co.

R. G. DUN

7739 John R. St.

In loving memory of our dear
mother, Mrs. Minnie Hirschorn

GILBERT'S
Funeral Home

Formerly EDMUND G. LEWIS
Detroit's Ft's. Leensed Jewish
Undertaker

Delaware at Second
Empire 6834

MANUEL URBACH

Granite sod Marble

Monuments

Now in our New Location

7723 TWELFTH ST.
Euclid 7192

6 Jewish Workers Jailed for .
Ness Ziona Jobless
Demonstration.

STREET SCENE IN HAVANA, CUBA

SARAH GINNS
of 993 Orchard, Wyandotte, Mich., I
76 years old, died on Dec. 19. Fu-
neral services were held on Dec.
20 at Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home,
with interment at Beth Tephilah
Cemetery. She is survived by her
husband, Harry,

JERUSALEM.— (J. T. A.1--Jail
Miss Rhea E. Cashman of the the background i3 the ever-present
Passed sentences of three weeks were met- W
yy thre e
Dee. 28, ed out to six Jewish workmen who r,2 nrldwide Travel Bureau, suite West Indies Negro, in his ones-
3(13. aa
C t y 33.lejacrhs.
6, 1540 Washington boulevard, pectedness, in his picturesque
1927 (4 days in Tabeth).
participated in the Ness Ziona un- an
nounces that the next two qualities, an unending amusement
employment
December briny. •ad memories.
demonstration
last cr uises to the West Indies will be and delight, a minstrel show, a
of sou dear mother. acne to rest,
week. Ten other workers who were Ja n. 24 to Feb. 11 and Feb. 14 to vaudeville entertainment.
You will always be remembered
And
SARAH SCHREBNICK
arrested after the demonstration M arch 4.
its the 01144 Who loved fen best.
over and above is all the benign of 6528 Chene street, 75 years old,
were released.
l
A precious mother from Il• ha. gone,
The trip on the S. S. Caledonia, heat of the tropics, where, in every died on Dec. 21. Funeral services
A yoke we loved is still,
breeze from off the Carib- were held on Dec. 21, with inter-
United Artists Theater.
If' om New York, on Jan. 24, in- warm
A place le vivant in our heels
t•
bean , urges relaxat
el
ment at El Moshe Cemetery. She
Which never can he filled. '
At the United Artists Evelyn ' udes visits in Beermuda. Port-
ation of
ion.
The civilization
the West In- is survived by a daughter, Rachel.
the delectable star of "Bit- I , -Prince, Kingston, Colon, -- a"
Sadly missed by your loving (-aye,
ties is as definitely foreign as that
ns and Nassau.
Husband, Children and Grand- ter Sweet." is appearing in "One , ' 8
of Europe or of Africa, or of Asia.
Fox Theater.
children. ; heavenly Night," based on a story,
Information regarding this tour Havana, Port-au-Prince, Kingston,
specially written by Louis Brom. • m ay be gotten either from Miss Colon—the other places of the
I
"The
Princess
and the Plumber,",
field and dramatized by Sidney . Ca
shman or Jewish
the travel
bureau of West Indies are as alien to the one of those sparkling treats that
CCadi
hron
In loving memory of our dear Howard. John Boles, Leon Errol ”Th e De
son and brother, Gilbert J. Segnn,
,
525
American
sense
and
in
that
fact
as
portends
to
make
the holiday week
ward
troitavenue,
and Lilian Tashman are in the ; ".
llac
icle1042.
who died 12 years ago Dec. 30.
ood 'American as Madrid, as Cape at the Fox Theater a brilliant
! cast.
Miss (aye singe several
sue.
The West Indies are the nearest Town, as Calcutta. Havana, the
1918.
revs
will
star
Charles
Farrell and
songs.
tro
pies. In two days from the high spot of any West Indies the wistful Maureen O'SuIllivan.
po rt of New York it is possible to cruise, is a city
Dearest .,,n and brother. how we missed ■
where a tropical , Broadway's dazzling lights and'
You
I PASADENA, Cal.—(J. T. A.1— go
In the year that just coned
bathing in water that is 79 to climate provides a background for beauties are to be featured in Fan-
lled hr.
• America's first Nobel Prize winner, 80
Since 'I, left test sad and lonely
degrees Ftrenheit. It is pos- summer sports, and where the chon Marco's magnificent new
Prof. Albert Michelson, who is of sib
For the home up in t>e .I, r.
le to play golf between palm Latin attitude towards matters stage show, the "New Yorker" idea,'
rtiose• I.., EON' you're not fo,,,ton. Polish-Jewish extract5m, marked ; tr rev
Your place ran never ion, ter
with grinning pickaninniem frowned upon at home have made which is as smart and clever
as the'
We will keep >our rn•mory •siered road his 78th birthday here Dec. 19 ; as
caddies. A day farther on lies it poxsible to rear • miniature publication bearing that title.
quietly.
His only interest now is the
Till our heasts in death •re steal.
island
of Cuba with a network Monte Carlo, and to have legally An extra New Year's Eve show
the coming of Professor Einstein . of
His loving Parents and Sister, and his own experiments to deter- I roe the most perfect automobile those aids to a perfect meal which with a master stage and screen
ds, and a climate which makes have not been possible in the farce will afford celebrators a gala
i Florence.
• mine the speed of light.
MO
toring perfect. And always in l'nited States these last II years. I time.

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