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'Mr. and Mrs. Bert Klein announce the engagement of their lough
ter, Jeanne, to Jerome S. Nianheim, son of Mr. and Mr, A. II. Man
heist of Baylis avenue. Reception at the home of Miss Klein's aun
kind uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Max Unger, 4373 Sturtevant avenue, Sunday
March 1. No cards.

Wedding Calendar

Feb. 22—Miss Ruth Barnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacol
Barnett, to Fred A. Gross, at the Wilshire Hotel. Reception at $:3 1
p. it. No cards.
Feb. 22—Miss Sylvia Last, daughter of M r. and Mrs. Simon Las
of Glendale avenue, to Harold Ash of this city.
March 15—Miss Clara R. Renter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Raider, 16146 Monterey, to Max Grossberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Grossberg of 2663 Elmhurst.

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EMERGENCY RELIEF
FUND LAUDS DONORS l

The Detroit Hebrew Ladies Aid
The stone may hurt the dog but Society is being lauded for having
not o much as the hand that given $101 to the Detroit Jewish
threw d. Emergency Relief station for food
The
f g. unfortunate families.
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Emergency !idle( Fund al,
thanks the following:
Purity Chapter of Eastern Star,
Mrs, Cora Jacoby, worthy matron;
Illuebinl Girls, Mrs. O. Hold,
chairman; Mrs. Rosenberg; Zetillk-
ah (lulu Phi Gamma Eta Sorority,
Delta Chapter; Mrs. Esther Gitlin
and 'Mrs. William Schwartz for re-
ceiving groceries id Lee & Cady;
C, F. Smith and Krog•rs; George
Rudell Co., Schust Co,, juni o r R e .

R tM ami 1 = =

That the Bible is the main force
behind most movements in history
was pointed out by Rabbi A. M.
Hershman in an address to the stu-
dents of the senior classes of the.
Sunday School of the Shaarey
Zetlek Congregation last Sunday
morning. Rabbi Hershman dis-
cussed the part that the Bible
played in influencing the abolition-
ist movement during the Civil
War. Ile showed that the abo-
litionists were greatly influenced
by the Biblical commandment that
a slave, having escaped, should not
be returned to his master. Rabbi
Hershman also told I if many in-
stances which illustrate the extent
to which Abraham Lincoln was
guided by the Bible.
Another feature of the program
was the singing of a comical song
which told the story of Purim by
little Cecelia Smith of the seventh
grade. Between each stanza the
assembly joined in singing the
chore', The assembly was con-
cluded with singing two Purim
songs led by Prof. Elijah 'Galati-
kowski.
At the council meeting. Phut ,
t•• ■ ,r a Purim party were made, to
be held on Sunday. March 1, at the
Atkinson branch of the synagogue.
Philip Rosenthal, superintendent
of the school, has charge of the
affair.

OLD PALS OF MANY
YEARS REORGANIZE

14 of Original 24 Members of the
Competent Club Gather
Once More.

A dub that waSorganized on a
was reinve-
nting] Thursday night when 14 of
the 21 onufinal toemhers met at
the home of W. J. Flusty, 3711
Webb avenue.
Originally it was the Competent
Athletic Club and it was formed
by boys who lived in the neighbor-
hood of Russell and Alger avenue's.
The club it ions agreed shall have
a rebirth, but the "athletic" part of,,
the name is to Its eliminated. This,
decision was made in spite of the
fact that the duff have sec ured
Northern lligh Sch , od to play bas-
ketball every Tuesday night. Bus-
iness and social meetings are (wiled.
aloft for every other Thursday.
Although the members are scat-
tered, the majority of them still
live in Detroit. being engaged in
occupations varying from credit
jewelry tee medicine.
Dr. Maurice Pike, was elected
president of the organization.
henceforth to be known as the
15(mpetent Club. Other I Avers
are: Harry Thomas, vice-president:
.10 , Messenger, secretary, and Sol
Levy, treasurer. The club will
nivel on Thursday. Feb. 2)1, at the
home of :Maurice Moscow,:f532 Sa-

card lot 111 yi,irs :Igo

DANCE OF WINDSOR
Y. P. S. MARCH 11

IN HONOR of
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Miss Lucille %tiger, daughter of
11) 11 and Mr,. M. Zager of West
Grand avenue, left last Monday
on an extended trip through the
East.

including Simmons' Box-Spring
and Inner-Spring Mattress, the Price
of which is Established at $35.50

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Births

lief Club, Abner Wolfe and "%lords
A ronssn, George Stutz, Phi Sig-
n, Lambda Sorority, NI r.
C. Sandorf, Dr. Kliger, Mr. Rubin,
White Star Dairy, Monday Night
Club, Mrs. Kassof, II. II. Pectin-
laner, David Hongleker Frauen,
Mrs. J. Thal, Mrs. M. :Mondoth,
Levine Matzo Co., Mrs. J. Freud,
The Young People's Society of
for the generous donations Of food. Congregation Shaar Hashomayini,
Windsor, announces the date of its
second annual cabaret dance as
Wednesday evening, March 11.
Committees have been appointed
in charge of the arrangements,
The annual Purim 1.11 spoilsered and a fine orchestra has been en-
under the auspices of the Sister- gaged to provide the dance music.
hood of Congregation B'nai Mesh. A unique decorating scheme is
will be held Sunday evening, Feb. being planned by the committee in
22, in the ball room, Dexter boule- charge. A full-course meal will be
vard at Lawrence avenue.
served, (luring which there will be
Mrs. Harry Meer, who is in entertainment.
charge of the event, announces
A number of reservations have
that there is a large advance sale already been received from par-
of tickets, and that preparations ties from Toronto, Hamilton, Lon-
are all completed to make this ball don, Pontiac and Flint. Mich., as
an elaborate and brilliant social ',yell as from Detroit and Windsor,
function. The musk for dancing and the committee in charge urges
will be furnished by Del Delbridge all those who plan to attend to
Ray Gorrell's Orchestra. Mrs. Da- make their reservations immedi-
vd Rosenberg, together with a large ately in order to assure accommo-
committee from the Sisterhood, dations. There will be tables for
have been assisting Mrs. Meer with parties of all sizes.
plans. Tickets will be on sale at
For reservations, call Miss Rae
the door the evening of the affair. Gershon at Windsor 3-377f, or
The get-together supper and Miss Ida Kazanowsky, of the
card party to he held Sunday eve- Shear Hashomayim Synagogue, at
ning, March 8, in the assembly Windsor 3-0652. Maurice D. Hel-
hall is being arranged by Mrs. ler is president of the organization.
James Sobel, Mrs. Nathan Nagler
anti Mrs. Manuel Engel.
PERFECTION LODGE
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. &
Contribution to Clinic Hon- A. M., will hold a special corn-
, munication on Wednesday, Feb.
ors Dr. Levy's Birthday.
25, at 7 p. m. F. C. Degree and
North End Clinic ha received a Membership Committee.
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
contribution from Julian II. Km-
lik in honor of Dr. David J. Levy's I By order of
DAVID ARKIN, W. M.
birthday.

B'NAI MOSHE PURIM
BALL THIS SUNDAY

Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Buchsbaum
sons will be the guests of their
parents, Mr. and NIrs. Bert Klein, C
C
for a brief visit.

I

FRANKLIN ATTACKS
U. S. PROHIBITION

Calls on Americans to

The Entire Outfit of
5 Pieces, Complete

Wash

Patriotism."

Dr. Leo M. Franklin, in a see-
loon from the pulpit of Temple
Beth El last Sunday, called upon
American to wash their hands of
"perverted patriotism," and at-
tacked the Wickersham prohibi-
tion report as the crown and cli-
loax of inanity."
"We in this country talk eternal-
ly of world unity, but are unwill-
ing to take a real forward step in
Ithat direction," Rabbi Franklin
said. "Millions of men are starv-
ing in this great American domain
amid a surfeit of food and com-
modities. We call ourselves Amer.
leans, proud of the title, and yet
we offer no sacrifice on the altar of
of our country, save that of flag-
waving and the speaking of brave
words."
Calling the Wickersham report
I an insult to the people's intelli-
' getup, Dr. Franklin said that "it
is indicative of the state of politi-
MRS. JACK H. HERTZBERG
cal ()pinion in this•country and of
(Miss Helen M. Debt.)
the fearfulness of those who ought
Beautiful and elaborate teas the ! to speak out with the courage and
ceremony that united in marriage, conviction of the ancient prophets
Miss Helen M. Dalitz, daughter of when the welfare of an entire peo-
Mr. and Mrs. B. Dalitz of Ann Ar-! ple is at stake."
bur, Mich., and Jack 11. Hertzberg,
Dr. Franklin's address inspired
son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Hertzbergl an editorial in the Detroit Free
of Ypsilanti, Mich., at a ceremony I Press. Commenting on Dr. Frank-
which took place at the Book Cad- lin's reference to the injustice of
illac Hotel Feb. 8. Rabbi A. M. immigration restrictions, the Free
Hershman read the service.
l'ress editorial said:
Miss Dalitz was attractively at-
"no far 11 ,1 the bar against Soli-crimi-
tired in a gown of bridal blush nate
immigration. which lir. Franklin ,tb..
satin which hail a tight bodice and jects. in concernd. it
•n expre++ion
a flaired bottom effect. Iler veil neithe r vf selfishness nor of h o stility
the outside world. It is born of
Wes of net and her cap of orange toward
direnece,sity, •nit i+ Justified.
blossom lace. She carried a bou-
'•When our land was new and open
quet of bridal roses and lilies of snares were plentiful and those inclined
to come here were people easy to •ssInt+
the valley.
date, it wit+ natural to feel that the
Her bridal party consisted of six United Stistes should he an asylum for
the
bridesmaids, a maid of honor, a merybudy. But a• time
0,er-feeding by the immigrant ships pro-
matron of honor, and six ushers, ;bleed a bad ease of national stnniseh
as follows: 711r. and Mrs. M. Got- ache and high blocl pressure. which still
ist. to n co nsiderable degree and is
tesman, Mr. and Mrs. S. Moss, Dr.
,misible to quite an extent fin' dorm,
Moss, Miss F'. Holdegraber, Dr..ind ut the very evils ag•in•I which 14
Mrs. Winslow, Miss Julia Dalian,
lanklin complains.
"The change is tmlieY relser,g“ , tot'
M. Dalitz, Miss Ida Dalitz,
ion is
migret
id • natural and logical out.
L. Dalitz, matron of honor; Mr, erowth of colition, both domestic. and
I.. Dalitz, maid of honor; Miss fureign. and is necessary if She institts
'ions which have made the resithlte what
Frieda Hertzberg,
is. and huh at best are under suf.
Following the ceremony the
uientl y serious sal verse pressure. are
guests were entertained at a din-
he preset- Ved f rnm breaking down.
Whatwe+
The times have changed.
ner which was served in cabaret 'Fhe
nd inimigratinn policy a centnrY
style. There were plates set for would be suicidal madness now."
400 and each table accommodated
10 people. The bridal table was
beautifully decorated with flowers
and candles.
Mayor Frank Murphy, sitting
next to the bride, delivered a brief
The next meeting of the Me-
speech and gave his blessings to norah Society of the College of
the bride and bridegroom. Danc- the City of Detroit will be held at

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mARKSON TO SPEAK
TO MENORAH SUNDAY

ing continued throughout the Congregation B'nai Moshe, Dexter
dinner and entire evening. at Lawrence, at 3:30 Sunday. The
Out-of-town guests present speaker will he A. 0. Markson,
were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Kaipke, whose topic will be "Graetz and
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Tuschman, Dulinov." Mr. "Markson, who is
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tuschman, well known in Detroit, is on the
Mrs. Mike Kaipke, Mill Thelma faculty of the United Hebrew
Tuschman, Miss Pearl Tuschman, Schools.
all of Toledo; Mr. and Mrs. George
For the benefit of those students
Gates of Jackson, Mich., Mr. and who are not able to take advan-
Kaplan and Mr. Weingard-
tage of the study circles at the col-
net. of Flint; Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, lege, there' will be' conducted a

Mr. and Mrs. Simmons of Chicago. discu.ssion group at the home of
Mr. clod Mrs. Bucker, Mr. and Miss Ilinda Gadon, 22257 Calvert,
Mrs. M. Klinemann and Mr. and Feb. 24, at S p. m. This group
Mrs..Dalitz of Cleveland. will meet at different members'
The couple left the following homes every week.
day on their honeymoon trip to
The 711enorah dance, which was

Miami Beach and Havana, Cuba, held Feb. 15, was a success finan-
and will be gone about three cially as well as socially.
Weeks, and upon their return will
reside in Ann Arbor.

KUNIN LODGE DANCE
MIZRACHI HATZOIR THIS SUNDAY NIGHT
PLAN MANY AFFAIRS Samuel Kunin Lodge 364, I. 0.

11 S., will hold its sixteenth annual
Mizrachi Hatzoir has arranged ball this Sunday, Feb. 22, at the
a number of cultural and social Oakman ballroom, 12706 Wood-
events for the balance of the sea- row Wilson, at Glendale. The
son. The first event will be a profits of this ball will go towards
l'urim celebration to be held on
their relief fund,
Monday evening, March 2, to con-,
sist ofthe reading of the Megilah,'
(lancing and refreshments. This
event is being sponsored with the
The philanthropic committee of
co-operation of the Young Israel'
I the Music Study Club, in co-opera-
of Detroit.
tion
with the Detroit Community
A bridge-dansant at the Palais
d'Or on Tuesday evening, March Fund, will present a program at
24, will be the next social event. the Florence Crittenden Home on
The committee has arranged for Feb. 23. Those participating will
a fine program of professional en- be the Misses Been and Beatrice
tertainment, refreshments, prizes Rosenberg, vocalists; Mrs. Herbert
and favors. Provisions have been Metz, reader; Miss Elizabeth
made that the refreshments con- Grachman, pianist; and dancers
' from the Madge Frazer Studios.
form with the dietary laws.
The Mizrachi Ilatzoir is spoil- Mrs. Samuel Asherson, who is
veering the dairy booth at the Jew.. chairman of the day, will net as
ish National Fund bazaar. accompanist.
The mothers' clubs committee of
the Music Study Club presented
two programs during the past
The Northwestern branch of the part week, at the Melbourne Cen-
Jewish Old Folks' Home thans its ter and the Kronk Community
many friends fur the splendid turn - House, under the chairmanship of
out at their bridge luncheon last Mrs. Joseph Behrman. Mrs. Ilow-
Wednesday, Feb. DS, at the Palais and Salzenstein, vocalist, accom-
d*Or, and gives special thanks to panied by Mrs. Emory Meenash;
Mrs. Louis Davidson, chairlady of Mrs. David Fried, vocalist, accoln-
this affair, and her committee who partied by Mrs. Samuel Asherson,
did so much to make this luncheon I and Miss Selma Mundstuk, pianist,
a success.
entertaned on these occasions.

MUSIC STUDY CLUB

OLD FOLKS HOME

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Their Hands of "Per-

verted

nALvar

With the end of the month
conies also the end of Robinson's store-wide
sale with its myriad of marvelous values. Everything in our great
6.story store sharply reduced. Convenient pay-
ments! Store open evenings!

Miss Faye Berk, 2295 Gladstone
avenue, in honor of her birthday.

Mrs. Sani Marwil of 1734 Vir-
ginia Park left for Chicago,
where she will be the guest of her
mother, Mrs. S. Stricker, of the
East End I'ark Hotel.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Leach (Bes-
sie Miller) of Tyler avenue left
on Thursday for Lansing, Mkh.,
Feb. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. B. Waldman (Betty Lerner), a laugh I where they will make their home.
ter, Elizabeth.
Bridge - luncheons
were held
Feb. 11--To Mr. and Mrs. William Mazer of 3315 Webb avenue, a
Thursday and Saturday of this
son, William Maxwell, Jr.
Will: at the Cadillae Athletic Club
Feb. 1:1—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Magid (Ann Belinsky of Dexter by the Women's Division of the
boulevard, a daughter, Nancy.
Milton A. Behrendt for Common
Feb. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. A. Cohen of 2036 Blaine, a daughter. Pleas Court Judge Club. Mr. Beh-
Beverly May
rndt was the principal speaker.
Feb, 5—Ti Mr. and Mrs. Don Rosenberg (Hannah Zeitlin) of 2725
Boston boulevard, a son, Samuel Jack.
Feb. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. August of 3375 Collingivood,
a sun, Irving Arnold.

Describes Influence of the
Bible on Slave Aboli-
tionist Movement.

I.as Monday night in the Mac-
cube(' Building auditorium 21)11
members of the B'nai Writ)) and
their suns gathered at the annual
'Father and Son get-together under
the auspices Of Pisgah Lodge No.
34 of 'Coal ICrith.
Aaron Kurland, president of
Pisgah Lodge, introduced Samuel
B. Keene, associate chairman of
the intellectual advancement
committee, who presided.
James I. Ellman, prominent De-
troit attorney, delivered the ad-
dress of the evening on behalf of
the fathers, and Erwin B. Ellman,
his son, spoke on behalf of the
sons.
Nathan Rubin, a member of the
A. Z. A., junior order of the B'nai
Writh, gave an eloquent address
on the lives Of Washington and
Lincoln.
Mifs Esther Goodman, soprano,
gave a group of vocal selections,
assified by Jeanne Real Beaume
at the piano. Zelda Rosenberg,
pianist, a pupil of Dr. )Lek Ganz-
1 a numbosof piano
selections. A magician and ven-
triloquist added spire find fun to
the program.

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given
A r tiantit 1.1y
on
smtirday, reh, 7, at the home of

March 29—Miss Rose M. Berick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Betide to Clarence G. Sarasohn, son of M. M. Surasohn.

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FATHER-SON NIGHT
OF PISGAH LODGE
INSPIRING EVENT

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FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE

ersonal

M s. A. Backman of the Bronx,
New York, spent the week-end in
Detroit with Miss Al. Cooper of
Longfellow avenue.

to Make
HERSHMAN SPEAKS in Newlyweds
Ann
Home Arbor,
TO S. Z. CLASSES

MRS. WM. 0. GOLDSTEIN
(Miss Lucille Bernstein)
The marriage of Miss Lucille
Bernstein, daughter of Dr. A. E.
Bernstein of 2 41)1) West Boston
boulevard, to William 0. Goldstein.
son of Mrs. Samuel Goldstein of
2512 West Boston boulevard,
was solemnized on Saturday eve-
ning, Feb. I t, by Rabbi A. :M.
Hershman.
Alr, and Mrs. Goldstein are mak-
ing their home at 3353 West Bos-
ton boulevard.

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The Box Spring•••$18. 7 5
The Mattress .... $16.95

If sold Separately

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Box•spring and Mat-
tress upholstered in heavy Doby
Cloth. The sturdy Box-spring is
built of Premier wire. The resilient
Inner-spring Mattress is filled with
10011 cotton-felt.

y

00 can judge' this value best by the realiza-
tion that the spring and mattress alone are

never sold for lest than $35.50.

In addition to spring and mattress, the suite
consists of full-size Bed, double-deck Chest, and
CHOICE of Dresser or Hollywood Vanity.

Built of 5-ply Oriental walnut veneers combined
with other selected hard woods, smartly carved and
grooved. Solid oak interiors. Stationary mirrors.

Convenient Payments

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Washington Boulevard at 1420—Near Grand River.. Open Evenings

USSISHKIN RETURNS
TO ZION ON FEB. 25

clamattun plan for Palestine . w
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s'ieclila-kn nobwan
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Amst rbi
erdam
. de Jewish
conferen ce bell
Menachem llsishkin, Zionist
C., will sail on the S. S. lire- been honored by Xing Albert of
leader and world president of the men on Feb. 25, it was announced Belgium who conferred on the doe-
Jewish National Fund of Jeru- at the Jewish National Fund head- for the title of officer in the Order
salem, whose five-year land re- quarters.
of the Crown.
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downtown store, we must dispose of the entire
stock at Public Auction to the highest bidders.
Merchandise includes English Bone and other
Fine Chinas, Crystal, Lamps, Antiques, Bronzes,
and Objets d'Art. Also additions from our own
warehouse and from our Fisher Building Store
(which continues business as u: , .•al). Included at
Auction are part of last year's European pur-
chases, which are now arriving. Nothing is re-
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