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PROTESTS MASSACRE
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c Body Friends Re-United
i solution by Jewish Floridian


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It has often been said that
truth is stranger than fiction
and Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Mint-
zer of this city can verify
this to be the fact.
Soma years ago Mr. Harry
D. Kantor now a well to do
merchant in Clarksdale, Miss.,
was a resident of Miami and
was a close and intimate
friend of the Mintzer family.
About two years ago he left
Miami and his destination was
unknown. The Mintzers lost
track of Mr. Kantor and all
communications between them


One (
of thea
Mans (
the E
Wedns
first o0
member
were hi
ization
two h
event i
one of
held in
The
over b3
Club,
after 0
Kirsch,
Childs,
wits en
M-. J.
nized t
on the
The re
unanirm
ment
with t
by Mr,.
of the'.
The fe
lows: i
Whed
of Ab,
ists we
structUi
solemn
ing WS
torture
away Ib
the do
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with to
ish (s
books -,j
sextonii
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Zionists to Hold
Large Gatheri .,

On Tuesday evening, $ep.
tember 3rd, at 8 p. m. o
there will be a eombined"t'i
party an eet at.th'
mud To# HalaToN on "
west Third :avenue in -
terests of.a Relite Fu4
those wh6 'sf~m ,l 41
massacre last trek^*1in
tine. MuatmeL- MDi
and ZMP; id Cow.h:it i
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By Miami Beach Announces 1
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The Sisterhood and Congre-
gation Beth Jacob of Miami
Beach were the hosts at one
of the largest affairs held in
recent days in Miami Beach
Sat a reception tendered by
them to Rabbi and Mrs. Israel
H. Weisfeld of Beth David
Congregation of Miami last
Sunday evening at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Kirsc,
adjoining the Beth Jacob Con..
gregation. Mesdames L. Ab-
Srams, S. Miller and M. D.
Kirsch were the hostesses in
charge. Mr. A. L. Kanter act.
ed as Master of ceremonies in
his usual droll and inimitable
manner.


Word was Just recee yis
ed that Mr. Max SilvWe
the father of Mrs. L
Louis Shochet of thi
City died in Baltimore
June 10th, last a: t
resu't of a sudden ai
heart attack. Mr. Silve
was a retired merchlt
and had resided in Balgj
more for the past twenty
five years having coted
here from. England. JI*
was a member of a numnt
her of Synagoues, TheW
Agudas Achim Society
the Ind. Order of ',
Fellows and other fra
ernal organizations.
He leaves surviving:
him his widow Mrs. R.
Silver, his daughter Mrs
J. L. Sochet, three so.s
Marks, Nathan and AM
bert.. ,
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OtalIl AUd t

We are happy to iI
that beginning il
next issue of the .
Floridian, Rabbi kr
Weisfed, well kneo
local Miamlans will"
column "TO MY W
THINKING" which
pear weekly in our 'n
Rabbi Weisfeld is no
novice in the new
fie'd, having for'
years contributed r
to THE DAY, Tie
guard Magazine, Ti
denu, and other well|
-newspapers and m
both .,in the Efgt-
Yidish language,
Weitfeld is the aut
volume on Jewish t
tion which will sht-
published by one Oft
leading publishing
of New York. P
tiona opies of tIhf
havev- receivei.l:-a


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the arrange
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A splendid musical program
was presented, the feature of
which was a violin duet in
Which Mr. Kirk-of Iew York
City and Dr. M. D, Kirsch
played upon two highly prized
Stradivarius violins each near-
ly two hundred years old.
They were accompanied by
Miss Doris Adler at the piano.
Otters ta.n part we:e Mrs.-


U We ceased.
i, and You can therefore imagine
tD. the astonishment and pleas-
ure of the Mintzers when they
nittee r ceived a letter from Harry
.evied
,ecio D. Kantor this week. Mr. Kan-
cog- to w-.:tes: "For a loig time
utior. I tried to locate you and could
oCred not. This week I happened to
opted receive a copy of the Jewish
renao Floridian and you can readily
mioni realize my great pleasure and
fered happiness to find your name
ide*4 and address in its 'advertising
tit columns. I cannot express my
s fet great joy at again being able
to communicate with such
close friends." He their goes
;k:i on' to say that he misses Mi-
S ami and its climate and hopes
er b :to tco e to Miami this 'winter
Wail .o s4e id sometime with his
ke friend and to obtain,the ben-
d efitsofthe climate. "
l i A Needleks t say the Jewish
SFloridlt is happy. t have
Seen th'e medium :ofI-; nfg"
pt sch toy and happfitess to"
t a
isibUld eAsrdB be and he he-
byv b vto his1
0 de- Govetimert tnheJP
ii in an dueire ttob
h h.e: it will: ta tfdl

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Friday, August 30;


THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN


Paere 2


THE JEWISH

FLORIDIAN


A weekly newspaper published at
Miami, Florida
by
The Jewish Floridian Publishing
*' Company
302 S. W. FOURTH AVENUE
Phone 8745



EDITORIAL STAFF
J. LOUIS SHOCHET
A CHOCHOM
BEN DOROM
A. N. ASHER

Large Oaks From
Little Acorns Grow

How true this little saying
is has been so terrifyingly de-
monstrated these past few
days in Palestine that one but
wonders why its truth was
not believed by the Zionist
Organization when the Wail-
ing Wall incident occurred
some seven months ago. How
well the writer remembers a
meeting of the local Zionist
District at the Scottish Rite
Temple several months ago,
when one of our local Rabbis
condemned the failure of the
Zionist Organization and Dr.
Weitzman to take definite and
decisive steps to impress up-
on the British Government
the necessity for the protec-
tion of the rights of the Jews
in Palestine. How clearly we
remember his prophecy that
great disaster faced the Pal-
estine Jews unless clear cut
demands were made for the
assertion of those rights
which were guaranteed the
Jewish people by the Balfour
Declaration, forgetting for
the time being their inalien-
able rights to Palestine from
time immemorial.
We wonder whether at that
time, the learned Rabbi ever
would have thought that one
of the outgrowths of the fail-
ure of Great Britian to adopt
a definite humanitarian pro-
,gram towards Jews would so
soon strike home. We wonder,
if at that time he dreamt that
a close personal friend, a chum
of many years standing, one
who graduated with him to-
gether from the Yeshiva,
would be shot down in cold
blood by Arabs in a massacre
because of that Wailing Wall.
And . . . How does the
eminent gentleman who de-
cried the wail of protest that
was being raised, as hk so
beautifully put it "much ado
at out nothing," now feel
i '.' alout it all? Is there "much
ado about nothing" in the de-
liberate slaughter of aged and
feeble men? Is there "much
ado about nothing" in the
murder of young American
Jews who went to Hebron to
perfect their studies? What
about it, you Zionists who
pussyfooted about while the
Arabs prepared for this gala
slaughter? What about the
e destruction of colonies and
hi--tfhe pillaging and burning of
homes, brought about because


you feared to speak out?
Can we never learn the les-
Sson"that one is only respected
when" he demands that re-
5pect? Can-we never realize
at if small things are not
mw. ted then t wings
Snecea ily which
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The great problem for the And said just wait a few more
deans of men is how to pro- days
tect the moral ooys from the And watch her boy-he'll
immoral girls. mend his ways.
$ *


The Boy Friend (calling up
his girl): Hello, dear, would
you like to have dinner with
me tonight?
She: I'd love to, dear.
He: Well, tell your mother
I'll be over early.

"What does the most dam-
age, fire or water?"
"Both."
"What do you mean?"
"Firewater!"
* *
Our druggist is a friendly
chap,
He pays us wrapt attention.
He sells us drinks of every
kind-
But the kind we dare not
mention.

Your druggist is likely a man
That is foth kind and true.
He wouldn't sell a thing
That would likely poison
you.
* *
I.
Honey, close dem drowsy
eyes,
Sand Man coming' from de
skies,
Go to sleep, ma babe, yo'
Mammy's nigh,
Owl's a-hootin' frum de
lim'
Mockin' bird's a-sassin'
him-
An' de big ole 'gator sounds
his cry.

II.
Hush a bye, baby bye,
Don't you cry-don't you
cry-
Snuggle up while Mammy
sings a tune.
Angels near-angel near-
Dey kin hear-dey kin
hear-
Baby gw:nter sleep now
mighty soon.
* *


Here's to the wife
Who'll only grin
When you come home
And let you in.


late


* *
The acrobatic trap drum-
mer catches the eye of the
flapper in the front row nat-
urally.

It takes a woman longer to
undress for bed than it used
to, as she has to unpaint.
*
A woman will give her hus-
band an old-fashioned razor
for his birthday with a view
to using it later on her corns.

Too bad a girl no sooner
gets herself a good job than
she has to treat herself to all
luxuries, including a husband.
** *
There is one, when others
sneered,
That said for me each night
a prayer,

little acorns grow! A small
disturbance some months ago,
ignored, today become a veri-
table sltaghter."'.
Wil we -e ws Ieas the le
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That was mother's way, when
I was bad,
She always said I'd make a
lad
In years, to make his mother
proud
That she had raised her son
aloud.

And now, that I have grown
in years,
It seems my life would
bring her tears;
Because I have not done so
well
That she should still my
praises yell.

But just you talk to her of
me,
She'll still praise, you
watch and see.
And if you don't believe she'll
scrap
Just say a wrong word of
her chap.

I've seen a lots, but not
another
Have I met just like my
mother.
I guess that God made just
her one,
So, I thank God that I'm
her son.

A Letter To Ye
Editor

Editor Jewish Floridian,
Miami, Fla.
My dear Sir:
I want to express my
thanks to Rabbi Israel H.
Weisfeld for the privilege of
joining him in the reception
given him by congregation
BAth El of West Palm Beach,
on Sunday, August 18.
On account of the late hour
I could not express myself at
the time and place. Therefore
I hope you'll permit me to use
your columns.
I want to voice my protest
against our honorable John
Wolfe's remarks. In the first
instance, I think it's far
enough when we give up our
Rabbi as far east as Miami
Beach and as far north as
West Palm Beach, and I sure-
ly protest against having him
go as far as North Carolina
and Virginia, as Mr. Wolfe
said.
And as far as his advice to
the Beth El Congregation to
consult our Rabbi for the se-
lection of a Rabbi for them-
selves, I want to advise the
said Congregation not to con-
sult our Rabbi, but our Reb-
betzin, because she selected
our Rabbi long before we
knew him.
But if their chosen Rabbi
should happen to" be a single
man, then I advise them to
consult our Rabbi for the Se-
lection of a Jebbetzin. Look
whom he selected!
very .truly yours,
S. J. Spector
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THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN .


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SOCIETY


Mr. and Mrs. M-. Altmay-
r and son left this week for
Tew York, where they will
ail for Europe. They will
pend two months in London,
aris and points in Germany.

Evening Dance compliment-
ng Miss Juliet Gelerter of
acksonville was given by the
issues Ida and Ruth Schwartz
thursday at the home of
heir sister, Mrs. I. Fine, on
W. First St.
Guests included: Misses
aye Weintraub, Viola Katz,
ylvia Sauls, Dora Weingar-
en, Roselle Bernstein, Betty
ilver, Sylvia Katz, Sarah
ahn, Ida Weingarten, Dora
osenhouse, Bernice Loeb,
eba Engler, Margie Preding-
r, Mary Bandel, Celia Per-
tzman, Clare Rubin, Milli-
ent Rubin, Lillian Diamond,
oseph Schwartz, Phil Shaf-
er, Bernard Blank, Pete Ru-
in, Phil Farr, Max Koplin,
Ray Alpern, Samuel Dock,
erbert Hodes, Joseph Davis,
heldon publer, Harry Bass,
ax Augustine, Saul Shaffer,
oseph Fine, Herbert Katz,
nd Sydney Segall.
*
Mrs. I. Tannenbaum, her
children Harold, Belle and
aby returned from a lengthy
vacation trip to New York
ity and vicinity last Friday
morning.
,
Capt. Benjamin Axleroad
ill leave Sept. 1 for Fort
cPherson, where he will
erve as judge advocate at the
ourth corps area in the office
f the judge advocate gener-
l until September 15 when he
ill go to Katterskill Bay,
ake George, N. Y. to join
is wife and children. They
ill return to Miami Oct 1.
e *
Dr. E. A. Rosenthal return-
d to Miami, last week, on the
S. Berkshire, after spending
month in Connecticut, New
ork and Philadelphia, where
e visited the summer clinic
f the University of Pennsyl-
nia Dental school. Mrs.
osenthal and daughter, Phyl-
lis Jean will remain in the
north for some time.
*$"* *
Mrs. A. Engler and Miss
Reba Engler left Tuesday, on
the SS. Iroquois for New


ter the University of Miami.
*
Mr. Larry Fay has just re-
turned from a two week's
stay in New York and the
mountains, where he made a


Miami Showcase and
Fixture Company
General Coaurton Iad
MIeehles.I


STORE PtONTS


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combined business and pleas-
ure trip.

Mr. Alex Miller has just re-
turned from a trip to New
York City and other northern
markets.

Dr. Samuel Aronowitz has
just returned from a several
week's stay in the north,
where he spent some time in
the large medical clinics.

Mrs. Morris Pepper enter-
tained a number of friends at
her home 1947 N. W. Flagler
Terrace, last Wednesday even-
ing at a bridge party. Ladies
prize for high score was
awarded to Mrs. Rothford,
and Men's prize to Max Pep-
per. After the bridge games,
a Venetian luncheon was ser-
ved and a radio entertainment
concluded the evening of en-
joyment. The home was de-
corated in a green and gold
color scheme. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Lebowitz, Mr. and Mrs.
Sol Rothford, Mr. and Mrs.
J. August, Miss Sadie Silver-
stein, Mr. and Mrs. M. Pep-
per, and Mr. Max Pepper.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Berk-
owitz were the hosts last Sat-
urday to the worshippers of
Beth David Congregation at
the Bar Mitzva of their son
Abe, immediately after the
services, in the vestry rooms
of the Congregation.

The Woman's Club of the
Workmen's Circle tendered a
farewell party to Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Shandloff and Ethel
Lazar and Harry Touby, all of
whom were chosen delegates
to the Southeastern Confer-
ence of the Workmens Circle
and its affiliated organiza-
tions, the first two to the
Workmen's Circle and the Wo-
men's Clubs organizations, re-
spectively, and the latter two
to the Workmen's Circle
Schule conventions. There was
general entertainment provid-
ed by the officers and mem-
bers and after na evening
throughly enjoyed by all re-
freshments were served.
* *
Mrs. Milton Weiner accom-
panied by Mrs. Henry Spitzer
left for New York City last
week to be the guests of Mrs.
Weiner's sister Miss Matilda

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SAIES and SERVICE
We have a number of Used
Cars in exceptional condition
at very low prices.
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55 N. W. First St. Phone 5857
Phone for Demonstration


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Norman at the Navarro Hotel
Central Park West. They will
visit Boston, Maine and Con-
necticut and are expected to
return the early part of Nov-
ember.

N. L. Williams has returned
with his mother ,Mrs. W. L.
Williams from an extended
visit in the north.
*
Miss Irene Zeisler who was
visiting her sister and brother
-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Small left for her home in
New York City this week.
*
One of the prettiest social
events of the past summer
season was the surprise kit-
chen shower tendered by Mrs.
Meyer Friedman and Mrs.
Alex Miller to Mrs. Israel H.
Weisfeld the bride of Rabbi
Weisfeld of Beth David. The
spacious lobby of the Wonder
View Apartments which was
the scene of the shower and
card party was beautifully de-
corated with cut flowers and
decorations emblematic of the
kitchen. Bridge was played
and prizes for high scores
were awarded to Mrs. S. J.
Spector, Mrs. G. King, Mrs.
J. H. Katz, Mrs. S. Schwartz,
and consolation prize to Mrs.
J. L. Shochet. There were
twelve tables of bridge and
after the conclusion of the
bridge games the gifts were
presented in a large wash tub
with an appreciate poem tied
to the tub with a ribbon. A
beautiful set of aluminum
ware was presented on behalf
of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Beth David Talmud Torah.
Among those present were:
Mesdames: I. Buckstein, H.
Dubler, J. Wolf, M. Dubler, P.
Rosengarten, Lewis Brown, L.
Ruscol, Menlel Rippa, B. Kan-
del, J. H. Iatz, S. Abenson,
E. Small, M. D. Kirsch, I.
Zeisler, J. Simpson, B. Hirsh-
field, B. L. Reisner, A. Werth-
eimer, S. J. Spector, A. L.
Kanter, A. Goldstein, M.
Schwartz, Mendel Cromer,
Edward Wolfe, J. Alpert,
Josephine Lobazine, J. Meyer-
son, J. Engler, M. Rappaport,
Wm. Mechlowitz, Max Kay,
Nathan Schwartz, Manny
Wesson, Max Rappaport, Mor-
ris Pepper, L. Leibowitz, C.

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29 N. W. THIRD AVENUE
Phones 23535-31624


Gordon, G. Gordon, G. King,
M. Steinberg, L. Arnold, H.
M. Greene, S. Rose, Stanley C.
Myers, J. L. Shochet, J.
Schwartz, I. Fine, J. Zalis,
Alex Miller, M. Friedman and
the guest of honor Mrs. I. H.
Weisfeld.
Refreshments were served
and a good time was had by
all.

Mr. Morris Segal of the
Empire Dairy Co. and his
daughter Belle will return to
Miami the latter part of this
week from an extended busi-
ness and pleasure trip of more
than three months through
the New England States.
*
The Friendship League is
sponsoring a Minstrel show
to be staged by Raymond
Young, on September 26th, at
the Central School Auditorium
for the benefit of the Club
and the Zionist relief in Pal-
estine towards which ten per
cent will be donated.
*
The Ruth Bryan Owen Ora-
torical Club will meet on Fri-
day, August 30th, at the
home of Mrs. Sydney Wein-
traub, when a mock political
campaign for the office of
President of a Parent-Teach-
ers Association will be enact-
ed. The opposing candidates
will be Mrs. Dorothy Mitchell
and Mrs. A. L. Kanter, Mrs.
M. Friedman will espouse the
cause of Mrs. Mitchel and Miss
Helen Farkas that of Mrs.
Kanter. A very interesting
meeting at which refresh-
ments will be served is prom-
ised.

By far the largest card
party held this summer was
that of the first of a series of
card parties sponsored by the
recently organized Ladies
Auxiliary of Beth David Tal-

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mud Torah at the Auditorium
last Tuesday night, when
more than 126 people were
present and took part in the
bridge games played. Prizes
were awarded the highest
scorer at each table, and a
beautiful coconut lamp, donat-
ed by Mrs. Max Kupferstein,
was raffled and won by Mr.
I. A. Ruscol. The proceeds of
the card party amounting to
$76.10 will be used towards
the purchase of furniture for
the Talmud Torah.
During the serving of the
refreshments which consisted
of a delicious salad course,
cake and punch, an appeal
was made by Rabbi Israel H.
Weisfeld that those present
and their friends contribute
the cost of individual desk
chairs and blackboards con-
tributed to bear a small mark-
er showing the name of the
donor. The following each
contributed the cost of a
blackboard, ($15.00): Mrs.
P. M. Rosengarten, Mrs. Max
Rappaport, Mrs. Alex Miller,
Mrs. I. Buckstein, Mr. Jake
Scherr, of New York City,
Mrs. Nathan Adelman, Mr.
Herbert E. Scherr. The fol-
lowing contributed desk
chairs ($5.00 for each desk
chair) Mrs. M. Rippa, 1; Mrs.
L. Weinkle, 1; Mrs. Carl
Weinkle, 1; Ernest Weinkle,
1; Mrs. L. Levitt, 2; Mrs. T.
H. Weisfeld, 1; Rabbi I. H.
Weisfeld, 1; Mrs. Morton, 1;
Mrs. Katz, 1; Mrs. Kandel, 1;
Mrs. M. D. Kirsch, f; Mrs.
Pritzker, 1; Mrs. Wm. Meck-
lowitz, 1; Mrs. Rebecca Beck,
1; Mr. Morris Solomon, 1;
Mrs. H. Kotkin, 1; Mrs. John
(Continued on Page 4)

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Miami Beach
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THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN


SOCIETY

(Continued from Page 3)
Wolf, 1; Mrs. A. Pepper, 1;
Mrs. P. Berkowitz, 1; Mrs.
Morris Segal, 1; Mr. and Mrs.
M. Drevich, 1; Mrs. I. Tan-
nenbaum, 1; Mr. and Mrs.
Kraus, Toledo, 0., 1; Miss
Margie Friedman, 1; Mrs.
Grossman ,1; Mrs. Morris
Rappaport, 1; Miss Norma
Simpson, 1; Master Shepard
Simpson, 1; Mrs. I. L. Mint-
zer, 1; Mrs. Wesson, 1; Mrs.
A. Daum, 1; Mrs. S. Abenson,
2; Mrs. Meyer Schwartz, 1,
Electric ceiling fans to be
placed in the class rooms were
donated by the following:
Messrs. A. Pepper, H. Green,
P. M. Rosengarten and Wm.
Mecklowitz. Hostesses for the
evening were: Mesdames I.
Buckstein, Max Kupferstein,
and J. L. Shochet. The next
card party will be held on
September 10th, at 8 P. M., at
the Talmud Torah Auditorium
and Mrs. M. Kandel, Mrs.
Louis Ruscol and Mrs. M.
Schonfield will be the host-
esses.
e * *
Mr. andc Mrs. Wm. Mecklo-
witz were the hosts at dinner
of Rabbi and Mrs. Israel H.
Weisfeld ,last Sunday at their
home on Northwest Fifth St.
In addition to the guests of
honor Mr. and Mrs. Max Rap-
paport, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Rappaport, Mr. Jacobskind,
the Mecklowitz twins and
Miss Hannah Mecklowitz
were present.
*
Mr. I. L. Mintzer accompan-
ied by his brother Max, have
just returned to Miami from
a business trip to New York
City and other northern
points. With them came Mr.
Max Mintzer, their uncle from
New York who will visit with
them for a while.
** *
Friends will be interested
to learn that Miss Felicia Ry-
bier, who has been spending
the summer in Washington,
has recently completed a tour
of the New England states.
While in New York she was
.". entertained by a number of
Miamians and also made re-
cords for the Brunswick Re-


cording Co. She expects to re-
turn to Miami some time in
September. During the sum-
mer Miss Eleanor Blum was
presented in a recital in
Washington.

West Palm Beach

(Mrs. H. Oliphant is our W.
Palm Beach Correspondent).
Mrs. B. Wax was hostess at
bridge party last week at her
home in Boynton at which a
number of her friends attend-
ed. Prizes for high score were
won by Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Oliphant. Consolation prize
was won by Mrs. I. Schutzer
of West Palm Beach. A deli-
cious salad course was served
and the hostess was assisted
by her daughter Miss Ethel
Wax. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schut-
zer, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Gold-
berg, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Schutzer,
Mrs. M. Dubbin ,Mrs. H. Kar-
funkel, Mrs. S. Berner, Miss
Selma Karfunkel, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Oliphant, and Mrs.
I. Schutzer.
*
The Sisterhood of Congre-
gation Beth El held a pack-
age party at the Community
House last Sunday for the
benefit of a fund to employ a
Rabbi for the Congregation.
The following were hostesses:
Mesdames A. Karfunkel, H.
Lerner, Esses and Greenberg.
After the packages were sold
bridge was played. At a late
hour refreshments were ser-
ved.

Mr. Martin Dubbin has
just returned to his West
Palm Beach home after a stay
of several weeks in the north.
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:: Things ::

THEATRICAL I

The screen's very first col-
legiate musical comedy,
"Words and Music" is to be
the Capitol Theatre attraction

DR. A. E. ROSENTHAL
Announces The Resumption of
His DENTAL PRACTICE
at His Offices
302 Professional Building
Phone 24819


BUY AND BUILD ON THE BEACH
LISTINGS IN ALL LOCATIONS
PRICES LOW

J. GESCHEIDT, Inc.
Realtors and Builders


Wm. Penn Hotel Building


Phone Miami Beach 5-1763


Washington Ave.


for all of next week. Eight
new song hits were especially
written for this all singing,
dancing, talking picture. Lois
Moran makes her talking pic-
ture debut in "Words and
Music." David Percy and Tom
Patricola co-star with Mis',
Moran in this snappy, georg-
eous musical comedy of the
campus.

RAH! RAH! RAH!
MUSICAL
COMEDY

GOES COLLEGIATE

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and

MUSIC"

All Singing, Dancing,
Talking, with a Co-ed
S Chorus of 100.

I Starring
LOIS MORAN
TOM PATRICOLA
DAVID PERCY

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Formerly of
MIAMI BEACH

Will Be Happy To Serve You

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On Or About Sept. 15th I

With the finest of Kosher Meats
Sand Poultry-Voluntarily under
Sthe supervision of the "Vaad-
SHakasruth," Rev. B. M. Herman
Sour steady "Shoched."

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Look for Sign Over the Boat
Boat Leaves City Yacht
Basin
N. E. Third St. and Bay
FARE $2.00
The Se-Bot-M Boat will
run a fishing trip Tues- -
days and Thursdays,
leaving the docks at the
City Yacht Basin at 9:30
a. m., returning about 5
p. m. Bait and tackle
will be furnished.
Our regular Se-Bot-M
trip will made on Sunday
at 2 p. m., as usual, at
regular fare, $2.
For particulars, phone
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2141 N. W. SECOND AVE.
Phone 20621

BAKERIES
GOLDSTROM BAKING CO., Inc.
1349 Washington Ave.
Phone 2836 Miami Beach
The finest in Bread and Cakes
Obtainable at the
Rosedale Delicatessen, Nwe York
Delicatessen and Empire
Delicatessen

BAGS and METALS
AMERICAN BAG & METAL CO.
Phone 21147
610 North West Fifth Street
EAST COAST BAG & METAL CO.
(Inc.)
I. L. MINTZER
MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS
435-445 N. W. 8th Street
Phone 4485

PEPPER METAL CORP.
Scrap Metal and Machinery
N. W. Cor. 5th Ave. and 14th St.
Phone 22546

BUILDING SUPPLIES
J. SIMPSON
Building Materials,
Roofing Paper, Asphalt
423 N. W. N. River Drive
Phone 7251

CLEANERS
STANDARD CLEANERS
"We Know How"
Alterations Our Specialty
Laundry Service
We Call For and Deliver
Phone 26876 332 N. E. 2nd Ave.

DANCING
MADAME RACICOT
Will conduct a special summer
term o 15 lessons every Friday,
1:30 P. M.
Studio on the 17th Floor of the
Congress Building
Special Rates for Summer

DELICATESSEN
ROSEDALE DELICATESSEN
170 N. W. 5th St.
We Supply Your Every Want

FISH & SEA FOODS
STANDARD FISH CO.
629 W. Flagler St.
Phone 2-3362
EA T COST FISH CO.
"The Beat in Fksh and Sea Food"
Curb Market S. W. 2nd Ave.
Phone p2736

FOUNTAINS

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Candies and Lunches


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JOSEPH M. LIPNITZ
"Service That Makes Friends
and Keep Them"
Insurance Underwriter
Lawyer's Bldg. Phone 2-0317 2.15
LEON ELKIN
Is now Lccal Representative of
Metropolitan Life Insurance
and is ready to serve his friend
Residence
1620 N. W. 30th STREET
Phone 26085

LAUNDRIES
NATIONAL LAUNDRIES, INC,
'Trustworthy Service"
1048 N. W. 5th Ave.
Phone 8131

MOHEL

RABBI B. D. MENDEL
"Competent and Trained Moheld
Ask at Daum's
159 N. W. 5th St.
Phone 31430

PHARMACISTS

BRYAN PARK PHARMACY
Chas. Tannenbaum,
Pharmacist
(reg. pharmacist for 17 years)
Cor 22nd Ave. and 8th St. S.
CRYSTAL PHARMACY
Dr. A. D. Halpern, Ph. G. Ph. D.,
Prescriptions Our Specialty
128 N. Miami Ave. Phone 297

PIPE and STEEL

ADELMAN PIPE & STEEL
58 N. E. 25th St.
Aat F. E. C. R. R. Phone 214W

A. & B. PIPE AND METAL
Phone 81855
53 North East 25th Street I

PRINTERS
MIAMI PRINTING CO.
"Printing That Pays"
Phone 28261
107 South Miami Avenue

ROOFING
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RELIABLE SHEET METAL &
ROOFING WORMS
Phone 4782
728 South Westj fthth 8Strt
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MOHAWKITES ,.
JOHNSON thtBJ OMPAI4
1361 N, N 4at Ave. S
Phones: 4114 -4115

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CONGRATULATIONS WEST PALM BEACH
HAPPY TO WELCOME YOU!
Visit Our Beautiful Store At

410 CLEMATIS STREET
"In The Heart of Town"
PUMPERNICKEL, RYE, VIENNA, ROLLS, ETC.-
PASTRY, CAKES, PIES-
AS ONLY "TOM SMITH" KNOWS HOW
(FORMERLY WITH THE CHICAGO AND NEW YORK BAKING CO.
OF MIAMI)
West Palm Beach Baking Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

AUTO PARTS FURNITURE
MIAMI AUTO WRECKING CO., FURNITURE EXCHA
-Incorporated- INC.
Has Parts For Your Car 321 N. Miami Ave.
606-608 North West Fifth Street We Buy and Sell Furni
Phone 5050 (fifty-fifty)
BLOOM AUTO REPAIR INSURANCE
& PARTS CO.
N. W. 17th Ave. at 23rd St. Life Fire Casualty .
Phone 23631 RAUZIN INSURANCE
The Largest car wreckers in AGENCY, Inc.
Florida Phones 22565 3241
L. (Pop) GERSON 137 N. E. First St.
Buyer of All Kinds of Scrap Metal Miami, Fla.
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