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LOCAL ACTIVITIES
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bETH EL YOUNG PEOPLE WILL
NOT HOLD EXCURSION
THIS YEAR.
Bicur Cholem Jrs. Exammi en .
went which hundred, oi young
I woive in Detroit look
forward t.,
on the each year wall take ,placc on Sunday
part of the °hirer. and ration
board it dire, - Jour
I t. when the Bleu, Chob.
iii
to, of the Young
.11CirT)•
hold their annual boat excursion. The
decided that the annual imam party thi. year will take place
11,10 will ite
at 1 '
diapenged with tht.teat
I a•Iiinoo. the Imai leaning rroin the
.11ISC or th e general popular
, b ..to o
l of taiswold street at
0a! of
a.
in
social tune tun„
1 he committee in ,-bargeannouncei
- eat! berm made, e■ en to the
;hat the affair the. year will <wilo•
of the boat. the Pilt-le.-etas
It any No tar held. They have arran
aril
the intention tat thus Ill charge point
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interest:lig
• ,Ievot e 111e 1001'4 0 , 14 to
and n ovel
patriot'
.tunt. and
Urloo•Ch and complimentary Inv
ninny yaluablr pose's 11111
'
hr awarded to fortunate folks who
11.114 %err to Ir
extended all men ul will take
part 111 them
einiorin
()Ile Of the
I 011541fIrritIolf•
gerion,
No matter what price
you pay, you'll save
money if you buy
41 (.1 1M -
%fork 01.111
ratlIrr, 14111 lir a panorama photo-
the affair had been done, but de.pite graph
taken durum; the rare, and
III time l'Art,
and notwillodAntling from pre.eitt indnation. It will in.•1
your clothing here.
110 jor011 purpose, lo hit 11 the. prof-
. chide practically all the young pro-
p, ii1 tile moonlight were to go. it plc w the community and wan, tai
wa deemed brit to omit suet ,
-"mai the older our.
,-
tfies at present, in order that
Jew islt community a,
a 1111ol•
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Det roit Gain, s ervices of
III particular, IIIA1 1 , 1
w holly abuse reproach and roll, ion
Former Pittsburgh Attorney
cordingly all annoinn einem. 04
tro•
■ the affair are 1,, be disregarded and
of the great contributing taC-
'
!tors to the wonderful growth of De-
" trit that even the lar
ge
of the Jewish eolno wolly wh p ort ion : truit is the itifin. of many valuable
op Ia.
.
1 I-- .' trained
. been espectamiy,,,ti,,P41,,,g .
men front other centers win)
the a,-. have come here to “d o their bit" in.
tan will join ill the commendation
of ; making this city the keystone tai the
the laudable course Ii cvmduct and
producing power of the nation. The
admirable motives.
Largest Eselossas Clotho.,
Corner Monroe
and Randolph
BRANCH: 99-101 MICHIGAN AYE,
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flans are 'ding developrd an d " 'tart who come to Detroit our the
pro
m ma sped out by t be boaed .ntrouse of injecting their inductive in
program
. for the •Ori
soc i ety's arti1illen during the a larger field are ytning men and their
, ,,mi ng year. which
value to the city as they grow up
ch it
c onielli nlattd,,,i
t
h the comminnty redound. a.
will be one of vigorous, patriot!. and
serious , ,, , :?,
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TUESDAY
J une 25th
Polls Open 7 A. M.
to
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The Living Room--
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ED
MERICAN JOURNALIST '
TO TALK ON "NEW RUSSIA"
ries, the floor coverings and upholstery
fabrics. Different qualities in these mate-
rials should not be mixed. Consistency in
the decorative plan is a watchword in the
ROBINSON-COHEN STORE. The fact
that we have a wide range of iratrr;:,1^,"
and furniture in everk , gr- a -
Many who have followed the swift-
ly
ly moving e vents in Russia and who
with the great Slav pro-
' pie in their struggles and efforts to
I establish a true democracy will be
- delighte d to learn t
opportuity
they
have
the
n to hear hat
the
story
of the
I great Rutsian revolution from the
P. AL I
t
most prominent observer of that
world event. John Reed, who orbit .
to his trip to Russia, mini one of the
N your living room color and textural
harmony must be maintained in drape-
-
a Makes it pos-
,e to r,omplete a scheme with dispatch
and economy.
;editors of Metropolitan Magazine.
To the Qualified Electors or the City tand one of the greatest journalists in
of Detroit:
1 this country, will deliver a lecture on
A special election will be held at 'New ktissia" at 16.. 1r ,
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Um above specified time for
ha
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it remembered that good taste does not necessarily
imply excessive cost; and very modest expenditures,
properly placed, often return deep and lasting satisfaction.
t
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'to you V... oe
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IIRAMIN PEARLMAN -
1..
..orRt group.
He much towir advantafe as to eye
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"rn was looked upon by all parties as the city. 0 of the )(pilau men la Flo
....do tar trOmmIgglon?
NO (.) A
has recey established hini se ji iu
merican representative of the press
Detroit
Benjamin Pearlman
a
and therefore occupied an enviably ,
cuung stn ey from Pittsburgh. Pa.
,
position. %Viten the iloisheviki cap -
,
,
,
who nastaor a notable reCOrd for
tured the government from Keren- himself
still iii (1,,
aii. procession
sky, Leon T rotzky. who was then
commo
Foreign Minister. desired
01 Mr. Reed Lity.n: ;win Ines of hi , former
To be qualified to vote you must be
1 1 Is flow : lbw. ' l a ed With
registered. If you are not registered to act as confidential agent to Presi-
Louis Ja: Rosenberg. former Unit•
you can register in the City Clerk's dent %%Ikon to lay before him the
eil State:instil to Spain and Brazil,
otilce. 303 City Hall, up to and includ- entire liolslieviki cause. In order to
in the price of the law, with offices
ing June 4. The office will be open safeguard valuable paper. which he
every day except Sunday until 9 p. nt. was to take to America, Trotzky ap- at 702-34lamiliond building.
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or
Robhison-Cohen Co.
REGISTRATION
If you voted in November, 1916, or pointed Mr. Reed Russian consul to
since and have not changed your resi- New York. As a diploanttic agent of
dence, you are registered and qualified
a foreign government Mr. Reed could
to vote June Zr,
wifely get his papers to Washington.
If you have changed your residence, Inasmuch as the Bolshevik govern-
you must transfer your registration. ment was not recognized by our gov-
You can do this in the City Clerk's
ernment. Mr. Reed's title is of no
office, 303 City flail, up to and Includ-
practical value.
ing June 4.
Russian music and songs will be a
feature of the meeting.
SATURDAY, JUNE 8th
8 A. M. TO 8 P. M., WILL
BE A
The Moosts6ons Club.
The members of the Montetiore
club held their first outdoor meeting
Sunday at Belle Isle, The next regu•
E
11r. l'Iman i, a graduate of the
Law Coy- of the University re.
Pennsyllia, class cif 1912.
Ile was
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS
CORNER 9 NMI ea HASTINGS
Clef SLOW EAST91
1 10INIWARD
phil omath k Debrw n g Club.
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admitted, the l'emisy Iv ama bar in
By a ,ote of 1 to I the fart- 0°,
191! amfacticed
hating
I"I' won the
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for six ars.
Mr. Rosenber g me t town 1,Ver 111C 11111.111i11110
Nall 1100fime ago;opt, e,,,,,,,i 7 i ng ing Club in their
JOHN REED
Relay- /
jo110
debate held 0 ,:e :
his value. a lawyer and a m4,, tai June 4111 in the Y. II C. A Audi-
great comital capabilities. invited t " rtum,
- Thr i u " tt"
" for °hate was t
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itnii to Or
i.iat Isnir in. ,.,
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•iltesidvcd, That the Cabinet •Parlia• 0
until
this
;hat
Form of r r . overtinient in.
man4,4,1 bit ,,,,k, himselfa ii,
,,, ,kdoptril by the Stale, of the l' S,"
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f •1,11 y is, ictil,f)etlriiii, t 1 : 10.M e
Till it re wl:linfslit.nwaet,latiiit,: i.lit.:71, ,,ofpli%oll:I.i .erg., t It; 3
by:ras
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mouth.
IFIVIC SLOW NORTH e/ illATIOT
Amu-Immo rousretorm CARS PAU THC
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Just Arrived From the Heart
A
Russian Revolution
A
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Of the
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last a
Lamm J. C. Storrs,
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Will Speak On
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and S. St. rti 0
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lire v. the of the founder. of the berg. while the Jeffersonian i lob, ot /
Inc meeting will be held at the home
"Eillimr Philomath," an organiza• the• 10 1faiitt, was ti -
Pre.clited 1 01 0
of Mr. D. Elconin, and the features lion o aril of a
group Of .1,,,,,!,' Ile 1..ro C. Irwin, I). II. Milliner and f
of the program will consist of a tlia• 1. / ege
,
r.11 11/11. 11311 - lIrrIl ,i tre• - If 1.1 1 111111.
1 Ilr judges were lion. i01
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fugue from Mark ';'Main's book, "Life mendostallluenr e in Jewish ,,•„ m
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,, Judge J. 11 . Lionotari. lion. J. A.10
At
OH the Mississippi." The participants no ma
rd
i jj in pitishurgh. .A0111..111 1, ' i)eiar, and ‘Itorne, .1 I, Oro..
rl
Sir
will be Messrs. F.11'011111 ;11111 Lieber- hotoiri sh /mid i ,- 1 .,-
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On June 8 the Registration Boards
. .1101, 111ACI• 14114 cliairol;th ,,i the eve 0°
man. There Will also be a number of verhil , , ...
will be In session from if a, in, to 8 p.
Pearlman used bi- tab Itt"ft and 'MIA, A11114 1,411111r tender, d /
cm, i, !busing a .,plen,lid .1,i,i, ,, f i 1•0111r /draping1 0
Ill. In every election district in the city recitations by various members
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IC lloll•
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40 Congress East
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to make new registrations and Issue
social cacionstiess in Inman-d o
The last regular program Of the /
of '
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et
transfers. If you wall until that day to
!Jet4 , 4, tr* it l'itt.litir I
III- wa s I hili nnathi. term 14 24 held last Sinn- osi
transfer, It will be necessary in go to
;one 01 11 inost active
do' 1 ■ 4 . 11111g 410 was marked by an I
member,
of
Saginaw.
Mich.-
ednesday,
June
12th
1918
your old district for your transVc cer-
Mr, and Mrs. .1 ' th, It ' , ,i, t io 1 . ,,,i
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wr ,i f th e iiin,,
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tifi•ate and to take It to your new Lehner are receiving congratillations ll'ritf. aa diving tile war has taken illt•r•41111.g ffe11411 . 011 Illr ■ 01, ,tion.1
Adtnission 25
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district. If you transfer at the City on the birth of a data
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Find
. , part 61 Ili mem. patrol lc dm., 0. 11 /1101 Of i 1:1111• " Al " c" .1 "" r """ . 11 '
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Clerk's office on or before June 4, you Louise,
The alltrinalivi, 01
will then be qualified to vote without
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Mrs, IL Podolsky and daughter I Ills Title Cif)
kallotati, 14 011
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further procedure. Saturday. June 8, Maoist, of 1 ravetse City, visited F
4,...,1, over L. ar owsky and
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will be the last day to register (or the relatises in Saginaw.
es (441111 fli tills 1 It ,, mull,, o.
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I , I "1"-" ' "1 the liegall
election of June 2Sth.
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well
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lily
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the ),mum,r so
Sergeant Jerome Kanter of
will he for 111.'10111M Oil )1111r 0111 11/
For , 6,1
RICHARD LINDSAY,
Oglethorpe, 0.1., who was home on a • et III r rtroit
Mrs Pearlman 1 rnable the members to attend the
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City Clerk.
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II, Mirlir 111/J1011 100111. 411111 011 that day,
ern day,' furlough, 114. 'monied 1 , i!
Yi
3■ 111 I MAN
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Robert
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OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
ld 'PH 1 one
Special
Registration Day
MOOSE TEMPLE
0
SAGINAW NEWS.
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Russian Music 7:30 I' 114
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of erseas sere„ sin -1
Mrs I'. Kamer, 01 111 - 11.01.
who
.pent the 11 10'4,1111 III
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itimied to her home, accompanied hv
I Ti r.. .1 Kanter
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East Sian JownInr.
Cori Atlanim turd linmtingt4 tits,
Dstrolf, Mich,
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Mt Willtain 111man of New Yoll,
' wh o , 1 , 11.11 Ili, 0 , 011 111, MI :11111 II i •
J . .1 ilitiaii. the past wick, ha, r■
turned boob.
Ste. Claire Kosher Restaurant
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Board Walk
COLISEUM 25
AMUSEMENTS
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CIRCUS
HOME COOKING
Ste Claire Hotel Dining Room
Randolph and Monroe
We Cater hi Private Parties
Jefferson at Belle Isle Bridge
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