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The Sigma Phi kt•ta Sorority

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III1 sees' the guests of

GABRILOWITSCH

\I r. and will Le the 11( ■ till. ,• ■ •• at the Still
(lay night dance to be given at

Mrs. D. NI. Newlin) in their box

- i at the William Howard Taft lee- the Ilospitality ! louse, 5:13 Cass
ture at the Board of Commerce. Ave., December

Mr. and NIrs. Ilenjamin Siegel

have returned from the east,

Sgt. Hugo Nlayer. of Camp

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21ST, At 3:30

ARCADIA AUDITORIUM

is visiting in

Rev. H.

Soloist - - MAGGIE TEYTE - Soprano

Chicago.

SEATS 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, AT GRINNELL'S

\Vord has been received by

Custer, was a guest at the home Mrs. I. Rosenberg that her son,
NIrs. Louis Edwin Frankel, Sant, who is in service in France,

Next Pair of Concerts

of

50 Wilodwaril Terrace, for the has been appointed a Sergeant-
Major.
week-end.

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Make this a "Milburn Christmas". Nothing

you could give the family would please them

more or longer than a

THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26

Robert Guiterman, of St.

\I n. Isadore' Feldman and son,

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 28

Marvin, of Toronto, Ont., are Paul, Ninth., who has been visit-
visiting her mother, NIT- it. Harry ing his fiance, Miss Tess Low-
man, of this city, has returned
Meisner, 190 Hancock Ave. E.

American Program

Soloist - - JOHN POWELL - - Pianist

to his home.

Dr. and Mrs. NI. \V, Schlussel,

MILBURN

of 102 Farnsworth Ave., cele-

Nit- . and NIrs. D. Rosenthal, of

SEATS 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, AT GRINNELL'S

brated their first wedding anni- 95 Frederick avenue, were at
versary last Saturday. They bottle to their friends Sunday
were married in Pittsburgh De- afternoon and -evening. Decem-

cember 1-1, 1917.

ber 15, in honor of the return of

their son, Emanuel, front the

This modern car is the only truly light weight,

low swung electric. It travels fast and far, and

among all other types of cars built offers the

Licit, Ernest N. Levy, form- service.

erly stationed at Stony Creek,

NH% Harry Ross announces the
\'a., is the guest of his breather
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney marriage of his daughter, Rose,
Levy. of this city en route to to Mr. Sam Geltner, Sunday

afternoon, December

15,

at

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ideal gift whose benefits may be shared by the

King City, Mo.

entire household every day in the year for

Mrs. Ben it, Baum and son, Mr. and Mrs. Geltner left for
Maurice, of Toledo, are visiting the east and will be at home to

many years.

WOODWARD ATSIBLEY

Mrs. Baum's parents, Mr. and their friends after January Ist,

1342-1352 Woodward

Tel. N. 2436

Mrs. S. Schrer, of Chicago, is iting Mrs. I. Koplowitz, of Med-
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. hury Ave., has returned to her

M. Simon, of 226 NIedbury Ave. home.

Mrs. D. Rosenthal and son Em-
Mr. and Mrs. A. Harris, of
Battle Creek, announce the mar- anuel, and Mrs. 1). Gross, spent
riage of their daughter, Annette the week-end in Cleveland:- k

Messrs. Louis Collate and J. ptlAgram at St. Luke's Hospital.

tContioued rrom Pais Onsi

Palestine or the rights and polit-
ical status enjoyed by Jews in any
other country."
For Justice.
Another resolution was adopted
that the Congress shall elect a dele-
gation of seven members who shall
leave as soon as possible for Europe,
where "in co-operation with the rep-
resentatives of the Jews of other
lands, it shall use its hest endeavors
to realize the objects for which 'this
Congress was established, in accord-

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Davis

Tuesday noon, (pst the subject of (Henrietta Solinski) are receiv-
ance with instructions formulated by
ing congratulations on the birth
"Zionism."
this Cimgress."
of a son, Merton Louis, on Nov.
Then came the adoption of the lid-

Iiiwing resolution:
Mrs. Julius Jacob, Of Pitts-
"That the Congress of Ameri-
eminent that gat e the Jews civil' and
burgh, Pa., has returned to her
can Jew s requests the peace coin-
political rights as soon as they as-
ntissioners representing the Unit-
home after a brief visit with her
sumed power.
ed States of .\ meriea at the peace
sister, Mrs. S. S. Marx, of 15;9
"The most difficult problem is thal" conference to use their high and
of Poland. A greater Poland such-d
Woodward Ave.
kindly offices to the end that it
planned by the Polish nationality will
shall he made a condition prece-
have four million Jews. We must
dent to the grant of autonomy,
The Young People's Society
a ss u re t heir right s. knots these
independence or freedom to any
Jews have been robbed of their rights
nation or land, that all the inhab- of Temple Beth El announce
in the past; we want to protect them
itants thereof shall have equal
that thjir Red Cross meetings
for the future."
civil, political, religions and na-
will be discontinued until Jan-
Zionism.
. tional rights without distinction
In the second day's session' the
uary sth.
of race or faith and that such
Congress declared fur a Jewish com-
rights shall be guaranteed to
.
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monwealth in Palestine ^under the
them and their descendants in
Miss Gertrude Rabinowitz is
trusteeship of l;reat Britain, acting on
perpetuity."
behalf of such league of nations as
It was decided that the Congress visiting in Chicago with her sis-
may be formed.
shall, as soon as peace is declared, ter, NIrs. Sid \Vinkelman,
The declaration was adopted amid instruct its European delegation to
wild enthusiasm. The 400 delegates take steps for convening a world Jew-
rose and sang the Hatikvoh, the Jew- ish congress.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Sandelman. of
ish anthem expressing the hope that
Sessions of the Congress were held Isit
Ave..
Palestine shall soon be the homeland this week at Im Lti Temple, Spring
the marriage of their daught ,
of the Jews.
Garden street near Broad.
This was followed by singing of the
Streets of the city show liberally Hattie, to Mr. ("harks Kutner,
Star Spangled Banner and the waving the Jewish emblem, the blue and white
of Ht .'s city, Sunday evening,
of the American and Jewish flags.
flag with the shield of David, in honor
December 15, Rev. 11. D. Bass
The resolution was as follows:
of the visiting delegates. Among the
"That the Americln Jewish Con-
officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Koster
prominent delegates were:
- press instruct their delegation to
Jacob Schiff, I lenry NIorgent ham will make their home in Cleve-I
Europe to cn-operate with repre-
former ambassador to Turkey; Louis
land.
sentatives of other Jewish organ-
Marshall, Adolph Kraus, president of
izations and specifically with the
the Independent Order of lanai Brith:
World Zionist organization, to
Judge Leon Sailers, Congressman
I'vt. 11 ax Eichinati, stationed
the end that the peace conference
Henr• tioldfogle. Louis Solomon,
at \Vright Field, spent a twelve-
may recognize the aspirations and
Judge .\ arum J. Levy, Abram I. Elks ;
historic claims of the Jewish peo-
former ambassador to Turkey; Judge day furlough with his parents,
ple with regard to Palestine, and
Hugo Pam. and Governor Simon tIr. and NIrs. L. Eichman, 101
declare that in accadance with
Bamberger of Utah.
Brooklyn Ave.
the British government's declara-
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tion of November 2, 1917. indors-
\l r, lames Cmttmann, of Pitts-
ed by the Allied governments and
burgh, spent a few (lays in De-
Mrs. Ida Seitz, of Toledo, 0.,
the President of the United
troit.
announces the marriage of her
States. there shall be established
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such political, administrative and
Complimenting Julius Braun, ` lau g hter. A n na , to Mr. Mark
economic conditions in Palestine
dclightiul surprise party was Scheinbach of this city, which
a
as will assure under the trustee-
given by his w ife, M rs. Tilli e takes place Sunday afternoon,
ship of Great Britain, acting on
behalf of such league of nations
Braun, at dun- home, 238 Kirbr December 22 * at 1:31) o'clock.
as may he formed. the develop-
Ave., E. NIr. Adolph Braun, of
ment of Palestine into a Jewish
NIrs. Geo. Luria, of this city.
commonwealth, it being clearly
New York lily, was a guest at
understood that nothing shall be
was the guest of her parents.
the gathering.
done which shall prejudice the
Mr. and Mrs. D. Welt, of To-
civil and religious rights of exist-
Mrs. Henry F. Anthony and ledo.
ing non-Jewish communities in

her two sons, James and Irving,

of Bay City, arc visiting her

Continuous
Sunday and
Cmas
12 toll
Popular

awakens to her danger in
time to sale her own honor
and her husband's life and
reason.

21,

Maj. L. J. Hirshmann gave a

Navy Club .\nnex.

called to Pittsburgh on account

Nit-. and NIrs. Isaac Ilausman,1
of the death of her father, Mr. and Miss Henrietta Staadecker,1
Joseph De Roy. She trill return of Toledo, were in Detroit the

December 26th. fore part of the week.

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\I r. Nliltott Hirschfield. of Bay

City, is visiting- his aunt, NIrs.

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Comedy!—Travelogue!—Organ Recitals! ''.."-' 4'''vs. '

I. Rosenberg, of 16(I Nledbury

Ave. -

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Mrs. _lack Fishman and daugh-

ter, Helen Estelle, of 120 Nled-

FOR EXPERT PLUMBING SERVICE

bury Ave., are visiting in Chi-

—nee-

cago.

THE AGREE BROTHERS COMPANY

NIrs. Goodwin Lefkolsky and

(laughter, Helen, of ISO Kirby

Plumbing and Heating Engineers

are in New York visiting

1088 Hastings St.

Market 6478

with Mrs. Lefkofsky's parents,

Mr. and *Mrs. J. Lipsky,

Are You an Enemy to Your Pocket?

Before buying a car it is to your advantage to come and see us. It is our
final sale. Our truck business is growing to such an enormous extent that it de-
mands our energy concentrated on trucks entirely. All cars, new and used, will
be sold during this week. Do not lose your opportunity. Here is a schedule of
just a few of them.

none

Year

1 tulip 32

5

Tour '

Regal

1916

d

Mitchell Jr"
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1917 —
'Series
1918
Late
,1917
, 1916

5 'Ione
7 Tour -
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5 your

stuoebaker

Dodge

Hudson

Mitchell

Jackson

Hupp

Late
1917
Late
1914
. 1918

Mileage

Pass 5loilel

Not much '

7 'four

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6 'Four

4 Coupe

t'yl ! Price

Good . 4 1 $300
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used
Not much - Good ;---4 j $500
I
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used
Good , S I $750
;woo

Winter
top

6 Tour
,

condat

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Not much
used
alloy

Good

Not much
used
Not much
' used

AND DOZENS OF OTHERS

,Remarks

Overhauled ,

!

Overhauled

Overhauled
Overhauled

4

$600

Good

4

$825

Good as new

Good

6

$600

Overhauled

..
Good

6

$1150

,Overhauled

Good

4

$225

'Overhauled

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Not much
' used
!Never used - New

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mother, NIrs. I. Rosenberg, lea) brief address at the officers'
dance held in the Army and
Medbury Ave.

Mrs. Milton Kuttnatter was

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Tried Ind tempted, in-
fatuated by the south and
charm of her wealthy young
admirer, this belle of the Pa-
risian stage deserts her hus-
band at a crucial hour—hut

Miller addressed the II'nai Britt

American Jewish Congress

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`INFATUATION"

Miss Sara \Veinberg and Miss

Sadie Jacobson gave a musical

Club at their Forum dinner.

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In a Romance of
the Stage

Kathryn, to Dr. M. N. Frank, on

December 15th.

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GABY
DESLYS,t

Mrs. Lou Beige ► , of Pitts-

burgh, Pa., who has been vis-

WM. F. V.
NEUMANN & Sons

A Rare Yoliday Attraction

The Most Talked
of Women in
America

o'clock. Following the ceremony,

Mrs. I. Rabinowitz, of 759 Brush
St.

Phone Cadillac 1756

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$2100

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1 10k discount
for sale

TERMS—DICTATE YOURSELF

SERVICE—AS ON NEW CARS

The Leonard B. Orloff Company

475 WOODWARD AVENUE

CHERRY 4415

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