PAGE SEVEN THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Save Money on TIRES Our New Wholesale and Retail Tire Store is Open. Full Line of Guaranteed Tires and Factory Seconds At a Saving of 257. to 50'.. All Repairing. Vulcanizing and Work Guaranteed. SERGT. M. MILLER PROF. LINDEMANN WAIVES PROMOTION AT JEWISH WOMEN'S TO SEE FIGHTING CLUB SUNDAY EVE. Showed Jewish Spirit by Going Opens New Year's‘ Series With No- "Over Top" Instead of to Patriotic •4ddress— Mme. table Officers' School. The Jewish \Vernan's Club will .!art the New Year very auspiciously l) presenting Prof. F. C. Lindemann at Temple Beth El next Sunday after- noon, January 5. Prof, Lindemann. until recently a member of the faculty' of the Michi- gan Agricultural College, is widely known as a lecturer of note. .Ns head of the Boys' and Girls' ( lobs of Mich- igan he has mimed the state. organ- izing recreational and agricultural clubs, doing very telling work. lie has just completed a tour of the various camps and cantonments in the interest of the War Camp Com- j. E. STRALSER, Gen, Mgr. Cherry 3737. Comfort and Service at HOTEL FRANKLIN Corner Larne(' and Bates Streets One block from Electric Depot Wear Diamonds" Th eater GriswoldSt. Oct. DETROIT, MICH. munity Service. His subject Sunday afternoon will be "America's Contribution to the Vt'orlit" Prof. Lindemann Is a force- Rates 31.00, $1.50 and $2.00 tl tl iiu well nod the Must line In the city of ful speaker with it message that should he heard by a large audience. Miss Helen Henschel Morris, con- •iwnyiel• Dry Goods, Notions and Furnishings cert pianist, will contribute the mu- sical program of the afternoon. On January 6, the Monday after- noon programs of the Jewish \\'o- man's Club will be resumed. At that time Ittadam .1ntona will continue the series of talks which were interrupted M. ROSINSKEY'S Rev. H. D. Bass 361.350 Hastings St. Quality Which I. Unexcelled at Wholesale Prices Cantor of the Mogen Abraham Congregation Specialist at B'rith Milaths Telephone Cadillac 2755 eager'• J. LOEWENBROWN, Prop. ence •.try Detroit, Mich. 120 Broadway, Wedding Cert. monies performed BICUR CHOLEM, JUNIORS. Phone North 611 A. N. FEUER Office and Reeld. ence Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing PHONE RIDGE 73-W. receive the same finished work. We are equipped to handle an unlimited demand for last minute portraits. call Glendale 10 and make your appointment. Studio open Satur- day evenings. Other evenings by spe- appoint. cial ment. From the Lowest Price to the Best Stock is All Embracing wouldn't give up my opportunity to see action for a commission under any circumstances." The sante spirit of loyal determina- tion was shown by Lieut. Harry Mil- er, of the Canadian Royal Flying corps, a brother of Sergi. kl. Lieut. Miller volunteered for the Ca- nadian sertice and was a lieutenant it 19. making trim perhaps the young, DETROIT, MICH. Phone Cadillac 3299. Potts Drug Company PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Phones: Cad. 138 and Cad. 6552 525 WOODWARD AVE. B'nai Moshe and B'rith Abraham Congregations C2 D •st officer of the war. Limit. Stiller was urged to remain lie de- in Canada as an instructor. -lined. "1 enlisted to to to war, not to remain on this side." he said. .1nd e•ie went overseas. This shows bow A te two brothers possess the sant• 4 64 Broadway, Cor, Grand River FORMERLY HOLLAND TEA ROOMS Hungarian Home Cooking Our Specialty We cater to the 111101 It'rith on the 2nd Floor. E. VAJDA, Proprietor. ' Formerly with Hotel Steller. - For Exclusive and Distinguished Designs For Engagement Rings Sallan. Woodward at Gratiot "The Sallan Cornet' W hen h s Fr esh li E V ■ s n t c i n a II Main 5306 Danto & Co. ,!!,j'i* H>Igh St. FOR EXPERT PLUMBING SERVICE —see— THE AGREE BROTHERS COMPANY Plumbing and Heating Engineers Market 6478 1088 Hastings St. and Mrs. Louis Schneider Anna Bennett and Mr. Nathan I ) Metzger. Big Victory Picture a: t h e Colonial. Cadillac 1109 l l children, Lena .Ntinette and I Louis. Ir., of I Ili 110111111C avenue \‘'., Corner Monroe and Randolph • OF DETROIT • Established 1853 MAIN OFFICE: Griswold and Lafayette Chase sad OratIoe—Mask sad Wt. 1111lott Grotto, awl flastlage—Wootersel east allot los. Camps, sad SeTtes--aszatItos sad 'Webb Pendia sad alecladw•ll• 202 DIVISION STREET Branch: 99-101 Michigan. are spending the winter in Phone Cherry 6199-W OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT PIDGC with 1111 Itatikasl. The Busiest East CLEANERS AND DYERS What are they Saying About You? Tour Activities Are Being and Biggest Side Jeweler. Cor. Adams and Hastings Sts. Detroit, Mich. Schechter's Bank Money Forwarded to All Part. of the World 479 Hastings Street, Corner Olvislie DETROIT, MICH. N 10'1:SU CIGAR I 04 STRAIGHT W. J. BAIRD MACHINERY CO. MACHINE TOOLS FACTORY SUPPLIES Corner Jefferson and Brush Phone Cad. 6520 thrilling situations and moments of intense interest. It takes hold of you at the very beginning and keeps your undivided attention until the very end. In fact the inymery is of such a nature that there is no guessing the solution until the last foot of film has been shown. There are any number ni scenes that will revive memories of "Over There," especially (or the boys who have returned'. E. K. Lincoln and beautiful Dolofen ' Cassinelli head an exceptional cast in portraying the many characters nec- essary to produce this wonderful photoplay, addition to this exceptional film there will be a series of added attrac- t,ons in the way of short subjects. not forgetting the comedy which is so es- sential to send the folks home w ith a smile upon their faces. l'sual mat- inees at 2:30, all seats Bic. Saturdays and Sundays lIc and 25c. Continu- ous Sunday from 12:30 to II:00 p. Professor \Venda]] Phillips will ren- der a special program of high class compositions during the week. CLASSIFIED pointment. Market 4827. S. J. FIRST STATE BANK to Theatre avie, TO 178 Garfield Ave. RENT—Large, Benjamin, who is stationed there. Virginia Park. is .spending the holidays. with friends in Chicago.. fine, steam- dale 7140-M. little daughter, Nathalie lune. of 101 Erskine street, left Tuesday for a visit in Chicago. gagement of their daughter, Nliss Rose Sulfrin, to \I r. Simon I,. Kavallatt. \I r. and NIrs. SulTrin will be at hotne to their friends Sunday, January 11, from '2 to 5 and 1 to 9 o ' clock. Nliss Helen Edelson. 201 E. Kirin• FACTORY GUARANTEED T NIr. and :qrs. I. Suffrin, I IT NVinder street, announce the en- R E 4 4. ACCESSORIES NVIa TIRE BARGAINS ME SAVE YOU FROM 25 to 50% ON YOUR TIRES AND TUBES 1830W00DwARDAvE.MARKET5091 AT PHILADELPHIA AVE avenue, is visiting relatives WE SELL OR E XCMANGE TIRES S E C 0 N D S The Phoenix Club gave a New Year's dinner-party for its mem- A fine ()tiered A. B. NEWMAN CO. by professionals. Manufacturers of \I r. and NIrs. Rudolph Tauber. of Chicago, have returned home WANTED—Room. with or with- out board, by Jewish young man machinist. Must have use of tele- phone. Prefer room in vicinity of Cass High. Address Box 515, do Jewish Chronicle. after spending two weeks with Wanted—Refined, Jewish young lady to share nicely-furnished apart- ment. Would like references. Ad- d•ess Box 472. The !coyish Chronicle. Cohen, at her 1111111•, 9 I1 l'ingree avenue, Solidly Dec 211 i n h onor For Sale—Studebaker. seven-pas- senger car, 1918 model. new tires, for MOO. Must sell because of bereave- ment in family. Amity to Weinber- ger & Ziegler, 268 Gratiot aye., or call Cadillac 4719. WOODWARD SERVICE EcSUPPLY NI rs. lubert Id. N I anvil and Ben- bers Tuesday evening. vaudeville program was heated room in apartment on East Forest, near Woodward. Call Glen- OtelJ SilicrMAN LOUIS MUSCOVITZ I Ira Illoomgarden of iI2 Miss in Boston and New York city. VIOLIN LESSONS given to selected pupils by violinist with the Madison Orchestra. Phone for ap- One Dollar Will Open an Account With Announces His Removal Largest Exclusive Clothier Written About In the Whole the S1/11111. Jewish Press for week .11 the Colonial We Know Because We Read and Clip beginning Sunday, January 5, there All the Jewish publications NIr. and NIrs. Jacob loth, of will he shown for the first time in In the world. Detroit - Lafayette. \Ve Come." ,The Ili0 \Vest Bethune avenue. left 'We are the Oral and only big Victory Picture made since Jewish first ettpaIns Smirks Monday fOr New York. where the cessation of hostilities. Address: Clipping Department „ ee l, ut. tot they will This supermotion picture comes The Jewish Correspondent here direct from the Strand Theatre, days. New York 6 Beekman Street, New York, where it created a sensa- tion and where, to accommodate the Lieut. Nathan IZobinson ad- crowds who wished to see it. On ex- Irrith Club at tended engagement had to be played. dressed the It is not a war picture but rather a their weekly forum dinner given baffling mystery entwined with a at the club-house, G I Broadway. throbbing love story shown' the cheerful side of the conflict and the I Hs subject was, "The NI aking of great welcome extended our boys a Soldier." upon their arrival in France by the French mothers and the wonderful Mrs. C. C. Benjamin is spend- care and affection showered upon them which left nothing undone for ing a month in Jacksonville, Fla , their care and comfort. e Come" a b oun d s in with her husband, Lieut. C. C. "Lafayette, Member Federal Reserve Bonk 0 , The C'ty of Detroit Uses This Bank as a Depository. Why not You ? Rabbi Joseph Thumin , of Charles Rubiner, Chairman. Miss Cor. Charlotte Orders Called for Delivered Any where. t B roadway Kosher Restaurant Near Warren. of the ■ 477 Hastings St., Cori. Division Studio: 970 Woodward Ave. lc SOCIETY 2 Hendrie St. Cor. Woodward, Schechter's Drug Store Photographer Finsterwald's A line musical program, a short talk by a prominent speaker, followed by lewish spirit. several hours of dancing, are the fea- tures announced for the Open House meeting of the Iticur Cholera juniors, hursday evening. January to. 1 be meeting, oblrh is ID be held Capt. Willard Nlayer, NI. D., the badroom o the Knights of Pythias hall • corner Cass and Teter- stationed at Louisville, Ky.. and boro Avenues, will start off with a NIelville Mayer. in I lovernment whirlwind campaign for members, sea ice at Washington, D. C., are will be open to the ',Milli. The committee in th,age consists in the city Ill visit friends. All kinds of Fury Re1110 bled, Lined and Itedyed Workmanship Guaranteed. Work called for and delivered. 212 Warren Ave. E. ward avenue. This Detroit Jewish soldier refused an opportunity to take an officers training course, because he felt it might deprive him of the chance of seeing action. -Ike preferred to take his share of danger rather than he- roine an officer to find the war ended. Sergi. Miller's non - commissioned rank shows that his next step would naturally he to a lieutenancy. But, as he writes to his parents— "I want to tell you why I didn't go to Officers' School. "('apt. Moore gave me my last chance to go on October 20. We were just leafing for the front and I tt ouldn't leave the flattery at that time " \Ve knew then that the war couldn't last much ionizer and 1 ' , rem closed during the holiday vaca- tion. will open again next Monday .11.1'11111g, laimary (i. It is II' II man , additional workers w ill etilis , i n this err worth-whil• and iiecc, Hams Cooking 18 years Photographs .\ noble demonstration of the •ar- spirit of Jewish boys in 'uniform is 515 en in a letter from Sergeant M. Miller, of the field artillery, son of Sir. and Mrs, J. Miller, of 1165 Wood- by her illness. The Children's Canteen, tvhich has THE MADISON" KOSHER RESTAURANT nntt 'Mt Last Minute Anton. Speaks Mon .yam GRATIOT TIRE & AUTO SUPPLY CO Gratiot and Beaublen. "Meet Friedberg— "The Child's Photographer." Paper and Cork Cigar and Cigarette Holders their children, Mr. and NIrs. Ira Friedenberg. of 1(019 Brush street. .\ party was given Miss I lermal of her eighteenth birthday. A chop sure supper was served at a Importers of Tobaccos, Smokers' Articles and Playing Cards table charmingly decked with Chi- nese decorations. The evening was spent in dancing. music and games. Z88 - 290 EAST HOUSTON ST., NEW YORK CM'