THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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S. Snyder and daughter,
Mrs.
Blanche, have returned to Rochester.
N. Y., after spending three weeks
With Mrs. Snyder's children, Dr. and
Mr. M. Cohen of 122 E. Forest are -
nue, is spending the summer at Mack- Nits. J. S. Lipsky.
inac Island.
Mrs. Bertha Levi announces tie,

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LOCAL NOTES

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Miss Ethel Cugell of New York marriage of her daughter, Ruth Caro-
city, is visiting her brother and sister, lyn, to Mr. Arthur Dudley-Cohen, on
Mrs. S. Cugell, of 154 Palmer Wednesday, July 16th. Rabbi Samuel
S.
S. Nlayerberg officiated.

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avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Ginsberg and Mr.
Mr. II. A. Jacobs is in New York. S. Ginsberg are in New York.

Mrs. Meyer Frank, of 315 Burlin-
The Misses Lois Roth and Esther
game avenue, spent the week-end at
week-
Birchwood, Mich. Her son, Julian, is Lenhoff, of this city. spent the
with friends at Cass Lake.
attending Kamp-Kee-Nto-Sah-Bee this end
season. Mrs. Frank left the first of
The Nlisses Lillian and Marion
the week for Conway, where she will
NN'einberg have left for an extended
spend the summer.
visit in Northern Michigan.

Mr. and Mrs. David Berman have
Nliss Florence Wolenburgh is
returned front a three weeks' trip in
spending the summer with her sister.
the Adirondacks and Catskill moun-
Mrs. David Winehill of Seattle.
tains.
Washington.

Mr. Seymour Anspach Weinberg
and Mr. Eugene J. Anspach, who
have been visiting Mr. Weinberg's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Weinberg,
414 Monterey avenue, have return-
ed to Newark, N. J.

New Arrivals
in Fall
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NORTH-MI/ND PO11RTEEN711 CARS PASS THE 0000.

Mr. J. Freidman and Mrs. I.. Simon
are at the Pennsylvania Hotel, New
York.

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DESMOND'S
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OIL

The Misses Bessie and Lillian Mil-
ler of 188 East Ferry avenue, have left
for a visit with relatives in Columbus,
Ohio.

The Hebrew Orphan Home held its
installation of officers at a general
meeting Thursday, June 8. The flag
was presented by some of the mem-
bers with the wording "Hebrew . Or-
phan Ifotne,'' beautifully embroidered.
All the letters in the name were raf-
fled off and brought $76. The enthus-
iasm ran so high that an appeal by
the newly elected president, Mrs.
Ratkowsky, and the chairman of the
Men's Auxiliary., Mr. Holskin, brought
the amount up to $163.45. The next
regular meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors will he held on Wednesday,
July 23, at the Wilkins Street Tal-
mud Torah.

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DEALERS

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JEWISH CALENDAR.(

$.70,00

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loin Hipline
Thu.., yet. 9
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Sowell. 'Last Day—'the
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Fri.. fief. 17
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Chanukah Wes. of Dedlentlant .
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Cecil B. Harmsworth. under secretary
for foreign affairs, said in the House
of Commons today in replying to a
question
General Gregorieff, the under secre-
nary said,was stated to he strongly
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of
anti-Jewish
in his sympathies.
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'on., July I

SEE SLOBIN
MAKE PROFITS

—and—

Dealing In Detroit real estate for
the past ten years 1 have made
money for scores of men. I men-

tion a few here:

Joe. Schiller, A. J. Iceman, Ed.
Schchse, Floe! & Fine), Hamburger
Bros, Samuel Frank, Ed. A, Atlas,
Harry Cohen, Goldman Bros., Harry
Greenberg, Hiller & Rosen, Ehrlich
& Goldman, S. Silberstein, Isadore
Karble, Ben Lafkovitz, Harry Good-
man, Chas. A. Smith, Abe Rosen-
stein, J. B. Lasky, Nat Naffulin,

Jos. Schechter.

S. K. SLOBIN

1919 Dime Bank Bldg.

PHONE CADILLAC 531

anoak Cottage, Lake Orion.

The summer resort season is here
and outfits for travel, lake trips, gar-
den parties and general vacation wear
are ready and waiting at II. Siegel
Quickly and Easily Attached!
Co.'s. A fashionable hotel means one
INSTALLED IN LESS THAN ONE HOUR
and SG Its nittilres
thing, cottage life at a popular resort
you Install the PENNYPACK Ell TOP CONVERTER you use tll Id attached
100
an before. The
e
When
ont bw
sackets, wch
am discardd.
Mile eurtit ,
hi
another and a general round of sum-
the
car
Itself.
o
will
outlast
durable,
and
Wept the Un alghtly fr when Installed, are out of night, very
mer life in town with its week-end
:onve rter connections,
trips forms the third.
if
'the more elaborate equipment
sea
one is going to a fashionable
.
shore or mountain resort means pro-
NO ISZIA.GTrgL3-
L IDI
YMITET
vision for morning dresses for the
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beach or veranda, bathing dresses
and beach costumes, afternoon gow ns
and evening dresses for informal
END
NORM
Eastern 'Motor Wes Co..
West Detroit Auto Raley
dancing parties.
101 (irollot Ave.
DOWN-TOWN
Denk-Thompson Co.,
1116 W. Port.
AnshulA
A
Gordon
Woodward.
White serge or wool jersey is a
Pales
Moor
HO
Northe'efilern
Henry (• Wcher l'o ,
III Gratint.
1617 Grand River.
W. it Dryo.
ISO 1Vooder•rd Ave
preferred material covering a multi-
Oro h9- Auto tr The Sop.
.
vine,
(Hand River H era.
1297 Woodward Ave.
126
Gratiot
M odern Sales & El,
DI r.
tude of uses and when made up in
1171 ilrand /liver.
31 Woodward Ave
P4(.1'11011 NtOtOr k sales.
Burch Motor Pales CO,
suits, gowns or separate skirts with
1167 E. Jefferson
g. 9 " 4117.7r71.
Boulevard and 14th.
{VEST RIDE
Platte Motor
J.
Peter
Maurice W. Fns,
an accompaning dainty waist these
Sates. 301 E. Jefferson.
BART SIDE
Economy H
3166 E. (Rand Boulevard
materials tit in a host of ways. In
Schulte k Cook.
1601Michigan
(near Oakland).
Concord i t
109 10 Jefferson.
(iitimon Garage.
Co.,
some instances serge is combined
137 Concord.
Victor Hardware
walker A hark
1609 W. Fort.
ern A. Duncan,
Victor and Brush.
1521 iir•tiot.
with wool jersey and occasionally a
McCarthy Motor Sales Co
692 F.. Jefferson.
Top
D in •nd VIsewood
by
Mobil.
contrasting color may be chosen with
Attach converter yourself, or rapid install ation made by listed dealers, or
pleasing results. For example one
14.16 Selden ave. Nominal charge for installation.
Co.,
can purchase at Siegel's a jacket or
blouse of navy blue serge which may
he worn over a skirt of white wool
103!).
Glendale
jersey.
14.16 Selden Ave.
In this particular outfit the jacket
is built 011 middy lines. and the short
sleeves are trimmed from the shoulder
MORE JEWS KILLED BY
point to hem with a line of small
5nsO - 1E20
Thum, Jnn. I
ANTI-SOVIET LEADER closely set white pearl buttons. The
Fowl of Tebeth
sailor collar is of white jersey caught
ite.efi-chotle.rh Shebat. ,D rd.. Jan. 21
Pearl
by a white four-in-hand tie.
nosh-l'hodesch 1■ 1111.• .Thler, Feb. It'
NI
any
Jews
have
lost
their
London
—
buttons also outline the sides of the
rurlon I Feast of E.ther I Allan.. Ilar.
110•ch•Yhodewb NImenn...5111., Slur. 20
bodesch Shan.— PH.. May S'
patch
pockets
at
the
sides
of
the
lives
in
the
course
of
the
operations
x ol., S py il 3
Shabuoth tConflemation Day)
['ranch)
501- .111r11 10 between the Russian Soviet forces blouse. The skirt, over which the
lied.. Dow I
Eighth ilnyt
1inssoter
blouse is worn is a fine creamy white
IlowlYS'hodeaelt Tammutt.Sun., June 11
110.9 . k - Chodened liar•• • •Sa 0-• APO' 1 .
Thar, Stay 'I and those of General Gregorieff, corn- wool jersey made full and short
raw of •alon.. Tatra, Jelly in
o g I, •ontne
Mon., Jetty
Tues.. Slay ts
Ilnwh-Uhodeaeh Al'
Rogeb - Chodesch ellson
mender of the Ckranian anti-Bolshev- enough for comfort.—Adv.
Tues..
%ug.
5
,%loibooth 41ionfIrrondlon
Post of Al'
Aug. 27
son. 313, 23 1st army. which has been fighting its
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Monroe and Randolph

l'aris:—A vigorous pogrom agita-
tion, which has already resulted in
Mr. and Mrs. David Cutler an-
some attack on Jews, is carried on in
nounce the engagement of their
Berlin by the monarchists and the
daughter, Sarah, to Mr. Isidore Freed-
clericals. The propaganda is mainly
man, of this city.
carried on among ex-soldiers. Jews
:ire accused of having sold out Ger-
Miss Bertha Ginsburg of New York
many at the l'eace Conference for 50
Eity, is spending the summer with
her cousin, Mrs. H. Ketai at Shar- million marks.

CHAS. S. KLEIN

You Can Ride More Contently
In Your Car When
You Have
UPPER LUBRICATION

When you know that your piston
rings, cylinder walla, valves and valve
stems are being properly lubricated

with

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The Upper Lubricant
This lubricant will eliminate your motor trouble, lessen fuel con-
sumption and will gradually remove the carbon in your motor and
prevent future formation of carbon, puts pop in your engine and gives
you satisfaction such as you never had before.
If you cannot secure the ORIGINAL from your dealer, write to the
:Miracle Oil Co., of Detroit, and enclose $2 for the first quart prepaid.
It not an represented after using one-half quart, return the balance
and we will refund your money.

MIRACLE OIL CO. OF DETROIT

VARIETY
ARE SHOWN FOR VACATION
WEAR.

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"SOLD OUT" GERMANY
TO PEACE CONFERENCE!

GOWNS IN GREAT

5040-IA10

You can buy a
smart summer suit
of Crash, Mohair,
Palm Beach, Pana-
ma Cloth or Home-
spun for $12.50 or
$15.

BICUR CHOLEM JUNIORS
TO GIVE MOONLIGHT

Miss NI. A. Benson and Nliss E.
Benson are in New York city, at the
What promises to be one of the
most successful moonlights of the
Pennsylvania Hotel.
season will lie given by the Ilicur
Dr. N. E. Aronstam has returned Cholem Juniors, on 'Tuesday evening.
from a trip to Atlantic City.
August 12th, 1919, on the palatial
steamer Put-in-Bay, leaving the foot
Miss M. A. Benson and Miss E. of First street, at 8:30 p. m.
Benson are in New York city, at
The cotnmittee, headed by Mr. Dan-
the Pennsylvania Hotel.
iel Shapero, chairman, are working
very energetically on the arrange-
Among the Detroit guests at the ments for this affair, and are very
Lake View hotel, Whitmore Lake, enthusiastic over the results obtained
during the last week have been the thus far. The committee are arrang-
Misses Janet Granet and Gladys Blum- ing for a number of special features
enthal and Messrs. Robert Yanover, for this moonlight, and with the mam-
S. M. Kahn, Dr. W. H. Kohn, 1). moth dance floor on the Put-in-Bay,
Grant and S. Koslow.
a good time is assured for all who at-
tend this affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gordon are en-
The society held its regular meet-
joying an outing at Long Lake, Mich. ing Thursday evening, July 17th,
when tickets were distributed among
Messrs. William and Henry Rinds- the members and the general plan of
koff and the latter's son, Floyd, are the committee was outlined to the so-
with a party of fishermen for a three- ciety.
week outing at the Vanderbilt club,
By reason of the nature of this or-
ganization, and the noble work which
Cheboygan.
it is doing in this community, it is
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weissman of 219 hoped that all will take advantage of
East Ferry avenue, are rejoicing in the opportunity to assist in continu-
the birth of a daughter, Phyllis Rose. ing this work by attending this moon-
light, and at the same titne enjoy a
Mrs. Harry Jacobson and son, Isaac very pleasant evening.
Maer, of 155 East Kirby avenue, with
her sister. Miss Ada Victor, are at THIS STORY SAYS JEWS
Ottawa Beach for a short stay.

The innovations in living room furni-
ture are especially desirable, presenting
not only interesting creations in all styles
of upholstering and in cover materials,
but new ideas in frame designs as well.

CORNER f MGM

to New York and Atlantic City where
they will spend several weeks. Mr.
and Nirs. G. Feldman of 108 Fred-
erick street are accompanying them.

Dr. N. E. Aronstam has returned
from a trip to Atlantic City.

T has indeed been a long time since
such a varied and distinctive showing
of furniture has been on display—

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