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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
PAGE SIX
PIONEER RESIDENT OF
DETROIT PASSES AWAY
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Abraham Anspach, one of Detroit's
most respected and beloved Jewish
citizens, died Tuesday, August 19, at
the age of 77 years. lie was buried
from his residence, 414 Monterey
avenue. Highland Park, Mich., Tues-
day afternoon. Rabbi Samuel S.
Mayerberg officiated.
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Phone Northway 192
1197 WoOdward Ave.
Detroit, Michigan.
SPECIAL COURSES
NORMAL COURSES
Tea Room M inagement
Institutional Management
Dietetics
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Secretaryship
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Jewelry
Physical Training
It:toeing
Domestic Sc len,
Domestic Art
Physical Trtinlog
Industrial Art
Manual Training
Drawing
Music
Commercial
INDDSTRiA I.. ART COURSES
fling. extlle Design. Futtliture Des ign. Rug and Carpet
Mechanical Dng,
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Costume I h.e114(ri, Intentir
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FALL TERM OPENS AUGUST 29TH, 1919.
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A FULL LINE OF HATS AND CAPS
August Furniture Sale
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30% Off
Abraham Anspach.
On All Bedroom Suites
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IIE August Furniture Sale offers a rare opportunity
to secure beautiful period bedroom suites at a sav-
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ing of WI.
Among the designs we are showing are Hepple-
white, Louis XIV., Louis XVI., Queen Anne, William and
Mary, Georgian, Italian Renaissance, English Renaissance.
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etc.
Original price tags remain on all articles. Figure reduc-
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tions at time of purchase.
Corner of Hastings and High
Five Blocks North
Five Blocks East of Woodward
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Mr. Anspach was one of the Pio-
neer Jewish settlers in the city of
He came to Detroit from
Detroit.
\Yeller, Germany, more than 50 years
ago. He had been identified with
manufacturing and financial interests
in the city ever since. He was one
of the oldest members of Temple
Beth El and belonged also to Pisgah
Lodge, No. 34, 1. 0. B. B., and the
Montefiore Lodge Free Sons of Is-
real. In a quiet and unostentious
manner. Mr. Anspach. (lid much for
the poor and needy of the city. His
death is mourned by a host of friends.
The deceased is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Fredericka Anspach, one
brother, Leopold Anspach, a daughter,
Mrs. Leon \Veinberg of Detroit, and
two sons, Edward and Eugene Ans-
pach of Newark, N. J.
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You'll have a great time at B'nai Brith
Outing, Wednesday, Aug. 27th
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Lansing, Mich.—Mr. Philip Joseph
is motoring through the east with
relatives. He will return to Lansing
the latter part of the week.
Mr. Sydney Slyer of Chicago, re-
cently returned from France, visited
his sister, Mrs. Louis Kositchek.
Mr. Ben Fletcher has gone to Chi-
cago on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Lautus and sister,
Miss Greenwald, of Meridan, Miss.,
have moved to Lansing where they
will make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Nathan and Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Fletcher motored to
Detroit.
Mrs. Sarah Beck and son are mo-
toring through the cast and expect to
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I summering at Lake Odessa, Mich.
Mr. Leo Wolf, who has be n in
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weeks' visit spent with their children,
Mr. and NIrs. Meyer Frank, of Bur-
lingame avenue.
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AUSTRIAN JEWS REFUSE
BURIAL TO COMMUNIST
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According to an Associated l'ress
cable from Vienna, dated August 4,
the board of management of the Jew-
ish cemetery at Wiener Neustadt,
lower Austria, has refused to allow
the burial in that cemetery of the
body of Tibor Szamuely, the Hun-
garian communist leader, who was
shot and killed as he was trying to
cross the Austrian frontier. The rea-
son given by the chief official of the
board was as follows;
"The Mosaic law contains no pro-
vision against the burial of murder-
ers in consecrated ground, but Moses
knew that murder was foreign to the
nature of the Jews, and therefore
passed no ordinance. I assume that
that Jew with his own hands mur-
dered forty men at least, therefore I
forbid the burial."
The body was taken to the fron-
tier town of Sauerbrunn, near which
Szainuely died. for burial.
The August bills for telephone service include charges for ex-
cess messages used during the month of June, which charges are
not affected by the order of the Public Utilities Commission es-
tablishing a new rate schedule as of August 1, 1919.
The September bills for telephone service will carry excess
message charges for the month of July, which charges also are not
affected by the Commission's order.
As the reduction in charges for telephone service, ordered by
the Public Utilities Commission only affects the charge for excess
messages, and as the Commission's order is not effective until
August 1st, the October bill, which will include charges for excess
messages used during the month of August, will be the first bill
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The Chicago Federation of Syna-
gogues has engaged Rabbi A. Cron-
liach of Akron, Ohio, to serve as vis-
iting chaplain of the penal institu-
tions of their city. county and state.
Rabbi Cronbach was at one time as-
sistant rabbi of the Free Synagogue
of New York City.
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