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SAMUEL WILL RETURN TO
PALESTINE DURING JULY
I
ocial •and
iarsortal
LONDON.-0. T. A.)-Sir Her-
bert Samuel has left for France where
he will take one month's holiday, af-
ter which he will return to Palestine,
arriving there about the middle of
July.
David Roth of 526 Melbourne has
left for a few weeks' stay at Mc-
Keesport, Pa.
TIRES AND AUTO SUPPLIES
at Most Reasonable Prices
Louis Landsberg of 13901 Brush
street was appointed Deputy United
States Internal Revenue Collector by
Fred L. Woodworth of the First Dis-
trict of Michigan.
Belle Isle Tire Supply Co.
7025 E. Jefferson Ave.
Edgewood 602
Near the Bridge
0
Emil Baron of East Hancock ave-
nue left for New York City, from
which point he sails on Saturday on
the steamer Majestic for a three
months' European trip,
Lou Goldberg
Mrs. P. Gordon entertained at a 6
o'clock dinner on June 11, honoring
Miss Rose Freedman, a bride-to-be.
Optometrist
and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopp and
daughter, Pauline, of East Grand
boulevard have left for New York,
from which point they will sail on
the Berengaria for a three months'
tour of Europe.
Optician
1414 Griswold
Main 453
An interesting entertainment pro-
gram is being arranged for the
luncheon to be given by the Sister-
hood Emanuel at the new Graystone
Gardens on June 28. The luncheon
will be served at 12:30 sharp and
cards will be played immediately fol-
lowing it. There will be prizes for
each table. The entire proceeds will
go for charity.
[ TRY SHEKELL
GET THE BEST
LARGE DOUBLE VANS
The Best Is Always the Cheapest
HARRY H. PLATT ENDS
PHILOMATHIC CAREER
At the twentieth model meeting of
the Philomathic Debating Club, the
services and membership of one of
the most active and earnest workers
this organization has ever had on its
books will be ended. Harry H. Platt,
speaker of the organization, will act
in his official ca-
pacity for the
last time when
he has charge of
the meeting at
the Shaarey Ze-
dek Monday eve-
ning.
Mr. Platt illus-
trated the best
example of a
true Philomath-
i a n. He has
worked for the
organization for
four years, at-
tempting e a c h
year to bring the
HARRY H PLATT Philomathic to a
higher standard.
His wonderful personality and lik-
able character made all his friends.
Mr. Platt has held every possible
office in the organization, starting
with that of the lowest and finally
obtaining the highest. For four con-
secutive times he has been a mem-
ber of the board of directors and
has always offered valuable sugges-
tions when difficult questions came
up for discussion. He has partici-
pated in all outside affairs that the
organization has undertaken with
great zeal and effort.
Fraternal and
Club Notes
NEW YORK
SECURITIES
Victor Filler, local agent for the
Cunard and Anchor Lines, has re-
turned from New York, where he
was the guest of the steamship com-
pany at the formal inspection of the
mammoth liner Berengaria, which
has just been reconditioned as on oil-
burner and thoroughly overhauled
for the busy season in store for her.
In all, 1,100 agents wree present
at the big -Vat home" given aboard
the ship at the Cunard piers last
week, when a full day was devoted
to feasting and pleasure.
In the forenoon there was an in-
Blackstone Debating.
snection of the ship, which the visit-
The members of the Blackstone ors very appropriately named "the
Law and Debating Society last Satur- Ritz of the Seas." She was dressed
day were treated to an especially up in her best end was a veritable
unique carnival at which monologues thing of beauty with hundreds of
and dialogues were presented.
blooming plants smiling out from
Next Saturday evening at 7 o'clock every alcove and corner. The pub-
the public is invited to attend the lic rooms-the largest on the seas-
program to be presented by the mem- wore their "at sea" attire and every-
bers of the scoiety, to include a de- thing about the ship gave the appear.
bate on the subject "Resolved, that ance of a summer tourist crowd in
capital punishment be abolished in mid-ocean. The hustle and bustle of
the United States." Samuel Smith a busy voyage were evident every-
and Abraham Tzatzken will speak on where.
the affirmative and S. Brenner and
At 1 p. m. a superb luncheon was
Hyman Goldberg on the negative. set before the guests, among whom
The society's new officers will also be were numerous members of the fair
installed at that time.
sex. The slogan of the meal was
"another serving if you say so" and
the agents being husky men, said so.
Grace Kurland., Aid Society.
Luncheon was followed by an ad-
A regular meeting of the Grace
Kurlander Aid Society was held June dress in the lounge by the lion. E.
7 at the Congregation Mogen Abra- J. Henning, Assistant Secretary of
ham. Final arrangements have been Labor, who gave an illuminating talk
made for the second annual excur- on immigration. Mr. Filler was thus
sion to Sugar Island, Sunday, Jun e enabled to obtain first hand informa-
18. Tickets may be obtained from tion about the latest approved immi-
any member of the society or at the gration laws, principally those af-
dock. Boat leaves at foot of Gris- fecting aliens who wish to visit their
wold street at 8:40 sharp. All mem- European homeland and return to
this country within six months, such
bers are urged to attend.
travelers not being barred by the
limitations of their native land's
The Amitiane.
quota. Mr. Henning explained that
The Amitians held their regular aliens could safely visit the old coun-
meeting June 13 at the home of Miss try and return to the United States
Sadye Craft, 906 Kirby. Final ar- provided they did not relinquish their
rangements were made for the cele- residence in this country, adding that
bration of the club's second anni- prepaid return tickets from Europe
versary by a theater party, to take would be a wise precaution against
place Sunday, June 18, at the Temple any difficulty in a foreign port.
Mr. Filler is enthusiastic over the
Theater, and dinner at the Cadillac.
The next meeting will be held Tues- big Berengaria. Her size and luxuri-
ous
accommodations astounded him.
day evening, June 27, at the home
of Mrs. 0. Borenstein, 585 Mt. Ver- She seemed more like a huge hotel
than
a ship, everything was on such
non avenue. Miss Minnie Levitt will
be hostess. Upon adjournment of a massive scale.
the business meeting, a delightful
luncheon was served by the hostess,
'lancing and entertainment follow-
The next meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge will be
held Monday evening, June 19, at 8
o'clock, on the ballroom floor of the
Hotel Steller.
A large attendance is looked for
at the card party to be given by the
auxiliary on Monday afternoon, June
26, at 2 o'clock, at Hotel Statler.
Refreshments will be served and
prizes awarded. Tickets can be se-
cured from the members or at the
door.
E. E. MacCrone & Co.
nil
Henry the Hatter
J. C. Morris of 326 IIague avenue,
together with Bernard Siegel of PATRIOTIC SOCIETY
Long Island, N. Y., and Harold
HONORS DR. COFFEE
Sagle of Worcester, Mass., who were
visiting in Detroit, left for a motor
OAKLAND, Calif.-The Sisters of
trip through the East. While in New
'61, the leading patriotic women's so-
- MO York, Mr. Morris will visit Irving ciety, has invited Dr. Rudolph I. Cof-
Witty. •
fee to deliver the Fourth of July
Jesse Edward Bern of 120 Trow- oration at the unveiling of a bust of
MANUEL URBACH
bridge street graduated on Wednes- Abraham Lincoln on the steps of the
Granit• and Marble
day from the Detroit University Civic Auditorium. The entire Jew-
ish community is greatly honored at
(School with cum laude honors.
the selection of Dr. Coffee for this
patriotic occasion.
ketroit's Exclusive Hatter
brary Park Hotel Bldg.
(ratiot at Library.
Monuments
PAPER TO CELEBRATE
ITS 15th. ANNIVERSARY
664 Winder Street
Phone Cadillac 48
Louis A. Werbe, Representative
The Only Jewish MONUMENT
Dealer in Detroit.
Y. W. H. A. NOTES
'CLEVELAND.-(J. T. A.)-Ex-
War Secretary Newton D. Baker, Pro- "Y" Summer Camp:
fessor Raymond Moley, Judge Morris
We are getting ready to open camp
Bernon, Paul Feiss, Rabbi S. Gold-, on July 2. Porch swings, benches,
man, have formed a committee under Victrola and records and everything
the Chairmanship of Rabbi A. H. Sil- that is necessary for comfort and a
COLUMBIA
ver, to celebrate the fifteenth anniver- real good time is being sent out to
MONUMENTAL WORKS
sary of the daily paper, Jewish World, New Baltimore to make the mem-
Granite and Marble Monuments
in Cleveland.
bers' vacation a most pleasant one.
A testimonial dinner will be given The grounds are beautiful and well
8311 W. Jefferson Cedar 222344
in honor 1tf S. Rocker, the editor of kept and the house is large and airy
Morris Wei., Prop.
the paper, on June 22.
and light.
RELETTERING A SPECIALTY
Representatives of all blocks of the
There are several vacancies. We
Largest Stock of Jewish Monu-
population
will
participate
in
the
cele-
expect to be able to accommodate
ments in the City.
bration as the editor belongs to the Fourth of July week-enders for Sun-
III ,,/11 sum
nnn r 111114. rl
most influential and beloved citizens , day, Monday and Tuesday at a spe-
of the town.
cial rate. Call Glendale '7971 for
full particulars. Register at 89 Ro-
The office is onen
y y
RUSSIAN JEWS VOLUNTARILY
and irom 7 to 9 o'clock in the even-
CONFISCATE SYNAGOG GOODS , ing.
RIGA.-(J. C. B.1-According to LI
Club:
reports from Moscow, a meeting of
The members of the "Y" Literary
600 Jews in Homel resolved to con- Club closed their work for the sea-
fiscate the synagogue valuables for son with • dinner and theater party
0 the relief of the starving masses. honoring their leader, Mrs. A. F.
Similar meetings have been held in Eliel. Mrs. Elie) has given much of
0 Moscow and other places. Two pude her time to this group and the mem-
ported, have been bers were so very enthusiastic about
I
2 o f silver, it is reported,
F confiscated in Minsk. Confiscations the work that they have already
6% Interest.
have also been performed in the syn. planned their next season's program.
ogues of Witebsk, Mozir, Sl utzk, The dinner was given at the Hotel
/ No Commissions or A • Mygorod,
Mohilew and Samara.
Statler on Tuesday evening, June 13,
and the Bonstelle Company's per-
Bonus Charged.
formance, "Honors Were Even," was
very much enjoyed by all those pres-
1 : 1
On completed single and two- 0
ent.
Those who attended were filisses
family residences. Six per cent 0
Zelda Hassol, Mollie Goldman, Doro-
1 1$ simple interest. Easy monthly
thy
Nathanson,
Ethel Gitlin, Ethel
payments, repayable over ten 7/
Bernbaum, Birdie Kaplan, Jeanette
years. Should death happen any 2
Eisman,
Kate
Aronson,
Jean Yarrows,
0 time before 10 years, then the •A'
Rose Hoffman, Francis Schiff, Ann
mortgage is automatically paid ,
Goodman,
Edythe
Rudyn,
Mies Fein-
by insurance, and all payments 0,
In loving memory of our darling stein, Helen Edelson and Sophie Alt-
A on the mortgage stops. And
son;
Walter
Bartlet
Levine,
who
man.
g your family receives cash, in /
away seven years ago today,
/ addition to the mortgage being 2 J passed
wiped out, a sum equal to the • une 16, 1915.
HEBREW ORPHAN HOME
i amount which has been paid on
In life we loved you dearly,
GIVES CONCERT, DANCE
In deathe
w do the same.
'' the principal of the mortgage.
We often sit and think of you
Write for particulars to
A
And wish you were wIth us again.
The Detroit Hebrew Orphan Home
We think of you la silents,
announces that the annual concert
No eyes can see us weep.
and dance will be held at the I. 0.
HOME MORTGAGE
But many silent tears .re shed
0. F. Hall at Mr. Clemens on June
5
When others are fart asleep.
BUREAU
20. The admission will be 35 cents.
For many years the family circle
The committee in charge consists
Was closely Ilhked together,
P. 0. Box No. 564
$
of Mrs. S. Rosen, Mrs. II. Totten-
But. 0. that chain Is broken now,
One link Imo gone.
berg,
Mrs. B. Lott, Mrs. M. Weis-
;
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
941 Your Heartbroken Parents and Sie-I wasser and Mrs. Katz. Every one is
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invited to tome.
Agents from All Parts of United
States and Canada.
bride-to-be, by Mrs. Sam P. Kutzen,
at her home, 295 East Hendrie. Cov-
The Detroit post of the American
ers were laid for 25 guests.
Jewish Legion, founded here recent-
FOR TOTS
ly during the visit to this city of
Children's Wear, Art Goods, Gifts
Mrs. Meyer Prensky and Mre. Vladimir Jabotinsky, the organizer
and Notions, Circulating Library,
Celia Steinberg entertained for 10 of the Jewish Legion, announces that
and Hemstitching.
guests at the Phoenix Club on June steps are being taken by them for
13, honoring Miss Rose Freedman, the formation of a Detroit colony in
Market 4176
9042 Twelfth St.
whose marriage to Harry Sloan will Palestine. The post is composed of
be an event of this Sunday.
former members of the Jewish Le-
gion that fought in Palestine under
Dr. John II. Wax of this city has General Allenby.
The decision of the local post was
returned home after a pleasant visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. reached following an announcement
Wax of Wilmette, Ill., formerly of by the Palestinian government that
Detroit. One of the many delightful 100 dunams of land, approximately
functions given for Dr. Wax during 25 acres, will be granted to each
his stay in Wilmette was a prettily Legionnaire expressing his desire to
'appointed dinner for 14 guests, given settle in the Holy Land.
For outright
by Mr. and Mrs. I. Berry (Anna
There are between 60 and 75 Jew-
Wax), formerly of Detroit.
ish young men in this city who served
purchase or to be
in
the Jewish Legion. A large num-
carried on
Drs. J. H. Polozker and S. J. Eder ber of these are planning to make
conservative
of 62 Rowena street have returned settlement in Palestine in the near
from a motor trip to Flint and Sagi- future.
marginal basis.
naw, where they attended a meet-
The Detroit Legionnaires' pos t
, ing of the Michigan State Medical meets every second Thursday at the
Society and visited the School for Jewish Old Folks' Home, 318 Ed-
the Blind.
mund place. The next meeting will
be held next Thursday evening,
Member.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mack
Niman
and
June 22.
New York Stock Exchange
daughter, Fern, of Collingwood ave-
Detroit Stock Exchange
nue have left for an extended trip
Detroit
through California. A number of $300 SUBSCRIBED FOR
PREN INSTITUTIONS BY
delightful affairs were given in Mrs.
. 301 Penobscot Bldg. Cherry 7460
Niman's honor prior to her depar-
TOWNSMEN IN DETROIT
ture.
Through the efforts of J. M. Net-
Miss Ella Marian of Los Angeles, zorg, A. Keidan and H. Kaplan, the
Calif., is spending three months with sum of $300 was raised for worthy
Johnson Gas Lighter
the
Misses Esther and Emma Elconin institutions in Pren, Lithuania. The
Attachable to your water heater. Oper-
em• of Kenilworth avenue.
ated from first and second floors.
Prener townsmen sent an appeal to
dent hot water service at low mst.
those that live in Detroit, and al-
A dinner at the Statler and a thea- though the Prener are few in num-
JOHNSON.MURPHY CO.
ter party at the Garrick, given in bers here, they responded to the ap-
Or Your Dealer
honor of Mrs. A. F. Elie!, closed a peal. David Zemon, recently returned
Hemlock 1961
1214 Lawrence Ann.
very interesting season for the Eliel from ren, his native town, told of
literary class of the Jewish Woman's conditions there at a small gathering
Club. The members attending were of Prener townsmen at his home.
A. D. HILLMAN
the Misses Ethel Bernbaum, Birdie
The following are the contribu-
Real Estate Exchange Specialist
Caplan, Ethel Gitlin, Jean Yarrows, tors; D. S. Zemon, $25; B. Netzorg,
Mollie Goldman, Anna Goodman, $25; J. M. Netzorg, $26; Mrs. I.
I exchange what you have
and do not want for what
Ethel Edelson, Sophia Finstien, Krohn, $10; Mrs. II. Blumenthal,
Dorothy Nathanson, Sophia Altman, $10; Mrs. H. Meyers, $10; Mitchell
you have not and do want.
Arnie Eliel, Kate Aronson, Edith Kaplan, $10; S. Levinson, $10; W.
Cash for Land Contracts and
Ruddin, Elizabeth Ilockman and Kaplan, $10; Max Grossman, $10;
Mortgagee.
Zelda Hassell.
213 Hammond Bldg. Main 4763
Hyman Welling, $5; M. B. Netzorg,
$10; H. Kaplan, $15; A. Keidan and
Miss Ruth Freedman entertained sons, $30; Wolf Keidan, $25; Abra-
30
guests
at
a
shower
in
honor
of
ham Cohen, $10; E. Lightsone, $10;
ism
her Bitter Lillian, whose marriage to Peshe Lightstone, $15; Louis Light-
Charles Edward Sandys will take sone, $10; Mrs. H. Goodman, $15;
place June 26.
Harris Welling, $10.
THE HUTTON SHOP
The public is invited to attend the
formal opening of the Bee Hardware
Store on Gratiot and Russell streets,
to take place on Monday, June 19.
Souvenirs will be given to all on the
opening day.
The store is considered one of the
finest hardware stores in Delriot,
having more window space than any
other Detroit hardware store. It car-
ries a high grade line of merchan-
dise at low prices and caters to every-
one's needs in the hardware line.
The Bee Hardware Store has been
located on the corner of Gratiot and
Company Entertain Over 1,000
Pisgah Lodge Auxiliary.
LOCAL LEGIONNAIRES
PLANNING FOR EARLY
A delightful shower was given in
PALESTINE SETTLEMENT
honor of Miss Isabella Koplin, a
1957 Grand River A
Telephone Cadillac 6853.4679
Russell for 18 years. It was origi-
VICTOR FILLER GUEST
BEE HARDWARE STORE
nally an old police station and was
OPENING THIS MONDAY taken
ON BIG BERENGARIA
over by the present proprietor,
_ .
I. Brekowitz, in 1918. Following a
fire in 1921, the store was rebuilt to
the fine store opening this Monday.
RIGA.-(J. C. B.)-Russian Jews
who have fled to Poland and Rouman-
ia in fear of pogroms, have been invit-
ed to return to Russia, a Moscow an-
nouncement states. Soviet officials at
the frontiers have been instructed to
admit the returning Jews without any
difficulties, and Russian representa-
tives in the border states have been
ordreed to facilitate their return.
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Sand and Gravel, Portland Cement, Lime, Plaster,
Wall Board, Partition Tile, Sewer Pipe, Cinders.
If It's a Building Supply, We Have It.
H. H. DICKINSON CO.
NORTHWAY 4170
THOMAS J. DOYLE
Has the largest selection of good used cars, including
DODGE BROTHERS-IIUPMOBILES-STUDEBAKERS-DORTS
The Longest and Easiest Terms in the City.
A. J. VINEBERG
Division Manager
3922 Woodward Ave.
Phone Glendale 7117
OPEN EVENINGS
LIBERTY SIX
MILLER-JUDD CO.
4846 Woodward Ave. at Warren Glendale 472-428
NASH
CLASSIFIED -:-
Blue Bird Girls.
The Blue Bird Girls, at the meet- TO RENT-Furnished room in pri-
vate family for one or two young
ing held Tuesday evening, June 6,
gentlemen. 350 Westminster. Mrs.
elected the following new officers:
Alterin.
Gertrude Solomon, president; Tina
Rothstein, vice-president; Edith Si-
minsky, secretary; Anna Gold, treas- FOR RENT-Atkinson Ave., 1674.
urer; Ida Solomon, sergeant-at-arms;
Beautiful seven-room lower du-
Sally Solomon, editor. Plans are be-
plex. Built-in shower. Call Hem-
lock 6516.
ing made by the club for the outing
to be held Sunday, June 18. The
next regular meeting will be held at FOR RENT-Furnished room in pri-
the home of Mrs. Al Ross, 9190
vate family for refined Jewish
Cameron avenue.
gentlemen. Call Market 2715-M.
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Long Battery Service Co.
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STARTING - LIGHTING - IGNITION
For Automobiles, Trucks and Motor Boats
Genuine Parts - Factory Service
AUTO ELECTRIC & SERVICE CORP.
The Lu Ana
Club.
EXPERIENCED stenographer wishes
The Lu Ana Club met at the home
position in a Jewish office, not to
of Miss Rae Siegel, 51. Owen avenue.
work Saturday. Call Cadillac 2135.
Miss Melba Bloominoff played sev
eral piano selections and Miss D. Le- W A NT E D- Home for charming
vinson gave a ballet dance. Refresh-
young girl age 14, during school
ments were served.
vacation. Apply William Rosen-
berg, care Western Union Tele-
No Beta Phi.
graph Co.
Members and guests enjoyed a pleas-
ant evening at a sewing social given BURLINGAME 1724-Beautiful up-
by the Nu Beta Phi Sorority Wednes-
per duplex. Seven rooms. Newly
day evening, June 7, at the home of
decorated. Instantaneous heater.
Miss Geraldine Maybaum, 2518 Glad-
Garage. Reasonable. Call Ilem-
stone avenue. Miss Rhea Skudd of
lock 15864.
Ishpeming, Mich., who is visiting
Miss Ruth Cohn, and Miss Blanche YOUNG LADY wants clerical posi-
Goldsmith were guests of the even-
tion. Prefers not to work Satur
ing. The next regular meeting of
days. Call Northway 4620-M.
the Nu Beta Phi Sorority will be held
Wednesday, June 21, at the home of
NICELY
FURNISHED ROOM for
Miss Ida Silver, 590 East Palmer
gentleman-or lady. 210 Palmer,
avenue.
Apt. No. 1. Northway 1889-W.
91.109 Sadden A
Phone Glendale 4131
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Oldest and Reliable
Shingle Roof Contractors
4587 Vancouver Ave.
Garfield, 1999
CEMENT GARBAGE AND ASH RECEPTACLES
Priced According to Sims.
One Family.sise, with Inetallation
$11.00
See H. M. KOFFMAN, 912 East Hancock
Residence Phone Melrose 6556
Office: 1503 First National Bank Building
Phone Cherry 1472
Philomathic Debating
Club.
TO RENT-Large up-to-date fur-
The Philomathic concluded its reg-
nished room in private family for
ular term last Sunday evening, when
refined gentleman. 4447 Brush,
the organization elected its officers
between Garfield and Canfield.
for the term beginning in September.
The officers elected are: Wilbur De-
Young, speaker; Aaron Wieswasser,
clerk; Louis Carpol, assistant clerk;
Sydney DeYoung, sergeant-at-arms.
The board of directors for the term
are, in addition to the officers, Ben
Safir and Daniel Budnitzky.
The Philomathic has just closed
one of the most successful terms of
the year under the careful supervi-
sion of Harry Platt. All through the
term he has worked unceasingly and
with great effort for the future suc-
cess of the club. Sunday evening
was the last official time Mr. Platt
will have the opportunity to act in
his official role and the Philomathic
regrets thta it will lose one of the
most earnest and sincere workers it
has ever turned out.
Perigolds.
A sorority was recently organized
under the name of Perigolds. Their
I meetings are held weekly at the
members' residences. Officers elect-
ed are: Miss S. Beverly Ross, presi-
dent and treasurer; Miss Jessie P.
Kopapz, secretary; Miss Emily N.
Spero, editor. The last meeting was
held at the home of Miss Celia Levin.
The girls are planning many delight-
ful indoor and outdoor affairs for the
future. The next regular meeting
will be at the home of Miss Ross on
Tuesday evening, June 20.
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society.
The last regular meeting of the
season of the Hebrew Ladies' Aid So-
ciety was held Tuesday, June 13, at
the B'nai B'rith Club rooms, with
Mrs. Harry Klein in the chair. The
following committee entertained the
orphans of the Jewish Orphan Home
Saturday last: Mrs. S. Bernath, Mrs.
Wallenstein, Mrs. S. Ecker, Mrs.
H. Ktihnrich.
Mrs. II. Kuhnrich, chairman of the
recent card party held June 7 at the
Maccabee clubrooms, gave a favor-
able report. The first meeting of
next season will be held the second
Tuesday of September. Until then,
a relief committe was appointed to
take care of the needy ones.
Lotus Club.
Many outings are being planned
by the Lotus Social Club, the first of
the series having been held at Orch-
ard Lake Sunday, May 28, the sec-
ond to be held at Sugar Island Sun-
day, June 18. The activities for the
day will be arranged by a special
committee of which M. J. Sclicoss is
chariman. Young folks interested
may visit meetings held at the Jew-
ish Institute on Tuesdays.
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ASSOCIATE DEALERS: Frank P. Gmelin Co., 3022 Woodward Ave.; Market 410. Cass Motor
Sales, 5764 Cass Ave.; Northway 4412. Thomas Brooks, 5931 Woodward Ave.; Northway 5782
and 5783. Acme Motor S•les, 5232 Grand River Ave.; Walnut 5263. The Cressy Auto Service,
986 East Larned; Cherry 1441.
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