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PAGE EIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skeller and
family of Columbus, Ohio, were
guest. of the Misses Ida, Amelia and
Rose Plotler on Saturday last, en
route to an extended tour through
the East.
-
al aid
ersonai
act
Mrs. Maxwell Silver of East War.
ren avenue, accompanied by her sun,
henry Silver, have gone to Baltimore
and Orion City, M.I., where they con-
template remaining fur the summer
Beason.
The Misses Miriam and Sarah
Iluchhalter of East Palmer avenue
have returned from a 10 months'
stay in Ashville, N. C.
Bernard Ginsburg has returned
from Duluth, Minn., where he attend.
ed the B'nai B'rith convention, and
from Milwaukee. Mr. Ginsburg has
moved from his home on Alger ave-
nue and has taken an apartment at
lintel Addison.
Mrs. N. Gould and children of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simons and
Joseph Zechman of East Ferry
l'ittsburgh, Pa., are visitnig Mr. and
family of Second boulevard, accom-
avenue, accompanied by his daugh-
Mrs.
harry Uday of 5740 Woodward
panied by Miss Zelda Simons of Al-
ters, the Misses Beulah and Zelma
fred street, have gone to New York, avenue.
Zechman, and son, Leon Zechman,
from which point they contemplate
have gone to Chicago, where they in-
Mrs. A. N. Abend (Sadie Green-
making an extended tour of Eastern
tend remaining for several weeks.
b•rg) has returned from l'ittsburgh
resorts.
and will make her home in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Klein (Lorrene
A charming and delightful func-
Simmons) of Hazelwood avenue have
Miss Doris Lipson and Elliot Lip-
returned from an extended tour in tion of the past week was the lawn son, children of Mrs. Rose Lipson of
party at which Miss Helen Langer of
the East.
Rowena street, are in Boston, where
McLean avenue war hostess to 20
they are spending the summer season
with their many relatives and friends.
Mrs. Samuel Meyers of New York guests.
I
Jacob II. Davis of Chicago boule-
vard has returned from a trip to npent a few days in Detroit the past
week, upon her return from a visit
Scranton. Wilkenbarre and l'hila-
with relatives and friends in Tower,
delphia, Pa.
Mich., where she accompanied Mr.
Meyers.
Louis Wertheimer of Los Angeles,
Calif., spent several days in the city
Emil Waldbott of Glynn court has
the past week, visiting with relatives
returned from a few days stay in
and friends.
Buffalo, where he visited with his
Mermen Metter has returned from parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Ull-
a few olays' stay in New York City. man, and son, Leo.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Slomovitz
and Sons, Bernard, Harold and Leo,
who were in the city to attend the
marriage of their sister and aunt,
Miss Blume G. Slomovitz, to Abra-
ham S. Rubin, have returned to their
home in Bayonne, N. J. They were
accompanied by Miss Bertha Slomo-
vitz, who will spend several weeks in
Bayonne and adjacent delightful re-
Mrs. Sol Kaufman and Oscar Kauf-
Mrs. Esther Simons of Brush 'tree.
Isadore Rosenthal of the Garfield
man of Glynn court left on Saturday
I is spending a few weeks in Chicago
for a fortnight's stay in Charlevoix Manor, Garfield avenue, left on Mon- and Ottawa Beach, Mich. Min Si-
and other Northern Michigan resorts. day fur an extended Western trip by
accompanied by herdaug h-
way of the Canadian Rockies, stop- mons is
ter, Miss Erma Simons.
Mrs. Philip Fineberg and Miss ping en route in Portland, Ore., and
Jeanette Fineberg of Gladstone ave- San Francisco, Calif. Mr. Rosenthal
Miss Fannie Sweetgall of New York
nue have returned from a delightful will be the guest in Los Angeles o
is a vest at the home of Mr. and
stay in Buffalo and Niagara Falls, his mister, Mrs. Joseph Levenson (Bes- Mrs. M. Stamlart of Lincoln avenue.
sie Rosenthal), formerly of Detroit.
N. Y.
sorts.
Mrs. Jay I. Jay and sons, Baird
and Earnest, of Byron avenue, who
have been apendIngthe past few
weeks at Magnolia, Mass., are now
visiting in Albany, N. Y. Mr. Jay
and Dr. Philip Jay of Ann Arbor will
join them early in August.
Goodbye Lay Heat
1922 STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX SEDAN.
We have three of there. all in A-1 condition.
We
coupe, $795.
1922 Stuebaker Light Sig
111117 hutch touring ear, $7175.
Dodge 1917 touring car, 5126.
M•swell 1921 10.1. ear, 6174
Oakland 1920 touring car, $296.
1919 :Studebaker touring car, 1425.
1020 Studebaker touring rar, $525.
Studebaker 11017 Pairing car, 6110.
1015 Studebaker Ilve•pessenger sport model tour-
1922 STUDEBAKER BIG SIX TOURING CAR.
Very low In prise; in •scellent condition. Ilea been
well taken care of.
• chauffeur-driven car and RIV/O,.
Many entra•. A crelitied Studebaker.
CAAR SEVEN•PAS•
BLE LETTE
10,
CADILLACENG
S,
$500.
DOUOURING
ER
T
Mechanically this ear is better than any new ear
you can get for thin low figure. It ha. been repainted
•nd Is • wonderful bargain. Remember, we beta noth-
ing but bargains.
1921 HAYNES SEDAN.
Overhauled, repainted: looka Mel run. like new.
Here's your chance to buy • real au toniolle and we
will rerune no rea onside utter. 'Terms can be arranged.
1
1017 earthier Victoria. 1525.
11122 Studebaker Light Sin touring ear, 1736. Get
here arty.
Inger, $125.
19IS Chevrolet F. II. touring ear, $65.
Overland Model 90 touring car. In pink of condition.
Good cord tires; mechanically right. Very gOild bat•
tern.; starter works each time. This is one of the
careful driver. At
last models and has always hod •
the low figure of $125.
Ford touring, 1914, $14
1910 Ford touring car. 5100.
1921 Ford sedan, 11365.
This car Is equigged with disc wheels; has the Illg
Sin motor and gears. Original finish like new cord
tires. any estra. Small payment down. Terms on
balance. Will consider light car In trade.
1922 Bayne. sport touring car. only $900.
1021 Nash sport touring car, 5900.
1916 Studebaker touring ca, $60.
37 5 .
11110 Overland Model 110 touring
1910 Studebaker touring car. winter and summer
100, mechanically very good. This is • real bargain
• ny other touring car.
1020 Olds roadster. This is • dandy. It needs
paint. 4225; terms.
1922 Chevrolet 4-90 touring car. $275; term.
This Is only • part of the 200 cars whb•h we are
No big brokerage fee.
plesseri to offer to the public.
Long. ea•y terms.
HUPP TOURING, 1922.
Slop light. windshield wiper, m, It other
este.. $96 down. believe me, It beats
the street cars.
A certified Studebaker used
F. B. CHEVROLET SEDAN.
ear which
proves best In the long run. 1300 down.
Original finish is like new vela..-
tl Matson mo-
.Isle.. clean lin a whise
balance long sway terms.
tor that runs like I "wi tch Five cord
lire, Our jolly lode price Is $175; one-
third down.
FORD ROADSTER.
Has been overhauled by Ford expes.
741s cords tires. slip covers. wheel lock,
OAKLAND SEDAN,
STUDEBAKERS
We hare the moat complete line of
used sites in the Muhl'. West, ranging
price fermi /MI to 5500. Below are
listed Only • few,
$ 50
Abott touring
150
Anderson touring
260
Buick 'touring
325
Buick touring
600
Buick touring
750
Ituirk touring
600
Ihrick coupe
495
Cadill. touring
1.1M10
Cadillac victoria
•
Dodge touring
Dodge touring
010
Dmige touring
Essex touring
EANIP11 C■ ,aelt
Essex coach ..........
Fords
Gardner touring .
50 0
050
Olds touring
Olds courw
Old. sedan
Packard touring
l'aek•rd touring
Packard towing
Park•rd touring
.
Res, touring
Reo touring
WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN.
LATE MODEL. $1,050.
HUPMOBILE TOURING
VERY LATE MODEL, 5775
Just like new In detail; man hardlr be
told fromnew. your .mailer car in
trade, long. easy tern..
HUDSO
6$0
272
DODGE TOURING, NEARLY NEW, $775 Late model: lip•tnp condition. 5571.
Studebaker 191S touring car. Cash.
Just like • new ear in detail. Save!
,..
no terrn .
money. buy your Dodge here.
Ove r land touring. latest model, 5515.
live good
Ford touring: • bargain.
Just like new M detail.
tires, good condition. $171.
Oldsmobile his touring: • snap. 1276.
Ford sedan: late model. Needy new Dandy motor, good tires.
in detail. $475.
Oakinnd touring. a little beauty. 5575:
Bar.
Ford coupe, tlp•top condition.
Late model. like new
gain price. Hurry. 5175.
sedan,
Gardner touring; a bargain. Almost
new. a dandy, POO.
Old -mobile Figh t like
Na bill
276
Ford roadster, $300.
2 months old,
too nom' to be tr.
Refinished; hears
Scripps-Booth touring; • sn•P• brokerage fee.
1.41101. very late model. 1475.
1
long
265
Ford
tourin
latest
model.
Long.
Oterlsnd
on. No big
It
won't
1.
.
Smart little PM. fine condition.
H urry.
easy terms. 3260.
fee. Long. easy
}Im m obile touring. Hurry. Nu big
b rok
broker.. fees. 1.01. easy terms 105
550 to 500
I
NS
A very complete line •t all times:
open •nd eloped modes: at the lowest
po ssible grieve No big brokerage fee.
lame, ea •y terms.
ESSEX TOURING
400
900
A LITTLE DANDY. $4111.
Hurry. This 1r • real barrain and
SO
150 won't be hero long et our price. Veer
son
Nash touring
Nash coal* •
Naafi sedan .
Old. touring
960
Reo sedan .
153 to 2.000
Studebakers
ISO
litilek touring; • dandy
7'
Ford touring : lip-top eoniition• • •
lit
Chevrolet touring: • pippin
Hudson touring, soot motor, five
2s11
goal Orr, battery, etc
250
176
675
760
Illid•on touring .
Hudson coupe
Liberty ioetl•s
Liberty mart
Marmon touring
Maxwell touring
Maxwell touring
950
Hen towing
..........
4 50
n20
I OSO
11,0
small dawn payment; long ens , term ,
--
BUICK TOURING
Very late model, with high coed; like
Has hail • very earefol
new in detail.
driver, Our Price Is eight •t 17 75 . Be
210
495 bought • Studebaker. No big broker•.
Long. ease terms.
1,000 fee.
1.200
CADILLAC TOURING
1,400
LATE MODEL. $775.
1.700
Refinished, loolt• amt runs like new
:.125
I our • ra .7
Your s mal Mr .fir in trade.
120
276 terms.
STUDEBAKER USED CAR STORE
STUDF.BAKER SPECIAL SIX
SNAPPY SNAPS
THIS IS A CERTIFIED STUDEBAKER
1922 Studebaker Pig Six touring err,
repainted, oser•
loolts and runs like new;
1922 Special Sig sedan. loaded down!
hailed. Only 11,220.
with extra , . mechanically right; Mg..'
finish like new.
A CERTIFIED STUDEBAKER
A CERTIFIED STUDEBAKER
1022 Studebaker Special Sin coops',
e wheels. cord tires: like new. Runs
a
nevi ear. Price $1,550
like
dl
1911 Studebaker Special Six coupe in
egrellent onrilt 5 1.100.
THIS IS A CERTIFIED STUDEBAKER
1921 Studebaker Light Mx ...dna II:
156. Thia ear looks •nd runs like new:
meehanimilly right; good cord tires. A
areat saline at Wm low figure. Terns.
an be •Iranted.
t
WE
DID NOT
BUST
1920 Studebaker Special Six ms an.
. finish like
aldown with es t... orig. ,
set
new. Almostnew cord lir.. All
ready to go. with many mile% of
All
under the hood. Prire $030,
THIS IS A CERTIFIED STUDEBAKER
f en-
Refinkhed. good tires and
Your smaller
A very good buy.
tre.
Long. easy terms .
ear in trade.
DURANT TOURING
LATEST MODEL, $525.
A splendid
Just like new in detail.
Lnog, easy
bur in • nearly new car.
Only slightly driven: • good bur.
Hurry, it won't last Inns. No big brok•
craze fee; long. nevi term..
A insert little it at a bargain Vie.
lona
Hurry: hurry, hurry, it won't last
No big brokerage fee; long. eesr terms.
Your
• tisfy the must emoting person.
trade. Long. easy terms.
. mailer rar In
Studebaker Big Six touring, late model.
fuleondition. $1,120.
%%idea. 1922
Studebaker Special
Wonder
C•11 not be told from new. 111.400.
1922. Four
Studebaker Ilia Sin coupe.
new cord tire.. 11.424
Studebaker Special Si. coupe. 1922.
Worth more, we want to -ell. 11.175
ear.
Studebaker Special
noel
MAXWELL TOURING
model. $560. Looks like a new
NASH TOURING
Like new, $175; five good tires. Dandy
MAW
MARMON TOURING.
Good runner; dandy
A pippin. $31o.
condo'. No big brokerage fee. Long.
term. .
3934 Woodward Avenue
Between Alexandrine and Selden
ItigI Studebaker Special Six touring
ear. mechanically in •scellent conditidn.
repainted. new top. gmat tire, many ex•
5750.
1919 Studebaker Special Sig touring.
A rml but •t only 8426.
1 0 20 Studebaker Special Six touring In
A-1 co ntlItioa; many •stres. good cord
right. at the low fig•
t.
Gym, . mee..rally
car e of
Open Evenings •ncl Sund•y
Willy••Knight sedan. late model, 1.1
as 'mei as good many new cars. at the
low price of 31.075. A dernonstratim
will tontines you that this is•the biggent
offered. M. con-ider light
satire es
car in trade. Terms ran be •rranged
We hose three Willys- Knight sedans
for your itopedvsl. Take your piek of
• ny one of them •nd we are sure you will
he satisfied.
I it. ,
191+ Studebaker 5-passenger sport
1120.
tow lo .
THIS IS A CERTIFIED STUDEBAKER
1 , 16 Studebaker Sdasoenger touring
car. 965.
Oldsmobile 1520 touring tar, In pink
of poridiquO. 11.0.
Oakland 1920 touring car. A rare bar.
ea , 11.7.wi.
•re only a few of the nmnr Ide
'the
ed down whit Wit, at • sasing of 17:,.
CADILLAC VICTORIA.
NEARLY NEW, $1 421I.
Just the raw you lire looking for. Will
Studebaker Light Six touring. 1922.
Look. like new. runs better. 6750.
Studebaker Special Sig touring. 1922. . Late
r •r.
5022.
A beauty; wonderful condition
f 0 1 , Studebaker 7.1ressenger louring
ear. $120.
1517 Studebaker 11assengee tour , .
car. 5114
ly ; gm4 tires. WI.
1921 Studebaker Special S11 touring
ear. Has b.a driven SOO miles. 1.rwirl•
t
won-
• Hee nad clean. a A bargain. this
Long. easy terms.
Ireful car.
LIBERTY TOURING
LATE MODEL. Sat
1020 Storle141rer. Special coupe. over.
hauled. repaintml, good curd tires, looks
end runs runs like new. 5s50
1.0 Studebaker Special S. road•Gre,
al bargain •t
o verhauled. repainted. A re
only 1550.
Studebaker 1921 SPerial Six road.,
repainred, ...Wed; O. K. Meehanumi.
FRANKLIN BROUGHAM.
LIKE NEW. $1,290.
tires; upholstery
Refini Pied; five
DODGE ROADSTER. 1922 MODEL, 5100
harm,. which ere.. pleased to offer
daring our bM July Clearance Sale.
PACKARD SINGLE SIX
1023 touring car.
miles, $2.300
Driven only 500
PACKARD TWIN SIX
fare mod e l ; special California top
whichconserts Into • limousine Syne;
the mo., beautiful usedc•r offered on
the U,141 ear market today at the low
Price of 11.175.
PACKARD TWIN SIX
.L'.7 1;,171:rfigaTroin
'
ear,
.
late
STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF AMERICA
MAIN BRANCH, WOODWARD AVENUE AT BRADY
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY
SUBWAY
FLOWER SHOP
Park,
Guaranteed Values---Long Easy Terms-The Studebaker Way
FORDS, CHEVROLETS, DODGES,
For Every Occasion
Higbie & Co. '
011t, iltraktro
easy terms. Will yoke ear in trade.
In cr ar y and Hendrie
sn
a n
s e ae nn d P
pan Aie v.e , nteg tw
5743 Woodward
STU DEBAKER SALES
Flowers
J. KURZMAN
erprioned as follows:
1922 model.
Cowl ventilator. coach lamps, Waltham
elock, tran mks'un lock. silk velour up-
holstery, full folding auxiliary seats, min
visor anil windshield wiper; • certified
Studebaker bargain. We keep our cus-
',glance Inns
tomers satisfied. 5415,
1921 model. Special Fleetwood body
BUICK TOURING, LATE 1920..
'
Special dark brown paint
n or d er to move Itring inyour mechanic and time it costing 1900.
We have cut the price i
job: Interior is unusually good. Panyard
Your cord
your eif. 11x5 down, balance seer.
our allotment Of used cars,
rings installed in Oakland service st.
down.
STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX SEDAN,
1922
fee.
never been off tire., very low mileage. SIMI
lion. $150 down. no large h rok
BUY A STUDEBAKER USED CAR
Lots of Mr.. Car has
overhauled long easy terms.
TODAY.
of city pavement. Factory
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX TOUR•
ESSEX COACH, LATE 1922-
Ili been owned by Studebaker salesmen.
STUDEBAKER BIG SIX TOURING
DISC
WHEEL
MODEL.
Very low mileage. Take • ride, then de-
Original finish. live eOrd tires, prat- INC. 1922
no
CAR, 1020; SEVEN•PASSENGER•
upholstery, top Orally new. Interior fini-hed In blue Mileage only 7.000. Car shows
ride. 1$385 down, balance as you drive.
Certified mechanically:
like new. r, ray other wear or tear, One-piece windshield.
i 4
e bumpers, stop signal, five ford tires. It's
ere exclelent; never been re• broadeloih •nd
pad
d curt
too
numerous
to
mention.
DORT TOURING. 1922.
as
cord Gres •Il estr
y ma- S beauty for the money. 5316 down makes
Five brand new cord Men; motor and painted hut iook• good;
ite yr. to get behind this pepp W
.1. completely overhauled; cheap... In around with • good
spare
one. 5215
This inv
for
the road.
tor. 11r.r . your open Essex in ex- you • satisfied Studebaker driver. Don't
ready
year'. balance
Been,: long
buy. SIPS Drive
down; it down,
easy Studebaker way. change. $300 down, balance long. easy forget. we do not charge large broker-
Mi chigan; very low mileage.
age fee.
y ourself I mf o re you
Studebaker WO,.
Cash, trade or terms.
long easy ter m,
Swish ...ad Reath; Sender
BOOKKEEPING
SERVICE
STUDEBAKER COUPE, 5-PASSENGER,
SPECIAL SIX
i"7". brand n ew fender. : ""
141`'"'
other extras too numerous to mention.
luBRACHMANui
Miss Harriet Barnett of Windsor' 'n' is that of
eliminating
wasteful
e the
rivy
alr atnong
and
; c ompetitio
REAL ESTATE
LEASEHOLDS
has left for an extended trip to many Jewish organizati ons in ag
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
California, where she will . inanity. To encourage increased co-
Southern California,
1633 Dime Beek Bldg.
Cherry 0254
visit with her sister, Mrs. Henry Si- operation, Mrs. Herbert K. Ottenheim-
Cherry 0253
A
Barnett) of Holly- er of Louisville, Ky., national chair-
ro„t.t,od, Calif.
,
man of the committee on Civic and
7'
-
' Communal Affairs, has issued an ap-
Mrs. Divid Segan of 8821 Dexter, peal to the local sections of the Coun-
boulevard is in Worcester Mass.,' 61 to take the initiative in forming
guest of her sister and brother, Mr.; Federations of Jewish Women's Or-
and Mrs. Lewis Davis (Daisy Roth- ' ganizations. Mrs. Ottenheimer has is-
1/7
stein). sued the following appeal:
- "Why are we having this economic,
Mrs. David Miller and daughter, social, religious unrest that is shak-
"Long on Beauty, Quality and
41741,
Gilberta Jean, of 8821 Dexter boule- ing the very cornerstone of the whole
Service, But Awfully Short
earth? And why does the condition
on Price."
yard, is the house guest of her aunt
and uncle. Mr. anda Mrs. Lewis Davis remain so impossible of solution? One
(Daisy Rothstein) of Worcester, sees in every periodical on every prin-
ted sheet, soundings of dis-harmony.
Mass.
It is denominational, interdemeeina.
-
Miss Sylvia Jackson of 315 Phila. tional, national and international.
231 Gratiot Avenue
And the subject of the Jew is a fay-
Cherry 9171
delphia avenue has returned from a
several days' stay in Flint, where she orite
target.
"W e do not drift into anything. Re-
was the guest of her cousin, Miss
Lillian Leff. A bridge party for 16 sults conic from certain causatiuns.
There is much that it behoves no to
guests was given in her honor.
consider. By sonic, Jews are accused
-
Electrical Contractor
Mrs. Louis C. Witt of Seward ave. 01 being extreme internationalists,
1pJF
working for world denomination. By
I Repair Anything fres • Deer Ball to
nue left on Tuesday for a visit in others, Jews are accused of not being
An Electria Meter.
Cleveland as the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Max Mason (Phyllis Cohen), able to pull together. The fact of the
Glendale 0253
042 Hsmilten Ave.
matter is that all creeds and all de-
formerly of Detroit.
nominations are alike guilty.
-
"I shall quote a few sentences from
Mire Terry Fiske of 180 Eason ave. th e Jun. issue of The World's Work,
nue, highland Park, is spending the from an article contributed by Burton
summer at Camp Ronah, Glen Eyrie, Hendrick. "if there is one thing Jews
have proven in their age-old wander-
N. Y.
op
the lack of poer
w
of co--
, it
I
'
A delightful musicale was given by e'nft!tion
,is Inability ti, co- operate for
the pupils of Miss Jarvis at the l'res-,J nified purpose is their racial trait.
byterian church on Thursday even- I LAI e re is an intense individualism.
List Upon Request
ing. Among the participants were Each man is an entity, even in mat-
431 Griswold St.
Miss L. Annette Schneider and Miss.. t er. s of his own religion. Each society
Rosalymi Robinson, who played see- lac ks two faculties-creativity and
Detroit
Main 2963
oral beautiful selections on the piano, ability to organize. Individualism
is a separate group, one having no re-
Mrs. M. Greenwald and daughter, loti i on to the other. The Jewish mind
Ida Estelle, of Ilendrie avenue are passed out of American life a century
spending several weeks in Chicago ago. The wonder is nut that the Jew
lhas accomplished so much, but that he
and South Haven.
has accomplished so little.
Don't suffer-get quick relief.
The Misses Tillie Halperin and
"Conscientious thinkers of all creeds
Gertrude Brandt have gone to Chi- and all denominations are trying to
Effective and tnerpeneve.
cago and South Haven, where they find a basis that will bring people to-
It costa nothing to corns down
gather,
so
that
the
habit
of
co-opera-
will spend several weeks.
and find out
-
tine relationship may evolve. If what
Harry II. Berger of 490 Marl- Mr. Hendrick said of Jews he had said
Second •nd Front Sts,
borough left on Thursday for a mo- alike of all denominations, I should
Sulphur Mineral, Turkish
for trip to Brant Lake Camp, llori- unhesitatingly write attest,
Tonic, Swedish, Electric Baths.
"In our Council program we have
con, N. Y., where he will remain for
tried, first, to relate the Jew to other
a few weeks.
SWEDISH MASSAGE
believed
Take Woodward Through Car.
e' -
elateSetch'i'rn,d1elrYw
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waldman jweew sl'hhoufl(l cre'
Cherry 4784
and daughter are visiting their par• nominat binal forces doing community
ants, Mr. and Mrs. Weisblum of lien- Servire. The Council has for 29 years
drie avenue, ' been made up of members who repre-
sent all phases of Judaism. There are
Mrs. Robert B. Brown of East n o qualifying clauses to membership
Grand boulevard delighfully enter- Through membership four fields of
tained on Saturday at a luncheon, activity are open-religion, social wel-
Will install and keep small sets of
followed by a theater party, compli- fare, education and co-operative civic.
books, weekly or monthly.
menting Mrs. Charles Waldman of All sections have visualized the fact
New York City. that the Council has been the opening
wedge, the training school, the 'great
Hemlock 2738-M 309 Englewood
The Misses Martha and Ann Win- interpreter' that has placed the indi-
S.
ston of Owen avenue have left for a vidual and the group with other
two weeks' stay at Corunno, Ont. groups doing denominational and in
tordenuminational community work.
M'ss Ilenrietta E. Winston is "Federations of Jewish Women's
spending a few weeks with her cou- organizations are now being formed
sins, Dr. and Mrs. Leon II. Dembo of . in True largest communities. In no in-
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Cleveland. stance have they crime together as a
Council adjunct, but merely at the
Mrs. J. Walter Levie of New York call of the Council, since there had to
be-
is the guest of her parents, Mr. and he an initiator, and the Council,
Mrs. A. Goldfarb of 48 West Grand cause of its clientele, was A logical
avenue, Highland Park. .ine. But one purpose was at heart-
to promote a better community spirit.
Mrs. M. E. Fisher of Cleveland is They listen sympathetically, Ina do
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Gra- nrt endorse controversial questions-
bower of 48 Grand avenue, Highland the platform is open."
THE WAYNE BATHS
at 8200.
Oakland. late model, $05. Thisear runs as good
Disc wheels. •hli ray has very low
and was sold late In 1022. Tires
One-piece wind-Meld, Insuring clear mileage
new. five of them. Car-
vi ion: dire clutch; • transmission lark; •re practically
tar. Appearance and oper•rion rice Studebaker guarantee of s•tisfac•
ry line
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are
Hod.
O•.,
Studebaker
way .
mile• Tires, top •nri curtains
Booed.
Rheumatism
11122 Chevrolet 4-door sedan. Here'. • real bargain.
fee. 11uy
1550. Long. easy terms. No big brokerage
from us and save money.
Woodward, Between Brady and Rowena
Open Evenings and Sunday
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1921
new, Get here early.
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MAXWELL TOURING, 1021.
Mngers, Ilse erred tires, winter cor•
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1921 STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX COUPE, $1,100.
will gladly demonstrate and can assure you that the
prices are very low. Terms can be arranged. W ill
Member Detroit Real E
NEW YORK.-One of the recent
national movements successfully fur-
thered by the Council of Jewish Wom-
Iteane,
Just a Few of 200 REAL BARGAINS
lenkInn body. Come early •nd see this rare bar-
gain. We know you will be 'sunned. Price very low.
Co-operation of Jewish Wom-
en's Clubs Urged by Civ-
ic Leader.
.1
The Laconia of the Cunard Line
brought in 380 Russians. The steam-
er left hamburg June 26. .This was
the first large group of Russians to
reach the country under the new quo-
ta, which opened July 1.
HENRY F. HURLEY
"ME FOR COUNTRY ROADS"
Studebaker July Bargains Make Used Car Ownership Easy.
BUY EARLY.
HUDSON COUPE-ONE OF THE VERY LAST
ONES BUILT.
COUNCIL ELIMINATES
WASTE COMPETITION
a
380 RUSS IMMIGRANTS
ARRIVED ON "LACONIA"
Henrietta Szold, President of
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Ellen-
Hadassab, Contributes to
stein, accompanied by the Misses
Keren Hayesod.
Florence and Jessie Ellenstein, Rob-
ert Ellenstein and William Abram-
Henrietta Szold who, at the recent
sohn, have returned from a motor
trip to Cleveland, l'ittsburgh and Ni- c onvention of Hadassah in Baltimore
KISS elected president of that organi-
Beare Falls.
ation after the convention had con-
-
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kirschbaum of f erred upon her the Degree of "Our
224 Erskine street are entertaining Beloved Mother in Israel," has sent
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. n her contribution to the Keren Ilaye-
Cohn of Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and sod for the year 1923.
In acknowledging her contribution
Mrs. Cohn will complete the remain-,
der of the summer at Lakewood, Emanuel Neumann, general secretary
If the Keren Hayesod wrote: "It is
N. Y.
particularly welcome coming as it does
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Samuels and immediately after your election as
family have moved to their new home president of the Harlassah and fol.
lowing the Hadassah Convention at
at 2281 West Pingree avenue.
which a reselutoin endorsing the Ker-
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Klein and fam- en Ilayesod was adopted."
The resolution referred to urges the
ily have moved from 271 Eliot street
end are now- residing in their new local chapters to participate in the
Keren Ilayesod drives and has the fol-
residence at 253 Kirby avenue,
lowing preamble: "Whereas, Hades-
Keren Hayesod as
Miss Julia Tolshek of Cleveland Is rah recognizes the
the chief financial instrument of the
spending a week as the house guest
Zionist Organization for the develop-
of her cousin, Miss Julia Klein of 253
ment of the Homeland, and the under-
Enst Kirby avenue.
takings in Palestine on its program
as essential elements in the uphuilding
Mrs. Benjamin Stein and son, Da.'
rid, or Indianapolis, Ind., are visiting ' of the land."
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Weisber-
ger of 213 California avenue, High- I
Iliad Park.
119
On the Ocean Front
American
Golf Privileges and Gerais.
Bathing Frosts Hotel.
JOEL HILLMAN, President.
MAJESTIC-World'a Largest Ship
FROM THE ARABIC
The Plague went forth in the land,
A charming affair of the past week a nd one met him, asking if he could
tay
his cruel hand. The Plague an-
Wan a family dinner party given on s
Sunday evening, at which Mr. and I s wered that he meant to he merciful:
he
would
only take five thousand
Mrs. D. A. Levine of 1654 Burlin-
game avenue were hosts, when an- I from the earth. Some time afterwards
hese
two
met
again. "So thou art a
nouncemcnt was made of the be.; I
trothal of their brother. Harry M. liar as well as a murderer!" said the
rther
to
the
Plague,
"thy five thou-
Schlussel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel r
S. Schlussel, to Miss Ida Betty Gold- , sand meant fifty thousand!" "Not so,"
answered
the
Plague.
"I took but my
man. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Goldman of West Grand boulevard. live thousand; fear and worry killed
the others."
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Braun of 2233
West Euclid avenue entertained at
their home on Saturday evening for Edith Albert hove returned from a
their brother, Leonard Braun of New delightful visit to Ottawa Beach and
York, who is here for an extended Chicago.
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marwil and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Julius II, Epstein of Melvin, of the Astor Court apart-
ments,
accompanied by their mother ,
8840 LaSalle boulevard will spend
the coming week in New York City, Mrs. Stricker of Chicago, left for a
following which they will leave for motor trip to Buffalo and other East-
Atlantic City for a two months' stay. ern points of interest.
J. Shurly Horwitz and Revs Hor-
witz, son and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Mrk Horwitz of Trenton.
Mich., have left for Vancoover, B.
C., to visit with relatives over the
summer months.
■ nd European Plans.
New Hydriatic Baths.
The Misses airothy, Florence and
Ruth Frank of 841 West Boston
boulevard are spendin r: the summer
at Camp Servo, Twero, Me., -while
the .r parents are abroad.
Mrs. I. Hurwitz and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Abramovitch of Clara. of Palmer avenue have left for
this city are visiting with Mr. and Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Mark Horwitz at their home at
William II. Friedberg, son of Mr.
Trenton, Mich.
and Mrs. M. Friedberg of 610 Vir-
Mrs. S. Gittleman is entertaining gini ■ park, left for Schooner Lake
her sister-in-law, Mrs. L. Rosenberg Camp, in the Adirondacks, for the
His sister, Miss Evelyn
slnMer.
of Mephis, Tenn.
Friedberg, is spending the summer at
the
Rosenthal
cottage in Petoskey,
Mrs. 0. I. Baker (Ethel Schlussel)
and the Mimes Belle Schlussel and ,Mich.
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