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Fraternal and
Club Notes

Em El Social Alders.
The Ern El Social Alders will hold
a short meeting Saturday evening,
July 19, at 8:45 at the North End
Branch of the Jewish Institute, 1111
Westminster. Members have been
requested to come on time no that
the meeting may be concluded at an
early hour.

Social Mixers.

The last meeting of the Social Mix.
ers was held at the home of Miss
Winkler. A new member, Miss Hart-
man, was elected. Dancing followed
the conclusion of the business meet-
nig. The raffle committee reported
that nearly all the tickets had been
sold for the table lamp which is to
be raffled at the next meeting, which
will be held July 23 at the home of
Mr. Fogel, 292 Theodore street, at 8
o'clock.

Perigolds.

A meeting of the Perigolds was
held at the home of Miss Jean Collins
of 8568 Cameron avenue last Tues-
day evening. A musicale is to be
given at the home of Miss Lillian
Kopatz for the members and their
friends.

Maerlin.

The members of the Maevlin Club
enjoyed a wienie and marshmallow
roast at Belle Isle Tuesday, July 15.
The next meeting of the club will
take place July 22 at the home of
Miss Dorothy Wallace of 2306 Clair-
mount avenue.

Athena Girls Club.

J

OYS may come—and go. But the kind
of furnishings you find at Dean's are
a joy forever!
You, whose desires are for an odd
chair, an unusual table or stand, a beauti-
ful lamp, a choice rug, a masterpiece pic-
ture, a handsome davenport, an impressive
tapestry--a dining room, living room or
bedroom suite—an exquisite object of
decorative art—anything in finer furnish.
ings for gracing the home—you should see
the wonders of Dean studios!

The last regular meeting of the
Athena Girls Club was held last
Tuesday at the home of Miss Ethel
Last, Owen avenue. Plans were COM-
pleted for the excursion to be held
Sunday, July 20, at Put-In-Bay. Mem-
bers have been asked to meet at
the foot of First street at 8:30 in
the morning. The Misses Sophie
Schwartz, Shirley Victor, Gertrude
Hershman and Adeline Cohen are the
committee in charge of the annual
dance to be held at Ilotel Stotler in
October. During the summer meet-
ings will be held every other week.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Miss Ruth AaronotT, 455
King avenue, Tuesday evening, July
29.

STUDENT
FEATURES OF NEW CAMBRIDGE
BECOMES CHAMPION
the
IMMIGRATION LAW
RABBI WOLF GOLD
ARE MADE CLEAR
GOES TO PALESTINE

Abrahams conies from a family of
noted athletes. Ile competed in the
100, 200 and 400-meter races and
long jump.

Harold Abrahams Defeats American
Sprinters in Franco.

Provisions As to Exemptions
Are Summarized by Bu-
reau at Washington.

PROCEDURE OF RELATIVES
OF EXEMPT CLASS GIVEN

Department of Labor Issues
Petition Form Required
of Applicants.

WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.).
The Bureau of Immigration, in view I
of existing misunderstanding regard.
ing the new immigration law, explain-
ed certain features of the law, and
the regulations issued thereunder,
particularly respecting the procedure
to obtain immigration visas for rela-
tives exempt from the quota, and
those relatives given preference with-
in the quota.
Relatives totally exempt from
quota restrictions are the wives and
unmarried children, under 18 years
of age, of American citizens; minis-
ters of religion, college professors,
their wives and unmarried children
under eighteen; as well as bona tide
students, at least 15 years of age,
seeking entry temporarily for the
purpose of pursuing their education
at government approved educational
institutions.
The next class, which is not, how-
ever, exempt from the quota, but
merely given preference over all
other applicants, up to one-half of
each month's quota, is comprised of
children between 18 and 21, fathers,
mothers, husbands or wives of Ameri-
can citizens, and also immigrants who
are skilled in agriculture and their
dependent children under 16.

Declarants Kin Not Preferred.

The attention of the public is cal-
led to the fact that outside of the
exceptions above mentioned, the only
relatives entitled to exemption or
preference, are these whose relatives
in America are full-fledged citizens
of this country, and that the rela-
tive, of mere declarants or immi-
, grants are not entitled to any prefer-
Upholstering
,' ence or any special privilege what-
i ever.
Draperies
Nu Beta Phi.
As regards those immigrants who
Rugs and Carpets
A raffle was held by the Nu Beta are entitled to preference within the
Lamps and Shades
Phi Sorority Tuesday evening, July quota, the quotas of the east Euro-
15, at the home of Miss Ilelen Holin- pean countries are so small that even
Window Shades
stet, 6703 Van Court avenue. Miss the number of relatives who may be
Objets de' Art
Bettie Zamsky of Pittsburgh drew the given preference by reason of earlier
winning ticket, the kodak, which was application will prove a very small
the article raffled, going to David number.
Love of 516 Woodward avenue. Mem-
The procedure for obtaining im
bers and guests enjoyed a bridge and migration visas for exempt and pre-
luncheon following the raffle.
, ferred relatives above specified is as
follows:
Any citizen of the United States
claiming that any immigrant is his
1227 Griswold St., between Grand River and State
relative, and that such immigrant is
Telephone Main 0224
properly admissible to the United
States as exempt, or is entitled to
preference as a relative, may file with
the Commissioner General a petition
in a form prescribed by the Labor
Among the Detroiters who are Department, stating: 1, the petition-
visiting at the Park lintel, Mount er's name and address; 2 if a citizen
Clemens, are Mrs. A. Simons, Mrs. by birth, the date and place of his
M. Lebenberg and Mr. and Mrs. Si. birth; 3, if a naturalized citizen, the
I. Nathan. Mrs. Doktor of New York date and place of his admission to
City, who is the sister of Mrs. Fannie citizenship and the number of his
sacrifice Christian children as Pass- Welfare Board is conducting a con- Doktor of Detroit, is also spending certificate, if any; 4, the name and
over olferings and use their blood for test for one and two-act plays dealing several weeks at the Park Hotel.
address of his employer or the place
ritual purposes.
with a Jewish theme for production
of business or occupation if he is not
Krasnitzki has started a libel ac- by seniors in Jewish community cen-
Mrs. Men Ii. Levy of the London an employee; 5, the degree of the re-
Charged With Belonging to Former tion against the archbishop, and in- ters of America. Three prizes of $200, Manor Apartments, 1785 Seward ave- lationship of the immigrant for whom
tends to call as witnesses in his de- $150 and $100, respectively, will be nue, and Mrs. Milly Berg of the Ad- such petition is made, and the names
"Black Hundred."
fense Metropolitan Eudokim and awarded to the authors of the three dison lintel are at the Bancroft of all the places where such immi-
best plays submitted.
Hotel, Saginaw, where they were cal- grant has resided prior to and at the
MOSCOW.—(J, T. A.)—Krasnitz- Lvoff.
kl, the head of the Communist "living
The contest will continue until Oc- led by the serious illness of their time when the petition is filed; 6,
mother, Mrs. Lena Clinkostine.
that the petitioner is able to and will
church", is accused of having been a
tober 1 and is open to everyone. The
support the immigrant if necessary
member of the infamous pogromist or-
rules of the contest call for an origi-
to prevent such immigrant becoming
ganization, known, in the days of the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Shulman
of
nal work and must deal with some
czar, as the "Black Hundred," in a
Jewish problem or center around one Delaware avenue have as their house a public charge.
statement made by Archbishop Veden-
guests
their
sister,
Mrs.
M.
M.
Gor-
Petition Must Be Attested.
of the Jewish festivals. Another re-
Three Prima Will be Awarded to
sky of the Orthodox Russian Synod.
quirement is that it must be suitable choff and daughter, Dolly, of Hotel
This petition must be accompanied
Winning Authors.
Sherwn,
Chicago.
The archbishop also states that the
for production by seniors in the vari-
by the statements of two or more
present head of the "living church"
ous Y. M. H. A.'s and Jewish centers
responsible citizens of the United
Miss Rose Tobias of Oklahoma States, to whom the petitioner has
was one of those who during the Nel-
NEW YORK.—To encourage the in America. A committee composed
lie trial in Kiev alleged that the Jews writing of Jewish plays, the Jewish of three judges will award the prizes. City is the guest of her uncle and been personally known for at least
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Friedberg one year. The Department of La-
of Virginia Park.
bor has published the form of peti-
tion to be used, and will send it by
Miss Rita Ilarris was hostess at a
mail to soy party requesting it, and
bridge party at her home Wednes-
will not consider any other form of
day, July 16, in honor of Miss Sylvia petition.
Kaplan of Chicago, who is visiting in
If the Commissioner General finds
the city. Many delightful affairs are
the facts stated in the petition to be
being arranged for Miss Kaplan.
true, and that the immigrant in re -
spect to whom the petition is made
Mrs. George Bloom and daughters,
is entitled to be admitted to the
Dorothy and Ruth Elaine, of Tenny-
United States as a non-quota immi-
son avenue are spending the summer
grant, or is entitled to preference as
at Wolf and Grass Lakes, Mich.
a relative, he shall, with the approval
of the Secretary of Labor, inform
Mrs. Bertha Friedman of Chicago
boulevard and daughter, Mrs. Harry the Secretary of State of his decision,
Sloan, are spending several weeks in and the Secretary of State shall then
authorize the consular officer with
Atlantic City.
whom the application for the immi-
gration visa has been filed to issue
Miss Dorothy Simon of Chicago is
Branch offices of the Bank of Detroit have
the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. the immigration visa or grant the
preference.
been established throughout the city for
David Solomon and daughter, Edith,
All other immigrants except those
of dfid Frederick avenue. Miss Solo-
the use of those who find it inconvenient to
mon entertained at her home Sunday specified above as exempt or pre-
ferred
need only apply directly for a
come to our main office.
evening in honor of Miss Simon, who
is the fiancee of her brother, Jack visa to their nearest consul abroad.
Those
of the non-exempt and non-
Solomon.
Each of our community banks offer you the
preferred class do not need any pa-
same dependable, friendly service for
pers
from
America. The preferred
Miss Pearl Silverman of Toledo is
visiting relatives and friends in the relatives, however, in addition to
which the Bank of Detroit is known
writi
ng
the
e
r re
I
relatives
in America to
city .
throughout the city.
file the necessary petition in Wash-
On July 7th we opened our latest branch bank
ington, should immediately, without
,
Not only can you carry a commercial or
—the sixteenth—at 8300 Linwood Ave., at
Vivid-Colored Hues of Ancient waiting for their American relative to
the south-east corner of Euclid Ave.
take action, apply for a visa with the
savings account in one of these branch
Rome to be Shown in
I consul as otherwise the quota may be
Business men and residents of this fast grow-
Pageant.
banks, but you can pay your water, gas
' filled by previous non-preferred appli-
ing locality are cordially invited to visit this
cations.
newest community bank and become ac-
telephone and electric bills and save many
The pageantry of ancient Rome
quainted. Commodious and comfortable quar-
tedious
trips
downtown.
under
Nero,
the
cruelty
of
its
em-
ters have been provided, and friendly and
peror, the selfishness of its patrician
efficient employees will be glad to welcome
The hours these branches of the Bank of
leaders and the daring of the small
old friends and customers.
group of high-minded men who de-
Detroit
are
open
are
convenient
too;
10
to
Should you become a customer here, your
nounced the vices of the day, will be
3 on week days. 9 to 12 on Saturdays, from
every banking needs will be taken care of
I enacted in the open-air spectacle to American Jews Plan Music Center in
with promptness, courtesy and efficiency. If
ti until 8 o'clock Monday evenings.
Palestine.
b staged at the Grotto Stadium Au-
you are not a customer we will be most happy
gust 2 to 17 by the World Amuse-
to accommodate you in every possible way.
Visit the Bank of Detroit branch nearest
ment Service Association. The page.
NEW YORK.—The administrative
Come in and learn what Bank of Detroit
ant, which is entitled."The Awakes- council of the Jewish memorial
your home or place of business and let the
con-
friendliness and courtesy will mean to you.
ing," is being prepared by men who servatory of music to be erected in
manager explain to you the many service
have
won
distinction
in
various
Palestine has issued an appeal for
this strong bank can offer you.
branches of dramatic art, among funds, Dr. Joseph Silverman, rabbi
them Del Pere Brandeaux, formerly emeritus of Temple Emanuel, presi-
with the Russian Ballet Company and dent of the board, who returned from
a skillful exponent of classical danc- a tour in the Holy Land, said that an
ing, and Harry Keefer, for 22 years institution of the kind was urgently
stage director for Robert B. Mantel!, needed. "Hundreds of young men and
the distinguished interpreter of women who have been educated in Eu-
Shakespearean roles. A number of rope and America are pioneering in
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civic and fraternal organizations in Palestine; they have little opportun-
Detroit are co-operating in the pres- ity for recreation, and nothing would
entation of the pageant.
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Exterior Painting
Interior Decorating
Wall Papers
Furniture
Period Furniture
Antique Furniture

PARIS.—Harold bl. Abrahams, an
undergraduate at Cambridge Univer-
sity, scored over four of the fleetest
athletes of America in the 100-meter
sprint final in the Olympic in Colons-
ben, France, July 6. Among those
who went down to defeat before Eng-
land's champion sprinter was Charles
l'addock, holder of the world's record
for the distance of 100 meters and de-
fender of the title. Abraham's vic-
tory for Great Britain came as a
great blow to the Americans, who con-
tended with the utmost impetuousity
with the star athlete's representing
Finland for the supremacy in the in-
ternational games.

SAN FRANCISCO•—(J. T. A.).—
Rabbi Wolf Gold, well-known bliz-
rachi leader and rabbi of the United
Jewish Orthodox Community of this
city, has resigned his post and is leav-
ing for Palestine.
Rabbi Gold, since coming to San
Francisco from New York, made a
strenuous effort to build up in the
for west a united Jewish orthodox
community. He succeeded in scour-
ing a Jewish center for the orthodox
group, where activities along spirit-
ual, social and recreational lines for
young and old are carried on.

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Sport Dresses

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