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TiirmuntorvbxisligiRoNicil:
CONSTANTINOPLE ASYLUM
IS DESTROYED BY FIRE
however, is very precarious, since'
there are no accommodations in the
city which could give them shelter.
CONSTANTINOPLE.---IJ. T. A.1
Fs rty thousand Jews in Newark,
—The Jc:rsh orphan asylum here,
which sheltered 200 children, was de- N. J., are represented in the confer-
stroyed by lire July 22. By the quirk ence of Jewish Charities recently
action of the fire department, all the formed and consisting of 13 organi-
children were saved. Their situation, zatiolis.
TRACT COMMISSION
ISSUES CALENDARS
•
Have
You
Ever
Tasted
Gunsberg's
Delica-
tessen?
You are missing a treat un-
less you do so. That's what
people say after partaking of
Cunsberg's delicious corned
beef, wieners, salami and bo-
logna. "Ask your dealer."
Ou r remarkable
growth has been due
to the fact that once
" G u n sberg's pro.
ducts" are tasted,
GUNSBERG
PACKING CO.
you will insist AL-
WAYS upon "Gun,
berg's." Drop into
our retail store,
8809 Twelfth St.,
2.380 TWENTIETH STREET
Glendale 8244
any time and try
one of our delicious
sandwiches.
ISSUES A BROCHURE
ON THEODOR HERZL
Asks Heads of Educational and
Other Public Institutions
for Co-operation.
CINCINNATI---A calendar of Jew-
ish holidays from 1924-25 has just
been issued by the tract commission
under the joint auspices of the Union
of American Hebrew Congregations
and the Central Conference of Amer-
icon Rabbis. These calendars have
been sent to presidents of universi-
ties, superintendents of public
schools and high schools, as well as
to the heads of nenal and correctional
institutions. This calendar was sent
with a view to co-operating with edu-
cational institutions, urging them not
to schedule examinations on any of
the important Jewish holy days. A
message is contained from the tract
commission to the heads of institu-
tions and is as follows:
"The tract commission offers this
calendar of Jewish holy days to school
and university authorities having
Jewish students in their charge and
to the heads of other institutions in
which there may be Jewish inmates.
"The tract commission trusts that
the heads of institutions desire to be
informed on these mutters so that in
the routine of their office work they
may be enabled to arrange slates of
matriculation, exemination and other
important activities which will not
force some of the persons who come
under their juri-diction to disregard
their religious duties.
"For your sympathetic co-opera-
tion in this, to us, no vital a matter,
the tract commission will be very
thankful."
REINACH NAMED PROFESSOR
Safe Investment-- High Ideal
The Amcrican
Garden City
HERZLIA
(.1. T. A.1 — Theodore
Reina•h has been proposed by the
Academic ties Inscriptions et Belles-
Lettres for the position of professor
at the College de France.
The New
Tel Aviv
first 100 settlers.
For details see Dr. M. Sheinkin, representative of Zion Common-
wealth, at the following places:
The seventy-fifth annual Michigan
State Fair, which opens Aug. 29, will
be marked by liberal awards for win-
ners in all departments. Cash prizes
will total more than $100,000, as
to announcement by G. W.
Dickinson, secretary-manager.
The cattle department leads with a •
total of $17,778 to be awarded and
every class in the department is pro-
vided for in the prior list. In the
horse department the awards will
total $13,030.
Among the other departments pro-
ebbed for is the boys' and girls' club
departments, in accordance with the
state fair's policy of encouraging
Michigan boys and girls and making
competition not only interesting but
worth while. The total of the awards
in this department is $4,566.
The appeal to the housewife,
whether on city or farm, is made
strong in the awards for -winners in
two departments. In the dairy and
rIrimstic department the award total
$1,339 and in the woman's work de-
partment the total is greater.
WHY.NOT YOU?
ZIONIST OFFICE—EVERY DAY
1109 Majestic Bldg. Cadillac 2350.
S. K. SLOBIN
KIRBY CENTER-609 KIRBY ST.
403 Ford Bldg.
Cadillac 6903
"See Slobin for Jos. Campau Frontage."
Sunday 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
Tuesday and Thursday Evenings 7 P. M. to 8:30 P. M.
At Open Car Cost
COACH
ohoomo,
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CLASSIFIED :-:
Genuine Balloon Tires Enhance World's Greatest Value
Naturally when balloon tires had es-
tablished their superiority Hudson and
Essex would adopt them. They are
now standard equipment. They add
an even greater measure of riding
ease, steadiness and good looks to the
notable values of the Coach.
In workmanship, mite nals and design
both Hudson and Essex are of one
quality—built in the same factories,
under the same patents. Your choice
between them will rest solely
on the price you want to pay.
$ 1000
Consider how the growing trend to
closed cars affects resale values. The
diminishing demand for open cars
means far faster depreciation In
that type. As the wanted type, the
Coach maintains exceptionally high
resale value.
COACH
6432 II•mllton at Philadelphia
4721 Warren. West at Thirtieth
13506 Oaliman Blvd. at Davison
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Last Performance Sunday "LEAH KLESCHNA"
In the American Comedy of Home Life
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LOVE!
LAUGHTER!
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FOR RENT—Comfortable room,
!steely furnished, to gentleman.
Refined fartaly. Virginia park,
near car line. Phone Walnut
5725-W.
VIRGINIA PARK, near Linwood, for
sale. Beautiful single home; three
bedrooms and sleeping- porch; !nod-
ern to the minute; large size' Is .;
two-car garage and side delve.
$17,500, small down payment, bal-
ance easy terms. ('hone Mr. Davis,
Main 2325, week days.
Shopping 'Directory
,Northway 5389
1
Wholesale and Retail Salesrooms—Woodward at Garfield.
CASS MOTOR SALES
3612 Woodward Ave.
ACME MOTOR SALES CO.
6245 Grand River Am.
And These Metropolitan Dealers:
CLEMENTS SALES &
MILLER MOTOR SALES
6460 Jefferson Ave. East
SERVICE
7023 Graben Ave.
CRESSY AUTO SALES
627 Jefferson Am. East
FAIRVIEW MOTOR SALES
HARW1TH COMPANY
FRED K. HENRY
KAISER MOTOR SALES CO.
12740 Jeff... Ave. East
M21 Malta. A...
11651 Woodeaard Ave.
7735 Harper Ave.
TEAGAN MOTOR SALES
3836 Grated Leer Awe.
POTTS MOTOR SALES
1140 Joe. Cum. Ave.
LIVERNOIS GARAGE
Livernels sod 5evemMile Reuel
TRIANGLE MOTOR SALES
2986 Grafi.' Ave.
RUND MOTOR SALES
5927 Mack Ave.
BEGIN BROS. MOTOR SALES
10939 Kerchmal A...
Dealer• In
Canaries. Parrots and Cold.FIshl atm
Bird, Fish, Dog and Poultry Supplies.
Northway 1780
HIRAM JACKSON
STANDARD
ASBESTOS MFG. CO .
ROBERT M. DRYSDALE
119 E. Jefferson Ave. Phone Mahe 2330
Manufacturers and Contractor. of
STEAM PIPE and BOILER
COVERINGS
800 W . BALTIMORE
PHOTOGRAPHERS
BEAUTY SALON
111.6011
5TROH
SCHOOLER'S
W. spec , Are in Women's. name .ad
C/oldren's 11.or Coning.
PRINTING
9013 OAKLAND AVE,
THE STYLER PRESS
ELECTRICAL WORK
-
f or App ∎ ontmen1 Phone Northway 2985
Ntylers of Good !'rioting.
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JAPANNING
ENAMELING
Fenders, Hoods and Parts.
We Cell for and Deli",
MICHIGAN JAPANNING
& ENAMELING CO.
1.3720 Third Are.
GIeedele 4611
C. C. Berghoeffer, Prop.
FORT SHELBY GARAGE BLDG.
Phone Main 5517
Henry F. Hurley
ELECTRICIAN
RADIO SERVICE
and Repairing
Radio Service 1
3;r:
Glendale 0523
R.dle Cr
Prompt and Safe .
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BOILDINIS
Portrait• of
Children Exclusively
Barber Shop and Beauty Shop.
MOVING and STORAGE
City and Suburbs
Northway 4170
SHIPPING
ROYCE & PASSMORE, Inc.
ASBESTOS PRODUCTS
eulti.t Warts..
WASHINGTON RADIO SHOP
1M1 Washington Blvd.
H. SCHINDLER MOVING
4. AND STORAGE CO.
695 Division
Street
Phone Cadillac 1230
Ma* ISM
REAL ESTATE .
Attention of All Property Owners.
If you desire to bur or WI property end
at the same One have your Interests pro-
1.1.41 then mtl un
COGUT & PEARL
MOVING
8785 Hamilton Avenue
CRATING
PET STOCK
BEULA STARR,
H. H. Dickinson Co.
ME hose 4779
Jaqua-Oetroit Products.
WINDOW SHADES, AWNINGS,
TENTS, ETC.
937 Lamed St. E.
Cadillac 5970
418 Capital Theatre BM..
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STORAGE
MEIrost C78
DETROIT CANVAS CO.
SUPERFLUOUS 11015, MOLES AND
WARTS PERMANENTLY REMOVED by
multiple electrolysis. Sitty to 700 hairs
removed per hour, according to your
rase. 1 ponvely
si
gua r• ntee m y work
to be permanent. Phom Main 2759.
Finest in Detroit. Domestic
Prices Right.
!sixes.
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AWNINGS
Wiring
ANTHRACITE
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DISTRIBUTORS
g
TEARS!
5
FOR RENT — Beautiful furnished $
Reintroducing Ann Harding to her many Detroit admirers.
room in private home for one or
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Own; or,.couple, with kitchen privi- t 11.1
(Tax Extra)
Be Sure to Get
Parts Price List
from Your
Dealer
5 N
S
2
1500
AARON DeROY MOTOR CAR CO
8
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So Why Buy an Open Car?
Hudson
and Essex
Are of One
Quality
d
GARRICK
Week Starting
Monday, August 4
Nights 25e to $1.00.
Fifteenth Annual Season—Eleventh Week.
Popular Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 25e end 50e.,
FOR RENT—Lake Orion. Will share
, seven-room modern cottage at $50
By RACHEL CROTHERS
I per month or $15 per week. Phone
•
Empire 3567 or write Sofferin,
"The greatest comedy of American home life ever written—and
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Orion Grove, Orion, Mich.
gll such a play as made 'Clarence' and 'The First Year' doubly attrae--
tine. —N. Y. Evening Telegram.
FOR RENT—Well furnished room in 2
' As satisfyingly funny as anything hereabouts."—N. Y. Evening $
, a private family for a gentleman.
Mail.
Write Jewish Chronicle, Box 660.
SUPER-SIX
Sold by the
""ko cx
1 The Bonstelle Company 1
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"MAR THE THIRD" Jo
"MARY
HUDSON
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High Street at Hastings
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COACH
You see the coach everywhere in in-
creasing numbers. Everyone wants
closed car comforts. They will no
longer accept half-utility when all-
year usefulness and comforts cost
no more in the Coach.
OFF!
Qs.
CYLINDERS reground, new pistons,
rings, pins furnished, bearings
tightened, rods straightened and, °
d i
valves ground. Fords, $30; Chen-
rolets, • $35; Dodges, $40; Buicks,
565 complete and ready to run.
Free inspection; all work guaran-
teed. 119 Winder St. (rear), be-
tween Woodward and John It.
Cadillac 9361.
MONEY TO LOAN—Unlimited time
available on first mortgage loan.,
Long terms if desired. Also con
struction loan. for large amounts.
Prompt service and fair treatment.
Call Philip Rosenthal,Lincoln 1068.1
oon Tires
August Sale
H. E. ZIMMERN
REFINED YOUNG WIDOW sleaires!
I to meet gentleman between 30 and
40, Object matrimony. 'Write Jew-
ish Chronicle, Box 859.
Standard Equipment
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anent of the Lane Bryant store its
New Yotk, where his esput ation us
an able shoe Sian was made.
Dr. Byron Schindler, the noted foot
specialist of New York, supervises the
shoe department of the Lane Bryant
,tore. The 'Adapto" shoe, which is a
corrective shoe adapted to the neede
of women, is fitted by experts who
are trained in their work. The
"Adapts" shoe, without - losing any
of its style, is built with a scientific
I reinforced arch which gives sustain-
' ins support and exclusive combine-
' lion last, resulting in snug heel fa-
lling and in the retention of regularI
width and length. The shoes are
made 41 all sizes to I I and the widths
vary from AAA to EEE, thus insur-
ing the fitting of every size foot.
FOR RENT-272 Argue Ave., be-
tween John R. and Brush streets.
Furnished room in private family.
Phone Empire 5475-R.
The oustanding buying choice this year is "Closed Car Corn-
forts at Open Car Cost." The Coach alone provides them. It is
exclusive to Hudson and Essex. Everyone knows it gives highest
closed car value. And because no other type or car shares its
position it is the largest selling 6-cylinder closed car in the world.
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FOR RENT—Wish to share seven-
room private home with couple or
two young gentlemen. With ga-
rage. Call Hemlock 3319-M or at
360 Trowbridge.
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`America's Finest Furniture'
FOR RENT —Desirable furnished
room for one or two gentlemen.
Meals if desired. 2201 Blaine Ave.,
apartment 105.
Hoy
Good News!
6
°°.\ 25%
leges.
- All modern conveniences.
Pho-ne Garfield 5375-R.
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Prizes to Exceed $100,000 Will
Be Awarded at State
Fair.
This thoroughfare which is the Woodward Avenue: of
Hamtramck affords you ors excellent opportunity to make a
mighty fine investment.
Jos. Campau is about to be widened between Davison and
7-mile road, making it n wonderful buy.
Others have made money on Campau property and are still
buying same.
Low prices. Easy payments. Loans for buildings to the
4.1
e06
NEW YORK.—Young. Judaea has
added to its publications "'Theodor'.
Of interest to Its-trait women is
Ilerzl,'' is biography, by Emanuel
Neumann, profusely illustrates', pub- the news that H. E. Zimmerli of the
leme
Bryant Company, accompanied
lished by Young Judaea, 114 Fifth
by his wife, is in New York selecting
avenue, New York.
This biography is admirably con- . fall shoed of the latest styles and i
reined and written. In scope it em- adapted to the needs of the numerous
braves the complete life and labors women who feel that the Lane Bryant
of Dr. llerzl, yet it is written with shoe department hest tills their foot- ,
such clearness and simplicity that the wear needs. Mr. %Mimeos has been
subject is fully covered in the space in Detroit but a short time, formerly
of a small brochure. Ermh stage in ' having had charge of the stele depart-
Ilerzl's career is vividly marked. The
style is especially adapted to children
and adolescents, yet is so graceful
and thoughtful as to arrest the atten-
tion of the adult reader. The booklet
is handsomely bound in colored paper
cover and illustrated with many pho-
tographs, come of them published for
the first time.
HAVE YOU BOUGHT JOS..
CAMPAU FRONTAGE YET?
AT THE SEASHORE IN PALESTINE
E. Zimmern of Lane Bryant
In East Selecting Autumn
Footwear.
5
!Jewish Theatre Manager.)
Cadillac 1978
3003 Hutted@ St.
RESTAURANT
Straus Kosher Restaurant
We
II kinds of dairy lunches.
WHY WORRY ABOUT COOKING AT
HOME.
5964 Twelfth St.—Car Taylor.
Phone Empire Ot51
We serve regular Pincher. dinner, or
after theatre suppers at very reasonable
Niece.
OR OVER 50 YEARS