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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1924-10-31

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PAGE THIRTEEN

SHOPPING DIRECTORY

AWNINGS

DE

PET STOCK

y

CANVAS CO.

SENATOR COUZENS STRONGLY BACKS
CANDIDACY OF JOSEPH A. MARTIN

lfititeb .5.)h7ics —iiettcsic

ROYCE & PASSMORE, Inc.

Jaqu•Detroit Product..

Detlets

1/ •I” CoV.1.1411

•-0 CLASSIFIED :-: FARM SCHOOL WORK 1 YOUNG WOMEN TOLD





GIVEN HIGH PRAISE, BUSINESS OF LIFE

I OR RENT

Large front 'room in
modern. private apartment. Con -
venient to Woodward car and John . _ _
two. Growth of Movement to Train Y. W. Girls Hear
for , one
bus.
t ,
oort,,% ay a .. ■ 1 01
Roasunaa b le,

LADY DESIRES rosynoN to

Canaries, Parrot.and Gold•Fish; also
Bled, Fish, Dog and Poultry Suppliee.

either
remain at 110111C Willi children or to .
travel 1111d lake t•llni Of children.
Communicate with Rose tloss, 17:42

American Jewish Farmers
Shown at Festival.

Bank Attache
Suggest Budgets for Those
Receiving Limited Income.

.
_____ __
That ,ii.o.intiri,
That working, women should ap-
119 E. Jades son Ave. Phone M•in 2330
Br Sherman E. Groselipht,
Fourth lye.
agrieult u s e iS the follniiiBion of primal the prohlent of intelligent liv-
72 Monroe AI...
American business, and the future of ing,
i as a well planned business under•
PRINTING
Detroit, Mich.
FOR RENT--itazdwood ii;:4. Mod . this country lies in its farming pro• taking rat her thaw/ a visionary ro-
LECTRICAL
WORK
E
ern se\ en-room fiat and garage.
, ducing power, was the Ullittlinioll• MAIM'. Was urged by Mrs. Frank %/-
BY dter V, Groaelieht :-
-
THE STYLER PRESS
senblatt. educational director of the
FOR RENT --N icely furnished room . opinion of sneakers at the Succoth
I have your letter of the 27th.
Stylers of Good Printing
Henry F. Hurley
in modern heated apartment for harvest festival at the National Farm First National and Central Saving,
hank., at the first monthly meeting
near
Doylestown.
More
than
one or two gentlemen. Reason. School,
I think that moat everyone knoee
;
C. C. Berghceffer, Prop
ELECTRICIAN
3,000 persons attended the annual of the iieason of the Y011111/ Women's
:adv. Relined homelike surround -
my confidence and belief in Br. Martin. both no a Plan
Hebei, Association at the .lewish
Phone
meeting.
held
in
the
new
Loucheim
trigs. Only two in flail
and no a candidate for Mayor, and my own intimate
FORT SHELBY GARAGE BLDG.
Wring and Repairing
Hall, erected in memory of the late Women's Club, 89 Rowena street,
Hemlock 8771 -M .
seeociation le.th his for • number of years naturally
Phone Main 5517
laid Sunday aftertoion, Mrs. Rosen-
Rebecca
Louchom.
Glendale 0523
shone Into up to roe to be the best Oandldatee
SITERFLCOUS HAIR - Moles and The farm school, established by the Matt, whose work at the banks in-
Joseph
Krauskopf
28
years
valves
counselling persons in many
Dolibtlese you know I have not sonde
warts permanently removed by late Pr.
RADIO SERVICE
any campaign on my own account, largely because Of
multiple electrolysis si x t y I I , ;lag°, has Made great progress during walks of life in the matter of properly
phyeic ■ l conditions, and therefore here not been buoy
Dr.
Bor
budgeting
of their incomes, advocated
EXTERMINATORS
hairs removed per hour, according the past year, according to
I have retrained from entering into
an you euggeat.
B i d 13,0, itinwhos, Fleas and their
to your case. I positively guaran- nard Ostralenk, director of the insti- personal finance 41:. 11 means of as.nr-
the
local
campaign
because
I
believe
the
people
are
g••, lists and Mire destroyed with
e
tee my work to be permanent, lotion, who gave a graphic descrip. ing successful III ing, but before do-
other methods. Under
entirely competent to pick their own Layor and other
iwor• OSA •1111
Phone Main 2799. lieula Starr, 419 Don of the work accomplished by the ing 80 declared that the two essential
,aftintee •t low cost. We •s•
officer,.
Rai. Sete, Repairs n Sete, Rada. G.
coorteous treatment •nil ear,
boys on the farm, covering more than factors in the acquisition of happi-
Capitol Theater Bldg.
suiting
Work.
5.
us.
sure
Fumigator licensed •nd
••••tolon.
good sleben
ness were keeping oneself tit and find-
Thanking
you
for
your
1,000 acres.
by Board of Health. L.•
WASHINGTON RADIO SHOP
tar, nondisi
—48-141 RENT -- 2281 Pingree. Fur.
"The cultivation of all the land, the ing joy in one's work. Saving regu-
I seeure you are heartily reciprocated, I an
eland and Toledo Exterminator
'thigh
1,1
Dolt.
Male um
1501 Washington Blvd.
nished room for refined young man, care for more than 150 head of cattle, any an amount which varies accord-
pedts• .. Hickory MI.
References scores of hogs, many thousand head ing to income was laid down as funda-
with private family.
required. Phone Garfield 1519-M. fa poultry, and fruit orchards and mental and judicious buying of cloth-
MOVING
Sincerely yours,
— —
garden crops is the work we have ing during periods when emphiftic re-
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room successfully accomplished," said Dr. ductions are made was declared es-
STORAGE
MOVING
in modern apartment, with con- Ostralenk. "This required a sacri- s•ntial in the ease of young women
Attention
if
All
Property
Owners.
JC
LB
genial family. 1696 Gladstone,
ME arose 4779
titlroe 4778
It you desire to buy or sell property and
fire on the part or students who come with modest incomes.
Apt. 114.
at the name time have your interests rn
to the National Farm School from
Make. Announcement..
SHIPPING
CRATING
tented then rail on
REFINED JEIVISII YOUNG MAN every part of the country, and they
Miss Sara Landman, social director
COGUT & PEARL
desires
to
meet
refined
young
holy,
know
that
the
work
they
have
chosen
of the Y. W. II. A., announced that
(Jewish Theatre Manage.)
Cadillac 1876
widow or divorcee with some for their life's vocation will not be suppers at 7 o'clock are bring ar-
3003 Hastings St.
will include committees on hotel,
means. Object matrimony. Writ e so lucrative as other professions ranged for members who attend the
speakers, banquet, badges, registra-
which require similar training and lo- various clubs and cla.sses meeting dur-
9917.
tion, transportation, information, pub. , Jewish Chronicle, Box
- vestment. The reward is psychic and ing evenings. In addition to making
PHOTOGRAPHERS
RESTAURANT
licity, hospitality, printing, reception I FOR SALE
8' 15525 Inverness. Beau- consists largely in the satisfaction of it convenient for the girls who live
0
and entertainment. The personnel of
of indepen- at great distances from the clubhouse,
e
hous . Bath and health, of outdoor if
h tifu. l' sit; Coffin
Straus Kosher Restaurant
these committees will be s elected from ,
asement; two full stories. New',
•nye, of close family life and a va-
We nerve all kinds of dairy lunch..
the four congregations which will be . Open for inspection Saturday and riety of daily occupations of interest the plan rolls for instruction by the
domestic science instructor in the art
WHY WORRY ABOUT COOKING AT
Sunday. Schulte, Garfield 01112-W. i n h y i ng things."
Missouri City Plans Big Events in charge of the convention work.
HOME.
of preparing a well-balanced, nour-
1•7,11.011 A
81164 Twelfth St.—Car Taylor.
Commends Work of Faculty.
Two
Thousand
Expected.
ishing and inexpensive meal. She
For
Various
Organizations
STROH B(311.1:11Na
Phone Empire 0151
F'OR RENT—Furnished room. In
of
the
efficient
Dr.
Ostralenk
spoke
We serve regular lunches, dinners er
The convention will be held Jan. 20,
of Reform Jews.
b ittwish family. tin work of the competent faculty that also announced that the first hike of
home e of privateu
after theatre suppers •t very reasonable
the season would start from the club-
21,
and
22.
It
is
expected
that
nearly
of
Portraits
t line.
tune, near
• I Gar- was chosen after a long period of house at 9 o'clock Sunday, Nov. 2.
Mites.
i
2,000 prominent rabbis and Jewish
Children Enclueively
f eld 7954.
time, and how they were experi•nc-
Miss Ell1l1111 LazarotT, the Detroit
ST. LOUIS.—Preliminary steps fat; leaders from all parts of the country
11 Ilitlivulty in restraining the soprano, entertained the gathering
--"•• the organization of a local committee will attend. Reports on the progress FOR RENT—Room for couple. All 'log
youthful enthusiasm of the young with two folk songs, one Jewish and
to
plan
and
take
charge
of
the
bien-
REV. GABRIEL ZAKUTO nial convention of the Union of Am- made by the Union and its affiliated home conveniences. Reasonable. graduates. Ile spoke of the sudden t h e other Italian. Miss Ann Morris,
Michigan Paper Stock Co.
'
organizations, the National Fedora-
Call Hemlock 9782.
MEYER BARRON, Prop
1644 Gladstone Ass.
erican Ilelnew Congregations and its tins of 'foliate Sisterhoods and the increase in the price of wheat and president of the organization, pre-
Buyers at All Kind. of
Empire 6036.J.
affiliated organizations, which is to be National Federation of Temple Broth- PRACTICAL. NURSE—Experienced. how t hat would by responsible for aided.
Confinement cases. Mrs. It. Rosen- the bankruptcy of many American
WASTE PAPER
ion Mishima Israel.
held here, were started at a recent erhoods, will be presented and a spec-
With Con
man, 9214 Mack Ave. Phone Lin- fanners who would fail to discern
conference of leading reform Jews of i I report on plans for the strength-
Expert Mohel.
1342 Brewster St.
that the trend of wheat purchases FISHSON PREPARES
coin 5689 - W.
this city. A meeting of the presidents e n ing of the work of the Union will
Wedding ceremonies performed.
Caddis. 17011
C.adillaa 1706
of the several temples was held at the he presented by a committee of 25, FOR RENT- Steant heated room in from Europe is toward getting, not
NEW PLAY SERIES
American wheat, but cheap wheat,
residential
section
to
re.
Northwest
Columbian Club and plans were laid headed by David A. Brown of Detroit.
fined, respectable business woman. and cheap wheat cannot be purchased
for the organization of a convention
The
Union
of
American
Hebrew
month.
Call
Hemlock
2751-M.
on
the
high-priced
lands
of
the
north-
Differing Plays An
Four
Widely
Legislative Candidate Makes Chosen to Supervise Footwear committee and program. Edwin B. Congregations supports the Hebrew $25 a
.. west.
Week's Offering.
First Venture in Arena
Department of Lane-Bryant Meissner, president of Temple Sheen. Union College at Cincinnati, an insti- ! TO RENT—Nice airy Carat:Mal room we
A. Pratt, dean of the Wil-
Emeth, was chosen general chairman tution for the training of rabbis, con-
of Politics.
with private family for refined Per- Benison Trade School, praised Dr.
Detroit Store.
Mischa Fishson, art director of the
of the convention, with Aaron Wald- ducts synagogue and school extension
sn
o . R eference. 2681 Gladstone. Krauskopf, the founder of the Na- Yiddish Playhouse, '21414 Hastings
heim and Mrs. Maurice Steinfeld, vice- work in small cities, rural communt- .
11111101 Farm School, as one of the street, supported by the entire com-
2
19
1
I
i
,
I
l
ar
(I
Aaron Rosenberg, attorney and
chairmen, Julius Glaser, treasurer,
greatest men this country has ever
t r i , t , t , so, rn t 1 , e.t rc o u 7rli i e t s a n ocn en s te pres, ita t n l d rseu lim ginotu er s
communal worker, is a candidate for
and Sun.
Sun-
Harry Karnow, formerly of New and Benjamin Shifrin, secretary.
FtlI t l 1 It : N T - F Urnished room for re. seen. lie. Pratt contrasted the iu.. pany, will present Saturday
the Legislature from the First district York, said to he one of the best shoe-
Those present at the meeting includ- and We'lfare work among students at
fined
person.
Inquire
Caplan,
276
habitant
a of the world 6,000 years day matinee 111111 evening, Nov. I and
of Detroit. Mr. Rosenberg is engaged men in the country specializing in
melodrama,
"A
musical
a
new
e-
ed the presidents of the four Reform
:11edbury.
ago with those of today and traced 2,
in his first venture in politics and is stout women's footwear, has conic t temples of St. Louis, the presidents of universities and colleges', Pit/ilk/it's
Night in Paradise," by Kalmanowitz.
literature, tracts and see-
tht, c evolutio,n, of the farmer.
running on the Democratic ticket. Ile Dertoit to take charge of the shoe the sisterhoods, the presidents of th e religious
The
principal
roles
will
be
executed
mons for congregations without nab- $5,000 TO INVEST—With services,
For loll , 15 bays who were realm-
has taken a definite stand against the department If the Lane-Bryant store,
by man of 40; sound, honest judg- ated from the school last February, by Mr. Fishson, Betty Frank, Isaac
Men's Temple Clubs and the rabbis of
Ku Klux Klan and the recently en- succeeding II. E. Zimmer, who has the temples. An executive committee his; carries on national propaganda
ment, fair knowledge of publishing, 1100 positions were awaiting, accord- . Ark and Fannie Sherson. 'A Man
for
holiday
observance
and
takes
ac-
acted immigration law, favoring a been transferred to the ('hirago store
printing and advertising; also Ger- ing to the report of Harry B. Hirsh, Without a Name," of which several
formed width will be composed of lice interest in the defending, of civil
modification of its provisions. Mr. of the Lane-Bry ant company. Mt. WAS
I rvii n l , (1::n d s is i, h ka rne d,tR au b s iis,ih it, u ,ilani n, g th uu ag fe ee tt. . ! who is now touring the continent. His perf o rniancen were given during the
Rosenberg has pledged himself to Karnow has made a special study of the presidents of the temples, sister- 0101 religious rights of Jews in this
last few weeks, will be repeated Mon-
!report was read by Herbert I). All-
work for the best interests of the the problem of footwear for stout hoods, the Men's Temple Clubs and the country.
turfing, jobbing or other legitimate - man,
evening'
president of the Council of Jewish
of the building and day For
the first time in many yeara
people of the city and state if he be women and is particularly well Rutted
chairman
business
that
will
stand
strict
in
Women. The officers of the convention
campaign committe. Sixty-three boys
conws a member of the legislature.
to his position in the Lune-Bryant will also he members of the executive
vestigation and trial. Please state arc enrolled in the it i.i.otiiiiiii c l ass, there will be played "The Yeshibah
"Faithful
are
the
wounds
of
a
Bachur,"
a clasair of the Yiddish
store. Ile has made numerous sug.
full
particulars
to
receive
attention.
,
the in-
t h e largest that ever entered delayed
committee.
friend, but deceitful are the kisses of
stage. Mr. Fishson, Miss Frank, Mr.
Louis Busker,
Buser, 1514 Seward.
"Not of the letter, but of the spirit; gestions to shoe manufacturers as
The work of the convention will be friend,
stitut ion. Field work wan
0101 Miss Sherson will handle
Ark.
for the letter killeth, but the spirit to how to better their shoes for stout carried on by 12 committees which an enemy."—Proverbs.
rains but, the principal roles and will be sup-
F'OR RENT—Nicely furnished room several months by continual
All increased acre-
giveth life." women.
wirted by the rest of the troupe. A
for one or two gentlemen or couple , notwithstanding,
dairy,
hoe- request performance of Perez Hirsh.
con
age
was
eultivoted.
The
in private home. All modern
.
I
oultry
The Black-
ices. II o u s e keeping, privi. 8
poetic drama,
win'a,
‘ 4 9;In 5i7 e/m
' p operated to capacity. An
inents were
2090 Pinery, Garlichl aver-supply of products raised by the smith s Daughters," will be given
leges.
' students was sold during the past rhursday evening, Nov. 6.
INVESTORS TAKE NOTICE John year for $36,1100.
Add New Structure..
R. business frontage sac ediced. 51111'
ft. or any part. Also 42 residence . 'Many new structures were added
lots at one-half present valor. ('all l to the school buildings during the
owner, Mr. Schwartz, 812 Wash - past year, including Ullman Hall and

ington Blvd. Bldg. Cadillac 944n. ! the Krauskopf Memorial library
' which will be dedicated next year.
FOR RENT--Blitine near ear line. The library, built it, accordance with
furnished room with private the will of the founder, is a replica
family. Phone Garfield 3575-it. of the room where l/r. Krauskoprs
— books were stored in his home at Ger.!
FOR RENT--22901 West Philadelphia.
in private inantown and many thousand volumes
Nicely furnished 1'00111
of t he late rabbi's library will be
home. Phone Garfield 74;29,
placed in the new building. Other
_
u:..s of over $250,000 were
I . xi". ridit ,
YOUNG LADY EM PLO Y ED desires reported by the committee.
t
couple.
room with congenial young cofit.'•
warty thousand dollars 0'05 re.
Northwest section. Board optional.' eeived from t he estat e of Rosetta
Phone Garfield 7543-R.
Ullman; $20,1100 iron/ the Hibbs
-
FOR RENT Euclid West 3259. Near Farm, and tractors for operations on
ream
duplex,
the
farm from Abraham Erlanger;
Dexter. Upper six -
Garage. Available Nov. 15. Very $25,000 from Henry I.. Frank of Chi-
sago;
836,000 from the bequest of
reasonable.
Vega
'
; i i f ,2:
ANd
nt t h e t r .ne i t,zt
David
lDig
estate Las
FOR RENT—Glynn Court 1678. Six- i
Solvay Coke.
room flat with tile bath and shower. ovitz; $2,501) from the estate Of Sam.
eel Lowenstein, Philadelphia.
Phone Hemlock 6309-R.
Original
Three-Vein
A pledge to carry on the work of
his predecessor WAR expressed by
Pocahontas.
Senator Couzens Reiterates His Rabbi William II. Fineshriber, newly
Best Anthracite.
installed head of the Congregntion
Support of Former Act-
Kli11111iSeth Israel, who takes the place
ing Mayor Martin.
of Dr. Krauskopf. Dr. Fineshriber
Hardwood Chunks.
was elected to the directorate of the
A serif.: of most encouraging feu. Farm School. The officer. of the
tures marked this week ' s campaign of Farm School were re-elected.
Was $1000
Work done by the students during
Joseph A. Martin, former acting
mayor of Detroit and commissioner the past few months was exhibited to
of public works, who is now running the throng of visitors. "The Glean-
Pr," a periodical published by the stu•
for the office of mayor.
wrath
of the
Ku stand
Klux in Klan
and the
Martin's
hold
braving
the dents, was issued for the first time.

SHADS,
E AWNINGS,
WINDOW TENTS, TC.
E
Cadillac 5970
937 Lerned St. E.

)ARAM JACKSON

Oct.

ROBERT M. DRYSDALE

18.

1924

___

Iiiiii , ADELI.iii ‘

Radio Service

UNION CONVENTION
GOES TO ST. LOUIS

Sharp Price Reductions

HUDSON COACH

Now ; a $1395

ESSEX COACH

Now $945

BUILDERS' SUPPLY CO.

Northway 4170
"The greatest evils In life have
klan's followers: by introducing Ald-
rich Blake, the famous anti-klan their rise from thing. too small to be
'3
fighter, to the thousands attending attended to."—Turgot.
the meeting in the A cella Gardens
won him many new friends and the
increased admiration of his old on,. I
Following this came the letter 1, f
endorsement from United States Sen.
ator J111711 , Couzens. Senator Cour,
ens' endorsement came in the form
AUTO INSIVRAhNICE
of an answer to one of the Polish
voters of the city. This voter. St*al-
Mar.
ter Cuzicki, after hearing Mr.
an
MOO
tin declare tffitt he had she support
616.. 1
*and confidence of Mr. Couzens, wrote
acv
to the senator and asked confirme•
tiori of this repeated statement. The
answer of Senator Couzena follows:

Tax Extra

The World's Greatest Automobile Values
are now Priced Below All Comparison

RAL MUTUAL
• -CENT
V

INSURE YOUR CAR
ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS

They are the finest Hudson and Essex cars ever built.
Such price reductions are possible because they are
the largest selling 6-cylinder closed cars in the world.

Sold by the

L

Hudson
and Essex
Are of One
Quality

3632

DIS TRIBUTORS
Wholesale and Retail Salesrooms—Woodward at Garfield.

Woodward Ave.

ACME MOTOR SALES CO.
Nes Grand River Ave.
FAIRVIEW MOTOR SALES

12740 Jefferson Ave. East

FRED K. HENRY

3711 Michigan Ave.

,"

Be Sure to Get
Parts Price List
from Your
Dealer

AARON DeROY MOTOR CAR CO

CASS MOTOR SALES

[



And These Metropolitan Dealer.:
SALES
POTTS MOTOR SA
BAKER•STRENG MOTOR
c•.. at Peteiboro
'CAR C O.
CLEMENTS SALES &
6 5to Twelfth sr.
SERVICE
CRESSY AUTO SALES
7023 Gratiot Ave.
527 Jeff nnnnn Ave. East
TEAGAN MOTOR SALES
HARWITH COMPANY
3A3A Grand Rig., Ave.
11651 Woodward Ave.
POTTS MOTOR SALES
MOTOR SALES CO.

KAISER

7735

Harper Ave.

1140 Jos. Camp.. Ave.

H. H.
DICKINSON

LIVERNOIS GARAGE

lovernois

and Seven-Mlle Road

TRIANGLE MOTOR SALES
2966 Gretiot Ave.

RUND MOTOR SALES

M927 Mack

Ave.

BEGIN BROS. MOTOR SALES
10939 Kerchaval Ave.


R 0 VE R -S0 -Y-E ARS
•,r

. Mr., Walter Guzieki,
47'49 St. Aubin Ave., •
• Detroit, Mich.
.Dear Mr. Guzicki:-- I have your
letter of the 19th. Certainly Mr.
Merl in has my Confidence 1,0
support in this mayoralty roe , . I
have never denied this. In fa. !,
a . numliyr of ocl'ilsiw:
have oli
given interviews to the press anti
eating ,my confidence in Mr. •Mar-
tin. •Public statements hy me and
editorials by the press have indi-
cated that quite clearly. and in fact
• the enclosed editorial goes into
conftiderable detail about it-Thank-
ing you for your-inquiry and in-
terest in - .'the matter, I am, with
best v6shes,

KOTIII ER

or •

GOOD LUMIIER- MI KINDS

STARTING — LIGHTING — IGNITION

' JAMES GOliZENS.

Fee Anteamoldlea, Miyake and Mates Beats

good. deed done • rood man
yields • large return of good.'t

"For merit live, from man to man,
and not from .man, My- Lord, to

eel
15u
3.73

listlIdlialt CO.

.

, Thee."

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Genuine Parts — Factory Service
AUTO ELECTRIC & SERVICE CORP.
41122

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