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YOU W ANT RIDING COMFORT --- THEN GET

Gabriel

nubbers

Improved
Balloon
Type

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GABRIEL SNUBBER SALES & SERVICE CO., 5936 JOHN R ST.

Oil Purifying System Deemed
Means for Keeping Fresh
Fluid m Engine.

Drama Dealing With Hereafter
I Offering Next Week at
Bo nstelle.Playhouse.

Par°helot', the oil purifying system
trucks, is on
for passenger ears and
display at a Dt•troit Automobile Show
for the first time in spaces 15h and
159 at Convention Hall.
Though the system is comparatively
new to motor car owners, it has been
standard equipment on the Chrysler
Six since that cur was announced
more than a year ago.
Its success on the Chrysler has in
recent months resulted in a large num-
ber of Detroiters having it installed

FOLKS IN SUNSET YEARS FOR WHOM
BENEFIT BALL IS BEING ARRANGED

"Outward Bound,' a play of the
be the offering of the
herea (ter, Will
llonstt•Ile (.'ompany at the Bonstelle
Playhouse beginning Monday night,

Jan. 19.
The action takes plate on bound a
ship and is played by nine characters
—all bound for the great unknown.
At first they do not rtutlize their
plight. It is only when the Great
h:xaniiner hoards the boat that they
realize they are passing from earth to
heaven or hell.
Nliss Bonstelle will be seen in the
cast, playing the role of a charwoman.
in their cars.
"The Pur(Bator," says George M.
--- -----
Satterfield, sales manager of the Ga-
The announcement that 1/r. and
. briel Snubber Sales Service Co., 5930 Mrs. N. E. Silver were hosts at a din.
John R. street, Detroit distributors, ner, printed in last week's issue of
"is at device which purifies crankcase The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, was in-
oil. With it on a car, fresh oil is
correct.
always going through the engine."

EE

S. K. SLOI3IN
. — FOR —

Frontage
Jos. Campau
"The

Best Buy in Detroit"

1372 PENOBSCOT BLDG. CADILLAC 5593

YIDDISH PLAYHOUSE

2814 Hastings Street

Telephone Cherry 2523

81.

SCHORR and MISCHA FISHSON, Company Manager.

Slturd•y and Sunday, Jan. 17 and 18

Matinee and Evening

"SECRETS OF YOUTH"

Monday Evening, Jan. 19, at Popular Prices

Jacob Gordon's Most Wonderful Drama

"THE OATH"

Thursday Evening Jan. 22

For the Frist Time in Detroit, the Famous Character of Victor
Hugo's "Les Miserable."

"JEAN VALJEAN"

I

Declares Reports of Opposition Were I F..'"

The Bonstelle Playhouse

Hudson - Essex Coach Inventio
Termed Third Triumph in

vacating
i" vacating

mid

Motor Industry.

reau, the report says.

The New York Board of Jewish I\
____
Betty Koenig, leading lady of the
Yiddish Playt•rs Company, will make .
1 M inistt•rs elected for 1925 the fol-
10 developing the coach type ""/I
lowing
Akers: President,Italibi Is-
through to genera llt
her second appearance ,
"Chntzkele Kol Beinik," 111111 Seeing it
rael Goldstein; vice-president, Rabbi I
-t•
al r , •I
continuous Bon 1 y the industry', the Hudson Mo-
Barnett
A. Elzas; treasurer. Rabbi I
producing
a comedy
Car Co. has scored the third sim-
to Harry Weiss; secretary, Rabbi Nor-.
I • evening Jan. . IS, at r•r
,
ilar success of its history',11Ce,olling
a s
.
Orchestra Hall. The play is featured
mw,Salit.
Hudson- :sst
nu
Altron
I by 20 musical numbers and special
in the Detroit tt•rritory.
ut
51r. Deltoy dt•clart•t1 that Ill111S011
\ scenery and settings. M iss Koenig
will be seen in a series of dances in
named the first sedan ever
',Hilt anti
which she will be assisted by a chil- produced, the first speedster-type tour-
dren's ballet. "('hatzkele Kul Iteinik" ing car and DOW, the greatest success
was played 22 weeks in New York and of all, the coach.
coach.Hudson built the I
more t an 'stn times in Warsaw. Miss dir,t Ti
i :slt1-1»1 ■ 1•1', fl a p, Oil an I
I
Koenig will he supported by the en-
Essex chassis.
' tire Yiddish Players Company.
"The first sedan was shown iust 12
years ago," said De Boy. "Then HS

110W, the 111111,11 1111111Hgelliellt was

OLDSMOBILE Six

sn eatly interestt•t1 in enclosed ears at

a moderate price.
adoon Hunnap.,,,,, , t believed
"'theHudson
"'the
doused
• , sed cars could he built with a
single compartment. That belief was
for the HuI l son sedan, which
e ba sis d
dtlh. Hudson or-
w as intrc uced
the type
iginated the liallie as well aS
of Car.
"Hudson's second great success in
the four-passenger sport
nadirs Was
type of touring car. The first of these
intro-
SP
—the 111111S011 speedster--Ha,
1910, along with the first
duced in
Super-Six type of motor.
"But the greatest of all Hodson.

ESSCX successes

was the development

: of the coach. Behind this was a truly
funtlanit•ntal id, a the. idea of an en-
To
elesed car at an open ear price.
develop that idea, Hudson had to ocer-
the
industry's
whole
habits
of
tnrn
The first
•I• •.etl car construction.
Essex
was
all
ach in the world
C, •h, produced in November, 1921.
"For thrtu• years Iludson-Essex had
The public
his marlect to itst•If.
pled to want closed cars at open
, prices--and now the industry has
s tall pealed to lunch,'.. But for a lung
toile t • c me the man who thinks of
I.e s will think if Iludsun-Essex."

ST RICKER LEAVES
ACTIONS COMMITTEE

I

The Coach
$107 5

Balloon Tires

!anon,
I u
lag sp./ Spare Fr. Error

T takes competition to bring out the best
in anything! Perhaps that's why the
new Oldsmobile six Coach holds the cet_ ter
of the stage at the Auto Show! With its
Fisher body, Duco finish and Balloon tires
it looks the part of a winner. And it acts
like a thoroughbred, too! With an 1,•Head
engine, Delco electrical equipment, and a
time proved chassis—it provides smooth,
economical, and long-lasting performance.

Olds Motor Works, Detroit Brand ,

General Motors Building

Cass at York

Empire 2t-.65

Northway 6300

Woodward at Sproat

" hilwrg' s "”s iti "

' G l'iddist•he Folk
Mr Dos
as the editor of
t he Palest ine liu-
diri.,ior.

I

Supported by the Entire Yiddish Players Company.

Chu • head of the family al •
earlit•r, anti that it •
to git , • •
i Akinam trf i the
w ,
a
ly of lawrabbi
to the f

its of Rabbis Who Came Before ter, over the family of a
came earlier.
July Outside Quota.
The family of Rabbi Bor..
Wholly Unfounded.
ognized HS nun-quota jinni • ,
the exception of one chic, •,
NEW YORK.-- (.I. T. A.)---A
li a, to
great importance to rabbis cause of illhtialth±
_
NEW YORK. -- (J. T. A.I—Ahrit• vision
a ten-
membe
hang
t•
NPleat'll
‘i/Ir'--
th'nadnt
•
Zionist
r bitf
i satirua t (ilstu'l•delt'Orngn;
t to Tourists in Palestine During
git nizat ion of America, who returned ,
Passover Will Exceed All
the decision, rabbis who arrived in
front a European trip last Saturday','
t • I States before .luly I, 1921,
Previous Numbers .
t in an interview with 11 repr ise
tr
their
wives
over
of the Jewish 5lorning Journal denied were entitled I-
HS 11011-
the reports. w hit•h appeared in the und children under IS years
The American 1'alestin , I. „ I 193
just as We as
press recent1;„ that quota an
„ low ed
lirnadway, New York,
' American Jewish
rabbis who arrived in the llnited word that Jewish visitors
while he was in Germany he urged an I those
s
vari-
was messed.
toward the iris - I States before the new haw
ous parts of the world who cull spend
I ppositional attitude
The decision was rendered in the l'assovt•r in Palestine will be far in
I
I eta Zionist administration.
f the family of Italibi Jacob I'. excess of the number ‘,1 tournds dur-
The souls, of the t•rroneous reports, cave o
who arrived on the S. S. lievia- ing that time in many years. In order
he stated, must have been the fact
11""".'
I than on Nov. 10. The family was or- t•• meet the unusual
for re-
that after his return from his secon , 1 1..
,
dcrell
deported bemuse of the fact servations on its first ship, the "Pres-
visit to Palestine he had written, not
""ll"llurn which I that Rabbi Donee landed in the United ident Arthur," whir II will lea/re New
i'
1/1
/1
for Oublit'llliont o
ti, tilt with the question ofttccelerating States before .1 uly 1, 192 I, and the York Nlareh 12, and in Palestine hue
Opi II-
tens, the American Palestine Line wit
the work of rebuilding Palestine so Ellis Island officials were of the
that the country could become t he I ion that the family was not entitled receive applications flu eservati,,n•
to being classified as non-quotat inimi-
ish
tuitional
homeland
in
the
short-I
at once.
low
las
t It
grants. An appeal
t•st possible time. The memorand
in Washington WHO
to Labor Departent
m
which
was
sent
by
Mr.
Goldberg
um,
Louis Wiley, business anonteer
GROUP OF INMATES OF THE JEWISH OLD FOLKS' HOME
I
rejeCtell. Attorney MorriS •1 ablons Of
the New York Times, has just re
liftetinth annual ball of the Jewish Old Folks' Home will be held at various Zionist leaders, created dis- the Ilias staff, obtained a writ of
in
the
Zionist
press.
CUSSiOn
seised froni the Kinn Serbia
The
Tuesday evening, Jan. 20, in order to raise funds for tht• While in GGermanyGoldberg was habeas corpus which prevented im- Croatia anti Slovenia th•• command
1
Arena Gardens, institution,
Tu
mediate deportation of the family'.
up
which is located at Edmund place and Brush
t•r's Cross of the Order of St. Stay
ailed out to practically every Jewish home in the , asked to lecture on the question.
The
arshall,
who
appeared
of t
adum
Marshall,
n
Finzel's Orchestra will furnish the question based on the memor at the our[ argued that it would be a emu for services to the Serbian Aid Fun
street. Tickets were mated
'nt of discussi on
v
,
• t
,
during the war.
H I
city and a large gat trills .
to
setturate
a
family
entirely
because
Actions
niusic and Miss Kathleen Pereira, assisted by a' corps off ballet dancers,
I lust meeting of the Zionist
Both opponents and
men and Committee.
present a program of entertainment.
Jewish Old Folks' Home provides [sealer nine for 17
friends expressed the opinion that the
it y 44 the inmate ,
Te
nt um
h t J • w
rased by the memora
r
women ranging in age from 65 to 9!, years. The major
' problem
was ripe fur discussion. Ni one held
resident; Louis
.'
are past SO years of a ge.
the o pinion that there was any disley
The officers of the organization are: Jacob Levin, p
Morris, treasurer; E. C'orman, acting secretary, p
Moses Weiswasser is superintendent alt) toward the Zionist Organization,
Dann, vice-president; Simon
Telephone Glendale 9792
declared.
,
(WOODWARD AT ELIOT)
succeeding
the
late
Hyman of
Buchhalter
Plans for
the
erection
an institution which will be adequate enougl, 51r. According
Goldberg to a report published ill
Nights 50c to $1.50. Mats. Thurs. and Sat., 25c, 50, 75,
the
question
of
Goldbei•g's
,
to take care of a large number of indigent aged persons are under
son con-
ave- T he In l y,
Beginning Monday Jan. 19th
and Davi
the board
of directors attitude toward the Zionist Organiza-
rch as ed a site at Linwood
sitleration. The society as pu
ti t' Am t•rieit was taken up at a 1
be considered after
"See Detroit's Newest and Most Beautiful Theater"
hay
wi
ll
ill
of m en a nd ti cit
tiVe Corn-
rou
cli
liXe
n.
nues and bung pro
e
ti
resntative
ginstiptution
f
rep
o
V
a
IlleCtin
et with work.
C0 11Si StS r elie f It
ization .
of
First Time in Detroit of
of the organization will
The present
ofthe 7,,,, iii st Org an
women interested in ithilantpic
innottee confirmed the I
Sutton Vane's Amusing and Engrossing Play
of two houses, both of which are filled to capacity. The budget for 1925 inittee
The extu•utive
lunll
th•• ailintnistiative cal
- Rabin
--

SOUBRETTE REPEATS
MIRTHFUL COMEDY

The Wonderful Dram. by Julius Michelson

GOLDBERG RETURNS; IJUD GE MACK MAKES
MPORTANT RULING
EXPLAINS ATTITUDE

Cadillac 3375

OLDSMOBILE S'

(J. T. A.) Robert
V I K N N
,ticker, member of the Austrian par-
liament and Zionist leader, tendered
his resignatil n from the Zionist Ac-
ti ns Committee, in a c nuounication
wldressed to the Zionist Executive in
I. odor.
51r. St ticker gave as the reason for
resisrnation ill health. It is known,
h
,wever,
that Stricker is in opposition
•
.• the plans of 11r. Weizmann con-
erring the extension of the Jewish
kut my and the participation of nun-
in it.
Zn

`Outward Bound"

Offered by the Famous

BONSTELLE COMPANY

Dramatic! Spiritual! Tragic! Humorous ! Sardonic!

A NEW COACH

Recognizing the demand for a truly corn••
fortable and economical car of the coach
type, Dodge Brothers have provided it.
The new Coach reveals a characteristic
maturity of design—in the low-swung
lines of the body, in the arrangement or
the interior for five-passenger comfort,
and in the exceptional dimensions of the
doors and windows.
The car is lacquer finished in Dodge Brothers
blue with a body stripe of cartouche yellow.
Fittings and fixtures are first quality
throughout, and balloon tires are standard
equipment.
So far as riding comfort and dependabi:ity
are concerned, it is only necessary to add
that the Coach is built on Dodge Brothers
sturdy chassis and cushioned by Dodge
Brothers underslung springs.

111095

o. b. Detroit—$1136.61 delivered

Exacting Purchasers of Furs
Find Distinct Advantages
at Birnbaum Shop.

Buyers of fine furs, who have ex-
perienced difficulty in being waited
up n in the crowded stores in the con-
;tutted shopping districts, are deeply
atyncieiati e of the advantages offered
y Bit nhaum's, S053 Twelfth street ,
vhere the pers ,nal attention of the
ii• prit tor and experienced attendants ,
s always available.
T at Birnliaum's is gaining the rep-1
utation of sh 'wing nithing but the
ultra smart in furs at most reasonable
prices is attested by the fact that
semen who are exacting in their de-
mands as to style, price and warkman•
:hip are now doing their fur shipping

at this store.
Mr. Birnbaum, whose experience in
ad
ins furs is well known to the tre
•nd he t retail buyers, is constantly
nlarging his st irk, which is more
nip!ete and v orb d now than ever
1 ef re. To further carry out his ex-
pansion plans Mr. Rim/Awn is leas . •.

rig the :a t •ti.ek in Janus' y for New I
ere he exp xis 1., complete
•rk
me irdp rtnnt purchases.

THOMAS J. DOYLE

WOODWARD AT MARTIN PLACE
JEFFERSON AT NENE
GLENDALE 7117
EDGEWOOD 4460
North Central Motor Company, 8517 Linwood—Garfield 7139
Norwoodward Motor Co., 9115 Woodward—Empire 6980
Bucknell-Knowlson Co., 2445 Michigan—Glendale 9888
Northeast Motor Co., 8564 Jos Campau—Empire 4083
Hergenroeder, Inc., 14615 E. Jefferson—Hickory 7600
Midwest Motor Co.. 7753 Grand River—Garfield 7100
Dix•Western Motor Co, 3950 Din — Went 1601
Gratiot Motor Co 8226 Gratiot —Lincoln 1172

.C.Krenz Merchant
Tailor

The Shop Where Courtesy 10347 ‘4
Between Ca
and Service Prevail.
coning