Ifeliallf ffewish periodical cotter CUPTON ...VANUA • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE TOEPETROIT,kwisit 0- limy lac ful banter, on current difficulties ex- perienced by the American family the month contained these high-lights: and solves the problems that pessimis- Mrs. Ger- throughout the day, all flit. of the 1 February was the largest month in . tic persons look upon with misgivings Charles IVolfgang, 525 tiv thoosnn,Is CAMP A1GN WORKERS I ir t 1. 1 :1 1:1 •iill. Wollstein, $106; I I :olverine , spacious floors were thronged local Iludson-Essex history in Wayne in a manner which indicates the au- GOLDEN BOOK HOLDS Company, $100; II olverme , eager visitors. Bow many Amer- liompany, $50; Wolverine :visited the place is a matter of con- county, with 526 retail sales to own- The fourth of a series of benefi thor's belief that the trends in healthy. .• ; aaholcsale and retail sales for the NATHAN GROSS' NAME REFUSE TO RETIRE ,t Ihding g C , ican social life are essentially card parties sponsored by the Sister Wolverine ' jecture, but, if an accurate figure e tro"t district were 723, or one Wa. D e r Jacob TILL GOAL IS WON , , M.•tal ear Company, $25; Company, $25; Woodfield Tire round be given it would prove Aston- e ve y 14 minutes of 28 working days. hood of the Temple Beth Widow Honors Husband's Memory by given lust Thursday' evening at th The new May store, in the very Iluda,m-Essex not only led all six-cyl- Jewish Community Center. Prior ANTI-SEMITE AGITATOR Inscription. Sem iee, $50; IV...linen , Scrap Iron fishing. PLEADS PERSECUTION (Continued from last page.) I nod Metal ComnanY, $100; Bernard heart of Dtroit's shopping district. miler lines by wide margins but led were given :it each table and a buffet honoring the memory of the Iota $100. --- lunch was se, yea. The committee it l world, d mpany, $25; ,has been in Deputy o were Mrs. Ed- Nathan Gross, who died March 2 man, $250; Ilerman Warren. $300, Yale Auto Supply C Yale choice BERLIN. -- 1.1 . T. A•)--Ex - charge for the evening ' th ing of im!: were actually only four cars Julius Levin, Mrs 11n. Rachel Gross of 229 Connecti- Warsaw Bakery, $50; Aho War,haw. '70 year old publisher er that it has become a Lewis, Mrs. Theodor Fritiwh, ward .. , . .. , t i ith its less than the next two leading six- en's Herew :Issocnition. WI. cut avenue contributed $50. to the sky, $50; I.. I . . b Jay Meyer and Mrs. Emanuel Lewi.. of the anti-Semitic periodical, Der , The entrance, w re Jewish National Fund and arranged tie Weil, $500; Sophia Weil, $100; Hammer, who was sentenced not long Morri s A. Zack, $25; Morris Zack, crystal chandeliers and warm colors, cylinder lines tom i i . - $100; harry Iludson.Essex leadership over its to hare his name inscribed in the Victor 11. Weil, WI; Jacob I. Wein Arrangements have been complete I ago to four months imprisonment for gives a distinctly friendly impression $200; $25; Simon $200; Morris - Zackh to the visitor and the impression re- nearest rival, a popular four, was 154 and tickets are on sale for the firs calumniating the memory of Dr. Wal- Golden Book in Jerusalem. The Jew- berg, $25; W. Weiner, an d 'Ai, sid_1Zausmer, $2. 1; David S. Zemon, $25; Mr. ish National Fund has for its purpose Weingarten, ney S. Weinman, $25; II. N. Wein- Sir. and MN. Joseph Zechman, $100; mains throughout one's inspection of unn,; over the next, a six-cylinder annual l'urim masquerade ball to be ter Itathenau and to three months im- A. II. Zenner, 25; line, 104 cars; over the next, fours, Zeldes, $'25; the purchase and redemption of land h Jacob Sack, $25; Nathan Zusman, given by the Sisterhood of Congrega- prisonment for libelling Max W ar- the store. fours and sixes, Any ,,,,..; stein, $100; J. Weisberg, $25; R a l p ; Ike I splay is accessible. in Palestine and to acquire it as the tino Beth Jacob on Tuesday, Mar. 10. burg, publishes in the current issue of Zi de, $25; Louis Zimmerman, . s over t he next , Every $100 , $'" ' I Lewis Zuieback, $25; S. Zuie- l' le may easily be examined. The 269, and over the next, sixes, 330 inalienable property of the Jewish Weisman, $250; Sam Weisman, Der Hammer an article in which he :g o t Samuel W e i s man, $25 ; W e i sman Herman Strifling of Grand Rapids complains that he is lacing persecuted ample e elevator is unusually i esa,to t,x,iou e•menting on the gift, A. J. tor Sales, $50; Weisner & Wink l- o nul :zzte,an i "I thoroughly believe," said Aaron by the Jews. "The German law Iludson-Essex distributor, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Si. ievrek0:nr aorreLoturntett PePoim e. Koffman, president of the Detroit dis- man, $25; Arnold Weiss, $50; Esther May's Formal Opening i m. cl courts," he declares, "are not using iller for several days. Wisner ss, $25; 's trict of the Zionist Organization of B. Weiss, $50; Merman Weiss, "that this is the must striking and un- their powers to protect Germans the management has o f l itrietly, atnwspllufe, scribing B. D. Welling, $50; Mr. and Mrs. Jo- presses Ultra-Smart Ma. Grossman against the Jews." "Them ers • a ,,,,i„ pu d an inui d lla ni e Forer assailable example lif m Judge Moses America, declared: seph Welt, 81,000; Mrs. Louis Welt, , by his walow of Mr. Gross' name linery Byers. will. As f or the stocks the shown by a line of cars in Detroit. of New York is acting president of d go o the Golden Book was a fitting honor $250; Melville S. Welt, $500; Alex _.----- d" .,.. May's are well known as clever buy- It is all the more gratifying because the Arbitration Society of America. B. f M ay ., Toa • to the memory of her husband and in Werbe, $25; Mr. and . rs. a\ l START CAMPAIGN ers and merchants who know well Detroiters know motor cars better The °pull i ng o a me- Werbe, $50; Jacob Werbe, $25; AI. '3 than any other group of people in the an important sense constit utes Golden Wertheimer, $100; Master Jimmie 'wear and millinery store at 1037-104 the public wants. AGAINST SCHECHITAH was i what the The thrifty shopper will undoubt- world. They buy their cars; cars are Bonstelle Players Evince Keen morial in perpetuity, for avenue Wednesday I d which the Jewish Wertheimer, $25; Myrton Wertheim; Woodward We have had many the most important event i visit May's new store before to them. not sold MINSK.—•-(J. T. A.)—A campaign Intepretative Powers in probably ook, like r011• Barney B. Wetsman, 8100; in Billy 13 ;ttional months of unbroken leadership in De- Fund is engaged in reclaim- against the Schechitah has been start- the retail business world of Detroit ' ng, is a deathless possession of Pales-, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wetsnian, $200; this week. Such an instantaneous re- buying. Lewis Beach Comedy. troit but never before one so striking _ ed by the Jewish Communists here in ' Jewry and of the Jews of the Joseph Wetsman, 51,000; Mrs. Joseph sponse as distinguished this opening February Was Largest Month and overwhelming. It is a splendid connection with the trial of a num- , Wetsnian, $50; Wetsrnan & B The Bonstelle Company mext week ber of ritual butchers who are ac- vroof of Detroit's high opinion of is refreshing and indicative of a most - Essex rorld. Shatzen, $150; M. In History of Hudson But it is well to remember that to $50; Wetsroan Iludson-Essex all-around values in will repeat "The Goose liana Bitch," cused of conspiring to kill a Schochet desirable business condition. When ae of a loved one in Weurshauer, $25; J. Wexler, $25; people turn out in such numbers to in the performance of which during who did not submit himself to the In Wayne County. motor cars." nscribe the n mk is appropriate Ti i David Wilkus, $25; Samuel P. Wil- the past week the players demon- committee which supervises ritual B oo -_ — gre et a new store it is logical to sup- he kus, $' 500; Wine Bros. (Harry an strated their ability to read their f loy and festivity, as well as Official registration figures for Feb- times o sio ns of sorrow. I shoud Rabbi 11. 11. Oshrey of Baltimore, parts with discrimination and under- slaughter. l like Louis), $500; Andrew Wineman, pose both that the management has e- the confidence of buyers generally "Such people cannot produce food; , d for D on occa Bk oo 82,000; Henry Wineman, $3,500; and that buyers are interested in what ruary, with totals co mplete Md., author of numerous religious standing. "The Goose hangs high," to see a wider use of the Golden close d equip- e co troit and Waynuntyis works and an itinerent speaker who the product of Lewis Beach, a young a veterinary surgeon is better for recording events of great import i Mrs. Leopold Wineman, $2,500; J. the store has to sell. ular- was heard In Orthodox synagogues ped than any religious butcher," the Not in recent years has any popu- this week an overwhelming pop in Jewish life." Winkelman, $50; Jacob Winokor, Michigan playwright, discourses hu- Communists declared. ity for Hudson-Essex cars, as proved throughout the country, recently died $50; Jose Winsen, $35; Sigmund lar priced store received such an morously and, at times, with delight- $...a, by a decisive sales leadership. The at the age of 53. Wohl, $25; Edmund A. \\ 'elf, $25; ' ac cor def and . ay ' .. PYTHIANS WILL HOLD m as WaS successful Hudson-Essex record for ouis Wolfe,.tb L C. Wolf, $25 fvery minute e ANNUAL PURIM BALL Ittrover $25;l the time o op eni ng ; N. Wolfe, $25; S ol W olff, with a custom observed I $ 25 in k ee ping in previous years, Detroit Lodge, No.1 55, of the Knights of Pythias, will'. u Purim 1)01 hold its thirty-sixth annual Sunday evening, March 15, at its hall at Cass and Peterboro avenues. The ten-Piece K. P. orchestra will play. Various towel features and favors planned. The public is in- 1 have been , cited to attend. ~ m mn mu mm ~ ua.m ~ uu Five No Thousand Residents of th End Attend Schor Opening. The formal opening of the Schor Furniture Company's new store at! 8926-30 Twelfth street Tuesday af-1 ternoon and evening achieved the dis- tinction of being a real social event as well as marking auspiciously the beginning of a large business ven- ture. • Visitors to the opening were mediately impressed by the well de-1 signed and remarkably well lighted windows, as well as by the conveni- ent entrance to the store. Indeed, the entire exterior is pleasing and bears evidence of being designed exclusive- ly for the purpose for which it is be-1 ing used. A furniture store must' have plenty of light and this new building is exceptionally fine in this important particular. The interior of the store was beau-1 tifully arranged for the occasion and lavishly decorated with flowers. The decorations, however, in no way obl scared the exquisite displays of fine furniture. The main floor was given to the showing of living room suites,1 decorative•odd chairs and other indi- vidual pieces intended for the living rqom or hall. The basement displays were not complete but it will house the stove and kitchen departments. One of the most admirable features of the arrangement is a spacious bal- cony across the rear of the store, with! wide steps leading up to it and two wide staircases from the balcony to I the second floor. Few stores in De- 1 trout provide such easy access to sec- ond fluor displays and a large and roomy electric elevator is also pro- vided for the convenience of second floor customers. The second floor is devoted entirely to bedroom and dining room furni- ture of the better sort and many suites are shown that are apparently exclusive but are obviously reason- ably priced. Five thousand residents of the Twelfth street district attended the opening. Appropriate souvenirs were' distributed to the visitors. Mr. Schor, who has a well estab- fished store at 455 Gratiot avenue, will make the new store his headquar-1 ters. BRIDGE THE MILES udson•Essex Overwhelmingly Outsells All Rivals too valuable a possession to allow the to part miles you. Long Distance still carry your voice to that friend, will en- able you to maintain the warmth of a ett er understood In Detroit and Wayne County, where motor car VALUES are b firs t-hand knowl. than anywhere else in the world, and where buyers BUY outnumber all her in n on edge, Hudson-Essex sales for January and February aga li th of rlde makes with the exception of the Lowest Priced Four-Cyder Car in e wo It is the greatest sales leadership in our history. And again it increases the margin Hudson•Essex month after month, for more than a year, has distanced nanswerable proof of superiority ever given one line of by which every rival. It others—and is the most u it is given by the world's best informed buying public. cars over all Official Registrations Show Hudson-Essex Leadership by Wide Margins 246 Sales ahead of the Second Place Car—a Six 277 Sales ahead of the 1_0 1 Place Car—a Four 342 Sales ahead of the Fourth Place Car—a Four 407 Sales ahead of the Fifth Place Combination—a Four and a Six 482 Sales ahead of the Sixth Place Car—a Six reveals how fast this conviction grows that Each succeeding monthHUDSON -E SSEX Your First Payment '4591 $ 3 06 For those who desire, special arrangements have been made where- by a Hudson Coach may be purchased for a First Payment of $459; and an Essex Coach for a First Pay- ment of $306. Your present car may be an entire First Payment. Remaining payments conveniently arranged. friendship dear to you. PARTS AND SERVICE Long Distance is personal, direct, inexpensive. 481 W. Canfield A•e- 24 hour ServiceNight Phone "The World's Greatest Values" Everyone Says It—Sales Proves It It is only as you find the real comparisons for Hudson•Essex qualities among s difference in price is so astonishing. cars that the enormou t htlist e cose Today they offer the greatest price advantage and finest quality in Hudson•Essex history. Never was this supremacy of value so outstanding. And the greatest Hudson•Essex sales on record show how complete is public knowledge of the facts. Hudson and Essex are of ne quality. They are both built under the famous Hudson patents, by Hudson workmen in the Hudson shops. Both have the exclusive advantages of the noted Super•Six principle, which for ten years has been the supreme factor in the world's greatest motor value. Can you anywhere find a car which from the standpoint of first cost, upkeep, and distinction of performance and appearance will satisfy you so well? Largest Selling b-Cylinder Closed Cars in the World AARON DeROY MOTOR CAR CO. AND THESE METROPOLITAN DEALERS Glen. 7935 FRED K. HENRY TEAGAN MOTOR SALES 3838 Grand River Ave. TRIANGLE MOTOR SALES 2966 Gratiot Ave. CLEMENTS SALES &SERVICE 3711 Michigan Ave. CASS MOTOR SALES POTT3 MOTOR SALES 7023 Grattot Ave. CO. METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES Cass •t Peterboro RUND MOTOR S SALES MOTOR SALES 1440-1444 Michigan A•e. E ACM 5245 Grand River Ave. POTTS MOTOR SALES 8927 Mack Ave, NORTHERN MOTOR SALES 11440 Jos. Campau Ave. 16350 Woodward Ave. CRESSY AUTO SALES ROY W. WOOD 527 Jefferson Ave. East KAISER MOTONSALES CO. 229.231 Michigan Ave.„ Dearborn 7738 HarperAve. FAIRVIEW MOTOR SALES d Ave at B rady 362 Woodwar MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. 4. 734 New Buyers In January and February 246 Ahead of Nearest Competitor HUDSON ESSEX A good friend is 0 12740 Jefferson Ave. East There is a Hudson•Essex Service Station in Your Neighborhood Wherever You Live ESSEX COACH $ 8 9 5 Delivered price $910 HUDSON COACH $ 1345 netttered price $1 ,11 0 SEDAN 5 Pam 7 Pass. $1795 $1895 $ sso 41980 Wholesale and Retail Salesrooms WOODWARD AT GARFIELD Day Phone Glen- 9520 HARWITH COMPANY 11651 Woodward Ave- BAKERSTRENG MOTOR CAR CO. 8510 Twelfth Street BEGIN BROS. MOTOR SALES 10939 Kerche•al Ave. HART MOTOR SALES 17005 Grand River Ave., Redford veil 1017