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Euclid 0374-J. 2073 Pingree, Apt.
103 .

FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room
in refined private home for gentle-
MACK B. WEISS — Strictly kosher
man. Phone Hemlock 6794-W.
caterer for weddings, banquets,
parties, etc. Excellent food. Rates
FOR
RENT—Corner lower flat, five
By HARRY CONZEL
reasonable. l'hone Melrose 0006.
rooms and garage, sleeping porch.
1604
Hazelwood Ave. Empire
YOUNG LADY desires room with
5356-M. Mrs. Weiss.
Jewish family. Northwest district
THE INCOMPARABLE SUZANNE
—
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preferred. Call after 3. Arling-
Suzanne Lenglen of France, considered the best woman tennis player
TYPIST will do extra typing in the
ton 0858.
ever developed, owes much of her success to her racial temperament. This
evening and in 'pare time during
is the opinion of one of the closest friends of the Jewish-French tennis
day. Call Miss Taran, Walnut
GENTLEMAN
wants
room
and
board
wizard, Miss Elizabeth Ryan, who is herself one of the three best woman
40304, 11437 Indiana Ave.
in private family. First floor, Ref-
players in the tennis world. Miss Ryan speaks thusly:
erences. Write Jewish Chronicle, FOR RENT — Six-room flat. 1614
Box 250.
West Euclid Ave. Apply M. S.
Suzanne's greatness lies in the harmony of her personality. Her
Fink, 1199 Atkinson Ave. Rent
temperament and keen mind, with which nature has endowed her
FOR
RENT
—
Furnished
room
in
are the fundamentals of her success. Another reason for Suzanne's
reasonable.
beautiful private home for refined
wonderful playing is her reach. She is abnormally long-armed and
gentleman. Small family. Gar- FOR SALE—Leslie Ave. Open daily.
when she is standing at ease her arms reach almost to her knee. It
West of Linwood. Price reduced
field 2811.J.
is these long arms that allow her to reach balls that most players
to 219,500. New brick veneer flat,
would have to let pass. Her footwork is uncanny, amazing. Suzanne
FOR RENT—Furnished room for
six rooms, breakfast room, steam
is lighter and faster on her feet than most professional dancers.
couple or single man. l'hone Gar-
heat, tile bath, garage. See I.. Fox,
This marvelous footwork demoralizes a rival, for no matter where
field 9097-W.
Becker & Buhrer, Linwood at Glen-
you hit a ball, she is there to receive it. Another thing, Suzanne
dale. Arlington 3006 or Hemlock
never looks tired or worn during a match. Psychologically she is a
FOR RENT—Three rooms for light
5376.
disconcerting opponent, for she gives you the impression that she
housekeeping. Very reasonable.
can play on at top speed all day long, if necessary.
Phone Empire 0140 or Northway FEMALE HELP WANTED— Young
2251-R.
lady clerk in big high class grocery.
While long arms or footwork are not especially Jewish attributes, we
Apply at 4201 Cass Ave.
Delaware 2032.
find in this untiring vitality and mental alertness enough to make us feel TO RENT—Flats.
Six rooms, bath; newly decorated. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished steam
proud of Suzanne's Jewishness.
Side drive. Reasonable. Open.
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heated room, with private family
of two. Blaine Ave. near Twelfth.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room
ENTER, LOUISE ROSENTHAL
('all Euclid 0864-J.
in Clairmount-Dexter section. For
Arthur Green of Omaha writes:
refined gentleman, with private MRS. A. STEIN will prepare strictly
fatuity. References exchanged.
kosher Hungarian meals to order.
We need not travel to England to witness a champion girl swim-
Phone Garfield 7450-M.
Telephone Roseville 39, Ring 2, or
mer in action. In Miss Louise Rosenthal Omaha has the only Jewish
call at Gordon Stop, !Ate Shore
girl master swimmer in the city, according to Pete Wendell, instructor
FOR RENT — Furnished room for
Drive, Mount Clemens. Take Lake
of swimming at the Nicholas Senn Hospital. Miss Rosenthal is known
couple or gentleman. Private fam-
Shore car. Sirs. Stein also prepares
ily. Rent reasonable. Phone Eu-
throughout the state but thus far she has not taken part in profes-
pure egg noodles at $1 a pound.
sional races. Besides being able to swim in the various complicated
clid 0636-J. 3786 Longfellow Ave.
strokes, Louise is an accomplished fancy diver. Grace Rosenthal is
TO RENT — Lady alone will rent
WIDOW
will
share
apartment
with
right on the heels of her sister for honors in the pool. Grace is
room to quiet refined lady or gen-
middle-aged lady or another widow
credited with doing the crawl back stroke with great rapidity for
tleman. Price no object. Phone
Northwest section. Write Jewish
distance
of
an
eighth-mile.
a
Empire 2947.M.
Chronicle, Box 633.

SPORTS

instantaneous water heater, fire- RIGA MEETING DENIES
place, separate porches, two-car
SPEECH TO ZIONIST
garage, side drive. Close to syna-
gogue and school and all Linwood
RIGA.--(J. T. A.) -- A meeting
markets. ('all owner, Garfield
7320.M, for special price on this where the question of Jewish coloniza-
tion work in Soviet Russia was to be
modern, up-to-date duplex.
discussed was broken up when a Zion-
()lummox WOMAN, just arrived ist asked for the floor, according to re-
from Europe, excellent cook, anx- ports received here.
The meeting was called in Krischon-
ions to take care of small house
and do cooking. Desires pleasant opol, government of Podok, by the
surroundings in preference to Yevsekzia, the Jewish section of the
large wages. Write Jewish Chron- Communist party. The consideration
of the question of Jewish colonization
isle, Box 427.
- — in Soviet Russia was the reason for
YOrNt.l MAN will share his own fan- the meeting,. %5 hen one of the am -
nisheil spurt molt with a refined
fence, a member of the Zionist group,
•
For port ost-
young. Jewish Mari,
lers phone Cadillac 91.10.

MARSHALL IS IN GENEVA

(.1. T. A.1 Louis Mar-
GENEVA
shall, chairman of the American Jew-
ish Committee, has arrived here. It is
believed Mr. Marshall will confer with
a number of prominent persons on
Jewish matters such as emigration
and minority rights. Mr. Marshall
will report on the conferences on his
return to the United States before the
end of the mouth.
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Torn Brown, Saxaphonist, Will

Headline Bill at Temple
Next Week.

Tom Brown, world's greatest rata.
phonist, one of the famous Six Brown

Brothers, and his Merry Minstrel Or-
chestra, headlines the bill at II, F.

Keith's Temple Theater starting Sun-
day matinee. Others billed: Frank
Van Haven, the mad magician, with
a thousand laughs; Willie Solar, in-
ternational entertainer direct from
London; Tracey and Hay in a fast
dancing routine; Fulton and Parker
in a comedy bit; Malvina, violiniste,
making her first American tour;
Samaroff and Sonia, two Russian
Ha- peasants; Such and Vernon, artistic
Now, Mr. Green does not give us any statistical data as to the time
FOR
SA1.F.—Beautiful
duplex.
FOR RENT—Large airy room and
record made by the two Rosenthal sisters. We would appreciate such
zelwood Ave., between LaSalle and athletes, and the usual screen offer-
bath in private home for one or
information, as it would make it possible to get a clear idea on the caliber
Linwood. Six rooms, steam heat, ing.
two young ladies employed. Phone
of the two Rosenthal wonders. In the meanwhile, we welcome these two
Jewish girls to the ranks of important amateur athletes, solely on the

II itachtluth, asked for the floor and be-
gan to address the audience, a repre-
sentative of the Cheka placed him un-
der arrest.
The majority of those assembled left
the hall as a sign of protest and the
meeting was broken up.

NEW HOUSE COLLAPSES
TEI, AVIV.—(J. T. A.1—During
the construction of the third floor of
a new building here the house col-
lapsed, killing one person and injur-
ing many others. Mnay persona were

buried under the debris and excava-
tion work was started immediately to
rescue them.

DETROIT CON-
SERVATORY of M U SIC
West

52nd Year—Finest Conservatory in the

FRANCIS L. YORK, M. A., President

ELIZABETH JOHNSON, Vic.-President

of study based upon the
Oilers to earnest students courses
Renowned faculty of
hest modern educational principles.
SO. Students' orchestra, concerts and recitals. Diplomas
and Degrees conferred, Teachers' certificates. Desirable
boarding accommodations.

FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 14, 1925

UNRIVALED FREE ADVANTAGES

Piano -- Foricis I,. York, M. A.
ic ar
Flitalieth Ji,haiiiin. Georgia
non Ilankerville, Alle D. Zubletna.
Amin. Merrill, Minor E.
Helen
White. Meant- Doty, Mos. Hoc., Wil-
helmina site. Laverne Brown, MOP.
Bac., Ethel 1.01e11 and in additional
in...100r..
Organ—Franek I.. Ym k. M. A.:
Wm. Schenk.
Jackson,
Singing -- Archibald C.
Mainhall Penns, Mtn. Chan. II..
mit, Mi.. Elizabeth 11. Itennett. Fred
II. Protheroe, earl Mann, Mre. Lenlle
G. Lamborn. Mre. A. W. Darin, Jennie
Mnrchoucc Collinn, Ilermine Torch.
Violity• Earl W. Moline, E. N. Bib ,

Examinations Free. For Catalog

bte, Walter Braun, R.ayninnd Hunts.
Frank Hancock, Mien A. Vold, Pool
Ittik•ntln. Elisabeth Milinimugh. Mrs.
liar lllll nil Brown.
Celle--Jules 1.. Klein.
Harp-- Winifred Carta.
Theory, Harmony, Co position--
White.
Dr. Alk D. illitiVDIR, M inor
Laverne Brown. Pont Emanate work
in thin department. Francle I.. York,
M A.
Normal Training for Piano Teach-
gm—Frond+ 1,. York.
Public School Music and Droning --
Mine llormlne larch, Bertha Schaffer,
School el Eapreasloa--Mra. Ethics
Primp Mann. ,,
— Mo. Etfilyn Cries. Mann.

JAMES II. BELL, Treas. and Manager,

5035 Woodward Ave.

EXIT THE GREAT JACKSON

There was a hauntingly familiar look about the stranger who dropped
into our office the other day. Ile came to peddle packing paper and binder
twine. There was a stoop to his shoulder and his hands shook as he ex-
hibited his wares. Ile talked with that pervous braggadocio so common
to the salesman who is not altogether sure of himself. He lacked the smooth
line those fellows general shoot out. At times his voice even quavered and
there was a harried look of worry about his drawn features. We felt cer-
tain we had seen the man before. Ile admitted this was quite possible, for
his name was Willie Jackson. Willie Jackson, one-time favorite light-weight
,
boxer, who won international fame by knocking out Johnny Dundee a few
years ago. Willie told us he was through with the ring for good. A look
of reminiscence and bitterness came on his face when he told his tale of
woe. Popularity had brought riches and with riches had come gay times
along the Great White Way. Endless parties and joyous sprees. Friends
had warned Willie that he was hitting the pace too hard for a prize-fighter.
"But what are you to say to these birds of disaster?" said Willie. "I felt
I f It I could stand it. I promised myself that
young and I felt strong.
would stop just as soon as felt the strain was beginning to tell. One
I
talked."
more little drink won't do any ody any harm. That's the way I
But unexpectedly Allis thing overtook me. It seemed as if my strength had
ebbed away; I came to the horrible realization that I was done for. I was
was not yet 30." Tears dimmed his eyes as he finished
an old man and I
and slumped out of our office; he, Willie Jackson, the colorful Jewish light-
weight, whom Benny Leonard considered his only rival.
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ART AND

SPORT

We had lunch the other day with Louis N. Jaffe, president of the Jaffe
Art Film Corporation, New York. Mr. Jaffe is a slender, well-built person,
nearing the forties, who has achieved extraordinary success a s a lawyer
appeara nce
and realtor. Jaffe surprised us by his youthful and athletic
and when we asked him to explain told us:

I believe in sport as an essential. From my early youth I have
made it my motto to take daily exercise. It may interest you that
I insist that all the members of my firm keep in perfect physical
gifted individual, if your engine
condition. You may be the most
does not function, there is bound to be a catastrophe, sonic time.

Another interesting thing Mr. Jaffe told us: Ile is now building a new
home for the Yiddish Art Theater, a splendid edifice that will cost several
millions. But he is showing other than purely realty interests. Jaffe is
equipping his theater with a most elaborate gymnasium, where the artists
tan go in for a regular course of physical training.
"Yes," continued Jaffe, "we Jews must remember that the body is not
only the hull of the mind, but the engine power of our spiritual life."

(Copyright, 1925, by Seven Arts Feature Syndicate.)

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strength of Mr. Green's enthusiasm.
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