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WINS MAYBEE CONTEST
A Real
Opportunity
FOR SALE-The finest Delica-
tessen Store in Detroit. Net
profit $125 to $150 per week.
PLANS GALA PROGRAM
Sports of Every Kind to Be Diver-
sions of Evening of May 16.
On Sunday evening, May 16, at
8:30 o'clock, the Young People's Tem-
ple Club of Temple Beth El will give
a sport dance amid the beautiful gar-
Inquire
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Third and Last
Week.
Orchestra Hall
Closes May 15.
Admission
50c
oat popular
Dunce sonw-
hing else.-
in who lives
NORMAN H. BIRNKRANT
y Scotsmen;
The
World'. WS
Asimalog Piston
self-govern,.
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1a.m.
) p.m.
Four Times Daily. Get Seats Now.
He-men. They suffered, smiled.
But when asked to surrender they
snarled:
"Go to Hell!"
SHUBERT
LAFAYETTE
dens of Beth El's elatorate decora-
tions. Tennis will be played in the
gymnasium, during the dancing, by
some of the prominent title holders.
Everybody will be in different form
of sport clothing ;including such
sports as will be represented as ten-
nis, golf, riding, yachting ,etc.
The grand march will be lead by the
general chairman of all commttees,
Norman H. Birnkrant and Miss Eliza-
beth Fuchs. The orchestra, Phil Sill-
man's Serenaders, will he set on a
platform covered with a canopy run-
ning along the sides of the dining
room with a fountain in the center
surrounded by flowers and grass.
Starting This Sunday Night.
Bargain Matinee Thursday.
Beat Seats $2.
Returning by Popular Demand
"The Student
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Prince
IN HEIDELBERG
World's Greatest Musical Play.
With Leonard Ceiley and
Madeleine Collins.
Company 130. Male Chorus 50.
Girl Chorus 25. Orchestra 25.
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
ONLY.
All Seats Now at Box Office.
Evenings SOc to $3. Saturday
Matinee 50c to $2.50.
Ida Geliebter, a pupil of the Jew-
ish Centers Association Music School,
won the Mayhee School championship
in the city-wide music grades, piano
playing contest (elementary division.)
Ida is 11 years old and has had two
years training at the music school
under the direction of Miss Edith El-
la Davis, who is a member of the fac-
ulty of the Jewish Centers Music
School.
According to the rules of the con-
test, winners of the school contest are
eligible for the district contest and
later on for the city-wide contest.
The winner of the city-wide contest
wil !receive a baby grand piano, while
all winners in the district contest will
receive free scholarships to the vari-
ous musical conservatories.
The authorities of the Jewish Cen-
ters Association are very much elated
inasmuch as 1.1a has received her en-
tire training in the Association's Mu-
sic School. This activity as well as
all the other activities of the Jewish
Centers Association is supported by
the Community Fund.
Quite a number of the students of
this school are enrolled for the inter-
mediate contest.
Bendetson Netzorg is chairman of
the Music School and the following
are members of the staff: S. Szmula-
wiez, violin; Walter Blumenau, vio-
lin; Edith Ella Davis, piano and har-
mony; Clara A. Waldron, piano; and
Harry Bradlin, piano. Milton M. AI-1
exander is president of the Jewish
Centers Association and sponsors the
music school, among its many activi-
ties.
SECOND WEEK
Starting Sunday, May 9.
Price.: Night, 25c to $1.50; Wed. and Sat. Mta.,
25c to 7:1c.
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"Tarnish"
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4741 Woodward Avis.
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12897 Woodward Ave., Highland Park
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444 East Jefferson Ave.
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3752 Cass Ave.
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"Ilhere Good Furniture is Not Expensive"
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Walnut complete suite, reduced
860/19
$400
from $525 to
7.3 A.;
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No. 4642/85
Enamel suite complete, reduced
$825
from $1234 to
A Spring Sale of Smart Suites
ORE than thirty suites are included-whether
your taste runs to Colonial, Spanish or English,
you are sure to find the desired pieces here.
Weather is a big factor in every business-the back-
di , ward spring has left us with a bulging ware-
., house, and floors filled to capacity. Many of
these suites have just been sampled
-some have never been shown be-
fore. But they must go, so we can
buy at the Summer Market for next
fall. That is why we have gone
through making reductions of from
25 to 40%!
No. 728 50 2-piece Mohair Suite, reduced
4195
from $275 to
We are making no extravagant
Chesterfield 2-piece Suite, re.
No.
163
$350
duced from $522 to
claims. We much prefer that you
No. 5752'26 2-piece Mohair Suite, reduced
$500
from $826 to
come and see! For if you come,
No. 4495'13 2-piece Mohair Suite. reduced
and see what you like, you will buy!
$1000
from $1390 to
No. 4343 /13 As shown above, reduced from
Your judgment will tell you that
$1207
$1630 to
the Northwestern Branch of the Jew-
1ish Old Folks Home during the last
1 month. However, there is still room
1:4 for more. Dues are $2 a year. Those
Fy interested may phone Hemlock 7079
Fy for further information.
No. 4475/13 A very elaborate mite, reduced
$1300
from $1800 to
Notice to Members:
Until the new Old Floks Home is
built, meetings will be held at the
B'nai B'rith Community House, 275
East Ferry avenue.
Oar Deferred Payment
Plan ie available of
;trite;
the values are truly compelling!
PetroitfumittireAors
9gurrn aaopelk
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Has new style models, also dupli-
No. 240/191 9.piece Mahogany Suite with
...$250
chit.. reduced from $377 to...
10-piece Walnut Suite corn-
No. 781/81
$350
plots, reduced from $490 to
Berkey & Gsy Walnut Suite,
No. 4732
$475
reduced from $612 to
cates of imported much worn
buckles in silver and gold with
colored enamel.
OFDETPtOIT
10.piece Walnut Suitecom-
No. 776'51
$550
plete. reduced from $785 to
10.piece Walnut Suite com-
No. 817 95
$750
plete. reduced from $1026 to
Berkey & Gay Walnut Suits,
No. 5723
$1600
reduced from $2130 to
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
MOHEL
Recommended by Detroit Phyalelans.
Formerly at 652 Farnsworth Areas*
Now Residing at
1610 HAZELWOOD AVENUE
Phone Empire 1340-M.
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When Better Automobiles
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are
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FOUNDED IN THE YEAR 1853
Griswold at Lafayette
15 Convenient Branches
lax to be added.
Phoenix walnut complete suite,
$800
reduCed from $1057 to
guests. A luncheon was served.
326 BOOK BLDG. Cadillac 7534.
STATE BANK
Acbsol freight and governmani
No. 4732
4-1-1 Membership:
Many new members have joined
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Division of General Motors Corporation
Berkey & Gay walnut complete
No. 7242
$475
suite, reduced from $623 to
5. A social hour followed the busi-
ness meeting. Mrs. Jack Ilarris and
-Rem der or
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICH.
No.
t•14 Mrs. Bessie Greenfield were honor
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Detroit Clearing House Assn.
and Federal Reserve System
Master Six
243ass.Roadeter • 51250
5-pa...Touring • 1295
Span. 2-door Sedan 1395
5-pass. 4-dose Sedan 1495
4-pass. Coupe • • 1195
7.paan Sedan • • 1995
5-pass. Brougham • 1925
Spa...Sport Roadster 1495
5-pass Sport Touring 1525
3-ffam. Country Club 1765
No. 3428/409 Ivory and Blue 6-piece suite.
$300
reduced from $462 to
/..14
Last Regular Meeting:
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Mrs. Oscar Held was hostess at the
1-14 last meeting, which was held on May
Fry
The Buick way is to build for quality's sake-to
give owners a better new car-full of value-with
every modern. feature.
Compare Buick design with that of other cars of the
same or higher list price, and fix Buick superiority
firstly in your mind,before you spend your money.
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UNOBTRUSIVE SERVICE!
EMPIRE 6833.
Standard Six
lawn Roads.. • $1125
5-pass. Touring • 1150
2-pass. Coup. • • 1195
Spas. 2.door Sedan 1195
5-pam.4dnor Sedan 1295
8-Pmr• 8P• • • 1275
A
Anniversary Party:
To celebrate the first birthday an-
niversary of the Northwestern
General Offices and Mill-Gratlot •nd St. Aubln Area.
Branch and to benefit the home, a
and
Holbrook
Ares.
North Yord and kt01-Conant
Baldness Esbiblishod 5504
card party will be given on Sunday
Mews-Metro. 3390
evening, May 16, at the B'nai B'rith
Community House, 275 East Ferry
.S.
avenue. Mrs. Philip Cowan, chair-
L5 5SE L
man of the affair, is assisted by Mrs.
1-11 Harry Solinsky, Mrs. Abraham Ferer,
p--I Mrs. R. Schwartz, :sirs. Harry Hem-
pel and Mrs. Julius Wartell.
The Edmund G. Lewis Service has been
developed to act quietly and quickly and
can be attested to in hundreds of homes.
Catering particularly to Jewish wants, It
blends softly into the desired religious
ceremonies and atmosphere.
SAMUEL. J. EDER, W. M.
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C. W. Kotcher Lumber Co.
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B'nai B'rith.
HE impression is current that all cars sold
at approximately the same price give approxi-
mately the same results. But there never was
a time in motor car history when there was
less basis of fact for such an impression.
Today, there are two ways of building motor
cars. One is to forget quality and build cars for
trading purposes. The cost of production is cut
to the bone, so that dealers may offer you more
than the market value for your used car.
HIGHLAND MANOR
OLD FOLKS HOME
MEANS AN ACTUAL SAVING TO THE CONTRACTOR
AND A GUARANTEED JOB TO THE OWNER
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Y. M. H. A. NOTES
Next Meeting:
Members and friends are invited
to attend the next meeting of the
"y," which will be held on Sunday,
May 9, at 80 Rowena street, at 5 p .
m. A splendid program has been ar-
ranged for this meeting.
LUMBER AND FINISH
THE STANDARD FOR QUALITY
Perfection Lodge, No 486, F. and
special communica-
A. M., will hold
tion on Wednesday, May 12, at 7 p.
their many relatives and friends for m. F. C. degree and lookout com-
their kindness during their bereave- mittee.
ment. Special thanks to the B'nai
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
By Order of-
B'rith and I.adies Auxiliary of the
George Gomer and children, Mil-
ton, Rose and Bernard, wish to thank
6,
You have heard it- they are
all good autornobildf
Educational Classes:
There are still a few openings in
the various classes that meet at 89
Rowena street. The schedule of
classes for the coming week is Mon-
day, public speaking; Tuesday, com-
mercial law; Wednesday, salesman-
ship; Thursday, physical training;
Friday, services.
Ann H•rding's Big Broadway Success.
PERFECTION LODGE
CARD OF THANKS
MRS. SADIE COMER
Tennis and Golf Instruction:
Joseph Kohn, chairman of the ath-
letic committee, will instruct mem-
bers to play tennis, golf, baseball and
other sports. Further details will be
announced in a later edition of The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
And Distinguished New York Players
In Gilbert Emery's Vital Play of Today
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PLAN BENEFIT CARD PARTY
The fifth annual evening card
'tarty will be given by the Detroit
Orphans Home on Monday evening,
May 17, at the Knights of Pythias
Hall, 3153 Cass avenue. Admission
will be 75 cents per person. Re-
freshments will he served and prizes
awarded at each table. Mrs. J. liar-
with is chairman of the arrangements
committee.
Hospital on Friday, April 30, after
an illness of two weeks. Mrs. Gomer,
was 30 years of age. She is survived
by her husband, George Gomer; one
daughter, Rose; two sons, Milton and
Bernard; her father, J. Korash; four
sisters, Mrs. I. Raikow, Mrs. Esther
Blatt, Mrs. J. Moscow and Mildred
Gorash, and two brothers, Alex and
Joseph Gorash.
Interment took place Friday after-
noon, April 30, at Machpelah Ceme-
tery. Members of the Knights of
Pythias Lodge and the Ladies Aux-
iliary of B'nai B'rith attended the
The Detroit String Choir, the city's services.
unique ensemble of string instrument
students, will be heard at the Detroit
MRS. MOLLIE SPILKY
Institute of Arts, Friday, May 14, at
Mrs. Mollie Spilky of Chicago
8:15. There will be no charge of
passed away at her home on April 22,
admission, as all events of the choir
at the age of 55. Mrs. Spilky is sur-
are free and the public is invited.
vived by her husband, Isaac Spilky;
Fifty four concerts have been giv-
three daughters, Katharine and Ger-
en by the choir in Detroit and other
trude Spilky of Chicago and Mrs.
Michigan cities. No person connect-
Birdie Goldberg of Detroit, and five
ed with the choir is paid for any serv-
.
sons Joseph L., Samuel, Walter, Max
ce.
and David of Chicago.
The Friday evening program will
Interment took place at Waldhein
be under the direction of William II.
Cemetery, Chicago, on April 23.
Engel who will conduct the majority
of the selections. J. Slazer will also
MRS. ROSE SILVERSTONE
conduct. There will be two soloists.
The program is given through the
Mrs. Rose Silverstone of 15551
co-operation of the Detroit Institute Normandy avenue passed away at her
of Arts, the Chamber Music Society home on April 27, at the age of 59.
and the Detroit District of the Michi- Mrs. Silverstone is survived by six
gan Federation of Music Clubs.
daughters, Mrs. J. Steinberg, Mrs.
Philip Schneider, Mrs. Abe Kasle,
Mrs. Hyman Schwart and Mrs. Isa-
dore Kaminsky of Detroit, and Mrs.
Michael Frozen of Toledo, and one
Annual Banquet:
son, Ralph Silverstone.
The first annual banquet of the Y.
Mrs. Silverman was buried on April
M. II. A., held on Sunday evening 27 at the Chesed Shel Emes Ceme-
last at the King Wah Lo Cafe, was tery, Rabbi Stollman officiating.
well attended. Saul, Charles and Max
Schwartz, members of the social
committee, furnished the entertain-
A Non.Sectarian Country
ment program. Addresses were made
Boarding School for Girls.
by the newly elected officers and the
1.1.1Iy located on the !Judson
following committees were appoint-
-Near New York.
ed: Membership committee, Oscar
College Preparatory Course-
Skolnik chairman, Saul Charles, as-
Certificate Recognised.
High School, Junior College,
sistant chairman; educational com-
H om•- M• king, Secretarial,
mittee, H. 0. II. Levine chairman,
Journalism, Kindergarten
Mr. Schecter assistant; social com-
Training. Music and Art.
mittee, Joseph Willis chairman, Max
Separate Collage for Elemen-
l•ry School.
Schwartz assistant; publicity commit-
Vacation Trips to Bermuda
tee, Max Ornstein chairman, N. Bog-
and Europe.
donoff assistant; athletic committee,
Associated with Highland Na-
Joseph Kohn chairman, J. liandel-
ture Camps, South Napleit, Me.
man assistant; house committee, Jo-
EUGENE H. LEHMAN,
seph Kahn chairman, F. Milgim as-
Director
Bon 141, Tarrytown-on-Hudson
sistant. The toastmaster for the eve.
Now York.
ning was Oscar Skolnik and Miss
Landman, director of the Y. W. H.
A., was guest of honor.
Ann Harding Rollo Peters
IT
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MRS. SADIE COMER
31rs. Sadie Gomer of 9668 Otsego
avenue passed away at St. Mary's
DETROIT STRING CHOIR
TO PLAY AT INSTITUTE
Tables will be set around the din-
ing room and spectators will be seat-
ed on the platform in the gymnasium
to watch the tennis matches during
the evening. Genies such as bridge,
checkers, dominos and chess, will be
played for those who care to enjoy
them.
The committee includes Norman H.
Birnkrant, general chairman; decor-
ation committee, Elizabeth Lieberman,
chairman; Joseph Weinberg, George
Emanuel Neugarten, Helen Langer,
Cecil Birnkrant and Elizabeth Fuchs;
refreshment committee, Gene Miller,
chairman; Marcia Ermann, Jeanette
Sarah Musliner. (bier e inmittee, Fos-
ter Vehon. chairman; Herbert Myers,
Agnes Epstein, publicity, George
Emanuel Neugarten, chairman; Jose-
phine Drennan, ticket committee,
C.ne Miller, chairman; Eleanore
Scheer, Frances Iliger.
The Young People's Temple Club
are inviting six guests, the graduates
of Temple Beth El High School.
Admission is $1.00 per couple.
Prizes will he awarded for the best
sport costumes. The judges have not
as yet been appointed, but will be in
the near future.
GARRICK
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