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BROWN DISCUSSES
ZION IMMIGRATION
JUNE 25, 192
TWELFTH ANNUAL
U. J. C. WORKERS
MEET OF HADASSAH
HOLD FINAL MEET
AT BUFFALO, N. Y
where they, would find a haven of I
refuge. It isn't a problem any more
to lind colonists. The problem now is
Life Insurance
Pension Bonds
to select only those who can fit into
Investment Insurance
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the life of l'alestine and not to admit!
Representing the Largest Interna-
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year more than the land and the;
tional Company in the World.
ian worker on a bottle of chianti. and each
industry can absorb. As I said in I
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organization to participate and have
a
loaf
of
bread?
Will
a
Jewish
farm-
Cadillac 5692 604 Park Ave. Bldg.
1923, Not all those who want to conel
a voice in the management and direr-
er be satisfied to live like an Egyptian
•
but all these who ought to come' Amsterdam: Mrs. A.J. Lewin; nu f- don of the federated charities in the
fellah on a handful of rice a day? Or
should be admitted to Palestine. 'Not falo: Mrs. Leon A. Miter, Mrs. Lout s expenditure of funds by the federa-
like a French peasant on his little
accidental immigration but selected Gold ring; Elmira: Miss Sarah Frier l- lion.
patch of vegetables? No. Ile demands
immigration.' man, Mrs. Max Miller; Newburgh :
A
so-. wear an Country
Contributions are still corning into
all of the necessities and some of the
Boaning School for Girls.
I think the Zionist movement can be Mrs. Jacob Fish, Mrs. Jacobson ; the headquarters of the United Jew-
comforts
of
life
in
a
mtxlern
world."
Ideally located on the Hudson
a force for good if they will only de- Olean: Mrs. Theodora Ilarris; Rio h- ish Campaign and below is a list of
– Soar New York.
I ventured to suggest that the posi- hunk the bunk that is constantly be- ester: Mrs. I. E. Goldman, Miss Do r- additional contributions of $25 and
College Preparatory Course- lion of l'alestine with relation to raw ing presented to the people of this othy Manson, Mrs. Noah Sher, Mr
s. over received up to and including June
Cert ficate Recognised.
materials and markets is similar to country. Much of what they tell on Bernard Rose, Mrs. Charles Yalowich ;'23:
11 gh School, Junior College,
H o to e M a king, Secretarial. that of England where unemployment has no relation to the facts or the Rome: Mrs. S. Lippman, alt•rnat e,
Journalism. Kindergarten has also reached a crisis at the prey- truth." Mrs. M. Shapiro; Schenectady: Mr
Training, Music and Art.
ent time. "Since you hold that no great in- Edward A. Weinstein; Syracuse: Mr 5 . lie, Da V
.
Separate Cottage 10 , Elmer.
"England has a lot ot. unemploy- dust•ial power can lee developed in Jesse Bienenfeld, 31rs. L. !Shins° in, Ini C, Barium ...
tart, School.
man. Harry .
Venal
Trips to Bermuda
ment," remarked Mr. Itrown, "but her Palestine., what good can lee accom- Mrs. S. D. Solomon, Mrs. NI. Tuini
and Europe.
condition is different froth that of l'al- !dished by the Zionist movement in alternates, Mrs. Ben Khios 14 s. S..
egowan, J. S.
A.moriated with Highland Na-
Palestine?" I questioned. Silverman, Mrs. M. Milstein, Mrs. s.110„13 thooleker Verriti
ture Camp.. South Naples. Me. estine. England has coal. England
A.
"Let me quote the concluding re- Ferguson; Troy: Mrs,. L. Shads
has a merchant marine. Palestine has
EUGENE H. LEHMAN,
•
neither of these necessities. What marks in my booklet of 1921 in which Brooklyn: Mrs. Jacob Lurie, Mrs. Sa
Director
Eividenbei a. Mr. 11/11i Mr..
Box 141, Tarrytown•on.Hudsen hampers England today is, that her l expressed my views on that point," ah Rotten, Mrs. H. Berry, Mrs. N, ■■■ •ItIrtmn, A.
New York.
s.
LeVine, Mrs. M. Koreriman, Mrs.
Hunt. J. Mr. unit Mr.
foreign customers. are not buying on replied Mr. Brown.
11,noin. Milton additional
"I can see a Palestine peopled by Sherman, Mrs. A. Sehluckerman, Mr S. ller,lein,
a pre-war basis. With Russia and
H. Mr:. .
Germany out of the picture she loses Jews, whose goal was nut a political S Talley, Mrs. L. Moses, Mrs. D. I Ira hoar lam Anoisenient Co.
two of her biggest markets. And none state, but whose ideal was to give to Waltutf, Mrs. S. Inselbuch, Mrs. Be
hanr r .
of the other countrieso are buying the world the results of Jewish genius, nand Trosky, Mrs. B. J. Banda, Mr S. Knorr:Mtork
from England on anything like a pre- • essish culture, Jewish religion.—A R. Luxenberg, Mrs. M. Aronson; N• A 190,.. M.
II.
war basis. Palestine from which would issue York City: :Sirs. S. Newman, Mr s. het,
Sine Ast
If you will refer to any pamphlet forth the works of our great poets Emil Stengel, Mrs. H. Pepper, Mi
100
Frances Wuirl Stein ,
the
literature
of
our
writers,
the
mu-
Ithruwit
Z,:
Kohn,
(limy
10.1.1itioonnl
I
500
entitled , "Seeing Palestine Through
eissinitn, Mrs. NI. Epstein, 1,••• •:.",=,..
Neutral Eyes" which I wrote in sic of which we seem to have an over- Mrs. .1.
f"(1
March, 192-1, after my return from an abundance--A Palestine with great Mrs. Carl Sheniran, Mrs. Beni. Shep-
21!
75
extensive tour of l'alestine you will seats of learning, with research lab- ard, Mrs. Pauline Pepper, Mrs. E. Heisner, Mr , Sedie .1.
tt.
I.
it.
oratories
to
give
to
the
world
the
re-
Baldwin;
Ohio:
Akron,
Mrs.
II.
Mack,
SO
4
7
s1
S
111rA
,
'hi
find my opinion of the possibility of
•
building up an industry in a country sults of the findings of our great Mrs. M. Schulman, Mrs. A. Alpern,
25 ■
scientists. A Palestine that would Ise- alternates, Mist. K. Backer, Mrs. 51. Pal k.W.din Shoo
gond
asscNMANu.
that
!leeks be
raw
materials.
say there
there, , come the center of Jewish religion and Epstein, Mrs. .I. S. Baer;Columbus: L7,' kti.i n.kf A". 7,.' 1 ,' „, •
sn
It might
pointed
out I that
7r,
engaged
in
large.
scale
Jewish
thought
so
that
rabbis
and
Mrs.
B.
W.
Abramson,
alternates.
2E7 GRAT1OT AVE
are countries
Rohn
production
that
lack
raw
materials;
teachers
could
receive
their
education
Mrs.
Aaron
Ithnziger,
Mrs.
Ilex
lio-
JitiP
such as Japan, for instance, but a in this land so sacred to us. A re- gabs;Dayton:Mrs. Reichel, Mrs. sss
200
C11(120Y 9171
. .
30
study of what that coun ry produces ligieths center that would Tall together Osness, alternates, 3Irs. (1. Margolis, ' .trnlet.1
t 7s” m
.
1,1100,
71'
and the labor conditions under which our great spiritual and lay leaders Mrs. Shapiro, Mrs, Miller, Mrs. II. . .
from all over
e l
it is produced in conjunction with
110
ism ceetild be readjusted Zpre a s e t . ; n.tur' l l a ay - ' M
Ra rr s r . a i r iutTr'31 ; " "‘ist 1N0In r. '.1171;;7 .1' .. Davis,'s :;s"%ii',"
their standard of living would con-
t 'L pan
J 1 ,;,'I:h
1. . "
30
conditions,—so that a better under alternates, Mrs. J. Schuller, Miss E s- swat, s's. sts ;
21
vince even the ordinary layman who
standing and a more harmonious re .. thee Antis, Mrs. Sam /Cask; Youngs-l'Isres,• 71, 1, 1 ' , : ,t iltitther Sc,ettl
had
only
the
slightest
understanding
ligious
observance
shall
be
developed
1,000
to
pars.
rs.
Harold
Spero,
Mrs.
Chas.
„
„
,Cantor of Congregation Mogen
life
van e
p it of for the several groups
of Jewish,
that a reetion
8011
o f present . P la
(y Fidelinan„Mrs. II. Lewin, 51 rs. Sara sesss ....
Abraham, Farnsworth Ave.
.' . %) - 7.1..
what Japan has done would be
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impost Jewry. A religious c nter that would Evans, alternates, Mrs. Ilernian
e
Ki ,f_ Woltri ire Moak Co.
150
Bible in Jewish Palestine.' Further,
EXPERT AND ANTISEPTIC
Narrows, J. s.
175
give to the non-Jewish world added ver, Mrs. David Fish, Mrs. G.
Evz
that
'Palestine
locks
most
of
the
es-
MOHEL
sentials necessary for any consider- contributions to our already great rich, Mrs. II. Fine; Okl ahoma: Tuts
Recommended by New York, CM-
n: Mackinac Island Season Opens.
able industry. It has no mineral re- contribution of religion. A l'alestine Mrs. S. II. Friedman; Pennsylvani
cago and Detroit physicians.
rs. L . F. Kohn, Mrs. 1..
sources such as coal, iron, copper, that would develop agriculture to its New Castle, Sirs.
MARRIAGES PERFORMED
Miller;
Oil
City:
Mrs.
Mollie
Brave
very
highest
and
prove
to
the
world
Nlackinac Island, popular Michigan
nickel, in fact, it is practically barren
Call at
532 MEDBURY
of those natural essentials which must that the Jew can return to the land man, Mrs. Mary Stahl, alternate .s, suninSer resort located in the Straits
Mrs.
Zand,
Mrs.
Mollie
Rosenber
and
bring
forth
from
the
hills
of
stone
Phone Empire 4322
g;
,
of
Mackinac at the junction of three
necessarily he available in large quan-
Sharron-Farrel: Mrs. Ed. Rabin 0- great bakes--Superior, Huron and
tities if any considerable industry is and the valleys of sand, a vegetation
second to none.
vitz,
Mrs.
Maurice
Schloss.
alternate
•0,
3lichigan—is
one of the few remain-
to be developed.'
A Palestine that would give play to Mrs. Louise Sands, Mrs. Maud es. ing points on the North American
Dr. Weizmann was warned in 1923 our genius for economics, industry, Schermer ; rri shun; : Mrs. Jose; ih
continent where the honk of an au-
and again in 1925 by men—sound buss commerce, sanitation, medicine, social Silberman, Mrs. Pauline Coplinsk
y; tomobile horn is never heard.
OPTOMETRIST
iness men who saw the fallacy of forc- development and our love of justice, Rhode Island: Providence, Mrs. Stu is;
The island is eight miles in circuit:-
ing the growth of the country by any which would make the whole of Pales- cis Sheer, Mrs. Morris Becher; Te n
. ference; its ninth plateau is 150 feet
rapid increase of population. Regard- tine a garden spot, attracting the at- nessee: Chattanooga, NIrs. Max Ile •
1- above the level of the lakes and stone
ing the immigration policy, I voiced tention of the world towards Jewish ter, Sirs. Sam Ginsburg; Virgini a: of the high points are 300 feet above
the opinion in 1923 that 'if immigra- effort, given unselfishly, so that life Norfolk, Mrs. Lasser, Mrs.. 31. Lei s. the water level. The primitive
Lion is to continue at an increasing here and elsewhere might be better, tan, Mrs. Jacob Lewis, Miss Nett i s .' grandeur of the island has never
rate as in the past few years, the Jew- finer, nobler. I M
Morris) Mrs. Louis Maisel; Richman d ; been disturbed by any of the surface;
ish problem in Palestine will strain
Such a Palestine-- such a Jewish Mrs. Nathan
an Ressler; West Virgini a: indications of our modern civilize-
the possibilities of Jewish financing, movement, such a Z
'Zionism I could Charlestown Mrs. Ben Shure; IVi s . lion. No motor cars are allowed on
Torten Shell Frame with Anti-Slip Temple.
only in America, but in all parts ascribe to 100 per cent and throw my- cousin: Madison, Mrs. F. W. Mac k, the island to disturb the quiet charm
Specialist in Examination of Optical and not
dt th e
Muscular Defects of the Eye.
world, that up to the present self into whole heartedly, without set- alternate, Miss Rose I,. Woldenbet• g; and the thunder of railroad trains or
Glasses Prescribed and Accurately Adfusteel have given liberally to the upbuilding mations,
Milwaukee: Mrs. 11. Schlomovitz, Mr 0. the rattle of street curs are never
We grind ourown lenees and know
of Palestine.'
heard.
I. Greenberg, Mrs. A. Shutkin, alts
,
they ar• correct.
And I was not the only one that
nate, Mrs. Frank Gros4ntin; Was h.
The horse and buggy is the only
1910 Hazelwood
Corner Twelfth sounded the note of warning. In fact,
t,
ington, D. C.: Mrs. John Seder, Mr it. mode of travel over the miles of
the Zionist leaders themselves agreed
Ilenry Hirsh, Mrs. Isadore Koh n, gravel roads that thread the island
rich nee ill personal conversation and
Mrs. NI. Milestone, Mrs. Wm. Rose
in all directions. When the tourists
CONCRETE GARBAGE and thousands of these booklets were dis-
step on the. wharf at Mackinac the.
" rf •
.
tributed throughout the country with-'
ASH RECEPTACLES
first thing that arrests the attention
Do not wait until • Court Not co Is sad
nit being criticized by the Zionist I
of all is the street filled with spank-
'Continued from page one.)
Yeu•
press. They were warned and the re- '
, ing teams and canopy-topped rigs. It
One-family Garbage R. wade $7.79.
sponsibility for the ()regent crisis rests plied by the government to a very lim-
is like a page out of the past and
entirely on their own shoulders.
ited extent, and it is not to be ex-
brings back a flood of memories to
912 E. HANCOCK ST.
Palestine dosen't have to have a peeled that this money requirement Mothers Club C■ mp:
the older visitors.
Residence: Melrose 6556.
great mass population at once," he I can be met by the transmigrants.
The following articles are require ed
The Detroit and Cleveland Nevi
Office:
contnues!.
i
Wh
"a
fort's theh u rry? This
for eac hp erson wh o atten ds
he' gation Company, which operates the
"The
ruin
of
the
Jewish
masses
s
1354 Buhl Bldg.
Cadillac 9778
increase
wild scramble
ig
Mothers Club summer camp: Tu se largest fleet of passenger steamers
immra-
been
too
vast
for
that.
The
.Jewish
e'
w ha
tion WAS due to the desire of the 'Zion-1 world, in Russia, ever wh
1 s. t ls sheets, two pillow cases, hand towel s„ on the Great Lakes, employs the
e r e
Y
ist leaders to create an impression be- come to the
... ....
, mast bath towels, dish towels, blankets, a steamers Eastern States and Wester]
e resuce.
fore the world. What's the result?
pillow, heavy coat or sweater, ra in 'States during the summer season be-
They have defeated their own pur- b "The necessity for this movement is root and rubbers, bathing suit at
ad tween Detroit Mackinac Island and
pose."
t doubts the feast- accessories (especially shoe 1. Regi s- Chicago, sailing from Dteroit every
"What do you suggest as a possible bility, the certainty of this project, trations are now being taken at
11 Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
immediate solution for the problem of
n us are exerting every effort Melbourne avenue daily between
I unemployment? I asked. ;to support it. Only those, who cannot a. m. and 5 p. m., excepting Saturdi ay 9 The round trip between Chicago and
Detroit requires four days and is one
"Until such a time as those who are see the realities o4 Russian life, or are and Sunday. The rates are $11 ft
it: of the most delightful of the short
at resent
pye
unemplod find emplo y, , c, oled by prejudice can opp use it:
adults and $5.50 for children tool erlsummer tours on the lower lakes as
1 ment there should be an almost corn-It It thust be borne in mind that the 7. A registration fee of $5 for a n the boats sail through the rivers and
plete stoppage - tef labor immigration," ; 'nu given so freely by the govern- adult and from $1 to $3 fur childre n
narrow channels during the daylight
has an enormous value, a value is required.
declared Mr. Brown.On the other
hours and a lay-over of three hours
over 500,000,000 golden rubles.
hand, immigrants who possess inde-
is permitted at Mackinac Island on
Cat Rate Moving end Storag•.
pendent means should he encouraged
No wonder that there have already Senior Council Outing:
both the unbound and downbound
to come in. Every thousand of such been
, securely settled 70,000 Jewish
1917 GRAND RIVER AVENUE
The Senior Council of Clubs hell trips.
newcomers would mean the employ- 1 ' 111s •
Pleas Cadillac 6853-4679.
o n to utnhde. y C h in l i dorrenni 'nsgEr
Another delightful cruise is the
Fresh im
Air .
ment of 500 to 1,000 of the present un-
The new Jewish farmer feels safe Camp
round trip between Chicago, Ill., and
1 employed. Any other program of im- and secure
•
; He is building puma-
—
spurts
t,l dancing
,)
wer e th e di. Buffalo, N. Y., which requires eight
migration would only help to swell the nenBy. lie is confident of the fruits versions
mig'
n
o f the
at n .
days and covers Lake Michigan, Lake
army of unemployed. Merely pouring of his labor. Therefore, in the course
Huron, Lake St. Clair and Lake Erie.
money into the country for housing of two years there has been developed
S top-overs are permitted at Mackinac
and other building activities is not a remarkable sense of belonging
New
Island, Detroit iind Niagara Falls.
Being
economically Bound and it would re- among the Jewish settlers. They feel
sult in only temporary relief. Besides, that they are standing on the thresh-
It has been anticipated for some
there isn't any money for unemploy- %del of history which will mark a new
ment relief. Just look at their own Phase of our existence; the transfor- months that a large American build-
buder(3. with its so-call
e d A. B. C. cat- !nethr] of a bartering people into a er of motor cars would soon be on
the market with an European type
egories. The American Jews have cleanse-laboring people.
The initial produe-
the ,Jewish
masses whom the low, light car.
never been made as conversant with war "For
dragged,
to
' the brink of extinc- I tion of what may be the forerunner
that budget as they should have been."
am
:movement
is
a
promise
of
a
complete
change
in our great
,
"Does the hostile attitude. of the ,:
Lino,
,
the I
I
Zionist press, such publications as the . " renewed existence, It is the rescue mass production of light automobiles
roth
destruction
of
tens
of
thousands
made
its
appearance
in
this
city this
New Palestine which brands as "de-'
featists".and enemies of the cause all of. J 'wish families. It is the begin-, week. It is the Overland Whippet,
nity
r,
of
a
new
trend
in
Jewish
history.
,
on
which
the
engineers
of
Willys-
'who presume to question the wisdom •
. .
yo
nd, Inc., have been working,
and criticize the policies of the Zion
,
: both here and in Europe,
f
Eupe,
for
the
past
ee
world,
(1
ist leaders—does this attitude seem to A h 1
we appeal, let this land-
you t to he justified in the face of the ,' settlement *come your concern as 3 ; two years.
.
has
become
the
hope
of
thousands
of
'
This
new
car
is
totally
different
• presence situation?" I asked.
F amiliarse
"The New Palestine is doing its • Jewish families here.
i ;from anything we have ever seen be-
;
Pallas Musicians—The Band
It looks eV
it,b," replies! Mr. Brown. "I can find Y"ur s ' e lves with it and you will reai-; fore in this country.
You Love to Dance With.
t. that we are renenstructing Jewishlferent, it acts different and it serves
no fault with it for that. They are
The same advantages
merely defending their case, which is life under new conditions. 1.4e call to! a different but constantly increasing
which have made Long
in harmony with the general attitude ytT , fellow-writers of all lands. We demand. Mechanically, it is an adap-
,
1
lotion
of
the
best
that
Europe
has
to
cii
to
you
to
write
of any publication sponsoring a spec-k'''ill
rite and to work for
Distance so essential in
in the way of powerful ero-
in
settlement of Jews on the soil in „a
ail cause. The New Palestine, at „
business are enjoyed
I nomieal engines, with a wide speed
MEYER BARRON, Prop.
times, reminds me of the chameleon ItUSSIA.
in calling your family
'range, more power for climbing than
Buyers of All Kinds of
changing its colors to fit all shale-'
at the cottage. It is
characterized even the best of
t ions.
!the
European;
productions
and
with
speedy;
it brings an
"If I had bee.n given the power of
1342 Brewster St.
a fl exibility,
ity,
and smoothness
prophecy I couldn't have been more
immediate answer; it
Cadillac 1708
Cadillac 1709
of
running
which
is
new
to
our
light
prophetic," remarked Mr. Brown,
avoids misunderstand.
. .
production.
commenting on his opinions expressed
ing. The sound of the
(Continued Prom Page One.)
It s is a quality product in every
in 1023 in the booklet he had quoted.
voices of the members
detail from the trim, smart, extreme-
"My opinion then was based on a tie- succeed.! in arranging with the Yid-
ly low hung body with its brilliant
of your family over
sire, not to populate l'alestine quirk- dish dramatists of New
. • '
_ finish and superb upholstery to the
Granite sod Marble
the
Long Distance Cir-
ly, but sanely. And I made those nish Mm with plays for the forthcom- last detail of its mechanical construe-
, statements--that seem no prophetic ; ing season and to date the cast al. tion.
cuits is comforting.
now—only after a thorough survey of I ready announced is. Mischa Fischson,
The sedan will travel 58 miles an
Long Distance rates
all the elements entering into the cell-who is well known in Detroit and has hour as easily and comfortably as
nomic future of the country—not only taken a leading role in
are remarkably low.
564 Winder Street
many of the the great majority of our present-
And
on "Anyone"calls,
in Palestine bu Hong before I ever • plays produced: Madam Zaslofsky, day sixes and yet it Is equipped with
Phone Cadillac 0048
went there"
m Mrs. haralova, singer, a four-cylinder motor.
after 8:30 at night they
David {eits,
The Only Jewish MONUMENT
"What was the economic condition ' dancer and actress, and the well
ere approximately half
It will accelerate from 5 to 25
Dealer in Detroit.
of Palestine• when you were there last • known juveniles, Mr. and Mrs. F'ogel. miles an hour in 10 seconds, or in
the day rate.
year!" I queried.
• nest.
just half a second more time than
"The elements of depression were' Since the Yiddish Playhouse on i some of our largest and most flexible
An "Anyone"
already there. I talked at the time , Hastings street wilt, closed, Detroit sixes, and it will cover 28 to 30 miles
can is • call on
with Dr. Weizmann, Dr. Rupin, Col., Jewry haft not been deprived of dra- ; on a gallon of fuel.
which
you will
Kisch and other executives. They alllrnstie entertainment, because the en-1
It will stop in a little over twice.
talk with any
agreed that depression was possible. terprising manager of the playhouse i its own length from an average
•
who answers
Yet there were planning to bring in brought New York and Chicago mom- I speed, for it is equipped with four-
the telephone.
:41, mo Jews in 1925. And that very panics to the city and for the last two I wheel brakes having a drum diameter
thlnute they were faced with unem- t performances of the season lien Ami of 11 inches, which is larger than
USR LONG DISTANCI
p t•sment.
the noted actor who was formerly eon. those on many of our large cars.
'
"They had prom'sed the world that styled with the Jewish Art Theater, The motor develops 2:3 per cent
they wer e
MICHIGAN BELL
going to colonize Palestine. appeared in "The Idle Inn," and the more power, per cubic inch of pi=ton
quickly end they were going ahead in I Vitha Troupe closed the season with displacement, than any other light
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spite of the consequences. Colonizing! the performance of "The Two Kunne four-cylinder motor built in America:
Palestthe is not the difficult thing it 1 1saemel." at Orchestra Hall. this is one of the results of utilizing
used is hr. There are • million Jesse ' The announcement of the opening the European type of high speed mo-
in Poland today who would be mere 1 , f serformance
will appear
later tor design. It develops greater brake
the new playhouse
and at
the a initial
than willing to leave Peland and go t
horsepower than any other light four-
America — to Palestine— any place date in The Detroit Jewish Chronicle. cylinder car in this country and yet
it weighs just a little over 2,000
pounds, ready for the road The'
.
ILILliomigeomog
....
power plant turns over 2,800 revo-
lutions a minute and gives • de-
. I
veloped power of 30.5 11. P. from an
A. E. rating of 15.5 H. P. The
1 0
total piston displacement is 134.2
I cubic inches, somewhat larger than
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HIGHLAND MANOR
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Better Lumber for Your Building Satisfies Your Cu.lonwre,
C. W. Kotcher Lumber Co.
General Offices and Mill--Gratietand St. Amble Ares.
North Yard •
Mill—Cesest amid Holbrook Ares.
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Mortgage Loans
went given by us. If you want first or second mortgage, or first
nortgage on vacant, or wish to sell your land contract, see the
Investment Mortgage'Company
S UBWAY
'FLOWER SHOD
PFTER PATTERSON, Manager
313 Hammond Building
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BRING YOUR CAR IN NOW
Your Auto Trouble is our business, and we take care of your troubles.
TIRES — TUBES — BATTERIES — ACCESSORIES
RASKIN GARAGE COMPANY
SAM RASKIN, Gen'l Mgr.
THREE GARAGES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
REV. H. MILKOVSKY
No matter where you live or where yint're at, you're in
our neighborhood.
623 Benton St.
Realizing as we do how vital
gas is in everyone's life, we
make it easy for newcomers
to securegood gas service
quickly.
In this way we are extending
the hospitality and good-will
of Detroit in a very definite
way to those who are be-
coming citizens of our city.
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Let
SHEKELL
Ate
Theekople of Detroit enjoy gas
rates "it hich are lower than those
existing in any other similar city
in America."
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Particular People Prefer
the Palais.
Strictly censored. Highest
Standard,
DETROIT CITY GAS CO.
Cher. W. II, nnelt, Vice Pres. end Gen. Mgr.
Clifford et 11.11ey
Shown.
BRANCHES:
Bouleverd
General At
Bldg.
When your
family's at
the lake
Select Dancing Nightly
Palais de Dance
Hamtramck
5707 Jonph Camps.
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Michigan Paper Stock Co.
WASTE PAPER
Hemlock 7671
A personal or telephone call
is all that is necessary—the
gas is turned on quickly and
without any red tape.
CENTERS ASS'N
Overland
11520 Oakland
Glendale 1357
The Man From Out-of-
Town Finds It Easy
To Secure Gas
RUSSIAN JEWISH
WRITERS ENDORSE
SETTLEMENT PLAN 11
Move You
3960 Third Ave.
Melrose 3683
DR. L. P. MERAR
H. M. KOFFMAN
Land Contracts
Ask your friends regarding the prompt service and fair treat•
CORNERSTONE LAYING !has
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IS SET FOR JULY 4 '
Your Vacation
MANUEL URBACH
Apparel
Monuments
So many details to be looked after
when getting ready for the vacation
trip that one is apt to overlook, until
the last minute, the condition of the
wardrobe.
Select now those things to be laundered
—call Glendale 5680—get us on the
job—get this job off your mind.
Be ALL ready when the (lay comes.
MOVING
Elms (721
OUTING
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SPRIM
ENGRAVING CO .
Commercimil Artists
and Engravers
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MODEL
LAUNDRY
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LEWIS BROTHERS
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
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Glendale 5680
27 Convenient Branches.
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