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Mr. Koffman, formerly manager of
ing 1926, particularly for the purpose
the shoe department at Heyn's Ba-
of speeding the service.
Further improvement of toll and zaar, and Mr. Braunstein, formerly
One hundred million dollars will be long distance service is looked for dur- buyer for the shoe department of
MOSES FRIEDENBERG
Ileyn's Bazaar, the Ames Company
added to the Michigan Bell Telephone ing 1027.
The Zeire Zion organization of De-
Engagements, Banquets and
Moses Friedenberg of 1525 Seward
of Cleveland, Ohio, and other exclu-
Company's plant during the next five
All Social Function,
avenue passed away at his home on troit regrets to advise that Chaim
Colonial Clothes Basketball Team. years, it is indicated by President Griswold Boot Shoppe Opens. sive shoe stores, will personally con-
duct the shopp• and extend a cordial
Friday, Jan. 21, at the age of 85. Mr. Greenberg, who was scheduled to de-
Catered by
The Colonial Clothes Basketball Burch Foraker's announcement of the
Friedenberg had been a resident of liver several lectures in Detroit, will''
invitation to all their friends to at-
Team, representative team of the company's expansion program for
Announcement has been made of tend the opening.
Detroit for the past 60 years. Ile be unable to fulfill his engagement in
1926
and
that
projected
for
1927.
DETROIT
CATERING
great-
I
Jews in Detroit and having the
Detroit
the
week
of
Feb.
2.
Due
to
the
opening
on
Feb.
1
of
the
Gris-
is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Gross additions to the telephone
est amateur record in the state of
COMPANY
wold Boot Shoppe at 204 West Grand
Edith Bushner, and two sons, llarry his recent appointment as editor of '
QUESTIONABLE
Michigan, was organized by a group plant for this state during 1926, with Meer avenue, Hotel Griswold Build-
the weekly, Porn Folk, he has been
and Ira Friedenberg,
Detroit's Exclusive Kosher Caterers
November
and Des:ember estimated,
boys
in
1921
and
is
now
heading
of
ing.
Interment took place Sunday, Jan. detained in New York, but expects
A. PEREIRA, Mgr.
for its seventh consecutive champion- totalled $21,161,000, SIr. Foraker
M.
I
am
growing
in the suspicion that
to
be
here
some
time
in
March.
Those
The
Griswold
Boot
Shoppe
will
23, at Beth Olem Cemetery, Rabbi
ship. Playing in class "(7" in the shows. The company's 1927 expan- feature novelty shoes and purses. It some people are eager to build big
who have purchased tickets for the
Gordon officiating.
125 RICHTON AVENUE
year 1021, the Riptons, as they were sion program is expected to total al- will carry a complete line of Betty costly churches by way of atoning
various lectures to be delivered by
Longfellow 5654.
then called, won 30 straight victories, most $28,000,000, and is based upon Jane dress type short vamp footwear, for their failure to attend them when
Mr. Greenberg may submit their
JACOB ARFA
their only setback being in the finals the telephone engineers' belief in what regularly sold at $8 MI $10, at one they are built. Such people are pie-
tickets to Ed. Franzblau, 4711 Michi-
of the state A. A. U. tournament. The will be required to meet service needs price, $6 a pair; le •e Kicks, the tistic paradoxes. Very small churches
Jacob Arfa of 2279 West Phila- gan avenue, or bring them to the
following year the same group of the coming year, with reasonable pro- walking type shoe, and a popular are big enough to accommodate the
Jewish
('enter,
31
Melbourne
avenue,
delphia avenue passed away on Fri-
boys won the state A. A. U. tourna- vision for the future.
day, Jan. 14. Surviving Mr. Arfa are between 6 and 8 ft. m. Sundays, and
price hosiery and buckle department men and women , who really care
•*': ment in class "C," winning 28 games
Forakee's announcement also will also be featured.
seriously and religiously about them.
his wife, Nellie; three sons, Carl, their money will be refunded.
indicates that approximately 16,1100
and losing four.
George and David, and a daughter,
On the opening day, Feb. 1, a pair To build for the others is a question-
In 1923 the Riptons entered the telephones were added to the plant of garters will be presented to each able application of money.—The Sup-
Mrs. Samuel Atkins. Interment took Agree - Carelik in New Home. MACK B. WEISS—Strictly kosher
caterer for weddings, banquets, City Recreation League, conducted during 1926, compared with a gain o f lot rchaser.
place at Machpelah Cemetery, Rabbi
plement.
The Agree-Garelik Company an-
parties, etc. Excellent food. Rates by the city of Detroit, and won the 45,000 in 1925 and it similar increase
Ashinsky officiating.
nounces the opening of new quarters
reasonable. 1670 Pingree Ave. Em- championship in class "13," moving for the coming 12 months. It is an-
at 99 East Baltimore avenue. The
pire 7146. Will also rent out home up a notch, winning 26 games and ticipated that the number of tele-
Sunday at 3:30 — Ticket. 25o to $1.
REJECT NUMERUS NULLUS
new home of the company has been
for private parties and weddings. losing four.
phones served by the Michigan Bell
POPULAR CONCERT — ORCHESTRA HALL
completely fitted with modern equip-
Company
will
pass
the
750,000
mark
In 1924, playing as D. J. I.-Rip-
BUCHAREST.—(J. T. A.) — The ment and its already satisfactory REDUCE—Only safe way. Donnelly
tons, the sante group of boys enjoyed before the end of 1991.
demand of the Roumanian anti-Semi- services as plumbing and heating con-
Method. Results guaranteed. Call its greatest season. Going through
Of the $28,000,000 to be spent on
tic students formulated at their con- tractors can be made more pleasing
for appointment. Empire 4255-3I. the season with only six men, the telephone plant expansion the coming
VICTOR KOLAR. Condintolg
gress in Jassy to introduce a numerus and efficient.
at. $1 500 000 will be devoted to
Riptons
won
the
clam
"13"
City
Rec-
•
The increased facilities also per- MRS. J. SIIERLINE — First-class
nullus against Jewish students was
Soprano
Soloist
ELIZABETH
SANTAGANO
reation title and entered the state A. , construction of buildings and pur-
considered at a conference of the mit solicitation of additional busi-
cooking and catering for weddings A. U. tournament and won that in chase of sites and right-of-way; 57,-
Phone Glendale 8290.
(leans of the universities of Jassy, ness.
and parties. 15852 Linwood Ave. class "B," winning 33 games without 372,009 will be for central office
A reception will be held on the
Czernowitz and Clausenberg. The
Phone Hemlock 1881-W.
NEXT PAIR OF SYMPHONY CONCERTS FEB. 10-11
eq uipment; $4,912,1100 will be for sub-
a defeat.
deans of the universities rejected this afternoon and evening of the open-
VICTOR KOLAR, Goldin t.ng
In 1925, playing as llergstein-Rip- scribers' telephone equipment; $8,1150,-
ing,
Tuesday, Feb. I, to which the FOR RENT—Will rent nicely fur-
demand following a consideration of
for exchange lines and $3,-
Will
be
000
the memorandum submitted by the many friends of the Agree-Garelik
nished room and board two young tons, they decided to move up a notch 393,0110 will be for toll lines.
u -
Violinist
Soloist
En-
League.
Company are invited.
students' congress.
gentlemen or couple. 2075 West in the City Recreation
01/1SUS of material for this and other
Seats Now—$1.00 to $2.50—at Grinnell's and Orchestra Hall.
P hi la de Iphia. ►'hone Garfield tering class "A," which is the high- work will total enormous amounts, in-
est in the league, they won the "A"
11
0:345-W.
conductor feet of
championship, going through the sea- cluding 3,550,000,000
copper wire in cable, 1,781,000 pounds
•
311NERAL BATAS, MASSAGE—Rid son without a defeat in league play , of bare copper wire, 523,1)00 pounds
your system of poison. Positive and losing only two exhibition games. of galvanised iron wire, 72,070,000
relief in rheumatism, dropsy, kid- They won 28 and lost two.
conductor ft-et 1 , 1 insulated copper
Playing last year, practically the wire, 1,886,150 feet of clay conduit,
' ney trouble, blood pressure, etc.
We give a splendid massage. Class same group of boys entered class 17,000 crossarms and In, ..
Mineral Fume Baths. Concentrated "AA, " a new division created by the
You and your friends are cordially invited to visit our
The Michigan Bell will continue
Glendale 9721
WOODWARD AT WILLIS
Mineral Treatment. 62 Garfield Recreation League. Playing under heavy expansion in all departments of
Building Exhibition at Gratiot and St. Aubin Aver., daily
Colonial Clothes Shop, they lost their s work (luring 1927, and many
A. Littman, Mgr. M. Fishson, Stage Director ■ and Regisseur.
Ave. Glendale 7003.
except Sundays. Open evenings till 9 p. m. We believe
•
first league game in three rears, but exchanges throughout the state will
we can give you many valuable suggestions, and show
An Operetta in Three Arts. Libretto by Morris Shor.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room, won the championship in "AA." This benefit. large expenditures will be
you many new items used in building today.
with private family, one-half block Was their sixth championship in a made for new and bigger telephone
from car line. Reasonable. Phone stretch of five years. The first year plants at a number of points, type of
they were runners-up in State A.
, Garfield 9398-J.
uipment will be changed at others,
"Good Lumber for Over 60 Years"
A. U.
more control offices will be added at
Friday Night, Jan. 28.
1064
Business
Established
FOR RENT — Nice furnished room
All Phasnea—Malre. 3300
The average age of members of the such points as Detroit and Flint and
'a
for young lady, with private Jew- team is 20 years and the weight aver- millions if dollars worth of new ex-
Saturday, Jan. 29—Matinee and Evening Performances.
: ish family. Phone Empire 02824. age is about 150 pounds. Speed and change lines and toll cable wi ll
Sunday, Jan. 30—Matinee and Evening Performances.
fundamentals make up for height and constructed. Much of this work al-
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front weight.
ready is underway and scheduled to
room in steam heated apartment
Following is the personnel of the be completed during 1927.
On Wednesday Evening, Feb. 2, • testimonial benefit performance
for couple or single person. Very team: Jack Tucker (seven years),
During 1926, the Michigan Bell
will be given in honor of Adela Schw•rtx-
reasonable. 1711 Webb Ave., Apt. Lou Schwartz (seven years), Teddy Telephone Company placed in service
2. Phone Longfellow 9477.
"LIRIL MIRIL FROM GALICIA"
Blatt (seven years), Sue Gurewitch new buildings and additions at a num-
A Comedy in Three Acts and Special Scene..
TO RENT—Nicely furnished room (five years), Ed Weston (three ber of points.
New central offices will be placed in
for gentleman, with private fam- years), Dave Sachs, I. Levitt, Cy
Tickets Can be gotten daily at the Buz Office.
Agranovitch (two years), Al Tenen- service the coming year at Battle
ily.
Meals
if
desired.
Phone
Gar-
-- Notice to all our
baum (seven years), Lloyd Goldstein Creek, Belding, Buchanan, Royal Oak •
field 5818-M.
(three years). Ukie Kaufman and and Detroit. Other work is planne d
CHRONICLE READERS
FOR RENT—Nice furnished room J. Goldberg are the new-coolers this I for the coming 12 months at Benton
for gentleman, with small private year. Philip (Cincy) Sachs has been Harbor, Houghton, Escanaba, Iron
to
adult family. Pingree Ave. Ga- coach for the past six years and Babe : River, Sault Ste. Marie, Menominee,
rage available. Phone Garfield Bushkin manager for the past three St. Ignace and Reed City.
At present the Michigan Bell Tele-
years.
9506-W.
So far this season the team has phone Company serves approximately
LADY will rent nice large steam won 10 games and lost one, the set- 540,000 telephones. In addition, 260
Twice Daily, 2:15 and 8:15. Sunday Matinees at 3.
heated furnished room for lady or back canting from Checker Cabs. The local conecting companies that connect
All
All
gentleman. Phone Empire 2947-M. team is leading the Recreation with the Bell lines, serve 129,000 sta-
Pion.
All Seats Reserved.
Yards
tions all of which can be reached from
League.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room
In the seven years the team has any Bell telephone, a total of 669,000
WILLIAM
FOX PRESENTS
for gentleman, or light housekeep- been organized it has won 183 games telephones for the state.
ing for couple or two ladies. Phone and dropped 15. Three-fourths of
Daily telephone calls in Michigan
The
Funniest
and
Most
Thrilling
Picture in the World.
Hemlock 0332-R.
the games were played on neutral or total approximately 3,000,000 of which
COAL AND
1,300,000 are made each 21 hours in
FURNITURE FOR SALE—Must sell foreign courts.
. ICE CO., INC
On Sunday, Feb. 13, at 8:30, at Detroit exchange.
within a week; leaving city on ac-
Building of a second Pontiac-Detroit
count of health. Finkelstein, 2000 Danceland, Forest and Woodward
Main Office and Yard:
Blaine Ave. Phone Euclid 1735. avenues, the Colonial Clothes Basket- toll cable, underground most of the
ball Team will play the Rochester way, is one of the most important
ORLEANS AT .LELAND AND G. T. R. R.
ROOM FOR RENT — Nicely fur- Centrals of Rochester, N. Y., mem- construction projects on the 1927 tel-
nished; Northwest section, near bers of the American Professional ephone program.
"Reasonable Prices — Ideal Service."
One of the interesting construction
Dexter bus and Linwood car lines. Basketball League and one of the
With young couple. Suitable for foremost teams in the country, con- jobs to be handled in 1927 is the platt-
one or two gentlemen. Address querors of the New York Celtics, ing of a large new international sub-
champions of the world. Reserved marine cable linking Windsor and De-
• Jewish Chronicle, Box 204.
seats are now on sale at Rayl's Hard- troit. This cable will he the largest of
Soul-Stirring Musical Accompaniment and Stage Effects.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room ware Store.
the seven connecting the United States
Your Best Investrneart 14 the Money You Spend for Correct
for young lady desiring quiet home.
and Canada at this point and will con-
By purchasing seats in advance, you can ■ avoid waiting in line at
Near Dexter and Clairmount car
tain upwards of 4,000,000 feet of cop-
All seats reserved.
performance time.
line. Phone Garfield 10350.
Detroit Life Holds Banquet. per wire.
With Twenty-five Years' intensive Experience, We Offer You Our
Complete Accounting Service.
Transmission was bettered and var-
A SEAT FOR EVERYBODY
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room
ious improvements in handling toll
Charles D. Livingston, recently a
FULL BOOKKEEPING
PERIODIC AUDITS
with private family near Blaine pointed commissioner of insuranc P- e and long distance calls were made dur-
Nights, 60e, $1 and $1.50; Matinee, 50c, 75c and $1.
MONTHLY CHECK UP SYSTEM INSTALLATION
and Twelfth St. $15 per month. for Michigan by Governor Fred 'A.
l'hone Empire 8611-W.
SYSTEM REVISION
MONTHLY CLOSING
Green, made his first public appear-
INCOME TAX
ANNUAL AUDITS
FOR RENT—Large light furnished ance at the Detroit Life Insurance
BOB CRUZET'S
room with refined adult family, Company's birthday party Jan. 18.
near Woodward Ave. Kaplan, 585 He was introduced by I'resident M.
COLORED ORCHESTRA
Second & Final Week
Vague Ave. Phone Northway 2968. E. O'Brien, following the banquet at
(T. A. Namur, Public Aroountant)
Playing at Wnal Writs Community Center
the ]Intel Stotler. SIr. O'Brien com-
623 Polk Directory Bldg.
Every Sunday livening.
Cadillac 3857
WANTED—Partner with $3,000 and plimented the new governor of :Michi-
Sunday Jan. 30
930 ERSKINE STREET
services for manufacturing hos- gan on his selection of insurance
Clifford 3970-1
pital necessities in great demand. commissioner.
In responding to his introduction,'
No competition. Market estab-
Pop. Matinees Wed. and Sat., 50c to $2.00, Plus Tax
lished. Reference's required. Ad- Commissioner I.ivingston compli-
Orch., $2.50-$3.—Bal., $1, $1.50, $2.—Gal. 50c
Evenings,
mented
the
Detroit
Life
officials
on
dress Box 512, Detroit Jewish
their energy and their growth. Ile
Chronicle.
stated that he was pleased indeed to
HOW ARE •
FOR RENT—Light airy furnished have the opportunity to meet so many
room with shower bath for gentle- capable life insurance workers as
man. Convenient to street car and were present at the banquet.
bus lines. Private family. No
Addresses were delivered by Actu-
either roomers. Phone Arlington ary Wightman, Vice-president Fish-
The Biggest Hit in Years.
3965-R.
man and Marion O. Rowland, who
was the guest of honor. Mr. Row-
Endorsed by All Prominent Rabbis.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room. land is the secretary of the American
Blaine Ave., near LaSalle Blvd. Life Insurance Company.
C0110DAS OROS.
THIS SEASON'S FIRST DRAMATIC A-TAR
Suitable for one or two gentlemen.
•-••.•,•.t. .t.tt`.12•3'
At the banquet certificates of mem-
GREATEST OF AMEItICA'8 YOUNG ACTORS
Phone Garfield 6827-R.
.1111:111, T.Grt• FM 41, 0 'goner.
bershi p t o th
e ynam c
i D. tro i t Club
SALESMAN WANTED—Must have were presented to Louis G. Norman
ear. $i 0 a day and expenses. The and Morris Fishman, the first two
HEN it comes
Lee Co., Inc., 416 Transportation members of this club. The following
representatives were issued certifi-
to fixing
Bl dg., D etroit.
cates In the Detroit Century Club:
brakes we are
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished room John S. Cooper, John R. Walsh, A.
Fiske, Ben Fishman, Il. J. Wino-
equipped to do a
for young lady or gentleman. Pri-
w,
W. I
Teleptnee
to,
.r to.,
vate family. Willaim Karbal, 2466 kur, NI. Rosen, Lawrence Harris,
good job. And
Smite.. Illoetaan.
George W. Gorowitz, S. J. Rosen-
Hazelwood.
right now, before
Dear W. Prew.
bloom, C. A. Lamoreaux, Leon I.ip-
AS
I WA te tent foe fee t. rows.
To RENT — Large beautiful fur- nik, Vernon J. Life, Frank J. Quinn,
winter rains and
tetrtntlett t he tee oire. Wetst
'Ins feu wow
wow... ye we yew owe Im.. le.
nished room, suitable for couple or A. Schwalb and Samuel Lieberman.
Niece
ontefeet sew.. te• wetttet of ow tvue. Ow so
snows come you
young man. 2728 Cortland Ave.
In addition to the presentation of
•o" to
VI. ea the sae ef tee telope.ee.
iroy
ses• Isres see.o sr rag ••11.4
af
l'hone Arlington 0051-M.
these membership certificates, Presi-
should have your
the ...Wow tre.
Is IS 1...• NW
dent N. E. O'Brien gave out checks
brakes lookcti over.
NEAT YOUNG LADY desires room totaling $1,201) to the winners of
I in refined home. Will stay in two prizes in the company's annual dos-
Let us do a good
or three flights a week if neces- ing contest of the year.
THE (ONIEDY DR %NI% SENSATION
I nary. Write Jewish Chronicle, Box
job for you.
These large wholesale grocers
Direct From Its Year in New York and Chicago Run.
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Free Building Exhibition

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Broadcast Station WHMH, Braun's
Music House, 13214-13220 East Jef-
ferson avenue at Drexel avenue, will
present its musical and educational
programs on a wave length of 352.7
meters, commencing Monday, Jan. 31,
at 10 p. m.
On Mondays we will present Pro-
fessor Frederick Planche, head of the
Berlitz School of Foreign Languages.
and Mme. Germaine Takkne, who will
conduct a course of 10 lessons in
French, commencing at 10 p. m.
On Tuesdays we will present an
operatic and classical program, cont.
mencing at 11 p. m.
On Wednesdays our program
consist of dance music and popular
entertainers, commencing at 10,:to
p. m.
On Thursdays we will present pipe
organ selections and the New Victor
lOrthophonic releases for the succeed.
l ing week, commencing at 11 p. m.
(In Fridays we will be silent until
further notice.
On Saturdays our program will
consist of dance music and variety
entertainers, commencing at 10 p. m.

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PLAY SAFE!

Georg
Kaiser's
impressionistic
drama, "From Morn to Midnight," re-
quiring a cast of 33 people, will be
given its final presentations by the
Detroit Repertory Theater on Friday,
11524 Oakland
Saturday and Sunday evenings at the
Mel. 7671
Studio Theater, 52 Putnam avenue.
For the first two weeks of February •
the Repertory Theater will present
George Bernard Shaw's "Heartbreak
House."

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SPECIAL:—A benefit performance for • Jewish Charity will ha
given Sunday Afternoon, Jan. 30. Prices 50s to $2. No tax.
RABBI LEO M. FRANKLIN will deliver • short address on the play.

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Dramatic

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