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CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Engagements, Banquets and
DETROIT CATERING
COMPANY
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Assures You
Correct Styles
Correct Models
Correct Fit
Custom Workmanship
We are now prepared to supply your
Passover Wearing Apparel.
thOinitit
Detroit's Finest Clothes.
WASHINGTON BOULEVARD AT GRAND RIVER
TWELFTH STREET AT
CLAIRMOUNT
On the Screen.
On the Stage.
Starts Sunday.
Held Over.
la elphia
Eddie Loughton
11 l ei the
BERT LYTELL and
DOROTHY REVIER
More than 5.000 people fought their picture theater, which will give its pit.'
why through crowds and trallie jams trot's. every comfort in a healthful :
and beautiful atm. sphere.
last Slonday night to enter the Orient
Thtt building is fireproof through-
Theater, at Linwood and Philadelphia ant. It is of the eery newest type,
avenues, Detroit's newest amusement with tt,toirts c,,fli,otte sttal t„itg .ts:,
center. It is one of the most nuslern !Sun
Detroit's Exetosire Kosher Caterers
and beautiful Illation picture houses stare. •. m a tting s'autles Mt , perfartm
in the city, and gives to the northwest anc
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secti011 all amusement house which is din
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a
credit
to
this
populous
and
growing
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125 RICHTON AVENUE
neighborhood.
One intimrtant feature of the tht , ,t•
Longfellow 5654.
The Orient Theater is admirably ter is its ergan. Placid on nn elcynrt-d
named. It is decorated in the oriental '-lire , ', 1111- III:1111111. Ill instrument was
desienttd it ith the ioloa
manner, with gold and otrafige
f giving the
lively u: ed as the pn'dontiurrting r,dar widest pessilde range in music produc-
CUntbinalinn. Ruse-hued curtain adorn tion.
It is Operated by ILeLLg
',the ninny entrances and a gold cloth cli• , , f the foremast organists in the
stage drop completes the picture.
country.
MACK B. WEISS-Strictly kosher
!Ponta s newest theater is
tribute
Over the sidewalk is
caterer for weddings, banquets,
to its owners. It is A product Of the huge canopy, designed to olfer pro.
parties, etc. Excellent food. Rates combined efforts of expert craftsmen tection during inclement weather and,
re"'“1 " 14 • " 7° rin gree Ave' Em- in stone, concrete, steel, lighting, ern- surrounding this, is one of the most
far 7146. Will also rent out home •
Boil ion anti every other phase of the beautiful signs in Del reit, which can
for private parties and weddings.
building art which is necessary to be seen for bleeks north and south of
make up a complete, medern nitttital IA11/1'0011 ilVOILUO.
MRS. J. SHERLINE - First - class
cooking and catering for weddings
and parties. 15852 Linwood Ave.
, FOR RENT- Beautiful f ur ni shed
Phone Hemlock 1881-W.
! front room for refined gentleman,
in private home. Rent reamnable.
PAINTING AND DECORATING -
8 4 13.
11: King Ave. Pliant. Empire
Ceilings and walls washed, painted
Catered by
Buying at
Featuring
's OPENING AT NEW ORIENT THEATER
MONDAY NIGHT ATTENDED BY 5,0001
All Social Functions
Knowing How To Dress
Is Merely Knowing
Where To Buy
`The First Night
PAGE ELEVEN
Kentucky Colonels
.An? recto . Pientittr Stage Band.
Popular Prices.
Vaudeville Presentations.
Matinee Daily 1:30 P. M.
REG. WEBB
Complete Change of Program
Thursday.
At the Organ.
Continuous Performances Saturday and Sunday.
JOHN F. McKINLAY
Strongly Endorsed by many
leading Professional and Busi-
ness Men and Women ind Other
Citizens.
Everybody's Friend
100,000 Cases in seven and one-half years
and Court Work on to date should merit
re-election .
YOUR SUPPORT APPRECIATED
Vote April 4th
Re-Elect
JUDGE FRED E. DEGAW
Justice of the Peace
Thirty consecutive years of service.
First year he had assigned to him
1,819 cases. last year he was as-
signed 15,953 cases. During entire
period of service he has had 2'22.-
000 cases a s signed to him-a state
record.
:
11E013 RENA
Have Your Utensils Silver Plated for Pass-
over at Wholesale Rates.
Arthur R. Weiner
31anufacturot J. sot I, r- to the Trt Itt
Cadillac 6674
Detroit
Lodge
No. 55
Knights
of
Pythias
sci iqD
‘Svirriem nrrst:,-1 -iton
and blended. Floors renewed and
waxed. Don't wait for the rush. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Middle
Call Garfield 8995-.1. II. Ginsberg. , aged woman whtt desires nice home
in refined fondly to Mt cooking; no
LAUN-
CURTAINS
washing. Apply 1985 Taylor Ave..
DEI1E D. Faultless Curtain ',nun- 1
phone Euclid 5165.
dry. Phone EntMre 5491.
ROOM FOR-RENT-With or without
YOUNG WOMAN desires room and
board, for two ladies or gentlemen,
hoard for 4-year-old girl and room
2995 Blain Ave., pliant. Garfield
for mother, employed. Would like
0457-R.
home with young couple or small
prviate family. Call Garfield FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
with private family. One gentle-
2413-W Saturday evening between
man preferred. Phone Garfield Alumni Party:
7 and 7 and Eunday morning be-
5618-51.
tween 10 and 2.
The Alumni Association celebrated
FOR RENT-Richton ?mar Dexter. Purim la-t Saturday night at the Kir-
I.A SALLE DECORATING CO. will
by
Center. Maas singing, sales 111111
Desirable furnished room for one
tit, all your painting and decorat-
111111S by :Messrs. 11. Isaacs and Aaron
rum two gentlemen. No children.
ing. Good service guaranteed.
Reasonable. ('all Longfellow 0931. D. Markson comprised the program.,
Craftex our specialty. 12100
Dancing continued until midnight.
Twelfth St. Longfellow 5555.
FLAT FOR SALE--Gladstone near Eva Marg,olis haul charge of the re- I
freshments, which were served during
Fourteenth
St.
Three
bedrooms,
FIATS FOR SALE - Blaine Ave.
hot water heat, three-ear garage. the program.
bargain. Brick duplex, seven large
Good
terms.
Phone
Arlington
roams, two baths and stall shower.
Ha'chanicht
7198-J.
Three master bedrooms and maid s
Work on the second issue of Illo•-
quarters each floor. Steam heat, FOR RENT - Beautiful large airy
chanich. the Student, has been starl-
open fireplace and French doors.
room with two windows, plenty of et' by the Alumni Association. This
Building is Hoes. Face brick all
hot water and other conveniences, will be the second nutgatine to be
around. See this flat, then make
for respectable party. Price $17.50 published by the alumni. A new
us an offer. Hannan Real Estatto
per month. Inquire Mrs. Caplan, staff huts been appointed by the presi- !
Exchange, Realtors, 144 Lafayette
3769 Glynn Court. Call Saturday dent to edit the magazine. Nathan
Blvd. Cadillac 7700.
or Monday, Randolph 6249.
Shur is editor-in-chief. Morris Solt,'
weichick, editorial manager; Abrail
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished room
FOR SALE-Brush street, 17827. ham Weston, news editor, and Meyer'
in private home. Nice neighbor-
New' two-family. Six rooms and Harrison, literary editor, are his as-
1
hood. Young lady preferred, Phone
bath each; furnace heat; every- sistants. Norton Rosen is advertising1
Longfellow 7252.
thing modern. Close to Jewish manager.
Synagogue. l'rice $12,500, $1,500
MIDDLE AGED GIRL will care for
down. Apply at 2060 Inoliandale. Bialik Library:
one or two children few nights dur-
Mr. Brown.
The Malik Library has just
ing the week in exchange for room.
:
FAuurt.Essa
UNOBTRUSIVE SERVICE
Reformed and strictly Orthodox Funerals cared for
in it most dignified manner. Latest type Limousine
Hearse and Packard equipment used exclusively.
All arrangements personally supervised.
No Connection with Any Other Firm.
EDMUND G. LEWI3
604 DELAWARE at SECOND BLVD.
Empire 6833-4.
As big as the heart of every Mother-as ten-
der as the appeal of a kiddie's arms-as
sweeping as the tide of human passions!
ceiveol it large number of tilt', rare
Best references. Phone Longfel-
TWO YOUNG MEN desire furnished
and valuable books. A certain man,
low 6534.
room with refined Jewish family.
who does not wish his name to be
West Side preferred. Write Jew-
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
known, dedicated the books at his
ish Chronicle, Box 606.
for two gentlemen or couple. Neat
death. Some of the books date back
and modern home, near carline.
FOR SALE-Home seekers. Near ninny hundreds of years and there is
2014 Blaine, Apt. 26.
Roosevelt School. Sacrificing nip also a large number of midroshini
seven-room bungalow: and furni- and mishnayos.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished airy
ture. New and attractive. Owner,
room for rent. 3783 Boston Blvd.
2377 Richton Ave., corner LaSalle. Pesach Celebration:
near Dexter Blvd. Phone Garfield
Now that Purim is past, plans are
Longfellow 1009,
8796-W.
being arranged to celebrate Passover
in
a befitting manner. As in recent
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished airy
years, the Ilagatlah will be studied
room with private family for one
in
the
various classrooms and Pesach
or two gentlemen. Shower bath,
songs sung.
or two gentlemen or couple with-
CARL. L AEMMLE'S
with private small family. Garage.
Near streetcar facilities. 2229 Tay-
lor Ave. Phone Euclid 2093-W.
WOMAN with 6-year-old
YI O
'my desires nice room with refined
adult family, or will share apart.
moil with young couple. North-
west sectionpreferred. Phone Ar-
lington 1074,
- -
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished room
with private family for two refined
gentlemen. 1955 Blaine, Apt. 26.
Phone Euclid 2246-M.
FOR RENT--I.nrge room, elegantly
furnished, fur one or two refined
gentlemen, in private single resi-
dence. Twelfth and Clairmount
district. Dinner and breakfast if
desired. Phone Empire 0723.
POSITION WANTED-Young man,'
26 years of age, desires position as
latokkeeper, clerk or inside sales-
man. Can furnish references. Helen Thum, Harriet and Lillian Bar-
Write Jewish Chronicle, Box 600. nett; Robert Alvin and Jerome Edel-
stein sang two duets; Miss Helen
FOR SALE-Fourteen-room house,' Thum gave a toe dance; Milton tool
beautifully furnished. Can be con- Louis Orman, black-faced comedian-,
verted into a hotel, two-family or entertained with ukelele 'tel.-tom-
apartment, to suit owner's wishes. and songs; "Mrs. Oakley's Phone," a
Quirk action needed. Apply at , two-act sketch, was presented by Mr,.
1175 West Euclid Ave., Mr. Espar. I William Present, Mrs. Slorr•y
line, Mrs. Nate Bland:men and St r-.
FOR RENT--Newly furnished room Norman Buckner; a Japanese Ito,
in private home for one or two re-
song by Mrs. Murray Wolfnutn ,111 , 1
fined gentlemen or couple em- Jerome Edelstein in costume was well
ployed. 1955 Blaine Ave., Apt. 1. received; Sirs. Jerome Edelstein and
Phone Euclid 0369-R,
Miss Ilarriet Barnett gave an exhi-
bition of an Apache dance; a min-
ROOM FOR RENT--Nice furnished
roans in private home for lady. strel scene by members of the Beta!
Near Wmalward ear and Second Phi Tau Fraternity WAS one of the'
Ave. bus lines. Phone Longfellow features of the program; song , by
Robert Alvin and the Orman boy-
725'2.
and Louis Shapiro in • clog ilisTirc
ROOM TO RENT-Nicely furnished were interspersed with humor; Black
room with private family. One Bottom Was sung and danced by
block from car line. 2720 Cort- Maurice Barnett and a chorus of six
land Ave. Phone Arlington 0051.M. young ladies. David Rosenstone act-1
r ed in the capacity 1,f master of sere-'
FIAT FOR SALE-South Martin- monies. Refreshments were served
dale. Beautiful six-room two-flat. by Mrs. Julius Levin and a commit.'
One and one-half block from tee. Sirs. J....ph Schwartz was chair-
Grand River. West side of street. man of the affair and was assisted by
$21,000. Terms. Call Garfield Mrs. Jerome Edelstein and Louis,
1931.
Shapiro. Mrs. Jack Fink was the
' accampanist.
SALESMEN WANTED-Jewish pub-
lishing house has opening for err- -
eral salesmen (male or female 1.
Good leads furnished and chant,
for advancement and travel. Ex-
perienced preferred but not neces-
-ary. Call daily, Hotel Taller, Meeting:
Room 922, between 4 and 7 p. m.
The quarterly meeting of the Mish-
kun Israel Synagogue, Linwood and
F OR SALE--A rare old violin. In- Blaine avenues, which was held at the
quire of Mrs. Stein, 3134 Franklin synagogue on Starch 19, was well
St. Phone Edgewooti 0054.
attended. Morris Fishman, president
of the congregation, presided. In
FOR RENT-A large airy furnished
the future, meetings will be held
room for one or two persons, in a
monthly, instead of quarterly. Mr.
new home. Phone Euclid 7454.R.
Fishman appealed for funds to pro.
WANTED-A responsible girl to stay vide Passover necessities to the poor,
which
appeal was generously respond.
with child two evening, a week in
exchange for good home. N. W. ed to.
Many
other important matters
.ection. Write Jewish Chronicle,
were discusaed and decided upon. Re.
Bax 605.
I freahments were served.
PRACTICAL NURSE-Mrs. S. Ro-
s•nman, 9216 Mack Ave. Phone i Do not spit into the well-you may
I incoln 5689.W.
have to drink out of it.
Gant. but not forgotten.
Sadly missed by His Wife wed
Children.
Free Psycho-Analysis
1
L.
711111 P-
DZI.LE BENNETT
Minyon:
Thy Slinyon at Kirby Center re-
cently elected new officers. Morris
Kukes is the new president. Super-
intendent B. Isaacs recently attended
and addressed the Kirby Minyon.
Sir. and Sirs. Benjamin Netzorg
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have returned to their home on Ot- Purim.Pessach Play:
tawa drive after in three
h ' stay
The combination of a Purim and
in Florida. Pesach celebration will be hied by
the Philadelphia.13yron studants ou
The children of the Sunday School Sunday afternoon, April 10, at 3
of Temple Beth .iatath presented a o'clock in the auditorium of the
Purim program on Sunday. They school.
produced the play "Queen Esther"
M. Margolis. head teacher of the
and Stirs Ada Mey.tr , gave a recita- Six-Mile Road School and ex-toucher
tion. Refreshment , were served by of the Philadelphia-Byron School,
members of the sistcrhood.
prepared a special Pesach feature
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which will be staged at the Phila-
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Ja- delphia School during the Pesach-
cob sponsored a delightful program Purim celebration as the effort of our
of entertainment on Sunday evening, Six-Mile road friends.
March 20, at the Jewish Community
Center, which was attended by over
21111 guests. The affair opened with
mass singing and was followed with
an appropriate sketch on "Purim At-
notsphertt in a Rabbi's Home," by
31r , . E. .1. Thum, Milton Thum, Abe
and Sleyer Kirschenbaum; vocal se-
lections by Mrs. Murray Wolfman
In Ittvong memory of I;iiy ,X,
and chorus compasoal of Sire. Jerome
Edelstein, Mrs. Mary Kallins, Mrs. who pas.ed away live years ago,
Benjamin Eliding and the Misses Starch IS, 1922.
UNIVERSAL-JEWE
COMMANDMENT
Poutiar Note;
out children. Shower bath, hot
water and all conveniences. 2670
Mr. and Mrs. I. Kaufman and fans
Gladstone, Apt. 108. Phone Gar- ily, formerly of 35 School street, ar•
field 4966-M.
now residing in their new haute 01
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room, I Dwight street.
MISHKUN ISRAEL
SYNAGOGUE
♦
I
Mrs. Augusta Greenberg of 9u7
aledbury 11VellUe passed away at 111-r
home on March 21, at the age of do.
.
She is survived by her husband,
Pin kus ; throe daughters, EVH, 11/1111e
anti Esther, and four sons, Jaeoh,
Henry, Alec and Rubin. Burial serv-
A regular business meeting was
ice , were conducted on March 22 by held at the Pythian Hall, 3155 Cass
Rabbi Thumin. Interment took place
011 Tuesday evening, March
at Beth Abraham Cemetery.
22, Ity Detroit Lotigto, No. 55, Knights
of Pythias. This W/1,1 followed by a
LASAR TRUNSKY
meeting. of Detroit Pythian Castle As-
Lasar Trunsky of 165 Westminster sociation, to dismiss matters concern-
avenue passed away at his home on ing the new building, to which every
March 21 at the age of 60, Mr. one has been eagerly looking forward.
Tiunsky is survived by his wife, An- The site committee reported on a cor-
na; three daughters, Mrs. Israel Kap- ner location within the one and a half
lan, Mrs. Frank Cohan and Sirs. I. stile circle, which can be purchased at
very reasonable price, after which
Z•it, and three sons, Peter, Harold
and Samuel. Funeral services were discussion it was 111.1. 111141 111 vote upon
conducted from the rtosidence by Rab- the purchase of the lot at a special
Jewish National Fund Jubilee:
bis A. Si, Ashinaky and E. Aisisiskin. meeting Tuesday tovennig, March 29.
'fhe children of the kindergartens Interment took place at Machmolah Owing to the importante of this meet-
in the United Hebrew Schools enter- Cemetery.
ing, every member is urged to attend.
tained with sr-sera' playlets and dia-
betics at the silver jubilee of the J.
CARD OF THANKS
MRS. HARRIET LEBOWITZ
N. F'. held in the Arena Gardens last
The Jewish National Fund of De-
Mrs. Harriet Lebowitz of 1605 Cal-
Sunday Misses I eah Pike, II, Lemon vert avenue passed away on March troit wishes to take this means of
and R. Goldstein supervised the af- 18 at the age of 31. She is survived thanking the committee and members
fair. The alumni also took an active by her husband, Albert; a son, Aaron; and also the friends and manilla that
part by acting as ushers, collectors, mother, Mrs, A. Si. Cohen; four sis- helped to make the affair Sunday,
and doing other miscellaneous work. ters, Mrs. D. Jacobson, Mrs. Abe March 20, at the Arena Gardens, a
St Tilchin took charge of the
huge success.
alumni.
:-:CLASSIFIED:-;
FOIL RENT- Nice furnished room
with private family. 66 Tennyson
Ave. Phone Longfellop• 8195.
RE-ELECT
701 American State Bank Bldg.
M. A. PEREIRA, Mgr.
Damp, Sally Callen, Mrs. 13. Jacobson
of Reed City, Mich., and two broth-
ers, Abe and Louis Cohen of Toledo.
JOSEPH SHERLINE
Funeral services were held Starch 20,
Joseph tiberline of 15852 Linwood Rabbi Mosett Fischer officiating. In-
liWay at his home on terment oak place at Oakview Ceme-
March 21 at the age of 66. Sir. Sher- tery.
line is survived by his wife, Jennie;
one daughter. Sirs. Benjamin Stein,
JACOB WOLF BALAMUT
and two ,ens, Daniel and Samuel.
Jacob Wolf Balatout passed away
Funeral services were held on Slarr'h on March la at the age of 53. Ilia
2tt, burial taking plaid' at Cloverhill wife, Anna survives. Funeral serv-
Park Cemetery. Rabbi A. NI. Ashin- ices were conducted by Rabbi Joseph
sky officiated.
Thumin at Beth Abraham Cemetery,
on March 30.
MRS. AUGUSTA GREENBERG
OBITUARY
Mary Carr -- Robert Agnew - Henry Victor
An Emotional Sensation.
STARTS TODAY
Broadway - Strand
4
CASS Theater
WEEKS
iv r4,,kE4.V tiaiN
ig
MONDAY,
Lafayette at Wayne, Opposite Postoffice. Phone Cadillac 1100.
The Messrs. Shubert present
Eleanor Painter
in
"THE NIGHTINGALE 11
A Mollie/ finniente
on Ole 1.11e of Jenny Lind
With
STANLEY LUPINO-EILEEN VANBIENE-VIOLET CARLSON
And • Notable 1 - n•t IurinAive
Aill INE NE1.111104
CLARA l'ALMER
I.CCII'S /IL NliERSON
ViCTOR 11111A RICE
IVAN IiNEPOFF
TOMMY HEALY
N111101.AS JOY
JOHN HAINES
FILE/ N CARMODY
WILLIAM TUCKER
LEL.
SOPHIE EVERETT RICHER)' 110111m
And Many Other, In. - holing,
A SYMPHONIC CHORCS OF SIXTY
Hoek and lc rie• by
lloiton and /'. 1.. Wielehoo
Mii•ir
Arnim/el Ver.•
Direc1 lions Jolsisn's Theater, Now York, Where It C uses • S
lot Ran on
Saturday. M•rt IL :a
elm vs Niches, II id' tl
M•line•• N•dro.
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By
PROFESSOR
SUNDAY
WM.
ESTEP
AT 3 30
POPULAR CONCERT
ORCHESTRA
HALL
TICKETS
25c to $1
DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
VICTOR KOLAR Condo, Ling
W.
DR. Pt.
RIMSKY-KORSAKOV MUSIC
tie Hu Led
Thousands to
s
"
Scheherazade "
PHONE CA F.NDAL E A290
Success
Thursday and Friday
4 FREE LECTURES 4 NIGHTS
Mar. 31-Apr. 1 ° ""co'n::::::7'""
CECILIA
1. Brain analysis and success.
2. Masters of esoteric psychology
3. Psychology of human relations
4 Reincarnation-the law of
Karma
HANSEN s%."'inh.n.t
MAJESTIC THEATER
Beginning Sunday, Mar. 27 at 8
p. m. Demosntrations every night
HOTEL FORT WAYNE BLDG.
WOODWARD AT WILLIS
K. of P. Entrance
420 Temple St , cor. Cm.
Glendale 9721
Edwin A. Relkin presents the Incomparable English Coma..dime
ADMISSION FREE
NELLIE CASMAN
Eat For
`A Chasm for Shabboth'
Health and Strength
Physical Cult are Foods are pure
natural foods
scientifically selected and prepared
to yield the maximum nutrition,
xitality, health and strength.
and wholesome,
By Joseph Rurnshinsky.
Great Operetta with 20 Song Numbers, Dances.
PHYSICAL CULTURE
RESTAURANT CO., Inc.
Friday Night, March 25
Plant,
Sunday Matinee and Night, March 27
231 JOHN R., Neer Broadway
■
of Faa.
Saturday Night, March 26