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TIEVETROIT

157 Jews Graduate From BETH EL SCHOOL
U. of M., 53 From Detroit ENDS YEAR'S WORK

Reznik's
Twelfth Street Unit
Formal
Openin

Authorities Issue Official Graduation List; In- Prizes Awarded to Many;
1,600 Attend Closing
cludes Four From Highland Park, Twenty-one
Celebration.
From Elsewhere In State of Michigan.

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UESDAY, JUNE 21. Remember
the date, for this marks the open-
ing on Twelfth Street of a real
high class men's furnishings shop. The
smartest of men's fixings, distinctively
selected and displayed, for the smartest
of dressers, will be shown in this new
and unusual store.

That instead of giving
souvenirs or useless
trinkets, he will give
genuine presents to the
visitors of his new store
in the form of merchan-
dising specials. Several
new and useful items
will be specially marked
down for the formal
opening—for three days
—permitting guests to
buy new summer clothes
at distinct savings..

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REZNIK'S

Styles That Are New

And so with cigarettes. Nine out of
ten of us just smoke... while the
tenth man knows tobacco and can
appreciate the rare goodness of
Murad.

Learn to know Murad. There is
great cigarette satisfaction in store
for you.

gemple NMI El
Notes

The Bed Sheets

$1.49 Each
$1.59 Each

72x99 inches at
81x99 inches at

The Pillow Cases

37c Each
42c Each

42x36 inches at
45x36 inches at

1413 to 1447

EDER

OODWARD AVI

Second Floor.

THE GUARDIAN GROUP

MAY GIVE AMATEUR
PLAYS AT BELLE ISLE

a• usual.)
(Restyles otlt., store, at 5035 Il•stings Stress, will be conducted

For generations Penquot sheets and cases have
been accepted as a standard of quality. Every
housewife knows how unusual these prices are
and will hurry here Monday to secure these
sheets and cases. All plain hemmed and fully
bleached. First quality goods.

Not Citt; Notre

Nine Out of Ten of Us
Cannot Really Enjoy Opera..

(at Blaine)

Penquot Sheets &
Pillow Cases at Much
Below Regular Prices

Mrs. Oscar E. Weinstein
Paul is the house guest of Mr
Mrs. L. B. Harrison.

Saturday Morning Services:
Regular Sabbath morning serv-
ices will be held on Saturday
morning, June 18, in the Brown
Memorial Chapel, beginning at

10:30.

Working with the permission
and approval of city officials, the
Detroit Civic Ilistrionical Society
is going ahead with plans to pre-
sent free theatricals this summer
at Belle Isle. Leaders of the move-
ment plan to present amateur
dramatic, operatic, musical and
oratorical attractions in Orchestra
Shell, on Belle Isle,
Permission to use the shell eith-
er before or after the symphony
season (June 2 (Ito Aug. 141 has
been granted by Henry W. Busch,
commissioner of parks and boule-
vards. C. E. Brewer, commission-
er of the department of recreation,
offered his approval of "any ac-
tivity which will furnish clean,
wholesome recreation to the citi-
zens of Detroit."
Persons interested in taking part
in the proposed productions are re.
quested to call at the offices of the
society, 310 Lafayette Building.

The opening of the Guardian Detroit Bank June 15th marked
a major development in a plan which had its inception in May,
1925, when a group of Detroit business men established the
Guardian Trust Company of Detroit. From that enterprise has
grown The Guardian Group, three organizations under unified
ownership, ()tiering in the many departments within the Group
every kind of financial service.

These organizations are the Guardian Detroit Bank, a

member of the Federal Reserve System, and presenting all the
facilities of a commercial and savings bank; the Guardian
Trust Company of Detroit, providing every type of fiduciary
service; and the Guardian Detroit Company, a securities company
thoroughly equipped to undertake original financing, and offer-
ing to the public all classes of high-grade investments.

The Guardian Group is the first in Detroit to cover all these
functions under a unified plan of operation. The combined
capitalization, surplus and undivided profits of about twelve
million dollars and the presentation of these combined facilities
to the public mark au important chapter in Detroit's financial
and business history.

Attention is called to the fact UNUSUAL DEMAND GREETS
that although Sunday services will
NEW DODGE SENIOR LINE
be discontinued, Sabbath services
will be carried on without inter-
One of the most remarkable ac-
ruption throughout the entire sum- complishments in the history of
WT.
the automobile industry is to be
credited to Dodge Brothers this
Young People'. Temple Club:
summer. The new Dodge 'Six"
The annual moonlight excursion which has been introduced less
given by the Young People's Tem- than a month has been put on a!
ple Club will be held on Monday production basis ranking with that
night. June 20. Zez Confrey's S. of a majority of the long estab-
S. Leviathan Orchestra.
lished sixes of other manufactur-
ers in the same price field and the
Memorial Gifts:
cars are being sold by dealers as
There are several opportunities fast as they are received.
The exceptionally favorable re-
• for memorial gifts by which dear,
departed ones may be commemo- ception which the public has given
rated. You are invited to consult the new Dodge Brothers Senior
Dr. Leo M. Franklin on the sub- Line has caused production at the
, new $4,500,000 factory to be in-
ject.
creast41 rapidly since May 1. when
ithe first car was made, and at pres-
ent the daily output is running
from 250 rt 2;5 cars or r day. By
A C•nntre Eleard■ntt School
the end of June it will be 300.

GUARDIAN DETROIT BANK
GUARDIAN TRUST COMPANY OF DETROIT
GUARDIAN DETROIT COMPANY

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Mr. and Mrs. Meyer &or,
Detroit spent last Sunday
The official list of graduates of Daniel A. Cohen, Cincinnati, AB;
Sixteen hundred boys and girls,
their
mother, Mrs. Anna
the University of Michigan was Saul Cohen, Charleston, W. Va., ranging in age from 4 to 18, gath-
Doctors Manawel Sba Kessler
issued by the university authorities BS in Ph.; Milton J. Cohn, Cleve- ered in the main auditorium of
and daughter, Georgianna, are
When it suits him even the
this morning. The list includes the land AR in Ed.; Lester C. David- Temple Beth El Sunday for the
spending several days at Mackinac does all things well.
names of 157 Jewish young men son, Sioux City, Iowa, AB; Valen- service of worship which was the
and women who will be granted tine L. Davies, New York, AB; principal feature of the closing
Henry
B.
Desenberg,
Mexia,
degrees by the various schools and
celebration of Temple Beth El
colleges of the university at the Texas, All; Murray E. Feinberg,. School of Religion.
commencement exercises Monday Albany, N.Y., DDS; Max Finkle-
Rabbi Leon Fram, director of
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morning,
June 20. man, Middletown, Ohio, LLB; VI l-
religious education, presided over
morning,
Among the 157 Jewish gradu- liam II. Frank, Buffalo, N. Y., BS the closing ceremonies. The grad-
ates are 53 from Detroit and four in Eng.; Norman Freehling, Chi- uating class of 1927 conducted the
from Highland Park. The others cogs, AB; Benjamin Friedman, worship. The opening prayer was
include 21 from elsewhere in the Cleveland, AB; Jerome J. Fried- offered by Miss Hannah Ferman,
state, 78 from other states and one man, Ridgway, Pa., AB; Wilma V. 27, editor-in-chief of the Bethel-
from Canada. Ganz, Weehawken, N. J., All; te. The services were sonorously
Following is a list, specially pre. Hersch A. Geiser, New York, AB; read by Irving Wartell, '27. The
pared for The Detroit Jewish Abraham Germansky, Paterson, N. sermon, entitled "The Four Mural
Chronicle, of the Jewish gradu- J., LLB; Myer Givelber, Cleve- Paintings of the Temple," was de-
ates of the University of Michigan. land, AB; Nathan A. Gluckman, livered by Erwin Markus, '27, and
The following are the residents Brooklyn, N. Y., LLB; George E. the farewell prayer was delivered
of Detroit and the degrees they Goldberg, Chicago, AB; Stuart J. by Lillian Michelson, '27.
Dr. Leo M. Franklin distributde
will receive: Nathan S. Adler, Goldberg, Buffalo, N. Y., LLB;
AB; Albert Altman, DDS; Raphael Benjamin J. Goldman, Toledo, the prizes for perfect attendance.
Altman, AB; Theodore Aronstam, LLB; Bernard L. Goldman, Cleve- Eleven boys and girls were award-
BS in Ed.; Eamuel Benjamin, AB; land, AB; Julian L. Goldman, Buf- ed the diamond button for a rec-
Queenie E. Berkowitz, AB; Law- falo, N. Y., AB; Ephraim R. Gom- ord of five years of perfect at-
rence B. Blum, BS in Arch.; Mil- berg, Duluth, Minn., AB; Mar- tendance. They are as follows:
ton F. Bofsky, AB; Benjamin guerite J. Goodman, Schenectady, Sidney J. Newman, Jr., Leah Bol-
Brand, MD; Julia Ruth Brown, N. Y., AB; Norma Goodman, Jer- hover, Joseph Dombrower, Ilene
AB; Daniel Budson, MD; Meyer sey City, N. J., AB; Mac M. Gutt- Bolhover, Kenneth VanVliet, June
Cantor, AB; Joseph J. Cohen, BS man, Omaha, Neb., AB; Alfred VanVliet, Jeanette Pereira, Mi-
in Arch.; Myra Finsterwald Drei- Holzman, New York, DDS; Law- riam Edwards, Beverly Jacobs,
fus, BS in Ed.; Herbert Eiges, rence C. Ilyman, Kansas City, Mo., Harold Jacobstein and Louise
LLB; Joseph J. Fineman, AB; AB; Herbert Kabacker, Wellman, Shiffman.
Michael Friedman, BS in Ch.E.; Iowa, LLB; Henna L. Kaplan, Chi-
The Temple Sisterhood prizes
Joseph D. Goldsmith, AB; Man- cago, AB; Maurice L. Karp, Clif- for the best poems published in the
ning S. Green, AB; Alice C. ton, N. J., AB; Miriam F. Kirsch- Bethelite, the school paper, went
Hirschman, AB; Carlyle P. 'mer- ner, Peebles, Ohio, AB; Barney to Paulette Kahn, first prize; Anna
man, BS in MD; Marney B. Israel, Koplin, South Orange, N. J., AB; Mae Zimmerman, second prize,
MD; Berthold B. Kahn, AB; Phil- Louis W. Kramer, Cleveland and Shirley Richherg, third prize.
lip Levine, AB; Abraham Lichte- Heights, Ohio, AB; Philip N.
The Men's Temple Club prizes
blau, AB; Beatrice Mintz, AB; Krasne, Council Bluffs, Iowa, AB; for oratory went to Irving Wartell,
Alex Olenikoff, MD; Souren Paul, Mentor A. Kraus, Fort Wayne, first prize, and Samuel Trunsky,
AB; Benjamin R. Potashnik, AB; Ind.; AB; Harold A. Lasser, New- second prize.
Elizabeth L. Rabinoff, AB in Ed.; ark, N. J., AB; Gladys R. Lax,
The Men's Temple Club prizes
Benjamin C. Ross, AB; Harold Olean, N. Y., AB; Jacob bevy, for declamation went to Jean Lein-
little to
Ruslander, AB; Benjamin J. Seth, Youngstown, Ohio, LLB; Marshal siger, first prize; William Good-
LLB (JD); Edwin S. Saperstein, II. Levy, Fort Wayne, Intl., AB; friend, second prize, and Muriel
AB; Eleanor E. Scher, AB; Jack Theresa F. Loch, Pittsburgh, Pa., Smith, honorable mention.
H. Schneider, LI.B; Rose B. AB in Ed.; Irwin Loppin, Los An-
The Rabbi Leon From prize for
Schwartz, AB; Lawrence Segar, geles, Calif., DDS; Chester F'. short stories on Jewish life went
MD; Ethel Schiffman, AB; Law- Lowendorf, Niles, Ohio, MD; Jo- to Dorothy Bloomgarden, first
rence S Silver AB; Samuel Sil- seph Madler, Cleveland, AB; Solo- prize; David Sobin, second prize,
verstein, AB; Isadore Singerman, mon C. Marx, Newark, N. J., BS and Rita Mitshkun, honorable men-
MD; John Sklar, LLB; Nance So.I in Arch.; Albert Mayer, Jr., Cin- tion.
lomon, AB; William If. Stern, AB; cinnat AD; Sol Newman, Jr., Jop-
The poems, stories and orations
Louis J. Swartz, DDS; Harry A. lin, Mo., AB; Ruth A. Nolzinger, are all published in the June Beth-
Topcik, DDS; Abram M. Torgow, Archibald, Ohio, AB in Ed.; :Mi- elite. It may be obtained at the
AB; James VanVliet, BS in Eng.; riam M. Olden, Akron, Ohio, AB; school office.
The graduation class scholarship
Sidney Weingarden, AB; Abra- Irwin A. Olian, St. Louis, Mo.,
ham Weisenberg, AB; Nathan AB; Sidney L. Robin, Chicago, medals went to Anna Mae Zimmer.
LLB
(JD);
James
Rogman,
New
man, Esther Zimmerman and Le-
Zack, AB.
Highland Park: Nina V. Fried- York, MD; Joseph M. Rosen, nor Singer. There were also cer-
man, AB in Ed.; Harriet B. Levy, Cleveland, MD; Sidney Rosenthal, tificates of honor given to those
AB; Harry L. Tapperman, AB; Newark, N. J., MD; Bernard W. who had superior scholarship in
Rosenberg, Warren, Ohio, AB; the primary and intermediate
Joseph M. Weiss, Jr., AB.
Michigan: Henry J. Abrams, Charles T. Sabel, Chicago, AB; grades and special prizes of books
' Ann Arbor, BS in Eng.; Lawrence Nathan Shaffer, Newark, N. J., on Jewish life to those who had
Covitz, Flint, AB; Howard Levine AB; Soil J. Schnitz, Chicago, LLB; the best scholarship record in the
Davidson Palmer, AB; Sydney R. Harold C. Segal Worcester, Mass., high school.
Drebin, Big Rapids, LLB; Cather. LLB; Rosalind Selker, Cleveland,
In addition to the service in the
ine Y. Immelman, Ann Arbor, A13.0 All; Maurice J. Shadven, Expedit, temple, the high school met sepa-
Sidney J. Karbel, Mt. Clemens, l'a., LI.B; Maurice J. Shorr, Chi- rately in the Brown Memorial
LLB; J. Willard Krause, Ironwood, cage., AB; Howard D. Silverman, Chapel to view the graduating
AB; Clarnie R. Levy, Iron Moon- Cleveland, AB; Lester I. Slossberg, class play. The graduating class
tain, AR in Ed.; Lileon Lipman, Omaha, Neb., AB; Benjamin Spec- of 1927 has sought to establish a
Muskegon, Dental Hygiene; Max tor, Newark, N. J. DDS; S. Albert noble tradition in the high school,
A. Musch, Howell, BS in Arch.; Stern, Glencoe, III., AB; Jack A. namely, that the graduating class
The exceptional cigarette
Emilie J. Oppenheim, Saginaw, Vatz, Pittsburgh, Pa., AB; Leroy shall present each year upon the
for the exceptional man
AB; Sylvan Rappaport, Grand R. Wise, Chicago , LLB (JD); Mar- closing day of school a Biblical
who feels he is entitled to
play. The play chosen for 1927
Rapids, AB; Simon F. Rosenbaum, yin J. Welfeld, Chicago. AB.
the better things in life.
Canada: Morrie Croll, Windsor, was "Jeptha's Daughter," by Elma
Kalamazoo, AB; Sylvan S. Rosen-
Ehrlich Levinger. It was directed
bourn, Kalamazoo, AB; Jacob B. Ont., DDS.
Schwartz, Benton Harbor, AB in
Ed.• Pearl Schwartz, Ann Arbor,
Dental
hygiene; Lester S. Smith,
'
Grand Rapids, AB; Sam Sorkin,
Flint, AB; Albert M. Stern, Alle-
gan, LI.B; Louis A. Weil, Port
Huron, AB; Myron Weingarden,
Flint, AB.
Other States: Esther Bank,
Denver, Colo., AB; Benjamin
Baird, Chicago, MD; Jack Behr-
man, Glenrock, N. J., AB; Hilda
Kinzer, Toledo, AB; Irene Dinner,
Toledo, Dental Hygiene; Daniel L.
Brenner, Kansas City, Mo., LLB
(JD); Edward M. Brickman,
Cleveland, MD; Morris J. Britz,
Toledo, LLB; Anne B. Caplan,
Stubenville, Ohio, AB in Ed.;

8730 Twelfth Street

MONDAY ONLY SALE

Mrs. A. B. Roman is spun! '1g
several days with relatives in li es
trait.

UNFORTUNATELY, it means
us. But the tenth man
Li
who uncerstands, derives great
pleasure.

ECAUSE of the ever increasing de-
mand on the part of those distinc-
tive dressers of the Twelfth Street
Section for a man's haberdashery of the
"different" variety, a store that would
rival the finest in the city, and sensing
this need, is the reason why we have
spared no expense in equipping our new
store with the very finest, not only of
merchandise but also the finest fixtures
procurable. We are certain that you will
be given a real treat by coming to the
opening.

A New Address For

Island, where they wil latter
stale medical convention.

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Tuesday, June 21

Mr. Resnik
Announces:

by Edith Kopelson and met with
an enthusiastic reception from the
high school boys and girls.
The primary and intermediate
classes were entertained by the
High School Drama Club with a
little morality play entitled "Three
Pills In a Battle."

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C 0 N S TANTINOPLE.--.1.1. T..
A.) —Kirk Kilts..., Thrace. is the
■ inly city in the Republic of Tar-
key in which schemita is not per-

matted.

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The community of Constanti. .
rople intervened with the govern-,
or uf t le city seeking the removal
of the prohibition, which has been'
All
in force for nearly ■ year.
steps taken by Jewish represents-
far
failed.
thief base SO

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