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I,
P
T iti V eraonjon sfien to Ntox
Co to Put-in-Bay with I, 0. B. B.
JULY 1, 1927
for which the home government PISGAH PRESIDENT
STERNBERG DECLARES
has authorized a loan of the Eng-
ARBITRATION COURT
ISSUES STATEMENT
lish government guarantee of £4,-
IS READY TO START,
000,000.
The Joint Palestine Survey
(Contnued from first page.)
Carpenter Contractor
(Continued from first page.)
commission
has
selected
its
ex-
(Continued from first page.)
Alterations, Remodeling, Store I
perts, who have already arrived in at any time. We trust that the coulee, shall have full power to
Fronts, Window Backing.
nity,
at least for us to enable you Palestine, and they are investigat- ;warm B'nai B'rith spirit which per- aslant, alter, repeal, all to, or omit
Good references and workman-
ing on scientific lines the resources meates its cozy halls will make you any .4 the rules from time to time
to
appreciate
a
tithe,
a
tithe
of
the
ship. Plans furnished,
love and affection, the trust and and the economic conditions there. comfortable and happy. Every wall as may be found expedient.
Euclid 3931-R.
The schedule of fees is as fol.
confidence that every Jew of the It is, of course, to be understood
that this commission, and its ex-
' lows: per letter of invitation for
' United States feels for you.
perts,
are
to
act
impartially,
to
re-
by
phone), 50c; cases involving'
"It is difficult, exceedingly dif-
.0Itai or less, each party pays $1.
ficult for a man to tell another port upon the merits, the facts as,
In Connection with Olympia
per
hearing; cases involving $500
they
are
and
conditions
as
they
man to his face what he thinks of
Bath Home
or less, each party pays $2 per
him and it is equally difficult and exist, and to base their findings
Open All Year
hearing;
rases involving WI i n.
and
conclusions
upon
sound
eco-
perhaps multiplied by the number
ON EUROPEAN PLAN
over, each party pays $5 per hear-
of people who are here for each nomic policies, with due regard to I
ing.
The
same amount is charged
and all of us to say the same thing. what is practicable and feasible;
OLYMPIA ANNEX
for each extra hearing. If the par-
and consonant with the welfare of j
;
I will therefore merely say in a
Rooms with Running HM and
ties elect to employ paid arbiters, ,
[ single sentence what we feel. If Palestine.
these shall be paid as agreed.
Cold water
"I wish I could tell you how
we are called upon to express the
CHAS ERFNSTEIN, Prop.
Each patty to the controversy
highest praise that we wish to be- thrilled we were to witness with
shall pay his own personal expen-
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, stow upon anybody, we will say, our own eyes the extraordinary
ses, those td any witnesses intro-
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
10 North Ave.
sand should say: "May you be like and splendid economic progress of
duced in his behalf, and of counsel,
this farm work under the gifted
■
Felix Warburg!"
if any.
I
Following the report of Mr. Paul leadership of that modest, simple
A list of 100 representative busi.
and agricultural genius, Dr.;
Detroit Theatrical Service. Baerwald on the progress of the leader
tress and professional men have
Rosen,
who
has
managed
to
make
collections of the Joint Distribu-
been
Roy Johmon. E I.. King. II. E. Panne
invited to comprise a list from
tion committee, Mr. Warburg de- every penny which your generosity;
which arbitrators may be chosen,
Randolph 4691 70 Montcalm St., W
livered his address, which was has contributed, work 100 per
if
the
parties to the controversy so
LIGHTING. RIGGING. TRAVELERS,
greeted with a long-lasting ova- cent. For instance, between the
The parties are not re-
desire.
early fall of 1922 and the begin-
DRA I . EWES, GROUND CLOTIIS
.
stricted to this list, however, but
Mr. Warburg gave a detailed ac- ning of 1924, we turned over to
M ade—Repaired—Rented
may select any disinterested party
Dr.
Rosen
for
help
to
Jewish
farm-
c •eunt of his observations in Pales-
or parties. Following are the
ine, Russia and Poland. Although ers $790,000. With that suns he
names of the 100 men who have
JULIUS DEUTELBAUM
10 new plan of action for the J. was able to give help to 3,000
been invited to contribute their
SAVE A TRIP. BRING YOUR HEM•
families
at
work
on
the
fields
in
I. C. in Russia or in Palestine has
in
our
building
echoes
a
welcome
services
as arbitrators, if selected
STITCHING AND BUTTON COVERING ;
can formulated , the address of White Russia, Podolia and Woh- of its own!
by the disputants:
TO US.
Mr. Warburg contained indica- lynia. With the assistance of the
"The
second
outstanding
local
Milton
Alexander, Sidney Alex-
Vie do the work while you wall. Open ,
Ica, 8,000 families in the old Jew-
ions of the future plan.
institution is the B'nai B'rith Sym- ander, M. Aronss_in, Rabbi A. 'M.
I'
evenings. Prices Reasonable.
With regard to Palestine, of ish colonies of ('herson, Krivoy- phony, composed of 80 members.
Ashinsky, !lorry Biellield, Morris
Rog and Nlariupol were helped,
HARPER'S ART SHOP ' which Mr. Warburg spoke first, the and
even 500 new families wer e who are delighted to entertain you Plumherg, David A. Brown, Barry
MIS Twelfth St.
Near Clairmount crux of the situation lies in the
by a carefully arranged program Z. Brown, Fred Butzel, Henry But-
given
an
opportunity
to
settle
in
eport
of
the
Joint
Palestine
Sur-
r
WLisa lagli1:100
consisting of selections written by Lel, Leo Butzel, Mary Caplan, Ala'
vey commission, which will be these old colonies.
0000**********0-00-00MGOn I ready. the speaker said, before
"Through the efforts of the Jewish composers exclusively. We Cooper, Ira Copeland, Israel Dav-
particularly
invite you to enjoy the idson, Jack Davis, J. H. Ehrlich,
WINDOW SHADES
winter. "It is high time the wil- Joint Distribution committee, sec- inspiring performance by the only
Sirs. J. II. Ehrlich, James I. Ell-
mut. to Order and Installed.
fully incorrect statement that onded by those of the Jewish Col- existing B'nai B'rith Symphony in
man, Clarence Eng,gass, Adolph
AU Styles.
money is being poured into Pales- onization association in Paris, who America, which even during a
Finsterwald,
Rabbi M. Finster-
repopulated
such
farms
as
were
We clean Window Shades and re- tine should be corrected," Mr.
brief career has established an en- weld, Rabbi NI. Fischer, Rabbi
pair them. Bring them in or let Warburg declared in reviewing abandoned in consequence of fam- viable reputation and gained the
In Frani, Harry Frank, Sam
ines
and
civil
war,
about
160
new
us call.
conditions in that country.
friendship and commendation of Frank, Rabbi Leo M. Franklin, Je-
Curtain Rods and Rubber Matting.
With regard to Russia, Mr. War- settlements in these districts have many non-Jews.
rome S. Freud, Dr. Hugo Freund,
burg spoke in enthusiastic terms been created, where almost 130,-
M. FREEDMAN
"We visualize this convention to I. Friedberg, Morris Friedberg,
of the progress of the Agrojoint 000 Jews are living and supporting be a gathering of social service William Friedman, Bernard Gins-
WINDOW SHADE CO.
work. Ile indicated that it was his themselves decently on farms. crusaders to whom the perfor- burg, Fred Ginsburg, Mrs. Samuel
Cadillac 1650 hope "which is capable of realiza- Over 500,000 acres of land have
689 Gratiot Ave.
mance of the past, the progress (dogower, Dr. Hilliard Gehistaik,
13iit00-606-8000**-00-9*-00a0-Otrti tion, that in the not distant future been allotted to our districts.
"But we do not need to rest on recorded, and the many benefits Nathaniel Goldstick, Harry Grant,
a plan may be devised involving
accruing
to our co-religionists and Nathan Gross, .Joseph Hartman,
long term loans upon legitimate mere promises or kind words. The to humanity as a result of the Al Hecht. Rabbi A. NI. Hershman,
Packing. Shipping, Suburban Moving,
business lines which will promote government has given our settlers functions of our order, are as Zella Himelhoch, Bernard Isaacs,
increased activity on the part of land of a pre-war value of over naught, in comparison to a still Wm. Isettherg,, Albert Kahn, Hon.
the Jews of Russia in land settle- $15,000,000 and this is no special greater endeavor to be applied to Harry B. Keidan, A. J. Koffman,
H. SCHINDLER
favor to the Jews. It has treated
ment."
Office Emit. 6027 Emeg• Emp• 1942
our ever-changing needs and mul- Julian Krolik, A. ('. Lappin, Miss
Regarding the J. D. C. work in the Jews as it has the others of the tiplying problems.
MOVING — STORAGE
Blum Levin, Isadore Levin, Jacob
Poland, Mr. Warburg drew atten- population. The government has
Near Twelfth
1749 Mtge"
'Upon your wisdom depends not Levin, Sol Levin, Theodore Levin,
tion to the constructive relief work also furnished large sums toward only the usefulness, but the future Robert Lowenberg, Joe Magidsohn,
housing
in
the
shape
of
free
lum-
of the committee, emphasizing the
growth of our order in this district, Felix Mahler, Herman Marks, Rob-
fact that in formulating the plans ber, of loans for machinery pur- and in popularizing its objects, we ert Marwil, Jacob Mazer, Harry
for its work the J. D. C. "looks to chases, and evinces by its acts as wish you great success, to the end, Wisner, Peter Miller, Jacob Na-
and leans upon the splendid and well as by its words the deepest in. that thousands of eligibles may than, Meyer Prentis, Louis Robin-
respected leaders of Central and terest in the development of the augment B'nai B'rith forces in the son, L. J. Rosenberg. Wallace !los-
Jews on the soil.
East European Jewry.
enheim Charles Rubiner„lulius
"I am satisfied that our project immediate future.
"I am happy to say that there
"May the deliberations of this Rubino., Karl Segal, Dr. Davis!
Camp For Boys
can be no doubt that a better un- is conducted on a business basis. convention project themselves into Seligson, I. Shetzer, Simon Shet-
Loans are beginning to be repaid
Beautifully located in the White derstanding among the different and great economic progress has the future to insure for our order zer, Dr. M. Silver, I). W. Simons.
Mountains, overlooking the Presi- groups of people destined to live been made. That gives assurance an even greater field of universal Hon. Charles W. Simons, Adolph
in
Palestine
is
being
achieved
dential Range. A first-class camp
that in due time our investment in usefulness, so it may ever serve as Sloman, Louis Smilansky, Dr.
at a moderate price! Send for Il- daily," Mr. Warburg stated, "as farm activities will be repaid in a beacon-light to our unfortunate Charles Smith, Harry R. Solomon,
prophecies about large mass Jew-
lustrated booklet.
brothers, who are being tossed Morris Steinberg, Nathaniel Stein-
ish immigration and national am- large part by the settlers. It is my about on the uncertain waves of gold, Milford Stern, Samuel Stern-
Mr. and Mr.. A. Krasker. Directors
which is capable of realiza-
bitions have stopped, and sober, huge,
life's stormy sea."
berg, Louis Stoll, Samuel Summer-
tion,
that
in
the
not
distant
future
222 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
earnest efforts to make the best of
' field, Rabbi Joseph Thumin, Jos.
the opportunity in Palestine are a plan may be devised involving
Weiss, Dr. B. D. Welling, Mrs. JOS-
long-time
loans
upon
legitimate
seen everywhere.
1.0. B. A. ORCHESTRA mih Welt, Melville Welt, Harry
"The colonists are keen and business lines, which will promote
Wine, Henry Wineman, Morris
eager to put to practical use what increased activity on the part of TO PRESENT CONCERT Zackheim, David Zemon, Israel,
they learn and the spirit of the I the Jews of Russia in land settle-
Zilber, Morris I/. Waldman.
MANUEL URBACH
older settlers, who are willing to ment."
(Continued from first page.)
Mr. David Brown, national
Granite and Marble.
be the teachers and guides of chairman
Piano with orchestra, Prof. Mark
.if the United Jewish
Hold World's Finest
those who have come to the coun-
Gonthurit. auloGt; Howard Fren-
try without preparation, is splen- campaign, followed Mr. Warburg.
zel. cutoluctor.I
Initiation Tuesday
Rubinstein
did. We met many of these farm- "The Jews of America, I say, have Fermin°, Mallet site
ers and their courage and optim- set a remarkable record in this
(Continued
from first page.)
The weathers of the orchestra,
Now in our New Location
ism left an abiding impression with campaign. They have given—and
they have paid—as never before," and the instrinnents which they time to the cause of this finest of
7723 TWELFTH STREET me.
play, follow:
Mr . Brown said.
fraternal ceremonies.
"We likewise had the pleasure
, ,
First violin — Bernard Silver.
At the conclusion of the initia-
One of the most remarkable
Euclid 7192
of a conference with the profes-
stein, lien Bernstein, C. Ambilides, tion proper, Aaron Droock, past
demonstrations
of
loyal
and
self.
ours of the Hebrew U niversity .
Frances
Bilsky,
Gerald
Grams,
president
of Pisgah lodge and a
Nobody can describe the thrill tha t sacrificing effort is the response Stanley Lanka, Maurice Philips. member of the executive commit-
one gets when from the top of which has come from the southern
Lillian
Waite,
M. Weisman, Paula tee of District Grand Lodge No. 6,
Mount Scopus one overlooks the states in the flood area. We per- D. Wohl,Jes. Sarin, Albert Wolgin; will act as master of ceremonies.
hills and valleys of that historic mitted no appeal for advance pay- Second violin—Ben Shapiro, Will- lie will introduce Bernard Gins-
ments in these communities while
spot.
I
iam Burr, A. Finch, A. Fisher, T. burg, past president of both Pis-
"We had full opportunity to ells- they are in this crisis of their own II. Guch, David Hazelfore, Donald gah lodge and the district grand
Cuss with Lord Plumer at a lunch- situation. let in spite of the blow Hackett, Martin Hatter, William lodge, in whose honor this conven-
,
to
business
and
the
whole
disr
eon in government house the needs [ .
••A. AAtltlle
.0t
t h e Bliznick, Edward l'rsotem, W. A. tion class of candidates has been
of the country and the standing of I tion of economic routin e, up-
Campbell; Violin—John Braovis named, who will welcome the new
the people. Field Marshall Plumed tales of that section are coming David Fine, Chas. Davis, David .1. members to the Independent Order
through
to
the
hilt
with
their
pay-
showed his wide experience and
Ginsburg, Jos, Malinolf, Leo Mor- of B'nai B'rith.
quick perception, and judging by ments, with a sense of responsi- gill. Herman Fritz, Louis Zeretsky,
The response for the initiates
bility that holds in the face of the
Select Dancing Nightly
steps taken since
Sidney Rosen, C. Vesselowsky, will be made by Rabbi A. M. Ashin-
this conversation,; most tremendous obstacles.
it looks very much as if the g- ov
Charlotte Lawrence, Blanche Kul- sky, a member of the class. Fol-
"All
that
I
am
concerned
with
is
ernment's and our plans and ideas the problem of assuring a sufficient hark, Gertrude Illiskow; Cello lowing Rabbi Ashinsky'a talk,
coincide thoroughly.
turning in of funds for the upkeep Flora Swaby, Wallis Corbett, Jos. Henry Monsky, a member of the
Particular People Prefer
"Their labor organizations are of the work in the next months, in Kruse) Helen Lucas, Nathan Mill. executive committee of the order
the Palais.
doing their best to encourage the the face of the general let-up of man, A. Souchay; Bass—Thomas and chairman of the national B'nai
Strictly Censored. Highest , efficiency of their members and I summer, when people are away Froscolla, Louis Cabrera. Alfred B'rith Wider Scope drive for $2,-
newcomers are not prevented but from home, many of them out of Lego•sky; Flute—Norman Iloilo- 000,000, will deliver the principal
Standard.
rather encouraged to compete with the country, and not thinking way. Evelyn Frisk, II. E. Kent, address of the evening. Mr. Mon-
Petals Musuelans — The Band
hired labor in the important workl
labout paying pledges. But at the Joseph Asiakowsky; Second Flute ; sky is considered one of the ablest
You Love to Dance With.
which is being conducted.
—Rose Poizell; Bassoon—H. Fren- I speakers in B'nai B'rith.
"We hope that the government Caine time, we must have money zel, R. E. Nelson; Second Bassoon
The chanting renditions for the
' will build some new roads, and coming in to cover the appropria- —Anita Bashum; Clarinet—Irwin ceremony will be under the direc-
tions
for
the
actual
work
already
will take over some of the sanita-
Burdick,
Vadin
Sruirnotf,
George
I
lion
of Canton Elijah Zaludkowski
tion work, thus freeing the budget scheduled for these months. The nayton; First f'larinet — Percy of Shaarey ledek synagogue, who
of the Zionist Organization from budget Mr. Baerwald has just out- Nugnes, Second Clarinet--Chester is a member of the class.
such items as port supervision, im- lined to you shows that we need Greenwood; Trumpet — harry R.
•
The officers of the degree team
migration preparation, and other approximately $500,000 a month. arondi, Herbert Burdick, Morton are: President. Elias Goldberg;
I know Europe. I know the
such work.
Helper, Theodore Armstrong; Oboe . vice-president, Samuel Sternberg;
people
over
there
and
I
know
they
"The farm schools are good; the
—T. Henahry, Ellis Joseph; First high priest, Rabbi Harry Z. Gor-
--=
are expecting us to send them Oboe— Theodore Albnick ; Second don; secretary, Henry Gottlieb;
EVERTGN ENGRAVING W. ' agricultural experiments promis- that
$500,000 a month. And we
Oboe—Ctcil
Nolton; French Horn treasurer, Harry Gurovitch; mon-
Second Floor Kerr Elda.
Inc. If it were not for the 8,000 cant send it unless we get it in.
unemployed, who are a heavy drain That is why I am in America at —Mere Alvey, Jimmie Staglinao. itor, Silas Feinberg; assistant mon-
on the charity fund of Palestine,
genrge
Dumine.
Francis Hellstein: itor, Joseph Straub; warden. Harry
new farms could undoubtedy be this moment. That is why I did
Trombone—M. W Biznick, L. W. Yudkoff, and assistant warden,
developed. It is only by careful not meet Mr. Warburg at Moscow. Mattt-ews. Henry Far Brendle, By Rudolph 1ffeyersohn.
call
out and
four already
weeks
selection
selection of immigrants and of the ago over
the went
country
Vollick, Carl Fein; Tube—Emerson
The seven candlebearers, all of
type arriving in moderate num-
we
have
$1090,000
of
that
$2,- Ballmer: Typani--Jerry Gerard; j whom are members of Aleph Zadik
bers, that this little country can 000,000.
Flute—
Joseph
Asiakowsky;
Drum
Aleph,
official junior order of
Now all we need is the
digest the newcomers.
—Maurice Reinhart.
B'rith are: Harold Worwitz,
"Rutenberg has succceeded in last $910,000. All we need for
.
Geldon
Cohen,
Sam Himmel, Jesse
interesting the General Electric this particular period, over the
Rabbi Meir, Rabbi Jehudah and Seiler, Edward Weiss, Ben Fleish-
company in London in the water summer, is that $910,000.
man
and
Joe
Weiss.
Rabbi
Jose
were
on
the
road.
Rab-
I
"I am not worrying about when
power of the Jordan and by this
t particular about the
our people come back. When they hi Mein was
time he is on his tw ay to Palestine
names of the innkeepers, but the I Whence do we learn that the
MOVING
STORAGE with machinery t o proceed with come back they will begin to func- other
two were not. To one who i name of a person affects his life?
wrest
this significant piece of work. An- tion again," Mr. Brown declared. had a name suggesting evil, Rabbi j From the verse, "Come, behold the
RE kw CA
,
other project which will give em-
Moir would not entrust his money j works of the Lord, who lath made
("AMC
ployment to a good many of the
FREE!
on deposit, while the other two did,Idesolations on the earth." (Ps.
inhabitants in Palestine and will
and the innkeeper did not repay it xivi 9.) Thus said Rabbi Eleazar,
mean a great improvement in the
The P. Lorsitard Company, on demand. (Yoma 83. according to whom the word sham-
condition of transportation, is the
] mot (desolations) should be read
manufacturers
of
the
well-known
building of the harbor of Haifa,
Ge to Put-in-Ray with I. 0. B. B.1shemot (names.) (Her. 7b.)
Murad Cigarettes, beginning this
week are giving to the American
smokers • special offer. This of-
. fer is 10 Murad Cigarettes free
i with every vacation box of 50 Mu-
rads.
This is a special vacation offer
from
to the consumer, and it will be
worth every smoker's while to buy
this vacation package and take ad-
vantage of • box of 10 extra
cigarettes.
These cigarettes are packed in a
beautiful tin box and contains 50
Murad Cigarettes. As you well
know, Murad is the finest cigarette
in the world. It is made of the
finest tobaccos, •nd is recognized
by smokers to be an exceptional
cigarette. Therefore this offer is
6210 Second Boulevard
unusual.
Northway 1546
Go to your dealer today and ask
him for this special vacation offer.
It will be worth your while to buy
several of them, not only for your
vacation but for your everyday
; needs. Keep a tin at home for
your friends. You cannot offer.
your friends a better cigarette
than Murad. It will put you in a
Forward, Neutral, Reverse Control
different class. for Mitred is the
MAKES YOUR BOAT A WATERNIOBILE
unusual cigarette for the unusual
2539 Woodward Avenue
Cadillac 3160
man who feels he is entitled to the
'better things in life.
WARBURG SPEAKS
ON ZIONIST AND
J. D. C. PROGRESS
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Monuments
CENTERS ASS'N
Mothers' Camp:
FELICITATIONS
TO B'NAI.B'RITH
In order to meet the needs of
those unable to register during the
day, registrations will be taken
every evening from 7:30 to 10, ex-
cepting Friday evenings.
Through arrangements with
nearby cottages, husbands and
men relatives who wish to can be
accommodated for week-ends and'
on their vacations.
In addition to excellent facilities
for picnics, hikes, swimming, row-
ing, fishing, etc., there is is gulf
course nearby for golf enthusiasts.
According to the residents, trout
and perch are plentiful in this ter.
ritory.
The fees are $12 for an adult
and $6 for children under seven
years of :lee. A fee of $3 for an
adult and $1 for a child must ac-
company all registrations which
will be credited tu the first week's
board.
DETROIT FUEL
SUPPLY CO.
COAL, COKE AND
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
5701 Davison
Lincoln 3303
Thank You!
—
—
—
Lincoln 2582
Peter flews, President.
The Jewish Center wishes to
take this means of thanking Henry
Friedman of 105 Colorado for his
donation of a victrula to the
Center.
Also Mrs. Sadie F. Newell of
the Sheridan Court apartments for
her donation of a noodle cutter
to the Mothers' and Babies' camp.
Now what the camp needs is a
bread cutter, and a radio certainly
wouldn't go amiss.
Glee Club Parties:
On Saturday evening, June 25,
Jessie Koplansky was hostess to
her fellow members of the Junior
Glee club at a party which wound
up a very successful season. There
were all kinds of games and re-
freshments. Nliss Mary Caplan
and their director, Stirs Doris
Sperling, were the guests of honor.
A lawn party will be held very
soon in honor of the Junior Glee
club at which Mrs. Hattie Ed-
wards, grandmother of one of the
members, will be the hostess. All
the members are very much ex-
cited in anticipation of a real good
time.
OUR Gas Company goes on with
I out interruption. It served your
fathers and mothers in the past and
does the same for you.
Fenkell Ladies' Credit Union:
Members of the Fenkell Ladies'
Credit Union gave a surprise party
for their treasurer, Mrs. A. J. Ep-
ple, in honor of her tenth wedding
anniversary, Mrs. I.ouis Schlein,
president; Mrs. Frank Avrin, ex
president; Mrs. II. Jackson, presi- I
dent of the Fenkell Mothers' club,
and A. J. Epple, all gave mo);
priate speeches. Miss Mary Caplan
was toastmistress,
It's the same Gas Company—constantly
and sincerely seeking to make its service
even better than the past. It is part of
the life blood of this prosperous and
thriving community.
To serve with satisfaction all the people
all the time is one of the greatest rewards
that can come to a business.
Meyer Blatt, a member of the
staff of th e Jewish Center, was in
charge of the entertainment at the
Inter-Settlement picnic held re-
cently at Belle Isle, when the en-
tire Jewish Center staff attended
en masse. After the picnic Miss
Wolberg of the Tau Beta Com-
munity house, past president of
the federation, complimented Mr.
Blatt on his choice of events.'
Everyon e present had a very good
time.
The Inter-Nos and the Secret
Service club, accompanied by their
sponsor, Miss Esther Hartz, spent
two whole days at Bob-lo recently.
The people of Detroit enjoy gas
rates "which are lower than
those existing in any other
similar city in America."
DETROIT CITY GAS CO.
Chalk W. Bennett, Vice !Nu... and Gen. Mgt.
Clifford at Bagley
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The Israelites in Egypt did not
alter their names—as Rueben and
Simeon they went in and as Rue.
ben and Simeon they went out.
This was one factor in their re-
demption. (Lev. R. xxxii.)
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