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Arabs Seek Represeotation.
ard Tucker, David Torrence and
held Sunday, Sept. 18, at the Savoy others, is the new screen offering.
JERFSALEM.-(J.
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Hetet The next regular business
"The World at Her Feet" has
I tit:on signed by 600 Arab work-
meeting wil take place 1/11 Tuesday,
been adapted from the stage play,
ers was submitted to the confer-
.luly 26- at the home of Sirs.
"Lawyer Bolbec and Her !Ns- ence of the Ilistadruth, the Jewish
Marion Otis of 3039 Gladstone.
' band," and affords the beautiful labor organization in Palestine. In
star ample opportuntiy to di-play the petition the workers ask that
Beta Phi Tau.
Delta chapter of the Beta Phi her skill as all actress, as well as Arabs tie admitted to membership
Detroit Orphan Home and Nursery
Tau won its tennis match with many new gowns. It is a fast- in the Ilistadruth. Five Arab dele-
Sunday, July 24, is the date.
Alpha chapter of Pontiac. Thy. I nursing love-comedy, with plenty gates were elected to the confer-
chosen for the excursion to Taste-
ence.
local team consisted of Louis Gold- of hot h.
moo Park to be given by the De-
stein and Seymour Bickner. The
troit Orphan }Ionic. Many privi-
next regular meeting will take
leges have been obtained on both
lilacs. Monday evening, July 25
the 9 p. rah. and the 10:30 p.
boats. The conintittests have plan-
Kadimah Girls Club.
ted an enjoyable day for all who
Miss Frieda Levine of Clair-
attend. The proceeds will go to-
u was hostess at the
i inoun t a vene
wards the orphan home. 'rickets
ast meeting of the Kaditnah Girls
may be secured at the dock.
Club, held July 19. Miss Lillian
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S0101111, 11 was appointed chairman
Ocean Girls Club.
of the second of a series of bridge-
iss Mary Feldman of Elmhurst
awn parties to be held on Solar-
avenue was hostess at the last reg-
thy, Aug. 28. She will be assisted
ular business meeting of the
by Mrs. A. C. Goldberg, and Miss
Orean Girls Club held on July 14.
Ruth Flagman. A bettutifui tapes.
Plans are under way for a card
try, donated by Mother Klein, will
;tarty and rattle to take place on
be raffled on this occasion. '.1118;
Sunday afternoon, Oct. 2. The
Minnie Wink will be hostess at
Misses Etta Iliegel and a'etta
the next regular business meeting.
Weisberg and Mrs. Roy Y. Chaffin
are in charge of arrangements.
Senior Hebrew Relief Club.
Miss Weisberg was hostess at the
The Senior Ilebrevw Relief Club
social meeting held on Thursday,
wil hold a special meeting on July
.luly 21.
26 at 1 p. m., at the home of Mrs.
I. Duchin of 8733 Twelfth street.
N. W. Branch Jewish Old Folks'
All members lire asked to be pres-
Home.
ent.
The Northwestern Branch of the
•Jewish Old Folks' Home held its
Junior Hebrew Relief Club.
picnic at Belle Isle on Wednesday,
The next meeting of the Junior
July 13. The organization wishes
Hebrew Relief Club will be held
to thank the Mothers' Club, Ladies
on Tuesday, July 26, at 1636 Col-
B'rith, D. Ro-
Auxiliary of
lingwood avenue. Plans for it pa-
senthal, Mrs. William Schwartz,
jama party will he discussed. All
Mrs. N. Blatnikotr, Mr. and Mrs.
members of the club will sleet on
Arthur L. Feldman, Mrs. A. Appel-
St:.-.day, July 24, at the foot of
haunt, Joe Rosenthal, Ben Flan-
Griswold street, at 8:45 a. at,
ders, Mrs. I. L. Breshow, Mrs. G.
where they will attend the Baby
CHIPS are ships with most of
J. and Ilarry Lefkofsky, Mrs. La-
Day Nursery excursion.
pidus, Mrs. Alfred Davis, Mrs, Sfax
-) us ... but the tenth man under-
Niman and the ',Lewis Brothers
Ladies' Auxiliary B'nai B'rith.
Undertaking Company, who helped
stands and knows and appreciates
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Special
transportation.
furnish
B'etai B'rith will hold its next reg-
the fine lines of the exceptional ship.
thanks is given to the president,
ular business meeting on Monday
Mrs. Anna Rubenstein. The next
evening, Joy '25, at the B'nai
meeting will be held in August and
IT'rith Community Center, 275
Even so, while most men smoke
a splendid surprise is in store for
East Ferry avenue. All members
all that attend.
cigarettes, it is the one man
lice Urged to be present.

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ON THE SCREEN:

"BACKSTAGE"

A Glimpse of the Life That Is Lived Back Stage.

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VAUDEVILLE

Starting Today Shows Change
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FLORENCE VIDOR

Inn Force Comedy of the itaif of

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"THE WORLD
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YOUNG MAN WANTED to work
in stockroom, advance to sales-
man. Meyer Burnstine & Bros.,
wholesale hardware. 1361 Gra-
tiot Ave.

V I 0 L I NIST - Modern teacher.
thives private lessons at pupil's
residence. A few lessons will
convince you. Call Empire 0190.

FOR RENT-Large airy room,
for lady or gentleman. Private
family, 2539 Blaine Ave. Phone
Euclid 9793-J.

FOR SALE - Two-year-old well-
built brick veneer. Four-family,
five rooms and bath each. Call
Euclid 2695 or 3201 Virginia
Park.

FOR RENT-Furnished room for
one or two gentlemen; with or
without meals. References re-
, quired. Phone Empire 2607-W.
1 1479 Blaine Ave.
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WANTED--Jewish woman of re-
finement and personality, over
26 years, to co-operate with doc-
tors. Nursing experience un-
necessary. Excellent opportun-
ity and fine income. Write Jew-
ish Chronicle, Box 725.

FOR RENT - Double furnished
room. Suitable for one or two
persons. 68 Tenyson Ave. Phone
Longfellow 8195.

FOR RENT-Five rooms and bath.
Monterey Ave. $45. Call own-
er, Longfellow 8369.
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"Welcome Stranger"
At Orient Theater

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0 YOUNG MAN driving through to
Winnipeg the early part of Au-
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RIGILNT

"Welcome Stranger," the world-
famous Aaron Hoffman comedy, is
to be the attraction of the Bert
Smith Players at the Orient The-
ater next Sunday.
"Welcome Stranger" is one of
the most human plays that has
ever been written. It tells the
story of a sweet-minded man who
goes to a small New England sit-
lase and is thrown out because of
his faith. At least they try to
throw him out, but an old in.
ventor, who is one of the jokes of
the village, steps in and saves him
from this disgrace. From that mo-
ment on the play is one of excep-
tional drama, remarkable suspense
and • love story that stands as one
of the classics of the American
stage today.
The Bert Smith Players are par-
ticularly well adapted to play the
parts that have been assigned to
them in "Welcome Stranger" by
Director Bert Smith. The public
may rest assured that they will
give their host of friends one of
the most delightful stage treats
that this locality has ever known.

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Time Kai P'
Sorority.
A regular business meeting of
the Time Kai Pistil Sorority was
held on Monday, July 18, at• the
Y. W. H. A. clubhouse. A dinner
and theater party was held Wed-
nosday, July 13, which proved to
he a success. Each member was
presented with a sorority pin. The
next regular business meeting will
he held on Monday evennig, Aug.
15, at the clubhouse. There will
be no meetings between these
dates, due to the fact that many
of the members are absent from
the city.

Beta Rho Delta Sorority.
The last regular meeting of the
Beta Rho Delta Sorority was held
at the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse on
Thursday evening, July It Many
interesting events are being plan-
ned fur the near future. The so-
roros will attend a bridge on
Tuesday evening, July 26, at
which Miss Rose Golinsky of 4224
Elmhurst avenue will he hostess.
The members and their friends at-
tended a hike held Sunday, July
17, at Elizabeth Park .

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Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority.
A short business meeting of the
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority was
held on Tuesday, July 20, at the
home of Miss Sonya Loher of 1015
King avenue. Mrs. Elizabeth Pen-
ton was made an honorary mem-
ber of the sorority, RS she is leav-
ing week to make her home in
Flint, Mich.
The hostess of the next meeting
will he Miss Shirley Gross of 3041
Grand ,IVPIlay.

"The Masked Athlete"
Headliner at Regent

"The Masked Athlete" is head-
lining the list of vaudeville attract
tions on the stage of the Regent
this week. His act features Sooty,
unusual bits of physical strength.
Paul Specht and his artists, assist-
ed by Wesley Eddy, "The Prince
of Hokum," and other acts com-
plete the stage bill.
"The World at Her Feet," with
Florence Vidor in the leading role,
supported by Arnold Kent, Rich-

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FOR RENT-2015 Seward Ave.
the better things in life.
Nicely furnished room its pri-
vate family, suitable for two
gentlemen or couple. Beautiful
home. Rent reasonable. Phone
N. Woodward Branch J.W.E.W.O.
Euclid 10087.
At the last regular meeting of
FOR SALE --- Beautiful seven- the North Woodward 13ranrh of
room duplex. Four bedrooms, the Jewish Women's European
hall shower, two-car garage; Welfare Organization, Mrs. Harry
modern to the minute. Very Klein, assisted by Mrs. Agnes Le-
reasonable. 2492 West Phila- vine, honorary secretary of the
main branch, installed the newly
delphia, near LaSalle.
elected officers. Ott Sunday, July
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room 17, a dinner-dance was given by
with small private family, for the organization at the Riverside
refined couple. 2758 Edison Hotel, Mt. Clemens. A beautfiul
Ave. Phone Garfield 1956-R.
corsage of roses and lilies-of-the-
valley was given to each of the
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room folowing officers: President, Mrs.
for refined girl. 1969 Taylor T. Robins; first vice-president, Mrs.
Ave. Phone Garfied 2973-.1.
J. Mode; second vice-president,
FOR RENT-Dexter 10211. Will Mrs. J. Goldsmith, anti recording
share my newly furnished flat secretary, Sirs. J. Bagdade. Leon
or will rent room to congenial Krim, proprietor of the hotel, Tire-
business couple, or lady or gen- nutted each guest with a white car-
tleman.
Rent very reasonable nation. Mrs. Susel Goldstick acted
RS toastmaster fur the evening A
to right party. Downstairs.
beautiful loving cup was pre-
FOR RENT-One or two large sented to Mrs. J. Robins, president,
furnished rooms. Suitable for and a silver pitcher to the two re-
two gentlemen or couple, em- tiring secretaries, Mrs. Bagdad°
ployed. Private home with and Sirs. Fanine Cohen, in appre-
small family. Hot water and ciation for their faithful work.
The organization wishes to an-
telephone service included.
nounce that it will give its first
Phone Arlington 5407-J.
luncheon and card party on Tu.,-
STORES FOR RENT-Mack near day, Nov. 1. Other organization.
F.0 . B. ET R.0 IT
St. Jean. Best factory location. please keep this date in mind.
Suitable fur dry goods, clothing
or shoes. Phone Lenox 3362,
Deborians.
The Dehorian Club has not dis-
FOR RENT-Seven - room house, pensed with its meetings during
two-car garage. Will oxehange the summer months and will hold
for business, auto, or what have two a month. One will be a busi-
you? Phone Lenox 0891.
ness meeting at the Melbourne
FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished Center and the other wil be in the
form of an outing. At the last
room, well lighted; suitable for
one or two gentlemen. Private regular meeting, held July 10,
family. Located at 2744 Glen- plans were under way for a week-
dale Ave. Phone Arlington end party at some farm haent. The
next meeting will be held on July
5719-51.
24 at Island Lake. The girls are
FOR RENT-Nice newly fur- to meet at the Melbourne Center
nished room, with private fam- at 8:30 n. m. and a truck will be
ily. Suitable for one or two there to take them to the lake.
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gentlemen. 2278 Blaine Ave.
FULLY EQUIPPED 4-DOOR SEDAN NOT A COACH)
Theta Rho Chi Sorority.
l'hone Euclid 5025-W.
The last regular meeting of the
Theta Rho Chi Sorority was held
July 13 at the Y. 'A'. H. A. club-
house, 89 Rowena avenue.
The hay ride which was given
MADISON
"Twelve Miles Out" will be held on July 17 to I.ake Elizabeth tot
for the third seer k, starting Sun- the members and escorts proved
successful.
day.
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Theta Delta OMIGIA.
ADAMS
The last meeting of the Theta
"Metropolis," the spectacular
Delta
Omega
Sorority was held on
German movie, is being continued
July 14 at the home of Miss Cap-
for a second week.
lan. Due to the (act that many
of the members are away on va-
MICHIGAN'
"The Stolen Bride," with Billie cations, it was decided that the
Dove and assorted cast, starting club dispense with the next five
Sunday. Usual Publix attraction meeting', the next regular meet-
ing to take place on Thursday,
on stage.
Aug. 18, at the home of Miss Bris-
kin of 978 East Euclid avenue.
CAPITOL
"Old S., Francisco." with Do-
Beta Tau Iota.
ores Costello and Charles F. Mack,
The members of the Beta Tau
starting Sunday; also stage show.
Iota Sorority and their escorts at.
tended a hike to Island Lake. At
15EURSON CIIENE
STATE
4460
"Too Many Crooks," with Lloyd the last meeting, held at the home
1011N R iNOICtrIT
WOODWARD MARTIN PLACE
Hughes and Mildred Davis, start- of Miss Bess Schmidt, 15421 La
Non;,... ta,Ni
Salle boulevard, it WIN decided
Glesdale 7117
ing Sunday; also Fred Strict.
that during the summer months
Lenox
Hergenroeder, Inc., 1413 E...lreerson
Highland Park Motor Co., 1603 Woodward Arl. 3730
THE NEWSPAPER REPORTER only social meetings will be held.
Hem. 4297
Hiles Auto Ser‘ve, 11.17 Tvelhh
Mantra Motor Sales a Se vice, 4426 Chene._MeL 6667
The social committee is planning a
QUESTIONS THE POLICE
Gar. 7100
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9111
Grand
River
Mid West Motor Co .,
Cod-Wood. Inc. 15620
Grand Hive r
H .1
•rth 6380
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work end party tobe held at
OFFICER
Lat. Il01
Du - Western Motor Co., 3950 Lis
Hucknall - Knowlson Co , 2445 Michigan
_Glen. 9888
Walled Lake. The next meeting
Avenue
Emr.
6826
Contort
L. W. Schuh: & Co., 10000
Colonial Motor Sales, 68
. 34-40 Michigan
Cedar 3138
"What is your favorite smoke?" will be held at the home of Miss North Central Motor Co., 8517 Linwood
Cedar MO
Euclid 1880
Delray Motor Sales. 7112-34 W Jeers=
"Murad," says the Officer.
I Fannie Bernstein of 568 Belmont
_Lim
1172
Gratis Motor Co.. 8226 Grano(
Nonvoothvard Motor Co.. 9115 Woodward
FIN,. (950
l avenue.
"Why?" asks the Reporter.
"Nothing else but Murals suit
•SUNDAYS
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me. They certainly have my num-
Athena Girls Club.
ber. I've tried a lot of different
The Misses Seale ■ and Minnie
brands, but Murad was the first Schneider were hostesses at a spa.
cigarette that struck me as perfect eial meeting of the Athena Girls
-in taste, in fragrance, unvarying Club held Tuesday evening, July
excellence."
19, at which
final plan' w ere '

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