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OPENING CONCERTS
Orchestra
Hall
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THURS. and FRI.
Oct. 13-14, at 8:30
ymphony Orchestra
The football game between
Benny Friedman and his Cleve-
land Bull Dogs amt "Red" Grange
and his New York Yankees, sched-
OSSIP GABRII OWITSCII, Lambe..
BELLE ISLE
25c
vic, oft
Request Program
FOR SALE-Hazelwood and Four-
teenth Sts. At your appraisal.
Brick duplex, newly decorated
throughout. Eight rooms and
two baths down and ten rooms
and three baths up. Steam heat,
F'rigidaire, Sanitas walls, fire-
places. Sacrifice for quick sale.
Your terms. William Quedders,
Judson Bradway Co. Phone
Randolph 9700,
12th Street at Seward
Business Office
Empire 3472
Friday Night, Oct. 7th.
Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 8 and 9.
The great melodramatic success
"Mother Come Home"
prominent parts.
Tickets:: Nights, $2.20, $1.65, $1.10 and 75c;
Matinees, $1.65, $1.10, 75c and 50c.
Gertrude Ederle IN
SWIM GiRt
SWIN 4
-and
SWIM
SHE
DID •
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Across the
English
Channel
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Baby Henderson & Co. I
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I IKE • fish in the sat
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"Minstrel Fantasy"
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The Hicksville Four I
Adds C•mrdc .Art
UYENOSJAILI
ILI,. of Mt ow I a pt
ter; like • nymph on
dry land! Yo u'll be the
loser
You ton. t h e b..,
comedy Bebe Daniels has
evermade-SWIM GIRL
SWIM!
Bebe and "Trudy"!
What a Team!
5 ACTS VAUDEVILLE. 5
CONTINUOUS SATURDAY'
BENNY FRIEDMAN
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
- University of Detroit Staudium, is
for one or two young ladies, in
attracting city-wide attention.
an apartment. All conveniences.
The game will start promptly at
1955 Blaine, Apt. 24.
2:30 p. m.
Benny Friedman, greatest of all FOR RENT-2441 Taylor Ave.,
quarterbacks, was the hub of
near LaSalle. Six-room flat,
Fielding H. Yost's football nia-
furnished or unfurnished. Call
' chine at Ann Arbor. Benny made
Euclid 2542-J.
frequent trips to Detroit, deliver
ing lectures and after-dinner talks FOR RENT-1485 West Phila-
delphia Ave. Five-room lower
that made him one of the most
flat, one block from Jewish
popular athletes in the country.
school, three blocks front public
but this time he is coming hire to
play football. It will be the rust school.
time during his brilliant career ,
in D e . FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
that Benny h as ever
for lady, with small private lam-
'trait in football uniform.
6y. Phone Empire 3079-W.
The game at Dinan Field will
be the biggest offering in the his-I, FORRENT-Nice furnished room
tory of professional football. The
for gentleman. Steam heat and
two greatest players the game has
telephone service. Private lam-
known in the last 20 years will be ,
2003 Clairmont Avenue.
seen sm the same gridiron at the,
Phone Garfield 432I-R.
same time, playing on opposing
teams.
FOR RENT-Nice Furnished room
Benny is the quartet- 1mA of the •
for one or two gentlemen or
team, the manager of the team,
couple, with kitchen privileges.
the coach of the train and the cap-
9647 Petoskey, near Joy Road.
tain of the team. He is more of
! the team than any football player FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room for gentleman or lady.
before him has ever been of a
New. Clairmount near Dexter.
team.
Phone Garfield 3320-W.
Local promoters of the big grid-
; iron event report a lively sale of FOR RENT-Nice furnished roam,
, tickets and indications are it will
with garage if desired. Steam
• be one of the top-notch sporting
heat, hot water, shower.
Be-
events of the season.
tween Fourteenth and LaSalle.
Near two car lines. Phone Gar-
field 4012-M.
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The World's Greatest
Motion Pinter•
and Ha
Fighting Team of
NEW YORK YANKEES
BENNY FRIEDMAN
and Hie
CLEVELAND BULL DOGS
haufeil Came
in a RegtsIarlr n S Ae
National Football League
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oDINAN FIELD,
U. of D. • ****'
410
STADIUM
(Livernois and 6-Mile Rd.)
`sr
t,A SUN. OCT. 9
2:30PM.
PR10ES-$1.00-$2.00 -$3.00
Rorreation
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n
Store
LAFAYETTE
4,1 .IIELBY
ELECT
Lawrence J.
DeFERIE
JUDGE OF THE RECORDER'S
COURT
of the People and Not to a Few.
My Obligations Are to
Primaries October 11, 1927.
RALPH
MITTER
1 .
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COUNCILMAN
Fond red by
DETROIT RETAIL DRUGGISTS ASSOCIATION
Twenty Years in Business in Detrost.
Primaries October 11th.
JOHN C. NAGEL has a long and honorable career in public life.
As City Assessor by appointmen of Mayor William B.
'Thompson; as President of the Clu rter Commission by vote
of the people; as Councilman for five terms by vote of the
people; as present President of the Common Council; as
Chairman of the Wayne County I oard of Supervisors; as
Chairman of the Michigan AssociaCon of Superviors; as Tax
Representative of Detroit and W•yne County before the
State Board of Equalization, JOHN C. NAGEL has made an
outstanding record of faithful public service.
JOHN C. NAGEL'S honesty, fairness, industry, independence,
experience and courage make him an invaluable member of
the Common Council.
JOHN C. NAGEL is always on the job at City Hall; attends all
meetings of Council; W orks diligently to get the facts about
every public question; speaks his mind without fear or hedg-
ing; never "passes the buck" by "ducking" meetings or
avoiding votes on disputed issues:
JOHN C. NAGEL in a word, stands every test of fidelity and
efficiency in the public service.
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For Councilman-
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PRICE
Gear
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
with private family. Near ear
and bus line. References. 2271
Clairmount. Telephone Garfield
I 122.J.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room for young lady, in ex-
change for staying in several
evenings a week with children.
Must be neat and clean. Phone
Longfellow 8071.
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Forget
on't
(X)-JOHN C. NAGEL.
John
C.
Primary, Tuesday, October 11th, 1927.
JOHN C. NAGEL for Council Committee.
JOHN V. CLANCY, Secretary.
Executive Committee
Patrick W. Keating William B. Thompson
A. W. Sempliner
William M. Donnelly
Anthony Nowc
Joseph C. Snyder
Leonard A. Lark
Joseph Vandeweghe James Cooley
Raymond R. Cameron
CASE COLLAPSES,
JEWS STILL HELD
CONSTANTINOPLE.- (J. T.
A.)-The case of nine Constanti-
nople Jews arrested by the Turk-
ish police on the charge of possess-
ing arms and directing the mani-
festation of a group of Jewish resi-
dents at the funeral of the Jew-
ish girl, Elsa Niego, who was mur-
dered by the Turkish (Alicia], Os-
Man liey, several weeks ago was
held in the Constantinople court.
The police were unable to pro-
duce any evidence against the pris-
oners. Witnesses denied the charge
of the police that the arrested were
In possession of arms. The case.
which is evidently collapsing, was
adjourned. The arrested, however,
are still held in prison.
EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS
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GET GOVERNMENT AID
FOR RENT-Two nice furnished
rooms, suitable for gentlemen
JERUSALEM. -- 1.1. T. A.) - -
or young couple. Privileges.
Garage if desired. Light and The amount of IA00.000 was allo-
airy. Located on Monterey Ave. cated by the Palestine government
as a loan fund to the victims of
Phone Arlington 4495-J.
the Palestine earthquake, an of-
FOR RENT---Nice furnished airy ficial announcement stated.
Number of Detroit Common Council 19/5 to 1924
large room. Private family.
The sums are to he granted as
4111)4 Pingree. Phone Euclid a loan for a period of 10 years nt
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5911.
6 per cent and are to be used for
repairs to the damaged houses.
Yid'NG BUSINESS LADY de-
-ire, furnished room, including
breakfast and dinner, with pti•
.
II.
NEW YORK
( I. T. Al
vote Jewish family. N. W. sec-
D. Naunila'rg, Polish-Jewish pub
tion. References Exchanged.
ADDED ATTRACTION
Heist
and
one
of
the
leader.,
of
the
Phone Euclid 10075.
Ir. announcing his platform in Vonolkist party, who was quoted by
FLAT FOR RENT -- Six - room his campaign for nomination and Max D. Steuer as having given
modern flat, 3321 Carter, near election to the Common Cowl], him the information at Zurich upon
TA. Sensation of the A g e
William B. Holden said, in part:
which he formulated his charge=
Dexter Blvd.
"Detroit during the past few against the Joint Distribution com-
FOR RENT - Nicely furnish, -I years has, owing to its tremendous mittee, has denied that he gave ltlr.
P,rosidoott Coolidge Award dm
front room. Private family. influx of population, been hard Steuer the information referred tee.
Di:anguished Flying Cross to
Lady preferred. Near WI,1,1- presses! to provide public utilities
The denial was cabled to 11. C
Ward ear and Second Ave. bus. for its newcomers. If the city is A'llitleek, manager of the Jewish
Endorsed by many prominent business and pro-
Phone Longfellow 7252.
to continue its present growth and Daily Forward. In his sable Mr.
prosperity, however, everything Naumberg denies the assertion that
fessional men. The following letters are self-explan-
FOR RENT - Nicely furnish• of possible must be done, within our he told Mr. Steuer he suspects the
atory.
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room withprivate family In: financial mean+ and without im- Joint Distribution committee o.1
.%ugust 13th, 1927.
g
Ille11111"1611"1"111‘MMIMMUINVI"'"IK
gentleman. Re f ere n ce re quit -I. posing an undue burden on our wasting relief funds.
Mr.
Paul
M.
HotTrichtes,
Close to Dexter bus and Is - taxpayers, to care for in an tide-
Re-Elect
1644 Ford Ave, Detroit, Mich.
wood car line. Phone Arlingt• tt quote manner those who con.e
My Dear Paul :
006 I-Al.
here to help us further develop
It has just come to my attention that you have become a
our commonwealth."
candidate for Councilman, and I hasten to endorse your can-
J. D. C. AIDS POLISH
NIr. Holden was a director of
didaey.
FLOOD SUFFERERS the Board of Commerce for five
MOSCOW.- 1.I. T. A.) - Mis-
It has been my privilege to have known you for over 30
years and president of the Whole- sionary activoties arming the Jew-
years, and at tuner in a most intimate way, and I have always
♦
WARSAW. - I.I. T. A.) - TI
sale Men hunts' Bureau for two ish population in Moscow have of
had a sery great appreciation for your fine civic spirit, your
Jewish families who suffered fr is years. Ile was also sales manager late assumed a tigortous character,
industry and for your ability.
the floods which swept the to,.
for Edson, NImors. & Co. for eight according to the Yiddish Commu•
Should the people of the cite •ce fit to elect you. they
and villages in eastern Galicia
years and has always been an ac- nisi daily, Ernes.
would have as a member of the Council lisle who loves his city I
receive aid through the mediut.
tive worker for Detroit's progress.
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The paper reports that the mis-
and would give Of the very bent of himself.
the Joint Distribution committ..
sionaries: have their headquarters
benefit of Detroit, I sincerely
For your sake and for t
The representatives of the .1
ion
Petrovsky
boulevard
and
urges
"The Poor Nut" Continues
•ff“rt: wilt meet with SUCCeSS.
I". in Poland have allotted t.•
the Hui horlties Is, ins esulrate t hi
Yours sincerely,
At Bonstelle Playhouse snore,. of funds with which the
amount of 15,000 zlotys for the a .1
(Signed) DAVID A. BROWN.
;, f flood victims.
- onornt,
1),a NU. 11-ifirichter:
Pa, km) with thrill+ and laughter
am very glad to certify to your honesty, public spiel; and 0
Comedy Bill at Temple.
is "The Poor Nut." by J. C. and
Daniel J. Hove Is Again
intelligence during the many years which it has been
privi-
Eliot! Nugent. the uproarious col-
..-s• to know you. I behove that you are well qualified to
Candidate For Council
lege comedy opening its last week
Cona•ly will feature the .1-
--.• on the Common Council of Detroit.
at
the
Bonstelle
Playhouse
Alton-
at B. F. Keith's Temple Thom. r
Sincerely your,.
Aeceding
the wishes of III
day night. The riot of the ath-
starting Sunday, Oct. 9. Pox:
ISignesh FRED M. BUT7EI
Pt
deVere ail! headline with the - letic field fills the play and the Mg sand+ of his friend., including olo •
5‘.
I.
slily
appreciate
the above endorsement,
--donee of Lou Ilandman in the -r scene is that of a relay race not who. an• some of Detroit's
Very truly yours.
prominent public-spirited e ••
w offering, "Celebrities." F.,1 the the usual football garne.
M. A. UMLOR.
Midnight parties have no place Daniel J. Hoye has again i-5.••
Hardman is also with the act.
he Northern Pr. gress.sx. Business Me
become a candidate fot tno
The popular Pop Cameron is II in the- wi-t fully romanttc -slay of ed
;resent "The Four Cameron., " in the ba•hful student who. wants to Detroit City Council.
This Ad paid for by the Carnoai•• Commi.tee of 0, N.x-th
That Daniel J. lloye is ti.e
"Like Father. Like Son." Thi- o s be a botany profe•sor and yet
ern Pro gressive Butanes. Men's Association.
one of the hest known fanlille , en dreams of los•colning a campus pleb popular candidate is
wholommooklokam• • al
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the vaudeville stage. Gus Fouler, hero. The YAW piously laughable attested to by the fact th..t at t•
the original watch king, prom,. A PROM...1a have a power of laugh- general election two year. az , •
Mete lire of the newest derma,
to mystify his audience in h:. ter in them and the swift aetion received over 60,000 vote, 51- Purchase New Stocks
unique and humorous manner. keep+ the aUllienc• continnally in Hol e 's friends feel that in a-I I
for Gutwillig Shop. lingerie, hosiery and children's and
tion to his many other guabil,
infanta' wear.
Charles Sargent and Burt Lewis suspense.
Twelfth Ward
Mrs. Gutwillig is at the present
1
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1••
r
his
14
years
of
able.
11•eta
More than 300 nights on 140.14-
object to being known as singers.
were and untiring service in I
\It
Gutuillig, owner and ; time c, lebratIng the first anniver-
way
edablished
"The
Nut"
although
they
sing
very
w4.11.
Born and always lived in
nia
,
sary
of her store with an unusual
the
GutuIllig
shop
at
department
of
buil
.
Si Co r
The feature on the screen n Ii as n rollicking world-heater. a•
Twelfth Ward.
To fah street. recently re- ; sale, and in offering readers of The
be "One Round Hogan," start•: fillet with excitement a• a Ken- -a ft.! y engineering qualify him f- r
Chin
mcle a 20 per cent. reduction
"Riming Remember the Rm..
5 Monte Vint. Leila Hams and that tucky Derby ■ nd twice as enter. a place on Detroit's Common turned fti rn a buying trip to New
York, where she purchased • gm- on all fall men handise..
t•ounell.
t tuning.
al old battler, James J. Jeffries.
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First Time
at Popular Prices
trienced -- Cana
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NAUMBERG DENIES
W. B. Holden Announces
Platform For Council
STEU ER CHARGES
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"MOVIETONE
SEE AND HEAR
FOR COUNCIL
COL. CHAS. A. %
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SEAT TALE OPENS
To:forum a A II
Councilman
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room or will rent out unfur-
nished room. Reasonable. l'hone
Arlington 5660-R.
NOW i c i::!VInd.
vs
AS
FOR RENT--Very quiet furnished
room with private family. Ref-
erences. 8943 Woodrow Wilson
Ave. Upstairs.
EBE DANIEL
LAURELLO BROTHERS I
NAGEL
FOR RENT---Lovely steam heated
furnished room with all conveni-
e n ces.
Private family. Near
street car and has line. No other
roomers. 11 e a s o noble. 2942
Glendale Ave. Phone Arlington
3965-11.
Annie Lilien, Isaac Arko and the entire company in
Mammoth
Stage Show!
JOHN C.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room with refined family. Lin-
wood and Webb. l'hone Arling-
ton 1585-J, after 6 p. m.
Evening 8:311
Alatinee 2:30.
RE-ELECT
FOR RENT--Nice furnished Islam
with private family fur young
gentleman or lady. 1956 Pin-
gree Ave. Phone Euclid 0843-W.
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FOR RENT--Niee furnished room
for gentleman, with private
family. Blaine between Four-
teenth and LaSalle. Phone Gar-
field 6827-R.
ConJurnns
TICKETS AT GRINNELL'S AND ORCHESTRA HALL $1. 1X
Ticket Office
Empire 3488
MACK B. WEISS-Strictly kosher
caterer for weddings, banquets,
parties, etc. Excellent food.
Rates reasonable. 1671) Pingree
Ave. Empire 7146. Will also
rent out home for private par-
ties and weddings.
uled for Sunday, Oct. 9, in the MRS. .1. SHERLINE - First-class
cooking and catering for wed-
dings and parties. 15852 Lin-
wood Avenue. l'hone Hemlock
1881-W.
FIRST SUNDAY CONCERT
OCT. 16
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Season Tickets Now on Sale Single Tickets
Tuesday, Oct. 11
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