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CLIPTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110

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ANNUAL DETROIT LIFE
"Blossom Time" Begins Sec- ASSISTS IN PLANNING
FOR SORORITY FROLIC BANQUET THIS TUESDAY
ond and Final Week
in Detroit.
March to Be Celebrated •s "Fish•

Miss Anne Shnurowitz is assist-
"Blossom Time," the fascinat- ing the committee of arrangements
ing Franz Schubert operetta, for th e second annual mid-winter
which begins the second and final
week of its engagement at the Cass
Theater, Detroit, next Sunday
night, announces the absolute
final appearance of this lyric gem
in Detroit or surrounding terri-
tory. For seven seasons this
charming light opera has been pre-
sented throughout America, and
at no time has its popularity been
more thoroughly emphasized than
during the present season.

FREE CANCER CLINICS
IN LOCAL HOSPITALS

Free clinics will be held in all De-
troit hospitals during Cancer Edu-
cational Week, Feb. 28 to March it,
it was announced by the cancer
committee of the Wayne County
Medical Society. Anyone having
symptoms which might indicate
cancer will be examined without
charge. The clinics will be conduct.
ed between 9 and 10 a. in.
More than 400 persons a day
were examined at the clinics last
year and 503 cancerous and precan-
serous conditions were discovered.
Many cases of cancer can lie
cured and many more prevented if
the public will give its full co-op-
eration to the medical profession in
this annual drive against the di,
ease, which claimed nearly 1,100
victims in Detroit in 1927.
The first step in decreasing can-
cer mortality is to make people un-
derstand that early treatment is
necesasry," says a statement from
the cancer committee.

MISS ANNE SHNUROWITZ

frolic to be given by the Alpha
Beta Gamma Sorority Sunday eve-
ning, Feb. 26, at the Statler.
Patrons and patronesses for the
dance are Judge and Mrs. Bart-
lett, Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Ben-
nett, 51r. and Mrs. Louis Busker,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Gilberg, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Luber, Mrs. S. Schnuro-
witz and Mr. and Mrs. S. Silber.

WARSAW. - (J. T. A.) - The
Friday morning issue of the 'fajta,
Y iddish daily, was confiscated by
the authorities.

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The Detroit Life Insurance
Company will hold its annual sales
congress in Detroit on Tuesday,
Feb. 28.
All agency representatives of
the Detroit district and of sur-
rounding towns will be present at
this gathering. Business sessions
will be held in the morning and
afternoon at the Hole) Stotler.
The annual banquet of the home
office organization will be held in
the main ballroom of the Statler
Hotel on Tuesday evening. All
agents present at the sales con-
gress, together with their guests,
and the entire home attire staff
of the company will be present at
the banquet.
President M. E. O'Brien is
scheduled to make an address over
radio station WJR at 7:15 p. m. on
the evening of the Detroit Life
banquet. Arrangements have
been made to place radio receiving
apparatus in the banquet room at
the Statler Hotel so that the De-
troit I.ife party may hear Presi-
dent O'Brien's address during the
course of the dinner. A special
orchestra under the direction of
Lawrence Harris will provide
music for dancing and Eddie Mc-
Grath, well known Detroit vocal
artist, will aid in the entertain-
ment.
The sales congress sessions are
invaluable to agency men inas-
much as they furnish the means of
instructing new men as well as old
in new developments of life insur-
ance work.
March will he celebrated by the
Detroit Life Insurance Company
as "Fishman Month" in honor of
Vice-President Morris Fishman,
and sales congress and social af-
fairs are expected to aid tremen-
dously in creating enthusiasm for
another highly successful "Fish-
man Month."

Voice Communication From
U. S. and Cuba to
Sweden.

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ANNUAL HiAS MEETING contribution to the cause.

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The nineteenth annual meting
I if the Hebrew Sheltering and Im-
migrant Aid Society of America
Mies), will be held on Sunday af-
tern(sin, March 18, at Cooper Un-
ion, New York City.
Honorable James E. Watson,
United States Senator front Indi-
ana, who recently introduced a bill
in the Senate which, if passed,
would bring about a reunion of the
families now separated because of
the present immigration act, will
he one of the speakers. Abraham
Herman, the president of the insti-

GEORGE O'BRIEN and JANET GAYNOR are shown
in one of their happy moments in "Sunrise," the excel-

lent photodrama which is continuing at the Fox Wash-
ington.

ANTI-ZIONIST MOB
THREATENS MOND

BAGDAD. - (J. T. A.) - An
anti-Zionist demonstration, ar-
ranged by Arab political propa-
gandists, created a serious problem
for the police authorities in the
capital of Iraq on the arrival here
of Sir Alfred Mond, British indus-
trialist, former minister of public
works, and Zionist leader. The po-
lice charged at the demonstrators.
Forty were arrested and several
were injured in the riot.
Sir Alfred, who left Jerusalem
for Bagdad accompanied by his
wife and daughter, was compelled
to enter the city by a circuitous
route in order to avoid the threat-
ening mob of 10,000. Six miles
from the city the Mond party was
informed of the threatening atti-
tude of the demonstrators. The
party was transferred from the
trans-desert car into four smaller
automobiles and proceeded unde-
tected to the British residency in
Bagdad.

Anti-Zionist Procession.

The demonstration began when
a procession of Arab students,
shouting "Down with Zionism,"
marched through the streets to the
western entrance of the city,
where they expected the arrival of
the Mond party. Several cars
which were suspected of carrying
the Mond party were stopped by
the demonstrators and the passen-
gers, who proved to be local resi-
dents, were severely beaten and
robbed before they could prove
they had no connection with the
Mond party. Mounted police were
called to restore order.

King Feisul's Regrets.

Sir Alfred and his party left the
city by airplane fur Jerusalem.
King Feisul, it was learned, ex-
pressed his regrets for the hostile
reception accorded the distin-
guished visitor on his first trip to
Iraq.
Sir Alfred Mond left the capital
of Iraq in an atmosphere of abso-
lute calm. No sign of a renewal
of the hostile anti-Zionist demon-
stration on the (lay of his arrival
was seen.

Playgoers will receive with keen
delight the announcement that
"My Maryland," the great Ameri-
can operetta that opened the cur-
rent theatrical season at the Shu-
bert Lafayette Theater in Detroit
last September, will return to the
Lafayette for the week beginning
next Sunday night. Feb. 26.
The superb company of 150
players that appeared in Detroit
last
September will again be seen
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"The Wasp's Nest"

GASPS OF HYSTERIA! SHRIEKS OF LAUGHTER!

A Mystery Comedy by Adelaide Matthews and ?birth. Stanley
Authors of "Scrambled Wives,• "Naughty Night," "f'ont's Love."
"My Son." "Just Married•
"Audience boils in mixed terror and laughter."--New York News.
"Disappearing chairs. slamming doors, stswhihing sound behind Disneht,
secret staircases and sit other adjuncts
house of mystery. There
• re wallops, shots and raptor., of the mighty that give the needed
crook•calching angles of an As1 mystery play."-New York Journal.

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VICTOR KOLAR, Conducting

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"HIS JEWISH GIRL"

Wednesday Eve., Feb. 29

LITTMAN'S PEOPLE'S THEATER

Twelfth Street at Seward

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Dr. Emil Ludwig

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evening, February 29th, at Orchestra. Hall.

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like to share downtown apart-
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Must be able to exchange refer-
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William D. Ttettel, who is well
known in local real estate circles,
announces that he has joined with
Duncan 51. Patton in the firm of
Treitel & Patton, with offices at
the Boulevard and Third. 6535
Third avenue, Empire 3786.
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WOOD•All0 AT ELIOT

MONDAY,
Feb. 20

"The Wasn't; Nest." a laugh-
mystery play by Adelaide Mat-
thews and Martha Stanley, con-
tinues for another week at the
Bonstelle Playhouse, with Craig
Ward as the highwayman, and
Eden Cray and Donald McClel-
land as the young heroine and
hero. Viola Leach and Walter
Sherwin have important parts, and
the chief comedy role is filled by
Lorna Carroll as the old Negro
mammy. Mystery and mirth are
the chief ingredients of this sur-
prise-laden comedy, and the scene
is laid in a haunted house in old
Virginia, on Hallowe'en night. A
pair of train robbers enter with
their loot. Their car has broke n
down in the woods and they take
refuge in what they think is an
empty house. The ensuing events
prove the mansion to be anything
but deserted. Lights flash off and
on, chairs and people appear and
disappear, and the owners of the
house return in the midst of the
excitement and add a few thrills
on their own account.

"My Maryland" at Shubert-
Lafayette.

Traitel and Patton Join In
Real Estate Firm.

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SECOND WEEK
BEGINNING

Bonstelle Playhouse.

Crossing over one ocean and
itnder two seas, voice communica-
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all of the United States and Cuba
to Stockholm, Sweden, beginning
Monday morning, Feb. 20, at 11
o'clock Eastern standard time.
The rate for Stockholm will be
$6.75 higher for three minutes
and $2.25 higher for each succeed-
ing minute than the present rates
to London. Thus a Michigan call
to Stockholm will cost $84.75 for
three minutes, and $28.25 for each
additional minute.
Stockholm, the capital of Swe-
den, with a population of approxi-
mately 397,000, has about 116,000
telephones. With the extension of
the transatlantic telephone service
to Sweden, the total of European
telephones available to the Ameri-
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aptly described as "the play that
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broken all records during its stay,
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more than five years, at the Re-
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public Theater, New York, will
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play its farewell tour at the Gar-
1000, Jewish Chronicle.
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Sunday night, Feb. 26.
HEBREW TEACHER-Well
For the return engagement in
learned in Hebrew and English.
this city, Miss Nichols has kept a
Will give private lessons in He-
number of the members of the
brew. Experienced in Bar Mitz-
cast seen here on its previous
vah preparations. Call Hemlock
visit, notably Phil White as "Solo-
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Nash is off to a flying start for
the 1928 season. All indications at
the automobile shows held so far
this year in various sections and in
the country-wide sales demand
which came on the heels of the re.
cent Nash price reductions, point
to another record-breaking year.
Each (lay, since the new prices
were announced, the factory pro-
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dealers throughout the country are
mounting higher and higher, and
rearrangement of production plans
has been at into etliet to take care
of the additional] business. It is
pointed out that the company's
manufacturing facilities, enlarged
during the past few months in an-
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during the next feu. months.
Announcement of the Nash price
reductions came (luring the week
of the Chicago aq,tomobile show,
and action was imEiediate. Orders
., fur "spot delivery" from Wednes-
day of that week to Saturday night
rolled up for the week the biggest
; total for immediate deliveries ever
recorded in Chicago during a show
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