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The Dexter
Department Store
8726 Twelfth Street
Cordially invites all
friends and customers to
visit their new store,
now located at
11567
Dexter Blvd.
Cor. Burlingame
Grand Opening
Saturday, March 17th
We also take pleasure in announcing a com-
plete and better line of high-grade merchandise
at popular prices.
WE ARE NOT GIVING AWAY ANY SOUVENIRS, BUT
INSTEAD OFFER YOU OUR MERCHANDISE DURING
THE GRAND OPENING AT NO PROFIT
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A Fish Without
Bones
Mr. Ochs's birthday was the oc-
casion of tributes from Alfred M.
Cohen, chairman of the board of
governors of the Hebrew Union
College., and Dr. Julian Nlorgen-
stern, president of the faculty, in
which they praised him as an
American citizen and for his ac-
tivities in behalf of American
Judaism. Mr. Ochs is chairman
the $5,000,000 endowment fund of
the college. These tributes were
made public by the Union of Amer-
ican Hebrew Congregations.
The Dexter Department Store an-
nounces its grand opening at 11587
Dexter boulevard, corner Burlin-
game, this Saturday, March 17.
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Kosher
Delicatessen & Dairy
Blvd.
Specials for Passover
10326 Dexter Blvd.
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Thousands of tiny leaves go to
make Murad. Murad contains
only the choicest of these Turkish
leaves yet Murad is pure and fra-
grant without any harshness.
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The King of All Cigarettes
The exceptional cigarette for the exceptional
man who feels he is entitled to the better
things in life,
1 More Day
Every Instrument
Sold on FREE
EXCHANGE TRIAL
Most of these exchanged Instruments
have been carefully regulated and tuned.
Some are like new.
Of Our Record-Breaking
Annual Spring Sale
CRAMER SMITH
Pontiac, has been elected president
of the Griswold-First State Bank
it was announced by George II.
Kirchner, chairman of the boar,'
of directors. Mr. Smith succeeds
Calvin H. Newman, who resigned
several weeks ago.
Mr. Smith will continue his Pon-
tiac affiliations. Charles J. Merz.
vice-president of the Pontiac bank,
will he in active charge. Mr. Mers
has been engaged in banking since
1906 and has been with the Pon-
tiac bank since 1916.
Mr. Smith has been an out-
standing personality in Pontiac
hastiness life for more. than a
quarter of a century. He was born
in Oakland township in 1876 and
was graduated from the Rochester
High School in 1895. The same
year he entered the employ of the
Webber-Hals. & Co. Bank in !loch- t:•
ester and after a year there took /I
position with the South Lyon
Banking Co. Later he was am-
pluyed by the Oakland County
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Savings Rank. He went to Orion
as cashier of the Orion State Ilan's
in 1898 and remained three years.
In 1901 Mr. Smith returned to y,
Pontiac as cashier of the Pontiac 7,!:
Savings Bank, of which he later sis
became vice-president and then
se.
president.
LEVINSON'S
8420 Twelfth St.
of Exchange and Shopworn Pianos
PIANOS
Handsome
Sweet-Toned
Not even on the opening day were more a
tion•I
valuesprseented than these end-of-sale snecials
No
need of your home lackir- a Piano or Player-Piano a day
longer. Don't let th s wonderful opportunity pass.
COME BEFORE OUR STORE CLOSES TONIGHT.
S175 Buys
Player-Piano
at such prices ms
$122, $88
$140, $245
$57, $168
$112, $137
$156, $103
Others at
$390, $205
$168, $440
$157, Etc.
Etc., EtEc.
Sale stock includes a
number of world-famous
makes. Tomorrow will be
the biggest, busiest day of
the entire sale.
COME TODAY!
You've no time to lose.
SALE ENDS SATUR-
DAY.
$1.25
Germain
$ '
Grand Piano 0 0
Grinnell
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$562
Weber .
$1,095
Steinway . $1,290
Ludwig
...$622
Packard
...$642
Ivers & Pond . $535
Others at only
$428, $395, etc
—Only One Day More—
PIANOS on payments low as $1.25
weekly. PLAYER - PIANOS for ■ s
little •s 52 weekly. Don't be wit-
out
music!
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OPEN EVENINGS
Grinnell Bros
"The Musical Center of Detroit"
Headquarters, 1515-21 Woodward Ave.
AND 1101'
Beside "My Best Girl," then
are additional screen features and
a superb symphonic orchestra un-
der the personal supervision of Dr.
Hugo Riesenfeld.
a fish without bones. Such a cig-
arette is Murad . . . all goodness
Packed in cardboard
boxes of 10 and 20
cigarettes to prevent
them from breaking
and crushing.
is Positively the Last Day
Steaks and Chops
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smaller, the more delicate the fish,
the more bothersome are the
bones.
You can however find a cigarette
which among cigarettes is even as
SATURDAY
Kosher Meals!
M. A. London's
Many a man has sighed for such
a creation. But it seems that the
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Mrs. 51. Gutwillig, the proprie-
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tor, who was formerly the owner
of the Model Dress Shop at 8726
Twelfth street, states: "We ars
not giving away any souvenirs but
instead offer you our merchandise
during the opening without profit."
The policy of "high-grade tiler-
ehandise at popular prices" will be
followed,
Mrs. Gutwillig said in
LONDON.—The London Times
announcing the opening.
printed a summary of' Adolph S.
Ochs's career in journalism on the
occasion of his seventieth anniver-
United Artists Theater.
sary, with a picture of Mr. Ochs
and a picture of the Times Square
Mary Pickford, in "My Best
area showing the New York Times Girl," starts its second week Fri-
famous the world over as
buildings. It also printed a trib- day, Starch 16, at the new United
Health without money is half
"The Matzoh with the Taste"
ute to his character as a journalist Artists Theater, Bagley and Grand
sickness.
Unsurpassed since 1884 for purity "kosh- and his influence on other Ameri- Circus Park. Charles Rogers plays
can
newspapers.
the
part
of
Joe
Grant,
and
it
is
ruth" and quality. Their crispy delicious-
expected that this handsome
ness has made them the favorite matzoh of
youngster, last seen in "Wings,"
every discriminating Jewish home.
will soon be one of the most po p u-
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lar leading men on the screen.
DETROIT REPRF:SENTATIVE
The beautiful Carmelite Geraghty
is cast for the part of Liz Johnson,
hard-boiled sister of Maggie. La.
8837 Twelfth Street, Detroit, Mich.
cien Littlefield is Maggie's Pa.
Tel. G•rfield 6188
Among the other members of the
cast are Avonne Taylor, Hobart
Makes All the Family Healthy
Bosworth, Sunshine Hart and
Mack Swain, Charlie Chaplin's
We Deliver
playmate
in "The Gold Rush."
First Delicatesma Store on
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By JUDGE VINCENT M. BRENNAN
I ant pleased to state herein,
The Jewish people are essential-
very briefly, my views on the trial ly a commercial people. Transact-
Poale Zion--elected 13 Jewish dep- of cases by the arbitration method. ing more business naturally re
uties to the third Polish Seim.
Let me preface my remarks wilts in more differences and more
The final tabulation of the elec- by saying that, in my opinion, litigation than among other peo-
tion returns has been completed. most judges would express them- ples less commercially inclined.
It shows that the following were
Hence, it seams t: me the Jewish
elected: Isaac Gruenbaum of War-
people ought to be particularly in-
saw, A. Hartglass of Siedlee, Jer-
terested in any action that will re-
zy Rosenblatt of Lodz, Dr. Jacob
lieve the court congestion and the
Wygodski of Vilna, Dr. Osias Thus
cumbersome and technical method-,
of Cracow, Dr. Leon Reich of Lem-
of the courts. The arbitration idea
berg and 51r. Laser of Lemberg, 11.
is not new to them fur history re-
Rozmarin and }:isenstein from Cu-
mortis that the rabbis rioted as Hr
liria. All of the foregoing are
biters from ancient days down to
Zionists. II. Farbstein from Bialy-
the present.
stock unit Rabbi J. limit of To-
maszow-Mazowiecki were the Mi•-
Other suggestions for relief of
rachists elected; Mr. !feller, repre-
our court dockets have been of.
senting the Zionist labor group, II i-
fared and considered. Legislative
tachtluth, and Chaim Rustier, rep-
remedies have been proposed; fu-
resenting the Jewish artisans asso-
ture legislatures will reconsider
ciation, were elected.
them, but whatever measure of re-
Of the five elected on the Commu-
lief the legislative method might
nist list, three are of Jewish origin:
afford, time alone can determine.
Adolf Warski, Isaac Gordin and
In the meantime we are confronted
Saul Amsterdamski. On the pro-
with a situation that demands ac-
government list Heinrich Loewen-
tion and must stead ourselves of
haerz, leader of the extreme assim-
such relief as the existing law and
jlationist group in Galicia, were
rules will permit.
elected.
51ore judges may and may not
Isaac
Gruenbaum,
victorious
lie the best remedy. 'there are
leader of the National Minorities
many arguments for and against a
bloc in the parliamentary elections,
larger judiciary. More court com-
called a conference of Jewish press
missioners would be desirable and
representatives to sum up the sit- JUDGE VINCENT M. BRENNAN
helpful. The appointment of ref-
uation.
selves favorably upon the arbitra- erees might he resorted to but.
under the statute), the kind of
LEMBERG.—(J. T. A.) — Ser- tion idea generally and, in numer-
ious anti-Jewish excesses accom- al)); instances, they have not only cases that may he referred is lim-
ited
where the judge may appoint
panied the announcement of the proposed arbitration in certain
results of the election in the capi- types of cases, but also acted as such referees of his own volition.
Each
of these ideas undoubtedly
tol of Eastern Galicia where the the arbitrator in others. In a
Jewish population succeeded in sense, a judge is an arbitrator— affords some measure of relief and
electing two of the four deputies an arbiter of law as well as facts. each presents material for discus-
No authority on the subject—be sion. Limiting myself to merely
parliament from this dis-
he judge or lawyer or layman- an expression of opinion on the ar-
trict.
urges
the substitution of the arbi- bitration idea, I would repeat
The excesses were caused by to
street demonstration called by the tration idea in the place of the what I have often said in public
Polish students at the University regularly constituted courts, ex- and more'recently at a meeting of
of Leinberg who Are affiliated with cept in certain types of commer- the Board of Commerce, that nu-
the anti-Semitic National Demo- cial disputes. Arbitration has it , merous cases can be, should be.
cratic Party. Attacking Jewish place, no doubt, in the general and actually are being tried by ar-
passers-by and smashing windows scheme of things, but chiefly as a bitration; that the establishment
in Jewish shops and homes the stu- relief measure, to supplement the of the arbitration tribunals of the
dents shouted: "It is a shame for present judicial machinery. A, Board of Commerce and the Jew-
Pelish Lemberg to send two Jews such, no method yet devised ap- ish Welfare Federation, both of
to Parliament." The police inter- proaches it in its record for speed. which I understand are open to
vened immediately, restoring order. economy, simplicity, friendliness the public, in undoubtedly a stet
in the right direction; many ad-
The University senate issued a and genuine justice.
statement declaring that in case
In the sparsely populated sec- vantages are claimed for the arb
the riots will not cease the univer- tions there is no prakent of con- tration method of trying elves
sity will be closed for three months. gested dockets and there the arbi- such as the small cost, privacy.
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tration idea would rarely take speed and simplicity of the entire
SEVEN JEWISH SENATORS
root; hence, the emblem teat con- proceedings, and these cannot Its
ELECTED IN POLAND
fronts us and with which we aro denied.
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—Seven very much contented is as it exist•
The legal machinery grinds slow-
Jewish representatives were elect- in the metropolitan and growine ly but I have faith in the funda-
ed to the Polish Senate in the na- renters such as Detroit.
mental soundness of our institu-
tional election which took place
To understand, even in sow(' tions and that the signs of the
Sunday, March 11, final returns slight measure, the mastnitude of , times point in the direction of im-
show.
this problem, it should be remem- provements and such relief for the
Five of the Jewish senators bered that about 21)000 new cases courts as will expedite its work
were elected on the ticket of the are now being started annual) y in and keep the docket within a reas-
nationalminorities bloc, one on our Wayne Circuit Courts and onable period, as is the case in
the Zionist ticket in Galecia and several times that number in the England, so that it will not be
one on the pro-government list. Justice Courts. The mere men-I necessary to seek outside relief.
Among those elected are Moses thin of these figures almost suffices Until that day arrives, business
Koerner, Joseph Davidsohn, broth- to present the problem and chal- men will seek other means of set-
er of the late Dr. Noah Davidsohn, lenges our best thoughts at solu- tling, their controversies and as
Rabbi Isaac Rubinstein, Mizrach- tion.As Detroit's population one such means, nothing to my
ist, Zemach Szabad, Solomon grows the number of diversified in mind offers the possibilities of ar-
Moses Budziner, David Schreiber, dustries and businesses grow, with bitration. Having the facilities of
and Lunar Dal, chairman of the their resultant increase in the the two publie arbitration tribu-
Jewish Merchants' Association in number of differences and contro- nals, will the lal•yers and busine,-
Vehlin, who was elected on the versies which must be somehow men utilize them to the fullest? I
government ticket.
settled.
wonder.
Of the III senators, the pro-
government party secured 49
PONTIAC BANKER HEADS ;:
seats, the national minorities bloc
22, the Polish Socialist party 9,
GRISWOLD STATE BANK
the National Democrats 9, the
Peasant party, Wyzwolene, 7, the
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One).
Cramer Smith, president of the
Christian Democrats 6. The Or-
thodox Agudath Israel and the the Emanuel Synagogue, Taylor Pontiac Commercial & Savings
Bunk and the Pontiac Trust Co. o
Volkist group under Prylucki suf- and Woodrow Wilson.
fered defeat.
Monday night, March 26, at 8
o'clock, before leaving for Cleve-
LEMBERG.—(J. T. A.) — Dr. land, Mr. Bublick will address a
David Schreiber, Zionist, was elect- final meeting at Congregation
ed to the Polish Senate in Lem- B'nai Zion, Humphrey and }La-
berg.
mar.
Due to the limited number of workers in our
eorganization, we are unable to send a Commit-
DETROIT TO GREET
. tee to your services and meetings to tell you of e
HEAD OF MIZRACHI
, our work for the benefit of the Jewish War e e
Orphans whom we brought from Poland last 0 e
year and who are now learning various branches
e of farming at the Am-Ca (American-Cana- 1
(lian ) Orphans Home and Farm School at
Georgetown, Ontario.
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We therefore earnestly request that you
please announce from your pulpits and at the
The Reception Committee.
various meetings of your organizations, that the
CECIL DE MILLE
The folloWing constitute ate re-
Orchestra consisting of these orphans will ap-
SORRY HE FILMED ception committee: Rabbi A. NI.
Rabbi E. Aishiskin
pear and play at a Concert, especially arranged
"KING OF KINGS" Ashinsky,
Messrs. Meyer Beckman, chair-
for the benefit of their Farm School,
man, A. Keidan, I. August, L.
(Continued From Page One).
Dann, J. Levine, A. Rogvoy, alas
The Committee in charge of this work both in
Gottesman, I. Solai, S. Horvitz. I.
system giving free Insurance up to
the United States and Canada, as well as the
a maximum of $1,000 was estab- Liss, Mortimer Liss, A. Seligson,
Jacob Shevitz, 1 Swarts, It.
Immigration and Agricultural Departments of
lished. On Mr. Ochs's birthday in
1924 the plan was extended by Abromovitz, Moses Ginsberg, II.
the Canadian government, are very much
raising the maximum to $3,000. Ginsberg, M. Goldman, 51. Weis-
•asser, M. Prussian, Eli Sae•hoe,
pleased with the results obtained thus far.
Under it, $146,800 has already
been paid to beneficiaries of de- Sol. B. Edelman, Morris Fishman,
We urge you and your members to come and
I. Kaplan, J. P. Rosenthal, I.
ceased members of the staff.
Biskind, Jacob
Under the new action of the Rosenthal, M.
see these youngsters, interview them, and decide
Times directors the maximum Sklar, G. Velick, N. Brenner, M.
for yourself whether our work is worth while.
Shuritz,
I.
Glist,
Jacob Melly,
benefit has now been raised to
$5,000, with proportionate in- Isaac Abramson, Joseph Shechter.
With your help and encouragement thousands
The following ladies have volun-
crease for employes already hold-
can )te helped to become self-supporting and
ing policies. The system comes teered to act on the banquet com-
independent. If you remain indifferent, thou-
into operation after an employe mittee: Mrs. Annette Wilenkin,
has been in the paper's service for chairman, Mesdames I. Solai, S.
sands may starve, being helpless and unable to
six months, when he or she be- Shevitz, E. Rosenzweig, N. Gold-
comes
entitled to $500 in free in- man, E. Lehrman, J. P. Rosenthal,
shift for themselves.
surance benefits. Annual increases J. Schechter, L. Tichner, I. Kap-
The music, folksongs and recitations will re-
thereafter bring the maximum lan, G. Velick, G. Luster, M. Beck-
amount into effect at the end of 30 man, L. Duchin, I. Bloom, M.
pay the sum you will invest in a ticket.
years' service. This insurance ter- Singer, I. Shulman, Mrs. F. Can-
minates with severance of connec- tor, and Mrs. A. 51. Ashinsky, who
Please lend us your help and co-operation.
tion with the Times, but is retain- is the president of the Sisters of
Reserve your tickets by telephoning Cadillac
able by arrangement with the in- Zion Mizrachi Society.
surance company—the Equitable
6171-9322, Empire 2105, or Arlington 5047.
eY Life Assurance Society—by pay- Dexter Department Store
ment of the usual premiums for
Yours truly,
Opens This Saturday.
the future.
William Levine
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