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MOONLIGHT OF PURITY Morrison Set-vice Station Has WOMEN OBSERVE BAR
MITZVAH OF ORPHANS
CHAPTER ON JULY 31 Special Process in Remov-
THEY BROUGHT TO U. S.
ing Grease Spots.

PIANOS TO RENT FOR SUMMER HOMES

The moonlight sponsored by
Through the efforts of the
The Morrison Auto Service Sta-
Purity Chapter, to be held on the tion now has is special process in European Jewish Women's 'el.
Steamer Tashmoo Tuesday eve- removing grease spots on uphol- fare Organization, Bessie Kittle-
stering.
Announcement is made that this
process is not carried out with
vacuum cleaning. Special niacin!).
ery iatalsu used by the Morrison
Auto Service, which is now the
largest station in the country doing
nothing but service on the auto-
mobile from the cleaning of grease
on the inside of the cur to that of
grease off the motor, as well as
washing, polishing and lubricating.
This service station. located at loo
West Vernor Highway, comprises
almost a square city clock.

Pianos Tuned
Repaired and
Rebuilt.
Phone Cherry
MOO

'OSE Piano
in Florentine
period encasement
of choicest walnut.
The prwe is 11/24

SMALL GRAND PIANO

95

'Beautiful coneentional model priced at only

To have a Vose- Piano is to have keen-
est musicnI enjoyment always-the test
of seventy-five years before the public
has proven its lasting beauty of tone,
its dependability, beyond all question.
All that splendid excellence so long asso-
ciated with the Vose name is fully em-
bodied in the exquisite Vose small grand;
and its graceful lines, fine workmanship
and perfect finish make it a strikingly
attractive piece of furniture, as well. We
will accept your present piano, at liberal
allowance, as part payment-the balance
may be paid monthly if you wish. Have
a Vose Small Grand - and the added
charm it will give to your home -Now.

SAM LICHTENSTEIN
4102 Thirty-first street, pawed
away on July 4 at the age of 75.
Ile was the beloved husband of
HAVIE LEVIN
Sara. Burial took place at Beth
1705 Walnut street, Toledo, Ohio, Abraham Cemetery. Rabbi Thu-
passed away on July 4 at the age min officiated.
, of 76. Burial took place at Clover-
I hill Park on July 5. Rabbi Hersh-
DAVID ISENBERG
man officiated.
7715 Twelfth street, passed away
on July 9 at the age of 27. Burial
MRS. JENNIE ZALK
took place on July 11. Funeral
672 Gratiot avenue, passed away services were conducted front ,
on July 8 at the age of 60. She Lewis Brothers' Funeral Home,
was the beloved wife of Max. Bur- 7739 John R. street.
ial took place at Machpelah Ceme-
tery on July 9. Rabbi A. M. Ash-
HERMAN BAHR
insky officiated. Funeral services 6257 Michigan avenue, passed
were conducted from Lewis Broth- away on July 9 at the age of 75.
ers' Funeral Home, 7339 John R. Ile was the beloved father of Mrs.
street
Jacob Cohn, 2473 Blaine avenue;,
Mrs. A. II. Goldman, 5432 Liver-
JOSEPH M. HARRIS
nois; Mrs. Jacob Traurig, 6257
Funeral serviced for Joseph M. Michigan avenue; Arthur D. Baehr,
Harris, former proprietor of the 3026 Fullerton, all of Detroit,
Outlet Company at 154 Gratiot and Moritz Baehr of Switzerland.
avenue were held Sunday at the Funeral services were held from
home of his daughter, Mrs. Isadore the home of his daughter, Mrs. J.
Hamburger, at 2527 West Phila- Traurig. Interment took place at
El Moshe Cemetery.

GRINNELL BROS.

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1515-2I WOODWARD AVE., DETROIT

Otfithigan, Ohio, Ontario and Detroit Branch Stores

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MURAD

PHILLIP SCHNEIDERMAN

work done for these two are only
examples of what was accomp-
liahed by the organization, as re-'
vealed in reports of officers.
On Wednesday, July 11, the or-
ganization also celebrated the'llar
Mitzvah of two other orphans
brought through their efforts to
this country. The celebration was
in the form of a picnic at Belle
Isle.
On July 28, at the Philadelphia-
Byron Talmud Torah, the Bar
Mitzvah of another orphan the so-
ciety brought to this country will
be celebrated. Members and
friends are urged to reserve that
date and to attend the Bar Mitzvah
ceremony.

JEWISH CENTER LEAGUE
STANDING OF ATHLETES

Complete Family Service

OWE. NIA!,

Wet Wash-Flat Work-Rough Dry
and All Finish.

Phone Whittier 4085

Coolant Theater In Town
AII•1716. Opp. Note! Toiler

Went

SPLENDID LAUNDRY

WELCOME

Detroit's Only Ilig.T.tne

VAUDEVILLE

W e have a special process to remove grease spots
clean your upholstering.

•ntl their
South AITIor can Tioubaders

"A Revue of DietInction"
MARES AND
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Jewish

and

MORRISON AUTO SERVICE STATION

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100 West Vernor Highway
Open Dry and Night, Sundays Included

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ECOND WEEK

BEGINNING

Manufacturing, Cleaning, Repairing, Remodeling and Relining

JULY 16

8834 LINWOOD AVENUE

Near Hazelwood

of endurance, charm and distinction.

8625 Linwood Avenue

Between Blaine and Pingree

Full Line of Delicatessen

We now cell the well-known brand. of Kinney and Pillar Rook Salm..
Sardines, .nd the best Ii,,. of Schnishand Mesh.* Herring. Alao full
line of dairy products and the best imported cheese.
Buy here ad save money.

Ray Hudgins
Buick Garage

MILLER'S-

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8649 Twelfth St, at Lee Place

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Telephone Empire 0732

Open All Night

PARKING

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PROFESSIONAL

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AND BARBER SHOP

SERVICE STATION

3169 WOODWARD AT PETERBORO
HAROLD S. SMITH
MOTOR CLEANING
CAR WASHING

Mezzanine Floor Detroit Leland Hotel

Expert in Hair Dyeing, Marcel Waving, Shampooing, Scalp
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1201 Grand River, Cm. Second
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Open Evenings and Sundays.

We Deliver.

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lieJACQUES DUVA•

Packed to Overflowing with Highly Diverting and Amusing Situatkiim

Tenth Great Week

HEAR!

Fre. Elseske.
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Toasted Sandwiches
Steaks and Chops.
Special Noon Luncheon

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AL
JOLSON

Cantor Rosenblatt

"The Jazz
Singer "
MADISON
with May McAvoy

Sings the Songs of Israel! Hear
Jolson airy "Kol Nidre."

on Kunsky Circle

and Hear

AL JOLSON

Sing the hit songs from

"The Jazz Singer"

on

Brunswick Records

Ask to hear them at your
dealer's! You'll marvel at their tone!

Sun., July 1. 5
State Fair

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YOU ARE FOND OF HEARTY LAUGHTER;
YOU ENJOY AN EVENING THAT TICKLES YOUR
FUNNY•BONE;
YOU LIKE BRILLIANCE MIXED IN WITH YOUR
FUN;
YOU LIKE A PLAY THAT'S UNUSUAL

75,000 GIRLS

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See and Hear,,Ciintor Josef
Rosenblatt Sing 'Yihrzeit"
at Madison.

Bound to the titan of Jewry
with unbreakable bonds of tender
memory, Cantor Josef Rosenblatt
holds a sacred place that is his tor
all time. "The Sweetest Singer of
Israeelr' "The greatest cantor in
all the world!" These phrases are
common when his name is men-
tioned.
In thin country the cantor's suc-
cess has reached tremendous pro-
portions, he having attracted ca-
pacity audiences to some of the
largest auditoriums in the bite
cities. The number in which he ts
heard in "The Jazz Singer" at the
Madison is the famous "YahrzeiL"
which he renders in the synagogue
sequence near the close of the
picture.
Thus "The Jazz Singer" pos-
sesses two of the golden voices of
the age. Jolson with heart-break-
ing, heart-mending vivacity sings
his mammy songs and. jazz and
also the ancient Day of Atonement
song, "Kol Nidre."

Automobile Keys

By Number, Letters and Make
of Look
FROM FORDS TO PIERCE,
ARROW
Chicago Lock Key

Also service for Automobile
Dealers, Garages and Repair,
Shops. We repair and extract
broken keys from locks.

HUGO SOLOMON

5003 John R. Street
Northway 1895
Keys Mode While You Wait

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NOTE: In Central Europe and the Orient,
everyone who smokes cigarettes, smokes
Turkish. They are never troubled with
coughing or throat irritation. Try Mead
Imlay and see why for yourself. A few pull's
will convince you how cool and refreshing
they are. Altogether different from other
cigarettes.

AMELIA
WILLIE GARBLE
SAM NEWMAN
VICTORIA
• GIRLIE
, 1191 Delaware avenue, passed
Boomhewer at Organ
The standings of Vie senior and
away on July 6 at Ann Arbor,
Musical's Concert Orchestra
intermediate teams in Jewish Cen-
Mich. He was the beloved hus-
Scr oan-Lya 111 Patti In
ters Athletle'League follow.
band of Regina. Burial took place
INTERMEDIATE
at Oakview Cemetery. Rabbi
Won. Lost Pet.
Fischer officiated.
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J. C. A. Centrals
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Daniel Lewis
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Won Lost Pct.
C. & C. Recreation 7
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Trysquare Sports
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Stevens A. C
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Strangers A. C
The results of track meet on
June 30, won by the Ilakoah
' Sports with 46 points, are:
INTERMEDIATES
' Shot Put-First, I. Bean, Ha -
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
66
koah Sports, 25.5 inches; second,
J. Grace, Ilakoah Sports; third, A.
7739 John R. St.
Delaware at Second Boulevard
Empire 2114
fourth, J. Greenberg , Ce1111117 'l l , s M
, Sports.
Standing Broad Jump - First,
For a single pleture-or a thnusand
Guldman, Ilakoah Sports, 9 feet 3
nieces of advertising •et. Better work,
inchesykecond; Shulman, J. C. A.
WERE REPORTED
hover price-most artietieslly done by
Centrals; third, Silver, Ilakoah
us. We are manufacturera.
I Sports.
Cadillac Art & Frame Co.
High Jump-First, Goldman,
IN U. S. LAST YEAR
2140 Woodward
Ilakouh Sports, 4 feet 8 inches;
BEN GARDNER, Prop.
Cadillac 9048
I second, Subbers, J. C. A. Centrals;
third, Goldsmith, Ilakoah.
IS TO BLAME
100-Yard Dash-First, B. Harri-
SEE THE ANSWER TODAY
son, N. E. I., 12 1.10 seconds; sec-
ond, Bean, Ilakoah Sports; third,
Saperstein, J. C. A. Centrals.
No Ono Under 16 Admitted
50-Yard Dash-First, Grosbeck,
unattached, 6 2-5 seconds; second,
$
You'll be delighted with the good things
Goldsmith,
Ilakoah
Sports;
third,
prep•red for you ---Tempting, tender, juicy
Grace, Ilakoah Sports; fourth,
meats and summer dishes with crisp salads,
Goldman, Ilakoah Sports.
cooling sherbets and waffles, too-Splendidly cooked and served
Running Broad Jump-First, J.
in quiet refinement at
Greenberg, Ilakoah, 17 feet 2 inch-
es; second, B. Harrison, N. E. I.;
third, J. Bean, Ilakoah Sports;
fourth, Saperstein and Grace tied.
2725 EAST JEFFERSON AVENUE
SENIORS
220-Yard Dash-First, A. Low-
M.
Sunday,
12
to
8
P
Daily, 5 to 8 P. M.
enstein, unattached, 23 seconds;
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second, Ben Katz, Ilakoah Sports;
third, M. Weiner, Ben Bay; fourth,
II. Gaines, Strangers A. C.
75-Yard Dash-First, Kaplan,
Ben Bay A. C., 8 1.5 seconds; sec-
ond, Cutler, unattached; third, Sil-
Official A. A. A. Race
ber, unattached; fourth, Goose,
Gives You Satisfactory ■ and Uninterrupted S•rvice
With 14 Starters
unattached.
When It Is Serviced at
High Jump-First, Silber, un-
SEATS ON SALE AT
attached, 5 feet 4 inches; second,
DETROIT AUTO CLUB
Jack Schwartz; third, M. Gold-
stein.
Running Broad Jump-First, M.
Kaplan, Ben Bay, 20 feet; second,
1,- .71%.••
B. Nosanchuck, unattached; third,
D. 1Nooze, unattached; fourth, A.
Authorised Buick Service
Lowenstein, unattached.

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-washed complete, cleaned
insideln Cent S
chamoised dried.

Don't you believe
that such a cigarette
is worth a few cents
more per box than
other cigarettes?

The smoke
of the tobacco is therefore cooled before
it reaches your throat. That is why
Murals are better titan any other
cigarette.

Edmund G.

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HONESTLY
SPEAKING!

Murals are oval in shape.

OBITUARY

tSlutical Center of Detroit"

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Murad contains more tobacco than
round cigarettes. You can smoke a
Mural twice as long as any , round
cigarette. That is why Mural's are
cheaper than any other cigarette.

"Ringside," an American play
with a punch, was opened Monday
night at the Garrick Theater in
Detroit by Gene Buck, New York
producer, who thus for a third
time kept his promise to let his
BESSIE KITTLEMAN
REUBEN W. KLEIN
native city see his Broadway pro-
ductions before Broadway sees
man and Phillip Schneiderman,
nine, July 31, is to be featured by them.
two European orphans, were
a program specially arranged for
brought to this country and their
the occasion.
Burial was at settlement made possible. The
Finzel's Orchestra will supply delphia avenue.
music for dancing, but for those Machpelah Cemetery.
Mr. Harris, who was 59 years
who do not core to dance there
will be motion pictures on the sec. old, died Friday at Pearl Beach,
and deck. The committee in Mich., where he had been making
charge, with Mrs. Cora Jacoby as his home. Ile had been in poor
chairman, announces that it is health for some time.
The family includes his wife,
sparing no efforts to make this an
interesting and successful affair. Mary, his daughter, an a sun,
Louis.
Mr. Harris had lived in
An added feature of the occa•
sion is the setting aside of the sun Detroit more than 30 years. The
parlors on the steamer for bridge Knights of Pythias Lodge No, 55
had charge of the services.
playing.
'rickets for the moonlight are
MRS. SARA L. SANDLER
procurable from Reuben W. Klein,
worthy patron of the chapter, or 2473 Elmhurst avenue, passed
from the committee in charge. on July 11 at the age of 63. Burial
They may also be telephoned for took place at Beth Tefilla Ceme-
tery. Rabbi Eiseman officiated.
at Longfellow 6104.

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Steinway

is a cool
smoke

"Ringside" Continues An-
other Week at Garrick.

Piano
enriches the home so
greatly, especially when
it is an instrument
having the quality
andfitme of the
high-grade

Grand

$7

MURAD

Twelfth Street's Favorite Music Store
Al Jolson's Records Always

On Sale at

Shecter Music Company

8738

Twelfth Street

Garfield 3912

Highland Park Record Headquarters

JOHNSTON'S

MUSIC HOUSE

Longfellow 0774

13707 Woodward Ave.

DENNIS S. O'NEILL
Builder

Hear the Latest Jolson Records Hers

Homes Designed, Built
and Financed.

Michigan Music

Company

607 MURPHY BUILDING

Highland Pars,, Mich.
Arlington 6264 Arlington 4506

643 Henry Street

Glendale 8519