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ELECTED PRESIDENT
OF REFORM RABBIS

EMBARRASSING 'MOMENTS

JULY CLEARANCE

When you forget to take the $1.98

price mark off I kr birthday gift...benort-

Adam . . . light a MURAD cigarette.

FINAL OFFERING

Disposing of our entire stock of men's
suits, including Stratford, Simon Ack-
erman, "GGG" and Gillman Brand
Clothes.

Choice of the House

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At the original prices these suits were

unusual values. At the special price,
$37.75 they are exceptional.

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DR. H. G. ENELOW

The Central . Conference of
American Rabbis, in convention in
Chicago last week, elected Dr. 11.
G. Enelow, rabbi of Temple Eman-
uel. New York, as president.
Dr. Leo M. Franklin of Detroit
was elected a member of the
executive committee for a period
of two years.

JEW GETS HIGHEST
OFFICE IN JAMAICA

IMPORTERS- CLOTHIERS

Da Costa Appointed Keeper
Of English County
Records.

OP.

HOLLYWOOD THEATER'S
ORCHESTRA HAS SIMONS
AS ITS GUEST LEADER

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Announcement!

Y. M. H. A. Barber
Shop

Formerly

of 6751

Hastings St.

Is Now Known of

GODFREY FREIWALD IS
CANDIDATE TO SUCCEED
HIMSELF AS TREASURER

Among the popular candidates
for office and the pioneer officials

Dexwood
Barber Shop and
Beauty Parlor

and Located .t

11340 Dexter Blvd.

Bet. Collingwwod and 1.awrene
continued patronage will
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July 15, 16, 17, 18

SEYMOUR SIMONS

Serving as Guest Conductor o

Sunnybrook Orchestra

For Next Two Weeks

FRANK RICHARDSON

"The Joy Boy of Song"

"Master of Fun"
Other Vaudeville Headliners

GODFREY FREIWALD

who are seeking re-election is
Godfrey Freiwald.
Mr. Freiwald, the present in-
cumbent, again seeks the office of
gpunty treasurer. Ile has gained
many friends here who are anx-
ious to see him retained in office.
Among those who are boosting
his candidacy is Henry Wagner,
the Jewish candidate for the
short term of sheriff.

BOB CLARKE

Oriental Theater.

at the

Golden Voiced Organ

Lester Montgomery's
8-Hollywood Girls---8 __-

Detroit's Only Vaudeville

Hattie Althoff and Ritzy Revue
head the Oriental array of stage
offerings this week. Miss Althoff
has been a headliner in the larger
theaters for the past three seasons
and her current vehicle is a vaude-
ville unit with capable singers and
dancers backed by a wealth of
scenery and electrical effects.
Ralph Lewis stars in an under-
world classic, "Crooks Can't Win,"
said to be a thriller and through 15
years of intimate contact with the
underworld as a member of the
staff of a New York newspaper
gave Joseph Jefferson O'Neill the
material for this gangster story.

RITZY REVUE

We buy and Sell
LAND CONTRACTS

On the Screen
First Detroit Showing

"THE ESCAPE

...With Virginia Valle-William Rusell ,

ORIENTAL

We..t Adorns. Opp. Hotel Toiler
Ira Cool Here. Alwoyo 70

Hattie Althoff's

PENMAN i GASLER
& PAGE I & LUSBY

The Mortgage and Contract Co,

KINGSTON, Jamaica.-(J. T.
A).-Altamond E. Da Costa, for-
mer president of the synagogue
in Kingston, Jamaica, and an ac-
tive worker in the Jewish com-
munity, has been appointed by id,
excellency the governor to be Cue-
tos Rotullorum for Kingston. Mr.
IM Costa, who has served three
terms as mayor of Kingston, thus
receives the honor of appoint.
Jewish Candidate, Former Turn-
ment to the highest position in the
key, Seeks Short Term Office.
colony of Jamaica.
The office of Custos Rostulorum
Among the petitions filed for
is an old and ancient dignity. The
the stiles of sheriff were those of
custos is the keeper of the English
Henry Wagner, former turnkey.
county records and by virtue of
This Jewish candidate for the
the office is the highest civil offi-
sheriff's office is a candidate for
cer in the country. Until 1545
the unexpired short term for
the appointment lay with the lord
sheriff, to fill the unexpired term
chancellor, but it is now exercised
of the late Sheriff Edward F.
by the crown and is usually held by
Stein. His candidacy is hailed and
a person of rank, most frequently
welcomed in many local Jewish as
the ford lieutenant. He is re-
well as non-Jewish quarters.
sponsible to the governor for the
He was a deputy under George
due preservation of law. and
T. Gaston, now chief probation of-
order.
ficer of the Recorder'se Court, 16
Mr. Da Costa has been identi-
years ago. Ile next served under
fied for more than 20 years with
Milton Oakman and Stein during
the public life of Jamaica. There
the latter's term. Sheriff Irving J.
is hardly a public body on which
(Duke) Coffin appointed Wagner
he has not served. He has also
assistant turnkey, and he became
been vice-president of the Jamaica
chief turnkey under Sheriff George
Chamber of Commerce. During
A. Walters, now city councilman.
his term of office as mayor of
Ile was chief turnkey also under
Kingston he received the Duke
Stein before the latter's death.
and Duchess of York on their offi-
Wagner says he intends to con-
cial visit to Jamlica.
centrate the efforts of the sheriff's
Since the death of the last cos-
force on major crimes, if he is
tos of Kingston, the late Col. C. J.
elected.
Ward,
the senior magistrates have
"I want to make the streets of
functioned in his place and in 1923
Detroit and highways of Wayne
the office of custos was merged
county safe for decent citizens and
with that of mayor. It was, how-
motorists," he declares.
The short terms will extend ever, found advisable. to restore
the office of custos and the law has
Nov. 5 to Dec. 31.
been amended.
The new commission of peace
TRUCK PRODUCTION
for ICingstob appointed by the
SHATTERS RECORDS
governor to be associated with the
AT DODGE BROTHERS custos in his work includes a num-
ber of Jews: Eugene Finzi, Joseph
Overtime
schedules
Oe •
ales and recor d- Lewis Ashenheim Reginald Ernest
breaking production are being Henriques Sielhaao, Lionel de Me-
maintained in all plants of the nado, Moses Mortimer Alexander,
truck division of Dodge Brothers, Philip Stern,. Leonard de Cordova,
Inc., in an effort to meet the un- Frederick Cohen Henriques, Ho-

a7c,

IAMMAMPIMIA

An Underworld Classic

"Crooks Can't Win"

with

RALPH LEWIS

d-Nita Show Every Sat., 11.30

TO HOLDERS OF

Third
Liberty Loan Bonds

The new bonds will bear
interest from July 16, 1928.
Interest on. Third Liberty
Loan Bonds surrendered for
exchange will be paid in full
to September 15, 1928.

MONUMENTS

Holders should consult their
banks at once for further de-
tails of this offering.

GRANITE AND M RBLE
See

Third Liberty Loan Bond,
mature ea Septemier 15,
1928, and will cease to
bear interest on that data

Max Wrotal vsky

9521 Goodwin

At Westminster
Phone Hemlock 1591-J

Dodge Sales Shipments Up
13.3 Per Cent Over First
Half of 1927.

Despite the extensive change.
over period that Dodge Brothers,
Inc., has gone through during the
past six months in preparing a
A. W. MELLON,
complete line of six-cylinder can
Secretary of the Treasury.
and trucks to replace the old line
REMEMBER AND ELECT
Washington, July 5, 1928.
fours, this company completed its
DR. JOHN W. BUCK
first half-year with the enviable
Republican Candidate for Coroner record of having shipped 121,327
Teapot Dome - 4406 Broad-
of Ways* County.
units from its plants in the United
States and Canada.
Primaries September 4.

way.

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FLORENCE GREENBERG
MANLY
passed away on July 10 in Atlan-
heads an organization of popular tic City at the age of 43. A sis-
orchestras, yet comparatively few ter, Mrs. R. Harris of Cleveland,
people in his home city have ever survives. Funeral services were
heard Mr. Simons perform. Mr. conducted from Lewis Bros.' Fu.- ,
Simons is appearing as guest neral Home on July 13. Burial
leader 9f the Sunnybrook Orches- took place at Woodmere.
tra at the Hollywood Theater dur-
ing the vacation absence of the
RITA HAMBURGER
regular leader, Johnny Dibert, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
will be heard over station WWJ Hamburger of 15388 Livernois
during the Wednesday dinner hour avenue passed away on July 11 at
recital of the orchestra, at which the age of 7. Burial took place
time he will sing several members. at Cloverhill Park on July 12.
Mr. Simons will also be heard dur-
ing the regular Friday night offer-
MIKE ROTTENBERG
ing of Hollywood Frivolities,
broadcast also through station 2449 West Buena Vista avenue,
passed away on July 11 at the age
WWJ from 11:30 p. m. to 1:30 a.
of 45. His wife, Katie, survives.
Burial took place at Beth David.
Rabbi Ashishkin officiated.

SEYMOUR SIMONS

cording to a dispatch from Cum-
berland, Md., issued by the Na-
tional Catholic Welfare Council
News Service here.
Last year his brother Loon, a
member of the graduating class of
La Salle Institute, was awarded a
similar medal for the best paper
on the subject, "Catholicity in the
United States." The subject of
Martin's essay was "The I.ife of
Blessed Brother Solomon, Martyr."
Referring to this, the Rev. Al-
bert J. Smith, editor-in-chief of
the Baltimore Catholic Review, in
his address to the graduates of the
institute, said: "If some of our
Catholic people knew their re-
ligion as well as these two Jewish
boys know it, there grould be no
need for non-Catholics to declare
that they find great difficulty in
getting clear explanations con-
cerning the Catholic church from
some of their Catholic friends."

FEAR JEW ON "ITALIA"
IS AMONG THOSE LOST

ROM E.- (J. T. A.)-Despite
the catastrophic end of the "Italia"
expedition to the Arctic region,
science will be enriched, due to the
observations made on the flight by
the Italian Jewish scientist, Aldo
Pontremoli, a member of General
Nobile'a party. The observations
made by Pontremoli, professor at
the Milan Polytechnic Institute,
who was invited by General Nobile
to participate in. the expedition,
were rescued, although grave
fears are entertained for the
scientist, who is counted among
those lost, General Nobile stated
in • message to the Italian press.

Checker Cabs Empire 7000

aged 52 years, passed away sud-
denly at Harper Hospital on July
15. She is survived by four
daughters: Mrs. James Sobel, Mrs.
Samuel Denenfield, Mrs. William
Arons and Miss Jeanette Aus•
lander, and two sons, Maurice and
Edward; her mother, Mrs. Anna
Friedman, three brothers and three
sisters. Burial was at Oakview
Cemetery.

JOSEPH SHERNICK
passed away at Glendale, Calif., on
July 12 at the age of 24. Burial
took place at Slachpelah on July
17. Rabbi Ashishkin officiated.

MRS. SARAH FRANK
2013 Virginia Park, passed away
on July 15 at the age of 67. She
is survived by her husband, Mavis;
daughters, Mrs. Anna Ray of New

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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

OBITUARY

LOUIS JAY
34 years old, died Thursday morn-
ing. Funeral services took place
on Friday afternoon. Ile is sur-
vived by his wife, Lena; his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jay;
WASHINGTON, D. C.-(J. T. four brothers, Charles, Harry, Jay
and
Dr. Philip Jay, and a sister,
A.)-Martin Kochman, a Jewish
boy, was awarded a gold medal by Sirs. A. Feldstein.
La Salle Institute, for the best
ROSE AUSLANDER
essay on a Catholic subject, ac-

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JEWISH BOY WINS
PRIZE FOR ESSAY
ON CATHOLICISM

Monuments

The Treasury offers a new
34,i per cent. 12-15 year
• Treasury bond in exchange
for Third Liberty Loan Bonds.

held in Toronto last week. Allen's

Detroit was doubly honored at

MRS. ANNA FEIG
3330 Richton avenue, passed away'.
on July 17 at the age of 36. Her ,
husband, Jake, survives. Burial
took place at Oakview on July 18.
Rabbi Fischer officiated.

Still, in the face of this great Solomon Rodrigues Reuben and
plant activity, officials state they Benjamin Alberga.
are finding it impossible to date
to meet the dealer and public re-
quirements. It is pos lale that it
will be found necessryfy to operate
the plants on both i and night
shifts in the immediate future.

POHL'S

was awarded first prize for chro-
mium plating. The convention was

MURRAY HELPERT
741 Seward avenue, passed away
on July 15 at the age of 24. Ile
is survived by his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Murray, and brother
Lewis. Funeral servi,ces were held
at Temple Beth El. Interment
took place at Woodmere. Dr. Leo
M. Franklin officiated.

in loving memory of our dear
father, Martin Safir, who passed
away 13 years ago, 24 days in
Tammuz.
His loving children, Mrs. Jea-
precedented demand that is being race Victor Myers, Alfred Horace
made for the new line of six-cylin- d'Acosta, Ellis Levy, Arthur Gran- nette Meyers, Shirley, Elsie, Al,
der Graham Brothers trucks re- ville Solomon, Owen Karl Hen- Maurice and Benjamin J. Satin
gently announced. riques, Alan Edgar Delgrado,

Morrison Service Station Re-
moves Grease and Grime
From Your Motor.

ELECTROPLATERS
HONOR DETROITERS

competitors for the prize were
electroplates from all parts of the
the convention of the American
MAX HORWITZ
United States and Canada.
Eleetroplaters' Society when it
1683 Pingree avenue, passed away was chosen as the scene of the
The seventeenth gathering of
on July 16. Ile is survived by his 1928 convention and E. V. Allen, the society will be held In De-
wife, Bertha; son, Harry; daugh- president of the Detroit society, troit in June, 1929.
ters, Rose, Marion, Sylvia and
and Helen; brother, Julius, and
sisters, Mrs. Celia Kay and Mrs.
Sophie Flayer. Burial took place
at Cloverhill ('ark on July 17.
Rabbi Hershman officiated.

HENRY WAGNER IS
SHERIFF CANDIDATE

503 Hammond Bldg.
The grease and grime that ac-
Formerly Detroit Land Contract Co. ' cumulates around the motor in
the summer time causes the motor
to over-heat. By over-heating the
motor will naturally burn up the
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Granite and M.41..
parts. As this service station is
located within a walking distance
of the theaters and the shopping
districts, it is convenient to leave
the car for such service while you
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Detroit doing exclusively service
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Beautiful
to witness the operation of the pro-
cess.

BILLYKIT
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York and Mrs. Joseph 0. Kapel,
and sons, Dr. M. Nathaniel Frank
and Seymour J. Frank. Burial took
place at Cloverhill I'ark on July
16. Rabbi Hershman officiated.

One of Detroit't best known mu-
sicians, song composers and musi-
cal artists is Seymour Sirs, who

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