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JEWISH SPORTSMEN '
OPPOSE EXCLUSION

Engagements

Pli•Arch
Shoes

MAKE FEET
BETTER

$10.00

GIVE YOUR FEET A CHANCE

PLI-ARCH CONSTRUCTION ALLOWS THE
FOOT TO FUNCTION NATURALLY—BUILT
OF FINE QUALITY CALF AND KIDSKINS-
-BLACK OR TAN

OSTONIA

SHOE STORES, INC.

124

Michigan Avenue

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Open Evenings

Just West of Kinser.

Births

GOTHAM

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SILK STOCKINGS

Marriages

ask for

Gotham nose,

number 530

*1.95

box of 3 pairs, $5.70

silk-to-the-top

exquisitely sheer and clear
with graceful narrow heels

toe-guard and garter-run
protection for longer wear

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Buchbinder Buick Co.

Take Great Pleasure in Announcing the Acquisition of

JULE H.

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WOLFSON

To Its Sales Staff

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and extend to him and his
clients the use of our excellent
service facilities.

I am very happy to be associated with an organ-
ization that has the reputation of fair dealing as
Buchbinder Buick Co. Their policy of liberal trade
allowances, plus personal interest in every deal,
enables me to serve my friends with extreme satis-
faction. —JULE WOLFSON.

BUCHBINDER BUICK

COMPANY

Young

Mrs. P. II. Frankel of Cleveland. Judaea

0 ., is the guest of Mrs. Louis E.

Fiske, 180 Eason avenue, Highland
Park.

Miss Reeve Horwitz delightfully
entertained at bridge on Saturday
evening at her home in Trenton,
Mich.. in compliment to her
cousin, Mildred Broudie of Chi-

WO.

3920 W. VERNOR HIGHWAY

Lafayette 6666

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Free-
man and daughter, Miss Elsa
Adele, of 20 Chicago boulevard
are guests at the Edgewater Beach
Hotel, Chicago, Ill.

Just Returned From Furnitt re Market. Now
Able to Show Entirely New Display

If you are planning on furnishing a av home or an apart-
ment see our gorgeous display. Goldman otters many advan-
tages in economy to the discriminating who desire Furniture
of endurance, charm and distinction.

Goldman Furniture Co.

4✓ Woodward Tinu to Washington

Silkenese • Lingerie

2.00
Vests .
3.00
Stepins
3.00
Bloomers .•
Combination
Garments ...5.00, 5.75

Mr. Arthur Schuldinger of Mt.
Elliott avenue left for a several
weeks' trip abroad. Ile will visit
in Poland, France and Engand.

Mrs. Jack Shapiro of 15710
Princeton avenue entertained with
a bridge, honoring her guest, Miss
Clara Rosencranlz of New York
City, who spent her vacation here.

DISTINCTIVE JEWELRY AT
TREMENDOUS SAVINGS

Creet , ny Cards
.nd 'Swig<
Scor• Cards

A. 'ARISS, JEWELER

12036 DEXTER BLVD.

Mr. and Sirs. Hyman Silk of Cal-
vert avenue are spending the
week-end at South Bend, Ind.

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.

Dr. Jerome J. Prag and Milton

L. Prag announce the opening of

Community Barber Shop

9105 Twelfth St., at Clairmount

Spec ∎ alists in Ladies' and Children's Ilaircutting

Our Prices Will Always Remain the Same:

Haircuts 50c, Shaves 25c

The Blossoms of Zi<in.
The last meeting of the Blos-

soms of Zion was held at the home
of Sadie Shur on Saturday, July
14. The meeting was presided
over by the president, Rose Cohen.
The program consisted Of a debate,
"Resolved, that Reform Jews are
coming closer to Orthodoxy." The
speakers were Genevieve Rossin
and Sophie Cohen, affirmative;
Ruth Rabinowitz and Sally Men-
delssohn, negative. The negativa
won. An outing was held Sunday,
July 22. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Anna Lipa,
2230 West Euclid.

MILADY'S
WONDER
STORE

Himelhoch' Glove•Silk—First Floor.

GOOD FURNITURE

Need Not be Expensive

You have only to visit this new and beautiful store to
fully realize why so many Detroiters are furnishing their homes
by this institution. Conte in and see for yourself.

ART FURNITURE CO.

4104.8 Fenkell Ave. at Lirernois

Phone Longfellow 8170

CARD OF THANKS

'rm.: FAMILY OF THE (.ATE DAVID HORVITZ,

PROMINENT COMMUNAL LEADER, WISH TO
THANK THEIR FRIENDS AND ORGANIZATIONS
FOR THEIR KIND CONDOLENCES AND ASSISTANCE
DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT.

FANNIE HORVITZ
AND
FAMILY

529 EAST KIRBY

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a GREATEST

SIMER [URSA!"

Now in Progress!

Convenient Terms
of Payment
May Be Ar-
ranged

Every Fur Coat
a nd Fur Scarf
at Positive
Reductions

Silk Hosiery, Bridge Prizes

Children's Wool Sun
Suits

a dental office and law office at
10304 Woodward avenue, corner
of Trowbridge, opposite Calvert
avenue, above Frank's Drug Store,
Thursday, July 26.

Enfor.e.1 by Leading Phrolcian•

Notions, Jewelry, Baby
Gifts, Etc.

PERFECTION LODGE

Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. &
A. M., will hold a regular com-
munication Wednesday, Aug. 4, at
p. m. sharp.
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
By order of-
REUBEN W. KLEIN, W. M.

SA lovely fabric, resemb-
ling glove-silk, made of
silk and finest cotton and a
boon to the summer trav-
eler—it packs easily and
launders like glove-silk.

Out
Note3

Chalutzim Judaeana.
The following officers were elect-
ed at the last meeting of the Cha-
lutzim Judaeans: Louis That',
president; Harry Budzin, vice-
president; Morris Gibber, secretary
and Chronicle reporter; Hyman
Winegarden, treasurer.
The program consisted of a talk
on Nathan Straus by Hyman Sher-
man.
The hike was postponed for one
week. The membership drive thus
far has proved successful. Morris
Gibber proposed the largest num-
ber of new members.

Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Gaberman
sailed for home from Southamp-
ton, July 25, on the Majestic, after
8625 Linwood Avenue
spending a year in Europe, where
I'hone Garfield 0754
Between Blaine and Pingree
Dr. Gaberman was doing post-
-8
graduate work in surgery.
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Miss Henrietta Silk of Calvert
avenue has left for a week's stay
at the Y. W. II. A. camp at Jedda,
Mich. On her return she and her
mother are contemplating making
a trip to Duluth on the Noronic.

Ihi.new and beautiful Fiore. by virtue of it now
overhead. la able to peeve your jewelry need. at price.
that me. ifivings.

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Wedding Calendar

THE
RELIEF

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Mr. and Mra Max Whitman of 14143 Clairmount avenue announe
Charge Anti-Semitic Tenden-
the betrothal of their daughter, Helen, to Maurice NI. Silverman, so
cies Displayed by So-
of
Sir.
and Sirs. Louis Silverman of Michigan avenue.
Miss Sara Garon of Louisville
Mr. and Sirs. J. Greenberg of Glendale avenue announce the in
Ky., who has been visiting het
ciety's Board.
relatives, the Morris Goodman gagement of their daughter, Ann, to Mr. Nat Stoneman, son of Mr.
family of Belmont avenue, th and Mrs. A. Stoneman of Toronto.
BERLIN.--(J. T. A. Slail Serv-
Harry Goodmans of Burlingame,
Mr. and Sirs. II. P. Lieberman of 2009 Blaine avenue announce ice.)—Jewish lovers of sport itl
and the J. Cohens of Alger, lef the betrothal of their daughter, Syrille, to Jack SI. Snow of Pontiac.
( (mind Europe are following
for her home after a three weeks
closely the legal battle which is be-
stay.
ing fought in the German courts
between Jewish members of the
Sirs. Morris Goodman, her
German-Austrian Alpenverein, a
daughter Carolyn and son Gerald,
sport organization, and the Alper-
of Belmont avenue, have left for
verein.
a fortnight's stay in Chicago and
The case developed when seven
South llaven.
July 29—Miss Ida Schwartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Schwartz Jewish members of the Berlin
blanch of the German-Austrian
to Mr. Robert I.. Zieve, son of Sir. and Sirs. S. Zieve.
Miss Dena I'eripsky of Owen
July 29--Hiss Rose Sosnowsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hymn( Alpenverein were excluded by the
avenue returned Saturday from a Sosnowsky of 53:1 Westminster avenue, to James J. Silver, son of Mr. organization's board. The reason
stay at The Inn at Charlevoix, and Sirs. henry C. Silver of 3016 Jos. Campau avenue, at Congrega for the exclusion was the action
taken by the Jewish members to
Mich.
dun Beth Moses.
establish a new Alpenvere in so-
July 29—Miss Janet Pearlman to Charles Goldman.
ciety known as the Alpenverein-
Mrs. M. D. Chatlin of 2903
July
'29—Miss
Ann
June
Fineman
to
Dr.
Isadore
Ii.
Gutow,
at
Berlin E. V. The separate society
West Grand avenue is vacationing
was established, the Jewish mem-
Webster
Hall.
at the Breakers Hotel, Cedar
July 29—Miss Anna Pollock, daughter of Mrs. R. Pollock, to Mr. bers explained, because of the
l'oint, Ohio.
Arnold Frank, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank of Chester, Pa., in Newark, anti-Semitic tendencies displayed
by the general Alpenverein board.
Dr. Abraham S. Rogoff, who re- New Jersey.
The excluded nwrabers brought tat
Aug. 5—Miss Hattie Ravine to J. Jack Wander.
cently opened offices for the prac-
(- Hie to court, which decided that
tice of medicine at 4767 Chene
Aug. 19—Miss Sally Polasky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Max Po• the board had no authority to ex-
street, was an honor student at lasky, to Isadore S. Pianko of this city.
clude these members because it
both high school and college in
Aug. l0—Miss Betty Feldman, daughter of Sirs. Rose Feldman, to was not properly elected.
The
Detroit. lie is a graduate of both Mr. Louis Balantzow, son of Mr. and Sirs. S. Balantzow of Hazel- Berlin branch of the Alps Society
the literary and medical colleges wood avenue.
then appealed to a higher court
of the University of Michigan.
Sept. 3—Miss Corinne Marje Gitticman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. against the decision. The case
came up on June 29 before the
Sol Gittleman, to Howard Stone.
Mrs. J. F. Baker and her daugh-
Kammergericht, with Judge Ruck-
ter, Mrs. Ralph Van Mullen, have
ert as presiding officer.
left for a three weeks' stay at
Dr. Fliess, the attorney repre-
Charlevoix Inn, Charlevoix, Mich.
senting the Jewish excluded mem-
bers, submitted proof to show that
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Wein-
the board of the Berlin branch had
berg and daughter, Leona Dana, k.
riot been elected legally and there-
of 2977 Elmhurst, accompanied by
July 14—To Mr. and Sirs. Clement A. Hopp (Yoletta Finsterwald) fore its decision to exclude the
Jewish members is invalid. The
Miss Virginia Wakstein of 1130 1217 Burlingame avenue, a son, Clarence A., Jr.
A laic avenue, left for an extended
subsequent action by the member-
July 20—To Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Freeman Olden Schultz), a son.
host ern ship. They will stop at
ship ht endorsing the board's de-
July 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Abe Max (Sadie Fay Rycus) of 3740 cision did not change the situation
Washington, Baltimore, Atlantic
City and New York, and will re- Humphrey street, a daughter, Reza.
materially, and besides, the act of
exclusion in itself is unfair anti
turn the end of August.
contrary to awe, he contended.
'The court reserved deci-ion on
Mrs. A. E. Rosengarten, Mrs.
the cn - e.
Herman Lieberman and Elizabeth
heberman of 862 Chicago boule-
vard left Tuesday for a trip down
RUMANIA BARS
the St. Lawrence and Saguanay
Rivers.
ZIONIST FLAG
green crepe, was flower girl.
RISKIND—VARKLE
Sirs. Leaman chose for her
Mrs. Sarah Varkle of 446 King.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry II. Berger
BUCHAREST. (.1. 'f. A I -
daughter's wedding tt becoming
and family of 830 West Boston avenue announces the marriage of model of black chiffon, and Sirs. Jewish boy scouts will not be per-
boulevard have left for an extend- her daughter, Betty, to Albert M. Schechter, mother of the groom, mitted to carry the Zionist flag
ed visit in Atlantic City, where Riskind, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. was gowned in poudre blue chiffon. in their parades, according to an
they are guests at the Ritz-Carl- Riskind of Chicago, Ill. After the
After the ceremony a dinner order issued here by the Rumanian
ceremony at the home of the for 100 friends of the young authorities.
ton Hotel.
bride's of the bride's parents, a
The order states that the Zionist
cmiple
was held at Wechsler's
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Feinsten charming reception was held for ( ate. Mr. and Mrs. Schechter flag will not be permitted at any
of 3325 Monterey have left for the immediate family and intimate then departed for a trip to Niag- public occasion and then the
Mackinac Island and Sault Ste. friends at the Olympia Hotel, Mt. ara Falls and Buffalo.
Jewish boy scouts must carry only
Marie, and will return via Chicago, Clemens. The bride and groom 'Among the out-of-town guests the Rumanian flag. The depart-
will spend their honeymoon in At-
where they will visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Leaman ment of education is charged with
l antic City, after which they will were
of Philadelphia, Mrs. S. Rosengar- the task of enforcing the order and
reside permanently in Chicago.
Mrs. Sam Arkin of Tuxedo ave-
ten and Mrs. P. Fernandez of Nor- imposing fines if it is disregarded.
nue entertaned four tables of
folk, Va., also Mr. Macs Leitman
SCHECHTER—LEITMAN
Teapot Dome — Cherry 1400.
bridge at her home on Tuxedo ave-
At a wedding of charming ap- of Bowling Green, Ohio.
nue, in honor of her house guest,
Miss Marie Kaplan of Des Moines. pointments Miss Lillian Leaman,
formerly of Portsmouth, Va., was
Iowa.
united in marriage with Ily
Schechter, son of Sirs. Si. Schech-
Miss Sally Leone of Taylor ave- ter. Rabbi B. Stollnian performed
nue has returned from a two the ceremony at the Siishcan Is-
weeks' trip to Toronto and Brant-
rael Synagogue on June 24.
ford.
Miss Leaman, who entered on
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myers of 2t1i1 the arm of her father, was attired
in ivory satin and old lace with an
Monterey avenue have left the uneven hem line. Her tulle veil
city for a month's sojourn in Colo-
was held in place by a cornet of
rado Springs and Yellowstone Na- pearls and orange blossoms. She
tional ('ark.
carried a shower bouquet of roses
Rudolph Leone of Toronto, Can., and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor, Miss Edith
is visaing her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. II. Greenberg of Taylor Bates, was frocked in rose taffeta
and ceru lace.
avenue.
The groom's brother, Morris
Herman Bennett of Pasadena Schechter, acted as best man.
avenue has returned to Detroit
Acting as bridesmaids were Miss
after spending the week-end in To- Rose 1Vruble, Mrs. Al Waha and
Mrs. Lew Leaman. Mrs. Wrubli
ronto, Can.
wore a heavily beaded gown of
Miss Sylvia Bennett of Pasadena pink chiffon. Mrs. Waha wore
avenue has just returned from a green chiffon and Mrs. Leaman
two weeks' visit to Toronto as the wore a burnt orange gown. They
guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. Leone.
all carried bouquets to match
their gowns.
Morris Leone of Taylor avenue
Maco Leitman, Sellick Reznik
spent the week-end with his par- and Lewis Leaman assisted Sir.
ents in Toronto, Can.
Schechter as groomsmen.
Little Miss Shirlye Rosengar-
Mrs. Bernard Samuels and fam- ten of Norfolk, Va., dressed in
ily of Calvert avenue and sister,
Edith Albert of Chicago boulevard
are touring through the East and
expect to return home Sept. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Marshack of Chi-
cago, Ill., are accompanying them.

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