i cam 'elvish Periodical Colter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 113 '3 mortintisnetRONICLC LAZAROFF OPENS NEW BOOK STORE • Jacob Lazaroff, for many years a teacher of Hebrew in this city, and for a number of years a dealer in books of Jewish interest, this week opened a book store at 935 Westminster avenue to accommo- date his many friends in particular and the Jewish community in gen- eral during the High Holy Day period. Mr. Lazaroff's new store will specialize in Bibles, prayerbooks, Machzoritn for the holidays, Jew- ish histories and other volumes. Ile will also carry a complete stock of New Year cards and souvenirs. Checker Cabs Empire 7000 CONGREGATION BETH MOSES 586 Owen Avenue Cantor Moshe Zalowick The camp acknowledges with thanks the gift of a floor lamp for the camp from Abraham Levitan. The Mothers Camp is usually open until Labor Day, but since there are several registrations for the week following Labor Day, it will continue activities until Sept. 10. All interested in coming for this last week, should register at the nuiin office, 31 Melbourne, im- mediately. (The Renowned Blind Cantor) FOR ROSH HASHONAH AND YOM KIPPUR SERVICES (Also Two Day. of Succoth) An opportunity to really enjoy holiday services. Tickets on sale at the Shule from the committee from 8 to 10 P. M. during entire month of Eliot. You are urged to buy your ticket early. H. C. SILVER, Pres. _. _ . DANN CANDIDATE FOR STATE'S LEGISLATURE Our August FUR SALE Now Going On! Lack of space doesn't permit us to say much of this event but we urge you to come in and see for yourself. You'll be surprised both at the quality of our garments and low prices. REPAIRING-REMODELING-RESTYLING ' Blue Bird Fur Shop ' Euclid 5165 8653 Twelfth Street Campers at the Ginsburg Camp for Mothers and Babies don't be- lieve in having a good time with- out remembering others. Thus, in their modest way, the group at camp last week made two small contributions to two causes through The Detroit Jewish Chronicle. The two contributions of $4 eachare for the Jewish National F111111 and the Chalutzoth. The money was collected at the camp by charging a small admission fee to the masquerade parties and spe- cial entertainments. Prizes are offered to children who tell the best stories about these organizations. Ginsburg Camp for Mothers and Babies. Announces the Engagement of • CAUSES REMEMBERED BY MOTHER CAMPERS / . FOR SAFETY - SERVICE - SATISFACTION dT ELECT Joe T. Blythe (REPUBLICAN) FOR SHERIFF WAYNE COUNTY PRIMARIES SEPTEMBER 4th Sul A. Dann, a Jewish attorney with offices at 1221i First National Bank building, is among the candi- dates for the State Legislature, on the Republican ticket, to be voted on at the Primaries on Sept 1. Mr. Dann is the son of Louis Dann, treasurer of the Detroit Palestine Appeal. Mr. Dann was born in Detroit and lived here all his life. Prior to engaging in law work • he was, for a period of five years, in the non-ferns foundry supply busi- ness. Ile has also interested hi i- self in civic affairs. , 111 a statement outlin e his platform, Mr. Dann stated: "I am particularly interested in legislation which will compel the obedience to and enforcement of laws, for while it is true that the mere enacting of laws will not abolish crime any more than the invention of 'entity middies Will abolish arson, yes, laws which are reasonable and enforceable are us- ually respected and lived up to. "Seine of the measures which I would !worse are: "A public defender for indigent defendants in criminal cases. "Establishment of a state crime commission composed of members Yho are not put lii. ■ dlia. holders. "Appointment of It e e o rder's Court judges for life, to take the judiciary out of polities. 'Compulsory automobile liability insurance. "Mandatory revocation of all drunk drivers licenses for a per- iod of six months for first offense, one year for second and permanent revocation on third offense. "Reform of justice court proced- ure for Detroit and enacting all such laws as a commission appoint- ed for the purpose may.propose. "Establishment of a domestic re- lations court." URGE CANDIDACY OF CLASSIFIED JUDGE E. A. O'BRIEN BOOKKEEPER, experienced; can take charge of large office. DOUBLE ENTRY, TRIAL BAL- ANCE, CONTROLLING AC. Sidney Alexander Pays Trib- COUNTS, PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENTS. can handle sev- ute to Non-Jewish eral part time accounts. Write JuAst. care of Chronicle, Box 737, or phone Euclid 10006. A Jewish leaders tribette to a - non-Jew is contained in a state.- MACK B. WEISS, strictly kosher catering for weddings, ban• men[ issued this week by Sidney quets, parties, etc. Excellent Alexander, who urges the re-Flee- food. Rates reasonable. Will tion of Judge Ernest A. O'Brien to also rent out home for parties the Wayne County Circuit Court, and weddings. 1670 Pingree Judge O'Brien is a Republican Ave. ('hone Empire 7146. candidate to fill one of the vacan- cies in the Circuit Court caused by the deaths of Judos George P. MRS. J. SHERLINE-First-class catering for weddings and par- Cod.' and Henry A. Mandell. to be ties. 15852 Linwood Ave. Phone voted on at the primaries Sept. 4. Hemlock 1881-W. Judge Harry 13. Keidan is a date for the second vacancy in the WANTED-A butcher who can Circuit Court. cut kosher beef and trim Mr. Alexander's statement is meats; also buy cattle and poul- the result of many years 14 try for a city with 200 families friendship between himself and of Jews. Must have a little Judge O'Brien. Basing his reasens money. For information write for boosting Judge O'Brien on the to the Detroit Jewish Chronicle, latter's accomplishments in poli- Detroit, Mich., Box 200. tics and in his law work, Mr. Alex- ander also pointed to the judge's FOR RENT-Nicely furnished unselfish devotion to justice, his room with jirivate family. 3358 tolerance and his consequent deep Monterey Ave. Segel. friendship for the Jewish people. Mr. Alexander's statement reads FOR RENT-Nicely furnished in part: room with private family; suit- "Judge O'Brien was appointed able for one or two persons. to the bench in January by Gov- 1655 Blaine. Inquire Mrs. ernor Fred W. Green, and his ap- Wider. pointment was unanimously en- dorsed by Detroit newspapers FOR RENT-Nice bright fur- which editorially noted his record nished room for young man or and experience, his socially con. couple. Call Arlington 6724-R, structive work, his more than a 2696 Leslie, near Linwood. score years of legal practice, and the respect in which he is held by FOR SALE-1679 Glynn Court. Two-family 'brick • veneer; 6' his associates of the bar. In the rooms each. Sun room and recent Detroit Bar Association pri- glassed-in porch. Near Twelfth mary he was Endorsed by the law St. Longfellow 0370. Phone yers of Detroit. mornings or evenings. "Judge O'Brien had been identi- fied with Detroit all of his life. In FOR RENT-Blaine, 2470, near fact, his mother was born on La Salle. Modern flat; 6 large Adams avenue when Grand Circus rooms with bath. Beautifully Park was outside the city limits. redecorated. Garage. Rent Born in 1879, he was graduated reasonable. from the old University of Detroit in 1898, and began the study of law at the Detroit College of Law, working in the engineering depart- ment of the Detroit Water Board while he studied. Ile entered the practice of law in 1906 in the of- fice of William Van Dyke. Ile later went to the office. of George F. !Monaghan and became a mem- ber of the firm of Monaghan, Monaghan, O'Brien and Crowley. for Ile maintained this as 12 years, and then he and Herman A. August formed a partnership which continued until Judge O'Brien's appointment to the bench. "A champion of tolerance, Judge O'Brien's dynamic personal- ity was brought to the front dur- ing the parochial school amend- ment campaign which held -the at- tention of the state a few years ago. He toured every county in Michigan and made addresses in almost every, city. Hollywood Theater. BLACKIE'S BEAUTY PARLOR AND BARBER SHOP Mezzanine Floor Detroit Leland Hotel rI Expert in Hair Dyeing, Marcel Waving, Shampooing, Scalp Treatments, Facials, Permanent Waving, Manicuring. AUTOMOBILE SA LESM EN- Three men to sell the choice of a nation's automobiles. Floor privileges, gas furnished and full co-operation. This is a big year for Chevrolet. See sales- manager, Roseville Garage and Sales (lo., Chevrolet Sales and Service, Gratiot Ave., opposite Packard Aviation Field. Phone Roseville 49. FOR RENT-A lady alone will share well furnished apartment with couple or two ladies, em- ployed. Light and airy room. At Belden Ilall, 2225 Blaine Ave. Call Garfield 0753-J. Fords - Model - A - Fords Roadsters, Coupes, Fordors, Tudors Immediate Ili-livcry Convenient Terms JACK FROST Glendale 8977 20 W. Alexandrine - OH, MUMA Me for one of those delicious toasted sandwiches at the FOX SANDWICH SHOPPE 534 Phones: Glendale 4040.4041-0385 3715 John R. Prompt Exprees Service Piano Moving Our Specialty Detroit, Mich. FREE TDP DRESSING-NICKEL POLISHED AND VACUUM CLEANED SIMONIZ 100 Verger Highway West, Corner Park Ave. &the Tire &BatteryService Ni 9TORAGE We Call Foe and Deliver Otirkeit Ratter, Service 7739 John R. St. Empire 2114 MANUEL URBACH In Town Telephone CII:ord 11000 Sadly missed by her loving Mother, Father and Sisters. LOUIS SIDERNISN. CITE ROCHEL HECKELMAN, widow of the late Hernial,. died suddenly at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Gottesman, 456 Alger, on Aug. 13. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Celia Lightstone, Mrs. Mary Gottesman, Ida Ileckelman and Bessie ('on- dissar; seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Burial took place Aug. 14 at Ma,hpelah ( enwtery. Mrs. Ileckelman was 78 years eld Edmund (1. Na, in our New Location 7723 TWELFTH STREET Euclid 7192 Aesmotosendelorminamomb. Auto Washed, 9 Minutes, 9S Cents BATTERY FUNERAL DIRECTORS Monuments MORRISON AUTO SERVICE STATION . .y..Aois zed, Granite and Markle. We Know How-Oupr Prices Right FOR RENT-Nicely furnished sun room for one or two gentlemen. Home privileges. Near bu an I word WM hard. Oh. -n hard! to speak the car- line. 2014 West Philadel- That we are parted forever on arth. phia, near Fourteenth. FOR RENT-A beautiful room with twin beds for one or two gentlemen. Near bus, street car and jitney line. Hem. 299I-J. MORRIS CUPERSTEIN In loving memory of ,,ur darling patted away at his home, 25041 East Jefferson avenue, at the age mother, who died 14 years ago FOR RENT-Furnished room for one young gentleman. Arling- of 44 years, Aug. 13. Burial was Aug. 14, 1914. Ben, Myren and Lipman Lands- from Lewis Bros.' Funeral Par- ton 353:I-R. . lors Aug. 15, at El Moshe Ceme- berg. TO RENT - Modern furnished tery. His wife, Mollie, survives. room. Reasonable prier. 25113 10 at Machpelah Cemetery. His Ford Ave. Longfellow 1568. ABRAHAM FEINSTEIN wife, Bessie, survives. sassed away at his home. 31S Ed- FOR RENT-New, beautiful 3- 111111111 Place. Aug. 9, at the age of WILLIAM PESSELNICK room apartment. Will rent ei- 61 years. Burial took place Aug. passed away at the age of 75 years ther entire apartment or only Aug, 10. Services wen. hold at one bedroom. Tenant may rent Lewis Bros.' Funeral Parlors, and it furnished or unfurnished. Seymour Lewis neetet Ism,. the remains were sent to Philadel- Apartment is oil-heated for George Lewlm Smil Lent, phia, Pa. One daughter, Mrs. S. winter. Refined adults only. J. Singer of Philadelphia, sur- 9110 Fourteenth Ave., corner vives. Clairmount. Woodward Ave. N. & J. MOVING AND STORAGE thwe who logt cn oll And 1.III The pain of partine with noa Mere,.,-ll. Sleep on. dear lt,nle, and take th, rest. God called yon home when he , houg,ht For the Best and Most Beautiful MONUMENTS GRANITE AND MARBLE See Max Wrotslavaky 9521 Goodwin At Westminster Phone Hemlock 15914 Jewish 1h/brae Oriental Theater The Oriental Theater Will give Detroitere and visitors another big nudeviile and picture show this week. Six acts have been hooke, for the stage. The feature picture s "Sally 14 the Scandals, ' witl Bessie Love And Allan Forrest a. he stars. Margaret Quimby, musi cal comedy favorite, is also in th att HEALTHY SPORT! Roller Skating TEMPLE ROLLER RINK Woodward at Temple EM pire Seasisn's Opening Aug. 15 6834 Open Every Evening Delaware at Second Boulevard LADIES ADMITTED FREE EVERY THURSDAY 1 1111111111L3110111.11 need" no arti ficial layering • • • • • • Most cigarettes need artificial flavoring to make them taste good. :Mural needs none. Murad contains pure, fresh, sweet Turk- ish tobacco which has been made sweet by Nature Herself. Besides Mural is a cooler cigarette to smokr. On account of its oval shape the smoke is cooled before it readies your mouth. HONESTLY SPEAKING! MURAD Don't you believe that such a cigarette in worth a few cents more per box than other cigarettes? NOTE: In Central Furope and the Orient, eseryone who smokes eigaretteei modes 'Turkish. They am Itraer troubled with roughing or throat irri t ation. 'Fry Mural today and MY m. Its for :iourself. A few puffs will rominee }nu how cool and refreshing they are. Altogether difft•rent from other cigarettes. FOR RENT-Nice airy bedroom, convenient for two girls. SI per week. 3740 Tuxedo, corner Dexter. After a two weeks' vacation, Bob Clarke, popular organist, has re- FOR RENT-One or two rooms, turned to the console of the Gold- for single or couple, with whole en-voiced organ at the Hollywood Hemlock privileges. house Theater and in addition tie his meg- 0485-W. ular specialties offered just before CARD OF THANKS each stage program at thes theater, ROOM AND BOARD for two boys with refined private family' The Jewish Women's European will again be heard over the air. nicely furnished bedroom; laun- Welfare Organization expresses Mr. Clarke resumes regular broad. drir included if desired. Call thanks to Edmund G. Lewis for east periods over Station WWJ at 6 p. in. each Monday end Thurs- Euclid 3429-W. his free services in the burial of one of the European orphans day evening and also during the bode period on Friday evening at FOR . RENTA beautiful fur- brought to this country by the or- nished room. Couple or single . i 30P ss devote I to II o II N . WIN N 1 F r i N- if .s ganization. man only. Call Garfield 4582-J. During his absence, the otifies. her n ywoe, as hull II • I h console at I te played by Steve !'ally, assistant FOR RENT-Newly furnished airy room for young man; . 1...aton- organist. SARAH BERKOWITZ able; very good bus and -Ireet pasted away at her home, 2716 car connections. Apply 1'. Kra:- Montgomery', Aug. 11, at the age now 2086 Blaine Ave., corner of 22. Burial was held at Beth Fourteenth. Moses, Sunday, Aug. 13. One sis- FOR RENT-Near Fourteenth MI , ter survives and Trumbull car. Nicely fur- nished room with private fam- ROSE CHOVSKY ily. Only two in family. Girl passe, way at her home, 2696 preferred. Phone Gar. 0309. Clemen . avenue, on Aug. 9 at the In loving memory of 0.1, dear age of 84. Burial was. at Mach- and loving daughter, Bessie Sider. pelah Cemetery Aug. 9, Rabbi non, who pasted away a year ago WANTED-Young woman to take care of baby 2 years old while Aishishkin ediciating. A son, Isi- Aug. 17, 1927. mother be over confinement. Ex- dore, and a daughter, Mrs. Ileiden• perience with babies necessary. The blow wa+ hard: the Am I, severe. man, survive. Call at once, Hemlock 7933-W. (soot "nit 'MOWN how we rnIs vod dear • LENA ISENBERG pasted away Aug. 14 at her home, 56 Wight street, Pontiac, Mich., at the age of 46 years. Burial was at Cloverhill Park Cemetery Aug. 15, Rabbi Hershman officiating. her husband, Morris, and four children survive. ■ 111=11110111. 1111•111111111 ROOM AND BOARD-Large, airy beautifully furnished room, with private family, suitable for one or two persons; northwest section, near bus line or street car. „Call Arlington 1264-51. OBITUARY At Your Own Convenience PAGE THREE i viriNooD • ojNolun 1111 F mass Ira II VOTE FOR 250 'Fat Cost as • Mountain Too On the Screen: A Melodrama of the North "The Michigan Kid" Featuring Conrad Nagel and Renee Adoree Also THE TEXAS COMEDY FOUR DON COMMINGS World's Champion Lariat Spi nner The Sunnybrook Orchestra, Led by Sammy Dibert Lester Montgomery's 8-Hollywood Girls-8 ORIENTAL West Adams, Opp. Hotel Tuner jAN1ES CHENOT Introit's Greatest Vanderilte and Itietare Shows On the Screen: (Chief Assistant Prosecuting Attorney) BESSIE LOVE FOR "Sally of the Scandals" PROSECUTOR On the SI., Six Big Acts HAVEMANN'S ANIMALS Primaries Tuesday, Sept. 4 FLORENCE SEELEY A CO. WALZER & KUBAN FLORENCE RAYFIELD THIS AD PAID FOR BY HARRY SOLOMON AND MILTON It. ATLAS ALEXANDER SISTERS "WEN" TALBERT'S "CHOCOLATE FIENDS" PAN-AMERICAN FOUR Midnight Shoe Saturday, 11:30 P. M. 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