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Altruistic Motives Mark the
Aims of This Organ-
ization.
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The Mutual Loan Association is
composed 'of small business MO)
and workingmen who joined to-
gether for the purpose of helping
one another financially to start in
business, to purchase goods, to
build a house, to tiring folks from
the old country, to establish a home
for the family or for any other sim-
ilar purfatse. Money is raised by
having menhirs purchase shares
for a nominal price each, and usu-
ally to a certain limit. From this
money the members are given out
loans, a certain amount per each
share, decided upon by the board of
directors, and to lie paid in weekly
payments within a year, the loan
bet rig secured by endorsers. Thus,
it private convert] would furnish a
source of ineume for several people,
whereas this group aims to derive
benefits for themselves bjeause the
mane) that comes in as interest on
althe loan—after deducting the
usual expense of rent, financial see-
irtary and recording secretary—is
returned to the members in form of
rebates in proportion with the
shares.
TO make this method of financing
more concrete, the Wayne County
Co-Operative League meets every
Tuesday night in the Turover
Temple, corner Marston and 1101-
re.. In its fifteen years of ex-
isnonce it has raised its shares from
810 to ;9375, its loans {r e m $2.5 to
5751, alit! it S membership from 25
to 225. It claims to its credit the
stave, of hundreds of Detroit
families and businesses. It is still
beneficial
work
rentilittillg
its
through a group of efficient officers
elected semi-annually. Having
grown to its maturity in these
years, the organization has decided
to replenish its ranks with new and
younger elements and, therefore,
has dropped the usual $10 initia-
tion fee until Jim. 1919. It invites
Jews of fine character and inter-
ested in helping themselves finan-
cially to came and partake of the
benefits it offers. One may start
with as low as 5 shares of $10 each.
George A.
Dingman
I I
,
WAYNE COUNTY
Drain
Commissioner
His Clean Record as Engineer and
County Official Merits Your Support
Republican Primaries Sept. 4th.
PAIn FOR BY JEWISH EMENDS
OBITUARY
SOPHIE SYMEZ
Passed away at her home, 32111
Welnit avenue. Aug. 17, at the ant.
of 08 years. Burial was at Mach-
pelah Cemetery Aug. 19, Rabbi
Ashinsky officiating. A son, :Mich-
ael, survives.
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PEARL GOLDMAN
widow of the late Sol, pas s ed away
at her home, 1327 !filigree ,venue
4 Aug. 16 at the age of 08 years.
Burial was from Lewis Bros.' Fu-
neral Parlors Aug. 19, at Beth
Abraham Cemetery', Rabbi Thu-
rain officiating. She was the
mother Of Mrs. Belle .0 Mrs.
SI. Goldman, Mrs. D. Malin', Max
Goldman and the late Sarah Gold-
man and Helen Kesler.
MRS. IDA JALAN
a resident of Detroit for over 35
years, died suddenly on Aug. 19.
services
The funeral M.1'111011, at
which took place from her late
residence, 3201 Gladstone avenue,
was delivered by Rabid A. M. Ash-
insky. 11rs. Jalan is survivend by
tire daughters, Mrs Jack Ilickoff
and 51rs. Lena Caen, and three
sons, Aaron, Meyer and David, all
of Detroit.
SARAH GROLNECK
passed away at her home, 1046
Glynn Court, Aug. 20, at the age
of 43 years. Burial was held at
of •13 ye a 's. Burial was held Aug.
I 21. Iler husband, :Morris, survives.
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troin, after an illness of one year.
Mrs. Isenberg was the daughter
of Mr. Abraham Meretsky. She is
survived also by her husband,
Maurice; two daughters, Ruse and
Hilda; two sons, Irving and Dan-
iel; two brothers, Abe and Sant
Meretsky; and a sister, Mrs. Mor-
ris Rosen. Burial took place
from her late resilience on Aug. 15.
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RANKS OF WAGNER
AIDES INCREASING
Election of Jewish Candidate
For Sheriff of Wayne
County Urged.
Henry Wagner, tiewiA
for sheriff of Wayne count v.
to fill the unexpired term of the
John 1.. Zurbrick, district dire
—
for of immigration, in a statement
to The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, =
declared that then is an organ-
ized system by which violators of
the immigration law are preying
upon aliens of their own nation- El- -
linty by having their agents visit
them in Canada and induce thi n
to pay these agents large sums of Er-
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money for securing their admis-
sion t o the l'sited States on t he =
plea that the agents are obit
—
vet their names advanced on rho
quota list or secure preference
quotas for them.
The district director states that =
it large lumber of quota alien
resident in Canada, among them =
many Jews, have been victimized =
by these agents and swindled to
the extent that they lost all the =L
-
-.
money they brought with them =-
from home. According to his state- —
ment it is nut an infrequent occur-
rence that the aliens are taken in
boats and taken out into the river
and in 'Wale install. , robbed amt =
thrown overboard in the event the=
smuggler is afraid ut being Cap- =
lured. Mr. Zurinrick declares this
=
has been proved by the f•ettee
of several bodies.
%nrbrirk.
to
Mr.
A (Tilt-ding
aliens have also been landed ul
Canadian territory and told it
American territory. They hi
also been placed upon bleak p
American territory
terrorized.
Several instances have come
the attention of the immigration
officials, it is stated, of families =
brought during the winter niontl
to the north end of Belle Isle,
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American territory, and also -
placed upturn Peche Island, which is
Canadian territory, and told it was —
In one in-
the United States.
stance last winter, according
the statement, two children were
so frozen that they lost their =
hands and feet. In another in-
stance a man and his whole family -=
were dumped overboard, his wife =
and two children being drowned
and the man escaping by hanging =
on to a piece of plank which hap- E
pinned to be near.
Mr. Zurbrick states that these I -
agents continue to blackmail peo-
ple who they know have come in
the United States without inspe
tion, and they collect monthly ,
sessments from them.
tion. or
HENRY WAGNER
late Sheriff Edward F. Stein, is
gaining an increased number of
supporters as the primary day,
Sept. 4, approaches.
Although the short term of of-
fice will extend only for seven
weeks from Nov. 5 to Dec 31,
friends and admirers of Mr. Wag-
ner feel that as sheriff even dur-
ing such a short tern, he can exert
a good influence on the' conduct of
that office.
Mr. Wagner's election is urgeil
in all Jewish as well as non-Jewish
as well as non-Jewish quarters. Ile
was a deputy under George T. Gas-
ton, now chief probation officer of
the Recorder's Court, 16 years
ago. lie next served under Milton
Oakman and Stein during the tat-
ter's term. Sheriff Irving J.
(Duke! Collin appointed Wagner
assistant turnkey, and he became
chief turnkey under Sheriff G e org;
A. Walters, now city councilman.
Ile was chief turnkey also wider
Stein before the latter's death.
"I want to make the streets of
Detroit and highways of Wayne
county safe for decent citizen:- and
motorists," he declares.
AUTOMOBILE BODIES
SENT THROUGH FINE
LACQUER PROCESSES
RESUME MICHIGAN'S
BUILDING PROGRAM
Construction of State Insti-
tutions Predicted by
Governor Green.
ELECT
JOE T.
BLYTHE
(Republican]
for
SHERIFF
of Wayne County
PRIMARIES SEPTEMBER 4th
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LANSING. — Resumption of
Michigan's building program f ar
institutions next year was
On the way to and from Mt.',
predicted by Governor Fred W.
Clemens drive out some night'
That lacquering procesqns on Green, after a careful study of
and try us.
automobile bodies have kept pace I he state's finances. The building
Special Sunday Chicken
with the ear's met-hank-al improve- program has been helot to a mini-
Dinner
ments is evidenced by the care in MUM during the last lR months be-
of
the
$4,500,000
deficit
in
cause
selecting and applying lacquers, ac-
11:30 to 9 P. M., $1.00
cording to a statement from Dodge the general fund of the state which
Noon Luncheons, 11 to 2,
Brothers. Itecogniuing the fact existed when the present adminis-
50c to 65c
that alms must be att.!' for dur- tration took Aire.
l'here
are
a
number
of
import-
ability as well as for tone. Dodge
Brothers have evolved a system of ant items which the governor has
14046 Gratiot
hotly finishing that insures a last- in mind fur the building program
Near Eastwood Park
next year. One is a woman's pris-
ing attractive color.
on
to
care
for
the
worn(
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ward
"No color is scheduled tin enter
production until it is thoroughly of the courts of the state who are
tested to withstand all kinds of now housed in the Detroit House
weather conditions," the statement of Correction.
The governor also will ask the
reads. "Sample colors are painted
on slides fitted in a revolving whinel legislature for an appropriation to
that turns continually, first expos- do away with the dormitory sys-
ing the lacquers to a violet ray and tem now in use in the Ionia Re-
next dipping them into a water formatory, by the construction of
trough, intensifying many times cell blocks. The dormitory system,
the atmospheric conditions a car according to Judge Arthur Wood,
commissioner of pardons and pa-
encounters.
roles, is a crime incubator, and its
use should be discontinued as Stott'
as posaible.
The governor has had Budget
Director George Thompson busy
for several months making a sur-
vey of MI state institutions, no
when the budget for the next two
years goes to the legislature early
In loving memory of Mr. M. in January, all requests for ap-
propriations may go in at the same
Mitshkin who passed away one year
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finance for the legislature and at Day and Night Service 24 Hours
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the same time aiding in speeding “Itnick Mevhanire for Buick Automobile."
One year alto
Minor a. Well ae Major Repairs
up the deliberations of that body.
State
RE-ELECT
CORONER
Dr. ALBERT L.
FRENCH
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M. Mitshkin.
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Former Congressman John 11.
Clairmount Ave. Empire 0732
Sosnowski,
candidate for re-election 41
dear
In loving memory of my
wife, Grace Liebschutz Rovin, who to (•ongreas in the First Congres-
died three years ago, August 21, sional District of Michigan, this
1925. week was boosted by a group 10
friends who published reasons why
No one know A how moth we tni- , Yon.
they beleve he should he returned
Si, 011e 1,11014, the hitter pain
to Washington, "Ile stands stead-
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Parents and B rot her.
. the election of Mr. Sosnowski:
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friend, Bessie Siderman, who (lied l"'"
lest. r,,aii,gw„el stt,l tent-en,
Fought Chicago water steal from
a year ago, August 2(1, 1927.
Your rontom•i Patron... will
Lakin 31a-111g:tn.
he sumo late.]
Fought for aviation appropria-
•tot were •Il that to me. dear.
Vta whirl, nor heart did l'ioe:
LOPIS AND SAM
tions.
A vreen isle in the sa.
e dear.
Fought for the St. Lawrence
A friend and a shr ine.
Formerly Y. M. H. A. Barber
Waterway to make Detroit an ocean
All • rent heti with troth and f rionsh it.
Shop, 5751 Hastings St.
And nIl the world was mine.
port.
Fought for realtonable modifica-
Gene, but never forgotten.
tion of immigration law.
Her Friend, Minnie 1.:,:11 ■ 11.
Fought for adtstuate riot innal de-
ense on ItOul, Water, air.
.
Mrs.
I.
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ory of Si
In loving memory
Fought for federal highway aid.
Burnstine (Sarah Steingtildl, who
Fought for national childnalunr
passed away four years ago today, t taW. '
Aug. 21, 1921.
Fought for and obtained relief
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