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OPPENHEIM, AUTHOR,
DIES IN 69TH YEAR
NEW YORK.—Samuel Oppen-
beim, lawyer and author, died on
Saturday at his home, 811 Dawson
street, the Bronx, in his sixty-
ninth year.
Mr. Oppenheim was born here
on Dec. 2, 1859. After graduat-
ing from City College, he studied
law in the office of Simon Sterne
and at Columbia, and was admitted
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to the bar in 1885. He was execu-
tive secretary of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad Com-
pany for two years in 1889 and
1890, and its assistant general
counsel from 1896 to 1901.
He was a member of the Ameri-
can Jewish Historical Society, the
Judaeans, the New York State
Historical Association, the I3ar
Association of the City of New
York, the New York State Stenog-
raphers Association and the Lon-
don Shorthand Society.
Mr. Oppenheim was the author
of ''An Early Jewish Colony in
Western Guiana," "The Early
History of the Jews in New York,"
"The Jews and Masonry in the
United States Before 1910," "The
Dutch Records of Kingston, N.
Y.," "The Chapters of Isaac the
Scribe," and "More About Jacob
13arsimson, the First Jewish Set-
tler in New York."
Isaac Schakne of 2210 Pingn'e
avenue is a first cousin of the late
Mr. Oppenheim,
S. E. SALLAN MAKES TRANSATLANTIC MEMOMMM if15, -
TELEPHONE CALL FROM AMSTERDAM
S. E. Sullen of Sallan, Incorpor- and by land wire tic' Caper, Scot-
w -wows ated, made the first transatlantic land, where it was placed can the
telephone call from Amsterdam, air circuit, 2,000 miles in length,
Mr. anal Mrs. II. Goldstein of Holland, to Detroit, on Wednes-
11338 North Martindale had as day, Aug. 22. S. A. Popkin, man -
their guests the last month, Mrs. ager of the Detroit branch of Sal-
Goldstein's sister, Mrs. William lan, Incorporated, received the
Wolf of Lincoln, Nebraska, and her call.
three slaughters, Ruth, Sylvia and Sir. Sallan want to Amsterdam
Mary Ann. A farewell party will to attend the annual diamond mar
be given Mrs. Wolf on Saturday, ket to purchase jewels for hi,
1634%10,113•141•3•361013WCISWCISSIPSIMISIS1AWM alli3003144$Wh ISISNWS W i laWea1 lislisVS Aug. 25, on the eve of her guests' stores in Detroit, Lansing and
leaving for a few days' stay to Pontiac.
Chicago and then returning home.
He called his three store,mana-
gers to ascertain local purchasing
Mrs. II. harper of Harper's Art conditions, which are dependent
Shop of "9009 Twelfth street re- upon employment conditions and
turned on Friday, Aug. 17, from a which are affected by bank clear-
buying trip in New York. She also jogs and footings, car loadings,
visited with relativessin New Jer- conditions of other business lines
se). and Pennsylvania.
and so on. Mr. Sultan's purchases
of stocks of diamonds, Mr. Popkin
Mrs. William (Portion and son, stated, would depend entirely on
Avery, of Webb avenue, have no- what he learned of local condition,
turned from a month's stay in At- through his last-minute telephone
!antic City and Washington, C. call.
This was one of the largest bush
Mrs. Arthur Stone of Monterey miss transactions handled over the
avenue is entertaining today at a transatlantic telephone circuit be-
bridge-tea in honor of Miss Corinne tweet u Michigan point and a city
GinVan, a bride-elect.
of continental Europe.
There was a thrill in hearing the
S. E. SALLAN
Mrs. Louis Bass of the Wilshire' voice of the Michigan gem dealer
motored with her father, Mr. I. and buyer, seated at a telephone or transmission to Houlton, Me.
Marks of Belmont avenue to Boyne in the world's greatest gem mar- From Houlton, it took to land
City, Mich. ket, nearly 5,000 miles distant, wires for New York anti, thence,
and the little group seated in the to Michigan through copper cir-
cuits in cable.
Mrs. Sol Gittleman and daughter,
Ora Ruth, of Second boulevard have
The answer traveled from De-
returned from a several weeks' stay
troit. to Rocky Point, L. I., via
in Charlevoix.
New York, where it was placed on
the air for a 3,500-mile leap to
51ra. Ora Ruth Gittleman of Sec-
London, thence to the submarine
ond boulevard entertained at a
cable for Amsterolanf.
shower and bridge-tea Saturday,
It sounds quite simple, but en-
Aug. 18, in honor of her sister, Mis,
gaged in handling the call for Mr.
Corinne Gittleman, a bride-elect.
Sallan and his local store manager
were a number of operators, in-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conheim and
cluding one of the store's private
son, Stanley, and their mother, Mrs.
branch exchanges, the kcal opera-
Burton, have motored to Van Ettan
tor, the bong distance operator. the
Lake where they will he guests at
New York transatlantic .op•rator,
Van Ettan Lodge for two weeks.
the ',mutton transatlantic operator,
and the Amsterdam transtalantis
Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Seirork and
and local operators. In addition
soon, Minton, have returned Us in
a force of long distance testmen,
Asheville, North Carolina, where
who watch the service and equip-
they were the guests of their sister
ment to guard against possible in-
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
terruption and juterference by
L. 11. Pollack.
any outside • agencies, including
static, kept guard over the cir-
Mrs. Morris Garrett and son,
cuits at Detroit, New York, Rocky
Charles, have returned from a
Point, London and Amsterdam.
month's stay in Atlantic City.
Mr. Sallan talked approximately
six minutes, at a cost of $51.75 for
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Hein of
the first three minutes and $17.25
Colonel avenue have returnedfrom
for each additional minutes, or a
an extended European trip. '
total of $103.50, while an esti-
S. A. POPKIN
mated $12,000,000 worth of tele-
The Misses Rose and Sara 11111A-
office of Manager Popkin, of the phone equipment was placed at his
burg are visiting in Port Stanley.
• local Sallan store, experienced service. More than a score of per-
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Harris of Cal. that thrill. Several of those pres- sons directed the proper function-
vert avenue are spending some time ent talked will Mr. Sallan. Trans- ing of the circuits, vacuum tubes,
in Chicago and South Haven. mission was clear and the voic• antennae, and powerful motors,
from overseas was As plainly heard so he could acquire information of
a a w
s , ity lhe speaker were only a block local conditions that affected the
ley 13 , 1r h os a . ,A e lei"e x tu Kranp vl , a , and
purchase and marketing of ap-
aseenn;oSnttahl'is-
From Amsterdam, Mr. Sultan's proximately r,No,000 worth of
stay in Pittsburgh.
ice went by submarine cable gems for the adornment of Michi-
voice
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M and Mrs. Emanuel Tobias of under the North Sea to London, gan acumen.
O
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$ *, Gladstone avenue are the guests of
see
their mother in ('hicago.
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FABRICK'S
August Fur
Sale
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Announces the opening of a branch store at
11322 Dexter Blvd.
LONGFELLOW 1209
I Near Collingwood
Saturday, Sept. 1
13'e specialize in coffee cakes.
Main Store, 9144 Twelfth Street
Designed personally
by Miss Florence Fab-
rick, graduate designer,
you are assured that
every garment offered
in this magnificent col-
lection reflects the au
thentic fur fashion of
the coming season.
Designing by
MISS FLORENCE ', AMUCK
Graduate Designer
Those who have bought
furs here before need
no introduction as to the
reliability of this insti-
tution that the pub-
lic has the confidence in
Fabrick furs comes from
the knowledge that we
stand so squarely be-
hin(1 the furs we sell , ,
our policy being "Every
Customer Must Be Sat-
isfied."
SILVER MUSKRAT, plain Johnny col-
lar and deep cuffs. Choice matched
quality
$145
COCOA-JAP WEASEL. (lark even
skins, new pointed collar and wide
cuff effect. Very popular
$450
SANDALWOOD CARACUL. Beige
shawl fox collar and self cuffs... Rich
silky pelts
$95
AMERICAN BROADTAIL, beautiful
beige color, with white dyed for
shawl collar and cuffs
$350
BLACK PONY, Badger shawl collar
and self cuffs. Also Golden and Sil-
$156 and up
ver Muskrat coats at
BEIGE CARACUL, finest flat skins—
Ermine shawl collar and novelty
caracul cuffs
$500
RACCOON, sport model, dark skins.
Johnny or shawl collar, also fine Ca-
saba caracul coats at
$250
SIMOLA LEOPARD—Misses' model,
has elegant red fox shawl collar
and cuffs
$500
CASABA CARACUL, beautiful qual-
ity skins, Beige Wolf shawl collar,
and cuffs of caracul
$350
JAI' MINK, French model, has new
Paquin collar design; plain deep
cuffs. Very luxurious .
...
HUDSON SEAL (dyed Muskrat) ex-
/ quisitely trimmed with collar and animal
scarf cuffs of Kolinsky dyed fitch ...$350
PERSIAN LAMB—Magnificent coats
revealing the new cuff and collar fea-
tures. Values that cannot be du-
plicated
$450
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CANADIAN SQUIRREL. selected
beige shade skins, has white dyed fox
shawl And deep self cuffs. Very
new
$400
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry .lacobson
Nearly 84,000 in cash is offered
spent the week at Van Ettan as prizes for 200 classes of fruits
Lake Lodge..
and vegetables that will be exhib-
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ited in the agricultural building
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Miss Pearl Tannenbaum of Lit- at the Michigan State Fair, Sept.
e tie Rock, Ark., is visiting Mr. and 2-8, according to fair officials.
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More than 100 market varieties
, Mrs. Irving Weinberg of Monte-
O rey avenue.
of such fruits as apples, pears,
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quinces, peaches, plums and grapes
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Miss
'• Doris Ruth Nathan enter- will be shown. This number may
0 tained 20 guests at the Franklin appear large., yet Prof. Roy E.
0 }tills Country Club.
Marshall, superintendent of horti-
cultural exhibits, declares that it
.
Miss Ruth Kahn of Mikado, represents leas than 2 per cent of
.
:44 Mich., is visiting her uncle and the recognized varieties of these
0 aunt, Mr. unit Mrs. S. Kahn of fruits and only those that are
grown for commercial purposes in
.• Waverly avenue.
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Michigan orchards.
Miss Gertrude Klein has re-
/ turned from a visit with her EX-YOUNG JUDAEAN
brother and sister, Mr. and Mr-.
IS OFFICE CANDIDATE
Edwin Klein of Great Neck, I,. I.
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Mkt, II. Bloody', a former
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Mrs. Ben Fink and (twitter. Young Judaean, member of the old
Mildred, of Winona avenue. and Young Judaea Literary Club, is
Miss Dorothy King have left for seeking election as state represen-
0 Lake Placid and Atlantic City, tative on the Republican ticket.
I where they will spend a fortnight .\ Ile will be voted n at the pri-
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maries on Sept.
e
Mira Belle Pearlman of Hazel-
o resides at 501
Mr. Bloody,
, wood avenue . has returned from Melbourne are ue, is an attorney
0 a trip to Chicago.
of three years' standing, a gradu-
ate of the law school of the Uni-
$ Tcaprit Dome—Cherry 1400. versity of Detroit. Born in Phila-
delphia 25 years ago, he has lived
0 Broadway.
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in Detroit 16 years. Ile is un-
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married.
Mr. Blondy is a student at the
Beth El College of Jewish Studies.
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MANY OTHER WONDERFUL VALUES
Repairing - Remodeling - Restyling
We urge you to bring your old coat in now for cleaning, glazing and alteration!
Summer bring. the furrier.' so-called "slow months," which enable. us to do this
work reasonably.. Thi. is why we feel justified in Incouraging you to bring your
garments in now.
Furs
M. FABRICK,
89 0 7 Twelfth Street
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JEWISH FRIENDS URGE
WOODWORTH ELECTION
Jewish friends of Fred I.. Wod-
worth, Collector of Internal Rev-
enue for Michigan. both in Detroit
as well as through Michigan, are
organizing to work for the election
of Mr. Woodworth for lieutenant-
',sensor. They urge that Mr.
Woodworth he elected to this post
at Lansiag because of his excellent
record as a public official. and the
imperative need of an efficient and
courteous man to represent the pen-
sole of the state at Lansing. His
accomplishments as Collector of In-
rnsl Revenue, a oust he has held
for the part seven ysara, is a matter
Shirts to Order
of pride to the Federal taxpayers
Why not some good looking, where interoists so well as the in-
/ well fitting custom made shirts terests, of our Government he has
to take on your vacation.
so ably served. His courteous and
aanalole service was illustrated
when he served four terms in the
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Custom Shop
; National
15 E. Grand Riser at Woodward
Thor,' Flotor
Phone Csolillac 8627
K
B UC K
Dr. JOHN D.
Republican Candidate
CORONER
WAYNE COUNTY
15 Years Military Service
World War Veteran
colon.•i in Nlichigan National Guard, commanding
Medical Regiment, 32nd Division.
Preferred and Qualified
PRIMARIES SEPT. 4, 1928
This ad. paid for by a Jewish friend.
SPECIAL CASH RAISING SALE
In the Well-Known Paint Store of
SIMON KNOP P v OW
9152 Twelfth St., Near Atkins on. Empire 6501.
PAINTS, VARNISHES AND ALL PAPER
Regular $2 paint, now $1.35..
Wall paper reduced 4c • roll and mo
All other goods and painter.' supplies greatly reduced.
VISIT DETROIT'S MOST UNIQUE
TEA ROOM
FORTUNE TOLD WITH CAVE LUNCHEON
"Look For Big Barrel in the Window"
BOHEMIAN CAVE
Clifford
1234 Library Avenue
0678
Sup {lose nobody would rare S-
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Vote For
KNOW YOUR TEA LEAVES!
CRYSTAL GAZING AND CARD READING
Urge. United Palestine Appe•I
Support in "Suppose Nobody
Would Care."
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Miss Selma Klein, daughter of
"Mother Klein," has written a
poem, entitled "Suppose Nobody
Would Care," which she dedicates
to the United Palestine Appeal.
The verses follow:
$
EASTERN MINK. "The Aristocrat of /
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all furs"—perfect skins, (lark color,
$1,500 and up
exquisitely made
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MISS KLEIN DEDICATES
A POEM TO PALESTINE
Oriental Theater.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Manheim
and son, Jerome, and Mr. and Mrs
For the program beginning Sun-
David Ponnusky and son Milton,
and Lawrence Silverman aye me- day and continuing all week the
Oriental
theater is featuring one
tonal tie Charlevoix, Mich.
of the (outstanding aerial film fea-
tures
of
the
year, "The Legion of
Gerald Manuel Beck, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Beck of Burlingame the Condemned" and six acts of big
time
vaudeville,
carefully selected
avenue has returned from Camp
and presenting a widely diversified
s Brady, Waterford, Mich.
range of entertainment.
With Gary ('roper and Fay
S. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Meisner
:. (Sally Robinson), have returned Writs' heading its cast, "The Legion
O. from their honeymoon in Northern of the Conolemino , 1" presents l•sides
$ Canada and are residing at the Lee its Tinto-chilling aerial spectacle,
t Plaza.
i those the (Maids, one of the most
•rrip/Upg ,loorio•F, of love and in-
P Iles. Joseph Burnett and fancily trigue that has ever bet•n brought
tto
the screen. The story concerns
and mother, Mrs, Dora Blank of
Rhode. Island avenue are spending itself with a handsome young
nnotican
who joins the Foreign
• the summer at the Breakers Hotel,
Legion ',manse, as a result (of as
Cedar Point, Ohio.
I ot e affair in which his girl proves
Max Schwartz of 9600 Dexter false, he wishes to die. The high
he boulevard left nn Thursday for to spot in the tale conies when he is
% three months' tour of Palestine, forced to carry the girl over the
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o Egypt, Italy, England and France, German lines as a spy. Intense
drama then develops.
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Mr. and Mrs. David King hav•
f returned from a trip to Van Enna 100 Market Varieties to Be
I Lake Lodge.
Shown at State Fair.
The Usual r
Fabrick
duality
Empire 5391
'Near Clairmount
onmigsmyousomm 10+;
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Authentic
Styles for
1928-29
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We will be prepared to greet you with a distinct line
(If our famous cakes, pastries, assorted cookies and
strudel. o,
Now in Progress!
Every woman who appreciates tremendous savings and
knows the high quality and style of Exclusive Fur Coats
should take advantage of the values offered in this sale.
Jjl
}l ienlg
years as Food and Drug Commis-
sioner of Michigan before becoming
Collector of Internal Revenue.
noring Father Time's reign,
Unfortunate children burned their eye+
with tears and pain.
They saw Death strike their parents with
the power from abov e,
So they beg our noble ones of 'Israel for
their devoted love,
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But suppose nobody eared!
Worn old me,
WOIONVA and orphans ery for help in Pal-
estine somewhere;
But fowl', children cannot spurn their
plea+.
Thank Cod, we care.
F. SURBY, Principal and Owner
The Business Educators' Association School
To construct • worthy foundation,
We should contribute our donation
Which will be an everlasting honor
For the constructive worker and donor!
DAY
SCHOOL
Money is valuable for only purchasing
• power,
It in good to possess for the need of the
hour:
On let us cure that one compunction
And show our faithful gumption--
By Putting our thoughts in function,
So we can improve the homeland of our
nation.
Open All the Year
FALL TERM COMMENCE S
Theodor Hers! and other leaders'
alert,
Win back the gifted Drael's fame,
Si, to solve this complex problem
We must join Ind
umbers strong
And give today ra build toter er,
That our glory will prolong.
May
Tuesday, Sept. 4
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Eva Stier and family wish
to express their heartfelt thanks
and appreciation to their many
friends and relative's and to the
Alpha Theta Kappa legal frater-
nity for the kindnesses shown
them during their recent bereave-
ment.
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Monday and Thursday
Evenings, 7 to 9
NIGHT
SCHOOL
Seneca
209 Ouellette, Windsor
925
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