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Absolute impartially in Administration of
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of 3296 Clements avenue. The
tables were beautifully decorated
in blue and white. Dancing and
bridge comprised the entertainment
for the latter part of the evening.

BRINGS PERSIAN JEWS
TO PALESTINE WITHOUT
VISAS; GETS 2 MONTHS

CLUBMEN ASK
BOSTONIANS
AID FOR CLANCY

SHOES FOR MEN
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.1—An
Mrs, Edward Swartz and laugh- Arab chauffeur who brought three
THE
Persian Jews from Damascus to U. of M. Organization Mem•
SAXON
ter, Ethel, who are guests f rom
Mr. and Mrs. Max Edelstein of Los Angeles, were entertained at Palestine, although they were
hers Mail 'Petition For An
Lee Place had as their house guest dinner ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. without visas, was sentenced to
Indorsement.
the past week Mrs. Sarah Labarith Samuel K. Slobin of 2901) C lair - two months' imprisonment by the
!Data district court.
and daughter, Mrs. Pearl Gard- mount avenue.
A
communication,
indorsing the
The
three
Jews
who
attempted
ner, of Chicago.
Sunday
for
a brief
stay
Leh-
of Robert II. Clancy as
NIrs. A.
l'otiker
and
son at left
lust to enter the country without prop- candidacy
Republican
representative
in Con-
er visas will be tried shortly.
Dr. and Mrs. Wm. V. Kerwin
Dr.
Kress (rent the First District, has
(Kirschbaum) of 1412 Seward mann I.ake. .
e tw,ers
I.
the
0,50n
m
lieen
mail
d
"Excess Baggage" Opening
avenue have left fur Alaska by
I the University of Michigan Club
may of the Canadian Rockies. They
Samuel L. Mill
ther Rush
, who is study-
at Shubert Lafayette.
of Detroit by 19 prominent mem-
will make stops at Butte, Mont., ing medicimsa t
e Rush Coll ege of
coming ,„ hers of the club.
copper mines, Rainier National NIedieine, University of Chicago,
"Excess Baggage,"
The communication reads: "We
Park, Seattle and Tacoma, Wash., will visit his parents' home at 9231 Detroit with the same cast and
fhb
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•
l'k •
•-` would
You'll Appreciate
Vancouver, Lake Louis and Banff. McQuade avenue, Detroit, during production seen at the Princess and
Clancy re-elected because we art.
NIrs. J. Cas.selman of 860 Harlin- the month of September. lie will Garrick theaters during its recent his friends;
has done
because
he ha.
I .
.
BOSTONIANS
• for the fall eight-month run in Chicago, will tr
game avenue accompanied them. return to Chicago
i
emendous th i ngs for Ihttrui t n
semester.
---
be
the attraction
at the Shubert
appreciate their
You'll
Lafayette
theater commencing
Suit- the last 18 years of his public life;
Dr. Lawrence Atlivaick left for ;
and let-Huse he can be even more
comfort —their style—their
Mr. and Mrs. William !When- &IV. Sept. 2,
a motor trip through northern
Wh
en
valuable in the future.
durability—and they cost no
Michigan, where he will spend sev- berg and family, of 280 Garfield,
The play conies with the high C
Yost took the stump for Bo b
are spending a few weeks at South
more.
end weeks.
regard of the mid west metropolis in Nosh, he said, among other trib-
Haven, Mich., and will return after attested by the longest run any th..s: .-
Bob ( •lancy typifies • mime('
• •.
Mostly $7 to $10
dramatic
attraction
enjoyed
last
;and
Mks Molly Scholnick, daughter Labor Day.
loyalty to me more than any.
season.
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Scholnick of
Miss Beatrice Rosenthal, (laugh-
Mc-
"
"Excess
Ba
Gladstone avenue, is enjoying a
Thie kinr:d7;;:toont bore the signa-
gga ge" Jack
In
i
y. j a „, ,,, O .
four weeks' stay at Chippewa Lake ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Gowan has fabricate(' a play about hares ,,t. Ed„,i,h,„h
Rosenthal of 3210 Roehester ave- the folk of when the public kn o
with her sister, Mrs. H. A. Pollack,
wsMurtin, Janes NI. O'Dt(a. Mason
nue, has chosen Sunday, Oct. 7, as little, save as they strut their stuff l
and family, of Cleveland, Ohio.
Rumney, John W. Anderson,
the date of her marriage to Joseph before the footlights. McGowan, Carl C. Adams. Wylie W. (Parham',
Sam J. Leve and family and xis- Busker, son of Mr. and NIrs. Louis himself a successful practitioner of Benny
II.
William
Friedman.
ter. Miss Katherine Leve of 163 ; B sker of Sturtevant avenue.
the arts seen in vaudeville, has Klare, Joseith A. MagidsOn, Armin
Hazelwood avenue, have returned
k- taken a small-tine acrobat and his Relict, president of the University
Mist' Sall Sachs spent the
pretty wife as the pegs on which
, ', . Y 'ti2 '% . 'lle. r.'
le wee
Lome after an extensive motor
end ' as the guest of miss Jeanette to hang one of the twist interesting of Mit:hbran Cluh of Detroit, Sid-
They
SHOE STORES, I.e.
nes. R. Streit, Colburn W. Standish,
ri p through the East.
S lea plus liner, at t .h. e summer home dramas of recent years.
stopped in Pittsburgh, where they
R , y Tor'et, Fredetiek G. Beattie,
of her parents,
Hilltop,
Wulf
were joined by their daughter,
Char],
s
B.
du
Charm°,
J.
A.
Mae-
Lake,
ke • NU( ' h.
124 MICHIGAN AVE.
Lubrication by Air.
Gertrude Jean Ieve, who had been •
Ivor, Frederick l'. Nlatthaei, Thar-
Just West of Kinsel's
visiting there all summer, and mo- The modern way of greasing a low E. Coon. Rep. Clancy is a
tired on to Philadelphia, Atlantic
car is something that the average director of the Detroit U. of M.
City, New York City, Albany, motorist overlooks. Ile lets his car Club.
71 CADILLAC SQUARE
Niagara Falls and London, Ont.
go thousands of miles mo thou it
Corner of Bates St.
They also spent some time in Far
should without lubricating it. Ile IRVING WEINBERG, 59.
Rockaway, L. I., with the family
waits until it starts to squeak or
DEALER, DIES
--- T. A.1—Re- have to steer hard, t hen derides
of Ben Levins, formerly of Detroit.
NIOSCOW.---1.1.
-
upon lubricating the car.
Irving Ni Wvillherg 50 \' ,I , OM
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Marx of fusel to accept a telegram in Y id-
This should not be neglected, and
..3'
. ' avenue
died
'
' . f hear ;
').
the Seward Hotel have returned dish, written in Russian charm.. the car should be lubricated every l Mont. '
4H:ease at his home at 10 :30 0 .clock
to their home after two months of eteiaris, ht;sospt oasitRiounssian postoffice offs- 500 miles.
r
travel through Europe.
Morrison's Auto Service S tation M ".'la Y night '
hor more thrill IS years hr had
—
The assistant manager of the at 100 Vernor Highway Wet,
s co -
in the real estate
Master Buddy Burman and blast second branch of the Nfoscow post- me r of Park avenue, has the latesrt 11:itI.,:iit,,,e.iightged awing
n r • g under the firm
tors Charles and Howard Walser• office was dismissed when he re- air pressure equipment to lubricate
lubricate
ri
''''''' a ' ' (
e on the name of the K. R'. Realty ( Company.
man of the Seward Ilotel have re- fused to accept
r the Yiddish tele- cars. Expert mechanics a
LILLIAN HARRIS, Prop.
e is survived by his widow,.
turned to their homes from Crys- grant. The government has re- lob (lay and night so that pruner 1., Inl a
' a son ' Jost. p li, and two
y s i is nsuy
etil ddi i7htraurc,ti toonsb,thaael
tat Lake camp, where they spent ria,tgertallm
1
'
lubrication can be taken care of.
daughters,
Mrs. NI. Tenenbaum and
the summer.
Miss Ruth Weinberg.
cepted for transmission if written
CARD OF THANKS
Mill Anna Neumann of 1651 in Russian characters.
"Street Angel" Opens the
Circulating Library
Clairrnount avenue left to spend
The Bicur Cholera Society wish-
Labor Day with friends at Cedar
es to thank those that attended tht New FOX Saturday, Sept. 15.
12048 Dexter Blvd.
COMMUNISTS EXPELLED
Point. Miss Neumann will also
e
Go
moonlight on Tuesday, Aug. 28, iesflreat intrcRecords
Long( ellow 7494
a few days in Cleveland.
NIOSCOW.—(J. T. A.)—The and helped to make it such a huge where.
Reco Detroit.
majority of the participants in the success.
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Silver anti-Jewish attacks in the town
(Rose Sosnowsky) loft Detroit on
. eli.koluki. were Communists. an
"Street Angel" Opens the
, 0.•. 28 for their home in Tucson, V
inststgation of the local Corn- New FOX Saturday, Sept. 15.
Irim where Mrs. Silver will re- monist party disclosed.
ni
sum e her law studies at the U-
Five of the participants were It's Breaking Records Every-
For the wonderful response on our opening day. We can only
serifs of Arizona, while Mr. Sil- expelled front the party and this where. Lees Go, Detroit.
show our tworeciation by continuing the line quality of our
ver will continue his medical work. resulted in th ir being di missed
s
e
baked
En route they will visit Chicago, front their positions.

When the Going
Is Rough

VOTE. FOR

a

OSTONIAN

REFUSES TO ACCEPT
YIDDISH TELEGRAM
SO HE LOSES POST

ASSISTANT PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

La Jeanne

Shop

SEWARD F.

NICHOLS

FO R

Prosecuting Attorney

[REPUBLICAN PARTY]

This advertisement inserted and paid for by a group of Mr.
Nichols Jewish Friends.

Tuesday

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OBITUARY

Miss Lillian Seaman, whose en-
gagement to Melvin J. Kuttnauer
HARRY WEIN
a
was made known the first of the
w
a ay at his home, 2292
y( ar, by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. passed
Joseph II. Seaman, has set the date West Philadelphia, on Aug. 21, at
T0,
hea i t , the . the age of 56 years. Burial was
it
, i fot h eelt s nti :rt. r i ei ra ,geofeittrroSept.
e
held Aug. 22 at the Clover Hill
S. J. ROSENBLOOM "ONE
mony will be performed by Rabbi Cemetery, Rabbi Hershman offici-
OF DETROIT LIFE'S BEST" Leo M. Franklin. Mr. Kuttnauer ating. His wife, Bertha, survives.
• is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
LOUIS WILENSKY
S. J. Rosenbloom who was (or- Kuttnauer of Detroit.
! merly a successful builder in De-
passed away at his home, 1712
Miss FAlith Brown entertained at Ilazelwraul avenue, Aug. 21 at the
troit, came to the Detroit Life In-
surance Cu. in l a beautifully appointed luncheon age of 66 years. Burial was held
1921, and without and bridge Saturday, Aug. 25, at from 653 Ilague avenue Aug. 22
Previous sales en - l the Detroit Yacht Club, oomph- at liar Harmonia Cemetery. Rabbi
perience, made a . !minting the Misses Faye Frank- Aishiskin officiated.
great struggle in ( f it,red t . and
(d, o vie'
'r' tbo rride1 87.
his efforts to
ilid
aireGela
r sancwes
YALE MORSE WITTENBERG
reach a stager
o• ! The hostess announced her own en- missed away at his home, 15463
success., Ile has •agement to Mr. Edgar Brown, Petoskey avenue, Aug. 23, at the
en - after which the party enjoyed a age of 21/2 years. Burial was held
attained
viable record with motor boat ride given by George from Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home
win e „
the company.
Aug. 24, at Machpelah Cemetery,
—
The interesting
Rabbi Ashinsky officiating. He
Miss Genevieve Drapkin and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. David'
part of Mr. Roy-
enbloo'ms r i s e, stk., R ove Hodes returned from Wittenberg.
S. J.
company officials Cedar Point after spending 10
Rosenbloom
state, is that it is days at the Breakers.
MOLLY FLEISH
not due to dynamic effort but to a
passed away at her home 2688
Mrs. Harry Greenberg of Peoria, Cortland avenue, Aug. 23, at the
slow and sure system of being al-
ways on the job and always going ' III., was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. age of 46 years. Burial was held
after a previously .set goal. He , Lt•besun of 15420 Turner street for Aug. 24 at Beth David Cemetery,
has gained a reputation of unques- a few days. She also spent a day Rabbi Ashinsky officiating. Her
tionable integrity and absolute re- at the home of Mr. and , rs. ant-
liability and his client enjoy a feel- , ma K. Slohin of 2900 Clairmount husband, Louis, survives.
ing of security' for having Mr. avenue..
ABRAHAM SAPERSTE1N
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Rosenbloom as their insur ance
On Saturday afternoon, Aug. 25, passed away at his home, 538 Al-
counsellor.
age of,
Ile is an active member of the , Nliss Anne Koppel of Collingwood ger avenue, Aug. 26 at the
at a farewell 55 years. Burial was held Aug.
"Don't Worry Club" and is a mem. avenue entertained
ter of the "Quarter Million Dollar bridge-luncheon at the Oriental 27 at Machpelah Cemetery. His
Club" since its inception. lie is Cafe for her sister, Phyllis, who wife, Sophie, survives.

now working in a competitive con- left Sunday morning with her
MRS. BETTY LEFKOWITZ
test of which the prize is a trip to mother for Chicago. Bridge and
Havana, Cuba, at the expense of fan-tan were played. Decorations beloved wife of Max, passed away
the company. It is believed that and favors were carried out in pink on Aug. 21 at the age of 57, at
he will be among those present and covers were set for 12. At Mt. Sinai liospital, New York.
when the prize winners reach the beginning of the fall term, Miss after a brief illness. Burial took
Phyllis Koppel will enter a well- place Aug. 24 at Machpelah
Rabbi Ashinsky officiating.
°-
Havana.
known hospital in Chicago where tery,
The deceased is survived. in addi-
she will study nursing.
tion to her husband, by three
A CORRECTION
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Ans. daughters, Mrs. I. Schurgin of New

Miss Sylvia Abrams informs The ouch are now residing in their new York, Mrs. Charles Rosenthal and
f D
Jewish ( hronicle that the notice in apartment at 2605 Elmhurst are- Mrs. Maurice Shapiro
petroit:
an two sons, Harry and P hilip of
last week's issue announcing her nue.
roit.
Det
engagement was submitted without
. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Krohn
authoriy
MORRIS KLAVANS
left for an extended motor trip
'
of 15546 Normandy passe d away
through the east.
gtekost 72i 1, ea fitse rsuarn
Aug
l, ,270, a tt
our-
two
weeks.
weeks.
of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Loewenstein i
nd his
a
and mother, Mrs. Schatt, returned vived by his wife, Bessie,
from a trip to California and the children, Cantor David Klavansi •
Israel, Louis, Albert, Mrs. Nathan
northwest of Canada.
Finkel, Mrs. Louis Schlien and
—
r m
e teenrty Aug.
Airs. RaeVehon of Byron ave. L h K
t I Nalvaisenhsp. 0 a hl ncteeni
M

nue has returned from St. Paul, place a
Rabbi Eisenman officiated.
inn., where she and her daughter, 28.
e
Minn.,
In loving memory of Simon Margold, spent the summer as
Schechter who passed away a year the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Marks. Enroute home, Miss Mar-
•marw ago Sept. 5, 1927.
geld Vehon stopped off at Chicago,
A precious one from us is gone, •v here she will remain over Labor
Seymour Lewis
Daniel mew is
A voice we loved is still, Day.
A place is vacant in our hearts
George Lewis
LI,ViA
Saul
Mr. and Mrs. II. Levey of 519
Which never can be filled.
Fast Philadelphia avenue, an-
His loving Wife and Daughter. nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
1
son, Stanley, to take place at Con-
—
In loving memory of Mrs. Ida gregation Ahavath Zion, Holbrook
Marrich who passed away Sept. 14. and Beaubien, Saturday, Sept. 8.
19r. (18 days in EMIL) They will he at home to relatives
and friends on Sunday, Sept. 9,
i . Meyer.
from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. No cards.
,
Her loving Solis, Lou'

Manly L. Caldwell

Republican
Candia'ate

For

County
Auditor

Primaries Sept. 4

Donated by Friends

Ruby, Maurice and Carl. —
Among the various showers igven
—
In loving memory of our dear in honor of Miss Anna Hazen, a
mother and sister Anna Lavine bride-elect of September, was a
who passed away Aug. 26, L126. nersonal shower given by Doris
(16 days in Ellul.) Ilazen on Aug. 14; a miscellaneous
shower given by Sadie Bernstein
Na one knows how much we miss on Aug. 18, and a linen shower
given by Mrs. A. Potiker and Sarah
......,_ you,
Magid on Aug. 23.
N rtrra's knows the bitter pain
—
We have \uffered since you left us
Miss Rynee Ginsberg and Miss!
I.ife has never been the same.
Helen Wasserman have returned
;
Her losing Children, Grandchil- from a delightful stay at Port
Stanley, Ont. They also spent some
dren, Sisters and Brothers.
time visiting London, Ont.

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"Street Angel" Opens the
5ari
rm,
p , p d li,o,ruseqw
a it , , loosely
New FOX Saturday, Sept. 15. w
intg, at the
-
It's Breaking Records Every home of Mr. and 111ra. Nathan Fish-.
formerly
of
2984
Burlingame,
man
where. Let's Go, Detroit.

gewalludi

Funeral
Directors

7739 John R. St.

Empire 2114

Michigan
State
Normal
College

ROSEN'S BAKERY

8532 Twelfth Street (near Pingree)

New Fall Costume Jewelry

Antique gold and amethyst—also other popular combina-
lions.
For the distinctive bridge prizes or gifts--Molemistic or
Spanish Glass, in vases, cigarette boxes, ash trays, beverage
sets., etc.—in shades of green, amber and orchid.
A complete line of Greeting Cards for all occasions.

The Shop Where All Sales Must Please—

THE HOPE CHEST

9805 Linwood, at head of Boston

Euclid 10127

Opened in 1852

Educational Plant

Campus of 100 acres.
Ten buildings with mod-
ern equipment.
Training School, including
Elementary and High School
Departments.

Seventy-Eighth

Annual Opening

Tuesday, Sept. 4th

Certificates and
Degrees

Register This Week

Life Certificate on com-
pletion of three years' curri-
cula.
A. B. and B. S. Degrees on
completion of four years'
curricula.

Two-Year College Grade Courses in Business Administration.
Executive Secretarial and Higher Accountancy.
Also Short Intensive Courses.

Special Curricula

APPROVED BY STATE DEPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS

Home Economics, Kinder-
garten, Physical Education,
Public School Music, Music
and Drawing, Drawing and
Manual Arts, Commercial,
Rural, Agriculture, Special
Education.
Normal College Conserva-
tory of Music offers courses
in Voice, Piano, Organ, Vio-
lin, Band and Orchestra.
Fall Term begins Septem-
ber 25, 1928. Write for bul-
letin and list of rooms.
Rooming houses for women
students offers a single bed
for every girl.

Affiliated with Michigan State Normal College
Member National Association Accredited
Commercial Schools

An extra high-grade institution offering approved courses with
individual instruction and qualifying its graduates for leader-
ship and the more responsible business positions

Phone Cadillac 1205 for Free Bulletin

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C. P. STEIMLE, Registrar

Entire 2nd and 3rd Floors

The Square D2.1 Block—Over Miller's

Ypsilanti, Michigan

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Offices—Suite 250 Convention Ha II, 4464 Cass Ave., Detroit, Mich.

DEPARTMENTS

(I) College Preparatory

Thorough preparation for entranc• to all Coheres,
e lees
Universities or Tech nical Schools, In two - ---- or
xam.
tr .ace
either by school certifies. or college
leetions. Rates: $20 • month or $175 for ten month.

payable le •dvance.

(II) Accounting

Business Administration and Salesmanihin. A com•
pl.. course of instruction In Junior •nel Senior A,.
conataecy in preparation for the Certified P ■ iblic
Accountants Examinations or for positions Com.
Junior, Tat or Senior Accountants. Also courses In
Business Administration end Salesmanship. Rates:
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(III) Public Speaking

Elocution--the Form of Speech; who Power to 'elk
clearly. eetewteteinglY. correctly and convincingly. All
this will be taught the pupils of this depa•tment
together with Vole. Culture, Dramatic., Public Speak•
poise, Diction and Platform Deportment. Retest
$13
• month ow $125 In admee for complete course
Ill
!

of te• months.

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Instruction in Typewriting, Shorthand, Bookkeeping.
Business Englith and ail other commercial subjects.
Free Employment Bureau. Rates: Day School, $15 •
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Months; Night School, to • month or 375 In •dvancs
for the complet• course of ten months.

(V) Law

This department is intended to give the business
men •nd women of Detroit • complete course in Bus-
iness Lesr. the better to enable them to cope with the
will Om
daily problems of modere business. CI
b• conducted for those who wish to pm , for i"
Bar emminatIone. Textbook. furnished free. Rates:
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of ten months.

(VI) Pharmacy

A concise. inlen.;m, end thorough course. is Phar.
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