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It is suggested that you vote for the fifteen
(15) candidates listed herein for the

House of
Representatives

(State Legislature)

Republican Ticket
FIRST DISTRICT

At the Pilmar'es
September 4

A group of widely known business and professional men
and civic leaders has chosen these candidates because it is
felt that they are EXCEPTIONALLY WELL QUALIFIED
to represent Detroit at Lansing:

—JOSEPH C. ARMSTRONG

Insurance. Former member of Board of Estimate.. Has served
tun terms in the Legislature. DJ valuable awls as mentbs. of
Alilitary Affairs and other committees.

—JACOB BAUMANN

Former Alderman. hfrinber of the teri,lature in 1901. Served
as secretory to the As ... ors and Issas Chic/ Deputy in the City
Treasurer's othce.

—WALTER B. BRADY

Real Estate and Brokerage. Served in 1927 Legislature. Infra.
doted bill forcing Slate to pay Detroit for the maintenance of
.tote prisoners in house of correction.

—FRED W. BRISTOW

Realtor. Member of the 1923 and 1925 Legislatures, In 1925
member of the Way. and Mean. Committee, where he worked t•
hold down Wayne County taxce.

—WILLIAM B. CAMPBELL

Has *trued taro terms in the Legislature. Authority on laws per-
taining to banking. securitie. and commercial matter.. Known
m Mt "Watch Dog" of Wayne County.

—CHARLES H. CULVER

—WILLIAM R. FARRAND

He was a member of first Public
Real E•tat• and insurance.
Lighting Commission. Member .9 the last faro Legislatures.
Father of several fire prevention laws.

X —CHARLES T. GRAWN

President, Crown Realty Co. Nationally known in educational
work, having been President of the Central Michigan Normal
College for 15 years.

—OSCAR C. HULL

Attorney. Member of the firm of Ostoby, Robison and Hull.
Prominent in affairs of American, Michigan and Detroit Bar
Associations.

—RICHARD A. MacRAE

Real Estate, building and contacting. District Supervisor of
elections.

—CONRAD J. NETTING

President of the Netting Land Co. In fh• last two Legislature..
Valuable as member of committees on general taxation, Michi•
son State College and private corporations.

J-.-JOHN E. OWEN

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Counsel of Me Maccabees. Nationally known authority

insurance law.

Z—MILTON R. PALMER

Member last four Legislatures. Speaker Pro fen. of /louse
1927. Author of the bill which created the commission to draft
Michigan'. new criminal code.

E( -BERTRAND R. PORTER

Retired banker and attorney. Former member of the Board of
Estimate,.

[J—HARRY E. WILLIAMS

Engineer. President of the Creecent Pun. Co. Formerly builder
el independent telephone lines. Veteran of Spanish.American
and World wars.

Select Two [2] Candidates in addition to the above
fifteen [15].

Believing that Detroit should have • legislative delegation ■ t
I.ansing fairly representative of all its citisenship and one that will
work intelligently and in harmony with legislators Irons other sec•
tions of the state for the greater development of our commonwealth
as a whole, fifteen (15) candidate. have been endorsed for the
primary.

The endorser., active business and professional men and civic
leaders, have left two places open on the ticket, so that those
-itixens who have personal preference., may vote for them and still
support those who have been chosen after thorough investigation

There are 90 candidates in the field, •nd while the end

have no intention of reflecting in any manner on thole not selected,

.5 is believed that the candidates herein named are particularly
adapted to represent our district at Lansing.

Those who endorse the fifteen (15) candidates listed:

Milton M. Alexander R. H. Fyfe
rederic G. Austin
Martin E. Galvin
Edwin S. George
Waldo A. Avery
Joseph P. Glaser
Clarence L. Ayres
J. B. Baker
George J. Glum

J. Lee Barrett
L. C. Batdorff
C. F. Bielnuos, Jr.
John N. Bagley
Frank W. Blair
F. E. Bogart
loseph Boyer

Philp Breitmeyer
David A. Brawn

F. T. Duch•rme
Georg e L. Earle

J. C. Munn
C. A. Newcomb, Jr.

Frank Newman
H. George D. Nutting

William J. Gray

H. A. O'Dell

Henry Otis
Louis G. Palmer

E. E. Prine
C. M. Harmon
Frederick J. Hanes Martha L. Ray
Harry Raymond
Edward J. Hickey
Fred Reckling
L. B. Huron

H. M. Jewett
Dr. George V. Brawn Fred Johnson
Howard Brown
Albert Kahn
John A. Brown
H. Wm. Klare
Henry Butrel
F. L. Klingensmith
Harve y Campbell
Ernest 0. Knight

Henry Clemens
'lorry T. Clough
Chester M. Culver
- Thorne. P. Denahey
Frank Diner

J. M. Mulkey

Guy S. G
Richard H. Haifa

Douglas Jamieson

Veno Sacre
A. A. Schools

H. B. Seymour
Burt R. Shurly
David W. Simons
Hal. H. Smith

0. L. Smith
J. D. Stoddard

Julian H. Krolik
Chas. F. Kuhn, M.D. Allan A. Templeton
A. P. Ternes
Harry B. Leinbach

George Lilly

Percy K. Loud
Edward A. Loveley

George Treble
S. Wells Utley
C. B. VanDuaen
Paul W. Voorhies

Horatio 5, Earle

John L. Lovett
Albert B. Lowrie

W. D. Edenburn
Griffith Ogden Ellis

Herman Marks
Ralph C. McAfee

Endicott
D. M. Ferry, Jr.
Louis J. Flint
Catherine R. Foisy
'lauric e W. Fox

Harry A. McDonald
Tracy W. McGregor Oscar Webber
Eugene White
John H. McKerchey

John

eo M. Franklin
• W. Frye

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LADIES SOCIAL FUND
GIVES. PACKAGE PARTY

The Hebrew Ladies' Social Fund
announces that a raffle and pack-
age party will be given on Tues-

DRUGGISTS
BUCK PREFERRED JEWISH
TO HAVE DELEGATE
NATIONAL MEET
FOR CORONER AT
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Tolley

J. Fomeranee of 1841
.
East Davison will represent the
Gels Highest Rating for Acseulapians at the convention of
the National Association of Retail
Office From Citizens
Druggists to be held at San Fran-
League.
CISCO the week of Sept. 14 to 21.
— ,•
Mr. Pornerance will also represent
The Civic Searchlight, official the Detroit Association of Retail
publication of the Detroit Citizens Druggists at this convention, and
League, prefers 11r. John D. Buck in this way will represent both the
as the candidate for coroner of business( interests and a fraternal
Wayne County.
group of Detroit druggists.
The position of "prefcrred" for
Dr. (luck, by the Citizen ,: League,
follows the endorsements of many
local organizations, including a
'number of Jewish societies. The
Veterans of Foreign \Viirs, Amer-
ican Legion Posts, Disabled Amer-
The third annual picnic of the
ican %Voir Veterans and Naval Re-
Kvutzah lvrith will be held at Deo
serve Posts are among those that
Park-Island in Orion, Mich., on
end, rAil Dr. Buck.
Sunday, Sept. 2. Machines taking
Dr. Buck, in addreming Jewish
the members to the piclie place
groups among them Detroit Lodge
will leave Miss E. Kutnik's home,
No. al, Knights of Pythias, pointed
out. that there is no Jewish county 920 Holbrook, at 10 a. m. sharp
physician, and pledged that if An interesting musical pro:trim
elect 'I he will strive to have OM' and games have been arranged.

who represented the Orthodox
Zionist organization at the last
session of the Zionist General
Council when the Jewish Agency
was discussed, were severely
criticized for their oppositional
stand by Rabbi I.. Ostrowski of
Jerusalem.
Palestine Jewry, he stated, was
dissatisfied with the stand taken
by II. Farbstein lit the Berlin ses-
Mon who the aewish .Agency was
debated.
Criticises Le•dero.
Rabbi Berlin in reporting on the
conditions of the Orthodox Zion-
ist organization, lashed the leaders
of the local Mizrachi branches for
"concentrating un local politics,"
forgetting that their main pur-
pose was the work for Palestine
and the inculcation of Orthoolocs
ideals. The central office of the
organization finds itself in a dn.
cult financial position, he stated,
urging candidates for election to
the World Mizrachi Executive to
placed in that oflh.e. He said that
snake sure. before accepting their
he would leave the choice to the
JUDGE GEORGE M. READ
posts, that their local organisa-
Mainionides Medical Society.
tion Si ill secure the part of tho
o Dr. Buck had a eheekered career. WINS GREAT SUPPORT
budget it undertakes to contribute.
• As physician, soldier, son of a Mill- FOR HIS ELECTION
MRS. A. KASLE
Some difficulty developed when
inter, member of many fraternal
a question was raised as to
organizations, he has taken part in
Frt` medical and surgical care
whether the sessions were to be day, Oct. 2, at 7 n. m., at Jericho' is number of activities in Michigan.
Temple.
Tickets
are
obtainable
for crippled children, whose pal -
open to the public and press.
Born in this state, he attended
The delegates from Germany from the chairman, Mrs. Eva Pol- , the public schmols of Detroit and cults cannot atford to pay for treat •
and the representatives of the lack, 2940 Chicago boulevard.
graduated from the Detroit College mod, adequate mothers' pensions
The society extends thanks to of Medicine and Surgery in 1911, and it sympathetic attitude toward
youth organizations demanded
juvenile delinquents, are among
that the sessions be of an execu- Mrs. A. Kasle for the use of her and has practices! medicine here
the tenets in the program of Judop.
tive nature. The delegates from home for the last affair, which
sintt e L - n following his graduation George M. Read, of the Probat•
the United States and Poland in- proved a success.
and Juvenile Courts, whose candi-
,
from
medical
school,
he
acted
as
sisted that the sessions be open.
health officer of St. Clair Heights dacy for election to succeed himself
The proposal for secret sessions
has won support throughout the
before it WWI annexed to Detroit.
was abandoned only after the
He was also health officer of Grosse county.
members of the praesidium, Cy-
sludge Brad ha s been identi6cd
Pointe
Township.
dahah Bubhck and L. I. arbston,
with juvenile court work in Wayne
Dr. Buck has been a member of
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threatened to resign.
the Michigan National Guard since County for nearly •20 years, first
Get Vote of Confidence.
community has ever contributed to
1915. He served on the Mexican as clerk and then rising to his pres-
A unanimous vote of confidence its maintenance fund sufficient
Border as First Lieutenant, and in ent position as judge. Ile was up-
and appreciation for the work money to meet its share of child-
the World War as First Lieutenant, pointed to the bench by Governor
done during the past year was care cost. It is praiseworthy that
Captain and Maior. Ile is now a Fred W. Green, on June 16, last
given to the leadership of the Miz- this is the first public appeal for colonel in the Michigan National year, following the death of Judge
rachi, Orthodox Zionist Organiiza- funds since 1865, and as we do not Guard, commanding 107th Medical Edgar C. Durfee. In announcing
the appointment, Governor Green
tion, at its international confer- have funds for capital purposes, Regiment, 32nd Division.
ence in session here, following a we feel justified in asking the pub-
Dr. Buck's father was the late mid:
debate of several days on the re- lie whom we have so generously Rev. William S. Buck, minister of
"George M. Read, who has been
port of the administration.
served to assist us; in our worthy the Presbyterian Church located at connected with the probate court
Prior to the vote Rabbi Meyer and very necessary undertaking.
as
register of the juvenile division
Cadillac and Goethe street.
Berlin, president of the organiza-
Athletic Activities.
for 16 years, has had a large part
in
assisting
Judge Henry S. Ilul-
tion, answered in detail the criti-
The painstaking solicitude of
in building the Juvenile Court
cism of many delegates declaring the Home's management for the
of
Wayne
County
until it has
that the Jerusalem headquarters health of its wards is best evidence
achieved nation-wide fame. Because
had to carry on its work under by the seven-year record. Two days
h B" is th e
" Cohen
difficult conditions, not having re- before the annual meeting in July a of an original poem read by Fred- of Judge Reads experience and
moved sufficient assistance and co- boy of time died of cancer and that e rick William Wile, former politi- eminent fitness, I shall tender hint
operation on the part of the fed- was the first death to occur among
al correspondent located at the the appointment."
III'nojs,.I I
f
erations in the various countries. the average daily population of
ational capital, at a recent special .
Read came to Michigan when he
The Mizrachi World Conference 400 children in seven years. One
unctions of the Ir nai I3'rith lodge
ended its sessions here early death from a definitely fatal disease n Washington, D. C. The poem was 16 years old and entered the
Ile fin-
University of Michigan.
Thursday morning with the elec- under any condition in over a mil-
elebrates the prowess of Andy
his preparatory course there,
tion of an executive composed of lion child care (lays is indeed a C ohen, famous second basement, Isl."
and studied two years in the uni.
four members. Those elected record. This has been made possi-
ho made his debut in the Na- versity law school and one year in
•ere Rabbi Mayer Berlin of jeru- ble through the careful watebing of
Tonal League as a member of the the Detroit College of Law. After
salem, Rabbi Aaron Teitelbaum each child, the daily attenitance of
ew York Giants. The closing graduating, he spent two years with
of New York, Rabbi J. L. Fishman a physician, two dentists and two
tanza is:
ii Detroit law tiro and was ad-
of Jerusalem, and Daniel Pinkus trained nurses. Our children have
ti mitted to the bar. In 1909, he ro-
Tim bodi ma hit. It soared atoft.
The latter was been subjected to all ailments and
of Jerusalem.
(Tice,' his appointment to Probate
flirted with the sky.
charged with hesponsibility for theldiseases common to childhood, but
00 Giants now were in with runs. and Count. Ile is 4.1 years aid.
financial and economic affairs of we have been able to properly care
victory wan nigh.
for them under extremely adverse And how' that night the East Side rang
the (organization.
• nil Bang •nd danced with Jo),
A general council of 48 mem- conditions created by the unwhole-
"Street Angel" Opens the
F I 15 baseball's newest king was crowned
bees was elected, including the fol- some atmosphere of the antiquated
—Cohen. the Jewish hoe'.
New FOX Saturday, Sept. 15.
lowing from the United States: Home itself.
It's Breaking Records Every-
"Our boys and girls have their
Gedaliah Bublick, Rabbi Wolf
Gold, Baruch Schnur, Rabbi Jacob own athletic teams, scout troops. Checker Cabs Empire 7000 where. Let's Go, Detroit.
Levinson, Samuel Wilner, Abet- dramatic and musical clubs, and
ham Cohen, !tarry Karp and Rabbi make a creditable showing in all —
Cleveland contests in which they
Israel ROM' nberg..
compete. They are encouraged to
The Budget.
A budget to carry un the organ- read and the record for the past
e
ization's work was adopted, call- year shows more than 900 books a
ing fur an expenditure of £31836 month taken from our library. A
with an estimated income directly trained librarian assists the chit-
from the Mizrachi federation of dren in their selection of books and
£29,900. Together with the sub- counsels with them in their read-
sidy from the Zionist World Exe- ing. The children attend religious
cutive, the budget will amount to services on Friday evening, Satur-
£65,000. The conference decided day morning and on all holy days.
to enlarge the quotas allocates' to Religious instruction is given for
the individual Mizrachi federn- three periods a week. Children are
lions which participate in the confirmed at the age of 16.
"Nearly every community in the
Keren Eretz Israel. The quota for
the American federation was set middle west and especially the
at £23,000. A delegation consist- larger cities point with pride to
ing of prominent Mizrachi leaders graduates of the Orphan Home
wiill leave for the United States numbered among their useful and
most successful citizens. The gradu-
shortly after the high holydays.
In a special resolution, the con- ales have attested their apprecia-
ference expressed approval of the tion for the Home's care for them
stand taken, by the Mizrachi rep- by subscribing nearly $200,000 to
resentatives during the recent rev- their Alma Mutter's new building
skin of the Ziionist General Coun- fund of $1,600,000. They have ex-
cil in Berlin on the question of pressed their own loyalty and af-
the Jewish Agency. Simultaue- fection, but further than that they
ously a resolution was adopted want the dependent children of to-
urging the incoming executive to day and tomorrow to have the same
"defend the interests of Ortho- benefits and opportunities for a
dox Jewry in the extended Jewish decent chance in life that they
Agency. An appeal was made by themselves enjoyed. Eight of the
the conference to all factions of graduates of the Home are at pres-
Palestine Jewry to disregard the ent members of its boson .' of man-
advice of the ultra-Orthodox agernent and for many years the
Agudath Israel and to jnin the Home has numbered graduates
Keneseth Israel, the official body among its directors. As great as
of • the Palestine Jewish Com- is their devotion for the old Home
munity, as it will be set up under within whose walls they were
the provisions of the recently pro- reared, they realize that to eon.
mulgated Palestine Communities tinue in the antiquated sri - ore
situated in the center of Cle la
ordinance.
most vicious neighborhood WOU
imperial the health and e en the
VARIOUS FACTIONS IN
KEHILLAH morals of our wards."

Keep Sheriff Wilson's Staff Intact
By Voting For

Arthur H.

Hitchens

For Sheriff

PICNIC OF KVUTZAH
IVRITH ON SUNDAY

SHORT TERM

To I lold Office from Nov. 15 to

Dee.

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COMPETENT, COURTEOUS, EFFICIENT

PRIMARIES

SENT.

4.

Donated by Jewish Friends

LEADER OF I. 0. B. B.
LAUDS ORPHAN HOME

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VOTE FOR

"COHEN AT THE BAT" hest

Doan of the Way. County delegation, having served six terms
in the Legislators. Member of the committee on city corpora.
bone. Has defeated numerous bill. tr.at were de, '1 t^,
Way. County. Noted as a parliament,- n.

on

MIZRACHI VICTORY
SEEN BY LEADERS

Henry Walters
Joseph V. Walker

M. J. Murphy
Arthur T. Waterfall

Wm. M. MacLachl•n Mark A. Wilson
Frank J. Willette
Albert Meyer
Henry Wiseman
William E. Mettler
Pierce E. Wright
John Miller

, CUT THIS OUT AND TAKE TO POLLS

ROBERT F. GALEN
F

OR

County Treasurer

Republican Candidate

PRIMARIES SEPT. 4. 1928

BIALYSTOK

BIALYSTOK. — (J. T. A.) —
Nearly all factions active in Jew- GALEN IS CANDIDATE
ish life will be represented in the FOR WAYNE TREASURER
democratic Kehillah.
The Zionists, the Agudath Is-
Robert F. Galen, Republican
rael, the artisans, the Bund, Jew- candidate' for treasurer of Wayne
ish labor party and a group of County, was born in Michigan 50
united synagogue's elmted three years ago and lived here all his life.
resentatives each; a group of mer- Mr. Galen was clerk in Judge
synagogues, the association of Jew- Dingeman's court. Ile is a credo-
representatives - each; pro-Zionist ate of the University of Detroit
ish house owners, elis•tell two rep- and his experience in the field of
chants, Democrats and the Miz- public service are varied and many.
rachi elected one reptesentative and they have won for him the sup-
each. port of many communal leaders.
Mr. Galen has been in the florist
business for the past seven years.
being the head of Galen's Flower
Shop located at 11029 to 11041
Kercheval avenue.
Mr. Galen announced that it .)s
his intention to put the treasurer's
office on a business basis. He de.
dares that he would be opposed to
hiring relatives in the County
Treasurer's suffice, or to have a
flower fund.
Joseph A. Walsh, former coun-
cilman, withdrew from the race in
Mr. Galen's favor.
In a statement, Mr. Galen said .
"I will resign in six months if
I do not end the present chaos in
the treasurer's office and hying it
the county
ctohuan: h t yi
, t,si o i,raikpar ‘ 4.. , i hcf esee7 fae nwri

RAY HUDGINS
BUICK GARAGE

as Freiwald has. I do not
AUTHORIZED BUICK SERVICE payroll,
have that many relatives."
Day and Night Service 24 Hours

"Itulck Mechanic. for Buick Automobiles"

Minor a. wen as

Nato, Repairs
Promptly Attended

To Place Monument for Late
Nathan Goodman.
Mrs. Sarah Goodman of 12677

Maximum Service and Tow
Roselawn announces that a monu-
$3.00
Charg•
ment will he placed on the grave of
Minimum Service and Toss
her late departed husband, Nathan
$1.00
Charge
Goodman, who died Nov. 9, 1927.
The monument will he placed at 2
p. m. Sunday. Sept. 9, at the
Chesed shel Emess Cemetery on o
Proprietor
41 Clairmount Ave. Empire 0732 Gratiot avenue.

R. F. MAYOTTE

JAMES CHENOT

(Chief Assistant Prosecuting Attorney)

FOR

PROSECUTOR

INDORSED B1

SIDNEY ALEXANDER

A. C. LAPPIN
MAURICE L. CAPLAN

FRED M. BUTZEL
A. BROWN
•ABRAM W. SEMPLINER NAT SHAPIRO
ADOLPH FINSTERWALD BENNY FRIEDMAN

DAVID

DR. CHARLES A. SMITH

Primaries Tuesday, Sept. 4

Paid for by Jewish friends

HENRY M. BUTZEL

DAVID W. SIMONS

ALVIN D. IIERSCH