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Radio
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PURIM BALL MARCH 26
EMBARRASSING MOMENTS
Mrs. Rose Berglass and her
Joseph Oppatachu, the noted
Always one of the brilliant sw- guest, Miss Tillie Marienthal, spent
lecturer, will deliver two interest-
ing lectures next week at the Jew- ial functions of the season, the an- last Thursday in Detroit.
„der Ito
!Mal Purim ball, sponsored by the
The many friends of Mrs. Max
Flint chapter of Hadassah, will (Ella) Schwartz, sister of the late
I be carried out in as elaborate de- Mrs. J. B. Goldman of this city,
Dieungulehed Author
! tail as usual on Tuesday evening. will be grieved to learn of her
Scientific Lecturer, Inventor and
• March 26, jn the ballroom of Ho- death on March 14 at Newark, N.
Instructor
tel Durant, in Flint.
J., after a short illness. Interment
ladio's Mysteries Simplified and
The various committees in took place at Mt. Hope Cemetery,
Revealed. Non-Technical and
eharge have been busily engaged Rochester. N. Y., on Sunday,.
Easily Understood
the last mouth in perfecting ar- March 17. The deceased is our-
for
Day and Evening CI
rangements to make the ball an sue- vived by one son, Dr. EdgarG.'
)ealer. Salesman, Service Man,
, eess. During the last week a list LenhofT, of Ft. Leavenworth, Kas.
dodder. Installer and Novice.
. 01 liaise who will act as patrons
Abner Goldman has returned
and patronesses has been an-
and M rs. from Rochester, N. Y where he
ns
Mr'
fau "'
"1
um.
""
Mrs.
Joseph
Ben Agree, Mr. and
attended
the funeral of his aunt,
Ella Schwarz.
111 . ek, N1r. and Airs. Philip Cats- Sirs.
544 Woodward Ave.
man, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Good-
Detroit
4andolidt 9134
man, IIr. and Mrs. I. II. Cilldick,
W ■ releas
Trixie Friganza In Person at
1,2,,,
Mr. toul ND's. Milton Harris, Mr.
Telegraphy
Mr. and 'Air s.
I , ,, 0.7
Hollywood Theater.
and MI', se er
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Liiins Le.ster 51r. and Mrs. Sam
Alfred
M
r.
and
Miss
t,,,.,i,isotol,
Trixie Friganza, like Eva Tan-
i M r. and Mrs. Moses
: M. Itogof,
go on
and on
Rosenth al, Eli Rosenblum, Mr. and guay, seems able to her
audiences
DANCE AND DINE
Mrs. Edward Rosenberg, Mr. and forever, holding
Sol Rottenberg, Mr. and Mrs. with the same power as of old.
' Mrs.
Seitner, Mr. and Mrs. Trixie, after many years absence
. 1 Detroit's Newest and
Si27MBIld
Nate Seitner, Mr. and Mrs. Eman- front a Detroit stage is appearing
Finest Restaurant
uel Salters, Mr. and Mrs. Harry , on the Holly•st•od Theater's pro-
JOSEPH OPPATACHU
nd
Melbourne aventa.., 1Vinegarden, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
gram
Sunday
Thursday a hit.
again
she
scores to
a [smashing
isli Center, 31
Ellis War-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
On Sunday evening, March 31, Wolin',
the topic of his subject will la- re n. ' Iler extended
songs,
witticisms
and
are varied
all su m.
o ff erings
individual
" A
A cordial invitation in this at- tiled
"The Jewish Colonies in Soviet
up in a clever act entitled
all
Detroiters
to
at
0V0IIIIO2','
t0
On NIontlay
Russia."
fair and the :timmittee in charge Bag O'Trix," which clicks from
Anril
1, his Novel
subject
be -The,
Historical
in will
the World
and , will see that all visitors will feel wings
tht• moment
she steps from the
.
Yiddish 1.iterature. Both lectures at home. The proceeds from this
"W om•n They Talk About," a
tdrair
will
go
teward
Hadassah
i
o Palestine Vitaphone production with a large
renitence at 8:30.
' wrk in
number of speaking sequences, en-
t olains on the screen, featuring
TO SHOP PLAYS
Irene Rich, Audrey Ferris, \V ill-
ROSENBLOOMS ON
ism Collier, Jr., and Claude Gillen.
24
SUNDAY, MARCH
The supporting vaudeville bill
- is also excellent. Krugel and Rob-
Bringing to a close a season that BUSINESS MEN! Is your busi- les in "That Laugh That Makes
has been replete with thrilling con-
4120 Fenkell at Livernois
ness showing any profits? A You Laugh." Robinson and Fish-
tests as well as one that can be con-
careful audit•of your books will en have a neat musical oddity
sidered the first in Detroit's pro-
Chinese and American Dishes
show you just exactly what you which scores heavily.
basketball history that has lxvii a
are doing. I am an expert pub-
success, both financially and games
lic accountant and make a spe-
The beautiful decorative
won and lost, Tool Shop Hard-
cialty of drawing monthly and
effects and the refined atmos-
ware's popular tenni will end this
annual reports. My fees are
phere that pervades here will
season Sunday afternoon at Dance-
extremely reasonable. Address
delight you.
land. Their opponents will be the
Box 100, Detroit Jewish Chron-1
Cleveland Itosenblooms who ap-
isle.
peared here about a month ago.
Since their first appearance here ROOM F'OR RENT-A desirable
Cleveland has added another
The Only Direct Route
furnished steam-heated room
former Celtic player to their ranks.
fur lady or gentleman. 267
IN ith
Ile is Johnny Beckman.
Elmhurst, near Linwood. Arl-
Beckman, Cleveland is bringing
ington 5877-W.
$13.00
the same nitn that left such a fav-
BUFFALO
°table impression with Detroit FOR RENT-Large steam-heated
fans. They are Joe Laphchick,
furnished room for gentleman
NIAGARA FALLS
or couple. Convenient to street
HAMILTON, TORONTO, Pete Barry, Dutch Dehnert, Carl
Ilusta, Rich Deighan, J. Kerr.
car and bus transportation. In-
$6.25
quire M. Schwartz, 3428 Fen-
The Ch•veland team has been
playing every night since playing
kell, Arlington 10448.
WILKES - BARRE
in
Detroit,
and
all
told
will
prob-
SCRANTON
ably play over 110 games this sea- WANTED-Light, airy, well fur-
$11.00
nished room and board for eld-
t•n a nd not losing more e than 20.
erly lady in strictly kosher home,
8: 15 A. M. Two Tripe, 8.30 I'. M. s Probable lineups for both cams
near Twelfth street between
will be: Cleveland, Beckman and
Linea liarry,
g forwards; s• Lapchick, center; Clairmount and Seward. Ad-
Nia ara Martz
2228 Woodward Ave.
Cherry 6468
guards.
dress Box 320, Detroit Jewish
and
Husta
and
De
THE FOX THEATER IS OPPOSITE US
Chronicle.
For Tool Shop, Goldstein and
Schechter, forwards; Gunn, center,
Beautifully fur-
and Tennenbaum and Kazlusky, I FOR RENT -
guards, nished room with small family
iminaries,
I the Tl ierr s e t % gv(i ,i 1 , 1 ,g beoi t l w ao t 117 31 0
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LEARN
RADIO
Greatest Muter
J. C. HOOVER
When you meet your
propective In-Laws ... for the first time
. . . be
Hoover Institute
nonchalant . . Light
They
a Mural
taste just like
they did 20 years ago
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Chinese
Princess
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Cafe
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THE
A WIDE CHOICE OF COLORS
AT NO EXTRA COST
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TEACHER, experi-
Join the Builders o of Zion.111EBREW is ev, s, :lo1 g‘ie v r e se p, r ii via nt e 1 In ez
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Palestine
Give
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Appeal.
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brew and English. Reasonable
rates. Call Longfellow 6846 at
B o'clock any evening.
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FIAT FOR RENT-Virginia Park ,
near Fourteenth; modern lower
YOUR LAUNDRY INDIVIDU-
duplex; 6 rooms, heated, janitor,
ALLY-WASHED AND CARE- I service, 2 baths, separate show-
er, Frigidaire. Empire 1116-11
FULLY HAND IRONED
or Euclid 6524.
Low Fares Everywhere
$2.50
5.00
3.50
6.00
CHICAGO
CINCINNATI
CLEVELAND
PITTSBURGH
Mary Davis
HAND
LAUNDRY
For Information
Call
SUNNY
SOUTH
LINES
thousands
FOR RENT -1.arge furnished
room for one or two gentlemen;
all modern conveniences; small
private family of adults; with
or without garage. Euclid 1014.
1989 Gladstone.
FOR RENT-Large sleeping room
for one or two ladies or gentle-
men or young couple. Modern
apartment with shower. Private
family; no other roomers. Home
privileges. Very reasonable.
2014 Blaine, Apt. 24, between
Twelfth and Fourteenth.
12168 Dexter Boulevard
Phone Longfellow 1185
RE-ELECT
Bagley Ave., cor. Grand River
melding its
challenge by tens of
FOR RENT-A nice furnished
room for couple or single, with
whole house privileges. Long-
fellow 7054. 2732 Sturtevant
Ave.
RAND. 3600
tlw high point of ALL
ESSEX selling records
FOR RENT-Large airy room; all
conveniences; garage if neces-
vary; convenient to bus and car
3220 Gladstone Ave.
lines.
Garfield 13404.
1
ROSE LIPSITZ has recently
opened a piano school at 2044
Clairmount Ave.; can take care
of few additional pupils. For
appointment phone Garfield
3763-J.
- Business couple or
11 1 WANTED
two young ladies to share beau-
Jackrabbit
Lines
tiful apartment in northwest
section. References. Call Sun-
day. Garfield 45454.
Through Service
DETROIT
TO
PITTSBURGH
VIA
YOUNGSTOWN
$5-CINCINNATI -$ 5
LOUISVILLE, KY.-$8.50
RIDE THE
COLONIAL STAGES
BRENNAN
JUDGE JOHN V.
RECORDER'S COURT
BOWLING GREEN, 01110....8 2 . 86
2.76
FINDLEY, OHIO
a.20
KENTON, OHIO
11.70
IIELI.EFONTAINE. 02110
8.90
URBANA. OHIO
.00
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO
4.25
DAYTON. OHIO
6.00
CINCINNATI. 01110
5 SO
LAWRENCEBURG.
•• 6.90
AURORA. 1140.
RISING SUN. IND.
6.90
VEVAY, IND.
7.40
MADISON, IND.
CIO
LOUISVILLE. EY. .....
TWICE DAILY
8:30 P. M.
8 A. M.
All Seats Reserved at
515 GRAND RIVER
ENDORSED BY THE BAR
Election April
ASSN.
1st, 1929
PAID FUR lit. A FRIEND
Auction! Auction! Auction!
Thousands of people.
have saved thousand. of dolls. by et-
lo
929
our •uctions . Sale •tarte at
' tending
m. and continues throughout the day
■ s.
• .
Remember the d•te.
land event',
Wed nmday, January 16
YOC1C EY BROS. AUCTION ROOM
4303 FIKIrt.11th Avenue
F. A. Yukon. Auctioneer.
BETWEEN CASS AND BAGLEY
CLIFFORD 0133
M.
Granite
Monuments
MANUEL URBACH
sad
Women Prefer
Pony Express Coaches
to CHICAGO
Glendale sue
Now In our New Location
7723 TWELFTH STREE
Euclid 7192
•••
Coupe - • • 725
,alls tumble seal)
FOR RENT Attractive bedroom
in private family. Home-like
surroundings, and board op-
Inquire Mrs. Stone,
tional.
11526 Dexter Blvd.
WANTED-Jewish practical nurse
wishes employment. Call Lin-
coln 5689-W.
RENT - A nice light rOOIll
a young lady or gentleman.
Meals if desired. 3339 Blaine,
near Dexter.
FOR RENT-Newly decorated
room in congenial, modern
home. Near three car and bus
West GPhil adelphia, off
lines.
ar field 8852-J.
Fou rteenth.
A United Jewry for Pal-
estine's Cause. Subscribe to
the U. P. A.
Build Palestine Now. Sub-
scribe to the United Pales-
tine Appeal.
Checker Cabs. Empire 7000
Standard Sudan SirIS
Town Sudan - 1459
850
Roadster -
Convertible
Coupe - - 895
Its acceptance is the talk everywhere. Again and again the largest
production ever planned by Essex has had to be increased to meet this
remarkable demand.
The results of Challenger Week by nation-wide proofs--in perform-
ance, reliability and economy have extended the advantages of this
big, fine car with the force of universal appeal.
Essex the Challenger Features and
Standard Equipment Includes:
With its oven challenge, that ex-
cepts no car
Patented Super - Six adrentages eliminating
vibration 4 Hydraulic stunk absorbers --
New type double action 4-wheel brakes uni-
formly effective in all nearby, :thole 70
miles an hour 80 all day tang Starter,
- with its 24'; greater power and
70-mile-an-hour performance
- with its greater beauty, adult-
size capacity, riding ease and
economy
- and with its brilliant chassis
quality and fine, large bodies -
Essex establishes also an out-
standing leadership In obvious
VALUE. It offers an ensemble of
and tile( Inc gauge for fuel and oil on thigh
-Greater operation etimottly Radiator
shutters for heat control .4 ∎ HtlerOble rears,
front and rear II eatherpronf doors, rattle
proof windows. silent body construction -
All bright parts Chromium-plated saddle
lamps windshield wiper rear, 04 mirror
---electtolock - tontrolf un steering wheel.
FOR RENT-Large, light, fur-
nished room. 2239 West Phila-
delphla, downstairs.
If you haven't attended our weekly FOR
for
you must get Into the
unttlon in 1928
lenger.
AND UP
- - 5695
Coach
2-Pass. Coupe - 695
695
Phaeton -
FOR SALE - 1927 Chevrolet
coupe, in perfect running condi-
tion; special accessories; owner
leaving city. Real bargain. Ad-
dress Box 200, Detroit Jewish
Chronicle.
TO
INTERSTATE TRANSIT. INC.
For Safety and Comfort
691
at factory
WANTED-Young lady wishes
housekeeping position in re-
spectable Jewish family. Excel-
lent cook. Phone Longfellow
1153.
TOLEDO, AKRON AND
Jackrabbit Bus Station
1735 Cass Avenue
Clifford 6855
4
With Super-Six owners by tens of thousands, repeating on Essex, the
most spontaneous welcome ever extended a 6-cylinder car has brought
hosts of car owners from every price and size field to Essex the Chal-
Hamtramck Branch
11672 Jos. Campau Ave.
Tel. Arlington 9877
Dearborn
Eastwood Motor
sou S.
Sales
Gratiot Ave, E. Detroit.
Hodges Auto Sale.
Telephone Columbi• 1300
Wholes•le and Retail Salesrooms WOODWARD AT GARFIELD
P•rts and Senice, 481 CANFIELD AVE. W. Night •nd Sunday Service-C•11 Glendale 10184
Branch Office-1510 Bro•dw•y-Randolph 3579
Metropolitan Dealers:
BAILEY MOTOR
Farmington
Crump Motor Sales
1337.9 State St., Lincoln Puk
Schineetnae, Kruse!! k
Cunningham.
Redford
SALES
111323 Jahn R. St.
BAKER MOTOR SALES
7wellth St.
Fonda).
Lake Drive Garage
They represent several hundred
visible dollars' worth of additional
value, and are another reason for
the enormous success which Essex
the Challenger has enjoyed from
the outset.
Aaron DeRoy Motor Car Co.
SUBURBAN DEALERS
Fay Motor Sale.
car equipment identified only
with costly cars, and available,
when at all, only as "extras," at
extra cost on cars of Essex price.
In Essex the Challenger a com-
plete, law big "Six"- these items
o f course are standard.
fine
BEGIN BROTHERS
10039 Kerchual
DEUTSCH BROS.
13818 Gratiot
MOTOR SALES
7736 Harper Ana.
KAISER
KERO & SCHOENHERR
113037 Van Dyke Ave.
NORTHWESTERN MOTOR
SALES
6201 Grand River
O'BRIEN MOTOR SALES
4249 W. Fort St.
SNETHKAMP AUTO SALES
CO.
7731 Groton Ave.
WALKER MOTORS, INC.
13340 Woodward
ROTHFUSS MOTOR SALES
6320 14k bites
RUND
MOTOR SALES
BM Mack Ave.
JOHN R. TAYLOR CO.
10440 Crud River Ave.
RAYNAL BROTHERS
9103 Chalmers Ave.
TRIANGLE MOTOR SALES
30041 Gentler Avis.
Side Brands
East
14937 E. Jefferson
Tel.
At Wayburn.
Lenox 3077
SUBURBAN DEALERS
Ideal Garage
River R./.
Doss Motor Selo.
Royal Oak
Laishoff Sales & Senior
14311 IL Jefferson
St. Clair Sham
Hudson
Wayne CO.
Ways.
Harry T. Carver, Jr.
Wyandotte