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DR. BORIS D. BOGEN ELECTED PRESIDENT
CONFERENCE OF JEWISH SOCIAL SERVICE

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Dashkin were elected as members
of the executive committee for
three-year terms, and Benjamin
i;lasslorg of Milwaukee was
Intact for two years to serve an
unexpired term.
At its closing session the confer-
ence pissed a resolution approving
the nodvement to establish old-age
pensions and old-age insurance
systems by b gislative enactment
by the various states.
Dr. Herbert Adolphus Nliller of
Ohio State Unkersity, in the prin-
cipal address of the closing educa-
tional session of the conference,
-poke on cultural elements in
American Jewish life and their
,clue to American democracy. Dr.
Miller maintained that racial
groups cannot survive on tradition
alone and dacha rod that while so-
cial values must be conserved a:
long as there is value in them,
"next steps" otti..t be taken before
ultimate values arc attempted.
PERLMAN CHOSEN
Reports on New York Survey.
I. 0. It A. HEAD
Representatives 0 f the Jewish
.1TLAN'FIC CIT1'.-(.1. T. A.
community of New York presented - -Formai Congressman Nathan D.
a preliminary report on the com- I'd rlman of New York nets elected
munal resources of the biggest without opposition Grand Master
Jewish city in the world as shown of the Independent Order !Frith
in findings to be completed this Abraham, succeeding Max Silver-
fall after a three-year study. Dr. stein, who, by a rising vide of the
1.da , K. Frankel 1/ f New York pre- delegates, was honored for his two
sided at the meeting addressed by years of service.
Iles. Sidney C. Borg on family w,f.
The convention adopted a reso-
fare, Ludwig Vogelstein to Jewish lution deploring 'outrages against
education, and Fred M. Stein on Jewish religion, education and
health.
Zionism is Ituesia." Through an-
The estimated rates of the de- other resolution, the order de-
pendency today in terms of Jew- cided to participate ld, the unveil-
ish population is 10 per 1,000 for ing of the Baylis SA111'11011 monu-
Nlanhattan and the Bronx and 4 ment in New York.

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LAWRENCE TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE

3374 Lawrence at Dexter

Arlington 3765

Open Every Day.

Shevouth Greetings to All

Dr. Benjamin F. Bragg

Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon
General Practice and Obstetrics

Res. Longfellow 3983-Office Longfellow 3983

PENINSULAR BANK BUILDING

Corner Livernois and Fenkell

Shevuoth Greetings to All My Jewish Friends
and Customers

Geo. B. Russe

EMB:IRRASSING MOMENTS

When

STENOGRAPHER BEGIN-
NER-Desirous of secur-
ing valuable experience, to
assist secretary in law of-
fice; pleasant surround-
ings. State age, education,
lowest salary to start. Ad-
dress Box 31 0, Detroit
Jewish Chronicle.

Randolph 3582

Shevuoth Greetings to All

CITRIN & KOLB

FOR RENT--Five-room complete-
ly furnished flat in desirable
neighborhood. 9182 North
Martindale Ave.

TO RENT-.k large, commodious
bedroom, with private family;
all modern conveniences. 3,'ird
Leicester Court, Apt. 105.

pull. a pair of )ourwife's silk stockings out of

your pocket ... be no/who/ma ... Light a 111'IIAD.

They taste just like

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they did 20 years ago

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PHILOMATHIC ENDS TS
SIXTY-FIRST SEMESTER

Thirty-one yea!, ago a group of
11 Jewish students of the Detroit
Central high School, wh o had b e en
denied membership in the only
f drensic society in the school at
that time, formed what seas
as tilt` 111110111athiC Debating Club.

FOR RENT-Summer cottage, 6
room, screened porches. Cass
Lake, one block from lake. For
particulars call Euclid 2467-11.

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already planned numerous events,
including a banquet, a debate with
the l'i Kappa Delta, national hon-
orary forensic fraternity at the
Detroit City College, and the six-
teenth annual oratorical contest.
Herman A. August and :Maurice
Morse will again donate the i.toldl
and silver medals for the best and
second best speakers.

Contribution to the Flower Fund
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
has been received its memory of
Max Fruhauf from Arthur FL Fix-
ed and Rowland I'. Fixed.

TOMBSTONE SETTING

A family tombstone was erected
at Memorial Park, Chicago, Ill., on
May 26, in memory of the late
Isaac Wax, who passed away one
year ago, May 19.

full kitchen and bedroom; newly
FOR RENT-A large, beautiful
decorated; tile bath, Frigidaire:
room its a nice home for one- or
everything complete to last de-
two gentlemen; rent reasonable.
tail, including piano, victrola,
11703 Broadstreet. Call Gar-
etc. Reasonable rent to respon-
field 1333.
sible couple. Milton Aron-
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helm, 2035 West Euclid. Phone FOR RENT-A nice furnished
Garfield 8124-J.
room for two friends or a cou-
ple. Rochester, near Dexter.
Members
WANTED-Counselors for volun-
Call Garfield 0885-M.
New York Stock Exchange
teer work at camp; no sa l a rN ,
New York Cotton Exchange
FOR
RENT-A
very
fine
fur-
all expenses paid from Detroit;
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
nished room, with garage if de-.
Box 315, Detroit Jewish Chron-
MAX SIMON
Chicago Board of Trade
icle.
sired, tar couple ar young lady.
Detroit Stock Exchange
3758 Edison Ave. Gar, 195fi-Ii. These 11 charter members are
New York Curb-Associate
Quirr, restful farm resort; ac-
Louis Wine, Louis Smilansky, Saul
Stocks-Bonds
otntionlates families for sum-
Hartz, Benjamin Salzstein, Meyer
Grain-Cotton
mer; Jewish cooking (not A. Z. A. NO. 63 ELECTS
t c e:;.11 : .i pt
s i,lin .a,(1.: r rit(t
s. entwil;', Saul Meis.
SAM LACIIMAN
kosher), Write for particulars
Fishbaine, Jacob
FEILER
ALEPH
GODOL
to Box 360, Detroit Jewish
Carl M. Deakin, Manager
Chronicle.
/ 328.32 Buhl Bide.
Cad. 4332

3443 Fenkell, Cor. Dexter,
Hemlock 0706-W
12847 Linwood, Cor Buena Vista Longfellow 0151
9745 Linwood, Cor. Rochester

Shevouth Greetings to All My Jewish Friends
and Customers

THOMAS
PATTERN WORKS

Wood and Metal Patterns of Every
Description

Estimates Cheerfully Given on All Work

Shevuoth Greetings to All My
Jewish Friends and Customers

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NORTHWESTERN

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
room suitable for young man or
young lady, in private fancily.
3773 Richton, upstairs. Gar-
field 0126-M.

ELECTRIC CO.

FOR RENT - Young married
couple just furnishing a new
home have nice large room for
a lady or gentleman. Call 3201
Gladstone Ave., Apt. 32.

C. M. GARWOOD, Proprietor

Electrical Construction
and Repairs

35 years old, would like
to meet gentleman of good hab-
its. Object, matrimony. Ad-
drc•s Box 405, Detroit Jewish
Chronicle.

Fixtures of All Kinds

FOR RENT - Beautifully fur-
nished airy room in new, quiet
home. Very best conveniences.
Suitable for refined lady or gen-
tleman. Reasonable rent.
Phone Garfield 6729.W., Ad-
dress 9110 Fourteenth, near
Clairmount, upstairs.

Tel. Hogarth 4077

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ROOM TO RENT-Elegantly fur-
nished room, newly decorated,
near Dexter Blvd, bus, with
young family; room suitable for
a single gentleman or a young
couple. Call or phone Garfield
8516-W. 3777 Lawrence.

Call

HARRY MILLER

FOR YOUR NEW BUILDING

Folt RENT - Beautifully fur-
nished front room, three win-
dows; King Ave. between John
R. and Brush. Reasonable. Em-
pire 14143.

Alterations and Remodeling
In Plumbing and Heating

F'OR RENT-Furnished room for
lady, gentleman or couple; must
be seen to be appreciated. 2257
Hazelwood, Euclid 4775-W.

7529 PURITAN
LONGFELLOW 8349
Residence: Longfellow 4088

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Shevuoth Greetings to All Our Jewish
Friends and Customers

Gratiot Tire Co.

TWO SToRES

181 EAST JEFFERSON
Randolph 9366

2101 GRAND RIVER
Randolph 9233

MEMBERS:
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
COLUMBUS STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

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FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room with small private family.
No other roomers. 9603 North
Martindale, or call Euclid
9556-M.

CHICAGO CANTORS
HEAR ADDRESS BY
REV. ZALUDKOWSKY

Rev. Elijah Zaludkowsky, can-
tor of Congregation Shaarcy Ze-
dek, addressed the Aguilath Hake-
hiloth anti Union of Chazoim of
Chicago on Wednesday, at the
People's Institute on D o uglas
boulevard.
Rev. Zaludkowsky spoke on
"Chazanuth and Judaism."
On Thursday he was entertained
at is social gathering arranged by
the Chicago cantors.
Rev. Zaludkowsky announces
the completion for early publica-
tion of his latest book on "Die
Kultirtreger fun der . Yiddisher
Liturgic."

To Unveil Double Tombstone
For Laizer Wolf and
Faigel Ashinaky.

on Thursday morning, JUIle 20,
the unveiling of a double tombstone
over the graves of Laizer wolf and
('hays' Faigel kshinsky will take
place at the Ma-hpelah Cemetery.
The ehildren acid relatives Of the
&llama' will steel for the ceme-
tery promptly al 4.:10 of that morn-
ing from lb. residence of Rabbi
Aaron St. Ashinsky, 2083 Glad-
stone a - -erRIV, brother of the de-
m ass el.. Friends and sympathizers
of the family who would pal-tie:pate
will pleased call at the time and
place designated.

"Chu-muck-la" is a Healing
Water Prescribed for
Many Ailments.

"Chu-muck-la" healing water
OR RENT-Large front room has twen prescribed by physicians
for two gentlemen; very pleas- for the following ailments:
ant; twin beds. Reasonable.
Stomach troubles (Indigestion,
2205 West Euclid, corner Four- Dyspepsia, Ulcerated Stomach),
teenth. Garfield 6773-J.
Bright's disease, diabetes, dysten-
tery, bowel, kidney, liver and blad-
FOR RENT-Large room nicely der troubles, gall
stones, kidney
furnished; home comforts; all stones, open and running sores, all
conveniences; good location; skin diseases,
'
eczema, pellagra,
reasonable. Mrs. Chazin, 2266 blood troubles, rheumatism.
I'ingree, Garfield 4925-W.
Detroit headquarters for "Chu-
muck-la" are at Artesia Water
I ompany, 5021-25 Junction avenue.
Expert Brake Service 1 phone Walnut 4851.

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Checker Cabs. Empire 7000

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$15.00

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Also New Yea. Vu Wilke.-Barre
and Scranton.

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Detroit Chapter No 63 of the
J. SIIERLINE-First-class
A. Z. A. held semi-annualelection
dering for weddings and par-
Sunday, June 9.
15650 Linwend. Long-
The officers for the ensuing terns
felloev 7252.
arc: Jess Feller, aleph godol; Zel-
It:MS•11C INTERIOR DECORA- don Cohen, aleph signs; Jack Ro-
uts We do {minting, elects-' senfeld, aleph rnaskir; David Wie-
rating and plastering. Guaran- ner, aleph gisbor; Leonard Gold-
teed work. 1.. Nathanson, 2957 , stien, aleph shotore godol; Sidney
Gladstone. Phone Garfield 5128 Marko!, aleph shotore ketone; Sol
from Ito 10 a. at tsnd4to11 Rosenman, aleph sofar, and Sm-
ut I Charfoos, aleph kohn godol. In-
p.
stallation Will be held in several
FOR RENT-Desirable room for weeks.
one or two in relined Jewish
Sunday morning, at the Long-
fellow Playground, Chapter 63
home. Empire 7743-M.
played Chapter 03. Detroit Chap-
FOR RENT-Room with kitchen ter 63 was the victor by a score
privileges, with family of adults; a 20 to 11,
suitable for lady or couple.
2552 Taylor Ave., Apt. 3. Phone
Euclid 10226.

217 IRON STREET, Near East Jefferson
Edgewood 0174

13341 HARTWELL

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Flower Fund.

LA SA1.1.1:, 5741-Large brick
home, 3-car garage. ‘Ve will FOR RENT-Light, airy room for
sell our equitay to a first mort-
couple or. gentleman. Inquire
gage at a sacrifice for cash. 409
2610 Webb, Apt. 201.
Griswold, fourth floor.
OFFICE FOR RENT for doctor,
13201 Linwood, corner Tyler,
FURNISHED 4 large rooms, heal-
second floor. Apply at drug
ed, in large private furnished
store on ground floor.
apartment; large living, dining,

COMPANY

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INSURANCE

2518 UNION TRUST BLDG.

per 1,000 in Brooklyn, according
to Mrs. Borg.
Fred M. Stein in his report as
chairman of the medical care sec-
tion of the survey reported that •
in 1917 a little over 82,000. 000,
was spent for the knaintenance of
1:! Jewish hospitals in the me-
tropolis and that in 1927, 17 Jew-
ish hospitals spent $ 1 1,357,0 00 .
Rabbi Solomon Goldman of
Cleveland, in an address to the
delegates, madly a plea against as-
similation and universalism. - The
.pew in America," said Rabbi
Goldman, - encounters the most
formidable foe and gravest cln,!.
lenge. Will he pour out 4.1mit
years of history for the dellt:ht-
of chewing gum, hosiery and
safety razors?"
Delegates to the conferetwe
from Detroit were: Milford Stern,
vice-president of the Jewish Cen-
ters Association; Mrs. Rose Lip-
son, Sam Levine and Meyer Blatt.
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Pony Express
to Chicago
$5.00

All Steel Coaches

Colonial Stages

GREAT

LAKES TO GULF
AIR CUSHION SEATS
All New Coaches

Reclining Chairs

Union
Lines

$6-Pittsburgh-$6

NATHAN SHUR

Gordon I deceased I , Louis Smi-
lansky and Nathan Levin.
Since that day in September,
1698, the club has grown and
widened its scope of members. At
the present time there are 30
members in the organization.
These are recruited from the vari-
ous high schools of the city, De-
troit City College, Detroit City
Law School, Detroit College of
I.aw, and the University of De-
troit.
The officers of the club (luring
the past semester-its sixty-first-
have be-11 11: Speaker, Max Simon;
clerk, Nathan Shur; assistant
clerk, Albert Williams;sergeant-
at-arms, Albert J. Silber. The
members of the board of directors
were the of and Norval Slobin
and Paul Brener.
The officers for the coming
term are: Nathan Shur, speaker;
Albert Williams, clerk; Albert J.
Silber, assistant clerk; Norval Slo-
bin, sergeant-at-arms. These and
Max Simon and Albert I'earl con-
stitute the board of directors.
During the past semester, the
Philomathic Debating Club has put
before the public numerous
events. Foremost among these
was the twenty-seventh annual
model meeting. Max Cheemsky, Na-
than Berke and Albert J. Silber
were given the Hon. Marry J.
Dingeman silver loving cup, which
has been awarded annually for the
last 10 years to the winning team.
Albert J. Silber and Norval Slobin
were given the Louis Smilansky
gold medal and the Mrs. F. V.
Martin silver medal for the best
and second best speakers, respec-
tively. Another major event of
the term Was the debate with the
Detroit City College. Leo ()ark.,
Norval Slobin and Nathan Shur
went down to defeat against the
assaults of the victorious first af-
firmative team, which has only lost
one debate, and that to the Uni-
versity of Purdue.
For next semester the club has

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If you haven't attended our week!,
• ortion in 1928 you must get into the
helot in 1929. Thourands of IWO.
have saved thourands of dollars be •1.
ending our •uctions . Sole starts at 10
a in. and continues throughout the d.,
and evening. Remember the dale.
Wednesday, January 10
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F. A. Yockey. Auctioneer.

Buses Everywhere

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Voters, Attention!

The STATE TAX of 2 CENTS on EACH PACK-
AGE of CIGARETTES is UNJUST and will be a
NUISANCE TAX.

Petitions asking for a REFERENDUM on THIS
TAX are now in the hands of all CIGAR AND TO-
BACCO STORES, DRUG STORES, CONFEC-
TIONERY SHOPS and OTHE RPLACES where
Cigarettes ar esold.

ALL REGISTERED VOTERS are requested to
sign one of these petitions, as this form of taxation is
the first step toward a sales tax on other articles if not
STOPPED NOW.

Voters signing petitions in any Incorporated City
must state Ward and Precinct where they vote. De-
TIONERY SHOPS and OTHER PLACES where
Cigarettes are sold.

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