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illEffiLTR011;AWISII01 . RONICLE

41.111•MIMINI

CENTER ART SCHOOL
I IAS OUTDOOR CLASS

NOW IN EFFECT

20%
Reduction

The art school of the Jewis'i
Centers Association has started
'be series of outdoor sketching
via- es which will be held on Sun-
.1.1),: mornings.
The students will meet at the
Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne ave-
nue, On Sunday, July 13, at 9
o'clock, and transportation to the
place where the class will be held
will be provided. Persons interest-
ed in joining the group on Sunday
are invited to do so,

on All Philcons
SUITS and
TOPCOATS

REVISIONISTS FORM
THREE MORE GROUPS

To Our Friends and Patrons:

PHILCONS

announce a 207 reduction on all suits and topcoats. At
the original prices these garments were outstanding
values. On the new basis they are phenomenal. Please
make Ile most of Ibis occasion.

ORIGINAL PRICES:

$29.50 to $50.00

LESS 20'; DISCOUNT:

Now $23.60 to $40.00

Ihwl CmmS

.

A delegation headed by Mr.
Altman and L. Penwell, president
find secretary of the Zionist-Revis• '
ionists of Detroit, represented this
organization at the thirty-third an-
nual Zionist convention at Cleve-

101111.

The delegation was successful in
organizing a number of conferences;
with Revisionists and sympathizers,
of the Revisionist movement from
New York, Cleveland, Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati. It was decided so;
organize Revisionists branches in
the last three cities.
Revisionist literature, such as
Der Nayer Weg, central organ of ;
the world erganization of Zionist-1
Revisionists, the answer of the
world executive of the Revisionists
on the Shaw report and Principles:
of Revisionism, was spread among
the delegates and guests.
The delegation brought before
I the convention a protest against
the ban of the British administra-
' lion en Vladimir Jabotinsky, who
I was prevented from returning to
Palestine. The adopted resolu-
tions will be sent to the Jewish
Agency and the World Executive of
the Zionist Organization.
A report of the activities of the
delegation at the convention was
given by Altman and l'anush at
the meeting on Monday, July 7.

PERFECTION LODGE
TO GIVE EXCURSION

Arrangements are under way
for the annual excursion of Per-
fection Lodge No, 486, F. K A. M.,
to Bob-lo Island I'ark on Wednes-
day, July 23.
The field events committee,
working in harmony with the en-
tertainment committee, promises a
number of tine events for the en-
joyment of those attending.
Charles K. Sandorf, in charge
of the field events, announces that
he has more prizes to offer this
year for various events than ever
before, and that he has several
surprises in store.
This excursion is open to mem-
bers of Perfection Lodge and their
friends. There will be four boats
on that (lay, at 9 and 10 a. m. and
1:30 and p. m.
A gift will be given to every
child attending this excursion.
Tickets can be obtained from
members of the entertainment
committee or from the lodge mem-
bers at the dock, foot of Wooil•
ward avenue.

I/r. and Mrs. Man Bailin of Long_
Qualifying round for the mid-
fellow avenue sailed aboard the S. , ummer tournament was held Sun-
S. Europa fur a tour of the Euro- ' day afternoon at the Knollwood
pean continent.
Country Club. Those landing in
the championship ranks were J.
S. T. Gilbert of Boston boulevard S"lekb , L. C. Blumberg. Alex
has joined his family at their cot- Schreiber, Milton l'etrie, S. I..
• Kapman, Philip Schomberger, Dr.
rage in Charlevoix, Mich.
.1. L. Kopel, Al Meyers, Ur. J.
Israel, L
A. Sherwin, Barney
Dr. Louis J. Hirschman was
Smith, Ii. W. Kohn, Joe Magid-
elected vice-president of the Amer.
...lin, Sid Stone, II. W. Goldstick
iC1111 Medical Asso•iation by unan-
and Irvin Blumberg,
im,us vote of the !louse of Dele-
gates at its meeting in Detroit.
Miss Shirley Kalt of Atkinson
avenue, entertained three tables of
Mrs. Isaac Gilbert and daughter,
!midge Wednesday evening, July 2,
Bobby, have located in their sum-
for the pleasure of Miss Jeanette
mer cottage at Charlevoix, Mich.
Weller, who left on Saturday for
New York from vehicle point she
Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Burnett of sailed on July 0, aboard the S. S.
1915 Calvert avenue have returned I Olympic for to two-months tour of
fmn a visit at Charlevoix, Mich. Northern Europe.

PURITY MAKES PLANS
FOR AUG. 3 EXCURSION

Purity chapter will sponsor an
excursion on Sundas', Aug. 3,
Bernard Ginsburg is visiting at I Miss Jeanette Weller of 573 Tashmoo l'ark, on Steamer TasIn
Elkhart lake, Wis., stopping at Chandler avenue wil sail on the S. 1000, leaving from foot of Gris-
Schwartz Hotel. S. Olympic, July 9, on an extend- wold. Members and friends are
ed tour of Europe. During her asked to fill picnic baskets (I 1111
Charles Brown of Webster Hall I stay abroad she will visit England, bring the kiddies. There will Is
is vacationing in Charlevoix, Mich. Sweden, Finland, Germany, Aus. games, baseball and amusements.
I trio, Switzerland and France.
I Prizes will be provided. Mrs. Email-
Open Evenings
r. and Mrs. Albert Ehel have
; uel Schoenberg is chairman.
returned after spending a week
ti
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearl of Bur-
The next meeting .if the chapter
with their daughter, Mrs. Howard lingame avenue have as their guest will be held on Monday, July 11,
Freundlich, at the later's cottage their mother, Mrs. M. Pearl of New at 7:15 p. tn.
at Houghton Lake.
fork City, who will spend the sum-
mer with her children.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix .1. Mahler
left for New York City where they
Miss Fay Harrison of Los An
- .011 visit Mrs. Mahler's father geles has been visiting with he
who arrived from Vienna.
cousins,
Mr. and Sirs. Emil Weisel
I can bring them into Canada shortly
berg of La Salle boultvard.
after tiling application.
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—A cer-
Mrs. Mark Jacobson of Chicago
boulevard, has returned after
NEN, David Grinstein of Seattle tificate from the Jewish National
ORPHANS AND WHOLE FAMILIES
spending a week in Lexington, Ky., Washington, is visiting 51 e. ant I Fund with the name of Edward
Most Desirable.
as the guest of Mrs. Jack Brown.
NIrs. Harry Brown of Goldengatt , Best, who was killed last August in
avenue. Sirs. Grinstein is a Got( ; Jerusalem defending the Jews from
Mr. and Mrs. Milfo rd Stern and Star Mother and is on her way Arab attacks, was presented to his
family and Mrs. Sarah Rosensweig, home from France stopping here , father on June 23 by Dr. Chaim
Weizmann, president of the Jew-
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Miss sailed last week on the Steamer en route.
Wyandotte Strcet East.
Windsor, Ont.
I ish Agency. Best, who WAS
Ruth Lewinson, a lawyer, has been Duchess of Bedford front Montreal,
goy-
Phone Windsor 2.5030 or 2-8688
reappointed by Mayor Walker as Canada, for England and Scotland,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weinstei s eminent official, was killed while lie
a trustee of Hunter College for a where they will visit feel. live weeks. returned on Sunday from a brie f and two Oxford students were try-
second nine-year term, being at the
visit with Mr. Weinstein's family , ing to fight off the Arab onslaught.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Koffman and in Goshen, Ind.
In presenting. the Golden Book
some time sworn in as a member of
certificate to Best's father. Dr.
the Board of Iligher Education. daughter, Marilyn Ruth, of 3311
f

lee appointment was endorsed by Chinos) boulevard, and Mr. and
Weizmann recalled the tragedy of
5Irs. Fannie Dokter, formerly o
many prominent people, among Mrs. H. S. Glickman of 112 Glad- Detroit, accompanied by 51r. am last Summer. Saying that he did
them Senator Robert F. Wagner, stone avenue have returned from Mrs. Louis Kreinson and (laughter . not desire to deal with the dis-
And our driver will pick up your wash and return it to you at
,lohn W. Davis, Henry W. Taft, a motor trip to Indianapolis, Ind., Leona, of Bradford, Pa., are visit turbances which "were still a mat-
a very small cost.
President Nicholas Murray But- where they visited with relatives ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs ter of controversy," Dr. Weizmannn
ler of Columbia University, Dis- and friends.
Louis Beek of Burlingame avenue declared "whatever may he the ver-
trict Attorney Crain and Lieuten-
After spending a few days in De diet of history about these disturb-
ant-Governor Lehman.
Mrs. harry Alvin and children troll they will leave for New York ances and the role which the van-
Miss Lewinson was graduated of Collingwood avenue have occu- City where they will embark on tht s , our factors played in them, the
The Laundry milk a Better Service
from Hunter in 1916 with high pied their cottage at Charlevoix, S. S. De Grasse on Saturday, July verdict on Best's gallant action
honors, after which she attended Mich., for the summer months.
12, to visit Paris, Lucerne, Vienna I will be unanimous. The Jews re-
2559 HILLGER AVENUE
and graduated from the New York
and other points of interest.
' member him with the other young
Lenox 2241
Mr. and Mrs. S. Krandall and
University Law School. She was
Englishmen who cans. to the res-
.
first appointed a Hunter trustee in Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stone and
Seymour Spring of Newark, N cue in those critical days."
Rest's father broke down and
1021 by Mayor Ilylan. She is daughter, NO01111, spent the Fourth .1., is visiting his brother and sin
chairman of the adult education at Van Ellen Lodge in Oscoda, ter, .1r. and Nfrs. Edmund Slomai sent as Dr. %Veizmann spoke. Mr.
The €) Monitor Top Save. You Money... Before You Buy—Know
Why committee of the New York City Mich.
of Chicago boulevard.
Best also received a letter from
• Lord Wetter president
ederation of 5% omen'a
resident of the
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Davis of Cin-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Wollenstein English Fe( eration, recognizing
cinnati, Ohio, are the guests of Mr. of New York are residing temper , Best's heroic action.
and Mrs. Sam Galanty of the Bel- arils at the Belcrest. While in the
city they were guests Of Mr. an( CAPT. ALFRED DREYFUS
Mrs. Milford Stern.
ASKS PUBLICATION OF
Miss Marcia Goldstein of Den•
HIS CASE DOCUMENTS
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—A ver, Colo., who was the house guest
Louis Kreinson of B radford, Pa.
new Arab bank has just been es- sf Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lapides of who is visiting in Detroit, is leav-
tablished here by a group of Arab Webb avenue, left for New York ing for Chicago to see his brother
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—Captain
financiers. It is known as the Ela City.
and sister, 51r. and Mrs. Max Ros- Alfred Dreyfus, the Jewish officer
Ilabi Bank and its purpase is to
in the French army who was the
enberg, formerly of Detroit.
I central figure in the famous Drey-
provide credits to small merchants
Mrs. 1. Wolfgang of Webb ave-
in the urban areas of Palestine. nue, left for New York City.
51r. and Mrs. Mo rris Fishman fus affair of two generations ago,
Though the bank has an authorized
sailed July 3 on the S. S. Isle de on his recent visit here to Bruno
capital of $75,000, only $20,000 has
Mr. and Mrs. M. Cohn of the France for a summer of European Weil, author of a book on the Drey
been paid in thus far, and it is Ileterest entertained Mr. and Mrs. travel. During their absence their I fus Affair, declared that he had de-
therefore, expected that its limited M. Katz of Chicago over the sons, Emanuel, Herman and Mil- manded the publication of all the
funds will not enable it to carry on Fourth.
ton will be at ('amp Qualibin, documents in his case by the
activities on a large scale.
Greenwich. ,lass., and their daugh• French Foreign Office but the gov-
The new Arab bank does not ex-
Miss Claire Rubin of Glendale ter, Miss Pauline, will go to the ernment had given him an unsat-
isfactory reply.
. pert to give any credit to farmers. avenue is spending the summer at Catskill Mountains.
Among the Arab financiers who ('amp Cavell near Port Huron.
M. Weil said that the French
have helped to establish the new
Mr. and Mrs. J. Margolies of League for Iluman Rights is bring-
bank is Abdul Hamid Shaniaan,
Mrs. Julius Frank of Calvert 9733 .los. Campau entertained on , ing the matter to the attention of
who formerly lived in the United avenue spent last week-end in Fos- Sunday, July 6, in honor of rela- ' the French Parliament. M. Weil
States and became an American toria, Ohio.
; describes Captain Dreyfus as a
tives and friends from Chicago,
citizen.
friendly old officer, optimistic and
Ill., and Baltimore, Md., with a
with no signs of bitterness. Mad-
Miss Fanchon Luria of Atlantic dinner at SunSet Inn.
ame Dreyfus, he says, is support-
City, N. J., who is attending sum-
REVISIONISTS WORLD
ing
350 indigent families.
mer session at the University of
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Greenwald
CONFERENCE AUG. 10 Michigan WON the guest of Mr. and of Ridgewood avenue, celebrated
SZ
ECHO-SLOVAK JEWS
Mrs. Charles King of the Wilshire their tenth wedding anniversary
LONDON.—(J. T. A.) — The the last week - end.
DECLARE SELVES OF
with a bridge-dinner for .15 guests
world conference of Zionist Revis-
at the Melrose Hotel, Mt. Clemens.
JEWISH NATIONALITY
ionists, which had been schedules]
Mrs. Sam Schafer of the Wilshire
HAT delectable frosted dishes you can make—intriguing
for August :1 has been postponed is visiting in Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Glosser
chilly soups and salads—icy drinks, frappe fruits —n hat can't
I'RAGUE.—(J, T. A.) — The —
until August 10, because the prep-
and daughter, Freda, and son, Ger- Czesis.Slovakian government is.
youmake with a General Electric Refrigerator! And the economy of it!
arations for the conference have
Mrs. I. Wolfgang of Webb ave- ald, of Johnstown, l'a., have opened
sued a decree that permits Jews to
The Monitor Top, with its extraordinary
been delayed owing to the likelihood nue was hostess; at a bridge lunch- their summer home at 29101 Jef-
declare themselves of the Jewish
efficiency—with its mechanism sealed iterntrti-
that there will be a world Zionist eon last Wednesday at the Knoll- ferson avenue, where they plan to
nationality while other inhabitants;
sally against the ravages of time and wear—
Congress in the Fall. The state- wood Country ('lub.
reside until October. They have of the country will have regis-
ment issued by the executive of the
operates the General Electric Refrigerator at ■
as their guest, their niece, Miss ter their nationality according to
cost of but ■ few cents a day.
Zionist Revisionists adds that the
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lightstone, Frances Weissman, also of Johns-
their mother tongues in the forth-
r ecent decision of the Zionist ex- their daughter, Nathalic, and Mrs. town, Pa., who will visit with them
coming national population census
ecutive makes it clear that a con- Lightstone's mother, Mrs. Arnold for a month.
which is to he taken in December.
greas is not likely before December. Fine, have returned after a motor
This privilege removes the fear
trip to Cleveland and Vermillion.
Miss Mary Rothenberg of Sturte- that the Jews will be unable to de
-
MODERN DELICATESSEN O., where Clifford Lightstone, is vant avenue, left for Baltimore,
ALL•STEIRL REFRIGERATOR
clare themselves of the Jewish na-
For Your Lunches
spending the summer at Camp Ila- Md., Washington, D. C., and Vir-
11.111K • ■ 11.111....8.11 • 4DlaniCIAA SIMI.1.10.4 • awn. Y. LUOLIAl
tionality. In the 1921 census only
koah.
11612 Dexter Boulevard
ginia, where she will visit relatives 181,000 .Jews were reported while
and will return home the latter 365,000 declared themselves of the
Mrs. Fred Klein has returned part of ugust.
Jewish nationality and but 80,000
6030 Cos Ave. Madison 3840
after a visit to St. Louis.
Groat. Palma Brant h, 14535 E. Jefferson Ave. Lenox 8412
his el iv tAr G.. rai
reported Yiddish or Hebrew as
COLLISION WORK, GENERAL RE.
Grand River Branch, 0033 Grand River Ave. Euclid 7410
ean.Pro;rus., broail•
Honoring their son, Sol, as his their mother tongue.
PAIRING, WELDING, STORAGE
tau err., ra w
Laneing Branch. t25 West Allegan St.
Saul Rose, director of (`amp Bar Mitzvah, Mr. and Mrs.
3720 Webb Avenue
Max
.• • owhoo•ti
Flint Branch, 034 Harrison St.
Garfield
0474
Phan*
Manitou, at Ironton, :Mich. on Neimark entertained on Sunday,
.N.
*end orb.
OPEN EVENINGS
/
Lake Charlevoix, arrived in Ch 'arle. June 29, at their home, 15777 Donations to Dr. Lavine
Library Memorial.
voix to take care of his summer Crudder, for .15 guests.
duties.
Donations have been received
Miss Shirley Kalt left on Thurs-
Miss Sadie Goodman is enter- day, July 10, for Toronto where for Ile. I. E. Lavine Library Fund
taining the Misses Ann and Betty she will be the guest of Miss Es- from Rabbi Leon Fram, J. B. Nei-
man, Dr. D. M. Baumer and Dr
Mandell and Miss Fay Berman, of telle Cohen.
Pull fashioned, perfect quality
Joseph Wruble.
Toronto, over the week-end.
chiffons—silk from top to toe.
Mrs. Wilfred Cohen and daugh-
New Summer shades. sites tit;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Greenman tera, Roslyn and Irene, who spent
to WS.
C
of Detroit were week-end guests of the past few months visiting her
Our $1.35 Grade/
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Grenmean of mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Boyne City, Mich.
Sarah Gurewitch of Tuxedo ave-
nue, left fur their home in Winni-
Sfisa Mateo Shetzer left for San Peg.
Just completed, overlooking I
Francisco, whence she will sail lat-
Grand Circus park.
er in the month of a 10 weeks' ex-
Mrs. Louie E. Fiske and daugh-
A limited number of these
pedition in China.
ter, Terry, have returned to their
remodeled and refurnished
home on Eason avenue, after a
suites. Large, pleasant living
About town—or on that
Mrs. H. B. Friedman entertained visit of several weeks at
Great
room.
Two bedrooms with I
eight guests at a bridge-luncheon Neck, Long Island.
gay vacation jaunt—a $
full-sized new beds and finest ,
at the Palmetto Hotel, in honor of
pair of these "punched
new
full
spring mattresses.
Mrs. Isadore Hassenbuch, of St.
Solomon Lamport of New York,
pumps" will add much to
Lots of closet room, bath
Joseph, Mo.
treasurer of the Jewish National
and
reception hall.
your costume—and take
Fund of America, was the guest
An ideal home for diserimi..
little from your budget!
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gersten have of his niece and nephew, Mr. and
fisting business men to live ;
left for Long lake, Alpena, Mich.. Mrs. Maurice Landau of Blaine
downtown serviced by a fine I
where they will pass the summer avenue, duringt
he past week.
months,
hotel.
Clifford 5200
I
Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Goldberg
They are available in Brown
Mrs. A. D. Rosen and her daugh- I, (Tillie Frankel) motored to Los
and
White,
I'archment
and
I ter, Gloria, of the IRE. Crest, have ' iingeles, Calif., where they will be
50 Other
left for Atlantic City to spend the the guests of their aunt and uncle.
Suntan, and Black Kid with
Styles at
summer with Mrs. Rosen's dough
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Greenberg, for-
Patent
Leather.
A
complete
$2.90
ter. Mrs. David Friedman, of Phil
nerly of Detroit, and of their
range of allele SIZES.
adelphia. Mrs. Friedman has tak , it-other-in-law and sister, Mr. and
en
a
house
in
Atlantic
City
for
the
rs. Jack Mendelson (Katherine
..7011111 ■ NeWasennlaMi ■ le
HUNTINGTON INN
summer.
Frankel) who are now makina
Woodward at Eleven-Mile
.heir home in Los Angeles.
I
Miss Frances Ravitz of Glenda)
avenue, left last week to visit ref
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Kahn am'
Mr. and Sirs. Sidney Caplan o I MODERN DELICATESSEN
in New York. She will re
Between Calvert and turn
urn home the latter part of Au
larper avenue, motored to Bay I
11612 Dexter Boulevard
Collingwood
' gust.
I City, Mich., for the week-end.
For Your Sandwi c h

~

FOX THEATEIFI. BLDG.

YOUR RELATIVES in EUROPE

ISRAEL ZWIG

ns

WEIZMANN PRESENTS
- GOLDEN BOOK PAGE
TO FATHER OF BEST

JEWESS IS TRUSTEE
OF HUNTER COLLEGE

PHONE LENOX 2241

EAST END FAMILY LAUNDRY

I

tr

1,

Starling

summer dishes economi cally

' with the

MONITOR TOP

W

Morning.

The Midsummer
Furniture Sale

Which Offers Detroit
Home Planners Our
Usual Excellent Furth
inure At The Lowest
Prices In Years

Entire Ninth Floor

Eleventh Floor—Woodward Avenue Building

HUDSON'S

Grand Opening Saturday,
July 12

With Each Purchase of $1.00 Worth of Merchandise

A Kosher Salami Will Be Given Away Free
Compliments of

THE NEW YORK APPETIZER COMPANY

8727 TWELFTH ST.

9
For Your Fam
tuity
y s Sake

il

Buy only the beat and freshest Strictly Kosher Delica-
tessen at

LEFKOFSKY'S DELICATESSEN
STORE

11728 Dexter Boulevard

(Between Webb and Tuxedo)

GUNSBERG'S KOSHER DELICATESSEN SOLD HERE
Delivered fresh daily from the packing house.
Made
of the finest quality meats.

If you desire tasty, juicy wieners, wurst, corned beet',
tongue, pastrami, buy here just once and we know you'll
conic back again.

We serve lunches and salads very reasonably priced.
We are also wholesale distributor s
for Gunsberg's
kosher products.

BANK IN PALESTINE
CREATED BY ARABS crest.

enjoy

Monday

Call Arlington 9667

Jos,

M. LEFKOFSKY, 7
Delicatessen

11728 DEXTER BOULEVARD

Take Pride in Your Car

Place it in our hands for 10 minutes and it will look
like new.

Wash 95c

Saturday, Sunday, Holidays

$1.2E

Lubrication Service

Dexter Auto Wash

12005 DEXTER BOULEVARD

ronicle Want Ads Bring Results

GENERAL ',d) ELECTRIC

McCormick • George Company

n's

WEBB GARAGE

PICOT TOP SILK HOSIERY!

GlyWOLD AT STATE ST.

"Punched Pumps"

Special Suites

De Luxe

90

Hotel Tuller

DINE AND DANCE

A. C. Krenz

Merchant
Tailor

The Shop Where Courtesy
and Service Prevail

10347 Woodw'd'

She
has made a home

bigger than the
shadow' ofher house)

Let our laundry do
your washing, thus giving you plenty
of leisure time for the family.

Weller Laundry Co.

Pianos Cadillac 5169-51711

A CLEAN SHEET MAKES SLEEP LIGHTER
Our low rat. of Sc per sheet enables you to enjoy the
luxury of clean, sweet, (rash sheets at frecl tt Intervale

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