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PAGE SEVEN

• I I. 0. B. B. LEADER ON 1BEN BEY AND CELTICS
WIN ATHLETIC MEET
COAST GUEST HERE

The Ben Bey A. C. won the an-
Ira W. Wolfe, financial sem-
; tory of the 11r. Boris D
nowt track and field meet given by
•
. an !
.ot
g4.
Jewish Center at Codd Field
1127,
I,
O.
B.
B.
of
Los
An
rs.
Mendell
Gordon
announce
the
engagement
of
their
I
I
•
Mr. and Mrs. John 11. Mahlin o f daughter, Thelma, to Burton M. Seido
al , is making a tour of on Sunday: July 13, by scoring a
n, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan irides, C'
1664:1 Wildemere avenue, enter - Seitovitz of fort Huron, Mich.
The wedding will take place in the country to study Willi' 'Frith total of 35 points, more than
I wiled 60 guests at a delight fu I August.
their nearest competitors, the Ha-
garden party given in honor 0 f
; koahs. This gave the lien Ileyites
Mr. and Sirs. II. Cohen of 638 King avenue announce the engaize-
their house guests, Mr. and Mrs
three legs on the track cup and
David Meirs, Mrs. J. Bender inn ment of their daughter, Mollie, to Joseph Kauffman, son of Aaron'
•also gave this organization final
Kauffman.
son and Jack Mahlin, all of Chi
possession of the cup. Scoring of
-
cago.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brock of 1215 Clairmount avenue announce
•seconds and thirds in the meet was
the engagement of their daughter, Natalie, to Joseph Lieberoff, son of
what gave the winners their vic-
Mr.
and
Sirs.
M.
',Oberon'
of
Ferry
avenue.
Mrs. Max Goodman of Toronto
tory in this meet.
Ont., a former Detroit resident
• The Celtics made it two straight
was a Detroit guest for a few days
'victories to their credit in win-
•--
ning the track meet for the inter-
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Dorb
mediate division. This was the
lti ophie Levine), who were mar-,
closest meet ever run at the Cen-
rigid at flute! Olympia, Mt. ('hem- 1 1 C
ter, the relay finally deciding the
ens, oil June 2;1, and who are now !
meet, the final score being 25 to
on their honeynupoi, will n at July 14--To Sir. illtd Mrs. Abo Verana (Florence Rotman) 96511
22. The Stags, who make a valiant
' home after July 20 at 29Th West North Martindale avenue, a daughter.
attempt at victory, were runners-
Chicago boulevard.
up, but a man falling in the relay
July 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. l'itt of Elmhurst avenue, a
caused their downfall. The Cul.
son, Donald Oscar.
Styx I.
Scheinman and her
tics also won the playground ball
July 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison (Sadie Herschherg) of
laughter, Miss Reva, of Los Ange-
championship in the morning by
les, Cal., former Detroit residents, 3221 Cortland avenue, a son, Marvin Herbert.
defeating the Crescents by the
are guests at the Book-Cadillac Ho-
July 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Warrick (Ida Fleischman) or
score of 4 to 2.
tel while visiting relatives and 2933 Clements avenue, a son, Avery Herman.
A summary of the races follow;
friends in Detroit.
July 5—To Mr. and Mrs, Peter .\Itnuin (Jessie Ellenstein) of
eelors: 100.yard dash, first, II. ?lust,
Ie I-
17320 Stoepel avenue, it son, William Ntandell.
Hey: second, Klayman, lien Hey.
ii, .1
Mrs. Maurice II. Zackheim and
Goldman, 11.1.oahs. Time II
July 4—To Mr. and Sirs. Hyman Levy of 15700 Alden avenue, a
2
..
, ard dash. , fi rst.
s Herschel,
Lip+im. Ilakonh
erschel, have returned from !laughter, Judith.
or ol. W•iner Ile n Hey, third , Di amon s
d
Buffalo where they have been vis-
,
11 any. tin, 20.4.
Standing broad
July
1.—To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morton
I..
Snyder
(Sadye
Simons
of
Chi-
iting with their relatives.
0.0.0. lira,, iv Goldman Ilitkoahs ,
cago) of 16606 Muirland avenue, a son, David Sanford.
or, M. Small, Den [ley, third, Pinsky.
IRA W. WOLF'E
jomp, a ft. 41.4 In.
July 1—To Mr. and Sirs. Samuel E. Kotlier of 2640 Leslie, a son,
High Jom,
Mr. and Mrs. William Schultz,
first.
Goldman.
Kermit!, II.
activities. In the course of his Flo•I). Den
formerly of 15536 Normandy, are Arthur Ervin.
Rey: third. N. Wrtible. lien
Bey.
I
ft.
now at home at 3017 Buena Vista,
July 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Nathan 11. Scholnick (Beatrice Zuieback) tour of the United States in the in.
In. Running broad jump,
terests of this research, Mr. Wolfe ,
of 2045 Taylor avenue, a son, Sheldon.
Sw ;f1 I"' H" 0" ""nd.
iw OW• in
etroit and will spend 17 reet• Shot pot. first.
Mrs. Bertha Freedman, 1515 1
June 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kraft of 3375 Fullerton avenue,
Itenr'en.ty.I
' Chicago boulevard, with her laugh- a son, Aaron.
two weeks here conferring with :th'irk,',7hs;"
ri n nit t . "',14 Ben tier:,
coral
tern,
leaders of Pisgah Lodge.
ters, Mrs. Harry Sloan of Fuller.I
Relay won by the Hen be y.
28—To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rosenberg (Shirley Kahn) of
Mr. Wolfe is chairman of the
, ton avenue, and Mrs. Allen Moen., 150 June
West Euclid avenue, p son, Earl William
anti-defamation league of the Los
Intermediates: 100-y•ril dash, nest A.
Bell f , . ., .
June 27—To Mr. and MN. Bernard Spear (Ida Jaffe) of 10201 Angeles lodge.
Greer, Celtics; second, Schneider. Stairs,
their families, are spending the'
'third. Berman, Stags. 11.4.
Oakland avenue, a daughter, Gladys lee.
226-yard
summer at Pine Lake, Mich.
dash, first,

Births

Mr, and Mrs Herman Fisher
, have returned from a visit to
' Wheeling, W. Va., where they were
the guests of Mr. and Sirs Saul
Rosenberg They were soon pnn -
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SAY CREDIT KASSAS
POLISH JEWS' HOPF

FRIEDMAN--SHUBOW
By DR. LEO S. ROWE
On Friday morning, Jul
Miss Gertrud e Sh la • l augh ter
can Union
Free
of Mr. and Mrs. Max Shubow, be- I
weeks.
F
came the bride of Emil Friedman,
I n ,hi, brief and eornpact articl, Dr .
Mr. and Mrs.
rs. Philip Gilbert and , son
or
Economic Crisis.
ma , of Sir. and Mrs. Simon Fried- Leos it...e. Inortoz-
of the
Pan-Arntriian
Union,
whose
Jewishnexs
i
family, formerly of Monterey ave- ,
The wedding breakfast was held id not I,o will known, !minim oat • no m - ,
I Czech Priest, Rabbi, Forbid
iwe, are now residing at 2942 Glen-
or
That
the credit co-operatives c
interesting farts concerning th e
her
at the home of t he bride's par- Jewel.
dale avenue.
sciiiplovra, in latin America.' tablished in Poland by the Joi
Mixed Bathing.
nt
cots. The immediate families at. I No roan ix • greater authority
or opeaks, Distribution Committee are t
with u greater knowledge of the farts of '
I. E. Va'eingarden of Edison ave., tended.
strongest factor in the rebuildi oh ,e,
so
PRESSBURG,
Czechoslovakia,
Central
America
than
does
The bride was attired in it green
itu. ihd
'rue ha s returned rni
“
topo
of the economic life of the Jews 7I—(J. T. A.)—A Catholic riest,
visit to! chiffon ensemble.
In %iew
"' of the recent tendency of Jews
I.Ong Beach, Ca lifo froma, a where
f Father Popt•a, and
his!
that
country,
was
the
concensus
rabb i p
in the
Mr. and Sirs. Friedman left for who
I
I wife and sons Newton II nil Jero
r.fe '.. tort
0.r" . 4 Cis‘ll al opinion expressed at the unittd East Slovakia town of Ito
•
meanu
,n.n), Cleveland following the wedding - i. .'t.r 'it' )....
anc spending the summer.
i.n ar!■ .ril kalii.. 60"i"tTe'clar...l an ivd annual conference of the Feder a. issued a joint order prohibiting the
oir.
lowish -ettlements in Argentina, Itraxil, tion of Jewish Co-operatives whit , h populace of the town, which is
Weingarden, during the course Of breakfast.
I Orme..., and Paraguay, Dr. Itowe's in.
his itinerary, also visited relative s
A arnirf,otitfil
met in Warsaw' during the lathe
, c i
chiefly Catholic and Jewish, front
on the
re or these act- ;tart of June.
ELK—CUTLER
demi',1 a
in Mexit, io 7'; ,11 Francisco, an d
are ex tremely pertinent.
mixed family bathing. The use of
fcc
or
i
A
prettily
appointed
ceremony
at
tic, se Dr. Roue futu
, f the mixed free baths toy the young-
h as not been vim
Bakersfield, Cal.
At
the
same
How
delegates
Jericho Temple, July 6, united also.' wa n soa or the Jewish voloiliza• •
traval.Th. frock
•
---
Gemilath ('hosed (free loan , er people
oti r,ani rations, hot can speak freely
has
been
particularly
M iss R os e Cutler, (laughter of 15 ,1,r)sn. „ tion
',hi ,,,,,.., ,,ii rrea.
„oht,
Mr. and Mrs. Siegmund L. Brin I Eva Cutler, and
hence his opinions on . Kassas of the Warsaw distrit „ condemned as anti-religious and
may IA worn with-
FAIX1111 I..
future win ll 01
10 Jewish on' found it necessary to send a cubit
vorruptiror to moral,.
I of Calvert avenue, have returned ' of Mr. and Mrs. Sfax Elk. Elk,
.1..0,..o. fool cobinisations
out
in Smith grant to the Joint Distribut it,
Di the its after visiting in Chicago'
The
nests
of
\, rrino. •re extremely wort h•while and I
of Bratislava,
Miss Cutler wore a frock
) in ed We can f his
for a week, attending the weding ! ivory satin,
commenting on the order, describe
only regret that the , 'onmittee appealing for turtle
- atin ne di I 0 on prin 0 e• ss lin . i S., extreme
presritre o
of their cousin.
V/k
O r I direct or lid in saving Polish Jewry ''whit h it as a phenomenon for joint action
Miss Sally Cutler as her six- , of the Pan-American
w
Union. .
h. . i s suffering immensely through th C' to be taken by representatives of
----
I d one .... en t ;eh for b ttering which
relations g read economic crisis."
M rs. David Leach (Bessie M tier's maid of honor, and Mrs. M.
1Catholicism and Judaism.
il- Si. Jacobs of Cleveland, matron of !.k 'n,:r.C'.'an the United St•tes and other
Siaes 14 to 20
Development of K
Rpublics, prevented him from
ler) and Mrs. Charles Hirsch are honor. The Si • . R
, (sera! hundred delegates at
spending the week in Lansing, cite Lapides, Esther Pomerantz, he g .. grittier length unit detail than
- MODERN
Simple
Frock
Shop—Second
h "''
'
t
DELICATESSEN
ended the convention of the Fed
Mich., as the guests of Mr. and Esther
Esther Cutler and Ruth higher , (h
is known, this Is the first time 0
For Your Lunch.
Floor
Sirs. Robert Railway.
Rope hes ever written anything ration of Credit Co-operatives
Were the bridesmaids.
on a
11612 Dexter Boulevard
for a Jewish publi. which consists of K:1,(1,1 organized
Leonard Elk served his brother catio n.- Editor',object
.
by the Joint Distribution Commit-
Mr. and Sirs. A. L. Cohen and as best man, and Laurence Nicker-
tee, the American Joint Recon.
daughter, Eleanor, of Elmhurst
avenue, have returned from a mo- man, Albert Smith, Sfax Radem, , Some years ago I had the op- ' struction Foundation (in which the !
tor trip to Lake Geneva, Wis., and Samuel B i c o I 1 and Charles • portunity of spending some time Jewish Colonization Association is
Abramson were ushers. at the various Baron de Hirsh a partner), and other interested
Chicago, where they were enter-
Dinner and dancing for 800 colonies in the state of Rio Grande organizations.
tained by relatives and friends.
guests followed the ceremony, it Sul in Southern Brazil and in
Dr. Leib Silberstein, chairman
And the urge to send your child away becomes a problem.
after which Mr. and Sirs. Elk left the provinces of! Entre Rios and of the board of directors of the
Camp Niclair, located near Detroit, offers children excellent
Mrs. B. 0. Harris of Los Ange-
trip to New York. Upon I uenoa Aires, Argentina. Although federation, declared in his report
vacationing facilities in the heart of beautiful scenery and in
les, Calif., who is visiting her par- their return they will live at the it is true that these
colonists . that the success of the credit co-
the company of refined children, lie sure! Send your child to
lilts, Mr. and Sirs. B. Muscovitch, Fullerton Manor.
passed through periods of great operatives had far exceeded the
1 Albany lintel, Mt. Clemens, an-
!!!!nalitE, owing to their lack of most sanguine expectations of ,
I nounces the Bar Mitzvah of her
GUREWITCH—SOLOMON
acquaintance with agricultural their organizers. They have ile-,
son, Cyril. Services will he held
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Solomon conditions, it was evident that they veloped, he said, according to ail- i
at Congregation Beth Tephila
announce
the
marriage
of
their
had
emerged from vices received at national head-1
Moses on Saturday, July 19. They daughter, Rose, to Nathan Gave.' this successfully
struggle e an I found every quarters of the Allied Jewish Cnm-
Near Jackson Mich.
•will be at home on Sunday, July 20, w itch , • on o
r. and Sirs. Harry evidence of prosperity. This was paign, into the strongest factor in
MRS, CLARA AVRUNIN, NAOMI LASOWODER, Directors
at Alb any otel,
H
Mt. Clemens. No Gurewitch, at their home on Wilde• ' particularly true of the colony es.
the economic reconstruction not
cards.
FORMERLY
AVRUNIN CAMP
mere avenue July 6, in the prey t ablished in the province of Bu
only of the Jews of Poland, but of
Swimming, Boating, Qualified Counsellor., 80 Beautiful
ence of members of the immedi- Ana's, where the land was of ex. the Jews in many other East Euro-
Rooms. Doctor and Nurse on Premises. Nursery for Chile
Mr. and Mrs. Zeman Lachman ate family.
ceptional fertility and proximity Bean countries.
dren, 4 to 7 years old.
•and their (laughter, Mrs. Dorothy
After a honeymoon in the east to ready markets made the sale of
Gratitude to America.
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS AT ONCE
Silver, have returned after a non'., Mr. !old Mrs. Gurewitch will reside products both easy and profitable.
It
demonstrated at the con-
tor trip to Montreal where they' on La Salle boulevard.
FOR DETAILS CALL HEMLOCK 0998 - W
During the course
°-
s trip
were the guests of N1r. and Mrs.
osesswemge
! ' had the opportunity to confer not operative movement embraces the
Sol Vineherg. They were aceom- I
NASH—FELDMAN
only with the governmental au- greatest part of the Polish-Jewish
ponied home by NI rs. Silver's .
Mr. and Sirs. Joseph E. Feld- , the, ities of these districts but also population.
There is a credit-
' daughter, Miss Elsa Mignon, who man of Harrisburg, Pa., announce with the neighbors of the Jewish Kassa in practically every city r”
returned last month from France i the marriage of their daughter, c oo
l impressed and town. Although the develo p -
There she was a stueent at fh.' Ilermine, to Abe Nash, son of Mr. w l rusts and was der py
ith the absence of prejudice and ment of the movement, it was I
Soi bonne University f,„ t h e l ast I and Sirs. Morris Nash of Detroit. the
general atmosphere of good made clear, is continuous, it is suf-
on June 15. 1 After a two weeks' feeling which prevailed.
t ering ecause
because of the serious eco-
r. an
On one point, however, the Bra- nomic crisis, which, affecting the
Sam DeVory left for a two Mr s. Nash are making their home zilians, and especially the Argon- whole country, is inflicting especial
We sell retail at wholesale prices. A full line of Schmaltz
and Matcht•z he
weeks' stay at Hotel Breakers in at 1761 Seward avenue.
imported sardine smo ed fish, salmon,
tinians , are sensit i ve. They expect arlI
h shi ps on th Jews.
ews. Neverthe-
Atlantic City
imported and domestic cheese. Full line of fresh roasted coffee.
foreigners who settle in their ter- less,
Inc
convention
felt
that
with
-
h riiit , . :rsn' ntd b enter into integral
eil assistance of Ameri..i
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Levy of Sturte- European Welfare Organi-
can continued it will be possible
to become
vant avenue have returned from a
zation Aids Needy.
of their national entity.
This eventually to carry the develop-.
motor trip to Denver, Col., and
8727 Twelfth Street
makes it highly desirable that ins°. inent of the co-operatives to a' w
points west.
A special meeting of the Jewish far as the schooling of children is P oint where no outside assistance
Mr. and Sirs. Aaron Silberblatt Women's European Welfare Or- concerned such education should, will he necessary.
have as t eir guests,
h
Mrs. Sillier- ganization will be held Monday, be riven in the national tongue
Gratitude was expressed at tha•
Matt's father, William Siegel and July 21, 8 it. in., at the Atkinson and that the teaching of Hebrew convention to the Jews of America
her sister, Slim Rae, of Tel Aviv-, branch of Shaarpy Zedek.
should be entirely separate and for their many manifestations of
Palestine, former Detroiters.
, Reports will be delivered in re- distioct from the general educa- solidarity with the suffering Jews
card to sending a steamship ticket lion:ill/lull, much the same way as of Eastern Europe and fur the con-
Mr. and Sirs. Louis Matt of Pitts- to bring over a girl from Poland in the Inited States. Any attempt tinuance, through the Allied Jew-
burgh, were the guests of Mr. and to 1015 King avenue, Detroit; in to maintain linguistic or educa- ish Campaign, of their efforts to
Mrs. Edward Green of Walker- behalf of supporting new orphaned tional separateness gives rise to ameliorate the condition of the
ville, over the week-end and left families in Europe, and regarding serious opposition both in and out- vast numbers who are still strug- ,
Tuesday by motor, for their home. the orphans who are supported by side of governmental circles.
gltng to rebuild their lives on the
The experience of the last 50 ashes of the great disaster than
this organization in Detroit and
years
indicates
that
Jewish
immi-
began
in 1914.
Windsor.
B'nai B'rith Anti-Defama-
Ask Further Aid.
Arrangements will he made for grants will be well received in all
►II■
tion Work.
parts
of
Latin
America,
provided
The
report of the conference of
the card party to be held Tuesday,
CINCINNATI.—From Jan 2 to July 29, at 2 p. m., at the lawn of they are willing to become just as the free loan societies is contained
• Dec. 5, 1929, the Speakers Bureau Mrs. Gearney, 204 Richton ave-
c a part of the nation under in the following cable:
"Participants in a conference of
of the B'nai 'Frith Anti-Defama- nue. Refreshments will be served l ose government they choose to
and
e
prizes will be given. The pub- sia as they have in the United 50 Gemilath Chese d Kansas of the i i
tion League sent 23 speakers into
1 14 States to deliver 72 addresses be- tic is invited.
ten. This is the only basis upon Warsaw district hasten to express
wh ich Jewish colonies can be sac. to the Joint Distribution Commit- 1
fore Rotary, Kiwanis, Exchange,
cessfully established.
tee their sincere gratitude for its •
Lions, Optimists and other service
tCoPYright. 1930. J. T. A
aid and support of the Kansas in
China
is
Not
So
Far
Distant
lobs.
Poland which at present are the I
From Bronx After All.
These figures, while complete as
Purity Chapter's Tashmoo only means of salvation for tens A mere glimpse of it through
et forth in the annual report of
of
thousands of Jewish fami'iys in the open window—and you
he Anti-Defamation League, do
Beret Sklar lives in the Bronx
the disastrous conditions prevail-
Excursion.
not tell of the work done by these New York City. When he came
ing here. The work of the Kansas
peakers in removing' false impres- to this country he left behind him
Purity Chapter, Order of the is carried out by people conscien• of the General La trir Bringer.
ions held by some of the non-Jew. a mother, a brother, Hershel, and
Howdy devoted to this movement, sow- modern in design as this
sh auditors concerning their Jew- a sister, Beckie. That was in a Eastern Star's annual excursion
ish neighbors.
little town of the old Russian gov- to Tashmoo is to be held on Sun- and we therefore appeal to the elv‘ttWal age itself . 4 dIst'a-
day.
July
27.
There
will
be
music
Joint
Distribution Committee for goished in its appearance as it is
ernment of Minsk. Years went by
and he heard nothing of them, but dancing and other forms of amuse- further aid in saving Palish Jewry it its economical performance.
suffering
immensely through the
somehow or other he learned that ment on the boat and athletic great
economic crisis."
It is the KONOIlf
OPPIWPON of
they were somewhere in China. events on the Island. Winners
will
he
awarded
prizes.
Golf,
base-
tl,e Monitor Top and its splea-
And no he came to Bias, Ile said,
Removed by ELECTROLYSIS
tbd record of dependable ter-
"I want you to find my mother, ball and other amusements will be
CLEAN SHADES BEAUTIFY
my brother and my sister, who, I provided.
, I( e ChM account (or the wide
SPECIALISTS
am told, are somewhere in China.
YOUR HOME
Sirs. Ruth Schoenberg, chairman
popularity of the General Electric Re• weigh their expenses carefully.
Painlessly and Permanently
I know I am giving you a tough of the excursion and her commit-
frigerator today. You 11- 111 find the The hermetically
Oyer•Nit. Service
with the ELECTRIC NEEDLE
kind of a job but try it anyhow." tee have worked hard to make this
sealed mechanism of
General Electric Refrigerator not only
So Hiss tried. That's what Inas an outv.tanding event. Boat leaves
the Monitor Top is so extraordinarily
We thoroughly clean any kind
is here for. Hies has • branch of- foot of Griswold street at 9 a. m.
in the homes of the wealthy—you will efficient, so
of window shade. Our complete.
utterly reliable, so econom-
fice in Harbin, and Harbin was told Tickets can he secured from com- ly equipped cleaning and reno-
find it in the homes of those who have kit in operation,
that it costs but a few
to get busy, and the answer came. mittee at dock.
to watt h their budgets, and who cents a day to tun!
vating plant restores your win-
1009 David Stott Bldg.
"The mother and Ilershel are in
dow shades to their natural
Note at /ow as $205 at the factory...Cow
Harbin; the sister is in Muktlen,
1150 Griswold Street
itt and
I let as tell yaw about oar fa)" terms
China." And no, after all, China Picnic of Independent De- beauty, eliminating all torn and
Cadillac 7915
cracked spots by reversing. Our
and the Bronx are not so far apart
prices are beyond compare.
troit
Lodge
on
Sunday.
when Mari is the bridge by which
the chasm can be spanned.
A phone call brings our driver
DINE AND DANCE
Independent Detroit Lodge an-
to your door. We deliver.
• HUNTINGTON INN
ALL • STEEI, IRIEFIRIGEItATOR
B'nai B'rith at Buenos Aires. nounces that its annual picnic will
be held this Sunday, July 20, at
Woodward at El•yro•Mila
t4. Gown,/ t
P.,••• hogad, • , retn, S•r.,1•,......t,* • *RP*.
en„ n' s (.
Peerless
Window
Shade
Rochester Park, The public is in-
CINCINNATI.—With
the for- vited.
.
La Plata Lodge at Bue-
Cleaning
Co.
COPELAND
McCormick
•
George
Company
The
ladies'
auxiliary
of
the
nos Aires soon to be consummated,.
DEPENDMILE ELECTRIC
6030 Cass Ave. Madison 3840
2334 FULLERTON AVE.
Argentine will become the twenty- lodge, in charge of this event, ha s
2 , a,. REFRIGERATION
w. Gr .,' Bind. E. n.60a
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fourth country to have a B'nai arranged for dancing to the tune,
Longfellow 4771
Branch, 14635 F. Jeff...en An.. Loses 6412
Grana Kis., Branch, 5633 Grand RI•t•
of a popular orchestra, games, nth-1
B'rith lodge,
Ave. Euclid 7415
Arlington 1455.R
Lento.' Branch, 125 West Allegan 31.
letic events and other features.

pon,".

VACATION TIME IS HERE

CAMP NICLAIR

AT BIG WOLF LAKE

THE EUROPEAN JEWISH WOMEN'S
WELFARE ORGANIZATION

TAG DAYS

SATURDAY EVENING SEPT. 13
AND SUNDAY, SEPT. 14

Organizations Are Asked to Remember These Dates

NOTICE!

TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS

We Have No
Branches

We are the original firm of J. Lefkofsky's Sons. Es-
tablished in 1896.

I WE SELL VIENNA SAUSAGE COMPANY
PRODUCTS ONLY

For Your Protection, Look for the Blue Label

J. LEFKOFSKY'S
SONS

SHOP 37-38 BROADWAY MARKET

Established 1896

Do Not Be Misled by Misrepresentation.

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HERRING and DAIRY STORE •

NEW YORK APPETIZER COMPANY

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true economy
is Practiced

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7-30 11,

GENERAL ELECTRIC

Flint Breeds, 634 Harrison St.
OPEN EVENINGS