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ELECTION
' URGED BY AUGUST

LawYera Back FguscIn in
Campaign for e ircuit
I PALMER ' S
Judge.

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CORDON IS CANDIDATE
FOR WAYNE TREASURER

DR. NACHMAN HELLER ! t cab a fuotrhethee elfasht e2e5heyeeanr s. Ile is
IS LECTURING HERE
piritual

research. His "Psalm pdoeiectry
David Gordon, at the behest of
i Paarnad:
hi
By the formal vote of the at-
his many friends, is offering bini-
elnItes bre , w
Noted Author and Rabbi to Speak '
torneys of Detroit and Wayne
girgals
a' " com ments
self to the voters of Wayne ('our-'
i
,
at B'n•i Israel Synagogue
wel I l a
-
Coming of Shiloh, Reflections on
county, Judge Ilunler Fer/rusuu
ty as their next country treasurer. .
This Saturday.
the one circuit court jurist most Herman A. August Points to
.
Zionism," have been highly lauded.
Mr. Gordon is a native of De-
Probate Judge's
deserving of public support at the
Ferry Fi ed.
trait,
l
oit, .1S years old, the son of Man-
Dr. Heller comes highly reco
1/r. Nehmen Heller, p rominent
primaries of Tuesday, Sept. 9.
Ability.
del and Ethel Gordon who were
mended, carrying letters by Ju m s:
The Ferry Field Theater, Grand Orthodox rabbi and author , who
Judge F erguson hit the Detroit
is
aneong t he pioneer setil ers of this , River at w es t Gran d boulevard, connected wit h
many educational, tire Louis D. Brandeis, Nathan
Bar Association poll by more than!
Herman A. August, public ad- city.
lie attended th e Clinton, o announces the following program vurtural and Zion-
Straus, Dr. Stephen S. Wise Rabbi
100 votes over his nearest cum- ministrator and prominent Jewish Bishop and the old Central High for thisw eek.
1st activiC ., ar-
Bernard I,. Leventhal and Dr. Leo
pt tutor.
attorney, in a statement urging the Schools.
He became connected
rived in Detroit
M. Franklin of Detroit.
Sunday and Monday, Aug. rived
In analyzing the Bar Associa- i re-eleetion of Praha
Judge Ervin with the Detroit Police Depart- 21 and Sept. I, William Pow e
Rabbi Heller is the guest of his
ll lust week and will,
lion poll, lawyers generally point, R. Palme•r, lauds th e juri s t as a meld and freien there he branched , will be featured in "The Shadow
during
son, William Heller, 6396 Van
his stay
to the legal soundness of Judge l "full-time" worker and as one tint out into
the business world.
here, address a
: of 1 he
Court. lie has visited here on Bev.
.
, I.aw."
, ii 1 1 ‘.,,,,
Ferguson's rulings, his unfailingH
d av
Inc years ago he was induced
Tuesday /1 ■
end occasions, and addressed large
Supt. number of congre-
devotion to his work, and his sue-'I
' Parade,
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ant ns
e s His head-
by the then county treasurer to ter-, 2 and 3, "Paramount on
and appreciative audiences on
cessful effort at all times to cope- i
q
'
vital
questions.
cept
the
post
of
chief
deputy
noun-
,
with
scenes
in
technicolo
rs
are
at
dite the administration of justice. i
r. will lea 2 u 5 5 9 tin,kmi)
hrt,
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ty treasurer; and it was during the the feature, 30 steers being in the
His advocacy of modern methods ,
I first seven years that he became cast.
of settling legal disputes, when-
known to the mass of citizens. His
On Thursday and Friday, Sept. N. Y,
ever possible, without formal trial,
splcooliol efficiency, his high regard I and 5, Ramon Navarro will Is' 1,181,‘,. ::'t
Saturday
has also been warmly approved byl
Ifor the tax payers he was serving, •tarred in "In Gay Madrid."
Sunday itch b e s ,., ,,„
attorneys and litigants alike.
his industrious efforts to treat all
Heller made h'''' "' Heller
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Judge Ilonwr Ferguson was:
o alike, regardless of whether ric h or
initial address here at Beth Te-
born on Feb. 25, 1809, in Ilarri.
Hollywood Theater
philla Syna gogue, o
a poor, left their stamp on the coun-
„
son City, Pennsylvania (West-
which Rabbi
Our Blushing Itrides," which Joseph F:isenmen of f 1955
ty tre104111.0rS offic .
e
Taylor
moreland county). Ile took his'
1 I iviol Cordon is married, lives brings Joan Cretwf
oro 1 to the talk -1 avenue is the spiritual guide. This
college work at the University Of i
o at lals3 South Clarendon a venue, mz screen at the Hollywood 'rhea- S iitu r,ill,nefikti nal SteTheiga ryottltaalii (1)eh
Pittsburgh. Ile graduated from I
i II iito,1,1, ett•ri
ter for four days, beginning Sun- w ill
s a manila"' ''f many frate clia' , day,
the University of Michigan Law I
is the stool) , of three modern Israel, Ferry
i and
eirgani
i zatiools and societies,
411111 , 11g
and
School in 1913 and has practiced
young girls who work in a depart• which Rabbi Just
them
booing
the
Ifni:ions,
Odelfellows,
law in Detroit since that time, the l
Thumin
is
' Elks and most
Eagles.
of
store and each enter Ileauhien,
romance spiritual leader. ph
"Species
and
last few years being the head of 1
in a different manner.
'Their Origin" will be the topic of
the firm of Ferguson & Ferguson, i
The Hollywood's vaudeville bill his discounees, and he will main-
in the Buhl Building. 1
of the eson's m ost te rois-
in
lain t hat. the th (oy were de fined by
During his private practice he 1
.
in
with Revue' if Re vue, in th e Moses of
Bible and Rabbi Je-
has appeared in ninny important
featured
spot. 'flees big revue fen-
How
War
Propaganda
Un
- .
hudah
of the Mietreesh hundreds
cases in the Circuit Court, before',
iris
hinged
Human
Reason.
the Michigan Supreme Court tend:
and brings an excellent Charles Darwin.
sc u t \ IiiNli GERMS lir Hovey.
the United States Supreme Court.
ii, array of talent and novelty eiffer-
eii-o c ,. seteo•-ieor vi..rosoe
Rabbi Heller has made a tour of
Judge Ferguson is at present
masc.. pees ,
I.i1rrir he, CI we.
if Sheet s Neu,.
this country and Canada,ecturin
professor of criminal law and pro-
l
,e1, (sad
g
in many cities, including New
velure at the Detroit ('allege of
"
'S
preading
Germs
iif
Hate'
Paramount Theater.
JUDGE ERVIN R. PALMER
Law.
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
will remind us bow foolish and
-Hit c h y , • .
Washington,
L ancaster. !lagers-
e ar to a star is e
newly qualified for the p sition he ,efts;
o
'l ate la' la times "f w•ellwoorie
- slogan for success. The town'i•
Harrisburg
•11 emotional teon
Johnstown
e•,..
11.15
S ioen."
Mr. August's statement
. ' e
Four
LESSING PRIZE GOES
1.111l0 f1,
Brothers, however, (‘ '
l.01111110 US,
y'
t g oon o ' , INorfoilk, Huntington,
TO JEWISH TEACHERS
soi•c(ot
e , of lieirlelsr
,k
de h ,
"A singular complim e nt was
In chi. ve lum`
and
• ' Ilea the,eleee d horizon in
Toledo.
;mid to Probate Judge Ervin It. C 1111'11:11 .1 111,t1.:('' it to the reader.
I, ."
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dust lif t n. r.1,11111U
Dr. Heller is a noted journalist
B (BERLIN. — (J. T. A.) — The Palmer last
111U10, t/ . 111. 11;
po right-hand .nuen' !the
la week, when the D e- oriel Ho pee,
the i ,,,,rt.thw iurnoti i i;.ths,at
nt au aP1,), '‘aori "e; and a cel F brat(• t author, having
famous Lensing prize, valued at trait Bar Association gave hion late President Wilson, does not as-
r in
I:01111
, mal contributed to papers and periodi-
re's I onsibilit
now awarded for the . 925 votes out of :oil east in its ri- ' um
v • for • Mr
You men of Detroit who
• Vie-
'
first time by the munieipal govern- oniory election. Not in the history reck's facts, but he does Jake. , in his racket s.
really appreciate t yl•
foreword:
meld of Hamburg, was granted to of the bar association has a ranch- introductory
,.
HENRY SIEGEL, ONCE
distinction that ranks far
Fisher Theater.
Friedrich Cundoolf, prominent lit- l date received such universal en-
Now that the world has become.
sear} figure/11111 professor of leis- l olorseinent.
MERCHANT PRINCE, I
above the ordinary—here
calm and reason once noire rules,
Manic and technleollor lore wed-
tory at the University of Ileidet. ,. "Judge Palmer's p le p u larity we can read with pleasure and in- (led to exotic and tremendous
is • new store fulfilling
DIES IN OBSCURITY
berg.
; a mong members
er's of the bar comes i fetes( such a book as Mr. Viereck melodrama in "Bright Lights."
your fondest expectations.
I from his pleasing personality a nd . has written , and wonder how and Murder, passionate love en the
LA
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N.
J.
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Henry
- v we so nearly lost our balanc
lthe filet that he
Kohinoor, and the power' Siegel, one-time merchant prince
ix "call the job" dry'' wh '' r the trying days of the great „ African
of the press are seen and heard in of New York and Chicago, died in
; after day, the year round. When o eltnin
wae, ..
, attorneys 'Want something from a 1
this picture, which is now showing comparative obscurity here Mein-
can
b
e
liut much more than this
at the Fisher Theater.
judge, they like to find the
day. Ile v.'as 70 years old.
—
You are cordially invited
occupied, and the fact that bench
they said in commendation of this great o
' Once a financial leader, business
• fund. found Judge Palmer a "full- 1 and historically valuabl e work by
Publix Riviera Theater. , reverses in 1914 left him almost
to visit us, and see De-
time" worker, es wel
What is reported to be Joan Penniless. An president of Siegel
troit's finest showing of
o crate jurist, accounts
l as
for a the
tensed-o
ire- the Paul
man Eldridge,
who, in collaboration
wrote "My First
with . I Crawford's most pretentious talk- Stares (
"(orp., he (once controlled
Fall clothe.— all brand
I mendous vote he received.
i Twee Thousand Years: The Auto- i ing picture to date will be seen at 'Siegel, l'oeoper & Co. in Chicago;
NEWI The latest fabrics!
"One
"One of the pioneer Probate
of the WanderingJew."1 Publix Itiviera Theater for one the Big Store, the Fourteenth
, Court workers in Detroit„ludge 1 "Spreading Germs of Ilate" is an lweek, starting Saturday, Aug. 30, Street Store and the Simpson-
The smartest shade. of
, Palmer won his judicial spurs a excellent disclosure of how facts when "Our Blushing Brides"lrrawford Co. in New York and a
gray, blue, rich browns, in
Year ago when Governor Green ap- i and figures were distorted (luring 1 makes its appearance. The three' store in Boston.
■ wealth of newest pat-
1pointed him to the benh
to fill a I the war to suit respective belliger-lfeminine stars of the silent film'His reverses began when his'
c
.....I ALL CUSTOM-
, new' udgeship created by the State ! ents; how hate ruled reason, how l sensation, "Our Dancing Daugh.
Our ; bank, Siegel &stor
Co., which had made
, best-intentioned men were dragged , te rn," ar e agai n featured in "Our
s
Ile
STYLED mod•le that
srv!
Our
a, to the
1 1.egilature.
f
es
rom
t
r
ing
in
the
mire
of
war,
President
Wil-
e
depos-
in th e court in had
Blushing Brides ."
been
various
capeacities
for
itors ' money, went into e
sparkle with true Metro-
ceiver-
the 1
. fur 2)( years and his appointnient ! son being dragged down by the
—
ship.
politan smartness. Mar-
j was widely acclaimed. One has op- i war mania together with
United
Artists
Theater.
Six yearn ago, he tried to recoup
best minds.
valets. selections the
I
l portunity to make a great manyl world's
Mr. Viereck's work deserves a I An arboreal spot hidden away his fortunes by opening a small
n•w•st Inspirations of
, friends or enemies in 2S years and place among the best recommended in the depths o Santa oYne
illness ery
t in Hackensack, N. J.,
rni z Can- haberdash
I the fact that a man can win the
the foremast clothing sty-
a was but i
two years ago made him
historical books, and as a disci°. . yon in Southern Calif
; site of endorsement Judge Palmer sure of the propaganda battles awakened from its virginal sleep giniciebiucpketnitseactk
lists—prieed from $42.50
.11: Ile ,Iiileids home
effort.
of a
of th ,. ousands of years when Henry
did from the liar association, speaks
ry
upward.
during the war it is one of the . I Ki n
heart
most highly for him."
e., m „ cif i n w ith hi s company attack at the Paul Kimball Ilospi-
most v
bydc ■ t,
.
Prior to the beginning of his life
Nut only were factsand figures , of 140 to make the outdoor scenes cal here.
"Eyes
ofthe World" for Ins pi-
he r. Sieel
1
g was married three
work, Judge Palmer, in company . distorted during the war to suit of
ration Pictures and United Al.-
with his brother, spent three years the various contending factions, tints.
s. Lady Cavendish of London
!gold-prospecting in the Yukon I but pictures too were marked to
is his daughter.
country. 11,. w as graduated tram'
Under personal supervis-
lthe D tnoit co ll ege o f Law in 1895, influence the minds of the peolde.
e
CINCINNATI, 0.—(J. T. A.)
Among the pictures reproduced by Mrs, Clara Schohl Aub, a sister
ion of Mr. Meanie Cohn,
and practiced for a time with his Viereek is one of particular Jewish , of Charles Schohl, president of the
Person for Congress Club
this new store promises
father, a prominent attorney lot interest. Ile reproduces a paint- Union of American Hebrew Con-
you clothing satisfaction
that time. He is married and has ing by N. Maimon, labeled "The gregations an
Murphy Bldg., Highland Park
two Childi.en.
and M. aunt of former
such as will win your last-
Horrors of the Pogrom," which ale- Judge Walter
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Schohl, (lied Aug.
ing friendship and patron-
neared in the German Periodical 11 fit her home in t he Avondale
GRAND RIVER AVE.
Ost and West in May, 1900, in an seetin
o hero
age. WELCOME!
RABBI WINKLER QUITS
■ t West Grand Boulv.ard
art
uncle
discussing works of art ,
(0
LOS ANGELES PULPIT suppressed
site Northwestern Ili h
ppressed by the Russian govern-
--
ment. Nine years later, in I.e
SUNDAY - MONDAY
Au.
• 11 .
LOS AN(;
s
Sept, I.
Feeling
that hi ELES.—(J.
T. A.) -- J ournal of Feb. 12, 1915, the SAM('
sit-Talkins
s views on spiritual Feinting was reproduced under
William Powell
matters differed materially from the title "After the Passage of the
i .i h, , ii.,n,, ,.rpnn„at plao
~n~
in
, those of the ma
mover: of his con- Barbarians," as a sketch just re- csiumbia,
Goole -CADILLAC
between Woodward A John R.
"SHADOW
OF THE
gregation. Itahloi Mayer Winkler, calve
fr
o
m
R
us.sia
showing
_
t
h
e
d
DETROIT
w ho for t he past eight of
Tempi,.
years
LAW"
was revert] of a convalescent Russian
Saturday, Aug. 30—Sept. 7
the spiritual leader
with NATALIE MOORHEAD
soldier tee his family. I wreck ex-
Charlie Chase All Tahltng Comedy
Specialists in
METROPOLIS
Sinai, one of the largest Conserva- plains: "LC Journal vividly de-
—. Whispering Whoopee"—
' live syna g
o gues on the
The World Renowned Ufa Picture
scribes his (the soldier's
si
!
Continuous 2 10 11 P
Metropolitan Clothes
Sunder
hrrh,
SHOWS: Sat, Sun
I coast, handed in his resignation, on seeing his family murdered
i
TUMMY — WEDNESDAY
and Lein.' 0 .
of the Better Grade
I P. M. Con
the Germans. In order tohide
1which was accented by the emigre- the
Sept. 2.3
and tinu ou . m " WEEK
DA YS.—
P.
gat ion regret fully, an d famv,,d Lc 'origin of the .t( rate
P.
picturei
o
French
"PARAMOUNT ON
Program
Includes
a COMEDY and a
th e Ilel irew
'
PARADE"
a vote of thanks for his past eight newspaper °hil
TRAVELOG
mC
inscription at the left of the nor-
with scenes in Technicolor
years of service.
All Seats Fifty Cents
—Added Vitaphone Talking Com-
Rabbi Winkler, who WI1S one u( nor and suppress,' el the name of
vy
I .
the first rabbis in the country to the painter-"
, speak regularly over the r dio', was - a This reviewer highly commend, -
lielieves that if it
recently mlmitted
„f this work anol rend
be. widely
this co untry. Ile is „sa (iii
of
of
Viereck
to
educate
the
v
Vienna Uniersity
with the degree
the against
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of Ph. D., and is also a graduate repetition of war hysteria among . =
the
masses
as
well
as
the
classes
,=
of the .lowish Thnological Semi-
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e .
mar} of It enni). He served one
"It is pleasant to note," says
year as a rabbi at 11(omestead, Pa.,
and was called from there toe the Viereck in one of the concluding I =
Paragraphs to his book, "that the =

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the Western Front.' In the pier
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Dr. Alexander Aisman, Not- Of
gendering
hatred of war. I hope ,■■■■
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my book will serve a similar pur-
Primaries Sept. 9. Republican
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NEW YORK — (J. T. A.) — spawn of war psychosis in this vol-
peaker of House of Represen•
Inserted by a Jewish Friend
tativ es, 1919,
Dr. Alexander Airmanone Id' the tune, not to stir up the embers of
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Endorsee! by Unity Voters League the Jewish hospital in Brooklyn, Paganda can unhinge human ten-
was buried Aug. 17 at Mount He- son and throw lime out of joint." =
bra n t( ry. Dr. Airman
died Imaimmikimmook
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native of
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Medical College. For 1)( years he
had been a member of the medical
staff of the Jewish hospital,

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Donated by the following Jewish members of his star:

SAMUEL REISS,

Legal Adviser

ALBERT BERMAN,

Chief Assistant Turnkey

SAMUEL GORDON,
Eseeutive Department

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Deserves
Your
Support

RE - ELECT

LIEUTENANT-
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ELLIOTT BARRIS,

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BERNARD GOODMAN,

Process Deputy

JOSEPH CRAIG,

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WATERTOWN, N. V.—(J. T.
A.) — Arthur Bealansky, Jr., the
. only son of the noted Jewish
Metropolitan
Opera
conductor,
Arthur Bodansky, died Aug. 12
im in a local hospital as a result of
injuries received in an automobile
.11 accident. Arthur, who is 18 years
illi old, had been spending his vaca-
tion in this section together with o s.
two high school chums when an
automobile which they had been
driving was overturnedd and young
liodansky w as overthrown. His
NI p arents g,and sister,
who have been
hpem I
the summer in Europe,
art .._ n n0[111
otified and are on their
NI way her

A Fighter for Personal Rights,
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NEW YORK.—(.I. T. A.)—The
III 'body of Leon Schinasi, cigarette
- manufacturer, president of the!
Schinasi Commercial Corporation'
1 .1 , and well-known philanthropist
CIRCUIT COURT
whose death was reported at Juan
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H. is
able attorney, qualified
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