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RABBI SEEKS AID
FOR LAW TREATISE

Frank Day Smith Endorsed CARL MELCHIER GETS

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by Detroit Bar and Civic HIGH GERMAN HONORS
Searchlight.

DETROIT INSTITUTE OF
MUSICAL ART

BERLIN. — (J. T. A.) — The
MICHIGAN'S ronimoiT
Frank Day Smith is widely sup- highest order of the Prussian state
SCHOOL OF WSW
potted as one especially equipped was bestowed upon Dr. Carl Mel-
European Women's Welfare
Northwestern Women'. League of for the office of Circuit Court chier, noted Hamburg banker, part-
FRANCIS L. Foes, M. A, hive. Doc., Chairman of the Bowl
Organisation.
United Hebrew Schools.
Commi ion .r nee of Max Warburg, and world
EDWARD B. MANY11.1.K F. A. G. O., hive. Doc., President
left by his great-grandfather, the A special meeting of the Jewish After a lapse of two months the
Because of his broad knowledge famous economist, for the services
Adherent. for thirty-four years to the highest standards h•s
"Yanover Gaon," has been issued Women's European Welfare Or- Northwestern Woolen's League on these matters, ('resident lloov. he rendered to the German Repub.
to this school country-1.1de recognition. To serious studein,
by Rabbi M. N. Wcisblatt of this ganizatiun will be held Monday, will again resume meetings and er, whilst Secretary of Commerce, lie as the German representative
It offers unusual Illusive! advantages.
city in the form of an advertise- Sept. 8, at the Atkinson branch activities. The first board meet-
Below—A partial list at the Institute Faculty
on the directoriate of the Bank for
ment in the Baltimoer Sun. The of Shaarey Zedek. At this meet- , ing of the season will be held at
PIANO
VOICE
International Settlement.
ORGAN
Franc'. L. York.
appeal is endorsed by Congrega.. ing reports will be delivered in be-; the home of Mrs. I. Rosenthal,
William Howland,
mayor of Hamburg, M. Rosa,
Francis L. York
M. A., Mos. Doc.
Lions Anshe Shepherd, Shomre Ha s 1 half of new orphans in Europe' 2200 Edison avenue, Tuesday aft-
Mus Doc.
M. A., HIM Dv
lauded Mr. Melchiees work for
Francis Mayhew
Archibald C. Jackson
Edward B . Mari,
Anshe Kolk and Anshe Voh- and regarding orphans who are' ernoon, Sept. 9, at 2 o'clock, at
(Guest Teacher/
the upbuilding of post-war Ger-
Elizabeth II. Bennett
p dath,
us.. Doe.. EA
Edward Bredshall
lin of Baltimore, and Wohliner supported by this organization in which time plans will be made for
Frederick Protheroe
many, saying that "hlelchier con-
Howard Love
Edward II. Manville •
Mrs.
Jessie
O.
llosom
Anshe Shepard of Washington. In Detroit and Windsor. Arrange- the theater benefit in November.
0
Minor E. White
vinced the victorious powers of
Mus. Dar., F.A.G.O.
01 the appeal Rabbi Weisblatt says: ments will be made for the tag Every member is urged to come as
Ii01 IL Parsons,
Alle D. Zuidenm,
LaVerne II. Brown,
Germany's inability to carry the
Mus. Bach.
Muss Dar
Mu, Bach.
0
A
"My great - grandfather, the day to be held Saturday evening many important issues will be dis- I
Federal Whittlemy
burden of debt imposed upon her
A sainted Rabbi Judah Leib Weis- an .d Sunday, Sept. 13 and 14; for cussed.
Alan Kopek.
DANCING
THEORY
by
the
Versailles
Treaty."
Minor E. White
blatt, who was famed throughout , the bake sale to be held Tuesday,
lack Frost
Francis
L.
York.
$ Aliirs of bridle paths and dirt 5
Alle D. Zuidema
Dr. Melchier, who has repre-
• the world as the 'Yanover Gaon, ' Sept. 30, before the Day of Atone-
Y.
A., kiss. Doe.
DRAMATIC ART
Mu*. Doe.
Bicur Cholem Seniors.
0 roads. 2,000 acres of cross- 0
sented his country at every one
Yrs. Ruth Wvber
Edward II. Manville.
dto
Margaret Mannebach
meat, and for the rummage sale to
the post-war international confer-
Mug. Doe.. F.A.G.O.
The Bicur Cholem Society, ac-
NORMAL PIANO
Elmer R. Mundt
country riding. New stables
work of great merit. It is a trea. be held i in the near future.
Alit. D. Zuldema,
knowledges
contributions
from
ences,
recently
declined
the
position
II.
A..
Mus.
Bach.
CLASS
METHODS
with all accommodations. 0 tine of Jewish law that, if pub- I
Ida Elk•n K.,,
Mrs. M. D. Bentley
Sirs. Julius Berman in memory of
I as head of the Reichsbank after the
fished, would be of incalculable!
Minor E. White
Bicur Cholem Junior..
VIOLIN
CLARINET
AND
0
Ilenry Weinstein; from Mrs.
'resignation of M. Schacht. In or-
help to rabbis, shochtim and even
'CELLO
PERSONAL ATTENTION
Ilya Schkolnik
SAXOPHONE
Plans for the society's annual Adolph Jacoby and Mrs. Mark
Herman Guenther
der to accept his position on the
Wm. Grilling King
William Herrick
to aymen. It was his devout wish
Juanita
Dudley
Karl Chase
to have the work printed in his Yom Kippur (lance to be held Oct. 2 Weinbeck, in memory of Israel
directorate of the flank for Inter-
0
BANJO, MANDOLIN
HARP
DUNNING SYSTEM
AND UKULELE
lifetime, for the enrichment of in the ballroom of the General Gould, and from flurry Weitzman
national Settlement he resigned
FRANK DAY SMITH
Ilelen Burr•Brand
M•rforie Ann Coles
Mabel Boyer
from the finance commission of
Jewish learnings. But unhappily Motors Building are rapidly near- in memory of his parents. The
ing
completion.
Music
will
be
by
president,
Mrs.
Ida
Solai,
an-
FALL
TERM
OPENS
SEPTEMBER
8th, 1930
appointed
him
one
of
a
national
,
the
League
of
Nations.
it was not given to him to ac-
Accredited Teachers' Certificates, Diploma. and Degmvs
complish it. The manuscripts have Mike Falk and the Kentucky Col- nounces the society is now receiv- board of 12 to draft'uniform state
Desirable boarding accommodations.
been in my possession for many onels. An added feature to this ing contributions in memory of de- laws for the building industry, he
For Catalog and View Bosh Address
year's dance will be the newly in- parted friends and ,Yiskor money, being still an active member of
L Eugene Sharp For
s...m.i. Road—Four Miles A yearn.
The act of gratifying the wish stalled electrical fixture that will to be used in assisting the needy this outstanding national commis-
HENRY B. MANVILLE, Businns M•n•ger--Columbia 2956
Simplified Court
West of Redford
Dept. 4-52 PUTNAM AVENUE, DETROIT, MICHIGAN
r of a departed sage is of supreme throw colored lights on the ball- and !sick. All contributions should sion.
O
room floor during every dance. be sent to the secretary-treasurer,
Procedure
The technical knowledge of the
0 importance, and I offer this oppor-
tunny to every Jewish philan- All organizations are asked to co- Anna M. Weinbeck, 455 East Eu- varied duties of this important of-
0 Phone Farmington 344•F4
operate
in
making
this
year'
s
clhl avenue. Thanks are expressed fice, as also his splendid record as
A simplified court procedure is
thropist to share in the great iMtz•
(1 LW I I I MI LI k ■ Na' 1 ■■■ MI .110 LO vah. By subscribing in advance dance a success, as all money will to Dr. Feldstein for money and a trial lawyer before the courts for one of the aims of Judge L. Eu-
for the book you will be facilitat- go for needy and sick. Member- services given a needy case. The the past twenty years, led to his gene Sharp, who is a candidate for
ship is open to those who have at- chairman of the picnic held last endorsement by the Detroit Bar re-election as Judge of Circuit
ing its early publication."
tained the age of 19 years or over. Sunday, Mrs. Rubinstein, thanks Association, a splendid compliment Court.
Call Euclid 7890 and ask Miss the public for their co-operation
"Quick justice strengthens belief
to Frank Day Smith, as the only
William P. Frost is Endorsed Betty Drapkin for particulars.
and contributions of all foodstuff. candidate endorsed out of 50 as- in laws and government," he says.
A Moen School of the very first rank of artistic excellent,
The next meeting will be on Tues- pirants for judgeship except those I "In Canada where laws are admin-
For Legislature.
Jolly Elite Club.
TERM BEGINS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER EIGHTH
day evening, Sept. 9, at 8 p. m. at judges actually presiding. The Civ- istrated quickly and adequately,
An open meeting was held at the Emanuel, Taylor and Wilson ic Searchlight also endorsed him.
Booklet
sent on application
—
—
Telephone: Glendale 5550
there is no crime problem; neither
William P. Frost, candidate for Littman'a People's Hall, Tuesday Refreshments will be served.
447 Putnam Avenue, Art Center — Smond block West Iron, Woodward
As
another
Smith
is
on
the
bal-
is
there
discontent
because
of
long
election to the office of State Rep- evening. More than 150 attend-
lotfor this office, voters are asked delays in civil cases."
resentative in the primary election ed. Entertainment at this meet-
STAFF OF TEACHERS
Jolly Fellows Club.
to be held Sept. 9, is considered one ing was offered by the following: The Jolly Fellows met at the to remember the name, Frank Day
Judge Sharp took a long step to-
Vols.
Rom Morris Saper
Dancing
Boris Ganpul
of the best qualified of the many Ruth Bliss, the Misses Alpiner and home of Irving Tarnol Tuesday Smith.
, ward court efficiency when he
Gild. Goldstein
Geraldine Mac Di■i■ ell
Mme.
Ell' Suokas-
Sylvia Scharr
candidates seeking this office.
:
drafted
the
Common
Pleas
Court
Halpern, Art Schen and Ben Dia- evening. The dance committee re
Steinback
Frances Freedman
For 12 years Mr. Frost has been mond.
Bill, two years ago, and marshalled
Theory and Harmony
Bettie Currie
Doris Schneider
Dancing followed, with ported that all tickets have been Hugh J. Wood for Circuit enough strength to put it through
Historyel Music
business manager of the Electrical
and ...Wants
Pine
lioMs Gmel•l
Mrs. Boris Ganapol
the State Legislature.
Wi.skers' Association. During this music furnished by Harry Cohen distributed for the third annual
Violin
Court
Commissioner
Ensemble
dance to be held Rosh Hashanah
Hugh Ridout
Bernard Sturm
time he has gone to Lansing on aev. annuals
This
new
tribunal
has
supplanted
nul
h
a i sdaSnecr e niasd te orL be Theh led "ateotande night, Sept. 24, at the Book-Cadil.
Hrs. Ray Robosson
Bernard Sturm
Alfred W. Hughes
eral occasions in forwarding meas-
Holding a high place in the es- the old Justice Court, and has
M•ry Fedewa
Henrietta Hillman Pon.
Song Literature for
Masonic Temple Wednesday eve- lac Hotel. Jules Klein's Broadway
Mrs.
Meyer
Gorman
ures for new safety laws for the
meant
an
enormous
saving
of
time
ter
teem of his colleagues in the busi-
Pianists
IS1 e n ,,pht 0. n2.4h,. the ac
t aisntn e night
nyi tc
Cot- Collegians will furnish the music
Arol St Clair
Boris ( ;•11•IMI
workers in the electrical industry. Rosh
in the Circuit and other courts.
Dorothy 11.11 Hughes
and enterta nment. Miss Dorothy ness world and legal profession,
Constantin
i
Dunning System In
During the World War he found it ton Pickers will be featured.
The Bronstein was chosen sponsor for Hugh J. Wood is lauded as possess- Through its "concilitory division"
Ethel Goldman
Korn•rovsk
Beginner.
Jessie B. Woolfenden
necessary to visit Washington, D. dance jisue de g
Dramatic Art and
mi an ic to fbreo m
ing the necessary business and le- cases and claims up to $100.00 may
assure
t h ed roefpriourtes-
Jessie B. Woolfeipien
this dance. A weinier rout will
C., in order to rectify working con-
t
gal training to ably qualify him be heard and settled promptly and
be held Sunday at Belle Isle for
ditions of the telephone workers Choem
arni
d itatteet the
in
a
simplified
manner,
without
the
s he Tohpeenbom
ae
r
e
d
tio
nf
for
election
a
Circuit
Court
Com-
ec
meeting dfirrom. members and their friends. The
which was a very serious problem
missioner.
usuals delays, expenses and for -
next meeting
be at the home
at thattime. Mr. Frost has co-op- tors will meet at Littman's Pecs- of Al Riemer, 2019 Taylor
Hugh J. Wood was born in De- malities of court procedure or the
avenue.
erated with the various legislative ole's Hall Tuesday evening, Sept.
troit, Jan. 27, 1880, educated in necessity of lawyers.
committees in Lansing in securing 9. The regular meeting will be
the public schools of this city,
Judge Sharp has also long been
Theta Gamma Theta Sorority.
Increases in the State Labor Com- held the same day.
graduated from the Detroit College an advocate of old age pensions
pensation Law.
The sorority met at the home of of Law, June, 1902, and admitted and other progressive ideals of vi-
lie has studied
Miss Esther Krakowsky. A report to the bar the same year. Ile was tal importance to the nation.
and understands thoroughly the
Epsilon Alpha Chi.
Old Age Pension problems which
Epsilon Alpha Chi met Sept. 3 was given on the celebration of employed as works manager by the recent addresses he has urged the
Professor Detroit College of
will be presented at the next ses- at the Y. W. H. A. Plans were Miss Sarah Green's birthday-hard Greenslade Oil Co., of which his abolition of "poor houses," and co-
Law—Leading advocate of
t
sion of the legislature.
retain
laid for next year's affairs. Elec- ime party which was held Satur- I father, Andrew C. Wood, was half operation of the government
settling legal disputes, when.
tion of officers resulted as follows: day, Aug. 30. Miss Bertha Mil- owner for 24 years.
industry in an effort to stabilize
ever possible, without long
Since leaving the oil business, employment.
Jack Drapkin, chancellor; Apron berg was elected publicity man-
Improved Whippet Is Pre- Karp, vice-chancellor; Frank Gor- ager, and Miss Green treasurer. Mr. Wood has been treasurer and
and often distressing trials
judge
next meeting will be at the attorney for two realty corpora-
—First choice Detroit Bar
sented by Willys-Overland back, scribe; Ben Elbinger, master The
of finance; Joe Seaser, constable. home of Miss Lillian Blondes, tions; the Rachel J. Stewart Realty
Association primary, Applies
1671
Lee
place.
Co. and Andrew C. Wood Realty
Believe
The most popular low priced car Dave Meyers and Max Wolf were
the low simply, Inexpensively
Co.
ever presented by Willys-Overland • chosen for the house committee.
and justly.
Club Galaxy.
The
E.
A.
X.
meets
every
Wednes-
the Whippet Four, is making a fur-
Club Galaxy met at the home of
ther step forward in its class daynight at the Y. W. H. A.,
Primaries, September
Miss Jerry Rossen Aug. 29. A Judge Campbell, Law School
through a series of important me- room No. 7.
picnic for Labor Day was dis-
Dean, Running for Cir-
I am Still
chanical improvements for longer
Rodin Club.
cussed. Election of officers will
Looking for
life and artistic advancements
cuit Judge.
■
The Rodin Club will hold its first be held next week and the meet-
which are expected to bring it to
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
an even greater peak of popular. tee( ting of tie season at the home ' ing will be at the home of Miss
Judge Allan Campbell, dean of Disutisfied
Detroit'. Loading and
of Mrs. Ilarry Rodin, 2968 Sturte- Ann Karp.
Customer
ity than heretofore attained.
the Detroit City College Law
But Knows
vant avenue, on Wednesday eve-
School, is one of the candidates for
Kappa Zeta Sorority.
ning, Sept. 10. All members are
Circuit Judge.
Kappa Zeta Sorority met at the
With
requested to be present. The meet-
Recommended by the
Allan Campbell was born and
Phi Bata Epiklon Fraternity.
Most Prom!.
ing will be followed by bridge and home of Miss Bertha Enstein of raised in Detroit. He has been
City'.
The Streng Chevrolet Co.
Alpha Delta chapter of Phi Bets a midnight luncheon.
vent Physleiene•
Lee Place, on Friday. The next connected with the educational sys-
Epsilon
Fraternity
met
at
the Y.
as
12th k Mi ■ .
1410 Hasolwood An.
Empire 4035
meeting is to he at the home
tem of this city for many years.
W. II. A. Thursday, Aug. 28. The
Plea. Empire 4424.
Miss Helen F'ellman of l'hiladel- He has been president of the board
Sigma Rho Delta Fraternity.
to.
dance committee reported on the
phia
avenue.
At the last n lee ti mg o f Si gma
o f education
e uca
fo or
r six years, an is
holiday frolic to be given jointly
now dean of the Detroit City Law
with the A. Z. A. Fraternity in the Rho Delta Fraternity, Louis Rob-
Argonauts.
School, of which institution he is
Fountain ballroom of the Masonic ins and I.ouia Malkin were taken
as pledgees. A house party to
"Mrs. Temple's Telegram," or the founder. He holds the position
Temple, Yom Kippur night, Oct.
be given at the home of Louis Rob- "A Pair of Liars," a three-act com- without pay.
KOSHER RESTAURANT
Cantor at Mishima 2. Every effort is being put forth
ins
on
Sept.
27.
The
next
open
edy,
has been chosen as the club's
Judge Campbell is endorsed by
to make this an important event
Try Our Horne-Like Meals
Israel Synagogue
capable — courteous — unbiased
of the year. Jack 51cGay's radio- meeting will be on Wednesday, play. Selection of characters for the following: Fred Butzel, Leo
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8832 TWELFTH STREET
Expert and
famed 10-piece orchestra will pro- Sept. 17, at the Y. W. H. A. Boys' the cast is under way. under the Butzel, David W. Simons, Robert
The same inimitable Pohl Cuisine will
Antiseptic Mohal vide the music. The officers, who over 17 are welcome. direction of Paul K. Marin. Busi- Marwill, Julian Krolik, Milton
prevail
Paid for by a Jewish Friend
ness executives of the play are: Alexander.
are to be elected at the next meet-
s.
General managers, Leo Panzer and
Tusi T.L.
MARRIAGES
ing, will be Installed at the formal
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Aaron
Marin;
publicity,
Harry
dinner-dance Oct. 11.
Interest is being shown in the
PERFORMED
coming dance which will be held Delidow; tickets, Jack Freedman;
advertising, Lou Goodman. First
2012 Virginia
Women'. Friendship Club.
on Nov. 23 at the Book-Cadillac rehearsal for reading was held at
Park
The Women's Friendship Club Hotel. A popular orchestra has
met Aug. 5 at the home of Mrs. B. been secured and many surprises the home of Max Goldman, Tues-
Garfield 0287-M
Shaffer, 99 Owen avenue, and are promised. The next meeting day evening. Harry Fortner, Ben
Schaffer and Albert Rabinowitz
made arrangements for the picnic will be on Wednesday, Sept. 10, at,
were elected as members. The
held at Belle Isle Aug. 10. In con- the "Y."
final indoor game of the season
cluding the program a luncheon
will be held this Sunday morning.
Mohel Specialist
Hottentot Boys.
was served, after which the com-
A double-header is scheduled.
mittee !surprised the hostess with
The
Hottentot
Boys
met
Sunday
II Years' Exp.
a gift. In spite of inclement at their summer cottage at Sunny
Ann, Eadersed
Omega Socials.
weather, the picnic proved a sus- Aeach . A favorable report was
hp Lasing
On Sunday. Aug. 24, the Omega
ceas.
Physklaso
given by Charles Gellman, the Socials met informally at the Y. ff.
_
chairman of the fourth annual W. II. A. On Sunday. Aug. 31,
J. U. G.'.
2073
dance to be held Sunday evening,
the
club,
with
two
visitors
from
-
-
-s=s
J. U. G.. ' 14 met at the home of Oct. 12, at the Book-Cadillac. The
Gladstone
Bay
City.
Florence
Golden and E
.-
Bertha Feldman, 2945 Richton. club is planning to get a popular
Elsie
B k,
h
Euclid 10467
Arrangements were made for fu- orchestra and to provide enter-
member. went on a hay-ride out-
ture events. After the meeting tainment.
ing to Commerce Lake and Fresh
the girls and their escorts left for I
Air Camn. At the camp the club's
Delta Sigma Rho Sorority.
Walled I.ake to visit one of the
baseball team was defeated by the
members, Pearl Rosner, who IS
Rev. Benjamin
Real Estate and Investments
Delta Sigma Rho Sorority met camp team, 4 to 2. In the eve-
stopping there during the summer at the . W. II. A. Aug. 27. A Hal- sing the club presented a final ff
1201 Majestic Building
BLEIBERG
- -
months. The next meeting will he Isswe'en party was suggested to be night program for the campers.
Motet Specialist
DETROIT, MICH.
at the home of Evelyn Knoppou,
Recommended by
given at a member's cottage. It On I.abor Day the club had a thea-
3385 Richton.
will
August 20, 1930.
Leading Physician.
planned at the next meet- ter narty. The club will meet -ff.
ing.
2225 Blaine Ave.
weekly beginning Sept. S. Plans
Mr. Allen W. Kent,
Phi Alpha Gamma.
Euclid 5000
are being made for the club's third
Phi Alpha Gamma Sorority met
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney,
Per formed
MUT IA, • a
Tau Tau Iota Sorority.
I anniversary party. A drive will M
Detroit, Mich.
by Appointment.
at the home of Miss Berniece
Miss Sadie Keiner of Leslie ave.! soon begin for new members.
Kahn, 440 Harper. Miss Ann Lu-
rr
Dear Sir:
bin was voted in as a pledgee. sue was hostess to Tau Tau Iota. Leona Epstein left for Loss An-
Election of officers took place. Miss Sorority Aug. 20. Plans were geles, to be gone for one year.
In this fearful crisis of crime the thoughtful people of
made
for
the
housewarming
to
be
The
club
attended
a
farewell
gath-
Estelle Waronoff was elected presi-
Wayne County are looking to you as the Prosecuting Attorney
dent, Miss Esther Serling, secre- given the latter part of September., ering at her home.
1SCHADCHEN)
they need. Two undisputed facts stand out in the public
A report was given by Miss Flora
Men and women desiring to make I tary, and Misa Molly Harris, treas- Ruth Silbert, chairman of the sec-
mind. First, your wonderful record of courage and ability,
worthwhile acquaintances for mat. urer. The next open meeting will end annual bridge-dansant, to be
proven beyond question hundreds of times by your convictions
The first fall meeting of the W.
be at the home of Miss Ann Lit.
rimunial purposes, see me.
of
dangerous criminals. Second, the feverish effort of the
crack, 879 Windsor avenue, Wind- given Oct. 3, at the Chinese Tea W. Girls was held at the home of
criminal element to defeat you. They fear you, Mr. Kent, and
3. PARANSKY
Gardens. An open meeting of the Miss Ann Barahal, 15468 Petos.
well
they may by past experience. Wayne County indeed needs
1471 Virgin:a P.cL Emp• 3028-J sor, Ont., on Tuesday, Sept. 9.
sorority was
• h e I 1 at th h
k ey. Thee ports comm ttee report-
you, the time-tried and tested man of the hour. Wishing you
Miss Sally Littman of Hazelwood ed on the summer's affairs as hay. ff
SLUMS.
Resoectfully
avenue Aug. 27. Posters were ing been successful. bliss Fannie
distributed for the bridge-dansant Baron, president, appointed corn.
by the chairman of the advertising mittees for fall activities, to i n .
RE-ELECT
committee, Miss Evelyn Fox. The elude a hike, a pajama party, book
Inext meeting will be held at the reviews and debates. The next
: home of Miss Sarah Klessmcr of meeting will be at the home of
C
Calvert avenue. Fannie Baron, 573 Owen.

BALTIMORE, MD--(J. T. A.) '
—An appeal to Jewish philan-;
thropists to help him publish a
treatise on Jewish law which was

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Final arrangements were made
Members and their friends will
for the Aimwell Club dance to be gather for a party at Sam Dictor's =-
held in the Arabian Ballroom of home Sunday, Sept. 7, to celebrate
the Hotel Taller, Sunday evening, the club's eighth anniversary. A _ffs
Nov. 30. Itoh Cruzet and his 10- basketball captain will be elected
piece Cotton Club Orchestra will in a few weeks, and a strong team
supply the music. All other clubs will be assembled. It is expected
are asked to hold this date open. that the team will be entered in
Abe Cherow, as chairman of the both
the
Detroit Recreation
dance committee, has as his assist- league and the Jewish League. ,
ants the Misses Lillian
lian Goodman, Tickets are now on sale for the =-
Sarah Friedman and Gertrude Al- dance on Sunday, Sept. 28, at the
rem and Henry Friedman, Joe Book-Cadillac.
Tauber, Sam Lubin, Julius Pollack,
Idelt• Girls.
Louis Pollack and Sidney Mosko.
The Itielta Girls will hold the ff
wits_
first meeting of the fall term
, Tuesday, Sept. 16. Entertainment
La Vivo Girls.
' will be furnished for members and
La Vivo Girls met Aug. 27 at' friends by Lillian levy, Bea Dan
thehome of Flo Rothenberg, 615 iels and Pearl Levey.
=_
-
Belmont. Vacationi•ts were wet-
coined home with a dinner at King
Philomathic Debating Club.
=--
Wah Los and a treat to the Michi-
On Sunday, Sept. 7, the Philo-
gan Theater. Labor Day was cele- mathic Debating Club will meet at
brated with a party at the home of the Shaarey Zedek, Clairmount
Blanche Wright. The next meet- and Twelfth' streets, at 7 p. m.
in g is iD he at the home
are requested to
Shapiro, 1547 Delaware. of ClaraI P‘ri,learn.net hera

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--THE MAN WHOM GUNMEN FEAR--

PROMOTE ASSISTANT PROSECUTOR

ALLEN W. KENT

Prosecuting Attorney

REPUBLICAN TICKET

PRIMARIES SEPTEMBER R. 1930

MR. KENT'S CANDIDACY IS SPONSORED BY REPRESENTATIVE JEWS IN THE PROFESSIONAL, BUSINESS
AND CIVIC LICE OF DETROIT.

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