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HOSTESS AT CHARITY
I BALL, NEXT THURSDAY

VOTE FOR

Mrs. Edith R. Paranoky will be
hostess at the charity ball spon-
sored by the Detroit Auxiliary of
Los Angeles Tubercular Sanator-
ium at the Greystone Ballrooms
Thursday evening, Nov. 5.
Freddy Bergin and his Vaga-
bonds will furnish the music and
entertainment.
Several interest-
ing features will take place at this

;

JAMES R.

4 )

WALSH

for

I

COURTEOUS!

Thirteen years as assistant corporation counsel has eminently quali-
fied Mr. Walsh for this important office.

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was debating en the rug-
get optimism and buoyancy of our l
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!
colored brethren of Dixie.
1
Root as was on his way with a
of Joseph I.. Selling. by Louise Sell,
load of cotton. His white neighbor ...,
"0110—
11,
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Gilbert.
asked him:
$1,1tow
Mr It. Siegel.
li elies. ltIgg,;i a
n htje: are yo
: 2 .6 , 0 i-- 1. w,i.. sh y IM thr,s,. 1 b eri H. tiotrei
gea,iantgo?,,"
my
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$2.700 Ilimelhoch
Brothers • (0.
He
g
boss. ".,
42. , to Mrs.
M.
Fechetiner.
"l1'ell, Rastas, I hope you have ' More Heitman. Mr. •nd Mrs. Me), I.
1 Pine ti, Samuel S ■ ommertield,
. luck.'
$23:,0 Mr. orel mr•. Abraham Ilarit.
"'thank you, sah, thank you. ! ... $23:,0

Forest Cleaners employ
the same high-grade work-
manship, the same fine qual-
ity cleaning fluids and the
same painstaking care that
has always characterized
their work—and the prices
are lower than ever!

44.000 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Si

Men's Suits and
Topcoats

Cleaned and
Pressed

die! " 1 . .1(ow much money did you get '''''Si l. se
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. ll'e7r" She.::l5ik '5 MM ‘ '''''' ` ' '' r' '' '''''''"M
' rn
Cigar C°. o•,•
and Mrs. J. Victor
for it?"
for
:boomer, Victor II. Weil.
"Oh, I didn't get me money, boa,
suns M r •. Leopold Freud, Mr. snot
de duck got it. °
Mn,. Joseph M. Welt
"What It you mean, de duck...1;nt.„,,e:;',;'
.lei tor17( ''el o t k msli.o rX.1...A'
got le?" s.',..,;(*. .... elsylord Brothers. Mr, Bertha
"Well yo' see, boss, dey detillek Hill. E.t.t. or wrs. Henry A. brick
some for warehouse, deduck for Ma: manners store•. Mr. and Mn. S,
im
freight, rleduck for taxes, deduck I 1 Slooman, Myrloon Wertheer.

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HADASSAH ATTACKS
charge for checking or (lancing.
PASSFIELD'S POLICY I nn
Dancing will he held until 2. a. m. 14 GROUPS HONOR
The silver loving cup which is
(Continued from Page One.)
SHOHL AT EIGHTY
to he awarded to the organization

LADIES DRESSES $
AND SUITS

CLEANED AND PRESSED
FORMERLY 32.00

.111--Mr. and Mr, /lorry Farloolein.
. 51• and Mrs. Harry Newman.
40)0—Abraham Jacob..

THIS AND THAT
0411 Mr. andMrs. S. M. Cole, 1101,
Sophie Tucker is now doing a fret J. Newmann. I I< h
Sher.
regular "colyum" for one of th I : '
175
2 1- I I ir *.• andM'''oo'.
or
II.
London dailies.
e i! N 4 ' - 7 ' 10— Da v ill J. M•ryntont.
Most
talked-of
composer
on
th
MRS. EDITH R. PARANSKY
; COO— Mrs. i S. E. He neman.
street is now Arthur Schwartz, ag e , $1150 - Mr. .1 Mn,. Maurice Golden-
affair, including a beauty contest, 30, who was a practicing lawye
berg.
i Appl baum. Mr. on
41;00— Mn,. Esther
aid
the winner to be chosen by well until two years ago
Eddie Cantor can sign a chic k t.ore
known people acting as judges. A
rse wii! o l i,..Tt. "/Toren 'oI
s o rii 77,,T,::"K:,
',`,:,1: . ;:r:
silver loving cup will be awarded for $2,500,000 and it would b e 1St, I , sae Gilbert, ai r . and Mrs Leo M.
Franklin, Mr. and Mn,. John A. Heaven..
'to the club Wsposing of the largest
cashe'Ili'moorissi. 1930, J. T. A /
rivh. I.aolore Levin. Mn. and Mr, Iler-
number of ti.kets. There will be

mon
Mr.. Itenjomin Siegel. Mr
an Mrs. Adolph Slonian.
I WO—Temple Beth 4.1 School of Sc

foRiEsi.,. L.f. DA yE t4f rp,

533.547 FOREST AVE E

.

COlumbia 4-200

f

liu inn.

1500- American Show Co, • Mfg Co.
Anonymous. Aronsson Printing Co, A.

Cohen • Son.. David S. Diamond, Mr.'
still remains silent on the question selling the most tickets may be
a
I
CINCINNATI. —
recognition !;i nt1 Mro. Joseph II. Ehrlich, Mr. lid
of just what it means or what it , seen in Buddy's Delicatessen, Tay-
G.
in, Mr. amt Mr,
Of his many years of service,
a !Mose. "'"'
' meant by a Jewish National Home- ' lor and Twelfth streets.
1.•nntle, Miriam •nd Alice Fecheint-
1-1
international,
national
Mr.
•nd
Mr+.
M.
The proceeds of this ball, as in
Finkelston,
land and what it intends t6 propose
1;1 1r he;
rewd.
to "facilitate the achievement of other affairs sponsored by the De- an(' local organizations tendered
; ;rot A. Gomm, jogn 11.4noo. :
this (object"—no• that it has sus- . limit Auxiliary, go to maintain the Charles Shohl an appreciation din. • sm.
4
Mr.
1 1!
: Detroit pavislion now completed at
and Mrs. Look K•hn, Moritz Kann, Mich-
pentad both immigration and land
• ot.an Chandelk r Co_ Mr. and Mei. San, I
the Los Angeles Sanatorium. Dur-
purchase.
oel Mintz, DavidOppeuhrine, Mr. •nd
; ing the past three years 21 Detroit-
Mn.. S. E. Sollan, Noorto•n Schwortr, I:.
' "Not a single Arab has been dis- era stricken with tuberculosis have
M. and Anson Tabor, Mrs. Louis Welt.
• possessed. Those ,vho sold their , been admitted to the sanatorium
$125
taco
S i /i ii
Wel.mon.
land to the Jews were handsomely ; where they are given the highest
P•ovII-Smit„t. Inc., Maur e J .1
paid for it. Eighty per cent Of type of treatment and care free
Conlon, Federal . Strel Corporation. Mr.!
them re-settled on land elsewhere. I of charge.
and Mr, Miles Fmaterwahl. Mr. and MIA.
Milton tryout.. Dr. ond Mr, David J
No landless Arab proletariat has' The Detroit Auxiliary, of which
Levy. Mn.. Fred* K. Ullman. Mr. .1
been created by the Jewish imini- Ben Goldberg is president and Max
Mn . Ilarry I. Witi.ton.
Olt
gration into the country. It ha, Rapoport is general secretary, is
Iltstrel.
$350--Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Pinot .rw.1 d.
been estimated that less than Imo comprised of drlegateo from Si dif-
Wa'ter
,ml The Wolf Detroit Fn.
. Arab families have been shifted Parent organizations,
velope Co.. Abraham J. Levitt, Il• ar.I
from agricultural to urban life
Idr+, Willard D. Mayer. M.00rde ltd.ten•
field. Mrs. Laura Wurabor.,r.
through the Jewish colonization pool-
4410—Cadillac Electric SitiodY Co.
icy nad the displacement of this
11.0—John L. Brown, Detroit Polo . .
negligible number (who of courm
Prod
Corp . Mr. and Mr+. Fevmwur
received adequate compensation for .
II. Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Ilea Frelo1011-
hero. Ahe
ileavenrich. Dr. Alfred J
their Mild/ went hand in hand with •
lAlltnInnn •nd rodent Chemical Co.. Mr.
'the settlement of 1110,000 Jews in
Ind
I.
Inewen+lein,
the country.
Marks, 1/r. and Mr, I. I.. Polorker, Na.
,, Services,
sinittns, 1.con V. Vliet, Ju•eph
"The Jews, who constitute IS
onraniatizint.,, Cad"
Wel.mon. Mn. and Mr, S. P. Wilkus.
o Will be the
$27.0 - Allen Industrie•. Ina., J. W. Al-
per cent of the population of Pal- subject (of Ile. Leo M. Franklin's
len, Mr. and Mr.. Slier, J. Allen. Mr,
estine, contribute 44 per cert ,Ls s 2,
. Julius Morris Blumberg
and Mn,.
revenue. They spend more on the sermon Sunday morning, Nov.
Electru.
Mr. andMr+ Hyman C.
health institutions of Palestine' , at 10:45.
Broder, Morris Cohn, Cole A Erwin. Mor-
On Saturday, Nov. 1, at 10:3(1,
CHARLES SHOHL
s Fi+hman, Forest Cleaner. • peer,.
Which are open
to Mohenunro:alos, Dr. Franklin will preach.
Mn, .11 Mn,. Jacob L. Frew' Sam.
Christians and Jews alike, than the
A. Hyman, S. M. Lonoty,
"The Palestine Question Again" ner Sunday evening, Oct. 25. Mr otel Gate,. m
government of Palestine spends en w ill be th e, su bj ec t a D r. F ran k.. Shohl was 00 years old on Friday Mr. •nd Mn. 1•11111 . It. Myer., Rodiert D.
Rohinsoon,
Harry Ito.enbero, Itipoock's
Oct. 24 ,
the whole country. They spend :tin's sermon Sunday, Nov. 9.
Jerome A. Selling, Samuel Weissman !
more on the schools of Palestine I
He is honorary president of the
5225—Coto rier•Bero hog,
Inc..
'
than the government does for the I
Union of American Hebrew Con-
Temple Sisterhood:
entire population of Palestine.
gregatioons,
Plum Street Temple M 72k3ti l 'll'Pol ". rh s."' NOra Goodman.
The Thursday Sewing Group of
$200—Mr. and Mn. Harry H. Iterger.
m, Mehl Tire, Williom C. Macho/I. Mr
"The achievements of the Jews in , the Temple Sisterhood is sending and Wise-Rockdale Center.
Organizations co-operating on and Mr+. D. W. Davis, Dying Eposte..
Palestine have been praised :n lay-lout an appeal for additional work.
Aleaanoler Z. Freeman. Joseph Gerson. J.
ish terms by Ramsay MaeDunahl I ers. Fine hand sewers are especial. the affair included the three just a. Gilbert. Mr .1 Mrs. Cr,,) A. Ilins-
himself and by many member; of ly neded. The Sewing Group meets named and the Hebrew Union Col lwirv, Mr. am) Mrs. S. R. Glowrower. Look
lege Board of Governors,
0
,e
ranot.
Rusll A. Gunn. 0. D. Jaroih.oto,
the present governmert. The Jews ;every Thursday morning.
Irrith, Untied Social Ageneio... Mrs. ilenjamin I. Lambert, Mr. and Mn
are justly proud of whiff Ibey nave
The class in Braille work spun
Loud. I amhert. J. Laskv, Michionn
accomplished in Palestiue in the aired by the Sisterhood of Temple Jewish Consumptives' Relief. Ili,: towel & Apron Supply Co.. M. J. etr.
Po.
Louis Riccardi. Itiversiole Machinery
short span of 10 years. They olio Beth El held its first meeting on Brothers Association, H
l'luni St,:
n.
.1. Rodgers. Hilliard E. Roo.en ,
not wish tee see their great work of Thursday. Nov. 0, at 10 a. m. 51rs. Temple Brotherhood, Plum Street ohol. Leo
Mr. and Mrs. 1.011k Rosenthal. Mn,,
civilization rudely interrupted by George Bloom is chairman of the Temple Si , terlooml, Plum Street ,rnh
a
Albert Semler, Oscar
Sc hiller, Mr. AM) Mn,. Arthur W. Schle.- '
a government which is actuates] at work and 5liss Mary M0'1(.11101 is Temple Scout Tr000q), Phoenix
Inver.
and Mn,, Schle•intrer .•
the moment more by imperialistic vontinuing her fourth year as Council off Jewish Woomen and 'in Mr. and Mn.
I Mr.. Arthur Schweler.
voonsiderati(ons than by a sense of teacher. Several machines are al. cinnati 5 asonic Lodge 133.
Shetrer. heel
heel Sikerriton. Mn. Louis Si.
Itit , 11, Al,. Srere. Harry SulTrIn. Mn. owl
justice and fairness.
ready available and it is hoped that

Inutile iletli El I
Notes

Mrs Hermon Warren, Sophie Weil. M.
Wittekhofer, Edwin A. Wolf. foer•
Coln II. Wollstein. John J. Ginsburg.
CI
n 71— Per a rot Gimborg•
4164—Rabid Leon From.
I IM10-11r. coil Mr., Emil Antherv, Jo.
(Continued from liege
liwrr.tein. Central rigor , Detroit
ooticil Jewish Women, Detroit Hockey
Pltper+, Olym npia.
nored relativity and the field
M. Fechein er. Fede
M
theory in an appeal for the Jew -
, Emanuel 43 Fronk. J. Friellbe-o.
of
Poland, Lithuania and Russia.
Frinlloero. William Friedm•n.
who, he said, need t e help of tics
Co..
Phil Glube, Dr. mid Mr, Will.
h
II. Gordon. M. an d Mn,. Sidney C.
fellow-dews in richer and more
Hon. HarryIt. Kenton. A
fortunate parts of the world. On Lorroort • liro•
M. Lord-berg.
the Jews of the western world, he 11.evin, I.evir • Dill. Myren and
Mn,. Moon,
decla red, depended the future of , A. Lionita. Myer Pruot.tan. Myrtle '1102,
'1
•
sari, of their coo•religionisto Ire It
•
, Emanuel Schoenberg. Herbert T. Stoma,

"The Jews in Paleffne (loo not noire will be contributed in who de FEELING TO JEWS
wish to expropriate the Arabs or to or in part. All women who can give
MORAL BAROMETER
deny them their legitimate nation- several hours a week on this help-
eel aspirations. The Jew has known ful work are urged tee call Mrs.
oppression too, long to wish to op- George Bloom or to report can
, muss other people. The Jew wants
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
to live oon friendly and equal terms
with the Arab; but he must insist Annual Congregational Meeting:
that his own national rights his-
The seventy-ninth annual meet-
torically justice], and now interna- ing and congregational dinner will
1 tionally sanctioned, shall be re- take place Sunday, Nov. 9, at 5:30
. spected.
P. m.
A national home for Jews in Pal-
Get.AcquaintedDance:
estine, to quote Herbert Sidebotham,
The omg social ffa
air of T m
must mean
mean and can only mean ple Beth onin
El High Schoo l, the get - whom the Oct was attempting to Ilr. H. D. Well ; Meyer Rolornh.m.
that Palestine should become suffi- acquainted dance, takes place Sat- make intoa useful artisan class in
17rniture ' U r't,
'
, iently Jewish to be the center of urday night, Nov. 1, in he Social the troubled nations of parall e l in
Samuel Zwieback & Son.
the Jewish national life, cultural, Hall of the temple.
recent years in London.
4157.50—Fronk • Davidson
son Co.
religious and political; and the
1 2)-- Anon moo..
Dr.Harry
SI
Many Notables Attend.
writer has no doubt that that was High School Drama Club:
There w as no Way, however, in 'Kirschbalint. Henry Krohn. H. A. •rd A
Levine,
Intent
I.
Nachman,
Mn. and Mr ,
in the mind of Balfour when he
which Pr ofessor Einstein could
The High School Drama Club re.
Gerald Judge and Mr.. Ch.. C
made his promise, and of the tram- stoned acivities under the direction stave oft a demonstration almost
era of the Mandate."
without parallel.
of Miss Lillie Blumberg.
Mrs.
Pixel, Mn. and Mn,. Arthur Goodson. Mr
"We appeal from (rawer to the Edith Kopelson who regularly di.
The speakers' table was a galaxy sn,i Mn,.
,, tolerator, Mn,
M Jacob
conscience of the world!"
O
Al V. Itolun.nn, Ralph D. Srhd•
scar
recta the drama clubaway on a of famous nom Jew' h and non-
Address by Miss Scold.
leave of absence. The club is to Jewish. Ii. G. Wells was there, sit-
Si I 4— Stonley Inierman.
Miss Henrietta Szold, founder of present a one-act day before 0
ting alongside Proofessoor Finoteil •
11110—Adolph Alm
Nit ■ R
lladassah, who came from Palestine high school assembly in the moor alongside Mr. Shaw was the chief aml Miriam Oppenheimer.
SI. Jnek Adams. J111.0h Adler. Ils , n1.1
to attend the (-invention, in a stir-, future. All high school boys and rabbi of England, Dr. J. II. Hertz,
c. Allen. Morton F. A.hnrr. 11r. Saul E
ring address said in part:
. girls of dramatic interests and abit and among the others were Biohool, Harnett. Emanuel Herb, Dr. I'. 11,n•
"When it became known that for sties are invited to apply at the he.. W. Barnes of Birmingham. Eng- ,•trin. /4 (tenets Abraham J .11loornom.der
Mn.. ch... 11rown, Mond., M
polit ical reasons the
land's leading modernist church- • Son, Josepht.
Mandatory school office for membership.
1 . 0 .i. Ii
government had set aside the re-
The High Schosol Debating Club man; C. P. Scott, the newspaper Cohn. Abrohant Cooper. Dovid.on IP...
paint which on an economic basis of the temple has been organized editor of Manchester; Sir Herber( Mrs N lira Robert S. Drew , .
M.
had entitled us to see and so many under the direction of Coach, lien Samuel, Sir Frank Dyson, Astrion- Mn
thousands of labor certificates, it Marcus. Challenges are being sent loner Royal, and Lord Rothschild. Frank, Jo.. Fronk, 11r Nathaniel Iiate•.
was decided by the N'tiad Leumi to to Temple High Schools in neigh- head of the British branch of the Joseph It. Gaylord. Harry G•r.00n. Milton
order a protest in the form of half Miring cities.
famous banking family, who was • Go'don. Alfrowl E. Gutman. Joseph flort•
. man. Henry the Hatter, Mr. •nol Mr.. (h.
chairman.
day's strike.
—
mond D. Heovenrich. Alvin I/. Hersch.
"A year ago I stood before a Hs. Beth El College of Jewish Studies:
Sir Herbert Samuel aroused en- Rab i and Mn,. Abraham
b
rah
AbrahamM
II,,,, boss.
Mn. and
Irving 1,.
it...rho.. W.I.
dassah audience and I had to speak
Registration in Beth El College thusiasm among the guests by a 'Apr
1.entoero. Purdy A Co. Alr.
protest
against
the
new
British
of the murder of Jewish bodies. is officially closed.
Parents who
'and Mr.. lien It Jacob. AI Jacob & Son.,
And today I wish to speak a word still wish to join the classes of the government policy toward Pales- Frank K•hn. Samuel G. Kevwell Co.
of the attempt—the attempt—to School for Parents may still be ad- tine. His protest was significant, reel,
Mi.h..l
murder our souls--only an attempt. mitted upon special application to coming from a former high corn.
Levinson, Mr. and Mn. Henry
They succeeded in killing, in slay. the school office. Those who wish missioner to Palestine and a pos- Samuel K Lind. Loewenlwro Pros, Per.
nard L. Mao, Rooker', Samuel and Its,
ing, in looting, in ravishing. They to join a class to Ile given at some sible viceroy of India.
M•rwil, Mora M•rket Co.. Mn, Fred
"We are going through the m
will not succeed in murdering our time other than Monday night
Al•rvinont, I lll i• A. Maryrnrant.
In
most serious crisis in the past 13 It MAIYY, Michigan Start Fixl.ire
Jewish
soul.
should
communicate
by
letter
with
I
years of the Jewish National Miivritn'• Inc, Mn. and Mn. Jacob It
"The government statement goes Rabbi Pram If possible, the
Neiman, Sam 0.101.. 1/r. J. II. [W ork ,
a long way towards denying the ter should contain the signatures Home," he said, after welcoming • 11, Robin.on Morri. Robinson.
Professor Einstein. "The recent K Rodman. Mr. end Mrs. Look Jame•
rights and steriliging the hopes of Of f
who wish ro he include"'
th e Jewish people regarding the in the riends
course. Upon our receipt of declaration of the government i• 4.1 • enberv. Mn.. Clara Rosenfield. Mn,
Je wish National Home so far as it 15 signal
for any special open to very grave objection as to
nr1 11. Rukinrr. Mn 'Se
is in the power of the government 'nurse, the course wil he arranged its spirit and substance. I bore Nathan
Schoolnirk. Mr. and MI.. A W
.
.poonsi
to do so. last year all (. o h a special course was
ay
for
the nempltner Scrim a Co .1A
. A. on d Will.
11.
White Paper of 1l2. 2' which defined :,r7
"That is what President Weiz- given on Monday morning at 11 th
s„To,L t'
.
rh'Is
t . i rw".. insMesae i ',7 h$V
e
British policy in Palestine. I mund
mann said—'So far an it is within oclock.
Storm, Mn , .Eugene II. Sloo.
This new statement purports to ap- we. Mr •nd Mrs. Milton M Shorn.
the power of that government, or
r. and rn/4, , r ..1 stir:7, 1d
prove and endorse the principles Mr.
■
of any government, to sterilize our
hope, from the depths of your of the White Paper, but in effect
hope.'
M•ser II Stone, Mr. and Mn. M... I'.
"The Jewish National Home is hearts, a resolution that you would *tons the application of those prin- ,
i.ereer. Morn•' Sr met. Dr
M It
VanItaaien. Peter Vat, Mr and Mn,
going to be established. For we are sent to the Yishub, 'We are with ciples.
nev S Welomon.
M Wel••
IM-
'he architects of our own fate; we you. We are of you.' "There will be an early debate' nen Ir Wet man. Ja•eph
Geoo-ve Wdien, M•
And
the
second
resolution,
which
on
the
subject
in
Parliament.
are the captains of our own souls.
Mr. So
l
Walt, Dr. Samuel
J
"If we will it, the dream will cannot he written on paper, but where 1 •hall express my opinions Leak.
CM.' true. It is no longer a dream. which must he graven on your more fully. Meantime, I a•seci•te
I would i could transport you all hearts, besides coming from the myself with Mr. 1.looyol George, Mr..
heart, must be, 'We reconstruct Baldwin and General Smuts in pro-
licllywood Theater.
at this moment to Palestine to we
The swiftt-st and nowt laugh(Mlo
what has been achieved, how it has ourselves to true Zionism.'" test against a policy which if per-
The
following
is
the
new
slate
sisted
in
must
go
far
toward
the
comedy of the season, by almost
' been achieved; and then you will
ers.
onnorary president, cessation of all the work which ha. unanimous verdict of movie faro
wonder with me that in that report,
Miss Henrietta Szold, Palestine been begun in recent years with is "Animal Crackers," starring tt
that in that White l'aper, all our
fe ur famous Marx brothers. II Is
fronts have been attacked, because and New York; president, Mrs. Ed- such great success."
ward Jacobs,
.; first vice-
As a mark of respect to is fel- C. be presented on the Hollywood
lewish engineering, talent and Jew-
ish capital to a large extent president, Mrs. Robert SzIld. New low-guests. Mr. Shaw wore a black Theater's screen Sunday and three
brought water to Palestine, to that York; second vice-president. Miss' Jewish skull can during the rabbi's days thereafter, thus promising the
thirsty land, water must come un- Pearl Franklin, Chicago, N. Y.; invocation and benediction. Paper most hilarious engagement in many
third vice-president, Mrs. Samuel headgear had been distributed for months.
der control.
"If I had to write some new res- Halprin, Brooklyn, N. Y.; fourth the use of the orthodox guests. and
With Eddie Loughton continuing
vice-president, Mrs. Henry Harris, when the crowd arose for the open-
olutions, I should ask for two from
to make merry on the stag, and a.
an 'rancisco, Cal.; serretary„ ing prayer Mr. Shaw was /wen wit's
I this audience. One of those two
a leader of the Hollywood Merry.
resolutions would he written only Mrs. Moses P. Epstein, New York' hi. white beard and white hair makers, the stage presentation of
on paper though it would come, I City; treasurer, Mrs. Samuel J.I crowned with a black cap as if (era also a number of big time
Rosensohn New York City.
he were worshiping in • synagogue. vaudeville acts.

Supplying the
proper grade of
oil as specified
by the makers of
your Oil Burner.

ARGO OIL CORPORATION
LA fayette 4500

CHARLES E. FEINBERG, Vice-President

Painting

Collision

and

and

Welding

Bumping

Complete Automotive Garage Largest Units Station in
Service at All flours
Detroi t

DEXTER-ROCHESTER Garage
Gs

ROCHESTER at DEXTER

'field

6498

LET US CLEAN YOUR CAR

In the Morning Before Going to Town

Place it in our hands for 10 minutes and it will look like
Drive • clean car to town.

new.

Wash 95o

Saturday, Sunday, Holidays

Lubrication Service

$1.25

Dexter Auto Wash

12005 DEXTER BOULEVARD

VOTE

YES'

7

The New 4-Passenger

as

Later in the evening
came along in his wagon itn'ilittruu s
Mr.
('''""" H. En'"
.
. ' ::$7."'-.
sl.'7A0-- Str and sirs.
Mr. Leon IL
amt
the cotton.
• Mr. amt Mr.. It J. L . Hec nk.
"Did you sell the cotton, Ras- ,h.tti. ,51,11 Alfred II
ht. Julian II
K rolik, Mr. amt Mr,. Edwin Si, Ii11,11 -
tUS?" asked the white man.
"Yes, sah, boss, yes, sah, I shore'
11.2411--Itich.11 Cohn, Lonia Siegel.

-Traffic Court

IMPARTIAL

BY THE WAY

(Continued front Preceding Page).

ur."

JUDGE

ABLE

,

ON

ELECTION DAY—NOV. 4

FOR

■

Detroit -Pontiac

Overhead Highway

BECAUSE

It Will Make Detroit Talked
About.
It Will Relieve Congestion.
It Costs the Public Nothing.
It Will Pay Big Taxes.

AND

It Will Make Work.

Vol k. "YES" ON HIGHWAY

ORDINANCE

Detroit-Pontiac Highway Co.

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