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CLIFTON ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, MO

TOL-mon; fiwislluntLNIcLE

BEN SELLING DIES

H. T. BUSCH TO HEAD'
' LANSING MERCHANTS

Passing of Philanthropist and
Civic Worker Mourned
In Northwest.

PAGE THREE

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MOMENTS OF ,DISCHETION

11. T. Busch, president of Busch-I FOR RENT—At a greatly reduced FOR RENT — Large, attractive,
Sal ban lb, Of Lansing, was elected
rental, lower seven-room flat!
clean, warm room, pleasant sur-
Separate entrance, side drive,
President of the Merchants Asso- 1
roundings, in quiet home, for
riation of Lansing, which is tom-'
automatic oil heat, refrigeration.
girl, or will share apartment.
Near bus and car lines. Imme-
pasta] of all Lansing retail mer-
Rent very reasonable. Wonder-
PORTLAND, Ore. — (J. T. A.) chants.
diate possession.
Please call
ful transportation.
Between
--Jews and non-Jews throughout
Euclid 7378.
SIr. Busch is a traffic commis-
Fourteenth bus and Trumbull
the Northwest are mourning Ben
sinner, is president of the Athletic
car line. Have radio and piano.
Selling, the grand old nun of Federation League, also president ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORA-
2073 l'ingree, Apt. 206, Euclid
Northwest Jew r y, nationally- og Big Brothers Club.
TORS—We do painting, deco-
0119.M.
known philanthropist and promi-
rating and plastering. Guaran-
nently identified with Oregon poli-
teed work. 1.. sathanson, 2987 , FOR RENT—A beautifully fur-
tics for more than a generation,
nished room in modern apart-
Gladstone. I'hone Garfield 5128
who died here Jan. 15 at the age
:mini. Suitable for one or two;
from 7 to 10 a. m. and 4 to 8
of 78. Born in San Francisco,
$15 for single, $20 for twod
p. m.
Mr. Selling came to Portland at
Near Fourteenth bus and Lin-
The students of the Sunday
the age of 10 and was educated in School of Congnsgation Shaarey MRS. J. SHERLINE—First-class
wood car. 2555 Pingree, Apt. 8.
the local schools.
catering for •xeddings and par. ,
•
Zedek
have
alerted
as
student
coun-
A, prominent merchant in Port- cil to supervise the activities
ties. 15/150 Linwood. Univer- l' OR RENT—A nicely furnished
Of the
.
room for one or two people.
land for more than three score
city 2-1610.
:Aim!. A system of representa-
I
'''", Blaine, near Fourteenth,
years, Mr. Selling took an active
tion was worked out by which the
art in all civic and communal af-
pupils of each senior department CATERERS—Strictly kosher, En-' Apt. 207•
fairs as well as holding many im-
gagements,
weddings
and
class elects a certain number of
FOR RENT—Furnished room for
portant public offices. In 1908 he
banquets. Catered by plate. De-
refined young man in a quiet
was elected to the state senate and
trait Catering Co., M.
A.
Others of the Student Council
home in northwest section.
in 1910 was re-elected and chosen
Pereira, Prop., Longfellow 5654.
are: Peesitlent, Albert Gordon;
Phone Arlington 0528-J, or in
president. Ile was given the Re- vice-president, Dorothy' Smith;
quire S. Libowitz, 2711 Elm-
publican nomination for United
and old'
treasurer, Jess Al. Stein; and sec- BOOKBINDING—New
burst.
States senator in 1912, but
books,
also
magazines,
bound
to
retary, Beryl .lambs. Philip lt,s-
although Oregon is normally Re enthal, superintendent of the school,
order at lowest price. Gin' as FOR RENT — Lovely furnished
publican, he was defeated owing to is the faculty adviser.
a trial. ',mils Cohen, 8111 Lin -
room, continuous hot water,
the split in the Republican inlay.
yotal avenue. Euclid 3271-M.
shower, home privileges, in re-'
A program committee under the
During his second term in thy slide chairmanship Of
fined couple's home, $15 month.:
Caplan
senate he served as acting gover- provides the weekly assemblies with IN FIVE LESSONS ONLY you or
4069 '(Vest Grand avenue, near
nor. In 1915 he was elected to an interesting variety of entertain-
your child may learn to read
Dexter bus and Fourteenth car.
and write Hebrew, Yiddish, or
the state assembly, of which body ments. Among the programa given
Fairmount 2954-W.
English. Absolute satisfaction
he was chosen speaker.
this semester were the tryouts for
guaranteed. First lesson free FOR RENT—Room for a gentle-
In recent years he had taken the school debating squad, address-
as sample, or trial lesson. Call
no active part in-politics, devoting ed by members of city and national
man in private home, $13 per
l'
N111 NC E D PERFECT
It
Garfield 6835,1 for Mr. Moro-
himself to communal and philan- Jewish organizations, besides the
month. 2945 Tuxedo, near Lin-
witz.
thropic affairs. Ile has served as regular group singing led by Prof.
wood car and Dexter boulevard
DISC It I 11 IN t TI
K It 5
president of the Portland Jewish Elijah Zaludkowski. On Sunday
bus. Hemlock 8287-M, Upstairs.
,
OR RENT—Beautiful furnished
Welfare Federation, president of .Inn. 18, A. Louis Gordon, president
room in private home for two ROOM FOR RENT—A room suit-,
the First Hebrew Benevolent As- of the Congregation, snake briefly
able for one or two gentlemen
ladies, two gentlemen or a
sociation, vice-president of the to the students stressing the neces-
in private home. Adult family.
coulde. Refined neighborhood.
Jewish Relief Society, president sity of retaining the Jewish iden-
C S. ANARGYROS
C(1111`11RATIoN
An adjoining room can be ob-
Stall shower, telephone service.
of the B'nai B'rith and a member tity. For next Sunday, arrange-
Capital St,k darted 1, I . I (HOLLOW CO
., Inc.
tained if desired, Home privi-
Good transportation. Must be
of the American Jewish Commit- ments are being made for an ad-
leges.
2227
West
Euclid
aye-
seen to be appreciated. 2676
tee.
dress on Nathan Straus,
■
, nue, near Fourteenth bus and
Leslie
avenue.
Gave H. U. C. Library,
The awards committee, with Dor-
street cars.
Among his important philanthro- othy Smith and Jess Stein as co-
HEADS COMMITTEE FOR
pies were the presentation of a chairmen, has been planning a me. FOR RENT—Room with all con-
ANNIVERSARY AFFAIR
veniences for single man or STATES DEMANDS FOR
library to the Hebrew Union Col- dallion reward for the senior de-
couple.
2683
Fullerton.
Reas-
lege at Cincinnati and the estab- partmcnt graduate who has the
CHEVROLET INCREASES
onable rent. Call Madison 0881
lishment of the Waverly Baby best scholastic and extra-curticu.
Plans were discussed for a series
Felix Si, 1Varburg, vice-president
on Monday.
Home in Portland. Through his lar record in the class.
of bridge parties, and a bridge
In a statement Mile this week,' of the National Jewish Welfilec
aid hundreds of students in Ore-
tournament for women, at the reg-
Board, announces that exercises in
Jack
Mann,
well-known
automobile
FOR
RENT—Beautiful
newly
fur-
gon received a college education, Jewish Center Basketball
ular meeting of the Sisterhood of
memory of Nathan Straus will be
nished room, twin beds, pleasant salesman in Detroit, SUS:
while during the depression of
Temple Illith El,
Leagues.
"With the beginning of the New conducted by Y. Si, II. A.'s, Y. aV.
surroundings, small family. Suit-
1914 he established a kitchen in
II.
Jewish
Centers,
and
other
Mrs. James Rapport presided
able for one or two gentlemen. Year, new hopes for a very pros-
Portland that served nearly half
The result+ tir the Jewish Center Be.-
over the meeting. The bridge tour-
Reasonable to the right party. perous 1931 are in view. Every- constituent societies of the board
a million meals at 5 cents each.
keine!! league games played st 'remple'
nament for women will meet the
Convenient to Fourteenth bus where in the United States, manu- throughout the country, and flags
Known as the an who has Beth El on Sunday, Jon. It follow:
will be flown at half-most as a to-
Senior 1..11,14.: A. Z. A. V9, 20, Aloha
first Monday of each month, and on
and Trumbull car line. Garfield
given away more money in propor- Omega. II; Stranger.
2;, l'restotts
kc of the deep sense of loss whit+
intermediate Wednesdays the
4176-M. 2081 Virginia Park,
tion to his income than any other Ben Bey .10. Pals Is,
Jews
the
world
over
feel
in
the
bridge
parties for both men and
Intermediate
League: DIV.. ,
Apt. 205.
I o.
American, Mr. Selling was an ac-
passing of a beloved and noble It•tol-
Cr ,,w
eseynt:
Pirates
,
15,
1, 5,MoohOmach4
,
women will be held.
tive worker in all relief drives and
n n P 21. Mac
er.
Following the discussion,a social
especially as a Liberty Loan work-
Senior Intermediate itivkion: Camar• FOR RENT—Nice clean, warm
Among the many and varied ob-
hour over the tea runs was enjoyed.
and airy room, hot water all the
er. Ile himself bought more than aolerie - A" 27. Spartans II: l'eltirs 21,
jects of his boundless philanthropy,
Cantaradi•rie
Mrs. Harold Fiiinlairg and Mrs.
time and shower. Suitable for
4400,000 worth of bonds and then
tent. schedule for the coming rek, nil
the Jewish Center movement found
Joseph 11110-k presided at the table,
one or two. Board if desired.
resold them to persons of small game. idavv,1 .1 Temple Beth (di. Glad-
in Nathan Straus, a generous
ftillOW ■
stone Uhl W000daarol. will be
while assisting as hostesses were
Very reasonable. Near car line.
means for one dollar a week.
friend. Ilis zeal for the welfare
Senior lityl.6.n, S , ItIllay. Jan.
Mrs. I. Cirolski, Mrs. A. Cooper,
Mrs.
J.
Naomi,
1607
West
Eu-
When the Oregon compulsory Creston,. ,... heta Sigma Kappa at
if children and young people, and
Mrs. Carl Caen, Mrs. E. Ehren-
clitl„Apt. 104,
school Bible-reading bill became a o'clock: Ben 11, vs. Alpha Omega at
his devotion to Judaism found ex-
2: Pal+ vs. A. Z. A. at 3, Strangers,
seld,
Mrs, A. Eiseman, and Mrs.
national issue in 1926, Mr. Selling
pression in his sympathetic support
1, ,
Si, F'isehgrund.
FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
headed a delegation of the
Inti•rmediate
Sunday, January
of the Jewish ('enter movement, to
twin-bed
room
for
two
business
Pirates at 5:30 o'clock;
B'rith to protest against this legis- 271 Cre.cent. ■
which he WAS further attached by
,+. 1ffientoivs tat 6111: Mono-
young women, or share small at-
lation. Two years ago he was
the active Icadrrship of tis
s. Rawlings at
.
non ,
DETROITERS AID WORK
tractive apartment. Conveni-
voted Portland's first citizen. On
Senio r Intermediate Sehedule, Soulss.
law, Judge Irving Lehman, as
MISS MOLLY HARRIS
ent to car and bus. Garfield
his seventieth birthday in 1922
25: !■ Partans vs ("cities at 7:15:
OF L. A. SANATORIUM
5liss Molly Harris heads the coin-
president of the Jewish Welfare
A"
vs.
Camaraderie
olerie
"I
r
,
1
"
„an.:741.
1t•rie
-
5119-W. 2555 Pingree, Apt, 19,
nearly all the civic organization ,
--
Board.
mitt.. for the formal honoring the
and churches of the city united to
24:
Junior Divi•i‘on, Monday, Jan
first anniversary to be given by the Proceeds of Bazaar March 7 to 17
4, Hawk.; ss. TO RENT—Nice comfortable, well
1,.ains As .1,,ilneans at
pay hint honor.
('hi Alpha Gamma Sorority at the
to
Ilelp
Detroit
Patient.
l'Irates at I:15.
furnished room by a small fam-
Concert by Rebecca Katz- Everglades Club on Feb. 7.
ily. Conveniently located near
The
Warner
Memorial
Clinic of
man Tuesday Evening.
J. W. E. W. 0. To Give
cur and bus lines. 2475 Hazel-
the
nh t1} , io ns rn an neg otnIte psn S4n i n o; o r p ih
um
44 :h nn op w h n
' wood.
Luncheon.
Miss Rebecca Katzman, well-
A. Z. A. 63:
known local pianist who is Millia-
was erected at a cost of $50,000.
A special meeting of the Jewish
The Detroit A. Z. A., chapter 63, FOR RENT—Large, airy, newly
rd with the Netztirg School of Mu-
decorated bedroom. Suitable
Women European Welfare Organ- met at the "Y," 89 Rowena, Jan,
It is a two-story brick structure
sic, will be ft•atured in a recital in
for two. Furnished or unfur- '
ization was held Jan. 19, at the At- 18 At a special board meeting
JACK MANN
and provides complete facilities for
the large auditorium of the Art
nished. Can accommodate
kinson branch of Shams Zedek. •held Jan. 16 the following com-
N-ray, surgical operations, physi•
couple. Private family of three facturers are vit'ing with each other Museum Tuesday evening, Jan. 27.
Mrs. J. Zuckerman presided.
Blue Blossoms of Zion.
mittees were chosen: Intellectual
otherapy, dental, eye, ear, nose and
adults. All home privileges, in getting the big wheel of industry The recital is sponsored by Bendet-
Reports were heard about the advancement,
The Blue Blossoms of Zion met
Markel;
Sidney
son Netzorg.
piano, radio and telephone. 2908 going.
success of the theater affair held membership, Samuel Goren; initia-
Miss Katzman, who is the nee0111- at the home of Miss Margie Santo-
Pasadena, Arlington 3553-M.
"The Chevrolet Motor Company,
jointly with the North aVoodward tion, Len Fealk; social, Chas. Ivan
vita Saturday evening. Plans were
1ffilliSt
of the
Halevy-liazomir
always at the head of progress,
branch of the organization Jun. 6, Stolarsky; sick, Phil Forman; ath-
lade to finish the arteiles being
•
TO RENT—Clean furnished room, realized the importance of getting •
,will
•
and of the food shower held jointly leti•, Dave Farbed; tournament
made for he Jewish National Fund'
rood location, reasonable. Re- things started and with the purpose lowing program:
with Mrs. Eva Prenzlauer's Serv- and conventions, Sol (ialitzky,
bazaar. i t t discussion was
of
fined family. Call Euclid in mind, two months ago, advanced
ice Group, .Ian. l I.
Bach. l'he.
avonn transcribed by Phase: is social atTairs to be made in the near
general chairman of all commit-
alIEWMItt
7232-W. 9617 McQuade, one a nationwide showing of the big- Sonatina, Rave l, M mlere. Mouyeent
de future. Girls interested in Zionist
nt
A report was ids° heard from tees, David Weiner; "Y" House
block
west
of
Dexter
blvd.
ger and better 1931 Chevrolet.
the c. , mmittee representing the or- Council Sol Galitzky and Sid Mar-.
work
and
wishing
to
join
this
club
Prokolirif.
Sarnia 11
Minor:
"Thousands of men have been Serialdne, Sonata F Sharp
ganization at the banquet given in kit's
3 „ (: .shim. are invited to visit meetings and to
FOR RENT—A nicely furnished
called hack to work to take olio , of DIM, rants, thous 17: Allearo
honor of Menachom Ussishkin.
call :Hiss !Mendelsohn Empire 0168. •
The chapter's basketball team is
room in private home near Dex-
the.increasing
demand
for
the
new
Final arrangements were made leading the inter-fraternal league
I. The next meeting will be at the
M%i' lta . hr ru
' in4r:
ter boulevard, for working cou-
Uain :
Ma-
Chevrolet automobiles, and here in j.'s: Etude
for the home cooked luncheon t o la , and will play Columbus, Ohio Y.'
a in M Oct ve,. It
inor.
home of 5liss Jeanette Rubin.
ple or two gentlemen. Garage
Detroit, the Chevrolet forge, axle,
held Tuesday, Jan. 27, at 12:30 p. M. II. A. at Columbus Feb. 1.
if desired. Inquire at 3825 Law-
spring and wheel plants are add- Honor Roll of Congregatoin
Ia., at Jericho Temple, with prizes
The following were given their
"It's a Wise Child" Remains
rence avenue,
ing men to their force every day to
at every table. Mrs. A. Eat acn, first degrees by the national junior
Emanuel Bible Classes.
Fourth Week at Shu.
vice-president of the lawanizati'm, deputy, Jess R. Field: Ben Lipson, FOR RENT—Comfortable room the extent of having started night
WARNER MEMORIAL CLINIC
shifts.
bert Laf ayette.
is the chairman of this affair,
for single or double Private
Dave Goldman, Len Fealk, Jack
"The ever increasing Militant! for
David BelaSCIl ' s very funny, throat clinics, research and clinical
by Mrs. Osnas. 5Irs. Agncs, Schultz Elroy Greenbaum, and
family. Privileges. Meals if
flier
Ellie,
Albert
Neuman.
Chevrolet
cars
will
tax
the
Chevro-
slightly naughty comedy success, laliatories, stair offices, and littler
Levin, honorary secretary of the Herman Littke. The chapter',
desired. 1470 Glynn Court,
Miss E-ther Ashin,Ity s etas,: Rath
let plants' capacity to the limit by
"It's a Wise Child," with Frances administrative needs at present
organization, is the secretaryd rens. : membership is open now to Jewish
• Kramer. Willie Dessow.
FOR RENT- -Large, cozy front sex t spring and it seems advisable
are(. All month I'S and friends are
Mr, liorolon's class: Lillian
Dale and Russell Hicks chief housed in old frame colt/tires, lung
youths between ages of 16 to 21,
Miss
Stein'4 class: Ann Sherman. among the not ably cast, will re-
•
room, twin beds, for two ladies, that those eht, are going tO buy it
tin . rloeeeas I0 go
. .
.
since inadequate.
who can come to meetings every
gentlemen or couple. Board if new car in the spring, should pinte Josett Vivian (arida.
for European orphans.
alum for a foul th week at the Shu-
The latest gift provided by the
Sunday at the "Y" from 6 to S
desired. Reasonable. Good their order now, thereby enjoying
Edelman's cla,, Clara Abra- bert-Lafayette Theater. Laurence Warner Family is composed of com-
The next board of directors meet-
Bens. i, Berlin, Alihnr s Eilei latiln; E. Johnson is responsible for
transportation. Near Four- the distinction of helping the new ham
ing will be held Saturday evening, p. m.
plete furnishings and equipment for
teenth cur line. 2646 West Eu- vaar on to the road of lolls per lay
Ian. 21, at the home of Mrs. "snas '
theI
l N::rtr. "Wise Child" and he has fash- the beautiful Warner Memorial.
LeWri+711,'ellir i Hn
o
:17111 bellefItting by the kilt
Lillian Sherman. Shirley Sklar. Martin ioned a very humorous tale of a The art department of the Warner-
clid, Euclid 2638-R.
Taylor avenue.
tor. Adele Wilensky, Vera William:, famous lie that was told by a cer-
o or allowance that is pos,i1.1,• to
It tither's Studio is selecting the re-
Northwestern branch of the
r I da Atlas, Estelle tilocklirk. Edie
FOR ItENT- -Beautiful furnished
tain young lady to extricate her-
pt ion hall furniture and the
Jewish Ohl Folks Home is spun- room far gentleman or lady. Let at this time of the year."
ear,
Evr
a
demonstration
of
this
F'riedman's clas, Ethel Austria. self from a difficulty.
'
bolding
will open for service early
saring a party at the Hollywood
trvinia Branch Lillian In, owMarion
References re- all Mr. Jack Mann at Mattis..
Adult family.
Theater on Wednvolay. Jan. 28, 2
quired. Garage if desired. Con-
and
he
will
extend
the
coot
mtam,
Th
eo-
irr
s I` v1
Lillian ky.
p. in.
NI, ton K r
Hie 111"11""T's
All memliers and their
- y
venient transportation. Mrs. S.
and service which has intidc
Manheini, Edith Salaams, Freda
friends are invited to attend.
D. troll's row., o oil , and
Miller, 2072 West Philadelphia. I. , iii popular in the community.
td , ,klick. Harvey Dater.
'rickets are procurable from mon.'
In
Mi•s liorowitz's class.. Shirley Elia-.
Garfield 8852-W'.
Barnett.
Elias. II•rvey
Ilar,ev
bees.
5028 JOY ROAD,
On Wednesday, Feb. 18, n FOR RENT—Nice large furnished Miller Optimistic After Na- I roes. Leonetti Blain.
s e a: Vera Faye in - h•
at GRAND RIVER
NIke
w,
luncheon-bridge will be given. Or-
trio, Rose Ito•rh, Geraldine Burch.
room in modern homy, with pri-
Ilivht
tional Auto Shiw.
obolvn Gloklick. Shirley Manheirn. 1111 , 1,
ganizations are asked to take note
vate family. All home conveni-
t ,
K•Visnalii, F.1
Richard
Rosenberg,
of
this
date.
The Reason for Its so....
ences. Suitable for one or two
TOLEDO, 0.— "Eneouragemunt,
gentlemen, ladies or couple.
Excellent Food, Good Enter-
United Hebrew Schools
Must be seen to be appreciated. opti mism and confidence," was the Pershing Praises War Serv-
tainment, Marvelous Sur-
The children's congregation mad
Near bus and car line. Rent greeting I,. A. Miller, president of
ices of Jewish Welfare
roundings, Real Hospitality.
the Willys-Overland, brought back
election of officers last Saturday
reasonable. 3282 Tuxedo, Hem-
Board.
to Toledo from the National Auto-
Betio is 1. _ t floor Show
and the following were elected:
lock 2698-M,
middle
Show
in
New
York.
ode ll Berman, president ;Harold
LOTTIE KROLL
"I am not much for making pre-
Praise for the war-time ,crvices
Komi], vice-president; Ruth Kra- FOR RENT—A furnished room
for couple, or single person. dictions," said Mr. :Miller, "espec- of the Jewish Welfare Board by
0,11 S' Tra
leer, secretary-treasurer, Char],
kitchen privileges. Reasonable ially in a period following depress- General John J. Pershing, corn-
Moss, boy sergeant, and Sarah
HERBIE LEIPSIG, M. C.
rent. Phone Arlington -.., ion, but I do feel that we have ant- I mander.in-ishiet of the American
Hershman, girl sergeant. This
l' , ./merly with Mar (V -1'+ - Sr,"
pit cause to feel encouraged m•er Expeditionary Force, is contained
congregation, which has a large
CITIZENSHIP—Reading and the 1931 prospects, judging frm the in Monday's installment of General
membership, mints every Saturday
B nner Served nightly until
writing English taught in five reception the new Willys line of Pershing's series of articles on his
9 p. m .
31.00
morning. They conduct their own
lessons. I ran prepare You to cars and trucks received in New war experiences which are being
Sper al Sunday dinner until
services, be of the boys officiat-
get second papers. Results York, and particularly the results syndicated by the North American
9 a. ra.
stun
ing av cantor. Some of the mom-
guaranteed. Trial lesson free. I hat were obtained.
Newspaper Alliance. General
hers prepare sermonettes, in which
NO COVER CHARGE AT
"Always one of the leading and Pershing says that (he Jewish Wt•l-
D. Horowitz, 2241( Hazelwood,
the topic connected with the Sedra
ANY TIME
progressive exhibitors of the Na- fare Board rendered valuable st•rv-
Garfield 6835-.1.
of
the
week
is
discussed.
These
Miromom charge nightly obey
Automobile Show, Willys- ices to the American troops,
tional
!ervices are always supervised by FOR RENT—Desirable furnished
Saturday, $2 no tol•
Overland has for years amplified
teachers and principal. Similar
room for one or two. Near car this display by a special exhibition
R. W. Dunn to Address Open
Tha is not a Cover Charge—you
0 , rvices are held in all the branches
and bus line. Rent reasonable. at its branch showrooms, Broad-
are entiled to loud amounting to
of the United Hebrew Schools
Forum.
the minmuin charge.
Garage optional. 2447 Clair- way at 50th street, to accommo-
p. m.,
i•very Saturday morning at 9:30
On Sunday, Jan. 25, at
mount, Euclid 0135-J.
date the additional crowds. This
Make Tha Your Meeting Place
:'clock.
at
the
College
of the City el' De-
year the same policy was followed,
1.h/116114m Perking. A home-like
FOR RENT—Attractive. modernly
troit,
corner
Casa
and
Warren,
he-
and we feel the public's apprecia-
• tmosphere.
furnished bedroom with private tion of the finer quality and lower fore the People s Robert
Fisher Theater.
A n ideal place far
your hridg,
family. In good neighborhood. prices of our new- line is clearly III'. Dunn will speak upon "Amer-
Clara Bow is now on the Fisher
fraternity or ...orority party.
A few steps to bus line. Home evidenced by the new attendance ican Imperialism Marching On to
nen in her latest Paramount hit
For Information, Call
Han” Mr. Dunn gained consider-
privileges. Suitable for one or records which were established."
"No Limit." Adapted from an
"Labor and
two.
Board if desired. Rent
able ame in writing
f
..riginal story 119 Viola Brothers
GARFIELD 4040
Automobiles," which has a very
very reasonable. 3359 Elmhurst
Sliaie and based on the "Brooklyn
v
wide reading. He spent o er two
avenue, Arlington 5997-W,
PERFECTION LODGE
Pdaire's" gambling escapades. "No
I imit" marks the first appearance
Perfection Lodge NO. I86, F. & years in Detroit collecting his ma-
FOR
RENT
—
Nicely
furnished
terial.
In his address he will tell
of Clara Bow at the Fisher thea-
A. M., will hold a special communi-
room for single or couple; $20
ter.
cation on Wednesday, Jan. 28, at I the part to be- played by the auto-
couple. 2450 Gladstone.
u. m. F. C. Degree and Member- mobile in the next war.

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in February on the grounds of the
Sanatorium.
Many other fine building!' have
been elected as memorials. Among
the fine buildings comes the Detroit
pavilion that will be dedicated at
the same time as the Warner build-
ing. It was built through the ef-
forts of the Detroit Auxiliary of
the Los Angeles Sanatorium.
The Detroit Auxiliary raises
funds to maintain Detroit patients
by various agars, such as dances,
banquets, card parties and other
activities. At this time it is un-
dertaking the fourth annual bazaar
to take place nt the Philadelphia-
Byron Center, March 7 to 17 inclu-
sive. Several organizations have
already pledged their support by
running different affairs.
All clubs and organizations are
urged to send their representatives
to the meetings of the Detroit aux-
iliary so as to acquaint themselves
with the type of work done in or.
der to report to their respective or-
ders. alt.elings are held every
Thursday evening at 527 Holbrook
avenue. These interested should
call Ben Goldberg, president, Fair-
inont 6688-.I,

United Artists.

In as fine a bit of character draw-
ing as his genius has ever pot,
Itonald Colman has come to
the United Artists Theater in "The
Devil to Pay," a modern comedy-
drama specially written for hint by
the famous English playwright,
Frederick Lonsilale.

Publix Riviera.

That sina•tacular record of what
stunt flyers can do with their ships,
"Hell's Angels," begins a week's
engagement at Publix Riviera The-
ater on Saturday, Jan. 24, follow-
ing its sensational success down-
town recently.

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WANTED —Two unfurnished ship Committee.
Two sensational special features
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
rooms with kitchenette or bitch-
By order of
comprise the Michigan theater pro-
en privileges, for refined mother,
gram this week.
daughter. and 7-year-old child, DAVID ARKIN, W. M.
On the stage, Irving Aaronson's !
with small adult family. Must
Commanders, radio, recording and
he near school. 2611 Gladstone,
CARD OF THANKS
talking screen entertainers, in per- I
Apt. 308, or call Hemlock
on the stage, and "Scandal ,
Mrs. Sarah %Yoffie of the Wilshire
Hotel thanks her many relatives
Sheet" with the star trio of George
Bancroft, Kay Francis and Clive FOR RENT—A beautiful room and friends, the manager and em-
with all home privileges, by a ployers of the Wilshire Hotel, Dr.
Brook on the screen.
"Scandal Sheet" on the Michigan'
private adult family. Suitable Leo M. Franklin and Rabbi Leon
screen brings three of Paramount's
for two young men or two young • Fram of Temple Beth El for their
most popular stars together in a
ladies. Breakfast and supper if felicitations and beautiful gifts on
story of newspaper life and New
desired. Near bus and Clair the occasion of her eighty-third
mount car line. Garfield 7306-M. birthday,
York society.

Hollywood Theater.

"Viewing the Land of the Fathers" is one of the dramatic scenes
"hell's Angels" the epic talkie
of the air, rtstuiring months to recurring in Jewish literature of all ages. The above picture shows
Menarhem t'ssishkin, the noted Zionist leader, and world president of
and
four
millions
to
pay
for,
make
is the current attraction on the Hol- the Jewish National Fund, looking at a map of I'alestine in the Jeru-
lywood Theater screen and one of salem headquarters of the Fund. Every niche and corner of this soil,
its most impressive offerings of the holds precious memories, sacred to mankind, but under the rejuvenat-
ing efforts of the Zionist movement each footstep holds out still
season.
In spite of the length and impor- greater promise for the future.
A considerable part of the soil reproduced by this map-300.000
tance of the feature, the Hollywood
is also offering its usual big time dunams—has already been brought into national Jewish possession by
the
Jewish National Fund, under Mr. Usaishkin's leadership. He is
vaudeville show, Eddie Loughton
and his Hollywood Merrymakers in now on a visit to this country, and will present plans of great sig-
nificance
at • national conference which will be held un Sunday, Feb.
new tunes, Bob Clarke at the organ
8, in the new Willard hotel, Washington, D. C.
and short subjects on the screen.

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