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Announce the Opening -of another

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1029 WOODWARD AVENUE

(Majestic Bldg.)

Now showing new Spring Suits$
and Top Coats at new low
prices

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L. BLACK CO.

1850-1932

Announce the Opening of Their

New and Larger Store

In the Same Location

1420 Woodward Ave.

82 Years of Complete Optical Service

Burt- on Holmes to Repeat His
Description of Hollywood.

Responding to numerous re-
quests Burton Holmes is to repeat
his exposition of Ilollywood life
and manners at Orchestra Hall
next Wednesday evening. Mr.
Holmes' description is filled with
intimate stories and intimate pic-
tures of the stars and the near
stars, and reveals the daily round
of life as it is lived by famous
folks of the films. But his plc-
turization of Hollywood does not
confine Itself to the movie colony,
for he gives glimpses of Holly.
wood's boulevards, villas, parks,
seaside resorts, its social activities,
amusement places, its curious "eat
shops" and "drive-in" markets.

ALTMAN'S JEWISH HOUR

Through the courtesy of The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle, Mandell
Bernstein will broadcast the latest
Jewish news during Ilyman Alt-
man's Jewish Hour at noon Sun-
day over WMBC.

NORTH AMERICAN

In loving memory of our darling
daughter, Isabel Rose Fisher, who
passed away two years ago March
11, 1930 (11th day of Adar).
Sadly missed by her Parents,
Sisters and Brother.

JENNIE SAPERSTEIN

of 1955 Blaine avenue, 23 years
old, died on March 4. Funeral
services were held at Lewis Bros. '
Funeral Home on March 6, with
interment at Cloverhill Park Ceme-
tery. Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal
and Rev. E. Zaludkowski officiated.
She is survived by three sisters,
Dorothy, Hada.sso ana Mrs. Belle
Klayman, and a brother, Hertzl.

BERNARD SIMS

of

MARCH 17-22

CONVENTION HALL

67 Elm street, River Rouge, 54
years old, died on March 4. Fu-
neral services were held on March
6, with interment at Oakview
Cemetery. Rabbi M. Fischer and
Rev. A. Rosenfeld officiated. Ile
is survived by his wife, Bertha;
four eons, Fred, Eugene, Arthur
and Milton, and a daughter, Edith.

SIMON DIAMOND

ANNOUNCEMENT!

Ahe's Kosher

Meat Li Poultry Mkt.

is now located in the

Boston Tea & Coffee Co. Market

9829 DEXTER BLVD.
at Boston Blvd.

We sell the beet

t he

quality meat,

finest choice of prime steers

—U. S. government inspected.

9829 DEXTER BLVD.

at Boston

Euclid 5984

mEESIMENEENIEVIEENEMNIENMEI

MANUEL URBACH

Granite and Marble

Monuments

7729 TWELFTH ST.

Euclid 7192

a ,

1 1 111

1

of 2250 Clairmount avenue, 48
years old, died on March 10. Fu-
neral services were held at Lewis
Bros.' Funeral Home on March 11,
with interment at Beth Tefilah
Cemetery. Rabbi J. Eisenman
officiated. He is survived by his
wife, Leah; two sons, Nathan and
David, and a daughter, Mrs. Rose
Shogan,

LENA BARSKY
of 6903 Frontenac, 50 years old,
died on March 10. Funeral serv-
ices were held at Lewis Bros.' Fu-
neral Home on March 11, with in-
terment at Cloverhill Park Ceme-
tery. Rabbi A. M. Hershman and
the Rev. E. Zaludkowski officiated.
She is survived by her husband,
Harry, and a sister in Windsor.

JOSEPH STOLINSKY

of 218 Kenilworth avenue, 79
years old, died on March 6. Fu-
neral services were held on March
6, with interment at Beth Tefilah
Cemetery. Rabbi J. Eisenman of-
ficiated. He is survived by two
daughters and a son.

MARK L GOLDENBERG

al

ity.

"COMRADES OF 1918"
AT LITTLE THEATER

Interior

Nahum Sokolow, president of
the Jewish Agency for Pales-
tine and of the World Zionist
Organization, will be honored
by the state of New Jersey as
a result of the invitation ex-
tended to him by Governor A.
Harry Moore to address the
New Jersey State Assembly on
the evening of March 14 at
Trenton, N. J. This will be the
first time in the history of the
Assembly that a Jewish leader
has been invited to address the
members on the question of
Palestine and the upbuilding of
that country as the Jewish Na-
tional Home.
Mayor Frederick Donley of
Trenton is utilizing the occa-
sion to tender a dinner to Mr.
Sokolow on that day.
As a climax to the events of
the day, a mass meeting in
honor of Mr. Sokolow will be
held at Trenton Memorial Hall
under the auspices of all Jew-
ish organizations of Trenton.

view of new Lanaine Synagogue.

"REDEMPTION" AT CIVIC OFFERS
BEN-AMI ANOTHER GREAT ROLE

Jessie Bonstelle, director of the is one of those outstanding ac-
Detroit Civic Theater, deserves complishments that is rarely dared.
praise for bringing the great ar- and only by the really great. It is
tint Jacob Ben Anti, to her play- a part for a Moissi, a Barrymore
house in a distinguished play. And I and a Ben-Ami.
Ben-Ami, who may be counted to
Ably supported by Miss Bon-
do the right thing, does not disap- stelle's players, "Redemption"
point local playgoers. lie appears lines to great artistic heights, and
this week in Leo Tolstoy's drama chalks up a triumph for the Civic
"Redemption," in which he inter- Theater. The production,, the
prets the role of Fedya. This role staging, the Gypsy choir singing
their quaint songs—all stamp this
! production the outstanding event
I of Detroit's theatrical current
season.
In his role Ben-Ami once again
scores heavily, and wins new laur-
els. Local drama reviewers shower
him deserved encomiums.
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)— upon
Watching the play last Monday
Felix M. Warburg was elected hon- evening prompts Ralph Holmes of
orary chairman of the American the Times to say: "We forget
Joint Distribution Committee at a that we are in the presence of an
meeting of its executive commit- actor, and have for the time being
tee, relinquishing the position of the illusion of watching Fedya
chairman he has held since the himself. This is the actor's art."
inception of the organization.
Russel MacLaughlin, in the
Succeeding him as chairman is News, finds Ben-Ami's playing of
Paul Baerwald, who has been Fedya "the best enunciated role
treasurer of the committee' this department recalls. His
throughout its entire existence.
speech in the magnstrate s office,
At the same time a call was in the third act, beginning 'There
issued for the annual meeting of are three people,' is one of the
the national council of the com- finest examples of an actor's elo-
mittee to be held in New York on quence that our modern stage }fps
March 26 and 27,
seen. It is a performance nothing
Rabbi Jonah B. Wise Again Heads short of great."
J. D. C. Campaign.
Ben-Ami's acting causes Len
Declaring that his conscience Shaw to exclaim among other
would not permit him to cease his things: "A bit of acting deserv-
labors in behalf of suffering Jewry ing of the greatest praise." These
in Eastern and Central Europe, excerpts from the reviews of De-
Rabbi Jonah B. Wise, in a letter troit's leading critics makes the
to American Jewish leaders
judgment of the press unanimous,
to American Jewish leaders and that this judgment is seconded
throughout the country called on by local playgoers is evidenced by
them to continue the efforts made the packed houses that have greet-
by the American Jewish Joint Dis- ed Ben-Ami at every performance.
tribution Committee to provide "Redemption" will be played up
even a minimum of aid to their to and including Sunday evening.
starving and distressed co-religion-
Beginning next monday, Ben-
ists abroad.
Ami will offer another distin-
To Honor Dr. Adler.
guished play from the Russian
I. D. Morrison of New York repertory—Leonid Andreev's "Ile
City has been elected chairman of Who Gets Slapped." This play
a committee which includes 300 was first offered to American play-
of America's most prominent Jew- goers by New York's s Theater
ish leaders which will tender a Guild, and for two years was the
public reception to Dr. Adler early outstanding dramatic offering on
this spring at the building of the the American stage.
seminary in New York.

Warburg Honorary
J. D. C. Chairman

CLASSIFIED

"Mourning Becomes Electra,"
O'Neill's latest trilogy which
comes to the Wilson Theater
March 14 for six evening per-
formances, will be the third pro-
duction
of the third Theater Guild
INTERSTATE TRAVEL
season in Detroit. It
will be
—New York. Philadelphia. ()wish.... Ala- subscription
terna, California. Tease,
presented here for the
etc., printe heated cars; share
e•-
'''''
. first time at the $3 top scale, hay.
Hotel,
Cherry
9000.
moss, woi•.rio.
ing been shown in New York at $0
HEBREW TEACHER. well versed In Ile. and now is concluding its Chicago
brew and in Enslish, will give private:
insons In Hebrew at reasonable price. I engagement at $4.
"Mourning Becomes Electra" is
Bar Miter. course • specialty. Hem.
lock
41407•R.
' really
three separate plays pre-
MIDDLE-AGED LADY. Jewith. spoil... ; rented on the same evening and
to take full charge in mother.. horny • with the same set of characters
interpreting the action throughout
ii IP:111° Itti-Tir1
111'1 all 14 acts. The first play, "Home-
sf5 1.'f.1% :d r "
.771: f. :.;; 6'4
:11: J 1Cdew 'fi 7
. coming," will start promptly at
YOUNG GIRL having en ...live mow.
m rti n e e n nt , wwort ihdi .1 n i k.; hteor liyh os ur:. I 2. i .1 in 2 rcranit, 6:30 p. m. There will be no mati
Teen.
From 7 to 8 p. M. there will
Hemlock 6117-J. Sunday or eveninga.
be one hour's intermission to: din-
WANTED—Partner with come mean. or! ner, after which the remaining
experienced salesman. executive ability.
eincle. 35-40.with ear to help widow plays, "The Hunted" and "The
establish sound profitable food enter-I Haunted," will be given.

A. PEREIRA. Kosher Caterer—Er•
O. and ban.
gatrements. wedding..
leading hotel ,
q.t.. We toter In all leading
for the past 27 year, Detroit Catering
Co., Longfellow 5654.

prise in *Mail Michi.n elle. , First-
class fe... required. link 1661
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
\

FOR RENT—A lame furnished bedroom.
Convenient for one. Rentressonable.I
1171 Virginia Park. Mr.. Cohen.

FOR RENT—Nice room in pri••te
reasonable for mons mean Of
Phone 11.11.1: 67124.

girl.

A re. home for one who appr.late.
Arlington
Gentleman preferred.
It.
2976 Elmhurot.
361S-J.

FOR RENT—A nicely furnished room for
one or two In • pri•ate home. Use
of kitchen. Between Linwood and La.
Salle. Phone Arlington 11297•11.

FOR RENT—Well-furnithed. et.rn-hen-
.
eel room for one or two antler..
Four window, light and airy. next to
bathroom. shower. Upper duple, Re-
lined adult family.. Near to ears
and bun line, Price ...able. Iter.
wingrn.1 if desired. 2024 Gladstone,
near Fourteenth. Garfield 11115-J.

TF-6, I WILI. TEACI1 YOU to read and
I will
write Eneli.h in 6 tenon..
aLo tench your child to nod and write
liebrior is 1 Insony. First tenon free.
ae Prn•ring D.P. for rtt•
vim.. and preparing bore for Isar'
Mite•• my specialty. Dan d Horo-
witz. the teacher. 1091 Blaine avenue.
apartanet 101. Phone Gartseld 6214.R.

Film Considered Greatest Docu.
meat Against War Madness.

The showing of "Comrades of
1918," endorsed in Germany as the
greatest document against war
madness, in every school as a pre-
ventive against future horrible con-
flicts, has been urged upon the
Reichstag by citizens of Germany .
Indications are that such a step
will be taken in the very near fu-
ture.
"Comrades of 1918" is coming to
the Little Cinema Theater, March
12, and will remain one week only .

All Players Were in the War.

In "Comrades of 1918," formerly
"Four Infantrymen on the Wes t
Front 1918," a lieutenant and three
soldiers, four from the infinite
ranks of unknown heroes, portray
the destinies of hundred of thou -
sands, Claus Clauson, the lieuten -
ant, Fritz Kampers, the Bavarian ,
and Gustav Diesel as Karl, did no t
enact their roles with routine skill
but really lived their parts and ex -
perienced all that happened. The
horrible glaringly familiar to them ,
for these men actually experienced
years of disappointment, privation
and self-sacrifice in the Germa n
trenches in the recent war.

LEGAL NOTICE SECTION

THEDETkOITJEWISII

61 ROINICLE

. A Wayne County Legal Notice Publication.

SAMUEL STERNBERG. Manager

525 Woodward Avenue

•

Cadillac 1040

Fillmore, Attorney, 150 West
NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS NI. Fort H. street.

277669
of
STATE
OF MICHIGAN, County
Wayne, ..—Suit pending before lion
Robert E. Sage. • Circuit Court Com
between
County.
for
s•id
nossioner
The Muni:age A Contract Company, •
Michigan Corporation. plaintiff. ve , Joseph
Posega. defendant. Summons ignited •rtd
returned that defendant cannot be found.
it •ppearing by affidavit, that e•id de•
fend•nt resides in thin State and that
prose. for his •ppearance has been duly
Waved and the genie could not be served
by reason of hi, concealment within this
State. antLor hi. continued absence from
his plan of residence. It is ordered
that the sofadefendant appear at the
FIRST INSERTION
Courtroomof the undersigned, Wayne
County Building, Detroit, Michigan, at
• ten
clock 11
Morley IL .Dnuecolon, Attorney, 14211 Fen-
nt
" pral f1f
1 32M
, • Aanl 1111 e f fertrenfh •om
filed in this suit or judgment will be
276900
o rd er
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of entered by default, • nd that this
molded
ire d by
Wayne, as.—Sult pending before lion. be eery. or Published as
The
he foregoing salt l o valve
Henry G. Nicol. • Circuit Court Commit- et.",
alone, forsaid County, between Irene title MI t''''t •I lignI•lnill F. M ulten " ° 1.,•
of
t g
Subdivision
UniventitY
Place
Bertrand, sole survivor of Gilbert liar.
trend; Gordon Ilertrand and lion Iles- tooth 19 acres of the northwest la of
16. Town-
trend, his wife, plaintiffs, vs. Jerry Me- Ole so lit hwest la of section
County
Carthy, defendant. Summons 'timed •nd ship I, S., R. 11 east, Wayne
returned that defendant cannot be found. Records. also known in 15716 Kentucky
It •ppearing by affidavit. that said de. • venue, City of Detroit.
Dated: Detroit. Mich., March 9. 1992,
fendant resides in this State and that pro•
ROBERT E SAGE.
ens for hie appearance ha been duly
Circuit Court Commissioner.
issued and the same ould not be served I,
by reason of his continued absence from I
hie place of residence. ll is ordered that
the said defendant •PPear •t the Court•
FORFEITURE OF LAND CONTRACT.
room of the undersigned. Wayne County l
You Isadore
Budding, Detroit. Michigan, at ten o'clock —To ISADORE S'Ik.lkl..
A. M.on the sixth day of April, 1932, Steel are hereby notified that • certain
and defend the complaint filed in this land contract bearing date of tenth .1 0
toil or judgment will be entered by de- of September, 1919. by and between
fauIt, and that this order be served or r oink Stenglein and Helen Stenglein, his
The wife. of the first tort, and Isadore Steel
to
Published . required by statute.
The of the mecond pert, In In default by re.
foregoing suit involves title
north 80 feet of lot 125 and all of lot eon of the non-payment of the install.
129 of Daniel Scotten's Re•Subdivieion menu•nd interest due thereunder,•nd
of part of private claim 77, Kn or Pm 'savior. Steel are hereto' forth. ,
Hublord'e Farm, lying between Vinewood notified that the nald Frank Stenglein and
and Hubbard avenues •nd between lot 36 Helm Stenglein, hie wife, elects to de.
of Bela Ilubbard'a subdivielon and lots dare and does hereby declare said con•
are
100 and 101 of Davis Subdivision of said tract forfeited. and you Isadore Steel
private claim 77, according to the PI. hereby further notified to yield, mrren•
of said
of raid Daniel Scotten's Re-Subdivision. der and deliver up posseesion
recorded in Liber 5 of Plat. for Wayne Premises in said land contrast mentioned ,
County. on Page 23, said property h•vins and of which you are now in Posseee hm I
• frontage of 60 feet on the southerly under and by virtue of the terms the
Said premises are described in said land '
side of Dix avenue, City of Detroit.
ract as follows, vie.: All that certain
Dated: Detroit. Mich.. March 2. 1932.
II:a t e or parcel of land being eDueted In
HENRY 0. NICOL.
the City of Hamtramck. W•yne County.
Circuit Court Commissioner.
Michigan. and more particularly known
and described an lot 140 Race and Haase
Subdivisionof westerly one half of the
of quarter section n um-
ey
asterl on
I tramck. WI ten thousand acre tract, Ham-
Felix F. Silver, Attorney, 945 Buhl Bldg.
; tiered
,
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY virtu. l'' •
County, Michigan.
of
and
an
.
issued
out
writ of fie. facia,
writ
Amount due for principal, intr.. and
under the seal of the Circuit Court fo r „opoi, taxes ir *221.43.
the County of Wayne and State of Mich-
FRANK STENGLE1N
HELEN
lg.. to me directed and delivered, In
HELEN
favor of F. E. Sibley Lumber Company.
• Michigan Corporation, against the goody
and chattels, land. and tenements of
277345
lien D. Jacob. I did on the fifth day of
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
October, A. D. 1931, levy upon and take Wayne,
—Suit pending before lion.
all the fight, title and Interest of Bald Robert' E. Sage. a Circuit Court Com.
Ben II. J Jacob in and to the following de.
between
County.
for
paid
geribed real estate, situated in the County Will
iam
William F. Selleck and Etta Selleek,
of Wayne and State of Michigan, to-wit: plaintiffs, .. William Korovills, • "OJ-
Ahat
t ccrtain niece •nd parcel of land ower, defendant.
Summons issue d •nd
eituated In the City of Detroit, County
that defendant cannot be found.
of Wayne and State of Michigan, known It
it appearing by affidavit, that said de-
• nd described as south 10 feet of Lot fendant reeides in this State and that
ieanrk I iSubTdolliwies I o ni process for hie appearance has been duly
n . P1a.I mseL ,P
. a e
053, 2 Ft:1.f, .E
page
issued and the name could not be served
Routh, all of which I shall expose at pub- by reanon of his continued absence from
lie •uetion, to the highest bidder, as the his place of residence. It Is ordered that
or Congress
sot
i law direct., at the sou
said defendant •ppear •t the Court-
he Wayne Count', room of the undersigned. Wayne County
' s treat entrance o f
Building. in the City of Detroit, Wayne ; Building. Detroit. Michigan, •t ten o'clock
County. Michigan (that being the build- A. M. on the eishth day of April. 1932,
•
ing in which the Circuit Court for , said
' , ,•nd defend the complaint filed in this suit
'' ' 1I I or judgment will be entered by default.
lt"""l
t M TWENTY-_
"' Rate
County of Way
THE
FRIDAY,
held)
on
that this order be gerved or pub-
NINTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1932, •t lithed an ret aired by statute. The fore-
12:00 o'clock noon, Eastern Standard going cult tithing title to:
Lot 919
Time.
Warren Park No. 3 Subdivision, • part
Dated: Detroit. Mich., M•rch 10, 1932. of
p rivate claim 395, Gratiot Township,
• P..
HENRY BEHRENDT.
Detroit. Wayne County.
1 . 1. 17.
, ii,n
Ci ty of

VISITING JUDGES IN WAYNE COON-
TY, WEEK OF MARCH 14, 1932.
--
Judge Fred S. Lamb, Cadillac, 2 weeks.
Judge Victor D. Sprague, Cheboygan,
2 weks.
e
Ju dge John G. Stone, Houghton. 2
weeks.
Judge Jam. E. 'Spier, Mt. Clemens,
2weeks,
Judge Paul V. Gado* Flint. 2 weeks.
Judge Glenn E. W•rner. Paw Paw, 1
week.

Lou. A. Korajathy. Attorney, 2232 Buhl
Bldg.
277558
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Wayne, ..--Sult pending before Hon,
lienry C. Nicol. a Circuit Court Com•
isnioner for said County, between
Lillian McCormick, plaintiff, vs. Mare
J. Rominger, defendant. Summon. H-
omed and returned that defendant cannot
be found, it •ppearing by •ffidavIt, that
said defendant resides is this State and
that process fur her appearance has been
duly issued and the same could not be
eerued by reason of her continued al.
nence from her last known place of
residence. It is ordered that the said
defendant appear at the Courtroom of
the undersigned, Wayne County Building
Detroit, Michigan, at ten o'clock A. IL
on the twelfth dayof April, 1932, and
defend the complaint filed In this suit or
judgment will be entered by default, and
that this order be geryed or published
ired by ...le. The foregoing
Ault
involves lisle to: Lot No. 36 Glen-
A
dale Garden Sultdivinion and the west la
of the northea. V. of section 59, T. 1.
S.. R. 11. E., City of Detroit, Way.
County.
Dated: Detroit. Mich.. March 11, 1992.
HENRY G. NICOL,
Circuit Court Commissioner.

277434
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Wayne, ag—Suit pending before lion.
Henry G. Nicol, a Circuit Court Corn•
minion. for eald County, between
Henry W. Uhl, plaintiff, vs. David Schar-
f. and Lucy Scharfler, hiswife, defen-
dants. Summons leaned and returned
that defendants cannot be found, it ap-
pearing by Mid•ylt, that •Id defendant,
reside In this State and that prose. for
their •ppearance has been duly booed
and the same could nut beserved by
reas on of their concealment within this
State, an d/or their continued absence
from thei r place of reeidence, It Is or-
dered that the id defends.• appear at
the Courtroom of the undersigned. Wayne
County Building. Detroit, Michigan, at
ten °clock A. M. on the ninth day of
April, 1992, and defend the complaint
filed in this suit or judgment will be
entered by default.and that thin order
be served or published as required be
statute. The foregoing suit involves title
to: House and Lot No. 175 Van Dyke
Heights Subdivision ofpart of fractional
section 15, Town 1..6., R. 12 E., according
to the recoriled Slat thereof of Wayne
County, Michigan, City of Detroit.
Dated: Detroit, Mirk. March 5, 1932.
HENRY G. NICOL,
•
Circuit Court Commissioner.

Frank B. Donoh.,_Attothey, 1935 Dime
Bank Bldg.
277017
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Wayne, se.—Suit pending before lion.
Robert E. Sage, • Circuit Court Com-
issioner for said County, between
un. Berman, plaintiff, vs. Jame. At-
kinson and Edwina Atkinson, defendants.
Summons issued and returned that de-
fendant James Atkinson cannot be found,
it appearing by affidavit, that said de.
fendant resides in this State and that
process for hie appearance has been duly
issued and the same could not be eerved
by reason of him continued &beence from
his place of residence. It is ordered that
the staid defendants appear at the Court-
room of the undersigned, Wayne County
Building. Detroit, Michigan, at ten o'clock
A. M. on the eleventh day of April, 1932,
and defend the compleint filed in this
coil or judgment will be entered by de-
fault. •nd that this order be nerved or
published as required Ay statute. The
foregoing suit Involves title to: Isot No.
of De Ur Such Subdithlion, Cityof
Detroit, as recorded In the office of the
Regloter of Deeds for Wayne County.
Michigan, In Lib. 55 of Plats on page 16.
Dated: Detroit, Mich., March 7, 1932.
ROBERT E. SAGE.
Circuit Court Commissioner.

J

Joseph C. Gine, Attorney 742 Buhl
Building.
277401
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
W•yne,n.—Sult pending before lion.
Robert E. Sage, a Circuit Court Com-
missioner for said County, between
Emily Stacey, plaintiff, es. Caroline E.
Blair. defendant. Summons booted and
that defendant cannot be found,
Sheri".
It appearing by affidavit, that said de-
n • Detroit. Mich., Much 4. 1932. fendant resides in this State and that
By RBY
U S. FISCIIER, Deputy Sheriff. mt Dateu:
.
FELIX F. SILVER. Attorney for
process
for
her Appearance has been dull
annkter E. SAGE,
Plaintiff.
issued and the sante mold not beserva
Circuit Court Commissioner.
by reason of her absence from this State.
It Is ordered that the eaid defendant ap-
Edmund M. Sloman. Attorney, 2462 Fir. pear st the Courtroom of the undersigned,
Wilfrid R. Laurie, Attorney, 1515 Wood-
Wayne County Building, Detroit, Mich-
National Bank Bldg.
ward ay..
igan, at ten o'clock A. IL on the eleventh
2764 12
FORFEITURE OF L AN D CONTRACT.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of day of April, 1932, and defend the eon.
—To JACK HYMAN AND HELEN H t' - Wayne, ..—Suit pending before Hon. plaint filed in thin cult or judgment will
MAN. You Jack Hymn and Helen Hy- Ro bert E. Sage, a Circuit Court Cow- be entered by defy It, and that this order
for
ro,
man are hereby notified that a certain , orioo „
between be signed or published as required by
County.
land contract bearing date of the twen• Frederick Schlott.. pl•intiff. vs. Freder- statute. The foregoing null hear.
tieth day of March, 1924, by and between lob Schmeiser and Mary Schmelser, de- title to: Lot Nu. 249 of Eastern Heights
Samuel Stoller and Alex Berlin, as- fendants. Summons is ed and returned Land Company', Subdivision of part of
signed to Grinnell Realty Company. of that defendant Mary Schmeiner cannot be private claim. 695 and •e recorded
the first part, and Jack Hyman and Helen found. It appearing by affidavit, that told in Liber IS of Plats, page 23, W•yile
Hyman of the second part, It: in default I defendant reside,: in thin State and that County Register of Deed'. office, City of
by re.. of the non-Payment of the
rocess for her •ppearance has been dol. Detroit, Wayne County. Mich.
installments of the principal and interest ' caned end the same could not be served
Dated: Detroit, Mich., Merck. 7, 1982.
liyman and by reason of her concealment within
- due thereunder, and you Jack •n
ROBERT E. SAGE,
, Helen Ilyman are hereby further doff- this St•te. and/or her continued absence
Circuit Court Commissioner.
fled that the said Grinnell Realty Com- from her place of residence. It is ordered
- pany elects to declare •nd does hereby that the said defendants appear •tayne
the
tract forfeited. and you Courtroom o f the undereigned. W
declare s•id contct
Jack Hyman and Helen Hyman err hereby County Building, Detroit. Michlean, at
•
Russia,
, further notified to yield. flumender and
, I ten o'clock A. N. on the eleventh day of Vincent P. Deeey, Attorney, 1564 First
up possession of said Prem.." in April 1932, and defend the complaint
National Bank Bldg.
, deliver
eald land contrast mentioned and , of flied in this mit or judgment will be en•
277607
, , which you tog n 0 w in P.....•1". under
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
' tared by default,•nd that this order be
land by virtue of the terms thereof. Said served or published as required by eta- Wayne, as.—Suit pending before Hun.
described
in s aid land co n• I tote.
premisesare
• A
The for °ins Kull Involve* title Robert E. Sage, a Circuit Court Corn.
, tract anf ollows. vigll that cert•in
dnerrbed in Tiber 42 of Plat. mieeloner for !mid County, between
t :
o
piece or parcel of land. being ...eft in for Wayne County, mum 57, being
I'll Mary M Schroeder, plaintiff, ye. Edward
the City of Detroit, Wayne County. Mich- No. 179 of Sunnysite Site. Subdivision T. Schlee and Le. May :Ohl., his wife,
Igen. •nd more particularly known and of a part of private claims 122-404. defendant,. Summons inued and returned
described at tot number 249 Brown and Townships of Grog. Pointe and Gratiot. that defendants cannot be found, it ap-
Itabcock'e Subdivision of the weeterly
Dated: Detroit, Mich., March 7, 1932. pearing by affidavit, that eaid defendant.
41 2 /3 acres of quarter eection 29, and
reside in thie State and that pros.. for
ROBERT E. SAGE.
westerly 25.06 scree of quarter section
theirappearance has been duly issued
Circuit Court Commi•sioner.
,
32, ten thousand acre tract. siceording
and the nine could not he served by
to the plat thereof recorded in Lib. IF.
reaso n of their concealment within this
, page 15 of Plate, Wayne County Rec... •
Vanden. A Vendee., Attorney., 2606 State,and/or their continued absence
Amount due. Principal and Intere.t.
from their place of residence. It is
Union Guardian Bld•.
8105.65.
ordered that the said defendants app.)ar
27:35-3
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of at the Courtroom of the undersigned,
Cill"4611111RUNIITI.(AgilE.
Its
Wayne, ns.—Suit pending before lion. Wayne County Building, Detroit, Mich-
Robert E. Sage, • Circuit Court Con. igan, at ten o'clock A. Id. on the twelfth
mioloner for anti Count'. between day of April. 1532, •nd defend the com-
Emm• J. Blonde, pl•intiff. ve. Dein 11. plaint flied in this null or judgment will
- Herman E. Rafelson, Petitioner, 2159 Staple, defendant. Summons Iseued •nd be entered be default, and that this order
Harding avenue.
returned that defendant cannot be found. be peeved or published as required by
.
177771
Involve
.
it appearing by affidavit, that it cannot statute. The foregoing
o
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of he ascertained in what. Stale or Counter title to: The west 50 feet of lot 930 and
, Wayne, es—At • session of the Pro- the defendant resides. It Itordered that theeast 30 feet of lot 329, Volght Park
bate Court Inc said Count, of Wayne. the aid defendant appear at the Court• Subdivision of E. W. Voight's Subdivision
Courtroom room of the undernigned, Wayne Count• of Voight Park Farm, part of quarter
Probate
the
held
at
in the City of Detroit, on the fourth Building Detroit, Michigan, at ten o'clock election 36, 10.000 acre tract. Cite of De-
day of M•reh, in the year one thou.nd A. M. on April g, 1932. •nd defend the troit, according to the plat recorded in
Present eomplaInt filed
ed in thie n it or Judgment Liber 22, page 91 of Plats, Wayne
nine hundred and thirty-two.
Ervin R. Palmer, Judge of Probate, In will be entered by default.•nd that this Count y. Michigan.
Dated: Detroit, Mich., March 5, 1932.
y the matter of the estate of FREDA E. order be served or published . required
On reading and by statute.
The foregoing suit involves
ROBERT IL SAGE.
RAFELSON. Deceased.
d Sling the petition of Herman E. Rafelson, title tot Lot 40 Curry's Woodward •ve-
Circuit Court Commissioner.
Praying that administration of said es• nue Subdivision No. 4 being part of 24
tale be nutted to him or Pot. other section 16, 10.000 acre tract, ...corded
It is ordered that the on June 6, 1906 In Liber 34, page PS
I enitable person.
Hatt, tiny of April, next, at ten o'clock of Plate, for Wayne County, Michigan.
in the forenoon st said Courtroom he ap- better k nown aa .1If Waverly •„000. Heelehy a Thornton, Attorney, 921
Penobscot Bldg.
Pointed for h.rIng v•id petition. And It Highland Perk.
275325
coot of this
Dated: Detroit, Mich.,. March 4. 1932.
I. further ordered that
STATE OF MICII1GAN, County of
order be published three succeseive wee.
ROBERT E. SAGE,
Wayne, ..—Suit pending before lion.
in
time of hearine ren
to
n the
wa urt Comminioner.
Robert E. Sage, a Circuit Court Corninie•
ew
Paid Chron icle , • ne
ntroil "Jew ish
itioner for sald County, between Thom.
h I Printed and circulating in old Count, of
J. Hon.., Martha 3. Orm•-
161032
Wayne.
ERVIN II. PALMER.
STATE. OP MICIIIGAN, County of bee, defendant. Summons issued and
Judi. of Probate.
Wayne...—At • ...ion of the Pro.. returned that defendant cannot be foiled.
THEODORE J. BROWN.
Court for said County of Warn r. held it appends. be affida•it, that It cannot
Deputy Probate Actin..
a. the Probate Courtroom in the Ci. of be ''''' telned Inwhat State counter
ered th•t
Detroit, on the eighth day of March. in the defendant resides. It Is ordered
the year one thousand nine hundred and the sold defendant appear at the Court-
room of the undersigned, Wayne County
er
....
" A" .".". "6" K. rod; y e -forProlf O rt7 "11In }retaf tfier l'o °1 ( 1Thre Bonding. Detroit, Michigan. at ten o'clock
I 11 7h
ffer f41 1. a ff
A. M. on the fourteenth day of April,
277.7
estate of KATE WEASMAN. decea.ed. A.
MICHIGAN. County
of Ralph Weism•n, administrator of Paid 1932, and defend the complaint filed in
STATE OF
Wayne, af. — Sult pending before Hon. ntate having rendered to thin Court his thls suit or judgment will be entered be
default.and
that this order be d or
Robert E. Sate. • Circuit Court Corn- final arc not and filed therewith a pets.
ssioner for mild County. between tion praying that the residue of tall es. Published • required be statute. The
eeley B. Doleon and Mary Annie DM- fate be I` eel to the poraono entitled forego., suit In•olv. title to: lot No
non, his wife, plaintiffs. •s. John W. thereto.
le- Is ordered, that the eighth 65 of Girard. • Footer's Subdithrion.
• ten o'clock In the City of Detroit, anrecorded In Liber 15
bi•u• and Mary A. Mane. his wife. de- day of April. neat. at
-
x I indents. Sun:morn Issued and returned forenoon at said Courtroom be appointed of Plats for Wayne County. pat. 46.
Dated: Detroit, Mich., March 10, 1932.
• that defendant John W. Maus ran of be forexamining and •Ilowins .1•1 account
ROBERT E. SAGE.
I found, it •peparing by •ffida•it. that it and hearing eaid petition. And it I.
of
Circuit Court Commissioner.
' cannot be ascertained in what State or further ordered that a copy of thin order
• Country the defrfidant rink... Is Is or- he published three successive w.ks pre-
' dered that the nald defendants appear at • Ious to said tiroe of hearing In the D.
the Courtroom of the underlined. Writhe troll
the
Jewish
Chronicle.
•
newspaper
p • County Building Detroit. Michlean, al printed and circulating in said County of Murphy Bros, Agents, 7500 West SI.
Mile Road.
teno'clock
A. M. on the thirteenth d•• Wayne.
l,
177568
defend the complaint filed
of April,
ERVIN R. PALMER.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of
In this suit or Judgment will he enter.
Judge of Probate.
Wayne, an—Soil pending before Hon.
! by default, •nd that this order he en•. THEODORE. J. BROWN,
Henry
G.
Nicol.
•
Circuit Court Commis,
or politithed as reoulred h• •tetute The
Deputy Probs. Renate,
sinner for old County. between M. Jame ,
fort-eolith suit Involve. title to: Lot II,
Months, plaintiff. ea. Hortense Hunter
(rElynn • Subdi•islon, City of Detroit.
1 se recorded In Liber 10 of Plat. for Them. F. Corbett. Attorney, 706 Geis- and Mabel Crunn, defendant.. Summons
Mill
Issued •nd returned that defendant...-
Warne County, Page 65; also known .
weld Bldg.
not be found. it aPpearing by •Mda•it.
1239 LIllibridge virtue.
2771.
ROBERT F. SAGE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of that said defendants reside in this Sl•le
Wayne s.--suit pending before Hon. and that process for their appearance
Circuit Court Commiseloner.
Dated: Detroit, Mich.. Marsh 9, 1932. Henry G. Nicol. .1 Circuit Court Com- has been duly Issued and the same could
Malt Mosedelnffin, Petitioner, '2215 Tay
intoner
for
said County,
between not be ser•ed by rea.on of their eon.
ler ay...
111•thilda Sanger. plaintiff, ye. Alfred A. ...tent within thin State. •nd/or their
Malcolm McMillan, Attorney. 1205 Din. Hanna and Morcedie Hanna, defendant.. continued absence from their laet known
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County n
address. It is ordered that the said
Bank Bldg.
Summon. Issued and returned that de-
Warne. •e.—At • ...ion of the Prob•t
277129
...o• eannot be found. It appearing defendants appear at the Courtroom of
Court for reid County of W•rne, hel
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of by ffidavit, that said defendants reside the under•ined, W•yee County Build.,
at the Probate Courtroom In the Ci
Wayne. se.—Suit pen.. before Hon. In this Slate and that prose. for their Detroit. Michigan, at ten o'clock A. M.
of Detroit. on the ninth der of March
Robert F. Sage. a Circuit Court Com• ...ran. bas been duly Inued and the on the thirteenth der of April. 1932, and
in the rear one thousand nine hundr
missioner
for
eaid
between emne e.ld not be seined by rea. of defend the con,plaInt filed in this .sit
County.
and thirty-two Prnent Edward Core • Cher.. A. Din.. and Mary Dierks., their continued sheenee from their ;lace or Judynent will be entered by default.
manal. Judge of Probate. In the matte • plaintiff, n. Rowenna G. Matey, de• of reek... It Is ordered that the said and that Ole order he served or published
of the rotate of ROSE MENDEISOHN . fendant.
Summons Pond and returned defendants appear at the Courtroom of • s required by statute. The foregoing
deceased. On reedingand filing t
thy defendant rannot be too., It spa the undersigned. Way. County Build• null In•olvee title le: Lend ,Ituated in
petition of Mut Mendel.. praying tha
P.thng he affidavit. that tk•kl defendant ins, Deteolt.„ Mkki yea, a t foa ot r ir.r k A . the City of Detroit. beine lot Na. 46
admini•tratIon of said estate be grant
...I. out of the State of Michigan, In M. on the eighth day of April. 1932. and of Reeels•Huret William L. Holm.* Sub-
to hInnelf or some other rultable pers. Ohio. It is ordered that said defendant defend the complaint flied In this suit or division of easterly Pertof fractional
It bt ordered, that the thirteenth day o
appear •t the Courtroom of the ovide. Judgment will be entered by default, and *reties I. Town IL 5.. R. 11. E, •c d•
April. next. •t ten o'clork in the f
. ' wed. W rne County Building. Detroit. that this order be •ned or publi.h.1 . a In/ to the plat thereof recorded In Linr
noon •at maid Courtroom he appointed fo
Michisens at ten o'clock A. Y. on the r.ioired by statute. 11,e foreroing It 17, DM 40. of Plats, Way. County
begrime raid petition. And it is forth et • eiehth day of April. 1911, send defend in•olres title to: lot It GladewIta Rub: Record,.
ordered. that • cope of tki, order be
DC.: Detroit, Mich.. March IL MI.
the complaint filed In this suit or judr• ...lon of lots 27
d I. and the sorth•
won/ will 1.• ostww ■ 1... olat ...It .....1 41.....i dol. 12 an /..... ...• 1-.1 •• -• ■ •- -._•
published throe au ''''' Ire week. pre
Orme to taint time of hear., In the De- Otis order be .died or Pobli•hed a.re- di,inlon of the George Hunt Fern, caulk
troit Jewish Chronicle,a nnt.paper quired by...tote. The {"mint sett •of Grstiot•
aceording to th• plat
printed and circulating in said County involve* title to Let Sal Park Meteor thereof recorded is Libor II of Plat• Oe
acne.
Subd1•1.1.. Cltr of Deteoo, al. known pa., as (al.o known as 1422 Hendricks
EDWARD COMMAN„.
D
as 12099 Mendota mentor
••
Wayne COnilly.1 etre.. City et Detroit. Wayne Connty,
Dated: Detroit, Mick March IL 1912. I
Dated. Detroit, MIA, March a. 1911.
THEODORE J. FIR02 14,
1 ° of 1.1.111°°41
ROBERT E. SAGE.
HENRY O. NICOL.
Deputy Probate Register.
Cheep Court Commission..
Circuit Court Commleslonet.

It

A Novel of Russia and Amer

ica.
Mrs. Boris Gruber of 1511 North
Oliver avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.
writing under the pen name of Sa
bina Adler, has penned a picture
of a heroine who intermarries, ex
periences many trials and tribula-
tions, in
comes to America
marries a Jew, later finds her son
long-lost from the mixed marriage
in a court room under accusation of
having participated in a robbery
helps free him and—all ends hap-
pily.
Sabine Adler's "Opposition,"
published by the Colwell Press of
Minneapolis, ($2), would make an
excellent plot for a motion picture .
As a novel it has many weak spots
and it is a pity that they were not
touched up before publication. Her
heroine, Esther Klein, is a cour-
ageous person and would make an
excellent stage heroine. The plot
is perfect, and were it not for sev
eral stilted bits of writing Mrs
Gruber would have been able t
boast of a novel of first magnitude
because the story does hold th e
reader's interest from first to las t
Pages.
An interesting touch is given th e
novel by the illustrations, drawn b
O'NEILL'S "ELECTRA"
the author's son, Arthur Richer
THREE PLAYS IN ONE Gruber.

E.

RENT—Beautifully furnished clean
of 13501 Dexter boulevard, 79 FOR
roo m in private home. All connelences.

years old. died en March 8. Fu-
neral services were held at Gil-
bert's Funeral Home on March 10,
He is survived by his wife, Rose;
a son, Louis, and a sister, Belle
Goldenberg in Los Angeles.

MOE EHRLICH IS NOW
IN THE WHOLESALE
JEWELRY BUSINESS

For a span of over 30 years in
Detroit, the name of Moe Ehrlich
has been synonymous and assci-
ated with quality
jewelry.
Mr. Ehrlich has
just announced
that he has dis-
continued h I s
chain of retail
jewelry stores
throughout
Greater Detroit
and will now de-
vote all of his
time to his new
wholesale jewel-
, ry business. With
Moe Ehrlich
this in view, Mae Ehrlich & Com-
,' pany, wholesale jewelers, was or-
" ganized and the offices and sales-
'rooms are located at 901 Metro-
' politan building. Charles Gold-
man, who is also well known in
Community House of Congregation Shaarey Zedek of Lansing the jewelry business, will be asso-
ciated with Mr. Ehrlich in this en-
dedicated last Sunday.
atrprise.
Through direct connections with
a large diamond importer and
with the manufacturers of the
world's best watches and jewelry,
Mr. Ehrlich will be able to offer
one of the most complete whole-
sale selections in the state of
Michigan at the lowest prices ever
known.
Moe Ehrlich & Company will
specialize in diamond engagement
rings and diamond and platinum
jewelry.
Mr. Ehrlich personally invites
his thousands of personal friends
and old customers to take advan-
tage of his new connections and
buy their diamonds, watches and
jewelry at wholesale prices. Every
sale, regardless of amount, carries
the personal guarantee of Moe
Ehrlich for satisfaction and qual-

Sokolow to Address
New Jersey Assembly

OBITUARY

FLOWER SHOW

LANSING DEDICATES NEW SYNAGOGUE

l.11011.1.,

North American Flower
Show

Millions of fragrant blooms wil
greet the visitor at the Nort
American Flower Show at Con
vention Hall from March 17-2
when the finest flowers of this sec
tion of the country wil be gather
ed in this annual spring event
New interests and development
In the plans for this year's ahou
promise to make it an outstandin
event of the spring session.

Michigan Theater.

W

ClarkGable, sensational se
screen star, heads the cast of "Poll
the Circus" with Marion Davie
in one of her finest roles. C. Aubre
Smith, Raymond Hackett an
others of prominence appear in so
port of the two celebrities.

Who stands under a goiid tre
Paderewski in Concert Here is sheltered by a good shadow.
Next Friday.
A wise
never says, "I di
I. J. Pederewski, who comes to not think of that."

the Masonic Auditorium for •
concert Friday, March 18, is now
rounding out 40 yearn of visits to
this country. On this tour—his
eighteenth of the United States—
he plans to remain for only three
months, giving approximately 40
recitals.
The program will include Pre-
lude and Fugue in A Minor, Bach-
Liszt; Sonata A Major, Mozart:
Sonata, B. Minor, Liszt; Impromp-
tu, B Flat Major, Schubert; Bal-
lade, in G Minor, three etudes, A
Flat No. 26, F. Minor. No. 9, and
F Major, No. 8, Nocturne, G.
Major, Mazurka, B Flat Major,
No. 1, Polonaise, E Flat Minor,
and Valise, F Flat, Chopin.

Every man is a fool in another
man's opinion.

(TURN TO PAGE NINE FOR
ADDITIONAL LEGAL
NOTICES