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"A Good Judge"
DR. F. B. BRODERICK
CORONER CANDIDATE
(Amon
THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
Calendar of Events of the
League of Jewish Wom-
en's Organizations.
JUNIOR HADASSAH'S HALEVY-HAZOMIR
DANCE ON SUNDAY
INFORMAL AFFAIR
T OBE HELD NOV. 13 The climax of the social pro-
gram of the Detroit Halevy-Hazo-
The informal dinner-dance to mir Singing Society will be
be given by the Detroit unit of reached this Sunday evening, Nov.
Junior Iladaesah at the Chalet Inn 6, with the eighth anniversary
on Sunday, Nov. 13, is being
looked forward to with a great
deal of interest.
The proceeds of this affair are
used to help support Junior Ila-
dassah's project in Palestine.
Roy Schwartz's orchestra will
furnish the music.
For tickets or any information
regarding the dinner-dance call
Lillian Ketai, the chairman, at Eu-
clid 8136-W, or her co chairmen,
Mildred Jakont at Townsend
6-2252, or Sarah Rosenberg at
Townsend 6-0297.
Interesting Meeting.
About 125 members and pros-
pective members attended the
monthly meeting of the Detroit
unit of Junior Hadassah which
JOSEPH BUSSEL
took place at the Stotler Hotel
Tuesday evening, Nov. 1.
dance to be held at the large ball-
ARTHUR W. KILPATRICK for Judge of the
The president, Charlotte Lev, room of the Statler Hotel.
Wayne Circuit Court to fill vacancy.
gave a resume of the Michigan
Under the leadership of Joseph
State Zionist Conference, which Russel, chairmen of the entertain-
Judge Kilpatrick is an experienced jurist
took place at the Stotler Hotel ment committee, and his associ-
whose capable work on the bench has won him
Oct. 30.
ate, Mrs. Pauline Brussel], this
Mrs. Maurice Landau, senior
the endorsement of the press of Detroit, the
dance has been prepared with a
advisor, extended greetings from view towards making it the lead-
Bar Association and many thousands of voters,
DR. FRANK B. BRODERICK
Senior Iladassah. Ethel Goldman
ing social affair in the eight years'
regardless of party.
Mendelsohn, well known pianist
KAY WILL ADDRESS
activity of the Detroit Halevy-
Ile is a veteran of both the Span-
and teacher, rendered several Ilazomir. Del Delbridge, stage
In more than five years on the bench his rul-
ish-American and the World Wars,
B'NAI MOSHE Y. P. A. piano selections. Simon Richard-
and
radio star, has been obtained
having been in command of an
ings have saved Detroit taxpayers hundreds of
---
son spoke on "Aims and Ideals of
to act as master of ceremonies
operating unit at the front in
Leon Kay, president of the Zionism."
'thousands of dollars. No decision of his has
for
the
evening. Freddie Zierer
France.
Jewish National Fund Council of
The membership of Junior Ha-
ever been reversed by the Supreme Court.
Dr. Broderick has served the Detroit, will address the Young dassah has been steadily Increas- and the Detroiters, one of the
people of Detroit as Councilman People's Auxiliary of Congrega- ing and all girls who would like leading dance orchestras in , ;he
Judge Kilpatrick's name is in the Republican
for two years, and has been a tion B'nai Moshe on Sunday, Nov. to affiliate themselves with this city, will provide the music. A
column on the election ballot, at the end of the
member of the Wayne County 6, at 4 p, m., in the club room of organization are invited to attend history of the Halevy-Hazonur
list of state candidates. An X placed before
will be found in the programs pre-
Supervisors for six years, two of the congregation. the next meeting.
pared by the committee headed by
which he was chairman. Dr.
his name will help retain for Detroit and Wayne
This lecture is one of a series
J. Joyrich.
Broderick is perhaps better known being arranged by the club's in-'
County one of its most efficient judges.
As this dance is also to be the
among his friends for the great tellectual advancement committee B'NAI MOSHE SUNDAY
climax of the membership drive
amount of welfare work he bar of which Miss Alice Frank is
done for all classes. Ile is cour- chairman.
SCHOOL OPENS WITH recently conducted, it will serve
as a means of introducing the new
teous, sympathetic and humane,
Members and their friends are
ENROLLMENT OF 200 members to the organization so-
and by his experience and record invited to attend this meeting.
cially. Applications of voices
is considered best fitted to serve
13 nal Moshe 's Young People's
Congregation B'nai Moshe Sun- wishing to join will be accepted
the people as Coroner of Wayne Auxiliary thanks its friends for
Donatod by Jewish Member. of the Detroit Bar Man.
up to and including Monday night,
day
School
has
begun
its
regular
County.
their co-operation in making a
success of the Hallowe'en party work for another term. The en- Nov. 7, at the regular rehearsal
in room 123, Northern High
rollment
so
for
is
about
200.
on Oct. 30, under the chairman-
RE-ELECTION OF
Last Sunday was spent in regis- School.
ship of Miss Mollie Freedman.
A special rehearsal will be held
tering
newcomers
and
in
arrang-
READ AND PALMER
ing classes. There are now 11 Tuesday evening, Nov. 8, at
URGED BY SHETZER HOME RELIEF SOCIETY classes, heeded by the following oratorio "Walpurgis Nacht" will
KEEP WAYNE COUNTY CLEAN
RALLY ON WEDNESDAY faculty: Rabbi Moses Fischer, be introduced to the choir. Dan
The re-election of Judge George
post-graduate class; Lillian Bus- Frohman, musical director, and
On Wednesday evening, Nov sell, Mollie Friedman, Caroline Max Levy, vocal coach, will con-
M. Read and Judge Ervin R. Pal-
mer to the Probate Court was urged 9, at -Hotel Statler, the Home Greenbaum, Bessie Kloss, Mary duct the rehearsals both evenings,
this week in a statement issued by Relief Society will hold a grand Newman, Esther Schiff, George beginning at 8:45.
Isaac Shetzer.
rally for members, husbands of Schiff, Elsie Seigel, Lillian Seigel,
Mr. Shetzer particularly com- members, and friends of the or- Miss Wasserman and Mrs. Betty
mended Judge Read for his social ganization. There will be no ad- White. I. II. Mendelsohn is the H. ESKIN ELECTED
vision.
mission fee. This rally is to be superintendent; Mr. Kling, assist-
BY MIZRACHI YOUTH
"Judge Read is not only a good held as a general get-together ant superintendent; Helen Moss,
Judge, he is an able social worker party so that husbands of mem- secretary.
who understands the child problem hers and friends of the organiza-
Officers of the Mizrachi Youth
There was a teachers' meeting '
and is without doubt one of our tion will get an Idea of the ex-
of Detroit for the ensuing year
after classes were dismissed. The
outstanding citizens who do most tensive work that is being carried
elected at the last meeting are:
to prevent crime and to direct our on by the society in this commun- officers elected were as follows:
President, H. Eskin; vice-presi-
George Schiff, president; Esther
youth to productive channels away
dents, Edward Ruthenberg and
.
from crime," Mr. Shetzer said. ityA carnival is staged by this Schiff, vice-president; Helen Moss, Florence Edelman; recording sec-
"Judge Read's court is an impor- organization every year to raise scretary; Mr. Mendelsohn, tress- retary, Rose Jacobs; correspond-
tant institution for good in our funds to carry on this work for user.
ing secretary, Zelda Rosenthal;
Registration is still open.
community, and it is a nobligation
treasurer, David Bressler; addi-
the ensuing year. Plans have
on the part of all who are interested
tional members of the executive,
have
been
completed
to
make
this
in god, government to retain him in carnival the outstanding event Beta Rho Delta Sorority
Sylvia Ruthenberg, Marion Ja-
o ce.
cobs, Max Timchin, Max Somberg
'
given
by
this
organization.
Mr. Shetzer also commended the
Plans Unique Affairs and Sidney X. Raimi.
Organizations wishing to co-
ability of Judge Palmer of the
The outgoing administration
Probate Court and lauded him for operate with the Home Relief So-
Beta Rho Delta Sorority, with gave a review of the important
ciety
to make this carnival suc-
his knowledge of probate problems
the
opening
of
this
season,
has
in-
activities
of its successful year.
acquired in 30 years' affiliation cess are invited to attend this augurated a new policy. In addi-
A special vote of thanks was given
with the Wayne County Court. He rally at Hotel Statler on Nov. 9. tion to the large affairs which have
to
Edward
Ruthenberg for his
urges his re-election, together with Fine entertainment will be pro- been given annually in the past,
devotion in the interests of the
Judge Read, on the Republican vided for the enjoyment of the an unique and original affair is to
organization.
guests.
ticket.
In the report of the Keren
Judge Charles Rubiner will be planned every month.
The first of these, which ac-
r a h A'Vondah committee it
Officers Elected by Beth speak. Mrs. Herman Greenberg commodated a limited number To
was
revealed that the sum of $276
will render several vocal solos.
Israel Auxiliary.
Miss Gertrude Jean Leve will play only and was strictly invitational, has been sent to the liopoel Ham-
The last meeting of the Ladies several piano numbers. Other fine was the "Trouser Stag" (for worn- izrachi in Palestine during the
Auxiliary of the Congregation speakers have been secured for en only), on Thursday evening, last four months. This includes
Beth Israel was held on Wednes-
Oct. 20, at which Mrs. Dolores the proceeds of the holiday ser-
the occasion.
day, Oct. 26, at 8:30 p. m.
The Home Relief Society co- Levitt of Euclid avenue was host- vices and other activities. A re-
The following officers were elec-
operates with every important ess. Many stages in masculine port was also given of the proceed-
ted: Mrs. Abraham Selvyansky
y
, movement and at the recent Zion- dress were duplicated. Five acts alga and resolutions a op e
His record in office makes him deserve your
president; Mrs. Aaron Strossky
ist conference donated $9 to the of entertainment were presented the Michigan State Zionist Con
vice-president; Mrs. Paul Albert,
vote.
by
sorority
members,
the
feature
ference.
Refreshments
were
secretary, and Mrs. Joseph Bal. Jewish National Fund for the of the evening being a fashion
planting of six trees in Palestine.
s erves.
beror, treasurer.
A successful collection was
Mrs. Al. Weisman is president show in men's wear. Refreshments,
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 8
A dance is being planned, which
card playing and prizes completed made recently at the Beth Tephila
of
the
Home
Relief
Society.
Mrs.
will take place in the Congregation
the evening. The committee in Emanuel Synagogue where Rabbi
on Muirland and Midland avenues, Harry Shulman is chairman of the charge of arrangements w a a
A. M. Ashinsky addressed a capa-
carnival.
0 Sunday, Nov. 27.
headed by Sadye Kadushin, assist. city audience. Those participat-
ed
by
Min
Fineberg
and
Mildred
ing were Rose Jacobs, Sylvia
Equality Club to Give Bridge
Zaft. The next novel affair is Ruthenberg, Miriam Jacobs and
Dance.
planned for December. The same Sidney Raimi.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
committee arranged the sorority
The second issue of the Miz -
SOL JACOBSON
JEWISH
Equality Club will hold its an- Hallowe'en party on Oct. 29, at rachi Youth Bulletin announces
of 1680 Hazelwood avenue, 76
nual bridge dance on Nov. 20, at which Miss Rose Galen won the
years old, died on Nov. 1. Funeral
the decision of the Actions Com-
UNDOHAMUtS
Hotel Tuller, proceeds to be used costume prize.
mittee of the Zionist Organization
services were held at Gilbert's Fu-
At the. meeting of Thursday, in favor of the Mizrachi colony
neral Home Nov. 3 with interment to purchase coal for needy fami-
Oct. 27, at Hotel Toiler, the fol- Sheik . Abrih. A subvention of
at Cloverhill Park Cemetery. lies.
The Equality Club has sent • lowing officers were elected for £2,000 was voted for its mainten-
Rabbi A. H. Hershman officiated.
check for $60 to Los Angeles the next six months: Miss Shirley
ance and negotiations for a fur
He is survived by his two daugh-
Trinity 2-2114
Sanitorium through their presi- Galen, president; Mrs. Mildred
7739 John R. SL
ther amount will soon be made,
tern, Mrs. Ralph Candler and Mrs.
oink Roy Greenblatt, and four sons, dent, Mrs. Edith Paransky, who Zaft, vice president; Miss Shirley the total sum necessary being
left for Los Angeles, Calif., for Weisberg of Windsor, Ont., sec-
Harry, Jack, Abe and Isadore.
£9,000.
an indefinite stay.
ALTMAN'S RADIO HOUR
retary; Mrs. Sadye Kadushin,
na.mwarernmall ■3 1100.4,
A group of Mizrachi Youth of
While in Los Angeles. Mrs. treasurer. Installation took place
HAZEL GILMAN
Detroit will be present at the con-
Address by Charles D. Livingston, of 11340 Holmur avenue, 351Paransky will visit the Sanitse- on Thursday, Nov. 3, at Hotel vention of the Mizrachi Organiza-
MANUEL URBACH
years old, died on Oct. 29. Fu- iurn and will represent the Equal- Taller.
State Insurance Commissioner.
tion of America to be held this
Grua. sod Marble
--
In addition to helping • desti- month in Buffalo, where Rabbi
Charles D Livingston, state in. neral services were held at Gil- icy Club.
tute paralyzed man the sorority Meir Berlin, president of the
H ome o n Oct. 31
N. S. COI.
aurance commissioner• addressed bait s Funeral
Girl. third annual dance will is aiding other families on their World Mizrachi Organization, and
N.
Altman's Jewish Radio Hour over with interment at Oakview Ceme- he The
given at the Dn. Moshe. Dext er an
social service list.
Rabbi Yehudah Leib Fishman.
Station WMBC at noon Sunday and terY• Dr. Leo M. Franklin and Iwwrence. M•rch 11, 1933. Mi. M anche
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal offi- Feldman. MI. Helen KM,. Illno 11•1
chairman of the World Mizrachi
7729 TWELFTH ST.
CARD OF THANKS
stated in part:
Gllitskyand Mi. Pauline Kurland are
dated.
She
is
survived
by
her
Executive, will be present.
'n
the debating league fur the subject:
i the year 1931 the people of this
daughter, on
Euclid 7192
state paid In premium@ the •tupendo. husband, William B.;
"Resolved, That Paleetine Decor. a Jew-
The family of the late Fradel
amount of 1113.264.039, for protection Ruth Audrey; her mother, Mrs. 1st Homeland for Thie Generation
....hi..
lt
a
d..th
Incase of fire.
is being eelasted for the dramatic Grant will always remember with GUTMAN ENDORSED
and . sister, play
mon to present city civilization. This Tith e Rosenberger,
smilealmelnellwwww•■••••••••
tournament. Miss Deem.n 1. the ratio
yr
deep gratitude the kind expression
BY CIVIC GROUPS
places ineurance . one of the leading ••
eosepo
s argo.
ose
J
.
N. 8. Girl. congmetulate Mi. Mollie
busineseee in Michigan and certtinly it Mrs
Schuette and Mi.. Stella Feld on their of sympathy extended them by
I. one the I Holiest to the family lif*
eighteenth birthd•y•. Meetings are now their relatives and friends in their
Hundreds of prominent citizens
BENJAMIN BARNETT
of our itizens.
held at the Jewloh Center, Dexter aro
.
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
recent sorrow.
I'in the year 1871 the legislature em
and most of the civic and veteran
f 883 Delaware avenue, 62 years lawrence on Wednesday.. at 9 p m.
tablished the department or ioesesore .4 o
organizations of Wayne County
department old, died on Nov. 2. Funeral ser-
Detroit'. Lentil., and
se.issmen
the
seed
or
(hi.
'
5.01 10.0 .■
It has vices
have paid tribute to William Gut-
were held at Gilbert's Fu-
•. commieeloner of insurance. the
d.•
of
pi. ,,a under the supervision kind.
MOHE
man, chairman of the board of
Eeers neral Home on Nov. 4 with inter-
pertment Ineurance or esery
county auditors, by publicly and
by
the
Reeomm ended
c ompany la required to Ille an annual ment at Cloverhill Park Cemetery.
report s• or Dee. IL each year, with the Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiated.
By EDWARD E. GRUSD
me.... prominent.
actively supporting him for re-
Ph 11.
c ommismioner, giving In detail under Ile is survived by his wife, Aggie;
Editor,
B'nai
B'rith
Magazine.
election.
Assistant
Ave.
asset
uno
.," I' l "'III.
iii.fh of "I"". its ass . Al
All commend Mr. Gutman for the
Atiiettik..eredomine.orj.in ,.. trail es a daug hter, Bessie; a son, Isaac,
2-64n
..,
and
bers. It is the center for all Jew- good financial condition of the
Editor'. Note: The following
and a brother, Meyer.
and
• the ■ nount
... 700 will retdtly deportment
county, and for the recent lopping
whic'h
aeries of •r-
the
for
hi
the
fifth
in
•
ish
affairs
in
Denver,
and
fur-
work re;
off of $5,000,000 from next year's
re
titles by Mr. Grusd, dealing with
;0',„7,.'„h;
DELMAR GORDON
nishes not only members cf the expense budget. Wayne County's
c,77;",:: e
,
Rev. Cantor 1: 1 „ ':„„:'
the achievements of time Order
" I of 66 California avenue, High-
order,
but
the
entire
community
*I
."‘""f
f
bonded indebtedness is lower thar.
fc' 860.71
The 1"depiertment " &l eo
" 34.
on B'nai B'rith and its numerous
David Golden , t Tf
11 6.
land Park, 16 yearsservices
I
with splendid clubrooms, kitchens, that of any other county of equal
. earned 5190.602 74 in lesuiner
diedwere
constituent agencies. The De-
o l:ry ih r. Oct. 31, Funeral
D etr elt 's H F aterrit•
eu...
th
e/
dries:
am-so
s
nd
e
population in the country.
EL
s gymnasium, etc. -
MO
troit Jewish Chronicle to pleased
is ! held on Nov. 2 with interment at
One endorsement states, "Wayne
Wadding Cove.... '',,,,m41,77; •ii ,X7,,,,'"i,,••„„17,,,,,,7,:e the „ issi
to publish these articles on th•
The two lodges in San Fran-
Cloverhill Park Cemetery. Rabbi
at surance department for the year
ty.fifth cisco jointly occupy a four-story County cannot afford to take the
.
e ies Performed ■
occasion
of
the
t
Leon
Fram
and
Rabbi
A.
M
chance
of not re-electing you. Your
"1,,,,,ril."1: 1,i, ,T,,,b•p',",,"4 '4,`,,,s
.
Home zed by
Ca
anniversary of Pisgah Lodge,
building. Ezekiel Lodge, in New-
ad
Hershman officiated. He Is
similar to those of the
Appointment i n a d•ifed cal% be used for any other vived by his mother, Mrs. Jennie
Detroit'. branch of the Order
ark, N. J., maintains a beautiful duties are
mayor,
common
conncil, controPer,
1083 PINGREE • MotEtre.
ens!
HI
•
clubhouse for its many activities.
t •d
Gordon; a brother, Lee, and • B'nai B"rithe which le to be
—TT
I
40 r rs .7ree. P.a.
Euclid ....0
,,;:117. no 7inletrsti
and budget director all in one, and
L.r "
20.
observed
on
Nov.
There
are
other
B'nai
B'rith
club-
er
s
i
st
, Paula.
ng
or the citite. of this city and •I.
our organization feels that His
'T
houses in Portland, Ore., Vancou-
Scores of B'nai B'rith lodges ver, B. C., Los Angeles, Buffalo, county is fortunate in having a
"47
FRADEL GRANT
be emple moo and ',tow of must
man who has had such a long and
are located in small towns, where Baltimore, and others.
REV. J. SILVERMAN
of
2960
Sturtevant
avenue,
74
efficient record as its general mana -
. ";‘,.;r7doXIVnI,I.VT:
the acquisition of clubhouses of
Cr ii n il ."4"
years old, died on Oct. 29. Fu-
Many
B'nai
B'rith
lodges,
with-
Mohel Specialist
ger."
with
the
spirit
of
helpfulness
iso=s
neral services were held at Lewis their own is • financial impossi- nut owning or even renting en-
,..,‘,., .. 4 `tin 11 " , "'I.. Ion
bility.
Meetings
are
usually
held
ssel
pro
In your insurance
blem...
tire
buildings
of
their
own,
co-
I
Unveiling of Monuments
ES Team' Ma
Featuring the hour last e Sunday, Bros. Funeral nt
Home
on Oct. 30 in local temples, clubrooms, or
at Machpelah
operate with the local Jewish
vrith interm
llows. Eader••d
which lasted for a period of an hour Cemetery. Rabbi A. M. Hersh- Jewish community center build- community centers financially, and
by Ladles
The unveiling of monuments in
and 45 minutes, was the singing of man officiated. She is survived by ings. But several of the Ameri- occupy buildings jointly with such
Pigskin.
Cantor Joshua Lind, three
his sons
thr,' three eons, Harry, Alex and Jacob can lodges, and many of the Euro- renters. This is the case in memory of Doris Behrmann will
take place on Sunday, Nov. 6, at
pean groups, have buildings o f
2073
Moahele, Dovidel and Inc
the two other members of his choir, H., and • daughter, Mrs. Louis their own, where they pursue their Stockton, Cal., Seattle, Wash., 1:30 p m. at Beth Tephila Ceme-
Gladstoa•
Cal., Salt Lake City, Utah, tery, Woodward and 9-Mile road.
)(orris Hertz and Morris Rabino- Rabinowitz.
activities. These fortunate lodges. Fresno,
and many The same day at 3:30 p. m., will
in many cases, offer their facili- Bellingham, Wash.,
wits. An address was deliver
Euclid 10467
JACOB WEINSTEIN
others.
take place the unveiling of a mon-
by Governor Wilbur M. Brucker. of 323 Owen avenue, 60 years old, ties as centers of Jewish social
be away ument for Matt Rebmann, at
to
The
trend
seems
The news of the week was broad- died on Nov. 2. Funeral services and cultural activity for the en-
Woodmere Cemetery.
and
toward
from
sole
ownership
La Mederee.
cast by Mandell Bernstein• who will
Jewish
community.
held at Lewis Bros. Funeral tire
Ls Roder. Cho% wet Sonday at the again broadcast next Sunday, from were
In Denver, three years ago, the co-operation with the Jewish corn
The 1
Home on Nov. 3 with interment at
toe. nise 1.
KEEP NOV. 17 OPEN
inanity
in
joint
ownership
of
le
.alase
their
trl
asalrer-
decided
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi E. local B'nal B'rith Lodge was pre- buildings, with accommodations
1 2 to 1 : 30 P. m•
Plea to attend
On Nov. 13, the speaker will be
eery by atlas ■ a .tbra was
ssal
He is sur- sented with • magnificent struc-
Aishiskin officiated.
will be IwId a Net. IC
JOLLY ELITE DANCE
Dr
Otto
A.
Hirsch,
superintendent
shared.
ture by L Rode, one of the mem-
Otto
m-
(I'
'•
d
by
his
wife,
Dora.
1•••••••
•
vived
""'••• • '••°•••• •
reeeetios si the of the Jewish Children's Home.
6.•T ea Cara. and •
sow. wt Was Sara H ack.
VOTE
Dr. Frank B. Broderick, a can-
didate for Coroner of Wayne
County on the Republican ticket,
is a native Detroiter and has been
practicing medicine for 26 years.
For
Nov. 5-6—Shaarey Zedek Ba-
zaar.
Nov. 6 — Eva Prenzlauer Ser-
vice Group Bazaar.
Nov. 7 — Zedakah Regular
Meeting at Statler.
Nov. 8-11adassah—m o nt hly
meeting.
Nov. 9—United Hebrew Schools
Graduation (evening).
Nov. 13—Junior Hadassah Din.
ner Dance at Chalet.
Nov. 14—Sisterhood of Shea-
rey Zedek Meeting.
Nov. 15—Jewish Women's Eu-
ropean Welfare Organiza-
tion Luncheon.
Nov. 20—Zedakah Club Dance.
Dec. 11—Home Relief Society
—Carnival (evening).
Dec, 14—Jewish Women's Wel-
fare Organization—Bridge
Tea.
Dec. 20 — Hadassah Donor
Luncheon.
Jan. 25—Women's Auxiliary of
Hebrew Schools, Donor
Luncheon.
Feb. 28—Z edakah Donor
Luncheon.
(X) ARTHUR W. KILPATRICK
Judge Ervin R. Palmer has been connected
with the Probate Court of Wayne County.
Step by step, year by year, he has seen its
work grow until today it is one of the
busiest and most important offices in the
county.
¶Unlike most other tribunals, the Probate
Court does not concern itself primarily
with criminals or litigation. Its chief con-
cern is to assure the fair and just settle-
ment of estates. In this way it becomes the
law's protector of widows and orphans.
11The Probate Court also is entrusted with
the destiny of the wards of the State: the
Insane, the Defective, the Epileptic.
11There is no post more important than
this of presiding over the veritable clear-
ing house of human problems and person-
alities that pass in review before the
Probate Court.
11This is one of the offices to be voted on
at the coming election. Again the people
will have the opportunity of expressing
their approval of Judge Ervin R. Palmer,
who has long served with such outstanding
Ability, Kindlness and Devotion.
REELECT
SHERIFF
HENRY
BEHRENDT
REPUBLICAN
pz1 ERVIN R. PALMER
For Judge of Probate Court
•
(Republican Ticket)
THIS ADVERTISEMENT PREPARED AND PAID FOR BY
FRIENDS OF JUDGE PALMER WHO APPRECIATE HIS
ABILITY, CHARACTER, AND DEVOTION TO DUTY.
OBITUARY
WACOid AM&
RE-ELECT
I
Monuments
CONGRESSMAN
B'NAI B'RITH CLUBHOUSES
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