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Banquet July 4th
To Mark Opening
Of Camp Avrunin

THE CHARLOTTE FURNITURE CO.

Avrunin Camp, near ,Jackson,
Mirh., will celebrate its eighth suc-
cessful year of opeartion with a
banquet for parents and children
on July 4. Programs have been
prepared by the children and par-
ents who attend are assured of a
very pleasant time.
The Camp, ideally located on
the lively waters of Big Wolf
Lake, near Jackson, Mich., in un-
der the experienced supervision
of Mrs. C. Avrunin, founder and
proprietor. Louis Lieblich, former-
ly of Ohio State University, and
Miss Esther Hien, of Western Re-
serve University, both highly
trained in camp work and the
handling of children, direct the
activities of the camp. Miss Marian
Comstock, previously with Merrill-
Painter Nursing School, is in
charge of the nursery, which in-
cludes children up to the age of
5. Miss Comstock is ably assisted
by Misses Phyllis Sachs and Frie-
del
Mundstock, both of Wayne
1
University, and Miss Alice Bees-

CHARLOTTE, MICH.

For half century builders of
America's Finest Furniture

ANNOUNCES

A discontinuance of their antiques, reproductions and adapta-
tions. All copies of period furniture and museum pieces. Fur-
niture formerly seen only in homes where price was no object!

AUCTI

Without Price Restrictions

Hundreds of Beautiful Occasional

Pieces are Included in this Collection

SALE NOW IN PROGRESS

JAKE MAZER TO OFFICIATE AT
CENTER TRACK MEET ON SUNDAY

Numerous Events Arranged for Field Program on Belle Isle Athletic
Grounds; Girls' ■ and Boys' Teams to Participate

LANSING NOTES !

Kvutzah Ivrith's
Picnic on July 8

2:00 and 7:30 P. M., Continuing Daily
Same Hours, Until the Entire
Stock is Sold

Pioneer Tobacco Merchant,

Phoenix Club, 114 Erskine St.,
85, Came to Detroit 66
De.roit Jewish club in whose
Years Ago
rooms the most important deci-
sions affecting Jewish communal
patter: have been reached, may
Louis Kuttnauer, pioneer De-
permanently close its doors.
troiter who came here from Frink-
Marvin B. Gingold, acting in fort am Main, Germany, in 1868,

behalf of a majority of the board died on Sunday at the age of 85,'
of directors, this week petitioned at the Imperial Hotel, Detroit.

Judge Allan Campbell for a per-

manent receiver and for the dis-

solution of the club.

Mr. Gingold stated that the
membership of 300 hail dwindled
to 125, and that these find it im-
possible to support the clubhouse.
The petition states further that
economic conditions have forced
the withdrawal of the greater
number, with the result that for
the past three years the club has
been unable to meet its expenses.

where he made his home.

Funeral services were held at
Temple Beth El on Tuesday, and

Rabbi Leon Frani officiated.

He was born in Germany and
immediately upon coming to De-

troit entered the tobacco business

from which he retired 20 years

•
ago.
He was a life member of .Union!

Zionists Tribute
To Boris Ganapol

tors

Cor. Duffield

Woodward kvenue

The Detroit Jewish Chronicle warns the Jewish community
against certain solicitors who are canvassing for a small New
York weekly paper which they arc misrepresenting as a na-
tional organ, claiming at the same time that the subscription
money is to be used fora fund to fight Hitlerism.
These solicitors are not only misrepresenting facts, but
are aiming to capitalize on a Jewish tragedy in behalf of their
paper. Sworn affidavits in the possession of The Chronicle
contradict statements made to us by mail by the publishers of
the paper, and tend to prove ;hat the solicitors are asking for
funds under false pretenses.
Detroit Jews are therefore warned not to fall victims to,
the misrepresentation of these solicitors.

KUTTNAUER DIES

PHOENIX CLUB
ASKS RECEIVER

Lodge, F. st A. M.;' a member Or
Peninsular Chapter, R. A. M.; the
Jake Mazer, prominent A. A. U. with the Phi Kappa Iota in the
Scene of many an important
Monroe
Council, the Michigan So,
official. has consented to act in second round of the champion- event in which Jews of Detroit
the capacity of an official at the ship of the Red Division, the Pilo and surrounding territory took vereign Connistory, M o al e m
first annual track and field meet Vans play A. Z. A. 63, the Vikings part, the Phoenix Club is one of Temple of the Shrine, and Temple
of the Jewish Community Center, play the Trojans and the Ilakoahs the oldest clubs in the City, being Beth El.
Surviving are four sons, Isadore,
at Belle Isle, on Sunday, July 1, battle the Orioles in the feature 57 years old.
Adolph and Edward, of Chicago.
at 10:15 a. m. Ile will be assisted games of the afternoon. An all-
its confines, Jewish and Samuel, of Detroit; a sister.
Within
by
Dr.
Sol
Rosensweiz,
Dr.
Leon
star
game
composed
of
the
hest
ley.
world celebrities have been enter- Lena Oppenheimer. of Chicago; a
Counsellors in charge of the old- Katzin, Dr. Barney Nosanchuck, players of the intermediate divi- tained and honored. Many an im-
brother, Isadore, of Cleveland; 10
of the Holbrook Center
Self/
portant decision involving the wel- grandchildren and 15 great-grand-
er children include: Miss Dorothy Nathan Korhy, Emanuel Berlat-
sky, Nathan Bean, Sam Dictor, against that of the Dexter branch
Wepman, Chicago University; Miss Elliot Magidsohn, Robert Nine!' will also be held. At 11 a. in. the fare of Detroit and Michigan Jew,' children.
has been made within its walls.
Sylvia Millen, Wayne University; and :Morris Magy. Jewish Center girls will play an
The legal action, declared by
The inert is being directed by exhibition game against some
Miss Saraah Holland, University of
Unveiling of Monument
Mr. Gingold to be a friendly one.
—
Michigan; Miss Violet Weiss, Meyer Blatt, athletic director of strong outside girls' team.
was taken after the directors on
'
At 3 p. m. novelty races for all May 31 voted to ask the court for
the
('enter.
The
unveiling of a monument
, Michigan State Normal School;
Pour senior clubs, A. Z. A. ti3,. ages and both sexes will be held
of
Joseph H. Ball will
memory
dissolution
order.
The
interests
lin
I
a
Miss Frances Rubin, Wayne Uni-
Pilo Vans, Olympics and Can Chis
at the athletic field of Belle Isle. of creditors prompted the move, I take place Sunday, July I, at 2
versity; Mrs. B. Landsman, Co-
Sigmas; three sub-senior clot:en, ,
o'clock, in Clover Hill Park Ceme-
I lumbia; Miss Mollie -Gorowsky,
at- it was explained.
liakoahs Stags and Vikings, with All are invited to attend this
are
1 Wayne; Wm. Whitehorn, Wayne;
Judge Campbell was asked to tery. Friends and relatives
Daniel Rubinstein, Wayne; Joseph four intermediate clubs, the Lin- fair, which is being sponsored by
invited to attend. Rabbi Frans
Gorowsky, Wayne; Sidney Moyer, coins, Tartars, Sternites and Mac- the athletic councils of the Cen- set the August date in order to will officiate.
permit
those
members
who
are
in-
University of Michigan. cabee Judites, have decided to en- ter in co-operation with the house
. council of the Center. Morris terested an opportunity to reor-
ter the meet.
Journalism activities are direct-
Unveiling of Monuments
The Olympics, Ilakoahs and the ! Magy is chairman of the boys' ganize, Mr. Gingold said. In view
ed by Victor Elconin, Ohio State
Lincolns are the respective title events and Sophie Stolberg is in of present conditions, it is un-
University. Dr. Joseph Oppen-
Unveilings of monuments in
charge of the girls' baseball game likely that reorganization will be
►
helm, physician, Providence Hos- holders in their classes.
effected, Mr. Gingold declared memory of Anna Freedman and
At 1:30 the Olympics to up and novelty races.
pital, and Mrs. H. Barr, Nurse, are
Wednesday.
Bessie Rosen will take place on
in constant attendance.
Sunday, July 1, at 2 p. m., at
Mizrachi Youth Flower Day
Machpelah Cemetery. Members
Saturday Night and Sunday
of the Progressive Ladies Unter-
—
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stitzung Verein, friends and rela-
izo•h, lion.' ikdattionto Is ,„r -Ill Iiiii•
Ink di .. oda near Niel:aim hills lie
All
arrangements
have
been
tives ate invited to attend.
-
elll in tim lo thelty In a neek or two
completed for the Mizrachi flower
At a special meeting of a com-
k noes" seta la the 05 1 's• or s days, to take place this Saturday mittee from the Board of Direc-
The Kvutzah lvrith has coo-
night and Sunilay, July 1.
pleted arrangements for its an- '1'1' al ,,,',''',V.,' ,i,l,.",,l ,",„;',.'"„ r hX.. ri'..irl',',
of the Zionist Organization
It IF reported that the Mizrachi
noel picnic, which will be held A . kerma. hr her mon ■ (iamb i in Iron,
of Detroit held Wednesday, Junel In sad and loving remembrance
r " ,!.V,
" ,','V eir:7;1'11:riV
Sunday, July It, at Elizabeth Park, ';!': !;,..!‘;
i n l 'tt ris! Youth will receive the support of 2(1, the following resolutions were I of our dear Irving Berman Ishii
w
midway between Detroit and o !loos,.
1 the Booth Mizrachi, the Women's adopted in tribute to the memory
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'
I left us on the 14th day of Tomos,
Mizrachi Organization in Detroit.
Toledo. Special buses have been
8 yearn ago.
Mrs. Hon... stesitiosa her neio to
The request for immediate aid of Boris Ganapol:
arranged for transportation for I r . lideland for AL fro do, thin pont week.
Forever missed by his father;
"Whereas, Mr. Boris Ganapol
by the Helmet Ilamizrachi (The
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Kvutzah members and their
mother, eiders and brother.
as
a
has
for
many
years
served
in
Workers
i
;n,1 ";". I,',`.: ' Religious Pioneer
An invitation has also , „'„Iir,',',,,,";;',,,, m 1;i,1, ,,T,„ "nT,:'Vr„,;
friends.
member of the Board of Directors
been extended to parents and ionic,' non. s snort s olos,. m,.rd....,;.. , Palestine), to which the entire
of the Zionist Organization of
p ,,, ,. wow. , II.,,,, ,„,„ „, ,,,,I, I„. . proceeds of all flower days go, has
children of the schools. The buses
Detroit., and
been
most
urgent
this
year.
.
will leave promptly at 10 o'clock. ole oo• fanning Henry Club.
"Whereas, he has also been in
i Everyone approached is asked to
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The committee in charge con-
DOROTHY BRAUDE
I 1 i end Min Jon( lemon ha, !wan
former years an active member
bute
generously.
slats of David R u b ens t e i n , presi• „,,.
of 274 Richton Ave., 30 years old,
,.... in ceir"t nos pon newt, sh e lcontri
sr miss PegitY,
The headquarters will be at the of the United Palestine Appeal died on June 25. Funeral ser e-
dent, Gershon Hecker, Mrs. II. Heron %Wind at the
sir, and `Ira Harold ':,stns1 u, nnn ,,,, Center, 9030 12th St.
Fmk.
Board and participated whole-
for M izrachi
Milkovsky and Mrs. A. D. Mark- of 'introit ',pinion' with tan
heartedly in all its undertakings km were held on June 27 with
n ;lot and a Naha 'meetly on thee te•
interment at Clover Hill Park
son.
tuni ?loin it trip in North... NIII hIgan
and
fund-raining efforts for Pales-
This picnic has been arranged
Cemetery. bliss Braude wan born
Five Professional Promotions
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tine, and
L
ouis
antIon
I.
'nem
tell
hark
li
in conjunction with the Kvutzah
110,..
Ste. Marie, Mich., and
sic
College
Drop
at
his
fine
in
Sault
"Whereas, because of
Opole f
. Europe. nn , of
Ivrith of Toledo. They have also %en nOOG,.
and
lived here for 14 years. '''Sho
illir•lion
too
Jewish cultural background
made similar plans and all their
a sig. graduated from Northern High
Dr.
Cyrus
Adler,
president
of
interest Mr. Ganapol made
The Sunday s,nool or esogroxislinn
members will arrive at the park
School in 1921 and from Detroit
,„ the Dropsie College for Hebrew niflcant contribution to the Zion-
at the same time. The Toledo;
Teachers College in 1923. For
and Cognate Learning, has issued int cause of Detroit, and
Kvutzah is headed by Rabbi
taught in the Gar-
three years
the following statement:
"Whereas, association with Mr.
Lichtenstein and S. Smullin.
failing health forcing
Miss Garber Appointed to Staff
of
the
At a recent meet In g
Ganapol for many years has en- field School,
Ganapol
of Women's Council
of the college , abled this organization to learn her retirement. She is survived
board of governors o
and four
it was voted to promote the fol- how conscientious a devotee of the by her father, Samuel,
sisters, Mrs. J. B. Lederer, Mrs.
Appointment of Miss Shoshana . lowing men to professorships:
Zionist philosophy he wan,
Walter
Stevenson
and
Esther
and
how
Garber, a young Jewish attorney
Dr, Abraham A. Neuman, pro- keenly he understood and pro-
from Cleveland, to the staff of fessor of history; Dr. Nathaniel foundly interpreted the place of Rose Braude.
A resolution to establish a na:, the National Council of Jewish I. Reich, professor of Egyptology;
Palestine in the life of the Jewish
TINA LOTHEIM
tional organization of Jewish youth Women, was announced by Mrs. Dr. Joseph Reider, professor of
people in and out of Palestine,
of 3044 Tuxedo Ave., formerly of
connected with the Reform Temples Arthur Brin of Minneapolis, presi- Biblical philology; Dr. Solomon L.
and
New
York
City, 68 years old, died
throughout the country was adopt- dent of the Council.
Shuns, professor of Arabic . , Dr.
"Whereas, he was ever ready
on June 28, Funeral services
ed by the Commission on Jewish
Miss Garber is a graduate of Ephraim A. Speiser, professor of with all energy to serve the cause
were held at Lewis Bros. Funeral
Education of the Union of Ameri-
Columbia and Western Reserve the history of the Ancient Orient of Palestine whenever he was
can Hebrew Congregations and the
Home on June 29 with interment
Universities, with the degree of and lecturer on Biblical philology. called upon, at
Central Conference of American
the B'nai Moshe Cemetery: She
The Jewish Theological Semin-
Doctor of Laws froni the latter,
."Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved
Rabbis at its annual meeting held
is survived by her husband, Jo-
ary
of
America
and
the
Dropsie
that the Zionist Organization of
recently at Wernersville, Pa. The and for several years practiced
L
College have jointly, with the help Detroit records its deep sorrow at Bus; • daughter, Mrs. Joseph
work will he done in co-operation law in Cleveland.
and
of the Emergency Committee in the sudden passing away from our Staub; two brothers, Julius
with the National Federation of
Aid of Displaced German Schol- midst of a loyal, devoted and sin- Fritz Kauder, both of New York
Gift to Children's Home in
Temple Sisterhoods.
City; and three sisters, Mrs. J.
Memory of Morris Kornfield ars, been able to secure the serv- care worker and friend, and
It was announced at the meet.
Brenner, Mrs. E. Plaster and Mrs,
ices for the ‘j next academic year
"Be It Hereby Further Resolved W. Fleeter, all of New York City.
ing that in the near future a work
The Jewish Children's Home re- of I/r. Alexander Sperber, for- that :,.assresolutions be spread
on "The Status of the Jew in
merly
of
the
University
of
Bonn,
upon the minutes of this organi-
; Germany" prepared by Or. Jacob ceived a contribution from the em-
R. Marcus, professor of History at ployes of Ewift & Co., 1911 Gra- who has specialized in Septuagint zation and a copy thereof sent to
MOSES FIWERMAN
the Hebrew. Union College, will go tint Ave., in memory of Morris I studies and other departments of the bereaved family.
of 1946 Virginia Park, 71 years
Biblical philology.
Korn field.
"James 1. Ellmann,
to press.
Funeral
old, died on June 25.
President,
services were held at Gilbert's Fu-
"Zionist Organization of
neral Home on June 26 with inter-
Detroit,
men! at Machpelah Cemetery,
Joseph H. Ehrlich,"
Rabbi S. M. Fine officiating. He
'Chairman of Resolutions
is survived by three brothers, Max,
Committee."
Abe and Sam, and four !deters,

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Mrs. Lena Coplan of Jessup, Pa.,
Mrs. Fannie Levy of Scranton,
Pa., Mrs. Molly Gross of New
Camp Nahelu, Ortonville, Mich., York City and Mrs. Rose Janney
a
hot-bed
of
political
activity
of
Brooklyn, Pa.
is
this eek, with election day ached -
tiled for Tuesday, July 3. At the
primary elections held Tuesday,
June 26, candidates were nomin- ,
aced for the various offices in the
Saluda Republic. A close contest
between various rival factions 1i-
natty resulted in the nomination
of Elkin Mittleman and Billy Cu-
get: as candidates for president of
the Nahelu Republic.
With the election of officers the
Nahelu Republic will begin to
function for the season of 1934.
Its purpose is to provide training
in self-government and discipline.
Through its council, courts and ,
various committees, the enclitic
acts in a supervisory capacity, in- ,
vestigates and administers pen-
Alfieri for infractions of rule!' and
I submit; reports and recommenda -, SURGICAL MOM.
tons.
ER Year. Loper
The success of Camp Nahelu in
Mese Eadarsod
developing this spirit is shown by
by Wins
the fact that for the third con-
thysklas.
secutive season it is Ailed to capa-
city, with only ■ few vacancies
2073
available for the second half-
C.1.4.tos.
season starting July 19. Requests
for information or applications
[send 10407
for registration should be
ad-
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Emanuel Celler and Theodore A.
WHAT NATION THINKS meat. There in no liberal princi- Peyser of New York, Herman P.
ple which protects • man from be-
OF HERR HANFSTAENGL 1 ng told that he is a scoundrel, Koppelman of Connecticut and
or that he consorts with murder- Henry Ellenbogen of Pennsyl-
Eisherial in the Nation of ice. 27 ers and thieves, or that he is a din- vania. Cognressman Dickstein told
grace to the university which Baron Rothschild:
"I consider it an honor and a',
shared in his education These are
The Nation cannot support the
simple facts and should be ex- privilege to extend to you, Baron
opinion of its old friend and one- pounded to Harvard's Nazi guest. Rothschild. and your brother,'
time contributor, Heywood Broun,,
If this representative of tyranny Lord Rothschild of London, an
that the government of the United
is to have the run invitation from the Jews of Amer-
States should have refused admix- and oppression
of the country and the Harvard ica to be their guests of honor at
'ion to Ernst Franz Sedgwick
Yard, the rest of us should et least A Century of Progress world s
Hanf•taengl. Mr. Broun argues
assume the right to tell him what fair in Chicago to celebrate Jew-
that the authorities have kept out
ieh Community Day on July 29.1
we think of him.
for political reasons such com-
And in thin connection, I may say
paratively innocuous persons as
that youwill be welcomed by the
Emma Goldman, and that consist- BARON ROTHSCHILD AT American people as a whole who.,
ency demands that Hanf•taengl,
CHICAGO JEWISH DAY like you, believe in tolerance and ,
as an ective member of a bloody
justice to the civilized world.
dictatorship, should be no more
In reply Baron Rothschild told
CHICAGO. — Baron Maurice
gently treated. This position Is) Rothschild of Paris, France, is the the delegation:
logical but nothing more. Mr. Hart of a number of invited inter- i "I must thank all of you very
Th
Broun knows the answer.
national figurer. to accept a bid much for the invitation to come
government should never have to attend the Jewish Community to Chicago. I shall plan to remain
shut out Emma Goldman or Mi- Day festivities at A Century of •in this country long enough to be
chael Karolyi or the uncounted Progress on July 29, it was an- able to be in Chicago on that
other dissenters of the left. By nounced by the committee in ' great day which will mean so
the same token it should no t have charge of the fete.
much to the Jewish people, not
shut out Ernst Ilanfataengl and,
Word of the Jewish leader's ac. only in thin country. but in the
having admitted him. it is bound
ceptance was received here from whole world.
to protect him from the chance of
"I am sure that Jews every-
Washington where a committee
physical CURL. But after as- headed by Congressman Samuel where look to thin great country.
serting this, the Nation hastens
'the
United States. where prevail
Dickstein of New York called upon
to the support of Heywood Broun Baron Rothschild. Among other. liberty and tolerance, with the
and all others, Harvard men or
to join in extending an invitation greatest of hope and respect; and
not, who are utilizing the occasion
to him to come here were Con- •this manifestation in Chicago will
of Mr. lianfstaengl's visit to as-
gressman Adolph Sabath of Chi- , be considered by them a sign that
sure him of the depth of their
cue, Congresswoman Florence P. 'somehow there will be peace for
dialike for him personally and
Kahn of California, Congressman them in Europe."
their abhorrence of his govern-

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for railroad miles to Mb. porta

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The Veto/Win I..
It aloe
mord. for loreen• n • lb. nimmfecture of ton
on .uppl, malt fer deult.r., matt illatrIbutor• halter.

ter. of •en, food 'dodge. •nd Idoerte -
n ed tnmettonnt.
are ro•
nrenoratInn• Ni. Ineler•I nor State

Ili onlielii
tan
m t
in boners. Shill I. nodded. Is Me
noin el nut no he,
need with,. .boot ten rl•n TN. rapid tiarnmer margin
of meat •115 ■ •ter. in hinder.. rumble. to make the mall.
ion initiatory one of the nation'. leaden for Onn ree awry
le rind
With the Winn of led•I hem, the start of Ills found
OM.. twenty cmirin.1.1
malt Mann In the relied stair..
o
' ,n o ne a total indl. •t eel output of .noon forty million
1.0.5.1. of malt
In lilt, aoroon•ni .•.II'. shoo Ono
.. , Si 505 0011 btnhele et mall sm.. nntsired for the year
rrrrr s. fot en •n prior rrrrr w•• .IIII gr rrrrr , but
a. n.-.1It a to 1h. III: dour.. the notion • malt prodin . tion
rode, i• •.-11 and, enrol. nerd. A. • no. of thi• re,
11 , Fe, y tate. niit't anted. ha, Imo. in from crinath
Monier. and Europe
corrnt nit nem... nImerrel ny the Maher. Mate
I. ep.. ..nreeineion del , ••• Me team, •ode/ eon of hen
during Monk April and Slay or the Preen. Y•er o• •t•
peommatei, 050 wee herr.. A. t hrr ere esrrrrr
r?
ddln
nine 1. !Mt . en-
tridnn tot ••rn •mineem
I., tr-r .nd
...,
tot.) 920 psis,. lion In WI ral,•n ot I :50,55. nor.
pr,
cola of hoot, nol 1.110•in. am thing ler the in r•• .e.
,
dortlen to noon from edifier,. to Wrenn.
1....... et
from n• intrwen.. nolo under nln•t rot non Pin, II tab,"
molt 'for .0. 0 barrel of hen
oppremen.ly on. hueln
for Mk hig•n •I.• of 01.00,
■ .5
the,- • onion,. en lip fuel d.rn•ml
2.755 sea tombola of malt In M•,. Add le thi• • powohl.
I flea eat buselet• of one for own In ...her on.. within
nth
ea, h. and 1 Orr. lib •5^.n • I01t1 Islirltory t r •
rsiineol
n
of 1 :111•ea no, hint.. not, one eato.,„
ilkI
outra
'p a n ptant wtth ••• ■ • onsimuni of tee GOO buitb•lo an.
man, oto ,n 0,, .tm• Veen 'now Ilniero II 1150
',ors Ikoi rnsiro ••Ir•ine a •riAr Is &Mond in Oils t•rrIlor•
fn. I 1111.Wee let.h.l. of m. or more than three amt
en.- Mil Howe I h• , 1.1.0.115 ef the pl•nt le he boll, be
in, Afn•rie•n Men we , i "MP.,
Ts,. e..t eell y •ill No...Ann m 1111 :0 I em. Hans
Pudding. lodroit
I onew.la men Int Wertnewl. 0. th• iin,Wrio•n II..
mg rkrnipany le lb. Jo.ph 111 11,,ghp. 1on, for 1,0
A I 4,110 •ork in ti • or sr plaint lo 0/•• ■ Imene4i•n ,
Th. Oalland Irennin• ...mosey of 1111•••• ■ •• will heranh

T he

all nulling rettehmeei and 505051 tar ....Ironton n A.
Went ik•
b On oat
at
Ident
Moran of n•Ins11 10 th• •nbilect
le
WILK.' as wee ad the eacay•tlas or

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REV. J. SILVERMAN

Lake, Ortonville, Mich.

Judge Lewis Re-elected
Head of Brith Sholant

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (JTA1
—Municipal Judge William M.
Lewis of Philadelphia was re-
elected grand master of the Inde-
pendent Order of Brith Sholom,
national fraternal organization, atl
the elope of its 29th annual con-
vention at the Ritz-Carlton-

Rev. Canto.
David Gold**

Detroit'. ► rv.rite
MOHIL

adios Coromo ■
ales Potion...1as
Ho.e and by

Appointment

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