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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

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Kurland's Candidacy PRINCE HUBERTUS LOEWENSTEIN, Young Israel Dinner p'■■ •
For Judge Endorsed
ANTI-NAZI, TO SPEAK THURSDAY Dance on March 10

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Judge Guy A. Miller
Has Wide Interests

While the professional work,
and to an extent the social lives,
'of the Circuit Judges are known
to the public, there are other
phases of their activities which
are not no well known. While
one judge as a hobby or avoca-
tion may be a fisherman, another

EUGENE I.

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At a meeting held at the Fisher
branch of the Y. M. C. A. last
Wednesday evening, several Min-
dred business and professional men,
as well as heads of various civic
and political organizations went on
record endorsing the candidacy of
Aaron Kurland for Circuit Judge
on the Democratic ticket.
In addressing the gathering,
Mr. Kurland urged the election of
judges on the basis of merit and
•haracter, rather than on the popu-
larity or political familiarity of the
name. He stated, "The character
of candidates is nearly always an
assurance of performance. Only
those candidates should be nomi-
nated whose character and past
performance indicate that they
possess i n t e g rity, fearlessness,
sound judgment and broad human
interests. A judge of the Circuit
Court must have a judicial temper
and must possess a thorough legal
training. Such a man will always
inspire the confidence of the people
'If his community."
Mr. Kurland has served as at-
torney and chairman of the Mich-
igan Depositors League, consist-
ing of the depositors of both closed
National Banks in Detroit, and has
practiced law in Michigan for 11
years.

On Thursday evening, Feb. 28,
at 8 o'clock, Prince Ilubertus
L oewenstein, who has won recog-
nition as one of the most im-
portant figures in the battle to
restore democracy and tolerance
in Germany, will speak at the De-
troit Institute of Arts. His lec-
ture title will be "National So-
cialism, Anti-Semitism and Cath-
olicism."
A leading figure in the Catholic
Center Party, he was the founder
and leader of the Vortrup
Schwartz-Rot Gold, one of the
most important youth organiza-
tions of the Republican Reichs-
banner in Germany.

Michigan Club Brings Alpha
Omega Dental Conven-
tion to Detroit

The Michigan Alumni Club of
Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity
inducted into office its officers for
1935 at an inaugural stag ban-
quet in the Belcrest Hotel, Jan.
31.
Dr. II. W. Goldstick ushered in
the respective officers with fitting
comments. Organization plans for
the ensuing year were outlined
by the chancellor, Dr. M. Gantz;
Dr. A. Altman, vice chancellor;
Dr. J. J. Fineman, scribe; Dr.
S. I. Shaw, quaestor; Dr. Jules
Goldsmith, macer; Drs. G. G.
Fineman, Lou Meyers and Jack
Goode, executive committee, were
in turn given the oath of office
by the regent, Dr. Leon Katzin.
The evening's highlight was the
announcement that Drs, Samuel
Gerendasy and Joseph Gruber,
Michigan delegates to the 1934
national conclave in Atlantic City,
were successful in bringing to De-
troit the fraternity convention
for 1935. Hundreds of practicing
dentists and dental students from
the piloted States and Canada
will attend this three-day meeting

Because of his activities he has
been called "Hitler's Public Ene-
my No. 1". Puplic opinion in
Europe looks upon Prince Loew-
enstein as the possible successor
to Hitler after the fall of Na-
tional Socialism. The Prince has
predicted the downfall of Adolf
Hitler in two years and has de
dared he would assume the re-
sponsibility of leadership.
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The programs of the
JEWISH RADIO FORUM
are broadcast every Sunday,
6:30 p. m. to 6 p.
Station WJBK.

Editorials appearing in
The Detroit Jewish Chron-
icle are featured in the
weekly "Radiotorial" pre-
sented by Aaron Kurland,
chairman of the Forum.

Program FEBRUARY 24

1. Debate on the subject, "Resolved, That American Jewry
Participate Actively in a World Jewish Congress."
Affirmative
Leopold Snyder
Negative
Julian Caplan

2. Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple Beth El: "Sunday Class in
Judaism."

3. Aaron Kurland, Forum chairman: "Radiotorial" from

MILTON A. BEHRENDT

and graduated from the Detroit
College of Law in 1922. That he
is eminently qualified for the post
he seeks by virtue of his legal'
training and his human under.'
standing of the working man's
problems is pointed out by his
followers. In order to gain an
education Mr. Behrendt was
forced to work his way through
school by working at odd jobs in
various automobileplants doing
manual labor.
, In talking about his candidacy,
Mr. Behrendt stated, "Because of
my experiences I feel that I am
thoroughly acquainted with the
problems of the working man. If
I am successful in this campaign,
any litigant coming into my
court, no matter how humble, and
can expect to have his case
settled, strictly on its merits."

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this social event, which will take
place Sunday evening, March 10,
By popular request, Cantor in the Italian Gardens of the Book
Mordecai Rabinowitz of Phila- Cadillac Hotel.
An elaborate program of music
delphia returns to Altman's Jew-
ish Hour, on Station WMBC, from and entertainment, headed by
Harold
Marlowe and his orchestra,
12 to 1:30 p. m. this Sunday.
Another attraction on this hour has been planned. Reservations
are
limited
to 100 couples and
on Sunday will be the appearance
of Miss Betty Frank, star actress must be in the hands of Mrs.
Rosenshine
at 9360 Genese not
who is heading the cast at Litt-
later than March 4.
man's Yiddish People's Theater.
The educational committee of
Young Israel has been successful
Jr. Congregation in Charge in procuring Prof. David I. Macht,
M. D., Ph. D., LLB, F. A. C. P.
of Friday Services at
M. H. L., for a lecture on "Set-
Shaarey Zedek
, ence and Jewish Education." Dr,
Macht is one of the foremost
Before a crowd which almost basteriologists in the country; is
filled the main auditorium of !professor of bacteriology at John
Shaarey Zedek last Friday night, I Hopkins University, and a well
the Junior Congregation took known Jewish leader. He will head
complete charge of the Friday a series of three lectures to be
evening services in an impressive heard in April.
manner.
A regular meeting of Young
Under the direction of Cantor Israel will be held Wednesday eve-
Jacob Sonenklar, eight boys, all ning, March 6, at the Young Is-
from the Junior Congregation, rael building on Joy Road. A lec-
comprised the double quartette ture on Maimonides will feature
which accompanied the cantor in the program of the evening.
several of the evening prayers.
Miss Frances Cohn, who pre- Behrendt in Race for
sided as chairman, gave a short
Common Pleas Judgeship
history of the Junior Congrega-
The election of Milton A. Behr-
tion. She introduced Miss Ger-
endt,
popular attorney, to the of-
aldine Bremen, who spoke on
"Why I Am a Jew." Irving fice of Common Pleas Judge, is
Isaacs spoke on "The Duties of being urged by his many support-
ers. His name will appear on the
a Jewish Youth."
Last Saturday, at their Sab- non-partisan ballot.
Mr. Behrendt is a nephew of
bath services held in the prayer
room, Bernard Rubiner, a mem- former Sheriff Henry Behrendt
ber of the boys' choir, acted as
chazzon, Miss Rose Rosenthal de-
livered the resume, and Joseph
Hertzberg, a recent Bar Mitzvah,
was the speaker.
Next week, Kolman Whitman
will return as cantor, Miss Rosa-
lind Arfa will deliver the resume
of the week's Sedra and Herbert
Levin will speak.

living. He attended the Detroit
public schools, the Detroit Business
University, and the Detroit College
of Law, receiving his degree from
hunter,
a
third
a
hunter,
and
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Palestine wine will be available!
the
latter institution in 1907. Af-
for use on Passover at a special' so on, Judge Guy a Miller, who
ter school hours he was employed
store which opens at 9116-18 12th is a candidate for re-election, has
in
law
offices, in order to pay for
St. at Clairmount under the su..I especially interested himself in
his tuition.
pervision of the State Liquor the aid of the wards of the Friend
Upon graduation from the De-
of the Court. Ile made the orig-
Control Commission.
troit College of Law, Judge Marsch-
This store is being opened es- inal suggestion, later perfected by for education and entertai
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Judge
Jayne,
and
the
entire
ner became engaged in private
pecially for the purpose of selling,
Palestinian imported wines as well bench, that alimony motions and Officers Installed by Michi- practice. His genial personality,
as domestic brands of wines and orders to show cause be investi-
his skill as an attorney, and his
gan Free Loan Ass'n
brandies, at reduced prices, which! gated by the Friend of the Court
large sympathies for the more un-
before
hearing.
That
led
to
his
will be equivalent to carload'
taking a close interest in the
The Michigan Free Loan Asso- fcrtunate classes soon won for him
price quotations.
work of that office. When the ciation held its 20th annual in- a reputation among the people of
The Palestine wine which will depression became acute, Mr. stallation and banquet on Sunday
be available at this store will be Pokorny naturally talked to him evening, Feb. 17, at Cong. B'nai Detroit. In 1914 he was drafted
the Carmel Richon Le Zion brands about cases of urgent need. Judge David. One hundred fifty guests by the Common Council to fill a
of wines and brandies, and there Miller could see only one remedy, were present. The new officers vacancy on the bench of the Jus-
will also be available Spellman's money, and that he has raised are: President, Sum Ozeran, re- tice Court. Subsequently he was
re-elected twice to this office. While
domestic bottled wines.
from friends of his to the extent e'ected; vice - president, Albert there, he inaugurated the first
of $2,000 during the past two Kraft. re-elected; recording secre- night sessions ever to be held in the
The only stipulation they tary. Julius Bronstein, re-elected; Justice Court.
Jr. League of Shaarey Zedek years.
trade was that their names be financial secertary, J. Lupin, re-
Judge Marschner remained on
to Hold Novelty Dance
That money has elected, and treasurer, Meyer the Justice Court bench until 1918.
kept secret.
bought shoes and clothes and Kaufman.
Saturday Night
In the fall of that year, the Legis-
food for many of the destitute
Mr. Bronstein, who is a charter lature created four ri_w judge-
The Jr. League of Shaarey Ze- under the careful administration member of the organization, has ships in the Wayne Circuit Court,
dek met last Sunday to discuss of Mr. Pokorny, Mr. Venn and been president seven years and and Judge Marschner was elected
one or two high school principals treasurer for nine years previous to fill one of these vacancies.
future activities.
In nearly 17 years that Judge
to being elected recording secre-
There will be a dance this ' of the city.
In this connection, it may, be tary, which office he is holding Marschner has been on the Cir- Avukah Open Meeting at '
Saturday night, Feb. 23, starting
cuit
Court bench, he has taken a
Center Thursday
for
the
fourth
term.
at 8:30. It will be a "package" noted that the one thing sure to
special interest in domestic prob-
dance and there will also be a rouse the wrath of the judge is I On the board of directore are: lems, particularly in divorce and
The
Avukah will hold an open
, the case of a father who has the Robert Sobole, Aaron Scheifman, its effects upon minor children.
small nominal fee at the door.
meeting at the Jewish Center,
means to support his children and Harry Z. Kraft, Louis Diskin and
During
the
past
Judge
Marsch-
Thursday evening, Feb. 23. This
who seeks to shirk or evade that Abe Sider.
ner has gained prominence through
Robert Sobole opened the meet- his activities and participation in is the first open meeting of the
Home Cooked Daily Lunch- duty.
ing and then introduced Nathan the bank investigations and pay- season, and an interesting pro-
eon of J. W. E. W. 0. on
Goldin, who was installing of-
and the extension of the mora- gram has been arranged.
Wednesday, March 27
Cantor J. H. Sonenklar will
Molly Seigel Auxiliary of ficer. Gifts were presented to the offs,
torium on land contracts and mort-
Jewish Consumptive Re- retiring officers. Entertainment gages. In Oct. 1933, he gave ex- 'address the meeting on liturgical
A special meeting of the Jew-
,
Jewish
music, and will also ren-
followed
the
dinner.
governor Alex J. Groesbeck author-
lief Society
ish Women's European Welfare
ity to call meetings of depositors of
Organization was held last Mon-'
rent
events
in the Zionist world
Brandeis Executives Mass the closed Guardian National Bank
day at Congregation B'nai Moshe,
Members and their friends are
Meeting Next Thursday of Commerce to formulate reorgan- will also be part of the program.
Dexter and Lawrence. Mrs. A.
invited to the free card party on
ization plans to be submitted to
Katzin, president, presided.
At this meeting relief was asked Tuesday. Feb. 26, at the B'nai
Elaboratepreparations have Washington for approval. He also Contributions to the Jewish
Children's Home
for a woman jailed in Soviet Rus- itloshe, Dexter at Lawrence, at 1 been made by the Brandeis Exec- agreed to conduct an inquiry into
sia. A Torgsin order for $15 was r. fib
utives for a mass meeting, to be the bank's affairs, and was direct-
ly
and
largely
responsible
for
the
purchased for this woman.
All those interested in the work held at Littman's Theater, 12th
The Jewish Children's Home of
Arrangements were made for a of this Auxiliary are urged to at- St., corner Seward, Thursday, eventual pay-off to small depositors. Detroit wishes to acknowledge
Judge Marschner was instrumen- with thanks the receipt of the fol.
home-cooked dairy luncheon to be tend the Yiddish matinee at the Feb. 28, at 8 p. m.
tal in the passage of the firsemora- lowing donations:
given Wednesday, March 27, at the Littman's Peoples Theater on
The executives at this meeting
above mentioned congregation. Sunday noon, March 10, where will introduce the candidates torium act in 1933, and encouraged
Mrs. Leon Gerstein, 12716 Dex-
The planned election of officers there will be presented, together whom they have selected as "nre- the recent extension of this act by
Mrs. Louis Rosenthal, 1479 Vir-
was postponed on account of the with the regular Yiddish play, (erred and qualified" in order the State Legislature.
At present Judge Marschner is ginia Park.
bad weather, to the next regular sound pictures of the Jewish Con- that their obligation to the voting
seeking
re-election
to
the
Wayne
I
Mrs.
Julius Green, 18403 Muir-
meeting. sumptive Sanatorium at Denver, community may be fulfilled and
It was announced that the next Colorado. These pictures will be in order that the citizens of De- Circuit bench When. asked what ' land Ave. !
meeting cf the board of directors ' shown from 1 to 2 p. m. and all troit may have an opportunity to promises he had to make to the ! -
voters, he replied: "I have worked MADAME
of the organization will be held are asked to come early so as to meet and become acquainted with 20
years fur the voters of Detroit
Monday, Feb. 25, at the home of be in time to see these pictures. If the men who seek to represent and Wayne County. My record and
Mrs. Krause, an active member of the Auxiljary is to realize a pro- them.
my work are my promises."
the hoard, at 4625 Chene St. fit, tickets must be purchased in
The Brandeis Executives is an
dva nce at the card party
organization formed for the pur-
Feb.
b'
26.
Tickets
will
be
ava
il able, pose of instructing the commu- C. Walter Healy Candidate
Ruth Weissman Entertains or they may he procured by call- pity in matters of civic and po-
for Circuit Judge
400 at Parisian Tea and Mg the chairmen of the affairs, laical natures.
Fashion Display
Mrs. D. Golden, Euclid 9490, or
The candidates are to be there
C.
Walter
ilealy, candidate for
Airs. W. Fishman, Ma. 6510.
to meet the public. There will Circuit Judge on the Democratic!
The Parisian tea and advanced
he no charge for admission.
ticket
in
the
primaries
on March
showing of spring and summer
4, was born in Houghton, Mich.
millinery held by Ruth Weissman, Calendar of Events of
Y. P. T. C. Bridge-Tea Dance on Oct. 29, 1889, the son of
last Sunday afternoon, at the
Council of Jewish Women to Be Held This Sunday James Healy, former Democratic!
Webster Hall, was a huge success,
Sheriff of Houghton County and
with more than 400 guests at-
The calendar of event of the
Final arrangements have been Margaret Power Ilealy. He was
tending.
Council of Jewish Women is an- completed and the stage is set educated in Houghton schools and I
Beautiful spring and summer nounced as follows:
for the bridge-tea dance of the obtained his law degree from the
styles in millinery were modeled
Feb. 27, 3:30 p. m., visit to Art
by Misses Fern Alkon, Mae Kersh, Museum, Franz Halls Exhibition Young Peoples Temple Club, to University of Michigan in 1913.
be held this Sunday, Feb. 24,
Immediately after graduation
Felicia Eger, Evelyn Leion and and lecture.
Bea Wellman, in conjunction with
March 4 - Regular Meeting, from 3:30 to 6 p. m., in the social Mr. Ilealy came to Detroit where
a display of lovely fur coats, bridge and mah jong, at Temple hell of Temple Beth El. Marvin he has practiced law continually
Kahn and his orchestra will play since that time. Ile has been en-1
capes, and muffs by courtesy of Beth F.I.
March 5 - Contemporary liter- for the dancing, and bridge, ping gaged in the general practice of,
Annie Furs, Library at E. Grand
River Ave. Miss Weissman whose ature lecture by Prof. Marquarht, pong and other games will be in law and for the last two years has
millinery studio is located at 2726 II a. m., at clubhouse, 89 Rowena. order. Refreshments will be been one of the Public Adminis-
trators of Wayne County.
March 13 - Visit to Jewish Old served.
Leslie Ave., thanks her guests
Assisting Miriam Carver, Y. P.
In 1924 Mr. Healy was married
who made possible the success of Folks' Home.
T.
C.
social
chairman,
with
ar-
to
Felita VanLeyen, daughter of
March
10
-
Regular
meeting
of
her showing.
Council Juniors, 2:30 p. m., at rangements for the affair are an old Detroit family, and he now
Rose Adler and Jean Levy.
clubhouse.
has two children attending the
The dance is open to members Gesu School.
March 12 - Contemporary liter-
Officers Installed by
ature lecture by Peofe,sor Mar- of the Young People's Temple
Mr. Healy is a property owner
Ladies Lechem Aniyim quarht
11 P. 1,1 . et elubhee•e.
Club and their guests. Admission and taxpayer in the City of De.'
March IC - P..ave Study Group. "will be 25 cents per person, at troit, and his family have been I
The Ladies' Lechem Aniyim in- 3'30 1), m.. at clubt-c•ise.
the door.
taxpayers in the State of Michi-,
stalled the following officers at a
gan for over a century. He prom.'
ceremony which took place on
ices if elected to the office of ;
Sunday evening, Feb. 10, in Con-
Circuit Judge, to effect economies
gregation Ahavath Zion:
in every way possible in the ad- 1 ' Above is Madame Borova (Mrs.
.1. D. Rosenman) in her laboratory
Gittel Milinsky, president:Mes-
A Dc:'Iratkn
ministration of that office.
compounding her newly developed
dames Rose Milinaky and M. Bor-
For
Gocd
Will
Day
Next
Sunday
face products. The formulas which
instein, vice - presidents;
Mrs.,
Perfection Lodge Mixed she evolved after prolonged study
Weinstein, treasurer; Mrs. Gold- 1
Bridge
on
Feb.
27
and research are of the most out-
berg, financial secretary; Mrs.
G d aeicg me Ft.h.r and all men being my brothers, I
s t codm
sn i npg . kind.
Sklar, recording secretary; Mrs.
make this declaration:
Compa ra ti vel y few women are
A mixed bridge is to be given by
Pitkowitz, Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Perfection
Lodge,
No.
486
familiar
with the physiology of the
,
F.
&
I.
I
intend
to
or
t
,
do
, others, of whatever race or creed,
Gantt, trustees. Mr.. Chinits in-
A. M., at 8 p. m., on Feb. 27, at skin and consequently their efforts
as I wou'd have then: do to me.
stalled the officers.
to improve their akin prove futile.
the
ionic
Temp's,
Grand
River
and
Rabbi S. M. Fine addressed the
2. It is me pli!nse to respect the rights of human
Chops Place. Refreshmenta are to It is difficult for a woman to acted
gathering and lauded the ladies
beings. end to j,i2ge rah fellow-nun on his individual merits
he served and the entire affair is the proper preparation for her par.
for their charitable efforts.
alone.
complimentary to members, their t , cular type of skin, the advice they
Memorial prayers were chanted
3. I will oppose every organized effort to evoke fear or
, ernes and friends.
&stain at the beauty parlor often
in tribute to the late Mrs. Shore,
hatred of any religious or racial group.
The F. C. degree is to be evens- c Tres from no greater an author-
. who served as president of the
, 'iried , n a number of candidates •s. on the skin than they them-
society.
nning at 6:30 p. m.
selves are.

JUDGE GUY A MILLER

Mrs. A. J. Rosenshine, a mem-
ber of the arrangements commit-
tee for the annual dinner dance
of Young Israel, has completed
negotiations with talented artists
to furnish the entertainment at

"Revenge for Mother," starring
Betty Frank, nationally prominent
Yiddish actress, is the feature this
Friday evening, Sunday matinee
and evening, at Littman's People's
Yiddish Theater, 12th and Seward.
Miss Frank remains here follow-
ing the acclaim she received last
week, and during her appearances
is assisted by the entire cast of
Littman's Theater.

Betty Frank and Cantor
Rabinowitz on Altman's
Jewish Hour on Sunday

Judge Adolph F. Marschner

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Recently he took a leading part Dr. David 1. Macht to Speak in
in the Saar campaign for the
April on "Science and Jewish
maintenance of the status quo.
Education"

Marschner's 20-Year 'REVENGE FOR MOTHER'
Record as a Jurist AT LITTMAN THEATER

Circuit Judge Adolph F. Marsch-
ner, who is now celebrating his 20th
anniversary as a member of the
judiciary, was born in Detroit on
Oct. 17, 1885. From early boyhood
on he was obliged to work for a

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Tileisriton;foon 61RONICLE

4. William P. Blisnick: Violin Selections
Miss Sylvia Pelts at the piano.

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Grossman Candidate For
Cabaret Night Feb. 28
Common Pleas Judge

Dr. C. Burton Stevens, past
Many other political and social
president of the Michigan Osteo- organizations have endorsed Har-
pathic Physicians and Surgeons, ry N. Grossman for Judge of the
addressed the Young People's So- Common Pleas Court on the non-
ciety of Congregation Beth Abra-
ham on Feb. 14. His subject was partisan ballot for the long term.
I Mr. Grossman, although a new-
the "Youth Movement."
comer in politics, has made
Miss Rose Dobbs, chairman of , marked progress.
the "Cabaret Night" to be given
, by the club on Thrusday, Feb. 28,1 His experience and daily at-
at 8 p. m., at the synagogue, 12517; tendence in this court for the past
Linwood, at Sturtevant, promises 10 years, have won for him •
an unique and entertaining affair., host of friends and admirers.
There will be a "Floradora chorus,"1 The Harry N. Grossman for
ten acts of entertainment, dancing Common Pleas Judge committee
have established downtown head-
and refreshments.
quarters on the 3rd floor at 1205
cor. State. All of his
Junior Home Relief Society Griswold,
friends are invited to attend the
1 general meetings each Sunday
The dance given by the Junior
'clro ecpkort a . .hen sec-
Home Relief Society on Feb. 16, at' t a ;f ott
v e rn t oron nmm
atitt 3 eet
o
the Stotler Hotel was • success,
About 300 people attended.
At the meeting of thy club held
en Sunday, Feb. 17, at the Jewish
Center on Dexter, Nathan Bean
spoke, discussing the various ire- ,
be
tivities of the Center.
A combined meeting of the so-
cial and program committees was
held, Feb. 20, at the home of Elsie
Cohen, to discuss plans for the
mother-daughter luncheon to be
Madame Borova, who is an out• given in the spring.
The next meeting of the club
standing authority on the taking
care of the skin and who has de. will be held on Sunday, March 3.1
veloped come remarkable formulas.
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Radan Social Club Dance on
personally diagnoses each individ.
and Mailing List Catalog
March 2
ual case and extends an invitation
to the readers of The Chronicl-
Olen eount• and wires ea ever aim
lin.. of Onelnee. N. matter
The Radan Social Club a ill anal greet
to avail themselves of • free trial.
veer busInees. In thin Peek you
In addition to her facial prepara- rive its annual dance Sesurdsv, will and the atwitter of roar prospow-
tine eseternere 11.44.
tions Madame Borova carries e March 2, at the Ballroom Grande, Valeablo
Inferm•Ilon Is also /Nem
eomnlete line of imported perfumes Grande River near Joy Road. In her
Cow you eon M. the mei!. I. ewer*
mod lageiriee tor row twedasts
o fthe most lasting kind and her advance, tickets sell for 25c. At sw awaken
Oriental oils and bath lotions are the door, 40c.
we. he Tv., flit tore
a delight to the fastidious woman
Tickets may be obtained fro-1
L L POLX • CO., Detroit,
Her salon and laboratory a-e loco• Miss Rose Levitan, 8417 Wood- L••• cur Ilireelery, NW*" le 1•• Md.
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ed at the Women, City- Cub, 6' row Wilson Ave, Ant. 5, or Miss
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Comelsre-lholetet elthwes
hewer. R Di,a.0 antenome
W. Elizabeth St.
Bessie Cook, 2694 Pingree Are.

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