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STAGE AND SCREEN
Another Outstanding Pro-
gram at Center this Week
Annual Cabaret
Show is Given at
Inn in Charlevoix
'The Vagabond King'
Held a Second Week The many Detroiter,: who are
L CHRONICLE
PAGE THREE
The Price of Peacl An Anti-Jewish Edict in the
PEACE AND THIC PLAIN MAN. fly Sir
A "Iir 'ol' IleA re ","3 Itrtil Vtd .1
lark it 601
,'"W:1:
Days of the French
Revolution
All Detroit Should See
By DR. JOSHUA BLOCH
A
The Center Theater, Woodward
-.-
In days of upheaval anti-Jewish
The Nobel Peace Prize winner
Glamorous star of stage and screen
For the second time during the vacationing at the Inn in Charle-
near the Boulevard, presents an-
for 1934 here presents an eloquent and anti-social tendencies begin to
other outstanding program thin Opera Under the Stars season this voix were treated to an unusually appeal to the plain man-to "John assert themselves. All means are
In
Person
week.
sununer, a production has been held delightful and entertaining event
and All the Lads •
employed by unscrupulous forces
Smith"-for the ideal of peace.
Limited Engagement Only!
On Saturday, Sunday, Monday over for a second week. "The Vaga- last Friday evening when the man-
ADM.. 50 c ,,,.
Twenty-five years ago, Sir Nor- to impregnate the populace with a
snd Tuesday, Aug. 10 to 13, George bond King," which opened its en-
deep
hatred
of
the
Jews
and
a
man
already
maintained
that
the
agement of this famous hostelry
Arliss will be featured in "Cardinal gagement at Navin Field last Mon-
winner pays for the war costs. clamor for repressive measures
WITH
111.9)14
Richelieu." The other feature on day night, Aug. 5, will continue to sponsored its annual entertainment Currently the distinguished paci- against them is felt everywhere.
11,..). MI PARKING II ■ EK
hold
sway
for
another
week.
ARTIE COLLINS
feature-a cabaret show.
the same bill will present Maurice
Such was also the condition in the
fist
tells
of
the
imminent
destruc-
AND
1114
TERRACE
Ise
my Der.... 1015. 1050 eft 1111
E DRDEN•4 ORCHESTRA
The opening of Friml's "Firefly,"
Chevalier and Ann Sothern in
Abner C. Rosenzweig of Detroit tion facing the continent where days preceding the French Revs-
"P olies Bergere. There will also which was scheduled for this directed the program and acted as war is waged.
' lution. In fact, when the French
NO COVER CHARGE AT ANY TIME
be a color cartoon, "Parrotville Old Monday, has been postponed. A master of ceremonies, introducing
Revolution
was
well
in
sight,
there
Preparedness is deemed by Sir
Folks," and a news reel ,
week from Monday, Aug. 19, will the various acts in his inimitable
MIcklem Ave Mile West et Tel ..... Seed
Norman as the worst disaster and was issutei in Rome an anti-social I
AMERICA'S 10111401f DANCE 1A1401
On Wednesday, Thursday and see the opening of "Naughty Mari- fashion. The show was presented as most inimical to the cause of Edict against the Jews. This re-
Friday, Aug. 11 to 16, George Raft etta," which will be presented due in a distinctive setting at the beau- peace.
capitulates and reenacts old enact-
As STARTING SUNDAY
and Ben Bernie in "Stolen Har- to the demands of opera-goers.
tifully lighted and decorated patio
, ments. The following quotation is
For R
tions-Call Trinity 2.0100-2-8808
Sir Norman Angell is for peace sufficiently expressive of its gen-
"The Vagabond King" has prov- on the grounds in front of the
mony" and Kay Francis, Warren
Outale Olen It's norm, bride when Ice reel or raking
Williams and George Brent in en itself to be more popular than hotel. Among the principals to take without commitments. Ile calls the eral tenor:
"Living on Velvet" will be the at- any other production presented this part in the entertainment were the United States to task for proposing
"Jews and Christians are forbid-
AND HIS MUSIC
tractions, in addition to the summer, even surpassing "Rose Town Club Girls; Dan Caplan in the League of Nations and the , den to play, eat, drink, hold inter-
"shorts,"
Marie" which was the other show Graham McNamee imitations; Lou- World Court and then refusing to course, or exchange confidences of
join them.
ever so trifling a nature with one
The Center offers free parking to enjoy a two weeks' engagement. ise Usher, tap and acrobatic
Favoring an iron-clad league to another. Such shall not be allowed
The stirring "Song of the Vaga- dancer; The Inn Chorus with Eddie
and free chauffeur service, electric-
Mitchell,
popular
crooner;
Rudy
enforce
peace,
Sir
Norman
bonds,"
and
the
beautiful
"Only
a
inpalaces, houses, or vineyards,
urges
ally refrigerated cool air, perfect
Rose" are naturally the outstand- and his talking violin; Laynore theplain man to "encourage his in the streets, in taverns, in nei-
sound and excellent service.
Never,
tap
specialties
with
Bob
Git-
government
to
cooperate
with
other
ing
hit
songs
of
the
show.
The
ther
shops nor any other place.
For information regarding a fea-
- Presents
ture you would like to see, call large colorful :nob scenes as well terman, crooner; Lois Shaefer, ju- governments in building up a sys- Nor shall the tavern-keeper, inn-
tem
venile
star
and
the
Inn
Harmony
as
the
highly
comic
moments
inter-
of
collective,
cooperative
de-
keeper, nor shop proprietor permit
Madison
spersed in the great story based on
fence as a substitute for the old any converse between Jews and
All the acts were superb, the en- method of defense by competitive Christians. The Jews who offend in
McCarthy's "If I Were King," all
The Clown Prince of Nite Life
UNITED DETROIT THEATERS combined to make a spectacular tire show smacking of high pro- power."
this matter shall incur the penal-
Assisren Iry
T he author pleads for under- ties of a fine of ten scudi and Im-
presentation of this thrilling favor. fessional standard, but as usual the
JERRY
BERGEN * KAY MAYFIELD
star of the evening was the genial standing for a recognition of the prisonment; Christians a similar
Bette Davis in "Front Page Wo- ite on the outdoor stage.
Ills Royal Jr..
WIlh ti.m. Vail loco
til closing man" is now showing at the Michi-
C., Abner himself, who person- basic principles involved in the fine and corporal punishment."
THE FOUR McNALLIE SISTERS
...MU lie.
ally arranged the acts and trained fight and craving for peace.
gan Theater with a stage show
in 3AM
Sweetheart% of Sim, and Dance
.44-S• WON. It EN.
the entire group. Ile delighted
•
presenting Harlem's tap dancing
The suggestion is advanced that
YOUR GOVERNMENT
THE THREE THEODORE,
111
the audience with his antics and the powers now brought together Pray for the welfare of thy goy.
idol, Bill Robinson, "in person,"
e
eau, stone., of Trareallatic
Merry-lie-Mooed end the Outcast
3:1711 Richeliett,
y ready wit. Particularly pleasing for possible German aggression
Lady
doing his famous "stair" dance
ernment,
was his direction of the hand.
s,,,
C• (
which he recently did with Shirley
may form the nucleus for a col- That it stay through the centuries
GENE REGISorereZta
A crowd of 650 composed the lective peace method,
T.,.
Detroit
Conservatory
of
Music,
Temple
in
"The
Little
Colonel."
In
endure
NO
PHONE ROSEVILLE 515.
Ann Notl.. rn
ED. WRITS
addition the stage show also for the last 62 years an outstand- audience which is the largest as-
A great champion of justice and Were it not for the love or fear
•
includes Nelson's dancing ele- ing institution in the cultural life semblage to have attended this af- peace has spoken-and his word is
thereof,
r "e
tyra oot
8
n I t
if told
phants, the Jans and Lynton Re- f Detroit and Michigan, announced fair in years. They all agreed that a challenge to the plain man to
a re-organization with an enlarged it was the high spot of their 1935 fight for the basic principles of No single
vue and Gregory and Raymond.
secure. human life could rest
fit" ".4""61
vacation and expressed the hope peace.
W. C. Fields in ; "The Man on staff of artists of note and a new
that they can attend again next
board
of managers.
Of&
When there isn't any needle,
the Flying Trapeze" is now show-
thread is not of much use.
On the board are Edward J. Jef- summer.
ELECTRICAL REFRIGERATION
ing at the United Artists Theater.
Fields is cast as a down-trodden, fries, Jr., president; Paul E.
submissive husband, persistently Krause, vice-president; Dr. James
nagged by his wife and mother- H. Bell, Reece B. Obertteuffer and
Jewish Liteary News and Gossip
in-law. The story centers around Florence Bell Jeffries, who assum-
his efforts to attend a wrestling es the post of secretary-treasurer
By DAVID MANN
match. Unfortunately his ticket is and general manager.
In the annals of the Yiddish
OCIK 01101.11ERr SERVILE
It is the aim of the management,
If
stolen. His troubles begin at once ,
.
stage, there is no more lustrous WEEKEND READING
Permits you to enjoy OU 1 I
s .
I aid. , III* NO,
from the moment he is jailed, in- according to Mrs. Jeffries, to up- name than that of Celia Adler,
In this country we haven't heard
iol chow met.
In your own loo a m ust
J
stead of burglars breaking into hold the traditions of the conserva- talented daughter of the late much about Ruth 'Feiner, the bril-
Phone
Euclid MN.
tory, founded by Jacob llohn, and
Roeenberg
his
home,
to
the
time
he
gets
to
11elsger,
Attorneys,
III511
liant young German-Jewish refs-
tragedian Jacob P. Adler.
liable and
hot Numbered 243 of Orandmont Sub-
lationel Hank 1/Idg•
211211
Duncin•
the fight after the boss gives him to combine with them modern
division, according to the plat thereof
♦ isittly
401,631
Practically born on the stage, gee author, but in England her
COMMISSIONER'S NOTIC11
recorded In the office of the negate/
Bert lt Milan's
the afternoon off to attend his methods in all branches of musical
STATE OF
first novel, "Cat Across the Path"
County of
In the mother of the wale of MARY
I
e.
of
Deed. for Wayne County, Michigan,
Celia
made
her
debut
by
being
Ws, no. se.---Hult pending before IIun
instructions and the dance.
mother-in-law's "funeral."
L. TONNEAU (LOUISE IIONNEAU)
in Moir 14 of Pats on page
(J.
P.
Lippincott)
was
not
only
Robert E. Sage. • Circuit Court Com-
Decesteed. We, the undermanned, having
Lirld
Dated: Detroit, Au guot 7, lea
Added to its present staff of well carried on the stage at the age picked by the leading book clubs missioner
D
tor maid County, between The
"The Murder Man" with Spencer
eat •Painted hy the Probate Cart for
of nix months. This momentous
HENRY 0. NICOL,
. #1 4;
Equitable Trust Cootpany. a Michigan
the County of Wa ne, State of
y
Tracy and Virginia Bruce and known Detroit musicians, the fol- event occurred on the stage of as their May selection but was Colporation,
Circuit Court Commissioner.
Receiver for Werner Land
lowing
partial
list
of
appointments
to receive, examin
examine
e ad
acclaimed
as
an
exceptionally
vivid
adjust •I1 claims
"Calm
Yourself"
a
comedy
drama
Company. a Michigan Corporation,
and demands of MI
441 * • 102)0"..:1
the Thalia Theater, where her
Plaintiff. v.. Itich•rd Kurnta •nd Arthur Oilstone, Attorney, 11)41 [Am. anon. egainen said deceased. do Rank/
with Robert Young and Madge to the teaching personnel is an- great father, and her mother Di- picture of 'life in post-war Ger- Ethel
yaw Building.
6515 MAO RIVER AT HAND BLVD
Kurnts, his wife, Defendants.
nounced:
give notice that we will most at SIgl
143142
many.
On
the
strength
of
this
Evans provide the double bill now
tiutottiona
isetied
and
returned
that
de-
arium
Tower
, D etroit, M
an. In nab.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Circuit C
County, on SAT
Gizi Szanto, piano; Henry Siegl, nah Fineman, played leading book, which you won't put down fendant Ethel Hunts cannot be found, Court
showing at the popular State The-
URDAY, the Math da y a
for the County of warns. In man. SEP M
roles. It followed as a matter of
It appearing by affidavit, that Wald de-
TEBER. A, II. GM and on FRI..
violin; Marquis Otis, modern piano;
ater.
A. °Ilford, Plaintiff, ve. DAY , the
nth day f
course that at the age of two, once you start it, Miss Feiner has fendant Ethel }Curing resides • In this cery.-Welter
Eva
B.
Clifford.
Defendant
Order
Lew Betterley, theater organ; Rus-
R. A.
elate and that proresa Pm her •ppoar.
of D 11 11, at 10
o 'clo
A. It
OV
Celia was entrusted with a lin earned the right to be called a fines hoe been duly issued end
PublIcellita 11 •PnMring from the •ffl• of said daya, :00
o ck
NEMBoEf
mok
tilvIDDER-THE ITA
for the
then
me davit on Rio
sell Wood, vocal coach; Vernell
second Vicki Damn. Mystery and
putt.. of ta-
that the defendant, E.
not be peeved by reason of her S.
and •IMIring
3,222 Jewish Aliens Arrived Peppard, voice; Henri Matheys, or two of prose and permitted to e adventure are new themes for could
aura.
°more is not • resident of title ...Ming
that four maths from `
continued •baence from her idace of
the 11th day se
Nate, but reelden •t It Second Street.
theory; Duane Sawyer, saxophone; toddle to the footlights, coached Louis Golding, who has gained a raidence. It it ordered that the aid (Bovernille,
A. 7). 1136, were allowed
In United States in
Fulton County, Mate of Jae.
Court for credit°. to present by odd
•t the Courtroom of New York. It is
Adolph Wohl, percussion; Vera by a doting parent from the wing. wide American following with his defandent
ordered that the nail MAIM. IO
Polg
WI for
Six Months
Om undersigned Wayne County Build•
examination and Ono-
defendant enter her appearance In aid nino.
Richardson, theremin; Boris Ra- Celia Adler became an actress.
rich novels of Jewish life in Eng-
came on or before three monthe from
Jacob Gordin, noted Yiddish
1 1'.1'10.D.otnr°11'4.eptentnil eigr"1.1. at tun
Coed July MIL 1131,
doff, accordion; William Webster,
land, but in his new novel, "The . fend
date
of
GM
order,
or
mid
11111
will
be
the complaint flied in thin suit or
CARL IL THOMSEN,
The semi-annual report of the tuba, and Floyd Ohara, trumpet. dramatist, greatly impressed with Camberwell Beauty" (Farrar S
a confessed, and that the mid
Judgment will he entered by default. taken
ARTHUR E. WHIPPLE.
order
activities of the Hebrew Shelter- Webster and O'Hara are members the promising talents of young
the( thie order be mrved or pub. quired he served and published as re-
Rinehart) he shows that he is enri
Onamlabnan s.
by law.
r
!Med as required by statute. The fore-
ing and Immigrant Aid Society of the Detroit Symphony Orches- Celia, wrote a special part for her equally adept in fashioning
Detroit, Michigan, July let,
going mit involve. title to Lota Num- A. Dated:
■
D. 1136.
in his play "Der Yiddisher Koenig
(IIIAS) covering a period from tra.
140, and 141 of Werner•
Work*
Elam
Atoweer.
all Swim
thrilling yarn which loses nothing limed
To wer.
CLYDE I. WERSTER.
Lear," The part was of propor-
Park SubdIviaton of iiiWest half of
Jan. 1 to June 30, 1935, has just
true copy.)
Oircalt Judge,
At the death of Jacob Hahn in tions rarely entrusted to one so in charm or character portrayal back concemion of Private Claim Ill, (A
106.41
FRANK F. BORKOWSKI,
been made public by Isaac L.
COMNISSIONNICII
NOTION
of
the
City
of
Detroit,
Wayne
County,
because it is not of a piece with
1902, James II. Bell, who had come
Deputy Clerk,
Stirring and Thrilling
In the Matter of the estate of CELIAN
young, but Celia covered herself
Asofsky, the general manager.
such sagas as "Magnolia Street" Michigan
to the conservatory as office boy
Operetta Caine! ae Vivid
Dated,
Doc•ued. I, the undttrelgal•
Augat 7. 1/35.
with glory, and her status as a and "Five Silver Daughters."
All the statistics are for the
having been appointed
10261, 64117, 75152, 71026, 41111
Lite en Outdate Siegel
when he was 11 years old, was
11011ERT E. BARR
by the Prolate
STATE
OF
Court
for the (Manly of Wayne, RAW
child
actress
became
fixed.
For
MICHIGAN, Count,' of
six months referred to with the made secretary-treasurer and gen-
Circuit Cart Commissioner.
ANY TIME READING
Wayne. .. - Ala ...on of the Probate of Michigan. CoMmissioner
le
exception of those respecting the eral manager and he and Mrs. Bell over 10 years, Celia Adler was thh
Divielon-for said Amin- examine and adjust all claims mono.,
Stranger even than the most Marguerite Montgomery, Allontey, 101 ( ty mart-Juvenile
and do•
of
arrival of Jewish aliens in this (the former Cora T. Esperon) most sought for child actress on fantastic discoveries of Bob Ripley
Wayne, held •t the Prohat• Court made of all :warm snag eats de.
Penolaut Bldg.
Room In the City of Detroit, on the
do here by ghee notice tha
t I will
country. These figures are for a made their home at the conserva- the Yiddish stage, and she created are the amazing vagaries of hu-
106441
he at I II Barium Tower, Detroi
eon d•y of August, In th• year ceased,
M a l-
t,
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County ef Om thousand nine hundred and thirty• an, In aid Coady, on MONDAY, the
five month period only, Jan. 1 to tory. Upon Mr. Bell's death, seven a vast number of child roles. Iler man belief discussed and exposed
Wayne, ee.-At a melon of the Probate Ave. Present: lion. It. J.
Healy, Jr., Seth day of gEPTEMIIER, A. D. Ink
Ma y31 this year. During that years ago, Mrs. Bell took over his education up to this point, what in Dr. Joseph Jastrow's "Wish and Court for said County of Wayne.
held Judge of Probate. In the Juvenile Divi• and on SATURDAY, h te 30th day a
PAIR
GLADYS,
time there arrived in this country work. She died last April. And now with rehearsals and acting, was Wisdom" (D. Appleton - Century at the Probate Court Room In the Olt, elan of 'maid Court. In the matter of Noes:ranee. A. D. 10311. at 10:01 o'clock
of Detroit. on the eitth day of August ELEANOR,
and JOEL A. M. ff each of said days, for the pa- •
3,222 Jewish aliens, 1,815 or to their daughter, Florence Bell sadly neglected.
BAXTER 1( KEAST
Co.), a fascinating episodic sur- In the year one thousand nine hundred McDONALD, CLIFFORD
M ae o excutining •nd
IIARIIARA and GEORGE A.
bald
Bidding a pathetic farewell to vey of the almost unbelievable and thirt
hirt five.
Prement, Timm. C. KRICITLER, alleged dependent children, rialtos, and that four
whom were immigrants and 1,407 Jeffries, has fallen the duty of
y
en
Stage-Curt...
Settings
100
menthe tramthe
Murphy,
Judge
of
Penna.
In
the
mat-
the footlights, Celia entered pub- cults, isms, miracles and other non- ter of the Mate of KOSTA NEOELKO and WILLIAM LIHIFKA all. Hem and 20th day of July, A. I), 1135, were al-
Spectacular Scenes!
non-immigrants. The new arrivals continuing her parents' work.
Denny Grier, •Ileged dependent
lowed
by aid Court for creditor. to
d
end
lic
school,
where
she
revealed
came
on
293
steamers,
all
of
KOSTOVSKY,
Alias
l'ASIL
N.
EMINA•
negleeted children and "h
Mrs. Jeffries was born in the old
sal Ike Imes 'lam
sense which have gulled genera-
, Lillian present their claim. to me for exaniin••
Deceased. CM reading and fling rind David Nrtmon. alleged neglected lion and allowance.
II the Yegehtedt."
which were met by IIIAS repre- conservatory when it was at Wat- such excellent abilities, and tions of what P. T. Barnum called OAS,
SEATS IMAM
the petition of Marguerite Montgomery,
Dated July 30, 1136,
i'Oil/ • SW
Petitions ha,Ing been omit.,
it to
sentatives. 1,732 of the Jewish son St. and Woodward Ave. before skipped clasaes with such startling suckers. All the queer quirks ad minim rattle of maid notate ' , raying Odidren.
Court
sal Other Masi
25c-40c-55c
ourt oiling that Eleanor, Clif•
JoSEPII J 1111 , K.
aliens were discharged into the moving to the present location, regularity, that we find her grad- which have attracted gullible men that this Coon adjudicate and deter- font and Joel McDonald, Berber. and
Commlamoner.
83c-$ 1.10
mine who are or wore Si,. legal heirs
Kreider,
alleged
dependent
chit.
I
uating
along
with
children,
who
custody of BIAS pending contact 5035 Woodward Ave. The conserva-
and women and all the strange of mid deceased at time rd Oren. and Lisifka Alia Has ;
So Stet
NIGHTLY4",
Knoppow, Attorney, Jed rue,
21.10.2115
with their relatives either in New tory is the oldest musical institute had been at school many years. quacks and charlatans who have h is decease and entitled to inherit the and fenny (trier, alleged dependent and
re: Thalia Mfg,
M
Ikestre-
of which he died seised It Is neglected children •nd
For a while Miss Adler thought imposed upon millions are included •Tade
Robert, Lillian
York or in other parts of the in the city.
ante ilf11
242630
rdere.I. that Ille eighteenth
day of and tat Id Nana. • !Irani neglected
STATE or MICHICIAN. In the Circuit
CA. 0532
seriously of becoming a teacher. ui this entrancing work by one of Ceptember, neat al ten 'mark In the children,
country,
wit bin the meaning of the
re-organization .V.114 under-
LOW G. IL Ilk
Court
for
the
County
of Wayne. In Chan•
forenoon
at
said
Court
Itoont
no
op-
'FIELD'
Matinee of thle Stair:and praying that ray-Rale
Thanks to the efforts of several the world's leading psychologists.
Dimon
Mendell
Whetstone, Plain•
pointed
for
hearing
mid
petition.
And
taken to modernize the conserva-
MINICAB AT TRUMBULL
Eleanor, I lIff amt Joel McDonald,
prominent Yiddish players, Miss
tiff. ye. Virgil Whetstone, Defendant.
f
:,,,r;,Isir.tg1 1 that a ropy of together
with
their
father.
Robert
INHERITANCE A MYTH? tory, to bring in new artists to the Adler was induced to return to In thesesiays when labor problems ISthinisor,r
Order
of
Publication.
It •ppmring from
order
Mrli nald,
• nd
Barbara
and
floor
.
are
a
national
issue,
it
is
curious
the affidavit on file that the whereabouts
faculty and to add new courses of
previous to ridI t in
h1)1 " orl' hiTrItve . Ereler
tl
tog et her
with
their fa ther,
the fold. Teaching was dismissed, that so little is heard about the weeks
Is the Legal Chronicle,
a newspape ir John Kreitier, and William Lleifk• alias of the defendant, Virgil Whetstone, le
study,"
Mrs.
Jeffries
declared.
NEW YORK (WNS)-Another
•
1a
),n .nd circulating in aid County Mao together with hi. parents, John unknown, and that it le not known in
and the Yiddish stage regained a l ate Samuel Gompers, the English- fIn:%41
what stale of Country th• mid Defend-
of
one of those stories of the rich "School stash Sept. 9 with regis- distinguished and talented mem-
and Anne 1.1alfka. and Ilenny (frier to• ant melded,. it is
born Jewish cigar maker who be-
THOMAS C. mcirpity.
troth. with hie parents, Walter .nd Defendant enter ordered that the raid
Jewish uncle in South Africa who tration the f rst week of that month ber. Her return to the stage was
his aparana In the
(
D
.4
,44,ruie
,. cgfil L.N. Judge of Probate
Nally Orley told 11111., Robert •nd sold ab n a ca ne
came the backbone of the American
on
r before three
left his poor relatives in Poland 'hod with a formal opening in Oc- hailed with glee, and she justified
Ita,11 Nemon. together with their per- nion
nr
the f rom th e date of title
Federation of Labor and the father
O rder
Deputy Probate Raleter.
mit., Robert •nd Agnea Kama, each of
and the United totes millions is tober."
the enthusiasm of coleagues, press of organized labor in America.
the
11111
of
Complaint
Sled herein sail
titan d all whom it may coneern, he
IM
taken
ancontemest,
and
that the mid
on
the
verge
of
blowing
up.
For
TIIE JEWS IN AMERICAN LIP/6 Ed•
and public, by playing the young- Rowland II. Harvey's biography, Hogue
required to permn•Ily be and
ftwertnine,
Allornete,
IRIS
order
be
sorted,
or
published
required
ited by Rachel Du Bole and Emma three days the Jewish population
before tille Court to aewer a nd de f
end by law
er sister in Suderman's celebra- "Samuel Gompers, Champion of
Concord Ate.
Kehwel/Pe. Published by Thomas Nel-
said petitions. and then •nd there
MD
Dated at Detroit, Michigan. July IL
ted drama "Magda". This marked the Toiling Masses" (Stanford
l.. and Sons. 3S1 Fourth Ave., New of New York's East Side was in
• same ae 1136.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Circuit dealt with in relation to
York (ILI.
aw
and
intake
and
the
a fever of excitement over the sud- CAT ACROSS THE PATH, By Ruth a new epoch in her career. Celia
p
b
l
c
u
i
for the County of Wayne. In chan-
THEODORE J. RICHTER.
University Press) is therefore par- Court
and
the
intereet.
of
mid
rhildren
Feiner.
Translated
from
the
German
cery-Margaret ilentimmy Kirchner, require; that
May IA true cam Circuit Judge .
den good fortune that was report-
Adler, became the youngest lead- ticularly timely not only as a study Plaintiff.
affid•vit
by Norma Alexander. Published by J.
alleging that Sc. S. PLOTKIN,
i lk lloward Earl Kirchner, De-
Intended as the first in a series ed to have come to Abraham Starr,
Lippincott Co,
217 So. 1th Si . ing woman on the Yiddish stage.
[Monty Clerk.
fendant. At • session of said Court held
of
a
great
American
and
a
great
%IV:m.
4°n
n
dliad
Philadelphia
(12
i
g
e"tthe
.'se'hre'hrsartoottdte ionfqutre
of 10 volumes in a "Building a Polish-Jewish blacksmith, who
5 01.
A European tour with her Jew, but as a portrait of the man in the Court [louse in the City of De- ereln named Robert
McDonald. John
troit,
County, klichlnen, on the
American Culture Series," this after years of back-breaking labor
mother followed. Though booked who headed the A. F. of L. from Snd d•y of Amine. A. IV 1121Proment , Lisitka, Walter Grier and Sally Oder Henry A. Con N
siae
:
r:r E AlloWk77.
Dr -8
Ruth Feiner, daughter of an
Gurally I tIdg.
Itobert Neon could not he ac-
volume is en excellent contribu- and poverty was informed from
for one season, her popularity 1886 until 1924 and who chartered the lion Lester It Moil. Circuit Judge. . and
11111HPRITCKE OF ILAND CONTRACT
re rtalned; amt farther that stride. it
It sp peorIng Dom the
datitt on Ale
tion to the good-will movement Montreal that he was part heir to eminent German-Jewish actor, her- was such, that she remained sev-
lieging that the MOM named John
the
course
along
which
American
that
the
d
efend•nt
hereln
Ilan
le
no
•
re
a•
in this country.
To Ilarold moll. You Harold R.
a $17,000,000 fortune left by his self now a refugee in London, has eral profitable seasons. Upon her labor is now moving. Although Men! of the ilt•t• of Michigan. and t hat hreiller. and Anna Lisifka, cannot be Scott
are hereby notified that
writteh a novel which is deserved-
• certain
Itte hest known arldreas on. Erie. Penn- , pad, an they reside out of this Stale.
t ,.„,l In
Other peoples will be dealt uncle, Harry Koslak, who died six
return to this country she joined Irene Allen's "Short History of evlianla
e., ordered, 'hat
,
sir I 01
the
, h day of lend contract bearing date of Stith da l
gwmt-
on motion of Hogue
ly attracting wide attention in its
b
o
ne
or
March, 1131 he and between Tele•
years
ago,
left
$6,000,000
of
his
for-
with in the forthcoming volume
the Yiddish Art Theater, and for the Old Testament" (Oxford Uni- wine. otornms for plaintiff. It is ordered
lock
graph
Road
Land
Co.,
a
,
0.
English
translation.
1
*
.t
fo'r
onnon.
•
a: sal:I" Votr;
Michigan Cor•
that the said °toward Earl Kirchner ;
of this series, which is being pre- tune to his only sister, the late Mrs.
several years was a staunch and versity I'ress) is written for chil- enter
potation or the drat part who nub..
his appraranre In aid camas on I : loom. be •ponlnled fur the hearing of
It is the story of two friends,
e71 ass igne
a distinguished member of this dren between the ages of 11 and or wit hlo three month. from the Amite of
pared by the Service Bureau for Fannie Staraselsky of Montreal,
" .
.11:•111 ' tr " ,at 411 71
musicians, and the girl, Sula Kiess, institution.
a t hltirrt!leertortpoorTtloosrt
u It7
t ll..
fun
ordered. that
Education in Human Relations. Starr's mother, and the balance to
and
Herold
It.
Scott.
of
the
15, it is such an excellent little
second IMO4 I.
end taws order • ropy of this order be published ease
over whom tragedy develops in the
I
Miss Adler is not unknown to work that adults whlwant to brush be published as required by law, and • n. meek for lhree
Striving to uproot racial preju- Koslak's four brothers. As one of
sueceneke weeks pravi• in default by reason of the non•payr.nt
story. Alexander Himmelman is
of the Installments 07 the principal .4
of
thi
In
the English speaking playgoers, up on their Bible histbry and the
dice among school children, this six children, Starr is entitled to
"" ,o "id ".
Interest dm thereun der, and you Herold
I gr e
the
unhappy,
ambitious
fellow
who
n' t:l I Is
b" knO" Wn n‘ atty . It itronicle.
n
l
n
111117!
It Scott •
having appeared in the leading Palestine of yesterday c uld 'Profit- ;Ira. of said defendaut
first volume in the present series $1,000,000. Since 1929, so the struggles for a
Meting In the m
id County o "
hereby further notified that
r waren, Si,. mid sex
livelihood in movie
'inert Realty Company, lay.,
LESTER II MOLL Is • pro,Ided by law.
role in the Theater Guild's pro- ably utilize this useful illustrated
represents careful research and a story goes, Koslak's lawyers have
a Michigan C.orpor•tion. elect. to der..
i• true sag/
theaters and night clubs. Fritz
Circuit Den.
D. J HEALY, JR,
and does hereby
ductions of David Pinski's "The and annotated volume.
fine introduction to the study of been trying to trace the family
true cobyl
declare sald contract
PRANK
F.
norocowset
/wise of Probate.
Heinemann, his friend, is the suc-
forfeited, and you Marcia R. Scott are
I 4 IESTER
[MARY Clerk.
MA R K,
the groups that make up our from Bialystok, where they were cessful jazz-band leader who Treasure". In this play she scored CHIT CHAT
rheenredebry nfoodrldherlrivenrotolp
flep.
d
repute Probate Re gister
w
ear,-
born, to Montreal and New York.
"melting pot."
a personal triumph, a feat she re-
Announcement
that
Metro-Gold-
1 121„1
But while the East Side echoed triumph; under the assumed name peated several seasons later in wyn-Mayer have acquired the
Iffir ine hltio ljandell, Attorney, 13t4 Dime Premises in said land goatrarl mentioned
Written primarily for non-
of
Johnny
Grove.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County el
to shouts of "mazel toy" and the
te
a
n
ler
ofisn
Millions",
a
play
about
the
'
tl
h
in
,y
4
Irr'
IrtYkare
screen rights to Albert Helper's wane.-At • minion of the Probate I
ef rhoewleInyins
".
Plre"
reof
4"..
Jewish children, this compact
117123
Sula Kiess, unhappy over John- Rothschilds.
poverty-stricken Steers were try-
held w.
IeTATE
n
OF MICHICIAN. County of Said premiere a re deecril.ed In cold land
novel, "The Foundry" (Viking a C r the fProbe.
little book of 124 pages deserves
contraet os follows. All that rm.-
7
g:u7tlyRo on fmW 1 " ;.;:e
.
e.foaa
r
vf.-11. Probate taln
in gto figure out what to do with ny's departure for America, con-
To her undisputed supremacy Press) coincided with Ilalper's re- of Detroit, on the sixth day 'of Augu 'st Court
piece or pan-el of lad Nag eit-
circulation among young and old
an,
sents
to
marry
Alexander,
having
tated In the Township of Red...
as a Yiddish actress, Miss Adler turn from a year in England on
the money, word was received from
In Ii,. year one
,
thousand fin:, hundred ,•t the Probate Ceurtnfonl
o In ta lim e" ati e o ld f WA).
and contains a mass of important
ty
ichig an, a nd
pin
mnre
I
to he drat ay or July
Montreal and Capetown indicating given up hope of her lover return- gathered additional laurels as an Guggenheim Fellowship. lie Ihtrlr
ularly Coun.
kho wa and
d escr ibed as l ots Par-
a
Judas of r,nhale In Ihr ,nails of Inn
material which is suitable to pre-
215
and 312. of Or•eton. heron • Subdivision
that the whole story may be only ing. But when he does return their English actress. Miss Adler has in brought with him a new manu- est•te of TilF,REVIA MEMEL, Int- an d thIrty' one Pre
"t?
//l'
I
l
a
w
e
ar'du
Vorn"
,.
vent the growth of anti-Semitism.
of ).
nertw.of a thSe h. g.s.54 K. of ,4 the orliig.o
am1 , 1W
he reading .1 ming the
ll. "'and. Judie of Probate. In She mitt... S
. 56. e
Ik
fthe
T.
a cruel jest. So far no trace illicit love affair starts anew, end- the past several seasons received script for the Viking fall list More
"The Jews in American Life"
ce u. dult serIned, of K•therine
M
of the estate of CORNELIUS MITIIPIIT,
ing
with
Alexander
murdering
seems to have been found of a will
many offers to appear on Broad- than 100 stories selected from pm. Lurie under the MO will and teet•• I/pressed Told. Murphy. executor un- I. S. ft 10, E.
is packed full of information and
Sula
when
he
learns
that
the
child
STUART
REALTY
CO..
INC.
ment
of
.1,1
deres•ed
praying
that
elle
der
the
last
by one Harry Kodak, although
will •nd treatment o f
way but was forced to decline Jewish literature, ranging from the
id
references which will do • world
to cell occur real estate doceitrool having rendered to tn. Court
there is • possibility that he may she is to give birth to is Johnny's. because of lack of a suitable play. Old Testament and the Apocrypha of Ihensed
By A. MaILTONIfIrINZI"AN7tPron
P11.1 deceamd
for the purpose of hie first and final account and died
k"'
of good not only to the non-Jew-
Marked by • fine plot, good
have changed his name after he
paying the debts of raid dermeed and therewith a petition praying (het th•
Miss
Adler
could
not
however
to
authors
of
the
present
day
are
ish readers, but the Jewish as
humor and the musical element in
.,1 , 1 .
1 1. sterlin I g
Itird. residue of said
•le be assigned in as• Dealer R. $1141101g, Allegory, Na Cow-
reached South Africa.
remain unmindful of the many included in "The Jewish Caravan" t„.h. r.,, ch.anrtes, or of.. r aitm
way 11111g.
rerdenre with IM
t
provielos of seld
well. The editors begin their
the story, "Cat Across the Path"-
earnest requests by playgoers in which is on the summer list of dered. that ten tenth doe of Septem- will It Is ordered. 1 hat I Mn thirteenth
235.00 5
thesis with a definition of the
a theme derived from the bad
be r, nett at ten o'clock In the forenoon, day of September, no. at ten grim
rILINCERT PALE IN PURSL'ANCR
k In
RELIGIONS
term "Jew" and proceed to tell
luck fear experienced by Johnny's many cities to appear in English. Farrar S Rinehart. Bloch Pub- ▪ mid l'ourt Room M .,'palmed fur the forenoon at said Court Room be ap- nil by virtue of a decree. of the Circuit
Following
close
upon
the
termina-
lishing
Co.
is
bringing
out
for
the
baring laid petition, and that all Per• pointed for examining and •Ilowing ale
'curt
of
the
County
of Wayne, State of
about the Jews who helped to
mother when a cat darted across
arrant and hearing rid petition. And Mlehigan, la Chancery, mad• and en•
There are 11 organized systems his path in his childhood-makes tion of her last season, bliss Ad- fall a new textbook, "A Child's Hie- ,:Zo.t17:!:".ot. :7,11 lime
It I. f rther ordered,
discover and to build America.
u
that • copy of this
*red on the twentieth day of May, A.
ler
set
about
preparing
tory
of
the
Hebrew
People."
G.
P.
a
series
mm
u
why
•
Ile
MEMO
•h
o
"
tlitl
'a
nr
o
t
order be published throe
1. MA In •certain caws therein Vend.
eurceoste•
about Jews in literature, music, . of religion which have managed fine reading and is presented to us of sketches
g•antosl to paid
ts .11 real weeks pastas to laid time of hearing.
ng. wheels St.eachueetts Mutual Life
and character studies Putnam's Sons have contracted for
art, the theater, science, the pro- , to survive for more than • bun- in excellent first-novel material.
In the Les. Chronicle, a now•paper
noontime Camper,. • Mamachusette
I Was Hitler's Prisoner," the And a lt `. further orAer.d, that a ropy printed and rivulet.,
which she will offer to her ad-
la maid County of T . . orportillon, I. Plaintiff. and Detrolt
dred years. Of these, those in
fessions and in philanthropy.
rat Conmay. • Michigan
mirers everywhere in English. di ary of Stefan Lorant who es- of this order b• published three gum
Coritom-
Ruth Feiner's novel, ''Cat Across
There is appended to the book addition to Judaism that existed
trash.) weeks previous to sald fi rm of ,
COMRAN,r,
ion, Trent., Is Defendant. Notice I.
Ca Ped from • Nazi concentration :
Beginning
next
fall,
Miss
Ad-
the Legal
Chronicle
•
he•rina in
erns given that 1 shalt roil at publle
.
Ju dge of Pre
a chronological list showing some before Christ are, with the land the Path" has just been banned by
,,, g o ct , t t o . nri,to or the con ni lff...
camp.
newspaper printed
and .1r , ulatIng
In (A true cop,/
ler
will
set
out
on
a
transcon-
heat .1:,..
iddr
. att the
of the most important events in !of their nominal origins and the the Irish Free State for "general
CARL
LANG•
Icopalaht. BSS, by A APIS)
...sat,'
tinental tour, the program vary-
Deputy Probate Register
to IN. lay.* County laultdIng, In Ohs
wane.c MURPHY.
history before Jewish settlement number of their present adher- tendency indecent." On the same
ing
from
the
dramatic
to
the
Judge of Probate,
--
City of Detroit. (toed off Wayne, state
in America. Another section of ents: Hinduism, in India, now list were Tess Slesinger's "The
YE SAGES
.Noah A. Career, Attorney, J•G Nalte• of ID, Mean (that being the betiding le
(A true marl
Unpoeseseed" and Naomi Mitchi- comic, amply calculated to give
1.1,01 the Circuit Court tor the Counts
land Bldg.
the book defines Jewish terms,
"'IL" '
239 million adherents; Shinto, in son's "We Have Been Warned." this sterling dramatic star and Ye sages be ye heedful of your le'N
of We. ne Is held) On WRONCSDAY.
Deputy Probe. Resistor.
1 I II
such as "Bar Mitzvah," "Chup-
words
STATE or MICHIGAN. County of the :6th day of ni[PTEMHER, A. It
diseuse an opportunity to reveal
;Japan, now 16 million adherents;
lesS at Teele o'clock nom. K
Lest ye offend the righteous word Henan 5. Aerie, Attorney, SW Pena-
Pah." "Ghetto," etc., including
her versatile talents.
7.7. 4 'f .7;X 1-:::71 ;"'or
$mtolard Tin.. on the eabi day, the
EASTERN STAR CAFE
of God,
the Jewish holidays. And there !Zoroastrianiem, in Persia, now 43
eat Hide.
• the Probate Court Roan a the Clt/ following deo- rIned property. vim; All
million
adherents;
Jainism,
in
In-
4.3.1a
• or Detroit,
rim eect•In OS parcel
is a valuable bibliography.
he nrst day of Ausuet IS
land
Dr. Ginsberg Moves Dental Office Incurring penalty of life exile
11•16 OF MICHIGAN, County of the ymr one thous nd nine
quitted and being La the City of Doe
The month of August with it.‘
a
h
undred
Unto a place of evil waters where W., no
This is • fine volume and we dia, now I million adherents;
an -Suit pending before lion
•nCho.il
Cho.
■ • Present
to 1911 Eases Tower
r
Joseph A. mit, county of wsrs• amt state of
Discinles who will come long after item, II 51.1. • Civet( Court Comm,.
urphy....Tudge of Probate In the matter
ecommend it. The editors and Buddhism, in India, now 137 Mil- hot uncomfortable weather make.
Monet for said County. between lino,
h e
tam of PRANK AlilUSTINE 1!:in`s°,;o4177r
Numbered
e
7c1,1:::°::s ;1;7 11 , 1 .:
publishers are contributing ex- lion adherents; Confucianism, in home cooking quite trying and
Imvelopment
'eant.
,m
Dr.
11011DE &rased ta reading and Shag et NirgInl• Pub IlseuhdIvOloz of Let.
Arthur A. Ginsberg an- Shall Y drink, and drinking oft there- • Hive.
cellently to the good-will move- I China, now 250 million adherents. bothersome. By simply calling
MI, h.. Corporation. Plaintiff. vs.
patios of Cerullo Kummer praying One to Foartmn inclusive, ad vacated
nounces the removal of his dental
William
II McKay and
firs.
Euclid
2000
you
can
have
delivered
of
shall
die,
that
administration
of
.old
mete
b•
alley,. of sterns. Park kewstolivieloo
ment by publishing "The Jews ;n ; Judaism has from 11 to 12 mil-
, K•y. hi. wit. Delendante summon. greeted to her or mtno other suitable et Loot slisty•Sin,
serest, Bevelaly.
to your home any time of the day offices from 6766 Maccabee Bldg. Profaning holy word and heae'nly )I
American Life."
waned •d
n retnrned that
defemlant• pm. II le order
,
lion adherents. Of the religions
rem y
that tar
araty•Threw and
,•nnot he found, It •opearine by •ffi• clay of September. neat at
r night your favorite Chinese dish. to 1914 Eaton Tower, telephone
name.
ton tirlisek aanty•Four and vacated Slier., VIrsi•
that started at the beginning of If you prefer to dine out, the cool Cherry 1914.
da,it. that mid defendants meld. out In the forenoon •t
aid (•oart Room be Ma Park PubdIvision of part of ()arta
Fridtjof Nansen, famous Arctic the Christian era or later, Christ-
of She al•IS of Wichita It la ordered appointed
for hearing .id
petition !Seethes rine•sise Too Thaead Arr.
atmosphere of Eastern Star Cafe
The first white man to set foot that Si,. paid defendant.,
•I the And it is further entered. that a cop) Tract. •ecorrlIng se the plot thereof re•
explorer, wan one of the many men
CARD OF THANKS
of the undonitens4.
Wayne of this order be published three ewer.. carded In Lies II,
of note who protested when certain i ianity has 557 million adherents. provides an excellent spot to eat.
on American soil was • Jew-the iNatriroom
page 77 et Pato. In
•
v• week. pr., loon to mid time of hear• the Regieter of 7••••••
••
(Mace,a
Mohamedanlem.
230
million
ad-
There
is
dancing
nightly
and
the
IA
interpreter
on
Columbus'
first
vo
y-
i.s
esiscl:
A N 1 M en * Reptertih•7.
Norvegian legislators proposed a
Mg. I. the Legal Chroni.le. • newspaper roost,,Mosta In t he Cny et Detect,.
The family of the late Parry age. He was sent out to try and loco. and Intend She complaint lied In pont.I
music
is
provided
by
Bert
Milan
herents
and
Sikhism.
4
million
and
circulating
Nasty
of
Mayne
in
rid
Cagily
and
MOM of Michigan.
law to prohibit the Jewish method
suit or Judgment w
be
..red
te
of Rata,
Levey
will
always
Dated, ['stroll, Aegan 7, all
remember
with
and
his
orchestra.
talk
with
the
Indians.
by default. and that thle order
be
of slaughtering animals for food. :adherents. See "The World's
JOSEPH A MURPHY.
ROBERT ILteAr111
deep gratitude the many kind ex-
se ,sal or indthll.
e1
required by Oat-
Jade* .11 Probe.
Circuit Court Cenoni.o.r.
Asa result of the vigorous opposi- living Religions" by Robert F.
What hu been fashion once preesions of sympathy by friends
way. Cm... Waage.
No standing in the world with- ir,e Lyn.l I. tar Tow Whin of Redf.d,
tion, agitation for the passage of Flume, Charles Scribner, pub-
CARL
F.
LANG,
DCPLIBY E WHITING,
in their recent sorrow.
will come into fashion again.
out stooping.
county of Wayne. Wadi.. to•leit . I
NMI. Praha. RaYster.
the bill was abandoned
Attorney fee 74•••011.
lisher
Plus a Brilliant Revue
v."... ` , ;DANCING .... ..
WESTWOOD Symphony
Oriole Terrace Gardens
( GEORGE OLSEN '
tiWimeeektkiAttlaislate
Blossom Heath
CENT
* BILLY GRAY *
Woodward °Lit. Boulevard
tit 6
20
Re-organization Of
Music Conservator
VINKTWATTVIM,,
Noted Yiddish Star
Appears in English
EASTERN TAI CAFE
Palestine
e to Jaws
-
tr..=e
wT
art
?ss_srsrga
te :Ps! es-
I 'I' weer.
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is
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Classified Advertsm. g Pays!
Chat 0' Books
N.' LEGAL NOTICES a
o
HELD OVER
2nd BIG
WEEK
■
NAVIN
Book Contributes
To Good-Will Work
II
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Novel by a Refugee
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