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July 15, 1938
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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

RABBI S. S. TEDESCHE
TO SPEAK AT U. OF M.

ENJOY'A
HEALTH VACATION
AT THE COLONIAL

First Chautauqua Speaker
Since 1922

110111 health through our world • !Almon.
MINERAL BATHS. enjoy all these features:
n Int Ring sky-top Solarium: nos acres
of beautiful park. dance*, concerts, enter-
tainment, golf and him flatting nearby. Mt.

Clemons Is only 30 minutes from Detroit.

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first_ time since 1922,
• For the ni
the Jewish Chautauqua Society
will present a speaker at the
University of Michigan this sum-
mer.
Rabbi Sidney S. Tedesche of
Brooklyn will lecture under the
..... •iety's auspices on Wednesday,
Ju y 20, at 7:30 p. m. on The
Bil le Translations in History and
1.c Bend" and on Thursday. July
at the same hour, on the
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ilmud, Fact anti Legend."

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pelavin of 0387 Broadstreet announce the
engagement of their daughter, Sylvia, to Ruby Pacernick, son of
Mr. and Sirs. harry Pacernick of 3031 Elmhurst Ave.
Sirs. George Saffron of Richton Ave., Detroit, announces the
engagement of her daughter, Miss Revs Scheinger of Mt. Clemens,
to Abe Chaitman of Mt. Clemens. Reception on July 20 at the
home of Miss Scheinger's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Adaskin
of 235 S. Gratiot Ave., Mt. Clemens.
The engagement is announced of Miss Libbie Klebanow of
Chicago, Ill., to Nate R. Gelfand, cousin of Mr. and Sirs. Harry
Buchman of %V. Grand Ave., Detroit. The wedding will take place
in Chicago on Sept. 4.

C enter Softball
Playoffs Continue

Wedding Calendar

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Eliminations in the all-center

July 17—Miss Isabel P. Skolnik, daughter of Sirs. H. Loui,

so [than leagues of the Jewish Skolnik of 3221 Gladstone Ave., to Albert S. Cowan, son of Mr.
i c( mmunity Center have brought and Sirs. Jacob C. Cohen of Merrill Ave. Reception at home from

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OUTING FOR PUPILS
OF HEBREW SCHOOLS
ON TUESDAY,' JULY 19

Prepare for J. W. V.
National Conclave

The annual outing of the pu-
pils of the United Hebrew Schools I
will be held this year on Tues-
day, July 19. The children will
be given a day of pleasure, fun,
recreation and refreshment at the
Eastwood Amusement Park, lo-
cated at Cratiot Ave. and Eight
Mile Road.
This outing has been made
possible by Max Kerner, Sidney
J. Allen and Nate S. Shapero.
City buses will convey the chil-
dren from the various schools to
and from the Park. The entire
staff of teachers will accompany
them and stay with them through-
out the day in order to super-
vise all their activities.
This outing has already become
a pi ecedeni with the pupils of
the United Hebrew Schools, and
the children of all the schools
look forward to this gala day of
fun.
The board of directors of the
schools are grateful to Sidney
J. Allen, Nate S. Shapero and
Max Kerner for sponsoring this
outing.
Thepupils of the following,
schools will be included in this
outing: Philadelphia-Byron, Tux-
edo-Hohnur, Delmar-Westminster,
Fenkell, Six Mile Road, Michigan
Ave., Brady Public School, Cen-
tral high School, MacCulloch
Public School and Jewish Center.

The Detroit Lathe:, Auxiliary
No. 135 of the Jewish War Va.
erans have many activities sched-
uled in preparation for the na-
tional convention to be held here
September 2 to 5.
Sirs. Elizabeth Shapiro, presi-
dent of the auxiliary, has been
appointed the Detroit chairman.
Many interesting functions are
planned for the members and the
thousands of Jewish veterans and
their ladies auxiliaries who will
visit here from all parts of the
country.
The next meeting will be held
on %Vetinesday, July 20, at 8:15
p. nt. at the Book-Cadillac Hotel.

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Radio Broadcast s

The local committee arranged
tworadio addresses inbehalf of
the 43rd national encampment.
On Wednesday, July 13, Philip
Cantor, secretary, spoke over sta-
tion WSIBC.
On July 14, Dr. Perry P. Burn-
stine, general chairman of pub-
licity and radio broadcasts, de-
livered a talk over Station

Further Reductions!

I. Millers to 14.75

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885

La Fays to 10.75

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th e contending teams down to 4 to 0 p. m. No cards.
685
I th rye in number. Favored to take
I th e title are the Monarchs, a sub-
nior club, which has not yet
sled defeat in the current sca-
wxyz.
n. The latest victim in the
RUSSEKS
On Monday, July 18, Samuel
march's path was the strong
J.
Leve, president of the com-
:entieth Century Club which
mittee, will give an address over
s t a 4-3 game at Codd Field last
July 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Julian Weber of Fullerton Ave.,
Station WWJ, 10:15 to 10:30,
nday, marking their first de- son, Ronald.
at of the season.
July
5—To
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Ervin
B.
Moss
(Sara
A.
Shapiro)
o
Twentieth Century meets the
Ilegiates, strong Senior league 2556 W. Philadelphia Ave., a son, Burl Theodore.
June 29—To Sir. and Mrs. A. W. Zeidman (Ruth Wax) o
presentative at Roosevelt Field
Sunday, July 17. The loser 1953 Taylor • Ave., a daughter, Elaine Carol.
June 28—To Dr. and Sirs. Max R. Seidman of Calvert Ave., Tag Day of J.W.E.W.O. at
i ll be eliminated from further
ay, while the winner will engage a son, Mark Harold.
Mt. Clemens Sunday,
e Monarchs the following Sun-
June 26—To Mr. and Mrs. J. Si. Klein (Ruth Heiman), a son,
y in a crucial game. A double Donald Roger.
July 17
i mination series has been used
June 6—To Sir. and Sirs. Ralph Walker (Charlotte Newman)
is year and a total of six teams
A special meeting of the Jew-
ere eligible for the playoff ser- of 1483 W. Grand Blvd., a son, Richard Morris.
ish Women's European Welfare
e. Eliminated in order were
Organization was held Tuesday,
e Dubonnets, Titans and Satans,
July 5, at Congregation Bnai
I sub-senior clubs with good ree-
Moshe. Sirs. D. Silverstein pre-
ds in the regular schedule.
sided.
In the Intermediate Division,
Letters were read from Euro-
Z. A. 309, a representative of
pean orphans who are on the reg-
YOUNG- ROBINS
e Dexter Branch, won the title,
ular supporting list and from
On Sunday, July 3, in the
taking two out of three games
others asking for support. It
•urn the strong Aztec team of ballroom of the Wilshire hotel;
was decided to send the regular
Approximately 1000 people at- monthly helief checks to the
the
marriage of Esther Robins
main
Center.
The
A.
Z.
A.
e
ys won six out of seven in the to Samuel Bernard Young was tended the anti-Nazi German Day European orphans, five temporary
gular playing season to earn solemnized. The bride is the sponsored by the German-Amer- relief checks to new cases, to pay
e right to enter the playoff her- daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Joseph ican League for Culture, Sunday, rent for a family brought to De-
Robins of Pingree Ave., and the July 10, at the A B C Summer troit and for room rent to an
s with the Aztecs.
bridegroom is the son of Mr. Home.
orphan student in a Hebrew col-
Among the features of the day lege—a total of 39 cases than
and Mrs. Ruben Young of Cleve-
was music by the A B C Mixed being helped with $195.
orth Woodward Branch land, 0.
The ceremony was performed Chorus and athletic contests by
Excursion to Bob-Lo
Arrangements were made for
by Rabbi A. M. Hershman, as- the A B C Sports Group. The a tag day to be given Sunday,
July 26
sisted by Cantor J. H. Sonenklar, outstanding feature was an ad- July 17, at Mt. Clemens. The
dress by Dr. Frank Bohn on "The
organization has a permit from
Mrs. Anna Goldberg, newly- under a canopy of white carna- German Tragedy."
tions and lilies of the valley,
ected president of the North flanked on both sides by white
Dr. Bohn, a noted economist the mayor of Sit. Clemens.
A special meeting of the 'board
oodward branch of the Jewish
tapers burning in' branch candel- and authority on German affairs, of directors will be held Monday,
per h m
)I\ omen's European Welfare Or-
stressed the need for all German
July 18, at the residence of Mrs.
l e a , nization, will be hostess to abra.
Americans
and
Americans
of
Ger-
Miss Rhea Green attended the
B.
Rosenstein,
3204
Glynn
Ct.
embers at a luncheon meeting bride as maid of honor. The man descent to remove the stigma
her home, 2927 Sturtevant bridesmaids were Miss Evelyn now attached to anything labelled
ve., on Wednesday, July 20, at Young of Cleveland, Mrs. Saul German or Nazi. He traced the
Highland Park A. Z. A. 313
2:30 p. m.
history of the German Americans
Plans will be discussed for the Robins and Mrs. Jules Schwartz. in this country, citing their tra-
Elects New Officers
Irving
Sustin
of
Canton,
0.,
as-
ditional love for liberty and free-
n nual excursion to Bob-Lo on
uesday, July 26. Sirs. Ida sisted Mr. Young as best man; dom, and their fight for these
Wilfred
Katz was elected presi
chultz, chairman, has charge of and the ushers were Alvin principles in the wars of the Uni- dent of Highland Park Chapter
August,
Saul
Robins
and
Jules
ernes for children and adults. Schwartz.
ted States.
313 of A. Z. A. Other officers
In order to combat the millions
rizes will be awarded and bal-
Following the ceremony dinner of pieces of propaganda shipped for the term ending January,
1939, are: Philip Rothschild, pub-
t ons and candy bags will be
was served to 100 guests.
annually into this country by the
wen to the children. For in-
The bridal couple left on an Nazi government, he urged those licity editor; Seymour Jacoby,
ormation call Tyler 7-3527. Mrs. extended
first vice president; Julian Fel-
honeymoon trip to
. Epps is also on this commit- Wawasee, Ind., Chicago, Cleve- present to do their share in the ler, treasurer; Walter Grossfeld,
fight for the preservation of de- secretary; Louis floexter, ser-
Proceeds will be utilized
land and Cedar Point.
mocracy, by joining the anti-Nazi
o r relief to widows and or-
Out-of-town guests were Misses movement and by assisting in dis- geant-at-arms; Seymour Gossfeld,
hens in European countries.
Lillian, Frances and Evelyn seminating correct information on assistant sergeant-at-arms; Rich-
Mrs. J. Bagdade, who was Young, and Morris Miller of
ard Cole, chaplain. Jess R. Fel-
hairman of the installation. was Cleveland; Mrs. A. Brambraut, the outrageous and criminal pol- ler and Nat Rubin, both represent
the Louis Marshall Lodge.
omplimented on her efforts in Miss Lee Brambraut, Sirs. B. icy of the Hitler regime.
inking a success of the program. Bresslow and Lloyd Bresslow of
Formal installation will be per-
Mrs. Jacob Cohen, past presi- Newark, N. J., and William Na-
formed by the sponsoring lodge
of Bnai Brith, Louis Marshall
ent, was elected an honorary gle, Jr., of New York City.
Lodge. A swimming party and
ember for life.
After August 1 Mr. and
a midnight dinner are planned
Young will take up their
for the informal installation.
Downtown Theaters deuce in Port Huron, Mich.
Athletic chairman Julian Fel-
ler announces that the chapter
WEBER • SHRIMAN
MICHIGAN—Martha Rave and
plans a swimming meet to be
ob Burns in "Tropic Holiday,"
On Sunday, June 12. Miss Alice Children of All Groups to Stage competitive among the other A.
aramount's fiesta of fun and ro- Shriman, daughter of Mr. and
Specially Prepared Play, "Ten
Z. A. chapqrs..
mance, with Dorothy Lamour and Sirs. Harry Shriman, was united
Minutes by the Clock "
The final playoffs for the chap-
1 lay Milland and huge support- in marriage with Meyer Weber,
ter golf tournament is now in
1 n g cast, is at the Michigan Thea- son of Mrs. Esther Weber. Rabbi
A specially-prepared play, in operation at the Springdale Golf
er. On the same program is Si. Zager officiated.
which children from all groups Course, Birmingham, Mich. Final-
An Ideal Vacation in the Catskill Mountains
■ Varner Brothers much-discussed
will participate, will mark the ists striving for top honors are
My Bill" which stars Kay Fran-
first visiting day at Avrunin Julian Feiler, Seymour Jacoby,
of New York State
is and John Litel with Bonita
Camp on Big Wolf Lake, near Louis Hoexter, Walter Grossfeld
;ranville and Anita Louise.
(
Grass Lake, Stich., this Sunday and Philip Rothschild,
"Young,Folks' Heaven"
MADISON. —"Crime School,"
afternoon.
The next meeting of the chap-
Varner Brothers' powerful dra-
Mrs. Clara Mrunin, owner of ter will be held at the Roselawn
r m of reformatories, a story with
the camp, extends an invitation Apartments. For information call
1 month ahead of schedule, we offer our ENTIRE
The out door playground of the not only to parents but to all Seymour Jacoby, To. 7-7516, or
1 v ide social implications, is at
STOCK OF SEASONABLE CLOTHING AND
he Madison Theater. On the Jewish Community Center, Wood- her friends and former campers write Philip Rothschild, 637 W.
ame program is "Little Miss ward at Holbrook, will be con- to attend the open house cere- Robinwood.
FURNISHINGS at sharp reductions. Never before
AND COUNTRY CLUB
t horoughbred" starring the new- verted into a summer dance floor monies this Sunday. The day's
have we so drastically reduced prices on such
st entry in tiny movie heroines, when Harry Jules and his Rhythm events will be featured by other
JOSEPH POHL and HYMAN POHL, Props.
Forecasts open a series of Wed- numbers on the program which Father O'Flanagan to Ad-
i-year-old Janet Chapman.
an exceptional and varied stock of fine apparel
LOCH SHELDKAKE, N. Y.
PALMS STATE—Wallace Bee- nesday evening swingtime at the is being prepared entirely by
dress Women's League
so early in the season. Don't pass up these
Center Festivals on July 13, at
' •y in "l'ort of Seven Seas" with 8:30 p. m. The playground, which the campers with the assistance
ALL CAMP ACTIVITIES
.
and
Democracy
on
Wed-
1 Maureen O'Sullivan, Frank Mor-
of the able staff of counselors.
savings.
nesday.
Newly Redecorated and Remodeled to the most
i an and John Beal, occupies the can accommodate from 400 to 500 Camp Open for Young People
! creen at the Palms State Thee- people will he illuminated bright-
up-to-date hotel. Swimming Pool and All Sport
16 to 25
A membership tea wan given
1 er together with "Go Chase ly with Japanese laterns. Various
Mrs. Avrunin also announces
facilities, in addition to the galaxy of Entertain-
*ourself," starring Joe Penner, dance contests and prizes as well that there are accommodations by the Woman's League for
ment in a Most Modern and Beautiful Social Hall.
1 .ucille Ball, Richard Lane and as entertainment will be arranged at the camp for a limited group Peace and Democracy at the
for the enjoyment of all present.
home of Mrs. Noah E. Aron-
1 Fritz Feld.
,
EXCELLENT CUISINE
-
Admission will be 25 cents to of young men and young women stam, 169 Eason, on Wednesday,
FOX—Gracie Fields, England's
of the ages of 18 to 25. In addi-
Center
members
and
35
cents
to
DIETARY LAWS OBSERVED
ueen of song and comedy and
tion to the opportunity of en- July 6.
L. Blythe, president of Social
REASONABLE RATES
he highest paid actress in the non-members. The public is in- joying the balance of the sum-
vited to avail itself of this pro-
odern
entertainment
world,
m
1
mer's stay in beautiful surround- Workers Organization, was the
Write for illustrated booklet.
rakes a happy American screen gram of out door dancing. "Swing- ings on the grounds in front of guest speaker.
1 ebut in "We're Going to Be time-At-The-Center" will be a reg-
Est. 1911
Tel. Ilurleyville 111
Delegates were appointed to
d
Big Wolf Lake, one of the finest
For Detroit information we
Rich." On the stage the Fox re- ular Wednesday evening feature of lakes in Michigan, these young repcesent the league at the fol-
Mr. Wm. Hoffman, 13808 Woodward, or call Townsend 8-0871,
urns by popular demand Bunny the summer program of the Jew- people who will enroll as camp- lowing organizations: League for
lsh Community Center.
Mr. Hoffman
S erigan, trumpet king of swing,
ers will have an opportunity to Human Rights, League for Span-
a nd his orchestra, favorites of
learn swimming and dancing, ish Aid, League for Aid to China.
The next meeting will take
r adio and dancing young Amer-
from expert teachers, in addition
ca.
to participating in a full ath- place on Wednesday, July 20, at
ADAMS—In "Young Fugitives"
2:30
p. m., in the Scarab Gar-
letic program.
CLOSING OUT, AT COST
$50,000 award to a Civil War
The camp is equipped with an dens, 217 Farnsworth Ave. Fath-
All Candy Boxes - Lamps - Book-Ends - Ash Trays
veteran inspires a lot of plot
er
O'Flanagan
of Ireland, who
PALM BEACH THOROCOOL SUITS EXCEPTED
excellent tennis court and there
PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES
h eadaches for the recipient,
and Other Imports
are facilities for all kinds of is on a speaking tour of the
played by Harry Davenport.
United States, will be the guest
sports.
JEWELRY
speaker. Ile is a man of inter-
Special Rates
The Detroit Auxiliary of the
AT THE POWATAN
COMPANY
O MP
For the balance of the season, national repute as a scholar,
Los
Angeles
Sanatorium
an-
Mrs. Avrunin announces special writer and leader in the move-
508 METROPOLITAN BLDG.
Charles Kemper and Ken nounces that Mike Falk and his rates for the young men and ment for peace and democracy.
SEE SY FOR A GOOD BUY
CHERRY 6373
orchestra,
together
with
a
vocal-
Nichols are a song team now
women as well as for new camp-
Extra Special 'Values in Diamond Watches
starring at the Powatan who ist of note, have been engaged era.
Molly Segal Auxiliary Char-
Platinum Mountings and Diamonds
pool in their present act an the for the annual moonlight, to take
Reservations may be made by
ity Show at Mt. Clemens
entertainment value they have place on Sunday, Aug. 14, at calling either Townsend 8-5960
WASHINGTON BLVD. AT GRAND RIVER
on July 23
l earned during 17 years of asso- 8:30 p. m. The boat is equipped or Grass Lake 8003.
35 Per Cent Increase Shown
ciation in every phase of revue with a public address system to
The
nursery
is
.
being
com-
in Number of Car Owners and musical show production. enable dancing on both decks. A
A charity show is planned as
mended especially by those who
Figures compiled by Hoyt E. Kemper will be co-starred in a limited number of tickets will be have occasion to see Avrunin the next undertaking of the
Molly
Segal Auxiliary of._ the
sold
for
the
convenience
of
the
new
show
with
William
Gaston,
director
of
the
Secretary
Morris,
Camp. Trained Merrill Palmer
of State's offices in the Detroit "Full Dress," scheduled for fall passengers. Tickets may be pur- teachers are in charge, and Miss Detroit Consumptive Relief So- Contributions to the Sylvia Contributions to the Jewish
ALTES
chased
at
the
office
of
the
Aux-
ciety
of
Denver, Colo.
area, show a better than 35 per production, unless he rejoins the
Eleanor Norosky is directing this
Simons Memorial Schol-
Children's Home
Through the courtesy of Sam-
'
in c rease in the number of "You Never Know" company, in iliary 1711 Clairmount, at the fine portion of the Avrunin Camp.
arship Fund
meetings
at
Jericho
Temple,
2705
uel
Kraemer,
who has donated
i
which he appeared at the Cam
motor l car owne rs purchasing
The Jewish Children's Home of
his hotel for the evening. the
half-year plates during the first this spring as comedy lead for Joy Road.
Contributions to the Sylvia Si- Detroit wishes to acknowledge
All organizations are invited Gifts to North End Clinic show will be held at the Krae-
six months of the y ear. In 1937, Libby Holman. Nichols has writ-
with
thanks the receipt of dona-
mons
Memorial
Scholarship
Fund
to
make
this
moonlight
their
own
mer's
Olympia
Hotel
in
Mt.
Clem-
months,
half-year
ten
more
than
20
new
songs
for
the first six
from the following:
and to share in this enterprise
plates totalled 30,7123 and for their current act.
North End Clinic haas received ens on Saturday, July 23, at of the Detroit Music Study Club tions
Mrs. Paul; Mrs. I. Finkelstein: Itr•
to
aid
men,
women
and
children
were
received
this
week
from
the
p. m. Tickets may be ob-
Frank Paris stliys for a final
the same period this year 41,512.
the following contributions:
I. Tabashn:k, In honor of recovery ef
afflicted with tuberculosis.
daughter: Mra A. Cohen; Mtn I
III honor of •Sth wedding son!, fr. tained at the door or by calling following: Mr. and Sirs. Robert
The deadline for the half-year week with his marionettes.
We"
Mrs. Sarah Blumenthal.
.
of so-
sod Mrs Maurh• 7.ark- Mrs. Gold, the president, Tyler
MADE FROM
This is the Silver Jubilee year awry
Marwil, in honor of the 25th wed- Abrams;
Bright dance routines by May-
plates is Aug. 31 and motorists
Mrs
of
Branch. h story
S h k
e y int roh m .,1 , 41 , r nfanie ,l‘ f
;co nt..:
4-7802.
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Albert /healer; Mrs I Jennie Kennon
noh7rdatii:Lon the must get t belle Van's Adorable!, with solo of the Los Angeles Sanatorium
COSTLIER MATERIALS
k
of
Pontiac;
Mrs.
Its•kin
ART
UP!
F•1111
rt•Judson of New York f rn111 thn FM.
Maurice II. Zackheim; Mr. and Ventral Music Store, lir. Barn
specialties, are set to Paul Neigh- and its affiliated institutions, the ley
white
Family: In memory of Mrs Re.
Mrs. Maurice Morse, in honor of Schwartz.
new ones before plates 1. During bor's music. June Burde is one Ex-Patients home, the children's becea Tr..a from Red Indian
RODIN CLUB
row-
memory of Samuel I: Gar,
and adults' clinic. The sana• p.):
the first six months this year only of the Adorables•
Rodin Club met at the home of the graduation of Naomi Stone.
from the Mime. Henrietta 00.1 Sena
torius is being enlarged by the olaneon. in memory of W1111.11 w- R Mrs. A. Zierer, 2444 Tuxedo, on Contributions to the fund are be-
111,318 full-year plates were sold
CARD OF THANKS
from the lliatunt Ilan delta June 22. Cards, with prizes, fol- ing taken by Mrs. Edith Saabs, ARENA GARDENS WRESTLING
as against 134,292 in the same
President Roosevelt's first choice building the International Ladies
and Set, Robinson
Frankie Talaber, the wrestling
period of 1937, a better than 17 for the newly created position of Garment Workers Union, to and
For the SuPel•Mentary Illedhat As. lowed the meeting and a lunch Tyler 5-6723.
eon of a mat champion of other
administrator
of
the
wage
and
make
room
for
those
clarenring
Chant.*
Fund
for ChIldron. In roam. was served at midnight-- -- -
Samuel
per
cent'
decrease.
The
total
of
The family of chi late -
or• of Abe Fisher frorn Mrs Samuel
B. Mayer wish to thank their full and half-year plates during hour law was Dr. Isadore Lubin, for admission.
The next meeting will be held
It was forbidden to wear gloves days, will get his second- chance
l'olburn
many relatives and friend *for the first six months this year was head of the Labor Department's
For the Roet•I Sergi, Relief Fund . Wednesday evening, July 20,
at durirg prayers bcause humility to win a title for himself in next
Jennie Grogan Sferulot.n Si..
- the kindnesses shown them dur- 152.828 as against 165,015 in bureau of statistics ... But Lubin Dieter-4.y Florist Tatar 14422. Prom
8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. was essential to a proper devo- Monday's star bout at the Arena
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