LPN. SUMS
September 2, 1438
TIEVETROITIEWIS/1 CIICLE
RI
PA GE SIX
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
167 Children from
Reich in Palestine
Har e Id Silver to Speak on
Al tman's Hour Saturday
"C irrent Aspects of the Zion-
ist M svement" will be the subject Youth Aliyah Settles Large Grout,
of a radio address by Harold
in Colonies
Silver on the Altman Jewish Hour,
Satin •day evening, Sept. 3, at
NEW YORK, — One hundred
8:30 o'clock. Mr. Silver, who is
the executive director of the and sixty-seven Jewish children
Jewi h Social Service Bureau, will have just been removed from
broa d least in Yiddish.
Germany and Austria and sent to
Palestine through the Youth Ali-
yah (immigration) movement. a
cable received at the national
Hit
headquarters of Hadasaah, the
Women's Zionist Organization of
Complete Selection of
America, sole agency for the
Youth Aliyah movement in this
country, revealed here. The cable
Choose the equipment you was received from the Berlin of-
fice of Youth Aliyah. s•
nl zed for your Mah Jong game
Fifty-seven boys and girls have
fl •om our complete selection.
uy a whole net or make up already arrived in Palestine and
110
who embarked for the Holy
y l our own.
Land on Aug. 8 are expected to
arrive momentarily, the cable
stated. They were all sent from
the Youth Aliyah camp outside
Ivory Color Catalin Tiles
Berlin where young refugees be-
• Catalin Money
tween the ages of 15 and 17
• Finished Racks with Printed awaiting certificates for entry to
Scores
Palestine are given a six weeks
training course in agriculture and
Fine Quality Dice
In a Handsome Alligator co-operative living.
The group of 110 now en route
Finish Carrying Case with
will be sent to the agricultural
Gold Plated Locks and Key
co-operatives, Ain Herod and
Kfar Jecheskiel, Mrs. David B.
Greenberg of Mt. Vernon. N. Y.,
Youth Aliyah chairman of Hades-
salt said. The children who arrive
also, Complete Sets in
Carrying Cowls ..... $18.95 in Ain Herod will make the third
Youth Aliyah group to reach that
its of Tiles
settlement since 1934. Of the 57
from .
57.95 to $21.50 German children already arrived
doh Jong Book, "That's
in 'Palestine, twenty have been
......
$ 1.00 placed in Geva, twenty-five in
It"
Iah Jong Catalin Money $ 1.00 Ahawah and twelve in Beth Zei-
roth.
Stationery — Mezzanine
Special student certificates
were isued by the Palestine Gov-
ernment for the admission of
these 167 children. With the ar-
rival of the new group, a total
WOODWARD at GRATIOT of 2400 Youth Aliyah settlers will
have entered Palestine since the
KERN'S -
MAH JONG SETS
Complete Set
*295 °
KERN'S
IZEDAKAH JRS. DANCE
beginning of the Jewish youth i t
immigration movement in 1934,
1 ON SUNDAY, SEPT. 18
Mrs. Greenberg stated. There are
a total of 35 agricultural co-
Proceeds for "Zedakah Camp'
operatives and three centers
throughout Palestine where the
Program of Youth Croup
children are sent for a two and
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Sherman announce the engagement of thei
year
training
three
sometimes
On Sunday evening, Sept. 18,
daughter, Eleanor, to Avery Weiawaaser, son of Moses Weiswasser.
period in agricultuarl and acad-
the Zedakah pre-Holiday dance
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Brown of W. Grand Ave. announce th
emic work. More than 9(10 boys
and girls have already been grad- engagement of their daughter, Selma, to Maxwell P. Stromer, son is to be held, at Hotel Statler,
uated from the course and of of Phillip Stromer of New York City.
I with music by Marvin Kahn, as
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Feigenson of Sturtevant Ave. announce the presented by Mike Falk. Prizes
these 75 per cent have chosen to
remain in agricultural work. Mrs. engagement of their daughter, Gertrude, to William Schmittel, son
of Mr.'and Mrs. Sam Schmittel of Pingree Ave.
Greenberg pointed out.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bernstein of 1530 W. Euclid Ave. announce
engagement of their daughter, Yetta, to Nathan Rosenthal, son'
Bicur Cholem Seniors to the
of Mr. and Mrs. Isar Rosenthal of 2514 Hazelwood Ave. The wed-1
Meet Tuesday
ding will take place in December.
Mrs. R. Kief announces the engagement of her daughter, Rose,
Senior Bicur Cholem will have
to Oscar Shore, son ofellarry Shore. The wedding is to take place
ia g Tuesday, ,,idS,eriptt.. 0
1 6 i special m n e stin
9.
Oct.
the
Mrs. Sophia Henchman of Sturtevant Ave. announces the en-
residence, 334( thud°. :Sirs. S.
Selai has granted the use of her gagement of her daughter, Eve, to Max Kalt, son of Mr. and Mrs.
home for monthly meetings. Tues- Samuel Kelt of Wildemere Ave.
day's meeting will be followed by
a social hour. Refreshments will
be served.
Engagements
Annual September
Coat Sale
brings
exceptional savings!
Take advantage of these special low prices,
Wedding Calendar
during our big September sale! Advance
fashions in greater variety than ever ... priced
UNVEILING OF MONUMENT
An unveiling of a monument in
memory of Anna Kokes Gross-
Sept. 4-5liss Adele Maxine Kamil, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
man will take place on Monday,
Sept. 5, at 1 p. In. at the Mach- Joseph G. Kamil of 2639 Leslie Ave. to Maurice II. Schultz, at the
Wilshire
Hotel.
nelah Cemetery, Galician section.
Sept. 4—Miss Ann Zellman, daughter of Mr. and Mys. Louis
Relatives and friends are invited.
Zellman of 3345 Richton Ave., to Joseph J. Glickin, son of David
Glickin of Chicago, Ill., at the Graemere Hotel in Chicago.
Swiss to Vote on
Sept. 4—Miss Lois Elizabeth Wolf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Outlawing Nazis Abner A. Wolf of 12703 Broadatreet, to Irving P. Golden, son of MISS CHARLOTTE FINKELL
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Golden of 15161 Warwick Rd. Reception
BERNE, Switzerland.
will be awarded for novelty
starting at 7 p. m. at the home of the bride. No cards.
(WNS)—A national plebescite
Sept. 4—Miss Ida Nadler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan dances.
on a proposal to outlaw all
Proceeds of this, and all fu-
Nadler of Englewood Ave., to Max Slobasky, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nazi organizations from Swit-
Louis Slobasky of Sarnia, Ont., at 6 o'clock, at the Wilshire Hotel. ture Zedakah affairs, will go to-
zerland was assured when the
ward establishing a Zedakah camp
Sept. 4—Miss Sylvia Jacoby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe
Socialist Party of Basle ob-
for needy children. 'this year,
Jacoby of 2053 5th St., Brooklyn, N. Y., to Jack Taylor of 2670 and in previous years, children
tained 15,000 signatures to a
Gladstone
Ave., at Brooklyn, N. Y.
petition asking for 11 vote on
selected from the senior organi-
Sept. 4—Miss Toby Nayer, daughter of Mrs. S. Nayer of zation's case lists were sent to
the question. The plebescite de-
Muirland Ave. to Abraham Satovsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel! Fresh Mr
mand is an aftermath of recent
Satovsky of Chicago Blvd.
, rioting in the Zurich where
InforMatiern may be obtained
members of the Nazi Frontist
Sept' 8—Miss Phyllis Jane Sherwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.! by contacting the co-chairmen of
Party attacked Socialists. In
Louis A. Sherwin, to Morton B. Freedman, son of Mr. and Mrs. the affair, Mrs. Saul Krieger, or'
July the Federal Council of
I Miss Ruth Kramer; tickets are
Lawrence Freedman, at noon, at Hotel Statler.
Switzerland forbade the dia.
Sept. 11—Miss Jeanette Rubin', daughter of Mrs. Bessie Rubin i obtainable from any of the fol-
play of the swastika or politi-
of Chicago Blvd. to Jack Shapiro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shapiro !lowing captains: Miss Julia Bee-
cal party uniforms.
of Tuxedo Ave. at the Hotel Stotler. Rabbi A. M. Ilershman will ken, To. 6-8877; 'Miss Adele Da-
vis, To. 5-4757; Miss Charlotte
officiate.
; Finkel, To. 6-4136; Miss Esther
Sept. II—Miss Bernice Marcia Goldman, daughter of Mr. and I Kramer, Ty. 5-8430; Mrs. Herman
Mrs. Benjamin S. Goldman, to David Si. Miro, at the Shaarey Zedek Shapero, To. 7-3585; bliss Thelma
Synagogue, at 5 p. m. Dinner and reception will follow the ceremony Tugman, To. 6-3384; Miss Helen
at the Fort Wayne Hotel.
Singer, To. 7-5565.
Sept. 11—Miss Frances Elaine Charlip, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. I. Charlip of 3210 Calvert Ave., to Sol F. Myers, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Myers.
Sept. 18—Miss Anne Robbins, daughter of Mrs. B. Robbins of
Broadstreet, to Joe Menkovitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Menko-
vitz of Hazelwood Ave.
Sept. 18—Miss Doris Goff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Goff of Hazelwood Ave., to William B. Surath, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Surath of Bay City, Mich., at Congregation Bnai Moshe.
Judge Mack, Frankfurter,
Sept. 18—Miss Dorothy Litton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis S.
Flexner, Stroock Spon•
MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN
Litton of Tuxedo Ave., to Sidney Weinberg, son of William Wein-
nor Book by Weisman
berg of Richton Ave.
to make little budgets accomplish wonders!
Sale prices 59.00 up
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PALESTINE and all other countries.
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA
HAAVARA MARKS
"Jewish Emmigrant Marks"
STATES PARTITION
IS "INDEFENSIBLE"
WE. RELIA3LE SERVICE. AT LOW COST.
Pon't
Colonial Hotel and Mineral Baths
IIMMUCAN =PRESS COMPANY
Services for the High Holy Days beginning with Rosh Hashonah,
"Or any Doak or Towel Moot wolne AlOrrir00
rosy..., Atone), Oflice.
wens ...mice, or on, Italia.,
Esprens receipt."
ANON .M4 for AnlerirtIn
Sunday Eve., September 25th and Yom Kippur, Tuesday Eve.,
October 4th, will be conducted within the hotel under the
direction of Rabbi Lavy Becker and Cantor Barnet Becker.
All proceeds for the benefit of the Beth Tefilath Moses Congregation of Mount Clemens.
Early Reservation Suggested
Colonial Hotel and Mineral Baths
MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN
Management: Max Elkin • Albert Grossman
Phone 2100
Births
Aug. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Richard Kotzer (Mildred
Esther Chertoff) of 13154 Taller Ave., a daughter, Sherry Beth.
Aug. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Green (Minnie Shear) of
10949 Kercheval Ave., a daughter, Phyllis Ann.
Aug. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kaplan (Rae Bronstein) of
Clemente Ave., a daughter, Barbara Jean.
diarriagre
WIFATON—WAGENHEIM
Mr. and Mrs. B. Wagenheim
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Ida Freda, to Norman
Winston, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Winston on Aug. 25. Mr.
and Mrs. Winston are honeymoon-
ing in California and upon their
return about Oct. 1 will make
their home in this city.
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Pianos
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In a recent radio address, Dr.
Perry B. Burnstine discussed the
aims and activities of the Jewish
War Veterans of the United
States. Dr. Burnstine is general
chairman of publicity and radio
broadcasts for the local commit-
LUPOVITCH—GREENBERG
... are the rage today!
and
Address on J. W. V.
By Dr. P. Burnstine
4871 Grand River
415 S. Washington (Royal Oak)
Easy Grinnell
Terms
. . arranged — with
your present out-moiled
in part purchase.
upright
The National Convention Committee of
theJewish War Veterans of the U. S.
CORDIALLY INVITE THE MANY DELEGATES FROM THE 200
POSTS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY TO BE THEIR GUESTS
AND ENJOY DETROIT'S HOSPITALITY AT THE 43RD ENCAMP
MENT SEPT. 2-5 AT DETROIT.
THE GENERAL PUBLIC WILL BE PERMITTED
TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MANY ENTERTAIN.
ING AND WORTHWHILE ACTIVITIES.
—SAMUEL J. LEVE, President
Committee Chairmen
MAURICE BORDELOVE
OTTO A- SILVERS
DR. ROBERT ROSEN
PHILLIP CANTOR
JOSHUA HORWITZ
JOSEPH JONES
CHARLES MILLER
MORSE BIRNDORF
DR. PERRY P. BURNSTINE
NATHANIEL GOLDSTICK
SAMUEL JACOBY
JACK "AVM
JOHN LITZKY
HENRY H. SHAPERO
DR. HARRY GOLDBERG
DAVID RADDING
H•adquart•rs
BOOK CADILLAC HOTEL
On Sunday, Aug. 21, Miss
Sophie Greenberg, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sant Greenberg,
became the bride of Joe Lupo-
vitch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Israel, at the bride's residence.
Rabbi Levy Becker officiated.
The bride wore a pink lace
dress with tiny blue velvet bows
on each shoulder. Her headdress
was a small pink lace veil with
velvet bows on each side of
the veil. She carried a white
(the
!bouquet of roses. The groom
wore a white palm beach suit.
After the ceremony a recep-
tion was held for the immediate
families and friends. The out-of-
town guests were: Mrs. Zed Na-
tanson and daughter, Adeline of
Toronto, and Sirs. Tillie Hineck
of Pittsburgh.
The couple left for - short stay
in Pittsburgh. Upon their return
they will plaice their home on
Pasadena Ave.
LEVINSON—ZALUDKOWSKI
Rev. and Mrs. Elias IL Zalud-
ko•ski of Pittsburgh, formerly
of Detroit, announce the mar-
riage of their daughter, Sonia, to
Aaron P. Levinson, on Sunday,
Aug. 28, at Beth Shalom Syna-
gogue in Pittsburgh.
GOLDSTONE—MARKLE
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Markle of
Nashville, Tenn., announce the
marriage of their daughter, Mig-
non, to Nathan Goldstone of De-
troit, on June 28. The couple
will be at home after Oct. 1 at
2448 LaBelle Ave.
Luncheon and Card Party of
J. W. E. W. 0. Tuesday,
Sept. 13
A special meeting of the Jew-
ish Women's European Welfare
Organization will be held Tues-
day, Sept. 6, at 1 p. tn., at Con-
gregation Bnai Moshe, Dexter and
Lawrence. At this special meet-
ing, applications of a few or-
phans for steamship tickets to
come to the United States will
be considered.
Holiday checks will be sent
to European orphans who are on
the regular supporting list.of the
organization.
Arrangements will be made for
• card party and luncheon to be
given Tuesday, Sept. 13, at 12
o'clock noon, at the Bnai Moshe.
Fiery crosses of the Ku Klux
Klan are regularly lighted on the
Potomac River highlands in Vir-
ginia, within sight of the White
House.
DR. PERRY BURNSTINE
tee in charge of the 43rd annual
encampment of the veterans. now
in session in Detroit. In the
course of his address Dr. Burn-
stine outlined the plans for the
convention and extended a wel-
come to Detroit to the members
of the 200 posts throughout the
country. Dr. Burnstine said in
Part:
"The records show that there
were from 30 to 40 thousand
Jewish volunteers or 18 per cent
of the Jewish contingent. Official
records reveal that there were
225,000 Jews in the various
branches of the armed services of
the United States during the
World War. Of these. 171,000
were in the army, 23,000 in the
navy, 12,250 in the Marine Corps
and 18,000 in other branches of
service.
"There were 1,100 citations for
valor in the American Army: The
Congressional Medal of Honor
was conferred on six; the Distin-
guished Service Cross is worn
by 150; the French Military Med-
ia was given to 4; and the Croix
de Guerre was given to 174 of our
boys of the American Expedition-
ary Forces. Fourteen thousand
of our Jewish boy. were injured
and 2,800 paid the supreme sae-
'Mee."
fontia: Notre
A. Ko h ler of Pltobursh I. the
o her brother •nd sinter.
Coons
In-law. Mr. and Mr. Pam ri rotten of
Cheroke• Road. Mr. and Mrs Kohler
NO. k• their future home
goat
la pw•iaad,
Mc and Mr. NOLO Morrison of Lib-
erty a. rstarneti from Buffalo 91
from a oat is Mr. Msrrl.os • parents .
For traditional Zionists, any
form of partition involves the dan-
ger of creating "a Jewish State
that could not live," meanwhile
Irsing hard-won guarantees under
the Balfour Declaration and the
Mandate, is the view of Herman
L. Weisman, New York lawyer, in
his hook "The Future of Pales-
tine". The book is sponsored , by
Judge Julian W. Mack of the
United States Circuit Court, Prof.
Felix Frankfurter of Ilarvard
Law School, Bernard Flexner and
Sol M. Stroock. Released under the
auspices of the American Econo-
mic Committee for Palestine of 522
Fifth Ave., New York City, copies
have been sent to the British Cab-
inet, members of Parlaiment, to
the League of Nations and to
members of the United States
Congress.
In connection with the subject
of a new commission to be sent to
Palestine, a subject dealt with in
the White Paper published by the
British government on Jan. 5,
1938, Mr. Weisman declares that:
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Certificates and Diplomas in Piano, Voice,
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Catalog on Request
Organize Jewish
Gertrude Salon
Committee of i000 The 12228
Linwood Ave.
FALL SPECIALS
To Back Murphy
Permanents—Plain ■
and
Better Oil
°No small into Dino from prolaosing
the itocertalet, . . . Into nhIch Pales-
tine ono plunged try the Moat commis.,
.I o n report. Mellish nikoorcelnIncer ored•
eo .. moor to intmilate Into endorion
form Ike rurreetlers In ohlch the en.
pretence of clo
15 Grum point, nab on
m
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th )
Meeting at the home of Aaron
Shampoo sk Finger Wave incl.
Kurland on Wednesday evening
$2.50, $3.50, $5 & $6
a group of business and profes-
Shampoo
and Hair Style .65
sional men launched a movement,
Iltit MONDAI a 'ft 1.1 , 1171(
Recon..iliation
between Arabs for the organization of a Gov.'
Si'-'
inlIvIng
In NOW, ale, recondi-
and Jews is more easily obtainable
ernor Murphy Jewish Committee's tion treatment. for do, brittle and
by the faithful ; execution of the
dandruff 141111 III 1"n ■ of the hale
of
One
Thousand.
Plans
were
Mandate as it now stands than by
Thl. r,pret ■•■ Nrf
any partition proposal. Exploring formulated for the enlistment of
GERTIII us: HOPP, 01wralor & Mgr.
the consequences of a territorial all progressive Jewish elements
AMT Ill Brier
10)11 5 1 . 1.17 EICPEN
solution, Mr. Weisman concludes in Michigan in behalf of Governor
5111•11111
1.1471
that:
Frank Murphy's campaign for re-
1151110 1(1,55
l'Iler.elontion of condition ProMotiot
IRENE 1111.11STINK
continuo.. Write Is the bode tier of election.
LEN% SELZER
an) project for opamte stolen.•
Fir.
IKIROTIll
The gathering chose Aaron ;
Roomier. the author affirm• that ps,-1
Illlon l•frostrates Amt, ellianeiOnliOn . 1 Rosenberg, prominent attorney,
,,o milting—Mount It a. m. Is 7 p. M.
and for true repereent. •1he
For appoinlinrot
roll TO. 7-5556
former president of Pisgah Lodge
mutilation of an ideal..
By way of remedy, Great. Britain of Bnai Brith and head of the I
Hebrew
cultural
organization,
is urged to frame a definite policy
treating Palestine and Transjor- Kutzah Ivrith, as its presiding
dan as an economic and geographic officer. Others chosen were: Vice-
unit; and to do so along the lines presidents, Isaac Finkelstein. Ja-
FLOWERS AND
of Part II of the Royal Commis- cob Betz, Joseph H. Cantor and
CORSAGES
, sin Report which contemplates the Albert Berger; secretaries, Mau-
continuation of the Mandate, rice Brown and Jacob Garelick'
For Weddings is Showers
should partition prove impractic- financial secretary, Max Charness;
able. Such course is favored as the itreasurer, Dr. Jacob Levitt; ser-
HOgarth 1650
best means by which to "harness geant-at-arms, Alexander Betz.
the capacities of Arabs and Jews
The Detroit steering committee
for compromise and tolerance to consists of the officers and the
the common task of creating a so- following: Irving Kaplan, Dr.
cial economy that will fructify the David Kliger, Aaron Kurland, Max ,
land." The author cites in support Chomsky, David Berger, Maxwell I
for such integrated treatment of M. Chetkin, John Kurland, Mau- I
Palestine on both sides of the Jor-
M. Merzon, I. Sosnick. Ad-
dan, the findings and reports of ditienal steering committees will
the Council and the Permanent be organized in all of the larger
Mandates Commission of the communities of the state.
League during the history of the
Mandate.
Place Your 1939
Concern for Palestine's future
is declared to be a world concern
and "in the perspective of inter-
knit world anxieties . . . a plan
Ore Darr, Snyder
•
end daughter,
ORDERS NOW!
which spells a retrogressive econo- Jeanette. and Mot John Ritter and
Elisabeth. has ,• returned in!
my for the country as a whole, in- daughter,
I heir home in Roston after .lending '
volves a sacrifice important to the the nom week with their ioupina, Mr. I
and Mr.. Mantel Get Moon and Mr.
world, not merely to the Jewish . land
Morris floldherit
111rp
people or to the Arabs."
Save Money!
flag Chi Notre i
BUICK
JULE H.WOLFSON
Zion Bookstore Opened by
Nathaniel Peiman
Mrs. Lena GIGO has returned to her
home In r I.-ten. after emending • week
KRAJENKE BUICK CO.
:;.'". Mr.
,' " H.Z..7::
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11626 JOS. CAMPAU
TO. 8-9357
Mr..
Edward 1,1elitls had an hl.s ue.'
on
Nathaniel Peiman, well known ' I 'l' an t1:1 "
a r renlVii
h't a .l'an rildr.n Pln M
"1.
in Orthodox circles, opened a new Betty tittle 1.1chlis of Detroit.
book store at 3367 Lawrence Ave.,
Abe Kahn left on • emirs. to the 1
Wee
Indioa
planning
to
return
her•
near Dexter.
Pe. 15.
Opening before the High Holy by Peed.
Mr. andMen717ineph R. hwarts and
Days. he has prepared a full
i Arthur
to, r s and
a
w . I ex; r.turnM hour
selection of religious articles, trier
.,
New York
prayer books and Machzorim.
•leveland
In the latter rite.
and
Art hur enrolled In
t
1Ghnol
The store carries a complete of Applied Pi
here he will
line of New leer cards and patter next month
—
jewelry.
Mr. and Mr.. A. 11. Roman and pnn, I
Mr. Peiman promises to spec- Rohe.c ha., returned from I letrolt
ialize in "ozereth liaaretz," Pal- where they lOt•nded the MIcheirnan•
ilareilk 'wedding at the Whittler Hotel
estine products and expects to nn Nunday.
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import as many articles as pos-
Mr and Mr.. Mottle K•rher of De.
sible from Palestine.
trolt, former reMdeno of this city.
WRESTLING AT ARENA GAR.
DENS ON MONDAY EVENING
•
Orville Brown. the giant Kan-
sas blacksmith, will return to the
Arena Gardens mat wars Mon-
day to meet "Gentle Able"
Greenberg • the outdoor wrestling
season's king bad boy.
h• , • returned to make their borne ben
0111ITUARY
harry 1;reer ■ frtr of 1.5)Inn. 0. died
Ile In eta.
this elti oft Petturd•t.
and a
cited to hi, wife: two
er. Mr.
d•utchter of Dayton: bl• mother.
Id. Oreentetrir, too brother- it Hyman
anal Met or th , city; . Mr.
Mart K„100 of Dorn., nil • brother.
`tarry of Tonsil' Ill. Vuneral serf
n•e. he1.1 here Monday et! TOMO
es.% Aortal
in the Temple Abraham
In
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