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…, of Justice, of Americanism. Russia has been reproved! S. S. G. Michigan's Only Jewish Publication. Editor SAMUEL J. RHODES, Subscription in Advance - $1.150 per year Offices 701 Penobscot Bldg…

… editor of the Journal means to imply that the Jews of this country vote as a unit, and that they arc swayed in their choice of candidates by the appointment of a Jew to high office, then the Jour- nal has…

… much to learn about the true state of feeling among the Jew- ish people of America. The fact of the matter is that there is no social or religious group in which there is such a diversity of political…

… opinion as is the case among the Jews. The Jew is, above all, an in- dividualist. He thinks for himself and acts by himself. Even in their thinking along religious lines, where one would expect the greatest…

… harmony, there is by no means a unity or even a spirit ap- proaching that of uniformity among the Jews. And this is true in an exaggerated sense of the Jew's attitude toward great national and in…

…- ternational problems. The Jews are hopelessly divided, for instance, in their sympathies in the present war, and it would be very difficult indeed, to say whether there is a preponderance of sympathy among…

… American Jews for the Allies or for the Teutons. In American politics certainly Jews do not vote together, and tho' politicians and news- paper. men arc frequently fooled into the belief that there is such a…

… press that always betray a most hopeless ignorance about Jews and things Jewish, should fall into the error of still talking learnedly about the "Jewish vote," but that a paper usually as wide awake to…

… will see in the recent action of these two great political parties only selfish, ambitious motives. The explain their action by attributing it to an effort to pessimist will procure the vote of Jews. He…

… will give as their reason for their de- fense of the Jew, at home and abroad, their desire to gain political advantages. But, after all, the reason behind this action is not nearly so political bodies…

… Jew- the wonder of the world. proval by the Board, and that all cine. The further mandates for- ish community of Detroit could al- This great phenomenon of his- meats sold by them must bear the tory has…

…. rael was given a pure food law, I cannot be too fervent or too which was beyond any similar law emphatic in my appeal to the Jews of which any religion at that time of this city for a greater observ- was…

… spirit and to comprehend the soul of spect. Judaism. They are the kind who This fact has now come to be uni- smile when they see the conserva- versally recognized, and all over the tive Jew turn to Mizrach…

… the 'yearning and the love American Medical Association now which the Jew has kept in his breast being held in this city, attended by for ages for that land in which his such eminent physicians and au…

…- Michigan, and Dr. Blue, Surgeon- believe Judaism." General of the United States Army, the regulations of the Jewish reli- The Emperor of Austria has gion, concerning food, have come in conferred the silver…

… of dragoons this point. ways boast of a systematic and effi- for bravery on the field. The At the very beginning of Judaism bidding to the Jew the flesh of rep- dent method of inspection of all baron…

… a knowledge of geol- Of the normal total of about.: the operation of the Rabbinical mals, unless it were made a peace ogy that remains unattained even Board of Kashruth, our brethren in 2,450,000 Jews…

… in Poland, Lith- offering upon the altar. This cere- these days. Let the Jew adhere to this city can be absolutely certain uania and Courland, 1,770,000 re- mony was one of holiness. Later a strict…

…. Undoubtedly there are difficulties Board, comprising such well known are in Poland, and 50,000 of this . tary law which requires an exami- representatives of Orthodox Jews number are persons who are with nation…

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE The Y. M. H. A.—An Organization for Young Jewish Men By JACOB NATHAN, President I T will • doubtless surprise a great many of our most prom- inent Jews to know that De- troit…

…. H. A. to a large percentage of our best informed Jews and they will not know what you are talking about. At the outs0 let me state . just what the aims and purposes of the Y. M. H. A. are. If the…

… community that knew of its existence. Not that a Jewish young men's gymnasium is not entitled to the support of the Jew- ish community, but that is why the Y. M. H. A. almost entirely died out. • A…

… Employees of this Organization are con- stantly reminded that they are here to assist — not Tax Exempt Michigan Municipal and Public Utility Bonds insist. They must help the buyer and not persuade…

… pupils of the Sabbath School for essays on the subject, "What it means to me to be a Jew." The prize winners were Dorothy JOHN R. GERLOCK & CO. ADVISORY ACCOUNTANTS Analytical Systemizers of Accounts…

…: Ridge 3763 and Cadillac 3227. KIRBY— SORGE— FELSKE CO. Builders of Subdivisions If our lots are good enough 80,000 HERE are 80,000 Jews in Detroit, and THERE T do not all read the same newspaper…

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… district, but age. throughout the Order. As a re- sult, now the Jew who is a member POPULAR CANDIDATE UP aims to benefit others rather than to FOR RE-ELECTION. seek .material gain for himself. One of the…

… DEMAND FOR The world's finest soft drink, the Michigan Parlay Company has moved to larger quarters. We have equipped a large plant at 1204-10 SECOND AVE. TELEPHONE MARKET 5503 Everybody likes Parlay…

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… frequent literary meetings ; more comprehensive talks on subjects of vital interest to the boys as Jews and as young Americans. \Ve are going to try to keep the Jewish boys, or as many of them as we can…

… AVE., DETROIT, MICH. LONGEST BAR IN MICHIGAN AMMERMAN & McCALL ENGINEERS the foundation of a future great Y. M. H. A.? On the contrary we needed about a thousand dollars for equipment, etc., and…

… subject Of training the Jewish young man in the paths of virtue and cleanliness. It is all well and good for two hundred or so of our best known Jews to be members of the Y. M. C. A., but we are asking too…

… much when we ask those same Jews to take an active interest in the Y. M. H. A. The Jewish Young Man Needs the Y. M. H. A. The Jewish young man in De- troit—he of the good home and fine surroundings…

…—thinks he does not need a Y. M. H. A. But he does need it. He needs it for the physical training it could give him. He needs it for the things that it could teach him in a Jew- ish way and he needs it for the…

…'Ll, have no reason to com- plain about"the high cost of rugs"- if you make your selection from Michigan's greatest stock of floor-coverings. Lowest prices prevail here. Your selection is made from such We…

…. Jews of Chicago, Ill., -have given almost $1,500,00 for chari- ties during the past year. Of this amount $500,000 was for the As- sociated Jewish Charities, $125,- 000 for the Federated Orthodox Jewish…

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…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE The only Jewish publication in the State of Michigan Devoted to the interests of the Jewish people Vol. I. No. 16 DETROIT, MICH., JUNE 16, 1916 $ 1.50 per Year Sing e…

… the greatest has its counterpart in the realm of were a living truth and a truth uni- that in its influence on human life gifts that the Jew has given to the intellect and morals. That which versal. In…

… important into one volume a history of the is it for us Jews to undertake stich survived the centuries is corrobo- have lasted through these many (Continuo/ on page 37) a study of the facts, because the…

…, followed by a theater party, and Miss Rose Phillips entertained the bridal party with a tea at the' flot(4 Pontchartrain. Union Tnuit &mining DETROIT, MICHIGAN Commenced business October 19th, 1891…

… and their quibbles, but it is to the treas- ures of the spirit that have been pre- served for us in this great Book of books, which it has been the Jew's pfiyilege to give to the world. Nay, we have not…

… of brilliant achievements. Graduating from the Cass High School of this city, with high hon- ors, he won the first scolarship ever donated by the Harvard Club of Michigan. \Vhile a Freshman at Harvard…

…, was in the chair. The tor to be reckoned with in the Jew- meeting came to order, and we ish communal life of Detroit. We Settled down to a discussion of the have paraphrased a well-known say- affairs of…