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May 16, 1924 • Page Image 1

…A merica Jewish Periodical eater CLIITON AMNIA • CINCINNATI no, nano [924 All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS 1 ---=-- - —'—''j " ---- - OL. XV, NO. HRONICLE) 1 - LIVISI 1 5VETROIT 11- THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN New York Approves j HOUSE SENDS BACK 25 UNE IS PROJECTED TO MODERNIZE EAST SIDE OF NEV YORK To Repo r t situation Obs erved In London I J. P. ADLER, D BARED Lew isohn Reforrns IMMIGRATION ...…

May 16, 1924 • Page Image 2

…PAGE TWO book definitely is; the !deals it eau chiles are extremely worth while an Passover since a difficult passage in the Talmud. and joy. Never was a beneficent in their intentions, b culties; my money has not come in _— the Exodus celebrated with so much Suddenly the little window of his and I have had heavy expenses. Your An Ancient they are delightfully old, as far in A room was torn open, so that the panes joy and religious zeal as th...…

May 16, 1924 • Page Image 3

…f avisk Pendia ago CLIFTON ATMS • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE TARES 7itcJ)ErRon;Inasn(ii RON lac fraternal aub Cub ;Notes '77 it emir, while and Lions, bu' as far a prophet. he society book is is• s for thou ved in h ■ iries. Th, R is to: Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority. The last regular meeting of the Sigma I'hi Gamma Sorority was held on Mothers' Day at the borne of Miss Beatrice Miller of Hazelwood , ave- nue. A sorority sung was adopted. Plan...…

May 16, 1924 • Page Image 4

…711COLTKOf11/11e1}/i0 1 KONICIL FAA rou t. *h. .52Ynkt.-?"'"LS 3-5,.) - a2(44'04•SZ rillIMINS1111191110141111:19.1111 1NTECIll ia tied mit Published Weekly by The Jewleh Chronol• l'ohltshing Co., Inc. _ tinue to give of his abundant vitality with the conscious- ness that he is improving the quality of humanity anti helping to bring about a more happy time for a sorely tried and much troubled world. AS WE GO ALONG nTo ()- The Rising...…

May 16, 1924 • Page Image 5

…6/4 iiterkail lavish Paisileal eater CLAYTON AYSNUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIVE . THEikfROfTIEIVISR et RON iar, 01 ■ 9110 ,1II•M . ► 1 rt60 Oif9+114. 5 HOUSE SENDS BACK IMMIGRATION BILL FOR CONFERENCE (Continued from Page 11 like the as ish tu- hat, I in art, ire irs, e to ple, hout ' tiers rice is a A 'e- ared, I yet liver, the upon 5, erica ti iistory ell give at are n. OA•s to which them a s been in the if the ple of...…

May 16, 1924 • Page Image 6

…TlIE LTROIT -. ■ wwww ■■••■■■ www PAGE SIX ,ocial au QfSonal itfrw ig r HELD-SOLOMON j Imported Model Dresses at Qreatly Reduced Prices The marriage of Miss Sally Solo- of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hazelwood avenue,. Those who desire to obtain unusual dresses im- I land Oscar Held, son of Mr. and Mrs. ported from the best designers in France, will find Otto Held, was solemnized Sunday this is the right time to visit the Misses' and Women's , ...…

May 16, 1924 • Page Image 7

…6 ,Aistericil ,farislt palatial/ Carter custom avenue - cotarrnart ao, onto WI L DifilltOIT t07'41CLI: 0 1__----- --his Arthur Berick, accompan led b; of O daughters, Rose and Betty, wen! avenue will leave Sunday to motor to to attend the Be- 1, Providence, It. I., rick-Alpert nuptials. Before return-, ing they will make a short visit in 1 B reakfast Coats 15, '25, up on Tyler avenue. t Shown in exquisite colorings, in- Mrs. Max Lieb...…

May 16, 1924 • Page Image 8

…74V.L.IWITillWISLI Will" PAGE EIGHT IMSIC AD MUSICIANS. 4A1414 Furniture Upholsterir form. and each selection was greeted and with prolonged applause, the climax coming with a truly masterly reading Refinishing of Tschaikovsky's overture, 1812." at There were presentations and speeches during the concert, while Moderate Prices. afterwards, a happy but emotionally torn conductor gave ye critical repre sentatives a reception in his subter r...…

May 16, 1924 • Page Image 9

…A irerklut ffesvish Prriodical eater T1141 - CINCINNATI 30, MO alma Al t'AGE Jim pm itonJoisn ei lc Ir. DEEMS ANTI-SEMITISM FAILURE AND RESIGNS ng VIENNA.- (J. T. A.) - Arthur jsrzabek, president of the Austrian a nti-Semitic organization, has re. signed because, as he declared; "All attempt: , to create an anti-Semitic in- ternational have resulted in failure." 'erabek further stated that the Jew- ish question cannot be solved by mere ...…

May 16, 1924 • Page Image 10

…MAY 16, 192. liteIkettordcwIsnalkorlictE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN PRINS MORGANTRAU 'Tnurd_Tnnirs DAVID J. HIRSCH BY IUnli UMW • --- Says Country Needs Man of Leadership and Vision. Banker NEW YORK.—Henry Morganthau, Wood- a rho managed the finances of returned row Wilson's first campaign, , ; to' New York the early part of thin and upon his arrival in) medi- lady esd busy in the Presidential Professor Marken, who wits a lecturer at the St...…

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