…A-- All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS Telephone flEbETROIT LWISH GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1924 VOL. XVI. NO. 10 GRIP OF AMERICAN JEWS ON ZIONIST EFFORT ASSAILED Summons Jews to Work For Peace of World Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents REGARD FREE LOAN AS BASIC SERVICE American Jewish Congress to Five to Attend Ses- TO NEEDY PERSONS TO AID EDUC...…
…4' ar 7itr.7)ETuort lr term (iu 'ewI CIL PAGE TWO Dime Savings Bank Announces Woodward-Adams Branch Opening. The Dime Savings Bank announces the opening of its twentieth office, to b. known ho the Woodward-Adams Branch. 'this new branch is located on the east side of Woodward ave. ono, just north of Grand Circus Park, between Adams and Elizabeth streets. 4 B. C. SCHUMACHER Some Remarkable Values in Interesting Things For the Home P ICT...…
…PAGE THREE TiirmuntorvbxisligiRoNicil: CONSTANTINOPLE ASYLUM IS DESTROYED BY FIRE however, is very precarious, since' there are no accommodations in the city which could give them shelter. CONSTANTINOPLE.---IJ. T. A.1 Fs rty thousand Jews in Newark, —The Jc:rsh orphan asylum here, which sheltered 200 children, was de- N. J., are represented in the confer- stroyed by lire July 22. By the quirk ence of Jewish Charities recently action of the...…
…llll VErizorr,Avvisn j IIa PAGE FOU It rise– 6:i .14 4 TREDETROITJEWISII elltirfleliq • ....... 06.1044 mow memo in sommum s Puhlialtall Weakly by The Jayialt Cheops:cl• Puhltahlag Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, - – – President and Editor --- Jacob H. Schakne, Busing.. Manager ch 11:1916: at the Postale@ at Detroit, interred as eyeond.clate matter 111ar - 1111ch., under the At of March 3, tr:o. General Offices and Publication Buil...…
…PAGE P'IVY. 7ituVuritort;b:wisn(iwnici.r, GRIP OF AMERICAN JEWS ON ZIONIST EFFORT ASSAILED MAYER QUITS BENCH' HAD VIVID CAREER (Continued from Page 11 ter facilities for manufacturing in Federal Judge Held Numerous the country, so that the demand of Offices and Presided at the neighboring countries, which con- `.r As . stitute a good market, may be sup- Famous Cases. 5, Chu. H. Jo•eoh.I IC.Apyirri.M. 1521. plied." Concerning the plan for t...…
…L 9LTKOIT;PliSil ,PAGE SIX ffIKONICLE ttcln -melds - - Hudso n's August Sale of All 'misty items and other local notes should lo communicated to tb• Oka .1 The pe us the cu m Chronicle by 6 e'clock Wednesday olternin in order te p aar M Glendale 0300. Society Edito r. ail ' so a s to be revolved oat lair) issue. l'hono th•n Wednesdey. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Simons! Hairy Lindenbanin was host at a I dinner at the Hotel Elkins, Mount (Ru...…
…mikriton;fi, WISH 01(0A ICJ; PAGE SEVEN sammisimmineMINY ..ae ial an ezesana l New Expressions of Fashion in Autu m n Coats, Wraps $65, $85 Up B. Siegel Co.'s wraps this season will appeal more than ever to dis- criminating taste. Fashioned from the softest, velvety materials which lend warmth as well as richness. Sumptuous furs collar and cuff the majority of the coats. New Au- tumn colorings. Women's and misses'. Milne liodis Moon...…
…AUGUST 1, 1924 EbaR0111/NISIt GIKON IGLE BUY MANY PARCELS LAND OF H EZLIA R T1111111LTifillre BY DAVID J. HIRSCH TUTITT-111111114 WELL 7 page 1.1 ed fr (Contnuom _ ..... uel Bushlowitz, Davidson Brothers, Abraham Srere, Dr. P. M. Bernstein, Robert Marwil and Isaac Shetzer. At a meeting of members of the Poalei Zion organization, held last Tuesday evening at the Kirby Cen- ter, options to the amount of $6,000 were secures! and plans were...…
…Americo lavish Periodical eater 924 Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English II- EbETROIT LWISR . HRONIC L Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XV. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1924 NO. 10 SHINWELL Devine to Address JEWISH AGENCY IS JEWS AND NON-JEWS EMA IN NUEL LABOR CABINET e Cl u b ON THRESHOLD OF M ens ' T GREET DR. FRANKLIN BECOMING A FACT' ON SILVER JUBILEE East End...…
…TIE VETROIT //MISR (A RON ICA PAGE TWO M U S I C "NM JEWISH BANKER DIES I and she will sing three songs with pi- Ballet Suite "Sylvia";Smetana's Sym- phonic Poem, "The hialdau"; the in- NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Shep- troduction to the Third Act of Gold- mark's opera, "The Cricket on the ard J. Goldberg, private banker of ..-%/s N" Hearth; Johann Strauss's waltz, Vien- 171 East Broadway, died Monday at L't et^ na Blood and Saint Saens's Bacch...…
…a bmericam Pprish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AMUR - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ta.,..sts....1-Ssoirr par ! ES impor- nstitu- ^easur- imittee repre• to had Jewish lebrew active eration PAGE THRFr, e PHOENIX CLUB PICKS the rest of the population. FREUD AS PRESIDENT Y Likewise, herded in cities the Jews developed a physiological immunity to the city diseases. The low statistics (Concluded from page 1.1 for morbidity and mortality among freely wi...…
…TilEVETROITIEWISItaiRONICLE P GE FOUR TESTIMONIAL PERFORMANCE FOR LUCY GERMAN ON SUNDAY EVENING ittutplt girth El Matto of Shkolim. I ung and the people) were overjoyed. But I soon felt dis- gusted. To be a chazan without see- My voice was a high alto, with the ing a cent—there was very little en- Jews for the manner in which she Meanwhile, I regained some degree This Sunday evening, the Yiddish character of a mezzo-soprano. My couragement...…
…A wn= Augur Periodkal Carter CLIFTON AFINU1 • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE FIVZ hicinrriton;Alungrtzlia4 El You 'sychologi. Mct of Dr. Iday morn deal With Alt:crest to is untied tudy s each Fri- is proving should at- Lure: g, Feb. I., as the fore- ervice prob at the tint- CIO). Ol ■ af the Com s interested nc clay will HE Keren Hayesod drive for the $150,000 that Detroit T should give as its share is coming to an end. in our con- d.,...…
…WiEVETROnIEWISil (ARON PAGE SIX r re:if t. 14, ror ICLE r (e-... 114, rie; ; 11121_, *„. " -W,1„g} -fil„1...goA 14,1 .."111, at which Judge Julian Mack spoke on "The Truth the about Palestine." We sympathize with the complainant and join with • an wawa. ■ om Is• OM, her in the wish that many more should have heard Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Judge Mack. He speaks with the authority gained Joseph J. C...…
…A merican Prislr Periodical Older mirror+ mums • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO r. PAGE SEVEN IttoilEntoginrINICARMK34 *10 1%1'6 404f0r5 th JOSEPH , nd rs on ar ed ,rk 'ed n," us- a rk va- all, at he run roll. .ing rew boor mess . He and 10 eyes poi- lately ever- agth. r eply Istor. good '0U— d the Rev- he is —only n the died he is :rated viewed silence orth: Tor of mass! sinful as? Do k of a sinner ir, and it per- oseltiz- iad...…
…beraorr,/nnut Kom to PAGE EIGHT <I A Recent Bride. The Me AMMO In its ability to deliver a perfect re-enact- ment of-the artist's playing the Ampico has no equal. No so-called reproducing piano ap- proaches the perfection of the Ampico. Mid-Winter Furniture Sale O• offices of The All society Items and other local notes should be communicated m Chronicle b 5 o'clock Wednesday •Iternmn in order to appear in the current week. Editor. Mell...…
…A merica 5eprish Periodical Cater CLIPTON 011'401 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE fittPETROITfrmnininucut 11•111 ■ 1 dezaniov,kketc"catriszf,AlcPw HEADS COMMITTEE FOR PURITY CHAPTER DANCE All event looked forward to with much interest is the fourth annual ball by Purity Chapter No. 359, Or- der of the Eastern Star, to be given on Monday evening, Feb. II, at the Eastern Star Temple, Alexandrine be- tween Woodward and ('ass avenues. A com...…
…TREPirrItiltY, /WISH PAGE TEN unvtan A GOOD WILL AGENCY WOMEN'S LEAGUE OF TALMUD TORAHS TO GIVE MANY AFFAIRS COMPLETES -TERM AS pHILOMATHIC HEAD DEAN OF SLABODKA YESHIVAH COMING comment, as she tried to imitate her s. A. S. Jacobs Confides the Secret of Insurance Success. neighbor with the aid of an enormous \ safety pin . In reviewing the history of the Under the able leadership of Syd- "That aster be the style," voltm- • By RITA KISSI...…
…American Plash periodical Cater PAGE ELEVEN Picl)Emon;ffivismaIRoNicul JEWS AND NON-JEWS GREET DR. FRANKLIN ON SILVER JUBILEE W e it 0 (Concluded from page 1.) rather in terms of the great changes that were brought about by the tem- ple since Dr. Franklin's coming here," Mr. Butzel said. Ile spoke of Dr. Franklin's contributions towards uni- fying the Jewish community and towards the formation of the United Jewish Charities. Ile told o...…
…FEBRUARY P.„ 1924 , S 1 Arrnort;tr ts Digesting the News Childrenrs; Comer of the Week IMEIP1T-nnir-C BY DAVID J. HIRSCH . (Concluded from Ellitortal psipt) shoulders, threw out his hands. end 'm VALENTINES r cried: fConeluded from Editorial! page.). haisst" Do I loll like a primer I the prevailing beller among a large The priest unbeschtisan has quit" a number of students in the Middle- different shape. He could swallow me ! West. ...…
