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June 06, 1924 • Page Image 1

…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS THEbETROITAWISR HRONICLE Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XVI, NO. 2 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1924 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents Adolph Lewiso Lewisohn HEBREW UNIVERSITY Oscar Straus Back [Sa ys World's Task U. S. SUPREME COURT (inspired Of Starting RABBINIC VISITORS Cottage System] Is Labor for Pence Is 75 Years Old GETS $100000 ...…

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…TrO)entotr, ionsn "troy KU PAGE TWO previously sonic Europeans had visited them saying that they too were white Falashas, but that they later turned out to be Christian missionaries. As a result of their activity, large num- bers of Falashas had been converted to the new religion and were lost for- ever to the House of Israel. They frankly told him they were fearful he Was one more of these missionaries who would attempt to wean them away (r...…

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…VVitali r. • faith Palatka! Carter • CINCIHN ► 1 10, OHIO CLUTCH fill ( i)crizori;fi.wisri (ii itox Ir. Ask Your Dealer for "On-to-Alaska" Trip Gunsberg's Products for July, 1925. Comfort and Beauty George E. Buchanan announces that there will be another "On to Alaska" trip for boys in July, 1925. Last summer 48 boys earned their way to Alaska. These boys sold ash baskets and "On to Alaska" pencils KOSHER SAUSAGES AND DELICATESSE...…

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…TricikritorYoisilA RON ICLE PAGE FOUR Palestine As 1 View It By FELIX M. WARBURG (Copyright, 1924, Jewish Tele,rraphie Agency.) Before I sailed for Palestine I talk- ed with Dr. Chaim Weizmann, the great leader of the World Zionist Or- ganization. I told him of my intention to observe what is actually taking place in Palestine, especially of my desire to convince myself how the moneys are being spent, how the peo- ple there are working, h...…

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…pram Saris* Periacal Carta curves AMU* • comma' so, woo 7il F. (fi Romat; PAGE FIVE 1 I ;IFrat!:rniti 2111 Thai Fel Siam Club. A regular meeting of the Fel Siem , Club was held Sunday, June 1, at the home of Miss Julia Berlin. Final ar- rangements were made for the din- ner-dance to be given at the Masonic 'Country nub Friday, June 6. The next regular meeting will be held at the residence of Miss Betty ' Athens Girl. Club. -tr:A T...…

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…PiEncruon-lisisti PAGE SIX rtV2Z ksc4 C-',T42-15 amine the reason for the persistence of Judaism throughout the centuries. Have there not been times in the history of human- w By ABRAHAM CAPLAN ° ..:,1.:luny Ce., Inc_ Published Weekly by Tb. Jewish Chem. ity when the Jew was recognized as an equal and no Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor discrimination shown? There have been periods in the Jacob H. Schakne, Business Mansion history o...…

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…werkam garish periodical eater CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TREfiErROtt;1 13 ■1 till (1 RON ICU: 51.tf5-1-Cri: „ ••• ■ •• ■ ••• ■ W*SWim.aw• r artmilt •••• rth El *ngittaiti Nero Notre Miss Gerald Goldfarb entertainer •■•••■•■■ •••••.M.,••• ■■ •••••••• ■•■ ••• NI•e • A 4 Frail efSeuers , . . ._.___,. „T,„,,,..T.,:,_-_ . , ,\, , .‘.,imoillir,,',i,,,,pvill,- , , , , , .. i, -ir.,,„,..fif i /,,,, '1 ' ,— \ ■ , .4,„.0 og .g.Kgif...…

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…America, PrEtkrRon;ft.wisfiewtracm PAGE EIGHT JUDAEANS ARRANGE VARIED PROGRAM! Prom inent Speakers sad Musician. , Will Take Part. Ansociety Items ami d other 1.0 notes e bould be ceinommicate4 to the am<e et 71se Chronicle be 6 o'clock Wednetday •Iternoen in order to appear in the current week's Mall notice. or at to be recolved not late, Woe, Phone Glenda/. 9300, Society Editor. tans Wedoesrlay. At a meeting of the board of di- rector...…

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…erica ffelvisit Periodical coda CLIFTON ATU4111 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO pr;Pgriton: Awissi (A Rom it:LE ia 1' a nd Qrsonal • 41 4 t ( tLi 2 A- Miss Fay Rosenberg left last week for a two mantha' stay in l'aris, v. Sports Wool Sweaters Mrs. Nathaniel Nathan and chit. (Inert of Clairnmunt avenue have re- turned to the city after spending eight months in Arizona and Cali- fornia. Popular styles for sports wear and general wear. Slip-on s...…

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…a 4satini ► • ..kairk. PI 9LTROI I; j/.% IS/fall:0\1CM PAGE TEN Announces Senatorial Candi- ! dacy on Platform of Serv- ice to Wayne Country. NI•m ■ ar C c0it without sacrifice of st yl e That is our welcome mes:.age to stout women. Comfort without sacrifice of style, as applied to fine footwear, may now be had in SIZES TO _ (IDA'PTO SHOES Jew STOUT WOMEN They are designed, first of all to provide perfect fit, and complete foot WID...…

June 06, 1924 • Page Image 11

…Nevem Palish Periodical eater CLITTON AMUR - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN Tit tl bin toli; /Ems/ (iIanlets AN INTERPRETER OF EAST TO WEST All Books of All Publishers LIBERTY :-: CLASSIFIED :-: The Story of Chayim Bloch, Who Has Created a Sensation in Literary Europe. CHICAGO BLVD., 1951--We invite Public's Eager Request Brings Romantic Actor Here Sun- day, June 8. - - Shopping Directory -- AWNINGS Detroit is in fora treat once m...…

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…JUNE 6, 1924 741)e.riort/LwisitegONICLE ' RABBINIC VISITORS DESCRIBE PLIGHT OF NOTED SCHOOLS rnuncTnniirc DAVID J. HIRSCH BY I CONSTANTLY IMPROVED . (Continued from Page 1) (1 _is wto vfil Air There I. • mine of happinees- 4 golden happines• to be found in he ownership of your own home. )on't throw away your money on ig•mble—kuy your home with the ant money. gaik OT MPOI MI I (SIMI BOARS URSCD5WISIIMPIAIPASSN Ur IRS l a • .1 ....…

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