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March 28, 1924 • Page Image 1

…America Puisk periodical eater 1, 1924 r 1.. All Jewish News All Jewish Views 1 WITHOUT BIAS 1- 1 - EbETROIT BWISR, ffRONICL - THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DECRIES EXCLUDING Candidate on 1 NOTABLE PROPOSALS Hospital Building BRANDEIS ASKED TO I May Be Third Party Ticke t Going on Apace KIN OF RESIDENTS MADE BY STRUNSKY RUN AS CANDIDATE et"re8 As We" As "x- IN UNITED STATES AND PROF, ISAACS New SStructures WITH LA FOLLETT...…

March 28, 1924 • Page Image 2

…TitE *non; r'frsGE TWO kwisn (11Kamaz PISGAH LODGE ASKS FOR SOCIAL BUDGET ' —ifregigigig algaBlaillkrg wwwtornusIV jg ig A Louis XVI Chamber Suite of Adopts Resolution Asking Grant of Appropriations. At the last meeting of Pisgah Lodge No. 34, I. 0. li. B., held Monday evening, March 21, the following reso- luti•n, which was introduced by Mil- ' ton M. Alexander, was unanimously adopted: "Whereas, It has been called to the attention of ...…

March 28, 1924 • Page Image 3

…A merica ffewisk Perlalleal Carter CLIFTON MMUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE WI I": 'JP:Ham; frwlsii (ARON ICU; 'grata-nal i111 g.Tittb ;Notes 3—eik rAt sa.slc7s, sP.rizs KUSSE 1448 %waste Pawn • An Artistic Achievement Spfing Hats 0 FASHIONED in brown kid, black suede beige suede, grey suede, black satin. AT $11.50. Style is the keynote of this charming composi- tion. An irresistible crea- tion, wholly new in de- sign — y e t...…

March 28, 1924 • Page Image 4

…ML91:TR01Thisttei RONK LE PAGE FOUR BROADCASTING JUDAISM INSTITUTE NOTES ' Purim Community Night: By ABRAHAM BURSTEIN Owing to the large number of Purim celebrations (luring the week- m the heights of Mount Willy Pogany and Mrs. Nathan Sold- It was fr end of Purim, the Jewish Institute Sinai that Judaism was first broad- man, who on March 3 en to deliver a will hold its annual Purim entertain- cast to the world; and today it is lecture on ...…

March 28, 1924 • Page Image 5

…A merica ,fewisk Periodical Critter SS pril ring pos- par- itire hich d in sav- ying here mr ?Seth in the upp cr irk Leg's' erection of Roosevelt to lower hot v Assent's/ at will in rot Mantua , an Museum of . The n ire of a p er- ions relat i ne, sich the 1 ate iterest. CLIFTON /MINUS • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE FIVE THEDErnonlixstt_ORONlan BOOK REVIEWS Athens and Jerusalem Romance of • Notable Jewish Figure in Early Days of the Repu...…

March 28, 1924 • Page Image 6

…Ono —S AWINI I el ItON IC LE PAGE SIX r THEREntonjEwistieittoracu Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing C•e, inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, Business Manager Entered as Becontl-clan- matter Miatch Y. Mu h., under the Act of Si•rch - - •t the ito twice at Detrott. --- -- Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West of bringing racial unity, for we feel quite incompetent to chang...…

March 28, 1924 • Page Image 7

…A merica ffewisk Pedalled Carta 111: 1 1521. Br Chas. H. J•sosh.1 Rabbi Stephen S. Wise was born 0,1 St. Patrick's Day. Rather s!gnifi• cent, to .y the least. Our good friend, the rabbi, when it comes to (hiving out snakes, shows himself to be as adept a• tic valiant St. Patrick hitnself. Dr. Wise was 50 years old on Marc', 17 and Ciousands gathered to do him honor. Testimonials from great men of all creeds an d national ties were offered...…

March 28, 1924 • Page Image 8

…MekerRonjonsmentomaz PAGE EIGHT Ettgagemrnto , Mrs. Samnuel Tanner announces t he engagement of her sister, M iss Shirley Isaacs, to Samuel S. Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Fisher of Dayton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Zussman an- I nounce the engagement of their' daughter, Faye, to Jule II. Wolfson, son of Mrs. Anna Wolfson. All eoclety Items and other local notes should be communicated Is tl.e ernes of The Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesd...…

March 28, 1924 • Page Image 9

…Americalt i's"'* Periodical _ eater carrot, AYV4VI • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE NINE THE aglitOITSM ISHII I tON IC LE BSIEGEL CO.. .00.1.1, • MAT. No connection with any other store The pa f. Sprang Coats at $55.00 Are Varied in Line and Luxurious in Fabric Popular street and dress models in the full flare and mannish styles featuring notch and convertible col- lars, raglan and set - in sleeves, patch and fancy pockets, two-tone...…

March 28, 1924 • Page Image 10

…Iiicl)cmori;frwtsii(liKONICIL PAGE TEN THE ELEMENTS OF PALESTINIAN RECONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT IS SHOWN :-: CLASSIFIED given with fine effect and appealing IN PALESTINIAN SURVEY power by several Detroit singers, C who, if they were at all present, must NEW YORK.—An interesting pic- FOR SALE—Small hotel on Itel have wondered why they had been Island, Orion, Mich. Tweet neglected at this time of all times, Digest of ■ Report Ly the Noted Exp...…

March 28, 1924 • Page Image 11

…A 101(1'4711 newish Periodical Jester CLIFTON A41.401 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO [ED •_. • Dodge Since December 1st., Joseph It. Netzorg, for the last nine Brothers dealers have consistenely il years in te business and broken all previous records for de- aut h omobile r. livery of cars to customers. Ma- connected with the Studebaker (or poration during the last three years, terially increased factory capacity and AUTO BODIES Fender, Gas Tanks, ...…

March 28, 1924 • Page Image 12

…MARCH 28, 192 011tONICIE THE ART OF MAURICE SWARTZ By IRMA KRAFT BY DAVID J. HIRSCH iunii (Copyright, 1924, Jewish Telegraphic Agency.) 1- 111ritil 141PAIMA VIAMICV 1:14%Mble ■ AA % • %% • ■•■■■ ,00:••• ■•••■■•4■ •••%•%••%% 0 I / In April of this year Maurice of the new world the great meaning of Swartz and his company of 2s people what life can mean. They know drama, e with the scenic settings for a series the bitterness of immigr...…

March 21, 1924 • Page Image 1

…A merio, fewisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON /MINUS • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 14, 1924 All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS Telephone GLENDALE IffibETROIT LWISH. 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924 VOL. XV. NO. 17 RABBI KRASS URGES RELIGION IN SCHOOLS AS ESSENTIAL NEED' 5 ray len i he vith ad- .her E fte to ads etc, was m's um ires tiles ;183 nect n y's cted a...…

March 21, 1924 • Page Image 2

…PE 9ErRorri6NTsi1 PAGE TWO RONICIL pointed out that there are couatrias, porting a population in Palestine such as Japan, engaged in large scale large as that in Biblical times production that lack raw materials, a standard of life equal to or slig but a study of what that country pro- higher than that of the count duces and the labor conditions under from which Jews are coming. The whole of I'alestine, no le which it works, as well as a st...…

March 21, 1924 • Page Image 3

…A INCrialll Pelt Priodied eater CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO EifisTKOITILWISH Ct1AON1CL discuss soil nfall; all of affirmatively rts good and me that the colonists are that it is pos. ky and sandy ighly produss ,acriflees hats suffering ha, n and worm: t hardest con- t in the early nt is a miser- inust not seem e idealism of land is such natter of fact that it is to ir efforts that agricultural ars of the Jew, s idealism, can o a lan...…

March 21, 1924 • Page Image 4

…man r VIEDErKorrimsti &ROT ICLE PAGE FOUR obstacles it is surely a remarks world would stand back of the re- beauty, my beauty, who will give me' other question for which he so wished building of a Jewish Palestine, would achievement. Many agricultural settlements h a favorable answer, and had for such back my beauty?" begin to question the wisdom of the been founded so that today nearly long time. Balfour Declaration. She was BO unhappy a...…

March 21, 1924 • Page Image 5

…A merica ffelvisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 10, 01110 PAGE FIVE TeesPerRon;jonsmentometz rem arkable :meats have y nearly 60 opulation of Ilion. These .1 the equal on which is ing that we ding olives, .nes, grape- almonds. :ars a very and decors. sided which .achment of pas sible the ill sides and stion has es- imatic zones mental sta- ;formed that ins are con- been intro. nodern sain- ts the health, people. irk. un m...…

March 21, 1924 • Page Image 6

…1+i u. 1)rritory /rwt.rt EtoN k LE PAGE SIX eoz.s. j i re:Am Nt., V. . iritp101111ROT re:X•- ■ Nt. a" 1. Nt- M.P.. 11410,171 3 11...0.111. . IMO OM, mod Published Weekly by Tbe Jewish Chreekle Publishieg Co., loc. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor .1%,1 31%. Nt or • NS,.. reW- 1. Nt, ,4- f r of creed or race. It does seem paradoxical that the alien stocks must teach the native stocks the meaning of Americanism. These Nord...…

March 21, 1924 • Page Image 7

…v 4tmerkau Jewish Periodical Cater lit EDI:mix/own ' , 11Mg0 Tsilb°171- °kJ-PT' T5 JOSEP1÷— GAAS. \ eauty id his npetu- ars he sages, Ildren tender ty the Irtist ' s ens as During Rosen- ime al- sculpt- urge nergies hat no known ite the ,ed his a pen a could led fig- an ac- y elicits se from who re- V - des the his ad- ctiy for group- ✓ works s not. ithal in- , decided an ec- y hovers ittle de- rness of of touch beyond ✓ grace- are t...…

March 21, 1924 • Page Image 8

…Engagements Ce e at :zit Better Dresses for the price! That's one of the drawing cards at this store. In oth- er words, you usually buy the same dress here for less money! 25.00 to 75.00 FOURTH FLOOR Adorable Hats with far more than average style--priced moderately at $10.00 Superior in many ways are the smart new hats in our French Room. Va- riety large — quality exceptional — price lower than usual. s•vENTH FLOOR—FRENCH SHOP WOME...…

March 21, 1924 • Page Image 9

…America faith Periodical _ ere r CLIFTON AYINU1 • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 TitE9enton;kwisn(Attoraut gliatarrg Erbelt Notrs A Spring Showing of A Bride-to-Be. ocial and I cD ersorrai S 1111110h0Ch WOOthari OP WY' VOW. '4•• ■••■••■•■ ••••••••••••••••/•••••••• Sunday afternoon, March 23, the Sunday School will give a Purim en tertainment for parents and friend. under the general direction of Miss. Freda Levin. The program will be us follow...…

March 21, 1924 • Page Image 10

…rn eper Ro r r, PAGE TEN Spring is here And so are Seeing Palestine Young Through Neutral Eyes Judaea Hopes of Zion. Caps for all times and laboratories; that during a period will be presented under the auspices of two years treatment was given to 9,000 patients in hospitals, 150,00(1 1 patients in polyclinics, 750,000 out- patients attending clinics, 33,000 out- 1 patients at home and in 55,000 labs- HENRY "THE" HATTER ratory cases...…

March 21, 1924 • Page Image 11

…A merica 9cwisb Paiodical Cater WPTON AVENUE cmcnourt so, ciao PAGE ELEVEN THEP:TIM:AMR efRONRIC gas :-: CLASSIFIED :-: BOOK REVIEWS BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE -168 feet deep; seven-room house full of beautiful furniture; small down payment; at street car inter- section. Owner leaving city. 541 East Forest. FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room for business gentleman. Garage if desired. Hague avenue between John R. and Brush. Phone Em- pire 5...…

March 21, 1924 • Page Image 12

…MARCH 21, 192 EtErgritorri pmn al RON Kg, ICRIALT11111fC BY DAVID J. HIRSCH 1U111 I WPM (Concluded from page 1.1 .14 GOY JT MOM THE OWNER SORRY MY AGENT durr l'NoNoo -PIE I //SOS SOLO LI IRABBI KRASS URGES RELIGION IN SCHOLS AS ESSENTIAL NEED From Correspond.. and Cable. of Jewish leIegrapble Agency./ /f We can show you real estate op• portunities that you should take advantage of at once. Rock bot• tom price. for properties that we...…

March 14, 1924 • Page Image 1

…A merica faith Palatial Cad a CLIFTON Arms - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 924 All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS IFERETROIT BWISII HRONICL - THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1924 VOL XV. NO. 16 ZIONISTS CONSIDER WEIGHTY PROBLEMS AT LONDON MEET Has Been Appointed to Jewish Chronicle Staff to Inquire Into DAVID BROWN MAY JEWISH BOYS CARRY Russia Eased Task SILVERMAN OPENS ( Asked New ...…

March 14, 1924 • Page Image 2

…W_1E *mon /hymn Rom 1CLE PACE TWO Wien; lagamoom:v47Kjra;:guisdikiciovummiziatvsazavOattioasLit BRINGS TO COLLEGE VOLUMES ON JEWISH CULTURE IN CHINA j211-„nDitaol Four Specials Shown at The Shops for This Week "THE STORE THAT MADE Hebrew Union Librarian Re- turns From Europe With Rare Manuscripts. ; d4 CINCINNATL—Records of a Ilr braic community culture in China during the Ming dynasty hundreds of I years ago, of which all trace had ...…

March 14, 1924 • Page Image 3

…• A merica lavish Periodical Older CLIFTON AYINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE THEPLTROIVEWIS/191KOISICLE That Purim Night By Z. LEVIN Place Your SPRING ORDER NOW for a NEW CHEVROLET was poor; was muddy, and my feet wet, frezen There was a time when I am rich. My window display and heavy. The phonograph seemed n .NV 1 shines and glitters on Sixth Avenue, to pull use down to the earth. Each and the branches of my business are little...…

March 14, 1924 • Page Image 4

…litu7crror.."7,154 , 1BoNiaz PAGE FOUR We reReady A it h Values forMonday! Merchandise Advertised On this Page On Sale Monday Annual Sale! Lace! Embroidery ! Trimmings! A real feast of savings for all women! A say imaginable kind from least expensive to exquisite Boxes and boxes have been unpacked and weeks markin sorting, buying and planning have gone towards preparations for this huge event. Every miaginable kind from least expensive to...…

March 14, 1924 • Page Image 5

…A merica 'meth Periodical Carter CI1rTON An.. • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 PAGE TnEPErronlimsn (km rat 1 1 egratcrnal nitl atb Notes Oakland Mothers' Club, A meeting of the Oakland Mothers' Club will be held Saturday, March 15, at Moore School, Alger and Cameron, at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Gro- vener, City Garden Director, will speak on "Home Gardens —a Means of Beautifying Oakland. A one-act play will be produced by the Dra- matic Club of the Y. W...…

March 14, 1924 • Page Image 6

…der Wit PAGE SIX Ifignton; /rwis,, el RON I az — — fe- • r ■ X. 14, .2*/ desirable sort made no impression upon him. Ile looks upon himself as typical of the fair and eternally young Wl Nordic god and unto the Nodic blood there is none so like. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing C•., lac. What if the armor of the Nordic blond does crack Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor when the non-sectarian tuberculosis germs...…

March 14, 1924 • Page Image 7

…AliteliCall ffewish Periodical Carter WiToN Aeletue Bo, out° PAGE SEVE/i, PIEPLTRorrinrisnoRomicue ■ II ■ 11/W3 DEEM HOSPITAL IM- PERATIVE 141Soit GlAS. (Concluded from page L) i+. ON,'" JOSEPH- A COMMUNAL UNDERTAKING - By Dr. Huge A. Freimd. n• Chu R. Jasaoh.1 Iceer wriest. tent. You may have missed it, no I will call it to your attention, that a Jewish woman now carries probably tie largest amount of insurance in the histo...…

March 14, 1924 • Page Image 8

…FLE fiLTROITP ■ 1S/1 6 HONIG", PAGE EIGHT MISS ANNA SOLOMON GOES TO CALIFORNIA Miss Anna Solomon, who was hien- titled with sariuus social and charita- ble undertakings in Detroit, left last FROCKS jor EASTER $25.00 to The Magic Time--- All society it•in• and other local note• should be contreunic•ted to the effic• at TM Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesday •Iternoon tn order to appear .n the current eroe* las s a. Phan. Glands,. 9300, Soci...…

March 14, 1924 • Page Image 9

…y egisk periodical Cotter CLIFTON ANIMA • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE Mc txtto rrAw i s i (ii 411111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I ...... oc iai ,an d arson& Zeniplr iiirth El glittarrg Writ Notre Notes Nast Sunday'. Sermon: Miss Betty Weingarden will be hoe- I Next Sunday morning at the Stu- tess for the l'hi Delta Sorority at dent Day Service, detailed notice of 1 their next me...…

March 14, 1924 • Page Image 10

…I RolK/E__wisn 1)__e_T_ Firliaz ■•■ PACE TEN My employer on the Bowery wan acute end penetrating in getting the last drop of blood from the music highly satisfied with my first day's beore him. Further still, when he is work. Ile delivered the phonographs free of hurry and irritation he snit- that same day and collected his half .R..e ply radiates, almost exudes, a fine dollars. And the hope that I gave my O sympathy with his musicians, t...…

March 14, 1924 • Page Image 11

…America ffewisk Periodical _ ea& r CLIFTON AVINUR • CINCINNATI 20, 01410 T I uDeritorrliA tut gRox ir. Murphy Organ. . CHINESE AND AMERICAN The most brilliant artistic event of the coming week will be the dedica- tion of the Murphy organ in Orches- tra Hall, Monday night. This has' been made by the management of the' Symphony Society a gala occasion. last spring it was announced that Mr. and Mrs. William II. Murphy had or- dered of Casav...…

March 14, 1924 • Page Image 12

…MARCH 14, 19! n_f tflentorrjensnLAttaitcm cause on earth. Ills has been an eternal vigilance, matched only by the mysterious divine watchfulness terformed a service performed L BLAU allow. II e JOE By whose like history does not record. restless night. "On Ile has spread the knowledge about - A wakeful, that night the king could not sle6p.' the King—the King's goodness, the Uneasy lies the head even of him who King's greatness, and all that ...…

March 07, 1924 • Page Image 1

…A merica Jewish Periodical Carter CLIFTON ABLNUI • 011E4/MAT( 20, OHIO AM, All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS IFEDETROIT LWISH HRO/NICL- THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN PROF. GOLDSTEIN DENIES VALIDITY OF NORDIC THEORY LOIN(); •f lusi••ly TING RVICE“ LIS mi. 5507 m`ire 3500 at oeoz-w. ) MS MENT FAILS TO Russian Jews Show RESULTS OF SOCIAL SURVEY MADE OF In Crimea CONDITIONS FOUND IN DETROIT JEWRY STATE AT...…

March 07, 1924 • Page Image 2

…TIIEDLTR011; AIVIS/ I el KM IC Lk, PAGE TWO krg ways 71, YEW riejfi I NIXW 717 U, .110 LVIIIKINWIEZEIE ATIVIff WIVE rairTE,FL BOX_ NOWA!. SMI Of MOTHER GRATEFUL TO LOCAL WOMEN'S SOCIETY The following letter recently was !received by the European Jewish Women's Welfare Organization of De- troit and is from the mother of a I young girl who was assisted by the local organization in coming from I Bucharest, Rumania, to America. The girl...…

March 07, 1924 • Page Image 3

…A merica lavish periodical eater CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THREE TI E *TWIT, ANIS/101 ROA LE F. Connelly. Greater Dearborn Association manager for .1. MEETING TO PROTEST IMMIGRATION BILL SUNDAY, MARCH 16 : 1 Holds Interesting Meeting Wednesday, March 5. A mass meeting to voice the pro- test of the people of Detroit against the Johnson immigration bill now pending before Congress will be held Sunday afternoon, March 16, ...…

March 07, 1924 • Page Image 4

…7419 mlolcl aagiCARom et4 PAGE FOUR raternal anti Cub '?.\lrtes f.itoadu d Twelfth Street Mother. Club. the World Madison Athletic Club. The Madison Athletic Club held its regular meeting on Sunday evening, March 2, at the Y. W. II. A., 89 Ro- wena street. The club voted in favor of turning over the profits derived from Tuesday night dances to the Recreation Department two weeks be- fore July 4, on which date a field meet would be held ...…

March 07, 1924 • Page Image 5

…A ltai= 'wish periodical Coact CLIFTON 'MINIM • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE PIEPLTROfffEWISfi RONICLE BICUR CHOLEM BALL es Fraternal and • Club Notes Omega Epsilon Sorority. A dinner at the Hotel Tuller, fol- lowed by a theater party Thursday evening, March 6, will be given for its members by the Omega Epsilon Sorority. These plans were made at the last regular meeting, at which Miss Doris Kert was hostess. Reports at the last meeting...…

March 07, 1924 • Page Image 6

…I~ IF Ihalttlfl: JEWIS1101KOM ictz PAGE SIX — _ - sufferers from these carnivals of hate and unbridled passion. Anti-Semitism, however. is a very different thing, EB for it is based upon something substantial, and reveals Published Wmkly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., loc. a condition in Jewry that is dangerous, unhealthy and Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor unsound. It is not an accident, and cannot be explained By D. LEON...…

March 07, 1924 • Page Image 7

…A tariaur lavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AMU& CINCINNATI 20, OHIO JAE the chairman and the other member§ are If governments everywhere. universally adhered to: "I shall never securing the preponderance of good plan of a congregational tax on the Charles Shohl, president of the or averting the preponderance of evil make, by speech, writing or legal affi- make, congregations in proportion to their Union; Julius W. Freiberg of Cincin- davit,...…

March 07, 1924 • Page Image 8

…PLegerrsonjousn KONic PAGE EIGHT tray. lagez KAHN-MARX Mannish Suits are favored by those who are eligible to wear suits! We have many distinctive styles at all prices. $ 2 5." and up to $ 7 5.00 Fifth Floor TENCH MOH EVENTII .1.0011 Individuality at a Saving— It can be had In Heyn'a Hats NjEW IIATS from Original French models ch'` are available to those who have a sense of economy combined with a sense of good taste. $7.00 to $...…

March 07, 1924 • Page Image 9

…A tiniant 96Wisif Parodical eater CLIFTON AVINUI CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE NINE TrtEfrricorr,/artsof thRos lac gIlIattreu Zebrit Natrs 5 thmelhochs ,4 .............., Wooilean1 fluu to1VaihioVon, Bi•Weekly Dance: Student Day at Temple Both El: New Tailored Blouses of English Broadcloth l r i I y With advent of the new suit the tailored blouse assumes a new importance. Of snowy white Broadcloth, which best contrasts with dark sui...…

March 07, 1924 • Page Image 10

…kwuRPRONICLE n_Eljrntour i Lionel movements. PAGE TEN .MUSIC AND RIR\ THOUGHTS Lucy and Mischa German Ap- A larger cast than usual, Erie, features that mark the play and pear Again in "Yiakor" merous thrilling attractions make at New Detroit. performance this Sunday ever This Sunday evening, at the New worth while for every Detroit J Detroit Opera House, Detroit Jews Those who are interested in real .1 will see the presentation of "Yisko...…

March 07, 1924 • Page Image 11

…/4 MetkaN tfeWiSk PeriNlied eat kr CLIFTON ATINC1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN PlEkiskorr,filusnefkoNici.r. tut!, specis' lay and nu. so make the sy evenire letroit Jeu. in real Jes- t seeing ing will se. Place Your SPRING ORDER NOW for a NEW CHEVROLET k.)—Dr. Da- and Chan arrived r, raise fund it for the rt institution- ng the wort.' and Dr. It - ist Dr. Osia: ABE MAX Hamtramck Chevrolet Sales 11426 Jos. C•mpau Hemlock 9010 Fab...…

March 07, 1924 • Page Image 12

…MARCH 7, 1924 staiRor k_t f _ iPeritorkpvir SEMINARY PLEDGES REDEEMED RAPIDLY MC1 TniA17111 HIRSCH Gratifying promptness of communi- ties to make good their pledges to- ward the $1,000,000 fund for the I of Jewish Theological Seminary America is a marked characteristic of that campaign which has entered upon the "collection" phase. Figures given out a few days ago , by the campaign chairman, Rabbi, Max Drob, include the receipt of cash I f...…

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