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…Am eri co elvish Periodical Carta C1111011 011/101 • CINCINMATI 30 n ouzo E SHOPPING DIRECTORY GROUND IS BROKEN EDUCATION TERMED I FOR COUNTRY CLUB CONSERNINO POVER 1 PAGE NINE al RON IC Lf. Dr. Mark Gunzburg Wins Praise of Notable Critics Af ter New York Recital. CLASSIFIED :-: - EXPERIENCED HEBREW TEACH- Dr. Mark Gunzburg, head of the ledgueoef of thepiano department of the Detroit In- - stitute of :Musical Art, appeared in AWN IN...…

…OCTOBER 10, • 1924 ritcprriton;A Nun (AIMICLE RAPS IMMIGRATION ACT AS ANOMALOUS AND HARD MEASURE final Prnmrc DAVID J. HIRSCH By TUIHTTUritQl (Concluded from page 1.1 - IN5rRL- NMI'S fOR Me ( ■ 41 111 .111..neg,INN P YEARS LATER ! (From C rrrrrr _07.7 115 All the crazy folks are not in the sanitarium. The man who would rather pry rent installments than pay • little at a time for his home needs to listen to his wife. MEMBER UMW ...…

…hifiVergorriEwisittOttoNicte FAUN.. LIGH1 be held it the Hotel Statler Sunday MENIIMINNIOSIO•••• 110111." evening, Nov. 0. Tickets for this af- fair are being sold by all the mem- bers or may be secured from the secretary, Miss Anne II. Gold, North. way 5781-M. Miss Edith Sominsky, 566 East Palmer avenue, will be the hostess at the meeting. Visitors are invited. Woodward at Parsons. Glendale 8290. THIS SUNDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12 (First N...…

…• Tido goruEmsn entain_c Dr. Mark Gunzburg Wins Praise of Notable Critics CLASSIFIED :-: EDUCATION TERMED :-: After New York Recital. SHOPPING DIRECTORY GROUND IS BROKEN 6WRIiNCEB HEBREW TEACH , FOR COUNTRY CLUB CONSERVING POWER _f Ay 4R4G3 L JAPANNINt -- Simple Exercises Mark Event, Board, Architects and Few Friends Being Present. ENAMELING DETROIT CANVAS CO. Fenders, Hoods and Parts. We Call for and Deliver. Jaqua-Detrolt Products. ...…

…— Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper !tinted in English r— Telephone GLENDALE, liEbETROIT 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1923 VOL. XIV. NO. 11 HARDING MOURNED BY AMERICAN JEWS AT KARLSBAD MEET , Richest White Man In China Is a Jew Friend of Israel i Whose Death Is Mourned By Nation Today Touching Eulogies Delivered By Zionists Attending World Cong...…

…TilePt.-ntA)n;b3vIsn(iiito.Nicir. PAGE TWO lEfLIX.''"ter"WLM'XlVrlkalUsAIVESITILISIVWX.N.ILKSLIANAILVLIELKAAWinlya rol, n, 46ZIEZII1 -learanee ustnerase fir e- e • tween the Jews of l'etuch Tikvah and the Arabs of the neighboring villages, to terminate the hostility which ex- isted between the two races since the disturbances of May, 1921, which had r esulted in the arrest and imprison- ment of Shakir Abu Kishk, the Sheik of one of the vil...…

…A merica Prisk periodical Carter CLIFTON ATIN01 - CINCINNATI ao, OMIO 'ME oossedsw....■■ Gedalyah the Fiddler Adapted from Sholom AsCh's Yiddish Story, "A Dinah." By MORRIS CLARK in his right hand, and ex- claimed: sword "I ant 'Bar Kochba,' the hero of the Jew s, The whole world trembles at my feet." At that moment a gendarme and little town Biela, near War- dramatic dub. Every member paid two armed Cossacks on horseback I the low...…

…TneDerRondeasm(Aftoricul PAGE FOUR I people of the United States think they want? (2) What do they really want? (3) What is wrong with the country, any- way? A few days later the interview was held. Mr. Ford had 11. iLINting prepared answers for all the important questions Mr. Wood MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION wanted answered. Mr. Ford had also prepared a Platform. The 1111dt'3 Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., I...…

…PAGE FIVE @NOM= lq/IS 0 . 11 GI AS . Colf9414 5 !:hr. dos E P By Chas. H. leseels.) fCemwright, 1921. A reader suggests that my nomination of Barney Google as ■ fitting running mate to Henry Ford on the Presidential ticket of the Flivver party amended by substituting Andy Gump. I am sorry that I cannot are my be way clear to accept the •ubstitution. With the great crises that loom in. ternationally in the near future, our Flivver Pres...…

…AC Wm:40mm (A Romar. PAGE SIX ,act al and QVsortai flow fo•unate, indeed, that just at the time when the socially busy woman - finds her wardrobe in need of replen- ishment, final Clean-up prices in our MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE All society items and other !mat notes ehould be communir•ted to the office of The Chronicle by 5 •clech Wednesday afternoon in order to •ppear in the current amt.'• Issue. Phone Glendale 9300, Society Editor. Mai...…

…EM.Titorricwisii ' Rev. Herford Piad Tribute by ' the Jewish Institute of Religion. r Irving Oberfehler of liazelwooi • avenue has returned from a several' am weeks' visit with relatives I friends in Denver, tiolo. Mrs. Ober feller will remain in Denver for a' longer period. r 5 5S1 r ■ -3 7 11 PAGE SEVEN Ian GENTILE TALMUDIST Ennanentrut;1 HONORED AT DINNER HOW TOL.'3' OF ZIr (A ire RO.N Mr. and Mrs. 1. T. Newhouse of 9208 Cardon...…

…fittlikwortikwun PAGE EIGHT Miss Jean Goldenberg of 643 Put- nam avenue was the guest the past week of Miss Lisette Freund, at the summer home of the latter's parents, Dr. 11111 Mrs. Hugo Freund, at Walnut Lake. C7L i .drld •4>orsortai The Misses Rose and Helen Rosen- berg of 1170 Collingwood avenue have left for an extended visit to Chicago, Colorado, Salt Lake City and Yellowstone Park. Mr. and Mrs. Milfred 0. ('hatlin Men. Eda Herman ...…

…America 'mesh Periodical Carter atrvom /MINUS • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAUE NINE ThE *TRW, Ali IS/ I CI Mr%IC IE - — HOW TO CO-ORD1NATE PROPAGANDA OF ZIONIST FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS se, Our New York Letter But It aware that certain quarters are opposn to the Speedy removal of the Head (11111, of the Fermi Ilayesod to Palestine. There may be reasons' for this opposition, particularly fn, Warren Gamliel Harding, "Gentile Chassid"—When a Reb...…

…fi_LePeraorrlEvnsn (Awn au JOY FARM • AUGUST 10, 1923 Digesting the Week's News HARDING MOURNED (Concluded from Editorial page.) BY AMERICAN JEWS AT KARLSBAD MEET RICHEST WHITE MAN IN CHINA IS A JEW anti-Semitism in the land, Dr. Tang expressed the belief that if the J e w. ish people were to continue to imbib e . education on equal terms with the Chinese and to take an active p ert in communal and government affair,, without forming a...…

…A merica (faith periodical eater i n Michigan's Only h Newspaper Jewish N J English printed e eii CLIFTON AY1NUI • CINCINNATI 20, 01410 IFEbETROIT LWISII 111ZONICL Telephone GLENDALE 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. XII. NO. 24 PALESTINE PROBLEM I' BECOMES PROMINENT j IN BRITISH ELECTION' Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1922 TALMUD TORAH TO HOLD CELEBRATION New Temple Beth...…

…NOVEMBER 3, 1922 PIEVerRorrjaasti cif RON IGLE PAGE TWELVE eteee.tivomeeeeii, DigeAing the Week's News (Concluded from Editorial page.) that it will be of interest to many to note the names of the present incum- bents. Jewish politicians, in their habit to exaggerate or underestimate, at u recent election' put up an argu- ment that Jews, in proportion to their numbers in this country, did not have the numerical representation they are en...…

…A merica Pinsk Periodical CcWet CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ii Telephone GLENDALE bET-ROIT LWISII Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1922 VOL. XII. NO. 24 PALESTINE PROBLEM BECOMES PROMINENT IN BRITISH ELECTION New Temple Beth El A TI ibute to Efforts of Rabbi Franklin TALMUD TORAH TO HOLD CELEBRATION -- Ahavath Achim Ta...…

…ykritorrinvisti Atm 'az Noted American Rabbis Who Will Take Leading Part in the Dedication Services Of the Magnificent New Temple Beth Et w-1**" • . .4- swritc.- -1 411k -S- !Pit wesS,. "ararrnels 1 Third Symphony Concert. BUY FURS The third pair of symphony con- certs which will be given next Thursday evening, Nov. 17, are rich in promise of good things. They bring as soloist the first singer of the season—Madame Charles Cahier Fro...…

…A merica ,farisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THREE ■■ ••=0 pitiventolvaisil OWN IC LE oung i udaea The Result of Mr. D. J. Healy's Trip to France is now in Evidence in this Store! Club Notes OOTBALL, DEBATING CONTESTS FEATURE SUNDAY'S PROGRAM to reacd mere girls nil the East Side who wilds to join the organization. The following new officers were elected at the last meeting: Goldie Goldstei ,-, president...…

…Tit eDentorriensit (it RON IDLE MBE: FOUR TEN PER CENT OF 9,200 I WORKERS IN PALESTINE REPORTED UNEMPLOYED JACOB NATHAN RES:GNS SECRETARYSHIP OF STOCK EXCHANGE: JOINS NEW HOUSE TO BE KNOWN AS HAMLIN, KAY & NATHAN STIRS PHILADELPHIA TO RELIEF EFFORTS The bath-house so important • an Orthodox Jewish community, v. destroyed, and its lack has b.. so deeply felt that the commit,, ,, • has thought of selling their ., in order to secure the need...…

…A merica AIWA periodical eater CLIFTON AMU{ • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO Thef)entorr,kwun et RON ICLE HUDSON MOTOR CAR CO. PERFECTS SALES PLAN PAGE FIVE Jewish Song and Jewish Life AN ABLE VIOLINIST What Leo Low, Eminent Composer-Conductor Has to Say Hebrew Choral Societeies in America. With its dealer Bit expanding rap- idly, he Hudson Motor Car com- I Noy has perfected a general sales poli o, which in the opinion of its 1 officals gratly le...…

…)i.-riton;/F.InsntiiRomicm PAGE SIX 711- E EM M OWN 1CLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President entered as second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. a right on the part of the state which has never been denied by ' them,—it is sheer impertinence on the part of any group within , the state...…

…A merica ,favish periodical eaglet CuPTON AViNU1 CINCINNATI 10, MOO PAGE SEVEN )critord(wisa (ARoN lac f a LADIES ORGANIZED ( TO HELP SCHOOLS 0e5HT5 ri*b•Cri- AS . - ft (JOSEPH-, H. (Cepywright, tam By Chas. Joseph.) i•,pcculi•r. The very attempt to prove the patriotism of the Jew tensifies • suspicion of it. Forexample take that poem that in merely p aro the Cosmopolitan Magazine and which has been no widely ep se•. It refers to a ...…

…• Jactal Qrsonal GlKow Showing-- Tr? ' , r. - ,. .'d i . : V i, . '04 ib Matzufac- turers of •••,\ —A November Coat Sale at Hudson's I. ,i Fine Furs , , 4,,. , ‘„,,,„) 1; . .... • ....,. it •„, .. 3 146 . . - it,.„,„..., g eat ,41),74; ► ,ii , ...„ In the Wholesale District . And you may select from scores of the best of this season's styles in the tilt if r ( -4, There Is a Coat You Will Like at a Very Low Price R...…

…v imericam ffewish Periodical Carter curron AMU! - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE Wirntorritmegkkorocts Otrit:siesieFr--"LeZtaNekle iTritiple ?Beth El NJ:firs Charming New Negligees and Tea Gown's Lo vely styles are shown in pussy willow silk, Georgettes and satins with trimmings of rosebuds, lace mbroidery. Shown in ex- and e quisite colorings. The style pic- satin with overilraping tured is of of Crepe de Chine and is priced at $25. 0...…

…P. M OCIROTTJEWISA PAGE TEN , IVY CORSET "It • 10 1c ,NIMMI•010•0•OW0...../...N•faMON•0.0...../.., .•• ■ /%1•MoD Fraternal and Club Notes Terlakah Club. Discount on all IV Y RONIQL The Tz-dakah Club held a Mon- day afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs. A. Silberblatt. A number of layettes were completed and will be distributed to needy families. A card' party will be given on Tuesday af- ternoon Dec. 12, at the Women's Federation ...…

…A wn- twit 'meth periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVINU1 CINCINNATI 30, OHIO fit EDETRPIVE_WISfi (6RONICLE, Hearts and Diamonds - PAGE ELEVEN ears HOOVER AND MILLER AT HONOR MEMORY OF unshed tears imprisoned in her out exception, acknowledge that and on her fingers. CORNERSTONE LAYING OF CHARLES SHAPIRO they were not required to dissect Once, when Yetta was very little, spines. BETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL she had caught a dancing firefly in Upward of...…

…TfifiDerRorrikwistiffiRom lac PAGE TWELVE Dige.ting the Week's News ( Concluded from Editorial page.) NOVEMBER 10, 1922 SOLEMN SYMBOLISM GIVES DEDICATION UNIQUE INTEREST --- (Concluded from Page One) Arthur A. L. Cohen, LOL7li 1. Frank, 10• over-run by Jewish Bolshevists, vis- Sylvan Greener, Day Krolik, Freder- ionaries, schemers, and the like, and ick Morris, Arthur Mansbach, Harold will make of Palestine a hotbed of Redfield, Isadore...…

…Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English TifiEbETROITAWISII 11-RONICL Telephone GLENDALE 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION REFUGEES State Sisterhoods FLUENCY OF HEBREW JEWISH RETURN TO RUSSIA To Federate Here SPEECH IS FEATURE Mrs. Felix A. Levy of Chicago OF CHILDREN'S PLAY to Address Meeting Mon- Tendency Noticeable to Engage in Farming and Handicrafts. BERLIN.- (.1. T. A.) - Jewish "Samson and Delilah" Drama Th...…

…piEVcritoti; ft.wisn PAGE TWO ?)•MUSIC AND MUSICIANS 4 Amyx rri ALFRED J. RUBY QUALITY FOGIIVEAR FOR MIEN AND CHILDREN INC. (Adjoining The Statler) 1520 Washington Blvd. T That Narrow Heel Shoe For Children Cut to $550 Announced by Company; Willy's-Knight Down to $1,376. The Glasgow Evening News prints an article in its issue of Jan. 6 en- A large reduction in prices of titled "Great Future Before Pales- Overland and Willys-Knight ...…

…A merico, Apish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON "emus - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO jitcVerRon; /Emit Club Notes Mrs. M. G. Meyers has returned from Chicago, where she was called by the death of her father. William Wolsey and David A . Woltiey spent Sunday in Pontiac. JUDAEAN PLAYS LEADING Mack-Brandeis Zionists to In- PART IN HEBREW DRAMA Jacob Kadushin, member of the Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sobel have as their guest Miss Mae Swartz of Chi- Knights ...…

…rtekentorrjEwisit ORO IC LE t PAGE FOUR The part that woman has come to play in Jewish life has 00000 00noos become increasingly noteworthy in recent years. Indeed, it is fair to say that but for her participation in the work of the synagogue, many of the activities that now take a place of MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION prime importance in the organized life of Jewry, could not be Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co.,...…

…PAGE FIVE ThEDLTROITIEWISil OW1.'1101,16 oxfp-1:1 GIAS. 4+. JOSEPH-- (Copyright, 1921. 13y Chas. H. Josenh.) The American Israelite, in commenting on the organization: which have thus far responded to the invitation of the American Jewish Com- m ittee to elect representatives to that body, says that with one or two escepions these organizations are of minor importance and in nowise •epresent the religious groups in Jewry. It suggests, and...…

…imi)tnuon;kwistioitavic.r. rAUE SIX gemplr Meth Eli Notes Rt. ck:Va Sunday Services: 14654:WA 8 H 1 NGTON '51X D. On Sunday morning at 11 o'clock Rabbi Berkowitz will deliver a dis- course on a Purim theme entitled In the Palace of the King." BEALITIFIJIA FASHIONS bre Eh rel 4 .erent Saturday Services: Services begin at 10:30. The ser- mon this week will be preached by Rabbi Franklin, All Society hem. and other meal not. snook) he co...…

…A merica/I Pur isk periodical eater CLIFTON MULTI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO liAPrt Ian 'Swim (ti ROA ICLE Spring Suits film bock:5 1230 Woodward A Louis James Rosenberg of Brush street has returned from a pleasant trip to New York and Washington. Tricofinas, Piquettes, Cordine Twills and Tricotines fashioned in delightful designs. Either strictly .-1 tailored or decorative. Straight- line and box effects, wearable with - \ ur without a belt...…

…PE/jaion:Amu PAGE EIGHT LILIENS, WELL KNOWN JEWISH ACTORS, HERE FOR THREE DAY STAY Coming to Detroit for a three days stay, on Friday, Saturday and Sun. day, March 10, 11, and 12, are the well-known Yiddish actors, Isidor and Anna Lilien. Mr. and Mrs. Lilien, who are the owners of the Boston Grand Opera Theater, won for themselves a great reputation for the presentation of the "Step-Child of the NVorld". Their De- troit visit will see them ...…

…PAGE NINE lit 4)i,TROit*WIS, turt • 'BOB" BEBER ENTERS INSURANCE BUSINESS From "Bob" Reber formerly of the ass avenue, has Elizabeth Garage on' general insurance busi- entered the ness, with offices at 320 West Fort 1•0) rt j Li -- &iv street. Mr. Baker will handle all lines and kinds of insurance. Mr. Reber, who has been a resident of Detroit for the past 10 years, is well known in local circles. Mr. Briber has had eight years of insur...…

…PAGE TEN mEDLTRollfrAtiSii of ROA lux, MARCH 10, 1922 s. Heiden Wishes to an- nounce open- ing of new ex- clusive Ladies' a nd Gents' Tailoring. Our prices are rea son a ble and q u a I i t y the Alfred M. Cohen, a Jewish lawyer of Cincinnati and ex-senator of Ohio, best. has been offered the Democratic nomination for lieutenant-governor of Ohio. • • • • 131 West Organization of the Bureau for Jewish Education of Pittsburgh, repre- High S...…

…A merica lavish Periodical CeNter r— Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English CLIFTON ATINIII • CINCINNATI 20, OtUO BiEbETROITJEWISII Ilit01 ■ 11CL Telephone GLENDALE 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1922 VOL. XI. NO. 12. I. 0. B. B. To Give CONGRESSMEN TOLD (Noted Jewish Writer Speaks Here Feb. 18,1 Father--Son Dinner IMMIGRANT JEW IS PRINCE OF THOUGHT Interesting Celebra...…

…• THEVeritorriEwistitijkox ix PAGE TWO MUCH ENTHUSIASM IS DISPLAYED FOR "SAMSON AND DELILAH," PLAY TO BE STAGED SUNDAY, MARCH 5 Reports coming from numerous when he finds that his hair has grown. cities throughout the country indicate During a later scene, when the Philis- that Ilebrew circles everywhere are tines are gathered around him, mock- watching with an anxious eye the re- ing- the prisoner, Samson is inspired sult of the Hebrew pl...…

…I EPLTROIIAIIIMIG1 RONIGLE ,Young Judaea Sport Clothes Hart, Schaffner & Marx Tailored Wear for Women Sold Only at Healy's in Detroit THE HUTTON SHOP FOR TOTS Distinction and beauty in garments for baby. Open Monday, Thursday and Saturday evenings until 9 p.m. Market 4176 9042 Twelfth St. PHILOMATHIC CLUB Club Notes JUDAEANS PLEDGE TO KEREN HAYESOD ' Good Showing Made by Local Or- ganiaations at Massmeeting in Honor of World Lea...…

…PIEVerRorrikwun 01 RON ICLE PAGE FOUR certify to application made by Jews for wine for sacramental use, is not In accordance _with the requirements of Jewish religious law. "Leading conaery'h tive Rabbinical authorities are in agreement TIFEVLTROIT EWISII gRONICLE Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President. Entered as second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoffice at Detroit. Mich., u...…

…A mericam Aprisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVINUK - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE PuPerRorkkwisit (ARON ICLE RELIEF WORKERS PROFIT BY EMIGRATION, CHARGE iNtiSoiA GiAS. i+. JOSEPI÷== (CopyrighL 1921. By Chas. II. Joseph.) Sometimes I wonder if it justifies • man to abuse the eye-sight God hat endowed him with, to scan the generally unexplored regions of ne wsp•pers and ma gamines, to finally come upon such • statement as Om: "First a ...…

…ThEDerRotylnism(ARopinr. PAGE SIX o-delAt...and arsenal Betrothal Announced All Society Item. and other local notes mould be communicated to the office of tile Chronicle by S o'clock each Wednesday •(tern oon in order to app.., in the current smell's Mena. Phone Glendale LUC Society Edited. Mail notice. se as to he received set later than Wednesday Prominent among the fashionable weddings of the season was that of Miss Adele Siegel, daugh...…

…PAGE SEVEN filEDLTK011AWISHoltaN IC.1; rollermi aciA-41:1C2A-k-16'--( I ocial The Spring Suits Are Very Trig and Neat Rabbi Leo M. Franklin will take I as the topic of his address "Two Ex- Mrs. H. B. Green and children, Mil- ton and Norman, who have been visit- ing relatives and friends in Detroit the past month, returned on Monday to their home in Denver, Colo. $65—$75--$85 .13gfEBEL O Nfr. and Mrs. Lincoln Myers of To- ledo were ...…

…• - - PAGE EIGHT NI)/Niton;Aivisn etROMICLE E1 1 111 1 11111 11111 111 11 1111 11 111 11 11111111111111111111 111111111111 11111 11 111 111 111111111 11 111111111 111111 11 1 11111111 11111111 11111111111111111111111 111111111111 111111ffiiiiiimini mmunin lig, —LANE BRYANT"'"' o&s.$) 1111111111$1 MUSIC AND 14USICIANS. 440/mu eft r , llllll 11"1"0 Maternity Corset willtN IIY (I% EH A 510111 Elth, = Ernest Schilling, Pianist, P...…

…Sculptor's Struggle to Place Bust of Caruso in Lobby of Metropolitan Amazing Story of a Struggle That Should Put Heart Into Those Who Give Up Too Soon. By DAVID S. GREENBERG • A few weeks ago there appeared, in Photographs of the bust Mr. Ruo- a story to the effect newspapers tolo had made were taken to Mrs. all that a bust of Caruso made by Ono- Caruso and her admiration was irre- rio Ruotolo, the New York sculptor, pressible. She sent the ...…

…,..,wrrfr,wisneiRONICLE L► U( FEBRUARY 10, 1922 CombiningTwo Great Events! Custom Tailor Showing the Latest W Our Silver Jubilee Room 207.09 Broadway Market Building Schell's Swe dish Institute Swedish Bath and Massage Gymnastics, Ilydro-Therapy, Local Treatments. The Bast Equipped Swedish Insti- tute in Detroit. Special Treatments for Rheuma- tism, Lumbago, Indigestion, Obe- sity and Nervous Troubles, Etc. Phone for appointment o...…

…A xericall ffewisk PeriaCcal eater Michigan's Only r i Jewish Newspaper Printed in English t CLOWN AMU! - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO iffibETROIT LWISit RRONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION 5 VOL. X. NO. 3. • Home J. J. I WATIN (e gl,ROL 'Sheltenng Dedicated in N. HENRY J. BERKOWITZ BECOMES ASSISTANT BETH EL 'g th rt Jl P- AI it S Lr I t „ a Y. cj SA. c S S S SCOUTS HOLD FIELD 44 Confirmants in EVENTS ON JUNE 19 . Te...…

…Th6lei0fT, /MCA LA RDA IQL PAGE TWO ■ • h to x- which every • one the has right tert pect of the needy pledged graduate FORMER DETROIT GIRL in the field of religious leadership-- the spoken word, the inner thought, IS ORGANIZER OF NEW and the depth of his faith. These GODMOTHER LEAGUE are the things which he hopes to ren- (Continued From Page 1.) der as acceptable offerings before In a recent issue of the New York starts on the long pathway...…