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…I f rs Amerka lavish periodical Colter CLIFTON AYINLI1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Tiii,M:ritorrionsm IIRONIGLE - -- that they had $2,600, now $5,000, 1 be fore obtaining a visa." Lord Cecil Hits Report. Protest against the findings of the l'alestine Inquiry Commission has had an education less than (Continued from Page One.) were expressed by practically tContinued from Page One.) the surveyor had ample opportu. that of a high school. The Jewi...…

…• Zf PAGE EIGHT IS CO-CHAIRMAN OF JR. HADASSAH DINNER DANCE ON APRIL 27 HEYN'S • FOR • DRESSES • EL MOSHE SYNAGOGUE FORMS SUNDAY SCHOOL lacial C Qicsort L r —/fCOV7. /a/I -"--:--"---- .._,...,---- _.,....---'''-' r The El Moshe Sunday School was organized in November, at the syn- agogue on Twenty-ninth street I near Michigan avenue. There is is weekly attendance of 100 chit- dren ranging in ages from 5 to ' 16. There are five clas...…

…Americam Amish Periodical eater alms ATENUll - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PIEVurRon;frwun HADASSAH FORMS I 1111 F COMMITTEE' . Engagements woe} . an ersortai RA N PAFE NINE eiRoN tar. Mrs. Rhoda Rosner of l'ingree avenue announces the '""g emcnt Julian her daughter, Esther, to Robert Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. anil Mrs. Fred Simmons of of nuth. Fullerton avenue returned from S Mr. and Mrs. David Esker of Tuxedo avenue announce the engag...…

…PAGE TEN ellaaaN n. PIEDLTROIT EN1SII RON1CLE _ _ m u s ic aniromunis tphri:setn,,tsi tnogretha4e Mer,;.Spool- :, : I inci- tions for the first time and inci- dentally the orchestra is composed entirely of young Jewish men and • omen. I Oneg Sabbath GroupiCHICAGO RA BBI TO Revives Traditions SPEAK DE TROIT Concludes Interesting Sea-' Music Sitio:1y Club Program • son Which Marked Re - April 15. vival of Hebrew Songs. The Music Stud...…

…Amara faith Macs! WPM 4191181011 • 0189•111AIN 90, 'Ws 16.11 1 LADIES AUXILIARY OF KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS INTELLECTUAL NIGHT JEWISH NATIONAL FUND The Knights of Pythias, Detroit loolge No. 55, is to hold intellec- filal night on Tuesday, April 22, 7:30 o'clock. The entertainment c. mmittee, heaoled by Berman anntounces a new ••system of ntertainment. After the business nio'cling prominent speakers will ,,ak on local topics and discus- will f...…

…- fia f te ta et tste ,,,,, . Tntikniorr masn CLUB). N E 1* S Blue Bird Girls. Alpha Epsilon Tau. Gamma Sigma Tau Sorority, An interesting meeting of the Alpha Epsilon Tau Fraternity h Bird Girls wee held at te ' An interesting meeting was held ise, B l 9 at the home of bliss Rose Buch- met at the home of Ted W man on Whitfield. The evening 6519 Grand River. Plans for the home of Miss Anna Kurtzman, 30 Tuesday evening. was spent sociall...…

…America ,fewish Pedalled Colter CUPTON ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO I- FEbETROIT LWISH HRONIGL E - e3logotto1aonourr to Ettergoite the eTaBon of THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1930 MATZOTH PROJECT WORK IN NEW YORK SCHOOLS Cowboy Chalutz A Passover Story A Reminiscence of '21 in Frets Israel. By JULIAN L AVI-SIGLA By NINA KAYE 9 Seated at his table, alone be- Jewish famil...…

…PAGE TWO ThEVETROIT EWISH_CNROINICLf, perfidy with1RULES OF MEMBERSHIP The Jewish Subject in French Lettersre a gard lime Judaism and lun Hungarian garian Judaism FOR TROOP 23 ALUMNI generous apology of the regime Season's Greetings And Best Wishes The Rayl Co. HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS—RADIOS PAINTS—OILS—VARNISHES 1233 Griswold Street of the White Terror which fol- The membership committee of lowed the downfall of the govern. 'Scout Tr...…

…A merica Awish PerioSeal Carta CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE PIEDETROR iEW1SB itROINICLL cook has grown bored with seeing! 0, a wise man indeed was be, the idea of a Jewish National FANNIE HURST'S COOK picture in magazines and news- ' who was annoyed Fund, holding the land in perpetu- BORED WITH PUBLICITY her papers. She has given notice to I ity fur the people and stressing the pleased the many. Detroit Jews are called upon to d...…

…PAGE FOUR 711E tARONICLE WE GIVE TO CHARITY, SAYS AMERICA 13VA0S WHEN DISCOVERED , YEARS AGO BY JEW, Adapted from Random Thoughts. %%% ,ss ..maultautawsnoltsuests.amievenN kl Because Your Basement Leaks NEW YORK.— (.1. A.)—A BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. -54 Jew from Palestine discovered America some 3,900 years ago and When we give to charity too much with our mind and became here a sort of deified proph- 0 et of all the barbarous Indian t ri...…

…PAGE FIVE PIE9E114111;11111SH &RON ICII: Another Life THINNING OUT THE MAIZE A rason'13 (krrtittga Pen-Picture of Lie •t Ain ii•rod, the Keutlak on Jewish National Fund Land in thc "Emek." By LOTTA LEVENSOHN ,.. e ... i It is early may, and high sum- mine sourish black breatl, tea a From r g.,141 beet soup, bean porridge and `''-',i ! summer in }'nook Jezreel. , the little railway station at Ain bread barely touched. IA ho cart, command...…

…• Til PAGE SIX THEY ALSO SERVE f)LTPD1T, /Els IS/leIRON ICU UNJUST LAWS AFFECTING JEWISH WOMEN ly transcribed the entire services exhaust the catalogue of women al for the holydoys and Rabbi Aaron- disabilities under the Jewish law, Rohn used this book when he con- but if something could be done to By JUDITH I. STEIN remedy these mentioned, the miti- ducted services at Columbia, Mo., Rabbi Michael Aaronsohn, field gation of others might ...…

…ThEficritorrlonsit (ARON ICLE ■ have struck Sarah with greater The Triumph of Jewish force than Dr. ('asset's words. Si Brotherhood. it was he she was to "meet!" And he had come too soon, before the By NINA KAYE The prominence of Passover in ;s1 stage was set. Oh, Minnie would be furious. And Joe and Ilarry, the Jewish Calendar is best excm- i Sarah Marks was nearing 40 know Mrs. Rosen's sister came' '' 1 money they had wasted on plified by ...…

…PAGE EIGHT IE erRonjoastietRomax 00*****-0:00000tiootxitti4t:t*Oiioi.to6o-o*G0000000tt0oo A UNION OF SOULS Authorized Biography of Da-I JEWISHLAW OF THEFT vid Lloyd George. ANALYZED IN DROPSIE VOLUME BY DR. M. JUNG I/A VII , LLOYD GEOI11;1•:. an By HARRY ZIMMERMAN 4'0 •-re She had been granted the respite the honor, permission was readily '1: she craved- a month in the wooded granted. ty glades of her favorite resort as a Ruth Mandate ...…

…Ameriam ,fewisk Periodeal Carter CLIFTON AMUR s CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE ' l ny )ErRo rrAwi sn t h eo Ni erta INIMMIL..•••• ■ •• TRUE REST /test Is not quitting The busy career: Hest is t he fitting Of self to ti ne'a sphere. — --- 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111 motion, Clear s rhidit strife Fleeting to ...eau, After this life. 'Tis losing and sertieso. The highest and best 'Ti onward, tinswerving, And this is ...…

…1iIF,9)c-morr, /EWIS/161R0/4101 PAGE TEN PA 000*GO- 0000 00 00 000000 0 004 0 , 0000 00 OGOOTa0000 - I Passover Greetings to All Our Jewish Friends and Customers LENNANE & McILVENNA it PAVING, SEWER, RAILROAD, WATERWORKS, FOUNDATION CONTRACTORS UNITED SYNAGOGUE CONVENES MAY 4-6 Grand Rapids-••World's Furniture Center 1,000 Delegates Expected at Eighteenth Annual Meet- ing in New York. The eighteenth annual conven- tion of the Unite...…

…PAGE ELEVEN THE LTROIT EN1S11 ef ROM ICLE Grand Rapids SEASON'S GREETINGS Facts About Grand Rapids. Population Jan. I, 1928, esti- mated at 180,300. Population growth, 11,0044 annually. The 1928 city directory esti- mates population of Greater Grand Rapids at 192,256. Ranks second aiming the larger cities of the United States as to percentage of home ownership, 50.2 per cent of its homes being owned by the families occupying them. One of ...…

…Thf.termorr, /man M RONiat PAGE TEN 0000000 00000 000 0••0 00 ***I Grand Rapids•-•World's Furniture Center•-• ' UN I T M G A U YIE 6 EV A C / II E V D Passover Greetings to All Our Jewish Friends and Customers Grand Rapids contributed heav- countries. llowever, according to ily to the Civil War, hundreds of the Department of Health at Wash men enlisting from this city and the Department or Health at Wash- the surrounding country, whic...…

…4araim faith Pefildial Colder - 0 GA OR - 11111101$111A7I as, coo ME Grand Rapids SEASON'S GREETINGS Entorr --- PAGE ELEVEN ENISIletRONICLE Center of Industry eA Friendly Bank Experts from the University of :show case, and refrigerator fat... Grand Rapids Ships Flour to Chcago have declared the school tidies. Minneapolis. Population Jan. I, 1928, esti- system of Grand Rapids to be one . "Furniture Capital of America." Leads all ...…

…PAGE TWELVE WillikTROYE h wi sn M KON ICLE tion on Jewish religion and hi ,.. TRACT ON JUD ISM, ' and .;. will be sent free upon ro SOCIALISM, ISSUED O ther tracts now in prepay ' on A Muskegon -- The Playground of Michigan SEASON'S GREETINGS MUSKEGON, WEST MICHIGAN'S BUSINESS CENTER are "The Social Ideal in Judy CINCINNATI, 0, — "Judaism "Judaism and Other Modern '. ••• ■ •WHAT MUSKEGON OFFERS I and Socialism" by Rabbi Jacob ligion,"...…

…5CWI$Ji periodical CeNter All Jewish News MI Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLIFTON AflNUI • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 ONICL E IfEbETROIT LWISR. THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN 9-3-0-0 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1924 VOL. XV, NO. 3er"?.0 Telephone GLENDALE Educator MASONS BEGIN WORK LAIRS . skim jAns , Recent Arrival. 1 ,, Q , WILL SEND FALASHA ' Noted Rabbi and Scholar I DENVER SA...…

…TilEDETItoIT frwisti mrstar. "That is because in their country, BROWN BANQUET IS POSTPONED TO MAY which is very sandy, there are con- stant storms which blow the. sand into ktitttkkaamAsamkagEAkkkm The banquet which is hein• ksgttakxtkxmammvity their eyes and make them sore." rammas The questioner went on his way, but ranged in honor of David A. lir , soon returned, and again shouted, in recognition of his services to 1924 Karen Ilayeseel ca...…

…A lmeria:it ffewisk Periodical Cater CLIFTON MIMI - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO E IS I MAY 11 'ish life, hii ay 6 to M;. ave been lo - 'tering is ex erir and Iler. Vork, leadi; l• April 23, xt 'own, who re. tour through close study id iditions in id the Dail, ,•, i the work of The Ilailassah sled with the rk in Palestine Medical Unit, le work in the lth conditions Philomathic Debating. The Philomathic Debating Club met Sunday at the Kirby Ce...…

…jimPerRorr,/aisiteiRoraci4 PAGE FOUR c i 1 - the Family On 1 me! i Spring Coat Week. For m Three Groups of Women's Coats Unite to Make This the Most Thrilling of All Coats Weeks! $ Coats Made to Sell at $25 and $30 Made Coats Made 37 Coats to Sell at to Sell at WW $75 to $85 $50 to $65 25 We don't like to appear to be bragging—but we're mighty proud of these coats! These three groups of coats make what we think to be the best rounded o...…

…11 01* MAW &rim Ilurm mom • MINIIIINNI " 01111) y . iienton; fiNsn Ili PAGE FIVE RON IC LS • I Fraternal and Club Notes Spring Means New Things from Dean's Pisg•10 Lodge Ladies Auxiliary. The Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge No. 34, I. 0. B. 11., will give their next monthly dance Sunday evening, April 27, at the Ilotel Stot- ler. • 'Nese dances are open to the public. The Ladies Auxiliary meets every Monday evening at the Iniai Wri...…

…0 ! t (AROM lc* liirlluritorr ?AGE SIX ' &DETROIT EWISII CIRO/UCLA to the destruction of all those sinister, troglodyte forces operative in decadent Europe today. Immigration Ca Inc. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronic IS THE HOME WORTH SAVIIN G? AS WE GO! ALONG Causes. By ABRAHAM CAPLAN who emi- attendance. The hoy v rho offends Only two-thirds of the number of Jews Is it unreasonable to ask if, in the . against the law and ...…

…A merica ffewisk Periodical eater CLIFTON AT1NU1 • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE MEW:. MelkFttoixfr , - nneppviat: SKYLARK AND NIGHTINGALE 14. 6011 4 041445 By LOUIS GOLDING GIAS 1+. (JOSEPH-- 1 tends r be- roust Unity nt to at on In the soon SO me- in the agent tion is par- to 'm- id his The bit of imper- of the to his mes a od so- in his re than natural soirkers Ile is train- taking solve nerican of chil- taking sort of It de- i on ...…

…IE*TROITIEWIMI611 10 SICLE TL Marriages EASTER JACOBSON.ZUIEBAC K The marriage of Miss Grace Zen e-1 back daughter of Sir. and Mrs. T. I,ewis Zuieback of 2448 Hazelwood avenue, to Benjamin Jacobson, sun FROCKS The from designers who create the most for the price! Ow l«st sees .h•old be contsuolcat•d t• th• •ffit• .1 All soclet• Items and . th• neat t• Chronit le by S o'clock Wednesday •It•snoott - alvad not law issue. then. Glendale 93...…

…A merica bravisk periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATM , - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO Tic fTRfNT / , WILL STAGE SPRING FROLIC SUNDAY NIGHT • --- PAGE NINE on Komar. i ei.emple EMI El Notes Phi Delta Sorority to Hold First An- nual Affair. The store - Where Fashion !trip's" ilimejhop s tchs The first annual dance to be given Next Sunday's Sermon: "My Views on Zionism" will be tlea by the Phi Delta Sorority will be in the form of a spring frolic,...…

…THEVLT ftOrldEWISf (it Romictil "'AGM TEN 99.9% 99% 9:99 SPRING FURS The directors of the Jewish Worn- an's Club, the members of its house In giving the names of speakers at governing board and the directors of the Young Women's Hebrew Associa- the I. 0. 13. B. initiation Sunday, March 30, the name of Ben Wiener tion gave a tea at the Jewish Wom- was omitted. Mr. Wiener gave a an's Club house Thursday afternoon Miss Sarah I.ambert spent th...…

…America "(wish Pedalled eater CLIFTON AYINUI -• CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN 7. 4y)! ..litor c iLitisileivo , ,Ag. Shopping Directory "Cooing Up." dancing "Tickle Toe" in Table Salt Packed Here Pre Ilitc vents Goitre, Common in Detroit. appears as Gaston La Roch e, about whose diminutive but imposing per- I sonality much of the fun revolves, — and Esther Howard appears as his - It, 'Ym °1 " 1 llitc he "ck Ion' bran enter " vampish wi...…

…APRIL 11, 192, kisIgnim /mm10 RON ICU — - — BRENNER, SCULPTOR, DIES IN NEW YORK„ Tn➢ Tniturc By DAVID J. HIRSCH . 15 y I Concluded from page 1.1 Lunn runu No (From Correspondence .d Cables of Jewish lel•graohl• Alronov•/ coos placing un the coin of the artist's three initiuls, "V. D. Ii." Within a week Secretary of the Treasury Mac- Veagh ordered the removal of the letters, after it had been found in- expedient to use the "B." alone....…

…A merica ,fewish PerlaSeal Cotter CLIFTON AMU/ • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL V. NO. 19. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1919. DR. L EO M. FRANKLIN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF CONFERENCE LEADER OF AMERICAN RABBIS HONOR ANNIVERSARY OF FOUNDER ISAAC M. WISE Cablegram to President Wilson Endorses League of Nations —Honor Memory of Theodore Roosevelt—Social Reconstruction Discussed...…

…PAGE TWO THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE .Nniong the Detroit girls attend- ing the J hop at the University of Nlichigan were the Nlisses I lelen and Rose Ilubar. They Were the guests of the Phi Sigma Delta fraternity, Remember - - The End mailed or phoned not later than Wednesday evening to THE JEWISH CHRONICLE, 307 Peter Smith Bldg., Cherry 3381. Nlajor Nlax Itallin returned last Saturday from a year's service at , Camp t. rant, I ockford, ...…

…A merica 'elvish Periodical eater CLIFTON AV1NUI • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THREE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE SOCIETY Robinson-Cohen Co. .\ lbert Kahn discussed art Se before the Twt ittieth Century Club at their twenty-fifth annual Ai fi meeting. COMPLETE HOME PUNISHERS CORNER of HIGH and HASTINGS FIVE BLOCKS EAST:, WOODWARD • rnelhocks 1s0.11'2 n',,odicard NIr. and NIrs. Julius Schweit- yi zer, of New York City, announce 5: tit,...…

…PAGE FOUR THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co.. Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS NATHAN J. GOULD . President Secretary-Treasurer Entered as second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Officer 307-308 Peter Smith Bldg., Detroit, Mich. 'Telephone Cherry 3381 Subscription, in ...…

…A merican Aut isk periodical Gutter CLIFTON AWING* • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE FIVE PHI BETA DANCE EVENT OF MAY 29TH talid1111111011JIMmti"4 Select Dancing Nightly Sigma Phi Beta Sorority will hold its second annual dance Thursday evening, May 29, at the 'Puller Hotel. The proceeds will be awarded to the French Baby Fund. The following committees have been appointed: Miss Fara Litman, general chairman; Misses...…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE FOUR THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE THE JEW AS A FIGHTING MAN Israel's Feast of Freedom BY FRED LOCKLEY MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co.. Inc. Never since the glad day when according to tradition the hosts of Israel—standing upon the shore of the Red Sea—intoned their ("An' 'Zee taught 'em to respeck the British soldier," sings a Tammy iu one song ...…

…A merka Awisk periodical Oder CLIPTON AVENUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PHI BETA DANCE EVENT OF MAY 29TH Select Dancing Nightly Sigma Phi Beta Sorority will hold its second annual dance Thursday evening, May 29, at the Tuner Hotel. The proceeds will be awarded to the French Baby Fund. The following committees have been appointed: Miss Fara Litman, general chairman; Misses Zelma Rosenthal, Rose Ed- Palai...…

…PAGE SIX THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE SOCIETY i Hickey's for Quality iss NI iralt I I; Cohen delighted her audience at It meeting of the Jewish \Vontan's Club Sunday afternoon at Temple Beth it charming group of songs. C '-• 4--" 144 i0- r ...••••• ■ ; . NIrs. Laura Neuman. of Cleve- land, is hsiting here with her children, NIr. and NIrs. Edward Lichtig, I I Elmhurst avenue. ■ \41.ja 4.1 1111 I i I AIM mon ■ if fill I la. 2 e......…

…A mterkam "' apish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATENUII - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 01 0 sO t =0140KONOu0;(0140 ,10)10awon 00000000000000000ttotto.o ! ° SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 3:30 ARCADIA 0 )6: DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA . G ABRILOWITSCH 8 0 Auspices Twentieth Century Club 2 0 tt Oss p 0 0 FEDERAL CLUB JACQUESTHIBAUD Soloist 0 O Violinist 8 8 Seats 50c to $2.00 a t Grinnell's THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE - - LIEUT. MAY HOME 11111,...…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE EIGHT ■ WHO'S WHO IN OIL? •• ■■■■■■■■■■■ 11•••••••••1111••••••1111111•1111111•••••11 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Oil Business in Texas ■ HOW THEY MADE 100% LAST YEAR ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • • ■ Miss Nliriam Teichner, oi New York ■ eds. daughter of NIr. and NIrs. J. F. of 123 Virginia Park. sailed ■ Teichner, Nlonday on the steamship "Siboney" ■ on France in the interests (11 the Jewish ■ for Board. For ...…

…Anterkam Autish Pedalled Center BRILLIANT LINGUIST DETROIT VISITOR CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE M die plants of the \• States (Mx - ernment in 1918. when he ing m141 Relining Com:i - . earne eppe lr lousid enlisted as a private in the !dolor the pract Ica' end .of them cnx Trai ning Sc ho ol at Camp 1\leigs. nes., and tea, std., unently made member s of tho• hew oil . Itruthers. At pressuit lit is sue...…

…PAGE TEN "4 7;) THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 0=0=0=0=0=01=10=00 =0 V Motors, Oils, Mining and Curb Industrials for Cash or on Moderate Margins =TAXI RETURNED SOLDIER JUDGE ELLMANN PRAISES J. W. B. RE-ELECTED IN H. P. Joseph A. Stiffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Stiffer of 994 Brush street, 0 has returned to his home, having re- ceived an honorable discharge from ser- 0 vice. Mr. Stiller enlisted in August of 1918 TELEPHONE CADILL...…