…fi gaiMijradOitATWWW1a#47 - CINCINNATI 20, 0010 CLIFTON - 4EIROIT LWISR 1-1RONICL 11- All Jewish Views All Jewish News WITHOUT BIAS OLDEST AND MOST Cecil B. deMille Accepts Re- visions Submitted by I. 0. B. B. MAY SHOW REVISED VERSION ON JAN. 18 To Add Prologue Exonerat- ing Jews , Chan g e Titles And Scenes. CHAJES-TIOMKIN TO BE HONORED HERE Tribute to the memory of Dr. Perez Zwi Chajes and Vladimir Tiomkin will be paid by Detroit ...…
…a. n_EPerRog/Ellasnagcrocw i PAGE TWO ACTIVE WORKER FOR "BAGDAD" TO OPEN AUXILIARY HEARS ROSE PHILLIPS HOME RELIEF DANCE SATURDAY EVENING { • LETfTEFL BOX Mir Yeshivah (Continued from First Page.) (Continued from First Page.) HEW YORK ASKED TO AID REFORM .S WOMEN'S SOCIETIES IN JOINT MEETING v li The First Authentic Spring Coat Fashions being, have altered educational Seeks $150,000 Annually for principles and procedure. The plato...…
…A merican ffewisk periodical Center CLIFTON MMUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE .Sunday "At Home:" Two hundred and fifty guests voiced their appreciation of the de- lightful 'migrant presented at the clubhouse last Sunday under the direction of Mrs. Harry Glickman. The program on Sunday, Jan. 15 is in the hands of the Frolickers who will be the official hosts. Come and be one of us. CHRONICLE OFFERS FREE SCHOLARSHIP Maurice Warner, Note...…
…PIEDEFROIVEIVISR (11RONICI,£ PAGE FOUR spirit of the Bible. No great "Eng-Ithe activities of the Jewish bank- able as mere personal whims. This Bob writer can he understood with- ens who were the sole financiers of work, however, "The Legacy of Is- out the background of the Jewish 'mediaeval tines. Ile traces the rael," though Jewish as well as classic's. Shakespeare and Shaw,' modern commercial corporation non-Jewish scholars have collabor-...…
…A lmeria:It ffewith periodical alder CLITTON maul - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIVE MeDernorKiEwisnetaopacq ttgintitu Naha — Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Rosenberg had as their guests for New Year's Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Beckman of Detroit and Mrs. B. B. Weil and Mrs. Paula Be , .kman of Bay Ctiy. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Rich of De- troit visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Rich. GROUP OF WOMEN ADOPTS ORPHAN Bridge Clubs Organized By Mrs. A. Zatkina ...…
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…A merica Aut ish Pertained eater CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 RE What Is Reform Judaism ELECT OFFICERS HEADS DANCE TO OF PHALANX CLUB AID ORPHAN HOME Jack Cooper Chosen As President, anon, twun automat, Mem* Neill 1E1 Notes To Laud English Liberal Leader (Continued from preceding page.) Club'. Record Reviewed. Sunday Services: Will Celebrate Seventieth the force and the stability to en- Dr. Leo M. Franklin will occupy Birthday...…
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…A merica lavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PaErRorr 4476-1470-ZINtfe"ZGNANn.., crt,veZ.7-t The Ski, ∎I VriyousfAxiros - USSEK PAGE NINE mlisn Komici. RETURNED FROM WEDDING JOURNEY1 Wedding Calendar ( imelhoch's Jan. 15—Miss Sarah Weisman, (laughter of Mrs. Ida Weisman, t Jack Bryman, son of Mrs. G. Bryman. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fishman have left for a 10 days' Eastern of Mr. and Mrs. Jacol . trip to New ...…
…TIEVaronjEwisit PAGE TEN lusic and musicians Music Study Club. Th. s meeting on Jan. 20 of the Music ! Study Club promises to be one c if unusual interest to all of me mbers. Fred Butzel will lee- its MI ture on the music of Richard Wag- nee and give his own piano illus. trationte Another very prominent personage is Miss Jessie Bonstelle, who will have a message to all those interested in the theater. Miss Edith Ella Davis and Mrs. Rea Wei...…
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…JANUARY 13, 1928 THEVETREIWIRDN ICUS Ir GOOD NEWS! MAI Madison Athletic Club. Ji•nior Sta Club. D e b or•na. i The regular meting of the Mad- Election of officir4e of the 31111- The Deborians met on Sunday, ison Athletic Club, was held Jen.1 Jan. 8, at the Melbourne Center. for Star Club was held Jan. 10. 4, at the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse. The days of the meetings have 1The following were J re-elected: The newly elected officers Who been c...…
…MEP GOOD NEWS! Madison Athletic Club. Junior Star Club. I Deborians. Ultra Moderns. The regular meting of the bled-'I The Deborians met on Sunday, ; Election of officers of the Jun- The Ultra Moderns held its last icon Athletic Club, was held Jan. meeting at the home of Isodore Jan. 8, at the Melbourne Center. for Star Club was held Jan. 10. The days of the meetings have The following were re-elected: 4, at the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse. Helper...…
