…ff ewish Periodical Carter --....•-••—•"•-..., All ‘ ,1 CLIFTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO IIRON1CL - RE DETROIT P.wish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS THE ADDED DISASTERS CONFRONT POLISH JEW, EDITOR SAYS eci I Govi 9-3-0-0 ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925 VOL. XVII. NO. 12 Telephone GLENDALE st Who Champions An Industry Heads Fe...…
…7i)L9CFROIT,PAIMI(LIRONICL E PAGE TWO Ilivirawagiaggigialaariagaviivr Orient al Cat "Where Good Furniture Is Not Expensive" Oilb[ren'5 A n• Unusual Dining Suite LurIWr 219 Mid igan Ave. Directly Opposite Book-Cadillac Hotel Unusually Priced ssa lured and they were separated, one THE TWO BROTHERS going to France, one to Egypt, one to _ Elijah desired to find out whether Tunis, the fourth, Moses ben Chenock, i II'' wits traveling wit...…
…A merico Yeutish Periodical Ccmkt Ct1yTUH AMU; • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE ;wisn (*Rom Naas 7hE entoil_ F A [VCRS TO SHARE I EXECUTIVE SONS' JOLLY TIME COMMITTEE MEMBERS OF WOMEN'S DIVISION, WHICH WILL SEEK TRIUMPH IN CAMPAIGN FOR $150,000 Eseected to Shed Sobriety •t flat Shearer Zedek Banquet. hose who are expecting a jolly dthe father and son banquet ' tiM :ongregation Shaarey Zedek of 22 are going to have their ex- Feb ation...…
…ifiEngigtwrjoihiilittaNt;t!. PAGE FOUR' me"' • Ni .11.• Z /Jr-- AlivNitie — VETROIT Ewtstl !MON ME wows.. Val °Wiwi...1 Published Wsolily by Th• Jewish Chronicle Publiahlog Ca, loc. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager Mg, et lbw Paetolleo at Detroit. sterol a. Second•claes waiter March MkIL, uader the Pat of March I. WC General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West T•leptionai ...…
…A merican ffewish periodical Gaiter CLIPT0N AlrtN01 • CINCINNATI 10, ofilo PAtir.; p_ifsideisi) 1 rf-boit H A M Reports front trained observers and reveal that s.aial workers ill I. :1111V thousands ,t1 Jews men, women and cildren, who ha left their homes ill order te proveN1 to America have been -.....- held up and stri 'tided in various sea- By Ch... H. Jox.phd ports in Englan , 1, Cermany, Rouman- (Ceoywright, 1921. Dolland. Benny Leo...…
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…PIE Wilton, /rwi M RON IC1A PAGE EIGII1 $300 CONTRIBUTION GIVEN BY WOMEN' aciat arsonal Appeal for Emergency Fund Wins Money and Active Workers. HEYN WOMENS WEAR Woodward Avenue —between Grand River and State An appeal for workers made by Sidney Alexander, a member of the campaign committee of the United Jewish Emergency Fund drive, at meeting of the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society at the 1. O. B. A. hall Wed- ne-day evening, Feb. 4, resul...…
…A mericiut Yespisk periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE jAuDgritorilt.wisii&ZONICIZ "IIT Heads the Campaign Executive Committee Ili e lho cgs 1%,solorini lin.. %Oohing.... • Mr. and Mrs. Max B. Kerner were hosts at a brilliant affair, a nutsque. rade party, held at their home, 900 East rand boulevard, Saturday "AT count evening, Feb. 7. The 40 guests who attended were costumed us Spaniards, Mexicans, pirat...…
…Jittvgricon;Awisit ((IRON ICIL PAGE TEN • I raternal anb CtIttl) N'tites I N working out the ideal decorating or fur- nishing scheme for the home, it must be realized that its ultimate success is depen- dent upon the ability to exercise such sure and discriminating judgment, that the decorations will meet exactly your individual requirements, or the furnishings fit into their allotted places as perfectly and harmoniously as bits of mosaic...…
…A llittlealf Awisk Periodical Center CLIFTON AMU' - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO _ 1111111111111111.1111111.1......M..1111111 PAGE ELEVEN VgnwryjEwisn(liKON ICLE GIRLS' CAMP A COMMUNITY NEED HADASSAH BALL PROVES A BRILLIANT SUCCESS tea 1 . ram "or sots SPORTS B y MRS. SAMUEL R. GLOGOWER, Chairman of Y. W. H. A. Board of Jewish Woman's Club. Isrtnal ball given last Sunday The t the Book-Cadillac Hotel evening st chapter of Hadassah and r Ha...…
…FEBRUARY 13, 1925 riwypa10011,,,,wisii RON IC LE Mimo r and excerpts from Rabbi Louis GREAT ASSEMBLAGE I given Wolsey's paper, "Social Justice," and "Blessings and Prayer," by Mrs. S. WILL INAUGURATE • Cowan, were read. EMERGENCY DRIVE '• 1 COMMUNIST YOUTHS SEIZE SYNAGOGUES' valescing after an 'attack of diph- been visiting relatives and friends for the past month, has returned to her theria. home in Denver. The ladies of the community...…
