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May 14, 1926 • Page Image 1

…A merica Prick Per krittl eititta UMW AMU' - CINCINNATI 10, 06110 7, 1926 — 50c y o u Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS All 'ARK 1- 1 EbETROIT EWISII tRONICLE i TE I .EPH 0 SE ~ CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Mich. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1926. VOL. XIX. NO. 41. CONSIDER UNITED To Occupy Beth El $350,000 R aised At Statler JEWISH CAMPAIGN Pulpit On May 16 ' For the Sufferers I...…

May 14, 1926 • Page Image 2

…ZiDerRorrlotisn (A nor lat . 'T. TAGE TWO ed in Chicago in 1921 and are now Mrs. Maurice II. Zackheim, presi street, but In the whole surrounding how and by what means. One has used by 30 lodges in America and Eu- Mrs. Harry Wetsman, vice_pres i to be well informed for this. tenement district. rope. They can be used with or with- Mrs. Ilimon Kaplan, recording The entrance runs through a cellar Yet, though the house really stands out instrume...…

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…A NICriallf ifavisk Perio&ail CeNtcr CLIFTON AVENUE • coomoun 10, OHIO — PAGE THREE , 74111.9EgliOr1:11111S11(11ROXIClI4 ammo.. FRATERNTY INSTALLS CHAPTER AT ANN ARBOR tor, presithid; rice-president; cording since. n, correspond. Ebert Loowen. onding secre. on, treasurer. in, Mrs. Wolf /id S. Zeman Erectors. iring the com. vs: Mesdames mirosen, S um. H. M. Sinker, Stralser, Koh. an, Saul Israel 1:,, Asia Weinstein. A. Rivkin of whom \‘•...…

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…WI CM:1MM I; /LW INf LOR01% tat( Pith POUR PARASITES Dr. S. Parkes Cadman is reported to have said that a family that will not support a church but demands the services of a clergyman for fun- erels is guilty of incurable meanness. I am sorry to be able to inform Dr. Cadman that along with such we Jews have also families who avail them- selves of the free educational oppor- tunities of our religious schools with- out contributing to the upk...…

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…A NClialll ffarish Perislleal Carta CLIFTON AVILINUI CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PIE PAGE FIVE tOtriEWISM (ARON ICLR j HEBREW SQ./ community. Nor do the themes of the who are skeptical about the immedi- EFFORT ENDS; ORPHAN Pe oentorr prayer consist of the immediate needs ate, remedial prayer but what mod• BOYS NOW IN DETROIT 1313b11 t:11211101 7b5l 173 and wants or ailments of the worship- ern man is there who in the silence of per. The Jew pra...…

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…TiinngrRorr,frwisneiRoniaz •eit PIEDLTRO1T IEWISfiefRONICIA PublIshee Weekly by The hisslah Chronicle Publishing C. lac. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE, General Manager Entered as Second-class matter Mmh I, 1911, •t the Poston. at Detroit. Mieb.. under the At of March IL MIL General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 Cable Address: Chronicle London Offic...…

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…Awish Pendia! Canker Milford Stern Discusses Palestine (Confirmed from last page.) GlAS - H-. c.J 0 S EP ce thou. Iloly ooverful or di- Mal life. iel, fuss Itiest ion many O death • iainity fter all, tY. Dar- greatly steamer au e i ian. United che-t- eve lon g to the .• They Jewish 'alestine ible des. he Jew.; I, A mer. iuntries, ive new tea and hat you country consider 'ou are .sited in spelling 1st as if rsecuted t during es even alestin...…

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…MEVerytonlEmsn Romicus PAGE EIGH1 AUXILIARY HASHACHAR CAMP PLANS MUSICAL r. The Ladies Auxiliary of Ilascha- char Camp, Order Sons of Zion, Camp No. 116, have completed ar- The J. L. HUDSON CO. Just Arrived—For the May Silk Sale New Bordered Printed Crepes $2.85 a Yard or The demand for this smart, all-silk material was so great that we had to order many new patterns and re-order many other favorite ones for the second week of the sal...…

May 14, 1926 • Page Image 9

…A lai= Apish Periodical Carter - CLIFTON arum • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO IMO - - - — — .-snes1W 0 10mum Engagemrnts PAGE NUS on ,c i 'etfi p er tto ri ocial .ancl iRkirsortal e. YOUNG PEOPLES CLUB HOLDS SPORT DANCE Mr. and Mrs. S. Dunn of 2997 Cortland avenue announce the en- All members of Temple Beth El, E. Fiske and Mr. and Mrs. L. 180 gagement of their daughter, Sadye, Eason aye- both young and old, have been invited to B, Kovin...…

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…PAGE TEN AtOkrttglifir_stithRoJI1 hers are urged to be present. as mat- tub ;uttfi Yraternai anb' y. Branch Baby Day N The Northwestern Branch of the Detroit Hebrew Baby Day Nursery will hold a Shabuoth bake sale on Tuesday, May 18, at Margolis' Meat Market, 8624 Twelfth street. All ters of importance will be discussed. Also, please bring final reports on the card party which was held May 3 at the Knights of Pythias Hall. to attend. A...…

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…Amakair prisk Periodical eager maw mama • asssentan 20, MO PAGE ELEVEN ThBRETROITIEWIRIORONICIA mow SCHWARTZ WA S NON-JEW SAYS JUDGE E. P. LAJOI Is , will ening, :adios, Miss She is serve- of the lusical tntinu- eorgia CENTERS ASSN . Barb ;ra Chopito . Li.,, Irrewxki . LI+ zt Essex ly, are :ory of red by he De tement w cars usiness Com- des lo- 1, with I more x cars April, r April mth of trough-. to Mr. nt, ran and 30 gh rec. is is...…

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…MAY 14, 1926 /HE itA1 tturrILWISI, I ORTHODOX RABBIS' CONVENTION CLOSES committee on education, Levinson, zik, Obshevsky, Gordon, Miller, Sha. "What are your views on the life psis tRe o i ns e,.vrabesegricgoh.no Rubenstein, Levenburg, Sehottland, p rEo after death?" I I.ipowitz, Scheakopf, Damesek, Pols chosen The life after death Is a hope horn of enstteorfn kowitz; committee on the Torah, Rab- faith and the desire for a complete ;Rabbi G...…

May 14, 1920 • Page Image 1

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL VII. NO. 24. RELIEF DRIVE FOR $7,500,000 WAGED BY NEW YORK JEWS — -- Gentiles Also Contribute to Fund For Aiding People Of Ukraine. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY MA Y14, 1920. Pisgah Lodge Members Ask Rent Profiteering Check Committee to Petition Governor; Would Expel Exorbitant Price Takers. simultaneousl y with the action PISGAH INITIATION MOST PRETENTIOUS IN ORDER'S AN...…

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…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE ?AGE TWO _ THE octal laud GORHAM SHOP .ersortai Complete Confidence All Society Items and other local notes should he communicated to the Once of the Chronicle by 5 o'clock each Wednesday afternoon in order to appear In the current week's Issue. Phone Cherry 3341 Society Editor. Mall notices so as to be received not later than Wednesday. On Monday last Rabbi Leo M. Franklin addressed the Detroit Eng- lish ...…

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…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE THREE Pretty April Bride. ocial and rsonal imelhocks j 180.182 Woodward Avenue Ann Wemblatt has returned liter spending a delightful visit with friends in Detroit. 177-179-181 WOODWARD AVE • M ' Ss Remy Zeiger, of. 3 Tennyson avenue, Highland Park, and Nfiss Leona llorowitz of Ann Arbor, Mich., spent the week-end with the Misses Celia and Ethel Barnett of Pontiac, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kuttnauer...…

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…ThE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE FOUR PISGAH INITIATION MOST PRETENTIOUS IN ORDER'S ANNALS dancing, which followed the banquet, and lasted until midnight with un- abated enthusiasm. There'yias danc- ing in both the gymnasium and the vestry rooms. The Committee on Arrangements (Continued From Page 1.) which had charge of the „entire pro- gram is as follows: Nitimaim E. Rosen- the principal speaker of the evening, was given a rousing welcome...…

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…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE FIVE B'NAI BRITH LOAN TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES. DRIVE IS STILL ON Sunday Services. On Sunday May 16th, at 11 o'clock, Lester Leopold, Vice-Chairman Confident That Quota of $12,000 is there will be held in the Temple our Annual Student Day Service, under Reached. the joint auspices of all the Temple The B'nai Brith Loan Fund launch. organizations. On this occasion, the rd among the members of Pisgah subject of ...…

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…• PAGE SIX THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE We take it for granted that those who framed and sponsored this i ISIEMEMIZIEMENEENEEMEMEMEIMEIMI Iti T resolution were sufficiently statesmanlike to study in all its phases MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Eit he legal possibility of carrying out this threat, for—for our part— 5! ■ Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co.. Inc. we do not like to put ours...…

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…PAGE SEVEN THE DETROIT EWISH CHRONICLE RELIEF DRIVE FOR $7,500,000 WAGED BY NEW YORK JEWS BUY FURS 0 (Continued front Page One.) F /1111 typhus constitutes a threat, dis- tant now, but serious perhaps in the near future, to the health of our own people. These suffering peoples are those for whose deliverance from oppression we of tip our sons on the battlefields. As we sacri- fled them then, so in another form we arc called to sacrifice...…

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…PAGE EIGHT THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Leader of Jewish Woman's Club rectors, eight to serve one year, and eight to serve two years. The direc- tors will, in turn, elect regular offi- cers. program of At the annual meeting of the Jew- A varied and interesting ish Woman's Cluh held Tuesday , May 4, at the club-house, 45 Rowena street, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. Max May; 1st vice- president, Mr...…

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…TtIF ?AGE NINE nrrpnier iFW1SH CHRONICLE o=iOr ==0II0==101:10==0=twio=op ■ -3/o=or--Io=o—"0=0T — "Or:1 0r—'--"t 0= 01==10C10r=XOIC101====SO=0==10 SCHOLNICK DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP! 0 0 U 0 Sale Saturday 0 STARTS U 0 May 0 U 15 Look FOR THE Big Signs 0 THESE After nearly a decade of successful crchandising in Detroit, Samuel B. Ghinasin, Junior Partner in the well known firm of Scholnick and Ghinasin is retiring from the Me...…

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…na uc.1 Mil 1 jt.W1bri UtiKUNIKA.X. IN FINANCIAL DETROIT oor:zo===iorao=octor=o=o,==iono WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW O (Furnished by Statistical Department of O'Hara, Ferries & Co. O ry FI During the past week several of the issues listed on the Local Board have been subject to more or less price re- cession. Sugars apparently have been the only class to hold firm in the face of the liquidation which has bees in progress. 'Minnesota, Michigan...…

May 14, 1920 • Page Image 11

…PACE ElF.VEN THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICI.F. frorninent Bay City Man Now Resident of Detroit BICUR CHULEM JUNIORS. Member Federal R The next meeting of the organiza- tion will be held on May 20th, 1920, at 8 p. m. at Shaarey Zedek. The speaker of the evening, David A. Brown, who has recently returned from Europe, will deliver a message worthy of note relative to his experi- ences abroad. Many who have heard him at the Board of Commerce wi...…

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…PAGE TWELVE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE =o= 0 r=0===t0r===0a0==0=0 o 11 Motors, Oils, Mining and Curb Industrials for Cash or on Moderate Margins )1 g owl, 0 0 CHARLES A. STONEHAM & CO. Real Estate Exchange Bldg., Detroit TELEPHONE CADILLAC 6150 (Established 1903) 41 Broad Street, New York I fAXI CADILLAC Private Appearing Cars Limousines—for all occasions Direct Private Wires Il Weekly Market Letter Sent Free II "No Promotion...…

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