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…Our New Location: 525 W 0 ODWARD 11- EbETROIT LWISII II-ROXICLE TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 ■ THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN SAYS POLES PLAN BIGOTED MEASURES TO OPPRESS JEWS Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925 VOL. XVIII. NO. 12 Chosen B'nai B'rith National Secretary Local B'nai B'rith ElectsCommittees Pisgah Lodge Announces Ap- pointments for the Coming Autumn Season, ED...…

…rilEDErgoITIonsn (A ROMILIZ PAGE TWO interrupted. But when he rose his mind was made up. That very night he sent a secret message', by means of certain faithful servants, to all the chief Arabs of the city. The message said, "God is sometimes better served by those in hiding than by those who pray in the mosque." The Arabs, puzzled by this message —for Joseph dared not make it any clearer—hurriedly met, and consulted and finally they arrived...…

…America Yarisk periodical Carter • CLIFTON AYINUI • unman ao, cam PAGE THEE" PI6VETROrr akwisnfilacalaz A PRACTICAL LESSON Broock Company Officer Re- turns from Florida and Tells of Boom. Hebrew U nites Children of Palestine Rabbi Jonah Swcitzer of Warsaw was very learned and respected by By EMANUEL NEUMAN Alfred Davis, treasurer of Max all who knew him for his thorough the pupils are knowledge of Jewish law and tradi- Broock, Inc., r...…

….11firrituillowisntitRordat, CAGE FOUR ■■■,V .2; 4,■ .5. i ■ detA 41%.t 1111 1311101T IIRONICIE INLAY ■ ••••11101111111.111011111•1111.11•111011110 Published Weekly by TG Jewleh Chemists Publishing Ce., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager ISM at the Pootodice at NKr*, }teed u Bemetml-class matter V•rch wider the Act of March MC General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue T...…

…PAGE FIVE . 1, 1 ARONIU.15 jitzt_grhOir 4 1_21111_ GiAs. Mearwriabt, 1921. ey- J. D. C. AND OTHER J, COMMITTEES MEET JOSEPH-- , By Clow. H. Joiviatot IN PHILADELPHIA Temple To Have Three Services A N K Services at Supplementary Beth El Planned for High Holy Days. 141J to 1447 Nation - Wide Conference Is Called by David Brown and Others for Sept. 12. With the growth of the Detroit I am sorry, but I do not believe in fairies; neith...…

…/HE INMOITAWISfl PAGE SIX A/lit:140.1 . 1 Hest" el ROM ICUS axo n • Our First Sale of America' s Best FURNITURE AS been, and is, the greatest success in H point of response that we have ever ex- perienced. The opportunity to buy the high- est grades of furniture and rugs at such tre- mendous discounts has drawn customers from every part of the city. Judge from these few items as to the bar- gains that await you. From our big stock...…

…PAGE SEVEN EIRATiEWIN/1_61RONICIE REV_ lAuxiliary Picnic Will Be August 26 SIEGELC.1 •, (.0.0 .000w. The New Fall Coats $195 $150 :L ad upwards to $455. • .01 You Can't Prevent Clothes from Becom- ing Soiled! II pointed a dramatics committee which will arrange and present a series of Mr. Kaplan's sister, Miss Rose Eve- The first event to be undertaken by dramatic and musical entertainments. ' lye, became the bride of llarry Spair...…

…1pa 0, 1 71Effirntorthrsn (haw icus PAGE EIGHT is,uurabisL:catIv‘ivtei,1 5.as COUNCIL TO HAVE t EXPOSITION PART JEWISH UNIONS AID 7(1 IN DEVELOPMENT 0 THE NEW PALESTINE its religious and cul- The National Council of Jewish ioinnasnYhe to . inn%%theasigp n lifrlieni stiaetsxepl oinTuARY 4 An Evening In the Ghetto Of Venice FOCSANY JEWS ASK GOVERNMENT'S AID BUCHAREST.—(J. T. A.)—Inter. The evening is cold and penetrating ly out of pl...…

…A merica 'cask periodical Cotter CLIFTON AMU& • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE iiibfkritorrimsnalicomeir. in the roach model, a type of car must be complete. Address your sex cars than were built in the entire which Essex created and named. Es- letter in long hand to the Indus- year 1924. business has been consistently "This unusual measure of success," ; lit'n trial Loan Company, 106 Dryden •-: good, with neither spurts nor let- :-: Said A...…

…Til EPEIRIAI/L1CISh ORT EXECUTIVE TO SEE WORK ABROAD MEMBER BUR BOAR, °a NITION1V131001121AITIISSL main!. IFI AUGUST 14, 1925 1‘14 FI ALTYCOMPA 23 380 GAR FIELD 24.5 87 48 LINWOO DAYE Dr. Moskowitz to Observe the Farms and Schools of Re- construction Fund. CONCRETE GARBAGE and N ENV YORK. — Dr. Henry Mosko- witz, chairman of the executive com- mittee of the Ort Reconstruction De net troll until • Court Notice Is sent Fund, was the g...…

…HEDETROIT BWISit jfRONICLf All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1924 VOL. XVI, NO. 25 Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents His Governance HOUGH ISSUES CALL Formulates Code ORT FUND MEETING [Explains MILLER SETS FORTH To Mandates Commission JEWS OF ENGLAND rjg,if,i,20,-rieli:ciillsetssaysl TO EFFECT LEAGUE I ACTIVITI...…

…OR0Ntaf, 7 i lf.rdL9Tttlii PAGE TWO ••• 1•0011 ■ 111 ■ tions in and near Detroit. Thousands With Beauty of The exhibition is endorsed by the' women's clubs of Detroit and is at-, Florists' Display. tracting attention from flower lovers' all over the city. The show opens the remaining days The autumn flower show, which opened in Convention Hall, Wood. at 10 a. m. Admission is 35c. ward and Garfield avenues, Thursday evening, is the larg...…

…THE gutol niit • For Those Homes Where the Best Is None Too Good w • )ETROIT !'AGE frwicrtift posi TIMES Cub N ( otes • Philomathic Debating Club. The question "Resolved, That Con- gress Be Allowed to Over-Ride De- cisions of the .Supremo Court by a Two-Thirds Vote" was debated at the last meeting of the Philomathic De- bating Club. The negative was up- held by Benjamin Kurtzman and Rob- ert Bernstein, who defeated Norman Rom and ...…

…"IncyprRon;/1,%isti tit RONIC.1", PAGE FOUR esC2/ 1 1 4, sitifr 1$1. uff i - HE Er Ron' EWISII MOM ■ • 171WIIMP J . 111101 • ...WM 041.11••• Published shed Weekly by Th• Chronicle Pubhells, Co.. Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager lead mobs in acts of violence. As long as the judiciary can weigh deliberately and decide with reason and jus- tice, we have a feeling that civilization still ho...…

…PAGE FIVE jErGISslisliERrIs'irgTDINE,As Vrtib (r PASSES RESOLUTION ON LEOPOLD DEATH (Continued from Page 1) tell which is not forthcom'ng." The Pisgah Lodge Recalls Service3 • '/stunts iirvithization is a little insti - Former Chief Performed I lition, quite apart front the commun. to Community. By Chas. H Josephs) (Copywright, 1921. Hy; people only know it exists in so 1 r years I have been trying to get in the class of the wealthy. Now,...…

…Mcnentortirmin(AitorIctig PAGE SIX GOLF CLUB EFFECTS A PERMANENT BODY Two Important Events 'Now Going 0. 2 Morris Moscowits Heads Board of Di- rectors Chosen. In the recent student elections at IlEthland Manor Boarding School, Tarrytown - tot - N. Y., three Detroit girls were eh tsen to . .o'd office•. Mts.: Retta Mae Tannen• holz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ben- jamin Tannenholz of the Whittier Apartments, was appointed by the student body...…

…PAGE SEVEN fity.PLIKon iwisn KoN l ACTS AS CHAIRMAN OF DANCE COMMITTEE EFFECTS ARRANGEMENTS FOR LUNCHEON BRIDGE Ili melhodn Women's and Misses' ard Then to Washington FurTrimmed Coats Mrs, Joshua Karbel of Blaine ave. • hostess to eight couples last hue Sunday evening in honor of Nliss Sara' (Iornum, whom/ marriage to Jai'', gar will take Mace in the near future. Bridge and- other games were planed ,taring tht• evening.. A midnight di...…

…PAGE EIGHT 7i)Eifiniton;Amsii (ARON WO: B'NAI MOSCHE GIVES PORTRAIT TO VASS --- Cong regation Honors Past President H. B. ALPER COMMENDED FOR FIVE YEARS' WORK resolution of thanks f,,r ,ffivient services rendered during the past five years by Hirsh B. Alper ,,t 376 4 Bru-h street was passed hv the of$, eel's and board of (Brae 's of the Several hundred members were Beth Jacob Synagogue , meetin present last Sunday evening at a ban- held Su...…

…c SHOPPING DIRECTORY Jaqua-Detroit Products. WINDOW SHADES, AWNINGS, TENTS, ETC. Cadillac 6970 937 Earned St. E. w ROYCE & PASSMORE, Inc. Dealers in Caned., Perrot. and Gold•Eish, al. Bird, Fish. Dog .,,d Poultry Supplies. HIRAM JACKSON gas and other methods. Under go•rantee •t low cost. We as- erteous treatment and Care - s ure too Ileenhed and , m . Fumigator coil, trended by Board of Health. De• eeland and Toledo Exterminator Hickor...…

…• , itotivir FRIEDBE WOO DETROIT'S REAL ESTATE SENSATION ,/,/,/ FORD MOTOR CO'S HIGHLAND PARK PLANT•. ANC PAPA SUBDIVI3ION AVE. OPPOSITE THE ( One Million Dollars ) touptIt and &tarok pane Protects 'Purchasers of nedberis Iliaand Park 100 01.0 * 0 0 0 ‘ b 6.''''s1 ubdivision 00V1 b0 0104' .00° ' , ve s, (The Property All Detroit Is Talking About) ag t°4 LOCATED OPPOSITE THE FORD MOTOR CO'S. GREAT HIGHLAND PARK PLANT A So...…

…A merica faith Palatial Cad a CLIFTON Arms - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 924 All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS IFERETROIT BWISII HRONICL - THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1924 VOL XV. NO. 16 ZIONISTS CONSIDER WEIGHTY PROBLEMS AT LONDON MEET Has Been Appointed to Jewish Chronicle Staff to Inquire Into DAVID BROWN MAY JEWISH BOYS CARRY Russia Eased Task SILVERMAN OPENS ( Asked New ...…

…W_1E *mon /hymn Rom 1CLE PACE TWO Wien; lagamoom:v47Kjra;:guisdikiciovummiziatvsazavOattioasLit BRINGS TO COLLEGE VOLUMES ON JEWISH CULTURE IN CHINA j211-„nDitaol Four Specials Shown at The Shops for This Week "THE STORE THAT MADE Hebrew Union Librarian Re- turns From Europe With Rare Manuscripts. ; d4 CINCINNATL—Records of a Ilr braic community culture in China during the Ming dynasty hundreds of I years ago, of which all trace had ...…

…• A merica lavish Periodical Older CLIFTON AYINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE THEPLTROIVEWIS/191KOISICLE That Purim Night By Z. LEVIN Place Your SPRING ORDER NOW for a NEW CHEVROLET was poor; was muddy, and my feet wet, frezen There was a time when I am rich. My window display and heavy. The phonograph seemed n .NV 1 shines and glitters on Sixth Avenue, to pull use down to the earth. Each and the branches of my business are little...…

…litu7crror.."7,154 , 1BoNiaz PAGE FOUR We reReady A it h Values forMonday! Merchandise Advertised On this Page On Sale Monday Annual Sale! Lace! Embroidery ! Trimmings! A real feast of savings for all women! A say imaginable kind from least expensive to exquisite Boxes and boxes have been unpacked and weeks markin sorting, buying and planning have gone towards preparations for this huge event. Every miaginable kind from least expensive to...…

…A merica 'meth Periodical Carter CI1rTON An.. • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 PAGE TnEPErronlimsn (km rat 1 1 egratcrnal nitl atb Notes Oakland Mothers' Club, A meeting of the Oakland Mothers' Club will be held Saturday, March 15, at Moore School, Alger and Cameron, at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Gro- vener, City Garden Director, will speak on "Home Gardens —a Means of Beautifying Oakland. A one-act play will be produced by the Dra- matic Club of the Y. W...…

…der Wit PAGE SIX Ifignton; /rwis,, el RON I az — — fe- • r ■ X. 14, .2*/ desirable sort made no impression upon him. Ile looks upon himself as typical of the fair and eternally young Wl Nordic god and unto the Nodic blood there is none so like. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing C•., lac. What if the armor of the Nordic blond does crack Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor when the non-sectarian tuberculosis germs...…

…AliteliCall ffewish Periodical Carter WiToN Aeletue Bo, out° PAGE SEVE/i, PIEPLTRorrinrisnoRomicue ■ II ■ 11/W3 DEEM HOSPITAL IM- PERATIVE 141Soit GlAS. (Concluded from page L) i+. ON,'" JOSEPH- A COMMUNAL UNDERTAKING - By Dr. Huge A. Freimd. n• Chu R. Jasaoh.1 Iceer wriest. tent. You may have missed it, no I will call it to your attention, that a Jewish woman now carries probably tie largest amount of insurance in the histo...…

…FLE fiLTROITP ■ 1S/1 6 HONIG", PAGE EIGHT MISS ANNA SOLOMON GOES TO CALIFORNIA Miss Anna Solomon, who was hien- titled with sariuus social and charita- ble undertakings in Detroit, left last FROCKS jor EASTER $25.00 to The Magic Time--- All society it•in• and other local note• should be contreunic•ted to the effic• at TM Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesday •Iternoon tn order to appear .n the current eroe* las s a. Phan. Glands,. 9300, Soci...…

…y egisk periodical Cotter CLIFTON ANIMA • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE Mc txtto rrAw i s i (ii 411111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I ...... oc iai ,an d arson& Zeniplr iiirth El glittarrg Writ Notre Notes Nast Sunday'. Sermon: Miss Betty Weingarden will be hoe- I Next Sunday morning at the Stu- tess for the l'hi Delta Sorority at dent Day Service, detailed notice of 1 their next me...…

…I RolK/E__wisn 1)__e_T_ Firliaz ■•■ PACE TEN My employer on the Bowery wan acute end penetrating in getting the last drop of blood from the music highly satisfied with my first day's beore him. Further still, when he is work. Ile delivered the phonographs free of hurry and irritation he snit- that same day and collected his half .R..e ply radiates, almost exudes, a fine dollars. And the hope that I gave my O sympathy with his musicians, t...…

…America ffewisk Periodical _ ea& r CLIFTON AVINUR • CINCINNATI 20, 01410 T I uDeritorrliA tut gRox ir. Murphy Organ. . CHINESE AND AMERICAN The most brilliant artistic event of the coming week will be the dedica- tion of the Murphy organ in Orches- tra Hall, Monday night. This has' been made by the management of the' Symphony Society a gala occasion. last spring it was announced that Mr. and Mrs. William II. Murphy had or- dered of Casav...…

…MARCH 14, 19! n_f tflentorrjensnLAttaitcm cause on earth. Ills has been an eternal vigilance, matched only by the mysterious divine watchfulness terformed a service performed L BLAU allow. II e JOE By whose like history does not record. restless night. "On Ile has spread the knowledge about - A wakeful, that night the king could not sle6p.' the King—the King's goodness, the Uneasy lies the head even of him who King's greatness, and all that ...…

…A merico( 5arish Pedalled coda The Jewish • NEWSPA PER For All Jews in Michigan CLIFTON APINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 11-EDETROIT LISISR SRO THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1923 VOL. XV. NO. 3 WEIZMANN SAYS PALESTINIAN CROWN LAND IS LEGENDARY :ad.. Cadillac 3540 _ - Et CO, West 2903 Telephone GLENDALE JEWS AGAIN HIT BY BOSTON TRANSCRIPT S•rgeant' ■ "Synagogue" Is Subject o...…

…riftiVETROITIEWISHoiRONau, PAGE TWO The College Reunion '11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111 it-tittudimalvolmingluzlE"'wm1"w1"111A ---- -- amaugallu"zzat — ii :, " ; 71. ,1 • . i t,fastint ft$ o 6i for hristuici5(,,\i r . By ETHEL TAUROG — T the left we show a remarkable value lEi-31 in a mahogany secretary (note the...…

…PAGE THREE Thr.purRorrjEineal(ARoma4 -- ■ IMMENNIII11111111 NOTED MUSICIANS WILL CONTRIBUTE TO YIDDISH THEATER PERFORMANCES DELEGATE IMPRESSED WITH CONVENTION OF MIZRACHI OF AMERICA , ill, Schkelaik to Play Between Acts of Play to Be Staged This Sunday Lvening at Orchestra Hall; "On the Night of the Wed- ding" Is Latest Play. • Club Notes Young Judaea Mrs. D. F. Cantor, one of the De- troit delegates at the recent conven- I thin of th...…

…litEVeritort/Ewisn(ARoxictr, PAGE FOUR PLEY)r!' MIA,WISH(IRONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION J. T. A. will no doubt continue to contribute its share. We cer- tainly appreciate the excellent service rendered by the J. T. A. and wish them the success which this well nigh indespensible organization merits. pigesting 11F 1lIcd S (ettie Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. ioseph J. Cummins, Prea. and Edito...…

…• ,Am have yarish Perio&ed CeNter CLIFTON AYOUB • etnennun 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE file fierPOrl; f/.1 ■ IS/ alt11)N ICLG $155,000 GIVEN BY 'Ignitor still El Notes 17 MEN TO YESHIVA 115 ( >1-151. 1 1:1 ,c $5,000,000 Fund for Jewish Sunday Services: Next Sunday morning Dr. Franklin College "to Bring Torah will give the final sermon in his to American Jews." course on the symbolism of the tem- - Jo.eon 11• Chas , PIP windows under the specia...…

…ens Psi/emu jAOLiji PAGE SIX 1 RABBI I. L. BRIL TO SPEAK AT SERVICES ON FRIDAY, DEC. 21 Rabbi I. L. Brit of Flint will be the speaker at the Friday evening sere- ! ices on Dec. 21, at the Shaarey Zedek, his topic being "The Jew Behind the Jew." 1 of The All society Item.and •ther local notes should be communicated to tie eft wmk's Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in order to appear in the c Ph on e Glendale Woo. Society Editor....…

…r. v 4mericam Parish Periodical Coder „,, ,, , \ I' Si I 0 OHIO PAGE SEVEN Vurrton:Antsii itox r arriages Extraordinary LIPPITT-EDER Values in Miss Mollie Eder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Eder of 433 East Alexandrine avenue, was united in marriage to Martin I.ippitt, son of Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Lippitt of 516 Theodore street, on Sunday evening, Dec. 2, at the Shaarey Zedek Syna - gogue. Rabbi A. M. Hersman per- formed the cere...…

…PEDEN:on:A-mut ffutcri sci4 PAGE EIGHT Hear Those Five Kings of Syncopation Also A I UNCH 5oc L Right Downtown on Gm,' Circus Park— In t he Boort of the City E R Also 65c and A La Carte w RABBI, HEAD OF GOLDEN RULE BODY, BEATS ALL been oversubscribed. All chi societies and schools are unit hind Rabbi Adolph Steiner, th s man. Prominent Detroiters will chairman. Congratulations are judge the contest. SAI T LAKE CITY, Utah (J. T. mg ...…

…Amerkot lavish Periodical Carter PAGE:NINP. All churches, .are unit ed be ntler, th e atm , A Tons are par. r °thee here Country. yourself; honor d—The Talmud ' Lie:e i nItorr, Avisotil tan lot of • whole season in Chicago and }fa- other in New York and was originally Russia where Jewish education has produced by Sam II. Harris with town forbidden all along, a rumor was her feeble fingers. Rebecca made no George Sidney, famous comedian, i...…

…TNE VE_TE_TITArr el limpro MI TM our ideal is bound up with Zion and "The prospect is encouraging there is one fundamental difference rate which is unprecedented in Zion- Jerusalem and must therefore be an negotiations in the early part 0 between the quota of Jews admitted ist history. I want to repeat solemn- ideal of peace. Peace in our own year with some of your pr.mlinen ly that I have the utmost confidence in into Palestine, and the quo...…

…A merica Avid( Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATIN01 - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN ntEi)entorr,kwisn 0,1FoN Icta ..oursgina• our ly part of this pr.dninent rep entry entitle us successful con The true rep. vish people will ■ e. I believe in eau ,s.. 1 think reshdd of bi g United." inniq rtmgreea the . as • Y task ;envy. We are C o ! Eight mil. !. living under a y of light now ,a light whi ch "1 "'. Y , m, the up ti ti make WWII!, myse l...…

…Pit naltordangl aRCI`4106 M■ MI ■ MIIMMOballann DR. WEIZMANN SAYS PALESTINIAN CROWN LAND IS LEGENDARY TnidiLInnirC BY DAVID J HIRSCH 1 WI 11 WNW 71,DAy. (Continued from Page 1) DECEMBER 11, Zionist congress; I have nothing to say in this matter. I will ask you not to insist. I will not enter into any controversy with Mr. Zangwill. Dr. Weizmann's serious tone con- vinced me that he will not break his silence for the utterances of Zangwil...…

…MALE TEN rnsPencjrr,ffinsn(lhwicii "The prospect is encouraging our ideal is bound up with Zion and there is one fundamental difference rate which is unprecedented in Zion- Jerusalem and must therefore be an negotiations in the early part . of between the quota of Jews admitted ist history. I want to repeat solemn- Ideal of peace. Peace in our own year with some of your prominent ly that I have the utmost confidence in into Palestine, and th...…

…A merican 'wish Periodical Center CLIFTON (STENCIL • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE ELEVFN litEPETROMIEMSMtARONtqa ouraging, no , IY Part of thie prominent rep- ntrY entitle us successful con. .The true rep sill e. I believe i n cause. I think . eshold of big United." .u.•t Congress OP' heavy took may. W e I re ". Eight ma. living under • ( of light so , ,a light which hope. you, the ■ UltO) I') make address myself on .L American k men wh...…

…7itEf)rntorrhiognailti)NiaL PAGE TWELVE a Joseph was keenly interested in her bring without money swept over the tephilin? Where would I hide my grandfather, and my grsndfaffn mother him," said Joseph, sadly. reminiscences, but Madeline was rest- princess—immediate need forced her head? Who asks you to believe? This and my father have built up, It "Look, Madeline." is the life, and there is no other way something of our own, nor c o pt less...…

…A merico ffavish periodical Older GLIPTON amnia - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THIRTEEN T tig9 er aorrionsm _ei ao r I a n t is nl,' copied Portrait of a Married Woman\ '''rnething lib, dear • w ay, who ` ''w' can have • . i ■ , • l'eshi. au I • 11. our '1 ∎ •s sit too era. '0 ay of • I? that lan.1 ot the !Ibrew I ,,:anted. i, it is • onder- , rebbi i'd my ;i 'h, and but the oturn. In that, the al our. is now world io...…

…America ffewish Periodial eater r-- - - Michigan' s Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English Curires ATINUS • CISIMSO4ATI 30, OiUO 11- EbETROITAWISII HRONICL- 1 Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1923 VOL. XIV. No. 16. JEWISH IMMIGRANT 1 Palestme Garden DISTURBANCES ARE Mobilize Forces For BANK IS ORGANIZED City Being Planned RENEWED AGAINST U.S. Jewish Purposes J...…

…• 3 PAGE TWO TrickerRorrlaun (AROXICLE I\ J rtoGs OF THe a ( rirqkt ft ;" .ellet 1;; r ; & pp Ly se, c „.....„ - -c. ?•7 IY "Good Furniture Is Not Expensive" Small Rugs--Groups Name Size Reg. Price Chinese Beluch Iran Saruk Telehan Saruk Chinese 4x2 5x3 $ 35.00 42.00 75.00 140.00 165,00 250,00 60.00 6.6)(3.6 5x3 6.6x4.13 6.6x4.6 5x3 Sale Price $ 23.33 27.50 47.50 90.00 It Ir 110.00 166.67 40.00 Room Size Car...…