…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...…
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…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...…
…• • A merkair 'elfish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AYINETZ - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THREE bE f)gri torrinsisit (A IZONICLE Club Notes Young Judaea ff Shopping Div Collegiate Judaeana. The Collegiate Judaean Society, at the meeting held on Wednesday eve- ning, elected the following new offi- cers: Sam Firestone, president; Chaim Tigel, vice-president; Harry Seligson, secretary; Louis ('ashdan, treasurer. An interesting program is being...…
…PAGE SIX TIGPETROIV/111Sit 0_11 100 THEDEnton*YINIORONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. keseph J. Cummins, President Entered as Jacob H. Schakne, Business Manages second-class matter March 3, 1918, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West for the various holy days and holidays,...…
…5014 Periodical Carter CLITTON Aroma • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEVEN liftWitorrjErasit(A 1301119 14'60 . 1% 0<941) 91P" - - - Jewish Conditions In Persia and India r Ici A N K By SOLOMON SAMSON, Shire., Persia. Shiraz is a big city situated in a high dome. There is only one tomb very big valley surrounded ny high inside. The walls and the dome are and low hills. All these are covered set with bits of silvered glass very with snow an...…
…A maw_Tame By DAVID J. HIRSCH MEVentorrjaisriffiRO/SIME Digesting the Week's Newsl ---- (Concluded from Editorial page.) SEPTEMBER 1.1, 1923 S S. STAHL FILES i 6 that follows the Neilah, or will we , retain the Yom Toy spirit that has' glorified our Jewish life of the past COUNCIL PETITIONS — me that memorable Yam Kippur? dition to the new historic vers Where are my schoolmates? e which ran th rough almost a full lei I How many of ...…
…PAGE SIX ThEikrROCE/LWISil gi RON ICLE cial and Qrsoned ,L 78 +P cronouotod. KUS SE 1448 VitedliOld All s.lety It•ins and ether local notes be communicated to the offic• •I The Chronicle by r 5 o'clock Wednesday &horn should In ord Issue. Phone Glendale 0300, Society Edito notions se Is be received •not lams than Wednesday. ANEW By Way of Appreciation * celebrating the first I N anniversary of our Detroit Shop of Original Modes it i...…
…A merico( 5cwish Periodical CeNter CLIFTON AT/N1111 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO THEDLTROH; Law -q1e:fWVZitnalak8gi ---,N.ieL-erw 0 B B AUXILIARY DANCE ON SEPT. 30 1 111 N ew fashion details, new fabrics, and new furs for the new season sale fashioned from the better pile fabrics, such as Gerona, Vel- verette, Vilmara and Arabella. Collars and often deep cuffs of Viatka Squirrel, Grey Squirrel, the fashionable new shades. I DE'l BOLT, M...…
…', AGE EIGHT piskeraorr, Anse in acroci Sermon by Rabbi Grossman at El Moshe Synagogue. Rabbi Philip Grossman, visiting rabbi at the El Moshe Synagogue, on Tuesday morning, the first day of Rosh Ile-Shanah, delivered • sermon for which he chose the follow lug text from Jeremiah 6:16: "Stand ye in • the ways and see, and ask after the ancient path, where is the way which is good, and walk therein; and find rest for your soul." our religious...…
…or Aierieam ,favisk Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATINVE • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NUS 111CLIS ThEDLTROITIfiWISilit( .V New Year's Greetings Emanuel Will Celebrate Sun- day, Sept. 16. present membership has no doubt that even before the building will be com- pleted they will have difficulty in sat- isfying the demand for pews. Jacob Warren, residing at 1675 What promises to be one of the greatest events in the history of the Glynn court, i...…
