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June 15, 1923 • Page Image 2

…?AGE TWO PEVETRon;frwiseei Foram 70'ad jA Ft=limiguali DIFFERENTIATION OF JEWS IS CRITICIZED i a is not expensive (Concluded from page 1.) I brought about a recrudescence of it and put it upon the stage in a much more prominent fashion than it has been for several generations. This is an expression of a personal opinion from which others may dif- fer, but what I do complain of is that the people who took this step took it without consu...…

June 15, 1923 • Page Image 3

…A merica lavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATINU1 CINCINNATI 20, OHIO EVertum ijEwlsit Young Judaea sing its • a• set. •t ai, • Mks. INN [00I. Dependability! he T HERE .k I-1 teas ) S. tit 3131 I° •!., 11! ... 1 •! 11„ :;‘,!.!. „,! ! !. „, IN III ,"! B'nos Yisroel. An interesting program featured the meeting of the Irmis Yisroel on June 11. The program consisted of talks on'the biography of Dr. Chaim (Meer. Want to Make O...…

June 15, 1923 • Page Image 4

…tr- PAGE FOUR rr••••••• 'illiastiorrjEwismal aort ictz "One of My Best Friends--" A Story of a Jew lived in the capital city; 1,200 lived in Yalatz, 600 in Livni and the others were scattered throughout the prin. ince in groups running from 25 t a five families. During 1921 the refu. gees who had settled there tempor- arily began the return to their fro. mer homes, resulting in a reduction of the Jewish population by one. third. In 1919 t...…

June 15, 1923 • Page Image 5

…A merica ffewish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON VINCI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE PiE9El7tort/D1'Lsil6Roma4 Rheumatism E.1't suffer—get quick relief. i..irective and Inexpensive. It co stsnothing to come down and find out. THE WAYNE BATHS Second and Front Sts. Sulphur Mineral, Turkish Tonic, Swedish, Electric Baths. SWEDISH MASSAGE T16 , . Woodward Through Car. Cherry 4784 PHILOMATHIC TO HONOR BRITAIN IS READY TO QUIT TRANSJORDANIA WEI...…

June 15, 1923 • Page Image 6

…EDgmorrjaimi RONICIE religion is not meant mere sectarianism. What is meant by it, is the consciousness that there is in the world a Power higher than man between Whom and man there is the possibility of communion; a Power that lifts man above the sordid and the MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION gross and bids him realize the higher values of living. How- ever that sort of religion has seldom had a fair chance. In the Published Weeky by The...…

June 15, 1923 • Page Image 7

…A l11ClitaN 5cwisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVANU/ - CINCINNATI so, ono VIEPErizorr,/rsisa INflb•Crilte;d9ti v ii --"=r CHAS. Kerywrieht, I921. CJOSEPH-,— By Chu. H. Jeuets.) the charge has been made that the New York Herald and the Boston Transcript are the le•der, in promoting anti-Semitic feeling in this country thrmigh the Russian "intellectual" refugee.. I don't know anything about Transcript, but I do know that in Gordon Benne...…

June 15, 1923 • Page Image 8

…• IE MEM IEWISII RONICLE PAGE EIGHT FURS Repaired and Remodeled z es E'reritiomally Modreote Aire * ........................ * BABY DAY NURSERY WILL HOLD BAZAAR NS .. .. . .. . ... .. .. %,,,%%%\ %% % ,, N N SS N SS ,, %%% % % % %%%% June Sale of Towels Now in Progress The Ilebrew Baby Day Nursery will conduct a bazaar at its new building, 545 East Canfield avenue, cThoSADP °7. qinal beginning at 8 p. m. this Saturday light and las...…

June 15, 1923 • Page Image 9

…A merieam sewish Periodical eater CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Trtf9eraortjalsnefRONicg, PAGE NINE THE Y. W. H. A. SUMMER HOME .ociatzt. nd Qrsondi Ilimebodis Dr. Philip II. Broudo sailed on Wednesday morning from New York on the SS. Resolute for a year's stay on the European continent. Dr. Broudo's immediate destination is Vienna, where he will take special courses with leading medical profes- sors of Austria. 'Bathing elpparel ...…

June 15, 1923 • Page Image 10

…MEDentorrlansti@Rorucul PAGE TEN IIIIIIIIIIMMIINCIIIMIZICIIIIIIII11113071 11117.121112:41111 1111111191121 PLAY AND KEEP HOT WEATHER COOL COMFORTS / / •rsorm MiNNIENIINI lcstwananaiwaeonewavomvaananasuwanangossanowangsmanacZ waissocssmacswonommweitsvonocssvommcwavorwoomw000kimsswomvowiloomvocsamoisomso U. S. KEREN HAYESOD JOHNSON'S MOTOR BOAT PROVIDES OF LETTERS ASK MEN ROTHSCHILD QUITS OFFICERS ELECTED AI D FOR PHYSICIANS1 ADDED PL...…

June 15, 1923 • Page Image 11

…A merica 'elvish Periodical Colter currox ays.rogx - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE ELEVEN \ \\\\\ %%%%%%%% %%%%%%% \ • SS • \\NS\ \ • \\\\\ Lumber Builders' Supplies .Moving, Coal Oil Fuel Savers Paint, Lamps Vacuum Sweepers Amisma war numunissamens - weans !asOCVCIPCS$SICN3IIMICICSSMICICSIIVIIMICVMWOOSIIIMISIMMIPCILWCWCICICIVOMIMICAC UKRAINE DENOUNCES FALSE POGROM NEWS '.1lARKOW. — (J. T. A.) — The Ukrainian government has lodged a prot...…

June 15, 1923 • Page Image 12

…THEVETR011; CARON ICUS JUNE 15, 1923 ing morning one of the local papers CATHOLIC AND JEW quo ted Dr. Weizann m as ha ving told HONOR DR. FRANKLIN the regional di rector that "it is good work, so keep working." Now, AT TEMPLE DINNER I we have no doubt that Dr. Weizmann JOY FARM success or failure, because of the holy and sacred longings of an ancient people for an ancient home,' and at- tempts at painting white a failure by means of perso...…

December 15, 1922 • Page Image 1

…A merica Prick Periatileal Carter Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English CLIFTON AMUR - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 74bET-ROIT LWISII RRONICL Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1922 VOL. XIII. NO. 3 — TO ADDRESS Herbert Lehman Is 2,00 REFORM JEWS Fine Program for KEREN HAYESOD TO WENLEY MEN'S TEMPLE CLUB Opening of School An "I...…

December 15, 1922 • Page Image 2

…/1)raitonfLwisn GIRONICLE PAGE Two MI/ . fan RiRe Club Notes Ju 17 ou da n e g a 7c1.,i, l1115C "tA PLAYLETS FEATURE CHANUKAH CONCERT of 03ifts from Par i5!" "Not what we give, but what we share. For the gift without the giver is bare." WHOLE year preparing for Christmas A ever since last January we have been getting ready, searching far and near. Mr. Healy even traveled to Paris for merchan- dise to make our Christmas collection t...…

December 15, 1922 • Page Image 3

…A merican "(wish Periodical Center CLIFTON AFINUI • CINCINNATI 20, 0810. PAGE THRE1 7i1E7)criton;icwistietILOA MUSICANDMUSICIANS. i f&ymmuc Victor Kolar Leads Concert, Assisted by Frederick Alex- ander and the Ypsilanti Chorus. Gifts of Lasting Elegance and Worth Attractively Priced for the Holiday Trade W E have devoted a large part of our second floor to a gift shop, where you will find various suitable odd pieces of fine furniture,...…

December 15, 1922 • Page Image 4

…PAGE FOUR TilEY)ETROttiLlY1Stl O. IL .... , decent civilization among people who Miss Regina Freund will be the "No single man not in public office HORRIBLE CONDITION have lost their ancient piety and ac- KEREN HAYESOD TO speaker of the evening this Islontlay Is doing more for America today than quired no new convictions, among evening. She will tell of her exp e ei.. CONDUCT MICHIGAN Samuel Untermyer, counsel of the EXISTING IN RUSSIA peo...…

December 15, 1922 • Page Image 5

…A merica ,}swish Ariailea! Carter CLIFTON ATT.NUI, - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIVE TiffiPerRonjonsnefRONICLE Zionist Cultural Society. tensely interesting. The members are Detroit latereelleglate Club. Chanukah party at The Zionist Cultural Society will The Intercollegiate Club of Detroit contemplating a the hems of Lucy Yoskwoita, 4747 be addressed on Tuesday evening, will hold its annual dance at the St. Antoine street, on Saturday even-...…

December 15, 1922 • Page Image 6

…1)grttorr, J, i41sIi (ilItONICLE PAGE SIX etRON ICLE TitE MICHIGAN'S JEWISII HOME PUBLICATION Publisted Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Jacob H. Schakne, Business Manager Joseph J. Cummins, President littered as second-class matter March 9, 1916, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West Cable Address: Telephone: Glendale 8326...…

December 15, 1922 • Page Image 7

…Amerka 5arisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON MMUS - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE SEVEN 7i.iii),.....; frmsnei RON tar, NOTED ARTISTS WILL APPEAR AT HADASSAH MUSICALE ON DEC. 27 rt60 . 1v1. (CerywrIght• 1921. JOSEPH- - By Chas. ti. Jessioh.) glad to see my position regarding organized Jewish opposition I ant Ku Klux Klan supported by former Ambassador to Germany to th , addressk delivere d on Thanksgiving before ■ James W. Ger•r d. In id N Yor ...…

December 15, 1922 • Page Image 8

…riicVerRon;loosnri RON ICLE PAGE EIGHT •, ocIal and Qrsonal • 'Now Showing-- Squirrel Calk Queen Eliza- beth Collar WILL ADDRESS PISGAH LODGE MONDAY EVENING Do You Seek The All Society Items and other local notes should he communicated to the office of the Chronicle by 8 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in order to appear In the current week's issue. Phone Glendale 5320. Society Editor. Mail notice• so as to be received rat late. than Wedn...…

December 15, 1922 • Page Image 9

…Amtrkam lavish Periodical eater CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE Nrigli itt&TRonInvisnORONICLE .crcial and QVsonal esSitttiC igempie ;Seth Ei POLISH DEPUTIES GREET U. S. JEWRY Notts *miyamiainikiraim- ONION-HICKEYG) Messages to American Israel Practical Gifts from a Quality Store Christmas is coming and wearable and give_ able feminine gifts reflect the tendency to- wards things practical. The good sense gift and the common sense price ...…

December 15, 1922 • Page Image 10

…PAGE TEN rimPerRnrri/Ewtr.tharna4 41 ■ 14,1• ■■•■■■•■■• Engagements "WI in Quality—Not in Price" Mrs. B. Suravitz of 702 Medbury bouevard announces the engagemen of her daughter, Sara, to Samuel Ku lie of New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lebowitz of 638 East Warren avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy E., to Emil Nussbaum. Leo Coskey of this city announces the engagement of his sister, Miss Hilda Coskey, to Theo...…

December 15, 1922 • Page Image 11

…A merica lavish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE Mepernonlpisit (11 RON nr, ELEVEN idol out of the instrument and has DR. FRANKLIN TO SPEAK ANNUAL CHANUKAH brought conflicts into our own ranks. ON WARFIELD'S 'SHYLOCK' COMMUNITY NIGHT Thus some of the most conservative have been estranged, for to them He- On Sunday morning of th a week, brew is holy only because the Torah, The annual Chanukah Community which is wri...…

December 15, 1922 • Page Image 12

…PAGE TWELVE this year than it has been for several to even greater achievements durink ulate the work of colonization, in the view of Zionist leaders, the NASH MOTORS PLANS a g asIh2 months." the e c l omin ; marked the second phase of the ac- c`ief function of the Palestine of- FOR NATIONAL SHOWS years past," said Charles B. Voorhis, The will i,, e i ode tivity of the Zionist Organization: fice. vice-president and director of sales as from d...…

December 15, 1922 • Page Image 13

…A merica apish periodical Carter CLIFTON CINCINNATI 30, OHIO mama • PAGE THIRTEEI4 7 1. 9 emortfEwisnlItHimiaids PHILIP SASSOON, M. P., DR. J. L. MAGNES FINDS FABULOUSLY WEALTHY PALESTINE IS A GOOD COUNTRY TO LIVE IN FRANKEL REPORTS JEWISH MANIFESTO I ISSUED TO ARABS I Old Folks' Dance. response. It is intended to Invite for- JEWISH ACADEMICIANS joini PLAN LARGE PROGRAM e u i t7 e rsteahkoili7 to :, i Itlh t i s akg eigiNt 4 years ...…

December 15, 1922 • Page Image 14

…TnEDEraorr,fEwisit PAGE FOURTEEN RON ICLE DECEMBER 15, 1922 Maternity Corsets Lane Bryant Cor- set. are built with a perfect knowledge of the maternity ego. e eeultemente. Re- tains stylish (Inure, health, re risme fatigue, sup.. ports abdomen and •vital omen.. $3.95 to $12.50 Maternity Dresses, Skirts, Wraps, Corsets, Petticoats and other apparel requirements for mothers-to-be. Full Line of Infants' Wear Lane Bryant Main Floor, Was...…

September 15, 1922 • Page Image 1

…Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English AtEbETROIT LWISH HRONICLE Te GL E NDALE ' 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. XII. NO. 17 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1922 AMERICAN TO HEAD PALESTINIAN HOLY PLACE COMMISSION Cantor, Singer, Man Is Josef Rosenblatt, the Idealist League of Nations Decides on Committees to Have Custody of Shrines. JEWISH SUB - COMMISSION HEAD ALSO AN AMERICAN Prof. Murray Ask...…

September 15, 1922 • Page Image 2

…PIE T KOK OWN KW PAGE TWO And whenever his name was men- In the meantime the forms of govern- tioned in their hearing they reviled ment must be adjusted as not to in- and often cursed him. lie did not jure or infringe upon the rights of any mind. Ile smiled and tended to his other people residing in the land. affairs. Asked one day how he no What Palestine is to become rests with tranquilly could stand that reviling us. The mandatory form o...…

September 15, 1922 • Page Image 3

…fiicPurrawk/Emsn ORM IDLE Club Notes ;Young Judaea FORM SENIOR COUNCIL OF DETROIT JUDAEANS Steps are being taken this week by the Young Judaea leaders to form a senior council, to he composed of dele- gates from the senior Young Judaea clubs of Detroit. The leaders feel that the formation of such a council will in time help make more leaders from among the Young Judaeans proper and will also stimulate the Judaeans to greater efforts for th...…

September 15, 1922 • Page Image 4

…TiteDentorrlonsnffiRomica4 PAGE FOUR TEIBIATROITJEWISR 61R01 44 ICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION -- — Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President Reared u second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoffice at Detroit, MICh., under the Act of March 3, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West a much-needed dormitory at the Hebrew Union College and the vario...…

September 15, 1922 • Page Image 5

…PAGE FIVE TICDETROIT,AWIS/10:1RONICLE •LETTER. B XI Ford Defender Criticized. G1AS. (Copywright, 1921. (1 OS EP H- By Chas. ti. Jogeph.) Christian Science is playing such an important part in guiding the lives of so many persons that it is interesting to consider its source a. mentioned in The Quimby Manuscripts," edited by Horatio Dresser. One can appreciate its shrewd side when we learn that its o riginator was a Yankee clock maker ...…

September 15, 1922 • Page Image 6

…T pfi Par PAGE SIX ocial aTui Qrsonal Wow I RON ICLE Eastern Mink' Coat, Mandarin Sleeves, Self Collar and Cuffs milmosionsulloommimminiumimmulimumilinommilmmillin The Opening of Our New Store Offers Many Big Surprises--- OR those who are interested in replenishing Furniture, Rugs All Society Items and other local notes should he communicated to the office of the Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in order to appear in the cur...…

September 15, 1922 • Page Image 7

…PAGE SEVEN 14PLTKOITILMSfletKOMICiL IMPORTANT NOTICE temple IS etly El Notes _C - Due to the approaching Rosh ha-Shanah holyday, copy for the coming issue of The De- troit Jewish Chronicle will of necessity have to be in the hands of the editor earlier than' usual. Club, fraternal and gen- eral news notices reaching our office later than 3 p. m. Tues- day, Sept. 19, will therefore not he accepted for publication in the New Year's number. ...…

September 15, 1922 • Page Image 8

…ViEl)givii:/crasnei ROMIGIL PAGE EIGHT _ f 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111}11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 il ignil ligli111111111112111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M111111111111111111111...…

September 15, 1922 • Page Image 9

…PAGE NINE atIkneordanstiffiwilaz cook prepared several dishes for their JEWISH BOY WITH WONDERFUL Theater Concerts Re. LONDON DIALECT COMES HERE special benefit, as they were general Jew is the only thing that gives tually infringing on the Prestige of favorites during the voyage. There sumed Next Sunday. countenance to his separate historic the Cincinnati college. There is no were nearly a hundred other Jewish existence. These doctrines we...…

September 15, 1922 • Page Image 10

…TifF)rritorr, PAGE TEN SEPTEMBER 15, 1922 int sn 6i RON , CLE JOSEF ROSENBLATT, IDEALIST CANTOR — - Fur Economical Transportation. (Concluded from page 1.) asked, "that you declined another of- fer to sing in grand opera?" "Yes," was the answer. "May I know why?" I further in- quired. "For the same old reason," he Abraham H. Max Selling for Chevrolet Motor Company Detroit Retail Store General Motors Building Northw•y 500; Market 46...…

July 15, 1921 • Page Image 1

…A merica Arisk PaloSeal Carter Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English CLIFTON AVMS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO RRONICL litEbETROIT MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION r EMMA SOLOMON, 32, DIES IN NEW YORK SERVICE NUMBE K;INear East Relie II GOLDEN CHOSEN CHRONICLE'S WILL HONOR HEROES OF V7AR Works With J.D.C. TO HEAD ACTIVITIES OF KEREN HAYESOD f 8 -3 - 2 - 6 Per Yost, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Coots DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY ...…

July 15, 1921 • Page Image 2

…litsmotrjannsetaiROMiaz PAGE TWO I directed at them. I felt inclined to CRUSADE AGAINST ask him whether Major Brunel Cohen, JEWS CHAMPIONED the member for the Fairfield Division Liverpoo, who has to be wheeled BY BRITISH DUKE of into his seat in the House because His Son Cannot Marry By S. M. MELAMED. — both of his legs were removed by a An elderly, long-bearded Jew, is liable to do anything, even to beat (Continued from nage 1.) German s...…

July 15, 1921 • Page Image 3

…America 5cwish PaloSeal &mkt CLIFTON ATIINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO • PAGE 11-IREZ Tttorr, /Eng' (i R014 Kg firclii__ 111111111111111111111111112111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111113 JEWISH COMMERCIAL ouer Vino re Oltr pay-envelope could INSTINCT INHERITED ° The economic reason for excluding Feathers in the Wind By ESTHER GRAY. the Jew from the less fluid...…

July 15, 1921 • Page Image 4

…TROPIELIT, Orpi lAncfn ui. PAGE FOUR will spread to every Jewish agency in America. The old idea 4$00-00000001,000-0-0-0-0 aa-00-000 IIR02410/ , was to hire paid workers at the lowest salary to give out the charity funds with the least expense. The newer viewpoint is to pay social workers the highest possible salary and to judge MICHIGAN'S JEWISH 110$110 PUBLICATION their work by the minimum amount of money they expend in Published Weekly by...…

July 15, 1921 • Page Image 5

…A itcricam 'crash PeriaSeal Cater CLIFTON AMU{ • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Ef61cntorTIEnvi PRAISES WORK OF H. GOLDMAN CHOSEN PALESTINIAN JEWS TO HEAD ACTIVITIES OF KEREN HAYESOD (Continued from Page 1) --- (Continued from page I) I PAGE FIVE Itorocu their own way and create their own ! means of subsistence. Our task, us- in a phrase of the late Lord Solis- bury, will be to persuade one side to concede and the other to forbear,' of , Zion...…

July 15, 1921 • Page Image 6

…▪ • - - jr PAGE SIX PrrRorr, /imsii ROXia.4 The Problem of Jewish Youth in America ocial and By LOUIS POPKIN. QVSOrtai • • • • The Misses Elizabeth and Miriam of evet, finding a practical plan to ity," Judge Lehman stated emphat- Mrs. Hannah Freud of Hotel Ad- For that reason, especially dison has returned from Cincinnati, Fuchs, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. inculcate in our youth a love for our Wally. Walter Fuchs of Delaware avenue,...…

July 15, 1921 • Page Image 7

…America yewish PerlaSeal Cotter CLIFTON AT/1101 • CINCINNATI 20, ON/0 A THf, Dc PAGE SEVEN (ARON144 IlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII JEWISH INSTITUTE NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Alex Barnett and family of Seward avenue have left for an extended tour through New. York and New England states. , Mr. The Detroit Department of Recre- Jay Solovick of Medbury avenue ac- ation and th...…

July 15, 1921 • Page Image 8

…iimpersvikits.wiffitaxis:u. PAGE EIGHT ALEMITE LUBRICATING CO. OF MICH. Auburn Beauty Six • (Copyright, 1921. • lasroomi 5931 Woedwardr By Judith Ish-Kishor.) Market 4863.4. A YOUNG FOLKS' PAGE CONDUCTED BY JUDITH ISH-KISHOR. Service Station: 59 H•rpor five roasted fowls were set before them and the host invited his guest to serve. The latter at first politely refused, but the host said to him: "Please do us the honor!" Then the gue...…

July 15, 1921 • Page Image 9

…America ycwlslr Periafral Cotter CLIFTON ATINUZ - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE Tif Eflf:TROIT &WISH (1.1RONICIL The Wages of Sin Jewish Troops in Palastine There are big pots, small pots, brown, Th. Sabbath Table. yellow, blue, glean' and unglazed Do not speak to me of marvelous ' pots, holding, however, the same con- French dishes, of restaurants full of tents, the making of a tcholent. A jazz and little food, of midnight sup- littl...…

July 15, 1921 • Page Image 10

…Tff PAGE TEN DETRCAT,AWISR LA MUM WITTY AND WISE wannomonanwacoaciaciaisaamiamwavem • • Audit. Tax Reports Investigation. Factory Cost System. The children of Jerusalem in an- cient times are said to have been ex- ceedingaly witty and wise, clever and bright, and they often outwitted Athenian travelers, who had a repu- tation for being particularly bright and not easily outwitted by foreign- ers. But when they arrived in .Terusa lem th...…

April 15, 1921 • Page Image 1

…A merica ffavish Periodical Cadet t3.IP7ON MAUI CISIMISHATI 10, MO S higan s Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English 1- 1 - EbETROIT AEWISIt - RONICliE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION NEW YORKERS GIVE FREEDOM OF STATE, CITY TO VISITORS Welcome Zionist Leaders Neu' York Greets Weizman% Einstein Jews Paid Tribute By Sinclair Lewis Author Says lie Learned to Love Race by Reacting 8 - 3 - 2 6 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Ce...…

April 15, 1921 • Page Image 2

…- Test AIVISil al KM= PlilLOMATHIC CLUB After a lengthy but interesting de- , bate on the l'hilomathic floor last ▪ E.., Sunday evening on the question, For Gentlewomen AVENUE WOODWARD 222 ..... lilt1011111711150111118111011111 SUM "Resolved, that the United States open trade relations with Soviet Rug; sia," the club finally decided to up- 1 hold the denial of the right of trade intercourse with that country to our American capitali...…

April 15, 1921 • Page Image 3

…Allier/LWIt ,}swish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVINO6 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO/ PAGE THREE kEVLTROIT,AWIsil el RON IC LE Annis Fur Chokers Buy at Headquarters Irresistible Display Hundreds of Them $9.!'-to$500 Gray Squirrel ... .$9.50 Stone Marten $27.50 Up $10.50 Up Fitch $70.00 Up Fisher Russian Sable $175 Up $37.50 Up Jap Marten FOXES All Color, THE NEW DYES: Sky Slue, Brown, Taupe and Natural White. $75 The Annis Fur Building ...…

April 15, 1921 • Page Image 4

…TIE VIA KonjEwtsn ORM KU PAGE FOUR 1 1 The quotation, therefore, of this law of retaliation as the 1 r „javL,„7,„„,,,, JEwisfiet,„),,„cii, possible ground for the commi s sion of a murderous crime indi- 1 rates either a most grotesque ignorance on the part of the re- porter or else a peculiar twist in his brain. On the other hand, MICIIIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION greater men than the hack writers for our daily newspapers Published Weekly ...…

April 15, 1921 • Page Image 5

…American ,fewish Periodical eater CLIFTON AMU& • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO • PAGE FIVE iiiciferitoEw is!l CL iit iaIgaL man respects another who fails to it was to the economic advantage Marshall, member of the economic respect his own origin. When one of their Gentile competitors for the Council for l'alest Zionism When asked about his conference thing, it is not strange that others by closing their places of business assume there is sufficient...…

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