…Allietiallf if ewish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AMU' • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE ES "MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. have 'maple Friday at the ernaot ty our By Hermann Hoexter. t he le the peaty or s II b. nein• at lu cants. t trill ck, in ,•sting I ha+ del ;troll. er t•f mati• oro- Sun- intlay eludes lend" 'l ido tnnt 1% in a the zrtlai• Murk. ailed. once. II 15. r the larch eath- camp day Day. e re- Icing p...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE THEDEtROITJEWISII ORONICLE Published Weekly by The Jswist Chronicle Publishing Ce., JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB MARGOLIS JACOB H. SCHAKNE Presiaent Editor General Manager Entered as Second-clans 'twitter March 3, 1516. et the Postoffice .t Detroit, Mich.. under the Act of March 3, 1839. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 London Office: Cable Address. Chronicl...…
…A merican 9ewisk Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Take men by their passions and !open court, as appears on page 114 to Miss !merman Longfellow 8359. is it highly important factor in the! !sins of the literature department of The next social affair of the Young religious eoltio•ott ion of your child that the Detroit City College addressed you may carry them whither you !of the stenographic ...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE EIGHT WhtIttiVARraidifirnmsattg.raibliiiti .atttossat . . tran.. I Engz NOW—AT HUDSON'S 1 w S1 v.• Mr. and Sirs. Herman Coven of 3305 Elmhurst avenue announce the March Sale of Housewares ; k A pleatiant diversion which evoked touch interest ,.t.cially was OW Israel Zangwill evening presented by the Arts Society of Temple Beth El on Tuesday evening. Dancing and a so.' vial tour followed the progr...…
…A merica lavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE EMANUEL BAZAAR TO BE HELD ON MARCH 26-27 jI3 melhoch' i 7•e, "Vamp-Toe" Chiffon Is decreed by Fashion as the smartest fur on Spring coats— Beige, June or White Ermine are shown in mushroom collar effects, shawl stole collars and the Queen Anne type of standing calla r, at prices from $95 to $295. N SHAAREY ZEDEK SET FOR PURIM PROGRAM 1...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE TEN VaYiktizekkaUbbtkI711.1,71A171,1%)ItIghlYtyklasVili7;1,145*1.5*:'. Mkt BUTZEL WILL ADDRESS R UND TABLE SOCIETY ',AMERICA'S LARGEST SHOE STORE — Grand Openin Of interest to many is the an- P7 ( 14.% nouncement that Fred M. Butzel, local attorney and speak- , :s4 rominent i p of the 'Beautiful Orient Theater Linwood at Philadelphia The Very Latest in Spring Footwear l'-t+ • Monday March 219 6:3...…
…PAGE ELEVEN THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE STRENG CHEVROLET COMPANY WILL HOLD ITS FORMAL OPENING SUNDAY • YOUNG EMANUELS PLAN ROOM AND BOARD WANTED-. Elderly lady would like rosin and! DANCE FOR MARCH 27 board with private family. Call I ----- • Arlington 0891. Engagements, Banquets and On Sunday evening, March 27, , The Strong Chevrolet 5'n., newly up- der c, , tirteinis and unintitrrupted st•rv- All Social Functions Young Israel of Detroit...…
…THE DETE01 f JEWISH CHRONICLE last year. As the time neared the JEWISH CONSPIRACY counsel requested further post- QUESTION IS RAISED Ford ponement. Judge Tuttle said: IN FORD LIBEL SUIT! "'I am disposed to make a compro- Continued from Page One) Judge Arthur J. Tuttle. The circum- • stances of Judge Tuttle's withdrawal have never been published. It is in Judge Tuttle's court room that Fed- eral Judge Fred J. Raymond of Grand Rapids is heari...…
…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS ETROITAWISH RRONICLE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL XXXI, NO. 12 AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS TO MEET ON SUNDAY, FEB. 2 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1927 Endorses Campaign For Palestine Fund To Noted Lawyer T Speak For Forum "Layman's Viewpoint of Relig- ion" Will be R. S. Marx's Topic, Sunday P. M. Will Conv...…
…Th_eljffrnonderns n tA aorucus PAGE TWO M. R. Van Barden, $50. $1,500; Simmons & Clark, $50; Carl Bachrach & Gendelman, $26; Baer Joe Borenstein, $200; Boston Re- Lundy, $50; B. Lynn, $25. Singer, $100; B. W. Singer, $100; Saul Morris D. Waldman, $50; Oscar Maiden Lane Jewelry Company, Sloan, $100; Helen Shetzer, $25; Mr. finers and Wholesale Jewelers, $100; Wander, $25; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brothers, $50; 0. I. Baker, $25; Dr. B. Brener, $5...…
…3i : f r at e rnal an6 . alb Alan I PAGE 11111RIM EDentorrlaisti (Itor ICLE saineeme e 4.6 7 t41 " er N r • is i . . .2 .,,,, ,..- 4 1 ; s *.,!. 07' ,. A, i . "I' ,,,... .', ,I, et.;,.;l11, ■ ,,,, t's . ,, 1, Baby Day Nursery. A . . e, .,. , . .t.' acres of tea bushes come F ROM hundreds of pounds of tea . . . But from those hundreds of pounds, are selected just a few ounces of the choicest leaves .. . And that i...…
…7110)emotri Ewtsitffi RomaL PAGE FOUR HADASSAH AIDS U. P. A. IN DRIVE FOR FUNDS In sad but loving memory of Jo- seph I. /dinner, who passed away seven years ago, Feb. 17, 1920. Hadassah, the women's Zionist or- ganization of America, is taking a prominent part in the raising of $7,- 500,000 for the United Palestine Ap- peal, which carries on a campaign an- nually for general Zionist work in Palestine. Miss Hattie Gittleman, president of th...…
…IsPerRon;Asinsm diftor las E_ MUSI C CHICAGO CIVIC OPERA TO BE HERE IN MARCH I N a ti Tau Notrs All Detroit is highly enthusiastic , user the forthcoming opera season at On Monday last Mesdames Loui the new Masonic Auditorium, when and Samuel Levine entertained 28 guests at a beautifully appointed The phenomenal success of the bridge-luncheon at the Hotel VI eno- Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold Stok- rah. Decorations were carried out in ...…
…rfiffigrRorri jEwisa ..'t, "Otb'ebtb'O'b'et'O'b'Ob'ebt-btOt-b' 'b'6 '10'6b'6 ' bedb'ffb" b' . 4.0 O'd '6"b' TII-EDETROITJEWISII (ARON ICLE Pahnshed Washy bye The bdd CZ:2 JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB MARGOLIS JACOB H. SCHAKNE Entered those in power? Was he not among the most vocifer- ous and adamant opponents of free speech and press in Russia? Even more, he insisted upon compulsory la- bor, and only when it was found to be ineffective was ...…
…PEPermg4niymei Ro mmie • GiAS• Amerwan Jewish Olf,f1+5 Boy in Agriculture I 1:111" (JOSEPH -, (Continued from Preceding Page) Feb. 19, at 8 o'clock. At this meet- ing meatless menus will he dis- tributed. The Twelfth Street Moth- Cooking Class Opened. ers Club will be hostess for the eve- A cooking class has been opened in ning. the Michigan avenue district at the synagogue on Twenty-ninth street Oratorical Contest: and Michigan avenue ...…
…itfi f PAGE EIGHT Vaasa MROM ICIE AUXILIARY TO SPONSOR THEATER PERFORMANCES if The Ladies Auxiliary of Hashachar Camp, Order B'nai Zion, has taken over the sale of tickets for the Feb. An elaborate Washington's birth- day party is being planned •by the Phoenix Club for Monday evening, Feb. 21, at 10 o'clock sharp. Deco- , rations will be carried out to repro- sent a night in the tropics. Gentle., men may wear white trousers and ladies ar...…
…PAGE NINE /if cY)Eruor., /Limn OIRONICLE BRANCH OF OLD FOLKS HOME PLANS MUSICAL AV.k4!IN CHARGE uKDAGDE I M AH PARTY GIRLS OF Miss Elizabeth Apple is in charge of the bridge and raffle being spot- Mr. and Mrs. Abe R. Rosenberg, formerly of 2210 Pingree avenue, sir now residing in their new home at 3204 Elmhurst avenue. A nelhoch', A delightful program is being Comm. pleteol for the musical-tea which the Northwestern Branch of the Jewish...…
…PAGE TEN IFAVISMOIROIVICIAB !IMMEIN, -•- PLANS COMPLETED FOR ALUMNI U. H. S. DANCE plated a most successful year and, according to sentiment, it was in that year that the most material and con- structive work has been done, ever since its inception four years ago. Its aim is to co-operate and help the U. H. S. in all its activities and to fraternize the graduates of that in- stitution. Of its accomplishments, the establishing of the only ...…
…PAGE ELEVLN AMR' RON ICI t ) PE SrliOrT, I DANGEROUS Weddings RCHESTRA All Social Functions Catered by DETROIT CATERING COMPANY HALL Detroit's h'xclusive Kosher Caterers M. A. PEREIRA, Mgr. Longfellow 5654, Elizabeth I 6 Santagano NOT SURPRISED :-: CLASSIFIED :-: li 0 An Irishman in his native country O ,115 entertaining me with stories of Ilse Solaria i•bule la one for men, nlae rent Lnd recreation. haracteristie wit. I th...…
…FEBRUARY 18, 1927 atm* Setif El Nato HEINRICH BRAUN DIES "What Price Glory" Leaving. BERLIN. — (J. T. A.) — Ileinrich With the end of its record-shat- Braun, well-known exponent of the tering engagement in sight, "What BociaHat movement and former lead- Price Glory" continues to pack the er of the Revisionist group, died Feb.' 9 at the age of 72. He was a broth er-in-law of Victor Adler. Sunday Morning Services, 10:45: "Capital Punishment"...…
…America garish Pedalled Ceder (,. 1926 If , g C •ce , 085, 00 0 tout tielay. All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLIFTON ATLNUll - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 1 111-Efi ETROIT IIROK[CLE Li tiUNE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. LEO EXPECT EXTENSION OF JEWISH AGENCY untrtsbityt'riti;ltiNlitchigt IN NEAR FUTURE B'nai B'rith Holds First Nominations LIN OF NR O A RN ED A T USOF M. Ua lot N...…
…emu prim (A Roiviar. PAGE TWO f , 141.1 ro 1447 cor osoWOODWARD AY! IMPORTED BEADED BAGS . ?Pe (tliithen's Corner COMPLETE TEMPLE MOONLIGHT PLANS 11 Red Apple Club and Jules Klein's Orchestra to Entertain Guests. - DECIDES ON FIFTEEN ' .---717 Fp i ti ar Notts MILLION CAMPAIGN -- National Farm School Seek to Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich of Detroit wa• a guest of the Sisterhood of Templi Beth Jacob at the last regular meet ing of the seas...…
…A merkair 5cwisk parodies! Carta CLITT0e1 MINCE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO .• m 47,9Encotrinv isn iyeL. FAGS THREE — ago whin it was organized. Previous, ItLESTTO INE APPEA L NOTED EGYPTOLOGIST, he h.: b..01 h.q..: of the des - SEEK $10 , 000 , 000, DR. AARON EMBER, DIES t.rank partinent of Semitic languages. s . . 'e niitism also admit children under 13 of declarants who have resided in the United States fur more than three years and hav...…
…111V1IITICtlie, //Mc!! /11141N !CIA r'" As C. X2 WIEDETROITJEWISII etRONICIA rNa ONLY CVOS. MlwfaeAr. MNILL) Mit01{.. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Inc. JOSEPH 'J. CUMMINS, President JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE, General Marys `r_ .es, on the other hand, that there has been ssionitry longing and sentimental romancing tonotl mu (ft' enough realism , N1 e believe that there has been an undue emphasis upon...…
…Americall5aviskPeriodicaleatter CII ► TON /MCI - CINCINNAll 10, OHIO PAGE FIVE ThEnETI PO IT fns 14 , 60.2 , 0 , f5 -- ,. i k yiddish--a chiklless Lang uage (Continued from last page.) ie I- tg re of rn er lit to s 'ii, ' r ut ry, un- op- ud- one ant- amt heir ter, pare the new car offered you to Buick. anal like it,— Itee- MOTOR COMPANY, l'o- that who row, e of who e of find du- hall. that sh is ode- prto and ...…
…PAGE six yetlicrRorrjr,wisnalRasiche YOUNGEST GRADUATE IN JUNE CLASS OF N. E. --- Let Electricity Make Your Ice Miss Rose Harris of 1310 Frederick sheet was the youngest member of The Copeland System auto- matically keeps itself cold. Leave It to take care of your !ood fur a day, a week, a month; then open it and you'll find its temper tune 40 to 45 degrees, the correct coldness to keep milk, butter, fresh vege- All society Items and ot...…
…' f Americo (favish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AYINI31 • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE SEVa: s TIEVEitton;1_221n Qactat and ngMgriiients Mr and Mrs. Max Klinger of 2463 HazetSouil avenue announce the en- COM. •MomvalO • YUJI (2) I .12VSOnea Mr. and Mrs. I. Weingarden o 2921 Cortland avenue announce th confirmation of their son, Israel which took place on June 12. A re- ception was held in his honor on NY P ARTICIPATE " RE AUTY CONTEST ...…
…1 44 'AGE EIGHT gi.Elign"1. 1"415" 04" M '120, at the Maybee School, Lynn at gressing very well in the different of the season, it is urgent that all tees were appointed: organization; Rabbi Simon Greenberg, Williani Cardoni, the fraternity team will cities of America. A branch is being members who have not as yet settled Rabbi Joshua Kohn, chairman, Phila- Raphael, Abraham Tannenbaum, Sara play the Y. M. 11. A. team the second organized in...…
…Americair - periodical eater CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO J 1. 1111 giuurT "AGE NUM ) ■ OFF THE ja••••...1 1 1 TRACK feverishly conjured before his eyes the noble fac es of his father, uncles and mate friends The Jew generally today, both in- relatives. His most helplessly observed the ravages which dividually and in congregational or- Petlu ra's magazine made on Schwartz- ganization, is off the track. Ile is - • too much c...…
…JUNE 'filLIATtawrAwisn@itoxiar, HIGHLAND MANOWI CRimE INCREASING, DECLARES FRIEDMAN 1 10, 11,1a0.01 Country 110,1,1, S, hool for Girls. on the Iludaon • New lor . (Continued From Page One.) Col'ege I'mp ,tratory Coors,— lent rants Retognimd. that they formed in the • old homeland. hool, Junior College, /fah Horne.Ma long, Segretarial,, To them the law has been for gener- Jour nal,. Kindergu t. j %lions a threatening power that must lrat...…
…periodical Cotter A MC liCIIN All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS VOL. XIX. CLIFTON AMOS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 1- 1 - EDETROIT BWISIt Permanent Mandates Commis- sion Submits Favorable 1-0-4-0 [ THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1925 NO. 4 RECOMMENDS STATE LANDS AND SCHOOL GOVERNMENT FUNDS TELEPHONE CADILLAC NOTICE All news matter, club notes, social items and other ...…
…'I PAGE TWO PIEVETROTtiLivISit (MIA MIS Pianist at Concert At Temple Sunday this did not merely mean throwing a few pennies to the unfortunate vaga- bond. "Notice," he would explain to his pupils, "the verse does not say hap. py is he who gives to the poor, but rather happy is he who considereth the poor. This means that we !Mould take enough interest in the person who is in need to find out just what will best help him. One man may need a...…
…P risk Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATIINI/1 • CINCINNATI 30., OHIO PAGE THREE _ r_l ipun Pinsti (ARomciA raternal nn Club 1 ,iN DDS BEL w of- I COM- IC ar- ri de Corn. the lment 1 cars ens in troupe ,f Da. n was sioner tee to re pre- oVern- .banon 'tol, is loyal- to the am in- meas. petted. ORT being ruction moiled aist re- Jewry, arburg, Albert Hirsch, . Berg. Dub- Pro f es- Martin lent in- , editor Edward eteran, oder of I KIN...…
…lconja.snalROPI' ll PAGE FOUR • OLD FOLKS HOME HAS CHANUKAH PARTY GIVEN BY BRANCH, PREPARE FOR DANCE NN 'armpit grill El Notre SPORTS vie 'Religion As • Fine Art:" "Religion As a Fine Art" will be the subject of Dr. Leo M. Franklin's sermon Sunday morning, Dec. 20, at 10:45. Everyone is welcome. Mem- bers are urged to bring their friends. OriM & llubertaltm Offices and Parlors: 92 - 98 GARFIELD AVENUE Glendale 0750 - 8379 SCI‘V.M...…
…A mer/Cam 5cwislf Periodical eater CLIFTON AVINU8 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE E117SH ( RPo0.YICIZ THE A Tidal Wave of Human Misery Revea,ed in .1. D. C. Archives Report of Refugee Relief is Dramatic Story of Martyrdom of Hundreds of Thousands From All Of Europe Which Has Baffled Social Agencies. r -Joe Raskin Garage E. Raskin It. Brooks II Stone r..Inmerinan . C, 21: Green. J'i•l4 goals 1; M. E. Raskin, n, Foul .nbi.re's, 0 r M. A...…
…NIATR0 / L AM ROPi ICU THE MACCABEANS But the ultimate goal of the Macca- bees was not yet achieved. Judas had yet to see five more years of bloody warfare with neighboring nations, he Miss Bonstelle, for Christmas week, had still to lead his followers into has decided to offer what might be By SAMUEL SCHAEFER, many battles before he met his own termed a foolish comedy, but one Denver, Colo. death in the year 160, fighting brave- which in t...…
…% iIE PAGE FOUR ta, . YoRm. raeR'1 . •- r.91,1. THEVETROITJEWISII RON 1cLI • We IVVION PRINIILD Published Weekly b y The Jowl. Chrowiele Publishing Co., Inc Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager Entered as flecond•clas. matter March 3, 1316, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Art of March 3, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 104...…
…A merica smith Periodical eater CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ws yemon s . kwisn 0120111CLIN "The Next Step in Liberal Judaism" PAGE FIVE 11011 E111111 1111111111111 11 I l e :2111 11 11 11 11 11 111 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11E M E Imm o i ll 111 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 111 11 11 11 11 11 111111 111111 Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Address. RABBI LEON FRAM GAAS. JOSEPH- -- 5 1413 to 1447 rttPFD DWOODwARD AVE held in years of digging an...…
…M EP:mon:ft:nun ORM Ica: PAGE EIGHT - AMERICA'S LARGEST SHOE STORE TEN FLOORS OF SHOE SERVICE „Itlig.i ..,.., . WOODWARD and ADAMS All society Items and other local notes should be communicated to the office of The Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesday •Iternoon ardor to appear In the current week's Issue. Phone Cadillac 1040, Society Edit*, Mail makes so as to be received not lat. Wan Wednesday. , v• e, It, . • I ♦ 1 . f .., , ...…
…A merkaN Pat isk Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NIN a VIEVErRarip ■ WilARONWLE T , 6 1 1 7FI .glEBEL ASHIONS gorghe -e- ft HE New and Correct Mode in Sports, Day- time and Evening Ap- parel—•rocks and Coats and Wraps for Misses', Women and Children, Now on Dis- play in Interesting Selections. T The Stare That Shows the New Things First." :11 c Clothes for New Year's At A Minimum Cost • t 50c 50c ...…
…PAGE TEN lto i CUL n HOLIDAY OFFERINGS Now is the time to complete your gift buying. Buy a useful gift, also something to beautify the home and bring cheer, happiness and comfort to all with a gift of furniture. Lamps, Junior or Bridge Edison Cabinet Phonograph Spinet Desk Hall Chairs Coxwell Chairs Davenport Tables Gateleg Tables Windsor Chair Windsor Rocker Octagon Table Cedar Chest End Tables Finished Breakfast Set Smoking Cabinet Tea W...…
…A merica 'apish periodical Cemkt CLIPTON MMUS - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN Th_PPffrKogiftA Rcth is 1- - - • - - EMANUEL SUNDAY SCHOOL Symphony Announcements. sizes and styles FOR SALE-White enamel gas. has over S6 different range. Almost new. Will sell rea- to the Frigidaire pump which we in- of machines, some of which are cab- The attendance at the Congrega- The Detroit Symphony Society's sonable. 2015 Seward, between stall in the ...…
…:11 U. at th !s. Id e VONCIrialligraiskPadiallaNta Our New Location: 525 WOODWARD CLIFTON AMU* • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO - LWISH 11-RONICL bETROIT . TR THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1925 VOL. XVIII. NO. 17 MNIMMEHMEHMHEMMUMMUMHMIMMIEIMUMEMOMUMMEMIIMINIMOMMINIMMIMOMM TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 Per Year, $3.00; This Issue, 25 Cents EHMUMNIMIMMINEKNEHMOMEHOMOMOMMEHMIIMHMHEMMOMMU...…
…fitCpet myrrinsisi, tii lam Ku PAGE TWO —AS ONE WOMAN TO ANOTHER—" We will gladly send car to call for you. Acceptance of this miggestien does not obligate _you to Pur- chase. Telephone Melrose 3454. - • you comelo? street car, take Fast wit to R io. pelle, then walk two blarks ,00h. Thou dining will 11,1 I find prime re. at sInctiont. PA the door—au aerie. by Ann Tweed Giving a houu a vacation is always rvel. ing pones.. When we got ho...…
…A merkam lavish Periotfieal Cotter CLIFTON AMU% • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE THREE WI E VETROIT BROADCASTING JUDAISM The Shofar Blows! HOLIDAY SHOWING of Fine Fall and Winter SHOES! FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN You have known in the past of the quality of our merchandise and are, no doubt, our steady patron, but, as a reminder of our sterling values, we men- tion a few of our many specials: Men's Fall Oxfords to $850 The season's late...…
…s : •-• Thel)nuonimusn Roruc.IL IZAGE FOUR gig 44..! . ,r• 011 IN ∎ .N! si.M 41•,:or 1,1 ■••M little consequence but the Bolsheviks have a curious way of doing injury in the most unlooked for manner. Due to inadequate facilities of higher education it MINIS 1.011111111. INS•1•111/111.11 was decreed that only the children of the proletariat Pahfishol Weekly by Tki .krvieb Chronicle Pololla ► iffig Ce.. could attend the universities....…
…EttDentonjovuneiRomicrz A ROSH HASHONAH MESSAGE oep th, 1-1-. JOSEPH-, (Copywrisht, 1921. By thee. H. Joseph.) Another year. Just about the only occasion when sonic of us stand still long enough to think. Sometimes I wonder if the New Year means as much to the present generation, or let us say the younger generation, as it did to our grandparents. I am using the term "grandparents" advisedly. I won- der if it is only my imagination. But ...…
…EVerRorrinvisn (ARomicul PAGE SIX vo..w.m0000000 ■ sm"w000eoo.w.w ■ wo.vooAvoot The Jewish Year Throughout the World WE WISH ALL THE JEWISH PEOPLE OF DETROIT A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR. By HARRY SCHNEIDERMAN (Editor, American Jewish Year Book.) (Editor's Note :—The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, by special arrangement with the Seven Arts Fea- ture Syndicate, presents the only authoritative review of the Jewish year, written by the editor of the Am...…
…A merica 5avish periodical Carter CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN 1 :+cf)entonfrAmtialarre cg awww hks been in force so short a time that — ----=- -=,,,, of Simon N. Stein to the University no estimate of its success or failure _ _IA _.1- _,,, ----,- • of Rochester, the $500,000 trust fund .:LLIL-17.1,_. can yet be made. established by Mr. and Mrs. Felix M. We come now to the lowest stage Warburg for te support of the. visi...…
…p_pykricorrlEvasndiRana4 rek.liE EIGHT MIONSIner PROBLEMS CONFRONTING AMERICAN JEWRY SEASON'S GREETINGS ASHTON WRECKERS Towing LARGEST AUTO TOWING SERVICE IN MICHIGAN DITCH AND MUD PULLS Out of Town CAI, — Day and Night Service — Canadian License GLENDALE 4513 ROSH HA,SHONAH GREETINGS UNION COAL CO. Our Fleet of Trucks Will Insure You PROMPT SERVICE Main Yard and Office: 6575 DIX AND M. C. RY. Private Exchange: CEDAR 3140 ROSH...…
