…A mericamfewiskPerforlicaleater [2, 192G CLIFTON mous • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO iitE,bETROIT „MISR. HRONICLE All Jewish News A Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1926 VOL. XIX. NO. 17 Pisgah Lodge Will Phoenix Club JUDGE JULIAN MACK {.speaks For at Palestine Appeal J Hear Noted Writer J TO BE SPEAKER A LUNCHEON MEETING John J. Smertenko to Discuss "Jew in America"...…
…PAGE TWO RON1 LLiE grAt011, 11 enema "I am not angry at all, I hate to GOVERNMENT INSISTS "And how taken!" be asked the same thing 99 times." "Where? Where?" ON PALESTINE UNITY "Do not be offended. We have the "Really at our place. At Little Pe- same plague as you. When we heard reshtchepena." you say that yours was taken, the ■ "At which Pereshtchepena? Where- news took hold of us. That is why Agreement Between Zionists and Agudah Sees A...…
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…• 7ittIgritutrjEwisn (Attormus rAGE FOUR London' Buy Theater. Israel 3. London, and his brother William A. London, have just bought the Ferry Field Theater property at Grand Riser and West Grand boule- vard from Phil Obeid man for around $300,000. Fir Israel J. London, a real estate operator whose offices are in the General Motors Building, this is his first venture in the theatrical field. His brother, William A. Lon- don, has met with g...…
…A merica lavish periodical Cada CLIFTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, ONTO PAGE FIVII ■•■• _i rT Aff Fxrect_g TinVenton MY!' INC ' , FOR I BOY' Retail Wholesale James Davis Wall Paper & Paint Co. NW/44 "ISRAEL JEWISH LAWYER IS POLICE COUNSELOR ALVIN D. HERSCH When Ludwig Lewlaohn spoke be. fore the Mens' Club of Temple Beth pub- El after his "Upstream" was blished, Dr. Franklin in his usual courageous manner said to him; "Mr. Lewisohn, ...…
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…• A nterkam Awisk Peria4cal Carta CLITION arartVI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO WASPEPRDIT EVIStiyHtOrmbes --., 4.91.44 the senior declamation contest held o Y. rt reeanutlsypicaets the enioHr. CAo u . nuc'il of of the SW Clubs: Miss Bella Horwitz won first prize for her presentation of an ex- troller, was appointed director of cerpt from the debate on "Child La- and service of Jacoby'a, French bar." She represented the Junior Shaarey Teophilia...…
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…/ftfiikricor r, , PAGE TF11 alw=www.ms. rang, March 10, at Kirby Center, a next meeting, to be held at the Kirby the program which will be t.t.ven committee including Mrs. Hyman Center on Saturday evening at 8. ing the afternoon. Milkovsky, Mrs. Max Weksler, Mrs. This is the first of a series of lectures J. W. E. W. O. H. Levine and Mrs. Fakstein, repre- to be given by Mr. Rosenberg during senting the Ladies Auxiliary Ilasha- the coming sea...…
…A merkait Apish periodical Carter CLIFTON AMU! • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN Lwlsft fIRONKLIS Y. M. H. A. NOTES seewess,,,, b , n dor. 0. eeting of the the llolbrook migrants, 12 ho the organ. t o \ merit& resept. They in 'he won. W. F.. W, he nod. board Saturday eve. home of Mrs. 397 NI , .nterey ' 'S :-: CLASSIFIED :-• _ — HOUSEKEEPER desires position. Good cook, capable manager. Write Jewish Chronicle, Box 216. 0 I 9000 G...…
…19, 19 litEnentorldmiurt(A 13W4101i a lianyiemuerarsetrakne ahnavrI be patient, if Y. W. H. A. NOTES U. S. CHAMBER OF INEW INSTITUTIONS Social Hygiene Lecture: OPENED BY COUNCIL COMMERCE OPPOSES REGISTRATION ACT ADDRESSED STUDENTS ON FORD LABOR POLICY Dr. Rachel Yarros, director of the Upon the invitation of Professors Social Hygiene Committee, Chicago, Goodrich and Yoakum of the Uni- Ill., will talk to young women on (Continued fro...…
