…PAGE THREE PE91-nconAslstitARONICif, • ILW Ilal MI 06.1 V %. ■ I we ,.'11: • ••• ■•■ • 111. .\■.\■■ WI 0 t. ■ .% LI •11•\ ■■ • ■7 We Wish nu All he in a $, P t■ Fen en Pictures of New Palestine By DR. JOSEPH SILVERMAN , $4 JOYOUS CHANUKAH $ 're ud 05tedings child. l'he survivors of those early settlers of the 'tit's, strong and gentle mart and woolen, today point with pride to the second generation of colonists \chit+ they have r...…
…THE I erRonlaim (iittorilaz PAGE FOUR Aloscow's Jewish Theater S By HUNTLY CARTER tlialogue and environment of painted scenery. and he plays on a flat stage. In Moscow the Jewish actor expresses himself by means of gesture and movement at all heights. Experiments are always being During my post-revolution visits to their goloshes, which are deposited in made at this theater to find the form c h arge of best suited to express the Jewish So...…
…A merica Pinsk periodical Carter CUPTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE 'Pt t; ihrritotr,frwisi r e destroying the Temple the Mes- s %%%%%%%% •••• %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% 69mph:flews of the Season aassaei we l :: sigh was burn." The story tells how the news iif ti• destruction of the / I hall of Temple at Jerosa • m woman, is brought I, / a Messiah to living a small community f Jewo short distanre outside Jerusa...…
…figikraorrionsnelimcg Art and the Jews The Banner of the Jew By REV. IGNATZ MUELLER Greetings According. to historical testimony, Wake, Israel, wake! Recall today there has been no people more ad- THE WORLD IS HAPPIER NOW 'l'IIAN dicted to agriculture than the Israel- The glorious Maccabean rage, ites. The Phoenicians, their near HAS BEEN FOR A LONG TIME AND The sire heroic, hoary-gray, • neighbors, had no small a territory WISH EVERYBODY...…
…• A aterica II Amish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AMU& • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN Tit r,frritorrinvisn 0110.1c1.1: Palestine • One Land Of Opportunity, Says Marshall, Urging Sacrifices Veteran Leader Calls for More People, Schools and Villages and Further Efforts to Make Country Prosperous. Unter- myer Says Every Successful Campaign Means More Power for Pioneers. GREETINGS OF THE SEASON IMPORTANT NOTICE WM. A. HAHN Items intended...…
…liiti)entorriEwisti &tor na PAGE EIGHT Working Boys Or Working Men? By AAV HAMON GOVIM Underlying the endeavor of clear- first claim; until they are again taken ALWAYS FRESH MADE IN DETROIT thinking students of modern social into the arms of education and moral problems to reduce child labor to a and social opportunity. Fundamentally, the question is minimum is the conviction, reached after long study of the realities of whether we shall n...…
…LDIN , • A merica Prish periodical eater CLIPTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 111111111161111IIIIIIMMI - lt/LETROff Ti PAGE RON KM Bar p le Em bodied olomon's Tem of S itecture Arch In Buil dings to Constitute Yeshibah Group •• I • •/ ioi C^ 1 former president of the Bronx Mark Eisner of New York, former Association. Sylvan Oestreicher, Fer- United States Collector of Internal , dinand Tannenbaum and Irwin M. Revenue, has forme...…
…//.1 ■ 1St I (ii RONK:LC PAGE TEN Look Up To Thy Maker Look up to thy Maker, 0 soul of mine, Thy Creator remember whilst thou art young; Cry morning BMi night to His grace divine, And in all thy songs let Ilia name be sung. On earth the Lord is thy portion and cup, And when f ront thy body thou goest lone, A place for thy rest lie hath builded up And made thee a nest underneath Ilk throne. Wherefore morning and night I will bless my Lord...…
…A mtcricam 'apish Periodical Cotter All Jewish News AB Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLI/TON Antal - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 11- EDETROIT LWISR HROI•TICLE Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cent; DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1924 VOL. XVI. NO. 17 HEBREW UNIVERSITY VISIONS OF DRAMA INVITES GnisBERG, OF HIGH ARTISTIC SEMINARY SCHOLAR CALIBER OUTLINED Mischa Fishso...…
…Ti f f cl e - •• •• •.• IS siv e el IA "' t a te lett. ■ PAGE TWO irawitataTutkisaittms.a..e.a—mrw m mIL ZILVEAVILiVEACATI1VVX, 13 Not Expensire" 14 ; GENTLEMEN `cqc &apron's Corner "If "here Good Furniture 0 Do You Know the holidays are fuss approaching and there is only a short time left? he still has hope. This was a brave, beneficent view of those classic think- ers. Its import is no less applicable The centenary of the birth...…
…• American ffewish Periodical Cotter THE PAGE THREE fecraort /novo ■ ■ latunal illtl Finsternald's linsttrwald's .m.,,,,,,..........amame•aemsneetotansaluanpamato NEW YORK SCHOLAR TO LEAD SERVICES II (tub :Notes Em El Social Aiders The Radiant, Girl. Club. The Ens El Social Alders will hold The hiehmah Girls Club held its an installatii n party at 1111 West- Tuesday in first mesting of the seas ...ening, Sept. 10, at the home of M...…
…illE71ETR011;frivisft PAGE FOUR Nt -')NI. -4st. sit Ns, ri - — $T IT EWISII Published Week;ly The J.:;1.17Chromicl: Publishing Cr, tr. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager antlered Poltoffito s` IMIltter March I. ISIS. at th• as Second-eye 1879. /ikits under the Act of Werth MUM.. General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West Telephone: Gland•le 9300 Cable Adds..: Chronicle L...…
…A NCriallf ffewisk Perialkal Cotter CLIFTON ATMS • CRONYISM 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE kEljerRon;fousq01401ClE rtibcysi. CEASE PLAYING WHEN THEY POSE FOR INTERESTED FRIENDS IN U. S. air MrTi 0-1AS. "i+. JOSEPH'' (Ceprvoiyht, MI. By Ch., II. Jo ■ ral,) MEN! Numerous readers have coked the to express an opinion of the Presi- dent's apparent disinclination to take a starlit on the issue of the Klan. If the President could disaseociate himself...…
…I PAGE SIX petal and ersonal illarr in grs HUDSON'S 43rd All noc'el y pane • d •het local notes ,Eou'd be comorm'cated to the office of The 05.55, e iy a ws•tnoel. y eft. eon a order to appall n the current wook'• be ece.ved rot .atOr • stie. Phone Venda e bb.0, Se< sty Ed tai. krtd et ree so es hen Wednesday. Soon after the opening of the pub- The ma;ority of the Jewish resi- lie schools, the universities, colleges dents of Detroit who...…
…A merico Apish Periodical Carta CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ET Pawn; ft,igsft : 21177111110....211.,.. ,,,,- --. : till , ANNIORIMIMS/■=7...1•7/C PAGE SEVEN ReNICI.t1 ............ , 1 4 ------- ------ ' _ n cal-lag:7 ,A =.....' et ewish, ?:Irtil 12i , •••••• omillnagelleglIMMAnea _ - ■•■ •=11., IIIII.W.1~..11 ■ .• VC, r -_,s,--c+, . —-- CY-CA at fatd , I Luxurious Fur TTH11111CC1 Quality Coats and Wraps $65, $8...…
…• a u of 7hr.17Erixlir,(Ewisti(itsoNtct.r. PAGE ''IG IIT U 11 111 ;1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 • IN 1111 iJ el NI 181 1111 I 1 I octal •Aancl iarson0 U Detroit College of Music so-41 - ot.sif:rnre Among the affairs given for Miss klardye Franklin, a bride-elect of Sept. 21, was a miscellaneous shower at which Mrs. Mary Blank was host- ess, a linen shower given by Mrs. Jo- seph Burman, a personal gift shower by Miss Eleanor Katzer and a lunch- em...…
…A NCTialif ltwish Periodical ewer C UPTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room FOR RENT-Large furnished or un- ith private family. with Cr yng ou m furnished room with refined family. Phone Gartield 6127. -- -- Suitable for one or two. 'Very ren- --• - sonable. Apply 276 Hendrie. North- WANTED -Room and board in re- way 0989. fined Jewish home (kosher). Phone ROOM FOR RENT - Nicely fur- - - - • Cadillac 4743 before 5 p...…
…SEPTEMBER 19, 1924 ThEkentorckinsOiRoxictz MINORITY TREATIES IMPOTENT MEASURES TnimiLTrintrc By DAVID J. HIRSC'H 1 UIIII 111171U , to , ci # 4101 4 1 A., k ic. '"'' 110 fir44 At bpi • N. ,iy,Iskii_. • Q - • Whoa real •11t•t0 I/008 up, ■ oel it is sure to do so, you'll feed pleased that you acted upon our advice and bought. We hay. se..., eral d ' ble buy. you should ie.' ereatigate. MEMBEP DETROIT R Cif All BOAR AllahBA us...…
…1- EbETROIT bI1lIS IIRONICL - Michigan's Only Je wish Newspaper Printed in English - - _ Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1923. VOL. XIV. No, 21. ROTHSCHILD FOUNDS Christendom Indicted PALESTINE JEW ISH In Zangwill's Address COLONIZATION AWN ZIONISTS TO HEAR ZOLOTKOFF OCT. 23 Local District to Elect Officers at Anginal Meeting. Council Will Hear Prominent Woman Lor...…
…PAGE TWO T ilEk gr iL IL DIVEW ISB/2;°10G 14 _ in- "Good Furniture Is Not Expensive" grinummum. Ow so/es neon. tar noir resin on Solladayllintol 5:30 p. m. Handsome Two -Piece Mohair Suite fund to he devoted for purposes others than relie f. Chicago, Philadelphia and the Bronx each pledged 5:15,000. The congress was attended by more than 390 delegates. It was reported that 103,274 voted throughout the country for delegates to the con...…
…Amerkan Amish Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATIINUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PE PRIVOrr s, Keane, Higbie & Co. Young MUNICIPAL Judaea BONDS .bat Upon Request Pirchai Zion. 131 Griswold St. Detroit Ibis 2963 - • Majestic World's Largest Ship Your Relatives in Europe Bring them to America in comfort on ships of the White Star Line. We sell prepaid tick- ets here. Our offices in Russia and other continental countries take charge of passenge...…
…PAGE FOUR ThflPernotrinissfeIRornaz Me. ZANGW1LL'S ADDRESS "Come now and let us reason to- , get , er,' Isaiah reports God as saying. Lechu Naa Venivavehah. What God, (Continued from page 3.1 ace rding to the prophet, was willing delegation under the Zionistic Judge to do, even the Grand Dukes—as I Mack to the Peace Conference, and used to call our European bigwigs— that Mr. Louis Marshall, • non-Zion- may do without loss of dignity. Mt, a...…
…America %wish Periodical eater CLIFTON ATINDI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ThEPETROTT, WILL'S ADDRESS . (Continued from Page )) Christians. For Diaspora Na- and 6,,,,h,na we must therefore rend 03,o rrst Palestinism. Aga in, every acknowledged citizen of* state claims the protection of that whatever he may be And w e state know how Su•eloyal Englund was to this principle in 1859 in the case of Don Pacifico, sehu, although a Portu- guese Jew, mer...…
…•PAGE SIX EfEfir_MOniktilSit CAROM /CM VETROITJEWISH (11RONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cumuli., Pres. and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, Bus. Mgr. 'stored as second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postornce at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West Cable Address. Teelphone. Glendale...…
…America It yewish Periodical Carter CLAYTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OM Ermple Wirth El ifolytarru &belt 1 Notro Nate 1 PAGE SEVEN Qy rs aP pa" Tflis 011111111111 1111111111 1111111111111111 1111111111 1111111111111111 1111111111 111111111111111 11111111111 111111111111111 11111111111 111111111111111 Men's Club Stn. Rally: Shaarey Zedek Men's Club will open , •Concernnig Sermons:" The sermon next Sunday will he I preached by Rabbi Berk...…
…74 ersonal . - . . ,.... .;/&, — - , , . . . .. ,,. , ' ......b . Engagements 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Krefman of 3878 Twenty-ninth street announce the en- , gagement of their daughter, Anna, to Jacob Scheber. Mr. and . Mrs. S. W. Starman of Utica, N. N., announce the engage. I nient of their daughter, Miriam La- raine, to Morris Canter, son of Mrs. ' F. Cantor of Euclid avenue of this An society 110117. and Chronicle by II :cl ock che...…
…4itericait "mesh Periodical alder 0 cUPTON 01661 CINCINNATI 10, 01110 PAGE NINE fiT vialtonAwisi! (A Pto,N Crei.a1 and QVSonal Paris Brings a Special Charm to the BIELFIELD AGAIN ELECTED HEAD OF HOUSE OF SHELTER Fraternal and Club Notes Winter Coats t For Women and Misses at $65 $85 .4 collection delightfully repre- sentaDve of the new. Rich and lavish trimming of lovely furs is an outstanding feature. The tube- like cilhouette,...…
…PAGE TEN ti_ 'i fircotr,/LinsriaiRONICX HEBREW TEACHERS' SCHOOL IS OPENED Mrs. J. H. Glasser of 558 Garfield avenue was hostess on Friday honor- ing the out-of-town guests who at- tended the recent marriage of her nephew, Albert Ehrlich, to Miss Gol- die Rosenberg, which was an event of Oct. 9. Those in attendance at the affair were Mr. and Mrs. S. Fein- stein, Mrs. B. Brenner, Max Kornman and Abram Ehrlich of Borough Park New York City. Mr...…
…Asterfram ffewish Nriatical eater CLIFTON A11121121 • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 1'AGE ELEVEN TIL VETR011; /EN ISM ROA ICLE CLASSIFIED .rid :-: e ss eefd . erences. 10339 Byron, Hemlock . 1015-W after 6:30 or Cherry 2697. CUT PREDICTED IN IILL TREATMENT OF PALESTINE BUDGET FUGITIVES DENIED Aran vros T 1st,n , Shopping Di r, FOR RENT . 2083 Taylor, corner Fourteenth. Bich class upper du- FOR RENT -Pleasant room for one or two gentlemen, ...…
…OCTOBER /PIE. //M . 721rT IrErrAMIIICIA KU. TALLY TA ~ 1LftC BY DAVID I Digesting the News of the Week J. HIRSCH unit IIIPILV Af CrOTRICII • 11: rs Wu .f rt;rotett:taz,m f:: Avg /r-tot ,:41.-•ap•vutaar e Bc/Y/H6 *rico - n CAT er 57040 4e ' mute_ vit_•,,:::, glikp l. 2-so - sts.r..67 v..4.11 • -L., ver_72,143f.rtr• c... 1114111.TI C,Oscsr,H (4;17 -1.11242- 3-5- ;',0 . V48 L.^4WOCC 4' W • .f •..1.7 I • .. , 71 114....…
…A lfieri- CM Awish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON MIMI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 923 Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English bETROIT LWISR. R-RO1ICL. Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1923 VOL. XIII. NO. 8 DENIES Ludwig Lewisohn Conditions Abroad COMMITTEE PICKED WORK IN RUSSIAN WEIZMANN RESIGNING OFFICE Hits Nationalism Foul, S...…
…PAGE TWO berRon; foam (A KoN tc AUTO SHOW OPENS JANUARY 20 Yes, it is possible, though rare in the furniture business. Manufacturing and selling in one organization eliminates many handlings and many profits. Sell- ing in our large show rooms located at the factory does away with expense that is useless as far as the buyer is concerned. When you buy at the Detroit Furniture Shops your money goes only for the goods you want— the finest of ...…
…ff ewislt Peria&cal Cada CLIFTON AVEN01 • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE 'rHREA VETItonjt:w isi away ic;,t Leadership I it Service, Quality! "I Found it at Hcaly's Young Judaea it Club Notes B'NOS YISROEL HOLD ANNIVERSARY PARTY The B'nos Yisroel Sunday evening I celebrated the second anniversary of the club's existence at an affair held at the El Moshe Synagogue, Twenty- ninth street and Michigan avenue. Sylvia Lesser read the club hist...…
…PAGE FOUR ThEPETROM/EIVISit (tt RON KLE KIEV SYNAGOGUE IS A YIDDISH SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEMBER TO ARRANGE CHARITY BALL MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.)—The struc- ture of what had been before the con- fiscation of church and synagogue property, the great Brodsky Syna- gogue in Kiev, has been leased by the Yidgescom from the government and now serves as a large Yiddish profes- sional and technical school. Curtailment or relief work on the part of the Americ...…
…America 'elvish Periodical eater mirrors AYINCII • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIVE TlIEDUMOtylEWISHOROSICIE - - - - - - - HEAD OF UNITED SCHOOLS THANKS MANY WORKERS OFF on All E. Rabinowita Issues Statement is Appreciation of Work Done for , Education in Detroit. Oriental E. Rabinowitz, president of the United Hebrew Schools of Detroit, in a statement issued this week, follow- I ing the conclusion of the dedication ' ceremonies of the n...…
…/AGE SIX MEVentonicwisfigi ROM ICLE LI RO I THE U . 11 EWIN1 J 61RON1CLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President Jacob H. Schakne, Business Manager Illabered u 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 Telephone: Cable Address:...…
…AINClialif 5cwish periodical Curter CLIFTON AVINO1 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PIE Ientplr Nell El Notre rflbo vt. oe5-1-ivr, ov- 01AS. -I+. JOSEPH- - (CoprerIght, 1921. By Ch.. H. Joseph.) The Rev. Edwin Curtis of Brookline, Mass., represents probably dvanced stage of sensationalism in the modern pulpit. Re- a she most he cently baptized • dog and invoked divine blessing on French-fried potatoes In spite of these rather queer goings-on, h...…
…PAGE EIGHT 4:t) ." \ Tilt*TROn;lonsm(fiRONICIE il k i ti. . ,- . 4 (4, (' RABBI SILVER MARRIES Nenal _Nide, .---1 2,d ' - KS b Sho rf U Woo d Al Qrsortal_ j in %.. Rabbi Abba Mild Silver of Cleve- land was married a week ago Tues- I b. Avenue ,acial rit i A till ___i 'V It 1448 P ,D) * di' of -, - The January Sale of c The VIRGINIA HORKHEIMER ...), I ■ e n ..a, 1 G JI:VO .1) b * offers unusual opportunities...…
…A mtericam Awisk Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TV' PAGE NINE . PEY)Enzon;filvisnOlitmacur, BABY DAY NURSERY BALL ON TUESDAY ociai and t Engagements _ - Qrsonal.' Wee Fashion Ways For Tiny Tots Babies hare a genius of bring becoming to any- thing dainty—just the way violets are becoming to Spring. Rabies were if for naive trifles of satin ribbon, for bits of laces, spun of MON- beano, for flower-soft lengths of ...…
…Thr.y)rnzorrii.wimi OlzoN PAGE TEN Man= - . i.iiiiiiii1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111iiiIiiIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmilimumminiffinffiniiiiiiinsiiiiiiiiiiiiiii11111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 IIIIIIIiiiiigqiiip, 4 .14 DETROIT AIR COOLED CAR The Most Widely Discussed Engineering Achievement of th...…
…American ffewish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN Tstdertton*IngitlittoNiclz PROTESTANT AND JEW By DR. ALEXANDER LYONE In the Supplement. OPEN EVENINGS "L" HEAD TYPE 1 HAS ADVANTAGE Many Desirabl, Features of Engine Cited by Dodge Brothers Engineer. Nash Motor Co. Head. Fraternal and Club Notes THE SENSATIONAL RISE OF CHEV The most discussed automobile on the market is Chevrolet, which in less than ...…
…PAGE TWELVE L fATaorFjEwurt r RONICIE MONTEFIORE LODGE PLANS ATHLETICS WORK IN RUSSIAN Montefiore Lodge No. 12, Indepen- dent Order Free Sons of Israel, met at their club rooms on Thursday, Jan. I1, when the following officers were the ensuing year were installed by Bernard Marx, past president and member of the lodge for 40 years: Arthur Gottesman, president; Max Michelson, vice-president; Joseph Lichtenstein, a e c retary - treasurer; Br...…
…Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English R-EbETROITJAISR 1, Telephone GLENDALE 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. XI. NO. 26 UNTERMYER CALLS ZIONITS OPPONENTS "CARPING CRITICS" DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1922 I. 0. B. A. MAY HEAR PRESIDENT HARDING Vladimir Jabotinsky Chief Executive Pleased With Piss• nee of Zionist Resolution. Zionist Leader of Heroic ()Utility dress the annual convention of the In...…
…El)in PAGE TWO KONICLE COMMUNICATIONS Let Fatima smokers tell you From Pisgah Lodge No. 34, I. 0. B. B. You will find an interesting pastime in our factory. Your furniture will convey more sentiment and importance once you have witnessed how "Good Furniture" is built. To make sales is simple—to make customers is our desire. "Good Furni- ture" does this for us. We are prepared to meet all Furniture Prob- lems. The assortment on our sales...…
…A NC& swish Periodical eater currom ATINU1 • mama= ao, PAGE THREe. 7iiiffigrizmAwisiteiRoNicLe DUBNOW HOLDS OUT LITTLE HOPE FOR THE RUSSIAN JEWS May Clearance Sales Women's Suits 1/4 Off RICA.—(J. C, B.)—Professor Si. mon Dubnow, author of the note- worthy history of Jews in Russia and Poland, stopping here en route for hoo110, where he is to teach Jewish history in the Lithuanian National Univresity, gave the Jewish Corres- pondence B...…
…• • ▪ • • • At:a: F'•7 - 1 (...mfer.razze..r Fvte oar is I Oa ittr-pato rrottrant avaroa ir• mais• VILANIV-1 rA4-.4.:lottalat ...I Ls,' 14 on; am Latam V -tor,' 'Ina& al "'Tr. .11177111110U :sr - •••••,•^ 1114,11srasr • 7 - se,. sort tatty 1.771• 77/1••••:7,1 7., sr issal s- Otaatatoo 100 VPITIpt 01 .71a7Tal• :a "Ms. Ligrilat-saPla MS mIam 1140 Oat Mia trottravatton trat✓ re - wtto tar' .120+ laaa.71.7 !MPS' sea...…
…A merktut lavish Pedalled Cotter CLIFTON AYINOI CINCINNATI a% MO PAGE FIVE PEVEnton;fryasn (If KON ICLE THE ONLY DETECTOR DEMONSTRATED AT THE RADIO SHOW COMMUNICATIONS (Contnued from page 2.) . . ...• lb . . • . . .0 I ■•■■■■=1 ... rgraternal nu Ebb Pes gee, Johnson, Moses, Kellogg, Mc- Cormick, Hitchcock, Williams, Swan- son, Pomerene and Pitman. Sena- Junior Hadass•h. Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society. • tors New and Wadsworth were ab- ...…
…Timpentoff"mut (ARON ICLE PAGE SIX fit*FROIVEWISII (ARON ICIE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President Entered as 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 Telephone: the Jew has not been assailed in some quarters. But history pr...…
…PAGE SEVEN EDEPROITANISII al RON ICLE DE HAAS TRIES TO SET LANDMAN RIGHT o<ptir5 GiAS. Former Secretary of Zionist Organization Takes Issue With Reform Rabbi. dosEP1+— (Copyright, 1921. By Chas. H. Joseph.) Before me lies ■ leaflet. It is • Ford product. Its purpose is to sweep away the cobwebs of misunderstanding concerning the world'. most modest man. Let us join in reading this rare bit: "henry Ford is the most widely known and per...…
…TREPentorgiEwisn(ARoxim PAGE EIGHT 1 5-1 -eeeeeeeeAeeeTox-eeee.e-Teeee' Aslalbla lsWILIAILW.W1. 110610 .SAWNSAIn WA % 11 0151 Fur Storage JEWISH WOMEN ARE GIVEN UNIQUE ROLE IN KEREN HAYESOD ancl Jerson& sae Beautiful Sweaters Hand Made) Insured Against An Society Reese and other local metes Mould be communicated to the since id dm Cbresicle by 7 cdclecl sea Wednesday •Iternoon le order to appme in the curtest •wile. Wasa Phone Gl...…
