…A NCIMIN lavish Peddled Cotter All Jewish News Views All Jewish WITHOUT BIAS 11 - EDETROIT LWISR. 11-RONICL THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1924 VOL. XVII. NO. 4 iALFOUR DOCUMENT PROMPTED BY PAST , DEEDS, SHE AVERS gr• Mary Fels Claims Zionists Have Ignored Settlers Who Laid Foundations. COOLNESS SHOWN THEM DESCRIBED AS UNJUST IMPORTANT NOTICE Items intended for publica- tion in th...…
…VIE *mum PAGE TWO ! WITS of a little boy named Joseph, '.with a kind father and wicked broth- ,ers, who stole his pretty coat and threw him into a cave. Bennie stud- , ied the pictures with satisfaction, es- pecially the one of Joseph sitting in a big chair with a great many people fanning him or bowing before him. I But soon he found that it was growing too dark to see the pictures distinctly; the short December day had deepened into twili...…
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…- - PiEVErRorr,frwisii(iiRoxim , PAGE FOUR SYNAGOG YOUNG FOLK EVENT PLAN FIRST Center for. Youth At College Opens 1•11 ORGANIZE EFFORTS TO HELP REFUGEES A NEW TWELFTH STREET FURNITURE STORE The Young People's Society of Shaarey Zedek will hold the first of — a series of social entertainments Sun- United Synag— agu-e- Buys liouse Communities All Over Country • . day evening, [PT. 2 1, H:30 o'clock, at For Students Attending the synagog...…
…A merica ,swish periodical Cater CLIFTON AVINI.11 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE Thcperiterr,fimml IA RONICLE A Gift that Will Be Enjoyed Every Day Fraternal and Club Notes a Cadillac for Christmas! Montefiore Lodge. Montutiore Lodge, Ni. 12, Inde- pendent Order Free Sons of Israel, met Tuesday evening, Dee. 11, at the K. of I'. Hall, Cass and Teterboro Election of officers was avenues. held with the following results: President, Jose...…
…limpgrim,kwisnaiRONICI PAGE SIX mss. ri MOTT EWISR ROM ••• /WM .11 ■•■•••• ■ emerge Published Weekly by The Jewish Chromic'. Publishing Ce., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager . 114,S„ mrdw..... -0-'1 ■ •-g4"2 -041 ■- ,cir, Ns •4. 11 - Celebrate Chanukah? their plans of dictatorship by political adventurers and fanatics. During the 44 years that he was head of the labor movement in Americ...…
…A merica Parish Periodical Cotter PAGE SEVEN PtEi_t; LIVISR 14. 6011 <>19. - Firr - ) ---- 0-1AS . -1+. c.) OS E P BOOK REVIEWS Pens Radiant Story of Jewish Heart Largess. COUNCIL SUGGESTS 4 LAW IMPROVEMENT I I 4, dr a ish we 'us of the It laVi. S I nail h — that ['ha- nan- neri- ight. cans tidah tery, angst 1)1 in But esses t he tbiy, / 5 Changes in Immigration i A A s k s THIS THING OF GIVING I Law on Ground of Human ! ...…
…%il r.y)rnow PAGE EIGHT Ni4 MAMA /rwisti M Rom Km FESTIVAL ARRANGED BY OAKLAND FOLK 1101WANAMIIIIVIVIKA KAMP: NA 15 A ti: t -0. :11 C k 511 WOMENS WEAR i: A vg ;1. C V. Unusual Values in a Sale of A IC 51 10. A . 0 1 . i: Woodward Avenue—between Grand River and State French Beaded Frocks 14: ti: 51 :A Handmade Creations Imported Direct by Heyn's Priced Remarkably Low at a X ti: IC X le 2500 FOR HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES All the N...…
…A xericair lavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE EtEDergonik - msnaiRoNia, 1 , flarring [......- 014,01,4°P atr..4n""A avo. Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Kamalsky are SCHEINMAN-LONDON receiving congratulations on the birth Mr. ad Mrs. Samuel It. London of of a son, Gerald. Each performance by the Arts So- Santa Monica, Calif., announce the approaching marriage of their daugh- ciety of Temple Beth El seems to t...…
…itthti critorr, infisn PAGE TEN RONICLE WILL GIVE CHANUKAH PROGRAM ON SUNDAY Edwin Montagu's Career The Store Beautiful on Grand Circus Park" Edwin Samuel Montagu, who died recently in London, was the second son of the first Lord Swaythling (known in the House of Commons as Sir Samuel Montagu) and was born in 1879. He was at Clifton and at Our Collection of Beautiful Fur Coats - Wraps - Scarfs at in Utliitaited Variety awaits your sel...…
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…:NUE 1-1-EDETROIT EWISII Chanukah 5685 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Section Two DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1924 VOL. XVII. NO. 4 Protecting Rare Book Collection With More Than $1 000,000 Policies Sum, HOXerer a Mere& SYMOfiZTS PrielleSSlleSS Of 11 laniaeriPtc and of Rekl a riOtiS and Art Objects gon, ten Jane 30, 1138. Fifty Jews elaborately illustrated, gives a con- course between Jews and Christian...…
…&IRO di,WISH RON LE PAGE TWO American Zionist Medical Unit, thus I tine co-operated with the Iladassah victoria (an address written Jerusalem, Jaffa, :Medical Organization in its infant turn Vale•Intine on the launched, opened in Cif the Queen • ; Tiberias, Safed and Ilaifa hospitals' welfare work, and its outside chalet- lik.brew la to and dispensaries staffed by Jewish rical service, which has been extended .1 11111.. rucen nil exceedingly...…
…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...…
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…//.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...…
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