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October 02, 1925 • Page Image 10

…iitEfjenton;kwisnffiRoxica PAGE TEN Engagentrnts ...•••• ■ itrY, ;an/4 ,,X.N Candies CIRCUS -LAND BARBER SHOP Dr. and Mrs. 11. E. Lippitt of West Philadelphia avenue announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Judith, IS NOW OPEN AT HUDSON'S All society Items and other local notes should be communicated to the office of The Wednesday afternoon In order to appear in the current week'. Chronicle by a lock bar,.. Phone Cadill. 1040, Soci...…

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…A merican 5cwish Periorileal Center CLUTCH AVENUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN 1 B. Siegel Co. Muskrat Coats are of selected northern pelts. There are ultra mod- ish models in silver or golden brown, trimmed with red fox, brown fox, beaver, raccoon, marten, or self trimmed. Expert Cleaning Plus Service 1/4 • 1 m FOREST CLEANERS AND DYERS 533.37 Forest Ave. E. fl HARRIS•KNOPPOW Mrs. Rachel Mellen of 5635 Com- monwealth avenue an...…

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…fitEl9ctitunlEwist, th eft/ PAGE ; TWELVE tile compeers, he transcends the na- tional limitations through which he inevitably works and belongs to his own people, to the people among whom "—AS ONE WOMAN he lives and creates, and thus to all peoples. TO ANOTHER—" But theories, as I have said, are transitory and formulations for a day. ay Ann Tweed What I see is that dark, slim, ear- nest man in the Workers' House i n "Jack," I said, folding u...…

October 02, 1925 • Page Image 13

…A merica lavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATtNUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THIRTEEN niiiiiiiiiiii 1111 111111111 11 111 11 1111 11 111111111 111111111111111111111 111111111 11 111 11 1ffin n'A SABATINI'S ROMANCE, "THE CAROLINIAN," PREMIER TO BE AT BONSTELLE PLAYHOUSE Broadway Central Hotel IMO NEW YORK t. ELECT HARRIET R. McGRAW Joseph Hershey IS A VOTE FOR EFFICIENT PUBLIC SERVICE CANDIDATE FOR COUNCIL Newton D. Baker, Former ...…

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…MINPRRIMIRERINIMIMPRI, PAGE 'F' OURTEEN Impressions Of Modern Palestine —NOTICE— We take this opportunity to expr•ss our genuine regret at not being able to accommodate many of our friends and patrons desiring to celebrate tht opening of the Winter season, Thursday, Oct. 1st. The unusual demand for tables causing many disappointments. This is in APPRECIATION of your gaol will and our desire to retain it. BERT MOSS—S. ERNEST. Florentine Ro...…

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…11- A NCtiCal larith Periodical Center CLIFTON ARTHUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIFTEEN TfldgrRomltwissiffiRomme - o=olitoln o or====onor=tocto . . CLASSIFIED :-: BANKS WITHHOLD ORCHESTRA HALL li ° Detroit Symphony MACK B. WEISS- Strictly kosher caterer for weddings, banquets, parties, etc. Excellent food. Rates reasonable. 1670 Pingree Ave. Em- pire 0334-51. O 11 0 OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH, Conductor VICTOR KOLAR, Associate Conductor ...…

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…OCTOBER 2, 1925 Thel)entonjansnORometz BEGIN WORK FOR NATURALIZATION CONCRETE GARBAGE and ASH RECEPTACLES De set wait mail • Court Neil. le *eat Yea. Price will increase 20 per coot. Call H. M. KOFFMAN 912 E. HANCOCK ST. Residence: Melrose 6558 DON'T WAIT TILL WINTER— ORDER NOW Council of Jewish Women An- nounce Plans For Win- ter's Activities. I a. NEW YORK.—A nation-wide cam- paign to encourage naturalization' among the foreign-bor...…

January 02, 1925 • Page Image 1

…America ffewislt periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO )24 Te!ephone WS All Jewish News All Jewish Views W ITI4OUT BIAS for GLENDALE 1-1- EbETROIT e.• THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN shich ritual DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY VOL. XVII. NO. 6 con. fence Waldman Pleads For Co-Operation In Movement For Jewish Hospital TER MS FALSE RUMOR Describes Center Idea 1. or OF DISCRIMINATIONS le‘‘ish We...…

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…4 PAGE TWO FORMER RELIGIOUS EDIFICE NOW BECOMES TEMPLE OF DRAMATIC ART DETROIT'S ARTISTS ENSEMBLE MUSICAL FIGURE IN EXHIBIT AT ART DISPLAY Ephraim and anxiously awaited his reply. ' My story Is as follows," said the An ensemble musical program will (Concluded from page 1.1 Jew. "A month ago my neighbor Jew. be given at the opening of the art went away from home on a very long In the section devoted to sculpture exhibit at Temple Beth El ...…

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…A merican garish Periodical Center cUrrott avzsius • CINCINNATI zo, 0810 D A f3F. THREE PICiirtito kwistilnlardat ORT TRADE SCHOOLS WILL — IN SERIOUS PLIGHT IT are :to! by LEAGUE Young IN LARGE PROGRAM Judaea Club Notes BI.TT E SZSSE FIT SPARTYICULTURAL Mrs. Ilarry Klein and a group of ----- fficulties Imposed by ladies will act as hostesses at a benefit Mogen M og en David. Di card party to be given Sunday even- or k ers( Orga...…

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…1 hEykritonArasn (ii R0111CLE PA GE FOUR nee- ri fit- vr. 41"• V.r% ■ 0" • -0" ta4:05S5n• %1. rogfit-- .411., e •si - sis4s! 101,1 .s j 1 .sosr - 11 1/, rair- AS WE GOI ALONG A Jewish Women's Movement 1 rather optimistic because he believes that the European countries are fulfilling their obligations regarding na- tional minorities and particularly Jewish minorities. By ABRAHAM CAPLAN Even if we could accept the sanguine pos...…

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…4 MCflellif ffavisk Periodical Center - - CLITIoN anNUI - CINCINNATI 30, 01110 PAGE FIVE Rtliencorckwisit RONICIA) SURPRISE AVOWED I 1416CP1- 0U5 TT SKEPTICS AND GIVE NEARLY A MILLION SosEPH----=-- 0-1JAS. r (Copy,..i.ht, MA By Chas. II Joseph.) ----- Orthodox Jewish College $800,000 Pledges in First Gets , 1 ,.,I that Rabbi Samuel Schulman, in discussing Dr Charles W. Move for $5,000,000 to the Harvard Zionist Society the other da...…

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…- _ PiL7P-riton;PwistiOttlnicti. PAGE SIX Marriages \ POINAMCVOINANAKANOINAVIVI IVIIISA A tt: W. A A .01 A c WOMEN/3 WEAR 1:4 W: liti 1' STEELS-FINSTERWALD The m a rriage of :Miss Rae Fluster- wald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Finsterwald of Iig7 Calvert avenue, to Dr. Leighton G. Steele of . 0t. i a::Iti. ''.0 Detroit, still of Mr. and Mns. Adolph • /I- .'"----.3 Steele tit' Butler, Pa., took place in the Italian Garden ...…

January 02, 1925 • Page Image 7

…A merica 5arish periodical Cotter CI,yrDN AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN 77tu DmitorrjoaskaRomictE Sev,pral of His Works Listed at Art Display 13SiittiC LOanit ....nen STA. [ 111E GREATEST FU‘K EVENT OF Tile SEASON JANUARY SALE OF QUALITY FUR COATS in pro- The greatest gress, offering price reduc- the best val- tions on furs ues in many we have ever Now taken. years. Ir highest quality in Fur ctiats of the Broadtail...…

January 02, 1925 • Page Image 8

…i ifitoroctz fimperRo i T,A)Asii PAGE EIGHT t .an d ocia ersonea Dean's Service Tays. Estimated without obligation. TO VISIT DETROIT HYGIENE AND JEW --- Talmudic•I Authority Will Be Cuevt of Sons Here. Psychiatrist Will Give First Lecture Rabbi Solomon Nathan r oI of Series at Institute. Luknick, Lithuania, who nearly three decades ago was called to New York The Phoenix Club will entertain a A lecture on "Mental Hygiene and to occupy t...…

January 02, 1925 • Page Image 9

…A merica ffewisk Perio&cal Older CLIFTON AMU& • CINCINNATI 20, 011I0 PAGE NICIL litc : PcntonjEwisnaRO r of bree York tl Ja- ' and lc my st of nths. half noun- ctivi- utler, Cut. Philip Ie in late a upon num. will visit t,m, of Is his ne a n d here. was a ;•••1••••1- Rabbi 'II Ite- ('hief at-ttine. . lurk snow. 1963 'di St. S-R Julius Kahn Dies; Wrote Draft Bi WHAT OF DEMOCRACY? 1ADLER'S NIECE STAR 114 HAMILTON PLAY r.., from tn.. ...…

January 02, 1925 • Page Image 10

…JANUARY 2, 1925 rifE DUI itt wkAmsnffiRONICLE POLAND MAY ALTER ITS CONSTITUTION HERSHMAN INVEIGHS AGAINST APOLOGIES I BY JEWS TO WORLD ES CA UTION A Fighter With a Vision \ ADVO N CAT HOSPIT A MOVE fronelnden trim ; A Tribute to Dr. Nachman Syrkin. f ir the Cionmunity I ,• ember. "Although p• pular , n1-ndid ard nect s•a-i dr•elopment of ani public enterprise, • meetings will net • • sired r s t.n In for By BERNARD G. RICHARDS (Contnu...…

May 02, 1924 • Page Image 1

…America fewisk Periacal eater CUPTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS IFEDETROIT LWISII. HRONICLE j ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN THE DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1924 VOL. XV, NO 23 CO MMUNITY LEADERS , MAKE PLEA FOR NEW HOSPITAL STRUCTURE ) Will Direct Campaign For Denver Hospital Claims Jews Derive r-N F rom Hittite Origin 9-3-0-0 Per Year 53.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents NEW SC...…

May 02, 1924 • Page Image 2

…yell" TIEfirrrentT /rssi cis i NON ICIE PAGE TWO MASONS AND JEWS ACCUSED OF PLOTS Zi!e alarm's &ma Let Rollins Make Your Next Winter's Coat---Now! You VOICES OF SPRING By Era Camineky. Can Pay Later The sun is shining in the sky. ., The birds are gently flitting by The grass is moist with morning dew, i The sky is dull, a pale grey-blue. The early inspiration of the designer is always the best! Fur Coat Models are Authentic 1921....…

May 02, 1924 • Page Image 3

…A mericas garish Palatka! Cada csacnnun so, CLOWN OHIO pErRon;frxisil New Furniture Cheap! on the one of at Beth in the ;aim of I I Fraternal and Club Notes The Athena Girls Club held their lust regular meeting Tuesday, April 29, at the Jewish \C omen's Club, n9 linite Ink street. On 'Tuesday. May a, the club will hold an open meeting at the lb-brew Baby Day Nursery, 45 East Canfield. Friends of members and other organizations have b...…

May 02, 1924 • Page Image 4

…b.. WIE PAGE FOUR .. __ INSTITUTE NOTES 7 The program is as frill,iws: Open- rally which will be held, Saturday ing selections by the Jewish no 1- e:ening, May 10, at McAllister Hull, tute Band; a Grecian dance by the — , corners of Foiest and Cass. Young A\'oinen's Ilebre• Assanciation Inasmuch as the city conunittee, Hebrew Institute Mothers' Club: l aesthetic dancing (. 111 ,i; !I "The Significance of Mother and) wnich is representative...…

May 02, 1924 • Page Image 5

…_ r America larLsk Perky Ea! Carte .let sad Library o'clock. CUSTOM AMU{ - CINCIMMTI 20, OHIO 7itEDETRonintust (ft RON IC BOOK REVIEWS MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.A A Physician Who Writes Like a Poet. --- REVISITS AND REVISIONS ester. It Herman Fl By Joseph Krimeky. t48 pp. New Yolk Bloch Publiehing Company. ---- ti Dr. Joseph Krimsky, author of ''Revisits and Revisions,' is a physi- cian and publicist and a prominent figure in American Je...…

May 02, 1924 • Page Image 6

…RONICIL ?AGE SIX Of Crime The Prevention O ISMS TfIE ETROIT EWISII CARON 104 • 0400.1 scree mem. ••• ■ •• ■ 1140e.sa.a bllehlea l Publiebsd Weekly by Tim Jewish Chronic e Pu • .. posed as a quota basis the populations of the various compl discriminatory for it No ad one can complain that this is nations of Europe. admits aliens to this country in the which obtains in the countries over non- . ov F aet P ern and Nordics, Western Europea...…

May 02, 1924 • Page Image 7

…A lert-ea lavisk Priam! Cater CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 10, 01110 PAGE SEI1121 ISJI 011:0NICIE IOW BYRON'S HEBREW MELODIES y of the Death of the English On the Occasion of the Hundredth Anni Poet, Who Died in Greece at the Age of 36. ----- By M. J. LANDA, London of ne to he et, irk re- ty. nto OeS .4 'e'n- ion. life dig- that ople :ion. f ter rev- for vies, translations in many languages, in- NOTED JOURNALIST TO DELIVER LECTURE...…

May 02, 1924 • Page Image 8

…hween I jiteDsmorrkon*Itorilat PAGE EIGHT MOTHERS' DAY PROGRAM AT SHAAREY ZEDEK ie. .. The Phoenix Club was beautifully decorated for a spring festival for the children of members Saturday af- ternoon, April 26. The ballroom was turned into a garden with walks and gates outlines! with flowers. Posters of bunnies and chickens were placed thrnuhout the clubhouse and a yard with chickens was arranged in a sec- tion of the ballroom. A musica...…

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…A merica, ffewisk Periodical eater CLAYTON ATIINC1 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO I'VE NINE ■ IC IF. PIE))/_TROITib.MS/i(111:0. The Lu Ana Club entertained the r"-........." 'Tau Epsilon Fraternity of Ann Ar- b o rSaturday, April 26, at the home t.f Nils, Helen halit• of Clad-tans Other guests Wo're Clarence ' R. Boyles of Chicago aunt Philip S. SVeisman of Detroit. The program composed of the Dr. Freehof to Preach Sunday: ' committee way of npil v...…

May 02, 1924 • Page Image 10

…P AGE 141)enton; TEN (vets VTNIFs' kal. oy - IpAmfilitoNne , E4SHIONS 49.11111 ARM For Mother's Day .1 complete Hoe of all kinds of floteemre of mom t*flide pi • ifeN. o (II all loarte of the, city. Order Two Sales of Importance! SUBWAY FLOWER SHOP MAY LINEN SALE Charles H. Rosenman, Prop. 231 Gratiot Ave. Cherry 9171 - You will Mal no There is no substitute for anal linen. imitation linens in the Healy Sale. The products of t...…

May 02, 1924 • Page Image 11

…A merica Yewisk Periacd Coda' CLIFTON ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO 11£ CItG(1tT PAGE ELEVEN ORONICI.0 Sho pp ing Directory finite detail of a tapestry. De. Beginning with the creation of the German Actress Makes Bow on l "Gingham Girt' Comes to world, with the appearance of Adam troit With Notable Record Detroit Y iddish Stage and Eve, through the tragedy of Cain of Triumphs. and Abel, the spectacular occurence Sunday. . 1. ...... .•• ...…

May 02, 1924 • Page Image 12

…MAY 2, capacity, although a few whites had a very large brain capacity and a few very snnl al one. Ile u ch because o blacksot sas n mean fi thehi d t (lid ily brain capacity large f o not ec t he the aver- w ere not n essar above age on that account. (Concluded from page Li If you take the brains of 1,000 ordinary undistinguished individuals! YOVIZ OW(' out its position in the modern world. and then 1,000 scientists, artists and V"? 00/ ' Fr...…

November 02, 1923 • Page Image 1

…A merica ffewisk Periodical eater Michigan's Only jewith Newspaper printed in English CLIPTON Anima • CINCINNATI 10, MO bETROIT LWISH efRONWL - E , Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1923. VOL XIV. CULTURAL ZIONISTS Movies to Portray SEMINARY MILLION to Assemble DISCRIMINATION IS EXPULSION OF EAST OPEN YEAR NOV. 12 , tiGINILL DEFE...…

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…lit r '471ton- bloc/I Tn➢ m TIMM BY DAVID J. HIRSCH The man who can't see any further than his nose doesn't be. hese in buying red stews. If you have vision we can sell you prop. erty that will profit you exceed. ingly. MEMBEP talik i, DETROIT REAL WATT BOARD • ORO 14 WEB Eitti (AMICK Reflecting on the Zangwill Address FIF4ALTY COM P IACYH GARFIELD 24235380 MOVING TORAGE • • • The Palestine problem most be settled in Palestine it...…

November 02, 1923 • Page Image 3

…- A makolloriskftodicalCater CLIFTON ATZNUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO fiEbETROITIEWISII IfRONICL- Michigan's Only Jew ish Newspaper Printed in English Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION tiANOIR DEFENDS Ills VIEWS ON ZION AND "JEWISH VOTE Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1923. VOL . XIV. No. 23. Women to Assemble In St. Louis Nov. 1 I 11 Council President Appeals for ...…

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…PACE TWO TnEkernorr, Lism Ew ffi_str_ R oae r1 - ' fIILJIIL1S 11 t1J mandatory of Palestine and the Jew- speech to the so-called question of ish leaders. W "diaspora nationalism.' This ques- Now note what follows. Suddenly tion has hung like a thick fog over the and without warning a complete minds of sonic few Jews who profess "change ci mss mei: the vision of his to see in the realization of our plans a dream." Mr. Zangwill raises &magic ...…

November 02, 1923 • Page Image 5

…A merica ffewisk Periodical Carta CLIPION ATINIJI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THEE! TieDuritorr,/msriaiKoNictr, EXPULSION OF EAST EUROPEANS HARMFUL TO BAVARIAN LABOR The Good MAXWELL (Concluded from Page 1.) conferred with the king regarding the incident. The plot was disclosed as a result of the assassination of M. Rosenthal, editor of the Adverul, who was first on the death list prepared by the Teacisti. A deputation consisting of the...…

November 02, 1923 • Page Image 6

…TitEfiattORAWISII (A RONICLE Cadillac-Eight Touring Cars, Limousines PRIVATE APPEARING CARS Courteous and Careful Drivers 301 -CADILLAC - 301 Hourly Rate, $3.00 Per Hour BROADWAY TAXICAB AND SERVICE COMPANY Abe Hertzberg, Mgr. 1448 Randolph St. USI C . Sunday Popular Concerts Have Successful Opening. The popular Sunday concerts In Orchestra Hall had the most success- 1 ful opening in their history and next Sunday, Nov. .1, comes ano...…

November 02, 1923 • Page Image 7

…A merica lavish Periatileal Cada runoff AMOR - cumnown so, OHIO plepentron. frwicn m rrrf Where High Quality and Low Price Meet on Common Ground It is a simple matter to present furniture of the highest qmdity if no regard is taken of price. It is also a simple matter to present low priced furniture if no regard is taken of quality. But to combine the two and make quality and price meet on common ground calls forth the highest type of me...…

November 02, 1923 • Page Image 8

…ThePermr,/nvisnattomicus Ca" ijETROIVEWISII0/RONIGLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION I'ublished Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, Pre.. and Editor Jacob H. Sehakne, Bus. Mgr. tittered as second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoffice Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. at Detroit, General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West Telephone: Cable Address: Glendale 9300 Ch...…

November 02, 1923 • Page Image 9

…America Amish Periaifical eater CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 1716 19 CWT. LEW iLti " ROA KU) YIDDISH THEATER HERE JUSTIFIES EXISTENCE; ANOTHER PLAY SUNDAY oxfpfivr aAS. JOSEPH -, Be Chu. H. Kmovvrr1991. 1921. I don't use the Encyclopedia Britt•nic• and, therefore, am not in • posi- atroborat• the statement made by the American Israelite that the tion to c shows an anti•Jewish bias in some of its articles. There was, I &Wanke...…

November 02, 1923 • Page Image 10

…PAGE EIGHT 711 (-10t- tr o v r / Its I vo '11 .11■ 1 fAeox ic IE Two Outstanding November Events at Hudson's "he bolo o/ goo „Siopoom re ESEK 144 8 Woodward * 0± 4 Avenue ° A S ° Invtntions F ave been issued for the first annual banquet to be given by the Young Women's Hebrew As- , soc:ation at tlieir newly furnished clubrooms at 89 Rowena street, On Sunday evening, Nov. 4, at 6:30 o'clock. This affair, which promises . to be a d...…

November 02, 1923 • Page Image 11

…P eridial earl& CUITON ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO Msliermtwiliewksm (Awn •ca4 _40‘40V4 l --f\el 111.,0RakEls__ ilerzl Shur, who won honorable men- lion. Other speakers on the program were: Sidney Koretz, who spoke on "The History of the American Par- . ties;" Irving Schlussad, on "Prospects of a Democratic Administration;" Sydney Rubenstein, on "The Ku Klux Klan in the Next Election." Isadore Berger discussed the possibility of Ford's ...…

November 02, 1923 • Page Image 12

…PAGIb TEN DUMMY /1- Algi Amin; DANCE PROCEEDS TO GO FOR UKRAINIANS HUDSON SEDAN Michigan Federation Asks Support in A $1895 Tao Extra The Hudson Sedan gives custom-built quality with a price advantage of hun- dreds of dollars over cars of comparable fineness and chassis excellence. HUDSON COACH 51295 13SO 1375 1395 'Tax Extra $1375 Tax Extra On the Finest Super-Six Chassis Ever Built ESSEX COACH Essex Prices Touring - • • • $1...…

November 02, 1923 • Page Image 13

…A merica Awish Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATINOI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN liulDrrizon , /nistifiiizoviCLE . _ CEMENT GARBAGE AND ASH RECEPTACLES Buy rww at big reduction in price. A Sphinx Receptacle for garbage can now be purchased for $7..00 complete, including delivery and installation. We can guaran- tee these low prices for only a short time. Place your order NOW PERFECTION LODGE Forty-foot lot. One of the best lo- Perfec...…

November 02, 1923 • Page Image 14

…ThrPrritory/t%1511filianict-C 'mum Prmure Digesting the News of the Week BY DAVID J. HIRSCH (Concluded from Editorial page) the Seeley of the thisideet and the Orient, the f ' , Rev ?eyelets:A- orrimen'e amocite n, aid gee empha- sis to the th Clkhett ' S of an untainted Anternainiem, and the pinseibility of reaching a et/1/1113Vel understand- (Prom rrrrr•end 1.1 Jewloh T•iverephle Aveneyl ing am , n ,c the enemy different 7 - r Minister...…

March 02, 1923 • Page Image 1

…t Ad A merico Jewish P rimiest Cotter Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English CLIITON AVISNU1 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO II- EbETROIT JEWIStE Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1923 VOL. XIII. NO. 14 UNIVERSITY CHASSIDIC MELODY 1600 ATTEND ARTS, Plan Many Purim DENIES WOULD LIMIT JEWS vents on Sunday OF BAAL SHEM TOY CRAFTS EXHIBITION E FOUND, LOST AGAIN DURING FIR...…

March 02, 1923 • Page Image 2

…TilE Vcrizon;Anisil PAGE TWO (Ai ICLE 12 MILLIONS REACH RUSSIAN JEWRY IN U. S. RELIEF FUNDS ATurniture Group of Charm and Distinction This beautiful group of fuiniture is designed and built with the sincere appreciation and the at- tractiveness for which the particular style, when properly arranged, calls for. The finish is of American Walnut, embellished with the well-known and much desired Burl effect. Furniture of this character lends...…

March 02, 1923 • Page Image 3

…ANfeliallt Yarisit periodical Carter CJ1PTON /MINUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TifnikittorifEwisneitoNici.f. Young Club Judaea Notes KNIGHTS WIN DEBATE; DEFEAT TIKVAS ZION best debate in the series being held between senior Young Judaea • clubs here was the one of Sunday afternoon, at the Wilkins street Tal- I Torah, between the Knights of Judaea and the Tikvas Zion. The question was "Resolved, that Anti- Semitism has in the main benefited...…

March 02, 1923 • Page Image 4

…DETROrtiEWINIMR0141Cli PAGE 1.()UR way of the bride. Mrs. Alexander I Judge Arthur Webster En- I Steinberg, sister of the bride, acted. doraed by Detroit Bar As- as matron of honor and was beautil fully gowned in pale green embroi- sociation. dered chiffon and carried a shower bouquet of valley lilies and white la At the recent primary of the De- Mr. and Mrs. B. Levine announce the engagement of their daughter, France roses. Mrs. Wellman, mo...…

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…America Yewisk Periodical Carter canner AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 MIREI__tt111,fr,11151101 ROA ICU; HADASSAH TO HOLD ITS ANNUAL DANCE TUESDAY, MARCH 27 is neither sane nor penitent. He is mad. Our New York Letter What Will You? It's America!"—Rabbinical Student Turned Priest, Then Slanderer of Jews and Finally a Rabbi In a Bronx Congregation—A Case "Well, An affair that promises to be among the leading social events of the year wi...…

March 02, 1923 • Page Image 6

…--11111r iiisPernorrionsti ( jilt PAGE SIX Tifb*FRDITJEWISH 61ROPI MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weeky by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President Jacob H. Scholia., Business Manager 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 Cable Address: Teelphone; Glen...…

March 02, 1923 • Page Image 7

…A mericam Pal ish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATINU1 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN Mel)grionjimsn ORM WIZ y -{ 1,1)(. Q 91 5 JOSEPH-, —= 1,JUDAISM MENACED ' IN SOVIET RUSSIA, REPORT DECLARES By Chen H. Joseph.) (Coyysoisht. 1921. ' I Ill opposed to the Blue Laws whether in Palestine or in the states. While one can appreciate the feeling of the delegation united of the Jews who called on the !fish Commissioner asking for laws to ....…

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