…Pir,firricon;/Ewisii 61KM1 PAGE TWELVE CHASSIDIC MELODY ' OF BAAL SHEM TOV FOUND, LOST AGAIN en Window Shades and Judge Jeffries, the "People's Judge," Is Ct.ndidate for Re•Election. I:, cause of his fearless, iinpartial and humane adininistratirn of justice luring the ye rs ha s graced the composer. Ile wrote the music to An- hens h of the Recorder's Court, Judge sky's "Dibuk," a work miles in ad- Edward J. Jeffries has become C11111- ...…
…A merica Yesvisk PeriodicalCarter 0 --- — - Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English C.LIFTON ATINUt - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ETROIT LWISII(11RONIGL- E Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1923 VOL. XIII. NO. 10 K. K. K. DENOUNCED BY U. A. II. C.; WINE ABUSES CONDEMNED Golden Jubilee Convention of Reform Congregations Ends. Comes In Interest of Young People's C...…
…Till::bgriton;frmsilemotsicul PAGE TWO K. K. K. DENOUNCED BY U. A. H. C,; WINE ABUSES CONDEMNED (Continued from page 1.) olution, were induced to give him a lesson in the true principles of Ameri- can religious liberty, which he was constrained to follow thereafter. Religious Status of College.. existence in order to make it possible." Henry Morgenthau introduced as ■ substitute a resolution which said briefly that the convention favored ...…
…A merica lewisk Periorlical Cotter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO f lGni,TKon;Avisn Club Notes Young Judaea Every Winter Coat At Cost or Below Cost! W $100 ADDITIONAL GIVEN BY KNIGHTS OF JUDAEA FOR KEREN HAYESOD OMEN who KNOW the exceptional high standard of Healy quality will be quick to make selections early! Even now sizes are broken! Values are the beet we have seen in years! Selling has been brisk and we must advise immedia...…
…TilEDLTR1 VE111S110RON PAGE TWO I K. K. K. DENOUNCED BY U. A. H. C.; WINE ABUSES CONDEMNED (Continued from page 1.) olution, were induced to give him a lesson in the true principles of Ameri- can religious liberty, which he was constrained to follow thereafter. Religious Status of Colleges. existence in order to make it possible." Henry Morgenthau introduced as a substitute a resolution which said briefly that the convention favored the ...…
…A merica's Yewish Periodical Older CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 4/),..i•ttoriikwisn PAGE THKEN Om\ w.f. 4 Club Notes Young Judaea Every Winter Coat At Cost or Below Cost! W OMEN who KNOW the exceptional high standard of Healy quality will be quick to make selections early! Even now sizes are broken! Values are the best we have seen in years! Selling has been brisk and we must advise immediate selection for good choice. Buy ...…
…THE Maxon; PAGE FOUR tri KON VERS INTERESTINGG THE JEWISH,CHARITIES DELI CONV . I Editorial in the North A merican of Philadelphia.) In the newspapers a few days ago 1.92 appeared accounts of a meeting on the previous evening, at which a com- paratively small group of Philadel- phia Jews had subscribed $450,000 Ektitor lF C G Home 1 ; 6 rurgishiqg Stylerkfti ep■ America Igc. TAKING THE ? GUESS ? OUT OF FURNITURE We've solved...…
…A mericam Avisk periodical Carter GLITION AVENUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE 7i tc fgr ao id twi s m(itaon tcla ROOSEVELT PRAISES FARM SCHOOL WORK These are facts and as such are not to be disputed. stitutions of its kind in the country. t Des are included in the training "Ileartiest best wishes for the fu- The campaign and the school have which embodies every kind of agri- been heartily endorsed by President c cultural work; plowing,...…
…4; OGIE TosPLTRorr iAlvisn C AR jt_____ PAGE SIX litEPETROITIEWISH &ON 1CLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weeky by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President Jacob H. Schakne, 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: Teelphon...…
…c it A merica Pun ish Pala kiwi Carter CLIFTON AMC! • CINCINNATI 20, 01410 F 1 RON ICUS ___4 nicikritour 161nS (- 14.60 .11 0e5ifri OV" GiAS - FE c_losEPi+ (Ceurywrtglit, 1921. By Ch.. H. Jewel.) peculiar to say that • building may greatly influence It may 6110111 Ike course of American Judaism. Yet I think it true. The erection of dormitory at the Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, capable of g care of 125 students, will have an i...…
…TE PgrxonfEwisti (A wvitCLE PAGE EIGHT 41111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111ei . Drastic Final Reductions All society Itemsd an other local not. should be communicated to the office at Ti.. Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesday al !erne., In order to appear in the current waste% Issue. Phone Glendale 9300, Society Editor. Mail ...…
…A merica Y(gisk Palafix! Carta PAGE NINE sEEDLTRpnjovismgRomicIE Styles in New Spring Suits $65 $75 $95 under the above title. The services begin at 10:45 and a large congrega- tion is urged to attend in order to receive this most important message. Sabbath morning services will be hweiltdz. as usual at 10:30 and the sermon will be preached by Rabbi Berko- Mrs. L. Oppenheim of 613 Med- bury boulevard is wintering at New Orleans. She wil...…
…MElkerRottfansafliRomaz PAGE TEI, asmeassowep., BOGEN REPLIES TO RELIEF COMPLAINTS visas. Of this number of akilled ar- PRESIDENT OF AUSTRIA tisans about half have already ar- THANKS THE J. D. C. FOR rived in the country and have im- The press bureau of the Zionist mediately found employment; the re- AIDING INTELLIGENTZIA executive at Palestine has recently mainder are expected to arrive published interesting government shortly. Mr. and Mr...…
…,4 latkalf lavish Periodical Ceger CLIFTON AVINUZ - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO THL• i)LTRorrip PAGE ELEVEN (ARONICLE vooMMMW 0000000000000 00000 00ct 0000 0000 00000 000-00000 0000 00 00 00 * o o0 0 00 0 o o G 13150 c c 000 0-ocr0 000 tl ati 00 000 o o* 0000000000000000000000tn0000lioottootw0000000tl0000000.0000000000cr0000000000tn000000000000000ryo 0 0 Detroit Air Cooled Car P p Q The Most Widely Discussed Engineering Achievement of the...…
…▪ PAGE TWELVE Tffikruon;kaisn (iiito rv i cir, INVITE EXCAVATION OF "CITY OF DAVID" PISGAH LODGE WILL OCCUPY NEW ROOMS THIS MONDAY NIGHT (Continued teem page 1.) (Ionia." In this district are believed to be the sites of cities some thou- sands of years old, and many arch- • eologists have believed that this field, the surface of which has been hardly scratched by excavators, will yield re- turns of hardly less importance than those of Eg...…
…122 Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English fiEbETROIT EMIL CifRONICL Telephone GLENDALE 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1922 VOL. X11. NO. 2 Who I. C. A. SUBSIDIZING JABOTINSKY TELLS Tells Purpose of (Jewish Was Warrior Detroit's Guest RECONSTRUCTION OF DETROIT'S JEWS OF His Ford Exposure Hapgoo d Gives Rea- 'POLISH COMMUNITIES PALESTINE GROWTH Norman sons for Series of Article...…
…rms Pentorr, Awn ORM IGLE PAGE TWO LETTER TO DR. WISE DISCUSSES AIMS OF JEWISH CONGRESS problem of Jewish education and which sought to exert its influence) upon the policy and internal organiz- ation and administration of the Jew- sh schools of New York City. "My resolution contemplates noth- ng of the sort, for such a policy would doubtless lead to division and discord in our ranks, instead of unity and harmony for which you so elo- plead...…
…PAGE THRa 711E1LTROITAI MB ejBONICLE Club Notes Young Judaea opootr000-00000000p0000ct00000actoopo Doc:loci:Klass° 00000tloost000000000ttoo-000000n000 0cxmoo- oottost000 ott00007 "Iiinken and 0 1 HUMOROUS DEBATE FEATURES CONCERT Children's Sox I Although the time of preparation for the Young Judaea Shavuoth con- cert, held Saturday evening at the Shoarey Zedek, was less than two weeks, the affair proved a success. The feature of th...…
…ThEikraonjonsit CHRONICLE PAGE FOUR ■■■•■•11.11.W1.11.■WIMWILWM1101131M7110•I I '11,711.11011040KWINWOLWILIMW WIMMIM3 KWVIMSKV ■ a: n 'graternal turd 0.7tub ;Votes - $1 1 Y. P. S. of B'nai Moshe. The June Frolic of the Y. P. S., to be held at the Elks temple June 17, s now assured of great success, with the co-operation of the B'nai B'rith, the Bicur Cholem Juniors and many other strong organizations in the city. The funds raised wil...…
…Asflergorr btisn otf541.5 1AS. (Coprwiight, 1921. By Chas. II. imrph.) Beginning with the June issue of Hearst's International Magazine, Norman Hapgood begins a series of articles on the instide story of Fo rd's anti - Jewish propaganda. It is profusely illustrated with fan- a i.ailes of letters that were exchanged between Ford's hired crew and the gang of crooked detectives and other undesirables that milked the misled millionaire igno...…
…TheberRonjonsnagoxietz PAGE EIGHT MOONLIGHT OF Y. P. S. TO BE HELD JUNE 14 The Home-Made Kind—In Glass Jars As a conclusion to their successful season which has just come to a close, the Young l'eople a Society of Temple Beth El will stage a moonlight, as has been the custom for several years past, on Wednesday evening, June 14. l'he steamer St. Claire has been char- Qrsona.;, •MINIM ■wwIt im MIllk Ilf To Make "Thousand Island" Dressi...…
…PAGE NINE fittiVerKorritwi9fetRorfica., Mr. and Mrs. M. Weingarden, 426 East Bethune avenue, celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary Saturday evening, May 27. Colors were carried out in sliver and pink. The centerpiece for the table was a huge silver basket with American -se- ''\=/ a -."-ssses:%*— beauty roses, silver streamers from Selling of the basket being held to each side of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hotel Addison, Mr. and Mrs. ...…
…l'A.GE TEN TitEfkritort/nous/A•nritcm WHAT IS ANTI-SEMITISM? By JOSEPH LEFTWICH (Copyright, Jewish Correspondence Bureau, 1922.) (Here is an attempt to survey an old position from a new angle; a treatment of a banal question in a refreshingly new manner. Nil- laire Belloc's The Jewa" stirred English Jewry. The reaction of one of them, even if it represents the view of a minority, ahould in- terest American Jews.—Editor.) I CONFIRMANTS I...…
…ssa PAGE ELEVEN L I LEDerwrim ■ isneiRoNtar. NA NSEN SAYS DISASTER IN RUSSIA INCREASING LONDON•—(J• c. - B. by Mail.)— In support of the appeal of the Fund for the Relief of the Jewish Victims of ft , - War, Dr. F. Nansen, High Commissioner of the 'League of Na- tions for Russian Refugees, hes tele- grap3ed to Mr. Lucien Wolf : -Allow me to express wholehearted s upport of your timely appeal for more funds for Jewish refugees. The High C...…
…TitcVentoil;AwisnefROMICIL PAGE TWELVE JABOTINSKY TELLS DETROIT'S JEWS OF PALESTINE GROWTH Lou Goldberg and Optician 1414 Griswold Captain Quisling, who represented Dr. Nansen's committee in the Uk- ronic, reports 30 to 35 cases of cholera are occurring daily in Kiev. • • • Main 453 Single Homes, Duplexes and The "criminal attitude" of the Kiev community towards Jewish pogrom children and other orphans was bitterly scored at the co...…
…A merico Jewish Palatal Cotter Nlichigan's Only Je wish Newspaper Printed in English CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO REDETROIT LWISII. .11-RONICL MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1921 VOL. XI. NO. 2 PRESIDENT HARDING TELLS BALFOUR HE APPROVES ZIONISM SEVERE SENTENCES GIVEN THREE JEWS em Population Shocked by Un- expected Verdict. .1 JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—The trial of the Three Jews accus...…
…PAGE TWO TifEt)enton;Avart(ARavicLE IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII KNABE WAREROOMS PRESIDENT HARDING TELLS BALFOUR HE APPROVES ZIONISM PURITY CHAPTER GIVES SECOND ANNUAL DANCE ALL Bed Room and Dining Room Furniture and Living Room Suites (Continued from Page 1) to have emphasized the necessity of an early ratification of the mandate for Palestine. In the course of his visit to Wash- ington, Mr. Sokolow was entertaine...…
…AllitrklIN lavish Pedalled Center CLITTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OKI° TotberRonjEwismet RON ICLE Silk and Wool Stockings at $2.50 Both plain and ribbed weaves in black and brown. Specially priced $2.50. Silk and Wool Stockings at $3.50, $3.75 Clocked silk and wool stockings that are unusually smart and good looking. Black, brown, blue. Clocked Wool Stockings at $2.75 All-wool stockings with embroidered clocks of different colors an...…
…rifEbsirrRIOrk //AIM RON ICLE PAGE FOUR imposed rule in this matter. We cannot, however, because of • 'ts timeliness and its pertinency resist calling attention of an editorial which under the title, "Mr. Ford and Mr. Newberry," appeared in the Chicago Tribune and which we believe de- MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION serves even wider publicity than can be given it by-that paper. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc...…
…A merkair lavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AT1NU1 - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO ■ Thu oif,titr -- 0)(' El-JAS. - ft JOSEPH- (Copyright, 1921. By Chas. II. Joseph.) Lord Reading, Viceroy of India, recently celebrated his sixty-first bi rt hd a y. It was celebrated under trying circumstances. India is in a ferment. Increasingly difficult is it for even the most astute states- man to maintain that cordial feeling that is so essential to the m•in•...…
…%if cifta PAGE SIX 4taTr72- . --7-r--,,,,l,' i.,•.56ips .,...ita---z-- _,F,i7 , _ , cgosenberg 'Bros. Manufacturers of , , , „ i , .. ,, ; ttlt, _ ,.. 4, FINE FURS errs / \ Coat Wrap of Squirrel —Half Tuxedo of `District f 4 + r ■ r_ , , 230 Jefferson Ave. West ' Same also Made of Hudson Seal. , Pyle's Third Floor, QVsonai Sunday Services: On Sunday morning of this week, Rabbi Franklin will begin a series of address...…
…Amierkam yavisk PaloSeal Cotter CLITTCIN AVIN111 • CINCINNATI 20, 05510 IiibPer no n;kwismalaom icu: Celebrate 4oth Wedding Anniversary cr,cial, and Qrsonai with any other store Hudson Seal Fur Coats .00 1 2 3 0 WOODWARD AVENUE Nir. and Mrs. Charles Finsterwald of Calvert avenue and NIr. and Sirs. I.. NI. Goldberg of Collingwood ave- nue are in Davenport, la., where they MR. ADOLPH SLOMAN went to celebrate the eighty-fifth birthday an...…
…liteiktmoidcwism(Amomicti; PAGE EIGHT M. U. M. SEWING CLUB ■ r•- . A Thanksgiving party was given by the M. U. M. Sewing club on Wed-• nesday evening, Nov. 23, at the home of the Misses Garland, 0429 Hartford avenue. A Thanksgiving supper was . served at midnight. A violin solo byl Morton Schram, accompanied by Miss Rose Fisher, and a vocal solo by Miss I Sadie Altman was part of the enter- taining program The rose and sil- ver decoration...…
…America Yarish Pedalled Cotter CLIFTON ATINUZ • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 ■ mck:uto!TfixisntiiRtuilCiL MACPHELAH CEMETERY ASS'N PAYS TRIBUTE TO SAMUEL GOLDSTEIN A meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Nlacphelah Cemetery 1thsucia- lion was held at the .Jewish Old Folks' Home Sunday evening, Nov. 27. At the meeting David Oppenhelin, president, paid a touching tribute to the work of the late superintendent and treasurer, Samuel Goldstein: "Sam...…
…• Frr riiEbLIROIdEIVISIIGIROMICLE PAGE TEN DECEMBER 2, 1921 New Hamilton Market This Is A Furniture Christmas Corner Hamilton and Sturtevant 22 Stalls only Make reservations now. Kid Lewis of London has issued a challenge to fight Georges Carpentier, who had challenged the championship of Dempsey. • • • • •The visit of the Tchortkover Rabbi to Lemberg on behalf of the Keren Ilayishuv of Palestine resulted in the collection of 2,000,0...…
…A ferkailifirgi4PerWradeaM7 Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English alma svit+Ol - ciumagart lo, New Telephone GLENDALE liEbETROITJEWISII 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921. VOL. X. NO. 15. DR. BORIS D. BOGEN PLACES JEWS' DUTY TO ORPHANS FIRST Yiddish Stage a New Confidence Restorer BRITH PLANS LADIES' AUXILIARY Pisgeh Lodge to Form Branch of Or. der for Women. $ 1...…
…Ineftrvorrinvasneiaontag PAGE TWO octal au arson& All Society Items and other local notes should be communicated to the office of the order to appear in the ca.-rent .“11.1 Chronicle by S o'clock each lgedneaday al ternuon in later imue. none Glendale 11.114. Society Editor. Mail notices ea a to be 'retired not than Wednesday. 2 MORE DAYS of Our Greatest AUGUST SALE of America's Finest Furniture ta e Mon' High Street at Hastings "Am...…
…America 'apish Periodical Cotter • CLIFTON ATTNUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE Ttifilklitc_a_Rouna ociat Reryorat Mrs. Rose Aronheim and daughterd Hilda, of Virginia Park returned from a motor trip to Milwaukee and Chi- , cago. YOUNG JUDAEA FIELD DAY OF LAST SUNDAY 'I WAS SUCCESSFUL EVENT — I Several hundred of Detroit's Young B. D. Jacoby has returned from Chattanooga, Tenn., where he attend- Judaeans, both boys and girls, of the'...…
…Tits PAGE FOUR rflE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Published Weekly by The Jewish ns, President. Joseph J. Cummi i nan_th Rom 101. L E ■ I that which reflects credit upon himself, but which has been I of real service to the nation, and indirectly elevated the stand- ing' of his people because of the high character of his enter- prise. Adolph Ochs is to be congratulated. Hit; life and career are a refu...…
…AWiSk PaloSeal Carter CLIFTON AVINU1 - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIVE Pt6PLTBLR1; AlSIS/1 ROTS ICU and thus be i be sent back to . Mexico COMMISSION SAYS roomf „, b,Vindg, tdleliporitiel s pa red ctohue natrnigenh MEXICO NO PLACE they oau't emigrated. Mr. Gottlieb pointed FOR REFUGEE JEWS that this procedure would, moreover, — 1 hO T ...07W 4?--: Zakal) Attel It ai :11. n its - Fyle's Main Floor, Mezzanine , save the government t...…
…Pit 7)crstory, /Ewtsit PAGE SEC ntr CA Kr ICU) EDUCATIONAL LANDRUM SCHOOL OPENS SCHOOL OF DECORATIVE HANDICRAFTS TO OPEN FOR SIXTEENTH SEASON Positions Can always be secured for well trained office help. Begin preparation at the Fall term. Opens September Oth. This school is affiliated with the Michigan State Normal, Ypsilanti. Accredited by the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. Michigan ' s Oldest Business School...…
…A merica Aprish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AYENUI - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 I PAGE SEVEN w4 NallIONIPL 14;ATLITSP _A_ FEDERAL BOND AND MORTGAGE COMPANY OCCUPIES NEW QUARTERS MISS NATHANSON WILL ENGAGE IN LETTERING Of interest to those who are con- nected with business that requires multigraphing or mailing of any kind e announcement that Miss Do- thy Nathason will hereafter be ac- tively engaged as owner and manager of the D5troit Letter Sh...…
…PAGE EIGHT loavvoo.-..-v..->oomnocimmovo.womongsvonoommel Factory Cost Systems Audit. VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)-11err Scho- ber, Chancellor of Austria, will re- ceive Jacob Fishman, the editor of the Jewish Morning Journal of New York, in audience. The meeting was arranged by Engineer Robert Strisk- er, the president of the Jewish Na- tional Council of Austria. Chancel- lor Schober is held in high regard in Jewish circles here and is known to be s...…
…A merica Awish Perth(&cal Cotter CLIFTON AVENUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION NEW HEADS OF PISGAH LODGE LABOR CON- B'NAI BRITH LODGE BRITISH GRESS FAVORS OPEN DOOR IN PALESTINE ELECTS OFFICERS FOR ENSUING TERM — — Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerberg is Named President; C. Rosenthal, Vice-President. MAYOR COUZENS TO SPEAK ON PROFITEERING JULY 7 Preparations Begun for Annual Outing to Sugar ...…
…t'AGE TWO THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Have You Visited MacDiarmid's Woodward at Collingwood This claming spot in the heart of the North-End residential district has made a "hit - with those who appreciate real metropolitan service in Light Lunches Cooling Drinks - - - Frozen Dainties and - Sweetmeats Take a Box of MacDiarmid's Candies With You On That Trip Specialists at Candycraft 13 STORES: DETROIT CLEVELAND Rabbi and Mrs.. Len NI....…
…A stricalt Aprish periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATINU1 - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO THE DETROIT or - 4'7 ✓ -4•02 ■ : ,or JEWISH CHRONICLE and Qrsonai B. Siegel Co's Great July Sale Wednesday evening Miss Charlotte Rodin entertained it number of friends at a shower given in honor of Miss Katherine Kapetansky, whose mar- riage to Mr. Max K altman takes place July 1st. Begins Tuesday, July 5th Women who have deferred until now completion of their...…
…eAGI PAGE FOUR THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE ECONOMIC FUTURE OF POLISH JEWRY BY DR. JOSEPH TANNENBAUM. Jewish trade in Poland is over- in Jewish trade be drawn off, but it crowded. So it had liven during the would increase the buying capacity of war; and this condition has become maorthousands and thereby improve even more acute since its termination. the iidklmoinic status of the storekeep. This must be borne in mind if we ers and merchan...…
…Americam Apish Perio&al Cada CUSTOM AVENUE - oxeman 20, OHIO THE DETROIT .actal and ersonal . • Mi•s Fanny Rosen, 174 East Pal- mer avenue, is visiting with relatives in New York and Pittsburgh. airs. I. J. Barnett and children, of Nlilitary avenue, leit for Clarkston. Mich., where they will spend the summer months. Miss Sara Lessing. pianist, delight- ed members of the Twentieth Century Club. Tuesday afternoon . last, with tier er int...…
…■ rAl PAGE SIX 'THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH NOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co.. Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS NATHAN J. GOULD - President Secretor-Troaaarer Entered as second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., order the Act of March 3, 1879. Offices, 1334 Book Building Telephone Cherry 3381 Subscription, In Minim, 13.00 per...…
…America Atvish periodical eater CLIFTON AnNUI - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE N1USIC NOTES I The Opening Night BUY FURS 1I BY HERMANN 110EXTER. I The Mahler Festival in Amsterdam. I O F The most notable gathering of world famous musicians, coming from every quarter of the globe; a irrit- able "Friedenfest" of musician;, me t in Amsterdam (Holland) tar 10 0 , weeks last month to pay tribute coy T H E At Covent Gard...…
