…E Altair ill lewisir Periodical CcWu' Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English CLIFTON ATINOZ CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Telephone GLENDALE liEbETROIT LWISII 11-ROAICL 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. XII. NO. 21 YIDDISH SPEAKERS SHOW INCREASE OF 248 PER CENT HERE DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922 Investigates Orphan Care Work for J. D. C. Says Offer Holds Good Despite Denial by Secretary of Agricultur...…
…ThE Witondimisti ei PAGE TWO ICU'. DETROIT HADASSAH WOMEN TO BACK WILL OPEN YEAR'S NEW CHILD LAW ACTIVITIES MONDAY "(6ovb Iguntiture" IS NOT EXPENSIVE A unique fea- ture of this lamp is its service as a twin bed lamp, replacing t h e small stan- dards and sep- arate night tables. JUNIOR HADASSAH PLANS ENTHUSIASM MARKS SUNDAY, DEC. 10, AFFAIR MEETING OF Y. P. A. BUY FURS The Junior Iladassah announces About 300 Young People Enroll fo...…
…America Ye:risk PaloSeal Carter CLIFTON ATZNUI - CINCINNATI 20, 0/t10 PAGE THRE11 4))LTRonjonsn(fiRoxICLE Young Judaea Club WEDGWOOD'S MISSION Notes FOR ZIONISM BEGINS SENIOR COUNCIL PLANS SERIES OF 15 DEBATES Rabbi Silverman and Governor Cox of Massachusetts Open Campaign in Boston. the course of my stay In your hospi- table land 1 can be of service towards the Fund, and in particular tawards bringing the Jewish workers of Am- erica t...…
…PAGE FOUR PEPLIKortkivisn(ARomicl,E I c. Prattrnat anb Glob;\Totes ACCLAIM GOTTHEIL ON 60TH BIRTHDAY Philomathic Debating Club. Columbia Professor Called Or. With enthusiasm and vigor con- nament to Country at Din- testants at last Sunday evening's ner in His Honor. meeting threshed out the question, "Resolved, That the Coal Mines Be NEW YORK.—Colleagues and oth- Placed Under Government Supervi- sion." The affirmative was composed er fri...…
…A merica lavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON MINUS - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE FIVE TRELTROMILly1SiteiROMIGIL Y JEWS IN DRIVE FOR FUND OF MILLION I FreshFAorirseCaasmo S easo n of 1922. Number of visits of investiga- 644 tion made for camp Total number of children reg- 2,446 istered Number of families represent- 1,289 ed by registrations . . Number of individuals regis- 220 ............. tered over The cost per person per week including ov...…
…TI PAGE SIX through the death or delinquency of those who should VEMITIEW1811 (ARON ICIE I pendent be their natural guardians, there is little excuse for any home Pigestin,g flu ~ llrrk's ( Min . By Zir----- Aitken's Grner 0.1111". PHILIP SLOMOVITZ The executive committee of the Jew- ish World Relief Conference in Paris reports that the famine in the Ukraine is getting more and more terrible. Ac- cording to information received, only ...…
…A meriam "(wish Periodical Cc Wu' CLIFTON AMC& - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVER Tatikriton;ionsmaincenar. SAYS POLISH JEWS rti)011 Coe,firr5. BEGIN TO PROSPER GiAS. 1-1--. JOSEPH- sr-- (C•pywrIght, 1921. Irma May Cantor Gives Graph- ic Description of Jewish Conditions in Europe. By Ch.. H. Joseph.) lacy Einstein, the hootch.hound, as one of the 12 Why not name great Jews of the country? "lily" is making an international repu- tation...…
…TH EM:11101111:11till (11 RON ICLC rAGE EIGHT ORPHAN HOME BALL TO BE HELD NOV. 21 -yr orciat and arsonal Wow Showing- Hudson Seal Appeal Made to Detroit Jews by the Orphanage for Support of Local Institution. Coat Martin Collar and Cuffs Iq All Society Items •n<II ether local Ws, should be communicated to the office of the Chronicle by 5 &clods Wednesday •fternoon in order to appear in the current rat latgt issue. Phone Glendale 832...…
…America Aurisk Periodical Carta — CLIFTON AMU[ • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE MEM:FROM/EMS/1(A RON taz ft ,,,,=.e.,Fiv\vitAklaszyt3,01" ociatyand pQrsdnal Coats and w Wraps Mrs. Henry J. Berkowitz has re- turned from a delightful visit at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Henley, in Cincinnati. Take On New Ways— Mr. and Mrs. Max May had as their guests at the community dinner held at the hotel Statler the past week Rabb...…
…/4.1)ErRosr /min (km iaL PAGE TEN ity for our member' who wish to have their voices placed and secure training from an exceptional teacher Small beginnnigs lead to larger Sorer Camp Reunion: Amngements are now complete things; some day you may be a prima- reunion of all the campers donna, who knows! Come and sing! for the who spent their vacations at the "Y" No previous training Is needed. ramp this past summer. The group is to meet at the i...…
…America Aprisk Periodical Carter _ CLIFTON ATANLIE • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 Thalkeaorr,/ewisn Gn ome W PALESTINE JEISISH SAFE DESPITE PAGE ELEVEN - - - - — ---------- -- TIMES COMMENT ON UNION PRAYER BOOK cotaiderable talk was indulges' in in various quarters, especially in those Jewish center. It is true that every hostile to Jewish and British interests, • • AY ASIDE THIEORIES• ommtry that grants freedom to the that Great Britain would b...…
…iiicperRonjEwisif 911{0/41CLE PAGE TWELVE OCTOBER 20, 1922 %- -"'W1111.41-Reit + 147' 1 # 1 " 4"IWV4V4iilVie14- 74.1 . 47~41741.1 . 4741.47471TriftiVelAftes l iltfiteew i ll . V47 .~0 YIDDISH SPEAKERS SHOW INCREASE OF 248 PER CENT HERE 4 51 T/ E L Ti (Concluded from Page One) per cent, of the 1,946,298 persons coostituting the froeign white stock of Chicago as enumerated in 1920. Yiddish speaking Jews constituted 6.5 per cent of the ...…
…v 4mericam Yarish Periodical eater CLIFTON MINOS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO si r lie higan's Only Newspaper Printed in English Jewish IFEbETROITAWISil IfRONICL Telephone GLENDALE 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. XI. NO. 9 JEWS OF NEW YORK ORGANIZE TO RAISE WAR RELIEF QUOTA DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1922 Bezalel Handiwork To be Exhibited tit Jewish Institute Campaign for $6,000,000 in Metropolis to Start ...…
…limikritorrlf.insti(ARomicw PAGE TWO • MONSTER RECEPTION PERSIAN MARRANOS BOOK REVIEWS PLANNED FOR WORLD HOPE TO RETURN TO ZIONIST DELEGATION FOLD OF JUDAISM VOLUME COMMEMORATES Rabbi Levinger, and says in part: "The fine spirit of liberality which grew up among hte chaplains of the various faiths, reflecting as it did comradeship of the men them- FELESENTHAL CENTENARY the selves, should not an will not be (Continued from page 1.1 lost." A...…
…A merican Pprish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO filEperitorkAwistiOttoxIGLE Club Notes DR. HYAMSON GIVES JEWISH WINE LAW SENIOR JUDAEANS TO GIVE DANCE MARCH 4 Bible and Talmud, He Says, Not Opposed to Its Use in Moderation. Young Judaea Wool Sweaters and Scarfs Just the thing for the girl who loves outdoor sports. All very moderately priced. ZIONISM UNDER THE CZAR Amazing Story of Growth of Zionism When Of...…
…PAGE FOUR AsikeRondErasneutoxicm 6- he must remain awake during the sermon on pain of fine•and imprisonment. It does seem a little ludicrous that in this year 1922 and MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION in this country, there should still be any persons calling them- selves American who believe that men can be legislated into Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President. righteousness or for tha...…
…lavish Periodical Coder CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI UN OHIO Ashen:our In-sn(linaNicu; Olt O AS . ~~ tiT5 JO SEP (Copyright, 1921. By Chas. II. Joseph.) Ford's International Follies have cloud a prolonged but very un• successful e ngagement in "A T ly on Justice" entitled "Injustice to the Jew." It was just about as elevating • performance as another (isle by another follies company. Front-page audiences will recall musement the ''Peace...…
…jilL )91 .1 ta n r, fr.w isn en ton icu : PAGE SIX A Charming Bride. Rhinestone Bands Ostrich Trimming Sequin Bandings in panel widths Whether it is glittering Rhine- stone Band Trimmings, soft, rich Ostrich Trimmings or smart Se- quin Bandings, Nev' York Shops have the trimming that will lend your party gown distinction. All Society Items and other local notes Mould be communicated to the office of tke Chennick by 5 o'clock each Wedneed...…
…American Jewish Palo&al Center mirror, AVINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN THEPOROIVINISII ORM ICLE ocial and Personal Mrs. Jacob Ilerstein of East Gran( boulevard has returned from a pleas ant stay in Chicago, where she visite, with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wetsman of Fred- erick street have left for Southern California, where they will remain for the winter months. Returning, from a several days' visit in New York C...…
…PAGE EIGHT JANUARY 2 0 , 1922 TneberRon;Imosii(iiRoNICLE AUDITS INVESTIGATIONS SYSTEMS ---and there's gossip afoot INCOME TAX RETURNS about the perfectly wonderful values Winsterwald's Blue Ribbon Specials Sale is now offering. An op- portunity of a lifetime is now right before hun- dreds of home-loving women, to pick up some real bargains in complete period goods and individual articles. Just think! "During a period of financial depr...…
…A merica ffewisk Perla&Cal Otter canoe AViNUIL • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO bETROIT LIMB IfRONICL E MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Section Two DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1922 VOL XI. NO. 9 1922 AUTO SHOW WILL BE GREATEST MAUFACTURERS AND DEALERS PREPARING TO OUT-DO THEMSELVES NEW BRANDS OF CARS MAKE BOWS AT SHOW Prices Range from $475 to $17,000; Many Newcomers Among Motors to Be Featured. New brands of motor cars making t...…
…PAGE TWO MEDerRonikwisit gum ICLE MUSIC AND MUSICI4 S sA, I/mu( fle• RECREATION COMMIS'N TO ASSIST IN STAGING HEBREW OPERA MARCH 4 Mrs. M. M. Cohen, speaking for the committee arranging for the Ilebrew , play, "Samson and Delilah," to be given under the auspices of the United Hebrew Schools of Detroit on March 5, at Orchestra Hall, said Wednes- Eugene Ysaye Comes as Soloist With Detroit Symphony day: Orchestra at Its Seventh Subscription ...…
…America Awith Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 1iI uPrrItOI1jf.WISl1 PAGE THREE Ica: "THE SIX-SHOOTER" IS SURPRISE OF COLUMBIA SIX EXHIBITION Sa turday, January 21 A good name DJDGE BROTHERS .50 Ja ri COLUMBIA SIX DE LUXE SEDAN-5-PASSENGER 8 t r. 5 cas.. `'‘j 9.'6 O v-tyukers-e • ot- Mrv -vtu *eltA.A) r r‘AP'vt- THE QUEEN PROPOSES By HALITVACK. "The Six-Shooter" a mile-a-minute car is the piece de resi...…
…PiEberRonjaun (Intom 104 *AGE FOUR BUICK ANNOUNCES NEW MODEL CAR NOW 1 MOTOR RADIO-EQUIPPED LIONEL BARRYMORE TO 1 APPEAR AT THE GARRICK DURING WEEK OF JAN. 231 board. The inventor says he could construct one that will take consid- erably less room. "And some day they will be making them so small that we will have a vest-rocket wire- Apparatus on Dodge Brother. Car less," he adds with a laugh. Ned once in a decade does New York Takes Messa...…
…Aserfram Jewish Periodical Oder Minos? /Maul - c3NCINNAH no, OHIO TREPETPOIT b "cif ARON PAGE FIVE NEW HUPMOBILE MODEL AT SHOW • Announcement Where, at Any Price Can You Get More? It gives me great pleasure and satisfaction to announce to the users of fine motor cars, and to my many friends who have been besieging me with inquiries relative to Peerless representation in Detroit, that Peerless Motor Cars will here- after be marketed in...…
…• PAGE SIX MattonfEwRingeom war, THE ETERNAL MELODY By MORRIS CLARK. ANNOUNCEMENT Adapted frum M. Katz's Yiddish Sketch "Kol Nidrei" David Lifshitz had known Fanny By this time Fanny had become Block for the past twelve years, ever deeply interested in the music and since they went to school together. when David explained further that ; flaw played and learned and romped the "Hatikvoh" gave expression to is and skipped together without ...…
…▪ America Amish Periodical Cotter WPM AT1N01 - cmcnoun 10, OHIO PAGE SEVEN. fit L Vinitort fryi Sit ORM IC LE The Car Which Inaugurates a New Era in Automobile Design Booth Sixty-One At the Show g g The Detroit Air Cooled Car I o 0 a a STRIKINGLY BEAUTIFUL ,8 Er: 2 = g Unequaled in Economy, Body Comfort, Reliability, Roadability g o go o No Mechanical Knowledge Required to Overhaul It Investigate Before You Buy Anything ...…
…PAGE EIGHT tIETRon;1041sa6RONICLE Julia's voice, frightened but still de- I gratitude. He heard voices mumbling hint: "I don't think so. Religious through the fog of weariness but the ' Jews never kill themselves. It's a failed to rouse him fr m the lethargy's sin." into which he hal fallen. Sometimes faces came close t his, voices sounded , Once Edith rattled the dour-knob. By ETHEL TAUROG By ZELDA POPKIN his ears, but he did not move. Sud-...…
