…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS AEVETROIT Emit ARONICL - Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1924 VOL. XVI. NO. 26 WORLD URGENTLY NEEDS FINER START INVESTMENT QUALITY OF SOUL, SAYS ENVOY LABOR SECRETARY COMPANY TO BUILD PROPOSES CHANGES PALESTINE CREDIT IN NEW ALIEN LAW huts' Will President Address Lodge...…
…PO) PAGE TWO , prism OKON143,8 PROF. MIELZINER'S WIDOW DIES AT 86 A Treat in Store for Detroit Ladies B. Moe., Columbia University. CINCINNATI.—Mrs. Moses Mid- VOICE COACHING REPERTOIRE sines, widow of the late Professor Mielziner of the Hebrew Union Col- Glendale 7981 Studio: 293 Rowena lege, one of the greatest Talmudistu and Jewish scholars of modern times, died recently at her home in this city. She was 86 years old at the time of ' h...…
…T i!: / /Oran r kwissi (A ROA ICH; Young J lr,daea -- ,-- - 7-A _ , Mogen David. At a ntretrz ttf the Mogen David Club held Smurday evening at 1111 Westinin-ter street arrange- ments were made for a flag drill to take place Dec. 27. The following committee was appointed to take charge: Irwin Shevitz, Aaron Karp, M yin Rosen, Louis Cutler. Benjamin Lipson, Bernard Broiler, harry Katz and Joseph Goldman. The question, "Resolved, That Politic...…
…int IA Kon;Inii sn ROM IC LE ■ 10101.1101.1MWILWIMIKW 11110•16.WILWV11. publicity chairman and general man-IIIMIEMIC agar of the dances and a committee consisting of the Misses Marion G41(1- berg, Sophie Schwartz, Tibbie Clim- THAMAR ovitz, Matilda Lieberman and Sophie , Schneider. Tickets may be obtained , by either calling Miss Grauer, North- discussion followed his address. The way 1258-W, or any member of die He Ladies' Aid. The Hebrew...…
…sassol'i PAGE FIVE /MS1511(1'1 RON I ar, Fraternal and •Club Notes sa. MUSIC I ized 57 years ago. A banquet mud, bridge followed. The next meeting will be held at the K. of P. Ilan Dec. 11, when election of officers will take place. All members are re- quested to lee present. By HERMANN HOEXTER North Woodward J. W. E. W. 0. After hearing the Detroit Sol, (Continued from last page.) The North Woodward Branch of phony Orchestra at its ve...…
…IBE P EIRO I T11.111S li ffIRO N IC U .7, PAGE SIX r-,„,W 11 4, r eV se :lg.- 4/ (• _,e1 *6 1 ■ 111111110 masters him. Undoubtedly, the honeymoon is life, but rfilf=1111:111.1111 a - usually only of short duration, hectic, purblind, exag- E gerated. Is the emotional state of the honeymooner a MVP .01.w„ ierenesew om. se By ELISHA M. FRIEDMAN. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Ce., Inc. safe premise upon which life can...…
…PAGE SEVEN PIEVE mot 1; Ali glRONICL4 CONGRESS REVIEWS STRONGLY RESENTS d °L)5117 5 FATEFUL PROBLEMS ROUMANIA'S RUSE 01( NEEDING SOLUTION J Os EP I+, sew IF Anglo-Jewish Society Prepared t o Bring Treaty Violation Judge Mack Gives Impressions . 11 (N. • Isaac Solomon'. Pardon eg a of Sessions o f D e Ialiens Creation" to a fine Christian gentl eman, t he —The Rou- LONDON.—(J. T. Reverend; what I meant to say was "tine Jewish-Christian g...…
…r ilreleswe /road IA itoiN icue PAGE EIGHT AIDS IN ARRANGING AFTERNOON BRIDGE cr)cial and arsonal Thanksgiving decorations will be used in profusion Wednesday evening. N09. 26, for the thence to be held in the ballroom of Temple Beth El by the members of the Young People's Temple Club. Miss Ruth Fink is chairman of the Weir and her com- mittee has worked zealously to make the dance one of the most successful affairs sponsored by the club. ...…
…PAGE NINE LOVE OF EUROPEANS FOR ARTS NOTABLE Women's and Misses' ale Thee coats reflect the smart- newest modes. They e st of the err fashioned in the finest ma- terials and lavishly trimmed with high cost furs. This is an excellent opportunity to pur- chase your coat at a decided yin• just at the beginning of „h the reason. New shades of brown, Cranberry, Lebanon, and black. 113.6itaa muds. wOote..Sl 1 1- VIII 1 011 1111 n1 1 1 1 1 ...…
…PAGE TEN At E f )c I E wis n g icLE Port Huron Not ry octal and (tersonal IMPORTANT NOTICE – A group of fourteen young people, aged 14 to 20, met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Levine last Friday night to discuss plan: for or- ganizing a young people's auxiliary to the Mt. Sinai Synagogue. Pro- grams for future meetings were sug- gestdII. A study of the Bible was begun nod it was decided that the club would hold Friday night servic...…
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…NOVEMBER 21, 1924 JEW AS PROMOTER OF CONCORD URGED IMPORTANT NOTICE Owing t0 - Thanksgiving Day, items intended for insertion in the Nov. 2S issue of The De- troit Jewish Chronicle must be in the office not later than Tues- day, Nov. 25, at 3 o'clock. Cor- respondents for organizations and others are asked to see to it that their items are received at the above mentioned time in order to insure. their publica- tion. , mikincn DETROIT PIM...…
