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April 21, 1922 • Page Image 3

…• - TiOuntorrAitisn el ROM= Exquisite Handmade Blouses Young Judaea Club Notes OUTLINES PRESENT ZIONIST SITUATION particularly designed The Defenders of the White and , Blue, at their meeting held Sunday afternoon at the Talmud Torah on Westminster and Delmar, were ad- new modish suits and . dressed by P. Slomovitz on "The Present Zionist Situation," in which smart plaid skirts. ' the speaker outlined for the members the existing cond...…

April 21, 1922 • Page Image 4

…/arts/110 RoN tar DerttOti', PAGE FOUR 'NEWS' CAMPAIGN SHOWS HOW THE CHESTERFIELD CIGARETTES ARE MADE paper and foil around the cigarettes; and finally, the ingenious apparatus by which the extra glassine air-tight wrapper is put on. The manufacturer frankly confesses in his advertisements that these are but a few of the many iniporatnt steps in the making of this good cigarette, regretting the lack of space to tell of the care and cleanlin...…

April 21, 1922 • Page Image 5

…r 44: fi PAGE FIVB McDcritorgkwisst t RUN lcI.0 The Awakening of the Soul rte aameranne m Translated from the Yiddish of I. L. Perot* by Jeannette Dainoff. Slumsey, I wantlo tell you a secret, but father must not know it. Did you ask me why? Because father loves me less.. . . No, mother, I regret my words, he does not love me less, but his love is different. as I used to do . . . . something keeps toe back, oft I feel like running tow...…

April 21, 1922 • Page Image 6

…PAGE SIX TilLbraitonlm ■isti (ARON ICLE _ ,40 ETROIT EWISH CHRON ME MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President 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 • Id and privations before which any other people on ea rth sou ha...…

April 21, 1922 • Page Image 7

…,Americatt Apish Periodical Cuter currow ARNIM - CINCINNWII 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN PiEberRon;tFwfsrf Gifton SAMUEL UNTERMYER _ °U .56 • 1114$ ELECTED PRESIDENT Y- JstiS ../ Gi AS . I+. JOSEPH-,— OF N. Y. $1,000 CLUB 4() (Copyright, 1921. By Chas. II Joseph.) Sir Arthur Conan Doyle created one of the most interesting detec• tiers of modern times, "Sherlock Holmes." He is also a physician of unusual repute. But neither of these qualify him...…

April 21, 1922 • Page Image 8

…Tit ei)erRon;frynsti (ARx IcLe PAGE EIGHT em.m.nue nue Memple Seth El Notre Sund•y Services: Rabbi Franklin has chosen for his subject for this Sunday "{lumen Ns- i tore At Its Beat and At Its Worst." ' Services begin as usual at 1 1 o'clock. For Dad's Birthday Or Other Anniversary In his slippers, with his cigar and a good book — what comfort Dad would derive from such a gift as a lamp like this!—or any one of many other designs sh...…

April 21, 1922 • Page Image 9

…A merica Awish Palatka! Carter anion Annul • citticaNNArt ao, onto PAGE NINE lituVETRoliff.wisneikorriex 7.317117 .. „, 0 Benjamin F. Wiener of Flint, presi- dent of •the Michigan Council of frost Prominent among the weddings of B'rith lodges, and Adolph Kositchek, the past week was the marriage of president of the Jacob 11. Schiff Lodge Miss Bessie Frazer, daughter of Mr. of Lansing, are completing arrange- and Mrs. Max Frazer, to Aloi...…

April 21, 1922 • Page Image 10

…jim'ficruorr /flu CAGE TEN .--a..MOMMIS 14ROMiCiA I ( lfraternal anb Cub titer I Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society. A special meeting of the Ilebrew Ladies' Aid Society was held Satur- day evening, April 15, at the home of Mrs. F. Staub. Arrangements have been completed for the benefit show to take place Tuesday evening, April 25, at the New Yiddish Theater, when "Back to His Nation" will be played with on all-star cast. Tickets can be secured...…

April 21, 1922 • Page Image 11

…PAGE ELEVEN Drnw kwisn(AL{TicLr. Michigan's Leading Heating and Ventilating Engineers and Contractors Sprinkling Systems Designed and Installed Estimates Gladly Furnished Main 5471 331 East Woodbridge St. ■ •!...0"tagealftiVasoav491:41.....wev. , garden will be s popular feature for the summer months. Radio broadcast- ing and receiving stations will be installed, the dining room will accom- modate 700 people at one twin, and the new ed...…

April 21, 1922 • Page Image 12

…PAGE TWELVE THE APRIL 21, 1922 PEntortliwisilit i w4Ing PALESTINE REVIVING SAYS LABOR LEADER OF GREAT BRITAIN Lou Goldbergi (Concluded from page one.) settle; the workmen are having their wages raised when they come in con- tact with Jewish labor. For the Jew, who is working for a new Erez-Is- rael that will be a fulfilment of , prophecy and will still the long wail- ings of his oeople, knows that Arab standards of comfort will not do. S...…

October 21, 1921 • Page Image 1

…America/I Awish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVINUZ - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO New Telephone GLENDALE IffibETROIT EWISH Only NItchigade Jewish Newspaper Printed in English 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, .MICHIGAN, FRAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921, VOL. X. NO. 22. t liNoted Educa ors Yew Is Appointed U. S. Ambassador. On Club Program Opens GOTTHARD DEUTSCH, MICHIGANA STATE WITH A Morgenthau Comm...…

October 21, 1921 • Page Image 2

….• fittycnovirjanstiOttart azia. PAGE•TEN Largest, fastest steamers in the world. Excellent treatment of pas- sengers. There is a local agent in your town or nearby. To Poland, Lithuania, Uk- rainia and all Baltic States via Hamburg: SAXONIA Oct. 29 Cabin Agents of the Polish police raided and examined documents and records in all the Jewish dailies of Warsaw. No reasons for the action were given. • • • • 3d Cl. $145.00 ED ER WOODIVA...…

October 21, 1921 • Page Image 3

…,4merieam Yetrish Periodical eater mirror, ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO IFEbETROITJEWIS11 IIRONICLE lichigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. VOL. X. NO. 22. GOTTHARD DEUTSCH 1 DIVINE AND WRITER DIES OF PNEUMONIA' 5 8 -3 - 2 - 6 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Costs _ — DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIIPAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921. ' New Telephone GLENDALE - "Noted. Educators MICHIGAN A STATE WITH A...…

October 21, 1921 • Page Image 4

…• PAGE TWO fill:Puntorriansnetiumicu; OF "HEART CASES" CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL ocial and AT ONE Qrsortal EDER 1413 to 1447 Woodward Ave. Harry Mohilner of El Dorado, Kan., paid a fortnight's visit to his sister, Mrs. L. Bernstein of 518 Theodore street. --- Messrs. Isaac Goldberg, Adolph Freund and Adolph Finsterwald were in Cleveland to attend the quarterly meeting of the Jewish Orphan Home Sunday last. Mr. Finsterwald was accompanied by h...…

October 21, 1921 • Page Image 5

…America swish PaloSeal Cotter CLIFTON AVIINU1 - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE THREE b_EVerRorrlensmanomm i Young Judaea Good Linen -- Low Prices BROCADED BATH TOWELS AT 68c. Brocaded bath towels made of heavy mercerized threads. Some have spaces reserved for monograms. Good thick towels, 20x38 inches. During the July sale they were 89c each, Hemstitched and Em- broidered PILLOW CASES $1.95 $1.96 a pair is very little for these new gift pi...…

October 21, 1921 • Page Image 6

…,..................... 1 'Great Bargaini ThEIATitonjmussi(tiRONICLII PAGE FOUR "Rejoicing Over the Law 11 )) COMMISSIONER SAMUEL JERUSALEM.— (J. T. A.)— Sir Herbert Samuel, British High-Corn- missioner in -Palestine, received Dr. S Benderly of New York who ]eft America several weeks ago as rep- resentative of the American Palestine Company. Dr. [tenderly discussed the industrial possibilities of the Holy Land with the II igh Commissione...…

October 21, 1921 • Page Image 7

…A meriaut ffewish Periodical eater CU ► TON Amos - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO THE *TN:01'UL% isft6iitasicu, different parts of the country. I lost sight of them and I have not seen them to this day. My father died in the war, fighting for a flag that was not his own. But I am going to devote my life to the Listen Folks: PAGE FIVE JUNIOR HADASSAH WILL GIVE DANSANT AT SHAAREY ZEDEK a PAIANA flag that Rabbi Yossel gave me on Simchath Torah. ...…

October 21, 1921 • Page Image 8

…mE91:rworrinosnelaconaL PAGE st( ` it (Awry tail gritonliwks MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President. 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 Telephone: Glendale 8326 Cable Address. Chronicle LONDON OFFICE 14 ...…

October 21, 1921 • Page Image 9

…AmericaN Apish Periodical Center CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEVEN , 7fILMIII011' //WISH ill RONICI,II participate in the confer- LEAGUE OF NATIONS ence which took place in Prague on is not the only occupant thereof. DR. HOUGH TO OPEN WISE SAYS KU KLUX SEASON GETS REQUEST FOR Sept. _ Wherever there is lawlessness -Itell'ing on the efficacious interest CLUB MEN'S DANGER TO AMERICA which masks under the name Ameri- HELP TO REF...…

October 21, 1921 • Page Image 10

…• lf/ASTSfl eIRON PAGE EIGHT . _ Ic Engagement Announced Rosenberg Bros. ocial and QVSOItai Manufacturers of FINE FURS Wonder Values in High Grade Furs All Society Item. and other local note. should be C0111111111M.1.4 Inv office of ten Chronicle b, 5 o'clock each Wedaerley afternoon in order to WO" , etch'. Uric Phone Glendale SAC Society Editor Mn,! notices to a. to be vede not Isle than Wedneeday. In the Wholesale 'District —Th...…

October 21, 1921 • Page Image 11

…Americo AwlsIt periodical &ter CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO E/ATK.011://1 ■ 1S/I Olemplt ?Belli El Notes PAGE NINE ttoN!ci.r. Engagement Announced oicial ,and • 9 /Zan di 5 at'sonal Opening of Sunday Services. Mr. and Mrs. S. Pensler of 515 llondrie avenue Sunday evening en- tertained 40 young people at a Suc- coth literary evening. The program was featured by two Yiddish read- ings from Sholom Aleichem by Messrs. Weinzweig ...…

October 21, 1921 • Page Image 12

…TM/ &Penton:Alum Owl icu; PAGE TEN '-.11111116NIIIMIIIIIINIM111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111112Mmilinfism Iii i i ili i i linnimimil i i nsimil minsmilumnimmullili i IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111[111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111...…

October 21, 1921 • Page Image 13

…11111111111111 ■ 11\111111111111111111111 Aitterfratt Ye:visit Periatileal Cater CLIFTON MHOS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO THEP 1.11:011; PHOTOPLAY OF NOTABLE JEW DR. FRANKLIN ATTACKS INS BLUMA LEVIN RAILWAYMEN'S CLAIMS ENLISTS AS WORKER Speaking at the Windsor Chamber IN TALMUD TORAH Bernard Isaacs, superintendent of le United Hebrew Schools of Detroit, announced that among thos e Week 'is ho resently became interested in the o Talmud Torahs h...…

October 21, 1921 • Page Image 14

…fits yersorrionew ammo& u NARD - 10 10 k PAGE TWELVE Largest, fastest so:atilt:lb Al■ world. Excellent treatment of pas- senger. There is a local agent in your town or nearby. To Poland, Lithuania, Uk- rainia and all Baltic States via Hamburg: Oct. 29 SAXONIA Cabin 3d Cl. $100.00 $145.00 Tax $5.00 Via Cherbourg, Southamp- ton Liverpool and Glasgow: ITANIA . Oct. 25 AQU PANNONIA (2nd Oct. 28 cabin) Oct. 29 ASSYRIA .. Nov. 3 ALBANIA .. V...…

January 21, 1921 • Page Image 1

…A merica gewa Perlakiwi Cotter Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English sseoessoseesswaS eseses-e-e.......... gusTos Annus msatieratt ao, ono IfEbETROIVEWISR HRONICLE1 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL IX. NO. B. AMERICA'S LEADERS LAUNCH UNIT BLOW AT ANTI-SEMITISM DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1921. JACO B tIllToTONDTATH Pane. Away After Lengthy !linens; Was Prominent Meson. HEADS ELECTED BY SOCIAL CLUBS FO...…

January 21, 1921 • Page Image 2

…141)erRorri ftwisn TEMPLE BETH EL Y. 1London Applauds P. S. GIVE FORMAL Jewish Genius In BALL FEBRUARY 5 New.~..... Refreshments, WOODWARD Stop! Look! Listen! (Continued From Page One. January 23. or rather to re-create and renew in English, with reserves and restraints and all necessary modifications, the emotional triumph winch he achieved long ago in his native tongue. Moscovitch is a great influence for the communal good, as are al...…

January 21, 1921 • Page Image 3

…A merica lavish Periodical CeNter CLIPTON Anna - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO rifEf/El'ROIT,/LIVIS/1(71 RON ICLE Chronicle Offers Three Orphans For Adoption GARMENT WORKERS ARRAYED AGAINST LABOR PROPOSALS See. Ro • son-Cohen's 2-Pa • e AI dvertisem nt in Monday's "Ne s ff Annou 14 mg What/ We s ,Believ „Will Be b7 Far (Continued from Page One.) tarian world for it is but a matter of 30 or 35 years since the Jewish masses started entering the ran...…

January 21, 1921 • Page Image 4

…▪ PAGE TWO ilIEDLTROrIlLIVIS/1 C ROXICIL TEMPLE BETH EL Y. London Applauds P. S. GIVE FORMAL Jewish Genius In BALL FEBRUARY 5 AN, the Several Arts iludlealov7- mr ls Refreshments, Favors Scheduled; For Gentlewomen 4 222 WOODWARD Second Dramatic Evening Sunday, (Continued From Page One. January 23. or rather to re-create and renew in English, with reserves and restraints net all necessary modifications, the emotional triumph ten...…

January 21, 1921 • Page Image 5

…cpentordEvasn (ARON ICLC Chronicle Offers Three Orphans For Adoption GARMENT WORKERS ARRAYED AGAINST LABOR PROPOSALS See Ro Inson-Cohen's 2-Pa :e A dvertisem` nt in Monday's "Ne S YP Annou ing What' We ,Believel/Will Be b Far tarian world for it is but a matter of 30 or 35 years since the Jewish masses started entering the ranks of proletarians on any scale in England and America. When, however, a suf- tic:ent number of them became thor• o...…

January 21, 1921 • Page Image 6

…PACE FOUR hEy)critorrloun TIFEDEFROIVEWISII efROX I.CLE ROM KM spoken in no uncertain terms in behalf of the Jew, the Jew will not fail to answer that voice not merely with his words, but with his life. MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION The History of the Jew. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President. Entered es second-clan matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mid,, un...…

January 21, 1921 • Page Image 7

…PAGE FIVE VETRO11;/EKS/1 R0111CLE ERMAN N. KOLODKIN TO BE SOLOIST WITH SYMPHONY FEB. 6 Detroit Symphony; Mom• r,rs bee viol. of of Symphony Quartet is Lauded Highly By Critics. --- Herman N. Kolodkin, generally re- garded as our of the hest viola play- Co,oltr•, and member of as in th the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, will pny appear as soloist with the Symho at Orchestra Ilall, Sunday, Feb. 6. Mr. Kolodkin was with the St. Paul Orchestra...…

January 21, 1921 • Page Image 8

…PAGE 5/X MEperRorrftynsa(Aimfas On Six Corners--- Six different MacDiarmid atom, offshoots of the parent More at 1322 Broadway, stand oo as many corners of the city. docial and Qrsonal The Chocolate Shop, at Woodward and Clifford la the eixth. New as It la! The Chocolate Shop has already given the name "MarDiarrnlils' Corner" to this location. cog :err/M ir 7; a- Spero/rill al Candyrrali New Chocolate House 1322 Broadway Woodward at...…

January 21, 1921 • Page Image 9

…PIEVLTROI1JEWISHeIRONiciA JACOB HERSTEIN IS JEANETTE STEINBERG GIVES INTERESTING SUMMONED BY DEATH REPORT TO HADASSAH imelhacia, 9 . 5, ie. , Si The new Spring Frocks are really inexpensive prices are radically lower than last year. To realize this one should see our collection of Spring dresses. ::':' , . K Last year's prices were at least 25 to 31 higher. . § ti 4 I ;s. .k . k`... {i' I-3% This Taffeta Dress is only $39.5...…

January 21, 1921 • Page Image 10

…fit EPLTKOIT, Musn PAGE EIGHT RoN 1921 Year of Promise Teptomists' Assert • I "For All Makes of Cars." Phone Glendale 7942 4750 Woodward Ave. Alemite Lubricators ALEMITE LUBRICATING CO. OF MICH. URGES JEWISH IDEALS ROSALSKY WOULD Louis Marshall Tells Zeta Beta Taus to Combat Foes. PROSECUTE FORD NEW YORK.—The way to com- Judge Preparing Bill to PonidiTh West•End Young Judseans Give En- Who Libel Jews and Oth bat anti-Semitism is to i...…

January 21, 1921 • Page Image 11

…PAGE NINE mon: A1115,16ittlaNICLE pLAN TALMUD TORAH W. G. TOEPEL JOINS BANK PRESIDENTS FOR ONE THOUSAND _ -- YORK-1n the Yorkville NEW section of Harlem, this city, no Jew- ish child win go forth in life without a Hebrew education if present plans of that section of the community' will be real zed. Two Talmud Torahs, which are until now accommodating three hundred children between them, hare tont:demi and propose to erect an institromn whic...…

January 21, 1921 • Page Image 12

…PAGE TEN VETKOITAII IS/1 RUA IC LE I al Pi MLIASSIPARETrr- IERS PARIS.—A new Jewish weekly has made its appearance in Czernowitz, says a report front that city. The organ professes Zionist inclinations. rAt4 PARIS.—Matzos in Poland this coming Passover will cost per pound, according to a report from Warsaw. • • • :+1111111 Ea nu5.0%, n, •I MI 1E1E1 11111•1111•1•1•11•1•1•1•1•1 1•111111•1•121•1111 11111 111111•1010101•1 •1 III I I ...…

May 21, 1920 • Page Image 1

…- THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Per Year, $3.00; Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY MAY 21, 1920. VOL. VII. NO. 25. B'NAI BRITH GRAND Detroit Jews Don LODGE CONVENTION Gala Attire May 30 CONCLUDES SESSION Monster Demonstration Planned by Zionists in Token of Homeland Decree. RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT OF B'NAI BRITH Student's Day Is Decided Success Dr. Franklin, in Sermon, Consid- ers Causes for Prej...…

May 21, 1920 • Page Image 2

…PAGE TWO THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Delicious Fresh Strawberries and llacniarmid's Special Ice Cream One of the many Frozen Dainties Served at Chocolate Homestead, 32 Broadway Opposite Broadway Theatre MacDIARMID'S CANDIES Also At Uptown Stores Now Ready For Y••ur• Selection At Temporary Store, 239 Woodward Avenue, Aunts Fur Building. ;2( acoga l rott Specialists at Candycraft STORES—DETROIT—CLEVELAND Downtown Stores: Uptown St...…

May 21, 1920 • Page Image 3

…PAGE THREE CHRONICLE- __ THE DETROIT JEWISH Engagement Announced IMIIIIM Ill italtiw is sisi1iessessa s a111111imit11t i mil i witun imot iniuttiallinim a nitionti t seilt lli alle t aniti la lUIllall111 llimelhoch's 180 182 Woodward Ave The Millinery Mode for Fashionable Summer Occasions Mrs. Joseph De Young entertained thirty guests at a miscellaneous show. er at her residence, BM Kirby Menne, on Tuesday evening. In honor of her niece...…

May 21, 1920 • Page Image 4

…:THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE FOUR DRAMATIC SEQUENCE OF MUSICAL EVENTS IN FOREIGN CLIMES By Hermann Hoexter. While our Congress is (till at log• gerheads about the rights of the pres- ident to make treaties and American merchants are powerless to prevent the exploitation of English wares in Belgium, of French goods in Germany, and of German manufactures in Rus- tle and South America, the leading inumical journals of the country de- vo...…

May 21, 1920 • Page Image 5

…!Pr- PAGE FIVE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE LITERARY DIGEST QUOTES proselyting to its distinctive re- ligious views. "'3. That we desire to co-oper- ate with each other as brethren, in all efforts for Americanization and for promoting righteousness in the American people. "Y. That we express the desire for further conferences and con- tinued fellowship.'" CHRONICLE ON AGREEMENT Decision of Christian Churches to Refrain from Synonymous Us...…

May 21, 1920 • Page Image 6

…4e PAGE TWELVE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 31=0===101=101=101=01=10=01=I01=00 1 U O Motors, Oils, Mining and Curb Industrials for Cash or on Moderate Margins CHARLES A. STONEHAM & CO. 11 0 U 0 Real Estate Exchange Bldg., Detroit o TELEPHONE CADILLAC 6150 (Established 1903) Direct Private Wires 41 Broad Street New York Weekly Market Letter Sent Free O f U 0 1=0.•0=0 l(isi 04.1 CADILLAC II Ernest I.. Davis has been elected c...…

May 21, 1920 • Page Image 7

…PAGE FOUR THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE — DRAMATIC SEQUENCE OF MUSICAL EVENTS IN FOREIGN CLIMES opera and on the dramatic stage, Jews of whom we may well he proud, be- cause they are bringing their talents and lending their sorvicea to the nobler work of healing the recent --• wounds and cem e nting the new By Hermann Hoexter. friendship with contributions to an --- art that is universal, that knows neith• While our Congress 1,4 E till at l...…

May 21, 1920 • Page Image 8

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE LITERARY DIGEST QUOTES CHRONICLE ON AGREEMENT Decision of Christian Churches to Refrain from Synonymous Use of "Christianization" and "AmericanizationP Commented Upon Editorially. In its editorial review of current emits The Literary Digest in the is- sue of May 8 quotes from The De- troit Jewish Chronicle with respect io some phases of the recent agree- ment reached by the Federal Council of Churches of Christ ...…

May 21, 1920 • Page Image 9

…PAGE SIX THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS NATHAN J. GOULD - May it be given unto them to know the beauty of that sacred heritage which is transmitted to them and to feel the duty that rests upon them to guard it sacredly, and in turn to hand it down inviolate to those who shall come after them. The Y...…

May 21, 1920 • Page Image 10

…PAGE SEVEN THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES SAMUEL J. RHODES INCUR CHOLEM, JRS. TALKS TO PHILOMATH TO GIVE 10TH ANNUAL Class in History of Temple DEBATING CLUB EXCURSION JUNE 6TH Largest Beth El to be Confirmed Sunday anniversary of a decade of service to the commonity, Bicur Cholem Juniors will on June 6th next give its tenth annual excur- s'on to Tashmoo Park. As in the past, this organization is the first to give its aff...…

May 21, 1920 • Page Image 11

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE EIGHT THE DESTRUCTION OF JEWISH TRADE IN POLAND CLEAN UP and PAINT UP BY DR. JOSEPH TANNENBAUM Poland is a rich country. God has: sessions, the soil, have risen enor- endowed the Polish soil with great mously in value, while the worth of natural riches which make possible a money has fallen very low. It is the magnificent development. Yet, the peasant who is now rich—and the economic position of the count...…

May 21, 1920 • Page Image 12

…PAGE NINE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PRESENT CLEAN UP AND i t.,;.(o -tii , tii , fi became too dirt), the "fussy"! l I ut all these efforts at intros e- i It has been as impossible to force all ineffectual paint-up campaigns there It \would be quite impossible to disi " 1..ved ;Ilya)" and left the dirt cu., at l eng th a ll th e e l emen t s that i m e m base bee n attended by more or I Detroit residents to be clean and neat sprang the p...…

May 21, 1920 • Page Image 13

…'AGE TEN ..__.......,,,... sta g4, THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE , A g4 IN FINANCIAL DETROIT Bonds Bonds LEON BLANK BRINGS STAR CAST TO NEW DETROIT THIS WEEK Dansard-Hull-Bumpus Co. Investment Bankers 47 Congress St. W. SOUDERS & CO. OFFER 0-CEDAR MILLS BONDS Detroit Stocks Stocks Direct from a long and successful run in New York and Philadelphia, Leon Blank, celebrated Jewish actor, will bring an all-star cast to the New Detroi...…

May 21, 1920 • Page Image 14

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE FRANKLIN [ , PAGE ELEVEN SAMUEL GRABFELDER JEWISH POLITICS BEQUEATHS $100,000 TO IN SIEBEN BERGEN JEWISH CHARITIES 20 miles to gallon of gas 20,000 miles to of tires in stead of 10,000 50. Slower Depreclatian Bucharest --'fine Jews of this for. Atlantic City, N. J.-Carrying be- mer Hungarian province, now under quests of $100000 to charitable in- Rumania, have formally demanded a dilutions the will of the l...…

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