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July 24, 1925 • Page Image 1

…VbffehraVOradOilbWkdaNta CLIFTON AVINUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TELEPHONE Our New Location: 525 WOODWARD CADILLAC IffibETROIT LWISH. 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1925 VOL. XVIII. NO. 9 AGREEMENTBETWEEN1 Why Jewish Colonization In AUGUR FOR PEACE ' Tells Russia is Feasable and Desirable POLES AND JEWS TO IN GARMENT TRADE END ANTI - SEMETI...…

July 24, 1925 • Page Image 2

…ilito PIEVerRon;jonsp (rot PAGE TWO the offering of the Bonatelle Com- "Ground for Divorce," From pany at the Playhouse beginning Sun- day night. the Hungarian, at Bon- stelle Next Week. "Ground for Divorce," a brilliant comedy from the pen of Guy Bolton,, translated from the Hungarian of Ernest Vajda, which was offered at the Garrick in the spring of 1024 with a cast headed by Ina Claire, Bruce McRae and II. Reeves-Smith, will be i OBI...…

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…A merica ffewish periodical Coder smut • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THRE10 itVerilort kwism (Alton ta4 rt Sabbath morning services I members. are held at 9 o'clock at the Ahavath RM. CIVIC PRIDE ASSN. WILL MEET JULY 29 SPORTS The next meeting of the Civic Pride Association of Greater Detroit will take place Wednesday, July 29, at 12 noon. This will be a luncheon meeting at the boat club at Belle Isle. Members are asked to notify Mrs. Har...…

July 24, 1925 • Page Image 4

…/ILE AGE FOUR „rp • 5 „,. • masses as the logical champion, for no man had adver- tised himself so extensively and continuously as he. When the backwoods state of Tennesee passed the anti- evolution law and John Thomas Scopes was indicted it Ion Vag ammo. imwwWW.11 rm.. so women PabLIshwi Weekly r Tr Jewish Chronicle Publishing C•.. lac. was but a matter of course that William Jennings Bry- Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor an should ...…

July 24, 1925 • Page Image 5

…A merkatr ffewish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE 'FIVE irtt IIROAILLE ing my information from those whose judgments were based upon knowl- II edge of the entire situation in Russia. In the first place, the government • has taken a vrey definite stand on the - - (Continued from page one.) Arrange• Cholem Completing question of anti-Semitism. All peo- • Bir it ments for Moonlight on Aug. 10. Ilion, although it w...…

July 24, 1925 • Page Image 6

…f 'se 91ersm gel irwmes /ARON IGIL PAGE SIX r 4.anannell t Marriages • • ore en" For your convenience we are open every evening until 9 P. M. during this V S011, W omen ! Don't Miss . . FARBER'S All society Items •nd ether 141 notes should b. communicated to the office of The t week's sday afternoon in order to appear in the curren not later Chronicle hr 5 o'clock Wedre Editor. Mail notice. so . to be received Phone Cedillas 1040,...…

July 24, 1925 • Page Image 7

…America ffewish Periodical Center CUMIN AVENU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN REpgrR.A ► bagROAICLE PARENTS HOSTS AT BIRTHDAY DINNER Engagements O •• ■ •••••••• • STAIR Our Annual Advance Sale it. Quality Furs Presenting the newest and most ex- clusive fur models for 1525 - 1926 at prices roonsiderably below those that will prevail later. A Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rothenberg of 2495 Hazelwood avenue announce the engagement of thei...…

July 24, 1925 • Page Image 8

…JULY 24, 1925 Toe yniton; AUGUR FOR PEACE IN GARMENT TRADE FOR ENSUING YEAR MEMBER UMW rat EVAN Mat UnnCO NRIVIOIRIAIRASM compLk 2423.5180 HJ ALT,, GARFIF1D 8748 LINWOOD/WE. CONCRETE GARBAGE and ASH RECEPTACLES De set wad until • Court Notu• I. east Feu. Pric• .41 increase 20 per cent. H. M. KOFFMAN 912 F. HANCOCK ST. Residence: Melrose 65S8 116 Detroit Sa•ings Bank Bldg. Mem 0397 Specialising in the Settlement of Claims and Controve...…

April 24, 1925 • Page Image 1

…American ffewisk Periodical Center CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO )25 S TELEPHONE mew. irders In o- n and tf our are 10 not. rueluc- O u r New Location: 525 W ooDwARD CADILLAC II- EDETROIT LWISII 1-0-4-0 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents HADASSAH BAZAAR WILL OPEN AT THE ARENA ON APRIL 26 VOL. XVII, NO. 22 of International ASKS MEDICAL MD Head Order of B'nai B'rith FOR THREE MILLION - JEWS IN RUSSIA; _ Louis Marshall Del...…

April 24, 1925 • Page Image 2

…PIE P7FILOITAWISfl PAGE TWO RO TTT'F,..Y,INATTT7 T T TITTTIFTTTT TT T TT T " A raree?" Children have their chance to get RC - She rises from her seat and goes v quainter!! Night — narrow dwelling — with a to her chest of drawers. rummaging, Y 1 chase of shadows on the wall. A new anion': her treasures, hiding a find ' i i e r shawl. a table, modishly bright lamp thereon. behind h ' u Voegele sewing at the table., with Ile laughed. "1%'hat...…

April 24, 1925 • Page Image 3

…A merica Yetvish Periodical Center CLIFTON AY1/401 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE VIE &mom/clam Op:0mm MUS IC .................. ......... ......... - .. ....... _ . ....... . . .......... . .... ...... s ---- . *GU S 36 ADAMS AVENUE WEST •..At grand Circus Park Re-sty led will re-make Review of Detroit Symphony Orchestra Work of the Year. ■ Fur Coats We The Detroit Symphony Society closed a mist successful season last • ...…

April 24, 1925 • Page Image 4

…ThEikirRonfi.msn PAGE FOUR r- r 4..1, -lift V. .2to '47i, Z/47Zk9/4 .10 2% 1* . 14 A.'• got your from giving. Ile may find his bank account somewhat reduced, but he probably need not forswear any comforts or luxuries for himself or his family. We By D. WEDECLEFSKY are not unmindful that the numerous calls for local, y The Jewish Cluseskie P0,141.108 Ca- lac. Published Weekly ► national and foreign assistance have been rather annoy PA...…

April 24, 1925 • Page Image 5

…A mericam ffewish periodical Cadet CLIPTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVI lttt ilywordoilsn 0.l Ito IL It 1 4 °it c•If5 dosEpi+, ANNINIM11 ■ 1 "T H E o JEWISH IDEA RESURRECTION " (Concluded from pave 1.) The sect of the I'harisees believed in the doctrine of the resurrection, a reminder of this dogma being found in the second of the eighteenth bene- By Chas. H. Joseph.) (Copywright, 1021, dictions known as the Shemona Esra,...…

April 24, 1925 • Page Image 6

…TIE VET Rorr,kwisti(iiRmicui PAGE SIX 1 CHAIRMAN OF BOOTH AT HADASSAH BAZAAR Mrs. Louis Rubinson is chairman of the furniture booth for the ila- dassah Bazaar, which will be held at tar Monday is the Last of the "Seven Furniture Days" 'OS "Seven Furniture Days" stands out clearly as one of the most im- portant furniture events of the year at Hudson's. 144$ W.eralhtat Long Sleeves ---- a guide to What's New In day frocks, dinner frock...…

April 24, 1925 • Page Image 7

…America faffsk Peddled' CLOW* AIIIIIIII • CINCINNATI 3•, MOO PAGE SEVEN MEM:IRO-1; k% ixli 011010Z Wirttle Engagrmnits le Mrs. Augusta Epstein of 576 Hen drie avenue announces the engage • mint of her daughter, Betty, to David Brodkin of this city. 11 Sir. and Mrs. Isadore Schorr of 59 Blaine avenue have returned from California, where they spent the pas four months. 111111 el 11 0 u Vw.k ape. ,,,uJ-uuI Mr. and Mrs. Max Katz of 5334...…

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…VT,IATROrdt:WISA tARuria4 PAGE EIGHT VAN raternal unb Club ; . otes I THE LAST EVENT OF THE SEASON! NOVELTY DANCE ' The Halcyon Club. Philomathic Debating Club. The Halcyon Club held a regular At the last meeting of the Philo- business meeting Monday, April 20, Under Auspice. of mathic Debating Club, held April 19 at the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse, 89 at the Byron Avenue Talmud Torah, Rowena street. Plans were discussed the question for deb...…

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…A NICritaif PRA Periodical Cotter • CLIFTON MINOR • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE NLNlt tatt N ictx cs PLE9trruon L9K4 : _______ N! :E 26 75c BERGSTEIN RIPTONS AWARDED CITY CROWN JEWISH YOUTH TO . HOLD CONFERENCE • -• CLASSIFIED Victrola 210 Only $125 4 35'. inches high, 33% inches wide. Mahogany, oak or walnut. A beau- tiful piece of furniture, and a VICTROLA- the recognized best. ■ MIs NMIL Ik ) Free Demonstration OVERSTUFFE...…

April 24, 1925 • Page Image 10

…APRIL 2 1, 1925 - PEDL:litIATJEWISiltAnAlkiz unknown future be the lot of any of us. Let that thought move us to sym- pathy. It will make of us better men and better women. It is that touch of nature which, as the poet says, makes the whole world kin." Dr. Stephen S. Wise, who is chair- (Concluded from page IA man of the emergency committee's real money for the philanthropic campaign to raise 8500,000 for the cause. HADASSAH BAZAAR WILL OP...…

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