…■■■ •••, si ■ -• (wish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AMU{ • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE (A Rorz etc CLARENCE SAUNDERS MISSIONARIES FOR OPENS NEW BRANCH REFORM SYNAGOGS AT 11328 WOODWARD Like the circuit riders of Amer- • Books and Authors • A. Z. A. EXEMPLIFIES MACCABEUS DEGREE Karl anginow Notes IIB IU V SI CW/ IN A ENVEIRSi MAIRKET • GRAND RIVER :414N ROAD . A Vc.. tit .. ,. f' 0' A43x120 $75,000 13901120 $225,000 C43x120 $150,...…
…TilLI)gritorrpiisti MC■•■•■■ •51/ k:*;i=L.i' , Zi' .ZI=Z,i' ,.i;SVWfgt3;k::,Vao%t:Z.ZbttttV;tdXtV . ■ ': gj:?;;ii'k PEDETROITJEWISII atRONICLE Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Cs., Inc. President Secretary and Treasurer Managing Editor Advertising M JOS:PH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE PHILIP SLOMOVI1 Z MAURICE M. SAFIR Entered las Second-glare matter March 3, 1916, at the Pottoffire •t Detroit. Mich.. under the Act of...…
…v isaed Jr lewisk Periodical deter CLIFTON - CINCINNATI 20, ORIO IOW PAGE FIVI: NEVETKOrdEWISII (A RON ICLE "CALL MAUL for Office Supplies" 0. A. MAUL COMPANY STATIONERS ENGRAVERS PRINTERS 519 Woodward Ave. Randolph 0748 SUBWAY FLOWER SI -10P no4"EgliwalAu. lo'N, cctis_ f NMI CHAS . SEMMANa.,,, 2t7 GRAT107 AVE MARY 9171 Modernistic Wrist Watches Never before such an exquisite watch— such a chic and styleful watch at a mode...…
…TheVrraorr PAGE EIGHT ORM ORM ICU HEADS COMMITTEE FOR BRIDGE LUNCHEON OF HOME RELIEF SOCIETY ENLISTS SUPPORT OF LOCAL LEADERS FOR INFANT ORPHAN HOME Sheer Chiffon Hose Final plans have been made for the bridge luncheon of the home Relief Society, to be held Tuesday As chairman of the program committee for the annual dance of the Hebrew Infant Orphan Home, Show Smart Black Heels These exquisitely sheer chiffon hose so extremely fine an...…
…•visk Periodical Carter so, woo PAGE NINE MEY)erRorK/EwisneiRONICLE MISS BERICK HEADS JR. HADASSAH GROUP FOR THEATER PARTY Engagements Society Sponsors Performance ■ at Detroit Civic Theater Sunday Evening, Nor. 4 Mrs. Augusta Ufberg announces the engagement of her daugh- ter, Diana, to Ilernian Hirschhorn, on of Mr. and Mrs. Jude Ilirsch Siiss Rose Iterick is chairman of (1:e committee of arrangements in of the theater performanto• Q...…
….s. li1E9erKonjEmsnffiRomictz PAGE TEN S. E OLDIE JOINS zempte Neill El BORN ik CHRISTIAN EMBRACES JUDAISM Notes CHRONICLE STAFF tory of Erez Israel. When we crossed the little bridge into Trans- jordania, it seemes as if the sun I ' By PAUL GOODMAN. had suddenly disappeared behind Under the direction, fir Mardis a heavy cloud, and we realized that Graff, student rabbi of the Hebrew on foreign soil. • The sanctity of the land of we were 11...…
…cwisk Periodical After CLIFTON AMUR CINCINNATI so, Mg PAGE ELEVEN IE9LTROfT/ENISff IIRONICLE ■ IRENE KESSLER AT ORIENTAL THEATER BEGINNING SUNDAY ■ .4. , 410.1S%! %,.%Is..4%%,.%%%% ASNas%%%%.%%.Ws%Wss BICUR CHOLEM ilII Announces a Special Hallowe'en Dance and Party SUNDAY EVENING, OCT. 28 e Is it l- ie it is 'Y d 'The Constant Wife," by W. S. c o rset will open Silo lay night at the Detroit Civ- ic Theater for its first appearan...…
…..•=t1mt MEM:mom NEWS Les Joyeuse Filler Club. I (11 RON ICU Les Joyeuse Club met at the home of Miss Anna Weiner, 19,25 ALLY-WASHED AND CARE- 1,u Belle, Oct. 19, The Hallow- FULLY IIAND IRONED e'en party will take place on Sat- urday. One of the members, Miss Yvette Teache, gave a sweet-six- Northwestern Branch, Jewish Old Tau Phi Fraternity. Tau Sigma Rho Sorority. teen party fur members and non- Folks' Home. A meeting of the Tau Phi F...…
…A merica Apish Periodical Carta er CUPTON ATINU1 • CPICINNATI 10, OHIO EWISH HRONICIA All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS OLDEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL JEWISH NEWSPAPER IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1927 VOL. XXXII, NO. 13 POLITICS INSTITUTE DISCUSSES POSITION OF ROUMANIA JEWS TELEPHONE Host of Friends Greets Fred Butzel On His Fiftieth Birthday This Week ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR PROGRAM OF BASLE CONGRESS ATTEM...…
…PIEDLTROIVEWISfieliZONICLE PAGE TWO OBITUARY Ben Lyon, Wesley Eddy Featured at Regent avenue was hostess at the last meeting of the Theta Rho Chi So- rority, held Wednesday evening, WILLIAM ELLENSTEIN Aug. 17. Arrangements were made Mrs. Burney Hertzberg of ts; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Levine for an anniversary party to be Funeral services for the late "For the Love of Mike," with Ben (Ann Samson) are receiving con- given at 540 East Ferry ave...…
…A merica Apish Periatfical Cotter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE PIE VEIROITIEWISII HONICLE Min Labor Day No Holiday for Electrical Help An army of mechanical servants will continue on duty Labor Day in hundreds of thousands of homes, supplyingrefrigeration without pause during the holiday. These household servants -electric re- frigerators-will be of special ad- santage to their owners on this holiday, since it follows ...…
…Pie Dmorr,/Ewisii aiRONICIM P, rv,„,nL-Mti:kUftmtrtmtl4M,VgiyiUltViit /HE VETROIVEWISII efRONICLE I Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. JOSEPH .1. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE Entered S President y and Treasurer as Second-class matter March 3, 1914. e the Postoffice at Detroit. Mick., under the At of March A 1479. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone Cadillac 1040 London °fi...…
…• • America Pinsk PerlaSal eater CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO kwisnogoNICLE "A Jewish Hospital" traditionalists. Ile painted in !stand for." His were then Dot Jul) . a specious plea, a convenient excuse for dodging an Moto hot colors the very 1117111 8, 11127, of course•) "ideals to whieli To the Editor.. unpleasant issue. Rabbi Franklin (Ford) whom but II few days be- the American people might look for It was with great pleasure ...…
…- - TircyjentonjEwisnefRonicus PAGE SIX Marring's BROMBERG-BEERBOHM Wins Hadassah Beauty Contest v. The marriage of Suzanne Rhoda Miss Nathalie Rosenman Is Beerbohm, daughter of Mr. and Awarded First Prize at Mrs. Samuel Beerbohm, to Paul Out-door Dance, David Bromberg, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Bromberg, took place at 8 o'clock Tuesday eve- Miss Nathalie Rosenman, the ning, Aug. 23, at a simple and charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs...…
…Alai= foisi Petitdial C. CUMIN AMR. • BONSIIIIIIda N1 aslso PAGE SEVEN 49/71tOJTJ/1115110RONICLE Z LEAH V. ZAGAL IS CONTEST WINNER T imely Features eaSe•• August Sale of e at college wardrobe. BSIEGEL A Modern Cleaning Plant to Serve You--- To keep faith with our customers— to give them the best service that modern science can offer—the "For- est" occupies one of the finest and most modern plants in the city. Our work is a cons...…
…'TWIT ORM etRONICU AUGUST 26, 1927 CONGRESS temple EMI Ell ZURICH DEBATES PROBLEM OF JEWISH RIGHTS Notes POLITICS INSTITUTE DISCUSSES POSITION OF ROUMANIA JEWS ments in Soviet Russia signify the Simn o Dubnow, Russian Jewish MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM beginning of a new epoch of social historian, and Deputy Isaac Gruen- emancipation for the Jewish baum of Warsaw were elected to EXCLUSIVE DRESSMAKING masses, he argued. Dr. Lean Reich the...…
…American 'elvish periodical Center CUIPTON Antal - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO nd • Ali Jewish News Ail Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS TELEPHONE II- EbETROIT AEWISH. CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1926 VOL. XXX, NO. 26 ALBERT EINSTEIN (To Address ounc Cil of NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PALESTINE Jewish Women Nov. 291 URGES COMPLETION LAUNCHES ...…
…Taerktorripisti (ARON ICLE PAGE TWO ____ _ ■ WIL IMILIISNI0 90 .1101M1WkW a lk \ \WISNLIKIINMIIM Ik THE GREATER SEASON 0 / children attend primary or inter- temple, I Saturday night, Dec. 4. The mediate classes-kindergarten to sixth subscription is $1 per couple, and 75c grade-they should be in the assembly per individual. We hope that the room no later than 10:30. If your t parents of the boys and girls will have No child belongs to the ...…
…A lgalCO ifewith periodical Carter CLITTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE MEM &perritoirAwksti FIRM ICLE has this lyrical version of the great ■ •1111•19091 ■11 / "Vagabond King" at Cass. Young Judea. The offices will be in Justin McCarthy romance, "If I Were the Zionist district by • meeting of the league, Mrs. Fanny Esther • Greenberg, 32511 Sturtevant those occupied King." The Cass, Detroit's new down-town and other Zionist organizat...…
…ThEPerRorr,fiyasnOIRONICLE PAGE FOUR Sirs. Sigman Goldman, Mr. and Sirs. Jacob Eder and family, Morris Rosen- annual three cushion tournament he I berg, David Rosenberg, Eugene Franz- beat Harold Spence who is an old blau, Mrs. Louis Oppheim, Samuel timer at the game 25-24. Rosenberg, Mrs. Rachel Rosenberg, Basketball. Miss Edith Robertson, Jack Brilliant, It seems as though this column Is Hadassah has resumed its weekl • Oscar Rosenberg, an...…
…America lewisk Periodical Carter PAGE FIVI ► ThEi)critorr,kmsnalitomas Y. M. H. A. NOTES HOW I BROKE INTO THE MOVIES By Pauline Starke, Me tro-Goldwyn-Mayer Player. A call has been issued by the ath- letic director of the Y. M. II. A. of Detroit to the young nien of this city to join the various basket ball teams that the Y is organizing. At present the teams practice every Tuesday, 1Vednesday and Thursday evenings at the school, Wilson ...…
…erRordiwun aiRorocta, ..er• lb•F •'62e6b"615 4 '7 Vb'6it6b•b'ebrotli6bblf6b . b"111 '0"6"b• b" Published Med' by The Jewiah Chr•wici• Tubbable' Ca., law. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB MARGOLIS JACOB H. SCHAKNE President Editor General Manager Mitered aa lamed-clue matter March I, 19111. et the PostoSce at Detroit, Mich.. under the At of March I. 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Tallespbona: Cadillac 1040 C...…
…A merico' ffewith Periodical eatter CLIFTON AVINUIL • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 RONK:it CHOSEN VICE-PRESIDENT 11S011. Colf5- 1-r14 MICHIGAN INVESTMENT t ihmtiar ?intro Announcement was made last week I of the appointment of Alfred (lariat as vice-president and director of the delightful affairs have been honor of Miss Ethel Barnett, whose marriage to David Goldfarb Mrs. was an event of Thursday. Morris Goldman of Calvert avenue, Detroit,...…
…▪ - 'ittfientonlensnalRomicis PAGE EIGHT KADIMAH GIRLS DANCE IS PLANNED FOR DEC. 5 Elaborate plans are being formu- lated for the fifth annual dance to be given by the Kadimah Girls Club on Smoking Sets, Humidors and Cabinets Viennese Embossed Leathers Ornamental Chests and Cigar Boxes Bronze Mounted Marble Desk Equipment Vacuum Carafe Sets Beverage Shakers, Sets, Etc. Shiro Models for the Den "Dr•gon," "Viking Ship" and Other Smokers Fin...…
…o tattiatit falai Plikad dor. WPM MINIM • 0119111911M1 14 NO PAGE NINE Tylingritorr, ver isiNa 4.7; „AM" "fticAok:"."-41. AUXILIARY B'NAI B'RITH PLAN PARTY FOR DEC. 1 0 ; Gauraoducd exclusively for II. Sie- gel •o., by the It-ailing fur craftsmen Of the W01111, B. Siegel Co. furs are foremost complete or more varied seleetions than here. 0 ;TAIL ,oulola VO 5l0K. a MOCcrettolun01,071,0 It was a fine dress four years ago, and now i...…
…EitikrliOrIJDOS/161120141at PAGi TEN - 2.525-25?-5?-57-52.52.52 Greenberg s ' 8816 Twelfth Street Saturday We Place On Sale Many New Coats and 'Dresses Especially for the Chanukah Trade. All Are to Be Sold at 20% Off The bridge-luncheon planned by the Young Zionists to Be In Charge of North Woodward branch of the Jew- Program at Emanuel Synagogue. ish Women's European Welfare Or- %%%%%%%%% „, %%%%%% ,„„ By Edith Ella Davis. Aori...…
…A liferiaIlf lavish periodical Carter CLINTON AilLNU1 • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 ?AGE ELEV724 ikTrtorr, fT.WISII (A RON IC14, PLE n the those cious- ew ish me, is le ex- Davis coding :h the trans- ularly ace a Miss vitt be long, fh her easing little onple" home t it as nation People. of the New in this Edith North- omen's which t week 20, at astings t again Mrs. irk has charge cations !i! Mrs. of the 'onion's n takes patrons Tess of ;ov. ...…
…NOVEMBER 26, 1926 absyerecorrjEwisn (AMMO vise. Besides, in these matters there Jewry—to its sense of loyalty and its successful service during the past PRESIDENT OF SHELTER oust be a certain amount of guess sense of practicality rather than to its year. HOME PLEADS FOR DUES The experience of the first year of charitable leanings, has thus far suc- work. the United Palestine Appeal demon- Much the same conditions arose in ceeded in enlisting...…
…A merica lavish Periodical Carta 1926 19, All Jewish News All Josiah Views WITHOUT BIAS THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Will Deliver Sermon at Temple Beth El Sunday j Sum Pledged to J. D. C. Cam-1 Members of Pisgah lodge No. 34, Independent Order B'nai B'rith and paign in Addition to Indi- the Ladies' Auxiliary held an interest- vidual Contributions. I ing joint session last Monday eve- March 22, in the B'nai B'rith WARBU...…
…ilitigrRol d lwssadl impi ce_PA PAGE TWO ate Clittzen10 Corner their teacher. The fortieth child looked out of the window. Miss Ellis noticed this but said nothing, for the fortieth child was Becky. US KIDS By Sara Colton "Children, attention!" Thirty-nine children stared Miss Ellis read from page 63 to the Still Becky at middle of page 70. ORIENTAL CAFE (Directly Opposite Book-Cadillac Hotel) CHARLES FITZ-GERALD and His Famous Dan...…
…Amerkalt ffewish Periodical seater CLIFTON *VANUA - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE THREN UelerRore,gwisr, (LIIMICIAS ■ L ,IMMIPMEIN V Rho, th ey fl y A n' my brotpftit me Stan, when I in h,'• gon na doc•1: brown and • •0 and veu credit for ar History I is i: , erested well, ,pg no he SOCIETY eIAttCII 27 ,,)1•111 LIII,L1Ilt Peoples Ze•I. , will be retain:. at the un, u'ner of to. be club°. planno•l. Th e evening of en. an evening of 01...…
…PIE PLTROITIEWISII fli ROM lab PAGE FOUR . 4-4 rar Ni„ , IIEVETROIT I /EWISII etRONICIA PIUNCILI VI WOOS. Pv,blisbeel Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing C.., lac. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE, General Manager Entered es Second.class matter March 5, 1918. at the Postoglee M Detroit, Mich.. under the Act of M•reh 3, 1819. riR,. ro - A - , SlIZtee&CVAI Nt. ,0" = that we are not Medes a...…
…A INCriCall lavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINt4A11 10, OHIO PAGE FIVE ItvEntonitor li__ Diamond and Levin and Benjamin the-valley. She wore silver hose and 1 Louis Silk, the best man, attended to d, as those fel t ashamed hameit pumps. The groom was led to the brethren the groom. Mrs. L. Iiershovitz, in into our hands, and w e must our- and the others were like a wood that as was said: " Your do altar and given by Mr. and Mr...…
…Isfientorr, /Emit (f1K0i.71CLE F_ PAGE SIX Dodge Sales Continue. Jews by killing them. The only dif- ference now is that Prof. Cuza and Retail deliveries of 6,38:1 m 1111 his followers are encircled with troops for cars and trucks by Dour, in the cities and with gendarmes in ere Dealers in the United Si,' . the villages, probably that he and his ing the week ended March 13, iw By CAPT. ALEXANDER AARONSOHN followers should not be molested by ...…
…A merican 'elvish Periodical Cada ot.urTON 01/S01 - ClIrcaNNAn 10, cum PAGE SEVEN PLEtieoy m aiRox icus nue, l new m o. Ige Broth. lur- ch 13, in lather con- 1 general e within a in Dodge uring the ng :.. casoo o weeks of .611. c„,„ um period ent. Jan 2 t o int to 441. I user the st year. or coup, de. the week substantial 'eek and ■ Tesp , uding dire Broth. led States ! week end. with 4,n52 c week of nt. th Street. puhrt Ilast- ...…
…J_R__E Vet KunjoishilliteticK PAGE F,TGHT 11MUMMIMI Is the Orthodox Jew In America Re-Awakening? the guarantees for the realization of the high principle by the creation of a set of rules of conduct which must be observed if the belief is adhered 6rretiug Turbo NourItiro Partu 3fauoro For the EASTER SEASON What is the present situation in Orthodox Jewry in America? I asked the president of the union. We have received American Life No H...…
…A NCTICON g feWith Perk tbail Coder currox AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE NINE 7h6Penton; kwun RONICLIS Dodge Motor Operates In North Pole Blast REFLECTING YOUR GOOD TASTE T Dodge Brothers Engineers Find An- swer in Finest Low Temperature Automotive Laboratory in World It is the highest distinction of Dean service that your own good taste is reflected in the originality of our creative decorations. The co-ordinate elegance of deco...…
…pr s iton;jenstioiRomicu$ ?Li- incm Best Music — Best Food — Best Service. 1 KING WAH LO CAFE . Herz! Judaeans. No Cover Charge at Any Time. Dancing Three Sessions Daily-12 to 2, 6 to 8 and 9:30 to 1. Special Saturday Afternoon 12 to 2:30. Wonderful Music Furnished by Frank Jones and His Superb Orchestra extra charge. Also we serve Noonday Luncheon, Evening Din- ner and Special Sunday Dinner. A la Carte Menu Continuous Phone Cadilla...…
…A meriam 'mesh periodical Coder cur. AR.u. • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN ELE bad, but made of it. it nd civility Lnsii(ARomicut e the home of Miss Muriel Snit:, 1998 Cyreld Epstein recited. A play to be Lawrence avenue. Miss Levine and part in the play, are urged to attend openings in the organization and any- presented before the various clubs Miss Gertrude Adelson won high one interested may phone Miss affiliated with the Senior ...…
…ihr,Denton:frwisn eiRomat PAGE TWELVE • NORTH SIDE YOUTHS ORGANIZE SYNAGOG An Institution in Detroit Since 1849. Fine China Plates We are showing ■ at present ■ an especially fine assortment of Lenox China Plates. Beauty of decoration, and the high quality of the basic product have justly earned for Lenox the •ppella. tion of "Aristocrat of Chinas." Lenox service plates are very moderately priced-385 to $600 the dozen. L.B.KING ...…
…AlfferiaIN Pinsk Periodical Carter CLIFTON AMU* • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PPPLTBART 4 1 RO il 11611 Ll t2_ PAGE THIRTEEN - ors niarrin t it ~ 1Q75 Spring Coats for Little Sister Sister just loves buying her Spring Coat at B. Siegel Co.'s. Colors are so gay—styles so adorably cute— fabrics so new. Coats for 6 to 14 year olds $20 and $15; for 2 to 6, $10.75. Springtime Is Cleaning Time The marriage of Miss Jennie Smith, daughter of Mrs....…
…iftflOWITI; AM% (AKA ICIA4 PAGE FOURTEEN MAW AM111 ■ 11M11=1•11111111Mg MU S IC t i let. rr o .e diztdAllt o IROUMARENTIAAN INEcIT IGuRA this occasion a composition of his own, tractive program. It being Easter ENNsTHS "Enchanted Isles," in which the harp Sunday, he will open with Rimsky- Esther Goodman. Von C Yb i lIhn r is treated in an unexpected and un- Korsakov's Easter Overture (La Rondo Brilliant oeire Mr.. accustomed fashion, brin...…
…A merican ffewisit periodical eater currom Amos - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIFTEEN Ittt-iXtgtPLFNf18/1 BROM RANTS ZENSHIP BENEFIT CONCERT TO AID FAMILY IN NEED A.)-What ; i on was th e government of prnspec. ho remained WILL TO WORK S T. A.) - - The demanded by in the Repub. al congress of :shuns which ere April I. Jewish work- * in the town hillahs, the Co. tural colonies, ne delegate to mgress will in- t the action of ities and s...…
…MARCH 26, H l it ER Enton ;lhotsft a tgo racu; Isaac Rosenthal, $150; Sam Osnos, ELECTED EXALTED RULER $100; Weisman & Wexler, $150; OF BAY CITY ELKS NO. 88 Harry Ehrlich, $100; Max Schneider, $100; David Rosenthal, $200; E. Ra- Joseph C. Hirschfield, who is engag- binovitz, $100; A. Glazer, $100; Joe Rodner, $200; Aaron Klein, $100; ed in the iron, steel and metal business at Temple Evening of April 1. Mrs. Leopold Wineman, $200; Frank- 1 H...…
…A merica ffetvish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AMU& • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO N 19, 1926 Contracts d Leer treat• gags, 'r first sad, see the 11- EbETROIT LIVISR IfROAIC LE All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS !S ELEPHONE ADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN 'InPanY Pf C c VOL. XIX. NO. 14 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1926 CINCINNATI LEADER FINDS CONDITION OF L POLISH JEW TRAGIC Nina 11. 0...…
…ILIENETREN /tman (mum i-AGE TWO In Charge of Ball Of Baby Day Nursery NNW:INV% TIF Oiliilbten's Garner IT HAPPENED ON PURIM FREED-EIShMA NN A STORY FOR PURIM MODEL FE-18— LIST PEKE $7 Montt. Dauer, laboa 4 By Elma Ehrlich Levinger. 'The dependable efficiency of their Radios has made the Freed.Eisemann Co. the largest makers of Arent rodyne q(adios in the world (Continued from last week.) a little as she surveyed its contents; the...…
…A merica Aga Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATEN01 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO •••tetaillttee,..Onla PAGE THREE PttPerRorriEwismoRoxia& ha‘e all lost ntly , th e Y h have unpro• Therefore, ha‘e come to hie Pr , bleu in find s ∎ file sol- our last hope, or the sake of altering there !ening here, t, FOR 5 AFFAIRS il.,bbini- ninistration of in the Repub- established by vent. pproached the ffairs and dip. s, asking for ;unoth, Men abroad during per...…
…P__ IEVeHturr,inushiilittedm PAGE FOUR BABY DAY NURSERY TO HOLD BALL MARCH 4 the ball are for the purpose of estab- lishing a new and larger home for the poor little children who are not for- tunate enough to have one. The pub- Vice-president Morris Fishman of lic is urged to subscribe liberally and the Detroit Life Insurance Company a good time will be had by all. Mrs. Gussie Mishkin is general takes pleasure in announcing the ap- chairman...…
…A merica Apish Periodical Caster CLIFTON ATINU1 - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO - i 7 iitikritonin.oljelmreci, rock; For- de; King, June La- Ige, Hop e • r, Frank iche ' , fell, thing con . s will ful • can CLOSE ER WISE A.) -- The as a result n of Ortho- Stephen S. wing it spe. called by to prepesal des :•Ye.: f tlo et• ant was is- hodos Rob. f the exert'. z Dr. Wise. the reeen- ?ry rabbi is o his flews toposed by The reason was that in e...…
…In L A.t.. 4, THE' ETROITJEWISII efRONICIA •HC WILT M.o..* sr... mimeo or njonss *son icit, .1.40•11 Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing G. Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE, General Manager ''n'71.-LMer,'-1._ he did carry away some bruises. He realizes that these manifestations are but the result of the very war spirit which he is trying to eliminate from men's minds. If, how...…
