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January 26, 1923 • Page Image 15

…A llietilail legiSk Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVILNUI •• CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE toracts ThcpcntopjEwisn(k_ By )am the rful the Ten be ists, are A are sia. :ab. the has to Lion lust la) inly rots dits ise; 'ger age s of lop. mes e is lent )ace lese tow, ram sue- If des- I of tout Ives tion iga- ness gold this ard- Rus- t all ling new, the and i be Mies arge sus- upa- wish over- time risis riot- eren eess- ss of p as e...…

January 26, 1923 • Page Image 16

…i)L1 ROT /EWUR L i PAGE FOUR A MILENIUM IS COMING IN ISRAEL (A RON lax VETERAN ZIONIST LEADER EREZ ISRAEL By J. FRIEDBERG, T The Jewish National Fund Year Book, 5682.1922; Edited by Israel Cohen, With ■ Foreword by the Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill. Keran Hayesod Campaign Committee. From my childhood days, before I was able to think for my- self, I have been hearing of a society in European lands, known in the English translation as Lov...…

January 26, 1923 • Page Image 17

…Atmerkalt lavish Peddled eater CLIFTON MINOS • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIVE RE,Duritorrjonsit ORM lax WORLD LEADER PALESTINE—FOUNTAIN OF JUDAISM )F By ALVIN D. HERSCH, Vice-Chairman of the Trades and Professions Division. is most gratifying to find every element of Detroit Jewry It co-operating in this campaign. .While group consciousness lies rmant, at tmes like this when a reat g work, a holy often do . unto ai group to do, it will...…

January 26, 1923 • Page Image 18

…TIE ( fit:FIX/1T if,WIS/ I 61 IZON it: PAGE SIX .--ini i i i i i iIi i 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 iniiiiiiiiiiiiminiiillImilliiIIIIiiii 111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111 1111111111111 1111111111111 1111111ii 1 w -- . UNIIMIMF : , TO THE JEWS OF DETROI...…

January 26, 1923 • Page Image 19

…A merican Awls!, Periodical Center CLIFTON AVINU1 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN TicpcTRorr ifrwistio120P4 ICLE HOW CHALUZIM FOR PALESTINE ARE BEING TRAINED IN GERMANY start. There is a course, for ex- By ALFRED BERLINER, ample, in Frankfort-on-Main, in Director of the Bureau for the Tech. which 18 Chaluzim are at work to- eal Training of Chaluzim, Ber• m gether in the various building trades. lin, Germany. Several engineers and archit...…

January 26, 1923 • Page Image 20

…- 1111111111. MEPErRonjEwuna RONICLE PAGE EIGHT The Birth of a New and Stimulating Jewish Life ONE OF THE PALESTINIAN SCHOOLS JUDGE REPORTS ON WORLD ATTRACTION 'PALESTINE GROWTH FOR PALESTINE IS ASCRIBED TO JEWS first century of our era, the S:.ari,he,dhrain t. or Jewish Council, founded ty Eke& the Scribe, of which such trait, ow e, t tiornedi,s amnaddaefitnerthae s t vile it precarious disappeared. Once more ther• is to- day the San...…

May 26, 1922 • Page Image 1

…Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English Iffi VETROITAWISH Telephone GLENDALE 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922 OL. XII. NO. 1 WARREN G. HARDING ONGRESS LEADERS PRESIDENT ENDORSES THE KEREN HAYESOD URGE U. S. JEWS TO BURY DIFFERENCES Tot WHITE count W•SH.0 ,0* Want Recent War and Peace Gains fart Truth and Jus- tIce Kept. CALL JEWS TO UNITE FOR PALESTINE HOME Palestine Mo...…

May 26, 1922 • Page Image 2

…Tuc 'l //i ICSI A makurATIO Periodicalawter JACOB R. MARCUS, If A INNS, .01I CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 0111. Director MAXWELL WHITEMAN HERBERT C. 21FREN .1stociate Director, THE JEWUP, CHRON7Cl, Detroit, Michigan Vol. XII No. 1 - 26 May 26, 1922 - NoveMber 211, 1922 Microfilmed October 1q57 At the American Jewish Periodical Center On the Campus of Me Hebrew Union College•leivish Institute of Religion •• …

May 26, 1922 • Page Image 3

…Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English , 11- EbETROITAWISH HRONICL, Telephone GLENDALE 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922 L. XII. NO. 1 WARREN G. HARDING ONGRESS LEADERS I i PRESIDENT ENDORSES THE KEREN HAYESOD URGE U. S. JEWS TO I BURY DIFFERENCES Tot WHITE MOUSE 04•3■4.0TON Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents MICHIGAN COUNCIL Jabotinsky Speaks HARDING, COOLIDGE OF I.0. B...…

May 26, 1922 • Page Image 4

…VOETRotTlmusti PAGE TWO RON wiz tine attend these schools. In 1920- the country will soon be definitely 21 the Vaad-Ha-Chinuch, or Board established. It remains for us to re- of Education, had under its control double our efforts, in order that the 135 schools with 523 teachers and funds that are so urgently necessary 12,830 pupils. These institutions, may be secured in ever-increasing 'comprising kindergartens, elemen- j measure. tary and ...…

May 26, 1922 • Page Image 5

…PAGE TIIR &lismondaisit0itoNicLe Club Notes Young Judaea Smart Sweaters for Summerwear -Cohen •LET'TER. SOX Fred M. Butzel on the Com- munity Bazaar Question. America'. Fix.rn Ivniroi Corner of High and Hastings Streets JUDAEANS CELEBRATE SHAVOUTH AT CONCERT Priced from $5.95 to $22.50 Well dressed women everywhere include several lovely sweaters in their wardrobe this season. Plain and fancy weaves in both tuxedo and slip-over st...…

May 26, 1922 • Page Image 6

…PACE FOUR TIED_LTILOITIEWISH RON IGLE houses of worship and new ones are either in the course of erec- tion or are being contemplated. Young men and women are evincing an active interest in MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION the affairs of the synagogue and they are rightly coming to see that without this great organization, any attempt to uphold the ruonsbeci Weekly by The JeWIllh Chronicle running Co., inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President d...…

May 26, 1922 • Page Image 7

…TifEberRog/twon sses A ROT4ICLE PAGE FIVE NATHAN LEVY A Jewish Seaman. G-1AS . (CopywrIghl, 1921. of ri- in nd ge to Ty ill he rd If. re m. nt p. of n. it. ye ey v. II he is Ica at vl tit in be th lg at sn I! tit 8 )r. dos EP H-‘ By Chat, H. Joseph.) Recently The Nation of New York sent to the Jewish press through out the country a reprint of an article called The Jews Turn to Genoa," with the request that it be ...…

May 26, 1922 • Page Image 8

…7hE iknanrr /own Awn Ku PAGE . WNW 11 i // pit • , 1 1 , ,.• , 7 Ft tt 1441 % - ''l .1_:t 'I ll li : ,111 . . . • .4*.--1 114I.edeo.•••■• •• - . ., ' . f1 . 1‘ 1 0 • :a.: 4. I ...:-..-11. 7 .. , I , • -- A111111E111, 1 1.1, 7 ear a' i fl r1". – , • .4 ,-- l 1l11.1 il" i, , ;III , i 1111/ $$$$$ . _ . • Pk i A i _ _ 4 . - • Pli II"' ' 9 , I 1 •—• . awl s Z. 1111111 ni Saturday is the Da...…

May 26, 1922 • Page Image 9

…filuPerttoil;Ainsit Cif KONICX •B • SEM store. Wash Frocks Cool and Sheer for Summer Days Something like a thousand of them "2, and in no many different styles. All are becoming, pretty models— the kind you can make deity use of for the different pastimes and activities of summer. All sizes. $7•50 $10 $15 Odorless and Perfect Dry Cleaning Keeps Clothes Like New Beware of Moths Do Not Put Your Winter Garments Away Unless Thoroughly ...…

May 26, 1922 • Page Image 10

…MEDerRon;A_wisnaiRmiaz PAGE EIGHT OFFICERS OF BAY CITY I. O. B. Be {ORPHAN HOME PLANS SHELTER FOR MORE LODGE PHOTOGRAPHED ON ORDER'S DETROIT CHILDREN 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION 'w••••••-- Frcnt row, left to right: A. A. Immerman, vice-president and chairman of intellectual advancement committee; L. B. Harrison, president; Barney Wolsey, one of the two living charter members; Edward Lichtig, state deputy and Grand Lodge delegate; Max L. J...…

May 26, 1922 • Page Image 11

…7NC9C1ROIrl6Misit (A RON la:. AMMNI ■ 111 FY FE'S—"Ten Floors of Shoe Service" Sport Footwear for Women for Memorial Day and the out-door season—wo- R EADY men's golf, sport, town and resort shoes of white fabric wJ and combinations of leathers. Correctly built over se- lected lasts, dependable throughout, moderately priced. Four examples are illustrated. White Oxfords 'Arm-Straps $5.50 $7.50 111 S1 4, 1 ,4 ■• mg. IV. if wiles....…

May 26, 1922 • Page Image 12

…THE iMTROtT, AWISItai RON tar, P AGE TEN MAY 26, 1929 CONGRESS LEADERS URGE U. S. JEWS TO BURY DIFFERENCES Rabbi Gourevitsch of Tombow refused to permit the Soviet officials to carry out the confiscation of the valuables of his synagogue. His arrest is expected shortly. • • • • JOY FARM Single Homes, Duplexes and Home Sites HIRSCH Realty Company Blaine 8716 Linwood , Corner Blai Garfield 2423 The Catholic Patriarch Barlassini of Jer...…

May 26, 1922 • Page Image 13

…► 111111nom Acr Ppr 6i /iot A merican Jewish periodical Center CLIFTON AVINUIS - CINCINNATI 20, 011Io MAXWELL wilITEMAN I %COB R. Mthcl's, IIERBERT C. ZkFREN Director; Dtrector 1,corlate TM EVJSH CHHON7M,E Detroit, Michigan iol. XII No. 1 - 26 May 26, 1922 - November 2L, 1922 Microfilmed October 1957 At the American Jewish Periodical Center On the Campus of the Ilebrew Union College•lewtsh Institute of Religion …

August 26, 1921 • Page Image 1

…▪ Amerkam AIM Periodical Colter CLIFTON AVENUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO I OW Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English HRONICLE IfEbETROIT 'a- New Tdepbone GLENDALE 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Per Year, $3.00; Par Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26,' 1921. VO.. X. NO. 14. SIR ALFRED MOND ANSWERS ATTACKS OF BRANDEIS BODY 'Tis a Sad Tale Told by the Four Orphans Note Here Give Day's Labor ...…

August 26, 1921 • Page Image 2

…PCTROIVERISA awn rf PAGE TWO Robinson-Cohen Co. High Street at Hastings 1•4 STARTING SUNDAY AT NOON COMMON CLAY Moulded into Human Form and Given Life. A drama based on the mystic Jewish Folk-Lore of Me- dieval Europe. Acted by Jews for Jews. Jewish Music and Soloists. II Miss Rose Kaplan of Chicago is Returning from a several weeks' stay in New York is Miss Minna Gold- visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Kaplan of Ilendrie a...…

August 26, 1921 • Page Image 3

…America Awish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATZNUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Goldstone, 7396 14 ilson avenue, announce the birth of a daughter, Ellen Faith, on Aug. 12. 6 /l im o/I/HI Mrs. T. II. Frankel of Cleveland, Ohio, is the guest of Sirs. L. E. Fiske of 180 Eason avenue, Highland Park. 1 Exceptional Values in Misses' Fur Trimmed $49.50 to $65 The most striking features of the Fall wraps for young women a...…

August 26, 1921 • Page Image 4

…Tnt PeriannjEwisit &al la!, PAGE FOUR ffiEDLIFFOITIEWISII ff RON 1134 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION — - -- lawyer, voo0000 0000.00.00.000orzoono 1 seems to be a very interesting contradiction: a great . . M O (Our Tuntemporarirs on0000000-00, possessed of great wealth, and yet he now late in e c to affiliate himself as a leader of a movement which is filled with idealism—the restoration of the Holy Land. Published Weekly by The Jew...…

August 26, 1921 • Page Image 5

…A merica ,fewish Pertained Cotter CLIFTON ATINUA - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE --■ I LIFE IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES ASSUMES NORMALITY ASPECT D. C. ALLEVIATES REFUGEE HARDSHIPS the ll The situation in Lithuania and alive. This was in Kiev, where Latvia is quite on a par with that relief organization could more or less in other countries. While the local successfully cope with the situation. communities professed their readiness It is infini...…

August 26, 1921 • Page Image 6

…trn (A nal nat . ta PAGE SIX EDUCATIONAL LEGGETT-ABEL SCHOOL ANNOUNCES OPENING LOCAL COMPOSER TO ENTER INTO MUSIC PUBLISHING FIELD Positions Can always be secured for well trained office help. Begin preparation at the Fall term. Opens September hth. This school is affiliated with the Michigan State Normal, Ypsilanti. Accredited by the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. Michigan's Oldest Business School Total enrollm...…

August 26, 1921 • Page Image 7

…America Awful Periodical Cotter CLITTON AVENU2 • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE SEVEN TilsVaitorr,youstimponsu U N A R D-ACI1 O R BROADWAY STRAND THEATER TO FEATURE "THE GOLEM" PHOTOPLAY ALL NEXT WEEK 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 and Danzig: SAXONIA . Sept. 17 III CI. CI. 20 5.00...…

August 26, 1921 • Page Image 8

…fite lfror __11- 11 PAGE EIGHT '16 "- SAYS ANTI-SEMITIC MOVE NON-EXISTENT t1 tIS.VVISNI.9.1•11, Factory Cost Systems Office Bookkeeping Systems Audits Tan R•ports In v•stig•tions (Continued from page 1 ) Monthly Reports of Oper•tions Accountants and Auditors 616 FORD BUILDING The Wand Ile-Leumi of Palestine will be represented by seven delegates at the Zionist Congress. • • • • TELEPHONE MAIN 6464 Colonel Michael Friedsam has dec...…

November 26, 1920 • Page Image 1

…America Yarisk Periodical Cater Michigan's Only J ewish Newspaper Printed in English CLIFTON AVINOS CINCINNATI 20, OHIO New Telephone GLENDALE fiEbETROIT EWISII 8-3-2-6 ••••••••• MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOLUM NO. 1 MEN'S TEMPLE CLUB WILL BRING KANSAS GOVERNOR TO CITY DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 26, 1920. [ GOV. HENRY J. ALLEN OF KANSAS TO ADDRESS MEN'S TEMPLE CLUB Lecture by Gov. Henry J. Allen, Dec. 17, First o...…

November 26, 1920 • Page Image 2

…PACE TWO AEPETRorrimsn RON ICLE SAYS BRITISH JEWS SEEK TO "JAZZ UP" RITES OF RELIGION (Coiltinnod From Pug. 1.) impression that the mourners think ' the dead one ought to be rather glad to have provided occasion for such a fine ceremony. One is irresistibly re- minded of an Irish wake, especially afterwards. when the event is dis- cussed at home and people are asked what they thought of it. Never on any such recent occasion that I recall ha...…

November 26, 1920 • Page Image 3

…America 'apish periodical Carter CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO L )LT KOH; AWIS/1 91 RON I C LE "" "PrNIFilEP,. a. "Meet Friedberg Wear Diamonds" Annie's Piano Lesson By i x ;-4 1-1 Eta rf ca ai xx PAGE THREE Margaret Krenzler. 29 you become a piano i1 teacher, you become a confidante it( about a dozen families. Maybe it is not so with those who have become hardened to the trade, but I, being newly initiated, seek to tied...…

November 26, 1920 • Page Image 4

…PAGE FOUR EVEnton;Aw is!' ai Rom !az ikhErROITIEWINICH- ROPIICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, FreeldenL 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 206 High Street West Telephones: Cable Address: Glendale 8326 Chronicle LONDON OFFICE 14...…

November 26, 1920 • Page Image 5

…America Apish Periodical Carter CLIFTON Anna - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ME PM KonlEwish 6 RON ICLE PAGE FIVE lion of necessities; in other words, JEWISH NATIONALISM in addition to credit co-operatives, OUTSIDE OF PALESTINE they became producers' and consum- ers' co-operatives. (From the Office of Albert Lucas, Secretary of The Joint Distribution (Continued from Page One.) To find a new field for their capital Committee.) and to provide employ...…

November 26, 1920 • Page Image 6

…PAGE SIX f dLT R011; Ali IS/16 RANKLE • A Box of Mac Diarmid's „actalf, .and Is an inexpensive way of re- Foremost Service The It. Siegel Co.'s store is an alert, capable, dynamic thinking muehiur per- Qrsonat membering a friend or loved one with a message of good cheer. Special line gift boxes and baskets. forming its intrieate task for Detroit wo- n't-it will) the untiring energy and caret id- have given the store its first pr...…

November 26, 1920 • Page Image 7

…vimiericale ,fewisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATINUS • CINCINNATI 80, OHIO PAGE SEVEN 9E11.4 4 r,/?WISH el I W.. ICI r. Massive 3-piece Tapestry Suites 1110r 410111,1 be communicated to the oflice of the All Soviets Item. and other local VY'rlInc..1a, atittlimin tit order to appear in the current werit's Chronicle by 5 Glendale o'clock each Phone 8326, Society F.ditor. Ilad notice. so as to he received not later than Wednesday. Mr. Sol...…

November 26, 1920 • Page Image 8

…PAGE EIGHT F nancial Notes By NATHAN M. GROSS Faminelal Editor of the Chronicle BUSINESS AND FINANCE A Modern Feud By Ethel Taurog FALLING PRICES TO BRING PROSPERITY Reply to Henry Ford President Emeritus of I larva rd Uni- versity. The Armenian phase of the meeting complied by the Publicity Department WAS preceded by a brief Armistice of the Detroit Real Eatate Board DACK in KishinefT, Morris Binder 7 he financial editorial is writt...…

November 26, 1920 • Page Image 9

…A merica latish Periodieal Cotter CLIFTON AVENUI • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 WIEDETKOITL IEWINI AmEKAN (ii RONICLI: THOMPSON USED CAR POLICY. High grade light car. BLAU 1 I C. SIX — ‘r. r .-Ci'Y CAR MARK 650 WOODWARD AVENUE Glendale 48)6 .....— ' Woodward Ave. Auburn Beauty S i x 788 Glendale 7460 MEANS MILLION THE MOTOR TRUCK CARS A YEAR AND COAL INDUSTRY Further evidence of the country's Increasing dependability on the mo- tor tr...…

November 26, 1920 • Page Image 10

…PAGE TEN b E nalan,,P,91 IS/ I al B.O.N I C I.E C. C. Rosewater, formerly one of the owners of the Omaha "Bee" and for the last two years business manager of the Kansas City "Journal." has been elected president and general manager of the Journal Company. • • • Sweet Tips Cigarettes Just Mild Enough! Made from sun-ripened Kentucky tobacco— mild, but unusually fragrant and satisfying. Sold all over town-20 for 20c John J. Bagley & Comp...…

March 26, 1920 • Page Image 1

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION NAMED U. S. AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO MONASH, WIFE ZALKIND ASSERTS LADY OF FAMOUS GENERAL, JEWS OF AMERICA DEAD AT MELBOURNE DESERVE CENSURE London, Eng.—A Reuter telegram unit Melbourne, anounces the death Chairman of Paris Delegation Demands Recognition of Work. THREATENS TO CLOSE OFFICES UNLESS AIDED Lipsky Favors Permanent Jewish Congress and Officers Held Responsible. Per ...…

March 26, 1920 • Page Image 2

…PAGE TWe THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE r ozw.xeN • Beautiful Easter Baskets and Boxes Candles By 0 Parcel 0 Post Anywhere Hon. Abram 1, Elkus, Associate Justice of the New York Court of Appeals, will speak under the auspices of Pisgah Lodge, No. 34, L...119, B. B., on Sunday, April 18. The ddress will be the last in a series of five ar- ranged by the Intellectual Advance- ment Committee of Pisgah Lodge of which Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerb...…

March 26, 1920 • Page Image 3

…PACE THREE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE octal .and Qrsonal The wedding of Miss Rose Cohen to AlekKurlander of St. Louis, Mo., was celebrated at the home of the bride's parent's, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cohen of 636 Marlborough avenue. It was a very pretty family affair. Out of town guests were: Mrs. Charles Rurlander, Mr. Fred Kling and Mr. Yeaser of St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jacobson and Miss Ray Jaeobson,of Cleveland; Misses Ray and Lillia...…

March 26, 1920 • Page Image 4

…PAGE FOUR 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 - - President Secretary-Treasurer Entered as second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Offices, 1334 Book Building • Telephone Cherry 3381 Subscription, In Advance $3.00 pe...…

March 26, 1920 • Page Image 5

…PAGE FIVE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE BUY FURS O MRS. WOODROW WILSON ENDORSES NATIONAL CAMPAIGN OF C. J. W. F Expreues Interest in Program of Americanization of Future Immigrants. (51. •` ' . 140 A, ' H. & B. MARKS 212-216 Michigan Ave. featurinq--- The most up-to-date creations in Men's and Young men's Spring and Summer Wear, ..ks$ttrance--- of wearing fashionable clothes is yours by see- ing J. LIEBER Men's Tailor 209 ...…

March 26, 1920 • Page Image 6

…•I s THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE • Hudson Super - Sixes With New Car' Guarantee Can you get a new car parantee in any other Used Car? Wouldn't you feel more confidence in a car that is so protected? .We can afford to safe- gUard you from every risk use we have !perfect confidence in everr car we offer. "Special Clearing" prices on these Rebuilt Hudson Super Sixes. HUDSON SUPER-SIXES 1919 Hudson Super, Six Touring 1919 Hudson Super Six C...…

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…ar PAGE SEVEN •-•• THE DETROI1 JEWISH. CHRONICLE MMI ll IN FINANCIAL DETROIT 001:101=10=101=0=100000=000 0 U O National bank protection for your savings; the highest possible type of service and co-operation on commer. dal accounts; and, it you desire to send money or do business overseas, a world-wide connection that assures satisfaction; thee are Just a few of 0 tile advantages you gain by doing business with this bank. U 0 ...…

March 26, 1920 • Page Image 8

…PAGE EIGHT THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 11•1 ■ 11111M! s1 =0==10=0===01=0===10= 1===0=t00 n i Motors, Oils, Mining and Curb Industrials for Cash or on Moderate Margins CHARLES A. STONEHAM & CO. 0 0 Real Estate Exchange Bldg., Detroit .. .„. U TELEPHONE CADILLAC 6150 (Established 1903) Direct Private Wires Weekly Market Letter Sent Free "No Promotions" UDGE GAINE 12c 15c 25c Havana Cigars Norman Bros. 965 Michigan aM Glend...…

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…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. VII. NO. 17. SECTION TWO DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1920 ADVOCATES LEAGUE OF WORLD JEWRIES WITH HEAD IN LONDON -- --- Writer in London "Chronicle" Declares American and English Jews PHOENIX CLUB SCENE TREE PLANTINGS AT OF SEDAR SERVICES JEWISH FARM SCHOOL OF TEMPLE MEMBERS TO HONOR HERO DEAD Must Form New Organizations to Care For Social and Political Status...…

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…PAGE TEN THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Some East Side Characters H. S. STOLLNITZ "Who had not owned, with rapture smitten fame, 77w power of grace, the magic of .a Hamer 1lf attes Fischer and his family es- ..,.. 111 ,1111,11.1,111141111 . 111,0W1,11 ■ 11.1,,11,1-11 , 1 , ,1111.11/11'1111111,111,11111111/111 .11 . 1111IIIIIIIVIIIIIVIIIIi1135 soothing to his restless soul than all the entertainment he could find else- where. "Habit will r...…

March 26, 1920 • Page Image 11

…PAGE ELEVEN THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 1••• ■■1 111■1=■• An Echo' Front the Chicago Opera BY HERMANN HOEXTER. Young Judea Literary Club the mem- -- Sadie Goldstein, Heading Committee, hers were agreeably entertained by several musical numbers rendered by IL loan chief of police in the year Promises Musical Features a quartet consisting of Miss Esther 1800. Johnson sang well the mag- for Occasion. Weisberg, pianist, bliss Pauline Fine. n...…

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…PAGE TWELVE "HE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE The Story of the "Master Builder" of Woolworth and Equitable Buildings Louis J. Horowitz, Thirty Years Ago, a Penniless, Russian-Polish Jewish Immigrant—Today, President of the Thompson-Starrett Company. Thirty years ago Louis J. Horo- cantonments, Camp Upton, on Long witz, an immigrant from an old world Island. The spot, Yaphank, was a to the land of his new desire, gazed densely wooded wilderness,...…

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