…Affrerkm Yetrish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENCII - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 9 0 ) r All Jewish Views All Jewish News WITHOUT BIAS II-EbETROITJEWISII 11-RONICL OLDEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL JEWISH NEWSPAPER IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1927 VOL. XXXII. NO. 22 FIND SCHWARTZBARD IS NOT GUILTY AFTER WITNESSES TELL OF POGROMS IN UKRAINE DURING PETLURA REIGN Pisgah Planning Many Activities Waldman Paints Picture of Poland ...…
…PAGE TWO PiEDErRorr,Arasnefitoricui OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT 1ratertutl at Club Nutru AT 1241 1 WOODWARD • tt,.twern State ■ nd Grand River. - .7' v FROCKS for the Autumn Festivities Featured at $ 3 5 Transparent Velvet— High Color Georgette— SIZES 14 to 50 Lovely indeed are these new creations in trans- parent velvet and the high colored georgettes — and their price at $35.00 is unusually low! Slender- ising lines! Heyn's Fourth F...…
…American lavish Periodical Colter CLIFTON' AVENUE • CINCINNATI :10, OHIO PAGE THREE fIROXIC1/13 N ratrrnal tulit Club Nitro EDER II1J co 1447 W001)1..14,0 MI A Remarkable Purchase of Richly Furred Coats 3 75 • All through October we have been doing a tremendous coat business, and women have remarked about our un- usual values. Now, for the final day of the month, we an- nounce :320 splendid winter coats, with handsome fur trim- mi...…
…6 nrs*rRorr, f swim ff iRaNiaAl ,1 l,t kkl;- * 1,7 2,7115Vi,1 .:31,7 ;iny t7 itiaztlyellag' atee • '• •6 • 7 e btededvdW6v6V6W6V6 • 711- EDETROIVEWISIIORONICL iO 7 ,0 140 tfe "Ce" ' against pogroms and that he executed those who were guilty and helped their victims with money from the Published Week'y by The Jewish Chronicle Publ'shing Co., Ina. state treasury, particularly in the case of the Proscurov pogrom. Also that his governm...…
…America garish Periodical &Hier CLIPTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO HE ample Nell EL Notts cause there is not enough time on Sunday to take up Ilebrew, the rabbis recommend that your chil- dren devote an hour or Saturday morning for the study of Ilebrew. Students who will belong to the Sunday Services: pre-confirmation and confirmation Dr. Leo M. Franklin will oc- classes need not take Ilebrew on cupy the pulpit Sunday morning, Saturday b...…
…eta st ttl 51e THEDETROI'YEWISH efRONICL£ Published Weekly by The Jewish Chreakla Publishing JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE President Secretary and Tr Entered as Second-elate matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoftle• at Detroit, Mich., under the At of March a, 11179. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 London Office Cable Address: Chronicle 14 Stratford Place, London, W. 1, En...…
…a 4titericalt Avis* Periodical Curter CLIFTON ATENCZ • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TheVentorelonsn thROMICLA &niple ?Ball El Notes Dr. Leo M. Franklin will oc- cupy the pulpit Sunday morning, Oct. 30, and speak on the subject "Jacob's Ladder," an allegory. Services begin at 10:45. cause there is not enough time on Sunday to take up Hebrew, the rabbis recommend that your chil- dren devote an hour on Saturday morning for the study of Hebrew. Studen...…
…PAGE SIX DV1SR RD/VGA fflarriageo SOKOL-TACK The Twentieth Century Club was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Sunday evening, Oct. 2:1, when Miss Ann Tack, daughter of Mrs. Jennie Tack of 2305 Ila- LENOX The Detroit Council of Jewish Women will hold its first meeting of the year on Monday, Nov. 7, at 2:30 at Beth El Chapel, Wood. ward at Gladstone. Lewis Browne, author of "Stranger Than Fic- tion" and "This Believing World," will ad...…
…4111CtiCalf ffewish Periodical eater CLIFTON AVENUE CINCINNATI 20, OHIO E DEritonjEwism ■ A Hallowe'en masque and hard ReggtizS time party is announced as the next Pisgah affair. The party will be given at the Community Cen- 1448 Wa414.4 A.na. THE LYNX MRS. HARRY FLEISHMAN 4 A Slipper That Reveals From Every Aspect a Rarer Grace-L A More Exquisite Beauty r'; PATENT - - SATIN ,) I. MILLER SALON • nti•c Scrond Flone o'JtootrZLI...…
…PAGE EIGHT PIEVETROITAWISRPIRONICLE WELFARE SOCIETY PLANS BIG PARTY L:STAB LISHED SINCE 1906 ALWAYS BUSY KING WAN LO CAFE The Northwestern Branch of the European Jewish Women's Welfare 9rganisation is sponsor- 118 Michigan Avenue C HEADS COMMITTEE ON BENEFIT PARTY F A Symphony Orchestra. The third pair of symphony con- certs on Thursday and Friday eve- nings of next week open with three movements of Brahms' Serenade, Op. 11, Allegr...…
…American 'elvish periodical Center CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE e9gritorr, cwistieittONICLE CARD OF THANKS for its wonderful donation to the It organization through one of its The Ladies' Auxiliary of B'nai members, Mr. Rosenau. It will B'rith wish to extend heartfelt certainly be used toward a good thanks to the Junior B'nai B'rith cause. L.1 ■ 16 ■ 11 • ■■■■■■■ SAMUEL Ipor- ls al. We n; to t ra & 5 5 Ii the that ...…
…OCTOBER 28, 1927 EWISA RRONICIAB Repairing and Refur- nishing Furniture. Friedenberg Fourteen bears in Business. Call Melrose 5509 for an estimate. REV. JACOB I. SKLAR MOHEL Recommended by many Detroit physicians fur their own children as well •s others. 1610 Hazelwood Ave. Phone Empire 6426. REV. J. SILVERMAN Mohel US Years' Spe cialist Experience Endorsed by Leatin Physician.. endeared to Detroit era by virtue of merle. O...…
…HRON1CLE All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS TELEPHONE CADILLAC -n-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXXI, NO. 9 AGREEMENT ON FORMATION OF JEWISH AGENCY SIGNED BY DR, WEIZMANN FOR ZIONISTS-MARSHALL FOR NON-ZIONISTS DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1927 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents ARTS SOCIETY PLANS SECOND PERFORMANCE Sponsored and Approved Jewish Agency Agreement Tw. One-Act Ploy. to Be ...…
…PAGE TWO rnEPerxonlkosnARom "fratattut an ; .otto, Deborian Club. Hebrew Progressive Club. The Ilebrew Progressive club, un- der the able leadership of Morris Stein, president, assisted by the other officers and members, is rapidly be- coming a successful organization. The New Year party held at the home of Mollie Morganroth was a huge success and enjoyed by everyone. Plans are now in progress for a play to be given some time in the near...…
…America Pinsk PerlaSeal Carter CLIPTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO leate •MUSIC AND 111SICIANS. 14141 By Hermann Hoexter. It 0 Dr. H. J. Goodman Dentist Announces that he has disposed of his is devoting his en- tire time to his Dex- ter office, 11608 DEXTER BOULEVARD Phone Arlington 3231. COAL SPECIAL This Week $10.50 .10.50 11.50 11.25 9.00 15.00 Kentucky Lump, Forked Chestnut Size Anthracite unveil. To our audiences—fed...…
…ii11,1)(,T ROM, %/XIS(' (711ZONICIa. '''''''' "et" ' ' - ;!) " :5 , ' : kkri,v,pk:', / tztrklyMtrizzle happy to ac cept the practical advice and financial as- sistance of non-Zionists without subjecting them to any catechism. In this we think he shows a realistic atti- ■ Published WnIsty by The Jew's* Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. tude, and if ever in the history of Zionism, realism was Presiaent necessary it is right at this moment wh...…
…Tilbikrairt/DVISII O tt ItalICLE 14'6014 1 01f5kr5 f3Y ci OS EPH -, Here's how the other fellow sees us. His mane is Stanley Walker and he is writing about the press agent profession (?) in New York. Of all the sects which battle and sweat for publicity in New York, the Jews arc the most insatiable. There are 2,000,000 of them in the city and their endless enterprises pour out a vast and terrifying flood of press matter, much of which gets ...…
…itigraes 1.-7‘ TitElktgoitAwkwiaiRONICIII PAGE SIX Tea for Two---- or More Have tea with us in the oriental room on King's third floor. Come in be. fore or after shopping. If you are weary a cup or two of our delicious tea will refresh you. You will be d by young women in Chinese costume in surroundings that are pleasingly suggestive of • bazaar in Pekin. Why not make the oriental room a place of rendezvous with your friends. We'll be gl...…
…PAGE SEVEN ALM:PROP., fEWISit 111 Notes po r oder°, D011141,0 ; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosenberg of YUDOWITZ-ROSENBLUM , The marriage of Miss Lillian Ito- Glendale 11Vti11111. 111F11101111,' t he en- senblum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. gagement of thtlir daughter, Henriet- ta, to Louis Kash, son of Herman Kash of this city. . .3) . .A.40 The Warm Climes Are Calling! [ Sport Clothes ■ ace a big item of expense. Save it by refreshing t...…
…PAGE EIGHT rvi1tf4 fn R0/11%.4 GUEDALLA SAILS FOR U. S. SOVIET MAKES NEW ARRESTS LONDON. — (J. T. A.) — Philip •Guedalla, well-known English novel- ist and president of the Zionist Fed- eration of Great Britain, was feted at a luncheon given by the London Zionists prior to his departure for the United States. Mr. Guedalla stated, however, that he would be in touch with American Zionists and would learn the methods of work in America. MOSC...…
…PAGE NINE rfideriterg ILWISIICfRANICLy Mr. Koffman, formerly manager of ing 1926, particularly for the purpose the shoe department at Heyn's Ba- of speeding the service. Further improvement of toll and zaar, and Mr. Braunstein, formerly One hundred million dollars will be long distance service is looked for dur- buyer for the shoe department of MOSES FRIEDENBERG Ileyn's Bazaar, the Ames Company added to the Michigan Bell Telephone ing 1027. ...…
…JANUARY 23, 1927 :::,,?;Autoryiwisna JUNIOR HADASSAH EXPLAINS CHANGES I PRESIDENT COOLIDGE ASKS QUOTA CHANGE RIGHTS OF WORKERS URGED BY REFORM JEWRY AT MEETING secretary, Miss Helen Strauss of Cin- I i1.• cini; nat treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Here- 1 man of Huston, i Regular Meeting: _______ Roger W. Straus of New York was; A regular meeting of Junior Ile- (Continued from page 1.) re-elected president of the National 11 dassah will be held Tu...…
