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…A malaurifewishilatodicalada CLIFTON MMUS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 27 Cr . All Jewish Views All Jewish News WITHOUT BIAS TELEPHONE flEbETROITJEWISII Cif RONICIA CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 OLDEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL JEWISH NEWSPAPER IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1927 VOL. XXXII. NO. 23 I Announce Lecture ORTHODOX UNION Many Events On DR, WISE SCORES GREAT BRITAIN DAVID A. BROWN Jewish Op...…

…PfEbenconlewisti (ARor Jaz PAGE TWO 3Tratrrual and Club Notes 1241 1 WOODWARD 7= ZZ (4'1 ) • Between State and Grand River. FROCKS for the Autumn Festivities Featured at $35 Transparent Velvet— High Color Georgette— SIZES 11 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 I Waldman To Speak Jewish Center bea...…

…Axericam ,fewish Periodical Carter • CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO BE axon' PAGE THREE ilfISROR01,4 ICU 1 Th■ b t ■ cont I ucti. I list num b er I 1 tr"a by Howard Frenzel, the assistant II - %awl Ana., r"%. conductor of the Iiinni B'rith Sym• ,; phony Orchestra. The museum of LETTER BOX j the Institute of Art will be open i on this night and the public evil Thanks Chronicle. also have the opportunity of see- V t or of the Detro...…

…PAGE FOUR 11=0101. We believe the competent administration of Mayor John W. Smith should be continued Albert Kahn Walter 0. Briggs Col. J. G. Vincent Charles F. Clippert Ross W. Judson Phillip H. Grennan David A. Brown Louis Kamper Arthur T. Waterfall John H. Thompson A. A. Schantz Harry E. Andrews Fred J. Fisher C. R. Bitting Charles B. Bohn Albert U. Widman Edward C. Kinsel Horatio S. Earle William N. Krug L. A. Young ...…

…America ‘fewish Periodical Carter CLIPTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE FIVE 7ilEMTER011;//,111SVRO1VIC1.€ JOHN C. LODGE Became a candidate for Mayor of Detroit at the request of 50,- 000 citizens, who rep- resented every RACE, CREED and ECONOMIC CONDI- TION of our popula- tion, and who be- lieved Mr. Lodge would make a good Mayor for EVERYBODY. Mr. Lodge has served the city 18 years as Alderman, Councilman, Presi- dent of the Counc...…

…L';')ErgorriEmsn (A MUMS •••■•■■■■•■•■■••■•■•■•■ •-•ilint ■ IIMMIIMIIISErn.. ■ ." 61-KONICLE PEDETKOIT Published Weeley by The Jewish Chronitle Pubb.h.n, Co . . President Secretary end Treseorer JOSEPH .1. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAEN I • NI. General t a r. h I Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone. Cedillas 1040 Cade Address: Cheoeicl• London Oche. 14 Stratford Place, London, W. 1, England. 1: s4 53. 0 0...…

…America 'apish Periodical etwter CLIPTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ThEy)entonfEwisn@itON ASK THE RABBI Mettiplr Sall 1E1 Notes VIOLIN ARTIST WITH SYMPHONY e SCHWARTZBARD TO GO TO PALESTINE The Outstanding Achievement Among Radios PARIS.-(J. T. A.1- -Shobisi Notable among the new artist. Schwartzbard, acquitted slayer with the Detroit Symphony Or• Sunday Services: Semion Petlura, was re!,-a-c.1 chestra this season is Bernard Ktt fro...…

…PAGE El G II T LTROHIEWISH ROtHelli , Etigagentruts I Rev. Meyer and Mrs. Margolis ' of 532 East Kirby avenue an- nounce the engagement of their • daughter, Naomi, to M. Isadore ' Gruskin, sun of Mrs. Sophia Gras- kin of 322 Owen avenue. Mr. and Mrs. I. hack of 2330 I West Buena Vista street, announce the engagement of their daughter, I Dorothy, to Max Cohen of this One of the outstanding social city. Detroit Tue.day Musical , opened its s...…

…A mericar Palish Periodical Carter • CLIFTON Ant all - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO iEDLTRorr PAGE NINE iIRDNICL£ • the Hotel Wolverine Saturday evt BETH EL MEMBERS ning. Nov. 5, by the sorority war made. Miss Sarah Silverman %VI ELECT OFFICERS order the shoulder corsages fl' the girls to wear the night of th At a meeting of the congre- "Poz Oho/. y (friiittai ,olixtiv dance. The selling of the ticket I gation of Temple Beth El this was reported ...…

…PIEPLTROITLF.,WISN /*FROMM PAGE TEN To Exhibit Art Flouters. --- Mrs. S. R. Plotter an.i Mr. Msr tin Kraus', will be a: E -• •••. • % - t. on boulevard, Apart- era for the interior decoration o f Thursday afternoon and' homes, wool flowers and lingerie exhibit a 1•° 111 0 10, soil fully waxed flow- specialties. Housewives Here Will Hurry Down for These Curtains with Tie Backs 961C One a Double Ruffled Valance to Match Made of good...…

…America Yavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO LLodw ETRO rr E1 "Seventh Heaven" Plays "The Patent Leather Kid" "The King of Kings" To Show at Miles Theater Fourth Capacity Week At the New Detroit Richard Bart het mess plays the A fourth week of "7th Heaven" Fox super film, at the Fox Wash- part of a prize tighter in the "Pat- ington theater is announced. "7th ent Leather Kid," now in its sec- Heaven is one of the year's b...…

…TREVETROTT REFORM LEADERS PLEDGE SUPPORT Ask the Rabbi ANSWERS (Continued from first page.) Meetings which will 1• held In 279 temples (luring the month. The following letter pledging co- operation was, among many others, sent to Mr. Brown: "I am delighted beyord wards by the way you are taking hdd of the finance problem of the talon. 'Phe call you have issue d is irresistible and will bring the results desired . You may depend upon me to ...…

…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS HRONICIM, liEDETROIT TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4.0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1927 VOL. XXXI, NO. 14 AMERICAN J EWISH CONGRESS APPEALS ( TO WORLD PUBLIC OPINION AGAINST MISTREATMENT OF JEWS IN ROUMANIA Jewish Club w Council on March 7 DINNER TO HONOR utocm heerns DR. WEIZMANN AND Boycott Butchers rganizations of s"eeOting LOUIS MARSHALL ...…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE TWO ring, March 8, at 8 o'clock sharp. twined war comedy will leave Detroit Ion this program are Max Simon, Isaac Rabbi Ashinsky will address the as- Saturday night, March 12. Schechter and Fay Zager, were duly JUVENILE BAND PLANS Brown, Max Henry Thurswell, Harry The screen version of the much-dis- initiated into the sorority Saturday CONCERT FOR APRIL 3 1 Max Caplan and Albert Wil- aembly on "The Significa...…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 1THE STRENG MOTOR CAR COMPANY 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111!111111111ini ANNOUNCES PERSONNEL INCREASE DANCE WHERE YOU DINE at the 1Frate ► tal 0.1111 Notes Sisterhood Congregation Emanuel. A meeting of the committee in charge of the bazaar was held at the home of Mrs. J. Harwith of 301 East Philadelp...…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE FOUR ■•■ Ere have NOT unwed and ; it Detroit An extremely instructive lecture On 0 very interesting subject was de- livered by Dr. Ira Altshuler in Tent- Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sempliner kit on Sunday for An extended stay in New York. 38 Farnsworth NOrthway 1500-1 After a taw weeks' stay in the city, where she was called by the death of her sister. MN. J. B. Goldman, MN.. Ella Schwartz has returned to he...…

…PAGE FIVE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE CENTERS ASS'N West Side Jewish Leaders: PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY REDUCES ITS SMALL CAR $335.00 The West Side Jewish Leaders are planning to hold a dance on Sunday evening, March 27, at the Hungarian- American Club, West End and Jef- ferson avenue. They expect to make this a very colorful affair, different, front any of the other dances held by , other organizations. The Inter-Club Boys Banquet: On...…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE VilYiltVA: • t MMIYM"` eb"O'b'butf '6b" b" KI- EbETROIVEWISti et-RON ICLE b' Mt; sb '6"b' • '`,717;3151A`Mtlz te: turned over to a committee which is to make a compre- hensive study of the whole problem. Other important questions that received the attention of the congress Put:dialled Weekly by The imolai Chronicle Publishing Co., fee. were immigration and the Agency Agreement. the form- Presiaent er to r...…

…910 THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE be, and many of the finest never see out prejudice," he told me. "But nor- ment which has been planned by the men and women who attend these the inside of a court except on rare mud people must have prejudices. It committee in charge. Come on March servicse find very enjoyable. occasions. If this is not a tacit re- is this detachedness which makes pis,- 9 and renew happy camp memories. Services are conducted ...…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLk PAGE EIGHT Tairtilts NOW—AT HUDSON'S Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kleinman Evelyn Finsterwald) of 2958 Cal- vert avenue are receiving felicitations on the birth of a daughter, Mary Lu- cille, on Feb. 27. The March Sale Mr. and Mrs. Maurice D. Hasnas of 2682 Clements avenue are receiv- ing felicitations on the birth of a daughter, Barbara Jean, on Feb. 24. LENOX Aristocrat of Chinas The hostess who server to her...…

…A merica ffewisk Periodical Critter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 10, 01110 PAGE NINE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE - SIEBEW. NEW HEAD OF EUROPEAN WELFARE ORGANIZATION The first meeting of the Jewish Woolen's European Welfare Organiz- ation under the new administration ‘* =...nr to AnCOloattar:). rn "''" smr New! An Important Collection of Women's Frocks $65 The Older-and Often Stouter WOIllat) has no trouble being fitted and suited at H...…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE TEN Honing Improves Nash Motor. SUGAR IS IMPROVEMENTS ARE MADE I MAURICE OUT FOR JUDGESHIP , '''I`w•"aw` w`‘"`Ikw g' FURTHER P`' DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS' 0 ' , with has woven his thrills. The outcome is a surprise, and suspense is main- eh, tained to the final curtain. Moth; - inventive genius keeps pace Foster and Eleanor Woodruff an the players. among necessities of ever-rising h the Hiss Support of M...…

…PAGE ELEVEV THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE all ■ IMOMIMMINrk Transjordania. The organization di- I rected anonymous threatening letters to British officials and to a number of Arabs who are known sympathiz- Machining Dodge Brothers Pistons I His Word Is His Bond. I l'rn of t h e British. GOOD-BYE Tune in In WGHP Tanks LOUIS J1 HOFFMAN Seats for Chicago Civic Republican Candidate for COUNTY AUDITOR rAvETT E 2:15 - TWICE DAILY - 8:...…

…- ▪ ▪ ▪ • ▪ • - MARCH 4, 1927 THE 111.711;(11'1' JEN1'1S11 CHRONICLE land others, llso Way la llogla LIvits• the CONGRESS APPEAI.S Waal I.Ile Is tis Main. '11) PlIII(.1C ()PINION AGAINST ROUMANIA 1•(1. la %,,1111 IH 1111 , 1,11 ■ TPOSE NOBODY LIRE!) *'ha 14141 1111110 111.11 . 11111A •1111 NI 1110 Mg thing. 104 t001 00010111051 01,1 1rappa 1,/1111 0•1 thwil Ito ait11•11.41 with antlIttlig Im1 Ilwwe •, 1 1110 its, 11 ••aa H01n1pp110...…

…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS II-EbETROITJEWISR HRONICLE [cT6rtinc 1 --4 0 0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1927 VOL. XXXI, NO. 10 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents Hadassah Leader [ Opens U. P. A. Campaign 7 ' DIABETIC KITCHEN at Open ForlFeb. 61 RABBIS AND YOUNG RABBI ABBA HILLEL SILVER PRINCIPAL I (Speaks At Statler February On Mexico Sunday, Speaks Cheeringly I...…

…ALEI9entory,kusa(Attoil ICU: PAGE TWO CENTERS ASS'N hers will be held on Saturday eve- ning, Feb. 26. The sorority will en- tertain the new members and their Institute Mother. Club: friends at the home of Miss Dolores The Institute Mothers Club will E. Gordon, 6069 Northfield avenue, following the initiation. Many inter- hold a meeting on Saturday after- esting events are being planned for noun, Feb. 5, at the Balch School, Ferry and St. An...…

…PAGE TIMIS kieDerRondansn entomiaz will be on sale in the near future. making the dance recently given a ZEIRE ZION BANQUET The next meeting will be held at the success. The board of directors of "Y" on Thursday evening, Feb. 10. the nursery gave a farewell luncheon PLANS ARE COMPLETED at the Hotel Steller on Thursday in Delorian Club. honor of Mrs. Harry Prenzlauer, Arrangements have been completed The last meeting of the Delorian presiden...…

…DLTROIT, AWIS/1 ILO;15L8, 000.00000.00 4:;) 0 0-0-000**4000010-0-0*-K1 JEWISH MINISTERS Children Given Chance in Life PUBLISH VOLUME hrough Social Work Effort > A Message Finest Printed Symposium on Children's Bureau of Jewish Social Service Bureau Cares For the Problems of the Rab- Orphans, Abandoned Children; Also Young Girls. binate Issued. Sally, fourteen months old and prat- child was born but her husband denied to tht Jewish Peop...…

…p_ tspfrRoty,/Ewisitautotocus PAGE FMB LEND A HAND- , In the Upbuilding of Your People's Homeland! GIVE- -that your persecuted brothers in Europe may have a permanent home and refuge. Part of the money raised by this United Palestine Appeal goes to the Jewish National Fund, which is con- tinually purchasing more and more land in Palestine for the colonization of Jews. —that the great work of rebuild- ing Palestine may continue. Already...…

…*ijentorrjEwtsn LA100741Cla. DETRO1TJEWISII eiRONICLE TO. ONLY l.V.1.1.• ■■ ••••11.1[01-k IMICHN,• ■■ • Publiobed Weekly by Tim Jew's! Chronicle Publishing Co., Presment Editor General Manager .4 JOSEPH J. CUMMINS 'SI JACOB MARGOLIS JACOB H. SCHAKNE Entered as second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postulate at Detroit. Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1679. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cad...…

…7ifEj9erRonjEwisit jkotilaz eqfpfer, OIC -•-••• GiAS. 14: dOSEP Along came a breezy letter from Lewis Browne the other day. Blown all the way from the "sticks" in Oklahoma. With the very sentence he planted both feet (figuratively, of course), on my desk and registered a complaint. Even when Lewis complains it is a pleasure to listen to him, because he is an artist to his finger tips. Ile has been doing some sweep- ing lately. Some very vig...…

…lifet f4R6 i rfe wlsIl1 Karim aryl/tors arson —has not been planned solely for the display of fine merchandise, but to help you, through the arrangement of table displays, to better select your china and crystal as they would appear in your Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Freud of Marl- Mrs. D. Adel and daughter, Lil- lian, left on Jan. 23 for Hot Springs borough avenue left for Boston to National Park, Ark., where they will spend 10 days with their da...…

…PAGE NINII iiinYkritonfriwisnORONICLE t Tailored Suits Lead the Mode For Spring Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levinson of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stiglitz enter- tained a number of friends in honor Chicago boulevard announce the en- of Mrs. William B. Isenberg, who will gagement of their daughter, Bess R, to Sol R. Levin, son of Mr. and Mrs. leave shortly for Florida. Joseph Levin of Atkinson avenue. Typical of B. Siegal Co., in Quality and Workmanship....…

…PAGE TEN 4 NIS1101111:0MUI MUSI By Hermann Hoexter. A piano recital of unusual interest was given in the large hall of the Statler Hotel Monday night by Miss Helen Henschel Morris, a local artist of splendid attainments. A crowd of goodly proportions followed the se- lections of the soloists with rapt at- tention and greeted her interpreta- tions with sincere applause. And well they might; Miss Morris has nimble fingers, well trained wrist...…

…rAug RELIGIOUS TEACHING LAW CONSTITUTIONAL Free Thinkers to Carry Case from Appellate Court to Higher Tribunal. ALBANY, N. Y.-(J. T. A.)-The • SPORTS Nearly all men have some ambition which they hope some (lay to realize. For the past several years Philip lay authorizing religious instruction for public school pupils for one hour a week during school hours outside the school buildings was declared constitutional by the Appehtte Divi- si...…

…ig r OD; It; W ISA (ItRON1G1I LINCOLN LUNCH ` \R MRS. R. SAGE, Mgr. SILVER WILL DELIVER PRINCIPAL SPEECH AT DINNER Delicious Home Cooked Meals. FEBRUARY 4, 1927 I -s 'Rag (gill; Notes Irmplr firth El Notes 10. A basketball league is being or- ganized. Your boys are invited to join. The boys of the pre-confirma- lion class are now using the gym- nasium every Tuesday 3:30 to 4:30. 1 In honor of their sixteenth wedding (Continued from...…