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…A merica Jewish Perioded Carta CLI ► TON AMICK • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE tm ]tti iDlL ma, 1 was isii (firwilait ARTIST WILL TAKE PART IN PROGRAM - — Da. he Dok. s. , it's I be E. are doing more "Hol W than preaching the iday Spirit" • . .we're spreading it in a lasting way. .... .... to all Detroit. I with t very an te it oten- had argot ts, no its. .. Duncan Phyfe .. Thomas Sheraton .. George Hepplewhite . . R & T Adam ....…

…t otocus _ Attpertarilcmik_ OBITUARY PAGE FOUR CAROL ABRAMOVITZ The death of Carol Abramovitz, , six-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ............ TY ANON WOO ( "11/3" 1 6 1 0.11", OPENINC a new field of Service to you A A CA OndaY Dec 74. At a very interesting session of the commercial basketball league of the Detroit Lodge, Ni,. 55, Knights of Pythias, the teams participated in three very hard fought and well played games. The ...…

…0 4mericair lavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON MMUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE ItperRorrifiwiso 0 KONICIZ P__ YOUNG FOLK FIGURE IN PLAN FOR DANCE estine. Miss Sumpter is now making th, Pales tine. Dur- her home stay ng hoo she w ill in address Reherbe, meetings of Hadassah Chapters in and around New York. Miss Sampler's minds of men as they are informed by !!! Os HOLD TO BIBLE ; beam spoke. the knowledge of their age. The Bible ' Ju...…

…A nori e smen V. resit Ni neirt.Nit ■ filtN't otnemmmurmen . A Kt3.,0.„,ZYP-P r-w-LNt.r TREVETROIT EWIS1161RONICLE 01.• NM LOH •••/*••••• Y. 1.1.1.0.4•1 Published Weekly by TM Jewish Chronicle Publishing C., Inc, Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager at the Postoffice at Detroit, Entered m Second-elms matter March II, Mich., under the Mt of March II, 1879. General Offices and Publication Bui...…

…A merica Arish periodical Carter CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ;AWL FIB 1RE,Mrp;of1;t6 141301-Romais Demand Repeal of Numerus Clausus CHAS . 1+. (C•pyorlsht, 1021. gy- EP By Chas. H. Joseph.) Hungarian Deputies Counting on Support of League of Nations. J. D. C. VOTES RUE SUM TO PALESTINE ECONOMIC CONCERN] g \ EDER WOODWARD AVE Funds Are Part of $15,000,0001= United Jewish Campaign The Store With the Christmas Spirit R...…

…PIEVETKOHILIVISHaiRONICLE • PAGE EIGHT ohittlilleiOrnillieelle 11111111111191EMIT I IIMS °eta p: arsona America's Largest Shoe Store Engagtments The J. L. HUDSON CO, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hersh of 525 Hague avenue announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Annarose, to Charles Zolton New man of New York City. 51r. and Mrs. Herman Finsterwald of 2265 West Boston boulevard an- the engagement of their I 3 l Ty. daughter, Yolette to Clemen...…

…A merica lavish Periodical eater CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 30, 01110 PAGE NINE . REITTIET.AiffRo armpit ~ rtIl blE5ELT E1 Iiimelhochs Noted Nbod.wol I Ant to Wed. eve. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Abramsohn an- I Mr . and Mrs. Roy ZamskY of 2212 nounce the birth of a son, Arthur Dr. Franklin Speaks on Popular Book. Th • book which has caused a great- Hazelwood avenue entertained 16 Milton, on Oct. 26. guests at a hard times party on Sun- or am...…

…171)ErRorr i lpast1 oaorociut PAGE TEN RUBINER HEADS NEW INVESTMENT BRANCH "eilmerica's Best" arriageg George II, Kin hoer, president of the First State Itan's of eDtroit, has an- nounced the appointment of Julius SIMON-BRENNER MARGOLIS.KAMINS The marriage of Miss Fanny Bren- Three hundred fifty guests includ- ing many from Detroit, Toledo, Chi- ner, daughter of Mr. and Mr. J. Bren- cago, Grand Rapids, Bay City, and ner of East Bethune a...…

…Amtericalt ifewish periodical eater CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OM PAGE ELEVEN LTROITIEWISti &iRONIEU3 Declare Attitude Toward Skrzynski DAVIDSON WILL MAKE WALT WHITMAN STATUE Opens Larger Quarters. CLASSIFIED :-: RENT- Large airy room for I Sh ow er , one or two gentmn. , lene,e Apt. 412. bath. 2670 Gladsto FRIEDENBERg'S Fine Furniture FOR one A new building additicn which will MACK B. WEISS - Strictly kosher FOR RENT---Furnished...…

…NOVEMBER 27, 1925 lasnengundpvisagenontaus — - - - - DR. JOSEPH ROSEN ANSWERS CRITICS BEFORE DEPARTURE POHL'S New Kosher Restaurant t —11"1"1""ird "1".11111111IMPIr (Contnued from page 1.) The Finest Outside of New York and Chicago. at 8939 Twelfth Street You will be cordially welcomed. Special arrangements can be made for parties. (From Correspondenc• and Cables of Jewish Telegraphic Agency.) DELICATESSEN LUNCHES Protect Your Wall...…

…A merica Pwish periodical Carter Our New Location: 525 w OODWARD CUYTON ATINU1 - CINCINNATI 20, 01410 TELEPHONE fiEbETROIT LWISR. CADILLAC [ 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1925 VOL. XVIII. NO. 15 WEIZMANN AND SOKOLOW RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN BY ZIONIST CONGRESS; ENDED AUG, 31 Deadlock Solved by Adoption of Statemen...…

…li tE lgrita i lLitsa s ttkietr11011 .AGE TWU and Billy Dreyer, classy slippers; a Andre Picard, and preserving the Gurion, just as the orthodox Agudath Florence Mills of "Dixie to new weekly feature, an exclusive first rare piquancy typical of French comedies and farces. "Kiki" is a Pe- "Broadway" at Temple The- Israel preferred to negotiate with me run presentation of the famous Hal ter l'an of the streets, who sometimes rather than with t...…

…A merica ffewith Periodical Cotter CLIPTON AMISS - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE '111RE ■ THEPerRondmsti (if BONICLB WEIZMANN, SOKOLOW RE-ELECETD AS HEADS OF WORLD ZIONISTS "graternal anb Cub 1otc5 0 (('ontinued from page 2.) Madison Athletic Club. Ocean Girls. Miss Sara Bursky of 1969 Glit,i_ Th, Madison A thletic Club will stone avenue was hostess at the last hold it: annual Labor Day party next meeting of the Orean Girls, on Thurs. Monda...…

…r,f)rritorr, /r,wisn filRontar. .4.47r 111..eir 14, .# -ow -0' 5241sitS1Q>M0 it` , 1 tinian army and would expropriate the Arabs, compen- [ Shall We Barter The Jewish Soul sating them, however, for the land taken. The ex- pense of a military establishment and the consequence For The Soil Of Russia? _sees %a ea.- 1 ■ 11111111.10B of any move of a hardly tolerated minority to exprop- Jowinh Chronicle ?Allah'. Co.. I.. PO ► lisiod Noah...…

…PAGE FIVE 7. 1101)LTROTTJEWI CH RONICIL O'd5-1-T5 arm,* firth E11 Notre Ov" Dr. Franklin Return. to Pulpit: Dr. Leo NI. Franklin will return to Detroit after his sojourn in Maine on By Chao. H. Joseph.) (Copywright, 1921. Sunday morning, Sept. 6. He will I am reminded by a letter that has just come to my desk of an incident occupy the pulpit again on Saturday I that happened in connection with the late Elbert Ilubbard. In an issue of morn...…

…Titspa ttonfrwisn RO2NICil PAGE ST1 1 7 4 . VisillirDTV.Nr2r/e4G1r2r/siter2GSAWZGNOteW •sitel ,1-^) . sasasaszs-d- etal an arsonal Friedenberg's for GOOD FURNITURE Sound Economy "'"---;:, a nd other local notes should be communicated to the Mb. el The t y Items All socie Chronicle by 3 o'clock Wednesday *Heine. in order to appear In the cu .... weels's Issue. Phone Cadillac 1040. Smiety Editor. Mail notices so as to be received netl...…

…PAGE SEVEN C t 4 13 Mtt@ ocia1 Ita O.eras Engagnurnts fiRurriagre BURNSTINE.OPPENHEIM The marriage ■ if Miss Melba Op- Mr. and Mrs. Ben • Tolmich and penheim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Casper Oppenheim of 83 East Palmer Burnstine, Reuben and family have returned' avenue, to Louis Russell from a tour of Ohio and Kentucky,' son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Burnstine where they were the guests of rela- of Medbury a...…

…R..81;#1113/161ROA ICLC Tel G ratter, tiGHT The Following Educational Institutions Solicit Your Patronage Ganapol Studios of Musical Art 10 West Warren, Cor. Woodward. Suites 13, 14, 15. Northway 4369 Season Opens September 8th 11 Piano, Voice, Violin, 'Cello and Harmony STAFF: • Boris 1.4 Ganapol, Mrs. Boris L. Ganapol, Bernard Sturm, Consetntin Kamarow•ky, Grace L. Barber, Bessie Blackadder, Jane Ho%skin, Florence Whitely, Mary Fede...…

…Inhpl a tt01111 ?AGE N1NS B01.4 ' TO RENT-Refined widow wants to WILL BEGIN SALE share home with nice Jewish ! OF SEATS SUNDAY couple. 2437 Elmhurst. Mrs. Fried- I man. Shearey Zedek Completes Plena for MACK B. WEISS - Strictly kosher Two Services en Holy My.. caterer for weddings, banquets, WANTED-Capable bookkeeper and stenographer for Congregation, parties, etc. Excellent food. Rates The sale of seats for the high Holy Shaarey Zedek. Bru...…

…PLEILLIIDa 011_114 RON ICU. SEPTEMBER 4, 1925 MEMBER DIMOSTMAt EMI( BO= 81111501IVOIRIIPIA11IASIK M ak . i‘ Noo3ettes DECLARES RELIGION IS ALL HE STANDS FOR AS A TRUE JEW (Continued from page one.) that I do not know, that I do not un- derstand, that 1 am willing to be- 610” lieve the things that give peace, plenty and hope, and cause me to be a better neighbor and co-operate in good work. "Before closing I want to read from CONCRETE GA...…

…A lfferiallIkwisltnrioacialaNter All j ewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS WI WITCH ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO IIRONICLE HEbETROIT -1 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Sum WISE PLACES ONUS [Gave To Munificent His Alma Mater OF DIVORCE EVIL ON WEAK PARENTS Declares Young People Marry Without Appreciating Responsibility. Social Workers Tackle Problems Looming High On Jewish Horizon Leaders at Toronto Conference Evalua...…

…'.1(0, 40teptervcson .. ._ rtiEflentorr SOCIAL WORKERS TACKLE PROBLEMS dif- to play in the development of the Jew An idea of the Immensity and nal prob .- lin America wee the topic of discussion ficulty of the Jewish educatio at one of the evening sessions. The tem of America was indicated by Dr. the speakers pointed out that no phase of i Dushkin by citing statistics oa to hool Jewish conimunal endeavor challenges number of Jewish childr...…

…Skijo;,;‘, "••••• " Iii )i moor frMisll (I , ICU MOLDERS OF JEWIS PUBLIC OPINION background and resultedin important o rents. His connection pith Taft and Witte was mainly resposible for the By WILLIAM Z. 9PIEGELMAN pinging to the notice o'the American public the treatment i , the Russian (Copyright, 1924, .ewish Telegraphic Agency, licd too -eminent of the A n e ri c an J e wish citizens, which resultot in the final Settees, (It is the g...…

…• z gotVeZ,;14.7 - In E /OMIT //',N IS / 01 KM ICU. tsgAos.Lecv,xrffda..Sz ift- ■ rel==neliinteXitr ir M IN' Fe 4 al 1 04 LEWIS HOCHHEIMER, LAWYER AND SCHOLAR sionist legislation these measures were bound to work E tragedies and hardships in their practical administra- By ABRAHAM CAI'LAN tion. p ns ••• Ins ma wwls The Supreme Court in the recent Gottlieb case de- The Jewish Cht•nicle Pablohis, Cs., Inc. Publielsod Wookle public sch...…

…likr.burianrialstt(A RCM last '6 OIAS. Olf5FiT5 LIPSKY IS TERMED ZIONIST COMMONER BY VAST AUDIENCE (Contnued from page 1.) PAGE FIVE JOHNSON DISCLOSES NEW QUOTA FIGURES required. Without them stability was Author of 1890 Basis Law note ssible. But niece our life is Gives Numbers Admir- bound up with the land, and we are By Ong It losesh.) e there as a matter of right and not of 1Cogg•rIght, 11121 sible to Country. privilege, it is up e...…

…littfrmwrimmti ItIfONIfLE PAGE SIX Eng/Temente Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Rice of Les he Manor, 3025 East Grnad boule c ard announce the betrothal of their daughter, Corinne, to Joseph N. Da vies, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Davies of this clip. Mr. and Mrs. Rice and Mr. and Mrs. Davies will be at home Sunday, July 6, from 3 to 6 and 8 to 11 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Rice. No cards. emorausicatod to the ease of TM Mrs. All seem, Irene and Mbar...…

…‘14ervrter -fr„,t I ociai an e Z'Q! s°11-a PAGE SEVEN 1:1 ■ 811 RCNICLIS A15 Yelling Judaea Club Notes fliarrittgro SIMMONS -K I RSCHB AU M A charring wedding took place at the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, Sun- Pirchai Zion. iss Myra Finsterwald of Boston day, June 29, when, before a large The last meeting of the Pirchai has returned home after Io assemblage of guests, Miss Lillian tE1.11/4.,tt. 0114.31. was held at the home of Miss' sp...…

…titEDLTR O TTAN IS IleI RON ICLE PAGE EIGHT BRITISH PLACE CURB ON WASTE OF ARABS IN GOVERNING LAND Transjordania," After Three ' Years of Autonomy, Prac- tically Part of Palestine. EMIR ABDULLAH FREE IN HANDLING MONEY Changes in AffairsIndicate Temper of Government At London. — — Ie Td It ,o Your Home Re-decorated While You're Away Won't it be just fine to come home from your summer vacation and find the house all beautifully re-dec...…

…• SIRJIERBERT SAMUEL VES FOR ENGLAND JEU 'SALEM.-(J. T. A.) - Sir .1-lerbet e•Samuel, British High Com- missiosier of Palestine, left June 25 for his vocation in England. Ile is expekted to return to Jerusalem at the e lle of Sept. While in London, Sir Harbert Samuel will give his full sup- port to the government ordinance es- tablishing a Jewish communal auton- omy in Palestine. /FR EVI101.ET/ Call ma SOCIAL WORKERS FAMOUS ACTOR GIVES S...…

…Averemisur•--- \\. anVerrwri;intisn Packard Executives Convey EFFECT EMERGENCY Their Message to Car Own. GROUP TO RELIEVE REFUGEES' PLIGHT ere Through Phonograph. BY DAVID J. HIRSCH 1111111T1 iss • The man who say he never had • chance doesn't know his noodle. Every man who makes • living can boy • home if 1sie is industrious and thoughtfully provident, MEMBER 5(T501TAEAlf.5141EBOARO WPM RIVESB17111BALTIMN [TIM OMPcYli GARFIELD 24238...…

…v 4iericalt Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO -ssawasenwsagallealla=s,7- - -- s• tlatinas. • smatswas 3 1924 , maannl I All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS V y Y. THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Ev Dry ea meet HAPGOOD SEES END OF ANTI - SEMITISM IN ZIONWARD URGE Imbed Free m hang. Tr gel e lan d ay Ls 'ye set goods an the OWN I I PLANS TO CONTINUE New Synagogue to JEWISH IM...…

…If 9crtto1r, /Dim (if ittracm PAGE TWO .1==.1. ■ fizarmascraw rongx rr IFIXICA, sr sr nom ER IBM ErYIIIIIIIINIMMIIMEE REMBRANDT AND THE JEWS irrD ne n'Ilrr rem rx to Tm is wry Irrry,augxklUff The Story of the Christian Painter Not Merely a Price List, from Among Its Inhabitants. By MAYSTETSKY But a Bona Fide Statement, Telling of Former and Sale Prices of Fine Furniture That 1 . time. In that way our entire three floors are alway...…

…A merica ffavisk periodical Carter CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE AEI P a tto n;(ritt o n f ue !,, 1 Noto3 1 o ■ 11 DANCE OF HADASSAH JUNIORS BRILLIANT -- __- Novel Numbe.• Will Feature "Cab•• ret Night." Miss Vetere Illumrosen, president of Junior Iladassah, announces that Miss Kathleen Pereira, one of De- troit's leading exponents of the art of aesthetic dancing, and a group of her most talented pupils have been ...…

…(ft neN Ict.c PAGE FOUR 00Z2gMtSgi, Ns, „rfr Tor Ns. reit . - ,,firc, OL ■ ) 1 •ror -- ‘‘i• - stubborn, soul-destroying conflict deprived men of their sanity, created despair and indignation even in the HFROIT hearts of the soundest disciples of the Prince of Peace. By ABRAHAM CAPLAN rernaga bao...11 The partial failure and inability of the Interchurch Publlsbed Weekly by The Jewish Chrookle Publishing Co., Inc, World Movement, th...…

…9r egrisk 1 Periodcal Carta CLIFTON MIMI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIVE lisbentonfavisnaiRONICIL i nea MANY SYNAGOGUES .( jsilbc)1 Qu 511145 WILL BE PRESENT AT CHICAGO MEET GIAS. -H-. 8 (ro S E P w (C•mysirlaht 1921. Only two weeks ago I had occasion to defend James J. Davis, Secrel•y of Labor, against the charge that he is an "anti-Semite." Mr. Davis isn't and never was • Jew-hater, and it is unfair that such charges should be cir-...…

…ThEDcworilats_s itirocu; PAGE SIX oet al a f tt arsorthi II EitgaLtritteiit;11 Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bernstein 0 8715 Beaubien street announce th engagement of their daughter, Celia, to Dr. Morris J. Kritchnian. "Seven Furniture Days" Mrs. Julia Buchbinder, 5938 Beau- hien street, announces the engage- ment of her daughter, Belle, to Samuel E. Englander of Gary, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Max N. Zierer, 2522 d other local note• should be row "nes...…

…A meriam ffewisk Periodical Cada CLUFT014 AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PACE SEVEN riatikrKonlo ■ LcnefitomIClE f---, Olympic Setif El Oaginatu Notre Nalco The first of a series of lectures to Spring's Most Delightful New Dresses re Nut Sunday's Sermon: t Fn for Misses $35.00 - $49.50 9 S fur- pur- Odd Rus- urni- much re ad {3.gitatiC (.04144.00... s SUM No connection with any other store • Ruby's shoes are priced not hi A...…

…IttEgentorr, iwisn NRONic PAGE EIGHT Fraternal and Club Notes Y. P. S. of Detroit. "It's a Victrola" There's a lot of satisfaction in being able to say this of the instrument in your home — in having the make of talking machine universally recognized as superior to all others. New Victrola 21'6 Pictured Above $110 A N especially graceful model that will bring large measure of that greater attractive- ness and brightness and gladness y...…

…A merica ffewisk Periodical Guitar CLIITON MMUS - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO liiEDEntonjonsit (ARox lac Politics and Morals g By WOODROW WILSON (An Unpublished Address Delivered at the Free Synagogue Anniversary, April, 1911.) Many men have entertained correct principles, but have had no impulse of action whatever. I have known ninny men whose theoretical princi- pals were unimpeachable, but whose conduct was negligible, and the states- mansh...…

…Mita The PAGE. TEN JEWISH LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE NOTES ROMICIL JEWISH IMPRESARIO TO TRAIN ARTISTS FOR GRAND OPERA songs, the 'lonesome tunes' of the Cumberland Mountains. These we C wish to capture and put down for fu- ture generations before the out folks who sing them have ceased to exist. Mothers' Club: The youngsters of today haven't the By SAMUEL L. SAR Jewish Institute Mothers' club The time to sit at their mother's knee to the le...…

…Amerkam 'elvish Periodical Cotter LUPTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN Toeikritoppusil I zoN THE LITTLE OLD POET DR ■ By LOUIS GOLDING t. Bldg. CE (AGE E EMPLE 'EATER eville, Actin 81342.88.1i APRIL 7 land. RI ■ rld! IRON KING" Iron Bars lorse and a Bed of )F YOUR LIFE! re World's r! Ile in support El■I■ Mitase Ms M U SIC The suburbs on the south side of his mother's. It is lung, very long By HERMAN 110EXT...…

…TifEtkrgorr,kwisti OiRomaz PAGE TV/El .VE a th ewish Students and Changing twin F A Christian's Plea By for a Renewal of Israel's i Faith. EDWARD CHAUNCEY BALDWIN, Ph.D. (Univer.ity of Illinois.) Address Before Jewish Chautauqua Assembly, Washinston, D. C. Schulman, ought to be read by every Jewish student. A wide reading ; among Jewish youth of such tracts as these would do more good than any amount of lectures, even that the very ...…

…A merica 'elfish Pert-dial Ceder curros Amu' • aNc.noun 20, MO 1 011 ■ 111. 71 , PAGE THIRTEEN 7 Samuel Elkin, Hotel Owner, Youthful Cantor Comes to Live SIR HERBERT SAMUEL'S RESIGNATION DENIED Triumphed Over Many in Detroit. Difficulties. JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.) — The report of the impending resignation Samuel Elkin, proprietor of Hotel of Sir Herbert Samuel is denied by Elkin at Mount Clemens came to that the Palestine Telegraphic Agency...…

…APRIL 4, 1 pir: V entutt/Rvsrtffhar4 (INSTITUTE SECURES TWO NEW TEACHERS T11111111111111fC vy DAVID Y. tig'slc6 No I School Headed by Wise Name. Yellin and Sionimsky. NEW YORK. — Dr. Stephen S. Wise, acting president of the Jewish Institute of Religion, announced that the family of that institution would shortly be joined by Professor henry ISIonimsky, Ph. IS, who has resigned from the Hebrew Union College at ' Cincinati n in order to acc...…

…,Amieriram Parish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO r 1923 NIMEIMIMers Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 II- EDETROIT LWISII RIZONICIL THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1924 VOL. XV. NO. 6 te es ce FUTURE IS ASSURED Anti-Semitism Due to FOR NATIONAL FARM Downfall of Empires SCHOOL'S STUDENTS Wave of Jew-Hatred in Europe Ana- MID-W...…

…MEV:Triton . IF rl cn vas las 'AGE TWO ■ ■ Iiq1./: 9/ , "/•kto , .!. ■ P./04 A, J., He 4 4, / 1 ' Jr 1, J. tlymmi=4,200001.2SU Good Furniture is 'Not Expensive Watch This Space For Some News Gkegarding Furniture The next issue of the Chronicle will contain our announcement treating of our Semiannual Sale and which will prove of more than unusual interest to our friends. veuren atopelle DETROIT MICHIGAN Walt out permanent ...…

…America 5cwisk Periatileal Cotter PAGE THREll Vcrgorr, fF W 01Roroaa on March 1. The National Farm School affords its students a three years' training in practical and scien- tific agriculture, ine'uding the care and handling of cattle, poultry, horses, farm machinery, or,harding, dairy- ing, greenhouse and nursery work. It is open and free to boys answering the necessary requireme its. NO ITORY FOR FARM SCHOOL date digni. . Williams, On ...…

…&I)entonjaisnalitomicut PAGE FOUR spirit of the age in its form and pressure, yet it is equally true that if the sense of values of the average man has been, as I claim, distorted, the press is largely responsible, for too often it creates the interest which Is subsequently gratifies. If, for example, there had never been a reference to the Dempsey-Firpo fight until the day before it took place, and then only in an obscure corner of the pape...…

…,14mtericair lavish Periodical Colter CUMIN AnflUit CINCINNATI 10, onto PAGE fil e Ma i t o til Lt■ i syt(ii KoN tct,s Ork Coe,f1T, CIAAS. dOSEPH--- LETTER- BOX al Rabbi Fischer Criticizes Rabbi Weis for Advocating Abo- lition of Yom Kippur. Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: In the last issue of your esteemed paper you published a plea o to abolish and abrogate „Weia Max 's, written by , A most inlet rating article that, in • recent i...…

…PAGE SIX Y. W. H. A. NOTES Socid Service Class: first Exhibit of the New Fashions for the Southland All eacted Items and ether local notes should be ummunicated to the office of The arenitle by 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon to order is appear to the current week's Issue. PAO.. Glendale 8300. Seasety Editor. Mall milkee so as to be received eat lets Bias Wedneeday. The Y. W. H. A. has planned what it believes to be the most instructive c...…