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…A merico Pwish periodical CcHier CIITTON AMU!. CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NTNN IIN1811 CFIRONIC14; tation for prompt starting even in :-: CLASSIFIED :-: the coldest weather. MIZRACHI CONVENTION SHEKELL CAMPAIGN TO The re-designed steering gear pro. TO RENT-Six-room lower flat and CALLS RABBI ASHINSKY OPEN ON NOVEMBER 14 vides FOR RENT-Nice furnished room greater convenience, increased garage. Modern. Good neighbor- One cannot die twice, a...…

…NOVEMBER 5, 1926 • 47.119L KOTI:IEWIS f LilIZONICLE U. H. S. WILL HOLD EXERCISES NOV. 17 (Continued From Page One.) Milford Stern Delivers Message Buchhalter and third prize of $2.50 to Ephraim Melamed. Prizes of $75 which will be din. tributed among the winners were do- an equal amount anonymously. 51il- nated by Milton M. Alexander and ton 51. Alexander will act as chair- man at the distribution of the prizes for the essay contest. RE...…

…America 5avisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON Araxna - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO r, Y 2 G, 1926 ontracts fair trest• ge, or fiat et, we the All Jewish News AB Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS bETROIT THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1926 npany VOL. XIX. NO. 15 for Zionists UNITED PALESTINE I'Sp eaks At Emanuel March 14 APPEAL LAUNCHES STATE-WIDE DRIVE Statler Hotel and Byron Tal- mud Torah Scenes of Ca...…

…PAGE TWO AtiiirrathilirmsnoiRON!n MIGRATE ON FOOT Pohl Highly Praised. pretations and seated himself at the Elks began unpacking a large bag TAILORS OPEN NEW head of the table not far from the "Estherke," Grandma Libe called SHOP ON BROADWAY front door entrance. Before he had tenderly, "come here, daughter!" A. Pohl, proprietor of l'ohl's JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—Tales time to adjust his glasses and segre- Solomon Bros., the well-known tai- rec...…

…A merica lavish Periaileal Carter - - - MUTTON VINCI • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO :AGE iitItEE Pit6TWOm LVISIIOIROMICUS raised, f Pohl's res. treet, has re. raise for the ,andles large affairs. Mg insillend one has attracted the northern its excellent tmosphere. he mark. — - ,D a 0 p.m. kTHS Nervous ,sedition. Spacious Is. Cuisine r booklets. ANY 4r LOS AMIGOS WILL HOLD Sunday afternoon, Feb. 28, at the Mrs. Maurice 11. SPRING FROL...…

…LIT PAGE FOUR Land Contracts Mortgage Loans ding the prompt service and fair treat• Ask your friends ment given by us. If you want first or second mortgage, or first mortgage on vacant, or wish to sell your land contract, see the Investment Mortgage Company PETER PATTERSON, Manager 313 Hammond Building THE OLDEST AND ONE OF THE STRONGEST BANKS IN MICHIGAN THE EXPERIENCE OF SEVENTY- SEVEN YEARS TO SAFEGUARD YOUR INTERESTS. THE DETROI...…

…A merica lat ish Perimileal Coder CLIFTON ATINDZ - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVII 'C1 EDETRO rl Inth nee Com. ger, Vice- le month n all over per ial ef- %dons in ation and ler agents stab i ished ago, the ■ al of $1,- :arch. To ed an on- vas set at over the 2,700,000. ',de limn. lave set a ; to break 3,750,000, help them Club Notes Young Judaea JUNIOR HADASSAH Board Meeting: A board meeting of the Detroit Junior Hadussah was held...…

…Ventonr,pisit NS. roff:A`, NS> r/As: Id. „or . Ns. rAt Nfw"Or— THEY) ETED1TiEWISII ei-RONICIA TM ONLY 110/0•1 %LW MAP. INIAIWKI ■ 111 Published Weekly by The lowish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE, General Manager Entered as Second-rims matter March Z. 1916, at the Postogice at Detroit. 1879. Mich., under the Act of March 3, General Offices and Publication Building 52...…

…A merico lavish periodical Cotter CLIFTON MIMI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO a%B17011' 14- 60 . 11 Reports on Tragedy Of Bessarabian Jews P‘1" (flIZONICLIS YESHIVA GRADUATES ITS LARGEST CLASS Thirty Three Will Receive Di- plomas At Commencement Exercises On March 7. — CHAS. if. By JOSEP1÷ Chas. H. Joseohl (Copywright, 1921. you like this? I don't. Yet whose fault is it? The New York Do in an enterprising spirit stationed a reporter in fron...…

…PitlifirrttonjEwisnO PAGE EIGHT Ramat Engagrments Mr. and Mrs. Philip Garelik of 9190 Cameron avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Sadie, to Abe Ernstein of this city. A re- ception was held on Sunday, Feb. 28, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Agree, 2401 Glynn court. The out- of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. I. Snyder of Baltimore, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Zalmonoff and Mr.' and Mrs. Allen of Syracuse, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. B. Agree...…

…A merica Amish periodical Coder CLIPTON man • CDICIXNATI " 01110 7 PAGE NINE LitEnefika./YELE 1115 (ILIRONICLE HASHACHER CAMP, 116, GOLDEN BOOK ENTRY J. W. E. W. 0. INSTALL OFFICERS AT MEETING O. New At the last meeting of the Jewish Women's European Welfare Organi- sation, which was held at the Hol- Spring Frocks rns Models Reflecting . an Individual Beauty Ilimei hochs The Ladies Auxiliary of llashachar Camp, No. 110, Order s...…

…, PAGE TEN 11111111•11MillIIILO JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.) — The building activities for the Einstein Institute of Physics at the Hebrew University, which is to be erected at a cost of $100,000 donated by Philip Wattenburg of New York, and for the National Library, a part of the university, will begin on Mount Sco- pus shortly, it has been announced here. The plans have just been com- pleted by Professor Mears, the asso- ciate of Professor Patri...…

…J ewish Periodical Coder C.1.11TON AMU* • CINCINNATI OHIO PAGE ELEVEN 741)erRorri onsn Mircrocl.. 4 CLASSIFIED CENTERS ASS'N ash. nonth month in ors Com. ash-built ew hi gh the total Into der- is 14,148 I its pre- 1925. by cars. E. moor ger IY, point- he eight- ash sales by car. previous of 1925, irily halt. used car" n 188 ■ MMON ■ 10 70 1 1=1 0=0 0 a 00 0 00 ° !UES roubles. M . ..E 1834 tt It a moo • of Ito of th , ...…

…PEWIT:Ott ii11, 15t PAGE TEN JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.) — The building activities for the Einstein Institute of Physics at the Hebrew University, which is to be erected at a cost of $100,000 donated by Philip Wattenburg of New York, and for the National Library, a part of the university, will begin on Mount Sco- pus shortly, it has been announced here. The plans have just been com- pleted by Professor Mears, the asso- ciate of Professor Patrick G...…

…A merkatt Jewish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AYINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN PEPerRonlonstt (A itT4ICIE lash. month of month in tors Com- gash -hu ilt new hi gh The total !ants du- als 1•1,148 d its pre. , 1925, by rats. E. manager my, point- the eight- , lash sales met by nor. s previous of 1925, 'arily halt. lasted car' I R Still Breaking Records. According to James D. Baty, see- retro. y of the Detroit Life Insurance Advance...…

…littliEntortpftstilismows MARCH 5, 1! MU S IC Siegfried Ochs' Numerous Variations BIGOTRY AND GROUP tion of the child to eradicate preju- MANDATE OVER SYRIA WILLIAM FOX on a German folk-song in the manner dice. WANTED BY ITALIANS OF NEW YORK of seven different composers, Bach, Among the Jews who were spon- HATRED SCORED AT Retail deliveries of 4,416 passenger Haydn, Mozart, Johann Strauss, sors of the dinner were: Dr. Cyrus GOOD WILL BANQUE...…

…,Ameriam ffewisk Periodical Cater CLIFTON AMU{ - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 1926 Herl. rt Itosel Is•rg watt!, .."eas: st in tap . e id M in 1 ! ,ko's. ry . bd Gillis, ‘les: • M. • t Y. ' t l „„ 1. n, 51 0•. P ier, arum I' del. Zink man nt „ ,nit ,s of th, nted of • • to . r ing fur oiss, di- :han e F-'"--- 1 All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS I _ 1 IlEbETROIT HRONICLE C TELEPHONE ..4 1-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN...…

…EMIRS/I s;PYIN1 PAGE TWO RON ?. 1 . ing. Until this, too, passed from his eyes and they were left empty, tone. less, like a clouded November day of no wind. She would creep away and prepare some food for him and find him, when she returned, sitting as she had left him, his eyes dead as atone. She grew afraid! Was not this what she had hoped for? That he would come back to her sonic day, back to the bosom of their race, speak his old words, ...…

…4mcrkat ffewisk periodical Cotter CLIFTON AV1NUZ - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THREE pibikrizonlEwisneiaoNICLE from his ty, tone. r day of prepare nd she had one. not this That he me day, ce, speak Seller' of :r fingers iss? But • ould she him from el he for- iver, the thought re should sugge-t tress ol,,, r for ing?" t this keen en!" , a tremar union fiat- :ere was a en slowly, shall not neon thatl out" She and softly :ecel The and thq...…

…PAGE FOUR PifyhTifitilfAists11411.14eLts Y. M. H. A. NOTES I Julian Mack Works with his characteristic energy and zeal, into the work of the United Palestine Appeal. Ile will address im- portant meetings throughout New York during the course of the $1,. 500,000 United Appeal in New York and in February has volunteered to go to Florida to launch the $150,000 campaign in Miami, of which the United Palestine Appeal will receive $100,000." Judg...…

…I ewisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON Amos co4coouri 20, ants PAGE FIVE Tiftfrmorrja.sn (Awning POLES WOULD DRIVE Noted Zionist Will OUT JEWS, DECLARED PANKEN IN LECTURE Lecture on Feb. 18 ssary it work. o rl add he teal I. I. I.abor „ , which , ration ,radio • ,. ith e I I d far labo r rge .1, ke the I b- and by of Jev I enter 1,1. !t rcles tofore. The with, are lrt should nsibility to C. Drive AGUDATH ISRAEL IS BLAMED BY LIPSKY F...…

…trrriziin: IrhistiMaomicus I CZ'llss &CUA hEDETROITJEWISII 61RONICIA V.. ■ OK V KAW•IPAYta V•1 ■ 411111I41.1(.1.0.1 Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing G. Int. Jacob H. Schaknes General Manager Entered as Second•cia.0 matter March 8, DM at the Postoffiee .t Detroit, Mich., under the At of Much 3, IOW General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 London Office: Cable Address: Ch...…

…A merica ,fewish Periodical Carter r11TTON AMNIA - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO rar..MTROFI: oe5-4T5 0 1AS. - ft - (Ceorvrieht , 1921. I dosEPH, By Ch... H. Juscoh.) That poor. old, doddering fool, Poultney Bigelow. seems to think, in his Id age titat he is living in Czarist Russia, and that the Romanotfs and the As far PobiedonostzetTs are still living and ill power. 1‘1 1 .,1 11,1 ember, Poultney Bigelow, sun of a man of honored 11/11110, r...…

…THEpentonjonsit &mica PAGE EIGHT IS ARRANGING BALL BY LOCAL HADASSAH Annual Formal Affair at Book-Cada. lac on Sunday, Feb. 7. If You're Interested Mrs. Max Dushkin is co-chairman with Mrs. B. Roy Salsinger for the annual joint formal ball of the Senior in (luring February, Investigate FRIEDEN BERG'S for you will find our prices lower con- sidering the quality than the special discounts offered by many other merchants. V1SEDENBERco 1...…

…A merica Avis* Periodical Coder CLIFTON AMU& • CINCINNATI 20, 0/110 PAGE. NINE 7AE/1 TRorriLenvi hi RON KM Vie .ode GINSBURG-SHAPIRO The marriage of Miss Esther Sha- piro, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Shapiro, formerly of Pittsburgh, Pa., and ' Charles A. Ginsburg of Detroit was solemnized Sunday evening, Jan. 31, at 6 o'clock, at Congregation Mish- kan Israel. Rabbi Stholman offici- ated, assisted by Cantor Niilkovsky. The bride wore a gown ...…

…It iLitvetRunjLwisi, tiliturnam} PAGE TEN t i !m To SpeF ak oravv Women's nn League 9f ratc-nun nub Club titecs Adams T. Rice of the Bonstelle Play- GRADUATED FROM HIGH house spoke. Irvin Aaron and Irvin SCHOOL WITH HONORS Klar will represent the club at the Jewish Welfare Center declamation Isadore Weinberg, son of Mr. and contest. The next meeting will be Mrs. Samuel Wiguljerg, was graids- held at 89 Rowena-street-fullFeb. 7, when all y...…

…A stericat Pal ish Periodical alder CLIPTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 10, 01110 PAGE ELEVEN NPETKOMAIV{SIWKOMICIA ••■•■ 110Ciat, . 1 sense. Brit. h press f Sir Alfred ral party and orks in the that he will join the Brit. I a I, t ■ a- re. an- her e ra,, , . Lc has Lloyd George i. G.•..sve, in "goo , to his e hi Chapter ?ostler, where the Apostles udas Iscariot, tran , eression to his own I considerable The Liberals ad for leaving Ts...…

…iiieVentorritiosheilitoNiall TELLS STORIES OF g) BESSARABIAN JEWS PROTEST AGAINST PLUMER SPORTS Lo JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—The refusal of the Palestine government to allow memorial meetings in honor of Lieut. Fund Salim, Arab leader who fought with the Druzes against the French, caused a protest (01 the part of the Intestine Arab Execu- tive. Dr. Moskowitz of the Ort Gets Reports on Hardships, JACOBYS DROP THIRD STRAIGHT GAME Privations....…

…_ - Our New Location: yv 525 00DWARD I ffROP41CL 11-EPETROIT E I TELEPHONE C A 11) :4 1 : O A C THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cenb DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1925 VOL. XVIII. NO. 2 DAVID LLOYD GEORGE Fund Appeals For IMPRESSIONS OF PALESTINE GIVEN EFFORTS OF Support In Drive BY DAVID A. BROWN ON RETURN FROM LAUDS DR. CHAIM WEIZMANN SIX MONTHS' TOUR AROUND THE WORLD Jewish Na...…

…DEEIZOITAWIRI PAGE TWO RON14.1.E AUXILIARY PLANS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE The Hebrew University Janet Cohen, recording secretary; Miss Lenora Green, financial secre- tary; Miss Edna M. Lewis, treasurer; Mrs. John Stewart, mentor; Mrs. Jo- seph Modell, warden, and Mrs. Rose ity, as it Cowan. The honorary members of The Hebrew Uni stands today, is of small dimen• the auxiliary are Mrs. Kate Levitt, lions, but I venture to say that Branch of Old Fo...…

…Amtricam lavisk periodical Cada CLIFTON AVENUI CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREbI fifElkT113,NT, AWISSICAROPI ICU ... . ........................................ s-0 Prominent In Local Keren Hayesod Drive ile By HARRY CONZEL in ADAMS AVENUE WL ∎ I AN OPEN LETTER TO THE BASEBALL MAGNATES Gentlemen:--There art. rumors among Jewish baseba I fans that s Jewish baseball players are being discriminated against it the major number of letters ...…

…ptsligrRogitwisn(fmrcia; ijl .11 .4XL coartmeSgAr EMIT EWISII tiRONICIIE llliellallall•SallINSONOIN roma n. Jowish Chronicle Publishing Co, lac. - Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager Published Weekly by ------ 19111. at Ow Postolice at Detrok as Illomad.elme matter March 1579. Nish., ostler the Mt oil March . i. . -v6U, roe" -31h, Yi -yew U. -OA 4 . 1 Lt •ropT" we' England are treated bett...…

…A merica Apish periodical Carta CI1PTON *VINCI CINCINNATI 20, OHIO l EI /tett :KU:01T LE9Al )1,2 . 141b4Pi- * 1-1511.T5 tf. ITO S EPH- ICOeywright, 1.921, Ni Ch... H. Joseph.) I UNEMPLOYMENT IN PALESTINE IS LOIN Keren Hayesod Report Shows Three Per Cent; Fund Assists Laborers. NEW YORK.—A detailed report of I met wee of the characters in Sinclair Lewis' "Arrowsmith." I don't 1 know whether I am permitted to reveal his identity or n...…

…711f Orryorwr /!wit iti RON lac PAGE SIX CI II 1 I 1 1 i ACTIVELY INTERESTED IN FIADASSAH DANCE t Hudson's Nliss Rose l.ipsitz, who Was recent- ly elected president of the Detroit Junior Iladassah Unit for the ensuing Introductory Sale June Sale of Luggage Offers 40 Special Values---Trunks, A di,ersified add highly colorful pbn, of the latest modes in LI Summer •■ • Dresses -,,"tiny n liicky purchase just ere', in New York ...…

…go:7' 6" amolEit TillI2JEI Rol I; /Eh s 13 Sitt 0 PAGE SEVEN RO,N I CLI: Enna irler grin ento .00. at Antr ftiarringeo Qrs on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Landsman o Garfield avenue announce the en HORW1TZ.ROSNER - gagement of their daughter, Lillian The marriage of Miss Blanche Ros- Plotkin, daughter of to harry Bauer of Cleveland. A re ner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam.' Miss Lott ie eel Rosner, to Nathan Horwitz, son M I Mrs. Samuel Plotkin o...…

…hisilictraxelm.sittRiakilCUti PAGE EIGHT alw es, : ,:t.‘t_mes. - L t raternal anti Cub ;Notes • , ei .z , Phi Beta Kappa. Philomathie Debating Club. Miss Pauline Gerber was hostess At the last meeting of the Philo- mathic Debating Club, held May 31 at the last meeting of the Phi Beta at the Byron Avenue Talmud Torah, Kappa Sorority on Tuesday evening. the question debated was, "Resolved. May 'dd. The next meeting will be That First D...…

…A merica ,swish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE NINE RONICUI LWISf TatkErRorr jIft± Exclusive High Quality But Inexpensive FURNITURE ATTRACTIVE SPECIALS THIS WEEK To those men and women who constantly seek the liner things for their homes, Friedenherg's offer many unusually exclusive high-glad, pleasure furniture settings fro the home at low prices that [nuke it Come in and see the large stock of Souvenir Fur...…

…litefrIttorr,/,,Instt (nttunk Lt Mr. Zangwill to tell the meeting that vice-president,HCtehle wouldbe and Samuel Willis treasurer. Follow- he never dreamed his words woo tal;en seriously and to express his re- . i, ifmr , the election ia.7tyr adjourned RIM MAI( BOARD tih the esl e u ‘ti i'l ' inier, during which, how- great. 091110 MID tlY031119112fACIASIN • ever, it wail hold an outing for the Under d irec ti on of„a,,_ BROWN, ROSENBLATT I n...…

…A merica faith Pedalled All Jewish News All J e wish Views WITHOUT BIAS ewe CUPTON MP= •0010001401 TO, 0000 11- E,bETROITAWISII 11-RONICL THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Rogers to Fill FRANKLIN UPBRAIDS (Wrote Book Stirring Co-operative 1 CONSIDERS BIGOTRY Dr. HOOVER TO SPEAK (Inspired Method of Marketing Pulpit of Beth El SAMUEL FOR BOOK'S --) TREASON TO BASIC INORT CAMPAIGN; •, COVENANT OF LAND E,';',`.,1 , ) P:It !',;,"...…

…▪ PAGE TWO 1 il erRon; Assisi t f toN ' glIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIINImmommommillsimmilliniumffilli X1;11 Q CPI-ill's Tomer "A Gift, Its kind, its value and appearance; the silence or the pomp tfipt attends it; the style in w ch it reaches you, may decide the dig- nity of the giver." —Lavater. THE PILLAR OF SALT A great many years after the H oo d, the world had become full of people. .\t first they had loved and obeyed GM, but ...…

…A merica ffewish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVINUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THitEE Titr,l)attonfEwisitOi ROM ICLE •1 Y oung - — Club Notes Judaea B'nos Rachel. Mu,— Sylvia Lepinsky was hostess It II meeting of the Winis Rachel at her home, 554 • East Kirby avenue. Tuesday, Nov. 25. The members voted to raise funds to purchase a dunam of land in Palestine. A Thanksgiving program and a discus- sion of early American Jewish history was...…

…41. PAGE FOUR 7fl t • Nt___ (ititoruc.7. re/ - LIE 3 EMIT EWISII eIRMI Pubii.hili mons.. •• ■ •••• ■■ • • ■ • ••••••••• ■ • • Weakly by Th. Jewish Chronicle PublishIng Co, Ins . Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager totem! as Second-elm. muter Match 3, 1.16, s the I'0 , tolloe at Detroit. Mich.. under the Act of March It, 1.114 General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West Tel...…

…A merica 5agisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENGE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE URGES FOR SAMUEL AN EAGER HEARING oif5i44 President of Detroit Zionists Requests Writer Be Given Hearty Welcome. 1AS. -ft. JOSEPI-F= ( (CepywrIght. 1921. By Chas. H. Joseph.> k e Imil sever started with Ilaron Rothschild and oilier in the Brooklyn Jew•ish Chronicle, telling ev. thic co nies ,•,‘• Jenvess why the Ballo, dims; become III Katrinlia agreed P...…

…t41F.it /mm.1r PAGE SIX of KVA KAL AIDS IN H PLANNING ARD TIMES PARTY Miss Grauer, who is chairman of the ticket committee, is assisting Miss Marian Goldberg in arranging a hard- The winter social season of the' 'Fite parlors of the Jewish Wont - I an's Club house, 80 Rowena street,': Knollwood Country Club was opened' were well filled for the meeting of last Sunday evening with a theater the Junior Hadassah last Monday 1 and supper part...…

…A mterkam Apish Periodical emter CLIFTON AMUR - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE StiVid. McVentonlEwisn CHx_ IIR ilaz Exquisite New Gowns Indtvidual Models For Women and Misses' $95 and upwards for for- 01 1,11' 1)011.118 A r011i,1001 (Ind «lining oc- nift.,,ota, dinne• mal casions, rfact reproductions of im- ports iu plow and Brocaded Velrets, 31rfal Laces, .1100 Metal If,. odes, bend , d Chiffons. exquisitely f'repcs. Sew Lome, fitios and ■...…

…iltz lig PAGE EIGHT 11 CHRONICLE Miss Gertrude Satinet,' ! 'Lc sevaN piano selections and 5' Adeline Cohen gave a humorous aiding. The club is planning to in s ever 4 prominent men of the co, adds, its meetings throughout the graternal anb Cub Yates was made of a change in the date for Sisterhood of Erns noel. the Chanukah dinner-eance. It will The Sisterhood of I . n be held Sunday eve. rittig, the first Kregatioit night of Chanukah, Dec...…

…A merican Ye:visit periodical Center CLIPTON *VINCI - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 El)giltor r,lanstt seve ,i Adelin e ing. The several adde ett winter CLASSIFIED GOLDKETTE ARTISTS ENGAGED FOR DANCE NOTICE PAGE NINE (II KM !CUB er fore ---*--- The public is informed that Arthur - _ MACK It. WEISS-Strictly kosher Dr. Israel Bettan, Professor of 111 L. Shapiro is no longer secretary of caterer for weddings, banquets. homiletics at the Hebrew U...…

…▪ DECEMBER E WHIMS/ I al ROAR: LE MARSHALL TO TALK TO KEREN HAYESOD' L g:glikp a 0111101171RE EMA BUM Will NaM.SItItnataff MIX . tLMAL HTIALTYCOh FARFIELD 2423.5380 liklE 8748 UN WOOD ANT. JEWS OF LITHUANIA REACH 156,000 MARK uction ROVN0.-One hundred thousand ' !Jew's live in the cities, 48,000 in he small towns and about 8,000 in the! Will Discuss Newly Organized I villages of Lithuania, according to': • the census which has rec...…

…A ,RcricaM lavish Periodical Carter All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS curiae smut • cmcnneart so, onto ETROIT LWISII filtakIICLE THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, VOL. XVI. NO. 15 RELIEF CONFEREES IN CARLSBAD HEAR MENACING REPORTS Nansen and Red Cross Urge Continued Succor For European Jews ACQUIRES FURTHER LAND IN PALESTINE National Fund Purchase. 40,000 Dunama of Land. JERUSALE...…

…AtE9t7Ron , It.wignattonocLE PAGE TWO IN BEHALF J APPEALS SEE GOOD RESULTS FROM EXPERIMENT OF THEOLOGY SCHOOL IN COLONIZATION For . Faculty Member Spendiail RAW sr vat& W ass& filimmurszacm.rx "Where Good Furniture la Not Expensive" g ■■■ • LI LI Ma %I 116111 MI LI IbM ~ Popular Designs in Desirable ,0 0 II II I I I :11 WI LI OM NMI Some Time in Detroit. Announcing New Arrivals In Living Room Suites (Concluded from page 1.) ew 0...…