…A merican ffewislt Periodical Carter CL IPTON AMU{ - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 ______ Telephone GLENDALE LWISH. All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS ONLY 9-3-0-0 JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cent. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925 TOL. XVII. NO. 15 liligENHEN GIVES (Held Diplomatic Post At Court of Persians.' i LIONS TO HIGHER SCHOLARLY INQUIRY — N. Y. Rabbis Greet Jewish University...…
…• ii_IEI)ErrsIrl.,/m9srl I:0N MOIIMM, A1111 Infant Son of Insurance Man president. Homer Guck, wet ed in the toasts. An interes ting Dedicated to Career Like tore in connection with the ( ereniony was the announcement by '. Jr. Ehh- That of Father. man that among the gifts for the young son was an acre of land in "Good Furniture Is rot Elpfasii:c" The Detroit Life agency organiza- l'alestine. This was purchae ed in the I Delegates Ask Hou...…
…A merico 5avish Periodical CeNter CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE PIEDrIlt0T, mmemAr COMMITTEES NAMED FOR PURIM BALL WISH EDUCATION EXACTS TRADITION 'Tula& int: teas 'reinseny r. l'i•h- for the land in d in the 'rests at If NI XII Rs IN IC I MUSIC an.`"T",1,!":ururficuollurniY7fng7thir • --- Jewish religious school must combine the spirit of traditionalism with that Assignment. for Bicur Cholem Func- of modernism. ...…
…PfEbeTRORIEWISII &ROA ICLE PAGE FOUR' $250 ; Ben detson n, Jack B. Nei $100; Sol Goldman, N 5 0 rilture Co pany, 5maJ. M. N etzo rg etzorg, $2; Alex • Mrs Rachel Netzorg, $25• Sidney M. CAMPAIGN WORKERS $ 25; G ob o an & Ullian, $50; a , * o . - Goldsmith, Netzorg, $100; Ilarry Newman, $.,00; REFUSE TO RETIRE Sadie J. Newman, $50; eaac N ewman, !'" & Auerbach, Ily l tae rnrY '18'50" ; Go &item TILL GOAL IS WON , ), $50; $2 5; Ralph N iedel...…
…Ifeliallf ffewish periodical cotter CUPTON ...VANUA • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE TOEPETROIT,kwisit 0- limy lac ful banter, on current difficulties ex- perienced by the American family the month contained these high-lights: and solves the problems that pessimis- Mrs. Ger- throughout the day, all flit. of the 1 February was the largest month in . tic persons look upon with misgivings Charles IVolfgang, 525 tiv thoosnn,Is CAMP A1GN WORKER...…
…lii_EPenton;AinsmaiR014104 PAGE SIR L IED_E11{011 1 PA Om, /WIN TIONS.Ma TIMM IN IMMO. Published Weekly br The Jrallob Chroaklo Publishiny Co, Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager tie Poetofbra at Detroit, Wrath S. 19 - 18-.-- a- t — Mutated as Second.clae; - matter Mich.. under , the Act of March S. MP. mend a change in the immigration law which would re- move the discriminatory feature, if fo...…
…A merican ffewislr periodical Carter CLIFTON MSC& • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN PeDentonfixisliowstat iv 1.1 I t a t its X Ii- alb. is" pal Ina the la the ap- to lit are ■ 00111•11111111•1.1111.11111r By DR. ISAAC GOLD ■ the 4111- I: ton. the was the duo, heir the ■ will tow mint that daily , for moat en in bably E., stork: high make r ;tined: mune found urea hough work ion of take. la tellinc ele. inter- ar ar-...…
…- /Hi Vrtitorr, kwiglIARILV4ICIL PAGE EIGHT I PATRONS TO ATTEND DANCE BY ALUMNI Woodward Avenue—between Grand River and Slats The first annual dance of the Alum- ni Association of the United Hebrew Schools will be held Sunday evening, March 15, in the auditorium of the Talmud Torah at Philadelphia and Byron avenues. The following are natrons and patronesses: Rabbi and Mrs. A. M. Hershman, Rabbi and Mrs. Moses Fischer, Rabbi and Mrs. Judah...…
…A merica ffatisk Periodical Coder CLIFTON AVENUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE 17IE — - - Ilily0119chs /19 Eitgatirmeitto Qrsoltai'' sae 1. 1.;•att d Mr. and Mrs. J. Green of 1244 Bur- hngame avenue announce the birth of a S011, Bryant, Feb. 22. ---- Arrangements have been completed , :tin and Mrs, Lew W. Levinson lby the Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah 1 (Blanche Weisberger) are receiving ; Lodge, No. 34, 1. 0. B. B., for a card ; part...…
…int /01 HOIT /2VIStel RON IC It PAGE TEN Fraternal anb Cub ; . titer Maevlin Club. Zionist Cultural Society. Miss Rae Siegel was hostess at a Cantor Samuel Vigoda of the meeting of the Maevlin Club last Shaarey Zedek Synagogue will speak Tuesday evening. Plans were made on "The Jew in Music" at a meeting for an open meeting to be held Sun- of the Zionist Cultural Society to be day afternoon, March 29. Miss Si- held Monday evening, March 9,...…
…A merican Awls', periodical Center CLIFTON Alr/NUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN , Ekb 9uncon://:wistioNic4 SPEND PASSOVER WEEK IN MOUNT CLEMENS AT HOTEL ELKIN AND MINERAL SAMUEL BATHS ELKIN & SON, Proprietors Phone or Write for Reservations SAMUEL ELKIN I :-: CLASSIFIED S1 -- - - I Levy, 1651 Collingwood. Hemlock 0148-1 l'hone FOR RENT - Furnished room (or young man, in private family. 51?CK B. WEISS - Strictly kosher Ph...…
…MARCH 6, 1925 E JelWIT f.161S/1(iiRoNICLE gennen ■ ae GUGGENHEIM GIVES MILLIONS TO HIGHER SCHOLARLY INQUIRY ROSENWALD FINANCES SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITIONS1 cmcm.,0.--(J. T. A.)—Fourteen I scientific expeditions, embracing an- thrt,polog) , bo tany, geology, ethnology and zoology, will be financed by .I ulius Rosenwald and Marshall Field during 1925, according to a statement mat.' by the director of the Chicago Field , Museum conducting, the ...…
…,Americam ffewish periodical (raker MI Jewish News MI Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS r CLIFTON ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 11- EDETROIT LWISH. I HRONKLE G 9-0- -30 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1925 VOL. XVII. NO. 11 Applaud Movement VIGOROUS APPEALS Chinese Officials m., in United r GIVES TRUST FUND To Honor Scholar • id Jewish Colony Fund-Raisi...…
…Ti1L9a1C011;in§I1/IORONICLE PAGE TWO WAS FIFTY-SECOND PHILOMATHIC HEAD "Where Good Furniture Is No Experuire" r _ • VtIt Chiffonier — Height, 68; Widlh, .77,7 Todd l'ob17— .',11; Mirror, ,121 1 16d—ix. Holum,— • Width, 4•; Size of x 26. Mirror, /locker Cone Scat Bench Cane Seal DctroiffuntituTcAops Vinrit at iopellc 219 Michigan Ave. ills merchant, and thou Chayim my hired man?' 'Great led of Israel!' I cried, 'the man is 11Iteil...…
…A lfferiCalf yarish Periodical CeNter CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREH Thr.VETRorr, filosil (A RONICIE 7;'. 141SIC AND MUSICIANS. BY 'r."' rn Hoe .tees isa Kremer 1 YIDDISH PLAYERS TO HONOR SCHORR Manages New Packard Branch on Woodward Will Perform Dr•rna of Which Local Is Author. "Capital Punishment," a drama of which he is the author, will be the Will Be Assisted by performance which will be given ill RMANN 110E...…
…ftErffCl Kolik pAisn FEBRUARY t;, 1925 KONICLE GIVES TRUST FUND OF $100,000 TO AID HEBREW WRITERS MEMBEC) DEMOIT PEAL ISIAII BOARD 87161(aft PLASMA IConeluded from page 1.1 GARFIELD 2423 . 5380 DODEEBROTHER5 COACH ileyoCon and self-sacrifice have been sunk into the rare-llebraie movement. Modern Hebrew literature arose at 8748 LINWOODAVL 14' T.() NV F. (From Correspondent, and Cables of Jewiah Telegraphic Agency.) For Every Occasio...…
…7i1L9LTKon,b),11/t PAGE TWO ORONICLE WAS FIFTY-SECOND PHILOMATHIC HEAD Et!c Ciilbrds (garner "Where Good Furndure Is Not Experuive" The Rockingham Toilet Table— Width, [A); Alireor, '29! 2,'21!. Aright Table Itorker Cane Seal x55 Bureau— Width, 4S; Si:e /threw, :111 Bench Cane Seal PctioitfuyilitureAops 91latrut at [Riopelk T HIS new suite of Berkey & Gay production is essentially Hepplewhite in design. The name Buckingham was ...…
…PAGE THREN PLTROIT, fEWINII MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. (A R07.4 1M Manages New Packard YIDDISH PLAYERS Branch on Woodward TO HONOR SCHORR Will Perform Drama of Which Local Producer Is Author. "Capital Punishment," a drama of which he is the author, will 10 , the perform:oli. which will he given in By HF.RMANN HOEXTER init.'. of Morris Schorr, director of Stanislaw Shapiro and S the Yiddish Playhou.e, 2S1-1 Hast- , program at Orchestra . This...…
…LTRonfriosn PAGE FOUR :1111 vikt. -. 14, 4SKatr" '') . re' t threatened with a suit for damages by Aaron Sapiro. Since April one of his assistant ignoramuses by the name of Morgan has been writing disparaging articles , 0 4 I a • 01■1.1 . ISM*. 1.1.111,1W1 MKS SD V. 6/1“410 concerning the Work of the co-operative farming groups Published Weekly by The Jewish Chroeicle Publishing Cm, Inc._ — — .— — led by Aaron Sapiro. If one is inter...…
…A merico ffewish Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATANUS • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO . wry, P A GE ElFal ISI 01%011:U, < t-i o p vr, 1AS . 1-1-. 131'• S Stage Notables Of Jewish Blood Give Thought To Judaic Spirit SAVING in Dramatic World Foregathered at Their irst Annual n Dinner and Plan to Promote International izatio of Thespians of Kindred Religious Outlook. FOrgan Renowned Figures By Chas. H Joseph NEW YORK.- -Elaborate arrange- mamma...…
…Mr %Toner /mien RONICIA PAGE SIX CHANGE CARD PARTY DATE TO FEBRUARY 14 A Greater Hudson's for Better Service The charity card party to be given by Mrs. Joseph Fleischer and a group' of hostess,: in the ballroom of the EYN Realistic evidence of our faith in Detroit's future, the growth of Hudson service, and public confidence in the methods and ideals of this store, are being crystallized in the Greater Hudson Store now in the course of ...…
…*Wit= "mirk Periodical eater C1.1111011 01111:111 • CUICIIIN ► T1 30, 01110 - PAGE SEVEN PE Dawn -10, 1qt EYES ARE CENTERED 'Ii -..rt.,... Brilliant Event to Occur Sunday .....:_.....-,. ROSENBERG-FROSH tr-es.. The marriage of Miss Norma Frosh. taghter of Dr. I. }nosh. to Martin Mrs. Joseph S t no. 1- -pil l-, M Rosenberg, son of Mr and Mrs - . Fla. the winter in M 3 11 Ilham Rosenberg of Pitt.burg')• took place Saturday evening. J...…
…ifttntaKIKAWIMI(ARONICIL PAGE EIG H1 • MOTOR CAR AWAITS WINNER AT RAFFLE ;\ntes raternal anir Holder of Ticket No. 5233 Will Get Overland Touring. ' the Y. \S'.11. A. club house, 59 Ru Oriole Girl.. The Oriole Girls met at the home wino street. Max Lochivitsky wa An Overland touring car. ,I! !• of Miss An King, 8127 Greeley elected chairman to succeed Joseph was raffled at the annual ball .. avenue, Wednesday evening, Jan. 2g. Chaggi, w...…
…A merico ffewish Periodical Carter re CLIFTON MINIM - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE NINE 711..E_ YkrWritIP—Igi_i.@.1V—P4_19A .—. -- :-:CLASSIFIED:-: of Fleischer'' ; Nev Manager Hofbrau Plans a Series of New Features. S ..- the f Fle:scher's II • ■ .' centrally located a: 1, :• , n bOulevard, c••rner .,f nue. The 11,..fbrao f.r! FOR iF \ I _ fs.r s: .. • r tv. - 0 re:!• • Pc •••••• En.iare in pr:.ate home. kosher ; S•r B WEISS 1.7, ,f-....…
…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS THEbETROITAWISR HRONICLE Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XVI, NO. 2 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1924 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents Adolph Lewiso Lewisohn HEBREW UNIVERSITY Oscar Straus Back [Sa ys World's Task U. S. SUPREME COURT (inspired Of Starting RABBINIC VISITORS Cottage System] Is Labor for Pence Is 75 Years Old GETS $100000 ...…
…TrO)entotr, ionsn "troy KU PAGE TWO previously sonic Europeans had visited them saying that they too were white Falashas, but that they later turned out to be Christian missionaries. As a result of their activity, large num- bers of Falashas had been converted to the new religion and were lost for- ever to the House of Israel. They frankly told him they were fearful he Was one more of these missionaries who would attempt to wean them away (r...…
…VVitali r. • faith Palatka! Carter • CINCIHN ► 1 10, OHIO CLUTCH fill ( i)crizori;fi.wisri (ii itox Ir. Ask Your Dealer for "On-to-Alaska" Trip Gunsberg's Products for July, 1925. Comfort and Beauty George E. Buchanan announces that there will be another "On to Alaska" trip for boys in July, 1925. Last summer 48 boys earned their way to Alaska. These boys sold ash baskets and "On to Alaska" pencils KOSHER SAUSAGES AND DELICATESSE...…
…TricikritorYoisilA RON ICLE PAGE FOUR Palestine As 1 View It By FELIX M. WARBURG (Copyright, 1924, Jewish Tele,rraphie Agency.) Before I sailed for Palestine I talk- ed with Dr. Chaim Weizmann, the great leader of the World Zionist Or- ganization. I told him of my intention to observe what is actually taking place in Palestine, especially of my desire to convince myself how the moneys are being spent, how the peo- ple there are working, h...…
…pram Saris* Periacal Carta curves AMU* • comma' so, woo 7il F. (fi Romat; PAGE FIVE 1 I ;IFrat!:rniti 2111 Thai Fel Siam Club. A regular meeting of the Fel Siem , Club was held Sunday, June 1, at the home of Miss Julia Berlin. Final ar- rangements were made for the din- ner-dance to be given at the Masonic 'Country nub Friday, June 6. The next regular meeting will be held at the residence of Miss Betty ' Athens Girl. Club. -tr:A T...…
…PiEncruon-lisisti PAGE SIX rtV2Z ksc4 C-',T42-15 amine the reason for the persistence of Judaism throughout the centuries. Have there not been times in the history of human- w By ABRAHAM CAPLAN ° ..:,1.:luny Ce., Inc_ Published Weekly by Tb. Jewish Chem. ity when the Jew was recognized as an equal and no Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor discrimination shown? There have been periods in the Jacob H. Schakne, Business Mansion history o...…
…werkam garish periodical eater CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TREfiErROtt;1 13 ■1 till (1 RON ICU: 51.tf5-1-Cri: „ ••• ■ •• ■ ••• ■ W*SWim.aw• r artmilt •••• rth El *ngittaiti Nero Notre Miss Gerald Goldfarb entertainer •■•••■•■■ •••••.M.,••• ■■ •••••••• ■•■ ••• NI•e • A 4 Frail efSeuers , . . ._.___,. „T,„,,,..T.,:,_-_ . , ,\, , .‘.,imoillir,,',i,,,,pvill,- , , , , , .. i, -ir.,,„,..fif i /,,,, '1 ' ,— \ ■ , .4,„.0 og .g.Kgif...…
…America, PrEtkrRon;ft.wisfiewtracm PAGE EIGHT JUDAEANS ARRANGE VARIED PROGRAM! Prom inent Speakers sad Musician. , Will Take Part. Ansociety Items ami d other 1.0 notes e bould be ceinommicate4 to the am<e et 71se Chronicle be 6 o'clock Wednetday •Iternoen in order to appear in the current week's Mall notice. or at to be recolved not late, Woe, Phone Glenda/. 9300, Society Editor. tans Wedoesrlay. At a meeting of the board of di- rector...…
…erica ffelvisit Periodical coda CLIFTON ATU4111 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO pr;Pgriton: Awissi (A Rom it:LE ia 1' a nd Qrsonal • 41 4 t ( tLi 2 A- Miss Fay Rosenberg left last week for a two mantha' stay in l'aris, v. Sports Wool Sweaters Mrs. Nathaniel Nathan and chit. (Inert of Clairnmunt avenue have re- turned to the city after spending eight months in Arizona and Cali- fornia. Popular styles for sports wear and general wear. Slip-on s...…
…a 4satini ► • ..kairk. PI 9LTROI I; j/.% IS/fall:0\1CM PAGE TEN Announces Senatorial Candi- ! dacy on Platform of Serv- ice to Wayne Country. NI•m ■ ar C c0it without sacrifice of st yl e That is our welcome mes:.age to stout women. Comfort without sacrifice of style, as applied to fine footwear, may now be had in SIZES TO _ (IDA'PTO SHOES Jew STOUT WOMEN They are designed, first of all to provide perfect fit, and complete foot WID...…
…Nevem Palish Periodical eater CLITTON AMUR - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN Tit tl bin toli; /Ems/ (iIanlets AN INTERPRETER OF EAST TO WEST All Books of All Publishers LIBERTY :-: CLASSIFIED :-: The Story of Chayim Bloch, Who Has Created a Sensation in Literary Europe. CHICAGO BLVD., 1951--We invite Public's Eager Request Brings Romantic Actor Here Sun- day, June 8. - - Shopping Directory -- AWNINGS Detroit is in fora treat once m...…
…JUNE 6, 1924 741)e.riort/LwisitegONICLE ' RABBINIC VISITORS DESCRIBE PLIGHT OF NOTED SCHOOLS rnuncTnniirc DAVID J. HIRSCH BY I CONSTANTLY IMPROVED . (Continued from Page 1) (1 _is wto vfil Air There I. • mine of happinees- 4 golden happines• to be found in he ownership of your own home. )on't throw away your money on ig•mble—kuy your home with the ant money. gaik OT MPOI MI I (SIMI BOARS URSCD5WISIIMPIAIPASSN Ur IRS l a • .1 ....…
…American ffewislt periodical Center CLIFTON ATINUR - CINCINNATI 30, 01110 SAGE [ Michigan's Only I r la pJerw i nitaehdNewspaper inEnglish 5, . Telephone GLENDALE IlEbETROIT 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION / VOL. XIV. NO. 6 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1923 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents NUAIERUS CLAUSUS THREE EE • Learn Geography PLAN PLACING 10,000 Attitude STIRS JEWISH IRE NO CHANGE IN ZION ttitude Of Rel...…
…;11411 /1, (H E RICHMGND&BACKUSt ThEVernon;IrwisnOittorliaz Dr TROIT kilfq. • Soshie has bee- carried away, all day, householder who was minding SI to other world.. The angel made the rouble§ for her. They talked rola g. The bread was burnt. The America. food will not have a Jewish taste. "Anti there," asked Soshie, "do you May it be a sacrifice for her! But, think that rolls grow on the trees?" rber by Hannah Berman.) she will be busy to...…
…,Amtericalt Amish Perforileal Cc mkt CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Y)trizonfixisil 0 RON ICCvI PALESTINE REBUILDING MAKES HEADWAY AMONG REFORM JEWS Healy Garments not only bear the hallmark of QUALITY, but the dollarmark of EcoNomn Dr. Joseph Silverman Reports on Karen Hayesod Tour With Dr. Goldstein; Veteran Rabbi Honored by Leaders of Movement. NEW YORK.—Reform Jews of .America are beginning to understand the true significance and...…
…ANSPISTROMAWISH 01 RON 1011 AGE FOUR rE, _ KP'R01T1 EMMIORONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published IS eekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Jaseph J. Cumedna, Pras;runt Jacob H. &balm, Buslooss Manages Entered as second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postotilce at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West Cable Addreesi Teelphonei Glendal...…
…PAGE FIVE Puritonfrwisn RoN ictr, oefrfivii The Jewish Agency As the Jewish People's' Business GAS. (Cwwywright, 1921. By Chas H. J....11.1 "Many of the prominent Jews here claim that Ilenry Ford is financing the entire organization of Ilackenkreuser (the anti-Sem- ites), both in Kermany and here in Austria, as there is positively no one here or in Europe who can furnish usch huge sums for their propaganda work." I submit this to Colli...…
…filE)grRorr,/rwisnattrICLE PAGE SIX FURS Repsirrd end Remodeled a Exceptlonolly Moderate Prim * * c.The Shop c(OrsindYodos •• • Ot rtani 0 a 1448 Woodward Avenue fMI WILL g1 1 111111111111 1 111111111111 1 111111111111 1 111111111111 1 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 11111 REMARKABLE RE OF DR, KRAUSKOPF Noted Philadelphia Ral,bi Was Glad He Could Bequeath Little to His Children. "B- 7 4 Mid-Season Clearance 7 - - Extr...…
…A merica Alva Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO • PAGE SE ~ IL ThT Ito1T b.-wistiARONicts =cai, Fraternal and Club Notes Engagemrnto Mr. and Mrs. R. Spatter of 623 Medbury boulevard announce the be- trothal of their daughter, Frieda, to Bicur Cholera Juniors. Sir. and Mrs, Jacob H. Schakne and Nathan L. Fineberg, son of Mr. and son, Herbert, of Hazelwood avenue Mrs. Harry Fineberg of this city, for- merly of Alto...…
…ELfiVernon;/r.wisn ei Iztl v icu; months and with whom he had never HUSSEIN IS TO BREAK been thick, anyway. Joe expressed OFF AND TRY AGAIN Joseph Krauskopf is dead-but his wonderment. vision lives. The great constructive "Oh, I like to keep in touch with T. A.)-The Lon- LONDON.-(J. An Appreciation. idea to which he gave the best of him- all my good friends," explained Sam don Morning Post publishes a story self persists. It cannot die. Nay, ...…
…PAGE NINE lit6Ventorripus4 1torocul 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111 womacss amaismicvecoomm000maacsaaissmoo.ssvocsailax- su- eisiocook. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A Directory of High-Class Dealers Who Want Your Trade Practical Conveniences and Necessities For All Homebuilders. 5 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII...…
…jiieVerttorUEmsti(Ror ictia JULY 6, 1923 ATTTUDE OF RELIGIONS .[Digesting TOWARD ONE ANOTHER (Concluded from page 1.) Single Homm, Duplexes ■ nd Home Sites (Prom cab'. H .1 Prof. Boaz, the distinguished anthropologist of Columbia University, has been elected to corresponding membership in the Academy of Science in Vienna. The election is more noteworthy in view of the fact that the ma- jority of the membership is anti-Semetic. • • • • ...…
…Americo pith Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 LWISII HRONICL- Michigan's Only ne wish Newspaper Printed in English Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 - MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. XIII., NO, 19 Per Year, $3.00; Per DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1923 HADASSAH MEDICAL MAY 27 IS SET AS SPIRITED DEBATE Robert Cecil Advises UNIT FACES CRISIS ELECTION DAY FOR IN LORDS' HOUSE Jews To Heed Friends JEWISH CON...…
…E D/71411 t PAGE TWO so A MOuns m on, Detroit` 911 atten irmittircOops at .iopelle This ten piece dining room suite con- sists of a china cabinet, buffet, server, table, five dining chairs and one arm- chair, in genuine Walnut. This is the style which is now found in the best furnished homes. The large square table and the pan- eled-door cabinet combine the practi- cal with the beautiful in at rare'degree. and only $ lit RON !CIE BILLI...…
…A lifetiallf 5eurish Periodical Cater CLIFTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE THR1111 TittncT KOIT,AWISISoiRom Might This Mean S I ROM I HE t1tERS Knights of Judaea. miniature Seder features the program of the Knights o f Jud aea on Tuesday evening. Those participat- You will always find here the newest and worthiest fashions long before they become pop- ular! fitly ishm , . 6 0.11/1.”. :cfer A Passover social meeting was held ...…
…PAGE FOUR ritfil)ErRonlEwisn (A P.ON ICUS that Dr. Newman proposes to have established in this coudtry is one that will be supported by Jews just as certain Baptist and Methodist institutions of learning are supported by those, pip:cling denominations. MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION The problem at issue, however, is not quite the same with rules ( ictus us as it is with these others. In the first place, it is questionable Published Weeky...…
