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December 07, 1923 • Page Image 1

…A llteriCali AIWA Periodical Canker CLIPTON ATMS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 1923 . i t s II-RONICLE NEWSP APER PER l iT NEWSPA for All Jews Michiga n THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1923 DR. BERKSON SPEAKS AT FRIDAY SERVICES I l• il• ' tic ' • lid ate HOSTILITY AGAINST VOL. XV. NO. 2 • ItAli INTRUDERS AT Att dude of Brandes JEWISH "ALIENS" IS on , HEROES' MONUMENT T owards Natio...…

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…- — rim *mow, kw.eiRomICU3 PAGE TWO "Good Furniture lx .Vol Expensive" The Secretary Has Become One of the Needed Home Comforts C IIIS handsome piece has won words of praise and admiration from every customer to whom it has been shown. 111ade of combination mahogany by one (Jibe hest furniture factor- ies in the country, and by reason of a quantity purchase can he sold at a most 111011erate price. Id WILL BE SPEAKERS AT FELLOWSHIP MEE...…

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…A merica Awish Periodical eater annul - CLIFTON CINCINNATI 10, OHIO pl Evfaitogiptisit Club YIDDISH THEATER Young TO STAGE PLAY BY Judaea NOTED PLAYWRIGHT Special Holiday Prices FINE FURNITURE and House Furnishings Notes Kobrin's "How Women Love" Shed- ,,led for This Sunday Evening. CHANUKAH CONCERT Main Store—High at Hastings THIS SUNDAY NOON The Detroit Yiddish theater will "'low Women Love, " a drama present by Leon Kobrin, at...…

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…▪ //IL VETKORAWISR6IRC,41114 PAGE FOUR FORD DISQUALIFIED BY . the Democratic National Convention i dency. As Messrs. Murphy, Taggart RUSSIANS MUST ACCEPT ECONOMIC B OA (D REI ANTI-JEW PROPAGANDA next year, says a dispatch from z nd Brennan view the situaiton, Mr. NATIONALITY OF SOVIET PALESTINE IS GIVE has placed insurmountable ob- DEMOCRAT LEADERS SAY fr tn ec sh Lick, Ind., to the New York 1 lord stacles in the way of his nomination Chri...…

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…- A MCdealt 5avish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ARHUS • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIVE ffeVetRon, InIsrtalRoricti I 0.■ petroit Ahleettanil •1(1) FOR „Ls GIVEN REPORT ' 'rhe third ,nic Board evening, tior shoe. " than 0,, Robert Manufacturers of High Grade Chocolates and Bon Bons, Delicious Ice and Fruit Water Ices, Home Made Candies Cream t cl•graphel oing to th e (tom the gen. s4.11, Sir Alfred ha,ing fou n d o extend credit du...…

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…,l)eruorr,/ansn(iikoNicui PAGE SIX miseries upon the defenceless Jew of southeastern Europe. It may be stated with almost the exactness of a natural law that cleanliness is directly proportional to the wealth of a peo- ple, and there is no better proof of this than the American Jew MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION as contrasted with our co-religionists in these vermin-infested, Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. ...…

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…American 507. 511 Periodical Carter PAGE SEVEN Vt : Val:oaf/xis/I (A Ro k ROTHSCHILD ESTATE PLAN ORGANIZATION (> 1.51-1T5 IS 2 250 000 POUNDS OF JEWISH COLLEGE , 01AS . .•,,i,d, ap. • •ie pper turned and in bib ifs. to y!'',1 know , vainl y k to the isn't it?" mournfully re. id ui;,s going similes." comforted e the money closed after r because 1 had he money we st sw, as soon as well buy then I'll light extra One for renlied Isaac...…

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…/if E PAGE EIGHT Daum r /Ems,' (ARON ICLE r. rzeizarrmi ocial an arson a1 IN OUR NOW ON DISPLAY MANY "SALONS" ) All *owlet', Items and other local notes should be communicated to thi office of Tim Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in order to •ppeer in the current work's; Issue . Phone Glendale 0300, Society Editor. M•11 satires seas to be received not lam. than Wednesday. ; „ Ori,, r1 , 11714clis USSEK 1448 Woodward Av...…

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…A merithif yewish Periodical alder CLIFTON MMUS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE 'fits yiltorrAr,nffiator g 4_ ill'40 .441529VC ,"112 Orr 1 B.Sitai@ TOY . WOOD.AD ■ •• V \ DETROIT, MICHIGAN I "The Gift Exquisite" Luxurious New Negligees Lovely garments to de- light the hearts of women. Both the fanci- ful and the practical are here to meet every preference. Selections may be made with that assurance of quality and newness that is...…

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…rilEIATRO11;LeNtSit LAIWPOCLE PAGE TEN Maw ADOLPH HELD, HIAS ENVOY, COMING HOME Rare Books and _Fine Bindings for Christmas Giving WILL CELEBRATE THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY BERLIN (J. T. A.)—Adolph Held, European director of the Hebrew Im- migrant Aid Society of America, was tendered a farewell dinner by the di-, rectors of the United Emigration Committee and by the Jewish World Relief Conference. A testimonial in the form ...…

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…visterfram "4.1445di Periodical eater CLIFTON MMUS • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN TheDert_o_tx L EA TEMPLE THEATRE WEEK STARTING MONDAY, DEC. 10 B. F. KEITH'S Devoted to the Highest Standards of Vaudeville. Phone Main 8842 Twice Nay at 2:16 and 8:15 VERA GORDON (Sc CO. The Famous Jewish Screen and Dramatic Star! In Her New Comedy Drama Entitled "AMERICA" By Edgar Allen Woolf and William Siegel. As "Rebecca Iliemowaky," the Jewi...…

December 07, 1923 • Page Image 12

…ME Vertu in: /Emit (Amnia' DECEMBER 7, 1 two Jews could have built for them- ately Able had taken it murmured his professional messenger I. s ai r selves in their lifetime had they de- own "thank you," and departed. It hurried to his mysteriou •- ne voted themselves to the building of a was a bold stroke, which had to be joyfully to kindle his „• • • , Jewish colony in Palestine. Instead, determined on before the giver could' for Chanukah.—J...…

December 07, 1923 • Page Image 13

…A NClial/1 5cwislt Periorfical eater wrroN Amo' CINCINNATI 20, OHIO :R 7 , 1923 air, sad ;Ile, there ,:•,t light -its, 11- EbETROIT Chanukah Week AlNsT :ONGRESS Chanukah Week THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN point of DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1923 the:. t'or e much migrant." rte Jr ;thing lee VOL. XV. NO. 2 his c ; aiineol ob- and nothing I in tl:c slightest he Eoutly de- iti-i- "I ■ itist the Jews," eak ...…

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…'AGE TWO WHY NOT Let Us Solve Your Heating Problem We have the most Modern Equipped Yard in the Middle West. All Coal Automatically Screened in the Loading. We !bindle the Best Grades of Fuel Obtainable and Guarantee: Economy :: Service :: Satisfaction OUR PRICES ON QUALITY COAL • Per Ton 515.50 13.00 8.50 8.00 6.75 8.50 Large Egg Hard Coal Solvay Graded Furnace Coke Perfection Screened Lump Ideal Screened Egg Went Virginia Mine Run P...…

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…■.■ A lmeria'' 'apish Periodical Coder curvou ovum - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THREE /im peler, kinsn Pi R(174 in L • • • -------- a Commodes or • Caracalla tits. were not but seem a travesty on human nature of a people that had produced a Cato and a Seneca. At the same time that Rome was vainly striving to call a religion or By MORDECAI M. KAPLAN saonuml into bciiig, one was shaping final( the vast number of Rome's tial factor in th...…

December 07, 1923 • Page Image 16

…letb i leirm lmm tib uo m4 PAGE FOUR American Jewish Women's i Monument to Israel Detroit School i Mechanical Dentistry 1 MECHANICAL DENTISTRY i — 0 F TiTTWV.V.00000,000.000.011104A51- % Chanukah Greetings 11 1 Largest School of Its Kind in the Middle West. Is a Dignified Profession in Itself i "LEARN IT RIGHT WHILE LEARNING" Classes Day and Night Learn at Your Own Convenience .PHONE MAIN 7938 I 1 2210 WOODWARD AVE. iemo 0 AT THIS...…

December 07, 1923 • Page Image 17

…A merican Pith periodical Carter CLIFTON MMUS - CINCINNAII 30, OHIO PAGB ITV' WinVrraordimsti al RON Ku RUSSIAN BALLET TO BE SPECIAL FEATURE OF SAN CARLO OPERA CO. - - the higher sentiments. A person is We Make drawn more powerfully to the religion which unequivocally demands complete self-surrender of the group life, and which represents participation in that group life as an indispensable means to salvation, than to a religion which (Co...…

December 07, 1923 • Page Image 18

…ncrittigkiT n ORM ICIL PAGE BIZ THE MESSAGE OF THE MENORAH A Chanukah Idyll. Wishing You All a Joyous Chanukah HEBREW U NION COLLEGE Irs.ws ■ Imsesswans.‘.1.womoommimms ■ ws SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS 0 IA Chanukah Greetings By Rabbi Samuel Schulman. By THEODOR HERZL. NEW YORK.-1^or a number of r Deep in his soul he began to feel ed on the little candles with his chil- dren till at length his reflections e- years, the Reform congregations of...…

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…A merica lavish Periodical Colter CLIFTON AVINIJ1 • CINCINNA1110, OHIO PAGE SEVEN /it Lift:11611 i1K01 PALESTINE BACK-TO-LAND MOVEMENT - -- — By DR. JACOB ETTINGER, Head of the Agricultural Colonization Department of the Keren Hayesod in Palestine. FOR CHANUKAH — GIVE BONDS WOLVERINE BOND AND MORTGAGE CO MPANY e (The author of the following article M on of the hest recognised authoritieg on agri- In Pelo,tine. Ile ha. been idettli- cu...…

December 07, 1923 • Page Image 20

…ThEVergnrr,/Ewisp @A:0141CM . The Philosophy of the Pike ----- -- JEWS' RELIEF WORK IN RUSSIA NON - SECTARIA1 _ NEW YORK—(J. T. A.I .c on menting on Dr. Fridjhof Nai. , 11 .A r cent statement to the Jet: h Tel must." In honor of the festival, live fish graphic Agency on the nit , taris "We have already forgotten the were brought home. In a big, green character of Jewish re'• f woe James N. Rosenberg, vice , h. . man glass bowl filled with ...…

December 07, 1923 • Page Image 21

…A merica Prish periodical Carter CLIFTON ATENU1 • CINCINNATI 10, 01110 PAGE NINE rfiel)ErROIT,Ir,%istiffiRovICIA K IN TARIAN ewe, 0000 00eno0tHild ,,.. thrum ' work, 'man of ,t -tribu- Europe ,opean great Itussia t fact The in the 1,, nda ore of II ,,, eetar- an ,, ; by the d I d: do per- pei of thin ration, ..f Col. W. id a.m. To trodoig, in- etc., 00,000, D. C. iI.ni 'cow, for rind that in lio.i...toan o f d !to in the it, I ante,...…

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…IS11 0:IRON I CLE PAGh TEN CHANUKAH GREETINGS! THE PALESTINE THAT WAS AND THE PALESTINE THAT IS NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL INCREASES PRODUCTION CHANUKAH GREETINGS IN BREEDING OF CORN The students of the National Farm School have been particularly active we extend our sincerest wishes for • Joyous Chanukah 1. ow during the last month studying the Friends and Pateona. new methods of corn harvesting with machinery. This feature of their , work h...…

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…A merican ,swish periodical Center CLIFTON AVINUI • cmcnoun 20, OHIO picncricortinasnffiRoria4 which sooner or later, bursts forth in- to a bright, luminous flame." And as he was saying this he was conscious that it was more than the Jewish spark that was lighting the 24 Hours Each Day, 365 Days Each Year at Your Service A Story of Jew and Gentile. darkness for him—it was something he felt but could not give utterance SINCE 1885 By ELBERT...…

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…• zo rr PAGE TWEI .VE (ARON ICL cause of the free loan societies and I Provident Loan associations, founded by the immigrant Russian Jew. In every state, save perhaps Nevada, we Abstract of Address Delivered Before Faculty end Students of Pacific find Jewish farmers and thus we oh- School of Religion at Oakland, C•I., Oct. 26. serve the wonderful phenomenon of a people divorced from the land for well By RABBI RUDOLPH I. COFFEE. nigh 20 cen...…

September 07, 1923 • Page Image 1

…A merkamPwiskPeriaticaleatter CLI/TON AMU* • CINCINNATI 30, MO RRONICL 1- 14ETROIT Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English Telephone GLENDALE _ 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1923 VOL. XIV. No. 15. JEWISH PUBLISHER Attach Ford Money CLAIMS IMMIGRANTS In Bernstein's Suit ARE ASSET TO U. S. aHMMOMMMMMMMMMMMEMMEMMMWMWMEMOMMMMRME MMMMMMMN4 Rosh Ha-Shanah D(a(i:obm oriiti...…

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…i'AGE TWO TREVETKOrf; 187838.WW18 FE WNW mor Emir mirror Ir r& /L, w Twv, CAROMIGLI: GOTFREDSON TRUCK SUCCESS GROWING Brother and Sister "Good Furniture Is Not Expensite" Li The Cotfredson Truck corporation, which opened up its American fac- tories in Detroit about six months ago, is meeting with gratifying success. Sales in the Detroit territory are growing steadily and Gotfredson trucks are now numbered among many of the better kno...…

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…ETRO I 0111111 1 11110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111112 New Years Greetings to all our friends . == Sincere& Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllhlllllllllllllllllllli MILLER BROS. Groceries, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, Fish and Poultry THE PL...…

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…ELEI)entotawisnel RON ICU; those who did not come within their select circle. litEDurRorrjEvasitetRoxicm to frighten This condition was, however, only temporary. Sanity and gruesome methods to impress their own deluded followers and igCSlilR MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION clarity are sure to return, after the most insane and chaotic periods. And with the return of sanity and clarity of vision the Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronic...…

September 07, 1923 • Page Image 5

…America Yewisk Periodical eater CLIFTON Amo( • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO Tit PrntonjErnsn am+ icg rw.s ■ li.m.aewaraleuelwiewavmsumwswasmovenviawasms.vimvw•••••si rrs iSCATY69-Fiv i I By Chas. H. Jeseeb.1 Looks as if it is being turned into • What's the country coming to? mining camp. Hooded men are running amuck and settine themselves up as the censors of the lives of their fellow citizens. Georgia, as usual, takes the black ribbon. If som...…

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…PAGE SIX HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Councilman Supplementary services for the Holy Days will be held in the Temple chapel simultaneously with the serv- ices in the main Temple. Those at- tending these services will use the Gladstone avenue entrance. I'ersons desiring to participate in the Supple- mentary Services should send in their requests without delay to the com- mittee. ■ 1•11•41.611111•041M11.0 .6•1111-04111111 ■ 041111•111411RID...…

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…AmterkaN Jewish Periodical eater CLIPTON AVARUA • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 PAGE SEVEN Tiff.figrsonlmssithsomaz ..... ... Dainty Little Miss ... Children Chani,ie The topics of Rabbi A. M. Hersh- man's sermons, to he delivered at the Shaarey Zedek on Rosh Ila-Shanah and Yom Kippur, are announced as follows: Tuesday morning, first day of Rosh Ila-Shanah, "Looking Upward;" Wed- nesday morning, second day of Rosh Ila-Shionah, "Looking Forward;...…

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…e ttericim frwisk Periaaeal Cater CLIPTON AVINUL - CINCINNATI 20, MO PAGE NINE 71161LETROfr ILIVISHOIRONICLE "JEWISH REPUBLIC" FAVORED IN RUSSIA TIME WILL NOT TELL New Year Greetings The followi ng Greetings reached The Chronicle office too late for classification. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin B. Beher 2210 Pingi•e best wishes tO their rel atives and friends the Extend for a Happy and Prosperous N ew Year. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Greenberg 289 F...…

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…PAGIS TEN Tit C I)ETILOIT, f/AI I Nit MIZONICI • ,act att ersonal ( /.9., LC. 11;4 o rroitooit :1 to ‘,:i,g „0' N .J., on,' c„„1„,u,,., of out . N alIptj and C .P.rovelott.) 91 ew Cbeai VAN RENNSELAER 202 Fisher Arcade . . . t R X. SAogrOr(9 ? J 1448 Woodward Avenue Autumn Styles By I. Miller As the sun baked leaves already hint of the golden colors soon to conic, so the Autumn models at the I. Miller Shops prelude the St...…

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…PAGE ELEVEN ei)LiRorripasst OROMICLD College Girls Boudoir Robes For Cool Mornings and Evenings Think of the study hours spent in your room wrapped warm and snugly in a warm robe. Cordu- roy Robes in loose, kimono style, in one's favorite color. Trimmed or plain — $7.50 up. Breakfast Robes of taffeta, or crepe de eltine, dainty, lacy affairs, $10 to $25. Quilted silk robes from Japan; lined with lambs' wool; light pastel shades...…

September 07, 1923 • Page Image 11

…7#e Prrizon; fr,WIS/1(11 RUNIC LE PAGE TWELVE Digesting Best Wishes (Concluded from Editorial page.) for a the advantage of Jewry everywhere. A good beginning has been made. American Jews are beginning to real- ize the importance of building inure schools and colleges, of creating an atmosphere for Jewish learning. America, which has for eight years fed war-suffering European Jewry, must now, with the leadership it has won in world Jewis...…

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…Alittricam Awisk Periodical Cotter CLIFTON /MINIM • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO 11- EbETROIVEWISII 11-1ZONICIA 5684 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. XIV. No. 15. Section Two DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1923 TWO SKETCHES The only sound audible was the quiet The doctor's hand was laid confides; wailing of the nine brothers who tinily on the other's shoulder. "I had mourned throne that escaped. forgotten that I was a Jew. Toni...…

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…THED E TKO IT IEW151161ROXIQE PAGE TWO The Widow's Plight Start the New Year Right by Going to the l/ V l. By I. L. PERETZ I II 1 Two women are walking on the , outskirts of the town; one tall and 1! strong, with angry eyes and heavy, I resounding steps, the other thin, pale, ;;, small, with bowed head. t ' "Whither lost thou lead me, Ilan- il ; nab?" asked the second. • ;' "Wait, just a few steps more— see! To the hill." "Wherefore?"...…

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…Maim, faith Pahillt. PAGE THREE NEN-mon. fin.%n PIRO/flax RABBI WISDOM SEASON'S GREETINGS BY MARTIN BUBER WOLVERINE BOND AND MORTGAGE COMPANY (Front the rester-Lloyd, German 14043 Woodward Avenue, Highland Park, Michigan The following parables, which have !Weil 111111111A 110W11 among the Jews for OFF ICERS ARTHUR E. SUTPHIN. President ,E..,CLEENE CII.Ht..1 Hungarian Daily.) Uellerati011S, are taken 1E11111 a rcillr• ti111 Of lie...…

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…PAGE FOUR &Demos; /Ewlmi OEM ICLE ROSH HA-SHANAH IN LITERATURE AND LEGEND A Happy New Year By DR. S. N. DEINARD Brede & Schroeter DECORATORS Specialists in correct decoration and home furnishings. Our staff, compe- tent through talent and experience, Brill talk over your problems with you and furnish estimates. 80 W. Canfield Glendale 8501 Highland Park Creamery Co. (INCORPORATED) 13739 Woodward Avenue te. Milk, Cream Buttermilk...…

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…A VIS* Pendia Carter CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 30, OM WE AND EGYPT SELECTED SECURITIES Securities That Are "Attractive" Are Not Necessarily "Safe" Seeking too high yield often makes a "SPECULATION" out of a transaction that was intended as an "INVEST- MENT." This house has the FACILITIES, KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE nec- essary to properly investigate and select securities that are "SAFE" as well as "M ARKETABLE." TAX EXEMPT Municipal an...…

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…7iir;7arzony WISIIAROMICIL EARLY REFORM MOVEMENT LEADERS ASSOCIATED WITH ISAAC M. WISE GREETINGS OF THE SEASON By JOSEPH LEISER N'iowing it from the security of es- Nicholas I, proposed to introduce in tablished institutions, it may not occur the great Russian empire. to the generation now growing into As Russian official, Lillienthal maturity in our reform temples that visited the large Jewish settlements the introduction of Reform Judai...…

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…America Path Periodical Caries CLIYTON AVIN01 - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEVEN TiftVernortfinsa64Romael A Happy and Prosperous New Year to All My Jewish Friends The Jewish Method Of Slaughtering By DR. ISRAEL FELDMAN, Demonstrator of Physiology; London Hospital Medical College. HEART OF THE JEW By ANNA FRADA Through sanguinary hate's relentless heart, Through inquisition's baleful art, The Jew, on low or high behest (From North, Sout...…

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…DaRonikwisn &wine CAKES AND CUPID ticular cakes—he had a feeling th in the bargain store lurked danger his equanimity, not to mention h i By F. W. SWEET pocketbook. Aaron Hirsch passed down the mid- to—to look fine, on account of hi s ' But the three long days broug h about strange things. dle aisle of the World's Emporium, daughter." His mind was a moving-pictu turned three counters, and right-an- "0-oh!" exclaimed the clerk, he I. , whirl ...…

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…ff ewish Periodical eater CLIFTON ARNIM • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE lilLY)triton;Awisn et RON Ica, In the Eyes of a Jew Jew," the peddler surprised himself into an eloquence that fell upon appre- ciative ears. His eyes shone with an ardent almost fierce brilliancy as he looked at the woman for the effect of By BESS HOROWITZ „,„,. his words. "I'm glad you came. Something The tiny ribbon of sunlight that at fiergetful of his mission and...…

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…i)grItort: //:wish (A RON tall PAGE TEN Three Who Never Stole in his ears day and night, he will sure- ly lose his reason. By HANNAH BERMAN • The war had been raging more than •a year, Jews had been driven out of !other Lithuanian tillages menthe and months before we were driven out of our village. And then we were thrown out in the true, orthodox style- -just told to go at once, and huddled into a I rain which went and went. air was thic...…

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…America/I arisk Periodical liter (' CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN 7i1E'firmor1; /riusritilia)N Elmer II. Christie, President W. T, Greenwood, Secretary Beryl Saves His Face A. R. Campbell, Vice-President He could not imagine his absence be- By HARRY HILLEL BERNSTEIN David Oppenheim, Treasurer The most interesting institution of was not designated toastmaster of the the East Side was tottering. banquet to be held ...…

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…PAGE TWELVE PIEDE:TROtTIEWISNOIRONICLE GERMAN TERRORIST TO DIE FOR PAL'S MURDER MUNICH.—(J. T. A.)—The Peo- ples Court here imposed the death sentence upon the young nationalist Zwengauer, who was tried and found guilty of the murder of Baur, a young student. The murderer, according to evi- dence, was a member of a terrorist gang led by Ruge, a notorious anti- Semite. At a meeting on Feb. 13, Ruge exhorted the 80 members pres- ent to make ...…

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…A merica A:ask Periodical Coder CLIFTON anmua - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PEDerizorricitsnalwmci4 The Studios Mary Mace Underwood Art Dancing 301 Westminster Avenue located in • beautiful residential dle- to thoge who .py r.- Irkt. ehiat Often , . iven, highest <laze Instr- , uty• ns grace •nd beaecialited. tehnique. tioa' entlChtldren'e Haagen op In the latest New York Pri.•te l esson elan ree a opecialty. Hata: hrantattc Art—Health and Self ...…

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….115110IRCIPICIC PtELILTKOITJ/1 PAGE FOURTEEN ■ "Children Of Men" When the store was opened for busi- ness, David Lefkowitz proved to his Lefkowitz grew, the children of Old admirers that pomp and ornamenta- Yosel and David Lefkowitz were tion were nut out of place on Riving- thrown together; and from this as- ton Street. If the large electrical sign cannot do it by being close-fisted." As the establishment of Shapiro and By R. PHILIP RO...…

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…PAGE FIFTEEN TitEpEnton;hAtisit 611(014M Where o'er her needle bent his weary And found therein what had been hid • before, years old I could climb a ladder and wife A wisdom sage paint like my boss. Once I fell down By the lamp's dim glow. That made his life far richer, and and broke a foot. I couldn't work for "Art ill? Why else thy study o'er so more sweet; a long time. When 1 got well I de- noon? By PROFESSOR CARL RATHJENS Ile humbly the...…

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