…A merican Auf ish Perla&Cal Center fa' OK 4400 31. 4297 ar. 7100 at Ittin in. 1177 on 0707 ler 3132 LS curios avisUa ateetatabm 20, onto HO L T A ED LEIPL ETROIT LWISR. 11-RONICLE Ali Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN THE ONLY DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1826 NE7 A 1-0-4-0 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy,' 10 Cents (Class Named for Him to ) LARGE DELEGATIONS HERBERT PARZEN ' FITTING...…
…St IIII RTI9entorrip wit CANICUI PAGE TWO C. C. Radio Stores Co. A p ic , • . n In The n s lad Ste ER ensm ooTilui 11011S6S46 -Opp CASs HE OPENING of this store marks the realization of an ideal. We have always been aiming to operate "Detroit's Finest Radio Store." It is only through the continued confidence and patronage of those we have been privileged to serve, that we are now able to carry out our plans. So, on the occasion of ...…
…Americo ffewisk Periodical eater CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE ItPentotrjarisn di Lao lux, V_ I Dodge Brothers Special Touring Car I as he had won matches from Kynston he was hailed as a sure champion. Naturally the boy believed it and imagined he was already on top. When Doeg beat him for the junior title and Johnson trimmest him in their last match Seligson began to realize that there was something left for him to Icarus. Su...…
…IEfrfROgfEWISitaIROMICLE R_ PAGE FOUR JUDGE WM. M. LEWIS ELECTED NATIONAL U. P. A. CHAIRMAN YIDDISH PLAYERS episodes of the world war, and will easily repay it second or even third MEET WITH SUCCESS reviewing. Performances Are Given Week-End. Orchestra Hall is again resounding to the rehearsals of the Detroit Sym- Mille Cads Corson, first American ■ at Majestic Theater. she will appear. Others billed: Wil- phony, and Conductor Gabrilowitsch...…
…A nwriauticia Perio&caleafter CLIFTON MMUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO RON EIVISi Jentorr ldiC JEWISH FINANCES TO MAKE JORDAN RIVER PRODUCTIVE ON STAFF OF DETROIT LIFE INSURANCE CO. Y . W . H. NOTES in and because it Is such HOW TO BREAK INTO THE trying to get extremely hard work, but I would nev- MOVIES er discourage talent. However, tal- ent won't he discouraged anyhow. Be- fore attempting a picture career. even By Clifford Robertson, befo...…
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…A merican 'elvish Periodical Center CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ii iIE;i)f.T —. 1%1'60/1 j Qlfp `r, ______. GIAS . isk c.) 0 S E P 1+,— Three Great Jews Endorse i Colonization (Continued from last page.) Rom, Awisn (ri guy ILLS IN CITY ON BEHALF CONSUMPTES RELIEF IV OF Mrs. Frances Heflin, field secretary of the Jewish Consumptives Relief Society, is in Detroit un her annual blood of religious battles, and cressed the wide ,...…
…7iiiiikettongansnalltotocits PAGE EIGHT Come to Hudson's Most Remarkable Selling of Mr. and Mrs. Iver Kahn of 1923 West Euclid avenue are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, Edmond Leon, on Oct. 1. I Now Showing dental Rugs Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Seidenberg, Jr. (Marian Yalomstein) announce the birth of a daughter, Betty Ann, on Sept. 30. Now in Progress A Wealth of The Ladies Auxiliary of Shaarey Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gottl...…
…)2 A merica faith Cadet amen ♦ oopee • tnemenen 1. 1 IMO PAGE NINE OL-ritordixisti r. °Cita "and ce: 93sonal • Finer Furs II. Siegel Co. enjoys an enviable reputation for furs of dependable quality and exclusive fashion. Our collection this year is worthy of the highest praise, fea- turing every smart fur . and every Paris-decreed fashion. i; 5 $275 to $3500 13. Ave rkthnwae,f+l • IEGEL @ EC.Rwl9.040... • STATE was or OTIIIJI...…
…0.0)Ento nimmaittonne '11 PAGE TEN crease over the same month of tile pre- of Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal, 300 vious year. The three months that Unpaid Convict Labor in the United Benjamin Diamond, harmonica; Ar - Poole Hazorah treasury. All mem- home beta and their friends are invited to East Hancock avenue, Wednesday were exceptions were months when The thur Scherr, vocalist; Jack Wald, States Should Be Abolished." attend. Announcement was also ...…
…A merica Pa l ish Periodical Carter CLIFTON ARNIM • CINCINNATI 20, MO PAGE tEsPerRordensittaRor 4 iqb FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room MAX JOINS SUPERIOR CHEVROLET COMPANY for one or two gentlemen. 2014 HEBREW TEACHER-Young man IS NOW AFFILIATED WITH OLD LINE LIFE Blaine, Apt. 5. Private family. well acquainted with the Jewish An announcement of interest in References exchanged. Phone Eu- religion and Hebrew literature will : automobile circ...…
…OCTOBER 8, 1926 - - ;.9t I icurri gyun u_i lux% wily •. v .IEWISH INSTITUTE BEGINS FIFTH YEAR I osaso•Pseastosararawsowsps.os Baxter Against Bowles. .........., armplr N rtli El Nott, — Rodney Baxter, assistant proftecut- . ing attorney and a candidate for one (Continued from oz.'s! one.s rry S. Lewis, Dr. Sidney E. Gold.'of the judgesaips in the Recorder's 'H •1- stein, Dr. Isaac B. Berkson, Dr. Na- Court, is the only one of ill test...…
…A merica Apish Periodical &ter CLIFTON MINUS • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 1926 All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS bETROIT r . !IRON THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926 VOL XIX• NO. 7 JULIUS DEUTELBAUM INSTALLED AS HEAD OF DETROIT LODGE ill Lecture For Men's Club Tuesday Jewish Artists Win Scarab Club Prizes, Four Prizes of Seven Given Cashwan, Rader, Gur- vitch, Steiner. Se...…
…iitER_ErRon;Ansillstua PAGE TWO I To Address Temple Sisterho - d Monday Purchase New Building. 0 Our Annual January Clearance Sale of Books Announcement has been made by Samuel Goldman, president of Gold- man & Ullian, civil engineers and CCIiilbtrit's Tamer O II 3,000 volumes of good fiction, all new, fresh stock, books pub- Deliver More Trucks. Past year shipments by Grails: Brothers, motor truck manufacturer now a unit of Dodg...…
…PAGE TREES Fr:nun:km ft.w si Rai ILIA cks. `graternal r Graham ufacturers, titers, Inc., Nov, 30 , compared period last se of more an months' s in excess according v the Corn- Institute Players. The following officers were elected at the meeting held last Sunday af- ternoon by the Institute Players at 89 Rowena street: Irvin Klar, prem. t t• Martha Lipsitz, vice-president; Louis Weisenfeld, recording secre- tary; Celia Borocoff, correspo...…
…6 8!t,.jarndurEdilVISH(ARcomaa PAGE FOUR The community subscribed the nec- Part of the sinking fund was used sub- persons giving more than $500 to charities, whether as personal ell, essary $5,000 and the Hannah Schloss sequently for improvements. or as memorials. This practice tns , a The late Henry A. Krolik furnished Memorial Building was erected in 1903 had to be stopped as so many lai r . • Appointments to fill four newly cre- monetary...…
…- A merico loath periodical Cato CLIFTON • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIVE Timf)rmorrionsnaiRoxian erearethe by Is. I !nee:- he up_ sroors turned rted liv of hii s was an work as ▪ thlIS fir the :o keep r years less un- r A with Babette hed by Sorb of library tcessful eplaced ouch of hen the Siegel 1 gym- t of the dies. al en in I Build- hich to- Jewish before one of 'as the wry one tr for a al train- :we, was Jewish e public rtments. st...…
…ntrROn;kwiSn a i ,< ZteZgi ,a,....N..vizz*eZZ<Z 5sCgigOsersUer,M .411, ye.A.- , I 1 1,t, . KM ICUs L. 14, ,,,-,r grit' • Congressman Albert Johnson are determined to jam this legislation through Congress and now the Presi- dent lends support to the scheme by hinting that it may Published Weekly by The Jewish Chreakle Publishing Ca, Inc. become necessary if too many enter illegally. We have By DR. M. ROBINSON Joseph J. Cummins, Preside...…
…viscricair Pak:Zeal Carter CLIFTON AMU/ - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 7 :fr9trrR011; Olaf (ARON oif5i-145 o - H-. J0sEPH- By Chu. IL Jem ■ 10 M. L. Schiff Gives I t armpit Nett? El $5,000 To Council Nat's Jewish Women Plan Expansion Program for Next Eigh- teen Months. 2111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i1111111111111111111111111111111110111111111111111111111111 111111111111111 MMOMM111111111111112 ink and rag ink it inn...…
…McVergorrfrwisit(A RON I Ci PAGE EIGHT I • .‘ ACTIVELY INTERESTED IN BRIDGE ON JAN. 10 Obt _ Qrsona Annual "Priced-Down" Clearance ,The J. L. HUDSON CO. Miss Tibbie Chimovitz is actively interested in the Athena Girls' bridge Printed Silks - o f - Fashion's Cho'ce for Southern and Spring Wear Men's Fine Hats INCLUDING The Famous Disney Hats Beavers-Velours-Smooth Finish NOW ALL $12.00 and $15.00 HATS - 6 8.65 - $6.45 - -...…
…ff ewish Periodical Cotter CUTTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NMI PLTIWITJEWDB CARON ICLE PATRONESSS FOR OLD FOLKS' BALL JAN. 14 ). Newest —for A( t1. 1. 110011 and Sports IhtlICe and Errld11/18 Everything New, Charming, that has been Stamped with the Approval of Paris, of Biarritz, Will Ire Found in the Splendid Selections Featured by B. Siegel Company. Feature Displays at e, 8 75 cadia on Thursday. • —for Southern kexort...…
…PAGE TEN ALEY)LiRotr,kwisit WELFARE CENTERS WILL APPEAR JAN 18 AT ORCHESTRA HALL Mandolin Orchestra: The Jewish Workers Welfare Club recently organized a mandolin orches- tra which meets every Sunday after- noon at 2 o'clock at the Jewish Wel- fare Center, District Nu. 1, 579 East Philadelphia avenue. The members, who have been meeting for several weeks, are showing great promise in their work and hope to give Public performances in the ne...…
…A ll/dealt fforisk Periodical Carter CAMON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 PAGE ELEVEN Thl ikritorrjEwisti ei HON ICIZ Vii•niWIEWMIWM, king of the Jews. Moreover, the set- mulgated the theory that Jesus was a of Jesus or of his deity or of the va- Ling up of a new sect in his name myth and that other non-Jews in lidity of the superclaims which some was the work of his disciples, of which other countries did the same. of his followers have m...…
…• • JANUARY 8, 192 Vifilieriturymdsit (it RON ItIE ' 1 "Aloma" Closes on Jan. 18. "Atoms of the South Seas," that col- orful melodrama at the Garrick Thea- ter, ends its fourth, and last week on Saturday Jan. 16. This melodrama, drenched in atmosphere and local col- or of the South Seas, has been remark- ably succesful here. It has played to capacity houses at every performance. No story of "Aloma of the South Seas" would be complete wit...…
