…•• r)9 Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English is HrEbE TRO IT AEWISR it RON IC Telephone GLENDALE 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. XII. NO. 3 PALESTINE MOVIES IMPORTANT ZIONIST EDUCATION FEATURE DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1922 AUSTRALIA WILL NOT PROHIBIT IMMIGRATION FROM THE UKRAINE ELBOURNE C. B., by Mail) - The Australian Jewish Herald pub- fishes un interview accorded its re esentative by the ...…
…bistiORONICLE k_ fElk_TRon;Er PAGE TWO MEXICO GRANTS CONCESSIONS TO COLONISTS; FREE RAILROAD FARE (Concluded from Page One) public and if he comes on his own ac- count or on account of another person or society who have previously obtain- ed immigration authorization. "7. As soon as the Mexican Consul shall have taken note of the certificate and the passport of the prospective colonist and after investigation he finds the person to be undes...…
…TIEDsnolr,Altun et HON KM Fashion's Smartest Whims A Tiny Gold Vanity Case Very. ierc new and exceedingly. compact. Csintains a lip-stick, eye- I.TMV pencil, vanity mirror, per- fume bottle and powder-puff. The pr ce is Vd. Neckbands New and Original Designs. Black velvet combined with black enamel place studded with rhinestones and $6 to 52:: Bandeaux for the Hair A very lira ,tylv o ti ective and stunningly smart. Fashioned of rhi...…
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…PAGE FIVE, ritefirrnorzlzwittlikorome SANDERS TO ASSUME DUTIES AS GENERAL MANAGER OF D-A-C I "graternat anb Cub 'Notcs W. J. Doughty, president and gen- Sisterhood Em•nuel. eral manager of the Detroit Air Cooled Car Company, makers of the The Sisterhood of Congregation 32 horsepower, twin-three D-A-C, Emanuel announces a change in the makes the announcement that ar- date of their card party to Wednes- rangements have been perfected with d...…
…PAGE SIX a 02__ 41aL TRELETRDIVEMSRR list of the leading people of the community the very first week coming here. ORON 1 CIE of their TIFIE*FROITJEWISft Now this statement a bit exaggerated of course. points to a Pill! Our real condition that ought to be faced rather frankly. There is Contemporarie5 no question but that every effort ought to be made by the Jew- Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Ish community of...…
…old/1qm ItlbsCollit;d5"1 -11 ' ) 1:11(' GIAS. JOSEP1÷ - By Chg.. H. Joseph.) (Copywright, 1921. We live to learn. Out in Little Rock, Arkansas, some folks have discovered things about the Jews and shout Jesus that I confess I never knew. But inasmuch as the information is contained in the weekly bulletin of the Young Women's Christian Association, its authenticity surely cannot be questioned. One is astonished at the lack of under- stand...…
…nicP:raon;frritsa PAGE EIGHT f RON ICLE *00000001100004744761009440000s70 -000-0470.00****-0 *OnOtran acia1:- 'an Qrsonal All Society items and other local notes should he communicated to the office of the Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in order to appear In the cu rrrrr week's Issue. Phone Glendale 8326, Society Editor. Mail notices so as to be received not later than Wednesday. BICUR CHOLEM AFFAIR PROVES GREAT SUCCESS Hele...…
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…E l iktROD; b,W1SflaiROIXICI,C PAGE TEN GRAFT CHARGE LAID TO EMIGRATION COMMITTEE Phone Main 3462 for Reliable WARSAW.—(J. C. 11.)—Following the refusal of the Jewish Workmen's Emigration Committee to have a commission appointed to investigate charges of graft made by the Yiddish immigration weekly, The Emigrant, representatives of all emigration or- ganizations have decided to sever re- lations with the Workmen's Commit- tee. The decision...…
…EI Ti1GDLTROIT LLISit el RON ICU: NEW D-A-C TWIN THREE CAR DEPUTY DEFENDING SAYS CHIROPRACTIC JEWS IS SUSPENDED ADJUSTMENTS ARE A FROM KOVNO SEJM PUBLIC NECESSITY PAGE ELEVEN • --- - - ambition to visit Palestine, which is m w so accessible, even as the classical student goes to Greece or Italy. Also the laymen who possess • profound if not a technical interest in research can be assured that they will find the agencies in that country pl...…
…Ttin*Titon;kwisnO HON ICLE PAGE TWELVE JUNE 9, 1922 The number of Chaluzim admitted to Palestine in the first quarter of • 1922 reached 2,452, according to figures published in Jerusalem. • • • • A group of Jewish students and their teachers have bought a tract of 150 dunams of land near Jerusalem for the purpose of settling on it and becoming independent farmers. • • • • The new railroad between Petach-Tikvah and Jaffa is now in operatio...…
