…4 All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS IfEkTROIT AEWISIf HRONICL - [ I TELEPHONE—a CADILLAC •I 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETRO! f, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1926. VOL. XXX. NO. 6. Vice-President ) ATTACK BY ZIONIST LEADERS CAUSES 1 MIGRATION • CONGRESS (Chosen President SEVEN AND HALF MILLION DOLLARS ARE I Re-Elected Lodge ) of Bn'ai B B'rith Lodge of B'nai JOI...…
…PAGE TWO rnsPsntorrimsnffiRordar, I OPEN DENTAL OFFICES uneasy, apologetic and constantly try SEATTLE RABBI WAS children have left for Grayling, hitch., the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. justify our existence by presenting they will 5 spend the summer Hirschfield. AT 805 STROH BUILDING to VISITOR IN THE CITY where ancient claims to a place in the sun; months. • (Ellithen1 0 (gortter MY JEWISH CHILDREN I ilization; purpose, beauty and a vas ...…
…A merica ffewish periodical Ceder CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 avCI)E114:101TIEWISACRROCICIZ IS A DODGE PROTHER.5 SEDAN S No Handling Charges Plus Government Tax 0 People are surprised to learn that this beautiful and sturdy car now sells for $895. They have heard so much about its exceptional value that they are under the impression it sells for a higher price. Moreover, the Sedan possesses all the roominess and char- acter ...…
…FIEPErROrrIEWISNffiRONICLB skt, • NS. rill` V. rein'- , 11I. earr &:. , eY9t, 'NA, re — A"c PEDEFROITI/EWISII efRONICLIII TIM RIVISN PROMO IM 11111.01.111 Published Mainly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co, lac. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor JACOB H. SCIIAKNE, General Manager Interest a. imised.class matter bliirch 3, 1918. at the Postollice at Niel, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Detroit, General Offices...…
…incfirritorr !WISH (Meoxictis ZIONIST ATTACK CAUSES J. D. C. TO BREAK SILENCE of Jewry, however numerous and how- ever destitute, must be left to perish. \S hile the Joint Distribution ( onumt• tee has provided and is continuing to • supply real money for Palestine, in its OW11 way and through its on agen• 'Continued from did anything for page them. one.) AVe were cies, it is unregenerate enough to be- lieve that even the hardy agrecultue• —...…
…---111 .81111 PAGE SIX V. liir.,)rraorr /1117 son ARON I CI illarriagro Now in Progress at Hudson's BERKOVITZ—JACOBSON. Featuring a Sale of Summer Glassware Starting Wednesday morning next we will offer a special grouping of glassware at mark- ed reduflions from regular prices. This sale will be well worth taking advantage of. Also a Clearance of China and Glassware at One-third and One-half Off Regular Prices. rj Ind 6. (Ira n TO( v...…
…PAGE SEVEN H EBREW sof (0),._ .,.r. _.,t; \. et= trims= 1Don ='''Y — - N. F. BEAUTY CONTEST TO BE GALA AFFAIR Everything is in readiness for the A number of Oudents of the United carnival and beauty contest to be Hebrew Schools were among the held at Rochester Park on July 25. Now In Progress July Sale of Quality Furs Now Is the Time to Select Your Furs for Choice of the Season's Best Pelts —and Prices That Ale Considerably Below Thos...…
…Evaitor 1; in, bit (Alan KA PAGE EIGHT 4 raternai anb (11.1ub Votes Theta Mu Gamma Sorority. On Wednesday, June 30, Miss Sally Shaniak entertained members of the Theta Mu Gamma Sorority. Election of officers took place with the fol- lowing results: Miss Ann Saneson, president; Miss Jeanne Stone, sec- retary, and Miss Sylvia Lesser, treas- urer. Plans were completed for a dinner-dance to be held on July 11, at the summer home of Miss May Al...…
…• ?AGE NMI 11131)LitarrVEnishintax‘icur, — — A VVIC YY _ eMNVIAANN:Vei%%ilt.WOMSA.WANWW 00* 0 s***+:1400000000000**00(X1**********0-4-00000-0-0-1:1-0 bath and the dietary laws, as much God and they do not. I say, they have 0 ZACKHEIM SURVEYS as ossible, and the belief in a Jew- or A& their birthright for too small al MU SIC future—not a missionary future pt* ice. This is not what we have sac- • • JEWISH QUESTIONS ish —bet a future in Palest...…
…JULY 9, 1926. rfiLlifaiton;fi,%isit(iiitaviciz TION CONGRESS DISCUSSES PROBLEMS MIGRA ,01,00tJe,wma: twootuhied mount of $300,000 000 which !MIGRA rndinTetrotint(h.,161;56, ' te ' a be raised and invesdwithin ' !ai rneil, I tc( mates, 25,000 are settled on the land. the next Ill Years with a view to en- abling the creation of a Jewish ma- ' is an unhealthy proportion ." (Continued From Page One.) I jority in Palestine within that period, Th...…
…11, A mericam PaloSeal Cotter CLIFTON AVENVI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 1 THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL VIII. NO. 6. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY JULY 9, 1920. CENTRAL CONFERENCE OF AMERICAN RABBIS RE -ELECT DR, LEO M, FRANKLIN, PRESIDENT HEADS INTERNATIONAL ZIONISTS 125 Jewish Leaders Attend Thirty-first Convention at Rochester, June 29 to July 6; Duty to Rehabilitate Pal- estine Emphasized, Disagree w...…
…141111110.10111111.1. raf eAGE TWO THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE An Early Sale of Quality Fur Wraps rat-an i rsolutt Do You Live North Of The Boulevard If So, Visit Our $250 to $4500 All Society Item, and other local notes should he communicated to the office of the Chronicle by 5 o'ninek each Wedneeday afternoon In larder to appear In the current week's Issue. Phone Cherry 3.151 ol Petty Editor. Stall notices so as to be received not...…
…A titerfram frwish Perio&al Cuter CLIFTON AYINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE THREE Charming June Bride During July and August This Store Will Close at 5 P. M. Daily Rabbi and Mrs. Samuel S. Mayer berg returned to the city Wednesday. July S. after an extensive automobile tour through the South and East. Their itinerary included South Caro• lima, where they visited with their parents, Rabbi and Mrs. J. 1. Maye...…
…■ _,,.....:.__.,___ . 0•75 :_. ••• _ . 111111.11111111111111Lo:u1:.... :L. enantioatidndowoci..- — . = THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE FOUR GREAT BRITAIN'S BURDEN IN PALESTINE 1 /1FMN alavott.tir...e - BY DR. MAX NORDAU. Robinson-Cohen Co, There are public men in England But the British Empire will not sim- who look with misgivings at the Man- ply annex and retain this prize of its date over l'alestine which England victory, as ...…
…Amerieam &flax! eater CLIFTON AVINUS - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE FIVE "HE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE time been representative. This might hase been so had we had spe- cial nights set aide for the perform- ance of symphonies, operatic pot- pourr i s, overtures, etc., or reserved fur the compositions of \Vaguer, or tirieg, or Tschaikowski. As it was, the programs were as heterogeneous as the audiences: under which condi- tions applause, no mat...…
…• PAGE SIX THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co.. Inc. President Secretary-Treasurer JOSEPH J. CUMMINS NATHAN J. GOULD Entered as second-clan matter March 3, 1916, at the Postofhce at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Offices, 1334 Book Building Telephone Cherry 3381 $3.00 per year Subscription, In Advance T...…
…v ilericam Apish Palo&Cal Cater CLIFTON AYENUI - CINCINNATI 20, ORIO THE DETROIT BUY FURS 0 ligious soil from which principles of RE-ELECT DR. LEO M. social justice in Judaism spring, while FRANKLIN PRESIDENT the commission made a survey of C. C. A. R. MONDAY du,triA romrnimis amt attrmpted to OF C. put the principles of Judaism in a 1ContInued from page 11 more concrete form suitable to the needs of the present generation. (tires the j...…
…1 PAGE EIGHT THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 4 $372,628 FOR JEWISH WAR RELIEF WORK WAS RECEIVED LAST WEEK Highland Park State Bank $372.628 were acknowledged last wed, by agencies engaged in war relief work. The Central Committee for the Rel:ef of Jews Suffering through the War, 51 Chambers Street. re- ceived $372,511.1, and the Duryea Vi'ar Relief, Inc., 2(12 Madison Avenue, ac- knowledged $125, making its total $261,647. The American Jew...…
…Americo 'apish Periodical Coder CLIFTON Anna • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE NINF THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE THE STRIKE OF THE FASTERS BY MAXIM. Real Influence of Judaism as a Re' ligion l'pon the Jew of Today?" Rabbi M. S. I.azaron, "How Has Im- migration Affected the Religious Sit- nation?" Rabbi M. Lefkovitz, "What is the Influence of the Snagogue on the Jew of Today?" Rabbi Louis Grossman, "Does Sunday School Make for a Religious Consci...…
…PACE TEN THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE IN FINANCIAL DETROIT ■ O ( FIRST MORTGAGE .44,... E3,, N D 5 if o If it is proven beyond a doubt that an investment is absolutely safe— If it is proven beyond a doubt that the invest- ment will earn 6e/c interest and that that rate is constant— If such an investment can be secured with a cap- ital of $50— If the bonds are tax exempt in Michigan— If the Federal Income Tax of 4'is paid by the mort...…
…America Avisk Periodical Cotter CLIPTON AT6NUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE auramomeiamIZECTORY, Alemite Lubricators AUTOMOBILE NEWS business atilt it, 1)etroit is the re- Tire manufacturers have compiled port of Otto II. Stoll, register of souls eery interesting figures regard- deeds, for the first six months of 1920. ing tires which have become misery It shows that papers are being tiled PIERCE-ARROW ...…
…ir •,....t . n''. 1.7,1,77' - '1,..a.:.A1 ....n. l'--- -sol,..aa,......an -,AAra • THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE TV. c.LVE Mount Clemens The Health Resort of America Rev. Dr. I. Werne. of Congregation Beth and Chief Rabbi of the Ortho- dox Hebrew Congregations of Los Angeles, has resigned from his charge and accepted a call front the Shearith Israel Congregation at Dallas, Texas. • • • The Hebrew Orphan .Xsyluni of Baltimore, Md., ...…
