…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 ...…
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…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...…
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…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...…
