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…A merica ffewisk Palatial! eater CLIFTON MRCS • CINCINNATI 20, OHM PAGE THREE 1),:moridonskai_ Ronlaz day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the a bridge-tea and muscale which will of Richton home of Miss Waxman Lary; Ben Mecklowitz, treasurer; Wil- within the next few weeks. Those in liam Hacker, assistant treasurer; be.given by the girls on Sunday after- avenue, noon, April 11 at the Hotel Gotham. hairpins and Benjamin A. Rosen charge of the part...…

…MLrrion:AwtstiffiRoistat PAGE FOUR CONFIRMATION SERVICE AND RECEPTION HELD The J.L.HUDSON CO. The confirmation services for Emanuel Fishman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fishman of 2252 Glad- 18-Pc. IRIDESCENT SET $8.95 This is our popular "mother of pearl" glass- ware, Fostoria made, and the set consist. of 6 goblets, 6 tall sherbets and 6 iced teat. The pattern is • full open stock one and additional pieces are always available. The ...…

…A wisk Periodical ewer CLIPTON A117/W1 • CINCINNATI 20, 011120 PAGE FIVI1 HASHACHAR CAMP 116 WILL HOLD CARD PARTY ON COMMITTE FOR LOS AMIGOS SPRING FROLIC Miss Lillian Green is actively in- I terested in the annual spring frolic to be given at Webster Hall on Friday ). flimelhochs The Ladies' Auxiliary of Ilasha- char ('limp, Order Sons of Zion, Canip No. 116, is completing arrangements Madame! Enjoy the Flattering Luster of Our Servi...…

…PAGE SIR theilLTICnti: AlkKit ifitoJA Wu/ ANN ARBOR NOTES YOUNG JUDAEA HOLDS COLONIZATION FUNDS FOR RUSSIA REDUCED DECLAMATION CONTEST Y. W. H. A. NOTES Engagements in honor of the couple on Sunday evening, March 7. Covers were laid for 125 guests. Samuel Yuster was toastmaster for the evening. Rev. David Golden officiated at the en- gagement. The guests enjoyed danc- ing in the ballroom. Miss 1.eibovitz was the recipient of many lovely ...…

…Ameriewt ffewisk Periodical eater CLIFTON MIMI • comitoun 30, OHIO PAGE nnsn /Iwo nii $!!-1-.ii rtorr the Ilers1 vered a t a lk Mowed, At iidney Adel- topics. The ,.76 towards rzl Judavan s f thv Young . w. a, they At !Iv , nest ill sp,ak on ism art the A. J. Blumenau, special agent for the Aetna Life Insurance Company, is out to break a world's record THIS i- MONTH by writing the largest number of life insurance appl is cations that ha...…

…jile2krxurrittitsh MAXA NORDAU WILL SPEAK AT EMANUEL SYNAGOGUE SUNDAY "Continued from page one.) JUDAICA LIBRARY IS BOUGHT BY HEBREW UNION COLLEGE HEAD part Huron Notes On Feb. 22 the Mt. Sinai Synagogue held it second annual parents banquet. The program comprised many promi- Unique, Priceless and Most nent speakers, among whom was Shir- Stewart, prominent local attorney. Complete Collection In the I ley Mrs. Louis Bergsman, speaking in ...…

…America 5avisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON Araxna - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO r, Y 2 G, 1926 ontracts fair trest• ge, or fiat et, we the All Jewish News AB Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS bETROIT THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1926 npany VOL. XIX. NO. 15 for Zionists UNITED PALESTINE I'Sp eaks At Emanuel March 14 APPEAL LAUNCHES STATE-WIDE DRIVE Statler Hotel and Byron Tal- mud Torah Scenes of Ca...…

…PAGE TWO AtiiirrathilirmsnoiRON!n MIGRATE ON FOOT Pohl Highly Praised. pretations and seated himself at the Elks began unpacking a large bag TAILORS OPEN NEW head of the table not far from the "Estherke," Grandma Libe called SHOP ON BROADWAY front door entrance. Before he had tenderly, "come here, daughter!" A. Pohl, proprietor of l'ohl's JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—Tales time to adjust his glasses and segre- Solomon Bros., the well-known tai- rec...…

…A merica lavish Periaileal Carter - - - MUTTON VINCI • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO :AGE iitItEE Pit6TWOm LVISIIOIROMICUS raised, f Pohl's res. treet, has re. raise for the ,andles large affairs. Mg insillend one has attracted the northern its excellent tmosphere. he mark. — - ,D a 0 p.m. kTHS Nervous ,sedition. Spacious Is. Cuisine r booklets. ANY 4r LOS AMIGOS WILL HOLD Sunday afternoon, Feb. 28, at the Mrs. Maurice 11. SPRING FROL...…

…LIT PAGE FOUR Land Contracts Mortgage Loans ding the prompt service and fair treat• Ask your friends ment given by us. If you want first or second mortgage, or first mortgage on vacant, or wish to sell your land contract, see the Investment Mortgage Company PETER PATTERSON, Manager 313 Hammond Building THE OLDEST AND ONE OF THE STRONGEST BANKS IN MICHIGAN THE EXPERIENCE OF SEVENTY- SEVEN YEARS TO SAFEGUARD YOUR INTERESTS. THE DETROI...…

…A merica lat ish Perimileal Coder CLIFTON ATINDZ - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVII 'C1 EDETRO rl Inth nee Com. ger, Vice- le month n all over per ial ef- %dons in ation and ler agents stab i ished ago, the ■ al of $1,- :arch. To ed an on- vas set at over the 2,700,000. ',de limn. lave set a ; to break 3,750,000, help them Club Notes Young Judaea JUNIOR HADASSAH Board Meeting: A board meeting of the Detroit Junior Hadussah was held...…

…Ventonr,pisit NS. roff:A`, NS> r/As: Id. „or . Ns. rAt Nfw"Or— THEY) ETED1TiEWISII ei-RONICIA TM ONLY 110/0•1 %LW MAP. INIAIWKI ■ 111 Published Weekly by The lowish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE, General Manager Entered as Second-rims matter March Z. 1916, at the Postogice at Detroit. 1879. Mich., under the Act of March 3, General Offices and Publication Building 52...…

…A merico lavish periodical Cotter CLIFTON MIMI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO a%B17011' 14- 60 . 11 Reports on Tragedy Of Bessarabian Jews P‘1" (flIZONICLIS YESHIVA GRADUATES ITS LARGEST CLASS Thirty Three Will Receive Di- plomas At Commencement Exercises On March 7. — CHAS. if. By JOSEP1÷ Chas. H. Joseohl (Copywright, 1921. you like this? I don't. Yet whose fault is it? The New York Do in an enterprising spirit stationed a reporter in fron...…

…PitlifirrttonjEwisnO PAGE EIGHT Ramat Engagrments Mr. and Mrs. Philip Garelik of 9190 Cameron avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Sadie, to Abe Ernstein of this city. A re- ception was held on Sunday, Feb. 28, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Agree, 2401 Glynn court. The out- of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. I. Snyder of Baltimore, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Zalmonoff and Mr.' and Mrs. Allen of Syracuse, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. B. Agree...…

…A merica Amish periodical Coder CLIPTON man • CDICIXNATI " 01110 7 PAGE NINE LitEnefika./YELE 1115 (ILIRONICLE HASHACHER CAMP, 116, GOLDEN BOOK ENTRY J. W. E. W. 0. INSTALL OFFICERS AT MEETING O. New At the last meeting of the Jewish Women's European Welfare Organi- sation, which was held at the Hol- Spring Frocks rns Models Reflecting . an Individual Beauty Ilimei hochs The Ladies Auxiliary of llashachar Camp, No. 110, Order s...…

…, PAGE TEN 11111111•11MillIIILO JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.) — The building activities for the Einstein Institute of Physics at the Hebrew University, which is to be erected at a cost of $100,000 donated by Philip Wattenburg of New York, and for the National Library, a part of the university, will begin on Mount Sco- pus shortly, it has been announced here. The plans have just been com- pleted by Professor Mears, the asso- ciate of Professor Patri...…

…J ewish Periodical Coder C.1.11TON AMU* • CINCINNATI OHIO PAGE ELEVEN 741)erRorri onsn Mircrocl.. 4 CLASSIFIED CENTERS ASS'N ash. nonth month in ors Com. ash-built ew hi gh the total Into der- is 14,148 I its pre- 1925. by cars. E. moor ger IY, point- he eight- ash sales by car. previous of 1925, irily halt. used car" n 188 ■ MMON ■ 10 70 1 1=1 0=0 0 a 00 0 00 ° !UES roubles. M . ..E 1834 tt It a moo • of Ito of th , ...…

…PEWIT:Ott ii11, 15t PAGE TEN JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.) — The building activities for the Einstein Institute of Physics at the Hebrew University, which is to be erected at a cost of $100,000 donated by Philip Wattenburg of New York, and for the National Library, a part of the university, will begin on Mount Sco- pus shortly, it has been announced here. The plans have just been com- pleted by Professor Mears, the asso- ciate of Professor Patrick G...…

…A merkatt Jewish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AYINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN PEPerRonlonstt (A itT4ICIE lash. month of month in tors Com- gash -hu ilt new hi gh The total !ants du- als 1•1,148 d its pre. , 1925, by rats. E. manager my, point- the eight- , lash sales met by nor. s previous of 1925, 'arily halt. lasted car' I R Still Breaking Records. According to James D. Baty, see- retro. y of the Detroit Life Insurance Advance...…

…littliEntortpftstilismows MARCH 5, 1! MU S IC Siegfried Ochs' Numerous Variations BIGOTRY AND GROUP tion of the child to eradicate preju- MANDATE OVER SYRIA WILLIAM FOX on a German folk-song in the manner dice. WANTED BY ITALIANS OF NEW YORK of seven different composers, Bach, Among the Jews who were spon- HATRED SCORED AT Retail deliveries of 4,416 passenger Haydn, Mozart, Johann Strauss, sors of the dinner were: Dr. Cyrus GOOD WILL BANQUE...…

…Asteriazit "(wish periodical Cotter 1925 IAN.N ■ ‘ All Jewish News % MI Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS 11- EbETROIT LWISII RRONICLE THE DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925 evil: VOL. XVII. NO. 18 OLDEST SYNAGOGUE c _ on _uct Campaigns Throughout State 1. GIV ES FLAG IN N. , f0 GRACE cline e e e ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN L Central Buildiki,rqf the Ilebrew inational Good - Will. RABBI DE SOLA POOL MAKES PRES...…

…77teDeri tan; m∎ isnCi RONICLE PAGE TWO NO CATHOLICISM FOR JEWISH CHILDREN Jewish Member of Italian Senate Op poses Catholic Instruction. Tliatrren's Tamer ROME.—(J. T. A.I —The Meek that Jewish children in the Itslis• public schools should not be .•... pelted to attend Catholic religien - struction and that in general Ss- lie propaganda be removed free, •- Finding the Slain Abe ," which wee schools, was Professsr FROM THE ARABIC awarded ...…

…▪ A merica Puislt periodical CeNter CUPTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE PEPLUM:Pant tif RON ICU )R are Safe When Stored at THE RO1.1.1.V.: I I) Yoar Fara Oar Rate la Only There I've (') nt. REN MUSIC AND . A1SICIANS . • •QA ' WO% isuel n " to Op. His is Elijah of Arthur Middleton. Nlendelsso lm's oratorio, "Elij . I which has taken its place indisput- la deep, rich, dramatic organ, always noble, and used with the great...…

…jitE9Eraon l i w isneutoritcm PAGE FOUR Ng_ . Ng, .114, ,Ar• .11 V, 1/4.•111 Vt. AN, body of protectors, saviors and coercers devising ways and means of preserving our morals. And despite all EWISII el-RON ICLE ' this legislation there is an orgiastic manifestation that HE EIRDIT an APrOli •••• •• surpasses anything experienced in the whole history of Oa CIWAr ■ ■■ IMMO 1•113M ra rut lhot ,150 ,C ,1 4.4" fdror The University ...…

…A merica Avis* periodical Coder CLIFTON ATTNUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE lilt fQt 0-1AS . tf. (Copywright, 1921. otf54.r, JEWISH EDUCATION J) COMMISSION MEETS IN CINCINNATI. 01110 JosEpH,------ car goes tra bring , snge 7h, l/•eall of the Written Wont surely there sailed into port a new magazine devoted to t he to cause nie. The other day Jewish Science. Clifton Ilarby Levy is the editor. Jewish Science, ladies grows of entlenien,...…

…litcPerRondmmt (Ammo". Alb • PAGE SIX Y. W. H. A. NOTES Arlen's Famous Story, "The was director for Mine Ronstelle one summer. In "Iris," the heroine of "The Green Hat," which will be inter- preted by Miss Cornell, the author has created a character that will live long in inernory—audacious, spar- kling and strong-willed, she moves through life much misunderstood arid misunderstanding much, and she moves on with the same spirit of ad ven...…

…,AarleriealH Palish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEVEN ZOE nerlis.WrdEMSfl al RON io r, -• ! JEWISH FARMERS MULTIPLY IN U. S. le One The inter- author ill live Report Shows Number Has Grown to 75,000 . from 200 in 1900 spat- Moves and she of ad (/(1 several will he Kl Sun- th Sho bserver of its eb. 2:1, labor, buy and girl through the loan, I labor, settlement, extension and sani- tation department...…

…- - - 6 TilqkrRt2", rAGE EIGH1 'HOW 1 - o Develop at -id Maintain the In- terest of Our Young People in Judaism A CYCLE of SERVICE IL-O-MATIC Three Viewpoints Are Discussed Here—the Rabbi's, the Lay- man's and the Young Man's. -- - __ - -- ___ -- Note :-Ilerewith are given the abstracts of three (Editor's viewpoints on 'flow to Develop and Maintain the Interest of our xas, Young People in Judaism." Rabbi David Lefkowitz of Dallas, Te g...…

…A lgerka Plash Perforfical Cada CLIFTON AFINU1 • CINCINNATI 10, 01110 PAGE fileVanorrjnsisti (A RoN tax, 111111111P_; NINE Better Homes Show --- Exposition Building, March 28 to April 4th. \ Plain Rugs Advised With Fig- 101=01==l0C10====10=101:101=01 plsced where they will throw a light ured Drapes for Restful Upholstered Furniture Gives on the book or sewing of the occu- 0 and Beautiful Rooms. pants of the room at night. A amp Comfor...…

…rifspernorrinnstt altar Pra4 PAGE TEN — — thorities with regard to the ritual MECKLENBURG PLANS slaughter of animals, particularly SHECHITAH PROHIBITION whether the meat so slaughtered is BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—It is report- ed from Mecklenburg that the authroi- ties there are taking action which it is feared is aiming at the ultimate pro- hibition of Shechitah. Questions are being put by the au- sold only to Jews or also to non-Jews. The gene...…

…PAGE ELEVEN jrisit6iftorticuE FIEDurnorrEr survey aitteee. in the 7 and urg e i n AIM — The &Via r. a con- hl here, ,uadi de he Am. lopment 'FLINT TO CELEBRATE UNIVERSITY OPENING 10000 "At home away from home." 1 I The Hotel Goddard Cordially invite. you to Hot Springs National Park Arkansas g g g PI 1. in a things d Thirt• "f • Where old fashioned hospitality is dispensed in such a manner that you are Rabbi Judah L. Levin w...…

…oef,7Irrsron' /MISR liellirflqZ PAGE TWELVE CHARITY DANCE TO BE HELD AT STATLER APR. 5 First Steel Beams Are Swung Into Position For Greater Hudson Store Miss Minnie Willis is one of the workers for the dance to be given Sunday evening, April 5, at the Stat- (USSE K Wueciwant Awno• Ensemble Suits With massive steel girders lowered into their supports, the first tier of big steel columnsall i place, and no w the first steel beams swung...…

…A merkam lavish periodical CeNter cuyro N A ra NUS -CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE THIRTEEN FIEVETRO1111:WINII_ORONIC1,B ATHENA GIRLS CLUB TO GIVE BRIDGE TEA Miss Sophie Blanche Schwartz is actively interested in a bridge tea to be given by the Athena Girls Club on The B. Siegel Co. Spring presentation presents everything that is new and smart in the realm of fashion, at a mide range of moderate prices. $35 to $395 ikalta Jr". ■ cr rs — " ...…

…iritieritorr,fr,WIS/161KON 'PAGE FOURTEEN 1 raternal anti (Dub \l'otes t , Aguda Shisho. Something Decidedly Emanuel Sisterhood. The Sisterhood of Congregation On Tuesday, March 10, the mem- a meeting in the hers of the Aguda Shisho attended 1 I Emanuel will hold the meeting of the Junior Iludassah. I synagogue Monday, March 30, at 2 p. m. Installation of officers will take , Miss Ilelen Oppenheim was hostess at the meeting on March 17...…

…A merican lavish Periodical Cotter - CLITTUN AVINMI • CINCINNATI 10, 01110 PAGE FIFTEEN kiltonft.wisto tto Cloldren's Portraits a Specialty. 'DIE JOANN STUDIOS Portraiture by Photography Commercial Photography Garfield 6500 Twelf th St., Near Blaine During 1924 80,000 alien women and girls attended classes and clubs maintained by the committee on im- migrant education of the New York section of the National Council of Jewish women in ,...…

…MARCH 27, 1925 ELEPEMATAWISII (111ZUA IctE Prince of Monaco Seeks Their Each.. sion From Casino. E MB 0 P IIFIEA CFI C 0 MM PA GARFIELD 2423.5380 LNVYOODAYL 874 8I E Vkfq:FL S X Tax Extra 11529 TWELFTH ST. Hemlock 9460 Harry Goldberg Samuel Goldberg William Goldberg Leo Goldberg The Central Theater, the only Jewish theater for drama in Poland's Zaharoff. The prince especially insisted that pass- capital, was liquidated because of the...…

…A merkam newish Periodical Colter CLITTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 5 nos .Ice the Let us, in nist to 29, the will the they for / All Jewish News All Views ' All Jewish WITHOUT BIAS HRON1CL-E ITEDETROIT THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925 VOL. XVII. NO. 17 DR.WEIZMANN LAUDS BENJAMIN MEMORIAL AMERICAN JEWS ON GETS INITIAL GIFT RE OF DEPARTURE P il l/ C /S 7- ; ' 1 1 1 Ph '...…

…Iiici)critorqmisitfillastac PAGE TWO " at. PRESIDENT OF YOUTH OF ZION ORGANIZATION a nitore Is Not I: sprosi sr flu . Ti!e (!i:1fArtn's Tomer ITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTI...T T Oriental Cale ]tarry J. Brevis, a local attorney, is president of the Youth of Zion Or- ganization, a Detroit branch of the ' national Zeirei Zion Organization 219 Michigan Ave. C al Directly Opposite Book-Cadillac Hotel the night, when the old and pious...…

…A mcricam Pa r ish periodical Cotter CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE 71iEl)cruoirfraisti (ARON ICLE MU S I C woe 5-?• C By HERMANN HOEXTER (her Rate in Your Fars Are Safe When Stored at the Rollin:, Co. Only Three per cent Ernestine Schumann-lleink will no doubt go down in the annals of Amer- ican music as the most popular mis- tress of song of the many artists who have made these United States their adopted home. She...…

…tillIPCTIttitl; PSIS/ I PI PAGE FOUR' eeee v 1114„, 4.6 4. rar the Russian masses had no part in the creation of Bob • IIROINICLE shevism. The peasants. as a matter of fact, consistent- ly refused to accept the new dispensation and compell- ■111 MA 000.11101W 010.10•110 11111110 OM 1.01100 ed the leaders to make such fundamental changes that Published Woolly by The 1•wieh Chronwlo Publishing Co., Inc. the whole Ilolshevist scheme has been ...…

…Americo ffewisk periodical Carter PAGE FIVE ent011,11_1 11 S1, 011to VI E L 0e5-1-1T5 University Opens On Mount of Olives gg mili 111111111i nsimulm i i mmin l 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i i i i imiumusiimmussussusimmi .,..... a n 0-1AS. I+. JOSEPH- - Through the work of the station to. 'MCC° cultivation on a large scale has By Chas. II .10,..0. / (copetsiiint, 1921. been Successfully introduced into the...…

…IllEM:ritorr,frwtsnIff Ray lax PAt IE SIX' MRS. SOROCK TREASURER FOR PISGAH CARD PARTY Mrs. Sorock is treasurer for the card party to be given Sunday eve- Less Work for Women! Electrical Appliances of All Standard Makes at HUDSON'S WOM EN 5 WEAR When you are considering the purchase of electrical home helps, such as sweepers, washers, and ironers, it is certainly good judgment to find out which is the IDEAL type for you to use. Woodwar...…

…• • A merican ffewisk Periodieal Carter 012FTON AMU! . 01NaNINATt 20, ONTO PAGE SEVEN TrIEVCTILl21 . 11E1tiMitiRCINICLE ZION BALL OF MARCH 22 BENEFITS PIONEER FUND IEGEL 5.7A I I C010. $35 to $395 2(f ib)4 1 114" •■ • 1s oo d....11hruwW•dontto. Irene Castle Chose These Nine Frocks art booth, infants' wear and boys and jewelry; Mr.s. Simons will direct the booths carrying furniture, an auto- mobile, music, the tea and lunch rooms...…

…‘.11T ittztAL1'1 ?AGE EIGHT raternal unb (Club 7Notes ternoon, March 22, at 3 o'clock at the Concord Club. home of Miss Charlotte Miller, 5431 The Concord Club held a Purim Third avenue, for the purpose of raf- party Saturday evening, March 14, at the mahogany end table for I the Oriental Cafe for 20 guests. The fling social committee is planning an open which the sorority has been selling I nday afternoon, I tickets fur the past few months...…

…v 4mtericalr Iewisk Periodical Cotter cu.., PAGE Lidericonfrt ■ Ism tauxiciz tion. Reasonable. Try this for' your coming Passover holidays. • Miss Thomas, Cherry 4951 for esti- mates. — :-: CLASSIFIED : Packed in sanitary cartons. Ask for the yellow box with the red "Mogen David." Baked by the well-known Matz, bakers who have been rring the public for more than ,e forty ;.ears. HOROWITZ BROS. & MARGARETEN 369 East Fourth St., N. Y. 3...…

…E 111:1 ( .WIIIMMMIgaRr /IL //ACM/ SUNDAY CLOSING IS LITHUANIA'S OWN DOMESTIC CONCERN j MEMBER IDUMP( RIM BRIE BOARD NITIOnWtsitrmaulnAssx • U COMROAB--- . 11;1[AL-fa GARFIELD 2423 . 5380 8748 LINWOOD AYE. Lithuanian Minister in London JEW AT .I,S I X MARCH 20, 1925 I 0-1 BON IL IL Took Arrogant Attitude on Pending Bill. SEPHARDIC MOVEMENT IN SPAIN (Concluded from Editorial page.) even of Spanish Jews into my Coun- try, though t...…

…A merica Jewish periodical &der 9 9 5 4,-- AR Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS currox maim • cuscINZIM 30, OHIO R i R oxicL E 11- EVETROIT THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN iEW YOR K WILL RAISE $200.000 TO MD PALESTINE H Inspired by Holy Land, Says Marwil '7' rnerican on-Li o • Join Jewish Agency i)etroit brate Opening of Univer- sity March 29. R enowned Anti-Zionists Endorse Plan Which Marks Greatest Accom- ...…

…• • i somoz _sil r nsperss rdeu PAGE TWO TTTTTTTTTTT:CTTTTTTT YT T TTTTTT "After a few moments the mother bird came back carrying some de- licious morsels in her beak. Imagine her grief when she found the nest empty, without even one baby in it. Ex (+cosi; t "Where Good Furniture Is Not She dropped the food and flew about crying, 'My children! Where are my children?' "The crows came over and tried t to tell her about the murder as gen ly a...…

…J ewish periodical Cotter clirroN AMU{ • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE TIM (A Rom I'm PIE Pa Row kwIsol ro A Brilliant Assemblage of New Spring Frocks Correct In Every Detail Attractively Priced rvi Coats Lo G. Ensemble Suits Sports Costumes rj MU SI C Felix Salmond English 'Cellist, Will Appear at Fourteenth Cymphony Concert, MANY DETROIT JEWS DO NOT CONTRIBUTE i SHARE IN CAMPAIGN "America's Finest Furniture" Again there wi...…

…ritEPerRorr, /Dv! sit OIROt's Ian PAGE FOUR' Fraternal and 1 Young Judaea Club Notes A ROUND TRIP TO PALESTINE To the Person Holding the Lucky Number at the ZION BALL Clubl ' WILL ERECT STATUE TO HAYM SALOMON Notes Polish Jews of New York to Honor Revolutionary Patriot. Track Meet. Tuesday evening at the Funeral services s. years. Wednesday afternoon, It ✓ ,' Hershman officiating. Ints• • Fenliell Mothers Club: The Fenkell Mothers ...…