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…l egisk Periodical eater ion and lecps in in this to when r of life, ; there dr of a the holy m, Isaac I shining t to the dth pru- re- I mtest of it:Haoon g PET ie. idly. o New ENUE r00000 o TINGS 1' IY SH R K RY y 3456 t or the only 4 nodule -giants :Route T. The tips siiil can sre st either n son 111J:11t3 or al Agent oclel Agents fiC MI Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLITION AMOS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO...…

…REPartorr /mist' (it izoN PAGE TWO BOSTON JEWS MOURN LATE DR. CASTLEMAN m ent and for one year he was in I harge of the Indian Reservation cl lospital and the medical work of that not d e monstrated their willingness to LATVIAN JEWS CARE make use of the privileges given to LITTLE FOR AUTONOMY them. He reproaches the Jewish lead- BERGSON, EINSTEIN ON COMMITTEE OF JEWISH UNIVERSITY ers for the fact in the schools and colleges maintained ...…

…A merica garish periodical eater ! t'SM to ten to lead- Is and es, the r Ger- of the INS Saxony I by his sildren, hoof on it being he new :hill in attend gAre 3 0 ;ALES, INC.. CLIFTON MOM • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE PIE 91.11.11111; AMISi 1 91141N !CIL 1NG HIS STRENGTH AT REGAINING MARIENBAD HEALTH RESORT • Blue Bird Girls. the Blue Bird Girls A meeting of was held Tuesday evening, April 22. at the home of Miss Edith Sominsky ...…

…PAGE FOUR ceived one meal a day of about 870 Childa ra I. Rats. calories food value. The food con- "The home we first visited, con- sisted of gruel or oatmeal grits, co- taining 90 children, was quite near coa with evaporated milk, sugar, the A. R. A. headquarters, a small some fats and a quarter pound of two-story cement and brick house white bread daily. I remember well considerably dismantled, windows the opening of the first kitchen at br...…

…A merico AP/iSit Periodical Carter currom man • CINCIIIHATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIVE Til E i)1.11:011;ff,WIS/ 1 tit RONICIE• II0EXTER IS NAMED PUBLICITY CHIEF Will Direct News Relating to Na boast Music Week. • , •MUSIC AND MUSICIAN 1 ;11'grq .e - a tru • 110 ',' 4 m By Herman floexter. Herman Hoexter, musical editor of I ' The Detroit Jewish Chroneile, was named pulicity director for National I to stamp with the seal of greatness ...…

…jetclIunetwr invisii al RON ICU eIGE SIX Cotat The Reports Are Corning In fundamentals, there may come that transition from Fulmn'uonnoluse=Nusynol ETRO IT BW1511 ORON1CLA ....., - utopia to science in Zionism—a change which will h AS WE GO ALONG By AAV HAMON GOYIM place the movement upon a solid, sure, substantial basis, and perhaps in the process, many illusions, en- be thrown s o ver- thusiasms and beliefs may have world Jewry a w ...…

…Americo( breivisk periodical eater 30, OHIO PEPETROIT/P1S/101:0. 1 4-6 0.241 01f51441 3g6 UNION NEEDS URGED BY DAVID A. BROWN PAGE SEVEN r. cripple an effective attack by immi- gration friends, Senator Walsh of alassachusetts and Senators Copeland an to have awakened to the terrible dan- (Concluded from page 1.) get for the fiscal year must be raised ger to the me Jews inherent to in oppose this pro- preparing it WOODWARD AVE msal Sad...…

…iTitorr PAGE EIGHT intaslar. GIVES FIRST 'TALK ON PALESTINE TOUR acid1 arsenal The Cost of Spring Suits is Very Little when you consider the great amount of wear one can get from a good looking suit. A suit will save your coat and dresses many times. We have a very complete showing at moderate prices. 25 ® to 75 ® David A. Brown Speaks at April Meeting of Hadaesah. David A. Brown delivered his first public address on his recent tour t...…

…e 4mericatt ffewish Periodical Carter =ION ARNIM • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE Pi r• imuiti;fimisnlAttos lac • "" AUXILIARY OF PISGAH ,01101. : Mrs. Max May will return from Johnston City, Tenn., next week. M rs. E. J. Weil entertained with a luncheon and mah jong Thursday, April 17. Mrs. Adolph Sloman, Mrs. William Itindskoff, Mrs. Leon Van Vliet and Miss Sarah Minsky are leaving for Saginaw Sunday to attend the meet- ing of the ...…

…141)entortklvis n (Attolilcie PAGE TEN "ABOUT HISTORY" the glory, because he hail asked th go with him into bat. THE LIVING BIBLE a woman culled NEW YORK DAILIES unto Zebulum "And be Naphthali, and ten thousand in UTTER VARIED VIEWS By Maurice Samuel. , came unto him, and Deborah st with him." The tramp of thou..., Express Different Opinion. on Immi• the occasion of a reacting by , (Oct --- feet on those little highway gration Law. , Ire...…

…AllletiCON frwislt PeriotErd Cattr PAGE ELEVEN IIIMIMmour ma 0011:fritlygit RON IC LE isked to Isr• ulum mind rah :-: CLASSIFIED thou evens empti, .1ds d. ig ..r :- : FILLI S AT1ON Shopping Directory Frank R. Wallace Opens Dodge !Local Man Will Address NA- tional Realtors. I Brothers Store in Dix District. IL R. Ennis of Kansas City, Mo., ' president of the National Association the guest I Recognition of the unusual Nisi- , of R...…

…APRIL 25, 192 Virresoi t; Axis/ ahem tetz ir 1 ALL JEWS MUST BE ZIONISTS TODAY q2Lr__-v41-7.avire - tea "rstitifli J. H 1A 1 r Cif (Concluded from page 1.1 freedom and pease of soul. They can't come to America any more. We can't tell them that America is our Palestine and Washington our Jeru- salem, because the doors have been shut to them. Because the freedom' we we enpoy has been denied to them should most certainly be glad to help t...…

…A merica ANSI( PerioSeal Cater CLOWN AVIN01 ONCINNATI 20, OHIO - 7 E . ephone 1 .GLENDALE HOETROIT LWISI - 1. 1924 All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XV, NO. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, 21 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents APRIL 18, 1924 IMMIGRATION BILL DRAWN BY JOHNSON ADOPTED IN HOUSE Speak at Banquet RESEARCH WORK AT IT° Marking Dedication I DENIER HOSPIT...…

…APRIL 11, 1924 liOginoninesit (Mum lax re Tniumlenni DAVID J. HIRSCH (Concluded front page 1.) By U1111 lit; No I ____•--- BRENNER, SCULPTOR, DIES IN NEW YORK .l ,us placing on the coin of the artist's three initials, "V. I). B." Within a week Secretary of the Treasury Mac- Veagh ordered the removal of the letters, after it had been found in- expedient to use the "II." alone. How- ever, 22,350,000 of the initialed coins had been put ...…

…ff ewisk Periodical Ceder CLIFTON ATILNU1- CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 1924 All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS II- EDE/ROT LWISR. 11-RONICL THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XV, NO. Telephone GLENDALE Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1924 24 :ro RESEARCH WORK AT (To DENVER HOSPITAL SEEKS CONQUESTS Markin"edication/ BILL DRAWN BY JOHNSON ADOPTED IN HOUSE IMMIGRATION Ches...…

…711 DerRonlaisna RON ictr. PAGE TWO RECONSTRUCTION FUND ESTABLISHED FOR "ORT" 1/, Zi!c Aiken's &rim Read Carefully These New Prices for The Coming Week A GOOD SUGGESTION This Sale of "One of a Kind" and "Odd Pieces" is Proving The Greatest "Business Getter" We Ever Used in Our Career An itinerant Jewish beggar once came into a little inn and ordered a meal of the costliest dishes. After having eaten his meal, he walked over to the prop...…

…A itriam yavish Periodical eater CLIFTON MINUS • CINCINNATI BO, OM raternal on' Club Notes IND "ORT" A.) - :ation of I Fund," i of the tl of $I,- y. The le specia. name in lublished. icriptions have al- erica the lone with presenta- opean or- "Recon- Bramson , who are es of the North Woodward Branch J.W.E.W.O. ,Canadian American Club of Michigan. Invitations have been sent out by The Canadian American Club of the North Woodward branch o...…

…finterRotrIptisit °A GP, FOUR ITDGE IS ON WAY TO $100,000 FUND TOOL DRIVE TO OPEN INSTITUTE OBSERVES WITH MASSMEETING FORTIETH MILESTONE Soma aggregating $10,000 have been stibscribed by members of Pisgah Ledge, No. 34, I. 0. B. IL, to the $100,000 fund which is being raised ter the purpose of enlarging and re- modeling the building which the lodge recently purchased for its new head- quarters. Members are confident that the $100,000 will...…

…Altai= lavish periodical Cadet maul - CLIFTON CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE TftEbentorrArsigii RON Ian *MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. Mr' B Herman Hooater. RE th e "I es . Preludes." This num ' n rre , ORCHESTRAL SEASON ENDS 11 ' "'hide gives Mr. Gabrilowit- Furniture Upholstering and Refinishing at Moderate Prices. The first of the closing pair of con- I V s" ■ •erts which end the tenth season Of I n every opportunity to reveal his I he Detroi...…

…- ThEVETENT,/rwistiffi RON ICU; .AGE SIX l/ asasssaik-The ts s M. ro/ 5 sociologically superior and belong in the American scheme of things in preference to the non-Nordic, says the worthy editor of the world. — We refuse to accept either proposition for the facts Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Ce., Inc. raion do not warrant such a concbe ion. Our immi inatogry,tfor Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor lusnon-d...…

…America ffewish Pedalled Cotter . CU•TON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TifEDETRODPilS11 1•1160 . 11 epths, r —the incere ,f war rd at- ional- is cx- ght or in the 'lected realize at per- l con- rabbi ich the ts. lie .ions, in ate rials ts; that w tna- art to ; that ortunity le world ;moonlit, of war. ershnian Jewish ting the ?. and de- he Ver. mt Of a equitable 'aw ma- ducts is interna- .y juris- aLvo- h t1 r the pro- ,ntion the serv...…

…liteikrRon; PAGE EIGHT .aciat au EASTER Club Qrsottal FROCKS from designers who create the most for the price! $35 COLLEGE MEN GIVE FIRST PUBLIC DANCE Making Bid for University Graduates. Every Department in The Intercollegiate Club of Detroit will give its first annual dance at the Elks Temple Sunday evening, April 27. The dance is benig arranged as This greater Hudson Store Is Organized for Service Mems and ether local notes s...…

…A l Naftali PWiSk periodical eater AE))crRorr,Amsn &mete A Special For Misses at $35 Mrs. Arthur Pollak of 18))2 Atkin- son avenue entertained at her home Wednesday, April 16, with a luncheon bridge and malt jung. New Sports Coats that fiery in to [ce is Lions help- little Marriages j Memple etll El Palms and tall smilax and a wreathed candelabra holding white tapers formed an effective setting fur Complimenting Mrs. Fred Selker, a lo...…

…rn_09Ericorr tEvasict.a hen Your Feet Hurt-- Due Hack's Arch Corrective Shoes INSTITUTE NOTES P &GE TEN Fraternal and Club Notes Remarkable Footwear Values \ Patent Leather Brown Nubuell Beige Nubuck Black Satin Black Velvet Brown Velvet to broken arches—no remedy on earth will per- xcept • pair of well-fitted e Oakland MothersClub: manently stop that pain At the last meeting of the Beta The Oakland Mothers' Club will Phi Tau Frater...…

…A merica ffewisk Periodeal Cater CLIFTON AMOR - CHICDDIATI 1O MOO s. PAGE ELEVEN t- . 1)1.1mm rfrat s i tifi t toN ta r. "No; No, Nanette" Will Regale Dime Bank Offers Prizes for Winning Slogan Describing Audiences at Garrick Saving Plan. Theater. Announcement of a prize contest week of song and dance and open to the public has been made by A laughter will usher in the Easter the Dime Savings Bank for the pur- possible pose of securing ...…

…APRI L 11, M 1114erwrIP,IsO iwwW foe to all forms of anti-Semitism, an the formal protest by the America Jewish Congress was sent in ord. to call to his attention the ant Semitism in the petition that he migl NEW YORK.—A formal protest take action accordingly. appeal to the unions to fight the pro- paganda for unlimited immigration. has been sent by the American Jewish Congress to Senator Robert La Fol- In his statement he joins forces with ...…

…A merica ffewisk Periodical Carta CUTION *MIA CINCINNATI "MO , 1924 tism, and American in order he anti- he might TS FICEP.S t the dec- ision goy- s were sue- Airman of Goldman, ?Alderman, ridnister of PASSOVER IIEbETROIT BWISH HRONICI1 PASSOVER 5684 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Section Two DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1924 VOL. XV, NO. If STATUETTE PRESENTED TO EARL BALFOUR AND SCULPTOR WHO CREATED IT A ...…

…Ma. litEPETICOIT c PAGE TWO 104:1000-0000-0-0-0 CH>0.000.0-000-0-000-00 0-00-00000-0-0-4:1 WHY, DADDY, WHY? RETURNS SOON FROM LONG TOUR ON THREE CONTINENTS . la 000(1-0-40 00-4-0-0# 04Ha-0-0**-004)*00 Daddy, If you know we're hungry, Know that we are very poor, It must break your heart in Heaven ever did Insure! 'Cause noun PASSOVER GREETINGS woders why you didn't Savo the dimes you threw away; But you felt too •trong and healthy F...…

…A mericas ifewish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCONNATI O, 01410 lifilcrRorr WOMEN'S PUBLICATION TCH STARTS NEW SECTION SEDER AS OBSERVED BY DU' JEWS IN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY Will Feature World Council Journal News - - - 11101. )000o PAGE THREE eittoNicir. PASSOVER GREETINGS TO ALL OUR JEWISH FRIENDS AND PATRONS isausssms G ti order that .I.-w NEW YORK 1-11 women everywhere might keep in. formed on the progress of their 1,1- 4...…

…TrelknrajpvisnaRomaz PAGE FOUR n Passover Story For Junior Readers of the Chronicle mmmmsrgn TITIF IV- 5011 THE BATTLE CREEK Moses—The Heroic Nation Builder OF DETROIT SPA HEALTH SPRINGS By Ruth Arakie.Cohoo. brews were a people who had once Anyone entering the Ilartog's migrated from their homes in central dining-room, shortly after eight o'clock Syria to Palestine, and having on the third Friday evening following JOHN CH1ERA, Mana...…

…AINCliCall lavish Periodical Carter ▪ CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO - PAGE FIVE Fleig_TROIT; /1111511 IZON ----- 111 1111 1111 • I I I I 1111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111101111111111111111111111111111111111113 Egyptian: and worse than all how of the broth ere to hear the voice of - tin y were fa-t becoming tainted by God whilst t he hundreds of thousands mg all the evil they witnessed da...…

…TIE ii)171101T, PAGE SIX no ■ lar. . _ necessary if a nation wished to attain to spiritual purity. Punishment that resulted in physical disfigurement was condemned by our law-giver as de- s l ired with new hope and courage. Now that the Hebrews were safely Ornately lead them to a goal much to grading to human dignity. If cor- poral punishment was resorted to, ress the Roil Sea, Moses was able I be desired. Then there were the e h po ie t e ...…

…*Wm farit NOM Oar. sittis• suutists *Sots PAGE SEVEN filE7)EIRDITILWISII el RON IC II: ■■■■ •111,11RMIIIMILIMIWILIMIN[W10101•11•7 ■•■■•■•■•■■ IMILNII.10•SWILII.11•WIIM. ■ 11.11.1 • ' G ss Himself was righteous; to from Egypt, for the side purpose of prim, maw lk setting himself up as 0 avoid evil, because Ile abhorred Sill. At another time, it Ns, the 0 110111, 111111,1. Coal, Arises egged 011 hy I\ Orah, Who ri- t heir entire loyally. i...…

…ThEDUROITIE111SII 0-1RONICLE PAGE EIGHT rallima ■ lir -row THE JEWISH YOUTH OF RUSSIA miltv".1= s -•••• ■ tt;•: . 3 0 ,as-.. ■•■ ••- ■ o By PROFESSOR GEORGE LF.IKIN, Chief Rabbi of Central Russia. Almost the entire new generation various schools and institutions for ,f yang .hews in Russia is being torn I children under the supervision of the undry, ' , away from the Jewish community and Jewish Commissary, the children get a Jew- J...…

…• A merica %with Periodical eater CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO Tiebattortlxisp _ __ timen by looking over one complete Spring and Su time to here your fur coat repaired before Keep ill touch with the NOW is the 1111ttillfl It A NEVV INTERPRETATION OF AN O LD JEWISH IDEAL of I I iii a fo r By JACOB BILLIKOPF PAGE NINE , be ex petted from such a conception which contains the best that is in Judaism with the best that is in ...…

…Trip tkrTtT; Arlon OlKorviat PAGE EIGHT THE JEWISH YOUTH OF RUSSIA By PROFESSOR GEORGE LEIKIN, Chief Rabbi of Central Russia. agulult y , esatkd for cpul - 'Detiverod vn kata Do Not Allow Laundry Day To Be a Bugbear! \ Pleasure on Wash Day Sounds impossible—but it's true. For now through a phone call wash day becomes another seventh day of rest. Phone Tod•y- Let U • Explain Our Five Service.. 1 QUEEN I QUALITY 1 LAUNDRY 1 2120 T...…

…- A merica lavish Periodical Ogee CLIFTON AMNIA - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO Tit EIATitoniovisp A NEW INTERPRETATION OF AN OLD JEWISH IDEAL ......... of Keep in touch with the times by looking over our romplete line Spring and Summer Furs, By JACOB BILLIKOPF Nolo is the time to hare your fur coat repaired before storage. PAGE NINE 01 .1zoN lc tectcerstiTne Judaism with the best that is in America. "We perceive a community great in number...…

…E))erRorr,/hayssn OIROT41126 PAGE TEN Vis itors Inspect y a 0=011:=0=1101==7011 110== 301110111101=== 12 H. U. C. Dormitory BOOKING DEPT. Cadillac 0518 CLUB DEPT. Main 8725 ALHAmBRA THEATER ■ sW IsIll01 ■ 1 WOO MI 06.11. ■31■■■■■ a privilege, and is independent, one vlircle. r What dt r I ao u gr h a[ the own . h o ,er rtz 0 about uprisings, the limitations of the a l'ale, of Circulars? What man care about the wicked Gentile paper...…

…America' Awish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AUDIOS • enamours 30, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN C91:WITJE 141S11 .:j111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIMIIIIIIIIII111111111111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MW11111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111E • •ma. INCORPORATED 1923. ESTABLISHED 1883. -az = - HIGH---LOW LARGE or SMALL HOTEL or APAR-2NLENT HOUSE "WHERE ONLY THE BEST HAS BEEN C...…

…ME Derordensm @ Rom iegi PAGE TWELVE THE WILES OF DESTINY BIRNBAUM'S FUR SHOP FROM THE C WE WILL STORE YOUR FURS SAFELY PASSOVER GREETINGS AND PROPERLY FEIGENSON BROS. CO . We offer many splendid values right now in high grade fun. = 01==10 C10 BIRNBAUM'S EXTEND PASSOVER GREETINGS WE Passover Greetings 222 Broadway Market Bldg. Six Pure Food Stores — Conveniently Located 8533 Twelfth Street 14014 Woodward Avenue Faygo Bev...…

…A liferiaiN ffeal Periodical Curter C17/TON ATMS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THIRTEEN PeDentorr,frwisn &wawa UNDERTAKES DENIES HAVING MADE REPORT BIBLE ----- — JUDGE LEHMAN SOUNDS TRUMPET- CALL ON BEHALF OF JEWISH YOUTH )004-tuti U. they are apt to run thrill merely as !CHICAGO ANTI-ZIONIST t have the opportunity to attend a Pass- TRANSLATION OF social clubs. over Seder in camp or in town. We "The program which will make BOSTON,- -LI. T....…

…FIEDent er lovisneiRoNiaz PAGE FOURTEEN Palestine by giving advice and infor- , motion, helping the immigrants to se- , cure passports and visas and assist- ing in raising funds for travelling ex- Gymnasium fo r Ra bbis Has Swimming Pool •Co. A Bank with a Welcome penses. Unfortunately most of the Chalut- aim come from countries in which the I currencY has been very greatly , preciated and have no means of their own and the Palestine off...…

…PAGE FIFTEEN E EWIS erRon10NKL men* A PASSOVER GREETINGS to All Our Friends and Patrons PASSOVER GREETINGS canDic 08aA Nights and Sandell LIP"k Lincoln 1190-NI For Elevators or Elevator Repairing Best Known House in Michigan M. C. HALEY Haley New and used in stock —All to pee repaired Undertaking Co. Try Our Monthly Moottrneotre Service Our ties mom are made in Detroit h) Detruiters Motors 7536 OAKLAND AVE. Nero and used • Em...…

…*DETROIT, ImusitOnoxicLE PAGE SIXTEEN WHERE YOUNG ABYSSINIAN JEWS ARE TAUGHT LAWS AND HISTORY OF JUDAISM in them the love toward religion and tional idea begins to fail ,falls from toward sacred things which sleeps in its energy and vigor, into a kind of the heart of all youth; and in this paralysis, moving further and further wise the time will surely come when away from the roots and sources of our youth will improve its way of life, its...…

…5CWI$Ji periodical CeNter All Jewish News MI Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLIFTON AflNUI • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 ONICL E IfEbETROIT LWISR. THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN 9-3-0-0 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1924 VOL. XV, NO. 3er"?.0 Telephone GLENDALE Educator MASONS BEGIN WORK LAIRS . skim jAns , Recent Arrival. 1 ,, Q , WILL SEND FALASHA ' Noted Rabbi and Scholar I DENVER SA...…

…TilEDETItoIT frwisti mrstar. "That is because in their country, BROWN BANQUET IS POSTPONED TO MAY which is very sandy, there are con- stant storms which blow the. sand into ktitttkkaamAsamkagEAkkkm The banquet which is hein• ksgttakxtkxmammvity their eyes and make them sore." rammas The questioner went on his way, but ranged in honor of David A. lir , soon returned, and again shouted, in recognition of his services to 1924 Karen Ilayeseel ca...…

…A lmeria:it ffewisk Periodical Cater CLIFTON MIMI - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO E IS I MAY 11 'ish life, hii ay 6 to M;. ave been lo - 'tering is ex erir and Iler. Vork, leadi; l• April 23, xt 'own, who re. tour through close study id iditions in id the Dail, ,•, i the work of The Ilailassah sled with the rk in Palestine Medical Unit, le work in the lth conditions Philomathic Debating. The Philomathic Debating Club met Sunday at the Kirby Ce...…

…jimPerRorr,/aisiteiRoraci4 PAGE FOUR c i 1 - the Family On 1 me! i Spring Coat Week. For m Three Groups of Women's Coats Unite to Make This the Most Thrilling of All Coats Weeks! $ Coats Made to Sell at $25 and $30 Made Coats Made 37 Coats to Sell at to Sell at WW $75 to $85 $50 to $65 25 We don't like to appear to be bragging—but we're mighty proud of these coats! These three groups of coats make what we think to be the best rounded o...…

…11 01* MAW &rim Ilurm mom • MINIIIINNI " 01111) y . iienton; fiNsn Ili PAGE FIVE RON IC LS • I Fraternal and Club Notes Spring Means New Things from Dean's Pisg•10 Lodge Ladies Auxiliary. The Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge No. 34, I. 0. B. 11., will give their next monthly dance Sunday evening, April 27, at the Ilotel Stot- ler. • 'Nese dances are open to the public. The Ladies Auxiliary meets every Monday evening at the Iniai Wri...…

…0 ! t (AROM lc* liirlluritorr ?AGE SIX ' &DETROIT EWISII CIRO/UCLA to the destruction of all those sinister, troglodyte forces operative in decadent Europe today. Immigration Ca Inc. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronic IS THE HOME WORTH SAVIIN G? AS WE GO! ALONG Causes. By ABRAHAM CAPLAN who emi- attendance. The hoy v rho offends Only two-thirds of the number of Jews Is it unreasonable to ask if, in the . against the law and ...…