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…A merica Jewish periodical Cotter CLIFTON AYINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN IMO sememeaMaelaseeagaa... Alarm/Ivo Engagrments Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Dant,' of Holbrook avenue announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Blume, to Dr. Arthur A. Ginsburg, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Ginsburg. ll'ondertuf Collect ion o f New Summer Silk Frocks $35 The most exclusive versions of the mode for afternoon, dinner, tea, dance, evening and s...…

…• liSEVLTRI c k1VISittiNtuttlain PAGE EIGHT Catherine Bird's Music Pupils to Give Recital at Wilmot Hall June 20. 034 IIEBItEW I sell .en d and .ercenea . . -- .0Cial MISHKUN ISRAEL WILL DEDICATE NEW TEMPLE Fraternal and Club Notes The Conere g ation Mishkun Israel will hold the ceremony for the lay- ing of the cornerstone of their new ---.0. Alumni Association: house of worship, on the corner of The pupils of Catherine Bird, who At...…

…A merica Yeivish periodical Cotter CLIFTON AYZNUL - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE MINI usn (ARON ICUS pg. VETROnA ■ L. AUER CELEBRATES EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY • sJ 41( ). X79 ayiscal, NEW YORK.-(J. T. A.)-Five of the foremost living musicians united April 27 at Carnegie hall to pay hom- age to Leopold Auer, when he vele- rated his eightieth birthday. Jaseha Ileifitz, Ephraim Zinffialist, Joseph Hoffman, Sergei Ratihmaninoff and Ossip Gabrilow...…

…PID4E12 oirsoaREAL 13 E MI( BOARD 111 JUNE 19, 1925 (fl RIJN ICU. TfiE SIX RABBIS ARE GRADUATED FROM HEBREW COLLEGE j ITIONWBUPPIRIA11112 Flins REALTYCOMPA GARFIELD 2423 5380 8748 UN WOOD AVE. I 4 Union College Confers Degrees, Honors. Library Contri- CONCRETE GARBAGE and ASH RECEPTACLES butiona Announced. (Fes. Is sent De net wait until • Court Notice 20 per cent. peu. Price will I Call I Mayor DixengotT has resigned his ...…

…A mericamiNiskti7kmlicalader try °w- ad Our New Location: I 525 ow- the tab- skit tu re and unlit twOODWARD CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO II- EbETROIT LWISH HRONICLE THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Gittleman Is WOULD HAVE VOICE STIRRING SPEECHES Miss Hadassah Leader IN NEXT CONGRESS MADE AT BANQUET OF KEREN HAYESOD Retiring Director of Palestine Government Re-elected President of •hap- Detroit Zionists Hope to S...…

…PIEDETROIT;iitsiill OM/Nitta PAGE TWO •■■■•••■•■ OBITUARY T T T T TTT T T TT TTT TTT T T TTTTTTTI:r ( J. 1 2.i were boys and girls from 7 to 17, er" and "Jew" were familiar Words S- .1.1,1.1..s.L.IS.L.1.1.1..1.1. 1 .1.s. J. J. J. .L. .t. the some of whom came from as far away to him. One day the bully of as 10 miles. Texas ponies or mules school set on him. But the boys who carried the children to and from formed a ring about the two fo...…

…PAGE THREH PETROtTJEWIS11 @kr rollICLE FRANCE BEST PLACE I David FOR JEWS IN EUROPE zaorin LJ WON HIGH HONORS BICUR CHOLEM OUTING PROVED SUCCESSFUL . — • Miss Retta Tannenholz, daughter ti M Benjamin Tannen• of M r. anrs. At the last regular meeting of the Bicur ('holem Society Mrs. David Berger was chosen president for the (Continued from Page 1) ensuing. year. Other officers elected NEW YORK. — (.1. T. A.) — "If I work, well planned ...…

…7FIE7)1717:01 di.WISAjh RON tat. ..41` •4( V. reit AV. r TO' was handled with delicacy, firmness and a regard tion was for the conflicting claims of all parties to controversies which were always hostile and often ugly. A fact too alas /WM 1011 ■ 1•00•1, __MOM. often overlooked by partisians is that a man in a po- Publlehly C.. lac. Published Weekly by The Jewish Cbronwie A By A PALESTINIAN EXPERT sition such as the one occupied by Sir H...…

…Mt/A-moo- r 'FIRST GRADUATION isrib ° 11 - D- Gtf9T1 T5 AT TEACHERS SCHOOL 1 Hebrew Union College School =m) y ' G-JAS. . I+. J OS EPI+' =-- (Cop y wright. 1921. Hy Chas. H. Joseph.) _it THE NEWS ABOUT FASHIONS! ill Holds Impressive C:re- Women's monies in New Yolk. Mr. Bryan say' that ass's milk is the kind most resembling human milk,' I NEW YORK. - Impressive exer- n d from the ass. not prove th at man s descede but that d es ...…

…7iir,7)rrRorr, PAGE SIX Ravicix IS HADASSAH DANCE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN C HUDSON'S JUNE SALE OF LUGGAGE Miss Rose Babcock is chairman of the ticket committee for the dinner- dance which will be given at the Ma- KELLER & SCHWARZ Offers 40 Special Values--Trunks, Traveling Bags, Suitcases, Hat Boxes—at Savings ANNot•N('E This is the most important Hudson luggage event For a week-end—a of the entire summer season. THE OPENING OF THEIR F...…

…5ewish Periodical Cotter A MC CLIPTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEVEN E_OgraogkiiisniiiitoNictr. /Marriages Engagements =NM efteeoeeeeeeeee Smart New Frocks Presenting a wonderful collection of the new- est creations for Misses and Women in ex- quisite silks and crepes of brilliant colorings. '35 - $45 - $75 eeeeeeeeeee eeeleeeee•eeteeee. SEGALKURTZ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kurtz of Tay- lor avenue announce the marriage of thei...…

…6 litn ik ruonjEwts i ttilfs eqict o PAGE EIGHT Fraternal and Club Notes IS YOUNGEST GRADUATE OF HIGH SCHOOL CLASS •-- — Miss Dorothy B. Shapiro of 22 Al- Second Week, Starting Monday, June IS. he Bonstelle Playhouse 1 . 01.111, Brookline, Mass., has the distinction of being the youngest mem- ton Mats. Thurs. and Sat., 50c and 75c. Woodward at Eliot. Glendale 9792. Downtown Ticket Office at Grinnell's. Night. 75c to $1.50. Philomath...…

…A merica lavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE To, FIRM tail Called Jew, with ever a laugh in the offing, bie's Irish Rose" cotton mattresses, sagless Miss Nichols' play should be seen by Clever Mixture of Homely springs. Large living rooms and every reader of this journal. Some day there are doubtless going to be dining rooms. Porch 12x40. Lot Wit and Satire. revivals of this tame much-criticized 60x18...…

…JUNE 12, 1925 VE'19eritonjawkwifilituNium 1SAMUEL WILL LEAVE 1 PALESTINE JUNE MEMBER 0E1901791AI MT( BM lINITIONWLSTERNIWASSa 4 cbar.Lcy.H__ Detroit Life Insurance Com-1 day, with its more than $50,000,000 of business in force.; with its almost $5,- pony Will Celebrate Pres- 1000,000 of assets; with its agency or- ident's Anniversary. ganization carrying the banner of According to its usual custom, the Detroit Life Insurance Company is...…

…_ - Our New Location: yv 525 00DWARD I ffROP41CL 11-EPETROIT E I TELEPHONE C A 11) :4 1 : O A C THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cenb DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1925 VOL. XVIII. NO. 2 DAVID LLOYD GEORGE Fund Appeals For IMPRESSIONS OF PALESTINE GIVEN EFFORTS OF Support In Drive BY DAVID A. BROWN ON RETURN FROM LAUDS DR. CHAIM WEIZMANN SIX MONTHS' TOUR AROUND THE WORLD Jewish Na...…

…DEEIZOITAWIRI PAGE TWO RON14.1.E AUXILIARY PLANS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE The Hebrew University Janet Cohen, recording secretary; Miss Lenora Green, financial secre- tary; Miss Edna M. Lewis, treasurer; Mrs. John Stewart, mentor; Mrs. Jo- seph Modell, warden, and Mrs. Rose ity, as it Cowan. The honorary members of The Hebrew Uni stands today, is of small dimen• the auxiliary are Mrs. Kate Levitt, lions, but I venture to say that Branch of Old Fo...…

…Amtricam lavisk periodical Cada CLIFTON AVENUI CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREbI fifElkT113,NT, AWISSICAROPI ICU ... . ........................................ s-0 Prominent In Local Keren Hayesod Drive ile By HARRY CONZEL in ADAMS AVENUE WL ∎ I AN OPEN LETTER TO THE BASEBALL MAGNATES Gentlemen:--There art. rumors among Jewish baseba I fans that s Jewish baseball players are being discriminated against it the major number of letters ...…

…ptsligrRogitwisn(fmrcia; ijl .11 .4XL coartmeSgAr EMIT EWISII tiRONICIIE llliellallall•SallINSONOIN roma n. Jowish Chronicle Publishing Co, lac. - Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager Published Weekly by ------ 19111. at Ow Postolice at Detrok as Illomad.elme matter March 1579. Nish., ostler the Mt oil March . i. . -v6U, roe" -31h, Yi -yew U. -OA 4 . 1 Lt •ropT" we' England are treated bett...…

…A merica Apish periodical Carta CI1PTON *VINCI CINCINNATI 20, OHIO l EI /tett :KU:01T LE9Al )1,2 . 141b4Pi- * 1-1511.T5 tf. ITO S EPH- ICOeywright, 1.921, Ni Ch... H. Joseph.) I UNEMPLOYMENT IN PALESTINE IS LOIN Keren Hayesod Report Shows Three Per Cent; Fund Assists Laborers. NEW YORK.—A detailed report of I met wee of the characters in Sinclair Lewis' "Arrowsmith." I don't 1 know whether I am permitted to reveal his identity or n...…

…711f Orryorwr /!wit iti RON lac PAGE SIX CI II 1 I 1 1 i ACTIVELY INTERESTED IN FIADASSAH DANCE t Hudson's Nliss Rose l.ipsitz, who Was recent- ly elected president of the Detroit Junior Iladassah Unit for the ensuing Introductory Sale June Sale of Luggage Offers 40 Special Values---Trunks, A di,ersified add highly colorful pbn, of the latest modes in LI Summer •■ • Dresses -,,"tiny n liicky purchase just ere', in New York ...…

…go:7' 6" amolEit TillI2JEI Rol I; /Eh s 13 Sitt 0 PAGE SEVEN RO,N I CLI: Enna irler grin ento .00. at Antr ftiarringeo Qrs on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Landsman o Garfield avenue announce the en HORW1TZ.ROSNER - gagement of their daughter, Lillian The marriage of Miss Blanche Ros- Plotkin, daughter of to harry Bauer of Cleveland. A re ner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam.' Miss Lott ie eel Rosner, to Nathan Horwitz, son M I Mrs. Samuel Plotkin o...…

…hisilictraxelm.sittRiakilCUti PAGE EIGHT alw es, : ,:t.‘t_mes. - L t raternal anti Cub ;Notes • , ei .z , Phi Beta Kappa. Philomathie Debating Club. Miss Pauline Gerber was hostess At the last meeting of the Philo- mathic Debating Club, held May 31 at the last meeting of the Phi Beta at the Byron Avenue Talmud Torah, Kappa Sorority on Tuesday evening. the question debated was, "Resolved. May 'dd. The next meeting will be That First D...…

…A merica ,swish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE NINE RONICUI LWISf TatkErRorr jIft± Exclusive High Quality But Inexpensive FURNITURE ATTRACTIVE SPECIALS THIS WEEK To those men and women who constantly seek the liner things for their homes, Friedenherg's offer many unusually exclusive high-glad, pleasure furniture settings fro the home at low prices that [nuke it Come in and see the large stock of Souvenir Fur...…

…litefrIttorr,/,,Instt (nttunk Lt Mr. Zangwill to tell the meeting that vice-president,HCtehle wouldbe and Samuel Willis treasurer. Follow- he never dreamed his words woo tal;en seriously and to express his re- . i, ifmr , the election ia.7tyr adjourned RIM MAI( BOARD tih the esl e u ‘ti i'l ' inier, during which, how- great. 091110 MID tlY031119112fACIASIN • ever, it wail hold an outing for the Under d irec ti on of„a,,_ BROWN, ROSENBLATT I n...…

…A wisk Periodical eater CUTTON AVININI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS IFEbETROIT EWISII Cff RONICL Telephone GLEND ALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1924 VOL. XVI, NO. 5 Naming of Waldm a n DECLARES NON-JEWS' Playa Important Role MUNIFICENT GIFTS ZIONIST CONVENTION Physical Well-Being and Social Democr...…

…1 nib f)grizorr,IF PAGE TWO (TIRONIGI.6 ,ROUMANIA'SDENIALS which obtain in the four Hynes & Murphy Open Their Pair store siready in existence, liynes & Fifth Store in Upper Part Muri ore opening a fifth store, In which •1.• ideals pursued in their of the City. Z4c Ciiibren's Toner other re, will be carefully main- he new store will carry a Continuing their onward stride in taino 'I line of drugs and sundries the drag business in the upp...…

…*erica lavish Periodical eater CUPTON AYZNUI - CINCINNATI 20, MO PAGE THREE ME/bin-Rory Awls/lawman Faulty Shoes Termed Cause of Foot Ills by Members of Hack Company. The human foot is the foundation on which the human structure is built, according to officials of the Back Shoe Company, who declare that the foot does more work than any other part of the body. "It carries the weight of the body, whether standing or walking," one off,ial s...…

…Tfilikri"VEWISRO IROPIICIA PAGE FOUR reit. , 7111- tic their own people and it will not be merely the chronicle of prosperous or sordid lives of the American Ghetto. Until such time, however, whatever genius we may have in the arts will find its realistic expression in the Yiddish, a language as vigorous and effective as many which are held in high esteem. • mums« imusessse mom.. hareems • Published Weekly by The Jewish Chrenicle Publish...…

…Wale! ,fewisk Pedalled! Coder alma ATINUI • CINCINNATI O, OHIO n; kwisii Alf; PEr io HELD EVERY OFFICE IN DEBATING CLUB Otf 0)( GIAS. JOSEPI÷ (CarywrIg19, 1921. Be Ch.. H. 19.911.1 Rabbi Felix Mendelsohn of the Chicago Sentinel suggests that it would be fitting to celebrate the golden jubilee. of the Hebrew Union College next year by the alumni of the college ''founding a periodical for the discussion of the practical problems of Juda...…

…ThEikrRon; Lwisnetaysiaz PAGE SIX SPENDING HONEYMOON IN NORTH COUNTRY :or Vacationists as siws d All society hem and other local sates sheet/ he cernshinkate4 to Th. Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednestey afternoon in order to appear in the current week's laeue. Phone Glendale 9300, Serwly Editor. Moll notices er, 46 to be re-sisal net late. Ihas Wodarenes. It The members of the retiring and the newly-elected boards of directors of the Arts S...…

…i mica lava Periodical eater CU/TON AMU' • CINCINNATI so, OHIO EDI:1 zY% r q4cfiel Lovely Summer Dresses QTSOItai To Add Comfort and Pleasure COVEN .SHANHOM Lester Leopold will spend the m a nta of July in Chicago. To a Summer Day The Misses Louise Selling and Max. itie Finsterwald left Saturday, June 2.8. for Harriman, N. Y., where they wdl be counsellors at the Jewish Orphans Bonn, Camp. which deploynerery lire the wore) id11141...…

…PAGE EIGHT 7ilEaLTROFI;k3f1Sil(71KONICLE Ille , s/XMS1=111 Fraternal and Club Notes I bets were taken in a chartered truck Miss Fannie Schneider, a weenie , to Sugar Bush Farm, where the day roast was planned for Tuesday, July .vas spent in playing games and other 1. The next meeting will be held at .iindour sports. A luncheon was the home of Miss Betty Smith, 514 to 50 guests. The next meet- Alger. ing of the club will be held at Belle ...…

…mica lewisk Palo Taal Cotter CINC1NNAT1 20, 01110 PAGE NINE picpuntororwisnolizomcii, Shopping Directory Boulevard Pastry Shop Secures I Colorful Panorama of Bible's Great Stories Depicted in New Manager, Chosen for AWNINGS "After Six Days." Courtesy and Service. :-: CLASSIFIED FOk RENT 0 .• • tee my Mork to be permanent. !hula Starr, Phone Main 27110. 418 Capitol Theatre 111,1g. Neatly furnished room FOR RENT—Large airy room, au...…

…JUNE 271922 ThEt)entor,/twisit &wow! COMMISSION NAMED BY SMITH SEEKING FACTS OF INDUSTRY 14 111111111 TARIM BY DAVID .7. HIRSCH 'Lill I I II Ill'IlW ill PEED_ r ,. _ gi i, s,,,,,,,,... °A/4 c. ' From Perm pectin.. and Cables of Jewish gg Olt 'Miss It's the deed that count. The deed to the property on which you can erect • home. We will explain to you and the girl how you can finance the buying of it. EMBER MEMBER OMNI REAL MAL...…

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…111CliNN ICIPiSif Periodical Carter All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS • CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO IfEbETROIT LWISH 11-RONICLE Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1924 VOL. XVI, NO. 4 Pupils SMITH WOULD CHECK WORKERS IN SOCIAL Twenty-two SERVICE TO ATTEND Will Be Graduated THREATENED STRIKE IN CLOAK I...…

…Tili;PrTIN 1 IT PAGE TWO al 140N ICLE PROFESSOR BENZION HALPER were determined to carry out their plans. "Annie, would you be afraid to By PROFESSOR JACOB HOSCHANDER stay here all night alone—if we were not here!" questioned Vivian, seem- Recently, Professor Benzion Helper, of the Geminate Verbs," which ap- ingly in an uninterested tone. The n the request of the editors, reviewed peared in Die Zeitschrift fur die Alt- other girls breathles...…

…'grieve 5014 Periodical eater CLIETON AMUR CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Tr if 'mom /nu cfl irf RON ICU SILVERMAN AWARDED HONORARY DEGREE. NEW YORK.—Dr. Joseph Silver, man, rabbi emeritus of Temple' Emunu El, received the honorary de-! gra, of Doctor of Humane Letters at the recent commencement exercises', held at New York University. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Kathleen K. Cunsberg, wife of the late Paul Cunsberg, and Nor- ris Carlsberg, father of the de...…

…TimPrritorrlEivistiffiapPlicta PAGE FOUR .01-1%. • 1140,11 • ems war fovnee neenno Published Weekly by The Jewish Clir Wen FAlithigg he. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. &Imbue, B • , Manager Entered ae Second-elan Potter 1I•rch S. I kW at the Postal.. at Detroit, Mich.. ceder the Act of litrch 3, init.. General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West Ceble Address: Chronicle Telephone, Glendale 9300 L...…

…INerieaM PIVith Periodical Ceffter PAGE FIVE tekentordr,wisnOwNicw. fi_ GlAS. praweweten. c.JOSEPH--- 11121. s, Claw H. Jimiseb.) I had occasion not so long ago to discuss with a very distinguished Eng- lishman our good friend Zangwill. His criticism of Zansnvill was that he approached serious matters in a flippant and cynical way. The result was that he never reached anywhere. Ile had a good time making everybody else mad and probabl...…

…PiEDLTROIT iANISH PAGE SIX (al PON ICU Engagements oct arsona , 1 Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Gosavitch of 2652 Hazelwood avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Ethel, to Joseph Cherniack of Winnipeg, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ortner of Louis- vflle, Ky., announce the engagement of their daughter, Leona, to Max Bachrach, son of Sir. and Mrs. Ii. J. Bachrach of this city. air. Bachrach,' All aaais Items and other local notes should...…

…VelIGIN lavish Periodical Cotter CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEMI TilEIDErRonALtsri0.11tomcir , bertvtic k. Lovely Summer Dresses To Add Comfort and Pleasure To a Summer Day Dresses which display in every line the newest phases of summer fash- ions. Dainty embroidery, bits of self applique, collar arid ruffs of white or- gandy, soft lace edges and unique pleat and tuck grouping are a few of fliarriatiro SHLAIN-LAPATIN Aaron Nochimson o...…

…Tt .bemon; PAGE EIGHT ARON ICLE Fraternal and Club Notes Police Offid (el Women's European Welfare. The last fleeting of the Jewish Women's European Welfare Organiz- titian was held at the Farnsworth Synagogue Tuesday evening, June 10. A report that the organization was not issuing any more transportation tickets to European orphans was de- nied. The work of raising money to purchase the tickets and to provide for the orphans until they ...…

…warm ffesvisk Periodeal Carter CLIFTON AVINUI • OPICINSAII 30, OPI10 I ■ PACE NINE Thu tkriton:Iposn oRONICLt. REFINED country home, 17 miles FOR RENT— Beautiful furnished apartment for two or three months. from city hall, East Jefferson Lake- :-: L. II. Harman, 1715 Burlingame. shore, is for sale or lease. Can make very attractive terms for re WANTED—Refined young lady sponsible party. For appointment FOR RENT — Would like to share beau...…

…Thenemorr, kraut GIRoNICIA lished in Shanghai, the nucleus is VILNA JEWS HONOR here, and surprisingly long strides PROSELYTE'S MEMORY have been made in that direction. It is both amazing and gratifying to VILNA.—(J. T. A.)—The memory realize that in such a remote corner of the globe, so cut off from Jewish of the "Righteous Proselyte," Count stimulation and atmosphere, the tra- Pototzky, who embraced Judaism 150 Expeditions Headed by Slousch ...…

…*crime Savisk Perk(lial Coder All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI BO, OHIO HRONICLE ifEbETROIT Telephone CI.F.NDALE 9-34-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1924 VOL. XVI, NO. 3 ROUMANIAN JOURNAL CHIDES GOVERNMENT FOR ITS WEAKNESS Backs Measure Aiding Temporary Residents Ver Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents ork) d Life W GREAT JEWISH HOST FAMOUS...…

…mr,i)rmorr, frwisn PAGE TWO jumped Immediately off his animal and knelt before the stranger, asking his pardon. But the stranger would not listen and continued on his way, deeply insulted. The rabbi followed him all day and, when he reached the stranger's home, again begged his pardon. After the neighbors had heard the story and had joined their pleadings for forgiveness with those of the rabbi, the insulted one said: "I pardon you, but only...…

…wericam Pwisk Periodical Cotta CLIFTON ovum . CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE COVENANT MEMBERS STAGING BARBECUE Old-Fashioned Affair to Take Place All Day Sunday. Sunday, June 15, the Covenant Club will entertain its members and their families and friends at an old- fashioned barbegue. The farm where the feast will be staged is reached by Proceeding to 12900 Gratiot avenue, turning to the right and following the signs that have been plac...…

…America 7111:1)unton; /twist' OKONICIL PAGE FOUR _ . szA- cs ill ~ of the most gifted, intelligent ministers in that church who have renounced the miraculous in the Christian re- ligion for the essence of the religion to live and practice see ... wruneafteelueee.ne eon to Published Weekly by The Jewieb talon, e PoblIshing Ca., Inc. the teaching of the humble Nazarene. It is not an ac- Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor cident that B...…