…e r 1 All Jewish News 1 All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS liEbETROIT LWISR. HRONICL14 Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy. 10 Cent. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1924 VOL. XVI. NO. 11 "" - Col. Kisch, Ambassador To His Own REGARD FREE LOAN FUND $000 Visits President NAUMBURG,BANKER FOUNDATION WILLED $300 GIFT DONOR OF $50 On Peace Effort Country, Reviews Palestine's Stat...…
…1)Otsenn• /.'salcnrt itoN IC LE PAGE TWO flittwirwrogamr.sumartirYarxikuvirtrimussieltaw.x.w .muzmor.e. ‘—',/ L i iitax SHOULD JEWS MAKE WAR ON KLAN? Yr Concensus of Opinion Among National Leaders Calls for Merger of Jewish Forces With All Liberty-Loving Americans in Common Effort to Remove Hooded Menace. n I n 0 4..Arretinag 6MPC7711P is an unique christenind for our 11CUST SALE °, FURNITURE „9 PORT ORIENT Beautiful RUGS from th...…
…PACM THREI Titui)critorr /pima ThRONICIE :-: CLASSIFIED :- I Announcement! FOR SALE- 426 South Chalmers. Merge Talents for Efficient Service In Insurance Business. 0,,ox' New seven-room Colonial, vapor A partnership, in which a veteran's heat; four-car garage. Lot 40x140. experience in insurance service and Will sacrifice for quick sale. Call a younger man's executive and finan- cial training were amalgamated, re- owner, Hickory 7045. c...…
…PITROIT MS ► 01 RO N IC LE =nom. PAGE FOUR 4 rer SgVi?AsN•Vier - -- - 4ZiV 7 IRP RIC hi l ntO EEutawe L onme ,.kt, mime ea woos. • Publiebed Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Cm, Ins. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Selman., Business Manager t■ X..r./ v. ...kr , should do nothing to invite or attract. and that as a spiritual institution it takes no cognizance of men other than in their spiritual relat...…
…PAGE MP lhErientAtjaini (ARON iftE _ • I COL. KISCH REVIEWS body will have its seat in Jerusalem, PALESTINE'S STATUS 1 where not only it will be beat placed when the supreme Jewish national otf5-4T, as regards the care of our interests in the national home but when its voice can go forth with the maximum of authority to the four quarters of prospects have been established for the earth over which our people are more rapid progress in the ...…
…L.. .f1; _ AWISSIORONICL6 PAGE SIX Fraternal and Club Notes Em El Social A'ders. The Eno El Social Alders will hold ' another of its series of open meet- ings Saturday evening, Aug. 9, at the Jawish Institute branch at 1111 West- I minster avenue. Solomon Levin willl , addles; the club at 9 o'clock. — Athena Gila Club. H , C9.'" 6 :, es) I 4... 1241.1243 Woodward Avenue Between Grand River and State. Well-Dressed °() Men All Ov...…
…— A pish Pendia! Cater cusioN ATItWI CINCINNATI 10, OHIO - PAGE SEVX• ThEiierRonlonstialtoNlar , acial and IJUDAEANS PREPARE TO EXTEND SCOPE ersonal SUBSCRIBE $30,000 FOR HERZLIA LAND -- -- Sale of Plots in Garden City Will Mount to $50,000, Says Dr. Sheinkin. New Expressions of Fashion in Autumn Coats, Wraps $65, $85 Up ss.d1 Mr. and Mrs. Sol Clansman of Sec- and avenue had as their guest last week Mrs. Louis Rosenberg of Tull...…
…AUGUST 8, 1924 MEVErRotr frwicialiPONICIA Robert M. Toms, Chief Assist- ant Prosecutor, Begins His Fight for Nomination. T fDAVID J. H1I 1! C 1111111 ruriu Robert M. Toms, chief assistant prosecuting attorney, Republican can- didate for prosecutor, began his cam- paign in earnest this week. His two •nA "'ell.. of J•• ■ •,, (From 1,/, ■ 111.%ir ereneo.1 SCIENTIST REVIEWS PALESTINE FLORA' VOTE FOR JUDGE NEW YORK.— (J. T. A.) — Dr,' E...…
…A-- All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS Telephone flEbETROIT LWISH GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1924 VOL. XVI. NO. 10 GRIP OF AMERICAN JEWS ON ZIONIST EFFORT ASSAILED Summons Jews to Work For Peace of World Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents REGARD FREE LOAN AS BASIC SERVICE American Jewish Congress to Five to Attend Ses- TO NEEDY PERSONS TO AID EDUC...…
…4' ar 7itr.7)ETuort lr term (iu 'ewI CIL PAGE TWO Dime Savings Bank Announces Woodward-Adams Branch Opening. The Dime Savings Bank announces the opening of its twentieth office, to b. known ho the Woodward-Adams Branch. 'this new branch is located on the east side of Woodward ave. ono, just north of Grand Circus Park, between Adams and Elizabeth streets. 4 B. C. SCHUMACHER Some Remarkable Values in Interesting Things For the Home P ICT...…
…PAGE THREE TiirmuntorvbxisligiRoNicil: CONSTANTINOPLE ASYLUM IS DESTROYED BY FIRE however, is very precarious, since' there are no accommodations in the city which could give them shelter. CONSTANTINOPLE.---IJ. T. A.1 Fs rty thousand Jews in Newark, —The Jc:rsh orphan asylum here, which sheltered 200 children, was de- N. J., are represented in the confer- stroyed by lire July 22. By the quirk ence of Jewish Charities recently action of the...…
…llll VErizorr,Avvisn j IIa PAGE FOU It rise– 6:i .14 4 TREDETROITJEWISII elltirfleliq • ....... 06.1044 mow memo in sommum s Puhlialtall Weakly by The Jayialt Cheops:cl• Puhltahlag Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, - – – President and Editor --- Jacob H. Schakne, Busing.. Manager ch 11:1916: at the Postale@ at Detroit, interred as eyeond.clate matter 111ar - 1111ch., under the At of March 3, tr:o. General Offices and Publication Buil...…
…PAGE P'IVY. 7ituVuritort;b:wisn(iwnici.r, GRIP OF AMERICAN JEWS ON ZIONIST EFFORT ASSAILED MAYER QUITS BENCH' HAD VIVID CAREER (Continued from Page 11 ter facilities for manufacturing in Federal Judge Held Numerous the country, so that the demand of Offices and Presided at the neighboring countries, which con- `.r As . stitute a good market, may be sup- Famous Cases. 5, Chu. H. Jo•eoh.I IC.Apyirri.M. 1521. plied." Concerning the plan for t...…
…L 9LTKOIT;PliSil ,PAGE SIX ffIKONICLE ttcln -melds - - Hudso n's August Sale of All 'misty items and other local notes should lo communicated to tb• Oka .1 The pe us the cu m Chronicle by 6 e'clock Wednesday olternin in order te p aar M Glendale 0300. Society Edito r. ail ' so a s to be revolved oat lair) issue. l'hono th•n Wednesdey. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Simons! Hairy Lindenbanin was host at a I dinner at the Hotel Elkins, Mount (Ru...…
…mikriton;fi, WISH 01(0A ICJ; PAGE SEVEN sammisimmineMINY ..ae ial an ezesana l New Expressions of Fashion in Autu m n Coats, Wraps $65, $85 Up B. Siegel Co.'s wraps this season will appeal more than ever to dis- criminating taste. Fashioned from the softest, velvety materials which lend warmth as well as richness. Sumptuous furs collar and cuff the majority of the coats. New Au- tumn colorings. Women's and misses'. Milne liodis Moon...…
…AUGUST 1, 1924 EbaR0111/NISIt GIKON IGLE BUY MANY PARCELS LAND OF H EZLIA R T1111111LTifillre BY DAVID J. HIRSCH TUTITT-111111114 WELL 7 page 1.1 ed fr (Contnuom _ ..... uel Bushlowitz, Davidson Brothers, Abraham Srere, Dr. P. M. Bernstein, Robert Marwil and Isaac Shetzer. At a meeting of members of the Poalei Zion organization, held last Tuesday evening at the Kirby Cen- ter, options to the amount of $6,000 were secures! and plans were...…
…Amerkam ,farish Periodical Carta Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English ouricoN aviwust • essicoOlsst so. oitto 11-ROAICL- THE,bETROIT Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1923 VOL. XIV. NO. 14 CASE OF PALESTINE Gives Jaundiced View ARABS IS GIVEN BY of the Jews in Russia DELEGATION'S HEAD Community Gives Welcome to Rabbi...…
…11=1 ■'-■ Tica. rmon;LalsnQiitaNiCUI ,'AGE TWO 'riCsmwszsaKumn:trterrtnitrorntirtyx , ft I / 11 "Good Furniture Ja No! Expenrite" "Ray Zair," First of Hebrew University Faculty, to t,- -/e•se Solid il ► hogany Martha Washington Se:ring Table Lecture in U. S. WS beautiful salving table of the graceful Martha Vtilshiogtuu design and made of Solid Mallogiiii ■ , is offered as a special 14 a very short time. Exactly as pictured and pr...…
…Palish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE MeDentondmsnOitoNiar , The New Stenographer By SAMUEL 0. KUHN their stenos at 18 pee!" "I don't understand myself, being taken on, I mean," Gladys corrected herself. "I expected to get only IS- if your term took me!" "Listen. What do you mean?" per- sisted pretty Agnes Feltus as she led Gladys Ilart tee the typewriter desk formerly occupied by Mi ss Moran.' Young J...…
…PAGE FOUR al illEMAKORAWISii KOAICLE KEEP ALIVE ON ALTARS OF ISRAEL THE ETERNAL FIRES 0 OUR FAITH" An Authorized Interview With Louis Marshall. By A. H. FROMENSON 'I'i. 4, : me .no. se. • • -.4guished men was slightly tremulous, exclaimed: "1 smiled in the thought I was listening to an Isaiah ‘.1,../1 assembled in --to one of our Prophets." A bit ea- last April to tele. travagant, no doubt, but indicative. •ial culmination 141 It was th...…
…0 4merkam ffewisk Periodical eater currox antful • CINCINNATI 3O r OHIO PAGE FIVE ,pEDEntorriknsn aiRONICLO Rabbi Philip Grossman at El Moshe Synagogue. Recreation Commission Work- er Lauded by Jewish Charities. Representatives of the United Jew- ish Charities who were in charge of the boys' Bed girls' weeks ut the Lake Elizabeth earn') conducted by the De- troit reation Commission are full - far the efforts of the non- of pra. , wish h...…
…hips CTROITIEW15/1(Aaormus N JOY FARM Jingle Homes, [topless• and Sit•s H I R SC H I R.sIt y Comp•ny 9748 Linwood, Corner Blals• (Airfield 2423 - 5380 CEMENT GARBO'. AND ASH RECEPTC ES io.. in Buy now at big re le for price. A Sphinx Recet garbage can now be purchased for $7..00 complete, Including delivery and installation. We can guaran- tee these low prices for only a short time. I'lace your order NOW through H. M. KOFFMAN Melro...…
…PAGE FOUR Tt cDerRonjilum (ARON •■■ GEORGE ELIOT AND JUDAISM THEDLTROITJAVISIIORONICLE Some Notes by the Rev. I. Livingstone, in the London Jewish Chronicle. MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Anyone who has read "Daniel De- Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. ronda will agree that George Eliot Jacob H. Schakne, Boatman Manager was not only an intellectual giantess Jemeph J. Cummins, President and a woman of sp...…
…,ANcriauf ffacisk Palatial Carta CUSTOM AMOS • csmenoun 20, 01110 PAGE FIVE /nun (ii ROA ta4 COOLIDGE IS SENT (7' 14-6 'Crl °u9 111 5 AGUDAH BLESSINGS 61AS. (cepeerstsist. 1921. • Br JOSEF:11-h— Chas. H. liseeo9.) ho has been one of the most active Ford propagandists Allan lfenson, ountry, has just issued • book containing the biography of Ford. the c in In one chapter he refers to the sudden cessation of Ford's campaign against L...…
…I PAGE EIGHT MEDLIBMTJEWIS112LONICLE and Qrsonetl_ All society Huns and other local notes should be communic•ted to the office of The Chronicle by S i tech Wednesday aft ..... a In order to appear in the cu ..... weelC• lame. Phone Glendale 9300, Society Editor. Mall mulcts so as to be received not late. than Wedneeday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob II. Davis were hosts at an unusually brilliant and at. tractive affair at their home on Chi- cago bou...…
…A merica swish PaloSeal (?avtcr CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 30, OM pc Wixom hymn 4.jcP ■ 00 0", Ss. A Feature of Our August Fur Sale This Hudson Seal Coat at $495 Skins soft and pliable as Duvelyne. Full length model ; shawl collar and deep cuffs of Viatka Squirrel. Large, wide sleeves. Fastened at side with fancy ornament— a truly remarkable buy. IOSIEGEL (.01.4%.000..0 DETROIT, MICHIGAN 2 A:Ycial and Qrsonai Mr. and Mrs. Herm...…
…RAGE TEN RON pc .• THE RABBI'S PRESENT Explained tram facts of private history. .01 , (Anonymous.) His friends whom love did aptly --- . TIVIT Y teach, • __ ____ A Rabbi once, by all admired, Wished all to share the gracious Dinner of is th Into resting St•tern thh Sir Herbert Samua Ma Received, of high esteem the sign ■r task, f From those his goodness thus in- Maccabaaani o " nd-,9, So planned to bring a bottle each, spired, . And pour th...…
…Americo ffewisk Periodical eater - CLIFTON *VINCI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN THEPerRoftiEwish(ARoracte 116.1100,110410.1 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111N11111111 IIIIIuIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A Directory of High-Class Dealers Who Want Your Trade Practical Conveniences and Necessities For All liomebuilders. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111 1...…
…America Awish Periodical Carter 1 Michigan's Only 'Jewish Newspaper 'Printed in English CINCINNATI 10, ottIO II-EbETROIT LWISII 11-ROINTICL Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. XIV. NO. 13 KOSHER IMMIGRANT Agudath Israel In STATION IS URGED Session In Vienna Depre- IN BRITISH REPORT Torah-less Zionism Is eated at Ultra - Orthodox s on Congress. Sir Auckland Geddes Recounts Evil Condition of Ellis DETROI...…
…Thr rntivorr inqvi tzo% f‘ PACE TWO gligWag.S.V" kr PI • rr Irm4=i,ltraMtViMUMVE.KAWMW.LOcIN ?LW MO i.4 . Our New York Letter The White House Speaks on Immigration as Secretary Davis Feels—Ambassador Geddes' Disgust Draws Commis-sioner Curran's Ire—Louis Marshall Denounces Labor Secretary's Selection Fad. &Om 4LiVi usinea ltimp By GERSHON AGRONSKY (Copyright, 1923, Jewish Correspondence Bureau.) selective immigration scheme is an en...…
…v imericam 5cwisk Periodical Cada cunem smug - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO Zi_tufl fn no t rfili o n (lino s t c ..r. VISITS EAST SIDE HOME AND IS PUT IN TOUCH WITH SISTER IN MOSCOW Young Judaea Club Notes PAGE THREE THE TRAVELER 4)REPARES FOR BUSY By ETHEL TAUROG SOCIAL SEASON FOR LOCAL B'NAI B'R1TH NEW YORK— (J. T. A.)—Thanks It was raining heavily, and a howl-' to a casual visit to his old home resi- ing wind rattled the windows and Samu...…
…jilt Pawn: imusn (ii RON ICIX, PAGE FOUR Tim kuiorr i /mat et RON 1CLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Jacob H. Schakne, Business M aaaaaa Jeseeph J. Cummins, President entered as Record class matter March 3, 1918, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West aries they receive as Justice...…
…Americo Pwish Perla lead Cuter CLIPTON ATINU1 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO • mbVencoransa G1 Rommel 1416011 815>IfpfT5 GiAS. PAGE LETS KABOTCHNIKS TAKE NAME CABOT 1+. c.J OS EP H- (CApperrlikt, Hat. ay ad. H. Joseph.) Pennsylvania Judge Grants Pe- tition Despite Objections of Massachusetts Family. with William onder how many politicians •nd boldness men will a I w Hard's statement that appeared in the Nation a couple of weeks ago. In PHIL...…
…PAGE SIX firrfirritory, (ARON lam • Betrothal Announced .shopororigin.04:6. j 1448 Woodward Avenue 41101•161 .Mk UM- :"...•assi *V* 11.10Vaxs .....011kZsalikt ii.144 041, 00w-V120. hould be communicated to the office el The All society Items and other local note• Chronicle hy 5 o'c , orir Wedn•scl•y •Iternoo n in order to appear in the current week'. Mail Notices ao a* to be received not later issue. Phone fIlendrle 51300, Society Ed...…
…Alta tar ( faith Per/Mail Coder CLILION ATINUI • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 i)ETBOIT,11: 01511 flE r Ew-agement Announced. A Feature of Our August Fur Sale This '1 Hudson Seal Coat at $495 Skins soft and pliable as Duvetyne. Full length model; shawl collar and deep cuffs of Viatka Squirrel. Large, wide sleeves. Fastened at side with fancy ornament— a truly remarkable buy. .701.r.366maloilw . iialEGEL rtliit,cta.<08e86 raw. enaaretwo DET...…
…VIE PAGE EIGHT - InFw.u..7,- ,tawuz.zklaw.tzozzoszuzzz.ztos ,--- i)grvorr.frwINI1611?0,NICLE • Special Ankrust Price on Finest Grade of Mrs. Abe Silverstein of California avenue entertained Mrs. Lee Ehrlick, Mrs. Robert Schooler, Mrs. Wilfred Goldman, Mrs. Hell A'eizman, Miss Rose Weitzman, Mrs. Maurice Marks, I Mrs. Louis Shalit and Mrs. Max Si- , mons at it lanwanin given at the ,1 Whittier Ilotel. I . Mr. and Mrs. Jacob :iersh of •,' ...…
…• Amerkam Amish Peria&cal Carta CLIFTON MIMI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE liii/burRonimsilOKONica Shopping Di etio' Shall Autocracy Reap What-:-CLOSIFIID FINANCIAL Democracy Has Sown? aunroom, two baths. Garage. Up to the minute in every detail. Call 100 Chandler Ave. or Phone EM- pire 1470. .' LAWYER PARTNER FOR FINAN . .. FOR RENT —Beautifully furnisluld room for one or two gentlemen, In ' CIA'. AND BUILDING COMPANY. private home....…
…WATROMIEWISItaiNCRICK, AUGUST 24, 1923 Digesting the Week's News $200,000 LIBEL SUIT JOY FARM (Concluded from Editorial page.) I Single Horne., Duplele• • od llocn• Sites IS FILED AGAINST FORD BY BERNSTEIN have laughed at such Free Press sen- timents, but the latter isn't alone in (Concluded from Page 1.) its expression for restriction and se- le•tion; Secretary of Labor Davis is icy in the Dearborn Independent re- supported in his pla...…
…Americam Jewish Periodical Cadet 0-- Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper [Printed in English ( WTTON AMU* • CINCINNATI 20, MO 11- EVETROIT LWISHCffRONIGL - E Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1923 VOL. XIV. NO. 12 BROWN ACCEPTS NEW Papers Tell How To "JOB" TO ASSIST IN Conduct Inquisition SEMINARY CAMPAIGN • Becomes Chief Advisor in Ef- fort to Raise Fund of „000. ocu...…
…—7 Tic`ficriton;frinsaffigoraaz PAGE TWO ibluM r a n, rrrr cram Freem an rr "(;..di Furniture i.k if Frpensitt" ums& A splendid and unusual oppor- tunity to buy Oriental Rug. at wonder- f ul discounts real Handsonte Nine Piece Laminae ►Valnut Bed Room Suite during our sale al the S.C.Guli- un stock which we recently took over. A %tom; the many gia.c- ine bargains to be had in our first general clearance sale 1A e cannot kit) c...…
…AIllakalf ( faith Periodical Cada CLIFTON AVENGE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE TH.talli bli2Eritcyy WORK IS IN FULL Young SWING IN RUSSIA Judaea Relief Burdens Fall Entirely on Joint Distribution Committee. Club Notes NEW SYNAGOGUE TO BE BUILT BY EMANU-EL IN NORTHWEST Knights of Judaea. The program of the Knights of Ju- daea, at the meeting on Tuesday even- ing, conskteil of a discussion of Jews in lit:eball, by I. l'itzak; a review of t...…
…7i I F. KARLSBAD ZIONIST CONGRESS VOTES CONFIDENCE IN ADMINISTRATION OF WEIZMANN AND SOKOLOW BY 146.67 (Concluded from page 1.) Declaration it is beaus° there is an constant attempt to wreck our united leadership. The Left and the Right are fighting over the Kashruth ques- tion, and clear issues are made un- clear. The American Jews expected that from this Congress a message would go out that the Zionist Organi- zation is ready to accept al...…
…Americam Apish Periodical Coder CLIFTON ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Pt PET HOITif,11 - • Is Pan-Jewry Possible and Necessary? Yes, Says Dr. Blank, a European Jewish Worker; Desirable, But Not Essential, Says Bernard G. Richards, Ameri- can Jewish Congress Spokesman. INote.--lly Reuben Blank Ir well known duce. Ron of the war and following the Iluegian Revolution. In England •nn France. where he has town living for the la few year, war...…
…PifiDetRonlEivisit CA POPIKLE PAGE SIX te. ■ ,... ticular jargon, dialect, admixture, or what you choose to call it.1 to develop a literature that it ceases to be a jargon and iffRONICLEI begins li ilibEntonlEwlsit becomes a language. From all the various component mix- 4 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President Catered Jacob H. Behan., Business Mana...…
…thverfrait Agish Pcriedieal Cotter CUT ON AVINOZ - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO • ThEPErr.orr, /p.m 1416071 Oif5ifi 0-1AS. I. JOSEPH-,---- sc.nrwright. 1921. Br Chu. H. lmeash.t REPORT IS ISSUED BY WELFARE BOARD Advance Showing Advance Showing Contains Summary of Accom- plishments from July, 1921, to October, 1922. Guaranteed Sale of Autumn change even in death. Massive monuments to distinguish the Fashions resting place of the wealthy dea...…
…Til )Erito ri; fryi sr! (A RON ICLE PAGE EIGHT ocial and Qrsonal When one consiihrs that Iternard Shops oulues--at reyttlar prices —have nested our distinetite reputation as "the best shop in Detroit for tpoons and dresses,' you run appreciate the opporfiruifire pest ol!rd in our s /Ell 11,111 5' in E prit sated to the office of The Alt society Items and ether local notes should he ca Chronicle by 5 &each Wednesday aternown in order to ...…
…America 'mesh &dada Cadet CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE n oar Qrso4a1"). New Wraps Engagements Mr. and Mrs. D. Rutenberg o Montreal announce the engagemen of their daughter, Lena, to Jack El Miss Judith Breitenbach, daughter lenstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. William of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Breitenbach II. Ellenstein of this city. of Putnam avenue, has joined the Mr. and Mrs. IL Levinson of Kirby many campers at Camp Cavell, n...…
…L PAGE TEN Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Davis of 2224 Chicago boulevard will be at home to their friends on Saturday evening, Aug. 25, from 9 to 12. No cards. --- Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Gittleman of 227 Winona avenue have returned from an Eastern trip. Louis Harris of 7442 Kipling ave- nue returned from a visit in Pitts- Miss Belle Cohen of 519 Medbury burgh. has returned from a delightful visit to Chicago, where she was the guest Miss Freda A. We...…
…A merica iftwisk Perisfied Cater -clovawx-, a Can ing, By LEON ZOLOTKOFF. (Copyright, 1923, Jewish Correspondence Bureau.) RUSSIANS SEEKING . AMERICAN RECIPES Unusual Interest Shown by Dilban is a steer, a clear-cut, jet- when he hears a small, thin voice Housewives in American black quadruped, not different in his lisping the words "Komi, Eglah!" Cooking. (stand up, calf I, he recognizes the outward appearance from many on !other bul...…
…• AUGUST 17, 1923 litEfierRutrjaisn @RON ICL4 .1 Digesting the Week's News BROWN ACCEPTS NEW JOY 'FARM (Concluded from Editorial page.) I ministration is its neglect of Palestine Jewry's needs and feelings and its ; complete ignoring of the position of the people on the very soil of the land that is to become the homeland of the Jewish people. Dr. (Belson, editor of the Jerusalem lla-Aretz, declared before the Zionist Congress that "Pal...…
