…A lfferiallf Awish periodical Carter CLIFTON ArxNUZ • CINCINNATI 20, ONTO E 1)LTBOITIEWIRI uit, Firisagiva31 1.egetseib Lavishly Trimmed Super values which embody the extreme of charm, exclusiveness and artistry. Russian blouse backs, wrappy coats and cape coats, de- m o p e d in modish fabries—Lo- rella, Arabella, Gerona, Panve- laine and Lustrola. Beautifully trimmed with Beaver, Careen], Wolf and Mole. Many styles have e io ci aile fa...…
…nsilffinamow TiffiperitoTr _jAl_ PAGE TEN METZGER AGAIN HEADS ANGLICAN BISHOP IS NOT AGAINST ZIONISM 0. E. S. BALL COMMITTEE NEW YORK. —(J. C. B.) — The Right Rev. MacInnes, Anglican Bish- op of Jerusalem, now in this country, who was reported by the metropolitan press to have assailed the Zionist movement in his sermon On November 5 at the Cathedral of St. John the Di. vine, is not against Zionism," accord- ing to his statement in the "Pal...…
…Kor in ■ ist! (A itONian PAGE ELEVEN, CHILDREN AT LOCAL ORPHANAGE SWIS.\10 ■11•■■■■•■■ ■ ■ 7111‘1WKW ■WIM■11.■■■■ 47 FATIMA( CI G ARE TTE S n for TWENTY The above is a group of children who are housed at the Detroit Hebrew Orphan Home on Rowena street.' Proceeds of the dance held last Tuesday evening at th. Arcadia will go for the upkeep of the institution and the support of these children. —and after all, what other cigarette is so h...…
…PAGE TWELVE t ri_EljentorrlEwistt(ititoractz Digesting the Week's News I. 0. B. B. TO OPEN ITS 67TH YEAR AT NOVEMBER '24,1922 AFFAIR ON SUNDAY (Concluded from Editorial page.) was a just one, and the first job he put across in a renewed effort for (Concluded from page 1.) the relief of his fellow-Jews was in that promises to be on a par with getting English Jewry to increase the those of professional singers. $500,000 quota to one of $2...…
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…A irtericaN Prick periodleal coda. CLAYTON ATINU1 - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO Telephone GLENDALE IFEbET-ROIT EWISII Michigan's Only Jewiph Newspaper Printed in English 1— 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. XII. NO. 25 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1922 ELECTED LESS ANTI-SEMITISM 1OFFICERS BY KEREN HAYESOD FOUND IN AMERICA, MARSHALL REPORTS Abraham Srere Airsiin Chosen Chair. I man...…
…PAGE TWO 7;1E1) LT1WIT, 11WISR e4ROXICLE .MUSIC AND PIUSICIA1\ 4skifflyirr INTEREST IS MANIFESTED by this organization for the past 14 IN BICUR CHOLEM DANCE years. Jack Behrmann, general chairman, Ovation for Kolar at Second Sunday Afternoon Concert. Two Soloists Make Local Debuts. An audience that almost filled Orchestra Ilall to capacity attended the second Sunday afternoon concert, and accorded Victor Kolar a real ovation after his con...…
…A merico( ffewith Periodical eater CLIFTON ATENIIII • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO Club Notes Young Judaea Since 1887! vd.V0 M,X0tItINISSMOS 4111#115 A IOS SIMIC IS S W 410004 %.1t7 a3i101% 10001.WMCV SPECIAL SALE OF LAMPS Two very attractive designs you will like $32. 50 complete with shade s. sioinorits l.. Zack I. Cohen N. Wciman R . Cohen p. cooper In antique walnut, beautifully carved, with georgette shade in rose and black and tan...…
…VieRtattotelEwisn (ARON ICIL RAGE FOUR TEMPLE BETH EL SHALL BE HOUSE OF PRAYER FOh ALL PEOPLE, IS KEYNOTE I OF IMPRESSIVE DEDICATION CEREMONY THE NEWTON ANNIS furs but by My Spirit, said the God of (Concluded from Page One) God for having blessed our hands. In Hosts.' :nia house I see emb)died the larg-.., "It is for us today to look for the opportunity to serve thul ► rmy Oar where God is, to seek those some to any congregation. Here we...…
…A ltai= Parish Periodical Cotter CLIIRON maul - mammal zo, moo rmilierRorriEwisn (ARON1CLE PACR FIVE Phoenix Club Celebrates Golden Anniversary ,Noel ummetfield 19Z0 - 19V Phoenix (flub 18724922 1 00 00 Q*0 00-0 1; :sOCK) I The Table Service for Thanksgiving Service Plates VERY table requisite is here Course Plates l —not only the richest but Boullions, Teas many that suggest taste and After-dinner refinement, yet are inexpensive. C...…
…M.TRon;Awisi PAGE SIX KOA IG ME VETIWITJEWISR 44RONICLE deed a series of Strack's writings in defense of the Jew are at present ready for publication. It is likely that as a conversionist, Dr. Strack was no morel MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION successful than other men who have sought to win the alleg- Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. iance of the Jew from the Thora to the cross. But he will be Joseph J. Cu...…
…PAGE SEVEN Tftefrritorannsit (A tt9N sr, iiirittplr ?Jell! El" Notrs GiAS . - 1-1-. J oSEP By Chas. It. Joseph.) (Capperight, 1921. Isn't is just about time that some one somewhere put • stop to the use of the mails for lies that promote religious hatred? If there isn't • law to stop it one should be passed. Some one Bent me that old threadbare lie of the forged Knights of Columbus oath, a miserable c ontemptible. It represents what pur...…
…ME1)ergondrwisa efitornaz RAGE EIGHT rT '11.WAgosak7A, ocial and Qrsortai Now Showing— Hudson Seal Kolinsky Panels, Col. has 6? Cuffs v : V 1 ■ (!' (41 ” M anufac, turer . s of 0 In the Wholesale `District Rosenberg Bros. 230 Jefferson Ave. West a Do you wear 1 7;es an Out Size Shoe? ungl Just as there are out size" dresses that give the stout figure slenderized lines, so, among the 65 different Physical Culture Models, the...…
…A merkam Awisk Periodal Carta CLIFTON AYINU1 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE litnberkorrimosnentovictr, 7 • 9 fv: ia s uce t: t 0,6 0 *littarell Zelelt Notes Dresses Men's Lae Afternoon Gym Clem . The hour of meeting of the Men's , Gym Class at Congregation Shaarey Zedek has been changed from noon on Tuesday and Thursday to 5:15 on those days. This change was made in order to accomudate those men who felt that the best time for such a...…
…PAGE TEN IVY ocial and Qrsonal CORSET "It Cling.' 10% Among the out of twon visitors who came here to attend the dedication services of Temple Beth El, were Mrs. Arthur II. Spiegel and son of Chi- cago, Miss Belle Franklin of Cin- cinnati, Herbert M. Oherfelder of Chi- cago, Mr. and Mrs. William Wolsey and daughter of Saginaw, David \Vol- combined meeting of the men and sey of Saginaw, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. women. Phillip of Saginaw and Mr....…
…ThE PErRorawisn (A RON ICUS NOTED ORATOR TO SPEAK ON SUNDAY ......................... ORCHESTRA HALL ONLY ONE PERFORMANCE Sunday Evening, Nov 19 Presenting the Standard Theater Artists' Co. in The Price of Children's Love 61 APARTMENTS 49-59 HIGHLAND AVE., HIGHLAND PARK $150,000 7% First Mortgage Bonds. Value of Security, $330000. Maturities, 2 to 5 Years. Wolverine Bond & Mortgage Co. Hemlock 3922 INDUSTRIAL :-: REVIEW :-: Quali...…
…PAGE TWELVE I LESS ANTI-SEMITISM FOUND IN AMERICA, MARSHALL REPORTS (Concluded from page 1.) cepted clothing, and non-food pack- ages from persons in this country destined for relatives in Russia, had robbed the consigners of many thous- ands of dollars. Elect Officers. The following officers we re elected: Louis Marshall, president; Cyrus Adler and Julius Rosenwald, vice-presidents, and Isaac M. Ullman of New Haven, treasurer. Judge Irvi...…
…A merica (faith periodical eater i n Michigan's Only h Newspaper Jewish N J English printed e eii CLIFTON AY1NUI • CINCINNATI 20, 01410 IFEbETROIT LWISII 111ZONICL Telephone GLENDALE 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. XII. NO. 24 PALESTINE PROBLEM I' BECOMES PROMINENT j IN BRITISH ELECTION' Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1922 TALMUD TORAH TO HOLD CELEBRATION New Temple Beth...…
…NOVEMBER 3, 1922 PIEVerRorrjaasti cif RON IGLE PAGE TWELVE eteee.tivomeeeeii, DigeAing the Week's News (Concluded from Editorial page.) that it will be of interest to many to note the names of the present incum- bents. Jewish politicians, in their habit to exaggerate or underestimate, at u recent election' put up an argu- ment that Jews, in proportion to their numbers in this country, did not have the numerical representation they are en...…
…A merica Pinsk Periodical CcWet CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ii Telephone GLENDALE bET-ROIT LWISII Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1922 VOL. XII. NO. 24 PALESTINE PROBLEM BECOMES PROMINENT IN BRITISH ELECTION New Temple Beth El A TI ibute to Efforts of Rabbi Franklin TALMUD TORAH TO HOLD CELEBRATION -- Ahavath Achim Ta...…
…ykritorrinvisti Atm 'az Noted American Rabbis Who Will Take Leading Part in the Dedication Services Of the Magnificent New Temple Beth Et w-1**" • . .4- swritc.- -1 411k -S- !Pit wesS,. "ararrnels 1 Third Symphony Concert. BUY FURS The third pair of symphony con- certs which will be given next Thursday evening, Nov. 17, are rich in promise of good things. They bring as soloist the first singer of the season—Madame Charles Cahier Fro...…
…A merica ,farisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THREE ■■ ••=0 pitiventolvaisil OWN IC LE oung i udaea The Result of Mr. D. J. Healy's Trip to France is now in Evidence in this Store! Club Notes OOTBALL, DEBATING CONTESTS FEATURE SUNDAY'S PROGRAM to reacd mere girls nil the East Side who wilds to join the organization. The following new officers were elected at the last meeting: Goldie Goldstei ,-, president...…
…Tit eDentorriensit (it RON IDLE MBE: FOUR TEN PER CENT OF 9,200 I WORKERS IN PALESTINE REPORTED UNEMPLOYED JACOB NATHAN RES:GNS SECRETARYSHIP OF STOCK EXCHANGE: JOINS NEW HOUSE TO BE KNOWN AS HAMLIN, KAY & NATHAN STIRS PHILADELPHIA TO RELIEF EFFORTS The bath-house so important • an Orthodox Jewish community, v. destroyed, and its lack has b.. so deeply felt that the commit,, ,, • has thought of selling their ., in order to secure the need...…
…A merica AIWA periodical eater CLIFTON AMU{ • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO Thef)entorr,kwun et RON ICLE HUDSON MOTOR CAR CO. PERFECTS SALES PLAN PAGE FIVE Jewish Song and Jewish Life AN ABLE VIOLINIST What Leo Low, Eminent Composer-Conductor Has to Say Hebrew Choral Societeies in America. With its dealer Bit expanding rap- idly, he Hudson Motor Car com- I Noy has perfected a general sales poli o, which in the opinion of its 1 officals gratly le...…
…)i.-riton;/F.InsntiiRomicm PAGE SIX 711- E EM M OWN 1CLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President entered as second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. a right on the part of the state which has never been denied by ' them,—it is sheer impertinence on the part of any group within , the state...…
…A merica ,favish periodical eaglet CuPTON AViNU1 CINCINNATI 10, MOO PAGE SEVEN )critord(wisa (ARoN lac f a LADIES ORGANIZED ( TO HELP SCHOOLS 0e5HT5 ri*b•Cri- AS . - ft (JOSEPH-, H. (Cepywright, tam By Chas. Joseph.) i•,pcculi•r. The very attempt to prove the patriotism of the Jew tensifies • suspicion of it. Forexample take that poem that in merely p aro the Cosmopolitan Magazine and which has been no widely ep se•. It refers to a ...…
…• Jactal Qrsonal GlKow Showing-- Tr? ' , r. - ,. .'d i . : V i, . '04 ib Matzufac- turers of •••,\ —A November Coat Sale at Hudson's I. ,i Fine Furs , , 4,,. , ‘„,,,„) 1; . .... • ....,. it •„, .. 3 146 . . - it,.„,„..., g eat ,41),74; ► ,ii , ...„ In the Wholesale District . And you may select from scores of the best of this season's styles in the tilt if r ( -4, There Is a Coat You Will Like at a Very Low Price R...…
…v imericam ffewish Periodical Carter curron AMU! - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE Wirntorritmegkkorocts Otrit:siesieFr--"LeZtaNekle iTritiple ?Beth El NJ:firs Charming New Negligees and Tea Gown's Lo vely styles are shown in pussy willow silk, Georgettes and satins with trimmings of rosebuds, lace mbroidery. Shown in ex- and e quisite colorings. The style pic- satin with overilraping tured is of of Crepe de Chine and is priced at $25. 0...…
…P. M OCIROTTJEWISA PAGE TEN , IVY CORSET "It • 10 1c ,NIMMI•010•0•OW0...../...N•faMON•0.0...../.., .•• ■ /%1•MoD Fraternal and Club Notes Terlakah Club. Discount on all IV Y RONIQL The Tz-dakah Club held a Mon- day afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs. A. Silberblatt. A number of layettes were completed and will be distributed to needy families. A card' party will be given on Tuesday af- ternoon Dec. 12, at the Women's Federation ...…
…A wn- twit 'meth periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVINU1 CINCINNATI 30, OHIO fit EDETRPIVE_WISfi (6RONICLE, Hearts and Diamonds - PAGE ELEVEN ears HOOVER AND MILLER AT HONOR MEMORY OF unshed tears imprisoned in her out exception, acknowledge that and on her fingers. CORNERSTONE LAYING OF CHARLES SHAPIRO they were not required to dissect Once, when Yetta was very little, spines. BETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL she had caught a dancing firefly in Upward of...…
…TfifiDerRorrikwistiffiRom lac PAGE TWELVE Dige.ting the Week's News ( Concluded from Editorial page.) NOVEMBER 10, 1922 SOLEMN SYMBOLISM GIVES DEDICATION UNIQUE INTEREST --- (Concluded from Page One) Arthur A. L. Cohen, LOL7li 1. Frank, 10• over-run by Jewish Bolshevists, vis- Sylvan Greener, Day Krolik, Freder- ionaries, schemers, and the like, and ick Morris, Arthur Mansbach, Harold will make of Palestine a hotbed of Redfield, Isadore...…
…A llier/CM 'elvish Periodical Carter CLIPTON ATIINU1 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO -.‘ Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English Telephone GLENDALE IfEbETROITIEWISII 111ZONICL 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1922 VOL. XII. NO. 23 County Drive Toronto Cancels of Lord DEDICATION OF NEW LEVIN AND RUPPIN Jews Aiding Drive 'Heads for URGES JEWS GATHER...…
…711E Ifialtori; PAGE TWO stt .AUSIC AND MUSICIANS. , 0 PRODUCE satisfying, harmonious furniture 0 groups, it is not enough to use good taste in selecting individual pieces. You wouldn't expect to secure a beautiful effect in a gown if each bit of material and trimming was selected separately without relation to the design of the gown as a whole. The [skillful room artist may start his picture with neutral toned rugs and wall coverings....…
…Ti ► s Perwrr[ Young ---or any other time For Service 1426 WOODWARD One Among the Many One enthusiastic woman writes, "I am not a very experienced sewer. I bought a But- terick pattern with THE DELTOR. I never imagined sewing was so easy. My dress turned out perfect. Now I am going to make myself another. Try The Butterick Pattern with The Deltor. Go to The Pattern Store, 9 Gratiot Street, or the near- est merchant selling Butterick Pa...…
…rif Efkritorrimsn (71RONICLE PAGE FOUR FITCH FOR CONGRESS WEDGWOOD WRITES ON ENGLAND AND ZIONISM The current issue of the Nation con- tains an article entitled "England and Zionism" by Col. Josiah Wedgwood, vice-president of the British • Labor Party who visited this country for the Palestine Foundation Fund (Keren Ilayesod.1 In this article the promi- nent British Labor leader discusses the motives which impelled the Lloyd George governme...…
…PAGE FIVE iiG VCIROITIEMSAgRON ne DETROIT HEBREW ORPHAN HOME MAKES PLEA FOR INSTITUTION "High in Quality, 'Nut in Price" IN THE HOTEL "FULLER, ors than a Trade Nark- This a It to my stuarantee that youll be a satisfied customer The Expression RALLY, I had no idea that I would strike such a popular chord when I opened my nor the time bent:, Rooms 227 std 129, opposite the elevator on the second floor of the Hotel Toiler, are Heads qua...…
…hentorrfrwisn(ijKON ICLE PAGE SIX • TIED LTROITIEWISH CARON ICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President Seared as second-class matter March 3, 1016, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West Cable Add res Telephone, Glendale 8326 Chronicle LONDON OFFICE 14 S...…
…PAGE SEVEN ritfibMAkwurt itoN 'sib Oil Olf,tivi5 . G1AS (Cosywright, Ism 'BETTER SHOOT THAN ABANDON THEM NOW dos EPI÷ By Chas. II. Joseph.) want to add my congratulationa to Professor Gottheil of Colum- the occasion of his •ixtieth birthday, which was fittingly cele• OD bin, brated at a dinner •ttended by distinguished men last week in New ,k. I remember when Dr. Gottheil first identified himself with the yo ovement 25 years ago and so...…
…AsPernorrjamnotaorocus I'AGE EIGHT . ., bwJl `Now 4-- \ ai r. t` e, I , R Manufac- hirers of , i ., ( di. i -- ; .-s/MIM,ruat. Fine Furs ;1 t IN bi z 1'1 In the Wholesale 'District . `Rosenberg 'Bros. 230 Jefferson Ave. West yi` ile ...1 "It,1 rtifk, . '-'''' ' 1 ' 4 la . woomwomoomommswoomomswommemssomssw, Orchestra Hall Recital by the World Renowned Violinist MISCHA ELMAN 8:30 MON. EVE. NOV. 6 Firs...…
…A merica yewish periodical Cesar C.LIPTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE viE l LTRonrjonsiia_RoxiaL ---- Firiveamv‘171..elaaseegrarft ancl ersonall , High Type Fur Trimmed William Friedman, president of the United Jewish Charities, was one of the speakers who talked over a local radio station the past week in behalf of the Detroit Community Fund. Coats and Capes $97.50 . $110.00 $125.00 Miss Aimee Rosenthal, principal of the...…
…_jikinSn ItcroCIL MOLTROt PAGE .TEN 4,000 STUDENTS AT ANTI-SEMITIC RALLY N " 11.1.11"B1211111 rho Shop (IP OriyinctI)iodet 1448 Woodsd Avenue Will Close CRACOW.—(J. T. A.)—A crowd and Qrsonal - Marriages WirOEMOW•corgroww•vort rid newrnoriwwroog SMITH-KRAMER. estimated at 4,000 attended the an- tisemitie rally gaged by students of Julius Kramer announces the mar- i;',.--- the Cracow University to protest the riage of his daugh...…
…A merica ffewish Periodical alder currom ovum • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO THEPLTIttort /DMA PAGE ELEVEN, (A_ RONICIA lieges. References exchanged. 11 Fluclid, 5 doors East of Woodward. extraordinary promise, he went btrOWNSEND, study in Switzerland, where at the FOR RENT—Funiished room for re- end of a year he carried off the first fined gentleman. Garage included. The American Jewish Year I TO RENT—Furnished room in pri- the Russian prize of ...…
…ThEVETROHJEMSiialitONICLE PAGE TWELVE Tal PDX1- pige_ting the Week's News (From cables of Jewish Correspondence Bureau and Jewish Telegraphic Agency.) at Wail's---November 6 to 11 7, 1 The Palestine government will shortly open an agricultural bank in Jerusalem to loan funds at a low rate of interest for advancement of agri- cultural undertakings in the country. Palestine Moslems have been invited to send representatives to attend a Cal...…
…A NICtiCON %-wisk periodical Cotter Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO REVETROIT LWISII Telephone GLENDALE . 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922 VOL XII. NO. 22 DUST STIRRED UP BY FORD BRINGING REACTION TO U. S. Detroiter Eats Corned BeefDinner in Moscow HADASSAH APPEALS FOR MEDICAL FUND B'nai ID ith Day Palestine to Be Topic As...…
…PAGE TWO 7i1E7)urtton;kwurt(ifttaNictx, "6E101 3furititurr" IS NOT EXPENSIVE .AUSIC AND MUSICIANS. ZySt1 1.81ECIC ZION BALL PLANS ARE REPORTED COMPLETED Re. 44 :1! unauan II"' '''''' Detroit Hears Russians in Opera at Orchestra Hall. F one thing you may always be certain -"GOOD FURNITURE" is the only standard sold by the Detroit Furniture Shops. Our adjoining factory is open for your visit at any time. Come as often as you will. O ...…
…A merica Plash Periodical CeNter CLAYTON MIMI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO /iniPeritorr i blosn &shwa Young Judaea In Planning Your Gifts this Xmas, A Good Point to Remember is This: Club Notes TOWNSEND ENDORSED BY RABBI FRANKLIN WINDSOR YOUNG JUDAEA FORMS LEADERS' COUNCIL We've 'Been Serving Since 1887 DRAWING TO A CLOSE— Tuesday is the Last Day At a meeting held Saturday even- ing, Oct. 21, at the residence of Mil. Frances Geller, leader...…
…PAGE FOUR A Name iii America IEDETROMIEWIMI KONICL P___ considerable number of co-operative pockets of peanuts, twisted water- hall, "Father, father!" and all was agricultural colonies which have beet rolls or St. John's bread, which they quiet. established there, and which are being called Jerusalem bread. But since her Sosheh Leah thought she was run- supported by the Jewish people baby was born, Sosheh Leah never ning near a big sea, car...…
…,Amerinvt 'elvish Periodical coder CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE jitsikrRadensn4Romicaz Was Columbus a Jew? -1 consist of • series of notarial records meats of the greatest value, whose! belonging to the fifteenth century, worth was recognized contempora- which were found in the archive of neously have been lost. Ilow much the city, showing that in the first half more so records which at the time of the fifteenth century there lived could...…
…TLEPThorrjivasnlAnomaz I PAGE SIX VETRDI7 JEW1S11 (ARON 1CLE Lyman Abbott. In the recent death of Lyman Abbott there passes a truly MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION great clergyman and a writer of more than usual gifts. While Dr. Abbott's religious views were colored—one might say even Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. narrowed by his traditional teachings, he must be regarded as Joseph J. Cummins, President a...…
…A merica Pa r ish Perla&al Carter CLIFTON MIMI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEV FJi TinDergonlEwurt e RONK= 8)(- . . 14: J 0 S E P I+, ----- - (Comwright, 1921. By Chas. H. Joseph.) 1 JEWS UNAFFECTED BY EASTERN CRISIS r-- M. . Paul Painleve Declares Jew- ish People Ought to Have Its Land. I i 1 4 1 3 t o l i d ? EDER 1 WOODWARD AFL • 0- d requires not alone the name of the Someone told me that II if it has been changed. st...…
