…..•=t1mt MEM:mom NEWS Les Joyeuse Filler Club. I (11 RON ICU Les Joyeuse Club met at the home of Miss Anna Weiner, 19,25 ALLY-WASHED AND CARE- 1,u Belle, Oct. 19, The Hallow- FULLY IIAND IRONED e'en party will take place on Sat- urday. One of the members, Miss Yvette Teache, gave a sweet-six- Northwestern Branch, Jewish Old Tau Phi Fraternity. Tau Sigma Rho Sorority. teen party fur members and non- Folks' Home. A meeting of the Tau Phi F...…
…Amalfi Avisk Periacal &ter CLIFTON 8818V8 • cimaNNall 30, MKS ■ 11 All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS 11- EbETROI1 LWISII 11-RONICIA e. TELEFHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN LOCAL LEADERS TO Beth El College Classes Resumed ATTEND NATIONAL NON-ZIONIST MEET Courses in Religion, History And Literature Are Populptr. Brown, Dr. Franklin and Stern Accept Louis Mar- shall's Invitation. ...…
…PAGE TWO $500,000 Bond Issue For Commonwealth Z. 0. A. Executive Protests Wailing Wall Incident ; Ask Hadassah Aid. • NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Pal- estinian and American problems vitally affecting the Zionist move- ment in the United States were discussed and action taken at the meeting of the National Executive Committee of the Zionist Organi- zation of America held all day Sunday at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City. Elihu D. Stone, ...…
…-. Ty net' en (wish Periodical Carta CLIPTOM AMOS • OUICIMMATI 30, OHIO PAGE THREE EWISA ORM lic4 DETROIT HADASSAH OPENS ACTIVITIES Annual Musical Tea Nov. 13; Sewing Begins This Wednesday. A tine attendance greeted the season's opening meeting of De- troit Chapter of Hadassah on Tues- day afternoon, Oct. 16, at Hotel Stotler. Mrs. J. IL Ehrlich, chair- man of the chapter, presided. The matter of Hadassah's sum- mer emergency fund w...…
…TBEVEFROfljE111811ffiR0/4 'az W1 1".16:17:asIztyktutztg,utr!. ." 6 / 4 'Ict=tz, frekuutszutz' PIEVEMIl*WISRORONICLE Publisher' Weekly ey The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Ca., Inc. President Sec retar y and Treasurer Managing Editor Advertising Manager JOS7PH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE PHILIP SLOMOV 11 Z MAURICE M. SAFIR lEntered as Second-class matter March 3. 1916, at the Porton. at Detroit, Mich.. under the Act of March I. 1879. Ge...…
…Yearish Periodical eater CLIPTON MIMI • ClNaNNATI 20, OHIO ThEYATROITIEWISH et "CALL MAUL for Office Supplies" INCREASED EFFORT FOR SCHOOLS HERE URGED AT DINNER (Continued from Page One.) 0. A. MAUL COMPANY STATIONERS ENGRAVERS PRINTERS 519 Woodward Ave. Randolph 0748 S U BWAY FLOWER S1 -10P FLAILS FORA tte'ASIONS i CHAS. H WENINANnes 227 0HIAT1C17 AVE 4 iP CHERRY 9171 Modernistic Wrist Watches Never before such an exquisite wa...…
…PAGE SIX ThEDLTROIT,AWIS/16. 1BONICIA COMPLETE PLANS FOR SCHOOLS LEAGUE BALL TO BE HELD OCT. 28 (. Betrothal Announced Three Important Types in FUR COATS The Nerthwest•rn Women's League met Tuesday evening at the the Byron-Philadelphia hall. SILK STOCKINGS at $350 ask for Eta Chapter of Phi Sigma Sig- number 530 *1.95 box of 3 pairs, $5.70 silk-to-the-top MISS MOLLIE SAPERSTEIN Mrs. Sophie Saperstein of 538 Alger avenue announc...…
…ewisk Periodical Cc liter mitnoti AMU[ • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEVEN 7iIE)/TROrdiW18/1(1- 1R0Nicu r 7•8 •S ess r es c ociat and; Qrsonkti Shep l'OrgginalA,l," ill ESEll 144 0 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geller, form- erly of Cortland avenue, are now resisting in their new home at 3030 Lawrence avenue. ACA JOU/ ti Sol II. Levy of West Bos- ton boulevard, and Mrs. A. Fine- berg of Calvert avenue will be joint hostesses at a personal showe...…
…PAGE EIGHT MEDelmon,pimpfftpomicm music =musicians Oberhoffer Proves a Really Remarkable Musician. By HERMAN HOEXTER. Emil Oberhoffer, that 'sterling musician who for many years di- rected the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, and Vladimir Horowitz, Russian pianist who last season net the East afire with the sweep and power of his youthful genius; these two made the second pair of subscription concerto of the De- troit Orchestra an event...…
…'we g Awisk Pedalled Carta CLIFTON AVENU1 CINCINNATI 20, ONTO PIEPeritorr mut 28 p. es • ss • EN k.)--- abeth st It Km • - - - - 43,581 JEWS LIVE IN JAFFA AND TEL AVIV TEL AVIV.-(J. T. A.) -The Jewish population of Tel Aviv and Jaffa numbers 43,581, accord- ing to a census taken during the month of September. The popu- lation of Tel AVIV proper is 36,- 574, The number of Jewish men in the two towns is 21,603.• There are two cente...…
…flEDETROIT SWISRtft RONICLC .1 ■ 1•111. Y. W. H. A. NOTES 1- YOUR LAUNDRY INDIVIDU- ALLY-WASHED AND CARE- FULLY HAND IRONED Mary Davis HAND LAUNDRY On Monday evening, Oct. 29, the Y is planning another theater party for its members and their friends at the Michigan Theater. After the performance the party will taxi to the Masonic Temple where a buffet supper will be serv- ed and where dancing and bridge will be enjoyed. "Y" Choral Soci...…
…elvish Periodical Carta CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO • LWISII 11-RONICLE All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS TELEFHONE CADILLA C 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN BESSARABIAN JEWS, FACING STARVATION PLEAD FOR RELIEF New Cry for Help Reaches Office of United Jewish Campaign. CREDIT INSTITUTIONS ARE FACING COLLAPSE Only Relief Thus Far Grant. ed Is by Joint-Ica Foun- dation. A new cry for...…
…PAGE TWO ---- - BETH EL COLLEGE OPENS 4TH SEASON (Continued from Page One.) is entitled "Methods of Teaching in the Jewish Religious School," and it will be Miss Sufinsky's ef- fort to anply in Cie JewiaS Re - ligious School those efficient and attractive methods of teaching which have been achieved in the public schools as a result of years of researches and experiments in the psychology of childhood. Miss Sufinsky is assistant supervisor o...…
…A x e elvish Periodical eater CLIFTON AMOR • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO _ PAGE THREE 7iIE9LTROIT EW1M1 ffRONICLE ' SANATORIUM MEET ON SUNDAY, OCT. 14 Modernistic Wrist IVatches Never before such an exquisite watch— such a chic and styleful watch at a modern price—and a Real El- gin, American made. Fully guaranteed. These Elgins are on display. Come in and see them. A. ARISS 12036 Dexter Blvd. Announcing the Opening HARSEYS Restaurant in ...…
…TH EVerRorrjonsit @Ramat, . NIC411 ■11•■■■•■•■ •11.1. TilE) ETROIVEWISti (ARON 1CL. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., I. President Secretary and Treasurer Managing Editor Advertising Manager JOS7PH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE PHILIP SLOMOVITZ MAURICE M. SAFIR Entered as Becond•clacs matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoffice .t Detroit. Mich., under the Art of March 3. IsT.§ General Offices and Publication Building 5...…
…Axe apish Periodical eater CLUPTON AMUR - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO P AGE; ; F IVE PIE9unton1 /i111s1lOIRON IC II ••• ■ •• ■ •••,•• ■ governor by Major John A. War- so.einn.y protekted at Jerusalem,I nee, superintendent of the state that 'we have never directly or in- police, who conducted the formal directly heard, much less known, "CALL MAUL 1 1 I hearing. for Office Suppers" among the Jews of the practice of Smith made publie the killing C...…
…- PAGE SIX PIEVETROIT EW1SR CARD1411CLE JR. HADASSAH THEATER PARTY SUNDAY, NOV. 4 GOTHAM Gin.D SIR! PE, Junior Iladassah has taken over the sale of tickets for the perform once of "The Constant Wife" at SILK STOCKINGS ask for number 530 *1.95 box of 3 pairs, $5.70 silk-to-the-top exquisitely sheer and clear with graceful narrow heels If h■ffo, hr Rembrandt Studio. MISS m p —Tireal, u5H073, ICiViiiANVINVIVAMANIVO ■ %%% • %%%%%%...…
…lavish Periodical Carta CLIFTON MINA • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO _ PIE Y)griton;Awisn PAGE SEVEN ROA ICU Was o ‘74.$1,,,./ . 0,,soist7g4d. 11 1g '.. 117‘ '6.* • 1448 Woodwera Awnue MAT The first study program for this season of the Music Study Club will he held Friday, Oct. 26, 2;30 p. m., at the Twentieth Century Club, Columbus and Witherell streets. Arthur Luck, librarian of the Detroit Symphony Society, will give an illustrated lectur...…
…PAGE EIGHT itEMIntonjEwun(i RON ICU • . ANNOUNCING . • RIDWNS Honoring Mrs. Samuel J. Shaef- fer of Chicago, the house guest of Mrs. B. Goldman of Chicago boule- vard, Mrs. It. Simeon Saulson en- tertained at a luncheon and bridge at the Book Cadillac Hotel on Monday, Oct. 8. ' FUP.ANI) FASHION Mrs. I. Freedman of Gladstone avenue was hostess on Wednesday, Oct. :3 to 18 guests at a luncheon and miscellaneous shower at the Book Cadillac...…
…with Periodiail ewer _ 4ate 0 CLIPTON AMU! • CINCINNATI BO, OHIO TifOrrim 'A BIG CITY DINING Pcny Express Lines 'ro E LAND (OROS DOH IT Automobile Account. Furniture Accounts Radio Accounts Electrical Appliances Store Fixtures and Factory Equipment Garage Equipment Bring your financial problems to us, • Detro t company offering pi °mot and efficient aeryice. UNION INVESTMENT CO. CENTURY INVESTMENTCO. Associated Companies Total Pa...…
…• litEPLTRon, Coterie Club. re- YOUR LAUNDRY INDIVIDU- ALLY-WASHED AND CARE- FULLY HAND IRONED Mary Davis The Coterie Club met at th• home of Miss Dorothy Koppin of Taylor avenue on Oct. 3. Arrange- ments are being made for a social and (am meeting to be held Oct. 17 at the home of Miss Jtantot Weller. The club will hold its second annual raffle Oct. 31 at the hem. of Miss Fannie emberg of Clemens avenu. The members wel- corne back Miss J...…
…oak Periodical Cadet _ All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 1- 1 - EbETROITJEWISR TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1.0-4-0 THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXVI. NO. 19 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1928 EXPULSION FACES Miss Caplan Quits SAYS NON-ZIONIST JEWISH RESIDENTS Her Position Here CONFERENCE MARKS IN CONSTANTINOPLE JEWRY'S MILESTONE FAST DECREED When Torah Scro...…
…PAGE TWO II E 9LTKOrl' LIVIS/1 Of ROI 16Lf. A. Z. A PLANS FOR LTURAL PROGRAM CULTURAL to play d The A. Z. A. mesires "Are the parents of today depriv- prope r some basketball ga es with i r hil o th ing the c ( I • f Jewish Education?" ;"Are the fraternities. Inasmuch as tourna- other young people of today better Jews meats are played with the other i de- A. Z. A. chapters, some time is than those of the past?"; "Is Re- form Judaism Ruining...…
…'with Palatial &Arta. CLIPTON ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, MO ThEDLTRorrfwisn (1fR0m lax DR. GLUECK TO TEACH HEBREW AND BIBLE AT HEBREW UNION COLLEGE For three years winner of the Mrs. Henry Morgenthau Travel- ing Scholarship, Dr. Nelson JEWISH COLONIES' SITUATION BETTER Dr. Rosen Cables, However, That Condition of Town Jews Is Still Bad. RODEPH SHALOM'S NEW SYNAGOGUE Dedicated in Philadelphia ■ at Cost of 51,000,000; Rabbi Louis Wol- sry t...…
…6A ~ IE 1)EntonjEwisit C RONICLE he 'he PIEVET-ROITIEWISH ORM I CLE Published Weekly by The Jewish Chrono le 1..1,1.1e, I , President Secretary and Treasurer Managing Editor Advertising Manager JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE PHILIP SLOMOVITZ MAURICE M. SAFIR Entered a Second-elaol matter March 3. 1 4 16, at the Poidollice at Detroit. Mir h.. under the /tit of March 3, 1•7 , . General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward ...…
…1 PIE PF,TRonjrwisn ORM PALESTINE JEWRY PROTESTS WAILING WALL INCIDENT BY SUSPENDING WORK; DEMAND HOLY SITE RETURN TO JEWS DEX-WOOD BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY PARLOR (Continued from Page One.) 11340 Dexter Blvd. Year eoldinued be aperisiateili patronage will LOUIS AND SAM Formerly Y. M. H. A. Barber Shop, 5751 Hastings St. I SHERWOOD'S' Health Institute Gee! I Feel Great! That's what everyone s•ys •tter taking our treatments. Invest i...…
…PAGE SIX TIEDETROTF EWISfiefRONICLE ZEDAKAH LUNCHEON = WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10 -1=,.• The Zedakah Club bridge-lum eon will be held at 12:30 Wednes- -= day !loci), Oct. 10, at the Masonic iii1111111111111E1111111M11111111111111111111111111111111M1111111111 1111111101111111111111111mill1111111111111111111 -Photo by C. M. Hay. ET-4 -- =-7 MODES FOR 1928 AND 1929 Luxurious furs, distinctive designing. and brilliant variety makes this presenta...…
…It/ lavish Periaileal Colter r CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEVEN TilEfkritorrjEwisnentorias DR. E. M. BLUESTONE QUITS ZIONIST POST GNINZ . 6-NANDG1INI-JG- 14PIZTVIPID VseiNDGNINZ O'Cla n Engagements ...90 011,41 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rubin of 303 South Van Buren street, Ba Mrs. Samuel Hodes has returned City, Mich., announce the engagement of their daughter, Goldie, t from a month's visit in New York Oscar Klaper, son of M...…
…PIEDLTROCT 6111SIf filiONICLE OFFICERS ELECTED BY BETH TEPHILA Plans Being Completed for New Synagogue in North- west Section. Congregation Beth Tephila, lo- cated temporarily on Twelfth and Taylor, elected the following Offi- cers: Reuben Sandler, president; Sol- omon Raivin, vice-president; Max Schneider, treasurer; Writ Broz- • Louis' Cohen, ofaky, first truste e, secretary; Joseph liosin, sexton. Rabbi Joseph Eisenman is spirit- ual le...…
…ewisk Periodical Cater Alta CLIFTON AVINUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO nILY)LTHOITAWIS/Ielli.ONICLE • FORGET-ME-NOT' AT YIDDISH THEATER ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, 29 EnICineer experience, executive builA- I"g experience. w•nts part y with about a 10.0011 to enter building so, I- Ilt, 11. Have some money and • se w lots to invest. For informaton writ• Boa 715, De - troit Jmish Chronicle. To Be Staged Friday, Satur- day and Sunday by Entire Cast. La ...…
…uraorrlaristiataoriciz YOUR LAUNDRY INDIVIDU-1 ALLY-WASHED AND CARE-I FULLY HAND IRONED Mary Davis s LAUNDRY 12168 Dexter Boulevard Phone Longfellow 1185 Oh! So Good! Detroit Hebrew Infant Orphan / Home. At a special meeting of the De- troit Hebrew Infants Orphan Hume arrangements were made for the coming. dance to be held Nov. 4 at the Book Cadillac Ilotel. A loving cup will be given to the club selling the most tickets. Mrs. Delta ...…
…Alter Apish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AYINU& • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO AbbielliiroN111004117X.1.191FAMP. IF All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS 11-EbETROITJEWISR CfFRONIGLE TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1928 VOL. XXVI. NO. 18 BESSARABIAN JEWS Dr. Weizmann, Lord Melchett and Sacher THREATENED WITH At ...…
…PAGE TWO 1E El'ROIT HELPS ARRANGE FOR CHARITY BRIDGE-TEA F Miss Sophie Blanche Schwartz assisting Mrs. Esther Kaleff and Mollie It. Haber with the ar- Is THE CATCHER Based on J. Cohen's Poem "Hallotfim." By MORRIS D. MARGOLIS AT LAST HEINE WILL GET A MEMORIAL IN CITY OF HIS BIRTH BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—Duessel- dorf, Heinrich Heine's birthplace,. where the erection of a memorial to the poet was prohibited during the regime of Wilhelm 11...…
…Axe avish Palatial Carta CLIFTON snags • CINCINNATI 20, OWN PAGE THREE TftE VLTROIYfEWLSA (it RON !GTE ------ ICOMMITTEE TO AID YEMENITE JEWS rxiaidiling12? SA ADAMS AVENUE WEST Genuine Samoli Leopard Coats Vivacious model trim- med in Dyed Marten (skunk) and priced at '79 5 You will quickly rec- "A Group of American Jewish Friends of the Yemenite Jews of Palestine," in New York, last week issued a pamphlet by Maxi- milian Il...…
…PiEVErRonjEwisn OFR01'41016 dst=i1UtziMMV,VAlliVOMMI^Vightetztlit* ' t̀ztthilZVIV`*MbMMAAMVMV-UttUtagt: .ThEDETIZOITIEWISH RON 1CL£ Melting Pot Gets Severe Blow. Publiehed Weekly es The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Ce., JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE PHILIP SLOMOVITZ MAURICE M. SAFIR. Advocates of the "melting pot" idea and assimila- tionists received a severe blow last week from an un- expected source, Dr. Abraham Flexner, who recently...…
…ffewish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVINOS - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO IIEDLTROIT EWIS/101Rfri ICU DEX-WOOD BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY PARLOR U.H.S. WOMEN'S LEAGUE TO MEET AT STATLER The New Jewish Diplomacy PLAYS NINTH SEASON WITH TOOL SHOP TEAM Meeting Wednesday Afternoon to Usher in Year's Work . BESSARABIAN JEWS THREATENED WITH SERIES OF POGROMS In Al Tenenbaum, Coach Philip (Continued from Page One.) may take steps to secure the sane- lion f...…
…• TijEDentorrjEwun (ARO?, lac MageNikl*ztIbl,51Y b ' • 11 E DET IZOIT .i /EWIS/ l ORONICL£ Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE . PHILIP SLOMOVITZ MAURICE M. SAFIR President Secretary and Treasurer -Managing Editor Advertising Manager Entered as Second-etas molter M•rch 9, 1916. at the Postoffice at Detroit. Mich.. under the Act of March El, 1979. General Offices and Publicatio...…
…"elvish periodical Carter CLIFTON *TENOR • CINCINNATI $0, 0810 ftE EITOIT F.WISR eiRONICLE DEX-WOOD BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY PARLOR U.H.S. WOMEN'S LEAGUE TO MEET AT STATLER The New Jewish Diplomacy I a PLA NINTH A WITH TOOL SHOP TEAM ON Meeting Wednesday Afternoon to Usher in Year's Work. BESSARABIAN JEWS ( THREATENED WITH I SERIES OF POGROMS In Al Tenenbaum, Coach Philip (Continued from Page One.) , may take steps to secure the sane ...…
…TiffSikTRORP,11111511MRONICLE PAGE SIX SUCCOTH CELEBRATION 'acia THE FUR SALON Presents an Authentic Showing of QVS0 MAGNIFICENT COATS OF MOTHERS' CLUBS TO SATURDAY BE HELD ON SEPT. 30 The annual joint Mothers clubs Succoth celebration and camp •re- onion will be held at 7:30 p. m., September 29 Last Day MODES FOR 1928 AND 1929 Luxurious furs, distinctive designing, and brilliant variety make this presentation ass on!standing Fa...…
…Amcn 5cwiish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, ONO litElktmorriEwisn PAGE SEVEN RONICLE et, teeitA...,C..14V1/4-,C1044.9 CAH4s..9 O...4414•!.. CONN., e...04444.9CNS g xycitl.and .ersortea oti re SAT rf Ortgoio l} lot 1448 Woodward Avenue Presenting 1. MILLEP•1 CONCEPTION The Misses Margy and Bessie Karlin entertained at a shower and bridge on Tuesday afternoon in compliment to Miss Betty Berick,' whose marriage to ...…
…TIEVETRODIEWISR .411 ■ 11=11 YOUR LAUNDRY INDIVIDU- ALLY-WASHED AND CARE. FULLY HAND IRONED D a vis Mary a Y. W. H. A. NOTES CETI _ Registration: Registrations are now bein• taken for all classes given at the Young Women's Hebrew A. sreir tiny clubhouse. The program in- cludes dressmaking, cooking, decu• rative art, swimming, life-raving, basketball, gymnastics, interpreta- tin e and ballroom dancing, dramat- ics, the modern novel, cu...…
…lavish Periodical Cater All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLIFTON /MINUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TH- EbETROIT RONIGL E LWISH THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1928 VOL. XXVI. NO. 17 $62,000 is RAISED $3,500,000 Needed by Joint Distribution JEWISH MIGRANTS' FOR ORPHANAGE Committee to Continue Its 1928 Program INLAND TENDENCY SHOWN IN SURVEY DRIVE OF $100,000 A.Brown ...…
…PAGE TWO PIEDLTROITIEnsn (71/CONICIf lemplr NMI El Notts , rte- w Sabbath Services: Rabbi Philip W. Jaffa will oc- Morris D. Margolis to be cupy the pulpit Saturday morning, Honored at Banquet Sept_ 22, and preach on the sub- Tuesday Evening. ject "The Religious Implications of Repentance." Sabbath services Tuesday evening, Sept. 25, the are now held regularly in the main Halevy Choral Society will begin Temple and begin at 10:30. Rabbi ...…
…elvish Periodical C aster CUPTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE PIE 9LTROITIDVISH tARDMICLE JEWISH CONDITIONS Nritt IN POLAND DECRIED &mi ng!' ae New Years Greetings to All Our Jewish Friends and Patrons Morris Fishman Declares Them Economically Worse Than Two Years Ago. Economic A Mrs. Feannie Hir•ch B. Asper 2088 Blaine A w vi: 1 h ° e6 ; E:xl«nJs her heat Byes and friends for • li•PPY and Prosperous New Year conditions i...…
…ME9GTROMIEWISH ARON ICLf. VNtzteNx i:71;i:1% ly . vvvvv EVETROVEWISH ORON1CLE PublJahed Weekly by The Jewish Chrenkle Pubbaling Ca., Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE PHILIP SLOMOVITZ MAURICE M. SAFIR President Secretary and Treasurer Managing Editor Advertising Manager 4'7:13S oxfpkr, An Outrageous Myth Continues to Circulate. In ancient Rome, Christians were charged with kill- ing children for the purpose of offering their ...…
…VT; CLIPTOH ATINUS CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE u ikritorrin ■ isti (km ICU NEEDED BY JOINT DISTRIBUTION VVarburg's Message The Man W ho Saw Gods 1 $3,500,000 COMMITTEE TO CONTINUE 1928 PROGRAM ticipation in the rebuilding of Pal- in behalf of their less fortunate estine were highly commended. brethren abroad. It is a historic task that the Jewish people is The message reads: "On the occasion of Rosh Ha- meeting with unexampled perse- (C...…
…PAGE SIX MEI)Eritorri frwisnettunpx ANNUAL CALENDAR ISSUED BY J. N. F. GOTHAM IS81.11, Continuing a custom inaugur- ated some years ago, the Jewish National Fund of America has just issued its Jewish almanac and calendar for the year 56149, be- ginning with Sept. 15, the first day of Rosh Ilashonah. The an- nouncement of publication of the almanac invites all Jews to obtain copies of the booklet, which are free, either from the national o...…
…mu* Periodical Cada CLO10111 2210011 • CINCINNAT1 20, 0100 PAGE SEVEN MEM:FROM/EMI aiRONICLE WSW ,relte rd rblelsri,:t.:O tt e, 7"- ec'Ve se7.4 "xett erZ T•401- ZT•itstr- Ja Engagements (personat `+ Mr. and Mrs. I.. Shaw of Man- chester, England, are visiting with relatives and friends in Detroit. On Wednesday they will be enter- tained at the Statler by their cousin, Miss Eva Sussan. Pit S 1448 Vtbod•ard Amu* u* EXCLUSIVE Mr. and ...…
…r iiiEVencorrjEwisnemorvicLE PAGE EIGHT 5688 IN SPORT Wishing All Our Patrons and Friends a Happy and Prosper- ous New Year THE c.4UDREY SHOP By GEORGE JOEL EVA SUSSAN, Prop. 8709 TWELFTH STREET I extend to all my friends and customers cordial greet- ings for the New Year, with sincere wishes that the com- ing year will bring you the fullest measure of prosperity ABE MAX REPRESENTING STRENG CHEVROLET CO. TWELFTH AT PHILADELPHIA EMp...…
…A wish &dallied Cater mime AYINtli • emaaman so, owe PIE)ErBorr EWISR New Feature at Oriole Thea- 'Frail Emma' Remains Third ter This Week-End. and Final Week at Cass. RAE SAMUELS STARS AT THE HOLLYWOOD ° •: RONICLE CLASSIFIED Chrono• lour /'it "First Anniversary Week" will OFFICE FOR RENT-Doctor or EISS, strict I y kosher k h The Oriole Theater, Linwood at F. a," a romantic be celebrated at the Hollywood MACK B. "Frail dentist. Will...…
