…PAGE TWO THE DLTvJ3rdtl on RMICIL 4 ratenrat anb (Dub Notts Friendship Club. An open meeting of the Friendship Club will be held Sunday, Feb. 13, at 4:30 p. rev, at the Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne avenue. Fred Butzel will be the principal speaker. The pub. lie is invited to attend the meeting. Bicur Chelan, Society. Sidney Alexander addressed the last meeting of the Bicur Cholent So- ciety on Thursday evening, Feb. 2. His topic was "Frie...…
…n Ek entonjEwisti6ircomiar. A. LITTMAN WILL BE HONORED ON FEB. 16 SomethingNew in Upholstered Furniture Yiddish Players to Present "With the Power of the Dybbuk." r URNITURE HOUSE The Store With a Reputation. fi 1 • jst , r 1 / t 8,; 11 c- 4! ' . , / 0 i A. LITTMAN Majestic Theater in honor of Abra- ham Littman, manag,er of the com- pany and the man who is mainly re- sponsible for the last three consecu- tive Yiddish Th...…
…PAGE TOUR TimPentotTILwisnewornaz Isaac Gruenbaum, Champion of Jewish Rights Flower Show a Rare Event. The National Flower Show, to be held here March 12 to 20, probably still mark the only opportunity given to present day Detroiters to see such a nation-wide exhibition in Detroit. By Z. TYGEL Under a ruling of the society of American Florists and Ornamental Considerable interest was aroused Her zl, Gruenbaum has become him- Horticulturist...…
…MEDEntonjElsisitemonicul Uptrr, I ane fighting now, in the most serious fight I have ever been engaged in. There is a proposition country-wide to use the United States army to carry out the purpose of the Knights of Columbus. PAGE FIVE THETA SIGMA TAU DANCE TO BE HELD FEBRUARY 19 OBITUARY DAVID BERKOWITZ Mrs. Nathan Feldman, Mrs. Rose Brass, Sirs. Anna Goldman, Mrs. Min- nie Klavons and Jennie Fridson, and two sons, Nathan and Louis Fri...…
…itTigTROtTjEWINI ARON .Y6breett '6 bli6b'6bne6b'6b'611"6-66b'6b'6716b' b'er? iii-EvErRorri AwistiefRON IC LE •■■■••■ ••• CIA V MW11.1 • Published Weekly by Th. IOU law..• Jevrtal Cbremirle Puhlishia: Co. lees JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB MARGOLIS JACOB H. SCHAKNE Preslaent Editor General Manager Entered as liteocd-class matter )(mach I, MC at the Prieto:Ice at Detroit. Mich, under the Act of !larch 3. 1879. General Offices and Publica...…
…it •;) ThbfierRordansit eiRornaz "This Unbelieving World about religion that they wish to prove If later in life they dislike strangers net of Victor Hugo's books which he RABBI NIEMIROWER'S •onally or by telephone, Glendale —the evidence is so personal and or run away from animals, it is •be- donated, and also wishes to thank the 0086. Do you need a position? Do PROTEST CONFIRMED therefore so pliable. Thus a popes- cause they have been ta...…
…PAGE EIGHT ritufkrRoitAwisnaiRONICIE • • Ilt1.1"1..r aeial d 00 rsonat_ MISHKUN ISRAEL WILL HOLD WEEKLY DANCES Pointedly Smart are Latest Hats Announcement has been made that regular Saturday night (Maces will be held at the Mishkun Israel Syna- , 07- An event of great interest was the Miss Anne W. Bernstein will pre- meeting called on Monday by the De- sent a number of her pupils in a pi- troit section of the National Council anofor...…
…7 cwish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUI - CINCINNATI 10, 01110 eraonjEwksa(iiRONICLE HADASSAH MEMBERSHIP DANCE SET FOR FEB. 23 The Detroit unit of Junior Rados. sal' will hold its annual membership dunce on Wednesday evening, Feb. New Coats That Herald the Approach of Spring! Designed with those exclu- sive fashion touches that the smart Miss and Wom- an expects at B. Siegel Co. - tiSesTssiseRef tr . @ J181E0E1. xo (.0101lCiPN o n ...…
…e r w m et l it ROMILIB -- - - - HASHACHAR AUXILIARY OFFICERS INSTALLED PAGE TEN terest of the minister whom be rare- ly hears. Though Judaism does not CONTEMPTIBLE For contemptibility I vote a crown believe in vicarious sacrifice, there of brass, not hammered but ham- are Jews sufficiently ignorant or in- mered on, for the man, more sneak considerate to accuse the rabbi of than man, who is indifferent to his their congregation, the cong...…
…PACE ELEVL4 PEP:Twain. asn ARM ICLL „,,A1 HOLM fOF GOLD LANDSMAN ADVISES ON ASSURANCE CONTRACTS The habit is spreading in may Jewish Houses of Worship on ordi- nary occasions to allow people to sit where they please. It is called the unassigned pew system. It is more nearly ideal than the present method still widely to vogue of placing peo- ple according to the seat they buy or rent. Under this plan pews are kept vacant throughout the lar...…
…FEBRUARY 11, 1927 ....:Gperstorrlivrismeigiornoo - A mishap and a danger never come I singly. Every abridgement of a good book is a stupid abridgement. GIVE LARGE AMOUNT TO U. P. A. AT DINNER ON MONDAY EVENING l When a man is dead, it is no use calling in the doctor. . t LINCOLN LUNCH MRS. R. SAGE, Mgr. Delicious Home Cooked Meals. 17 WEST LARNED ST. Clifford 5513-R. HOW ARE YOUR 41), \\./1 1's 4 o o 11 '.■ , HEN it comes ...…
…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS II-EbETROITJEWISR HRONICLE [cT6rtinc 1 --4 0 0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1927 VOL. XXXI, NO. 10 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents Hadassah Leader [ Opens U. P. A. Campaign 7 ' DIABETIC KITCHEN at Open ForlFeb. 61 RABBIS AND YOUNG RABBI ABBA HILLEL SILVER PRINCIPAL I (Speaks At Statler February On Mexico Sunday, Speaks Cheeringly I...…
…ALEI9entory,kusa(Attoil ICU: PAGE TWO CENTERS ASS'N hers will be held on Saturday eve- ning, Feb. 26. The sorority will en- tertain the new members and their Institute Mother. Club: friends at the home of Miss Dolores The Institute Mothers Club will E. Gordon, 6069 Northfield avenue, following the initiation. Many inter- hold a meeting on Saturday after- esting events are being planned for noun, Feb. 5, at the Balch School, Ferry and St. An...…
…PAGE TIMIS kieDerRondansn entomiaz will be on sale in the near future. making the dance recently given a ZEIRE ZION BANQUET The next meeting will be held at the success. The board of directors of "Y" on Thursday evening, Feb. 10. the nursery gave a farewell luncheon PLANS ARE COMPLETED at the Hotel Steller on Thursday in Delorian Club. honor of Mrs. Harry Prenzlauer, Arrangements have been completed The last meeting of the Delorian presiden...…
…DLTROIT, AWIS/1 ILO;15L8, 000.00000.00 4:;) 0 0-0-000**4000010-0-0*-K1 JEWISH MINISTERS Children Given Chance in Life PUBLISH VOLUME hrough Social Work Effort > A Message Finest Printed Symposium on Children's Bureau of Jewish Social Service Bureau Cares For the Problems of the Rab- Orphans, Abandoned Children; Also Young Girls. binate Issued. Sally, fourteen months old and prat- child was born but her husband denied to tht Jewish Peop...…
…p_ tspfrRoty,/Ewisitautotocus PAGE FMB LEND A HAND- , In the Upbuilding of Your People's Homeland! GIVE- -that your persecuted brothers in Europe may have a permanent home and refuge. Part of the money raised by this United Palestine Appeal goes to the Jewish National Fund, which is con- tinually purchasing more and more land in Palestine for the colonization of Jews. —that the great work of rebuild- ing Palestine may continue. Already...…
…*ijentorrjEwtsn LA100741Cla. DETRO1TJEWISII eiRONICLE TO. ONLY l.V.1.1.• ■■ ••••11.1[01-k IMICHN,• ■■ • Publiobed Weekly by Tim Jew's! Chronicle Publishing Co., Presment Editor General Manager .4 JOSEPH J. CUMMINS 'SI JACOB MARGOLIS JACOB H. SCHAKNE Entered as second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postulate at Detroit. Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1679. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cad...…
…7ifEj9erRonjEwisit jkotilaz eqfpfer, OIC -•-••• GiAS. 14: dOSEP Along came a breezy letter from Lewis Browne the other day. Blown all the way from the "sticks" in Oklahoma. With the very sentence he planted both feet (figuratively, of course), on my desk and registered a complaint. Even when Lewis complains it is a pleasure to listen to him, because he is an artist to his finger tips. Ile has been doing some sweep- ing lately. Some very vig...…
…lifet f4R6 i rfe wlsIl1 Karim aryl/tors arson —has not been planned solely for the display of fine merchandise, but to help you, through the arrangement of table displays, to better select your china and crystal as they would appear in your Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Freud of Marl- Mrs. D. Adel and daughter, Lil- lian, left on Jan. 23 for Hot Springs borough avenue left for Boston to National Park, Ark., where they will spend 10 days with their da...…
…PAGE NINII iiinYkritonfriwisnORONICLE t Tailored Suits Lead the Mode For Spring Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levinson of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stiglitz enter- tained a number of friends in honor Chicago boulevard announce the en- of Mrs. William B. Isenberg, who will gagement of their daughter, Bess R, to Sol R. Levin, son of Mr. and Mrs. leave shortly for Florida. Joseph Levin of Atkinson avenue. Typical of B. Siegal Co., in Quality and Workmanship....…
…PAGE TEN 4 NIS1101111:0MUI MUSI By Hermann Hoexter. A piano recital of unusual interest was given in the large hall of the Statler Hotel Monday night by Miss Helen Henschel Morris, a local artist of splendid attainments. A crowd of goodly proportions followed the se- lections of the soloists with rapt at- tention and greeted her interpreta- tions with sincere applause. And well they might; Miss Morris has nimble fingers, well trained wrist...…
…rAug RELIGIOUS TEACHING LAW CONSTITUTIONAL Free Thinkers to Carry Case from Appellate Court to Higher Tribunal. ALBANY, N. Y.-(J. T. A.)-The • SPORTS Nearly all men have some ambition which they hope some (lay to realize. For the past several years Philip lay authorizing religious instruction for public school pupils for one hour a week during school hours outside the school buildings was declared constitutional by the Appehtte Divi- si...…
…ig r OD; It; W ISA (ItRON1G1I LINCOLN LUNCH ` \R MRS. R. SAGE, Mgr. SILVER WILL DELIVER PRINCIPAL SPEECH AT DINNER Delicious Home Cooked Meals. FEBRUARY 4, 1927 I -s 'Rag (gill; Notes Irmplr firth El Notes 10. A basketball league is being or- ganized. Your boys are invited to join. The boys of the pre-confirma- lion class are now using the gym- nasium every Tuesday 3:30 to 4:30. 1 In honor of their sixteenth wedding (Continued from...…
…HRON1CLE All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS TELEPHONE CADILLAC -n-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXXI, NO. 9 AGREEMENT ON FORMATION OF JEWISH AGENCY SIGNED BY DR, WEIZMANN FOR ZIONISTS-MARSHALL FOR NON-ZIONISTS DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1927 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents ARTS SOCIETY PLANS SECOND PERFORMANCE Sponsored and Approved Jewish Agency Agreement Tw. One-Act Ploy. to Be ...…
…PAGE TWO rnEPerxonlkosnARom "fratattut an ; .otto, Deborian Club. Hebrew Progressive Club. The Ilebrew Progressive club, un- der the able leadership of Morris Stein, president, assisted by the other officers and members, is rapidly be- coming a successful organization. The New Year party held at the home of Mollie Morganroth was a huge success and enjoyed by everyone. Plans are now in progress for a play to be given some time in the near...…
…America Pinsk PerlaSeal Carter CLIPTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO leate •MUSIC AND 111SICIANS. 14141 By Hermann Hoexter. It 0 Dr. H. J. Goodman Dentist Announces that he has disposed of his is devoting his en- tire time to his Dex- ter office, 11608 DEXTER BOULEVARD Phone Arlington 3231. COAL SPECIAL This Week $10.50 .10.50 11.50 11.25 9.00 15.00 Kentucky Lump, Forked Chestnut Size Anthracite unveil. To our audiences—fed...…
…ii11,1)(,T ROM, %/XIS(' (711ZONICIa. '''''''' "et" ' ' - ;!) " :5 , ' : kkri,v,pk:', / tztrklyMtrizzle happy to ac cept the practical advice and financial as- sistance of non-Zionists without subjecting them to any catechism. In this we think he shows a realistic atti- ■ Published WnIsty by The Jew's* Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. tude, and if ever in the history of Zionism, realism was Presiaent necessary it is right at this moment wh...…
…Tilbikrairt/DVISII O tt ItalICLE 14'6014 1 01f5kr5 f3Y ci OS EPH -, Here's how the other fellow sees us. His mane is Stanley Walker and he is writing about the press agent profession (?) in New York. Of all the sects which battle and sweat for publicity in New York, the Jews arc the most insatiable. There are 2,000,000 of them in the city and their endless enterprises pour out a vast and terrifying flood of press matter, much of which gets ...…
…itigraes 1.-7‘ TitElktgoitAwkwiaiRONICIII PAGE SIX Tea for Two---- or More Have tea with us in the oriental room on King's third floor. Come in be. fore or after shopping. If you are weary a cup or two of our delicious tea will refresh you. You will be d by young women in Chinese costume in surroundings that are pleasingly suggestive of • bazaar in Pekin. Why not make the oriental room a place of rendezvous with your friends. We'll be gl...…
…PAGE SEVEN ALM:PROP., fEWISit 111 Notes po r oder°, D011141,0 ; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosenberg of YUDOWITZ-ROSENBLUM , The marriage of Miss Lillian Ito- Glendale 11Vti11111. 111F11101111,' t he en- senblum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. gagement of thtlir daughter, Henriet- ta, to Louis Kash, son of Herman Kash of this city. . .3) . .A.40 The Warm Climes Are Calling! [ Sport Clothes ■ ace a big item of expense. Save it by refreshing t...…
…PAGE EIGHT rvi1tf4 fn R0/11%.4 GUEDALLA SAILS FOR U. S. SOVIET MAKES NEW ARRESTS LONDON. — (J. T. A.) — Philip •Guedalla, well-known English novel- ist and president of the Zionist Fed- eration of Great Britain, was feted at a luncheon given by the London Zionists prior to his departure for the United States. Mr. Guedalla stated, however, that he would be in touch with American Zionists and would learn the methods of work in America. MOSC...…
…PAGE NINE rfideriterg ILWISIICfRANICLy Mr. Koffman, formerly manager of ing 1926, particularly for the purpose the shoe department at Heyn's Ba- of speeding the service. Further improvement of toll and zaar, and Mr. Braunstein, formerly One hundred million dollars will be long distance service is looked for dur- buyer for the shoe department of MOSES FRIEDENBERG Ileyn's Bazaar, the Ames Company added to the Michigan Bell Telephone ing 1027. ...…
…JANUARY 23, 1927 :::,,?;Autoryiwisna JUNIOR HADASSAH EXPLAINS CHANGES I PRESIDENT COOLIDGE ASKS QUOTA CHANGE RIGHTS OF WORKERS URGED BY REFORM JEWRY AT MEETING secretary, Miss Helen Strauss of Cin- I i1.• cini; nat treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Here- 1 man of Huston, i Regular Meeting: _______ Roger W. Straus of New York was; A regular meeting of Junior Ile- (Continued from page 1.) re-elected president of the National 11 dassah will be held Tu...…
…A merica Awish Periodical Carter — CLIFTON AYINUI - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 bETROIT MI Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS Limn lfRONICLE A THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXXI, NO. 8 ARRANGE MEETING AND DINNER FOR CHAIM WEIZMANN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1927 Joint Meet to Hear Him Speak on "Why Marry" n ein t v . o on Deb ron n Ci o B e- half of Yeshiva. 1,500 at Bienniel Convention Of Union o...…
…onlwIsn (ARON CRON ICLfi ■ , I I "gratermit Hub (ifiub liatto Semi-Annual Sale . „ , , ,o,. Fine Shoes 5,50 8.50 V Andrew Geller and Other High Grade Makes A male that enmem only Woo a your nod \ In eagerly watched for by women Interented '. ?:1 : i 1 () D • - . \ Iterslli we mer re l ti- w t I h rlei t igh; f 11:!' r 1. k n fo o'4w wt.f a art (Seller '' ore ' and they always l ' arly !n' pelt for much • \,, take advantage o...…
…A tmerkat lavish periodical Center CLIFTON small • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE THR11111 PisperitorrjEwisnOttomIGLE VMS .■•■ 11111•11, Graham 1926 Production. Production facilities of Graham Brothers, truck manufacturing divi- sion of Dodge Brothers, Inc., were ex- panded over 40 per cent in 1926, the first full year of Dodge Brothers con- trol of this company, according to an official announcement. Production and sales under Dodge Brothe...…
…-1 """'ImommiliWIRMPRI111•10111=111•11 ■ 7 TL IEEfi leg** PAM TOUR R. W. Grand Lecturer Frank 0. Gil-' PHIBETA FRATERNITY PERFECTION LODGE bert will hold a school of instructions' SPONSORS Perfection Lodge. No. 486 , F. and at 6 p. m. Visitors welcome. C. K. SANDORI, Secretary. al. M., will hold a special communi- 1 The Upsiien chapter of the Phi Beta By Order of— cation Wednesday. Jan. 26, at 1 p. Jericho Lodge, No. 4:•) , independ- 1 fra...…
…jitfil)grRorrlaisit MUSI hold who is a combination of flapper and Cinderella. She was slighted by her mother, demeaned and bullied by her unprincipled, shrewish sister. Orly her father truly loved and un- derst,:il her. Hence the title of the By Hermann Hoexter. Patsy, the depreciated and rather op- Dusolina Giannini, soprano, and pressed member of this suburban fam- ily. Mischa Levitzki, pianist, appeared in joint recital at the Masonic aud...…
…kei)entorrjewisn C ARONICIA. t,74,c,t,,4<et4v1w4,,14, 94v4vm,Avtv.11,4,e4v4rokrIvtalAytetztvtglvIvIvIvklYlviVIAAYItaittY ' a"6"0' deflected from their course by many irrevelant consid- erations. Too often the man who has much to say and 71 110) has a choice of popular language with which he is not 1■ ■ Published Weekly by Th. Jewisl Chronicle Publishing Co., inc. so familiar, and a language which is limited in its use, Presment but of which ...…
…nitykritonjEwism(i+Forn m E G-iAS. Crif9fi vi 131r ci OS EP1-1 -0-- Keeps us fellows busy these days trying to catch up with the truth. Just when we think we've stepped on its tail it wriggles away, so we again take up the chase. Reading that very interesting and newsy news-bulletin that the Jewish Telegraphic Agency issues, I found myself intrigued by a letter from the J. T. A.'s Rome correspondent. It made me uneasy. The writer began by ...…
…mat EIGHT rittl)emAr,AwistiOitcenaz Engagements FINAL WEEK The engagement of Miss Irene Wasserman to Dr. Nathan Levitt was Feature a Seven-Eighths Size Wardrobe Trunk KING'S ANNUAL JANUARY SALE Discounts in All Departments Buy Now and Save Sale Ends January 31 L.B. KING 8 CO. Library ate? dOrand River • HELEN HENSCHEL MORRIS PIANO RECITAL HOTEL STATLER MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31, AT 8:30 Mrs. Meyer 1. Prentis and family The si...…
…fir , •r" • I 'ffitikiR011;k111SII ORONICLE PAGE NINE was attractively gowned in white and orchid chiffon. The bridesmaids, the Slisstis Florence Pearlman, Mollie Natinsky and Elaine Natinsky, were attractively gowned in pink, yellow KRELLUNGER and nice green chiffon, respectively, A beautiful wedding took place and all carried shepherd crooks tied NN'eiltiesday, Jan. 19, at the Belcrest with robbons to match their gowns. Woodward They to W...…
…/Ems, PAGE TEN Anyone thinking of in- vesting $2000 to $2800 in a motor car, can much better afford to pay a few hundred dollars more and own a CADILLAC PATRONESSES NAMED FOR HADASSAH BALL Young Mrs. Max Dushkin is one of the as- sistant chairman for the annual for- mal ball to be given by the Junior Notes Judea I1112° Club Mogen Dovid Club. A meeting of the Mogen Dovid Club was held on Jan. 16 at the Del- mar Talmud Torah. A Chomisho ...…
…PAGE ELFVEN PieberRordansnei RON IC I f, ,./1111 ■ M oRc zlIR - Sun. Jan. 23 TASI; Jan. 27-28 AT 3.30 AT 6:30 Engagements, Banquets and Detroit Symphony Orchestra VICTOR KOLAR, Conducting Catered by DETROIT CATERING COMPANY Alfredo Casella Nicholas Kara gust VIOLINIST TschaikovAy 'Nutcracker' Suite ' ckets $1 to Tickets 25c to All Social Functions Guest Conductor: POPULAR SOLOIST Weddings FIR At Orchestra Hall and ' Wi ...…
…JANUARY 21, 1927 RIVE1 ton:1mm amorot4 ROSEN ARRIVES IN MOSCOW MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.) — Dr. Jo- seph A. Rosen, head of the Agro- joint, the agency of the Joint Distri- bution Committee in Soviet Russia, arrived here. When interviewed by the representative off the Jewish Tele- graphic Agency, Dr. Rosen stated that he was sure that enough land for the settlement work for this year will be allotted in the Crimea. ARRANGE MEETING JUDAISM MUST LIVE...…
…A merica ffewish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO 6-- LWISH RRONICL All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXXI, NO. 7 WEIZMANN WILL BE DETROIT ZIONISTS' GUEST ON JAN. 25 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1927 For Palestine Funds MEMORIAL MEETING FOR ACHAD HA'AM .5 memorial meeting to honor the memory of Ached (Asher Ginsberg), who pa—ed away Sund...…
…TifE&TROCIA111Sii PAGE TWO — •i, • 4%*Mkt.MIZDVilkiAtklikklatil 41111011MM I Frat eraut an Club \Tritto RON ICU: rated for the occasion with palms and A. H. FIXLER MAKES flowers. Many of the grand officers DETROIT LIFE CLUB were present, but the guest of honor LINCOLN LUNCH of the afternoon and evening was Airs. R. Sage, Mgr. "A very practical business demon- Airs. Elizabeth Webster, worthy Delicious Home Cooked Meals stration of the ...…
…A merican ,9 f avish Periodical Coffer CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO ThEi)entondEmsn CARO/416LE ..111MMERMINI1111•11=WEIWIIIIINRIMIMIN....k-dalLimid=MY 1 L A' i t . . Fraternal and Club Notes meeting will be held at the home of Rose Shustek at 4249 Eighteenth street, on Jan. 18, and all members are urged to be there. Miss Belle ' Wootner is to be hostess at the open Imeeting which will take pace in the near future. Ased.Edain...…
…IEberRonjonsn#R014161,.. IL 'be MEN " 't" b 'at ,, cl > ' . .,-*kkt tf do ICL I3 flEDETROIVEWISII NE% 14, R • PRIM VI, IF Mit N1,1 ■01 OM Published Weekly by The /mist Chronicle Publishing Co, Inc Presaaent Editor General Manager P1 JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB MARGOLIS JACOB H. SCHAKNE ffntered as Second-Nish .rousiZrrrrh . 177 pstollice at Detroit, oa f starch a• 0 General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue ...…
…A mericaM periodical Carter CLIFTON AVLNU1 • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 7i1i,71eraunlEwisnaiaavicLE eiAS. 01( c.JOSEPFt.' Emerson's Law of Compensation, says the New Yurk World: John Langley has a brogue like a breath from Erin itself, and for 10 years he has run a kosher poultry market in Long Island City. He employs n rabbi to slaughter the birds and all the other help is Irish. When questioned regarding the incongruity of this one of the e...…
