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…:4W Carter A xeriam Awisk Pa CLIFTON AY1NU1 • CINCINNAIS 30, OHIO I'AGE NINE ki)grieorr Marriages MRS. JOSEPH HOLTZMAN tarter. t 1. 1{ ilcl's ri e dre ariV?„ iieN ha A I +141'1't Advance Sale of the New Fur Fashions S r. For 1926-1927 Choice of the Winter Season's Best Trappings Are Represented in This Superb Collection of Quality Furs— and at Prices Decidedly Below Those That Will Prevail Later. New Eassiiin Ermine Couto, New E...…

…IED_Entoti;ImsnaRotaol IL PAGE TEN MUSIC tines will also be held. Plans are be- the ninety-first birthday anniversary ing completed for an open entertain- of Mrs. Libbie Edelstein, the oldest ment to be held at Belle Isle on Sun- living member of the organization. day, June 13. Edward Franzblau is The candles on the birthday cake, 91 chairman of the arrangements com- in number, were auctioned and $110 Benefit Concert Planned . Mrs. Sherman ...…

…America Prick Periodical Coder cum* ATINV1 - CINCINNATI 10, ONTO .;$ PAGE ELEVEN IC the i; ittee ine give s y 25, II, For.. s .1 II be violin i seems}, and $1. M will of. I. r. „k Minsk, :il■•■■ het M $et1 -4:ate , Club How To Interest the Jewish College Student In Judaism Notes Yang Jahn Tanned. 51 FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room both to interest indifferent atudents for one or two gentlemen. Board and to suggest ideas, ...…

…• 6 & MEI/MOT,: ItAISI 1011{0A ft4. Non) Aw Buy Bonds on the Union Trust Company Partial Pa ment Plan The Union Trust Company, always anxious to improve and extend its service to the public, has perfected an arrange- ment for the purchase of securities by investors on a partial payment plan. is oath e t_, y 13qL.,Ipan ,07 St P1 130 14 0 0: P 12 4 14 _ . Incentive to Systematic Saving One feature of the Union Trust Com- pany Partial Pay...…

…A merica Prick Per krittl eititta UMW AMU' - CINCINNATI 10, 06110 7, 1926 — 50c y o u Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS All 'ARK 1- 1 EbETROIT EWISII tRONICLE i TE I .EPH 0 SE ~ CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Mich. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1926. VOL. XIX. NO. 41. CONSIDER UNITED To Occupy Beth El $350,000 R aised At Statler JEWISH CAMPAIGN Pulpit On May 16 ' For the Sufferers I...…

…ZiDerRorrlotisn (A nor lat . 'T. TAGE TWO ed in Chicago in 1921 and are now Mrs. Maurice II. Zackheim, presi street, but In the whole surrounding how and by what means. One has used by 30 lodges in America and Eu- Mrs. Harry Wetsman, vice_pres i to be well informed for this. tenement district. rope. They can be used with or with- Mrs. Ilimon Kaplan, recording The entrance runs through a cellar Yet, though the house really stands out instrume...…

…A NICriallf ifavisk Perio&ail CeNtcr CLIFTON AVENUE • coomoun 10, OHIO — PAGE THREE , 74111.9EgliOr1:11111S11(11ROXIClI4 ammo.. FRATERNTY INSTALLS CHAPTER AT ANN ARBOR tor, presithid; rice-president; cording since. n, correspond. Ebert Loowen. onding secre. on, treasurer. in, Mrs. Wolf /id S. Zeman Erectors. iring the com. vs: Mesdames mirosen, S um. H. M. Sinker, Stralser, Koh. an, Saul Israel 1:,, Asia Weinstein. A. Rivkin of whom \‘•...…

…WI CM:1MM I; /LW INf LOR01% tat( Pith POUR PARASITES Dr. S. Parkes Cadman is reported to have said that a family that will not support a church but demands the services of a clergyman for fun- erels is guilty of incurable meanness. I am sorry to be able to inform Dr. Cadman that along with such we Jews have also families who avail them- selves of the free educational oppor- tunities of our religious schools with- out contributing to the upk...…

…A NClialll ffarish Perislleal Carta CLIFTON AVILINUI CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PIE PAGE FIVE tOtriEWISM (ARON ICLR j HEBREW SQ./ community. Nor do the themes of the who are skeptical about the immedi- EFFORT ENDS; ORPHAN Pe oentorr prayer consist of the immediate needs ate, remedial prayer but what mod• BOYS NOW IN DETROIT 1313b11 t:11211101 7b5l 173 and wants or ailments of the worship- ern man is there who in the silence of per. The Jew pra...…

…TiinngrRorr,frwisneiRoniaz •eit PIEDLTRO1T IEWISfiefRONICIA PublIshee Weekly by The hisslah Chronicle Publishing C. lac. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE, General Manager Entered as Second-class matter Mmh I, 1911, •t the Poston. at Detroit. Mieb.. under the At of March IL MIL General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 Cable Address: Chronicle London Offic...…

…Awish Pendia! Canker Milford Stern Discusses Palestine (Confirmed from last page.) GlAS - H-. c.J 0 S EP ce thou. Iloly ooverful or di- Mal life. iel, fuss Itiest ion many O death • iainity fter all, tY. Dar- greatly steamer au e i ian. United che-t- eve lon g to the .• They Jewish 'alestine ible des. he Jew.; I, A mer. iuntries, ive new tea and hat you country consider 'ou are .sited in spelling 1st as if rsecuted t during es even alestin...…

…MEVerytonlEmsn Romicus PAGE EIGH1 AUXILIARY HASHACHAR CAMP PLANS MUSICAL r. The Ladies Auxiliary of Ilascha- char Camp, Order Sons of Zion, Camp No. 116, have completed ar- The J. L. HUDSON CO. Just Arrived—For the May Silk Sale New Bordered Printed Crepes $2.85 a Yard or The demand for this smart, all-silk material was so great that we had to order many new patterns and re-order many other favorite ones for the second week of the sal...…

…A lai= Apish Periodical Carter - CLIFTON arum • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO IMO - - - — — .-snes1W 0 10mum Engagemrnts PAGE NUS on ,c i 'etfi p er tto ri ocial .ancl iRkirsortal e. YOUNG PEOPLES CLUB HOLDS SPORT DANCE Mr. and Mrs. S. Dunn of 2997 Cortland avenue announce the en- All members of Temple Beth El, E. Fiske and Mr. and Mrs. L. 180 gagement of their daughter, Sadye, Eason aye- both young and old, have been invited to B, Kovin...…

…PAGE TEN AtOkrttglifir_stithRoJI1 hers are urged to be present. as mat- tub ;uttfi Yraternai anb' y. Branch Baby Day N The Northwestern Branch of the Detroit Hebrew Baby Day Nursery will hold a Shabuoth bake sale on Tuesday, May 18, at Margolis' Meat Market, 8624 Twelfth street. All ters of importance will be discussed. Also, please bring final reports on the card party which was held May 3 at the Knights of Pythias Hall. to attend. A...…

…Amakair prisk Periodical eager maw mama • asssentan 20, MO PAGE ELEVEN ThBRETROITIEWIRIORONICIA mow SCHWARTZ WA S NON-JEW SAYS JUDGE E. P. LAJOI Is , will ening, :adios, Miss She is serve- of the lusical tntinu- eorgia CENTERS ASSN . Barb ;ra Chopito . Li.,, Irrewxki . LI+ zt Essex ly, are :ory of red by he De tement w cars usiness Com- des lo- 1, with I more x cars April, r April mth of trough-. to Mr. nt, ran and 30 gh rec. is is...…

…MAY 14, 1926 /HE itA1 tturrILWISI, I ORTHODOX RABBIS' CONVENTION CLOSES committee on education, Levinson, zik, Obshevsky, Gordon, Miller, Sha. "What are your views on the life psis tRe o i ns e,.vrabesegricgoh.no Rubenstein, Levenburg, Sehottland, p rEo after death?" I I.ipowitz, Scheakopf, Damesek, Pols chosen The life after death Is a hope horn of enstteorfn kowitz; committee on the Torah, Rab- faith and the desire for a complete ;Rabbi G...…

…'Mid! PC1'104611 ealier CLIFTON AYINUI - CINCINNATI 30, MO L 30, 192 6 4104Y deliv ered the servic es ,nguage. ' ice began at !d nearly liv e All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS II- EbETROIT LWISIt 1-11t0/111CL TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN 4 — 50c ..t or how ) PARK 'ark, Mkt SMITH COMMUNITY HOUSE Campaign GOVERNOR • RABBI KRASS AND 1Bernstein Talk Majors In United Jewisb EN...…

…tLik reorrfemsl iffikom mt PAGE TWO e l tivities for the balance of the team was mapped out. Miss Rose Fire wi appointed chairman of the Nation Fund committee. Mrs. Ben Wein, and Mrs. Louis Lobster of the loc Senior Iladassah unit attended th A Flint unit of Junior Iladassah meeting and gave many helpful su was organized Sunday, April 25, at a gestions in their interesting and meeting of a group of young women spiring addresses. at the home...…

…A merica wish Pertained Carter PAGE TARSI u‘l )erRog gwi s n ut_ acro c t, e. the season e Fire was 3 National en Weiner I the local ended this elpful sue 1g and ie • CATION AVM= • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO Temple. !ants, the 's femme. bill at P. tr, starting These are 31 in Amer ue exceeds in the ia, Jennie, is the most Iy dance Is ifficult fee Thant. In ,re remark• cation rail, billed are e and fail Lang 00•1 lew, Miac, o, and thi• or SCH...…

…1111)enttInjitwk‘heiRoh PAGE FOUR MUSIC A NEW ONE TON TRUCK Graham Brothers latest and most impressive achievement Graham Brothers latest and most impressive achievement—the G-130Y! A one ton truck embodying en- tirely new ideas in design and balance and selling at an aston- ishing price. Extraordinary purchasing power and vast production made the G-BOY possible. Largest exclusive truck manu- facturers in the world, Graham Brothers buy an...…

…A lgerian ffewish Periodkal Cotter CLIPTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PIEDLTFOITIEWISfl ■ 11001. A ; IT 500 BERNSTEIN TALK LAST OF PROGRAM Port Huron Notes S T 'H 7E wvit ! Old A cci- onsin ioses: have nosey troit tubers Ftgllins The More Valuable Your Furs the More Important Their Safe Storage Why risk the loss of your furs by moth, heat or theft when it costs you Just 3% of their value to have them protected in the...…

…PAGE SIX Tree ThrtRotylnasneiRoroas s. 111S,, 'THE /) LIFROITJEWISR (RON IGIA „ THT dolT TsVIS. KM MAT. 'TWIT° IMICIOITYG Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE, General Manager ach 3, 1916. at the PostofEce at DetrelL Entered as Becond•class matter Mar Act of March 5, 1879. Mid, under General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenu...…

…A lan- CO AWith Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATMS CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE WIN fil)ErRorrikvnan RONIOlB CENTERS ASS'N GiAs. died posi- t un- st in- is in hunt But posi- hing. quiet such of a ways pula- More splitting of hairs. In Milwaukee the Young Women's Christian Association in biennial convention endeavored to have all applicants for membership take the pledge accepting "Jesus Christ as my Savior and Lord." But the attempt was defeate...…

…7iIEPETROnIEWISH(AROt416111 PAGE EIGHT Engagements The J. L. HUDSON CO. Washable Summer Silks at May Silk Sale Savings Fine Quality---Exquisite Colors For days of Summer activity you will need so many sports dresses—and what a satisfaciton to know that no matter how bright the color, they will wash. Buy posse spo -rts silks now at All society Items and other local notei should be communicated to the office of The Wednesday In order to ...…

…Amerkalf Jewish periodical Carta CLIFTON ATINtll • CINCINNATI 30, 011110 PAGE NINE 7itupiworr friarrituys ROTH.DEROVEN vitt Exceptional 'Display of S hati New Coats for girls 13w o at For and y-five —the the it o r Sizes 6 to 14 Years $15 - $25 .1 great variety of delightful rots to choose from at these ex- innally reasonable prices. Model of Chariot, Paragon Cloth um! Imported Tieceds. In all the Spring pastel shades—and man...…

…EtfiDeritorrinnsn (A R07410,13 PAGE TEN allI ■1■ 1111•11• ■ matters of importance were discussed. of the numerous committee in charge, 682 East Warren avenue will present Fannie Mendelssohn rendered several and a souvenir will be given tt The next regular meeting will be over $200 was forwarded to the bene- a program on Sunday evening, May piano selections. Refreshments were mother present. Rena Krokov held on Wednesday, May 12, at 1 p. fit...…

…,Ameriam lavish Periatileal Cotter CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN THEDLTRonlanso(iiRomat J given to each I KrokovAy tickets. The l'inanent Tian Jolted I, Mel. I avenue:, All in the r.,ram ad the ,..sting rith ihr ir parts ,rs of th. slab le M.Jth..., Bay ithers. BETTER VALUES IN An engagement ring coming from Moe Ehr- lich & Son has long been recognized as one of distinctiveness and exclusiveness. KOVSKY 1NTISEP L [IC ew Chi. phy...…

…MAY 7, 192 /L IB i)E11 itorTiLIVISh inituramil York, built on the Mediterranean sea piny, with a number of the hotel ticket holder was escorted to a room front. Some call it the Los Angeles guests I went to the Purim ball given at the gate where he had to unmask of Palestine. Some think it is built in an immense hall and garden ac- and undergo inspection and, if a figuratively on sand, as it is literally stranger, be introduced. Costumes on ...…

…A merica ffewisk Periodical C4Nkr CLIFTON ATZNOI • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO L 22, 1926 40 ,..,--------- _ All Jewish News [ All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS ii- EbETROIT EWISI1 RON IGL 1 E TELEPHWIE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DEDICATION DAY PROGRAM OF B'NAI Ei B'RITH IMPRESSIVE sen Treasurer of United Jewish Drive LEONARD BRAUN WILL SING SPECIAL MUSIC only fur. reasonable ks at the I for. We Ake many. ...…

…i kt_il)r:t_nordptsrt 7 ?AU TWO — /..111 ■ Wosdrikov (A ROSSI = - ------- with his evening dress KALICH THRILLS closed job, other points must be taken he universally accepted. Add to into consideration. " Body safety" the advantage of mass produol must be maintained. For that reason lower manufacturing costs, incre: 125 economy and greater durability, 100 the all-steel body has come into its 100 own. A steel post one-third the size you s...…

…A merica ffewisk periodical eater /*/**NANOM•e••• ■ ••81..... ftmtiar Notts FULL VALUE M. or of veal the .stick a. .,!, sth and Ilerniann Hoexter, Detroit vocal nstructor and coach, has been con- ducting a large class of professional ingers in Pontiac during the winter, evens! of whom have been featured prominently in this city's musical ac- ivities this season. A mixed quartet of these artist students will appear in a special concert at ...…

…TIE7)critort/rwisn NV Ayr at ar& NT- VI' 4 lat ear RON ICUS lg. Tor reir 4 1.. S%42.,,<ZitatleUei nSgati<SX gigintta,ZciturggkeuksMQ1e..t&aaro i swaggering and because of the fortunes of war she has become territorially large at the expense of Russia, OUR NEWYORK ma con v but despite her increased size she still thinks and acts ?ubliahtrd Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc, LETTER in accordance with the best and approv...…

…America yewish Periodical Carter CLIPTON 0114171 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIVE flogitristielitomou l CENTERS ASS'N Palmer School will speak on what ef- fect pre-school training has on the mother and daughter relation. All the members and their daughters are most cordialy invited to attend. East Jefferson Woman's Club: The East Jefferson Woman's Club acknowledges with thanks the follow- Radio Concert: ing donations to the Dorothy David-...…

…. :AGE SIX Th sVeraotT i critsitiliaori tcus RE-ELECTED TREASURER N. W. WOMEN'S LEAGUE At a recent meeting of the North- western Women's League of the United Hebrew Schools, Mrs. Samuel On Monday, May 10, the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El will be hostess to the State Federation of Temple Sis- terhoods, which will hold its annual 1926 meeting in Detroit. Professor William .Saudoz. Swiss traveler and lecturer, will present ancient and modern ...…

…A merica ,swish Periodical Cater CLIFTON ATMS OINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN BABY DAY NURSERY TO HOLD ANNUAL TAG DAY Jac I at :anci, imelhoch'.) Engagements Qt7sonal Woodward Thru to Washington Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Hack of 1009 King avenue announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Ger- Honoring the engagemenObf their trude, to Aaron Gurewitch, son of daughter, Edith, to George II. Arta, Mr. and Mrs. llarry Gurewitch or son of Mr. ...…

…PAGE EIGHT FieVentarlEwisn(1 Rancm CARD OF THANKS also Rabbi E. Aishishkin and I. Mrs. Eva Farber and family of Strauss for their kindness and sym- 3438 Pennsylvania avenue wish to Pathy during their recent bereave- thank their relatives and friends and ment. s .7fraternai anti Cub otes • prizes. Mrs. Irving Pollock of 1701 Webb avenue will be hostess at the next meeting, which will be held on Tuesday, May 4. "WHERE GOOD FURNITURE IS NOT...…

…• Amerkat Pwisk periodical Cwtcr C.LIPTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO y. Pm` PAGE NDIS IANIna n_L_DCTROrTiElaSii@R i Whiteside in "The Arabian." :-:CLASSIFIED:-:'FREE LOAN ASSN Young ELECTS OFFICERS,hollea "Tarnish" at Garrick. Garrick Theater eners the me oar of the iiarle it:put-att.:a of ,err few theaters in the United States that has scarcely closed its Ps. Nathan H. Goldberg, formerly I MACK B. WEISS.--Strietty kosher strive o op...…

…Viniturrj6mist,iltiamicu4 That Menace Yroperty timers IFred M. Butzel Gives His Views NUMBER TWO (Continued From Page. One.) Seven LErking Dangers whole problem is complicated by the conscious refusal of Jews to inter- marry. That point alone creates a lot of feeling." The conversation shifted to the subject of Reform Judaism. What effect was it having on Jewish life and was this effect good or bad? "Roughly speaking," explained Mr. Butz...…

…America AIWA periodical Carter c.o. AT MS • csscunisn 10, OHIO 9, 1926 adquart•r. as :'a lieutenants Varbure, Louis Bre.s•r and raise $11.1100,- IfEbETROIT All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS TELEPHWIE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1926 VOL. XIX. NO. AM. ALL PAST RECORDS OF PALESTIN FUND RAISING SURPASSED (Chair...…

…777,0 ) critorrim sliet Rorfica. PAGE TWO WILLIAM H. HART IS NAMED PACKARD REPRESENTATIVE the next is deep, deep blue, called indigo. "Climb!" commands the Mother Raindrop with the Sweetest Face and all the raindrops climb. "Jump in!" The Packard Motor Car Company, Detroit Branch, announces the ap- calls Mother Raindrop and all the pointment of William H. Hart of the Hart Motor Sales, 17005 Grand River raindrops jump into the pot of sun- sh...…

…- - A merica lewish Periodical Cotter CLIPTON AMU' • CILHCHINATI 10, OHIO PAGE TI1REII Wil7VErRa1lEVIIS/1011:0NICLI: "Come On Ruth" at Garrick. For the first time in the history of the American stage, a play handles baseball as the fans and teams know it, and yet this comedy of love and youth —"Come On—Ruth!"—makes the great pastime secondary to the love affair of Ruth Holden, daughter of the manager of the famous Hy- enas of the Sagebru...…

…ThElmorrlansnOR0/41011 s in the ranks of the organized. The Nordic restriction- ist was certain that crime would practically disappear and the moral tone of the country would be improved Published Weakly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co, immeasurably if only the despised Eastern and South- JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President ern Europeans were excluded. None of these blessings JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor have in any appreciable degree come to us. I...…

…Americo, Avis* Periodical Cater CUSTOM MMUS • CINCHOLUR 20. MO PAGE FIVE ThnPernotrinisn[lIRONICIE , Davidson Bros., Ben and II ALL PAST RECORDS J Da vidson Israel Aaron OF PALESTINE FUND . Ehrlich, Ehrlich, Mrs Moe lift.r., ,,. RAISING SURPASSED Elbin. Elkus, N•t a i Illy Id al Lei iiti dig rat his no del o fail Flt try, ach null eco- 'von I be rful chin in- fee- ame pre- the e of ;ion. hies ffec- fore, 1. said and int." once...…

…MEDLTRour,/msnetiamicua 2AGE SIX gem* Nett' El Notes Order September Blankets Now at Hudson's "The Sabbath Problem in America , " This Sunday morning Dr. Leo M. Franklin will discuss a problem in which the issue between Orthodox re- ligion and the new conditions of mod- ern life is strikingly brought out. Dr. Franklin will present a plan for util- All •ociety items and other local notes should be communicated to the office of The izing a...…

…A merica lavish Periodkal Carta WITCH AvINUlt• CINCINNATI 10, 01110 PAGE SEVEN Eiclieritontoivc_ig I PRESIDENT OF BRANCH OF BABY DAY NURSERY Clever Styles M.0 At a recent election of officers of the Northwestern Branch of the De- troit Hebrew Baby Day Nursery, the in Silk Frocks tS You I. reen. t the lion, 13 SEBES@ L114r NO (MONCTON won mr COMM WOK MAUI UNOBSTRUSIVE SERVICE! EMPIRE 6833. EDMUND G. LEWIS MORTICIAN MRS. ...…

…ptEPertaxclaasntilROXIC111 !AGE EIGHT QQQ ` tab le. The proceeds of this affair evening, April 24. The club Is plan- wit 1 benefit the orphan home. The ning on having a cottage for the sum- mer. Initiation will be held the week lic is urged to attend. following the bazaar. put oraternui altb Club Alotes ern Alpha Tau Fraternity. Q V Atlas Social Club. he following were elected at the sting of the Alpha Tau Fraternity An open meeting of...…

…Amara larlik Pedalled Carter CLIFTON AVENUI CINCINNATI 10, OMIo PAGE NINE TifEberRonjEwtsnffiRONI el■■ ••'' 1AUXILIARY CARD PARTY PLANNED FOR APRIL 27 LANSING NOTES --___ UNIVERSAL TRIBUTE TO ROSE EaEliliER CLASSIFIED AiS11.1.Ntio FOR LA- u Nw DONNELLY GyToM Jacob it. Schiff Lodge, No. 694, in- dependent Order B'nai B'rith, is mak- Few events on the social calendar I'rivate instructions; reducing a gig arrangements for its third an...…

…■■. APRIL 23, torrafEirtshotitulicus fr it_ believe in God. The nearer true sci- BROWN ELECTRIFIES PUBLIC IS URGED Ldrly5AWAAAWAIrs‘• ■ • %% %NV,. %%%%%%%%% 5.50SAAN5005 %%%%% ence reaches the heart of nature the TO ATTEND BAZAAR WORKERS AT MEET nearer it comes to God—force, energy, nature—sve call it God." IN PHOENIX CLUB (Continued From Page One.) ".1merica's Best" "The creation stories given in Gene- sis" I responded, "do not follow the ...…

…4 Avericam lavish Pendia Carter CLIPTON Animus • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 2, 1926 ArRONICL 11- EbETROIT All Jewish News All it what Views WITHOUT BIAS _ — TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XIX. NO. AP. 2.1 DAVID BROWN WILL ( BE MAIN SPEAKER AT U. J. C. SMOKER DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1926 Orator Speaks At Men's Club Dinner Leading Lodges lan Joint Affair P .an Pisgah Lodge and...…

…1fItOIT 7 1 PAGE TWO LANSING NOTES The Hillel Club, which is composed of most of the Jewish young men and women of the city of Lansing, has re- cently been organized for the purpose of cultivating the literary powers of the members and to further chari- , table and social work among the Jews ther the movement of the Hillel Club. ! s ■oto■ of that city. The Ilillel Club meets The officers of the organization are once every two weeks and has...…