…A merican periodical Carter CLIFTON MINIM CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE FIVE ELLDerRorria.snalRaw Y. W. H. A. NOTES Franklin Offers mperial. s, 1 11 iastma,b r perial II lf/V111.•! • an. 2 , herioe !• staw. er, a6.. ,, .111'1 . 11811.1, ck ;11., LN I WO nl 4LL Alestra .noon DN nell's And 11. 8400 conductor of red" Major nnera end . 8290 Drama' C. Dramatic Class is pre- The sently, three one-act plays on Feb. 3, the Ba...…
…71167)CTRor,/Ewisit (6 Rom ICL5 \ y tof"L NI, reA... ■ 0 re' i geK.A'L N. Mr illhAs rwir THEDETROITJEWISR&RONICIA tlal ■ Ntl. Mk I DI WON.. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., lee. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager Entered as Becond4lans matter March 3. 1910. at the Postollice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 5, 187g. General Offices and Publication Building 52...…
…A merica ffewisk periodical Carter CLIFTON ATINCI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO .4iVETRODIEW1111fl C RO rf-Soii. wolfp-ivr, --- GIPS. IC•pywrlibl, 1921. T ha i, !, h nio ■ „ ner i 11-Pi r ght t,. ant men ir Os. is de oust. .1 age. of tk. law , n, I soniii it only ligrar -vet t , . ;ear. I too, ildr, thee. admix .ratiott at that out of er un faith, as for t thoso to dis- Amer lane to year,. d: "Go to Po- o back AI can, I never ' ...…
…MEDEntonit,wisn (A Ron Ica PAGE EIGHT CHAIRMAN OF CHARITY DANCE AT THE STATLER * t a 1 and arson& M re. Ethel Sobel is chairman of the grand charity ball to be given by the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society at • ol All soCiety item and other local notes should be communicated to the earn of no Chronicle by a 'clock Wednesday afternoon in order to appear in the CU %%%%% meek'. lesue. Phone Cedilla 1040, Society Edam. Mall netices se a. to be re...…
…A merica ,,wish Perio4cal Cotter r.L.IPTON AVINUa MISCANNart 20, ottio PAGE NINE 711,TRoli, IrtviNa Sitaig) kar .and ocial soned Engagentrnt;1 1500 n000.eao S 1,011 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bilansky 0 liolslywood, Calif., announce the be- • • trothal of their (laughter, INurines, ER, I 1 lea and avow ARK- 7'hal floc Beim • reciithing Nett•, Charming, Stamped With the Approval of Paris, 04 Biar- ritz, Non' Alciiitx Your Selection at B. ...…
…Aisix r aunjmgst, IA RUN WIZ PAGE TEN WORKS FOR HADASSAH JOINT FORMAL BALL Beautify Your The joint formal ball to be given by the Senior and Junior Chapters of Hadassah will be held on Sunday eve- Home and mate it up to date with a Grand Piano At our store you may choose from a number of the world's most renowned makes, such as the HARI)MAN PIANO Made since 1812—Fifteen years official piano of the Metropolitan Opera Co., New York — C...…
…vimcricam latish periodical Ce#tcr CLIPTON ATINU1 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO a, Wu:omit:ram 01 ORGANIZE BRANCH yERUDA LEIB LEVIN, KAUFMANN KOHLER OF AGUDATH FUND RUSSIAN POET, DIES PALESTINE JEWRY -:: CLASSIFIED :-: DIED ON THURSDAY RIEv.--(J• T. ASKS LAND GRANT PAGE ELEVEN ItaV Icth A.)—Yehuda Leib Levin, oldest of the Hebrew poets in Russia, known for over half a cen- ry under his pen 'kerne, "Jehalel,' tu died her•,• Leib Levin was born in ...…
…lifEkuritonjmitsit &mai) J. D. C. WITHOUT ANY FUNDS APPEALS FOR AID TO WORLD JEWS SEEK ITALIAN AID WARSAW. — (J. T. A.) — Italian , banks will be asked to provide the I credit necessary for the Jewish niers, chants of Poland. This was the mission of Deputy Waclaw Wislicki, who left for Italy for this purpose, in behalf of the Jew- ish Merchants' Bank here. Itt SPORTS (Co,,timisil From Page One.) help for the educational institutions. RA...…
…A merica( Yewish Periodical eater CLIFTON ATINVI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 15, 1926 0 TALK IE JEWS ,ge O ne. ) News All Jewish Jewish Views All I WITHOUT BIAS I ne ineeting of L. Alexander tidier-at-larg e It was also of candidates idge would be ck Class" in st highly es. isgah Lodge's dined to make aver inducted Order lEnai idlers 14 the ratively inac. attend lodge nments being nil fraternal hat the audi- munity house it lidge meet. red ...…
…nif,igritotl;kw mit (Attu% Jam PAGE Y. W. H. A. NOTES YEAR'S REPORT OF H. Smiley, $10; Alex Immerman, WILL HAVE CONGRESS plexing problem. So, early one eve- $10; Charles Rubiner, $5; D. Blu- ning, wrapped in her heavy woolen menthal, $10; Lee B. Strfling, $10; shawl, she started out for a walk. As JERUSALEM. — (J. T. A - A Bertha Groslight, $10; Moe Ehrlich, she clicked the gate behind her, she Dramatic.: The G. G. Dramatic Club will pre- $...…
…A merica (faith Periodical Cadet CLIFTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO n_09L-morrJEwisn GiRorac,•4 Lsud New Willys-Knight. I 1. An outstanding feature of the New York Auto Show around which is con- stantly assembled a huge crowd, is t he ne w Willys-Knight Six, "Seven- t o The "Seventy" is a new car from head lamps to rear fenders— new in dimensions, new in quality in. corpeenti..as and lines and new in en- gine efficiency. The latest vog...…
…PAGE FOUR Thc7),..7RonlEvasnffi ROPOCLS APCW- Tor "3-r TIIE,DETROITJEWISII efRONICIA make for the creation of the man and master category, but rather for an equilitarianism. It may be that the cleavage is unbridgeable but we Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. cannot accept the reasons given by Mr. Levy because Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor they do not meet the facts as they actually exist. Rea- Jacob ...…
…A mericair Pal ish Periodical eater CLIFTON AYINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO tr.vErnorreish u.1110.,410,r, .11101.1.11• 4ClAS . - I+. JOS EPH (Catrywright, 1921. By Chas. H. Jaiteoh.1 • The Southern Sabbath Crusade Committee is on the rampage against ll who work for profit on Sunday, and is imploring the great newspapers i of the country to fall in line. I find this interesting statement: Thus polluting the Sabbath is war against God, en...…
…6 PAGE SIX , ttt: whet r, Avisti (IIR01'412,LB counterfeiting conspiracy. According to these revelations, Deputy Goemboes, the leader of the Awakening Magyars, and his associates, planned to employ the funds obtained through the coun- terfeiting plot for the purpose of cre- ating a reactionary dictatorship in Hungary, which would be connected with anti-Semitic Facisti organization in Eastern and Southeastern Europe. High Officials and Lea...…
…A merica 9rwislr Periodical eater CLIFTON ATOM/ • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN PEDETRoginunffivccolaz - • Knox, in "Fantastic Frolics;" Coram Emma Trentini at Temple. ty of other industries. Eleven per I Future Will Excel Past. and "Jerry," direct from the London Nash and Alan New Styles. tion of foreigners resident in France cent of America's total iron and steel coNFER Hippodrome; Ethel Davis, with Earl for three years. production is ...…
…li_it,ven Konymnsi, OW/MU PAGE EIGHT - • _ _ • • - - • • Raskin Garage Company, 1; Schol- nicks, 1. Substitutes—A. Pereira, for S. Gordon; B. Margolin, for M.'Zim- merman. Time of halves-15 min- utes. Referee—John Richards. Scorer —S. Labor. Timer—A. Greenberg. Greenberg Insurance Co. Boesky Bros. B. Waterstone, c..rf. H. Goodman Shapero If A. Sklare M. Greenblaat c H. Livingstone M. Asheston rg M. Epstein, c P. Starr Ig E. Raskin Final sc...…
…A merica Jewish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AT/NOI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE 'NINE TifElkimonlmsnARore SKRZYNSKI WOULD AID UNEMPLOYED Y BLAMES J. D. C. I FOR COMPROMISE ON A PROPOSED BUDGET DODGE BROS. SPECIAL LOUIS LIPSKY CONFERS WITH CHAIM WEITZMANN 1 1COR BUSINESS COUPE .0Chh.‘1000:WiWMWMOsWOMMODMO$NSOOMr g‘.. NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.) — Louis WARSAW—O. T. A.) —The un- Lipsky, chairman of the Zionist Or- poland is as nt in ganization ...…
…PAGE TEN PIEDLTROtT, IEWISII (A KO/116LE DISCUSS RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONAL WORK and opportunities for Jewish work in tmerican universities; 2. To inaugur- ate, conduct and corelate Jewish ac- tivities at the various universities ac- cording to existing needs; 3. To see to it that in all such activities as it may institute or conduct, all the interests Conference of Organizations of the various groups of Jewish stu- dents shall be carefully safe...…
…)11 d3ROAD Will Pla y levea led longs. dfrolc:, th e who on So n . 8:15 . , 'clock, irebstel Hall, Lodi,: Aux- Congrega. for many orker hi the matic trees- to interpret well as the as been ae. : in Europ e t reput a ti on Leip- ningrat and iculty of the and among Levit,ki and Leipzie, mu. he equal of Europe he te most dia- of Chopin, in his youth future. He ve Mo,cow, ie conserve- ere expelled to Warsaw, •ra the only liv- ,usic and ...…
…PAGE TWELVE liteneritonjEmsn(ii RON ICU : 4 4 1 4 . - k . 7 41 ' - 4 4* s t, Senior Chapter Plans Meeting for Men Also Neat Wednesday. .c.... L .1 1 .1 , _.. . • . .:.A. All society Items and other local notes should be communicated to the office of T114 Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon In order to appear in the current week's Phone Cadillac 1040, Society Editor. Mall notice. so as to be received eat later than W...…
…PAGE THIRTEEN on(iRON ("IRON icl ACTIVELY INTERESTED IN A BENEFIT MOVIE IEGEL .7•Sarr3Gatkvaelingi -Charles Hopp Photo. MRS. JOHN C. HOPP ance of the children's movie, "Bldck Beauty," to further their national program of social work. There will also be a children's dancing number, given by the pupils of Alias Gautz. The movie will be on Saturday morn- ing, Jan. 30, at 10 o'clock, at the Rosedale Theater, Woodward and Rosedale. Mrs. Herm...…
…EVIGE FOURTEEN INE1/afto, Alvan MO, st ernal an6 (gIub dotes skating party to be held Jan. 31 at Because of the visit of Dr. Lhit- Bloomfield Hills. Miss Florence Ter- lowsky, Jewish author, who will speak ris was appointed chairman of the so- at Orchearre Hall Sunday evening, cial committee. Jan. 24, there will be no meeting until Sunday, Jan. 91. First Meeting In Fear For Polish Community House Coatition Gov't. A meeting of Los Amigos...…
…A lliftlialif AWLS* PCTIOdield Carter pr CLLTTON ATINOI • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO ommomemmiame ■ tot-- THE RUSSIAN SYMPHONIC CHOIR APPEALS TO HIAS TO CONTINUE WORK . ,-Az er:ra T ."oreace If tie Eartri- Emirastatct Jestati • -.td th a aagi a a7 ta the petite: stwilgf.r m Esript et tsar via 1ms: At Seteratty. Era,„,-. • t rim - -site :a CV1Lilder the b- ko:0 .4.71,?:rent Lizzrzttsl: &sc.:az:Jae .-z.4 1-4 wee ;ter painted ner , ruttin g whic...…
…JANUARY 2. . iiIIINTROfijrMS/t&IONICIA tablished. Vastly more capital is re- STATE CONFERENCE GAVE INTERESTING quired for the General Mortgage Bank, PLANS COMPLETED TALK ON PALES' the Industrial Bank and a variety of important co-operative financial in- --- stitutions. It is quite clear that the (Continued From Page One.) (Continued trom Fags I zloty. total required is far beyond what the (Continued From Page One.) Rapids; Hugo M. Field, Ila...…
…America/ Path &deviled Carter 8, 1926 All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLIFTON AVIINUI CINCINNATI 20, 0H10 itEbETROIT AMISH &RON ICL - THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN URGE COOLIDGE TO SUPPORT LIBERAL IMMIGRATION BILL Per DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1926 VOL. XIX. NO. 8 President of Social Service Institution) Wedgewood to Talk on Palestine Jews Englishman Will Speak Mon- day Evening, Jan. 18, a...…
…• • JANUARY 8, ] PIEVET'ROrOt ralSk (A RON ICL8 "Aloma" Closes on Jan. 16. "Atoms of the South Seas," that col- orful melodrama at the Garrick Thea- ter, ends its fourth and last week on Saturday Jan. 16. This melodrama, drenched in atmosphere and local col- or of the South Seas, has been remark- ably succesful here. It has played to capacity houses at every performance. No story of "Aloma of the South Seas" would be complete without ment...…
…l aIN Pinsk periodical Carta CLIFTON maul. CINCINNATI 20, OHIO :1 Y 8, 1926 TtErri,:szc- All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS RRON1CLE C A 11-EbETROIT 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1926 VOL. XIX. NO. 8 - URGE COOLIDGE TO SUPPORT LIBERAL IMMIGRATION BILL -- Senator Wadsworth Introduces Similar Bill As Perlman's. - • LOUIS MARSHALL TALKS FOR HOUSE COMMITTEE 1...…
…PAGE Two flifilATIL011;Pitif dIROA MUSIC RUBY'S qi1Zrun's garner Mid-Winter Shoe Sale ni Discount on Our ,2 0 By Hermann Hoexter. OBITUARY CHARLES S. BRASCH Charles Siegmund Brasch of 1711 Richton avenue died of heart failure on Tuesday, Jan. 12, at the age of larrY of our dea ln r hlouvsbinagndaannddsfoadthne're,mlo Ilarry Guid- berg, who departed from this world two years ago, Jan. 8, 1924, three The most interesting events of th...…
…A merica Pea Periodical Cemter CLIFTON AIRNUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE "Due to the pressure on the district steady and reliable. The man agreed ly average intelligence, young and to bring in his pay envelope to the worker whom you can readily under- healthy, and thre: tine youngsters suf- worker's office eveiy week and the stand from the case quoted above, f .rin - because of their parents' in- distri iuttr needs every moment for general ...…
…f,/E -IS/101 RON 1.15 PAGE FOUR "eine•ea ---------- ORGANIZE SYNAGOGUE dren's physician, Dr. A. Max Kohn are referred for supervision by the 'Bank Makes Four Promotions. whose office is in the Stroh Building. Juvenile Court, the schools, district IN NORTHWEST SECTION He visits the children periodically af- service and private individuals. The board of directors of the First ter they are placed and is always on "Miss Sadie Hoffman, who is i...…
…A lffeliCall Prick Period eal Cadet CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 30, MO PAGE FIVE &DerRortionsti@ltomICLE e PROSPEROUS DETROIT I ne of hind Its f rein infornia- e of Che \‘'innun Get and and,n- It ra, ef the ith rJ,rch speak he ■ •,ire tdy lonin at t, !Ind which to vill allow play and if :iny ntly of a slim.- on- tutting. in , one oith er,,p , a.ty !Wile Ilia IS lilt,r -T.-. HE DETROIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has just closed the mos...…
…11111111WIFWIMIMPM i'irEit9 1.. reit 111 reir. , in; invisn (A Roman 1 11,, .,ETROFF I /EW[SII eiRON TR-6i) r eigners be attacked with impunity. Protestant Ameri- cans realized that the secret order was doing both Am- seems. w mono. erica and Protestantism a great disservice and in no Published Weekly E by by Tim Janda Chronic'. PublielsIng Cw., Ise. uncertain language let it be known that this menda- Joseph J. Cummins, President an...…
…A merica ,fewisk Periodical Carter CUTTON AYINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO rasyentoriptwitnamico vomam.vm ... boo). CPAS . 1+. ci ()SEP Hy Chu. H. JP.P11.) ep s, int cis my ag e oke loci ge- on- hat ash ler- Inly *RI 11C- cns 'ors neat Lion ind- side 'els. and ains !ale. g of sap- city and hose is s Jewess not a Jewess? Sh-h-h-h! Is the keyhole stuffed? Look around and see if Secretary Kellogg or Mister Babbitt is eavesdroppin...…
…- rittflEntonloasnOIRONICLE PAGE EIGHT • • ''''' ou ccoometi • aC ia The J. L. HUDSON LIEBERWITZ BROS. The January White Sale Offers Savings in Linens! I 9021 TWELFTH STREET — 2936 HASTINGS STREET The Bicur Cholem Society is plan- In honor of the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Beth Frank, ning to give a party for members Rubiner, Mr. and Mrs. only on Thursday evening, Feb. 4, at to Samuel H. Harry Frank of 841 West Boston ...…
…A ileen- WI Plinth Periodical Carter currow Amnia - CINCINNATI 30, 01110 ;_tit NCTF.,if f(alvi.N 61511N Assi3nr4c IN PLANS FOR AUIULlARY BALL WORKING FOR HAD ASSAH JOINT FORMAL AFFAIR td to hi x- Briiiiarte Coil:el:7.0n 07- Neu Modes You cri Qt- p(.1. Offen to cho-:se--for never has a sewn been rn•>re gener., .is with glowing beads. frost-like. threaded or silken laces. and fabrics that tritter or ti.oat Typical is the creamy chif- f...…
…BLEvermurrdovist.ioute41C118 PAGE TEN j MI 1 I 1 li ■ M the civil engineer Steinzwit of Lenin-'SOCIETY IN ITRUMENT FOR DEAF MOS ;OW.—(J. T. A.)—The deaf grad, and consists of an electric au- will in 'uture hear all sounds, due tolditory apparatus with the aid of an inve ition shown here. The device which even the totally deaf will hear was in ented by a Jewish scientist, all sounds clearly. TO HOLD MUSICALE, BRIDGE' Master Marshall Darr...…
…A lfi$11 Periodical Carta canon memos • ct8crNart so, moo PAGE ELEVEN firnsti &mucus Thisri Club Notes Jacques Thibaud, the distinguished Scholnick's put up a stubborn fight French violinist, who will play here and were only beaten by Captain A. Jan. 21-22, at Orchestra Hall, was Steinberg's excellent foul shooting in MACK B. WEISS -Strictly kosher born in Paris of parents who were in the last few minutes of play. W. caterer for weddings,...…
…7ileYrritori;k1dsit (iliturata,4 Plana for Auto Show. JANUARY 15, FOUR WILL ATTEND CHICAGO CONCLAVE 19; "which," he said, "might be taken as would come in if the proposed restric- an indication that the Mizrachi does tion were eliminated could not pos- not identify itself with the resolution sibly be so great as to effect the eco- Every day of the twenty-fifth an- of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis and nomic equilibrium or prove objection- t...…
…A merica Apish Periodical &ter CLIFTON MINUS • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 1926 All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS bETROIT r . !IRON THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926 VOL XIX• NO. 7 JULIUS DEUTELBAUM INSTALLED AS HEAD OF DETROIT LODGE ill Lecture For Men's Club Tuesday Jewish Artists Win Scarab Club Prizes, Four Prizes of Seven Given Cashwan, Rader, Gur- vitch, Steiner. Se...…
…iitER_ErRon;Ansillstua PAGE TWO I To Address Temple Sisterho - d Monday Purchase New Building. 0 Our Annual January Clearance Sale of Books Announcement has been made by Samuel Goldman, president of Gold- man & Ullian, civil engineers and CCIiilbtrit's Tamer O II 3,000 volumes of good fiction, all new, fresh stock, books pub- Deliver More Trucks. Past year shipments by Grails: Brothers, motor truck manufacturer now a unit of Dodg...…
…PAGE TREES Fr:nun:km ft.w si Rai ILIA cks. `graternal r Graham ufacturers, titers, Inc., Nov, 30 , compared period last se of more an months' s in excess according v the Corn- Institute Players. The following officers were elected at the meeting held last Sunday af- ternoon by the Institute Players at 89 Rowena street: Irvin Klar, prem. t t• Martha Lipsitz, vice-president; Louis Weisenfeld, recording secre- tary; Celia Borocoff, correspo...…
…6 8!t,.jarndurEdilVISH(ARcomaa PAGE FOUR The community subscribed the nec- Part of the sinking fund was used sub- persons giving more than $500 to charities, whether as personal ell, essary $5,000 and the Hannah Schloss sequently for improvements. or as memorials. This practice tns , a The late Henry A. Krolik furnished Memorial Building was erected in 1903 had to be stopped as so many lai r . • Appointments to fill four newly cre- monetary...…
…- A merico loath periodical Cato CLIFTON • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIVE Timf)rmorrionsnaiRoxian erearethe by Is. I !nee:- he up_ sroors turned rted liv of hii s was an work as ▪ thlIS fir the :o keep r years less un- r A with Babette hed by Sorb of library tcessful eplaced ouch of hen the Siegel 1 gym- t of the dies. al en in I Build- hich to- Jewish before one of 'as the wry one tr for a al train- :we, was Jewish e public rtments. st...…
…ntrROn;kwiSn a i ,< ZteZgi ,a,....N..vizz*eZZ<Z 5sCgigOsersUer,M .411, ye.A.- , I 1 1,t, . KM ICUs L. 14, ,,,-,r grit' • Congressman Albert Johnson are determined to jam this legislation through Congress and now the Presi- dent lends support to the scheme by hinting that it may Published Weekly by The Jewish Chreakle Publishing Ca, Inc. become necessary if too many enter illegally. We have By DR. M. ROBINSON Joseph J. Cummins, Preside...…
…viscricair Pak:Zeal Carter CLIFTON AMU/ - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 7 :fr9trrR011; Olaf (ARON oif5i-145 o - H-. J0sEPH- By Chu. IL Jem ■ 10 M. L. Schiff Gives I t armpit Nett? El $5,000 To Council Nat's Jewish Women Plan Expansion Program for Next Eigh- teen Months. 2111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i1111111111111111111111111111111110111111111111111111111111 111111111111111 MMOMM111111111111112 ink and rag ink it inn...…
…McVergorrfrwisit(A RON I Ci PAGE EIGHT I • .‘ ACTIVELY INTERESTED IN BRIDGE ON JAN. 10 Obt _ Qrsona Annual "Priced-Down" Clearance ,The J. L. HUDSON CO. Miss Tibbie Chimovitz is actively interested in the Athena Girls' bridge Printed Silks - o f - Fashion's Cho'ce for Southern and Spring Wear Men's Fine Hats INCLUDING The Famous Disney Hats Beavers-Velours-Smooth Finish NOW ALL $12.00 and $15.00 HATS - 6 8.65 - $6.45 - -...…
…ff ewish Periodical Cotter CUTTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NMI PLTIWITJEWDB CARON ICLE PATRONESSS FOR OLD FOLKS' BALL JAN. 14 ). Newest —for A( t1. 1. 110011 and Sports IhtlICe and Errld11/18 Everything New, Charming, that has been Stamped with the Approval of Paris, of Biarritz, Will Ire Found in the Splendid Selections Featured by B. Siegel Company. Feature Displays at e, 8 75 cadia on Thursday. • —for Southern kexort...…
…PAGE TEN ALEY)LiRotr,kwisit WELFARE CENTERS WILL APPEAR JAN 18 AT ORCHESTRA HALL Mandolin Orchestra: The Jewish Workers Welfare Club recently organized a mandolin orches- tra which meets every Sunday after- noon at 2 o'clock at the Jewish Wel- fare Center, District Nu. 1, 579 East Philadelphia avenue. The members, who have been meeting for several weeks, are showing great promise in their work and hope to give Public performances in the ne...…
…A ll/dealt fforisk Periodical Carter CAMON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 PAGE ELEVEN Thl ikritorrjEwisti ei HON ICIZ Vii•niWIEWMIWM, king of the Jews. Moreover, the set- mulgated the theory that Jesus was a of Jesus or of his deity or of the va- Ling up of a new sect in his name myth and that other non-Jews in lidity of the superclaims which some was the work of his disciples, of which other countries did the same. of his followers have m...…
…• • JANUARY 8, 192 Vifilieriturymdsit (it RON ItIE ' 1 "Aloma" Closes on Jan. 18. "Atoms of the South Seas," that col- orful melodrama at the Garrick Thea- ter, ends its fourth, and last week on Saturday Jan. 16. This melodrama, drenched in atmosphere and local col- or of the South Seas, has been remark- ably succesful here. It has played to capacity houses at every performance. No story of "Aloma of the South Seas" would be complete wit...…
