…Metkixorrinosti PAGE TWELVE itoilue Circuit Court Judge Merriam! JEWS 61MIWIR ■ Ile Endorsed By Bar Leaders and Business Men. VOTE FOR OF CHINA, LONG ESTRANGED FROM BRETHREN, TO RECEIVE AID a strict observance of If a movement now on foot among delity, and wealthy Jews in Shanghai, China, their religion." A Chinese-Jewish inscription of the backed by influential support in the United States, is successful, Jewish same date says: "Our r...…
…A l Natal, ffewish Periodical eater C1-1 ► ON Antal! - CINGINNA11 20, OHIO PAGE THIRTEEN Tite9Entop; joist I olitas IA: Getting Back to the Soil Epic of Ukrainian and Crimean Jews' Struggle to Cain Foot- hold as Husbandinen, Though Erstwhile Dwellers in Cities and Towns. Mj Thousands of epics are being lived are now 15,000. In the whole state now in the Ukraine and Crimea, thou- of Odessa, half of the 50,000 Jewish sands of lives are be...…
…litcpEritondposti ORM ICUS PAGE FOURTEEN f ir_he elithrvit's O.Toriter JEWISH EXPULSIONS By Su'smith lah-Kishor. l'he seed of Jew-hatred, q hich per- haps had been already planted in Ger- mar, by the sudden NM ur,11.n o f a Duke's chaplain to Judaism, flourish- ed greatly during the Crusades. In spite of the pleas of N gentle and noble -hearted Christiao monk, Ber- nard of nail- mods, the Jews were butchered, burnt and tortured without m...…
…vfmaricali ffewish Periodical eater CLIFTON APINDI - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIFTEEN &Pa eon-Intuit (Alto lc Ir. Judge FAVORS J. D. C. MOVE COMMUNISTS URGE TO RENEW RELIEF RIGHTS FOR JEWS Miller Accorded Labor Support When Mem- LAWS ber of Legislature. County Circuit Court, who is a can- didate to succeed himself, in discus- Ja• his attitude toward the interests of indoor, declared: "I never repre- d a labor organization, but in s...…
…A merica Smith Periodical Carter All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLIFTON ATSNIII - CINCINNATI 30, 01110 IIEbETROIT LWISR RONIGL E Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 . THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1924 VOL. XVI. NO. 14 J. D. C. SETS APART FUNDS FOR CRIMEA PROJECT, IS RUMOR Will Open Synagog For High Holy Days Congregation Emanuel Lays Plans to Develop Northwest- History ...…
…ikruorr fivvIsit Pt Ravi tor, 'wow= sew GROUP IN KIEV HOME FOR ORPHANS rliw`wm•wkl`I`‘.‘-'••• ■■ .• ■ wammi SPONSORED BY JEWISH FEDERATION NEW FURNITURE OF REAL QUALITY AT OLD-FASHIONED PRICES PAGE TWO as fERILIRIERLICIERMOKTEW fKlEftfIllaNIEWIEBIS.WM.M/KKJEJRILW.uji "Where Good Furniture Is Not Expensive" •4 ` Our August Sale of Furniture e5 e, Is Drawing to a Close 0 31, 1‘ ;10 :1-1.1,11 4 It nearly four st a cks this sale, whic...…
…American garish periodical Curter PAGE THREE MEPagorrjEwisaaRoxicus WIZARD ENCOUNTERS wake up in great fear. Ills father on him arbad go over an place I then woul kudos''od r "cere monial the " I fringes" that are worn as an inner (Conclude(' from page 1.1 I garment by the pious Jew. The child'' By RABBI PHILIP A. LARCH would immediately calm down, and,' . suit of a move that an eager child thoroughly relieved, would fall quiet. would make...…
…TREPETROn;kwisilalitoxictii PAGE. FOUR ALESTINE LIFTS DUTY ON MANY VITAL ITEMS Perhaps the most important legis- 3 tion enacted in Palestine in many EDUCATIONAL ears has just been passed by the III • I I I I 111111111111111i I I I I • Gabrilowitsch Will Conduct Concerts in Berlin and Amsterdam. urposes imported into the Holy Land i alestinian government. Its enact- I ol ment removes customs duties from 1,. and is, Oerefore, expec...…
…d,Americalf Pulisk Periodical Carla Wrier+ etyma - ctsarolart so, OHIO PAGE FIVE THL 19eri independ- guiding star in our work. Another children of the dependent, the Ideal, greater and more transcendent, ent. Our field of work becomes and not community, is needed to give Jewish social service whole Jewish some special sections within it; and meaning and vitality, to make of it GIVE WAYNE COUNTY A CHANCE a consecrated profession and not ed...…
…low beraorr,/rwsiesOliars K1L AGE SIX CitSaiW,(K:i40 blood superiority attitude carried over into an indus- THE LW1Sit 111 I(i BMW •••••••••••• 4101, /MY MST IN karN.O.• • Published Weekly by The Jewish Chromic]. Publiablag Cm, Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager Bue as second-clan matter March 9, In16. at the Notelet. at Detroit. under the Ant of March 11. 1879. .... _ General Offices and ...…
…J ewish Perlallellt Cotter CLJYTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 711 f; puritoir, /aim 61RaN lac PAGE SEVEN 11• ■■ ••• ■ I built in Bialystock, where already ex- I EFFICIENT INDUSTRY ri peev.rieen,tced spinners were taught the evelopment of their trade. IS ORT OBJECTIVE I The highest form of these advanced i schools is the school of furniture (Concluded from page Li accomplished. Post-war conditions, making in Warsaw, where carpenters p...…
…non P__ te lot mi PAGE EIGHT arriageo item• met ether local notes ebould he communicated to th• nth. el The All «lair in the current wreolio ..<1.es wsemsisr Owosso ie er a., to appear to Donald. by be roolood net late. Mom. Phone Gleadala OM*, Sweaty Editor. Mall polka* 1• Sham Wedwas4as. BACHRACH-ORTNER The marriage of Miss Leona Ort- ner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ortner of Louisville, Ky., and Max Bachrach, son of Mr. and Mrs. H....…
…A MC liCalf ffeWith periodical coder WrraN AvLN Ug • CINCINNATI 20, 011I0 7heMironlimiskalit(rNICLE an d MOTHERS GET WEEK'S 0111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111E Qrsoital VACATION AT CAMP TANGIBLE HEADWAY NOTED IN REPORTS AS TO PALESTIN E ___ _ _._ Colonization Groups Succeed Mrs. A. Cooper and daughter of 1536 Chicago boul...…
…VIChrritorr,frx.snoiRomot _ In Sourabaya, Dutch Indies, the Samuel Gompers' autobiography In Jewish community, consisting of 200 to create the conditions for maintain. ing its individual and group life on two volumes is being prepared for souls, arranged a festival in aid of publication shortly. It will be in two and the Jewish National Fund and raised the plane of its finest traditions longer Jewish volumes and will loose the title, aspirat...…
…A ltai- MN latish Periodical Ceder CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO TREDIAMITJEWISit , -- -- ----- 0 # . .-: CLASSIFIED :-: CAUTIONS AGAINST ..m ..............,,,,,,,................. "Good Business" $ .\ HURRIED RESPONSE I , $ MORE JOBS l TO MEXICAN OFFER HIGHER PAY rte_ - GRADUATE of Hebrew Teachers College of Palestine will give pri. vote lessons in Hebrew as well as various subjects of the Jewish re- ligion, as reading, Bible stud...…
…AUGUST 29, 1924 MEDemenlonsti (11Romicus WORLD CONFERENCE ON JEWISH RELIEF = OPENS IN CARLSBAD BY DAVID J HIRSCH' U1111 IllintJ WONT Sheriff George A. Walters (Contnued from page 1.) Cross in the Ukraine, In his report on the situation in that part of Rus- sia, confirmed in detail the deplorable picture drawn by Dr. Jochelman. • • • $2000 Deserves Re-Election = Solely Upon His Record WORLD RELIEF FUND AND BANK ARE URGED Irrota Cor...…
…viotericam ffavish periodical eater ETRO1T LWISII 11-RONICL All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN HERR'S ONLY SON BECOMES CONVERT TO CHRISTIANITY Hans Herzl Deserts Judaism, Yielding to Pressure of Vienna Priest. Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1924 VOL. XVI. NO. 13 Transforms Jewish City Dwellers Into Ardent Ti...…
…7ilE PAGE TWO -- ------- 617110 C Ir1/10 is an unique cluistenind for our tt Glhe ri o Dreams AUGUST SNIT FURNITURE 0 - eir It k. VIMINIMMII WS. visits from farmstead -To farmstead, sanitation talks in English and Yid- dish, illustrated by stereopticon views and moving pictures, and the distri- bution of posters, leaflets, pamphlets and public health bulletins. (Contnued from page 1.) A Farmers' Sanitary League was lodges complain...…
…A merico ,fewish Periodical Carter cursor; maul - craciarnn 20, 01110 PAGE THREE litr,f)annIT ft;wisit itoN BOY CHESS PRODIGY ENTERS TOURNAMENT Israel On Biblical Soil oath who looms up as one of the °mutable players in the matte west. . Young Judaea Club Notes Plays at Phoenix Club. By PAUL PAINLEVE, By way of self-discipline, as it Former Premier of France. were, Sammy gave a private exhibi- (Contnued from page 1.) tiny at the Pho...…
…mcy)mizordonenbriatmicus PAGE FOUR Fraternal and Club Notes Adelphi•ns • J. W. Smith Will Thoroughly! MUSIC Discuss City's Problems Before PriMaries. "Recently," declared John W. Figures in Musical World of Smith, Republican candidate for Detroit Are Assembling for mayor, "several thousand Detroit Eventful Season. men and women gathered in front of phony Choir call for two concerts. The Messiah will be given Sunday ,wenintr, Dec. 28. Mend...…
…America ,swish periodical Carter CLIFTON AVIINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE insfl aiRo _To_Eki_ At te IINTERMYER'S WIFE, LONG ILL, IS DEAD BROWN LEVELS ATTACK ON CAMPAIGN PLEDGES MORGENTEAUS FEAT Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney Insists Oath Counts. Was Patron of Art and Music, a Notable Hostess and Lover of Flowers. Let us send you floor pattern FREE, show- ing met space the Premier occupies. Write or phone (Cherry 3600)....…
…POPTROflIEWISII RON WILE PAGE SIX • PA EWISII fiRCffl • 114,• awn rwmans mown. Pulellsbed Weakly by Th. Jewish airioakle Polshabil./ G, Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. &hake., Business Manager 1:1,1%bal.1771postofaeo at Detroit., intend as Seeendltiel.a:nt,tie.r, 1.arlh.1 2c,,r General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West Telephone: Glendale 9300 Cable Address: Chronicle Oen.. 14 Stretford Pla...…
…A mericait lavish periodical Coffer CLIPTOtt /MMUS • CINUNHATI 20, OHIO PRA: 35111 PEPuritondmsnefRoNloz rf-6o i vi PLANS CITIZENSHI P otfpfivr, WORK AMONG JEWS' him of his conversion to Christianity: "2 Observatory Gardens, "Campeten Hill, London. "St c. ,I. It a o bb ote r r,t t r. s: i e c r, "Vienna II. "Dear Sir:—In view of the decision wh ich you have to make regarding the publication of my English trans- lotion of my father's dia...…
…OV M 1741tONICLE FITOIT AL:LI piE D2 PAGE EIGHT pontiar Cloth Coats Not es Mrs. Alexander Elbling entertained eight guests at her home on Baldwin avenue, honoring Mims Clara Rosen- baum, whose marriage will be an event of Aug. 31, at a surprise mis- cellaneous shower. High score at bridge went to Mrs. Joseph Schwartz and consolation to Miss Josephine Sandoroff. Those present were the e.14 M commualealml to Om MR. M Tao Misses Viola Kaufma...…
…ff twisk prior feat Older currom smut - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE PEPLTRorr, /Limn mei Ica College Girl Week! Marriages . . ARONOFF-COHEN Exquisite New Gowns Mr. and Mfrs. A. B. Knoppow of The marriage of Miss Adeline Pallister avenue announce the birth Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, of a daughter, Elaine Shirley, on Leon Cohen of 519 Medbury avenue, July 27. and Walter Aronott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Aronoff, was solemnized...…
…711B W RO IT,AWISHe IRO NI CLE PAGE TEN OBITUARY DAVID MEISTER David Meister, 71 years old, died at his residence, 1953 Hazelwood ave- nue, Sunday, Aug. 17. Funeral sere- ices took place Monday, Aug. 18, @Announcing Miss Betty Davidov of 2220 Hazel- wood avenue entertained at a shower Wednesday, Aug. 13, in honor of her sister, Mildred, a bride-elect of Sip. (70R. TWELFTH AND PIIILADELPIIIA showing a complete line of The Misses Sophie ...…
…F," A merica garish Periodical Carter cUrron Al iraz - CINCINNATI ao, moo PAGE ELEVEN PLEftworr Elrisn ARON lux; SHOPPING DIRECTORY DEVISE INSURANCE FUND FOR WORKERS union in the wallpaper industry had been a party to an agreement of this sort with employers. Less than 400 :-: workers were affected. With the fund AWNINGS of which Mr. Wolf is director, and ALL FURS REMODELED like new another soon to be established in the by a master ...…
…rnE likmor ,/mot (All(xlrHCte NEED FOR CENTERS DEEMED PARAMOUNT " BY JUDGE LEHMAN ra- .DY DAVID J. HIRSCH is /r 31 J Wasted money only pays for the femoral of your blasted hopes. Pay your money for ■ fine piece of property and let us show you ho the rent money will buy the house. MEMBER DE r1101r REAL ES TATE BOAR° UNITIONY IBBHIPLALTIASSI 1154ALTYCOMPICH GARFIELD 2423 - 5380 8748 LINWOOD AVE CEMENT GARBAGE AND ASH RECEPTACLES Til...…
…A merican garish Periodical emir!' All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLIFTON AnNUI - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO 11 11 - EFROIL' _EMS 1 - 1. HRON Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1924 'VOL. XVI. NO. 12 BILLIKOPF CHOSEN !Announce to World GIVES MORE FUNDS IMPARTIAL UMPIRE Week's Sheer Joy TO AID RUTENBERG POWER CONCESSION FOR CLOTHING MEN "ec r Heads Gro...…
…fiN Iv* ro. lc IL PAGE TWO tz.let-gttw wtittetzwygivriuittitv.74'.4'.,.rvititttrivAmor we:mitt* Cor.wtvir.teww!) 7nip" O ap Pori of Drparns 677w c is an uni que clinstenind for our MUST SALE FURNITURE 9 0/ BIALIIC IS THRILLED BY PIONEER SPIRIT .;r:: Calls It Impulse Making Jewish Values. "Never in history ha; Detroit been 111WICSSIleKR as it JERUSALEM,—The Jewish people overrun with such 4 4, 4, 4 el PO RT ORIENT .tt ti While Y...…
…A NC:fall 5avish Perlalied Cotter - alms ATENUI - CINCINNATI 10, 0/110 • ▪ ▪ PAGE THREE TriciMutorr,kwisneiRmici,r, ' ` 2 1 I 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 1 1 1 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111102 - :-: CLASSIFIED :-:!ENDOWS FOUNDATION Fraternal and Club Notes FOR BURNS INQUIRY AI,I, FURS REMODELED like roe,) by a master furrier and designer with 24 yea...…
…4, seil- •■■%1 0 :4 47-d re%r 1 HITOIT EWISH if}40741 s, ormoima*Ans. MN 1011•.01. Pubbelvd1 Weekly by The Jewleb Mimesis Publtslo•g C... Inc Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Sambas, Bu•inesa Manager _ -------- lilt at ke t P.tofkr. st Detroit, Presond-rbees saner March /ITS filth. under Os Ad of Parch General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West T•leplione. Glendale 9300 Cable Address: Chronicle L...…
…v fmcricam fforish periodical Carta CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO TftEDentonl m siteil t o At ar, o<01-4T BILLIKOPF CHOSEN IMPARTIAL UMPIRE FOR CLOTHING MEN (Contnued from page 1.) JUDAEANS RENAME LEVIN PRESIDENT Adopt Program Calling for In- you by Mr.. Dreschler on behalf of the tensive Work Along Vari- %ss, York Clothing Manufacturers' Exchange, and I am writing at this ous Linea. time to urge you personally to accept Ch... H...…
…I nEfigraolc k wis , iffi ittr iic t e PAGE SIX Elton cirtursits dliglid Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Schneider of New York announce the engagement of their daughter, Rae Levine, to Jo- seph Price of Detroit. of r5 Massachusetts avenue announce Oak ,`furs 99" Special Features Priced at 48-inch Sealines, strip collar and cuffs- 48-inch Muskrats, crush shawl collar- 48-inch Sealines, Squirrel collar and cuffs- 45-inch Strip Marmink- Extra fine—...…
…faith Periodical eater 0111011 AWNUS C01011MIATI 10. WIG PAGE SEVEN Ae Milton; b. wisti (pus IQ acial and JUNIOR B'NAI B'RITH HOLDS CONVENTION Qrsonal YOUNG DETROIT ARTIST PLAYS AT CHARLEVOIX CSititic Miss Ilelen II. Morris 44 Detroit, y o oung pianist of ability, tool: part recently in one of the Sunday even- v'. -- ._,. -b._ ._.." -., - .. -- -- " --- -.,,..,_.. Jewish Youth Movement Has ing concerts v.:hieh are given at the Mr. and...…
…ALP:Mea t' 13Y Jews Form Small Percentage of Jail Inmates, Says Sheriff Walters. DAVID J. HIRSCH TUFHT11 -unu "Out of the 400 or 500 prisoners normally in the county jail, there arc .•eldom more than half a dozen of the Jewi-h faith," Sheriff George A. Wal- ters pointed out in a discussion of the ljail and its inmates. "This is a remarkable thing," Wal- 1 tern said. "It is a testimonial to Jew- /Prop e • ME MBEP , DETR OIT Rf Al BIM(...…
…e r 1 All Jewish News 1 All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS liEbETROIT LWISR. HRONICL14 Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy. 10 Cent. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1924 VOL. XVI. NO. 11 "" - Col. Kisch, Ambassador To His Own REGARD FREE LOAN FUND $000 Visits President NAUMBURG,BANKER FOUNDATION WILLED $300 GIFT DONOR OF $50 On Peace Effort Country, Reviews Palestine's Stat...…
…1)Otsenn• /.'salcnrt itoN IC LE PAGE TWO flittwirwrogamr.sumartirYarxikuvirtrimussieltaw.x.w .muzmor.e. ‘—',/ L i iitax SHOULD JEWS MAKE WAR ON KLAN? Yr Concensus of Opinion Among National Leaders Calls for Merger of Jewish Forces With All Liberty-Loving Americans in Common Effort to Remove Hooded Menace. n I n 0 4..Arretinag 6MPC7711P is an unique christenind for our 11CUST SALE °, FURNITURE „9 PORT ORIENT Beautiful RUGS from th...…
…PACM THREI Titui)critorr /pima ThRONICIE :-: CLASSIFIED :- I Announcement! FOR SALE- 426 South Chalmers. Merge Talents for Efficient Service In Insurance Business. 0,,ox' New seven-room Colonial, vapor A partnership, in which a veteran's heat; four-car garage. Lot 40x140. experience in insurance service and Will sacrifice for quick sale. Call a younger man's executive and finan- cial training were amalgamated, re- owner, Hickory 7045. c...…
…PITROIT MS ► 01 RO N IC LE =nom. PAGE FOUR 4 rer SgVi?AsN•Vier - -- - 4ZiV 7 IRP RIC hi l ntO EEutawe L onme ,.kt, mime ea woos. • Publiebed Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Cm, Ins. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Selman., Business Manager t■ X..r./ v. ...kr , should do nothing to invite or attract. and that as a spiritual institution it takes no cognizance of men other than in their spiritual relat...…
…PAGE MP lhErientAtjaini (ARON iftE _ • I COL. KISCH REVIEWS body will have its seat in Jerusalem, PALESTINE'S STATUS 1 where not only it will be beat placed when the supreme Jewish national otf5-4T, as regards the care of our interests in the national home but when its voice can go forth with the maximum of authority to the four quarters of prospects have been established for the earth over which our people are more rapid progress in the ...…
…L.. .f1; _ AWISSIORONICL6 PAGE SIX Fraternal and Club Notes Em El Social A'ders. The Eno El Social Alders will hold ' another of its series of open meet- ings Saturday evening, Aug. 9, at the Jawish Institute branch at 1111 West- I minster avenue. Solomon Levin willl , addles; the club at 9 o'clock. — Athena Gila Club. H , C9.'" 6 :, es) I 4... 1241.1243 Woodward Avenue Between Grand River and State. Well-Dressed °() Men All Ov...…
…— A pish Pendia! Cater cusioN ATItWI CINCINNATI 10, OHIO - PAGE SEVX• ThEiierRonlonstialtoNlar , acial and IJUDAEANS PREPARE TO EXTEND SCOPE ersonal SUBSCRIBE $30,000 FOR HERZLIA LAND -- -- Sale of Plots in Garden City Will Mount to $50,000, Says Dr. Sheinkin. New Expressions of Fashion in Autumn Coats, Wraps $65, $85 Up ss.d1 Mr. and Mrs. Sol Clansman of Sec- and avenue had as their guest last week Mrs. Louis Rosenberg of Tull...…
…AUGUST 8, 1924 MEVErRotr frwicialiPONICIA Robert M. Toms, Chief Assist- ant Prosecutor, Begins His Fight for Nomination. T fDAVID J. H1I 1! C 1111111 ruriu Robert M. Toms, chief assistant prosecuting attorney, Republican can- didate for prosecutor, began his cam- paign in earnest this week. His two •nA "'ell.. of J•• ■ •,, (From 1,/, ■ 111.%ir ereneo.1 SCIENTIST REVIEWS PALESTINE FLORA' VOTE FOR JUDGE NEW YORK.— (J. T. A.) — Dr,' E...…
…A-- All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS Telephone flEbETROIT LWISH GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1924 VOL. XVI. NO. 10 GRIP OF AMERICAN JEWS ON ZIONIST EFFORT ASSAILED Summons Jews to Work For Peace of World Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents REGARD FREE LOAN AS BASIC SERVICE American Jewish Congress to Five to Attend Ses- TO NEEDY PERSONS TO AID EDUC...…
…4' ar 7itr.7)ETuort lr term (iu 'ewI CIL PAGE TWO Dime Savings Bank Announces Woodward-Adams Branch Opening. The Dime Savings Bank announces the opening of its twentieth office, to b. known ho the Woodward-Adams Branch. 'this new branch is located on the east side of Woodward ave. ono, just north of Grand Circus Park, between Adams and Elizabeth streets. 4 B. C. SCHUMACHER Some Remarkable Values in Interesting Things For the Home P ICT...…
…PAGE THREE TiirmuntorvbxisligiRoNicil: CONSTANTINOPLE ASYLUM IS DESTROYED BY FIRE however, is very precarious, since' there are no accommodations in the city which could give them shelter. CONSTANTINOPLE.---IJ. T. A.1 Fs rty thousand Jews in Newark, —The Jc:rsh orphan asylum here, which sheltered 200 children, was de- N. J., are represented in the confer- stroyed by lire July 22. By the quirk ence of Jewish Charities recently action of the...…
…llll VErizorr,Avvisn j IIa PAGE FOU It rise– 6:i .14 4 TREDETROITJEWISII elltirfleliq • ....... 06.1044 mow memo in sommum s Puhlialtall Weakly by The Jayialt Cheops:cl• Puhltahlag Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, - – – President and Editor --- Jacob H. Schakne, Busing.. Manager ch 11:1916: at the Postale@ at Detroit, interred as eyeond.clate matter 111ar - 1111ch., under the At of March 3, tr:o. General Offices and Publication Buil...…
…PAGE P'IVY. 7ituVuritort;b:wisn(iwnici.r, GRIP OF AMERICAN JEWS ON ZIONIST EFFORT ASSAILED MAYER QUITS BENCH' HAD VIVID CAREER (Continued from Page 11 ter facilities for manufacturing in Federal Judge Held Numerous the country, so that the demand of Offices and Presided at the neighboring countries, which con- `.r As . stitute a good market, may be sup- Famous Cases. 5, Chu. H. Jo•eoh.I IC.Apyirri.M. 1521. plied." Concerning the plan for t...…
…L 9LTKOIT;PliSil ,PAGE SIX ffIKONICLE ttcln -melds - - Hudso n's August Sale of All 'misty items and other local notes should lo communicated to tb• Oka .1 The pe us the cu m Chronicle by 6 e'clock Wednesday olternin in order te p aar M Glendale 0300. Society Edito r. ail ' so a s to be revolved oat lair) issue. l'hono th•n Wednesdey. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Simons! Hairy Lindenbanin was host at a I dinner at the Hotel Elkins, Mount (Ru...…
