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…mikriton;fi, WISH 01(0A ICJ; PAGE SEVEN sammisimmineMINY ..ae ial an ezesana l New Expressions of Fashion in Autu m n Coats, Wraps $65, $85 Up B. Siegel Co.'s wraps this season will appeal more than ever to dis- criminating taste. Fashioned from the softest, velvety materials which lend warmth as well as richness. Sumptuous furs collar and cuff the majority of the coats. New Au- tumn colorings. Women's and misses'. Milne liodis Moon...…

…AUGUST 1, 1924 EbaR0111/NISIt GIKON IGLE BUY MANY PARCELS LAND OF H EZLIA R T1111111LTifillre BY DAVID J. HIRSCH TUTITT-111111114 WELL 7 page 1.1 ed fr (Contnuom _ ..... uel Bushlowitz, Davidson Brothers, Abraham Srere, Dr. P. M. Bernstein, Robert Marwil and Isaac Shetzer. At a meeting of members of the Poalei Zion organization, held last Tuesday evening at the Kirby Cen- ter, options to the amount of $6,000 were secures! and plans were...…

…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS ffEb E TROIT LWISI1 HRONICL Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1924 . VOL. XVI. NO. 9 LONG SOUGHT PEACE EFFECTED IN CLOAK TRADE IN NEW YORK Interests Detroit Jews 1 In Garden City Project Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents Enlargement RABBINIC ASSEMBLY PALESTINE AWAKENS Does Constructive Social Financing 'see ks O...…

…TIE PrflrOIT fhWISR (Agor4KLE PAGE TWO LEWISOHN WILL HEAD HEBREW SCHOOL STUDENTS WHOSE MASTERY DRIVE OF ORT FUND OF JEWISH LORE CREATED WIDE IMPRESSION Banker Named Honorary Chairman of Campaign. NEW YORK. — Adolph Lewisohn, banker and philanthropist, will be honorary chairman of the Jewish lie- construction Fund, which is being raised under the auspices of the ORT, during the American campaign, ac- cording to an announcement made at the h...…

…PAGE THREE Tntizraurv,/finvifiiia),Niciit :-: CLASSIFIED :-: Have You Ever Tasted Gunsberg's Delica- tessen? u r remarkable growth has been due to the fact that once " G u n sberg's pro- ducts" are tasted, you will insist AL WAYS upon "Guns- berg's." Drop into our retail store, 8809 Twelfth St., any time and try one of our delicious_ You are missing a treat un- less you do so. That's what people say after partaking of Gunsberg's...…

…TIMPETB0f1;itifttin 80NICLE PAGE 1'UU It SCZ 1. 14140,-- mir ffeworrimmt &wawa; OW Ayr... rm... Anne PubilsiteA Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishes' Ce., Inc. — - _ and Editor Joseph J. Cummins, President — Jacob H. Scbekee, Bueiness M aaaaaa - --- •t the IlostoMce at Detroit, as Zeroed-lc matter March A 1916, Mich., under the Act of March 1, 1879. __— Entered General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West ...…

…TREDEWIT,ICIPIIMI — —1 ri-6 0./v1 Oi—f5-14:145 81( BIAS. PALESTINE AWAKENS INSTITUTE NOTES FROM DEEP SLUMBER Postponed: TO ENERGETIC WORK Deb". ()sing to the illness of tsvo numbers • (Continued from Pace I) dOSEPH-‘ --- equally protected. It is hoped to pro- mote in Palestine both an Arab and a Jewish revival, and the doors of the ICANnIsright, 1121. OF Class. H. Josh.) land are wide open to pilgrims and travelers from all over the ...…

…fitcl)entorilt,wisti(intomictE WAG E SIX odaial and :fine Perfumes Qrsonal_ Cost Less at Heyn's Houbigant's Perfumes and Toilet Waters Coty's Perfumes and Toilet Waters Guerbines Perfumes and Toilet Waters Our prices Sr. always lower! To be lovely is your day! To make you so— our dekchtful task A visit to the inviting coolne& of our BEAUTY SHOP will con- vince you of our ability. BALCONY BEAUTY SHOP Elr1ST WOMENS WEAR Woodward A...…

…PAGE }iE) crlto 1 1 Mr. and Sire. Maurice Bloch Summer Sale of engagement of their daughter, Ruth, to Dr. Perry P. Burnstine, son of Mr. and Mn. Samuel Burnstines of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Gordon of 1716 West Philadelphia avenue an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Ethel, to Dr. Ilarry B. Bronston, son of Mr. and Mrs. If. Bronston. New and Exclusive 19244925 Styles We wish to emphasize this fact that Mr. and Mrs. Joseph...…

…JULY 25, 1924 AVATRordetvilffiltalLGui work will effect at least a 98 per cent return of all funds loaned. With an increase in working capital to a mini- mum of $25,000 it will be possible, he assorted, to make loans to the amount (Concluded from page 1.) of $75,000 in a year, in view of the ■ ing capital from $17,000, as at pres. fact that the turnover approximates ' ant, to at least $25,000, we shall be three times the association's capita...…

…Aircrican ffewish Periodical Cotter cur.. All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS HRONICL- 4 Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XVI, NO. 8 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1924 DEATH OF DE HAAN Nottingham Jewess STIRS PUBLIC IRE Named Magistrate IN GREAT BRITIAN Murder of Orthodox Leader Where Red Corpuscles Multiply Keren Hayesod Gifts and Anemic Faces Take on Color Free From Taxa...…

…0...)74,0LE CORPUSCLES RED How the Jews Live in Persia PASTEURIZED MILK AND FACES TAWNY' SAVED NAM LIVES 7i1E91:TBOIT, f/.10Sfl ate. cities of from 10,000 to 25,000, which seems to explain their comparatively higher death rate. "What can be accomplished in smaller towns has been proved conclu- By MIRZA MOOSA SALIM sively. Years ago I helped to estab- (Concluded fr om' page 1.) lish in Mamaroneck, my country home, (Copyright, 1924, Jewish Tl...…

…ME *room Assumes General Managership Explains Sales of Cadillac Cars, ORTHODOX JEWS FIGHT of Brick Manufacturers I RELIGIOUS COMMUNISTS On Permanence of Association. Utility. RIGA.—(J. T. A )—A disturbance caused by Orthodox Jews during an assembly of pious communists in the sc.-celled "living synagogue" is the latest development in Jewish religious fife in Soviet Russia. A group of Orthodox Jews in Polt- ava, who strongly resent the creatio...…

…711 E&TR W, AWISII (ARON ICLE PAGE FOUR eitscs/touvi(Sfurim... t fir THE srIOUI T EWISIIORONICLII WILT II:MON Novae sm. yvyne Miaaboy Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publis ► ilag C lac Joseph J. Cummins, President and E litor Jacob H. Schakee, Business Manager Zotered as Socond•class matter March 3, 1911, at the Polito face at Detroit, blIch, under the Act of March t, 1819. General Offices and Publication Buil t ling 85...…

…TtiderRorritwisn Forogs PAGE FIVE mommegoommoggagmemsaisasamonatso~0111. — THE DAY OF HERZL'S DEATH 141k 2 0 n. By DR. SELIG BROD ETSKY. DER $5 Sale $5 Sale Ilerzl's call to Jewry was the call Human progress can be represent. ed either as the result of collective of youth, unspoilt by the evil influ- WOODWA AD AVE 1114 101447 effort or as the consequence of the ences of a civilization that was slip- genius of those individuals favore...…

…v4sfi hRomicti ___LrA___L jituj)rrro PAGE SIX Oei at Aand ► NEW BICUR CHOLEM OFFICERS ASTIR Qrsonal Work For Successful Moonlight to be Held August 11. In order that their administration may have an auspicious beginning, the recently elected officers of the Bicur Cholem Society, headed by Maurice Marcus, president, are bend- ing their energies towards making All eotiety Hence and ether local notes •houll be communicated to the elate el...…

…▪ • Amtrfrot Pinsk periodical Coda - - • CLIFTON AVINU1 • C.INGINNATI 30, OHIO E CTROrr ---.922,4? kottp"cgcJbAirer--- MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR HERZL PLANNED fliarrutgro eeeseeme Women's and Misses' Apparel for Summer Hours Expressing Fashion's Newest Whims Sommer styles of delightful nalvette and pert Avidity. Piquant modes which •re distinctive and wholly different from those found in the or- dinary shops. Heady r fo work-end trito,...…

…PEQunzonfr,wisn RONICLE Fraternal and Club Notes Em El Social Alders. The Ern El Social Alders will hold a short meeting Saturday evening, July 19, at 8:45 at the North End Branch of the Jewish Institute, 1111 Westminster. Members have been requested to come on time no that the meeting may be concluded at an early hour. Social Mixers. The last meeting of the Social Mix. ers was held at the home of Miss Winkler. A new member, Miss Hart- ma...…

…PAGE NINE ("ARON IC Lb : -: CLASSIFIED :-: THE JEWS AND THE DIAMOND TRADE EMIGRANT PROBLEM HARD OF SOLUTION Shopping 'Directory farmer is discouraged. Thousands of AWNINGS farms have been abandoned, others Polishing Began in Antwerp Centuries Ago--Fabulous Increase are worked in part. The farmer is In Demand. afraid to spend any little surplus he HOUSE FOR SALE-850 W. Phila-I DETROIT CANVAS CO. may have. The resulting reaction is delphia...…

…ThEVETROITAWISfieilt0/41C1/1 UNTERMYER URGES MERIT TEST CLAIMS ADVISED EVADING KLAN QUESTION FOR INDIVIDUALS, NOT FOR GROUPS Tniimemmure BY DAVID .1 HIRSCH 1(11111 urna (Contnued from page 1.) 474- 417 MOE MR • BUSY• Columbia Scientist Advocates Immigration of Selective Character. (From Correspondence and Cables of Jewish lelegraohic ?Jamey.) The Ilistadruth Ila'Ovdim, the Palestinian Jewish labor organization, DISPUTES THEORY THERE ...…

…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS iffEbETROIT LIVISII HRONICLE Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1924 VOL. XVI. NO. 7 Lasky Family Gives PHILIPSON PLEADS DE HAAN ARCH FOE Facets Of Jewish Life In Europe OF ZIONIST FORCES Ameri And Palestine Shown by Observers $ I ,00() Memorial FOR TWO-DAY WEEK IN SCHOOL WORK KILL...…

…Til E PAGE TIN:0 basun rtiv o v i g k E Dr. Moses Easter, the members of the i rad aritole for a stipend from these! Experienced Banking Manager Zionist Executive, the staff of the Enters Life Insurance Zionist Organization, representatives fund:. I Widows Well Provided For. of the English Zionist Federation, Field. The Jewish widows of Berlin are " Remains of Leader's Wife Will Be rept esentatives of the Jewish Colon- _ , particularly wel...…

…▪ fil I, 4 h/.1 I WI I; //,111,N, I (ARON ICLC PAGE THREE Club ' CALLS DISCUSSION Notes ON AGENCY PLAN Jewi sh Education in America 1 but a creed was once a proposiitn hotly disputed—jeered at by one Yong party and defended with bad con- StlenCe by another: its gitting to be By DR. HENRY SLONIMSKY, more and more a simple fact. For Judaea Professor of Jewish Ethics and Pedaesey, Hebrew Union College. everything else Jewish is gulag or has...…

…PAGE DIE 7LTRIN1; AISINN ei KM KU U 1■ 11•IMIleMI ■ e'ss.UMSCUMI.e. isT-, ■ 14„. rgeW Nat ,14.m. 1 4,4. :d 022MasarXela TILE gritOIT/TWISli 1110411GI e n a• moose., eel. sr.... we. ...... Publlsh es; Cs.. let, • Published Weekly by The Jew.111 Chres.cle Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Scbakne, Boainem Manager blercil I, 1911. at the P wtofhce at Detroit, Entered as Seeend.elass ish.. under thy Act of 'W eb I, 1879....…

…PAGE MR 7%tc9i:nto1donsit(Aitos1cte 141b(?1, 1 SiAS 8y- 1. f .9415 dos EPH-, COMM n ications Chautauqua President States Society Needs Independent Educational Status. VAST SUM GATHERED TO LAY FOUNDATION OF PALESTINE LIFE ' Editor of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle: At a meeting of the hoard of direc- American Jews Raised $8,500,- as Chu. H. le..41.1 ICagyvvight. MI. tors of the Jewish Chautauqua SO- 000 During Three Years Well, the Kla...…

…▪ DETROI 1://.111S/1 el RON Ian PAGE SIX Art .00441' NOW!! Our Entire Stock of Summer W earables at End - of - Season Prices Reductions of I% to % 1 --and in many instances more than one-half Instead of waiting until the summer is over we have de- cided to take our End-of-Sea- son sacrifices NOW! Every department in the store is represented. This is your opportunity to re- plenish the wardrobe for vacation or general summer wear at...…

…PAGE SEVEN 7i1E9LTKOIYAMS/ILARaNicit -wwwwangenws- EitgagrnieutTi t iakies I j "Two's Company" In This Flannel Sports Outfit " Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosner of MORRISON:HERTZBERG i i avenue aftliOUTICe '-- lit a. II aze.wote. ---- .--- --Mf. -a --- The marriage of Miss Sadie Hertz- the engagement of their daughter, ,. Miss Evelyn Anne Friedman 0 berg, daughter of Samuel Hertzberg, M alici a., to Nathan 11. Horwitz, son and Robert Morrison, ...…

…ci)cmorrftwisn PAGE EIGHT ociai and Orsonai When you select your furnishings at Dean's—whether the entire interior—you have the pleasure of beauty in- comparable, certainty of correctness and tastefulness, un- questionable quality—and the innate satisfaction which can only come from exclusiveness—the full knowledge of the fact that you will not find your selection duplicated anywhere else. European Welfare Organization. The North ...…

…PAGE NINE uvrrizo, PALESTINE TURNS THE CORNER Senator Couzens Announces Freedom to Think For By GERSHON AGRONSKY Genuine Goodyears, selling at the lowest prices you MOM? Special Prices on Semi and Full Balloon Tires. Wing Foot Cords Clincher Cords. .$ 9 95 $17.95 S. S. Cords S. S. Cords.... $:8.95 $19.95 S. S. Cords 523.95 S. S. Cords $24.95 S. S. Cords . $25.95 Cords $29.95 Cords Pathfinder Cords 7.95 .... $13 95 $14.95 $15.95 AWNI...…

…JULY 11, 1924 .11,5110 1 RO ,N ASPLT 11 011;k1 CHAMPION MARKSMAN OF ZION PLAN 'MAKES STRONG PLEA SONS NATIONAL FUND AID WINS OLYMPIC TITLE FOR PRISON REFORM TIIIIIILT11111 By DAVID J. HIRSCH MEM - unu __. Lewinsohn Contends Existence of Criminal Class is Mythical. - NORFOI.K.—(J. T. A.)—The con- vention of the Order of the Sons of •111,•• ■■ esomiew ■ wo fee■■•■ American Jewish Sergeant Captures First Rank as Shot. Attractive Zion c...…

…A lfferiallIkwisltnrioacialaNter All j ewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS WI WITCH ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO IIRONICLE HEbETROIT -1 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Sum WISE PLACES ONUS [Gave To Munificent His Alma Mater OF DIVORCE EVIL ON WEAK PARENTS Declares Young People Marry Without Appreciating Responsibility. Social Workers Tackle Problems Looming High On Jewish Horizon Leaders at Toronto Conference Evalua...…

…'.1(0, 40teptervcson .. ._ rtiEflentorr SOCIAL WORKERS TACKLE PROBLEMS dif- to play in the development of the Jew An idea of the Immensity and nal prob .- lin America wee the topic of discussion ficulty of the Jewish educatio at one of the evening sessions. The tem of America was indicated by Dr. the speakers pointed out that no phase of i Dushkin by citing statistics oa to hool Jewish conimunal endeavor challenges number of Jewish childr...…

…Skijo;,;‘, "••••• " Iii )i moor frMisll (I , ICU MOLDERS OF JEWIS PUBLIC OPINION background and resultedin important o rents. His connection pith Taft and Witte was mainly resposible for the By WILLIAM Z. 9PIEGELMAN pinging to the notice o'the American public the treatment i , the Russian (Copyright, 1924, .ewish Telegraphic Agency, licd too -eminent of the A n e ri c an J e wish citizens, which resultot in the final Settees, (It is the g...…

…• z gotVeZ,;14.7 - In E /OMIT //',N IS / 01 KM ICU. tsgAos.Lecv,xrffda..Sz ift- ■ rel==neliinteXitr ir M IN' Fe 4 al 1 04 LEWIS HOCHHEIMER, LAWYER AND SCHOLAR sionist legislation these measures were bound to work E tragedies and hardships in their practical administra- By ABRAHAM CAI'LAN tion. p ns ••• Ins ma wwls The Supreme Court in the recent Gottlieb case de- The Jewish Cht•nicle Pablohis, Cs., Inc. Publielsod Wookle public sch...…

…likr.burianrialstt(A RCM last '6 OIAS. Olf5FiT5 LIPSKY IS TERMED ZIONIST COMMONER BY VAST AUDIENCE (Contnued from page 1.) PAGE FIVE JOHNSON DISCLOSES NEW QUOTA FIGURES required. Without them stability was Author of 1890 Basis Law note ssible. But niece our life is Gives Numbers Admir- bound up with the land, and we are By Ong It losesh.) e there as a matter of right and not of 1Cogg•rIght, 11121 sible to Country. privilege, it is up e...…

…littfrmwrimmti ItIfONIfLE PAGE SIX Eng/Temente Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Rice of Les he Manor, 3025 East Grnad boule c ard announce the betrothal of their daughter, Corinne, to Joseph N. Da vies, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Davies of this clip. Mr. and Mrs. Rice and Mr. and Mrs. Davies will be at home Sunday, July 6, from 3 to 6 and 8 to 11 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Rice. No cards. emorausicatod to the ease of TM Mrs. All seem, Irene and Mbar...…

…‘14ervrter -fr„,t I ociai an e Z'Q! s°11-a PAGE SEVEN 1:1 ■ 811 RCNICLIS A15 Yelling Judaea Club Notes fliarrittgro SIMMONS -K I RSCHB AU M A charring wedding took place at the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, Sun- Pirchai Zion. iss Myra Finsterwald of Boston day, June 29, when, before a large The last meeting of the Pirchai has returned home after Io assemblage of guests, Miss Lillian tE1.11/4.,tt. 0114.31. was held at the home of Miss' sp...…

…titEDLTR O TTAN IS IleI RON ICLE PAGE EIGHT BRITISH PLACE CURB ON WASTE OF ARABS IN GOVERNING LAND Transjordania," After Three ' Years of Autonomy, Prac- tically Part of Palestine. EMIR ABDULLAH FREE IN HANDLING MONEY Changes in AffairsIndicate Temper of Government At London. — — Ie Td It ,o Your Home Re-decorated While You're Away Won't it be just fine to come home from your summer vacation and find the house all beautifully re-dec...…

…• SIRJIERBERT SAMUEL VES FOR ENGLAND JEU 'SALEM.-(J. T. A.) - Sir .1-lerbet e•Samuel, British High Com- missiosier of Palestine, left June 25 for his vocation in England. Ile is expekted to return to Jerusalem at the e lle of Sept. While in London, Sir Harbert Samuel will give his full sup- port to the government ordinance es- tablishing a Jewish communal auton- omy in Palestine. /FR EVI101.ET/ Call ma SOCIAL WORKERS FAMOUS ACTOR GIVES S...…

…Averemisur•--- \\. anVerrwri;intisn Packard Executives Convey EFFECT EMERGENCY Their Message to Car Own. GROUP TO RELIEVE REFUGEES' PLIGHT ere Through Phonograph. BY DAVID J. HIRSCH 1111111T1 iss • The man who say he never had • chance doesn't know his noodle. Every man who makes • living can boy • home if 1sie is industrious and thoughtfully provident, MEMBER 5(T501TAEAlf.5141EBOARO WPM RIVESB17111BALTIMN [TIM OMPcYli GARFIELD 24238...…

…A wisk Periodical eater CUTTON AVININI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS IFEbETROIT EWISII Cff RONICL Telephone GLEND ALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1924 VOL. XVI, NO. 5 Naming of Waldm a n DECLARES NON-JEWS' Playa Important Role MUNIFICENT GIFTS ZIONIST CONVENTION Physical Well-Being and Social Democr...…

…1 nib f)grizorr,IF PAGE TWO (TIRONIGI.6 ,ROUMANIA'SDENIALS which obtain in the four Hynes & Murphy Open Their Pair store siready in existence, liynes & Fifth Store in Upper Part Muri ore opening a fifth store, In which •1.• ideals pursued in their of the City. Z4c Ciiibren's Toner other re, will be carefully main- he new store will carry a Continuing their onward stride in taino 'I line of drugs and sundries the drag business in the upp...…

…*erica lavish Periodical eater CUPTON AYZNUI - CINCINNATI 20, MO PAGE THREE ME/bin-Rory Awls/lawman Faulty Shoes Termed Cause of Foot Ills by Members of Hack Company. The human foot is the foundation on which the human structure is built, according to officials of the Back Shoe Company, who declare that the foot does more work than any other part of the body. "It carries the weight of the body, whether standing or walking," one off,ial s...…

…Tfilikri"VEWISRO IROPIICIA PAGE FOUR reit. , 7111- tic their own people and it will not be merely the chronicle of prosperous or sordid lives of the American Ghetto. Until such time, however, whatever genius we may have in the arts will find its realistic expression in the Yiddish, a language as vigorous and effective as many which are held in high esteem. • mums« imusessse mom.. hareems • Published Weekly by The Jewish Chrenicle Publish...…

…Wale! ,fewisk Pedalled! Coder alma ATINUI • CINCINNATI O, OHIO n; kwisii Alf; PEr io HELD EVERY OFFICE IN DEBATING CLUB Otf 0)( GIAS. JOSEPI÷ (CarywrIg19, 1921. Be Ch.. H. 19.911.1 Rabbi Felix Mendelsohn of the Chicago Sentinel suggests that it would be fitting to celebrate the golden jubilee. of the Hebrew Union College next year by the alumni of the college ''founding a periodical for the discussion of the practical problems of Juda...…

…ThEikrRon; Lwisnetaysiaz PAGE SIX SPENDING HONEYMOON IN NORTH COUNTRY :or Vacationists as siws d All society hem and other local sates sheet/ he cernshinkate4 to Th. Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednestey afternoon in order to appear in the current week's laeue. Phone Glendale 9300, Serwly Editor. Moll notices er, 46 to be re-sisal net late. Ihas Wodarenes. It The members of the retiring and the newly-elected boards of directors of the Arts S...…

…i mica lava Periodical eater CU/TON AMU' • CINCINNATI so, OHIO EDI:1 zY% r q4cfiel Lovely Summer Dresses QTSOItai To Add Comfort and Pleasure COVEN .SHANHOM Lester Leopold will spend the m a nta of July in Chicago. To a Summer Day The Misses Louise Selling and Max. itie Finsterwald left Saturday, June 2.8. for Harriman, N. Y., where they wdl be counsellors at the Jewish Orphans Bonn, Camp. which deploynerery lire the wore) id11141...…

…PAGE EIGHT 7ilEaLTROFI;k3f1Sil(71KONICLE Ille , s/XMS1=111 Fraternal and Club Notes I bets were taken in a chartered truck Miss Fannie Schneider, a weenie , to Sugar Bush Farm, where the day roast was planned for Tuesday, July .vas spent in playing games and other 1. The next meeting will be held at .iindour sports. A luncheon was the home of Miss Betty Smith, 514 to 50 guests. The next meet- Alger. ing of the club will be held at Belle ...…

…mica lewisk Palo Taal Cotter CINC1NNAT1 20, 01110 PAGE NINE picpuntororwisnolizomcii, Shopping Directory Boulevard Pastry Shop Secures I Colorful Panorama of Bible's Great Stories Depicted in New Manager, Chosen for AWNINGS "After Six Days." Courtesy and Service. :-: CLASSIFIED FOk RENT 0 .• • tee my Mork to be permanent. !hula Starr, Phone Main 27110. 418 Capitol Theatre 111,1g. Neatly furnished room FOR RENT—Large airy room, au...…

…JUNE 271922 ThEt)entor,/twisit &wow! COMMISSION NAMED BY SMITH SEEKING FACTS OF INDUSTRY 14 111111111 TARIM BY DAVID .7. HIRSCH 'Lill I I II Ill'IlW ill PEED_ r ,. _ gi i, s,,,,,,,,... °A/4 c. ' From Perm pectin.. and Cables of Jewish gg Olt 'Miss It's the deed that count. The deed to the property on which you can erect • home. We will explain to you and the girl how you can finance the buying of it. EMBER MEMBER OMNI REAL MAL...…