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April 20, 1917 • Page Image 9

…9 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Congregational News TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES. SHAAREY ZEDEK. Student Day Services. Saturday morning services begin at 9 o'clock. Rabbi A. M. Hershman will deliver his weekly sermon, be- ginning at 10 o'clock. On Sunday morning of this week. April LW, the third _Annual Student Day Service will take place at Temple Beth El. On this occasion Jewish stu- dents of the University of Michigan, of the Ypsilanti State Normal S...…

April 20, 1917 • Page Image 10

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April 20, 1917 • Page Image 11

…▪ THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 17th, when Miss Fannie Sufinsky and Mr. Bernard Williams were united in marriage. The ceremony took place at the Hotel Cadillac, Rabbi Leo M. Franklin officiating, in the presence of forty guests. A charming arrange- ment of palms and pink roses formed a most effective setting for the bridal party. Miss Sufinsky's only attend- ant was her cousin, Miss Fannie Salk, who acted as maid of honor, Mr. Da- vid Williams, broth...…

April 20, 1917 • Page Image 12

…▪ THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 12 On Friday evening, April 20, Beta Chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon held the first of a series of dancing par- ties at the Tuller Hotel. About fifty couples were present, and the guests wL:e at all times busy on the dance floor, whirling to the strains to such music as has been but rarely heard at events of that kind. The fra- ternity colors were everywhere in evi- dence and a huge electric emblem lighted, lent a specta...…

April 20, 1917 • Page Image 13

…13 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE CHARMING FAMILY GROUP HOCK Importer PRESENTING Visible expression of Idealized thought in MRS. NATHAN FRIEDMAN AND CHILDREN Mrs. J., Oppenheim and son, Aud- rey, who have been the guests of Miss Beatrice Oppenheim and Mrs. Her- bert Levey of Seward avenue, have returned to their home in Hartford, ich. Mrs. Max Cohn arrived home from New York on Sunday. An elaborate dinner was given by Miss Lillian Friedman in ho...…

April 20, 1917 • Page Image 14

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 14 JEWISH WOMEN WILL PERFORM DUTY. (Continued from page 3) real patriots and noble women and that they will show by their work their ap- preciation for the liberties they enjoy in this free America. Let us all here as- sembled who may not be obliged to give tip her dearest possession, think of the women who will. Let us all think of our debt to our country, what we owe to our homes and the brave men defending them. I ...…

April 20, 1917 • Page Image 15

…15 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Jewish Young Men Make Notable Suc- cess in Floral Business I Manufacture of Cigars Unhampered By U-Boat Campaign Probably no article in constant daily use has been more seriously affected by the submarine warfare of Germany than cigars. This country has for years been de- pendent upon Holland for its supply of Sumatra wrapper tobacco which is the type of leaf used on the outside of the better grade of smokes. About...…

April 20, 1917 • Page Image 16

…11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111 1 1 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Nita aa YOURS IN HASTE MMAN SMIIMMANMIMISMMEMEMInpres 11 "1"1"""11 a a a I aR N aR a ■■ a 21 Rr UR CADILLAC CADILLAC R - 41104, tiGE 1,0 Airr iv& 6, 3 0 1 3 0 1 TAXICABS TOURING CARS LIMOUSINES Private...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 1

…A TA drip, 'FP— BMWS rr T .. THE JEWISH HRONICILE % r Lr The only Jewish Publication in the State of Michigan Devoted to the Interests of the Jewish People V ol. II. No. 7 DETROIT, MICH., APRIL 13, 1917 r ILL 15 " tis tr rr • r t er& I lj ri - I IJ Z, Famous Jewish Sculptor Dead rr rrr ;no tit err 'tor 1 ,1 "rir 1 . - . P 1 r LI I.: e i rtt r sd rr- ri• 1}ri- ifff• ;e rr t "Jr 4-F- r rr SIR MOSES EZEKIE...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 2

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE The Liberty Shopp n Brougham Thp Liberty Brougham stands out above other cars of like design, in that every car is distinctively different in ex- - terior finish or coloring. Finished to your own, individual whim, you might say. The interior has been chosen with the rarest taste. Details such as ivory door handles with sterling silver mountings, an unique dome lamp, an electric phone to the driver, and initial pillar la...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 3

…HE JEWISH CHRONIC • The only Jewish publication in the State of Michigan Devoted to the interests of the Jewish people • $1.50 per Year DETROIT, MICH., APRIL 1311917 Vol. II. No. 7 Single Copies10 Cents ‘:. J ...:::- gli;i i IIIIIIIIIIIREE1111111111111111111111111111111111113111111113111111111333111131111111131111111141111111111111111E1111111111111111111111111311N1111111111413111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M11111113...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 4

…4 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE had been the principal tools of the erties. To adopt; therefore, a policy Spanish conversionists. But the Jew of silence and indifference is to set remained unshaken in his beliefs, ourselves down as arrant cowards firm and loyal to the tenets of his and weak fools. Like the Maccabees faith. In/ the spirit of the Macca- of old, we must announce and hurl bees he answered, "Who is like our protest to the startled consci-...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 5

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE S Say Jews Will Do Full Duty in War Jewish Congressmen Sure Coreligionists Will Support Country (Special Correspondence) WASHINGTON, D. C.—Realizing the historical significance of the present moment, your representative endeavored to see the Jewish legislators who share the responsibility of having decided the country's movements in this fateful hour of the American nation. He saw them all the first day of the extraor...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 6

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE ... kit A;‘ ,13gildinvi.fi Sentiment For New Y. Grows :, i - 1', *e, 'is ' , - •,-11(7,.. F 41,:, i eth f Elias M. Rothman Subscribes $500, in Honor of ti Announcing the Publication of a NEW DE LUXE 64-PAGE BOOKLET THE AGE OF OIL Even before the official opening of the campaign of the Y. M. H. A. for a building of its own, offers of aid are being made by representative Jewish business men who have already realized the...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 7

…• THE JEWISH CHRONICLE DR. FELIX ADLER WARNS AMERICA AGAINST "CRU- SADING" Says We Cannot "Impose Liberty on German People"—Justifies U. S. in War. NEW YORK.—The meeting house of .he Society for Ethical Culture was packed Sunday morning with those who came to hear Dr. Felix Adler talk on The National Crisis." • Dr. Adler ex- •,ressed disagreement with the pacifists in the present situation, and unpheld the country's right to enter the war,...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 8

…THE JEWISH ,CHRONICLE to be corrected. Some there are who imagine that thrOugh the fact that equal rights have been accorded to the Jews of Russia, since the Issued Every Friday by the Jewish Chronicle Publishing Company. recent revolution there, their need of material help has also been met. ANTON KAUFMAN•- - - General Manager But this is far from the truth. Never in the history of the Jew have so many millions of our people faced death from...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 9

…9 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Congregational News TEMPLE BETH -' ELF The subject of Rabbi Franklin's ser- mon on Sunday morning at Temple Beth El w ill be "The..Silver Lining to the War Cloud." • Pesach -Services. • • ". • Services for • tlie last *day - o Pesach (will be held on Friday morning, April 13,. at ten o'clock. Student - Day Services. • • • An elaborate program for Student Day, April 22, is being planned by the Young People's S...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 10

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLEH 10.. 3111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MM1111111111111111111111111111111111111111113111111101111111111111311111111111111111111111111113111111111111111111 . 111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111MIIMIRMIMMIrMUMITIEM am • / ' 1/•• • • C • I E • • • To insure publication, all items of social interest should be sent to Miss Ru...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 11

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE childt6-i..of,- Chi- i is of Mrs. Stein's cOgus ca a ,iiancf: Mrs. M. Lipman, pattents 1 9 0, (S;a eclifitIverlite, for the holidays. Wineman *;:r. at*Sor0 from an extended • so tn herliktiC fefiee gga ss sp.. ,)t the past week, at French Lick rt 'el' IngS. :,iisg ' " 'Zifinnerlitan' of Toledo spent the 1,Veek::end' . .a.S the guest of Mrs. Aaron A. Silberblatt, 475 Com- m( iiwealth avenue. • :\IrAnd 3,1r. Hugo Parsh...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 12

…12 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE SAUL M. SIMONS OPENS IN- TERIOR FURNISHING STUDIO IN FISHER ARCADE. ENGAGEMENTS. Mr. and• Mrs. B.. Kaufman of Or- leans street wish to announce the en-. iagement of their daughtei Edith to Mr. A. A. Nuscholtz of Washing- ton, D. C. —Mrs. R. Swerling of Tarentum, Pa., announces the engagement of her daughter, Minnie, to 'Mr. Harry Stiglitz of this city. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wendell announce the engagement . of their daugh...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 13

…13 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE The Jewish Woman $6.50 up AAA to D Ancient Jews Prohibited "Birth Control" Writer Says Large Families Were Symbolic of Great Wealth. The well-known publication "Hygien- orous measures to guard a natural birth- ishe Rundschau ' of Copenhagen con- rate. tains in its last number a very interest- On the basis of his study and research ing contribution on "Hygiene Among in ancient Jewish literature, Dr. Ratner Ancient...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 14

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 14 Local Jewish Women to Hold Patriotic Rally • ign for Meeting at P1 • • rI • '• • • ' The Gorham Shop Members of.rAmerican Red Cross • •Respotdine ; nobly, tc? the;qall for . stri- .;mg their country in the present crisis, Jewish wometi: . of Detroit will hold a Patriotic rally, on Saturday evening, 'April 14th, at 8 o'clock, in the ball room of the Phoenix Club, corner of John R. and Erskine streets. The ...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 15

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE tt, i15 JEWISH PHILANTHROPISTS ANSWER CALL OF JULIUS ROSENWALD Three • More Wealthy Men Pledge 10 Per Cent of Tdtal War Relief Fund • .01.."• ■ oin the splendid response to the ail 1.1 of Julius Rosenwald to other thy Jews to aid him in raising N )00,000 for the relief of starving $1 1 in the European war zones, it a l:„ ars that the entire sum may soon bc •aised. Morri •Levy, of Omaha, Nr;. Ben Selling, of Portland,...…

April 13, 1917 • Page Image 16

…limmummummiummummumnimmummimminitimimmimmummilimmummitimmiiiiimmilimmummummiiiiiiimm ummummmimmiiimmimminim YOURS IN HASTE X1111111111111XXIII:1111121111111:11110111111111411111111 1 .4 • ISO ..; 1 + 1 . .4 , CADILLAC ,650 3 0 1 01 a TAXICABS' TOURING CARS CADILLAC 3 0 1 LIMOUSINES Private Appearing Cats For All Occasions Broadway Taxicab Messenger Co. 262 RANDOLPH STREET ABET. ITERTZBERG General Manager 31 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 1

…• • • THE JEWISH CHRONICLE r - The only Jewish Publication in the State of Michigan Devoted to the Interests of the Jewish People 2 .1 r, 11 - e e ," r on,r1" Vol. II. No. 5 DETROIT, MICH., MARCH 30, 1917 rf• r e .r• A. 0 . .5.t• • re" 131W1 , 1.11146 1 1.1M3 III :4. 6 11 1 Itga, L 11IJ PPP igsg.01 . w.1 • ".."•4' 4 , 1.1"0,111 : •• ■ tiRK lig. % I • t'Agill "4." 1141%411M. " •""+4*. • "‘4,1", •'4t el+ s tor 7"4.4. + ...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 2

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Clothing Headquarters °or Men and Young Men OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Style, Fit, and Quality If you accept the information and advice that KAISER-BLAIR offers, 'Your SPRING CLOTHES will afford you a kind of satisfac;ion which can- not be measured by the price ycu pay. It is satisfying to have a definite assurance that the style is right, that the fit is perfect, that the fabric is dependable---these are the things you s...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 3

…THE JEWISH CHRONI The only Jewish publication in the State of. Michigan Devoted to the interests of the Jewish people Vol. IL No. 15 DETROIT, MICH., MARCH 30, 1917 $1.50 per Year Single Copies10 Cents Jewish Women Organize for American Jewish Congress Russian Revolution Solves Perplexing Problems For United States One Million Members to Be Enrolled to Demand "Equal Rights" for Jewish Women Washington Sees Solution to Treaty Questions...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 4

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Felix M. Warburg Makes Sensational Appeal For War Relief Fund MEN If you would be well dresser the Passover-- See that your new Spring Suit and Overcoat is made by KRENZ 9 24 John R Street Always Ready . at Broadway Main 1136 Storage Batteries Repaired Renewed Recharged PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE ON ANY MAKE OF BATTERY Lavier & Long Electric Co. STORAGE BATTERY SPECIALISTS State Distributors for Detroit Batte...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 5

…• THE JEWISH CHRONICLE • Jewish University Student Replies to Editorial "Representation or Misrepresentation" (Communicated) Columbia University, New York, March 15, 1917. Editor The Jewish Chronicle, 314 Peter Smith Building, Detroit, Mich. Sir: In your editorial of March 9th un- the caption "Representation or Mis- representation," you take the position that the apportionment of delegates to national organizations was unjust and unfai...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 6

…1111414111IMISIMMIMISMIMI liaanneMinrwan••■••••••••••••••••• • THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 6 Jewish University Student Replies the entire assemblage, amid great .en- (Continued from page 5) thusiasm. As Morris Ilillquit, who presided, That in Israel the voice of the peo- stepped to the platform, the band ple has not always been the voice of struck up "The Marseilles." As the God might be easily enough shown. Mr. Caplan's second quotation "Acha-...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 7

…• THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Judge Manuel Levine Gives Timely Talk Before rk B'Nai B'Rith Cleveland Jurist Pleads for Simplification of Court System— Large Court Attends Annual Lecture B, fore a large audience that taxed the capacity of the hall, Judge Manuel Levine, the distinguished authority on municipal court systems in America, spoke on "Balancing Justice," under the auspices of Pisgah Lodge, Inde- pendent Order of B'Nai B'Rith, at the Hote...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 8

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 8 Yom Literary Society Rehearses "What Next?" Play Written by ,Members to Be Produced at McCollester Hall on April 17. WILLIAM F. MOELLER — 1 TI Aturr TA Nr179 oll PRETTY PRINCIPALS IN CAST FOR Ite-Nibilimatoon ■ w2il I Frill BUSINESS METHODS IN PUBLIC OFFICE RECOMMEND HIM Copenhagen.—The Prussian royal- government-president of Apfeln made public the following notice: "According to a report from the president of...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 9

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Celebrate Russian Rev- olution On-East Side p arade Held in Early Morning— Big Hundreds Sing "Marseilleise" and Carry Head of Deposed Czar in Effigy. OBITUARY EDWARD BARNETT Edward Barnett, a life long resi- dent of Detroit and at the time of his death_ serving his third term as alder- man . of the Third Ward, passed away at Ins residence 232 Medbury avenue, on Saturday evening, .1\farch 24. Mr. Barnett was one of 21 c...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 10

…THE JEWISH .CHRONICLE • 10 build himself a living monument. Will not one or the other of our wealthy Jews rise to the occasion, and either give a building outright or establish an endowment fund that shall secure the maintenance of Issued Every Friday by the Jewish Chronicle Publishing Company. General Manager the building once it has been provided for by the community? The - ANTON KAUFMAN need is great. Let us not wait to supply it until th...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 11

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE • 11 Congregational News TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES. Mr. Samuel L. Mayerberg to Speak at Temple Beth El. • Next Sunday morning, April 1, the pulpit of Temple Beth El will be oc- cupied by Mr. Samuel L. Mayerberg, a Senior student at the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati. His subject will be "Is Religion a Failure?" Woman's Auxiliary Association Red Cross Work. The \\Taman's, Auxiliary Associa- tion of the TeMple has arran...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 12

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 12 OCIETY To insure publication, all items of social interest should be— seat. to Miss. Ruth Rosenfield, 80 Palmer Avenue, East, phone North 4063, not later than Tuesday evening. The parlor meeting held at the home of Mrs. Harry Frank on Friday afternoon, for Miss Henrietta Szold, was a most delightful affair. Following a talk of unusual interest by Miss Szold, Miss Phyllis Davies of the Aborn Opera, 'Company charmed" ...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 13

…THE JEWISH The : Misses Adler of Milwaukee are spending several weeks in the city as the guests of Miss Lydia Kahn and ',liss Hortenze Krolik. Miss Edith Benjamin has arrived in the city to be the guest of her cousin, Miss Sylvia Iriedenburg. Secretary of Fresh Air Society to announce to its patrons that we are in a position to accept orders for special hand bags MADE TO OR- DER to match your suit or gown. Mr. Jack A. Jacobs of Montreal, Q...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 14

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 14 Celebrate Golden Wedding Hand Made Curtains Maltese Laces Bridal Veils Draperies Hand Embroideries Luncheon Sets Children Specialties Bed Spreads Noel Embroidery Stands Facing Hotel Tiller CHERRY 382 • Hemstitching Picot Edging MR. AND MRS. E. H. VAN BAALEN On April 7, 1867, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Van Baalen were united in mar- riage by Rabbi E. ,Epstein of the old Rivard' Street Temple, and have ever since been ho...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 15

…15 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE p ONE WEEK FROM EASTER AT B. SIEGEL COMPANY'S. Hancock avenue announce the birth of a son on Monday, March 26. Every woman, young woman and irl who walks about the floors of the g It. Siegel Co. these hurrying days of selecting spring wardrobes, will derive ;rent pleasure in seeing all that is new in feminine fashion. Every department is crowded to the limit with vast stocks of the most beautiful apparel ever shown...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 16

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE SMART CLOTHES FOR STOUT WOMEN Before You Visit Tailor or Dress- The Jewish Woman WOMEN FAILURES AS EM- PLOYERS, DECLARE HOUSE- HOI:D EXPERTS. maker Look Over Our Line Women who have never known the com- fort of buying attractive clothes all ready to wear will appreciate Lane Bryant service. Being fitted in coat, suit or dress and wearing it away, just as slim women do. The satisfac- tion of seeing how each garment b...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 17

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE ALLEGED COPY OF REM- BRANDT SOLD FOR 1,250,000 MARKS. Copenhagen.—For a number of years European art critics have found it impossible to agree as to which of two copies of Rembrandt's master- piece portraying "a Jewish spectacled old woman with a Bible on her lap" is the original. The one copy is in the possession of the well known art collector Jules Farge of Paris while the second is owned by the Warsaw antique dealer...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 18

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE - , HARRY J. DINGEMAN. ' Among the candidates for - the Cir- cuit bench, none is more spoken of than Harry J. Dingeman, our present Corporation Counsel. Mr. Dinge- nian's rise has been rapid. He at- tended the public schools of Detroit, where he was born, and for a number of 'years worked as a stenographer, thereby earning money enough to at- tend' law school. He soon rose • to an enviable position and possessed a large...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 19

…19 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Rabbi Opposes Capital Punishment Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf Tells Pennsylvania Legislature Death Penalty Is Obsolete Rev. Dr. Joseph Krauskopf made a most telling and effective address before the sub-committee on Judiciary General of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Mr. Isidore Stern and Mr. Herman Hecht were members of the committee. Dr. Krauskopf said he came simply to listen, but when asked to speak he said...…

March 30, 1917 • Page Image 20

…min •N I TwuSchOol Inspectors for two- year, terqt,, Two School Inspec 7 tors for fourlear term, Three ' School Inspectors for six-year term. WARD: Alderman to fill va- cancy in the 4th and 10th Wards; School Inspectors to fill vacancies in the following Wards-4, 5, 7, 10, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 21. - ANNEXATION PR 0 PO SI- tions: Propositions for the an- nexation of territory from the Townships of Gratiot and Grosse Pointe to the City of Detr...…

March 23, 1917 • Page Image 1

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE The only Jewish Publication in the State of Michigan Devoted to the Interests of the Jewish People Vol. II.- No. 4 DETROIT, MICH., MARCH 23, 1917 1 +4 11 = 11,11 0.1411 4. 11 41: 111 -1 411 ,1 4411 24 113 APASLI A41 PM Jewish Ambassador Whose Efforts in Behalf of Palestinian Co-Religionists Have Won Him Much Praise J41J liiJ I 11 liiJ %W. "4. Alt HON. ABRAM ELKUS r &(' ere dr ri414r r 'llr : 101,1 %;„tiir...…

March 23, 1917 • Page Image 2

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Modern Russian History Translated by Alexander S. Kaun 1 From the Russian of Alexander Kornrov This is the only work in English that brings the history of Russia down to the present. ► P F•1111 2 Vols., per set $5.00 Some Russian Heroes, Saints and Sinners By Sonia How; $2.50 Net Come in and look over our large stock of books about Russia and books by Rus- sian authors. John V. Sheehan & Co. 260-262 Woodward ...…

March 23, 1917 • Page Image 3

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE The only Jewish publication in the State of Michigan Devoted to the interests of the Jewish people Vol. II. No. 4 DETROIT, MICH., MARCH 23, 1917 $1.50 per Year Single Copies10 Cents Russian Revolution Frees Jews Overthrow of Czar Means Liberation of Six Million Jews Jewish Leaders Hail Emancipation of Russian Jews as Epoch-Making Gain Complete Civil and Political Rights Louis Marshall and Rabbi Stephen S. Wise Se...…

March 23, 1917 • Page Image 4

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE WM. DEVLIN DAVID BLOCK Block & DevliO Successors to Steers Jewelry Co. liberties, which were never granted. A duma was created, but the first as- sembly was soon dissolved, and sub- sequent sittings of the duma met with the same fate as soon as their actions displeased the despotic regime. The czar was still the supreme autocrat. The duma acted only in an "advisory" capacity. The act of June, 1907, sought to deprive t...…

March 23, 1917 • Page Image 5

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Judge Manuel Levine to Deliver B'Nai B'Rith Annual Lecture Noted Legal Reformer Will Speak on Subject "Balancing Justice" Jews of Detroit will be afforded an o gortunity to meet one of the na- ti,.n's leaders in the field of social and 1e;a1 reform when Hon. Manuel Le- vine, judge of the Common Pleas CGart of Cleveland, Ohio, appears at auditorium of the Hotel, Statler on Wednesday evening, March 28, un- the auspices of...…

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