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…ME 'fit Tnorrif1441114 BON Kg T111111111 Tnnire BYDAVID J. HIRSCH 11111FITI Digesting the News of the Week (Concluded from Editorial page.) Yes, • man Is known by his deeds—to property. It is the safest investment in the world. Buy of us and know your investment is sound. MEMBEn ETPOn pf At EStalf BOARD • MID NWISTI RRRIAMASS4 ASIRV 11-1 1 RSC ..REALTY COMPANY CARRELL) 24235380 8748 LINWOODAYI. C4DII,LAC EMPLOYMPlg 1350 Can., at Stat...…

…Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English Telephone GLENDALE IFEDETROIT LWISI1 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION ICLOSE CENTRAL OFFICE OF WORLD ANTI-JEWISH BODY Protagonist of Palestine Who Is Visiting Jews of America. N. Y. Seminary 1 Uprising Against 1 SHAAREY ZED) K TO " Heads Drive for $1,000,000 I SPEAKERS OF NOTE AT SERVICES Whole of Czecho-Slovakia is Inundated With Anti-Se- milk Literature. Nationally P...…

…iitEDETRon;ffinsn Rcoi Timm inumn BY DAVID Prinnire J. iirma liIRSCH Children's Corner (Frem noble• of Jewish Correepeadesea Serene and Jewish Telegraphk Agents.) Professor liochson, who was nominated by the Roumanian government party, has been elected to a senatorship. The new senator is one of the deans of the Czernowitz University. • • • • As dad used to say, there'. only on. thing that can be dickered for profitably in the dark, and...…

…America ffavish Periodical eater Michigan s Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English CLIFTON AYINUZ • CINCINNATI 20, 0400 IFEbETROIT LW[SII 11RONICL- Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 j MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DISCLOSE CENTRAL OFFICE OF WORLD ANTI-JEWISH BODY ' Protagonist of Palestine Who Is Visiting Jews of America. SHAAREY ZEDEK TO HEAR SPEAKERS OF NOTE AT SERVICES Whole of Czecho-Slovakia is Inundated With Anti-Se- mitic L...…

…:AGE TWO MOrritorr i/E ■ viss,(Ritomtais rt OVERS of the beautiful will find a veritable feast of attractiveness and value in our Fall display, not only in our own superb bed room furni- ture (made in our own factory) but in handsome suites for the living and dining room, as well as odd pieces and unique units for various parts of the home. 11 1 A morning or afternoon spent in going through our three floors (108 complete rooms) will be fo...…

…American Amish, Pais dial Cuter ulnas Amara CINCINNATI 30, Ot110 Tilr,f)n vow bwICII PIRO'S IC LE A VIEW OF JEWS IN RUSSIA participation of the Jews in Russian affairs is alleged to to' the sole cause of all the troubles that have clone up- the Soviets Through the Eyes of an Italian Diplo- on the country. The Jews are blamed Life Under for everything. matic Agent. In the most intellectual and cultur- ed circles, you will cosine across the ...…

…PAGE FOUR rti4eritorr,ftiussiORwoci,c WARE & CO. !SYNAGOGUES HEAR SEMINARY APPEAL .. — hi Max Drob, chairman of its Endow- ment fund cuminittee said that the, Seminary had been in financial ditti- fatties for a number of years and that By DR. JOSEPH LURIA Members on several occasions Louis Marshall , New York Stook Exchange has had personally to advance thou- „ m iTh d.' sl;s osh',',r s "it's; h r, sti..": w i'' is ls ::: i`o'n...1". the ...…

…Amerfram Amish Palatial Carter rf tE &TR° rriaasii el RON tax TO REDEEM SOIL OF PALESTINE ANNOUNCE INTERESTING PROGRANI FOR SUCCOTH CELEBRATION SEPT. 30. ommunity program to T A. Succoth c xish Institute, High Jr be given at he and Hasti the Sunday, Sept. 30, at and promises p, M., 5 now complete to be both varied and interesting. It will consist of a talk on "The signifi- cance of Succoth" by Bernard Isaacs, Superintendent of the Hebrew ...…

…PAGE SIX E DETROIT AWISH LEMON ICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President Jacob H. Schskne, Business Manages Catered as second-class matter March 3, 1918, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West i l_LEPeritortimnsa filmy la4 log just issued will make clear what...…

…America ffewith Periodical Carter CUTTON AYINUI - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEVEN bib pawn/aim (littotiK4 FRANK & SEDER'S BULLETIN K. K. THREATENS RULES REGULATING b•P'11 OU5HT5 JEWS OF HARLEM RUSS IMMIGRATION - -- OIAS I+. ITO EP H- - Letter Forbids Holding Services Council of Commissaries To Form an Ocean Trans Dr. Buchler Reveals. port Bureau. Bs Chas. H. tcaw ywright, 1921. NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.) — New in reality inn eTI' 1 n well ill...…

…rfE5 ACTROIT, AIVISflat RON tar, 1 • SSE an ell Q ial T. SC), All society Items and etber loc•l00000 should be coenenunkated to tb. office Tim Chrenkle by 6 o'clock Wednesdey altornoea In order to appoar in the current week's issue. Phone Glandalo 0300, Soeoty Editor. Mall notices so as to be received not late. Mae Wednesday. Service S ERVICE in all the word implies is para- mount to all else in the Russek Institution,—your needs in th...…

…Algal= 'elvish Periodical Carter CLIFTON Angus • clifiaNNATI 10, OHIO 'PAGE NI NO litcPunton;jonsn(itomica Announce Engagement of orVCAzitna Fraternal and Club Notes Special Selling of Hudson Seal Fur Coats at $375 Full length, straightline models of lovely pelts, as soft and as pli- able as velvet. Deep shirred col- lar and wide cuffs of Marten. Fastens at side with fancy orna- ment. Braided silk girdle tying at side, may be wor...…

…■ PAGE TEN r=untivrcom ew True Stories Lf 11/ 13!!!!'1111311:1/1111i1i21 SOME SEEK PLEASURE When evening comes, young people usually set about to find enjoyment for themselves. They seek it at theaters, lances, bridge parties or in any of the various ways society has devised. OTHERS SEEK SUCCESS There is another class of young people, however, who seek a more elusive thing than enjoyment, they seek success. To them has come the knowled...…

…• A merica !xis* Periodical eater (LIPTON AMUR • cm:mem 30, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN 7469611101ditiffi_04a0MICM BURN OIL Instead of Coal Oil is the modern fuel for Rid your- for all Of that self once and cumbersom• and obsolete fuel —coat Th•osands of homes the change. have ohs , I made modernize You, to., heating yo,ir home. your turn , INSTALL A Qu,,t in Operation life, we meet with the great problem Michion Distribihn and Willis ...…

…lilEV/1110 n; By DAVID HAVE 4 • Se•late 00)•a the News of the Week Digesting J. HIRSCH /S /r it (Concluded from Editorial page.) SOY tion. # • NO.' / JuST CLEANED UP ON REAL ESTATE. (From Correspondenc e and Cables or Jewish Tvleamphie There's • lot in knowing the right lot. It falls to our lot to know property ••lues and you'll profit • lot if you do business with us reliable realty folks. • kwisn nox lc LE MEMBER DETROIT RE...…

…American 5cwisk Periodical eater Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English CLIFTON MINUS • CINCINNATI 20, OFUO RiEbET-ROIT JEMIL &RON ICLE Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1923 VOL. XIV. No. 17. CASH TERMS ONLY IS PROPOSAL FOR TRADE WITH JEWS Yorkshire Manufacturers In. sinuate Against Jewish Traders. Handy Letter Writer No Modern Invention The Hebrew C...…

…• 'AGE TWO 7/1 'firritorTIEnsti (Axon icus rt!..tYks\ 4 ■ Orroolt '1 / 1 1 / • 1 lia=agg.u.zugamts,w • 40.• ZEIREI ZION REPORTS HECHOLUTZ CAMPAIGN TO BE GREAT SUCCESS "good Furniture is not expensive" g1111111111 111111111111111 1111111111111 111111111111111 1 111111 11 11111111 111 1111111 11 11111 11 111 1 1111 1 1111111 11 11111 1 11 1 11111 1 111 1 11 1 111 1 1 1 1111 1 11 1 11V =1 The Detroit chapter of Zeirei Zion' announ...…

…America, ,fewisk Periodical Carter CLUMP! AVENUE • mamas 30, 0,110 PAGE THREE themselves they still speak an old Cas- tilian Spanish, called Ladino; and in their synagogues many of the prayers are beautiful religious poems com- posed by the glorious Jewish poets of By ALEXANDER M. DUSHKIN Spain. There are ninny families in this "tribe of Sephardic Jews; sonic of their could not have been your an- griniage up to the "Mount of the perchance...…

…PAGE FOUR spiEVentorr fries" #a ntenevr. Keane, Higbie & Co. MUNICIPAL BONDS Automatic Oil Burning Systems List Upon Request 431 Griswold St. Main 2963 [ Will Solve Your Heating Problem CENTERS OF JEWISH EDUCATION IN DETROIT; ANOTHER BUILDING TO BE DEDICATED IN NORTHWEST SUNDAY I N thousands of homes the Detroit country over, Kleen-llect hopla‘ing tool and ds din, &Mt, n.yancr and uncertainty. Kleen Ile. t 11..1 antomatir•Ily—AS ...…

…PAGE FIVE TI cl)eritorrlensif elicor lag !Ninth Symphony, with the Detroit to esome achievements, and Ussishkin Symphony Choir and a quartet of so- was the victim. I,iists; Jan. 10-11, Mischa Elman, The opposition suffered a merited pdinist; Jan. 21-25, Wanda Landow- reverse on the question, for it gave up .ka, harpsichordist; Feb. 7-8, Sigrid its attitude of principle, and placed Ongin, contralto; Feb. 21-22, Mitja itself in the position of...…

…PAGE SIX TnEPeraorkiLiwurtaiROMICLI; A., PEE VETROITAWISI-1 CHRONICLE into the basic law of our country, crime has increased or dimin- ished is a matter for statisticians and not for us to say. On the surface of things, it certainly does appear that vice-runs ram. MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION pant as never heretofore and that disregard for law if it has not Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. become more gen...…

…A merica yewisk Periodical Crater CLIFTON ATINU1 - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEVEN laitVerttordEwom(Atorna4) tEemplr Seth El ril l024.If.94T5 Notes — Succoth Services: -=GAS. th Services for the first and last days of Succoth will take place on Tues- mornings, Sept. 25 and Oct. 2, day Chas. H. Joseph.) 1911. at III o'clock. A full attendance of in New York owe it to Jewry torillminate the Jewish InemiArs and friends is. requested. Th...…

…PAGE EIGHT 7)ETNOITIL111S, I Oi t odefai .att Qrsonal ‘..,,,, ......" The bole of gur Apt emu/ SSEK Woodward 1448 Avenue 3X HIIII ~ IIT OF PARIS MODELS creates—the world adapts. Origination is an Art — Adaptation is a Genius. If your Copy fails to Express the spirit of th'Origi- nal, then it becomes an imita- tion rather than a duplication. ARIS The OneningExhi bit presents gen- uine adaptations of Original Paris fashions includin...…

…Amerieam Prick Periodical eater CLIFTON AYOUB • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE fat 911111110tYJEWISI1 al RON IC IZ Fraternal and Club Notes and claQr sonal Interesting Styles in New Fall Dresses $49.50-$65 ...— 14 . 1 As the heart throbs for the invited Zionist Cultural Society. guest, "Palestine and a Living Judaism" was the topic of • highly interesting And if he tarry she waits endless daYst address by Rabbi Leon Lang before the Z...…

…aar PAGE TEN KOIVLICIS/16RONICLE Are the Jews a Philosophic People? is testified by the survival of the Jews ning their career with Olympianism, ANALYSIS OF WORK OF LOCAL SCHOOLS in the Diaspora. Without this con- which presents a pluralistic world servative characteristic, without the view and consequently makes the readiness to uphold at all cost the philosophical problem possible. It was By DR. ISRAEL EFROS transmitted tradition, how ...…

…Amafralt Jewish periodical Coder CLIFTON AnNUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN PEPET11 10fYialS/A el RON ICLE NOW HOLIDAY SERVICE OF YORE AND N By L. H. FROMKIN with whom I discussed these matters "The Road to Happiness"H at the Seminary. In the Avignon Four - Act Play to Be Pre- NIalatir there are prayers indicating tented at Orchestra Hall both influences. Mahnor• of Saady• Gaon. • • S h o Sunday Sept. 30. utivtfor ) FL- !) ,1 ...…

…TREDencomfrwisn(fiRoNiaz TRIM BY DAVID Prnmre J. HIRSCH IW Children's Corner (Concluded from Editorial page.) first but he reached belonged to poor Srul, with his half-built succah stand- ing pathetically nearby, as if it never expected to fulfil its destiny. Jesse stopped long enough to leave a pile of gleaming sprays at Srul's door, and then ran on to his mother's house. Mon tables if Jewish Correspond.. Bureau end Jewish Telegrophk Amoy...…

…America ffewish Periodial eater r-- - - Michigan' s Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English Curires ATINUS • CISIMSO4ATI 30, OiUO 11- EbETROITAWISII HRONICL- 1 Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1923 VOL. XIV. No. 16. JEWISH IMMIGRANT 1 Palestme Garden DISTURBANCES ARE Mobilize Forces For BANK IS ORGANIZED City Being Planned RENEWED AGAINST U.S. Jewish Purposes J...…

…• 3 PAGE TWO TrickerRorrlaun (AROXICLE I\ J rtoGs OF THe a ( rirqkt ft ;" .ellet 1;; r ; & pp Ly se, c „.....„ - -c. ?•7 IY "Good Furniture Is Not Expensive" Small Rugs--Groups Name Size Reg. Price Chinese Beluch Iran Saruk Telehan Saruk Chinese 4x2 5x3 $ 35.00 42.00 75.00 140.00 165,00 250,00 60.00 6.6)(3.6 5x3 6.6x4.13 6.6x4.6 5x3 Sale Price $ 23.33 27.50 47.50 90.00 It Ir 110.00 166.67 40.00 Room Size Car...…

…• • A merkair 'elfish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AYINETZ - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THREE bE f)gri torrinsisit (A IZONICLE Club Notes Young Judaea ff Shopping Div Collegiate Judaeana. The Collegiate Judaean Society, at the meeting held on Wednesday eve- ning, elected the following new offi- cers: Sam Firestone, president; Chaim Tigel, vice-president; Harry Seligson, secretary; Louis ('ashdan, treasurer. An interesting program is being...…

…PAGE SIX TIGPETROIV/111Sit 0_11 100 THEDEnton*YINIORONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. keseph J. Cummins, President Entered as Jacob H. Schakne, Business Manages second-class matter March 3, 1918, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West for the various holy days and holidays,...…

…5014 Periodical Carter CLITTON Aroma • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEVEN liftWitorrjErasit(A 1301119 14'60 . 1% 0<941) 91P" - - - Jewish Conditions In Persia and India r Ici A N K By SOLOMON SAMSON, Shire., Persia. Shiraz is a big city situated in a high dome. There is only one tomb very big valley surrounded ny high inside. The walls and the dome are and low hills. All these are covered set with bits of silvered glass very with snow an...…

…A maw_Tame By DAVID J. HIRSCH MEVentorrjaisriffiRO/SIME Digesting the Week's Newsl ---- (Concluded from Editorial page.) SEPTEMBER 1.1, 1923 S S. STAHL FILES i 6 that follows the Neilah, or will we , retain the Yom Toy spirit that has' glorified our Jewish life of the past COUNCIL PETITIONS — me that memorable Yam Kippur? dition to the new historic vers Where are my schoolmates? e which ran th rough almost a full lei I How many of ...…

…PAGE SIX ThEikrROCE/LWISil gi RON ICLE cial and Qrsoned ,L 78 +P cronouotod. KUS SE 1448 VitedliOld All s.lety It•ins and ether local notes be communicated to the offic• •I The Chronicle by r 5 o'clock Wednesday &horn should In ord Issue. Phone Glendale 0300, Society Edito notions se Is be received •not lams than Wednesday. ANEW By Way of Appreciation * celebrating the first I N anniversary of our Detroit Shop of Original Modes it i...…

…A merico( 5cwish Periodical CeNter CLIFTON AT/N1111 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO THEDLTROH; Law -q1e:fWVZitnalak8gi ---,N.ieL-erw 0 B B AUXILIARY DANCE ON SEPT. 30 1 111 N ew fashion details, new fabrics, and new furs for the new season sale fashioned from the better pile fabrics, such as Gerona, Vel- verette, Vilmara and Arabella. Collars and often deep cuffs of Viatka Squirrel, Grey Squirrel, the fashionable new shades. I DE'l BOLT, M...…

…', AGE EIGHT piskeraorr, Anse in acroci Sermon by Rabbi Grossman at El Moshe Synagogue. Rabbi Philip Grossman, visiting rabbi at the El Moshe Synagogue, on Tuesday morning, the first day of Rosh Ile-Shanah, delivered • sermon for which he chose the follow lug text from Jeremiah 6:16: "Stand ye in • the ways and see, and ask after the ancient path, where is the way which is good, and walk therein; and find rest for your soul." our religious...…

…or Aierieam ,favisk Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATINVE • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NUS 111CLIS ThEDLTROITIfiWISilit( .V New Year's Greetings Emanuel Will Celebrate Sun- day, Sept. 16. present membership has no doubt that even before the building will be com- pleted they will have difficulty in sat- isfying the demand for pews. Jacob Warren, residing at 1675 What promises to be one of the greatest events in the history of the Glynn court, i...…

…A merkamPwiskPeriaticaleatter CLI/TON AMU* • CINCINNATI 30, MO RRONICL 1- 14ETROIT Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English Telephone GLENDALE _ 9-3-0-0 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1923 VOL. XIV. No. 15. JEWISH PUBLISHER Attach Ford Money CLAIMS IMMIGRANTS In Bernstein's Suit ARE ASSET TO U. S. aHMMOMMMMMMMMMMMEMMEMMMWMWMEMOMMMMRME MMMMMMMN4 Rosh Ha-Shanah D(a(i:obm oriiti...…

…i'AGE TWO TREVETKOrf; 187838.WW18 FE WNW mor Emir mirror Ir r& /L, w Twv, CAROMIGLI: GOTFREDSON TRUCK SUCCESS GROWING Brother and Sister "Good Furniture Is Not Expensite" Li The Cotfredson Truck corporation, which opened up its American fac- tories in Detroit about six months ago, is meeting with gratifying success. Sales in the Detroit territory are growing steadily and Gotfredson trucks are now numbered among many of the better kno...…

…ETRO I 0111111 1 11110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111112 New Years Greetings to all our friends . == Sincere& Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllhlllllllllllllllllllli MILLER BROS. Groceries, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, Fish and Poultry THE PL...…

…ELEI)entotawisnel RON ICU; those who did not come within their select circle. litEDurRorrjEvasitetRoxicm to frighten This condition was, however, only temporary. Sanity and gruesome methods to impress their own deluded followers and igCSlilR MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION clarity are sure to return, after the most insane and chaotic periods. And with the return of sanity and clarity of vision the Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronic...…

…America Yewisk Periodical eater CLIFTON Amo( • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO Tit PrntonjErnsn am+ icg rw.s ■ li.m.aewaraleuelwiewavmsumwswasmovenviawasms.vimvw•••••si rrs iSCATY69-Fiv i I By Chas. H. Jeseeb.1 Looks as if it is being turned into • What's the country coming to? mining camp. Hooded men are running amuck and settine themselves up as the censors of the lives of their fellow citizens. Georgia, as usual, takes the black ribbon. If som...…

…PAGE SIX HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Councilman Supplementary services for the Holy Days will be held in the Temple chapel simultaneously with the serv- ices in the main Temple. Those at- tending these services will use the Gladstone avenue entrance. I'ersons desiring to participate in the Supple- mentary Services should send in their requests without delay to the com- mittee. ■ 1•11•41.611111•041M11.0 .6•1111-04111111 ■ 041111•111411RID...…

…AmterkaN Jewish Periodical eater CLIPTON AVARUA • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 PAGE SEVEN Tiff.figrsonlmssithsomaz ..... ... Dainty Little Miss ... Children Chani,ie The topics of Rabbi A. M. Hersh- man's sermons, to he delivered at the Shaarey Zedek on Rosh Ila-Shanah and Yom Kippur, are announced as follows: Tuesday morning, first day of Rosh Ila-Shanah, "Looking Upward;" Wed- nesday morning, second day of Rosh Ila-Shionah, "Looking Forward;...…

…e ttericim frwisk Periaaeal Cater CLIPTON AVINUL - CINCINNATI 20, MO PAGE NINE 71161LETROfr ILIVISHOIRONICLE "JEWISH REPUBLIC" FAVORED IN RUSSIA TIME WILL NOT TELL New Year Greetings The followi ng Greetings reached The Chronicle office too late for classification. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin B. Beher 2210 Pingi•e best wishes tO their rel atives and friends the Extend for a Happy and Prosperous N ew Year. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Greenberg 289 F...…

…PAGIS TEN Tit C I)ETILOIT, f/AI I Nit MIZONICI • ,act att ersonal ( /.9., LC. 11;4 o rroitooit :1 to ‘,:i,g „0' N .J., on,' c„„1„,u,,., of out . N alIptj and C .P.rovelott.) 91 ew Cbeai VAN RENNSELAER 202 Fisher Arcade . . . t R X. SAogrOr(9 ? J 1448 Woodward Avenue Autumn Styles By I. Miller As the sun baked leaves already hint of the golden colors soon to conic, so the Autumn models at the I. Miller Shops prelude the St...…

…PAGE ELEVEN ei)LiRorripasst OROMICLD College Girls Boudoir Robes For Cool Mornings and Evenings Think of the study hours spent in your room wrapped warm and snugly in a warm robe. Cordu- roy Robes in loose, kimono style, in one's favorite color. Trimmed or plain — $7.50 up. Breakfast Robes of taffeta, or crepe de eltine, dainty, lacy affairs, $10 to $25. Quilted silk robes from Japan; lined with lambs' wool; light pastel shades...…

…7#e Prrizon; fr,WIS/1(11 RUNIC LE PAGE TWELVE Digesting Best Wishes (Concluded from Editorial page.) for a the advantage of Jewry everywhere. A good beginning has been made. American Jews are beginning to real- ize the importance of building inure schools and colleges, of creating an atmosphere for Jewish learning. America, which has for eight years fed war-suffering European Jewry, must now, with the leadership it has won in world Jewis...…

…Alittricam Awisk Periodical Cotter CLIFTON /MINIM • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO 11- EbETROIVEWISII 11-1ZONICIA 5684 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. XIV. No. 15. Section Two DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1923 TWO SKETCHES The only sound audible was the quiet The doctor's hand was laid confides; wailing of the nine brothers who tinily on the other's shoulder. "I had mourned throne that escaped. forgotten that I was a Jew. Toni...…

…THED E TKO IT IEW151161ROXIQE PAGE TWO The Widow's Plight Start the New Year Right by Going to the l/ V l. By I. L. PERETZ I II 1 Two women are walking on the , outskirts of the town; one tall and 1! strong, with angry eyes and heavy, I resounding steps, the other thin, pale, ;;, small, with bowed head. t ' "Whither lost thou lead me, Ilan- il ; nab?" asked the second. • ;' "Wait, just a few steps more— see! To the hill." "Wherefore?"...…