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September 26, 1924 • Page Image 45

…A mterkam Pwish Periatilcal Carter CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 20, ONTO PAGE ELEVEN Pc* croil; t Ito tca, 1 Liberation wart to overthrow. "Write *00-0(M0-000110-00coccormooce0000-ctatmor GREETINGS THE NEW YEAR P. J. WHALING By MORRIS ROSENFELD (Translated by Elbert Aidline.) Again has conic the Scythman, the Mower grim and old, Ret amine from the harvest where fields of life unfold. Of one more year deprived me the march of Time se...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 46

…FIEDerRon;frwtsnetRONICLE PAGE TWELVE onoolf cHt00000im0000-00000aotunxiooct000poolmoon 0000ecifron A HAPPY NEW YEAR — FROM — A. HERZBERG 11512 WOODWARD — AT ROSEDALE COURT FURS Manufactured and Remodeled. Phone Hemlock 4318 Your neighborhood Furrier can make your fur coat TO ORDER for a price lower than you are accustomed to paying for ready-made coats. We guarantee satisfaction in quality, fit anti price. CONSULT WITH US BEFORE BU...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 47

…A merieaff fftwisit Periodical Ceder CLIFTON ATINUS • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO i if DETROIT EWISII HRON1CL - 5685 1924 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1924 V91.. XVI. NO. 18 Section Four World-Wide Work In Jewish Idealism --- The Story of the B'nai B'rith Achievement By LEON L. LEWIS, Editor, B'nai B'rith News t41 LL LIZ ;, alls and to Jew is h life, history, literature, ethics, h ci...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 48

…Tiff, f)/TROIT trwisrifflIttIN !CIL PAGE TWO B'NAI B'RITH—MIRROR OF IDEALISM We Invite Your Account We desire to render every possible banking service to the people of this community and will extend a cordial wel- come to all who desire of instruction in the Yeshibah are from nine to three. Those who have no high school work after three are requested to stay in the Yeshihah from nine to live. The present enrollment in the Yesh- ibah,...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 49

…A Ned= Ateish Periodical Carter cup.. Av.Nvi. CINCINNATI 20, oitto PAGE 'THREE 7gilEDLT7C11 T, 11. 1s I S I 1 0.11 :0 N IC1 E. Work Of Hebrew Union College Story of a Success The Hebrew Union College, found- ed in Cincinnati in 1S:5 by Or. Isaac M. Wise, was created primarily for the purpose of preparing young Men A office seven years ago to take up a new line of business—a line against which he had been SALESMAN, 32 years Of age, ca...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 50

…fi1l;21/31ttstt /1,%1•4411 Seat Of Greatest Jewish Library And Scholars Famed For Erudition A Happy New Year Jewish Theological Seminary initiative of Nlortim•r L. Schiff, aided Miller, of America has now been in existence Jules E. 11lostImum, Nathan Dr. A. S. W. Itimanbach" and other fir almost -ill years. In (III' course of Warburg, M. by Louis Marshall, Felix that time it has graduated INA rabbis friinds , -f 0-e secComy slot hold pcloit...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 51

…A merico Smith Periodical Center cl-LVTON Mina - clacaNNAll 20,0100 PAGE FIVE e cionftwIFOrsoNicu PT arl IM• ■ • .. • .. 1 Va.% . N 1 ••0106•W ANN un "••••••• ■ •••••••••• ■••■ •••• sir our manhood . Let as search I reasingly, and if we can no longer , Henri Franck---A Poetic Comet /0 /I believe in the Coot of the Scriptures, 00 roe if the faithful and pious heat t of the !,:f, sre Levite grows weary of "it god ever e ANDRE SPIRE By o...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 52

…1696 TROrTIEW 1Stl@RO ALQU) rt_ PAGE SIX tests, the 10C-meter tace of the Olym- pic games. It is difficult for a layman, for whom the sporting page is unknown ground, to realize what a sporting By JOSEPH BRAININ competition at the Olympic games en- tails. Every country in the world from picks out its best athletes, making (Copyright, 1924, by Seven Arts Feature Syndicate) them undergo the most thorough have given additional strength to this ...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 53

…• A merica ifewisk Periodical Carta CLIFTON AVENCII - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE SEVEN 7;11 EDCTROITPHSIIIARDNICLE SEASON'S GREETINGS My and Prosperous New Year. J. LIEBER stead Our Sincere Wishes to Our Host of Friend• •nd d Year. prepaying a Pales- Patrons for • Ilappy •nd Proiperon• New article published recently in which Dr. the feasibility of My father was a chatan. He haul a Israel Davidson of the Jewish Theo- tinian team for th...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 54

…PI EDLTROJTJEWISli PAGE EIGHT IKIK■16.117 / N ILIIK ■ 117 11. 1■ 167 110 6. 110K1•711k 1k IK IIM WMIMIL I V IM $ RON1CLE 0 Fks England Another Disraeli? 0 England's Reigning The Story of the Brilliant Philip Guedalla, One Strangely Parallels Literary and Social Lions, Whom C That of the Great Beaconsfield. Rosh Hashonah Greetings of By BERNARD A. BERGMAN 61 ra • (Copyright, 1n2 1, by Sevon Arts Feature Syndicate.) • 1■■■■■ NI 0...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 55

…A merkam lavish Periodical Older CLIFTON ATZNUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO i A G E NINE Cficrnoil cynsii OIRONIclr. ,eismamesseitioneinesiMasieseisissseasiiiiiilaton ss isis ess ciscissileSesseIsellenlemitessatiessialessercseeneossimseitisseensg villeleeisisisiiii.sessiseelevesiessistisisiastesieesseeteettsssestentizsosesessevisteesileilleiteielisseilielllen .,,,„,„,,,,,,e,,,-,,,,iicssessiessassesislisisisissiii • INCORPORATED 1923. Academy ...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 56

…litEfrntorr,/onsmaiRONICUI PAGE TEN Fathers and Children By MURRAY GITLIN I Sam Lerner was known as a pros- rate affairs—or your past. It is a i peruus, progressing farmer. There peculiar psychology the mob exhibits. were some who even called him well- There was a time when Lerner was • is mis- like the general run of the Jewish todo. This term, however farmers: sold. body and purse, to leading. In Cotton, for the Jew to Brodsky and Ratn...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 57

…,Alscricat ffavisit tlerkkaul Calla CLIFTON Antitig • encr1NHAn 10, 01110 li.t9criton;ftwism ----- %•••%•WWIN4:9"9006• e PAGE ELEVEN RONICIL ■•■ ••• %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%% e GREETINGS OF The United Synagogue of America--- 0 i Fortress of Traditional Judaism THE SEASON , H. BUCHTA & CO. , Book will be in ac.- indance with Trod- itional Judaism, but it is hoped that the attractive way in which it will he, printed, the merit...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 58

…THED_CiftOtTJCWISil PAGE TWELVE eiROMICLE AMERICAN JEWRY AND THE FUTURE By CONGRESSMAN CI.ARENCE J. McLEOD, Thirteenth Michigan District. We must begin, in speaking of the future, by viewing the past and inspecting the present, for the roots of the "Wishes the Jewish People a Happy and Prosperous New Year " Acme Lumber Co. LUMBER AND INTERIOR FINISH Hemlock 3500. 2127 Fenkell Ave. Mgr • Best Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 59

…„Ibricriam „fairish periodical Carter CLIFTON AVINUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO IffibETROITIEWISH 5685 19 2 4 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Section Five DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1924 VOL. XVI. NO. 18 Hearty Greetings to the Jewish autumns' gacie6taotheof People of Detroit on the Occasion of the New Year are at Extend Rabbi E. Aishiskin Extends his best wishes to his relatives and friends for a Happy and P...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 60

…Ntgbpitorr,fiyisit (iimritcul PAGE TWO Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blackman and Family 2506 W. Philadelphia Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends for a Ilappy and l'rosperous New Year. New Year Greetings Mr. and Mrs. David Bookstein and Family 2244 Atkinson Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends for a happy and Prosperous New Year, B--(Continued) Mr. M. C. B•umgarth 1014 Chem, St. Extends his hest wishes to his ...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 61

…A merican latish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNA11 20, OFII0 TritfrrRoir, New Year Greetins AS A MAN THINKS 11lo.naver man turns he is chat. form an opinion. In spite kiwi al to of buosrlf, he must at times take on questions waiting the world's side- att• dna 1 As Jew he is asked whether the nationalism of Zionism will fos- ter 10alaism or endanger it. As ‘,. .., ;tit , whether Japanese exclu- ethically defensible. As cos- •dn...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 62

…Pitijagon;frInsn (Atomic'', PAGE FOUR masa s itra rria sr swa m ya r ur lit 1 131111 1M aIlli t 1111111a 1,11111 a i 11 111101 111 1111161 1ria lle 11111 I Ili MI III Sa la Stale I al. IDS 911 Sala 11111 MIS itale lle fial lal lagr ar W111111111110 Aril a algae! Ilia Well II Na l I L ai M att i a sea ani aa g a la Mr. and Mrs. H. Callow and Family Mr. and Mrs. Jos. .1. Eppstein and Family :33:t7 Ilagarth Ave. Extend their best wishes...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 63

…Aserfratr ffewish Periodical Carta PIED/xi:or, smaill111111 SIMMS 1 BHP I I I SIM1 1 311111111111C 111111111E11 all I•imiimiY'tlWa l liomlilCli I I IS 1111 IS ■11 W Mr. •nd M.. H. Goldberg and Family 315 Owen Ave. Extend their best wishes to their mistier: and friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ginsberg and Family 1665 Glynn Court Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends for a Happy and Pro:mem...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 64

…Ito rr, E SIX 1st t (ititoNicLe althisiall111111111111116,1, apagagarmwesworrsussinielie l liall il lia ltal MalliallaM101011111111.111111111111.1.1110.111.111.111111141111111111111111.1111. • New Year Greetings — J — Mr. and Mrs. Ban Jacob and Sons 930 Gladstone Extend their best win les to their relatives and friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Mr. and Mrs. William Jacob and Family 302 East Ferry Extend their best wishes to ...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 65

…A l Mardi! garish Periodical Cala CLITTON AVENUI - CINCINNATI 30, 01110 1:Dunton; ii;visie PAGE SEVEN 4? itoN (C Lt triv=00 0r1400 IMIllallailifiekrillesteilaSksisohtirkissisisaussramsapaskoass L— (Continued I NEW TEAR GREETINGS Mr. and Mrs. David A. Levine and Fancily 1652 Burlingame Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friend for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Mr. and Mrs. George I. Levin 1969 Ilazels;ooti Extend their...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 66

…r f:TKOIT litE b PAGE SIX • iTagritgilioluoimilorarimemnimmun,orm urzniiit;:ratcluigrVU'istaimiNgiiimMiliPilmtiVritavAtmosmmniumrrnrro Mrannirritittolomiminnalrrii;IANINnwilivr,r; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jacob and Sons U38 Gladstone Extend their best wis ws to their relatives and friends for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year. ----- -- Mr. and Mrs. W•lliam Jacob anti Famdy 302 East Ferry Es a1 their best wishes to their relatives and friends fir a...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 67

…A merica lavish Periorfical Cotter CLIPTON AT1NUII • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE SEVEN Ptc 1) , ,TKo 1 T1 6+ i s il (i li o N ic i t, " d 1 ' ■ ".'11....0 11, !,,, , 11111.111i, 11.11a1,1.1'.1iNil,!: ragOliallialliallIMMINININialakilariladlit01001WaabilinnaCININIMalliNflalltflrlallqra4W111111411111B1111011Pria iiirIMIIIIMIlralrilliarlidlardlIltailidalrlatir.11W.1111111r1111110ifilliq.11'1V4111111111i141111141,11M11011111i!h11.1,: 1!!!PII...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 68

…- ThcPcntoirliwtsto (A_ Rion Kg: PAGE EIGHT ,c6 mogSIESM LFIV.+16,TV Ii1=-ASI oe71714e-,- eti, New Year Greetings R-- (Continued ) Holiday NIillincry Offering Mr. and Mrs. K.1 Rice and Family 1577 Gladstone Extend their best wishes to their many friends for a Me. and Mrs. Henry A. Stillman 1526 Edison Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Ilappy and Prosperous New Year. Mr. ...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 69

…A merica 'aisle Periodical Cotter ClITTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO 9critorr,• New Year Greetings S—(Continued) Mr. and Mrs. J. Steinberg and Family 1525 Burlingame Extend their beet wishes to their relatives and friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. and Mrs. Chad. E. Simons and Family 5545 Second Ave. Extend their best wishes to their relatives and f riends for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year. nd Family Mr. Morris Shat 227...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 70

…I if RONICLZ FIEPETROITIENALC PAGE TEN • New Year Greetings -u Mr. and Mrs. Edward Unger and Family Mr. I. W. %betel. and Family 425 East Kirby Extend their best wishes to their relatives and hinds for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year. 2226 Edison Ave. Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Mr. and Mr.. M. Urbach and Family 2734 Calvert Extend their best wishes to their relatives a...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 71

…A l HMCO, lat ish Periodical Carter CLUTCH ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN Pig 9Eflt011;ISI I 0111cr lay? FUTURE POINTS TO LIGHT AND PROMISE I Obliged Jo Study That or Learn Po fish Lang:mac — I RIGA.---(J. T. A.)—Every student I in the teaching course at the 11'hitt• Russian University is obliged to learn, in addition to the W'hite Rus- sian language, One of the ether t we languages spoken in the country, Y id- dish or Polish. A...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 72

…7i16.9n- Rorr,Oispautoxiciz PAGE TWELVE BUILDING HOMELAND IN PALESTINE ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS We Extend Our Sincere Wishes to the Jewish Community for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. -- STOP At 419-39 West Woodbridge St. and have your car care- fully Washed and Polished While You Wait. Motors Cleaned, 20-Minute Service. Upholstery Cleaned, 8-Hour Service. By MORRIS ROTHENBERG, Chalet..., Board of Directon of Keren Hayesod. The tas...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 73

…Amtericalt Jewish Periodical Carter PAGE THIRTEEN ThEfterkorr, //Nun Rex tux, Prospects For the New Year By MILTON M. ALEXANDER On the first day of each year the secular press habitually devotes eon. siderabe space to a recital Of the im- vents that transpired during portant e the proseding 1'4 months. mistaken a similar prac- If I ant not tice is omsued by Jewish publications at the Rosh Ilashonah season. It ' ,sit( prove a pleasing dive...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 74

…T im 9r-ritors. trwsvri PAGE FOURTEEN American Judaism in Year - . I eagerly, triumphantly, exu lti ngl y, 1, r1.10krial:WWWWWOMM...MNIKILVINWIKIMIKVAMON ■ tail discover and to create afresh, A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO A L I ; Awakening to New Life. ' 5 he in America the sumo pre- Andre I By DR. JULIAN MORGENSTERN, cess is going on. Ilere, too, Judaism sA )1 2 4 /0 /2 2 4 8 8 6 8 A /0 President of Hebrew Union College. is not dying. Rather it ...…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 75

…v ioitriam ffavish periodicalCater CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, 0010 PAGE FIFTEEN TIE p.Tizonlmsisng rsoNtaz s,fLacqr-MESS2 31014 1 115 U taN dr .1 711 -4 Rosh Hashonah Greetings The Jewish Field of Honor By DR. BENJAMIN JABLONS Nrokl■INVAIMMIN Jacob Konisky of Arkansas and , Moses Saletzki of Easton, Pa s recent. arrivals in Palettine, whose a:uteri-I enees, were I a writer, would make, . a choice theme for a great twat epic....…

September 26, 1924 • Page Image 76

…Wit flotorrimusn awn um PAGE SIXTEEN I do not like gold or silver lace on Mini Morris, for all her youth andl my own clothes, ambition and gift fur words, mani- fests nom of the affectations which Se why should I enjoy it on any books? mar the efforts of p et who have not yet scaled the heights of Darien. There is in her work a refreshing 1 like toad bindings. By ABRAHAM CAPLAN simplicity and freedom from gaudy Miss Morris employs a variety ...…

September 19, 1924 • Page Image 1

…A mtcricam 'apish Periodical Cotter All Jewish News AB Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLI/TON Antal - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 11- EDETROIT LWISR HROI•TICLE Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cent; DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1924 VOL. XVI. NO. 17 HEBREW UNIVERSITY VISIONS OF DRAMA INVITES GnisBERG, OF HIGH ARTISTIC SEMINARY SCHOLAR CALIBER OUTLINED Mischa Fishso...…

September 19, 1924 • Page Image 2

…Ti f f cl e - •• •• •.• IS siv e el IA "' t a te lett. ■ PAGE TWO irawitataTutkisaittms.a..e.a—mrw m mIL ZILVEAVILiVEACATI1VVX, 13 Not Expensire" 14 ; GENTLEMEN `cqc &apron's Corner "If "here Good Furniture 0 Do You Know the holidays are fuss approaching and there is only a short time left? he still has hope. This was a brave, beneficent view of those classic think- ers. Its import is no less applicable The centenary of the birth...…

September 19, 1924 • Page Image 3

…• American ffewish Periodical Cotter THE PAGE THREE fecraort /novo ■ ■ latunal illtl Finsternald's linsttrwald's .m.,,,,,,..........amame•aemsneetotansaluanpamato NEW YORK SCHOLAR TO LEAD SERVICES II (tub :Notes Em El Social Aiders The Radiant, Girl. Club. The Ens El Social Alders will hold The hiehmah Girls Club held its an installatii n party at 1111 West- Tuesday in first mesting of the seas ...ening, Sept. 10, at the home of M...…

September 19, 1924 • Page Image 4

…illE71ETR011;frivisft PAGE FOUR Nt -')NI. -4st. sit Ns, ri - — $T IT EWISII Published Week;ly The J.:;1.17Chromicl: Publishing Cr, tr. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager antlered Poltoffito s` IMIltter March I. ISIS. at th• as Second-eye 1879. /ikits under the Act of Werth MUM.. General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West Telephone: Gland•le 9300 Cable Adds..: Chronicle L...…

September 19, 1924 • Page Image 5

…A NCriallf ffewisk Perialkal Cotter CLIFTON ATMS • CRONYISM 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE kEljerRon;fousq01401ClE rtibcysi. CEASE PLAYING WHEN THEY POSE FOR INTERESTED FRIENDS IN U. S. air MrTi 0-1AS. "i+. JOSEPH'' (Ceprvoiyht, MI. By Ch., II. Jo ■ ral,) MEN! Numerous readers have coked the to express an opinion of the Presi- dent's apparent disinclination to take a starlit on the issue of the Klan. If the President could disaseociate himself...…

September 19, 1924 • Page Image 6

…I PAGE SIX petal and ersonal illarr in grs HUDSON'S 43rd All noc'el y pane • d •het local notes ,Eou'd be comorm'cated to the office of The 05.55, e iy a ws•tnoel. y eft. eon a order to appall n the current wook'• be ece.ved rot .atOr • stie. Phone Venda e bb.0, Se< sty Ed tai. krtd et ree so es hen Wednesday. Soon after the opening of the pub- The ma;ority of the Jewish resi- lie schools, the universities, colleges dents of Detroit who...…

September 19, 1924 • Page Image 7

…A merico Apish Periodical Carta CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ET Pawn; ft,igsft : 21177111110....211.,.. ,,,,- --. : till , ANNIORIMIMS/■=7...1•7/C PAGE SEVEN ReNICI.t1 ............ , 1 4 ------- ------ ' _ n cal-lag:7 ,A =.....' et ewish, ?:Irtil 12i , •••••• omillnagelleglIMMAnea _ - ■•■ •=11., IIIII.W.1~..11 ■ .• VC, r -_,s,--c+, . —-- CY-CA at fatd , I Luxurious Fur TTH11111CC1 Quality Coats and Wraps $65, $8...…

September 19, 1924 • Page Image 8

…• a u of 7hr.17Erixlir,(Ewisti(itsoNtct.r. PAGE ''IG IIT U 11 111 ;1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 • IN 1111 iJ el NI 181 1111 I 1 I octal •Aancl iarson0 U Detroit College of Music so-41 - ot.sif:rnre Among the affairs given for Miss klardye Franklin, a bride-elect of Sept. 21, was a miscellaneous shower at which Mrs. Mary Blank was host- ess, a linen shower given by Mrs. Jo- seph Burman, a personal gift shower by Miss Eleanor Katzer and a lunch- em...…

September 19, 1924 • Page Image 9

…A NCTialif ltwish Periodical ewer C UPTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room FOR RENT-Large furnished or un- ith private family. with Cr yng ou m furnished room with refined family. Phone Gartield 6127. -- -- Suitable for one or two. 'Very ren- --• - sonable. Apply 276 Hendrie. North- WANTED -Room and board in re- way 0989. fined Jewish home (kosher). Phone ROOM FOR RENT - Nicely fur- - - - • Cadillac 4743 before 5 p...…

September 19, 1924 • Page Image 10

…SEPTEMBER 19, 1924 ThEkentorckinsOiRoxictz MINORITY TREATIES IMPOTENT MEASURES TnimiLTrintrc By DAVID J. HIRSC'H 1 UIIII 111171U , to , ci # 4101 4 1 A., k ic. '"'' 110 fir44 At bpi • N. ,iy,Iskii_. • Q - • Whoa real •11t•t0 I/008 up, ■ oel it is sure to do so, you'll feed pleased that you acted upon our advice and bought. We hay. se..., eral d ' ble buy. you should ie.' ereatigate. MEMBEP DETROIT R Cif All BOAR AllahBA us...…

September 12, 1924 • Page Image 1

…A merica ffestisk Periodical Cater 4 All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLIFTON AMU! - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 11-RONICL - 1- 1 - EDETROIT THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN PRESIDENT'S REPLY TO QUERY ON KLAN BRANDED EVASIVE New Shaarey Zedek Sale of SeatsCommences o vide forTh Provide ‘Vuril)erS Will At Pr M alit and AtINIllary 9-34-0 • Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ...…

September 12, 1924 • Page Image 2

…riff,Prierirsr, Irving fik PAGE TWO CALL CRIMEAN PLAN UTTERLY WASTEFUL VIEW 711INIV 71' r IX VOIMNIKLEICNICAUS "II- Isere Good Furniture Is Not Expensive" — L. B. King Company Holds „ First Anniversary Sale In Its 75-Year History. (Contnued from page 1.) The first anniversary sale of the interest the rebuilding of Palestine as the national Jewish homeland will, L. B. King & Co. in 75 years will 1st under this present favorable eircum- ...…

September 12, 1924 • Page Image 3

…iAmeriallt Palish Periodical Caw CLIFTON MMUS • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO Ts t. Announcement t We have told you that we have been accorded Detroit chstribution of the finest grade, nation- ally . ..nown, ready-to-wear clothes We have withheld the identity of the clothes un- til we were able to show them. We announce iicw our early Fall showing of Hirsh Wickwire graternat nub Chub '?Notes Pia THIE 1.r, I RETAIL MERCHANTS ELECT HIMELHOC...…

September 12, 1924 • Page Image 4

…9ETROtTIEWisif 01110/41C1Z PAGE FOUR EWISII WIfl w. MOIrlaa WIMP AP= •■ ••• ■ •• Published Weekly by The Jewiek Chronicle PubLaded C•, Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager bership in the Klan. What is our attitude? Should we now feel pleased that we are in the circle of the elect? Should we expand with pride because the Nordic superiors have extended such a privilege to us? As for us, we are ju...…

September 12, 1924 • Page Image 5

…v imericait Yewisk Periodical Cc NW CLIFTON ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO fit E _ an. 14-6<>71 A JEWISH BURIAL A True Story. 1 G1AS. - I-k c.) (Copywright, 1921: By Nahum Sokolow. I (Translated from the Original Yid- dish by Bernard G. Richards.) PLEAD FOR WELCOME INTO JEWISH FOLD Portuguese Marranos Declare They Are Surfeited With Masked Existence. By Chas. H. Joseph.) PAGE FIVE &MICA 1. bLISA L 1r _, Both were the oldest phys...…

September 12, 1924 • Page Image 6

…inLy)rawp;Ii.wisne KOVV,E 1•110. PAGE SIX f fliarringro HUDSON' S KOPPY.PLAIN Miss Ella Plain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Plain, and Louis I Koppy were united in marriage Sun- day, Aug. 31, at the home of the bride's parents, 5282 Twenty-third, street, Rabbi A. M. Hershman ofNciat-t ing. After the ceremony a dinner' was served to the immediate fancily.' Mr. and Mrs. Koppy, after a forti nights' wedding trip, will be at heme 'tcm•ard ...…

September 12, 1924 • Page Image 7

…A merica Iewish Periodical ewer moron AVINUI • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE SEVEN hci)t.Thinkriiiv ilicto lc LE Ettgagrntruts Exclusively Fashioned New Coats and Wraps :Expressing. the Lest Word in Style and Elegance - $75, $95, '125 A collection in which train- er, and young 11 . 111111! IL Will find the finest of reek, fabrics and the choicest of new furs. Lustrous pile inelad. Lug F'atenskin,tiathrni•blooln, Kashmir flenara and others ...…

September 12, 1924 • Page Image 8

…0,11 60 11ICL E PAGE EIGHT MUSIC al III III I• Gabrilowitsch Engages Famed I. IN Conductors for Detroit • Symphony Concerts. I Orchestra Hall has just received a ' - Exterior Painting Interior Decorating Wall Papers Exquisite Furniture of cull periods Imported and Doman" — Upholstering Draperies Rugs and Carpets Limps and Shades Window Shades Objets de' Art THE HAIRRYIEtEAN 1227 Griswold St., between Grand River and State Teleph...…

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