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…MIL • TiisIkrRordensnORONIGL PAGE EIGHT Engagrittritts The J. L. HUDSON CO. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Swatlo of 1989 Hazelwood avenue announce A Bright Smock Makes Work More Cheerful All society Items and ether local notes should be communicated to the Also al To Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesdayafternoon la order to app..- In the net week's issue. Phone Cadillac 1540, Society Edit*, Mall notices Ns as o be received not labor Huts Wednesday....…

…A merico 5avish Periodical Cadet CLIFTON AMUR • CINC.2NNAT1 20, 0100 PAGE NINE I- • 'Iwo* .267.A11•41; ien Ilitirttps {3.31EGEL Mr. The Suit's The Thing! ul youthful, short of coat and trimly tailored, the suit leads the fashion parade for Spring 1926. Those intro- duced to Detroit by B. Siegel Co. are incomparable! Dashingly $65 Ilimeihochs marriages Miss Doris Sperling, soprano, of TALBERT-PORTSCHELLER 2030 Blaine avenue will r...…

…/ftfiikricor r, , PAGE TF11 alw=www.ms. rang, March 10, at Kirby Center, a next meeting, to be held at the Kirby the program which will be t.t.ven committee including Mrs. Hyman Center on Saturday evening at 8. ing the afternoon. Milkovsky, Mrs. Max Weksler, Mrs. This is the first of a series of lectures J. W. E. W. O. H. Levine and Mrs. Fakstein, repre- to be given by Mr. Rosenberg during senting the Ladies Auxiliary Ilasha- the coming sea...…

…A merkait Apish periodical Carter CLIFTON AMU! • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN Lwlsft fIRONKLIS Y. M. H. A. NOTES seewess,,,, b , n dor. 0. eeting of the the llolbrook migrants, 12 ho the organ. t o \ merit& resept. They in 'he won. W. F.. W, he nod. board Saturday eve. home of Mrs. 397 NI , .nterey ' 'S :-: CLASSIFIED :-• _ — HOUSEKEEPER desires position. Good cook, capable manager. Write Jewish Chronicle, Box 216. 0 I 9000 G...…

…19, 19 litEnentorldmiurt(A 13W4101i a lianyiemuerarsetrakne ahnavrI be patient, if Y. W. H. A. NOTES U. S. CHAMBER OF INEW INSTITUTIONS Social Hygiene Lecture: OPENED BY COUNCIL COMMERCE OPPOSES REGISTRATION ACT ADDRESSED STUDENTS ON FORD LABOR POLICY Dr. Rachel Yarros, director of the Upon the invitation of Professors Social Hygiene Committee, Chicago, Goodrich and Yoakum of the Uni- Ill., will talk to young women on (Continued fro...…

…A merica 9cwisk Periodical CCNk CUTION ARHUS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO El 5, 1926 HEAD DRIVE AS FUND /age one.) — All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS 'S in the local iert tioldinan and construe' Ralph Jonas, Chamber ce Wertheim nd prime far- t f the Theater I Eitigon, head largest fur es- leader in the car industry in established a sized rivin g i n there." 'filled triumph New York and is in Chicago, as transferred k Theater, ...…

…rAGE TWO ILISPETRindtWitiit iftittrt!C2A • nig "hW ohat's playing at the movies to- like the scene mentioned above, all but wished it a second time. RAISE INTERNAL LOAN TO MEET UNEMPLOYMENT and Mr. Mereminsky on behalf General Jewish labor Federuti A number of resolutions adopted dealing with relations the Railway Administration Transport Workers' Internation a with the question of a common .1, Arab organization of railwss ers. "I wish t...…

…l avish Periodieal eater. CLIFTON AVINUI • unman 20, MO :AGE THREE ICLE a Tift frentorr irunaIRON behalf , ,f th e Feder,lo relatioo. with strut 6 , n, the ernai and oninno, ,o rk. ow al;: ,n ee , ano studio at avenue. Seri- Call Euclid hair are bad he nil' truth FE CD 11 1 COUNCIL IMMIGRANT OFFICERS APPEAL The Nestor of American Judaism Passes 1926 Furniture Replacement Year IEDENBERGV FURNITURE HOUSE 11111111111111111111...…

…IIAGE FOUR ThEl)erRorT,/EwisntARIamaa jr • Nt... ree- Nt, ■ _1., TO' k or more more sympathetic understanding of these difficult political and economic problems. In fact any group which shows any marked political Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Cm, Inc. or economic understanding has been stigmatized as dis- JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President loyalists and split allegienists by the group of pseudo JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor scien...…

…A merico, 49eur isk Periodical Cotter victors no lie be ut- I every iAl but a her- o( a p. sopher in Electric Refrigeration 4 ® 4 ® ar that ness of to all ter the storm- s truth ws that ® ge as p, of a Iawyer- :empta- rrel of 3 home ightful, mpt at such a 4 New- Metal Cabinet FriOidah•es Offer RevolutionaryValues ,lo. b. Dayton., 0. ® 0 :are of its va- loyalty at only lend to person- ® Ali fETY :ognise, t some pie pre- o the...…

…MOM fnepentory onsntAaancLE 'PAGE SIX Jewish Education in Foreign Lands By DR. EMANUEL GAMORAN The center of Jewish education is especially, we have been acctistomed moving from Central and Eastern to look to Eastern Europe as the place Europe to America and Palestine, ac- where the most intensive Jewish life cording to Dr. Emanuel Gamoran, ed- is to be found. Anyone who wanted ucational director of the Union of to study Jewish religious ...…

…A wed= fftwisk Periodical CeNter CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEVEN 7iibi)trioorrL.291i_lito - vcis ;Wont , still, here nor. male reli• only Keen • tries - 'his an 1n1 in , is tt the t•ttle- As 'd t hem in t , may ' .q , d ni the alu,t.o, but net, to cr,.. 1r tt eom. ill stunt, y, but The Jewish Ty 0 , i:1111ex. group, but :ant repre. befit' band 314" began l . ' s to tam that is aceordance tic Judaism udy ■ •du- ...…

…/Lit PARR RTIIAT Ron:/mnsh tilitumicu4 • year. I am glad, indeed, to see this signal honor bestowed upon one who is so worthy to receive it. ProfessorGottheil has been one of the outstand- ing Jews of the country and, for that matter, of the world. He is a scholar of first rank and the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity is to be congratulated upon its recognition of Dr. Gottheil's contribution to Jewish life. The medal will be awarded to the Jew who...…

…America 'apish Periodical eater tek krkel l with tkkt t lug and t with only in Iu horse powe r Builders Show Number al l twin,• of han • were, y now tik•park CLIFTON AMUR • CLINCINNATI 30, OHIO ousel 1,ii wer. lust 1,,, n tl y engnhes stk. h a 5 ' } -hour it this speed. 0% 1,, tw o THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Home Lovers— Builders— Contractors— Everybody Should Visit the Builders, Realtors and BETTER HOMES EXPOSITIO...…

…MEVETROnjEW1Sf f (ARON IGLQ PAGE TWO igemptr Irtll El Natto SEE Donation to B'nai B'rith: The main branch and the Northwes- tern Branch are presenting the B'nai B'rith club house with a grand- father chime clock. "Dancing Mothers" Continues. it is unfortunate that every adult, child and father and neither cannot get to the Garrick between now and ing a rescue at a railroad crossing. March 20 to witness and learn of Ed- Mr Goldberg was w...…

…A merica ffewisk Palatial! eater CLIFTON MRCS • CINCINNATI 20, OHM PAGE THREE 1),:moridonskai_ Ronlaz day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the a bridge-tea and muscale which will of Richton home of Miss Waxman Lary; Ben Mecklowitz, treasurer; Wil- within the next few weeks. Those in liam Hacker, assistant treasurer; be.given by the girls on Sunday after- avenue, noon, April 11 at the Hotel Gotham. hairpins and Benjamin A. Rosen charge of the part...…

…MLrrion:AwtstiffiRoistat PAGE FOUR CONFIRMATION SERVICE AND RECEPTION HELD The J.L.HUDSON CO. The confirmation services for Emanuel Fishman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fishman of 2252 Glad- 18-Pc. IRIDESCENT SET $8.95 This is our popular "mother of pearl" glass- ware, Fostoria made, and the set consist. of 6 goblets, 6 tall sherbets and 6 iced teat. The pattern is • full open stock one and additional pieces are always available. The ...…

…A wisk Periodical ewer CLIPTON A117/W1 • CINCINNATI 20, 011120 PAGE FIVI1 HASHACHAR CAMP 116 WILL HOLD CARD PARTY ON COMMITTE FOR LOS AMIGOS SPRING FROLIC Miss Lillian Green is actively in- I terested in the annual spring frolic to be given at Webster Hall on Friday ). flimelhochs The Ladies' Auxiliary of Ilasha- char ('limp, Order Sons of Zion, Canip No. 116, is completing arrangements Madame! Enjoy the Flattering Luster of Our Servi...…

…PAGE SIR theilLTICnti: AlkKit ifitoJA Wu/ ANN ARBOR NOTES YOUNG JUDAEA HOLDS COLONIZATION FUNDS FOR RUSSIA REDUCED DECLAMATION CONTEST Y. W. H. A. NOTES Engagements in honor of the couple on Sunday evening, March 7. Covers were laid for 125 guests. Samuel Yuster was toastmaster for the evening. Rev. David Golden officiated at the en- gagement. The guests enjoyed danc- ing in the ballroom. Miss 1.eibovitz was the recipient of many lovely ...…

…Ameriewt ffewisk Periodical eater CLIFTON MIMI • comitoun 30, OHIO PAGE nnsn /Iwo nii $!!-1-.ii rtorr the Ilers1 vered a t a lk Mowed, At iidney Adel- topics. The ,.76 towards rzl Judavan s f thv Young . w. a, they At !Iv , nest ill sp,ak on ism art the A. J. Blumenau, special agent for the Aetna Life Insurance Company, is out to break a world's record THIS i- MONTH by writing the largest number of life insurance appl is cations that ha...…

…jile2krxurrittitsh MAXA NORDAU WILL SPEAK AT EMANUEL SYNAGOGUE SUNDAY "Continued from page one.) JUDAICA LIBRARY IS BOUGHT BY HEBREW UNION COLLEGE HEAD part Huron Notes On Feb. 22 the Mt. Sinai Synagogue held it second annual parents banquet. The program comprised many promi- Unique, Priceless and Most nent speakers, among whom was Shir- Stewart, prominent local attorney. Complete Collection In the I ley Mrs. Louis Bergsman, speaking in ...…

…America 5avisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON Araxna - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO r, Y 2 G, 1926 ontracts fair trest• ge, or fiat et, we the All Jewish News AB Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS bETROIT THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1926 npany VOL. XIX. NO. 15 for Zionists UNITED PALESTINE I'Sp eaks At Emanuel March 14 APPEAL LAUNCHES STATE-WIDE DRIVE Statler Hotel and Byron Tal- mud Torah Scenes of Ca...…

…PAGE TWO AtiiirrathilirmsnoiRON!n MIGRATE ON FOOT Pohl Highly Praised. pretations and seated himself at the Elks began unpacking a large bag TAILORS OPEN NEW head of the table not far from the "Estherke," Grandma Libe called SHOP ON BROADWAY front door entrance. Before he had tenderly, "come here, daughter!" A. Pohl, proprietor of l'ohl's JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—Tales time to adjust his glasses and segre- Solomon Bros., the well-known tai- rec...…

…A merica lavish Periaileal Carter - - - MUTTON VINCI • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO :AGE iitItEE Pit6TWOm LVISIIOIROMICUS raised, f Pohl's res. treet, has re. raise for the ,andles large affairs. Mg insillend one has attracted the northern its excellent tmosphere. he mark. — - ,D a 0 p.m. kTHS Nervous ,sedition. Spacious Is. Cuisine r booklets. ANY 4r LOS AMIGOS WILL HOLD Sunday afternoon, Feb. 28, at the Mrs. Maurice 11. SPRING FROL...…

…LIT PAGE FOUR Land Contracts Mortgage Loans ding the prompt service and fair treat• Ask your friends ment given by us. If you want first or second mortgage, or first mortgage on vacant, or wish to sell your land contract, see the Investment Mortgage Company PETER PATTERSON, Manager 313 Hammond Building THE OLDEST AND ONE OF THE STRONGEST BANKS IN MICHIGAN THE EXPERIENCE OF SEVENTY- SEVEN YEARS TO SAFEGUARD YOUR INTERESTS. THE DETROI...…

…A merica lat ish Perimileal Coder CLIFTON ATINDZ - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVII 'C1 EDETRO rl Inth nee Com. ger, Vice- le month n all over per ial ef- %dons in ation and ler agents stab i ished ago, the ■ al of $1,- :arch. To ed an on- vas set at over the 2,700,000. ',de limn. lave set a ; to break 3,750,000, help them Club Notes Young Judaea JUNIOR HADASSAH Board Meeting: A board meeting of the Detroit Junior Hadussah was held...…

…Ventonr,pisit NS. roff:A`, NS> r/As: Id. „or . Ns. rAt Nfw"Or— THEY) ETED1TiEWISII ei-RONICIA TM ONLY 110/0•1 %LW MAP. INIAIWKI ■ 111 Published Weekly by The lowish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE, General Manager Entered as Second-rims matter March Z. 1916, at the Postogice at Detroit. 1879. Mich., under the Act of March 3, General Offices and Publication Building 52...…

…A merico lavish periodical Cotter CLIFTON MIMI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO a%B17011' 14- 60 . 11 Reports on Tragedy Of Bessarabian Jews P‘1" (flIZONICLIS YESHIVA GRADUATES ITS LARGEST CLASS Thirty Three Will Receive Di- plomas At Commencement Exercises On March 7. — CHAS. if. By JOSEP1÷ Chas. H. Joseohl (Copywright, 1921. you like this? I don't. Yet whose fault is it? The New York Do in an enterprising spirit stationed a reporter in fron...…

…PitlifirrttonjEwisnO PAGE EIGHT Ramat Engagrments Mr. and Mrs. Philip Garelik of 9190 Cameron avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Sadie, to Abe Ernstein of this city. A re- ception was held on Sunday, Feb. 28, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Agree, 2401 Glynn court. The out- of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. I. Snyder of Baltimore, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Zalmonoff and Mr.' and Mrs. Allen of Syracuse, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. B. Agree...…

…A merica Amish periodical Coder CLIPTON man • CDICIXNATI " 01110 7 PAGE NINE LitEnefika./YELE 1115 (ILIRONICLE HASHACHER CAMP, 116, GOLDEN BOOK ENTRY J. W. E. W. 0. INSTALL OFFICERS AT MEETING O. New At the last meeting of the Jewish Women's European Welfare Organi- sation, which was held at the Hol- Spring Frocks rns Models Reflecting . an Individual Beauty Ilimei hochs The Ladies Auxiliary of llashachar Camp, No. 110, Order s...…

…, PAGE TEN 11111111•11MillIIILO JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.) — The building activities for the Einstein Institute of Physics at the Hebrew University, which is to be erected at a cost of $100,000 donated by Philip Wattenburg of New York, and for the National Library, a part of the university, will begin on Mount Sco- pus shortly, it has been announced here. The plans have just been com- pleted by Professor Mears, the asso- ciate of Professor Patri...…

…J ewish Periodical Coder C.1.11TON AMU* • CINCINNATI OHIO PAGE ELEVEN 741)erRorri onsn Mircrocl.. 4 CLASSIFIED CENTERS ASS'N ash. nonth month in ors Com. ash-built ew hi gh the total Into der- is 14,148 I its pre- 1925. by cars. E. moor ger IY, point- he eight- ash sales by car. previous of 1925, irily halt. used car" n 188 ■ MMON ■ 10 70 1 1=1 0=0 0 a 00 0 00 ° !UES roubles. M . ..E 1834 tt It a moo • of Ito of th , ...…

…PEWIT:Ott ii11, 15t PAGE TEN JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.) — The building activities for the Einstein Institute of Physics at the Hebrew University, which is to be erected at a cost of $100,000 donated by Philip Wattenburg of New York, and for the National Library, a part of the university, will begin on Mount Sco- pus shortly, it has been announced here. The plans have just been com- pleted by Professor Mears, the asso- ciate of Professor Patrick G...…

…A merkatt Jewish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AYINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN PEPerRonlonstt (A itT4ICIE lash. month of month in tors Com- gash -hu ilt new hi gh The total !ants du- als 1•1,148 d its pre. , 1925, by rats. E. manager my, point- the eight- , lash sales met by nor. s previous of 1925, 'arily halt. lasted car' I R Still Breaking Records. According to James D. Baty, see- retro. y of the Detroit Life Insurance Advance...…

…littliEntortpftstilismows MARCH 5, 1! MU S IC Siegfried Ochs' Numerous Variations BIGOTRY AND GROUP tion of the child to eradicate preju- MANDATE OVER SYRIA WILLIAM FOX on a German folk-song in the manner dice. WANTED BY ITALIANS OF NEW YORK of seven different composers, Bach, Among the Jews who were spon- HATRED SCORED AT Retail deliveries of 4,416 passenger Haydn, Mozart, Johann Strauss, sors of the dinner were: Dr. Cyrus GOOD WILL BANQUE...…

…A merica ffetvish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AMU& • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO N 19, 1926 Contracts d Leer treat• gags, 'r first sad, see the 11- EbETROIT LIVISR IfROAIC LE All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS !S ELEPHONE ADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN 'InPanY Pf C c VOL. XIX. NO. 14 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1926 CINCINNATI LEADER FINDS CONDITION OF L POLISH JEW TRAGIC Nina 11. 0...…

…ILIENETREN /tman (mum i-AGE TWO In Charge of Ball Of Baby Day Nursery NNW:INV% TIF Oiliilbten's Garner IT HAPPENED ON PURIM FREED-EIShMA NN A STORY FOR PURIM MODEL FE-18— LIST PEKE $7 Montt. Dauer, laboa 4 By Elma Ehrlich Levinger. 'The dependable efficiency of their Radios has made the Freed.Eisemann Co. the largest makers of Arent rodyne q(adios in the world (Continued from last week.) a little as she surveyed its contents; the...…

…A merica Aga Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATEN01 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO •••tetaillttee,..Onla PAGE THREE PttPerRorriEwismoRoxia& ha‘e all lost ntly , th e Y h have unpro• Therefore, ha‘e come to hie Pr , bleu in find s ∎ file sol- our last hope, or the sake of altering there !ening here, t, FOR 5 AFFAIRS il.,bbini- ninistration of in the Repub- established by vent. pproached the ffairs and dip. s, asking for ;unoth, Men abroad during per...…

…P__ IEVeHturr,inushiilittedm PAGE FOUR BABY DAY NURSERY TO HOLD BALL MARCH 4 the ball are for the purpose of estab- lishing a new and larger home for the poor little children who are not for- tunate enough to have one. The pub- Vice-president Morris Fishman of lic is urged to subscribe liberally and the Detroit Life Insurance Company a good time will be had by all. Mrs. Gussie Mishkin is general takes pleasure in announcing the ap- chairman...…

…A merica Apish Periodical Caster CLIFTON ATINU1 - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO - i 7 iitikritonin.oljelmreci, rock; For- de; King, June La- Ige, Hop e • r, Frank iche ' , fell, thing con . s will ful • can CLOSE ER WISE A.) -- The as a result n of Ortho- Stephen S. wing it spe. called by to prepesal des :•Ye.: f tlo et• ant was is- hodos Rob. f the exert'. z Dr. Wise. the reeen- ?ry rabbi is o his flews toposed by The reason was that in e...…

…In L A.t.. 4, THE' ETROITJEWISII efRONICIA •HC WILT M.o..* sr... mimeo or njonss *son icit, .1.40•11 Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing G. Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE, General Manager ''n'71.-LMer,'-1._ he did carry away some bruises. He realizes that these manifestations are but the result of the very war spirit which he is trying to eliminate from men's minds. If, how...…

…A merica Awish periodical Carter Myrot A. Keys, treasurer f the informed the members that 40 the Fenkell Mothers Club the new of- of the Young Israel Club will read per rent of its bond issue had been ficers for the coming year were for- Those the Megillalt at 7:30 p. m. purchases' by less than half of the madly installed by Arthur Mansbach. who are interested are requested to present membership of the club. and i be on time. This ball is to ...…

…s PAGE EIGHT . stiernordEinsnffiRoplimE LADIES AUXIIARY WILL INSTALL NEW OFFICERS The J. L. HUDSON CO. The chairman will appoint commit- tees to assist in the dedication pro- i gram of the new community building Hudson's March Sale of unlined a the *Bite of The All society Items and the local net. should be co Chronicle by a 'clock Wednesday •Iterneen in order to appee- In Ike current week'. issue. Phone Cadillac 1040, Society CM., Ma...…

…A merica/I 5avisk periodical Canker CLIFTON AMNIA • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE NINE 711EperRg_rrjEww+fRQN O : ,w -,...,........,, c „, ___ A blEGEL 0 . MAMA ...MD • VATS TO HELP AT KAD1MAH GIRLS PURIM BALL SCHATZ-SCHREIBER One of the prettiest weddings of the month was that of Miss Gertrude Miss Edna Bergman of Detroit is, Schreiber and Maurice L. Schatz, spending a few days in Chicago,1 which took place at the hotel Statler where she ...…

…PAGE TEN nteyencnrcAsnsh 04111)11 wishing to join are asked to attend work of the evening classes will be vent avenue on Jan. 21. A play was which were: Spanish Dance N i the next meeting, which will be held exemplified by the past matrons and rehearsed and plans for a party Rehfeld; Minuetto in Olden at Emanuel Synagogue, corner Wil- patrons of Purity Chapter. which is to be given in a short time llochstein; Spanish Dance son and Taylor ave...…

…A merkam 5arisit Periodical CcNfcr CLIPTON AVINUI C1NC/NNAT1 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN Pcnton;p4sti talleyona _ _ Gets Government Contract Abramovitch on Twelfth St. Dance No.: 2, by , °odor, Styl e b.., by • hpatuel aceot Next Sale Tuesday Noon Q p i nn Brandwin enter. il reception Sun. ., at the Imperial sir daughter, CO :o Lows Shag elnlY -::CLASSIFIED I Saul Abramovitch, formerly of 4S60 N. Hark, proprietor of Hack's. aota le Alba...…

…spoomremmieers -447 PIEVL1.110fUttelSit (11 RON ICL6 DIRECTORS OF OLD FOLKS HOME GIVE FULL ACCOUNTING ZIONIST POLICY SEVERELY ATTACKED SPORTS (Contnued from page 1.) checked were found correct, and 1 from these test checks the opinion is I that all cash receipts have been prop- erly accounted for and that all ex- penditures have been properly au- thorized and were supported by prop- er vouchers. In genet al, the books and records of the ...…

…A merica ffewisk Periodical Carter CLIPTON AVINU1 CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 2, 1926 ~ fFRONIGL E d Returns, the ".,1,„ ne r of musical till at It F t c l i !, d it 1 . Jled All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS 11- EDETROI1 TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN alti and 'Not , t h 11.1 h . - .sh Sales. !ars for 1926 r bey.. ❑ d t he rolle! op in in reports re. Mot,- c on, Irea.te set ...…

…Li_rEper•th.jims•ontraC"t PAGE TWO since Adam first worried about the earnestly than Elsie on that Friday get her market baskets. But the ba afternoon just before Purim. Grow- porch was o seim pty. . crops in Eden. "Don't worry, Davie," she told the ing reckless, as she considered the pausing ogto take off her h Very Young rabbi. "I know it al- prize at stake, she had trudged shuddering as the clock struck ha ways rains Friday night when you...…

…ff ewisk Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THREE !:affi kl RO‘ . _ tit the back ff her hat, truck halts hostess flew spite of her it's a store qt," Central same stolid he ring." just round . Mrs. Kant. e called up son- he got Jake had to iim. I was store open, ode the end e won•n all markets, so 'P. No, he he took the dm. Cut I the stuff to Le's awfully I gua'o he's hs t seemed to Elsie tore uld without ;by f...…