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February 19, 1926 • Page Image 4

…Awipentrei;Ammid)130Altus PAGE FOUR •••MEMI=MILe MA ■ MM11111• ■ toward the question that I was com- pelled to close down the factory." It is probable that the Zionist executive, after an investigation of the matter, will take steps to bring about the reopening of this impor- tant undertaking in Palestine. Will Find Out Reasons For The Wiener Morgen Zeitung pub- lished a letter from Heinrich Mar- Closing Delphiner's Silk gulies, a residen...…

February 19, 1926 • Page Image 5

…A merica Awisk periodical Center CLIFTON AMU! - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVR . 2 4 _ctiertconla _sr OIRcr<Iulb AIM . ■•■■ dere in the musical 'world in this coon- prominent in Europe and Palestine." ■■■■■••• AN INTERVIEW WITH - Can you give me some idea along try and abroad in the 14 months that WILL HELP MANAGE to the what lints you have planned your the^ns-elves. with the auxiia • he As there, is but the prelude WILLIAMS & HASTINGS. ...…

February 19, 1926 • Page Image 6

…fitEnentortknisn (A tarn lois ■ t 114,, soN'a _ are' , N. • REVETROITJEWISII etRONICIA Tn. 11.V4111■1141.M...... MY.) UV WIll1.13.1. Publielted Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co, log, JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE, General Manager Entered as Second-class matter Much at the Postogice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of Much 3, 1 0 79. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodw...…

February 19, 1926 • Page Image 7

…A mcricalt ffewisk Periodical Cctkr CLAYTON avaNux - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO zr;vernotat_wisnoncroctz oar's"' _ 14.1S971 oif9i4T5 Ci-iAS. n de s t,. g Lm OP aid mist, her r as /a- nnali- sts a s theq , M r. ,nt lit readv he . a s and ective irage, renity cation ms in ing so iehind seated rise sment .nd of when- a are gl111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111E111111111111111111111111111111111111111111...…

February 19, 1926 • Page Image 8

…PA GE EIGHT DEntort • (ARorimr, 4 lti Astounding The J. L. HUDSON CC iA LAI Bargains LU Mr. and Mrs. Emery Monash o 3255 Carter avenue announce th • birth of a daughter, Jean Sharon, on Feb. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Phillips (Ethel Alexander) of 2589 Elmhurst avenue are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Shirley Ann, on Feb. 10. Opening Day of Another-the Twentieth- ECONOMICAL DRUG STORE Mr. and Mrs. Leo Abramo...…

February 19, 1926 • Page Image 9

…A merica !apish Periodcal Carta CLAYTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE _ •LiErAi_ELITAW1_?0.0t 0 AIPA COe RECEIVES HONOR AT BANQUET ON SUNDAY :61E5E119 1.95 A Smart Tailored Suit -and the more tailored the gn tr of this pieces at $15.00 Id $4.95 .$17.50 412.95 ..$4.95 and end • • $4.95 suit is, the better. B. Siegel Co. presents the smartest versions of the tai- lored mode, masterly designed in English Tweets, Novelty Chec...…

February 19, 1926 • Page Image 10

…PAGE TEN pl_Egolson;A wi shiii itu rocus UPHOLDS INHERENT HARDINESS IN JEWS • the United Hebrew Schools, has been ■ •••••••• ■ •••••• assoc active in aiding the schools. The iation has charge of the Bialik Library at Kirby Center, which they The second annual dance of the conduct very successfully. Many GLASS-MARKOFSKY Mr. and :Mrs. S. Yoslowitz o Will Settle Some on Land and Help Alumni Association of the United members of the organization...…

February 19, 1926 • Page Image 11

…Americo lavish Pedalled Cada PAGE ELEVEN ThIPLIFOOtTIEWISA eiR074101b ATER SUPPLY IS PLANNED FOR CITY Club NOtes cans. of the Ilerzl veichnk spoke f Chaim Nach. am Kock a nd algid in a dec. mallow Block speaker. The se challeng e of checker tour. • y will he held . Plot, ha y • father and son stall Mod. dos Contractors Will Inlam. to era System in .1 CONSIDER PROBLEM -:: CLASSWIED OF FARMERS' WIVES IS NOT OPPOSED TO PALESTINE APPEA ...…

February 19, 1926 • Page Image 12

…'"72 7—..1Wilailettiwonansonesemes. PlEIAT14/11;kfiiSit OIROXICUS Shows Increase in Sales. More sales records will be estab- lished in 1926 among auto men than any time since automobiles have been manufactured. At least this is the contention of Joseph Neubauer, who heads a Dodge Brothers sales agency at 8564 Joseph Campau avenue and who is doipg something himself to bring about his prediction. In eight days he has merchandised 31 cars. "Th...…

February 12, 1926 • Page Image 1

…A mterkam lavish periodical eater CLIFTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 1926 limner and to 'met use. -R om , ,ful love tale ramatie The work- interesting nmealraina All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS FirEbET-ROIT LWIS1161RONICL Imo , err 11 1 , f V. . 01,1 ' HEDJAS N, al, ' and r hob; ,. j e , t I s r Ls, n 'hil l,: • :be •.• Saud e amt asst„ ' , '.0 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBR...…

February 12, 1926 • Page Image 2

…rAGE TWO ".' ET1111 1. 1 VISA RON! MUSIC "So he you think all you over. are having a hard that shook At last he be allowed to study the Torah in the famous Yeshiva and perhaps become could talk. a rabbi some day, that even had things time because you have to spend five been 10 times as bad I shouldn't have hours a day in a large, pleasant school given up. To be sure I never became a room where a kind teacher helps you rabbi." Symphony Comi...…

February 12, 1926 • Page Image 3

…A merica Awish Periaileal Cada CUSTOM AO1NI/1 COSCSNNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE PitberRorra lEwun ()Nom tat E Wraterttut anb Cub If You're Inetrested in Furniture during February, investigate FRIEDEN BERG'S .a.m. for you will find our prices lower con- sidering the quality than the special discounts offered by many other merchants. p.m. Los Amigos. ;- At a special meeting of Los Am gas, Sunday afternoon, Feb. 7, the !first annual or...…

February 12, 1926 • Page Image 4

…nervawrimsniArawnous roAsto fit. • NI- reir 1.141141. V4 1.41C1414.1% 1441. OW V CV/11V4 Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager Entered as Second-clam. matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the At of March 3, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cable Address: Chronic!. Cadillac 1040 London macs: 14 Stratford Place, London, W. 1, En...…

February 12, 1926 • Page Image 5

…A merica yegisk Periodical Ceder CLIFTON AMOS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO VA,Ventorrionsite a ri'60 . 11 Oif,i445 ► I armpit Nett, Not re El 131( 0-1AS. -11-. OS o read ns anti teat, Seit-n. a few w York ig title ding 01 an un he eter c. lity ov signal Shake , . isionat- He wa- in th.. fol ginatot- It prop. held in :I's visit it took ttly ins- ig a Ito. restora- m. Al- of Dr. 8 81, be mists of I high! y .sly di.- slues of merable peop...…

February 12, 1926 • Page Image 6

…PEPentonloasit aRaNIGE PAGE SIX IS INTERESTED IN THEATER BENEFIT COMFORT APPEALS TO TENDER FEET Mrs. Louis Rubenstein is interest- ed in the theater benefit which will be given at the Bonstelle Playhouse Especially When Combined With Style Tired, aching, sensitive feet are caused by shoes that do not fit. If you are having foot trouble conic here- you can one in a second exactly what is wrong. octal a nd ersonal Diamond Rings at $75 an...…

February 12, 1926 • Page Image 7

…A merica Awish Palatka! Cotter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE SEVEN CLE ke0751 lt 'AL " iarriagrs AO. 00 Whe eW'ashions for 8prii Mrs. Lena Morris of 682 Medbury avenue announces the marriage of her daughter, Anne, to Alexander Weiner, son of Max Weiner of De- troit, on Sunday, Feb. 7. The cere- mony was performed by Rabbi A. M. Hershman in the presence of the im- mediate families and friends. Three of the many fascinatin...…

February 12, 1926 • Page Image 8

…PAGE EIGHT ligpeiRottlanshin RUA Ica 1 SENSATIONAL FEBRUARY. To Sing at Lecture At Orchestra Hall "Do the Dead Live?" who are convinced that they are in touch with the spirit world, can think of nothing else. They lose all interest in human beings and are of no serv- ice to them. This proves, I believe, the soundness of the position of liber- al Judaism. It is good to have a poet- ic faith in immortality, but it is fatu- ous to permit it...…

February 12, 1926 • Page Image 9

…A merico( Yarisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVINO1 - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE NINE fit RON ICUS L NI)enton: ELTIt ANGES" . T. A , the pies. N will cot, unreces- [aril f.osl.. of Presi. 'tired here :onfiivonc e Davi, C IAS Sin Robert W. Bagnall, director of branches, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People., born ill Norfolk, Va., educated in College and the Tem- Norfolk Mission ple Unhersity, will address the De- Foru...…

February 12, 1926 • Page Image 10

…iitekentonitsiontArtoxia4 Begin Woodward Widening. The latest step in the Woodward avenue widening program was taken last Monday, following urgent re- quests from the Woodward Avenue Improvement Association, when the Rapid Transit Commission filed a re- port with the Common Council, re- questing that body to authorize the commencement of condemnation pro- ceedings on the east aide of Wood- ward avenue in the block between Winder and Adelaide...…

February 05, 1926 • Page Image 1

…,Ameriam ffewisk Periodical Cater CLIFTON AMU{ - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 1926 Herl. rt Itosel Is•rg watt!, .."eas: st in tap . e id M in 1 ! ,ko's. ry . bd Gillis, ‘les: • M. • t Y. ' t l „„ 1. n, 51 0•. P ier, arum I' del. Zink man nt „ ,nit ,s of th, nted of • • to . r ing fur oiss, di- :han e F-'"--- 1 All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS I _ 1 IlEbETROIT HRONICLE C TELEPHONE ..4 1-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN...…

February 05, 1926 • Page Image 2

…EMIRS/I s;PYIN1 PAGE TWO RON ?. 1 . ing. Until this, too, passed from his eyes and they were left empty, tone. less, like a clouded November day of no wind. She would creep away and prepare some food for him and find him, when she returned, sitting as she had left him, his eyes dead as atone. She grew afraid! Was not this what she had hoped for? That he would come back to her sonic day, back to the bosom of their race, speak his old words, ...…

February 05, 1926 • Page Image 3

…4mcrkat ffewisk periodical Cotter CLIFTON AV1NUZ - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THREE pibikrizonlEwisneiaoNICLE from his ty, tone. r day of prepare nd she had one. not this That he me day, ce, speak Seller' of :r fingers iss? But • ould she him from el he for- iver, the thought re should sugge-t tress ol,,, r for ing?" t this keen en!" , a tremar union fiat- :ere was a en slowly, shall not neon thatl out" She and softly :ecel The and thq...…

February 05, 1926 • Page Image 4

…PAGE FOUR PifyhTifitilfAists11411.14eLts Y. M. H. A. NOTES I Julian Mack Works with his characteristic energy and zeal, into the work of the United Palestine Appeal. Ile will address im- portant meetings throughout New York during the course of the $1,. 500,000 United Appeal in New York and in February has volunteered to go to Florida to launch the $150,000 campaign in Miami, of which the United Palestine Appeal will receive $100,000." Judg...…

February 05, 1926 • Page Image 5

…I ewisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON Amos co4coouri 20, ants PAGE FIVE Tiftfrmorrja.sn (Awning POLES WOULD DRIVE Noted Zionist Will OUT JEWS, DECLARED PANKEN IN LECTURE Lecture on Feb. 18 ssary it work. o rl add he teal I. I. I.abor „ , which , ration ,radio • ,. ith e I I d far labo r rge .1, ke the I b- and by of Jev I enter 1,1. !t rcles tofore. The with, are lrt should nsibility to C. Drive AGUDATH ISRAEL IS BLAMED BY LIPSKY F...…

February 05, 1926 • Page Image 6

…trrriziin: IrhistiMaomicus I CZ'llss &CUA hEDETROITJEWISII 61RONICIA V.. ■ OK V KAW•IPAYta V•1 ■ 411111I41.1(.1.0.1 Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing G. Int. Jacob H. Schaknes General Manager Entered as Second•cia.0 matter March 8, DM at the Postoffiee .t Detroit, Mich., under the At of Much 3, IOW General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 London Office: Cable Address: Ch...…

February 05, 1926 • Page Image 7

…A merica ,fewish Periodical Carter r11TTON AMNIA - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO rar..MTROFI: oe5-4T5 0 1AS. - ft - (Ceorvrieht , 1921. I dosEPH, By Ch... H. Juscoh.) That poor. old, doddering fool, Poultney Bigelow. seems to think, in his Id age titat he is living in Czarist Russia, and that the Romanotfs and the As far PobiedonostzetTs are still living and ill power. 1‘1 1 .,1 11,1 ember, Poultney Bigelow, sun of a man of honored 11/11110, r...…

February 05, 1926 • Page Image 8

…THEpentonjonsit &mica PAGE EIGHT IS ARRANGING BALL BY LOCAL HADASSAH Annual Formal Affair at Book-Cada. lac on Sunday, Feb. 7. If You're Interested Mrs. Max Dushkin is co-chairman with Mrs. B. Roy Salsinger for the annual joint formal ball of the Senior in (luring February, Investigate FRIEDEN BERG'S for you will find our prices lower con- sidering the quality than the special discounts offered by many other merchants. V1SEDENBERco 1...…

February 05, 1926 • Page Image 9

…A merica Avis* Periodical Coder CLIFTON AMU& • CINCINNATI 20, 0/110 PAGE. NINE 7AE/1 TRorriLenvi hi RON KM Vie .ode GINSBURG-SHAPIRO The marriage of Miss Esther Sha- piro, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Shapiro, formerly of Pittsburgh, Pa., and ' Charles A. Ginsburg of Detroit was solemnized Sunday evening, Jan. 31, at 6 o'clock, at Congregation Mish- kan Israel. Rabbi Stholman offici- ated, assisted by Cantor Niilkovsky. The bride wore a gown ...…

February 05, 1926 • Page Image 10

…It iLitvetRunjLwisi, tiliturnam} PAGE TEN t i !m To SpeF ak oravv Women's nn League 9f ratc-nun nub Club titecs Adams T. Rice of the Bonstelle Play- GRADUATED FROM HIGH house spoke. Irvin Aaron and Irvin SCHOOL WITH HONORS Klar will represent the club at the Jewish Welfare Center declamation Isadore Weinberg, son of Mr. and contest. The next meeting will be Mrs. Samuel Wiguljerg, was graids- held at 89 Rowena-street-fullFeb. 7, when all y...…

February 05, 1926 • Page Image 11

…A stericat Pal ish Periodical alder CLIPTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 10, 01110 PAGE ELEVEN NPETKOMAIV{SIWKOMICIA ••■•■ 110Ciat, . 1 sense. Brit. h press f Sir Alfred ral party and orks in the that he will join the Brit. I a I, t ■ a- re. an- her e ra,, , . Lc has Lloyd George i. G.•..sve, in "goo , to his e hi Chapter ?ostler, where the Apostles udas Iscariot, tran , eression to his own I considerable The Liberals ad for leaving Ts...…

February 05, 1926 • Page Image 12

…iiieVentorritiosheilitoNiall TELLS STORIES OF g) BESSARABIAN JEWS PROTEST AGAINST PLUMER SPORTS Lo JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—The refusal of the Palestine government to allow memorial meetings in honor of Lieut. Fund Salim, Arab leader who fought with the Druzes against the French, caused a protest (01 the part of the Intestine Arab Execu- tive. Dr. Moskowitz of the Ort Gets Reports on Hardships, JACOBYS DROP THIRD STRAIGHT GAME Privations....…

January 29, 1926 • Page Image 1

…America Ada periodical Center ( CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 1 926 STING 'ALESTINE n rage 1) yes in the year that what took ore years to ac. °nests is pal e*, ed is less tha n rrans sd by the lent committee vhich Henry It an. Sol Blum: speaker of th e wife of Colonel acciimpanyi ng tour, addressed g her husband's ✓ oved of equal re. Mr , . Wedge. ritual aspect of loll. at the meeting askY. the emi- as omit. of the ors,. will speak i'''gah Lod...…

January 29, 1926 • Page Image 2

…-AGE TWO I NEVento l 4/Lw sus f lutoract.t Resolutions Sent On Perlman Bill PHONE- CHERRY 5948 (Iiiihren's Canter FOR EXCLUSIVE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Prescriptions C•Iled For and DelMered Promptly. Jewish Open Forum Urges Change in the Immi- gration Law. Cut illiginaut Notts Young Judaea Mrs. A. D. Phillipe was hostess a a very attractive bridge on Wednes Mogen David C ub. lay, Jan. 13, in honor of her house guests, Mrs. H. Gordon an...…

January 29, 1926 • Page Image 3

…legich periodical eelfier CLIFTON ours - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE TilePattorr /mtimi GI R0411CLE CU') i .a 4 Yratermu arb Club . -- ab. dashachar Camp Ladies. h . t, • st and to r. , r e . ub the fhe Ladies Auxiliary of the Ha- Amehar Camp, Order Sons of Zion, will give a theater benefit at the Yid- dish Playhouse Feb. 3 for the benefit of the Jewish National Fund. A favorable report on tickets was given at the last meeti...…

January 29, 1926 • Page Image 4

…Ihf nerlony v, fiAlsrvinKtri wigs PAGE FOUR minwoostenswarninmenuismialingillnise Z tg I M r t NOW PLAYING LINIITED ENGAGEMENTS " -.----- - tir4 4041r [AMERICAF S FOREMOST HEADERSON COLORED-DANCE ENSEMBLE MUSIC by the Chicago musician, Felix Bo- Southern Cabaret at Imperial rowski. The soloist for the occasion will be Pablo Cassels, the cellist. will be A benefit performance Headed by Roman Johns , f■ Puccini calls him "the greatest ...…

January 29, 1926 • Page Image 5

…A merican periodical Carter CLIFTON MINIM CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE FIVE ELLDerRorria.snalRaw Y. W. H. A. NOTES Franklin Offers mperial. s, 1 11 iastma,b r perial II lf/V111.•! • an. 2 , herioe !• staw. er, a6.. ,, .111'1 . 11811.1, ck ;11., LN I WO nl 4LL Alestra .noon DN nell's And 11. 8400 conductor of red" Major nnera end . 8290 Drama' C. Dramatic Class is pre- The sently, three one-act plays on Feb. 3, the Ba...…

January 29, 1926 • Page Image 6

…71167)CTRor,/Ewisit (6 Rom ICL5 \ y tof"L NI, reA... ■ 0 re' i geK.A'L N. Mr illhAs rwir THEDETROITJEWISR&RONICIA tlal ■ Ntl. Mk I DI WON.. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., lee. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager Entered as Becond4lans matter March 3. 1910. at the Postollice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 5, 187g. General Offices and Publication Building 52...…

January 29, 1926 • Page Image 7

…A merica ffewisk periodical Carter CLIFTON ATINCI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO .4iVETRODIEW1111fl C RO rf-Soii. wolfp-ivr, --- GIPS. IC•pywrlibl, 1921. T ha i, !, h nio ■ „ ner i 11-Pi r ght t,. ant men ir Os. is de oust. .1 age. of tk. law , n, I soniii it only ligrar -vet t , . ;ear. I too, ildr, thee. admix .ratiott at that out of er un faith, as for t thoso to dis- Amer lane to year,. d: "Go to Po- o back AI can, I never ' ...…

January 29, 1926 • Page Image 8

…MEDEntonit,wisn (A Ron Ica PAGE EIGHT CHAIRMAN OF CHARITY DANCE AT THE STATLER * t a 1 and arson& M re. Ethel Sobel is chairman of the grand charity ball to be given by the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society at • ol All soCiety item and other local notes should be communicated to the earn of no Chronicle by a 'clock Wednesday afternoon in order to appear in the CU %%%%% meek'. lesue. Phone Cedilla 1040, Society Edam. Mall netices se a. to be re...…

January 29, 1926 • Page Image 9

…A merica ,,wish Perio4cal Cotter r.L.IPTON AVINUa MISCANNart 20, ottio PAGE NINE 711,TRoli, IrtviNa Sitaig) kar .and ocial soned Engagentrnt;1 1500 n000.eao S 1,011 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bilansky 0 liolslywood, Calif., announce the be- • • trothal of their (laughter, INurines, ER, I 1 lea and avow ARK- 7'hal floc Beim • reciithing Nett•, Charming, Stamped With the Approval of Paris, 04 Biar- ritz, Non' Alciiitx Your Selection at B. ...…

January 29, 1926 • Page Image 10

…Aisix r aunjmgst, IA RUN WIZ PAGE TEN WORKS FOR HADASSAH JOINT FORMAL BALL Beautify Your The joint formal ball to be given by the Senior and Junior Chapters of Hadassah will be held on Sunday eve- Home and mate it up to date with a Grand Piano At our store you may choose from a number of the world's most renowned makes, such as the HARI)MAN PIANO Made since 1812—Fifteen years official piano of the Metropolitan Opera Co., New York — C...…

January 29, 1926 • Page Image 11

…vimcricam latish periodical Ce#tcr CLIPTON ATINU1 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO a, Wu:omit:ram 01 ORGANIZE BRANCH yERUDA LEIB LEVIN, KAUFMANN KOHLER OF AGUDATH FUND RUSSIAN POET, DIES PALESTINE JEWRY -:: CLASSIFIED :-: DIED ON THURSDAY RIEv.--(J• T. ASKS LAND GRANT PAGE ELEVEN ItaV Icth A.)—Yehuda Leib Levin, oldest of the Hebrew poets in Russia, known for over half a cen- ry under his pen 'kerne, "Jehalel,' tu died her•,• Leib Levin was born in ...…

January 29, 1926 • Page Image 12

…lifEkuritonjmitsit &mai) J. D. C. WITHOUT ANY FUNDS APPEALS FOR AID TO WORLD JEWS SEEK ITALIAN AID WARSAW. — (J. T. A.) — Italian , banks will be asked to provide the I credit necessary for the Jewish niers, chants of Poland. This was the mission of Deputy Waclaw Wislicki, who left for Italy for this purpose, in behalf of the Jew- ish Merchants' Bank here. Itt SPORTS (Co,,timisil From Page One.) help for the educational institutions. RA...…

January 22, 1926 • Page Image 1

…A merica( Yewish Periodical eater CLIFTON ATINVI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 15, 1926 0 TALK IE JEWS ,ge O ne. ) News All Jewish Jewish Views All I WITHOUT BIAS I ne ineeting of L. Alexander tidier-at-larg e It was also of candidates idge would be ck Class" in st highly es. isgah Lodge's dined to make aver inducted Order lEnai idlers 14 the ratively inac. attend lodge nments being nil fraternal hat the audi- munity house it lidge meet. red ...…

January 22, 1926 • Page Image 2

…nif,igritotl;kw mit (Attu% Jam PAGE Y. W. H. A. NOTES YEAR'S REPORT OF H. Smiley, $10; Alex Immerman, WILL HAVE CONGRESS plexing problem. So, early one eve- $10; Charles Rubiner, $5; D. Blu- ning, wrapped in her heavy woolen menthal, $10; Lee B. Strfling, $10; shawl, she started out for a walk. As JERUSALEM. — (J. T. A - A Bertha Groslight, $10; Moe Ehrlich, she clicked the gate behind her, she Dramatic.: The G. G. Dramatic Club will pre- $...…

January 22, 1926 • Page Image 3

…A merica (faith Periodical Cadet CLIFTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO n_09L-morrJEwisn GiRorac,•4 Lsud New Willys-Knight. I 1. An outstanding feature of the New York Auto Show around which is con- stantly assembled a huge crowd, is t he ne w Willys-Knight Six, "Seven- t o The "Seventy" is a new car from head lamps to rear fenders— new in dimensions, new in quality in. corpeenti..as and lines and new in en- gine efficiency. The latest vog...…

January 22, 1926 • Page Image 4

…PAGE FOUR Thc7),..7RonlEvasnffi ROPOCLS APCW- Tor "3-r TIIE,DETROITJEWISII efRONICIA make for the creation of the man and master category, but rather for an equilitarianism. It may be that the cleavage is unbridgeable but we Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. cannot accept the reasons given by Mr. Levy because Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor they do not meet the facts as they actually exist. Rea- Jacob ...…

January 22, 1926 • Page Image 5

…A mericair Pal ish Periodical eater CLIFTON AYINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO tr.vErnorreish u.1110.,410,r, .11101.1.11• 4ClAS . - I+. JOS EPH (Catrywright, 1921. By Chas. H. Jaiteoh.1 • The Southern Sabbath Crusade Committee is on the rampage against ll who work for profit on Sunday, and is imploring the great newspapers i of the country to fall in line. I find this interesting statement: Thus polluting the Sabbath is war against God, en...…

January 22, 1926 • Page Image 6

…6 PAGE SIX , ttt: whet r, Avisti (IIR01'412,LB counterfeiting conspiracy. According to these revelations, Deputy Goemboes, the leader of the Awakening Magyars, and his associates, planned to employ the funds obtained through the coun- terfeiting plot for the purpose of cre- ating a reactionary dictatorship in Hungary, which would be connected with anti-Semitic Facisti organization in Eastern and Southeastern Europe. High Officials and Lea...…

January 22, 1926 • Page Image 7

…A merica 9rwislr Periodical eater CLIFTON ATOM/ • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN PEDETRoginunffivccolaz - • Knox, in "Fantastic Frolics;" Coram Emma Trentini at Temple. ty of other industries. Eleven per I Future Will Excel Past. and "Jerry," direct from the London Nash and Alan New Styles. tion of foreigners resident in France cent of America's total iron and steel coNFER Hippodrome; Ethel Davis, with Earl for three years. production is ...…

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