…A liferiaIlf lavish periodical Carter CLINTON AilLNU1 • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 ?AGE ELEV724 ikTrtorr, fT.WISII (A RON IC14, PLE n the those cious- ew ish me, is le ex- Davis coding :h the trans- ularly ace a Miss vitt be long, fh her easing little onple" home t it as nation People. of the New in this Edith North- omen's which t week 20, at astings t again Mrs. irk has charge cations !i! Mrs. of the 'onion's n takes patrons Tess of ;ov. ...…
…NOVEMBER 26, 1926 absyerecorrjEwisn (AMMO vise. Besides, in these matters there Jewry—to its sense of loyalty and its successful service during the past PRESIDENT OF SHELTER oust be a certain amount of guess sense of practicality rather than to its year. HOME PLEADS FOR DUES The experience of the first year of charitable leanings, has thus far suc- work. the United Palestine Appeal demon- Much the same conditions arose in ceeded in enlisting...…
…• 2 7 cwisk periodical eater 71 AL Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS ► en reco4 Avian • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 11- EDETROIT AEWISR !IRON KM THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1926 VOL. XXX, NO. 25 Not Atten d Banquet 11 PISGAH SMOKER IS CHAIM WEIZMANN[Will For Queen of Roumania MOST SUCCESSFUL SEES DAWN OF NEW EVENT OF SEASON ERA IN PALESTINE Replies To Criticism Regarding Pale...…
…PLEDemonAiiisntAROXICIAI PAGE TWO I PICTURE OF EUROPEAN MAKE IS COMING TO THE BROADWAY-STRAND I •■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■• woo ■■ ■■■■ ma 0 0 0 cussed for a hay-ride party to be 0 given in the very near future, the date of which will be announced in a future edition of The Detroit Jew- us / "Slums of Berlin" (Die Verrufenen) is the first general picture sent ish Chronicle. Miss Ida Jaffe was hostess at the last meeting, on Wed- from Germ...…
…A merican Prisk Periodical Ceder CLIFTON MEIJI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE THE sone. fIG iitidnitsnentoNIGLE .... ••• ■ •••u•IMIN ■ 1•1111••■••■• K. OF P. NOTES Nag TUB Noir5 BENEFIT TO THE COMMUNITY AND TO THE DOCTOR OF THE NORTH END CLINIC pensary, 7or the business of medicine is SO intertwined and scrambled that complete service to the sick should be available for proper development. We want the community to know that here is a med...…
…PLEPertconbtisflffiRomu: PAGE TWO PICTURE OF EUROPEAN MAKE IS COMING TO THE BROADWAY-STRAND Ai 1 1 ' 1%. 1 ■ 116 ■1 1 III I . I LI 1 .1 IN MI 0 1 .1 0 I IMMO IOW ?flratextml anb Club Motes 1 r I Isw—ss ■ 'kW ■■ • 11 WI 110 01 21 IN 71 Ile • $ 1 THE GREATER SEASON cussed for a hay-ride party to be ) given in the very near future, the # date of which will be announced in a future edition of The Detroit Jew- "Slums of Berlin" (Die Ve...…
…A merica Apish periodical Cotter cLIFTON AV3N13 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE TURIN ELEPeritorr, kwis k filito ra ctz ■ Nag TAB Notrs J. ...... :WI 1.11 01.11 1 0 1 L.' • .1 6. %." kl pensary, .'or the business of medicine is so intertwined and scrambled that complete service tie the sick should be available for proper development. ----- We want the community to know On Tuesday evening, Nov. 16, the that here is a medical organization. K...…
…ritsPerRore,frwisitORmaz PAGE FOUR hear some word of earnest protest "kosher.' tory as its runs through the centur- mother of the Sultan, who even ad- against the continuance of a policy Isn't it a bit unthinkable that in ies is one that chills the blood of the vanced him a sum of money with that represents nothing 'short of a re- this twentieth century of Christian which to carry on. And incidentally, reader. For, it is a story of persecu- ...…
…A merica 'elvish periodical Cotter CLIFTON AflNUZ - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE TitEliaRotTl Ewi sn al itorocus — - I. 0.0. F. SPONSORS The coming affair, however, promises to surpass in every respect all antici- pations. A complete evening of en- joyment will be in store for all who attend. Tickets can be procured from Affair Will Be Held at Stotler. Jules members of the lodge or at the door. Klein's Orchestra to Play. The lodge holds ...…
…L I LEbentorr,jeasfiCARONICLu vti,:mtum. 4`54 beibk "' 61foleo•eb"011'6 bt. ' b" • '611' '815 "6' b' b'eb b blfb'O-O" b'ebn'eb' VinVxMiy - ly b'ifee'db'6b'61:1•11 ' The Future Of Israel — 1 ported. • And what if a war with a friendly nation is precipitated by these little amenities. The result of all these sinister activities means more suppression, more chauvinism, more intrigue, greater rablialuml Weekly by The Josrlab Lbrasticle...…
…f_ A merico ifewisit periodical Coder C•IITON ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ITN .P. Indeed the attitude of the new Jews have, it is true, come to Pales- of the need of translating the lie-I land of its birth? Or will the Jews tine now that the gates have been Palestine on questions religious is in brew Bible into the language of the, of l'alestine, like the Jews of Amer- opened. But they have come because close accord with that of the Jewis...…
…711 . 1511entorUerasnetRONICIB PAGE EIGHT 'AUXILIARY B'NAI B'RITH SPONSORS CARD PARTY FAPKYLAND I One of the most interesting social levents of the fall season will be the uncheon and card party sponsored p GIFTS The committee for Palestine School On Monday evening, Nov. 29, the Detroit Council of Jewish Women luncheons, one of the activities spon. will present Professor S. F. Clark of cored by Hadassah, met with the the University of C...…
…A merica lavish periodical Carter CLIFTON ATMS. CINCINNAll 20, OHIO 1 PAGE NINE ELEPRT". 41 4" fietROMICIE ----- - AUXILIARY HASHACHAR CAMP SPONSORS DANCE In a Collection Beyond Co inpuriuun E xerai ..tatd er sonal Much interest is being displayed by the members of the Ladies Auxiliary of Hashachar Camp, Order Sons of i3. 'EBEL@ • sort CONN. wONOwNPLI NO CONK". WON N,Y 01.0 51001 Clothes that protect your body also reflect your ...…
…tcPcntordErnsnffiRontas PAGE TEN -a Fraternal c ternal and N otes I • ./110111■1111 Betty Burdick, Ida Neu- hens, Katherine Koplonsky and Jessie The constitution com- Goldsmith. mittee consists of Shirley Richardson, chairman, and Rose Oretehkin and Ida Neubens. A dance is being planned for the near future. The next meet- ing will be held Thursday evening at the home of Miss Katherine Koplon- M Libaetuons. The last meeting of the Ad Li...…
…A merica 'apish PaloSeal Curter CLIFTON MINOR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO YALE ELEVEN TnEPerRorawism (A am Icu, TO FOR RENT-Furnished apartment to I YOUNG EMANUELS responsible party. Beautiful new. rangements are now under way and HOLD DANCE NOV. 20 six-room upper flat for winter' notices have already been sent to :-: months, All modern conveniences, - members, their wives and friends and including Frigidaire. 3226 Calvert Impressive Ceremonir t...…
…NOVEMBER 19, 1926 Thi5VEriCOIVElfigi (ARMCO) WINEMAN MIZRACHI PROTESTS DECLARES MEMORIAL BUILDING ERA IN PALESTINE AGAINST PALESTINE IDEAL INSTITUTION GOVERNMENT POLICY CHAIM WEIZMANN 1 SEES DAWN OF NEW SUBWAY FLor4trap (Continued From Page One.) Y. W. H. A. NOTES A Hike. The-re will be another Y hike on Sunday, Nov. 21, starting from the club-house, $9 Rowena street, at 9 a. m. sharp. The destination has not yet been definitely decided...…
…A merico ffewislt Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVINUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO IFEbETROIT LWISII LffRON1GL E Al' Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1926 VOL XXX, NO. 24 BMW GIVES YIEWS ON PRESENT PALESTINE STATUS ibedication Of Clinic Takes Place Sunday Will Speak on "Jews In Russia at Op en Forum , Michael M. Davis Will Speak At Wine- man Memorial ...…
…PIEVentonl% isn (ttRON ICU: PAGE TWO CENTERS ASS'N OBITUARY is this business of unsigned letters. If a writer does not think it feasible to divulge his identity, we do not PINKUS APSEL think it wise to exhibit the letters. One Man Art Show: Pinkus Apsel of 5133 Brush street The work of Isadore Ressler, a It is impossible for us to get all the passed away at his home on Thurs- information about Jewish athletes local Jewish artist, is on exh...…
…A merkam lavish periodical Carta CLIFTON AVENUll • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THREW EtpDeritorri kwisit (km IDLE amwsw...m=mms__ `ifratertmi anb Cub ;V,Litts Hedassah Buds. be first meeting of the season of the Iladassah BUCIS was held at the home of llelen Rosenberg, 3035 Glen- dale avenue, Nov. 2. The organiza- tion of the dramatic club was dis- cussed. Plans were made for a bridge-tea to open the membership drive. Further details will b...…
…ow(Asomaz PAGE FOUR Y. W. H. A. NOTES Friday Night Services: The Y. W. II. A. will resume its Friday night services on Friday, Nov. 12, at 8:15 p. m. Rabbi Leon Fram will conduct these services and his subject will be "Israel Zangwill." There will be a choir of "Y" girls to lead in the singing. The crevices wil l be followed by a social hour, so don't forget to come and bring a friend each Friday evening. on Monday evenings under the su- p...…
…EVA , INC. A merica lavish periodical Carter CLIFTON ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE FIVE I insurance in 1908, now vice-president 0. COMPLETES requested to call Harry Corby, Em- 9 p. m. Jules Niedorf of the program J. W. E. W. Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance pire 2715-W, between 6:30 and 7 p. committee has arranged a musical PLANS FOR ANNUAL BALL ' Company of New York, gives some in• in. Cards will he mailed to the mem- program for t...…
…tiEj9ernorrjEwurt . 6b'6b'eY9 b YCYCYCY6'b'ifoSb•db'et'elY b"db'ebt*bt-e'db'iSbbb'eee'bt'b' 'Vet' b' Vent et '9If6 b. b'ebt. b'bt'ildb" 'Ilb'db'elif '66 '60" btb'6b ,6bit- tree•eci •eldbiSb' b'eb'ebt "e'Veb"e'b'sbit'Vecrieblblf b .6b' b'ebt.b'db' icy of political fundalmentalism and prohibition. Be- lievers in the old American tradition find it rather dif- ficult to adjust themselves in the present mode for in Mit *. ■ • 4 1111. (MO' fact Am...…
…A merico gewish periodical Garter CLIFTON AVENUE CINCINNATI 10, OHIO j±,t,iisitsntArtol victr 1■1 / -69/1. -• crown money alone has never yet, to those who by the whims of fate eled with ideals of their youth, for it is hard to need the human service of those better been able to buy — a crown ablaze vid Freedman, and "Kiddush Ila- gems which are kind deeds, their ra- believe that even this type of man shem," by Sholem Ash. Every mem. lack...…
…iiibikTRonjaasn(A RON !cif, PAGE EIGHT Marriages It It ti MRS. SEYMOUR LEWIS The home of Sir. and Sirs. Joseph A. Zechman of 404 East Ferry ave. HUDSON'S November Sale of Silks Crisp Glace Taffetas Special, $1.59 yard. LENOX Aristocrat of Chinas For those lovers of fine china who prefer a simple gold band with its chaste and dig- nified appeal, this narrow gold band pat- tern in Lenox dinnerware is without a peer. The dinner plates a...…
…A merica ffewish periodical Cotter CLIPTON MIMI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE rLeY)erRordEwtsnehtorthow i Cre . IEGEL@ KADIMAH GIRLS PLAN i at :And DANCE FOR SEPTEMBER 5 arsoned Miss Rosalind Frank, president of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Neidel of Cleve the Kadimah Girls organization, is land Heights, Ohio, announce the ell gagement of their daughter, Hilda actively interested in the fifth an- CORM. WOODMAAD • STATE ao COMMIETION MU sal011...…
…PI VerRorf /ovum (ARON IGA PAGE TEN LEAGUE OF U. H. S. TO SPONSOR PERFORMANCE evening services at 89 Rowena street, I eaglet in the conducting of the serv- at 8 o'clock. These services will be ices. All the young men and women I Or DETIWIT % Zs followed with a social evening. Rabbi of Detiolt are invited to attend. EfTthil - - — Commencing this Friday evening, Leon Frans of Temple Beth El is in The Northwestern Women's League Much enthusias...…
…A merico Pu r ish Pedalled Cotter CLIFTON ATINIII - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ?AGE ELEVF.N Tmi)grizorr,fri9sn ORM :-: CLASSIFIED :-: DANCE JAZZ BAND, COLORED, FOR RENT-Upper flat. Modern; six rooms; newly decorated. Very rea- for dancing and entertainment. sonable. 2031 Hazelwood Ave. They are hot. Phone Clifford Phone Garfield 8490. 3970-.1. ' ONE-MAN ART EXHIBIT TO BE HELD AT JEWISH CENTERS ASSOCIATION .Intentigm4111. ROUND TABLE SOCIETY ...…
…NOVEMBER 12, 1926 zrAllytricffrigyisnotto prmttar Notts • Imported French Stationery large the building, the offices will still sanitarium she was forced to continue be conveniently located. with her treatments and her brothers dance at paid her doctor bills until October, e gro 1925, when they refused further finan- JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.) — The the clinic is shown by a comparison cial assistance. Ruth owed her attend- new Palestine currency...…
…A merkait "(wish Periacal Carter CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, 0kU0 LWISR. RRONICLE Art Jrwish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN President WEIZMANN CERTAIN (Re-Elec Beth El Cegation ongr fed AMERICAN JEWRY WILL CO - OPERATE U. H S Will Hold . . Exercises Nov. 17 1-0-4-0 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1926 VOL. XXX, NO. 23 TELEPHONE II CADIL...…
…mu TWO litEVErworansti ARONIGUI USIC "Capriccio Italien" and a Suite from and studies the abridged Talmud. Gretry's "Cephale and Procris." I The intermediate class studies the St. Antoine and Ferry avenues; Mon- of home economics at Northeastern Fraternity, Young Men's Hebrew As- day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- Joseph Szigeti is new to American original without commentaries, while High School, will give a talk, Blue- sociation, the La-De...…
…A lliedWI lavish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AT1NU1 - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE Thp ■ F, ETROC ;E L D ISIICARONICL _ SISTERHOOD TO ananweMOMM IMII ■ COMMUNITY FUND DONORS SUZANNE LENGLEN TO EZILE ZIONISTS IN RUSSIA The class in the "Books of Moses" isITEMPLE EXHIBIT AT COLISEUM BERLIN. — (J. T. A.) — New ar- At the time of going to press, the room no later than 10:30. If your studying the legends of Genesis a nd CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY in...…
…iiifiiierRorrjEwisnai Roma,. 15bicelb b' ' ' b'en' '6 'IVO' b't5'6'515'65 .55'06"5 5' ' b' b' ' '6 . . .... . TeVeY1MYttta-' 5.b• ' 'Mgeta3SYMMinVin Vasintl speculator attitude. They came to make quick and large profits out of land speculation and trade. They Paris did not differ essentially from those who rushed poll mell to Florida and rushed right out again as soon as wza;L;'i::71:,::;,6:1:;,;:; , ..::.Z.. C.., Ins. the boom colla...…
…A merica Yetvisk periodical Cotter CWTON Aroma - coiconart 20, MO tes 81101 PAP)" It 1 ft IftWL — ----- us walk God's earth in happier mood tell yon It's on my conscience. I Ah, Zangwill, Zangwill, solitary as and with easier step. an artist, lonesome as a prophet, Zangwill, whip of humanity, con- nuts He will have enough to buy science of Israel, thy flaming pen has with it. revealed ourselves and to the world. Thou has taught an to b...…
…PAGE SI, fi'itileretorrianin(Aolociz - , (ATHENA GIRLS' BRIDGE TEA TO BE HELD NOV. 21 Hudson's Annual November Mrs. Abraham Fish is asssiting Mrs. Roy Shatlin, chairman of the bridge tea and raffle which is being The membership committee of De- 1 troit Chapter of Hadassah met with Mrs. Morris Friedberg, chairman, at her home on Tuesday afternoon last, when plans for the season were out- lined. The first membership tea in the interests of...…
…A merican ffetvish Periodical Carter curro• AUNCI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN A tt yil in ettioxiaz Ent.o±. 4...- HADASSAH SPONSORS I \ JR. BONSTELLE PERFORMANCE T ri.1117 1Ig u nr7 7 1For Furs of Finer Quality • Mr. and Mrs. J. Twersky of 3796 Humphrey avenue announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Edith, to I Samuel Goldman, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Goldman of 2275 Gladstone ave- nue. "That New Vamp Toe Chiffon Himel-Hose...…
…r, Dcr Ro r Klan s n PAGE EIGHT I 7gratenral rt4 Club r_it.es Tau Sigma Epsilon Sorority. The last meeting of the Tau Sigma Epsilon Sorority was held at the home of Miss Rose Cohen` of Wind. cur, Plans were discussed for the Thanksgiving eve dance to be given at the Gotham Hotel. Miss Lane of Kenilworth avenue will be hostess at the next meeting. The public is in- vited. Los Amigos. All members of the I.os Amigos Club who anticipate att...…
…A merico Pwish periodical CcHier CIITTON AMU!. CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NTNN IIN1811 CFIRONIC14; tation for prompt starting even in :-: CLASSIFIED :-: the coldest weather. MIZRACHI CONVENTION SHEKELL CAMPAIGN TO The re-designed steering gear pro. TO RENT-Six-room lower flat and CALLS RABBI ASHINSKY OPEN ON NOVEMBER 14 vides FOR RENT-Nice furnished room greater convenience, increased garage. Modern. Good neighbor- One cannot die twice, a...…
…NOVEMBER 5, 1926 • 47.119L KOTI:IEWIS f LilIZONICLE U. H. S. WILL HOLD EXERCISES NOV. 17 (Continued From Page One.) Milford Stern Delivers Message Buchhalter and third prize of $2.50 to Ephraim Melamed. Prizes of $75 which will be din. tributed among the winners were do- an equal amount anonymously. 51il- nated by Milton M. Alexander and ton 51. Alexander will act as chair- man at the distribution of the prizes for the essay contest. RE...…
…A merican }swish Periinfix! Center Mi Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS 14 cs.trron Maya • el:learnt.' 20, OHIO TR- EkTROIT, AEWISR. IIRONICLE ■ TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN EMBARRASS QUEEN I MARIE BY RAISING JEWISH QUESTION Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents . DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1926 VOL. XXX, NO. 22 1 GOVERNMENT WILL BE ASKED TO MAKE LONG TERM LOAN Will A dr...…
…-41111111‘. EsDentorr, /aim PAGE TWO DEDICATE BRANCH Zedek Synagogue delivered the most OCT. 24 impressive talk of the evening. BOYNE EMPLOYS ONLY JEWISH CLERK IN CI RONICIA; YOUNG PEOPLE'S MASQUE DANCE SET FOR OCT. 30 M THE GREATER SEASON 0 Telegrams of congratulation were One of the nicest affairs of the titan t Jarvis Caplan, clerk of Judge John received from Milton M. season for Jewish young people is go- No and the B. Manisch...…
…A merica lavish periodical Carter CUMIN AMMO' • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE ETROrl MIS t RO1CLE ajfC— ..1 ■ 111 Commerce knew of my connection Clancy for Congressman. with the firm and so did hundreds of DRESS BREW business men and attorneys. 1 left Since the indoor ice skating rinks ME FtZON TO AD ((V. INTERPROFESSIONALS, Robert II. Clancy, Republican can- the firm some time before I went to have become popular, hockey has 170:171 di...…
…THE Peraorawisn PAGE FOUR mRomax wileens■a DETROIT RABBIS APPEAL FOR FUNDS FOR DISKIN INSTITUTION, PALESTINE not seen in years and whom you per- haps will never see no long as the "Detroit's particular needs today present immigration regulations are are repeal of the excise tax on auto- as strict as they are. Nov: no man mobiles, re-apportionment to give in Congress, least of all the present more representation In Congress, and incumbent,...…
…A merican Aydin Periodical Center CLIPTON AVINVII • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE ViderRordzwisnal nom WEE Detroit's Finest Fur Emporium 96.16=1•611•1011•1••••••99 FEDERATION AGAINST ALIEN REGISTRATION Captains of Industry To Aid Farm 5Iovement Manufacturers Association Fe. vors Change in Emmigra- lion Bill. wanted to return from foreign real- dences where they have been living with their husbnads. I think that in e ptai r o tn . Iiii...…
…• Tigjjergorrjoasn 9,ttorocu, Wit' 'kit a b'eb"- Web' betSb• 11:1 tb'eb' b's1 b" b"b•bt • ii-EVETROITJEWISII &RON ICLE ::: • ■ , • Published ;1:SI:=c7=;i:;;ii:i:i.. C.., 1.. W■ 1lir1 JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB MARGOLIS ' 1 JACOB H. SCHAKNE President Editor General Manager Interred m immd-elme matter hf•rch E ME at the Foothill. at Detroit. IL 3, 1879. HIM_ under the Act of ' b" b '6145 ' e • • v"• •,b , ure of breathing the same ...…
…A merica ,fewish Periallal etwier CLIPTON AMU% • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO L • 1_14 F1 91(11H.OAIL1 or phone Empire 4878 any day I pie I meet who say that they would chology of the spoken word, pante- ter Saturday rather be anything than a rabbi I mime in the classic form, diction, bet ween 9 and 5, excepting : wonder why they don't show them- voice culture, psycho - gymnastics. 111111 Sunday. al selves considerate as well as critical This clas...…
…0 eiRONICI E PAGE EIGHT GIRLS' BRIDGE TEA! TEA TO BE HELD NOV. 7 1 tOREAN 4.14* tt1110.1., • • s"siess• isesimaiss..ssiosinississs.p Mrs. Roy Y. Chatlin has bern chosen chairman of the bridge•tea " 41, °A. III •, li Advance Announcement of Our November Sale 1, t,a) I.1 of SILKS Temple Beth El Sisterhood will Alvin D. Ilersch, chairman of the prepare and serve a chicken dinner entertainment committee of the on the evening ...…
…'AT ty A merican Avid, Periadkat Center. CLAYTON ATM* - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINN TLEncriturrkwisrliiiltONICLE IREPORT FAVORABLY ON HADASSAH AFFAIR Bonstelle Playhouse to Show "Sev- enth Heaven" Night of Nov. 7. For Furs of Finer Quality F. Siegel Co. furs repre- sent the finest in quality and style distinctiveness, produced by the leading fur craftsmen of the world especially for B. Siegel Co. herr Nu.. Poi gni SIEBEL@ (014.1...…
…LefetnonlovisnffiRONICil PAGE TEN _ _ dies and gentlemen in the city, espe- Frank Gerson, Dell Reid, the Dixie cMlly strangers. It is also a chart- tenor, Al Golden, Herman S. Robin- table organization. Harry Genendlef son, Jack Weisberg, Sylvia Goer and is the organizer and the charter mem- many others contributed to this pro- bers included Hymen Gerson', Abe grani. The next program will be 9 to 11, Hudosh, Al Sklar, Harry Korby and given ...…
…A merican ffewish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN fiiEpentorEfonsn(ARONICLI, Cu Y. M. H. A. NOTES MAJESTIC THEATER Athletics; WEISS-Strictly kosher Tuesday evenings the gymnasium MACK B. caterer for weddings, banquets, class meets at the school on Wilson parties, etc. Excellent food. Rates and Gladstone avenues; Thursday reasonable. 1670 Pingree Ave. Em- evenings basketball practice is held pire 7146. Wi...…
…OCTOBER 29, 192b Ctil tIrlitrttOTT&S11 RRO SERVICE GROUP TO GOVERNMENT WILL SOLICIT JEWS FOR BE ASKED TO MAKE COMMUNITY FUND LONG TERM LOAN Frigidaire Meets In Dayton. NOW OPEN '— - A present is cheap but love is dear. • R. F. Callaway, branch manager I for Frigidaire Corporation in the De- The moujik need only prepare the ' troit district, has left for Dayton, beer and already the devil is here ; Nntefi Ohio, where he will attend a gener...…
