…A merico Ag r isk PerioSeal Coster currON Annul - CINCINNATI ao, OHIO silLgrRAT, /2__ / GRIORONICI.13 rr_ HAKOACH TO COME H after he declined this of-iseen Iludson-Essex made this and oth- immediately fer, a bull of excommunication, signed er price announcements when least by Raphll and the orthodox raubis, expected. The buyers are asking appeared in the Asmonean, a new An- what there is different about Hudson- glo-Jewish publication, deba...…
…ThERCTKO110- 111SlIORONICLE PAGE TEN Philip Cowan C. Battat The J. L. HUDSON CO. .t r Engagetnritts Football Supplies in The Toy Shop Special Sale ll Oriental The Al socie ty Itms and other local notes should be communicated t• the office of l rig appear in the current armk's I Chroni cle by 5 oe clock Wednesday •Iterneen In order eceived . net Wee hums. Phone Cadillac 1040, Society Edam. Mall maims so as to be received The Detro...…
…ICS A men- cam ffewish Periodical Cemter CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEIFIN 101 6 ' FIEPLTRATAWDOPR ONICI A arriages ocial and orsonal f irt hs ilimelhochs Wumlusrd roWisitincori, RUBINER.ZECHMAN ■ iseph The home of Mr. and Sirs. .f "----___ of Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosenberg con- A. Zechman of 404 East Ferry ace- avenue are receiving attended the 1 Krohn Kirby Dr. Albert H. was beautifully decorated with of a son, annual m...…
…• h__Ventory jqnsn PAGE TWELVE I REV. J. S. RABINOWITZ PASSES AWAY OCT. 19 _AS ONE WOMAN TO ANOTHER—" Wis. Spiritual Leader in Mt. Carmel, Pa.. for 25 Years. Leaseea:.,Sold . by Ann Tweed Rev. Jacob Solomon Rabinowitz of 583 Leicester court passed away Mon- day, Oct. 19, at 12 o'clock noon fol- lowing an illness of the past year. He underwent an operation late in ON FARMER STREET STORE Lubin yo•lity foot wear, the , e r, oess ,, (01 ...…
…America 5eutish Perlaawl Coda CLIFTON AVENUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO n omotrimosnaiRoxiaz Mem LOEB STATE CHAIRMAN FOR ILLINOIS J. D. C. CIIICAGO.-(J• T. A.)--Jacob M. Loeb leading Chicago business man, outstanding commercial figure and vetersn volunteer in all local, na• tional and international humanitarian e ffort, has (the distinction of being the firsit tolahstme duty of the hum deeds of prominent men in this coun- try who have offered ...…
…IfiB PAGE FOURTEEN SUNDAY SCHOOL HAS ABLE INSTRUCTORS \ Cluses at Shaarey Zedek Are Led by Trained Staff. A staff which is composed of uni- , eersity graduates and teachers in the elementary and high schools of De- •'troit is in charge of the classes in • the Sunday School of Shaarey Zedek 'which opened last Sunday. Among the instructors in the upper grades I are J. B. Rogvey of the faculty of the Southeastern High School; Harry SFriedgut...…
…A merico 'wish periodical Carter Our New Location: 1 52 5 RD ' WOODWA I_ mirror, amyl • mircuogri so, our° HRONICL - THEbETRO1T Classes Organized for Benefit of Adults Desiring Further Knowledge, Club of Jewish Deputies First Epoch-Making Talk by Cool- Rejected Resolution idge Delivered at Omaha Taking into consideration the feet Agreement. that a great many Jewish young men Before Legion. and women who have never had the _ opportunit...…
…(intormi, PAGE TWO 1 VISV SV ISM S WOliVillila W aysl ~ S IS ISIA%%WilgIMMISValliWISIMMID4 e e e t $ i $ . . . e LAST CALL! REGISTER! e Your lag chance is Saturday, October 17th, e If you voted in the last Presidential elec- tion no registration is necessary unless you moved since. 0 $ ,t e T 5 . up to 9:00 P. M., at the City Hall. Griswold Bank Will Open With JERICHO DANCE AT Impressive List of Officers, BOOK-CADILLAC SUND...…
…a 4tmerica ffewish periodical Canker CLIFTON smut - aNCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE 7nri1ervon. It-so vnisliar• ICLE o m , DODGE BROTHERS PLAN EIGHT MILLION DOLLAR BUILDING PROGRAM BY JAN. 1 11101.110V Why Our Interior Decorators Make DETROIT AUTOMOBILE FACTORY MAKES CITY HALL LOOK LIKE DOLL HOUSE DEPENDABLE! No Charge People will pay a few dol- lars more for dependable transportation. We find that "value" means more than "bargain....…
…PIE DEMO I; in ■ 1511(flROP114:18 .• first of a series of eight to be given under the, general subject of "Res ,ligion in the Twentieth. Century." The special subject for the first lec- ture is "The Meabing of God in Twentieth Century Religion." Among the other topics of the series will he: Place of Ceremonialism in Dr. Franklin's Lecture Broadcasteds!:rThe Twentieth Century Religion," "Spirit- The services to be held at Temple ualism and Imm...…
…America lavish periodical Carter CLIFTON MINIM • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO racykrionilmsn Appeal For Funds For Consumptives 1 "Beggar on Horseback" Will Richey, Feature Reopening of Bon- atelle Next Monday. ' Hellifi Miss Bonstelle has a great surprise of Denver Society I in store for patrons of the Bonstelle Playhouse when she opens with re- organized company on Monday night, Oct. 19. The surprise is none other than the fact that she ha...…
…INEVEriltn.; LIY1S 11 •11RON GCLS. PAGE SIX 1 ■ IM. :1st sv , 14. ist 4,. ■ t -.44 leo• 11. .24, 1* .10%,.1%. • i. IN, • $4 there are two moving reasons. First, the fee of $10 per jokel who enjoys the feeling of superiority behind ■ the security of a mask and night gown. This is no in- Fulahlind Weekly by Thes Jewish Clcrealelo Publiellaff C. We. considerable reason. Many a Dragon, Kleagle, Gob- Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor...…
…A merico ifewish periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN WiezpritarOmw LSI tOitun /cut --...,.... rt6Cri. 0e5ifr, PRESIDENT'S SPEECH HITS U. S. BIGOTRY AND RACIAL HATRED _ • LE'TeTEFt F3 OX Editor Jewish Chronicle, (Continued from page one.) Detroit, Mich. Dear Sir:—I note that in your is- genuine. No matter by what various crafts we came here, we are all now sue of Sept. 18 there appears an ar- "The al an-...…
…OCTOBER 16, 1925 TRSPORORIEVASH ORM laz C ADOPT RESOLUTION OF OPPOSITION OF GRABSKI'S REGIME Detroit Panthers Play Dayton at Navin Field Sunday, October 17. • (Contnued from page 1.) Da) ton Triangles will be the next Warsaw colleges took place the same' team to face the unbeaten and un- scored-on Detroit Panthers, the Ohio- day. It was declared that the main ans coming to Navin Field for next topic of discussion at the conference was the...…
…1111111k PAGE SIX eiz iNEPEPRot amsni_nnatum •A ..21Leo• I v.. v.V 07, %V •ea I. • %V '711EDETROI1 JEWISII el-RON ICA 0.1. MM. FLWIWARS PAIMTISI rAtuud weekly by Ili Jewish Meek'. Publloldsi Co, lee. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager there are two moving reasons. First, the fee of $10 per jokel who enjoys the feeling of superiority behind the security of a mask and night gown. This is no in- co...…
…A merica ffewisk periodical Carter CLIFTON ATMS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO iAfi olf5-415 PAGE SEVEN t ORO OA s PRESIDENT'S SPEECH TTh, _ _ HITS U. S. BIGOTRY AND RACIAL HATRED I .LEPrerEFt sox I 1E12 Editor Jewish Chronicle, (Continued from pave one.) Detroit, Mich. genuine. No matter by what various Dear Sir:-1 note that in your is- crafts we came here, we are all now sue of Sept. 18 there appears an ar- . 'The M tide under the in the sa...…
…• 6. — MEPerkonlansnentoraca, t,PA,GE EIGHT TO LEAD ASSEMBLY AT SHAAREY ZEDEK The J. L. H UDSON CO. Miss Emma Lazarolf will train children in assembly singing, liturgi- cal music and folk songs at the Sun- SSEK 1448 All society items and other local notes should be communicated to the office of The Chronicle by S 'clock Wednesday afternoon in order to appear In the current week'. Issue. Phone Cadillac 1040, Society Edam. Mail notices ...…
…A merica lavish PerioScat Cotter CLIFTON AYANUI CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE THE‘MTRMI;AMISii gIRcei lax ACTIVELY INTERESTED IN JR. HADASSAH TEA — .acia1 and Aarson•a filarriagro Coats For girls of Every eilge –Litec SAF 111-0MENKE YOwulmrd Due to WaAingtow, FUR LINED COATS Sirs. George Feldman of 24 For One of the pretty fall weddings was solemnized in the ballroom of rand park entertained 50 guests at a bridge luncheon and sh...…
…• PAGE TEN t:1 ttOrf Ift entertained at a party given in honor far business meeting will take place Nov. 26, at Webster hall. of Miss Rose Luber by Miss Mary Tuesday evening, Oct. 20, at 89 Ro- were also discussed for a Ilalle ■w en party. Election of officers will take Weiss of Elmhurst avenue. The next wena street. place at the next meeting, to be held meeting will be held at the home of On Tuesday, Oct. 20, at the hon., of Bluebird Girl...…
…A merica Arisir Periodical Carter CLIFTON AMUR - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 5' Tic &mom/mom Ro• las 9 g m U O :-: CLASSIFIED :-: 0==:=10=0=10=01=10C10=1 0C101 Symphony Orchestra t Detroi OR CHES HALLTRA MACK B. WEISS — Strictly kosher Next Sunday Afternoon .t 3:30. FIRST SUNDAY CONCERT Grinnell'• •nd Orchestra Hall Enke. 25c, 110c, 75c, $1 (No Talt.larlS81:41 U 0 Situation. SEASON TICKETS AT REDUCED PRICES STILL ON SALE 2 U o TYPI...…
…A MenrapfAialleridiedada Our New Location: 52 5 w 0 o DWARD CLOWN MENU& CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 11- EbETROIT LWISR HROAN1CLE MICHIGAN THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1925 VOL. XVIII. NO 20 CLUB DISAPPOINTED AT FAILURE OF THE POLISH AGREEMENT 1 Chosen President of Maimonides Society ] Doctors' Society 13'}{Al B'RITH GIVES Men's Club Begins Activities Oct. 13 Elects Officers DENVER INFIRMARY BU...…
…tztakiotriEWial CARO/1MM PAGE TWO MUSICAL STUDY CLUB ABRAHAM HAITOWITSCH, BLIND VIOLINIST, BEGINS SECOND YEAR WILL PLAY AT ORCHESTRA HALL OCT. 22 The Sweetest Day in the Year I Saturday Oct. 10th A luncheon at Webster Hall on Fri- day, Oct. 2, marked the opening meeting of the second season of the Music Study Club, which is under the presidency of Mrs. A. C. Lappin. Louise Ward Conklin of Teachers' College presented an interesting pa- pe...…
…A merica Jewish periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATEN01 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO asst..s.- . set PAGE THREE ACInrnInfr MUS T NOW! Vote Nov. 3rd you believe as Lincoln did—in a govern- of the people, by the people and for I F ment the people, you are urged to register NOW and cast your vote on November 3rd! Who Must REGIS TER! HOSE who did not register for the last election ■ nd those who were registered but moved since. NDIVIDUAL tastes in ...…
…4 PISDETRO IT a LWISHORONICLE PAGE FOUR it iii WANTS COMMUNITY RELIGIOUS CENTERS Community Fund Plans Campaign pressing into leadership those men and women who are qualified to con the importance of the agreement, tection and made their present de- CHOSEN PRESIDENT duct such services with reverence and plorable situation an impossibility. OF CONGREGATION which would lead to the relief of mil- dignity. lions of Jews from undesirable pres...…
…A merico ,swish periodical Cotter CLIFTON AMC& • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ..eneeMMMOk palgn and the sale of Shekolim, rep- L Louis Rubenstein wlit give a short resentation at the last Zionist Con- talk on the activities and plans of the ference at Philadelphia, financial and home. Plans are also being made for social reports. a linen shower to benefit the horns., OO Morris Lachawit. - .6, Joseph Chaggi which will be given at the Taller and Solom...…
…11111111111111 it uO J eraold iN sA 4 Anorroct.t. PAGE SIX 4,2rr 4.%! 4.10 •yr eyg 105', re, Its pi .4.'4.A .rer 48 - 41 4,%s esri .fit • ■ 1 no. • - yt,„• "T■ l■ - -0 '1% A liEDETROVEIVISH 61- RON ICLE Clean and Sound. DIGEST Judah P. Benjamin and the Ku Klux Klan The movement of land settlement in Russia spon- By DR. HERMAN FRANK sored by the J. D. C. is adequately described as clean sound. It contains few of those elem...…
…4 Amish periodical Cotter 4MIcrieaH CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN jilt leth," is responsible for the charge that he has deliberately colored and distorted the truth in order that he shall obtain the greatest possible compensation for . his services as chairman of the United Jewish Campaign—so distorted the truth as to befuddle and delude Louis n.wc t• Marshall Felix M. Warburg, Pulius Init School of Religion: Rosenwald...…
…fitEl)unconjEwuntAROXIC,L£ PAGE EIGHT - ■ • MI • INTERESTED IN CLUB AFFAIR AT STATLER -- Mini Adeline Cohen, publicity chairman, is entire community." "An affair for the Autumn BY Dance - ei actively interested in NO. 34, 1. 0. B. B. Sunday Eve., Nov. Book Cadillac Hotel Italian Garden and Crystal Ballrooms. —Bachrach Photo. MISS ADELINE COHEN the Athena Girls' fall dance, which will be held Sunday evening, Oct. 11, at Hote...…
…A merican lavish periodical Carter CLIFTON AYENUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE Zs:WPM% itr, L0113110 ItaNICLE {3.51M 004." .000•000 Smart New Coats in Northern Muskrat arriages Engagruttnto The Way to Beauty In the lihnelhoch Shop of Toiletries! Elizabeth Arden Marie Earle Helena Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schiff (Katy, Boesky) of 1468 Filigree avenue are' ! receiving felicitations on the birth of la son, Donald Wilfred, on Se...…
…P A G E TEN Young Judaea Highland Park State Bank ALLIANCE ARGUES ON ANTI-SEMITISM Club RELIGIOUS LIFE IN Notes NEW SETTLEMENTS 1.11.11110111111•MISSICIIISIA Leaders' Council. Dr. Bernard Kahn Decries Ru mors of "Jewish Republic" In Russia as False. - LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—The prob- lem of anti-Semitism and the dislike shown to Jews by part of the Chris- tion world was discussed at the con- fe-rence of the Hebrew Christian Al- fiance, th...…
…A merican ffewislt periodical Cotter CLIFTON /MINIM • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Tiff flerRotr 0 14! o PLANS READY FOR SHAAREY ZEDEK YOUTH HALLOWE'EN DANCE CLASSIFIED :-:l POSTPONE THEIR PLAY ,...2.111.21==.0=0=0150 ,====.21 sT D etroit Symphony Orchestra II . E (. GHRA Owing to the sudden illness of one members of the cast which was caterer for weddings, banquets, of the parties, etc. Excellent food. Rates to enact E. Milton Altfeld's comedy...…
…OCTOBER 9, 1925 fitE n ellawftw i s t i Ol izoN t at September Nash Sales 83 Per Cent Above Same Month Last Year. . S • °.. Noo3ettesit4j, 4. ..- r, y vu, ■ i CLUB DISAPPOINTED AT FAILURE OF THE POLISH AGREEMENT (Contnued from page 1.) The Nash Motors Company, in closing their books for September, re- . • .1 ' 1. , WM t, port a volume of business greater by 83 per cent than that of September, 1924. The past month," says E. II. Mc Hart...…
…A merica Arish Palatka! Coder CLIFTON AVENCI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 1CL EE Our New Location: 525 WOODWARD TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1925 VOL. XVIII. NO. 19 ANTI-SEMITISM IS PISGAH LODGE BEGINS WORK ON NEW ABSENT IN ITALY COMMUNITY BUILDING ON EAST FERRY o f Dr. Cyrus Adler, LEADERS EXPECT EARLY COMPLETION Stateme...…
…ttlit:l'EANT PAGE TWO RO The child's head jerked back, and conscientious nurse, paused curiously. "Huh! Well, who are you?" "There's the little Yid who came in the wide eyes closed. The elevator door slid open and the lungs punctured," grunted the interne, "What does he say?" "Ich bin a Yid." a week ago, isn't it, nurse?" orderly rolled out the small wheeling thumping the apparently inanimate The doctor lowered his foci, close "A what?" "Ye...…
…A merica ffewish Periodical Curter CLIFTON MMUS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Tticikritorr /nun PAGE THREE RON ICLK h Find Out Send in the Coupon Learn just what allowance we can make on your Upright Piano, and how easily you can have a Grand in its place. A Beautiful Grand Piano Instead of the Up- right You Now Have is lg h , ry ry he ng irT ok is- :er ire th- to GRINNELL BROS., Detroit. ry. years old. What will you allow me for...…
…a cm. PAGE FOUR Any man or woman who labors to create such in- stitutions is a socially minded individual and deserves the recognition of the community for services rendered. We are pleased to note that Mr. Alexander's services were appreciated by his appointment to the adminis- trative board. WLEVETROIT EIVIS1161RONICIA£ SPA reilleibed Weary by 1U . SD 101 SIO-NOGAIS Jotria Chasid* Punishing Co.. Ins. Joseph J. Cummins, President and ...…
…i he ljeriMt u; /1:1 ■ r PAGE FIVE (0 Rom ICU 1601VI Colf94/1- SATURDAY —a Lon g- Planned Event—One of the Best on the October Calendar. 9Y- G1AS. JOSEPH- 1— (C.99 ■ 718111, 1921. By au. H. Josolob.) That reminds me. Announcement is made that Lady Cynthia Mosely, daughter of the late Marquis Curzon, will stand as Socialist candidate for Parliament from Stoke-on-Trent. When this daughter of the haughty Lord Curzon and grand-daughter o...…
…1111111111111111 . PitVentorrjaisniff RONICLE PAGE SIX 1 -r-- DENIES INFLUENCE OF ANTI-SEMITISM Lefkofsky Delicatessen Shop at of farming groups which have suf- Broadway Market Proves tercel from a bad harvest, $3,000; al- me say that the proposed campaign their colonization plan with any other has to deal with foreign relief for the colonization scheme. lotment for trade training in the Popularity. — "There has been an assumption on J...…
…A merica garish Periodical Cemter CLIFTON AVENUI - CINCINNATI 20, 01410 PAGE SEVEN 7 14 bDericon;incisqii Rover6 COMZET PRESIDENT FAVORS LAND PLAN S uccess Magazine Commends CHINESE PRESENT EMES PLEASED WITH PLAN TO LEAGUE J. D. C. CONFERENCE p.111, tehr isr oe v s i el t a n n yt Union Trust Scholarship which r r g e o v n e r n m r e n o t f c m a Endowment Plan. at present supply. The governmental Want Ethnical and Religious Groups de...…
…pi fil)enton;kwisn Clutoracul PAGE EIGHT Jean J. Goldkette Now in BESSARABIAN JEWS FACE LOSING FARMS WANTS COMMISSION FOR UNDERSTANDING viewing the Jewish reconstruction SYSTEM OF TERROR Charge of Redecorated least embarrassing question for the situation in Southeastern Europe. IN BULGARIAN TOWNS Graystone Ballroom. Judge Panken was tremendously im- I.eague. The league does its utmost by send-1 pressed with the plight of the Besse- Openin...…
…A merica 5CW1$11 periodical Carter CLIFTON AMOS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE PIEDLTRon;kwisnefiRometz can mean nothing but gain to the best M. J. Murphy, Councilman Can- purposes of general civilization in didate, Reiterates Lack Palestine. The Zionist University of Prejudice. may well rise to a position unrivaled in the East. It may attract other A Hazardous, Fascinating Adventure. M. J, Murphy, candidate for Coun- races in the long ru...…
…iitEfjenton;kwisnffiRoxica PAGE TEN Engagentrnts ...•••• ■ itrY, ;an/4 ,,X.N Candies CIRCUS -LAND BARBER SHOP Dr. and Mrs. 11. E. Lippitt of West Philadelphia avenue announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Judith, IS NOW OPEN AT HUDSON'S All society Items and other local notes should be communicated to the office of The Wednesday afternoon In order to appear in the current week'. Chronicle by a lock bar,.. Phone Cadill. 1040, Soci...…
…A merican 5cwish Periorileal Center CLUTCH AVENUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN 1 B. Siegel Co. Muskrat Coats are of selected northern pelts. There are ultra mod- ish models in silver or golden brown, trimmed with red fox, brown fox, beaver, raccoon, marten, or self trimmed. Expert Cleaning Plus Service 1/4 • 1 m FOREST CLEANERS AND DYERS 533.37 Forest Ave. E. fl HARRIS•KNOPPOW Mrs. Rachel Mellen of 5635 Com- monwealth avenue an...…
…fitEl9ctitunlEwist, th eft/ PAGE ; TWELVE tile compeers, he transcends the na- tional limitations through which he inevitably works and belongs to his own people, to the people among whom "—AS ONE WOMAN he lives and creates, and thus to all peoples. TO ANOTHER—" But theories, as I have said, are transitory and formulations for a day. ay Ann Tweed What I see is that dark, slim, ear- nest man in the Workers' House i n "Jack," I said, folding u...…
…A merica lavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATtNUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THIRTEEN niiiiiiiiiiii 1111 111111111 11 111 11 1111 11 111111111 111111111111111111111 111111111 11 111 11 1ffin n'A SABATINI'S ROMANCE, "THE CAROLINIAN," PREMIER TO BE AT BONSTELLE PLAYHOUSE Broadway Central Hotel IMO NEW YORK t. ELECT HARRIET R. McGRAW Joseph Hershey IS A VOTE FOR EFFICIENT PUBLIC SERVICE CANDIDATE FOR COUNCIL Newton D. Baker, Former ...…
…MINPRRIMIRERINIMIMPRI, PAGE 'F' OURTEEN Impressions Of Modern Palestine —NOTICE— We take this opportunity to expr•ss our genuine regret at not being able to accommodate many of our friends and patrons desiring to celebrate tht opening of the Winter season, Thursday, Oct. 1st. The unusual demand for tables causing many disappointments. This is in APPRECIATION of your gaol will and our desire to retain it. BERT MOSS—S. ERNEST. Florentine Ro...…
…11- A NCtiCal larith Periodical Center CLIFTON ARTHUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIFTEEN TfldgrRomltwissiffiRomme - o=olitoln o or====onor=tocto . . CLASSIFIED :-: BANKS WITHHOLD ORCHESTRA HALL li ° Detroit Symphony MACK B. WEISS- Strictly kosher caterer for weddings, banquets, parties, etc. Excellent food. Rates reasonable. 1670 Pingree Ave. Em- pire 0334-51. O 11 0 OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH, Conductor VICTOR KOLAR, Associate Conductor ...…
…OCTOBER 2, 1925 Thel)entonjansnORometz BEGIN WORK FOR NATURALIZATION CONCRETE GARBAGE and ASH RECEPTACLES De set wait mail • Court Neil. le *eat Yea. Price will increase 20 per coot. Call H. M. KOFFMAN 912 E. HANCOCK ST. Residence: Melrose 6558 DON'T WAIT TILL WINTER— ORDER NOW Council of Jewish Women An- nounce Plans For Win- ter's Activities. I a. NEW YORK.—A nation-wide cam- paign to encourage naturalization' among the foreign-bor...…
…America Palish Periodical eater tae- Our New Location: 5 25 w 0 0 DWARD VOL. XVIII. NO. 18 CLI!TON ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 TELEPHOAE CADILLAC SWISH THE.bETROIT LW [ 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN _ SEPTEMBER 25, 1925 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, Beth El Organizes ORT AND OZE GREET Religious College J .D. C CONFERENCE' DETERMINE EXTENT OF ANTI - SEMITISM College of Jewish Studies Plan- Express Hope That...…
…- PAGE TWO litc' t.:1•113.11f Cohens moved in, until this morn. ing," he remarked, "but I remember there used to be a shed with a loft that was dandy for pigeons. Is it still there?" AS ONE WOMAN "Yep," was Louie's brief, , ember. rased reply, TO ANOTHER—" "Didn't you visit the Cohens!" i n. quired Mr. Goldstein, with soma curl. by Ann Tweed osity. "No, mum, nobody visited the Coh. took At - 15.1,1 you mind, dear," old rd. "if I ens," repl...…
