…6 r!! r Kon; /Dom 0.1 ROA ICLE PAGE TEN nd oCiat -i- nal EDITH KOPELSON WILL PLAY IN "GOLD DIGGERS"; Qrsoj Mr. anad Mrs. Joseph Folz of Kala- mazoo were the house guests fn Mr. and Mrs. J. Victor Roemer of Vir- iginia park. Mrs. Edith Kopelson, who has been starring at the Repertory Theater in a drama entitled The Adding Ma- chine," and who has played at the Majestic Theater, has been engaged Dress Up for EASTER T'S logical to expect ...…
…A merican ffeu r ish Periodcal Center CLIFTON AVINU1 • mammal 30, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN &gricorri lEvasn(AprencLe SPEND PASSOVER WEEK IN MOUNT CLEMENS AT HOTEL ELKIN AND MINERAL SAMUEL BATHS ELKIN & SON, Proprietors Phone or Write for Reservations SAMUEL ELKIN Kaufman • "The Matzo with the Taste" Packed in sanitary cartons. Ask for the yellow box with the red "Mogen David." Baked by the well-known Matzo bakers who have been wrving th...…
…MARCH 13, 1925 y) fa ICU I 111,111S/ WI ROAM:Lt. toop, , ,aothi)n7 %hoitshpitt ahles l Jews •he can come into Palestine me d co- cities are boycotted. They cannot ainaddaelianh icsin there and settle on the buy land and live in the country. T.ie monthly to go land or enter other indust.ies. Let large cities are taxed so J ews in Unit, to which work the Keren llaye- highly that a t they make a living. us show them that their faith in us, • h...…
…A merican ffewislt Periodical Carter CL IPTON AMU{ - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 ______ Telephone GLENDALE LWISH. All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS ONLY 9-3-0-0 JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cent. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925 TOL. XVII. NO. 15 liligENHEN GIVES (Held Diplomatic Post At Court of Persians.' i LIONS TO HIGHER SCHOLARLY INQUIRY — N. Y. Rabbis Greet Jewish University...…
…• ii_IEI)ErrsIrl.,/m9srl I:0N MOIIMM, A1111 Infant Son of Insurance Man president. Homer Guck, wet ed in the toasts. An interes ting Dedicated to Career Like tore in connection with the ( ereniony was the announcement by '. Jr. Ehh- That of Father. man that among the gifts for the young son was an acre of land in "Good Furniture Is rot Elpfasii:c" The Detroit Life agency organiza- l'alestine. This was purchae ed in the I Delegates Ask Hou...…
…A merico 5avish Periodical CeNter CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE PIEDrIlt0T, mmemAr COMMITTEES NAMED FOR PURIM BALL WISH EDUCATION EXACTS TRADITION 'Tula& int: teas 'reinseny r. l'i•h- for the land in d in the 'rests at If NI XII Rs IN IC I MUSIC an.`"T",1,!":ururficuollurniY7fng7thir • --- Jewish religious school must combine the spirit of traditionalism with that Assignment. for Bicur Cholem Func- of modernism. ...…
…PfEbeTRORIEWISII &ROA ICLE PAGE FOUR' $250 ; Ben detson n, Jack B. Nei $100; Sol Goldman, N 5 0 rilture Co pany, 5maJ. M. N etzo rg etzorg, $2; Alex • Mrs Rachel Netzorg, $25• Sidney M. CAMPAIGN WORKERS $ 25; G ob o an & Ullian, $50; a , * o . - Goldsmith, Netzorg, $100; Ilarry Newman, $.,00; REFUSE TO RETIRE Sadie J. Newman, $50; eaac N ewman, !'" & Auerbach, Ily l tae rnrY '18'50" ; Go &item TILL GOAL IS WON , ), $50; $2 5; Ralph N iedel...…
…Ifeliallf ffewish periodical cotter CUPTON ...VANUA • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE TOEPETROIT,kwisit 0- limy lac ful banter, on current difficulties ex- perienced by the American family the month contained these high-lights: and solves the problems that pessimis- Mrs. Ger- throughout the day, all flit. of the 1 February was the largest month in . tic persons look upon with misgivings Charles IVolfgang, 525 tiv thoosnn,Is CAMP A1GN WORKER...…
…lii_EPenton;AinsmaiR014104 PAGE SIR L IED_E11{011 1 PA Om, /WIN TIONS.Ma TIMM IN IMMO. Published Weekly br The Jrallob Chroaklo Publishiny Co, Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager tie Poetofbra at Detroit, Wrath S. 19 - 18-.-- a- t — Mutated as Second.clae; - matter Mich.. under , the Act of March S. MP. mend a change in the immigration law which would re- move the discriminatory feature, if fo...…
…A merican ffewislr periodical Carter CLIFTON MSC& • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN PeDentonfixisliowstat iv 1.1 I t a t its X Ii- alb. is" pal Ina the la the ap- to lit are ■ 00111•11111111•1.1111.11111r By DR. ISAAC GOLD ■ the 4111- I: ton. the was the duo, heir the ■ will tow mint that daily , for moat en in bably E., stork: high make r ;tined: mune found urea hough work ion of take. la tellinc ele. inter- ar ar-...…
…- /Hi Vrtitorr, kwiglIARILV4ICIL PAGE EIGHT I PATRONS TO ATTEND DANCE BY ALUMNI Woodward Avenue—between Grand River and Slats The first annual dance of the Alum- ni Association of the United Hebrew Schools will be held Sunday evening, March 15, in the auditorium of the Talmud Torah at Philadelphia and Byron avenues. The following are natrons and patronesses: Rabbi and Mrs. A. M. Hershman, Rabbi and Mrs. Moses Fischer, Rabbi and Mrs. Judah...…
…A merica ffatisk Periodical Coder CLIFTON AVENUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE 17IE — - - Ilily0119chs /19 Eitgatirmeitto Qrsoltai'' sae 1. 1.;•att d Mr. and Mrs. J. Green of 1244 Bur- hngame avenue announce the birth of a S011, Bryant, Feb. 22. ---- Arrangements have been completed , :tin and Mrs, Lew W. Levinson lby the Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah 1 (Blanche Weisberger) are receiving ; Lodge, No. 34, 1. 0. B. B., for a card ; part...…
…int /01 HOIT /2VIStel RON IC It PAGE TEN Fraternal anb Cub ; . titer Maevlin Club. Zionist Cultural Society. Miss Rae Siegel was hostess at a Cantor Samuel Vigoda of the meeting of the Maevlin Club last Shaarey Zedek Synagogue will speak Tuesday evening. Plans were made on "The Jew in Music" at a meeting for an open meeting to be held Sun- of the Zionist Cultural Society to be day afternoon, March 29. Miss Si- held Monday evening, March 9,...…
…A merican Awls', periodical Center CLIFTON Alr/NUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN , Ekb 9uncon://:wistioNic4 SPEND PASSOVER WEEK IN MOUNT CLEMENS AT HOTEL ELKIN AND MINERAL SAMUEL BATHS ELKIN & SON, Proprietors Phone or Write for Reservations SAMUEL ELKIN I :-: CLASSIFIED S1 -- - - I Levy, 1651 Collingwood. Hemlock 0148-1 l'hone FOR RENT - Furnished room (or young man, in private family. 51?CK B. WEISS - Strictly kosher Ph...…
…MARCH 6, 1925 E JelWIT f.161S/1(iiRoNICLE gennen ■ ae GUGGENHEIM GIVES MILLIONS TO HIGHER SCHOLARLY INQUIRY ROSENWALD FINANCES SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITIONS1 cmcm.,0.--(J. T. A.)—Fourteen I scientific expeditions, embracing an- thrt,polog) , bo tany, geology, ethnology and zoology, will be financed by .I ulius Rosenwald and Marshall Field during 1925, according to a statement mat.' by the director of the Chicago Field , Museum conducting, the ...…
…American swish periodical Cada , „...-- All Jewish News 1 All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS 1 i ________ CINCINNATI 10, 01(10 II- EbETROIT _MISR Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1925 VOL. XVII. NO. 14 Recalls Distinguished Services Jewish Sculptor of Jews to American Republic •• Achieves honors FAVORS NON-QUOTA RULE FOR...…
…PIC VETBOrl; bAISketIVNICLE PAGE TWO night, Tuenday,, Building, Purim March 10. The meeting will be marked by an announcement of plans for the function. Dr. Louis We!ss, general chairman, stated that the ad- vance sale of tickets lead , him to be- lieve that the dance this year will draw a larger crowd than in previous years. WILL HEAR COMPLETE REPORTS ON BALL An °Fell meeting of the Bicur lein Society will he held at Emanuel Synagogue, Ta...…
…A merica ffewish Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATIN011 • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 PAGE THREE r, Pal ton; Awl cit Roy ict,r, SPEAKERS APPLAUD VALUE OF READING Fisc hundred persons attended the fourth annual neighborhood celebra- tion held last Monday evening at the Bernard Ginsburg Branch Library, ir street. The program 637 as opened with a dramatic reading W by Joseph Arica of the Yiddish Play- house. Solomon Schkloven, in an ad- stressed the imp...…
…litsbfirRotT,/masn Km Kul PAGE FOUR • -- e . 12result e di in fall ure Feb. gard to the Jewish school problem in in the country. Jewish public opinion in Poland • the attitude of the repre,.:- Poland ended in failure Feb. 12. was recently much excited over an the Yiddish school syst Representatives of all educational incident in the Polsilt parliament mantled that only the societies, including the Yiddiahists' when the Jewish representatio...…
…UPHOLDS JEWS' MD To N. y. CATHEDRAL i n n the Bib'e is the one in the opening I chapter which Says, generations of man. ' 'These are the [ WHERE KNOLLWOOD MEN WILL REST AFTER STRENUOUS GAMES AT GOLF V iltiltfi00 0 01- 1 4- 5 11f4 +1 1 .ii The living room of the c'uln house to be built for the Knollwood Countr Lot 'nuul' Il was this universal note Club, plans for which were , drawn up by Charles N. Agree, Detroit are inert, [ that WAS re...…
…mm!!!!!!!1b ► CiatAMOX*C- 4 40-A V PL „r 'WY/ efROX ICU WISII EVETROIFIE__ maw I. seuessus ORT 46.1.1.1.041. aea Published Weekly by The Jeurtsb Chronicle Publiebied C.., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager 91st, at the Postofac• at Detroit. intwed as Second-claw matter March 8, 1 Mich., under the At of March 3. ISM Y:etn% NS, re- re-. Nt- titude before the war. But those resentful, pro...…
…Allletlealf Parish Periodical caller MNIGILWHALr.. sae °If5 117 5 0-Nr 0-1 AS . 1 T. c.) O S EP H Kopywilaht, 1921. by Chn.. H. Joseph ---- FURRIERS APPROVE BIG CHARITY FUND *********** *******0-cattxtettoeipaaesottsa*** 0-ottioetesc H>o ott0000mtioocioc000aoaott0000*Getoo-00000ti00000000000000000 Would Organize Philanthropic Efforts in Order to Avoid Continual Drives. the color ta l and the mall ite a a a I bo mato that some day...…
…• ! ACTS AS CHAIRMAN OF EL MOSHE BALL Mrs. Anna Labret is chairman of a Purim ball to be given Sunday, March a, at the Atkinson Community WOMENS WEAR Is* Personal Shopping Service Woodward Avenue—between Grand River end State other local not. should be sommunumed to the office of The Items md All society Chronicle by 5 'clock Wednesday afternoon In order to appear in the current week's issue. Phone Glendale WOO, Society Editor. Mall noti...…
…A 1E1'16111 g yrewish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AYENOE - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE 7_;_tEltori://1,1,n I a -,N tat; frinrriagre •13 Silk@ New fashions for Spring Acclaimed by Paris The newest conceits ' the renowned coo- rs of Paris are in refresh ing rt 1110110 1 odor. :1 (;owns, Ense ruble 1, 1ers, Coats Wraps for Peery ,r/ to 1,1000 and eresing ,1,1011711. Their original Ir Hes, ornate designs and rich new colorings gill ...…
…6 if Ittg11401TifsinSil eilt01' PAGE TEN • rPraternal nub (Club ;Notes YOUNG JUDAEA PLANS MANY MARCH EVENTS RABBI LEVIN HEARS OF SCHOLAR'S DEATH Word that Rabbi Isaac Yerush , Diskin of Jerusalem died Feb s'' int received Tuesday by Rabbi Judah L. Levin of this city in a rublesrant Programs showing the varied ac- front Jerusalem. According to Itsbbi tivities of Young Judaean clubs in Levin, the deceased rabbi was one of the city have b...…
…A merico ,fewisit Periodical Carter CLIFTON AMU; • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN ALDertsonlbstsniLkamICir. MARNI'. WILL TELL OF PALESTINE TOUR :-: CLASSIFIED :-: SPORTS DIPLOMATIC EMISSARY TO PERSIA WILL SPEAK Rabbi Joseph Kornfeld, former attention. There is no thermometer head watch; no necessity for turning the ; MACK B. WEISS — Strictly kosher minister to Persia and spiritual current off or on; no filling of the caterer for weddi...…
…PicYfingoli,h,%isti (i FEBRUARY 27, 1925 RON IL IL 85 years old and is bed-ridden. I era, is REFORM SYMPOSIUM In the course of the inte rview he stet- OCCUPIES VOLUME ed that he is completing a hook 011 the COMMITTEE OF DIET DOWNS JEWISH PLEA t'at the Jewish world is turning its tressed Jewish brethren," lo..1,, ' Luzzatti, looking back eyes toward l'alestine, the land of our forefathers, and that the Jews are work, stated that it has al...…
…America *with Palatial eater cosastasts 20, 000 11-EDETROITA EWISII 11-RONICLI Builders' Number THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Builders' Number Section Two DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1925 iiiiiMiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiniiiitiiiiiiiiiiininiiiliMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilininniiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiIiiiiiiiiiiIiiiiiiiinliiiiiiIiiiiig nuounummussomarasalanarmaxecommassamenerincomuctio...…
…rilEWRI We' F wpm IZONICLE PAGE TWO ENGLISII COMMONS DISCUSS REFUGEES After Vigorous Debate, House EUGENE MEYER DIES; WAS 83 YEARS OLD Builders ' Show Deemed Harbinger Of Great Realty Development BUILDING ACTIVITY GROWING RAPIDLY of Banker Was Headof Fr•neo•Ameri- F Muc h • Ex ess anuary 0 per. lions . • Mond and Sassoon Are Given Mention (Both J. W. B. ANNOUNCES NEW APPOINTMEN . Pi Dr. Salty. to Head Depart,,,.„ Extension Educa...…
…A merica 'midi periodical eater CLIFTON AYLNU1 - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO ' PAGE THREE 7i1Epri1,11:fryisnuiRoNicul ARRANGES SPECIAL NOKOL DISPLAY TO DEMONSTRATE ITS BASIC MERITS NTS ne For the convenience of visitors to careful. and for the benefit of titha. he Itiltiers Show, the Autothatic who are considering buying an oil Staging Drives in New York, lay down a t Corporation, the local , Noltol burner, we should like tO New England, the So...…
…▪ Titb9emonfEwispOIRON !az PA GE FOUR IREVISION OF B UILDING CODE IS TER MED COMPELLING NEED before a committee of Detroit 1.1:1•1 ems a code, so systematized that necessary data pertaining to am; i titular building may be placed :7 , Iraear:vea%aurr insist upon asserting their indepen- systematic form before the are1.77, sntn'adreienr. By FRANK BURTON, without necessitating hit rk e i more than a few pages. Commissions, of Buildings ■ an...…
…A merica lavish Periodical Carter CUPTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PLIKI./t I, /Lit isrie Will ITALIAN JOURNALS I e Right Kind of a Roof Transform Your Home and LAUD FAMOUS JEW I Increase Its Value. I i Cr. lehrz to Centennial of Birth of I I ---- PAGE FIVE tun Ica; GAS TAKES PLACE OF GASOLINE IN TESTING CADILLAC MOTORS to the seminary. The check was ac- companied by the following letter: "Dear Mr. Billikopf: It affords me much pleas...…
…litsPerRon)aismaiRONICLE PAGE SIX WEIZMANN EVOKES MIGHTY RESPONSE IN NEW CAMPAIGN JEWS OF iff iUG ELDI AC R A TR; DISCUS' . EDUCATION in the checkered history of our people have w e been faced wit h a problem ss. of such magnitude and seriousness. "that there are few of the Jews whom "I come now t, Palestine and, from o .. fiail, j , U ,,,i,i , n t, hfh d . e iLih ef..: : t A, h lig. e , , ,,, ,, , , 1 ; , , i . i :: I i_ , . , ,..,,, ,)....…
…A merkam lavish Periodical Cada CLIPTON *VENUS • CINCINNATI 20, onto ~ Jf 9f IS 11 • ,h t, r 1 1 )1,1j 1 ' o DEPORTATION BILL PASSED BY HOUSE USE RADIO BROADCAS TING STATION ON REO SPEED WAGON CHASSIS SCHOOLS SPONSOR RELIGIOUS WORKI Phone Hemlock free discussion of Jewish problems. Many and various were the phases of an ecipse's effects investigated to It is patterned after such societies as of Prohibition Violation. tar ng tar the ...…
…riff) PEMINT,/knot KA PAGE EIGH1 5:55:11i fizinfitimi gr az it55555 555511551551555 55505 50111151515 1,1150010511515 115. 51555 55011111115111115110 5105155) 555505555 5555250115115 1550155 15511)555511512 111115.15155 15015011511111110 15tinmismga taix 11155)115M 5555 5555 a552152 5552555(55 5,3 5 411515111111 115511011155 T he Greatest Modern Convenience OIL-O-MATIC The Heating System Preferred By Most Detroiters OIL-O-MATIC T....…
…A merico ffewish periodical Gutter 7 Woodr'd rt Calvert •oill Ilingwood I All Jewish News i t All Jewish Views 1 WITHOUT BIAS CUPTON ATTNU1 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 11-EDETROIT LWISH. IIRONICLE THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1925 VOL. XVII. NO. 13 1 Industry EUROPEAN RULERS [Covers For Metal EmergenCy Fund GREET WEIZMANN IN CHANCELLORIES ■ SEVERELY SCORES WEALTH HOARDERS Invok...…
…Pharmonjr,%15/1 (A R 0 1•1 ICLB PAGE TWO PISGAH LODGE DANCE WILL ATTRACT MANY "Where Good Furniture Is Not Expensive" 0 Two Very Important Items for the Home DRIVE CONTINUES ANOTHER WEEK; MANAGERS CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS One thousand members of Pisgah I Lodge, No. 34, I. 0. B. B., and their friends are expected to attend the George Washington Birthday dance to be given by the lodge at the Statler With more than two-thirds of the $150,000 ...…
…A lliefiCall larisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON MINUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THKUS ThEl)gritorr li-Ntsfl(AROP9CUS HEADS 100,000 CLUB OF GREAT WEST LIFE \ tary, and Harry Schwartz, treasurer.1 Bernard Isaacs, principal of the H, of United Hebrew Schools, and Aaron 1 The Hundred Thousand Club Markson, an instructor, are advisors. , NOke$ the Great West Life Assurance Corn- t pub- he association will hold its firsMar ! pany, a Canadian in...…
…Itykriturr, IL .10,41 1 r4IL".1?. PAGE FOUR' rn coutt zesgs‘ outrage in the bloodiest hook of .human depravity and now we are treated to another piece of Hungarian sav- agery. The 64 members of the Awakening Magyars ■ 11 •• •01.710 MY1.10 who were held for the murder of 64 Jewish citizens 04il Or.. /.....1• ■■ Published Weekly by The J•wteh Chronicle Publish., C•., lac. of Kershemet in 1919 were liberated by an amnesty. The reason given ...…
…American Polish periodical eater CUPTON PAGE FIVE lill:VECK011; 5 lI _!2) Elvish LA yo.. 7 he Caravan of Hope in Europe — - ---- By ZELDA F. POPKIN ------ Across the •wiole-t1ung Russian just their bare hands, and frail hands now vcends at that, reduced by years of privation ,. < • t steppess and suffering . its way, carrying its freight of dis- small portion I sometimes as A illusioned souls into regions of new many as 25 per cent) of...…
…pil)LTRotrinisn C1RONIC16 PAGE SIX MARRIAGE A RECENT EVENT IN CHICAGO Growing with Detroit! The marriage of Miss Ruth Louise Bernstein of Chicago and Nathan S. Shapero of Detroit took place at the Drake Hotel in Chicago on Jan. 27. Every day Detroit grows—and every day there are more men and .women who want HUDSON SERVICE. To an ever-increasing number of persons the idea of buying from HUDSON'S is as funda- Woodward Avenue—between Grand...…
…PAGE SEVEN a 4 itisotx terg.isjkom _l_ wore frocks of yellow, orchid and peach georgette, respectively, and carried bouquets of roses and earns- Saul Berlin, brother of the lions. groom, was best man and Jacob Segel. fWilliam Staller and Joseph Gutfriend Mrs. Louba Lupiloff is chairman o Little M iss Sara were the ushers. t a dance to be given by the S mell's ol,,c carried The marriage of Miss Sylvia Gold. lle Ids flower l girl, w -iisti ome...…
…iftWArtiOr;PVISH ifiRONICLE PAGE EIGHT . . Mack Sennett bathing girl; Miss Min- gram committee and In el urge of let. nie Stein, as an Egyptian dancer, and ters and literature pertai nif4; t o the the Misses Anne Silverman and Eva dance, will give a report. Mrs. Kl ein Appel gave a humorous program. Re- has requested that all nernher, of freshments were served. Mine Celia her committee be prepa v!i to give Placer of Virginia park will be ...…
…A merican ffewish periodical Carter CLIFTON AVZNUI - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 IW • ty I is , nest. 21 • at • :• il2t•na I rf,. In Feder.. n• /10 w. 1111- \1. mein- IL at a slut Upsilon 'find The her-lictreit 27114 [fresh it mectind at the home 2019 IV,t 1Vinineslav was played to Miss An- a King. The ig was spent it luncheon. Drs Monti, o next Mee', tonic of Mi,, . of P. 1, Knights of Grand Lodge I of Pythias • 0 candidates the city...…
…- - a FEBRUARY 20, 1925 lifEPLIKORP,w1m(A RON It: LL NEMBEB 0EM7 REM BtAlI WARD 8•113108t MALT ASSN. H ' mcsomsgsmi. wow. lomvoiseviewooiovimwoom0000........ m, YOUTHFUL PLAYERS CREDITABLY %Lull:taw PERFORM CRED , Y. W. H. A. Drama tic Group Makes Debut at Little Theater. Not L'13 . ------ , w•Irr, 11,4koZ:M P311",i'Irr.N.41 'f . ' ' ''' 4 4i. ' • ''' l'a171% ;1)'••• ... t t , , I d ti IP C l e 0 i 0 Mrs. A. D. Philippe and daugh...…
…ff ewish Periodical Carter --....•-••—•"•-..., All ‘ ,1 CLIFTON AVINU1 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO IIRON1CL - RE DETROIT P.wish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS THE ADDED DISASTERS CONFRONT POLISH JEW, EDITOR SAYS eci I Govi 9-3-0-0 ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925 VOL. XVII. NO. 12 Telephone GLENDALE st Who Champions An Industry Heads Fe...…
…7i)L9CFROIT,PAIMI(LIRONICL E PAGE TWO Ilivirawagiaggigialaariagaviivr Orient al Cat "Where Good Furniture Is Not Expensive" Oilb[ren'5 A n• Unusual Dining Suite LurIWr 219 Mid igan Ave. Directly Opposite Book-Cadillac Hotel Unusually Priced ssa lured and they were separated, one THE TWO BROTHERS going to France, one to Egypt, one to _ Elijah desired to find out whether Tunis, the fourth, Moses ben Chenock, i II'' wits traveling wit...…
…A merico Yeutish Periodical Ccmkt Ct1yTUH AMU; • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE ;wisn (*Rom Naas 7hE entoil_ F A [VCRS TO SHARE I EXECUTIVE SONS' JOLLY TIME COMMITTEE MEMBERS OF WOMEN'S DIVISION, WHICH WILL SEEK TRIUMPH IN CAMPAIGN FOR $150,000 Eseected to Shed Sobriety •t flat Shearer Zedek Banquet. hose who are expecting a jolly dthe father and son banquet ' tiM :ongregation Shaarey Zedek of 22 are going to have their ex- Feb ation...…
…ifiEngigtwrjoihiilittaNt;t!. PAGE FOUR' me"' • Ni .11.• Z /Jr-- AlivNitie — VETROIT Ewtstl !MON ME wows.. Val °Wiwi...1 Published Wsolily by Th• Jewish Chronicle Publiahlog Ca, loc. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager Mg, et lbw Paetolleo at Detroit. sterol a. Second•claes waiter March MkIL, uader the Pat of March I. WC General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West T•leptionai ...…
…A merican ffewish periodical Gaiter CLIPT0N AlrtN01 • CINCINNATI 10, ofilo PAtir.; p_ifsideisi) 1 rf-boit H A M Reports front trained observers and reveal that s.aial workers ill I. :1111V thousands ,t1 Jews men, women and cildren, who ha left their homes ill order te proveN1 to America have been -.....- held up and stri 'tided in various sea- By Ch... H. Jox.phd ports in Englan , 1, Cermany, Rouman- (Ceoywright, 1921. Dolland. Benny Leo...…
