…TimPrritorrlEivistiffiapPlicta PAGE FOUR .01-1%. • 1140,11 • ems war fovnee neenno Published Weekly by The Jewish Clir Wen FAlithigg he. Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. &Imbue, B • , Manager Entered ae Second-elan Potter 1I•rch S. I kW at the Postal.. at Detroit, Mich.. ceder the Act of litrch 3, init.. General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West Ceble Address: Chronicle Telephone, Glendale 9300 L...…
…INerieaM PIVith Periodical Ceffter PAGE FIVE tekentordr,wisnOwNicw. fi_ GlAS. praweweten. c.JOSEPH--- 11121. s, Claw H. Jimiseb.) I had occasion not so long ago to discuss with a very distinguished Eng- lishman our good friend Zangwill. His criticism of Zansnvill was that he approached serious matters in a flippant and cynical way. The result was that he never reached anywhere. Ile had a good time making everybody else mad and probabl...…
…PiEDLTROIT iANISH PAGE SIX (al PON ICU Engagements oct arsona , 1 Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Gosavitch of 2652 Hazelwood avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Ethel, to Joseph Cherniack of Winnipeg, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ortner of Louis- vflle, Ky., announce the engagement of their daughter, Leona, to Max Bachrach, son of Sir. and Mrs. Ii. J. Bachrach of this city. air. Bachrach,' All aaais Items and other local notes should...…
…VelIGIN lavish Periodical Cotter CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEMI TilEIDErRonALtsri0.11tomcir , bertvtic k. Lovely Summer Dresses To Add Comfort and Pleasure To a Summer Day Dresses which display in every line the newest phases of summer fash- ions. Dainty embroidery, bits of self applique, collar arid ruffs of white or- gandy, soft lace edges and unique pleat and tuck grouping are a few of fliarriatiro SHLAIN-LAPATIN Aaron Nochimson o...…
…Tt .bemon; PAGE EIGHT ARON ICLE Fraternal and Club Notes Police Offid (el Women's European Welfare. The last fleeting of the Jewish Women's European Welfare Organiz- titian was held at the Farnsworth Synagogue Tuesday evening, June 10. A report that the organization was not issuing any more transportation tickets to European orphans was de- nied. The work of raising money to purchase the tickets and to provide for the orphans until they ...…
…warm ffesvisk Periodeal Carter CLIFTON AVINUI • OPICINSAII 30, OPI10 I ■ PACE NINE Thu tkriton:Iposn oRONICLt. REFINED country home, 17 miles FOR RENT— Beautiful furnished apartment for two or three months. from city hall, East Jefferson Lake- :-: L. II. Harman, 1715 Burlingame. shore, is for sale or lease. Can make very attractive terms for re WANTED—Refined young lady sponsible party. For appointment FOR RENT — Would like to share beau...…
…Thenemorr, kraut GIRoNICIA lished in Shanghai, the nucleus is VILNA JEWS HONOR here, and surprisingly long strides PROSELYTE'S MEMORY have been made in that direction. It is both amazing and gratifying to VILNA.—(J. T. A.)—The memory realize that in such a remote corner of the globe, so cut off from Jewish of the "Righteous Proselyte," Count stimulation and atmosphere, the tra- Pototzky, who embraced Judaism 150 Expeditions Headed by Slousch ...…
…*crime Savisk Perk(lial Coder All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI BO, OHIO HRONICLE ifEbETROIT Telephone CI.F.NDALE 9-34-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1924 VOL. XVI, NO. 3 ROUMANIAN JOURNAL CHIDES GOVERNMENT FOR ITS WEAKNESS Backs Measure Aiding Temporary Residents Ver Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents ork) d Life W GREAT JEWISH HOST FAMOUS...…
…mr,i)rmorr, frwisn PAGE TWO jumped Immediately off his animal and knelt before the stranger, asking his pardon. But the stranger would not listen and continued on his way, deeply insulted. The rabbi followed him all day and, when he reached the stranger's home, again begged his pardon. After the neighbors had heard the story and had joined their pleadings for forgiveness with those of the rabbi, the insulted one said: "I pardon you, but only...…
…wericam Pwisk Periodical Cotta CLIFTON ovum . CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE COVENANT MEMBERS STAGING BARBECUE Old-Fashioned Affair to Take Place All Day Sunday. Sunday, June 15, the Covenant Club will entertain its members and their families and friends at an old- fashioned barbegue. The farm where the feast will be staged is reached by Proceeding to 12900 Gratiot avenue, turning to the right and following the signs that have been plac...…
…America 7111:1)unton; /twist' OKONICIL PAGE FOUR _ . szA- cs ill ~ of the most gifted, intelligent ministers in that church who have renounced the miraculous in the Christian re- ligion for the essence of the religion to live and practice see ... wruneafteelueee.ne eon to Published Weekly by The Jewieb talon, e PoblIshing Ca., Inc. the teaching of the humble Nazarene. It is not an ac- Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor cident that B...…
…rialto ffewisk Periodlad Cada mirror, sysHos - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO jiti)crRolt;//3iisnetitoNicir, 11*6 SEMINARY RABBIS- Coe,ifr, FILL NEW PULPITS GlAS. o s (Cwwirright, 1821. Be CAA.. H. lenwh.1 Those Jewish students of Eastern Europe who had pinned their hopes on the suggested Jewish university in the free city of Danzig are apparently doomed to disappointment, for, according to a well founded report, the au- thorities of Danzig have...…
…AMelied, PAGE SIX PIEDETROIrchNISliatRONICLE ,acial an arsonai lEngagentriLl 111.1.1•WS*M••••••••••• ■ •• ■ •• Ready With Sports Wear and Vacation Outfits ••••••••• ■ •••••••••••.. We are ready at Hudson's to outfit you for your summer's good times, with Sport Suits in both the Silk and Wool Im- ports and the season's new Flannels; Blouses and Sweat- ers; Sport Skirts in all the wanted styles and shades, and a most attractive selection...…
…writ= ffewisk Periodical Cada fJlpreM AM= • 1.10•111•11H Sa s am PAGE SEVEN Tiicifixaortionsin alitom lac .4.1ittrriane5 Mr. and Mrs. David M. Ferrer I Betty Limit of 2041 Blaine avenue al111011Ileit the birth of a daughter, Jean Lind, June 4. Mr. and Mrs. lien N. Waterstone ( Kitty Goldstein) of 2670 Gladstone, announce the birth of a avenue daughter, June 7. Mr. and Mrs. Max Dushkin of 1675 West Euclid avenue announce the birth of a ...…
…PAGE EIGHT ThElierRorrimsneIRON104 Ifraternal anti Club Plates11 CHOSEN CHANCELLOR OF LAW FRATERNITY ( Wilbur De Young Honored Because F. U. N. Girl.. The F. U. N. Girls organized two months ago as a club to sponsor out- of-door activities, such as hiking, ca- noeing, tennis and other sports. The officers are Rose Cornfield, president; Fay Waronoff, secretary, and Marian Fink, treasurer. The club entertained the Alpine Social Club at th...…
…'afro fewisk Periodical Carter CLUTON ATMS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PIE ikritorrfristss :-: CLASSIFIED :-: (fIkttr ■ Irtt; FOR RENT- 2301 Blaine. Nicely FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room REFINED country home, 17 miles from city hall East Jefferson Lake- or sun parlor for gentleman. Phone furnished room for refined Jewish shore, is for sale or lease. Can Empire 1111.W. gentleman. l'hone Garfield 7905-M. make very attractive terms for re- sponsib...…
…JUNE 13, 1924 Nperneorri tEwisheiRMIC14 Prnffire BY DAVID J. HIRSCH SOCIOLOGIC EXPERTS FAMOUS WHEELMAN WINS IN THRILLING MEET IN TORONTO, RACE TO JERUSALEM 11111111111 U1111 11nu NOT (Concluded from page 1.) ONO TO SOY fE (Concluded MOUSE The old story of payments on your own home versus rent re- ceipts has been told often. But like lots of old Wes it is only too true. We'll tell you how to pro- ceed. ML MBEP Aglikpl Of MIT tree ...…
…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS THEbETROITAWISR HRONICLE Telephone GLENDALE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XVI, NO. 2 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1924 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents Adolph Lewiso Lewisohn HEBREW UNIVERSITY Oscar Straus Back [Sa ys World's Task U. S. SUPREME COURT (inspired Of Starting RABBINIC VISITORS Cottage System] Is Labor for Pence Is 75 Years Old GETS $100000 ...…
…TrO)entotr, ionsn "troy KU PAGE TWO previously sonic Europeans had visited them saying that they too were white Falashas, but that they later turned out to be Christian missionaries. As a result of their activity, large num- bers of Falashas had been converted to the new religion and were lost for- ever to the House of Israel. They frankly told him they were fearful he Was one more of these missionaries who would attempt to wean them away (r...…
…VVitali r. • faith Palatka! Carter • CINCIHN ► 1 10, OHIO CLUTCH fill ( i)crizori;fi.wisri (ii itox Ir. Ask Your Dealer for "On-to-Alaska" Trip Gunsberg's Products for July, 1925. Comfort and Beauty George E. Buchanan announces that there will be another "On to Alaska" trip for boys in July, 1925. Last summer 48 boys earned their way to Alaska. These boys sold ash baskets and "On to Alaska" pencils KOSHER SAUSAGES AND DELICATESSE...…
…TricikritorYoisilA RON ICLE PAGE FOUR Palestine As 1 View It By FELIX M. WARBURG (Copyright, 1924, Jewish Tele,rraphie Agency.) Before I sailed for Palestine I talk- ed with Dr. Chaim Weizmann, the great leader of the World Zionist Or- ganization. I told him of my intention to observe what is actually taking place in Palestine, especially of my desire to convince myself how the moneys are being spent, how the peo- ple there are working, h...…
…pram Saris* Periacal Carta curves AMU* • comma' so, woo 7il F. (fi Romat; PAGE FIVE 1 I ;IFrat!:rniti 2111 Thai Fel Siam Club. A regular meeting of the Fel Siem , Club was held Sunday, June 1, at the home of Miss Julia Berlin. Final ar- rangements were made for the din- ner-dance to be given at the Masonic 'Country nub Friday, June 6. The next regular meeting will be held at the residence of Miss Betty ' Athens Girl. Club. -tr:A T...…
…PiEncruon-lisisti PAGE SIX rtV2Z ksc4 C-',T42-15 amine the reason for the persistence of Judaism throughout the centuries. Have there not been times in the history of human- w By ABRAHAM CAPLAN ° ..:,1.:luny Ce., Inc_ Published Weekly by Tb. Jewish Chem. ity when the Jew was recognized as an equal and no Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor discrimination shown? There have been periods in the Jacob H. Schakne, Business Mansion history o...…
…werkam garish periodical eater CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TREfiErROtt;1 13 ■1 till (1 RON ICU: 51.tf5-1-Cri: „ ••• ■ •• ■ ••• ■ W*SWim.aw• r artmilt •••• rth El *ngittaiti Nero Notre Miss Gerald Goldfarb entertainer •■•••■•■■ •••••.M.,••• ■■ •••••••• ■•■ ••• NI•e • A 4 Frail efSeuers , . . ._.___,. „T,„,,,..T.,:,_-_ . , ,\, , .‘.,imoillir,,',i,,,,pvill,- , , , , , .. i, -ir.,,„,..fif i /,,,, '1 ' ,— \ ■ , .4,„.0 og .g.Kgif...…
…America, PrEtkrRon;ft.wisfiewtracm PAGE EIGHT JUDAEANS ARRANGE VARIED PROGRAM! Prom inent Speakers sad Musician. , Will Take Part. Ansociety Items ami d other 1.0 notes e bould be ceinommicate4 to the am<e et 71se Chronicle be 6 o'clock Wednetday •Iternoen in order to appear in the current week's Mall notice. or at to be recolved not late, Woe, Phone Glenda/. 9300, Society Editor. tans Wedoesrlay. At a meeting of the board of di- rector...…
…erica ffelvisit Periodical coda CLIFTON ATU4111 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO pr;Pgriton: Awissi (A Rom it:LE ia 1' a nd Qrsonal • 41 4 t ( tLi 2 A- Miss Fay Rosenberg left last week for a two mantha' stay in l'aris, v. Sports Wool Sweaters Mrs. Nathaniel Nathan and chit. (Inert of Clairnmunt avenue have re- turned to the city after spending eight months in Arizona and Cali- fornia. Popular styles for sports wear and general wear. Slip-on s...…
…a 4satini ► • ..kairk. PI 9LTROI I; j/.% IS/fall:0\1CM PAGE TEN Announces Senatorial Candi- ! dacy on Platform of Serv- ice to Wayne Country. NI•m ■ ar C c0it without sacrifice of st yl e That is our welcome mes:.age to stout women. Comfort without sacrifice of style, as applied to fine footwear, may now be had in SIZES TO _ (IDA'PTO SHOES Jew STOUT WOMEN They are designed, first of all to provide perfect fit, and complete foot WID...…
…Nevem Palish Periodical eater CLITTON AMUR - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN Tit tl bin toli; /Ems/ (iIanlets AN INTERPRETER OF EAST TO WEST All Books of All Publishers LIBERTY :-: CLASSIFIED :-: The Story of Chayim Bloch, Who Has Created a Sensation in Literary Europe. CHICAGO BLVD., 1951--We invite Public's Eager Request Brings Romantic Actor Here Sun- day, June 8. - - Shopping Directory -- AWNINGS Detroit is in fora treat once m...…
…JUNE 6, 1924 741)e.riort/LwisitegONICLE ' RABBINIC VISITORS DESCRIBE PLIGHT OF NOTED SCHOOLS rnuncTnniirc DAVID J. HIRSCH BY I CONSTANTLY IMPROVED . (Continued from Page 1) (1 _is wto vfil Air There I. • mine of happinees- 4 golden happines• to be found in he ownership of your own home. )on't throw away your money on ig•mble—kuy your home with the ant money. gaik OT MPOI MI I (SIMI BOARS URSCD5WISIIMPIAIPASSN Ur IRS l a • .1 ....…
…v istrricat ffewish Periodical Cada I Jewish News I Jewish Views ITHOUT BIAS Marron Mein curcinenn an onto II- EbETROIT WISH HRONICLE) THE INDUSTRY IMMINENT IN NEW YORK CITY [Aged Scholar Hails Triumph of Sciencel Return to Ideals Of Judaism Urged Governor Silzer and Marshall Urge Religious Revival As . Imperative Need. Unit Seeks RUTENBERG PROJECT Medical To Broaden Scope RECEIVES BACKING OF FOUR GROUPS _ __ __ 9-3-0-0 Per 'Year, $...…
…• PAGE TWO 71IEWIt011 /Mut tam /J. ■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■ MWOLIVILWILW ■ ■■■■■ <*, for he knew that the water I caked, carriers were nut students of the law, nor could they give a great deal of money to the poor and needy. Ile ; wondered what good deeds they had performed in this world that Elijah should say they would be happy in the world to come. Ile approached the water carriers and asked: "My friends, since you do not study the law. and a...…
…*aim lavish Perlalied Coder CLIFTON AIIINUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO MEkTROIT, IEWISHICAROPi ICU; I SPECIAL SELLING OF RuBys famous"63 . Chiffon Rose Athena Girls. Suffola Girls. The first hike of the season of the Athena Girls Club held Sunday, May 25, proved a success. The next meet- ing of the club will be held Tuesday, 'June 3, at the Y. W. II. A., 249 Ro- wena street. The social committee is planning II series of activities for th...…
…,Aliterita ■ PAGE kuur. 711 r: P.Tnon; /non 0Ro.N lc 11 6Cgacaler&‘%%tM.U.xri- ct t k .•_\1., TtEDEPROIT BWISIleurnic • winorm.. monsf•e“armvaam Published Weekly by The Jewish Chrunifilt Publishing Etas Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H, Schakne, ry Entine.. Manager Entered as Second-eke. mat. March 3. 1..1, is , the PoetidlIce at Detroit, glieb, under the Act of lis • 0 , General Offices and Publication Building...…
…voltam ffewisk Perkdical Carta CLIFTON AMOS - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO r 1)/NR011; if:WIS/ I ORM 1)1.1' 1300K REVIEWS 1416Cti oep4T5 G-IAS. "FP. 1CopporrIght. 1921. Seeing the South Through Soft and Academic Eyes. Hp Chao. H. Jeseoh.1 We have had a very rainy May. Every bard-headed business man knows the reason—the investigations in Washington. The overthrow of the I'oin- care militaristpolicy in France an is due (ask any hard-headed busine...…
…,Aiteria ficpcmolifrnsifetRoxicLE PAGE SIX JactaLand ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT TO DAVID B. BERGER Two Very Important Sales Begin in the Hudson Store on Monday Morning, June 2nd. Qrsortai All society Hems .d other local not. should be cemsountr•red to 11.• office of TM Chronicle by 8 •clock Wedorraday •Iternoon in order to app.r in the current or.k'e 1... Phone Glendale 0300. Satre. Editor. Moll nen.. eau to be received net letee th. Weaseasq....…
…Pl_IDLTRIOITJLWIS/10 .11t0.` ■ IC IE FRESH AIR SOCIETY ASKS FOR LIBRARY A Special Group of Desires Books for Young Guest. at Summer Camp. The Fresh Air Society, which con- ducts a summer camp for Jewish chil- dren at lake St. Clair accommodat- ing 200 boys and girls every two weeks, has issued a request for books for a children's library at the camp. During inclenient weather, officers of the society have found, when the va- cationists are...…
…EIBPerRorrdinsn obtoN IC Lr: PAGE EIGHT ,11, .■ 1/77.7114, FREE ROAD MAP of Michigan octal tidal Qrsonal —safes. .4 ilk Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Prince (Gertrude Kopel) of Cleveland, Ohio, formerly of Detroit, announce the birth of a daughter, Thelma Jane, Miss Lillian Rabinowitz of 142 May 17. California avenue has returned home after an extended stay in New York Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith an- and Philadelphia. nounce the birth of a d...…
…• S evisk Periodical Cater ATISNOI CINCINNATI SO, OHIO curma PEW oonJosisn (Ai:mum: ,,w,v,,w00000..voop.A.A....-o.-.0..................Nsv...............;. ;>..% ■ ...,....woobv.a...............ww........00..w.............)., ,; NOW! .... ./ I/ e Place Your Confirmation Order NOW! CLASSIFIED :-: ENGAGED AS CANTOR Abe Max Among Leaders in Chevrolet Sale Contest. FOR FEAST OF WEEKS It is not one moment too early to to lace your ,,. „-__...…
…ki_Eikraundaun &tor Timumintre DAVID J. HIRSCH gliMes BY 1U111 I1 BEFORE Boa A Hang TERMED THE SYMBOL RETURN TO IDEALS UNTERMYER URGES OF JEWISH SERVICE • OF JUDAISM URGED SOVIET RECOGNITION I -UPIL'J You can tell the difterence be- tween • renter and • home owner at • glance. One look. like a chap who has been through the mill and the other look, independently pleased with himself. 0,A. 5, 4 DETROIT 1111413EA REAIESTME BOARD 4;k- 1 ,...…
…• • J .Asr ,r A merican ;Jewish Periodical Center 11:0B R. M %Rut's, 4 4. CLIFTON ■ VINCIE - CI:NW:NU-I 20, 011111 Director 01 ViWELL WHITEMAN HERBERT I'. 7. %MIEN ltsociate Director, Detroit, :lichan Vol. XVI • No. 1 - 26 May, 30,• 1c)24 - November 21, 102k _/ • licrofAlmed October • 1:;;;7 At the American, ,:cyNish Periodical -,enter • • On the Campus of the Hebrew Union College•lewish Intotute of Religion …
…A merica ffea r ish periodical Carter CLIFTON AraNUt - CINCINNATI 10, MO , 1924 All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS E E bETROIT LWISR(itRONIGL II- THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN NOTABLE RECEPTION AWAITS RABBIS DUE HERE ON THURSDAY COMING WITH DELEGATION IN BEHALF OF ACADEMIES Rate BELIEVES AMERICA Tuberculosis Low Among Jews WILL STILL CHANGE IMMIGRATION VIEWS Elected President New York City Survey Shows Inci...…
…TilL9ETWIL Tim (ii itoNic he is a worldly wise and brilliant office by nigh Commissioner Sir Iler• leader, a man thoroughly versed in lina Patti, heard him, and engaged bert Samuel. Rabbi Kook is the re. all practical questions, and is a lead- hi in to play at her farewell concert. cipient of two medals awarded him er of his community in the fullest basis of Jewish economic lite in Pal At first the critics were annoyed to by the British gov...…
…e fstericam ffavish Periodical eater CLIPTON AMOS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TIE Wilton:Awls/I PAGE THREE Rox It:LE ■11 "121""••••• 1.1 Club Notes young udaea rsed in a lead- fullest .nce ex- .e moved r of the ors and r people ay those k differ Herzl Judaeana. Guards of Judaea. is rabbi dean of enowned devotion Bakst in the great there he the cele- astitution [Rant nu. rstintal to in future became Slab.nlka, 'almudical At the last ...…
…Win frrann*In (Axon tett. the poor Jews go and pray. Often it into clothing and sell it right in that there are beggars mixed in with the am on the side of the young. We an- country. The same thing would apply Jews praying there, which makes a cients are terribly wrong when we re- to s hoes. Palesitne sells its hides to bad appearance. Then the agencie: sent the independence of our modern offspring. What we ancients now, England, Italy and ot...…
…America legsk Palatial! _ eat mirror+ kvisus - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE ALE ikr c itorr i ff_wissi&ordati Om.," the sur- he Jew-. the lass wish Ag gine hits- Palestine ne as Om I. If 1,, li j of n' , • link ta • It wine-po , i in of the 1 over the t. was 11• V. It h 'Is as it, 1 01INP meant in a racial sense, that Rathenau consented to continue with his work. I ' But for the remainder of the con- , ference he ignored Stinn...…
…MAY 23, 192 Itfrritort LL LI 4 sat _ e__ Et0 J't V_ For College Survey. x ernc emere t UNITED SYNAGOGUE That vTe i nstructeddd So form UNDERTAKES LARGE tee as soon as possible for the pur- of obtaining a survey of the PROGRAM OF WORK , pose work being done by Jewish agencies . BY DAVID J. HIRSCH London go in delightful time of year •••• travel. JULY, AUGUST for y ear vi Se . 11 f rom Montreel or Canediun Pacific—the short Or SEPTEMBER ee...…
…• • TiEl)entordrIvist! t'AGE ti)L1 CIFZ9titaN.Vit0=4iS'CW 54 r , 11.1 ." .01 S. rerit” .oses t Ikt, 114 4, — I. re lam. regitst NI re 40CM i gZ C'( i4f (INN The Elections In France fairs as a necessary and concomitant evil of democracy and derides any attempt to eliminate crass thievery By ABRAHAM CAPLAN SWISH fIRON1 among public officials? TilE Or is it that nebulous, unformed groping which ex- ■ shine Co., Inc. P""hedWseblY ...…
…America% ffewisk Periodical eater GUNTON ORSON •• CINCINNATI 30, OHIO lifEl PAGE FIVE ir, Tr /QM Of RON 1c 11 1 IIIIIIIII I IIIIII I IIIIII I IIIIII I IIII I IIIII III IIIIII I IIIIII 11 BOOK REVIEWS1-------- El-11 111 1 1 1 1 111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111 1 1111 1 1 1 1 ' &min= Notrs Wi elders BIAS. ( iy S• as of of act a in ire it :he re- da- of ;tic nch )icy !est • roil with us )01i- PSI- ter- hint om i- 'airs wad :able t...…
…Mo t o Pi 4Fri:on:Pim PAGE EIGHT IMPORTANT NOTICE Jet al a arsona, connsueicaned to shit •Ifts• el The eihw local nol•. •hould ha All society item. and Wednesday afternoon La order to appear in the current nook's Chronicle by 11 o'clock re eived met law lewd Phan. Glendale 9300. Society Editor. Moll notices as as to be them Wedamday. Benjamin 13 Gordon has left for Boston On business, where he will remain for a week. On his return to D...…
…o bariaut icivith Peddled eater CLIIPTON AVM OA • CINCINNATI 30, MOO rAGE Tic f;rtum - - WILL HOLD PACKAGE PARTY FOR SYNAGOGUE stocr'VTAk-01990E =4;14 " Now Come the Days of Dainty Wash Dresses 15. 111., '15, '2O,'25 1 1 . Sheer voiles, crisp ginghams, or- gandies and smart linens in all the bright new colorings. A large and varied showing, including sports styles fur days in the open as well as soft filmy costumes suit- uble bo...…
