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…/1)raitonfLwisn GIRONICLE PAGE Two MI/ . fan RiRe Club Notes Ju 17 ou da n e g a 7c1.,i, l1115C "tA PLAYLETS FEATURE CHANUKAH CONCERT of 03ifts from Par i5!" "Not what we give, but what we share. For the gift without the giver is bare." WHOLE year preparing for Christmas A ever since last January we have been getting ready, searching far and near. Mr. Healy even traveled to Paris for merchan- dise to make our Christmas collection t...…

…A merican "(wish Periodical Center CLIFTON AFINUI • CINCINNATI 20, 0810. PAGE THRE1 7i1E7)criton;icwistietILOA MUSICANDMUSICIANS. i f&ymmuc Victor Kolar Leads Concert, Assisted by Frederick Alex- ander and the Ypsilanti Chorus. Gifts of Lasting Elegance and Worth Attractively Priced for the Holiday Trade W E have devoted a large part of our second floor to a gift shop, where you will find various suitable odd pieces of fine furniture,...…

…PAGE FOUR TilEY)ETROttiLlY1Stl O. IL .... , decent civilization among people who Miss Regina Freund will be the "No single man not in public office HORRIBLE CONDITION have lost their ancient piety and ac- KEREN HAYESOD TO speaker of the evening this Islontlay Is doing more for America today than quired no new convictions, among evening. She will tell of her exp e ei.. CONDUCT MICHIGAN Samuel Untermyer, counsel of the EXISTING IN RUSSIA peo...…

…A merica ,}swish Ariailea! Carter CLIFTON ATT.NUI, - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIVE TiffiPerRonjonsnefRONICLE Zionist Cultural Society. tensely interesting. The members are Detroit latereelleglate Club. Chanukah party at The Zionist Cultural Society will The Intercollegiate Club of Detroit contemplating a the hems of Lucy Yoskwoita, 4747 be addressed on Tuesday evening, will hold its annual dance at the St. Antoine street, on Saturday even-...…

…1)grttorr, J, i41sIi (ilItONICLE PAGE SIX etRON ICLE TitE MICHIGAN'S JEWISII HOME PUBLICATION Publisted Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Jacob H. Schakne, Business Manager Joseph J. Cummins, President littered as second-class matter March 9, 1916, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West Cable Address: Telephone: Glendale 8326...…

…Amerka 5arisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON MMUS - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE SEVEN 7i.iii),.....; frmsnei RON tar, NOTED ARTISTS WILL APPEAR AT HADASSAH MUSICALE ON DEC. 27 rt60 . 1v1. (CerywrIght• 1921. JOSEPH- - By Chas. ti. Jessioh.) glad to see my position regarding organized Jewish opposition I ant Ku Klux Klan supported by former Ambassador to Germany to th , addressk delivere d on Thanksgiving before ■ James W. Ger•r d. In id N Yor ...…

…riicVerRon;loosnri RON ICLE PAGE EIGHT •, ocIal and Qrsonal • 'Now Showing-- Squirrel Calk Queen Eliza- beth Collar WILL ADDRESS PISGAH LODGE MONDAY EVENING Do You Seek The All Society Items and other local notes should he communicated to the office of the Chronicle by 8 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in order to appear In the current week's issue. Phone Glendale 5320. Society Editor. Mail notice• so as to be received rat late. than Wedn...…

…Amtrkam lavish Periodical eater CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE Nrigli itt&TRonInvisnORONICLE .crcial and QVsonal esSitttiC igempie ;Seth Ei POLISH DEPUTIES GREET U. S. JEWRY Notts *miyamiainikiraim- ONION-HICKEYG) Messages to American Israel Practical Gifts from a Quality Store Christmas is coming and wearable and give_ able feminine gifts reflect the tendency to- wards things practical. The good sense gift and the common sense price ...…

…PAGE TEN rimPerRnrri/Ewtr.tharna4 41 ■ 14,1• ■■•■■■•■■• Engagements "WI in Quality—Not in Price" Mrs. B. Suravitz of 702 Medbury bouevard announces the engagemen of her daughter, Sara, to Samuel Ku lie of New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lebowitz of 638 East Warren avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy E., to Emil Nussbaum. Leo Coskey of this city announces the engagement of his sister, Miss Hilda Coskey, to Theo...…

…A merica lavish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE Mepernonlpisit (11 RON nr, ELEVEN idol out of the instrument and has DR. FRANKLIN TO SPEAK ANNUAL CHANUKAH brought conflicts into our own ranks. ON WARFIELD'S 'SHYLOCK' COMMUNITY NIGHT Thus some of the most conservative have been estranged, for to them He- On Sunday morning of th a week, brew is holy only because the Torah, The annual Chanukah Community which is wri...…

…PAGE TWELVE this year than it has been for several to even greater achievements durink ulate the work of colonization, in the view of Zionist leaders, the NASH MOTORS PLANS a g asIh2 months." the e c l omin ; marked the second phase of the ac- c`ief function of the Palestine of- FOR NATIONAL SHOWS years past," said Charles B. Voorhis, The will i,, e i ode tivity of the Zionist Organization: fice. vice-president and director of sales as from d...…

…A merica apish periodical Carter CLIFTON CINCINNATI 30, OHIO mama • PAGE THIRTEEI4 7 1. 9 emortfEwisnlItHimiaids PHILIP SASSOON, M. P., DR. J. L. MAGNES FINDS FABULOUSLY WEALTHY PALESTINE IS A GOOD COUNTRY TO LIVE IN FRANKEL REPORTS JEWISH MANIFESTO I ISSUED TO ARABS I Old Folks' Dance. response. It is intended to Invite for- JEWISH ACADEMICIANS joini PLAN LARGE PROGRAM e u i t7 e rsteahkoili7 to :, i Itlh t i s akg eigiNt 4 years ...…

…TnEDEraorr,fEwisit PAGE FOURTEEN RON ICLE DECEMBER 15, 1922 Maternity Corsets Lane Bryant Cor- set. are built with a perfect knowledge of the maternity ego. e eeultemente. Re- tains stylish (Inure, health, re risme fatigue, sup.. ports abdomen and •vital omen.. $3.95 to $12.50 Maternity Dresses, Skirts, Wraps, Corsets, Petticoats and other apparel requirements for mothers-to-be. Full Line of Infants' Wear Lane Bryant Main Floor, Was...…

…Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English ILE ETROIT LWISII RRONICLE Telephone GLENDALE 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1922 VOL. XIII. NO. 2 NEW TALMUD TORAH K. K. K. DEMAND QUARTERS WILL BE OPENED JANUARY 7 YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio.—(J. C. B.)—A joint meeting of the Independent Order 'Nei lirith and the Ku Klux Klan, to be held within a week, ...…

…PAGE TWO THE 'lepton; Awls' If atONKLE t. .MUSIC 4 AND MUSICIANS ( SAMBECI1 Overwhelming Demonstration for Rachmaninoff, Soloist at Fourth Symphony Orchestra Concerts on Thursday and Friday Evenings. A packed auditorium on both Thursday and Friday evenings and wild enthusiasm for Segel Rachmaninoff marked the fourth pair of subscription concerts by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. The program was devoted entirely to Russian composers, an...…

…A merica Awish periodical eater CLIFTON AYINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO EDLTIZOITILWLSil (AWN Young Judaea Club Notes Ica; TO GIVE PALLET DANCES AT 0 E. S. BALL DEC. 25 TIKVAS ZION DEFEATS MACCABEES IN DEBATE FURNITURE" will be most appreciated and most acceptable by any woman. Take advantage of our Personal Service for Christmas shopping. TELEPHONE Mrs. Phillips, Cherry 1234 She will save you time and put your personal ideas into...…

…• Tive9erRortkingtORMICIE PAGE FOUR W.;<;1!4,00 - 4 4st i t%) Our city-wide reputation for values has been built on our abil- ity, day in and (lay out, to offer high quality furniture at tremen- dous savings. • JEWS OF UKRAINE STILL HAVE HOPE .-11 Included in our showings are the choicest products of America's leading makers—the selected of- ferings of skilled craftsmen. (Continued from page 1.) A Great Treasure Chest • of Christ...…

…A merica Pvisk Periodleal Cater CLIFTON AVINOI • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 PAGE FIVE Theacntonjr.%isn }mai PALESTINE AGRICULTURE, URBAN COLONIZATION (Continued from page 1 ) (, i - raternat ;\Totes Junior Young People's Auxiliary. The Junior Young People's Aux- iliary held its second meeting Nov. 23 at the Shaarey Zedek. Plans were discussed for literary work to be taken up this winter. Committees appointed included publicity, by-law, lite...…

…TIE berworrinnsa ['IRONICAL PAGE SIX his own congregation but as well upon the larger community. And the activities carried on by the existing organizations affiliated with the congregation and such new ones as are plan- ned, will be telling in their influence upon the Jewish life of MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION the whole community. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. It is a heartening thing to know that both...…

…A I rcrieaa Jewish Perlakiwi Cotter CLIFTON AMU* • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEVEN TILDLTRonlriiisruei RON IG Ln armpit 'Beth El Notes 5 .11. olrifT5 Isf'60 GiAS. I+. (Cagyairlaht, 1921. OSEPH-, == 13y Ch.. II. Joseph.) lernenceau is • nice man even if he does wear gray silk gloves time, They call him the Tiger. Maybe he wears the gloves to the all conceal his claws. He is now in America. He is making speeches. He that all of us are...…

…V__ If)erRortfitasnalitornaz PAGE EIGHT 41. ,.c-- oeW _s, Jacial and Qrsoned t!, 17 `km) Showing— Eastern Mink Coat Mandarin Sleeves Self Collar and Cuffs All Society Items and other local notes should be communicated to the office of the Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon In order to *ppm in the current week's issue. Phone Glendale 5326 Society Editor. kW notice... to be received not lat. than Wednesday. r-. Manufac- turers...…

…A wisk Periodical Coder CLIFTON AFINU1 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO mEDEU:011; AWIS11011:0NICLE f7 ocial and Qrsoned. ' 13.g itt la . , Practical Gifts co••••• vow Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lappin and children, Richard and Barbara Louise, of Burlingame avenue are spending a few weeks in Milwaukee, visiting with Mrs. Lappin's parents, who re- cently commemorated the fiftieth an- niversary of their marriage. from a Quality Store Christmas is coming ...…

…'Ow Primorr, (mart (A RaN PAGE TEN I . Engagements VOW ,•••••• ■•■•■•■•■■•••■••■■•M•■••■ ••••• ■ •• ■ ••••••••• ■•••••■•••• •••••• marl octal .and I iarsortat 'Pio Shop ceOripiutOlpdee SSE 1448 Woodward Avennt Our Initial Sales of the Season Selections taken from our regu- lar stock and drastically reduced. Fur Trimmed Day Wraps $69.50 - $89.50 - $135 Three-Piece Costumes $49.50 - $69.50 - $125 Evening Gowns $59.50 - $79.50 - ...…

…A merica Arisk Paiodical Cater CLIFTON AMUR - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN TIISPETROFTIEWISA(AROPOCUI n Old Firm in a New Home Isio■■ ■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■ wommalm.ILNI Restaurant For Sale O A I g *Unless you are a man of business ability with $15,000 cash—this offer is not for you. Restau- rant is in city of 325,000. Fine location in heart of business district. Enjoying noon and evening patronage of people in the clothing, furnit...…

…- - -- FACULTY OF PRAGUE UNIVERSITY JOINS STUDENTS IN STRIKE AGAINST JEWISH PRES!DENT; STRUGGLE LEADS TO RIOTS Children's Corner (Concluded from Editorial page.) AN ■ , , 1922 EC &Demon', Lisii(IIRONICLE ai PAGE TWELVE when services were held on the occa- sion of the coronation in churches and synagogues, and while the Jews of this city were solemnly parading, they were assaulted. "We have called your attention that this is due to the t...…

…,Americam Awisk Periodical Carter Michigan's Only Je wish Newspaper Printed in English CLIFTCVN AVENUE - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO liEbETROIT LWISI1 HROAICLE Telephone GLENDALE 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH ROME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1922 VOL. XIII. NO. 1 BISHOP GALLAGHER COMMENDS JEWISH AID TO CATHOLICS Efforts Keren Ilayesod Leader Dies After Operation .1 DAVE BROWN BACK Sonnino, FROM TRIP ABROAD Loyalty Is...…

…TI r, )9LTRon; lin IS/I Oi RON KW PAGE TWO MUSIC AT D MUSICIAl ■ 4sofflyirx- • • PrY . alltee 0 Varied Program Offered by Victor Kolar at Fourth Sunday Afternoon Concert. Two Soloists Appear As Assisting Artists. Do you know of any gift that would be more charming or that would please your wife or your sweetheart more than a beautiful period style writ- ing desk and cabinet, listed above. This is really a beautiful work of art on which ...…

…isiirnion;jEmsn ej_ P__ tioN Kix A Direct Importation From Italy! The Most Important Collections in Detroit! CORA L NECKLACES INCLUDING RARE GEMS, SUCH AS ANGEL SKIN AND OX-BLOOD CORAL At the Lowest Prices at Which Gem Corals Are Anywhere To Be Found coral constitutes the J J greater part of this collection, carved by the world's coral experts at Torre del Grego—for centuries the home of the world's most per- fect coral necklaces. Young ...…

…THEP er *L PAGE FOUR • urtCt ROMIG": COMES FOR TRACT COMMISSION MEETING "Our Light. Shine Everywhere" 1 Special Showing and Sale of Victor Toothaker Hand-Wrought Lamps We have again gathered togeth- er a notable collection of lamps, designed in wrought-iron, by the hand of the inimitable Victor Toothaker of East Aurora, former- ly of the Roycroft Shops. We urge ear- ly attendance and selection, as they are moving quickly at these pric...…

…PAGE FIVE T9LTROIVEIVISR6ROMICLE IMMIGRATION, HEALTH IN PALESTINE BUILDING that amount depends on the acreage tically no unemployment in Palestine portance of education, we must recog- of land occupied by Jews. The Arab at present, thanks especially to the nize that one of the most important fellah does all the work himself and does not use hired labor. More Jews, tCoatInued Frem Page One. therefore, can be given employment on tested by co...…

…Attleentorr,/twisaito CriNg, PAGE SIX ilE ET ROYFJEWISH MON ICIE by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Jacob H. Schakno, Business Manager Joseph J. Cummins, President Ilatarsd ss second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 8, 1879. "The Jewish Center." General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West A new quarterly under the above title has just made its ap- peara...…

…A mericaN ffewish periodical Curter CL1PTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN mcPcnton;LLIVISII(ARomiaz RATHENAU'S MOTHER PROCEEDS AGAINST "PROTOCOL" PRINTER Tql- 6q1Vi. GIAS 4+. (Ceeyertilit, 1921. dos EP H-,— = By Ches. H. Jesseb.) 5,g Sale of New York came in to see me the other day. He sug• gestel that we begin • campaign to raise fund. for • monument to ns Solomon in Washington. Mr. Solomon loaned I hundred thoi..nds of do...…

…VaRonjaisit OIRONICLE PAGE EIGHT C , j-kgiaa I P .IffAtIAT:21fiZ7p7 ocial and ersonal 'Now Showing- , ,t7ti gJ, - Hudson Seal Squirrel Collar and Cuffs, Mandarian . * - Sleeves All S.lety Items•nd other local notes sheuld bo communicated to the office at the Chronicle by II o'clock Wednesday aternoon in order to *poe' In the current week's Issue. Phone Glendale 6336, 5.1ety Editor. balk" .n as to be received At late thaw Wednesda...…

…TIEY)ErRonlmsn (A RON ICU; ktrignammolate.ob Hudson Seal Coats .acial and , guaranteed Quality at Low Prices Mrs. Max Grabowaky was hostess at a baeutifully appointed luncheon, followed by bridge, at her home on Colorado avenue on Friday afternoon last. .ii :to 45-inch models, made of ps.11 , ,killfully selected. They have 1,, ., ■■ if ul linings. Marten chin ,I.. or shawl collars. Marten cull , and self belts or fancy dles. Shopping will...…

…TittperymfalwORosicai PAGE TEN FALASHA TEACHERS PLEAD FOR SCHOOLS Savings of 25 Percent are available in the Sale of a Million Dollar Stock of Russek - Guaranteed ; F S which introduces the First December Sale be- 3 ginning MONDAY, DE- ei CEMBER 4th. i ;.1 . 111111',11 1 1 1 1115011 11 ligll!1 1 1112 1 1 1 1 .1M1 11 1T, 11!! I III ZIF I ! ! 16 Advertisers Appreciate The High Grade Trade of Chronicle Readers Fraternal and Club...…

…j PAGE ELEVEN Rory Aram Rorocus INMATES AT OLD FOLKS' HOME FATIMA( SCHMIDT BROS. & CO. MOVE HEADQUARTERS eAnnouncement Schmidt Bros. & Co., a firm that has been in business in Detroit for the past 10 years, has moved from its old location at 2808 Woodward avenue to 2550-54 Woodward avenue. Schmidt Bros. & Co. are commer- cial auctioneers in furniture, fix- tures, merchandise, stocks, automo- biles and estates. The firm moved because the...…

…PAGE TWELVE ME9LTROHJEWIS/1 aRONIGLE Digesting the Week's News (Concluded from Editorial page.) make a statement such as we quote. Regardless of expense, the American committee deserves the admiration and esteem of all thinking men who have followed reports of the work ac- complished. True, only a fraction of what should have been done has so far been accomplished. Yet, the credit for the collection of the tremendous sum of $50,000,000 for ...…

…A merica "mirk PerioSeal Carter — -- Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English CLIFTON MMUS • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO Telephone GLENDALE RRON. IfEbETROIT 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HpME PUBLICATION ROSIKA SCHWIMMER RELATES STORY OF FORD PEACE ARGOSY Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1922 VOL. XII. NO. 26 To Preside at Pisgah Lodge Affair Sunday J.D.C. Agreements With 2 Countries Make...…

…THt PAGE TWO Orritorr, 11;wisti (it RoN ici,r, .MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. SALIMPECII P.4 ,u4 11“1- 1. 0. B. B. TO HEAR MASTERFUL ORATOR • Beethoven Fifth Symphony Feature of Third Subscription Con- cert by Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Mme Cahier Appears As Soloist. The Joy of Owning a Masterpiece It is as impossible to grow attached to a trouble. some undependable piece of furniture as it is to an annoying, dishonest person. Think careful...…

…A merica lavish Perla&Cal Carter CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THREE ' luficrkonfrwissiffiRoxica: A Xmas Gift BUDS WIN DEBATE ON QUESTION OF YIDDISH of Good Taste, Yet Moderate in Price! • --"Y Of Club Notes Young Judaea The Buds of Judaea Sunday de- feated the Forget-Ile-Nuts of Zion in the seeond of the series of debates of the senior Young Judaea circles. The question debated Was "Resolved that Yiddish he included in...…

…PAGE FOUR TitEIATROnlinsit (ARM WEE ROSIKA SCHWIMMER RELATES STORY OF FORD PEACE ARGOSY (Continued from page 1.) boat on arrival. I was quite relieved to find the interviewers full of cu- riosity about my views on Henry Ford. She Hears of Henry Ford. "Have you seen Henry Ford?" "What do you think of Ford's peace offer?" "Are you going to see Ford?" These were the first question: asked by the reporters that met u oh the Rijndam. It was from ...…

…A merica ffewish Periaileal Carta CLIFTON AMOR - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE DR. AARONS HONORED AT UPLIFT CLUB BANQUET 1 !boomed for Mayor of Detroit; "Aaron. for Mayor Club" Formed. The Uplift Club, the only non-parti- san political club in Detroit, gave a farewell banquet to its president, Dr. Joseph Aarons, on Saturday even- ing, Nov. 18, at Joseff'v Restaurant. Dr. Aarons left for San Francisco for • stay of six weeks to investigat...…

…PAGE SIX POLTROIVEIVISIIffiRONICLE was and illustrated as it is with telling pictures of men and of events and containing articles of wide and varied interest, the B'nai B'rith News is bound to exert a tremendous influence MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION upon the thinking of people in this country. With its very wide circulation, it will become more and Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Zip arch's ;gaps Jacob H...…

…America 'elvish PaloSeal Cotter CLIFTON AYINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 7i1E9E11441 . PAGE SEVEN frwisti @acroar, igruiptr Nal) El Noteti 14'6011 Oif5f -k, Re.79 11:c174, Sunday services were resumed in the temple last Sunday morning with a moot gratifying attendance. It is estimated that 1,200 persons were present. Let us maintain this record and, if possible, make it even better. GiAS. I+. JOSEPH-,=- (C.ppirrIght, 1921. By Chas. H. J...…

…- PAGE EIGHT •ta"rrati 24 .1541-. . 1 ;. '. 4 ' i / . 7,. ..02[1. Z.Sil''s 01 . • 1 `km Showing— Eastern Mink Cape- Wrap All Society items and other local notes should bo communicated to the office ol the Chronicle by • o'clock Wednesday afternoon In order to appear in the current week'. Issue. Phone Glendale 6326, Society Ed.tor. Mall notices so as to be received not later tom Wednesday. \ g • , k ,, ,I & Fine A w 1 Furs „ 1...…

…A lfferiallf Awish periodical Carter CLIFTON ArxNUZ • CINCINNATI 20, ONTO E 1)LTBOITIEWIRI uit, Firisagiva31 1.egetseib Lavishly Trimmed Super values which embody the extreme of charm, exclusiveness and artistry. Russian blouse backs, wrappy coats and cape coats, de- m o p e d in modish fabries—Lo- rella, Arabella, Gerona, Panve- laine and Lustrola. Beautifully trimmed with Beaver, Careen], Wolf and Mole. Many styles have e io ci aile fa...…

…nsilffinamow TiffiperitoTr _jAl_ PAGE TEN METZGER AGAIN HEADS ANGLICAN BISHOP IS NOT AGAINST ZIONISM 0. E. S. BALL COMMITTEE NEW YORK. —(J. C. B.) — The Right Rev. MacInnes, Anglican Bish- op of Jerusalem, now in this country, who was reported by the metropolitan press to have assailed the Zionist movement in his sermon On November 5 at the Cathedral of St. John the Di. vine, is not against Zionism," accord- ing to his statement in the "Pal...…

…Kor in ■ ist! (A itONian PAGE ELEVEN, CHILDREN AT LOCAL ORPHANAGE SWIS.\10 ■11•■■■■•■■ ■ ■ 7111‘1WKW ■WIM■11.■■■■ 47 FATIMA( CI G ARE TTE S n for TWENTY The above is a group of children who are housed at the Detroit Hebrew Orphan Home on Rowena street.' Proceeds of the dance held last Tuesday evening at th. Arcadia will go for the upkeep of the institution and the support of these children. —and after all, what other cigarette is so h...…

…PAGE TWELVE t ri_EljentorrlEwistt(ititoractz Digesting the Week's News I. 0. B. B. TO OPEN ITS 67TH YEAR AT NOVEMBER '24,1922 AFFAIR ON SUNDAY (Concluded from Editorial page.) was a just one, and the first job he put across in a renewed effort for (Concluded from page 1.) the relief of his fellow-Jews was in that promises to be on a par with getting English Jewry to increase the those of professional singers. $500,000 quota to one of $2...…

…A merica lavish periodical Curter CL1PTON AT1NUZ - CINCINNATI 30, OM …