…All Jewish News All Jewish Views HOUT BIAS WITHOUT Telephone GLENDALE IfEbETROIT LWISR 11-RONICL 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1924 VOL. XVI. NO. 24 "BANISH ALIEN JEWS Promoted Assembly JEWS WILL CONFER AND EXECUTE THEM Of Jewish Women ON FURTH ER PLANS FOR ORT MOVEMENT DARING TO RETURN" Mrs, Kohut Elected President of International Council at Vienna in 192:3. German Pa...…
…CIRO:NIUE. **now Notre The ball oom of the Bancroft Ito tel wag artistically decorated with pumpkins, corn stalks and festoons in the Halloween colors for the dance given Thursday e voting, Oct. 30, by , the Jewish Y oung People's Society. A small room if the ballroom NV S fixed as a fortune-telling booth and a gypsy prognosticator entertained the guests during the evening. Dur- ing the intermission ghost stories were told and an electrical ...…
…PAGE THREE TnufTh gon: ki ■ isn 01 RoN lac -r Club MUSIC Notes immoNINIIMIII=1111111M1 ■■ IT ()lin g Judaea Fine Furniture • nnouncingf By Harman Hoosier. Without much trumpeting of un- usual prowess or wild press stories The Mogen David n a b me t a t IIII 1 _ , about his pedal agility, Lynnwood, even Westminster las Saturday ing. David Aptekur, chairman; Louis 'Farm'''. modest, unassuming and'. Cutler, William Sarutsky and Henry wi...…
…iitey)grxon;Asisn fiiRONICL5.; PAGE FOUR ter 1 114, rot'-- it14. r C4fas-NLS%t7- of extreme opposites, the same crops of mendacity, du- plicity, terror and chicane have been brought forth. Two groups in particular have exalted and made owl noloWlir sol . Published Weakly by The Jewish Chronicle Pu ► lishlog Cs., Inc. of it a sacrosanct virtue. In Russia the Bolshevists ad- Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor vocate mendacity as a nec...…
…Tiidencort; Oi ~ 5nT.5 ---- 0-1AS. (Copywright, 1921. By Chris. H. Joseph.) PAGE FIVE isii (ft ito ■ SCHOLARLY JOURNAL MAKES APPEARANCE Fiebrew Union College Annual Contains Contributions in Seven Departments. WOODWARD is not far distant when we will laugh at the idea of a man 100 The tiler a a diStilig Ui s hed incons idered "old." Pr of essor F ritz Hber, ears of o f '`' bein g an address before the Franklin Instit ute of Phila de ...…
…lifEnerBOTT /E101%/1 at ROA taz PAGE SIX JUNIOR HADASSAH SPONSORS A DANCE Fifty-one Years in Detroit arsortai November Sale Informal Beata Planned for Nov. 16 ■ I Oriole? Tarr... An informal supper dance at Oriole ; Terrace Sunday evening, Nov. 16, will be held under the auspices of the ' Detroit Chapter of Junior Hadassah as its first social affair for the sea- son of 1924-25. Mrs. Seymour Frank heads the ticket committee and is as- o...…
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…PEPenton;fronsfithRoritaz PAGE EIGHT bate on the question: "Resolved, That Congress Be Permitted to Veto De- cisions of the Supreme Court by a Two-thirds Vote." Norman Rom and Meyer Wiesenfeld will uphold the measure and Benjamin Kurtzman and Robert Bernstein will oppose it. Asp at a farewell party in and Mrs. I. Frosh, to spend the winter in \I The marriage of Miss Yetta Cur sky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fel Siam Club. Miss Lillian...…
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…THEPC1120n;AWIS/101RoAlue Jj You must leave more than an Estate AN. OU TOIL AND STRUGGLE throughout the years to provide an estate for your loved ones. You strive to accumulate enough so that their comfort and material well-being will be definitely assured should you suddenly be taken. You want your children to enjoy better oppor- tunities than you enjoyed—to have more pleasures than you had. And, therefore, the building up of an estate...…
