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…ANfelkalf legish Palatal Cotter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PieVergonlonsn ORONIC1111 and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE -' Metropolitan Comment :LE DEPRESSION OR NO DEPRESSION nuelitions I. (lo. 'he Oracle It Jettith $1.1.14- I, 111.11pOd wish law . xix, 27): corners of thou mar ird." This to prevent owing the who were s as offer- imbibition the oper- not to the tors or by atories. This Man Retires in Comfort THIS YEAR Some call h...…
…MEDLTRorrlaum fib:mac and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE AEPrritorrlEmsn OM:7011CW proportions that to overemphasize it may mean to create it. and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE Naturally, as soon as the evidences of anti-Semitism appear even in slightest em- Nolinked Weekly hy The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co, Ise. bryonic form, we must find a way of erad- Intered as geeond.clan• matter 1ft:AM 11, 1919, at the Post. nets et Detroit. Mich., under tb• At of Mar...…
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…• PIEVETROITSMNI&DNICLE PAGE SIX and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE League of Women's Societies Annual Meeting on Feb. 4 SAX-KAY 1520 WASHINGTON BUM The League of Jewish Women's Organization, of which Mrs. Abra- ham Srere is president, is plan- ning a unique program for the annual joint meeting of all the, organizations composing the Monday A Sale! Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hork- heimer returned to their home in Wheeling, W. Va., after spending a for...…
…A lefiCalf Avisk Perio&al eater CLIFTON MEM{ • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TilEkTROIT,AWISfl soil SILVERMAN HEADS i HOUSE OF SHELTER atRuxlcul PAGE SEVEN THE LEGAL CHRONICLE _ — Men's Temple Club Ort Will Install Officers Jan. 18 Night of Games on Saturday, Jan. 12 an appeal to the women for their co-operation. Pointing out the int- ' portance of maintaining the buses which convey the children to and from school, and that the funds The Detr...…
…PtEPerRorrielamaiRorocul PAGE EIGH1 and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE Ladies' B'nai B'rith Elects Mrs. Metzger At a meeting of the Women's Auxiliary B'nai B'rith No. 122, held at the home of Mrs. Herman S. Gach, election of officers took place, resulting as follows: President, Mrs. Nathan D. Metz- ger; 1st vice-president, Mrs. Han- nah HarwIth; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Joseph Sanders; 3rd vice- president; Mrs. Herbert Cohen; recording secretary, Mis...…
…America Plinth PeriodicalCotter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NM PicikrgorrjEwunffiRONICLE and is noted as an { la itersilv of Evil, of N. V. Leading E rowan Er onontisla 1 Planting of STAGE AND SCREEN, Urges Trees in Palestine I 1 . 11(01% EMIL LEDERER, Conned, Unit resit) of Ileidellwrg PROF. 1.111ARII HEIMANN, gonad, I elitedilv of Ilanilineg preacher, and !rat years as a an important ary and educe- an enviable rep...…
…11• ThenerRonjemsfigi RON ICUS and THE 1..Z.C.As.. CHRONICLE COMMITTEE STAND AGAINST CONGRESS GETS ENDORSEMENT ( CONCLUDED P11.11 PAGE I ) upon the Soviet Government that the American people, of all creeds, would cordially welcome a more humane attitude toward religious functionaries and a more liberal policy toward religious education. I the announcement of the election Fresh Air Society, Old Folks Home • , wl • e found on tha t RABBI ...…
