PAGE NINE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Statement of the Ownership, Manage. maks, Circulation, Etc., Required by the Act of Congress of August 24, 1912. Of the Detroit Jewish (hronicle, pub- NEW YORK CAST TO GIVE YIDDISH PLAY lished weekly at Detroit, :Michigan, for October 1, 1919. State of Michigan, County of Wayne, ow. Before me, a notary public In and for the the State and County aforesaid, personally appeared Joseph 3. Cum- m i na , wino, having been duly sworn an. e ardIng to law, deposes and says that he Is the business manager of the Detroit Jewish Chronicle, arid that the follow- ing is, to the best of his knowledge and belief, a true statement of the owner- ship, management rand if a daily paper, the circulation), etc., of the aforesaid publication fur the date shown in the above caption, required by the Act of August 24, 1912, embodied In section 443, Postal Laws and Regulations, print- ed on the reverse of this form, to wit: I. That the names WM addresses of the publisher, editor. managing editor an d ',ti d iness managers are: Publisher, Publishing Co., The Jest loll Inc., 226 Book Building, Itrolt; editor, Rabbi Leo 31. Frank. In, 6911 Woodward avenue. Detroit; managing editor, Nathan J. (Muhl, 226 Book Bldg., Detroit; busi- ness manager. Joseph J. Cummins, 226 Book Bldg.. I letrolt. 2. T-liat, the Ownerm are; ((nee name', and itildfOSSes Of individual owners, or, if a cot- Iodation, give its name and the 111\111eg of StOCkh.,1110, addresses owning or holding 1 per cent Or more of the total amount of stock.) The Jewish Chronicle Publishing •o., Inc., 226 !took Bldg., Detroit; Joseph J. Cum- mins, t26 Book lildg., Detroit; Nathan J. Gould, 226 Book Bldg., Detroit. 3. That the known bondholders, mortgagees and other security holders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: (If there are none, so chute.) None. 4. That the two paragraphs next above, giving the names of the oWners. stockholders and security hullers, If any contain not only the list of stock- holders and trecurit y holders as they appear upon the books of the company but also, in cases where the stockholder or security holder appears upon the books of the company trustee or in any other fiduciary relation, the name of the person or corporation for whom such trustee Iv acting, is given; also that the said two paragraphs contain ointments embracing attlant's full knowledge arid belief an to the circum- stances and conditions under which stockholders and securit y holders who- do not appear upon the books of the company as trustees, hold stock and recurities In a capacity other than that of It tamable owner; and this attlant has no reason to believe that any other person, association, or corporation has any interest direct or Indirect in the mild stock, bonds, or other securities than as so stated by him. JitS. J. ci'MMINS. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of October, 1919, 11ENRY ; LICMAN. seal. (My commission expires May 26, 1920.) Temple Beth El Notes. "Vie a Man Liebt" (flow a Man Loves) will be presented in Yiddish by a New York company at the De- troit Opera House, Sunday, October 26, at a matinee and evening per • formance. Mnie. Raphaela, termed by New Yorkers, "The Jewish Tetrezzini," is with the cast. Morris Krohner, well- known character-actor, and Miss Ro- setta Ilylas, dainty soubrette, will ac- company the original company to De- troit. Leo Krim, local manager, cautions patrons to make reservations early, either by phoning Cherry 6610 or se- curing tickets at the Circle Theatre, 504 Iiastings street. CLASSIFIED • YOUNG BUSINESS MAN desires pleasant rooni, breakfast and evening dinner in a first-class private home. Address reply to Box 112, Detroit Jewish Chronicle. A BEAUTIFUL ROOM for one or two Jewish young men. References exchanged. Mrs. Morse, 515 Oakland ave., Apt. 1)-6. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM to rent. 185 Frederick st. Phone North- way 4850-M. (Continued From Page Two.) sages by them instead of using tele- grams. Individual Uniongrams may be procured front the chairman of the committee, Mrs. Mayerberg, or at the Temple. Use Uniongrams, they are helpful. Art Calendar.—The Art Calendar, produced by the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, portrays the life of Esther. It is beautifully de- signed and well worth possessing. Calendars may be obtained front Mrs. Leon Van Vliet, 227 Delaware avenue. Young People's Society.— T It e People's Society of the Young Temple held its first social meeting of the season last Sunday eventing. It was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed.. The next social affair will lie held on Sunday evening, Oct. 26th. The classes of the Young l'eople's Society will begin on Wednesday, Oct. 22nd, at 8:15. The classes to open at once are under Rabbi Mayer- Albert of the Detroit News, and Mr. Yanover, president of the So- ciety. Rabbi Mayerberg will give a thorough course on "Comparative Religions," beginning with the earliest beliefs and continuing through Juda- ism and Christianity. Mr. Albert will conduct a class in modern drama. He is a graduate of Harvard and is thor- COMFORTABLY FURNISHED room to rent for gentleman with re- fined Jewish family. Inquire 220 Med- bury ave. oughly posted in his work. Mr. Van- over will give a class in "Social Hy- giene." A class in Social Service will also be opened, All who are inter- ested in these classes are requested to be present at the opening meeting on Wednesday eventing, Oct. 22nd, at 8:15. Junior Young People's Society— The Junior Young People's Society of the Temple will hold its first meet- ing on Sunday afternoon, Oct. 26th, at 3 o'clock. All pupils of the re- ligious school over the age of 15 are eligible to become members. Boy Scouts.—The Boy Scouts of the Temple meet under the leadership of NIr. Milton Aronheim, Scout- masterj and his assistant, Mr. Reuben Rosenfield, every Thursday evening at 7:30. Boys around the age of fif- teen and sixteen are especially re- quested to join the troop. Junior Scouts.—The first meeting of the Junior Scouts will be held on Nlontlay afternoon, Nov. 3rd, at . * o'clock. All boyS in the cmlIttlalilbc over ten years of age are welcome to join the troop. The troop is Under the leadership of d1 r. Cecil Sillman. PLAN FURTHER MASS ANTI-JEWISH FORCES IN PALESTINE UNITE MEETINGS OF PROTEST LONDON. — Energetic measures are being adopted by the Mohamme- dans and the Christians in Palestine in their efforts to prevent the Jews from becoming the ruling powers there. The Palestinian correspondent oh the London Times reports that the anti-Jewish forces are uniting to oppose the Jewish occupation of the country, and that they have pledged themselves not to sell any land to the Jews. The only possible way by which a Jewish state can be established in Palestine without great bloodshed, according to the Times correspon- dent, is with the strong military sup- port of England. As the situation now stands, the Christians would prefer to see the holy Land in the hands of the Mohannnedans, rather than have-jt bscome the homeland-of lif• jewS. Contending that this attitude is to be deplored, the correspondent goes en to say that in his opinion the de- mands of the Zionists arc moderate, Rabbi Nahum Ash, of Chenstochow, and that there is no reason for this was assaulted in the street on his opposition on the part of the Moham- way to the synagogue by a soldier medans or the Christians. who insisted on cutting his beard Fortunately, a French officer appear- A massacre of Jew's occurred at ed on the scene and saved the Rabbi front this outrage. The soldier was I'ereyaslav (Ukraine), in the course of which 326 Jews lost their lives. arrested. New York.—At a conference of Ukrainian, Polish, Rumanian, and Russian Jews at the Hotel McAlpin, it was decided to hold a mass meet- ing and a mourning procession at the e nd of this month for the victims of the pogroms in Eastern Europe. Sim- ilar demonstrations will be held simultaneously in all the large cities of the country as a means of protest- ing to all America the massacres of the Jews in those countries. Louis Scharloff, Chairman of the Jewish Soldiers and Sailors' Veteran League, announced that his organi- zation had planned to march to Wash- ington, carrying with it a set of reso- • lotions calling upon the government to take action in the present crisis. He stated that, if it were found ad- visable..to take this march, at least I,000 men would be in line. One &legate said that his whole family had been wiped out in Ukrainia and that it was high time some deli- nie action be taken. 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