A merica lavish Periodical eater CLIFTON anNua - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO I New ENDALE GL RROXICLE •■■•4■0■■■■•■•••■•■ •••••.......""ift Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English Telephone HE_DETROIT LWIS 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 5 ,1920. VOL VIII. NO. 24. Jews to Honor p ERMIT SAMUEL TO Says Russia Gives FLYING SQUADRON Ask Prof. Equality to Women Friedlaender CONTINUE WORK OF HEADS TO ADDRESS HIGH COMMISSIONER DETROIT AUDIENCE 1JEWISH CHRONICLE MOVES INTO SPACIOUS NEW HOME Mme. Lovrov, Addressing Wo- man's Club, Declares Land Is Aflame; Woman Guiding Star. Organizations Representing the Youth of the Country Launch Move for Fitting Memorial. Per Year, $3.00; Copy, 10 Casa POLISH JEWS FACE PASSPORT DELAYS, DISCOURAGEMENTS Thousands Stand in Rain Before Mane. Marie Lovrov, noted author NEW YORK.—An appeal to the Relief Felt as Zionists and British American Consulate Doors and lecturer, and a native of Russia, Jewish youth of America to dedicate Anti-Semites Curb Awaiting Turn. made her first appearance in Detroit a fitting memorial to Professor Israel 'Monday afternoon, Nov. 1, under the Criticism. Friedlaender, who was killed in the auspices of the Jewish Woman's Club, DECLARES SYSTEM NEEDS Ukraine last July while on his mis- speaking on the subject, "Education SOME STRAIGHTENING OUT sion of service to his destitute breth- INTEREST IN RELIGION and Political Influence of Women in DR. FRANKLIN PRESIDES ren, was made last night before an au- WANES FOR YOUNG JEWS Russia." AT BETH EL GATHERING dience which filled the Great Hall at By Arthur Ruhl. Mme. Lovrov, a woman of charm- City College at Convent Avenue and (Writing in the N. Y. Evening Peet) By Hon. Leonard Spero. ing personality, possessing rare stage Strauss, nationally 139th street. The meeting was called Nis. Manny presence, was enthusiastically received (Exclusive to the Chronicle.) known as a financial advisor and busi. to allow Jewish young men and wo- by one of the largest gatherings that One of the sights of Warsaw, par- consultant, and Dr. Nathan men, for whose religious education TICSS ticularly for those wino have some ac- LOICDON—There is a general feel- ever attended a 'sleeting of the club. Krass, noted orator, who recently re- Professor Friedlaender had labored, In an inspiring and instructive talk quaintance with the difficulties of get- ing of relief here that Sir Herbert turned from a visit to Eastern and to pay their respects to his memory. the speaker traced woman s progress ting passports for America in the Some of the organizations which Samuel is being allowed to settle Central Europe, who are heading the in Russia from the time of Peter the neighboring countries, is the long "flying squadron" of bankers, mer- took part were the' intercollegiate down into his duties as High Com- Great in 1762 queue of Polish Jews in front of the chants, business men, educators and Zionist Association, the Menorah In- missioner of Palestine without any She spoke of the Russian W(1111311'S American Consulate. There have been philanthropists will address a mass tervarsity Council, the League of Jew- more criticism front anti-Semitic craving and thirst for knowledge and days since the Bolshevik drive began meeting to be held in Temple Beth ish Youth, the Young Judea, the quarters or crowding from the Zion- education and deplored the fact that to threaten Warsaw when tine whole El, Fr:day evening, November 5, for Teachers' Institute and Seminary, the ists. Sir Herbert has a long row to only 15 per cent of the population of sired was black with them for blocks the Union of American Hebrew Con- Young Israel Synagogue and the hoe. He will need all those quali- Russia can read and write, due to and the police had to be called to kregations, which is conducting a na- Young bleu's and Women's Hebrew tes of far-sightedness, astute judg- Governmental hindrance, every for- clear the way. tion-wide campaign for $3,590,000 for Associations. if he speakers were ment, and urbanity tinged with firns- ward movement being thwarted. On the day I visited the Consulate John H. Finley, State Commissioner 'less on principle which distinguished a ten years' extension program. When Catherine the Great came to it was raining hard and the line of Education; Dr. Judah I.. Magnsis Isis career in cabinet oilier. the throne, Mine. Lovrov explained, During the war Mr. Strauss ren- reached only from the door down- It is curious ffsat both Mr. Lloyd of the Joint Distribution Committee dered notable service to the govern- for which Prof. Friedlaender was dis- George, WII0 could not persuade women became more emancipated stairs and through the court - and a ment as advisor in many departments bursing funds at the thine of his Samuel to join in his Coalition aminis- She painted word pictures of woman's little way down the street. There , ts and part in Revolutionary movems of the Liberty Loans and War Sav- was one day, so the Consul told me, tragic death, and Leon Hoffman and tration at the beginning of 1917, and of their dissemination of education ings Stamps Campaigns and in a num- when they had 8,000 applications, and Ruth Dressler. George M. Hyman, Mr. Asquith, whom Sir Herbert would among those who were forbidden to ber of other patriotic activities. He on an average, Inc said, they ranted President of the League of Jewish not desert. find themselves pressed is a member of the National Commit- between 500 and 1,000 applications often enough for reasons why they partake of the tree of knowledge. Youth of America, presided. Russian Women's Equality tee of the Constitutional 1.cague of daily. "With the spirit of youth we ad- should be so steadfast to the political that need. Despite cramped quarters Lovrov stated that meetings IVITH this issue if he Detroit Jew- America, chairman of the finance com- Old men in little black caps and the genius of the Montagu banking mire the soldier-like courage, the Mac- and obstacles connected with printing of women only were unknown in Rus- " ish Chronicle announces its re- mittee.of the National Committee on long black Jewish coats, stoop- cabbean heroism of l'rofessor Israel house. The general public does not sia. "Man looks upon woman in Rus- moval from the offices hitherto occu- and poldication, news sources were shouldered boys with flat derbys rest- Budgets, vice-chairman of the Busi- seem to realize that sterling loyalty Friedlaender in facing death to give increased, the size of the paper en- TIM Men's Council of New York, and succor and relief to his fellow Jews," to his friends and patriotism of the sia as absolutely his own equal," the pied in the Book building to per- larged and a more attractive typogra- ing on their ears, fuzzy-haired young is actively affiliated with many other said Mr. Hyman. "But we are not cleanest and most unselfish kind are speaker declared. "They are given manent quarters in its new home, 206 girls and wrinkled older women with phy etnployed. full equality in every way." "Russia High street west. national organizations. met merely to give expression to the outstanding characteristics of the The Chronicle's efforts met with al- brown wigs—they wait there all day, The transition was long in contem- is aflame," she said in conclusion," with the long suffering patience and Dr. Krass is bead of one of the grief at our great loss. Youth does High Commissioner. and woman is her guilding star." plation. With the amazingly rapid in- most immediate success. Accompany- determination of their race, as the No Promotion for Samuel. largest congregations in New York not mourn, for youth thinks but little The meeting was opened with the crease in the population of Detroit ing its recent reorganization and the line shuffles forward, inch by inch, It was no political promotion for taking over of the company by Jo- City and has toured the country sev- of death. Youth has life before it, reading of the 23rd Psalm by bliss came a corresponding growth of the toward the promised land. eral times in the interest of Jewish and we here this evening have before him when he left London for Jeru- Anna Solomon. Detroit Jewish community. There seph J. Cummins, were flattering in- It may appear to be moving slow- lie was not only Mr. As- us the living hopes of the Jewish peo- salem. War Sufferers abroad. sprang up, over night as it were, a creases its circulation and the amount ly, but as a matter of fact, in com- Mrs. A. Cooper Sings qu:th's second in command of the free ple. We must become the standard Several pleasing vocal selections multitude of purely Jewish enterprises of advertising space carried. parison with the emigrants of the Will Conduct Active Campaign. move- Liberal opposition, but he had at his The new home of The Chronicle is An active campaign is being vigor- bearers of a great Jewish youth ssance nearby countries, who have to wait disposal, whenever Inc cared for it, were given by Mrs. Abraham Cooper. and activities, all of which pointed to the direct result of that expansion. Dusty conducted here as a part of this ment, of that Jewish rennai and without sacrifice of principle, any accompanied on the piano by Miss a steadily increasing complexity. The The building at High street and months, often, even to have their ap- national campaign to raise the funds which l'rof. Friedlaender heralded Detroit Jewish Chronicle had passed Mildred Nadlc. plications acted on, these Polish ap- other he chose to take under Lloyd for the support of the Hebrew Union —the dawn of the golden era in J ew- Many important reports were given. its early era of struggle. It had be- Grand River avenue will be entirely plicants are particularly favored. They George. lint Inc felt his duty was to occupied by The Chronicle editorial College of Cincinnati (an institution ish history, of the Diaspora plus Pal- Mrs. Sidney Weinman, chairman of come the official mouthpiece of De- till out their papers one day and, as bring to the first government of the the Religious Committee, spoke of the troit's largest Jewish social and fra- offices, business, advertising and cir- a rule, get their passports the next. for the ordination of rabbis), for the cstine." Commissior ne Finle y d eclared that Holy Land, that combination British excellent work that was being done ternal organizations. It bent every culation departments. Ott the ground At the rate they are being hurried extension of synagogue activity, and should long remembet administrative integrity and Jewish floor have been installed two Morgen- Jewish education throughout the the whole city understanding which together would through Friday night services at the effort to meet the responsibilties en- thaler linotype machines, together through indeed, some 250,000 Polish country, for the establishment of a Friedlaender, and compared hint to provide the precedent for future rulers clubhouse, 45 Rowena street, kindling tailed by its position in the cotnniun- with stone-tables, type-cases and com- Jews will have gone to America in the rabbis' pension fund and a synagogue the Crusaders of old. next year through Warsaw alone, of the new country. Whether Sit the Sabbath Lights and reading pass- ity. With the recent census report and plete printing equipment. With the building loan fund, and for the pro- Herbert will remain for many years ages from the Bible. From Warsaw to Danzig Dr. Franklin Talks city directory statistics came the real- completion of its program, The Chron- teetibn of Jewish irights throughout high commissioner is not certain. The From Warsaw they proceed, as a Rabbi Leo M. Franklin talked on ization that more than 80,000 Jews icle, it is said, will be the best-equip- rule, to Danzig, assisted by the land, which has as its purpose the very anti-semites who complain of too one of the ped Jewish weekly printed in English prevention of enactment of class legis- much Jewish influence in British poli- the coming Comnignity Union drive had made Detroit their home. With- powerful Jewish organizations, which t and urged the wosnen to do their out seeking to differentiate between in the United States. gives advice, sends cables, tics, and imply or say outright t1 and even lation. News Sources Augmented share in the campaign. Mr. A. Lovett Reform and Conservative, Zionist and they would be glad to see the develop provides special trains, As Poland is One million three hundred thou- The editorial division of the paper meat of a nationalism which shoal d of the Citizen's League directed the Anti-Zionist, Jews of the old world full of typhus and the disease is car- sand dollars of the $3,500,000 fund has To Be First of • S ' of Educational members in the method of voting. or Jews of this, the new, the De- will keep pace with the mechanical. ried by the body louse, all the third- (Continued on Page Six.) already been raised, it has been an- Lectures Given By Shaarey• Refreshments were served at the troit Jewish Chronicle endeavored to Foreign and domestic news will be class and some of the second-class nounced by Mr. Manny Strauss, Zedek Y. P. A. close of the most enthusiastic and in- record the activities of all and to find handled by two press services, the passengers are sent to a detention chairman of the advisory committee structive meeting ever held by the something of interest to all in the Jewish Correspondence Bureau and camp and thoroughly deloused before of the campaign. This fund has been the International Jewish Press Bu- Prof. Herbert R. Cross, head of the club. Jewish news of the city, the state, the being permitted to embark. contributed by 69 cities. Two hun- Fine Arts department at the Univer- reau. This will be augmented by a nation and the world. Colonel Gilchrist, in charge of , the dred communities arc participating in sity of Michigan, a nation-wide au- number of special correspondents, The Need for Expansion American commission to fight typhus, the campaign. The need for expansion was at hand writing exclusively for The Detroit feels that there should be a 12-day thority on classic art, will speak on Noted Cleveland Jurist Speaks on Cons. mon Sense Administration of Jewish Chronicle, located in the larger Dr. Leo M. Franklin is chairman "The Old Testament in Art." before quarantine at Danzig. The officer Bishop Proposes Law to Check Their and The Chronicle sought to meet Justice. cities of the United States and in the of the local campaign and will pre- the Young People's Auxiliary of sent by our Public Health Depart- Influence in Hungary. Judge Nlanuel Levine, a noted Hon. Leopold European capitals. side at the meeting, at which there Shaarey Zedek synagogue, corner ment to oversee the departure of these Cleveland jurist, will speak on "Corn- whose first ar- Spero, A. B., will be tut solicitation for funds. Th e NVillis and Brush streets. emigrants told me however, that ticles, written from London, appeared BUDAPEST.—A presentation of meeting is purely educational. The Prof. Cross Will illustrate his talk non Sense in the Administration of inasmuch as the voyage took at least in the last issue of The Chronicle is 14 days, and as the speakers will explain the work of the with stereopticon views. A splendid Justice," at the opening meeting of the Jewish question in Hungary that delousing was the first of these correspondents Union of American Hebrew Congre- musical program has been provided. the Detroit Open Forum, Sunday, has attracted wide republication and carefully done and the emigrants re- whose weekly letters and special in- comment was made by the Bishop of gations and appeal to the Jews of this The address marks the first of a November 7. mained for a week generally in the Twenty-one speakers of national Stuhlweissenburg. Ottakar Proltazka, terviews will do much toward giving city to give to it its active support. series of educational lectures to be camp there was little danger of the and international prominence are in the course of a debate in the Na- President-Elect Declares Failure to to The Chronicle its desired interna- The meeting will he preceded by a presented by the Auxiliary this sea- disease getting into Atnerica in this scheduled to address the fifth season tional Assembly this week. Preach Tolerance and Justice tional scope. son. Other speakers in the series are religious service which starts at 7:30. way. of the Forum, according to the cur- Photographs and illustrations of pe- The bishop introduced and spoke Results in Riot. l'rof. blax I.. Nlargolis, of Dropsic Delays and Difficulties The public is cordially invited. culiarly Jewish interest will be sup- to a bill intended to restrict tine num- College, Philadelphia. who will lec- rent issue of the Detroit Forum. To nte, after hearing all summer of Other speakers on the list are: Nor- ber of Jewish students in the univer- NEW YORK—Judge Gustave Hart- plied by Underwood & Underwood, the difficulty of getting to America ture on "The Truth About Jews and Judaism," on Wednesday evening, man liapgood, former editor of Har- sity, the clinics and the colleges of man, Grand blaster of the Independ- the Wide World Photo Co. and the the spectacle was, indeed, astounding. Nov 24, and Rabbi Max Heller of per's and Collier's Weeklies. and re- agriculture. It was meant, he said, to ent Order B'rith Abraham, has made International Photo Co. Inc Finland, Esthonia, Latvia and Lith- New Orleans, who will speak some- cently American minister to Denmark; guarantee a living to the Hungarian public a letter which inc has received State News to be Featured uania, one had heard the same stories Arthur Gleason and S. K. Ratcliffe, middle classes, and at the same time from President-Elect Warren G. Jewish activities throughout the —delays and difficulties of all sorts, time in January. New $100,000 Building at 166th Street The Y. P. A. Hebrew and History authorities on British labor and so- to afford a basis for a predetermined Harding. In the course of the letter state of Michigan are to be mirrored apparently desirable people, who, in and Grand Concourse Ready in regularly-appearing columns de- spite of exchange, had scraped to- classes, conducted by Rabbi A. M. cial problems; Mlle. Marguerite selection of students. This selection Harding says: for Patients. "It is gratifying that you and your voted to news notes from l'ontiac, gether the money to cable to Wash- Hershman have proven a great suc- Clement, of the University of Paris; was to have patriotism for a basis. Louis F. Post, assistant secretary of The measure was not a plot against associates recognize the sincerity of Flint, Saginaw, Jackson, Kalamazoo, ington and pay for their vise and cess The classes, which are divided labor; Rabbi Horace J. Wolf, of Ro- the liberty of education. my protests against the outbursts, Battle Creek, Lansing and Bay City. steamer tickets—a mere vise in Latvia NEW YORK.—Attended by a into two sections, meet Thursday chester, N. Y., and a number of Amer- amounting practically to emotional in- "Since 1867," he continued, "Hun- Detroit and Detroit's Jewish life, costs 1,600 Lettish rubles—waited thousand or more men and women. evening, from 7:30 to 10. About 40 ican university professors. garian political economy and Hun- sanity, which arc most often respon- will, of course, continue to hold the months for Washington to answer, the formal dedication of the 5100000 students are enrolled. Meetings are held every Sunday, at garian trade have experienced a great sible for the pogroms, for massacres center of interest for The Chronicle. Sunday Dante. building of the Bronx Maternity Hos- and then had not heard at all or had The Auxiliary will give a dance 3 p. m., in the auditoriutn of the Cen- expansion and for this we have to of innocent victims in many lands. Space wilt be devoted to every worthy only heard that they were refuses and pital, at the northeast corner of 166th tral High School, Forest and Cass thank the Jews. By dint of their in- even sometimes in our own. 1 do not enterprise and every communal street and Grand Concourse. took Sunday evening, November 7. in the lost both cable charges and the chance avenues. l'rof. Marshall Pease, tinder telligence and tenacity of life the mean to excuse the perpetrators of achievement will be faithfully record- !place outdoors' in front of the insti- gymnasium of the synagogue. A (Continued on Psis Six) - the auspices of the Chamber Music Jews have pushed back, as it were, such crimes when I ascribe them to ed. Besides furthering these enter- tution recently. An opportunity was special orchestra has been engaged. Society, will furnish the music. The the new Hungarian generation. period of temporary insanity, because prises by every possible means given those present to contribute Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gordon will act meetings are free to the public. "Anti-Semitism as such dries not that would be to admit that the civili- through its columns, the Chronicle something toward liquidating the out- as chaperons. exist in Hungary. Our anti-Semtism zation of which we boast is a mere hopes to act in the role of historian standing obligations of the institution is such as bids us to look upon the veneer. We fail lamentably where we as well, furnishing the non-Jewish and for its maintenance, and several Jew as an essential portion of the na- do not preach effectively tolerance as news agencies of Detroit with such thousand dollars were raised. The tion, but to prevent him gaining a well as justice and security and re- data as may be sought relative to the campaign for funds is to be continued, preponderance over us. We are not spect for the rights of others as much significance of holidays, religious Many Novel 'Stunts' Promised By and the hope was expressed that at Leon Goldsmith, Chairman of faced by the problem of anti-Semi- as liberty. usages and customs, and whatever least $100,000 will be subscribed for Entertainment, "And while I hold these views as else may be of significance or interest tism, but by that of racial self-defense. Carrying on this work. Our Christianity is being made to feel to ail. peoples, irrespective of race or to the city at large. The institution is now open for the Something distinctly novel and dlr. that it is being pushed back at every creed or condition, I am especially Dr. Franklin, Editorial Head registration of patients The building step. This process deserves the name earnest in my protests against the fre- Dr. Leo M. Franklin, of Temple ferent In the way of amusement Is accommodates forty beds and will be psomised by Leon Goldsmith, chair- quent reversions to bar anty the Beth El, president of the Central Con- quent of dc-Christianization. Aiss) used exclusively for maternity cases "Our attitude of defense must not treatment of the Jewish citizens of ference of American Rabbis, whose man of the Entertainment Committee, and the treatment of diseases of chil- be looked upon by the Jews as an act many lands, a people who have com- editorials in the Chronicle have been for the Stag party to be given by i then. It was announced that the of hatred. Merely for the sake of lib- manded always my admiration bt widely quoted in the Literary Digest Pisgah Lodge, No. 34, I. 0. B. B., policy of the institution is to provide eralism we must not suffer that half their genius, industry, endurance, pa- and other sectarian and non-sectarian Monday, November 15, in its lodge free treatment and accomodation to the lawyers and the majority of metli- tience and persistence, the lives their publications, will continue to act as rooms, 28 Broadway. those who cannot afford to pay, and "While It Is not my Intention or cal men in the country be Jews. Not broad charity and philanthropy and editorial contributor. is non-sectarian. purpose to disclose the nature of the only the middle classes, but also what their obedience to the laws under Special messages, articles, and com- surprises arranged for the evening," The exercises were presided over may be called the genius of the race which they live." ment on situations affecting the Jew Mr. Goldsmith declared, "I can con- by Mayron S. Yochelson, one of the is advancing toward its extermination. will be elicited from time to time and fidently say that the evening will vice-presidents, who made the open- Hungarian literature is saturated with from various sources. An elaborate prove replete with pleasant surpIrses, ing remarks. The other speakers in- the Jewish atmosphere. We must de- exchange system to operate among It will be the most mirthful, enjoy- cluded Health Commissioner Royal fend our national culture when we sec America's Jewish dailies is also being able, fun-provoking evening the mem- S. Copeland. Congressman Anthony it endangered." contemplated. The Chronicle will be bers have enjoyed In many a month.' Plans for the erection of a new J. Griffith of the twenty-second con- regularly supplied with stories and Novel stunts of a mysterious nature, synagogue in the north Woodward gressional district; Judge John If. fiction by Elma Ehrlich Levinger, district will be completed at a meet- who occupies a high position in the vaudeville acts, music are a few of Tierney and Dr. Henry Moskowitz, the features. ing to be held at 7 o'clock Sunday literary world through her knowledge who spoke in the place of Judge Dr. Stutzman Talks evening. Nov. 7, at the home of Mr. Abraham I. Elkus. Dr. Julius Weiss, of and ability to depict Jewish life. Dr. J. 0. Stutzman, Superintendent J. M. Morris, 128 Hague avenue. A Exclusive rights for the territory chairman of the building committee, of the Detroit House of Correction, location for the newly planned syna- presented the key to the institution Edwin task, for Fourth Time Wins have been sold to The Chronicle. gave a highly Interesting and Instruc- gogue has been selected at the north- to Elias Bayer, president of the Western Chess Championship. Editorial Policy Remains Same tive talk to the members at the Mon- west corner of John R and Holbrook, Bronx Maternity Hospital, who was The editorial policy of The Chron- day meeting, on "Advanced Methods the lot chosen having 100 feet on Hol- warmly praised by Dr. Weiss for the icle will remain the same, actuated by of Prison Reform". Edward Lasker for the fourth time brook and IW feet on John R. part he had taken in the construction No won the western chess championship. Dr. Stutzman explained the new Temporary officers of the new con- a spirit of fairness and sanity. of the building. Interspersing the MANNY STRAUSS Mrs. Lasker is a daughter of Rabbi gregation will be elected at the meet- cause will be deemed too unimportant disciplinary system now in force at DR. NATHAN KRASS. speeches were selections from the to receive notice in its columns. No and Mrs. May Heller, of New Or- ing Sunday evening, when plans will the prison and which la being watched Hebrew Orphan Asylum Band. The group will be refused opportunity to with Interest by penologists through- leans. be completed for a large public mass- invocation was offered by the Rev. MURDER OF JEWISH WINE TRAGIC DEATH OF A According to a cableram received meeting. Suggestions will also be re- present its views. Without obligations out the country. The system, accord- Dr. Joseph Silverman, and the closing JEWISH SCHOLAR from to any save its public, enjoying an ing to the Superintendent, does away London Sam Rzeshelski. the 8- ceived at this meeting for a name for prayer was given by the Rev. Dr. MERCHANT STIRS HUNGARY FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAIN.— year-old Jewish chess wonder, is the new synagogue. All north Wood- independence in its sphere often de- with armed guards and all forms of William M. Kephart. nied the greatest of city dailies, The physical punishment, They are u- ready to take passage to this country, Arthur Wolfgang Kohn, a young Jew- ward residents interested in a congre- The officers of the hospital are: VIENNA.—The details made pub- ish scholar of this city, was killed together with his manager, his par- gation in their immediate vicinity are Chronicle need never hesitate in a pro- slated In the management of the President , Elias Bayer; vice-presi- fession of its faith, an opportunity to prison by the prisoners themselves cousin, as soon as the pass- and a lic by Deputy Rupert at the last ses- while climbing mountains in the vi- ents asked to communicate with Mr. Mor- dents, Harry Abberlock, Nathan A. sion of the Hungarian parliament re- cinity. He was 25 years of age, but ports arc granted to the party. for ris, 128 Hague avenue, or call Market champion whatever scents to make through a council composed of 13 in- Kommel and Myron S. Yochelsonn; for Jewish welfare, with those forces mates. garding the murder of the Jewish notwithstanding his youth, had which the American consul in Lon- 205-H. secretary, Barnett Kopellman; treas- avowedly or subtly antagonistic to How well the new system I. work- merchant I.anda has aroused much already made his mark in the field of don has applied. urer, Dr. Louis hf. Kommel. The Jewish interests it need make no com- ing and In what measure it Is appre- It is the intention to have the child excitement in that country, according jurisprudence. Ile was recently ap- JEWS FLEE VILNA. other directors of the institution are: promise or declare truce. Ever main- elated by the men was evidenced re- give exhibitions of simultaneous play pointed a professor at the Frankfort to a report from Budapest. Premier Dr. Samuel L. Bach, 981 Avenue St. Thousands of Jews have fled from taining its loyalty to Judaism, thor- cently when Dr. Stutsman and Dr. I. Teleki after a conference with other University, but before he had a in all larger cities of this country and John; Dr. Philip Leibling, 920 Avenue oughly American in spirit and tone, Z. Taub, assistant superintendent, Canada, and to have him meet some Vilna and have arrived by wagons and chance to deliver his first lecture, the members of the government, stated St. John; Dr. Julius Weiss, 748 Kelly The Chronicle can but hope that the were presented with two silver lov- that a searching investigation would accident occurred. The deceased was of the strong American players in in- by foot at Vilkomir. Representatives Street; Harris Danzig, 1055 Stebbins the gifts of the prisoners, ing cups, future will bring a continuance of the of the Jewish National Council have dividual games. be made of the affair with the idea a son of the well-known philosopher, avenue; Benjamin Markowitz, Rock- Another Jew, Dr. Emanuel Lasker, left Kovno by automobile to bring favor and support which it has en- purchased out of their prison earn- of establishing those guilty of the Leopold Kohn, and the nephew of the ville Centre; Julius Finn, 120 Broad- ings. joyed in the past. food for the refugees. holds the world's chess championship. great Jewish scholar, Moses Lazarus. crime. way. Straws and Krass Open Drive for $3,500,000 Fund Friday, Nov. 5. PROF. H. R. CROSS TO TALK ON OLD TESTAMENT ART JUDGE LEVINE TO OPEN FORUM YEAR MAYGARS CURB JEWS POGROMS CAUSED BY INSANITY OF MOMENT—Harding BRONX MATERNITY HOSPITAL DEDICATED PISGAH LODGE WILL STAGE STAG PARTY MONDAY, NOV. 15 WILL PLEAD FOR JUDAISM NORTH ENDERS PLAN FOR NEW SYNAGOGUE JEW IS WESTERN CHESS CHAMPION