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CARTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
IWIS11 ORONICIt
A GREAT ACTRESS
JAMES E. CUMMINS
Income Tax Advisor
Miss Celia Adler Give. Excellent
Exhibition Here of Her Abili-
ties as a Tragedienne.
226 Hammond Bldg.
Detroit, Mich.
Phone Randolph 0673
Miss Celia Adler, who is here
for three more days to play the
star role in "The Woman Who
Killey" (Die Froi von hot Derhar-
get), on Friday evening, Saturday
and Sunday matinees and eve-
nings, at Littman's People's The-
ater, is without doubt one of the
greatest tragediennes who ap-
appeared on the local stage.
Miss Adler, in her portrayal (lur-
ing the past week-end of Reisel, in
"Street Women," gave one of the
finest exhibitions of acting.
Throughout, as the inmate of an
indecent house and later as the
lady in Dr. Sylva's home she isor-
keyed her role excellently.
The theme of the play dealt wits
the vice traffic of Jewish girls
from Poland to South America,
and the leading role called for
masterful effort, which Miss Adler
fulfilled.
Itzchok Argo, as Dr. Sylva, also
played an excellent role, with the
able assistance of the regular com-
pany.
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Hollywood Theater.
Continuing with another elabor-
ate stage show, novel features and
attractive motion picture program
the new Hollywood Theater
changes its program Sunday and
offers a presentation that appears
to be one of the most ambitious
yet attempted. On the screen will
be "The Leopard Lady," a sensa-
tional melodrama, featuring
Jacqueline Logan and an all-star
cast.
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RECORD OF EARLY
COLONY IN CHINA
Jewish Group from Asia Mi-
nor Persisted 700 Years
In 11th Century.
BOSTON.-(J. T. A.)-An au-
thentic and complete description of
the Jewish colony which came to
China in the eleventh century and
persisted for 700 years, although
completely cut off from their own
people, has beenpresented to the
Royal Asiatic Society of China by
Dr. D. MacGillivray, who has spent
years of research into the subject.
A dispatch from the Shanghai cor-
respondent of the "Christian
Science Monitor" states that the col-
ony was not completely submerged
until the beginning of the twentieth
century, when all records were sold
to the highest bidder.
Dr. GacGillivray has pieced to-
gether a remarkable story from the
written records of the colony, pre-
served on stone tablets and in man-
uscripts. The group consisted of 70
families, which were driven out of
Asia Minor, and followed the trans-
asiatie highway, then in existence,
to China. They were welcomed at
the border, and proceeded to Kai-
feng in Ilonan Province, which was
then the capital of the Sung dyn-
asty. llere they built a synagogue
on the banks of the Yellow River,
and set up a community entirely
distinct from the Chinese which
surrounded them. They prospered,
intermarried with the Chinese, but
still retained their faith and racial
charactertistics.
First News of Colony.
Europe obtained its first news of
the (okay through a Catholic
priest, Father Mateo heel, who
came to ('eking early in the fif-
teenth century. A young Jew from
Kaifeng had been successful in the
district civil service examinations,
and had clone to Peking to compete
in the finals. He heard that for-
eigners were in the city, and called
upon Father Picei, telling him of
the colony which had existed at that
Dale for almost 400 jtears in Kai-
feng, having had no intercourse
with the outside world. The young
man was intensely interested in
hearing of his own people. He was
unable to read Hebrew, but was fa-
miliar with early Jewish history.
The synagogue was destroyed
several times by floods and fire, but
was always rebuilt, and was discos':
ered by foreign visitors to Kaifeng
in 1850. However, in 1886, a Chris-
tian missionary who visited the
place found only a few stones re-
maining.
Totally Assimilated.
In 1901 a wealthy Jewish mer-
chant in Shanghai attempted to re-
vive the colony's interest in Juda-
ism, and offered to rebuild the syn-
agogue, but was refused.
Members of the colony admitted
that they no longer were familiar
with the Jewish religion or cultural
background, and had been . almost
entirely absorbed by the Chinese.
At the present time they are hard-
ly distinguishable from their Chi-
nese neighbors. For at least a cen-
tury their women have bound their
feet, and they have worshipped
their ancestors in the Chinese fash-
ion.
As in the case of the Nestorian
colony in China," writes Dr. Mac
Gillivray, "the middle wall of the
partition between them and the
Chinese wore thin and finally col-
lapsed."
This scholar's researches have
been chiefly concerned with the
methods by which the Chinese grad-
ually absorbed the colony. He says
Chinese( and Jewish customs have
much in common, and this bond as-
sisted to bridge the differences be-
tween them. The material advan-
tages of conformity also were very
great, and the wonder lies in the
tact that the Jewish coiony re-
mained a separate community for
so long.
Aaron Prussian Associates
With David I. Huber.
Aaron Prussian, councellor on
federal estate and income taxes,
has been associated with David I.
Huber, attorney-at-law, with oflices
in the Penobscot building. Mr.
Prussian was the author of the
suggestion studied by Governor
Green last summer, that a special
sesison of the legislature he called
to amend the Michigan Inheritance
`Tax Act in order to take advantage
of the 80 per cent credit clause in
the federal tax act, whereby sever-
I al million dollars now going annu-
ally to the federal government
you'd be diverted into the state pri-
mary school fund.
"The Mikado" at Cass.
Conies the comic opera festival
to the Cass Monday night next. It
will continue two weeks, ending
Saturday night, March 17. There
will be no Sunday night perform-
MATZO-MEAL
ance. "The Mikado" will be the
first of the operas sung, under the
MATIO.FARFEL CAKE MEAL
sponsorship of Winthrop Ames,
-.
who introduced the Gilbert & Sul-
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AT ALL GROCERS •
livan operettas in New York with
Detroit Distributor: Lt.V 111 IsKOS., 1354 Division Street "Iolanthe," the initial presenta-
tion, two years ago. The light
opera, produced originally in 1885,
when it ran for 672 nights, its
1,000th performance having oc-
curred as a revival as far back as
Oct. 31, 1896, will be repeated
Tuesday and Wednesday nights
and Wednesday matinee and
Thursday night and Saturday mat-
inee of the final week of the light
opera engagement. "Iolanthe"
will be sung the last three days
of th ecurrent week, including the
and ask for
Saturday matinee, and will be re-
peated Friday night, March 16,
only.
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EMBRACED JUDAISM,
LOST HIS POSITION
ELEVEN
PAGE
GOVERNMENT PARTY
SEEKS JEWISH VOTE
the Jew possesses belongs
BOOK REVIEWS I which
to the Kaid (Negro chief), who
has the right of life and death over
WARSAW -(J.
T. A.).-A A Contribution to English I his subjects. Ile may kill them
Trial Vindicated Polish
High strenuous effort to gain the sup-
with impunity; he may sell them
Literature.
School Professor of Wild
if he so wishes. The price varies
port of Jewish voters for the g„ov•
from 40 to 100 'duros' per fam-
ernment party in the forthcoming
Charges.
TRAVELS
IN
NORTII
AFRICA.
ily
preliminary elections is being
A Jew who desires to
In loving memory of our dear
by Nahum Slouschz, published marry must buy his future wife
mother and grandmother, Bessie
made in the outlying districts of
LEMBERG.-(J. T. A.)-Theo- the republic.
by the Jewish rublication So- from the Seyyid to whom her
Rachel Meister, who departed
ciety of America.
father belongs and who is the sole
from this life two years ago (6th dor Leschak, professor at the Tar-
Yiddish, which has never before
now High School, lost his position been taken cognizance of, is now
day of Adar).
This book is written by one of master of her fate."
Sadly missed by her children and had to defend himself against being employed by the campaign the greatest European scholars,
wild charges when his non-Jewish committees of the government who is able to say what he. has to
and grandchildren.
colleagues learned that he had em- party and placards have been say in an absorbingly interesting March Issue of Jewish Cen-
braced Judaism.
posted urging the Jewish payola manner. Its 488 pages are both
ter Magazine.
Upon embracing the Jewish tion to support the government educational and amazingly inter-
"The Synagogue and the Youth,"
faith he was named Abraham Ben candidates.
esting. Here you receive first hand by Rev. Dr. Israel Goldstein, rabbi
Abraham. The new convert to Ju-
information of a strange world, a of Congregation Irnai Jeshurun of
I. M. WEINGARDEN
daism wasremoved from hispo-
strange people and strange cus- New York City and nationalpresi-
a former residentof Detroit, sition and charges were made "Abie's Irish Rose" Begins toms. The author penetrated the dent of Young Judaea, is the open-
Final
Week
at
Garrick.
passed away in Chicago on Sun- against him to the authorities that
farthest corners of North Africa ing article in the March issue of
day, Feb. 19. Ile leaves to mourn he was a dangerous Communist
"Abie's Irish Rose5" begins its to obtain material for this book, the quarterly periodical, The Jew-
him his wife, Jennie, two sons, and a member of an international
and he has a gift of making you ish Center, published by the Jew-
Arthur and Paul, a daughter, terrorist band. An investigation second and final week at the Gar- see clearly and vividly what he ish Welfare Board. The articles
Eunice, two brothers, Julius A. made by the police disclosed noth- rick Theater, next Sunday night, sees; of making you live through following are: "Open House," by
of Chicago and Mose of Detroit, ing compromising. The act of ac- Feb. .1, with matinees 1Vedin'sd 'y what he lives through.
Louis Kraft, of the staff of the Jew-
and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Solin- cusation, however, stated that he and Saturday, and, he it noted is
This volume is a real contribu- ish Welfare Board; "Membership
sky and Miss Lillian Weingarden. was a member of an international the end .if its farewell tour in De-
Turnover," by William Cohen, exe-
tion
to
English
literature.
It
has
troit.
Communist association.
As further t•vidone • that there is a genuine scientific and historical cutive director of the Y. Si. H. A.
At the trial, which took place
ASHER HERMAN
more than ordinary drawing power value, but deserves special otters- of Borough ('ark, Brooklyn; and
9125 Cardoni avenue, passed away the other day, secret service men
thin for the human-interest story "The Pre-School Child in the Jew-
on Feb. 23 atthe age of 49. He testified that Leschak was a Com- in nd Anne N ichol's comedy o love that it carries. It is primarily ish Center Program," by Mrs. Es-
W1'111101', is the fact that on
was the beloved husband of Han- munist and a member of an inter-
Thursday evening, Dec. 17, 1925. a book describing how the ther Jameson, director of women's
nah Herman. Burial took place national organization aspiring to the entire Departme•nt of Dramatic Jews live in the northern part activities at the Y. M. and Y. W.
at Macpelah Cemetery. Rabbi overthrow the government. Other Arts of Sale College
visited the of the dark continent; but the au- 11. A. of Newark, N. J.
testimony presented at the trial,
Ashinsky officiated.
The magazines also contains re-
however, proved that Leschak Was play in it body for the purpose of thors description and observation views of a number of books of
indeed tt member of an interna- studying the piece, and digesting is by no means confined to Jews especial interest to officials and
LENA SCHWEID
.
only.
its
vital
parts
in
the
hope
of
learn
Rockwood, Mich., passed away on tional organization, but it was the ing the magnetism which has for
Mr. Slouschz conveys some workers in the Jewish Center field.
Feb. 27 at the age of 37. She was International Organization of Es- the past five years puzzled the startling information as to how a
the dear wife of Joseph Schwied. perantists.
minds of critics and managers alike whole villas's. of Jews live in caves;
J. N. F. APPEAL
Burial took place at Oakview
throughout the country.
how the Jews of Tililit are liter-
Cemetery on Feb. 24.
ally serfs to their Negro masters.
Bonstelle Playhouse.
The Jewish National Fund
The Jews of that part of North arranged for the celebration has
ARAB ANTI-ZIONIST
of
JACOB WEINBERG
BODY DISORGANZED Africa can he sold or killed or l'urim by 60,1)00 Zionists through-
11747
George Kelly's famous New York
Broadstreet
boulevard,
done with just as it pleases the out the country. In a special call
passed away on Feb. 24 at the age success, "Craig's Wife," opens at
GENEVA.-(J. T. A.)-The Kahl. We will quote the author: issued to Zionists for the observ-
of 75. Ile was the beloved hus- the Bonstelle Playhouse Monday
"We find (ourselves in a sort of
band of Jennie and dear father of night with Eden Cray in the title Syrio-Palestine committee, the dark, uneven gallery, burrowed in ance of Purim, I. II. Rubin, secre-
tary of the Jewish National Fund,
William, Bernard, Mrs. Hannah role. Craig Ward plays Walter body which has maintained the the red soil which lid even
down- points out that this holiday is most
anti-Zionist
opposition
since
the
Craig
and
Ellen
Mahar
and
Viola
Muscowitz, Mrs. Pearl Begelman
wards and which, long habit alone closely related to the present
Leach have important parts. This issuance of the Balfour declara-
up-
Mrs. Cecelia Connor and Ru
could teach one to pass through
Burial took place at Macpe h is the story of a woman who is de- tion, is now disorganized because' without mishap • • • We were building of Palestine, inasmuch as
the special significance of Purim is
Cemetery on Feb. 26. Rabbi termined to dominate her husband of internal difficulties.
and her home. For two years she
The secretariat of the League of not exactly suffocating, but we that it commemorates the 14th of
Ashishkin officiated.
must admit that we were not alto- Adar, bound up with release from
is successful but does not blind the Nations was notified by the. Syri
wide-awake eyes of Craig's aunt Palestine executive
committee gether comfortable, whereas, the oppression and persseotion.
JACOB LEVY
natives considered this under-
The Jewish National Fund
4848
Commonwealth
avenue, ho lives with them. A murder that it recalls tht credentials of ground life perfectly natural and
passed away on Feb. 28 at the age mystery surrounding friends brings Emir Chekib Arslan, Ishan Dijabis even commodious * • • Here, through its 800 bran es in almoet
every
Jewish community in the
on
the
climax.
In
attempting
to
and
Riad
Soul,
who
had
represent-
of 73. Ile was the beloved hus-
among the mysterious mountains United States is utilizing Purim
band of Mrs. Iled•ig Levy, dear check up on her husband, Mrs. ed the committee in Geneva.
of Libya, in a cavern 15 meters for gifts to Palestine. Thousands
Craig
fey-cols
her
own
motives
to
father of Mrs. Jacob M. Feldstein,
!Mow the surface, of the earth, of booklets have been issued which
and brother of Mrs. Hattie Sobel him and completes his disillusion- Net Income of Michigan Bell
suffocating for lack of air, a prey children and adults are supposed
and J. I.. and Charles Levy. Burial ment. Her downfall is inevitable
Telephone
Co.
Nearly
to vermin-here, 50 centuries to dispose of to their friends for
took place on March 1, at Clover- because of the elements in her na-
$5,000,000.
away from civilization, a modern varied small amounts. The book-
hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi A. M. ture and the personalities she is
nom, I passed a sleepless night lets have certificates bearing a Pal-
•
Hershman and Caot•or Zaludkowski dealing with.
Net income of the Michigan Hell • • • At Tililit begins the country estinian scene showing an old pio-
officiated at the services.
Telephone Company fur the year of Jewish serfdom-one might neer and a youngster plowing the
Final Week of My Maryland. 1927 was $4,872,861.64, accord- even call it slavery. Everything land.
MRS. LILLIAN FENBERG
ing to the annual report submitted
455 West Woodland avenue, Fern-
The final week of the special re- to the stockholders' alerting at De-
dale, passed away on Feb. 29 at
- • _
trod by Burch honker, president.
turn
engagement
of
"My
Mary-
the age of 31. She was the be-
loved wife of Jacob and dear land," the popular American oper- Gross income from all sources was
WOODWARD AR ELIOT
wsek-
33,569,449.98.
Total
ulcerating
etta
that
has
been
smashing
box
NIGHTS
mother of Morton, Bennett, and
BEGINNING
and other expenses amounted to
Shirley Jane. Burial took place oflice records throughout the rerun- $28,696,588.32, which included
75c--$150
MONDAY,
try
this
season,
will
commence
on March 1, at Cloverhill Park
Mats. Tu
$3,181,415.55 paid fur federal,
March 5
Cemetery. Rabbi A. M. Hersh- Sunday night March 4, at the Shu- state and municipal taxes, at the
• nd Sat. 110c, 7k
man and Cantor Zaludkowski of- bert-Lafay•tte Theater.
PLAYHOUSII•
The same stellar quartet of rate of $5.60 per telephone in
ficiated.
Wes Mrs. Craig • wife?
nave you met • Bre Craig?
principal players that have lead service. The ratio of net earn-
10.1 Rm. Cr.. have a home?
What l'riee M•rriatte?
this company through its greatest ings to average investment in plant
"That's That" Excellently triumphs in the middle west, are and other assets during 1927 was
THE SEASON'S DRAMATIC SENSATION
Presented.
still with it, including Lattice Ho•- 6.3 per cent.
"That's That," a musical com- ell, Alexander Clark, George Ry-
Dividends paid on the capital
•
11)
•
FA1
edy presented by the Detroit chap- mer and Betty Byron.
stock of the company, at 8 per
ter, Order of DeMolay, was excel-
cent, totaled $4,000,000, leaving et
i
lently staged Thursday evening,
balance of $872,861.64 to corpor-
Fox Washington
ate surplus.
and repeated on Friday. The cast
By GEORGE KELLY, author of "TIIII SHOW OFF"
consisted of Milton Schneider,
The report states that $26,662,.
In "Craig's Wife," George Kelly haa boil' up • drama of Intense and reev-
Lurline Hurst, Olga Poye, Ralph
"Sunrise," F. W. Murnau's su- 524 wasexpended on new plant
ing i nnnnnn t. Nobody who has sat through a performance of "Craig's Wife.
Held, Elmer Robinson, Clarence per-production for Fox Film cor- during 1927 and that good prog-
will forget the play. Certainly no one will (wet that <1.ing aceme. No
more finished and technir•Ily perfect play kw hem se. In any theater.
O'Halloran, Emma Anderson, poration, enters its fifth week at ress was made toward the provi•
Marion Conrad, Elizabeth Homer, the Fox Washington theater, with sion of facilities in advance of
Jack Ratcliffe, James Stewart, interest 'apparently unabated in service demand.
Marie Wagner, Thelma Shaw, Es- this classic of the motion picture.
ther Anderson, Lou McClug.
"Sunrise" has been described by THINGS YOU OUGHT TO C
O RCHESTRA
many people as a "perfect" motion
KNOW
HALL
Colonial Theater.
picture. Thoroughness is Mr.
VICTOR KOLAR, Conducting
A three-star bill of unusual Murnau's most noteworthy charac-
What Is Smoke?
promise is held out to patrons for teristic, and it is everywhere in
Smoke is produced only when
the week beginning Sunday at the vidence in "Sunrise," which, something is imperfectly burning.
vialinint
Colonial theater. In addition to 'bile woven around a very simple
If anything were put into the fire
Tolrets 2sr to Si.00, •t Grinnell's or Orchestra Hall
the Colonial Players, numbering tory theme, b•conies a great his-
and
we
could
establish
the
right
35 people, in a new comedy, "Sex I nan drama under the German di-
Appeal," and a first run feature' . r vetoes hands. Janet Gaynor as amount of draft, there would be
Thursday and Friday
no smoke and very little ashes. In
picture, the management has se- t he little wife and George O'Brien
March 8th-9th
cured for a special presentation a s the man contribute their most the case of black coal smoke, the
VICTOR
KOLAR
Conducting
Thurman, the famous mind reader r noteworthy characterizations in black portion is principally little
TICKETS NOW
unburned particles of coal which
and crystal gazer. !, 'Sunrise."
pass up the chimney with the gases
to $2.00
hah are thrown off when the coal
at Grinnell's or Hall
Soprano Soloist
is being burned. The gases them-I
selves are really invisible, and
what we see are the little particles
of coal which are drawn up the
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Saturday
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51.00
to
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ton, near Dexter Blvd.
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Marred is indeed an exceptional
Week
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March
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The Mikado
and Wed. Mat.
venient to bus and car lines . is the one cigarette for those who
Thurs., F.I. and Sat. Eves.,
MACK B. WEISS-Strictly kosher
Iolanthe
and Sat. Mat.
Apply at 3731 Grand Ave., cor- feel they are entitled to the bet-
catering for weddings, ban-
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quets, parties, etc. Excellent
Week of March 12th
1510.
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Mon., Tues end Wed. Eves ,
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sod Wed. Mat.
FIFTH WEEK
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Friday
to be appreciated. 2255 Hazel.
Iolanthe
Evening
This
Season
MRS. J. SHERLINE-First class
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apply. Write Jewish Chronicle,
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room,
Friday Night, March 2
Box No. 712.
GAYNOR
convenient to street car and bus
-- Saturday and Sunday, March 3 and 4
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
lines. Call Euclid 2803-M, or
Geo. O'Brien
call at 2225 Blaine, Apt. 407.
for gentleman or couple, with
Second Week of Our Artist's Triumph
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privilege of home. Mrs. Ziff,
Celia Adler will appear for the first time is Detroit in
Amazing
1969 Delaware Ave. Phone Gar- WANTED-At once, a Jewish re•
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field 5897-W.
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Is shown at
FOR RENT-Nice furnished bed-
Nursery Home. Apply Mrs. S.
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room suitable for two gentle.
5:36-7.39-0.42
Goldstick, 2918 Cortland Ave.
men. Half block from Joy
Road. 9235 McQuade. Phone FOR RENT-Have nice furnished
room for neat, respectable girl
By Celia Adler
Garfield 9289-M.
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to share with 9-year-old daugh-
Tickets at Box Office.
FOR RENT-Furnished room for
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Auply Apt. 21 or 26. ,
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couple Centrally located. Ga-
rage if desired. Phone Empire TO RENT-2681 Pasadena near
Linwood. Three-room flat in
8432 or Northway 18914.
WE'RE IN BUSINESS TO MAKE A KILLING
three-family. Rent includes
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
spivislisin g In the Esterrninatl. of
heat, hot water, garage and
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with private family. 1611 Tay-
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242 W. Lafayette Blvd.
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Popular Concert 3:30 Sunday
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Elizabeth Rethberg $1.00
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