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ICOMMITTEE TO AID
YEMENITE JEWS
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SA ADAMS AVENUE WEST
Genuine
Samoli
Leopard
Coats
Vivacious model trim-
med in Dyed Marten
(skunk) and priced at
'79 5
You will quickly rec-
"A Group of American Jewish
Friends of the Yemenite Jews of
Palestine," in New York, last
week issued a pamphlet by Maxi-
milian Ilurwitz, entitled 'Israel's
Stepchildren," and containing an
appeal in behalf of these Jews in
Palestine.
The pamphlet, which contains a
vivid description of the life of the
Yemenite Jews, describes their ex-
istence in Yemen as well as in
Palestine. The author expresses
the hope that Jewish public opin-
ion will be roused to the plight of
these people, that they may estab-
lish themselves materially and
spiritually.
The American Relief Society
for the Yemenite Jews, with offices
at 151 Nassau street, New York.
has adopted the following program
for the establishment of Yemen-
, ites on rural settlements in Pales-
; tine:
I
"The establishment of the `Zeal-
enite Jews in Palestine is one of
f the outstanding problems of pres-
ent day Jewish immigration and
Colonization.
"It is also a matter of great
concern to all American Jews to
whom the Yemenites apply for
support of their eleemosnar•, re-
ligious and educational institu-
tions in Palestine, and who would
/ want to help them in a construe-
, tire way, eliminating the expens-
ea of highly-paid collectors and re-
current appeals.
! "To solve this problem in a sound,
business-like way, we propose:
,J "The raising of $300,000 (by
I subscriptions of $5, $10, $25, $100,
I and over).
This munsy is to serve as a loan
fund for the establishment of 300
ii Yemenite families on self-uspport-
1 ing homesteads, based on poultry-
farming and plantations, the ap-
proximate cost of each homestead
being $1,000.
"The money realized from the
payments of principal and inter-
est on these loans is to be divided
! into three separate funds, which
' are to housed as folows:
"1. To support all the Yemen-
I
ite philanthropic, educational and
religious institutions in Palestine.
"2. To further establish such
self-supporting homesteads.
"3. To repatriate the persecuted
Jews of Yemen to Palestine.
"Each homestead is to bear the
f
name of one individual donor of
$1,000, or the names of co-work-
ers raising $1,000, or the name of
any congregation, organization or
community providing for esta b-
lishment of one homestead."
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value in an exclusive
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I WOULD ASK THE JEWISH YOUTH
By AARON KURLAND
Because it has been truly said
that to the youth belongs the fu-
ture and because the future of the
Jew belongs to you, Jewish youth,
I would speak to you.
And I would question:
Into what form will you mold
this Jewish future? What are
your dreams, your aspirations,
your hopes for the future of your
people?
Do you ever dream of assuming
leadership and responsibility in
Jewish communal life? Does the
story of Jewish idealism, of Jew-
ish heroism seem real and inspir-
ing to you? Does the story of
Jewish suffering, of Jewish exile,
give you the feeling of being
chained to the chariot of a what.,
history, the history of a great peo-
ple battling for idealism?
Or do you look at this Jewish
life with disdain and with disap-
proval? Does this whole Jewish
business seem alien to you? Its
you feel that you are wholly a Part
of the American scene, molded in
the American environment, belong
to the American scheme of things?
Your parents were immigrants
to these American shores. The
MACK B. WEISS, strictly kosher struggle to gain an economic foot-
catering for weddings, ban- hold embittered their lives, warped
quets, parties, etc. Excellent their souls. It was difficult for
food. Rates reasonable. Will them to provide you with the
also rent out home for parties things that are the treasures of a
and weddings. 1670 Filigree Jewish heritage. In their efforts
Ave. Phone Empire 7146.
at building a haven for themselves,
t
MRS. J. SHERLINE-First-classhey,
these immigrant parents,
no time to inculcate within
catering for weddings and par- you a deep comprehension of Jew-
ties. 15852 Linwood Ave. Phone ish values.
Hemlock 1881-W.
Strangely enough you have no
CLASSIFIED
thought of throwing aside your
HEBREW TEACHER - Young Jewish I k, do not wish to deny
man who has had several years'
altogether your racial classification
experience in teaching Hebrew
with that Semitic people. Though
and Yiddish will give individual
you realize the maladjustment of
or group instruction in Hebrew
y ou are not without
grammar and literature, Yiddish, your life
courage, are not altogether fearful
history and Bible, prayers, etc.
of linking your fate with the fat
745 West Grand ave. Phone
of your people.
Longfellow 6797.
And I wonder what you will tl 0
FOR RENT-Glendale near Law- with this Jewish life tomorrow
Your
parents have built and or
ton. Cheerful steam heated
room for gentleman in private building institutions, synagogues •
family. No other roomers. All The Jewish group continues to in
conveniences. Near street car crease in this new home of ours •
and bus line. Reasonable. Arl- You will have to lead Jewish life •
Whither will you lead?
ington 3965-R.
Will this leadership resolve it
FOR RENT-Charming room to self into a mere herding togethe
young lady to stay two evenings beneath the folds of the Gentil
a week with children. Garfield fraternal orders? Will you aban
2973-J. don the synagogues altogether
Will you allow Jewish life to dis -
TO RENT-Flat, lower; six large integrate completely, to become
up-to-dale rooms; newly decor- commonplace, small?
ated. 2200 Pasadena, corner
Or will you fashion new tools
Fourteenth. Hemlock 2617-M.
for the working of your scheme
FOR RENT-Room by private as a scheme of Jewish life? Will
you net new standards, new forms
couple, for gentleman or lady.
for yourselves? Will you weave
All home privileges.
Inquire
new patterns, new memories,
1675 Collingwood, second floor.
write a new and distinct page in
Phone Arlington 4059-W.
th e long
I
hi
history of the Jest? A
FOR RENT-Nice large room page as colorful as the page depict-
with private family. Gentleman ing the lives of the Jew in Spain,
preferred. Northway 51)12. 516 the Jew in Germany or the Jew in
Poland?
Hague Ave.
I do want to believe, Jewish
REFINED YOUND LADY who youth, that despite the stranger
has been surrounded by Gentiles dreams that lure you, despite' the
through her work for the past roads that beckon away from Jew-
few years wishes to make the ish life; that despite the searching,
acquaintance of a refined young and the doubt you will arrive at
man, preferably professional. the right answer; that whichever
Box 842, Jewish Chronicle. the road you travel your contribu-
tion will be none the less towards
FOR RENT - Neatly furnished the continuity of Jewish
room near street car and bus towards a Jewish future.
lines.
Call Garfield 6867.51.
1935 Clairmount.
, r
Annex Shop, Formerly Rae
Shop, Taken Over by
Karpf & Gutwillig.
/ Checker Cabs. Empire 7000
When
Thinking
of
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished
room for one or two gentlemen.
2039 Blaine avenue.
FOR RENT-Guest room for one
or two persons. Home comforts.
l'rivate family.: Near car and
bus lines. 2532 Buena Vista
Ave. Longfellow 3485.
SEE
FOR RENT-Beautifully turn-
ished room suitable for couple
or two girls. Located at 11738
ABE MAX WITH
5510 Twelfth St. Empire 4035
For washing dishes, silver-
Not only does the word
KOSHER in red or blue on
individual cakes penetrate
through and through, but the
name ROKEACH is also im-
pressed in the soap. Beware
of imitations.
Othw aaaaa eh novuheig Precasts:
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R aaaaaa geowe Mammon Clem.
At all grocers
Every Passenger Insured on
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In Palestine Jewish Birth Rate
and Mortality Figures Lower
Than Among Arabs and
Christians.
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SUCCOIH
GREETINGS
JERUSALENL-P. C.)-The
annual report of the Depart-
ment of Health of the Govern-
ment of Palestine for 1927, re-
cently issued, contains some in-
teresting figures of vital statis-
tics in the country. While the
birth-rate among the Jews (35
per thousand) was lower than
either that among Moslems,
which was 56 per thousand, or
among Christians, which was
39 per thousand, Jewish mor-
tality was considerably lower
than either Misdeal or Chris-
tian.
Thus the report shows
the death rate among Moslems
to have been 35 per thousand
and among Christians 20 per
thousand; among Jews it was
13 per thousand. The infant
mortality rate was 217 per
thousand for the Moslem s tpu-
tuition, 187 for the Christian
and 115 among the Jews. The
eamparatively hs• figures for
Jewish infant mortality is due
to a large extent to the valu-
able work of the Jewish Infant
Welfare Centers c u nilucted,
chiefly, by the Hadassah Medi-
cal Organization, which main-
tains 21 such centers through-
out the country.
The general birth rate in Pal-
estine during 1927 was 50 per
thousand; general death rate,
28 per thousand, and n general
infant mortality, 211(1 per thou-
sand, the last showing a rise
from last year's figure of 163
s pur thousand.
A. G. GHYSELS
& COMPANY
For the second week of its new
fall season which features Keith-
Albee-Orpheum vaudeville on the
stage and first run motion pictures
on the screen the Oriental Theater
is offering another excellent bill.
The new program opens Sunday
matinee with "Taxi 13," starring
Chester Conklin, that inimitable
fun maker of the walrus mustache,
and six selected Keith acts.
Scott Sanders, ant of Scotland's
foremost character comics, head-
lines the vaudeville bill, Sanders
presents a number of interesting
studies, most noteworthy of which
are "The Great Canna" and "The
Old Scotch Tinker."
Real comedians are George Mc-
Kay and Ottie Ardine, well known
to all high-class vaudeville lovers.
They offer a merry sketch, "Just
Back From Abroad." They have
appeared in many big Broadway
shows, among them "Snap Shots,"
Cleaning the grease and grit oft
"Honey Girl" and "Broadway a motor huts several advantages. It
Brevities."
should be done before the cold
weather sets in.
There is now it special process
in taking this grease and rit off
without injury to the motor, used
at Morrison's Auto Service Sta-
A privilege not accorded in the tion, which is located at 100 Ver-
policy of any other film organiza- nor Highway West, corner of Park
tion is exemplified in the presen- avenue, two short blocks from the
tation this week at the new Little new Fox Theater.
For the next 30 days, to the
Theater. The Motion Picture
Guild, leading exhibitors of unus- readers of The Chronicle who cut
ual and artistic films, is giving out and present our ad, motors are
Detroit an opportunity this . week being done at a special rate. Don't
to see one of the most famous and fail to cut the ad located in an-
beloved productions of the past, other section of this paper.
"Broken Blossoms," the film which
introduced the fact that the screen
can handle fragility and intelli-
gent romance as well as blood and
thunder. Produced by D. W. Grif-
fith, and featuring Lillian Gish
and Richard Barthelmess in the
leading roles, this picture has tak-
en an enviable position in the his-
tory of the motion picture.
000
Members Detroit Stock Exchange
Motor Cleaning.
Buhl Building
Peninsular Club Bldg.
Detroit
Grand Rapids
"Broken Blossoms" at Little
Theater Week of Sept. 30.
"Simba" Takes Audience to
Other Side of World.
Do you ever gloat over the pic-
tures in the National Geographic
Magazine? Do you manage to get
to a circus hours before the per-
formance PA) you may linger a
while with the elephants? Do the
words Penang and Zanzibar, Pan-
go and Port Said, the wickedest
city in the world bring an itch to
you? Does the old wanderlust
sometimes get you till you feel you
must go, go, go away from here?!
If you're that sort of person,
"Simba," the Martin Johnson nat-
ural history picture now entering
its third week at the Shubert-La-
fayette will fascinate you beyond
all expectations.
"The Five O'Clock Girl"
Coming to Cass Theater.
Philip Goodman's "The Five
O'Clock Girl" starring Mary Eat-
on and Oscar Shaw, will begin a
limited engagement at the Cass
Theater next Sunday night.
"The Five O'Clock Girl," which.
ran for an entire season at the
Forty-Fourth Street Theater, New
York, is light frothy musical fare.
the story concerning a shop girl
who pretends to be what she is not
and phone's the boy of her heart
every evening at five.
Pretentious settings designed
by Norman lid Geddes furnish the
background for the entertainment.
There is a chorus of 50 girls.
The usual Wednesday and Sat-
urday matinees will be given.
Hollywood Theater.
Teapot Dome-1406 Broad-
way.
Rosh Hashonah Greetings
PRIVATE MUSIC COURSE
Detroit's
Pre-Season
Radio
Show
Oct. 4-13
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engaged for summer of 1929.
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The moat popular of what Mr. Shaw tall. has •Pleasure Pier."
Free Admission
ORCHESTRA HALL
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Season Tickets 1,74Ve
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Magnificent
Dedicatory Program
Now Showing
SYMPHONY CONCERTS
Thursday Evenings-Friday Afternoons
Guest Conductors-Soloists
Five Young People's
Concerts
Twelve (Sunday) Popu•
lar Concerts
Beginning Sunday, Oct. lath
-88.00-$5.00 and $2.80
Price. • .
With
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Prices $32. $24, $18 and $9
Beginning Oct. 11•12
STREET
ANGEL
Saturday Mornings,
Om Oct. 27
Prices • - 0.5042.0041.00 and 50.
Symphony Whoa in Orchntra 11.11--Glendal• 8290
JANET GAYNOR,
CHARLES FARRELL
Frank liorzage's Masterpiece
Huge Stage Spectacle
Cam of 100-Artists-I00
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NOW
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PLAYING
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LITTLE THEATRE
000N.An
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Pride of Detroit
FOX GRAND ORCHESTRA
OF 60 SOLOISTS
"BROKEN
BLOSSOMS"
i f a Chinese boy
for a lonely
English waif-
laid in London's
Limehause
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7 he Motum Picture Guild Presents
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
21 tale of the lore
WI vu
Lillian Gish and Richard Barthelniess
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A Harry Langdon Comedy
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A LAUGH CYCLONE
Directed by
MARSHALL NEILAN
KEITH•ALBEE•ORPHEUM
FOR RENT - Large beautiful
The purpose of the Finnish
V•A•U•D.E.V•I.L.L•E
room at 3739 Monterey, near
Steam Bath, which is an ancient
8656
Linwood
Avenue
Dexter. Euclid 3257-R.
McKay &
Scott
institution in its native country
Garfield 1230
Ardine
Sanders
FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished and during the last century has
Window Shade. and Draperies
Mlle. Rhea and Santoro
been
adopted
into
the
different
front room with three windows
Mad.
to
Order
Madg:
Four Dales I
for refined gentleman. Private parts, of the world, is not only that
Let as ri•e roe •n estimate on
I Ellett & Co.
Jungleland
family. King Ave. between of cleanliness, although cleanli-
your requirement..
ness is one of the most important •
John R. and Brush. Rent reas-
onable. Empire 8143. Mrs. conditions for good health; the
heat and the steam vapors of the
Jennie Brodsky, 410 King Ave.
Finnish bath have a remarkable
FEMALE HELP WANTED- effect in keeping the muscles and
Salesladies, experienced, for joints in a condition of good,
high-grade ladies' ready-to-wear sound health. It is for this res.
shop. Sax, Inc., 1428 Farmer. son that many of the great ath-
I...test Improved Method..
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Snappy Service.
Watch.
FOR RENT - Bed-sitting rosin the Finnish bath in their training.
The Finnish Steam Baths of the
with piano and all conveniences,
for girl. Will rent reasonable. Detroit Steam Bath Company at
100 Verner Highway West, Corner Park Ave.
Near Trumbull car line and 1377 Vernor Highway West, are
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I until midnight
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"Taxi 13," Starring Chester Conk.
lin, Opens Sunday.
GREASING
BRUNSWICK HOTEL
N. Y.
EXCELLENT BILL
AT THE ORIENTAL
STATISTICS
Park With Us While at the Fox Theatre
9 A. M.-DAILY-8 P. M.
I. ROKEACH & SONS. Inc.
Littman's Yiddish People's The-
ater Company, Twelfth and Sew-
ard, set red a great hit Monday
evening with its presentation of
the operetta "I Love You."
The audience which packed the
theater was enthusiastic in its ova-
tion for the company. Many were
turned away for lack of seats.
This operetta will be repeated
this Friday, Saturday and Sun-
day.
The first literary performance
will be staged Thursday evening.
Oct. 1, with the presentation of
"Moshke Chazir."
Two Lovers " at United Ar•
tists Theater.
Finnish Baths.
7.00
10.50
22.00
48.00
15.50
22.00
23.00
34.00
3.50
A HIT SCORED BY
YIDDISH THEATER
Direct from a four weeks so-
journ as headliner of the Palace
Theater program in New York,
Jack Benny, "That Unique and Ir-
resistable Comic" comes to the
Hollywood Theater Sunday, as the
chief attraction on the stage pre-
sentation. Benny is one of the
most versatile and humorous en-
tertainers on the stage and will
act as master of ceremonies dur-
ing his four day engagement. The
feature picture for four days, be-
ginning Sunday is "The Scarlet
„
Lady, a stirring, dramatic tale
of the Russian revolution, starring
Lya De I'utti, Don Alvarado,
Its your last chance to see Ron- Warner Oland and other well
ald Colman make lave to \'ilma known players.
- -
'lanky, in the new United Artists
sound picture with synchronized
score and sound effects, "Two Lov-
ors," because the powers that be
have divided to separate them, and
Artie roans man, 79. enginee r
hereafter each will have to 'find
Hamilton Ave., Apt. 8. Near another screen sweetheart.
Shorter films of news, comedy
Tuxedo. Fairmount 4476-M.
and scenic interest, and music by
FOR RENT - Gladstone, near the orchestra, under the direction
Beautifully of J. RittelThand, with organ solos
Fourteenth Ave.
furnished room in duplex for re- by Mrs. Marguerite Werner, corn-
fined gentleman. Small family. plete the new program.
Call Garfield 2811-J.
Streng Chevrolet Co.
ware, glassware, porcelain,
china, marble, and for gen-
eral kitchen use. Keeps the
hands soft and delicate.
1929
Saturday, October •
Rosh Ilashonah
v.,
I
1929
Sunday, January 12
Sunday, February 11
Tuesday, March 26
Thursday, April 11
Thursday, April 25
Wednesday, May 1
Saturday, May 10
Tuesday, Slay 28
Sunday, June 9
Friday, June 14
Tuesday, July 9
Thursday, duty 25
Wednesday, August 7
_Thursday, August 15
Friday, September Ii
Rosh Chodesh Shevat
• Rosh Chodesh Adar
Purim
Rosh Chodesh Nissan
First Day Pesach
Seventh Day Pesach
• Rosh Chodesh lyar
Lag b'Omer
Rosh Chodesh Sivan
First Day Shabuoth
• Rosh Chodesh Tammur
Fast of Tammuz
Rosh Chodesh Ab
Fast of Ab
• Rosh Chodesh Ellut.
"Louis and Sam," formerly of
the Y. M. H. A. Barber Shop of
5751 Hastings street, are now run-
FLAT FOR RENT-Corner Grand
ning the Dex-Wood Barber Shop
and Lawton. Beautiful six-room
and Beauty Parlor at 11340 Dex-
duplex. Newly decorated and
ter boulevard and are renewing
very modern. Two-car garage.
What was formerly the Rae
old acquaintances.
Low rent. Empire 4837.
Shop is now called the Annex
This shop, located between Cel-
Shop
and has been taken over by
lingwood and Lawrence, has been FOR RENT-Room in beautiful
Karpf and Gutwillig of the Dexter
furnished to attract the finest
bungalow for one or two. Home
Dimartment
Store.
clientele, and the latest and most
privileges. 5593 South Martin.
This shop, located at 1162'1 Dex-
sanitary improvements have been
dale, near Joy Road. Conveni- ter boulevard, between Burlin-
installed.
ent to Clairmount and Grand game and Wehb, specializes in the
River car lines. Garfield 4397. latest styles of ladies' dres es The
Annex Shop's buyer is now in New
FOR RENT-Large clean and airy York choosing gowns of distinc-
H. lion which will sell at surprisingly
room for a single man.
Goodman, 2678 Leslie.
low rates.
ROKEACH
Kosher
Soap
Rm
Pat ofr,
1928
Sunday, September 15
Monday, September 24
Saturday, September 29
Saturday, October 6
Sunday, October 7
Monday, October 15
Wednesday, November 14
Saturday, December 8
Friday, December 14
Sunday, December 23
Rush Ilashonah
Yom Kippur
First Day Succoth
Shemini Atzereth
Sinuthath Torah
• Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan
"Rush Chodesh Kislev
First Day Chanukah
• Rosh Chodesh Tebeth
Fast of Tebeth
MICHELSON'S TESTS
PROVE HIS SPEED
OF LIGHT THEORY
NEW YORK.-(J. T. A.)-The
Michelson tests of the speed of
light have been substantiated in
new experiments just completed
at Pasadena, Calif., Prof. Albert
A. Michelson, of the University of
Chicago, has announced, an Asso-
ciated I'ress dispatch from Pasa-
dena states.
News of the experiments came
as Professor Michelson prepared
to leave on Saturday for Chi-
cago, where he will resume his lec-
ture course at the University of
Chicago on Oct. 1.
The speed of light was estimated
by the physicist to be approxi-
mately 186,284 miles a second.
Had the accuracy of the original
experiments here two years ago
been known then, further tests
never would have been necessary,
Professor Michelson said.
The original Michelson theory
of the speed of light generally has
been recognized as the basis for
the Einstein theory of relativity.
About a year ago other scientists
reported tests which tended to
contradict Michelson's t experi-
ments.
genuine Samoli Leop-
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5689-1928-29
Announces Its Program For
Rural Settlement in
Palestine.
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JEWISH CALENDAR
Friday Evening, Saturday and Sunday Mat. and Eve.
September 28, 29 and 30
Second Week of
Sam Auerbach's Production of Isidor Lillian's Operetta
I LOVE YOU
. Dances by Jack Shargel. Music arranged by A. Grudicoff •
Big Choir - New Scenery - New Effects
DON'T FORGET OUR FIRST LITERARY PERFORMANCE
Thursday Eve., Oct. 4, Sties Anerbach'• Company in
"MOSHKE CHAZIR"
By Solom Aleichem's Son-in-Law
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