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…rif Efkritorrimsn (71RONICLE PAGE FOUR FITCH FOR CONGRESS WEDGWOOD WRITES ON ENGLAND AND ZIONISM The current issue of the Nation con- tains an article entitled "England and Zionism" by Col. Josiah Wedgwood, vice-president of the British • Labor Party who visited this country for the Palestine Foundation Fund (Keren Ilayesod.1 In this article the promi- nent British Labor leader discusses the motives which impelled the Lloyd George governme...…

…PAGE FIVE iiG VCIROITIEMSAgRON ne DETROIT HEBREW ORPHAN HOME MAKES PLEA FOR INSTITUTION "High in Quality, 'Nut in Price" IN THE HOTEL "FULLER, ors than a Trade Nark- This a It to my stuarantee that youll be a satisfied customer The Expression RALLY, I had no idea that I would strike such a popular chord when I opened my nor the time bent:, Rooms 227 std 129, opposite the elevator on the second floor of the Hotel Toiler, are Heads qua...…

…hentorrfrwisn(ijKON ICLE PAGE SIX • TIED LTROITIEWISH CARON ICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President Seared as second-class matter March 3, 1016, at the Postoffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 850 High Street West Cable Add res Telephone, Glendale 8326 Chronicle LONDON OFFICE 14 S...…

…PAGE SEVEN ritfibMAkwurt itoN 'sib Oil Olf,tivi5 . G1AS (Cosywright, Ism 'BETTER SHOOT THAN ABANDON THEM NOW dos EPI÷ By Chas. II. Joseph.) want to add my congratulationa to Professor Gottheil of Colum- the occasion of his •ixtieth birthday, which was fittingly cele• OD bin, brated at a dinner •ttended by distinguished men last week in New ,k. I remember when Dr. Gottheil first identified himself with the yo ovement 25 years ago and so...…

…AsPernorrjamnotaorocus I'AGE EIGHT . ., bwJl `Now 4-- \ ai r. t` e, I , R Manufac- hirers of , i ., ( di. i -- ; .-s/MIM,ruat. Fine Furs ;1 t IN bi z 1'1 In the Wholesale 'District . `Rosenberg 'Bros. 230 Jefferson Ave. West yi` ile ...1 "It,1 rtifk, . '-'''' ' 1 ' 4 la . woomwomoomommswoomomswommemssomssw, Orchestra Hall Recital by the World Renowned Violinist MISCHA ELMAN 8:30 MON. EVE. NOV. 6 Firs...…

…A merica yewish periodical Cesar C.LIPTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE viE l LTRonrjonsiia_RoxiaL ---- Firiveamv‘171..elaaseegrarft ancl ersonall , High Type Fur Trimmed William Friedman, president of the United Jewish Charities, was one of the speakers who talked over a local radio station the past week in behalf of the Detroit Community Fund. Coats and Capes $97.50 . $110.00 $125.00 Miss Aimee Rosenthal, principal of the...…

…_jikinSn ItcroCIL MOLTROt PAGE .TEN 4,000 STUDENTS AT ANTI-SEMITIC RALLY N " 11.1.11"B1211111 rho Shop (IP OriyinctI)iodet 1448 Woodsd Avenue Will Close CRACOW.—(J. T. A.)—A crowd and Qrsonal - Marriages WirOEMOW•corgroww•vort rid newrnoriwwroog SMITH-KRAMER. estimated at 4,000 attended the an- tisemitie rally gaged by students of Julius Kramer announces the mar- i;',.--- the Cracow University to protest the riage of his daugh...…

…A merica ffewish Periodical alder currom ovum • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO THEPLTIttort /DMA PAGE ELEVEN, (A_ RONICIA lieges. References exchanged. 11 Fluclid, 5 doors East of Woodward. extraordinary promise, he went btrOWNSEND, study in Switzerland, where at the FOR RENT—Funiished room for re- end of a year he carried off the first fined gentleman. Garage included. The American Jewish Year I TO RENT—Furnished room in pri- the Russian prize of ...…

…ThEVETROHJEMSiialitONICLE PAGE TWELVE Tal PDX1- pige_ting the Week's News (From cables of Jewish Correspondence Bureau and Jewish Telegraphic Agency.) at Wail's---November 6 to 11 7, 1 The Palestine government will shortly open an agricultural bank in Jerusalem to loan funds at a low rate of interest for advancement of agri- cultural undertakings in the country. Palestine Moslems have been invited to send representatives to attend a Cal...…

…A NICtiCON %-wisk periodical Cotter Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO REVETROIT LWISII Telephone GLENDALE . 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922 VOL XII. NO. 22 DUST STIRRED UP BY FORD BRINGING REACTION TO U. S. Detroiter Eats Corned BeefDinner in Moscow HADASSAH APPEALS FOR MEDICAL FUND B'nai ID ith Day Palestine to Be Topic As...…

…PAGE TWO 7i1E7)urtton;kwurt(ifttaNictx, "6E101 3furititurr" IS NOT EXPENSIVE .AUSIC AND MUSICIANS. ZySt1 1.81ECIC ZION BALL PLANS ARE REPORTED COMPLETED Re. 44 :1! unauan II"' '''''' Detroit Hears Russians in Opera at Orchestra Hall. F one thing you may always be certain -"GOOD FURNITURE" is the only standard sold by the Detroit Furniture Shops. Our adjoining factory is open for your visit at any time. Come as often as you will. O ...…

…A merica Plash Periodical CeNter CLAYTON MIMI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO /iniPeritorr i blosn &shwa Young Judaea In Planning Your Gifts this Xmas, A Good Point to Remember is This: Club Notes TOWNSEND ENDORSED BY RABBI FRANKLIN WINDSOR YOUNG JUDAEA FORMS LEADERS' COUNCIL We've 'Been Serving Since 1887 DRAWING TO A CLOSE— Tuesday is the Last Day At a meeting held Saturday even- ing, Oct. 21, at the residence of Mil. Frances Geller, leader...…

…PAGE FOUR A Name iii America IEDETROMIEWIMI KONICL P___ considerable number of co-operative pockets of peanuts, twisted water- hall, "Father, father!" and all was agricultural colonies which have beet rolls or St. John's bread, which they quiet. established there, and which are being called Jerusalem bread. But since her Sosheh Leah thought she was run- supported by the Jewish people baby was born, Sosheh Leah never ning near a big sea, car...…

…,Amerinvt 'elvish Periodical coder CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE jitsikrRadensn4Romicaz Was Columbus a Jew? -1 consist of • series of notarial records meats of the greatest value, whose! belonging to the fifteenth century, worth was recognized contempora- which were found in the archive of neously have been lost. Ilow much the city, showing that in the first half more so records which at the time of the fifteenth century there lived could...…

…TLEPThorrjivasnlAnomaz I PAGE SIX VETRDI7 JEW1S11 (ARON 1CLE Lyman Abbott. In the recent death of Lyman Abbott there passes a truly MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION great clergyman and a writer of more than usual gifts. While Dr. Abbott's religious views were colored—one might say even Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. narrowed by his traditional teachings, he must be regarded as Joseph J. Cummins, President a...…

…A merica Pa r ish Perla&al Carter CLIFTON MIMI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEV FJi TinDergonlEwurt e RONK= 8)(- . . 14: J 0 S E P I+, ----- - (Comwright, 1921. By Chas. H. Joseph.) 1 JEWS UNAFFECTED BY EASTERN CRISIS r-- M. . Paul Painleve Declares Jew- ish People Ought to Have Its Land. I i 1 4 1 3 t o l i d ? EDER 1 WOODWARD AFL • 0- d requires not alone the name of the Someone told me that II if it has been changed. st...…

…TIEDLIKOITIEWISitAKONICLE CAGE EIGHT ,11004,7, 5 s„.. es I Now Showing- - Kolinsky Coat Wrap ar 01501Fa • L Engagement- 331 ocial and Qrsonal The Miss Hardy Franklin of 4825 Brush street announces the engagement of her sister, Reel, to Joseph J. Burman of this city. November Coat Sale Mrs. Sarah Goldberg of Mt. Ver- non avenue announces the betrothal of her daughter, Laura Judith, to David Pollack of Milwaukee, Wis. All Smiet...…

…A mtricam periodical eater CLIFTON Annus - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE Ptcbentonit,Ittsn II um nu 4 ersobal t y &IEGEL@ ( DETROIT, MICHIGAN connection with any other store. For the Bride and Her Maids . c. costumes in Fashion's iLwelopments. Bridal Gowns t o 0 -, rcils, going-away costumes, tri..! wraps and gowns for the hoi maids. Suitable selections for the most simple or most osten- tatious occasion. Private rooms for selec...…

…Th6PETROIT,,EMS/ 1 'PAGE TEN Fraternal and Club Notes !temple Nall El Notes ORM= I Came I Saw, I Was Conquered • 0 • 0 • 0 • 0 • 0" • , Noted Reform Rabbi, After Visit to Palestine, Says Upbuilding of Homeland is a Call to All Jewry; Enthusiastic Over Pioneers in the Colonies. ' ' ' • • • • THE FIXLER FURNITURE CO. 0 The Dedication Program: The program for the dedication o DR. ALEXANDER LYONS Kadimah. the new temple on Friday,...…

…Atitcrialf Pinsk Pert - died Carter CLIFTON A1I14111 • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO lite — '- RECORD JEWISH WOMAN'S LITERARY ACHIEVEMENTS toweAteot tkipl eui PAGE ELEVEN BICUR CHOLEM PLAN— SEDAN GIVEN TO FOR ANNUAL BALL eierska in a few years has become one RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION of the leading American writers of CHARGES ARE BASELESS short stories. Such pen pictures from her first volume, 'llungray Hearts,' On Sunday evening, Dec. 10, the NEN' Y...…

…OCTOBER 27, 1922 PicPcrRonjEwisnentorucLE PAGE TWELVE TO BOYCOTT JEWISH GOODS IN PALESTINE ment, and in order to prepare the Arabs through the national Arab or. ground for the formation of an ga- ganizations, which will have to adopt ricultural bank. A tax was fixed fur strict measures to warn Arabs against buying or selling to Jews. The or- villages and cities. It was decided to arrange to print ganizations will have to influence erg Set ...…

…E Altair ill lewisir Periodical CcWu' Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English CLIFTON ATINOZ CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Telephone GLENDALE liEbETROIT LWISII 11-ROAICL 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL. XII. NO. 21 YIDDISH SPEAKERS SHOW INCREASE OF 248 PER CENT HERE DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922 Investigates Orphan Care Work for J. D. C. Says Offer Holds Good Despite Denial by Secretary of Agricultur...…

…ThE Witondimisti ei PAGE TWO ICU'. DETROIT HADASSAH WOMEN TO BACK WILL OPEN YEAR'S NEW CHILD LAW ACTIVITIES MONDAY "(6ovb Iguntiture" IS NOT EXPENSIVE A unique fea- ture of this lamp is its service as a twin bed lamp, replacing t h e small stan- dards and sep- arate night tables. JUNIOR HADASSAH PLANS ENTHUSIASM MARKS SUNDAY, DEC. 10, AFFAIR MEETING OF Y. P. A. BUY FURS The Junior Iladassah announces About 300 Young People Enroll fo...…

…America Ye:risk PaloSeal Carter CLIFTON ATZNUI - CINCINNATI 20, 0/t10 PAGE THRE11 4))LTRonjonsn(fiRoxICLE Young Judaea Club WEDGWOOD'S MISSION Notes FOR ZIONISM BEGINS SENIOR COUNCIL PLANS SERIES OF 15 DEBATES Rabbi Silverman and Governor Cox of Massachusetts Open Campaign in Boston. the course of my stay In your hospi- table land 1 can be of service towards the Fund, and in particular tawards bringing the Jewish workers of Am- erica t...…

…PAGE FOUR PEPLIKortkivisn(ARomicl,E I c. Prattrnat anb Glob;\Totes ACCLAIM GOTTHEIL ON 60TH BIRTHDAY Philomathic Debating Club. Columbia Professor Called Or. With enthusiasm and vigor con- nament to Country at Din- testants at last Sunday evening's ner in His Honor. meeting threshed out the question, "Resolved, That the Coal Mines Be NEW YORK.—Colleagues and oth- Placed Under Government Supervi- sion." The affirmative was composed er fri...…

…A merica lavish Periodical Carter CLIFTON MINUS - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE FIVE TRELTROMILly1SiteiROMIGIL Y JEWS IN DRIVE FOR FUND OF MILLION I FreshFAorirseCaasmo S easo n of 1922. Number of visits of investiga- 644 tion made for camp Total number of children reg- 2,446 istered Number of families represent- 1,289 ed by registrations . . Number of individuals regis- 220 ............. tered over The cost per person per week including ov...…

…TI PAGE SIX through the death or delinquency of those who should VEMITIEW1811 (ARON ICIE I pendent be their natural guardians, there is little excuse for any home Pigestin,g flu ~ llrrk's ( Min . By Zir----- Aitken's Grner 0.1111". PHILIP SLOMOVITZ The executive committee of the Jew- ish World Relief Conference in Paris reports that the famine in the Ukraine is getting more and more terrible. Ac- cording to information received, only ...…

…A meriam "(wish Periodical Cc Wu' CLIFTON AMC& - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVER Tatikriton;ionsmaincenar. SAYS POLISH JEWS rti)011 Coe,firr5. BEGIN TO PROSPER GiAS. 1-1--. JOSEPH- sr-- (C•pywrIght, 1921. Irma May Cantor Gives Graph- ic Description of Jewish Conditions in Europe. By Ch.. H. Joseph.) lacy Einstein, the hootch.hound, as one of the 12 Why not name great Jews of the country? "lily" is making an international repu- tation...…

…TH EM:11101111:11till (11 RON ICLC rAGE EIGHT ORPHAN HOME BALL TO BE HELD NOV. 21 -yr orciat and arsonal Wow Showing- Hudson Seal Appeal Made to Detroit Jews by the Orphanage for Support of Local Institution. Coat Martin Collar and Cuffs Iq All Society Items •n<II ether local Ws, should be communicated to the office of the Chronicle by 5 &clods Wednesday •fternoon in order to appear in the current rat latgt issue. Phone Glendale 832...…

…America Aurisk Periodical Carta — CLIFTON AMU[ • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE MEM:FROM/EMS/1(A RON taz ft ,,,,=.e.,Fiv\vitAklaszyt3,01" ociatyand pQrsdnal Coats and w Wraps Mrs. Henry J. Berkowitz has re- turned from a delightful visit at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Henley, in Cincinnati. Take On New Ways— Mr. and Mrs. Max May had as their guests at the community dinner held at the hotel Statler the past week Rabb...…

…/4.1)ErRosr /min (km iaL PAGE TEN ity for our member' who wish to have their voices placed and secure training from an exceptional teacher Small beginnnigs lead to larger Sorer Camp Reunion: Amngements are now complete things; some day you may be a prima- reunion of all the campers donna, who knows! Come and sing! for the who spent their vacations at the "Y" No previous training Is needed. ramp this past summer. The group is to meet at the i...…

…America Aprisk Periodical Carter _ CLIFTON ATANLIE • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 Thalkeaorr,/ewisn Gn ome W PALESTINE JEISISH SAFE DESPITE PAGE ELEVEN - - - - — ---------- -- TIMES COMMENT ON UNION PRAYER BOOK cotaiderable talk was indulges' in in various quarters, especially in those Jewish center. It is true that every hostile to Jewish and British interests, • • AY ASIDE THIEORIES• ommtry that grants freedom to the that Great Britain would b...…

…iiicperRonjEwisif 911{0/41CLE PAGE TWELVE OCTOBER 20, 1922 %- -"'W1111.41-Reit + 147' 1 # 1 " 4"IWV4V4iilVie14- 74.1 . 47~41741.1 . 4741.47471TriftiVelAftes l iltfiteew i ll . V47 .~0 YIDDISH SPEAKERS SHOW INCREASE OF 248 PER CENT HERE 4 51 T/ E L Ti (Concluded from Page One) per cent, of the 1,946,298 persons coostituting the froeign white stock of Chicago as enumerated in 1920. Yiddish speaking Jews constituted 6.5 per cent of the ...…

…S A NICliallf "(wish Periodical Carter Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English CLAYTON OAHU& • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Telephone GLENDALE IlEbETROIT LWISII 8-3-2-6 MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION COLONEL WEDGWOOD1 IS GIVEN BRILLIANT RECEPTION BY JEWS Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922 - — VOL. X11. NO. 20 Colored, Non-Jewish, But Star in Hebrew Is Joseph Wright,10-Year Old Ne...…

…L SO RON ICLE o by our.unndu?:r ha; ds awroenp . would C stin i . e raxl isits.ckiSnhgeosftaAnni. Port we moat ru mindful pi of a ll the threat t which e still ed e o l; the d beP'ortm with for this support. We ish pioneers w colonies where the Je be mi dful of the fact that one of the n "Asia will come now to Europe; but are settled and trained to become reasons why the progressive forces of j erica. Great Britain and the rest of the Europ...…

…A merica Yarish periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO fill1Puritorrposii@woici ,r, Jewish Leaders Join In Brainin's Jubilee Club Notes Young Judaea Statement of the Ownership, Manage- ment, Circulation, Etc., Required by the Act of Con g f August 24, 1912, of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, published once per week at Detroit, Mich., for Oct. 1, 1922. STATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF WAYNE—ss. JUDAEAN CONCERT TO Before me, ...…

…PIE /ATROIlJEWISII 0i RONICLII gel VICTORY OF G, 0. P, PREDICTED BY CADY port we must be mindful of all the' threat which still exists. She stands are supported by our Fund? What reasons for this support. We must alone with the moral backing of Am- would become of the large number of colonies where the Jewish pioneers be mindful of the fact that one of the erica. reasons why the progressive forces of I "Asia will come now to Europe; but are...…

…Aierkax lavisk periodical Cotter CUSTOM MIMI • amaxmAn 20, OHIO 1111111115•Bs TitfiVerRorriarisn /mom IC:L Jewish Leaders Join In Brainin's Jubilee Young Judaea Club Notes Statement of the Ownership, Manage. meta, Circulation, Etc., Required by the Act of Con g f August 24, 1912, of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, published once per weak at Detroit, Mich., for Oct. 1, 1922. STATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF WAYNE—se. Before me, a Notary P...…

…wiEVernerr,/tInsn A ROM= with new Ideas and new Ideals of Brainin, with his literary activity, beauty. At the present time, things served not only to refine the taste European have gained full citizen- of the Ilebrew leader, but he also By BERNARD SHELVIN ship in Ilebrew letters; at the present helped create a new type of Ilebrew time all the Ilebrew authors are Eu- writer, one who was well versed in (Editor's Note:—Reuben Brainin's ropeans t...…

…A men- cum Pak Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENU1 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TitEPEntorr,/aastieIROMICLE FLORENCE By OSCAR SCHISCALL There are several things that must be said about this tale before it is ac- tally begun. First, if you desire a halt an hour of thrills with a startling t•vist at the end, you will not discover it in these pages. Rather, you will lird the faithful account of a simple hide love affair that may leave you sh a sympath...…

…• TosPersoaditsstidittoNtaz PAGE FOUR attar t on need no reminder that in every important campaign for funds for the relief of want and woe in every form, the pulpit 011Sii (WON ICE has played a part that has carried the campaign to success. We MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION piy .51ing make this statement without fear of successful contradiction. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, Pres...…

…A merica Prisk Periodical eater CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO T/Ifi pcmotr 0-654-T 1 isi- b oilk 8 )r GIAS (CopywrIght. 1921. ()SEP By Chas. H. Joseph.) PAGE FIVE ORM ic:11 BOOK REVIEWS ,II:79 1 1:c1 . 74\ Making of Hebrew Scripture. By PROF. MAX L MARGOLIS WOODWARD AVE. (Published by Jewish Publication So- ciety of America, Philadelphia; ice $1.00.) Pr Ailin:4111;.; ti is • Professor Max L. Margolis, one of the lead...…

…MEPLTRon;fintisit (ARON ICLE •, octal and .ersonal `Wu) Showing-- &might Lines Hudson Seal Coat Squirrel Choker Collar Mandarin Sleeves All Society item. •nd other local note should be communicated to the office of the Chronicle by 5 o'clock Wednesday •fternoon in order to appear in the current ...IR* issue. Phone Glendale 1321, Seciety Editor. Hall malice se as rte te received rat late ten Wednesday. (Mostratieo •t mom Oriental and The...…

…A merica ffewish Pertained Colter Cu/TON AUNUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 7ifEbyn9onjonsitgaoritac Fires="figianOteralt ■ eic,704 A. to.graigo ems octal zIld NAME TEL AVIV STREETS LARGE SUM ADVANCED AFTER SAMUEL, BALFOUR FOR RECONSTRUCTION • rWMra DETROIT, MICHIGAN No connection with any other store. I Evening Gowns Paris interpretations, brilliant in color— odes which Paris designers are Modes most proud of—draped and long and floa...…

…TILvaitorr,kwon @Rom iciz Oe You are cordially invited to inspect our selection of Exclusive IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC SUITINGS FOR THE COMING SEASON M. DISNER TAILOR $1,000,000 BUILDING FOR ADVANCEMENT SOCIETY NEW YORK.—(J. C. II.)—A ten story building to cost $1,000,000 is planned by the Society for the Ad- vancement of Judaism. It will be erected on the site of the present quar- ters, No. 41 West 66 street. Papers of incorporation were fi...…

…A ltai= Jewish Paislied data CLIFTON Amos CINCINNAT] 20, OHIO TIMPLTROrr &WISH ( BON iCLE factory in Tel Aviv, a flour Mill at Haifa; furniture and carpet factories in Jerusalem. The latter obtains Re designs from the Bezalel School of . • A rts and ('rafts. Secretary's Hoover's recent report "But piest important of all is the Orders for season tickets for the Harding that the im- I-a to President this fall and winter for closed models I ...…

…OCTOBER 13, 1922 MEM:mom/Ems/I (km iaz als PAGE TEN MASHALL ASKS AID FOR SMYRNA'S JEWS NEW YORK.—(J. C. IL)—Declar- Mg that Smyrna and Constantinople have now been added to the ranks of the stricken Jews, Louis Marshall , chairman of the American Jewish Re lief Committee, urged in a Yom Kip- pur message that the Jewish aid be extended to the destitute in the Near (From cables of Jewleh Correspondence Bureau and Jewish Telegraphic Agency.)...…

…A merica ffavish Periodical eater CUTTON AMU! - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO bE111.01T EWISII 11RONICII Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION • DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1922 VOL. XII. NO. 19 LEADING AMERICANS URGE JEWISH YOUTH TO BECOME ACTIVE As Celebrated by the Jews of Bokhara , Steady Emigration Stream Originates From the Fam- ine Areas. 8-3-2-6 -- Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy,...…

…Thr,y)r.i ROI IdEWISilaiRONlaz PAGE TWO PLAN NEW FEATURE FOR GORDON-CRIMI CONCERT Fraternaloatn e s d Bicur Cholem Juniors. 1,1 PI Li I LAI 1..1,1J1 V L i 1 MOM l 0 . - + Preparations are being completed by the Bicur Cholem Juniors for the VI ' sit on Thureday evening "Oct. 10, N Governor Alex J. Groesbeck. The G o vernor will speak at 8 p. m. at the SI aarey Zedek Synagogue. It is ex- P, cted that more than 1,000 young P, ople will ...…

…America 5avisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATINUI CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Pim Pc awn' LOUIS WOLHEIM TO APPEAR IN DETROIT IN "THE HAIRY APE" Our One Aim-- Louis Wolheim has attracted wide- spread attention for his virile and vigorous impersonation of "Yank" Smith, the stoker, in Eugene O'Neill's latest play, "The Hairy Ape." Un- der Arthur Hopkins' direction this "comedy of ancient and modern life" surpassed at the Plymouth Theater the interest...…