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…A merica ,}swish Periodical eater CUTTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO fif fiDETROITAWISII RON ICLE PAGE FIVE a1 and ersonal New Arrivals and Lowered Prices A3 Massive 3-piece Tapestry Suites All Pociely Item, and other local notes should be communicated to the °Moe of the Chronicle by I o'ninek each Wednesday •fternonn In nrdor to appear In the current week's eases. Phone Cherry 3391 Pociety Editor. Mall notices so s to be received nut l...…

…MNIMPOI. PAGE SIX fifElkrizonslirisnoi IRON ICL4 FLEDEFROIVEWISii of R ON ICLE A Daily Religious School. Jew, Envoy to England, Has Hopes for Poland According to a report in the press, a movement is under way by MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION the local branch of the Federal Council of Churches to establish (Continued from page 1) classes for the daily instruction of children in the tenets of their Published Weekly by The Jewish Chro...…

…A merica ifewisk Periodical Carter CLIFTON AMOS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ii1E,DLTKOITIENIS/16RONICLE REPORT INDICATES 200,000 JEWS SAW MILITARY SERVICE (Continued from Page One.) and in the camps of this country, regarding the necessity of retaining their insurance, the procedure for the c onversion of this insurance and the details of securing allotments, allow- ances and arrears of pay. They were Also informed regarding the oppor- tunities...…

…Liu fitLisritontAwisn t I t IN FINANCIAL DETROIT TORY RULE IN POLAND STILL FOMENTING MURDER OF JEWS A YOUTHFUL TRAGEDY By Ethel Taurog. TN TIIOSE days I used to be a fee- 1 quent visitor at a certain large Jew- (From an Editorial in M. Now York Evening Pest, Nev. B.) ish orphan home. Here one found an entire small world composed of HE "Provincial Organization of Is not it a little interesting and sin- children, who at an early age had ...…

…America frwish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO iiipDeraonlEssistifilkONICLC AmERIcAN BEAUTY 650 SIX SERVICE and PARTS For ALL MAKES of KING CARS High grade light car. P c rov e c tfA bR y m ine A pecR tIon. Axle Shafts, Piston Pins, and Rings for all makes of cars.Wholesale and Retail. I JAMES H. FOSTER Authorized Ford Service and Parts 416 to 22 Joe. Campau Liberty Speed Flexibility. "A new record for flexib...…

…r,i),:ntorrlaisn RONICIE • Let a few -otYour Dollars have some fun with our Boys and Girls there greater joy to be had than I playing with kiddies? Can you 1 have• more fun than in play with a child? Keeping the Children Off the Streets Visiting Day for the Beer Fond y lamer 1 w(11•111111CIAILIWAR ■ It) A Red Letter Day for Orphans What would please you more, if you could afford it, than taking 1,440 little boys and girls to Bell...…

…- P IEV ETED ITI LWIS MOIR O NI CL E I Z. A. CHAPTER TO ELECT PERMANENT OFFICERS NOV. 16 Ilarltsoit iNrotra WITH YOUNG JUDAEA PIANIST WINS FAVOR IN JACKSON RECITAL DRAMATIC CLUB, The new season of the Voung Ju- Appears With William Morrie Moro daea Dramatic Club of which bliss Temple Aid Society; to Sing Sylvia Goldsmith is the feaster, is in Baud Greets Detroit Jewish Colleg- At News Concert. full swing. The members are prepar- ian.; Ask...…

…• ▪ iiteDnrizoiTinumi RaNici.r. PAGE TWELVE f it CADILLAC Private Appearing Cars Limousines for all occasions — LONDON—From the first October tickets issued for the Palestine rail- roads bear English, Hebrew and Arabic imprints. I'ARIS—A special committee has been organized to care for the children of Jewish refugeees in this city of whoin . there are a large number. Constant vigilance and every mechanical safe- guard are utilised to ...…

…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 WOR...…

…PAGE TWO &Denton; jiwisii the Poles were sincere they would have accepted our suggestion that an impartial international commission should investigate the truth of the By Dr. M. Soloveitchik, Minister of Jewish Affairs, and l'olish allegation. Not a single Bol- Mr. Slezevicius, ex - Premier. shevik was on Lithuanian territory. The Jewish Question. Since the beginning of the war tine of the strongest party, the "This political expose," said D...…

…PAGE THREIr. wwwwwwvrpm JEWISH SCHOLARSHIP LOSES BEST EXPONENT ' By Dr. C. Duschinsky. Modern Jewish scholarship has lost one of its best-known exponents by the death of M. Brans, senior pro- lessor at the Breslau Rabbinical Sem- inary. He was the successor of his teacher, the famous historian, Prof. Heinrich Graetz, and for the last 30 years Brann was one of the chief pro- moters of Jewish learning and himself a very fertile writer. The ...…

…mcpc-ritorric%isno RON KW P GE FOUR Whops Birthday Is Tomorrow! up.oeltV 61 dacial and Have You Ever Tasted MacDiarmid's Peneuchie? This rich combination of Pure Maple Cream and Pecan Nuts is sure to sWe'eteri the most jaded palate( Special display at new Chocolate House, Woodward at Clifford St. 1$ Stores Detroit Cleveland Main 4548 (All Stores) SpinaIto, et Carriwrafi Iasi (=Maw() 6-Itowilip of Derfoct molds Sallan Woodward at Gr...…

…A merica lavish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATINU1 - CINCINNATI 30, 01110 PACE FrtrE MEDgrrrinsunefromaL -waiereV IDese. oteiat and arsonal Miss Reva Stocker, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. David Stocker, of 536 Longfellow 'avenue, entertained 16 of her little friends at a Hallowe'en par- ty Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Frankel, of 146 Belmont avenue, have returned from a trip through the state. Miss Lois Roth, whose engagement to Mr. ...…

…TitcDLinonjmnsn(iIRONICLE PACE SIX 1•11M11. EDETROVIJEWISfl MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Joseph J. Cummins, President. at Detroit, Entered as second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postale. Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. should be done not in a slipshod fashion but in the best manner pos- sible. For that reason, we believe that every large congregation shoul...…

…A mericam ffewish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON MMUS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN ritEPLTROITjfIVIS 11 0RONICLE The Last Curtain A Story of the Yiddish Theatre. By Elma Ehrlich Levinger. (Copyrighted, 1920, by Elma Ehrlich Levinger. All rights reamed.) delia. "But I'm waiting my chances and if I can get a play written to suit me I'm going to try starring myself next year. The Yiddish stage don't give you enough opportunity. But when yo...…

…t'AUE. PEPentonlmsne. RON htG-ttt At IN FINANCIAL DETROIT CLUB TO CELEBRATE ILYA SCHKOLNICK, Jerusalem Library ITS FIRST BIRTHDAY PHILIPP ABBAS TO BE SOLOISTS NOV. 5 Outgrows 'Quarters Forget-Me-Nets Arrange for Fin. Ban- -- -- quet and Entertainment at Concert-Master and First Cellist To Anniversary. Plan to Make Institution Repos- Appear at Second Palr of Detroit PERFECTION ' O ' The Forget-Mc-Noss of Zion will celebrate the lirst ...…

…America 5arish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NINE RON icir. LIV Apperwrr LAkel SERVICE and PARTS For ALL MAKES of KING CARS Axle Shafts, Piston Pins, and Rings for all makes of care—Wholesale and Retail. High grade light car. AMERICAN BE :" C. C. CAR MARKET JAMES H. FOSTER Authorized Ford Service and Parts 416 to 22 Jos. Campau 650 WOODWARD AVENUE Glendale 4896 DOYLE FORCES GET A NEW DISTINCTION Genera...…

…PIEDentorj;/Ewismg RON ICLE PAGE TEN Jewish Jokes and Jewish Jesters ' By Heinrich Loewe, vision a. (River to Grand lilted. general headquarters will be at the Fund system was inaugurated, raised CAMPAIGN FOR Among others on his committee are Ik‘troit Board of Commerce, with Walter Fuchs and Harry Z. Brown, Tracy W. McGregor, general campaign chairman, and the fund's executive David A. Brown is vice-chairman of committee In charge. Divis...…

…A merico ffewish Periodical eater CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO FIEfrritordniun Of RON ICIL PAGE ELEVEN ,// Suppose Nobody Cared Suppose Suppose nobody cared what should become of those thousands of crippled children of De- troit whose little twisted limbs and broken bodies cry out for sympathy and help! nobody cared what should happen to the aged and infirm, whom disease, mis- fortune and the fleeting years have robbed of their ...…

…iiiEVEntonJmusn6 RON Wiz PAGE TWELVE t. .... I ,,,....„1 -------vetw+ms.. 4 ;\\\ !! t!!-- h1 r. Samuel Folz has been appointed postmaster at Kalamazoo, Mich. • • • .A new 11'nai 13'rith Lodge was instituted at Battle Creek, Nlich., on Sun- day, October 3. • • • A Young NVotnen's Hebrew Association was organized in New Britain, Conn., last Sunday. • • • Polish authorities at Ostventchin have closed a Jewish Women's Society for the Spre...…

…A mcricam Arish PerlaSeal erect Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English CLIFTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 7:114ETROIT Evcry Available News Service Is Given Our Readers •••••••.••• •••••••••••••swsew"."...." MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Per Year, 93.00; Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY OCTOBER 29, 1920. VOL VIII. NO. 23. DR. KRASS SLATED AS FIRST SPEAKER I IN FUND CAMPAIGN' BEAUTIFUL NEW EDIFICE TO HOUSE...…

…E &non; PAGE TWO Stout Women (Sizes 39 to 56) Popular fashions reflected In smart Autumn garments that scientifically reduce the appar• ent size and fit perfectly, the product of 20 years' specialized study and effort. Suits . $39.75 to $375 $45.00 to $350 Dresses . $29.75 to $350 Coate . Blouses, Skirts, Corsets, Negligees, Camisoles. Brassiere, Underwear, Hosiery, Bath Robes, House Dresses 1 0 7pO 3 ryan l 255 Woodward Av...…

…A merican Awisk periodical Center CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO pl eY)uritonlEwmf (A ROXICLE "The International Jew, The New World Menace" An Address Based on Articles Appearing in "The Dearborn Inde- pendent" Given in St. Paul's Episcopal Charch, on Sunday Evening, Oct. 24, 1920, by the Rev. J. Bradford Pengelly. The reasons for giving this address tonight are: First. A violent and unfair attack has been made upon a whole race com...…

…7iici9criton;kwisnei RON ICLE SUNDAY IS HALLOWE'EN aci al and arsonal MacDiarmid's Special Hallowe'en Candies 13 Stores Detroit Cleveland 71; acSarmie r f Phone Main 4648 (All Stores) Spraahlt, at Lan /craft Down Town Stores: Uptown Store.: 32 BroadwaY Opp. Broadway Theater O. k IL McMillan Co. Woodward and Fort Broadway Market MacDlarmid's Corner New Chocolate House Woodward at Clifford WOODWARD AT ALEXANDRINE Notre Sunday Servi...…

…elvish Periodical Coda ANICflallf CLIFTON MMUS • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 • r C PINT RON ICI.0 ATROITIEWIS/16 C oeial ,and Qrsonal ONLY By actual comparison will you realize the ad- Nirs. Saul \Veitiberg and daughters, Della and Elise, of Montreal, who were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lachman, 01 96 West Ferry, left on Monday for their home. vantage of buying at Friedenberg's. Extravagant words do Mrs. Saul Siegel and daughters, lone ...…

…%ilc Dcriton;Awlsn,(AROA lcl PAGE SIX the results of which shall be watched with interest not only by BRITISH IRE ROUSED Zionists but by non-Zionists as well. If persistent rumors are to be BY JEWISH DISPLAY believed, steps will be taken by %%filch a united Jewry may work for (Continued From Page 1.) MICHIGAN JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION the practical rehabilitation of Palestine as a land that shall afford the best possible opportunities, physica...…

…America Arish periodical Cater CLIFTON AVINUZ . CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEVEN ftiEPEritonlEwisti ai WA IC LE "A Good Jew 11 By Elma Ehrlich Levinger. ,,p,,ight, 1920, by lima I.hrlich 1.,•: . - An Open Letter to Henry Ford (From "The American Hebrew.") .. gogue were torn by and "allisito" folded up their the heart. They and went MI to the House 'of ' of Rest, They looked at the broken graves and were downcast. Tears fill- NVith bro...…

…fileilattorrinvisn eff:ON lax, ;"CE EICHT 4 4 IN FINANCIAL DETROIT PAPES BROTHERS OPEN ; NEW FLOWER SHOP sb A B ritish Jewry to language and liturgy, sedulously could not take sides. But the trouble guard all use of the English tato:matte has extended, especially in London, from that branch of the profession to such an obviou s, risk of unpl e a s ant which they class by implication as possibilities that the tactful managers The largest...…

…Airetkam Pwish Palo&Cal Carter CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE NI piLIpa ttolirjrxissigiRONiur, AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY - RECTORY i iadinflaiwk emite Lubricators LEM STEPHENS — McFARLAN "For All Makes of Cars." Phone Glendale 7942 23 W. Hancock Ave. ITE LUBRICATING CO. # / MICH. Blame Yourself for Poor Tire Mileage Storage Batteries Require a "Drink" High grade light car. ocAN BEAUTY c SIX Pcrove cciAbRy "NINETY" "SALI...…

…PAGE TEN Iheikritoidnvisti MEN'S TEMPLE CLUB WILL YOUNG PEOPLE OF HEAR ELECTION RETURNS Particular attention of the members of the Men's Temple Club is called to the fact that on the evening of Tuesday, November 2nd, election re- turns will be received over a special wire to be installed in the remote The ladies of the household of Tem- ple Club members are invited to at- tend. Members of the Temple who have not yet joined the Temple Club...…

…AllfCfkalf ifewith Periodical 6?Mtcr CARON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Litt0If D Tlint Notes PAGE ELEVEN RONICLC ii,aginaw Notes YOUNG JUDAEA NOTES The Forger-Me-Noss of Zion will celebrate their first anniversary Sun- day evening, Nov. 7, at the Farns- Rabbi Carl tiem,...a or Saginaw worth Talmud Torah. In addition to officiated at the Saginaw 'temple ser- the regular members, all the Young vice Friday evening last, the subject Judae...…

…sow (i ROA IC Lt; PAGE TWELVE V41 WEEKLY USED CAR BLit A .ETIN Be sure you find our name plate on the running board I The olive harvest in Palestine.this year is the most successful on record, according to the "Egyptian Gazette," which says the yield was more than three million metric quintals, or 7,92h,000,000 gallons of oil. The new building of the Jewish Home for Incurables, Baltimore, Md., has been opened. On budding and remodeling...…

…A merican Pul a PerioSeal eater Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English CUPTON Annus - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TifEbETROITAWISII Every Available News Service Is Given Our Readers MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL VIII. NO. 22. 1'NAI BRIM PLANS "NOMMUNITY HOUSE TO COST MILLION 1 Modern Building to Shelter Every Local Jewish Ac- tivity. Per Year, $3.00; Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY OCTOBER 22, 1920. SCHIFF'...…

…PIEDLT KOIVEWISI I (I RCN ICLC PAGE TWO derstood that she was lost—that she ROUMANIA EXPELS' JEWS. down, threw a florin on the counter Mg outwardly, but within her? Within was her father's Inn with its could no longer save herself—and she and demanded: "la this your daugh- ter?" To which Michael made stem. songs and dances and games. Between asked for Just one favor, "Squire, I As a result of an order issued by merIng reply: "Yes, yes, my da...…

…America frwish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THRE4 PIEDLTROgiLWISH ORM ICLE - — THE STATUS OF THE JEW MUSIC NOTES By Hermann Hoexter. After listening to Mr. Gabrilo- witsch's band of one hundred men the reorganized and reanimated De- troit Symphony Orchestra, in re- 4. hearsal for their first concert, one can most truthfully and consistently write that here is one of the fittest musical organizations i...…

…7 IEDETRO11;AWItilleiltONICLE PAGE FOUR octal and QVS mai All Society Item, and other local notes should he communicated to the once of the Chronicle by 5 o'clock each Wednesday afternoon In order to appear In the current week's Issue. I'hone Cherry 3391 Society Editor. Ball notice. so as to be received not later than Wednesday. la In honor of the marriage of Miss Esther Jaffe and Mr. Robert Sheer, a handsomely appointed dinner was given ...…

…Americas elvish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO MEPEntorripi isn 61y.oN Ir. ..weeerrelbso..— ocial and .5_..)rsonal Beautiful Fall High Boots, Oxfords, and Do not let the real opportunit y for Fall Footwear selections at extraordinarily mod- erate prices pass this season by failing to see the smart boots we are now showing. Every conceivable demand the season occa- sions can he adequately filled from this groupi...…

…"fii Eikritonlaisit ORM ICLE PAGE SIX ILIEDETR011 1 AWISII &MAWR. A Call for Workers As the drive for the Community Fund draws nearer, the need for workers becomes more and more apparent. The Community Fund MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION is intended to serve all the people. It is broadly non-sectarian. Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Therefore, no matter what particular church charities we may be Joseph J....…

…PAGE SEVEN L LTIO RON ICLC EPLutorrLI The River of Pestilence. By DR. ABRAHAM CORALNIK. thought, as he contemplated the beauties of the spring landscape. Now the steamer's fate was sealed. Spontaneously the peasants took to the fishing smacks, and soon they came within range of the steamer. "Stop!" they called to the pilot, and emphasized their demand by a warn- ing shot. The steamer hove to, the peasants sprang aboard !land out the Jews! ...…

…- PlEbETRODAWISil 043241CM sh IN FINANCIAL DETROIT gil UNUSUAL PROFITS are being earned by the Union Investment Company Organized for the purpose of financing dealers in motor vehicles, building con- tractors, etc. Incorporated February 6, 1919. Authorized Capital Stock $200,- 000-8 per cent preferred; $200,000 common. This is not an ordinary proposition, but an unusual investment. An increase in capital stock makes available for a sh...…

…Amaka ffewish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AYLNUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE ThEiklitOiljallSfl &MN icic TORY gUTNIEBIL5 4_ I A COMMON STORY By Sholom Asch. And suddenly, in a transport of af- fectionate confidence, they began to talk, talk, talk—of many things, eagerly, familiarly, world without end. The darkness of the night descended upon them, veil upon veil. Under this sacred cover they drew nearer to- gether—a tremor went throu...…

…EPLTIWITAWISil (11 RaN ICAL PAGE TEN OFFICERS OF PERFECTION LODGE, NO. 486, F. & A. M. TEMPLE YOUNG PEOPLE SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. A. GIVE HARVEST PARTY TO ORGANIZE HEBREW SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31 AND HISTORY CLASSES • • Second Dance Sunday, Oct. 24—David A Brown to Speak Wednesday, October 27. Apropos to the coming harvest sea- son, the Young People's Society of Temple Beth El have planned a har- vest musical and dance, to take place History and ...…

…Americo ffewish PerioSeal Cotter CUPTON ATMs - CINCINNAU go, OHIO L Stout Women DETROIT JUDAEANS ' SCORE BIG SUCCESS AT ENTERTAINMENT (Sizes 39 to 56) Popular fashions reflected in smart Autumn garments that elentifically zeduco the appar- laze and fit perfectly, the a Aluct of 20 year's' specialized y and effort. Coats . $39.75 to $375 Suits . $45.00 to $350 Dresses $29.75 to $350 Blouses, Skirts, Corsets, Negligees, Camiso...…

…PAGE TWELVE •••••••■ •• WEEKLY USED CAR BULLETIN CADILLAC Be sure you find our name plate on the running board THOMAS J. DOYLE USED CARS I Authorized Dealers: Ted Snowhook 2009 Hamilton Blvd. Russell W. Hollister 1128 Grand River Ave. Bucknell & Knowhon 1012 Michigan Ave. A used car is only as good as the firm you do business with Ed. Novak KOVNO—General Balachow itz, the Russian military commander, who has for some time been in ...…

…America 5cwish Period cal &ea. ...;–"—t • r 3,•9777-7" Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English IFEbETROITJEWISII RitoNicLE N very sAvailablie E Given Our Readers MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION VOL VIII. NO. 21. MEN'S TEMPLE CLUB ) REVIEWS PAST YEAR, PLANS FOR FUTURE Jewish History Classes, Lectures, Social Evenings, Dramatic Club Contemplated. UNANIMOUSLY RE-ELECT OFFICERS FOR 1920-21 A constructive and stimulating ...…

…PAGE TWO TIED_ETROCISVIS/1 IJEWS MAKE DESERTS OF EGYPT BLOSSOM ) (Continued From Page 1.) Air- ,Or tef 0 ROA IC Aaronson Comes Back from the Mount= riMME- IMETITTME:12:1:1MaingeMIZEIV I . BY ELIAS LIEBERMAN . '? 4 4.Z, il f-_ , Old Aaronson, the book-seller, re. "And what did you do with your long ) head off-but expecting to stay. Her turns from a month's vacation in the summer days?" I inquired. Catskills and comments on what he su...…

…A merico Ads* periodical awter CLIPTON AVLNUI - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO % . . PlEi)L'111011;/LWIS/lai ROA ICLD THE JEWISH STUDENT BY LEON FERARU. The morning prayer was not ye t And the unexpected happened. The finished in the neat little chapel con • ridiculed young man talked. At first tiguous to the class room where Brod - the boys did not grasp it. It was some- sky waited for the return of his fellow thing now and strange to them Lit- ...…

…r"--"rlmer The Flower Girl • By Zelda Medvedov. Qrsonal All 9oclet1 Berns and other local notes should he commUnleated to the office of the Chronicle by 6 o'clock each Wednesday afternoon In order to appear In the current week's tissue. Phone Cherry 3391 Society Editor. Mall notices so as to be received not later than Wednesday. Mrs. Jacob F. Teichner and Miss Miriam Teichner, of 123 Virginia Park, left Thursday last for New York City wh...…

…A merican ffewish Periodical &Hier CLIFTON AYINU1 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO eDentorrinosn 61 RON ICIZ Beautiful Fall High Boots, Oxfords, and it %C.F, FIVE .. HirnellwaS Miss Ruth . Franklin spent the week-end in Ann Arbor, with her brother, Leo, who is a student at the University. Miss Helen Henschel Morris, con- cert-pianist, gave a recital at the J. I.. Hudson auditorium. Wednesday, Oct. 13, under the auspices of the J. L. Hudson Comp...…

…PAGE SIX lif61)entorrjailsn RONICLE We know that there are those who will not share in this opinion. They will claim that the pulpit as an opinion-forming agency should be heard upon the political issues of the hour. They will claim that the preacher as a thinking man and as a. patriotic citizen has not only the right but the duty to voice his convictions upon the political problems that divide the people. Nor do we deny this. As an in- div...…