MARCH 4, 1921.

TEN CENTS

Foreign Minister Assures Jews Of

Poland's Good Will
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50,000 Jews In Vienna Face Expulsion
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Berlin Jewry Terrorized By Pogroms

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"Back To The Farm " Movement Started

By Lithuanian Jews
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CHURCHILL A FRIEND OF ZIONISM
DECLARES ' CHRONICLE

London, (J. N. S.) " Jewish Chron-

ENGLISH JEWS INTERVENE IN
BEHALF OF AMERICAN
RELIEF WORKER

icle " publishes a statement withdrawing

the banking requirements of thre e gener- London , (J, C. B.) The Joint Foreign
ations. all its pievious * accusations levelled Committee , the representative body of
against Winston Churchill, the ^ new Sec- oiganized Anglo Jewry has requested the
Every convenience consistent with sound
retary of Stat e for Colonies , who was Butish Foreign Office to exert its ef-
banking practice and the Bank 's long-

tended to its patrons.

chai ged ]by the newspaper with being an
established policy of conservatism is ex
opponent of Zionism. "
The newspapei states that it is in a
foits and obtain the release of Abraham
Pumpiansky, ia representative of the
Joint Distribution Committee who has
For Savings
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Complete facilities are provided here for been under arrest in Reval for some time Accounts are opened daily
all branches of banking—Commercial andthere,wa*§ no basis for -its former* accu- past . from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. and
sation and it assures its readers that
Savings Accounts, First Mortgage Invest- The same Committee has laid before <0(n Saturday from 9 a. m.
Churchill is a friend of the movement
ments, Real Estate Loans, Trust matters , the Greek representative in London the
Foreign Collections and Exchange. and will endeav'or to aid Zionist activi- complaint of the Jewisih community of until 8 p. m. with one dol-
ties. Not only Churchill but his princi- Smyrna that the local authorities have lar or more.
pal aide Emory are friends of Zionism , confiscated the Jewish cemetery which
GreenebaumSons declares "Jewish Chronicle ".
"Jewish Chronicle " eomicflludea that
is 400 years old.
FIRST TRUST AND
Rayik andTrust Company Palestine was placed under the juris dic-
tion of the Minister for the Colonies.
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News Service " did not concur in the Pans, (J. C. B.) The Council of the $275,000,000.
Resources Ovier $20,000,000 opinion of "Jewish Chronicle " concern- Laague of Nations at its meeting in this The stock of this bank is
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London, (J. N. S.) The only reason ish Delegations has brought the matter allowed on savings and
why the issuance of the Palestinian loan befoie the notice of the League.
prompt and courteous serv-
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was because of the uncertainty hereto- LORD READING TO CONFER WITH ice is assured at a most
convenient location , north-
fore prevailing as to the exact terms of NEAR EAST COMMISSIONERS
I N S U RA N C E the British mandate.
London , (J,. O. B.) Lord Reading, the
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Now that official publication of the and Monroe 'Streets, Chicago.
FIRE, CASUALTY, BURGLARY mandate has been made, a loan will be new Viceroy for India , will visit Egypt
BONDS, AUTOMOBILE PLATE promulgated shortly and its proceeds will during the latter part of Mai ch where he Ir T
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2|||f E have opened a Personal
DR. WEIZMANN PRAISED FOR W Service and New Busi-
DEFENSE OF HEBRREW *
London , (J. N. S.) A statement was POLES THREATEN LITHUANIA, ness department in charge of
issued by the Teachers ' Association of SAY KOVNO ADVICES Mr. E. N. Baty —at your
Jeiusalem , in which Dr . Weizmann is London , (J. C. B.) The Poles are pre-
7% - With Safety highly praised for he position he has
assumed with reference to the question
paring for an offensive against Lithu-
ania, according to advices reeeivied here
service.
OUR money will earn 7% - of Hebrew education in Palestine. from Kovno. It is the contention of the
SAFELY — if invested in While in Palestin e Dr . Weizm ann de- Poles, the advices say, that the League
f Madison & Kedzie first clared that he could not understand Zio- of Nations is unable tio settle the Vilna SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
mortgage bonds. These bonds are nism without a Hebrew education. He situation and that thev must therefore
issued in denominations of $100, j said that Hebrew culture was the under- take the ne<ees3ary steps themselves. opened with a Deposit
$500 and $1,000, with normal lying basis of Zionism and that he was of $1.00 or more.
Federal income tax paid. OaU, willing to fight for a Hebiew culture. POLISH CONTRIBUTION TO BE
telephone or write for booklet REVISED
MUSTAPHA KEMAL IS A JEW HHH*
and complete information. Wars°w , (J. N. S.) Owing to the
DECLARES "DAILY MAIL " fact that many of its clauses violate the
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announces , that it understands Mustapha
Kemal is not a Turk but a Sep^ ardic
Treaty of Versailles, the Supreme Court
of Poland declared the constitition, as
lecently adopted by the Polish Diet, im-

& KEDZIE Jew from Solonika who has made him-

self master of the interior of Asia Minor
possibl e of exe cution and ordered its re-
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academy was opened h3re for the teach-
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auspices of the most prominent art leiader , great commotion reigns in the
teachers in Hungary. councils of the Christian-Socialist party.
The reason for the erection of this new The anti-Semite, name d Stocker , had
institute is to be found in the decision ofmade a statement ; n a public assembly
"Awakening Hungary " to prevent Jew- as follows : "The only way vO get rid of
ish students from entering the academy. the Jeiwlish pestilence is by hanging dozens
of them to lamp posts. The remaining
ORGANISE TO COMBAT ANTI-
SEMITISM.
here to organize a movement for the
three hundred thousan d Jews will then flee
the country in no time, back to Gialieia
London , (J. N. S.) It was decided and Hungary where they came from. "
combatting of anti-Semitism. The move - RIOTS IN VIENNA THEATRE OVER
ment calls for the creation of a separat e ,SOHNITZLER'S PLAY
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committee consisting of representatives
of the Anglo-Jewish Association and the
Vienna, (J. N. S.) During recent
League of British Jews, as well as the scandals over the presentation of Schnit-
Jewish Boar d of Deputie s, wihich , being zler play "Reigen
's " in the the theatre
the most representative body of British of this city, it now becomes known, that
Jews , would have more than one-half of six hundred hoodlums have invaded the
all the members of the new Committee. place and have start d attacks against
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the unoffending public , assaulting right
AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE TO and left and forcing the actors to dis-
INVESTIGATE CONDITIONS ABROAD. continue the performance.
New York , (J. N. S.) Louis Marshall, There were many cases in the police
chairman of the American Jewish Relief court s of Vienna growing out of inci-
It's Toasted
Committee, announced that a committee dents at the performance.
of twenty-five prominent Jewish mer-
chants will be sent to Poland to investi-
gate conditions of the Jews there and
SYRIANS SEND PROTEST OVER I fill %p *7wte6d *' o> &
MANDATES.
devise remedies for the alleviation of
their conditions.
London , (J. N. S.)—A protest has been
sent by the Syrian Association to the
PALESTINE ARMY COSTS THOU- forthcoming meeting of the Allied Su-
SANDS OF POUNDS MONTHLY.
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preme Council protesting against the
London, (J. C. B.)—Replying to a delimination of the respective mandate I STATE
question , Sir A. Williamsohn in the territories of Palestine and Syria.
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MANY REFUGEES FROM POLAND spreading Jew-baiting.
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Department Paris, (J. T. A.)—On recei pt of news here that there are
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Now open in 50,000 Jews in Vienna who are officially registered as aliens
connection with and threatened with expulsion , the Committee of Jewish Del- LITHUANIA
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MEN'S HABERDASHERY a new memorandum submitting further documents regardin g United States Currency paid
this expulsion. The especial attention of Mr. Balfour has been by our Branch offices
Chicago 's Newest Innovation drawn to these documents and Mr. Balfour , it is understood
your inspection cordially will bring up the question before the Council. WARSAW
requested M. Xahum Sokolow who was in consultation in London and
with Zionist leaders was called here in order to be present when
Ambrose J. Krier the Council of the League takes up t'he question of the expulsion.
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LEO A. LOEB, President Speaking in the House of Commons Warsaw , (J. N. S.)—A conference of
Winston Churclliill, the now Colonial sec- representatives of all relief committees
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Commission in Palestine will sail from
Alexandria for London and New York
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Berlin Jewry Terrorized By Pogrom
Students Organize First Attack
Berlin , February 27.—The Jewish residents of this city were

Newspaper panie-stricken yesterday as a result of the first pogrom Berlin has

witnessed in he,r history.
The Jewish section was raided by students armed with clubs and
stones and stores were pillaged and passers-by were beaten. The band

Advertising Starts of ruffians then made their way to Kurfurstendamm-strasse, which is

the richest streat in Germany. Here hundreds of Jews fell victims to
the band.
The police were notified in advance of the outbreak and arrive d

the Wheels at the scene in large numb ers in auto trucks , lead by Prussian officers.
No efforts were made to stop the attacks but the victims wene. taken
from the street in the trucks. Before the trucks were started a number
of students not satisfied that the victims were unconscious and in
many cases bleeding jumped on the trucks and began tio again attack
the victims.
In November, business had a bluish It is reported that the hospitals contain many of the victims and
cast. The financial waters were that several were dying.
troubled. DETERMINATION OF PALESTINIAN 15,000 JEWISH IMMIGRANTS ARRIVE
MANDATE POSTPONED THROUGH BOSTON.
New York .—The arrival during the
Corn and wheat and cotton were London , (J. N. S.) Negotiations re- past two weeks of half dozen Trans-
tumbling—business was halting and garding fin al decision of eurrenJt ques- Atlantic Steamships , carrying with them
tions growing out of the 'Britisib mand at e about 15,000 Jewisih immigrants , at the
hesitating. over Mesopotamia and Palestine have port of Boston caJlled for quick action on
been postponed to the next meeting of the par t of the Hebrew Sheltering and
Everywhere you heard the croakers the. League of Nations Council which is Immigrant Aid Society of America in
scheduled to tak e place in April. connection with the receiving, guiding
say, "People are not buying." The decision was reached on motion of and distributing of these new arrival's.
Mr. Balfour who explained the reason Mr. Jacob R. Pain, General Manager
for it by the fact that Winston Churchill, of the Society, together witlb several
Then the retailers took the cold the new Minister of the Colonies, in members of his staff went to Boston to
plunge. They began to readjust prices whose department the mandatory terri- confer with Mr. Isaac Holler , President,
tories have been placed, was little ac- and the Directors and Officers of the
and offer inducements. quainte d with the duties of his new Boston Branch of the Society. At tlhe
office and desired time to study the same time he met the Immigiation Offi-
And they advertised the fact—ad- mandate question. cials and representatives of the Steam-
The memb ers of the League agreed to ship Companies and discussed the situa*
vertised it in the newspapers of their Mr. Balfour 's motion , provided Prance tion with them.
home cities. They kept at it—and interposed no objection. Prance expresse d Less than 1% of the Jewish immi-
her willingness to postpone the settle- grants arriving at the port of Boston
kept at it. meant of mandate questions until April. are destined to that city itself. All the
others go to cities all over the country.
NOTORIOUS PALESTINE OUTLAW The staff of the Boston Branch was in-
After a bit, buying began to wake KILLED creased in order to meet ffche situation ,
up—slowly at first, then in greater and arrangements were made whereby
/London, (Jewish Telegraphic Agency) immigrants going from Boston to New
volume. The Palestine police rounde d up the York will be accompanied by a guide of
notorious outlaw Abdul Hadik alhia, ac- the Society. The discharge d immigrants
Progressive merchants who know cording to Jerusalem advic es. He was who arrive at all times of the day or
sihiot dead in the effort. Hadikaha was night at the Grand Central Depot or by
newspaper advertising pulls progres- one of the worst Arab outlaw leaders in way of the Fall River Line are met by
sively went at it harder. the country and for many years was the guides of the Society and brought to the
terror of many Jewish colonies. He was Home at 229 east Broadway.
overtaken near the colony of Zichron-
Business grew better and better, Jacob.
During these two weeks members of
the Distribution Department 's Staf f have
and by the last part of December been at work all night on several oc-
PALESTINE SAID TO HAVE ORDERED casions. The immigrants are transported
many merchants were reporting rec- GERMAN LOCOMOTIVES. ' at tih e Home in buses and no matter what
ord-breaking sales, and, taking the time of the night they arrive, a meal is
London , Feb. 25. (J. T. A.)—In the ready for theim. The unusual situation
country as a whole, business was Hoiuse of Commons to-day, Captain G. has once more demonstrated the - ability
good. Bowyer questioned tlh e government of the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant
whether it was true that the Palestinian Aid Societ y of America to cope witlh any
government had placed an order in Gpr- emergency that may arise.
Newspaper advertising saved the many for a number of locomotives and
day and made it possible for the mer- trucks. Colonel Amery replied stating PALESTINIAN MANDATE DEPEND-
that the Palestine administration w.'is ING ON BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
chants to clear their shelves and known to have contemplated doing so London , (J. N. S.)—Sir Andrew Bonar
reorder from the manufacturer—thus and the government thad telegraphically Law, leader of the House of Commons,
asked the High Commissioner for fur- during a debat e in Par liament on the
loosening the clogged stream of com- ther information and could say nothing question of mandates and their applica-
merce and setting the factory wheels more until such information had been tion , declared that it will be Parliament
obtained. that would have tlhe final say in the
in motion. matter of the disposition of the mandates
ORTHODOX RABBIS TO AID MENDEL assumed by Great Britain under the
Newspaper advertising is the great- BEILISS. peace treaty.
est single, business force on this con- j New York , (J. N. S.)—The convention
of Orthodox rabbis which was in session DMOWSKI EXPELLED FROM
tinent today. here three days, closed here with a ban- HIS PAR TY
quet at the Broadway Central Hotel. Warsaw, (J. N. l>.) Roman Dmowski,
Among the resolutions adopted at the the noted anti-Semite and leader of anti-
Conventicm was one calling for imme- Jewish 'boycotts in Poland, ibas been
diate aid for the family oif Mendel formally expelled from his own party,

Advertise in Beiliss, the victim of a ritual murder the National Democr ats.
trial, who is now in America. New of-
ficers were elected.
The reasons for his expulsion are un-
known. This step seems to put an end to
Dmowski 's political career.
JEWS ATTACKED IN HUNGARIAN

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Budapest , (J. N. S.) In a cafe located

in the Eastern part of the city, Jews
weir e attacked and beaten. This is an-
other step in anti-Semitic actions and
propaganda indulged in under the aus-
pices of tbe notorious society known as
MORAL TEACHING WILL REPLACE
RELIGION.
Vienna, (J. C. B.)—Announcement is
made in the <( Prager Tageblatt " that
the Czecho-Slovakian government pro-
poses to effect its intention of eliminat-
ing religion from public schools and hav-
ing it substituted by moral teaching.
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"Back To Farm Movement " Started
By Lithuanian Jews
Kovn o, (J. T. A.)—More than 100 delegates are attending
a conference of Lithuanian Jewish farmers which is now in
progress here. Dr. Soloveitchick , Dr. Rosenbaum and Dr. Rach-
milewitch, the three leading Jews of Lithuania addressed the
conference emphasizing the importance of the agricultural
movement among the Jews. The conference has decided upon
the formation of a permanent organization to further the in-
terests of the Jewish farmers in Lithuania.
Jewish, German and Russian representatives on the Lithu-
anian Constituent Assembly have decided to effect the consti-
tutional separation of the church from the state.
In view of the scarcity of Jewish Rabbis, Cantors aaid
other communal workers, the Jewish representatives are trying
to legalize a measure, where'by such workers should be able to
hold positions even though they are not citizens of Lithuania.
J. D. C. STARTS CONSTRUCTIVE ZIONIST WORLD CONGRESS
IN AUGUST
RELIEF WORK IN LITHUANIA.
London , (J. T. A.) 19 members of the
Kovno , (J. N. S.)—Constructive re- Zionist Gieater Actions Committee who
lief work by the Joint Distribution
Committee in Lithuania has already be-
have been holding an unofficial confer-
ence here decided that a full meeting of
gun. the Committee should be called for May
One million marks was appropriated
by the Committee for a Jewish people 's
and that a Zionist world congress should
be called in August. The suggested date
bank in Lithuania, on condition that will be recommended to the Committee
Lithuanian Jews will raise a like sum.
In addition to this another million
at its meeting. The meeting of the
Greater Actions Committee was to have
marks was allotted for Jewish co-oper- taken place this month but was post-
atives , 1% million marks for agiieul-
tural purposes and 300,000 for profes-
poned m orde r to allow the leaders to
visit the United States before assembl-
sional schools. ing in conference.
FRENCH AND ITALIAN FORCES TO
BE WITHDRAWN FROM UKRAINIAN JEWS STILL SUBJECT
PALESTINE TO POGROMS; RELIEF WORKER
REPORTS.
Paris, (J. T. A.) According to an
announcement in " Libre Parole " the Paris, (J. T. A.) Dr. Frank Rosen-
Prench and It alian military forces still blatt , a repiesentative of the Joint Dis-
in Palestine will be withdrawn by the tubution Committee who ariived here
beginnin g of March in accordance with fiom Moscow reports that the pogroms
the terms of the British mandate over upon the Jews m Ukiainia have not
that territory. stopped and are still a regular feature
of the lawless life of Ukrainia. Dr. Rosen-
blatt will participate in a conference of
PROPOSAL TO EXCLUDE JEWS
head woikeis of the Joint Distiibution
FROM AUSTRIAN SPORTING Committee taking place heie this week
CLUBS DEFEATED
after which he will proceed to the United
States.
Vienna, (J. T. A.) The anti-Semitic
campaign conducted by a group of mem-
bers of the Austrian Alps Sporting Asso- AMERICAN PRODUCTS SHOW WELL
ciation , received a severe setback. The
proposal furthered by this group to ex-
clude all Jews from the organization was
IN PALESTINE IMPORTATIONS
London, (Jewish Telegraphi c Agency)
completely defeat ed. Figures available show that Palestine
imported goods during last December to
MAKING AN EFFORT TO DEFEND the amount of 559,000 Egyptian pounds.
JEWS HUNGARIAN DEPUTY IS
SHOUTED DOWN
During the same period , the exports am-
ounted to 67,795 pounds. 160,000 pounds
worth of goods came from Great Britain,
Vienna , (J. T. A.) According to ad- 75,385 pounds worth from the United
vices received here from Budapest , De- States, 41,000 fro m India and 35,000
put y Szilag i comp lained in the Hungar- pounds worth of imports from Egypt.
ian parliament that various official s and
officers compelled Jews to pay them SAMUEL LAUDS Y. M. C. A. WORK
millions in order not to be molested.
The deputy started to ask the govern- London, (J. T. A.) Sir Herbert Sam-
ment that it should take necessary steps uel , High Commissioner
for the suppression of this practice when sided at the annual of Palestine pre-
meeting of the Y. M.
he was shouted down by the anti-iSemitic C. A. at Jerusalem and highly
commen-
members and was forced to resume his ded their efforts in the service of the
seat. community, says a Jerusalem dispatch.
Sir Herbert expressed his belief that the
JEWS REPORTED TO HAVE Association can be of great help in de-
DESERTED POSEN veloping a spirit of liberty, equality and
fraternity in the Holy city.
Danzig, (J. T. A.) Reports from Posen Jerusalem has received reports of a
show that gradually the Jewish popula- number of robberies recently committed
in Lower Galilee by Arab bands.
tion of that city has been departing
until now .there are har dly a sufficient
numbers of Jews to constitute a com-
munity. Their desertion of the place is
attributed to the anti-Semitic attitude of
the Polish section of the community.
CONGRESSMAN CHANDLER IN
WARSAW.
Warsaw, (J. N. S.)—Representative
Walter M. Chandler from New York has
JEW BECOMES FINANCE MINISTER paid a visit to this eity. He saw the
IN MESPOTAMIA Polish Minister Dombrowski and is now
on his way to Lithuania.
London , (J. N. S.) "Daily News " Tbe object of the Congressman 's visit
reports that a Jew has been appointed is to learn about conditions in Eastern
Minister of Finances in Mesopotamia. Europe.
 CURRENT EVENTS
DR. RUDOLPH I. COFFEE
THE INTERNATIONAL ANTI-JEW
Henry Ford has devoted reams of good newspaper space to
denouncing the so-called international Jew. Of cours e, th er e is no
such person nor party, but we ask in reply is there not an inter-
national anti-Jew ? At all times, ther e has been Jew hatred. Christians
w ill not forgive us for having killed their god, as though God could
allow himself tp be killed. That Jesus was born of Jewish parents,
lived a Jewish life and died at Roman hands, they refus e to recognize.
So, at intervals and in waves, this antagonism has lifted dts sinister
form.
But now, we face a new phenomenon. In many countries, simul-
taneously, traces appear of this malign influence. In Germany, this
foe has long been recognized , and Henry Ford accepts leadership of
the American forces. To strengthen this combat , England lends one
of her ablest literary mien, Gilbert K. Chesterton, now touring our
land. Chesterton is the master of the paradox. He is known as one
who would rather phrase a striking paradox than tell the truth. He
says "the trouble with Zioinism is that it center s around Zion. " So
many other peop le are interested in Palestine, that the Jews should
go elsewhere. Frankly, we doubt if he rings true. His whole mannerism,
his dress, and likewise his writings betray the studied -eff ort to be
contrary to others. He will 'even lie for ieffect. Anti-Semites searched
for a worthy and powerful opponent to hurt Judaism, and selected a
strong opponent in Chesterton with 'his vigorous p ersonality. The one
question is, will America be duped by such actions ? Shall Chesterton ,
in the guise of a literary critic spread the seeds of race hatred as he
travels from city to city ? We believe he has been uncovered. His bias
was too evident. Two facts are slowly emerging. First, there is no
international Jew , our enemies in trying to establish it, are proving
the existen ce of an international Anti-Jew.
MRS. AUGUSTA ROSENWALD ; IN MEMORIAM
Aged in year s, rich in good deeds and blessed with devoted chil-
dren, Mrs. Augusta Rosenw ald closed her eyes on this earth last
Thursday . Surrounded by her loving dear ones, this adored Mother in
Israel beautifully lived out the Indian summer of her peaceful life.
In her transition to glory, Chicago is indeed poorer and mourns her
loss. Let us thank God far having known so kindly 'and gentle a soul.
Such a person never dies. She will live in the lives of her honored
children , who are so genuinely interested in the problems of Chicago
and the Jewish community. Of her may it truthfully be said "Her
children rise up to declar e her name blessed. " May her memory ever
be for a blessing.
THE REAL PARADOX
Chesterton delights in the title "master of paradox. " Let us tell
him that not Gilb ert K. Chesterton but Isra/el is the true master of
paradox, Israel, the oldest nation in the world, is to-day tlhe youngest
of all the nations, and the most vigorous, to judge by the manifold
activities of her people the world over . Israel has been overcome and
beaten, pilloried and crucified , tortured and imprisoned in almost
every part of the world, yet conquered nowhere. Israel, apart from
China, was the very first nation to emphasize tlhe importance of edu-
cation, and its followers are to-day excluded from many schools just
because th ey are Jews. Israel, smallest among the peoples in popula-
tion is feared by opponents as though one hundred times as numerous
as we are. Worst of all, as no other people, are we blamted for mis-
deeds committed by any among our number . We gave the world its
religion and are despised by its followers, nevertheless. If we are
weak we are attacked , and because we are rich we are attacked. No
wonder, the Rabbis compare Israel to the dust of the earth . The more
you stamp, all the more it rises to cover you.
SHALL JUDGE LINDSEY GO TO JAIL ?
Judge Ben B. Lindsey of Denver , who has done more than any
other one man to develop the principle of the Juvenile Court , is likely
to serve a j ail sentence. Recently, a woman was on trial in Denver
for murdering her husband , wh en .her son startled the court by saying
that he and not his mother was guilty. The lad was sent to the
Juven ile Court , where Judge Lindsey, by gentle means, drew out the
boy 's testimony. Judge Lindsey was then called by tlhe Judge to
testify in the murder case and refused , saying the boy had told him
the story in confidence , and that confidence i ust be held sacred.
The Court disagree d and held Judge Lindsey in contempt fining him
$500 with a jail sentence. The matter was appealed and the Supreme
Court of Colorado , by a vote of 4 to 3, upheld the lower Court. In
other words, Judge Lindsey was ordered to reveal the sacred trust of
the boy. To which Judge Lindsey replied, "I would rath er go to j ail—
and rot in the cell—than to betray the confidence of a child and
strike down the big principle we thus stand for which makes for
truth and justice. "
We agree with Judge Lindsey. If children lose confidence in him,
t'he whole system of his Juvenile Court, built on mutual faith and
friendship, falls to the ground.
AMERICAN JEWS IN EUROPE
Twenty-five of our leading Jews are preparing to visit the
stricken lands of Europe this summer. At their own exp ense, repre-
sentative Jews are arrang ing a six week 's tour through Poland ,
Austria and other suffering countries to formulate some definite
program of permanent benefit for our afflicted brethren. Well known
among those who have agreed to go from the Middle West are Julius
Rosenwald, Albert D. Lasker , Charles Rub ens and Max Epstein of
Chicago , Nat Stone of Milwaukee, Charles Eisenman of Cleveland,
and Sidney Pritz of Cincinnati.
This is a splendid move. These men on their return, will awaken
intense interest in our country for the starving and dying of Europe,
when our minds are tired of hearing further (harrowing stories. We
must hear the cries of the afflicted. If not America, then no one will
succor our brethren in their desperate plight. These business men,
with brains plus heart , will surely create new plans for putting these
sore stricken victims of war and pogrom and disease on their feet.
With restriction of immigration to America, the Jewish problem must
be settled in the various countries where Jews live . We have faith in
the American business man. We have great faith in this voluntary
committee of twenty-five Jews who will spread sunshine abroad , and
better yet , lay foundation plans for improving Jewish conditions in
eastern Europe.
STUDY JEWISH HISTORY
Our good friend , Harold Korn of New York City, has j ust b een
elected a member of the executive Board of the American Jewish
Historical Society . He urges that we study and discuss Jewish history
once a m'onth in tine Synagogue. He further points out that twenty-four
states are doing absolutely nothin g to study and collect the facts
relative to Jews and their part in forming American history. He is
absolutely right in urging that Jewish people, in every State of t'he
Union, should undertake research work and publish the facts to sflnow
how substantially Jews have contributed to the building of their State
and the nation. Better th an fighting back and denying the allegations
of Jew-haters is the publication of actual deeds of service which our
co-religionists have rendered America. Let the suggestion of Mr. Korn
be acted on. Committees shoul d be appointed in all States.
SEVENTY FIVE YEARS OLD
Last year, one of New York 's largest and wealthiest Temples
celebrated its diamond birthday with carefully planned exercises.
Rabbis from out of town were invited, special musical services were
arranged , and much pulblicity was given to them. Nothing of a per-
manent nature resulted, and we felt that the truly Jewish note had
not been struck.
Two other Synagogues are celebrating the occasion of being 75
years of age, Euclid Ave., Temple in Cleveland and West End Syn-
agogue of New York . We hope, in addition to special services and a
banquet , some concrete and definite action will result. Let each
Temple establish some scholarship either at some University or Jewish
theological college. Endow a chair of Rabbinics, build some model
tenement house, or send a scholar to study one year in Jerusalem.
Have some definit e reminder of the blessing which shall tell of serving
God for three quarters of a century . Celebrate as our neighbor with
song and meal, but add that distinctly Jewish note of service.
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THE WEEK
, ,
According to the New Palestine, there will
soon be established a Federation of Labor in
the Holy Land. This organization will con-
trol the non-partisan activities of the in-
dividual groups , receive and provide employ-
ment for immigrant members, act as the Jew-
ish workers ' representative to the government
and other organizations in Palestine and
abroad , and maintain sick and insurance ben-
efit funds. At present , so we are informed by
the New Palestin e, Jewish labor in Palestine
is divided into five main classes, the Achduth
Haavodah , the Hapoel Hazair , Hechaluz,
Zeirei Zion and the Socialist Workers ' Party.
The numb er of Jews in Palestine scarcely
exceeds one hundred and twenty thousand
and there are already five Jewish labor par-
ties, and of course any number of other
political parties. The number of Jewish work -
ingmen in Palestine scarcely exceeds ten
thousand but still there is already going to
be a Federation of Labor. With all due re-
spect to those who are anxious to see Pales -
tinian Jewry well organized we wish to say
that this display of political zeal on the part
of a small group of people is too much for
the taste of the westerner and too much is
plenty. There may or may not be a need in
Palestin e for a Jewish employment bureau but
there is no need as yet for a Federation of
Labor and there is especially no need for five
Jewish labor parties in the Holy Land. It
seems to uis that political parties in Palestine,
rise too quickly and that the founders and
leaders of these parties are not experienced
political men but dreamiers and literateurs
who have nothing else to do in the Holy Land
than make the world safe for democracy.
Wh at every Jew in Palestine, however , shoul d
do is to mak e the Holy Land safe for the
Jev s by contributing to its economic develop-
ment and not by creating parties and thus
cause more strife and quarrel than is neces-
sary for the welfar e of a collective body .
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We may differ in our opinions and views
on the personality of Henry Ford. We may
believe that he is a fool and a tool in the
hands of anti-Semitic conspirators and black
forces , or we may b elieve ihat he is himself
an arch scoundr el, but whatever we may
think of Henry Ford, one thing is sure, he is
intensifying his pogrom propaganda from day
to day. He is investing more money in this
nefarious anti-Semitic propaganda and he is
feeding the flames of race hatred which has
laid a gr" eat part of Europe in ruins. The
intelligent men among us and intelligent men
among the Gentiles may laugh at Ford 's
arguments against the Jews. They may think
and they actually do think that he is silly
and God forsaken , but they do not take into
consideration that Henry Ford is not appeal-
ing to one class of the population, to the
intell igent class, but to all the classes and
especially to the ignorant masses. Even in
America, the masses of the people respect the
printed word and believe in it more or less.
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Henry Ford s Dearborn Independent , the or-
gan of a most virulent anti-Semitism is now
being distributed by thousands of news boys
in every large city in the states. Whether it
reaches the rural population too , we do not
know, but we imagine that Henry Ford's
agents do their very best to spread the Dear-
born Independent everywhere. What are we
going to do about it? It would be the height
of folly on our par t to sit quietly and to look
on while Henry Ford is spreading the anti-
Semitic germ everywhere and carrying the
anti-Semitic baccilus from stat e to state and
from city to city. If we do not realize the
moral and political evil of Henry Ford 's
pogrom propaganda , if we do not realize that
it threatens the peace and stability of the
country and that it is anti-social and anti-
religious in natur e, we have learned nothing
and forgotten everything. Our past 'experience
with anti-Semitic propaganda should be a les-
son to us. They should teach us that it is our
duty to combat this propaganda with all the
energy and power at our disposal, but we
are doing nothing to combat it. A situation
has developed which must comp el us to take
some drasti c means in combatting Henry
Ford's criminal propaganda against us. Argu-
ments alone will not do. We have to tak e
some action. Representatives of American
Jewry and the representatives of those Gen-
tile organizations who are int erested in the
fi ght against Ford should take steps with a
view to depriving the Dearborn Indep endent
of its mail privileges and book stores and
stands and other people who are selling the
Dearborn Independent should be persuaded
not to sell it. If the mayors of the cities have
the power and authority to forbid the sale of
the Dearborn Independent within the city
limits they should be induced to do so. The
representatives of American Jewry have of-
fered Henry Ford to pay the expenses of an
investigation of the charges against the Jews
He refused the offer. They have argued with
him and those around him with the objieet
of convincing him that his propaganda is
nefarious and criminal from every poin f cf
view ; from the point of view of domestic
peace and political stability ; but he would not
listen to an argument and would not take
any fact into consideration. He has been con-
verted to the cause of the pogrommists and
pogrommists hate reason. They are actuated
by blind hatred and carried away by crimina l
passions. Organized society does not ar gue
with a criminal but makes an end to his
activities by depriving him of the liberty of
his movements.
The only way to make an end to the crim-
inal activities of Henry Ford is to deprive
him of the liberty of his movements. The
United States mail should not be instrumental
in helping Henry Ford 's pogrom propaganda
nor should store keepers and similar agencies
help to spread the Dearborn Independent.
Without the help of these agencies Henry Ford
can talk himself to death against the Jews.
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His talk would have no more effect than the
barking of the dog at a lonely moon at
midnight.
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The annual relief convention of the Chi-
cago Joint Relief Committee and the Middle
Western Bureau attended by some three hun-
dred delegates from all parts of the middl e
west was successful in every meaning of che
term. Reports submitted to the convention by
the chairman of the Joint Relief Committee,
Mr. Bernard Horwich and by the Secretary
Mr. Isadore Liederman make very pleasant
reading indeed. According to these cwo re-
ports , the receipts of the Chicago Joint Relief
Committee and the Middle Western Bureau in
the year 1920 were nearly a million dollars*.
Taking into consideration that the American
Jewish Relief Committee has collected a sim-
ilar amount if not more, Chicago Jewry may
indeed be proud of this accomplishment in
the field of relief work during the past year.
If we are not mistaken, Chicago Jewry has
given proportionately more for relief during
the last three years, than any other Jewish
community in the states and has thus proved
to be the most gener ous and most philan-
thropic Jewish community in tbe world. This
explains why the Jewish community in Chi-
cago is held so much in esteem by the Jewish
leaders in New York. They know best what
Chicago Jewry is doing for the relief of our
war sufferers. The figures submitted to the
convention were so inspiring that each and
every delegate has pledged himself to help
the Joint Relief Committee and the Middle
Western Bureau to increase the activities
during the coming year and have promised
to raise still lar ger amounts so that the Joint
Distribution Committee in New York be in a
position to develop the work of constructive
relief in the various parts of Eastern Europe
and to meet all its obligations to those in
need of immediate relief. The most amazing
fact about the unprecedented success of the
Chieago Joint Relief Committee and the Mid-
dle Western Bureau is that only a few are
really participating in the work and those
few—Bernard Horwich, S. J. Rosenblatt , Max
Shulman, Judge Harry Fisher, Isidore Lieder-
man , Dr. Sultan, Mr. Max Neveleff , the able
manager of both organizations and a few
others are doing all the work, propaganda
work , soliciting, collecting, administrative
work etc. We are sure that if the Joint Relief
Committee and the Middle Western Bureau
could increase the number of active workers,
the revenues of both organizations could be
doubled , for every Chicago Jew is conscious
of his duty to our war and pogrom victims
in Eastern Europe and is ready to do his
share when approached in the right spirit.
For the benefit of our tortured people in
Eastern Europe, we hope that the leaders 01
the Jewish relief work in Chicago will con-
tinue their activities with the same success in
the future as they have in the past.
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The Jew In Science

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In a remarkable address befoi e the Jewish medical faculty of a Central European Uni- millions, have had the opportunity and the
Academic Society of Chicago , Dr. Victor L. versity consisted of Jewish professors only . liberty to take an interest in science. The
Schrager, the eminent surgeon, made the amaz- In the nineties of the last century, the famous eight million Jews in Russia Roumania and
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ing assertion, that though the Jew has contrib- medical faculty of the Koenigsber g Univer- the Balkans having lived until a short time
uted his shar e to modern science, there is sity consisted of Jews only, and to the present ago under oppr essive laws, and having been
nothing remarkable ab out it and one could day, many of famous medical faculty in Europe exluded from academic life could not possibly
not possibly assert that the Jewish accomp- consists either partly or mostly of Jewish participate in the development of science, and
lishments in the field of modern science bear professors. However , this is ^ a matter of American Jewry is too young a group to be
the stamp of his mental personality. The Jew- second consideration. A Jew may be a able to show notable achievements in the field
ish scientist uses the same scientific methods great scientist and a first rate scholar without of science. Only the German , Aastrian, French
as the non-Jew and produces -scientific values serving any university. The great est philo- and Italian Jews, and the J/ews in Belgium,
in the same way as does the Gentile. Dr. sopher of modern times, Baruch Spinoza , Holland and Switzerland, forming altogether
Schrager also maintained that with the excep- though invited by a German ruler to accept a relatively small group not exceeding two
tion of medicine, in which the Jews have dis- a professorship at the Hamburg University, million have b een participating in scientific
tinguished themselves since days immemorial, preferred to refuse the honorable offer. Thus life for the last one hundred years. And during
the general Jewish contribution to science is too great Schopenhauer could not secur e a this short period , two million Jews have con-
not as large as many people imagine. How- professorship for himself and remained an tributed more to science than Spain , Portugal,
ever, as far as medicine is concerned the Jews academic private all his life. Neith er Ehrlich Switzerland , Belgium, Holland, Sweden, Nor-
can be spoken of as its very representatives. or Weigart were academic dignitari es because way, Denmark, Finland, Poland and Russia
If the aut hor of a medical text book should as Jews, they could not secure ordinary pro- combined. In other words, two million Jews
try to eliminate all the innovations, inven- fessorships and to appoint them extraordinary have rendered greater service to science in
tions and discoveries made by Jewish scient- professors, the anti-Semites of the Hohenzol- the course of one hundred years than two
ists, the text book would only consist of its erns did not dare. They were therefore side- hundred and fifty million European Gentiles
front page and covers. Dr. Schrager who is tracked to a non-academic institution—to combined. None of the above mentioned
responsible for this statement too , is a man the Senkemburger Museum m Frankfort. countries has produced an Ehrlich, Einstein
who would rather underestimate than over- Though every great Jewish scientist does not or a Michelson ; none of them has produced a
estimate matters, because (he is every inch a hold the position of a university professor , Hertz , a Fuchs ; none of them has pr oduced
scientist and given to exact scientific think- most of them do, and the number of ordinary a Wasserman or a Weigart. If two million
ing. If this statement be true, we do not see Jewish professors at the old universities in Jews have rendered such yeoman service to
how it is compatible with the assertion that Europe testifies best to the Jewish efforts science in the course of one hundred years, what
the Jewish contribution to science is not as for science and to the Jewish contribution to would have been the contribution of the Jews
large as people imagine, for medicine is not science. It may interest our readers to learn to science if all fourte en million Jews had the
one science like chemistry, physics, geology that three Jews, Fuchs, Minkowsky, and same opportunity as the German, Fr ench, Eng-
or astronomy, but is a collective name for Kroneger are considered the three greatest lish or Italian Jews. But still , Dr. Schrager
many branches of science and includes the mathematicians Germany has pro duced within asserts that the Jewish contribution to science
studies of anatomy, physiology, chemistry, and the last fifty years. Fuchs, who held the po- is not extraordinarily large. The question as
especially physiological chemistry, pharmaco- sition of the ordinary professor of mathema- to whether the Jewish scien tist, whether mathe-
logy, bacteriology, etc. If Jews have contri- tics at the University of Berlin , was called by matician, physicist or bacteriolo gist betrays a
buted so much to the science of medicine that the students and colleagues, "th e light " be- specific mentality or not , cannot be discussied
a medical text book, not containing the Jew- cause he was considered a real shining star there at length , but we think that Dr. Schrager
ish contributions to medicine, would consist in the firmament of the special branch of is wrong in answering the question in that
of its covers and front page only , as Dr. science which he followed. In his absence, he negative and only allowing a few exceptions,
Schrager asserts, then the Jews must have was not spoken of as Professor Fuchs, but as he had to admit himself that men like Weigart
contributed heavily and much more than their "das Licht " meaning the light , so great was and Ehrlich, though using the specific German
share to the science of anatomy and physio- their admiration for him. The other great meth ods of a scientis t, displayed a great deal
logy, to " botany and zoolo gy, to physics and mathematician , Minkowsky, achieved wonders of specific Jewish mentality such as intui-
chemistry, to bacteriolo gy and pharmacology. in the field of geometry and when he died a tive thought, vivid fantasy and imagination.
This in itself is rather a heavy bill and suf- few years ago , his colleagues began the obitu- But upon reading the history of mathematics
fi cient to secure for the Jew a predominant ary with the sentence em Stern ist unter- by Cantor, by the way the best history of
position in the chief branches of science. How- geganged. " He was compared by his fellow mathematics in existence, the author of which
ever, Jews have also rendered great services to is also a Jew, one can find out very qiuckly
geography, have rendered great ser vices to mathematicians to the greatest mathematical that even the Jewish mathematician while
physics and especially to mathematical and geniuses of the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries. Professor Kroneger , the famous using all the methods of the modern scientist
astr al physics and have also accomplished
German mathematician who is stili alive and and scholar , exhibits a gneat deal of a speci-
something in the field of mathematics. It has
is connected with the University of Munich is fic Jewish mentality and therefore the contri-
already been pointed out that the four great-
also considered a mathematical star . Men of bution of Jews to science is not only extra-
est physicists living today, Michelson, Eins- minor importance in the field of mathematics
, ordinarily large , but also specifically Jewish,
tein, Graetz and Chwolson are Jews, and but who have also made notable contributions
because the Jewish scientist and scholar must
what men like Weigart, Ehrlich and Von Was- to mathematics such as Solschuetz, Koenigs-
display and does display a specific Jewish
serman have accomplished in the field of se- berg, iShapiro and Heidelberg are legion. We mentality, because this mentality is inherited
rology is pretty well known even to laymen. could enumerate them by the do'zens. At the and he can as little free himself from it, as
In this connection it may interest our readers same time it is good to bear in mind that only can the leopard free itself from its spotted
to learn that there were times when many a a relatively small group of Jews, scarcely two skin.
 Anti-Semitism In England
The growth of anti-Semitic feeling in Eng-
land is one of the painful by-products of the
War. Bitter things are said about the Jews
now which would , I think, have been unh eard
of in any respectable quarter twenty years
ago. One or two of the great London daily
newspaper s, and one of the most sober and
venerable of t'he London weeklies, often in-
dulge in disagreeable anti-Jewish observations
and remarks. A famous monthly is even mor e
openly and virulently "anti-Semitic. " The
causes of these phenomena are numerous and
various ; some are even inconsistent with
others. But if you once heartily dislike any-
body or anything, any stick will serve with
which to beat the dog.
Racial , reli gious , and economic causes all
contribute to t'he undesirable result. I cannot
investigate these causes fully, for to do so
would take far too long, and I should not be
allowed the space. Moreover , I want to lo ok
at the matter in a somewhat different way.
European anti-iSemitism largely depends
upon the actual presence of Jews in the coun-
tries of Europe, and up on their claim to, or
their possession of , complete civic , religious,
and political equality. Let us assume that all
the Jews of Europe chose to leave Europe,
and to settle in an empty province of China,
or m a large empty island m the Pacific
Ocean. Let us assume that not a single Jew,
whether by race or r eligion , was left behind.
Anti-Semitism would obviously decrease. It
would hardly come within practical politics.
The hatred of the Jew is due to his contiguity
and ubiquity, to his claim and desire to be a
European , and to his actual presence in
Europe. (For the sake of simplicity, I am
taking no notice of America.) Few people
hate the Chinese, so long as they are in China,
and stay there. But if ther e were seven mil-
lion Chinese who wanted to live in Europe
in the same way, and on the same terms of
perfect quality, as the Jews now live, or claim
to live, m Europe , the feelings of Englishmen
as regards the Chinese would undergo a
change. So, too , if the same thing were to
happen in the case of Zulus or Hottentots.
Then , in spite of all the grand phrases which
are used about the brotherhood of man, univ-
ersal philanthropy, or the love of enemies,
there would probably be much hostility, bit-
terness, and even hatred.
Now, hatred is one thing, but hostility is
another. Hatred of persons, is, perhaps, never
j ustified ; but there may, perhaps , be justified
hostility. Let us set out some of the reasons
why, in the assumed case of Chinese, Zulus,
or Hottentots, such hostility and bitterness
would arise. First of all, there would be the
question of colour. And with that would go
the dislike of a large group of men and women
of a supposed lower or inferior race living in
our midst, and claiming civic and political
equality. For it would be said that these men
and women have other ethical ideas and ideals
than ours, and that ours are highier than
theirs. They have also other religious ideas
and ideals than ours, and ours are higher than
theirs. Again, if they marry exclusively among
one another , they are an alien body in the
State, whereas the citizens of a given stat e
should, so far as possible, be homogeneous.
If , on the other hand, there is any mixture
of races, the result is even worse. The progeny
may, likely enough, have the vices of both
parents and the virtues of neither. Economic-
ally, the presence of the alien group is bad ,
becaus e they tend to undersell, and to work
nnder evil conditions. Moreover , they would
probably have a lower standard of comfort ,
.and would tend to become larger in numbers
By Claude G. Montefiore
as the years went on. Fr ance for the French ;
England for the English. There is now, in the
most literal sense, no room for generosity to
the alien.
Such would be the arguments. And can we
say, with complete candour, that th ere is
nothing in any one of them ? A book such as
Stoddart 's Rising Tide of Colour may be
exaggerated , but that its fears and its opinions
are wholly negligible, he would be a bold man
who would assert.
The question , therefore , presents itself :
Can the case of the Jews be rightly regarded
as on all fours with the assumed case of the
Zulus and the Hottentots, or even with the
assumed case of the Chinese ? Are the Jews
to be rightly put on a level with those others ?
If , so, there seems something to be said for
anti-Semitism and for the anti-Semites. Hard-
ly, indeed , is there much to be said even then
for the bitter hatred , and for the often hardly
veiled incitements to pogroms in Eastern
countries , which distinguish! the most rabid
of our western anti-Semites. But there would
be a case for the dislike of having large
bodies of Jews on lequal terms, and on foot-
ings of complet e freedom , in European coun-
tries.
Writing as a Jew, am I, then, to suppose
that Jews are as different from Europeans
as the Chinese, and as inferior to Europeans
as the Hottentots ?
Let me briefly go through the reasons whicn>,
in the assumed incursions of Zulus, Hottentots,
and Chinese, would cause a more or less
justified hostility.
The colour reason falls to the ground. Jews
are no less "white " than th eir fellow-citizens
of other creeds . They are neither yellow nor
black ; neither brown nor red. Then comes
the question of race. It is very doubtful how
far the Jews of Europ e can be regarded as
all belonging to one and the same race. It is
doubtful what percentage of them, and what
percentage of the blood of any one of them
could rightly be described as purely Semitic.
Whether , however , the races , whatever they
be, of whicth they are to-day composed, are
lower in the scale of iexcellence than the
"Alpine " or the "Mediterranean," not to
mention the great "Nordics " themselves, I
cannot discuss. Nor can I touch on the pos-
sibility that, among the infiltrations into the
ori ginal Semitic stock that have happened
through the ages , there are not, among ex-
isting Jews, some strains of all these various
European races. What I think we may safely
aver is that , be the original race or races of
European Jews what th ey may, their blood
has not prevented them, or does not now
prevent them, from acquiring the virtues and
the faults, the ideas and the ideals, the capa-
cities and the limitations, of the Europeans
among whom, for such a very large number
of generations, they have continuously dwelt.
The difference of race need make no material
differ ence in mental endowment or in ethical
outlo ok. It would seem to be true to say that
the original or basic Jewish race was not so
far removed from the original race or races
of Christian Europeans as to prevent Jews
being, or becoming, as good and valuable
citizens of the European States as those in
whom no trace of Semitic blood could be dis-
cerned.
Let us, however, look at the matter m a
less theoretic , and much simpler way.
It is possible that it may be accurate to
speak of the Jews as possessing certain faults
and certain virtues, but it is very doubtful
how far these virtues and faults are due to
race, and not far more due to environment,
circumstance, or education. It is certain that
both special virtues and special faults tend
to disappear where the Jews live in a continu-
ing environment of liberty and emancipation.
In such an envir onment the Jews tend some-
what rapidly to acquire both the f aults and
the virtues of their neighbours, so that not
only do French Jews tend to become differ-
ent from English Jews, English Jews from
Italian Jews, and so on, but French Jews
tend to become much more like Christian
Frenchmen than like English Jews. English
Jews tend to become much more like Christian
Englishmen th an like Italian Jews, and so on.
It is doubtful whether the Jew is by
"nature " more of a materialist, and less of
an idealist, than the European Gentile. His
"materialism," when it exists, is due to other
causes than to blood. The long-contmued
persecution , degrad ation, and ostracism , from
which an enormous percentage of European
Jews has suffered for so many generations,
have produced effects in character which
cannot be effaced in a year . It is, indeed,
wonderful now rapidly, in the sunshine of
equality, these effects—the bad ones fr e-
quently, and occasionally, alas ! the good—
tend to disappear. There are special virtues
and special vices which persecution, degrada-
tion , cruelty, and hatred are calculated to
produce. At the one end of the scale, you
get heroes ; at the other tend, you get scum.
When the immensity of Jewish sufferings is
considered—for no people, no religious com-
munity, has suffered as they, and yet sur-
vived—the marvel is that the scum is as small
as it is, and that the spirit , courage, capacity
and jo yousness of tflne "race " have not been
broken and dulled for ever.
It is needless to specif y the vices generated
by persecution : the hunted , hated, and de-
spised animal tends sometimes not to show
towards his tormentors the virtues of truth-
fulness and affection. Even when the perse-
cution is relaxed , the human nature may be
warped. It is the next generation only who
£an acquire the virtues of equality. But if
( active ' persecution is supplanted by active
hatred , it is harder for these virtues to
spring up. Anti-Semitism causes the very evils
.of which it then proceeds to complain. The
alleged materialism of the Jews, th eir "loud-
ness," their vulgarity, their love of money
and jewelery, their ostentation , are also
largely, though not en tirely, the result of
secular persecution and degradation. The Jew
had only one idealism, his religion. Besides
this he could hav e no oth er ambition, no other
j oy, no other relief from misery, than money
and "external goods. " When emancipated ,
and more especially when his religious b elief
is weakened, his unbroken spirit tends to
rush to the full enjoyment of material things.
But this tendency will disappear with b etter
education , continued equality, the full parti-
cipation in all other human idealisms and
creations of the sp irit, and above all, with a
religious revival. It is possible, though not
certain , that the European Jew needs religion
even more than the European Gentile1—needs
it , I mean, even more in order to keep pur e
and "spiritual " and simple and sweet. That
is why the present writer is so tremendously
keen on Lib eral Judaism. That , how ever, is
another story. But even as things now are,
few will ventur e to say that the Jews as a
whole are "morally " inferior to their Gentile
neighbours. Nor are they physically degen-
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"IN AMERICA" By E l m a Ehrlich L e v i ng e r
(Copyright , 1920 , by Elma Ehrlich Levin ger , All rights reserved.)

Herschel 's eyes wearied, his soul ached found no plact, save an opportunity to play or rested after work , in the busses and street
from the gaudmess of the very smart restau- cheap dance music in a very showy, very cars. He always thought of her as still a
rant where night after night he played his fast New York restaurant. It would not have worker , a slip of a girl in a dark shabby
violin in the j azz orchestra upon the balcony, been so hard for him had he learned a little dress , with a crop of curly hair. Sometimes
which overlooked the dancing floor. Hundreds of truly American life first , if he had spent a when he saw a line of real music lovers (more
of visitors to New York came there nightly, little time on the rolling prairies of his dream forei gners than native born Americans, he
lured by the tale of the revolving floor , the country and seen the farmers toil that the noticed!) standing in line before they were
gorgeous Roman splendors of the "Gardens. " world might eat , had he lived for a little admitted to the cheapest sections of the
Native New Yorkers brought their out-of4own while in some of America 's small towns where Opera House, he looked for her, rememb ering
friends, taking a childish delight in the fact earnest men and women work hard and live her love of music, and how gladly she would
that if you watched the revolving floor long simply that America may live and feed the give up a meal if it meant a symphony. And
enough you got a good view of every diner world with righteousness. He knew nothing on the rare occasions when he fo und time
seated at the tiny tables skirting its ledge. of these lives ; he saw only the wretched to attend a lecture or radical meeting, he
These blas e city dwellers also pointed out to struggle for existence among his fellow-work- always searched for her eager little face
their country friends that this particular ers, herded in sunless hall bed-rooms, button- among the audience. Surely, even in America,
restaurant was "an exact imitation " of an ing smart coats over doub tful linen, denying his Rose would cast her lot with the saving
antique Roman garden , blissfully ignorant of themselves what his artist soul had always remnant who would seek to purify the world.
the fact that a staunch republican like old deemed essential, books and music and art.
Cicero would have thrown up his hands in He saw too the people that crowded the One night he met her at last—but not as
horror at such prodi gal extravagance, even Avenue, women with bored, powdered faces, he had dreamed. Looking down from his
in decadent Rome. For the iplace was one dressed in magnificent furs an empress might balcony upon the dancers, swaying and turn-
gaudy, golden splendor with its lights of wear without shame, tripping awkwardly like ing upon the revolving floor , he caught sight
green, exotic blue and rosy pink , its silvered Chinese women on their spindling heels. He of her, and even in the place , even through
figures of women holding lamps , a skillfully saw also the patrons of his restaurant every the trappings she wore, he recognized her for
devised artifi cial fountain of green glass over ni ght , sleek, with tired eyes, women with the girl he had dreamie d of so long. One glance
electric lights placed in the very center of the elaborately dressed coiffures and bare shoul- told him everything—her dreams had perished
famed revolving floor. While on tevery side, ders ; people who .ate heavy expensive meals in the new land, she was no longer one of
cleverly placed mirrors gave back the l eflec- although they could not possibly be hungry the workers for humanity, but one of the
tion of lights and flowers and flushed , lex- after their dinn ers at home, people who parasite women whom he passed every day
cited faces. danced although their bored eyes never re- on the Avenue. He looked long upon her and
sponded to the music. Sometimes as he if his heart was not dead before it surely
Up in his balcony, along with his fellow watched them swaying about on the revolving died within him at that moment.
musicians, Herschel looked upon the scene and floor beneath his balcony, he recalled with a
learned to hate it in his heart. He was in sort of bitter mirth the lines of an unhappy Rose, his Rose no longer, was dancing with
America at last—but not the America of his poet as he watchied a similiar scene : "The a man almost old enough to be her father ,
dreams. Not the America of which he and his dead are dancing with the dead!" And a man with a hard , cold face and calculating
mad revolutionary companions had spoken Hersch el fancied that as they danced they
before the night when the Czar 's agents had tro d upon the grave where all his hopes for eyes. She looked hardly a day older than that
burst in upon them. Not the America which America 's idealism and ' light lay forever evening six years ago in Russia when the
he had visioned far-off in his Siberian exile. buried. guards had come to take him, and yet she
The revolution had opened his prison gates was greatly changed. She wore a black dress,
and set him free , free to come to the Ameri- He was an artist , a musician, and it seemed cut very low, a bit of gauzy black floating
ca of his dreams. No pilgrim of old ever to him most damnable of all that the people about her powdered shoulders ; the hair he
journeye d toward the white towers of Jeru- who came to the Gardens , came there only remembered short and close-curled like a
salem with more fervor in his heart than this to eat and drink and smoke and dance—never boy 's was tortured into an (elaborate coiffur e
Jewish lad—for to him America and the ideals to listen. Whenever one of the soloists ap- and boun d with a shining band ; but her eyes
it stood for had grown his sole religion. peared it was alw ays a signal for louder talk- had changed the most. For when the music
ing and laught er at the tables, as though to stopped and she, feeling his burnin g glance
Like so many others of his day, he had drown out the music. Music might purify upon her, gazed up into the balcony, he saw
broken away from the faith of his fathers ; these sensualists who grew that she had surely sold her soul along with
surfeited on the
Judaism gave place to a world religion with her body and that her dreams were dead.
America as its God. If iever a man may hav e fat of the land , might tear the scales from
been said to pray to a country, to worship their eyes and help them to see clearly and
build for others—'but they would not listen She gave a start of recognition , then, pull-
the image of a gracious woman, even as a ing up one sagging shoulder strap, turned to
Catholic his madonna , Herschel may be de- One night a girl sang, a girl with hard eyes her companion with a loud laugh. A few
scribed as praying to the great grey fi gur e but with a voice of gold. She sang that old, moments later Herschel saw ber companion
which greeted him at the gates of the New simple song of Annie Laurie, and she sang it
World. He cried like a child, for his prison well , so well, that Herschel felt indignant h elping her don a cap e of magnificent fur,
years had left him singularly untouched and that the clean song with its old-time sim- a cape an empress might have worn without
unh ardened , telling himself that when he plicity should be heard in this gaudy, pre- shame. But to Rose 's old lover , her luxury
foun d Rose, there would be nothing left to tentious place. But no one listened ; the singer only emphasized her infamy.
wish for. ended to perfunctory applause , for the after-
theatre crowds at the silver and white tables In the cold dim dawn when the last of the
Rose and he had been young lovers back had grown restless. They wanted to dance. dancers had gone, Herschel staggered down
in the days before his Siberian exile. He had the stairs from the little balcony where the
only to close his eyes to vision her as she Herschel wat ched them drearily as they musicians played. One of the flower vendors
/was then, a slip of a girl in a plain dark began what seemed to him a veritable Dance passed him , a white, tired-looking girl in a
frock with a rolling white collar, her proud of Death. He had come to America with such strai ght black dress, her hair simply braided
little (head with its wealth of short golden- high* hopes and th ey had withered one by one, about her head. She lifted a flower from her
brown curls, her eyes large and deep fro m as the flowers on the tray one of the pretty tray, a glowing red rose, and sought to fit
dreams. When he left his pris on house there girls carried between the tables, withered in it in his button hole, giving him a not un-
was but scant news of her : just before the the hot , heavy air . He was still too young friendly glance beneath her lids, heavy for
revolution she, too, had been accused of rev- and passionate to realize that in his Siberian sleep.
olutionary sympathies and had escaped to exile he had dreamed of an impossible Utopia.
America. He followed her , hoping to realiz e He only knew that all about him he saw lux- "You might as well take it," she said.
his dream of love and of freedom in the same ury and frivolity and lack of vision. He felt "It 's too withered to sell, anyhow. "
golden land. that unless he foun d Rose very soon he would
want to die. Hersch el looked at her with eyes that saw
The world he had strayed int o was indeed nothing but a slim girl in a black dress danc-
glittering, glittering with a false splendor He had never ceased to lo ok for her, in ing on the ruins of a dream. "In America
that tortured his earnest , idealistic soul. He the crowded streets, in the little parks where they sell even flowers, " he said, heavily,
sought to earn a living with his music but so many working girls ate their noon lunches and passed out into the night.
 of the Jewish people: "Lot the worldling "The common Bible ne cessitated the
is typical of a certain element of the common sehool. In the colonies of New
Hebrew race, which was to be unspar- England , the enormous interest in public
ingly condemned by the proptheis, an education was due largely to the desire

Itrn k Htftt utua element whielh has been known through- to read and understand the Bible; and
out the years and throughout the world , the influence of the Old Testament is
whether in Sodom or Singapore or San anore clearly seen than that of the New
Francisco. On the other hand, there have Testament in the early legislation of the
always been found among the Hebrews colonies. The Old Testament has been
Ig ir. £>am:u?l UK Oktimt multitudes of Abraham 's spiritual de- the poor man 's friend , the handbook of
scendants, men whose faith gives them democracy. Indeed , it has been noted
at this day a generosity whielh shares the that in the conflict of the people with
last crust with a brother Jew, a gen- the crown , the Mugs enforced their
erosity almost unknown among us smug claims by quotations from the New Tes
THE RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD. By the genuine woith of Mohammedanism. and self conceited Gentiles. The mag- tament , while the people quoted as au-
George A. Barton. The University of He writes : "Allah, according to the nanimity of faith has never departed thoritative the Old Testament Law and
Chicago Press- Koran , is crafty ; be can outwit tricky from Israel. '' Bearing in mind that these Prophets. "
Professor Barton has for years stood men in plotting. He was an ideal Ar ab fine words about us are addressed to The book embodies some of the best
in the forefront of Biblical scholarship of the seventh century made infinite. " Christians we cannot but pray, in humil- results of modern scholarship and is
in America. In "The Religions of the The modification^ of the earlier ideas of it y, to prove ourselves worthy of them. written, in a fascinating style. As its
World " he presents us with a helpful God in the Koran by the Shiites and A writer on the Old Testament must purpose is, in part , homiletical- it pres-
text book for college students and for Mutazelites are passed over very lightly. take a definite stand on questions of ents an abundance of illustrative mate-
advanced readers , covering the field of Judaism, too , though credited with the un- modern criticism. Mr. Hutchins handles rial, drawn from daily experience, from
comparative religion with thoroughness foldment of spiritual and ethical mono- this problem with pedagogic tact and history and from literature. The English
and with pedagogic tact. His experience theism is misrepresented as a religion ripe scholarship. Differentiating between poets too , have been drafted , and they
in the classi^om suggested to him the that lost the nearness of God. Abelson 's the criticism that is negative, destructive render excellent service to the Old Tes-
following arrangement of the vast and book on the Immanence of God in Jew- and irreverent and the positive, con- tament. The author has also made good
complicated subject : " (1) An outline of ish Theology, Schechter 's Aspects of structive and reverent criticism "which use of the Apocrypha. The Biblical text
primitive religions ; (2) the religions of Rabbinic Theology, and Kohler 's Je wish makes the finest scholarship the servant is that of the American Standard Re-
Babylonia and Egypt, which approach Theology hardly warrant such views. It of the noblest religion. " He writes: vised Version (1901). The brief studies
most closely to the primitive type; (3) is har d to believe that a scientific stu- "Biblical criticism has raised tbe patri- are arranged to cover daily readings of
the other religions which have sprung dent of Judaism can find it to be "a archs and the prophets from their tomb s, half a year. With the author , we trust
from the Hamito-Semitic stock, the re- national religion , incapable of reaching and made them live again in the midst tha* this mechanical scheme may prove
ligion of the Hebrews, Judaism, and Mo- to any considerable degree beyond its of their contemporary civilization, with to be a guide and not a chain to the
hammedanism ; (4) passing towar d Per- racial boundaries, ethical without emo- its armies , its idols, its politics. Biblical reader.
sia, the study of Zoroastrianism; (5) the tion , devote d to monotheism without criticism has transformed the Bible from
religions of India, China and Japan ; passion. " The author does not reflect a book of endless puzzles, enigmas , elus- THE ORIENT IN BIBLE TIMES. By
(6) the religions of Greece and Rome; upon the peculiar fact that it was this ive mysteries, into a book of living mes- Elihu Grant. J. B. Lippincott Co.
(7) the study of Christianity. " # The "national religion " which has , however sages for their own times, and for men Prof. Grant has drawn on all sources
second edition of this work is enriched imperfectly, through Christianity and living now upon the earth. " Throughout of modern scholarship in presenting his
by a chapter devoted to the religion of Mobammedanism, impressed its ideal s the book , tlhe author speaks of the Old panorama of the Orient in Bible times.
the Celts and Teutons and by a closing upon '' international humanity. '' Testament with wrapt admiration. He He writes : "The study of origins , al-
chapter dealing with the unfolding of These opinions are expressed by the delights in pointing out its value for the ways interesting, has been carried into
the idea of God in the religions of the author when he attempts to give the art and literature of the world. As to its more remote times. The horizon has wid-
world. comparative merits of the various reli- significance in English literature , he ened. The emp ire of the ages is shown
Prof. Barton follows the moder n school gions. In the section especially devoted quotes the opinion of Prof. Phelps of to be more extensive than * we thought.
of anthropologists in regarding religion to Judaism he shows a friendlier spirit. Yale : "Priests, atheists, skeptics, de- We gain a deeper perspective and one
as a universal phenomenon. "Man is a He justly estimates Reform Judaism as votees, agnostics,' and evangelists are more corrective of provincialism is of-
worshipping animal ; he is * incurably re- "the result of the impact of modern aill agreed that the Bible is the best fered us , one more challenge co tlhe im-
iligious. ' " He adopts the definition of science—evolution , biblical criticism , and example of English composition that the agination. " In constructing his picture
religion as "man 's attitude towar d the pihiiosophy—upon Jewish teachers ," and world has ever seen. It contains the of Bible times , Prof . Grant has resorted
universe regarded as a social and ethical conclude s his comprehensive chapiters, noblest prose and poetry with the t- to the aid of present day conditions in
force, " and maintains that "there is no dealing with "The Reli gion of the ancient most simplicity of diction. " He further Bible lands.
satisfactory evidence that since man was Hebrews " and "Judaism, " with his emphasizes the significance of the Old "Not only has there been a degree of
man there have been people who did not fine tribute : "The spirit of Judaism Testament in social and political pro- persistence of races and languag e but
attempt to enter into social relations whether Orthodox or Reform ,
, is still gress. '' The Jew of the present as of the religious ideas and customs of the pres-
with the extra-human powers of the noble. Jews regard themselves as the past can be understood only by the stu- ent day are full of valuable suggestions.
universe. '' heirs of the prop hets , as the preachers dent of the Old Testament. The social customs , the habits of mind,
In tracing the religious phenomena to of monotheism and the champions of "The life of the German nation in its the instinctive reactions of the people of
their beginnings, Prof. Barton issues social righteousness. Among themselves greatest days has been knit up inextric- the present day provide a living museum
timely warning that : "In every study they exhibit a good degree of social ably with Lutl er 's translation of the of antiquity , while over all is the same
of this kind, it is necessary to guar d solidarity, helping one another now, as Bible. sky and all about are the scores of other
against a pit into which many crude th ey have during centuries of persecu- "In Englan d , led by the translation natural features that provide the setting
thinkers fall. We must not make the tion, in many practical ways. They have of the Scriptures into the vernacular, which help us to reproduce the Biblical
mistake of thinking that because we can in modern times furnished too , a good 'the whole nation became a chur ch. ' " life. "
trace an idea or an institution to a quota of the world 's notable philanthrop-
humble origin we have thereby discred- ists. " ~
ited it. Not its origin, but the present v Prof. Barton has supplie d the book
truth and function of an idea, are the with three appendices. The first one
test of its value. " gives a pretty good bibliography on the
The theory of evolution at first seemed world 's religions ; the second presents
r' Fancy Groceries Fine Coffee, Teas Imported and Domestic Cigars ^i ^|
to degrade man, but ultimately vested top ics for further study, classroom dis-

jff§3j| Cigars
him with new honor and dignity. "Sim- cussion , or assigned papers ; and the last
ilarly it seems to some that to know that furnishes an outline of a book to be
Yahveh was once the tribal God of an written by the student. In his introduc-
obscure Semitic tribe , hardly distinguish- tion , he suggests that a student after a
able from any other Semitic deity of good deal of reading "slhould write a tfoAKfr\gfe For Particular
that time, forever discredits ' supernatur- brief book on the subject himself. " To
al' religion. In reality it only helps us safeguard the reading public, he might
to disentangle from the conceptions that have added that such books should not
(MM) Smo kers
have come down to us that which is ' of be offered to enterprising publishers.
earth earthl y/ and to help that which THE RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE OF Every man who appreciates High
M u A T> rr i- n
TI M
is really supernatural to stand out in ISRAEL. By William J. Hutchins. Grade Clear Havana Cigars may P O R T ED
all its liberty and power. " Association Press , New York.
The book suffers somewhat from the In "The Religious Experience of be interested in knowing that his H - UPMANN
author 's injection of his preference for Israel" Mr. William J. Hutchins, Presi- demands, no matter how exacting,
Trinitarian Christianity to other relig- dent of Berea College , has presented an ?QR ^ARRINAGA
ious systems, thereby enmeshing himself admirable guide to the study of the Old will be met here. PARTAGAS
in consider able difficulties. In upholding Testament. He has written from the 8 0ther Br ands.
the belief that "God is a Trinity " he Christian point of view, and has made A Surpassing Selection of the
does not follow the established Christian good e use of Chi istian religious experi- best there is in Imported , Tampa TAMPA & KEY
interpretations of the Trinity : of Father, ence . But he has also shown a fine atti-
Son and Holy Ghost , but chases Hegelian tude towar d Judaism and the Jewish and Key West made Havana WEST MADE
rainbows of "subject " and "object. " people. Here and there one finds a sen- goods and Cordial personal serv- MI FAVORITA
But as all roads proverbially lead to tence that fails to render full justice to
Rome, so these new presentations of the the Religion of Israel, as for example ice are bound to satisfy those who BERING
Trinity in modern philosophical and so- the statement that the exilic prophets wish to obtain the BEST. JEFFERSON
ciological verbiage end in the usual New and priests "kept alive the soul of Is-
Testament idea 1hat God "so loved the rael, yet forged for that soul new
world that he gave his only begotten chains. " 'Such op inions are easily offset
Son , that whosoever believeth in him by the spirit of friendliness towards the
might not perish . This rather primitive People of the Book. Note this sentence
Anderson Thorson & Co. — Formerly with —
idea of God hardly warrants t'he author in the lesson of the Feast of Freedom :
to extol Christianity as "the flower of "May the end of Czardom give to Rus- C. J EVNE fi? C OMPANY
monotheism as monotheism is the flower sian Judaism a new birth of freedom and . 5 4 E A S T M O N R O E S TR E E T
of all that had gone before. " to tiheir Passover feast a new environ-
Prof. Barton 'is desire to show the sup- ment !"
eriority of Christianity O'Ver other re- The following paragraph further re-
ligious systems leads him to detract from veals the author 's mind on the problems
 The world 's permanent interest in Pal-
estine is attributed , by the author to
the fact "that it is varie d enough to
illustrate in epitome the history of hu-
manity. Leaving to one side in the con-
sideration the great movements around ,
into and across Palestine before the days
of the Exodus and omitting tlh e mighty
movements that have affected it since
the days of Hadrian we find n the
twelve centuries of Biblical History all,
inner developments and outer contacts
that go far toward exp laining the ex-
periences of the race. Among the more
dramatic and crucial political events
seven major conquests are recorded.
These were launched by Syria, Assyria,
Egypt, Babylonia , Persia , Macedonian
Greece and Rome. Syria was the only
one of these against which Palestine had
any measure of success. Juda/h ranks
permanently with several of them as a
contributor to the world 's wealth of
ideas. This was because Judah functioned
according to her own genius . Several of
her mightiest foes are known to history
chiefly because they used their strength
against the authors of the Biblical
ideals. "
The chief merit of Prof. Grant 's book
consists in presenting within the narrow
limits of 332 pages a survey of the en-
tire Orient in Bible times. The centers
of ancient civilization are sketched sep-
arately and their connection with Pal-
estine established. The story of the Baby-
lonians and part of the story of the
Persians form the clearest section of the
book. The accounts of the Egyptians, of
the Pthoencians , etc., appear ^omewhat
nebulous. The treatment of the History
of Israel is not altogether satisfactory.
The author solves many intricate prob-
lems by the process of elimination. Thus
the Patriacdi s and Moses are not 3ven
mentioned. The Exodus is referred to
casually, but receives no attention what-
ever in the section dealing with Israel.
On the other hand , eight pages are de-
voted to a re-statement of Prof. Torrey 's
theories about Ezra and Nehemiah. Like-
wise many pages, out of all prop ortion,
are given to a discussion of the book of
Ruth , but the Decalogue, the Legal
Codes , the Wisdom literature , the Apo-
crypha and the Pseudoepigrapba are
passed over in silence.
The author does more justice to the
Prop hets of Israel. Many fine observa-
tions are made about the characters and
the distinctive messages of Amos , Isaiah
and Jeremiah. "The faith of Israel, " he
writes, "did more for it than its armies ,
even as the faith of Isaiah was tbe main
defence of Jerusalem. "
Forty illustrations lend attractiveness
to the book.
BENEFIT TO AID CHILDREN.
Members of the Mt. Sinai Children 's
Aid are arranging a benefit performance
of "The Tavern " to be given on March
28 at Cohan 's Grand Opera house, the
proceeds to go toward the maintenance
of the Children 's ward at Mt. Sinai hos-
pital. Mrs. Henry Caplow is ticket chair-
man . Her Committee in cludes Mrs. Josep h
Rhein and Mrs. A. H. Rice.
llarktj awk
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Dining room—6 to 8 p. m.
ON WABASF AVENUE
Just South of Randol ph
THE FLATTERING MR, FORD
By Mary Blum.
At last there appears a feasible ex-
planation for Mi. Ford' s criminal attacks
upon the Jews. In a recent issue of the
Dearborn Independent, on a page labeled
as Mr. Ford 's page, appears the follow-
ing statement : "The meanest kind of a
'thief is the man who steals another 's
good judgment by flattering him . "
What can be clearer. Mr. Ford , emerg-
ing from a humble mechanic to the
owner of millions, must have great ad-
miration for any one who makes good.
It is often the tendency of people to lose
their equilibrium when fame and fortune
smiles upon them . Mr. Ford himself free
from such weakness , wishes to discipline
peop le in danger from false praise. He
knows that the Jew is no fool , being
always ready to take his chances at op-
portunity 's door. Wit h log ical reasoning,
MT. Ford wishes to call the attention of
a boob Gentile world to Israel 's genius.
To better make this boob Gentile world
understand and at the same time help
the Jews keep their balance, Mr. Ford
disregards their virtues , and with in-
solent imprudence magnifies their most
insignificant faults.
To err is human , and it were folly for
the wisest person to insist , that Jews
aie without fault. But why call attention
to their faults alone , when they have
contributed to civilization 's development ,
some of the highest and finest human-
tar ian ideals .
Were Henry Ford more psychologist
and less mechanic , he would have e-
alized ere he started on his wicked cam-
paign , that it is dangerous business to
plant the seeds of hatred into the heart
of man against man. He would have
understood that many a family, living
honest and upright lives, were plunged
into the darkest abyss of despair be-
cause of the misdeed of a single member
of its household. Were Mr. Ford a psy-
chologist, he would also understand that
the greatest suffering of such a family
is caused by the harsh and thougbtless
criticism of society, for society does ot
always fi gure out to its own satisfac-
tion , the meaning of right and wrong, but
ratlher apes the thoughts and actions of
others . Because of society 's disapproval ,
unless fortified by dauntless courage ,
the stinging lash of society 's scorn can
drag such a family into the deep grave
of despair .
The Jew , closely united by tbe re-
ligious traditions of many centuries, are
in a broad sense members of one large
family. Though loving dearly the faith
of their fathers , they have never shirke d
loyalty to the country they have called
home. Yet have they been made to feel
the stinging lash of scorn and natred ,
because of the narrow minded pettiness
of those among wh om they lived.
It would have been civilization 's great
loss, if Israel 's enemies had succeeded in
crushing and obliterating them. This
would have surely been accomplished ,
but for their courage , which was for-
tified by tbe strength of faith , ever
keeping the spark of hope kindled in
their hearts. Never was a weary world
more in need of the contributing genius
of the Jew, than it is today. America
has been put to the test. To sbow her
appreciation, she must continue to com-
bat with denial this charge of disloyal-
ty, against some o>f her most useful
citizens. WTialt means this cbarge of In-
ternational Conspiracy ? Who is this
Henry Ford , who dares to encroach on
America 's integral democratic policy ? Is
he not the man who lives in a glass house
and dares throw stones ? Can it be pos-
sible, that the Jew making an industry
prosperous , becomes an International
Conspirator , and a Henry Ford , equally
successful in a different industrial line ,
becomes a defender of peace?
Of course says this great outstanding
fi gure of international peace. The movies
are a menace. Millions of people are led
astray by their baneful influence, be-
cause a 'handful of Jews are at the helm
of the controlling rudder . Mr . Ford' s
ithinking power must be dreadfully out of
gear , if he can not understand, that it
must be a colossal bag pipe indeed, that
can make millions of unwilling victims
dance to its music.
For all that let us concede that the
movies really shock the aesthetic taste
of Mr. Ford , although it is a well known
fact , that there are cranks who would
even find fault with the milky way be-
cause of its lack of coloring. But while
wasting salty tears on the movie men-
ace , why not give a thought to the
dangers attached to the ownership of L
Tin Lizzie. "There is no danger " would
no doubt be the rep ly of our genial Mr.
Ford. The Tin Lizzie contributes to the
pleasure of millions. True enough, for
what greater enjoyment can one con-
ceive , than when Mr. Smith , or Mr.
Goldstein decides to treat his family to
an outing in his Tin Lizzie. All is in his
favor . The sky is blue, the sun warm
and balmy, and when far from the city 's
/turmoil , lunch is eaten under a budding
tree , and the happy laughter of the chil-
dren keep in tune to tbe melody of the
warbling r olbins , the world becomes in-
deed a veritable joy and delight .
That is one phase of the ownership of
a Tin Lizzie. Now let us impartially take
the other. Again we watch Mr. Goldstein
starting out for a day 's outing. The sky
is just as blue , the sun just as warm and
balmy. No thought of danger in the rin g
of the children 's laughter , as they reach ,
let us say, one of the numerous railroad
crossings. There is ample time to get
across , but something goes wrong, the
brakes refuse to work. With frozen hor-
ror , the occupants of the machine see a
fast approaching train , t'he momentary
effort to get out of danger 's way is
futile , a heart-rending oeream pierces the
air , a broken wreckage strews the path ,
where hopes and happiness are forever
crushed. Let us agree it was an accident
due to carelessness, but does that make
the tragedy less poignant ? Can it bring
back the lives snuffed out like a candle ?
Can it eliminate the anguish and sor
row?
Were it fair because of such misfor-
tune , to raise a bitter cry an hue against
the manufacturer Henry Ford , blam e
him for the accident beeause be is a
Christian? That would be as fair , as the
propaganda of hatred started by Henry
Ford , because he disapproves of certain
industrial lines in which Jews are inter-
ested.
Nat only a Ford , but an entire world
is well aware, that the cradle of civiliz-
ation is scourged with the contagious
disease of unrest . But it were well for
Henry Ford and his associates to learn ,
that the serum for the prevention of
such a dangerous disease , does not lie in
anti-Semitic propaganda . Men like Henry
Ford must be made to understand, that
many are called, but few are chosen to
the citadel of fame , and the preaching
of vitrolical doctrines of anti-Semitism,
does not lead to the heights of glory,
and must be crushed , ere it stains the
clear record of America 's doctrine , of
Freedom and Liberty.
IMMIGRANT AID ELECTS OFFICERS.
The Annual Meeting of the Chicago
Branch of the Hebrew Sheltering and
Immigrant Aid Society was held at the.
Shelter Home , on Sunday evening Feb-
ruary 27.
Most of the directors of the institu-
tion and their wives were present and
all partook of a splendid dinner prepared
at the home , atfter the meeting.
The Annual Report was read by Mr.
Adol ph Copeland , the president of the
institution, and short addresses were
made by Messrs . Morris Tower , Philip L.
Seman , O. C. Pelton , Nathan D. Kaplan
and Edward C. Blonder. It was a most
enjoyable evening and a very enthusias-
tic one.
The officers for the new year are as
follows : Adolph Copeland , President;
Jacob Alexander and William Durschlag,
Vice-Presidents; T. J. Cantor , Financial
'Secretary ; Edwar d G. Blonder , Record-
ing Secretary ; and Joseph Blonder,
Treasurer .
CIVIC MUSIC REALIZED.
Under the special ausp ices of the Chi-
cago Woman 's Aid a sp lendid concert
was given last Monday evening, in Or-
chestra Hall, by tbe Civic Orchestra of
Chicago. The Civic Orchestra is spon-
sored by the Civic Music Association,
co-operating with the Orchestral Associa-
tion. Its object is to train musicians
^
for positions in symphony orchestras
throug hout the land. Although now only
in its second year it has already given
players to the four leading sympbony
orchestras of America.
The Civic Orchestra has an enrollment
of 70 players, including ten young wo*
men. It is under the direction of Mr.
Frederick Stock. So well has he trained
these young players In tbe brief "lim e
they have been under his baton that last
Monday 's concert was a challenge to
professional orchestras in its complete-
ness and artistic playing.
The splendid audience which filled
Orchestra Hall had been gathered by a
special Committee of the Chicago Wo-
man 's Aid , of which Mrs. Hartwig Wolfe
was tbe very able Chairman. So many
musical affairs are given for money rais-
ing purposes that the Chicago Woman 's
Aid and Mrs. Wolfe are to be highly
commended for sponsorin g a concert giv-
en for civic and artistic purposes only.
WASHINGTON BLD. TEMPLE
B'Nai Abraham Zion Cong.
Tbe Penny Social and Dance given by
the B. A. Z. Auxiliary was a great suc-
cess. To beg in with games were played
and that started the afternoon. The
program that followed consisted of
Violin Solo , Harold Freidman, aceomp.
Miss Jenny Ornstein. Master Steven
and Assistants, Hypnotism. Recitation,
Vera Teplitz. Supper and dancing followed.
Mr . Gusfield, will tak e the pulpit next
Friday evening and all are assured an
•interesting evening. On Saturday morn-
ing services will be held as usual, con-
ducted by P. p. Sang, Dr. Schwartz
being out of town.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO FIGHT
ANTI-SEMITISM.
Philadelphia, Pa., March 1.—Denounc-
ing an alleged anti-Jewish movement in
southern parts of the United State s,
Supreme Kni ght James A. Flaherty of
the Knights of Columbus announced at
his home here tonight that he had called
upon 2 ,200 Knights of Columbus lectur-
ers in the United States and Canada to
combat anti-Semitism.
"An attack on one religion or race
may e as illy develop into an attack on
any reli gion or race , " his message to the
lecturers read.
"The Kni ghts of Columbus will oppose
the anti-Semitic movement because it is
un-Aonerican. There are undesirables of
every race in this country, but that do^s
not justif y proscription of any race. "
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 MASS MEETING TO BE HELD AT
SINAI TEMPLE.
Committees and Chairmen Appointed to
Help Raise Funds for the Department
of Chaplaincy and Religious
School Extension.
On Mare* 20 at 8:0C P. M. there will
be a Mass Meeting at Sinai Temp le of
all Congregations affiliated with the
Chieago Federation of Synagogues. A
very large attendance is expected , as
•very prominent speakers from here and
elsewhere will address the meeting.
The Congregations interested in the
movement begun by the IT nion of Amer-
ican Hebrew Congregations have under-
taken the big work of organizing Com-
mittees. In appointing Chairmen of these
Committees for tlie purpose of carry ing
on the drive for the Chaplaincy Pund
and Reli gious School Extension in the
City of Chieago , the Synagogues are
very careful to pick out capable and
known workers. It is expected »hat these
leaders will with the aid of their Com-
mittees accomplish what the Federation
is striving for.
The Chap laincy department has done
admirable work during the past year.
The good that has been done by the
Chaplain can be remembered best and
appreciated most by those who hav e been
benefited by the Counsel and attention
given by him. Rabbi Cronbach 's report
with regard to his work shows most con-
clusively the great need and demand in
his field. The Union of American Hebrew
Congregations is doing noble work in
fostering the Chaplaincy of the Federa-
tion. Mr. Benjamin M. Engelhar d in his
retiring speech as President of the Chi-
cago Federation of Synagogues said with
reference to this work :
"As regards our department of Chap-
lainey, we have on file letters from every
institution which has been visited by our
Chaplain , and you would be exceedingly
proud and happy to read some of these
communications which indicate very
clearly and beyond any question of doubt
not onl y the need of this great work ,
but the fact that we have been most
fortunate in having secured the services
of a man who gives not only of himself ,
but of his very life to this most beauti-
ful work for ministering to others. Xo
words of praise of mine can give to him
the measure of his deserts. It is there-
fore all the more of our business to see
that this work is strengthened. "
The need of organization for educa-
tion among our Jewish children has been
seen. The leaders of the Chieago Federa-
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tion of Synagogues have undertaken this
work of campai gning for funds for Re-
li gious School Extension with such groat
vim , that the outlook is very promising.
The following Chairmen of Campaign
Committees have been appointed by their
Congregations: Benjamin M . Engelhard,
Temple Sholom; M. Kreeger , S. S. lie-
brew ; Dr. Felix A. Levy, Temple Em-
anuel ; B. Sehapiro , Beth El ; Dr . Jos.
Stolz , Isaiah ; Clarence L. Coleman ,
Sinai ; and Israel Cowen , K . A. M.
SOCIAL.
Mr. and Mrs. David Rest will celebrate
their tenth Wedding Anniversary on
Sunday evening, March 6 at their home ,
363S west 13th street where they will
entertain their relations and friends. So
cards.
The Daled Heh Fraternity will give
their anniversary dinner-dance at the
Hotel LaSalle on Saturday evening,
March 5.
At the last regular meeting of the
Daled Heh Fraternity held at the home
of Harold Goldstein on Thursday Feb-
ruary 17, Arthur R. Goldberg was elected
a member. The Fraternity now consists
of Ben Zion Braude , Sidney Cohen , Ben
Zion Ginsburg, Samuel Ginsburg, Arthur
Goldberg, Harold Goldstein and Hd.ro!i
Neiman.
An informal dance will be given by
the Agudah Club at the Edgewater Coun-
try Club, 56-38 Winthrop avenue , Satur-
day evening, March 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Isaacson ( M a r y
Z i m m e r m a n ) . 3612 west 13th street , an-
nounce the birth of a son, Edward o:i
February 24.
The annual theatre party and banquet
in honor of the Ladies of the Adelphois
was given Saturday ni ght February 26.
After the theatre , covers were spread
for twelve couples at the Morrison Hotel.
Beautiful souvenirs were given.
On Monday evening, March 7, the next
regular meeting of the Shomre , Hadath
Jr. Auxiliary of Roseland will be held
at Palmer Park Assembly Hall, 111th
and Indiana avenue. At this meeting the
annual election of officers will t a k e
p lace. Daneing will follow.
The Daiilid Sorority held their last
regular meeting at the homo of Miss
Fiddie Cohn , 2508 west 13th Plaee.
The Baby Provident Sewing Club' s
Social will be held on Tuesday, 2 P. M.
March 22 at Mandel Bros. This social is
given in order to raise funds to be used
for layettes given to new born babes ,
for shoes and stockings supplied to chil-
dren under sehool age , for milk and ice
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for the poor in summer , baskets of food YOUNG MEN'S JEWISH CHARITIES.
and eggs distributed during holidays and
in addition to thi s the club also sews
The Committee in charge of the Stag
for the tubercular children in Winfield. which will tak: place on Saturday.
Mrs. I. Siskin , Mrs. Rusakow and Mrs.
Simon , who have charge of this affair , March 5 at Hotel LaSalle , reports that
the elass of entertainment procured for
together with the members , anticipate
as usual a bi g success. The next business the affair assures the members an enjoy-
able evening. The Board of Directors
meeting will be held Tuesday, Mareh 8
at 2 P. M. Mrs. I. Gumbiner is President . decided to permit each member in good
standing to invite one guest to the stag
Mr. and Mrs . L. C. Ginsburg, 4603
Montiecll o avenue entertained at their in order that the Jewish young men of
Chicago may assemble for an evening of
home on Saturday evening, February 26
in honor of their social Club. Mrs. Gins- good fellowshi p and incidentally to learn
of the philanthropic activities of the
burg was assisted b y her sister , Mrs.
Young Men 's Jewish Charities.
Monte F. Sadler and Ben F. Stein have
arranged for 14 acts from loop vaude-
ville theatres , also movies of the Boy 's
Summer Camp conducted by the organ-
ization under the chairmanship of Mr.
Stein. Refreshments and smokes will be
provided and the Stag Committee con-
sisting of Lazarus Krinsky, Philip P.
Sachs and Archie H. Cohen have spent
considerable time in attending to the
details of the affair. Judge Hugo M.
Friend , former president of the organ-
ization , spoke to over 200 boys at the
American Boy 's Commonwealth on Lin-
coln 's Birthday and thrilled the young-
sters with his remarks on the life of the
great emancipator. Jud ge Friend was In
turn impresse d with the program ar-
ranged by the boys on this occasion and
he paid a comp liment to the members of
the Young Men 's Jewish Charities who
are taking an activ e Bart in the leader-
ship of the bovs of the A. B. C.
SONS OF ISRAEL CONG.
The Friday niwht services held" at the
Sons of Israel Congregation , Xorth Shore ,
proved a great suecess. In addition to
the attractive features of the occasion
Mrs. I.. C. Ginsburg the Junior Auxiliary bids fair to add
dignity to the Friday night services by
I' a n n y e Rosen of 2306 Iowa street. Amongdelegating one of the members to render
the guests present were Messrs and Mes- an essay on eurrent Jewsh top ies. Xext
dames S. F. Weinzimmer , M. Katz-Xel- Friday night Mr. L. Goldman, will ad-
son , M. Lagro. A' . Rubin and H. G. dress the Junior Auxiliary as well as the
Ellis. members of the congregation at large.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Benjamin , 1622 south Miss Bella Pimstein , president of the
Millard avenue , announee the Bar-Mitz- Junior Auxiliary, will read an interest-
vah of their son , Isadore on Sunday ing paper on Intermarriage. Rev. D.
Mareh 6. Almond , Rabbi of the Congregation , will
Tlie Garland Girls , Daug hters of Zion speak as usual on the Levitical Code as
Day Nursery and Infant Home will give practiced by other denominations.
a theatre party at the Eiltmore Theatre ,
2040 Divisio n street on Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening March 16. The Club SOCIALISTS AND JEWS ARE THE
i< under the direction of Mrs. Anna SAME. DECLARED ANTI-SEMITIC
Weinshenker Evans. MORNING POST.
FIVE JEWS IN POLISH COURT OF London (J. X. 8.).— "Morning Post"
APPEALS. states that majority of the Socialists at
the world conference of the party held
Warsaw, (J. T. A.)—Due to the efforts in Vienna are Jews and Socialism as it
of Councillor Kirsclibraum , five Jews now stands is a purel y Jewish movement.
I have been appointed as special Justices
! i til " Court of A ppeals.
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ANSHE EME S ACTIVITIE S.
Friday evening March 4th , the services
will be in charge of the Young Folks
Assembly recently organized. Instead
of the usual sermon, the Young Folks
will provide a Jewish and religious pro-
gram . Mr. Leo. Ettelson will be chair-
man , Hiss Rose-line Klewans will read
the appropriate Scripture Selections , Mr.
Frank Marshall will speak on current
Jewish Events , while Mr. Daniel Hepner ,
will deliver the address of the evening
on "The Young Man 's Message ".
A club of Juniors has been organized ,
calling themselves the Anshe Ernes Junio r
Alliance , consisting of boys and girls
between the ages of 14 to 17. Mr. Daniel
Hepner is social director.
The membersh ip campai gn for 100 new
members is in full swing. It started
Thursday February 24 and is to end on
Purim Mareh 24. Chairman of the
campai gn is Abraham Margolis, and the
following head the various teams: Mr.
Ralph Goldberg, Jacob Ecker , Max
Provus, Samuel Phili pson , Leonard Ba-
ranov , George Winzburg, John Rissman ,
Joseph Bayer , Fredriek Salzman, Julius
Ettelson , I. Marshall and Nathan Fox.
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HENRY FORD EXPOSED.
The following is the first of a series
of articles by the noted journalist Her-
man Bernstein , whieh the ' ' Xew York
Evening Journal " is printing. The art-
ticle following is reprinted from the
' 'Journal: ' '
At last the Sage of Michigan has
spoken. Henry Ford has opened his
mouth. After nine months of brazen ,
shameless insinuations and attacks against
the Jewish people in his Dearborn In-
dependent , Henry Ford has at last de-
clared in authorized interviews published
in the Boston American and the Xew
York World why he is heart and soul
behind the "educational" anti-Jewish
campaign.
Henry Ford gave the following ex-
planations:
"We are not anti-Semitic . . Had the
protest against anti-Semitism whieh was
signed by President Wilson , Cardinal
O'Connell and others been presented tc
me , I would have signed i t . . .
"It is my desire to bring about world
peace. There ean be no world peace until
the international Jewish bankers cease
providing money for w a r s . . .
"We do not blame the Jew for his
earnestness and alertness , but we dc
blame the poor Gentile boob for not
waking up and being just as earnest and
alert.
"The articles in the Dearborn Inde-
pendent are not and have not been anti-
Semitic in purpose and viewpoint. They
simply state facts. "
' ' These articles are to promote world
peace , " declared Henry For d on Lin-
coln 's Birthday.
And then , speaking to the corre spond-
ent of the New York World , Mr. Ford
said:
'' You know, back in 1905 I said I was
going to devote my life and fortune to
bring a'bout an end to war. That was not
just talk. I meant it then and I mean it
more than ever now. In studying the
possibilities of permanent world peace
from every angle, I studied also the
causes of war , and I am convinced tha t
nearly all wars were caused so that som <
one would profit , and those who profited
and are profiting now are the inter-
national financiers—the Jews, with pos-
sibly among them a few Gentiles with
Jewish connections. They are what is
called the International Jew, German
Jews, French Jews, English Jews and
American Jews.
"They would control America as they
control the Old World countries, if they
could. Therefore it is a duty to open the
eyes of the American people to the dan-
ger they are in. "
In answer to the question how the
I n t e r n a t i o n a l Jew had started the World
War , Mr. Ford explained:
"By arousing national passion:,; that
is, by propaganda whieh set one peop le
against another peop le . . .
"M y life is devoted to peace. Peace
is the real purpose behind this educa-
tional campai gn. . .
"The purpose of this campaign is not
anti-Semitic. It is not persecution. It is
reall y not a campai gn. It is an investiga-
tion. It is an open case before the people
of the world , who will act as a jury. . . "
Thus spoke the man whose chief dis-
tinction is that he attnassed millions rap -
idly, that with the aid of his money he
and f urnish- undertook a grotesque , quixotic peace
expedition , which indeed , helped to fan
the flames of war, and that he made a
universal laughing stock of himself un-
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ent of February 12 there appears an art -
—"-¦ icl e written by a German containing the
basis for the statements in Mr. Ford 's
interviews , denouncing the so-called in-
ternational Jew. It betrays the source of
Henry Ford's inspiration.
It is the poisonous anti-Semitism of
Germany, embodied in one of the most
preposterous and pernicious anti-Semitic
concoctions broug ht from autocratic
Germany by the "American " Henry
Ford. It is on the faee of it a fabrica-
tion , intended for the purpose of inject-
ing strife and rac e hatre d into this coun-
try.
ings; " "What his idea was m teaching
me, I ean surmise only that he was pre-
paring me for a certain task ; " "I was
head-strong by nature and there was in
Henry Ford' s anti-Semitic campaign
in this country has been a fiasco. Xone
of the seri ous and important organs of
the American press paid any attention to
it. Craving notoriety and publicity, Mr.
my make-up a certain amount of non-
conformity; the very talks of Bismarck
had served only to disturb my mental
balance. "
But all this does not matter to Mr.
Ford was deeply disappointed. Though Ford. He publishes in his weekly words
he had sent broadcast copies of ' ' The
put into the mouth of Prince Bismarck
International Jew , " a book made up of
by the schoolboy whose mental balance
the anti-Semitic articles published in the was disturbed, accusing the international
Dearborn Independent , the press of Am- Jews of having caused the Civil War, of
erica ignored Henry Ford' s " education- having agitated on the one side for
al" campaign. abolition and on the other for secession ,
The dignified and authoritative state- charg ing that the Jews abroad had been
ment issued by the American Jewish instrumental in electing Abraham Lin-
Committee and other American-Jewish coln , and finally that the death of Abra-
organizations, exp laining the absurdity ham Lincoln was decreed by the inner
of the anti-Semitic charges was repro- council of the Jews.
duced throughout the country, and the Here is what Henry Ford's German
voice of the American press was un- collaborator says in Ford' s weekly, re-
mistakable in its denunciatio n of the
vealin g to the world Prince Bismarck 's
alie n , un-American and un-Christiau secret interview with him forty-five
methods which Henry Ford is endeavor- years ago:
ing to introduce in this country. "There cannot be any question , in
The Federal Council of the Churches fact I know, t h a t many years before the
of Christ at their convention in Boston actual outbreak of the Civil War in
about two months ago adopted a strong Xorth America it had been secretly de-
resolution denouncing the unfair anti- creed by the inner financial circles of
Semitic propaganda spread in America, Europ e to split the United States apart
Then came the striking statement signed into two co-equal f e d e r a t i o n s . . .
by the President of the United States. "Of course , in this inner circle the
and by a large number of the foremost voice of the Rothschilds was paramount.
Christian Americans, also denouncing the These bankers saw for themselves g lden
propaganda sponsored by Henry Ford opportunities in the eventualit y of a split
and carried out by his hirelings and
that would divide a strong, self-relian t
seribes. debt-free republic into two weak , bick-
Henry imagines that all history of ering, money-borrowing democracies, easy
human progress began aud ends with the
to be exp loited with the help of Jewish
Ford motor. financial jugglery. So they sen t adroit
By his actions he has shown that
clandestine agents into the f'eld to bring
Christianity is forei gn to him , and that about an open breach between the Xorth
he knows nothing of Judaism , from
which Christianity eaane into being.
Under oath he has demonstrated that
he is ignorant of American history.
I know many Jewish immigrants whe
have come to this country in quest oi
liberty and a home, who fled reli gious
persecution abroad , and who love Amer- ^/
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grants who have become part and parcel
of America , workers and producers who
are helping to build America and make
it even greater , wlh o are advancing Am-
erican institutions and ideals , which
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Henry Ford and his hirelings , in their
ignorance and bitterness, are endeavor-
ing to discredit , to ridicule and to pull
down by their propaganda of hatred and
falsehood.
In his despair and failure to spread
the epidemic of anti-Semitism in Ameri-
ca , Henry Ford has now dragged in a
German who dragged in Prince Bismarck
to tell Americans about Abraham Lin-
coln , in order to help Ford in his "edu-
cational" propaganda against the Jewr s.
The writer of the article published in
the Dearborn Independent , whose ideas
Henry Ford is repeating parrot-like , is
a German named Conrad Siem. He states
in this article that when he was a school-
boy, forty-five years ago , Prince Bis-
marck t a l k e d to him about Abraham the Bamboo Inn
Lincoln and the menace of the Jewish
financiers. Bismarck dil not discuss these Is the finest appointed Cafe in
matters with any one else. And this bov , the world—where service, cuisine
Conrad Siem , m whom the German Chan- and cleanliness are predominant
cellor confided exclusively fort y-five
years ago , now presents the story in Perfect ventilation. Ideall y equi p-
ped for Special After-the-Theatre
Henry Ford' s weekl y. This is the ex-
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planation as to how it happened that
Bismarck talked to the schoolboy on Oriental a n d American Menus.
matters of such grave import: Great variety of dishes prepared by
"T was in the habit of wandering from internationally famous chefs.
my grandfather 's garden into the ad-
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for some reason Bismarck seemed to take
deli ght in talking to me , a boy just out SPECIAL NOON DAY
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the wisdom of Lincoln , and deeming it
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The "truth-hungry " schoolboy makes 78 WEST RANDOLPH STREET
the following admissions in this very Corner Clark Street
article: '' On the whole' my mind was as Phone Central 8071 T. Y. CHOY,Mgr.
yet too immature to digest his teach-
and South by agitating both sides of the
slavery question. This question had
naturally a very strong hold on the pop-
ular imagination , and, using it as a lev-
erag e, the hirelings of the Jew bankers
found it easy enough work to raise the
pai tisanship of the American peop le to
the pitch of: Hei e abolition! Here
secession!.. .
"His new peisonality as President was
to tlhem rather a great sui/prise . They
had not seriously opposed his candidacy
for the Piesidency. On the contrary then-
secret agenfs had done th eir full shar e
in helping to ele ct him, thinking that
this unsophisticated!backwioodsmian would
prove himself an easy victim of Oiietntal
cunning. But Lincoln , on assuming the
responsibility of his high office , had been
gifted witlh the clear vision that saw
through all the moves of their nefai ious
game. He fully realized that it would not
be so much the Southern States which
he would have to fi ght as it would be
the cabals of the Jew-riddem European
capitalistic system.. .
"Tlhe inner circle of Europe was itself
well aware of the high intention of
Abraham Lincoln. It knew further that
the great love of the American people
and their full confidence would give
Lincoln, the power to consummiate his
plan, and that the fulfillment of his
plan would spell the downfall of Europe 's
capitalistic control of the world. So 'by
the dark inner council the death of
Abrah am Lincoln was decreed. It was
an easy matter for its hirelings to incite
the half-witted actor to commit the actu-
al deed.
"In the death of Abraham. Lincoln
Christianity has received its greatest
setback. In the United States there was
no one big enough to step into his shoes.
The unholy money gtamei of Israel is
again in full swting in the new world.
I am fearsome that the Jew bankers will
acquire with their crooked financial
cunning complete control over the ex-
uberant wealth of America and will use
their iH-gottem gains to corrupt system-
atically our modern civilization. They
will not hesitat e to plunge Christendom
into war and chaos if it will further
the end of ' Israel inheriting the earth/ "
Thus the G-erman schoolboy, wfh o ad-
mits that his mental balance was dis-
turbed by the stories Bismar ck had oold
him forty-five years ago, is introduced
by Henry Ford in his weekly to prop up
his anti-Semitic campaign in this conn-
try, making the most dastardly and (ab-
surd charges against the Jews. And this
interview was supposed to have been
given by the Iron Chancellor exclusively
to the schoolboy at about the time when
in answer to Frince Gortschakov , who
declared that the Jews of Eussia were
so far behind Eussian culture that the
Eussian government was compelled to
introduce discriminatory ilaws against
them , Prince Bismarck said : "Have you
ever considere d whether the condition of
the Eussian Jews is not the result of
these very discriminatory laws?"
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Wm* H* Vehon
FldelltV TrUSt &
¦Dr Henry R » Taecker
' Dentist
® H 3. II k
SclVlIMFS
E. C. Hart
Wilson Ave. at Broadway John A. Nylin
CHICAGO John T. Benz
A State Bank With A Capital & Surplus $440,000.00
3% On Savings
Mr. Henry Ford has now assumed full
responsibility for the vitriolic anti-iSem-
itie campaign conducted in his weekly.
He is now responsible for the reprehen-
sible and blackguardly false accusations
dii ected against the Jewish people. Even
the Black Hundreds of the Eussian auto-
cracy, in staging the notorious Beiliss
case involving tlhe absurd charge of
ntual murder , dare d not go as far as
the "peace-loving " Henry Foid is go-
ing.
He is encleavoimg by the foulest
means to defam e the Jewish people whose
history he does not know and whose
contributions to civilization he is incap-
able of understanding. He is disgracing
America thi oughout the woild by his
uiesponsible acts; he is insulting the
American peop le when he tries to convey
the impression that the great martyred
President was elected with the aid of
secret agents of Jewish bankers in foi
eign lands , and he is promoting strife
and unrest in America by injecting here
the poison of race hatred , inciting one
portion of its citizenry against another.
I feel absolutely certain that Henry
Foid does not know that before he w'as
born between 7,000 and 8,000 Jews, in
all ranks , saw service in the Civil War ,
some with rar e distinction. Included in
this number were 9 generals, 18 colonels ,
8 lieutenant-colonels, 40 mlajors , 205 cap-
tains, 32*5 lieutenants, 48 adjutants and
25 surgeons.
Sim'on Wiolf , the prominent American
Jew, in his historical work entitled "The
Presidents I Have Known ," enumerat-
ing some of the Jews who distinguished
themselves in the Civil War , writes as
follows in his chapter on Lincoln :
" There was General Edwar d S. Solo-
mon , who on the field of Gettysburg,
when the guns of Lee were thundering
down on the plains, pirior to the great
charge of Pickett, had stood solitary and
alone , smoking his cigar , with a br avado
that inspired the admiration of the whole
'army. There was General Leopold Blum-
e nib eng, of Baltimore, who had lost one
of his legs at the battle of An-
tietam. Ther e was Captain J. B. Green-
hut , of the famous Eighty-second Illinois,
whose brilliant record in the army is
still the inspiration around the campfire s
of the Grand Army of the Eepublic.
There was Leopold Karpeles, one of the
medal of honor men, who snatched a rebel
flag in the midst of the carnage and
bore it triumphant ly to the Union side,
and who in turn became the banner bear-
er of his own troop and stood in the
midst of the m ost terrific fire, holding
the flag of his adopted country aloft as
a symbol and an inspiration .. .
( Zimmerman, Max Elman, William Wolf ,
' The men who mar ched down the ave-
nue in those memorable May days of
'65 were not Catholics , not Protect ants,
not Jews—they were soldiers of the Ee-
public—American citizens who had left
their homes in defense of the flag and
the gloiious institutions of their fathers
wfh o weie returning to their peaceful
abodes not as conquerors , not as tri-
Officers
Vice
Pres. Morris
Pres. & Co.
Pres. MacLean Drug Co.
and
Treas. Morris & Co.
v . . . . Forest Pratt & Co.
Manufacturer
" • Retired Merchant
President
Vice Pres and Cashier
Assistant Cashier
umphant over a fallen foe, but glad-
E. Kalish. The invited guests were
dened that their heroism ard valor had Messrs. Abe Cohen, Nat Cowen, Nat
brought the men of the North and South
Guttman, Arnold Joseph, Harold Pink
closer together and cemented into in- and Dave Lipsey.
destructible friendshi p dnd better appre-
ciation of the common citizenship of the Mr. and Mrs. J. Goldstein announce
Great Eepublic. At no perio d of the the Bar Mitzvah of their son , Maurice ,
world's (history was there a greater at the Austro-Galician Congregation on
pageant or one that testified to the sub- Saturday March 5.
lime teachings of our national life than A Surprise Party was given for Mrs. J.
that great review. " H. Morrison , 921 south Paulina street on
Satui day afternoon February 26 in hon-
These lines, written by an American
Jew who knew President Lincoln , are or of her fourteenth Anniversary. The
guest of honor received a beautiful chest
typical of the spirit of American Israel ,
while the anti iSemitic campaign conduct- of silver. Among those present were Mrs.
Benjamin Eogatz from Milwaukee and
ed by Henry Ford is alien , un-American ,
un Christian in spii it, inspired by the Mesdames Harris, Guthman, Bernstein,
basest agents of decayed Prussian and Polayes, J. Schiff , S. Schiff and Misses,
Eussian autocracies. Sandusky, Morrison and Bernstein.
Much interest was displayed in dis-
cussing Mr. Wissman 's views at the lasft
SOCIAL
meeting of the Givntake on "Is Here-
dity a Factor in Evolution. " The result
'The Fareh Club me, at the- ^home of
Miss Florence G ldstein , 3326 west Polk of it is that at next Thursday 's meeting
at Morrison Hotel a debate will take
street on Sunday February 20. The
guests included the Misses Helen Blatt- plaee on "Eesolved , that Greatness is
dependent on Opportunity and Not on
berg, Eutih Hyman , Elnera Myers , Flor-
ence Polkovitz, Florence Goldstein and the Man. " The affirmativ e will be up
held by Mr. Daniel H. Bonus and Dr.
Helen Weiss. The next meeting will be
Edward N. Schoolman ; the nega tive , by
held March 6 at the home of Miss Euth
Hyman, 2644 north Troy street. Messrs. Leonard I. Wissman and David
E. Hirsch.
A surprise pai ty was tendered Gwen-
dolyn A. Lasker at her home by the B. M. Z. LINEN SHOWER.
Eight Points Club. Edwar d Eappaport
of Indianapolis and Miss Gene Bell
Eeese of Eoselan 'd were the out-of-town The members of the B. M. Z . Women 's
guests and others present were the Misses Club are enthusiastic over the linen
Essie Pearl Leavitt , Goldye Lasker, shower and musicale which is to be held
Edith Goldstein, Beatrice Pearl Levinne, at the Home at Albanv and Ogden ave-
Messrs. Saul Hammerman, JVTeyer A. nues on Monday March 7 at 2 p.m. Since
Hammerman, Irving Cohen , Maurice this has been their first affair of this
Cohn , Jack Hunt and Al Hunt . kind for a number of years an unusual
& is anticipated. A program of
Eabbi David Silberstein of Galatz, success
unusual musical merit will be given by
Eoumania arrived in Chicago and will
the foremost artists of the city.
make his temporary home with his brother some of Levine ; Songs, Dr. Louis
Mr. A. Silverstein, 1525 east Sixty-sixth Piano , Isaac
place . Kuppin, accompanist Miss Marian Fuers-
Mrs. William Swartchil d,
Mr . Edward Eappaport of Indianapolis , tenberg: Vocal, Miss Sonia Kirt; Violin ,
who has been visiting here will leave for accompanist
Selinger , accompanist Ir ving Mor-
Eoseland where he will spend a few days Henry
with friends. graff. Mrs. Kal Kalish chairman of
receiption committee will see that
Mrs. M. Block, 3549 Thirteenth place the
provision will be made for the
gave a surprise miscellaneous shower for every
granddaughter, Miss Faye Landfield comfort of the guests. Mrs. A. L. Bil-
'her , capable committee are work-
bride-elect of Irving Eaben on Sunday likin and a make this reach the high
afternoon. ing hard to
in the past.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Elman, 1116 south standar d set
Sacramento boulevard entertained Satur-
CONG. BETH ITZCHOK.
day evening, in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Elman (Frieda Brooks). The
Dr. Joseph Hevesh of the Humboldt
guests include d Mr. and Mrs. Harry El- le will occupy the pulp it of
man , the Misses Eose Elman, Ella Elman, Bid. Temp
Edith Elman, Euth Eosenberg, Emma Congregation Beth Itzehok on Friday
11.
Borenstein , Jean Wolf , S. Muriel Sosna evening, March
and Idorna Elman. Messrs. Lippman, A.
Louis Claver, E. Elman and George Wolf.
A dinner was given on Sunday by Miss
Cyrena Oppenheim , 1112 south Eobey
street in honor of Miss Hannah Lewis
and Jack Eosenson whose engagement
was recently announced . The guests in-
ThePresent
cluded Mr . and Mrs. Aaron D. Fine, the —U an excellent time
Misses Beatrice Fine, Tillie Lewis, Sylvia
Witt , Blanche Morrison of Waukegan, f or i nt e r i o r paintin g.
111., Messrs. Eli and Samuel Morrison of
man and Louis Oppenheim and Joseph
Aronstein.
We decorate
RESIDENCES
!
A surprise part y was given by Miss
Sarah Wilk on Feb. 23, at her home 1127
APARTMENTS
HOTELS
i
S. Francisco Ave., m honor of the birth-
day of Miss Mary Schullman and Miss
Goldie Isenberg each of whom received STORES
a gift. Coivers were laid for tw elve. De- OFFICES
corations were in red , whit e and blue . DISPLAY ROOMS
The Beta Sigma Sorority will enter-
tain in the Cameo ballroom of the Mlorri-
son Hotel on April 9 at 2:30 p. m., the
proceeds of which will be used to enter-
HOSPITALS
AND OTHER
tain the crippled soldiers. The members INSTITUTIONS
of the sorority are the Misses Eose Green ,
president Marion Wadler , Sophie Green , efficientl y and with a
and Harriet Hesselberg. ^
After a sojourn of fiv e weeks in Hot minimum of hindrance
Springs , Ark., Mr. and Mrs. Max Stolar -
sky, 967 Milwaukee avenue have return- to the pursuits of others.
ed and will be pleased to see their
friends.
Alpha Chapter , of Nu Delta Phi Sor-
ority entertained at a social Part y at
the home of Miss Helen Edythe Kalish,
X We it 9^
PAINTERS & DECORATORS
5744 Indiana avenue , Saturday Evening,
February 19. The members of the Sor- 914-18 Diversey Pkwy.
oritv are the Misses Florence Axman,
Evelyn Axman , Buddy Greenberg, Ger-
TeL Lakeview 7626
trude Guttman, Bertha Straus and Helen
 E. W. WAGNER blocks. In the last four weeks they seem
EVENING STOCK LETTER. to have borrowed about everything in
Certified Appraisals NEW YOEK , Monday .— In some re-
spects the stock market today was a dis-
sight and therefore , the end of the bear
campaign seem to be approaching. The
^ be
The Real Values
FOR American Woolen annual report will

INSURANCE BOND ISSUES

appointment. Many observers thought
the Wmslow bill , now a law, would in- out within a few days and the eompany
is expected to show a strong cash posi-
Behind a Security
duce a considerable volume of buying
INCOME TAX NOTE ISSUES m the railroad shar e list. tion. It is estimated that Woolen 's
Nothing are the property pledged , its
MERGERS LIQU IDATION transpired in the foreign exchange woiking cap ital will be shown at ap-
pi oximately $70,000 ,000. Thus again a earning power, its management, iti
market to indicate that any important dividend record , and tbe nature of
development had occurred m the pre- capitalization of $80,000 ,000 with no
Thej loyd-lhomasCo liminary parleys on the reparations bonded debt forces the conviction that
sooner or later the shares will give a
its stock in trade. Whether the
security is in the form of bonds,
question. London advices stated that notea, mortgages or preferred
General Offices, 1124-28 Wilson Ave. an optimistic tone prevailed. It vvas better account of themselves.
W. L. Hensley. stocks, is not so important as the
City Office, Insurance Exch. declared that there were no grounds for QUALITY of them.
Chicago the many wild statements which had
been made to the effect that France APPEAL FOR HELP IN BEHALF OF Preferred stocks of the Straus
UKRAINIAN POGROM VICTIMS Standard are the kind you
would force the issue and march alone
on Germany. Mj oney rates ruled un- can safely lay away. They
changed. Houses with southern connec- New York , (J. T. A.) A large number have the assets and the

F.J. Magel tions were credited practically all of the

^
selling of Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
and as -consequence the stock was pres-
Audit Co. sed down to a new low. It was assumed
that this attack was for the purpose of
causing unsettlement in other directions.
INCORPORATED
Attention was called to the fact that
CHICAGO MINNEAPOLIS nearly all of the larg e market operators
are still sojourning at Florida resorts.
Pressure was exerted against Chandler
Motors accompanied with talk that the
ACCOUNTANTS
dividend would be reduced at he i-
AUDITORS rector 's meeting, Mar ch 10. Sears Eoe-
INCOME TAX buck , American Woolen and Bethlehem
SPECIALISTS Steel were sold vigorousl y by the bears.
The market on the* whole , however ,
acted exceedingly well and in the closing
of Jews gathered at Cooper Union last
week heard once more details of the
terrible sufferings Ukrainian Jewish pog-
eiarninig power to assure
continuous payment of divi-
dends.
rom victims are now undergoing ;n dif-
ferent parts of Europe. The meeting was
called by the newly created federation of
Write for latest offerings.
Ukrainian Jews in America and initiated
i campaign for the creation of a large
THE S TRAUS
fand wT ith which to assist the great niae* BROTHER S CO.
of Ukrainian Jewry which fled for safe-
ty and now finds itself stranded in var - Capital & Surplus $4,000,000
ious parts , chiefly Bessarabia Galicia and Investment Securities
Poland proper. The chief speaker of the
evening w^as the Vienna Chief Eabbi Dr.
Chajes who gave a horroring description Otis Building, 10 So. La Salle St.
of the actual condition of Ukrainian re-
fugees as he has found them from per-
sonal study and experience. The meet-

HILTON c&o. I
hour a fairly good volume of buying
Chamber of Commerce Building. appeared. Lorillar d soared nine points. ing was also addressed by Dr. Shmarya
FRANKLIN" 909
CHICAGO.
Mexican Petroleum , Northen Pacific,
American Locomotive and Baldwin Loco-
motive were prominent in rallying move-
Levine and Eabbi Masliansky.

ROBBERS ATTACK AND SERIOUSLY

INJURE NOTED JEWISH SCHOLAR.
\.
Accountants and
ments. It was estimated that American Auditors
Locomotive would show earnings rang- New York , (J.T.A.) Dr. Wilfred P.
ing between $20 and $25 a shar e after Kotkov , Professor of Philosophy at the Specialists in

J. S. BACHE Industrial Accounting

liberal write-offs in their forthcoming Jewish Theological Seminary in this city
annual report. A Sear s Eoebuek official was held up by four robbers nd so
stated that February sales were satis- seriously beaten up that he is not expec- IS1 IS!

& C0. Es rNED

factory and that the business of the ted to live. Dr. Kotkov was making his
company at this time is large and in- way home in Woodhaven , a Brooklyn 910 HARRIS TRUST BUILDING
creasing gradually. One day last week suburb, when he was attacked. Dr. Kot-
it was stated that a large mail order kov is a graduate of the University of Phone State 8837
concern had 21,000 more orders than Chicago and the University of Pennsyl-
Stocks the corresponding day of the previous vania. He is married and has two
Bonds week. Federal reserve ratios decline d children.
Grain moderatel y, the composite statement
Provisio n! showing a reserve ratio of 49.9 percent JEWISH MAJOR OF BRUSSELS L. M. Eiseman A. J. Eger Jr.
Cotton as compared with 50.3 percent the pre- KNIGHTED.
Coffee
Sugar
vious week and 42.4 percent the corres-
ponding week last year. All of the
London (J. N. S.).— The Duke of
York , second son of King George V, con-
A. J. EGER & CO.
Cotton Seed Oil stories about Mexican oil wells going to ferred the degree of a knight on Adolph Investment Securities.
Foreign Exchange saltwater were given the lie today when Marks , the famous Jewish Burgomaster
Unlisted Securities publication of January shipments was of Brussels, Belgium. 118 N. LASALLE ST. All Phones
made. Twenty oil companies shipped CHICAGO State 5923
Members All Leading Exchanges. out of Mexico in the month of January COMMUNICATION.
Private Wires to Principal Cities. 18,48il,137 barrels oof oil , which estab-
lished a new record. This was an in- The Sentinel ,
crease of 872 ,434 barrels over December, 14 W . Washington St., Telephone Main 3353
108 S. LA SALLE STREET which was itself a high record. Mexican Chicago , 111.
Telephone Main 3020 Petroleum led the list with shipments
of 3,209,716 barrels ; Standard Oil of New Gentlemen:

New York Office — 42 Broadway

Jersey was second with 2,906 ,990 barrels
and Mexican Eagle was third with 2 ,243,
403 barrels. All of the earmarks of the
final stages of the bear movement are
present. Principal among the signs at
this time is the extreme dull intervals
In answer to a request from our War
saw office to the Cunard Steamshi p Co.,
Ltd., Marszalkowska 154, Warsaw, Po-
L. M. BACH & CO.
lan d, as to what kind of currency the
latter accepted for steamship tickets
sold , they received an answer sent u I INVESTMENT SECURITIES

39 Years Without following each selling movement.

inauguration day approaches it is
As der date of January 7 as follows :
"In answer to your letter , we beg to
probable th at leading bear professionals say that the only currencies accepted m 108 S. La Salle St. Chicago
Loss to Any who apparently have had their own way this office , as far as possible, are :
for several weeks past will decide to Dollars and Pounds Sterling.
Investor square accounts. The size of the short The Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd., ,,
C. A. G. Phiillips.
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interest is relatively large and apparent- 11
ly widely scattered. Stocks must be Very truly yours ,
THIS is now the record of
S.W. Straus & Co. Should
not securities backed by such
borrowe d to sell short and big traders
must know where they can borrow large
B. Jadwin,
Cashier of Public State Bank. g The Market Barometer jj
a record appeal to you, as a con- i . .
A financial publica-
"I
servative investor? Why not in-
vestigate the Straus Plan, which tion , prepared by ex-
is the cause of this record? Write
today for our new booklet, which
tells why and how. Ask for MERRILL ,COX & Co. >
perts—mailed FREE,
weekly. I
COMMERCIAL PAPER D
Booklet C-1118
COLLATERAL LOANS S> Call, Phone or Write for M. J. S. 4 g
INVESTMENT SECURITIES

USE?* I
S.W.STRAUS & CO.
Established'1882 Incorporated CHICAGO 76 WEST MONROE STREET PORTLAND
New York - 150 Broadway NEW YORK S A N F R A N C I SCO
Chicago - Straus Building ST. LOUIS CHICAGO LOS ANGELES
CLEVELAND OMAHA
Offices m Fifteen Principal Cities ATLANTA DALLAS D 306 ft*. La Salle St*Mt, Chic***Q
39 yearswithout loss to any investor H P%£J»« Wabash 9972 ©
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 DODGING THE TAX PROBLEM. salvation with American energy and

\V ollenberger
The program of tax revision put out
hopefulness.
Earnings of corporations , on the aver-
this week from Washington may, as the age , for the last half of 1920 and the
OI
S^ fca
newspaper accounts of it say, meet the first half of 1921 will be negligible. In-
approval of most Eepubliean House stead of profits a very large part of the
& Co. leaders and many senators, but it will capital invested in business made losses.
not meet the approval of the people of The tide may turn, and must turn some
the country who have given tfh e mJatter time, but it is an optimistic guess that
105 SOUTH LA SALLE STREET
careful th ought. puts the date of turning in time to help •-
Send for our weekly review
The shifting of the tax from excess the Government, whose outgo is assured of the market
profits to other taxes, is a mere change but whose income is imperilled.
INVESTMENT in form of suffering, and is evidently Doubling the receipts from the tariff
planne d to meet the fact that there are is another legislative optimistic guess, STOCK GRAIN
«» BANKERS ^ to be no excess profits to amount to whieh has little chance of fruition. BONDS.. PROVISIONS
anything from now on, and this new leg- The fact is, the Government has got
islation aims only to take, if possible, to resor t to a Sales Tax. It can raise the COTTON
Real Estate First J ^dortgage some more enterprise out of business. vast sums it needs in no other way.
The experts see that there is noth ing to There is no other way to get the 322-330 Postal Telegraph Bldg.
6% Gold Bonds be giained by beating a dead horse , and money, but fortunately, it is the most
turn to an attempt to goad the animals excellent way—a way fair to all, light- Chicago
7f Q Preferred Stocks that have still a little lif e left in them. ening the load so that it will not be felt
Nor does reducing the surtaxes from and distributing it equitably. The collec- Phones Wialbaeh 7860
REMITTANCES 73 per cent , to 40 per cent , effect, in the tion is simple and easy, and the yield
TO F O R E I G N C O U NT R I E S least degree , the switching of surplus i large enough to furnish the amount need- ( All diepartmients)
incomes out of tax-exempt securities, ed, and more. The Baehe Eeview.
back again where the unjustifiable knife
1 1
of taxation can sta b them. It seems (al- .i ' -T

most puerile to say, as the account from

Washington does , that this will effect ,
* L. Montefiore Stein Frank E. Alstrin , or it is Ihoped will effe ct, a change of INTERES T COPPER
Herbert J. Blum investments of wealthy persons, from
free securities , which they have bought
ON YOUR INVESTMENT IS SECURITIES
Stein, Alstrin in large quantities in recent years l-o
escape the heavy t axation. No investor
will be foolish enouglh to sell his tax
NOT ENOUGH AND
conditions which underlie the
6? Co.
THE ROOKERY—203 S. La Salle St.
exempt securities. No argument that he
will be hit over the head only once or
twice, instead of three or four times, will
SHARE IN THE PROFITS
YOUR MONEY CREATES
copper industry.
Carefully reviewed in a special
Tel. Wabash 1000 lure him out of the buslhes. New Era in American Finance circular also containing brief
analysis of leading eopper
¦TOCES BONDS GRAIN One of the arguments put forwar d for
this tent ative plan is that it evidences Participating Trustee First stocks.
PROVISIONS COTTON "the possibility of cutting down war Mortgage Gold Bonds SENT FREE UPON REQUEST.
MEMBERS taxes to the extent of more than carry the following advantages :
New York Stock Exchange $850,000,000, without providing for any
New York Cotton Exchange new principle of taxation, sucih as the
various sales taxes that have been pro-
1—They are first a lien on the
real estate , buildings and E. W. Wagner & Co.
New York Produce Exchange machinery operated as a flour Established 1887
Chicago Board of Trade posed. " This does not appear to be a mill by DISCO MILLING
Chicago Stock Exchange good argument. Why not adopt a new COMPANY , of Morris Illinois. New York Stock Exchange
Exclusive wires to Block, Maloney principle of taxation if it cuts out all Mem- f Chicago S t o c k Exchange
2—Fixed interest rate is 6%,
k Go., New York. the evils and errors of the old principle , payable semi-anm ally. bers 1 Cleveland Stock Exchange
I tv-aa-—aa——nH<——ua-—-uu>--^a--—nn<-~uu-~-NR---nn--->aa----—aa-—>a*{*which has been tried and found 'lament- * Detroit S t o c k Exchange
3—Sinking fund to repay prin-
ably wanting? Wthy not introduce a prin- cipal.
ciple which we call new, but whieh has 208 SO. LA SALLE STREET
4—25% of net remaining profits
been tried in other countries and proved
Iht&g? $c H000 eminently successful, and which has in
its favor simplicity, certainty, ample
payable annually.
5—Even after this principal has
been repaid, thus ending the 33 NEW
CHICAGO

STREET
Sntntpiwtxtp b yield , and justice for the whole com
munity ? 6% fixed interest, the bond- NEW YORK
holder retains his right to a
INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Why do tax-manufacturers persist in 25% participation in the an-
clinging to proved f allacies in the tax nual net profits.
PUBLIC UTILITY system , and driven by public opinion, f l f l f l f l f l f l f l f l f lf l f i f l f l f l f l f l f lf l f l s
and failing to get revenu e under one set

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AND
INDUSTRIAL ISSUES
of errors, proceed to promulgate and to
endeavor to put over , another set , full 5 Your Earnings Gua- £
BOUGH T — SOLD — QUOTED of pitfalls, intricacies , injustice and gen-
eral devilment of the country 's interest ? "What is the probable or pos- £ ranteed For $100 £
sible value of these participation
111 West Monroe Street
A clear , clean, straight cut and abund-
antly effectual method of solving the rights?"
^
* £ a Month £
Financing of the company is
Chicago problem, on businesslike , fair and honest
for the purpose of demonstrating £ Against any Illness or £
1 lines, is presented to them in tfh e Tax on ON A LARGE SCALE (1,500 a Accident fl
i Gross Sales. The country is for it , as fai ¦
barrels of flour daily) an im- No Exception
as the country has investigated the tax-
prove d process of flour making J
William Castenholz & Co. ation question at all , and if a referendum
were taken today among those who hav e
and purification , amply protected a
fl Costs $4.00 a Month fl
¦
by patents, for which ii: has the
CERTIFIED PUBLIC investigated, there would be an over-
ACCOUNTANTS whelming vote in favor of this method.
exclusive rights. The process
realizes f he dream of millers for £ Chicago Mutual £
£ Casualty Co. £
Business is at an ebb . Unemployment 30 years—100% purification of
is giowing. Confidence is non-existent ,
203 S. DEARBORN ST. enterprise is absolutely shut off.
flour.
fl Home Offices : 431 S. Dearborn IB
This process, in addition to the ¦
Tel. Harrison 9606 What will change all this and restore ¦
business? The answer is, a lifting of the
usual profits enjoyed from the Street
manufacture of such a staple food ¦ ¦
tax load. If business were relieved of as flour , indicates Phone Wabash 8415
Audits—Income Tax Investigations the murderous grab s iafter profit and
capital, were released by a decent , fair PROFITS ¦ Salary and Commission for ¦
income tax levy accompanied by a Gross You may obtain full information ¦ Producers ¦
Cost installations and Accounting Sales Tax, the whole country would regarding both the flour process ¦ ¦
Systems spring once more to work out its business and bonds by dropp ing a line to

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Mrs. Isaac A. Abt, 4810 Ken-wood avenue
entertained a large number of her friends at
luneheon on Tuesday at the Drake Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. -Joseph N. Eisendrath , and
daughter. Miss Katherine 4757 Grand boule-
vard returned last Sunday from Atlantic City
where they spent three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fechheimer have
returned to the city, having spent the past
three months touring Europe and the Orient.
They have taken up their residence at the
Chicago Beach Hotel.
The young ladies who will usher and dis-
tribute programs at the Girls ' Camp Commit-
tee Concert on March 16 were entertained by
Mrs. Joseph Fish at a luncheon at Mandel 's
Ivory room last Wednesday. The general
committee will make final arrangements for
the concert at a luneheon at Field 's Party
room on Friday at which Mrs. Fish will also
preside.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Selz, 2728 Hampden
court and their little son , Sterling have left
for Pasadena , to remain until Spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Becker , 5125 Ellis ave-
nue returned on Tuesday from California
where they spent the past few months.
Mrs. Richard M. Felsenthal, 5260 Michigan
avenue was hostess at a luncheon on Saturday,
February 26 at Edgewater Beach Hotel , in
honor of her sister Miss Mae Posner , whose
engagement to Samuel Garber has recently
been announced. She was presented with a
handsome gift. Covers were laid for twelve
guests of whom four were prospective brides.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Reinganum of the Stau-
leigh Hotel have left for the east. They will
sojourn at Atlantic City and will be in New
York to attend tbe wedding of Miss Hannah
Gabay to their son , Sidney Reinganum which
will take place March 16 at the Astor Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Maltz have taken
possession of their new (home , 1817 south
Millard avenue and will be at home to their
friends on March 20 from 2 to 5 and 7 to 11.
No Cards.
Miss Jennette Altheimer sailed Saturday
for an extended trip to Europe , visiting
France , England , Switzerland and Germany.
Miss Altheimer expects to be gone for two
months.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Halpern , 1928 Humboldt
boulevard have left for a month 's sojourn in
the south. En route to Mineral Wells , Texas ,
they are at present visiting their sister and
brother , Mr. and Mrs. B. Landsman at Fort
Worth.
Miss Faye Landfield , bride-elect of Irving
Raben was the guest of honor at a Luncheon
given at the Edgewater Beach Hotel Saturday
February 26 by Miss Minnie Lidsky.
Mr. Max Greengard and daughter , Frances,
5945 Michigan avenue who have been spend-
ing two weeks with their daughter and sister
Mrs. A. Morrison of Indianapolis , Ind.. will
be at home after March 6.
Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Bloomenthal , 914 Glen-
gyle Plaee entertained with a dinner on Sun-
day, February 27 in honor of their niece,
Miss Ruth Bloomenthal , whose engagement
to Mr. Gelso has been recently announced.
Miss Laura Kraus , 6320 Magnolia avenue
entertained twelve of her friends on Sunday,
February 27. They were the Misses Clara
Heimann , Lucille Kohn , Pearle Levy, Ethel
Cohen , Amos Gollas, Mirria m Coh en , Grace
Fernbach , Elsa Kohn , Cecile Bernstein, Edna
Cohen, Helen Fernbach and Ruth Koral.
Miss Dorothy H. Linenthal, 3745 Douglas
boulevard , will entertain Saturday, March 5
at a lunch eon at tlie Edgewater Beach Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohn , 1233 north
Hoyne avenue have left for French Lick
Springs, for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Berngard , 6142 Aberdeen
street announce the engagement of their
daughter Miss Bessie Berngard to Mr. David
Fein of this city.
Miss Bessie Berngard
A Miscellaneous Shower was given by
Miss Sarah Block in honor of Miss Lillian
Askenas, bride elect of Dr. I. A. White, on
Saturday evening February 26th , at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Salk, 2720 north Troy
street. Misses Rose Rosenberg, Dorothy
Rosenzweig and Bee Askenas assisted the
hostess. Covers wene laid for eighty. The
out of town guests were Mrs. I. Lasser of
Peoria , 111. Mrs. Leon Rissman of Green Bay,
Wis., and Miss Anna Hyman of Gary, Ind.
Decorations were pink and white. Miss
Moshiek rendered several piano selections.
Dancing followed in the ball room. Miss
Askenas was the recipient of many gifts.
Miss Reva Leah Antiek entertained Sun-
day evening in honor of Miss Mildred Gott-
leibson who, in the near future is to become
the bride of Mark Van Gelder ,- Miss Grace
Schiff , who is betrothed to William Melniek,
and Miss Bessie Berngar d whose engagement
to David Fein was a recent announcement.
A surprise luncheon was given at the
Black Cat Inn on Saturday in honor of Miss
Pearl Loeffler , bride elect of Adolph Taussig by
Miss Rose Polakoff. Twelve guests were pre-
sent. A theatre party followed.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hoffman have just
returned from the south where they spent two
months. Mrs. Hoffman was formerly Miss
Ruth Halm and they are now making their
home at the Grasmer e Hotel.
Miss Sophie Cohn and Miss Eva Norins,
1542 Sherwin avenue, left Saturday morning
to attend the annual dance given by the Phi
Epsilon Pi fraternity at Champaign.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Letchinger, 12206 Normal
aveune entertained with a dinner on Sunday
in honor of the (engagement of their daughter ,
Belle to Phil C. Perlman. The guests included
Mrs. E. Perlman, Mrs. S. Markmen, Messrs.
and Mesdames J. Teichner , M. Sugar , A. Perl-
man , I. Perlman, S. Greenberg, J. Briskin,
and C. Briskin , the Misses Lillian Gendon,
Edna and Sybil Greenberg, Esther and Miriam
Markman and Irene Teichner.
Miss Lee Libman of Minneapolis, Minn,
who is on her way to New York is the guest
of Miss Pearl B. Hork , 3549 Douglas bouL-
vard.
Miss Ruth Koral was hostess at a miscel-
laneous shower given at her home, 3722 Maple
Square avenue on Saturday in honor of Miss
Thelma Panama, 4836 north Spaulding ave-
nue whose engagement to Charles Cohn was
recently announced. The other guests wene
the Misses Jeanettie Frankel, Clara Hermann,
Alice Rosenthal , Helen Jameson and Mrs.
Fred Lyjski (Mildred Rubens) and Mrs. B.
Nickel (Ethel Steif).
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be legibl y written on one aide of the
paper and mailed to reach the Sentinel
office on or before Tuesday of each
week.
Deborah and Deborah Juniors. The
next regular meeting will be held Thurs-
day March 10 at 2 o 'clock in Sinai So-
cial Center. A very clever program has
been arranged for the afternoon.
B' nai Abraham Zion Sisterhood. An
indoor garden party will be given on
March 20 under the ausp ices of tlie
sisterhood. The features of the affair
will be a -progra m and dance. Mrs. Sam
Cohn is chairman .
Baron Hirsch Club and Co-Workers.
The next regular meeting will be held
Wednesday March 9 at the State-Lake
Building. Co-Workers Day will be ob-
served and a surprise program has been
arranged.
Logan Square Social Center. A dance
will be given in conjunction with the
Sliaare Zedek Sisterhood on March 19,
the proceeds will be given to the Tem-
ple Building Fund.
Star Aux. M. N. J. O. H. The next
regular meeting will take plaee Wednes-
day March 9 at 2 P. M. at the home.
The following program will be rendered:
reading by Bernice Solomon , vocal solo
by Max Geman , accompanist Frieda Gel-
man. Mrs. B. Klaff is hostess of the
afternoon.
Jewish National Fund Aux. An Orien-
tal dance will be given at the LaSalle
Hotel on Saturday evening, March 26.
A program will also be given by Miss
Iona Kaplan , Miss Anna Brin , Miss
Jessie Fischer , Miss Buth Alpert , Miss
Doroth y Lang and others.
Mt. Sinai Hospital Women's Club. The
annual theatre part y will bo held on
April 14 at Glickman 's Palace. The vro-
ceeds will go towards the maintenance
of the hosp ital . Mrs . J. Marensky has
charge of the theatre part y assisted bv
Mrs. Wm. Young, in charge of the tick-
ets. Mrs. B. Schiffman is the- President.
Junior Mt. Sinai Hospital Workers.
The most important meeting of the
Workers will be held Sunday Mareh 8
at 3:00 P. M. in the Drill Hall of the
Masonic Temple . At this meeting officers
for the ensuing term will be elected.
Among the entertainers are Mr. Oscar
Xorthwest Fellowshi p Club whieh takes
place on Mareh 12 at the Parkway
Hotel , Ballroom Beautiful.
Jewish Big Sisters. All arrangement;
have been made for the Spring Dance
whieh promises to be more unusual "and
interesting than anv of the past affairs.
The organization has always arranged
affairs that are different from the usual
run of entertainments and this a f f a i r is
looked forward to with keen anticipa-
tion. It will be held in the Auditorium
Hotel on March 27 . The president , Per-
eess Brown Sachs, Delia Sipp il Goodman
and Sylvia Anexter Lazarus are in charge
of the affair. The yearl y Purim party
will be given for the children Sunday
afternoon .
YoungPeople 's Anti-DefamationLeague.
The first affair to be given by this or-
ganization will be held at one of the loop
hotels on Sunday Mareh 20. The enter-
tainment committee is doing its utmost
to make this affair novel and interest-
ing. The proceeds will be used to fight
the propaganda now instigated bv Henry
Ford.
Young People Temple Mizpah. The last
regular meeting was held at the Com-
munity Center on Sunday afternoon , Feb-
ruary 20. Hlysses S. Schwartz gave a
very interesting talk on the "Jew in
American Politics. " The Choral Circle ,
a new branch of the Mizpah Activity,
rendered the music. The surprise feature
was a dance by Miss Dorothy Lederer
accompanied by Miss Doroth y Bernstein.
Dancing concluded the program.
Their 2nd Annual Ball Masque will
take place Saturday, March 19 at the
Bogers Park Masonic Temple , 1715 Luut
avenue .
A combined meeting of the Jewish
Literary Society, Northwestern Uni-
versity Menorah Soeiet v and Studv
Circle" of Y. P. C. will b 'e held on Sun-
day, March 13 at 3:30 P. M. at Temple
Mizpah Community House. Miss Aileen
Paradise will read a paper on the Jews
of India. Discussion by Babbi Samuel S.
Cohon will follow.
Y. M. H. A. On Sunday February 27
For The
St. Patrick Day Party
Most unusual are the place cards,
tallies and favors shown, conveying
a distinctiveness, sought by the
clever hostess.
We also offer a service in party
requirements made specially to
order, carrying out your own indi-
vidual ideas.
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side of his energetie activities as man- is assisted by Mrs. Joseph Willner as
ager of the Y. Soccer team. Co-Chairman. The soeial will take plaee
March 15 at 2 P. M. in the Sheridan
The Y. M. H. A. is about to embark Club, 5551 Sheridan road.
upon a new venture. A debating team is
A regular meeting of the Women 's
now in the process of formation. The League was held at the Sherman Hotel
individual members are very enthusiastic
on February 21. Mrs. Leon M. Waldman,
about this new educational activity and President of the League , conducted the
competition among them is very keen as
meeting, during which important busi-
to the composition of the teams. ness pertaining to the eause was trans-
Women's League United Synagogue. acted. Plans were outlined for future
A special meeting will be held at Con- activities. Bev. Doetor Isaac Millner
gress Hotel at 2 P. M. on Thursday, spoke on the excellent features of
March 10 to arrange for a social. Babbi Judaism in the home. Babbi B. A. Daskal
Philip Langh will speak on "The Inter- spoke on "Interpretation of Prayers. "
pretation of Prayer. " Mrs. M. Friedman K. A. M. Aux. The sixth regular meet-
will give a vocal solo , accompanied by ing will be held Tuesday afternoon ,
Mrs. I. Finkelstein. Miss Harriet Fried- March 8 at 2:30 o 'elock at Lincoln Cen-
man will render a dramatic recital. Mrs. ter , corner Oakwood boulevard and
Michael B. Makler, as Chairman of the Langley avenue. Songs will be given by
social is putting her best efforts to in- Florence Lepman Kahn and a reading by
sure a financial and social success. She Mrs. Alfred Hamburger.
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By Bertha A. Loeb

A book that has attracted a great deal For in closely examining t'he depths of
I Welcome The First | of notice in these days of wholesale
manufacture of a commodity "called
literature ''—is one called ' ( Woman ' ' that
this self revealing woman , I could not see
that her serenity was really perturbed
at the loss in battle of both her husband

| Breath Of Sp ring 1 is arresting—startling and self-reviela- and her lover.

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tory.
It is the analysis of the newly emanci-
pated , newly enfranchised— newly econ-
omicalized type of woman.
X Magdalene MaTx writes the book large-
ly .in the present tense. The reader in-
o fers that the "heroine '' is none other
than Magdalene "Herself "—a Magda-
| ilene of innumerable emotions—a neurotic
type of woman who must note methodi-
cally in Diary-form ?very emotion—in
order that the "curious " may see her
| very soul under the scalpel of dissection.
According to this treatise (for it verily
| is not a novel) the Woman of the future
will not be the "possession " of man in
any sense .
In the development of the story though
At both our stores |
various men figure in the plot they are
seldom even designated by names—t'hey
are mere supernumeries—accessories , as
it were to the comfort of the heroine
I did perceive that this one woman
found (herself husband-less and lover-less
and that she thereupon resolved to seek
another mate as her inalienable ri ght.
If the book had striven to unfold the
real soul of a true woman instead of an
auto-biographical record of a selfish vain
woman the book might hav e been a class-
ic, for its literary style and love of
natur e are a hundred fold superior to its
contents. In order that the emancipated
woman may not assume utterly mannish
ways and become metamorphosed into a
strictly unf eminine and he-sort of woman
as repellent as the conscious, long-haired,
she-sort of man who seeks public lauda-
tion—a woman must 'have the soul of a
wife , a mother, a daughter or a sister.
A woman is no woman who is merely a
self-uequisitive, selfish , analytical pon-
derer on life 's joys and life 's sorrows.
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herself—T'he Woman—The Great "I thing worth-while, first for herself , next
Am ". for /her family and after that for the
In truth the egoism and egotism of community at large.
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The book could be suggested as a cure
for Ego-mania to any of the parasitic
Life should spell suffering—t o the con-
stantly self seeking type. Self-abneiga-
tion alone spells happiness.
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type of women , who eternally are donning
gowns to attend teas and bridges and PROFESSOR GOTTHEIL ISSUES
who cfhew gum or smoke cigarettes as WARNING TO BEWARE OF
their whims dictate in order to promote GERMAN ASPIRATIIONS.
&<>3<><^<>^<>OK><3><><3><>^K><3<><^<><3K><^^ a sort of social intermingling.
London , Feb. 26. (J. T. A.)—The
Not once is the reader regaled by the
birth of any great noble impulse on th© "Times " to-day publishes a letter from
Professor Eiehar d Gottheil of New York
part of this "New Wioman ". That she— in which he warns tlhe Allies that Ger-

A vital health element The Woman—is a pagan dn every sense

of the word—losing a husban d and a
lover in the war and then seeking others
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reassert her influence in the Near East
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often lacking in food cover to cover. To this woman the joys

of physical life are primordial1 necessi-
ties. The love of her child even is to
Science has recently discovered that modern refined foods are often this woman gr eatly physical. It is her
lacking in a mysterious, though vital health factor , called vit amines. possession—just as her husband , her
lover and the world in all its beauties
Without this food element physicians say we would slowly starve. belong to her—to enjoy to the fullest
Many con ditions of lowered vitality and actual ill health they say are extent.
now definitely traceable to this common food deficiency. This book—Woman—though considered
great by many—voices the materialism
Milk is one of the richest sources of lif e-giving vitamines. Food of these post war days. Having dis-
specialists now advise that each chil d and adult drink at least a quart covered previous to the war that she—
a day to correct the lack of vitamines in other foods. They report woman—lias rights that weTe denied her
countless cases of increased vigor , and remarkable health improvements female ancestors and (having decided to
where this plan is followed . tak e every joy as her inalienable possess-
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Mr. Sinai Hospital Service Club. Ow-
ing to the untiring efforts of the mem-
bers, the party given at the Sheridan
Park Club on Thursday, Pe>bruary 24,
by the newly organized club was a huge
success. Mueh credit is given to Mrs. S.
J. Ginsburg, chairman , and Miss Gladys
Koffman , co-chairman. The next meeting
of this club will be held Thursday, March
10 at _ 2 P. M. at the Sheridan Park Club.
Meetings are held every second and
fourth Thursday of each month. The of-
ficers of the elub are: Mrs. Neufield ,
President ; Alice Sternberg, 1st Vice-
President; Mrs. P. Horwich , 2nd Vice-
President; Alice Stein , Corresponding
Secretary; Mrs. J. Mansfield , Financial
Secretary : Mrs. J. Rosen , Recording Sec-
retary; Mrs. S. J. Ginsburg, Treasurer.
Chicago Consumptives Aid Soc. Aux 1.
The first anniversary was celebrated on
Sunday afternoon, February 27 at the
Sokol Labor Hall , 1300 south Karlov
avenue. A benefit performance will be
held Mareh 9 at Glickman 's Theatre.
Zagerer Assoc. A meeting will be held
at the Lawndale Civic Center , 3716
Doug las boulevard on Sunday, March 6
at 3 P. M . at whieh time the various
committees will report the activities of
the association and its relief work. Let-
ters from Zager telling of those that
have recentl y returned from exile , their
conditions and how they ean be hel ped
to reestablish themselves will be dis-
cussed.
Independent Sisters of Charity. A so-
cial for members and friends will be
given Tuesday afternoon , May 17 at
Rothschild' s Tea Room.
Lawndale Ladies Aid Soc. Arrange-
ments have been made for a Theatrical
Performance at the Blackstone Theatre
Sunday evening, April 24. Chairman of
Committee , Mrs. J. Y. Simon , Assistant ,
Mrs. Julius Cohen. The next regular
meeting will be held Tuesdav afternoon .
Mareh 8, at 2 P. M. at the Temple Judea.
Logan Square Aux. D. of Z. D. K. and
I. H. The next regular meeting will be
held Thursday March 10, 2 P. M. at 2537
north Kedzie boulevard, domination and
election of officers. Mrs. Ph. Lvons ,
President.
Shaare Zedek Sisterhood of Logan
Square. The next regular meeting will
be held at 2537 north Kedzie boulevar d
on Wednesday, Mar eh 16 at 2 P. M.
Great enthusiasm is being shown by the
Sisterhood and Social Center to make
their ball , which will be held in the Gold
Room , Hotel LaSalle on Saturday Mareh
19 a success. Proceeds to go towards
Building Fund of the new Temple. Mrs.
John J. Steiner is President .
West Side Sewing Circl e M. N. J. O. H.
The annual ball will b eheld on Sundav
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munity Center, 1220 Independence boule-
vard. Mrs. C. Guttstadt is chairman as-
sisted by Mrs. M. Siegan. Mrs. M. Kor-
sehak, Treasurer , and Mrs. A. Blackstone
chairm an of Donations. The next regular
meeting will take place Monday after-
noon , Mareh 7 at the home, 1550 south
Albany avenue. Mrs. A. Wolf is Presi-
dent.
Young People 's Zionist Aux. Guests
present at the meeting held Sunday af-
ternoon , February 27 were so inspired by
the reports of the work being done on
behalf of the rebuilding of the new home
in Palestine by the local workers , and
with the splendid literary program , that
a total of fourteen new members volun-
tarily signed up. An attendance of nearl y-
one hundred people crowded the Assem-
z!fC^ ^ "Tii i
Pn "
bly Hall of the Lawndale Civic Center
building, where the meeting was held.
The '' get-togcthor-and-get-acquainted''
social held last Tuesday night at Doug-
las Park Refectory w; ; another triumph
for the Y. P. Z. A.
'The next big affair is scheduled for
Saturday night , March 12 at Lawndale
Civic Center building, 3716 Douglas
boulevard. This will be the famous "A
Night with Ali Baba and his Thieves. "
Guests will have the opportunity to try
to spend $1,000 in paper money. Dancing,
refreshments and stunts will make this
an evening to be remembered.
J. C. R. S. Aux. The Auxiliary had a
Hard Time Party at Sinai Social Center
ROGERS PARK MOTOR CAR CO
on Sunday February 27. Over one hun-
dred members attended. Prizes were giv-
en for the most original costumes and
North Side Distributor
various games played.
At the end of the afternoon, a Hard Telephone Rogers Park 686
Time luncheon was served whieh was in
charge of Miss Hana Rothschild and SHOW ROOM SERVICE STATION
Dora Unger , with their various assist- 6718-20 Sheridan Rd. 1209-11 North Shore Ave.
ants. The Chairman of the affair was
Miss Helen Schenker. On Sunday, Mareh
13 a Director 's meeting will be held at Open Evenings and Expert Repairing of
Sinai Center , and the following young Sundays all cars.
women are the hostesses: Miss Kate
Greenberg, Miss Anna, Bernstein, and
Miss Anna Robin. Rabbi A. Cronbach
will address the Auxiliary at their reg-
ular meeting which will be held Mareh
27 at Sinai Social Center.
Lawndale Civic Center. On Friday
evening, Mareh 4 Dr . S. M. Melamed
will deliver a lecture on Solomon Maimon , Buy Your Used Car Now, They Will
"A Tramp Philosopher " at the Lawn-
dale Civic Center. Miss Mae Berland will
read "The Twelve Pound Look " by
bej Worth More in Thirty Days
Barrie on Sundav March 6 at the Cen-
ter.
On March 26 , a Purim Party will be
celebrated at the Club Rooms of the
Lawndale Civic Center. An exceptional
fine Program is being maneuvered for
the Event , to be followed by Dancing.
Rcdfei Zedek Y. P. A. The semi month-
l y meeting of the Rod fei Zedek Young
Peop les Auxiliary was held Thursday
Geo. Marquette
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Motor Sales Co.
Distributors for
Marmon — Franklin
Hupmobile
ACCESSORIES-SERVICE STATION
We Take Used Cars in Exchange,
Arrange Time Payments on Balance
5969-73 RIDGE AVENUE
:-: BROADWAY CHAPEL :-: Phones Sheldrake 3790, 3S4S
Victor H. Erpelding
4437 Broadway
Near Montrose Blvd.
CH I CAGO I
Phone Sunnyside 7500
 evening at the Sinai Center. Mr. H. J. B'nai Jehoshua Ladies Soc. An Ex-
Hoffman gave a very interesting talk , change Day or Bazaar is to take plaee
outlining the plans for the Grand Ball Sunday afternoon and evening March 20
to be given by the Senior Congregation at Pilseu Club House , eorner Ashland
at the Cooper-Carlton Hotel on April 16. avenue and Twentieth streets. Mrs. D.
-Mr. Hoffman is chairman of the ball Grinker is in charge and some of her
committee. The members of the aux- assistants arc Mesdames Dan Levy, mis-
iliary were appointed to aet on the var- cellaneous goods; S. Glasser , dolls; M.
ious committees for the affair. Heller , cakes and noodles; C. Klein , ean-
On Friday evening, February 25 the
congregation greatl y enjoyed a lecture
given by Mr. A. Lattman who spoke
on "The Younger Generation and the
Future. " A short talk by M. Levy fol-
lowed , the subject being, "The Origin of
the Feast of Purim. "
PHONOGRAPHS The Auxiliary will give a dance at the
Kenwood Hall , 309 east 47th street on
Largest selections of the latest Sunday evening, Mareh 6 at 8:30 P. M
Our New Home
Brunswick Records. Also Columbia Mr. Tainan was appointed chairman of
the committee in charge of the affair.
and Victor. Anshe Ernes Sisterhood. The annual
N A T I O N A L MUSIC S H O P Purim Ball of the Congregation Anshe
3405 ROOSEVELT ROAD, CHICAGO Emes, under the auspices of its sister-
hood will take place Sunday March 20
Safety- Courtesy
at the LaSalle Hotel . While arrange-
ments are in the hands of the women ,
the ball will be participated in by the
Efficiency
congregation as well and by the Young
Folks Assembly of the Anshe Ernes also. — Always
In charge of arrangements is Mrs.
Jacob Gordon , heading the advertise-
ment committee is Mrs. Fannie Vehon , The remarkable growth of the
that of selling tickets is headed b y Mrs. INDEPENDENCE STATE BANK
Emanuel Schutz , while the task of pro- is due to this fact. Our new bank
moting Good Fellowship for the event is
in charge of Mrs. Leonard L. Baranov. Photo by Bloom. building and 30,000 satisfied cus-
Ever sinee its founding over 30 years Mrs. D. Grinker tomers are sufficient proof.—
ago , the sisterhood of the Anshe Ernes dy; Anna Sabath , assisted by auxiliary, Convince yourself by coming in
has been giving an annual Purim Ball , aprons; M. Levy, grocery ; F. Lederer , and getting acquainted with our
it constituting the gala affair of the
|i THERE IS NONE i j
'household; Mr. and Mrs. Wurzburg, officers and employees.
year. President of the sisterhood is Mrs. meats; Kiinenberg, crockery. Supper
Jacob Ecker. will be served by Mrs. Loble and Mrs.
|! FINER | Hungarian Charity Soc. Womens ' Aux.
The next regular meeting will take place
Friedman.
Junior Aux. North Shore Cong. The ~&vf ot$t\xbmtt
Tuesday, Mareh 8 at 2 P. M. at the next regular meeting will be held on
j =i Gordon 's Victor Shop is |= State-Lake Building, Washington Hall. Monday evening, Mareh 7 at the Sheri-
1 recognized as the finest ex- j= Address by Dr. Abraham Hirschberg; and
=
= | elusive Victor Shop in the
_ _ \ Country. We assure you satis-
\=
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Vocal Selection by Miss Fred. Refresh-
ments will be served.
dan Park Club , 5552 Sheridan road , at
8 o 'clock. The meeting will be followed
by a very interesting program and danc-
::#iat? lank::
Young People S. S. Cong. A Social will ing. This auxiliary was recentl y organ- Member Federal Reserve
fj f j factory service. [=§
be given at the Hyde Park Masonic ized as a Junior Auxiliary to the North System
Payments to suit your con- -= Temple , 51st street and Michigan boule- Shore Congregation, and several mem-
§5 J vard on Sunday afternoon , March 6 at bers have already been enrolled. The
=1 venience. := 3:00 P. M. Refreshments will be served. Arrangement Committee has deeided to
The regular monthl y meeting of the have the meetings followed by a pro-
i! noi*DQi*s ii
gl ;g
Young People 's Assembly will be hel d at
the Community House , 59th and Michi-
gram and dancing.
Ladies Aux. Cong. Sons of Israel. A
S. E. corner ROOSEVELT RD.
and KEDZIE AVE.
^^j ^CTOR g^^ gan on Tuesday evening, Mareh 8 at 8:00 meeting was held on Tuesday, March 1,
P. M. An interesting program has been at the North Shore Synagogue. From .
W\ The only Victor Vietrola, Store \ __ planned for this meeting to be followed present indications , the Dance to be giv-
=i in this seetion of the City _= by dancing. en by the Ladies Auxiliary on March 26,
Xalwaria Relief Soc. A purim concert at the Parkway Hotel , will be a very
and entertainment will be given by the brilliant a f f a i r . The various committees
^iim
i i i|
i |j |
jiiii n
ii # socie ty on Wednesday March 9 in the
social center of Anshe Sholom Shul. A
are working hard to make this a fin-
ancial as well as a social success. Mrs-.

Slip'CoVers
program has been arranged and refresh- M. A. Paneoe is Chairman of the Dance ,
ments will be served. and Mrs. Peter Pritikin is President . of
the Auxiliary.
Alliance Woman 's Club. A social fol-
lowed by a program featuring dancing
EARLY and other entertainment will be given
on Sunday evening, March 13 at the
SINAI SOCIAL CENTER ACTIVITIES.

SPRING SHOWING Jewish Educational Alliance , 1243 north
Wood street by the Alliance Woman 's
OF Club. Mrs. Lena Jaffe , chairman of the
Canton Crepe, Taffeta, and a f f a i r , as well as the ladies assisting
Tricotine Dresses from her are sparing no efforts to make this
soeial a huge success.
the manufacturer at Young Judaea. This Saturday, March
wholesale prices.
5, the Young Judaea leaders of Chieago
are giving their dance at the Red Room
of the LaSalle Hotel . No efforts have
been spared to make the evening suc-
p WH cessful.
Deborah Alumnae. On Saturday even-
tJ ^^G S*HO b ing, Mareh 5 in the Social Hall of the
Chieago Hebrew Institute , the Alumnae
Prof. M. C. Otto , of the University of
Wisconsin , will speak in Sinai Temple
on Monday evening, March 7th. His
subject will be "The Moral Education
of Youth. " Prof. Otto is one of the
ablest men on the University of Wiscon- We manufacture to Order, Slip
sin faculty. He has made some very Covers of every description at
notable contributions to philosop hy. the Lowest Factory Prices.
"The Anal ysis of a Blighted Ro-
mance " will bo the subject of the next Quality Workmanship Guaranteed
lecture on Psycho Analysis it Sinai So- We also specialize in the making
eial Center, on Tuesday evening, March to order of Lace Shades and
8th , by Dr . Edmund Jacobson. Drapes.
Prof. George L. Scherger will speak ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY
on "Emerson the Optimist" at the next FURNISHED ON REQUEST
meeting of tin; Sinai study Circle , Thurs-

Riviera Theatre Building

will hold an open soeial meeting.
Harry A. Lipsk y, President of the Civil
Service Commission will be the main
Jr. day evening, Mareh 10th.

BUND CONFERENCE OPENED

AMERICAN LACE
4746 Broadway-
Open Evenings. Suimyside 1667.
speaker of the evening and will deliver
an address on "What Can You do for
Judaism. " Miss Reva Li pner , a member
IN MOSCOW
CU RTAIN WORKS
of the Alumnae , will read a paper on London , (J. C. B.) According to Mos- 3429 Roosevelt Rd.
cow advices, a conference of the Bund Phone Rockwell 1377.
"Happ iness. " Miss Bertha Cohen will
render vocal selections , accompanied by has just been opened here. Members of 2619 W. Divisi on St.
Miss Agnes Cohen. Miss Pearl Burdie the executive and delegates from the Phone Humboldt 7486.
will give a reading. Dancing will follow provinces are participating in the deli-
the program. berations.
Bpj^-irr*j m Fa^^Ajf ~~ii Temple Judea Aux. On Thursday even-
ing, March 17 a social will be given. The
next general assembly meeting will be
held Thursdav , March 3. The annual
SOFT SOAP
She (pettish ly)— "I don 't see why it
is you fin d looker so fascinating. "
Car Wrec ked?
danee is to be given on Sunday
evening, April 17. Several novel features
Husband—"It's the queens in the
deck , my dear. They remind me so Call EGAN - Calumet 191
have been arranged for this dance. much of you. "—Boston Transcript.
 DR. EDER BACK IN LONDON.
London , (J. T. A.)—Dr. Eder who
made a special trip to Soviet Russia in
order to negotiate with tlhe Soviet gov-
ernment regarding the questions of Jew- establishment of a special Middle-East
ish emigration «,nd the use of Hebrew , Department. Announcement to that ef-
has returned to this city.
WEIiZMANN TO ARRIVE IN .AMERI- the course of a farewell speech delivered
CA END OF MARCH.
London (J. N . S.).— Dr. Chaym Weiz- Office .
mann will depart from here for America
ion Friday, March 18tih. Before leaving JEWS CAN'T ENLARGE GRAVEYARD.
England , he will confer with leading
Jews here on Keren. Ha-Yesod.
CHIEF RABBI OF ENGLAND TO
VISIT CANADA.
London , (J. C. B.)—Chief Rabbi Dr. because of the anti-Semitic attitude of
Joseph Hertz who has comp leted a suc- most of the city councillors , according
cessful tour of South Africa is sailing to a Budapest dispatch. The Catholic
Friday for Australia and Canada. The members voted in favor of the Jews.
Chief Rabbi is visiting the colonie s
chiefly in connection with a memorial WARSAW SCHOOL CHILDREN TO
being planned for Jews of the British
Empire who have fallen during the war.
THE SEVILLE
RESTAURAN T
4144 SHERIDAN ROAD
Between Irving Pk. and Montrose
EXCLUSIVE FRENCH KITCHEN
A la Carte
Good Service — Exquisite Food at
Moderate Prices — Managed to the
Expectation of bur Neighbors. —
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Beautiful Space to park your car.
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JUAN MULLER , Proprietor
Formerly with the Congress Hotel Co
Lakeview 1132
Banquets , Weddings and Private
Parties a' Special Rates.
AL TEARNE TC
CAPE AND RESTAURANT
Thirty-Fifth St. at Grand Blvd
NEW EMP.IRE ROOM
"A THING OF JOY FOREVER "
As Well as a Rendezvous for
Business Men
AUTOMOBILE
85c—Business Men 's Luncheon—85c
SERVED DAILY
Earle Corder 's Empire Syncopators
Best Dance Orchestra in Town
MORRIS S. SILVER and BILLY
JACKSON , Directing Amusement
Representatives
NO COUVERT CHARGE
And iNo Admission Fee Before
7:30 P. M.
F. O. BERTHOUD , Caterer
For Reservations Phone
Douglas 9579
When In Chicago blot out your
HOTEL WORRIES
by staying at the
WINDSOR-CLIFTON
The most centrally located H otel
in Chicago .
Within easy walking distance of the
Great Wholesale and Retail Districts
—all the down-town theatres—Mich-
igan Boulevard with its A t Institute
and Automobile Row and practically
every known place whei e interest
centers — the Windsor-Clifton offers
advantages that cannot be found else-
where in Chicago.
Windsor-Clifton Hotel
Slg. Lester, Proprietor.
Monroe and Wabash, Chicago.
ENGLAND WILL HAVE SPECIAL FOR RENT—^Small factory. Good light,
MIDDLE EAST DEPARTMENT. 1620 north Francisco avenue. Humboldt
London , (J. C. B.)—The British Cab-
inet at its last meeting decide d upon the
9599.
FOR SALE—2 story Stone front first
PALAIS ROYALE
floor tailor Shop, 2nd 6 light rooms. THE BBIGHT SPOT ON
Alley lot, 1620 north Francisco avenue. —' THE WEST SIDE —
fect was made by Winston Spencer Humboldt 9599.
Churchill, the new Colonial Secretary in A HIGH CLA SS
Room For Rent in Private Family, CHINESE AND AMERICAN
to has staff at the War Office. The new Except. Trans. Reason. No other roomers.
department will be part of the Colonial
Rockwell 4354 between 7 and 8 p.m.
Wilson Ave. Near Lake. Large room
RESTAURANT
suit, for 2 Private bath. Also single
UNEXCELLED CUISINE
l'oom Phone Edg. 5116.
Viemna , (J. C. B.)—A t the last meet- ENTERTAINMENT AND
ing of the Budapest municipality a re- Pleasant room with board in refined DANCING
quest submitted by the Jewish commun- private family by widow. Ref. Exeh.
it y for the enlaigement of the Jewish Dorchester 1656. Parking Space, Washington
cemetery was rejected by a majority Blvd. Entrance in Charge of
FOR RENT.—Furnished front bed room Attendant.
near suiface lines and "L " Express.
References Exchanged. No other room-
ers. Phone or call any morning or eve- 3850 W. MADISON STREET
ning. 6153 Vernon Ave. 2nd Apt. Phone
Noimal 610. BARNEY R. FERSON
AID IN RELIEF WORK
TO RENT.—Up-to-date apartment in a Joe Dip, Chef
Waisaw, (J. T. A.) All the Jewish 2 flat bldg; 7 rooms including large sun
scihool children of this city have been pallor. Sleep ing porch . Tile bath room ; L - -^
oiganized to help in bringing relief to Linen & cedar chest ; all rooms light. Rent
the large number of destitute Ukrainian $125 per month. P. Yavitz Austin 2609.
Jewish refugees who reached this city in
their flight for safety. FOR RENT.— Light airy room for gent- iSHi^ARDENS <U«K m m kAwfcs*«B jjg
leman in Germaj . family of two with use npfOTj
DEMAND DEATH FOR JEWISH of front porch. y2 block from Washing-
ton Park and one block from Surface UjfflfRAkMOUS $ 1° ° DINNER
JOURNALISTS.
Lines and Elevated. Address B X 115.
*^&&>* Original Features Nightly.
Vienna , (J. N. S.)—"Awakening Ma- The Sentinel. Continuous Dancing—Vaudeville
gyars/ 7 the anti-Semitic Hungarian or- The Original Rainbo Orchestra.
ganization proclaims that it is the duty FOR RENT.— Six room flat ; sun par- 1 _m_.¦ _ ¦
__
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— aa ¦— wa ' aa—-aa-.—aa—HB—na——nn— « p
of the government to suppress the "Jew- lor ; sleeping porch ; large bath and extra ]
'#
ish " press of Budapest , consisting of the lavatory. Nr . Lake. Price $150. 712
four dailie s in which Jews are employed Buena avenue Wellington 5880.
and that j ournalists who spread false
Announcing,
—¦ Young man or lady to
tales about Hungary sihould be punished WANTED. i that in addition to our regular ala ,
by whipp ing. board and room in the Wilson ave. dis-
trict. Home privileges phone Edgewater , Carte service our Special Dinner at
2753. $1.25 will be featured from 5 to
YOUR NEW SPRING SUIT.
8 P. M. daily except Sunday.
The steady growth and increasing list FOR RENT.—Large front room with or
of customers of Lerwitz, South Side So- without board , private home Excel , trans.
ciety Ladies Tailor and Furrier , neces- Drexel 6799.
sitated a larger tailoring establishment
Baum's Restaurant
as the only way in which to handle the FOR RENT.—Large Front Bedroom mo- 181-185 North
tiade. The business of this concern has dern conveniences , near L. desirable lo- Clark Street
been built up through years of catering cation suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen pre- 4 .._._..: .._.._. __„,;
to discerning and exacting patrons who ferred. References required. Call Ken-
demand an aristocratic assemblage of wood 1143.
superfine materials and styles that
MORRI S EHRLICH'S
authentically interpret Fashion 's trend. A young lady, graduated from Jaffe
Lewitz 's new establishment , 405-497 University, (Pal estine ) desires a position
H U N G A R I AN
CAFE & RESTAURANT
east Forty third street is the ideal place as teacher in a Hebrew School. Expe- Catering to Weddings, Parties, Banquets
in which to have your furs remodeled or rienced and highly recommended. Call
lep aired. or write Miss Ceceil Friedm an, 4002 110-112 EAST 51st STREET
Your next visit to a cusitom tailor Lincoln avenue 3are of M . Friedman. fhone Drexel 1913 Near Michigan Boulevard
should be to Lewitz and you will become
another one of his satisfie d patrons. 2 APT. ALBANY PARK BLDG.
f EAT AT GOLD'S 1
Owner will sell splendid 2 apt. bldg.
5—6 rms . (h. w. ht. sun par. pte. poi ches.
r One flat available May 1st. Choice Joca 1 You are |£re to enj oy a meal
11
tion near Kimball "L. M Price $13,590;
Beg Pardon, Jones $3,000 Cash. Ad A Bx 112. The Sentinel.
Rm
service unsurpassed.
Q"&«s ||
or some <Mle assumins
lMidill JIrttipc
Ichatn lFllCb, his bailie, phoned Mr. MK%^^^K
Ban and Social ' wafrs j | |
Harmon a warning to refrain from using
his name in any Dreamland advertisements
such as the letter from some ardent admirer
of Jones daring us to give him a chance at
Elgar, published last week.
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AV 179 w- Madison St -
•Q~ in fairness to ourselves, Jones and ^f Opp . Hotel La Salle
^D ) the public, we now say we published
the letter for the sole purptose of giving
Jones that chance and posting our readers
of exact conditions. Restaurant
PERHAPS MR. JONES has some special Excellent Food
reason for not caring to compete with CAFE LAFAYETTE
Elgar. Stirely it cannot b© lack of confi-
dence. NOW
Featuring French Ana Danish
We agreed for Elgar to meet J oines "man
PastrylBaked On] The Premises KELLSHORE RESTAURANT
for man " with whatever number of men he 738 Irving Park Boulevard
liked best So, if he is backward in the
matter, we are sorry to have raised any E. Glosz and Gus Domacker , Props.
Take A Box Home
false hopes. F r e n c h Table d 'Hote and
We did our best to make things interesting First Class a la Carte Service
and hope that Mr. Jones may yet change
bis mind. Open from 7 A. M. to 1 A. M.
We stand ready to bear all the expense "Good Food Means Good Health " Wellington 26
and don't care what it i&osts (don't let the EINZIG 'S
molney stop you, Jones,) so long as every-
body is satisfied.
HARMON'S
Hungarian Cale & Restaurant *FOR THAT HUNGRY FEELING"
f^ J. Einzig, Prop.
D REAMLAN LJ
Paulina and Van Buren Sts.
105 W. MADISON STREET
Cor. Clark Street 2nd Floor ^Imei ^^^^
BIG BARN DANCE Try Our Chicken Dinner
LUNCH
Applies, Doughnuts and Cider Sundays $1.25.
Doughnut Eating Contest and Other Games.
11 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Home Cooking Central 8889
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is the result of y ears of
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longer than the ordinary.
X and Mr . Julius Savit ky. Mr. S. J. Rosen-
Y For Sal e at all Toilet Goods and (n south St. Louis a v e n u e .
A Drug Counters.
Full Dress Suits
TO RENT
T. G. SCHAFFNER
130 NORTH STATE STREET
Opposite Field's
f Res.
Phone Central 4S75
Phone Edge-water
Phone Normal 8029 N. ROSE
Michigan Ave. Club House
Kosher Caterers
For Weddings , Banquets , Receptions , Dances
Large and Small Affairs
Seating Capacity 500
5857-59 Michigan Ave.,
£sgP -Hal f (3flofeer*
~^^^55§§J<
4, 70) gtresi at (grand Mini .
Pione ©afclaitil.367
Beautiful
LIBUSE HALL
18 now available for Weddings, Soeial
functions or other affairs.
Newly decorated and remodeled.
Spaeious Club Rooms in addition. Cuisi- Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from
ne strictly Kosher and of incomparable 9 to 11 A. M. The evening classes are
quality. Catering facilities unequaled. conducted the same days from 7:30 to
2039-2041 W. Boosevelt Rd.
Canal 1718.
THOMAS KK!
Come and Hear the torney. This Bureau is open every eve-
ff inmaunck
H morning he will speak to the Junior
3121—3127 North Clark Street
Lake View 1819
Engagements
£ l
I Middle Western Bureau , took place , Sa-
X day February 20th , at the Hotel Sherman.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plotke , 3811
Broadway announce the engagement of
their daughter Graee to Mr . A. J. Jacob-
son , son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jacob -
son , 715 Roscoe street.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Mandl , 441 Mel-
I I
rose street announce the engagement of
t h e i r d a u g h t e r , Hortense , to Daniel Katz ,
of Chicago.
Mr. a n d Mrs. David Landy, announce
the engagement of their daughter , Fanny-
to Seymore Weber.
(f) Announcement is made of the engage-
A ment of
Mis* G-'rlrude L. Aschermann,
(h 1718 north Troy street to Edward D.
Koret z , son of Mrs. Rose Koretz , 2506
Announcement is m a d e of tlie engage-
<j>
m e n t of Miss Juliet Karol , daughter of
Mrs. B. Karol , 920 Margate Terrace to
Sidney A. Block , 3617 Doug las boulevard.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Hork , 3549 Douglas
doulevard who recently announced the
engagement of their daugh t e r , Rose Lee
to Josep h R i c h m a n , will be at home Sun-
day Mareh 13 afternoon and evening.
A n n o u n c e m e n t is made of t h e engage-
m e n t of Miss Blanche Staub, daugh t e r
of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Staub, 2945
n o r t h Harding »venue to N o r m a n Ray-
581S mer , 1109 north Sacramento boulevard.
Xo date has been set for the wedding.
Mr . and Mrs. E. H. Friedman, 2142
H a d d o n avenue announce the engagement
of their daug hter , Leah, to Ben Ginsburgh ,
son of Mrs. Frieda Ginsburgh , of this
eity. The wedding will take place soon.
CHICAGO HEBREW INSTITUTE.
In the last six months a great many
Chicago
immigrants have come to the United
States. Among these immigrants there
are to be found men and women who
have 'had excellent education abroad.
In their interest the Chicago Hebrew
Institute classes, teaching foreigners
English, have been re-organized along
the following lines:
Those who do not k n o w how to read
and write any language are assigned to
Class 1, k n o w n as the Class for Illite-
rates. Class 2 limited to students who
are able to read and write their native
language. Class 3, who , in addition to
knowledge of reading and writing of
their own native tongue know one other
language. Class 4, consisting of those
who meet the requirements of Class 3
and in addition have had more or less
education in the old country. Class 5
is a pro-hi gh school class and is limited
to those who 'had a formal schooling
abroad , such as have attended Gymna-
sium or Realschulc.
In the interest of those who are un-
able to devote their time studying Eng-
lish at ni ght for any reason , the morning
classes are conduct ed for this purpose.
These elasse s are conducted Monday,
9 o 'clock P. M.
The institution likewise offers faci-
lities f o r the taking out of first papers ,
and in the interest of those who have
already taken out their first papers as-
sists in the preparation for the examina-
tion in acquiring second papers. This
Bureau is in charge of a competent at-
ning from 8 to 9:30 exeept Friday and
Sunday evenings, and is also open Sun-
dav m o r n i n g from 11 to 1.
PROF. DEUTSCH AT RODFEI ZEDEK.
Prof. Gotthard Deutsch of Cincinnati
will address t h e Cong. Rodfei Zedek on
S u n d a y Mareh 13 at 2 P. M . The lecture
is to be open to the public. On Friday,
March 11 , Dr. Daskal will speak on
"Legends in Judaism ," and Saturday
A u x i l i a r y on "Obligations of Young
Israel. "
RELIEF COMMITTEE CONVENES. PASSOVER HELP DEMANDED FOR
The Seventh Annual Convention of the
UKRAINIAN JEWS.
Chicago Joint Relief Committee and London (J. X. S.).— The Federation
turday evening, February 19bh and Sun-
of Ukrainian Jews here received a dis-
patch stating t h a t 20 ,000 pounds of
M a t z o t h were required here f o r the 3,000
Tlie opening session on Saturday eve- Jewish refugees f r o m Ukrainia at present
ning, was set aside for a Landsmanshaf- in Constantinople.
ten Conference, which resulted in the
adoption of the resolution th at for the
purpose of coordinating and assisting
in the continued effort s of the Landsman-
shaften Organizations, particularl y in
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the e f f e c t i v e distribution of their moneys Corner Drexel blvd. and 44th
in accordance with their own expressed
purpose, an Advisory Board be elected
(New policy of management.)
by the Board of Directors of t'h e Chicago
Joint Relief Committee , whieh shall be
composed of directors selected by each
Residential and Transient.
Splendid Transportation.
of the L a n d s m a n s h a f t e n wishing to co- Attractive "Weekly or
operate with the Chieago Joint Relief Monthly Rates.
Committee.
This Conference was addressed b y Mr.
Moderate Prices in Cafe.
Bernard Horwich, Judge Harry M. Fisher Garage in connection.
Courteous attention.
b l a t t , Viee-Chairman, presided.
The convention Sunday, convened at
Better Service Without Advanced
10 A. M. Over four h u n d r e d delegates
representing affiliated out of town com- Prices.
munities, congregations and organizations
of the eity, participated and listened Phone Kenwood 9000.
with great interest to t h e reports ren-
dered.
Mr. Isadore Liederman , Secretary ren-
JOHN L. HAWKINS,
dered a detailed report of the activities
Resident Manager.
of t h e Chicago Joint Relief Committee
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and Middle Western Bureau since their
inception. "N"
:S O O R A :
Prom t h e r e p o r t s of the activities
during the year 1920 , it was learned that
t h r u t h e e f f o r t s of the Chieago Joint
¦ MB The instrument of qua-
SpR lity clear as a bell.
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Belief Committee and the Middle West- 9 Wh en you see this "
SB Phonograph you will
ern Bureau , $902 ,199.32 was raised. Al-
I instantly be attracted
most a million dollars. Another f a c t of
H by t h e graeeful lines
great interest was that the net cost of
H 91 of the cabinet exelu-
operation of collecting this sum , was but
f ""* ff * sive with the Sonora.
-V> c/o for t h e year. 1 The H i g h e s t Class
Mr. B. H o r w i c h rendered a splendid
5 T a l k i n g Maehine in the World. —
report about the prevailing conditions
in Europe and emphasized the need of F. S. SPOFFORD
doing real relief work now . ¦ Hardman Pianos, Sonora Talking
Rabbi A b r a h a m Bear Shapiro , Chief H Machines X.
Rabb i of Lithuania was one of the
p r i n c i pal speakers of the convention.
Jj 730 Republic Bldg. State & Adams
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Reports were also rendered by Mr. Stan-
ley Bero , Manager Central Relief Com-
m i t t e e of Xew York , Max Shulman ,
Chairman Convention Committee, Jud ge
ASHLAND CLUBHOUSE
THE BEAUTIFUL
639 South Ashland Avenne
H a r r y M. Fisher and Julius Savitky. An ideal establishment to hold Wed-
dings, Banquets and Soeial Functions,
The following officers and a Board
offering the convenience, privacy and
of Directors consisting of seventy one 8leganee of the most pretentious private
members, f o r 1he ensuing year were Home.
elected as follows: Chairman , Bernard
Horwich ; 1st vice-chairman, S. J. Rosen-
blatt ; 2nd vice-chairman, Max Shulman ;
Incomparable Cuisine and
dervice.
Perfect
Catering in all its branches
receives my careful personal attention.
For Information and dates apply to
3rd vice-chairman , Dr. Geo. Sultan;
Treasurer , Samuel Phillipson; Secretary,
H. RUBENSTEIN, Proprietor
Phones:
Isadore L i e d e r m a n . Haymarket 70S—Monroe 5535
The final f u n c t i o n of the convention ,
was a Banquet in t h e evening at the z x x .- x x x x L _ x . x ^x n . n i Z L:xt:^
Ashland Club House , which was very
well a t t e n d e d .
Mr. S. J. Rosenblatt was toast-master.
S. H A N D L E R ,
IK'S
Addresses were delivered b y the follow-
i n g : - Lieut. James H. Becker , who spoke
on f u t u r e Relief Work , Rabbi E phraim
KOSHER MEAT MARKET
— 602 E. 50th Street
Epstein , Judge Joseph David , Max Shul-
man , Rabbi H u r v i t z of Si. Paul , Bernard City and eountry orders
Horwich , Jud ge H. M. Fisher , Dr. S. M. promptly attended to.
Melamed and Samuel Neveleff. Poultry always on hand.
The termination of the convention , Fresh fish daily.
marked a renewal of interes t by all pre- Phone Orders Given
sent , in the f a t e of our suffering breth-
Promp t Attention.
ren , and a new determination to conti-
nue and f u r t h e r the Reconstruction and H_ PHONE DREXEL 9187.
Cultural Work in devastated Europe.
White's Do-Nut & Waffle Shop
Tasty, Palatable Light Lunches
Open from 6 A. M. to 2 A. M. daily
4723 BROADWAY Opposite Loren Mille r & Co.
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Mr . Samuel A m s t e r d a m , 1043 north
PI A BUILT IN ARCH
Robey street an: ounces the marriage of m 3 &_ ^.^_Wr ^y %M--hw& CT$
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his daughter , Rose Lo Joe Mann on Sun-
day, February 27. m J^_*_t_r Ww; W
Tgafi ^. ALSO THE FAMOUS Mr. and Mrs. Julius Biederman of
^*>"» ' ' RED-LINE-IN''
Sizes 3-11 AA to EEE LININGS. A u s t i n a n n o u n e e the marriage of their
Prices from S8.00 and up. These are the
daugh t e r , Helen to Jack G. Turner , son
of Mr. and Mrs. Osear Turner , of Oak
4T ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF THE
ONLY Stores of their kind in Chicago. Park , which took plaee Saturday Feb-
ruary 26 at the A s h l a n d Club House.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Hyman Levy, 1320 south
NORTH SIDE OLDSMOBILE CO
H a r d i n g avenue announce the marriage 5206-8 BROADWAY EDGEWATER 3212-3213
of t h e i r daughter , Belle to Lewis Serody,
STYLISH STOUT BOOT SHOP of Philadel phia. The couple will travel WE
wish to extend to you our hearty welcome to pay us
ADOLPH WEINSTEIN. Prop. east for their honeymoon. a visit and inspect our beautiful Sales and Service Depts.,
17. N. STATE ST., STEVENS BLDG. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Levin , 4619 Vincen- and our complete line of 1921 models in Sedans, Coupes, 5
634 W. NORTH AVE. nes a v e n u e a n n o u n e e the m a r r i a g e of
t h e i r d a u g hter , G e r t r u d e Doroth y to Sig- and 7 passenger Touring Cars.
m u n d H. Altheimer , son of Mr. and Mrs.
H e r m a n A l t h e i m e r , 4939 Vincennes ave-
North Side Oldsmobile owners are welcome to make their
nue. headquarters at our establishment,
Mr. a n d Mrs. II . M a u r i c e Lewis, 4237
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SSM PI mm jW-kBrfc of t h e i r daug h t e r , Mayme to A r t h u r
K a h n , of St. Paul , Minn., whieh took
place February 22.
NORTH SIDE OLDSMOBILE CO
The marriage of Miss Beatrice Mae W. R. Lewis, Pres.
Finkel , daugh t e r of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
3159 N. CLARK ST. BRANCHES 3039 LINCOLN AVE.
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Finkel , 5260 M i c h i gan a v e n u e to Alfred
Lake View 7816 Lake View 6270
C. Summerfield took plaee Wednesday
February 23 at the Chicago Beach Hotel. EXCLUSIVE XORTH SIDE OLDSMOBILE DEALERS.
Dr. Jos. Stolz officiated. Miss Hazel
Rosinger was Maid of Honor , Miss
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It is an enjoyment to
dine at the for t h i r t y . A large reception followed.
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I New Mandarin Inn
Opposite Auditorium
The couple left f o r an extended eastern
tri p. They will attend the inauguration Diamonds Up On the Street
To Reduce the High Cost of President-Elect Harding. or Call Diversey 6400
of Living We Now Serve a
And we will send you one of our Diamond Taxi- ¦
i Special Shoppers'Luncheon TEMPLE MIZPAH.
I 11 to 2:30 p.m. Quick Service cabs which are t h e Lowest Rates in Chicago.
Chicken Chowmein Friday evening March 4 , at 8:15 , Every Passenger is Protected by Liability Insurance
R a b b i A b r a h a m Cronbach , will occupy and our Drivers are Careful and Courteous.
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IBBfJBI a r e t h e GREEN PARROT
| ROOM with a seating capacity k as Chap lain to t h e Jewish inmates of DiamOnd Cab CO. Ashland, Fullerton, Cly bow
tiiWiWmM °f fifty, for banquets, club
t '~. £. 9 meetings and mid-day lunch- the institutions of Cook County.
I eons. Also a banquet room Saturday m o r n i n g services will be held
I accommodating two hundred.
I Dancing floor. No cover charge
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at the Community House 6932 X. Ashland
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Pipe Organ Concert Daily boulevard, at 11 o 'clock.
By William E. Tuszko The Sewing- Circle of the Women of
I Alex Kaminsky, Violin Soloist Mizpah meets every Monday between the
S a n d his Famous Russian Q u a r -
¦ tette. 6 to 8:39 p.m. and l'J:3!i,
:i.m to 1 a.m.
m CHIN F. FOIN, Pres. -
S- hours of 10 a.m . a u d 4 p.m. The Mmsic
^^S Circle of t h e Y o u n g Peop le 's Congrega-
tion of Temple Mizpah meets every Mon-
THE ARROW CO. - I N C O RP O R A T E D ^
...:.~£&y~iBM day evening at the C o m m u n i t y House.
raa ' -— ^. f M&
H e b r e w Classes are held Tuesday and
T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n s at 4 o 'clock. Auto painting and trimming. Matching
colors and Monograms a specialty. Seat
TEMPLE JUDEA.
Covers. Winter Enclosures. Victoria Cape
R a b b i Leon Fram will speak on "The Tops.
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m a r r i a g e " at Temple Judea , Mareh 4,
Also Rabbi Leon Fram will preaeh on
6352 BROADWAY
the Biblical p o r t i o n of the week. Sub-
^~- J. -s-h ject , "The E t e r n a l Exodus. " at Temple
Judea , Mareh 11th.
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STORAGE FREE
Man 's life is short. Before he t u r n s
around , he is called away to another
world , from where as yet , he has not re-
|Marinello Beauty Shop j (Approved)
turned , and it is said that it is better p j|
f 1153 E. 47th Street
tlhore than here.
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like a good cigarette t h a t satisfies,
Cooper Carlton Hotel
smoke Chesterfields. There is no better 5313 HYDE PARK BLVD. HYDE PARK 342 |
cigarett e made.
Phone Canal 2706 A n d there can 't be any.
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than Chesterfields but they are not bet-
ter in duality. U Electrical Massages Electrical Scalp Treatments I
Chesterfields are made w i t h the main Muscle Strapping Marcel Waving
MUSIC SHOP ' Hjl 'dea to give smokers enjoyment, to make
'the passing m o m e n t s of man 's life
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Phonographs — Records J s w e e t e r and more satisf y ing than any- §j Hair Dressing Electrolysis §§
Music Bolls & Hand t h i n g t h a t 'has been made for his pleasure
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Pain t ed Pictures ^* |j | Try a Chesterfield today, and you will
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JEW-BAITING. AIMED AGAINST JEWS.

Hj\'ihaiJ:|i|.T7| Madison, Wis.—Upon the receipt by

members of the legislature of copies of
"The international Jew ," the Wiscon-
sin Senat e on February 16 adopted a
resolution condemning tihe present anti-
London , (J. N. 8.)—"Morning Post "
maintains that the new tax proposed by
the French Parliament that forei gners
resident in the country pay an annual
tax of 40 francs is aimed against Jews
I "THE MARKET PLACE OF THE GREAT WES T SIDE" 1 oemitic propaganda.
Ihe resolution as read and adopted was
of Eastern Europe.
' ' Post'' stat es that Frenchmen admit
I (lj5 UE Convenient West Side Location makes it easy for 1 as follows : quite openly that this is the purpose of
1 w thousands of shoppers to purchase everything in Foods 1 whereas , the Legislature of the State the new bill.
I for the Table. 1 of Wisconsin recognizes that propagan- COMPLAINT AGAINST POLAND
da of naee hatred is detrimental to the
peace and welfare of the stat e, and , FILED WITH LEAGUE OF
HYMAN'S KOSHER DELICATESSEN 1 Whereas , the greatness of this country NATIONS.
rests upon tolerance of race and creed
GROCERIES & F RU I T S I as voiced by the fathers of this country London , (J. N. S.)— The Council of
the League of Nat ions received com-
in the Declaration of Independence, ana,
I We carry all of the Kosher Star Company 's strictly Kosher | Whereas , certain public men are try- plaints from many inhabitants of East-
I Products and Specialize in Delicious Hot Corned Beef. ern Galieia against the Polish adminis-
|ingvVihereas,
to stir up race and creed hatred, and,
the existence of such intol- tration of that country. The complaints
I Groceries and all Fruits in Season at a big saving in Prices. |erance in this country has been bro ught were turned over to the Polish govern-
home to the members of this legislature ment for reply.
| THE FINEST GRADE OF BUTTER AND EGGS.
through the free distribution of a pam-
I QUICK - SA TISFYING SER VICE I phlet called the ' ' The International
J e w , " now , therefore, be it
Resolved , that the legislature of the
PALESTINE RABBINICAL CONFER-
ENCE IN SESSION.

Jerusalem, Feb. 25. (J. T. A.)—O pen-

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FOR GOOD, FRESH, KOSHER
state of Wisconsin put itself on record
as declaring that loyal eitizens of Wis-
consin find anti-race propaganda in any
form distasteful and that sueh propa-
ganda seeks to undermine the founda-
tions of toleranee whieh gave this coun-
try its birth, and whicih were the most
powerful factors in contributing to its
greatness.
ing a Rabbinical conference to-day, Sir
Herbert Samuel expressed the hop e that
by its deliberations the conference will
help to bring more closely together the
scattered forces of Israel. The conferenc e
was also addressed by General Storrs,
the Governor of Jerusalem , district rep-
resentatives of the local communities and
the Jewish National Council.

Temple Judea Women 's Club. An unique TOO MUCH

n MATZOS
i^=—™ EXTRA THIN ___________ _
! masquerade will be given on Purim, Wed-
BE SURE YOU ORDER
nesuay, March 2b , at the Community
Center of Temple Judea. The committee
in eharge promise a most novel affair.
King Solomon and the CJueen of Sheba
are to be represented along with other
'' Wh y did you remove your family
portraits?"
"My wif e was too fond of using them
as illustrations when giving her famous
¦lecture on my ignominious descent. "—
Louisville Courier-Journal.

l J AC O B S O N' S ancient and modem notables. An Eas-

At all Grocers and Delicatessen Stores.
tern crystal gazer will satisf y the curious
^ ones as to what the futur e holds in store
for them. The members of the Woman 's
^- SAVE—>
Club will supply the dining room with

m $15lo $50
JACOBSON, Inc. 946-48 ROOSEVELT RD.
the best products >of their culinary art.
There will be "Homon Tashen " and
other Purim goodies in abundance. The
following is a partial list of the women
in eharge. Mesdames H. Moment, N,
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P^pPf
"FURS BEAUTI FUL" 1
Goldman , S. B. Jiomaiko, H. Sohlossberg,
J. Y. Simon, G. Silver, H. Gershenow , E,
Solomon, J. Kestin , N. Kepner, Mrs. A. H.
C. Goldfine , H. Xewfield and Mrs. Ohas,
fL A M P S
Gudstadt. j ij We are making a big cut
Furs that Fairly Sparkle in their Economy Junior Aid J. E. A. The society has in Prices on all Table
Quantity, Quality, Assortment and Economy procured the spacious ballroom of the and Floor Lamps and
These four factors are indispensable to smart Fur Wraps — Excellent Pelts, Auditorium Hotel for the monthly meet- Shades.
Expert Dressing, Faithful Matching and Delicate Modeling. The four ing, to be held on Sunday Mareh 6th. Our stock is one of the
factors meet in Holland's between the hours of 3 and 6 P. M,
Beaconsfield Orub. Election of officers biggest in Chicago. To
HOLLAND FUR COMPANY was held as follows: President, Dr. Louis
save money, eall now.

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M. Meyers; Vice-President , Emil liissel-
gof ; Secretary, Maurice L. Easenburg; EooB^uf lt lb.
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REMODELLNG Phone Randolph 5598 Treasurer , Charles I. Herron; Trustees,.
M. W. Lavin and Abe Goldsmith ; Sergt.
li at Arms, Ilarry Edelstein ; Inner Guard. J * Itottp i^op
3253 Rooseve lt Road
Max Winick ; Physician, Dr. Louis M.
2nd Floor
Meyers.
t MM-irn—— i ftT-i«i —,nr-,n, IQBaOl —-- Plans are being made now to make the
Charity Ball, which takes place ai the
Auditorium Hotel, Sat. Eve., March 26 ,
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OFFICE OUTFITTERS
the biggest soeial and financial success
[ of the season,to the proceeds of whieh
the various charitable
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institutions.
Chicago Consumptive Aid. A meeting
of the board of directors was held Mon-
day 'afternoon , February 21 at the home
j | REDUCED PRICES 507 So Dearborn St. of Mrs. M. Oorness, 3111 Douglas boule-
510 Plymouth Ct. vard. Full details concerning all plans
H Closing
|j m out a car oft
off ice desks at cost
for the theatre benefit to be held March fl -w^ C^fi
Telephones: ' « 9 at the Palace Theatre were made. The
prl °eS
' following were in eharge of this enter-
Harrison 5526—5527 Q prise : Mesdames Kravitsky, chairman;
Come in and look over © Goodman, viee-chairman; Smulewitz , se-
these bargains. Please ask for representative to call. cretary of tickets ; and Weinstein trea-
surer. The board of directors will meet
I
the first Monday in every month.
Young People 's Temple Emanuel. On 0398 iSosaoAto; audia;
Saturday evening, March 26 the bi g an- maais iraviD HiaoN. osn
nual dance will be held at tlie Great auora^isoj x

I ALEXANDER HENDRY COMPANY INC Northern Hotel. The next regular meet-
ing will be held Sunday Mareh 6 at 3
p. m. in the vestry rooms. An attractive
dreog put? JfBTj ui sj-isdxg;

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CARPENTERS AND GENERAL CONTRACTORS program has been arranged.
320 W. Grand Avenue (near Franklin) Chicago Sisterhood Cong. Itzchok. The social ireo io ouotja — «WAtY
MOJ
General remodeling and alterations,; painting and decorating ; carpenter,
plaster, mason and cement repairs; fine losses adjusted and repaired: mill-
was held last Sunday evening at the
Albany Park Hall. Mrs. M. Kaufman
was chairman of the affair, assisted by
sim e^in *m D
! work, partitions, shelving, tailors ' tables, store fronts, glazing, etc. Lumber OI mon; noi A«>I.S sn %a\ PUB
for sale. TELEPHONES: SUPERIOR 2125 and 2126 Mrs. Korn. A regular meeting was held
Tuesday evening at the Synagogue.
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 VIENNA LETTER
By Leon Sehal'it , our speeial Viennese
correspondent
Copyright, 1921, by Jewish News
Service , Inc.
The political debates on the problem
of the "Easter n Jews " have become
something of a regular institution for
the edification and gratification of the
Vienna anti-Semites. Also they have
develope d into a capital sort of strife-
argument between the Social Democrats
and the Christian Socialists. The former
are still in power at the Municipal Coun-
cil. The "red " burgomaster Jacob
Beumann has declared he will never
tolerate the expulsion of hardworking
poor Jews, only because they fled to
Vienna during the war. The "Landtag "
of Vienna and Nether Austria and the
State Government are, as you know ,
Christian Socialists. Now the Christian
Socialists on paper would have the power
to expel the fug itives. But they are
afraid of doing so in consequence of The
Peace Treaty of St. Germain. They are
afraid of the intervention of the foreign
missions at Vienna. On the other hand
they have promised their adherents to
expel all Galician Jews bag and baggage,
and their press does not get tired of re-
newin g the demand. And although the
Federal Chancellor Dr. Michael Mayr ,
himself a Christian Socialist from the
bigoted Tyrol has declared that it is im-
possible to carry out the expulsion on the
lines suggested m consideration of the
diverse complications arising out of ig-
noring the minorit y rights of the Peace
Treaty and that furthermore according
to the terms of St. Germain Austria is
obliged to treat all foreigners as well as
dier own citizens, and that finally the
Polish Embassy here does not stick to its
promise of repatriating 4 ,000 fugitives ,
the Polish gov ernment objecting to their
return , Mr. Kunschak and his fellow-con-
sorts reproach the Social Democrat s con-
tinuously with "protecting " the Jews.
It is remarkable t hat tlhe Federal Chan-
cellor in the course of the last "debate "
also spoke of "international considera-
tions" and that he is afraid reprisals
would be taken against Austrians in the
case of ¦ expulsions. As I have pointe d
out to 3^011 on several' occasions the ques-
tion of the fugitives is closely connected
with the scarcity of housing accommoda-
tion. The nasty and vociferous anti-
Semite Dr. Jerzabek comp lained that
3J 0,000 persons in Vienna belonged to a
tribe who had not immigrated before
the war , a perfectly absurd statement.
If the undesirabl e elements were ex-
pelled , there would be sufficient dwelling
places and it would be unnecessary tc
build new houses , he said , which again
proves that heroic gentleman 's utte *r ig-
n orance. Another- ignorant Christian
Socialist Vaugion declare d the 30,000
lodging places occupied by Polish Jews
shoul d be cleare d and the whole problem
of "W'ohnungsnot" would be solved.
On several occasion s the Zionist s have
readil y agreed to the expulsion of all
alien profiteers, but as also the Soeial
Democratic "Arbeiter-Zeitiing" points
out and the Social Democrats demanded
in the Municipal Council , and Landtag,
they are to include Aryan and Hungarian
schieiber as well , in fact all those who do
not practice useful work in the interests
of the whole nation.
It would be an exaggeration to say
that 'the general situation hias in any way
improved here. For the twentieth time
great disturbances had been predicted , but
fortunat ely they did not come off. In-
stead of hanging speculators and traffic-
kers in front of the Stock Exchange,
only street demonstrations took place
when gallows with inscriptions such as
"Union with Germany " "Death to the
sehieber '' were carried about and in the
towmhall place d on the speak er 's table
to the delight of the crowd. The "Tech-
nical Union " who had demanded the
general reduction in prices by the 20th
ihias given the government another fort-
night. Its leader was kind enough to
declare that there will not be "murder
and confla grations ". But a social Dem-
ocrat in the course of the public inquiry
on the necessity of the reduction in pri-
ces exclaimed pathetically: "Things
can 't get worse th an they already are.
May Doomsday come , it is all one to us
what happens, our only salvation is the
union with Germany!" n
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the Entente , France in particular , would
not tolerate it and that the incorpora-
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London , (J. T. A.)—A heavy gale
severely damaged the commercial shi p
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"Hacholutz " in the port of Jaffa, ac-
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with its secretary, Philip L. Seman , Chi-
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earnest in asking them to save their
here. Tihe Hacholutz was the first Jewish
steamer to have reached Palestine.
cago Hebrew Institute.
"home " in a patriotic speech whieh he PALESTINE STUDENT KILLED IN
H\ \ BATHS , MASSAGE delivered at the Budapest Chamber of THE JEWISH ACADEMIC SOCIETY FOOTBALL GAME.
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manufacturers and business men. Now The Jewish Academic Society of Chi- football game between students of the
Wn 941 East 47th Street one should expect that on this occasion cago at its first public meeting held last J a f f a Gymnasium and members of
)/ \| Phone Kenwood 3423 the Jews availed themselves of the op- Thursday, February 24 at the City Club, "Mikvah Israel" agricultural College
portunity of giving the government a presented a program that marked not one of tlie students belonging to the
' '* OOOOOOOC5000000 piece of their mind. But the still patri- merely its inaugural in the work it has latter team was instantly killed , wihen
otic assimilatory Jews of Budapest wel- set out to do, namely the work of contri- hit on the chest by the knee of a mem-
comed the Minister with roaring applause buting to the best intellectual interests ber of the opposing team, according to
Lfft V E N G A which they continued throughout his long of the Jewish Community of Chicago, Jerusalem advices received hero. The
speech. They are cowardly enough to but also a program that in every way student was a native of the colony of
kiss the han d that whips them. Of course fulfilled the expectations of the audience Mischa and as far as is known was the
they render the situation most difficult present . Five men participated in the first Palestine victim to be killed in a
for the other Jews who still try to fi ght program . Dr. Isaae Millner began with football accident.
for their rights. a talk on the "Jew As a Linguist", Mr.
S. P. Eudens continued with a talk on WAR SAW ORGANIZATIONS OPPOSE
THE JEWISH CHAPLAIN the "Character of Jewish Literary Crea- JEWISH IMMIGRATION.
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During the week ending, February 26 , the "Mechanism of the Jewish Mind ," Warsaw , (J. T. A.)—A conference of
Dr. Cronbach , the Jewish chaplain, re- Dr. Joseph Hevesh spoke on the "Psy- representatives of Polish national organ-
sumed his duties at the GHenwood Schoo l, chology of the Jewish Religion ", and izations just held here adopted resolu-
A CLEAR HAVANA CIGAR the Loek port Construction Camp, Joliet the evening closed with a talk by Dr. tions expressing opposition to Jewish
Penitentiary, Pontine Reformatory, Chi- Victor Schrager on the "Jewisih Contri- imm i gration particularly so in the ease
cago Fresh Air Hospital , Winfield Sani- butions to Science ". of those coming from Russia, Austria
tarium and the .Deborah Club, sixteen The Jewish A cademic Society of Chi- and Hungary.
PROF, WM. EMAHUEL institutions being visited in the course
of the week.
cago proposes to have regular meetings
at stated interval's and to invite to pub-
Similar resolutions were adopted at a
conference of representatives of the
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Dr. Wise Lauds President Wilson.
New York , (J. T. A.) In the course
of his address at Carnegie Bali, Rabbi
Dr. Stephen S. Wise scored President
Wilson 's enemies and lauded the services
of the President during his period of
office as chief Executive of the United
States. Dr. Wise said in part :
"Future historians will accord Presi-
dent Wilson his proper place in history.
Let us not magnif y the significance of
contemp orary judgment , for eomtempor-
ary jud gment , in truth , means little, if
anything. Woodiow Wilson 's place will
be determined neither by his bitter de-
tractors nor bv his revering friends.
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what will be the place of his malignant
and unpdty ing detractors , if they are to
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such terms as Lowell used touching Lin-
coln—tha t Wilson has had no sin save
to keep the honor of his country unstain-
ed—so to enhance the greatness of his
country that it should seem and be great
in all those things inward and externa)
that alone ean constitute the greatness
of our country.
"The peace of the world or its making
was in the hands of Wilson. How glori-
ously and trag ically near he came to
blessing the world with peace ! Then he
was struck down. To say that he broke
beneath the strain beeause he would not
share his burdens with others, or to claim
that he undertook a task heavier than
any man could properly meet , is not to
miti gate the crimes of those that struck
him down amidst the councils of peace ,
and with unrelenting cruelty struck him
down when he returned to his own land.
In the midst of the count of peace , for
the' sake of partisian advantage, in the
interest of partisian purposes , to satisf y
personal enmities, the President of the
United States was betrayed in a forei gn
land.
"That is what history will say of him
and of his foes. History may regret
some mistakes of Wilson , but history will
never forgive the crime of his enemies,
personal and partisan , who to punish a
man and defeat a party broke the heart
of the world.
History may say of Wilson that he
most differed from Lincoln in that he
lacked Lincoln 's unfailing magnanimity,
but history cannot fail to record that
Wilson was goaded and embittered by
such cruel assailment as few men in
public life have ever been called upon to
endure—cruelty whieh in its brazen and
vul gar mendacitv spared not his inmost
life.
JEWS DISCRIMINATED AGAINST IN
NEW HUNGARIAN ELECTION LAW.
Budapest , (J. X. S.) With the iew
of curtailing to a very large extent the
possibilities of Jews to bo elected to t'he
Hungarian Diet , • a bill was passed here
dividing the country into election dis-
tricts in such a way as to disfranchise
practicall y all city dwellers. While in
form the bill discriminates against cities
rather than reli gions , its practical effect
will be a severe curtailment of Jewish
chances to have their men elected to the
National Assembly, in view of the fact
that most Jewj in Hungary are city
dwellers.
MINSK JEWS ASKED TO BE
ANNEXED TO POLAND.
Warsa w, (J. N. S.)—The Polish pres s
reports that a member of the Jewish
delegation from Minsk who recently ar-
rived in Warsaw , declared that he repre-
sented a large number of Jews from
many districts of the former Govern-
men t of Minsk , and tha t it was the de-
sire of his constituents to be annexed
outri g ht to Poland.
MESOPOTAMIA HAS 17,000 SOLDIERS
London , (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)
In the course of a debate in the House of
Commons , the statement was made that
there are at present 17,000 English sol-
diers and 87,000 Indian troops in Meso-
potamia.
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shalt love the resident alien as thyself"?
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bers. The deeper explanation of the pre- this-worldl y, while Christianity is other-
H Phone Sogers Park 2069 ^M sence of Jews among tihe Bolshevist worldly. The entithesis is false ; but if
party is to be sought in the continued there were anything in it , if it were by sendin g your entire
persecution and degradation which Eus- true that Judaism was specially keen
sian Jews have undergone. On the whole, on making this world into a true kingdom
Family Washing to the
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it is a Talmudic saying that ihe who is
of God , then Judaism would be entirely Great Western Laun-
congruous with the prevailing sp irit of
unmerciful is no descendant of Abraham.
But, as I have already urged , persecu-
modern Christianity. The truth is that dry than it|is possible
the teaching of modern Judaism and
tion breeds scum. If th ere are some men modem Christianity as to this world to obtain in your own
V S T R O L I T EJ of Jewish race (not of Jewish iaith, and
not , therefore , by Jews recognized as
Jews) who 'have yielde d to the lust of
and the next world ( "th e vestibule and
the hall, " as an old Eabbi called them)
home even under the
is the most attractive looking, eeo- ]
revenge, is it for the Gentile, whose sys-
and their relations to each oth er have, most favorable condi-
nomical and easiest cleaned table to all intents and purposes , become the
top. Pure white in color , with a s tematic persecution has brought this same. It would be idle to ask people tions.
about , to marvel? Should the Gentile , with violently buzzing bees in their bon-
beautifully polished hard surface g
by the virulence of 'hatred , add fuel to
that does not absorb stains, and nets, such as the regular anti-iSemites ,
s the fire? He who is ostracised from
! that food acids cannot injure. For
human society, and forbidden to be a
to adopt any reasonable course. But if
those who have milder prejudices would
Simply b e c a u s e we
restaurants , cafeterias and lunch- 5 citizen of the country in which he lives,
rooms. Write for literature.
Chamber may sometimes sink into becoming the
only consent to learn what modern have the finest equip-
Judaism actually teaches and holds, they
enemy of all society and of every organ- ment that money can
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of ian environments. The Congregational
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Union has recently issued an interesting
liturgy for optional use in the Congre-
we employ o n l y the
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Gentile has other spiritual resources;
gational churches. Among the prayers most efficient help —
which they have incorporated is a long
.{,-Dn ..,,— nn an uu HM — mi mi an m. an n a«{» the hunted and persecuted Jew has none. litany written not more than eighteen because we wa sh se-
It has, moreover , to be freely admitted
Center Pieces, Fine Table Cloth* that the higher fruits of liberty—order ,
years ago by the late Eabbi Simeon Sin-
ger for the services of the Jewi sh Ee-
parately, table linens ,
Blankets and Draperies Cleaned self control , moderation—are not to be
ROBERTSON BROTHERS won in a clay. Transplant a Eussian
lig ious Union. That does not look as if bed linens, l i n ge r i e
CLEANERS OF FINE LACE CURTAINS the spiritual and religious ideals of mod-
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Jew of twenty to London or New York ,
and the head y wine of freedom may
ern Jew an rl modern Ch ristian "were so and other w a s h ab l e
very different from each other. W ould
mak e him mistake license for liberty. the readers of this Eeview like to have
apparel and rinse each
Wilson 's for Embroideries He may use freedom for evil ends. It
speaks well for the Jews as a whole that
before them another very brief prayer most thoroughly.
Buttons and P l e a t i ng s such abuses and perversions are excep-
from the same gifted pen? Is it of
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In any case, such instances of lt Jewish And yet the cost is
WILSON'S C L E A N E R iniquity " are no evidence against "Jew- dom are reflected in the infinite var-
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work also in the differences that prevail
no more than that of
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in the minds of men. We pray to Thee your own laundress,
which has made tihem few.
It may, however , be said that , though for all men , Thy children, our brethren.
Jewish morality is a high morality, it is Tak e them all under the sheltering wings everything considered
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.French , Danish , or German patriot , as any country ? Where every man 's hand
the case may be. But it has no other is against you , you may be tempted to
root t h a n reli g ion. A small minority can hit back , it does no good , but you miay
main-tain its identity and distinctiveness yield to the temptation. And these evil
in no obher way. Let Jew intermarry passions cannot be overcome bv all in the
freel y with men and women of other twinkling of an eye. Is it too much to
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to the Jew no Jew , be his race and ances- finest Jewish Englishmen alive , the sons
try w h a t they may, so is he who has adopted of the alien are learning
Judaism a Jew in the fullest sense of the ' ' t o set the cause above renown ,
word , be his blood and lineage Aryan or To love the game beyond the prize . "

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WE L Ll H GT0 W 4351 Jewish patriotism. It is difficult for an "to count the life of battle good ,
Eng lish Jew to write upon the subject And dear t h e land t h a t gave them
the blood wihich the Jews shod for Eng- That binds the brave of all the earth. "
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hatred; a little breathing spaee ; a little
the Jews as equal citizens, and you will time.
have no cause to regret it ; you will
Anti-Semitism tends to make the peop le
soon have reason to appreciate the fer-
it hates at last worthy of hatred. For
vour of their patriotism. What is ratlher
w o n d e r f u l is t h a t in thousands of cases h a t r e d will at last breed hatred , and
J. Linenth&l, Pres.
t h e patriotism has not been wanting, even
when the citizenship was .E default. It
cannot , however , be denied that the
suspicion will bree d suspicion. Equality,
fairness, love ; these are curative.
make the Jews as like you as possible ,
To

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lish citizens. They will soon resemble
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y o u r virtues!
sponge. Hence the growth of Zionism
Meanwhile , the lesson for the Jews is
4201—4209 OGDEN AVENUE TEL . LAWNDALE 9800— OI and of Jewish nationalism, which , at bot-
tom , are a surrender to our enemies and always the same.
to t h e i r c o n t e n t i o n t h a t the Jews them- First : Cast not off reli gion; for in re-
selves admit that they cannot become , li gi o n — i n a living harmony of reli gious
and that they do not want to become , belief and religious practice—lies your
c i t i z e n s of the countries in w h i c h they true salvation. Secondl y: Never despair ;
dwell. Whatever the f u t u r e of Palestine , keep to y o u r old ideal—Englishmen of
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UNIVERSAL T R I M M I N G CO. FRANK MORAN , Manager
cancel one another. 19 members of the Greater Actions Com-
On the one hand, tlhe Jews are disliked mittee now present in this city met at
because they are cap italists and f i n a n c i e r s, a p r i v a t e meeting yesterday and heard
TOPS , SEAT - COVERS , RADIATOR COVERS , CALIFORNIA SIDE C U R T A I N b lovers of wealth and of money; inter- reports from Dr . Weizmann about t h e sit-
AUTO PAINTING A N D BODY W O R K n a t i o n a l f i n a n c i e r s, moreover , who pro- u a t i o n in Palestine , and Mr. Nahum
2831—33 Cottage Grove Ave. Telephone Calumet 7f mote militarism, reaction and darkness. Sokolow about the general political situ-
On the other hand , they are disliked ation. In the course of his report Mr.
beeause of their poverty, their low Sokolow stated that negotiations with
PHONE CENTRAL 3028 A- standard of comfort , their prolifieness , French representatives regarding defin-
their tendency to sweat and be sweated , ite changes in the Palestine frontiers
to undercu t and undersell. But they are were still in progress.
also , as we have seen , disliked because
they are the too violent enemies of the DIFFICULTY UNDERSTOOD
cap italist, because they are wild and
a n a r c h i c socialists and communists , the "Do yon know how to make the re-
^mmmxtt ^"'^f a ^rBStass«*^ iH p lotters of red revolution and of ruin. pairs on your oar?"
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DRAFTING, DRAPING AND MILLINERY C O U R S E S . other , or all of these allegations, they know exactly what work has to be done
^^ are the f r u i t and issue of disabilities and how hard it is. That 's the reason I
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propaganda being conducted chiefly by
Sheffield Ave. C. 2521-23 Sheffield Ave the Dearborn Independent , which is, in
Telephone Lincoln 120. Fireproof Ware t iuth, turning out to be more anti-Am-
houses : D. 4549 Broadway. Telephone erican in its policy than anti Jewish in
Edgewater 1296. E. 5035-39 Broadway effect so far as thoughtful readers are
Telephone Edgewater 263.
concerned. The matter has been care-
fully gone into and thoroughly exposed
by Mr. John Spargo in "The Jew and
American Ideals, " Harpers, March 1921.
It is no partisan defense of the Jew,
much less a pro-Jewish argument that
the author gives us. It is an independent
G.J and original investigiation of the facts ,
a defense of American ideals and in-
!ELIZABETH
WHITLOCK ! stitutions as opposed to anti-Semitism ,
and a plea for Christian Civilization.
The writer 's authority is based upon
original investi gation and first-hand in-
DESIGNER OF W formation derive d from recent efforts
he has personally made in Europe and
GOWNS f America. In place of the falsely alleged
"great Jewish conspiracy " we are
FOR WOMEN
0 brought face to face with the real fact ,
whieh is a great anti-Jewish conspiracy.
Phon e Superior 9997 51 Bellevue PI (j) Upon certain alleged "protocols " anti-
Semitism largel y bases its theory of a
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world-wide Jewish conspiracy
"protocols " purport to be the state-
These
ments of an alleged secret society called
the "Elders of Zion. " Mr. Spargo shows
T«|«phon©
W«ba*&7171 that there is not the least evidence that
any such society ever existed. The au
thor goes further and showte how ext ra-
vagantly the allege d discoverer of these
"protocols " has perjured himself in his
self contradicting stories of how he came
into the possession of thean . It becomes
apparent that these documents were but
^^•3^**^ Jackson Boulevard preposterous forgeries desi gned to anti-
N«*r Fraaldla S*r—i Semitism in Eussia.
Mr Spargo speaks with authority as
to the Jew and Socialism. He points
out how absurd is the ignorant attempt
TELEPHONES to prove that Socialism is a Jewish con-
Lincoln 1948 Diversey 8152 spiracy, since Socialism originated not
in Judaism but wit h the Anglo-Saxons,
and has had its greatest growt h among
^
non Jewish peoples. In answer to the
Dearborn IndepeWent > s statement that
^ERS& CLEANERS O
l ^i ^^^^P "Every commissar in Eussia today is i
Jew , " Mr Spargo who knows many of
the Eussian leaders personally proves
that of the seventeen commissars only
WOEK PROMPTLY CALLED FOR &
one is^ a Jew. As to the Dearborn Inde
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pen dent's attempt to make the Jew re-
sponsible for "Bolshevism , " the author
produces documentary evidence to show
the monstrosity of such falsehood Bol
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the Jew, nor for the Jew , but it is the
Jewish people who have both opposed
Every Monday and Friday 8—9 P. M. and suffered fr om bolshevism more than
at the
any other people.
PARKWAY RIDING ACADEMY The actual program of anti Semitism
2153—55 North Clark Street in England is exposed as such an unjust
Telephone Diversey 6140 and inhumane scheme of racial discrim-
ination as can hardly be believed by an
Fee: $10.00 for 10 lessons or $1.50 for
1 lesson American. It would deny naturalization
to the Jew, aJs well as forbid him * the
citizen 's property r 'ghtis. It would even
discriminate against Jewish students and
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permit only a small percentage of them
to enter the institutions of higher learn -
ing These are some of the milder phases
Catering to lovers of Sea food of the anti-Semitism abroad , for which
the Dearborn Independent is sowing
a real place to eat
seeds in Ameri ca.
Mr Sparg o pleads for "loyaltv to the
democratic principles of "Washingto n ,
M A N*EF10RE CL0B
Lincoln and Eoosevelt , for that true
Americanism which does not discriminate
against a loyal citizen on account of
5117 Kenmore Avenue race or creed He shows how plainly the
anti Semitic propiagandism is in effect
Caters to parties, weddings and receptions an attack upon the ideals and the spirit
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to small or large parties
Hugh Eobert Orr
J. RIEGER, Caterer
FRANCE HOPES TO HAVE CONTROL
Telephone Edgewater 4876.
OVER PALESTINE CHURCH
KOSHER HUNGARIAN COOKING BUILDINGS.
Paris, (J C B.)—Addressing a special
STEVENS, MALONEY & CO. Commission of the Chamber of "Deputies
Premier Briand declared that the ques-
Stationers, Printers, Engravers tion of the control of Church buildings
Steel Filing Devices, Office in Palestin e is still undecided The mat-
Furniture, Desks and Chairs ter will be dealt by the London Allied
Every office necessity can be obtained Conference and , Premier Briand added,
at our store will probably be decide d in favour of
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MISS UNNA. THEODORE MANSON'S
The betrothal of Miss Sarah Unna,
daughter of Mr. Harry and the late Mrs .
DELICATESSEN
Carrie Unna of San Francisco, and Rab-
bi Louis I. Newman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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Paul Newman, of Fresno, Cal., has just HONE COOKERY
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Miss Unna was graduated from the Made Bread and Past-
University of California in 1919 with ries. All kinds of home
honors in philosophy. She was elected a cooked foods served hot
or cold, ready to take
member of the honorary scholastic frat- home. Prompt atten-
ernity, Phi Beta Kappa ; she composed tion paid to all tele-
the music for the Partheneia or Masque phone orders.
of Womanhood , and in 1919, wrote the Sunnyside 4221. 4537 BROADWAY.
text. In 1919-20 Miss Unna was sent Opposite Wilson Ave. L Station.
from the University of California as
Bertha Heine eke Taussig Fellow in Phil-
osophy. At present she is a student at
Columbia and at the New Sc'hool for
Have You an Old
Soeial Research. Articles from her pen
have been published in the "Journal of
Philosophy, " and her poems in "Con- Band Instrument?
temporary Verse. "
Rabbi Newman holds degrees from Are You Getting Any Benefit
Brown and California, and will shortly From It?
receive his Ph. D. from Columbia, where
he was in 1916-17 University Fellow in
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ciated with Rabbi Stephen S. Wise of struments. Pay you cash for it
the Free Synagogue. Ho has published
1e)i^]fei(f^
several works in the field of Semitic
and general literature, has been a pupil
of Professors William Popper and Rich-
ard Gottheil, has been President of the 105 West Madison Street, Chicago
Intercollegiate Menorah Association, and
has traJveled extensively for various
Jewish movements. Recently h e was
elected Associate Rabbi of Temple Israel,
New York , by the side of Rabbi Maurice iP<N OBERMA N 'S
H. Harris. & o Sj DELICATESSEN
Miss Unna and Rabbi Newman met gpfc "^/ and Fancy Groceries
at the University of California when i ^ Good Things to Eat Worth
Miss Unna was a fres'hman and Rabbi W\ \T gS \n
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Newman a graduate student. The couple ty _ MSjf Phone Ravenswood 6029
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plan to be married in California this ^J& n
4624 BROADWAY
summer by Rabbi Martin A. Meyer, ^iSSS fff k
longtime teacher of Rabbi Newman.
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IS AMERICAN JEWRY GROWING
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AND DEVELOPING?
In a recent issue, the "Jewish Courier " AND WRIST PINS FITTED
of Chicago took this question as its edi- CYLINDERS REQROUND
torial subject and in the course of its
writing said :
"When we examine American-Jewisih
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oping organically.
"It is true that Jewish life in America
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within the past few years has assumed
more colorful forms. But this was due ¦
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stronger organically. In other words,
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their numbers have not grown although
their initial followers have grown more ¦
conscious of their duties, more devoted * m
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to their work. This greater measure of
intensive consciousness is to be account- ¦ Your Thirst With a Bottle ¦
ed for entirely by the accidents of the war
¦ ¦
which brought over many new forces and MULVIHILL'S FAMOUS GINGER
if these forces should tomorrow retrace ¦mum ALE OR HOOT BEER ams ¦
their steps, American Jewry would re-
main in the same condition in whieh it
found itself prior to the war. American _5 Pure, Sp°-khng Ginger Ale, _?
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these forces been locally produced , but drinks 5
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only temporarily lent color and form to ¦Wm. Mulvihill's Sons ¦
American Jewry. Organically they have
not gained in strength, nor have they * Tel M0nroe1438 410-18 N. Paulina St. *
gained numerically.
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"The number of Zionists has not l B B B B B B B B B B B B B B H BH H H
grown in this tountry although Zionism
has made advances all along the line. Nor a—^¦^-^"—'
-
has orthodoxy gained in strength and
certainly not in numbers. Within the Phone Lawndale 765
past five years a large number of Jews
have grown wealthy and have gone over
to the ranks of Teform Judaism. True
enough orthodoxy previously also had
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men naturaly weakens the orthodox
camp The Poalei-Zion, the Mizrachi
and the Jewish Socialists, none of these Try Our Cottage Cheese
can be said to have grown. And Sour Cream
"In the offices of the different
parties and organizations, more work is
being done now than in the past, and a
greater number of individuals are em- 3556 O G D E N A V E N U E
ployed. More newspaper s and journals
are now being issued , but that is about
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Miss Minna Kempner protrayed 'he Alread y a number of good products are
° /jj OME in and let us explain what Personal Service means
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role of "Beli gion " and Miss Helen Leh- being exported from the country and
these can be developed to a far greater
G ^* to you and the member s of your family who drive your © extent. Manufacturing and industry are
also possible but not on any large seale
G car. If you are going to drive a new car next season , plaee o beeause of the laek of coal and iron. How-
G your order now or you may have to wait for Delivery until o ever , I would not want Palestine to be-
come a second Manchester. Palestine
G late in the season , and our Prices are guaranteed until must not become a land where workers
G April 1st. Why wait? A complete display of all models on o will be subjected to the conditions pre-
vailing in the Whitechapel district of
G our floor. . O London or in the East End of New York ,
but the country of an entire people thriv-
ing in all directions and progressing in
every field. Zionism means the recre-
LEXINGTON AND BRISCOE DEALERS ation of the Jewish peop le and not the
covering of Palestin e with factories.
Apart from the recreation of the Jew-
ish peop le Mond assigns to the Jew the
§ Call up any evening and one of our ears will call § significant role of meuiator between the
S for you and take you back Home. O East and the West . Sir Alfred declared ,
"the Jews are the onl y element who can
unite the East with the West and to-day

| Royal Sales & Service Co. | when the antagonism between the peo-
p les of the East and West is growing as
we find it demonstrated in India and
Egypt, the Jews are indispensable to cre-
J. W. DeNoria 339 EAST 55th ST. Glen Giles Fisher ate the bridge between them. This is
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o the true significance of the appointment
of Lord Beading as Viceroy for India
and this is the mission of Palestinian
Jewry. ''
Expert Clock Repairing Mond has no concern about the future
relationships between the Jews and their
Special attention given to Hall , Mantle, Arab neighbors. In this connection he
Plioto by Underwood & Underwood declared: "I spoke to a number of Arab
Clocks and Automobile Clocks. Clocks Called man (seated) that of Entertainment at leaders and found that they were them-
a luneheon given at the Hotel Astor oy selves convinced that Jewish coloniza-
INTERNATIONAL WATCH CO. the Xew York section , Council of Jew- tion will enrich tlhe. country and bring
ish Women. prosperity to the Arab population. There
a 600 Blue Island Avenue, Chicago
is nothing at all to stand in the way of
all that is happening. The great labor Jewish-Arab cooperation.
masses are being influenced by a seeond- "The response of the Jews is remark-
li = Telephone Rockwell 112 r- rate , vul gar and yellow Socialism which able. I have been most deeply impressed
is unproductive , either politically or cul- by tlie Chalutzim , manv of whom travel
Standard Make New Pianosat a Positive Reduction turall y, and which is mainly responsible h u n d r e d s of miles on foot and more than
for the loose state whieh now prevails five thousand of whom are now working
Phone in Your orders for records and piano rolls and morall y, reli giously and nationally in the on Palestine roads anl doing it with a
have them delivered the same day. Jewish quarter. The middle class again spirit of which the Jews may well be
Lowest Prices And Lowest T e r m s O u r Success "iJBg are intent only upon moneymakmg proud. There are practically no Bolshe-
and enjoyment , remaining absolutely un- vists among them for they are nearly all

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concerned about Judaism. If in a city either colonists or refugees from Russia
like Chicago where there are about 300 , where the Bolshevist government is anti-
000 Jews there are only 5,000 who belong Zionist. "
to synagogues and perhaps an additional Speaking of the present situation in
3,000 who are members of temples , it ean Palestine , Sir Alfred declared that the
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hardl y be said that Judaism here is par- country finds it hard to recover from the
ticularly' flourishing. Certainly the Jud- sufferings imposed upon the population
aism of the Orders and Lodges is not of by the war . The Turks completel y
3511 Roosevelt Ttoa.d. the productive or creative kind. To this denuded the country before they were
day. the hundred thousan d Jews who are driven out and the cost of living has
affiliated with Orders have not produced gone up five hundred per cent. The econ-
a solitary outstanding leader , nor have omic world erisis is also severel y affect-
they created anything which should have ing Palestine.
the slightest historical value. Mond finds the terms of the Palestine

N o r t h Shore C a f e "This in itself is not important, for Mandate hi ghly satisfactory and declares
little could have been expected from the that the Zionist leaders should be con-
first generation of immigrants. But of gratulated upon the results attained.
•Questioned regarding the work of the
tlie second generation , those born in this
country, one mi ght have expected some- Economic Couneil of which he is the
thing. This generation did not face the hea d , Sir Alfred Mond declared that its
American and Chinese Dishes difficulties which were faeed by their functions were merely to invest igate and
fathers , the necessity to break with tra- study economic and industrial problems
ditions' and to create and adopt new tra- in Palestine but not to collect funds. The
4610 Sheridan Road at Wilson ditions , the process aclimitization -,ind Council, he said hns been officially re-
the adaption of new surroundings. Yet cognized by the Palestine government
the second generation is much less pro- and is independent of the Zionist organ-
Tel. Sunnyside 9692 ductive thnn the first. Look frankly ization although desirous to work in har-
noon tlie second gen eration of Jews in mony with the Organization. One of
America and ask yourself whether this the early tasks of the Couneil, Mond
is n great veneration of Jews. This gen- siaid, will b? to 'help the Palestinian
eration thinks of little but the necum- goovornment issue a oan. This will be
lntion of money and the possibility of done immediatel y after the settlement
obtaining pleasure. Rarely indeed have of the Mandate. The members of the
Auto And Truck Painting thev any feeling for anything else. Council as at present constituted, are .
"One cannot imagine a more fruit- besides Sir Alfred Mond . Major James
less and more superficial generation than ¦Rothschild. Sir Waley Cohen, Walter
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ca. He is without principles , colorless, Sneaking of the handicaps of Pales-
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t h i n g Jewish , or for the fate of the Jews. cripp led in the past by the Turks, Sir
Of course , there are exceptions but these Alfred declared that no English man
Dunn Engineering Company exceptions onl y serve to prove the rule. " who has come to know what Turkish
a d m i n i s t r a t i o n m e a n s would want to see
704 Sebor Street Haymarket 734 JEWS TO UNITE EAST AND WEST Palestine go back to the Turks or Arabs.
The Jews however , are ready to go ahead
London, (J. C. B.) In an exclusive in- with the country 's development and ave
¦it this m o m e n t being kept back onl y
terview granted to the Jewish Corres- .
^Y T X Z T S g T T g g ^ X T X T T T ^ T r y Ty ^ X X X X X X T T Y X X ^ ^y X X X XX^lfYT^YTTlg pondence Bureau Sir Alfred Mond t h r e w bv the non-settement of the Mandate .
fresh li ght upon the Palestine situation
University School of Oratory, 5
§Ti Great Lakes Prof. and made some remarkable statements
having the greatest bearing upon the
KING GEORGE RECEIVE S LORD
READING
S. A. Hoffman, Director [J f u t u r e development of that country. London , (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)
>j We teach you public speaking in ten lessons. M Speaking of the future of Palestine , K i n g George h n s receive! Lord Beading
caii Humboldt ssis 1537-39-41 N. Robey St. Mond said "I am quite sure that-Pales- when the new Indian Viceroy had a leng-
jj ; tine will become self-supporting, but this thy audience with the royal ruler of the
. I I I I X^ XX. X. X X X X. X X X X X X X X X X^ X. X ^ ^ ^I I^I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
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POLISH GOVERNMENT APPEALS TO
LEAGUE IN BEHALF OF GALICIAN
JEWS.

Paris , (J. C. B.)—The Polish govern-

m e n t recentl y addressed a note to the
-League of Nations protesting against
t h e expulsion of Galician Jews from
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Austria. In t h i s note the Polisih g o v e r n-

m e n t pointed out that such expulsions
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set up a dangerous precedent f o r other

states , and aggravates the misery of t h e
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Vienna, (J. C. B.)—A new stream of
ANTHRACITE Jewish refugees from Ukrainia is re-
BITUMINOUS ported to be arriving in Bukovina in a
Ozernowitz dispatch. The refugees are in
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them.
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London , (J. C. B.)—A Moscow report
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fever owing to the lack of quinine in the
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tuberculosis has also greatly increased.
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LITHUANIAN JEWISH LEADER

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AMERICA.
5001 SHERIDAN ROAD Phone Edgewater 475 CHICAGO

RESTAURANT Paris, (J. C. B.)—Advocate S. Rosen- Residence Phone Midway 10023 Office Phone Midway 8557
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baum , the noted Jewish leader of Lithu-
17 North Wabash Avenue ania who it was understood was to visit
Shops Building the United States at an early date has
Dinner 5:30 — 9:30 P. M. $1.25 postponed his trip indefinitely, according High Class Auto Painting
Business Lunch 50 cents to a Berlin dispatch.

JEWS NOT ON VIENNA'S

D. CAMERON, PROP. 5554-56 LAKE PARK AVENUE
SCHOOL BOARD

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¦ Vienna, (J. N. S.) Alderman Ehrlich
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1136-38-40 E. 43rd St.
of the Vienna City Council submitted to
the members of the Board at its session
last week that there was not a single
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PHONE OAKLAND 665 Jew on the sehool board of Vienna.
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EXCLUSIVE CATERING His motion f o r the immediate appoint-
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CHURCHILL TO CONFER WITH
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meet Sir Herbert Samuel, High Commis- Mason and others. We sell Tires and Tubes to fit every purse. Open evenings and
PURNELL-DUDLEY OO Sundays. Free service.
sioner for Palestine. The two men will
INSURANCE 23S S. Racine Ave. . Corner
¦ confer on Palestinian affairs., but owing f^O MQI HV/I Q Til? 1
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to shortage of time at his disposal, Mr. V»V/1^ 1t J * *J IVICilVO '1 1V 17 -' Cf ^%
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London , (J. C. B.)—The official ga-
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the full memorandum submitted to the
League by the Paris Committee of Jew-
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600-603 Mc Vickers the past two years.

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Theatre Bldg. lltjy$H * NORTH SIDE AUTO ROW GROWING.
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"*¦ week at 5206-08 Broadway was considered
wedding rings coat- JJB an important event on the north side. It
ed wit", platinum & •* "
also was cause for congratulations being
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showered on William B. Lewis, the north

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side Olds dealer , whose activity caused
this expansion. Hundreds of Mr. Lewis ' TRIANGLE B ATTERY COMPANY
4751 COTTAGE GROVE AVENUE, Phone, Oakland 2613
friends crowded the new show emporium
all day to tell this dealer what they Wot and Dry Storage New Batteries, Charging and Rebuilding

MORRIS AUGUSTUS thought of his. new quarters and comp li-

ment him on his progress. It was Mr.
Branch Stores
Lewis who surprised his friends at Chi- W03 SHERIDAN ROAD H
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The Best Only trainload of Oldsmobiles. About half of DISTRIBUTORS
these cars , says Mr. Lewis, have been iCelly-Springrefd Tires Schebkf Carburetors
Suite 513—108 So. La Salle Street sold already. 2 2 4 4 M I C H I G A N A V E N U Jf
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