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Old Aaronson, the book-seller, re.
"And what did you do with your long
) head off-but expecting to stay. Her turns from a month's vacation in the summer days?" I inquired.
Catskills
and comments on what he
supreme devotion may make her do
"I? Oh, I tramped about with
so, but will other women, less in- has seen and heard.
an inveterate walker and mountain
A desire to learn some of the in. climber, a literary chap, who made it ■
spired also stay?
'Not all was profound peace dur- tricacies of the Russian language led his business to visit the most interest.
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ing my stay in Jerusalem. Sir Her- me into old Aaronson's book shop. I lag places In the vlcnity and used the
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bert Samuel, the new British gover- knew that he prided himself on the ever reliable legomobile for that pia-
nor general, arrived while I wan completeness of his foreign language pose."
there and troops lined both sides department and I felt that I could get
"Tbe everlasting quest for beauty," E!
of the way from the railroad sta- some simple text that would pave ray I interpreted.
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tion to the palace. The night be- way through the "ovltches" and
"Partly," admitted Aaronson, "but
fore
five
men
had
been
arrested
be-
"owskys"
of
this
strange
tongue.
As
also
something
not
guile
so
noble.
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cause they had sworn to kill him usual, I found the old man In the rear Even literary men have their weak-
,
before he took office. Before I lett of his shop with a glass of tea-and- nooses as we can readily discover by
Jerusalem the Bedouins came up on lemon and a book before him. reading their books." Ile waved his
the west side of the Dead sea dis-
lie readily secured for me what I arm and pointed to row upon row of
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trict and attacked Jericho. But these wanted and the talk drifted to goner- volumes standing etolielly about.
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same Arabs were courteous enough
"What was the cosmic urge that
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to
our
Zionist
party
en
route
to
Jaffa.
"You're
looking
as
if
Fond's
articles
kept
this
literary
chap
walking
from
. .
The Zionists are alive with en- don't worry you any," I commented, place to place, if not the quest for the
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thusiasmfor the creation in Jeru- noting his coat of tan and his sinewy beautiful?" I insisted.
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salem of the world's great center of compactness of figure.
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"If you won't let on to him that I
Jewish thought, culture and religion,
"Why should they?" he said, "I have know his secret, I'll tell you," said
and so Hebrew, not the Yiddish of Just come back from the mountains." Aaronson. "Ile is In deadly fear of
our slums, but a speech more like
In reply to my puzzled look, he ex. getting fat."
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that of the Bible than our English 'damned:
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is like that of Shakespeare, is getting
"The mountains and the ocean stand
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to
be
generally
spoken.
It
lacks
D
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for the majesty and the eternity of
eclares Amendment
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solTle words (for instance, it has none God. My fellow travellers in time and
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Abolishing Parochial
for aeroplane) and is being rapidly space, including brother Ford, look
$9.
enriched to meet modern conditions, very tiny as they crawl along the sur-
School Is Un-American ••
but it is most impressive.
face. The opinions of a grasshopper,
American Jew Superior.
for Instance, or the views of an ant,
Mr. S. E. Salton, well lumen Jon"-
" It is interesting to note that the seldom create a landslide."
lish merchant of the city, has issued
American Jew is taking a large part
"But grasshoppers and ante are in- the following statement on the pro-
in Palestine, lie is better developed teresting creatures," I ventured.
posed amendment which seeks to
than his blood-brother from else-
Aaronson expanded genially.
where and is showing his superiority.
"The whole world of men and things abolish parochial schools:
"I was very much impressed by Is interesting," he admitted, "provid-
"Good citizens everywhere are up
many of the things the Zionists are ing we refuse to become irritated by In arms against the proposed amend-
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accomplishing, but I also was im- what
ment abolishing the parochial schools.
we see and hear."
pressed by the magnitude of the prob-
"You must have met some Interest A more vicious, un-American piece of C.
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lem they must meet. Certainly how-
legislation has never been proposed.
ever, the Arab has no more chance ing people this summer," I said tenta-
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It has not a single thing in its fa- R;
if the Jews stays and keeps up his tively, desiring to draw him out.
1111"
He took a sip of tea and shut his vor. It Is absolutely brutal in its din. Et
drive than the Negro has to sub-
.itt;
eyes reflectively.
regard for the rights of others.
merge the white man in America.
frainithitgliklidi.UZI.,inUaiidragthill=litaliklilelelsitagairdiatEW
"I can see them all now," be said,
"As Jews, especially, we should line
"So here, in the scene of Christ's
When harsh winter approaches and you want to fool
"as
if
they
were
before
me.
One
of
travels, we see active, energetic and
up against this proposition. The Jew
warm and comfortable and keep out the biting frost and
progressive life suddenly renewed. I the most interesting of the entire lot has always kept out of politics, and
cold-you should buy furs,that will satisfy you In every
am not at all doubtful about the per- was a man named Naldin. At fifty no one can say that there has ever
way. That beside adding comfort and warmth, will be
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manence of the effort. I ant not years of age thin man is livelier and been a so-called 'Jewish vote.' The
stylish and possess the superb fashions that you find in
pessimistic. The Jews have gone In, more efficient than most men in their Jew always votes as a citizen and
sell garments.
most of them with their eyes open, thirties. I have come to the conclu-
We have many very beautiful models for you to select
for a long drive. I expect Palestine sion that a man remains young an does not permit his religion to Inter-
from. Hudson seal (dyed muskrat), marten trimmed,
to become a wonderful country, with long as be can throw himself heart fere. But here is cn exceptional case.
large collar and cuffs, 36-Inch length, latest style, at intr.
its own language and culture; its and soul into what his fellows are For this amendment, properly, should
priaing prices,
people, no matter whence they come, doing. Naldin was what Is called 'the not be In politics at all, and if the
helping each other with a high in- life of the party.' Ile played baseball, opinion of Mr. Groesbeck, the attorney
telligence. Palestine I imagine, will pitched quoits, danced, put on a min- general, had been recognized it would
For Gentlewomen
show the world a wonderful example etrel show and acted in it, and kept have found no place on the ballot. But
the girls and women giggling at his the Issue is a strict moral Issue, and
of team work and enthusiasm.
Our staff of fur experts guarantee superb workman-
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Innocent pleasantries. And generous!
WOODWARD
AVE
ship. They can remodel your old fur coat and Into this
Almost to a fault. The man really It Is as a moral Issue that the Jew
years fashion, possessing all the latest designs. We spe-
should vote against It.
FARM
COLONIZATION
lives
every
minute
of
the
day.
What
cialize In this service and assure you of our excellent
"If
this
kind
of
a
law
Is
enacted,
it
difference between him and the old
work.
FOR JEWS INDORSED a type
ET
of Talmudical Jew who had a is safe to say that it will not be long
echolarly stoop, weak eyes and a before some equally bad move will be
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father-in-law to provide for him. With- made against the people of our faith.
"The thing to do Is to kill this pro-
friends toward the support of the out knowing it, Naldin was a bene-
school. He also reported a gift of factor of humanity. lie made people penal so quickly and so definitely that
of fur and fur trimmed hats
for
hie
presence.
If
that
isn't
happier
there will never again be any group
$1,000 toward the colonization move-
being a good Jew, I should like to who will dare to foist such a wicked
ment.
know what is."
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
and
unjust plan upon the people of
List of Donors.
"Any professional people?" I asked. Michigan. That they have dared to
Fur and Brocade Combination-a
The list of donors is as follows:
"Yes, a number with degrees show-
do
It
this time le a challenge to every
Mrs. Harry C. Kahn, Philadelphia, ing all over them like colors on a
very tasty hat
$12.50
$1,000; Harry C. Kahn, Philadelphia, crazy quilt. In the dusk, one evening, good American. If we take up the
$1,000; Joel Hillman, Atlantic City, I got talking to Stoneman, a young challenge now we will defeat the
N. J., $500; Arthur Bloch, Philadel- dentist. Ile lives on, what most people amendment, and In Its defeat will lie a
phia, $500; Sam Goldberg, New York, would call, Easy Street. But In get- real victory of real Americans.
$300; Moritz Walter, New York, $250; ting there he had to cut his way
John H. Sinberg, Philadelphia, $250; through thorns and brambles. In a
VIENNA.-Declaring that specific
Manufacturer o fHigh-grade Furs
Is now In progress, the
Mrs. Isaac Guggenheim, New York, youth filled with bard work and the organizations of a Jewish nature are
Bale that year after
$100; Walter M. Cast, San Francisco anxieties which come with poverty, he not in the interests of the country,
Woodward at Willis
year leaves values un.
Glendale 4273
(annual), $120; William A. Hyman, kept alive the dream of a professional the Galician police has forbidden the
usual in its wake.
Philadelphia, $100; Julian Hillman, career. To pay his way through col- establishment of any Zionist organi-
M■Jettle Theatre Building
Atlantic City (annual), $100; Harold lege he worked during the long, hot zations.
The weather man says
C. Krauskopf, Philadelphia, $100; summers. Ever he kept his goal be-
"A cold witner is in
Morriss Arren, New York, $100; Gott- fore him. Sometimes he studied when
store." The Healy Shop
VIENNA.-
The
results
of
the
mind
and
body
craved
for
the
rest
lieb
Cohn
family,
Philadelphia,
$50;
a-
says
"Excellent warmth
% Alexander Wolf, Washington, D. C., which he could not give them. He Hungarian Profiteering Act which has
giving Blankets at away
$50; Mrs. Dora Moeller, Philadelphia, admitted to me that in hie laat year only very recently become effective,
below
their true worth,
$50. ; Herman Kahn, Little Rock, Ar- he thought he would go off in a faint is already said to make itself felt
zi
kansas, $50; Mrs. Jacob Stern, San during some of the dull, tedious lec- in Hungary. The act imposes cor-
"IBUSAValelellinkelerek $1,15.y
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Francisco, $25; Miguel Latz, Los An- tures In the dark Stereopticon Room. poral punishment as a penalty for
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geles. $25; hire. Eugene Stern, Phil- But he pulled through with honor. offenders against its provisions. The
HEALY LINNEN SHOP FIFTH FLOOR
adelphia, $25; Mr. and Mrs. Morris And now his financial worries, at penalty set forth in the act include
Newmayer, Philadelphia, $20; Mrs. least, are over. He does very well at five years imprisonment, $100,000 fine,
Edward Morrell, Torresdale, stallions his profession and makes up the rest flogging 5 to 25 strokes, loss of poli-
105 Washington Blvd.
and colts valued at $3,500, electric po- of a substantial income on the results tical rights in trading license and no-
or judicious real estate investment." tice of the offense to be shown in
tato and vegetable parer, $440.
At ae Stela-
"Ford might object to such a type on the store of the merchant for six
One hundred and seventy-three dol-
lars also was distributed as prizes to the ground that he should have curbed months.
students for special honors, the first his ambition and stayed where he was
ti
prize of $25 being awarded to Robert put. Its is an excellent example of
how the Jew seeks world power," I
Livingston. The list follows:
Edgar Kesch, $4.50; Morris Coron- laughed.
wits, $6; Gabriel Swerdlow, $6; Hirsh
"Mr. Ford has not yet taken the
Parents who make It a point to shop around find
Touff, $1.50; Samuel Cooper, $4.50; vow of poverty himself," remarked old
Irving Silverman, 25 cents; Isadore Aaronson. "Nothing like the force of
that our values in
Gross, $3.75; Samuel Samuels, $3.75; personal example."
Gustave Taube, $3.75; David Hill,
"flow about the ladles?" i asked.
Boys' Clothes
$5.50; Morris Krause, $4.25; Joseph
"What interested me about some of
Lcedes $1.70; Louis Kiesling, $4; them," said Aaronson, "is the fact that
Haberdashery-
Tony Cirotti, $4.40; Charles Ruben- they have 'nerves.' Take that word
stein, $3.20; Archie Toffler, $4; tier- out of the dictionary and you cannot
THE MOST
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and Headwear
man Rabinowitz, 70 cents; William write the history of woman. They
DAZZLING AND
Towner. $4; Simon Louis Cohen, will tell you it is because they have
are noticeably greater for the money; and the degree
MUSICAL
$2.90; Abraham Krivonos, $3.30; Wal- to endure the vagaries of men. What-
of personal service rendered by this store and the effort
ter Morris, $1; Harry Krisher, $2.10; ever the reason, you hear the word
REVUE THIS
Barnett Yulke, $2.90; Samuel Fleisch- 'nervous' from them every once In a
we make to familiarize ourselves with every customer's
SIDE OF
man, $3.20; Maurice Gomberg, $2.20; while applied to themselves. Occa-
individual requirements are factors that gain the prefer-
Sol liilwan $1.80; Morris Manor, sionally you are treated to a far-off
NEW YORK
ence of diecriminating mothers.
$2.50; Louis Pastonack, $4; Louis For- look and the confeesion that some-
man, 10 cents; Newton Weiss, $2.90; where in the near past there was an
SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Jacob Malkin, $1.30; David Frater, Interesting nervous breakdown. You
50 cents; Frederick Klass, $2.35; cannot tell by their appearance either.
David Rothstein, $2.70; Lewis Fox, The florid, stout woman seems as sus-
(7 of 'em from Chicago)
$5; Sol Waxman, $5.40; Leo Bennett, ceptible to these attacks as her pale,
$4.15; Horace Mandelbaum, $2.35; willowy sister. If I were beginning
WILL
Arthur Schorr, $2.70; Henry Wert- my career now and wished to estab-
DANCE
for
SING
heimer. 20 cents; Maxwell Paris. lish a lucrtive practice, I should be-
Patrons
PLAY
$3.60; Otto Wenger, $1.45; Mitchell come a nerve specialist and relieve
of the
Brauman, $1.45; Daniel Trupin, 65 the ladles of their woes and their fees,
cents; Joseph Trupin, $1.10; Herbert No wonder so many of them go in for
Goldich, $1.10; Jacob Weiner, 90 Christian Science. The cult may be
cents; Joseph Horowitz, $1.65; Stan- neither Christian nor scientific but
ley Sneidman, 90 cents; William San- it's a great comfort to those whose
THE BEST PLACE TO EAT
(Washington Blvd., near
ford, $1.60; David Becker, 90 cents; troubles are mainly in the Imagine-
Grand River)
Charles Genes. 90 cents; Casper tion. But I'll tell you something I
Rimer. 90 cents; David Aukberg. 90 should hate to admit to the lair ones.
cents; David Rotter, 90 cents; David I think the men have the better of
Lasday, 90 cents. Garden prize; Jo- the bargain all around. It is true men
seph blaster, $5; Otto Wenger, $4; have to work hard In order to provide
This Revue is the most famous
Lewis Fox, $3; Leo Bennett, $2; for their families but they have not 3rganization of Its kind In the Mid-
Leopold Pincus, $1.50.
the care of the children. The little dle West and has been brought to
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ones, God bless them, have a way of Detroit at large expense by the
JEWISH REFUGEES BARRED. staging surprises that to nerve racking. management of the Lotus to amuse
One of the youngsters swallowed all Its patrons .
the green apples she could find and
MUSIC-DANCING
UR STOCK of Kallen-designed fur garments Is
Service at all hours
London.-"Isvertia," the official required liberal doses of Ipecac imme-
how complete, featuring fashions of the utmost
6:30 p. m.-8:30 p. m.
organ of the Bolsheviki, prints a re- diately after. Another had a way of
9:30 p. m.-I:00 a. m
popularity, fashions that are the latest creations
port to the effect that the Rumanian throwing arrows Into the air so that
The Cafeteria is located in our beautiful light airy
and
that
carry with them the stamp of refined and ex-
military authorities have issued orders the wind carried them safely Into peo-
clusive workmanship and superb design featured in all
not to allow any refugees to cross the ple's eyes. One tot claimed he was a
dining room, is conveniently reached from the hotel
Kellen made garments.
border from Ukrainia.
horse and filled up on grass that had
lobby or from entrance on Park Boulevard.
We will be pleased to show you these paramount cre-
been fertilized with phosphorus. Ills
ations, and feel that the very display will convince you
ME PLACE
BERLIN - Anti-Semites attacked mother had an interesting time with
of our statements.
The equipment is brand new, and you will find pre-
Professor Magnes Hirshfeld, the him, pulling him through. The fath-
DE LUXE FOR
noted Jewish scholar and scientist, ers love their children, too, but they
war Cafeteria prices ,quick service, and surroundings
AFTER-THEATRE
and gave him such a severe beating don't let that little fact interfere with
that make the HOTEL CHARLEVOIX CAFETERIA
that he had to be removed to the a good poker game."
SUPPERS
76-78 ADAMS AVENUE EAST
hospital. l'rofessor Hirshfcld was on
a delightful place to eat.
"I am glad your boarding house did
CORNER JOHN R
You'll get American and Chinese
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h is way home from a lecture which not discriminate against the kiddies,"
dishes cooked with epicurian care
h e had been delivering that evening I said.
-with a service not to be had out-
HOTEL CHARLEVOIX
a nd which was broken up by a demon-
"I should say not The proprietors
stration on the part of anti-Semites. have hearte like the mountains among side of New York.
You'll be amused by the Revue
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which they live. They do not believe
- you can dance. In other words,
-
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race suicide and make things as
you'll have a "perfect evening" In
invited a number of leading Jews in- pleasant as possible for the noisy and this beautiful cafe-second to none
luding the noted bankers Brodzky and mischievous little shavers. And I in artistic appointment and refine-
k.... c Gessen,
the former editor of the in- really think they won't be any poorer
ment.
nential Russian organ "Rietch" to for It. This summer I met some dig.
GEORGE Y. HILL,
p articipate in important political and flirted, young ladles who have been
Manager.
ec onomic conferences which he is ar- practically brought up In that board.
now located at
We're Back to Pre-War Prices-
ranging, says a report from. Constan- Ins house, came there summer after
tinople. The report says that so far summer, and got to know every
Luncheon, Sic; starting
Saturday (was 75c).
Gessen is the only one who proceeded streautlet meadow and hillock In the
f" to General Wrangel's headquarters. talghborhood. -

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