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Julia's voice, frightened but still de- I gratitude. He heard voices mumbling
hint: "I don't think so. Religious through the fog of weariness but the
'
Jews never kill themselves. It's a failed to rouse him fr m the lethargy's
sin." into which he hal fallen. Sometimes
faces came close t his, voices sounded
, Once Edith rattled the dour-knob.
By ETHEL TAUROG
By ZELDA POPKIN
his ears, but he did not move. Sud- '
I've I't
got some- •
"Gdaddy,
ran
l let me in.
It was raining, a slow, drizzly rain ways posed like the second rate ac-
dent) he was jerked to his feet and ,
It had taken just two years to dis- his school and music lessons and his thing to tell you."
(Continued from page I.)
half dragged to a desk where a large that promised to last through the day. tress of a small town stock company.
illusion Baruch Yankele completely baseball practice," Julia interposed
products without any of the fan far
The livelier of the guests at the Every word she uttered, every move-
"Not tonight, little one," he replied. man sat.
about America. Promised land; Ha- sharply. "We think it would be too
of a street fair, which marked som e
Peachy Farm Resort bustled about to meat she made, was carefully studied.
"I'm tired. I'm in bed already."
ven of the oppressed! humbug! A hard on him to go to Cheder."
A man
began
to not
question
Baruch arrange an indoor entertainment for She told us about Mignonette's Papa, of the earlier shows. It is interesting
finding
that
he did
understand,
Godless land this was where men
Baruch Yankele shook his head. "It Baruch Yankele went out before Yankele, first in English, and then, t the afternoon. Soon a program was who, she hinted, was a member of to contemplate some of the , arty ex.
'
were en gaged in a feverish scramble is late—late to begin." Then he anyone else was awake. Ile had no
Mints. In the beginning it was known
In picturesque ' fashion the younger the nobility, about her hear Papa, who
for riches, where wives wore no brightened. "I shall teach him my- definite plan in mind, except that he spoke to him in Yiddish. His name, produced.
as an automobile and sportsman's
"Sheitels"—but rather shamelessly self. I shall prepare my own grand- hoped somehow to get employment— where he lived, how much money he
show, the automobile then regarded
Ina,
who
had
been
a
popular
French
people
squatted
on
the
rug
in
the
was
a
Welshman,
and
her
dear
Mani-
their attractions to all gazes, where son for his liar Mitzva." perhaps as a melamed in a Cheder-
as a toy instead of a unit of trans-
d collected, what he had done with
beauty. She had been brought up portation, was surrounded by
children laughed at gray-beards,
Edith came forward bearing her 10 anywhere. For two hours he tramped it, who Greenberg was , where he was? parlor, leaving the spacious sofa, the Methodist,
bicycles,
although her dear Mamma
where beautiful synagogues stood im- years with sweet gravity. "Grand- about aimlessly, thinking, scheming. Baruch Yankele Berkowitz lived with rockers and easy chairs for the older
fishing tackle, and the music was con-
had been Catholic. On one occasion
posingly empty, dust gathered upon father," she murmured, "I am glad to By this time the shops had unlocked his son Benche, S92 Forest avenue; persons. The talent was arranged
tributed by the canine exhibits in the
around the piano, while young Mr. she ostentatiously showed on a rosary
their benches and altars—a land of see you, grandfather." their doors and the perambulators had 810 or more, to Greenberg of 704
dog division. In the last show at hte
kson avenue, he answered. What Zander, a saner, gracious youth, who that had been in the family for save Light Guard Armory, the motor cars
plenty, rich in all save love and rev-
aac
As Baruch Yankele lifted her head begun to appear, but no plan had yet Jackson
took pride in the possession of a keen coil generations. She was rare.
erence for the faith of Israel!
were in the majority and the pr.snot-
and kissed her upturned forehead, he taken shape in his mind. Ile found did he know about the People's Ile-
"To use a slang expression, I got
Often Baruch Yankele oat in the was conscious o (having here truly an empty bench-rimmed square and brew School? Ile had been there. It sense of humor, announced the varb her number very soon, and, I must ers banned the "bow wows" 'in favor
n
ers
in
extravagant
terms.
of
the automobile. From that date on
umb
half-darkness of his rooms courting found a welcome and sympathy. lie sat down. Passersby saw a patriar- was a fine Reboot but the boy s were ous
Mr. Lockwood,
a tall, frail looking confess with humility, I enjoyed lead-
solace in the writings of the wise men saw the child's heart in her eyes, but chal ald man, neatly dressed, bowed bad. Did he ever suspect that Green- man with graying hair, sang wpoini- ing her on. On several occasions she the show has been worthy of the title
"
s
a
h
(
t
i)i.
i tao ,n i i ,,n
otgie
setailtItt•ax iw
is
n iii
i(hi t)sn"
ui,tts. :,81i):::
• Israel, while the elevated trains he did not know that for days she with despondency. To one of these berg had no right to collect money tar, sentimental ditty. Ile was of had made slighting remarks about the
roared, the trolleys
had planned for this slay—that she passersby—a squat, sharp-eyed man for the school? Why no; how could
lowed by. Mrs. Fortin, a poorly look- Jews. This nettled me. Then, one
!:i•Y
the
outside
his window.
children shouted ou
clanged
and the had practiced over and over the Yid- with a scraggly red beard—Baruch that be possible? Did he realize that ing matron, who played a sonata. The evening, she told me a few supposedly
anent
He droned through the musty vol- dish words of welcome for her grand- Yankele was of more than passing in- he was collecting money fraudulently? piano number was followed by inter- humorous stories, the venomous kind, home. Next year will again ,e the
annual hunt for a suitable I wilding,
umes, peering over the top of his father, and then tried on all her terest. Ile sat down alongside, watch- "No; God, no!" Benche's taunt came
back like a flash. "A Melamed is an pretative dances by the Foxman chit- about Jews. This was my opportun- as the show is playing its la.t en-
apectacles until darkness blotted out frosks, speculating which would he ing the old man as a cat watches a
educated beggar!" Ile was not even dren. Then came a recitation, imi- ity, and I gut up to leave, telling her gagement in the Nlorgan &
the page. Then when no one saw, he best to greet him in, and told all her mouse. When at length Baruch Yen-
iVright
that. Ile was a beggar and a thief. feting various Jewish characters, that I could not remain in a home plant, for another year a b-rd•
wept, patriarchial head bowed, broad schoolmates, "My grandfather is cons- kele raised his head the strainger rais-
of
e again st my t
he the sentimnt
much on the order of the vaudeville wre
shoulders shaking. Fifty years he had ing. from Russia"—and had niade ed his, too, and their eyes met. There This was as police court. What a
Oh,
she
was
sorry
,
was
so
bitter.
sketches of erstwhile fame, by a Miss ple
wtoartkem
ti
s etn will
where
be p
thr:-Asull'Oiw
ngisor li 'snis will
td
dreamed of America! How much bet- them feel what a great honor was was an embarrassing pause. Then the shame! What a disgrace! All his
Saddel, a tall, husky young woman, but she hoped I would not take of- hold carnival this year.
ter to have gone on merely dreaming! being conferred on her household. stranger began to speak, sympatheti- disappointment, his shame, his heart-
with a mass of hair of doubtful au- fence. She had not known I was
Better to have starved—far better Edith was a serious child, imagina- claly, inquisitively, in Yiddish. "You aches united in one great wave of burn shade, and kittenish manners.
Jewish. In fact, I was so different,
Ile tive, deeply sensitive and sympathetic, are in trouble, my friend?'
hate, and they flooded the tired old
than to come here for this.
After a few moments of listening and well, you know, the regular line.
thought again of the long lines out- living in a world or unreal realities.
Before he realized what he was do- man's soul as he stood before the bar
" Before graduation our class de-
to the recitation 'Leila Marnov rose
side the relief kitchens. He felt the She was prepared to become her ing, Baruch Yankele had told the of justice.
termined to give an informal recep-
from her more picturesque than com-
sting of damp earth through the holes grandfather's firm friend and ally.
whole story—had related how his
"For this I came neer. God sus- fortable position on the floor, and tion for the graduates and their re-
Former Director of Service far
of his shoes. He quivered under the!
Baruch Yankele never forgot the learning, his age and attainments tained me for this. You mock my walked out. In one of the moist spective families. My mother decided
Willya.Overland Takes Charge
lash of rain beating through his rags.:
' strain of that first supper in America were held in great respect at home, learning. You trample nip faith like rackers on the screened-in porch she to bring with her an elderly woman,
of New England Brand,
Ile bowed his head again with the
—the abundance of strange foods, while in this country they were muck- a rag. You wax fat and forget your sat down, and gazed thoughtfully at a distant relative, who was making
shame of that gray dawn when hun-
her
home
with
us.
ed.
His
religious
scruples
were
held
soul. I, too, an old man, must join the dripping trees and bushes.
such as had never existed at home
Herbert
G. Fitch has been appoint-
ger had robbed him of the dignity of
"Our reception was going on as
even in the days before the famine, up to scorn. His daughter•in-law re- you!' chase after money. God, this is
"If it weren't raining, and the sun merrily as a carnival, when—this ed manager of the branch of Willy,.
his years, and he had struck a woman
the absence of Kiddush wine, Chaleh proached him for his idleness. lie America. This land of thieves and
were
shining,
I
would
ask
you
to
keep
Overland,
Inc.,
at Boston, Mass. He
in the face when she had tried to steal
sounds theatrical, but I didn't see the
and candles. There, too, he had made had need of finding employment— fools! America! I hate it! Ile spat
that pose for a little while longer,
succeeds W. G. Northrup, who re-
his place in the lines. Ile thrilled
a faux pas. Entering the house, in earning his bread, at three score and and began to laugh bitterly. They just long enough for me to photo- dramatic value until later—Ma:lame signed on Jan. 1 to go into another
once more to the remembered joy of
Yeller approached me, and tapping vie
started toward him. The sounds slits!
the dusk, he had looked fur the Sab- ten.
graph you as a perfect illustration of on the shoulder with her fan.
line of the automobile business in
that first letter from America, from
The stranger listened carefully, on the old man's lips and he collapsed
bath lights and had not found them.
loneliness incarnate, with the inscrip-
Benche, his son, opening the avenue
"'Naughty boy, still angry with Chicago.
clucking
his
tongue,
grinning
some-
on
the
floor.
"I have kept you so long in the
tion, "Nobody loves nie. I'm going me?' she asked,
Mr. Fitch as manager of the Bos-
of refuge. He thought of the wistful,
'I
suppose
that
times with the air of sine bristling
When he opened his eyes Benche out into the garden and eat worms."
ton branch will have charge of one
envious faces that had crowded about doorway that you have not had time with important news. "My friend,"
charming woman is your mother?'
stood beside him. The old man turn-
when he read the letetr. God was to light your candles," he said kindly he began before Baruch Yankele had
Without turning her head, Zeta
"I turned to introduce her, when of the most productive sales divisions
ed his face to the wall. His face ting-
nut
of the Willys-Overland. Ile brings
good. God was merciful. lie had re- to his daughter-in-law. plc could
finished, "God has indeed been good led with shame. Benche spoke to said, "Isn't it simply atrocious to be our distant relative, whom I told you
to his new post a successful experi-
warded his servant. God was reunit- see her angry flush.
to you today. lie brought you to him. Ile did not answer. How long obliged to listen to an anti-Semitic mother brought with her, clung to
"Julia does not light candles,'
ence with the Overland dating back
ing him with his son in the great
me. yo you know who I styli No? I he lay there he did not know. But outbreak like that? I tell you, Mos- my mother, her eyes bulging with as-
Benche explained, switching on the
as far as 1009.
land of freedom.
am Sa
Greenberg, president of the at the end of what seemed hours and sie, I was tempted to get up and tell tonishment as she stared at Madame
Shortly after John N. Willys had
The journey to America—confusion, electric lights. Baruch Yankele saw
that
Miss
Saddel
that
she
showed
poor
Vetter.
noise, truoble—all that was nothing, Edith's inquiring eyes turned on her People's Hebrew School. Only now I actually was 10 minutes, he heard a taste, to say the least, in parodying
"'Dvoshke,' she said, distinctly, 'the secured control of the Overland plant
was on my way to look for a man sweet, beloved voice: "Grandaddy,
in Indianapolis, back in 1919, Iler-
the
Jews
in
front
of
their
faces.
Well,
plague
take
you;
how
do
you
happen
American port officials brought no parents.
lust like vou " Ile outlined his
his ilan "We've come for you," Edith was
bert G. Fitch became secretary. to Mr.
why do you laugh? IM you suppose to come here?'
fear to a man who had faced the Cu,.- Gradually the heartbreak of that elaborately. A new Hebrew
Raying. We're so sorry, grandaddy.
that she doesn't know that you and
"You should have seen Madame Willys. Mr. Fitch's unusual
sack whips in 1905, had defied the first evennig settled down to a dull required a man of venerable mien, We feel so bad. Come buck to us."
I are Jewish, that Mr. Zander is a Yeller. She trembled so that you won for him the important p ∎ .st of
Polish pogrom-makers only last year. pain that ached incessantly, and often honesty and dignity to solicit those
Baruch Yankele smiled tenderly at Jew, that more than half of the peo-
manager of the IndianatioI, plant
could hear her teeth clashing.
"God sustains me!" Baruch Yankele grew agonizing. Baruch Yankele's funds. Before a half hour had pass-
the
child
and
kissed
her
soft
hand.
ho main
ple staying here are Jews? Oh, well,
"'She must have mistaken me for when Mr. Willys had moved do
had thought. "Ile has saved me from white beard and dowse, long coat of- ed, Baruch Yankele was in possession
No mention was made at home of laugh if you think it as funny. I some one else,' gasped Madame Yeller, Overland factory to Toledo.
a hundred perils and deaths. Ile is fended Julia. His mention of tradi- of a tin-coin box inscribed, "Help Our
Soon afterwards, Mr. Fitch was
bringing me safely to America—re- tional observances that she had never Children—People's Hebrew School," the old man's work, of the swindler feel more like crying when I think forgetting that she was betraying the
uniting me with lienche, my son. I known or had deliberately forgotten and instructions to turn in his box to who had employed him, of his arrest, that in our dear, free America there fact that she had understood the wo- sent to Elyria, Ohio, to take charge
of what was then Fie Garford 'Sant.
shall spend any days in prayer to Him.: were a continual thorn in her side. Greenberg at an obscure address in for Baruch Yankele's son 85111 daugh- should be so ninny instances of anti- man, who had spoke min Yiddish.
"It seemed that Madame Yeller was This shop becamz the Willys-Over.
I shall bless His holy name from the. Baruch Yankele saw that, despite his the Bronx every evening. In return ter-in-law felt their guilt. They put Semetism."
hour of my awakening to the hour my' patience and forebearance in all that for his efforts 10 cents of every dollar him to bed, tucked him in gently and
"Oh, yells, it really is funny," that woman's daughter-in-law, and land motor plant wore Willys-Knight
blinked away tears as they went out.
eyes are closed in slumber. I shell offended his religious principles in he collected would be his. lie assured
Mossie llilsner, a petite, gay blonde, that she had left her husband when motors were developed. Two ytods
baler Mr. Fitch was brought to To-
l
tell my dear ones in America of his this household, his daughter-in-law Baruch Yankele that this was the Midnight found them talking earnest- rocked herself gleefully. "You seem her daughter was a chi d.
ly
under
the
dining-room
lump,
up-
"What interests me must, and ought ledo to become the supervisor of
beneficience, and together we will despised him. lierwhe was half apold perfectly legitimate manner in which
to think that Miss Saddel is not a
give praise unto Him. •I shall teach getic, half ashamed. It was the odd funds were raised for Hebrew educe- braiding themselves, plumbing the Jewess. I remember her, well, let's to interest you, is the moral I drew service. In that important capacity
His holy word to the multitudes, and tragedy of Americanized children and tion in New York, and that the per- depths of their shallow souls,
• say live years ago. You know, I from this. Whenever I meet a person Mr. Fitch served with capacity and
They went into Baruch Yankele's don't claim to remember farther back. who is very bitter towards the Jews, distinction for seven years.
they will come in throngs in awe and foreign-born parents--the great gulf centage paid to him was very high.
customs
and
Ile resigned from the factory asso-
reverence to speak His praise." between the old world's
now, I shall show you our rams before he had arisen. "Father," Well, I remember her when she was and very delitswate about his or her ciation then to become the vice-presi.
"(.
Benche faltered, "we have something Mollie Sadlokowitz, and her hair was own freedom of being even remotely
A sense of sorrow that he could. the new, which, for the most part, school."
The
i
The stranger led liaruch
dent
and general manager 14 the 0.
narr
1w
to
bridgeas"
to say." He sat down on the edge of jet black, blacker than yours, and she related to the Jews, I immediately be-
scarcely define stole over him when our minds are t , 0
Yankele through many winding
he thought of the welcome he had re- I Baruch Yankele wished to give lie.I streets until they reached a small, the bed, embarrassed by emotion that —Oh, say, what's the use of being a gin to suspect that I am dealing with J. tYatssin Motor Car Company of
Wichita,
Kan. This firm has de-
ceived in Benches a vague 1 brew lessons. His casual mention of dilapidated frame building: Its steps he could not suppress. "Father, we cat. But it did strike me as comical a sport, a variation." --Hebrew Stand.
veloped from a business of 4000 a
were wrong and wicked. We see the when you—"
ant
feeling of embarrassment fur some his intent met with sneers and slurs were flanked by cans of ashes.
Its
year
in
1913
to a $6,11110 lion busi-
offense he had not committed. ! that he could not forget. wooden shutters lay broken on the wrong we have done you and our
"Do you mean to say that she, a
ness in 1920 in the sale and distribu-
children. Last night me made a de-
AO was Friday, and the sun was .
Jewess, would so demean herself as to
"What's the matter? Do you think sidewalk. Children and cats dodged
.
tion of Willys-Knight and Overland
• yot
cision. Edith and Sidney are going
h
Ida h
oft ' stPge
in and out among the ash cans. The
cast opprobrium at her OWII people?"
.
are going t o t u rn y 311 put
cars. It is rated as the largest motor
Benclw. tea Itii441114•41rstait,o1 the P•' iDn't
we• pay your IN are" Julia hail two men stumbled up the steps into to Cheder. They shall know they are • "Well, to can the jawbreakers
ear and accessory house in the south-
Jews. They shall know why and what
lis Island gates.
you're
employing,
young
lady,
would
a
damp,
odorous
hall,
at
the
end
of
us k ed
west.
1
a
Jew
is.
We
have
just
one
rtsmest
to
'
Barucd Yankele had spoken anx-
a which a small door was inscribed. make of you- that you find a school you mind telling me where you were
"Do you know what they
From Wichita, where again Mr.
iously: "Have we far to go, my son? ,
LONDON. — (J. C. B.) — A new
Scachntoesilth-oTudIrmoun,•.
for
them
and
cnroll
them."
brought
up
that
you
do
not
know
An edu.
Will it be sun-down before we sr. Melamed in this country? An
Fitch's success has attracted atten-
wit'w
hin
"is:re' IT :.l e ' " 'i,im
Frs elw
0 that when it comes to slinging mud anti-Zionist conspiracy involving of-
rated beggar!" Benche added.
tion, he is now promoted to the man-
Baruch
Yankele
spent
three
happy
ficials
of
the
civil
and
military
ad-
rive?"
The
teacher
hur.
at
our
own
pc
pile
sonic
of
us
are
the
4 childish voice?.
agership of the important Boston
The words had burned deeply. The •
aughed,
hour—
Benche had Ile
the ele "An
sited
wound teaching of Ilebren—that speech of : ried over as they opened the door. : days visiting all the Talmud Torahs best little stingers you ever saw. ministration in Palestine, who are be-
lieved to be endeavoring to deprive branch of the Willys-Overland.
Why, let me tell you—"
aybe two." W to the II •-nx, Baruch kings—a beggar's calling! The Tel- 1 "Greenberg," he exclaimed, "didn't of the neighborhood, listening, watch
! ing. Finally he made his choice.
its dizzy way
The combined efforts of all the the Zionist Organization of its title
M ELBOURNE.—J, T. A. I - -Lead-
as the Jewish Agency for Palestine,
Yankele divided his t h i•zbt between : mud--beggar's speech! Al Mane well tell you—•'
'' at the ap- I starved, but we loved and respeAcJ I Baruch Yankele's companion placed I "This is an American school," he ' people in the parlor in an attempt
amazement and dear ,
sacred learning! teld his family proudly. "It is not to render the chorus of a popular jazz has been discovered by Dr. Weiz- ing Jewish circles here are evincing
mann,
president
of
the
World
Zionist
much
agitation over the decison of
p roach of the Sah' ..s. The last ! a stubby finger over his lips.
like the Talmud Torahs we had at melody reached their ears, and then
"Don't be a fool, Malkin. This I
warm glow of sunset as deepening : The synagogue where Baruch Yan- .
Organization. Weizmann is reported Justice Mann, declaring invalid the
he me. Here are many rooms and they heard some one say:
into dark as they ste pod within kale went each morning, evening' and l man wants to see the school. Ile will many children. Here is sunshine and
to
have
filed
a
vigorous
complaint
will
of
Samuel Sonick, disinheriting
"Pardon sic, ladies, if I seem to in-
Benche's dap,. The old assn quivered Sabbath was small, has and dusty bring in soma money."
laughter. The children learn the terrupt," Mr. Zander quietly shut the with the authorities of the Colonial his children in event of their inter-
T! , 1
Baruch Yankele failed to hear this faith and tongue of our fathers joy- screen door leading to the porch. and War Offices against this disloyal marriage. The justice ruled that this
with excitement like a maiden who hidden in H Bronx side street.
awaits the man whom the Schadehen reach it he had to pass a half-dazes' wssage at arms for he was hovering fully. They sing. It is beautiful to "Now that I have started them on action, requesting the dismissal of the provision was inapplicable to the chil-
has chosen for her. Benchs's wife motion•picture theaters outside of 'wtween joy at beholding a Talmud hear this ancient tongue sung by their the road to enjoyment, and I think officials concerned.
dren who had reached the age of 21.
lifted to greet Baruch Yant:sle was , which, impationtly waiting, was 5 Torah in actual operation and con- fresh young voices. My children, in they're good for the rest of the af-
bustled forward. The hand that she long queue of young and old ITV's and ternation at the lack of interest and this place I have found the true spirit ternoon and evening, with a little
fat and heavily be-jeweled. When women of his faith. On week-days he' discipline among the pupils.
of America. I did not understand intermission for supper, I can enjoy
her father-in-low kissed her,
he his
had did not notice this spectac le. On On •
dbed
...tudv,
toy little fellow," he ad- your country. You do things here my well-merited rest,"
g
s
au
he wept at it. Children °Dor 1 monisht41, patting a sleek, restless differently—and so much better. You
a sensation of having
"Well, if you are responsible for
mouth with something warm and laughed at his beard and tweaked it as , bead. "Learning is a wonderful thing. accept the old and make it new and this bedlam," said Mossie saucily,
sticky.
he Hissed. Ile visited a Cheder sir twc I Hebrew is the key to the gates of mere glorious. They do not need old "I'd not boast of it, if I were you.
"Well, father, how are you?" she amt asked for employment. They I knowledge and wisdom!"
melameds like me here. But what Furthermore, you have seriously of-
„,. t. a
asked whether he spoke English, and I
asked in English.
jtryous heart, Baruch Yen- matter? I am content to watch and • fended Miss Marnov by including in
h
with
"Nos sogt sic?" Baruch Yankele In they dismissed him when he said that :
'bele took up his collection statics. The rejoice in what your America does." your program a recitation such as has
turn questioned his son.
he did not. America wsa a great dis- ■ shoppers and housewives found it dif-
: been barred in all respectable vaude-
Benche turned impstionely to his
ville houses."
•
'ull
m indeed to refuse a few pennies
wife. "Don't he stupid, Julia. You
aughter,
broughI
his
grand-slaughter,
humbly acknowledge that I am
Edith, hirand-d
hlooki
ng.
or even a nickel
ickel to the
fine-
ought to know that father only speaks the e only joy that Baruch Yankele
blame for not having inquired into
's white-bearded man whose face beam-
I 1 IS .
t
e
nature
of the recitation. But,
days knew. She would nestle in the ed with honesty and sincerity. Once
t o
"Oh, is that so? Fine conversati ms crook of her grandfather's arm and
: presuming that a Jewish young. wont-
Baruch Yankele's zeal received a set-
__
we'll have together then!"
General Motors Building
an of supposedly average intelli-
listen, enthralled, to the stories he told back. A door was slammed in his
Dodge Brothers Power Plant Lead- genre— .
Baruch Yankele caught the import
her, 'sometimes of life in Russia, face and a shrill voice cried, "I'm sick
of the speech, although he could not 9 metimes of Biblical heroes and he-
Ton
1
and
1
log
Feature
of
Sit
Zelda turned her head slowly to-
of you schnorrers." Shame surged
understand the words themselves.
.•ines. She worshipped him—adored through his blood then, and he thought
.
wards Mr. Zander, and said earnest-
Vehicle.
"My son, let peace prevail in your . i:n. In the frequent quarrels with
ly, "Of course, no one can blame you.
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of Benche saying, "A melamed is an
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:
home on the Sabbath."
' her parents, she instinctively took his educated beggar!" Toward night-fall
A Jewish girl would he the last one,
It was just as hard to greet the : I
ruck field four years naturally, one would think of as de-
he crawled on numb, leaden feet to
children. Sidney came forward first, part, gravitating to his side even
Entering
the t of other trucks al- .I i liver
with dozens
n
g such an awful, anti-Semitic
wl en she barely understood the mean- Greenberg's address, turned in his box ago
a large boned, ungainly boy with . i • • of their talk. Often when he had and received happily' single dollar. ready competing for supremacy, Gra
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2843 East Grand Blvd., at Oakland
crafty black eyes and an awkwari
ham Brothers, with plants at Detroit recitation."
,'turned to the solitary comfort of
"After
my strenuous efforts to en-
The next morning his feet were
maiden He looked down at his h'9 room and his books he heard
and Evansville, Ind., have quickly lighten you, why do you go out of
swollen
and
his
limbs
were
stiff
and
,
grand'asher's shoes while the kitty
:slith's voice, muffled by the interven- sore. He tried to use them but could won their way to the front rank. A vour way to show. your ignorance, When BETTER AUTOMOBILES me Built, BUICK Will Build Them
greeted I im. .
distinctive feature of Graham Broth-, Zelda, dear?" queried Mossie. "I was
, ing walls, in argument with her mo-
"A fine MI boy, Benche, ready for , [her. Once, after one of these ses- not. He lay back and closed his eyes. o rs truck is its Dodge Brothers Power just telling her before you came out
"If I don't come he will find another
his Bar Mitz,a, eh?"'
I sions, Edith burst into her grand-
Plant. The truck is marketed curia- here, Mr. Zander, that when it comes
Benche colored a trifle and smiled father's room. "Zaide, I've got good man!" he thought. He felt under his sively by Dodge Brothers dealer or- to saying mean things about the
pillow and encountered the crisp
weakly.
news for you. blether says, if I stop smoothness of the dollar bill. The ganization. Jews, some of us are more ready than
"Ile has not begun yet," he slur- nagging her and arguing with her, I
Light and powerful and sturdily the worse Jew-haters.
h
courage
tree
,
Thh
touch
money gays him
murred.
can light Sabbath candles!" They
"But it doesn't seem plausible," in-
gth . "Teodtay I constructed, Graham Brothers trucks
f it lent him strength.
hugged each other joyously.
am
experienced
carry
1 ton and 1% ton loads at a sisted Zelda.
will do better.
I
"It's so, nevertheless," retorned Mr.
The break in months of tension now," he thought. lie wrenched him- safe speed of 20 to 30 miles an hour.
came on an evening at dinner time. self from his bed and went niechani. Real versatility has been shown by Zander. "Do you know what I call
When Baruch Yankele had asked for rally through the routine o f d ress ing, the makers in providing body types such people? Sports. A sport, in
a knife at the table, there was none that cover the whole field of business scientific terms, is one of a species
Julia regarded him curiously AS he
to spare and Julia had risen irritably. shambled out of the door. Edith ran needs, and each type is shipped from that differs from the normal type.
Through the open door he had seen after him, calling, "Grandpa, I have Detroit or Evansville, Ind., complete One of the distinguishing features of
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the sports in our• minds is the fact
that she wiped the butter from a something to tell you," but he did not •with cab and body.
kitchen knife with a dry dish towel stop. His whole thoughts were cen-
Commenting on the approval Gra- that they tell the nastiest jokes about
ham Brothers truck has won among Jews, they are the most carping crit-
and brought it to the table.
tered upon the agonizing movements
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"It is milchig. I cannot use it for of his limbs. The day was fair and owners everywhere, Thomas J. Doyle, ics, and they insist most upon their
7345 Woodward Ave.
meat," Baruch Yankel had protested: the streets were filled with jostling local Dodge Brothers dealer, says : Christian virtues. Let me tell you
"Benche, did you ever hear the like
"It is certain that Dodge Brothers of an interesting case.
"In my class at the university was
of that? Ile', never satisfied. Ile II : baby
carriages
and promenading
mothers.
The mechanical
act of ex- never would have permitted their
never be satisfied until he has made , tending his box and making his short name to be associated with this truck a young woman named Mignonette
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Yeller,
pronounced a la Francaise.
• rabbis of us all. I'm sick of it."
plea became laborious, and after a if they had not first satisfied them-
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elye. When I first met her I took
Benche opened his mouth is reply: while he forgot even that and thought selves that it was thoroughly reliable V
it
for
granted
that
she
was
a
Jewess.
"Julia, please on t aggravate• ;your- only of finding a place to sit down, and that it offered the owner advan-
68.78 Brady St.
She, however, quickly dispelled my
self—."
(East of 3700 Woodsard)
His wife went on: "I cook, wash Twice janitors drove him from apart- tages which could not be obtained
doubts by speaking of her French
wash meat house steps. The distant view in other equipments already on the
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ancestry. She looked more Jewish
clean for him, and he's not saistietd. of an open square revived his hopes. market.
than either of us, but I was willing
7736 Grand River An.
Nothing's good enough for him. Over The sight of its crowded benches
"Comparative figures reveal some to let the French have her She was
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in the old country he hadn't even a .
dashed them down again. As he stood interesting facts about the field of 1 a snob of snobs. I was in my senior
piece of bread to est. Here we give irresolute at a crossing, undecided ton and 1SS ton trucks. Compared
year, and it so happened that a very
him the best there is and he complains, w . '.
whether to turn hack, go on, or sink with the average of 50 other leading dear friend of mine, Wilfred Hopkins,
complains all the time. All he linows exhausted where he stood, a man ap-
Ili ton trucks, Graham Brothers 1% u-as chosen class president. Hopkins
is preaching, praying and cemplain•
proached. Automatically he extended , ton truck not only weighs 1,500 and I were almost inseparable. We
ing. If some people had to earn their,
his coin box. The man stopped. He pounds less, but is 4950 below the were called the Siamese tails. His
more than she Roebter
ford they wouldn't complain no much."
, looked at the box intently', and then average price of the other 50. The dad -vas wealthy ) and one of the pow-
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Bencb c r` se t ' his feet ' 1 wan' erked it out of the old man's hand.
horsepower rating of its Dodge e-. .5 political circles, and upon him
ysu t., remember that he is my fa-
"Who gave you this?" he asked. Brothers motor is 24.6, which is 2 to Miss Magnonette Veller cast her deep
ther," he began. Baruch Yankele in-
4
more
h.
p.
than
the
average
of
Baruch
Yankele
1
Was puzzled. He re-' 2
black eves. As a result, Hopkins and
terrupted him.
$
"Your wife is right, my son. The cited all that he knew about Greenberg 50 other IS ton trucks or 50 1 ton
and a few of his retainers were
more then the Towing Ca.
he launched into trucks. Graham Brothers 1 ton truck frequently invited to the home of
bread of idleness is bitter bread. You . and the school
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keep me here, though my ways are the story of his own wrongs. The , is 650 pounds below the average Madame Desire Yeller. That was the
not your ways. You would net let me stranger interrupted him: "I guess weight of 50 other 1 ton trucks, and name that greeted us above the door
find pupils for Hebrew lessons. I you'll have to tell that to the judge." sells for $400 less. And the cost of bell we rang when we reached Migno-
could not follow my calling. So be it. lie pocketed the money contained. "I'll , repair parts for Graham Brothers nette's home. We soon learned that
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trucks. both 1 ton and 1% ton size, the name belonged to her mother,
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I shall earn my bread in another take this. Come along!"
way." Then he broke down and sob-
Although Baruch Yankele protested runs just about 50 per cent lower whom we met. Madame Yeller, it —
All Mar 1. a. b. rectory
who
,'
seemed,
was
an
artistic
milliner,
bed. "Setter, far better, to have died that the money belonged to Greenberg than for other trucks of the same ca.
supplied the ideas, as she herself told
of hunger than to have reached Amer- and the Hebrew school, drawing a pacity.
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ica!" Baruch Yankele shut himself large
crowd by his protestations, he • Graham Brothers truck is cord tire us, wherewith the headgear for the
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in his room and the whole ngiht he , was urgently propelled for a few equipped, with rear 34x5s on the I very wealthy who could afford it was
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prayed and wept. I blocks to a large stone building with ton type and rear 36x6s on the Pi made.
"She certainly knew how to put on
Once he heard whispers outside— green lamps. They showed him a ton truck. The types moat in demand
Mt)
She
Benche's voice, anxious: "God knows bench, and told him to sit down. He at present are stake bodies, canons the dog, did Madame Veller.
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talked like • character out of the
what tell d ,, Julia; he may kill him stretched his number limbs and eased bodies, express bodies and school bus
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novels,
and
she
al-
cheaper
French
self." his swollen feet with a sense of real bodies.

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