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ROSH HA-SHANAH GREETINGS

Prince Ephron kept the sacred days
At least,
of Israel's faith.
If fasts him irked, he never shirked
Come listen to a merry song about a
a singfle holy feast;
merry %eight—
And on the Days of l'enitence, w as
The sovereign of all topers he, Eph-
none, in West or East,
ron the Prince that bight;
That, more than he, kept gullet-free
Ile strict forbade that any lad who
from water.
aimed to live aright
Tibet would make him whine and
Should ever drink a drop—a drop of
fret; through Tammuz he would
water!
bawl;

lie noted in the vote of the faculty.
Only lit of the Ills professors voted
confidence to the Jewish professor.
The Socialist students supported Ile,
Jewish comrades, while the exce,otc
rowdyism was charged to the te, h-
ers. The German national students
at Vienna joined their Prague c..I.
leagues against the Jews and mg.
When with his court he sate at board,
And sore he'd moan and fast he'd
a percentage norm. During the same
they always brought hint tint,
groan, in•Ab for Zion's fall,
week Jewish students in 11'arsaw were
A bowl of twenty flagons fur to slake Till by the ninth too weak he'd grown,
beaten in outbreaks in the Polish cap-
his royal thirst;
to
try to fast at all;
itol.
Then he'd fall to, and crunch and
Yet still he strict abstained—from
The immediate result of these out-
chew until you thought he'd burst.
drinking water.
breaks was the formation of tem-
But never stop to drink a drop—of
porary Jewish self-defense corps in
water
Roumania and Poland. In Austria the
'tom Kippurim his eyes went dim,
labor units of Vienna defended the
with anguish of the soul,
Each morn Prince Ephron said his
call
Jews of that city and put an end to
prayers before he broke his fast— So by the Din it was no sin to
a planned attack on the Jewish com-
for plate and bowl;
"Good Lord!" he'd cry. "My mouth is
munity.
try, my tongue and lips stick fast; But down his cheeks in salty streaks
The anfi-Semitism rampant through-
the tears ■ if guile would roll,
My throat's On fire, my heart's a pyre,
out Central Europe has lien described
And once in every year he tasted
my frame's a furnace vast,
in a stateinent by Paul Smoke - , the
water.
Oh quench my flames with drink--
one Jewish tn•ntlir of the Hungarian
but not with water'
National Assembly, published in the
Amends, indeed, he made full meed.
New York Nation of Jan. 8, 1923,
Authorized Buick Station Using Genuine
Each month he'd keep Purim
"Make haste, dear frit-nth, for love of
who wr o te among others:
The four cups he made forty—every
God and my immortal soul,
Buick Parts.
"After a period of terror lasting
night Led Shimmurim; .
And fetch me good wine in my lordly
for three years, the pressure of for-
Succoth, Sh'buoth, Kiddush and Bab-
silver bowl;
(-ion opinion and the movement toward
Oh, that's the thing to heart a king
dallah were good to him—
consolidation within the country, have
Be sure his cup of blessing wasn't
and make a sick man whole-
•
brought to Hungarian Jewry a cer-
water
liut spoil it not; Oh, 81)011 it not, with
tain respite, notwithstanding .1w fact
water!
that the anti-Semitic regime goes '
•
Whene'er it rained or threatened
Cherry 2956
In this spell of calm, which may be
rain, at home would Ephron stay; •
451 E. Lafayette
"The harm that water does to folk, if
but an interval before the storm
"If clouds were wine-vats and their
that you doubt," says he,
breaks
again,
it
will
lie
well
to
give
showers strong drink," he used to
4
"There's quite a hit in Holy Writ, for
somlo.
a little thought to the horror of the
say,
everyone to see;
— — — — — — —
tinies through which we have paused.
It hie me out the storms to flout,
Examples few, I think will do, to
To recount all the injustices, the pvr-
and bask in them all dav-
make you say with me,
seeutions and the tortures whic't had
l'hat danger lurks in every drop of "But what's the use of 'ifs,' " he
to be endured and, to some vstellt, are
said--"or water!"
water.
still being endured by the Jewish polo
ulation of Hungary is not nit-rely dsf-
"There's Noah's flood—that near "If 'stead of brine, the waves were
tit•ult, but is actually inowssilde."
wine, of vintage line," quoth he,
made mull of all the world then
The daily outbreaks in Bur r.; r ,,
"I'd wish to be a Jonah's fish a'swim-
known--
1:..11111A11111, Austria and other coon-
TRUCK TIRES
ming in the sea;
The Nile—wherein by tyrants vile,
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None other Eden would I ask to all
our baby boys were thrown—
years, have given evidence of a
And
the
Red
Sea—where
•Pharaoh's
eternity—
PNEUMATIC TIRES
ontinuol anti-Semitic drive through-
But for our sins God made the sea
host went down like any stone
, tit Europe. In B'arsaw, following .
Now what were flood and Nile and
of water!
MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS I the execution of the Catholic Vicar,
sea but water
1 General Butehkatvitch, by Soviet Rus-
"For had he sent a flood of wine—in
sia, Jews were attacked, funerals were
Photo by Gainsboro Studios.
24-Hour Truck Tire Service.
"There's Moses—meekest shepherd
Noah's time, you know,
stopped and mourners dispersed, and
arolyn Ruth, lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacobs (Margery
he, of an unruly flock--
Our patriarch had built no ark, to be
rabbis were threatened with death on
Simon) of 1669 Burlingame avenue.
Yet lost the Promised Land because,
shut in, below;
the ground that they were responsi-
HOSE — BELTING — PACKING
in rage, he struck the rock;
In such a tide, Oh, none had died—
ble for the anti-Catholic persecutions
If
blame
to
him,
no
shame
to
him,
but all cut up Ohio—
in Soviet Russia. While the Poles r,
certificates are issued to Roumanians
Elreco Lubricating Oils.
LUE CERTIFICATES
for sure 'twos quite a shock
And that's why rivers, rains and seas
were conducting this anti-Jewish cm-
and red certificates to Jews, Ilungari-
To hear the people grumble so—for
are water!"
FOR
ROUMANIANS;
RED
natle, the rabbis of Poland and the
Germans and Serbs.
Experienced Advisers of Correct Equipment.
water!
'
FOR THE MINOR (TIES' an'
('oiled States were sending protests
• •
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'The paper, while protesting against
to Russia against these persecutions.
this, admit, that the registration of- "Look ye, how pride," he often cried, Prince Ephron (peace upon his soul!)
Following a protest against the out-
in
fices are quite within their rights
"makes for contracted view;
lies sleeping in the dust
breaks against the Jews in the Polish BUCH A REST.— (J. T. A. Correa- issuing distinctive certificates. The
attacked Pondence)--The Mosul Minoritatilor,
Your glass-blowers now, from potters Until that day when, sages say, the
Sejni, Jewish deputies were
the organ of the Roumanian minori- Treaty of Trianon and the Minority
well might learn — and tinkers,
sinful and the just
aunt .t
ties, reports that the registration of- Agreement of Pans, it writes, pre-
Shall rise to meet their due reward.
too!
Loss of Great Jews.
FLINT
the
lass
to
tires
in
Roumania
are
issuing
different
scribes
that
every
person
in
the
court-
Then, let us humbly trust,
This
thing
they
call
a
wine-glass,
DETROIT
The past year has Seen
1111- try shall enjoy equal rights, but it
lo . -ould hold a drop of Nor he, nor we, shall crave in vain
Jewry of some of its greatest leaders. rolored certificates'to the various
705 Brush Street
SM. mikes no stipulation as to the color of
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for water!
Internationally, the death of Dr. Max tonalities so that the police call
Phone 6292
Nordau, Dr. Alexander Nlarmorek and at it glance who are Roumanians. Blue certificates.
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THE BALLAD OF EPHRON, ' But I'm not
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Eliezer In Yehudah has taken from
the Zionist movement three giants
that 110 single generation van hope to
replace.
• The death of Dr. Emil G. Hirsch of
Chicago has taken from American
Israel one of its most brilliant schol-
ars, and the hots of Simon Wolf has
taken from as our spokesman at
Washington. Dr. Joseph Krauskopf
is another scholar and constructive
worker for Israel whose death is
credited to 5683. Peter Schweitzer,
great American Zionist; Dr. Baer Ep-
stein, Jewish National Fund leader;
Albert Lucas, secretary of the Joint
Distribution Committee; Morris Ro- •
senfeld, Yiddish poet; A. B. Seelen-
freund, national B'nai B'rith secre-
tary; Louis Levin, nationally known
social worker, and Rabbi Martin
Mayer of San Francisco, are among
the others whom we have lost (luring
the past year.
The year that just closed has led
us to the road for constructive nation-
al efforts. The coming year should
mark a year of great accomplishments
—spirtually, nationally, religiously.
Thu mountains of Judah are in labor.
May they once more produce the Lion
of Judah.

SEASON'S GREETINGS

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And, with sharp shoulders,
Bristle for a chance
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Until their perfect line is rid
Of that unsightly place--
A truant, a disgrace.

And SO I, all alone, defy
My rows of disapproving books;
I keep them from that empty place
with care;
I smile back at their still rebuff;
I keep that bookless spot quite clean
and bare—
Because you borrowed it ...
Oh, that's enough!
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But I am obstinate and stern
With these good hooks I love;
I move them oft with tender hands
From that black cavity,
While they scowl darkly through the
days,
Their titles stare with gravity.

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My bookshelf has an empty place;
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On either side—
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Like a fine row of teeth
From which one tooth is gone.

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666 West Warren Avenue

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A Happy and
Prosperous New Year
To All Our
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Ile who has more learning than good
works is like a tree with many
branches but few roots, which the
first wind throws on its face; whilst
he whose works are greater than his
knowledge is like a tree with many
roots and fewer branches, but which
all the winds of heaven cannot uproot.
—The Talmud.

Without knowledge there can be
nelthet true morality nor piety — The
Talmud.

healthful good times mothers and children

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"'THINK of the fun, the romping play, the

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1 Lager brake drums.

2 Heavier wheels.

3 Pressure oiled chassis.

4 Improved valve mech-

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5 Improved Rayfield
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6 More convenient gear
shift.

7 New type spark and
throttle control.

8 New instrument
board—oval panel.

9 Non-glaring reflectors
in headlights.

10 Thicker upholstery in

omit models
11 Do.per front sears-

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Velour upholstery,
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