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of • whole season in Chicago and }fa-
other in New York and was originally
Russia where Jewish education has
produced by Sam II. Harris with
town forbidden all along, a rumor was
her feeble fingers. Rebecca made no
George Sidney, famous comedian, in
spread at Kiev Chedarim Hebrew
the leading role. It is one of the most
attempt to draw away.
she whispered
Charles Shohl, president of the human stories ever written and tells
"Rivkah!
schools) had been permitted to reopen.
Union of American Hebrew Congre- the story of a sweet-minded man who
hoarsely. "When did you light the
This
intelligence
spread
like
wildfire
--
gations is in receipt of an editorial
village
Shobhas lights? They have never
two through the Jewish settlements in
gees to a small New England
III.—With
of his
from a Boston newspaper praising
re
acti ■ ity past the hundreds of towns all through the Rabbi Joseph S. Kornfeld, for his and is thrown out on account
i
winGii N
i Rebecca glanced at her grand- gone Suddenly
out before.
Rebecca threw back her tve(e-7kilsA oliii'ilA
exceptional
faith. The play is one of
l"
of
the
Ilillel
Foundation
for
Itivkah
long-standing
oil
!
"Rivkah
land it Bent a thrill through the heartc efforts in settling a
drama, remarkable suspense and a
voice of the sick seaman sound- I mother RIld decided it were unwise to head. A wild hysterical laugh broke
of
td The
more fretful than usual an painful tell her that ,he hod fomotten to light frt ni her, but no words came from lead
of thouFands of Jenrish parents who concession dispute. Rabbi Kornfeld love story that stands out as one
ersBy
of
Illinois
are
pausing
to
the
was appointed Minister to Persia by
stage to-
her pare et lips. Like magic
hacking cough, that punctured her tee amp ,
nd—al- take breath and to ma ,( a hurried had been forced either to see their President Harding, who was a per- the classics of the American
,
'S 0 f
i 1,110ra
•
" ino; t as a vision that a dying woman surrey of the work.
sonal friend of his and is planning day.
grow up i
h il
she called, "Yigdal
10 cdren
• " and as • in a
•
, The Foundation opened Nov. u- e se rything Jewish ar t risk then . heavy soon to return to America to resume
see.
dream she left the room. Once in the might
ion
for
parents
nail
st
Coughing piteously and trembling with a me pt
his rabbinical work.
kitchen, she leant NV i (ari ly against the
Terror-stricken,
Rebecca
wall to think. Why had she forgot- violently
she cursed
Rivkah flung
with her-
all dents. Nov. 10 was Dad's day at the penalties noted out to those who had
The editorial which appeared in the
university and a number of parents oeen secretly transgressing this ty-
ten? Everything happened at once. her failing strength.
Persian paper praising Rabbi Korn-
nnical law.
s
it
dd
Jacob had been cleaned for Shobbas,
feld's diplomacy follows:
„ rat., irtess uslotoo of
t this rrun tti. (irli,i,hru )n ni arc
The reception began .
A :
of p
their meagre meal attended to, her self on her knees, and clutched fran- s t u dents.
"The passage of the northern oil
, ‘‘, football
.
t
l game be-
after
the were
foo visiting
father had not returned Irma the tically at the old woman, who had from
out , of
town
the ra
me diately
bill and the authorization for the
-
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children
to
Kiev
ill
order
that
there,
011
,
.
1S IS1
granting of the concession to Amer-
chevra, a nd in the worry and respon- fallen back exhausted on the spring- ,
ttimed until 10 o'cloek. Members of
looked the
candlesng she had over- 4, s bed.
companies is considered a bril-
I d everythi
sibility
"Ni,,
no!" her
she hand
cried came
hysterically.!
.inois
and
Suddenly
in contact tween
the student
council
the foundation
a strange
town
and the
among
hosts
and of
hostesses
to the in
era,
they may
enjoy
clime etrang-
of ac- ican
. Afraid of Bubo
quiring a Jewish education denied to liant triumph for the diplomacy of
Eitel yet more afraid to light the oNo, not that, please, no--"
acted RS
them at home, while many others aim- the American Government which cre-
visitors.
atcd applausive repercussion in favor
lanip 011 Shobbas, Rebecca could find
re
Although this was the formal open- ply moved their entire families to that
no solution to the problem. At last with something cold—very cold. She'
AND
- ing, the foundation has been in use town, leaving everything in the shape of hte l'ersian Parliament's prud-
the
shape
of
Mrs.
Smith,
sorang
back
hastily,
and
gazed
into
ence, intelligence, and independence
an idea 111
of worldly possessions behind them."
1,
the
Jewish
students
for
several
the goya, presented itself to Rebecca's the staring eyes of her dead grand
of thought. For from the standpoint
mother!
mind.
lock a Bible
"Mrs. Smith, grannie calls for you Timidly she crept nearer fascinated weeks. On alternate
Sunday
eve-
This again
is a tale
today
and proves
,• , once
the of love
of learning
in- of both Governments, it is an unde-
i o'clock,
in
so sings
study
class
and
a c assaapplied
herent 111 the Jew in the war-turn niable mural success.
to bring in the Shobbas lamp to her, by the awful figure on the bed.
from
7 to
8:30
"We therefore congratulate the Per-
Al S • r i'1111IS and what sacrifices he is re-
was
ence
was terrible after Jewish ethics meets. Dr.
and I have forgotten to light it. Strange—strange;
everything
, sian nation for having invited the
bring up on its alter.
Generator, Ignition,
pared
uie t. The sil
for nte tngry
dl es wishes.
words
of
the
dead
women.i,1
the
department
of
history
of
the
the
aim
of
the
antral
Relief,
13
Astor
American
capitalists to exp lot
Quick, light these her can she
C
or
" , qhe a
as cockney,
s h
them to
t a k Smith,
nt al
Battery Service
Mrs.
a sturdy
who I Rebecca longed to get away—to university presides at the ethics class. playe, New York City, to bring educa- natural resources of the country, and
came to keep the few scraps of fire hide, to laugh, to cry. Yet she still ]Hinny
been availing
students
themselves
of the campus
of the study
have lion—Jewish education, particularly, also convey to the Honorable Minister
t
of the United States our heartiest
burning on Sabbath, looked pityingly stood as in a trance, gazing at the, conveniences offered by the founda- to those who are at the presen
the
on the girl. I quiet form on the bed. At last she lion. In the large foundation rooms unable to get it by their own effort, gratitude for his sacrifices for
whispering
owing to the disorganization and pov- sake of Persia and his unshakable
Jacob's Mrs.
Was roused
Im by
hungry.
Smith's stud y tables are provided. Writing
confidence
in
and
optimism
regarding
"Beccy, you're a dead beat, dearie,"
erty brought on by the war and the
"ReccY,
'materials are also ready for the stu-
up
I 'l
l er
' fix
disturbances that followed in its duke. her future. And we hope that through
she said. " Rest
can- gone, and I'm all all alone in the dent's use.
with
the old, 'women oright
a bit, and
I dark." Jacob could read the Torah
The open forum committee has been Central Relief brings schools and the esteemed of of His xcellency
A :d
the Persian and American people will
much
a afraid
1
.
slag."
like a man yet s he
was
as
other children. As in one of the most aggressive elements technical training to over 250,000
The look of fear on Rebecca's face of the drill as
in the foundation. Their first at- of young Jews and Jewesses in many be largely benefited in the near fu-
lands
of
Europe
and
Asia,
Palestine
dream,
Rebecca
went
into
the
other
tempt
resulted
in
suuring
Sigmund
ture.
puzzled her.
I
included. It supports communal in-
"Don't yet worleridt , she won't never room, and gathered the cold and cry-
Mrs.
Smith
was
a
kind-hearted
'
ing
little
Jacob
in
her
arms,
and
!
Livingston
of
Bloomington,
Ill.,
as
the
"Welcome Stranger" at Majes-
.
stitutions
of
all
sorts
in
the
com-
first speaker. The meeting, held at
know," she consoled.
' ht him near the remains of the I the u
Temple Sinai in Champagne, was munities where they are most needed.
Wholesalers and Distributors
bro ght
tic.
e
secod
n
speaker
It
rebuilds
the
social
and
intellectual
woman, with a sturdy bunch of chit-
u fire to await his father.
d I" . as ed the e ' , wl attended. Th
.
• Yigdal?"
dren
saes Judge Harry Fisher of Chicago, life of our people after these have
teen of her own; the fears and "8-.
The famous Aaron Hoffman com-
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' "Will I situ, Y
been ruthlessly destroyed by the cruel edy, "Welcome Stranger," will again
' who packed the temple to capacity.
war and pogroms and strifes. Central
' "Yes," said Rebecca.
she could understand.
and Supplies
be presented by the Woodward Play-
And
in
a
sweet,
childish
treble
he
She lit the lamp ,and, with a sigh,
Russian Jews Travel Hundreds Relief makes it possible for the Jew- ers at the Majestic Theater, as the
ish scholar to pursue his studies of our attraction for next week. It was pro-
commenced to sing.
marched stiffly into the room.
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School.
,;
,
,
!
Nothing
else
broke
the
strange
quiet
I
"'Ere you are," she said cheerfully
sacred books. It furnishes the means du•ed before by them during the first
and
but the monotonous drip, drip of the ,
Detroit
whereby the spiritual life of the Jew year they occupied the Majestic
"and 'ow are you feelin' now , mum
.'
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From the Russo-Jewish newspapers
Fitel shook her head pettishly, n but outside. So they sat; Jacob sing-
the world over may continue to func-
us we glean the following,
beckoned Mrs. Smith right to her bed- , ing and Rebecca thinking, casting
tion as it has functioned gloriously for Theater.
"Welcome Stranger" has a record
frightened glances to the corner where very eloquent, news item:
side.
I
,,In many cities and towns of Soviet the past thousands of years.
Slowly she raised her feeble fingers , F • t 1 , body lay , waiting for their

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over the pale light; reverent y s e
commenced the blessing. Rebecca
stood in the doorway gazing fearfully
on the picture before her.
As the fi rst word escaped Buba
Fitel's lips the first candle spluttered
and died, and dropped noisily to the
groan d. Ere that had fallen, the sec-
and one followed, and the empty lamp
shook in the trembling hand of Mrs.
Smith. Superstition had overcome
her, and with a frightened look she

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