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ALEVETROITAWISII HRONICLE
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Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc.
Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor
Jacob H. Schakne, Business Manager
Entered as Second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postoffice at
Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
General Offices and Publication Building
850 High Street West
few Jewish college boys realize the possibilities in that
great Jewish college society—The Menorah Society,
wherein all Jewish boys may meet on an equal footing
and there discuss and do things that will prove beneficial
to not only themselves, but to Judaism and society.
We once heard a Jewish boy at college remark,
"Don't talk to him, he is a member of our rival frat." You
may expect great things from such a college product.
You may expect that some day he'll make a first class
snob. Is it any wonder that one little Jewish boy in the
North-Woodward section in Detroit admonished his little
sister not to play with a certain other little Jewish girl
living on the same street, saying, "Don't play with her,
didn't both dad and mother say they weren't the kind of
people we should associate with?"
Praised be the lad who conquers fraternity life, but
usually the fraternity conquers him.
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DIGESTING Mei
WEEK'S NEWS!
By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ
f
OF
01lithren's Qiorner
The Warsaw Volksze Rung, the organ
TRUST
of the Bundists, is the cause of a ser-
ies of riots between Orthodox and rad-
By Eva Camindry of East Tawas,
ical Jewish youths. The reason for
Mich.
the riots is the placing on sale of the
radical Jewish newspaper on Satur-
In the schoolroom tho' we sit
days. Orthodox youths, resenting the
Just across the aisles;
desecration of the Sabbath day, as-
Thu' in friendly words we chat;
sault the radical boys, and rioting is
Between us stretches miles.
the order of the day
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This house has been like a drenin:
A Growing Problem.
In the same room and same class; palace, so splendid, so good and no
At the root of the growing trouble Tho' we study and we shirk,
To insure publication, all correspondence and news matter must
pleasant! 1 didn't know that there
reach this office by Tuesday evening of each week.
Anton Lang, the actor who plays the role of is a great problem. It is something All will want to pass.
was so much kindness in this world.
more than the selling o• of a newspaper
My mother may have been as kind as
"Christus" in Oberammergau, is visiting America. Natur- on the Sabbath day. It is the begin-
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle invites correspondence on subjects
Tho'
we
act
and
work
the
same;
the kind ladies who take care of
rally the reporters must interview him. So one of the ning of a movement of irreligion and In our mind and in our heart
of interest to the Jewish people, but disclaims responsibility for an
now, and hundreds of other boy s had
indorsement of the views expressed by the writers.
a
move-
first questions asked Mr. Lang when disembarking was perhaps anti-religior . It is
Different feelings, different tastes;
girls, right here in this great and
"'what do you think of the flapper?" Mr. Lang ob- ment which will marl k an aping by the We are worlds apart.
warm and cheerful house. But I can't
of Poland of the practices of
feel altogether sure even about that
served that "flapperism" was not a menace to society, Jews
their American bra thren. Already
as it has been a terribly long while
we know it, and we feel it,
and that the girls must have their "fling." "America is a the Warsaw Volksze itung is compar- Yes,
since I last saw her alive. A:. I so
And we do not want to fight;
good country," continued Mr. Lang, despite all our other ing the tolerance ol American Jews We know God will help us thru' all; much has passed over my head ,Inc,
iniquities. A few days later Mr. Lang was escorted by a with the intolerance of the Jews of God will make it right!
that fatal day when mamma was kill
The Symposium conducted by the Chronicle, "What reception committee to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, where Poland. It points out that in the
ed, without any reason or cause as
United States Yiddis h newspapers are
Has the Year 1924 in Store for the Jew," reveals the state he was shown our giant battleships, with their giant published and sold oi n Saturdays with-
(Editor's Note:—Our column this could see it by the bandit, our h..usi
set on fire by the same evil man whi
week
is
written
entirely
by
Miss
Eva
of mind of men in all walks of life, and the revelation is cannon. "They're simply wonderful!" he exclaimed when out the occurance o f scandals. Thus,
almost killed me as well, that I hoe
of East Tawas, Mich. You
looking into the mouth of a giant cannon. How unlike while it is at present necessary to res- Caminsky
really forgotten that there were all'
anything but heartening or inspiring.
rriers from the will note that Eva has written both kind people living in this world, u
cue
newspaper
ca
Men have become sceptical. All vision and imagina- the man whom he portrays back home in Oberammergau. hands of enraged Or thodox Jews, it is the poem and the short story. Eva that there was anything sweet an
to write short stories, and she
pleasant in it any longer.
tion seems inhibited ; the joy of prophesy seems to have Christ would perhaps have said, "What a goodly number merely a matter of g uessing as to how likes
plows one of these cannon would make." Acting a part soon the order of t bingo will be re- promises to write more of them for It would be impossible for me,
dried up, for the world has been so full of hatred, bitter- of
column. But we are not satisfied
for anyone, for that matter, to de
does not always communicate the spirit of the part to versed; as to when i t may become nec- this
ness and fault-finding, that all seem afraid to hazard an the actor.
essary for Orthodox Jews to seek re- with the few contributions we have. Scribe fully what I, and unnumhere
We want more of them. This is your thousands of others like me, have gon
e
fact
that
an
ir-
conciliation
with
th
opinion, lest they be held up to ridicule, or criticized for
religious spirit is growing in our column, and we will let you write all through in those years of misery an
an unpopular opinion. And what is more so many predic-
ranks. An example has been shown in of it. Now, how many of our young hardship. During those days, seen
free countries like he United States, readers will respond with contribu- ingly endless, I felt as if I had bee
tions based upon ordinary world events have been found
France and Engler d, and it is diffi- tions? In an early issue we will an- abandoned by the entire world, the
unsound and inadequate, that men no longer dare say
cult to say to what xtent the Jews of nounce a series of prize contests for
n g h i s
We
have
received
word
that
former
Assemblyman
care
a ed for e n m in this
what will happen next. They fear any expansive emo- Nathan D. Shapiro of New York was refused accommo- Eastern Europe wi II imbibe aasimil- our young contributors to this section no
world or was even thi nk i ng
and that my troubles will never in
tion, lest it prove to be merely an illusion or a product of dations at the Hotel Traymore, Atlantic City, because ationist ways. Thi s much we know: of The Chronicle.)
That the young am( ng the newcomers
to an end. hew I felt then, how
the thought fathered by the wish.
he is a Jew. Mr. Shapiro, who is a lawyer, wrote to the to this country arri vehere almost en•
cried during the long days and I, ■ ne
SCHOOL PARTIES
Our contributors hesitate, falter, evade and who can Traymore on his professional stationery asking for reser- tirely Americanize( 1 as far as cast-
nights will never be told.
ties are con-
But the sun shone again for me
blame them! Who has seen a new revelation; who has vations. He was very politely informed that they were ing off Jewish-relig ious
By Eva Caminsky of East Tawas,
cerned. There is cause for alarm.
all his glory when the man from Ce
Mich.
really been shown the light by a higher intelligence in all unable to take care of him. So Mr. Shapiro wrote for ac- While our hopes ua ril now were fas-
tral Relief, 13 Astor place, New
commodations for Mr. and Mrs. John King, his colored toned on the Ear opean Jews, who
City, appeared on the scene and re
this welter of strife, hatred and bloodshed?
"Rosie, are you going to the school cued me from all this hopeless miser
expected to keep alive the re-
It is apparent that all are anxious for new dispensa- chauffeur and wife, asking for a reply by wire. The Tray- were
ligious fires of Jude ism, conditions are party?" called Sadie to her friend. A new life then opened before III
more
wired
back
that
reservations
were
made
for
Mr.
and
tion, all are eager for this new day of peace, tranquillity
ge. The time is
not," she added.
a new life and a new future ham
Mrs. King. Of course, King doesn't sound nor read as beginning to chan with the prob- "I'm
"I wont if you don't, but you know ness. I am now housed in a grew
and happiness. But in the minds of men there lies hidden Jewish as Shapiro. This sort of event is the cue for many ripe for a reckonil ng
lems that already a ppear to be mark- it's the first party, and I'd like to see warm house with pleasant people au
the fear and suspicion that unprecedented catastrophies
what they're like this year."
of our co-religionists to flock to the Traymore. For isn't ing our future.
kind. I am as happy as can be, al
"Oh, they're always the same," re- am gradually overcoming the memo
are just around the corner, and the everlasting scapegoat,
it perfectly grand to be "admitted" to a hotel where the
plied Sadie; "besides, you know how ies of those dreadful days. It will
Jews Who Are Anti-Semites.
the Jew, shall be the greatest sufferer.
sign over the door reads "No Jews Wanted."
"There are some Jews any one of they treat us."
a long while yet before they will
Purification of all dross must precede any resurrec-
"I hate to be shut out of all the entirely forgotten; before I'll be jt
whom we could cu t up into 10 anti-
Semites." This is an editorial state- fun," grumbled Rosie.
like all other normal children of r
tion of the human soul. May God speed the day when
A very dangerous bill has been proposed in Congress, ment in the Germs n democratic Welt- "Well, I'll go if you want me to, age. But, thanks to the kindness
once again the men of prophetic soul may dare to speak
paper
refers
to
the
but I don't want to take part in your Central Relief, I am recovering
asking for federal control and centralized public school am-Montag. The
with exultant vibrant voices, when they may sing with authority in Washington. The Towner-Sterling bill, au- "cowardly attitude ' of the Union of fun, Rosie," replied Sadie, wisely. spirits rapidly and will soon be
because they had
And so it was agreed. Rosie and hanny and as well as any other eh
joy and abandon and predict for the world and the Jew thorizing an annual expenditure of $100,000,000 by the Jewish En-Soldiers -Semitic
paper de- Sadie were two of the best friends that I know.
written to an anti
a year of love, brotherhood, progress and happiness.
proposed department is in the list designated as "Protes- flouncing the East European Jews as and seldom quarreled.
May God bless the kind men a
women of Central Relief, who look
We fervently pray that this shall be the last year of tant Bills," and according to reports current in Wash- harmful elements. The Frankenstein It was the next day in school.
group of the Cent ral Union of Ger-
"I have a lively surprise for you," ter such unfortunate and unhap
ington,
the
Ku
Klux
Klan
have
organized
in
support
of
doubts and fears, hesitations and hatreds.
man citizens of th e Jewish faith has
the pretty little teacher as she children, as me, from a far, far la'
this measure and have boldy taken a religious poll of sent out an officia communication to said
arose. "Rev. Mallon of the church When I grow up to be a big man
Congress with the view to forcing all Protestant mem- Silesian newspap ors declaring that on Western avenue is coming to our also try my best to help homeless
bers of Congress to line up for the bill. Fortunately for German Jews have nothing in common party tonight, and we are going to tie boys and girls like myself and s:
"foreign Sews." These "Ger- have a lovely little church-meeting. them from such misery such as v
us such legislation has scant chance of success when men with the
mine. I am as ever your grateful
of the Jewis h Faith" urged the Wont that be lovely?"
No other play since "The Merchant of Venice" has like President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia Uni- mans
MOSHELE FINKELSTE
Public Prosecutor to deal with the
When the children had finished
created as much discussion in Jewry as John Galsworthy's versity are vigilant and alert, ready to scotch the hydra- Jews of Eastern I Europe as they "de- clapping,
she went on: "Now, how
able
aliens."
We
"Loyalties." Diverse expressions of approval and dis- headed beast of race discrimination.
EDUCATION
serve as undesil
many of you are coming?"
would supplement the word "many"
Sadie turned to look at Rosie , No printed page nor spoken plea
approval are heard and read on all sides. Comparisons
for "some' in the editorial comment whose cheeks were flushed and whose May teach young hearts what r
are made of Galsworthy's "de Levis" and Shakespeare's
the Welt-am-M( ntag. Jews certain- hands were on her desk. Sadie had
should be—
In the district of Frankenstein, Germany, a group of of
"Shylock," although to us there is no basis for corn-
ly become a pitiful sort when they try n ot intended to raise her hand, and Not all the books on all the shelve ,
Jews sent a communique to the newspapers in which they to be holier than t heir neighbors. The so
But
what
the teachers are themsch
parison.
was glad that Rosie did not raise
on the words "Germans" hers.
For education is: Making men.
Let us, however, enter into the motif of the writer. stated that the German Jews have nothing in common emphasis
h"
in
the
name
of
—Arthur Guitermai
and
"Jewish
Fait
Galsworthy is primarily concerned in portraying the with the foreign Jews, and they will be heartily glad if the the organization whose action is not It was yet that day, but after
public prosecutor will treat these elements in the way only cowardly bast criminal, explains school.
weakness and strength of the human soul, his prejudices
The
baptized
Jew has long bee
Sadie was silent, no Rosie began
and his impartialities. Galsworthy has picked in "Loyal. they deserve as undesirable aliens. The move was in its attitude. You can't expect much the conversation. "I wouldn't go now standing joke in Jewry. When M
shout their patriot-
from
people
who
ael
Levy
was
about
t., he made .
such
bad
taste
that
even
Gentile
editors
ridiculed
and
ties" the human weakness, prejudice, from the labyrinth
for worlds, even if that preacher
ism by emphasiz ing that they are wasn't coming," she exclaimed, indig- a Protestant, he asked that his I
maligned these so-called patriotic German Jews. One Jews
of human complexes and calls it "loyalty."
by religion o nly, and at the same
tismal name should be Martin
rmine the exis- nantly.
Galsworthy selected the Jew "de Levis" as his princi- editor wrote: "There are some Jews any one of whom time attempt to undermine
"Neither would I," agreed Sadie, ther. The officiating clergyman h
Jews. When
toted somewhat; it did not seem n
pal character, and who will not agree that the Jew hap- we could cut up into ten anti-Semites." There is one class tence of their to 1low
soothingly.
.
people begin to shout their loyalty
of
animal
that
is
despised
in
every
strata
of
human
"I'll tell you why," went on Rosie. to prostitute so famous a none
pens to be the victim of the greatest amount of human
from the housetop 5, as do these "Ger- "When teacher said that this after- history. "But why do you sped
society;
that
is
the
traitor,
often
called
"double-crosser."
prejudices! In other words, "de Levis" is the very crux of
mans of the Mom c Belief," watch out noon I heard Macbelle say to Ruth: desire to be called Martin Lath.
for them.
the drama.
'Well, maybe those Jews won't come he asked the new convert. ""Beet
now.' And Ruth smiled and said: there will be no need to change
The play as a whole is excellent, and the character
Georg Brandes, the Danish critic and essayist, visited
Whom Are We to Pity?
monogram on our table linen,"
'We hope not.' I wouldn't go now
"de Levis" is handled with consummate skill. Galsworthy
Paris recently. Litterateurs, artists, dramatists and scien-
William B. Lief of Philadelphia, one for anything, would you, Sadie?"
plied Michael Levy.
chose the least offensive type of Jew he could possibly tists all sought Mr. Brandes' time. During one interview of the original fon 3nders of the Jewish "I heard something, too," answered Scene: The west end of Be
ed
as
saying,
when
Forward,
is
quot
in conversation
have selected for the entanglements through which he the famous critic was asked his opinion of Einstein. He
Sadie. "It was a long time ago. Mae- A young hopeful
his opinion on the question of
wished to lead him. lie did not choose a "Shylock," who, answered briefly: "Einstein beyond contradiction is the asked
belle said to Mamie: 'If those Jews his father.
running advertisi ng copy for Lincoln-
"Papa, how old must'one be be
to the 'very end demanded his "pound of flesh." For "de Newton of the age. All his conclusions are being, or will Ford cars in Jew ] sh newspapers, that wouldn't come to this school we'd he becomes a Jew?"
much better itmes.' "
Levis," after winning the legal suit that exonerated him, be, established." But how can Mr. Brandes be so indis- he didn't know w hom to pity, the two have
"Don't ask such silly questi
"I don't see how we spoil their
accepted the adver-
Whether you are a Jew or not
refused to accept costs and even the money stolen from creet as to differ with our own great critics, Ford, Liebold newspapers that iders
who continued good times," interrupted Rosie, in- nothing to do with your age."
tising, or the ref
him.
and Cameron?
to buy these pal oers. Mr. Lief has dignantly.
"But that can't be. Just see I
"Well," continued Sadie, "Mamie
The play is a study in human prejudices, the preju-
struck at the roof of the trouble. The
I am twelve years old and ni
reason for the be ldness of a newspa- said 'I don't like those girls, but the Christian; you are fifty and are
dices that most humans, whether consciously or sub-con-
per like the Furs vard, whose value to Jewish boys are much nicer; they're a Christian; but grandpa is air
sciously, call "loyalties."
the Jewish peopl e is questionable, is more sociable,' and Mabelle said 'Oh, a Jew."
Here is portrayed a wealthy Jewish sportsman, who
that people buy it. While it is just boys always are; but they're Jews,
wrong to boyco ott a Jewish newspa- just the same.' "
already belongs to two clubs and who aspires to join an-
The Jew at the Wailing Wall is a more poetic figure as
"I'd have told them something,'
as it is to boycott even Henry
other very prominent one. Money is stolen from him than the Jew on Wall Street. But he does not help to per
Ford, it is about time that the public cried Rosie.
"I never said a word, but I wish
while he is a guest at the home of a very prominent Eng- rebuild the wall.
orward
readers
fore-
opinion of the 1,,
lish gentleman. lie accuses a certain "Captain Dancy"
• • • •
ed the paper to top accepting adver- I had I don't like to listen to such
talk,
but I couldn't help hearing what
from an al ch anti-Semite. Ev-
of the theft. The involving circumstances are all merely
The press-bureaus or societies of international pacifism tising
cry newspaper o owes a duty to the they were saying."
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—The
to show the various "loyalties" that men will find to ease
Rosie,
Sadie and Rosie's two cous-
will be found mainly directed by men and women of the community at la] ge, and if it refuses
football team, which score
their consciences. There is the loyalty to a fellow army race whose salutation was not "How do you do" but to carry it out, it s readers must force ins, Joe and Sam, were the only Jew- koah
cently in a match in London witl
ish children who attended that school. Westham team, is proceeding to
man, the loyalty of social position, the loyalty of the
action.
"Peace to you!"
Sadie happened to look behind her estine and Egypt to play the
lawyer to his profession, the loyalty of the father to his
• • • •
just then, and there she saw the two teams. King Fuad of Egypt ha
Need of .1 , swish Leaders.
daughter, the loyalty of the wife to the husband, and be-
Jewish money can be had for any purpose, except a
Dr. Stephen S. Wise, in a recent ad- boys, not far from them.
vited t' , e team to attend the
sides numerous other loyalties, the particular outstand-
"Shuhh! Here comes Sam and Joe; perforrance of the Milanse ai
dress, attacked the "leadership of
ing loyalty of race. That is the loyalty of Christians to Jewish purpose.
• • • •
Jewish milliona iredom." The Am- don't tell them anything," she whis- the Scala troupe which is now
Jews, he said, were indifferent pered.
ing in Cairo. The king is self
"Dancy" as against the Jew "de Levis."
A great deal of our charity consists in sending poor erican
But the boys had evidently heard
to the problems of their race because
to the Egyptian rece
Why try to read anything more into Galsworthy's ex-
people from Manchester to London, and then sending they didn't "Eno w enough to care and the most part of the conversation, for patron
committee for the Hakoah lean
traordinary play, when the plot and characters used are them back from London to Manchester.
didn't care enoui gh to know." If only as they caught up, Sam remarked: Cairo, the Hakoah will play SP
• • • •
the Jewish youni g men whom the New "We're not going to that old party the Egyptian team which repres
merely incidental to the great study itself.
York rabbi addr eased would listen to tonight; we're going to the show, and Egypt at the Paris Olympiad.
From our point of view "Loyalties" does not contain
We shall never get the future straight until we dis- his
advice and p repare for leadership we're going to take you girls."
A mixed committee consistir
one grain of anti-Semitism, but is decidedly pro-semitic,
"Oh, I can't go; I've got to study Arab and Jewish representativ
entangle the past without bias.
of their people, a great service would
• • • •
and shows quite clearly, even in the best circles, beneath
be done for our people. To this very tonight," began Sadie.
being formed in Palestine to ro
great an emphasis
"Why, you promised to come over the Hakoah team, which will b
a thin veneer will be found antipathies and hatred for our
To fulfil the ideals of our prophets, we must have a day, entirely to o n wealth
as a require- tonight," cried Rosie. "We're going guests o f High Commissionei
is being placed o
soil
of
our
own;
to
preach
them,
we
must
have
a
housetop
co-religionists.
for leader ship. If a Jew has to have a little Jewish party for just H erbert Samuel during its st.
model state, it must ment
of our own; to show the world
money, he iMM e( iately acquires prom- ourselves; don't you remember?"
Palestine.
"Oh, yes," agreed Sadie, amiably.
inence. It don 't take long for a man
stand in a land of our own.
"Can't we come?" pleaded Joe,
to become a lead , er, so long as his bank
Orthodox and Sabbath Vi
hook is fat enou gh to dictate respect. eagerly and earnestly.
"Yes, if you're good little boys,"
To those who I lave been acquainted
ors in Battle on Street
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, addressing the conclave of
with the intellect ual aristocracy of our consented Rosie, laughing. ,
of Warsaw.
the Alpha Mu Sigma, Jewish college fraternity in New
people, the exi sting state of affairs
It was the next day, the day after
York, told those Jewish boys bluntly and candidly that as
can be made se countable for the pre- the parties.
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—blur
There
is
no
unbelief;
fference
in
the
ranks
dominating indi
"We had such a good time at our of orthodox youths clashed witl
fraternity men he had no use for them. The fraternity.
Whoever plants a seed beneath the sod
of Jewry to eve rything Jewish. Jews party last night," remarked Maebelle, ical youths Saturday when the
he continued, was a non-essential to the making of good
who become lei titers merely because proudly.
And
waits
to
see
it
push
away
the
clod,
tried to sell the Volkszeituni
Americans and good Jews. Rabbi Wise put it very well
they have mom y, as a rule mislead
"So did we," put in Joe innocently. Bundist organ, on the streets.
He trusts in God.
when he said, "They don't know enough to care, and they
for that very re aeon. On a previous
"Oh, what party did you attend, fighting was confined to the N:
occasion we rel., ted in this column of may I ask?" demanded Miss Maebelle, and Grzybowska streets.
don't care enough to know." But why be so conservative
Whoever says when clouds are in the sky,
a wealthy Jew who, to make the posi- sarcastically.
The street fighting continued
Doctor Wise? We go further and say that the college
tion of the rich Jewish leader secure,
"Oh! It was a Jewish party," Sam there were injured on both Bid(
"Be patient, heart, light breaketh by and by;
fraternity, whether Jewish or Gentile, is the worst breed-
declared in an address at a Jewish went on gaily. "And we did have after the police made prisones
Trusts the Most High.
er of snobbery, self-satisfaction and ignorance in college
Congress electio n that only those with such a good time," he finished mis- of the opposing factions. The
means ought t o be elected, because chievously.
life. Rarely does one hear of a case of a Jewish honor-
dox youths included a numl
Whoever
sees
'neath
winter's
field
of
snow,
they alone wool , d be listened to. Some-
Maebelle flushed in anger and em- young cheder boys.
at university who was fraternity man, for we
how, we cannot subscribe to this state- barrassment. Rosie and Sadie made
The
silent
harvest
of
the
future
grow,
The Volkszeitung is the only
know what fraternities are. We know how the boys spend
y,
but
there
is
too
ment complete ]
Sam apologize and then Macbelle ish newspaper to be printed. a
God's power must know.
their days and evenings in fraternities, and what that ex-
much truth in i t. And It is undoubt- pushed aside her pride and anger and fered for sale on the Sabbath.
e
Jews
neither
know
wily because tt
aggerated "fraternity life" actually is. And how proud
apologized, herself, to the girls.
have been protests for some tin
Whoever lies down on his couch to sleep,
to care, nor care to know. Rabbi
After that everything went on recently the paper complaine ,
are many of our Jewish wasters who were considered
Wise's plea to t he Jewish college men nicely and the next school party was Jewish workmen were obliged •
Content
to
lock
each
sense
in
slumber
deep,
"good enough" to be taken into Gentile fraternities!
that they prepi ire for leadership has neither a church party nor a Jewish cue the newspaper carriers in
Knows God will keep.
never been mor e timely than it is to- party, but it as a party for Jew and hands of orthodox Jews who cc
The Jewish boys in colleges should set a finer exam-
Gentile both, and for everyone else. to physical violence
ple. Being merely boys of average intelligence, as most
(Turn to last page.)
EDWARD BULLWER LYTTON.
Cable Address:
Chronicle
Telephone:
Glendale 9300
Only An Actor.
Shevat 5, 5684
January 11, 1924
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