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Kopywilaht, 1921.

by Chn.. H. Joseph

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FURRIERS APPROVE
BIG CHARITY FUND

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Would Organize Philanthropic
Efforts in Order to Avoid
Continual Drives.

the color ta l and the
mall ite a a a
I bo mato that some day
NEW YORK.—A new plan for phil-
promo te a fee ling of
be
of re such a b elie f r doesnt
The possessi o n the
It "'III anthrtopic work, in which the entire
1111.te fiii'ViI.
an cntent ment, but what's the use of blinking facts.
do
the part oof the "Iloopeotimists" to sell one fur industry in this city is expected to .
am
' ' f ort
o
all
tall salesmanship Ti
e, w as described in an nn
rticipate,
'Ake WOW
reposition of continued "lovely" relationship between the peoples of participate,
of the formation of the
...1,,
and western worlds. If India, China and Japan will for IIII in,leti• nount'ement
:he
.. y Chest of the Fur Trade of
t . hae n
e period of time continue to permit their pride to be trampled on with- o
t resentment that will express itself in terms of force then I don't New York. Like the Federation of
out
niut human nature. The reason I am discussing this matter just at ,Iewish Philanthropic Societies, which

' time is due to an astonishingly naive statement made by the Jerusalem
placed the
On a colle•ction
systematic, for
business-like
91 organ-
o ,..1 aolent of the Jewish Daily Bulletin of New York. Ile says after , has izations
this
• basis, the "Charity Chest" proposes to
crervrio,̀,",,g the possibilities of war between Asia and the western world:
i
place an industry's tharitable gifts on
a sma ll er plane.
Chill the Jews (of Palestineiside with Asia or with Europe? On
In the past, arconding to the state•
thetone hand the Jews originate from .Asia and their great historical
ment issued by Samuel N. Samuels,
culture is derived from the soil of Asia. Palestine will be the Jewish
president of the Associated Fur In-
homeland again and Palestine is in Asia. On the other hand the Jews
2, 000 years
olustries, the I0,000 persons engaged
bar,. absorbed Eropean culture in the course of the past
e an spirit n od
in the various branches of the fur in-
, • become too well imbued w ith
dustry in New York City, are con-
and t
ideals to ever turn their back on Europe.
stantly receiving appeals from char-
ity and communal institutions. The
So the writer concludes that:
"charity chest" will dispense with
meeting appeals in drives for all
It will therefore be the role of the Jews to seek the middle path.
kinds, including the incessant sale of
In fact the Jews who will surely refuse to ti,' drawn into any military
• tickets for benefit performances and
ventures, will become the natural mediators between the Occident
,
"charity bales"rts well as - the constant
and the Orient. Everything the Jews are doing in Palestine today
leads in that direction. Chiefly, perhaps, it will be the Hebrew CM-, solicitation for advertising in " SOUVV -
i air journals."
versity. Here eventually will gather students from all parts of Asia
"line of the important factors which
and the Jews will teach them to understand European culture and
has led to the organization of the fur
will impart the noble idealism Of Asia to the people of Europe and
mands 'charity chest,' " the announce
America. And perhaps the Jews will, in this way, prevent the much
, meat said, "has been the !loony de-
feared war between Asia and Europe."
wands made upon leaders in the in-
and
on committees
I do not like to throw cold water on this dreamer and wake him up, but dustry to serve
members of
t „ canvass „ the ,
the Jews have just as much chance of stomping a war, once decided upon, tea„,,
;
h
I
an Lo employees, for all
e . .uu
t tau.
between Asia and Europe, as a certain historic lady had of sweeping back
1 erod
1 e their
ne will be kept busy trying ,„„.t, of eharitn,,.
the ocean with a broom. The Jews in l'alesti
Will Have One Drive ■ Year.
,
na
s d yes , from being extermi ted
"With the constant growth of phil-
to prevent themselves
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eIillpil' 1110VCIll•ithi in this city, the
A Jewess told me the other night that she refused to attend a function IIIIiii
at the University Club in Pittsburgh because they do not desire .loowish form of service, cheerfully given at
e s who first, has latterly become extremely
members; in fact they will not admit them. When a group of Gentil
, ociato• , onerous. Men who two or three years
are educated indict all educated Jews without exception as unfit to oo s ,
ago Were among the first to 'pass
with them in such an organization as a 12 niversit y Club then no self- I
.around the hat' to secure contribu-
building that house , such bigots.
respecting Jew can enter the
I
lions and pledges, have begun to re-
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m ai- • fuse every' request for such service,
At a dinner party I overheard a distinguished Jew of international
a
consu m ing o mu ch of their
wooed,
e
r
nation and one of the u otstanding scholars of the county rmark tht. in • is; 1 1 oy
There is a delightful showing in Patou Crepe,
sth ey say, finally
the lows of New time and en ergy, ha s,
event especially planned to meet the tremen-
to their bun-
, that have been made by
t
Kasha, Jeweltone, anti lustrous-surfaced Charmeen.
his opinion, the contrib ution Protestant
Episcopal Cathedral of Se. John the • proved to h . a detriment
dous
demand
for
ensemble
costumes.
Warm
enough
York to the erection of t motivated by snobbishness. You spe, it's a "swell" Mess interests, and increasing their
ill most the frocks
for immediate wear, smart enough for town wear, Some are entirely of woolens, but
Divine were ill most par the
overhead.' In conseq uence a number
denomination, the Episcopal, and those (of our co-religionists wo want to .
pies have suffer-
and attractive enough for sports wear. A fur trim- are of silk bengaline and printed or plain silk crepe.
"civic pride" prefer to do it in fl ash;onable of worthy philanthro
diminution of contributions from •
express themselves in terms of,
med or tailored coat that may be worn separately, In every instance there is pleasing harmony between
As the same speaker said, even when our wealthy Jews make UP ..ol ii
society.
their minds to backslide they are not content merely too ffiliate themselves the fur trade."
or with the attractive sport dress that forms the
t
am, call fur an intensive drive'
coat and dress. Prices range from $39.75 to $175.
ut they wunt the most fashiOnable church of the- H
;thin the industry once a year. Every
with a Christian church, b
smart ensemble.
most fashionable denomination. Right!
one of the 10,000 persons in the trade
--.;;—_-_—
his
-intlexed according to will
unfortunate for the rank and file of human beings that more drao will be card
It i s
human as Rosa Raise. mist responses oa
tppeals. Teams
lint as
Ii every furrier.
math, musical, art and literary geniuses are
atPlace in which to lve. bo. or g anize d to i•OV,,
according to
in This a n nual campaign,
It. th e y were this world would be rather a the
f
First of all, Raisa is a Jewess and proud of th fact. She is interesteol
ill the twvcest models, many
annoouncement, is expected to bring in
Suits of twillcords, hairline stripes, poiret twills and checks and oxfords
sh life, Jewish affairs, Jewish people, and is satisfied to have the world
e x_ o
rs
nly
to
not
o
n P
eoPle. the a total csuffi cient
i
Jew w it. More than that, she is proud of the fact that
are
exact
copies
of
new
and
exclusive
models.
Coats
of
downy
wool,
down
cords,
suede, loheen, d
her
mu ch m o om
ir support istingha rities with as much
k no
and fur bottoms.
inireitors
Jewish people, take an interest in him work and are loyal in the
as they had received in the past from I
and twills in the best colors. Many have fur
f her. On many occasions she has shown her willingness at great personal individual contributors. but will be
t is a "li ef
o
Frank & Seder—Fifth Floor—Charge Accounts Invited.
ce to worthy Jewish causes.
er
sacrifice to en ld her wotndful
voi
i i s she so large enough to provide funds for new
bunion
qualities.
Quite
unlike
SO many
has who
many
and who
women
have been fortunate enough to achieve some philanthropies applying for support.
to
meet men
a ge nius
little success in their chosen profession, who become intoxicated with their The charities will
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own importance and who are a nuisance to those w veloping many new givers," said Mr.'
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with them. Wherever Raisa goes the Jewish community should attend, he- ' Samuels, "It is the belief of the or-
cause she represents a fine type of Jewish womanhood.
ganizers of the 'chest' that there art.
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many persons in the industry who
Vincent Myer, age N, had disap-
I our not a subscription agent. But common justice demi:Inds
that I
threw off his overcoat arid jumped
, of a nn,- would gla(Ily give, if approached, but
peared. In another moment the rab-
eltt,
urge every Jew in this country who is interested ill Jewish affair
o o, because oof the helte
from ice cake to We cake until he
i,
„nal
drive
member of the former
international character to subscribe for the Jewish Daily Bulletin. wh
i n „.hi e tt t h e
reached one on which Frank Rudat, bi, who was a
and
Boost
University' of Cincinnati champion-
This paper is rendering such a valuable service to Jtowry that legraphic
it is entitled
I
awl torganized, have been overlooked."
to generous support. In condensed form it gives you daily te
ngaitnegr, Rhin swimming team, was back again
tfa tn h'e li w
o ltyac ol t i uut'. ow
S av in g to the Industry.
Jwish intere •st
Saves One Youngster; Second Plunge I Iles; efamrlsleodudth 'e'f bi
for the missing boy.
of matters that ano of e
lth
ear
Speaking lif the significance of the
applied artificial respiration methods ready to dive
Berlin, Warsaw and Jerusa lem
cab e news from all over the
Comes Too ate.
Ile pulled the boy out of the water,
York, London, Paris,
and
brought
the
boy
hack
to
con-
It
New
It has
is a offices
highly in
interesting
experiment in Jewish journalism and I hope that new movement, Michael Hollander, a
but
his
pulse
*as dead. Feeling that
- moult.. of the. firm of A. Hollander '
RACINE, WIS.--(J. T. AA—The aciousness.
this column will become readers. The address 1 .
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there might be a chance to resusci-
In the meantime a large crowd had
many of thy renders of
I & Son, said: "The 'charity chest' will
local
press
carries
a
tragic
story
in
tate
the
boy,
Rabbi Ellis adminis-
I save too the industry the tremendous Office of President, However, which Rabbi Milton Ellis of Beth Hil- gathered, but there was no one who
621 Brooadway, New York. _—_—_—;;------
tered artificial respiration for a time
at Naphthali hither wrote the 'overhead' of engaging in one drive
to
Be
Filled
at
Meeting
lel
Temple,
Kenosha,
figures
promi-
would
venture
out
into
the
lake
to
without
getting,
any response from
h
men
con
a ft e r an ,,the r, v er y y e w
neatly. help with the rescue work.
wen" Under the impression t
I
I HWayS
the numb body. 'The Racine coast
Called for May.
Zionist hymn, "Ilatikvah," but evidently I made a mistake, "compose
because r the
ose their desks day after
of aff or d
Hearing cries from the foot of a Just us Rabbi Ellis was about to guard which then arrived worked on
newspapers carry the notice of the death of Henry Rusato,
cluths at a time to go after
street which ends at the shore line, leave the scene, satisfied that he had the boy without success.
, a great "Ia"Y da y for mo
hted
Hatikvah." Anyway, since I have introduced hither's name
money. Ni matter how big-ear
done his share in the rescue work, a
CINCINN ATI. —New officers of the the rabbi rushed to the AMU', arriv-
of my readers will recall this eccentric character whtose presence could by
boy remarked that there was still an-
C
ongre-
held on this earth a 111811 may be, the time must come to
ca n Hebrew
ing in time to see two buys in the
Samuel lIntermy•r is the heaviest
counted upon at an y Zionist gathering so loner as it New York's ower east ery a halt, as many o f the most gen- Union of Ameri
other youngster missing. The boy
spe c-
grap-
fur
industry
gations
were
chosen
at
a
recent
water struggling for their lives,
taxpayer in Yonkers, N. Y. His real
ffee h r use in
a cotic
i
n
of
the
pointed to a spot about 70 feet from
ld
met
Imber
was
oard
he
he
emus
members
b
The first time I
in at I o'clock I would
ial meeting of the executive
with ice floes from which It was
assessment is $1,261,800.
hay,
ular
pling
will
estate
is
par
h. The office of president evident they had fallen. The rabbi shore where his missing companion,
side. I was told if I went to th all right, and he kept me entertained unto! are doing now. Members
in Pittsbur g
the right to dttiular
esigna e par c char-
sure to find him. Ile was there,
Another meeting
refit by was left unfilled.
all
arrived
in
the
metropolis.
h
;ties which they d wire
to be design. will be held in May to elect a candi-
the sun announced that dawn
These
It may be that I a prejudiced in favor of Michael Karolyi, the former their contribution.
m
Charles Shohl, retiring president,
,
e soonsilol•• ,,„ d es ignation, distribution otf the
pryes
rotten anti-Semites,
who triedto
show that the
Jew is the
r poison in tharity chest funds will be in ae. waS elected unanimously as honorary
for thee
everything
rotten in Hungary.
They incidentally
showed
their minds at that Earolyi. The llorthy gang hasn't been able to recover cord/owe with the organization's by- president of the union, and the other
from the facat Earolyi was friendly with Jews. And of eaturse thod la'vs. Philanthropies desiring to N•n-' officers chosen are: Jacob W. Mack,
sore spot with all the other anti•Semites of the sante country. So I .tit from the fur trade's annual 'drive' , acting vice-president, Cincinnati;
toward Earolyi and his wife. C." will be required to guarantee in writ- Julius Rosenwald, Chicago, vire-pres-
, vice-
is 5
to cotn - irearm;; Marcus Rauh, PittsburghH be
th at th e y will n ot attem
say that perhaps I do feel kindly di of
t h,ouc
resident; Maurice. D. Rosenrg.
th te inches - p
countess, who made a real sacrifice of tradition in marrying Karolyi, ari-t o , - d uo i i n d ependent olri ves i np
Washington, vice-president; N. enry
r, than she lost by cutting loose from her
she unoloubtedly gained moo
contributions Beckman, Cincinnati, treasurer and
It was said that total co
cratic connections.
George Zepin, Cincinnati. secretary.
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, of between $500,ffial and
Ludwig \'o ;(stein of New York
The reason I am discussing Karolyi at this time is bocause the St at
we re fluid, annually' by p ersons in the
Senate
will
fur
industry'.
For
the
United
Build-
was
elected chairman of the exee'utive.
Department exacted a pledge of silence from him as the price for permitting
board.
Mr. Alitgelstein is a prominent
,
ited State
ck wife. The. United
veral years I
e
his s i Mr.
him to enter this country to see State
Hughes. who after all dues not and ing Fund drive alone s
tradefigure in New York philanthropic and
incial s e cretary of
prov
ask
our
religious circles. He is Il trustee of
cannot think in terms of internationalism, whether the United States is a ago, individual gifts from the tra
Temple lhth-El. of which he was
tail to the Hungarian kite; whether out of oleo( toretice to the monarchial totaled A 100,000.
. _
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president for a number of years. Ile
rToups of Europe we trailed our pride in t he (lust and padlocked the lips
is a liberal contributor of every move-
of a European liberal who, with his wife. has Moen exiled by a reaetionary
for the advance of Reform Ju-
government. Since when does this count Ty take orders of this sort? M r.
daism and takes an active interest in
eral dailies of the country
Hughes will have some explaining to do. 'The lib
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all movementsto which he contributes.
The Packard Fight is
against this unheard-of proced
. Andf
o Believes Zionist Problem to Be De. Ile is well-known in the business
uretask
are already shouting their protest nator Borah has been given the
offered in ten body types.
aided Between Jew. •nd Arabs.
as those lines are being written, s
oorlol as chairman Id the board of the
w
questioning the State Department. Mr. Ilughes is a very fine lawyer and
Five Passenger
--
American Metal Co.
would make a wonderful justice, but as a Secretary of State he simply isn't
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Touring
NEW YORK.--(1. T. A.1- -Speak-
Cons iderat ion was also given to a
s too many phantoms and is too hide-bound and shackled too
resolutions
stunted
at
the
Two or Four Pas.
s
see
Hughe
of
closely to the traditions of conservatism to think in wall-terms. A writer ing to a representative of the Jewish number
Telegraphic Agency nt the Ritz-Carl- twenty-ninth biennial convention held
senger Runabout 3850
in the American Mercury calls Hughes "Charles the Baptist." Ion't ball. ton. Prince Habib Lotfallah denied
a 'negre; II
t o. enotih,whei xchha
Four Passenger
i, : t8.
recently in
— categorically the reports that he ca fm,e, t of. t• r e o i 1
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action to
Coupe • •
what!
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o
this
country
too
solicit
funds
t
rot.
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ant i•Zionist purposes.
College Problem Discussed.
4725
Coupe • •
li
ome here to solicit
any
The matter of separating the Ile-
funIdhavM
"e not c
Fier Passenger
y visit to Arileri(1 is purely brew U
Collegefrom the Union
s.
nion College
4650
Sedan • •
Was I
oof a private nature." he asserted. The
at Hebrew
F Passenger
ince explained that neither he nor was discussed nil a committee
Jewish Students to Gather
pr
4700
Sedan Limousine
any other Arab leoulers are hostile to appointed to look after the legal end
University Dedication.
' of this matter. It was decided at the
—
Sewn Passenger
pment in Palestine.
Aor c cements have been completed
Hebrew
o
•
3850
IA/NI/DN.—a T. Al - lewish stn- the Jewish devel
Touring
ter a charity subscription dance to
the Union,
its from North America, South Am- ..My brother, Prince Michel Eotfal. coonvention
to from
separate.
legal giving
rui,n ( af t er
slat- •
Seven Passenger
he given March 2 at the Hotel Ilan
nd Euroope will repre- lab," continued the prince, "is presi_ the institution a separate
corn-
4900
Sedan
•
•
a
croft.
Afriya
I o • t of the organization which
•'
PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY
academic youth a t
of the
Seven Passenger
sent
o opening
ot
Hebrew Univeorsity on prises the Union of Syrian Arabs and • o In accordance with the new plan to
4950
Detroit Branch
Sedan
Limousine
t
the
Christian
Moslem
Associati.on
of
funds for the Union, a finance
Mo.nobers of the Jewish communitv
aise
r
•
, , but
altount Scopus, April , a t
Nathan J. Mil-
are buoy planning their costumes for info.rmatioon
wan Created.
5500 NOM/WARD AT f PHILA
received by the heaolquar- Palestine say
(the that
Arab
Executio
574 E. JEFFERSON AT ST. ANTOINE
the
Pnleatine
Arab
board
Eosin. 7123
want to
Zionism, ler of New York and Edwin B. Meis-
a masquerade d ance to he given Mon-
:!T:sr:r jsZio l orit
Cedillas 7 000
a sneer of St. Louis, yvere appointed IIS
day 1, •ning, March 9, in the ballroom ter , of the Jewish Students World I Executive is nil opposed to
efforts
to
come
to
his group. It is
of tho Bancroft Hotel. The commit- Federation her,. arch sa W
e made
have
A liberal time pay-
il fron
frie
w
will
ndly agreent
heads of i s telard
to zone th e
em with the Jes. temporary
atb
tee in charge has announced that
One group,
nso:i f
ment pion offers the
2:1, will be head but each time interference from sonny , thoeu• nttruryrpRo
the head of each
there Ail] be four costume prizes. A Marseill es on March
enlace
on-
Albert Einstein,
buyer the immediate
large crowd is expected from Flint td by Frofesoor
o n . hostile source hinders a successful zone a chairman who will organize
enjoyment ofPackard
and Ray City. Henry Gerard is In thor of the relativity theory and h
.onomanm,iit.tioa;supipn(wht
orrery president of the federation. who rapprochement."
What that hostile source is, the eti
e C ' f"thr :: '
'
'
Wotr‘le
le
it)
.
ft
h
r
''t
i'f
ol
Eight quality and
charge of the tickets.
ons.
will deliver the first lecture at the new
organizatioonta-
and its affiliated it
distinction —pure
university. An( ther group of stu- prince said he does not know. He
discounted the reports of hostility to union
The proposal to inve repres
25.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies
chasing onto/ income
dents will leave Trieste March
Wednesday,
Delegations will also come from Southl
Zioonism
the pure
part falsifications
of the Arab lives of the Uniteod Synagogue of Am-
Aid Society took place
1 Executive
as on
being
instead of capital.
Feb. In. Mesdames Speck and Lange
The
Stutients World Faders- ,and attributed them to the same un. erica, the
Central
Conference
and Argentine.
Rabbis
and
the Union of
of Am-
Or-
. a Jewish
Afrio
were hostesses.
1
ft.
rne
ee
toto
n
s
i
o
o
n
Jewish known hostile source. "My king, Ali' whictelhoo: .cf ..e..
o
a
h
r
a
etiu
wini
shittCeeonftret
a
time
phi recekaal an otter froom
on, nor
"is t
Jews
Liorel Ginsburg has returned from philanthropist of a site near the Uni- of Ileoljas." the prince went
fect a National Conference for co-op. ,
for the erection of a Jewish certainly not against the
New Y.ork.
work in Palestine. But he con- I
• I their
versa).
sitars Zionism an internal problem
national Jewish con•1
em to (oration among
organizations was also
students' home.
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he settled between himself and the I considered. and a committee appoint-
Mrs. Ruth Lenick is spending see
erence.
roar
ws
without
external
interf
(121 days in the city.
g ed to carry out the plan. A commit- ,
Je
JEWISH MAYOR ASKS
Kin
r,
FOR CATHEDRAL I s m s ure if the conic app verY amic- ' tee was also appointed to act en the ,
AID
a
Ali they w ould come to
Mrs. Jerome Kanter has returned
. "
--
hel .
Arabs
S'Iccisialt :iimu 4tincteionPretsi;:ntte'
app eal. able agreement with the
to her home in Detroit after spending
er aMS7" . f Lo
P r the
a
Ail on Whi
the
Jew.---(J.
As for the Wahabis, who ousted • ex. Central Conference of American •
NDON
LO
a fortnight with her parents, Mr. and
.
te-
T.
I
lion
of
nce
!.
King
Hussein
from
e
j
Mrs. Jacob Thal.
to
chapel, lomdoon's east end, to contrib- is convinced that they will soon leave Babb , '
ute toward the fund to repair St. Mecca. "Like the policy of England,
The Jewish Maternity Hospital of
Mr.. I. Rich has returned from Paul's Cathedral, was issued by May- the policy of the Wahabis is obscure
Jew.
Grand Rapids.
and difficult to understand. I cannot New York will, in July, 1926, occupy
o& Sumner, of Whitechapel, a
iFS111.11 in He- aay anything about it bur I do not a new fire-proof building to cost
The appeal, which is
building , which will,
The Charity Sewing Club is mak- brew, terms the making of contritm-
now what they want. But they have 181,250.000. The
worthy k
stories high will be located
h 'b
" layettes for the Women's lion- tuns thwart the ca h drat R
great ea o trot
ex
- brought a
val. Ladies of the community are Jewish
The London
Times
presses act.
satisfaction
at the
attitude of least and the sooner they go the bet- on Fifth avenue and 108th street.
I Construction will begin next month,
creed by the club to join and assist
ter."
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Packard Eight

THE Packard Motor Car Company
1 acknowledges one of the finest com-
pliments ever paid to any motor car
manufacturer.
Five of the six round the world fliers,
when asked which among all of the
motor cars in the world they would
like as gifts in recognition of their
history-making flight, voted for the
Packard Eight.
To have these men, who entrusted
their lives to the Liberty aeroplane
motor—first developed by Packard—
choose the Packard Eight, is an endorse-
ment which cannot be taken lightly.

PACKARD

Monday afternoon.

