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Y. W. H. A. NOTES

Arlen's Famous Story, "The

was director for Mine Ronstelle one
summer.
In "Iris," the heroine of "The
Green Hat," which will be inter-
preted by Miss Cornell, the author
has created a character that will live
long in inernory—audacious, spar-
kling and strong-willed, she moves
through life much misunderstood arid
misunderstanding much, and she
moves on with the same spirit of ad
venture that she accepted life.
Mr. Arlen, Mr. Woods and several
New York theatrical people will he
in Detroit for the premiere next Sun-
day night.

rice, hence no one can arrogate to him- vestment as would be investment in
Green Hat," Next Week
self any particular superiority. The any other items of ticker tape.
The state, in ninny cases, has al-
growing of rice thus is an affair
at the Garrick.
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wherein the entire family naturally ready embarked in the insurance L'' A series of lectures will be given
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It w
r
the
f the Hebrew University of
es
f ould large
vu to an extent that we of the west- tartish a Zionist insurance agency of
ing
Health
the month
on "Social
of April.
Hygiene"
Definite
dur- of The Green Ilat," a dramatization
Jerusalaem.
by Michael Arlen of his famous novel
ern
world
cannot
appreciate,
he
von-
that
would
issue
sound
insurance
pot.
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and at the same time
me se
v ts:,:ioudanst:
u its re_ dates will be announced later.
the some trit, ,. i x.11,ts,i.,,sauw,oi, 1,fil aizb . e ,I,Iig.gihw
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tends.
By DAVID BARZELL
0,tihfeer Carrick next
The growing of wheat and corn eeipts for a constructive purpose as
Monthly Meeting:
The monthly meeting of the Y. W.
S'ou enter his room and as you wait gage themselves in printing the works
The no called hostility of the Arabs
Of particular interest is the an_
for Professor Geddes to arrive, your to be issued from time W time by the have
a different
on character,
according
to his effect
theory.
In to
wheat
not have
Iioik to the Jews in Palestine is a journal- II. A. will take place Sunday, March
vices as one does in fruit istic invention, Dr. Geddes declares. •29, at 3 o'clock, at the club house. nouncement of the east that
growing,
one
eyes glance at the walls- -at the 'amis. faculty.
ahead 10
years
utilngeghs
itiihiacrrloud Mr.
eisie.it lid; ,
rw
ithal i s k (s s iiii.,)Irw
The idea that a university should
r Arab newspapermen working on the Miss Mary Connolly will speak sin Woods
shelf.
An
Ibaotthhe
r a season o
rhaAt. . liliveLy ppGiTitrIviiShsolunIgd Know." K
community consist of cloistered students or 0
culture,
but
merely
.W
on
, Detroitl
The books, works
wo. Thus, wheat growing tends to theory that to ovate scandal and sen- "
tany, ecomim. young men with rolled up trouser cuffs
their training with Miss Bonstelle),
the minds eye that is trained rations is the best means for selling NI
Banning, evolution, b o
The Isolunendent Order n'rith Shoss,
ir5, geography, all written by the shouting for their favorite baseball
n hostility to
A. P. Kaye, Gordon lam of Philadelphia recently observed',
ese Howard , A
Leslie
to
add
in
the
loser
future,
but
Papers,
have
seized
o
e
oo k ahead
Scotch Christian professor of Eslin- teams finds little favor with Geddes. develop
has l little capacity for plans of a more Zionism for that purpose. The "poor Serkrsa
the
twentieth anniversary of its i
On the evenings of A pril h and 9, Ash, Eugene Powers and about 20
burgh University himself. On the "Baseball is an infantile game" he
hatise, lz.sis, no founding. It Was organized Putt 1,
uct it,nclin
. rsd. hTyheGuptrhsrn ilel
stt .M ;e
re . Thus, sa- hat is called and lowly Arab" for whose allegec1
remote f future.
wall is a picture of the prophets of declares. "The grown up mind finds practicality
is developed by wheat and sad plight so many bucket full of tears Wednesday and Thursday, Seders for o
1905.
the game of life more interesting.
shed, has in fact profited the first two nights of Passover will
have been
ancient Israel.
fur the Zionist settlement, be held at the club house, 89 Rowena
"You are looking at the Jewish Pursuing work as the artist or scien. corn growing.
(v i,s,..r, s1kisisiu,cah„
street.
Those
who
have
never
wit-
I told Professor GesIdts.( of the old
prophets," says Professor Geddes, em fist is far more interesting than toss-
nessed one before and those who can-
ing wads of stuffed cloth" he affirms.
Jewish explanation for the success of
"The Jews are paying exorbitant
tering. "You notice how, I have plar-
u t be home for the holislays are wet-
The Hebrew University has o place ' he
Jew
in the
investment
business,
he
theory
that
the
idea
of
the
Privets
for
the
land
they
are
buying
n
it
on
the
wall—thew
is
roson
thew
ed
for the modern Jewish prophets—for arranged for playing grounds. But silent baldish had taught Jews to think felon thu Arabs and yet strange to say come. The charge will be $1 a plate
Jews are making it pay despite and reservations should be made
Professor Geddes makes little bones
the
David Lubin, for Themlor lierzl."
investment
A slim man of medium size greets aliout admitting that it does nut corm of the far future. The ,,,,,,,,
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. pare with the elaborate stadium as- business requiring the
"The
Arabs never could is poet to early.
you. Walking somewhat bent, he an
mental type, the Jew naturally is eas- get any such high prices under any Hikes:
pears smaller than he &squally is. A signed for that purpose in svestern
The hikes of the season are to be
ily adapted to it.
The scientist smilssl and declared other esinslitisms. And the Aritbs are started on Sunday, April 5. Those
generous beard—II face that all in all institutions.
the Hebrew
perhaps ' "Under the plans 14
not as simple as their joarnalistis
• interested should be at the c lub
(
makes one think that 1111(. 1!
would
tudies
more interesting that all ssf thew factors are not 0 he
4
some of the Jewish propho.ts Issolted University, the
student
Levin f,
of s
spurned.
He were
would
for he
in-
friends
They
know
enough
stance,
if he
an prefer,
employe,
de-
to sell pretend.
only a small
part
of their
land. house, with lunch, at 9 o'clock in the
like him—one thinks perhaps Amos pursuit
ISI
I
., ,.
They keep plenty for themselves to morning.
might have looked like this Scotch than making home runs," Geddes as-
sorts. "Everyone at the University dared, to work where the pay is cultivate. The Jews, desp ite the fact
Again you can obtain
.
savant.
But the designer of the plans of the will have a garden tract and that with monthly rather than daily or even that they are the most landless pea-
strictly Passover milk for
et
Ilebrew University of Jerusalem and the playground facilities provided in weekly. For when one lives from day pie in history, knowing nothing by
Passover. Finding the re-
fraction of his poten-ipersonal experience about agricultural
the architect who was employed by the the plains will more than cope with
sponse satisfactory last
British government to sketch the plans the requirements for physical exer- to
day without
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develop
only ft looking ahead one will and confronted with soil conditions
that would baffle the most expert, haw Refrains From Inviting Them to Re• $.
I year, we have again made
for the renovating of Jerusalem is (Ise."
Profs.ssor Geddes believes that the Utilities, he says.
cent Economic Conference.
arrangements with Rabbi
"Ws. need of course all types of done remarkably well.
not a Jew, that is, not. racially. Spirit-
"A considerably moiler of the Ar-
world
unity, I believe he is thoroughly Jew. very ewes of Palestine are condos-
Judah L. Levin to estab-
ish. The spirit of the English poet, lire The
to the
development
of wisdom.
character,
we (if of•the
the western
W A It S A W.— (J. T. A.)—The eco- I'
growing
of olives and
of fruit is
are sadly, but
deficient
future vis- abs are employed by the Jews at hand-
lish a system guarantee-
t
mimic situation in the Polish republic 41
type." some wages to teach them some of he
a tremendous civilizing, fader, he as- honed type—the olive growing
Blake, is personified in him.
ing the preparation of the
Professor Geddes has a novel plan rougher tasks required in the working 'as a matter of discussion at a spec- I
setts. "It takes nearly a decade to
tly under the
milk in accordance with
"I will not cease from mental
fall from
strife
my raise a crop of olives, that means that for the afforestation of Palestine in trick themselves, however, and dismiss ial meeting held recently
Grahski,
for ten years you have got to look whirls he is intensely interested. The of the land. The Jews soon learn the Chairmanship of Wlad
religious requirements.
Nor shall my sword
Polish
premier
and
finance
minister.
ahead. The two greatest cities of the trees of a land — like the proverbial their teachers, but the Arabs have lost
hand
Representatives of the Polish Mer-
Special inspectors am
crowning nothing in the meantime. They have
Until I build Jerusalem
ancient world, Athens and Jerusalem, woman's hair — are her
gloried been well paid for the instruction."
chants Association, Polish industrial-
pointed by Rabbi Levin
Within this green and pleasant
were both situated in olive growing glory. Palestine at one time
, we asked, as a parting shot, fists and landowners were invited to
will be placed on our
How
centers. That is why Plato, who pro- in its forests—its Cedars of Lebanon
land."
the subject of the songs of its does t i come absiut that a Scotchman express their opinions sin the situatism. 0 farms and also at our
, .
creamery. All K o s h e r
Representatives of the Jewish Mer•
Nothing,
you feel,
that
visioned
an dreztmt
Utopian
about
Jerusalem
is alien
to centers
hint. Ile,
who first
of repu
the time when the poets and sweet singers. But Pales. stemld take such a keen interest in
milk will be filled in new
chants Associatism were not invited.
fro ma fores try standpoint, now Jewish affairs?
s; ti
A bottles and with special
"We
Sesdch"
replied
Professor
Ged-
The
loan
recently
obtained
in
the
unrolls the sketch of his plans for I swords would be turned to plowshare
ale.
t
ine,
lt
r1 x who fathered the Sociaisic
s
a different
practically United States by the Polish govern- 1 caps bearing the words
The &nulling of its ancient wooded d es sm ili n g "have been
the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. 1
whose sug-
Jeanne Bloch, at international
pur- # "Kosher Shel Pesach" in
hills and valleys has arrant more than raised on the 01.1 Testanwnt. Our moot was not used to cover the deficit
"The lItibrew University will be three theories;
budget, but for investment
Hebrew letters and bear ,
De- clergy are taught it in the actual He- of the budget,
fold. There is the first" Geddes points conference
gestion the was
first Hague
called; Zamenhoff, the mere shearing of its beauty.
poses,
Grahski
declared
at
the
meet-
I ing the words "Supervised
to
a Teaching.
part of the There
plans, will
"The
sity
be Unice!
all of , who devised the international lam forestation exerts a siniSter influence brew and niany of
us
know
it
in
many
Ilebrew better illnil 11 KOOd
ing, it was stated.
the colleges found in every uniVeNity gunge, Esperanto, and David Lubin, in many
other directions.
Criticism of the government for not $ Wabiebri d tuhdeah dl i.."le. e t iv"inn." "f
The deforested
condition of Pales- J ews. "
inviting Jewish representatives to a A
and in addition the college of Jewish whose plan of the International Farm
Owing to the added ex-
lore. Adjoining that is the Univer- Institute offers one of the principal tine is responsible for the malarial
meeting treating the economic situ-
pease connected with pro-
sily Living, where will be located the hopes for the alleviations of the con- conditions of the country, Professor Bonatelle Company to Present ation in which they are deeply con- .
,
Passover t 11,1i el kh,n r we
dormitories and general residence dition eel the farmer, were all of olive Geddes contends. "The absence of
i,
i l l i n
,
'
corned was voiced by Nnsz Przega-
trees tends to the formation of pools
e
Expressing Willie," a Co rn.
"Exp
be
land, the Jewish paper printed in the 0
quarters of all those connected with growing peoples." the "olive branch of and swamps which in turn lwcorne
♦
17
cents
per
quart.
"It
appears
that
The expression
edy, Next Week.
Polish language.
the
institution.
There
will
be
situa-
led the garden villages Mo. Next to peace" is not a mere figment of speech, breeding place, for the baecilli of ma-
manufacturers and merchants
0;
Gethles holds. "No olive growing na- 'aria."
Welcomed only when it is neces-
The trouble with afferestation work,
that is the University Working."
sig
sn Willie." which the are
In
"E
xp
re
ds,
and
r fun
ny will offer at the sary to pay heavy taxes, but are not
Professor Geddes believes that the thin, trained as such people are to
tat it rquies
e
ahead, can fail to see the however, ish
o
♦
hes o
old
of information
a university pouring
head
and idea
such
into your
head frightful devastation and havoc that these with so many other pasf Bonstelle cmpa
and then bailing you au revoir and follow war. The olive growing na- Zionist work requiring exorbitant ex- Bonstelle Playhouse ne xt week, be- invited to voice their opinion on the
the door is ready for the [ions are thus the least militaristic." penditures are not easily obtainable. ginning Monday night, Rachel Croth. rosnornic situation in which they or
it giv-
siad. ae
support,"
discard. A university, he believes, Even in America, says Geddes, you But Professor Geddes believes that ers offers one of her breeziest bits of so keenly interested, nor
are they
shaving
owi ng y ou
—
must be the spiritual and intelloLual can find 10 idealists in fruit grow- the afforestation work may be placed writing and a comedy , offering•a
wide a en any government —
. There are
The decline of Vilna as a Jewish
painter
expressionistic portraits,
d y n a o of the cofnmunity. "What ing Caliornia
to every one in any on a pure business basis and made range'
of of
character
f
Ilia plan is to organize a Zionist in- a young married couple of the horsey cultural center is receiving frequent
rt of the country. The effect self-sustaining.
the Rutenberg plant may become for other pa
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the electrical power of Palestine, the of fruit growing
on character
is
part surefire company.
philosophy
of the crops,
effects
of the culture
of the various
panies, as everyone is aware, invest whose life is non-observation of the nets. The famous Yeshibah of that • ot
Hebrew University should be for the of th e
Phone Your Order Now.
the premiums of the insuree in various convention& However, the play has city. in hundreds
which outstanding
scholars
of
students
front!,
a taught
intellectual life of the land."
MELROSE 5660
Geddes expounds.
this Zionist intsur- largely
to do
with Willie
Smith,
ddioung
millionaire,
made
rich every part of eastern Europe, ha, , .,#,
3600 FOREST AVENUE EAST.
Hence, in the University Working, which ,'t in
Thus, in rice growing countri es, enterprises.
13 , 0 ,1„0,
company, Lete
proposes, invest its budding y
h
Professor Geddes' plans provide for
rinuour patrons ye o „ our ,, su l.,
coo
itarian an
Iicit
your
o
we
.
ol
employ
in students
making sense
is developed
alt others. receipts in l'alestine afforestation by toothpaste—the retiring sort who been P reported
p to be on the l verge of II
places
where themselves
the scientific
such as
India, the above
vommun
after Passover.
A
rice, he points out, work. Stock in forestry enterprises is bein
g and
Promoted
by
certain
yea
collase.
Opinion
is
genera
that
the
'f
hisshildhood sweetheart, decline of Vilna parallels that of his-
may
Babylon, ill
a
dervish communities in
scientific instruments, where some as In the culture
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fashion lenses, micro. the small child and adult are on a par with the tremendously increasing de- phants,
Spain and Germany.
scot&
or
otherwise
analysis
for
the
with
owl,
other.
It
requires
no
par-
mend
for
timber
for
building,
wood
Minnie
Whiteolfib,
an unsophisticated toric
may
Spinoza
. __.
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community, where still others may en- Uvular strength to now or harvest the pulp and so forth is as sound an in- product of the small town.
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