A merico lavisk PerlaSeal Colter
WYTOH AVINUI - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO
litcVEricOtykydsn(inatsic it
should pass, it would constitute an
act of tyranny utterly out of place
under a government like ours. It
that, within a year of each him triumphant among the precession'
would tin' nothing short of oppression
be tel ,
of the seas, half his dreams led him •
rivaling anything ever attempted by
other.
with extreme boyish .1, to the knees
the autocratic rulers of a past era
s
e wond ered like a dim ghot
whose methods have had to give way
his &oil mother.
Il
Intern; the distortions which had sup- 1' 4
to enlightenment and tolerance.
SO the many (1101 years passed over
idai d..ri with hidetnis red brick the,
"Where ore they
"While most religious creeds in the
stuff of his dreams. There wits a 'Tonkel Levine's head, until it was an
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Ohio
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United States hove the Bible as the
homliness al,out those tailor shops, a i obi man with silvered hair stumped
"0 there! " she said vaguely, point-
foundation
of their teachings, some
Opposition
to
the
Bible
reading
bit
warm darkness, the presence of ticild !tai his false leg from rorm to room of
ing beyond the door.
ded on Bib-
His artificial leg the lonely house, startling the echoes.
Tonkel holed down on the fluor- in the public schools. now pending in to not. Even those fou l
lads, his mother.
!downed forlornly nowng the urImue There come at length ti time when he
that old linoleum, but how celestially the Ohio state legislature, and a plea Heal doctrine differ in I I
•
Incas of ac-
find
liters
looked
one
day
into
a
relaNni
without
alarm,
with
the
pia-
fullness
s■ -•nt...'t
i
unstained, unworn. Then he betas:
H e
to vote against it was voiced in a let.
child sinking into sleep,
ceptonce.
,i•oker's shop and saw with a cidity of
aware of his legs.
'•'M.' thrill of delight the clock which that hin days were drawing very near
'ptarv.
quick
"Mother!" he said, with a cry ef ter sent to members of the Ohio leg-
Our must cherishe d traditions
at my islature by llorry L. Davis, former would be violated in the enactment of
had once stood in his mother's kitchen, ! an en. Ile said no word of this to
startled delight. "Mother, look
use our chit-
governor
of
Ohio.
lling the tole of quiet hours. It the old body who attended to his i
-
leg!"
t stood
e
"I need not specially allude to our such n law. It would he fomenting
there among the steel and wood- wunts. Ile knew that the hour would
,Iren an instruments in t
"What
is
with
thy
hig?"
asked
of
religious
A
constitutional guarantee
en fl•tsain of a pawnbrtler's window, Ind be retarded, nor ,lid he desire it :
strife and breeding of
an
taI
which of
M oisheh.
freedom," Mr. Davin Writes,
C. It would
ilent, rusted, but the shepherds still rtdarded one moment.
-
"Ten, what is?" the mother repeat- the founders of our institutions just
Over the dun sky of Ranting ene
ry against R-
holding their tireless crooks and the
and into cram ation,
ed. "A tine bk•gatch Ouni always ly and wisely provided for. As a life- prejudice
sheep still browsing there—the insitti- evening a light of grey and silver fol.,
self and undermine the
long. member of a Christian church. tend to array our count
loWl'11 the lurid, swift glows of sunset.!
we
"Our nation was C , onceived and
side
"I had it smashed by a horse--down thoroughly mindful of the needs fat
Ile sheep.
bought a little house in Harding,. II I[ like a child he snuggled down ,
nction—be a
and with
the old
eltol for single orna-
, am ng the
sheets,
and his
hair lay
or national
of his
mantel-shelf
awaited
the
[ thinly
twer
the pillows. flattnly, very there. I had a wooden one instead." religious training of our youth, I wish built to know no diati
place, this, for wooden most vehemently to protest against citizen's religious (Tee( It would be
origin what it may.
110
SO
"
'Tis
Milt
A MODERN SUBURB OUTSIDE JERUSALEM
passage of years. Ile made no at- ! happily, he muttered the krishmoh
an
attack on
Hay - ,egs."
"Jos,
re- any trespassing by the state upon
thou
'11i1111
t so...
id _.,..s_e_.
" Du st mu
i
suburbs, built by the Karen H ve• member
how it broke me in the bones? sacred a persona{ prerogative as re- ihrossly can-American ant iberty to pass
tempt to have the clock set to rights. I taught him so I mg ago, anti snuffed
Modeled along American lines, these
the cornerstone of our I
touch."
The tick-toek would have recalled , the candle with his old hands, half re-
,. , sod, are solving housing problems in P•leatine and adding modern
Not a single moment, never! he said lii""
and
all to which
it Pertain,.
•"No
argument,
however
plausible the Bible bill."
s n oi r
! alizing the s ymirdism o f hi
.. - .._ ,
•ncient cities of the Jewish homelan d.
The bill is now befor e the rommit-
triumphantly.
sound, will mitigate the fact ,
too p•ignantly the music of the buried
It was this night that a dream of to the
I
nate.
There Sias silence in the rust-
Tankel
{nuked
around
upon
the
wall
if
may
•
ycars.
ngers clutched in I
ed wheels of the clock. Only the stun. p extritortlinary vividness tcamet•• him,
the r, nil that led were home. ing man and hi fingers
s , nn thy
all the innumerable
ams lila&
he hol
dreamed sin:- ,, Now
feet hove foll,,wed to the the darkness. There was a great light , paper, the choirs, the photographs. that if this measure by any chance i tee on schools of the se
Of hitherto
bib
browsed.
& r
f the sun going down in the in his shut eyes. But when the morn-I Everything wits the same, everything -
II.
, . , gl,,,,,, o
erforth it was a dream lift. Yon- ulacro, false glimpse!, hi pitable (Unite
echoc fa-,
ii,••-t, now t, the tires which flickered ing earn, into !larding, his fingers I was transmuted. An ineffable loveli-
u rn
lady
came
to
'
on
the
hearth
of thy dreams. Then clutched no more; his 0., were very! nets lay on all familiar things.
lived. Deprived by fate of the lib-F. r a
.-1
VI
lady, radiant: it was like hi ,
"As if there's any choice," he said,
erties which had made him renounce mitiar
c hoose," she said, "choose!" And dark.
. . .
! muttering to himself, "between Ileac-
everything he loved, deprived by death . mother and unlike her. His mother he
re
d,
and'
there
was
a
sound
round
her
head
as
ry
ti
s ve
Ile found himself walking amid a en and Homer,
of the folks he loved, the air he only remembered a
., What saves( thou Yongel?" his
yish, s o rrowful hair. Thin! of trumpets when a battle is still du-
breathed and the food
he ate
were
with had
gr e hair of gold like the banners . Mous but the issue is not far off. tweet cool blackness, fresh like the
dreams
were
the' , lady
'
Heaven
and
Home;
places
in the far seas where no 'nen mother said.'
only appearance ;
KelIl
re
more re- ' of morning wind. there
She hod eyes like • "Chm
"She gave me the choice between
the mountains of the come, and there is only the talking of
rea lities of his life. On a
betWOOn
were Pools iii chimse
his
mother,
but
and
Home!"
hr
repeated awl-
athless grasses and the eternal sing- the white sea-birds and the answering
mote immaterial plane something
g,,,,, If eaV 'I
re lived over again. laughter and fresh as crocuses. She d e
w•afill 1 a
the •,I•1
conflicts
we led him into the wa- ' oPeltod hor tins Li speak, and it wits l ing of winds (which are the voices of of the winds.
dreams
that
He freedom
walked in
with
choice," his
a superb
his limb, .
• ItUt . there isn't an
the long murmer of foam- strides,
The
011)r.OIS) and
And behind her Ile was not afraid; he was lifted from mother said, her eyes fuyll of laughter.
ters and the winds fought with the as if the s. , ngs of oll thrushes were,
sUrPhire SOH,"
ne rt t o till d one Ma, with living i ing
"Ni, choice mother what do •you
I there was a clarity of dawn. There the place t,f fears and tlelights. A
dreams that brought him bock to the i, i
Ild !"
s. Rivers clean exultation sang in him. So he , 110811? I 11011t Unlit - stand.
old kiU•hen• the Talmud, the Chumish,, waters.
„„ •
, ..
li tIf instrument
., ..
, . , , „
„„
l
hail
heard
this
was
the
sound
.oisnen, said oirs. Levine. Just
below which his father sat taking his • "Son," she said. Ile
with musi c. strode through deep distances. until
i
ke armes
doW II
ut' when the day's tail ring wan voice elsewhere. long Him! Where? Hanle stretched away to the verges of he saw afar tiff a little and friendly ,
• -••••-•
'"
ro
Roods
open
the
front
()ter; the k
clock
always iroad
the two
thee—the
lead- iiiimita'de horizons -to where an cal- light. He came closer and found a ...pen
the I'll
bark
door
for
the Moir.
boy, be so
good.
it animate once again; Errol whom? "Son,
A great smile passed over Moisheb
g in the glow of the I roads ha v e called
lovely to bear. door at his fingers. Ile lifted alatch
s
his nedher n
i
rids,
out
timate
light
shone,
'too
wind
, i , in ; i ng into the places of the
Levine's face as he walked to the door.
and came in.
fire.
But now
there
was equip.
the battle.
lialf
his dreams
la..ught I of Zion into Babylon by the salt wet-!"Or chi', Si thlu Home!" she said.
Tonkel, 'tis thou?" a voice greet- I
This is home, no?" asked Mrs. Le-'
Aml the great horizons dwindled
him. Then t wo arms were flung ; "
singing
I no l n
e round his neck and his face covered vine before the doers were opened.
of htlY• and there was eat mg over t the
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The doors were opened. "Look, my
Instead, there with kisses. Then "Oi, but come
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away.
IS
1 hills a and
n! And there is Heaven!"
little far
square of darkness where in and sit by the fire. Thou art cold, I
e
was
°' things half-defined glimmered. Then no? It's a long way, Tonkel, a long co The glory of the blue skies came
The lads will soon be in; said Mrs.
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Levine.
"What do you mean?
"What 111111a I? Loilel, Avrom,
Feivel, thy brothers! A head thou H. L. D•vis WritesesLetter to eaida•
.. tura Urging Its Defeat
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d! tumbling, like foaming waters into the
the flomts in a small hearth flickered way!" en f o ll o we d a h eav i er vo i,, e. ',C o
The d ay shook blinding Moi-
and threw light into the gloom. Great Th
ners tot Th
light across the sky. There
l:sinks with mouldering covers were only knows how long away it is. Thy kitchen.
hand, Tonkel! A pinch of snuff, yes? I was on all hands the sound of rive rs,
ranged along a niche of the wall. Be- Sit down Tonkel, tell us all the news." like armies with music. What flow-
man, lifting snuff to his
We knew, like
i fd,t a h (e i
low sat en
Then the woman:
r , s a t s hlt . re Tu hne •rtt - ho rn ,at t h s e ol f ma rd ilertsh
nose, until his car mslackened and he Moisheh and I, thou wert coming to-1 e ri
over
his
book.
There
were
two
dazed
night, so should I live!"
k-1 birds were here alive, filling the air
ir, no r as
cats humped on a (under ,
"Thou dust not believe
with molten gold of song. Away over
grotesque shadows on a wall. Little ed the old man, wagging his finger. , ' the blue hills, the roads stretched into
lovers in cheap pottery belt nut their
sat
down
on
the
He was home. Ile
the shimmering horizons. There was
arms. There was the titling of a polished metal stool where he had sat'
uni10%olfi„Ns.toit,.,ttosrtslisnginsgwiirnt agzorrhti„,
. t s hirt,.gsinog
clock, steadily, steadily, and sheep so often. Ile heard the ticking of the
browsed on the unsubstantial hills clock. "Mother," he said „suddenly, with wings or on shining feet stream-
painted on the yellow face. Portraits "but the clock has stopped.
Banners
ed across the doors. . .
of d' men in skull-caps, old women
"This is not the place of stopped of light. . . Zion, Zion. . . The
in jet bonnets stared calmly into the
clocks! she sal .
ther ! it glory of the Lord. . . • •
room. An old woman sat in a creak-
"H ow l ove l y you are , mo
"For home is the very center of
ing chair, her hands playing like mice
is
you?"
"Ask thy father. It is me, no, Heaven," said the mother, and her
tr
with err needles and her wool.
Moisheh? We're not in the place of voice was like a flower talking. • Le-
turned
away,
until
a
little
0 head was
They shut the doors. Moisheh
was heard on the latch on the wrinkled faces and grey hairs.
vine rose to empty the coal-scuttle on
0 • .1111(1
uter side of the door. S eu
k ticked on the man-
i
Moisheh, not so?"
Levine re- the fire. The clock
1 her head. But it was the sound of the
"A question!"
tel-shelf. The shephreds were keep-
°p
wind, and she turned her head away,
m. The plied.
The little figures on the nicknack ing their shadowy sheep. Mrs. Le-
; and she was lost in the gloom.
announced it was time to stalk
, ticking of the clock was heard no ledges still stood there. But they held vine raisins
for the kuggel, or what
appeal the
their arms out in welcome, in
more.
"Choose!" said the lady. And then no more Ile heard the cats purr would the boys say when they came in.
drowsily.
The
cats
purred.
I a silence t II like ruin.
me!" said the soul of the sleep-
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