DECEMBER 31, 192

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Fox and Curtis at Temple.

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Harry Fox, well-known musical com-
edy star, with Beatrice Curtis and a
Established 1917.
company of six beautiful girls, head-
lines the bill at B. F. Keith's Temple
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was written by Willie Collier. Last
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season Mr. Fox was the comedy star
of George White's Scandals. Others
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By GEORGE JOEL
billed: Coram with Jerry," Seymour
Plant No. It 4200 GRAND RIVER
and !toward, with the Ma Cushion
(Copyright, 1926, Jewish Telegraphic Agency.)
Plant No. 2 and Main Office: 4300 TWELFTH STREET
twins, Peggy Daugherty and W. V.
Powers, Herman and Juan Reyes ,
ter we received came from Samuel
Soccer.
arson,
Les
Grohs,
Chevalier
Frank ' ,
Snow and hail may be able to stop Tenkin of • Providence. His letter
Brothers, and the screen subjects.
a crowd indoors, but the elements are took us up because we mentioned Al
powerless to deter the attendance at Miller in preference to Al Cornsweet.,
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the big league soccer games. In New In part Mr. Tenkin's letter reads0
1.12.
thrtcfor of millet
York on a particularly unpleasant "Bearing in mind the fact that your
nsatkttion s wots.
are
selecting
an
all-Jewish
football
Sunday 6,000 people saw fit to shiver
in the stands and watch a soccer team and not a track team, one would
game. Three thousand saw the expect you to confine your selections
Brooklyn Wanderers beat Fall River to ability and achievement on the!
1 to 0 at Hawthorn Field and a like gridiron and not cinderpaths." A
number at New York Oval watched paragraph we enjoyed very much but
Newark trim the New York Giants a little unjust. We picked Miller
partly. on his performance in the
4 to 3.
Dartmouth and Iloly Cross game. In
,s1s■
For some unaccountable reason the
holler, was not up to his usuaLe those two contests his playing was
Brooklyn Wanderers ran into a losing consistently good; in the other games
Buy
streak, dropping seven games in a he was the outstanding back on the
row. The former Ilakoah star, Eisen- Harvard team. He can run, pass and
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am
kick and is an excellent defense man
L
d in
lent form and the team suffere xcel-
Cornsweet, playing his first year of
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,
i consequence, but evidently the great
be- I Varsity football, was supported by l
!player has recovered his ability,
one of the best backfields and lines in
Sruotters GArut,r AROUND
Icause the Wanderers have come back 1 the country. Put Miller behind that
TIN /MARIA A/ ME
1 and trimmed Springfield Tad Fall ' Brown line and give him Mishel as a
fafNOATION fat 10043
River in successive games. In the
Of RELAXATION: •
,
1 to 0 win over Fall River it was I running mate and you would see
real ground gaining power. Our im.
I mainly Eisenhoffer's great playing ; , pression was that Cornsweet was a
400 Stations in Detroit to Service Your Car.
1 that enabled the Brooklyn team to good football player, but yet an un-
These
Ish history and literature.
The Ilakoah boy is still the tried one. Anyway we thank Mr .
I win
STUDENT houses, known as
student centers have been enthus-
I great favorite and the crowd can al- Tenkin for his letter and hope tha t
Foundations, are to be Neal.,
iastically r•ceived by both the stu-
' ways be found clustered over on his we will agree with him next year.
halted by the Independent Order of ,
dents and college authorities. Ha It-
aide of the field. Unfortunately, the
In the same mail we got a letter
D'nal B'rith at all leading Amer1-1 bl Benjamin Frankel is a national
Wanderers are near the bottom in
can universities, it has just beenI director of Ilillel Foundation mirk
the league standing, but if we are tol from
Morris
Berick
of
Pawtucket,
R.
I., in which we were informed that
announced by Alfred M. Cohen.' for the Independent Order !Vital
believe Manager Agar the present po- this same Al Cornsweet of Brown
Phone for a List of Locations.
president of the organisation, and B'rith.
sition of the team is but a temporary won a place on the wrestling team
According to a statement recent-
one million dollars is to be spent'
That's what every one says
one and they are going to climb up of his university by throwing Bob
116.
for the recreational and spiritual ly made by AI r. Alfred M. Cohen
after trying one of Pohl's
near the top.
Buckley, a veteran mat man. Harry
welfare of these young men and the plans of his organisation are
The New York Giants also have Cornsweet, the no less famous broth -
delicious meals. Our own
animal. Student houses have al- to open and maintain 11111e1 Foun-
been weathering some stormy weath- er of Al, also made the team. These
distinctive manner of pre-
ready been opened by the indepen- dations each year. The funds re-
er both in and on the field, but with two brothers are the most active ath-
tbatt Order 11'nal Writh at the quired for this purpose, estimated
paring our foods is bound
Guttman, Pollok, Ilaulsler and Gruen- letes at Brown, having each won let-
Universities of Ohio, Illinois and at S1,111111,01)(1 ail' be contributed
to satisfy and make you a
wald in the line-up and playing like ters in four sports.
Wisconsin, and a fourth aus start- by the Jews of America through
they did when they starred with Ha-
regular patron.
ed at the University of Nlieltigan a $2,1toom1lu campaign for this and
Fighting.
Baldness is only a sign of neglect
koah, it is only a question of time
olh•r Jealsh cultural aciliVilit•n now
this Fall.
Johnny Green of Harlem is certain-
before the team will be ranked up
Each Illliel Foundation has a living conducted by the Wider
Dandruff, falling hair, itching scalp, should not be neglected; it'
ly not a very Jewish name, but its
un-
Ord,.
near the top.
director who orgaidzen recreational Scope Committee of the
beginning of baldness. We can remove the cause and save
Despite the fact that the Ilakoah owner is Jewish and one of the best -
activities, religious services, de- der the chairmanship of Henry
hair Call for expert examination and advice. IT IS Fl
team of Vienna sent most of its star of the 120-pound fighters in the busi -
bates, lectures and classes in Jew- Monskv. of I Minna.
players to America, the old spirit is ness. Johnny is not exactly a new
'Uptown's Most Beautiful
comer to the fight game, but he is
very much in evidence. Our Vienna
ngng or old, to have a ge
Flora Beckman, Milton Straus and
Rest aaaaaa ."
There is a chance for everybody, you
correspondent reports that Ilakoah new to the Jewish world. He is the
Esther Kavanau; Miss Mary Neu-
same man that knocked out Al Gold-
head of
is again making a strong bid for hon-
man's class, Malcolm Levenson, Je-
berg. Green has a string of victories
Special Discount for Ladies.
ors on the Continent. The team has
rome Arta, Ilermine Stone, Edith
was his defeat of Salerano in the
won its last eight games after a slow
GROWIN G
Weiner, Oscar Cohen and Myron
Fugazy
charity
show.
On
the
same
start. The reports also state that the
or
The
Dushkin; Miss Goldman's class, Ros-
Debate:
team has been re-enforced by the card Charlie (Phil) Rosenberg easily
A
debate,
the
subject
of
which
is
lyn Arfa and Seymour Kaplansky;
defeated Mack in a slow, uninterest-
addition of some new players who
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"Resolved,
That
Moses
Was
More
Miss
Z.
Greenbaum's
class,
Ruth
1308
BROADWAY,
SUITE
406-407.
Protect Your Walls and Curtains
have proven themselves to be soccer ing bout. We still think that Bushy Famous Than Abraham in Jewish Thieves, Florence Rosner, Sylvia Fink
with
artists of the first rank. The Vienna , Graham is going to put it all over the
Hours: 11 A. M. to 8 P. M.
History," is being planned by the pu- and Helen Simons.
press is unusually complimentary to ' champion when they meet, if they
pils of Miss Ann Finkelstein's class
the team and from the news items ever do.
Tennis.
When the house is not hungry, the
one gets the impression that a cham-
Roll:
flour tastes bitter.
The national junior indoor tennis Honor
is assured. As you perhaps
Following is an additional list of
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know, the Ilakoah is contemplating over a mile long. His latest exploit pupils on the honor roll in the vari-
Steel
a trip to this country next spring and tournament is scheduled to start at ous classes: Miss Esther Ashinsky's
Hareo to your 6.1. —
Bake•Enameled. with the championship hung to its Baltimore within the next week.
class, Sadie Karball, Ruth Rosner,
Neat in appear- belt will be a greater drawing attrac- Among the entries we find Edward Jessie Newman, Pearl Turkel and
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Jacobs, Sidney Salzman, Morton Sha- Morris Simon; Miss Ann Finkelstein's
ance and low I. tion than ever.
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pero, Louis Levine, Norman Salzman,
price.
Basketball.
class, Harriet Rosenthal, Ruth Lipsky,
The Harvard basketball team David Feingold, Bernard Friedenthal Goldie Bornstein and Libby Small;
Second and Front Pr...
and Hyman Kravatz. With a Jewish Miss Betty Milkowsky's class, Tillie
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opened its season with a victory over
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Munich and Shirley Small; Miss Ruth
Boston College by the score of 43 to
(New Address)
Rosenthal's class, Lillian Weisman,
21. On the Harvard team the only
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Jew that got into the game was Vo-
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gel. Ile was in for a few minutes
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but he found time to hang up one
field goal and a foul. The Boston
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Winter.
Harry Herbert, of whom we had
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much to say as a football and lacrosse
player, also plays basketball. In fact
1927 PINGREE
this column remembers an inter-fra-
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ternity game played in 1921. The
Office.
winning team consisted of Herbert,
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the Sussman brothers of Yale basket-
ball fame, Brown and Wilde, five
Jewish boys and all great basketball
players. All boys later became fam-
ous on college teams. Herbert's work
with the Boston team comes al no
surprise and we expect to hear about
him after each game the B. U. team
plays.
Nat Holman, the greatest Jewish
basketball player of the day, is again
on tour with his All-Star Original
Celtics. They have been playing the
professional teams around Baltimore
with the usual success. The Colum-
Probably the largest sales conven-
bia University basketball team, which
won the intercollegiate basketball Lion ever held in Detroit will open Jan.

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championship last year, started in its
season with a victory over Rutgers,
32-31 in one of the fastest and most
exciting basketball games this column
Brothers and Graham Brothers deal-
has ever had to sit through. The Co- Brothers
team is a few shades poorer era from the United States nearly 100
EVERTON
Canadian sales representatives will be
ENGRAVING
than
last
year's
quintet,
but
even
at
COMPANY
present and several foreign countries
l oo k like p telly
L
that Inc BI ue ions
ll be represented.
. coin
gs, which will
th
e oum
Clbia team is Rothenfeld, business and pleasure, are to be held
I
Rutgers.
h
played
forward
against
wo
1 f the
.1
high point scor
While the dealers are in Detroit,
re on his team. Ile is I I Dodge
Brothers, Inc., will stage its
by far the b est man on the squad and l annual automobile show displaying
MANUEL URBACH
smooth
all-around
player.
Ras-
is a
the very latest of improved Dodge' .
Crash. and Marble
kin, a Jewish boy from Rutgers, car-1 Brothers types, together with the ma- i
tied the brunt of the Rutgers de- I for types of Graham Brothers trucks.
tense.
One interesting display will be a tour-
"Prep" School Athletic..
lag car of every year since the first ,
A letter we received from a reader Dodge Brothers motor car, which was
Now in our New Location
in Lewiston, Pa., reminds us that we I built in 1911. Art exhibits and charts I
o
have been neglecting high and pre- depicting the next years advertising
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campaigns will line the
parstory school athletics. This read- and selling
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s.
mdcwan
er mentions the name of a young
ager ■•■ •••••••••.~ .. Jewish boy, prominent in prep school The entertainment programs and
football circles, and asks us to men- some of the special talks are to be
lion his name. Our theory in regard, broadcast during the convention over
to prep school athletes is that in the w . G . H . which will have a remote
lower schools games and sports are control station established at the Ma-
played solely for the fun of the game. sonic Temple.
Athletics did not start among men
but arose from the play spirit that is
Nash Distributes $650,000.
indomitable in every normal boy.
Games, rules and sports are, after all,
A Christmas distribution of more
simply organized methods for boys to
let off steam and their games are than $650,000 in cash was made by
the
Nash Motors Company among
marked with just such tendencies. To
Select Dancing Nightly
let the boys think that there is fame employes in its Milwaukee, Racine
and
Kenosha plants. Every employe
to be gained is to spoil the whole ef-
fect of this play spirit. As they grow participated and each was personally
handed
his envelope containing • re-
takes
older and get into college, sport
W. Nash, president
Particular People Prefer
on a more serious aspect. One must membrance by C.
of
the
company.
The distribution
win, struggle or fight for the glory,
the Palais.
honor and fame that is forthcoming; marked the closing of the biggest
Strictly censored. Highest
year
in
the
history
of Nash Motors.
while a boy is young it is best to let
"Nothing that occurs during the
Standard.
him play unnoticed. For this reason
gives
me
anything
like the pleas-
we hear so little about our younger year
PaWs Mosiclass—The Bead
generation of athletes and we believe ure I experience in personally greet-
Yes Lave to Dance With.
ing
each
of
our
men
at
the
Christmas
it is just as well that they remain un-
season and presenting each a little
sung.
token of our appreciation for the
Football Again awl Again.
d splendid co-operation that has been
If our allJewish football team di
accorded us," said Mr. Nash, after an
MEYER BARRON, Prep.
nothing else, it increased our mail,
active day in which he personally had
Beyer: of All Kinds of
as we had a dozen letters about our
distributed a good-sized fortune that
prejudices.
From
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inexpertness and
happy
Ilia employes might enjoy a
Boston, Mass.. came ■ letter asking
1342 Brewster St.
Christmas. "The Nash Motors Com-
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us why we did not mention Jake ' pany is reaching the close of the moat
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Slagle of Princeton. For the tenth successful year in its history and this
time—Slagle is not a Jew, converted success, I am proud to say, was
or otherwise. If we get any more , brought about in large measure
letters about Jake we will print his through the untiring efforts and loy-
Eton
affidavit denying his appointed na- shy of our workmen."
tionality. Baruch of the same col-
lege also is not Jewish. We would
A bad peace is better than • good
like to catch the fellow who started quarrel.
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