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MRS. HARPER
I EXCLUSIVE DRESSMAKING
For the linter-Deemed Woman.
Gave Wrong Age,
Family Separated
1 HARPER'S ART SHOP Immigrants Warned Against
9118 Twelfth St, Near Clairmourit.
ANNOUNCE PRIZES
FOR BEST ESSAYS1
Young People's League Awards'
Books to Winners.
FLOWERS FOR THE BRIDE
A Study in the Use of Flowers in Jewish Wedding
Ceremonial, With Some Obervations on
the Chuppah.
AUGUST 19, 1927
TORRES REPLIES Protest Against
Widow's Society
TO JABOTINSKY
Jewish Theater
Gets Big Legacy
I.I. 'I'. A.)-51. Henri
PARIS.
Torres, counsel for S ho e
el, Trustee, An Schwartzbnid, made a reply to the Polish Faction Object- to
Henry Butz —
dii i,nt i r Jabutinsky,
tzli :oe n
Play by Vilna Troup,
nounces $5,000 Donation s i •Lraitti,e;rilnif
revolutionists
In Lublin,
and editor of the Zionist paper
by Flora Josephs.
-
The Israel Friedlander essay
contest, which is conducted an-
nually by the Young People's
By BEN FRIEDMAN
published in the Russian language,
League of the United Synagogue of
Protect Your Wa14 and Curtains with
Carelessness in stating the :uses
the Razsviet. In an article in the.
America, has officially closed. The
WARSAW.—(J. T. ,O
That it legacy of $5,000 was left Reaseiet, Jabotineky demanded
the bride and groom take their
If children when applying for final
Flowers for the bride!
subjects to which it was this year
From the earliest times the Jew- vows. Wherever the chuppah is se to the Jewish %Viet ewe Aid Society that Torres permit another attor- I,ublin municipality wits ret• ,
sitizenship papers, against which devoted were based on studies of
ish people have known the use of up for the solemnization of th • by the late Mrs. Flora Schloss JO- ney to participate in the defense of by the right factions on Ile
Inas has repeatedly cautioned
various phases of the Jewish die-
phss
s: of trevealed
he s, eioy.
th .is week in an Schwartzbard, arguing that Torres cif for its action in rem, .
could-Le citizens, has led to the
flowers in the nuptials. Whether bends of matrimony the presence st erus,t
laws. Quite an interest was
Glendale 6359 family of Ben Gershonzon, or Cer- tary
and the scent of flowers is felt to announeement by Henry Beene, as Schwartzbard's mile defender municipal theater to the
aroused among the youth and a in the verses of
add that touch of beauty and glad-
ise/1 as he is known, being separated good number of essays were sub- its poets or in
will harm hint and the. Jewish peo- Vilna troupe for several deo,
Steel
The statement also disclosed the ple its view' of the fact that he is )anti-Jewish press and the
ness which is the keynote of the
for some time.
the wisdom
mitted
in
the
contest.
The
judges
information
that
the
Jewish
Wid-
Bake-Enameled.
This is the story: Mrs. Chaya R.
day.
Bolshevist and that he will de- parties denounced the me ,
were: Dr. Elias L. Solomon, honor- s t o r i e s of its
ows' Aid Society is to be. amalga- velop the argument from this view- council for "jargonizing"
Neat
Ger shonzon arrived at Jeurez,
Since 1700 it has been the cus-
ary president, United Synagogue of p h i l o sophers,
mated
ih
areit „with the United Jewish point and not along anti-pogrom municipal theater, which they
Mexico. On June IS, 1927, she
tom to throw flowers on the chup-
America; David Mosessohn, editor flow ers have
tend is intended solely fel. th, •
price, .vents to the Washington bureau of
lines.
pah. This beautiful custom is still
of the Jewish Tribune, and Ilarry symbolized the
The text of the statement made
In his statement replying to Ja- ductile: of Polish plays.
ilias stating that her husband, Ben
widely observed.
of the
by 51r. Butzel follows: "l'he Jew- botinsky, Mr. Torres declares that ;
UNITAS PRODUCTS, INC. Gerzon, living in Chicago and who Schneiderman, editor of the Amer. qualities
The council contended t he •
Another quaint custom is the ish Widows' Aid Society acknowl-
wan Jewish Year Book and secre- heart and the
he is absolutely impartial and is theater had been standing el'
(New Adare...)
lad become at citizen in April of tary of the American Jewish Com- gifts of nature.
throwing of the bride's bouquet to edges with deep gratitude receipt
months,
and they had net
faithful
only
to
Jewish
principles.
this year, had petitioned for visa's
79 MARTIN PLACE
In the Song of
one of the bridesmaids after the of a lege, y of $e,teei from the es-
mittee.
He asks the Jewish public to wait any Polish company of plays:
Half Block born Woodward Avenue.
for his wife and their four children.
ceremony. The saying is that the tate of Mrs. Flora Schloss Josephs.
The winners of the prizes were Songs we find
order
to
make room ter the \ .1.
confidentially.
He
is
convinced
that.
She wrote that by mistake her hums as follows: First prize, consisting the beau tiful
hridesniaid who catches the bou-
"The Jewish Widows' Aid So- Schwartzhard will be acquitted.
•dish troupe.
sand gave the age of her daughter, of $25 in books, was awarded to S hulamite
quet will be the next bride.
ciety is about to be amalgamated
Leah (Liza) as being over 18 years Irving Davidson of Anshe Chased jsaiden singing
As a florist it has been my pleas- with the United Jewish Charities,
PODOLSKY'S
whereas she is under 18, so that she Center, New York, who, inciden• to her bride- Ben Friedman
ant duty to provide the flowers for thus saving the necessity of ex-
was given only a preference quota tally was the winner of the first groom:
KOSHER RESTAURANT
many Jewish weddings. It occurred pense Anil confusion of operating
status.
to me that it would add a touch of two erg:adz:items, troth engaged in
"I nm the rose of Sharon,
8346 Twelfth St.
prize last year. The second prize,
The Washington bureau prompt- consisting of $15 in books, wont to
beauty to the wedding ceremony if, similar lines of work.
the lilly of the valley."
Try Our Own Cooked Meals.
ly communicated with her and her Israel Eisenstein of New York
in addition to the white flowers, the
"The legacy of Flora Schloss Jo.
The
cool,
green
plants
of
the
val.
All varieties Dairy Dishes at
husband in Chicago and saw to it
City, and the third prize, amount- Icy of Judea decorated the scene of chuppah, too, were a canopy of sephs will, however, be used for the
most reasonable prices. '
that proper proof was presented to ing to $10 in books, was awarded to
the wedding and the petals of flow- white cloth of rich workmanship. purpose of looking after Jewish
the American consul at Jaurez. The Miss Jeanette Becker of the Israel
,rs were strewn before the bride Accordingly, I designed and built widows and orphans,"
latter referred the matter to the Friedlander classes, New York, and grown as they walked in a such a chuppah—of brocaded silk
department of state, which in turn Moe, last year, captured the second
precession through the streets of —pleasing to the eye and yet in
Order your Vans from
transferred it to the department of prize in the contest. Honorable
Jerusalem to the home of the bride- strict accordance with Jewish tra-
labor. The Washington bureau fol-
mention WIN awarded to Julius grootn, preceded by musicians and ditions.
lowed up the matter from depart- Umansky of New York City and
The popularity of this chuppah
followed by a singing throng.
ment to department until it finally Leonard Rusinger of Beaumont,
Among Jews in all parts of the has convinced me of the sense of
succeeded in having the authoriza-
beauty
that I think is strung in the
Texas.
world flowers have been and still
Manager Boob Jennings of B. F.
tion for Leah changed from pref-
The Young People's League pros ere the customary accompaniment Jewish people. Every religious
crew
quota
to
non-quota,
ceremonial
is decorative in its rich Keith's Temple theater has booked
As the wife and the other chit- poses to prepare a treatise on Sab- of the wedding ceremonies. And
a
shove
for the week starting Au-
Cut Rate
bath observance based on the sag- only the choicest and most beauti- details. The wedding has always
were already in possession of gestions embodied in the essays ful flowers can aspire to the honor been among Jews a feast for the gust 21 that should please every-
MOVING and STORAGE non-quota
one.
The
program offers every-
non-quota status, the family will that were submitted in this contest. of decking the scene of the nup- eye as well as a feast for the pal-
now be able to receive their visas The subject of the Jewish dietary
ate. The chuppah which I have thing from wonderful music and
No job too small or too large.
tials.
beautiful
dancing
to uproarious
and will be able to join the father laws will then lie discussed at the
Of recent years the use of flowers made to accompany the flowers fur
Give , us a call.
comedy and novelty surprises.
in Chicago.
national convention of the organiz- at weddings has increased among the wedding is just one more touch
The
headline
act
on the vaude-
Mrs. Gershonzon wrote the fol- ation and finally a Imelda to serve Jews everywhere. It has come to —a finishing touch—to the tradi-
Cadilac 6853.
ville bill will he Maryon Vedic and
lowing letter to Bias: "This last us a guide to Jewish youth in ob-
the custom to make a veritable tional beauty of the Jewish wed-
Ota
Gygi
with
the
51aryon
N'adie
kind service and this interest you serving the dietary laws today will garden nut of the mom in which ding.
Dancers, Gygi is a concert
have shown in my behalf have so he published by the organization.
violinist
who,
until
he
came
to
vrouglit upon my feelings that .1 Societies or individuals interested
America, was the court violinist to
am unable to express my gratitude in this work may procure informa-
the king of Spain, while. Hiss \'adie
es I ought. I thank you with all tion concerning it by communicat-
is conceded to be one of the most
my heart for the favor you did. I ing with the Young People's
famous of American dancers.
Don't Wait Until You Receive Notice. should be very happy if 1 could tell
League
of
the
United
Synagogue
Order at Once a. the Price Will Soon he you in person that no one can be
Homer B. Mason and Marguerite
at 531 West 123rd street, New Will Leave Monday or Tuesday In
Raised.
Keeler will offer a humorous trav-
more truly thankful."
York City.
esty known as "Money, Money,
"The Pride of Detroit."
Bias again warns all Jewish im-
Money." The balance of the vaude-
migrants applying for citizenship
1927 PINGREE
•
ville bill includes Johnny Berkes in
papers to be exceedingly careful in
Reeidencei Gsi field 7106
"The Pride of Detroit" is the
By Nathan L. N. Ferber,
"Maybe, Who Knows?" assisted by
Cadillac 97711 giving the correct information so
&kis: 11111 Buhl Rldg.
name which 10-year-old Rosemarie
Virginia Sully; the Croonaders,
that no difficulties may ensue. Bins,
Schlee bestowed Wednesday after-
who say they are "just crooning,"
through its citizenship bureau,
noon at the Furl Airport upon the
Said at the outset of the "fal and Perez and Marguerite in a de-
with at the main office, 425 La-
MOSCOW. — (J. T. A.1 — An Stinson - Detroiter monoplane in
lightful novelty treat.
term":
Detroit Theatrical Service. fayette street, New York City, and all-Ukranian
conference of work- which her father, Edward F.
The feature photoplay will be
President Sato Sternberg: "We
at its branches in Baltimore, Bos-
Sehlet., and his pilot, Billy Brock,
Roy Johnson, E. 1.. King. II. E. Tacna
ton, l'hiladelphia, Chicago, San ers in the Jewish colonies and of the Wayeo Air Service expect must advance; we' toast gain in "Rich Men's Song" with the ador-
trans-settlement
centers
has
been
able
Shirley Mason and the hand-
70 Seeme•he St., W
Randolph 4891
numbers
and
importance."
Francisco and Seattle, is prepared
to make their record-breaking
some Ralph Graves in the leading
to give every assistance to intend- convoked by the central committee flight around the world. Schlee ex-
is toltireen. itir•asc, TRAVELERS,
of
the
Communist
party
for
Sep-
roles.
The story of the film shows
ing citizens.
DRAPERIES, GROUND CLOTHS
Morris Shatzen (only a V.-P.):
pects to leave either Monday or
tember 25.
"I agree with all the president has that all rich men's sons are not
Made--Itopalred—Rented
ndd
The people of Detroit enjoy gas
s- fuesday.
e willrs be a tte
T he conferencworke
spendthrifts, but that most of them
A lauding field at Harbor Grace, stated. Now• let's get to work."
in the die
are able to work and to accomplish
S y the political
rates "which are luster than
Newfoundland, is now being pre-
(riots
of
Cherson,
Krivoyrog,
Za-
something.
The
usual
interesting
LI1M86.111‘51
those existing Ito any other
L%.1
II. M. Abramovitz (another V.-
pense,' Nlariupol, Nikolaev, Zino- pared for the take- o ff across the
l'athe News, Aesup'e Fables and
AVE A TRIP. BRING YOUR HEM-
similar city in America."
Atlantic t t Croyden, England. I'., but the eh:denten of the it:tel-
devsk, Odessa, l'crvomaesk and
Pathe Comedy completes the pro-
STITCHING AND BUTTON COVERING
nee England the two will fly to teethed advancement connnitteel:
e-
51oldavia. There will also be pees-
gram.
TO US.
Berlin, then to 5loscow, and then "Brother president and brothers, if
(Continued from first page.) ant several administrators of the
Open
191 do. v letoins work
acro s s Siberia, following the you will pennit me—we have tried
The Newspaper Reporter Inter.
Jewish section of the Communist
the fact that, William It. Alnyo, party in those places which contain Trans-Siberian railway, to Tokio. to do our best in the past, and hope
views the Opera Singer.
Chu. W. [Sennett, VAe Pres and Gen. Mgr.
Front Tokio they will follow alto do the same in the future. We'
chief engineer of the Ford Motor a large Jewish peasant population.
HARPER'S ART SHOP
Clifford at Bagley
give
you
the
best,
en
in-
sill, to
Near ClaIrrnount Company and vice-president of the
The conference will discuss the s .utheasterly course over it long
"What is your favorite. smoke?"
1118 Twelfth St. ..
string
of
islands
to
the
Midway
structive,
high
caliber
program."
MS:WOO MI hal MI Oh Stout Metal Airplane Company econe mic position in the old Jewish
"5Iurad", says the singer.
BRANCHES,
(division ef the Kurd Motor ('..m- .edonies and the new settlements, islands. While this will add die-
• "Why," asks the reporter.
Ilaniummck
Dearborn
Roule•ard
"Daddy" Freund: "Everything is
taries to the trip, it is expected to
"While I don't pretend to be a
WoulawaalNImmi~" parry) and one of the nation's out- nuthods of strengthening the ag- aid
9707 Joseph Camp.
Motors
111,1g.
Wcst MivhIgan
105
General
the world voyagers consider- lovely. Let's quit arguing and get
standing aeronautical engineers, neultural activity in those places,
connoisseur of tobacco, I do know
ably
in
locating
the
'Midways
which
to
work."
has written the . introduetion, which the hitroduction of co-operative
Wyandotte-76 North Biddle Ave.
that Murad has net equal for frag-
are small, and, us the name indi-
follows:
"Perhaps as a natural reaction and collective. methods in agrieul-
Granite and Marble.
Bernard Ginsburg: "'Daddy' rance. That's one reason I'm so
cates, in mid-ocean.
partial
to
Murals.
Their
exquisite
'
Thus will the mime Detroit he Freund is entirely too gay for a
from war-time activities, aviatio
tare in
er y work
of the
the. Jewish
Jewish villages,
Soviets the.
and
carried by two Detroiters in a De- young fellow. Pisgah Lodge needs aroma won me years ago."
in the United Slates received v
the Jewish social organizations,
little attention aside from military s us iet and cultured activity in the troit•made plane on a trip that will grown-up men."
If telly were pain we should
o or three except
years , .Jewish villages and work among tetal approximately 20,009
activities for • two
Now In our New Location
Philip Ettinger: "We must have have great crying out in every
following the armistice HIM
the various groups in the villages the first round-the-world trip by a symphony by all means. Julius house.
plane.
for the perseverence if a few small and tinting women end c hildr e n.
The present round-the-world red- was a good president; he talks
groups who were convinced of the
7192
ord of 28 days is held by Edward S. worse than a woman."
future of aviation, there was it gen-
Evans, Detroiter, and it is this 1
eral apathy with regard to its pos.
mark which Schlee and Brock ex-1 Harry Yudkoff: "I'm in charge
pest to lower considerably. Onlylot the office, but I want to please."
"While It iv true that a good
part of Evans trip was by plane,
deal of 'barn storming' was done Office to Remain Open:
Ilenry M. Gottlieb: "Those who
In spite of the fact that the Jew- however.
by pilots, most of whom were ex-
Schlee's plane will be equipped would inspire must of necessity be
Leads the 116rld in Motor Car Value
army men using out-of-date planes, ish Center will remain closed until
I 1—
Inspirationalists.' The work of the
there was no real commercial ac- Tuesday, September (I, the office with every possible device new
A. Z. A. (junior affiliated society)
tivity. The fleet itnpetus was will be open daily between 9 and 5 known to aeronautical 'navigation.
eate llll
has made noteworthy progress, and
given by the government with its o'clock, excepting Saturday and In preparation for the gruelling
I am sure will continue to be a
.e
air mail service, which has been Sunday, and evening from 7 to 9 flight it is now being stripped, like
source of pride to Pisgah and to
a
rave
horse,
of
every
possible
hit
and
fellow-
o'clock,
excepting
Friday
and
Sun-
so outstanding success
the
community."
If hulk weight that can be semi-
ing on the heels of this, there has day. This is to enable those desir.
tirjel, In this way the flyers will
gradually grown up a very real ing to register ter camp to do se.
Harry
Slavin: "I wish the or-
Select Dancing Nightly
be able, if they wish, to carry •
interest in the development of air-
maximum gasoline weight of 500 gentzation committee. success."
planes for cemim•rcial trensporta- Camp Notes:
Mrs Elizabeth Steinberg, who gallons.
Lion, both freight and passenger.
Aaron Droock: "The big thing in
Arrangements for re-fueling the
Hand in glove with this develop- recently won first place in the in-
People Prefer relent came the realization that terstate collegiate oratorical eon- phew along the route are being Mod Writh work is the 'broader
scope movement.' "
made
by
the
Shell
and
Valvoline
th• Palais.
there was ft real need for adequate tee!, is in charge of dramatics and
comprehensive regulation, tend recreation at camp. She is a grad- ,meanies, whose organized i o ns are
Julius Deutelhaum : "When we
Strictly Censored. Highest and
different municipalities and states uate of the University of eliehiean. world-wide and fur whom Schley is set the et— thing, no one will lie
Standard.
put into effect such regulations as lIer program so fur this week has the Detroit distrihutor. Their aid
able to play it."
importient
fac-
UN
1
ett•ll
to
he
all
seemed
to
Lost.
till
their
needs.
been
as
follows:
Monday
night,
Paints Musuci•n• — The Band
There grew• up a (11•1111111,1 for fed- folk dancing; Tuesday, two plays__ tor in bringing success to the flight.
You Love to Dance With.
Samuel Goldline (associate chair-
oral regulation of all aircraft op- one by the nu•thers and one by the
man, Americanization committee):
I ratans and from this grew the ehildren; Wednesday, costume
"I can conceive of no work of
air commerce regulations of the at which Mrs. Sophie Purgament
greater importance to our ledge
aerennuties 'wench, department of won first prize for the best ces-
and to the community as a whole
cemenerce flf the United States. fume; Thursday, marshmallow
then the work of the Americanize-
These regulations are having a far- sonst; Friday, Sabbath stories and
_
----
committee. Results already
reaching effeet in eliminating the.
One
of
the
meet
important
prob.
accomplished speak for them-
Among those who visited the
•eperation of hazardous and worn
••ainp wns Shlointe Bercoviteh, di. 'eme of the nutemotive engineer selves."
out or poorly' designed aircraft and
,
cif even more importance, the li- rector of the Umpartaishe Folk today is to design motors which
Mrs. Ilarry Fleishman, presi-
greater gasoline econ-
set sing of pilot, who are qualified. Shull:. 51r. iferco•teh delighted the will permit
dent, Ladies' Auxiliary: "Me are
omy.
Experiments
:done
this
line
"For scone time past, it has been • imp guests with readings from
are constantly being made and re- going to do big things this costing
Drug
and
shelem
Alechim.
felt that there should he a venire-
term. We are planning to put on a
Fathers nod Sons week at the mnrkable successes ere being at-
hensive reference covering the va-
program of activity that will make
rious municipal, state, federal and Mothers' ramp will be held during tained.
The latest claim of unusual you men sit all and take notice."
international regulations end two Leber deny week. from September
economy
is
made
by
Dodge
Broth•
1
to
11,
with
.1
:web
PenrIstien
re•
geverning airplane operation, but
Mies Anna Kaufman: "The com-
Reservations ers for their new four-cylinder
see 'ninety no one had the temerity special counsellor.
sars, which are being advertised as ing bazaar under the chairmanship
o undertake the arduous wore of can be made et the Jewish Centel
POLK' /REFERENCE
nimble of genie approxinuttely 25 of Morris Shatzen will he one 44
• •mpili nil this reference. Rowland
miles on a gallon of gasoline at a the big events this season. We
and
W. Sleet its his 'Law of Av
speed
of 25 miles per hewn plan to take this bazaar out of the
e. .71 . , ,et A000
t.n, ev-,1
has taken a notable seep in this Fenkell F•there Club:
Ci
different to,. ur Ou•on.... No matter
Several features in the car's de. rut of the usual affairs of this kind,
The Fenkell Father,' club will
li section. I base pars wally read
what your Lupines.. in this b.,), you
and in keeping with the dignity of
manuscript of his book :del am betel all flitting W Belk Isle on Sun- egn and construction are said to
find the nurnher of sour pruspec•
etre ureter."
Hee customer,. listed.
•onvineed that the subject has been day, August 21 A comprehensive he responsible for this exceptional
Informatlim Is •Iso elven as to
how you ran ow the mails to set ore
"irefully handled and thereughly engrain of games and races has fuel economy. One of the most
o lllll •nd InquIrle• for sour products
important
is
the
lighter
weight
of
el:biped and that 'Law of Avia- Seen outlined. the wives and the
or writes.
ice' will take it, plane as the eta- 7hildren of the fathers will, of the cars. Naturally with 1. ss
Were for Toot Farr Core
I
standing referee, boil on this 'none, participate, special game, weight for the engine to me,. a
R. L POUt & CO., Detroit, Web.
sulejeet. It will enable the mailu- AIM races being planned for them coneiderable saving in gasoline is
werld
flly
Dirtrfiver
PuAllther,
la
Ow
teepee
Shanghai Jew Leaves $150.000 to
accomplished.
'netun•r, the lIwner, the pilot and
Wynne Lim I tanntkrs--11u•Intas SlaostIrs
Promrers vl me,t Mall AJ , s111.10.
Build Religious School.
Another contribution to (Ton-
'he passenger t r ascertain or . 1m- Soccer Team:
4 -elf definitely arid accurately iust
A Jewish soccer team is twine rote is made by the gear ratio,
SIIANGIIAL—(J. T. Ad —A
- ow these r•gulatiens affect him I , rganized under the auspices of the which is lower than on former
enters Ass.wiation, first Rase Brothers cars. This means bequest of $150,000 for the purpose
lewi.h
Ind I hail my personal endorse
merit, feeling that Mr. Fleet has practice to be held on Tuesday, Au- that the engine makes tourer revo- of building a Jewish school in
a
Oven to ue It reference that its a nest 23. at Colid field. Blaine reed lutions in driving the car a mile Shanghai was nude in the will of
Byron, at 6 p. m. Those wishing than were formerly required, the late I. S. ferry. which has just
•iy real need."
t t ioin should rep"rt to Jack Fie. thereby bringing about another been probated here.
Mr. Perry, who died in Shanghai
-teeter at the field at that time.
saving.
Improvement: in carburetion. on March 9, made the bequest sub-
better manifelding, a re-designed ject to the express condition that
cylinder head and faster entry of within two years from the date of
the gate into the combustion cham- his death a further sum of $150,000
I. T. A.)—The re-
N'IENNA.
ber, announced earlier in the sum- shall be raised for the purpose by
rganizstion of the lialinah Sport
TEL AVIV.--1.1, T. A.)—The mer as important characteristics contributions from the Jewish
club following the recent resigna-
community of Shanghai.
inn of the te ran, is prorating graduation exercises of the Gyni- of this Dodee. Brothers motor, 15130
Many legacies are left to rela-
-atisfaetorily, the Ilakeah an- • eja tenth, the first nude! Hebrew result in the achievement of oper-
tives. servants and friends and the
high schn I in Palestine, were held ating economy,
lounced.
remainder
of the estate is be-
The liekeah bee concluded nn here y. sterday.
queathed to the Anglo-Jewish as-
C, I. Robert S Spline, Retire high
Agreement for one year with E.
eeciation
for
the advancement of
SYNAGOGUE
e-rnmissie
ner.
distributed
the
di-
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education and the relief of poverty
team. In view of the decieien of il eras t' the graduates. In his
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'slice and Bagdad.
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nreeintee
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end has wen laurel. at the last ' eenuse of leek of fund., he stated. a synagogue. Zucker was :sen- 'hoer he has already obliged.
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MOTOR SALES
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