America Awish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVINU6 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO pEprriton. ,IDisit itiRom ICU PAGE THIRTY-ONE ....m.....vomvxmisooilAw.v• ■ •••• ■ movvoomommoomw "THE HEALTH CITY Season's Greetings and Best Wishes. e HEARTY SUPPORT IS GIVEN I. 0. B. B. IN BATTLE CREEK 9, L. J. MONTGOMERY, President. . II. MONTGOMERY, Vice-President and 51anager . E JEW PAYS TOP PRICE FOR EXCHANGE SEAT' POST TAVERN HA•RE CREEK, MICHIGAN .WartiV O S • ■ •• ••• •11MalkNAN % %%%V.VMMINIX ISA W1 11 •WLISMS NI ts t l A Happy New Year to You All Yellow Taxi Service Baggage and Transfer THE IMPOSING CITY HALL OF BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN Battle Creek is known throughout the world as "The Health Loy" or "The Food City." Its two great cereal factories are known in every corner of the world, even as is the Battle Creek Sanitarium. The civic slogan, "Better Yourself In Battle Creek." has both a health and an industrial significance, the city having a great diversity of manufacturing plants. BATTLE CREEK 'Indians JEWISH LADIES AID SOLDIERS le lldq PHONE 5131 BArl'LE CREEK, MICHIGAN Th. iv,. Wish Al! O ur J ew ish F .i.,,,1 and "" " Patrons a Happy and anrosperous P New Year. r Percy C. Hicks MOVING : BAGGAGE STORAGE —_- -=' -.7. .7 . - _- r--' EU Rosh Hashonah Greetings. JEWS CONTINUE TO MIGRATE EASTWARD GOO Immigration to Far Emit Received Impetus During War. Ralph's Sport Shop That across the Pacific, in the. fear east, where Hilts organized immigration and emigration centers I during the war when transporta- tion across the Atlantic was el i:441, 1 still continues to la , the important center for Jewish W111011. 11- eS, 11 re- port which Hiles has received from the Harlin informotion bureau in- ' divides. This bureau, which is the result if the !has activities in the far east, has ■ IIVI'd several thousands I of Jewish families front R1011111111- t i0/1. It continues its work and is being subsidized by Inns just as !Sias supports other important centers where it has 1111 bureau of •its own. The report deals with the Heti, i- ties of the first four months of the present year. It shows that not only have Jewish immigrants been guided ill their journey's ti the United States and to other coun- tries, such as Argentine, Chile, Australia, China, India and South Africa, but that many families who have settled in the far east have suet...dui in bringing their rela- tiv•s from Russia, Poland, Lithu- ania and other east European countries. The bureau thus has a double purpose, namely', that of aiding Jewish emigrants and in a•- sisting Jewish immigrants. In the period dealt with by t hi. report, the Harbin bureau regis- tered 320 new immigrants, 40 per vent of whom were families. Writ- ten and• rbul information le a given to 1,179 regarding passi o n visas, transportation, citizenship and employment ronditions in im- migration countries. In 436 -, passports, visas, transit visas, ap- plications to consuls and immigt a• Lion offices in various countries were attended to. In 21 cases site eial appeals were made and thu= Ill many ways immigrants and emi- grants were given necessary gind- anee and help. If it were not the bureau, these Jewish wand, t• ers would be a It ng, , t her Seelig,— II the far east. Dust and Water-Proof Vans. Phone 422—Nights 4095 83 State St. BATTLE CREEK, 'MICHIGAN 24 E. MAIN ST. Phone 9511 Michigan. • Rosh Hashanah Greetings. A Happy New Year. Block Decorating Co. 0 Coggan WINDOW SHADES oftwep,, Painting, Deettrat me and Wall Paper. 25 EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 2.3632 10 NORTH JEFFERSON • I i rtt orm Expert Workman-hip. Made in Our Own Shop. Estimates Gladly Given. 0 Phone Bell 254. BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN Battle Creek. Michigan. Season's Greetings. Greetings. Franklin E. Shaw Smith & Onger Co. FUNERAL DIRECTQR Builders of Exclusive Clothes Phone 5721; Res., 3121 From English Woolens. Ward Building Phone 684-W Splendid New Invalid Car Day or Night Service BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN I t t le Creek, Michigan. The Season's Greetings. W. F. 0 Season's Greetings. Boos & Phillips LESLIE Leslie's Chiropractic and Hydro-Therapy Treatment Rooms. Office Hours: 9 A. M. to I; •a for P. M. El t•nings by appointnont. FLOWERS Auto. 5031, Bell 136 41 UNIVERSITY AVE. Battle Cie.!, Nlo 401 BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN Ward Bldg. Phone 553 0 \ \\XXXX yompotxxxwacwomisswoommicvommoivic • Oakland All-American Six Pontiac Six SALES AND SERVICE (Formerly (fivers Motor Comanyl 206 West Main Street Greetings. . Will H. _ n k Stewart Laundry , Sp Cleaner and Dyer Main Office and Plant: prop 59 East Main St. PHONE 8232 54 BARNEY STREET Phone 2-2621 ItArfLE CREEK, MICHIGAN Phone Office: Phone 3710 •• I 61 East Main Street BATTLE CREEK. MICHIGAN 0 ttlyzeomvotvicstAsvitWitwtsviotwwwc%•wtyforom‘w< Everything in Real Estate I observe that swine 111'111)1e only visit the house of worship when they desire to memorialize In 111'. ro , ast, I1 dear one. Their motive is gialgI, their method poor. They turn a temple into a tomb. They think more of in dead relative than they do of a living God. Otherwise they would also 001111/ at /AVIV!' till/•S. It is usually such people who are most neglectful of Cod who are most critical of Ills occasional apparent neglect of them. I believe with to grand old rabbi of Chicago of years ago, Liebman Adler, who said, that he dill not ap- prove of going to the house of icier ship for memorial pill' llteSi's If one dill not go at other times. A religion that confines itself to the dead is likely to he a dead re- ligion, a superstitution in place of in sanctity, an enervating sedative instead of an energizing stimulus. ---Rev. Alexander Lyons. - - -- and Insurance CULTURE ----- Some people of ladle sexes give so much time to polishing their nails that they have none left for interior decorating. If they had given more attention to interior decorating they would cart- less about the state of polish of their nails. Tee such people culture is a matter of surface, not of sultstance. —The Supplement. i JERUSALEM.— (J. T. AA • Professor Elwood Meade of It, Unit.' States reclamation bun., I and Dr. Joel ■ I• Lipman, expert- f • the Jewish Agency Palestine S. vey commission, have arrived h. • - Professor Meade and Dr. Lipo .•, will investigate the agriculio po , sibliities of Palestine and u report to the commission of t , Jewish Agency with a view to •• preparation of a 10-year prole, •1 of reclamation work ire ' • Twenty delegates represent • Zionist societies in Palestine sae • I Friday for Basle to attend the tv- teenth Zionist Congr....• eeIuI ened Aug. 30. Rosh Hashonah GreetingS and Best Wishes. Cushman Auto Sales Co. fee Economical Transportation -- , _ li /CHEYROLET 1 Hopkins & Herrick Realty Co. — 7-- SALES AND SERVICE 110 WEST MAIN ST. REGENT BUILDING PHONE 8138 BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN Phone 213. Battle Creek. Michigan. Greetings. Holiday Greetings. GUARANTEE ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. EMMERSON STORAGE Says Phone Bell 6187 Storage : Moving : Moth Proof Vaults for Everything Electrical 21 LOCUST STREET PHONE 2.1744 55 EAST MAIN STREET BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN Battle Creek, • — Greetings of the Season. Holiday Greetings. Croydon - Sutherland Palace Taxi &'Company CHECKER CAB AND BAGGAGE TRANSFER Public Accountants Phone 7113. Audits, Systems, Income Tax Returns IlAilLE CREEK, MICHIGAN 211 POST BUILDING PHONE 2-3431 BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN A Happy New Year to You! Holiday Greetings. Haines Coal Co. Nora Lane P HAINES, "PAT" D. J. HAINES, "I) %YE"' Presenting the Season's Styles in Exclusive Mil- linery. Here you find, at all times, a most complete display for both Miss and Matron. "Our Success Depend- l'pon Pleasing You." Wholesale and Retail Coal and Coke YARD, 85 S. WASHINGTON AVE. 3 THE ARCADE Phone, Office 989 PHONE 1375-J BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN 000000013000004000 00**0000 000 0 oc0000c rec... , coccoz.s000 Rosh Hashonah Greetings. 0 Elmo S. Nobles Al A DEAD RELIGION • - EXPERTS ARRIVE IN JERUSALEM )••• ■- vocw000mmoo•vo.vo.w. %%%%%%%%%%%% 0 0 0 We Extend to Our Many Jewish Patrons and Friends Our Sincere Wishes • for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. The 11111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 MIC 338 ItArl"I'LE CREEK, AIICHIGAN -.—_ -= I ;E M E. M AGEI„ 51.eviger . , '\ seat on the New Turk St a.k Exchange has recently brought the rex-mil-breaking purchase price of $200,000. The buyer is Horace 1V Goldsmith, a young 111101 who is evidently on the crest of goal for- tune. lie is only 32 years old. Ile was born in Chicago of German- Jewish parents. Before he was 28, he became recognized as having the largest exclusive metallic thread house in America. They call him "the Dose! king." But there is little of the "tinsel" stuff in Goldsmith's personality. He served overseas during the world war. When the war clouds had passed, he returned to his business and made it bigger and larger than before. But he had done all he could with his business and wanted to do bigger things . The stuck exchange raptured his imagination. And so he became as- so•iated with a brokerage firm in New York, turning over the man- ag•ment of the "tinsel" business t, his father. 11111Olf 1 . 11S of years before the any to trade at Saint Joseph, where Jewish Ladies' Aid Society first white man net foot on the and LaBelle had located his historic "t the City of Battle Creek was which comprises the site of the city. y founded in 1918 when a group of new settlers were not long in wo men decided that by some such of Rattle Creek. it was the Fen - ! ' ! utilizing ut the water power, for in they 011111111e of great- dezeous for the Indians when gath- the spring of 1835, Sands McCain- er service to our soldiers both in em; for the war-path, or the hunt- ly, one of the first settlers, began He who eats his cock alone and Out of the trenches. After the ing expedition. When the war 'digging a mill-race from the Kala- must catch his horse so, too. war, the society devoted itself to slogan was sounded and carried by mazes) River to the Battle Creek, helping widows and orphans who the swift runners from ism sub- . The tenter was turned into the race were left destitute by that great tribe to another, it was to Battle in November Of the same year, and conthet. Creek, then named Waupakisco, the first two industries, a saw mill land a grist mill, were established. The first president of the society that the warriors hastened, The first white settlers tunic to The next industry., which 111:01O ups Mrs. August Kapp, who ton- G feet ings . tinned in that office until her death Battle Creek in 11,30. They came Rattle ('reek better known and live years ago. She nuns sueetiseen e from New York State, and seemed . hit+ furnishhed employment to its! by her sister, Mrs. Henry Kapp. to realize the natural advantages of citizens, was the Nichols & Shepard • The present oflicers are: pees{- Battle Creek, inasmuch as the land • Plow Works, founded in ISIS. Four vicinity 0the f ton uente • 11 • of yens • later, •i I/ 18r2 th , R , w• R 1. eview ■ Ilt ,: ■ 1 I • S. All A lbert • Harris; s; • vice-pies- • , the ' , , Publishing company moved ' ident , Mrs. Sam M o as; secretary, , ine nett rivers, Battle Creek and Henna • General Insurance • i Kalmmazun {PA!, then known to Battle Creek from Rochester, N. Mrs. S. Fine, and treasurer, Mrs. ' A. Lowenherg as the Waupakisco and the Ke-Kal- Y. In 1805 the !tattle Creek Simi- 412 POST BUILDING organization continues to do amazon, was a natured camping tarium was established—now the I largest and best equipped sari- I a great deed of charitable work, and ground. Phone 6413. is eery active in providing for the . As the 51ichigan Central and the tarium of its kind in the world. These were the three original -- comfort of soldiers ill the united ,Grand Trunk Western railroads are Battle Creek, Michigan. --- States Veterans' Hospital. !now the main trunk lines of travel agencies which formed the nucleus - a cash sarpla, The society has of I from east to west through the for the steady, continuous indus- I more than $1,000 which the meat- southern sec-that if Michigan, so, trial arid financial growth of Battle Creek from that lilac until now, hers hope to use toward the build- I flyY a singular coincidence, this was . ' • tdunk 'he when it is a modern, progressive mg of a temple in the near future. • road. Or Indian trail, worn wide city of 19,000 souls, with 9;.181 -------I and deep by centuries of travel on homes, 7,110 of which are occupied .5 I the part of the Indian, wending his by the owners. Greetings. -- -21Illillililliiiilliiiilllilililliiiiiillililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliligi . - = . = HOTEL N. E. HUBBARD • --- on War-path Formerly Met at c. Si te of Battle Creek Wish l'oti All a Very Happy New Year. La Salle /II ?It R ..-- -= We 'I'ce Battle Heck lodge of cyan Writh. while 1 , 11eparatively young. having boon organized on Oct. L. 11120, with Saul [Z1,4404.141 as Its; first ',remittent, is rapidly esuthlish- int/ in fatale for itself throughout the state. At the present time there ari , inure than :15 m•ntlives. The oflicert• are, president, Samuel !Slick; vice'. president, David Fried; seerelrery , George IVienlierg, and IITHSt11,1', Albert Ilarrix. 6231 Battle creei, M h:gan. R H. STEWART, Proprietor. Greetings. John D. Wettlaufer Co. Tile Floors and Walls 12 KELLOGG STREET !tattle Creek. Mich. The Season's 0 Greetings. 0 0 0 o .0 KNAPP REAL ESTATE COMPANY REALTORS 15 SOUTH JEFFERSON AVE. Greetings of the Season. Phone 7187 BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN J ohnson-Ensing Company g 0 COAL AND BUILDERS' SUPPILES PHONE 6105 1 0 ° 0 93 SOUTH DIVISION ST. O 8 0 BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN 0 o0e000000000000 4100 000000000000