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A merica ,Nl ish periodical Cotter
CLIFTON AMUR - CINCINNATI 20, 01110
RON Int
Ex.King Manuel of Portugal WOMEN'S LEAGUE
WILL
Makes Amends.
GIVE MUSICAL OCT. 23
Former King Manuel of Portu-
gal, in a special article appearing
in the current, New Year's issue
of The American Hebrew, of which
Rabbi Isaac Landman is editor, af-
ter four centuries makes amends
for a wrong committed by one of
his forebears in the days of Colum-
bus. Among the Jews when were
banished from Portugal in 14 1J8 was
the famous astrologer and mathe-
matician, Abraham Zacuto who
may be regarded as the Einstein
of his day. It was Zacuto's famous
Alnuounh which Melted Columbus
to predict a lunar eclipse nun Feb-
ruary 29, 1501. A copy of this is
in the possession of the present ex-
mona•ch of Portugal, who pays
tribute. ten Zacuto, declaring that it
was that Jewish scietist "who pre-
pared the way for Portugal to
reach the zenith of tier glory."
Manuel, who bears the name of
the famous ancestor whose roved
ingratitude was visited upon Za-
ng°, gives a vivid account of Zni-
cutee's importance in the history of
his.country. It is also of interest
to know that former King alanuel
is at present engaged in a retell.
tious bibliography of his royal li-
mo
of famous
Portuguese books
t'sr from the earliest days onward. His
erstwhile Highness has been at his
task for several years, often teed-
ing from nine to 12 hours a deny.
PAGE ELEVEN
One Maid Among a Million CELEBRATE RETURN OF
American Soldiers.
CONFISCATED SCROLLS
Last Two Weeks
The second annual meeting! and
VILNA.—( (J. T. AA—A great
musicale of the Northwestern Wo-
A MAID AND A MILLION MEN. celebration took place in the vii.
mons' League will take place Wed
By James G. Dutton, Published Inge li.11211ifti on the occasion of
nesday afternoon
by J. II, Sears & Co., be., 114 the restoration of 21 Scrolls of the
a rt
Oct. 23, at 2
East Twenty-third street, New Law which had been confiscated by
1
Ex.
o'clock, at
York ($2.00). the Bolsheviks during the war.
the
(In 3 Act. and 6 Scenes)
irp
Book Cadillac
The Scrolls were returned through
Staged by Man Reinhardt. Decd. by Karl Voltam/Bey
Hotel.
These are the confessions of the efforts of the l'olish govern-
Mimic by Engelbert Humperdtmk
and Friedrich Schirmer,
Leona Chadwick, one enf a twin merit.
- Every effort ,
halm
44 o was the tomboy whereas her
bas been made to',
The synaggues were crwded as
N' a s
brother was a regular sissy and athe Jews of the cillage gathered to
Good Seal.
makethis
gather-
iinst
Moore Brothers Appear in, poet. Laura craved tor action, celebrate the return of the Scrolls.
for All
ing stand out so-
with
Performances
while her brother Leon shunned
All-Talkie at Oriental.
cially and fine
the
the
fumy
and
the
war.
3,000 at $1.00
talent has been
Bringing film fans their initial
The Story of a Pioneer Mis-
he
It chanced that loon, on the eve
secured, among
lodrama to Be Staged Thi opoprtunity of string and hearing
the
sionary.
them being Mine.
the three Moore brothers, Toni, of being shipped to France, asked
Week-End Specially Chosen
Cast
of
Internationally Famous Players, Large Symphony
Tin
Celia and Mischa
Owen and Matt, in one feature, I to see his sweetheart, Vyvy, and
for Succoth Week,
rew
Chorus of 100, Great Organ, Stupendous
SI, LEND OR OF GOD, By Hun•
Butkin, leading
Radio Pictures' all-talking prenluc- his sister, who could easily pass
Pageantry, Soul-Stirring Drama
ore 11 Morrow.
ilsie
Published
Celia Butkin actors of Litt-
i lion, "Side Street" is the present for him in man's clothes, volun•
rated
by
%%
Minim
Morrow
Prices
$1
00,
$2.00,
$3.00. Chancel and Box Seats, $4.40
teered
&
l
This week-end, including Ft!iela,4 e I attraction at the Oriental Theater.
0., 386
man's People's Theater, who will
to take his place for a day.
!ress
Fourth avenue, New York.
But things happened and Leon did
entertain with songs and dramatic evening, Oct. 18, Saturday and
Every Night Except Sunday at 8 o'Clock
!nor,
recitations and will be accompa- Sunday matinees and evenings, the
not return, and in his stead his
Matinees Thursday and Saturday at
• 2
($2.511).
Honore Willsie Morrow has for
sister was sent to France.
Boa 011.ce et Tuttle and Clark open s A. M. to
nied by S. Solomon on the piano. s t o c k company at Littman's
30 P. M.
hick
At Olympic a A. M. M I) P. M.
Dunton's is the story of Leona 10 years concentrated her reading
Miss Edith Kopelson will render People's Yiddish Theater, Twelfth
and
and Seward, will present "Ike
among a million American sent- inn Americana, in the writing net her
"Madame Butter-
all
Gekaufter Man" ("The Purchased
.dices, listening to smutty stories, Lincoln novels. By chance she
4, accompa-
Husband").
'in the mess hall and in soldiers came across the story of Adooirann
s to
nied by Alan Ko
pelson.
alik
This melodrama in four acts
bunks, in cabarets, etc., never tnis- and Ann Judson, and the romance
was particularly chosen on the .
'taken, and when suspected by the of the pioneer missionary and the
Mrs. I. Mar-
is.
golis, w hen has
occasion of the Succoth festival.!
man who loved her, J ay ..j ay, founder of the mission in Burma
Simon Wolf is the author of the I
THE HOUSE OF SHADOW SILENCE
just returned'
always getting him off her track. "n 11 h is fir st wife caught her
was
play, music is by S. Solomon and
from a trip'
Even the man she loved, and whom imagination, with the result that
Silent picture in an atmosphere that's different.
the arrangement for this coinpany
abroad, will talk
she later married, Captain Win- she wrote "Splendor of God."
Was made fry alovis Krohner, lead.
leg
inn Hebrew vein-
stead, did not tell her apart from
Mrs. Morrow's latest work is a
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
ing man.
he!,
cation in foreign
her brother,
novelized story of the Judson's ef-
The romantic love story of the Taj Mahal. A picture every
sane
countries.
Aside from the interesting nor. forts in un-Christian Burma. It
person in Detroit should see. Made in India.
Pea.
Mrs. Max Wend
tions of the story itself, foruet• b•gins with the arrival in Rangoon,
LITTLE THEATER HERE
and
ler, president of
ting the suggestive portions, there in 1813, of this loving pair, and of
REOPENS
WITH
'SHIRAZ'
pad,
I
are
Single
Standard"
at
•
"The
cOvertil human interest eta. the efforts of the Baptist mission-
the League, will *—
Mr.
preside. .Mischa Butkin
'cheats in the story. There is the ary and his gradual SUC•CSSPS in
Hollywood Theater.
"Th e Spy of Madame Pompadour"
the
I general whose ke•r•tary Leona acts his I•tforts.
The following ladies will act as
to
to Be Shown Beginning
during her SCrytee, There is the
Opening Sunday, October 20th
The struggles of Judson, the
Starting Sunday the Hollywood hostesses for the afternoon: Mes.
Sunday.
dog, Esky, and there is Big Ben, death of one child after another,
Theater will present Greta Garbo ' lames Chas. Brody, M. Cohn, A.
and
Leona's
bunk-mate,
who
protects
the
loss
of
his
wife,
his
imprison-
Knoppow,
1.
Shewacb.
A.
alarkson,
in her first synchronized picture.
The value of the Little Theater,
fists
her although he does not know her fluent, his struggle for his religious
I. Hayman, E. Pollack, F. Rich-
"The Single Standard,' with Nils
ght
sex until the day he is killed by principles,—these all
Asther and John Mack Brown, non, A. Kande, S. Knit, S. Shnitz, which again began to function at
reveal a
the Twentieth Century Club this
'shrapnel hitting his back,
strong character and that sterling
which is tieing shown in conjunc- 1 I. Lippett, I. Rosenthal, M. Weks.
I in
week, became clearly evident with
This is an unusual story certain qualities of an American when left
Lion with the regular program of er and Sam Munch,
MOORE,
to hold the interest of the average happy Boston for his ideals.
Mrs. Eva Pollack, Mrs. Aaron the presentation of "Shiraz," the
Radio-Keith-Orpheum vaudeville
Besides the t h ree Moores, there r eader.
r son and Mrs. Ch ats. Brody, meenin • feature,
'Airs. 'Morrow has drawn a fine
which includes a big revue headed
The announced purpose of the is a sterling crest of players, some
picture of this church hero, deserib-
by Peggy O'Neil and her Kitchen chairmen of the ball to take place
theater to present rare
•
and beauti- of whom have gained fame on the
You must associate with chit. ing his efforts up to his marriage
Pirates, also Robbins and Jewett in in the Crystall Ballroom of the
al things was fully lived up tel in stage. Emma Dunn, remembered d ren they make you understand to Sarah Boardman, the widow of a
"Doin' Nuttin'," a very clever Book Cadillac, Nov. 24, report that tf
his production.
Great phentou- for her work een the stage in "Old 11 ature.—Theodor Herzl, fellow missionary.
An intriguing story of love and hate.
comedy hit: and other big time' fine progress has been made and
raphy and unusual directing has Lady 31," plays the mother role,
Selected short subjects. Something different.
vaudeville acts with "Smiling" all indications point to success.
1,
made
this
film
stand
out
among
Frank
Sheridan
is
cast
a
Sammy Dibert directing the Sun- Members and friends are urged to
General admission 75 cents. Matinees Saturday and
the finest productions of the then father of the three Moores.
Sun.
day, 51) cents.
nil nybrook Orchestra, who is offering keep that date, as well as the elate
screen, and the attention of the
An unusually varied number of
another of his popular specialties of the open meeting on Want,
54
Colombia
East
day, open. There will be no ad- spectator was betel nit every turn. short subjects will be included in
PRICES
SUNDAY ^
Phone. Cherry 4648
mi.
"Shiraz" closes Saturday night, the Oriental's program, among
mission charge for the musicale.
Friends are fickle in their at
AT 3 30
25c to $1.00
ies
and on Sunday, Oct. 20, at 2 p.' them, "Gentlemen of the Evening -
tachments; be suddenly deprive, Every member is asked to bring a m., "The Spy of Madame Ponipa-! an all-talking comedy, an Oswald
friend.
of your wealth and behold the pau
ifs
dour" will be shown for one week.' artoon; "Permanent Waves,'
city of your friends.—The Talmud
the
This is a German production! Movietone Screen Act "Fuzzy
VICTOR KOLAR Conducting
re-
Hebrew Infant Home Hears now in its fourth fourth week in Knight" and news reels. At the
ish
NEXT SYMPHONY CONCERTS
New York, coming here as int un- organ, Mr. Wonderly will present in
Fi nanci a I R eport.
usual treat.
Gorgeous photog- series of into popular song hits.
Thursday Eve. at 8:30—OCT. 31•NOV. 1—Friday Aft. at 2:30
tied
When
raphy is here combined in a story, I
OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH, Conductor
8210 TWELFTH STREET
ef-
Mrs.Yudkoff, financial secre- of intrigue that deals with a girl
Considering the
Phones Office—Empire 3472
tary, and Mr,. R. Gallow reported spy in the court of the world's! "Little Accident" Next At-
ng.
Purchase of a
Boa office—Empire 3408
to the board of directors of the most famous mistress at a time;
traction at Shubert-
New
Hebrew Infant Home at the meet- that France was attempting to
rat
Lafayette.
Friday Night, October 18
ing Oct. 9, at the home of Mrs. I. dominate the nether powers of then
N. ply ever made more modest
rot
Yarrows, on the activities and world, particularly England. Di-. a start in New York, according to
Saturday and Sunday, October 19 and 20
SEE ME
!he
standing of the institution. Defi- reeled in the same school of va- all reports, than did "Little Acci-
Matinee and Evenings
nite elate for regular meetings will riety and the last laugh its cast! dent," the Dell-alitchell opus
be linnouneed S0011,
sts
Something New in Honor of Succoth
with
includes some of the foremost honked for an engagement of one
Lafayette at Wayne--Cad. 1100
or.
German actors in a story that has week at the Shubert-Lafayette
tin
HANLEY DAWSON
Nathan Gross Endorses Ca n . all New York talking.
Theater, beginning Sunday night,
PATTERsoN Mn-ACTT ria:sh:vhs
id"
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
In the selection of short sub- but, by the same token, no comedy
didacy of W. P. Bradley.
lik
jests
the
Little
Theater
excells.
two
y
caught
the
popular
fancy
in
third and Hancock Co. 1770.1-2.3-4
, is work,in addition to the latest ,hcrter order.
Nathan Gross of the Feder
Ir
1" news of the world, a mycroscopic.
(IN PERSON)
Bond and Mortgage Company e
• dorsed the candidacy of William n- story of bee life that has been the New Voices in "Hollywood
In a New Character Comedy
Pe wonder of the industry.
Other'
Bradley for re-election to t
GREETINGS
he selected short subjects will runnel
council.
"The Hollywood Revue" at the
out the program in addition to the „,„
Mr. Gross pointed out in a stat
c- reproduction of the Detroit Sym-H101" mmiv list among, its notable .
A Melodrama in Four Acts by Simon Wolf.
ment to The Chronicle that then in phony Orchestra from the stage. , achievements, the discovery of a
id•
portance of securing compete fit •
of
I score of new singing voices for the
By JO SWERLING and EDW. G. ROBINSON
Music by S. Solomon. Directed by M. Krohner
representation in the city count
in
,
screen.
It
is
now
in
its
third
week
Manuacturers and Jobbers of
is being impressed more and m"n re GEORGE M. COHAN
he
Last Season's New York Hit Direct From Its
at the State and from all indica-
Complete Outfits
each year upon the minds of t h t.,
BRINGING "X. Y. Z."
TICKETS
tions it will be held Inver for an-
Chicago Run
voters,
Evening: $1.78. $1.25, $1, 73c, 50c.
Ile
—
Restaurants
TO THE WILSON either week before "Unholy Night"
Mein.: $125, $1, 7k, Sk.
POP, MATS WED. AND SAT. BEST SEATS 31.50
"Realization that it is to th en .
ay
Benellta and tickets for societies ran he •rrentted
. follows it to the screen as the next
Confectioners
directly with our
EVENINGS $1.00 TO $2.50
councilmen that the citizen mu
M•nager,
A.
LITTMAN.
:State attraction.
"1
George
M.
Cohan's
first
produe.
Delicatessen,
Groceries
turn when he wishes anything don
so
by the municipality, or desires t ''tion of the new season, "Sign X.
Meant Markets
correct an error or unfortunat ", 1'. Z.," is to be seen at the Wilsoni Clara Bow in New Talkie.
he
New or U-ed
condition, is becoming steadil "' Theater, for the week starting Sun- Detroit is one of the first cities
on
Cash
or
Easy
Terms
more evident. It is therefore o 4 ). day, Oct. 21), There are ten be the I in the country tee see Clara Bow's
an
usual Wednesday and Saturday new talking picture "Saturday
979 GRATIOT AVENUE
vines that each venter should scn n
he
matinees.
Night Kid," which opened net the
Randolph 6982
closely the list of candidates o
or
"
Sam Forest, a noted stage direr-- Michigan Friday.
its
the
important
aldermanic
slate,
11F. BUY AND SELL.
" for whose hand has graced the y
Mr. Gross said.
5.
.1
by
"The ideal councilman is a ma n many Cohan shows of the last few The Spongers" Remains for
seasons, is the author of the new
nt
of unquestioned honesty, of pre
Second Week at Civic
play. Mr. Forrest is remembered
he
gressive ideas, and the leaelershi
Theater.
best for the staging of "Rain,"
n.
ability to put them over; tar-sea
"The Baby Ca
"The Spongers," by John Peter
ynic," "The Merry
at
ing, fair, and one with a deep setts
Melones"
and
the
current
New
I.eister,
which
the Detroit Civic
he
of responsibility in the matter en
York hit, "Gambling."
Theater company is presenting for
e-
exerting economy in the city's an
44iST AJASIS#110711TILIK .
William
A.
Brady
for the first time
tivities. Add ten this the very im
first Time Together an Stage
ik
"The Miracle" Enters Upon on any stage, will begin the second
portant point of experience, an
or Screen
week
of
its
successful
engagement
of
the venter is sure of proper reps e
Last Two Weeks.
TOM—OWEN—MATT
at the Detroit Civic Theater next
sentation. Wm. P. Bradley fur
Monday night.
glls all of these requirements."
The spectacular production of
Morris Gest 's "The Miracle" en-
Famous Shirt Distributor s tern upon its last two weeks at Fourth Week for "The Tres-
Three Famous Brothers
passer."
Olympia with attendance constant.
Opens Twelfth Street
ALL-TALKING
Gloria Swanson's first all-talking
ly increasing. The management
Branch.
ai
and singing picture, "The Tres-
advises
that
there
should
be
no
de-
1"417,
1= 1:;`,n'ef
nt
passer," begins its fourth week at
The Famous Shirt Distributors lay in the reservation of seats for United Artists, playing to extra-
It
• the production.
Inc., announce the opening of a
i n
ordinarily
good houses. Detroit is
•-.se of each perform-
new branch at 8657 Twelfth street
IS
,' mice of "The Miracle" all members the first in the country to hear and
opposite Astor Theater.
see
"The
Trespasser,"
not even
of the cast have received an ova -
CM,
This branch
e'specialize
New York having yet enjoyed the
i
Other Features. inducting Talking
men's furnishings, shirts, haber tion from appreciative audiences,
con,!, screen arts and news events.
•
dashery, hosiery and underwear Morris Gest is authority for the
MIDNIGHT SHOW
Popular brands will be carried in statement that the Detroit produc-
tion, new in every respect, is far "Gold Diggers" at the Para-
UM SAT. 11.30 P.M.
stock.
more beautiful than any other in
mount
its years of existence. Lovely
"Gold Diggers of Broadway"
Many Advantages in Kais Princess Matchabelli gives a per-
has established a new record for
Automatic Oil Burner.
fect interpretation of the wonder- extended runs at the Paramount.
working Madonna, who so miracu- This all-color musical comedy has
S
The Kais Automatic Oil Burner , musty' comes to life and assumes proven one of the most popular
lineal distributors for which are at the nun's role; Fritz Feld is the attractions of the year and has
5659 Linwood, telephone Walnut mischievous piper who dominates made Winnie Lightner an out-
3166, has many advantages.
every scene with his matchless standing picture star in her first
With electric coil ignition it is pantomime and expression.
film.
a (ways ready and the comprehen-
The past week many distin-
ize and complete automatic con- guished visitors were at Olympia,
"The Desert Song" at Al-
rolling mechanism surpasses Mi- Henry Ford and Governor Green
hambra Theater.
ran possibility. It functions un- were among the audience on Mon-
W WARD AT KENILWORTH
"The Desert Song" will be fea-
er every condition and emeerg- day night and both heartily con-
SUNDAY, MONDAY, OCT 20-21
e ncy which may arise to fully gratulated Morris Gest, the pro- tured at the Alhambra Theater enn
NORMA SHEARER in
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs-
ducer.
ontrol the flow of oil and
mecha-
peration. Its controlling mecha-
Einar Nilson, associated with day, Oct. 22 to 24,
'The Last of Mrs. Cheney'
This Sunday andMonday Norma
nism
is
governed
by
the
natural
ax
Reinhart
for
nism
21) years, directs
All Talking
laws of gravity—expansion also the impressive musical score of Shearer will be featured in "The
S UE, WED.
Last
of Mrs. Cheyney."
operates independently from the Humperdinck, into which he has
THURS, OCT. 22.23.24
All-talking pictures are featured
electrical controls.
interpolated some of his own melo-
John Bales Carlotta King
at
the
Alhambra. In addition to
dies; he is assisted by Desire
ec
Kibitzer" Next Attraction D'Antallfy. Travis Thames is the the feature pictures, talkie acts
are
presented.
soloist of the production and the
at Cass Theater.
choir of 100 venires is assisted by
the Slavenskya Russian choir. "The Cockeyed World" at
"Kibitzer," a character comedy
There are 700 people in the De-
the Madison.
with George Sidney starred in the
troit production of "The Miracle."
Resuming a policy of showing
title role, will begin a limited en-
It goes to Milwaukee for three pictures that have proved of un-
gagement at the Cast Theater on
weeks following this engagement. usual worth during their first
Sunday night next. "Kabitzer
downtown presentation, the Madi-
widely
was one of the outstanding comedy
son Theater is now presenting
hits last season in New York. UNTERMYER, HARTMAN
Warner Bros. Spectacular
"The Cockeyed World."
where it played for several months
FOR
SUPREME
COURT
Singing Success
Tits hilazious, ribald cornmly
at the Royale Theater. It comes
We highly recommend
this
to Detroit from Chicago after
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Ir- recently broke all records at the
Production as
100 per cent en-
Fox
Theater Victor NIcLaglen,
playing at the Woods Theater for win
non of Samuel
tertainment.—The Management
more than two months.
Gratiot Avenue
t'ntermyer, was named by the who made a most friendly personal
A kibitzer, in the sense gener- Democratic judiciary convention appearance here; Lily Damita, who
at McClellan
in known both to kcal film and
ally used, is the "buttinsky" in a as a Democratic candidate for
su- radio fans, and Edmund Lowe are
West Warren
card game; a man who watches preme court justice.
Th e Only Direct Route
in the cast.
the game and either offers advice
at ,McGraw
Ile was one of five chosen by
NEW YORK
or finds fault. The authors of the convention at Tammany Hall
$15.00
East Jefferson
the play, JO Swerling, a former on candidates for election to the "Say It With Song" Rolls Up
NIAGARA FALLS ,
at Lenox
Chicago newspaper man, and Edw. Supreme Court bench. Ile was
BUFFALO
New Record.
6.25
G. Robinson, however, have used named to succeed Justice Deices
Cass Avenue
In its sixth week, the engage-
ROCHESTER
8.25
the word in broader sense—a hanty, who retires next year.
at Grand Bled.
ment of Al Jolson's all-talking and
SYRACUSE
person who specializes in criticism
10.75
Justice Albert Cohn, who was tinging picture, "Say It With
Grand River.
ALBANY
and advice but who is wary of appointed to fill the term of the
13.75
Songs," comes to an end Thudsday
Near Joy Road
Main Bank:
participation in any activity. be it late Justice Gibb, was also nomi-
Alm New York Via Wilkee•Barre
night, Oct. 24. "Say II With
Corner
and Scranton.
pinochle, prize-fighting, politics, nated.
Crowley.Milner
Industrial Bank
Songs" has rolled up new records
MOMS
the stock market, or anything else.
and Grand River
Judge Gustave Hartman o t th e everywhere for Jolson and has
Store Bldg.
▪
NIAGARA MARTZ
city court was nominated, with firmly placed little Davey Lee as
Touch pitch and dirty your fin. four others, for the Supreme
Listen
in
on
the
Indust: :1 Norris
the most popular child star the
LINES
Plan Bank's "Rainbow
germ. Associate with evil coo- I Court, first judicial district, by the movies have ever known.
Min," Seat on V'JR, Wed tc
BMA 22211 Woodyard Ans.
dly, from 9:00 to 9:30 P. M.
r
'11, ster I. (Mood** U.
panions and you mar the beauty i Republican,' meeting in convention
of your soul.—The Talmud. at the National Republican Club.
Checker
THE MIRACLE
M
1The Olympia
RED HUSBAND" A T
LITTMAN'S THEATE R
—
Or-
chestra,
LITTLE THEATER
1
NO W "SHIRRAZ"
"The
Spy of Madame
Pompadour"
TOM
DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
urchestraHall
SUNDAY POPULAR CONCERT
Littman 7
I
s Peoples Theater
Beginning Sunday
FORD
• Oct. 20
D. B. KEYWELL
"The Purchased
Husband"
GEORGE SIDNEY
"KIBITZER"
CAPITOL STORE
FIXTURE CO.
to rgff=
ORIIN
'National Prosperity ')
... What Does It Mean to YOU? . • .
I
MOORE
"Sife Street
E xTDA
KU NS KY
ALH AMBRA
TtlEATER
hand we
O N see every
the signs of an
translated into terms of per.
sonal affluence it loses its
significance.
unprecedented
national prosperity.
Busy stores — productive
factories — pleasui-c-loving
crowds --- all testify to the
wave of well being that is
sweeping the country.
D E T SIRT
The question is: "WHAT
DOES IT ALL MEAN TO
YOU?"
SONG
Unless prosperity can he
BrancheS:
Personal advancement can
be achieved in two ways.
First, by getting out of debt.
Second, by setting aside a little
each week or month in a say.
ings account.
To help you in either of
these undertakings is a him•
tion of this big, progressive
institution,
known as
"The Bank of Personal Serv•
ice."
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MORRIS PLAN
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Bldg.
Cab —Empire 7000
Washington Blvd.
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