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RONIGIE

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witness of the events that trans-
filled the spot to the satisfaction SAMUEL TO REVIEW
of all.
pired there.
PALESTINE EVENTS At a conference of a number of
Gross, another senior played '
through some 30 games on a team
organizations held Monday evening
(Continued from Preceding Page)
that went through an undefeated
at the Philadelphia-Byron Talmud
(Continued from Page One.)
netts man received bill from
season.
Barragar captained his
Torah, under the chairmanship of
Steuer for $5,000.
team and acted as the steady man his intimate contacts with all types Simon Shtezer, president of the
Shortly thereafter the business Sports Writer Announces for the whole line. If a tackle or of people.
Zionist District of Detroit, the del-,
num again happened to meet
center was missing Nat would step ' Born in Rumania, and educated egates present pledged their sup-
Jewish Collegiate Foot-
Steuer on the street.
right into the position. Seligman in Manchester and l'aris, Maurice port to the Roll ('all.
boll
ball Team for 1929.
"It's nice weather we're hav-
and Sington received nothing but Samuel early traveled through
12130 Linwood`
Following addresses by Leon
ing,"" said the business man. "Re-
acclaim all season for their bril- every part of Europe, and later Kay, Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky and
number, Mr. Steuer, I an telling
By GEORGE JOEL
Longfellow 1559
liant line play. Schneider's work through America, and obtained a William Blumenthal, it was decided
it to you, not asking."
The football season is now about on the N. Y. U. line was so notice- tirst-hand acquaintance with the to set aside as special (lays for the
It is still time to get your
all over and the time has come for able that the one game he missed complex, international situation, Roll Call effort Dec. 29 and :SO.
for garment in any of the latest
THIS WAS LONG AGO
me to make my annual host of showed wherein lay the strength 1 specially as it relates to Jews and
styles.
I have been waiting for some- enemies. I know of no better way of the N. Y. U. line.
Jewish conditions. Few men living
In prices they are remarkably body, now that the stock market is to do it than to attempt the
The backfield contains nothing today have his mental equipment, $10,000 QUOTA FOR
low for this time of the year. on the brain of all, to get up a choosing of an All-Jewish team. but distinguished players.
Lom or his opportunity for knowing
J. N. F. FLAG DAYS
, will get All-American mention, Jewish life throughout the world.
Our expert remodeling and story dealing with some of the . Anyway, here it is:
Jewish
founders
of
the
New
York
As a member of the United States
repairing service will please you.
(Continued
from Page One.)
FIRST TEAM
ALTERNATE TEAM
Stock Exchange. There were
Pogrom I nvest igat ion Commis-
Our years of experience will about 20 men who established the Bob Moss, Western Reserve
Kaplan, Penn State sion to Poland and then as a mem- for the sale of flags in the down-
R. N
prove this.
Bromberg, Dartmouth ber of the International Repara- town districts, has directed its ef-
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New York Exchange about a cen- Fad Sington, Alabama
Bring in your .Id fur coat
tury ago, and approximately 25 Pete Gross, Lowell Textile R. G Sant Cohen, Manhattan College tions Commission in l'aris, Berlin forts towards obtaining a sufficient
now and convince yourself.
C
Markowitz Davis-Elkins and Vienna Maurice Samuel conic number of volunteers to cover ev-
per cent of the founde rs
Bob Schneider N. Y. U
Jews.
..Greenberg, Nebraska into close personal contact with ery section of the city and environs.
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There were Alexander i Nat Barragar, U. S. Cal
Sam Levine, Princeton the leading diplomats of Europe The committee is urging every
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%tints, Bernard Hart, Ephraim Mike Seligman, Wash & Lee
•
Jewish woman to communicate at
L.
E
Kramer,
Temple University and America.
Jimmy
Stoneberg,
Syracuse
Hart and Benjamin Seixas, among
once with Mrs. l'renzlauer at the
Q. B
Mort Wilner, Pennsylvania
Benny Lom, Univ of Cal
Joined Self-Defense.
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'iti' lle
'rrs nard Hart, it will be recalled, Art Davidowitz, i.ehigh
R. H .Bienstock, C. C. N. Y.
In the movement for the re- Stotler Hotel and give her serv-
We Sell Only New
Behr, Wisconsin building of Palestine, Mr. Samuel ices towards this important drive.
L. II
was the grandfather of Bret Hart, l'hil Hootstein, Boston U. L
F. B
Fred Odenheim, Virginia occupies a commanding position . An appeal fur automobiles to trans-
1930 RADIOS
famous American novelist. Hart Jack Grossman, Rutgers
port the committees is also made.
frequently recounted how his
while
Davidowitz
and Grossman In 1924 'Mr. Samuel went to Pales.
Reserves
—
Backs:
Greenberg,
Edison, Grebe, Lyric,
The stations where the volun-
father would take him to see his
tine at the invitation of Dr. Chaim
Zenith, Sparton, Bosch
grandfather on the Exchange. Rutgers; Perkins, Boston U.; Saco- were both sensations all fall, Weinnann, president of the World teers may obtain boxes, materials
I afavette Linesmen:
. • Gold- Against Boston College Hootstein,
Seixas must have been a relative low „
anddirections are printed in an-
Zionist
Organization.
Since
that
Steinite, Atwater-Kent,
.,f Rabbi Gershon Seixas of the man, Boston 0.; Goldsmith, Ogle- fighting for a weaker team, was time he has made a number of vis- other section of this issue.
Freed, Philco.
the only threat on his side of the
An indication of the interest dis-
Spanish and Portuguese congrega- thorpe; Rothenberg, Lafayette;
its which have supplemented with
played in the Jewish National
tion of American Revolutionary Schein, Brown; Firstenberg, N. Y. . line.
Aerials installed free with
, Geographically it would be a actual experience the intimate Fund work may be obtained from
U.;
Minkslein,
Mass.
Agates;
Le-
fame. Writing recently of Rabbi
knowledge
that
he
has
of
the
his-
the purchase of a radio.
difficult job to assemble this team.
Seixas, the New York World de- vine, Vermont; Friedman, Duke; Lom from California, Hootstein torical traditions behind the Jewish the fact that without any solicita-
tion, Cole & Erwin, jewelers, wrote
clared: "Ile was the only minister Barber, Dartmouth.
effort to rebuild Palestine.
Go ahead, start moaning! There's front Boston, Sington from Ala-
in New York of any church or sect
In June, 1929, Mr. Samuel re- to Mrs. Prenzlauer offering a dia-
' barna, Moss front Cleveland—
who had openly preached rebellion the team and it is going to stick. every section of the country is rep- turned to Palestine, where he de- mond wrist watch as a prize to the
from his pulpit. The rabbi saw Notice the backfield on the first ' resented. If nothing else, it shows cidid to spend a nutnber of months person bringing in the largest sum
himself at a rope's end or at best team. Loin, Davidowitz, Hoot- that the activities of our Jewish each year for his literary work. It of money.
in a British prison ship once stein and Grossman. Can you think boys on the college campus is a na- was, however, in August, 1929,
The committee, realizing the im-
Radio—Accessories and
Howe's soldiers laid their hand.; of one that is any faster or has tional affair and restricted to no when the tragic events of the Arab portance of the Jewish National
Service
more drive? Two triple threat
on him."
attacks on the Jews overwhelmed Fund in general a n d the present
one
particular
locality.
Incidentally, Rabbi Seixas was men—Davidowitz and Grossman. I
8054 Twelfth Street
Palestine and shocked the world, need in particular, urges both the
Chattering.
one of the original incorporators Lom, one of the best passers and
that Mr. Samuel, living in Tel volunteers and the Detroit Jewish
Northway 1013
i couldn't let a week go by with-
of Columbia University, and later punters in the game. Grossman out some of my intimate gossip. Aviv, at once joined the Jewish , community to respond to the best
RICHARD GALLAGHER. Prop.
was made a trustee of that institu- and Davidowitz, both leading Nat Agar, soccer impressario, is self-defense corps and took part of their ability towards this appeal.
Watch our Announcements for
!scores, line crashing, tackle smash-
Grits Given Away Each Week
tion.
burning up again. It seems that in resisting the Arab attacks. Mr. The committee feels that the max-
(Copyright, 1929, by Seven Arts Feature ers and, if need be, a skirting of
he thought wnen peace was made Samuel has recently returned.•o imum should be realized this year.
Syndicate.)
, the ends. Here is weight, power
this country. His vivid description
Assisting Mrs. Prenzlauer as ,
and speed, the paramount charac- , the Ilakoah team would lift the in- of the events that transpired in captains are Mesdames M. Gold-
junction
they have restraining
ter of a backfield. On the defense
Palestine,
and
the
documented
evi-
man, Podolsky, Sarah Schwartz, .1.
these four boys are no less effec- Eisenhoffer from playing, with dence on the situation as regards Schreiber, William Schwartz, I.
tive Any one of them is a deadly Agar, but the Ilakoah boys have
I tackle and, as for safety man, take made no such gestures as yet and responsibility for the outbreaks, Yarrows, Smilow, and others.
have aroused wide interest both
your choice. iiootstein or Lont, Eisenhoffer continues to draw a among Jews and the general world..
Sanatorium Auxiliary Meets
The alternate back field is not to salary without having to play for
Organisations Join Roll Call.
Sunday; Theater Bene-
be sniffed at. Wilner is a canny it Jack Berg, London, fighter,
Mr. Samuel's experiences in Pal-
added
another
scalp
to
his
trim
signal caller, while Bienstock and
fit Dec. IL
estine have culminated in a book
, Behr are both fine interference belt when he defeated Eddie El- called "What Happened in Pal•s-
The
board of directors of the De-
men, besides being very apt slicing kins the other night. The cur- tine," which promises greatly to troit auxiliary of the Jewish Con-
the tackles. Odenheim is a triple rent humor that 110rween, coach enhance the literary prestige he sumptive Relief Association of Cal-
threat man that can to anything. of Harvard, will retire to business. gained with his earlier volumes, ifornia will meet Sunday morning
next fall is again making its way
Still I must admit that without through the papers. 1, for one, am "You Gentiles," "I, tie Jew'," "The. to complete plans for the theater
a seven-man line even these boys skeptical. Signs point to Hor- Jewish Anthology," and other vol- performance to be held at Littman's
wouldn't get very far; but just see ween's return, especially with a times. Knowing that Mr. Samuel People's Theater, Dec. 11.
was one of the Few American
who is on the line. Seven men great team for next year.
Plans are also being completed
that any coach in the country
Jewish leaders in Palestine during for the annual bazaar.
(Copyright, 1929, J. T. A.)
would welcome with an open check
the time of the massacres in the
Attother patient, a mother of sevS
book. Two southern boys—Sing-
Holy Land, keen interest has been foal children, is to be sent to the
ton and Seligman—are as hard a HADASSAH DINNER
aroused in his account as an eye sanatorium from Detroit soon.
driving paid of tackles as you
THIS TUESDAY NOON
could find. Both carry plenty of
weight and can split interference
(Continued from Page One.)
as if it were paper. Two more de-
pendable guards than Barragar the luncheon by a delegation of 16
patronesses.
and Cross would be impossible to
The final meting of the luncheon
get. Plenty of experience.
committee, for the consummation
Gross, the holder of the record of all financial and social details,
for continuous playing, and Cap- will take place Sunday morning,
tain Barranger are great money Dec. 8, at 10 o'clock, at the home
players. Either man could step in' of Mrs. Ira Copeland, 24 Colorado.
as center in a pinch but it would' To the list of hostesses (subscrib-
be unnecessary with such a pivot ers of $50 or over), previously pub-
The Santa Fe offers you the only extra
man as Schneider, one of the best lished, should be added the name
Gast, extra fine, extra fare service to
defensive centers in the game. The I of Mrs. Davis S. Diamond. The
alternate team could not be kept' following new patronesses (sub-
Solithent California—It has no
out of the game. No coach would scribers of $25) have been regis-
Sic daily California trains to clan. , from—
let such material spoil on a bench. tered.
Each quarter he would send these
The Chief—extra fair,- beCalltase extra font anal
Mesdames Jack Abel, Burt G. Arden,
extra
boys in and he could leave the Jacob Art, O. I. linker, M. B. Benyas,
r ItN,a o n T:11 irryn k A. 11
,
field with his regulars knowing that
The California Limited—ru.lipthrly first
the alternates would acquit them- 1 L, Cole Morn.
Morse M. .Colten. Louis Dorb.
clam—no extra fare.
selves in a credible manner. You , Harry Ittinitz, Merry M. Feinberg, Eliz-
will notice that I have put Levine abeth Finley, Seymour II. Franklin, Ilar•
The Grand Canyon Litniteti—,xcliohdy
Giallo, Edwin Gage. Abe Gittlentan.
of Princeton back into the line—, ris
first class. No es tra fare. How, direct to Los
Sarah Goldberg, B. Goldstick, S Gold-
that is where he belongs. As a stick, William Gordon, lien). ClItald, in
Angeles Ea rt., jog Pullmans for Phoenix and
nnunory of Jennie S. Gordon, Max Hatn•
back
he
is
only
a
good
interfer-
Grand Canyon as well as lets .Angel,,,
ence maker with no running ability '
The Navajo, The Seoul owl Allisgionary
to speak of. Next year he will Howard. Walter Irving, Revs Jacob, A.
Jacobs. Wi liam Jacob,
l
—no eclat fare.
Samuel J•koni,
play in the Princeton line.
an;:
Fred Harvey dining senire is another dis-
Let's look our teams over. A
K ing.
li. Irving
Si,
Klin,, Mar
tinctive feature of thin distinct
Kogan.
I.
IV
ositchek,
veteran
team,
eight
seniors,
two
Sal
P. Lachman,
en,
nails. ay.
sophomores and a junior, with an i.e Ler Lapides, Henry II. Levels,
LiPinnan. Samuel Markowitz loveph
I NI idlwinter soomed All-Expense Tours on certain
alternate team made up of four lie
Mellon, Harry Meyers, Abne r Mo n., Mr.
do.. in January, February and March.
seniors, five juniors and three Harry Mtus, in memory of his wife.
. • sophomores. Just the right sea-, Mollie Moss, R. B. Newman, Edwin

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(Continued from Page One)
termine this Dr. Mailer studied
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"It will he seen that the school
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honesty.

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