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NEXT YEAR IN
NEW YORK
York, just like all the other fel- ed they walk. Together they went
lows. Just because I'm marrying dons the hotel steps and along the LEO WISE OBSERVES
a town girl 'no reason for me be- street, hushed after the long day.
HIS TOTH BIRTHDAY
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, ing buried here. You can run the Ile spoke of the soft evening, of the
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, place yourself, you know more country. "Oh, if you've never slept
CINCINNATL-Leo
Wise, of
about it than Papa and me put to- in a pullman on a hot July night, the Hotel Alms, for many
years
gether. I'm not going to rot in you don't know how good the coun- editor and publisher of the Ameri-
B y NINA KAYE
try smells!" can Israelite, celebrated his eigh•
11# r father prayed, next year in Sylva for the rest of my life."
Here se as her chance her one
She was moved to protest. "It's tieth birthday Oct. 28.
o Jerusalem! Year in and year out
he murmured the ancient formula chance, and it was snatched from not always like this. And when
Mr. Wise is the oldest son of
her.
Paul
would
go
away
and
th
you
have to live here all the time-" the late Dr. Isaac M. Wise, who
al. Sunk deep in the yellow clay of a
ere
ema Southern village, it was to Jose h would be left her father and the The yearning to get away choked founded Reform Judaism in Amer-
p hol
y and fore ter.
her and she could not 6o on.
tel. Alwas
ica. the Hebrew Union College and
,M4. Rich but aprayer. Ti, his dough-
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"Want to know why I'm here?"
.7=7! ter, Helen-whose version was next
No, no, she would not
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up
give
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-- year in New York-it was a dream, 50 easily. With determination he asked and went on. "I came
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back because
I
go on!was
so lonesome I
Oh, Ilelen I can't
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=--• with its handful of Jewish families waylaid . Dora on her way home
ome make a speech now. I haven't any-
escape from the daily tasks of run- from Silverman's General Store. thing to say except that I love
, fling a small town hotel. For Jos- After she had kissed and congratu• ) „u e
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__ [' i.ph Rich, stomach-weary from Intel her future sister-in-law,
The realization of her love for
suffused her. Silently, she
! years of travel as it salesman, had Helen spoke thoughtfully. ,, Did him suffused
..-. -. - ' I bought the old Commercial House you ever think dear, maybe it will
her tremblin
trembling lip to his.
-E-Z , in Sylva were he proposed to pro- be hard for Paul to find something raised
later they cane back to the hotel.
— vide for travelling salesmen as he that really , pays right away
"Think you'll like to travel?" he
in a sked.
E -- - I would
have liked to have b en trea- New York?'
e
.
I.ike to travel! How could she
=•.! ted on the . road. Yet it was upon
"
tell
him
of
her
long
pent desire?
elan, who had never ken beyond
you wanted to stay here you
We Deliver-Phone Us at Any Time
the station at the foot of Depot could with him. You two could Then she thought of her father,
Hill, that the bulk of the tasks de- have the hotel for yours 4 , ," the hotel. How could she leave?
Samuel brushed away her ob- ,
volved. For the past four years, Helen's words came with quick
iections. Her father wasn't old.
since her mother's death, Helen was eagerness,
at the helm. Iler father was con-
But there isn't any future here, He had just grown accustomed to1
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- - tent to leave things in her cap- Ilelen. Paul can't build up the Helen doing everything. "And
------- able hands, while he entertained place. There isn't any demand. If think of yourself, you've your own
transients with atones of his own
is were really a humming town, life to live. You want to go away'
...:-._- travels, twenty years Ix•fore. Her then it would tie worth while. But with me, don't you, dearest?" i
"Oh, I do, I do," she cried.
brother Paul looked upon the hotel Sy'lva'n dying. 'Cause all the
"Then we'll he harried tomor-
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- as a necessary evil. Ilia heart be- young blood's leaving it. Besides,
Fri onged to Dora Silverman.
don't you think I want to get away row. It will have to be tomorrow.
8900 TWELFTH ST.
I'll
have to be on the road again,
from
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, tun? Dora face was
Helen watched the boys of the
At Hazelwood
know. Have to support a wife
LEO WISE
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was you
now,
don't I?"
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carve out a future and never, never set .
"Yes, dear. But I don't think we the Israelite, and who was an out-
to return, All that kept Paul, she
When the first Sunday in June ought to tell papa, not till it's
over. standing figure in the establish-
- knew, was Dora. The girls, too, had gone, and with it Paul and
5145 HASTINGS STREET
ment of the Union of American
''- -'- made periodic visits to New York. Dora, Helen saw her dream sink- Ile might twist me out of it!"
Hebrew Congregations.
At Farnsworth
There
was
no
Rabbi
in
Sylva.
--,.-- They would be gone for a while, ing below the horizon. She was go-
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Born Oct. 28, 1849, in Albany,
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- two weeks, three weeks. Then ing through her tasks with dreary For the major events of life, a
rabbi
came
from
the
county
seat,
N.
Mr. Wise was educated at
-M- they would return, defeat in their resignation when the hotel bus Henderson. Ilelen and Sam went the Y.
Jewish parochial school and
-_-_-. eyes, and settle down to clerking again brought Samuel lames, furs- planned to stop off at Henderson St. Francis
Xavier College in Cin-
= in their fathers ' stares. But some iture with sidelines of lamps and to the justice of the peace. They
I
a heir m4Y,m,
Hartford,
Conn.
Ile was
gradu-
rv
k
Ti‘
on
their
way
for
the
religious
sere-
cinnati
and
at Trinity
College
in
;', Id
hack,
' elenacPresseir tales
pa
H
g . cum
mor : broil'grl
tabl
atn ei d ve fr r s oim
u
ty Farmers College at Col-
he came
of the
he
brightly than the ring on the fourth road and all that lay beyond th rnony
legellill,
Cincinnati,
and
from
the
As they made their way back to
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She loved
of Michigan Law
would be a bustle of preparation. to listen to his full rich voice and . the hotel to tell her father,
was admitted
S
A stranger would alight at the to watch the flourishing gesture spoke seriously. "You know, Helen,,
Ihlr state
statle ie ba w ar and t t tee d to the
when
I
went
up
to
my
room
last
station, but not for the hotel bus. with which he lit his after dinner
t
night, I did an awful lot of think- States Supreme Court in 1870.
A wedding, farewells, sighs. "All ciga r.
Mr. Wise is past master of District
In the evening, after her work ing. Maybe if I step in and help N o , 2 of B'nai B'rith.
the young folks are leaving us,"
you
with the hotel, we could make d ri p
people would say, forgetful of those wan done, they sat side by side in
o asm p e o c ntd o r fi ei h n u t h i n e
who had returned.
A a fa rica an
rockers on the porch. Isaacs spoke a live thing of it. I always thought , South w
Oh, if she could go to New York, of his travels. Then he said if I had a chance to settle down, I'd 1871-72 and is one of the original
she would not return. She wanted "With all the people I meet on the have a hotel where travelling me, c ni t s oi n m dho4 i e nre s„in til, I rec.. Kim lb 8e 7r1ly u D nt
freedom, escape. The dream hov- road, it's not once a year I have a ' would really get what they want. l
ered at the horizon but came no heart to heart talk with anybody I've been on the road a long time , 1875 he resided abroad and on his
nearer.
I care about. I always find myself and I know what they want. So I : return he became associated with
It was spring, Paul neglected looking forward to coming into sent a wire to the firms whose lines the Israelite, and front 1900 to
I carry, telling them I'd decided to 1928 was its editor and publisher, ,
his duties an night clerk to walk Sylva. Wish I didn't have to make quit
the road."
n pa ulb oll i j ce aw tii o sn h w
ite se el k flyisinthA e m oe ld r. -
with Dora. Helen took his place. one (lay stops like this. We just
Amer-
At midnight, he came, apologetical- get to know each either when I speak , stared. unable to move or eirshtaAt
b
e
.
come
75 years old I
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in
1g
y
v
,
ly. "I'm sorry, Ilelen. But the have to be off, and it'll he a whole
n es, juhla
", I know I should've told you !
moon's so bright it seems early. year before we can spend another
before we got married. But it' Mr. Wise's wife is the former 1
And Dora and I got so interested, evening together."
matter if you love me. You i Miss Pauline Goodman of Chicago.
talking about the wedding "
When he said goodnight to her doesn't
do
love me, Helen, don't you." They were married on Jan. 21,
The wedding! Helen's heart at the foot of the stairs, he added.
Still in a daze, Helen murmured,' 1886•
leaped. Why on earth hadn't she "I'll think of tonight often, when
and stay on here, here in Sylva?" "
thought of it before?? A plan to I'm on the road."
"Sure. You don't what a fine
realize her burnt upon her. Never
Sometimes, recalling the gentle- little town this is."
I GETS PERMISSION FOR
could she have thrown up her du- ness that he had clother his usually
"And never-go-away. Never
NEW SANITARIUM 1
ties and left the hotel with her fa- brusque speech. Helen believed he never
to
New
York."
ther and irresponsibl e Pau l. B u t would. At other times she chided .
Oh, if business is good, we! NEW YORK.-(J. T. A.)-Per-
Paul and his wife!
herself. "Because a man in nice might take a little trip to New ' I mission to establish a sanitarium I
In her joy and relief, Ilelen hug- to you on a summer night, how York-next year."
'near Highland Mills, Orange Coun-
21 Leicester Court
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ged her brother rapturously and be, dare you think he even remembers
anon. 1929, 3. T. A
ty, N. Y., was granted the Jewish
gas, madly, to plan aloud. "Oh, you. Forget your fancies."
Consumptives Relief Society of
Paul, I'm no happy. And don't
Samuel Isaacs had come to Sylva
Denver by the State Board of Char-
worry about me being in the way in June. Ile was not due back for MATZOH PACKAGES
,
dies. I.ast year the board declined
here after you're married. I'll go another twelve months. Yet it was
SOLD AT AUCTION permission
for establishment of the
away and it'll all be yours, yours hardly August when the hotel bus
RIRA-(J. T. A.)-Ti,e post- sanitarium near Goshen, New
and Dora's with just a chair for brought him up from the station. office here sold yesterday at auc-
York
following
h
With Most Sincere Holiday Greetings to All Our
Papa. All he wants is to sit in the tired and dusty ,
tion many m. 'sages of matzohs
sun and talk to all the guests. Why,
Helen welcomed, trying to con- which the Lubavitcher rabbi had by the town against the sanitarium.
Jewish Friends and Customers
The
new
sanitarium
will care
you can even have your name on ceal the surprise in her eyes. Ile sent to Russia just before last
the stationery,"
waited for her, while she attended Passover and which were returned for 110 adults and 40 children. It
will
be
erected
at
a
cost
of
$1,000,-
Impatiently Paul shook her off. the after dinner duties at the desk. because the addresses did not pay
1000, and will be patterned after the
"No thanks. I want to go to New' When she was finished, he suggest- the high duty set on them.
parent institution in Denver.
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