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What I Found Judaism to be. pages, there are, in the book of

(Continued from Page One)
God's people. That is what I found
Judaism to be.
A legend tells us that before the
throne of the Eternal is the book
of fate, open for each people. An
angel, in charge of that book, turns
the pages as time goes on. And
there is also before the Lord a
book for God'speople; and the
guardian angel of Israel turns the
pages one by one. In that book ,
the last sheets, those of the mes-
sianic times, are sealed with a
triple seal, and the angel himself
has never looked upon their mys-
tery. But, before the messianic

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Israel's fate, white sheets, which
the angel, pen in hand, is ready to
fill. Those white sheets, 0 my
friends, in the story of your peo-
ple, are being kept for you.
Fill them worthily.

JD. LIPSITZ WINS THE
M. AIME PALLIERE
WILL CO-ORDINATE
COMMITTEES CHOSEN
SPEAKS SUNDAY A I PHILOMATHIC CONTEST NATIONAL APPEALS FOR JR. HADASSAH'S
TEMPLE BETH EL Brilliant Oratory and Enthusiasm
FORMAL BALL FEB. 2 1
(Continued from Page One.)

Mark Ail, Number
ayolliih Memo Pad

Features Annual Oratorical
(Continued from Page Otie.
special session of this group result
Contest.
his life story in "The Uukno wn
Miss Celia Schostak, president of
! ed in the announcement by Rabbi
PALLIERE TELLS HOW
Sanctuary, which was translated
William Freedman, president o the Detroit Unit of Junior (lades-'
HE BECAME ZIONIST
into English by Mrs. S. S. Wise and
A crowd of 500 people filled the National Jewish Hospital o soh, announces the following com-
Addressing the students of the published in this country by Bloch Knights of Pythias Hall Thursday Denver, that the national organiza mittees for the formal dance to be
Jewish Institute of Religion in New Publishing Co., 31 West 31st street evening, Dec. 26, to witness the , tions were in wholehearted mynas held Feb. 2, at Hotel Statler: Gen-
fork on "How I Became a Zion- New York, In the original French aixtemith annual oratorical contest thy with the proposal to amalga eral chairman, Mary Barak; co-
as well as in the English and Ger- of the Philornathic Debating Club. mate fund-raising activities in as
ist," M. Ainme l'alliere said:
"Israel is not merely a religious man translations it created a pro- David 1.ipsitz, orating on "The In- many localities as possible, and
sect, it is a religious nationality. found impression in Christian an d visible Government," was awarded that they were prepared to create
Remember Forest's telephone
the Herman A. August gold medal' a united council to co-operate with
The nationhood of Israel and its Jewish circles.
number. Call COLUMBIA
The Men's Club of Temple B eth by the judges, Judge S. Homer Fer- the National Appeals Information
religion may not be separated from
each tither. I am a Zionist, be- El, which arranged for M, P a l. guson of the Wayne Circuit Court, Service in the proposed work.
4200 frequently for dry
cause' feel that without its land, here's lecture, is headed by A. C. Rabbi Leon Frain of Temple Beth
The statement released Friday,
cleaning service incomparably
Israel cannot rise to the spiritual Lappin. William 13. Isenberg is El, and Nathaniel II. Goldstick, as- Jan. 3, explains that more than 80
better than you can get else-
heights to which it is destined to chairman of the Men's Club p re- sistant corporation counsel and delegates, representing 29 cities
where. Apparel dry cleaned
attain. I do not deny that Israel gram committee.
alumnus of the club. Judge Fer- from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
Here for Youth Movement.
has a omission, but its mission may
guson spoke for the judges. Jack took part in the discussions at the
by Forest always look, and
Palliere is visiting America in Miller, speaking on "Adulteration Chicago meeting and that 12 na-
well be fulfilled in its own land,
wears better. Make it a regu.
for in its own land, Israel, free of behalf of a movement which il,. of the Press," was awarded the [tonal organizations also were rep-
bar habit for Forest's courte-
oppression of the body and the, has organized for the Renaissa nce Maurice Morse silver medal; and resented among those present.
soul, may set the example for the of the Jewish Youth of France. A Jack Rom, on "Utopia," was given
ous driver to see you often.
Detroit Included.
world of how a people may live convert to Judaism, he has felt to, honorable mention. The other con-
Then your apparel will be
keenly the stimulus of its mess a i.ip testants and their topics were: . Dr. Solomon Lowenstein, execu-
righteously."
ready for any emergency.
for youth that he has roused ma By Max Chornaky, "They Shall Not live director of the Federation for
young Jewish people of Era rice Pass:" Sidney Slobin, "Protect . the Support of Jewish Philanthro-
CARD OF THANKS
The members of the family of from lethargy and indifference t 0 a Him," and Albert Pearl, "Ener- pie , Societies of New York, pro-
pose d that by way of beginning
the late Mrs. Lena Finley wish to vital and active appreciation of gees Unharnessed."
the unification of fund-raising,
sincerely thank their relatives and their heritage.
Marcus S. Simon, past speaker, tsven national organizations be
REPAIRS
The fees which 111. Palliere re- was the recipient of a silver-band- 'selected to serve as a nucleus for
many friends, Rabbis A. M. Hersh.-
man, A. M. Ashinsky, E. Aishiskin, veives for his lectures are level sd ed gavel, presented by the I'hilo-
TIRES
further development of the
Rev. E. Zaludkowski, Maurice II. to this cause. His tour through( mut . mathic through Robert N. Bern- the
eoneerted national appeals. The
STORAGE
Zackheim, the members of Congre- the principal cities of Ameri ea, . stein, an honorary alumnus.
533.54,7 FOREST AVE E .
A
organizations
named included the
'rations Shaarey Zedek, 5logen1 from coast to coast, has been spy n- ' vocal
rendition by Israel Kunio Jewish Consumptive Relief Societ y
MISS CELIA SCHOSTAK
45 Selden Columbia 3028 Abraham, Beth David, Emanuel, ; Bored by the Free Synagogue of
of the Beat" Ile was or Denver, the National Jewis
of
!
was
"Bells
B'nai Israel, Detroit Chapter of New York,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
accompanied by Edward Moss. Hospital of Denver, the Nations I +airman, Betty Smith; the patron
In view of the fact that an u
Hadassah, who as kindly extended
- committee is headed by Helen
Motor Troubles Diagnosed Free and :their sympathy in their late sad be- usually large congregation is € • as Miss Sadie Shur also gave a fine Horne for Jewish children at Den
selection, "Rondo Cupric- ver, the National Jewish Hospita I Shetzer, assisted by Rose I.ipsitz
Prices Quoted on Any Operation.
petted, those who wish to find set x- piano
: reavement.
ri0r0."
r Bessie Brenner, Rose Gordon. Rose
of
Denver,
the
National
Home
fo
are advised to come early,
Pontiac and Oakland Service
, Albert A. Williams, chairman of Jewish Children at Denver, the Beriek and Mrs. Paul David Brom-
Checker Cab — Empire 7000
JOLSON GETS RECORD
Anne
Green and Rose
the committee on arrangements, Ex-Patients' Tuberculosis Home f berg,
JEWS IN THE NEWS
SALARY IN GERMANY
assisted by Isaac Greenberg and Denver, the Lea N. Levi Memoria I Schwartz are ill charge of general
(Continued from Preceding Pag • Jack Rom, in the name of the Home of that Springs, the Hebrew , arrangements and publicity re-
United States to attend a meeti ng l'hilomathic thank friends and Sheltering and Immigrant Al,! Si, _ spectively.
'
BERLIN.—(J, T. A.)—The
of the administrative conunittee of alumni for the assistance given ciety of New York, and the Jewish
local papers report that Al Jol-
The formal dance committee will
the Jewish Agency. Ile can't be ; this successful contest.
Consuniptives and Ex-Patients' Re- be assisted by the following ticket
sonhas
been engaged by the
Hadar Zion Club.
silent any more. There is too mu ch
The contest was followed by lief Association of Los Angeles . captains: Naomi Buchhalter, Mol-
Scala, the leading vaudeville
A Chanukah party was held at house, at a monthly salary of
to be done and too much to be lancing. Fisher's Society D ance The proposal was adopted and at lie Glint, Lillian Kenai, Henrietta
said.
0 later session it was announced Berger, Minnie Tobin, Edith Rob- 3 19 Woodland avenue on Sunday $31l,000 which is said to be the
Orchestra furnished the music.
(41J to
WOODWARD AVE
afternoon, Dec. 29. Several old
Nathan Shur, present speaker, that the seven organizations con- inson, Harriet Fox, Mendetta Pop- members of the group and guests highest salary ever paid to an
Otto Kahn, hanker, philanthr ot -
verned
were planning a meeting in kin Edith Brechner , Th G ur-
entertainer in Germany.
gist and patron of the arts, is n 0 presided.
March for the consideration of dun, Sophie Schneider, Nettie 'Sow- were present.
satisfied to be known as the prin le plan§ to effect the proposed na•
The program was opened with
ell,
Lillian
Fretalman„lean
Horo-
mover behind the Nletropoliti 111 SCANNING
council to direct these ope- witz, Helen Kass, Caroline Good- the singing of "Hail the 51ac•a- of Judaea." There are 13 members.
THE HORIZON tional
Opera House. He would have a
bees." Rose !Whin told the story The charter members are: Eva
rations.
____
man and Margaret Merang.
hand in the operas that are to be i
of Chanukah. The blessing for the , Caron, Hilda Rosen, Goldie Grosse
Among the cities whose federa-
Junior Hadessah is a nationally lighting of the candles wasgiven Rose Utchniek, Minnie Harmed.;
produced there. And so at his o r- (Continued from Preceding Page) lions are affiliated with the Nation-
organized body of Jewish young
der John Erskine, who learne il
al Appeals Information Service and women, the 193 units representing by Evelyn Eiselman. Florence Sylvia Rabin, Sadie Nakelsky.
about women from Helen of Tro y , that still another Jewish weekly
Kohn recited "The Miracle of the
The members range in ages from
shortly
be
launched
in
New
who
therefore
are
interested
in
the
a membership of about 10,000
ill
and George Antheil, the compos
co-ordination of effort by national throughout the country to promote Cruse of Oil." "I kindled my Eight 11 to 13 The officers are: Pres-
will City?
of the raucous "Ballet Mechnique e,r,
Little
Candles"
was
sung
by
Duro.
ident,
Hilda Rosen; secretary, Eva
' 'agencies
malting appeals in their the general upbuilding of a Jewish
That David Friedman,
hose been instructed to write a
From regular higher priced stocks . . . reduced
wh° communities, are: Akron, Altoona, Homeland in Palestine and to pro- °thy Kroll, The program was con- Caron; vice-president, Rose Utch-
modern opera for the Metropol _ ' "ghosted" Eddie Cantor's "Nly
cluded
by
singing
"Rock
of
Ages,"
nick
;
treasurer,
Goldie Gross.
to Atlanta,
,
Alantic City, Baltimore, mote the highest ideals of Juda
to a price that will clear them out in a hurry
tan. This is Mr. Kahn's secon id Life Is In Your Hands," is said
Birmingham, Boston, Bridgeport, ism. One of the most notable pro- - The girls played the "dreidel"
undertaking as the sponsor of , be pouting at Cantor now and
Rabbi Schafran Dead.
ddie
is said to have writ- Brockton, Brooklyn, Buffalo, Ced- : jects of Jiinior liadassah is Meier game, after which refreshments'
- 'Cantor with
him?
modern opera.
iii. Rapids, Charleston, S. D., Chi- !Shfeyah, a home and school which were served.
BUCHAREST. — (J. T. A.)—
Italian Filet Cut-Sork Hot Roll Cover,$1 ea.
That E
.
cago
,
Cincinnati,
Cleveland,
Co
'cares
Rabbi
Bezalel Sehafran, author of
at
for about 110 children. For
It has long been admitted th ten all of "Caught Short" h himself lumbus, Dallas, Davenport, Day-
Lace Trim. Linen Scarfs (36, 45,
the last three years Junior Nadas- Modern Workers of Judaea. a number of well-known Talmudic
again to employ
the cloak and suit and dress indu „ and That Maurice
. 52-in.)
$1 ea.
Schwartz,
Jewisha
ton,
Denver,
Des
Moines,
Detroit,
This
new
Young
Judaea
Club
."
works,
died Dec. 22 in Bakeu at
soh has been raising the money for
tries are what is generally know r .. 'ghost.
Duuth, El Paso, Elizabeth, Erie, this school and has been complete- was named "The Modern Work a the age of 70.
72-Inch Filet Lace Scarfs at
$1 ea.
as "Jewish industries." Jewis h
y
rou
,
Furl
Wayne,
F
Galveston.
Grand
h
3-Pc. Lace Trim. Rayon Vanity Sets 11 set
' ly responsible not only for its bud-
capital, Jewish employers, Jewis thespian, never carri es a watch?
Harrisburg,
Hartford, get but also for the direction of its
T hat wihe
t Cafe Ro l endezv
brains, Jewish labor and Jewis h
36-45-in. Lace Trirn. Rayon Scarfs. . $1 ea.
s Houston, Indianapolis, Jackson- policies.
r
and
unions make these industrie 3 for Je sh literati
a, actors,
ctors, s i :‘iiv,uk
"Pi”'
All-Linen Card Table Covers at
iiIle„.Kactie,
sas City,
N. Lexington, Ky.,
$1 ea.
which rank among the leadin ,:. open all night.
The Nurses Training School con-
Rayon and Tapestry Pillows at
$1 ea.
ones of the country.
That a Jewish weekly of New v
But Its .,''t
: fleeted with the Rothschild Ilospi-
Miami, Minneapolis,
York
will
soon
spill
some
interest-
Los
Angeles,
Louisville,
Memphis, tal and
All-Linen Crash Cloths, 2 for
until
this
week
was
what
amount
s
$1
originally a part of the
Nlobile,
Montgomery,
Montreal,
AT ATTRACTIVE RENTAL
to official recognition of the Jew ing information on the abundance Nashville, Newark, N. J., Ness . Senior IfildaSSall program
All-Linen Damask Tray Sloths, 2 for .. $1
MRS
ishness of these industries given. - of Jewish millionaires
adapted
by Junior Hadassah in
All-Linen Damask Towels
Haven,
New
Orleans,
Norfolk,
Oak-
$1 ea.
That two of the l'opes of Rome
With the appointment of David N .
1928.
This
serves
a
tvvo-fold
pur
That
there is Jewish
more descent?
discrimina- land, Cal., Omaha, Peoria, Ill.,
-
All-Linen Huck Towels. •
of partial
$1 ea.
Mossessohn, executive chairman o f were
p ose of su pplying P estine
al and the
ALSO SMALL HALLS, with FULLY EQUIPPED KITCHEN for
Part Linen Huck Towels, 4 for
the Associated Dress Industries a f
surrounding territo ry with trained
$1
len'
Portland, Pittsburgh,
Ore., Richmond,
,•
:tion
in
employment
against
Jews
in
Philadelphia,
Provi-
America,
representing
a
Lead
Linen Glass Towels, 4 for
Va , Rochester, N. Y., St Louis, nurses as well as opening a pro-
$1
membership with a capital o f . New York than in Georgia, the
"
bent
in the , St.
:.
Paul, Salt Lake City, San An- fession to the women of the coun-
50... 50-in. All-Linen Crash Cloths $1 ea.
f .. , That
$800,000,000, as a member
home the
of the
Ku matzoth
Klux Klan?
6 : tonio, San Diego, Cal., San Fran-, try. In addition to these two edu-
48-Inch Rayon Tapestry Scarfs
President homer's national busi
$1 ea.
risco, Savannah, Seattle, Scranton, cational aims, Junior Hadassah
world, according to experts,
mess survey conference, the goy . i ma
lf annually to raise a
itse
de f front a certain t ype of vain Sioux City, Springfield, Mass.,' pledges
ernment's stamp of admittance o f I
Huck Towels 15c
famed Syracuse, Toledo, Toronto, Waco,' specific surn for the Jewish Nation-
IN REFINED ATMOSPHERE AT
Unbleached Cotton 9c
the dress industry as Jewish wa 5 3 !grown in North Dakota?
All pure white "Solt-soon" tow-
al
Fund
whose
purpose it is to pur-
author,
rewrites
his
manuscript
Tex.
Washington,
D.
C.,
Wheeling,
That Jacob W asserman,
Just 1,000 yard, Heavy quality
definitely placed. Mr. Mossessoh
els.
Well known
their great
d rirnhiiiiy.
Wilkes-Barre, Wilmington, Del., chase land in Palestine.
Si , fur
in
15 ,, i n ,,,,,,
39 inches wide. Much reduced in
is well known as the editor of th •
For its members Junior Hades-
this remarkable sale, each.. .I5c
Jewish Tribune.
price.
some 14 times before he is throughl' nipeg, Worcester, Mass., York,;
Win
a and Youngstown, Ohio.
soh provides a cultural program
with it?
Crash Toweling 15c
Group.
to
Be
Autonomous.
and
strives to give them an under-
"Hope" Cotton 15c
That a well known Jewish fig-
As Jewish philanthropy i n
Real Irish linen crash lowsling.
DEXTER BOULEVARD CORNER LAWRENCE
At the conference between the standing of Jewish history and lit-
America becomes less parochia ore, who has been rumored some
N•rrow stripril Larders, bleach-
Bleached, one of the best known
erature,
Jewish life and Zionism, ,
rd. 16 inches wide
15c
and more liberal new names are time for a diplomatic post, Was various groups it was made clear
quality. A special price Monday.
FOR RESERVATIONS APPLY ON PREMISES
and
keeps
them
informed
on
cur-
that
the
operations
of
the
national
!
added to the roster of Jewish phi called this week to Washington and
CALL EUCLID 6818 FOR APPOINTMENTS
Frank & Seder—Sixth Floor
lanthropists. Last week it wa ' that the gossip goes that it will be or g anizations must remain autono- rent Jewish problems
mous but that the council yvhichl
Maurice Falk of Pittsburg wilt Czecho-Slovakia?
_
gave away $10,000,000, Thi •
Christopher Columbus sought a will be created will attempt to im•
' week the philanthropic headline ✓ way to India? Instead, he discos- prove and strengthen the organiza-t
You'll buy several of these panels when you see them.
again hails from Pittsburgh in the erect America. The moral seems to lion.
person of Edgar J. Kaufman, mer , be you can never tell how the play I The seven organizations which ,
They're made of fine quality marquisette in soft ecru color.
i are to participate in the experi-
chant and social worker. Together ends.
Trimmed with rayon bullion fringe. Yard wide,
with his wife and mother, Mr ,
That Prof. Albert Einstein, it is i mental appeal in a locality yet to
Kaufman gave $150,000 in the last , said, wanted to become a musi-lbe determined have a total annual
budget of $1,800,000. It is likely,
three clays to the Pittsburgh Young clan?
Men's and Young Women's He-
That hi
JRuonseenmto
Rosenthal,
hoan the
A big' i that the initial experiment will
Always several steps ahead of the field, Grebe
These curtains were made to sell at a much higher price.
cover
a territory embracing several
: brew Associations and $5o o0o to comic atl of "June Moon , "
again shows the way with the equalized band
Made of fine quality scrim, with plain and assorted color
the new NIonteflore hospital, Over professional piano player until this small towns within the same gen-
eral
area,
where
seven
agents
of
a period of several years the year'
dotted ruffles. Tie backs to match.
pass filter, an exclusive development which
That Eddie Cantor tried it for a the appealing organization now do
haufmans have given more than
half a million dollars to Pittsburgh while in the cloak and suit busi. and where it will be possible to
gives this new set lifelike tone.
Jewish philanthropies. Yet the ness and was bounced? save the overhead of several cam-
average Jews in discussing Jewish
That Carl Laemmle ran a little peting campaigns.
These curtains have been selling at a much higher price.
This principle of the
introduced now
philanthropists in America would store up in Wisconsin?
Made of fine marquisette in plain, stripes and a few dotted.
That Louis Vs'iloy, business man
probably not know anything about
in the new Grebe, controls screen grid power
the liberal Kaufmans,
alter of the New York Times, at A. COPELAND LAUDS
60 inches wide, with ruffled cornice valance ready to slip on rod.
without sacrifice of volume or quality—gives
one time ran a modest Jewish
Frank & Seder—Eighth Floor
WORK OF
The popular question of when weekly?
you razor-edge tuning which prevents overlap-
will there be a Jewish candidate
ping of stations—gives you full volume without
At a special meeting to be held
for president of the United States
A VAMP OF YESTERYEAR
Sunday, Jan. 5. arrangements will
may be answered by 1932 if pres-
distortion.
Theda Bova, that Cincinna 41 be made for the Amca Orphan
ent political signs means anything. ,j e wish
miss, who was the inane(
Herbert Lehman, lieutenant-gover- mu ving picture vamp, in those an 'r Home and Farm School ball to be
To your eye and car alike, the new Grebe
nor of New York, is being quietly e i e nt days when people took stir held on Feb. 9 at the Fort Wayne
Hotel.
but efficiently groomed as the next ous
brings lasting joy. There are four models—
A Chanukah latka party was
Democratic candidate for gayer- w a ly such poems as "A Fool Then
each excellent furniture---prices $219.50 to
nor. Despite all the ballyhoo for :,,, t s" and "Ile Made His Prayer, given by the Ladies Auxiliary on
Governor Roosevelt as the Demo- i • T rying to stage a come-back.
Thursday evening.
$450, without tubes. Let us place one in your
his
last
week,
so
the
story
gee
cratic candidate for president in i she
5•
The wedding of two orphans at ,
home for 48-hour demonstration.
19:32 there are many signs to indi- Ver appeared in vaudeville at a Mt ; the school was attended by A. II.
cate that not only will he not run f e l non theater. Well, the goo • Jatlin and E. Greenblatt.
for president but that he will not la k there gave her a bit of ap • , Returning from a visit to the
even be a candidate to succeed ' an d use. So forward came Thed school at Georgetown, Ontario,
himself in 1930. Roosevelt is sick. her said, placing her hand ove ✓ Adolph Copeland, president of the
heart:
How sick no one knows. But Leh- j
Chicago Bias, said:
man has been acting governor for ; pub You cannot realize, my dea ✓
"These orphans are sheltered in
lie,
what this marvelous recep
a good part of the last year. Ile is i t i on
modern
buildings on a 400-acre
Free
popular, rich, a good mixer and l our means to me. I am especial] y tract, and in addition to schooling,'
hed
that
it
should
occur
in
thi
liked by Republicans and Demo. ma
Installation!
s
ure
given
thorough
argicultural
mats. What is more important, he can t spot immortalized in Ameri - training. It is amazing to see how
is a good Jew. If elected governor Is history—Mount Vernon."
I quickly they respond to their new
in 1930 he will be in a strategic P 0 - whe 'ell, we remember the day I Opportunities, these boys and girls
Free Service!!
n Theda did not have to bring
sition to seek the presidential nom- i n t he patriotic ballyhoo. Ah, how from the shambles of Eastern Eu-
ination from his party. If he is she did vamp with that ancient rope.
nominated he will be the first Jew (chi nine mastery, which seems to
The learn grain-raising, dairy-
Easy Payments
hay
in this age of short ing, beef production, and many if
first Jew to be considered as presi- ski r e is departed
them
are already near the age
Arranged!!!
and short hair.
dential timber by the Democrats.
when they can do a grown man's
Brandies in 1916 was well thought
work. Everyone of them repro- '
I AM STANDING, SAID
of, and in 1856 Judah P. Benjamin
mints a life saved and re-made.
VA
LAWYER
could have had the nomination for
"It is a novel experiment that
the asking.
Max Steiner. "the pint size or- s working out with striking sac-,
(Copyright, 1930, J. T. A.
chestra director," says Walter ess. What is needed is more land I
The Santa Fe often' you the only extra
Win chell, was recently testing nd greater facilities for the ac- I
foal, extra fine, extra fare service to
DR. MICHELSON QUITS Fla & es for the chorus of a talking ommodation
of the many little un- r
Southern California—ft has no
CHICAGO UNIVERSITrPiet ore.
ortunates that there is simply no
A six-footer was up for the test. oom for now."
Sit daily California trains to choose from—
CHICAGO.—(J. T, A.) —
Prd' !As he started singing in a high
When you buy your radio from us you ran
Albert
Michelson, world
famous
The fhlef—extra fare because extra fast and
Alb
s
.
be assured of prompt and efficient service at a!I
times. We are anxious to see that our customers receive the maximum
physicist and Nobel Prize winner, h i . ached soprano, Steiner waved
elle, Inie.
amount of enjoyment from
' resigned from the faculty of the ol hand: "You won't do."
their sets Come in anytime — Ileac and See—No obligation to buy.
Vha
won't
do?"
shot
back
the
The foillfornla Limited—exched,ely first
University of Chicago where for i si x- f
no extra fore,
years he has been head of the de- m i n (toter, approaching the di-
partment of physics. The resigna- were utive Steiner, as though he
The Grand Canyon Ihrilled—c■clu.i,ly
tion has been accepted by the l'ni- coup ready to shrink Steiner a
fir-d glass. No gotten fare. Runs direct to 10.1
versity's board of trustees with re- , ns le of more feet.
Argelea ram ing Po Inman,
ee here, big boy," said Stei-
for Phoenix and
Bret.
ner,
well as Ins Angeleo.
In his letter of resignation Pro- ,t 'you as the tall fellow came near,
may be able to lick me, but
TheNatale,The scout and 3118slonarg
fessor Michelson called attention to you can't
sing bass."
his recent illness and said his ill w
—Ito mare fare.
hich
me of an anec-
health
forbade
a continuance of his dote they reminds
Ft,' Haney dining ttemiee is another dim-
tell of a Jewish lawyer
faculty duties. The resignation is I in N
north, feature of t10, distin•tise ratios,.
ew York City who doesn't
effective in July, 1930. Ile recently I cover much territory, longitudin-
t trinE wiz t.ed.,4.11,1 :47. n, se. T zti t ;. oxrtaln I
underwent two operations. Last {ally.
Thursday he celebrated his 77th
Quality 14ork at
The lawyer was arguing • case.
y.
"Stand up when you are ad-
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Mika Pullman reserrathms 'twig
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