…MEQgritoniinvisitchttasicir. PAGE TEN ated such a stir in all artistic and 1 " clerical circles in Europe and Amer. ica, are men of exceptional talent and though they are good Jews in a sense, they are not Jewish artists, be- For the last two decades or so, d raw their inspiration from Jewish cause their genius is not attracted by Jewish publicists discuss the merits I ife. But still we could not name Jewish motives and does not reflect any ...…
…A merico ffewith periodical Carter CLITIVN ATINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ritE9EntonAlvisketRoNicir , _ - - PAGE ELEVEN — ------ V4Vaa1~1:101101100011•V - IC IL I *•..N.XWAV.W.10•1•1MAIMINVM.IM The waiter hove in sight. "Hello, Sam," Piekel greeted him, j "what do we eat today?' Expertly, Sam sang out the menu. the heigh t of f ashi on, Shoes at $15, expertly l'iekel selected the dishes, nts creased t o a ' As rah buff uppers. Pa with a l...…
…PIP9Emotri Ewis n &mat PAGE TWELVE The Jewish Problems By MAX NORDAU will rise some day to the human level. But this will take a long time, and in the meantime our unhappy broth- ers will perish if they are not led out from their hell. Now the Jewish problem of the Oc- cidental countries. There the law makes no difference between Jews and non-Jews. Theoretically the for- mer enjoy all the rights granted to every citizen of the state. Somet...…
…A merican lavish Perictheal eater Financial 1 CLIPTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Financial IIEDETROIT, EWISII THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1925 VOL. XVIII. NO. 17 I 1 1 Section Three I lin 1 1 11111111MU I 1 n 1 1 I I 1 I 1 1 II 11 1111111 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 II 1 1 III lm■limmilximm imalima m aatoinamanizzorzaanamaamamaiomeananualisurnmins III I 1.5 wti To the Jewish...…
…IL IEN truturri m is hi iittu it cit. PAGE TWO THE TREASURY STATEMENT ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS — from WASHINGTON —Revenue receipts and expeditures as at close of business Aug. 20: Corresp. Period Corresp. Period Fisc. Yr. 1925. Floc. Yr. 1926. Last Year. This Month. Receipts-- $ 31,012,170.01 $ 27,702,528.35 $ 76,168,200.43 $ 71,647,322.41 Customs Internal revenue income and profit 44,980,646 . 31 63,196,944 . 21 11,655,937 . 17 25,121,72...…
…,Americam lavish Periodical Coder CLIFTON ATMS - CINCINNATI 10, ONTO PA( ISMS TH EIVISROIRONICLE MILLIONS ENGAGED I IN AUTO INDUSTRY I CHEAP MONEY MEANS LESS PROSPERITY 8 5-10 per cent; gasoline, 80 per cent; wool, 3 per cent. ■7 ■■•■•■■■•••■ ••••• ■■•■■ 10011 1■ 111611.10•116.1 ■■■■•■■•■■ ■■ In addition, the industry consumes annually: Nickel, 4,800,000 pounds; softwood lumber, 323,734,000 board , feet; cloth upholstery, 21,108,0001...…
…RUNICLE rwl aftgii PAGE FOUR BUILDING MATERIAL PRICES We Wish All Our Friends and Patrons a Happy and Prosperous New Year. SNYDER MANAGEMENT CO. RENTALS — INSURANCE 2013 DIME BANK BUILDING Phone Cadillac 8440 The average price of building ma- terial is under that of last year, ac- cording to data recently compiled. Lumber is an exception to the gen- eral trend. According to the depart- ment of labor, lumber prices now stand at a level ...…
…t ; 111111 1111111111111111111I PAGE FIVE rnsfientordaisit (i Roman New Spain and the Sephardic Jew By JOSE M. ESTRUGO J. S. Bache & Co. (Copyright, 1925, by Jew ish Telegraphic Agency.) Established 1892 Members New York Stock Exchange New York Cotton Exchange New York Produce Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Detroit Stock Exchange All other principal exchanges Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Cotton, Provisions Foreign Exchange Accounts C...…
…Egfitr•onjonsnetacrumb PAGE SIX nwill•We The Composer of "Eili Eili" . &4 Happy New Year to You All! s ‘%% '0 By MEYER BEER 01 WEST 56 - 0380 Season's Greetings I I I I I I I I •,,ki, l e \ TO MY HOST OF JEWISH FRIENDS I TAKE THIS OCCA- SION TO EXPRESS MY FELICITATIONS AND EXTEND TO THEM BEST WISHES FOR THE COMING YEAR. I 9' fo 41e' j ♦ I $4; cd o• I ee I BAKER at TWENTIETH s •A ssy \‘ ‘,%% %• \\N , I I I s. ■■••24P...…
…PAGE SEVEN El iitEfirritorr LyggittoNlan mekr.nr, • • - V e l 'IL PIVW?ILIT T? The Jews and the Diamond Trade -.....s.,•,...serscrwecree Composer of "Eili Eili" lC1410649C934 141CMI WE EXTEND THE SEASON'S GREETINGS TO THE JEWISH COMMUNITY OF DETROIT (Continued from last page.) dollars to its arranger, he gave his consent to Rumshinskv and "Eili Eili" appeared in printed form. The ar- (Copyright by Jewish Telegraph Agency.) rangement ...…
…ROMILIE f:ffstWf EWI tlLS/La PAGE EIGHT gl111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111r: ourselves with water, though our throats were parched from thirst, and just before sundown we had the satis- faction of seeing our work completed. But as we climbed down from the By J. H. HIERI roof th...…
…■■■■■■ • IM` li ■■■■■ ■106■■■• ■■•• ■■■• WE WISH ALL OUR JEWISH FRIENDS AND PATRONS A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS 0 -g Spiritual Arithmetic AM' A PAGE NINE @Rom= ih L By REV. DR. IGNATIUS MUELLER, Louisville, Ky. ----- NEW YEAR. ly, as nitude and the distance of the heay. The Jewish festivals are weekly, Ole Sabbath; monthly, as the New enly bodies. Thus engaged he learns 0 Moon; and annual, as Passover, Pen• to know better the power, the w...…
…TftikmorzlEmsntARcto o*. PAGE TEN Synagogues in Hidden Nooks COMPLIMENTS OF ... MISPLACED MONEY ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS Many of our cemeteries are becom- ing so overcrowded with bulky monu- ments which are being erected side trians when Prague was abandoned by aide by their builders with such a In a dark, secluded corner of the by the Prussians in 1744, the syna- lack of harmonious relationship that old Ghetto section of the ancient cit...…
…A merream Yeirish PerioSeal Cater CLIFTON ARNO' • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEil Th 24R01411.1t j11. WIt itttielt a order of society to some moral law? Ilan it introduced a rational purpos- „-,, iveness and fairness in the distribu- tion of labor? Is not the economic ex- ploitation so characteristic of our present day but another form of com- f od pulsion, and is not our mern ree- dom of competition but another form By LOUIS RICH of st...…
…▪ pik witurrimst, tit WA ICU. PAGE TWELVE Sarah Aaronson, New Palestine's jean D'Arc and Her Group ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS The Story of Heroic Sacrifices During the Palestine Conquest. Phone Cherry 4941. Hours 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. DAN ORTON'S A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYBODY *sm. LIGHTEN YOUR LAUNDRY BURDEN By phoning us and we'll call for your work. In a day or two, we'll deliver it in prime condition. No trouble on your part, no dirt, n...…
…vixen- cam 'midi Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATINCI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THIRTEEN yhEfrriturisAfisiioitoNici,r. American Tractors Mahe ! and Turks found themselves check-mated at every turn. They be- came suspicious, but so excellent was the organization that it was impos- Bible for them to obtain a single clue.1 A carrier pigeon released one day by Sarah Aaronsohn with a note to General Allenby happened to be fly-, log over Asacla wh...…
…iliEVLTROt PAGE FOURTEEN RON1:74 The Song of Songs ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS By JOSEPH KOTCOVSKY We •atend to our friends and patrons and to the Jewish Corn. Illustrations by I. Foshko. m unity of Detroit our sincere wishes for • Happy and Prosperous New Year. PRESCRIPTIONS Be Sure of Carefully Filled YourDrugs V I 471V ‘. L4A441,1; t Not only are you wasting worry, but you are taking a , hance with your health i•hen you carry your ...…
…A merican (faith Peranikal Center CLIFTON MAUI - CINCINNATI 30, 01410 PAGE FIFTEEN Pipl)entorciEwtsnaiROMCLE Phone Dearborn 83 1000 For Reservations Fish, Frog, Chicken and Steak Dinners smooth as a soft, purring s */ ERVICE motor—old tyme hospitality that turns %- the clock of time back to tally-ho days— is yours in perfectly appointed atmosphere of the Westwood Inn. that we may look upon thee. 0, 1 charge y5.i daughters of Jerusa- W...…
…,) la gerwrjEwisnfitivact.a r_ PAGE SIXTEEN t• ■ ••• ■ •1•Mi_ WOMEN OF THE EAST 11 ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS Youthful Contours The day of voluptuous curves has passed. No more large busts—no flabby flesh— no double chins. Every woman longs for a slim and boyish figure. You can have a graceful, active body—the face and form of radiant youth. EDNA Aillirts Cadillac 5240 336 BOOK BLDG. A GREETINGS We Extend Our Sincere Wishes to You for...…
…A merica 9ewisk Periodical eater c.urrom AMU% - ett4CINNA11 10, OHIO I IfEbETROIT, LWISH THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Section Four DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1925 V OL • XVIII. NO. 17 PALESTINE ACREAGE OF JEWS IS LARGE —from Lieutenant Wade's Letter to Alvan Macauley, President Packard Motor Car Co. Acute Shortage Felt Due to In- creased Immigration and Other Activities. ** ** I would never have attem...…
…pctLerRon;klastIOIR PAGE TWO MM ■ Wessmse Sur er Among the Jews Save Your Car By DR. MAURICE SPENCER JACOBS of Philadelphia. Mar's Virretings properties of sulphuric acid and al- cohol. His "Canon" is a huge un- wieldy storehouse of learning in which the author tries to codify the whole medical knowledge of ,his time and tc( square his facts with the sys- BEST WISHES TO YOU ALL FOR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. In this brief sketch...…
…A merica itwisk Periodical Carter CLUTCH Arzlwz - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREE nE?-),.,RorrjEwis. ROMICIL ting along, they all ini rmed me that of the Jewish physicians, retained gical Anatomical Institute at the Uni- when the million-dollar clubhouse versity of Vienna. Among his most some of them as their personal ad- which is to be built by a group of De- noteworthy achievements may be troit men will be completed they look visers or ca...…
…PAGE FOUR PALESTINE MAJOR PROBLEM TODAY By MORRIS FRIEDBERG ✓ llarCADILLACisMore, Oires More, Does More The new Cadillac is lower — superbly graceful, with the air of fleetness and agility that is more than equaled by its brilliant performance. Are Better Bumps." Eagle Spring Bumpers The opportunity to direct a message to the Jews of De- ' troit at this time is particularly apropos. It is a moment fraught with events of a great signifi...…
…A merica 5cwish periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUI - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE FIVE PIE9LIT9011;PISit %%%%% N.% %%%%% sows, SMITH CALLS JEWS ASSET TO AMERICA Governor Issues Now Year's Message Asking for Tolerance. NEW YORK.— (J . T. A.) —That the Jews are an asset to America is the substance of a New Year's message issued by Alfred E. Smith. Governor of New York State, to the Jewi s h Tel- egraphic Agency on the t he asion of the UNUSU...…
…IiiEpErRorr,/twtsif (ARoNlCL PAGE SIX of society, and the home and family are stabilizers of character. Insuffis ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS cMnt family ties may lead to reckless and wild living, selfishness, lack of sympathy, and a host of other un- By MEYER SOLOMON, M. D., Chicago. desirable results. But that excessive Just as physical hygiene has for he found the Jewish admission to av- family ties are bad from the mental hygiene point of vie...…
…A literkalt 'apish Periodical Cotter curroN ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OH/0 PAGE SEVEN FLEPerRorrievaskffiRomais cap to be a Jew among a powerful, dominant and very numerically great- er non-Jewish and anti-Jewish so- ciety. Among the more suggestible ' there is a tendency to the acceptance, God, we don't like to complain- of their inferiority as true, with the We know that the mine is so lark- . consequent development of feelings of But—the...…
…,t crwrr % r+tw ~ t PAGE FIGHT ROPII‘Lez A Visit To the Jewish Colonies in Russia CHALUZIM STORM ZIONIST CONGRESS VIENNA.—(J. T. Al-. . Cot r. rola. tion prevailed amongst the di I; ;rates to the Fourteenth Zionist Congress when 300 chaluzim, who are in Viol. na on their way to Palestine, stormed the Congress Hall demanding that an opportunity be given them to see It s Weizmann and Mr. Sokolov. The chaluzim forced their way into th e hall...…
…A merican ffavish Palatka! Carta CLIFTON MIMI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 11- EPETROIT EWISFI 11-RONICLE 5686 1925 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Section Five DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1925 r - -- and atisfactory sane proram by morning and ight a smal l group of which originally was a part of life n VOL.XVIII. NO. 17 — _ business that the greatest economies have been achieved, where raw mater- ials are whipped...…
…aEVaton;insisn ORONICLE PAGE TWO pected to respond. There are also un- necessary publications that represent duplicate circulation, and that are un- necessary to the general furthering of a commercial program. I think that there is an analogy to this in the multiplicity of churches, only a few of which work to capacity. Religion must learn that the church is only its instrument, and that fewer churches, more efficiently maintained, will pro...…
…A merica Awisk periodical Cotter CLIFTON MIMI • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PAGE THREE photographers and merely asked them when, on her way from Marienbad, not to connect my picture with the she stopped in Karlsbad to visit me. shirt-throwing lady's story. Imagine She would have stayed longer for her my feelings when I found my photo cure, but fear for the safety of her next day labelled 'Count Karolyi in- A children and the life of her husband ter...…
…ROIletiG PAGE FOUR . 111111 ■ -•, But look—look at those who line the sort for both, they would soon estab- a mutuality of interest is established walks. Look at those Jewish young lish communication, contact. They all barriers break down between Jew men who are not of that flood of joy would find that, notwithstanding they and Jew. We have seen this process, pouring down the road. Look at the seem so remote from one another, they a slow ...…
…A merican Awisk periodical Cotter curroN ATINUI CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE ThLikrItOft1S/1 RONICLII 1 miliar with Jewish life here knows the value of the community center and what it has accomplished by way of establishing mutuality of interest, of # .A 4 creating Jewish solidarity. And if By RABBI LEON FRAM here, why not Palestine? I have not formulated this thought and enlightenment. The law of blood Which book of laws is the more ...…
…linEggrRorr,/,:v ■ IsitoRotitettn PAGE SIX Here Is Peace! w oe- '' The Season's Most Modish . -set . Lose in Appearance and Health Is Inevitable. Modern Methods Make It Most Advisable to Send ill , Family Wash. Fine unt..... ■ Ir.. Z.: 1! illrititj Furs Satisfaction Guaranteed • LOW PRICE FAMILY SERVICES r WET WASH Scone on the vast acres In Russia have found a new freedom as which are eulthated by an ever- tillers of the...…
…America Prish periodical Cotter CA ON ARNUL - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN /EW1SICI RONICIB NV What Organized Orthodox Jewry Can vo By RABBI HERBERT S. GOLDSTEIN of the Institutional Synagogue, President of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America. Year message to Jewry, same method. The first year of the As my New I want to say that most effective ye- course, which will begin immediately sults for the enhancement of our ...…
…• t; PAGE F,I(;I1T 1"; %MIMI (ARON RAZ ', "Yes," said another girl, who bore the features of, and in fact was, an old maid. "Frieda isn't very young any more. She can't keep on work- ing much longer; she's sick already and is always taking cod liver oil and DANISH PASTRY WE SUGGEST medicines, and the doctor has told her FRENCH PASTRY Fancy Cookies and Mecca. to stop work and go to the country WEDDING CAKES coons. Also Our Famous for a res...…
…IiEbETROIT LWISII 5686 1925 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Section Six DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1925 VOL. XVIII. NO. 17 cause we are too proud." "flow is that?" asked the Graf. "Well," replied he, "now that the donkeys are organizing and calling themselves 'Progressives,' we have given up riding on donkeys in order to avoid seeming to mix in politics." schutz, the famous rabbi of Prague, saying: "How is i...…
…▪ ▪ - - McDuntoginsun PAGE TWO a I RON ICLE name—showed me old books with Hebrew inscriptions and fragments letters, pamphlets and pictures, and spoke of the social injustices suffered By DAVID W. SIMONS by his family. His uncle was a priest in the island, loved and honored by In view of the numerous reflections of the present all for his extreme goodness and worldly pictures, on one end we observe the unusual evangelistic beatitude, but ...…
…PAGE THREE WurRon; thy!, eilLON the time of San Vicente Ferrer's pinoza and a Heine, what matters the preachinge, and curiously enough, rest?" Then pointing with his finger among them were many rabbis who to a distance: "Do you see that small afterwards became priests of high square, over there, near the palace rank, as Fray Alonso de Espina, the of the richest Chueta? In that place Bishop of Santa Maria, Geronimo de were burnt in 1691 sonic...…
…• Thr Ilrrmwr /rm Sfl /fl RON icte PAGE FOUR set good luck outside the poor man's door to make him rich and happy. WE WISH ALL OUR JEWISH FRIENDS AND PATRONS "Now Ahriman acts differenity. "Ormuzd has given a poor man a A HAPPY NEW YEAR. few kopeks. Very good. Ahriman would not quarrel with his elder brother. On the contrary, he would George W. Sharpe Phone Clifford 8854-W take a lesson from him. Ile, too, would be virtuous. And he throws d...…
…r A mmitivirYaga periodical eater curroti ATT-NUI - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVE l irMbikTROTI;I EW INIIOIRON *916 V S FOR THE DAY OF MEMORIAL A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS ......: The seer of good shall acceptance find From the God whose glory is boundless, If he turn unto Him with repentant mind, And sackcloth on both of his shoulders bind By way of memorial. (6rpriiitgg r..) i"..-. -.., *.:::::. ....... . 3'.. , ...…
…ePerreorrlenin Olitgactm PAGE SIX ■■■■•■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■•■■•■■■0 the very nature of this stiff - necked race to resist all destructive and per- nicious forces. Modern sociology gives much credit to the purity and influence of the home as an institu- By SARAH GOLDBERG tion of the Jews in the Middle Ages. . The home and the morality and I "On account of our many trans- the long and cruel centuries. A na- gressions," cried the wretc...…
…- 1 I SEASON'S GREETINGS. . 0611 TIZISIMUll! Ore Ctill0 ow We Join in the Spirit of the Seasiin and Wish You All a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Isenberg, Purdy & Company to delight the fastidious taste of hospitable home-keeping hearts Wedgewood — Cauldon and New Royal Worcester Designs \i' Come to Martin's and enjoy the wide selection and assuredly are beautiful quality of the latest and best designs, which arriving daily from E...…
…PALL tram., Awls. &ma. EIGHT ENCHANTMENT LAND and glaciers in their shadowy recesses working in silence, slowly completing their sculptures; new-born lakes at their feet, blue and green, free or en- cumbered with drifting icebergs like miniature Arctic Oceans, shining, sparkling, cal nuts stars." Who does not know of the Yosemite Valley? And yet, how few have heard of the Yosemite National Park? flow few know that this world-famous, in- c...…
…• A llfetkalf ffewish Pedalled Coder CLIFTON MINIM - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 11-EDETROIT,CIS fiRONICLE 5686 „IL THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XVIII. NO. 17 Hearty Greetings to the Jewish 0 People of Detroit on the Occasion of the New Year 010■7■ 11131 ■1■■■■■■■■•■•■■•■ •\11611.\\\\ ■■■■■a■p 31 Cohn Y et at Distinctive Millinery td ae — A -- Rabbi E. Aishiskin Extends his best wishes to his relatives and friends...…
…/ft; iiergorr, PAGE TWO jrwisn (tIRON1C1 ,8 3 ll 3 3 r Mr. and Mrs. Julius Braun and Family 2748 Pingree Ave. Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends for a Ilappy and Prosperous New Year. Dr. and Mr.. P. M. Bernstein and Family 2303 Gladstone Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Lj Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bernath and Family for a Happy and 336 Owen ...…
…A meriazit Awish periodical Cater CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE THREI TIEDETRO ITI f_X_I S A ffI ROxI C LB New Year Greetings GREETINGS Nardin Manor Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Cohen and Family 2288 Hazelwood Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Cohen and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Davis 3067 Marlborough Are. Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends...…
…71 PE Pertu.s,,/m shillitati tat PAGE FOUR CORNELL TEMPLE FUND INCREASING New Year Greetings E--Continued I •-• Mr. and Mrs. Morris Epstein and daughters, Sara •nd Ethel 1996 Clairmount Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends for a happy and Prosperous New Year. ADAMS WEST AT PARK AVE. General Necessities Building. "EVERYTHING FINER IN FUR" Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eder and Family FURS for FALL! 902 Pallister Extend the...…
…PAGE FIVE ritkocritordt.witsrt air From Paris! Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Gilman 2467 Gladstone Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. - - - G.-Continued VELOUR HATS soft and crushable and comfy Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Goodman and Family 3344 Elmhurst Extend their best wishes to their relatives end friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goldstick and Family 213 Famil...…
…FIEN_LTRonilEWINfl RONICLE PAGE Ent , rint itiifilifill1111111111Illfik einiiiii111111111111111111111111111111111 iiillnin11111115MMOINNIMMIliiii11111100111111MINI111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IBIIIIHMSSIssiisslisomm imimmoniniumi New Year Greetings G•Continued Desires to Extend to His Numerous Friends and Policy Holders The Season's Greetings and Hopes All will be Favored with 1 A Happy and Prosperous New Year A polic...…
…PAGE SEVEN unrklvisii_ORONICLE PERcri New Year Greetiits Extend their best wishes to their relatives, friends, mem- le bers of their congregation and to the Jewish peo New Year. of Detroit for a Happy and Prosperous Mr. mad Mrs. Jules L. Klein and Family 2466 Hazelwood Extend ;heir best wishes to their relatives anal friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. p 1485 Virginia Park Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends...…
