…/— - - All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS II- EbETROIT LWISII IIRMICLE TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXXI, NO. 13 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1927 AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS MEETING IN WASHINGTON, D, C., HEARS REPORT ON SITUATION OF JEWS IN EASTERN EUROPE To Uphold Home 1 L To Task of Nation Occupy Beth El Pulpit February 27 Hershman and Jamieson Dis- cuss Need Wit...…
…PAGE TWO TIEVEEKOMA% !SR afRONIGLI: Max Simon and Albert Williams are the alternates. Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple Beth El addressed the club on "Israel Zangwill." Next Sunday evening Feb. 27, a novel debate will be held. The subject is "Resolved, That Co-education Be Abolished in the Colleges of the United States." This promises to be a very interest- ing program. Nathan Wise and Sol Rusenman will uphold the affirmative, being opposed by Isado...…
…A PAGE THEM IRON ICLfr IMO Fraternal and Club Notes Athena Girls Club. The last regular Isusfiless meeting of the Athena Girls Club was held Tuesday evening, Feb. 22, at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Fishman of West Philadelphia avenue. Plans have been made for a bowling party to be held Tuesday evening. March 8, and a hard times April Fool party to be held Saturday evening, April 2, at the Palmetto, for members and their friends. The busine...…
…JEWISH ORONICIa, MtztMeMblarlfiZiMMIZinti*Zi`tainattzt.MUMTV trbellYthlaZiAnitt , `4 ‘ anti-war because he saw in war a force let loose that would destroy all the previous values man had so labor- iously built up. The urbanity, culture and internation- Published Weekly by The Jovial Chronicle Publishing Co, bm. alism which had flowered since 1860 was sure to be Preament endangered by the debacle of the war. How must such JOSEPH J. CUMMINS B...…
…a <> --"== GAS .tf" e e_ c.JOSEPH- ,— Hon. Sol Bloom, Ilouse of Representatives, Washington, D. C. Dear Sir:—My attention has been called to an article appearing in the New York Times of Feb. 7, in which you are quoted as mak- ing certain statements before the Young Men's Club of Temple Adath Yeshurun of Syracuse, N. Y., in regard to Mr. Ford and his relation to the Jews. You are reported to have said: "He commits the care of his health ...…
…itiRoficiA /RE19errargp%tRt PAGE SIX unan mous y I To claim anything else is to reflect dis- I • to conduct • meatless DELUSIONS i Trade union unemployed get a tiny creditably upon others in Americas campaign. A committee of nine was pittance out of union funds. The So- life in a way that I would not be guilts I appointed to take charge of the exec- Dr. Avery W. Skinner of the State of. When Henry Ford claims that tis. cialist party is fair...…
…ThEkaRonfEwisit Gin RoN ICI J3 aM■ How Jewish Life In Russia Is Changing YIDDISH PLAYERS WILL HONOR BETTY MORRIS' A Summary and a Proposal. On March 2 a testimonial benefit for Miss Betty Morris, young prima donna ; and ingenue of the Littman Yiddish By DR. A. SINGALOVSKY. (Copyright, 1927, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) (Editor's Note:—Dr. Singalovsky, a member of the presidium of the central administrative board of the World Federa...…
…PAGE EIGHT tl Tit ElkfkonjEwisn RONICLE JEWISH CONGRESS HEARS REPORT ON JEWS IN EUROPE (Continued from Page 1.) manians, however, are members of the Eastern Orthodox Church. It is the state church of Roumania and the king is ex-officio the head of it. The treaty expressly provided for the protection of these minorities, but the Roumanian officials have repeatedly and notoriously violated it. The American Committee on the Rights of Religio...…
…7ittDentonlmsnOIRONIGAI GIVES DETROIT LIFE PROGRAM FOR MARCH, FISHMAN MONTH Homer Guck, assistant to the presi- dent of the Detroit Life Insurance Company, explained to a Detroit Jew- ish Chronicle reporter recently the purpose of the program of that com- pany in March, 1927. Said Mr. (luck: "In the Detroit Life organization all of us, naturally, are very proud of the achievement of our site president, Morris Fishnum. For 15 years he has bee...…
…PAGE TEN TfitikraGripvisa t_! Mini..- : ,.. ___ vinu cs \ ! i i I 4(4 et° V 4i.-41/4*q%411M'' ... , e,. , IT I I lri 1 LENOX Aristocrat of Chinas In perfection of texture, warmth of color and glaze. symmetry of shape, and beauty of original decorations, Lenox is unex- celled. The "Autumn" pattern is illustrated. The dinner plates, and tea cups and saucers • re both 550, and the bread and butter plates $30 a dozen. I I Len...…
…r- 1 filtYfin iton, kiiisn 01 RON ICI F. Bath@ RECENT BRIDE SPENDS HONEYMOON IN WEST Mrs. Henry Barker was Miss Ethel Oppenheim prior to her marriage on Tuesday, Feb. 15, at the home of her The F'14rol.e elf the I'm is Openings. Gowns of Satin The Woman in Satin Is Smartest at Luncheon, Tea, Theater. Dining and Dancing—and We Present the Satin Gown in All Its Variety and Charm. $49.50 to $250 MRS. HENRY BARKER —Bachrach Studios. pa...…
…N E 1 OBITUARY r ---- Fraternal and Free Psycho - Analysis I:S'I'1'.P FREE LECTURES Club Notes A . VM , ,• "I'merle,"if.."( M""1""1" and daughter of Ntr. nil Mrs, .1, A no, . Itriag• Club. Miss Soho It. !• ■ ••lircillor of 1130 h'a nuuvtail Psychologist mkt Molter Teneher as hostess I 0111:(t.110A norms.'A aVel 11 11;111‘ S1111161, F r h , 21, at 8 p. ..111 Walter F. Dwornick & Sons WALL, CEILING AND WOODWORK CLEANERS Our Spe...…
…Thspentort kwisit gRONICLt A pound of melancholy will not pay an ounce of debts. OLD FOLKS HOME PAGE THIRTEEN 1"NAKED TRUTH" CONTINUES RUN Y. W. H. A. NOTES AT BROADWAY STRAND THEATER Tea and Monthly Meeting: Weddings 'Tis not enough to run well, unless Novelty Pasty: you set out in due time. Braiker's ballroom at Fourteenth Eng•gements, Banquets and Remaining at the Broadway Strand is "The Naked Truth," a film (Ld- street and Gladstone ...…
…FEBRUARY 25, 1927 _ _ .:;91;ittOTY, if:WISH LA Btriti4 ...0...- 6 fl STUCCO 11 RESURFACING 0 , 1 armpit. Birth El Notrs It is time to get an estimate ono I . high school on Saturday nights, 7 to 10. A basketball league is being or-, ganised. Your boys ore invited to j0111. The boys of the pre-contirma.! tion class are now using the gym.' namum every Tuesday, 3:30 to 4:30. : • "This Belaying World:" Sood•y Morning Services. 10-4S...…
…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS ETROITAWISH RRONICLE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL XXXI, NO. 12 AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS TO MEET ON SUNDAY, FEB. 2 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1927 Endorses Campaign For Palestine Fund To Noted Lawyer T Speak For Forum "Layman's Viewpoint of Relig- ion" Will be R. S. Marx's Topic, Sunday P. M. Will Conv...…
…Th_eljffrnonderns n tA aorucus PAGE TWO M. R. Van Barden, $50. $1,500; Simmons & Clark, $50; Carl Bachrach & Gendelman, $26; Baer Joe Borenstein, $200; Boston Re- Lundy, $50; B. Lynn, $25. Singer, $100; B. W. Singer, $100; Saul Morris D. Waldman, $50; Oscar Maiden Lane Jewelry Company, Sloan, $100; Helen Shetzer, $25; Mr. finers and Wholesale Jewelers, $100; Wander, $25; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brothers, $50; 0. I. Baker, $25; Dr. B. Brener, $5...…
…3i : f r at e rnal an6 . alb Alan I PAGE 11111RIM EDentorrlaisti (Itor ICLE saineeme e 4.6 7 t41 " er N r • is i . . .2 .,,,, ,..- 4 1 ; s *.,!. 07' ,. A, i . "I' ,,,... .', ,I, et.;,.;l11, ■ ,,,, t's . ,, 1, Baby Day Nursery. A . . e, .,. , . .t.' acres of tea bushes come F ROM hundreds of pounds of tea . . . But from those hundreds of pounds, are selected just a few ounces of the choicest leaves .. . And that i...…
…7110)emotri Ewtsitffi RomaL PAGE FOUR HADASSAH AIDS U. P. A. IN DRIVE FOR FUNDS In sad but loving memory of Jo- seph I. /dinner, who passed away seven years ago, Feb. 17, 1920. Hadassah, the women's Zionist or- ganization of America, is taking a prominent part in the raising of $7,- 500,000 for the United Palestine Ap- peal, which carries on a campaign an- nually for general Zionist work in Palestine. Miss Hattie Gittleman, president of th...…
…IsPerRon;Asinsm diftor las E_ MUSI C CHICAGO CIVIC OPERA TO BE HERE IN MARCH I N a ti Tau Notrs All Detroit is highly enthusiastic , user the forthcoming opera season at On Monday last Mesdames Loui the new Masonic Auditorium, when and Samuel Levine entertained 28 guests at a beautifully appointed The phenomenal success of the bridge-luncheon at the Hotel VI eno- Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold Stok- rah. Decorations were carried out in ...…
…rfiffigrRorri jEwisa ..'t, "Otb'ebtb'O'b'et'O'b'Ob'ebt-btOt-b' 'b'6 '10'6b'6 ' bedb'ffb" b' . 4.0 O'd '6"b' TII-EDETROITJEWISII (ARON ICLE Pahnshed Washy bye The bdd CZ:2 JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB MARGOLIS JACOB H. SCHAKNE Entered those in power? Was he not among the most vocifer- ous and adamant opponents of free speech and press in Russia? Even more, he insisted upon compulsory la- bor, and only when it was found to be ineffective was ...…
…PEPermg4niymei Ro mmie • GiAS• Amerwan Jewish Olf,f1+5 Boy in Agriculture I 1:111" (JOSEPH -, (Continued from Preceding Page) Feb. 19, at 8 o'clock. At this meet- ing meatless menus will he dis- tributed. The Twelfth Street Moth- Cooking Class Opened. ers Club will be hostess for the eve- A cooking class has been opened in ning. the Michigan avenue district at the synagogue on Twenty-ninth street Oratorical Contest: and Michigan avenue ...…
…itfi f PAGE EIGHT Vaasa MROM ICIE AUXILIARY TO SPONSOR THEATER PERFORMANCES if The Ladies Auxiliary of Hashachar Camp, Order B'nai Zion, has taken over the sale of tickets for the Feb. An elaborate Washington's birth- day party is being planned •by the Phoenix Club for Monday evening, Feb. 21, at 10 o'clock sharp. Deco- , rations will be carried out to repro- sent a night in the tropics. Gentle., men may wear white trousers and ladies ar...…
…PAGE NINE /if cY)Eruor., /Limn OIRONICLE BRANCH OF OLD FOLKS HOME PLANS MUSICAL AV.k4!IN CHARGE uKDAGDE I M AH PARTY GIRLS OF Miss Elizabeth Apple is in charge of the bridge and raffle being spot- Mr. and Mrs. Abe R. Rosenberg, formerly of 2210 Pingree avenue, sir now residing in their new home at 3204 Elmhurst avenue. A nelhoch', A delightful program is being Comm. pleteol for the musical-tea which the Northwestern Branch of the Jewish...…
…PAGE TEN IFAVISMOIROIVICIAB !IMMEIN, -•- PLANS COMPLETED FOR ALUMNI U. H. S. DANCE plated a most successful year and, according to sentiment, it was in that year that the most material and con- structive work has been done, ever since its inception four years ago. Its aim is to co-operate and help the U. H. S. in all its activities and to fraternize the graduates of that in- stitution. Of its accomplishments, the establishing of the only ...…
…PAGE ELEVLN AMR' RON ICI t ) PE SrliOrT, I DANGEROUS Weddings RCHESTRA All Social Functions Catered by DETROIT CATERING COMPANY HALL Detroit's h'xclusive Kosher Caterers M. A. PEREIRA, Mgr. Longfellow 5654, Elizabeth I 6 Santagano NOT SURPRISED :-: CLASSIFIED :-: li 0 An Irishman in his native country O ,115 entertaining me with stories of Ilse Solaria i•bule la one for men, nlae rent Lnd recreation. haracteristie wit. I th...…
…FEBRUARY 18, 1927 atm* Setif El Nato HEINRICH BRAUN DIES "What Price Glory" Leaving. BERLIN. — (J. T. A.) — Ileinrich With the end of its record-shat- Braun, well-known exponent of the tering engagement in sight, "What BociaHat movement and former lead- Price Glory" continues to pack the er of the Revisionist group, died Feb.' 9 at the age of 72. He was a broth er-in-law of Victor Adler. Sunday Morning Services, 10:45: "Capital Punishment"...…
…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS TELEPHONE FfEbETROIT LWISII CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXXI, NO. 11 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1927 UNITED PALESTINE APPEAL CAMPAIGN OPENS WITH CONTRIBUTIONS OF $35,000 AT INSPIRING BANQUET HELD MONDAY Leading Detroit Rabbis Endorse Drive Advises Against Mexico Migration and l M"i C •o ti r tlinOr e...…
…PAGE TWO THE DLTvJ3rdtl on RMICIL 4 ratenrat anb (Dub Notts Friendship Club. An open meeting of the Friendship Club will be held Sunday, Feb. 13, at 4:30 p. rev, at the Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne avenue. Fred Butzel will be the principal speaker. The pub. lie is invited to attend the meeting. Bicur Chelan, Society. Sidney Alexander addressed the last meeting of the Bicur Cholent So- ciety on Thursday evening, Feb. 2. His topic was "Frie...…
…n Ek entonjEwisti6ircomiar. A. LITTMAN WILL BE HONORED ON FEB. 16 SomethingNew in Upholstered Furniture Yiddish Players to Present "With the Power of the Dybbuk." r URNITURE HOUSE The Store With a Reputation. fi 1 • jst , r 1 / t 8,; 11 c- 4! ' . , / 0 i A. LITTMAN Majestic Theater in honor of Abra- ham Littman, manag,er of the com- pany and the man who is mainly re- sponsible for the last three consecu- tive Yiddish Th...…
…PAGE TOUR TimPentotTILwisnewornaz Isaac Gruenbaum, Champion of Jewish Rights Flower Show a Rare Event. The National Flower Show, to be held here March 12 to 20, probably still mark the only opportunity given to present day Detroiters to see such a nation-wide exhibition in Detroit. By Z. TYGEL Under a ruling of the society of American Florists and Ornamental Considerable interest was aroused Her zl, Gruenbaum has become him- Horticulturist...…
…MEDEntonjElsisitemonicul Uptrr, I ane fighting now, in the most serious fight I have ever been engaged in. There is a proposition country-wide to use the United States army to carry out the purpose of the Knights of Columbus. PAGE FIVE THETA SIGMA TAU DANCE TO BE HELD FEBRUARY 19 OBITUARY DAVID BERKOWITZ Mrs. Nathan Feldman, Mrs. Rose Brass, Sirs. Anna Goldman, Mrs. Min- nie Klavons and Jennie Fridson, and two sons, Nathan and Louis Fri...…
…itTigTROtTjEWINI ARON .Y6breett '6 bli6b'6bne6b'6b'611"6-66b'6b'6716b' b'er? iii-EvErRorri AwistiefRON IC LE •■■■••■ ••• CIA V MW11.1 • Published Weekly by Th. IOU law..• Jevrtal Cbremirle Puhlishia: Co. lees JOSEPH J. CUMMINS JACOB MARGOLIS JACOB H. SCHAKNE Preslaent Editor General Manager Entered as liteocd-class matter )(mach I, MC at the Prieto:Ice at Detroit. Mich, under the Act of !larch 3. 1879. General Offices and Publica...…
…it •;) ThbfierRordansit eiRornaz "This Unbelieving World about religion that they wish to prove If later in life they dislike strangers net of Victor Hugo's books which he RABBI NIEMIROWER'S •onally or by telephone, Glendale —the evidence is so personal and or run away from animals, it is •be- donated, and also wishes to thank the 0086. Do you need a position? Do PROTEST CONFIRMED therefore so pliable. Thus a popes- cause they have been ta...…
…PAGE EIGHT ritufkrRoitAwisnaiRONICIE • • Ilt1.1"1..r aeial d 00 rsonat_ MISHKUN ISRAEL WILL HOLD WEEKLY DANCES Pointedly Smart are Latest Hats Announcement has been made that regular Saturday night (Maces will be held at the Mishkun Israel Syna- , 07- An event of great interest was the Miss Anne W. Bernstein will pre- meeting called on Monday by the De- sent a number of her pupils in a pi- troit section of the National Council anofor...…
…7 cwish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUI - CINCINNATI 10, 01110 eraonjEwksa(iiRONICLE HADASSAH MEMBERSHIP DANCE SET FOR FEB. 23 The Detroit unit of Junior Rados. sal' will hold its annual membership dunce on Wednesday evening, Feb. New Coats That Herald the Approach of Spring! Designed with those exclu- sive fashion touches that the smart Miss and Wom- an expects at B. Siegel Co. - tiSesTssiseRef tr . @ J181E0E1. xo (.0101lCiPN o n ...…
…e r w m et l it ROMILIB -- - - - HASHACHAR AUXILIARY OFFICERS INSTALLED PAGE TEN terest of the minister whom be rare- ly hears. Though Judaism does not CONTEMPTIBLE For contemptibility I vote a crown believe in vicarious sacrifice, there of brass, not hammered but ham- are Jews sufficiently ignorant or in- mered on, for the man, more sneak considerate to accuse the rabbi of than man, who is indifferent to his their congregation, the cong...…
…PACE ELEVL4 PEP:Twain. asn ARM ICLL „,,A1 HOLM fOF GOLD LANDSMAN ADVISES ON ASSURANCE CONTRACTS The habit is spreading in may Jewish Houses of Worship on ordi- nary occasions to allow people to sit where they please. It is called the unassigned pew system. It is more nearly ideal than the present method still widely to vogue of placing peo- ple according to the seat they buy or rent. Under this plan pews are kept vacant throughout the lar...…
…FEBRUARY 11, 1927 ....:Gperstorrlivrismeigiornoo - A mishap and a danger never come I singly. Every abridgement of a good book is a stupid abridgement. GIVE LARGE AMOUNT TO U. P. A. AT DINNER ON MONDAY EVENING l When a man is dead, it is no use calling in the doctor. . t LINCOLN LUNCH MRS. R. SAGE, Mgr. Delicious Home Cooked Meals. 17 WEST LARNED ST. Clifford 5513-R. HOW ARE YOUR 41), \\./1 1's 4 o o 11 '.■ , HEN it comes ...…
…All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS II-EbETROITJEWISR HRONICLE [cT6rtinc 1 --4 0 0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1927 VOL. XXXI, NO. 10 Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents Hadassah Leader [ Opens U. P. A. Campaign 7 ' DIABETIC KITCHEN at Open ForlFeb. 61 RABBIS AND YOUNG RABBI ABBA HILLEL SILVER PRINCIPAL I (Speaks At Statler February On Mexico Sunday, Speaks Cheeringly I...…
…ALEI9entory,kusa(Attoil ICU: PAGE TWO CENTERS ASS'N hers will be held on Saturday eve- ning, Feb. 26. The sorority will en- tertain the new members and their Institute Mother. Club: friends at the home of Miss Dolores The Institute Mothers Club will E. Gordon, 6069 Northfield avenue, following the initiation. Many inter- hold a meeting on Saturday after- esting events are being planned for noun, Feb. 5, at the Balch School, Ferry and St. An...…
…PAGE TIMIS kieDerRondansn entomiaz will be on sale in the near future. making the dance recently given a ZEIRE ZION BANQUET The next meeting will be held at the success. The board of directors of "Y" on Thursday evening, Feb. 10. the nursery gave a farewell luncheon PLANS ARE COMPLETED at the Hotel Steller on Thursday in Delorian Club. honor of Mrs. Harry Prenzlauer, Arrangements have been completed The last meeting of the Delorian presiden...…
…DLTROIT, AWIS/1 ILO;15L8, 000.00000.00 4:;) 0 0-0-000**4000010-0-0*-K1 JEWISH MINISTERS Children Given Chance in Life PUBLISH VOLUME hrough Social Work Effort > A Message Finest Printed Symposium on Children's Bureau of Jewish Social Service Bureau Cares For the Problems of the Rab- Orphans, Abandoned Children; Also Young Girls. binate Issued. Sally, fourteen months old and prat- child was born but her husband denied to tht Jewish Peop...…
…p_ tspfrRoty,/Ewisitautotocus PAGE FMB LEND A HAND- , In the Upbuilding of Your People's Homeland! GIVE- -that your persecuted brothers in Europe may have a permanent home and refuge. Part of the money raised by this United Palestine Appeal goes to the Jewish National Fund, which is con- tinually purchasing more and more land in Palestine for the colonization of Jews. —that the great work of rebuild- ing Palestine may continue. Already...…
…*ijentorrjEwtsn LA100741Cla. DETRO1TJEWISII eiRONICLE TO. ONLY l.V.1.1.• ■■ ••••11.1[01-k IMICHN,• ■■ • Publiobed Weekly by Tim Jew's! Chronicle Publishing Co., Presment Editor General Manager .4 JOSEPH J. CUMMINS 'SI JACOB MARGOLIS JACOB H. SCHAKNE Entered as second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postulate at Detroit. Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1679. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cad...…
…7ifEj9erRonjEwisit jkotilaz eqfpfer, OIC -•-••• GiAS. 14: dOSEP Along came a breezy letter from Lewis Browne the other day. Blown all the way from the "sticks" in Oklahoma. With the very sentence he planted both feet (figuratively, of course), on my desk and registered a complaint. Even when Lewis complains it is a pleasure to listen to him, because he is an artist to his finger tips. Ile has been doing some sweep- ing lately. Some very vig...…
…lifet f4R6 i rfe wlsIl1 Karim aryl/tors arson —has not been planned solely for the display of fine merchandise, but to help you, through the arrangement of table displays, to better select your china and crystal as they would appear in your Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Freud of Marl- Mrs. D. Adel and daughter, Lil- lian, left on Jan. 23 for Hot Springs borough avenue left for Boston to National Park, Ark., where they will spend 10 days with their da...…
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…PAGE TEN 4 NIS1101111:0MUI MUSI By Hermann Hoexter. A piano recital of unusual interest was given in the large hall of the Statler Hotel Monday night by Miss Helen Henschel Morris, a local artist of splendid attainments. A crowd of goodly proportions followed the se- lections of the soloists with rapt at- tention and greeted her interpreta- tions with sincere applause. And well they might; Miss Morris has nimble fingers, well trained wrist...…
…rAug RELIGIOUS TEACHING LAW CONSTITUTIONAL Free Thinkers to Carry Case from Appellate Court to Higher Tribunal. ALBANY, N. Y.-(J. T. A.)-The • SPORTS Nearly all men have some ambition which they hope some (lay to realize. For the past several years Philip lay authorizing religious instruction for public school pupils for one hour a week during school hours outside the school buildings was declared constitutional by the Appehtte Divi- si...…
…ig r OD; It; W ISA (ItRON1G1I LINCOLN LUNCH ` \R MRS. R. SAGE, Mgr. SILVER WILL DELIVER PRINCIPAL SPEECH AT DINNER Delicious Home Cooked Meals. FEBRUARY 4, 1927 I -s 'Rag (gill; Notes Irmplr firth El Notes 10. A basketball league is being or- ganized. Your boys are invited to join. The boys of the pre-confirma- lion class are now using the gym- nasium every Tuesday 3:30 to 4:30. 1 In honor of their sixteenth wedding (Continued from...…
