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…A merica !apish Periodical Carter CLIPTON Annus - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO TilEDLTROD:AWISROIRONICLE )e Here are the A to Cabinet Kelvinators )11, ;er flit ed ter v Jtfv .nd for Loa a 011 elf- unit or re- UMW t M Hop "SE I I I Il ul l l l tl l l 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1) 11 1 I I III ■ Immi I 1 1 1 6 18111111111 1 f Plot• mint, Book I I I II III - t I -t 11111 „ Jana I !' • -again , Something Better Since 1914 Kelv...…

…plERenton;PosnOIR0741011 YALE FOUR Y. W. H. A. NOTES i I Camp: Camp reservations will be accepted after June 1. The camp is to be open from June 21 to 28 for the mothers of the members of this or- ganization. This is a real oppor- tunity for mothers to get away from the cares of their families for at least a week. Your salary now and then— Your salary is sufficient now — but what if you should be forced out of work by sickness — Now is t...…

…Amerieam AlViSlf Periodical Carter ▪ ▪ CUMIN AMOS - CINCINNATI 20, °N10 PAGE FTVY ' VISIAI LL y et KOr r:E ire wos is Duty. toper. 1.;(11 IN r. 1111 1 111min m111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111 1111111111111 111111111111 1111111111 1111111111 11111111 111111111 1111111 111111112: Mc C RA Y Refrigerators Increase Sales Cut Expense asliable C u ha . Spe- tion no to tit. ERIN ;T. Thequality of the refriger- ator itsel...…

…) 9 r o n w s n (A tto :'AGE FOUR be given on Sunday evening, May 30. Junior B'nai B'rith at this meeting, I slept and dreamed that life was beauty; During the summer months, meet- urged the members to assist in the ings will be held in the afternoon social work of the lodge. This will I woke, and found that life was Duty. —Hooper. and the next meeting will be on Tues- be discussed at the next meeting, Camp: day, June 1, at 1 p. m. Members w...…

…PAGE FTVP; ItttiietKlWrifiNIV/101 R0241711S ife is Duty. 'open ridl IN r. Mayer Berman, Philip Sidney Bern- and any young lady or man who is stein, Abraham Dubin, Benjamin B. interested is requested to communi- secretary of the "Y" Goldstein, Benjamin Iloffseyer, Max cate with the OP DlIKOt Meyer, Benjamin Parker, Morse at 89 Rowena street. Rose and Henry Aaron Schorr. Though the institute is designed to Excursion: The first outing of t...…

…AIN G 11611 .71 PAGE SI/ Lbraltorrjewisit When in MT. CLEMENS, MICH. Stoo at COOPER SM IT!! 'S PITTSBURG HOTEL 117 EAST BROADWAY Excellent accommodations for week-curlers. Mo•t beautiful dining room in Mt. Clemens. Hungarian cooking. Private dining rooms for parties and weddings. For reservations phone MT. CLEMENS 969 FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room for gentleman, with small private family. 2281 Pingree. l'hone Eu- clid 1519-M. FOR R...…

…A meriarm ffewisk Periodical Letter curron AIIIINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 1926 sident of i GeffeSi glop and rirer sf All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS ric7 I I I [ THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1926. VOL XIX. NO. 36. I I Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents • Chairman 1PALESTINE SUFFERS Pisgah Lodge Plans IN . WEIZMANN OUTLINES I Permanent uetroit Goes' ver Top In Of...…

…ctmonjEwistiOiRONICX /4- .2 ti 121 ?AGE TWO LANSING NOTES Dexter, and not attending other re- ligious schools, are invited to regis- us every year with tartar green for We do not fail to recognize it each ter. They must be accompanied by year; although locating it is not al- Shabuoth. their parents. Ilebrew classes have These are reeds, growing in out- ways an easy task. Friedland, son of Mr. and been opened. Clubs are being or- Bernard of...…

…A merica ffewisk Periodical Cada CLIPTON AriNUa - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 2119criorrpliss!uijuricht al 1 we say they are. Of course I dare haps to the diminishment and per- say that they may be financial gen- haps even to the disappearance of With the arrival of spring the gr so- , iuses in comparison with sonic sorts that hateful dilemma: Jew or Gen- line alleys of the country have awak- of Europeans. But I resolutely deny tile? BERLIN.—(J. T...…

…I p L. vfn gorumish PAGE FOUR AMIN ICUO J. W. E. W. O. Regular Meeting: The next meeting of the Jewish Women's European Welfare Organ- ization will be held Tuesday evening, May 25, at the B'nai B'rith Commun- ity Center, 275 East Ferry avenue. The organization 'recently brought three orphans to this country and these children will attend the May 25 meeting. It is very urgent that all members attend this meeting as mat- ters of importanc...…

…~ Mt eri t 1N ffewish Periodical eater =TON ATV= • CINCINNATI 20, 0,00 PAGE FIVE PIEDETROITIEWISNARONICLII a a. ne x- he is- m! es .rd 1g. ay flY- /Pr be- :he ex- of the the the lif- Low • to re- an Fri' else on vish hey our e a the this our our and here art. orne hurt in re is Niel] g; each will have t we that rests inent Le to Ml, 1 per Es- iaron it, in from aches e will a the of a broke is on than r. De- Tr of cost, mice."...…

…EPLTROTTIEW1S/1 R014 ICLZ AGE SIX -42rg. •ror . .,forr g a y k 40, •-• quently and determinedly in the last half century. It was to be expected that the end of Ghetto life would Seminary Library In the Exhibition of the THE JEW IN ■ vw mew. w mean orientations along secular lines which were prac- 004.• New York Public Library Published Weehly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., lac. SOVIET RUSSIA tically unknown in the narrow, con...…

…A merica lewish Periodical CeNter CLIFTON ATINUR - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE Sir& Thi)erRore, /*sit (A ROMiais 14160.11. 0e5-1.6 PY- GiAs. doSEP1÷'• I am sorry, Sinclair Lewis, if I said anything i shouldn't have said. But I on willing to make amends by publishing the following letter from a well- known Jewish leader, written to me from Kansas City: Dear Mr. Joseph: In Random Thoughts of last week you com- ment upon the Sinclair Lewis p...…

…TitcVerItogionsit@Romaz !AGE EIGHT AUXILIARY B'NAI B'RITH PLANS INFORMAL DANCE III ghe month of Jgag Offers Many Economies at Oudson's • Plans have been completed for the informal dance to be given Sunday evening, June 6, at 8 o'clock, by the I All society Items .d ether local notes should be communicated to the effic• of The Chronicle by 5 P. M. Wednesday in order to appeabe the current weeh's Issue. Phone Cadillac 1040, Society Editor....…

…:4W Carter A xeriam Awisk Pa CLIFTON AY1NU1 • CINCINNAIS 30, OHIO I'AGE NINE ki)grieorr Marriages MRS. JOSEPH HOLTZMAN tarter. t 1. 1{ ilcl's ri e dre ariV?„ iieN ha A I +141'1't Advance Sale of the New Fur Fashions S r. For 1926-1927 Choice of the Winter Season's Best Trappings Are Represented in This Superb Collection of Quality Furs— and at Prices Decidedly Below Those That Will Prevail Later. New Eassiiin Ermine Couto, New E...…

…IED_Entoti;ImsnaRotaol IL PAGE TEN MUSIC tines will also be held. Plans are be- the ninety-first birthday anniversary ing completed for an open entertain- of Mrs. Libbie Edelstein, the oldest ment to be held at Belle Isle on Sun- living member of the organization. day, June 13. Edward Franzblau is The candles on the birthday cake, 91 chairman of the arrangements com- in number, were auctioned and $110 Benefit Concert Planned . Mrs. Sherman ...…

…America Prick Periodical Coder cum* ATINV1 - CINCINNATI 10, ONTO .;$ PAGE ELEVEN IC the i; ittee ine give s y 25, II, For.. s .1 II be violin i seems}, and $1. M will of. I. r. „k Minsk, :il■•■■ het M $et1 -4:ate , Club How To Interest the Jewish College Student In Judaism Notes Yang Jahn Tanned. 51 FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room both to interest indifferent atudents for one or two gentlemen. Board and to suggest ideas, ...…

…• 6 & MEI/MOT,: ItAISI 1011{0A ft4. Non) Aw Buy Bonds on the Union Trust Company Partial Pa ment Plan The Union Trust Company, always anxious to improve and extend its service to the public, has perfected an arrange- ment for the purchase of securities by investors on a partial payment plan. is oath e t_, y 13qL.,Ipan ,07 St P1 130 14 0 0: P 12 4 14 _ . Incentive to Systematic Saving One feature of the Union Trust Com- pany Partial Pay...…

…A merica Prick Per krittl eititta UMW AMU' - CINCINNATI 10, 06110 7, 1926 — 50c y o u Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS All 'ARK 1- 1 EbETROIT EWISII tRONICLE i TE I .EPH 0 SE ~ CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Mich. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1926. VOL. XIX. NO. 41. CONSIDER UNITED To Occupy Beth El $350,000 R aised At Statler JEWISH CAMPAIGN Pulpit On May 16 ' For the Sufferers I...…

…ZiDerRorrlotisn (A nor lat . 'T. TAGE TWO ed in Chicago in 1921 and are now Mrs. Maurice II. Zackheim, presi street, but In the whole surrounding how and by what means. One has used by 30 lodges in America and Eu- Mrs. Harry Wetsman, vice_pres i to be well informed for this. tenement district. rope. They can be used with or with- Mrs. Ilimon Kaplan, recording The entrance runs through a cellar Yet, though the house really stands out instrume...…

…A NICriallf ifavisk Perio&ail CeNtcr CLIFTON AVENUE • coomoun 10, OHIO — PAGE THREE , 74111.9EgliOr1:11111S11(11ROXIClI4 ammo.. FRATERNTY INSTALLS CHAPTER AT ANN ARBOR tor, presithid; rice-president; cording since. n, correspond. Ebert Loowen. onding secre. on, treasurer. in, Mrs. Wolf /id S. Zeman Erectors. iring the com. vs: Mesdames mirosen, S um. H. M. Sinker, Stralser, Koh. an, Saul Israel 1:,, Asia Weinstein. A. Rivkin of whom \‘•...…

…WI CM:1MM I; /LW INf LOR01% tat( Pith POUR PARASITES Dr. S. Parkes Cadman is reported to have said that a family that will not support a church but demands the services of a clergyman for fun- erels is guilty of incurable meanness. I am sorry to be able to inform Dr. Cadman that along with such we Jews have also families who avail them- selves of the free educational oppor- tunities of our religious schools with- out contributing to the upk...…

…A NClialll ffarish Perislleal Carta CLIFTON AVILINUI CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PIE PAGE FIVE tOtriEWISM (ARON ICLR j HEBREW SQ./ community. Nor do the themes of the who are skeptical about the immedi- EFFORT ENDS; ORPHAN Pe oentorr prayer consist of the immediate needs ate, remedial prayer but what mod• BOYS NOW IN DETROIT 1313b11 t:11211101 7b5l 173 and wants or ailments of the worship- ern man is there who in the silence of per. The Jew pra...…

…TiinngrRorr,frwisneiRoniaz •eit PIEDLTRO1T IEWISfiefRONICIA PublIshee Weekly by The hisslah Chronicle Publishing C. lac. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE, General Manager Entered as Second-class matter Mmh I, 1911, •t the Poston. at Detroit. Mieb.. under the At of March IL MIL General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 Cable Address: Chronicle London Offic...…

…Awish Pendia! Canker Milford Stern Discusses Palestine (Confirmed from last page.) GlAS - H-. c.J 0 S EP ce thou. Iloly ooverful or di- Mal life. iel, fuss Itiest ion many O death • iainity fter all, tY. Dar- greatly steamer au e i ian. United che-t- eve lon g to the .• They Jewish 'alestine ible des. he Jew.; I, A mer. iuntries, ive new tea and hat you country consider 'ou are .sited in spelling 1st as if rsecuted t during es even alestin...…

…MEVerytonlEmsn Romicus PAGE EIGH1 AUXILIARY HASHACHAR CAMP PLANS MUSICAL r. The Ladies Auxiliary of Ilascha- char Camp, Order Sons of Zion, Camp No. 116, have completed ar- The J. L. HUDSON CO. Just Arrived—For the May Silk Sale New Bordered Printed Crepes $2.85 a Yard or The demand for this smart, all-silk material was so great that we had to order many new patterns and re-order many other favorite ones for the second week of the sal...…

…A lai= Apish Periodical Carter - CLIFTON arum • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO IMO - - - — — .-snes1W 0 10mum Engagemrnts PAGE NUS on ,c i 'etfi p er tto ri ocial .ancl iRkirsortal e. YOUNG PEOPLES CLUB HOLDS SPORT DANCE Mr. and Mrs. S. Dunn of 2997 Cortland avenue announce the en- All members of Temple Beth El, E. Fiske and Mr. and Mrs. L. 180 gagement of their daughter, Sadye, Eason aye- both young and old, have been invited to B, Kovin...…

…PAGE TEN AtOkrttglifir_stithRoJI1 hers are urged to be present. as mat- tub ;uttfi Yraternai anb' y. Branch Baby Day N The Northwestern Branch of the Detroit Hebrew Baby Day Nursery will hold a Shabuoth bake sale on Tuesday, May 18, at Margolis' Meat Market, 8624 Twelfth street. All ters of importance will be discussed. Also, please bring final reports on the card party which was held May 3 at the Knights of Pythias Hall. to attend. A...…

…Amakair prisk Periodical eager maw mama • asssentan 20, MO PAGE ELEVEN ThBRETROITIEWIRIORONICIA mow SCHWARTZ WA S NON-JEW SAYS JUDGE E. P. LAJOI Is , will ening, :adios, Miss She is serve- of the lusical tntinu- eorgia CENTERS ASSN . Barb ;ra Chopito . Li.,, Irrewxki . LI+ zt Essex ly, are :ory of red by he De tement w cars usiness Com- des lo- 1, with I more x cars April, r April mth of trough-. to Mr. nt, ran and 30 gh rec. is is...…

…MAY 14, 1926 /HE itA1 tturrILWISI, I ORTHODOX RABBIS' CONVENTION CLOSES committee on education, Levinson, zik, Obshevsky, Gordon, Miller, Sha. "What are your views on the life psis tRe o i ns e,.vrabesegricgoh.no Rubenstein, Levenburg, Sehottland, p rEo after death?" I I.ipowitz, Scheakopf, Damesek, Pols chosen The life after death Is a hope horn of enstteorfn kowitz; committee on the Torah, Rab- faith and the desire for a complete ;Rabbi G...…

…'Mid! PC1'104611 ealier CLIFTON AYINUI - CINCINNATI 30, MO L 30, 192 6 4104Y deliv ered the servic es ,nguage. ' ice began at !d nearly liv e All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS II- EbETROIT LWISIt 1-11t0/111CL TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN 4 — 50c ..t or how ) PARK 'ark, Mkt SMITH COMMUNITY HOUSE Campaign GOVERNOR • RABBI KRASS AND 1Bernstein Talk Majors In United Jewisb EN...…

…tLik reorrfemsl iffikom mt PAGE TWO e l tivities for the balance of the team was mapped out. Miss Rose Fire wi appointed chairman of the Nation Fund committee. Mrs. Ben Wein, and Mrs. Louis Lobster of the loc Senior Iladassah unit attended th A Flint unit of Junior Iladassah meeting and gave many helpful su was organized Sunday, April 25, at a gestions in their interesting and meeting of a group of young women spiring addresses. at the home...…

…A merica wish Pertained Carter PAGE TARSI u‘l )erRog gwi s n ut_ acro c t, e. the season e Fire was 3 National en Weiner I the local ended this elpful sue 1g and ie • CATION AVM= • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO Temple. !ants, the 's femme. bill at P. tr, starting These are 31 in Amer ue exceeds in the ia, Jennie, is the most Iy dance Is ifficult fee Thant. In ,re remark• cation rail, billed are e and fail Lang 00•1 lew, Miac, o, and thi• or SCH...…

…1111)enttInjitwk‘heiRoh PAGE FOUR MUSIC A NEW ONE TON TRUCK Graham Brothers latest and most impressive achievement Graham Brothers latest and most impressive achievement—the G-130Y! A one ton truck embodying en- tirely new ideas in design and balance and selling at an aston- ishing price. Extraordinary purchasing power and vast production made the G-BOY possible. Largest exclusive truck manu- facturers in the world, Graham Brothers buy an...…

…A lgerian ffewish Periodkal Cotter CLIPTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO PIEDLTFOITIEWISfl ■ 11001. A ; IT 500 BERNSTEIN TALK LAST OF PROGRAM Port Huron Notes S T 'H 7E wvit ! Old A cci- onsin ioses: have nosey troit tubers Ftgllins The More Valuable Your Furs the More Important Their Safe Storage Why risk the loss of your furs by moth, heat or theft when it costs you Just 3% of their value to have them protected in the...…

…PAGE SIX Tree ThrtRotylnasneiRoroas s. 111S,, 'THE /) LIFROITJEWISR (RON IGIA „ THT dolT TsVIS. KM MAT. 'TWIT° IMICIOITYG Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE, General Manager ach 3, 1916. at the PostofEce at DetrelL Entered as Becond•class matter Mar Act of March 5, 1879. Mid, under General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenu...…

…A lan- CO AWith Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATMS CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE WIN fil)ErRorrikvnan RONIOlB CENTERS ASS'N GiAs. died posi- t un- st in- is in hunt But posi- hing. quiet such of a ways pula- More splitting of hairs. In Milwaukee the Young Women's Christian Association in biennial convention endeavored to have all applicants for membership take the pledge accepting "Jesus Christ as my Savior and Lord." But the attempt was defeate...…

…7iIEPETROnIEWISH(AROt416111 PAGE EIGHT Engagements The J. L. HUDSON CO. Washable Summer Silks at May Silk Sale Savings Fine Quality---Exquisite Colors For days of Summer activity you will need so many sports dresses—and what a satisfaciton to know that no matter how bright the color, they will wash. Buy posse spo -rts silks now at All society Items and other local notei should be communicated to the office of The Wednesday In order to ...…

…Amerkalf Jewish periodical Carta CLIFTON ATINtll • CINCINNATI 30, 011110 PAGE NINE 7itupiworr friarrituys ROTH.DEROVEN vitt Exceptional 'Display of S hati New Coats for girls 13w o at For and y-five —the the it o r Sizes 6 to 14 Years $15 - $25 .1 great variety of delightful rots to choose from at these ex- innally reasonable prices. Model of Chariot, Paragon Cloth um! Imported Tieceds. In all the Spring pastel shades—and man...…

…EtfiDeritorrinnsn (A R07410,13 PAGE TEN allI ■1■ 1111•11• ■ matters of importance were discussed. of the numerous committee in charge, 682 East Warren avenue will present Fannie Mendelssohn rendered several and a souvenir will be given tt The next regular meeting will be over $200 was forwarded to the bene- a program on Sunday evening, May piano selections. Refreshments were mother present. Rena Krokov held on Wednesday, May 12, at 1 p. fit...…

…,Ameriam lavish Periatileal Cotter CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN THEDLTRonlanso(iiRomat J given to each I KrokovAy tickets. The l'inanent Tian Jolted I, Mel. I avenue:, All in the r.,ram ad the ,..sting rith ihr ir parts ,rs of th. slab le M.Jth..., Bay ithers. BETTER VALUES IN An engagement ring coming from Moe Ehr- lich & Son has long been recognized as one of distinctiveness and exclusiveness. KOVSKY 1NTISEP L [IC ew Chi. phy...…

…MAY 7, 192 /L IB i)E11 itorTiLIVISh inituramil York, built on the Mediterranean sea piny, with a number of the hotel ticket holder was escorted to a room front. Some call it the Los Angeles guests I went to the Purim ball given at the gate where he had to unmask of Palestine. Some think it is built in an immense hall and garden ac- and undergo inspection and, if a figuratively on sand, as it is literally stranger, be introduced. Costumes on ...…

…Our New Location: 525 10/ OODWARD ITEDETROIT LWISR. ARONICLE TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-0-4-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1925 VOL. XVIII. NO. I CAMPAIGN OF KEREN Will Consolidate BRITAIN NAMES NEW Chilli en la . r or {Will Officiate at ' RABBI BERKOWITZ 1 Leaves in For August Kansas City Clean-up Campaign Youth Societies HIGH COMMISSIONER Memorial Se...…

…IIM=M11•11 ■ , PAGE P E DLTRO ITA -WISIS (ARDII IC UB TWO After the Show Ailbren's (garner "The Oriental" An For the Moat Delicious Chop Suey or Chow Mein DANCE To the Rhythmic Tune of Bert Milan and His Band NO COVER CHARGE Situated Directly Opposite Book-Cadillac Hotel at "aJ'IIJI': ~ S? 525 7 r- 'i '1111111117:1111+1 Sh ebuoth Greetings Royce & Passmore, Inc. Dealers in Canaries, Parrots and Gold-Fish Also Bird, Fish, ...…

…PAGE Picheritorrlaristi (A tam ic4 the By HARRY CONZEL WHO ARE THE JEWISH BALLPLAYERS? 36 ADAMS AVENUE WEST Is a.0 —At Grand Circus P•rl. 'I'or ‘t.1110 fu', I The baseba season is in full swing. Big league, minor league, semi professional an I amateur teams are battling for the supremacy in their respective circuits. Little has appeared in this column about professional baseball. We herewith print a letter from a baseball fan who in...…

…jimijericon PAGE FOUR (A Kowa: Hudson Motor Car Company Announces Strikingly Hand- some New Brougham. 4.441 Ckei6:41 WegAgil INII CITY WILL CHOOSE SOLOMON MONUMENT mo)n7no TZ - 1 InI4 d1 Wfir O ti l l e iC.11;y( m j. ST olo A ment, which is to be erected in Madi- BONDS TO FINANCE Youn PALESTINE HOUSES Jud aea g Club Notes A new brougham, a strikingly hand- son Square by the Federation of Po- ' some car, is announced by the Hud- lis...…

…PAGE FIVE AlsblArnorr,Onsaiiiinavia4 MENORAH JOURNAL FAGUDATH ISRAEL, ZIONISTS FRIENDS PRINTS FINE ISSUE lab tes last la 011 neet- veral ;iris' in at pri - mad, ececil ,alkeil Imo ; vest f M tI ,y SI, rckers Club. ghters ay 21, , 5401 re the at egular ng JO. i slight IC 011111 ding a [ewe!. Ifth 's new street y om li r. Bud. e 113•- 1 woriny .1 erw,,r(i. n in the er a credit HOLD FIRST AMERICAN INTERRACIAL MEETING NEM' YOl...…

…Pi_EVETaorrli.wisnOittoxicLf. PAGE SIX ar- 41.t. 111:1r=aal, . 1144.t. " -sed. 'dr „,far JO 1%. ■ ••") ■ s I ‘ M and is as international as English. One who knows it can readily find his way anywhere in the civilized world. Since the diaspora the Jews of the world have had no mono •• .mamwa um anal mi Weekly by The Jewleb Chrosicis Publishing Cs.. Inc. Pnblis ► unifying force to equal it. The intelligensia of Alex- Joseph J. Cummins,...…

…PAGE SEVEN IrttI I hailF JEWISH (AIWA It tr. r SOVIET CONFERENCE REVIEWS NATIONAL 141STI- *u.PTC145 01( MINORITIES RIGHTS GIAS . 1+. JOSEPI+' Leader Says All Nationalities Should Be Allowed to Use Thank you, Mr. Walter Hurt. I am sure the gentleman who sent int , Own Language. the clipping of the prayer of the Rev. Isaac Watts will be as gratitfied as (CopywTighl. 1921. am that you have given me the desired information. And there is anot...…