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… Jewish department stores were dreamed of, Herbert Spencer, in his essay on "The Morals of Trade," said: "On all sides we have found the result of long personal experience to be the conviction that trade is…

… essentially corrupt. Men in different occupations and in different places have one and all ex- pressed to us the and belief that it is impossible to carry on trade with strict rectitude. Tricks innumerable…

…, lies acted or uttered, elaborately devised frauds are prevalent, many of them established as customs of the trade, not only established but defended." Again he quotes the Rev. Dr. R. Heber Newton, one…

… of New York's most distinguished of divines in the late seventies and the early sixties. Delivering an kddress on "Morals of Trade," he said: "Tricks in palm. leg off goods of inferior quality, of…

… Voliva, overseer of Zion, announces that the sky is • vast dome of solid material, from which the sun, moon nad stare are hung like chandeliers from • ceiling. The edges of the dome rest on a wall of ice…

… could issue so many insulting letters and stay in business. I had occasion during the last two or three years to publish the scur- rilous letters issued by this company, and when I receive complaints on…

… that score I merely write to the correspondents: "Don't pay any attention—nobody does to such letters from the James W. Houston Company." I am not going to waste first class print paper on a crowd like…

… jobbers prices. We have been in the jobbing busi- ness for 40 years, before you were ever heard of, and expect to still be at it by the time you have disappeared from the map. Your outfit makes on us the…

… in the side, not maliciously, of '''.fle; gently, just gently. Here is what Commissioner of Accounts David Hirshfield of New York has to say on the subject. Maybe it will have the effect of breaking…

… • really able man of an undesirable habit: "There 13 no doubt that Mr. Untermeyer has devoted a great deal of time to this Lockwood investigation and toe done some good work in spite of himself. a e On the…

… Furniture Prob- lems. The assortment on our sales floors em- braces suites or single pieces to please the most critical tastes. la it a chair you need? We have it. Is it a Living Room Suite? We have it. 3…

…? Certainly no one congregation, no one club or lodge, or single group of individuals, nor any other self- appointed body of men has a right to take unto itself the function of representing the Jewish community…

… of the city. In this com- munity, there are varied and sometimes conflicting elements and not one of these elements is justified in going before the public to speak for any but itself. We are not…

… right to sound a very earnest word of warning against the use of the word "community" either by that particular organization or any other in the future. Only then may one with justice use that term when…

… sponsored by Pisgah Lodge, although he pledged loyal support on previous occasions and also personally attended the bazaar, supported it financially and admired the splendid arrangements. "Who has the right…

… out his names— The 111th, 7th, and 1st letter of his name, make up the name of one of the sons of Noah. The 11th, 9th, 7th and 4th letters of his name, make up the name of the mother of Reuben. Put…

…., Inc. couple of weeks ago in one of the outlying districts of Brooklyn Joseph J. Cummins, Presides! AMM=1311.210MIZAMEM11111211111.1111101M111 and the announcement of the plans of the proponents of the…

… LONDON, W. 1, ENGLAND tion," and "to have part of the day devoted to the study of He- who lived on the edge of a small town. Chaim today? And how are you.— the Temple at Jerusalem by Titus and The rabbi…

… Chronicle invites correspondence on subjects of interest to studies because of absence on the Jewish holydays and the Jew- money. time she could not bear to lower her the Jewish people, but disclaims…

… suspiciously. There was Col. William R. Grove of the should 'cloven' before the sessions begin." their needs until one day the salad's no smell of baking, nothing except the American It Administration Tamuz 25…

…, 5682 July 21, 1922 In the first place no one compels Jewish students to eat ham rheumatism, which had troubled hint bitter odor of wood smoke. writes that in the hell called Uk- sandwiches at any college…

… and no one hinders them from saying for years, became very bad indeed. It "A-ha!" said the neighbor as rainia, "Families are known as cat, was an bad that he had to stay in bed though she were very much…

…- pecially on Erev Shabbos. much other work that he was able to "I can't move away from here for far greater danger to them as Jews, do. But his wife tried to comfort hint face to face with the problem whether…

… to work hard in many different who is playing by any door. Won't you cure as it is one of nrevention of a Jewish in their operation and attending students. The many Universities and colleges must be…

… affaris was very different. The rah- it. moneys are in and that there is lit- Lowell's position is that his action belies his words: in one and stand our ground and make it clear that neither Jews nor any…

…- years ago, enlisted for its approaching campaign Zedek. York on July 4th. The Daily Mail ists," the notorious anti-Semitic or- country. The Zionist Organization is radship and brotherhood. We appeal for…

… was the principal Into a Passionate Yearning speaker of the evening. Mr. Butzel spoke On "Zionism and the American for Dignity. Jew" and outlined the psychologies of the different elements in American…

… By P. W. WILSON. Jewish life. Ile declared that the Jews who are conscious of their du- Note on—Worlds Work, the IF:dittoes ties to their race must be Zionists. magazine which last Y. ,' lisblishisi…

… the • ttack on Cioniarn by the lion. Henry Referring to the Keren Ilayesod, Morgenthau, prints • highly illuminating Mr. Butyl declared that all Jews • nol profound dineussion of Palestine and Zionism…

… the world? Mr. Wil•on answers: Peels.. of "the D a l the Jew.") groin., P Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1922 MILLION IS SOUGHT FOR N. Y. CHARITIES Percy S…

… by a Geneva cable to will be held on the island, and the the New York Times. The dispatch car given away there. t full twit: Word received from Toledo is to "The famine in Ukrainia is daily the effect…

…'s. dying about the railway stations in Special Pisgah Lodge committees such centers as Kiev, Kharkov and Hapgood Tells of Will be at the dock on Tuesday morn- Odessa, he says. Refugees wander from villages…

… MOVEMENT AT MASSMEETING ON MONDAY, AUG. 7 Series of Open Air Meetings to Be Held Here During the Com- ing Week on Occasion of Action Taken by League; New York Jews Hold Impromptu Parades, Demonstrations…

… great work. The mandate charges the British government with the duty of encour- aging Jewish immigration under favorable conditions, as well as the settling *of Jews on Palestine soil, including…

…•Arabic and Hebrew are recognized as the official languages For Federation of Jewish If the rocky littoral of Palestine of I'alestine. Every inscription on into •emetee:os. henry Ford's Je•-Mania" in the…

…•i2.11:1=0 Crowley-Milner's—Second Floor. - • POLAND SUPPORTS JEWISH HOMELAND tered into this winter were thorough- ly discussed at the regular meeting of the No Beta Phi Sorority on Wed- NEW YORK…

…, Dr. Jacques Faitlovitch read to nue has returned from an extended will meet on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 2:30 be held at the home of Miss Marion ter, in an interview with tb. ..N owine the members of the…

… committee plans to make at the last meeting of the Arrow Club, joiced. But our hope died a long time ago; no news came from you. ties at a meeting held on Sunday this affair one of the most interesting held…

… TO INTRODUCE STYLES IN MOSCOW Sailing on the Cunarder "Beren- garia" next Saturday will be a group of eighty tailors and their families: whose destination will be Moscow,; where they will introduce…

… suits from the same amount of cloth now used to make one , Russian suit. PAGE ELEVEN HUDSON The Coach 1745 IGARAGUSI TO GIVE LESSONS IN VIOLIN I Unawed by Inffuence Unbribed by Gain Nicholas…

… in October. Mr. Garagusi can be reached by calling Glendale 9182. Republican Candidate for STATE REPRESENTATIVE LEGGETT-ABEL SCHOOL WILL OPEN ON SEPT. 5 Primary September 12, 1922 The May Leggett…

…-Abel Violin School announces the opening of the season, Tuesday, Sept. 5, with an ar- tistic card in the sepia shades. This violin school has won an enviable name the state and the country as being one of the…

….■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■ Reward the Faithful! Robert T. Speed, Republican candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, has faithfully served the people as Assistant Prosecutor under three ad- ministrations and over a period of six and one…

… one claws and Natu re had been most generous in acters. records on the victrola. A buzz; the great rabbi. The new-corner took out stranger. "I have come from your bestowing favors and had implanted a…

… bag from under his coat, put it on house, Simon, to tell you that your Enoch was old fashioned. His needle caught. !a resounding kiss upon his counte- he the table and said, "Three thousand wife is…

…- the forest suddenly my coachman claimed, "You are the one whom I dream to pray was for his ri ings, he could not, for a while at cheshed not peo- very happen ively they wended their way in the stopped…

… and said to me, "Give me your waited for." And you are one whom be r hity. least, assume the responsibilities of ple— fo e uman his wonderful qualities direction of the music. There so t money, Jew…