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Its God shall be the God 'of all the earth." -Israel Zangwill ______IIIIIIIIIIIIIII THE SENTINEL

In selecting the bank for your I savings, consider carefully Safety the management and Chicago News standing of the bank I $10,000,000 Capital and Surplus pro- Samuel Phillipson Sends Second Check Jewish Children Help to Swell Relief tects your Saving Deposits. The stock for $1,000 to Federated Orthodox Fund of this bank is owned by the stock- For Safety and Charities About six months ago the Chicago holders of The First National Bank of Service Choose With the promptness and the liber- Hebrew Institute organized a Chil- Chicago. ality that are characteristic of him, dren's Peace Movement, consisting of Samuel Phillipson, the wealthy mer- 450 children in the Sabbath School, 294 Located on the GROUND FLOOR chant of the West Side, sent a check children in the gymnasium classes, 100 of the First National Bank Bldg., The West Side Trust last week to the Federated Orthodox children in the Hebrew School, 35 chil- Charities for $1,000. January 1 the Fed- dren in the, Sewing School, 35 children Northwest Corner Dearborn and erated also received a check for $1,000. in the Piano School, and a few hun- & Savings Bank Mr. Monroe Streets, with large and Phillipson is one of the heaviest dred children in the Game Room, be- A Strong State Bank subscribers of the Federated. His an- sides approximately 200 children who convenient banking room es- nual subscription is $2,000. In the belong to specific Peace Clubs. pecially designed and equipped letter enclosing the check he writes: A few weeks ago, as.a practical piece Convenient to your "I fully appreciate the task of meeting of work in this movement, the children for the prompt and efficient the demands of the various West Side decided on, making a collection home and business institutions among service of SAVINGS DEPOSITORS. affiliated with the Feder- the various departments of the Insti- ated Orthodox Jewish Charities, in a tute, as well as in the several institu- year like this, and I am glad of the tions and Sabbath Schools throughout 3% Interest on Savings opportunity to help you somewhat in the city, Open Twelfth as an expression of their sym- INTHEA relieving the pressure for funds which pathy for the suffering children in the James B. Forgan, President Tuesday WEST SIDE and are most necessary now. I hope that war-stricken zone. Emile K. Boisot, Vice-President andT Hasted conditions will improve in the near fu- A total of $232.48 has been collected Saturday Halsted ture and wish you Evenings Streets success in your no- so far, as follows: ble work of giving aid to the needy." Isaiah Sabbath School ...... $ 91.88 FIRST TRUST AND Institute Activities ...... 80.86 A Sign of Spring: Camera Club Is K. A. M. .Temple...... 30.78 SAVINGS BANK Formed at Sinai Center Temple Judea ...... 4.50 A Camera Club is now being organ- M. Abrams, Heb. Lit. Society.. 5.10 Kind to Old Teacher ized at Sinai Social Center and will Maywood Sabbath School...... 1.00 47th St. Garage meet within a few days. The club, Jewish Educatignal Alliance.... 3.01 Believing that "the tie between pupil and teacher is permanent, not to be Gasoline Storage Cars exclusively. which is open to both boys and girls, Waller St. Talmud Torah...... 50 Cars Vacuum Cleaned. Five Booth will be in charge of a competent in- Maxwell- Settlement ...... 6.85 snapped and broken with the graduat- Phones. Electric door openers structor. Outings to various points of Miss Anna Goldberg, Sab. Schls. 8.00 ing class, but an obligation reaching in- Fire-proof throughout Prompt. interest will be made and pictures tak- to the successful years, an organization and Efficient service. " " en, so that all members may become of which Julius Lowenthal is secretary proficient in the use of their camera. Adolph Kraus Back of New Jewish So- has been formed by former pupils prop- A. 823-25-27 East 47th Street The Sinai Social Center Opera Club cial Club in Loop. erly to provide for Miss Sarah Near Drexel Blvd. announces that rehearsals of the Brooks, a retired primary grade teacher opera Preliminary steps PHONE 2233 OAKLAND "Cavalleria Rusticanna" have been com- for the organiza- of the Haynes School, Sixteenth street menced and the entire tion of a high class Jewish club in the and Wabash avenue. opera, with a down-town :a large chorus, costume and scenery, will district were taken at A fund is maintained in a bank with Don't let the small classified advertise- meeting--of more-than-250- Jewish men, a --monthly allowance. This fund is ments that appear in our Business Guide be produced in the very near future, under the direction of DeCortez at the Hotel La Salle last week. sufficient for the expenses of a maid, on page 23 escape your attention. W:lf- The purpose of fungen. The casts have not as yet the projectors is to a comfortable home, and many luxuries. bieen establish a club house selected. People having voices $or solo in the, loop dis- Among those contributing are: E. F. parts and for the chorus are trict for social and fraternal luncheons, Meyer, J. Harry Selz, E. F. Selz, O. eiequested dinners, to apply at the office of the and entertainments, a feature G. Foreman, E. G. Foreman, Rosa Center or of which at studio of the director, 612 Fine Arts will be its noonday luncheons Mayer, Estelle F. Rosenberg, Julius W. building. where friends and visitors to Chicago Loewenthal, Lessing Rosenthal, Abra- may be properly entertained. ham Meyer, Charles A. Gimbel, Jacob "There is a demand Dr. Rappaport Comes Out for Sweitzer for such a club W. Gimbel, E. L. Glaser, Carl Meyer, in Chicago," said Adolph Kraus, who Albert Meyer, A. K. Selz, H. L. Hart, The religious issue in the mayoralty presided at the meeting as one of the J. G. Snydacker, Tillie E. Rosenfield, campaign has brought forth a protest founders of the proposed organization, I. K. Friedman, Frances J. Kohn, E. F. from Dr. Julius Rappaport, raibbi of "and our purpose is to make the club Snydacker, N. F. Leopold, Jas. E. the Beth-Eli Congregation. Raboi one of the best in the country. Greenebaum, Alfred Leopold, Kate F. Rappaport was against Mr. Sweitzer "Permanent organization will be ef- Becker, H. C. Schwab, A. B. Kuppen- at the primaries. With a number of fected at another meeting to be held heimer, Mrs. H. E. Greenebaum other and clergymen he received a circular shortly." Mrs. Levy Mayer. which has been sent broadcast through the city, in which Sweitzer is attacked as a Catholic. "When I read the circular I imme- diately made up my mind I would sup- port Mr. Sweitzer," said Dr. Rappa- port. "BILLIARDS" SIX PER "I resent the injection of religion, or CENT TIME rather religious bigotry, into politics. Invest Your Savings at 6% with I have assured Mr.. Sweitzer I would _ -The Home Magnet Proven Safety. do all in my power to bring about his election. The same First Mortgage Gold I believe my attitude will The Ladies' and Gentlemen's Game Bonds In which we have invested be the attitude of every fair-minded clergyman who received the letter, and our own funds after careful inves- SBilliards in the home is a fixed form of tigation, as a State Bank, can be that the attempt to drag religion into politics will react against I diversion-affording immediate relaxation purchased in amounts of the candidate moral tonic is at- who is responsible for it. A mayoralty of nerve and muscle; its a tested by men like Dr. EmilG. Hirsch, Jen- $100-$500-$1,000 campaign should be fought out fairly as, k on real issues." in Lloyd Jones and Henry Ward Beecher. The kind that have successfully nWe have furnished thousands of homes stood every test for over half a School of Zionism Opening April First S-Br C C- n this and foreign countries; our equip- century. hel ' h .B.CC. ment is diversified and complete. Ask for January Guide No. J. 37 The School of Zionism, formed to spread a knowledge of Zionist princi- HAS Exclusiveness in design and quality; ples and aims, is to hold its grand . WORLS certain elegance plus economy-these are EBAUM SONS opening April 1st, at the Chicago He- < BEST the watch words. BANK --- brew Institute. The announcement that AND TRUST COMPANY the opening would take place Thursday, Handsome art catalog on request March 25, was incorrect. Pounded 18 Capital and Surplus, $1,850,000. Leon Zolotkoff, editor of the Jewish N. B. Cr. Clark and Randolph Sta. Courier and prominent in Zionist ac- The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. SO st"tBanking House in tivity, will lecture on the "History and 623 South Wabash Avenue CHICAGO Chicago. Development of Zionism." The public A State Bank. is invited. THE SENTINEL

LOCAL RELIEF" COMMITTEE Mark Joshel...... 3.00 Franklin Trust and NOW HAS OVER $6,000. Elias Tobias...... 10.00 Maxwell B. King...... 2.00 The Chicago Jewish Relief Commit- I. T. Feingold...... 5.00 A Strong Savings Bank tee for war sufferers announces the fol- Hugo Sonnenschein...... 15.00 lowing contributions received up to Joseph Deutsch...... 10.00 35th Street & Michigan Ave. March 23, 1915: H. Kramer ...... 5.00 Reference 25.00 E. Rosenbaum...... $ 10.00 D. M. Ottenheimer..... H. Lebensohn...... 5.00 OUR GROWTH Sadie Bonnem...... 2.00 M. A young man recently applied 2.00 Moses Stone...... 5.0.0 The rapid increase of deposits in this bank A. I. Riskind...... 10.00 for- a position with alarge since it was founded, almost three years ago, Hyman Klayf...... 2.00 Sophie Oberfelder...... is the best indication of public confidence in B. Blumenkranz...... 1.00 printing house,'and not having this institution. This growth is shown as fol- J. Berman...... 1.00 1.00 ...... 25.00 Adolph Soldinger...... a letter of reference, offered.his lows: Jos. S. Hartmann Weigle...... 5.00 Harry A. Lipsky...... 2.01) Grace Stein a reg- Date Deposits I. Eckstein...... 2.50 bank book. It showed James E. Greenebaum...... 25.00 2.05 ularity of entries of deposit, April 8, 1912 (Opening day).....$ 212,275.93 ...... 25.00 Maurice Stein Weigle...... An 8, 1913...... -937,294.94 B. D. Eisendrath 5.00 Fred Uhlmann...... 10.00 It was a very strong recom- Airil 3, 1914...... 1,102,791.84 I. H. andAlice Werner...... 50.00 1914 ...... 1,149,738.87 Elias Greenbaum...... indicating charac- ept. 14, Temple B'nai Abraham Sabbath 5.00 mendation, Feb. 18, 1915...... 1,285,206.01 (Miss B. Klauisner's M. Hanok...... which School ...... 00 ter and persistency, Class)...... 5.00 Ben Baer Increase ...... $1,072,939.05 Lewis Taman...... 1.00 finally secured for him a good Mrs. Rosa Sonneschein...... 2.00 3.00 Alvin Binswanger ...... 10.00 M. Minuvitch...... position. OFFICERS Albert Cohn..... 2.00 Arthur Feilchenfeld...... 10.00 Simon V. Straus...... President David M. Pfaelzer...... 25.00 NOW and Pro- Samuel Cohn...... 3.00 Start- a Savings Account S. J. T. Straus...... :Vice-President Rose...... 5.00 vide Yourself for an Emergency Edgar F. Olson...... Cashier C. B. Frankenthal...... 10.00 S. David S. DavisA...... ssistant (asic-- 2.00 Sigmund Trommer...... I. Scheuer...... 50.00 Leo Fox ...... 25.00 Harry Berger...... DIRECTORS Chas. -Nanan...... 2.00 Deposit your Savings with the Oscar L. Eisendrath...... 5.00 10.00 Maurice L. Rothschild Simon XV. Straus H. Ecker Sons...... Geo. Kanter'...... 2.00 10.00 Gustav Freund S J. T. Straus M. J. Bloom...... 50.00 L. K. Miller...... William F.'Woodruff Edgar F. Olson H. Kranz...... 1.00 Louis Eisendrath David S. Davis S. Mantner...... 10.00 100.00 CentralTrust Company Wim. Rosenthal ...... 5.00 Anonymous...... Bidderman...... 5.00 Sidney Loeb...... 10.00. Max L. and B. Kohner...... 5.00 of Illinois A. IRALSON Anonymous...... "...... 1.20 2.0-0 Nellie L. Monheimer...... 5.00 F. W. Atkinson...... : FLORIST 10.00 Anonymous...... 2.0 125 West Monroe Street M. Sax & Company...... 25.00 Cut Flowers, Floral Designs and Decora- 25.00 Isaac B. Lipson...... tions a Specialty' J. C. Friedman ...... 2.50 CHICAGO & Co...... 10.00 K. Hochstadter...... Max Steinberg .... 5.00 356 East Forty-Third Street Simon Klee ...... 50.00 D. Jackson...... A General Banking Corporation Transacting Near Grand Blvd. Tel. Oakland 1161 'Chicago .5.00 Cohen Bros...... 10.00 Charles Sommer ...... 1.00 Every Branchof the Banking Business Max Klee ...... 100.00 Hyman Smilovitz...... A. Brin...... 1.00 S. B. Panama...... :.. .. 5.00 10.00 LiI'V E1 Y O 1 YI G. Hochstadter...... Nathan Block...... 10.00 1.00 H. H. Schumann ..------.... .10.00 Simon Berenson...... 3 Per Cent Interest NORTH SHORE MOTOD ...... 1.00 N. Swislowsky to date..$6,373.13 on Savings Deposits LIVERY Nathan D. Kaplan...... 25.00 Total contributions PHONE RAVENSWOOD 1116 Hugo L. Klein ...... 5.00 Automobiles for all occasions. Lowest rates Robert and Emil Hart..:...... 50.00 SERVICES IN 1140 LAWRENCE AVENUE, at Broadway Signund N.. David...... 1.00 PASSOVER Capital 'and Surplus M. S. Stein ...... 25.00 CHICAGO. John H. Newman...... 5.00 Six Mill-ion Dollars E. Braude...... 10.00 Temple ,Sholom. iAUT OMOBILE Julius Rigenstein ...... 25.00 The subject of Dr. Hirschberg's ser- Mrs. Augusta Lindner...... 5.00 mon Tuesday morning, March 30, will PAINTING Max Joseph ...... 5.00 le "Israel's Gift to Humanity." Serv- ices begin at 10 o'clock. Let us paint your old car. .Our S. Blumential ... :...... 5.00 -6% M. L. Falk' .... 25.00 High Grade work and Low Prices Isaiah Temple. will surprise you. Our specialty: Julius Morris...... 3.00 FIRST MORTGAGE Ignatz and Sandor Hesser. 5.00 Passover services on Tuesday morn- We Make Old Cars Look Like New Mrs. 0. T. Roberg...... 1.....2.00 ing will begin at 9:30 o'clock. Sub- GOLD BONDS Telephone Douglas 3067 and let Eli Feldman ... .. :---...:---3.00 ject of sermon, "A Momentous Pesach." FOR SALE us send our representative to call Geoige Lewis & Sons"Co ...... 50.00 on you and give you full details of Leopold F. Phillips ...... 00 Zion Temple. Denominations $100, $500, $1000 our high grade work. N. Lieberman2.0...... 20 Pesach services will be held Tuesday Secured .by Chicago Joseph Simon ...... 10.00 iorning at 10 o'clock. Rabbi Samuel Improved Real Estate AUTO PAINTING CO. S. S. Lelewer...... '25.00 S. Cohon will preach from the text, 366~ East 30th Street Lepold Eisenstaedt------10.00 "What Is the Meaning of This Serv- Godfrey M. Cohn...... 5.00 ice Unto You?" Safety Deposit Vault R. Eisestaedt------10.00 B. Loewenthal...... 5.00 Beth-El Temple. Largest, Finest and Safest on the services at Beth-El Temple Wrest Side, B. J. Sinai...... -- -. 10.00 Passover take place Tuesday, March 30, and Jos. Spiegel...... 10.00 will BOXES $3.00 PER YEAR Samuel Clark...... i. 10.00 Wednesday March 31, at 10 a. m. M. Rothenberg ...... 5.00 Rabbi Julius Rappaport will preach. .Egr...... 5.00l Congregation. Scrn~FF&COMPNY STATE BANK Mrs. L. Klein...... 2.00 South.Side Hebrew $250,000.00 Hyde Park. Masonic Temple, 51st Capital & Surplus M~oroe Stersi------.------.00 1 2th St'reet Near Haisted LIIeopod Kling...... 2.5.00 street and Michigan avenue. M~ZaxIsrael.....;...... 1.00 Passover services will be held Tues- L. E. Asher...... 7.00 day and Wednesday iornings at 9:30 B. Openheier------10.00 a. n1. JOHN WEBER'S H. Lvinkind . . ... :...... 200 (Continued on Page 18)

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illll II{Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1111lllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllli "To be Independent" Every person has this Ideal in mind. Jewish War )ews You can start the Foundation best by opening a Savings Account in this Strong Bank, under State and Clearing SAVE House Supervision. Polish Synagogue 600 Years Old Destroyed AND At Pinchev, Poland, shells have destroyed the synagogue, which is six Mid-City hundred years old. During the bombardment of Chentzin (Kieltzi), over ninety inhabitants, only Jews, were killed. A typhoid epidemic is ravaging the HAVE Trust & Savings Jewish quarter at Petrokoff. Bank Relief Funds Climbing YOU CAN START A Madison and Halsted Streets The total of the American Jewish Relief Committee is now (March 23) SAVINGS ACCOUNT $579,996.53. Jacob H. Schiff, treasurer of the New York Red Cross Funds, WITH ONE DOLLAR Capital and Surplus, $600,000.00 reports a total of $471,551.97. With Lord Rothschild, treasurer of the London Times Fund for the Sick and Wounded, are deposited £1,040,077 ($5,200,385). AT THE OFFICERS WM. J. RATHJE, President Otto Kahn Helps French. West Englewood E. C. HART, Vice-President Otto H. Kahn, the New York financier, has contributed 10,000f. ($2000) for D. B. KENNEDY, Cashier relief of French war sufferers. Half will go to the wives and children C. A. WATHIER, Asst. Cashier of com- Ashland State Bank batants and half to the fund for the assistance of artists. The gift was made DIRECTORS by Mr. Kahn to Prefect Laurent through a friend in Paris. 1610 West 63rd Street John A. Spoor Nelson S. Morris Alex Friend C. M. MacFarlane Morgenthau Demands Protection Wm. A. Heath A. G. Leonard for Foreigners in Constantinople Wm. J. Rathje E. C. Hart A dispatch from Salonica says that Henry Morgenthau, the United States ambassador to Turkey, has demanded assurances from the Turkish govern- Come and dine among cozy, We Sell First Real Estate Mortgage Bonds ment that foreigners in Constantinople will be protected and order hiaintained if elegant surroundings. in amounts of $500 00 and up. Safe Deposit Boxes $3 00 the city is boh0b-i-dC - M ,--. +e'ti has ur ed all foreigners to leave Artistic and versa-£ N a A illillilllfiI1 11(illllIlllllIli (11(l lllllllllll lllllll lilllllll11uiiiiiiii lllllllllllllllllll llli lllllti l l1 the capital, but the exodus is hampered by the congestion on the railways. tile entertainment and high classCH A CAFE Lives of Palestine Jews Threatened in Arab Pamphlet orchestra - at A pamphlet in Arabic has been Chop S uey andChicago's most unique - published in Palestine elaborate -- and -- distributed L L oriental For broadcast among the Arab nooulation. The namohlet incites every Moham- a Specialty restaurant. medan to massacre at least three Jews and Christians, and promises 30 them that 22Ad E s S Between State thereby they will inherit the world to come. "Your enemies must be exter- 22 E.Adams St., and Wabash Years minated by every means possible," says the pamphlet. The Jewish population I have - are in fear of their lives. Phone Drexel 6140 cleaned; King Albert of Belgium Godfather to Jewish Baby. pressed Wade Window Shade Cleaners andd dyed It is a practice in Belgium that the King acts as godfather to a seventh the clothes of Chi- son provided the other six sons are alive, and no. girls have been born in the We CLEAN Where Others FAIL cagos particular meantime. This has happened in the family of Mr. J. Speyer, a diamond pol- All Kinds of mei a'nd women. isher of Antwerp, now with his family, a refugee in London. The newly WINDOW SHADES born baby has been Why not', send named Albert George, and on behalf of the King of the 451 East 47th Street Belgians, Mr. M. H. Hudson acted as godfather.. The King's Secretary has yours to me? notified Mrs. Carrie London, by whom the event was made known to King "Let Dehmlow Do It" Albert, that on the return of the Court to Brussels a souvenir will be sent to 17 Years in One Block the Speyer family. DAVIES' TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE What They Get for Serving Russia. 119 N. CLARK ST., Near Washington The Liberal Russian Press is giving prominence to the case of a Jew, Fein, All Makes for Sale, $8.00 Up. Rentals Lowest Rates. Every Machine Guaranteed. L9 _3966-08 Broadway 2 from Yusefov, whose seven sons, as well as his son-in-law, are serving in the army. His daughter was killed in the battle of the Yusefov, whilst escaping Ribbons 50 Cts. Phone Central 2653 from a burning cellar. With all the other Jews, he and his family, and the families of his sons, were exiled from the townlet as P. D. WEINSTEIN a result of the Polish FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF libels. He settled at Novo-Alesandria, but he and other Jews were soon With 23 years experience in High Class Tailoring exiled from there, too. His three sons participated in the Russian victory at SAFES and VAULTS -with knowlege of Fabrics and how to buy them Yusefov, but in vain they looked for their home when they re-entered the SAFES New or Used Cash or Time right, we know you can benefit by calling on us. 1142 East 55th Street, Cor. University Ave. townlet as victors. Plans and Specifications Furnished A Case of Militarism at Its Worst in Jaffa SABATH SAFE & LOCK CO. LADIES' TAILOR Recently on a Friday night, at about eleven o'clock, reports the Palestine Phones 2790 1 Q _1 - correspondent of the London Jewish Chronicle, the governor of Jaffa sent a Main 4510 186 W. Lake St. carriage to the Haham Bashi and asked him to come to government house forthwith. Rabbi Ouziel excused himself on the ground that he could not desecrate the Sabbath. The governor, however, sent policemen to bring him; Drexel Motor Livery these men treated him very roughly. The governor asked the rabbi to give 4051 Drexel Boulevard his ecclesiastical permission to the Jewish miller, Golomb, to grind wheat on Tires Tires the Sabbath. The rabbi categorically refused and pleaded that there were We carry the largest and most Equipment and Service non-Jewish millers who were unoccupied and who could, therefore, execute complete stock of new and the order. Rabbi Ouziel was very indignant and threatened to resign for Particular his slightly Used tires and tubes at People office. Mr. Golomb, however, was obliged to violate the Sabbath to save greatly reduced prices. himself from being ALWAYS ON TIME court-martialled. Why the "Vulcan" Didn't Carry Matzos. VALCANIZING ANDAUTO SUPPLIES Phone Drexel 5 When space for 900 tons of relief supplies for Palestine was placed at I the disposal of the American Jewish Relief Committee by our govern- Come in and See Us rrI I ment it was thought that the collier Vulcan would 111"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII leave early enough and could make a swift enough trip direct to Jaffa to bring the food supplies there Acme Tire and Repair Co. Fcowrq before Passover. Owing to a number of unforeseen circumstances the Vul- can had to leave several days later than anticipated, and owing to the neces- PhoneCalumet 3127 1547 Michigan Ave. AUTOLIVERY sity of saving coal and of first supplying the United States cruisers in the 1 Mediterranean, the North Carolina and the Tennessee, the Vulcan will not reach Palestine until after Passover, and after a much longer trip than had ARTHUR HERCZ, President Phone Garfield 7108 and 7199 been anticipated. In view of these circumstances, it was concluded to be CARL JOSEPH, Sec'y and Treas. inadvisable to send Matzoth as part of the relief supplies. Not only would 1914 Limousines they come there after the Passover and by reason of their great bulk take up and Tourind Cars space that might hold larger quantities of more suitable supplies, but in addi- tion to this the experts of the Navy Department held that For All Occasions the fragility of POOLEY HERCZ CO. the Matzoth and their necessarily insecure packing made it impossible for them to stand an extended trip through warm waters such as the Vulcan will Day and Night Service have Interior Furnishers and at Moderate Rates, to pass through. The navy experts declared that if the Matzoth were taken along they would rot, and that their odor would vitiate the rest of the Decorators cargo. 3654 It has been decided to distribute the Matzoth among the poor of Phila- 1815 Michigan Boulevard delphia, Baltimore and New York. In this way the Matzoth will fulfill a , f W. 12th St. mission of mercy, even though, unfortunately, they could not be taken to the Phone Calumet 4704 Holy Land. h SentineE A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO JEWISH INTERESTS

ABRAM HIRSCHBERG, Editor ABRAHAM A. FREEDLANDER, Managing Editor Q Departmental Editors - MRS. JOSEPH FISH BERTHA A. LOEB

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Vol. XVII. CHICAGO, MARCH 26, 1915 No. 131

The contemptible efforts to dodge the passport question in re- non-Jew to the important part played by the Jewish social agency in suming trade relations with Russia, which are being made by those the supreme task of social improvement. We feel that in laboring whose outlook is chronically commercial, who include their country's in this manner the Alliance has been simply giving expression to its honor in the commodities they vend, must be watched with the Jewish genius. Surely we should take pride when it is recognized steadiest vigilance and opposed in the most uncompromising spirit by that we are showing the way to the nation not only in the matter of every American Jew. In every Congressional district we must revealing to it how to go about the solution of the immigration prob- strengthen our forces so as adequately to meet the issue when it lem, but, vastly more vital, how to fit itself progressively for the attain- is formally presented. Waiting until Congress takes the matter up ment of social righteousness with which alone can it hope for life. may be costly. The best way to defeat adverse Congressional action Here we have another demonstration of the Messianic mission of the is to use our full power in the Congressional primaries. It is neces- Jew. How pitiable, with such a record, are the outgivings of men like sary more to know the who than the what in political matters. Professor Ross, who are continually feeding the nation's blind dis- The first fact we have to drive home is that the passport question trust of the immigrant. The work of the Educational Alliance is a is an American question. Let us carry on a campaign of education standing refutation of his sophistries. among our own people in this land so that they shall not be intimi- dated by the claim that they are evincing disloyalty to America and proving that after all their real interest is Jewish not American when What is affirmed of the Guardian of Israel that He "slumbereth they press the passport question. The truth of the matter is that not nor sleepeth" cannot be said to apply to the Chicago Jewish com- America's sincerity and self-respect are at stake even more than Israel's munity. The futile agitation for the establishment of a Jewish chap- security. If American freedom doesn't mean freedom abroad as well laincy in the various institutions of the state is recalled by the fol- as at home to every American citizen, duplicity and hypocrisy are the lowing letter which Superintendent Kelly of the Kankakee State Hos- outstanding traits of the national character; if America surrenders the pital has at length addressed to Dr. Hirsch, who has referred it to the right to pass on the qualities of those entitled to citizenship, it is not Rabbinical Association: "I am writing you with a view to making a sovereign nation whatever its pretensions on this point. We are arrangements, if possible and convenient, to have Jewish religious most inspiringly American when we recall these plain facts to Uncle services at the Kankake State Hospital for the.,spiritual welfare and Sam and help him to throw off the seductive influences of a tempting comfort of those of the Jewish faith. We are now having services for increase of trade. those of the various Christian denominations, but I feel that our patients of the Jewish faith are neglected in this matter. Since we have no Rabbi in Kankakee, I would be pleased to have you give me the The Hebrew Educational Alliance of New York City has just necessary information whereby I could probably conclude arrange- completed a quarter century of significant social service. The far- ments for this service." reaching effects of its work are admirably attested to by the thought- The continued neglect of this important communal responsibility ful New York Evening Post, which points out the service of the Al- has at length borne its inevitable fruit: we stand rebuked before the liance to the nation, aside from the helpful guidance it has proved head of the Kankakee Hospital, who shames our indifference by his for legions of Jewish immigrants who have come under its influence. solicitude. Surely something precious has evaporated from our life The Post brings out the fact that in meeting the needs of the immi- when we can permit such a disgraceful condition as exists in the state grant, by approaching its problem scientifically and thoroughly, in institution. The cries of those enduring a living death are even more its researches and efforts laying bare our social life as well as fitting pitiable than- were the ancient cries of our oppressed brethren in the immigrant into it, it has been a vital means towards helping to Egypt. Nothing would be more appropriate this Pesach when we secure needed social legislation from which not only the immigrant open the door with an invitation to Elijah to enter than an apparition but the whole nation profits. With such work for the immigrant, the in the impalpable space of a haggard figure mocking us for enjoying latter not only ceases to be a menace to the nation, but becomes in our celebrations with such smug comfort and with such utter neglect fact its veritable savior. No appraisal of the work of the Alliance of those whom no one releases even imaginatively from their bondage could be more satisfying to Jews than this tribute by a competent for a single evening. A. A. F. When It Was Dangerous to Observe the Seder Heine's Touching Description in "The Rabbi of Bacharach"

In the large room of his house sat Rabbi feast. This year we celebrate it here, but next Meantime the lovely Sara listened rever- Abraham and commenced the celebration of year in the land of Israel. This year we are ently and watched her husband. Suddenly the Passover eve, in company with his rela- still slaves, but next year we shall celebrate she observed his face transfixed with horror tives and pupils and other guests. Everything it as the sons of freedom." and the blood leave his cheeks and lips, and his in the room was brighter than usual. The Just then the door opened and two tall pale eyes start out like icicles. Yet almost at the table was covered with a silk-embroidered figures entered, wrapped in big cloaks. "Peace same moment his features resumed their cloth, with golden fringe trailing to -the be with you," said one of them. "We are co- former repose and cheerfulness, his lips and ground. Pleasantly glittered the little plates religionists on our travels, and would like to cheeks grew red again, his eyes sparkled joy- with their symbolic food, as also the high keep Pesach with you." And quick and friendly ously once more, and he himself seemed mas- goblets filled with wine, goblets upon which the rabbi answered, "With you be peace. Seat tered by a mad mood, most strange in him. sacred subjects alone were graven. The men yourselves near me." The two strangers sat Sara is terrified as she had never been terri- sat in black mantles and flat black hats and down to table and the rabbi proceeded with fied in her life before, and an- icy shudder runs white ruffs. The women, strangely dressed his reading. Sometimes while the others were through her, less because of those signs of in glittering stuffs of Lombardy, wore on repeating the responses after him he whis- blank horror she had noticed in her husband's head and neck their ornaments of gold and pered affectionately to his wife. Referring to face for a single instant than for this present pearls, and the silver Sabbath lamp shed its the old saw) that on that night every Jewish exhilaration of his, which gradually turns to festive light upon the reverent yet joyous house-father thinks himself a king, he said, roaring merriment. The rabbi jocosely shakes faces of young and old. On a raised seat, "Be joyful, Oh, my Queen!" And she his cap from ear to ear, pulls at his beard and leaning against a cushion of purple velvet, answered with a melancholy smile, "But our curls it waggishly and sings the text of the reclined Rabbi Abraham, who read. and prince is missing," and meant thereby a son Hagadah like a street song. When recounting, chanted the Hagadah, and the gay choir joined of the house who, as the rubric of the Haga- the Egyptian plagues, where the fingers are in or responded at the appointed places. The dah requires, has in fixed phraseology to ask dipped into the full glasses and the drops of Rabbi, too, was attired in a gala dress of his father the meaning of the feast. The rabbi wine shaken off on the floor, the rabbi be- stately black; his noble, yet somewhat severe made no answer, but with his finger pointed sprinkles the younger girls with the red wine, features looked milder than usual; the lips at the picture in the Hagadah, which por- and there is much grumbling for spoiled ruffs smiled out of his brown beard as though they trayed the three angels who came to Abra- and much resounding laughter. To Sara this had many. charming things to tell, and in his ham to announce that a son should be born boisterous but forced merriment seems more eyes there seemed to swim beatific memories unto him of his wife Sara, and Sara, standing and more uncanny, and, seized by unmen- and anticipations. The beauteous Sara, who behind the door of the tent listening to the tioned fear, she stares at the crowd of guests sat by his side, also on a raised chair, was conversation, as is a woman's curious way. as they are rocking themselves to and fro, or clad all in white, but, being the hostess, wore The hint brought a fiery blush to the cheeks nibbling the crisp cakes, or gulping down the no jewels. Her face was touchingly beautiful, of the lovely woman. She cast down her eyes wine, or chatting with each other, or singing as indeed the beauty of all Jewesses is of a and then looked up again lovingly at her hus- out aloud, all merry beyond compare. strangely moving sort. The consciousness of band, who was chanting the wondrous tale of Then came the time for supper, and every- the deep misery, bitter insult and unhappy how Rabbi Joshua, Rabbi Eliezer, Rabbi body stood up to wash the hands. Beauteous state in which their relations and friends live Azaria, Rabbi Akiba and Rabbi Tarphon sat Sara brought in a large silver basin, richly spreads over their graceful faces a sort of reclining in Bona Brak, and conversed all chased with golden figures, and held it before painful earnestness and expectant love-sick- night about the exodus of the children of each of the guests, while water was poured ness wondrously bewitching to our hearts. Israel out of Egypt, until their pupils came over their hands. As she came to offer the So sat today the beauteous Sara, and ever and announced to them that it was day, and rabbi the like service, he looked meaningly at gazed at her husband's eyes. Now and then people were already saying the morning prayer her and slung out of the door. Sara followed she looked at the Hagadah which lay before in synagogue. him, and hastily the rabbi seized his wife's her, a beautiful book bound in gold and velvet, ,o hand. Hastily he dragged her through the an old heirloom with aged wine spots from streets, hastily through the city gate to the her grandfather's days. There were ever so high road which leads along the Rhine to many bold and brightly painted pictures in it, The Hope of Nations Bingen. The rabbi remained speechless which, even as a child, she had been happy awhile, and though he moved his lips they to look at on the Pesach night, and which rep- A PASSOVER HYMN uttered not a sound. At last he exclaimed: resented all sorts of Bible stories. Such were: "Dost not see the Angel of Death ? He hovers Abraham with his hammer, breaking his over Bacharach. But we have escaped his father's stone idols to pieces, and the angels Translated from the Hebrew by sword. Praise be to God !" And then, in a coming to visit him, and Moses killing the Deborah Kleinert Janowitz voice still quivering with horror, he related Egyptian, and Pharaoh sitting on a throne of how he was cheerfully singing the Hagadah state, and the frogs which gave him no rest The sullen ice has crept from many fields; as he reclined, when suddenly he observed even at table, and he, thank God, drowning Agai conflict, though so turbulent, is past; beneath the table at his feet the blood-stained while the children of Israel carefully walked Again the spring its wealth of verdure yields; body of a child. "Then I noticed," added the through the Red Sea, and they standing, open- The probing sun has conquered cold at last. rabbi, "that our two last guests did not belong mouthed, at the foot of Mount Sinai with their to the community of Israel, but to the congre- It is the Paschal of reviving earth, sheep and kine and oxen, and then pious King The longed-for resurrection of its charms; gation of the ungodly, and they had contrived David playing the harp, and last, Jerusalem, Each bud, prophetic type of freedom's birth, to introduce the corpse into our house in order with its towns and temple minarets illumined A conquest each o'er winter's dread alarms. to accuse us of the child's murder, so as to by the sun. rouse the populace, and to plunder and murder The Sacred Cup had been filled, faces and And all the sunny joys, till now concealed, us. I dared not let it be noticed that I had spirits becoming more and Ae emblems bright of freedom's blessed morn, more cheerful, and When Israel's rescue first the truth revealed" seen through the hellish plot. I should have the rabbi, as he seized on one of the un- "To free atnd equal rights all men are born !" only hastened our destruction; only craft has leavened cakes, and in happy mood held it up, saved us both. Praise be to God! Do not fear read out from the Hagadah the following Then let our festival to all proclaim Sara. Our friends and relations will also be words: "Behold! This is the bread our Who yearn for liberty's enkindling sun, safe. It was only my blood for which the And let the nations join the glad acclaim, fathers have eaten in Egypt! Let every one "Our God is One-Humanity is one!" villains thirsted. I have escaped them, and who is hungry come and eat! Every one who they will content themselves with my silver is sad, let him come and join in our Pesach and gold. Come with me to another land !" "The Four Cups as ymbols"

By RARBBI J.RCOB MIELZINER

SAmong all the festivals of the year, there planted until it sends forth its first blossoms and what He has done for us, we lift up the isnone that is distinguished by so many im- and ripens into full bloom. So man, through- second cup. pressive ceremonies as the Passover Festival. out his life requires constant care and atten- The third cup is "Kos shel birchas hamo- With what a joyous aspect does everything tion. This is the meaning and the reminder of zon," "the cup of grace after the meal." The in our home appear, with what a festive spirit the first cup of the Seder, "the cup of sanctifi- benefits and blessings which we receive every does it transport us, both old and young, par- cation." day from the hand of God, should prompt us ents and children. We welcome this festival The second cup is "Kos shel haggadah," to give expression to the sense of gratitude not only in the House of God, with prayer and "the cup of the narrative." As it is the task which fills our hearts. Israel especially has song, but we also celebrate its advent in the of every individual to sanctify himself and reason to thank God; his whole life should be sacred precincts of our homes, with a family through the sanctification to think of God as a prayer of thanksgiving. "0, let them praise service, as no other people and no other re- the ideal of holiness, so it is the special task the Lord for His goodness." "Yes, let all ligious denomination was ever accustomed to of Israel to proclaim God's name and His ever Israel now join in the chorus of praise and do, adorned with the memorials of Israel's watchful providence. As it is said by the thank God." slavery and emancipation, with the ancient prophet Isaiah, "This people I have formed for The three principal festivals of the year ex- symbols of our humiliation and exaltation. myself; they shall relate my praise." And press thanksgiving for physical and spiritual Does not the head of the household, seated at Israel has this mission to perform, because blessings: Pesach, the festival of thanksgiving the table, surrounded by his family and God has been manifested in Israel's history, for physical emancipation, Shabuoth, the fes- friends, resemble the ancient priest in Israel as in the history of no other people. The tival of thanksgiving for spiritual emancipa- ministering at the altar of God? wonderful providence of God is especially seen tion, and Succoth, the festival of thanksgiving From the many significant customs con- in the emancipation of Israel from the yoke for the harvest. But the Passover is not only nected with the celebration of this beautiful of Egyptian slavery. a thanksgiving festival by reason of the fact family festival, we select the four cups with As God's providence was manifested in the that it commemorates the exodus from Egypt, which God's name is praised in the words of history of our fathers, so may we be ever but also because it summons us to express our the psalmist, "I will lift up the cup of salva- mindful of the duty, for the fulfillment of gratitude to God that we are privileged to cele- tion and call on the name of the Lord." The which, we have been preserved. And as we brate this festival of the Spring season, having ancient rabbis explained these four cups to ourselves should be filled with this historic been protected during the storm and stress of symbolize the four different phrases used in consciousness, so should we also acquaint our winter, through God's grace and mercy, from the Bible for the emancipation from Egypt. In children with the marvelous deliverance of all harm and danger. But it is our duty not the Seder Hagadah the four cups are called our forbears, from the slings and arrows of alone to thank God' for the tangible blessings "Kos shel kodosh," "Kos shel haggadah," outrageous fortune. "And thou shalt tell thy we have enjoyed, but also for --the pain and "Kos shel birchas hamozon," and "Kos shel son on that day; this is done for the sake of loss we have suffered. This is the message of hallel hageuloh," "the cup of sanctification," that which the Lord did unto me when I went our religion. "As we should praise. God for "the cup of the narrative," "the cup of the out of Egypt." Yes, tell your children not the good, so we should also praise Him for the grace after meals," and "the cup of praise for only the story of the Exodus from Egypt, but evil, for this also God sends us for our better- the redemption." relate to them what God has done for you, ment." Of this duty the third cup reminds us, It can not be repeated often enough that the how he has led you, saved you, emancipated the cup of grace and thanksgiving sanctification of our life, moral and spiritual you! O, how many are there who can tell Finally, the fourth cup, called "Kos shel growth and development, is the highest aim of their children, God led me also out of Egypt, hallel hageuloh," "the cup of praise for the religion. "You shall sanctify yourselves so for I lived in a land across the sea in the old redemption." God's grace and mercy which that you shall be holy, for God is holy." world, where our co-religionists bear the gall- were manifest throughout our wonderful his- Every thought and every feeling shall be pure ling yoke which was once laid upon our fathers tory should be for us an earnest for the fu- and clean, every word of our lips shall be in Egypt! Decrees like those promulgated by ture. Therefore we should be filled with weighed in the balance of truth, every act Pharoah shut us out of civil and political hope and trust even when the present condi- should bear the stamp of the strictest justice. rights, and we were abandoned to the insults tions are not in accordance with our wishes But who knows it not, how easily this goal and contempt of the people; we were re- and desires, and our outlook appears dark arid is missed, how easily we forget; who knows strained, circumscribed in:. our activities and gloomy. How adverse were the circumstances it not, how difficult it is for man in his think- endeavors. But God has led me from that surrounding our fathers when they celebrated ing, feeling and willing, in speech and action land of Egyptian oppression and Egyptian this festival of emancipation. How often did to be holy, that is, to be free from sin ? darkness and has brought me to this blessed the fanatical mob break into their homes, Therefore religion has employed many land of freedom. I celebrate this festival not where they were gathered on Seder evening, measures which have for their object to hold only for what God has done for my fathers, but and on the pretext of accusations which were before the sight of man this goal and to im- also for what He has done for "me" as I came known to be false, rob and plunder them. But press him with the consciousness that it is forth from my Egypt. even in those times they raised their voices in the true aim of his life to sanctify himself, to And other fathers may tell their children, singing the Hallel. Gloomy and foreboding become holy. One of these means is the House "My soul was oppressed by the cares for sub- as those times were, nevertheless they looked of God. It is called "Mikdosh," "the holy sistence and I was submerged in deeper forward to a brighter and better future as they place," where man may become imbued with trouble when I thought of the fate of my dear expressed the hope in the very beginning of the spirit of holiness. Other means are the ones, as the means of livelihood were denied the Seder-"Though we are still bearing the celebration of the Sabbath and festivals, which me, when the support of my fellowmen yoke of servitude now, soon, perhaps next are called "Mikroe kodesh," "proclamations of wavered. But my son, 'Happy the man who year, we will be"enjoying the blessings of free- holiness," summons to holiness. trusteth in the Lord and does not lean too dom." In order to impress us with the objects of heavily on the help and assistance of his fel- And so every one of you who are sad or suf- the celebration of the Sabbaths and festivals, lowmen.' God has delivered me from all my fering, on this Pesach festival take to heart the our oldest religious teachers have instituted trouble, my sorrow has been changed to joy, message of hope and trust. The Lord who led the Kiddush for the home with the blessing my day of mourning has become a day of our fathers from slavery to freedom, from "that God has sanctified our life through His feasting. darkness and sadness to light and joy, will also commandments." This Kiddush prayer is said In a similar manner, every one has some rea- free you from the burdens which are too heavy on Pesach eve over the cup of wine, not only son. in relating the story of the Exodus from for you to bear; He will turn your darkness because wine is the symbol of joy, that we Egypt to add, "also on this account for what into light, your pain into joy and gladness. should be reminded of the fact that certain God did for me, do I celebrate this festival." Not alone for our own welfare should we days are designated as days on which we To remind us of our duty to proclaim God's look forward to a better time coming, but also should rejoice, but for another reason. The name, and the duty of every father to tell his for the happiness of the whole human family. vine needs special care from the time it is children what God has done for our forebears For in contiection with the emancipation from (Continued on page 20.) THE SENTINEL

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Our reform con- gregations should standardize the congrega- Comment tional seder and our congregational leaders A Seder of the Soul- should labor to invest it with that charm and Gut Yomtov It was easier to get the masses of Jews to appeal that will ensure long life for it and, Over in Europe in the midst of desolation wrench themselves loose from the political with it, strength for our faith. and distress Jews salute one another heartily overlordship and the economic oppression of with "Gut Yomtov." You can't make them the Egyptians than it is to prevail on the feel, in spite of what their eyes see and what modern representatives of the chosen people they suffer, that life is not Yomtovdick. We, to emancipate themselves from bonds that are Chummetz in Chicago where the reality is more agreeable, have even more fatal to the soul. How rid our- Assuming all of our houses to be in spick largely dispensed with the salutation and lost selves of subservience, particularly the sub- and span condition and that Reform Jewish the feeling. Who is better off? Who is more servience that is universally acquiesced in for households have dispensed with the rite of to be pitied and helped? But there is no desire the sake of maintaining certain material ad- gathering the morsels of leaven because they here to make invidious comparisons. They are vantages in life? How experience the joy of have succeeded in keeping these out of their not any firmer in their faith than we should speaking out one's thought irrespective of homes, we would call attention to some Chum- be under the same conditions: we are not others' opinions or opposition? How quit for metz in the community which we should like laxer than they would be under the conditions all time dependence on others to take up the to see "spotted." First of all is the Chummetz we enjoy (?). We have here simply a law of struggle of life on an absolutely independent of defamation from within. Certain Jews human nature, of human life. The biggest basis? What a vista opens to us as we con- loudly (always loudly) object to the snobbery price we pay for our emancipation is the loss template a condition where we are in posses- of others who discriminate against them, but of our illusions. They can still have them sion of- an original outlook on life, a new in- who have a way of imitating that snobbery where they are not free. Now, then, for the terpretation of life, a stirring direction of life? which they manifest against their own. There supreme effort to regain what we have lost. In this respect we are still servile. The Seder is no room in the Jewish household for social Gut Yomtov in spite of the handicaps of our spread is futile if it does not radiate in the finicalness. Jakey without a handkerchief is blessings! hearts of all a real sense of freedom which all, as good as Bayard in knickerbockers, and the even the youngest, are encouraged to attain time to drive that fact in Bayard's head is and maintain. How many families will have when he is still in the knickerbocker age. An- such a Seder, a true Seder of the soul? other ugly piece of Chummetz is jockeying for The Eternal Miracle communal leadership. The Talmud says some- Three millenniums ago our ancestors with a thing to the effect of closely scrutinizing merit noble resolution which is known and admired that demands recognition. The leader whose by all nationalities, and which opens the first The Congregational eder headship of any piece of Jewish effort is con- chapter in the eternal story of the moral and Liberal Jews make a great mistake who fined to the prestige of his name is not wanted. spiritual advance of mankind, departed from pride themselves on their "freedom from super- Work, not communal "class" is the earmark of Egypt, the scene of their stifferings and op- stition" and refuse to keep more than the first the Jewish leader. Another piece of Chum- pression. Today, such are the reverses of day of any of our hodilays. Many in our Re- metz is parallelizing (which ultimately means Time, thousands of our brethren gladly avail form congregations feel they have done enough paralyzing) of activity among Jews, an ortho- themselves of the welcome extended them in when they have a Seder the first night. dox hospital and a hospital that isn't kosher, Egypt, safer to them now than their own Granted that the custom loses a little by over- duplicate orphan asylums, homes for the aged land. The Pharaoh is gone and in his place doing and also that no convincing reason can and charitable aid organizations as well as is a power more hospitable, whose humanity be given for obligatory observance of the first houses of worship. Other crumbs re evident has been molded by the very teachings which two nights, from the point of view of con- even to eyes not much keener tha ipr own. Jews have kept alive in the world during all structive liberal effort a chance is offered by Who's in favor of making a communal tour the ages that have passed since Pharaoh's the custom of the second seder to strengthen with the object of spotting and removing our brief hour. The thought presses itself home Jewish life. An interesting compromise has Chummetz, the souring and disintegrating ele- that there always seems to be some place for been effected by the reform congregation of ment in our common life? The I(ashes -lPassover Story By DR. .R. LEVINSON

The first day of Nisan, Reb Yochanati, the fully watched; attend to it yourself; don't let keeps her head down and that tears are flowing Melamed, dismissed his pupils and began pre- the women touch it, don't let things lie too down her cheeks. Is she dissatisfied with her paring for Passover. The Matzoh was already long on the table. fate? What more does she want? There is baked. Reb Yochanan did not want to be the Children! Ah, Yochanan knows what tak- enough for a living, a mitzvah can be done oc- last one to bake Matzohs. Besides, the boys ing care of children means. You must knead casionally, what else? A Yiddana cries all the of his Cheder, wanting a little fun, had pre- them, turn them but with great care, don't let time. Maybe she is thinking of the destruction vailed on the Rebezin, the wife of the teacher, them get sour, don't burn them, watch them of the Temple. Perhaps of a woman she knows to bake Matzohs earlier than usual in the sea- with seven eyes, treat them always with love, who has a hard confinement. Women are son. The day of baking Matzohs was a regu- not merely out of duty. Only then can they strange. But he is not a woman, he doesn't lar holiday for the boys; they ran from the become Schmurrah. And the whole nation is cry. He won't even ask her what she is crying Cheder to the bakery, from the bakery to the Schmurrah in Yochanan's eyes. It is watched for. Cheder, they measured the flour, helped the by God, it is kneaded, but not too much. It is He drinks the wine, tastes the onion, divides "Setzer," and carried baskets of Matzoh to watched over, not by strangers, but by God the Matzoh and begins singing the Hagadah Cheder. Why shouldn't the Rebezin oblige himself. Schmurrah is the secret of God's service. His voice gets stronger every minute. the boys? Doesn't her husband miake his liv- world. He loudly sings "Next Year in Jerusalem." ing out of them? The Matzoh flour was ready. Ready with Schmurrah, through with the Suddenly, as though afraid of something or The boys thought of that. When one party distribution of Moas Chitim, and with the laws himself, he stops. A thought runs through his was studying, the other was in the kitchen, of Passover fresh in his mind, Reb Yochanan brain. Who is going to say the Kashes? grinding Matzoh in the big grinder, every one is ready for Pesach. Thirty years has he been married to Gitteh eagerly taking his turn and also taking his turn On the eve of Passover he worked hard, car- Malkeh. Since the fifth year of their marriage with equal pleasure in getting his ears boxed ried the Chometz dishes to the roof, brought they have had one of the children to ask the when the Rabbi's assistant discovered it. the Passover dishes down. What is work Kashes. First Moshe, then when Chaim grew Yet, Reb Yochanan is far from ready for when such a holiday is approaching? He puts a little older, they divided the honors. One Passover; there is a great deal yet to do be- on his best garments, especially his shirt with would ask the Kashes at the first seder, the fore he can have the Seder. He has just be- a bent collar, and goes to the synagogue. other at the second. Then Rose asked the gun to review the laws of Passover in "Orach Everything ins the synagogue is saturated Kashes. This year there is no one to ask Chaim." Reb Yochanan never yet sat at a with the holiday spirit. The floors are washed, them. This ceremony was always a source of Seder without brushing up previously on all the candles lit. Yochanan feels good, satisfied pleasure to him and his wife. He always felt the laws pertaining to the feast. For two with himself; he has rest from his routine when he heard the Kashes asked by his chil- weeks he has been sitting in the Synagogue work wtih the Schkazim, which feels like the dren that he was a real father, that his supe- every evening conning over these laws. No exodus from Egypt. He has prepared for riority and place was recognized, that although man can remember them all, he used to say; Passover not only for himself but also for the the children knew the answers, they came to it is good to refresh the memory. orphans and widows, for the Yeshivah him for them. This year he is lonesome. The Reb Yochanan also was not ready with his Bochurim and the Prushim. Schmurrah is children are away. They may never return. "Moas Chitim" yet. Although poor himself, baked, the laws of Passover studied. Things There is no one to ask, no one to answer. He he always gave his share to the poor. Not look pretty bright. His heart leaps with sat- feels like a king without a kingdom, a ruler only this, but for two weeks he would go isfaction. A voice in him sings, "Rejoice, whose soldiers and subjects have placed him around collecting for the poor. This one has Yochanan, be merry. You have everything on a lonely island and deserted him. no Matzoh yet, this one no wine. He knew you want." Yochanan would like to exchange views everybody and the smallest item interested Reb Yochanan leaves the synagogue-with- with his wife, but neither dares to break the him. out an Orach (wayfarer). He was very silence. Both of them would ask the same This is not all yet. Reb Yochanan still has anxious to have somebody as his guest, but question, "Where are the children now? Are to bake Schmurrah (extraordinarily carefully every poor man is provided for. they living?" He looks for the answer in her prepared Matzoh). The family may eat any His house looks like a palace. Everything is eyes and she does the same in his eyes. Matzoh it likes. Reb Yochanan eats only clean. Gitteh Malkeh shines like a queen, They get no satisfactory answer to the ques- Schmurrah. He and the Rabbi of the town, dressed in a velvet dress with a white apron tion. Neither of them knows. The children assisted by several others, personally draw the which she wears only twice a year, on Yum are far, far away. No one knows what has water from the well, place the flour in it, knead Kippur and on Passover. The wine on the happened to them. Reb Yochanan starts ask- it, watch it so as not to keep it too long on the table is inviting. He is seated at the head of ing the question, "Mah Nishtaneh" himself. table and, above all, not to burn it. The Rabbi the table fit for a king. Yochanan feels like a Bigger and deeper questions bother him, to of the town makes money out of it by selling it king, like a ruler. Hasn't he everything in the which he can give no answer. The answer to to the very pious people. Reb Yochanan does world ? the four Kashes is simple. Yochanan decides it only for himself, for his soul. He loudly sings the Kiddush in a very musi- a man must not ask too many Kashes. It is In the Schmurrah, Reb Yochanan sees cal tone. He is a singer from olden days. He hard to find answers to them. The best thing more than Matzoh. He sees in it secrets, the used to sing in the choir of the great Reb to do is to ask only the Kashes of the Hagga- secrets of his life, that of his children, that of Leibtzik in his childhood. dah to which the answer is soon found, his nation. Life must also be watched, care- Suddenly he notices that Gitteh Malkeh "Avodim Hoyeenu-we were slaves."

A STRANGE TALE OF THE SEA down folk and regarded by veteran ruhe, and in May of last year he sailed The line tried to persuade the immi- navigators as the greatest tonic on tap southward. Rio de Janeiro refused to gration authorities that Nathan was all Nathan Cohen, who is 35 and un- in the universe. accept him, as he had no papers to show right when they took him aboard orig- married and remembers little of his The case of Nathan Cohen is unique that he was a citizen of Brazil, and so inally, and again made an effort to have boyhood except that he spent most of in the annals of deported immigrants. the Vandyck took him on to the final him sent to some place of permanent it in Brazil, and who has the impres- He came here by the Vasari in May, southern port of the line, Buenos Ayres, anchorage. There was a hint of Rus- sion that he was born there and that 1912, went to Virginia and set up a 7,000 miles from Sandy Hook. sian in the Portuguese of Nathan and it Portuguese is his natal speech, has ar little store with a relative. He showed The skipper tried Rio again on he was suggested that he might have rived in New York harbor again by the symptoms of insanity two years later way. back, but the authorities were ob- been born in Russia. Lamport & Holt liner Vasari, complet- and was sent to Ellis Island. There the durate, and Nathan found himself in While the authorities were consider- ing a year's experience afloat at the ex- experts decided that his mental crook- New York once more. But he had not ing sending him to Russia the war came pense of the steamship line, with a rec- edness was due to causes which had ex- then found himself mentally; in fact, and put an end to the plan. Then down ord of 33,740 miles of sea travel. isted before he came to America and he was hardly conscious whether he to Rio, Nathan went again. Rio refused In that year he has acquired a good he was ordered deported to Rio Janeiro, was afloat or ashore and was weak again to regard him as a Brazilian citi- knowledge of the English language and the port whence he came. physically. He had traveled 19,740 zen and the ship took him on to Buenos according to the ship's surgeon, Dr. Nathan was tractable. He accepted miles on his original steerage ticket, Ayres and brought him back. Davis, has become mentally and physi- the decision of Uncle Sam without pro- for which he had paid $45, and had Nathan says in pretty good English cally sound again through the medium test and was put aboard the Vandyck, been well provided for, the ship's com- that he is all right. He has color and of sea air, frequently prescribed for run since sunk by the German cruiser Karls- pany taking kindly to him. (Continued on Page 23) Around the Seder

PASSOVER fairy tales where the prince marries THE MATZOH AND SAMMY 2. Because the engine cannot play on the beautiful princess "and they all By Hadassah in The Ark it. Passover (Pesach) is lived happily ever after." And so I am 3. A house maid. the seven days' A great big, going to tell you a story which I know round, flat matzoh, festival observed by the Jew in the Was 4. When he is beside himself. of quite annoyed one day- early spring in commemoration of the is true, for I heard it from the lips You see the children quarreled, 5. Man creeps on all fours in the exodus from Egypt. In ancient Jewish the man who had been a little father And she heard Sammy say: morning of life, then walks on two life it was the first of the three pil- in far-off Russia. legs, and in the evening of life with a grim festivals, upon which every male "Tell me about a Russian seder," I "You just keep still, you matzoh!" cane. Jew was required to present himself coaxed him one day, "tell me how you Good gracious, what a name! 6. A hole. in person at the central sanctuary in used to steal the matzoh from your She scarce believed her ears- 7. Fingers and teeth. She felt her pale cheeks Jerusalem. Although the Passover has father's cushions, when you -were a flame. 8. Your calves. certain features in common with the little boy." He shook his head. "I universal That night, when Sam was sleeping, 9. The year. spring festival, it is its his- never stole the afikomon at the seder." torical significance which gives it last- That matzoh softly rose- 10. The baby's foot. ing vitality. "But you surely asked the four ques- She crept beside his pillow, It is the great independence tions ?" And smote him on the nose! day of Bits of Wisdom From the Jew, the first event in his national "There was no one to answer them. the Talmud history. I had to be a father and a little boy, She smartly pulled the ringlets The festival is ushered in by a family too, over there in Russia." That o'er his forehead hung; Anger profiteth nobody. service, called the Seder, at which cer- As he spoke his voice slipped back She crept between his saucy lips One loose cord loosens many. tain symbolic ceremofnials And bit his naughty tongue! are ob- into the half broken English he always Poverty comes from God, but not served. Each participant and the uses when he speaks of the past, and I dirt. lowliest is privileged Then Sammy screamed out loudly, to sit at the table waited patiently for his story. that night is required to-drink four And clasped his aching head- A lie has not a leg to stand upon. cups of wine, in memory of the four "Father died when I was seven and "A matzoh almost killed me!" When the wise is angry, he is wise no promises made by the Eternal to re- my only brother was a baby. There Between his sobs he said. longer. deem Israel from bondage. were two little sisters between us. I Beware lest your wisdom be con- On the table are the unleavened had to be the man of the household. I "Another dream!" his mother said, sumed in the fire of anger. cakes (matzos), "I knew how it would be! the shin-bone of a learned the Sabbath blessing at Cheder. Merit that demands recognition may lamb (roasted on the coals), commem- and when I would come home Friday One slice of cake was not enough- You know that be questioned. orative of the Paschal sacrifice, a evenings I used to bless my little sis- you ate three!" roasted egg, a We may say to the bee, neither thy mixture of apples and ters as father would have done if he nuts (charoseth), to symbolize the The matzoh chuckled lightly honey nor thy sting. mortar with which the "Egyptians had lived. Where 'neath the bed she lay- One enemy is too many, but a hun- made bitter the lives" of the fathers, "Times were bad, but mamma always And Sammy shook with terror, dred friends are none too many. and bitter herbs (maror), reminiscent mnanaged to have matzos and wine for Because he heard her say: He gives a little who gives with a of the unhappy days in Egypt. the Seder. Then I would sit at the frown, but much with a smile. "We In song and story, the tale of the head of the table with her best feather trace our line to Egypt! The world stands Who on three things: oppression and the deliverance is re- pillow in my chair and read the Hag- makes light of our name, Law, labor and benevolence. hearsed. Psalms of thanksgiving ,ada. I knew Hebrew well for my ane Will surely suffer for it, (Hallel), strike the key-note of the And have himself to blame!" If you touch pitch it will stick to and mamma used to dream happy occasion. The services, inter- I would your fingers; even so, if you associate with rupted for the family dinner, close with come into my kingdom some day-be a evil companions, you will acquire a number of merry folk-songs expres- rabbi, I mean. Then I would ask the SEDER CONUNDRUMS their vices. sive of the character of the celebration. four questions myself. for mny sisters Happy is the old age that atones for During the week of the festiad tn- didn't know Hebrew. We didn't teach 1. What most resembles the half of a the follies of youth; but happier still leavened bread is,eateiinstead of the girls Hebrew then. but they were faith- cheese? the youth for which old age needs not usual leaven. In orthodox homes great ful lewesses. And we never olaved at 2. When a church is on fire, why is to blush. care is taken that all traces of leaven stealine the 'afikomon.' I had no pres- the organ the least likely to be saved? The whole animal kingdom preceded be removed before mankind the beginning of the ent to give them when they found it 3. Of what person are you reminded in creation to teach the object festival. Sets of dishes, otherwise lesson: Do un- nothing but kisses." in a completion of a building? not be overproud; even the used, are provided. fly was created before you. Services are "Then you can't remember a real 4. When is a man where he is not? held in the synagogs Be tender, yet firm, as the reed. Seder-a Seder when 5. What animal walks on four legs and sermons preached in keeping with you were a real in Swing in and swing out with the ca- the thoughts of the festival. Parts little boy?" I asked. the morning, two at noon, and three in the evening? price of the wind, but be firm at the from or, in some cases, the whole of "I was never a little bov." He root. The cedar that is proud and the book of The Song of Songs are straightened in his chair and his voice 6 What always weighs the same, unyielding will often be uprooted by an read. The'feast of Passover this year. lost its broken, wistful cadence. "Have whether larger or smaller? opposing wind. begins next Monday evening, March 29. you any letters for me to look over?" 7. Which are the oldest knives and When the iron was which is the created, the trees eve of the 15th day of I handed forks? commenced to tremble. Nisan in the Jewish calendar. him the day's mail and The iron, turned to my desk. From the outer 8. What two animals follow you however, said to them: "What are you offices came the nervous "tan-tan" of everywhere? trembling at? If none of your wood will join me I will remain harmless." The Little Father the tynewriters, a teleohone bell iin- 9. What tree has twelve branches, oled. In the streets below sounded about thirty leaves on each branch; The threshold is trodden upon by all (A True Passover Story) the who enter and leave the house, yet the janoled music of a busy day's traffic. light on one side and dark on the other? By E. C. Ehrlich Then: "I wish I could have had one house would seem incomplete without it, for it holds the door in position. When I was a little girl I loved to real Seder." complained the man, who stockings?st. What is the newest thing in Render service to the world and you hear "true stories." No matter how had never been a little boy. Answers become indispensable; you may be sad they were for "true stories" are Sometimes, children. I wish all true trodden upon, but the gate of wisdom often sad I liked them better than the stories could turn out like fairy tales. 1. The other half. will be controlled by you. THE SENTINEL 11

food and fuel to over 800 Jewish appli- tivity of the west side is supported by cants. It tries to assist those who are the Federated. To do this work effec- helpless by immediate aid, and so pre- tively, every Jewish man and woman in vent them from becoming permanently Chicago must give it their full financial dependent. and moral support. The Jewish peo- The West Side Ladies' Charities ple have gained a reputation, of never visits the poor families in their homes. shirking, like other -people hive done, In view of the requests that have stirring it in without much heating. Over 300 families are being cared for the obligation of taking care of their come to our office from time to time Bake in a moderately quick oven. by this society. poor. We must maintain this reputa- to publish Jewish recipes, particularly Matza Plum Pudding The Moses Montefiore Hebrew Free tion at all costs, and assist the Fed- for the various festivals, we herewith Matza Plum Pudding School gives instruction in all the erated to keep up its good work and present to our women readers some of One pound suet, chopped fine, one branches of Hebrew to over 1,100 chil- the good work of its affiliated institu- the best we have been able to secure. pound seeded raisins, one pound cur- dren on our west side. tions. We will be grateful if our readers will rants, one-half pound brown sugar, two The Shaarei Talmud Torah instructs This is not the time to glory in the send in to our office recipes of favorite ounces almonds, chopped fine, three 275 children in the Lawndale District. past performances alone, of our ances- or toothsome dishes for all times of matzoth soaked and squeezed out of The Northwest Hebrew School edu- tors. It is time for action, now and the year: cold water, one-half pound of matzoth cates 254 of the northwest side chil- here. Your help is needed at the pres- Charoseth meal, the rind of a fresh lemon dren. ent time and will count much more if One-quarter pound chopped fine and / ounce of mixed The Hebrew High School provides given now, than at some future date. almonds, with a spice. few walnuts, filberts, cream nuts, Beat eight eggs and add to advanced classes in Hebrew for 90 Give and give freely. If you are a etc., the mixture. subscriber, all pounded together; two tablespoons- Boil in a shape or cloth boys who have already passed and haven't paid your dues, for four or five through ful grated cinnamon, one-half pound hours and serve with the elementary classes. pay them now. If you are a subscriber rum sauce. and have seeded raisins cut into very small The Shelter House maintains a home paid, try to increase or get pieces, two grated apples, two table- Date Cake to feed and lodge the transient Jewish new members. If you are not a sub- spoonsful brown sugar. Eight eggs, one and one-quarter poor. During the winter and in other scriber, the Lord help you if you don't start now. Mix the nuts, cinnamon, sugar and cups pulverized sugar, one tablespoon- times of distress, it has opened its raisins together thoroughly; ful ground cinnamon and cloves doors daily to over 150 homeless, Hard times is no excuse. Times are then grad- job- hardest add enough of the grated apple mixed, one cup matzoth meal, one-half less men, taking care of them until they on the family that has nothing ually to and must make the mixture of a consistency to pound seeded dates cut fine and the find work. depend on charity. be formed into small balls. More or juice of half a lemon. The Northwest Free Burial Society How Each Dollar That Is Contributed less than two apples may be used, ac- Beat the yolks of the eggs and the tends to the burial of Jewish men, wo- to the Federated Is Spent. cording to their size. The Charoseth sugar together until very light, add the men and children who are without rela- Marks Nathan Orphan Home.... $0.27 can be used in one mass or can be matzoth meal, spices, dates and lemon, tives or friends to bury them in a Orthodox Jewish H-ome for Aged .18 made into small balls rolled in cinna- and finally put in the whites of the Jewish cemetery. Maimonides Hospital ...... 18 mon. eggs, beaten to a stiff froth. Bake in a Almost every important charitable ac- (Continued on Page 20) Raisin Wine moderate oven. To two pounds of raisins (cut in half Almond Macaroons if desired) add three quarts of cold One pound of almonds, ground fine, water. Either place the mixture on a one and one-half pounds of powdered corner of the range and let it simmer sugar, the whites of five eggs and the for two or three days or boil it until grated rind of two lemons. one-third Beat the of the water has evaporated. whites of egs to a snow, add the A few sugar tablespoonsful of sugar and a and the grated lemon rind and al- handful of stick cinnamon can be added monds; mix it well together. if Grease additional sweetness and flavoring a very thin paper with olive oil, sprin- are wished. When cold strain through kle some powdered sugar over it, place a fine cloth. The strength of the wine on a tin. Form the cakes and depends place largely upon the quality of them a little distance from each other the raisins. and bake in a very moderate oven. Matza Kleis When done let them cool before you Soak four matzoth in cold water, and touch them. after they are thoroughly saturated (if not well soaked they become tough and A PASSOVER APPEAL. leathery) press out the water. Add The Federated pepper, salt, a pinch of ginger, chopped Orthodox Jewish parsley and half an onion, Charities wishes all of its friends a chopped fine happy and browned in a tablespoonful Passover. While sitting around of the family table dripping. Beat four eggs, yolks and and celebrating the de- liverance of our ancestors whites together and add them to the from ancient other ingredients. oppressors, it may be fitting to turn Then put in enough our matzoth meal to make the thoughts not entirely to the past. mixture of Present Jewish sufficient consistency to be formed sufferers, in fact, our into very neighbors balls. The less meal used the lighter in our own city, are also the kleis. crying for deliverance from the daily oppression Put the balls into the soup twenty of poverty. The Federated is the liberator that The Way to"Hubby's"Heart minutes before serving. This recipe the Orthodox can also be used for filling poultry. Jewish people of Chicago have created to help these oppressed. Gremslich It is doing this very necessary work for Put the short-cake One quart matzoth meal, one large our community. It is doing it as well in the upper oven tablespoonful rendered fat and one- as the public support permits, through half teaspoonful salt. its twelve institutions, busy daily meet- Mix the ingredients together and ing the urgent demands of the Jewish Not any of that new-fangled, tasteless sponge. pour over them enough boiling water poor. cake stuff, but the good, old-time Mother's to moisten all the matzoth meal. but The Marks Nathan Orphan Home brand-flaky, crispy-crusted, biscuit short-cake, not to thin it. Then put in a few provides a home with shelter, food, filled with lots of butter and luscious crushed seeded raisins, and when cold add four clothing and so on, for 246 orphaned beaten eggs. girls and boys, educating them until berries-to be crowned when served, with a Form the mixture, with the hands, able to go out and provide for them- "finishing touch" of more and still more crushed into circular sections about four inches selves. berries. COOK FOR HIM, just such a man-win- in diameter and one-half inch thick. The Home for the Aged cares for ning short-cake, in the upper oven of your 126 old and feeble Jewish men and wo- Bolas men admidst pleasant, peaceful and pious Take six eggs and beat them to- surroundings, making the closing years gether until very light. Add a little of their lives free from the bitterness fine matzoth meal as soon as possible, of helpless old age. Composite Range just enough to give a slight consistency The Maimonides Hospital gives free to the mixture. Drop this in small por- medical treatment to the poor who seek tions from the point of a spoon into to preserve the Jewish law of Kosher -at the same time you cook the meat-with boiling olive oil or dripping. When a when sick as well as when light brown take out and drain. most 50 per cent of its activitieshealthy. areAl- the heat you now waste. In case you haven't benefit of free patients. the COMPOSITE and are handicapped with Sponge Cake for the Eight eggs, one pound The Jewish Consumptive Relief So- an ancient, worn-out range, tell Hubby the granulated ciety provides food, clothing sugar, grated rind of a lemon and six and other story. Then take him with you to inspect the - ounces of fine niatzoth meal. relief for 250 tubercular Jewish fami- fifty shapes and styles-at all our stores. lies in Chicago. Without such help Beat the sugar, eggs and lemon rind many a poor man, woman and child Monthly payments with your gas bills. together until very light, when they would will be almost of the consistency probably pass away from this of terrible disease. The Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. custard. Then add the meal, gently The Immediate Relief Society gives Peoples Gas Building Telephone Randolph 4567 SOCIETY eA&

The early spring finds many of the young Mrs. Levy Mayer gave a luncheon on Thurs- people home from various schools and institu- day at the Blackstone, preceding the spring tions of learning throughout the country for musical given by the Ravinia Club for the Easter holidays. Miss Aimee Mor- the short members of the committee in charge of the ris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morris, musical, among whom are Mrs. Julius Rosen- 4800 Ellis avenue, will return Saturday from Poughkeepsie, N. Y., where she is a student at wald and Mrs. H. L. Swarts. Some of the Vassar. Frederic Greenebaum, a Yale stu- vice-presidents of the club, which is essen- dent, and his brother, Charles, who attend tially an outdoor organization and the power school in Exeter, N. H., will return next week. behind the social activities of Ravinia Park, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hartman, 4720 Grand They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. James E. are Mrs. Louis Kuppenheimer, Mrs. Levy boulevard, returned last Sunday from the Greenebaum, 4508 Grand boulevard. Mr. and Mayer, Mrs. Charles A. Stonehill and Mrs. west, where they were sojourning in California Mrs. Arthur Schiller, 4635 Ellis avenue, are for several weeks. Their daughter, Miss Bea- expecting their son, Robert, home from Ann Julius Rosenwald. trice Hartman, arrived home from the east last Arbor the first of April. Henry Monheimer, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Wexburg, 1853 Eddy Saturday, having been visiting in Baltimore who is in his last year at Dartmouth, is ex- street, are in West Baden, Ind., where they and New York. pected to return to the residence of his aunt, Mrs. Charles H. Schwab, 3301 Michigan ave- will remain for a few weeks. Mrs. S. W. Straus of the Chicago Beach nue, with whom he makes his home. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Frank of Toledo are visit- Hotel, who has been visiting in Atlantic City for the past two weeks, will probably remain Miss Julie Friedman, 951 Hyde Park boule- ing in the city as the guests of their daughters, there for several weeks. vard, and Miss Prudie Foreman, 4751 Forrest- Mrs. Charles Sittig, 5412 Michigan avenue, and ville avenue, are sojourning in French Lick Mrs. A. L. Cohen, 846 East Fifty-second Mr. and Mrs. Julius W. Lowenthal, 4534 Springs for ten days. Greenwood avenue, who are among those who street. have been touring California for the past two Mrs. S. Thal of Lakota, N. D., is the guest Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ruben, 4845 Prairie months, are expected home next Sunday. of Mrs. G. Munzer, 702 Buckingham place. avenue, left last week for California, where Mr. and Mrs. Melville N. Rothschild, 3701 they will visit the exposition and other points Michigan avenue, are at home after a few An interesting inter-city engagement is that of interest on the western coast. They will weeks' visit in Atlantic City. of Miss Ruth Guthman, daughter of Mr. and remain until the early part of May. Mrs. Edward Guthman, 4944 Michigan avenue, Mrs. Hattie Rosenthal is at home at her Miss Helen Katzen, 5824 Michigan avenue, and Milton Klein of Atlanta, Ga. residence in Kenilworth, Ill., after a five returned home last Sunday after a nine weeks' months' trip in California and other western visit with friends in St. Louis. states. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Levinson, 918 East Mrs. Louis Hartman, 4357 Greenwood ave- Fifty-first street, Mr. and Mrs. Henry nue, who has recently recovered from a serious G. Hart, 5036 Ellis avenue; S. W. Schwab, B. F. Weil, illness, is in New Orleans, La., for a short stay. and Louis Oppenheimer, all of this city, have Numbered among the Chicagoans who are recently arrived at the Hotel Eastman, Hot visiting in Atlantic City is Mrs. Edward S. Springs, Ark. Hyman, 4334 Drexel boulevard, who will re- Miss Ruth Romberg will entertain main there for three weeks. twenty-four of her friends who are home from Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Swartz of Glencoe school for the holidays, Saturday evening, at have as their guest Beryl Rubenstein, the 16- home, 2213 Calumet avenue. year-old pianist, who played at the Ravinia Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Zeisler and Mrs. Club's musical Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock Julius Rosenwald were in the body of the in the crystal ballroom of the Blackstone house at the symphony concert last Saturday Hotel. night in Orchestra Hall. Mrs. D. J. Gundling, 5137 Drexel avenue, Miss Marion Rosenwald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sittig, 5412 Michigan avenue, and Mrs. Julius Rosenwald, entertained fif- entertained at luncheon and cards last Wednes- teen of her friends last Saturday at her home day at Mandel's Ivory room in the interests of in honor of her thirteenth birthday. the unfortunate. MISS RUTH GUTHMAN. Photo by Bloom, DeHaven Studio Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Jacobi, nee Miss Flor- Mr. and Mrs. Max S. Sickle, 3746 Michigan ence Harris, whose marriage took place last avenue, entertained at a musical on Friday Sunday, are spending their honeymoon in Old

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The Junior Auxiliary of the Mother's Aid _". . of the Chicago Lying-In Hospital and Dispen- sary will entertain at whist and lotto at the Opera Co., who will be accompanied by Miss Midway Gardens on April 5, at 2 p. m. Prizes Riba Perlow. The other numbers are Mas-

J J~ ters Charles and Harold Shellow, pianists; be awarded by Mrs. Joseph Fish to the win- It LOU, ners at each table. Miss Josephine Rosensweet, violinist, and Miss Ruth Landsman, The annual play arranged by the dramatic readings. The meetings of On Sunday, March 28, the Young Women's this auxiliary have been so well association of the Deborah Woman's Club was attended that Auxiliary of the Jewish Consumptives' Relief they have been forced, given last Saturday afternoon and Sunday eve- on account of lack of Society will hold a meeting of more than usual room, to discontinue the "open door policy," ning in Central Music Hall. Mrs. Hugo Brady interest at Sinai Center, at 2:30 p. m. The and in the future admittance will be by invi- was in charge and Mrs. Joseph Fish was chair- nomination of officers for the ensuing year will tation only. This action was caused by the man of the tickets and announcement com- occupy a large part of the business portion of unprecedented success of its "member-and-a- mittee. Some of the women who took part in the meeting and this will be followed by two half" campaign which, with only three months the play, entitled "The Love of Pierrot," were plays given by the Dramatic Circle of this or- of the prescribed term passed, has almost Mrs. Irma W. Rubin, Mrs. Edna S. Wolff, ganization. Several months ago a group of the doubled its membership: The organization is Miss Klea Orschel, Miss Rena Rose, Miss Mar- young women belonging to the Young now considering the project of educating the garet Wolfstein, Miss Stella Deiches, Mrs. Women's Auxiliary formed a dramatic circle children who graduate from the home, send- Tresa Goodman and Miss Mildred Harris. for the purpose of supplying the programs for ing those of studious bent to the high schools The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the society. The first result of their efforts and giving those who desire to earn their own the Deborah Boys' Club and charitable work will be given to the society in two plays on livelihood at once vocational training courses. at Dunning and similar institutions. Sunday afternoon. The plays are called Temple Emanuel Woman's Auxiliary are The Young People's "Young Dr. Divine" and "Letty's Return." Auxiliary of Temple making preparations for their annual congre- Emanuel will give professional The present members of the Dramatic Circle vaudeville fol- gational supper to be given in the vestry rooms lowed by a dance consist of Misses Anna Robin, Edith and Anna Sunday evening, March 28. of the temple, Sunday evening, April 11. A The Auxiliary Mintz, Rose Skaler, Hattie Alexander, Stein, will hold their monthly meeting very attractive program will be arranged for Fogelson, Wood, Betty Barron, Batt, Stella Sunday, April 4, in the vestry of the Temple. the evening. Mrs. Hugo King is chairman, Cohen and Ida Pines. Two new plays A program has been arranged by Albert Hei- are in assisted by Mrs. Herman Meyer. man, chairman of the Welfare Committee. course of preparation and will be ready to be Miss Louise Granick will render character presented during April. The regular meeting of the Sisters of Fi- readings and Miss Anna Polasheck and Fred delity will be held Wednesday, April 7, at 2 The B. M. Polasheck will give vocal selections. Mr. Z. Woman's Club announce their p. m., at room 309 Masonic Temple. next regular Sidney Meyer will speak. The program will meeting which will be held April 8, at the Orthodox The next meeting of the Fortnightly Musical conclude with Miss Gertrude Weinstock at the Jewish Home for Aged, Albany Club will be held Tuesday, March 30, at Sinai piano. and Ogden avenues. The conference of Jewish Women's Organizations and five Social Center. The Isaiah Sisters, No. 10, I. O. S. F. of I., representatives from each organization have Vocational training for delinquent and de- are arranging a whist and lotto party to be been invited and a program is being prepared pendent girls is to be emphasized by the Chi- given Tuesday, April 13, at Mandel's Ivory by the chairman of the Entertainment Com- cago Council of Jewish Women, which met in room, at 2 p. m. The committee in charge mittee, Mrs. Kal. Kalish. has secured several handsome prizes which the Stratford Hotel Monday afternoon. The council's policy in will be awarded. Mrs. Jacob Cline was elected president, and handling cases of "first of- Mrs. Hugo King, first vice-president at the fenders" among the girls has been to place The Central B'nai B'rith Council, represent- last meeting of the Willing Workers held last them in private homes or private institutions, ing the Chicago lodges, will entertain at a din- Wednesday in the Masonic Temple, Room 412. where nothing of the histories of the girls is ner in the Red room, Hotel La Salle, Wednes- Other officers are Mrs. Alex Brinkman, second allowed to become known. Before placing a day evening, April 14, at 6:30 o'clock. Ad- vice-president; Mrs. M. Silverman, recording girl the women will exact that the dependent dress, "The Jew in Literature," by Professor secretary; Mrs. L. W. Ofner, financial secre- be taught a vocation, or will place the girls in Edward C. Baldwin, of the University of Illi- tary; Mrs. Alex Meyer, treasurer, and Mrs. institutions where vocational training will be nois; address, "The Work of the I. O. B. B.," Alice G. Green, corresponding secretary. The demanded. by Mr. Charles L. Aarons, president D. G. L. installation will take place at the next meet- A dance carnival and prize contest will be No. 6. Mr. William Wilhartz is chairman. ing. held at the Sinai Social Center next Saturday The Jewish Women's Club of the Jewish The next meeting of the Junior Auxiliary of evening, March 27. This contest will be in Educational Alliance will give a prize pinochle the Marks Nathan Orphan Home will be held connection with the regular Saturday evening and whist party for the benefit of the J. E. A. at the Douglas Park Auditorium on Sunday social dance. At these weekly dances instruc- at 1243 North Wood street., on Wednesday, afternoon, March 28. The program includes tion in the latest steps is given by a competent March 31, at 8 o'clock. Miss Katherine P. Block of the Chicago Grand instructor and assistant. THE SENTINEL

H. Rubenstein's Beautiful MENORAH The marriage of Miss Elsie Stern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stern, Ashland to Louis Zimmerman, will take place at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Harry Kahn, 5246 South Park avenue, Sunday, CANDES Club House March 28, at 3 p. i., Dr. Gerson B. Levi officiating. The one essential feature of Can- Cor. Ashland Blvd. and York St. Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosenberg, 2645 Poto- dles for use in Jewish Communities The only house in Chicago modeled mac avenue, announce the marriage and built especially for of their daughter, Birdie, to Joseph is unquestionable purity. This fea- Weddings, Banquets Schuiff, which took place March 16 at ture is assured if you buy the "Men- and Social Functions Ohave Sholem Congregation, Rabbi Silber officiating. orah Brand ot candles. We make a specialty of catering to small weddings on The marriage of Miss Rose Matz and short notice Strictly Kosher These candles are absolutely pure Nathan Letwin took place Tuesday, March and ritualistically clean and can be For information and dates apply to 16, at 2134 Crystal street, Rabbi Julius Rappaport officiating. used for any religious ceremonials with H. RUBENSTEIN Phones-Haymarket 708 Miss Julia Altman was married Satur- complete confidence. day, March 20, 8 p. i., at the home of You can get them in correct sizes her father to Otto Siebert, Rabbi Julius for all these purposes:- Rappaport officiating. Eref Shabbas Candles WEDDING The wedding ceremony of Miss Theresa Used on Friday Evenings PRESENTSi Schwitkis and Mr. Louis Redner took Schule Candles Everyone values silverware, and place Sunday, March 21, at Molner Hall. Long Synagogue Candles if you wssh to make the gift a Rabbi Julius Rappaport performed the Yahr Zeit Candles lasting and memorable one, give ceremony. Anniversary of Death Candles (in a glass tumbler) Mr. and Mrs. Herman Joselit, 5431 Yiskor Candles HAND-WROUGHi Michigan avenue, announce the coming Used for Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) STERLING SILVERWAREImarriage of their daughter Lillian i'0 Chanukah Candles Harry D. Pauly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Candles for All Other Purposes and Jewelry, made right in our David Pauly, 5640 South Park avenue, Insist on the trademark "Menorah." It is a guaran- own shop. Individual ideas which will take place on Tuesday, te. of purity. Your dealer keeps these candles or he worked out to your order. April 6. can get them for you if he will write to We specialize on difficult Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Schallinger, 848 and Silverware Repairing George street, announce the marriage STANDARD OIL COMPANY Chicago Art Silver Sho; p of their daughter Rose to LeRoy R. (An Indiana Corporation) Phone Superior 6773 E. GOLDBERGEJ R Nevfield, son of Mrs. B. Newfield, 950 CHICAGO, ILL. 638 LINCOLN PARKWAY Edgecomb place, which will take place Saturday evening, April 10. The young Five SUCCESSFUL empositions for couple will make their future home in VIOLIN and PIANO by Atlantic, Ia., after June 1. Maurice Goldblatt Announcement has been made of the "Meditation,' "Dance of the Sylphs.' marriage of Mr. M. M. Harrison and Avowal," "Bourree in A Minor," Annie E. Barron, which took place in "Forest Magic" (in 7-4 time) the rose room of the Sherman House, Published by Arthur P. Schmidt AT ALL M5USICSTORES Thursday, March 18. Dr. Joseph Stolz officiated. ]hey will be at home after fla. MUMSOL1453' O5 0., *... "ON April 15 at 1258 Independence boule- vard. Mr. and Mrs. M. Rutkowsky, 930 South Marshfield avenue, announce the marriage of their daughter Harriet to RUSSIAN-TURKISH Mr. J. Ruttenberg, which took place AND March 14. The young people have left for an extended trip in the west. BATHS OF ALL KINDS Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Jacobson, 1657 West Polk street, announce the mar- riage of their daughter Jeannette to Sol Samorowich, which took place Tuesday, March 16. I INSURE if, -- WITH - Ii~- --~- The Hyde Park Orchestra of 55 play- 01k, U -- Loeb's ers with the assistance of the Hyde Park Insurance Choral Club, will give a concert Sunday evening, March 28, at Sinai Temple, For- F. SALZMAN, Gen. Mgr. Agency Co. ty-sixth street and Grand boulevard, at LEO. A. LOEB, Pros. 8:15 p. m. Arthur Dunham, conductor. Fire-Life-Liability-Health-Acci- Programme: Overture to "The Beauti- dent-Burglary and Automobile ful Galatea," Suppe; Symphony in B (t1jirago Insurance Minor (unfinished) allegro moderato, Schubert; INSURANCE EXCHANGE BUIL)ING Song (a) Madrigale, Macfar- lane, (b) My Shadow, Hadley, (c) Nancy (t .5 It,ibateb 175 W. Jackson Boulevard Lee, Adam, the Hyde Park Choral Club; Telephone Wabash 3642 Ballet Suite "Egyptian, Luigini; (a) (tVeaner; Love's Dream (for string orchestra), Czibulka, (b) Humoresque, Dvorak TeNew New Reducing Corset 3517-23 West Madison Street Inner Belt For the Improvement of yourfilure ( WILL T DAVIES C E IUXLEV President Sec'y-Treas. & Gen.Mgr. Phone Garfield 5300 HIGH CLASS CORSETS Our Autos Call All Over the City High-class Corsets front or back-laced -made to Mais Garage and Livery order to suit your individ- ual needs. A service which First Class Service combines comfort with the [j' Jlatest styles. Lowest prices. At All Hours This ad will apply as $1.00 11, ?on any Corset. can satisfy the most UNDERTAKER EMMA L. KAUVMANN HAMBURG CorsetSpecialist exacting SLARGEST CHAPEL 15 E. Washington Street -ON GROUND FLOOR 1117-11Venetian Bldg., Chicago 716-18-20 E. 39th STREET, CHICAGO I 4649 Prairie Ave. Phone Central 7917 Phones Douglas 827-8545 FOURDIRECT CAR-LINES WITHIN TWOBLOCKS IIIIIIIIIIII11I Phone Drexel 8795 THE SENTINEL 15

SEveryWoman Loves FREE TAXI OFFER Beautiful things, espe- cially if they are orna- mental in the home. we will furnish to the bride and groom What could more pleasing than Hand- some Chinaware artis- A TAXI FREE to our downtown PHOTO-STUDIO tically painted by Hand; Fine Cut Glass; and Return Table Linens, etc.? Mrs. Phillip Cohen, 5231 Michigan avenue, who recently announced the en- Beautify Your Home gagement of her daughter Florence at Small Cost Annette to Lewis Simon, will be at CALL CENTRAL 4335 Buy a little at a time and gradu- home April 11, afternoon and evening. ally add to it. Yon will barely for further information notice the c6st and in a short time Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Browarsky, your Collection will be a highly prized one 5420 Michigan avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter Myrtle IDA SOMMER to Joseph Harden Reich of Pittsburgh, 3644 Wrightwood Avenue Pa. D. H. BLOOM, Photographer Phone Belmont 4038 Pictures,Silverware,Electric Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Ascher, 2436 and Gas Lamps Arthington street, announce the en- De -aven Studio - 144 So. Wabash Ave. gagement of their daughter Birdie to N. W. cor. Wabash and Adams Sts. Jacob Kleiman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kleiman, 3140 Carlisle avenue. Mrs. P. Pulvermacher, 5149 Michigan avenue, announces the engagement of SOUND her daughter Hattie to Isadore Nathan of Omaha, Neb. Automobiles Repaired Mr. and Mrs. Morris Alexander, 735 INVESTMENTS Montrose avenue, announce the en- gagement of their daughter Ethyl CHEERFULLY GIVEN to Max Segil of Fairbury, Neb. ESTIMATES Juliet CAR A MONTH FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS At home Sunday, April 11, from 2 to 5 PAY AFTER YOU HAVE USED YOUR 5/2 to 6% and 7 to 10 p. m. No cards. CAMS AND GEARS In amounts from $3,500 upwards Mr. and Mrs. Ignatz Lowy, 1317 Fletcher street, announce the engage- ACCURATELY CUT tNO their daughter Ella Evelyn to ment of Largest Automobile epair ShopCHARGE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Dr. Jerome J. Weil, son of Dr. and in the City of Chicago Yielding 6% Mrs. C. A. Weil of 634 Barry avenue. TELEPHONE ' ' Made for Tuning up They will be at home on Sunday, April your Car equippedbf with a and $1,000 BELMONT Denominations $100, $500 11, from 2 until 5 o'clock and from 7 9250^ RAYFIELD Carburetor Write for Booklet No. 680 until 11 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Israel Krinsky, 628 South Marshfield avenue, announce the HANKE IRON&WIRE WORKS S.W. STRAUS &CO. daughter Sadie to engagement of their ALBANY, GRAND and CHICAGO AVES. CHICAGO MORTGAGE "' BOND BAN KERS Hvman H. Nachenberg, son of Mr. ASK FOREMAN BROS. BANKING CO. ABOUT OUR WORK sTRAUS BUILDING ONE WALL STREET and Mrs. Samuel Nachenberg, 800 CHICAGO NEW YORK South Ashland boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. M. Moses, 203 East For- ASK FOR NE BOHEMIAN ty-third street, announce the engagement SOLID ELECTRIC of their sister, Miss Lena Moses to Max TIRES Weil of this city. BETTE RYE BREAD Mrs. Lena Horwich, 1236 South Saw- KAUFMANS REPAIRED yer avenue, announces the engagement of her daughter, Evelyn, to A. J. Clon- FOR SALE at DELICATESSEN and GROCERY STORES TIRE CO. OF AMERICA ick, son of Mrs. Eva Clonick, 1105 1239 Michigan Avenue Phone Calumet 895 South Richmond street. VISIT CHICAGO'S FINEST FLORAL ESTABLISHMENT Men's Social Hygiene Talk for Young PIECES Associated. g BRUNS BEAUTIFUL FLORAL SPRAYS AS LOW AS $2.00 The speaker at the next open meet- ing of the Young Men's Associated FLORIST Teleph.one Kediae 1100 Jewish Charities to be held as usual in S L I 3040 W. MADISON ST. the Crystal Room, Hotel Sherman, Sunday, March 27, 1915, at 12:30 p. m., ] will be Dr. Rachel Yarros, associate professor at the University of Illinois. The subject of her address will be DAVID SAUL KLAFTER "Various Aspects of the Social Hygiene AR CHITE CT Movement." In addition to the address, Mr. James 1407-1415 SCHILLER BUILDING C. Higgins, a story teller of note, will SCentral 30 entertain. ] Luncheon will be table d'hote at sev- enty-five cents per person. ORIENTAL RUGS & CARPETS CLEANED ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS Cleaned by Compressed Air On Friday, April 2, at 8 :15 p. m., Rabbi or Vacuum System. Portable Machines. Naphtha Scouring. Cohon will preach on "The Feast of Free- Repairing of All Kinds. Rugs Stored, Packed and Shipped. dom," at Zion Temple. HYDE PARK COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING CO. THE LITTLE Rabbi T. Schanfarber will deliver the WORKS: 5165 STATE STREET GRAY SHOP sermon this Friday evening, March 26, at E. HAAKER, Mgr. FRED DALE AT 8:00 o'clock, at the Chicago Hebrew In- PHONE OAKLAND 1279 I'l 1511 E.55th St., ChicagoM ilin stitute. Rabbi Feuerlicht will speak to Telephone HydePark 5534 IInery the children at the Children's Service, Saturday afternoon, March 27, at 3:30 Laundry Once Phone Sunnyside 3533 o'clock. If We Do Your The WellKnown Clark Stree We Will Do It Ever Afterwards-Try Us and See STERN We will deliver FREE to your home, a One H. M.. S 1I TAILOR Pound Package of our Delicious COFFEE. The right place for Cleaning, Repairing and Pressing You Give It a Thorough Trial on your own PHONE EDGEWATER 543 4443 orth Clark Street table and we already know the result. If it does not satisfy you, (but we are certain it Phone Douglas 649 or 2910 I will you do not pay us for it. S Carpet and Rugs Your name on apost card is sufficient. ROGERS PALACE LAUNDRY RUG GLEANER Cleaned by the Best Process COLUMBIA COFFEE MILLS THE BIGGEST ONTHE NORTH SIDE Avenue S All Work Positively Guaranteed Central 8349 183 N. Wabash C. A. BOUSHELLE, 3249-51 Cottage Grove Ave -I I I I THE SENTINEL

1uuuihuh[i 1 lnilu lilluuliii 11111 1 11uhliilrr 1111111111 [iii 1uuu1ii ii uuui i 1III [IIi 1][iu Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kadison, nee Kate Krol, whose marriage took place last August, are now at home at 4335 Vin- SOCIETY cennes avenue. Miss Stella Tumpowsky of Syracuse, N. Y., is the guest of Mrs. L. H. Harri- son, 1256 Independence boulevard. Miss Bertha Loeffler will leave Thurs- day for New York City and Oyster Bay, accompanied by Miss Jule Pick of New York, who has been visiting in the city for several months. Miss Bessie Jacobson, 1525 South Mrs. J. Haas of St. Louis, Mo., is the Ridgeway avenue, entertained in honor guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Eva of Miss Sophia Lenit, 1505 South Cen- Gersmar, and danghter, 329 East 53rd tral Park avenue, on Wednesday, March street. 24. Mrs. Joseph A. Mesiroff of Milwaukee, Wis., and children, are visiting her par- Mr. and Mrs. Levi Loeb, 6237 Cham- ents, Rabbi and Mrs. J. Rappaport, for a plain avene, returned from Cleveland, few weeks. 0., Thursday, March 18, where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Loeb's mother, Mrs. J. C. Stern. Mr. and Mrs. David H. Weiss, 5423 Mrs. L. F. Weiss is chairman of a Prairie avenue, announce the birth of a Only Wardrobe group of North Side women who are ar- son on March 7. Trunk that Pre- SAVE HALF ranging for a prize auction and whist Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hork, nee Jessye Gourwich, announce the birth vents Wrinkles on Sunday, March 21, of a daughter, Myril. HE PADDED HINGED BUY WHOLESALE .LTOP on the garment Millinery, Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Elman, 540 Bel- Cloaks, den avenue, announce the birth of a son section of Hartmann Suits, Skirts,Waists on Monday, March 22. r Wardrobe Trunks raises easily, giving instant Make your selection Mrs. E. Marks and family, 531 East access. from a 44th street, have moved to 518 East 46th street. You pick the garment you $300,000 Stock want without guessing or Come Right to This Big Wholesale CLUBS. fumbling-replace it easily. House. We Sell Retail at Regu- The pad in this top fits lar Wholesale Prices. The Hebrew School Sons of Joseph tightly over the clothes will give a benefit performance at the holding them immovable Empire Theatre, Thursday evening, en route. That's why Trimmed Hats April 1. The Borduras Sewing Cltb held their WARDOBE Hundreds of Styles weekly meeting at the home of Miss ~~MANN Every conceivable idea in Annette Siff, 4915 Champlain avenue. RUNK'< large and small Sailors, Pokes, Those present were the Misses Bertha Speyer, Martha Polacek, Belle Gluck, and only the Hartmann, etc.-alI wanted colors. Annette Siff, Goldie Bell, Freda carry your clothes right- Schwalbe and Ida Levinson. The next free from wrinkles at the meeting will be held at the home of trip end. Pays for itself in $1.95 to $6.50 Miss Martha Polacek. Cost double in retail stores. the saving of pressing An entertainment was held in the charges alone, to say noth- One, illustrated, is $5.00. lodge rooms of the K. P.'s at the Ma- ing of time and annoyance. sonic Temple last Saturday evening. Made of finest quality im- Those who entertained were Flo Jacob- Many other exclusive features. See this and ported narrow Genuine Hemp son, Harry Newman, Mrs. Elkins, Katherine Spronz. The affair was un- the other Hartmann carry -with velvet ribbon and Mrs. L. E. Weiss. der the direction of Henry models. We a Weisberg, a full line. ostrich trimming. Photo by Bloom, Delaven Studio well known in the theatrical world. Patented here and abroad which will be given Monday, March 29, Among the many affairs given by the at 2 p. m. at the Green Mills Gardens for Nu Sigma Tan Sorority in honor of Untrimmed Hats the benefit of the European war sufferers. their two pledges, Blanche Brill and Mrs. Weiss is assisted by Mesdames Rob- Lilian Feuerlicht, was a dancing party ~fto RMANBNK at 45c to $5.00 given &I ert Goldstein, G. Louis, A. J. Liebman, March 5 at Fuller Park and a Every known Braid in stock C. Kohn, B. Meyers, M. Karger, W. theater party at the Illinois, Friday 626 Michigan Ave., South -every popular style. Cloutier, Newberger and B. Doane. Re- evening, March 20. Chicago's Greatest Store for Luggage freshments will be served after the games. Prudence Chapter, No. 729, 0. F. S., Adjoining Blackstone Hotel entertained in honor of their Miss Sadye R. Cohen, 1143 Craw- worthy A gencies Throughout the World U Genuine Hemp Hats ford avenue, was hostess at a whist and grand matron at Cedric Hall last Mon- as low as 45c. miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss day. $100,000 stock of materials to Ida Glick. Among those present were The members of the Northwest Fel- the Misses Esther Miller, Josie Lipman, lowship Club gave a surprise party on choose your trimmings from. Reva Steun, Ida Levitetz, Sarah Miller, Saturday evening, March 21, in honor Tille Goldstein, Anna Levitet, Mildred of their recording secretary, Aaron Hats Trimmed Free Becker, Isabel Goldblatt, Alice Cohen, Greenebaum, at his residence, 1311. Lillian Schutz, Sylvia Goldblatt, Hattie North Robey street, celebrating his if you buy your materials Blumberg, Mollie Goldblatt, Dorothy twenty-first birthday. An address was here-we furnish an expert Schutz and Mrs. B. Bunnin. made by Mr. Charles Oliff, president of the club. Covers wxere laid for forty to help you select them and A surprise dinner dance was given in honor of Dr. and Mrs. N. Schrayer, couples. a high-class designer will do 1841 Humboldt boulevard, at the The Orphan Helpers Club has put "Broadway Inn," Sunday evening, the sum of $50 at the disposal of the the trimming; this service free. March 21, in honor of their fifteenth Chicago Lying In Hospital Dispensary Come up--take elevator wedding anniversary. Covers were laid at 1336 Newberry avenue, for use for thirty-five couples. among the poor Jewish patients. The Samuel Herzog Company Manufacturing Wholesalers THE LIJ CCR I R3E R( FOUNDED Millinery & Women's Wear OF' D I A M 0INT 13 S 86 Have a corset made for your particularrequire- 107 S. Wabash Ave., wabash at Monroe ments. We are experienced originators of WATCHES AND FINE JEWELRY GOOD CORSETS Telephone Oakland 3972 Estimates Furnished MANUFACTURER OF SPECIAL JEWELRY Illinois Window Shade Company Zugscljbtert S. SEGAL, PROPRIETOR 104 N. State St. CHICAGO; HIGH GRADE GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES Particular Attention Given to Repairing Fine Watches and Jewelry CORSETS and LINGERIE WeClean Domesic aid Linenshades, 117£. 47th St. nr. Michigan Av. Tower Bldg., 4th Floor Mich. Av. & Madison St. THE SENTINEL

Limousines & Touring Cars same organization has furnished a room ers Sunday afternoon, April 11, at the at the Lying-in Hospital. They also temple, Day and Night Service 1114 South Marshfield avenue. supply several families with matzos at Edward H. Harris, 2317 Iowa street, THE INDEPENDENCE AUTO GARAGE this season. was unanimously elected presidents of Temple Judea Auxiliary will give a the Zerubovel Gate, Knights of Zion, on ONGER.0 3818-20 West Twelfth Street whist and dance in the Venetian Room Monday evening, March 22, at the Jcw- Near Independence Boulevard of the Douglas Park Auditorium, Sun- ish Educational Alliance, 1243 North day, March 28, afternoon and evening, Wood street. Mr. Harris' rise to the HYDE PARK Phone Kedzie 5460 followed by a supper. Among the mem- leadership of this organization was very bers of the reception committee are rapid. A member but six months, his the Misses Alice Harris, Ethel Harris, ability to successfully execut all work rolite Drivers Prompt Service The Best Laundry on the South Side Sophia Robinson, L. Schein, Jane Kan- tor, Lillie Novey, Ella Packer, Sadille Horwitz and Bloom. We call for and deliver bundles The Good Will Workers held their tag day Monday, March 22. The work LAUNDRY of sixty women and girls netted nearly $1,000. Miss Anna Goldstein was We cater to particular people. Foster's Hand Laundry chairman, assisted by Mrs. W. Gold- berg and Mrs. I. Hirschberg. The fol- Our aim is to please. lowing msses tagged: Mirian Paley, Have you ever sent us a bundle? 517 East 46th Street Birdie Essenstein, Fanny Hirschberg, Fanny Blude, Lydia Grinkey, Ida Gold- If you have, you would be one of Tel. Kenwood 3738 berg, Eva Valesky, Pearl Horke, Helen our many satisnee customera. Meyers, Anna Paddon, Anna Prescoll, Give us a trial. Flossie Grinker, Lillian Ross, Fay Lan- 1~ - field, Eva Kaleain, Ruth Melba Stein, Our work will stand on its merits Rosseta Lazarus, Ida Silverman, Alice BERMAN J. ELIEL JACOB M. LEB Mann, Pearl Siderman and Mrs. Segal. The M. C. C. Independent Order of Just Call Hyde Park 77 the S. H. were entertained Tuesday eve- ning, March 16, at the home of Miss Maria Welcher, 2113 Cortez. street. The ELIEL & LOEB guests were: Misses Esther B. Same- A Policy the Northwestern low, Bessie Dianna Grossman, Marya Mutual Life Insurance Co. Fire Underwriters Cable, Anne Weisberg, Flora Weisberg, of Milwaukee Wisconln Annette Samelow, Tyllia Cabel, Bessie IS YOUR most tangible, meat valuable ASSET. The cost is surprisingly low. V. Weisberg, Rosette Cable. On Satur- Edward H. Harris Set your own time for interview. Sam Wasserstei, "The Northwestern day, March 20, the club had a theatre B. 0 0 l77 Insurance Exchange Bldg. party and dinner. The next meeting undertaken by him was immediately Salesman,"9 Rookery Bldg. Wab. 1800 will be at the home of the Misses Cable recognized by the members. His aim Telephone Wabash 3961 of Lexington avenue. shall be to make the Zerubovel Gate, the greatest, largest and the best Zion- Mrs. A. Rosenberg, chairman of the istic organization in the west. Mr. relief committee of the S. S. L. P. C. S. Harris is organizer of the Clay Cul- CHICAGO'S FOREMOST and her various committee distributed ture Club, Illinois Authors Club and DANCING SCHOOL among poverty stricken families $360 the Council of Clubs of Stanford Park. for the Passover. Twenty-five dollars Other officers are Miss D. Vogelhuth, TEIFW WESTMINSTER DANCING was given to the Federation, $15 to the vice-president; Miss Ida Conviser, re- War Fund, $5 for matzos, and $10 for cording secretary; Mr. L. Gardener, ACADEMY, ON THE MAIN FLOOR flour for Palestine. Announcement has 816 financial secretary: Mr. J. Link, treas- r c'oo to 828 EAST 47th STREET been made of a public whist which will urer; Mr. I. Harris, culture director, Between Drexel Blvd, and Cottage Grove Ave. be held in April. and Mr. G. J. Pollack, sergeantat-arms. Exceptional method of Private and Class Instruction. The B'nai Abraham auxiliary held Meetings are held alternate Mondays Classes Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 8 P. M. their annual meeting on Sunday after- at 8 p. m. at the Jewish Educational Dancing Parties Wednesday and Saturday, 8 P. M. noon, March 21. The interesting fea- Alliance. Private lessons by appointment. ture of this meeting was a lecture by, Phone Kenwood 5968 Dr. Cohon of Zion Temple. Dr. Cohon FRANK BEMENT, : Master of Dancing spoke on the "Present Conditions of Send for Catalogue the European War and Its Effect on Israel." The next affair of the auxil- iary is the annual masque dance on Oo Saturday evening, March 27, at Illinois Hall. The auxiliary will give a benefit High Class Luncheons, card party for the Palestine war stif-r- Soda, Candy and Cigars D Co Lowest Prices Consistent ~Y Paul Straus with BEST VALUES SCo. (INC.) Drugs, Toilet Articles, 2723 W.Madison St. Prescriptions, Sundries Phone Seeley 4137 Exclusive We sell the finest Liquors and Wines is the city at the Ai Ladies' LOWEST PR.,CES Tailors : /W Spring and Morrison Hotel Drug Store Summer Styles 71 West Madison Street Call and inspectour large I WILL MAKE A $50 Just East of Clark asorimest of Correct Medels and Materials for TAILORED SUIT this season. LA VENGA Suits $12 and up FOR $30 NOW Skirts $3 and up For the next two weeks only this offer Your own material, in- holds good. It is just between seasons eludine allfindis. Sat- isfaction garanteed. and I want to keep my workmen busy. My work's guaranteed. Exclusive Men's Department- Latest Style Woolens and high-class workman- J. S. KLEIN ship guaranteed. Ladies' Tailor SUITS -$2 Street . 00 and Up 3223 2466 North Clark OVERCOATS .J.JY and Up West 12th St. Phone Lincoln 1927 A REAL HAVANA SMOKE THE SENTIINEtL

ROBERT F. BRODERIC, EXPERT PACKER OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND Thc Germania Lodge of the Free WORKS OF ART Sons of Israel will hold a whist and The expert packing of fine furniture, costly social at the Masonic Temple Drill Hall THE LINDLAHR silverware, painiings, pictures, china, bric-a-brac, on Sunday, March 28, at 2 p. in. The pianos, books, marble figures, bronzes, rugs, tin- ens, etc., has been brought to a fine art in proceeds of this affair will go to the Chicago by Robert E. Broderic, superintendent Palestine war sufferers. SANITARIUM of the Chicago Fireproof Storage Warehouse. Mrs. Sidney S. David will entertain For Nature Cu-e Storage orders and shipments of valuable goods of this kind always result in serious loss and the members of the Coterie at her and Osteopathy damage, unless the packing is done with great home, 2151 Caton street, Saturday, care and by skillful packers. It is a science that March 27. All diseases treated by modern must be mastered by long years of special train- natural methods, such as Pure ing and cannot he learned in a day, nor by Miss Leona Dunas entertained the Food, Hydrotherapy, Osteop- rough and uneducated hands that have no appre- Eamanon Whist Club at a whist Sun- ciation of the real value of the articles to be athy, Chiropractic, Homeop- packed. (lay evening, March 21, at her home, athy, Corrective Gymnastics, Mr. Broderic is inown here and in New York 1420 S. Millard avenue, followed by a Rational Mental Therapeutics, as an expert in his business and his conmis- musical program. The feature for the etc. etc. sions for such work come from the best of evening was a violin solo by Charles families, testimonials regarding his workmanship TRANSIENT TREATMENTS from such people as Messrs. John W. Gates, Silverman, and a vocal duet by jack P. A. Valentine, J. L. Loose, L. C. Krauthoff, Ehrenholt and William Schattenfield. For the benefit of those who Ira Nelson Morris, John Ringling, Herman E. Dick, A. Watson Armour, T. E. Mitten, Baron The prize winners for the evening were can live at home we give Tran- A. A. Schlippenbach, Sigfried Levy, A. S. Miss Dina Cohen and Henry L. Lyon. sient Treatment at our Sanitarium with a special course of instructions to be Friend, J.M. Wile, S- M. Hamburger, J. C. The next whist party will be held at followed out in your own home. By this method you obtain practically the Manheimer, Herman Oppenheimer, Ferdinand same Siegel, Dr. W. A. Fisher and many others com- the home of Miss Doris WVolf, 1321 results as fror a sojourn in an expensive sanitarium. mend his method of doing business. South California avenue, April 4. Mr. Broderic will be pleased to call at your MUD BATHS FOR RHEUMATISM home at your convenience and give figures for The Star Auxilliary of the M. N. J. O. doing any kind of work. His prices are always [1. announces a whist and lotto party to are given at our ELMHURST HEALTH RESORT forty-five minutes' ride from heart of city. reasonable and his twenty-five years' experience be given Wednesday, May 19, at the Doug FREE EYE DIAGNOSIS CLINIC EVERY SUNDAY 9 TO 10 A. M. in our midst is a guarantee of satisfaction. When las Park auditorium. you decide to store or ship your household be- Popular lectures on the art and science of natural healing and liv ing every longings, write Mr. Broderic, superintendent Chi. The Chicago Auxiliaries of the Los An- cago Fireproof Storage Warehouse, 2101 South Sunday morning 10 to 11. Wabash avenue, or telephone Calumet 1140-1341- geles Jewish Consumptive Sanatorium 1342. have requested all young ladies who arc THE LINDLAHR NATURE CURE INSTITUTES, Inc. willing to participate in tle "tag-day" Phone Monroe 6048 525 South Ashland Blvd., Chicago, for the benefit of the poor and unfortu- Ill. iate consumptives, to be held Thursday. SEND FOR FREE HEALTH CULTURE LITERATURE-DEPT. A, 3-i5. April 15th, to send their names and ad- dresses to Miss S. Spira, 3825 West W. H. Kidwell 8 Son Twenty-second street. Successors to J. F. Kidwell & Bro. PASSOVER SERVICES Largest Auto Livery on the North Side (Continued From Page 3) THEY LOOK LIKE PRIVATE CARS Phones On Sunday, March 28, "A Model Les- CHARGE ACCOUNTS EDGEWATER197 FLORISTS soi on the Seder" will be given before SOLICITED AND- the Religious School at 10:00 a. m. WILSON AVENUE GARAGE CO. DECORATORS Temple B'nai Jehoshuah. R.C. MacPherso,Manager 3806 24 Wentworth Ave. Passover services will be held at the Phone: Yards 694 Temple, Tuesday, March 30, at 10 a. in. 4551 Kenmore Avenue, CHICAGO 923-29 East Forty-third Street A service will also be held Wednesday Phone Oakland 830 morning, March 31, at 10:30 o'clock. r ALL SIZES TIRES AND TUBES Rabbi A. H. Levy will preach at both at Down Town Prices services. DAY AND ALL NIGHT SERVICE Hebrew Institute. Buildop your district, Patronize homeindustries I'sach services will be conducted at the Institute on the following days: Phone Superior 5528 Monday, March 29, 6:00 p. i.; Tuesday, March 30, 8:00 a. m. and 6:00 p. i.; Wednesday, March 31, 8:00 a. m.; Sun- The Smooth Edge on Our (orbteUL & 3irtman day, April 4, 6:00 a. i.; Monday, April Collars Gives Great Comfort 5, 8:00 a. m. and 6:00 (North p. m.; Tuesday, Shore Electric Garage) April 6, 8:00 a. m. and Saves Your Temper 1452-54 N. Clark St. All who live in the neighborhood are cordially invited to attend these serv- EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY COMPANY WE SPECIALIZE IN ices. Addresses will be delivered by General Office North Side Branch Repairing Painting members of the Chicago Rabbinical As- 66 E. 22nd Street - 544 N. State Street Trimming social, and others fully qualified will Battery work and charging occupy the pulpit. Phones: Calumet 156 and 157 ------Superior 332 at moderate prices TRY Uxs Sinai Social Center. The children of the Sinai Social Cen- TTDL' SHREE THINGS TO LOOK ter are preparing for a Passover enter- PUREd, SAFE MILK FOR WHEN BUYING MILK taininent to be given Sunday afternoon, April 4, at 2:30 o'clock. Admission will No. 1. The health department's 0. K., which is the number on the cap -our be by ticket only, for which a charge number is (1) one. FRECKLES of ten cents will be made. The pro- No. 2 The day on which the milk was bottled is plainly printed on the cap. This ceeds are to be contributed to the fund assures fresh milk. for Jewish war sufferers. No. 3. Look for this trade mark, "GERM-NO," which has this organization back of it and assures you of the best that human effort and modern machinery February and March Bring Out Un- Marks Nathan Jewish Orphan Home. sightly Spots-How to Remove can do. Easily. Divine services will, as usual, be held Our Milk is Perfectly Pasteurized during the ensuing festivals at the The woman with tender skin dreads Synagogue and will be conducted by February and March because they are the Rev. Chas. Alexander and the SIDNEY WANZER & SONS likely to cover her face with ugly Home choir. Children of the Home Established 1857 Phones: Douglas 817, Hyde Park 207, Stewart 139 freckles. No matter how thick her veil, will speak during the morning serv- the sun and winds have a strong ten- ices. The following Rabbis will speak dency to make her freckle. during the afternoon services: Rabbi Fortunately for her peace of mind, Budzinsky, the second day Passover at the recent discovery of a new prescrip- 4 p. i.; Rabbi Silber, Sabbath Chol- tion, othine-double strength-makes it Hamoed, at 4 p. i.; Rabbi Kardon, possible for even those most suscepti- Sunday, Chol-Hamoed, at 5 p. m.; Rabbi ble to freckles to keep their skin clear Goldenson, the Seventh day Passover, and white. No matter how stubborn a at 4 p. in. The public is cordially in- case of freckles you have, the double vited to attend. strength othine should remove them. Get an ounce from your druggist and Deborah Boys' Club. banish the freckles. Motey back if it A- Seder will be given Monday night, fails. March 29, conducted by Dr. Feuerlicht. THE SENTINEL 19

SWEITZER GAINING Probably no-element in the municipal campaign has won for Robert M. Sweit- ILLINOIS HALL zer greater support, particularly among Cor. Madison St. and OgdenAve. Jewish voters than the unfair method NORTH AVENUE STATE BANK applied This popular hall, so accessible from by his oponents to discredit NORTH AVENUE AND LARRABEE STREET him on religious ground. Jews are the all parts of city, is just the place for A SAFE BANK FOR YOUR SAVINGS Balls, Weddings, Receptions, first to feel the wrong of injecting the religious issues SAVINGS DEPOSITS in sums of One Dollar or more to any amount, are received on Banquets, Parties and Meetings. into a political cam- which three per cent interest is allowed, computed semi-annually. paign. Desiring the right to worship Money deposited on or before the tenth of any month will receive interest from the first of METROPOLTANSTTION' the way they see fit, Jews that month. Sts. not only Paulin and Madison recognize, but demand, the right of SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. The most spacious and complete Safe Deposit Vaults on the those with differing religious convic- North Side are operated in connection with this Bank. Boxes $3.00 per year, upwards. OFFICERS:-Landon Cabell Rose. Pres. Chas. E. Schick, Cashier Otto G. Roehling, Asst. Ceshier tions to be undisturbed in exercise of John T. Emery, V.-Pres. C. E. Stimming. Asst. Cashier NEWTHEAtE their faith. Jews look beyond the re- Your Business is Cordially invited. Open Saturday Evenings 6 te 9 ASHLAND BOULEVARD ligious affiliation of a candidate and ask only that he be a sincere and able man, seeking a chance to serve the MadisonStreet Car$ -. " t OgdenAvenue Cars community. Accordingly, Robert M. andall intersecng lines Lake StreetElevated and Sweitzer's candidacy has made great MetropolitanElevated .Q with transfersto and from gains among voters of our faith. His FARBER & WITTENBERG northand south 1side elevate" Z > active supporters now include Julius Rosenwald, Judge Philip Stein, Levy St _ CHICAGO Moyer, Samuel Alschuler, Henry Ho- mer, Jacob Lindheimer, David Pfaelzer, Judge Fisher, and Judge Sabath. Election of Robert M. Sweitzer by Celebrated Thin&Medium MATZOS a plurality of not less than 125,000 was All departments, pleasure, utility, predicted yesterday by Henry Stuckart, Are always fresh and delicious. On sale at Fancy Groceries every- etc., entirely renovated and redeco- chairman of the Sweitzer campaign where. We ship promptly to all parts of the country. Orders for rated for the season of 1914-15. committee. He says: Egg Matzos and all Pesach supplies promptly attended to. For rates and dates apply to "The Democratic candidates for mayor received 290,000 votes at the Order by mail or phone. PHONE CANAL 2236 J. C. F. GATJENS, Manager PHONE MONROE 4642 Democratic primaries. There is prac- tically no dissension in the Democratic ranks. On registration day the Demo- crats added considerably to their SPECIAL ATTENTION given to diseases of EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT strength and placed the names of thou- sands of additional voters on the lists. When the fact that thousands of Re- SERVICE publicans and Progressives are openly declaring that they are going to vote DR. L. R. MELNIKOFF FOR CAREFUL AND EXPERI- for Mr. Sweitzer and that thousands 30 N. MICHIGAN BOULEVARD ENCED SERVICE IN ALL THE more have made up their mind to do so, BRANCHES OF FURNITURE but are keeping quiet, no one can figure MICHIGAN BOULEVARD BLDG. HOURS: 1:30 to\2:30 P. M. that Mr. Sweitzer will get less than MOVING AND STORING, AT Suite 922 Evenings by Appointment 325,000 votes on Tuesday, April 6. I Phone Central 6847 REASONABLE RATES, estimate that the total vote on that day will be in the neighborhood of Residence: 1022 W. 64th Street - Phone Normal 9059 CHICAGO, ILL. Phone Calumet 2407 600,000. The Socialists generally cast at least 15,000 votes, without the assist- SOur man will be glad to call' at ance ow women. That means that the your convenience and leave an normal Socialist vote would be about 30,000 with women voting. Our polls estimate. show that a number of dissatisfied Re- BOWMAN DAIRY CO. publicans and Progressives are going to MILK BOTTLED IN THE COUNTRY G0 0 LD WAREHOUSE cast "protest" votes for the Socialist and Prohibitionist candidates. This Milk, Cream, Butter, Buttermilk & VAN COMPANY means that these two parties will poll about 75,000 votes between them. This Do our wagons serve you? 2217-21 Cottage Grove Avenue leaves only 200,000 votes for Thompson Why not have the best ? (Est. 1875) to get. The difference between 325,000 votes and 200,000 votes is 125,000, which is the smallest plurality than can be 4221-4229 State Street figured Telephones at all division offices Telephone SService De for Mr. Sweitzer." Oakland 829 Evanston Chicago Oak Park SEMERY e Join the DAY or NIGHT Classes at The only place of its kind in the city where you can buy brass and iron beds, MOTOR LIVERY CO. mattresses, springs and pillows at a guaranteed saving of 30%. We also ren- ovate mattresses, box springs, feathers, and we relacquer beds. Satisfaction guar- Stearns Silent Knight Cars PIERSON anteed or we will cheerfully refund your money. Phones Douglas 115S RH I 1 B13 R~OT FE 1 Phone Wentworth 6203 Phones Midway 54 Business College Factory 6011-13 S. State Street. Phone and mail orders filled. GARAGE ACCOMMODATIONS ------1134-42 Wilson Ave. LIVING ST PON ' S 59 East 34th St. Chicago, Illinois r M ONDAY after Faster. This school is fully ac- R Y pB K ^ A T. C. GLEASON credited and is recognized as gO Yeairs the Sttandard Robes and Paraphernalia one of the most Progressive I for all Secret Societies- also and most Up-to-date Business Badges, Banners, Flags Colleges in Chicago. SISSON' S and Pennants We attract the better class Prescription Drug Store - Popular Prices of students. Business men, Do not hesitate to call us when needing something. "We deliver the goods." 173 WEST MADISON ST., CHICAGO Prescriptions are given particular and prompt attention. Main 60 when in need of help, send to Telephone us for it-we have more calls Called for and delivered. No extra charge. than we can possibly fill. Basmtxan Agency One Day Service Fancy Draperies a Specialty Kodaks, films, plates, paper and supplies. A full line. Printing and developing. MRS. HARVEY Get ready-good times are 50th PLACE AND COTTAGE GROVE AVENUE HFMSTITHING coming. 4 Phones-OAKLAND No. 1-Easy to Remember STAMPING, PI3OT, PLAITING and BUTTONS P. S.-Note my new fountain fixtures and enlarged store about May 1st. 618-E. 47th St., Chicago Phone Kenwood 5469 20 THE SENTINEL

Harrison 3342 F Harrisn. 3342 A PASSOVER APPEAL (Continued From Page 11) Moses Mont. Hebrew School.... .07 "Pay Your Taxes Here" Hebrew High School...... 03 Sawyer Ave. School ...... 01 West Side Ladies' Charities...... 01 SQUA This Bank is the author- Jewish Cons. Relief Society...... 07 z ized Sub - Collector for Northwest Hebrew School...... 02 ~. the payment of all Cook Lechem Loravim ...... 06 County

Shelter House ...... 03 BANK Northwest Free Burial Society... .01 1f TAXES Administration ...... 06 Total ...... $1.00 Open Daily: 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. 1 LI .lIuIIUllI One contribution to the Federated March 10th to May 1st, 1915 provides for all. The Federated acts as the central agency for all these in- This rapidly growing Bank has over stitutions, collecting the money from 6,000 customers and solicits SAVINGS Floral Service the public and giving it to the institu- and CHECKING accounts. tions as needed.

.L ii The Federated saves you the annoy- 'a! ances of having a great number of col- FIRST MORTGAGES f10 and pe pi lectors from many institutions dunning Account you for a contribution to each one sep- CAPITAL SURPLUS Open a Charge arately. $225,000.00 The Federated saves the institutions i Then when you wish to send flowers the expense of each one sending out in- dividual collectors. Over 25 cents of GASOLINE USERS, ATTENTION! anywhere in the United States- every dollar ;i contributed used to go to the collectors. The Federated is do- wire us or order by mail or telephone ing this work much more systematic- ally, getting more money, but not and your order will be executed with enough yet, and at the much lower ex-

:l11 i f that degree of perfection that is char- pense of 6 cents. A LIQUID ADDED TO GASOLINE Draw your own conclusions as to INCREASES MILEAGE FROM 40 TO 60 % which is the better way. Then give the acteristic of Fleischman. Federated your best financial support. MORE SPEED!-MORE POWER!

Ali 100% FLEXIBILITY i . The Federated helps you. Help the "1iL " Federated. ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED l Quart Can r Greatest Gas- i "THE 1 I fa FOUR CUPS AS SYMBOLS" treat "oline Improver will wi treat- and Carbon (Continued From Page 7) 64 Gals. Gasoline Remover Eves Egypt, Israel expresses the prophetic $1.35 Known-A hope that the time will and must come Liquid Poured when all mankind will be freed from Gallon Can P.in your Gaso- physical, moral and spiritual slavery. wil treat line-It Mixer J will treat Immediately To hasten the dawn of that glorious 256Gals. Gasoline WImmithout :i"I l day is the task for all Israel. The more $5.00 S-tirring Railway Exchange Building the light of truth dissipates the dark-

i" ness of ignorance, bigotry and super- Cleans and Prevents Carbon Deposits, on Spark Jackson and Michigan Boulevard stition, the more widespread Israel's Plugs, Valves, Pistons and Cylinders. doctrine of righteousness and justice, Guaranteed not to contain Picric or any other 3342 the nearer will we be to that time when acid, ether, camphor, or any ingre- SsHarrison all men and nations will be freed from dient injurious to motors

. the bonds of selfishness and prejudice, UFIIED PRODUCTS MFG. CO. *""Encl..osed .etr when all will unite in the spirit of social 219 E. 22nd Street . E 0-f14 $5.00 for Isypi fij service to raise mankind to a higher Chicago, Illinois * $1.35-

f, I "." one quart-one gallon rr r .~~iP~)H--- 1--- _~ __ ~UI~~yTOCI' and broader vision under the banner e- rrrllr lu sy'Na.~ Tel. Calumet ** Gasolette - sent express- _-I_ of the universal God of freedom. 4995 Amen. ** age prepaid. S' NAME ...... ** ADDRESS...... LECTURES . CITY...... STATE...... The last lecture of the season of the Chicago Hebrew Institute activities will be given by Prof. John C. Kennedy, of the University of Chicago, on "What We Can Learn From European Cities." On account of holiday, the next lecture will be given Wednesday evening, March 31, at 8:00 o'clock, instead of Monday evening at Sinai Center. Prof. Charles H. Burkholder of the Art Institute will give a stereopticon lecture on "The Treasures of the Art Institute."

THOMAS D. NASH. Thomas D. Nash, Democratic candi- date for re-election for alderman for the third ward ,deserves the support of every voter of the third ward. He has shown himself to be well fitted for this office, being a man of honesty and Phones of good, sound ideals. He has been OAKLAND keeping himself in touch with all the 495 - 496 - 497 business and improvement associations of the ward, and by that means has known the exact needs of the ward.

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BANKING HOUSE OF MANISCHEWITZ'SS JOS. STEIN & CO. World Famous Cincinnati Matzos Now merging into a State Bank under the name of Mrs. Jacob Herman Famous as the crisp and strictly Kosher Rose Herman, nee Mendelsohn, be- STATE COMMERCIAL loved wife of Jacob, mother of Max, Matzos-absolutely pure in quality. Our Matzos Dora, Mrs. Blanche Fleishman, and are baked in our large sanitary and model bake AND SAVINGS BANK Molly, sister of Herman and Isadore Mendelsobn, Mrs. H. Aronson, Mrs. L. shops, having a model system of ventilation and Capital and Surplus, : $250,000.00 Posner, Adolph Mendelsohn, Mrs. B. 3% ON SAVINGS Kirschbaum, Sunday, at 10 a. m. Fu- wrapped in s p e c i a l weatherproof paper. Our 4% TIME DEPOSITS neral was held Tuesday, March 23, at to 14 in a pound-are very Checking Accounts Solicited 2 p. i., from residence, 2941 Walton Deutsche Matzos-12 SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS street; by automobile to the Sons and thin and delicately baked. Our Egg Matzos are un- Daughters of Jacob cemetery. First Gold Mortgages For Sale excelled. Sold by all grocers. Money Forwarded to Germany-Austria-ungary Samuel Redelsheimer Delivery Guaranteed Samuel Redelsheiier died March 22, Demand Manischewitz's Matzos 1935 Milwaukee Ave. Near Western age 66 years, 9 months, born in Wallen- stein, Bavaria, Germany, May 28, 1848, IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIJI'III'Ililill beloved husband of Adelaide Redels- heimer, father of Edith, Stella, Lena, Reuben and Frederick. Funeral was MAX ABEL, Manager held from late residence, 3539 N. Pau- 1545 West 12th Street lina street, Wednesday, 1 p. i.; by autos to Waldheim. Member of Home Telephone Canal 5129 Mail Orders Solicited Lodge, No. 508, A. F. & A. M., Monte- fiore Council, No. 218, National Union.

Ben B. Rosenthal Ben B. Rosenthal, well known in the theatrical world, died of pneumonia, Hotel Prices aged 42 years. He was born near De- Don't Pay Outrageous troit, Mich., and has been living in Chi- cago for the last ten years. Beloved The Warner Hotel, located at 33rd and Cottage Grove son of Samuel, brother of Helen and Avenue, offers every convenience of the well regulated, perfectly Joe Rosenthal, Fannie Imhoff and Het- equipped family hotel. Is located within the quiet zone, assuring tie Wolff. Funeral was held Monday, perfect rest and is within twenty minutes ride from the loop March 22, at 12 o'clock noon, from chapel to Mount Israel. He was a mem- business and theatre districts. We give you advantage of our Own your own home. This can-be ac- low rates in the price of rooms and in prices charged in our cafe. complished by saving a portion of your ber of Lawn Lodge, No. 815, A. F. & wages every week and putting it in the hank A. M., and Chicago Lodge, No. 4, of where it will earn more. With money in toe the Elks. Write us for special rates and reservations. Regular rates hank, you are in a position to buy a home, while if you spend all you make. you can never $1.00 to $1.50 per day with bath. Special weekly rates. expect to live in your own house. 61.00 will Philip Simon start a savings account. Philip Simon, dearly beloved husband of Amelia, fond father of Mrs. Emil THE WARNER HOTEL COMPANY GUARANTEE TRUST & Rosenthal, Mrs. Isaac H. Cohn, Mrs. Telephone Douglas 673 33rd and Cottage Grove Avenue Ben L. Treusch and Saul. Funeral was SAVINGS BANK held Wednesday, 1 p. i., services at 835 West 63rd Street chapel, 2110 W. North avenue; by auto- mobiles to Graceland. Mrs. Sarah Strauss Mrs. Sarah Strauss, widow of Jacob Kenwood Floral Strauss, a pioneer in the shoe business in Chicago, died Thursday. March 18, Company at her residence, 5618 Prairie avenue. She was born in New York City sixty- Cut Flowers and Plants two years ago and came to Chicago in a Specialty the early '70s. She was the beloved mother of Louis, Albert, Edwin and 1117 East 47th Street Pearl. Funeral was held from Ham- burg's chapel, 4649 Prairie avenue, Sun- Phone Oakland IS - Henry Etlmers, Propr. day morning. March 21, 8:45 prompt; interment Rosehill. L. E. YAGER Henry Weil & CO. Henry Weil died at his residence, 416 1966 Insurance Exchange, CHICAGO E. 49th street; husband of Hennie, father of Meyer, Mrs. Leon M. Ham- Insurance inall its branches burger, David, Mrs.- David Wanger, FIRE-AUTOMOBILE-BURGLARY Mrs. Shandor M. Zinner, Clarence, ACCIDENT and LIABILITY Roy and Helen. Funeral was held from Isaiah Temple, 45th street and Before insuring your automobile, call us, Vincennes avenue, Wednesday, March 'Phone Wabash 1717. We can save you money. 24, at 9:30 a. i., to Rosehill. Meyer Wolff Ladies,Lais7 Learner HAIRDRESSING,MAN'ICURING, Meyer Wolff, 90 years old, died at his ColosimO's Restaurant home, 1237 North Dearborn street, SHAMPOOING - everything per- Friday, March 19. Mr. Wolff was born 2128 WABASH AVENUE taining to Beauty Culture. We teach in Dorston, Germany, and came to this on easy payments. Call or write for particulars country sn 1880. He had been in busi- Frances Beauty Shop ness in Chicago for thirty-four years. Best Italian Restaurant in Chicago. He was president of M. Wolff & Son. REFINED MUSIC, CUISINE UNEXCELLED. 2017 MaIlers Bldg. 5 S. Wabash Ave. He was the beloved husband of Eva Wolff, nee Eisendrath, father of Mrs. SPECIAL TABLE D'IOTE DINNER, price Telephone 3443 Orders Promptly Attended to Simon Levy, Mrs. Herman Heymanson, 60 cents. With Wine or Stein of Blatz Private Mrs. Adolph Hertz, Mrs. E. A. Ginter, Mrs. Gus Glueckauf, Samuel, Oscar, Stock Beer, 75 cents. Washington Park Wine & Liquor Co. Benjamin and Nathan Wolff. Funeral Served Every Day From 5 to 9 P. M. WINES, LIQUORSAND CORDIALS services were held at Temple Sholom, Family Trade Our Specialty Grace and Pine Grove avenue, Mon- 6314 Cottage Grove Ave. CHICAGO day, March 22. Interment, Rosehill. M. FREDERICK, Manager 22 THE SENTINEL

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FOREIGN NEWS. DOMESTIC NEWS. Auto Livery B_eer A. B3. 13. Was Witte Murdered? Army and Navy Jews Stationed Near 6230 Cottage Grove Ave. AUTO LIVERY The Day, the New York Yiddish New York Get Passover Leaves Phones, Normal 5240, Englewood 9422 the. following: The Young Men's Hebrew Army and Cunningham, Pierce-Arrow, Abbott, Detroit daily, publishes Limousines, Touring Cars, Taxicabs. Day CNight Service. "A report has just reached us that Navy Association has obtained leaves Count Witte, the late Prime Minister of absence for all Jewish sailors and Touring Cars, Limousines TA VI Cigars of Russia, did not die a natural death, soldiers attached to army and navy Phone Garfield 1973 TAXI Reasonable LA FLOR DE ALGEO CIG RS but was strangled by people connect- posts in and around New York for Prompt service day and night. CLEAR HAVANA C1GA RS ed with the government because of his three days during the feast of the rates for all occasions. Hoffman Auto Livery. 3416W. 12th St., near Homan Ave. Manufactured by Win. D. Algeo & Co. activities in favor of peace. Accord- Passover. Fifteen hundred sailors and Phone West 2128 ing to the same report Count Witte soldiers will celebrate the feast in a 1635 West Van Buren Street Auto Repairs visited Berlin incognito about a month body. The leaves of absence will be QUEEN CAROLINE AND JOE I A ago endeavoring to negotiate terms effective March 29, 30 and 31. AUTO AND WAGON REPAIRING TINKER-CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS Woodwork B k h Monroe 557 with Germany. Special Forgings : Blacksmithing Spector Bros. Makers-Phone So. Clark St. "Another report from Copenhagen 90,000 lbs. of Matzos Needed in New J.W. SLICK Telephone Calumet 4170 Branch Store 107 states that about three months ago York. 2245 Cottage Grove Ave. Count Witte was summoned by the Corns - The Kehillah of New York City has Czar and asked as to the advisability of sent out an appeal for funds to enable NORTH SHORE BATTERY & REPAIR CO. CORDNS AND ALL FOOT ILLS Lighting SystemM- CORNS QUICKLY RELIEVED starting a campaign to gain favorable its members to distribute matzos and Magneto and MOTOR REPAIRING Prof. Wm. Emanuel Scientific Chiropody Co. public opinion for Russia for the pur- other food among poor Jews of the AGENCYFOR VIVOX BATTERY TelephoneWellington 7740 Inc. pose of securing loans in Europe and east side before the beginning of the 3759 SHEFFIELD AVENUE 135 So. State Street. Established 1887 in. America. It is understood that Passover. to the Czar that THE Count Witte declared Moses H. Phillips, president of the AUTOMOBILEREPAIRING& MACHINE CO.AUTO REPAIRS FAIR -- DEPARTMENT the only condition upon which he could S. TUSIS, D. C. O.,'' LIST Kehillah, said there had been more ap- Lampsand Radiators a Specialty. Enamelingand Nickel Plating FOOT SPECIALIST' undertake such a mission with any de- plicants this year than for a long while OVERHAULING.1227 Michigan Avenue Third Floor gree of hope would be to give assur- before and that at fewest 90,000 pounds of PhoneCalumet 426 ances to the world that the Jewish matzos would be needed to supply the Cleaner and Dyer question would be solved at the close demand. Five pounds of matzos would !Auto Supplies of the war. MAX E. YAFFE be, allowed for each member of a fam- Cleaner and D Y Ei "To this the Czar is supposed to have ily, he said. Other Jewish societies also THE AMPVO BATTERY CO. Phone Garfield 9443 MFRS. STORAGE BATTERIES replied: are helping to supply food for the Pass- Electric Vehicles Batteries at reasonable prices, also 3728 W. Twelfth Street " 'Under these circumstances I do not over. washing and renewals. Tel. Douglas 8649 Goods Called For and Delivered " 3031 Michigan Ave. Near Lakota Hotel think.we can do anything.' Delicatessen Herman Bernstein, editor of The Leo Frank's Judge Dies 'QUALITY SERVICE" Expert Tire Repairing Day, who knew Count Witte inti- PAUGH & BAKER i ca e s e n Judge L. S. Roan of Atlanta, Ga., Chicago Vulcanizing 8 Supply Co. Ave. - el essen upon the report 4310 Indiana mately, in commenting who presided at the trial of Leo Frank Phone 2598 Calumet 1536 Michigan Ave. A new, clean, fresh and full line of Table Deli- that Count Witte was assassinated, We also repair Automobile Pumps for the murder of Mary Phagan and im- L. E. FOLZ, Prop. cacies. Also a full line of M D. Singer, Co.'s Sausages said: posed the death sentence upon him, STelephone Kenwood 6382 "Although the report sounds vild, died in New York last Tuesday morn- Reliable Auto Painting 6 Trimming Co. Dressmaking and there is no means of ascertaining ing of cancer.. at this moment the accuracy of the Judge Roan presided at Frank's orig- Body Building and Seat Covers a Specialty OW^ ROBES rumor, everything is possible in Rus- 25, 1913, sen- Tel. Doug. 8229. 3149-51 Cottage Grove Ave. DRESSMAKING GOWNS, ROBES inal trial, and on August Mmes. Diogot & Levin sia. When I recall how Herzenstein tenced him to die on October 10, 1913. of the 10,000 MILE GUARANTEED 720 W. 12th Street, Schiff's Bldg., Room 38 and Yollos, the famous members An appeal for a new trial automatically Telephone Monroe 6228 Duma, were assassinated by leaders of caused a stay of execution, and when DAYTON AIRLESS TIRES the Black Hundred by order of the gov- Frank was arraigned for resentence on FOR ELECTRIC CARS Dress Sundries ernment officials, and when I recall March 7, 1914, Judge Benjamin H. Hill 2011 Michigan Ave. Calumet 3069 how Count Witte himself told me in LADIES, DO YOU KNOW? had succeeded Judge Roan in the case. That I makeall Dress Plaitings his study in St. Petersburg that Prime But it was Judge Roan who presided COYLE & VALERGA TIRE REPAIR WORKS styles of artistic Minister Stolypin was directly respon- ButtonsCovered, Pinking,Etc. Finest Work. Lowest Prices throughout the trial when the demon- Specialists on Tire and Tube Repairing of all kinds. All CEO. C. AUWERDA 1155N. Clark St. PhoneSuperior 3341 sible for the plot upon his (Witte's) work guaranteed. Large stock of new and secondhand tires. strations of persons' who believed 360 E. 33rd St. Phone Douglas 555 life, that Dr. Dubrovin, a friend of the Frank guilty attracted such attention. D rugs Czar, had hired agents to assassinate CISLER & SERSON, (Inc.) him, and had placed a bomb in his RELIABL IRES EDW. WILLIAMS S Auto Supplies Pharmacist DRUGS house, I should not be surprised if I AND TUBESS- Auto Supplies Elopes With Doorman. Everything for the Garage : Storm Curtains, Cushions, Cov- We Deliver Anything, Any time, Anywhere learn that Count Witte, whom I know ers, ete. Phone Douglas 824 31 1 1 Michigan Blvd. Phone Oakland 588 to have been one of the greatest ad- Isabel Bernheimer, 18 years old, S. W. Cor. 47th Street and Vincennes Avenue daughter of Charles D. Bernheimer, of vocates of peace, was removed in a PRESCRIPTION EXPERTS D mysterious way." New York City, eloped, last Saturday REROUND LAWNDALE DRUG CO. DRUGS with James Murray, doorman of the BEARINGS AHLBERG BEARING CO. Isidor E. Chez, Ph. G., R. Ph., S. W.cor. 12th St. fashionable Brentmore apartment. Mur- and Lawndale Ave. Phone Lawndale 3008-8167 A Scene in the Russian Duma ray has held this position for six 2636 Michigan Ave. Phone Calumet 3970 We are in business for YOUR health M. Purishkevitch, the notorious Rus- months at $40 a month;. CHICAGO MAGNETO EXCHANGE (Not Inc.) Expressing sian anti-Semite, recently left the Duma Word of the marriage was tele- Mechanic and Expert ELECTRICIAN when Deputy Freedman rose to address phoned to Mr. Bernheimer by his Repairingof all kinds of Magnetos, LLL lU A KENNY TRANSFER CO. EXPRESSING She said she was at the Coilsand Lighting Systems. Telephones Calumet3443-3954 the House and did not return until the daughter. 2333 Michigan Avenue Cartage Contractors Jewish deputy had resumed his seat. Pennsylvania terminal with her hus- Storage on a Phone Harrison 5130 band and they were going away AMERICAN AUTO SHEET METAL WORKS 843 South Wabash Avenue trip. She is a grand-daughter of the Manufacturers of Hoods, RADIATORS late Jacob Rothschild, proprietor ',f .he Fenders, Gas Tanks, etc. Furniture Maiestic Hotel. Her great uncle, Jo- Repairing a Specialty. We are Masters of the seph Rothschild, is secretary and treas- Trade. 1428 Wabash WANTED FURNITURE TheGeneral FurnitureCo. urer of the Rothschild Realty Company. A Woman Physical Director; ELECTRIC PLEASURE VEHICLE CO. Halsted and Sixty-Second Streets, 4616-18 Wentworth Ave. The young woman's mother obtained a REBUILDING Sodies andBody Parts. Repairing of anymake 1807-15Loomis St., 11155-57Michigan Ave., 2894-96Milwaukee a Women's Swimming divorce from Charles D. Bernheimer of Electric Automobiles.All work done by Ave. 3037-43 92nd St., 9121-23 Commercial Ave. Teacher; an Assistant Men's experts. References furnished. PhoneCalumet 4567. CHAS. NOVAK, Prop. three years ago. .They formerly had 2019 Michigan Avenue Physical Director and a Men's a magnificent home at Long Branch. Furs Swimming Teacher. To be- PNEUMATIC AND SOLID JOSEPH KLEIN & CO. gin work June 1st. Only : Pennsylvania Getting After Hotelkeep- TIRES e z MANUFACT URING FURRIERS those having experience, and ers, Too 129 E. 51st Street graduates of reputable schools, BRADSHAW TIRE & REPAIR CO. Joseph Klein formerly with Marshall Field A bill has been introduced in the 1463 Michigan Ave. Telephone Calumet 961 need apply. Send application to & Co. Telephone Oakland 553 Pennsylvania legislature similar to the PHILIP L. SEMAN, Supt. NATIONAL TIRE & REPAIR CO. statute of New York state making it a W. C. Erkert, Mgr. j. JI OO"I FURRIER CHICAGO HEBREW INSTITUTE to violation of the law for hotelkeepers TIRES, TUBESAND REPAIRS Vulca i zi ng Ladies' Furs, Hats, Caps and Trimmings Made 1258 Taylor Street : CHICAGO discriminate against Jews on account of Telephones:Douglas 6395 Auto.73-374 to Order Phone Garfield 3049 their religious belief. 3854 Grand Boulevard 3452 W. 12th St. THE SENTINEL S23

Florist Courses in German, French and English for beginners. Afternoon classes for ladies. PHONES--Hyde Park 2129. Prospect 5393 Commercial-Day and evenings. Book Reviews LINENS BOLOTIN PREPARATORY SCHOOL THE WOODLAWT FLORA SHOP 3317 W. 12th St.. Phone Lawndale 3812 Sullivan Bros., Props. AL Shop, 316 The Republic, 209 South State St. Choice FlowersFurnished for all occasions. 871E. 63d St. Sewing Machines Singer and Wheeler & Wilson New $29.50. = For the HOPE Garage Latest Models CHEST or Showers SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGEWilcox & Washington Park Electric A R A E Gibbs IINENS in exclusive and artistic always on hand at bargains. All makes rented and repaired. Repairing and Painting Used machines unusual textures, woven Charging and Storing Electric Automobiles $2.00 up. 3720Cottage Grove Ave. patterns, Phone, Douglas 4392, Paul A. Moberg, Mgr. for USii Europe, designed to GROVEAVE. Phone Wentworth 6681 6208-10 COTTAGE Shoes meet any household or decorative Among the recent interesting and purpose. We offer them for your Insurance SHOE S YOUR TIRED FEET timely publications SHOULD GO TO of the Bloch Pub- cons and Sound lishing Company are the new Union consideration. Service -Safe SUR A N C Peterson, 23 So. Fifth Avenue when you place your IlUnlU His Natural Shoes and Specialties Will Give Hymnal, Rabbi Harry S. Lewis' "Lib- . E M U E N H Import r ARTHUR LAZARUS, 175 West Jackson Boulevard Them Relief. eral Judaism and Social Service," the 0. MU N H, mprt 1545 Insurance Exchange Building. Phone Wabash 1182. Representing CHILDS, YOUNG & WOOD. second volume of Eugene Lehman's Stationery "The Jewish Teacher," and the Ameri- Japanese Art Goods BUSINESS can edition of Rev. S. Singer's author- and Professional ized English translation of the prayer ur r1iZ 1 S a f TOYO ARTA SHOP X M c f Japanese Art Objects EWVnrWa Cards, Wedding book. (of Italian Royal Grand Opera Company) Invitations and Main Store: 414 South Michigan Blvd. Announcements. iUSend or call for samples. The new Union Hymnal is a credit- TENOR-Vocal Instructor S. D. CHILDS & CO., , 136 S. Branch: 35 South Wabash Ave. Clark St., CHICAGO able piece of work. Care has been exer- Specialist on Tone Production WEDDING & TT cised to exclude hymns which, aiming Lessons by appointment. Studios 205Athenaeum Jeweler SOCIETY STATIONERY to be sacred, offend refined taste by Bldg.,59E.VanBurenSt. Telephone Humboldt 7947 Ladies' Fine Correspondence Papers and Cards musical or verbal barbarisms. The best eargest Optical Copper Plate and Steel Die Printing JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS Jho feature of the Hymnal is the inclusion on the West Side. Prescription lenses ground while you P. F. Pettibone 6 Co., 18 S. La Salle St. Phone Monroe 458 wait. Occulists'prescriptionsfilled. All work guaranteed. of a greater number of Jewish tradi- U. S. MERCANTILE COMPANY, 3341 Ogden Avenue. STATIONER tional melodies. The work of modern 1812-14 Turner Avenue. Telephone Lawndale 2671. SOCIETY &ENGRAVING organists and hymn writers, particu- The Reliable Jewelry Store JEWELER Visiting Cards, Wedding Invitations, and Announcements larly authorities Leon D. Bloom JW L Samples Submitted. STEVENS, MALONEY6 CO. of Jewish liturgical 21 Jeweler and Optician So.La Salle St., Chicago. Tel. Central 3189 music are to be found in the new 3318 W. 12th St. Hymnal, together with the not-to-be- Watch Repairing a Specialty Storage spared works of the classical compos- ers. Sabbath schools are enabled by Laundry SANDBERG'S EXPRESS & STORAGE CO. I RE=PR OO STORAGE the provision of complete services to Telephone Monroe 2 Moving, Shipping, Packing A IA * use the Hymnal with profit, a wide Coal. Phones Lake View 100, 464 range of choice being offered. ORIENTAL LAUNDRY CO. 3033-35 No. Clark Street "Liberal Judaism and Social Service" 1222 W MADISON STREET Tailor consists of the second of the series of lectures delivered in connection with MAN'S TAILOR H.B. GOLBRGT BEREFIEstablished 1'895 " LAUNDRY 358 E. 51st St. the Lewisohn Foundation, under the Specialty-Suit to Order $30, equal to any $40 joint auspices of the Eastern Council of Telephone West 5000 suit. Low expense makes this price possible. Reform Rabbis and the Free Syna- 2043 Van Buren St., near Hoyne Ave. Satisfaction Guaranteed. gogue. It gives the thought of a Jewish Trunks scholar upon a problem enriched by Our Specialty, LAUNDRY decades of earnest and consecrated- p Shirt and Collar Work LIEBERMAN TRUNK WORKS TRUNKS service to the poor of London. 3215-17 W. 12th Street, near Kedzie Ave. 209 So. Wabash Ave. Telephone Lawndale 2940 Rev. Harry S. Lewis, M. A., is a Jew- Phone in your orders and we We can save you from 25 to 50 per cent on all Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases and Leather Novelties ish scholar of distinction. He spent will see that they are given prompt OE%3!'E i? ! I A.j LAUNDRY Telephone Wabash 723 about twenty-five years in London in attention. Established 1889 LAUNDRY FIBEROID TRUNK WORKS TRU social work among Jews and non-Jews, We carry everything in Liquors, 1411-1413 W. 12th St. Manufacturers of Trunks and T U as a co-laborer with Canon Barnett, of Cordials, Bottled Beers,etc. Leather Goods. Sales Room Telephone Canal 2361 4621 Broadway. Phone Ravenswood 6772 Repairing a Specialty In the "Jewish Teacher," Eugene H. P E Prp.tFo, Liquors Lehman, former instructor of Jewish Undertaker literature in Yale University, deals with OLD ROSE DISTILLING COMPANY the early kings and prophets from Saul 6308 Cottage Grove Avenue Distributors of Wines and LIQUORS UNDERTAKERS wWSN ModernN2 Chapels to Isaiah. In 240 pages the teacher is Bottled Beers for family use. Office and Chapel 1334-38 Blue Island Ave., Phone Canal 450 told in detail how to present each les- Phone Armitage 6083 We deliver everywhere. Phone Wentwerth 2160 Office and Chapel 3654-56 W. 12th St., Phones Garfleld 7108-7199 son. The points emphasized in each Blvd- Autos Furnished for all Occasions lesson FOR THE CONVALESCENT IMfOTCf are: The Teacher's Preparation, J BERNHARD STEIN IMPORTER Upholsterer The Aim of the Lesscn, The Point of MEN'S AND LADIES' MADISON&PAULINA STS. Sole Agents for Feist & Co.,Spain. Invalid Port Contract, Explanatory Notes and Illus- FINE TAILORING - Slip Covers Made Carpets Fitted and $15.00 UP Wine,per bottle, $1.50. MatadorMalaga Wine, per bottle $1.50. Laid trations and Suggestions. 2321 Milwaukee Avenue CHICAGO RemyMartin & Co., Cognac, $1.15, France. PhoneWest 119, 672 UPHOLSTERER MORRIS WOLLNER R and DRAPER, all branches The American edition of the Author- COME ONCE-COME FOREVER Wines, Liquors and Beers For Your Home CabinetMaker and Refinisher. Mattresses Remade and Made to Order ized Jewish Prayer Book of England, PARKWAY Telephone Douglas 4962 3848 Grand Blvd. which, by general consent is acknowl- 282 .Clark St. Liquor Store PHONE LAKE VIEW 1745 Prompt delivery edged to be the best orthodox prayer TelephoneOakland2068 Panama Calendar Plate With $1.00 Order UPHOLSTERER -ASPECIA book that has appeared with English Hugo Windgassen translation, the work of the late Rev. The Grand Cleaning and Dyeing Works S. Singer, is featured by continuous Moving and Expressing 4011 BROADWAY TEL. LAKEVIEW 1440 H. LIEBERMAN, Prop. MOVING Packing, Shipping, Expressing services. Thus the necessity of con- Cleaning, Dyeing, Repairing and Pressing VU Phone Lakeview 2518 I. SHULHOF U HOLS| r | stantly turning back pages in order to of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments High Grade Repairing,Refinishing UPHOLSTERING ollow the services; a serious drawback Lakeview Express and Van Co. Brass Bed Refinishing. Mattresses, Box Springs 4650 GramndBoulevan and Slip Covers Made to Order and Renovated in the English edition has been avoided. 4650 GrandBoulevard 3251 NORTH HALSTED STREET PHONE LAWNDALE 4537. 3323 OGDEN AVE. The type is very clear. Optician Window Shades NEW ADDITION to Chicago's Most Popular CHINESE RESTAURANT L. P. HANNAN WINO AE A STRANGE TALE OF THE SEA. EyesightJOHN WOOLLETT Specialist, OPTIC IAN Guaranteed Service. Room 401 Chicago Savings ManufacturerofWindowShades WINDU W SHAD (Continued from page 9.) We extend to the readers of The Bank Bldg., S. W. cor. Madison and State Sts. Shades Cleaned and Reversed. Brass Goods and Fixtures flesh and good humor, and Sentinel a cordial invitation. Trlehonp Central 6578 the line Tel. Douglas 3814. 3130 Cottage Grove Ave. is going to get alienists to pass on his condition KING JOY For all eye troubles see CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMEN T so he may cease to be a sea LO CO., W.RandolphSt. Wandering Jew at its expense. Ellis LOUIE USSELMANN TO RENT-ROOM AND BOARD. LARGE, EYES TESTED FREE light front room, suitable for two; near park; Island cannot go back of its decision GLASSESPROPERLY best transportation. Private family of adults; unless it is proved JEWISH CALENDAR FITTED that Nathan is now 3150 S. State Street excellent table. 5922 Calumet avenue: Went- sane and capable of earning his living. worth 1591. Unless proof to satisfy the govern- 5675-1914-1915 Physical Culture ROOM AND BOARD WANTED-MOTHER ment is offered Nathan will start on Passover, 1st Day ..... Tues., Mar. 30 and son want two rooms and board; north another Passover, 7th Day...... Mon.,Apr. 5 SWEDISH MOVENorman Institute side preferred. References exchanged. Address 7,000 mile trip on March 27 XT. The Sentinel. and will come back, Rosh Chodesh Iyar.... Thurs., Apr. 15 EN T Massage and PhysicalCulture over the same Helga Iver, Mgr. course, some time within a few months, Lag B'Omer ...... Sun., May 2 Suite 900-906 14 W. Washington St., near State "Let me tell you how to get well and stay.well" unless a German cruiser interferes with Rosh Chodesh Sivan ...... Fri., May 14 Hours 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. Phone Central 344 Chiropractic removes the cause of dis- the voyage of Shabuoth ease without use of drugs or knife the Vasari...... Wed., May 19 Capt. Cadogan of the Vasari, Rosh Chodesh Tammuz. .Sun., June 13 Schools who Dr. Gustav Becker was also skipper of the Vandyck when Fast of Tammuz...... Tues., June 29 The Progressive Preparatory CHOOL she carried Nathan, has Courses in Grammar and hiroprahysician 5 N. LaSalle acquired a gen- Rosh Chodesh Ab...... Mon., July 12 St. tle feeling for Nathan., He looks upon Fast of Ab...... Tues., July 20 High-School Subjects. Bookkeeping and 613 Tacoma Building - - Corner Madison Typewriting. Phone West 1134 Send for Booklet. Consultation free. Phone Main 3364 him as a mascot, shooing off the Ger- Rosh Chodesh Ellul.....Wed., Aug. 11 1724 W. 12th Street man raider menace. New York Sun. Rosh Hashonah. 5676..Thurs., Sept. 9 ' Y owl

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The Measure of a Car's Value MOVING T HE surest barometer of a car's worth is the second-hand market. There are no second-hand. Jeffery cars for PACKING sale in Chicago, except those sold through the Centaur Motor Company. The famous Jeffery "4" which we sold last year for $1450.00 are e a g e rly snapped up at from $1,000 to $1,050 each. SHIPPING Highest quality means little depreciation. That tells the story. Jeffery "4" $1450.00 Jeffery Chesterfield "6" $1650.00 Jeffery Six-48 $2400.00 5210-30 Wabash Avenue CENTAUR MOTOR COMPANY A. M. ROBBINS, President 2246-48n CAA A~ - hJO. itMICHIGLAN rT/"1TT T AVE. Plhon es Calumet 4631-2-3-4 Phones: Oakland 1766 Drexel 8312 Automatic 72-569

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I~ ' - ---- ~-- ~e -* -u -- C9 I~ I L~~ ii ~ -LCI Chalmers Light1_. Six-48, $16c0 NUSILK HOSIERY CO. E. P. VAN DERSLICE, Sales Mgr.

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The car is built so well-is so far superior to expense item anyway. A gallon will last any other priced within several hundred dol- you for hundreds of miles. lars of it-that there is simply no argument. The big economy is in repairs. Think what As a matter of interest to you we can say that means-the most economical "light Six" that this "Light Six" has proved in the hands of the season is the one that cost least inre- of over 4,000 owners this past season that it pairs. The answer is-it must be built better. is the most economical "Light Six" on the and that is the real reason why the Chal- 412 So. Fifth Avenue market. mers "Light Six" at $1650 is a bigger value than any other "light six" anywhere near Now its big saving isn't in gasoline. There its price. are probably several "light sixes" that con- CHICAGO sume as little gasoline in a season. Nor is Come in today and see this great car for it in oil A But, of course, oil is a negligible yourself.

Phone Wabash 7465 Chalmers Motor Co. of Illinois Michigan Ave. at 23d St. Jas. Levy, Pres. C. E. Gregory, Gen. Mgr.

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