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VOL. II. No. 15 Entered as Second-Class Matter, Nov. 7 , 1929, at the Post Of. fice al P rovidence, R. I., Under the Act of March 3, 1879. THE JEWISH HERALD PROVIDENCE, R. I., J 5 ents the Copy

Elected Judge 0 ER 2000 ATTE 1 D By the Way GRO TD-BREAKING Rhode Islantl Jeivry to EXERCISE O Y Tidbits and News of Greet M . .LiK. Ussislik·in Rabbi. boul varcl, w1U r plac · h • ·v ·nl!, - By KLE I Th,• , 1ty of , w He would perform spiritistic phe­ y ar-old structur c,o Orm tr t York to, 11 ,,I [r. nomena, which would make men like P rom1n nt J ews r ·pr ntml( oflt- hod ' 1t • , pub- Conan Doyle gape with wonder an in gr ,;, n I H >ll d ci l and profc::, iomd lifr· w •re r• . - , explain: "You have spiritualislic, su­ en . Sp •ak n, lncludt: c.J Samur•l H, Wi pernatural powers." gid, G ncral Chwrmnn of th · i i • I J, 'And Harry would say: "Fiddle­ Building Fund Commit c ; Superior ·u rn th sticks. The call can be explained in , Court J uslic, J . J •rom . Hwn, Ho n- . o " Ztort a natural, common sense way. There orary Chainnan of Lhc I . I. " is no supernatural." , Philip C. J oslin, former l• ·c , 1 - But if Houdini were assigned a lhe Rhod Island Hou e of ·pr <·n ­ 0 1k hotel room, the integers of whose lativ s; Aid nnan ol S. Brom m , nd u ffi(J fl number summed up to 13, he would Mrs. J nme Gol milh, Pr 1d n o( bl rn raise a Comanche yell. He didn't be­ the Ladi s' Organization of ih J • · h a rbur lieve in the supernatural-he wasn't Home for the Aged. Mr. J olin pr •­ D ~ Lo l ,. r •- superstitious, but "13," well, he didn't sided. JC p1•c,pl · hr,l for want to have anything to do with Mr. Magid, who has assum d clir c­ c,f Z11,n, w ·r • that number. tion of th build.mg comm.i r ·,,d MAURICE ROB1NSON on for the institution, thanked organizations B a.u · r1f J , v,n• ,t ;,clivtly 1n Z1()n­ and indlviduals who assisted in the . t work I Lhi, cr,untry, Provid1•nct· Elected by City Council to Office of Blaming It financing of the project, and kecl w..., I ·c o on · of h · citi to Municipal Judge lhcir continued support. He praist!d bt· VI it.r•d Jn th• li..m1h.·cl 1Un ·r;,ry ,,r On the Number the work as exemplilying the best r. U .i h.ktn Rhod · 1 J· ncl J •wry ---□--- Jewish traclitions in the care of their J.11 ind · •d fortun• t<: to h.Jv • lh • privr­ And so, I say, if Houdini were here, aged, a work which he said had its lef(.'< of hn,rin~ th1 inv·rm,tionr.l and reviewing 1930, the year he first real start in this country nearly chara r, an I b..Uroom CJ{ th ar­ would say-"no MIRIAM HOSPITAL wonder." Its integers 200 years ago with the construction m~ ·tt Ht!lt.t•J wW • fill ·d to c;,­ add up to "13." Is it any wonder TO HOLD ANNUAL of a Jewish Home for the Aged in pac1ty on Monrroy ·v n.ing. that in the Jewish world, it was the New York City. The initial inspira­ year of the unfortunate Whit'e Paper, MEETING Ar~h1 bald Sllv .rman, who SUNDAY tion for similar work in Provid nee n . ds n intr duction w Rhod, l - and in the general. the. bigger world ,, he ~dited to co-operating grp-ups of of humanity-the year of the stock 1 nd r, , d ho h· br ught much To be Held at Community Cen­ women's organizations. fame t lhis · • beca o( hN na­ exchange crasb, and general hard These women, through whose per­ times. ter; Officers and Trustees ti()nal and mt •malional Ji:wish ;,c 1vi­ sistent eifort.s the original home here lif!s, •.vill ct o! oh- i.rm&n of th(: ve­ Somehow, I, myself, cannot blame to be Elected came to be built, also were praised all this bad luck on an innocent com­ rung and will in rc.duC(; '·The: rand by Mr. Joslin, who said they h ad Old Man of Z ion" bination of numbers, though I am reached their goal by adding practi­ aware of the professions .and philoso­ The annual meeting of the Miriam The: comm1 e ext<:n an invita- Hospital will be held at the J ewish cal achievement to the laudable vi.r­ tion v, EYiddish poetry. Brown, Jacob Ernstof, Irene Finkle­ the shovel. ham Hl;ller, Joseph Keller, Helal If you want to know situation. how unimpor­ stein, Mrs. L. M. Grant, Harry Lyon, Funds for the new building were Hassenfeld, Abraham Heller, Joseph tant after all is this matter of busi­ Samuel A Olevson, Mrs. Louis Srnira, raised last spring in a campaign di­ As President of the World Jewish K eller, Benjamin N. Kane, Jacob ness, I suggest that some day you Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs. Isaac Woolf. rected by Mr. Magid. Architects who National Fund he 'IS now on a tour Licht, Joseph Merochnick, John Olev­ visit some of the Yiddish printers in Two Years: Maurice W. Bliss, designed it are K.rokyn, Brown and of the more important Jewish com­ son, Samuel Temkin, Harry Rosen, downtown New York who cater to Henry Burt, Arthur I. Darman, Jacob Rosenstein of Boston. The contract munities in this country. Rousing re­ Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shoham, Dr. Jo­ the writers of Yiddish poetry. E. Edelstein, Mrs. Morris Falk, Hon. for construction has been awarded to ceptions have been accorded him in seph Smith, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. The fact that most of these Yiddish J. Jerome Hahn, Henry Ha~senfeld, E. Turgeon. Washington, D. C., Pittsburgh and Joseph Smith, J oshua Bell, Mrs. poems will never be read, except on Harry Loeb Jacobs, Isador S. Low, Detroit Everywhere a deep under­ Kramer Phillips, Mr. Charles Smith, those occasions, when the author just Herman N. Silverman. ·--□--- standihg of,his mission is being mani­ Mrs. Morris Beeber, Hon. Charles can't refrain from reading them to Three Years: Charles Brown (Ho­ fested. Brow,n, Morris Constantine, Mrs. H. his friends, matters not a whit to tel), Charles C. Brown, Dr. Isaac Ger­ AARON WISE SCHOLARSH1P D. Jagolinzer, Rabbi Jacob Sonder­ these scribes of the muse. ber, James Goldman, Hon. Philip C. FOUNDED BY ROD~H SHOLOM GERJ.\'IAN JEWRY ANXIOUS; ling, Rabbi Israel M. Goldman, I chanced to visit one of these shops Joslin, Benjamin N. Kane, Samuel A. Rabbi Samuel M. Gup, Rabbi Chaim PARTIES MAKE OVERTURF.s this w~ek. "Have you the Jewish Markoff, Harry R. Rosen, John J. Ro­ New York, Jan. 9 - (JTA) - To Porille, Rev. M. J . Levenson, RaL bi weakness, too," said one of the poets, senfeld, Joseph Smith, Walter L. honor the memory of Dr. Aaron Wise, Osher 0 . Werner, Albert Weiner, toiling over his proofs. Sundlun. father of the president of the Jew­ Berlin, Jan. 9-(JTA)~ewish lead­ Isaac Rice, Max Pullman, Mrs. J . D. "The Jewish weakness,"- this writ­ Dr. Frederic J. Farnell, Chairman ish Institute of Religion, Congregation ers here are beginning to manifest Grossman, Isaac Rose, J oseph Kop­ ing of verse. of the State Public Welfare Commis­ Rodeph Sholom has established an renewed anxiety over the possibility pehnan, Philip C. J oslin, Judge Mau­ sion, will be the principal speaker at annual scholarship in the institute in that the National Socialists will join rice Robinson, George Samdperil, this meeting. the amount of two hundred and fifty the present coalition government, it Louis M. Grant, Lues Rei­ Flowers and dollars. In presenting this gift to the became known recently. The over­ ter, Mrs. llie Berger, Rabbi Schisgal --- 01--- institute, Ernest J. Wile, president of tures which many of the leading po­ of Pawtucket, Arno Wrazlowsky, Fruits the congregation, wrote to Dr. Stephen tical parties are making to the Hit­ Lewis Solomon of Westerly, Nathan 5000 YOUNG JEWS TO BE I S. Wise: lerites to get them to join the gov­ David of Newport. Pawtucket dele­ Plato wanted to deport all poets. PLACED IN FACTORY SCHOOL "We are happy to arrange for this ernment are causing serious concern gation: Mr. and Mrs. Julius Robinson, And many ,of. the great J ~wish sag!s scholarship out of our great affection in Jewish circles. Joseph M. 1Chernack, Louis Morgan, have feH smufarly. The great Mai­ Moscow, Jan. 9- (JTA)-The in­ and reverence for the memory of Dr. The prevailing political opinion is Samuel Cokin, Isaac Cokin, Edle Co­ monides seemed to look down upon tensive. penetration of Jews into heavy Aaron Wise. We should also like to that within a few months the Hitler­ hen, George Schechter, Samuel Far­ poetry with a good deal of contempt, industry in the Soviet, which was regard it as a token of the close bond ites will not only become part of the ber, Maurice Friedman, Max H. Re­ and even Xehuda Halevy, who him­ promised for the new year, was given between Congregation Rodeph Sholom government but may actually domin­ back and Morris Espo. self wrote beautiful poetry, said a impetus with the announcement that and yourself as Founder and Presi­ ate it. With such a prospect in view, The committee in charge of the bit disdainfully of the Greek poetry, the Comzet, the government organi­ dent of the Jewish Institute of Re- Jewish leaders are beginning to be plans for the reception and the mass that it had flowers, but not fruit. zation for settling the Jews on the ligion." · greatly disturbed. Their anxiety ~s meeting consists of Joseph Smith, But despite Plato and Mainionides, land and in industry, had reached an Dr. Aaron Wise was Rabbi of Con­ especially keen because the bourgems chairman; J oshua Bell, Alter Boy­ the poe(s k eep "poetizing" in greater agreement with the Supreme Eco­ gregation Rodeph Sholom during the parties are eagerly bidding Hitler to man, Henry Burt, Joseph Merochnick, profusion than ever. I am told that nomic Council and the Labor Com­ years 1876-1896 and founder of the enter a coalition cabinet and some Samuel M. Magid, Abraham HelJer, it has been estimated that there are missariat for the immediate placement Sister hood of the Congregation. of the Centrist leaders are beginning Charles Silverman, Mrs. Morris Sheer, enough amateur poets in New York of 5000 )IOW1g Jews in factory schools. This scholarship is the second gift to use language m uch like the Nazis. Mrs. Joseph Smith, Charles Smith, Clty to make a city almo I the size These schools are located in the made to the institute to perpetuate the Another cause for worry is that P resi- . Dr. Ilie Berger, Mrs. Samuel Michael­ of Indianapolis. And I a.m speaking metallurgical and steel centers of memory of Rabbi Aaron Wise, the dent Hindenburg is not so strongly son, Mr. Samuel Mlchaelson and Mrs. by the book when I say that a v ery Magnetogorsk, Don Basin and K erch. first being a Chair in Religion, bear­ opposed to Hitler-ism as it was be­ Illie Berger. ]1cavy proportion would be the Jew­ At these schools the young Jews will ing his name and that of his father, lieved since it became known that it The final report of workers of the ish segment. undergo special training to fit them Joseph Hirsh Wise, founded by the was his personal intervention that se­ J ewish National Fund Campaign will as qualified workers and experts in president of the institute and mem­ cured the banning of the picture "All be held Saturday evening at the Bilt­ (Continued on P :=tge 4) the above trades. bers of his family. Quiet on the Western Front." more Hotel. F-age 2 THE JEWISH HERALD PROVIBENCE, ' R. I., JANUARY 9, 1931 Have Christians Forgotten Memorial Services Rutenberg, Moses Novomejsky and JEWJ H TEACHERS OF N. E. BOLD Mrs. Ben Yebuda. The British gov­ FOURTH ANNUAL CONVENTION ernment was represented at the meet­ • the Golden Rule? Are Held for Late ing. New Haven, Jan. 9--(JTA)-The Lord Melchett fourth annual convention of the J ew­ By MRS. ESTELLE M. STERNBERGER ish Teachers' Association of New P aris, J an. 9--(JTA)-The Con­ England Llberal Schools was held • gress of J ewish Students here paused Sunday and Monday, ~- 28th and As the New Year begins, increaseC: ia. I call upon the Christian church­ New Y ork, J an. 9--(JTA)-E.xnres- in its session to pay tribute to the 29th, at Temple ?-llishkan Israel. this emphasis is placed upon good-witl es to stage s u ch vigorous protests sion of condolence to Lady Melchett, memory of Lord Melchell. Many ex­ city. One hundred or more delegates between Christians and Jews. Mrs. against the people a nd government of and announcements of memorial ser­ pressions of regret at the death of representing the various liberal Jew­ Estelle M. Sternberger, executive sec­ Roumania. vices for Lord Melchett, Chairman of the Jewish leader and English indus­ ish Religious Schools of New Eng­ retary of the National Council of Will J ew and C hristian behold one the Counc.il of the Jewish Agency for trialist were made. land altended. Jewish Women, is also a m ember of another successfully fulfiJling the Palestine, who died last Saturday, the executive committee of the Na­ preachmen t o f Hillel and the declara­ continued. tional Confer ence of J ews and Chr is­ tion of J esus? F or Christianity, such In New York, Rabbi Lazar Shon­ tians. In this a rticle, issued throul{h a century would be a glorious pro­ feld of the Congregation B'nai David. the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, she logue to the \.second milJenium of its President of the United Rabbis of WISDOM OF THE WISE suggests some ways in w~ich Chri~ ­ fo under's birth. For the Jew, it would East Bronx, conducted a radio m - tians may help stem the t ide of anti­ be a crowning vindication of i morial service over Station WPCH CO. IE IN AND CO VINCE YOUR ELF. Try our full Semitism in E w·ope, and of employ­ prophet, w ho asked: "Have we not The Remble Double Choir assisted in six-course dinner for 1.00 and you will know by we are ment discrimination against J ews in all one Father? Hath not one Goel lhe services. the largest and mo t popul r r staurant in Providen Americ.,.-Editor's Note. created u s all?" The World Organization of J ewish We u H ve Tri d the R t, ow om to the B ·t I inquire wheth r Christianity Women, through Rebekah KohuL, Ther e a r e Christian preachers w ho has scrapped the Golden Role not Pr sidept, conveyed the following are seeking to throw overboard the in a spirit of criticism, or complaint, message to Lady elch tt: but as one who believes attitudes and h abits that retard the it is our "The orld Orga ni1.a ··ommon duty as ! ews and Christians uon of J e;wish spir ii,-ual unification of the h uman Worn n deeply mourns the I r,f a ~L. The Reverend o lead the human family to a spirit- Doctor Fosdick gr at I ader in world J WI),', 1al fellowship that shu ls out who , ~ set u p in the Riverside Church no race :nfluenc wa xerci.sed for the v1cl­ the 'statu e of a )r religion. J ew of our day, iP fa re of his p pl every 1 • D u1 ing vla•r , \ ex­ recognition of his worth 1.o the hu­ this period of tr mendow tend our d • pc t sympathy." m an r ace. Doctor J ohn Haynes unemploymt>nt, more than •ver, w H olmes h as challenged the J w to have learned, discrimination is prac­ display a similar breadth of spirit, not iced on the sole grounds lha p oolc's J rus..il m, J an. 0---(JT ) l by s tting up a statue of J esus in th E: ,am s, their race, and their rel i ,, ion tions of Pa l sLm J wry un Synagogue, but • by inscribing His ::ire difierent. There ar , offic s, i; tor s !11 ssage to Lady 1 ·lchct , pr name in golden letters upon its walls. '. radcs and industri s that discour; c ing profound i.ympathy wilh ~ He asks the J ews to reclaim J esus th use of J ewish personn I. There 1!. "lJ w ov · ·a h of Lord lr as one of their great sons, even as a phase of this mployment discrim­ A m m as h( Id. which England has reclaimed George Wash ­ ination that is really tragic, na mely Col Amon inkton by placing his statue in front that of Jewish employ rs r fusing tc, i;p • l• •ir P in~ of th e.,National Art Gallery in Lon­ engage J wish work rs because th y don's T rafalgar Squar e. I, fo r o ne, have allowed th mscl ves to believ would be ready t o h ave J esus record­ that their non-Jewish patronage r - ed in the annuls of J ewish histtJry, quires it. By silent cons •nt, the J w as one of its great m en, just as we and Christian are thus united in this record that of Spinoza, overlooking injustice to the J w who se ks an th fact that h e taught many doc­ opportunity in commercial and indus­ trines that ar e opposed to those of trial life. I appeal to both J w and Judaism but only on two c onditions: Christian to face this probl m a11d to The first condition is that Christian ­ solve it. Let th m join hands, not Why You Should Patronize ity cease teaching t hat the J ews ~n crushing the Jewish worker but crucified J esus, and the second co n­ in uprooting the motives and p~ ju­ dition is that Christianity rem ove dice that m ak the mployers forget from the highways a nd byways of the teaching of Hillel and the teach­ the world, especially in the country­ ing of J esus. side of European lands, the fi gure of ~ - Our Advertisers Jesus on the cross, His body dripp ing with blood- a spectacle that stirs up Prominent Briti.<,h , and perpetuates bitter and vengeful judgments of the Christian toward the Woman to Attend J ew . THE JEWI H HERALD RE E T TH TITS RIB R. The plea of Dr. Holmes, to restore U.A.1-1.C. Sessions SU , Jesus to His r ightful position as one P TRO 'IZE THOSE FIR l D I DIVIDU L II J AD­ of Israel's gifts to t he humanizing of the wor ld should first be addressed The Hono able Lily H. Montagu, VERTI EI IT P GE THI REQ ·EST HAS DO 1 LE. to Christi;nity. The J ew wil1 view J . P ., religious and social work r an••tslar.Jing visitors at the AS THR UGH libel of well-nigh 2000 year s. \VHICH TO ADDRES THEIR JE'\ I H CLIE. 'TELE, AR I ask Christian m en and wome':: "Do you w ant the Jew to end ~his ASSURING OUR SUBS RJBER OF THEIR D rRE • R conflict of the cen tur ies by r unnmf! JE\VISH P TR away from his past, by bein g disloy~l E. WHILE 'OME BU UIBSS E TAB- to it and by throwing over~oard his LISHMENTS DO TOT W A1 ~T JEV, I H PATRO ' 'E, OUR entire heritage? Do you believe that the only solution lies in the surrend~;, ADVERTISERS ARE EAGER FOR IT. JT I A GESTURE and disappearance of the J ew . Surely no Christian be~ieves that the OF FRIE1\TD SH1P THAT MERITS YOUR ESPECIAL AT- human race can be ennched by m ak­ TENTION. ing cowards of an entir e p eople, traitors to the faith gave the world the two gr eat religio~s of Christianity and Mohammedamsm. And when you visit them, In thus co-operating with We are entering upon a new cale1;­ and mention to them dar year. During its days ther~ W:ll that you the advertisers, our sub­ be born Christian children, who w1ll ar e a ccepting their invitation scribers are doing us the live to see the year 2000, marking the second millenium of the birth ?f as extended through THE courtesy of helping us to Christianity's founder. Upon their Christian parents and teachers de­ JEWISH HERALD, you ·will issue a larger, better, more pends whether these children will, as find them so much septuagenarians, g reet the year 2000 more intent interesting newspaper. Last­ as a year in which the Golden Rule on pleasing you. This is a first ly and foremost - these shall be a practice and not a m ere pronoungement. advantage - - - for you and advertisers merit your sup HON. LILY H. ­ What a glorious triumph for hu­ MONTAGU, J. P . manity if these years would for the advertisers. port. beh~ld XXXII Biennial Council of the Union the Christian church marshal its forces toward leading Roumania out of American Hebrew Congregations of its present mire of anti-Semitism. in Philadelphia, Jan. 18th-22nd. From BECAUSE: Practical religion requires its appli­ her arriva'l in New York City on cation to the conditions and affairs Tuesday, Dec. 16th, until after the 1. Of Their of men. World Christianity should Reliability. point an accusing finger at Rau.mania convention, she wil1 be guest and in the striking way /it once pointed speaker in a number of cities. Miss 2. Of Their Superior Service. it at Turkey for its treatment of Montagu is Honorary Secretary of the Christian Armenians . Christian and World Union for Progressive Juda­ 3. Of Their Jew recently joined in protests against Great Values. abuses of religious freedom in Rus- ism. ---l□--­ 4. Of Their Alertness to Style. GOVERNOR VETOES SUBSIDY J. D. C. and J. A. FOR VILl'>{.I\ YIDDISH SCHOOLS 5. Of Their Understanding and Appreciation of Quality.

to Raise Separate Vilna, Jan. 9-(JTA)-The Gover­ 6. Of Their Sincere Solicitation of Your Business. nor of the Vilna district recently ve­ • Funds in 1931 toed a 20,000 zloty subsidy assigned by the Vilna municipality for the lo­ cal · ddish schools. The Governor New York, Jan. 9-(JTA) - The claimed that these schools are not termination of the Allied ' Jewish loyal to the Polish government. No Advertising Stunts or Baits Allowed Campaign as of Dec. 31 and the ---□ launching o f two new campaigns, one , --- in THE JEWISH HERALD for 1.he J oint Distribution Committee SOUTH AFRICAN JEWRY DRIVE and another fo r t he American Pales­ FOR J. N. F. NEARING SUCCESS tine Campaign of the J ewish Age;ucy AND IT WILL for Palestine, early in 1931 w ere an­ J ohann esburg, J an . 9-(JTA) - The PAY YOU TO SAY nounced b y F elix M. Warburg and. dunam drive being conducted by D r. Cyrus Adler, on behalf of th South African J ewry for th e J ewish Joint Distribution C om mittee and the National Fund, is rapidly nearing suc­ American mem bers of the J ewish cess, a ccording to reports received "I saiv it in the THE JEWISH HERALD" A E(c ncy, respectiv ly, in ,a stat m ent from all parts of the country. C ape­ issued through the J ewish T ele­ town has already raised $5000 and M graphic Agency. Haskell of th.i s city ha given 250:J. Tho J oint Distribu tion CommHtee's The members of 1.he ,·ecutive of drive w ill open in J anua1·y, while that the South African Zionist Federation of the A merican Palestine Campaign incl uding M. M. Abrahams, P re idenl cplease cpatronize Our cAdvertisers w ill !llarl C'Arly in 193 l. A national L. Braude, Treosur , and B en Zion confcrc- nce lo inlli a t.e this la ller cam­ Hirsch and P. Cornfield, are visilinn pui('fn will b helcl in New York on ~very sect.,.ion of the co\m lry in the J an 25. mteresls o f the campaign. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_ = ;;;;;;;;;;;======;;;;;;;;;;;;;;====;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;J THE JEWISH HERALD , PROVIDENCE, R. I., JANUARY 9, 1931 Page 3 SOUTH PROVIDENCE . LEWISOHN'S BOOK ON SHYLOCK B'nai B'rith Provides TALMUD TORAH CHOICE OF JEWISH BOOK CLUB Real Home for An Unpardonable PRIZES AWARDED Chicago, Jan. 9-(JTA) - Ludwig Children 'Sin Lewisohn's new book, "The Last Days of Shylock," is the January selection Norma Schwartz was awarded• first By BERNARD M. GOLDOWSKY honor of the Jewish Book Club. This w as prize at the regular Sabbath anno seryices conducted unced recently by Dr. Ralph H. by the Juniors of Goldman, President Dr. Tobias Schanfarber, Rabbi­ the S of the club, at its outh Providence Talmud Torah, h~adquarters here. emerilus. of a Chicago Reform Con­ Saturday. Other students awarded In this book, Mr. Lewisohn has gregation got Wlduly xcited be­ prizes included Henry Lightman, sec­ ause the Reform Rabbis committ d ond; Lillian Reiter, third; Elec;1nor taken up the story of the Merchant of Venice, where Shakespeare left off, nn unpardonable sin in incorporating Klein, fourth; Anita Bernstein, fifth; Hatikvah in th r vis d edition (and Sally Porille, sixth; Boris Koplan, presenting Shylock as no bloodless in­ quisitor, but a man embittered by in­ why a r vised dition?) of the Union seventh; Martin Bazar, eighth; Leon­ Hymnnl at lhe convention of the ard Bloom, ninth; Jacob Landes justice, rebellious against ancient wrongs. Central Conf r nee of American Rab­ tenth. bis, held m Provid nee Jerome Horowitz officiated as Can­ Th Rabbi se ms lo be firmly con­ tor and Edith J agolinzer served as was served b y Mrs. Horowitz and vine d thnt such an indlscr t (?) announcer. Albert Shuster was choir Mrs. Resh. At Saturday's services net on th po.rt f those RabblS is go­ leader and Meyer Bazar and Marvin Meyer Bazar will officiate as Cantor mg lo b th beginning of much Frank wer e interpreters. "Kiddush" and Beatrice Feldstein as announcer. trouble b c.ius the follower:, of Zion­ ism bebev in n r turn lo Zion and that [ ntnsUcnlly irregulr r noli n hos b ~n climinaL ,J from the Union Pray- ·rbook. ' P . on, lly l am incl.J.n d to h ·vc SO thn the •lJJl1ina ton f hkvah from DAil th nion !Iymnd would not et1u <1 , ipple on thP Zwn.isl oc •LIJl u, ~•ly FOR A "ROOM EQUIPPED 1 civtl w r i v1,.1.l of Lh qu ,.,tl n bul 11 i qui e 1m:ornpr ,I, •n;.,ibl, n, r \l'ITH BATH, CIRCULATING hy •form blm, 1ould h v, b• n , o car ·IP-.., Jn im:or rn Lmi: th J [ - ICE WATER AND RADIO! ======t1kv,1h in th(• nmn llyrnnol It w NOW uil n hr,.a,rdou. undr•rtaku, . m • SINGLE ...... '2.50. '3.00. '3.50 m ·ml •r of t.lwir con •r, utio · ur • OPEN ap lo ·com•· J PWi. hly in ·ILn( d d DOUBLE "4.00."4.50. TWIN BEDS."5.00 ·xpn\l"ncc {.11th tn th · 1c l r· lion f SPEC.IA! 'IVEEKLY RATES u J ·wt h Homdt1ncl. uch turn o( NEAR BlJSINESS. !lHOPPINC ANO THEATRE C£NT£JI mm would b,· ulmu l a c:.ih lr<)­ 1 rus 1i; ,H.. llOn phic 11. n po ,rom or nlu ,I murGk~, Re,poru ., of Fram.ingham, M , Li.st vcning, Pi burgh., Jan. (J'TA)- Wat.h Ml E t.1,.,, G•ld.-n .in Pythlan Hall, Framingham. Plt burgh Ctly C uncil clieil.nng th 2 3' hri: Pl.ace way for construction work by p,, - Mrs. Epstein w ~ accom-pan.i t Phone w...,... 206-J tn~ 11peciaJ zoning ordrna.nce, it hM for Cantor Harry &ttman of Tem­ been r v aled that plan.:i for a n w IGOR GRUENBERG ple Emanu-El, Providence, in a pro­ SS00,000 i.nsli tut10n for the J W1 h TO GIVE RECITAL gram of folk songs and aria,. Hom for th Aged a.r in pr pa.ra­ tion. A 17-acre plot ha be ·n pur­ ch.is d and will be Igor Gruenberg, a rising young star PERSO th si t.<:: of the new horn . from the St.ate Opera in Vienna, who Th new development, lo begin in is on a concert to ur in this country, Mr. D. L. Tick.ton of New York the near fulure, wtll contain an h,b­ will be- heard in a song r ecital on City was a recent guest o{ Mr. and orate building, large enough to ac­ -Sunday, Jan. 11, at 3 o'clock, in the Mrs. Nathan Tickton of P ark place. commodate 150 be a modern ho i­ Congregation B'nai Israel Synagogue. tal, a syn.agogu , recre.ition ro ms and other s The concert w ill be held under the Coleman S. Falk returned today to faciliu to give the aged all Dartmouth College after spending the the comforts of a real home. The auspices of the Woonsocket Young home wiU havE: a special v.ring for the Women's Hebrew Association, which holiday recess in New York and Bos­ care of incurables. has extended an invitation to all per­ ton and with his parents, Mr. and The present home is now in its sons who might be interested to hear Mrs. Morris Falk, of South Main 25th year, and the Superin ndent, this famous singer. street. Max Shapiro, is serving his 10th year. -- J . H.. Frank and A be Seder are Presi­ A wide interest already has been Coleman Zimmerman, student at dent and Vice President, respectively shown in the artist's appearance in Boston University has resumed his of the home. Soothing Warmth this city, and besides the tickets studies after spending his vacation ---<01--- mailed to friends, there will be seats with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Zim­ available at the time of the concert. j merman, of Welles street JEWISB POPULATION IN SMALL at the turn of a switch TOWNS, OKLAHOMA, HALVED WHENEVER a sudden call is made for heat, rely JOINT MEETING Samuel Stein, a student at Rhode Is­ on a Simplex Heating Pad. Many aches · and land State, has returned after spend­ Oklahoma C ity, Jan. 9-(JTA)-Ok­ lahoma City is .passing th.rough a A joint meeting of the Hebrew La­ ing the holidays with bjg parents, Mr. pains yield to its immediate a•pptication. Solacing boom period in business, due to oil warmth may be had for as tong as needed. \ dies' Aid Society and Hadassah will and Mrs. Stein, of Logee street. development, and the depression here Be prepared-keep a Simplex Heating Pad always ' be held in the Vestry \of the Syna­ has not been felt as appreciably as gogue, Tuesday evening. Bennett Darman, a student at Bos­ elsewhere. As a result, the Jewish re~dy. Obtain yours now at the special January sale community has grown considerably. price. Mrs. Albert Salters of !3oston, Mass., ton University, spent his holiday re..: who about two years cess with his arents, Mr. and Mrs. In the small towns in Oklahoma, ago gave a very however Louis Dannan, of Fourth avenue. , things have not been very interesting talk on her trip to :?"iles­ cheerful during the past two years. tine, will again be with us. This b. ·e Jewish families by the hundreds are Morton Darman, Simplex Heating Pad she has an interesting report on the a student at Exe­ giving up their businesses, owing to ter Academy, spent the holiday with convention held in Buffalo m Oc­ the competition of chain stores, and his parents, are moving away. Thus, in Ardmore, tober. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I. During January Only Darman, of Prospect street. Muskogee, 0kmilgee, Enid and e~e­ A fine musical program is ar­ where the nwnber of Jewish fanulies ranged th.rough the courtesy of Miss has b~n reduced by half since 1028. Alexander Brenner, a student at N . Ada Saunders,· violinist, and Mrs. H. Y. U., spent the holiday with his - '--lo--- Kossidy , soloist. mother, Mrs. Rebecca A linen shower will be held for the Brenner, of MME. JERITZA TO SING Park avenue. I needy in Palestine. AT IIlAS BENEFIT SHOW Louis Brenner, a student at N. Y. Only 9 Sc down GUEST SPEAKER AT SERVICES U., spent the holiday recess with his New York, Jan. 9-(JTA)-On Sun­ 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brenner day evening, Jan. 11, a benefit per­ $1.00 monthly Attorney Israel Rabinovitz was formance in aid of the funds of the of Park avenue. Rose N. Lesser Auxiliary of the He­ guest speaker at the Friday evening brew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid services held at the Congregation Miss Pearl Brown, a student at Society of America (Rias), w:11 be B'nai Israel Synagogue. The sub­ Posse Nissen, spent the holiday with given at the Metropolitan Opera ject of his speech was the Eighteenth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe House. Mme. Marie Jeritza,, the fa­ . ous Metropolitan Opera star, will R./s.GANSETT Amendment. Brown, of Cottage stieet. appear that evening in acldition t..J many other artists. MRS. C. EPSTEIN ENTERTAINS WOONSOCKET MAN HONORED The proceeds of thE: C'Jncert will be ELECTRIC @; COMPANY devoted to the care of Jewish unem- ,.,,. Mrs. Cecelia Epstein, pianist,_ for the Mr. Alfred Goldberg was elected ployed and home!ess who are bei~ Electric Shop 51 WESTMINSTER STREET Beethoven trio Cl! this city, a,peared Chancellor Commander of Myrtle given food a.nd shelter at the Rias l Building, LafayP.tte st~eet, ~is ~ity. in a delightful concert program of Lodge, No. 1, 1}nights of Pythias, Branches: Warren Bristol These activities are being mamtained W ashington Park East Greenwich piano music at an entertainment Woonsocket, at· a meeting held Mon­ Olneyville Arctic East Providence by the efforts of the Rose N. Lesser sponsored by the Pythian I Sisterhood day evening, Jan. 5. Auxiliary. 9, 1931 Page 4 THE JEWISH HERALD, PROVIDENCE, R. I., JANUARY ~xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx~ FEBRUARY Z. 0. CO GRE S OT . X X POPULAR WITH PALESTINE ~ By the Way ~ Not Interested! ... --- >: Jerusalem, J an. 9-(JTA) - The JJewi.sh lfittalb~ U X 17th World Zioni l Congr ss will not .!!«ht x By DR. ILLIE BERGER, :; Tidbits and News of be held Feb. 24 as scheduled if the OF RHODE ISLAND Q X Jewish lead­ THE JEWISH HOME NEWSPAPER Chairman, J ewish a tional Fund opinion of the Palestine x Jewish Personalities X ':I ers prevails. The Palestine members PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK IN 'I'l1t; YEAR BY THE X X By DAVID SCHWARTZ t; 1 Land Campaign of the Zionist Actions Committee, ANY X ~ mee ting preliminary to the London JEWISH PRESS PUBLISHING COMP ...exxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:-:xx l'XX:<:.~ lesson from I We can take a good m eting, Jan. 14, are dlvided on the the late Marshal 'Joffre. Through jl 1 advisability of a Congres·, the La­ (Continued from Page 1) on he was MYER M. COOPER, President some political machinati borites opposing it, while the Miz­ ut of an important pos ition 1 tak n o rachl ts a r e divided he h eld before the World W.:i r. e General Zionists are h a lf­ Rhode Island Einstein, Goethe I nce was Th 116 Orange Street, Providence, I During the war , when Fra favor and lh Left Wing ­ / h eartedly in Telephone: Plantations 5458 and Lincoln I battling in desperation for exist- I ers favor a postpon menl of the m e t­ as a tion, il \va.5 this same I . enc a n g of the Action CommHt e until T h 1s habit of detracting of one' Joffre wh o turned th fortum,s of in eli in rhyme ms to be a falrl Lh e completion of th negotia tions be­ JOSEPH M. FINKLE, Managing Editor commonplace characteristic of the defeat lo victory. He wa. inter- tween the J wish A gency and the r emember Goethe la- esled. I' Bri · h government and a Congress great. You The Zionisl mov men and Pal- ' mented: aft r Pa ·saver so as not t o interrupt :s in 1,>os11lo n (Member Providence- Better Business Bureau) I u And h ere I tand "~ith aJl mv I re stlne at pres~nl the Uie Iund-ralSing plans. J of France in l :H,I W h1mr Poor fool, no wi e r I n before." numb<;r of our J ws s.iym~. w , nuto- ,,re nc,t intc ,,-tcd. li we J •w • a re Telegraphic Agency, -Inc., With News Correspondents And Lincoln, a a youth Me{!lher J ewish thing lik lhi : not interest d , whv .-hould En _ All Over the World graphed a book ome " braham Lin oln hls hand and Jili, 1.md be in er l d Jin our Cc. u. c'! (,ARMAN

wi!> ·r, but God know, ar~p J ~~h to Jr u:.. ~~li~ ' . Subscription Rates~n:!:, ~:;!~.!h: ~~!~ceBy Mail, $2.50 per He J:r !.~. :~k H1;~1t~;7g (I b.cHc J mu t hove a word or he wall ,g,,in t h indiJT •n•ncc EXC T CE in s b- uf Lh · I::ngl ... h CoVl mmcr.t. Do • ,t SERV1 • subjects of interest to lwo of t.J1 c la!> t wron"', but 1 ~ JEWISH HERALD invites correspondence on " stab us in U,c b· k; ,r '0 th n u "The J ew i,h U rid ertaker"I of stance ii is right-I am quo(in(!' from the Jewish people, but disclaims responsibility for an indorsement to c.irry un. J oin uu1 1 a .:;; WI! I IG-t;;o Ri\SDALL TR £T ' 1 nt."f•d ,,cld1llon,,l rorc in our l'm ·r- ews expressed by the writers. memory). l) ' t~r >lll~J I the vi And ou r e a ll Wil on' rhym, iJi , ------whi ch h e pok , o dhparal{ingl ,> of gc_,r1<.:y. Don l b...: ., d s rt ·r from FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1931 hi own physiog-nom}: tl f nmk .. l of r 1>1n•• " or beauty, I am no I r I We ~., · in the rmd. Th re a rc oth ·r hand om r h y funds lo buy :irld1 10na l l11J1d fo1 th• J w1 h i,tion.t! Fund If ,1 Tht· J ,wish R · laurnn I m face, I don'! min n, it 4 ~ ",✓; ",:', "" ✓,;", ",",, ',:',',~,",',",;,, ;, ;,",', ;, .,, ~ LAG B'OMER ...... TUESDAY, MAY 5 \ •ulh )r friend~. tlcc~itful I A I 11:w. I , ' : tt1;1: r 1, •. ! cl rn and m r I , , ROSH CHODESH SIVAN ...... SJJNDAY, MAY 17 i d u ti t1l<• , l"tr , ('all ('(._ 082M I ..,.., L ll" FIRST DAY SHABUOTH ...... - . . . . . FRIDAY, MAY 22 tern. f I..J ..~ , ..-->r,· lo I cl a ll thi<, to lh · conlr not- ,, \ ilh!>landing-, I'll wag r thul if H rep - -''t' E,litor ACTIVE JUDAISM 1 enlali e group of • i i:w York \\ ri - ,~ ·r \ er asked, wbat i<. th· '·hon< t - ,' , " t I 'I II . ... ,,,#.,,.,,.,.,.,,., ,,,.,.,.,,.,.,.,,.,~.,,..,,7 ,,, , , , ->,,,. A certain group of modem psychologists tell us that a man's e!'-,; I, mo un :> r1 1a, ,. paocr 111 m ·r- , , , , , , , , , , , , , , t ac . In the ica, the would probably n i:-r • i.n character may be judged by his outwardly manife a, nrdwi? lhc pa lm to n • other lh:.n &Llo r, 'l h J wi h H ,• r;, ld. NEY TO LOAN d by his active contributions h e t. nd th · he ·t, I b same wise, a real Jew may be judge a th aLri al iv · rcCer to-i<; nri ty. We houl lik•· you t; 111 L to the welfare of Judaism. Just what this welfare may be is, of lJ ily ru·our.•h th' J , VI. h (Jr for •1 ... n ic., fo l­ course, dependent upon the individual. One J ew may be sin­ pre s in your cor ununi y h · n To :irtmcnl low import n l m· ltt: r nd in · ~ to Zionism, another to the Enter cere in devoting himself exclusively 1 1 y fr CJ • n Uy m• n , nd wnrn n position of the Jew in American life; one Jew may do excell nt Sime S il rman who are not A m ricz,n c1t1z, n , , 1- in ·nn1ty lhou h hey h,11.'P Lived m th,, IJnitu Jnt t :, 1 .: r.r,is and to engrave the words of God on stone, which are heavily advertised in his children went across the border to If You of those Temples! An empty house of paper. Mexico to see the sights. In attempt­ YoUI Clothes to should attend the services ing to return El Paso that very it has He has lost a whole lot as a re- worship is an empty heart; it' has no song of praise to God; uJt, and he has been subjected to day, they were held up. The chil­ of fellows an& orot ers, and it is a mock­ enough .:libel suits to keep a young dren could establish the fact that Turks Head no joy of the gathering they were born in the United S tates, a Temple, if you firm of lawyers doing nothing else ery to the people who have built it. If you have but. but the man had no proof with him Laundr_y contribution to Juda- to show that he had been legally ad­ believe in your Temple, if your only active he ' mitted to the United States when BECAUSE THE ism is in attending the Temple, will you so easily fail in being a first came here in 1900. He is not an Not a Piece re­ COST IS LESS Jew? American citizen. He does not - Cheese member the name of the steamer TURKS HEAD by encouraging the Community of We can do that without bias, During its time, Variety has been on which he arrived, nor the exact SEMI-FINISH in Providence. There many of the big pow­ date. In order to establish his right Center's project tor 1.J.lj.lding a Jewish library in combat with will SERVICE theatricaldom, but it has al­ to reside in this country, the man is a worthy excuse, if ever there.,.,was one, for a sincere and active ers in, of reg­ invariably come out the win­ have to secure a certificate Wearing apparel washed spread our ideals and our most entails loss Judaism, for by our books shall we ner. istry at a cost of $20. This and dried, ready to iron. much "red tape" because greatness as a people. But whatever the cause, let us be actively Here's a sample of w at started a of time and Flat pieces ironed. we many documents and witnesses are Jewish. By our works let us be known as Jews; then surely little skirmish with the Keith inter­ 88 Harold Street ests: required. shall not mistake ourselves, nor shall we be mistaken by others! 5072 "We don't want to battle with big The moral of this tale is, of course, WEst time vaudeville-such as it is-we very obvious: The man should have don't want to fight vaudeville. become a citizen many years ago. . HAPPINESS AHEAD the sake of those that '' But if we must, we must. However, for ~~✓-;->~ 'th ·1, k ' h d h d d f . the question now, as are not yet citizens and are likely to W1 sm1JUng s 1es over ea , un re s o P:fmv1dence and "It's simply the exercises in con- 13 years ago, whether. a theatrical get into such difficulties, we recom­ Distributor of Rhode Island Jewry on last Sunday attended you read this letter at of the Jew- ' pape~ in America can remain . fr~ mend that nection with the ground breaking of the new building your council meetings and also give - RAY OIL Aged. and mdependent, u;1lliampered Within YORK ish Home for the the trade; whether 1t shall be a news- the matter publicity through the prop- Before taking t rip BURNERS fitting testimony and approval of the paper oi: a piece of cheese." er chamaels. Such a fine turnout is across the borders or across the wa­ efforts and labors already performed by the Building Fund Com­ ters, aliens should always se­ Heating, Triple Duty mittee, headed by Samuel M. Magid, and shows the 'great interest The Biggest Pass cure either an alien return permit or Boilers, Steel Boilers of all Rhode Island Jewry in this worthy project. carry with them sufficient documen­ In the Wo,.ld tary evidence to enable them to be and Furnaces The labor s_ of the Building Committee are only begun and re-admitted without any de1ay. with this But, it has paid. Variety is loday the J ewish peopl of the state are urged to c.o-operate "The Bib e of the theatrical wodd. Any alien, although he had former­ ELECTRICAL- hard-working group by remitting promptly the final 1931 pay1nent Stage folks swear by it. And now ly lived here many years, who is r e­ REP AIRING- _ of pl dg_es made during the r cent campaign for funds. These they are celebrating it twenty-fifth admitted after having been detained want to feast a ~ CO 'FRACTING ar debt of h, nor, your h art and your cori'science are your only anniversary-and they for proof of entry, is regarded as Sime. newly arrived immigrant. II he srould ~ "Tr) Us, Our Prices ve 1 if it b a bit inconvenient send y ur remittance creditor, so, But he ca11 t be found. become a public chru: ,e, or get int".f 1 NOW, Lht1t th LiLi"ldin for our Aged Je ~,i h M n and women .And o they arc contcnt'ng them- difficulties with the !aw. he will be )~ A re Ri uht" ~c cr-nnpl e lcd in top n , r future. If you send in your m ney now clvc to wail moilin him u pa , • aid lia ble to dei:-ortation. his I t admis- ~ i=, to I !he most uJJ ique pass ever is­ d ? his da te of :• 378 ELM,VOOD A VE. , 1l will s c•rv lo str n6tHen the h nd of the Building Committee· sion bei na .... garde . ted- o nl.c-r i1r11ctl b n. 00 01catr" a rrival i-- t n t l' United S tr.. tes. )~ Telephone B oad 182i ~i construction and a bet~ 0 it , ·i I pn vlclr- for g 1· utc1· efficiency, uetler ffWI C s, ;11in1i f 1'12" I · .,, f a- 0 l h a rg-c CECH.I RAZOVSl "Y \ i I r builclinu. to irnJ' t 1 ntre in • 1 1 E.:ecutive D irector. ~~~..,.~~~'A",._<,... ~A,!.,.~;~- · THE JEWISH HERALD, PROVIDENCE, R. I., JANUARY 9, 1931 Page 5

ALL-JEWISH CITY GIVES R bb. G ld DINNER TO BRITISH TROOPS a 1, 0 man TEMPI,E Tel Aviv, Jan. 7-(JTA) - There Opens Meeting of CEMTEll was one Christmas celebration in the BETH-EL only all-Jewish city in the world on Christmas Day, and that celebration General Assembly OADCA/T/-=::_ was tendered officially by the admin­ ...__ istration of the city to the British SERVICES troops quartered h~re. Rabbi Israel M. Goldman officiated COMPINSKY TRIO CO CERT VOL r·TEER LEADER HIP at the opening of the General As­ The subject of Rabbi Gup's sermon The first musical event on the J w­ Community Center is Gov­ on Friday, J anuary 9, was "Albert The J ewi-h We So:Ucit Jewish Business sembly and the inauguration of ish Community Center calender for ever mindful of the fact that it has ernor Norman S. Case last Tuesday, Einstein." the year 1931, the Compinsky Trio, in it..s midst, a group of young men Croivn Hotel January 6. Rabbi Goldman was in­ brilliant chamber music oup, wiU and worn n who unselfishly give troduced by Speaker Roy Rawlings. be present d at the headquarters, 65 them ·· lves in th c pacily of volun­ Benefit street, Sunday evening, Jan. club lead . The foilowin are Golf Course has been the spirit­ teer Rabbi Goldman MENS CLUB 25th. serving as club le ers lh1s s a.son: WEEKLY and SEASONAL ual leader of Temple Emanu-El of The t ompms.ky Trio is compo ed of Gisi Scou ·, Anna Stein, D •borah PRICES Providence for the past six years The annual meeting of the Men's Sarah, piano; .i. Ianuel. vioLn. and ru,d Frnncts Gr n g, Young Olym- SEE IT - PLAY 17' le · 'cello. All of the Compin kys pt..ns, William Gat, . F r:s, Smlic 1 since the organization of that con­ be held on Wednesday eve­ Club will were born in Russi , sE:lth,d lat ,, in ilv rma.n; ~1 ke arion I. Open Daily at 10 A. M. gregation. He is also the J ewish No Stairs, No Elevator, No Boxes ning, J anuary 14, a t 8 o'clock. Elec­ England, fi ,illy came to thE> Uni d I~ram r; K ol L veni:; Chaplain to the Slate Institutions of TRY_ IT, WE KNOW YOU tion and insLallatjon of lhe following Sta es. Und r the guidance of th ir Youn(-! Isrneli Alb<.rt Brnwn; Am- WILL LIKE IT Rhode Island. officers will take place: father, a brilhnn · "nn nnd p, da- ity, Lllliun b •r ; r gogue, th y began · K T1 . lnin · President, A. Henry KJein; Vic ·ery • ·ly a •1.:, a C Dora .Oaz· President, Arthur Basok; Trcasur r, ·.: able to play, S 1n:i, nol "', J oseph L. Landauer; FinanCJal S e­ bl1.: tniinin . L m pi,, ,i t it with Emil,· au ·hw., tz r tary, Gus ave Koppc, and Record- HOWARD CLOTHES, I INC. I A , . . Upon m,Hl ing S crntary, Lester Selonek. ur l, cc · •J Duectors for two yt-ars, al C Co­ hn o hip 200 WEYBOSSET STREET e of . wh,c hon, Horace Dryfoos, Lou1.s R. Golden, nt: . PJ CROWN HOTEL BUILDING Leonard J . H ellman, Arthur J . L vy. . fut Directors held over, ax J . Kl in, bd, a upil of Dav1r 'r WI h h •1n r •por hat } i· Dr. J ames C. Kr noIT, Benjamin died h i p cmnmit , ,. 1s . till h 1.r, both new girl. tand REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT In old, iJ you w ul hlw b<:c"Jm · .ac­ I ---101--- J . C. C. C qwu.n · with r,ny of th · m ·mb<: make the · you do not knn Salk, hllr, rar · any 'Tll(aw,men or mar- r eputation in Rhode Island, will mak linkcr. Allr d Roffor, Le rr K - na. , j t adv' c her so th,1l h TRUST BUILDING his Boston debut next Wednesday r, JuJjw Co Sylvia Salzman, can nd con,u.aJulatll)n and best NEW INDUSTRIAL evening, Jan. 14, in a concert at J or­ Sad.le A.rken, Co ck, Sylvia Edit.h IA:w- wush ! card, dan Hall. Mr. Gruenberg will appear Ackerman, M yer Bazar, ROOMS 729- 730 ls, Sylvia Coh ,n, Harold Gold­ under the direction of Aaron Rich­ stein, idore Goldberg, David Salk Ar, ;,ny of you gir in r•r te:d in directed the last New BROWN & SCHLOSSBERG mond, who and 8-0ris Pritcher. forming a c!.aa5 o( om· Sl)rt -danc­ England tour of P aderewski. ing or cook1 g, or som

• Happenings of Interest ID the Women's ~World ORGAN OF THE LEAGUE OF JEWISH WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS P AULINE CHORNEY, Women's News Editor All news for this page MUST be in this office by Tuesday ,. _,_., _ a - - - ·- - - -· _.....,_ - M ontifiore Assn. 2:30 o'clock, in th e Vestry of Tem­ ple Beth -El. A ll-Dc,_y Hadass<,lt to Hold Bridg·e The Gift Committee with Mrs. J ack PERSONAL Davis as Chairman, distributed over jliJeeting W ill be Jan. 14 at Betli-El 40 pairs of shoes, stockings and over­ SOCIAL shoes as Chanu.kah gifts lo childr n Held Tu Proceeds Provide Shoe of needy families. Mr. Georg esday s and Stock­ e Wis , Jr., editor of th . Hymnn G l •nbla l of New ings for Needy Child This committee also collected a Cranston N ren ; Mrs. ews, Is enjoying a ten­ York avenue ntertam d the " in G. Nathanson, great many articles of clothfog and day cruise Mr . Edw rd J ob . ' nli and Mrs. Lewi_, Solomon, of WP t- pl.in wer m ,le- for th ,11-rk Tu• d11y, J n. D, ·, t Zinn' Ir J . City Ii F d ration of Women' lubs., D Gr an rcp1,rt<·d h· t plun- .ir • E _t\ T President of th United Or er of Tru --u--- comp! r th,, lunc-h1:on :,nc.1 that Si ters and founder of the 'ew York n 1•rv,,ticm.. a.r • c, b4, m-1d • in ·,d- Philanthropic League in ·d of Crip­ '1 pled Childr n. r ·. C(te ·

'~eague· to During dinner a prog:ram of cham ,Hold Miriam Hospital · ­ Lhe T ber music will be presented by the Saul Raskin Gires empi . Mr Ras kin' works hove Annual Meeting­ Grossman, Taber and Hood Trio. been tughly prais cl by th m .,t mi­ Assn. to Observe A very fin e m usica l program has Talk at Emanu-El n nt critl in th • country. HJ pi - been arranged, cons isting of Luncheon Mrs. Jo­ Lure porlraya.l of J wish , Jan. 29 Anniversary seph W bb r, soprano soloist, ac p nahty om­ Sisterhood and J panied on the piano by liss Rose il'leeting ewish Hf in PalcsUn ore lhc Millman; Miss Sadj finest of any v r .Officers to be Installed; Miriam Hospita Taber, vtohnist, pamt d. Mr R, - Mrs. Ben­ l A ssociaton wiU accompanied by Miss observe its 30th Manon Gross­ Tet of km r I t • in d ot 1ls Lh I ·n c- n­ jamin N. Kane to be anniversary on Sun­ man, and dramatic readings I! nds in onn ction day evening at a by [iss wi i.h n clcd with vcrnl of his in Charge . dinner in the Nar­ Abbi Grant. There will Pn.inti ng~; Rabbi oldm. n most int ·r- ragansett Hotel at 6 also be sev­ o' clock. Although eral emin nt speak rs. ddr ti piclur . the hospital bearing the association's lcmb rs Mrs. M rru; yd ·11, cholml n of th The annual meeting and luncheon name came into exis tence but r e­ Other officers arc:: Vic_ Prcsid n , cently, the movem Mrs. Charles C. Brown, c,1 lt•ndar L a, announe1•d It t n- rt:>v1d •nc-,• A (; l8G I Opn1 ffort 1l ~,Ir •• ,111 I{ 'till 9 1'. l. Holds Meeting ,tnr nl l'nrk111 bit thi w ·k (,r-..L L IJ701 Officers to be b1stallcd on Jan. 21 ; Mrs. Kramer Phillips Pre­ sented With Mirror Jlakf' Your H..P .sl'r •11iion.:1- '(JI · ! The Women Pioneers Club held a board meeting on Tuesaay afternoon Banquet at the home of the President, Mrs. , Bridge Parties MAX L. Kramer Phillips, on Calla street. GRANT President of Hospital Plans were completed for the dance Private to be held Tuesday Dances or Showers evening, Jan. 27, nized the need of aiding th sick poor at the Plantations Auditorium. A dis­ within the city. Banding tog ther a~ ( Larg · or m;il I P,ut, cussion was also held on the annual the "Miriam Hospital A ssociation,'' MRS. J OSEPH WEBBER ccorn.mod.i.lt d) they went from house to meeting and installation of officers in house al­ Soloist at Banqu t most begging money to financ the PE ' · the form of a luncheon, to be held work of aiding L ME U UBMITTED UPO ' REQ the unfortunates who Corresp ndmg Seer •lary, ,1~. J•> E T R Wednesday afternoon, J an. 21, at sought assistance. y Shukovsky; Financial cretary, ' R H I E . ELE TED Ff O Zinn's. Afte l 0 r sufficient funds had be n col­ John Brownstein; Treasurer, As a surprise of the lected the afternoon, Mrs. women endowed a b d in Max T mkin. VARIEO D ILY ME1 S. Phillips was presented with a console the Rhode Island Hospital to insure at mirror by the members least some of the sick b eing cared The commi t.ce in charge comprises of the board for in proper or Oinin;: lfoom, rian , Jt: wo and 'rq in surroundings. A com - Mrs. Louis M. Grant, chairman; ,-0hart ) mphon)' appreciation of her loyal service. mittee was appointed M to visit the pa­ David Goldman, After 8 P. J. - No Refreshments were served by the tients. Secretary; Mrs. Isaac :E trn htirg hostess. Woolf, Tre surer. and M rs. C lia Par­ With the aid of many men and vey, in charge of t.he_musicaJ program women, who understood the needs of ---□--- the sick poor among the J ews here, The r eception commilt~ include~ a fund was started after many years Mrs. Samuel Ernsto!, Mrs. Chari s C and the Miriam Hospital was estab­ Rlio Kappa Psi Brown, Mrs. J oseph Smith, 1 lished modestly in a small building U~ to Hold on Parade street. Irene Finklestein, Mrs. Rebecca Grant Dance Mrs. J ohn Meyers, Mrs. Serna Davis. ' Today the hospital has been en ­ Mrs. Jacob E rnstof, Mrs. Tuesday larged from its fast proportions J oseph Shu­ COFFEE Evening and kovsky and Mrs SHOPPE has been listed in Class A. The Miri­ . Abraham Klemer. ex-officio. am Hospital Association continues its 151-153 support and CUSHING ST. Between Thayer Kappa Chapter of Rho Kappa as an auxiliary board su­ and Brook Sts. Psi pervises --□1--- Sorority much of the important work Open Daily, 11:30-8 P. will hold an informal dance of supplies. M. Sundays and Holidays, 11 :30 to 8:30 P. M. at the East Side Pheasant Shoppe on Ample Parking Space and o The charter members of Res trictions Tuesday evening, J anuary 3. the asso­ Ladies' Auxiliary, ciation were Mrs. Mary D. Grant, Tel. geU 4565 and 0492 The committee th i-­ consists of Mrs. late Mrs. Amelia Dalberg, the latr Ahavath Sliolom, II Sophye Tversky, chairman; Miss Mar­ Mrs. Lena Zussman, Mrs. Sarah Rotke, the tha Ruben and Miss Eunice Pul­ late Mrs. Theresa Feldman Installs ver. and Mrs. Rose Adelman, Mrs. Bes­ Officers sie Semenoff, Mrs. Ethel Patrons Cutler and and patronesses are Mr. Mrs. Phoebe Lewando. Mrs.-Grant ALL BEAUTY ti Mrs. E. Rosen and Mrs. Jack B. Gertz and Mr. and was the first President, Mrs. Abra­ Installs _ ew Officers: I ~ 1000 ham Klemer Reports 3 5 C, SERVICES Mrs. I. J. Kapstein. is the President of the Given and Ad­ ' . lj; SA l'1SflED association at this time. i dresses Made ------,. I CUSTOMERS The Rayfield t- OUR The Ladies' Auxiliary to the System CREDIT Aha­ Of Hair & Beauty voth Sholom Talmud Torah held theil Culture PLAN LEAGUE 139 MATHEWSON ST. CALENDAR annual meeting in the Vestry of the TEL GASPEE 5230 COMING fVfNTf OF THE LEAGUE OF ./EIV/fH WOMEN'S . ORGANIZATIONS Ahavoth Sholom Synagogue on Sun­ lSTMINSTER - STREET day evening, Jan. 4. The chairman I_,_ _ _, _._ - - - -·-,-·-- -·- - _,_,__ ___ for the evening was Mrs. B: Pickar. TUESDAY, JANUARY 13- WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21- The meeting was opened with a pray­ 1 SU - CO Hadassah Annual Luncheon and Atl Providence Yeshiva Association er by Rabbi David H. Bachrach. CLEANSERS I Day Meeting, 10:00 A. M. meeting, afternoon. I LADIES' SILK DRESSES, PLAIN Other speakers who addressed the OR i South Providence Hebrew Institute Pioneer Women meeting. 1'-. PLEATED; LADIES' , assembly were Mr. Alter Boyman, $1 PLAIN " 'HITE COATS, meeting Ladies' Auxiliary or FUR-TRIMMED; I , evening. of Ahavath Sho­ 1 MEN'S Mr. Max Charren, President of the SUITS lom Bridge, evening. J Blankets, Curtains, Auto Robes, Bath Talmud T~ah; Mr. S. Katz, Presi­ Robes f WEDNESDAf, JANUARY 14- . THURSDAY, JANUARY 22- dent of the Synagogue; Mr~ S. Wolf I PR OVID:;~~ ~t~;~nnel\ Ladies' Auxiliary meeting and Mr...... ; ...... i.iic~~E of the Council of Jewish Women meeting Cohen, principal of the Tal­ ' Ahavath Sholom mud 1, Plant: Somerset Talmud Torah, at Temple Emanu-El, evening. Torah. Vocal selections were , Mass. - Warren: Main St. - Newport: 36 Broadway evening. _ I rendered by Mr. Chales Lappin. The Fall River: Rodman Street, 100 Main Street TUESDAY, JANUARY ~ I Monti.fiore meeting, afternoon. 27- yearly report was read by Miss Rose .... 7_ J_ ~_,...... _..._.. Ladies' Auxiliary of J ewish Or­ Miller, financial secretary, and the -.v.-.",,,/"rl'.V. "Have It Dof!e ~ Cullen & Galligan phanage meeting. Way" N■•,l',J'■V•••••l' THURSDAY,JANUARY15- treasurer's statement was read by Independent Jewish Mothers' Al­ Miss THAT'S the Ladies' Auxiliary of the War Dorothy Beresofsky. P articzilar answer to the Vet­ liance meeting, evening. ! Popularity erans, evening. The officers for the coming year of all our Pioneer Women Dance. were installed by Mrs. E . Rosen. MONDAY, J ANDARY Laundry Services 19- WEDNESDAY, P resid nt of the • JANUARY 28- Ladies' Union Ai I Miriam Hospital Linen Shower and Sisterhood of Temple Beth-Israel Assn. and are as follows: Mrs. J. Adler , Thousands of satisfied customers through their continuous Complimentary President; patrona Bridge-Women's Bridge. Mrs. H. Simons, First ge prove conclusively that the Cullen & Galligan Republican Club. Jr. Hadassah Cabaret and Supper Vice President; Mrs. M. Beresofsky way is the Satisfactory way. Dance at Biltmore. Second Vice President; Mrs. N. Davis PHONE GASPEE 9157 TUESDAY, JANUARY 20- Third Vice President; Mrs. p. Taber 11fURSDAY, JANUARY 29- Soulh Providence He Treasurer; Rose Miller, Financial brew Institute Annual L eague meeting and lunch- m eeting, evening. Secretary, and Dorothy Ber on. esofsky, CULLEN Recording Secretary. and GALLIGAN 37 EAST STREET Page 8 THE JEWISH HERALD, PROVIDENCE, R. I., JANUARY 9, 1931

THREE JEWESSES KILLED IN ROUMANI.AN BANKER PRESENTS Painting by Saul Raskin POLISH tvlIKVEH EXPLOSION PALACE TO KING CAROL

On Exhibit at Temple Warsaw, Jan. 9 - (JTA) - Three Bucharest, Jan. 7-(JTA)-Arestide Orthodox J ewish women and one Blank, head of the extensive ba.n.ldng Emanu,..,El, Janztary 4 - 11 three-year-old Jew-ish girl were killed interests that were fotmded by his and ten other J ewesses are not ex­ father, the late fauricius Blank, re­ pected t.o live, as the result of an cently presented a palace to the Rou­ ( explosion of a kettle of boiling water manian government. recently in a mikveh, ritual balh, in The palace is for the r ception of the townshjp of Horodenko, East Ga­ foreign reprcsentaliv s. It is pr - licia. The explosion was laid to a sen d in m mory of Mauricius defective tank and occurred , hi1 20 Blank. The Roumanian govemm nt. women were bat.hing in the mikveh h~s officially th nked Arestide Blank on the eve of the Sabbath. for the gift. Drive Out and Enjoy a Fine 11 URI(EY OR CHICI(E 7 DI ER The Wav You Like It

THE WALL OF MOURNING

Local Men peok Providence Fraternal Before ~1 ilford Y

Association Neiv~ Saul E. R. FC'mberg, ch lrmr,n or By CHARLES L. SILVERMAN District 6, Y.• 'L H. A. oi w EnJil­ land, Arthur Koms ·tn o( oon ck ·t EW YORK l.1IFE and J o ph Fink) , d1 r of Th . INSTALLATION EXERCISES J ewish War Veterans of America. J w1 h Herald, spoke before th 111- COMPA If Paul mak s as good a Com- ford, M ., Y . W. H. A.. on lhc oc­ The meeting next Tuesday, Jan. mander as he did a President of this c ion of "~nth:m n's ight" Ul th..at have a good 13th, is called for 7:30 o'clock. At. lodge, Post No. 23 will city on Tu d y n~ 8:45 o'clock, sharp, the installation administration. Paul always could Samuel Golov.!!ky, City Solicitor of exercises w·ill commence. Please be make things hum and he certainly will 1116 NEW INDU T IAL TRUST BIDG. Beverly, 1 ., olso Wa.!I a speaker. start the ball rolling as top kick of his outfit. I know he will receive th TELEPHONE GASFD 4115 whole-hearted support and co-opera­ Suh rihe Now to tion of every comrade of the post. Here's wishing you a most success­ The Jewish Herald ful year, Paul.

JOE FINKLE ACCEPTS

Joe Finkle has consented to head our Pr ss and Publicity Committee. Now we hall see some action.

COURSE IN A. A TD R. C.

Past President Hugo Sperber and our Treasurer, Louis Rosenbaum, are. going to take a cour e in arithmetic and rapid' calculation. I understand SAMUEL H. WORK.MAN Hugo added forty and forty and ar­ prompt, as no one will be admitted rived at the sum of fifty-two. He into the hall after the exercises start. showed his finished problem to Louis Th odore Max will act as install,ing and he said correct; also I suggest officer, assisted by his official suite. that a sum not exceeding $25 be ap­ The speaker of the evening will be prop1iated from our benevolent fund, the Worshipful Master of Roosevelt said sume to be spent for the purchase Lodge, No. 42, F . and A. M., Samuel of a blackboard, a box of crayons and H. Workman. Those of you who have a competent tutor. I suggest Maurice heard Mr. Workman speak will want Robinson as the tutor. to hear him again and those of you who have not, have a real treat in store for them. Mr. Workman s theme will be "Jewish Fraternalism." Having heard him speak many times, C. News I can assure you a worthwhile mes­ I/D.H· 11 sage, ably delivered in an inimitable SAMUEL SHINDLER HONORED enjoyable manner. The committee at first thought of a week-knO'wn out-of-town speaker, At a banquet, held Sunday evening, but after thinking it. over, we came Samuel Shindler, one of the charter to the conclusion that we had our members of the 0 . H. C., was pre­ "Acres of Diamonds" in our back sented with a loving cup by George yard. Come early and be sure of a Labush in behalf of the members of seat. the club for his meritorious services to the organization. The presentation We also expect the Honorable was a complete surprise to all pres­ J ames E. Dunne, Mayor of Providence, ent. to be present and express his greet­ ings. Mr. Benjamin Winicour acted as You will also hear a message from toastmaster and introduced ili~ new officers. Mr. Samu el B erditch the retiring ~resident, Samuel P. rw·­ PHONE US TODAY! Lazarus, and the message from the nished the entertainment wiili vocal incoming President. After the instal­ selections. The committee in charge lation ceremonies there will be enter­ of the inauguration were Samuel tainment, refreshments and dancin~. Shindler, Abe Press and George La­ DAVID KORN AND SONS M mbers are permitted to bring ilieir bush. wives or sweethearts. The following were inaugurated for 195 WILLARD A VENUE the next six months: PAUL J. ROBIN HEADS J. W. V. Peter Yosinoff, President; Dr. Harry Phone DExter 7730 .. GAspee 7298 Dimond, Vice President; George La­ l notice that our Past President, bush, Treasurer; Myron Keller, Re­ Paul J . Robin, is being installed this cording Secretary; Samuel Markuvitz, THAT BETTER PENNSYLVANIA HARD COAL week as Commander of Posl No. 23, Corresponding Secretary. THE JEWISH HERALD, PROVIDENCE, R. I., JANUARY 9, 1931

A VUKAH SECURES TEACIDNG Seattle, Portland, Ore., and others, OF HEBREW IN U. S. SCHOOLS due to the efforts of Avukah. Dr. Mitchell Salem Fisher of New Temple Beth-El administrative Boston, Jan. 7-(JTA)-Rabbi Sa,n­ York, chairman of the that ten new uel M. Blwnenfield of Chicago, committee, reported have been Ill., National A vukah President, in chapters of Avukah SERVICES formed this year, as far south as Tex­ was re­ his report to the fifth Avukah con­ SERVICE Louis Fra nk Ro enberg lected Preside nt of the L dgemont as and as far north as Winnipeg, Can­ , Jan. 8, al 8:15 e vention held here, stated recently On Friday evening Country Club at the annual meeting M. Hyman of New York, that one important achievement of ada. George o'clock, Rabbi Jacob Sonderling's ser- At the services this evening. and smoke r h Id at the Biltmore Avukah was that of making the re­ National Executive Secretary, report­ vening. recent mon topic was, "What Does Freedom Rabbi Goldman spoke o n the s ubject, Hole! on Wednesday naissance of the Hebrew language a ing on Prof. Albert Einstein's was made Vice s of h C ulture?" He was J acob E. Edelstein vital factor on American campuses. radio address, under the auspice Mean?" "ls There a J ewis 'L . apiru ley, of this Pre idenl to succ d J The Hebrew language, he pointed out, A vukah, stated that as a result -- assisted in the service by Cantor B ett- office. O h r been re­ who retired from that has already been made a address many letters have Temple cho en follow: ergymen and M'LA VE MALKE man together with the full officers subject in high schools and ceived from Christian cl r asurer, A l rnhum informed -- Emanu-EI Choir, under the direction crelary -T colleges in a nwnber of cities others who wish to be more Recording Secretory, am­ and the ac­ Einstein. Blackman; througl!out the country, including on the Zionist movement Sa turday eveni ng, J an . 3, the mem- of lr. Arthur u I H. Workman; Board of Gov1,r­ New York, St. Louis, Minneapolis, tivities of Avukah. bers joined together in their first -- nors, Max L. Grant, A. H ,nry Kl in, M'lave Malke celebration. A large FLORAL OFFERP..' Samuel M. Magid, harl s ilv...,rm..tn, and Paul B Pa er attended this affair. A real Harry Blacher numb of th vanous c tt -e Sabbath H1:uds M'lave MaJke supp r w as serv d. Mr. The flora l offenng for this r •ported on improvt>m :; be 1ad Joseph Schlossberg acted as chair- is the gut of th family of th lat to the club hous co nnd man. J. lr. Zalkind Ze tiln. 1 y tus memory com,iderabl •nlhu in wus • u ed over µl.ms for the comin~ eason. A The audience njoy d an n r- be for a blessing , nd a consolation to compl tc n 'W locker ro m for thP la- midnight tho!>e who mOUJ'11 him. ,.n Laining program until after tli s of the club, · n1:w • ' ov, •1 ·, Mr. Morris Constantin gave a read­ has Pn inst.di,, . d th• kitclu 11 " 1 KN~CK~RBOCK~R :· \ ing of Sholom Aleich m and , lrs. TE rE.R ' MC ·TI.: G ha. b •pn r bullt n ml<11 ~l l \ I All the rock th , .. I BeUe Novit.z., sister of L Ir. Cons n­ TIMES . " d V •nth r ) I ll W. 45TH ST . YORK so. tine, sang Hehr w songh. Dr. lale­ Last Tu, rlny vcrun~. J ... n. th, 1·<.I . lo med The kowsky of P al s tine, r. Kan ·, Dr r,~ular bi-w •ckly rn • tm, of the qu.11,y o ROOM WITH BATH AND SHOWER Berg r and vlrs. Kane: spoke. T , ch,-r ' 'lfT wa h Id. Th,. t ·nr-h- I open d th er had many g u · at th1, m • ting t LIGHT COMFORTABLE AIRY Dr. J acob Sonderlinf{ n 1 w.i "-Ir S,,ul A HOTtl O!= THt HIGHtST TYP!: evening by making Havdolo inc• 1.h, u1 ,t sp•:, k, r j closed th affair with an oddr . Rn. kin. who ~.,n· ;i mo tl•·li•h ful l ,'.,l bu, was decid cl lo arrange !>-Uch on affair ;_ind in. rucliv lrilk on he "T1•,1ch- th,· I, rt from " .Jt wi. h. Point of - at least on a month. 1ng of 1,.,ni,or,, . liS(iou School " Vww m • £od1•m lub " ,,u w1 CAFE and Th•• h" (• ,. wt•r · L Li . Bolvin :,ml r, ht th• h•·ln FEINER'S H CB RI J ·RC E l1 . Price 1\ r o r1v,·n by h,- folio 111~ uf- m- RESTAURANT i.,ch••r on th C m , nd r,-n·- •r of th1· L, ,tl t ·nt- Mrs. L o W int:r has giv( n lhr c he works .,f , Ir S-,ul ,, kin, 1m:li- d G,,r t,in ,, who will f.i; aid•· Well-lighted, heat, sprinklers, large elevator. Faces boo.ks to th T mple L1 br ry. They d •l1 Jhl d th•• ntirr J ewi h ;..ncl n< n ld , le o vn. · which wn finclnc,,d are "The M th r" by Sholom ch, J1 w1 h community. o only have three streets. Low rental to responsible manufacturer r1 fi•lch" l ;,nd Sir "Haym Solomon and the evolu ion" hrg group from h • vw-iou p , tl l ·nd,,.., 11,r to or wholesale merchant. by Charles Edward Rus ·ell and ·•Tr i­ of our Jl:wi h communi y u tended lh • ton< ,-~n c.-ct. tor! Traitor! The Tragedy of Alfn,d variou., functions in crmnec ion \ Drejrfus," by Johnston D . K erkofI. with this xhJ bit. but !!Om or INQUIRE: BROAD 9400 leading arti~ and art cr1 1 L ast Monday evening the board of com with great nthus1 m Amon WI TER trusle s held a business meelmg. the latter wue Col H- Anthony Dyer, I ' J . T 0 D the Art Editors of the Pro,;idenn newspap_rs, r . Worthington, ,'Ir THE OR~ ER" Byrns and i.ss Slocum, the Art J ury or the Providence J ournal, consi ing BUY _ OW IMPORTANT · ANNOUNCEMENT-- or Mr. F rederick Sisson, Miss Cody and Mr. elson. SUPERIOR COAL CO. The local press has given column..r 78 -88 ' RR C N ETI' E. of praise lo the Art Exhibit and E!foad 4030 Inc. praised the Institute of J ewisJ,. Stud­ SERVICE, emple Emanu-El for bring­ Y. D. AUTO ies of T NORTH MAIN STREET, AT RANDALL ST. RUSS NEWHALL, Trea urer ing Mr. Raskin's works to Providence. On Sunday evening, J an. 4th, the fol­ · FOR ALE \ lowing participated in the program Ra bbi Goldman, Col. H. Anthony 38 ALFRED TOi'.'E ROAD Dealer..s In Dyer, Mr. Raskin, Mr. Judah m­ OII Black lone Boulevard , l Ir. Benjamin Premak and Mr. onoff Spanish B ungalow, six large Armstrong. On Monday evening, Jan rooms; latest improvements. Bar­ Raskin gave a delightful talk 5, Mr. gain for quick sale. Owner go­ Legends in P alestine." On TIRES and BATTERIES on "Jewish ing into business out of town. ltrt$10nt . the program were also Rabbi Gold­ man, and musical selections were CA.LL given by Cantor Bettman and Mr. Al gell 0576-M Take· Pleasure in Announcing That They Have Taken Arthur Einstein. Mrs. Nat Cohen pre­ PLantations 8823 sided On Wednesday evening, Jan Over the Gasoline and 7th, Mrs. George Wise addressed a large gathering on the "Relation of Art to Lile," and Rabbi Goldman and Holley Ice and SERVICE STATION. at PINE and LOCKWOOD SIS. Mr. Raskin spoke. A fine musical Transportation Co. program was rendered by several rep­ Courteous, Efficient Service and Between Where the same high quality Products, Prompt, resentatives from Fall River, wilo DAILY SERVICE motorists during the past ten years Westerly reasonable prices that have s_atisfied thousands of came to this exhibition. They were Providence and will prevail. , VIA Bernard Chebot, who gave a violin Apponaug, East Greenwich selection, accpmpanied by Miss Mil­ Wickford, Narragansett Pier dred Pansy, and Mrs. Max Nadien Wakefield, Peace Dale -TIRES- ACCESSORIES on GASOLINE rendered a group of Jewish Folk Kingst 88 KINSLEY A VENUE Songs, accompanied by Miss Alice Providence. GAspee 0541 GREASING - BATTERIES AND PIT SERVICE Black. TO OUR MANY WE EXTEND A MOST CORDIAL INVITATION ---i□--­ FRIBNDS, PATRONS AND . PROSPECTIVE PATRONS TO ' SENIOR J1JDAEANS ROVIDENCE USE T 1-l E STATIOl\T MOST CO NVE_TJEN T The regular meeting of the Senior PHOTO Phones: North Main Street-GAspee 1221 Pine Sh·eet, PLantations 9228 IJud aeans was held on Tuesday eve- 7.ing. Plans for the coming party on ENGRAVING CO. Jan. 10th was a topic of much inter- Makers of Halftones WE ACCEPT COLONIAL CHARGE ACCOUNTS 0 t to all pr sent. A d.!..s ussion too!> ulace under the direction of Hayvis and Line Plates AT BOTH STATIONS Woolf, entitled "Is the Jew a Help o 15 PlNE STREET a Hindrance to the Arab ?" T elephone GAapee 7904 Reports \~ere received from the va­ r iou. eomm ·ll e . Page 10 THE JEWISH HERALD, PROVIDENCE, R. I., JANUARY 9, 1931

against its producer, Carl Laemmle, Epsilon Sigma the Uruversal Pictures Corporation, of which Mr. Laemmle is the head, re­ ') Beta I nstl th at it h as increased the number of 8 Pleasant St. The installation of the recently unemployed. Phone Newport 13 20-R Arrangements are now being com­ elected officers of the Epsilon Sigma pleted for the installation of the Beta was held last S unday at Tem­ HADASSAH TO PRESENT PLAY newly elected officers of the Judah ple Beth-Israel. Each o f the follow­ ing offi c Touro Lodg ers d elivered a short speech e, No. 998, B'nai B'rith, before taking office: W Solicit J wi h Patrona(Y Reh earsals are progressing quite which will take place on Thursday Leo Rosenthal, Pre idenl; J erome S. rapidly for tn.e play t0 be presented evening, Jan. 15th, at the Community Forman, Vice President; Irving Ab­ bow:itt, Secreta A'l LUNCHEON DIN ER OR SU DAY on Sunday evening, Jan. Center . ry; Irving Mittleman , 18th, in the Treasurer, a nd H. La wrence Hoffman, Le t BARSANTI Be auditorium of the Community Center, The committee for the preparation Financial Secretary. Your Hosl! spon sored by the Newport Chapter of includes Everett I. Hess, Robert M. D uring the m eti ng J erome S. F or­ Barsanti' OfI r You a Wond rful Choic £ pedal ilenu Hadassah. The proceeds of this play Dannin and N. Thomas Adelson. man, as spokesman for the fra ternity, presented to Harry O will go for the maintenance of strach, the o u t­ Daily at I a ona b1 e Pric the going Pr sident, an appropriate gift Community Center. MRS. M. SLOM ENTERTAJ S in appreciation of his loyal and effi­ Open Da il y, 7 i\1. TiU 12 Midnight cient se Aa excellent cast has been selected ---r- rvices during the past year . --- □ --- by the able coach, Miss Lillian A . Mrs. Maurice Slom en tertained last Callis, for the portrayal of the c h ar­ week at her home o n Willow street CLO E OFFJ E BARSANTl'S acters in the three-act play, "Let's ,I at a s upper and bridge. Covers w er e RE LT OF TI- E..'VllTI :vi Get Married." laid for twen ty. SEA GRILi~ a1icl RESTA URA'f\ T The play opens with Roger Ames, Vienna, Jan. 9-(JTA)- a re I t DORR T. - In K n ncd ' · Bldg. nen r \ son of a wealthy widower, becoming of the ban on "A]J Q uiet on th tmi.nst r GIVES DINNER AND BRIDGE Western Front infatuated with a country girl, who " in the• A trian prov­ 3 l tii, inc s a nd the anti-Semiti c campaign 114 rch tr knew not of city life, and persuades Miss Edith Richards entertained at 375 M in trc~ l his aunt to invite his "wild rose" to her home on P ark street l as t S a tur­ their home. Eva arrives together da y evening with a dinner and bridg with her ,side-kick, Maggie Miller, a Broadway Coal Co. for twelve. Among the out-of-town marvelous pair. At the same time guests wer e: Edna Ros n, Selma Zis­ For Your Wjnter' oal Roger's father, in an effort to wreck KI G (Jf' Hurnt-r With q ui t, Pearl Grossman, Marion Gross­ Use Anthracit , D . & H. the "romance," arranged to have his man and Sadie Taber, a ll of P rovi­ Lackawanna JO Y ·ar charming secretary for a visit, think­ dence, and Helen R obinson of Fall OKE TIIE.M Al..,TJ ing that his son will have a change Gunranl · , River. From Dfatrihuto r of Prov dence of mind and heart. As a result, a Gu Co. ii Burn for Kitch c: n Rang .:. t VS - new alignmel')K' of hearts. Eva mar­ ECONOMY - 11SF CTIO C1rcul tors - Garag · and ries the chef; father captures the SER IE H t Wat r Syst · , heart of his secretary; Maggie decides PHONE NOW: DE.x ter 3868 WRITE OR L. l 0J2 BR O 'T., PROVIDE E, R. 1. to run over to J ersey to inspect any R. I. State College 551 EDDY STREET Phon for Demoru,tration prospects there, and Roger is left flat. : BR ad 2598 His two aunts, extremely contrasting, lend hilarity to the comedy. The scenery for this play is being Last Monday brought to a close the long winter specially designed by Mr. Clark, the vacation that lasted close to three weeks. All the boys are scenery designer of the Newport Ca­ back at college with long and inter­ sino Theatre. esting yams of those happy days that Going to be The committee of all arrangements were so abruptly brought to a close by the reopening of schooL and Hy Co­ preparations is headed by Mrs. kin, Master of A. E. Pi. still r ela tes Nathan David, President of the Chap­ interesting tales of his week while ter. attention the National Convention of Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity at Mil­ waukee, Wis. With his return, Hy ,COUNCIL WOMEN HOLD BRIDGE also brought back a trophy awarded to Rho Chapter for excellence in in­ ternal relations with the fraternity A successful bridge was given . last This is the fourth cup that has been Monday evening a·t the Community placed upo11 the trophy shelf at the Center by the Newport Section, Na­ Rho House since the opening of tional Council of Jewish Women, with school in September. a capacity gathering. Prizes were New Year's Eve awarded the highest scorers at each witnessed the Alumni Clubs annual dance at Lake table together with a feature prize o~ Pearl. The affair was considered a the evening and a prize for the first success anti the alumni should be .J!etter flet an grand slam. Refreshments were congratulated for their spirit and served during the latter part of the brotherhood. evening. The Freshman . basketball team is The committee in charge of ar­ rapidly rounding into mid-season form, and rangements were Mrs. Morris For­ the twe> Jewish boys play­ ing the forward positions, are the man, President of the organization; backbone of the team in many re­ Mrs. Joseph Josephson and Mrs. spects. Harry Eggert. Ted Markoff, '30, who has been do­ ing extra research work at State, has Pi Lambda Phi just been appointed instructor in the Junior High School at Westerly. HOT- WATER HEATER Holds Convention Next Monday's Chapel is sure to be an interesting one for _the Jewish at Montreal boys. Rabbi Samuel M. Gup of Tem­ ple Beth-El, Providence, is to be the speaker. The thirty-sixth annual convention of Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity was held --□-- in Montreal on Dec. 28-31. Herbert Kaus, a non-Jew and prominent New upsilon York attorney, was elected Supreme Lambda Rex to succeed Dr. Jerome Alexan­ der. Phi Chapter ,of Brown Univer­ Phi Plans Seventh sity was represented by Melvin Dich­ ter of Stamford, Conn., and Robert E. Anniversary Ball Mayer of Chicago, Ill. The delegates were tendered a civic reception and luncheon by the Mayor of Montreal Formal Dance to be Held at the on Monday, Dec. 28th, and the fol­ Hotel Biltmore on Thursday, lowing night attended a banquet at February 19 the 1\~ount Royal Hotel, at which the outstanding men in public life of Can­ ada were present. The executive committee in charge . . of the seventh anniversary ' This manifestation of intercreedal ball of amity is believed to have been prompt­ Upsilon Chapter of Upsilon Lambda in 9ourcar... NOW. ed by the fact that the convention Phi Fraternity of this city, met last Tuesday evening and tentative ar­ On nay cold dey to co111e, yoa11 - was held in the preponderantly Cath­ Joy the ready comfort o# an Arvin-the Am11 Hot Water Huten .,. •·d•~ olic city of Montreal, which tendered rangements wer~ · made for the cele­ , In four models, whidt indUGe • pow­ bration hot water heat., with tae circular deAec. the fraternity a civic banquet. of the seventh anniversary of ful reaT Aoo, kuter. In 6Cklfftoa, Ant. the chapter's inception. tor lront that directs w-.nth wherewr ma-kti many odier types of hat.as la-­ Other officers elected were Robert you desire. Come in - let m install The ball is to be held, as usual, at eluding a Hot Air Sped.i I-Of F~ M. Lintz of New York, Supreme Mas­ the Biltmore Hotel, on yoars now. And once bmaHed, you'll Thursday No matte, ._,.t,.f ...CCe or modd oS car ter; Robert H. Rosenthal of New York, evening, Feb. 19. The plans include wonder bow yov eva got alon9 wi1hotd Supreme Keeper of the Archives, and yeu drive, therw'1 Mt Amn Hceta to elaborate decorations, fine favors and - Amn Hata ia yow Cir, Phili.11 Luskin of New York, Supreme one of the finest orchestras obtainable, tive you ample _. ia a.y - -,..,, Keepe r of the Exchequer. since a very large crowd of alumni, Mr. Benjamin Spellman of New and invited guests is expected to at­ York spoke on behalf of the United tend. States. Messages were also read from Various details, concerning patron­ Manuel Levine of the Ohio Court of esses, refreshments and invitations AUTO SUPPLY Appeals; Albert Ottinger, former At­ also were discussed and it is antici­ torney General of New York; Arthur pated that the "Ulp's" annual ball of Garfield Hays, David A. Croll, Mayor 1931 wilJ be the finest ever carried of Windsor, Can., and Dr. Alfred Hell­ FRANKLIN COMPANY out by the fraternity. man, of New York, all members of The executive dance committee is Pi Lambda Phi. In a telegram to the headed by Philip Lieberman, delegate assisted s, on behalf of New England, by Alfred Steiner and George ''THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT'' Mr. Samuel Temkin in Reizen, vited the fra­ as sub-chairmen, and Headmaster ternity to hold its convention in Provjdence David G. Geffner and Deputy Head­ in 1932. master Jack Katz. Broad and Stewart Streets, Providence , THI: JEWISH HERALD, PROVIDENCE, R. I., JANUARY 9, 1931 Page 11 NEWS OF INTEREST TO MEN COLLEGE I COUNTRY CLUB SPORTS

Jewi~h, Inter-Club R. I. W orkingmen's Bene-ficial .SPORT . G League Plays WORLD GEOl?GC N e;ws .ikws WRITTEH rOQ THE JEW/Sh HERALD Jy ./OEJ. Bask tba ll t ams r epr s nUn the Association Pnwtuck t C hapter, A. Z. A , and Tournament of Roses game, does oot the 0. H C , scored victori in th worry Sington. It wilJ be r>m m - J ewish Inter-Club ague on Ion­ I bered that P it burgh's All- rican day eve.rung nt th J wbh Commun­ ADVISORY BOARD HOLDS Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Scoliard, Mr. Ur- ity Cent r. ANNUAL BANQUET ban, Mr. B. Salk • players fared poorly 8J1: mst &luth­ em Califomrn in la.st y ar's Tourn - Th . Z. A. fiv, wus forced t ml'nt of Rose game. thr " overtime riocb Lo d •fv1t th The advisory board of this organi­ HOLD REGULAR MEETING 'Tm not worryin about th \\ nsh­ ginaws, 2G to 23, whd th O IL zat!on held its annual banquet on ing on t tc pl-.1y n; pickini? on m ,'' C. c:ombinal10n turned ack th S1 ,­ Thursday ev~ning, Jan. 1, for the out­ The R. I. W. B. A. h eJd their reg­ ai "mgton. "I 11:u · [ can t.ikt. nw Pi Felluw lup trnm, 21 to 8 going members of this committee. ular m eeting on Sunday, Jan. 3d t>fire of my..;,·lf. I'm Ji!oing oul h< r Th · followtrt , r,ITic rs w1 r,, 1 le cteresent time. Brother Boyman, as Abedon, and vice chairman, Broth r coll, •· our~••, wht h will t, rrntn t • chairman of this board, thanked all Sidney Hoffman, pl dg d themselv s n ·xLJun•. lo r · 1 ul.1r m ••• tir, , of th1• '' " the members for the wonderful co­ to support this organization in every 'lub,' Pl11l1p hr..1m,, Juliu ll,ft operation that they have given him possible way. 1,ncl Irvin..: . ch Jh•1 w,·r,• .icl.rn1tt1;c.l iJ in the past year, and he hoped that A Jorge gathering is e xpected at th n 'W rn1•mlx•1 A c,,11 1lul1011 w,, the new incoming members to this next meeting, J an. 18th, as the re will form,-d and bu 111, w, d1 ·u ,Nl board will do likewise. be a debate on the following s ubject. LN>n ,rd Whit••, cfrur m.1.111 of LhP Gifts were presented to A. Swer1- "Resolved, That the U. S. recognize prog r;,m c-r,mmll 1,.,. wa. ;, I , n L, ing, ex-chairman; S. Sha:,,brun, ex­ the Soviet government." The affirm­ J 1-r, ml"! P;,11. y took ch irJ.(t• of the o­ vice chairman, and J . Ponce, chairman ative will be upheld by Brothers B 11 c; 111 I p.nt of l.h • rn•·• tin.I,(. H1• w; h. - of the social committee, in apprecia­ and Hoffman, and the negative will be 1 ·d by th• · S c1· · ry, 1 lym,m ,lu­ tion of the wonderful work that they upheld by Brothers Ress a nd Halp rn. m«·n h I. have done in the past year. They re­ Cancel all your engagements for ---rJ--- sponded by pledging themselves to this morning of Jan. 18th, and come support this organization as long as to the meeting to enjoy this discus­ they possibly can. sion. Vocal selections were rendered by T1Jn1!!, J r..n !) (J 'T'A) - Th · ,JJICJ nt Cantor Gorin of Temple Beth-Israel. J. A. C. The following were present at the •h to of Tunt will '",n be 1,uL u Th· TunJ i.ir, munic1r, Ji y banquet: The Junior Activities Com.mHtee ly di•c1d1•cl ,, 111.L.'' thi: ,-111.Jr · Mr. and Mrs. Bayman, Mr. and m eeting pn Tuesday, r•·c n held a short nd n•bUJld h · old J1 ·w1 . h Mrs. Walk, Mr. and Mrs. Swerling, Hy H olland acted gl11•ltl) Dec. 31. Brother qu ,rtct· c..11 ·cl Lhc " 1 l.ira." TI Mr. and Mrs. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. D. in the absence of Brother as chairman lion of Lh,; c1ly I fr,m(:c.l for I m, d1- Bilgor, Mr. and Mrs Hoffman, Mr. and Aaron Bilgor. It was with deep r e­ •v;,J yn.i5t

NOTES RABBIS MAKE f\PPE L AGAIN T I ABOUT AUTHORS AJiavath CUT FOR EDUCATION, CULTURE Sholom Syd Silverman has become full Women's News • owner of that bizarre weekly, " Va­ S t. Louis, J an . 9-(JTA)-An ap­ Synagogue riety." His father, Sime, after 25 years peal to the S t. Louis F ederation of in the saddle, has climbed d own and J e wish Charities to reconsider its d - given the paper over t o Syd. "Va­ cision to cul by 40 per cent. the bud­ Women and Junior Hadassah united to cele ­ riety," if you d on 't know it, is II the­ get for cultural and ducational or­ FRIDAY NIGHT SERVICES Receive br ate the 70th birthday of H enrietta atrical w eekly and the most inter st­ ganizations was made recently by the Szold, who is founder of H adassah, ing and illiterate p ublication ;.i-i the SL Louis Rabbinical Council, in which National and United States. A pleasant event r ecently occurred the Women 's Zionist Organization. On all Reform and Conservative fuibbis The title o f A aron Marc Stein's were re presented. in the city of Providence without any I J an. 8, Dr. Louis I. Newman, promi­ comment in the press. A combina­ Local Honors next book will be "Her Body Spoke.'' Pressur 1s being brought to bear tion of Friday evening services and nent New York minister and member It will be pu blished n ext fall. on the F deration lead rs lo maln­ the organizatiop. of a Junior Congr e­ of the Administrative Committee of lain the talus quo, olh rwis the Service to Civic and Communal Horace Llveright, demon book gation was formed the last w eek of th e Zionist Organization of America, publisher of New York, but the pres­ future of th H br w schools is CauS'es Accorded Recognition in thr alened, ns it will be impossible the previous year 1930. For the third spoke over Station WGBS at 9:30 on ent chief at the publishing house cons cutive Friday at 8 o'clock, adults City State and Nation to carry on the work of the schools Henrietta Szold and Zionism. bearing his name. says that Llverighl and children were assembled at the will not r emain in the Ea l with the r due d budgeL Ahavath Sholom Synagogue, of which These events are a continuation of The rout of the dollar b New York City. J a n. 9- D uring the ook pub­ Mr. H yman K atz is the President. The the program arranged for the cele­ lishers is complete. Doubled y Doran they will no long r publish t dol­ regular Sabbath Eve S ervices w ere second half of the year 1930, several bration of Miss Szold's birthday by gave up, Simon nnd Schu t r h av lar but will issue ti tl s at two dol­ chanted by one of the pupils of the officers of the National Council of the 296 C hapLers of Ha dassah through­ sajd noU~ing but simply c e d i u­ lars \v1 th th • provision Uuit at the school, a nd a sermon delivered by Jewish Women reyeived special recog­ in,: dollar titfrs an F ~:-nr .-.nd ine­ end of six months they wall r -isi ue the principal of the institution. The out the country. F or we ks cables ha t he r ma.ming partn •r of th <' lh snm for nition in the c ity, state an e book one bucko. Wail congregational singing was led by d nation and telegrams from all over he world bargain trio, have announc ·d Umt six months und sav, man y! M iss Blanche Basel, t he leader of th e for t heir civic and communal service. and this country h ve b en pouring in school orchestr a, a nd Miss Frieda Among those so honored were Mrs. congratula ting Miss Szold. y B ernstein, of the r egular teaching A rthur Brin of Minneapolis, Second .MEET R FRIE D ' T staff. A capacity audience of 250 m en, women and children h ave filled the Vice President of the National Coun- ---101--­ House of Worship. This recalled the cil of J ew ish Women, who was ap- lJ VE MORE RR S DE IC TESSE .. CHOOL TII olden days of 1922 when the Howell pointed b y t he Governor of Minnesota D R Street Synagogue was the first and as a member of the State Crime Com­ OTHER 1 TJO AL Ml ORlTJE Opp. ' rown Hot only one who conducted evening Ser­ vices for the younger gene ration. m1ss1on. Mrs. Sara Messing Stern An inspiring sermon was delivered of Terre Ha ute, a National Director oscow, J a n. !}-(JTA)-The .J •w~ Th• JHp-.l Po pu lar Dl• li n1 lt• , n , 11d h ve more schools and mar _ v1LlaF?, last Friday by Mr. Samuel S. Coh en 11 m of the organization, was awarded a Sovi ,ts than any other nallonnl mi­ Luu r- h Rt in Pro, id ·ncl' on the s ubject, "Jacob's Last Ulter­ prize by the Gene ra l Federation of ings." Adults as well as youngsters nority in \Vh1 te w w, it wa r,n­ enjoyed it immensely. Mr. Cohen, Women's Clubs for the b s t prof[rnm nounced r •n tly by A. hl•rinknv, LET US TEH YO R PPsid nl of th , Whit Ru~ 1a though a young man, has such an in fine arts. Mrs. Stem is Chairman •pub• "L B ·1 L or Pi HTY eloquent power of speech and logical lic, m conn clion with the op,,nin,c;i of of the Fine ArLs Division of the In­ ''White Russum W1•f'k" P L.iu1lutio n 711 I way of interpreting cer tain obscure diana F ederation of W omen's Cl ubs. p assages of the Bible that he ca n keep a mixed audience of all walks Miss H a nnah H irshberg of San An­ of life spellbound for hours. tonio, also a National Director, was elected P resident of the J ewish So- JR. CONGREGATION OFFICERS cial Service F d eralion of h r city, and Mrs. Da vid B enjamin of K ansas The officers of the Junior Congre­ Ci ty, a n H onorary Vice P resid •nt of -U. E. R.- gation are: Joseph Priest, President; Samuel Goldfarb, Vice President; the National C ouncil of J ,.,.:i sh Wo­ Nathan Schwartz, Cantor. Refresh­ men, was appoin ted Vice Chainn n o f m ents were served through the cour­ the Civic Improvement Committee of tesy of the Ladies' Auxiliary. her city. The sermon this corning week will Pass and Punch Card Facts be delivered by Mr. Samuel H. Leven­ With the formation of the National son, chairman of the board of edu ca­ Conference on J ewish Employment, tion. The public is invited. Mrs. Este lle M . Sternberger. Execu­ tive Secreta ry of the National C ou ncil ELMER LAPPIN BAR-MITZV AH In a Nutshell of J e wish Women, was elected Asso­ Elmer Lappin, the son of Mr. and ciate S ecretary. Mrs. Sternberger was Mrs. Charles Lappin, of 17 J enkins also invited to serve as a m ember of street, became Bar-Mitzvah last Sat­ th e Advisory Council of the H ome­ $1.00 Providence Pas urday' morning. The boy chanted the making Center of Ne w York City. Haftorah and delivered a fine speech. will give you s ven days' unllmited rid s within n zon, from Kiddush was then served by his par­ Mrs. J erome Mayer of H artford, Providenc cent r . ents in the Vestry of the Synagogue. Conn., a member of its National De- The same evening a dinner was partment of Religion and Religious served in honor of the boy at The Education, was reappointed by the $1.00 Paivtucket-W oon ocket-Arctic Pa.fS.'l Lantern of the White Duck. Mayor of her city, as a m ember of i ts will give you sev n days' un1imit cl rid s within on zone from ---101---- Juvenile Commission, a nd Mrs. Pa,.vtucket and W oonsocket centers; also b tw •c:n Crompton-Hope George Hyman of Washington, D. C., FILLS BATH TUB THURSDAYS and Washington- a lick. TO KEEP SABBATH FISH ALIVE a former Vice Chairman of Peace of the Council, was appointed a member Wars.:. w, Jan. 9 - (JTA) - ( By of the P olicy Committee of the Na­ The Proper $1.00 Pass Will Pay for Mail)-Is it a mitzvah for an Orth­ tional Council for Prevention of odox J ew to have fresh fish for his War. Friday night meal? Yes, a J ew in Half of a Two-Zone City Ride! Lemberg, Galicia, argued whe:n he ---101---- was haled into court by his landlord, who complained that his tenant filled $1.50 All Cities Pass his bath tub every Thursday to keep L adi es' Aitxiliary, alive in it the fish he bought for the will give you seven d ays' unlimited rides wthin two zones from Sabbath meal. Louis Feiner Assn. P rovidence, Pawtucket and Woonsocket c enters; also in Arctic The landlord argued that his is an entirely superfluous luxury and is a local area. wicked waste of water for which he, Holds Banqziet the landlord, has to pay. Since a re­ $2.50 Three-Zone Punch Card ligious question is involved, the judge New Officers Installed by Mrs. Louis has decided to call in religious experts will give you 14 three-zone rides at the price of twelve with all the to give their testimony on this mat­ Feiner; Mrs. L. Schwartz ter before issuing his decision. Gives Talk privileges of the $1.50 ALL CITIES Pass for good measure.

FURNACES REPAIRED The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Louis $3.25 Four-Zone Punch Card and INSTALLED Feiner Benevolent Association held a will give you 14 four-zone rides at the price of twelve with all the REASONABLE PRICES . meeting at Feiner's restaurant on GUTTERS and CONDUCTORS North Main street, last Tuesday af­ privileges of the $1.50 ALL CITIES P ass for good measure! Tinsmith Work of All Kinds ternoon. STAR SHEET METAL The following officers were installed $4.00 Five-Zone Punch Card 362 Weybosset St. GA. 2190 by Mrs. Louis Feiner: will give you 14 five-zone rides at the price of twelve with all the President, Mrs. Abner Rosenberg; Vice President, Mrs. Charles Ehrlich; privileges of the $1.50 ALL CITIES pass for good measure! Secretary, Mrs. Morris Bernstein; Treasurer, Mrs. Adolph Brown. The Trustees are Mrs. Feiner and Mrs. Passholders will need no change! No tokens!! No transfers!!! Max Bernstein. No identification checks!!!! Following the installation, a ban­ quet was held. Mrs. Harry Kaufman was the toastmaster and Mrs. Louis Pass Sale Starts Saturday on all cars and buses .... Use begins Sunday Schwartz gave an interesting ad­ PUNCH CARDS WILL BE SOLD ON THE FOLLOWING LINES: dress. Poinsettias and evergreen made an attractive centre decoration for the Providence-Buttonwoods­ Providence-East Greenwich­ Providence-Woonsocket­ tables and tall lighted tapers added Providence-Oakland Beach­ Providence-Washington­ Pawtu cket-Woonsocket­ to the effect. Providence-War\vick- Providence-Pontiac- Woonsocket-Pascoag- Also at the Providence Ticket Office, No. 69 Mathewson ---101---- St-Woonsocket Garage, Park Square---:Pawtu.xet Valley Office, No. 6 Washington St., Arctic.

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This Equipment Assures You of to Honor Birtlida.y PROMPT DELJYERY of Miss H. Szold NITED ELECTRI OF CLEAN COAL PROVIDENCE DOMESTIC OOKE For Many Weeks Cables and Tele­ RAILWAYS COMPANY CITY COAL CO., Inc. grams fTom All Over World BROAD 9300 Have Been Pouring In Alonzo R. Williams, General Manager Arthur S. C'....U... P.--. .Melt Le.itt. Tr-... "Good Coal ~Warm Frlerwu'' New York, J an. 9-(JTA)-On Jan. 6, the National Boards of Senior