Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1925, Page 30

30 RABBI TO IGNORE CHARGES OF UNION Cleveland Clergyman Ac- cused of Liberalism and | ‘Changing Customs. ciated Press Ohio, March 16 spiritual | director of the Je | gregation here, indic. that he will Ignore a wppear Tuesday o the Union America to an augurating cha In ritual anc tng liberal The complaint arises from a small | &roup in his congrega objecting | principally to the of men and women in the Rabbl Goldman erted that he does not ze the Union of Orthodox because neither he | are mcmbers the only remady. will | eader of | the movement to have Rabbi Gold- man appear before the committee, | declared. WILL PRESENT PLAY. “Fag o' My Heart” will be present- a4 by St. Anthony's Plaxers in St | Hall. Twelth and| theast, Brockland, taking the others who will take part in the cast are Elizabeth M. Mattimore, J. Her- bert Walsh, Louise C. Bishop, nard Connolly. Edward J Thomas J. Brosnan, Amna M ris, Richard L. Price. Madigan is Fitamor- Miss Ida_ Mae | SNAPSHOTS OF AN OLD LADY KEEP- ING TRACK OF HER HANDKERCHIEF. St LOOKS AIMLESSLY IN LAP AND ASKS HAS RANDKERCHIER TLOR HER BAG EVES DRUGHTER-IN- LAW'S LY AND AGKS & SHE SURE THAT 1SN'T 1T < SEARCHES IN HER BAG, LET- IYONE SEEN HER TiNG NEWSPAPER SLIDE T [l i SAYS SURELY SHE'LL LOOK N PICKS BAG UP, DECLARES BAG AGAIN, BUT WHERE 15 HANDKERCHIEP I MUTTERS NOW W HANDKERCHIER SUSPIIOUS UTE AND BIGINS TO © McClure Newspaper Syndicate REMARXS SME'S SURE SHE HAD HANDKEIRCHIED A MING UTE AGD AND PICKS PAPER P THE EVENING Y SEARCH REVEALS CAUS T - ALRIGHT, ROUND N CRACKS OF CHOR SHE wAS SITTI T KIEP T THERE BUT HER SPECTACL AND WILL SOMEBODY LOOK CASE UNDER THE CHAIR. (HERS TS GOTIT T SATE 'S THE ONE COUSIN GAVE HER. STAR, WASHINGTON, —BY GLUYAS WILLIAMS SCRUTINIZES TLOOR MUTTER- ING SHED HATR TO LOSE IT EM MURMURS SHE MIGHT HAVE ROOM TABLE wiLL LOOK THERE 13 PIXS UP BAG AND ER AND S{TRES DROPPED IT UNDER DINING SOMEONE! 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