The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1921, Page 19

SMA ty Coden. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1921, Noble Jewish Girls Work 53°" “15 WE 3-4b$t. 29 Floor— Side by Side With the Men teas Da home ad place ere BETWEEN FIFTH AVENUE AND BROADWAY (OPP. WALDORF HOTEL he can move and live and have his boing without persecution, that. he In Rebuilding Palestine, i: ees, a et ete ee ee eat ee r that when the Americans un- | derstand fully the reat purpose of our | mission they will give us all the aid that is needed.” RIGHT FROM THE HEARTS OF REAL PEOPLE Why Homes Break Why Love Fails Why. Husbands and Wives Part SERIES OF ARTICLES BY SOPHIE IRENE LOEB ASK THE RECOGNITION OF PALESTINE NATION 16 Jewish Tole The British Admin tion here, with High Conrmissio ferbert Samuel at the head, has | proached several 15 |@ request that they recognize officially the existence-of a Palestinian national- ity and that passports of Palestinians so marked, be honored by these Gov- “SENIOR” ermments, despite the fact that Phies- stmtits, he f Nations: ma en ratified. ply to a question in, having Int Hou: oflicial, spok ard Suthe | Brttain was. governing Palestine b; | rights it acquired irl occupying enemy territory during the war and by special \ rights vouchsafed it by the Supreme Council. ny Open Daily THG P.M. eccncilipt + YIDDISH AN OFFICIAL LANGUAGE IN: LITHUANIA Till 9 P.M. KOVNO, Nov. 16 (Jewish Telegrannic Agency).—The little Bal Lithuania has recognized Polish, Yiddish and Ukra plusied in, tis 1 effect that « thing to live for besides the mere | Government documentss at doing of the thing at hand. They ed in four parallel columns. have av in of a future to spur on eno nt eu e{fect hfe It issnot only the busi- | made by Dr. Solowecjik, member of the hess of living fer now, but for | tithuanian Cabinet for’ Jewish Atfairs, M i at a conference of the Jewish Nationa the time ito come, |For them it is | Council of the country. Dr. Solowectik ply self, but for their per- | deciared that the Lithuanian Govern secuted people all over the world, | ment was sympathetic with Jewish in for whom they are making the | terests and would countenance no move Blace habitable, sanitary and in- against a status of equality for id fustrial.” dish. Quite naturaily, Dr. Sokolow is ie most interested in the sanitation and YOUNG LED-TICKET R. CELINE SOROLO;w [Nt medical work to be accomplished IN WESTCHESTER . to which she intend Dr. Celina Sokolow, Dauyn- 1 tthen J shali let her tell you in her | OMctal Count S| ‘ co, . wn words of the splendid things al- ter of Zionist Leader on ready startea in the upbuilding of Webs Ls Palestine Win Ha Mission to America, Fells sf Good MEDICAL AND SANITARY| ‘rye omeial vnnvae ange Bees lhese* Brave Young Wom- WORK BY AMERICANS. | Westchester County Supervisors showed en Doing Me . I was deep’ yressed with th Andyewa carried the county for ene Doing Manual! Eabor oni ta tae Gusev tmenrossed) with the’ ecociate guatica of the Court (or A ; — A VILLE Purchase = Sale of 2080 life as soon as possible ows Judge Ca 29,990, and 100 WITTE EI the Palestinian Roadways to: We. American pence) unit Ship peals if UR aut Judge ’ ‘ wo years ago with | G and doctors, and also | ‘ These Hadassan | Po AY ld | the | Mrs.” Emma Hollywood was re-elected elecied to with n 100 s when yy epare 2 Homeld yr state o F repate “@ Homeland for) sone 6: nua (heir Persecuted Race, are taking charge ot e Rothse Hospital in Jerusalem, which fu nishes free medical treatment. There! City two other branches, one in Jaffa | the Re plurality « Grher stcee whi That Were Niade to Sell at DOUBLE This Price at the Scghiaie of the Season ZI UAE of Mount By Soprie Irene Loeb. three One of the most interesting of the Zion Delog “afrom Europe top Pate el, each branch, | n hospital, “having a ma- Kincaid, on that h > nate Galas Gel; ke iB yyeny. inten ere elildren coming [ron s Dr, Celina in their bum Siko- | Hebrew ting to see the | Fiske, hool, s nage and sehool kn | We have just consum- mated one of the most fortunate purchases in tine for the Je w, daughter Tebrew lan. Vete Soko pares: the The unive oundation ton the univers been laid on Mount Oliv oped that it will be completed | Ron the delegation, for the # ler The daug! sent, yen up a ci Mesenciiniien etry er profession ; which 5 ; Swirzer- “ very short time. | a . . : Hoe H mich ye tae practised in Swirze “ort me seoanaiem can| | MMMORAMFE ama Contm Hicnn the history of this mam- j SOPHIE IRENE LOEB iand and Paris), in order to wor side boast of the most beautiful scenery | peneeys Bi j y side with her father ’ 8 wonderfil gardens and | CHICAGO, Nov, 16—Herbert P. Crane, moth 2d floor shop, and rift Of modest mien, Dr. Sokolow bes groves. One of the most in- | multi-n naire ironmaster, ls in N vlaces, however, is covered with statel: nt trees and groves. Aviv, a little Jewish s in Jaffo, was built on sand. Tiberius, another small town, is York to-« and his former wife, who a Piza, Costa Rican beauty arrive to-morrow. It is reported # been her father's right hand man, ag she sit e secretary beginning to-day weshall place these overcoats on sale at a tremendous sav- ing to you. They are the products of a number of and mag- unofficially of course, She has be: Hundreds of letters have come to Miss Loeb, written from the very lives and souls of people in all walks of life. From them she has developed a series of articles that touch every home and show how it can be made happier.’ and sympath y nothing o: Sig, excelente) cOnsInIC He: mene vular for its hot springs. that she has suggested in the interest What we are hoping for most is int that the American J E the Christians, will see our proble: When Mme. Piza, as she is now s being piayea Which of itself is simple, to say the|jnown, sailed trom Costu Rica at is being played Jost |days t said she was comir di ‘za, counsel for Costa Rica at Wa ngton, of the Z It strikes me, “that the big part t nist move d Dr. Sokolow, CALL LLLL ELLIE LEE A COLEDORELL PATER ALLL EL PET ODE EEE in Zion by the women has not been MUrhat. jamost needed: is encour opening of the divor 4 told ment from this great country to mins $20,000 unpaid alimony nationally famous mak- people, who are giving all they |4f0 Lewin admitted tosday. he whad ‘or the restoration of Palestine. eard of the possibility of #& reconcilia- It seems to me that the whole | lon. ine. ‘This | werld should be interested in the aan rebuilding of this holy land. | sr eae eeaiem,| cannot conceive why WReresnouia | MAYORS PLAN WATER BILL. iip, between Lud and Jerusalem, be'any diotinetion: Fen chy alt and saw these young women cutting! the Bibl stone for the roadbed, side by side “L know’of nothing in the history of the world that has been so soul-stir- ers. Positively the great- est overcoat offer made in New York this season. oe ring ag the women in Pale: spring, as T stood on the highway AMDILLILLALALLLILAALL TOLL LLL LL ALLL LLY LAADALL LLL LULA ALAA ALLL LALA DAA LATLLLLE LLL LLL Belunaditerelitaleesen ALBANY, Noy. 16.—The State con- ds, and all should want | ference of Mayors at a special meeting this Bible country to be revived | ‘ere yesterday discussed proposed legis~ | and flourish and give comfort and | lation to bring private water compa le, Pull of vigor! solace to people—persecuted peo- |under the Jurisdiction of the Pu rely there can be | Service Commission, Vor yea ith strong, stalwart men, 1 mar- | velled at the spe and youth and hope these young wem- | ple. ete What You Get for Your §25 Surely, fort has been made to get some sort of ; é ater mission for the human en did this menial work with one pur- fart a | State control over these compantes, but | s ‘4 reser | Aa ee f In This Remarkable Sale: ||| H f her sub pose in view—the upbuiaing of Pates-| "Ef [okie towmara to the aay |e ead n is hemarkabie es ere are some of her subjects— ate when not only the American Jew pi er company. bil ‘ N Li Pe iment patito ly pre-| the Christian as well will Journey: to | appeared nthe Legislature in the term | Ulsters in various lengths and. Great Coats—some have N a . the hing that forcibly J Se iatore ae ge i ; of Gov. Glynn. It e the Public Ser- < E yi N Vi conte iteelfeaboue «tere alsin to tno ue Mstorical land and be glad that |Viee Commission. aupervision over. these half belt while others are full belted. The latest The Woman Who Steals N visitor, is the proud and stately bear-| give Pa: RE BOA tae thier ice companies, und Kimono and Raglan Coats in both single and double- N ! ing with whieh they carry thomsclves| World, “IL Is not just for the Jews but [Ing thoge Yat priv vt anion breasted models. Ulsterettes, Box and Chesterfields. th W. ’ H b d N » for the world at large enn vetoed the bill because of the op: f tale : : A N and their burdens. [ cannot hetp | 1", ee preserved tar| Maier ot Now, York Gigs The ai, Every conceivable style, from She most extreme %o the ho er oman $s us an N a drawing ‘the contrast between the! thousands of years. Surely it is not (CAcluding New York (ity. waa, passed most conservative. All sizes, all colors, all fabrics, in- Ny i tirls of Jerusalem and those of Rus-| within reason that people of all’ Ge, flowing year, but ws eter tome, cluding the newest plaid back effects, as well as plain N ; sia. In this latter country the w d_be interested in such a fiom Buffalo and Roche black and gray Meltons and Kerseys. e an (1) tea $ t e N § they cary themselves, their very pos- N j ° ture is ¢ with th Wife of Another Thousands of other fine rl enti _Yorw Sie SoS) Meas Wag mate * The Pretty Wife and the ing ont y + GIRLS IN BRAVE BATTLE FOR New York's Greatest Cut Price Rug House Ze V r oats ! M FUTURE GENERATIONS. Special To-morrow 9 A. M. z Homely Husband The Homely Wife and the Handsome Husband The Woman Who Will Not Have Children e¢, wphere is something in the eyes of | av those girls that would melt a heart 8 4¢ stone—something big and fine and woe! inspiring. I faney that the prophets Bl of old, when they captured : their jerusalem in the various ages in the 2,000 ycars, must have looked ¢ that on the days following the turn to the homeland. You can- vt kill it—this great enthusiasm h over there—work- joult. condi- °20,°25,°30,°35,°40, 50 LINOLEUMS AND CARPETS pe) Just Arrived! $200,000 Stock 3 “ Ls] <= |] — ] a) | The largest selection of high grade, nation ally famous makes displayed under one roof in New York all at oldtime prices Suits 590,525,530,535,40 FROM ALEXANDER SMITH & SONS. THIS GREAT PURCHASE ENABLES US TO OFFER ENTIRE STOCK AT LESS THAN PRE-WAR PRICES or nong the yo ing under the most ai Catt | an tions, iaeae tn the most laborious Ss $55 9x12 ie Ty work, but unfailing, {| senith’s bie” att ts unfa bie~the soul stuf ( made. If any one doubts there is a Rugs RN PE { God, they need only to note the spirit * of these young pioneers who, know~- Articles Begin MONDAY, Nov. 21, MAGAZINE PAGE ALA LLL LLL EALEAL LLU LUUAAEAY SUA LELAMELL LUPO f alt. Sint $s 9x12 Royal Telveg =e ing that they cannot possibly live to ; tr reer ihy eye rabreriedlstavededet hid zon 4 Over 15,000 to select from-—all nationally 3 ng, yet go forth into a brave battle | for those that are to come. | “As to the col: , they are not} unlike the col that settle every 0 most ma do not start only tremendo' past a ture, Iiterature, them on for reb {t is not merely ‘ famous makes~in all sizes, 33 to52, regu- lars, stouts, shorts and slims. Our 2 floor | , prices positively save you $10 to $20, Opposite Waldorf Hotel, Between Fifth Avenue and Broadway. ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR Van hoe * 38 aie Axminster 3 we ure al! won piter wondertul” we 3 and colors = oy" Se Sereeeramass Méut from, full r 1 $100. value first effort 4 Prepaid Mail Owlery Pro: ed gb Sa esa 24 Floor ISW. 54%St|| EVENING WORLD that h int bide i eet Ca! Aa! through all "the | ag readily ie ea a sD eC at a _ adapt themselves to any and all c NewanAS is] Saws ss secr a ' circumstances, They have some- OPEN DAILY TILL 6 P.M.—SATURDAY TILL 9 P, M.D? qe : es as —— = < So 2 ae Se my me 17 ge GE - —_—__ — te a