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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEE PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 191?
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A Jewish Nation Plea Rabbi
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K. thinks treaty is fair
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If the IVncc Conference tittimntelj-
'; establishes Palestine ns n .lewis-h im-
' 'lion, Ilabbl Bernard h. I.evintlinl, of
. tflO I'lue street, will ro there with his
'family to live. He mmlc this nmiounre (
f ninnf fnrlnv nn Ma rptnrti frnm PnHs. I
I where he presented the rlninii of th,(
Jews lief ure the conference. ItnMil
J t.cvlnthnl is one of the most widely
i known orthodox rabbis in this country,
i "It is my intention to take my fnm-
Uy there to live," lie said. "Some of
the member of the family, of course.
javc interests here they cannot lenve,
but most of them have agreed to go to
J Palestine with me. jpenn countries where it i possible to
"I hope tr, niil in the reconstruction maintain orderly conditions. In the
; Jf the Jewish Mate, and if there i, room p,. ,,t (, .,,, ns n!kri, that
i tor me there I will reinnin. 'Hie hum- ,-.
'jean ,les are in accord with the plans n" ", ""''""I to worslnp on Satur-
1 )f tlie Zionists mul many of them will tin. where they desired to do so and
llso co to Palestine. r,. rn relicioiit fieedom in several mi-
"The award of Palestine to Kiir- n0r place.
and ns a nininhitory is a step toward ' "I nui very glad to -ny tluit our
Jie future. Knglnml will understand mission was entirely successful," he
t't better than any other country said, "and that the purposes for which
I muld." we went abroad were accomplished.
A mlssfon composed of Italibi I.evin- ' "We appeared twice before President
iial, Colonel Ilnrry Cutler. Joseph Wilson. Premier l.lojd (Jeorse, Premier
Sarondess, l.ouis Marshall and Judge Clemcnccnu and Premier Orlando. The
fulicn SIneli, as chairman, appeared first time we went before the 'llig Four'
lefore the Peace Conference and pre- r fct pretty shaky, because President
lented the claims of the Jews us set Wilson asked us to wait before bring-
. 'orth in resolutions adopted at the Jew iug up the resolutions.
, sli congress held in this city last fall Wr were treated very courteously,
, They asked for certain rights in Hiiro- hnwev" and the members of the con
KI.WOOl) S. HAKTI.KTT
President of the New Jersey State
Hauliers' Association, who will
open annual contention at Atlantic
City nn Friday. He is cashier of
the Atlantic City National llanU
ferencc asked us many questions. On
the second occasion wo presented the
resolutions and were assured that they
would be Liven favorable consideration
I when the nintter comes up before the
league of nations."
ltabbi I.evintlinl believes tlfat the
peace treaty is just what cotild.be ex
pected. "Ah to this talk of the Ger
mans not signing, I don't believe it."
he said, i "From what I saw nnd heard
while In Switzerland I believe the Her
mans will be forced to sign because of
the economic pressure that the Allies
can bring to bear upon them If they
refuse."
I While in Knglnnd nnd France Habbi
I.evintlinl had to use a bread card. !
Food and fuel nie both pretty scarce I
there, he said.
In Purls ltabbi l.cWnthnl met Dr.
Cyrus Adler. of this city, who was be
fore the conference as n delegate of the
American Jewish niniulttee, presentitiz
the idea of the American Jews for
Palestine as a country for the Jewish
people. (
ltiibbi I.evintlinl i the hnnornry pres
ident of the I nited Orthodox ItnhliW m' '
the I nited States nnd is the chief
orthodox rnhbi of the country. He is
nlso nn herniary vice president of the
Federation of the American Zionists;
and orgaiii.ed the Council of Jewish
Clubs of Philadelphia.
START WORK ON ROADS
Many Detours Necessary as Big
State Program Is Undertaken
Contractors having begun in earnest
the greatest highway construction pro
gram ever undertaken l. any common
wealth, a great many detours are being
AUTO SCHOOL
Vrnrln.il 'iiurs itl mcrliHlllIng nri'l r
nnlrltiit iiIcHsur-' rjirw .ml trucks Morning
afternoon anil wnhiK ' lnf fur mm filt,l
wonifii I'ompW-t' pfLuiempnt Cumpptenl
Instructor rhpiirnnf-' llullilinir,
Ontriil . M. ('. A.
Vtlto Pi hool Instrurtioti nnti f
717 ' llrnpil 14'JI rth St
encountered by users of main highwajs
In Peunsylvniiia, -
The spring oiling of highways is pro
ibediiig in many sections of the state;
and much resurfacing of macadam
road is being done, necessitating the
use of bltumltiuous compounds on which
Is placed stone chips or pen gravel, The
Highway Department has Issued a
statement, In part ns follows:
"Pennsylvania road users will find
more detours necessary and more sur
face treatment under way this summer
t li it n ever before- because the slate
building more roniU and innkiug more
Improvements than ever, before."
RADIOGRAM SENT
TO CHECK KIDNAPPER
Chief of Gang Responsible for
Crime Believed to Be on
Way to Italy
A wireless message to the steamship
Rcglna d'Holia today arranged for the
ROCKINCHAIR
Athletic Underwear or Men & Boys
Nothing to stop you from bending 'way over rfo
possible binding or chafing I Real comfort. Full bodily
freedom. Tryitandbssurprsec. At most good dealers.
Henderson & Ervin, Norwaiw, conn.
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Bids Asked for Hauling
rontPtttM fl room nnarltnplll hv motor
trurk .lunf II from PhtlHdelnhlH lo Han
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freedom j f I L J t ss!Z
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arrest nt Genoa of nu Italian nboard
the vessel who Is believed to be chief'
of the gang that kidnapped tlie seven-teen-year-old
daughter of Detective
.tames Moll, of Chester.
Mildred Mcli, the girl, has identified
the picture of this man ns the chief of
the gang. As soon ns the Identification
was made a radiogram was sent to the
vessel, which left JCcw 'York sevcrnt
days ago, asking that he bo watched
and arrested iu Genoa.
Eight Italians are now In the Media
jail awaiting another hearing today on
the charge Tf having, on May 3, ab
ducted the girl and assaulted her. The
kidnapping of tho girl was part of a
plot to get revenge on her- father, who
had arrested several members of the
gang."'' The next step wns an attempt
on Melt's life, it Is believed,' but tho
girl's story exposed the plan, and all
were arrested but the man who es
caped to New York and started for
Italy.
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Pure
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Tobacco
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Net Prices
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.ESPONSIBLE dealers market Pennsylvania
Vacuum Cup 6,000 Mile Fabric and Cord Tirefc
and "Ton Tested" Tubes at
Standardized Net Prices Uniform
Throughout the United States
Price Schedule
Effective May 12th:
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Size
30x3
30x3i4
32x3
31x4
32x4
33x4
34x4
32x4
33x4
34x4i
35 x 4V
36x4;
33x5
35x5
36x5
37x5
Vacuum Cup
6,000 Mile
Fabric Tires
16.55
21.20
24.95
33.35
33.95
35.85
36.50
47.20
49.10
49.50
51.50
52.05
60.30
63.45
64.65
66.75
Vacuum Cup
6,000 Mile.
Cord Tires
26.85
38.35
48.70
50.05
51.35
54.90
56.35
57.85
59.20
60.70
68.55
71.90
75.20
"Ton Tested"
Tubes
2.70
3.15
3.45
4.70
4.75
4.90
5.05
6.10
6.20
6.30
6.35
6.50
7.25
7,60
7.70
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These substantial price reductions are due to the successful t '
operation of an economical zone selling system, enabling us
to market our fast-growing production at an enormous saving
in selling expense.
PENNSYLVANIA RUBBER COMPANY
Jeannette; Pa.
Philadelphia Branch 207-209 N. Broad Street
Pennsylvania
VACUUM CUP
6000 MILE TIRES
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