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THE SENTINEL
Order
The Well Known
Jacobson's Matzos
Mail or phone us your order
and we will do the rest.
Jacobson & Co., Inc.
946 W. Roosevelt Road
.Phone Monroe 4679
All Doctors Agree
there is no better health builder than Milk. The School Children, by drinking
plenty of good, clean, pure Milk, such as furniohed by Barron & Sons, add
greatly to their strength of mind and body.
Barron & Sons' modern pasteurization plant, installed in their new building
at 544 Grant Place, assures you the best there is in Milk.
Our courteous drivers are ready to serve you with any quantity. Tb. small-est
customer gets the same attention as the largest.
BARRON &
6149 Broadway
Phone Sheldrake 1777
SONS
544 Grant Place
Phone Lincoln 636
FI E MODERN MATZOS BAKERY E
HABRAHAM KAUFMAN H
K K
0 S We Supply Fresh Matzos Daily to 0S
H Groceries and Delicatessens H E E
R Country orders for Matzos, Matzos Meal, Potato Flower R
M Egg Matzos, Assorted Maccaroons and all articles for the Pass- M
A over sent to all parts of the United States and Europe. A
1328.1330 S. Jefferson St.
HARRY LEVITETZ, President
We are the only concern to
GUARANTEE 1 our product KOSHER and PURE
Phone Canal 2429
DAVID LEVINSON, Secretary
Our factory is open to
public inspection
Under supervisions of the Vaad
Ha Rahonim of Chicago and
the U. S. Government
"LOOK FOR THE LONG RED TAG'
Call or Phone Drexel 5871 1023 E. 47th STREE,
RETENTION OF QUOTA LAW
GLADDENS UKRAINIAN
REFUGEES.
Warsaw (J1. T. A.)-The resolution
introduced in the House of Represent-atives
favouring the retention of the
quota law, as reported in a Jewish
Correspondence Bureau dispatch, is re-garded
as the only ray of hope by the
thousands of Ukrainian refugees con-gregated
here iwho had despaired of
admission to the United States follow-ing
publication of a telegram that the
Committee had recommended complete
suspension of immigration to the Unit-ed
States.
Thousands of refugees are literally
besieging the offices of the Jewish
newspapers here and also that of the
Jewish Correspondence Bureau, clam-oring
for fuller details of the Con-gressional
action with reference to
immigration legislation.
"THE CAUSE OF HUMANITY."
Omaha, Neb.-John A. Swanson,
president of a large clothing establish-mien',
in this city, is a Lutheran. The
creed to which his partner, William L.
Holzman subscribes is easily guessed
when it is stated that Mr. Holzman is
Nebraska state chairman of the Jewish
War Relief Campaign. No two business
associates ever got along better than
these two do, but if it wasn't for their
diversity of faith this story could nev-er
have been written.
When the state Jewish War Relief
conference was held here on February
5, there were in attendance, besides
representative Jews from all parts of
Nebraska, three Chicago men who are
prominently identified with the drive.
They were Charles Rubens, zone chair-man
in charge of the campaign for
funds in ten middle western states;
Superior Court Judge Harry M. Fisher
and Marcy I. Berger, zone secretary.
The visitors stayed over twenty-four
hours after the conference to help the
local men get started in their effort
to raise Nebraska's $125,000 quota
toward the $14,000,000 national fund
being collected for war sufferers in
Eastern and Central Europe. Accom-panied
by Mr. Holzman, Henry Monsky,
Harry Wolf and Henry Lapidus, they
made the rounds of the leading Jewish
merchants, explaining the need of help
for their coreligionists overseas and ob-taining
their checks and pledges. They
wound up at Mr. Holzman's office. He
introduced his partner to the Chicago
men.
"Swanson?" Mr. Rubens remarked.
"H-in-in! You're a Lutheran, I sup-pose."
Mr. Swanson admitted it.
'Well, we've been busy cracking a
few hard nuts in our own camp," Mr.
Rubens said, "and haven't got to work
on Lutherans yet. But some of the
boys will be around to see you before
the drive is over."~
"Send 'em along; I'm ready any
time," said Mr. Swanson and went
back to his desk.
"Say, Harry," Mr. Rubens drew
Judge Fisher to one side, "you better
go over and interview himt now. You
know the slogan of this campaign is:
'Jews mnust give; non-Jews are invited
to give.'
The Judge followed orders and ap-p~
roaching Mr. Swanson, proceeded to
tell him that at least thirty per cent
of the Jewish War Relief was neces-sarily
distributed among non-Jews in
the communities in Eastern and Cen-tral
Europe where the Joint Distribu-tion
Committee operates.
"Sure, I know," replied Mr. Swan-son.
''You don't have to tell mie. I'll
give you a check."
Mr. Swanson smilingly handed him
a check for $500.
"My religion teaches," said Mr.
Swanson, "that it is more blessed to
give than to receive. This cause is
bigger than any creed. It is the cause
of humanity."
ROGERS PARK
FOOD SHOP
S. Davis, Prop.
R. Park 0591. 6813 Sheridan Rd.
Rg. Pk. Apt. Hotel
We carry a full line of
imported and domestic del-icatessens
and fancy gro-ceries.
Complete line of Kosher
Meats.
"Visit This Neighborhood Store"
NATHAN'S RESTAURANT
Nathan Crystal and T. P. Flahive, Props.
WHERE REAL AND DELICIOUS
KOSHER COOKING PREVAILS.
Come and bring your friends with you.
1018 W. Roosevelt Rd.
Southport
Avenue,
CHICAGO Company
Bottled in the Country
Phone us your order
for some of our fresh
Alaska Fat
Smaltz Herring
We can supply your needs
from a 25-lb. keg up
We also have
Rose Brand
Butter
A butter with superior flavor,
churned fresh daily from pure
pasteurized cream, in our own
creameries in the country, un-der
the most sanitary condi-tions,
assuring you real purity
and quality.
H. Rosenthal, inc.
1334 S. Union St.
Phone Canal 2223
Highly Recommended
Sby the best Physicians
'Ae Perfect
Medicinal Tonic
Made of the Best
911, Roots and Herbs
Manufactured under Permit ~ Serial Na 111.61012 5 Issueudn der
theN ationPraohl ibition Act
Lipsey Products Co. #40? INC. Factory:3343 Douql&.s Blvd. Chicagqo~lll
Humboldt 8508J
KEYSTONE
DAIRY
Pure Milk, Cream and
Butter. Once a customer
:always a customer.
* : 1649 N. Fairfield Ave
Phone Armitage 1840
Geller Dairy Co.
1229-31 N. Oakley Blvd.
PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED
Milk and Cream
and PURE BUTTER
Delivered Daily to Your
Door
Forest Glen I11 8
Main
3737-39 Creamery
It.
Kosher Star Sausage Mfg. Co.
Telephone Canal 1033 1006-8-10 Maxwell St., CHICAGO
LIVINGSTON'S
CELEBRATED -
RYE BREAD
I 50 Years the Standard
Ask Your Grocer For
ST. REGIS MAYONNAISE
Wholesale Fresh Daily Retail
---- I
Object Description
| Title | The Sentinel, v.045 no. 10, 1922 |
| Subject | Jews--Illinois--Chicago--Periodicals |
| Description | v.45 no. 10 (Mar. 10, 1922). The Sentinel was published weekly by the Sentinel Pub. Co. from 1911-1996. |
| Publisher | Sentinel Publishing Company |
| Contributors | Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies |
| Date | 1922-03-10; 1920s (1920-1929) |
| Format | Periodical |
| Language | eng |
| Coverage | United States--Illinois--Cook County--Chicago |
| Rights | Made available by Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership. To request reproduction from a print copy or inquire about permissions, contact resources@spertus.edu. |
| Collection Name | The Jewish Sentinel |
| Contributing Institution | Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership |
Description
| Title | 00450010 37 |
| Transcript | THE SENTINEL Order The Well Known Jacobson's Matzos Mail or phone us your order and we will do the rest. Jacobson & Co., Inc. 946 W. Roosevelt Road .Phone Monroe 4679 All Doctors Agree there is no better health builder than Milk. The School Children, by drinking plenty of good, clean, pure Milk, such as furniohed by Barron & Sons, add greatly to their strength of mind and body. Barron & Sons' modern pasteurization plant, installed in their new building at 544 Grant Place, assures you the best there is in Milk. Our courteous drivers are ready to serve you with any quantity. Tb. small-est customer gets the same attention as the largest. BARRON & 6149 Broadway Phone Sheldrake 1777 SONS 544 Grant Place Phone Lincoln 636 FI E MODERN MATZOS BAKERY E HABRAHAM KAUFMAN H K K 0 S We Supply Fresh Matzos Daily to 0S H Groceries and Delicatessens H E E R Country orders for Matzos, Matzos Meal, Potato Flower R M Egg Matzos, Assorted Maccaroons and all articles for the Pass- M A over sent to all parts of the United States and Europe. A 1328.1330 S. Jefferson St. HARRY LEVITETZ, President We are the only concern to GUARANTEE 1 our product KOSHER and PURE Phone Canal 2429 DAVID LEVINSON, Secretary Our factory is open to public inspection Under supervisions of the Vaad Ha Rahonim of Chicago and the U. S. Government "LOOK FOR THE LONG RED TAG' Call or Phone Drexel 5871 1023 E. 47th STREE, RETENTION OF QUOTA LAW GLADDENS UKRAINIAN REFUGEES. Warsaw (J1. T. A.)-The resolution introduced in the House of Represent-atives favouring the retention of the quota law, as reported in a Jewish Correspondence Bureau dispatch, is re-garded as the only ray of hope by the thousands of Ukrainian refugees con-gregated here iwho had despaired of admission to the United States follow-ing publication of a telegram that the Committee had recommended complete suspension of immigration to the Unit-ed States. Thousands of refugees are literally besieging the offices of the Jewish newspapers here and also that of the Jewish Correspondence Bureau, clam-oring for fuller details of the Con-gressional action with reference to immigration legislation. "THE CAUSE OF HUMANITY." Omaha, Neb.-John A. Swanson, president of a large clothing establish-mien', in this city, is a Lutheran. The creed to which his partner, William L. Holzman subscribes is easily guessed when it is stated that Mr. Holzman is Nebraska state chairman of the Jewish War Relief Campaign. No two business associates ever got along better than these two do, but if it wasn't for their diversity of faith this story could nev-er have been written. When the state Jewish War Relief conference was held here on February 5, there were in attendance, besides representative Jews from all parts of Nebraska, three Chicago men who are prominently identified with the drive. They were Charles Rubens, zone chair-man in charge of the campaign for funds in ten middle western states; Superior Court Judge Harry M. Fisher and Marcy I. Berger, zone secretary. The visitors stayed over twenty-four hours after the conference to help the local men get started in their effort to raise Nebraska's $125,000 quota toward the $14,000,000 national fund being collected for war sufferers in Eastern and Central Europe. Accom-panied by Mr. Holzman, Henry Monsky, Harry Wolf and Henry Lapidus, they made the rounds of the leading Jewish merchants, explaining the need of help for their coreligionists overseas and ob-taining their checks and pledges. They wound up at Mr. Holzman's office. He introduced his partner to the Chicago men. "Swanson?" Mr. Rubens remarked. "H-in-in! You're a Lutheran, I sup-pose." Mr. Swanson admitted it. 'Well, we've been busy cracking a few hard nuts in our own camp," Mr. Rubens said, "and haven't got to work on Lutherans yet. But some of the boys will be around to see you before the drive is over."~ "Send 'em along; I'm ready any time," said Mr. Swanson and went back to his desk. "Say, Harry," Mr. Rubens drew Judge Fisher to one side, "you better go over and interview himt now. You know the slogan of this campaign is: 'Jews mnust give; non-Jews are invited to give.' The Judge followed orders and ap-p~ roaching Mr. Swanson, proceeded to tell him that at least thirty per cent of the Jewish War Relief was neces-sarily distributed among non-Jews in the communities in Eastern and Cen-tral Europe where the Joint Distribu-tion Committee operates. "Sure, I know," replied Mr. Swan-son. ''You don't have to tell mie. I'll give you a check." Mr. Swanson smilingly handed him a check for $500. "My religion teaches," said Mr. Swanson, "that it is more blessed to give than to receive. This cause is bigger than any creed. It is the cause of humanity." ROGERS PARK FOOD SHOP S. Davis, Prop. R. Park 0591. 6813 Sheridan Rd. Rg. Pk. Apt. Hotel We carry a full line of imported and domestic del-icatessens and fancy gro-ceries. Complete line of Kosher Meats. "Visit This Neighborhood Store" NATHAN'S RESTAURANT Nathan Crystal and T. P. Flahive, Props. WHERE REAL AND DELICIOUS KOSHER COOKING PREVAILS. Come and bring your friends with you. 1018 W. Roosevelt Rd. Southport Avenue, CHICAGO Company Bottled in the Country Phone us your order for some of our fresh Alaska Fat Smaltz Herring We can supply your needs from a 25-lb. keg up We also have Rose Brand Butter A butter with superior flavor, churned fresh daily from pure pasteurized cream, in our own creameries in the country, un-der the most sanitary condi-tions, assuring you real purity and quality. H. Rosenthal, inc. 1334 S. Union St. Phone Canal 2223 Highly Recommended Sby the best Physicians 'Ae Perfect Medicinal Tonic Made of the Best 911, Roots and Herbs Manufactured under Permit ~ Serial Na 111.61012 5 Issueudn der theN ationPraohl ibition Act Lipsey Products Co. #40? INC. Factory:3343 Douql&.s Blvd. Chicagqo~lll Humboldt 8508J KEYSTONE DAIRY Pure Milk, Cream and Butter. Once a customer :always a customer. * : 1649 N. Fairfield Ave Phone Armitage 1840 Geller Dairy Co. 1229-31 N. Oakley Blvd. PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED Milk and Cream and PURE BUTTER Delivered Daily to Your Door Forest Glen I11 8 Main 3737-39 Creamery It. Kosher Star Sausage Mfg. Co. Telephone Canal 1033 1006-8-10 Maxwell St., CHICAGO LIVINGSTON'S CELEBRATED - RYE BREAD I 50 Years the Standard Ask Your Grocer For ST. REGIS MAYONNAISE Wholesale Fresh Daily Retail ---- I |
| Collection Name | The Jewish Sentinel |
| Contributing Institution | Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership |
