The Sentinel, v.050 no. 08, 1923

              THE SENTINEL
Phone
Ca1fimet
2060
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Indiana at 24k
\Jatch the smart cars that ride on VOG IE Tzp.S,
Phone
IHHaarrrrisoonn GodC lthes of Imported Fabric
at Sensible Prices
$40.00 to $55.00
They Fit and Satisfy
JOHN R. VERHOEFF & CO., TAILORS
Tenth Floor, Republic Bldg., S. E. Cor. State and Adams Sts., Chicago, Ill.
Our New Spring Stock Is Now Ready
PHONE WEST 1600, ALL DEPARTMENTS
Most Modern and Finest Equipped Laundry in America
A SERVICE FOR EVERY HOUSEWIFE
Shirts and Collars Laundered Beautifully
Great Western Laundry Co.
2125-47 West Madison Street
We call in all parts of City and Oak Park
THOMSSEN BROTHERS GARAGE 1 "The Last Word in Garage Service"
Rogers
Park
Agents
for
Chalmers
Maxwell,
and
Lexington
7334-54 North Clark St.
All
Models
on
Floor.
Trades
Accepted.
Phone Rogers Park 8710
FLAT WORK IRONED *L
Our Auto Stops "Next Door," Why Not at Yours ?
THE WHITE HOME LAUNDRY CO.
PHONE RAVENSWOOD 3220 4892 N. CLARK ST.
DUST COVERS, SEAT COVERS, SIDE CURTAINS, RADIATOR COVERS, AUTO TOPS
Phone Calumet 0865
If Your Car Needs Painting Call and Get Estimate
SAMUELS & HIRSH
Automobile Painting and Trimming 2431-41 Calumet Avenue
LAWNDALE FLORAL CO.
V. A. Iohout, Prop.
Fine Flowers plus Quick Service
3212 West 22nd Street Telephone Rockwell 2997
What's Happening
In Palestine
Britain Ready to Quit Tranajordania:
Jerusalem (J. T. A.)-Great Brit-ain
is prepared to confer independent
government on Transjordania, the
League of Nations consenting, says
an official communique today. Pro-vided
a constitutional form of govern-ment
is set up, giving Britain the pos-sibility
to fulfill her international'
obligations toward that country, the
British Government agrees to declare
the Palestine territory east of the
Jordan autonomous and not subject
to Sir Herbert Samuel's administra-tion,
the statement declares.
Anglo-Jewish Association to Help Form
Jewish Agency
London (J. C. B.)-At the monthly
meeting of the Council of the Anglo-
Jewish Association on Sunday,. April
29, it was decided to accept the in-vitation
by the Zionist Organization
to appoint two representatives of the
association to sit with the representa-tives
of the Zionist Organization on
a joint committee for the purpose of
considering what steps could be taken
with a view to broadening the basis
of the present Jewish Agency referred
to in Article 4 of the Palestine Man-date.
The motion was made by J. Prag,
who proposed that the president of
the association, Mr. d'Avigdor Gold-smid,
and Sir Robert Waley Cohen
should be nominated as the delegates
of the association.
The president supported the reso-lution,
indicating the political signifi-cance
of the matter, and expressed his
conviction that all members of the
Anglo-Jewish Association would agree
that it was highly desirable to par-ticipate
in the restoration of Pales-tine.
"Morning Post" Prints Fair Palestine
Interview
London (J. T. A.)-The "Morning
Post" published, May 15, a compara-tively
favorable interview on the Pal-estine
situation. The interview was
given by Sir Martin Conway, M. P., a
Conservative, who has just returned
from Palestine.
"Hostility between Jews and Arabs
is steadily diminishing and friction
between the two races is considerably
less marked," Sir Martin declares. "I
see no reason why Jews should not
maintain their settlements and con-tinue
their immigration without, in-terfering
at all with the interests of
the Arabs. Both races can continue
to live in peace and comfort in Pales-tine."
Sir Martin represents in Parliament
the combined English universities.
First Aerial Derby Held in Palestine
Jerusalem (J. T. A.) - The first
aerial display in Palestine took place
at Ramleh May 16, a squadron of 14
aeroplanes of the British Royal Air
Force participating. The exhibition
program included flying, air races, a
balloon hunt, mimic air fighting and a
bombing demonstration.
The aerial derby was over the cir-cuit
of Ramleh, Raselain, Jaffa. Ram-leh.
Lieut. Martyn. flying a Vickers-
Vimy biplane, won the air race, cover-ing
a distance of 27 miles.
Moishe Nagler, an official of the
Jewish Burial Society of Vienna, is
being tried for appropriating a thou-sand
tachrichem (shrouds), the prop-ertv
of the society, and selling them
as linen.
E. W. RIECK Lunch Rooms
SEVEN PLACES
62 W. Van Buren St. 169 N. Clark St
68 W. Washington St. 42 W. Harrison St
118 S. Clark St. 167 N. State St
224 5. Halsted St.
SPECIALTIES: E. W. Rieck's Boston Bak-ed
Beans and Brown Bread. Fine Soups
and Fresh Made Coffee.
rURO% OBLI N
HOUSE and BARN PAINTS
THAT AFFORD COMPLETE PRO-TECTION,
IN THAT THEY
Protect the Surface From
Weather and From the
SPREAD OF FIRE
They cost no more than for the paints
affording no such protection.
-MADE ONLY BY-Johnston
Mfg. & Supply Co.
Room 1502 130 N. Well. St. Franklin 4765
PHONE US
FOR YOUR
FURNITURE
REPAIRING
Upholstering, Refinishing, Cabinet-Making
and Mattress Renovating
S. Bernstein & Son
Phone Wentworth 4219
350 East 61st St.
The_
ACORN
Safety
Window
Guard
Protects your home against thieves and
prowlers. prevents children falling out of
windows. Will fit any size window up to 4
feet wide. Can be attached in 10 minutes by
anyone. At your hardware store or direct
from us. write for descriptive circular.
Also manufacturers of Wire Mesh Guards
for windows, doors and skylights; Wire Mesh
Partitions for tool and stock room enclosures,
bank and office cages, etc. Catalog free or
representative will call.
Acorn Wire & Iron Works
5912 Lowe Avenue Chicago, Ill.
Phone Normal 1895-1896, Wentworth 5900
DOUGLAS PARK
HOSPITAL
Maternity and Infant
1900 S. Kedzie Ave. Lawndale 5727
Hospital fees includes physicians'
care, no students. Excellent
accommodations for pay patients.
Waiting patients may work for
expense. Well babies boarded,
sick babies treated. Instructions
given to mothers. Patients urged
to register early. Prenatal care
given, examinations, treatment.
Telephone us if you wish our vis-iting
nurse to call at your home.