Reform Judaism Embraces Liberalism in State Church Debate
At the thirty sixth annual convention of the Central Conference of American Rabbis Dr Abram Simon urged liberal reform in Judaism contrasting it with orthodoxy. The session debated church and state and called for the permanent separation of public schools from religious instruction and opposed Bible or New Testament as classroom textbooks. Plans were outlined for a Good Will institute and a study expedition to Abyssinia and China with future fundraising to support Jewish agricultural endeavors in Russia and Palestine.
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Washington, D. C
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Linton
Edward N. Calisch
Richmond
Hebrew Union College
Simon
Iffe
Tennessee
John Herring
New York
Commission On Good Will
Federated Council of Churches of Christ In America
Central Conference of Rabbis
Conference
Executive Council
Calisch
Committee On
Church and State
Felows
Motion Pictures
American Motion Picture Producers’ Association
Africa
Herman Vogelstein
Breslau
Germany
Ludwig Vogelstein
Sicw
Leo M. Franklin
Detroit
J. Max Weis
Rabbi Weis
Shanghai
Weis
Abyssinia
China
Sorantin Recital Dominates College of Music Opening
Violinist Erich Sorantin and pianist Lise Huebner delivered the season’s first major concert at the College of Music. Huebner’s piano playing impressed, elevating her role to co‑artist in the Beethoven F major Sonata and showcasing virtuosity alongside Sorantin’s strong musicianship.
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Erich Sorantin
Lise Huebner
College of Music
Mr. Sorantin
Miss Huebner
Sorantin
Berlin Opera Devotees Battle Over New Carmen
In Berlin the Moscow Art Theater staging of Carmen sparked street and lobby clashes between Nemirovitch Dantchenko supporters and opponents after a violent quarrel over the revised libretto. Police intervened, arrests followed, and several music lovers sustained minor injuries before order was restored.
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Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Moscow Art Theater
Nemirovitch Dantchenko
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Patterns for Up-to-Date Garments and School Frock
The Commercial Tribune presents No. 4911 a sleeping garment pattern suitable for cold days and children, with six sizes 2 to 12 years and fabric yardage details. Also No. 6252 a plaid suiting dress with wool rep, four sizes S to 14 years, plus fabric requirements for long sleeves. Both patterns mailed for 10 cents.
Social and Personal Highlights Include Nuptial Preparations
Mrs. Robert Luster and Mrs. Marvin Duhme hosted a breakfast for Miss Guida Marx ahead of her wedding to Mr. Eames Donaldson at her father Henry Marx's home. The Needlework Guild plans its November 6 collection at the Church of the Covenant. The Music Lovers' Club met at Glendale with a full program and a Clifton Music Club recital featured pianist Leo Paalz. See also January 2 wedding date for Miss Happy Jorn to Lawson Kemper.
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Marvin Duhme
Guida Marx
Eames Donaldson
Henry Marx
Miss Marx
Needlework Guild
T. J. Davis
Clifton
Davis
Music Lovers’ Club
Cc. C. Benedict
Glendale
Katherine Ernst
R. A. Holden
Chester Kroger
Anthony Bullock
John Darnall
Mary Benedict
Ruth Morris
John D. Sage
Happy Jxorn
Mr. Lawson “Kemper
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Leo Paalz
Clifton Music Club
Louise Albert
Paalz
Herbert D. Alcorn
Handel
Haydn
Pachulski
Tschaikowsky
Godowsky
Bertkiewicz
Rachmaninoff
the Music Box
Poldini
Stillmanm-Kelley
Old Chapel
Hand Painted Frocks Highlight Youthful Party Fashions
Youthful evening gowns embrace hand painted and appliqued flower decorations. Frocks feature flower colorings like pale pond lily and lily of the valley green. Velvet appliqued poster flowers and silk or muslin millinery blooms embellish skirts. Bustle drapes and sashes shape the silhouette with a refined bodice and decolletage.
Guarding Your Health and Teeth as Health Link
A columnist urges dental care to prevent systemic illness, noting most pus infections originate in teeth gums and tonsils. He argues neglected teeth trigger rheumatism and other pains, recommends periodic exams and extractions when needed, and cites dental X rays as part of medical checkups.
Beery Slays Two Sons Then Tries Self Destruction
In Norwich Connecticut on October 20 Eugene J Beery age 38 killed his two young sons Eugene age 5 and Joseph age 4 by chloroforming them and then cut his own throat. He was found by a neighbor and later confessed his act and claimed his wife left him after a quarrel. He was reported in a hospital where he was expected to recover.
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Norwich
Conn
Eugene J. Beery
Berry
Beery
Eugene
Joseph
Phi Delta Theta to Broadcast from WLW Tonight
Members of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity at the University of Cincinnati will broadcast a program of songs from WLW tonight at 10 30 o clock. This marks the first in a weekly series by fraternities every Tuesday night. Richard Whitaker, a pianist, will perform and a thirty voice glee club will sing several numbers.
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PHI Delts
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
University of Cincinnati
WLW Tonight
Richard Whitaker
A Wife's Confessional Sparks a Rescue
A distressed wife narrates a chilling scene as Katie faints and a plan unfolds. Dicky, Jim, and Margaret maneuver through doors and keys while the wife prepares an aromatic ammonia dose and dresses for any emergency, hoping to aid Katherine before danger deepens.
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Katherine
Richard
Margaret
Jim
Katie
Dicky
Thompson
New Loves for Old Delight Bride to Be in Society Novel
Delight Darrow, heiress and daughter of a banker, meets Peter Stuyvesant, scion of a famed New York family. He is talented yet temperamental, and Delight plans to reform him with her independence in mind. Her father offers a $200000 incentive if she can endure five years of married life. Tomorrow the wedding approaches.
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Delight
Darrow
Donald Darrow
Peter Stuyvesant
New York
Ning
Paris
Stuyvesant
Peter
Palm Beach
By Press Publishing Co
Keys for Lil and Mother's doors are given
A trembling speaker receives keys and orders to unlock two doors while another plans to aid Jim and Katie with Katherine. Fear suggests concern that Katherine may be dead, reflecting tense domestic crisis.
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Lil
Jim
Katie
Katherine
Ser., Inc
Tomorrow's Horoscope: Caution and Change Ahead
The horoscope predicts an eventful day with possible risks of loss by fire or theft and a sudden troublesome change. Precautions should protect property and money while speculation remains risky. Those with birthdays may face an eventful year. employment looks promising but signing should be careful.
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Press Publishing Co
Deer Population Expands in Putnam County
State Game Warden Barry reports 250 stray deer roaming within fifty miles of New York City in Putnam County. The observation notes deer growth outpacing human population increases in the area around October 20.
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New York
New York World News Service
Putnam County
Barry
French Chicken En Casserole And Other Dishes From 1925
Home Kitchen columns present recipes for French Chicken En Casserole Spanish Meat Cakes and New Zealand Stuffed Shoulder of Mutton. Instructions cover soaking lima beans browning chicken making tomato sauce and baking times for each dish.
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New Zealand
Feat
Ser., Inc
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