Longworth vows to oppose reducing US military forces
Speaker-elect Nicholas Longworth pledged never to vote to shave down the military, speaking at a public ceremony unveiling a memorial to Battery F, 136th Field Artillery, in Eden Park overlooking the Ohio River. Mothers of the unit organized the memorial, joined by local officials and veterans leaders in the event.
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Nicholas Longworth
United States
Battery F
One Hundred and Thirty- Sixth Field Artillery
Eden Park
Ohio River
Mr. Longworth
F. B. Salmar
Mothers of Battery F
Thomas L. Pogue
William P. O'Connor
The
American Legion
B. H. Kroger
Charles Meyers
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cameron F. Sanders
Louis Coffin
Dana C. Merril
Ft. Thomas
Frederick W. Hinkle
Park Board
Galbraith
Kentucky
Rich heads B'nai B'rith officers in Kentucky Ohio group
Dr. Samuel Rich of East Liverpool Ohio was elected President of the B'nai B'rith at the Kentucky and Ohio Association of Chair Officers session at the Gibson. Other officers elected include Morton S. Zaller Cleveland First Vice President and David M. Rosenbaum Cincinnati Second Vice President. Philip Cohen Cincinnati retiring President named Secretary. Executive Committee members chosen were Louis Weiland Cincinnati Harvey Shear Cincinnati Joseph Weinberg Cleveland and Harry M. Cohn Cincinnati. The session covered business matters with talks by Rabbi Zielonka on B'nai B'rith work in Mexico and Rabbi Frankel on the Hillel Foundation. Dr. Boris D. Bogen secretary of the Grand Lodge spoke on Tradition and Reform in B'nai B'rith Work. The Cincinnati Lodge opens its fall season at Rockdale Temple Annex tonight with fifty initiates and a reception for Dr. Bogen.
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Samuel Rich
East Liverpool
B'nai B'rith
Kentucky and Ohio Association of Chair
Gibson
Morton S. Zaller
Cleveland
David M. Rosenbaum
Cincinnati
Philip Cohen
Philip Hershman
Leon Office
Dayton
Louis Weiland
Harvey Shear
Joseph Weinberg
Harry M. Cohn
Martin Zielonka
Mexico
Benjamin F. Frankel
Detroit
Hillel Foundation
Boris D. Bogen
Grand Lodge
Cincinnati Lodge
Rockdale Temple
Bogen
Public education campaign on how to use credit
Credit bureaus launch a nationwide weeklong education drive titled Credit and How To Use It. The Cincinnati Retail Merchants Association promotes pay your bill via newspaper ads and radio on WSAI and WKRC. Adolph C. Weiss says proper credit use builds trust and transfers with moving households. The Cincinnati Merchants Bureau holds over 600 000 individual credit cards. He stresses buying within means and paying bills promptly to keep a good credit rating.
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Cincinnati Retail Merchants’ Association
WSAI
WKRC
Adolph C. Weiss
Credit Bureau
Bureau of Cincinnati
Carew
Cincinnati
Charities Benefit Show in Cincinnati October 28
The Catholic Charities League of Cincinnati presents a benefit entertainment at Emery Auditorium on the evening of October 28. Proceeds fund Christmas cheer for Catholic institutions including Little Sisters of the Poor St Aloysius St Joseph Orphanages and St Joseph Infant Asylum. Minstrel men a one act play and a variety program form the program.
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Catholic Charities League of Cincinnati
Emery Auditorium
Little Sisters of the Poor
St. Aloysius and St. Joseph
St. Joseph Infant Asylum
Autos Break 3 Light Poles in City Collisions
Police report three boulevard light poles damaged by autos early yesterday at Ninth Street and Central Avenue, Eighth Street and John Street, and 327 George Street. An auto with a broken rear wheel was found in a garage. a hub cap matched near one light and the car, said to be from Eighth and John Streets, is held.
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Ninth Street
Central Avenue
Eighth and John Streets
George Street
Eighth
John Streets
Sermon Highlights on Sympathy and Civic Duty at Local Church
The Rev. Edwin Brice urged sympathy as essential to civilization, urging believers to act and not wait for others to make sacrifices. He warned against discouragement and stressed that society owes nothing unless one contributes. A second address by Dr. Louis G. Hoeck argued education should serve love and the truth, not replace it with knowledge. Dr. M. S. Terry spoke on civilization and urban evil, noting Jesus’ ministry in Capernaum and the role of city churches in guiding society.
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Edwin Brice
Universalist Church
Price
Hoeck
Louis G. Hoeck
Church of the New Jerusalem
Jacob and
Esau
Terry
Salina
Kan
Hyde Park M. E
Department of Institutional Financing
Board of Education
The
Methodist Church In America
United States
Churches
Jesus
Capernaum
Peter
John
Matthew
Jesus Christ
America World Mission Theme in Oakley Sermon
Rev. Fred Riley of Oakley M. E. Church urged universal Christian mission in a sermon on Christ's World Program. He argued religion's duty to evangelize globally, warning against America first attitudes and stressing universal gospel salvation for all races and peoples.
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America
Riley
Fred Riley
Oakley M. E. Church
Christ
St Paul parish marks 75th anniversary with grand jubilee
The St Paul parish jubilees week opened with a pontifical high mass led by Bishop Francis J. Beckman. About 5 000 attendees witnessed a procession and festive programs as the church celebrates 75 years since its founding.
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St. Paul Parish
Francis J. Beckman
Lincoln
Neb
Beckman
Liberty, Spring
Main Streets
Reading Road
B. H. Linnemann
Knights of St. John
Knights of Columbus
Vincent Siefke
Toledo
Francis Siefert
Gibson
Alois Schuster
John Oberlander
Otto Hermann
R. Stoll
Jose¢n Ferneding
Caillaux to Outline Policy Tomorrow in France
Paris October 25 Finance Minister Caillaux will announce future policy tomorrow at Chateau du Loir Sarthe. He clashes with Socialists to avoid a capital levy and faces a government crisis as his opposition grows in the cabinet. He says treasury needs are modest and inflation is not planned while notes due in 1923 will be covered.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Caillaux
Chateau du Loir
Sarthe
League Council
Painleve
M. Caillaux
Treasury
T. World News Service
Y. World Press Pub. Co
Hunters Prep For Cincinnati Riding Club Horse Show
Members of the Cincinnati Riding Club prepare their hunters and jumpers for the fourth annual Horse Show to be held November 5 6 and 7 at the club arena Reading road and Almann avenue. O DeGray Vanderbilt directs the drag hunts at Camargo November 6 from 8 am to noon. Forty participants are assured and out of town exhibitors are expected. Auction of boxes for the show is Thursday night followed by a dinner and dance.
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Cincinnati Riding Club
Reading Road
Almann Adenue
Camargo
O. DeGray Vanderbilt
Riding Club
Campaign Workers Begin Palestine Fund Drive
Campaign workers start raising 40000 dollars for the Palestine Foundation Fund with Cincinnati quota begun yesterday. Reports from team captains will be shared at noon at the first report meeting in Parlor H at the Linton. A Women’s division led by Mrs. David Polasky of Avondale is active, largely from Hadassah. A public meeting tomorrow features Alfred M. Cohen as speaker at Rockdale Temple Center with motion pictures on Palestine reconstruction and rehabilitation.
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Cincinnati
Palestine Foundation Fund
Parlor H
Linton
Oscar Berman
David Polasky
Forest Avenue
Avondale
Hadassah
Palestine Medical Unit
Rockdale Temple Center
Rockdale
Harvey Avenues
Alfred M. Cohen
B’nai B'rith
Palestine
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Kansas City
Marshall
Mich
Adam
N. Y
Ohio Truss Co
Nioth St
John E. Price
Fee
Palestine Fund
France
England
Cauldon
China
Fine American
Bessie Gutman
Bosserou Chambers
Little Players
Maxfield Parish
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