Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 37, Hammond, Lake County, 30 September 1922 — Page 7

TWO HATS WITH BUT A SINGLE THOUGHT STYLE

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Just because skirts are trailing 13 r.o reason for htts to ..ecjrr. less piriish and more sophisticats Here are two models which ar ideal for the youthful face and both of them are the last word in style. The drooping brimmed hat is of navy blue velvet embroklered in colored silks. The other is a hat of felt and leather In --octraatu'. tones of brown.

THE DAY OF , ATONEMENT

The Day of Atonement, or Ton Kippur as it is named la Hebrew, falls due this year llonday, October 2nd, and is observed by the Jewish people in all parts of the world with uniarying solemnity from sunset Sunday evening", October 1st, unti tundown Sunday evening, October 2 No other holiday of the Synagog is invested with such Importance as is attached to this day of soul-search ing and repentance. It is perhaps the most distinctly Jewish holiday of the Synagog, one that Is mosl pervasive and states in fullest measure the ultimate goal and purpose of Israel's striving. The Messianic fulfilment of the Jews as well as humanity's destiny is forevisioned ir the liturgy of this service. The ceremonial observance of the Day of Atonement requires the worshipper to withdraw from all world- ' ly caree, and, forgetful of the workaday affairs which have occupied him during the year, give htmself unto God in thoughts of prayer and repentance. The devout tarry in the synagog from morning to e-vning ab staining from food and drink, so that by afflicting their soul3 they may the better purge themselves of sin. Vnder the sevre discipline of this ' : , i-.-i-.ect'nn end fasting the wor-f-.ir,-.er exercises a larger degree of se'if cntrn! in his relations with humanity and thus becomes reconciled to man and God. Set high as life's great throbbing star, the ideals for which the Jews have lived and died are on the Day of Atonement again proclaimed. In the poetic ritual of th service, some passages of which are acknowledged to bo of unparalleled sublimity, this confidence Is vouchsafed that , all men and women as well as the children of the house of Jacob are factors and processes In the hands of the Creator of the Universe who fashions the careers of men and women according to a divine plan whose ultimate goal Is the establishment of an era of peace and good

' The New Yorker and the Native Son met in the lobby of a Los Angeles downtown hotel. I.'aturally, the talk was of Los Angeles, her prowth and obvious pi.sperii;-. "By the way." said th Native

Bon, "where did you say you were from?" "New York City was the

reply. "By Jove!" was the enthu

siastic retort of the Native Son. That town is the Loa Angeles of the Atlantic coast." Argonaut.

The mother of two boys, aged respectively five and seven, had a hard nuestion to settle the other day. The younjer boy came to her erring with exasperation that he waf "a nickel short." "Well, what's the use of yelling about it " said his older brother, who was calmly eating candy. "You don't think I Uxk it, dj you?" "I don't say you did, ' the little fellow replied, "but I'm n nickel fhort and you'ra eating candy."Youth's Companion.

A ra'.ner in Leadv:"e. Col., n a Jsy when the mercury hovered rround the forty r.Iow nark, buret into a saloon, slapning his arms ccros his chest, rubbing his nose and c-rs, and generally trying to :';f.T up his circulation. 1": strodi over to the bartender -nd roared lit him: "Jim, give me some lemonade!" "Bob," replied the bartender, j sorry we're t r lemonade just ft the moment, but I've got a pA!r of linen pants I'll lend you." P.ccr Admiral Sir! - Vo told this t a banquet in Eostnn. injirts tit niwrous Biit.V rs apr-";3h-h'm after r. - ;t i- London, ard. with rerl curiosity, asked him, "What would he have done with the pnrts?" Journal of the American Medical Association

will among men. To impress upon each individual worshipper the respor.t;ibillty of his life and action and make him duly conscious of his importance as an agent in furthering the purposes of God on earth, is among the many lefty conceptions unfolded in the liturgy of the Day of Atonement. Tom Kippur has a long ancestry, and like many of the holidays and ceremonials of the Synagog has undergone changes during the centuries of unbroken historical existence in which the Jews have sojourned among men. In the Mosiac Code, for example, on this day the high priest in the Temple performed the

important function of expiation for the sanctuary, the priesthood and the people. In contrast -to this priestly monopoly of service with its external forms of expiation, the rabbis of the Synagog clothed this holiday with the mantle fallen from the shoulders of the prophets of Israel and invested it with the doctrines of God's mercy and patrenal love. It is due to the teachers of the Synagog that the Day of Atonement was divested of its sacrificial feature as those detailed in Leviticus 16:2-34 and Ezekiel 45: 18-20. According to their preachment the conception of atonement was altered to enforce on the

J worshipper the truer verdict that all repentance must be effected in the

heart and soul of the sinner, the individual worshipper. Only thru his own efforts could a genuine reconciliation with God and man be obtained. One phase of the ritual in the modern synagog is devoted to the remembrance of dear ones called to their eternal reward. The memorial services usually held in the afternoon of the Day of Atonement are solemn and impreFslve and are intended to remember not only those members of the Jewish community who have passed away but to commemorate all good and noble men and women wno

have served the cause of humanity and Increased peace in the world. Hammoud Jews will have old style bt-rvlc in the Sibley street synagog. Modern services in English, will be conducted by Rabbi Julius Rappaport in the Moltke Hall. Sunday evening at 7:30. Sermon: "The Hungry Soul". Services Monday morning at 9:00. Sermon: "What Meanest Thou, Sleeper?" Afternoon: Memorial servicp. Sermon: "Will Tou Be Missel?" Regular Friday evening services for the season will begin Friday. October the sixth. (

Western Canada Crop Exceptionally Heavy

(INTERNATIONAL. NEWS SERVICEl OTTAWA, Ont.. Sept. 27. Vast quantities of binder twine will be used in tying up the grain crop of Western Canada by the time the present harvest is completed. If made into a single strand the twine, it is estimated would encircle the earth at the Equator 183 1-2 times and reach twenty times from the earth to the moon. Canada's total wheat crop this year, according to the first official estimate Just issued by the govern

ment bureau of statistics, will be 320,968.000 bushels. This is more than 20,000.000 bushels larger than last year's crop.

"Dumb" Is Correct! Begs Orally for Aid 1 INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WEBSTER, Mas., Sept. 27. A familiar "deaf and dumb" beggar in this town found his voice and fled. The beggar, who has been doing a fine business here, with a sign pinned on his breast, reading "I

am Deaf and Dumb," was either visited by a miracle or attacked

with absent-mindedness, suddenly asked one of the citizens to give him money to help his widowed mother The citizen motioned for a policeman The beggar beat a hasty retreat.

yamps of Both Sexes Are Given Warning YOUXCSTOWN, O.. Sept. 7. Mayor Willl.xm G. Resse has Coclared war cn "gas hawks" who lure girls to nulomobiles, and ulo upon wumcn "vamps" who lea-I the young men astray. He issu-jJ orders to the p'-lict- through the i-.h.i t rrtcring jmmeOiate arrest of Vtli classes of offendejs.

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enclosed models at the same price open cars in the Jordan class.

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It is easy enough to reduce prices if you cut the quality as wellCheap car builders have attempted that in the quantity field. It is something vastly different to improve quality and reduce prices at the same time. But that is exactly what Jordan has done. Open Car a Luxury Jordan knew that the open car was becoming mpre and more of a luxury because it could be used with satisfaction for only a part of the year. The enclosed car is now a necessity because it affords comfort and satisfaction all the year around. Five years ago Jordan predicted the present tremendous output of cheap closed cars adding that he would never build one in that class. Jordan knew that women would not Jong endure lack of ventilation -control and good vision. Enclosed body production was at that time limited. Eventually a Jordan And the mass of cheaper car owners had not been educated to the use of closed cars. Then something happened. Quantity producers began to build enclosed cars in volume. The public bought in volume. The process of education began. Today nearly everyone wants an enclosed car.

Jordan Auto Sales JOHN CIESAR, Manager

Some will be satisfied temporarily with the cheaper kind. Some may continue to use the old fashioned high priced and bulky type. But those admirable people who prefer less bulk with equal quality, ease of handling, real gas and tire mileage rare beauty in short economy with distinction will choose the Jordan. How Jordan Does It Jordan closed car prices are astounding of course when you consider Jordan quality. But it's just as easy to attain volume on a quality car as on a cheap one. And volume makes low overhead low overhead makes price. That's the story. A Shortage of Course We cannot hope to deliver the new enclosed models at the new prices as fast as they can be sold. There will be some irritating delays no doubt. That is the little payment we must make for success and satisfaction. But just do this Go into any Jordan salesroom. Compare the Jordan enclosed models with only the finest closed cars built. Then ask the price.

Indiana Harbor Representative JOHN JAKUSH

534-42 Indiana Blvd. Phone Whiting 504-J 3601 Parish Ave.

Phone I. H. 273

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