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The Southern Israelite
ATLANTA’S FOREMOST
HOTEL,,,
III
HENRY
GRADY
HOTEL
The Friendly Hotel
A reservation at the Henry
Grady is perfect assurance that
every modern hotel comfort
and convenience will await you
in Atlanta.
Your room will be equipped
for unexcelled radio reception
—and, in addition, it will have
at least two windows, circula
ting ice water, ceiling fan, full
length mirrored door and a
private bath with tub or shower
—everything to make your stay
most comfortable.
Here you will find every
part of the city’s business and
amusement districts easily ac
cessible. And you are sure to
enjoy the delicious meals of the
glass-enclosed outdoor dining
terrace, Atlanta’s most popular
dining place.
Come and enjoy the advan
tages of the Henry Grady —
Hates from $2.50
In Rhilatlelphia Choose
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MAJESTIC
BROAD ST. AND GIRARD AVE.
PIIII.ADEUMIIA
Only hotel in l , ltilailelphia with a
mhtvay entrnnrc from rnnin lobby
400 LARGE ROOMS
Silicic room, running
water $2.00
For two *3.50
Single room, private hath *3.00
For two *5.00**6.00
Wire at Our Expense for
Reservations!
JNO. C. COSSLER
Mgr.-Dir.
Tallest Hotel
in the World
46 Stories
High
The New Morrison j
when completed, f
will contain 3400 f
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Chicago's
MORRISON
HOTEL
Corner Madison and Clark Sts.
Closest in the city to offices,
theatres, stores and
railroad stations
1944 Rooms $2.SO up
All outside with bath, running ice water,
bed-head lamp and Servidor. A house
keeper on each floor. All guests
O enjoy garage privileges. n
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To Remind You That—
Campbell Coal Company
handles not only the highest grade of coal and
coke—but—
Handsome Electric Lighting Fixtures
Builders Hardware of Modern Type
Practically Everything that Goes into Building
a Home
IV. 5000 240 Marietta St.
Children’s Comer
All Rightg Reterved
My dear Children:
It has been so nice to hear from you but, of course, I am never satisfied
for I do love letters! In fact, I really don’t believe I will ever feel that mv
mail-bag has been kind to me until I have heard from every single one of
you, and by that time, we can start all over again.
I shan’t write a long letter this time, for I have several contribution*
for which we need all our space.
So, dear children, my love to you all.
“SISTER MIRIAM.”
Here is quite a nice letter—and Rhetta is just eleven, too:
Dear Sister Miriam:
I am not really a “Southern Israelite” any longer because Mother and
Daddy and I moved up here two years ago. My Aunt Ruth sends us the
paper and I always read the Children’s Corner.
Every time you write about spring it makes me homesick, or l pues»
it’s “South sick,” because New York is my home now. But I do wish that I
were there to see all the early jonquils and hyacinths and watch the dog-wood
blossom.
The only thing I like about it here better than there is that we go ice
skating in the winter. I have learned how to stand up, but some day I hope
to be able to do all the fancy steps the real good skaters use.
I like my school, but they make us work quite hard. They teach us
painting, if you want to take it, and I do. My work doesn’t look very pretty,
though.
I will write to you again, because I am really and truly one of your girls.
Fondly,
RHETTA NEWMAN, Age 11.
New York City.
And now—a real inspiration! One of our young poets sends in a very
nice verse about Purim. I know you’re all hearing lots about that joyous
holiday now—and probably enjoying a Sunday School Purim Ball. Tell us
about it—Here’s our poem:
“ESTHER”
In days of old, in Bible times,
The men ruled all the people,
And women were supposed to be
Beautiful, but feeble.
But one fair queen, Esther by name,
A Jewess, too, was she,
Saw her people doomed to die
And silent she must be.
But Esther faced the King so stern
J And to him bravely spoke,
He listened to her plea and
Had his decree revoked.
So Esther proved her loyalty
And in a time of need,
Showed that women can be
Of service great indeed.
CAROLYN ADLER, Age 12.
OUR PUZZLE CORNER
Here are our answers, Children:
1, Hannah; 2, Helen; 3, Cleopatra; 4, Victoria; 5, Florence Nigb un ^ ae
6, Rachel; 7, Madame Curie.
And here is our Magician’s List: Carl Alexander, Carolyn H 1 tfn
Juluis Levy, Helen Mayer, Herbert Gold.
For next time the puzzle can be as hard or as easy as you
want it-
Surprising? Well, here is the "way it goes: Write a four line %er ^
spring using in it somewhere these words—“green,” “sun,
let’s see how clever you are!
about
»» “with.”