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Zion Day Postponed
Local Campaign for Contributions to Zionists Provisional
Fund Will Take Place on Sunday, June 18.
Detroit Zionists more
gik
time in which to 111;11;e preparation ,
for the e\tctisiv( campaign to he
\\ aged by them for contributions to
the Pro\ isional Fund, it \vas decid-
ed to postpone /ion 1);tv from lane
I I t I ) a \ I, late r. Zi o n v w ill,
therefore, take place on Sunday,
June 18.
judging from the zeal and entliti-
!.iasiii \vith \\ hich members of the
committee having the event iii
charge are doing their \vorl., and
from the s\ stematic manner in
\vhich it is being conducted, local
leader, are hoping for at record-
collection of funds on /ion
1)a\ .\ccording to the plans of
the committee, (very 1c\\ 1 . , 11 family
in Detroit \\ ill he visited upon that
day, told of the aims and purpose ,.;
contrib-
of /ion I );IV, :111(1
ute towards it success.
and indostrial, like the Ilezalel
School of Applied Arts, have al-
w a y s b ee n in n e ed o f foods. ( )w-
ing to the war, ho\vever, their posi-
tion is even more precarious than
ever. and if their splendid work is to
be continued, Jews of all lands must
rattly to their support.
All seven of the Zionist organiza-
tions in the city have united in an
effort to make Zion Day a success.
Represented on the central commit-
le( , of which I ∎ abbi .\, Hersh-
man is chairman, are members of
the a society of •ompara-
tivelv older Wren; the
composed of those le\vs who em-
phasize the religious aspect of the
Zionist movement, °and whose leader
is Rabbi Judah II. Irvin ; the
mall, composed of the younger and
only. Thcv will he used to main-
tain the institutions built up by the
1(10,001) Je , \ ish settlers in Palestine
through the long and weary \Tars
1 The Peoplcs Slate Bank I I
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commodious Banking Office
and the security afforded by its
Resources of Over Sixty Million Dollars
To those desiring to SAVE.
DIRECTORS
W I town- Muir
W. Nash
Fred W. Hodges
J. C. Hutchins
' Jas. T. Keena
II. it. 1,edyard
las. T. McMillan
R S. Mason
hied I Moran
1\il. J. Mutphy
Russell A. Alger
George H. Barbour
W. T. Barbour
H. M. Campbell
B. S. Colburn
C. A. DuCharitic
Jeremiah Dyer
Frank J. Hecker
T. If. Newhoty
ilooty Htis,o
Ile rt sehoo
A SchIiltt-
Aogiis Smith
I Ionic' Warren
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Send money to your friends and relatives, wherever
they arc, through
less conservative Zionists; the l'ao-
lei /ion, an organization of hint ant)
the present economic Order bill typo
at tile ' , Mlle
time are convinced that
the only ,olution of the Jew ish
question lice, in Zionism; the 11 . 11;ti
Zion (*amp, a fraternal Zionistic or-
ganization ; the Young Maccabees,
;t society of voting people. and the
Clonal in their nature, like the
I ladassah, the most recent addition
to local Zionist organizations, a,so-
eietv of women who are especially
active i n t h e social work i n counc.•._
schools and libraries, or vocaitirtial
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Independenci ,
wnntem \VIM believe in it change Of
\\ Idle the fund, c ollected on /ion
day, in a general \\ a\ , \\ ill be t r -et I
for Zioni , •t \\ ork , they \\ ill be ap-
plied to a ,•ingle phase of that wort.
of their sojourn .in the
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\ it II Zioni sm.
Ruth
TEMPLE BETH EL
\ rie. Marion
Ilehrendt,
1 ∎ 1011 Ilreitenbach, Elizabeth Fox,
((onhntird from prtyrdtng pair)
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Esther Gird, AIvron ;olden, Eard-
fit Shabuoth I ∎ ahhi
confirmed a clas,s of 16 boys and
girls in Temple Ileth •.1. .\ feature
of the service was the singing of an
introductory song and some of the
I lebre\v responses by the Sabbath
School chorus. The service was
very beautiful and impressive and
as usual called forth a very large
congregation. The following is a
lev I ireenboant. I larvev I lanibur-
list of the contirmants:
\Veitzman, .\rnold \Voltf.
ger, Marvin Jacobs, Bertram I.CVV,
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Ienry I .wwe, Rose I,ove, Joseph
Marx, Ruth Marx, I ' eta Mayer,
Rudolph Nleversohn,
Lorenz Mich-
elson. \\*alter Rosenfield, .\bner C.
Rosenzweig. Milton Satter, Lillian
Scher.
Lowell S.
Selling, Ilarold
Tannenholz, Nina \Veinberg, Louis
A. B. NEWMAN CO.
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