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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

Congregational News

TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES.

Sabbath Services.
Sabbath services will continue un-
interruptedly until further notice, be-
ginning at 10:30. All members and
their 'households are urged to attend
these services..
Closing of the Sabbath School.
On Sunday morning of this week
the closing exercises of the Sabbath
School will be held. A patriotic pro-
gram will be rendered by a number of
the children, prizes will be awarded
for excellent work done during the
year and promotions of those who
have passed to higher grades will be
a nnounced. Pare s, and friends of
the children are c rtlially invited to
be present at thebi excises which will
begin promptly at,9 ;30.
Sabbath School Contributions to the
War Fund.
The Self Sacrifice Fund of Temple
Beth El Sabbath School has contrib-
uted the sum of $150 to the war fund
and the confirmation class of this
year has given $127. Besides a num-
ber of pupils of the Sabbath School
have at great personal sacrifice given
considerable sums. This generosity
is greatly appreciated.
ged Cross Sewing. •
,•'
' The sewing for the Red Cross so-
ciety continues to be well attended on
Tuesdays of each week in the Temple
parlors. All the women of the con-
gregation are urged to assist in this
work.

Rabbi Stephen S. Wise to Speak Here June 14

SHAAREY ZEDEK NOTES

Saturday morning services begin at
9 o'clock. Rabbi A. M. Hershman will
deliver his weekly sermon, beginning at
10 o'clock.

JEWISH CONGRESS ELECTION
DELEGATES, SUNDAY,
JUNE 10.
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Four Will Be Selected to Represent
Detroit at Convention to Be Held
in Washington, September 2.

Jews of Detroit will meet on Sun-
day, June 10, at their respective poll-
ing places and ballot for the selection
of four delegates to represent Detroit
at the American Jewish Congress
which will be held in Washington, D.
C., September 2, 1917.
Eight prominent men of the city
were nominated at a convention held
several weeks ago. They are: George
Avrunin, G. Biskin, Bernard Ginsburg,
David Goldman, Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
man, M. Rosinovsky, David W. Si-
mons, Dr. D. Whitchorn.
Every Jew and every Jewess, 21
years of age or over, whose perma-
nent place of resideng is in the city
of Detroit, is entitled to vote upon
the payment of 10 cents at any of the
polling booths specified elsewhere in
this issue Those who are unaffiliated
with any organization should get in
touch with Benjamin Robinson, chair-
man of the board of elections, 221
Moffat building, or may apply at any
of
the polling booths and receive in-
FURTHER EVIDENCE OF JEW-
structions
from the election official in
ISH FREEDOM IN RUSSIA.
charge.
Priests Are Destroying All Anti-
AMBASSADOR ELKUS R E-
Semitic Literature, and Eradi-
CEIVES COURTESIES FROM
cating All Influences of
SULTAN.
Former Regime.

Will Deliver Address on Zionism at Hotel Statler
Next Thursday Evening.

Announcement has been made by
the local Zionist organization that
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, of the Free
Synagogue of New York, will deliver
an address at the Statler Hotel,
Thursday evening, June 14. Dr. Wise
will speak of the general Zionist situ-
ation in the light of current events,
Zionism is now playing a major role
in the world movements. The recent

declaration of the United States. gOv-
a
ernment to Russia that it favored ter-
Jewish state in Palestine at the
mination of the war, and the support
of the idea by practically all the allied
nations, lends added interest to the
address of Dr. Wise.
The general public is cordially in-
vied to attend. A luncheon will pre-
cede the address.

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Thousands of separate drawings
THE MA KING OF ANIMATED
are required to make an animated car-
CARTOONS.
toon, and the artists_who have a keen
Animated cartoons are a feature of sense of humor work out their funny
nearly all of the motion picture stories in black and- - -white and bring
houses. Invariably they are a source in the desired publicity for the ad-
of laughter and the manner of their vertiser.
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production is a matter of curiosity on
Mr. Nelson shows these animated
the part of the spectators. In addi-
tion to the regular funnies, some 50- advertising cartoons at the Miles thea-
odd houses in Detroit are showing ter and upward of 50 neighborhood
animated advertising cartoons. These picture shows so that they reach the
are executed by the Nelson Motion masses. In addition he makes indus-
Picture Studios, 79 Woodward ave- trial films in which there is no waste
nue, where a staff of artists are en- footage and the part of the process
gaged in the skillful work of prepar- which is to be featured is brought out
Mg them. Mr. Nelson has worked for so as to enlighten people in the vari-
some time on the plan; now he is able ous processes of production. Many
to put life into a trademark, make it of the automobile manufacturers are
get up and walk and do other stunts showing the Nelson films throughout
the country..
as a part of an animated film.

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PetrogradAthe inmates of'the"' Washington, May 31.—Every cour-
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RiNsian-•monasteries, • in an excess tesy was extended to Ambassador
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leaving
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of recql,utionary zeal, .a . r,c.,del mancling
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Constantinople. Advices received to-
24 John R. Street, i t Broaiiy'
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equal political , rights with
by way of Stockholm say repre-
populatiOiOncluding the vbte,''whielt
of the Sultan, the Grand
Opening Branch in July at 919 Woodward
until nowt has been forbidden by pre-, ,klitatiYCS the M• ters of Finance
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ness for 'Citizenship the tipOnknal/0 set and'. Foreign Affairs saietareWell at• ,= annumminmunnnummuniminimniimmunnunninimmumninumnunnes
of
biA'ces"kJf •their. the 'station, while a repre'sentzhive , ac
about eraditaring;
gn,.Affairs,
of
ionary,„and,.•
the
Minister
former •autocratist, react
m
in particular, anti-Semitic activities, cppanied
the party to the frontier.
their
stores
of
anti-liberal
The
party
is
due at Berne on June 1.
destroying-
The
party
includes Ambassador-and
and pogrorn literature, which 'was sup-
Mrs.
Elkus
and;, three children; the
plied to them by the police "security
Misses bohnsOn,HeWes,. and Tupper
department," now abolished.
The monks of Russia's biggest, rich- and twcs'iservantS; Secretiry G. Cor-
est, and most famous monastery, nell Tarler,!. Second Secretary . Oscar
CADILLAC
CAD I LLAC
Troitsa-Lavra, near Moscow, which is f. Milmore, Legal Adviser Arshag K.
historic, owing to having withstood Schniavonian, Special Assistant
two sieges by Polish armies in the George II Montgomery and his fami-
seventeenth century, made bonfires ly of fain,' Assistant Secretary Arthur
last week of reactionary pamphlets in H. Leavitt and family of two, A.
the monastery courtyard. One report Van H. Engert, and Samuel Edelman,
says that the monks danced around intepreters, and Frederick Wirth.
the flames. The Father Superior of
- -
the Moscow Monastery of the Passion
astery is particularly notorious for
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has condemned all autocratic propa-
the pogromist agitation in which it
ganda literature and has forbidden its took an active part for the prosecu-
use even for the wrapping of parcels. tion of the Jew Beilis on the charge
Still greater revolutionary enthusi- of ritual murders. The monastery
asm, real or feigned, has been dis- authorities have now strictly forbid-
played in Kiev's celebrated Pestchera den reactionary agitations, and a
262 RANDOLPH STREET
Monastery, in the catacombs of which committee of monks has been formed
repose the bones of hundreds of saints to obtain political equality.
ABET. HERTZBERG General Manager
of the Orthodox Church. This mon-
At Kazan, in East Russia, a com-
mittee of Workmen's and Soldiers'
Delegates discovered that a large
CLASSIFIED
number of inflammatory pamphlets
ADVERTISEMENT.
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