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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
LARGE CLASS RECEIVES RAB-
BINICAL DEGREES.
Commencement of Jewish Theological
Seminary Held in New York.
New York.—The largest number
ever graduated from the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary received degrees last
Sunday at the seminary's commence-
ment exercises in Aeolian Hall. Dr,
Cyrus Adler, Acting President of the
institution, who made an address to
the graduates, said that the class was
not only the largest but "the best
group that the seminary has sent forth
to preach and to teach Israel the
Word of God and to increase and dif-
fuse Jewish learning." Six graduates
received the degree of Rabbi and
Teacher and Preacher in • Israel,
twenty-three young men and women
were graduates from the Teachers' In-
stitute, and four Rabbis received the
degree of Doctor of Hebrew Litera-
ture. Louis Marshall also spoke.
Dr. Adler announced that the third
year men who took up religiou serv-
ice in connection with military estab-
lishments would receive their degrees
at the 1918 ommencement as though)
they had remained at the seminary;''
and that a "large proportion" of the
students of the seminary had volun-
teered to devote all or part of their
time to such work.
The war colored the graduating ex-
ercises, but did not dominate them,
all of the speakers giving most con-
sideration to the particular interests
of the seminary and American Jewry.
Those who received the degree of
Rabbi and Teacher and Preacher in
Israel were: Jacob Bosniak, Abra-
ham Burstein, Jacob Joseph Gittle-
man, Abraham Ephraim Halpern,
Jacob Katz and Joseph Solomon
Zuckerbram.
The degree of Doctor of Hebrew
Literature was conferred upon Rabbis
Jacob Kohn, Reuben Kaufman, Jo-
seph H. Margolies and Samuel Mar-
goshes.
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The graduates of the Teachers'
In-
stitute were: Charles Berson, Morris
Krugman, Joseph J.. Green,Julins
Rosenthal, Frank Schaeffer, Philip
Sherr, Solomon Elchanan Green, Jo-
seph M. Ravitz, Elieger Shainmark,
Sarah Arac, Benjamin Cohen, Sadie
Beatrice Genn, Adgusta Homnick,
Etta Hurwitz, Sophie Kaerner, Fran-
ces Krasnow, Margaret Elfenbein,
Frieda Gelber, Anna Krasnow, Philip
Romanov, Samuel Sussman, Harold
Tritt and Aaron Rothfeld.
THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE: OF
THE HEBREW UNION COL-
LEGE AT CHICAGO, ILL.
The Teachers' Institute of the He-
brew Union College will hold again
classes for the benefit of teachers in
Sabbath Schools and also for such as
plan to become teachers. Last year's
sessions were an unequivocal success
and (lid remarkable work, so that
there has been a unanimous demand
for another session. This year the
classes will meet in the commodious
quarters of the B'nai B'rith in the
Tribune building, corner of Madison
and Dearborn Streets. The sessions
will be opened Sunday evening, the
17th inst., at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. J.
Stolz will deliver the address of wel-
come and Dr. Gerson V. Levi will
deliver the introductory address, and
there will be a symposium on "Jew-
ish Education" by Rabbis Schanfar-
ber, Rappaport, Hirschberg and Felix
A. Levy. The registration of stu-
dents will take place on the' same eve-
ning. and work in the several classes
will begin at once. The Faculty of
the Teachers' Institute is composed
of: Professors Dr. Jacob Z. Lauter-
bach, Dr. Julian Mogenstern and Dr.
Louis Grossman, who is the principal
of the Institute. Sathrday morning,
the 23rd inst., Dr..,Grossmann will
speak at the Isaiah. Temple.
The sessions are held in the eve-
ning from 8 to 10. Dr. Grossmann
will lecture on "Bible Stories as Ap-
plied to Teaching," Dr. Lauterbach
will treat of the Talmudic Period, and
in another course of the Doctrines and
Institutions of Judaism, and Dr. Mor-
genstern will teach how to interpret
the Book of Genesis, and also the
pre-Exilic Prophets. These studies,
when completed, will lead to the de-
gree of "Religious Teacher," which
the Teachers' Institute awards upon
the completion of the work of the
Curriculum. The registration of stu-
dents has been -very*large and there
is the outlook that this year's sessions
will -exceed the preyious ones in the
number of those who will attend.
Those who wish to register for the
Chicago Session should address Dr.
Grossmann. Teachers' Institute of the .
Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati,'
Ohio:
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCI-
ATION PLANS.EXCURSION.
Action taken by directors of the De-
troit and Northern Michigan Build-
ing .and Loan Association at their
meeting in Detroit a few days ago,
indicates that they have entire confi-
dence in the future business prospects
of Detroit and its vicinity.
In attendance' at this meeting were
Henry L. Baer, vice-president, Thom-
as Coughlin, W. C. Doughlass, John
D. Cuddihy, A. F. Heidkamp and C.
D. Hanchette, secretary—all from the
corner country—together with .Clyde
I. Webster and Thomas L. Hilton, lo-
cal members of the board. •
Besides the routine business trans-
acted the directors ordered branch
offices opened at Pontiac and Flint
and authorized the purchase of $50,000
of Liberty loan bonds. This sub-
scription was announced by the Ro-
tary Club at the board of commerce
meeting Tuesday evening.
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