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July 13, 1917 - Image 7

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The Jewish Chronicle, 1917-07-13

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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

[Congregational News

CEMPLE BETH EL NOTES.

SHAAREY ZEDEK NOTES

Sabbath Services.

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

:,,ibbath services are being held as
w nal in the summer months, beginning
at 10 o'clock, in the temple assembly
rooms, Rabbi Franklin will conduct the
services on Sabbath of this week.

Red Cross.

Attention is once more called to the
sewing for the Red Cross
tact that the
Society is being held in the temple par-
lors each Tuesday. Every member of
the Woman's Auxiliary Association is
urged to spend at least a few hours each
Tuesday in order to assist in this neces-
!,ary work.

JEWELRY

HEN you buy a thing of
sterling worth, you spend
economically and wisely, for you
get beauty and serviceability at
minimum cost.

Gold and Silver Wares
Watches and Clocks

Cheap Things Are Not
Economical

Gorham Shop

WELFARE WORK AMONG JEW-
ISH SOLDIERS.

The Jewish Board for Welfare
Work in the United States Army and
Navy, which was organized under the
direction of the Council of 1' oung
Men's Ilebrew and Kindred Associa-
tions, and includes six national or-
ganizations, has already begun work
in co-operation Nvith the Y. NI. C. A.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY TO at the following posts: Plattsburg
ENTERTAIN YOUNGSTERS.
Barracks, Fort Slocum, Fort Hamil-
ton, Fort Totten, Fort Sheridan, Fort
The Young People's Society of Wadsworth, Fort Myer, Vancouver
Temple Beth El announce the second Barracks, Fort Oglethorpe, Jefferson
wined outing to the kiddies at Belle
Barracks, Fort Logan H. Root, Madi-
Isle Park on July 25. The experi- son Barracks and Syracuse. Work is
ence and enthusiasm of last year's projected at the following posts:
i the memory Gettysburg, the Presidio of San Fran-
outing is still resting in
of the members of the Young Peo- cisco, Fort Niagara, Fort Snelling,
ple's Society. The determination to
Fort Douglas, Leon Springs, Sparta
repeat the undertaking on a far and other points as the need arises.
larger scale promises to make hun- The names of the workers arc:
dreds of kiddies happy and to bring l'lattsburg Barracks, Rabbi Reuben
added pleasure to the members of
Lincoln; Fort Slocum, Abraham Ber-
the Young People's Society. It is esofsky; Fort Hamilton, Rev. Dr. Al-
planned to secure a large number of
exander Lyons; Fort Totten, S. A.
motor cars, each in charge of two
members of the Young Peoples' So- Hofstadter; Fort Sheridan, Philip Se-
Da-
ciety. Games, lunches, peanuts and man; Fort Myer, Rabbi Edward J.
B.
pink lemonade are on the program vis; Vancouver Barracks, Rabbi
Fort Oglethorpe, Rabbi Julian
Wise;
for the picnic.
Miller; Jefferson Barracks, Sidney
Strauss; Fort Logan H. Root, Rabbi
RUSSIAN JEWISH "CHRIS- A. B. Rhine; Madison Barracks, Cyrus
TIANS" RETURN TO JU-
Janover; Syracuse, Harry Warshaw;
DAISM.
Fort McPherson, Rabbi David Marx.
It will be possible for the families
"Several hundred Jews who have of men stationed at these posts to get
been converted to Christianity under in touch with them through these
the old regime have returned to Ju-
workers.
daism," says a cablegram from Petro-
The Welfare Board is appealing for
grad to the Jewish Daily Forward.
funds for its work. Contributions
Tens of thousands of Jews under should be sent to the Jewish Board
the Czar's rule became Christians to for Welfare Work in the U. S. Army
escape the governments persecutions. and Navy, 31 Union Square, New
Many young and ambitious Jews, York.
upon finding entrance into the um-
versifies barred or residence in the AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS.
capital prohibited for them, adopted
Christianity to be able to continue
An amendment to the rules relating
their career. Some of the converts to contests of the elections to the
rose to high positions in the old gov-
American J ewish Congress has been
ernment.
made
as follows:
The Jews of Russia loathed such
\Vherevcr the complaint charges ir-
converts. It was forbidden to come regularities in the conducting and
in contact or to have any business supervision of the elections against
with them. Perhaps the most no- the district board of elections, the
torious of all such converts, hated by
complaints may be made directly to
Jew and Gentile alike; was Gurliand,
the General Board of Elections, which
who was a nephew of a famous rabbi. shall take original jurisdiction in the
Gurliand was one of the chief press matter.
agents of the Czar. He collaborated
with Stunner and other reactionaries
. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE-
in the spreading of pernicious litera-
MENTS.
ture calculated to incite the populace
to clamor for peace.
for retail la-

:

THE RUSSIAN
REVOLUTION

By Isaac Don Levine

The N. Y. Times says: "Isaac
Dorm Levine tells in crisp, jour-
nalistic style, and with a full
sense of its amazingness, this
latest romance of human free-
dom. The author draws from a
full and deep knowledge of Rus-
sia; he is able to sum up the
salient facts leading gradually
and surely to the revolution
without wasting time or losing
the reader's attention."

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and dry good .business. Apply at
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?Michigan Avenue:
ROOM WANTED—By Professional
young man, in congenial Jewish
home. Preferably north of Boule-
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Address the Jewish Chronicle, Box
No. 103.
TO RENT—A well furnished room
suitable for a young man, with re-
fined Jewish family. Call Ridge
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Vans

Furniture

and

Pianos

John V. Sheehan 86 Co,

Carefully Handled

"The Complete Book Store"

Main 2842 250 Beaubien

260-26.2 Woodward Ave.

You can spend your five dollars or
ten dollars or hundred dollars to the
best advantage by discriminating be-
tween the cheap and tawdry things
and the satisfying articles of merit
and distinction.

GOLDSMITHS &
SILVERSMITHS

Incorporated

Woodward at John R. St.

THE ARENA-Woodward at Hendrie

The World's Greatest Chazan

REV.
JOSEF
ROSENBLATT
Chief Cantor of the Synagogue Ohab-Zedek of New York.

Recital of Sacred Hebrew Melodies, Traditional
and Modem.

PROF. S. A. BALDWIN at the Organ
Violin Solos by EARL W. MORSE

Sunday Evening, July 15th, 8 o'clock

All Seats Reserved. Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50.

Knabe Piano and Estey Organ Used

Rev. Josef Rosenblatt Now Makes Records for
Columbia Graphophones Only.

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