7 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Congregational News TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES. SHAAREY ZEDEK NOTES. Sunday Services: Saturday morning services begin at Sunday services will be resumed in 9 a. in. Rabbi A. M. Hershman will de- the Temple on Sunday morning, October liver his weekly sermon, beginning at 14th, at 11 o'clock. 10 o'clock. The .public is cordially wel- Sabbath Services: Sabbath services take place in the come at the Sabbath services. Temple on Saturday mornings at 10:30. DISTINGUISHED GERMAN JEW Succoth: FALLS INTO DISFAVOR Sunday evening September 30th, at WITH KAISER 8 :00. Monday morning, Oct. 1, at 10:00. Herr Albert Ballin, Wealthy Ship Sheminee Azereth: Owner, Criticises Policy of Gov- Monday morning, October 8th, at ernment. Has Been a Close 10:00. Friend of Wilhelm II. Prayer Books: Prayer books for Sabbaths and Holy- Zurich.—According to the Neues days will be on sale at the Temple Wiener Journal, Albert Bailin, director. and the Unitarian Church. . general of the Hamburg-American Installation of Rabbi Mayerberg: The formal installation of Rabbi Steamship Line and long a favorite of Emperor William, has fallen into dis- Samuel S. Mayerberg as Assistant Rabbi of Congregation Beth El will take place favor in officialdom because of criticism on'the eve of Succoth, Sunday evening, of the policy of the government. The September 30th, at 8 :00 o'clock. All Emperor, who never before failed to are cordially invited to be present. The send birthday congratulations to Herr services will be followed by a reception Ballin, this year ignored the anniver- sary. to Rabbi and Mrs. Mayerberg. Among Hamburg shipowners, Herr Opening of Sabbath School: Ballin's attitude is disapproved, as it The sessions of the Sabbath School will open on Sunday morning, Septem- is thought his sharp condemnation of the government's policy is likely to ber 30th. All children of school age should he present on that day for regis- diminish German prestige abroad. (No advices have been received as to Herr tration. Ballin's criticisms of the government.) Albert Bailin has been for years a JAPANESE MISSION VISITS close friend of the Kaiser, who is be- SYNAGOGUE lieved to be a large stockholder in the Hamburg-American Company, and-. he Newport, R. I.—The Touro synagog, has been regarded as one of the most eldest Jewish place of worship in the liberalizing influences in the councils country. • ,7as visited by the Japanese of the Emperor. He is undoubtedly mission to the United States at its re- among the broadest minded business cent trip to Newport. men in Germany, as was strikingly evi- The Japanese visitors ilspected the denced shortly before the war, when he synagog while on their way to the conducted an almost one-man campaign Newport Historical Society, where the to induce the German government to sword of Commodore Matthew Gal- abandon its decision not to participate braith Perry is on exhibition. in the Panama-Pacific Exposition. He has long been credited with CLASSIFIED' ADVERTISE- Anglophile tendencies and since the war MENTS. these have made him the object of bit- ter attacks in Germany. An opponent WANTED—Jewish young man would of the submarine policy, he was re- like room and board with private ported to have brought about the resig- Jewish American family. Use of nation of Admiral von Tirpitz, Ger- garage preferable. 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