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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

ZIONIST` DEMONSTRATION IN ENGLISH JEWS RAISE FUND
COPENHAGEN PROHIBITED.
FOR PALESTINE.

Blue Bird Girls Distribute
Proceeds of Dance.

Congregational News

The chief of police in Copenhagen

The Zionists in England have be-
prohibited a Zionist demonstration to g un ea of ate, i eke), campaign t to establish la.
fund
celebrate the capture of Jerusalem
estine. It was estimated that at least
and the British declaration, on the
live million dollars will be needed to
ground that it might be interpreted start work soon after the war. Many
;Zionist
societies have entered the
as an unneutral act. It was explained
The subject of Rabbi Franklin's
that since Denmark was a neutral (name of General Allenby, the con- sermon Sunday morning, Jan. 13th,
queror of Jerusalem, in the Golden will be "The Poetry of the Bible."
country, the rejoicing over the defeat
Book of the National Fund. The
Services begin, as usual, at 11
of one or the other of the belliger-
president of the Board of Deputies o'clock promptly. All are invited.
ents would be regarded as an On- r
Sent a cable of congratulations to
.
Woman's Auxiliary Association.
friendly act on the part of the de-;
General Allenby, to which a very
feated.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
courteous reply was received.
man's Auxiliary Association for Jan-
uary will be held on Monday after-
noon, Jan. 146, at 2:30. The follow-
ing program will be rendered:
With the Allies in Poetry and Song.
1 Three periods in English Song
(Shakesperean, Early English, Mod-
ern), Mrs. Lapin Cohen, Mezzo
Soprano.
2. Readings from Patriotic Poets
.(Walt 11'hitnian, Tennyson, etc.),
Mrs. Henry Van Baalen.
3. Songs of Sunny Italy, Miss Mi-
rah
Cohen, Contralto.
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In addition to the attractions above,
a pleasant surprise is promised in the
way of decorations and costumes.

MOVIE TICKETS

SIX FOR 25c
The Blue- Bird Girls have contrib- By stall enclose 27 cents In stamps.
uted $100 to various charitable insti- Good any time at 5 aowntown theatres
tutions and movements. This sum
WOODWARD THEATRE CO.
was raised out of the proceeds of the
306 Breltmeyer Bldg.
Charity Dance, given on Sunday
evening, Nov. 18, 1917. The fund
was distributed as follows:
YOUNG PEOPLE'S AUXILIARY.
Jewish Old Folks' Home
$25.00
Good Orchestra Assured.
Jewish War Sufferers
25.00
Red
Cross
Those who attended the last two
20.00
meetings of the Auxiliary and listened Ind. Wrk. Circle of America
5.00
700 MARQUB.TTE BLDG
to the splendid musical numbers ren- Other institutions
25.00 DESIGNING
COLOR:PLATES
PHOTO:RETOUCHING HALF -TONES
dered by members of the Young Peo-

TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES. SHAAREY ZEDEK NOTES

James E. Hanna & Bros.

2nd Floor David Whitney Bldg.

WNW

DURING

JANURAY

25%

25%

Red Cross and Charity Sewing.

First Discount Sale

Oil Paintings, Etchings, Engravings, Color Prints

A variety of artistic Novelties included

Lamps

Art Mirrors

We espec
Pain

Frames

The women of the congregation
meet in the Temple each Tuesday and
Friday to sew for the Red Cross So-
ciety and on Thursday afternoon to
sew for the local charities. Classes
for making surgical bandages meet
each Thursday under the auspices of
the Woman's Auxiliary Association
at the Phoenix Club. Every woman
in the congregation is urged to par-
ticipate in this work.

Classes for Registration.

Classes for the training of those
who wish to qualify as registrars for'
the registration of women will be
held Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday of each week at 2:30 p. m.
at 'Temple Beth F.I.

announce an exhibition of
• "Artists Friends"

Study Classes.

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The study classes of the Young
People's Society meet each Wednes
day: evening at 7:45. ;
Rabbi Franklin's Bible class con-'
woes on Thursdays at 2:15 p.

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WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY
PARTY.

19 E. GRANT,

NO REMAINDERS

SPECIAL PRICES ON SETS

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FINANCIAL STRENGTH

Of this Institution as of December 31, 1917.

RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts
$ 2,443,968.84 '
Bonds and Mortgages
6,881,834.65
Federal Reserve Bank Stock
.....
18,000.00
Overdrafts
1,324.25
Real Estate and Banking Houses
258,290.03
Cash on Hand and Due from Other Banks 2,207,836.81

$11,811,254.58

LIABILITIES

ADAMS

West Grand Circus 1'ark and Adams
„Avenue. Beginning Monday Night,
January 14, including Sunday Night.
Matinee Teusday, Thursday, Satur.
day.

Books Opened and Closed

Vaughan Glaser Players

Small Sets Correctly Kept

AUDITS, SYSTEMS

ARTHUR I. HARRIS

offer, a farcical farce entitled

"It Pays To Advertise"

Guaranteed under the pure fun and
laugh net.

805 Majestic Bldg.

Main 164.

Schechter's Bank

Money Forwarded to
All Parts of the World
479 Hastings Street, Corner Division
DETROIT, MICH.

Next Week—"Pals First."

CLASSIFIED LINERS

YOUNG COUPLE may find com-
fortable home with small family of
three in large 11-room house, Apply
304 Frederick, or phone North 2510-J,

Schechter's Drug Store

477 Hastings Bt., Cor. Division
FREE RENTAL of my eight-room
home to refined Jewish couple who
DETROIT, MICH.
will keep house for small family. Ad.
dress box 112, Jewish Chronicle, 314 Phone Cadillac 3299.
Peter Smith Bldg.

I. BERKOWITZ

ROOM AND BOARD WANTED
—By young lady in congenial home,
centrally located. Address Jewish
Chronicle, Box 127.

Dress Trimmings and Supplies
Onyx Hosiery and
Merode Underwear
Kayser Silk Gloves
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$ 500,000.00
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8,539,250.49

Central Salim s Bank

Cor. Woodward it
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when detached and mailed to

LAMBERT & LOWMAN, DETROIT, MICH., IS GOOD
FOR ONE ONLY ONE-OUNCE BOTTLE
VANILLA FLAVORING

an economical and Indispensable baking concomitant, manufactured and
sold by LAMBERT & LOWMAN, Detroit, Mich. Price, per pint. $1.00.

M. FREEDMAN
SHADE CO.
Phone Cherry 483

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, at 8

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Dry Goods, Notions and turnmum g•
M. ROSINSKEY'S

350 Hastings Street.
Special quotations for builders.

351355 Hastings St.
Quality Which Is Unexcelled at
Wholesale Prices

No Advance Here

FyfLOPING

SYNAGOGUE

This assembly i, unique in the history
of American Jewry. It is felt that at
this time in particular all energy must
be mustered to strengthen the Jewish
faith amongst the Jewish people. The
United Synagogue, which is a feder-
ation of Orthodox and Conservative
congregations throughout the United
States and Canada, has been engaged
in synagogue and school extension
work. It is publishing text books for
working out methods for dealing with
the various religious problems that con-
front the Jewish people. The repre-
sentative Jews of this country are now
being called together to confer on the
problems that confront their co-relig-
ionists.

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Service Flag Dedica,
A patriotic program marking with
I
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY consistency the dedication of the Serv-
Delegates from all parts of the coun- ice Flag, will be the occasion of this
try will gather on January 13 at da • meeting's proceedings. Presentation by
Jewish Theological Seminary, 521 We , t David Stocker. Mr. David W. Simons
123d street, New York City, at 3 o'clock. will make the acceptance address and
to confer on ways and means for Rabbi A. H. Hershman is expected to
strengthening traditional Judaism in add, as is his wont, lustre to the hour.
America. At 8 o'clock there will be a Miss Gladys IVarren will give a read-
large mass meeting at the Synagogue ing in her own inimitable way, and Miss
Anache Chesed, 114th street and Sev- Tillie Garvatt will render piano selec-
enth avenue, at which the plans and tions. An evening well spent is as-
ideals of the United Synagogue will be sured. All who are interested are cor-
dially invited.
explained by well-known orators.

DIRECTORS:

WM. P. HOLLIDAY
CHAS. P. COLLINS
SAMUEL T. DOUGLAS
ALEX. I. McLEOD
EDGAR REXFORD
F. H. MACPHERSON
F. 0. CLAYTON
HARRY J. FOX

of the P:11(.30111, ..-
not largely attended.
braved the snow
ble evening.

Rabbi and Mrs. A. AL
will head the reception con,.
Interesting and amusing games, a,.
dancing are among the features be-
ing arranged. A lunch also will he
served. This informal party is ex- made. The ..
pected to do much toward furthering the
eiTilifly of .1/.
the social spirit of the organization,
; o'clock.

$11,811,254.58

MAIN OFFICE,
MAJESTIC BLDG.

Masonic Meeting

Perfection Lodge, F. and A. M., U.
D. Special communication, Wednes-
dey, January 16, 1918, 1:30 p. m. E. A.
Degree. Visitors welcome. .Charles
K. Sendoff, Secretary.

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UNITED

Condensed Statement Showing the

Branch Offices:-
Cor. W. Blvd. & Grand River
Cor. St. Aubin and Canfield
Cor. Grand River & Fourteenth
Cor. Forest & Woodward
Cor. E. Jefferson & Dickerson
Cor. Junction & West Fort St.

Because of the state of chaos now
existing in Russia, the Jewish leaders
have decided to postpone the elec-
tions for the all-Russian jewi,li Con-
gress.

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ALL BOOKS AT THIS DISCOUNT UNTIL
AND INCLUDING

Capital Stock
Surplus and Undivided Profits
Commercial Deposits
Savings Deposits

ple's Auxiliary Orchestra, which is be-
ing formed, will appreciate w hat is
being done by the organization in a
musical way. 10r. Kopelson, the
director, is enthusiastic about the
'cork of those who have turned out
thus far, but wishes more string in-
strument players to join. AI r. Kopel-
son enjoys a splendid reputation as
musician, instructor, and director, and
those who play string instruments
should grasp the opportunity of play-
ing under a man who is musically
correct. Those now in the orchestra
are enthusiastic and urge others to
join. Nowhere is there offered a finer
opportunity or more pleasant sur-
roundings for rehearsals than in the
vestry rooms of the synagogue with
its new Steinway Grand Plano. Play-
ers of orchestral instruments should
take advantage of this splendid op-
portunity, Get in touch with Mr.
Alan Kopelson at his studio, 160 Med-
bury (North 5747-R), or better still,
bring your instrument and meet him
at rehearsal Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock at Shaarey Zedek Synagogue,
Willis and Brush street. The follow-
ing players of stringed instruments
.,ne members: Sadie Jacobson, David
Musicas, Julius Goldstein, Chas.
Klein, violinists, and Harry Jatovsky
and ()chic Baker, 'cellists.
The entertainment committee of the
Auxiliary is making arrangements to
present a one•act comedy in the early
part of next month. Mr. 1)tulley Ar-
thur Cohen, who has again kindly
consented to direct the production,
has chosen the play, "That Blond
Person." The cast will be selected
by the director this week and re-
hears„ s will begin at once. It is pre-
dicted this will be the best playlet
ever Iroduced by a Shaarey Zedek
or
,,inn. Those ..wliro,ttrea
ectitil el nitaly
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'muent committee of I
s Auxiliary has
to be held

20% Discount

JANUARY 17th

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Red Cross Work.
The quality, and quantity of the work
turned out by the Red Cross Unit, at
Shaarey Zedeck Synagogue, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary, has
been given great credit. In addition,
several large boxes of knit goods have
been sent to the boys at Camp Custer.

Oscar Abraham, a leading merchant
of Harrodsburg, Ky., died there on
Dec. 25. Ile was 60 years old and a
native of Frankfurt-on-the-Main, Ger-
many. His daughter, Hattie, is a
clerk in the office of the Court of
Appeals at Frankfort, and a son,
Henry, is in the quartermaster's de-
partment at Camp Taylor.

J. LEFKOFSKY

Kosher Delicatessen
Broadway Market
255 Gratlot
Cherry 3300,
Main 4774,

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JEWISH CALENDAR
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1918

Shebat 1 Rosh Chodesh—New Moon
Jan. 14
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13 Sabbath Shiroh
Jan. 26
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15 Chamishoh Osor Bishvat
Jan. 28
30 Lincoln's Birthday
Feb. 12
"
30 Rosh Chodesh—First Day of New Moon
Feb. 12
Adar
1 Rosh Chodesh—Second Day of New Moon
Feb. 13
"
10 Washington's Birthday
Feb. 22
"
13 Fast of Esther
Feb. 25
"
14 Purim—Feast of Lots
Feb. 26
"
IS Shusan Purim
Feb. 27
Nisan
1 Rosh Chodesh—New Moon
Mar. 14
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10 Shabbath Hagodol
Mar. 23
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15-22 Pesach—l'assover
Mar. 28-Apr, 4
"
30 Rosh Chodesh—First Day of New Moon
April 12
Iyar
I Rosh Chodesh—Second Day of New Moon
April 13
18 Lag b'Omer
April 30
Sivan
I Rosh Chodesh—New Moon
May 12
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6-7 Shovuoth—Feast of Weeks
May 17-18
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19 Decoration Day
May 30
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30 Rosh Chodesh—First Day of New Moon
June 10
Tamuz 1 Rosh Chodesh—Second Day of New Moon
June 11
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17 Shivoh Osor b'Tamur
June 27
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24 Independence Day
July 4
Ab
1 Rosh Chodesh—New Moon
July 10
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10 Tishah b'Ab—Destruction of Jerusalem
July 18
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30 Rosh Chodesh—First Day of New Moon
Aug. 8
Ellul
1 Rosh Chodesh—Second Day of New Moon
Aug. 9
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Tishri 1-2 Rosh Hash-shanah—New Year
Sept. 7-8

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