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1 Iv behavior of the British troops
Palawttrie imat quad, • protouttel no
pref, .10/1 on 111, population, eSpet'111111
of it which Ix el a positi o n
to make a brio-hand compasses with
.the tovrt of rule the Holy Land was
sulorcted ti, before the captor, of
Jaffa and lerusairm The Jews are
hastening back to Jafla, from which
the. wet, expelled by Ifiternal Pasha.
land resuming their normal life, eon-
, foiret that their days of anxiety arc
now at an end
t,eneral Allenhy's order of the day,
to information received
I., the Provisional Zionist Committee.
boned (hr men in has command to
remember the high reputation for
jostle( tolerance and fair-play which
the British nation enjoys i n the East,
I expressed confidence that the Ex-
peditionary Force would maintain the
'high standard of conduct it had hith-
erto shown. He called upon all coin-
onanding officers to guard and pre-
. serve all historic and sacred sites and
buildings and the persons and prop-
erty of all the inhabitants. These
orders hare been obeyed with the ut-
most scrupulousness.
that part
INIEN YOU GO OUT
you like to feel that your
apparel is correct and be
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We are glad to show
you the new fabrics and
designs that would be
particularly becoming to
you.
Jewish Caamsailar for Jewish
asinart.
London —Licut. Col. F. H. Samuel,
1). S. U. has been appointed com-
mander of the Jewish Regiment that
is now being raised in London. He
succeeds Col. Patterson who has al-
ready left for Palestine with his bat-
talion.
Lieut Col. Samuel is a nephew of
Sir Marcus Samuel, former Lord
Mayor of London (1902-1903). Sir
Marcus Samuel is engaged in the
transportation of petroleum in bulk.
Ile was knighted in 1898, was sheriff
of London (1894-1895), and alderman
(1895-1902). Among the other offices
which he has held arc: Lord of the
Manor Mote, Deputy Lieutenant of
the City, and Justice of the Peace for
Kent.
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The subject of Rabbi Franklin'.
sermon. SundaL. April 21. will be "01.1
Ideals in a New "eld"
:Nen Wes
begin promptly at 11
.'cluck All arc invited
SABBATH SERVICES.
Salthath services at the 1 emple are
.ieing held every Saturday morning
at in the main auditorium All
ire welcome to attend these services.
%MILIAN'S AUX ILIAR Y
ASSOCIATION.
The SVornan's Auxiliary Aisociation
of Temple Beth El is in need of more
workers. The Temple units for Red
Cross garments meet at the Temple
all day Tuesday and Friday and on
Thursday afternoon. The Surgical
Bandage classes meet at the Phoenix
Club on Monday evenings and
throughout the day on Thursdays.
The need grows greater every day
and every woman should make it her
duty to devote some time to this
urgent and necessary work. W'omen
who have had no previous experience
need feel no hesitancy on that ac-
count. There is something fur every-
one to do.
ADULT BIBLE CLASS.
The Adult Bible class of Temple
Beth El meets for the last time this
season on Thursday afternoon at 2:15
in the library. All who are inter-
ested in the study of the Bible are
cordially incited to attend.
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loved Edgar Guest.
Addresses of Soldiers Invited.
An appeal is made for the namev
and addresses of the boys in service
who were affiliated with the congrega-
tion in any manner. A list of the
names is being made up and when
completed will tie placed on the bul-
letin board that correspondence with
these men will be encouraged. The
Young People's auxiliary believe the
boys will be glad to hear from their
many friends who would be pleased
to write could they secure the ad-
dresses easily.
All classes under the auspices of
the Young People's Society of Tem-
ple Beth El are being held as usual
every Wednesday evening. Full in-
Services are held daily from 7 to 9
formation about these classes may
be obtained from the officers of the in the mornings. All those who have
Society.
Jahrzeits to commemorate are invited
MOGEN ABRAHAM
Gabriel Sanchez, treasurer of Ara-
to participate in these services.
gon, was the first to establish trade YOUNG PEOPLE'S
Friday evening services are held
SOCIETY BETH EL
between Spain and the Indians.
from 5 to 7 p. m. Rev. H. D. Bass
Debate On April 28
officiates, assisted by the splendidly
An unusual program has been de-
trained choir. On Saturday morn-
cided upon for the next meeting of
the Young People's Society of Temple ings, services are held from 8:30 to
Bet El to be held, Sunday evening, 11:30 o'clock. Rev, H. D. Bass offi-
Just a few steps north of
Forest.
When Wanting
Fresh Fish call
TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES. SHAAREY ZEDEK NOTES
Cadillac 7262
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Send money to your friends and relatives, wherever
they are, through
April 28th, 1918. A debate on the
subject "Resolved, that the United
States should conscript Labor" will be
the chief feature of a varied and inter-
esting program.
The participants on the debate will
be experienced debaters and a warm
and spirited contest should be looked
for. The question is a very timely
one and certain of developing all
phases of a problem that is now
holding the attention of the govern-
ciates, and Rabbi Judah L. Levin lec-
Prof. Levy, of U. of M., to Speak.
Professor Moritz Levy of the Uni-
versity of Michigan will be the speak-
er at a meeting of the Young People's
Society of Temple Beth El on Wednes -
day evening May 1st 1918. The sub-
ject of Professor Levy's discourse
will be "The French Drama."
Professor Levy, by virtue of his
study of the drama for some twenty
years is well qualified to speak on
this subject and his address will sure-
ly be a most instructive and entertain-
ing one.
The public is cordially invited to at-
tend. This address will be given at
Temple Beth El, commencing at 8:00
p. m. sharp.
This meeting is one of a series of
meetings conducted by Mr. Louis
James Rosenberg on the Drama and
marks the culmination of a most suc-
cessful course of the Young People's
Society of Temple Beth El.
ment.
Dancing will follow.
Leonard A. Tannenholz.
Leonard A. Tannenholz, who was
very well known in the city and asso-
ciated in the C. J. Bolton company
for 27 years, died last Monday from
the effects of pneumonia. The funeral
services were held from his late real-
dence, 316 Taylor avenue, Rabbi Leo
M. Franklin and Rabbi Samuel S. May.
erburg officiated. Internment was in
Woodinere cemetery.
Mr. Tannenholz was the son of Alex-
ander Tannenholz who was formerly
a very active figure In Detroit busi-
ness circles. Besides his parents and
widow, Mr. Tannenholz is survived by
his daughter, Ethel, a son, Marvin, one
brother, Benjamin, and four sisters,
Eva and Ella Tannenholz, Mrs. lingo
Lowenthal, and Mrs. M. Nathan.
NEW COLLEGE CLUB
The Yod Koff lieu Fraternity and
their guests enjoyed a very pleasant
'evening at the first informal dancing
party of that organization last Sunday
evening at the Temple Beth El. The
fraternity is Intercollegiate in charac-
ter, representing the Detroit College
of Medicine. Detroit College of Law
and the University of Detroit.
tures occasionally, dates of which
will be announced hereafter in this
paper.
Ilebrew School is conducted daily,
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