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Congregational News

tures occasionally, dates of which
will he announced hereafter In this

TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES.

paper.

SABBATH SERVICES.

Sabbath ears ices, beginning at
Berry Saturday morning, will
be held throughout the .titular. . \ II

are wllr , one to attend.

RED CROSS ACTIVITIES.

Detroit Decorative Service Corp.

PAGE FIVE

itics arc going

\ II ro—

on in 1. 1111 .'u log. The nerd was never

get ;Our than it is no• and it is sin-

Yalta l'•illege, and Hr. Henry •ng-
lander. Registrar, repaired to lir.
1■ 0111C1 ., Lcd.idr , fr0111 sssitu th e y

Hebrew School is conducted daily,
reached their •olenin ordination and
except Saturday from 5 until 7 p. m.
blessing.
Congregational meetings are held
.\t the time of their graduation. si x
on the first Sunday in every month.
of the newly ordained rabbis had

Hebrew Union College
Graduates Twelve
Young Rabbis

cerely hoped Ilia la full attendance
will lie pre, lit at all meetings.
meet on Nlonda, - .

Tue•ilav•, Thursdays and

it ,
l . hc thirty tototli
viii llllellce lllr tit Miy e‘erci.c , of the
hr, tt
t • nion College, Cincinnati,

Classys, winch tlhn . u vrt.

The Surgiv.il

accompanied by Nit- . J. \\'alter Frei-
berg, President of the l•nitin of
American Ilebrew Congregations,
Alfred NI. Cohen, President of the
Board of tio \ ertiors of the Ilelirew

When You Come To Mt.
Clemens Stop At The

Pennsylvania Hotel

97 South Gratlot Avenue.
Mt. Clemens, Michigan.
Strictly Kosher Best Dome Cook-
ing.
Special Arrangements Made For
Auto and Week-End Parties.
MRS. R. COHEN, Proprietor.
N...11ephone 185 Mt. Clemens.

pulpits a s inlbntS
Louis .\. Nlisclikind. \\• .
\'a.: NIds
war u, init. Nathan
Ilarasch..1.1ici ill,. N. C.; Abraham
jL Feldutan, Hushing, I.. I.; Jerome
.Marl., 1)avi iipoi t. la., and
Nliinta/. Portland, Ore.
l•he olhcr
numbers of the class have calls to
pulpits midi r OlinSideration.

already accepted

held oil 11111t . 1, in the

hold their minting , at the Phoeni, I hap, I of the College.

e kitting
Jew Heads War Housing Work
Club, meet on Nlimila•s and Thll , ` - men nier, graduated this ) car. The
■ rn
IVasiiiiio
Captain Julius I. l'ev
dials I mean filled to • apacitv by a
number of di,tingui,hi d alumni and sat' has practicall ■ brim placed in
en, and iritinds of the graduates. charge itt the ttolIs of homing all of
The rue musical program tints run- the ['Med yi.ur, \Var Worker,. \
--
Mired by the student elmir under the the present nolincitt, this prohIctoI.
SABBATH - SERVICES.
continiue direction of NIr..Nloi, 11,trtschinit, or- of the greatest imporance to this
Sa blalh service. will
country, and Congo
appiopli
throughout the summer every Satur. gan.
ty million dollar, In the low, -
' ,Rowing the regular Sabbath to e d
day morning, beginning at 9
a. in.,
illg of those workers Captain P•y-
Rabbi .1. Al. HersItinan Will deliver 'ill "'"" L " ni "' which ""' read

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RIDGE
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b\ \Ir. \ Iliert
Minds of the Senior ser'. truck has 'wen highly commend-
class, Air. :\ tired NI. Cohen, President ed by the Congressional Committee
it,,ard
t
In einitteetion \\lilt this teak. it i.
of Inc
to note that the entire
Although the general activities or College, opined the eseriii,es with a inlet,
the Ladies' .1uxiliary society of the s.ilut.itory to the graduate., students inio eminent %ca. inaugurated about
months ago It ∎ another jets. Mr. () Ili ,
congregation will be practically sus-. and friends of the College.
w ho is of 12tissian birth. \Ir.
\I r. Cohcu said in part:
vended during the summer, the Red
represents the government at
Cross Unit trill meet as usual ever)
'It is difficult, if indeed not entirely
of the Congressional hearings and
Alunday evening from 7 to 9 p. nt. and to \ e what condi-
every 1V'r dnesday from 9 a. m. to ; tiiiiis would hr in .1tn•rican hew ry is, at present, one of the great lead-
ers
in the prmiecution of the actual
p. iii. All members of the unit an• had not the Hebrew l'ition Collage
urged to continue their excellent been founded and maintained. :surely \Var .-eieral newspapers in
work with increased vigor during the nu single factor is, and perhaps it is \ Vashing ton have carried lengthy in-
vaciithm period. t leo e.travagant to say, that all other t•r\ in- with Mr. •idlit7.
contributing causes combined arc not,
responsible fur the present SUPPORT A JEWISH
Money Forwarded to
LEGION IN RUSSIA.
status of the Jew in this country.
All Parts of the World
re this fact generally recognized,
Petrograd.—The Russian
leivish
.ire held regularly evi.tv our people, lavish as they are in the
479 Hastings Street, Corner Division
\tin II, especially
t he demobilized
DETROIT, MICH.
11 Id t
t• , l ing at sundown. Satur- liestou al of gift, for the amelioration
Russian
soldiers, are enthusiastic
uttering,
would
of
infirmities
and
,
d'"nung - .nice , begin at 8:30
hermit this college. the most mice , - over the formation of Jewish legions

the secant at each service.

RED CROSS UNIT

A

Worker

R UM A N H. NE WBERRY
is e worker,—always has
been and always will be,—be-
cause he loves work.

T

As a lad he went out and
joined a railroad construction
gang and worked up to be
passenger and freight agent of
the road.

Later, he sailed the Lakes
and worked his way to a pilot's
license, which he holds to-day
as one of his proudest pos-
sessions.

Afterward, he went into
business life, where, by hard
work, he made a name and
place for himself.

As Assistant Secretary of
the Navy under President
Roosevelt. he gave the closest
attention to his duties and his
good work advanced him to
the position of Secretary of
the Navy and a member of
Roosevelt's Cabinet.

To-day his work as a Corn-

mender in the Third Naval
District is winning wide-
spread approval.

As a worker, he knows
about other workers, under-
stands them and their prob-
lems. He was one of the first
business leaders to declare
publicly in favor of the rights
of the laboring man, and his
reputation for fairness and
straightforward dealing attrac-
ted wide and favorable atten-
tion in industrial circles.

While Secretary of the Navy
he made it poseible for the men
in the Brooklyn Navy Yard to
have an organization for mu-
tual benefit and sought their
suggestions on the work they
had in charge, gave them an
opportunity to examine and
approve the wage scale and
put the working force into such
■ frame of mind as to secure
their fullest co-operation. The
men were with him and he
got results.

His Record Speaks for Itself

A. •

working United State. Senator, Truman H. Newberry
,he job" for the workers of Michigan and the whole country.

'C r 14 .• 1

TO

CONTINUE.

CLEANERS
AND
DYERS

Schechter's ',,,Bank

B'NAI MOSHE.

and arc conducted by Rev. \I.

I:I IL,

public is cordially in-

\ iti d to attend.

Ladies Auxiliary Society.

Tic formal iusCdlatinn of the ol6 -
curs of the I.ailies ,Nusiliary Society
for the ensuing term was held on
Tuesday evening, June 18th, in tin
presence of a large number of the
families of the congregation. The new
officers are: President, NIrs. Philip Ja-
coby: ice-president. NIrs. Philip Ros-
enberg: triasurer. NIrs. Joseph Kauf-
will be "se
man; si cretary, NIrs, Morris Jacoby;
financial secretary, Mrs. Sigmund
NV4 , 111:1 rii , tre, NIrs. Herman Eiclincr.
The society went on record as favor-
ing the entire devotion of its activities
to patriotic purposes. Announcement
v■remser
was made that many members of the
society will act as solunteer workers
in the coming \•ar Savings Stamp
drive. .1 delightful luncheon was
served at the conclusion of the meet-
ing.
.\ lawn party will he held on July
14th at the home of the president,
Nirs. Philip Jacoby. 383 Longfellow
:tie. 'ibis affair will assume the char-
acter of a midsummer social gather-
ing of the members of the congrega-
tion and their families.

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Services are held daily from 7 to 9
in the mornings. All those who have
Jahrzeits to commemorate are invited
to participate in these services.
Friday evening services are held
from 5 to 7 p. tn. Rev, II. D. Bass
otticiates, assisted by the splendidly
trained. choir. On Saturday morn.
Ings, services are held from S:30 to
11:30 o'clock. Rev. H. D. Bass offi-
ciates, and Itabbi Judah L. Levin Iec•

When Wanting
Fresh Fish call

Danto

sary of all leaf , ! iii,t min iitalit it s,
to want for nothing. Nla, the time
be not far distant when a keener ap-
preciation will be felt for this insti-
tution, \\Inch inculcates, promotes
and disseminates Jewish learning and
Jewish scholarship."
Rabbi Goldenson Delivers Baccalau-
reate Address.
Tin invocation was delivered Inc
C.
Itosettau III.
Rabbi
This was
18891 o f Baltimore, \I d.
followed by the Ilitecalattreate
dress delivered by Rabbi Samuel II.
Coldenson 111. C. 19041, of Pitts-
hurgli, Pa.
Dr. Kaufmann Kohler, the l'resi-
dent of the Hebrew 1'111011 College,
svas unable to attend the exercises
owing to an accident, confined
him to the hospital. In his absence
the Ordination .Nildress, prepared by
hitn, was read by the register of the
I:acuity, Itr. Englander.
The graduates of 1918 are: Nathan
Ilarasch, It. \ braham Feldman,
Ii. .\.: Samuel \I ti n y Al A : harry
S. Lietield, Ph II.; \Volfe Marta,
II. :\.: Jerome Mark, li. A.: Louis A.
Nlischlsind, \1. .\.; Arthur S. Nliiiitaz,
I'll. B.; .klexander Segel. B. A.; Jacob
Turner, B. A.: Philip Waterman,
R. :\., and \f as NVeis, 11..3. .
The valeilictor) by itablii Samuel
I. Culp seas follow ed by the formal
declarations by Mr. Alfrerl NI. Cohen,
President of the Board of Governors.
and \I r. J. \Valter Freiberg, President
of the Union of American Hebrew
Congregat ions. Announcement was
made that the ()scar .1,. Berman prize
of $50.00 for general excellence in
scholarship during the entire collegi-
ate term has been awarded to Louis
.\ . Nlischkind 4,1" the graduating class
The benediction was pronounced
in Iialli Jacob
II . Schwartz III.
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JEWISH CALENDAR
5678-1918

Nisan

1

10

Rosh Chodesh—New .M1,011

Mar. 14

Shabbath Hagodol

Mar.

Pesach—Passover
30 Rosh Chodesh—,First Day of New Moon

15-22

Iyar

Sivas

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Foreign Exchange and Steamship Ticket Agency
577 Hastings Street

Cor. Erskine Street,
DETROIT, MICH.
Correspondence in all Languages.
Steamship tickets on all lines. Real estate, farms and
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1 Rosh Chocksh—second Day of New Moon

18 Lag b'Omer
1 Rosh Chodesh—New Nloon

Ah

14

Ellul

April

Palestine.

I. BERKOWITZ

Th, name of tiimnn \Voll appears

in the \\*a.hington 'Unites in a series
of articles on 'Tannins \Vashington•
ians of Yesterday and Today." The
following tribute IS paid to Mr. \Volt',
"No better .1merican is on this con-
tinent." 'Into photographs of \Ir.
\\Mil , one taken at the age of sin rn-
tecn and the other as he note ap-
pears, accompanied the article.

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351-355

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Manufacturers of

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April 30
May 12

May 17-18
May 30
Decoration Day
30 Rosh Chodesh—First Day of New Moon.. ...... . June 10

6-7 Shovuoth—Feast of Weeks

19

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Tamuz 1 Rosh Chodesh—Second Day of New Moon

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Mar. 28-Apr. 4

April

Schechter's Drug Store

A. Be NEWMAN CO.

1918

5678

for seri ice in Palestine. Thousand,

applying to the Zionist organiza-
tion for enrollment in the legion. The
ditliculty, however, lies in the fact
477 Hastings St., Cor. Division
that there is no way of transporting
DETROIT, MICH.
a legion to Nevertheless,
the enthusiastic Jewish voting men Phone Cadillac 3299.
are organizing themselves, and 'are
waiting for the opportunity to gin In

are

17 Shivoh Osor b'Tamuz

June 11
June 27

24 Independence Day
1 Rosh Chodesh—New Moon
10 Tish'ah b'Ab—Destruction of Jerusalem

July 4
July 10

Importers of

July 18

30 Rosh Chodesh—First Day of New Moon
1 Rosh Chodesh—Second Day of New Moon

Aug. 8

Tobaccos, Smokers' Articles and Playing Cards

5679
Tishri 1-2 Rosh Hash-shanah—New Year

Aug. 9

Sept. 7-8

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