A merico, 'apish Periodical Cater
CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
THE JEWISH
PAGE SEVEN
CHRONICLE
Obituary.
Dr. Paid Nathan of the Hilfsverein,
I RUMANIA REFUSES
Pnifessor Sobernheini, Dr. B. Kahn,
Water and Health.
EQUAL RIGHTS PETITION
things. The germs that infested his
and well-known German-Jewish lead-
The scheme does not stop at put-
leathern water-bags will no longer en-
During the past week, death has 1
ers, base gone to Constantinople to
g up standpipes for those who will
repre-
I London—Dr. Pant Nathan, repre-
danger the lives of the citizen s, and
f reaped a sad harvest to the Jewish renting the German Ililvsverein, and join Dr, Hantke and Dr. Jacobson in
the deadly perils which lurk in ci stern li en te i t the water . The water lev el o
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le cisterns is low, and as they are co mmunity o f Detroit. Among rouse Dr. Hantke. the Zionist leader, who the discussions on colonization of
issn aot,eer,i hase been to a large extent re. N
o ll ow
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Palestine by Jews. which are being
the f
,I hate passed away
• ' have recently returned following an
F.: citing emptied, the authorities ar-
-
“ Pa•. '" a " al are .
carried On with the Grand Vizier.
tinge for refilling them on the one ':' w hi
attempt to influence the Roumanian
Fur it,i1vater lerusalem used to rely ri
fl t4 '
-
'
aolition that they are first thorough
gosernment to gise Jewish citizens
Mrs. Morris Schechter.
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City Refreshed by Moun- ' mainly upon the winter rainfall to 1111 c,
ei.terns. Practically every bruise 1Y cleaned out and put in order.
Holy
„if,. „f M,,,. equal rights, report that they were un-
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sd
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R
mr
apply
tail' S prings, Pied
to
Hospi.
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it.
p
A householder has merely to
i
ris Schechter, the well-known drug- successful.
h Id 11:, its underground reservoir. But
H
a
am t t o ti n. Nlilitary Governor for water.
The two emissaries state that the
'slim') had fallen into disrepair,
tall, Pumps
w e d„ es d ay , O c t o b er to
. °nicer inspects the cistern. gist, died
f
Cisterns, Working T ransor.
most of them required thorough dean_ A sanitary
;dice a brief illness which developed Roumanian gosernment is stubborn.
orders
it
to
be
cleansed
:old
sees
that
Happi-
The only thing the government prom-
, nig.
m ation in Health and
sintplentent the cistern supply it is done. The Department of Public into pneumonia.
ised them was "to interpret the nat-
T,i
1
d health grants a certificate that the
seas.
re
a
t
uralization law s ' cry liberally."
I the M osq ue of I i nia r reservoir h
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h cistern is clean. The engineers run
c
w
hi
e
r
t
e
wa
thlehem th
w ith B e from
TURKISH BLIGHT OF
near Solomon's Pool a pipe to it and it is filled, no matter
OAKLAND OWNERS READY
400 YEARS LIFTING ti,,„.,,i
all aqueduct constructed by Ro- what its capacity maY he. Two cis'
FOR GARAGE-CLOSING RULE
, down
engineers tinder Herod, before terns were recently replenished with
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between h110111) and 70,000 gallons of
W.
T.
MASSEY
By
ern -
The recent request of the
J F. R l' S A 1. E M — It is doubtful , Jesus of Nazareth was born.
not nearly sufficient, It water from the hills.
inept that all garages, r, pair shops
'this was
A medical ;tuthority tells me t hat
whether the population of ally city
.1 Supply as that
and service stations be closed 1111
li
W 011-
W A, it .1 OlStiiiit
engineers. the health oi the community is
within the zones of war bias profited
arm V
Sundays and legal holidays and that
so much at the hands of the conqueror They
I iros svent
tiled by
our afield. They tound derfully good, and there is no suspi-
farther
no work be dam. on I -at t• after It
n absolute- , Mu of cholera, outbreaks of which
J that of Jerusalem.
a
pringheads
in
s
p. ill. on week days. was un tultinght
the 'Turkish
little
more
than
half
a
year
a
a
group
of
were
frequent
under
In a
d on the hilk
es-
anticipated several years ago by the
'wondrous diange has been effected in ly clean gathering groun
inie. tiovernment hospita ls are re-
y i e ldi ng tome 14,000 ga llons an hour. g
e-
and frto
Oakland Motor Car Company.
the condition Of the people.
One of the bigge•t blots upon the Th.,: water. which was running ta tablishol in all lge
centers
"The Oakland company has a free
is
given
(mem medical tar atment
correspondence course in automobile
Turkish gm eminent of the city was waste, is lifted to the top of a hill• the indigent. \laity thousands of na-
provide adequate from white it flows by gravity' through ti,e' in the past few months have
maintenance and operation, the les-
the total failure W
wn free will
sons being sent to every purchaser
water supply. \ Vhat they could not. a long pipe line into Jerusalem. Sup- Ctline f orward of their own
rcla0,
or would not, do ill 400 years his plies run direct to the hospitals. .\ t
of a 'Sensible Six. ' said \V. D. Clark.
to he vacc inated. • I • I'PhIts
r-
standpipes
all
over
the
city,
the
in-
ing fever used to claim many victims,
the local distributor.
Ilajesty's Royal Engineers sco u
pushed in a little more than two habitants take as much as they desire. Ind the figures are falling very rapid-
".Nbout a week after the car is pur-
pe "-
to
which
The water consumption of the
e
full
u
largely to th
chased, the new ounce receives a
months.
use
all areas.
in
The picturesque water-carrier k pie has become ten times what it ss as IS.
due
l
put
e
plants
ar
standard oiling chart, and a letter of
infecti
disng
Ali Infants' \Velfare bureau has
explanation. The next lesson is em-
passing into the limbo of forgotten last year.
mothers are
bodied in a small booklet—'For Voltir
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. seen 'white and after childbirth. In-
Own Good and Your Car's Long
being established.
clinics
Life.' Another booklet of saint!, sent
are
to
. i , kitchen
I--' is about
pro
-
to lie opened
to the owner, is entitled 'By \Vay
MRS. MORRIS SCHECHTER.
.. t
• 'side food for babies and the limit. The
of a Reminder.' Any owner, who has
64 Broadway, Cor. Grand River
f
nurses are mainly local subjects, who
taken advantage of this co-operation
The funeral was held on Friday,
FORMERLY HOLLANb TEA ROOMS
have to undergo a thorough training.
I
from the Oakland factory will not
,.
,
as
i,
October IS. Rabbis E. Aishiskin and
Hungarian Home Cooking Our Specialty
'there is ll one litre who does not
find the closing of the repair shops a
confidently predict a rapid fall in the Joseph •isennian officiated.
We eater to the Inuit Writh on the 2nd Floor.
hardship on him."
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Mrs. Schechter is survived by her
-• infant mortalits rate.
E. VAJOA, Proprietor.
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husband, by her son Bernaed,and her
-
Formerly with Hotel Smiler. ,I.
daughter Ethel. She was widely
POLISH RABBIS SECURE
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RIGHTS FOR CHILDREN known in the eastern section of the
t • • - r • • • • • i 4 .-- t' ■ ■
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\\ \ ps \\\. :H ie [ woo of ('„brit city, and greatly esteemed for her
Ir
j erusalem Freed at Last
From Cholera
Cholera and Typhus
by British Water System
1
CHAS. H.
JASNOWSKI
Republican Nominee
for
PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY
Broadway Kosher Restaurant
Election Nov. 5, 1918
1 .Cd , i-• i e, • ntls met ill emilerence and
de, ided to , staltlish a permanent Int-
r.. , ..1 \\ arsass .
\ Political Committee was also se-
charitable activities and her devotion
lect, il l ,, :ids 'Ise the orthodox Jewish
mend., I.- of the State Council oil Jett:-
suffering.
■
VOTE FOR
TOM MAY
FOR
COUNCILMAN
hill Political \ ilairs. The rabbis re-
iserimielit to de-
siil , ed hi .i•h the i2h
lint- i li,ils the lois lieges of the Jew-
.h clei,s m coiiii, ction 11 ith military
to entrust the con-
i • 111 ,..1 rtiltill, :Old
ti ol of the Cheilarini to the Rabbini-
cal I 'non,
The WI, Cr1111101t was also requested
to make arrangements so that Jewish
I ilillirCii who
study in state
-h.aild ii.4 have t,, attend
Stt11 ,111 11
mil Sal,
"'\11:.regards the last point the goy-
„
• r. , e,.I1 y coulphed w ith the
• rabbi , . and issued an
kit ClIt CI, c \ C11 , 111,..: the Chit-
-. . on all holy days, Purim and
to good causes. She was one of the
first victims of the sisitation of in-
fluenza from which our city is still
Alice Adler Simon.
William P.
BRADLEY
—for—
.Alice Adler, helm ed wife of Ken-
neth Simon and only daughter of
Mrs. Flora S. died in her home
Councilman
New York lily an •Thursday et
Oct. 1 71h, and was buried in 1/e-
last.
trait on
Mrs. >innm 'sus a Detroit girl and
Silo- , her
had many friends here.
marriage about three yl11r , ago. she
has lived in New York WIICtl -
titttls a very
Advocate of
active part in
Public Markets
farms of \Var Relief work. She was
especially interested in the care of
crippled children. Her death is sin-
cerely mourned by a very large circle
To reduce the high cost
of living
Of friends.
Rabid Franklin officiated at the
chapel frion which the funeral was
held and Rabbi Mayerberst comlueted
the ■ 1 r ices at the ca metcry.
Jacob Rosenberger.
j J acob.
the beloved husband of •il-
lie Herman Rosenberger. ss,is buried
from his residence, 984 Brush Stec, t.
The Eyes of the Entire
World are on the
President.
on Friday last, Rabbis Franklin and
ayerliel g officiating.
3.1r. Rosenberger had gone to New
Void; but a fete days previously and
t We, daughters, :1 111, 1 IICC and ,everal
sisters.
ber 211, from the family home, with
Rabbi .\. \I. Hershman officiating.
A tery large number of friends at-
tended.
Iler parents. four brothers. and one
Hazel Blanke Mazer.
Hazel Illanke, the beloved wife of
Jacob Mazer. passed away at her res-
idence„150 Atkinson Avenue, after a
very brief illness, on Tuesday morn-
ing, Oct. 22ind She Nvas thirty years
of age.
Seldom has a woman ill this com-
be a good United States Senator.
munity gained a warmer affection at
the hands of litany friends than Mrs
Mazer. Of happy. cheerful and gen-
erous disposition, she attracted about
boys at the front.
If you would assist the President you will select men who are
pledged to him and his great work, both now and after peace is
her a circle of friends whose des otion
to her was singularly deep. •nosten-
tatious in her charities. she was Inter
than generous to those who needed
help.
She is survived by her husband and
two children as Well as by her mother
and sisters. The funeral took place at
the family residence on Thursday,
Rabbi Franklin officiating.
declarer:.
John Bailey candidate for Governor is a fearless self-made man
who has risen from the ranks and who will be a real Governor at
a time when we most need him.
JEWEL FEATHER MATTRESS & BEDDING CO.
WILL J. DENT, Mgr.
Latest Improved Method of Cleaning Feather Beds and Pillows. Down
II Mattresses made from Feather Beds. Hair and Cotton
Comforters and R . leaned and Repaired. Ticks Laundered. New Ticking
Felt Mattresses
Furnished,
Retailer of Beds, Mattresses, Springs, Pillows, Cushions and General Bedding
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
We re-lacquer and re-finish brass beds
Phone Cadillac 895
359 Michigan Ave., Detroit, Mich.
and Robert.
Republican politicians say Henry Ford lacks poise necessary to
factors in speeding up the necessary fighting machines for the
Rellahle
Renovator.
Este DIP shed
1905
sister survive. 'File remaining chil-
dren are Ellis, Joseph, Eva, Nlarsin
His task is the most gigantic ever assigned a single man.
President Wilson says Henry Ford has been one of the greatest
Kindly place an (X) before his name.
three years ago.
Besides his wife, If is •Iirt ived by
after a brief illness from pneumonia.
I'he funeral was held Sunday, Octo-
This is surely no time to add to his burden.
rates, and insure the future prosperity of Detroit.
lived in Cincinnati where he had mans
friends. He moved to Detroit about
14-s ear-old
\ Vara-II,
M iss
I relic
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. \•ar-
reit. of 70 \Vest Bethune .\tcnuc, died
peoples free.
To develop waterway transportation; reduce freight
Is Mk riding ill a taxicab was at-
tacked with heart failure which caused
his death. Mr. Rosenberger form•d..
Miss Irene Warren.
From him they expect the direction of a policy that will make all
Public Docks p Warehouses
Gabriel Levy.
d ;may at
NIT. ;algid la y
his residence on Myrtle Street on
Mr.
Tuesday last at the age of 52.
Levy had lived in the city a com-
paratively short tiine. but was highly
respected by the circle of friends
whom he had made during the brief
period of his residence here.
He is survived by his wife and a
brother. Funeral services took place
Ham the family residence on Thurs-
. day.
Enjoy the Fresh
Air Sunday
You can't go to
church or the theater, but you can drive
out Grond River, the finest automobile road in Michigan
Take Dinner at
THOMPSON'S
Corner Grand River
and Plymouth Road
Fish, Frog, Chicken, Steaks
Finest Service and Cuisine
Henry F. Eschenburg, Mgr.
Garfield 99