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THE DETROIT JEWISh CHRONICLE

cainaumananialamaiaaniannimanaumunatioatinuo4 JEWS IN BRITISH ARMY

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SUFFER 8,674 CASUALTIES

The Rev. Michael Adler, senior
- Jewish chaplain with the British Ex-
pcditionary Forces, estimates that
2.324 Jews in the British army were
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killed in action and 6,350 wounded or
missing, giving a total of 8,674 casu-
alties. Jewish soldiers in the British
army gained many honors, including
live Victoria Crosses, fifty distin-
guished service orders, seventy di-
tinguished conduct medals and 250
Just have those old ones re-
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military medals, while 260 were cited
plated. We make them Just A
in dispatches. In addition, 230 Brit-
like new at one-tenth the cost. F.
ish Jewish soldiers have secured hon-
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or s from other countries.
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them in the evening on your I
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DON'T Buy
New
Reflectors

JEWISH CALENDAR.

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Rear 78 Forest Ave. East

Cantor Josef 1(”senblatt has been
engaged to appear as soloist with
Sousa's band in a concert to be giv-
en late this ninth at Ocean Grove,
N. J. Ocean Grove is a summer re-
sort maintained by Wesleyan Metho-
dists.

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Pisgah Lodge Outing Begins at
8:40 A. M., When Big Boat

Pulls Out With Record Crowd

\\lien the steamer "City of Tole-
do," especially chartered by Pisgah
Lodge No. 34, I. 0. B. B., for its ex-
cursion to Sugar Island on Wednes-
day next, August 27th, a boat inci-
dentally that ranks as one of the
largest and finest of White Star Line
pleasure-going vessels—a four deck-
er with a dining room, an excellent
dancing floor, spacious, wind-swept
decks, comfortable lounging chairs.
private staterooms for families, with
everything in fact conducive to com-
fort and enjoyment—pulls out from
the foot of Griswold street at 8:40
o'clock in the morning, it will be
thronged fore to aft vvith what will
undoubtedly prove the largest and
most representative body of Jewish
men and women who ever attended
an all day excursion en masse.
Mingling with the happy, good-
natured crowd of I'isgah Lodge mem-
bers, their families and friends, will
be a, large delegation from 011M, mem-
bers of the Toledo lodge, who will be
the Ii1/111 ■ red guests of its sister lodge
for the day. Judging from the num-
ber of acceptances received, a large.
representative body will take advan-
tage of Pisgah's invitation.

MICHIGAN
STATE FAIR

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RENT—Comfortable room in
SALESLADIES WANTED—For TO
private family to gentleman who
can furnish reference. Call Market

All Aboard Str. "City
of Toledo" for Sugar
Island, Wednesday

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day, and Pisgah, will find expression
Drygoods and Cloak store. Steady
in an exciting tug-of-war. Toledo is
position. Excellent wages for right
sending a large representative body
Apply People's Bazaar,
parties.
and each side expresses confidence of
284 Michigan avenue.
victory.
all
and
"There will be room for
fun for all," says Leon Goldsmith, ROOM WANTED -By young bust-
the chairman of the committee, into
Call B. W. Singer,
mess man.
whose hands all details of the excur-
Cadillac 5264-J.
of
staff
sion have been placed. His
of Adolph
co-workers, cos isistin
SELLING
Freund, II. T. Rosenthal, Milton M. MEN WANTED WITH
ABILITY—To be connected with
Alexander, Nathaniel Goldstick and
reliable real estate concern. Unusual
Joseph J. Cummins have been tireless
opportunity. Apply Lerner & Kane,
iJi their efforts toward making the
members of Real Estate Exchange,
day a success. Those who have en-
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joyed Pisgah's hospitality in the past
ar-
and have marveled at the perfect
rangement characteristic of the lodge's TO RENT—Furnished room for re-
fined Jewish party in private family.
phenomenal social successes of the
Reference required. Price reason-
past year, know what to expect. Oth-
able. 202 Alger avenue. North-
ers who have not may wisely afford
way 669 M.
themselves this opportunity.

Rabbi Marius Ranson has resigned
as rabbi of Congregation B'nai Jesh-
urim of Paterson, N. J., where he was
the spiritual leader for live years.
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Rabbi Jacob S. Minkin of Congre-
gation Pincus Elijah, has accepted the
pulpit of the Temple Beth-EL Ro-
chester, N. Y.

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CLASSIFIED

1748.

YOUNG GIRL AND BROTHER
desire two rooms and bath with
refined family. North Woodward
section. Best of references. Phone
Hemlock 425-J., Sunday, or address
Box 412, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.

ENGLISH GENTLEMAN desires to
meet English people with a view to
forming a social or literary club.
Address Box 214, care Detroit Jew-
ish Chronicle.

WANTED—YOUNG BUSINESS
MAN desires furnished
. room with
Jewish fam i ly. V i c i n i t y

and Warren. Address Box 115, De-
troit Jewish Chronicle.

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JUDGE GAINEY
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Havana
Cigars

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15c
25c

FOR SALE—English edition of New
Year and Yom Kippur Service, 3
volumes in Hebrew and English,
version used in Orthodox and Con-
servative synagogues. New, very
scarce. Can be seen by appoint-
ment. Call Mrs. Josephine Jacobs,
West
973 Michigan
Norman Bros.
Games For All.
agent for Milwaukee Cook Book,,
l'isgah Lodge promises to surpass
98 Watson st. Cad. 2043.
itself in its first annual outing to
Sugar Island. Nothing has been left
undone by the committee on arrange-
ments. Sonic form of entertainment
has been arranged for every age of
both sexes. 'There will be races.
games, matches of every sort and de-
scription for which prizes will he of-
fered. For the youngsters there will
be races for boys and girls ranging
in age from 7 to 13 years. Potato
Reduce your m anufacturing costs with labor saving conveyors
races for young men, races for ladies,
corpulent and otherwise, for men of
and elevators.
normal and generous proportions and
for those of the sterner sex who top
Our engineer will design the right equipment for your particular re-
the 200 mark. A comedy surprise'
race, details of which have been
uirements. Will cut your labor cost and increase your production.
clothed in deepest secrecy, promises
much merriment.
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By far the greatest attraction will
be a real baseball game that will be !'
played between benedicts and their ,
less fortunate brethren. Much Inys-
tery surrounds the names of the men
who will make lip the teams. It has
been rumored. however, that Henry
Marks and Leon Goldsmith will share
the pitching honors. It is no breach
of confidence to forecast that it will
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be an evenly balanced match, played
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by no mean amateurs and worthy of
Machinists
Millwrights
witnessing on its own merits.

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The Machinery Sales & Electric Co.

America's Foremost

EXPOSITION

Acknowledged the Acme in State Fairs

The Michigan State Fair holds first place
among the fairs of the nation. In 1918 more
than 500,000 visitors were entertained during
ten days. In 1919 preparations are being made
to take care of twice this number. This year the
Fair Management is giving $75,000 in premium
money. Extra streets have been laid out to take
care of the concessions. Additional buildings
are required to house the exhibits. No such in-
terest has ever before been demonstrated by the
residents of the state as they are showing this
year. This institution of the people has no peer.
Such intensive support has been accorded the

Fair that the management has been put to a test
in exploring the markets of the world to secure
the attractions demanded.
No public spirited citizen interested in the wel-
ware and progress of Michigan can afford to miss
this great educational and entertaining

Tug-of-War! Oh, Boy?

The rivalry between Toledo Lodge.
the guest of its sister lodge for the

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that of every 100 men who die, 3
leave an estate of $10,000 or over;
15 an estate of $2,000 to $10,000 and
82 LEAVE NO INCOME PRO-
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TRANSMISSION -- Selective,
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DIFFERENTIAL -- Brown-
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RIMS—Demountable, one ex.
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WHEELS-30x3 1,, 12 spokes
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