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Franklin's sermon on Sunday morn-
ing of this week.
On Saturday morning, Rabbi
Mayerberg will preach the sermon.

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Labor the Limitation

Adult Bible Class:

"Religion and Ceremonials" will be
the subject. of Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
man's lecture Friday evening, January
2. 'file talk is a continuation of the
composite topic "Religion, Creed, In-
stitutions and Ethics. or the Essence
of Religion" which Rabbi Ilerslitnan
began last Friday night, the various
topics having been referred to by a
response to
majority of members in

On Trusday of next week, the Bible
will meet as usual
,nal at 2 o'clock.
Men's Temple Club:
The first regular meeting of the
club will take place on Friday eve-
ning, January 15th. Details of the
meeting will be duly announced. In
the meantime, all male members of
who wish to identify
t he Temple
new organization
themselves with the
may send their names to either of the
Rabbis of the Temple, or to the sec-
retary of the Club, Mr. Jos. J. Curti-
mins, 1334 Book Bldg.

Telephone management and operation ne ier
stand still. They cannot stand still. The
dependency upon them of every important
fact)r in our commercial, industrial and social
life precludes any relaxation or suspension
of activity.
The Great War caused the demand to overtake
the reserve facilities and equipment of the
Bell System and for a time it was nip and tuck
between demand and supply. Now that the
War is ended the Michigan State Telephone
Company is planning to spend for new con-
struction in the next two years whatever
amount of money the available labor and
material supply permits in an effort once more
to get ahead of the immediate needs of the
public and back to its former position of
Ready to Serve.
Rates must be charged to meet present cost
scales. But these rates are charged the public
for the benefit of the public. Telephone
service is a public service and must be
maintained at the maximum of efficiency and
c omprehensiveness at any cost.

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SMOKER IN JANUARY.

Plans are under—way for a smoker
and eiftintiinment for tin men of the
Shaarev Zedek congregation to lie
given sometime in J'anuary. Further
Affiliated Organizations:
All other activities of the Temple details will be announced in these
will proceed as usual throughout the columns in a later - issue.
week.

Schnntel Niger, better knownun-
der his pen name, S. Niger, noted
Yiddish writer and critic, will appear
in Detroit Friday, January 9, at Elks'
Temple, under the auspices of the J.
L. Peretz LiterAy Society. Ile has
chosen as his topic the "Social and
Economic Condition of the Jews in
Poland and Ukraine:'
This will mark Mr. Niger's first
visit to Detroit and indeed, one of his
first public addresses in America. He
arrived recently to New York from
Warsaw for an extended lecture tour.

TAXI

Wholesale and Retail Tire
Our New
Store Is Open.
Full Line of Guaranteed Tires and
Factory Seconds At a Saving of 25%

Cantor Minkowsky and choir will sing
the Friday evening service. Services
at 8:15 p. in. Everyone is wel-
begin
ei,n at

NOTED JEWISH AUTHOR
AND CRITIC TO APPEAR
AT ELKS' TEMPLE JAN. 9

TIRES

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ZIONISTS TO GIVE
BALL JANUARY 25

Respontling to the call of the Na-

tional Fund office at The Hague for
Isforthe
im e nsiveefforttoseemefum
National Fund, the Zionists of De-
troit, through the National Fund com-
mittee. are inaugurating a campaign
for funds headed by a "Zion Ball" at
25.
the Arena Gardens. .January
The committee is planning to en-
list the aid of hundreds of young men
and women in its effort to surpass last
year's "Zion Ball" which was one of
the largest affairs of its kind ever
it.
O v enbytheJewsofDetro
The first meeting of workers is ar-
afternoon,
Janu-
ranged for Sunday.
-
ary 4, at the Statler Hotel by IS C0111
mittee headed by the M isses Bertha
Schnechter, Edith Tvarskv, Elsie Kur-
land, Hilda Janie, Frances Wolf and
Frieda Spatter.

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Mr. Niger's writings and criticisms
in the realms of Yiddish literature
have won him international fame. He
has edited Jewish newspapers in Vil-
na, \Varsaw and Petrograd. He is-1
sued the year-book "Pinellas," de-
voted to Jewish art and literature and
has written extensively for the Jew-
ish World and the ''Literarische
Monat Schrieften."
A bold and fearless writer. his
products recently brought hint into
ill favor with the new Polish govern-
ment. Together with another well-
known poet, he was imprisoned but
was released shortly afterwards
through the intervention of British
and American delegates whose ac-
tions were incited by the thousands
of protests received from the poet's
friends and admirers all over the

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London (by I. J. P. 11.)—Parlia-
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, Alien bill, in spite of the objei tions
of Colonel Wedgewood and others,
who declared that its passage would
obstruct friendly relations with for-1
sign nations, and keep England from
extending the rights of protection to
I the oppressed of other countries. One
of the many severe conditions in the
\ bill is that no firm may
employ more than twenty-five per
cent of foreign labor.

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JEWISH CHR ONICLE AFTER JANUARY 1, 1920,
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