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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES SHAAREY ZEDEK NOTES

Sabbath Services.

Services will be betel as usual Satur-
day morning at 10:30 and instead of
the regular sermon, a lecture w ill be
given by Dr. Julian Morgenstern of
the Hebrew Union College who has
been giving a series of lectures at the
Temple this week. It is hoped that
a large congregation will greet Dr.
Morgenstern.

LEFT FOR THE COAST.

Friday Evening Service,

"Essence of Religion" the last in
the series of addresses on the general
topic of the same name will be given
by Rabbi A. M. Hershman, Friday,
February 6. Cantor Minkowsky and
his choir will sing the usual evening
service Friday. All are cordially in-
vited to attend the services which be-
gin promptly at 8:15 1'. M.

Sunday Services.

Ladies Auxiliary.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Shaarey
Zedek will give a membership dinner
in the Gymnasium on Monday, Feb-
ruary 9th, at 1 P. M.
Young Peoples' Auxiliary.
The Young Peoples' Auxiliary will
give a dance Sunday night, February
8th. Finzel's Orchestra. Dancing
from 9 to 12. The regular Sunday
night dance, February 15th will be
under the auspices of the Hadassah
Society. The proceeds of the even-
ing will go to the needy children of
l'alestine.
The regular meeting of the Young
Peoples' Auxiliary, Wednesday, Feb-
LOUIS H. ROSENZWEIG.
ruary Ilth, will be addressed by Judge
Young People's Society.
Louis H. Rosenzweig, son of Mr.
On Sunday evening, February 15th, Clyde I. Webster. There will also
at 8:15 o'clock, the Young People's be a musical program and following and Mrs. M. Rosenzweig, of 952
Brush, left for Los Angeles, Sunday,
Society of Temple Beth El will hold the meeting there will be dancing.
February 1st. Mr. Rosenzweig will
"a southern evening." The meeting
be
remembered as being connected
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
Shaarey
was to have been held on Washing-
with
the City Treasurer's Office.
ton's birthday but because of another
Zedek to Entertain Monday
Mr. Rosenzweig is an active MC111-
large meeting in the city on that date,
Noon, February 9th lier
of
l'isgah Lodge, No. 34, I. 0.
it has been decided to postpone it
B. 11., and Perfection Lodge, No. 486,
to the 15th. The members of the So-
ciety are requested to come dressed
The luncheon and entertainment to F. and A. M.
in Colonial costumes so that the spirit be given by the Ladies Auxiliary
of the evening may be carried out. Friday noon, February 9th bids fair
Book Company
.A splendid program has been ar- to be a most enjoyable and delightful
Institutes Interesting
ranged during which many stunts will affair.
be offered and it is certain that all
Mr. Winckler and his two talented
Departure in Publishing
who attend will enjoy a splendid children, who are artists in their own
evening.
line, assisted by a professional ac-
companist, will offer a most unique
Woman's Auxiliary Association.
New York. — Announcement is
and interesting entertainment. Mrs. made of the establishment of
a new
The NVoman's Auxiliary announces
Hugo Loewenthal will sing and Rabbi organization under the designation
that on Monday, Feb. 9th, a splendid
A. M. Hershman will give a short of The American Jewish Book Com-
program will be presented by Mrs. talk.
pany, whose object and aim will be
William B. Stratton, originator of the
'Those who have responded will not only to supply information to
Pewabic pottery. Mrs. Statton will
surely not soon forget the efforts put the Jewish and general public regard-
dilate upon the evolution of pottery
forth by the committee to make the ing Jewish literature, but will do
and her talk will be most interesting.
afternoon one of sociability and good what was mostly needed, endeavor
All members of the Auxiliary and cheer.
-
to meet the demand by securing the
their friends are cordially invited to
hooks which have not as yet appeared
attend the meeting which will be held
in
English.
OFFICIAL
LODGE
at the usual time on Monday after-
The American Jewish Book Com-
noon, February 9th.
Perfection Lodge No .486, F. & A. M. pany will pay particular attention to
Men's Club,
E. A. Degree Wednesday, February educational books, beginning with
Members of the Men's Club who
the kindergarten grade and covering
have not yet bought their tickets for 11, 1920, at 10 A. M.- Noon luncheon at the range of text-books needed in
the concerts to be held under the au- 12 o'clock. Banquet at 6:30 P. M.
learning.
CHAS. K. SANDORF, Sec'y.
spices of the Club beginning Febru-
A departure from the usual way of
ary 16th, will please get into com-
issuing Hebrew text-books and class-
munication with Mr. Joseph Cummins,
Detroit Lodge No. 55, K. of P.
ics will be the publication of the gems
Secretary of the organization, so that
of Jewish literature in three languages
their reservations may be made. The
The next regular meeting of Detroit —the original Hebrew with English
series are to be unique in that four
Lodge No. 55, K. of P. will be held and Yiddish translations, all on one
members of the Detroit Symphony
page.
at their Castle, Cass Avenue, Wednes-
Orchestra, who compose the Detroit
As English will undoubtedly be-
Symphony String Quartette, are musi- day, February 11, 1920, at 6 P. M. A come more or less the universal
cians of great note and will render class of 125 candidates will be initiat• language, Jews throughout the world,
programs which will merit a large ed. Worthy Past Chancellor Max particularly those residing in English
and enthusiastic attendance. As has Flnklestein, Bro. Sidney Alexander speaking countries, will utilize the
been announced, Mr. Gabrilowitsch, and Bro. Louis Cohane will have Hebrew and Yiddish in connection
Conductor of the Symphony Orches- charge of the Initiatory Work.
with the English translation to learn
tra, will appear with the quartette at
the language. In this country it will
the final concert.
further the work of Americanization
Pisgah Lodge No. 34, I. 0. B. B.
by placing before the Yiddish read-
The next regular meeting of the
.Men's Club will be held on Friday
ers an English translation.
evening, February 20th, detailed an-
The next regular meeting of Pisgah
nouncements of which will be made Lodge No. 34, I. 0. B. B. will be held
in a later issue. Members, however,
Monday evening, February 9, 1920, at
are asked to bear this date in mind
so that they may reserve the evening the Lodge rooms, 25 Broadway.
All preparation have been made for
for the Club. In conjunction with it,
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Studies in the Old Testament,
Sunday, February 8th. The Flint
brothers have arranged a very Inter.
Rabbi Franklin to begin a Series of esting evening and everyone looks for.
Addresses at Temple Beth EL
ward to a great day.
By special request, Rabbi Franklin
The next Forum Luncheon speaker,
is to begin next Sunday morning, a Tuesday noon, February 10, 1920, will
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Sunday, February 22nd—"The The-
ology of the ()Id Testament."
A section of the Council of Jewish
These addresses promise to be of
Gratiot and Beaubien
Women was lately organized at Burl-
particular interest. The general pub- i
ngton, Vt. The directors of Talmud
J. E. STRALSER, Gen, Mgr.
lic is invited. Services begin prompt-
Torah Hall have placed their build-
ly at II o'clock.
ing at the disposal of the Council.
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The subject of Rabbi Franklin's
sermon this Sunday morning is "The
Philosophy of the Old Testament,"
being the first of a series of Old
Testament viewpoints. The series
will consists of three lectures, the
other two entitled "The Ethics of the
Old Testament" and "The Theology
of the Old Testament." The lectures
will be along the lines of those de-
livered,-Ily Dr. Franklin before the
Twentieth Century Clult_and they will
prove both interesting and instructive.
Services begin promptly at 11 o'clock
and the public is cordially invited to
attend.

New Jewish

NOTICE

POLISH LEADER STATES
JEWS SHOULD BE REC-
OGNIZED AS MINORITY

London—At a sitting of the For-
eign Commission of the Polish Par-
liament, Daszynski, the leader of the
Polish socialists, expressed the opin-
ion that the existence of a special
Jewish minority should be recognized.
and an agreement with this minority
should be sought after. The Right
parties in Poland have always ex-
pounded the view that the Jews are
to be destroyed, and their attitude
was the cause of the Minority clauses
of the Peace Treaty, which are a les-
son for these circles. The Socialists
tried to oppose these clauses, but
they are forted to admit that they
are the direct result of the persecu-
tMns of the Right parties. These
statements are particularly remark-
able as Mr. Daszyuski has always
been one of the warmest advocates
of Jewish assimilation.

man dyestuff manufacturies, has also
decided to double its working capi•
tal, in order to develop further the
process of extracting nitrogen from
the air. The importation of Chili
saltpetre—at present amounting to
between two and two and a half bil-
lions of marks annually would then
be decreased; a great gain in the fer-
tility of the land and consequently in
the crop production would result,and
finally, nitrogen to the value'of many
hundreds of millions of marks could
be exported. The work in connec-
tion with the nitrogen extraction has
outstripped that on the calcareous
substance. The latter is extracted
from calcium carbid. The discoveries
of Grunstein relating to alcohol and
acetic acid remain to be workeitout
further.

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PLEDGE $150,000 TO AID
EUROPEAN B'NAI BRITH

Atlantic City, N. J.—A. B. Seelen-
ferund, of Chicago, secretary of the
Constitutional Grand Lodge B'nai
B'rith, made a plea for financial assist-
ance for the Jews of Poland and the
Balkans at the opening session here
today of the biennial convention of
the Grand Lodge of the B'nai Brith
of the Third District.
Mr. Seelenfreund declared that con-
ditions among the Jewish people in
some of the countries could not be
worse. He said the B'nai B'rith in
America expected to make a loan of
about $150,000 to the Ithai B'rith in
Europe to assist in relieving distress,
and that the order in the Third Dis-
trict, which comprises New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware and West
Virginia, was expected to contribute
about $50,000 of this amount.
The annual gold medal award by
Ile order to the man who, in the opin-
ion of the Grand Lodge, rendered the
most conspicuous service to the Jew-
ish race during the year, was present-
ed tonight to Simon Wolf, of Wash-
ington, founder of the Simon Wolf
Home for Jewish children in Atlanta,
Ga.

JEWISH INVENTIVE
GENIUS TO REBUILD
GERMANY'S TRADE

Berlin.—The "Frankfurt Zeitung,"
in an article entitled "Hopeful De-
velopments in an Unhopeful Period,"
shows how Germany, by the proper
utilization of three discoveries re-
cently made in her midst, can find a
way out of her desperate economic
plight. These discoveries are the ex-
traction of nitrogen, according to
flaber, of a calcareous (lime) mat-
ter, as developed by Caro, and of
alcohol and acetic acid, as worked
out by Grunstein.
The huge aniline concern, created
by the consolidation of the great Ger-

Gerinany in time of peace con-
sumes 2 3-4 millions of tons of pota-
toes for alcohol manufacture, and
the application of Grunstein's
discov-
ery would do away with the necessity
of using potatoes for this purpose.
Haber, Caro and Grunstein are
Jews. Fritz Haber, who was born in
Breslau in 1868, is Director of the
Physiological-Chemical Institute of
the Kaiser Wilhelm Society. Nathan
Grunstein, a graduate engineer, has
lived for years in Frankfurt, and is a
member of the executive committee
of the local Zionist organization.
—
Jewish residents of Sonoma county
have-organized to assist the Jewish
Consumptive Relief association which
maintains a sanitarium for consump-
tives at Duarte, near Los Angeles.

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foods quickly and economically to destitute fami-
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Food Drafts for flour, bacon, beans, corned
beef, lard or vegetable oils and condensed milk
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the specified-foods, to the value of the draft pur-
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FURS!

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made from these cities,

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