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Congregation Temple Israel has been organized at Amarillo, Texas. As
soon as necessary funds arc in hand a synagog will be erected.
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Baltimore has another new synagog, that of Shaarei Zion Congregation,
located at Park Heights and I lilldale avenues, which was dedicated last week.
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Gustave Witkowski of Savannah, Ga., who died recently in that city,
was a first cousin of Maxmillian Harden, the famous Berlin journalist.
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Recently the Synagog Sherith Jacob Congregation, Cedar avenue and
East 6111 street, Cleveland, Ohio, was destroyed by tire. Two Torahs were
also destroyed.
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Plans for the erection of a modern home for the Nurses' Training School
Hospital, San Francisco, Cal., were announced at the annual
of Mount
circling of the hospital last week.
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Rabbi Rudolph Farber of the Mount Sinai congregation, Texarkana,
Tex., has announced that he will not accept a call from the pastorate of
Zion Congregation, Shreveport, La.
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Rabbi Adolph Burger, for the past two years with Congregation Agiclath
Achim, East St. Louis, Ill., has accepted a call from Congregation Tifereth
Israel, Des Moines, Iowa.
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workers can not give the best service.
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At Savannah, Ga., a public function was made of the one hundredth
birthday of Mrs. Georgia Nathan. Mrs. Nathan celebrated the day by hold
ing three receptions. The Mayor's suite at the Savannah City Hall was
thrown open for an hour for a public reception to Mrs. Nathan and Mayor
Stewart accompanied her to the City Hall, where he assisted at the reception.
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At the annual commemoration day exercises of Johns Hopkins Univer
sity, Baltimore, Md., last week, gifts were announced of $3,500 by Ben Islay
of New York to establish a fellowship in the department of clinical micro
scopy and $2,000 by the Federation of Jewish Organizations of Baltimore
to establish a scholarship to be known as the Hortense G. Moses scholarship
for the encouragement of the study of Hebrew.
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Natchez, Miss., has selected for its spiritual guide, Rabid William Acker
man of Pensacola, Ha. Rabbi Ackerman is 33 years old, and full of energy
and religious enthusiasm. He was graduated from the Jewish Theologica
Seminary of America and Columbia College in 1911, and since then he min
istered with splendid ability to two congregations, that of Sinai in Lake
Charles, La., until 1913, and to Beth El ofis Pensacola, since 1913.
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Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels and Rabbi Abba Eiffel Silver
of Cleveland were the leading speakers at the banquet given at the Southern
$200,000 for the. Palestine Association
Hotel, when the campaign to
Fund was formally opened. The hosts of the occasion were Dr. Harry
Friedenwald, Mr. Jacob Epstein, Mr. Siegmund B. Sonneborn and Mr. Isaac
B. Brodie. One of the largest and most representative Jewish gatherings

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Building a successful business requires
mord ready capital than It can produce.

It is the business of the bank to secure
the necessary funds with which to finance
business institutions during their vital
service to the community It serves.

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JEWELRY

146 Woodward Ave.

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Cannel Kosher Restaurant

—Absolutely Kosher

Under personal supervision of Rabbi Judah L. Levin
A real P.osher Restaurant, with the best of home cooking, all
foods strictly fresh. Soled in attractively furnished quarters. If
you want a real Kosher home-cooked meal conic up to

75 BROADWAY-2nd Floor

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Detroit, Mich.
120 Broadway,

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HOTEL FRANKLIN

Corner Lamed and Bates Streets
One block from Electric Depot
DETROIT, MICH.
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Schechter's Drug Store
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GENERAL INSURANCE SERVICE

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A novelty in the journalistic line is "The Palestine NVeekly," being the
English weekly edition of The Hebrew Daily Doar Ilayom, published at
Jerusalem. "The Palestine Weekly" is an eleven-by-eight, twenty-page sheet,
and makes good reading. Notable, is is conservative tone and its friendly,
conciliatory attitude towards the bs
Ara whenever these are mentioned. In
its "World of Books" department it says incidentally: "English, however, is
the national language of America thought it is rapidly becoming unrecognizable
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as that language as she is 'spoke' in the mother country and will soon
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justify its new appelation of American." Which is surely in the nature of
news. Another queer bit of news from Tiberias is that "Another soldier
Full Line of Guaranteed Tires and
lost his life this week as a result of an attack by a hyena. Orders have been
Avenue.
Factory Seconds At a Saving of 25'.
issued to pedestrians not to be in the street at night without a lantern." Two Doors from Michigan
to 50°..
There are also a variety of advertisements; notable are two advertising motor
Our Rates on Loans Remain at the
cars for hire and a twice daily regular automobile service between Jerusalem
Repairing. All
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The Jewish community at Tucson, Ariz., is growing rapidly, there now
being about 100 Jewish families there. •They are interested in Judaism and
are doing all they can to make the Jewish community one of which to be
proud. A Reform temple has been built and Rabbi Zielonka, of El Paso,
frequently occupies the pulpit. The Temple was filled to capacity recently
when Rabbi Zielonka delivered a remarkable lecture on "Jesus, the Jew."
Plans are now under way for the erection of an Orthodox synagog. Much
charitable and social work is being done in • this live and growing community.
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The announcement of the retirement of Mayor Harry Bacharach of At-
lantic City, following the election in May, proved a political sensation, as it
developed this week that he had taken no one into his confidence. Specula-
tion over the reasons for the mayor's retirement brought forth no other
theory than that the mayor seas retiring simply to devote himself to his pri-
vate interests, which have accumulated during the last few years. \Vhile he
reires as mayor, it is not believed that lie will relinquish his interest in politics
and it is generally understood that he will remain identified with the Repub-

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assembled at the banquet.

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It is easier to pull a loaded wagon that has only
three wheels than it is to run a business without
sufficient income to meet expenses. Each may
struggle along for a time but neither can travel fast
or far, and the strain is sure to be great.

That is the problem now facing your tele-
phone company. Unless it secures rates that
make it possible to purchase necessary ma-
terial and pay wages that will hold good em-
ployees, it can not give you good service.
your
telephone service rests on the securing of
The future of
fair rates. The public must dedde.

Second Floor B'nal B'rith Building

At the elections for the partial renewal of the French Senate four Jews
were successful. 'They are M. Paul Strauss (re-elected), member of the
Academy of Medicine and an expert in matters of hygiene and public assist
ante; M. Schrameck, governor general of Madagascar; M. Raphael Georges
Levy, member of the Institute of France, and M. Lazare Weiner.
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It is reported that Charles Dana Gibson, the artist, has bought the con
trolling interest in "Life," the New York weekly, humorous publication, and
will take control April 1st. It is to,he hoped that under Mr. Gibson's man
agement "Life" will be purged of the coarse, vulgar, Jew-baiting, which has
so often disfigured its columns.
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Running On Three Wheels

MICHIGAN STATE

25 BROADWAY

Most attractively furnished restaurant. Good, tasty. home cooking
served at lunches and dinner, daily and Sundays. Parties catered.

Rabbi Sidney Tedesche, of °hey Zedukali Temple, Springfield, Ohio, has
been invited to give a course of lectures at the summer course of the UM
versify of North Carolina this summer. While he has not yet reached a
decision, it is probable he will accept.
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Mrs. Albert Freiberg of Cincinnati and Mrs. Marcus Feder of Cleveland
have been appointed by Miss Edna Goldsmith, president of the Ohio Feder
ation of Temple Sisterhoods, to represent the federation in the Ohio Council
of Women and Children in Industry.
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Cadillac 4642

227 E. Jefferson

David E. Grant, of Santa Fe, New Mexico, whose betrothal to Miss
Pauline M. Greenberg, of Montreal, has been announced, was formerly an
attache at the American Embassy at Madrid, Spain.
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Rabbi Samuel J. Abrams, now with the Park Avenue Temple at Bridge-
port, Conn., has accepted a call to Congregation Ohabei Shalom, of Boston,
Mass.
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The board of the Jewish Charitable and Educational Federation, at New
Orleans, La., have selected Rabbi David Fichman of Monroe, La., for the
position of director, to succeed Mr. Julius Goldman, whose resignation wit
take effect on May 1, of this year.
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Secretary

A. LAPIN COHEN,
President

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Elm Ezra Lodge No. 47, I. O. 13. B., of St. Louis, Mo., has celebrated
its seventy-fifth anniversary.
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A synagogue which is nearing completion at Canton, Mass., will be dedi-
cated during the Passover holidays.
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Jewish children of Hastings, Neb., have been organized into a religious
school by Rabbi Jacob Singer of Lincoln.
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Miss Gladys Marks. B. A., is Lecturer in Modern Languages at Sydney,
Australia, Uniersity. She is the first woman to hold this position.
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Limousines—for all
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477 Hastings St., Cor. Division

Detroit, Michigan.

Phone Cadillac 3299.

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Salesroom and Office:

2843-2851 East Grand Boulevard

Phone, Market 2892

Service Station No. 1
21-23 Clairmount
at Woodward
Phone Market 4732

Service Station No.2
East Gd. Boulevard,
Belle Isle Bridge
Edgewood 681

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Service Station No. 3
Marshall S Smith
1537 Grand River
Garfield 1650

Federal Collateral Society, Inc.

GRATIOT TIRE and AUTO SUPPLY CO.

Gratiot and Beaublen

A Banking Institution.

J. E. STRALSER, Gen. Mt/r.

M. J. POWERS, Manager

Cherry 3737

E-C-C-0-1-E-H-E formation.

Removes carbon and prevents

Its

Volatilizes all the fuel.
Makes starting easy. Saves battery charging. Increases mileage.

USED IN ALL INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES.

Eccolene Manufacturing Co., 1208 David Whitney Bldg. Cherry 1378

Detroit Branch:

750 Woodward Ave.

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