THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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.\ clerk's union is !icing nrganized in Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem . . chief hotel IS II0W 1.110W11 as the Hotel .\11enby• It has both
kosher and nom kosher kitchens.
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and Elsa Alsberg announce their resignation
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immigrant aid of the Council of Jewish VI r omen.
from the department
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.\ fishing company has been organized at Atlit by demobilized soldiers
of the .19th Royal Fusileers of the Jewish Legion.
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A Chapter of the Sigma .Alpha No. a Jewish intercollegiate fraternity, has
been established at the l'iliversity of ()kJ:donna at Norman.
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Each district court in Palestine will have one British and two Palestinian
judges, according to plans of the British administration, in order to acquaint
the natives with British procedure.
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Translatimi of Palestine's statutes into Hebrew, for the proposed Law
College of the Hebrew University and for governmental record, will be
undertaken soon by the Legal 1)epartment of the Zionist Commission,
assisted by well-known Palestinian lawyers.
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MAXWELL L. COHEN,
Secretary
A. LAPIN COHEN,
President
( - ol. .Alilton J. Frolunan of Chicago, yesterday received from Gen. Per-
shing a citation;for exceptional bravery and courage on the date of Novem-
ber 1, 1918, at 1.a 1)1111y Fernie, in the Argonne.
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ABE HERTZBERG, Mgr.
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SAM LEVISON, Mgr.
A committee has been appointed to arrange plans for the establishment
of a tuberculosis sanitarium in .\ rizona, miller the auspices of the filial Writh
lodges of thy Pacific (oast.
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DETROIT
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227 E. Jefferson
Alfred \\*miff, conductor of French opera at the Nletropolitan Opera
House and composer of the "Bluebird," is about to begin work on a new
opera, the libretto of which is taken from one of Ibanez'. stories entitled
"Fleur de Mai"
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KLEIN & LEITNER
Rabbi Sol Bezalel Friedman of Cleveland has been unanimously elected
spiritual leader of Congregation Poale Zedek, Pittsburgh. Rabbi Friedman
is a graduate of the Rabbi Isaac Elehanan Theological Seminary of New
York city and is American burn.
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The Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society's Commission in
Poland is prepared to locate families in Poland for United States citizens.
The society may be addressed at its headquarters, 220-2,11 East Broadway,
New York City.
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25 BROADWAY
Most attractively furnished restaurant. Good, tasty, home cooking
served at lunches and dinner, daily and Sundays. Parties catered.
Rabbi J. Nlax \Vells of Temple Israel, (nary, Ind., who has served as vice-
president of the Gary Associated Charities, has instituted a movement to
form a Community Council which shall further one annual thrive for all civic
and philanthropic organizations and act as an indorsement bureau to pass
upon the worthiness of institutions that appeal for public assistance.
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Second Floor B'nal B'rith Building
Formerly Weiss's Restaurant
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The action of the Rumanian Government in appointing Prof. Leon Feraru
of Columbia University, chief of its publicity bureau in this country, has
placed this important trust in the hands of a scholarly Jewish literary man
and has given palpable evidence of its intention to live up to the terms of
Ilse freaty of Peace. So far, so good.
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A modern clinic, consisting of six rooms, with all surgical and dental
equipment, will be opened at Federated Jewish Charities hedaquarters, Dallas,
Texas, as soon as preparations can be completed. Six physicians, three of
them surgeons, two dentists and two specialists for eye, ear, nose and throat
diseases, will be in attendance at the clinic. The clinic will be non-sectarian.
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Plans to attract Jews from East and North Africa to Palestine, are being
put into operation by the General Organization of Sephardic Jews, Jerusalem.
The organization, affiliated with the Zionist I trganization and recognized by
the British authorities, has also instituted a program for the elementary
education of all Sephardic children. Hebrew must Iii the language of every
member of the organization, in home and public life, accord to its basic
principle.
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An Interesting Story
According to the Novi Diennik, a Cracow new•paper, there are about
Jewish prisoners of war still languishing in exile in Siberia. They art
subject to the severest wartime discipline, but a great many of them are,
oi,ving to previously acquired skill, engaged upon the manufacture of cigars
and cigarettes. The question of repatriating them to their native countries
is now the subject of negotiations.
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The evolution of the telephone pole, once a seedling, then a
towerirg tree in the wilderness and now beat- Mg the wi.es th.eit
carry the messages of millions, is material for more thrm Co
every-day story. Th.: cutting, the trimming, the hauling, rafting
and drifting over the white rapids and across still lakes, all this
is unusually interesting.
This year we wit use thousands of these towering trees --straight
cedar poles-and thousands of trio:mums to help maintain and ex-
pand your telephone service. Doss the lifting of the receiver bring
to you the thought of what all this means in
money and effort ? In 1915 these poles cost
$5.43 each and today they cost $13.05.
WE MUST HAVE
The hire of the wood=an and white-water
YOUR SUPPORT
burler, the tocls they use, the hauling to the
IF YOU ARE
railroad, the freight charges, the Bettina up
and equipping of the pcle for your service,
TO HAVE THE
all cost greatly more now than in 1913.
TELEPHONE
This is nay an instance of how our cos.s
have grown out of all proportion to our ineorr.e.
These poles, he crossarms, the cadre and the labor, by the way,
are Michigan products and your service is operated by a Michigro
company, headed by Michigan men. Michigan business is largely
dependent upon the telephone.
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Latest Improved Method of Cleaning Feather Beds and Pillows. Down
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Horne Cooking
J. LORWENBROWN, Prop.
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Marshall t Smith
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Garfield 1650
Detroit Branch:
750 Woodward Ave.
Comfort and Service at
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Corner Lamed and Bates Streets
One block from Electric Depot
DETROIT, MICH.
Rates Single-31.50 to $2.40.
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Mrs. N. Taylor Phillip. of New York City has 10,11 appointed by Gov-
ernor Smith as one of the Nominating Committee that selected the Big
j Four for the Democratic Convention. She is vice-president of the New York
Section, C. J. \V., member of Daughters of the American Revolution, and
Democratic leader in her district. Sirs. Phillips is a daughter of the late
.\ dolphus S. Solomon, of \Vashington, D. C.
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From Paris comes news of the dejith of Professor Samuel Rosenthal,
Aged eighty-three years. Professor Rosenthal was a professor of Greek and
Latin in a famous Jesuit l'itiversity in Paris for many years, and resigned
one year ago on account of his age. He was appointed to the position by
Louis Napoleon. and after Church and State were separated, he was still
retained by the university because of his ability. l'rofessor Rosenthal also
has a son, Professor Leon Rosenthal, who is teaching in a normal college
Paris.
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judge 'Maurice Berton has been appointed judge of Common Pleas Court
of Cleveland, 0. Judge Benton was born in Cleveland in 1885 and has for
a number of years been active in public affairs in the city and state. He has
also been actively identified with Jewish organizations. Ile was a member
of the City Council and was later assistant city solicitor. He was later elected
to the State Senate and following his term as senator served two years as
He resigned front this office two •ears ago and later
municipal judge.
served as assistant to the attorney general of Ohio.
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49 STATE STREET TO
9 Washington 'Boulevard
Schechter's Drug Store
477 Hastings St., Cor. Division
Detroit, Michigan.
Phone Cadillac 3299.
Two Doors from Michigan Avenue.
Federal Collateral Society, Inc.
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A recent issue of the St. Louis Voice devotes a column or more to a
Our Rates on Loans Remain at the
portrait and biographical sketch of Isaac Fuld, a well known citizen of St. Same Low Figures: 2% on loans over
eighty-sixth
birthday
Louis. who on April 13 last celebrated his
with all his
2%% on loans from $50 to $100.
faculties unimpaired and looking like a man of sixty-five. Mr. Fuld came to $100.
St. Louis sixty-seven years ago. He was a charter member of Congregation 3% on small loans up to $50.
B'nai El, the first Reform Congregation to be established in St. Louis. He
is a membrr of the I. 0. B. B., since 1856, the A. F. of A. M., since 1866
and of the I. 0. F. S. of I., since 1870. Mr. and Mrs. Fuld were married on
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Purim in 1863, fifty - seven years ago. Mr Fuld has a host of friends who
trust he will be preserved in happiness and health for many years to come
M. J. POWERS, Manager
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The Zionist commission in Palestine has decided on the following pia
of work:
I. To settle sixty members of the Jewish battalion in upper Galilee
twenty in Kfar Giladi, twenty in Tel Hai, and twenty in Hanara.
2. To reconstruct the houses destroyed during the war at Givat Sau
near Jerusalem.
3. To create in co-operation with the Anglo-Palestine Company, a ape
cial fund for loans for the development of commercial industry in Jerusalem
Jaffa and Haifa.
4. To arrange surveying courses in Jerusalem for twenty-four pupils fo r
a period of five months under the direction of Engineer Krause.
5. To support, up to half its budget (15f per month) the Beth Hum o
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P alais de Danse
\t Lima, Ohio, Rabbi Adolph Steiner of Temple Beth Israel was elected
b) the V. M. C. A., a member of an Arbitration Board created for the pm-
! pose of bringing about justice and peace between employers and employes.
At the oratorical contest between the pupils of the South and Central High
Schools which took place on \ pril 21, Rabbi St,iner was one of the three
nudges.
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In appreciation of what services she rendered to Great Britain during
her stay in the United States With her husband, the present Lord Chief Jus-
tice of England, the Grand Cross of the British Empire has been awarded to
' Lady Reading. Before her marriage in 1877 to Lord Reading, I.ady Reading
was Miss Alice Edith Cohen, a daughter of the late .\lbert Cohen, a London
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The Moslems at Jaffa have sent a protest to the British .\dininistration
against the transfer of 40,000 dunam of land to the Jews. The land in ques-
tion was given during the war by the Turkish Administration to the colonists
at Ilishon-le-Zion to plant trees there. The signatories complain that in the
transfer they see the first step in the establishment of a Jewish National
llofne, and demand the cancellation of the order.
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