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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Announcement has just been made that Sir Nathan Slattliew has been
appointed Governor for Queenland, Australia.
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There appears to be a strong probability
that Alderman David Davis will
become Lard Mayor of Birmingham, England.
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Contributions to the Jewish National Fund for the first six months of the
current year amount to "E44oal loll). This is regarded by the National
Fund Board as quite unsatisfactory.
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It is reported from Czegetlin, Hungary:. that Rabbi Low has byes set
free front his incarceration. For the present, the authorities
hum to 1.:ave his house.
will not allow
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Private Appearing Cars
Limousines—for all
occasions
SAM LEVISON, Mgr.

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New York chess enthusiasts may soon have the pleasure of welcoming
to these shores Samuel lizeschewsky. an eight-year-old boy who hails front
Lodz, Poland, and who lately has taken into camp some of the greatest chess
experts of France.
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The hotly-contested electiOlt for the Jenish ( -
oninumist Council in
\Tenna resulted in the return of 13 Zionists, 20 non-Nationalists and 3 ortho-

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KLEIN & LEITNER

An organization has been founded in Budapest of all the invalids who
took part in the \‘'orld \ •
ar. At their organization meeting it was proposed
by some that the Jewish war invalids be excluded from the organization.
This motion was finally put to avoteandwas defeated by a vast majorit
y.

Judge Max C. Sloss, until recently associate justice of the State Supreme
Court has been honored with an appointment to the board of trustees of
Stanford University'. Il
e takes the place made vacant recently by the death
of his biother, the late Leon Sloss.

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25 BROADWAY

Host

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

Second Floor B'nal B'rith Building

Formerly Welse's Restaurant

'on members. The previous Council consisted of
2 Zionists and 34 non-
Nationalists.

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JERCS.\ LECNI.—Passporis issued to the Jews of Palestine will be in
three langimages, namely: Heiden, and Arabic. Mr. 'Hamar Ben
Avi (who was recently in London) bin put forward the suggestion that
those Jews in Palestine who love Russian or German sounding names
should change them to Hebrew equivalents or substitutes.
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N. E. H. Ezra. editor of Itrael's Messenger, of Shanghai
• recently
wrote to Viscount Uchida. informing him of the San Remo decision in regard
to Palestine, and he received no following reply: "Accept my hearty con•
gratulations on the achievement of the two thousand year old aspiraton. I
have followed with keen interest the progress of your movement, for i
you now enjoy the well-earned
which

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Crystal Ice Co., Ltd.

Alderman Louis S. Cohen of Liverpool. Englatol
• has contributed $75,000
in support of the Liverpool Criversity's appeal for financial assistance.
The gift is earmarked for the eirlowinent of the Chair of Dentistry at the
University, which is the first in the country to establish
a professorship of
this kind. Alderman Cohen has been chairman for a number of years of
the Liverpool Dental Hospital.
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Branch Yard—Warren Ave. and P. M. R. R.
f6mniu ■■■ semommaems
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The new Hebrew Home for itcurahles, which was formerly the Gunther
mansion at Baltimore and Che4er streets, Baltimore, Md., was officially
opened to the public recently. The home can accommodate 75 patients, but
at present there are only 25
inmates cared for by' the institution. The insti-
tution cost $50,000, which was raised by a private subscription which was
made by the board of directors.
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Jefferson Ave. East at Terminal R. R.
Hickory 3970
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Hemlock 38
Grand River at Penn. R. R.
Garfield 940
MAIN OFFICE, YARD AND MILL
Clay Ave. at G. T. R. R.
Market 686

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On Wednesday Eve.
August 18th

FROM 7:30 TO 9:00 P. M.

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WILL OPEN THEIR

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V. Y., has accepted a
tppleton, Wis., and a
ie succeeds the Rev.
erman language and
I graduate of Gratz
unary in 1910.

GIVING THE PUBLIC AN OPPORTUNITY TO

SEE A MODERN PLANT IN OPERATION

See 'low We Make Soft Drinks

DRINKS WILL BE SERVED

What Do You Know About Lumber?

When you want information concernin g
the prope r
material to use for building, talk to the lumberman in
your neighborhood. Visit the lumber exhibit on display
at the office of the

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A crowd of several thousand welcomed Lieutenant Jabotinsky and his
comrades on their arrival at Jerusalem, after their release from prison.
They were receivevd with the greatest enthusiasm. The Laemel School court-
yard and the streets adjoining were filled with cheerig
crowd. Speeces
s
of welcome were delivered by Dr. Schmarya Levin, on n
h
behalf of the Zion ist
Organization. by Dr. Rupp it, for the Zionist Commission, and by Dr.
Thou,
on behalf of the Vaad Hazinani and others.

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About an hour's journey from the colony of Moza, aloe
g the Jerusal
Jaffaroad. lies Kirjath Jerim Iffilipt where the Jewish National
Fund ha
s
purchased
Galicia, are 2,000
now dunato of uncultivated land. Fifty Chaluzim, mostly front

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Albert Gessman, a former Minister in thy Austrian Government, is de:
id.
He was one of the ring-leaders of the old Lueger crowd, whose policy it
to advance the Junker interests by withdrawing the attention of the peo was
from their immediate problems, to confer it on the Jews. Herr Gesso] pie
was one of the Austrian German chauvinists who, through their demagogis an
and irresponsible jingoistic propaganda, paved the way for the immedia m
causes of the great world
to
catastrophe which
has so utterly ruined Austr ia.
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Settled

on the spot. and 50 more are shortly expected to
join them. The Chaluzim are lodged partly in tent s, partly in a barrack.
Their work consists in ridding the land of stones, and in planting trees on
the mountains. The colony is able to make use of a beautiful spring which
gives a rich supply of water.

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The Zurich It •
olksrecht is responsible for an
account
machinations
of the Austrian monarchists in Swnzerland, at the head of
of the
whom
is Prince
Ludwig Witolischgratz. The Prince has organized a number of secret con-
ferences
with
the
ex-Emperor
Charles,
and
supporters
of
monarchy
in Ger-
tnany, Austria and

Hungary.

His plan is, according to our contemporary,
to prepare the way for action as soon as the time is ripe. Meanwhile the
policy of the Monarchists is to hold demonstrations and to stir up an II-
Semitistn in the three countries named.

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Corner Beaubien and Erskine Sts.

700 Vinton Bldg.

Ir•

Y.. was foun d dead
v.t no jets. Rabbi Mayer
was 42
. who
years of age, went to Albany about a year ago as successor to Rabbi
Samuel Goldenson. Lately he had been suffering physically and ill health
had compelled him to curtail many activities. Prior to his going to Albany:,
Rabbi May was assistant rabbi at Temple Rodeph Shalom, Philadelphia, Pa.
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The National Jewish Hospital for Constmookes •
at Denver, Colo., has
launched an intensive campaign to secure sufficient funds for research, the
aim of which is the discovery: of a specific preventive and cure for the
white
plague. A motion pict ire showing in detail the work and activities of
the hospital
Will be
made, under the auspices of Mrs. Henry Moskowitz, of
the Harry Levey Service Corporation.

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The Vienna
Zionists arranged for a processiondo Herzl's tomb on
Sunday. the Ilth of July.
number of Jewish organizations took part, in-
eluding members of athletic chili., represen taut is of Zionist societies.
J ewish students and a ntlitilice ii
prospectiie settlers in the Holy Laud.
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VIENNA.—As a protest against
the anti-Semitic pogroms of the stu-
dents and the avowed hostility of Prof. Schwindt, head of the Vienna Uni-
versity. the Jewish professors of this school have resolved to seek positions
in foreign institutions and leave Vienna University. Some of the Jewish
professors of the university are scholars of international reputation, and
undoubtedly non-Austrian schools of learning will take advantage of the
proffered cpportunity of adding such great minds to their faculties.
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The Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society of Deliver, Colo., has opened a
convalescent department. Henceforth it will have a separate home for such
patients as are not sick enough to require hospital or sanatorium care yet
not strong enough to resume work so as to be self-supporting. Mr. I. Rude,
second vice-president, has deeded to the organization an eight-acre tract of
/ land consisting of farm and orchard with a number of one-story buildings
originally designed for sanatorium purposes. It is beautifully situated on a
high piece of ground about a mile and a half from the J. C. R. S. Sanatorium.
This
useful
J.
C. R.
S. adjunct will be known as the Rude Convalescent Home of the

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From the President's Desk—Talk No. 18

When Detroit
Was a Village

When Detroit's oldest residents
were but children—befo re most of

us were born—in the old pioneer
days before telephones, gas•or elec-
tricity came into use, this bank was
an established institution— an
im-
portant factor in the financial and
inudstrial !fie of old Detroit.

That was long before the Civil War—and, Just as
Detroit has grown from a trading post to the auto.
mobile center of the world, so has this bang grown
In service and resources.

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Bent not conquering little known fastnesses o f t h e Cascad mountains
e
afoot two Rabbis have left Spokane on the prelimin
ary stages of a tong hike.
Rabbi Alexander D. Segel of Fresno, Cal. •
has been the guest at Spokane
for a month of Rabbi Julius A. Leibert of Temple Emanu-El. They went
by train to Seattle and will renew war service recollections at Camp Lewis
for a few days prior to launching out on the great adventure. The two will
leave Seattle afoot for Vancouver, B. C., and then turn their faces toward
Spokane, crossing the mountains a course pa rallel Ira
boundary line. The hike will be ou t
o the internatonal
er paths, and trails rely trodden and
through a
wild mountain district where an occasional prospector is like-
ly to hr the only human being encountered. The course entails a hike of
about 500 miles. The long tramp will end at Colville, 90 miles north of Spo-
kane, where Mrs. Leilort will await their arrival in the smart touring car
recenty presented to Dr. Leihert by his devoted congregation.

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