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BERLIN—Professor Albert Einstein has been prevailed upon not to
leave Berlin.
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Miss Lillian Montague. an active social worker, has been appointed a
justice of the peace for the County of • Lon a don.
PARIS—Information has been received here from Charcow that Pro
fame, died there at the age of 87.
fessor Wirschran an oculist of great
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BERLIN—A new Jewish weekly has just made its appearance in this city.
very favorable impression.
It is called l'Eastern Jewry" and makes a .
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Prizes of $100, $75, $50 and $25 have been offered students of the Bezalel
Art School by the Stybel Publishing Co. of this country for the best designs
the
words "Stybel Publication" in Hebrew.
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BERLIN—The Central Zionist Committee of Germany has resolved to
impose a tax of 10% upon its members and sympathizers for the "Kerem
Ilayesod," the fund which will bused for the rebuilding of Palestine.
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Fifty cases of cholera have been discovered in the city of Vilna, Lithu-
dispatch received here today
ania within the past few days according to a
from the Lithuanian capital.
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All babies born in the Rothschild hospital of the American Zionist Med-
ical Unit in Palestine during Geulah or Redemption Week have been named
Geulah in the case of girls and Yigall in the case of boys.
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COPENHAGEN--The entire Russian commercial fleet has been sold,
nearly all of it being purchased by British interests, according to advices
Authorized Dealers:
Ted Snowhook
received here from Sebastopol.
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The Jews of Vilna celebrated the fiftieth birthday of Sampson Dubnow,
the great Jewish historian, and took occasion to publicly honor hitn, accord-
ing to a dispatch received here (ro am K aovna co.
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Moving picture films can be exhibited in full sunlight by means of a
device invented by Mayer Gur-Arye director of the ivory department of
the Bezalel Art School in Jerusalem. A successful experiment has been made
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by the Zion Cinema.
RIGA—At its last meeting the local Kehillah decided to convoke a con-
gress of Jews representing all the Jewish communities in Latvia. The Bond
has severed its relationship with the Kehillah because of differences as to
the manner in which it is conducted.
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the firm you do business with
Governor Olcott of Oregon has appointed Rabbi Jonah B. Wise on a
commission to preserve beauties of the state highways, and the mayor of
Portland has appointed him on the Milk Supply Commission. Rabbi Wise is
a son of the late Rabbi Isaac M. %Vise.
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PARIS—The NVarsaw press publishes some private correspondence ad-
dressed by Bialystock citizens to the Jewish Deputy Farbstein in which it is
stated that upon their occupation of that city the Bolshevik' suppressed all
Jewish public institutions and closed all Jewish schools.
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Only 3 kilos of wheat at 3 piastres a kilo are being sold to each person
by the administration stores established in Jerusalem. The stores have
brought the price of wheat down to II piastres the kilo and a further fall in
price is in sight.
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Mrs. Jenny Alice Kiralfy, widow of Arnold Kiralfy, noted producer of
theatrical spectacles during the 80's passed away at her home in Pittsburgh,
Pa. The deceased was at one time a dancer and was known under the stage
name of Jennie Chase.
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JERUSALEM—Sir Herbert Samuel has sent a message of consolation
to King Emanuel of Italy at the death of the Italian Naval Commander,
Bianchini. Bianchini was recently reported to have been murdered in an
attack made by Bedouins upon a passenger train near Damascus.
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Marcus Fechheimer, member of the national executive committee of the
• Zionist Organization of America, purchased 45 war paintings by Abel Pam
of the Bezalel school. Mr. Pann originally intended donating them to the
Bezalel museum.
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PARIS—The Polish government has announced that all deserters and
Polish citizens residing abroad will lose their right to citizenship unless
they respond to the country's call to join the army within the next three
months.
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VIENNA—M. Hirsch, a wealthy merchant of Budapest, donated one
million kronen for the establishment of a Jewish university in Hungary.
Owing to the fact that few Jews are allowed to enter Hungarian or Aus-
trian universities, Hungarian Jews recently decided to found a university
of their own.
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CHERNOWITZ, ROUMANIA—A movement has been set on foot in
Bucharest to call a congress representing all the Jews of Roumania, Transyl-
vania and Bessarabia. In all these states there are over a million Jews. The
movement is headed by noted Jewish Deputy Dr. Straucher and has for its
object the better organization of Roumanian Jews domestically.
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PARIS—As a result of the efforts of Pan Prelutsky with minister of
the interior the government has agreed to appoint a commission which will
adjudge the reparation due to the Jews of Wiskov, Navidar and Sakratchim.
The commission will include some Jewish members.
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According to a statement issued by Commissioner of Markets E. J.
O'Malley, Jewish housewives in Greater New York overpaid for their holi-
day poultry no less than $340,000 in illegitimate profits which unscrupulous
dealers made them pay. Commissioner O'Malley promised that he would
take all necessary steps to insure that such an outrage did not recur.
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WARSAW—Recent events in Poland have so impressed the assimila-
tionist elements in this city that they have decided to organize and to issue
a special organ through which they will fight anti-Semitism in this country.
All synagogues in this city held a special service in celebration of the Polish
victory over the Bolsheviki.
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From the President's Desk—Talk No. 18
When Detroit
Was a Village
Satisfaction that the women of Palestine enjoy equal rights and that
under Jewish supervision I'alesine would grant its women civil and political
rights, was expressed by Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt at the International
Congress of the Women's Suffrage Society in Geneva, at which Dr. Rosa W.
Straus represented the Palestine Women's Equal Suffrage Society.
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When Detroit's oldest residents
were but children—before 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 lfie of old Detroit.
LONDON—Employes of the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid
Society of Americans in Warsaw request that Mr. Jacob Massel, the soci-
ety's European director. should remain in Europe, according to advices re-
ceived here from the Polish capital. The request was telegraphed to Mr.
Hassel who is said to be in Danzig that instead of going to America he
should return to Warsaw.
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In the division made up of the National Guards of Illinois, which is to
be mustered into the service in accordance with federal regulations, Colonel
Abel Davis of Chicago, overseas commander of the I32d infantry. is com-
missioned brigadier general of infantry. Colonel Milton J. Foreman, who
commanded the 122d field articllery in France, is given the rank of brigadier
general.
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That was long before the Civil War--and, just
Detroit has grown from a trading post to the auto-
bang grown
mobile center of the world, no has this
Old prejudices and ignorance of even the most characteristic Jewish
traits was the cause assigned by George Manssoura, one of the editors of
the Arabic paper "Anafir, in a lecture at the Jaffa Gymnasium on "Judaism
and the People of the Country." He expressed the hope that the Jewish
people be re-established in I'alestine in peace and harmony with the Arabs.
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in service and resources .
LONDON—Dr. Posansky, Deputy Farbstein and Rabbi Kahana, as a
commission for relief distribution, apportioned ten thousand dollars among
the destitute rabbis of Poland. The 'Gerer" rabbi who was also originally
appointed a member of this commission. refused to participate in its work
declaring that under no circumstances will he work together with any mem-
ber of the Mizrachi.
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Morris Engleman, who has just returned from a visit to Hungary in the
interests of the Joint Distribution Committee, brings with him a New Year
greeting and a message expressive of the heartfelt gratitude of the Hun-
garian Jews for the help extended to then, in their dire need by their Ameri-
can co-religionists. The message is signed by the members of the Hungarian
branch of the Joint Distribution Committee.
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Samuel Lehman. composer of popular music, was run down by an auto
and killed in New York. He was the author of "Everybody Works But I
Father," and many other songs which have been sung throughout the coun-
try. Ile also wrote the music for many musical productions. The deceased
was the son of Joseph Lehman and lived at 160 E. 94th street. He was S
composer and traveling conductor with the Winter Garden Company.
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Miss Jane Manner returned from a three months stay abroad recently,
bringing with her exclusive reading rights of Zangwill's new play, The
Cockpit." She was entertained at luncheon by Mr. and Mrs. Zangwill and
met their three charming children in their home, Far End. East Preston.
Another interesting experience was the day spent with Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Montefiore at Cold East Southampton.
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According to a report recently received from Berlin more than 800.000
en-dollar food draft packages have been distributed in Germany since the
American Relief Administration warehouse was opened in Hamburg. besides
50,000 fifty-dollar parcels by the Hoover organization, which has established
s local Berlin branch, opened recently. American business men arriving in
Berlin are winning popularity by bringing along food drafts, which they
scatter among friends and acquaintances unable to obtain them through
"riends or relatives in the United States,
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