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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY OCTOBER 29, 1920.

VOL VIII. NO. 23.

DR. KRASS SLATED
AS FIRST SPEAKER
I IN FUND CAMPAIGN'

BEAUTIFUL NEW EDIFICE TO HOUSE TEMPLE BETH EL

ANNUAL MEETING OF TEMPLE BETH EL
CONGREGATION APPROVES DESIGN FOR
MAGNIFICENT NEW HOUSE OF WORSHIP

To Open Union of American
Hebrew Congregations
Drive, Nov. 5,

Will Break Ground Shortly on Gladstone and Woodward
Avenue Site for Structure Planned as Social,
Educational and Spiritual Center.

FLYING SQUADRON WILL
CARRY PLAN TO JEWRY

RE-ELECT ISAAC GOLDBERG PRESIDENT;
DR. FRANKLIN RECOMMENDS ASSISTANT

Dr. Nathan Krass of New York
will be the speaker at a special Sal,
bath Eve service to be held at Tem-
ple Beth El, Friday evening, No. 5.
Dr. Krass will speak on the subject
"Back to the Synagogue."
Dr. Krass, who is Rabbi of the
Central Synagogue of New York
City, ranks as one of the foremost of
the American rabbinite, has appeared
in Detroit on several occasions. Last
year he spoke at the Temple under
the auspices of Pisgah Lodge, No.
34, 1. 0. B. It., on European condi-
tions, and a year previously occupied
the pulpit of Temple Beth El at a
Sunday service. Dr. Krass will :dim
be remembered in Detroit for his ac-
tivities in the local drive for J
war-sufferers in 1917.
The meeting is part of a national
laymen's movement sponsored by the
Union of American Hebrew Congre-
gation to reawaken an interest in the
religious life of the Jew. Nlr. Manny
Strauss, chairman of the Advisory
Committee of the campaign, will also
Ise present.
In connection with the drive a
"flying squadron" of one hundred
prominent Jews, business men, bank-
ers, educators, and philantropists,
headed by Julius Rosenwald, Morti-
mer I.. Schiff, Congressman Julius
Kahn, and others of international
Establish Thirty-mwond Chapter in
note, will start November 4 on a 40-
Detroit for Purposes of
day tour of the principal cities of the
Jewish Study.
country to bring the message of re-
ruvenated Judaism to the Jews of
Having for their object the rime-
America.
The "flying squadron" is the first kcal advancement of Zionism and the

FORM BRANCH OF
INTERCOLLEGIATE
ZIONIST SOCIETY

study of Jewish life and problems to
that end, a number of Jewish college
men and women of this city met
Wednesday evening at the house of
bliss Zelda Nledverlov, 175 Garfield
avenue, and laid the foundation for a
chapter of the Intercollegiate Zionist
.NS,OCIAn011 Of America.
The I. Z. A. now has 32 chapters in
as many colleges and universities
throughout the United States, and
Will Visit 200 Cities.
constitetes the academic branch .of
Two hundred cities are included in
the Zionist Organization of America.
the itinerary of the "flying squadron," , Harvard, Yale, Johns Hopkins, 1:0-
and every state of the union will
covered. Meetings of a purely edit- lumina, Cornell and Slielligan
cational nature will be held in every versifies are anoug those that have
city at which the foremost Jewish strong chapters of the I. Z. A.
oc a.
The work of the I. Z. A. is s d
men of the country will set forth the
lwrituai seeds of Israel in A mer ica . norml and practical. The University
tit of Nlichigan chapter, for instance, has

gun in a $3,500,000 campaign which is
being launched by the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations for
the suport of the Hebrew Union Col-
lege at Cincinnati, for the extension
of synagogue activity and Jewish edu-
cation throughout the corer)',
for the protection of the Jew s civil
rights throughout the land.

Reports Review
70 Years of Growth

As a fitting monument to 70 years
of heroic struggle in behalf of pro-
gressive Judaism, Congregation Beth
El will break ground within a short
time for one of the most spacious and
beautiful houses of worship in the
assistant to Dr. Lers M. Franklin, and country. The building was designed
the furtherance of religious educa- by Albert Kahn, noted architect and
member of the Board of Directors of
tion among Detroit's Jewry.
An audience that taxed the capacity Temple Beth
of the meeting rooms attested to
The site for the new building is
the whole-hearted interest of mem- situated on the northwest corner of
bers of Temple Beth El in the mani- Woodward and Gladstone, having a
fold activities of their congregation, frontage of 159 feet on Woodward
which, with a membership approxi- avenue and running 200 feet deep on

At the Seventieth Annual meeting

of Congregation Beth El, held in the
assembly rooms, Wednesday evening,
Oct. 27, complete approbation was ac-
corded to plans for the erection of a
new Temple, the engagement of an

mating 900, ranks among the three Gladstone. The Temple will set back
largest congregations in the country. about 30 feet out both streets, afford-

HAILS SAMUEL AS
SECOND NEHEMIAH

Director of Zionist Publications
Pleased With Jews' Progress
in Palestine.

LIFE OF RVICE
ENDS AF ER TWO
WEEK ILLNESS

Mi. Jennie F. Gordon, Beloved in
Detroit for Social and Charitable
Work,'Dies.

l'articular appeal will be made to

STUTSMAN, HOUSE OF
CORRECTION HEAD,TO
ADDRESS B'NAI BRITH

DEPUTY IS EXCLUDED.

Ganapol.

trial created quite a

Chronicle Correspondent Lays
Anti-Semitism Blame at
Door of New-Rich.

By Leopold Spero.

in Palestine is the High Commis-
sioner, Sir Herbert Samuel," Mr. Mar-

New Temple Shown.
Colored slides of the exterior and
interior of the new Temple to be
erected at the northwest corner of
Gladstone and Woodward, indicate
a dignified, classic structure. The
structure, which has had the careful
thought and personal attention of one
of the ablest architects in the coun-
try, has been designed not only for
the spiritual, but also for the physi-
cal, social and intellectual welfare of
the congregation.
la the absence from this country

of Mr. Albert Kahn, Mr. Louis Kahn,
his associate, explained the drawings
flashed on the screen. Mr. Kahn
stated that the plans and specifica-
tions are nearing final completion and
will lie ready within a short time to

be offered for contracting bids.
By unanimous vote the Board of
Trustees was empowered to prepare
the site of the new Temple by raz-
ing the building at present upon it, to
receive and let out contracts, and to
formulate plans for the financing for
the new structure:
To Coat $500,000.

In a splendid and comprehensive
report:covering every phase of con-

gregational activity, President Isaac
Goldberg suggested the advisability
of financing the building of the new.
Temple by spreading payments on
subscriptions over a period of fire

years, thus lessening the burden ap-

ing suitable ground space for the
planting of trees and shrubbery.

Provides for Social Activities.
'rite final set of plans as presented
and approved mark the culmination
of three years of effort on the part of
Mr. Kahn and hi, associates. Many
drawings were made to induce dis-
cussion and criticism in order that the
specific needs of the congregation
might he disclosed, considered and
provided for. The final selection and
adoption of the various plans and
ideas presented a wealth of material
that had to be combined in one or-
ganic whole, and its soh-divisions had
to he so separated one from.the other
that coincident activities would not
clash. The, divisional feature was
made to apply not only to the cod-
gregational requirements, but to club
and social activities as well.
The most outstanding. feature of
the structure is the modern and
splendid facilities for Sunday schoil
teaching. Twenty-one individual
class-rooms are planned, patterned
after modern public school_ require-
ments.
Committee rooms for the different
organizations of the_ Temple, three
commodious assembly rooms citiaty-
hug capacities, equipped ,with slage.s,
kitchen. ind tuink,roorpa, recreatidn
halls and stu'r • rnoansitil inclUded In
flie 'specifications,:'. • j ; ts: I

Bathurst is an preciably: , Mr. Goldberg expressed
Classic StrwOre.
aristocratic person of moderately an- confidence' that the suns of $500,000,
the new build-
The Temple will be a simple a
cient lineage who owns the London the approximate cost.of
ing.
would
be
raised
without
dill-
structure, construct
dignifiedeluvic
Morning I'ost, the organ of the . Brit-
ish aristocracy and their household tufty. Assisting materially in the pro- of Indiana- TiTheitone with little orn -
ject
is
the
sum
of
$250,000
which
will
%urination..
the
, effect i,ofl simplicity
servants. With the assistance of Mr.
be realized from the sale of the pres- and quiet elegance being sought. s
ff. A. Gwynne, her scholarly but
ent
Temple.
columns, some
portico
of
eight
Ionic
somewhat unscrupulous editor. for-
Present Edifice Outgrown.
30 4,14 in height, Whit!' fronts the
merly foreign director of Reuter's,
"I
am
confident,"
Mr.
Goldberg
de-
building,
adds
to'
its
massiveness
and
she has been able to conduct a
genuinely efficient campaign of anus clared, that the members of this con- dignity. A wide flight of steps the
gregation
realize
the
importance
and
full
length
of
the
colonnade
leads
up
semitism in Great Britain during the
year. The stand-by of the Morning the vital necessity of a new religious to the front entrance of the buildinf.
home.
Our
present
quarters
are
en-
I'ost campaign, the notorious Pro-
Spacious Main Auditorium.
tocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, tirely inadequate. Hundreds of our
'rile whole main floor of the build-
which Mr. Lucien Woolf has public- members were turned away from our
ly branded as a forgery, has never- doors on the !high }holy Days, unable ing is given over to the main audi-
theless succeeded in convincing a to worship with us, and were it not torium at the front, the smaller audi-
large number of otherwise sane peo- for our Auxiliary Services, the nilln• torium or assembly room at the rear,
retiring room, parlors,
ple of the middle and upper classes ,lwr would have run into she than- minister's
check rooms, etc
that there is really a world-conspiracyisands.
alone
School
needs
main
auditorium, including a
The
organized by Jews to overthrow the i "Our Sabbath
British Empire. In France kindred i would be sufficient to warrent us in balcony, is designed to seat approxi-
our
1,:w
Temple.
You
will
influences are using the Protocols to huffiling
1
mately 2,000 people. ' Above, the
convict Jews of conspiracy to over- hear tonight of one thousand chit- walls will be plastered. The archi-
Cron
being
enrolled
for
religious
in-
and
no
throw the Third Republic;
tectural scheme for the ceiling con-
doubt a similar agency is at work in Istruction In this Temple. .\II of us sists of four arches, one on each side,
JENNSIE F. GORDON
the L'nited States. There is no re- know how pitifully inadequate our with a low, flat donne surmounting
gogue and proceeded to Clover Hill sponse to this anti-semitic agitation present quarters are. Could there be these. The ceiling will be of orna-
Park Cemetery where internment took front the mass of the British people.ia better reason for building? Our mental plaster, decorated in color.
place. Rabbis Hershman, I.evin, Nevertheless, anti-semitism bas taken , children's welfare was and is the The excellent wood work in the pres-
its place since the war as a factor of i paramount reason for this wonderful ent pulpit and choir loft will be used
Timmins and Aishiskin officiated as-
actual or possible social prejudice in project.
in the new building and extended to
sisted by Cantor Minkowsky.
'Building a Fortress."
this country.
fit the new dimensions. The front
Life Devoted to Service.
"The plan given out last year in pews will also be used as far as pos-
Causes of Anti-Semitism.
Jennie Gordon's life Way dedicated
What are the causes of it? Men of relation to establishing branch Tem-
The
to the service of her people.
all shades of opinion in the Jewish ples and Sabbath Schools has by no
each side of the main auditorium
daughter of parents of strong Ortho- community are agreed that anti- means been forgotten or abandoned. sil Aht%
there will be five large windows into
dox traditions, she early manifested semitism before the war was exotic. The unsettled condition of affairs of
which will be worked some of the
a devotion and loyalty to Judaism that It now has its roots of native growth. our country has been the cause of
beautiful stained glass of the windows
found expression in the energetic Something must have happened to the temporary postponement. Nor
g.
bu ldrii un .
ee present uditio
espousal of every benevolent and produce the change; and something can 1 definitely promise you tonight in Tt h
occupies the
charitable cause in the Jewish com- has in fact happened. For part at when a beginning will be made: butt
from the
of
the
building
front half
munity.
least of the anti-semitism in Great in due time, with God's help, Beth ground to the roof. Under this are
Among the many organizations in Britain the new rich type of Jew and El branch synagogs and Sabbath,
boiler
rooms,
ventila-
storage rooms,
which she took active part are the his fatuity are directly, though per- schools will dot our city, and every
Iladassah of which she was founder haps not consciously, responsible. Jew in Detroit will be able to attend tion equipment, etc.
Smaller Auditorium.
and first vice-president, the Bien, The foreign-born Jew will not recog- services and every child shall receive
Cholem. Juniors, of which she was a nine that he is prone to make hint- religious instruction without being
The smaller auditorium at the rear.
which
has
a seating capacity of about
charter member, the Jewish Women's self conspicuous wherever he does not compelled to go undue distances.
Club where she served on the Board carefully set himself to remain in- "We are building a fortress. Our 700, is separated from the main audi-
front
all
quarters
of Directors for many- years, the Wo- conspicuous. Among certain racial enemies besiege us
torium by the ample entrance corri-
• and in all lands. Where, then, can dor leading from Gladstone avenue.
man's League of the United Spin.- characteristics he has one quality
and
courage
for
for
strength
we
then
is
meritorious;
he
which also serves as the entrance to
gogue of America whose national con- which in itself
vention she attended as delegate from likes the good things of life, and he the fight? Only in the congregation the class rooms and offices above and
On
Page
2.)
(Continued
to the dining room in the basement.
(Continued on Pare Mx.)
(Continued On Page 6.1

gulies Said. "It was my rare privi-
lege to spend an hour with him at the
Government House. Thus far he had
been able to accomplish something
which was considered till now, an
absolute impossibility—that of rally-
ing to his support and gaining the
confidence and respect of every cle-
ment in the country—Christian, Mos-
serest in the communal responsibility Fund.
The organization of a Detroit chap- lem and Jew.
on the part of the Jewish youth," Sir,
o ne
"I cannot make public all he said,
Strauss said recently in announcing ter, which is to he similar to the
since the audience, was understood
the plans of the "flying squadron." in existence at Ann Arbor, has been
io- to be strictly confidential. But with-
issioned minm Mr. Ph ilip Slones
out any breach of confidence, I can
"The youth of today is fast falling tin com
vita,mwho is aber of the Nli d,s
the line left vacant by Ili, parer
say that if the Jews of America Will
taking their places not only in busi• Committee of the national Intercol-
Nlid- understand their duty at the present
iation.
The
Assoc
management of legette Zionk
IleSS, but also in the
Wein C011111i ntet also i ncludes Prof. I. time, before lung Palestine will again
Young men are
communal affairs.
he a land 'flowing with milk and
more active than ever before in poll- Leo Sharfloan, of Ann Arbor, and S.
honey.' And it is very essential that
tics, and philanthropy and it is to the Emanuel Goldberg. of Detroit.
onducted
American Jewry know e wadi) hose
c
A campaign is now being
youth of America that we look To
to among Detroit college students,
much Sir Herbert depends upon its
make our program a success.
Normal
Col-
support and co-operation.
Junior College,
of l it
Will Strengthen Banks.
them our appeal for a ee eival
t raditionapirit of Israel is made." lege, and the Law and NI ethical
"I know: that lie considers the
ing the purpose of the schools, for members of the Detroit
In the strengthening of the Zionist banks,
Explainl s
iate Zionist Center.
Orion campaign to raise $3,500,000 Colleg
program near future a general meeting will be the Jewish Colonial Trust and the
for a ten year's expansion
held which will be thrown open to Anglo-Palestine Bank, particularly
PreSident
Freiberg, and
sid:
the ppblic
to the mass of Jewish the latter, an essential to the success-
sa e. J. Walter
ful development of Palestine. He is
"NVe desire toprevent the lapse of Crdlege stmlenttor membership in the also vitally interested in the Hydro-
project xylien I was to al.
public sentiment or legislation into a /1 pplications
Detrod chapter may be sent to
. electric
state of unfriendliness to the Jew.
on "`"" e • cstine it was common knowledge that
Came r r '"'
l
'
2
6"
Skm"''''''.
The Jewish problem in America, as or
may be submitted through ihe Dc- British Officials, including the High
elsewhere, is a problem of preserv- troll Jewish Chronicle.
Commissioner, had approved of Pin-
ing the Jewish contribution to the
cus Ruttenberg's design for the Ily-
'vorld's thought and feeling through
afro-F.lectric Plant to be erected along
the survival of the Jew. The Jew-
the Jordan River and which, when
ish problem i.s therefore a threefold
completed, will generate sucient
problem embracing education, protec-
electricity to supply light, heat and
tion and organization.
power for the entire country.
—
"The Jess and non-Jew must be :
"It is also no secret that Sir Her-
contribu- Will Talk at Regular Mating of Lodge
educated to appreciate this
bert Samuel is very anxious that at
d Methods 'in
organited ism
on "Ad
jrWS nerd (0 be
the earliest possible motnent, a long
Prison Reform."
mmunion-. W,e arc still
a religious. co
term Loan and Mortgage Bank be
—
.0or pro-
established. NVith the opening of the
.egantzed . as a fraternity. wish
spirit
J 0 Stutzman, Superintendent 1-and Registers, providing an oppor-
a soda is to awaken Je
it
for the selling and purchasing
o f the Detroit House of Correction,
in gterest
America. to revive ro
ugh t, so that will address a regular meeting of Pis- tunny
of land, this bank becomes a matter
Hebrew religion and
particularly the young gah Lodge, No. 3-1, I. 0. B. II., NI on-
of prime necessity.
peg people,
y understand and love the day, Nov. 1, on "Advanced Methods
''In addition to these very im por-
people, ma
faith of Israel, and America may ap- in Prison Reform."
ent erprises, there is that of the
her
who came here from tans
Dr. Stitt
Palestn Government Loan about
preciate Israel's enrichment of
Kansas City a year ago to take charge which the newspapers have already
life and ideals."
ce at the Temple will be- of the Detroit House of Correction, published an official announcement.
The servi
gin at 7:30. The public is cordially with the co-operation of Dr. I. Z. Mr. Samuel is directly responsible for
. NO funds will be solicited. Taub, has been instrumental in insti- the. Loan. Up until his assuming ofti-
invited
tuting a new disciplinary system at coal duties no one believed an exclu-
--_--_—_-_
the prison that is b eing w atched w ith sive Palestinian Government Loan as
interest and approval by penologists
possible.
"The High Commissioner has great
all over the country.
Recently both Dr. Stutsmati and faith in American energy, enterprise
rented with silver
Dr. Taub were pre
and enthusiasts, and is most desirous
loving cups by the inmates of the pri- to enlist all of these in the upbuild-
son in appreciation of the new method ing of the future Jewish Homeland.
of discipline obtaining at the institu7 Ilis sincerity and great ability—an
Mmw Lovrov to Toll Members of Club
tion.
ability approaching genius, is evident
a Womon's Educational and
r
Ret uns.
e ti
dots. Every act of
To Get Elcon
Political Status.
d by the in everything he
Plans have bee n comple te
Witai Brith Club for a smoker for its his thus far has stamped him as the
i
ir
Ne‘hterrifflailiarogfooet,
won- members to be given on election
made the chasers a-
Mine. Marie Lovrov (Mrs
.
d
h
classes of peo ple soul
ling), a native of Russia, will speak night. Tuesday, Nov. ..
served and the returns lion that two
Ant
alest
before the Jewish Woman's Club at lunch Will be
of election will be ceived by a be urged to go to Pine—
their next regular meeting on Mon-
ker installed in the re lodge-rooms Semites and the weak-hearted among
day, Nov. I, at Temple Beth El. She tic the
club- the Jews. The first would see there
has chosen as her subject. ' Reloca- for the benefit of lodge and
refuted in the flesh most of the ac-
cusations made against the Jewish
tion and Political Influence of Wom- members.
people. The latter would witness
Russia. "
i n
sights slice to put heart into them.
Mtne. Lovrov's thorough study of
country.
The New Jew Is Born.
WARSAW.—Tried on the charge
conditions id her native
"In Palestine one conies in con-
coupled with her extensic travels and
,
studies in other countries, have es- of having stolen a letter addressed
tact with a new kind of a Jew—a Jew
by Deputy Diamond to his Ns, e
d
nurtured in the soil of his ancestors
pecially fitted her to her self-impose
connection with Diamonds negotia- and who is prepared to cling to it
task of making Russia better under-
Morgenthau while
lec- tions with Henry
with all his might and main; a Jew
stood to Americans through her
he was investigating the Polish pog-
capable of doing the most difficult
behalf of the United States,
tures out its life and literature.
roms in
physical labor; a Jew: that lives un-
Russian
musical
program
A unique
a special court in the Polish Scirn der the open free sky and enjoys it,"
will be given by Mr. Boris Ganapol, found Deputy Dmovsky guilty and
baritone, of the Ganapol School of sentenced him to be excluded from says Mr. Margulies.
"I met one young fellow, who, hav-
Music, who will entertain with a the Seim for one month. The orig-
for a great many years
group of Russian folk-songs. He will inal revelations which occasioned the ing worked
(Continued on Page 6.)
be accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
sensation there.

WOULD AID DETROIT
JEWISH WOMEN TO
UNDERSTAND RUSSIA

BRITISH IRE ROUSED
BY JEWISH DISPLAY

A lifetime rich is service and self-
sacrifice was brought to an untimely
Believing its readers entitled to the
close
Saturday, Oct. 23, in the death
NEW YORK.—"The Nehemiah of
best and most authoritative sources of
our time" is how Mr. Nlorris Mar- of Miss Jennie F. Gordon, social
and in accord with its program of
worker,
teacher
and
organizer,
follow-
nixes,
gulies, director of Zionist publica-
;ti nes , She was isesarernia The Detroit Jewish Chronicle
tion, describes Sir Ilerbert L. Sam- i ng a two weeks'
has
added
to its two 'ICU's services a
uel, British High Commissioner, with 28 years od.
Several hundred ,numbers of the number of foreign correspondents who
whom Mr. Nlargulies had a long inter-
will
write
exelusively
for its columns.
View during his recent visit to Pales- Detroit Jewish community, including Arrangements have been made with
tine. Sir. Margulies expected to find a special delegation, of the Hadassah.
Leopold
Spero,
It.
A.,
LAB.,
head of the
in Government House, Jerusalem, a of which she was She founder, lined
Special News Co., 14 Stratford I face,
Briton who happened to be a Jess; the streets for several blocks about
London,
Eng.,
for
a
series
of weekly
instead, the chief executive of the the residence at 293 Frederick street letters and special articles, the first of
land impressed him as being a Jew, Monday afternoon to pat their last which is printed herewith. Connections
with a heart filled with love for his tribute to the deceased. The proves- will be established shortly, it is planned,
people and the land of his people; skin wound its way past the open with the leading Jewish journalirtr of
and a mind simply devoted to the doors of the Shaarey Zedek syna- Paris, Roue, ninth!, Berlin and Petro-
,
great task of establishing a Jewish
grad.
Palestine.
"Possibly the greatest hope I found

young people of the Jewish faith to study groups in Hebrew, Jewish his-
, torn, Palestine and Zionism. 'flu , so-
revive and restore Judaism and to
.
a realization rarity arranges publicforums a mi I se
help Jew and Gentile to
nes fur its own oicnibers and quite
of Jfidaism's contribution lo A nleri- of ten for the general public. In ad-
of
life and thought
dituni. the Michigan chapter has done
Interest Among Youth.
a noble, work by making a lariue con-
"There has been an awakened in- tribution to the Palestine Restoration

'.5 5

Building Has
Massive Proportions

LONDON—Lady

GORGEOUS INTERIOR OF TEMPLE PLANNED
,

Into this corridor open the stairs and
elevator. Notwithstanding the ap-
parent isolation of each auditorium,
they are closely related through con-
venient corridors of generous width
affording easy communication from
olt
scal other.
one to tslni
auditorium is equipped
an
ample
stage, a small balcony.
with
Provision is made for a separate or-
gan in this room. The windows in
this room have also been designed so
as to incorporate part of the orna-
mental glass of the windows in the

eaoru p
erF
present
Temple.
The Ten S
in Rest.
p art of the structure, of

the same height as the main audi-
torium, is designed to contain four
stories in addition to the basement.
The first floor of the four stories is
devoted to the small auditorium. On
the second floor are eight class rooms
for Sunday school work, kindergarten,
library and sewing loom, in additien
to a choir roost adjoining the choir
loft and •a kitchenette in - maaectioa
with
Th the isredwifl nlroi ngs
g i ven over to It
class-rooms. Three of these rooms
that
they may be
are designed so
thrown together into a large meeting
that
making
the
third
assembly
room,
room. The class-rooms in the build-
ing will be similar to the rooms in
the modern public schools of the city„
(Continued On Page 2.).

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