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The olive harvest in Palestine.this year is the most successful on record,
according to the "Egyptian Gazette," which says the yield was more than
three million metric quintals, or 7,92h,000,000 gallons of oil.
The new building of the Jewish Home for Incurables, Baltimore, Md.,
has been opened. On budding and remodeling the edifice 141,000 was spent,
bad Pis entire sum was raised by the directors before the building %vas
opened.
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\Ir. II. Appleman of Tulsa. Okla., who donated the building in Kansas
now occupied by the Michael Appleman Hume fur the Jewish
Aged. has announced an annual contribution of $1,000. towards the upkeep
of. the
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Louis Agre, ilineticit, honor man in his class et the. South Philadelphia (Pa.)
High School, has Item awarded a state scholarship over 5(10 contestants. and
will enter the Tonne Scientific SC hoot of thy lInit ersity of Penns, lv ania next
month.
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LONDON—The English government has officially notified the German
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government that Germans may now return to Palestine.
tiered that quite a number of German subjects were comp itile‘'ililitiltleanilil•wtnl:C
country when General Allenby's forces entered the country.
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WARSAW—General lialachoviich, whose men have been responsible for
the most recent atrocities perpetuated upon the Jews, has proclaimed himself
chief in command over the Lithuanian and White Russian forces, according
to it report appearing in the "Svolsida,'
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It is reported on paid authority that Professor Chaim Weinnann, the head
of the Zionist movenwet, has changed his plans and instead of visiting Palestine
has decided to pay a visit to America. lie is expected to arrive in this country
during the month _of November.
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The Jewish \Yorkers' Union of Palestine, which has already established
co-operative hootmaking, carpentry and fishery groups, will establish a co-
operative clothing manufacturing company, utilizing the electric power to be
introduced into the Zionist colony of Tel Aviv._
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Captain Walter II. Negbaur, one of Kansas City's leading Jewish citi-
zens, was signally honored recently by the presentation of a bronze medal
by the French economic mission for meritorius assistance to the commission
while in Kansas City last. winter. The medal was transmitted to Captain
Negbauer through the Chamber of Commerce of Kansas City.
S. Gibson,
1809 Fort Street West.
Harry T. Sherlitz,
58 Shlpherd Court.
ZURICH—The Jewish Emigration Commission of this city has issued it
warning broadcast to beware against advertisements in which girls are of-
fered remunerative positions as servants in America and Argentina. The
coultuit.sion. d1YIAYf1. tint these advertisements are 'generally nothing more
than enticements on the part of white-slave dealers.
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Members. ot•Oh•e Zedukalu Congregation at Springfield, Ohio, gave a re-
ception in honor of the newly installed Rabbi and Mrs. Simon Cohen. Justin
Altschul gave the address of welcome.
Harry levy was chairman of the
committee On arrangements. Mrs. Samuel Altschul, Mrs. Max Kleetnan,
Mrs. Samuel' Lebensherger and \Gs. Julies Blattner were on the reception
committee.
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A monument to the memory of Chief Rabbi Abraham Bloch, of Lyons.
has been unveiled in the Cemetery of St. Die. Rabbi Bloch was the heroic
Jewish chaplain—the first at the front and the first to be killed—who died in
the act of holding up a crucifix before the eyes of a dying French soldier.
The Chief Rabbi of France was present at the ceremony, and the Catholic
Church was officially represented by Monsignor Chichy.
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Dr. Emanuel Sternheim of Chicago has accepted the chairmanship of the
Committee on the Home and Family of the Religious Education Association
of America for the yinr'1920-21. Dr. Sternheini has'lleld this' Chairmanship
before in previous years, resigning last year owing to pressure of work. lie
has, however, agreed to assume the chairmanship again this year upon spe-
cial request of the association that he do so.
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On Sunday, October 10, the Chicago Jewish Community formally opened
the Kosher department at Oak Forest, which has been completed fur the lienefit
of the incurable Jew oh inmates of that infirmary. The structure comprises a
synagogue, library and reading room, kitchen and dining room. It is elaborately
furnished and fully txtuipici with all {lie requirements necessary to satisfy the
needs of the beneficiaries.
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Dr.. Emanuel Sternheim, of Chicago, has accepted the chairmanship of the
Committee• On the Home and Family of the Religious Education Association
of America for the year 1920-21. fir. Sternheim has held this chairmanship
before in previous years, resigning last year owing to pressure of work. He
has, however, agreed to assume the chairmanship again this year upon special
request of the association that he so do.
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the new. corporate title Associated Jew ish (parities of Baltimore. will be the
most comprehensive ever undertaken by the Jewish people of Baltimore. Five
hundred men and women are already devoting their time :eel energy to this
mighty campaign (which is to begin officially on November 14) in the interest
of all Jewit h charitable actin ities in Baltimore.
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Through the efforts of Miss Henrietta Szold and Mrs. Robert D. Kessel-
man, formerly of Bensonhurst, New York, an organization of women has
been formed Ill Jerusalem to aid young immigrant mothers. Miss Scold was
the principal speaker at the meeting where the society was founded with a
membership of $100. It was resolved that residents should receive the same
aid as will he extended to immigrants.
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New York.—The Joint Distribution Committee has received a letter of
thanks from the German Relief Association for the $100,000 appropriation
for children's relief work, in which the president of the association writes:
"We wish to extend to you our hearty thanks for the generous gift of
$100,000. Your kindness will help about 1,000 German children, threatened
by tuberculosis, to regain their health."
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A brilliant career was terminated prematurely Sunday of last week when
Arthur L. Bear passed away at Covington, La. Mr. Bear, who was only 35
years of age and a native of New Orleans, had been practicing law in Cov-
ington for the past eleven years. He was held in high esteem in the city in
which he resided and also in New Orleans, where he was well known and
highly thought of. The body was taken to New Orleans for burial.
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Miss Irma Abramowitz May, fiancee of Dr. Bernard Cantor, who came
from her home in Lemberg to remain with the family of the martyred relief
; worker, made the principtl address at the memorial services for Dr. Cantor
I held in the Temple Beth Zion in Buffalo, N. Y. The entire congregation
I was in tears when Miss May finished her address in which she recited the
sufferings.of Polish Jewry. She came to this country to aid in carrying on
the work in which: her fiance was struck down.
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Rabbi Meyer Lovitch (II. G. C., '05), at a recent meeting was unanimously
elected for a period of three years as Rabbi of Anshes Emeth Congregation,
Peoria, 111., where he had officiated during the Holydays. Before leaving Scran-
ton, Ps., Rabbi and Mrs. Lovitch were tendered a reception by the Sisterhood
and were presented with a set of engrossed resolutions by the Jewish Federa-
tion and with a generous purse by the congregation. Rabbi (letterman was present
and expressed the regret of the Orthodox Community at their departure from the
city. Rabbi Lovitch has already assumed: his•dew •positibn and is temporarily
located at the Jefferson Hotel.
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New York City has a Jewish Court of Arbitration which holds its sessions
in the Criminal Courts Building. The Court consists of three judges, one a
rabbi, one a business man and a judge of the local court as the presiding
justice, who at present is the Hon, Louis D. Gibbs, County Judge of Bronx
County. The cases in this court are brought by mutual consent and its
finding is final. The matters at issue are usually questions arising in con-
gregations and fraternal organizations. This court meets with the approval
of the judiciary, as it relieves the regular courts of much tedious, and usually
unimportant, work.
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in the publication of a number of volumes of essays in honor or in memory of
famous Jewish scholars.
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From the President's Desk—Talk No. 27
Franke. Goldman, leader of the Goldman Concert Band, received a flag of the
City of New York during one of his concerts in Carnegie Hall last Sunday
evening. Corporation Counsel O'Brien, heading a committee of municipal officials,
spoke in Mayor Hylan's absence, expressing the gratitude of the city government
and the community at large toward Mr. Goldman.
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The death is announced from Breslau of the famous historian and head of
the Jewish Theological Seminary there, Professor Marcus Brann, at the age of
71. Professor Brann is a native of Ra•itsch and a graduate of the University
of Breslau as well as of the Seminary there. On the death of Professor Graetz
in 1891, Ilrann was called to the chair of History and Biblical Exegesis in the
Breslau Seminary. Among his best known works are a text look of Jewish
History; and several monograms on the history of certain communities in
Germany, especially that of Silesia. Since 1892 he was the editor of the Ifonats-
schrift fuer Geschkhte sad Wissenschaft des Judentums and was instrumental
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The Hon. Simon 1Volf, of Washington, D. C., who may well be termed the
grand old man of American Jewry, will celebrate his eighty-fourth birthday. on
October 211th. Mr. Wolf is a wonder fells well.preserved man. In spite• of his.
foursconnand foul-years : his eyeis.not;diouned, nor his vigor abated, nor-has his
passionate desire to serve his county and his co-religionists in any degree
lessened. For over half a century Simon Wolf has been. the spokesman of
American Jewry at Washington and he has served his people well. Ile has a
host of friends all over the country who will congratulate him on the corn-
pktion of another year of his life and wish hint many more in health, happiness
and prosperity.
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