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Temple EmaimiEl at Tuscaloosa,
la. is the nesiist member of the Cilion
of .Nmerican Hebrew Congregations.
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After a hotly contested campaign. May r Isaac May
has been re-elected at
!Come. Ga., be a cute pf over 2 to I.
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Special Sunday Stipp- (•
5:30 P. M. to 1:00 A. NI.
During the entire period of its murk in Poland until November, 1921), the
Joint Distribution Committee expended a total of about $15,000.00.
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Kansas City I Mo.) Jews last month opened a Talmud Torah at Thirty-
sixth and Prospect streets.
Hebrew-in-Hebrew method will be used.
licadqua•term for unusual floral gifts has
been established at the Shoppe of Flowers,
PARIS.—Dr. Max Nordau is reported to be improving, but his condition is
still serious.
The display includes .krt Baskets, Center
Pieces, Miniature Trees, Ile., of eha•ming
design—the exclusive products of stir
Shoppe.
LONDON.—The Arab Sheiks Rashid and Aliclizai of Gilead have officially
incited Jewish settlers to establish themselves in their midst.
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NENV YORK.--lesish residents of the Eastern District section of Brooklyn
have decided to build a Ilehrew school and are now raising an initial fund of
$100,01)0 for that purpose.
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These are made up front imported novel-
ties in prepared indium' flowers and (Wel ,
greeint and will last indefinitely.
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At Tarnowitz (Siksia I, the English controller of the plebiscite area pro-
hibited the bolding of an anti-Semitic meeting,
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At Salt Lake City asst month the
Writ,' Lodge gale a charity fair. at
hich about $15.000 mat netted for the *offering Jess of Europe.
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CONSTANTINOPLE.—Sasoon Effendi, a well known Turkish Jew ski was
previously a member of the Turkish parliament, has now
joined the Government
Council of Mesopotamia.
Our cut dowers and plants will represent
the largest Christmas stock in the city.
VIENNA.—Ten thousand Jewish refugees W
ho at present find themselves
in Tarnopol are in dire clistreis, according to a report received here. American
relief institutions there are doing all they can to assist them.
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Through the efforts of Sirs. Hannah Solomon, who organized the National
Council of Jewish \Voltam in 1892, a section has just been formed at Colorado
Springs, Col.
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A Shoppe of Flowers For Detroit Flower Lovers
NIany thefts of American money remittances to rlativs ill Poland liave
been discovered in the Warsaw postothce. Their perpetrators
e e sere clerks of the
Polish postoffices,
PAPES BROTHERS
1. A. Goldstein, a leading Waco (Texas) merchant, died last week. He
prominent in Jewish affairs and had been president of the Waco Public
Library since its inception.
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Tso hundred and twenty-four is the number of Sisterhoods !whinging to the
National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, since the Iteth ,'Mahal( Auxiliary
of Richmond, Va., joined recently.
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Owing to ill-health Nfiss Elizabeth S. Kaplan has resigned as matron of the
Jewish Home for Chronic Invalids at Si. Louis, Sim Miss Kaplan will open a
private tuberculosis sanitarium in California.
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Mr. Lionel de Rothschild, NI. P., and his brother, Mr. Anthony be Rothschild,
have presented a recreation ground to the parish of Merton, Buckinghamshire,
in memory of the kcal men sho fell in the war.
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The campaign for $500,000 for the Associated Jewish Charities of Baltimore,
Mil., has been brought to a close with pledges of S425.000. A quiet campaign
will be continued in order to raise the remaining $75,000.
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NI. H. Silverman. of Savannah, Ga., recently celebrated his ninetieth birthday.
Mr. Silverman, who is the father of Rabbi Joseph Silverman of Temple Emanto
El of this city, is hale and hearty. He has been a Mason and an Oildfellow for
over sixty-seven years. •
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Julius Strauss, a trustee of the Hebrew Orphan .1sylum and of the Jewish
Hospital of Brooklyn, died at his home in Manhattan last Friday night. Mr.
Strauss has been twice president of the Unity Club, the leading Jewish social
organization of Brooklyn.
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NEW YORK.—A special effort is tieing made by the Financial Adoption of
the Joint Distribution Committee during the week of Chanukah in behalf of
European war and pogrom orphans. Announcement was made by the Bureau
that during the first day of Chanukah 50 sar orphans had been adopted.
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WARSANV.—The local authorities at Lodz closed down the club of Jewish
journalists and authors in that city, according to a report received here. The
authorities claimed that the club was carrying on political activities against the
interests of the Polish government.
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NE1A' YORK.—Jacob Ben Ami who has been starring at the fireensich
Village Theatre in "Sampson and Delilah," will move together with the pro-
duction to the 39th Street Theater, where Broadway authorities claim he is
assured with an extensive stay.
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WARSAW.—The Jesisli Deputy Farlistein delivered an address recently
be fore the Trade Commission of the Polish Seim in which he explained the possi-
bilities of further developing Polish commerce and industry in so far as the Jews
were concerned.
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County Prosecutor-elect Stanton of Cleveland, 0, has announced the appoint.
ment of Miss Eva L. Jaffe as one of his assistants when he takes office on Jan-
nary 1 next. Miss Jaffe graduated from Cleveland Law School in 1915 and has
practiced her profession ever since.
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wholesome Rosebud Milk to drink. Give them bread-and-milk. Mille
The Dayton (01 Jewish hospital Association has secured an option on the
Haas estate, at the corner of Riverview and Forest avenues, consisting of four
and a half acres, on which there is a spacious home. The price asked is $85,000.
which will no doubt he raised shortly.
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good blood and • healthy digestion with proper nourishment.
Lord NVellington, Governor of Madras, accompanied by Lady Wellington,
recently paid a visit to the Jews of Cochin. They visited the Jewish quarter and
inspected the synagogue of the Black Jews. They also paid a visit to the ancient
synagogue, where a reception w
as held and where a presentation was made on
behalf of the members.
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bring 1.000 Jewish war orphans to this country from Europe. Not only will the
organization provide the traveling expenses of these orphans. but it will make
itself responsible for their maintenance and education until the y h are rea d ied
the age at shirk they can care for themselves After spirited debate it was
decided to continue the affiliation with the Joint Distribution Committee.
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Local charities will eventually receive a large sum throug
h the wil
l of th e late
Dr. Morris L. Cham. an octogenarian dentist, who died in
October in this city.
The will leaves $1.010 each to the Hebrew .Orphan Asylum, Home for Aged
and Infirm Ilehrews, Montefiore flame. First District Dental Society. Hospital
for Deformities and Joint Diseases and the Jewish Consumptive Relief Society.
The residue is bequeathed to the widow with a stipulation that on her death it
shall be equally divided among the United Hebrew Charities, Educational Alli-
ance. the Young Men's Hebrew Association and the Hebrew Technical School
for Girls.
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NEW YORK.—With the idea of showing New York Jews What
is being
done with the money they donate for local charities. the New York Federatjon
of Jewish Philanthropies is arranging to hold an exhibition at which will be
demonstrated the work and progress of the 91 institutions !wing maintained by
the Federation. The arrangements are in the hands of the Federation's Means
Committee and every effort will be made to give as vivid an illustration as pos-
sible of the actual work being done in the charitable institutions maintained by
the Jewish community of New York. The exhibition, which will le the first of
its kind ever held in this city, will take place in the Hotel Pennsylvania
cember 14, 15 and 16th.
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Dr. Cyrus Adler, of Philadelphia, acting chairman of the Jewish Welfare
Board, has accepted appointment by Secretary of %Vac linker as the representa-
tive of that organization on the War MemorialsCouncil to succeed the late
Col. Harry Cutler. This council is composed of men and women of national
prominence to advise the War Department periodically in matters regarding
American military dead overseas and national cemeteries which will he estab-
lished in France.
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The Jewish People's Relief Society, tepee-eating Jess ish labor organizations
throughout the United States, met in a two days' convention at Philadelphia. Pa.,
last month. Between 500 and ME delegates were present, It was decided to
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The will of Sir Charles Henry. ex-member of Parliament,
w110 recently
died in London, has just been made public. Henry, who was well known ill
America through his marriage to one of the Lewisohns, left considerable sums
of mone
y for Jewish charities and inehnied a clause in his will which pro, ids
a of his children forsake the Jewish faith they are to forfeit thei e
that if ny
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share in the estate.
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Lords in which he criticizes the Palestine Administration for causing expense and
inconvenience by the adoption of Hebrew as a third official language. The com-
plaining Lord declares that there is no justification for this since the Jew's form .
only 2 per cent of the entire Palestine population and that apparently this was
done at the behest of tile - Zionist Commission.
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NEW YORK.—Charles Goldzweig, a wealthy shoe manufacturer of this city,
was convicted last night by a jury before Justice Callaghan, in the Criminal
Branch of the Supreme Court, for running away and trying to hide his identity
after running down and killing Sirs. Pauline Abramowitz with his motor car.
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