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BERLIN —A Yiddish edition of a series of letters between Carl Liebe-
knecht and Rosa Luxemburg has just made its appearance in this city.
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The attempt to amalgamate the Associated Hebrew Charities and the Uni-
ted Jewish Charities at Rochester, N. Y., has been unsuccessful.
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A convention of Lithuanian rabbis was opened at Kovno with one hundred
participating. Creetings were received from the %ice - Minister of the Interior.
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The Congregation Agudas Achim of College Point, I.. I., Is conducting a
campaign to raise a building fund with which to erect a synagogue and
Talmud Torah.
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Will you stop and think, ar.d
try to recall if you ever knew
or heard of a Sedan owner
who did not speak of it as
one of the best investments
that he or she had ever made
A site overlooking Druid 11111 Park has been purchased by the Shomre
Annum Congregation of Baltimore, NI& and building will be begun In the
very near future.
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Orthodox Jewish congregations in Pittsburgh, Pa • have formed an asso-
ciation to be known as the Union of Orthodox Congregations for Pittsburgh
and vicinity.
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An aqueduct Is being built in Tiberias, which will furnish Its Inhabitants
with pure spring water. Tiberias is now a modern city with electric light
and other improvements.
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A proposal is being discussed In Cairo for the organization of the Sephardic
Jews of the East and for holding a Sephardic congress at Cairo or Alexandria
in the near future.
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A group of Galician Jewish merchants made a contract with the Serbian
timber company "Slavonia" In Azram, from which they purchased large
quantities of timber for Palestine.
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The new dormitory of the Ilehrew Orphans' Home at Tuckahne, N. Y., has
been completed and 150 more boys will arrive this week, making a total of
350 now being eared for these.
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Jewish deputies are again appealing to the Polish Government for the re-
turn of the Jewish trade school requisitioned during the war. It Is expected
that the appeal will be heeded now.
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A protest has been lodged with the Yonkers (N. Y.) Board of Education
by the local Council of Jewish Women, who decry the singing of sectarian
hymns by pupils in the public schools.
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Th. gusolinseonsumptIon Li umaimicy low
Th. Vs. mluge is unusually high
THOMAS J. DOYLE
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Scholarships have been sent to the scholarship fund of the Hebrew Union
College by the Temple Emanu.E1 Guild of San Francisco and by the Plum
street Temple Sisterhood, Cincinnati.
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:Miss Rosalie Attend has been awarded first prize for the best short story
In a lively competition for high school girls conducted by the "Boston Trave
ler," in which 1,107 contestants were enrolled.
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The Jewish Club of members to the Polish Diet introducted a bill for Jew-
ish autonomy In I'oland, In accordance with the provisions of the clause
guaranteeing to Jews national minority rights.
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Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht of Indianapolis, who has devoted considerable
of his time to social service, has been appointed by Governor Goodrich as a
member of the Indiana State Board of Charities.
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A memorial tablet was unveiled at New Bedford, Mass., last week in honor
of the nine members of the New Bedford Young Men's Hebrew Association
who made the supretne sacrifice In the late year.
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The Women's Federation of Synagogue Organizations of Philadelphia, Pa.,
have decided to raise a scholarship fund of $5,000 for a Jewish student In
the Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania.
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Rapid progress Is being made on the $250,000 building now in course of
erection on the grounds of the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society at Denver,
Col., to replace the building recently destroyed by fire.
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A co-operative Jewish hank for manual workers ,capitalized at 100 million
marks, Is about to be established at Warsaw under the auspices of the ar-
tisane' organization as well as some prominent financiers.
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klischa Elman is now en route to Japan, where he will begin a tour of the
Orient. Ills first appearances are to he at the Imperial Theatre, Tokio, where
he has five consecutive recitals scheduled for one week.
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Mr. E. M. Ezekiel, It. A., L.L. B., has been appointed lecturer In Hebrew at
St. Xavier's College, Bombay. Mr. Ezekiel, who Is a member of the Bean
Community, Is perhaps the greatest Hebrew scholar In India.
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General Zellgouski has started a Jewish newspaper at Wilna. Ile sent a
special representative to Warsaw to obtain an editorial staff. Warsaw's
Journalists referred the representative to Wilna's Jewish literary Society.
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Announcement is made that the local city authorities
have assigned one million marks for the support of Jewish charitable institu-
tions.
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LONDON.—Sir W. Ormsby-Gore is about to be appointed Under-
Secretary for Middle East, the new department now being created in the
Colonial Office. Ormsby-Gore is noted for his Zionist sympathies.
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NVARSAW.—Teachers and others connected with the local Jewish
schools recently went out on strike owing to economic differences which
the school authorities find they cannot adjust.
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WARSAW.—The People's Party announces that Mendelson will replace
H. D. Nomberg, the noted Jewish writer, who recently notified the govern -
ment through the Berlin Embassy that he will no longer retain his scat in
the Polish Seim.
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LONDON — Sir Alfred Mond, the
noted British financier, and Professor
Chaim NVeizmann, leader of the Zion-
ist movement, were given a public
welcome by the Jews of Jerusalem,
according to a dispatch from that city.
The meeting was arranged by the
Jewish Council of Jerusalem and the
speakers included Chief Rabbi Kook.
Rabbi Meyer, David Mellin, the head
of the Jewish Conmtunity in Jeru-
salem and M. NI. Ussasshkin, the head
of the Zionist Commission in l'ales-
tine.
In acknowledging the cordial recep-
tion given him in Palestine, Sir Al-
fred blond declared that Palestine
held great possibilities and that there
was now no power on earth which
could hinder the Jews from building
there a national home. The difficulties,
he said, were relatively small and men
of vast influence, wealth and experi-
ence in state-building are coming to
the assistance of the Jews. Mond
emphasized that Palestine had ample
roots for a Jewish home as well as
an Arab commonwealth. Dr. Weis.
mann, in the course of an address,
stated that the present crisis in Zion-
ism was only psychological and would
pass quickly. blond, he stated, today
bore a full measure of responsibility
for all Zionist work. blond and Weiz-
mann, the dispatch says, are leaving
Jerusalem for a visit to the Jewish
colonies.
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WARSAW—Representatives of the
local Jewish press and the various
Jewish parties met in conference with
Messrs. Kovalsky and Zucker, repre-
sentatives of the Joint Distribution
Committee and took up the question
of the proposed suspension by the ).
I). C. of its transmission department.
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quest the New York office of the J.
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80,000 to 100,000 francs the annual grant he makes to the Institute Francais
de Beaux Arts, which he has founded in London.
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Emanu.E1 Sisterhood of San Francisco, Cal., Is about to institute a drive
for a new Sisterhood House. The society has completely outgrown Its pres-
ent quarters, which have been occupied since 1912 and at that time consider-
ed amply sufficient for all future needs.
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The press reports that the founder of the Jerusalem Library, Dr. Shazano-
vitch, died at Ekaterinoslav from starvation. He spent his last months at
the local Home for Aged Jews, which remained intact after the terrible
Ukrainian pogroms.
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at a preliminary conference and decided to call a conference of all rabbis in
Poland at an early date. A committee was chosen to make all necessary
arrangements.
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PARIS.—According to a Belgrade dispatch received here, the Serbian
Chief Rabbi, Dr. Alkalci, has left for the United States. It is understood
that he has been entrusted with a special mission by the Serbian govern-
ment,
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BERLIN.—The Central Committee of Jewish Gymnastic and Athletic
organizations announces that the next world-meet is being arranged to take
place in Brunn during the early part of this summer. This will be the first
meeting at which members of all countries will be assembled since the war
broke out.
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The British Royal Humane Society has awarded its certificate and the
Carnegie Fund has, in addition, given a grant of £10 to Mr. Louis Levene
of Upper Clapton for his heroism in rescuing a girl five years old from
drowning at CoweS on August 4. Mr. Levene, who had only just been re-
leased from the army and was spending his holidays at Cowes, dived in fully
dressed.
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State Councillor Professor Dr. J. Oppenhelm, who has been president of the
Jewish Seminary at Amsterdam and a member of the executive of the Hague
Community, has been appointed commander of the Order of the Netherlands
Lion.
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held a memorial meeting at which a
number of leading Jews lauded the
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NEW YORK.—Members of the Zionist Society of Engineers and Agri-
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NEW YORK—Announcement is made by the office of Dr. Dubrowsky,
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cial boat will leave for Russia on the 10th of February and those desiring
to send Matzohs to their Landsleit will be in time if their parcels make this
boat. Attention is drawn to the fact that all shipments must be addressed
to a community and not to single individuals; at the same time it is made
clear that senders will have to cover all expenses of transportation.
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NEW YORK—Dr. Solomon Walach, a prominent Jew of Vienna, who
is connected with the "Winer Morgen Zeitung," arrived in this city last
week, bringing with him 20,000 copies of a special number of the publics.
lion intended for American Jews. The number deals particularly with the
situation of the Jewish refugees, of whom there are more than ten thousand
in Vienna alone. It is the chief purpose of Dr. Walach's visit to influence
American Jews to aid the refugees in Austria, of whom there arc said to be
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