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Madison Athletic Club.
Ocean Girls.
Miss Sara Bursky of 1969 Glit,i_ Th, Madison A thletic Club will
stone avenue was hostess at the last hold it: annual Labor Day party next
meeting of the Orean Girls, on Thurs. Monday at its cottage at Cass Lake.
day, Aug. 27, when plans for a card Michael Grusakin is chairman Of the
party were discussed. The next meet. dance to be given Sept. '20 ut the
ing will be held at the home of the Arena Gardens, for which tickets are
Misses Fannie and Etta Riegel of being sold by all members. The Cass
Lake Rialto Orchestra will play.
•1417 West Euclid avenue.

are to have proportionate representa-
tion in the .lepartment of labor and'
immigration of the Zionist Executiver
and in the Palestine commissions with
regard to the distribution of Pules- •
tine immigration certificates. This
point of the resolution was adopted
against the protests Of the labor,
group, who demanded a nominal vote
on the question.
W.
W.
G.
Club.
Hebrew Baby Day Nursery.
With regard to the colonization
The performance at the Yiddish The W. W. G. Club held its last
17110St7011 It resolution was adopted
Playhouse on Monday, Oct. 5, will be meeting at the home of Miss Lucile urging the Jewish National Fund
given for the benefit of the Hebrew Cousins. 540 Theodore street. The to "conduct a planned urban land pd-
Baby Day Nursery. The public is club had au outing to Cass Lake Sun- icy and to take steps to purchase land
nt the day at the cottage in the neighborhood Of the cities at
asked to reserve that evening to at- of and spene
dayMrs. Tier.
cheap prices for the purpose of build;
tend the performance.
The next meeting will be held at
ing suburbs." The National Fund has
the home Of Miss Bessie Feldstein, also to make the first improvements
J. W. E. W. 0.
A hoard meeting of the Jewish 422 Farnsworth avenue.
on the land. The resolution reaffirmed
Women's European Welfare Organiz•
the decision of the Carlsbad Congress
The Concord Club.
ation was held at. the summer home
urging the creation of a colonization
The Concord Club held its regular
of Mrs. Max Satowsky On Lake
office and the conclusion of firm agree-
Shore drive. A social hour followed meeting on Tuesday evening, Sept. 1, ments with the settlers.
at the Y. W. H. A. clubhouse, 89 Ro-
The sum of £10,090 in the budget
the business meeting.
wena street. Plans were discussed of the department of labor was as-
for the fall season and for a naember-
Sigm• Rho Tau Sorority.
signed for the special interests of the
The first fall meeting of the Sigma ship drive. the date of which will be Yemenite Jews and the Mizrachi work-
announced later. The next regular
ers, according to a resolution. The
Rho Tau Sorority will be held on
Sunday, Sept. 13, at which time in- business meeting will take place on executive was also obliged to create
stallation of the following officers for Tuesday evening, Sept. 15.
a labor council, consisting of all the
the year 1925-1926 wil take place:
labor groups represented in the labor
Athena Girls.
Miss Lillian Glacier, president; Miss
department. The sum of £10,000 for
The last meeting of the Athena
Charlotte Miller, vice-president and
the colonization of Sephardic Jews
treasurer; Miss Elizabeth (hosier, Girls Club was held Tuesday evening, was voted for.
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Casper Sept. 1, at the Jewish Woman's Club,
Another resolution adopted by the,
C. Velick, recording secretary; Miss 89 Rowena street. Plans for the congress protested against the perse-
sixth annual dance to he given Oct.
Belle Goodman, sergeant-at-arms.
cution of the Jewish national move-,
11, at the Hotel Stotler ballroom,
meat, the Hebrew language and Zion-
were discussed. A number of added
Hebrew Faith League.
ism in Soviet Russia. The resolution
attractions
besides the orchestra are
Sabbath morning services at 8:45
urged the Zionist Executive to take
being negotiated and further details
a, m. and afternoon Bible diSCUSSi0101
all possible steps to defend the per-
at 4:30 m. will be held Saturday, will be announced in an early edition
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smite.]
Zionists there.
Tickets are a
Sept. 12, at the Ahavath Zion Syna- of The Chronicle.
Another resolution urged that steps
being distributed and anyone
gogue, Holbrook near Beaubien ready
esiring to secure same in advance be taken toward the legalization of
street. Aaron Edgar, a young, cantor,
is requested to get in touch with Miss the Zionist Organization in Hungary
will lead the morning service and
Tibie Chimovitz, 946 Theodore street. and Morocco where the circulation of
Rabbi llarry Z. Gordon will give a
The organization has a few openings the "Ilaolam." the Ilebrew organ of
very fine sermon. Jewish young men
for members and applications should the World Zionist Organization, is
who are interested in this form of
be made to Miss Mollie Haber, 5236 Prohibited.
religious service are invited to at-
A special solemn resolution adopt-
Beaubien street. The next meeting
tend.
will be held Sept. 8 at the clubhouse. ed by the congress appeals to all Pal-
A very important meeting will take
' estine Jewry to participate in the
place Monday evening at 8 o'clock at
elections of the Asifath llanivchurim,
Philomathic Debating Club.
the synagogue.
The Philomathic Debating Club the Palestine Jewish national assem-

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will hold its first meeting of the fall hl).
H•shaeltr Camp.
A meeting of Ilashachar Camp, No. term on Sunday evening, Sept. 6, at Freedom of Instruction at University.
Ile), Order Suns of Zion, was held the Talmud Torah at Philadelphia and With regard to the Jewish educe-
last Tuesday evening when plans Byron avenues. This meeting will tional system resolutions adopted by
were made for a mass meeting to be' mark the beginning of the 27th year the Congress demand that predomi-
held to discuss the results of the 1 of its existence. The new Lacer' , nance he secured for the Hebrew lan-
Zionist Congress. All members are ' I who will assume their posts are: Ily• ' gunge in the Jewish salmis in the
urged to attend the next meeting on, man Barahal, speaker; Robert N. Diaspora countries, that the Hebrew
Sunday, Sept. 13, at 2:30, at the i Bernstein, clerk; Sidney Koretz, as. educational system in Palestine is to
Philadelphia and Byron Talmud To- sistant clerk; Benjamin Kurtzman, remain as the property of the Zionist
rah, when important business will be sergeant-at-arms. The board of di- orgiunzation, that the Jewish commit-
rectors consists of the above officers nitres all over the world be requested
discussed.
and Meyer Weisenlield and Norman Ito cover a part of the expenses of the
• school system in Palestine. Another
Rom.
Northwestern Women's League.
resolution urges the freedom of in-
brew meeting of the Northwestern
struction in the Hebrew University.
Women's League of the United Ile-
During the vote on the resolution urg-
brew Schools was held last Tuesday
. ing the freedom of instruction in the
evening at the Philadelphia and Ily-
DAVID CHATLIN
eon Talmud Torah, when plans were
The sudden death of David Chatl in, ' Hebrew University, delegates of the
discussed for a ball to be held on aged 56, of 2S83 Gladstone avenue, I Mizrachi created a storm of protest.
was accepted,
Simchas Torah, Oct. 11, Sunday eve. occurred on Saturday evening, Aug. i When the resolution
ring, ut the Talmud Torah. The 29, at his home. He was buried at' which implied that Bible criticism
league
will every
welcome
more
and
urges
woman
in members
that sec- Machpelah Cemetery on Sunday at 2 could be taught in the Hebrew Univer-
o'clock, Rabbi Judith I,. Levin official- sity, the Mizrachi delegates
left the
The Mizrachi
lion of the city to join. One bus is
More than 500 people attended congress en masse.
leaders shouted, "This is not a Jew-
already in use to convey children to ing.
W cannot remain sit-
and from the Talmud Torahs and the ser v i ces. W as horn in Russia and I ish congress. We
Mr. Chaffin
to put
more
into immediate
plans
oeration
are two
being
made.
Mrs. Se- came to America in 1885 and to De. I ting here." A quarter of an hour
trait in 1891. He married Feannie I later all the Mizrachi delegates re-'
i
lick is chairman of the dance.
Rosenthal in 1892. lie was engaged !turned.
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at first in the retail, then wholesale,' The congress also accepted a num- , I
Eta Sigma
Lambda.
Miss Frances
Share
of Brush street dry goods and manufacturing. business I bee of resolutions concerning organi-
was hostess at a meeting of the Eta and, for the past nine years, was; zational matters. A resolution calls
Sigma Lambda Sorority on Tuesday, president of the Michigan Store Fix-I foran
increase in the membership of i
I the Zionist Actions Committee to
'
Sept. 1, when the following officers tare Company. Ile was a member of
acre installed: President, Bertha the Beth Jacob Synagogue and was ; 50. A sum of £40,000 was voted for
I as the budget of the London Execu-
-
active
in
charitable
circles.
Mr.
Chat.
tive.
The
unification
of
the
shekel.
London; vice-president, Shirley H o
Was Well known in the Jewish com-I
matter Which was fought for and
pernian. secretary, Frances Share, lin
and treasurer, Sally Erman. After inanity and
his
sudden
death
was a
all,
The
day (if
his death
I against during many years, was de-
o
L
a
letter
from
the
cided
upon. According to the new
the meeting a luncheon was served, shork t
he had receive
arrangement all groups will form one
followed by bridge and dancing.
Secretary of Labor informing him ! shekel federation in each country. In
that his a aged mother would be allowed such p laces where a shekel federation
Northwestern Branch.
The Northwestern Branch of the to inter the country. Invitations to
ble, the exec ut ive will
Jewish Old Folks Home tact at the the marriage of his son, Roy, to Miss is impossishekel
com mis sioner . The
int a
Was ache
ections
to the congress will take
of Mrs. Fannie Lewis. 7741 Matilda Lieberman, which
el
home of
, were
e
place in each country with the partici-
John R street, on Tuesday evening, tiled to take place on Sept. 6
for recalled
due to
death.
Mr. Chat
hn his
is survived
by his ' potion of all groups on a proportion-
Aug. 25, when plans were male
R was-
Chatlin; four dough- ate basis. The price of one shekel
a linen shower for the benefit of the
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hilling
h
nglish
s.
fixed
at one be Englis
home. Mrs. Anna Rubenstein is
e and
for
Palestin
chairman, assisted by Miss Edna tern, Mrs. Blanche Hyman, Mrs. Ric, : fixed
Fisher. The llotheidwrg, Sylvia and Ruth; her may
Lewis and Mrs. M. P.
next meeting will be held at the Pal- sons, Milford D., Harold, Roy and Jo., Soviet
The Russia.
"Jahres Konferenz," the an-
metto Hotel and notice of the time seph
Chatlin; his
three
grandchildren,
one brother,
mother
and two cis- nual Zionist conference which takes
lace
in
a non-congreSS year, was
will be given later.
the descend- I p
tees, in Europe. He WAS
bolished. The budget will have to
ant of prominent Russian famili es, his , a
Hebrew Ladies
Ladies Aid
Aid. Society mother being related to the famous ' be decided for that year by the ac-
The Hebrew
will hold a meeting at 682 East War. Rabbi Ginzburgs and his father hay- lions committee. The recalling of the a
the Zeitlins of Mo.. executive and the appointment Of
III
on Wednesday, Sept. 9, ing b t,i1 07W
ten
avenue
when
nomination of officers will be 0101. He was the nephew of the new executive may lie decided upon
ilea , by the actions committee if a maim*.
mbers who have moved St. Petersburg rabbi, Zalmon Landau.
held. All m e
. . i ty of three-fourths of the committee
numbers
numbers vote for it. In such a case
during th e s ummer are asked to send who was well known during thl'
the executive has the right to call an
their new addresses to the secretary, ode of 1810.18mf
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The congress also adopted a resolu-
OtO tit m expressing the wish that the
I C outwit of the Keren Ilayesed be con-
ned before the next congress. An
MAY WE EXPECT AN EARLY VISIT
portant resolution was one which,
d ue to certain unpleasantness in this
ngress,
was adopted to abolish the
; co
n ecessity of a vote of confidence in
e
executive.
According to the de-
i"
ith
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lei s ion, the conclusion of the general
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elate
signifies
simultaneously the
d
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t" a pproval of the executive.
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budget
of
f600,000
(approximate-
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g ress at the suggestion of the budget
- ommission. Of this sum £270,000 is
t be expended on agriculture, £20,009
f this to be expended on the Soskin
project ; £84,000 for educational work;
Every Precaution Taken.
f39,000 for immigration work; £38,-
000 for commerce and industry, £25,-
You Can Be Assured of Cleanliness and Quality.
000 of this to he given to the indus-
trial hank, the rest to the Mizrachi
"FROM FARMER TO CONSUMER"
hank and the artisans' bank; £10,000
for sanitary work; 19,000 for an ex-
periment station; £19,000 for admin-
istration, including the supreme con-
Phone ARLINGTON 1000
, trol office, and £5,000 for religious
9025 CARDONI AVE.
needs.
Morris I. Goldfeder, Mgr.
A number of Americans were elect-
, ed to the actions committee of the
I World Zionist Organizatb 5, among
them Abraham Goldberg, Jacob Fish-
man, Emanuel Newman, Morris Roth-
enberg. Miss Henrietta Sztld, Dr. Ste-
phen S. Wise, all of New York. and

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Providence, R. I., Dr. David J. Ku-
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A man who is compelled to trans-
gress and in jeopardy of his life, may
save himself by means of anything
excepting the sins of idolatry or nl-
east or bloodshed.—Talmud.

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