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THE WISCONSIN JEWISH CHRONICLE 6 Julius Rosen wald Finances 14 Scientific Expeditions Rabbi; Rosen, Greatest Talmud-ical Authority, Leaves Russia SOCIETY FOR CARE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN GETS STATE LICENSE Furniture Of Refinement Riga (J. T. Rabbi Joseph Rosen, formerly Rabbi of Dwinsk, greatest living Talmudical authority, known as the "Gaon of Rogotschoff, arrived here from Soviet Russia after Chicago (J: T. Fourteen scientific expeditions, embracing anthropology, botany, geology, ethnology and zoology, will be financed by Julius Rosenwald and Marshal Field during 1925, according to a statement made by D. Davis, director of the Chicago Field Museum, conducting the expeditions.

Explorations to reconstruct the history of prehistoric peoples and ancient empires will be made. Continued excavations will be carried on at Kish, Mesopotamia, under Professor S. POALE ZION TO HOLD CHASIDIM BALL, FEB. 28 Poale Zion and the Nachmin Sirkin Branch of Young Poale Zion will hold a Chasidim Ball, Saturday evening, February 28, in Kilbourn and Juneau Halls of the Milwaukee Auditorium. Those who know what a rich and poetic part the Chasidim played in the Jewish national life need not be urged to attend this ball.

For the benefit of those who are not familiar with this picturesque element of our people, a vivid reproduction will be staged showing one Rabbi Schloimele from Poilatzinevke, with this Tal-mudim and grandson at his side. A host of Chasidim from all corners of the world, dressed in their traditional costumes, will sing and dance. A special orchestra, well versed in the music of the Chasidim and modern music as well, will furnish the music. There will be plenty of the modern dancing for the benefit of the young people as well. Persion Furniture in your home lends to it an atmos-phere of refinement and elegance that intangible something in a home that gives it "Personality." Mrs.

G. Eisler, President of the Society for the Care of Dependent Children, announces that the society has been granted a license from the State Board of Control, under the requirements of the statutes of Wisconsin relating to institutions for the care of dependents. The society maintains a home at 403 Twenty-first street, which is under the supervision of iGust Eisler, superintendent. It has a capacity for about 20 children and is now accommodating eleven children, ranging from five to twelve years of age. Mrs.

Eisler states that the society will be pleased to investigate cases of Jewish orphan or dependent children for admission into the home. Further information may be obtained by application to the superintendent at the home on Twenty-first street. Langdon. The Gobi Desert, where dinosaur eggs were found, will also be explored. The unpenetrated jungles of Central Brazil will be entered for the first time by white men, head an absence of many years, to again become Rabbi of Dwinsk.

Rabbi Rosen, who is eighty years old, settled in Petrograd at the beginning of the war. He was offered the Chief Rabbinate of Leningrad, which he rejected. During the time he was in Soviet Russia he, under the Bolshevik regime, wrote fourteen books on Talmudical subjects. Special permission was granted to him by the Soviet authorities to take these manuscripts with him. The Rabbi's two grandsons, an engineer and a mathematician, refused government positions because they adhere to strict orthodoxy and would not agree to violate the Sabbath.

1 PERSION FURNITURE CO ed by the scientists, J. Zimer and C. 3810-3814 North Ave. Sanborn. IIIIIIllfiK Discuss Opening of B'nai B'rith to Women Berlin (J.

T. The question of admitting women as members of the lodges of the Independent Order B'nai B'rith is seriously discussed in circles Subscribe to The Chronicle $3.00 per Year Sokolow Has Audience with King Ferdinand Berlin (J. T. "Hooray, burn down the synagogues," is the motif of a song which has become popular in the streets of Berlin. The song originated in a music hall and is spreading as rapidly as "Yes, we have no bananas." Berlin (J.

T. The vice-president of the Berlin Jewish Community, Adolf Lewinski, died recently. He was the leader of the conservative faction. of B'nai B'rith leaders in Germany, At the meeting of the Grand Lodge in 1920 a motion was introduced that the women be admitted as members of the lodges. The Grand Lodge, at that meetiner, rejected the motion.

It rec 1 Bucharest, (J. T. Nachum Sokolow, chairman of the executive of the World Zionist organization, was received recently by King Ferdinand. Following his audience with the king, Mr. Sokolow was presented to Queen Marie.

He lunched with the royal family and suite. After luncheon the king conversed with the Zionist leader for over two hours, inquiring about the rebuilding work in Palestine and the situation of the Zionist movement in general. The king and queen were greatly interested in the conversation and showed a very cordial and sympathetic attitude towards the problem. Mr. Sokolow was also received by the Crown Prince.

ommended, however, that women should be encouraged and invited to cooperate in the B'nai B'rith institutions and also to arrange open meetings which lodge sisters should be permitted to attend. The question is now reopened as to the admittance of women as full-fledged lodge members. It is expected that the next meeting of the Grand Lodge will again take up the matter. In inn ft gftom Commission to Choose Name for Palestine Currency A Town, of Personality Pius Polish Rabbis Preach Against Suicide Epidemic HERE are towns that possess PERSONALITY, something that sets them apart from the common, vegetable variety, drab, uninteresting, uninviting. We are attracted to such places irresistibly.

They hold a charm for us that draws us to them again and again. We Jerusalem (J. T. Two commissions, one representing the Palestine Jews and the other representing Palestine Arabs, were appointed by the government to decide on the Hebrew and Arabic names for the Palestine currency which is to be issued shortly to replace the Egyptian pound. The Jewish commission consists of Dr.

Joseph Klausner, the well-known Hebrew scholar and historian, editor of Ha'shiloah; Professor Klein and Mr. Gordon, manager of the Anglo-Palestine Bank in Jerusalem. The president of the joint commission is Ronald Storrs, Governor of Jerusalem. Warsaw (J. T.

Divine services are being held in the synagogues of various towns in Poland, to pray for the cessation of the suicide epidemic, which is a result of the distressing economic condition of the Jewish population. Following the appeal of the Warsaw Rabbinate, urging courage and confidence in the return of better times, the Rabbis are delivering sermons against suicide. Lithuanian Minister Abolishes Jewish Autonomy Present New Theories Before International Dental Kovno (J. T. The final act of abolishing the Jewish autonomy in Lithuania and the withdrawal of the rights of the Jewish Communities to control internal Jewish affairs, occurred when the Minister of the Interior instructed the Jewish communities in Lithuania to transfer their departments of vital statistics to the local Rabbis.

According to the provisions of the National Autonomy Law, the vital statistics department was in charge of the Jewish communities as public statistics. The transfer to the Rabbis signifies reduction to merely a religious function. Chicago, III. (J. D.

Dr. Abraham Kauffman of Buffalo lectured on his new theory called Orthodontia before the convention in session here of dental societies, representing thirty-eight states and twelve foreign countries. According to his new theory, Dr. Kauffman stated that dentists "will be able not only to fix teeth but to transform faces and provide new Dr. R.

Shlosser explained his theory of treating teeth without extracting them. find there a satisfaction in just being that wTe do not try to explain, but simply enjoy, rivery little thing about a town where PERSONALITY sticks out prominently works its spell upon us and we are glad to be there. Indefinable, impersonal, inexplicable, yet we yield to its lure with profound satisfaction. Perhaps it's due to the wraiths of sturdy pioneers working together with present-day worthy sons and daughters. Perhaps Nature has been wondrous kind.

Whatever it is, we recognize it for what it is PERSONALITY and are mighty glad to let its compelling influence work its way with us whenever memory unrolls her screen where have been photographed indelible impressions that we cherish. Perhaps its big men have wen us. Perhaps our fancy has been enchained by its wholesomeness. Perhaps its homes, business places, manufactories, institutions and advantages have made a permanent dent in our own make-up so that we experience a deep longing to make that place our own home. THAT'S PORT WASHINGTON! Older than Milwaukee; set gem-like in deep vales, surrounded by seven hills like the famous city of Rome, so that it is known as "the little city of seven hills," With wonderful history; vistas unsurpassed anywhere in the world; climate of Heaven's own choicest; it is a place for any man or woman who wants the best out of life to call for any one who seeks to combine business with constant pleasure TO LOCATE for family joy, for young folks to grow up and take big places in the world's work for ANYBODY WO RTH WH ILE Just a thought to ponder over: Little Old Ozaukee county, of which Port Washington is the county seat, has placed more bright boys and girls high on the world's honor roll of DOERS than any like section in all the world, and that's a fact! Don't you want to come here and be one of us? Written by Albert Douglas Bolens for the Port Washington Advancement Association GUIDE BUYERS ft I i I 1 I I I I I I i i 1 i i I I 4 i I I 1 Ks4 vS4 These Representative Firms Desire the Patronage of Chronicle Readers ress Shoe Shop 553 TWELFTH STREET Trf D.

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