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EZRAS NOSHEM SOCIETY
The Ezras N'oshem Society extend their thanks to the undermentioned young ladies for their untiring efforts at the recent bazaar, and also for the articles they have donated, for which the sum of $139 was realized. They are the Misses Mildred Siegel, Rose PCatz, Anna Adel, Mary Kaminker, Betty Mercer, Pearl Mercer, Eva Reinstein, Rose Brown and Ruth Kaufman.
THE FELIX CLUB
The Felix Club is making rapid progress in setting their club-rooms in order and will be ready to receive visitors shortly.
The Club's basketball team in the Y.M.H.A. league has won every game to date. In last Saturday evening s game thev defeated the Balfour team in a hard fought battle by a score of 21 to 20 after five minutes of overtime.
It is the intention of the club to embark on an extensive literary and social program as soon as their club-rooms are officially opened.
The social committee are  making^ preparations   for   their   fifth   annual dance, Friday, March 24.  Tickets may be obtained from the members.
JEWISH BOY LIFE COUNCIL
Mr. M. M. Cohen, president of the Jewish Boy Life Council, addressed two meetings on Sunday last, urging younjj men to take a course in the training for leadership of boys. He appealed to the "Lits" at the Y.M. & Y.W.H.A. rooms. Fourteen young men volunteered to assist in boy building. The Orioles, through their president, assured him of fifteen workers.
On Wednesday, Prof. Seton Thompson addressed the student mentors of the Council on Bird Life and how to interest and instruct young boys in birds.
There are now five camps established at Strathcona School. On Tuesday, January 31, clubs will be organized at the Ryerson School.
HO, BOYS ! !
The Jewish Boy Life Council invites all Jewish boys to join Boys' Clubs, starting at Ryerson School Annex Kindergarten, January 31, 7 p.m. sharp. Boys from nine to fifteen years of age only. Play and games. Good times. Heaps of fun, singing, stories, speeches by boys. Come and join us. Bring your gang. You will be entertained. Help entertain your friends. A good time for everybody.
PALESTINE DELEGATION TO VISIT TORONTO
Word has been received that the delegation sent to America by the Workers of Palestine will be present in Toronto on February 3, 4 and 5. The delegation is operating in America to secure support for the Palestinian Workers' Bank, now established and functioning in Palestine. This Bank is the basis of credit and financing of the extensive co-operative undertakings, industrial and commercial, launched and carried out by the Workers of Palestine.
The strength and unity of the Workers of Palestine is something unique in the sphere of Labor initiative. The establishment of this institution is one manifestation of their concentration of effort. It has already enabled the successful undertaking of many large enterprises. Roads and railways, under contract from the Government, have been and are being built by the Palestinian Workers, manufacturing and commercial interest brought into being and operation, colonizing and housing� all on a co-operative basis.
The extensive field available, the urgent need of instantly developing the resources of the country and organizing and co-ordinating its economic activities, the necessity of increasing productive capacity so that growth and expansion can follow�in short, the task of translating into an immediate and meaningful reality what till now bordered on the shores of the Ideal�call for greater financial means. A world-wide canvass is being made, and as part of this program, the Palestinian Workers' delegation has been sent to and has established itself on this continent
The campaign in America has set as its goal the disposing of $250,000 of shares, and the results of the activities for the few weeks that work has been in progress give assurance that the goal will be reached. In New York, the headquarters of the delegation, a strong and influential committee has been constituted under the name of the Palestine Workers' Bank Conference, in which the leading trades union and labor bodies, the Poala Zion and the Zionist and other National organisations are represented. Branch conferences similar to that of the central organization have been established throughout the American cities. These centers are now being toured by the delegation accompanied by Dr. J. L. Magnus, Treasurer of the Central Conference.
The Toronto Poala Zionists, in line with the activity elsewhere, have secured the org&nix&rioa of a Conference of
well-organized'Jewry. Delegates from 23 organizations, including trade unions, benevolent, sick benefit and Zionist societies, the Poala Zion, the Jewish National Workers' Alliance and the, Arbitering were present at the first meeting held at the Zionist Building on Monday, January 23. Following an opening address by Mr. I. Freimarj, the delegates established themselves as the Toronto branch of the Palestinian Workers' Bank Conference.
Mr. J. L. Cohen was elected chairman, and Me&nrs. H. Fabrikant and S, Katz, secretaries.    Arrangements were made for the receiving'of the delegation on its arrival and for a mass meeting to be held on Sunday evening, February 5.   The  presence at this meeting of of Mr. B. Kazenelson, Chairman of the visiting delegation, prominent in the Workers' movement in Palestine, will mean for the Toronto Jews an opportunity of receiving a direct and intimate account of the conditions and activities in Palestine.   The delegation will be accompanied by Dr. J. L. MagnuB or by Morris Rottenberg, the treasurer of the   American   Zionists'   organization and Congress candidate.   Committees were appointed to carry the arrangements into effect, and to secure further representation in the Conference.    A meeting will be held at the Zionist Institute on Monday evening, the 30th of January, when final plans for the activities of the visitors during their stay here, and for the launching and carrying on of the campaign in Toronto, will be completed.
This is the first official delegation sent by Palestinian Jews to Toronto. It brings home to us the progress that has been made. It is a touch of realism that will bring us still closer to the cause of our national Homeland. It will knit us to the very people who are devoting their energies and their intelligence as pioneers to the great task of upbuilding and re-creating. But no less will it serve to impress upon us our position in that great endeavor and the obligation that rests upon us. The response that will be made to the call of the Palestinian Workers will evidence how keenly we appreciate the nature of that obligation.
INTERMEDIATE AND JUNIOR "V TO HOLD FIRST LECTURE
The intermediate and Junior "Y" Circles will hold their first monthly lecture at Orde Street School, Saturday, January 28. Mr. H. W. Irwin, of Har-bord Collegiate, will deliver the lecture.
The musical program will be under the direction of the Ruth Circle.
WEEKLY DANCE AT SATURDAY
Weekly dances at the Y.M. & Y.W.H.A., are now on Saturday, beginning January 28, instead of Wednesday, as previously stated. All welcome.   Good music.   Popular prices.
SONS OF JACOB HOLD BENEFIT CONCERT
A successful concert was held at the National Theatre on January 17, under the auspices of the Sons of Jacob for the benefit of a sick family. The chairman of the evening, Mr. Brankstone, in a brief address, outlined the condition of the family. He thanked the ladies of the Ezras Noshem Society for their kind assistance of $100 donated from their private fund and also the ladies' auxiliary of the Sons of Jacob for their contribution of $100. The following artists contributed: Miss Sadie Rice Mr. Gold, Mr. Adaskin, Mr. Changfield and Madam Exler, Mr. Grafstein and Company played a sketch which they composed.
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