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Opening of Sytiagog Bnai hracl
The grand opening of the.Synagog Bnai Israel was held on Sunday, August 27, 1922, at 257 Shaw Street, The meeting was called to order by Mr. M. Johnson, who, after a few introductory remarks, called upon the president, Mr. M. Ellenberg, to act as master of ceremonies.
The opening was provided with a good orchestra, the door being opened with the golden key by Mr. K. Herman. Afterwards, Cantor Saitz sang "Pishoo le Shari Zedeck," which resulted in loud applause. Rabbi Siegel gave the opening address in which he pleaded for unity and goodwill. Appeals were made on behalf of the synagog by Miss S. Ellenberg and Eli Bohnen (both children of the Synagog Talmud Torah), which were loudly applauded.
The officers�President M. Ellen-berg, Vice-President M. Layevsky, and Treasurer B. Vexler�were presented with 14k. gold watches as gifts of appreciation for their noble work. The address of presentation was read by Messrs. Johnson, Wilson, Bohnen, and Breslin.
Refreshments were served free. Quite a sum of money was realized. f
The sudcgfcl of the opening was largely due not only to the committee, which consisted of Messrs. Gruner, Gordon, Johnson, Breslin, Bohnen, KeJman, Keller and Smith, but to the hearty co-operation of a committee of the Independent Daughters of Israel, which consisted of Mesdames Breslin, Ellen-berg, Gruner, Vexler, Bohnen, Lagan, Cohen and Grandie, who worked hard to make things pleasant for the guests.
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NEW OBSTACLES TO EMIGRATING MARRIED WOMEN
Warsaw (J. P. A.)�Married women, who are seeking to rejoin their husbands in America, now have new difficulties in obtaining a visa of their passports.
If their husbands are not citizens, �they can not obtain a visa upon their passports, even though their brothers and sisters, who are citizens, send them the required affidavits.
The American consul declared that inasmuch as these women are not going to be with their brothers and sisters but with their husbands, the latter have no right to bring their wives to this country so long as they are not citizens themselves.
Jos. Kronick, Prop. M. H. Bernstein, Mfcr.
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On Sunday of this' weeir, Siegel of the Univer&ity Avvenup 'Synagog, returned from his vacation, which he spent with his parents at Chicago and �outh rUven, Michigan.
Rabbi Siegsl is rcorapleting his plans for the new season of congregational activities which begins early in October^ In addition to the activities sojeplendidly carried on in the past, new feature*, will be introduced to reach children of Sunday School1 age, the middleraged and elderly men of the congregation, as well as all intermediates. V
This Saturday, at the usual hour) Rabbi-Siegel will deliver a .sermon on the section of the week, Deuteronomy xvi, 1&�xxi, 9. His topic will be "The Pursuit of Justice."
ORION ^LBCTIONS
Elections were held at the Orion Club on Sunday, August 27, 1922/ The officers for the coming term are: President, Mr. C. Oelbaum; vice-president, Mr. L. Ceifits; treasurer, Mr. Mack Weyman; recording-secretary, Mr. S. Rubinoff; financial secretary, Mr. J. Caminsky; auditor, Mr. S. Rotish; marshal, Mr. H. Miller; constitution secretary, Mr. A. Ganz; social chairman, Mr. P. Gordon; athletic chairman, Mr. S. Oelbaum; literary chairman, Mr. H. Arnoff; property commissioner, Mr. N. Skolnick.
Installation of officers will take place at the club-rooms on Tuesday, September 5, at 8 p.m. sharp.
KIEV RETURNING TO "NORMALCY11
Revel (J. P. A.)�A Jewish merchant, newly arrived from Kiev, reports-^reviving life and vigor in the city of Kiev. Homes are being built, the streets are being paved again, trees and shrubbery are planted "once more, and the entire city is assuming again its prewar appearance. ;
KEHILLAH FUNDS MISSING: EXECUTIVE HEAD DEPOSED
Lemberg (J. P. A.)�The executive head of Rowarisko Kehillah has- been deposed, because he was suspected of complicity in the misappropriation of public funds to his private use. A searching investigation of this scandal is now under way.
REACTIONARIES IN LATVIA PREPARE NEW ATTACKS UPON RUSSIA
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