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THE TIMES: ITKEDAY, APT?.TT 23, 1920
JEWISH DRIVE
GREAT SUCOES
With every member of the Young
$&m.'a &a4 Young Women's Hebrew aa
CiatMm working hard to raise funds
Sot their new nome on Madison ave
nue, the first Jewish comnauity home
drive will no doubt prove successful
according to Max Cohen, chairman of
the drive. Large subscriptions have
been received during the past number
ot days. A large enthusiastic meet
ing greeted the workers and captains
last night when Joseph Berger, treas
urer of the association, announced the
results of the past week's subscrip-
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Is well known to the Jewish residents 1
in the city and the Jewish public can.
well be assured that the money han
dled in this drive Is In good hands:
Mr. Berger has been in business in
this city for a pood many years and
is active in all of the civic and fra
ternal movements in the city.
Joseph Zeigler, Attorney Henry
Greenstein, Attorney Samuel Plotkin
and Rev. Lederer, , were among the
speakers last night. Attorney Green
stein, in his address made last night,
said that Bridgeport Jewry is now
under reconstruction and that many
changes are exjrooted wtLen the new
community home will (become a real
ity. Max Cohen, chairman of the
drive, told the workers -and members
that every cent that is collected dur
ing the campaign is going towards
the building and said that the Young
(Mew's axpd Ycraiw? Women's Hebrew as
sociation drive is the first drive m the
city where no paid manager for the
driye conducted it. Mr. Cohen also
said that no money is expended for
swpsjers, entertainments and other well
known devices, where money is toeing
spent during a drive-, but every mem
ber and worker of the organizations
goes out and brings in his subscription
without gettinj any of these things
workers have been given during the
many drives that have occurred in
the city.
Attorney Solomon Badesch will be
"the principal speaker tomorrow night
at its meeting. The public is invited
to attend every meeting of the asso
ciation in its rooms, 181 State street,
and see the urgent need of a com
munity center for -the Jewish people
of the city. -
JOSEPH BERGER.
i tions. , He said that although there
are many 'obstacles In this drive, he is
, in a position to know that t". drive
will go over tbe top. Mr. Merger,
wbo is also the treasurer of the drive,
in some South and Central American
countries." . Announcemet was made
that elections for the first Republican
parliament would be held on June 8,
if the assembly passed the elections
law at once.
A bill providing the national presi
dent Is to be chosen by the people
and not parliament was passed by the
assembly.
OBJECTIONS TO
EXHUMATIONS
for that city last night, and EmUe
Gonde, socialist deputy, is making an
inquiry on his own account.
M. Simon said yesterday he might
Interpellate the government on th
subject if he found hygenio condi
tions at Brest were dangerous, but
laid emphasis on the fact that such
action would not imply any criticism
of the United States.
Working parties at Brest have been
baited several times m the last fei
days by urgent cablegrams from the
American "War Department, stating
that relatives of dead seamen had
changed their minds and now prefer
red their bodies should remain in
France, it is learned in American
sources here. .
Try The Times "Want Pagt
Paris, April 23 Objections of the
peojtle of Brfest to the exhumation
and shipment to the United States of
the bodies of American seamen and
marines who died there during the
war has led members of the chamber
of deputies to make investigations as
to the conditions- under which the
work is being done. Paul Simon, a
member of the chamber for Brest, left
'Jervoesitess
KEEP POLITICS
OUT OF ARMY
Berlin, April 22 Proposals to alter
the draft of the election law so as to
confer votes on soldiers during their
term of enlistment were voted down
in the national assembly today. The
four bourgeois parties voted solidly
against the plan.
Warnings against permitting poli
tics to "creep into the army" were
uttered by Herr G-essler, Minister of
Defense, and other speakers asserted
that if the vote was given soldiers
the army "might become a tool for
overthrowing the government, as it is
Put Vigor and Ambition in
to Run-Down, Tired
Out People
If you feel tired out, out of, sorts,
despondent, mentally or physically
depressed, and lack the desire to ac
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away.
If you work too hard, smoke too
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Dr. A. L. Fitch of No. 50 Cottage '
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The manufacturers of CINOT were
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There are many people today who
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Did you know that 3c is more
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this advance should go into effect April first; but
we will continue to sell them at old prices during this
week. We feel that everyone should know of this advance
before it takes place, in order to have a chance to make
this $5 saving.
A few weeks ago we told you to buy Rugs before they
went up; there was a wonderful Rug business done here ,
at the time, and every one who bought then made a Jnig
saving, and even at present prices you are going to get
in right as there is every indication of further advances.
We still have a limited number of GlenwoodCoal and
Gas Ranges, and Andes Combination Ranges to offer you
at old prices ; also a fair allotment of White Mountain Re
frigerators way below present value. You can't go wrong
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