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New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
SOME AGED PROVERBS.

u ong range weather forecasts, based upon as
tronornicaI events or upon the appearance OF me
heavenly bodies. cannot stand the test Of verih-
ca+f-n saws Professor Edward B. Garriott, IN
Weather Folklore published by the government
weather bureau. Neither can it be shown lha'
the actions Of animals. birds and fish or the con-
diilon OF plant life, give evidence Of other than
rreser. or past weather conditions; and long range
weather forecasts based upon the condition of the
weather on certain days have for. a basis super
stitlcn and ignorance
Among the popular sayings which are more OF
less correct are the following:
MaoeFF seales AIS. and nd mares ;as .s91t tstl'
Enough blue sky in the northwest 10 make
scotcHrnan a jacket is sign Of approaching clear
weather"
yfPas W n; red red 72e t2eee ears dT fis ss way:
@ gf eis +,7 down Say ram sRd upon rP95Has his head
When it IS evening ye say it will be fair weather.
,ar the sky Is red. and in the morning it will be
foul weather to-day for the SKY is red and lower
ing-St. Matthew.
when the clouds rise in terraces Of white. soon
will the country Of The corn priests be pierced with
the arrows q rain-Zrn Indians.
Everything is lovely and the goose honks high
wild geese fy high in pleasant Weather and
low in bad weather
Bees viii not swarm before near storm"
smoke falls TO the ground preceding rain"
Men work better eat more and sleep sounder
when the barometer is high"
do business with r1en when the wind is from
, sae westerly: for then the barometer is high
A change in the barometer Of inch in TWEEN
u four hours which is not uncommon, means
s1cnxe Of about one-half ton in the weight Of the
atmosphere sustained by the average human body,
Kays Professor Garrett Therefore il is not strange
that the physical organism Of FINALS and men
should respond the variations Of pressure.
Aches. pains and nervousness IN humans and rest
less behavior on the part Of animals may be part
ly attributed to low. rapidly decreasing atmcs-
pheric pressure that precdes and attends storm
periods. Birds fly high with high barometer be-
cause then the air IS heavier and denser, and has
more sustaining capacity Breathing is easier when
the air IS dense
Many hoIneIy forecasts Of rain based on the
effects Of the humidity of the air preceding vet
weather Thus
Horses sweating in the stable is a sign Of rain.
Doors and windows are hard to shut in damp
weather
Flies sting and troublesome than usual
before rain.
Salt increases in weight before rain.
II metal plates and dishes sweat, it is sign Of
bad weather-PIny
when the locks turn damp in the scalphouse
surely viii rain--American Indians.
Tobacco becomes moist guitar strings shorten,
ropes tighten. rheumatic people complain Of more
than ordinary pains quarries Of stone and slate
show a moist exudation from the stones the per-
drains, bitches and dunghills offensive
before raj
Sensitive plants contract their leaves and bios
SONS before rain.
when the mountain moss is soft and limpld ex-
peet rain.
Lamp wicks crackIe. candles dim. SCOT falls
o"wn and smoke descends before rain.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

is over the greater inclusive problem OF tne Mature
of life-whether that be mechanical OF spo"
taneous" II II is proved that man Is Haoii
the turnip cannot hope to be endowed WIN d" -.
telIect; but IL is better than ilidci =
vegetables have a chance 20 regain their oio at
tributes which made them so attractive
In support of the intelligence theory 1t may oe
cited that plants constantly move ABOUT e@0o1e
when they sleep, avoid obstacles at a distance e"
their roots unerringly after water reach ioi ~
port with their tendrils shut their leaves "'0
touched slant their leaves to avoid excessive sun
light, and sometimes smell ana reach al'0i
food like beasts OF prey.
There are five hundred species of carniVorous
plants A tree II is recorded. accidentally PlAi'eu
in an oak crotch sent down Its root 70 the slOuiA
and tho root divided eighteen inches aDoVe Slo.o
so as TO get over II on either side Apparently tiie
root solved the problem OF lodging the stone loot
and half before reaching IL The colored hyorid
nlcotianas open their petals In the day. as II aware
that their hues would be wasted on the insecuesS
dark hours when the white variety Is open ING
adult blue gum tree Of Australia turns us raves
edgewise to the zenith avoid the screening neat
of the sum- while the young shaded tree saves t'SA
this exer.on Many plants have rhythmic sway
ing movement in their sleep Electric hsht stops
their movements and produces an injurious IN
somnia A plant compelled to keep awake looks
pale and tagged. out
The different sleeping hours OF plants have eha-
bIed botanists to construct flower CLOCKS 4"e
morning glory opens at dawn; the goats beard
-,ses at sun-up and goes to bed at noOn the white
,vater nIv closes its flowers at sunset and SINKS
below water for the night Plants respond 10 tho
light and continue to bend toward II haIt an noun
after the light is withdrawn just as the human
eve retains an after-image Of illumination Inc
Ioveinakng of flowers does not seem impossible
when the males of the parnassia are seen aIter-
nately to approach and recede from the females IN
bf,y
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

repute and sobriety responsible for the issue
Of plant intelligence. which especially i'm
portant IN a Presidential campaign year when
millions of voters are accused OF having intelli-
gence. Professor Francis Darwin of the Illus
trious dscoverer of evolution started ball roll
ing at q recent meeting OF the British Association
in Dublin when he declared that plants respond to
touch Ike animals. have memory develop habits
and exercise much free will any anti-Cal-
whist
Next Professor Harold Wager. well known
botanist of London, came along. asserting that
the outer skins of many leaves act eyes. which
focus the rays OF light the interior of the leaf
and carry impression to the plant brain. The
lenses Of the vegetable eyes he says. ac-
curate that photographs can be taken by
cf them. Photographs of men and landscapes,
lensed by plant eyes. were exhibited by Professor
Wager.
These allegations and the differences from them
denied by DR.. W. 4. Murrl. of the New
York Botanical Gardens. and by Albert + Woods
pathoIogist and Psychologist of the bureau plant
industry Of the Department of Agriculture at
Washington. There is yet time for several hundred
American and European scientists TO take sides
in the controversy and to assert that they mis-
understood by the public and misrepresented by
the 1t must be said the question ticklish
and technical When scientists likely TO get
in fur flying mix-up over mere definitions the
wise layman retreats beyond the ropes. Yet there
a aumber OF interesting facts which may be
appreciated by average minds.
THE LOVES OF PLANTS"
There doubt OF plant Intelligence from
the days Of the poet Homer until the scientists of
the nineteenth century did away with the last
vestiges of anthropomCrphism. Science in wrath
full reaction against the miraculous banished all
poetical conceptions sent wood nymphs and dryads
to Coventry and established the universe on rigid
mechanical and business lines The laughing
grain. the weeping willow and the modest violet
were consigned TO the limbo OF nature fakes
eo-Darwinians blushed to think that Erasmus
grandfather OF Charie. Narwin. wrote about The
Loves of Plants, stating that in love-in- the-nist
,'the tail females bend down to their dwarf hus-
bands
reaction gradually came about, however owing
to the exhaustive botanica! researches Of such men
as Nol, Haberlandt and Nemec The simple me-
chanical explanations not found sufficient TO
account for the complex phenomena OF plant life
Startling similarities between animal and vege,able
organisms were discovered. Professor Haberlandt
published in 1904 his discovery of plant eyes thus
antedating the recent announcement of Professor
Wager. Perhaps the present difference of opinion
is not SO much over the intelligence Of plants a IL
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
SOME AGRICULTURAL SAWS.

When the stars begin to huddle
The earth will soon become a puddle.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

FOR sale exchange for a small farm 10 to
20 acres room cottage; pantry. bath and
out5Htidings: lot l00xl10; a nice home. near
car line; nc ageDts. c. STORM. r. +. d. No.
]. box 2d3. Fruitvale. Alameda co. Cal.
LOTS. IS per month; no interest no taxes CO.
ment sidewalks: street work done: on sc car
line: positively nothing like them on this side
Of the bay Central Realty Co, 27iz Fruit
vale ay., Frultrale
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
FRuITvALE RIAL EsTATE

CENTRAL REALTY Co.. Pip FruitYale av.
Special Bargains: A beautiful 4 room cottage.
needed: s. 200. Make offer,
rooms and bath; lot s5x2O0: $3.50 cash.
rooms; fruit. berries. chicken houses etc. I:
beautiful place; special erer for a few days,
$500.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
IAYNAScE REAI. ESTATE COMPANY,
4GO-462 Sth ST.. Oakland.
rEER Considered

OFFER CONSIDERED
81 7.50o-Modern 10 room house on fringe Of bust
ness center Convenient TO i4th St and
Kew Route depots: $1,000 mortgage ogneT
needs money. Must be sold
o. Is. VALUE
s., ,0eo-10 room house: barn windmill, tank, ce-
uent walks: lox133; room for another
house: near Key Route. s. r. r. b. ana
Santa Fe stations; 81, ,T50 bank loan, Fine
for exRressnlan -
81 750-Gcod cottage, roems; 50x106t lano
worth the money; 5000 mortgasss: be-
tween Brosdway and Market ST.
SPECIAL VALUE
81 .65n-Iot 52xI00 street work and sidewalk
complete; opp, land held at $40 IT: fine
renting or selling location; all good build
iags in block; near Telegraph avenue and
GOOD FOR THE MONEY
$2,609-Cottage. years old; bath, high base
ment: 51xfI2; north side; needs about 500
expended TO put IN first class Shape; 3
blocks from Key Route station; $500 cash.
GET a HOMIE
ss5o-sunnv lot. 40xl12; street work complete,
near earlines; easy terms.
SUPERB CORNER
So 500-NW. corner 52:6x150; street work done:
fine eminence, with charming unobs structed
view; no finer location In Oakland city
EXTRA SIZE LOT
81, ,25o-within 3 minutes ride Of 18th and
Broadway; 56x280; gentle slope; severed
win go TO so It in near future. Can't
miss ii this.
STORES AND FLATS
Sc. .25o-Afain erosstown business st; . stores
fat and room cottageS rents $T3; near
local station; balf cash
LAYMANcE REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
460-462 Sth st, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
nERkELEr REAL EsTATE
ARTISTIC AND NEW HONE
IN BEAUTIFUL BERKELEY
pRTTr


IN BEAUTIFUL BERKELEY
PRICE S6.Su0
Tho owner for whom this house was built spared
ne expense 70 have every detail attractive, Of
the best construction and srraaged for the
greatest possible home comfort and cOuyen-
fence. as Il was intended fer bis permanent
home Tie exterior IS Of cedar shingles and
Is sIistiHetiy apart from OtleF houses in design
ana treatment On the first floor is spacious
entire with high paneled walls. the paneling
extending 70 the upper hall. the living room
extending across the entire front Of tie house
with ouen fireplace built in bookcases; I'M
Usually large dining room with breakfast room
inClenOok. high paneling, large open fireplace
sd huilr n bE1er; large buffers pantry,
kitchen Laundry and st0reroom- with sl con-
reuiences: toilet and bath, garage IN The yard;
hardwood foors throughout; On ID floor are 3
elsmhers. the front and rear ones extending
scross the width Of the house with extra
lavat0ry between; built IN window seats; house
faces cast, west and south. with unusual
number of windows and has from dawn 20
sunset combination fixtures specially designed
ana IN pr0fnsion: lot 45xlz5- only minutes
nssy walk from Ashby OF Dwight way stations
rf Southern PacIfc OF Key Route; 1 block
s-nn Sbsttuck sv. and blocks from Telegraph
az electric lines; 10 minutes walk 10 the
university. Apply 10 owner On the premises.
2sl1 Fulton 81.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
ELMHURsT REAL EsTATE

IS LOTS on Jones av.. Elmhursf. near WesterE
Pacific and Southern Pacific stations. > blocks
from electric cars. s.. 600. terms, 5000 cash
balance on mortgage; these lots a bargain
price is about 4 what Is asked on adjoining
property. HUNT & 0STEYEE. 1870 Suttel
ST =
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

TAILoRs AND RENovAToRs
ALBERT JOHNSON. fine tailoring: suits made
order. ladies' and gents garments eleana
pressed and repaired. 622 18th St. OakIan
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
OAKLAND PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED-Good Oakland property, improved or
unimproved. in exchange for highly improved
ranches in California; also have good income
property In Oakland 70 exchange for vacant
property in Oakland Berkeley. Apply at once
ta D. r MINNEY. 40 11th St. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
BERKELEY REAL EsTATE-Con
HAROLD HAVENS.
2Il5 SHATTUCK AV..
RrD

BERKELEY.
OFFICE OPEN sUNDAys-e UNTIL O'CLOCK
S95O-An cash takes this beautiful lot, which
IS easily worth SLIGO; in that newly
built section OF North Berkeley near the
Grove st. cars; easy walking distance TO
trains: size Of lot 41xl35: the opportun-
tiles 10 purchase under Sl,Vuo IN TINS 10
caiity are few and far between Now is
y0ur timei
81 .6oo-Iscated on a fne street near the Clare
mont Key Route station aud carlines
in g restricted residence park; fine homes
On all sides; size 4ox13o; remember this
price IS way low.
ranged 10 suit; We present this bargain
hoping you appreciate what a fine chance
Il is 10 get a full sized Elmwocd park lot
tJ0xl32l at a very low price, south side
q Russell St near College av- cars Look
for cur sign.
mont PARK station OF Key Route; new
homes being constructed now in this block
work: VIII sell 50 feet at same price per
front foot. This is fine.
HOMES
s.. .4o0-Just being completed; ) rooms and high
basement fne finish throughout; plenty Of
sun. the frontage being toward the sonth;
size Of lot 40Xl04; near the new Washing
ton school and 1 block 10 Telegraph sv.
ears: easy walking distance to Key Route;
sio00 cash. balsnee may be paid in
monthly instsllmenfs.
IS, 600 cash. 81 Joo balance 10 suit; room house
on Stuart St just east of Telegraph
bedrooms very artistic inside and cut;
a visit 10 this locality viii convince you
that this Is the best for the meney; size
Of lot 40x65.
81, ,5Oo-A hnely built house. . stories rooms,
bedrooms. very large bathroom. expos
ure toward the east; large let. oYxls.i' IS
On Regent ST. nesr Russell; enough TO De
scrihe locality: s., so mortgage can remain
If desired. This Is very reasonable
price for such q comfortable home.
FOR RENT
Something Worth Looking At
S6o-Unfurnished: . rooms; fne finish: large
porehes; grand location.
-Unfurnished. IL rooms; polished noors
~ west front: in select part Of Berkeley
near the hills south Of University.
SS0-Furnished rooms and den; near UNI
yersity; near trains 10 city; good furniture.
Si50-FuFnished Il rcoms: large grounds
stables: cows; in Claremont near the
new hotel.
HAROLD HAVENS.
PHONE BERh- 42SJ-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09


lof z,xIeT. street work, sidewalks. elee-
rricffr etc: smsil amount down, balance
r. soo"Ile.i5eed from $500 FOR quick sale; a
& room > story boase. east q Telegraph;
everything modern and mp 70 date big
e o0o-s room artistic bungalow. east Of
College and within one block Of Cisremont
KEY Route Just completed.
A. 0n1-k swell s room story house. situated
on ClaremOnt property. near Key Route;
win take lot as part payment
e. -oa /. rsors cottage high basement. in North
Eserkeiey; lot sGx135; blocks from South
ern Pacific; barn ~ rear
= r.a9rv st. - T. 2t0J ShaftDck ay.. Berkeley
Phone kear4y I724. Phone Berkeley Ss1-
A snap.
-. t's-s- --s den. 3 large bedrooms upstairs.
s-4F .rnr max b. used bedroom. hfsl- second
kteaes: parior and dialng ss s-s .-, n.sson M
- .-ar.s- f-o solid brass electrical fixtures.
east frentsee side entrance lol .yAs-S aeet'
dne lawn. fine garden, nice NvoasAeo. every
fTinr fto very best; hOuse nearly rev; ~
fIl..is IN Key Route and :. ?. depots: 3 car
lines within . blocks; surrounded y al new
r.--,.,a--+r. rr,st IL sold: have refused $500
vii be sold for $500 cash; no agent neeo ap-
ply. VIII lease the propeTts i'm eesei 4 year ~
al So per month vti-S Dvue s1' I-ss On
Sis. ssuth Berkeley eaL
7RWTN's BEST BUYS
e. go -o.'-, cottage east of Grove 81. and
CLOSE 10 Ashby station; $50 cash and easy
rlorfhlv uarmpufS. fZll-l
g. -za-s'sfrere II 4 rooms and hath. close 10
Soush Berkeley station; 500 cash and
So per month"; t-loSf
S3.C9o-New aBd modern room eossIa&ee, & close close
80 this station lot 4oxloSs SisVSv @ s1sn
and casy monthly installmentE tzl52l
& fs0-fslrsl basement cottage, containing 9
good roon1s on lot 4exlOo, $l-v.O essn 2ne
balance easy monthly payments fzl60l
IL d 1RNl<.
1884 Adeline s. near Aieatraz az,
south Berkeley. Cal
500
g-se- .nS so ,,er month srfl secure large. al
ruos+ new room residence IN very desirable 10
ce4ion fI,svr Shattuck. aud within > minutes OF
Eer Roure station. lot is 50xI25. west front 4
irrrc hefroome modern throughout = large base
meat. bargain at $4,000. but can be bought for
s. A HUTlTS. zI27 Center St
Eerkeier. Ca5
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

BIRDSAII4 & CRAIG COMPANY,
21s5-S7 SHATTUCk AVENUE.
SOME GREAT BARGAINS II BERKELEY
BEST RESIDENCE SECTION
Ss 25o-5 r cottage. Oregon stu lot 4UKl59
s.. .o0e-5 7. cottage In oakiawn --.- lot 4lNluV
s.. 500 T. bungalow. Webster St. lot 431ls9
6.o9i-6 T. house. Derby M. College. lot 49x ~
s.. 600 T. house. Derby TT. Piedmont. lot 43xlo1
s.. 75o-7 ? house. Elmweod PARK lot 49x -
$. eps-s r. house. College Derby lot bOxl2o
81 80 5 T. fats rented for S45 per mo-
LOTS-LOTS-L0TS.
s900-Prinee. \. side. east Telegraph. 25xloo
g 000-Alcatrsz. 5. side. east Telegraph 3iN lLi
$375-Aoulton nr Claremenr Key Route 4lxl& =
s. l0o-Osk Ridge. Clarem9nt, LOT -, blk k.45iSll2
s. .5o0-C ClaremOut Park nr. North Gate. 5tXloi !
All sb0ve houses are first class, some brand
: new. the others from TO two years old The
lots are all barxaIns All selected from our ex-
tensiTe list the very best we hare. Easy
terms in every particular
Branch Office ClaFeLnont and College avs
Both Offices open Sundays.
BIRDSALL & CRAIG COMPANY
21S5-S7 SHATTUCK AVENUE,
BERKELEY
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

FOR sale or rent-I0 room house. BATH toilets
corner; sunny: first class. on llth ay-: easy
terms See owner 1854 Franklin ST.
A FINE new modern ) room cottage and room
cottage in rear: price $500 MOORE & CADY.
ass 10th st. Oakland.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-21

eighty, left $1,000 to each of the fol-
lowing institutions: Pacific Hebrew
Orphan Asylum and Home Society.
the Eureka Benevolent Society Of San
Francisco, the First Hebrew Benevo-
lent Society of San Francisco, the
Mount Zion Hospital and the Masonic
Home of Decoto, California. TO the
children of his niece Mrs. Lottie In
mergluck, of New Jersey, he ieft $1O,-
600; to his brother-in-law, Herman
Solomon of New York, $1,000; to his
nephew, Charles Jacob, of New York.
$4,000; to his niece, Gussie Badt, OF
New York, 81 900; to his niece, Sarah
Funkenstein, of New York. 81 900;
and to the daughters of his niece, Ag-
gle Davis, $50 each. The residue of
the estate is divided among the above
mentioned relatives pro rata. in the
same proportion as mentioned in the
requests.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-21
MEMPHIS,

The roster of the Young Mems He.
brew Association was increased Tues
day night last by the addition of lis
members. This is the result of mem
bership campaign which has been in
progress for three weeks 1t was the
desire of the committee to b,,ild up
the association. and the new members
are all of the most prominent Jews i'm
Memphis. The efforts of the commit
tee will not cease. but il is expected
that this record will be kept M until
the association has roster in keeping
with the size and Importance of this
city. With the addition of the new
members the local association has Il
total roll of 279. The organizations
owns a site worth $4,000 at Dunlap
and Madison. on which there is still
owing only $1,000. 1t is planned to
commence the erection of fifty thou
sand dollar building during this year.
if this is found to be practicable. The
following membership committee de-
serves credit for the work i'm the cam
paign so successfully closed: Abe
Cohen. chairman: Ruben Stiifel. vice
chairman: c. j. llaase. Simon Levi.
l.. Goodman. Charles Meyers. Ed
Goldsmith. Clarence Froehlich. Albert
Picard and H. B. Bauer.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-21
SAN FRANCISCO.

A meeting of the California Auxil-
iary of the Jewish Consumptive Re
lief Society was held on Wednesday.
the 10Th inst. The reports of all the
subcommittee were very encourag
ing. and Mr.. Jerome II. Kann. chair
man of the ball committee. compli-
mented the committees for their eff
cient work The aim of the ball com
mittee is to raise 81 900 for the cause.
Levi Schilling. wealthy wool mer-
chant who died last week at the age of
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-21
NEW ORLEANS.

Congregation Touro Synagogue has
broken ground for new temple to
cost $4,000 or $1,000 The site
is st. Charles avenue. corner of Bcr-
lin street. and il is believed that. while
the cditicc will not be strictly com
pietcd by the coming Rosh lloshonah.
September 26th. it will be sufficiently
under way To hold services therein.
DIR. |. l.. Leucht is rabbi of the con-
grcgation. Leonard Krowcr is the
president and David Levy chairman
of the building committee.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-21
NEW YORK.

David Warficld will play Shylock
in "Thc Merchant of Venice when
he appears in London under the man
agement of David Bclasco
The will of the late Leopold Wal
lach. head of the firm of Wallach 4
Cook. who died on January 9th last.
filed for probate Monday. was very
brief. merely stating that he left
everything to his wife. Theresa Wal
lach. Besides his widow. \. \. Cook.
Maximillian Morgenthau. Jr.. and
MyrOn |. Borg were named rs cXecu-
tors. The value of the estate was
given as more than $4,000 each both
for real and personal property
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-21
PITTSBURG.

Mr.. \. Lippman, president of Do
deph Shalom Congregation. gave a
banquet at Hotel Schenley Monday
night to the trustees of the congrega-
tions. members of the committee who
had in charge the building of the tenn
pie. and few other members who
We're active in furthering the welfare
of the congregation.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-21
PHILADELPHIA.

Beth Israel Congregation. at Thir-
ty-second street and Montgomery ave-
nue.. dedicated its new synagogue last
Sunday. Rabbi Marvin Nathan is in
charge Those who participated in
the ceremonies were Rabbis j. III.
Landau, Joseph Krauskopf, j. NJ.
Asher of New York. and Max Herr
berg.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-21
CINCINNATTI.


The will of the late Solomon W..
Levi was probated last Monday. To
the National Jewish Hospital for Con-
srmptives. of which he was vice
president. Mr.. Levi leaves $4,000: to
the United Jewish Charities. the Jew
ish Orphan Asylum, Cleveland; the
Opthalmic hospital. each $1,000; to
the Hebrew Union College. the Jew
ish hospital, the Home for Jewish
Aged and Infirm, the Colored Orphan
Asylum. the Children s Home. each
$500. The residue of the estate. which
is approximately estimated at $780,
600. goes twO-thirds to the widow.
Mrs. Anna Levi. and one-third of the
remaining third to his sister, Jean
nette Moos, the remaining two-thirds
Of the remainder to the children of
his sisters. Mrs. Simon Hir;ch and
Mrs. Louis S. Levi. in equal portions
The will was drawn January 30. 1907.
and names the widow. Louis S. Levi
and Joseph a. Magnus. executors.
Memorial services on the annivcr.
sary of the death of DR.. Moses Mel
Ziner were held in the Hebrew Union
College chapel last Saturday.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-21
NEW HAVEN.

The congregation of Temple Mish-
kan Israeli in New Haven. Connec
ticut. has voted leave of absence to
DR.. David Levy. their rabbi. DR.. Levy
is to take trip to the South. During
his absence Professor Isaacs of New
York University will take charge of
the temple.