The Sentinel, v.057 no. 09, 1925

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4934-36 Broadway
Phones: Edgewater 7674-7675
3111 W. Roosevelt Road
Phone: Lawndale 1153
All funerals conducted with dignity and in accordance with traditions
SINCE 1884 we hav'e maintained a standard dignified srrice.
Our price is as near cost as possible.
Proper Care is Given to the Smallest Details.
:J. WEINSTEIN & SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
3684 Roosevelt Rd. Phone Van Buren 2700-1-2
2123 W. Division St. " Humboldt 7795
4437 Broadway Sunnyside 7500
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Barnett, George-Beloved brother
of Joseph, Flora Lughoff, late Mose
and Benjamin Barnett. Funeral from
chapel, 4649 Prairie avenue, to Free
Sons cemetery, Waldheim.
Berkson, Pescha Gittle - Beloved
wife of the late Jacob Berkson, fond
mother of Isaac E., Mrs. C. K. Cohn,
Isador, Mrs. L. Jacobson, Gustave E.
and Mrs. Nathan Haffensberg; sister
of Hanshel Schiff and Mrs. Harry
Efroymann. Funeral from her late
reside.'ice, 5729 Calumet avenue, to
Oakwood.
Ginsberg, Betsy-Nee Levinski, Feb-ruary
17, at her home, 1425 South
Ashland avenue. Loving wife of
Isaac, fond mother of Mrs. Max Ros-enbaum,
Centerville, Ia.; Dr. J L.,
Reuben, William and Sadye. Funeral
from Piser's chapel, 3111 West Roose-velt
road, to Bnei Moshe cemetery,
Waldheim.
Schoenberg, Shale-Beloved father
of Elias, Benjamin, Leo, Mollie Lev-inson,
Carrie Cohn. Funeral from
chapel, 1403 South Crawford avenue.
MRS. HERMAN CONHEIM DIES
NEW YORK (J. T. A.)-Mrs. Her-man
Conheim, known under the pen
name of Martha Morton, playwright
and novelist, died at the age of sixty
at her home in New York City. She
suffered a heart attack several days
ago which resulted in her death.
She was born in New York City
October 10, 1865, and was educated
in the public schools and at the nor-mal
college. Among her contributions
to the drama are "Helen," the "Refu-gee's
Daughter," "The Merchant,"
won the Pulitzer Prize in 1888, and
included William Faversham in a lead-ing
role. A novel, "Val Sinestre," by
Martha Morton has just been pub-lished
and another is on the press.
In August, 1897, she was married
to Herman Conheim, the treasurer of
the Palestine Foundation Fund.
AMSTERDAM UNIVERSITY AP-POINTS
PROFESSOR OF
SEMITICS
THE HAGUE (J. T. A.)-Dr. J. L.
Palache was appointed professor of
Semitics and interpretation of the Old
Testament at the University of Am-sterdam.
MONUMENTS
Mausoleums or Headstones
Erected anywhere by the old and reliable
CHAS. G. BLAKE CO.
Will be correct and durable. Free Booklet.
721, 108 S. La Salle St. Main 0115
Works, Ellis and 67th St. Fairfax 9876
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT TO
ADMIT REFUGEES
MONTREAL (J. T. A.)-The con-cession
granted to the Jewish Colon-ization
Association by the Canadian
Government to admit to the Dominion
5,000 refugees stranded in various
European ports, withdrawn several
months ago, was reinstated. This was
made known after a committee, con-sisting
of Lyons Cohen, S. W. Jacobs,
member of Parliament; A. Levine and
H. Wolofsky was received by the
Canadian Deputy Minister of Immi-gration.
Seventeen hundred will be admitted
to complete the allotted quota of
5,000. Preference will be given to
relatives of immigrants who are al-ready
residing in Canada.
.1~ Memorials
Perpetuate Memory
An Appropriate Memorial is the
Last Tribute of Respect to the
Departed
Consult us about the designing
of your Memorial Now
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AVE. FOREST PARK, ILL.
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Beautitul View in Jewisn aection of noseniii cemetery, uicago
Family Lots-large or small-in Jewish section in
Rosehill Cemetery, all under perpetual
care at reasonable prices.
ROSEHILL CEMETERY CO.
MAIN OFFICE CITY OFFICE
5800 Ravenswood Ave. 1617 First National Bank Bldg.
Edgewater 0714 Randolph 5340
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