Baltimore.
The program of the Daughters of Zion of Baltimore for the season 1905-6 will be issued to the societies within the month. This program, besides containing a plan for every meeting of the society up to June of next year, contains also a list of subjects for debates, essays and lectures; and also a list of books suitable to a Zionist library. These lists were prepared under the direction of Dr. S. Benderly of Baltimore. The Daughters of Zion of Baltimore are also working out a plan for the formation of groups of children, called the Herzl Children. As soon as this plan has been tested, it will be communicated to all the women's societies.
Bellaire, O.
Through the efforts of Messrs. H. Rosan and H. D. Emerman, a sum of $12.80 was donated to the National Fund.
By H. Rosan: N. Feinberg, $1.30; D. Moligevo, $1.00; Rubin Bros., $1.00; H. Rosan, $.50; H. Lebow, $.50; L. Duga, $.50; Mr. & Mrs. S. Lippman, $.50; A. Sternberg, $.25; G. Mogilevo, $.25; M. Duga, $.25; D. Banov, A. H. Lipshitz, L. Mendelson, Golus, each $.25 each.
By H. D. Emerman: H. D. Emerman, $.50; H. Zazepinsky, M. Swartz, A. Belsky, L. Jacobs, B. Rudner, Sh. Levitt, S. Kerner, N. Philips, J. Philips, H. Mendelson, S. Sabu'sky, S. Emerman, J. Offengender, R. Martin, I. Lubelsky, L. Vatar. A. Segsmund Margulies, each $.25. Total, $12.80.
Bradford, Pa.
The Rishon L'Zion Society, of Bradford, Pa., held its annual election on Oct. 19th. The following officers were chosen: President, Rev. J. Slick; Vice-President, B. Epstein; Treasurer, H. Cohen; Secretary, S. Orange; Executive Committee: M. Rubinowitz, S. Werthman, L. M. Kreinson, S. Brosman and I. Rosenthal.
Cincinnati, O.
The following officers have been elected by the Cincinnati Zionist Society: Presi-
dent, Mr. Meyer Lesser; Vice-President, Dr. Max Schloesinger; Cor. Recorder, Miss R. F. Isaacs; Financial Recorder, Miss M. Maneshewitz; Treasurer, Miss N. Hershman; Orator, Mr. Max Reichler; Editor, Nathan T. Isaacs.
Cleveland, O.
The Zionist Council of Cleveland inaugurated its new home and library on Sunday, Oct. 29th. Rabbi Margolis, President of the Zionist Council, was the chairman of the occasion. Assistant Police Prosecutor Levine delivered a stirring address on Zionism. Miss Stashauer, eleven years of age and Master Klein made little speeches in Hebrew. Addresses were also delivered by Dr. S. E. Bernstein and Mr. Abraham Kolinsky.
Mr. A. Kolinsky, Deputy of the Cleveland Zionist Council, and a generally very active Zionist has been nominated for the office of State Representative, and elected by a tremendous majority.
Dayton, O.
A young people's society has recently been organized here, with Mr. Martin Bruson as president and Miss Tahl as secretary. Dr. Hilf and Mr. Feinberg spoke on Zionism at a meeting held by this society. Judging from the response of the audience, only success is to be predicted for the new organization.
Louisville, Kentucky.
The Mebhassereth Zion Society, the Daughters of Zion, and the Young Men's Zion and Literary Society of Louisville, Ky., celebrated the Simchath Beth Hashoevo at the Anshei Sfard Synagogue on Wednesday evening, Oct. 18th. The novelty of the occasion and the popularity of the Zionist affairs in this city brought a large and select audience. Rabbi Zarchy opened the proceedings by explaining the significance of the festivity and its national importance. Dr. Louis N. Dembitz and Mr. S Schapinsky delivered short addresses, the latter giving some of his impressions of the