THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

"Give MORE Than Your Share"

Slogan Adopted by War Relief Committee to Be Hammered
Home to Detroit

The Detroit Committee for the Re-
lief of European Jews has adopted as
the slogan of its forthcoming cam-
pa i g n : "Give MORE than Your
Share!" The slogan explains in
graphic manticr the urgent nature of
the relief work, as well as the re-
sponse which is expected of every
CWCSS
Jew andj
i in Detroit.
"It is not enough that you do your
share," said David A. Brown, chair-
man of the local committee. is
not even enough that you do more
than you have ever done before! The
big, outstanding, crying need for re-
lief demands that you outdo every
previous effort—that you do MORE

than your share! We can be sure of
relieving the terrible conditions by
no other means!"
It is announced by the publicity
committee of the campaign that every
newspaper in Detroit will co-operate
in the work of furthering the cause,
and that moving picture theaters, and
a well-organized speakers' bureau will
likewise assist in the work of ex-
ploitation.
It is hoped to make the publicity
campaign so far-reaching in its scope
that no man, woman or child will fail
to learn of the urgent need of co-
operation,

DISCUSS WAYS AND MEANS OF
RAISING RELIEF FUND.

turc for the purpose of raising funds
for the war be discouraged until af-
ter the present campaign is concluded.

Communal Leaders Speak at Meeting
of Officers of Jewish Organiza-
tions. Plan Vigorous
Campaign.

CCRRECTIONS IN LIST OF
CONTRIBUTORS TO RE-
LIEF FUND.

Representatives of 50 of the Jewish
organizations of Detroit gathered to-
g- ether last Sunday afternoon at Shaa-
rey Zedek Synagogue to discuss ways
and means of furthering the work of
war relief in Detroit.
Speeches were made by the chair-
man, David A. Brown, Rabbi Leo M.
Franklin, Rabbi A. M. Hershman,
Fred M. Butzel, J , Friedberg- , and
others
The outstanding feature of the
meeting was unquestionably the de-
sire on• the part of all the delegates
to co-operate to the fullest extent in
the tremendous task of raising a
quarter-million dollars in Detroit.
While the bulk of the amount to be
raised must naturally be secured from
the more wealthy members of the
community, the raising of funds in
smaller denominations is not to be
discontinued, and the People's Relief
Committee will collect its contribu-
tions as heretofore.
The request is made, however, that
amateur theatricals, dances, bazaars,
and other enterprises of similar na-

The Detroit Committee for the Re-
lief of Jewish \\Tar Sufferers wishes
to apologize for the errors that were
contained in the final statement of
contributors to the fund of 1916 pub-
lished in The Jewish Chronicle last
week. The following corrections of
(rrors and omissions are made:
Correct
Name Address Amt.
I. Robinson, 134 Euclid W...$ 25.00
C. A. Finsterwald, 321 Wood- '
ward
50.00
Mr. Scheinman 100.00
Young. People's Society, Tem-
ple Beth El
500.00
Mr. Black, 92 Kirby W
40.00
Leo Butzel
500.00
Mrs. A. Engass, 141 Pallister 15.00
A. Epstein
25.00
Mrs. H. Fine
2.00
Herman Finsterwald, 108 Mas-
sachusetts
60.00
S. R. Frankel, Ann Arbor
1.00
Boris L. Ganapol, 25 Adelaide 100.00
Frederick Weinberg, 100 Bagg. 25.00
Milton Alexander, 101 Forest
East
50.00
Dr. R. R. Goldstone, Holden
Ave
50.00
Gerald I. May, 33 Westminster W.00
The committee will be pleased to
hear of any contributions not listed
or any errors made in last week's
list not appearing above.

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ROTTERDAM.—The "Naye Freie
Presse" reports that the infamous Rus-
sian spy„Azeff, is confined in one of the
Berlin prisons.
At the outbreak of the war he was
in Frankfort. whither he escaped to,
when fleeing from Paris, where the Rus-
sian Committee was looking for him.
The • Germans locked him up for the
good and welfare of the community.

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