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CLIFTON aroma - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION
Vol. III. No. 9.
DETROIT. MICH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1918.
"TREFE"
ALL JEWS UNITED WHY JEWS ARE
TO THE KAISER! NEW YORK JEWS GO
FOR ARMY WELFARE
"OVER TOP" AGAIN
SAYS COL. CUTLER
FOR HUMANITY
JERUSALEM.
By Jehutials
I he New. York World received •
alie startling news limn its Petro-
hiail cart espondent regarding the Cu.
uprising itt the German army in
Chairman of National Jew.
ish Welfare Board Speaks
Here Thursday Noon.
OUTLINES CAMP WORK
$1,000,000 Fund Being
Raised in Nation, Detroit's
Share is $25,000.
That the great world conflict now
raging is in fact a struggle for the
liberation of democratic influences in
which former prejudices and artificial
distinctions are being obliterated, and
that the Jew is taking his part in this
struggle in ever increasing numbers,
distr ct. According to this
o.meents tit, a certain Boris Rein
-t , in, all .11114:I - Kan Jew', W11.5 IA etit l4 ,
soon after the revolution, was
in.pointed Trotzkv chief of the de•
wield tor an iiitt;rnational revolu-
sionary prup:iganda. Although Hein-
..117 ■ S fa
lein is not a member of the liolahe-
.1ki, lie was g sen the responsible po-
• ition because of ha ability and wide
knowledge of languages. He is now
publishing a daily paper in several lan-
guages and this is distributed among
the German and Austrian war prison-
ers. Through this propaganda it is
expected to raise a large army of so-
cialists who should force the various
gosernments to come to speedy terms
at peace. In case Russia should lie
hirced to resume fighting, this army,
together with the army being raised
by Ensign Korolenko, will be able to
withstand the onslaughts of the en.
emy. It appears that it was through
this propaganda of Reinstein that 25,-
000 German soldiers were reported to
have revolted against the German au-
thorities in the district of Kovno.
HARRY B. KEIDAN
LEAVES PUBLIC OFFICE
COL. HARRY CUTLER
nobly and unselfishly, co•operating
is
the common cause with his brothers
yf other_eaces and creeds, were truths
vividly impressed upon the minds of
over 200 representative Jewish men
and women of Detroit after an elo-
quent and inspiring talk by Colonel
harry Cutler. of Rhode Island, at a
noon luncheon held in the Phoenix
Club on Thursday, Jan. 24.
Col. Cutler, as chairman of the
National Jewish Board for Welfare
\York in the United States \ ritly and
Navy, spoke tinder the inisteces of the
Detroit Board for \Yelfar e \Vi.irk, or-
gait : zed on December 5. Ile came to
explain the purpose of this new na-
tional Jewish movement created last
\psis to meet a moat extraordinary
situation growing out of the mobiliza-
tion of thousands of Jewish boas , e
the military camps and cantonment ,
througliont the country, and to assist
the local board in its plans to raise
its shim. of the $1,000,000 national
fund to carry on the work of admin-
istrating to the spiritual and moral
welfare of the Jewish Ti ■
11,1,
service of the nation
Jewish Red Cross Women Present.
the occasion was made •aihly im-
pressive by the presence at .1 number
of Jewish women in the Ins form of
the National Red Cross iiyilian work-
ers. They were the women of the
Temple Beth El unit who meet regns
larly at the Phoenix club for seising.
bandage work, etc., and who ad-
iourn•d their session to take part in
the \Velfare meeting. Their presence
emphasized the sacrifices being made
by the women of all countr c• in the
struggle for liberty, who give not only
their sons but their own service. as
well. The ladies were enthusiastically
received, :mil a pretty compliment was
paid to them by Col. Cutler, who taint-
mewled them highly for their efforts
and their neat appearance.
Fred M. Butzel, Chairman.
Mr. Fred M. Butzel, who is the
chairman of the local \Velfare Board,
acted as chairman of the meeting.
Ile briefly reviewed the purpose of
the welfare organization and stated
that Detroit's share of the national
fund of $1,000,000 for 1918 was $25,-
(IC), which will be raised through the
newly developed Community [Mon.
This body was organized tecentls for
the purpose of federating the i afloats
patriotic appeals for funds, in order
to eliminate duplication of effort by
making one appeal for all patriotic
organizations to the individual
Ovation to David Brown.
Mr. Butzel called attention to the
presence of David A. Brown to the first
Jest Ali public meeting in Detroit Simi
his return front New York He stated
that the entire Jewish community of
Detroit was glad to see loin back
after his victorioua 'mason) in Ness
York with bitch wonderful results to
the Jewish War Itchy( and Army IVel.
fire Fund campaign Brent applause
greeted this statement Mr lit., ■ nti
itfoutInuud Ott Page 3
—AL
Federated Charities Add Over
60,000 New Members
in Big Drive.
$5,000,000 IS PLEDGED
Success of Great Effort Is
Featured by the Work of
Individuals and Teams.
,\t the annual meeting of the Fed-
eration for the Support of Jewish
Philanthropic Societit.s, held last Sun-
day night at the Manhattan Opera
House, officers reported great success
during the first year of the federation,
and the members cheered the an-
Per Year, $150; Copy, S Carts.
Oh! city el Ir.:
le
3: 1;11/Sidy
NEW HOUSE OF SHELTER IS NOBLE
ADDITION TO OUR INSTITUTIONS
1111,
far ties', briseSa I sigh lor
tare
,Ind is sly yeasting sane I do t.
Minh me
of bygone aye), 14 lln 'sig. d
I by lam-shed itlendor s./ a :isatilo
da)
In Me
rile' had 1 eagles' ;orgy,
thee,
.1nd :rills Si) failing recur MI5,
maim Muse essr:,,
/ lany for thee, :shut though ladsed
thy kings
!laze passed loftier, tholigh
05(1 litrIcIft
.Smote baliasn-trees,the is 'pent
hit neat.
mai!)
Oh' that I intyht •ff11,, all( 1;1)
'I ht cod
ll'e•re rue. t (.1 I honey to soy frlid
desire'
All Elements in Comosnity Represented a Deckatiou of
New Home of Hachoosith Ordain co Sundry,
Assurry 27.
IS ONE OF MOST COMPLETE HOMES IN COUNTRY
isitern
The Detroit House
Iaesp to us. sera real) sat sae aotagfarr
sclera: butidred pstg.* soda/ fie ssi lCir Im1 MOW sttsslb a. one of the
but
god
in the coun-
drdscation of the ism haw of tilse
try, Mai ea NNW ft &it& accommo-
House of shriller Sillaelltsweddi Oisda-
Or 'sore individuals
,,,, at ruder sod leo& aasseta. sr Illatause ins
raids gown to lid themaelvea home-
'undid. January Ada
Illosides dor!
Seta
se
the
city
s'isdilst....01' ttf ).1‘44. the ••(43111411 wit
sow sissosse
liiisry aril Purpose of
Horse of Shelter
u II A 1.1,..., !..tarz
fl n. Alraand.* KJ.L.Lat
tiro 1..4.1,1 Su. 1
Troo growth of Detroit with it,
pie rsomenal use real,' in population
Mrs Ma. 1.
Mr. Aleaander 14,4,
nouncement of full victory for the two 14.• J. koliarisva
week's drive to get 50,000 new mem- if It ,,
S
I
bers, pledged to the maintenance of iteulaw Sadv*.•
the eighty-nine welfare bodies em- Ja•ot, Sperlor J
braced in the organization.
Arthur Sash.
rapid that our public stri-
•e insr,tution I have (seen unable to
keep pier earth the added demands
u:,.4. nye,n them Our schools, Libra-
rue., isospltall and social service insti-
tatirm•, limit to meet the seeds of a
err,. of moeterate sue, are now called
tipan to serve a metropolis of a mil-
pertons The faellitita of many
shore institution.; are hopelessly
Lt. been tr,
Reports of the team Colonels, read
Item, /'
by Jacob 1Vertheim, showed that the Sir 1, I. art 1
rettr,f,
team had enrolled 51,507 now members 351,0) Wroth..
Honored Assistant State's Prosecutor
1,...,11
In addition, II. B. Rosen, one of the Mt.
Retiree After Notable Service of Six
1114.40 Isar none has felt the add-
leading team Colonels, has pledges
Years.—Will Ent:r Private Practice.
ed tar an ire limited reaources more
Total .
from fraternal organizations which
than the House of Shelter, a most
In
atoning
the
meeting.
Mr
Vs'ar.
were ' -de in starting their drives, to-
Having served the people of Detroit
burg said:
worthy in.rritbnn that it performing
taling 10,500 a • , bers. There are 21,-
in an official capacity for over six years
- It is
n ,,t,le rerviee in Detroit.
a 'nixed feeling of prsd'
esen t 1 •
SLI •1.lat the fed-
in a manner meriting the commendation
- and emotion tltat I piesent to )4U
Organised 24 Years Ago.
of all the people, Harry- B. Keidan, eration starts its second year pi.`ti day he brat annual rr p ,rt of the
assistant prosecutor in Wayne County, catty assured of dividing its respons- l e d ef.2tion for the Support of Jewish
"C, many the work of this organiza-
bilities
anteing
83007
Jews.
The
great
has tendered his resignation to take ef-
rat,: et unknown. ft was organized
nide Societies. It 1b C.1111-
fect February I. He will engage in aim of the drise, to make the union
about twenty-four years ago by a few
• /Its oat to f411,
of Jewish welfare institutions a red year since.
private practice hereafter.
f..nevol, r.r individuals of the Chevreh
amount sieCebbary ;. **.* .th'r
rsAlso.nN WEL-FIELD
Mr. Keidan has made a record in the democracy with interest, responsibil-
Irflim for the purpose of taking care
institutions which were • t en 4fi'141"1
Pit 64str:t.
city and county that has reacted as a ity and support equitably distributed
r,r
Jewi4h strangers in the city who
a
with us. Through thr eft ,
great credit to himself and to the Jew- among all parts of the community,
forind them.elvei alone, friendless,
splendid group of men, was has. " 41;
at,
thus
was
at•complished.
Jews
onh
,ot•
iv' -10 ellW4*XX
ish community of Detroit. In the opin-
ceeded its a short while 1 fl raking
.6et
4•04”, 1.011 2 ASA ire p
,
ion of the judges of the local courts and were solicited and enrolled.
The final reports of the teams were amount of two millions and a half 41 'ang
km Id tow, liar gmt4w made
the members of the liar Association, no
•.
This
enabled
us
to
distribute among
rimer. 44 ft, 1,,u4efro7 erlsrf eel
other public official has enjoyed in as follows:
an ru rr
Colonels.
the institutions affiliated amuuW s l
greater degree the admiration and re- ate,. F:nol II•er•ald I
larger
than
the
guarantee.
that
we
htad;
spect of his fellow professionals and Mr.. S1 , 11.
Bar,
rne,an rep-
1
. 111HVA11-
a
undertaken. and since them we have I
the ',oldie in general. His fearless and
(S eL
Mrs. Jolt. J
afhlliatrd with us additional instnu- is a Je. , 4 isrsostreattly astey•,icar.
irreproachable honesty has been a source Mr.. 1.1antan .14 , I a
.
lira's lit longing to the Federation wi th 11.141.11 MU die t/4).. Ilk 141014S*
'
of great despair to the evil-doers who ‘‘111E4n1
Galrlin.ti
an animal budget of about If 041 10,0,1 - paitsissotel NO by Amery leasdnes 'Rabbi ;
happened to cross his path.
in the cm)
Six years ago. Feb. j. Mr. Keidan
• ILO, . Velastrtattz elseksegos ar
was appointed assistant 1.y Hugh Shep-
rsose.• ed tko. Hass
herd. After Mr. Shepherd's resignation
•• ocossiaSsme,
ip
aese4
lie was retained by Allan 11. Frazer.
appointed prosecutor by the circuit
•
pf
Leo
II
FrirawkIns,
Taw*
judges, and wh e n Mr J a sn o wski w a s
El.
&Were?
saw
■epossossog
swayer,
elected prosecutor lit- insisted on NIr.
• .1 )1 Illcrsausuus,
origiresps-
Kendall remaining. In the last election
BY PROF. GOIFHARD DEUTSCH
- • aarey
dela,. reit ek. 444•
0 M I'LLSOlf Y nolo., iy -, - s•-
1111
1.1,10
•
•
• Iji
344reses awl Pa(crot leetala I.
ice for Jew • is of 4.- 4,1111 ,4ra. 17th tt,.••
Aso spots,
A deliwI,ttist pro-
against thus Swedes foie
tisely recent date. The first the 1<u , ;al.-
. .•.• was rec.& red it Lab :4404 to
Iwy psi
case. when Jew • Nett. 4Ire"led found in, hi,- other army
1 , !'yo,4t
4400 ro t
l'isstira• I. • ••
a• •oldier•, dates from 1787. ulam Em- 1-:leaear 1 t l'rzetnysl was a Swedish •
• ;.• • .
peror Francis Joseph II of Austria
11.,,lia liver and must lase asserted to
%
' •
• iotoks,aossie4 thes
issued •11111 a law. The Jew • d i d nut WW1 \ to , o1/1:1.11
manic isle as ' ,Cell,
a•
ro, ert.ify of *of is an
like the idea of bait's; thrown into .1-0. that retuiiiing to Ins
in 1073 lw
tretriai and impressed
Cialian w till the rough element abut-ft was 1
LIRA
all ah',.tate
1.0U111.4(
tie is4ean , e4 pot-
constituted the Au•trian army at 1114t the its
)war. the tolls
,
astnatson that
LOWS DANN
iiI114. , but they submitted. Eeekiel Lan-
1;aIgt114:11 1 ' 111111, son Chew-
b) Inaptly •har
dau, chief rabbi of l'rague, in an ad- nit/. inform • Ira that a Jew .,sailed 11111I•
Treasurer.
4.
alt
ilre•• wind] wa• puli .,i•lied in a l a I ',Ian self of the privilege of oldednitie a-
%.4/;,....!
I
It...00 61 le 'At
IC111•116011, adminii•lied the first n, nuts ssas c - ustotnata than.
I
•
• 414141.1r •on• unable in molt (Jae, to speak the
to sc•rse tht•ir ruler to the lust iin l ie • Ioll I,I rsosing a • 01111,01,
PA
•
• ■ s;.• ..ed werri%er of the Frialish language, and without funds
abilities. and to observe Sal.hatli :inn! klION II. though 1.1•114111 1 . l ■ ges rat.
. - .
ul.11) was
soiromenfief!
to obtain food and shelter. Many
holy 1IiI) • as far a• possible 11, al..t Illy participation iu lista of tli• J. ti
touter and wrathy Jews had come to
distributed iazith and Teliltia among Pra WU , it the rh.fens, of the • ity Nbuhi
Detroit for the porv,ae of obtaining
them. exhorting thi•nt not to un• tlieir sin• the last
.14 11011 01 lb , ; 4 /14
rniployment and settling here, but
religious dilutions. We heal ii,..'..tig. Naas
7I,i N1'11
01111114111 14 .1 , 1 1.,
ogorig to, Ohre straits had been com-
however. of Ally ■ pecial pro% I ..1. ■ :• for 1: 11 .0, 1 11111). to extinguish hit • :insert
pelled to seek ;add,. charity.
If by
tht•ir religions Weeds.
lo -
'hell. and to repair the font
abr. a fehlAts family learned of the
Iii t h e 1,41011:W1g year the 1, s of III alums
1114.,{,./1 ,1
They
M. of a arranger in need of
Galicia petitioned for exemption , miti -CI Ills . .1
OW ,
lit 1 . '1°1. 1.11 ,, 1.
10. 1p, be would probably be
military service- on the gr'anal of !heir I I \ 111i ■ 1141- 1,t111 hi) all IOU
••. I 145
(415 of in a pertonal fashion;
religious scruple•, because milita• I -, I- 1
clerk
4.1
the
rablameal
1
1
.
11
1,0
HARRY 8. KEIDAN
many stranger, h,aof this means of
it.A. would Mali,' it itnpu•sible fe• '..amt tuu.Aeh it 1• f:11, that was ha, •11, 11
• ikinsi their pre ,em e known to
r. Keidan was the republican candi- to oltsers•t• the Sabbath and the dl, :.m' w.4R,51 .0..4110-
Ill
111,1411.
who etrotest I, aid thorn in get-
II i n r a h
d to f o r assocate recorder, lint was de- laws. The war dt•partment in a o ph. l'cloorl• 'Its' flo111111 11111
/
1, 4
To provide
dated August 17. 1783. declatail than it litmeal law book•.
1 Merl bv Judge l. 1 Jeffries.
is the la.e 1,1111,
Loose hr such s w 1, and
wa• innios•ible for ally army to I, •pect our Nlo•, s lam Isaac of 1 . 144.01.11 1;, , A
A Vigorous Prosecutor.
fors4 and shelter as tern-
Mr. Keitlan's latest activity was In all religious scruples. but Rase ,a•ta.oice setifng in the Austrian .01111 .04:1111•1
relief to •trangers, the House
connection w ith the recent cm tut tourt tltat Jewish soldiers would not hi •..III , Tork• during the war .0 1..71+-1(09
*At I. ...414110.'4 at Rivard
grand July. Ile was largely le.ponoble 154.11.1 ill ■ 11)1,Ile thtar law • unia,, —at- Was
in action
\Ve 1.AU1 51 u •
• ' , !•snide street,
Its• doors wire
for presenting facts to the grand pity Ily. • hc F.111154 . I,51- oulor•ing this deci- 11,1 4 . licard ..1hh III,
I lir
a ny manger who asked for
.
that led to a •41.1"e of indictment: and h, sion, said, no Jew should tin held :,, do NIlellict
i4141,
ahel
shelter
He
was
allowed to
the revelation Of conditions that caused any work on Sabbath which Ins I oti•- marry loll ibis
!
I5 1,4105 If/ the home for three days
the grand jury to recommend sweeping tiati contrail,' would not hate to 4,. 4111 of his Illrislian•
abd there nights, during which Dune
changes in county administration and in S11111141', .11111 as lo lilt . dirlary less . he , ./1111 before .1
*at girotn nosy opportunity to
the police department He prosecuted 'night keep that the Lest he could
err III
work-
earl employment and snake other ar-
the disorderly cafe cases, which led to
Cases in History.
I
rang,
mem. for rontirming hit resi•
In American Wars.
the elimination of many of the more
While lompul•,,, , no hl.,, ) .., ••,,,,
shenre its the st y 'flits policy has
notorious cafes that catered to minors.
1,1•,. I
a-,
•
no
l
it,
Ili
du,
was 4 - 11lir•11' 114- 1A N• find all 1111..aglt
been •obtgrour 4 aid is in force at the
lhl NIr Keidan also fell the work of
iitaal• 1,1
Middle ages and down the eight , until 1,, made lot 1114 . I
pietan• (111, ,
prosecuting men accused by the juvenile
Jew ish sold. t-, aiol in spite of diligi i t
L. 61 8LFIlstAtil
senior) i ase• Of individual Jew - alio
SiMiiti N. Ginsburg Donates Building.
court with having caused the downfall
est arili I found no are,, tai sudi pi..
Tt Abtur .
Elieze , lam
were enlisted in the arins
of )(rung girls Ile handled and 01,
s lit all .0
" 0' 41 otittos w its first
Joel Ila-la-vi (Raliiyalti. a 10'1111.111 I 1 , 1011 , Wltl l , 111 11511 law
laiucd COI1ViCtio11S in many cases against
had only three rooms
I - .ogre,. organizing chaplain NCI u1 5,
rabbi who lived in the 12th and 1,Ith
quack doctors and dispensers of habit.
• ould
mad for dormitory put- •
Ch:
,a1
'61,;. Seat-
e•tittii a•. reports that Spanish lulls 111 I 84,1 ordered that suet, chaplain- be rc11\411 'i's '"
binning drugs.
from regularly ordained 111111, , hl D Pa ss , t nubs rri (lie Mojtaa j „,„ s It s sour,' of funds also was
served in the army. and all .a.... of
Mr Keidan is a graduate of the De-
eery
n
limited
e
n
o
minatio
Its inernlitiship con-
ALlahalu Synagogue ;tab:sti4 by this
King Peter III of Aragon (12;b ,2n3i eel- of any ( . 1distian d
troit College of law, class of PAN He
scatsori. ii•P 4 of 4 few Ss Oft folks of small
Ill, &C. III- .., • 1 III .1 b, - Del. gals' , of the Anteri• all Jews. I ),,C1•
4115.411" Lout Ills 5
refers to a Jew who
scrod his apprenticeship in the offices
p1.,11 ..11 41. .11111 NUIIN1..1l11•11(11 1/All J a widi JO, ltiathrino. anus id the lied: meant '01 the 1,351 side who rmitrib-
the synagogue and threatened 1., kill
Henry C. Walters,
of J ames
W4 5 rents weekly through
anyone who dared resist loin. Iii the eliaplanis. Jakob Frankel of Philadelphia. Jo. ol, S)141044ue alv, datliglitatd the
and Louis C Wurzer He is identified
; Alt tot.
Haul times had in•
Idth century the j VW s tai Wol in , took It II tiotthelf, Di Ferdinand Sauter .turlitmas• wall a solo 'it lia-lircw
intimately is Oh the Jewish activities of
irato 4 the nusitto., of applu•ant s foe
part in the defrost of the , it). lighting o f New York and 51 3d Allen of Phil,
A I ongelital luncheon was ta beef ill
the city. being a trustee of Congrega-
shelter
•
It,
society
V$.11 found it•
rat Sabbath The Jest . of Salzbuiy. as delphia, weir appoint, d I lomat Ai, the %ening to wdu , b All slatted* 1s• le
tion Shaare) iadek. and ant active mem-
oil on th,e is No of sliseolutson and a
the books of the city ; rose. te , rived A Frischel. I fivan of th. Poitugui•e m1jtx.51
Mr Jas.oh Fesi dhu i , a•-treqi
ber other Jewish organizations
trirr.vdl to IL,
New
Soil.,
1111.Alcil
o11104:44.411ill
Iii
Ill
,
haphazard
meth-
their pay a• -oldiers in 131(2 In the de
1,444 of do
as l9afatil..531.4 . 8 5 •11.5•4
and aetivitin•
o) personal rharits with its 4•411 ■4•
fense of the illiengen (luring a siege III 1841. but this periochi al , of the fol- a1I I 1 5' maul
411,
, qua- lit itiethei•ra y in handling a
► ttua•
of 149") a Jew so distinguished himself lowing )'ears. as for as 1 a., alias to
loin that had browns' a social ;gulp
KERBISSKY'S WIFE LOOKS FOR as marksman that on the surrender of examine them. do nut
, Itprt .sr lilt • (11411" !rut
19'
1
l'i
t
:
.1"
::
10.1“.11,
1”
cr..
a,
of
these
chaplains
w
WORK.
dUlic
,
the eny his extradition was 41C111,41I11431,
nar y cape:4,11-4e 1d nisei t25AA0),
Petrograd - A to.,II newspaper W1)- 1.t. au , lie had shot a captain of the tar Is I alli able to ser., , intined to slim-
II was At thi• boo, atter *even
which bas 1,ten I ,sang I,y taslataery•
.
t
o
th
e
tai
the
aril)'
hospital-
yrat ► 4A otuirals, that one a the
111).
All
4111lly
iil
the
I
424
0111..
1.1 .1115 the report that the wife of for- 1 . 114 .
*mos with Tha. 4X, 51,4 Moll 4f all,c411
mer PreMer Ker•nsky is without l'ortuguese iongregation of .114nilmrg
'flu. neat 5.55C 1,11 1,01(1 is 1114:1 ul
00)0 prirl(stlith1 b's45 of thou ray rams
, aetsti s Xp11141(1,14/1 j.10
4' ...liiiielia• Austrbi, where during the short war of OYU. which Leo
Ua OW /C0.141•• f the ON arty tianl4t1
means and has come loin to look for eliu% s that a menther of the
The Polish ISOO Iwo )1 . 14i sit chaplain , wort appoint-
K atilat, Ili/1611W y isi,tre4 father di
ork Ai cording to the report Ref• I loll Nas a soldier in 1(05
firs mot iii dye 1,tiiluia) t" "tl(114tr I f )a/
prutnited
a•
1188
Jews who as late
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