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CLIPrON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

JEWISH WELFARE BOARD

h. Harf3f.
c. Legal advice.
(1. General personal service.

(Continued Front Page 7.)

tion of the Army and Navy, and pro-
vides them with the information need-
ed to answer questions raised by con-
scientious objectors, and by those
who would give heed to peace propa-
ganda.
Varying religious points of view of
the uniformed men, with instructions
as to the organization and conduct of
religious services in the camps, form
another important ',art of the course.
How to meet the personal needs of
men, how to overcome discontent and
lonesomeness. how to provide proper
amusements, facilities for letter-writ-
ing to the folks at home, questions
of personal hygiene, are the chief
things taught in some of the other
lessons. The Draft Law is carefully
explained, together with the Insur-
ance Law as it affects soldiers and
the families of soldiers. Other lec-
tures provide information on the or-
ganization and activities of the Com-
mission On Training Camp Activities,
the Heil Cross, the Y. NI. C. A., the
K. of C. and other agencies with
whom the Jewish Welfare Board
workers are required to maintain the
closest and most cordial relations.

5. Work in Town:
a. Entertainments.
It. Home hospitality.
c. Jewish Holiday Celebra-
tions.
d. Patriotic celebrations.
C. Supplies for soldiers, such
as comfort kits, etc.
f. Religious Services.

Organization of Jewish Communities.

Going hand in hand, and of equal
importance with the work to be per-
formed in the cantonments them-
selves, is the organization of Jew-
ish Communities adjacent to the
camps and cantonments, whose help-
fulness in carrying out the full plans
of the Board can hardly be over-esti-
mated. It is to be hoped that every
Jewish community which tan in any
way minister to the needs of the
soldiers, will do so; will arrange for
the utertainment in Jewish homes
of men on leave; will provide amuse-
ments to which groups of men may
be invited; will furnish suitable and
abundant reading matter; will ar-
range for the visit to the camps of
their leading Rabbis and public speak-
Four Weeks of Field Training.
ers, to address the men on Jewish
Of equal importance with this com- subjects. or on subjects of general in-
prehensive course, covering every terest; will arrange for religious ser-
phase of the theoretical side of the vices in the camps, and will, in short,
work, is the four weeks of practi- bring to the aid and comfort of the
cal training which follows at Camp soldiers, all the resources of the com-
mon. 1 aphank, L. I., where the inanity. Beneficial results are looked
workers put into actual practice the for as the outcome of the organization
lessons they have been taught at the of communities along these lines.
Institute, and where, before final ap- The foregoing is a summary of the
',ointment is given them, they must general plan and purpose of the Jew-
prove their 'fitness for the work. islt Welfare Board. By these means
The service which the Board's rep- it hopes to carry out its plans, but
resentatives render at the canton- it can only succeed with the whole-
ments is diversified, and may, in a hearted and generous co-operation of
general way, be described as follows: every Jewish man, woman and child
1. Religious Work at the Camps: in :America.
a. Friday Evening Services.
How Funds Have Been Raised.
b. Sabbath Services.
Thus far, the funds have been se-
c. Jahrzeit (NI emorial) Ser- cured chiefly through the interest
vices.
manifested in the Jewish \Veifare
(I. Daily Services.
Board by the American Jewish Re-
c. Holiday Services.
lief Committee and through the ef-

2 Educational Work:
forts made by that Committee to
a. English to foreigners or il- raise funds.
Louis
Marshall, as
literates.
Chairman of the Committee. together
b. French Classes.
; with Jacob H. Schiff and other lead-
e.. American Ilistory and Civ- ers of American Jewry, members of
less
the Committee undertook in Decent-

Congregational News

TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES. SHAAREY ZEDEK NOTES

Sunday Services.

I

SHAAREY ZEDEK, IRS.

On Saturday night, Nlay 25th, the
'err Here' and Over There,' a
Plea for Patriotic Service," will be Shaarey Zedek Jrs. will give their last
the subject of Rabbi Franklin's ser- dance of the season in the Shaarey
mon on Sunday morning. Ntay 19th. Zeilek gymnasium, before the mem-
Sees iCeS begin at II o'clock promptly. bers will disband for the summer. The
affairs given by this organization in
.111 are welcome.
the past have always been noted for
Red Cross Work.
the pleasant times enjoyed by all, and
In common with all Red Cross units
judging from the ample preparations
throughout the city. the Temple Red
that are being made by the social
Cross units will suspend their work
committee, there is every reason to
throughout the week coincident with
believe that this dance will even sur -
the Patriotic Fund drive, but all ac-
pass those former ones. Finzel's Or•
tivities will be resumed with renewed
stra will furnish the music, while
energy the ((Mowing week.
several novel attractions will also
All Red Cross workers are asked to
provide entertainment. The proceeds
lend their aid in snaking the Patriotic
of the evening will be given to char-
Fund a success.
ity. The social committee in charge
Women's Auxiliary of Temple Beth El. is composed of Samuel II. Rubiner,
The last meeting of the season of chairman; David Ferrer, N. King, \V.
the \\ ()titan s Auxiliary was held Klein, and It. Lieberman.
Monday afternoon, May 13. The pres-
Hebrew Class For Beginners.
ident, NIrs. Isaac Goldberg, made a
It is announced to members of the
splendid report of the year's work,
congregation that a Hebrew class for
dwelling with particular emphasis beginners has been formed. Nlem-

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upon the growth of the Red Cross hers' children are welcome to join the
unit since its organization last year.
class.
From a very small beginning the Red
Rabbi Hershman's New Home Address.
Cantor of First Hungarian Hebew
Cross work has come to lie the prin-
Rabbi I I ershinan announces that he
Congregation.
cipal activity of the organization, with
has moved from 1056 Brush street to
its large and energetic band of work-
100 Erskine street.
ers in both the sewing unit and the
surgical dressing work. Reports of Last Y. P. A. Meeting of Season, Al11101111Ces Ills Removal From 872
May 22.
Brush street to
the various committees were made,
207 East Canfield, Corner Antoine.
The meeting of Wednesday even-
after which the following directors
were elected for the coining year: Mrs. ing of the Young People's Auxiliary
!flax May, Mrs. J. L. Selling, Mrs. will he the final meeting of the sea-
son. The officers have determined to
Alfred Gach. Mrs. Max Grabowsky.
Mrs. J. F. MacFarlane sang two make it a real Mg meeting that will
stand out for all time in the memory
charming groups of songs.
of each member. They want to wind
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All Parts of the Wdrld
Cantor of the
2, 1917, at which Mr. Schiff launched i ng and a special committee has been
479 Hastings Street, Corner Division
the campaign of the American Jewish appointed to arrange the program. A
Mogen Abraham Congregation
DETROIT, MICH.
Relief Committee for funds for the further and more detailed announce-
Welfare Board. Mr. Marshall said: ment w ill follow. Every loyal Y. P.
/I ITU
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CLEANERS
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Rev. Ii. D. Bass Schechter's Bank

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Jewish \Velfare Board?' The answer
is very simple: Because we are Jews.
Because we owe a duty to our boys
and to ourselves, because we owe a
Services aro held daily from 7 to 9
duty to our honor and our reputa-
in the mornings. All those who have
tion, because we wish to stand high
Jahrzelts to commemorate are Invited
3. Social and Recreational Activ- ber, 1917, to raise 51.000,000 for the in the regard of our fellow-citizens
to participate In these services.
work of the Board during 1918 and who are not Jews, that we should do
ities:
Friday evening services are held
have been successful in securing a for our co-religionists what the Y. M.
a. Literary Clubs.
from 5 to 7 p. m. Rev. II. D. Ross
considerable part
stint.
C. A. is doing for the Protestant de- officiates, assisted by the splendidly
b. Discussion groups.
nominations, and what the Knights of trained choir. On Saturday morn-
c. Entertainment.
The Duty of American Jewry.
Columbus are doing for the Catholics. ings, services are held from 8:30 to
d. Concerts.
What the duty of ..\ iiirrican Jewry
If it were told to the American peo- 11:30 o'clock. Rev. 11. D. Bass offi-
c. Secular
celebrations
of is in its relation t o th e Nvelfare Board
ple that the Jews under these cir- ciates, and Rabbi Judah L. Levin lee-
Jewish Holidays,
is epitomized in no uncertain language
f. Athletic contests.
in a notable address delivered by cutnstances are hanging back and are tures occasionally, dates of which
4. Personal Service:
Louis Marshall, at the dinner given not performing their duty to their , will be announced hereafter in this
own kindred and to their own co-re- paper.
a. Guard House.
be Jacob I1. Schiff at the Hotel As-
ligionists, do you think that we would
Hebrew School Is conducted daily,
rise in their esteem? Don't you think except Saturday from 5 until 7 p. m,
that there womb' be then a kind of Congregational meetings are held
segregation which is a segregation on the first Sunday in every month.
which we should avoid, a segregation
AT
of those and toward whom is pointed while the Protestants are helping the
the linger of shame?
Protestant boys, while the Catholics
No Fear of Segregation.
are helping the Catholic boys. the
a
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ra
id
o
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,egngat ion , es- Jewish people are standing aloof, and
am tilt
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is the kind of segregation which i If every religious denomination work-
would be ours if we do not rise to ing in the camps, and that there are
perform our duty on this occasion no people of their faith to help them?"
toward otir Jewish buoys.
"And then consider another kind, of
\t a recent meeting of the Board of
segregation. Consider the feeling of
Cholint,
Directors of the Chevra
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if they were given to understand that association.

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