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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Their History From First Century
In Synagogue of Palestine Stones,
Now Periled by Czech-German Fepd

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Baker, Secretary of the Navy Dan- cently managed the Detroit Arena!
irls, and Raymond B. Fosdick, Chaff-and the Calvert and Wm. Penn The
man of the War Departtnent Com- atreri is now in active charge of tho
mission on Training Camp Activities. Colonial Theatre which will receive
I th e benefits of his wide theatrical
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!knowledge. As a first run theatre
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Corp. Harry Shapiro
Returns From Camp Hill. the Colonial bag taken it's place with
*• the best in the City of Detroit and
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Corporal Harry Shapiro, for the, every endeavor will be made to have

PIANO and VIOLIN INSTRUCTION

From t•ginning to highest grade at pupils residence or any studio.

Prof. F. Szends.

2207 W. Jefferson.
Telephone Cedar 1122.
Records recent abdication of Emperor Charles, last four months stationed at Camp 16thing but the greatest of stars and
Dr. Gotthard Deutsch
although the "empire of Austria" was "Ill, Va., has been honorably die- features shown upon It's screen. -The
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popular priced matinees daily,
Uneven History of Jewry Among
charged from the army.
well Mid and with a good pro
not named until 1806 .
Czechs, From Golden Days of
ram, we aul surroundings and pro.
Bohemia's
Jewry.
the Twelfth Century to a "Rit-
J !
Censor Wentlall PhillIpa at the organ,!
These provinces have a population
ual Murder" Slander in 1899.
a pleasant afternoon nay be spent.'
People First Supported Germans of about 10,000,000. of whom 1403169
PICTURE FRAMING—PORTRAIT ENLARGING
The Colonial Theatre being In the
as of Common Speech, Then are Jews, roughly speaking, one and
Expert Work Prices Surprisingly Low
heap of the shopping district is in
a half per cent. The provinces are
Threw Their Strength to Cause
LARGE SELECTION OF PICTURES FRAMED AND UNFRAMED
an ideal location to ineet you
also divided into Germans and Slays.
Open Evenings
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Grand
River
Ave.
West
of Czech Liberation.
friends. Our policy In continuous
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Bohemia has 67 per rent Germans
Sundays and holiduys from 12:ao to _
and 33 per cent Czechs; Moravia. 71
11:30 p. ni. daily continuous from
BY DR. GOTTHARD DEUTSCH. per cent Czechs and 29 per cent Ger-
2:00 to 11:00. Prices daily matinees
Written for The Jewish Chronicle. (mans; Silesia, 44 per cent Germans,
exueptIng Saturdays, Sundaya •,mid
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33 per cent Poles and 22 per cent
holidays all seats Pie. Evenings, in-
E hear a great deal now of Czechs.
cluding Saturdays, Sundays, and boll.
A large collection of new and original model suite made to order
Czecho-Slovaks and Jugo-Slays This mixture, especially in districts
days 15c and 25c.
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to meet the present demands of economy at
live Si)
and Ukrainians, but • it will not •be where the various nationalties
as not to lie divided by clearly marked
GLENDALE 3634
925 WOODWARD AVE.
exaggerated lit say that few Amer -
TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES.
leans have a clear notion what all this boundary lines, constitutes the gray-
est problems for the Jews, who no-
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means.
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Sa bath Services.
Even Mr. Creel, the chairman of where form large proportion of the
David Cooper
Abraham Cooper
the Committee on Public Inform:1- local Population. In Bohemia there
Saturday t 111:30. Sermon by Rah-
1.71 per cent, in Moravia 1.08 and in
hi May erlie g on "The Greatest Bless-
lion, frankly avowed that he thought
Silesia barely 2 per cent.
ing."
Ukraine meant a piece of music.
A s everywhere else they are mostly
unday Services.
Fewer people still, even among the
Jews, have a distinct idea how the concentrated in the large cities. The
Similay a 11:00. Sermon by Rabbi
328-330 Penobscot Bldg.
Jews will be affected . by the now old historic Kehillas•in the country
CORP, HARRY SHAPIRO.
Franklin on 'The Doctrine—Peace on
towns have been shadily losing since
forming new Slavic states in Central
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Mr. Shapiro Is visiting his parents Earth."
1848, when freedom of residence was
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Europe.
Confirmation Class.
In New York CRY. On hie return to
Burglary
and•Theft
Fire
It is intended here to give in for- given to the Jews. But even in cities
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Saturday: morning at 0:30 under
Detroit he will rejoin the Cadillac Art
Health and Accident
Philip
Glass
notion on this point without taking like Prague and Bruenn, the propor-
Compensation
Automobile
two of the Jewish population is ha Shop of which firm he wa a ineinh-r Rabbi Franklin.
issue on the general political situa-
previous to Ids enlistment.
Hebrew Class.
below 10 per cent.
tion.
There is besides a strong current
Saturday morning at 9:30 under
The kingdom of Bohemia consists
of emigration from these paovinces
Rabbi Xlayerberg.
Jewish Woman's Club.
of three Austrian provinces, called
Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia. Most- noticeable, mostly to Vienna, but
Adult Bible Class.
MeN=W1
probably also• to countries overseas.
Because of the continued..
of the latter province has since Fred-
l'he Adult Bible Class meets under
Bohemia...had, _according to the cen- unate illness of Mine. Antona, the
crick the Great's time been incorpor-
the direction of Rabid Franklin every
of 1900, a Jewish population of Monday afternoon meetings of the
ated into Prussia, and is, with the ex . sus
Thursday at 2:15. Subjert of study,
93,000 which Mr' 1910 had decreased Jewish W'onian'it Club of Temple Beth
ception of some Poles. exclusively
Testamem."
lite ,
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to 86,000. In Moravia the census of El have been discontinued until th•
German.
Red Cross—Important Notice.
1910 showed a decrease within ten first Monday in January, the 6th.
T he three Austrian provinces were
l'he Red Cross has requested that
Miscrochl Society Elects Council.
from 1526, with a short interruption Years from 44,000 to 41,000. Only
Ill the total n um-
At a meeting ot the Nlisrochl %Me every worker hand
during a revolt in 1619-1620, part of Silesia had a slight increase which,
Society, Detroit Chapter of the na- tier of hours spent in Red Cross work
the monarchy as constituted until the as the total Jewish population is only
13,000, is of nu C011sequence.
tional organization, held At the Jewish of any kind or description from April
It is likely that the invasion of Old Folks Home Sunday, December 6th, 1017, to December 1st, 1018. Only
Galicia by the Russian army in 19 4 8, the following were elected on the those whose hours total 800 or over
need comply with this request. Alt
brought a considerable increase of Council:
women who have done work for the
Rabbi J. L. Levin, liabbi J. Aishish.
WANTED—Room and board with re Jews to these sections, but on this
Strictly movement no firkures are available.
kin, Rabbi 'J. Thumin, Rabbi, Else- Temple Beth El Unit are asked to
fined Jewish family.
or 'phone the report of their
The Jewish settlement of the king- man, Messrs. J. Levin, Ilarry :Meyer's,
Kosher. Must be within walking
Crepes work wheth-
total hours of Red Cr
of
Bohemia
is
very
old.
Prague
awn
b.
'Dann,
Box
Moses
Srere,
A.
Keidan,
and
Willis.
distance of Brush
else-
er done at Temple Beth El or else-
claims that its venerable synagog, the Ogoshowit a, Max lioainsky, J. Stein.
451, cf. The Jewish Chronicle.
"%ltnenschal," was in existence be- berg, S. \Veiswasser, A. Lichtenstein. where to Mrs. J. Victor Roemer. Ho-
tel Stevenson. Glendale 5480, or to
AT TIDE
CHERRY
VIOLIN LESSONS given to fore the destruction of the temple of f. Rosenthal, It. Goidglied, G. Duscolf Mrs. David J. Levy, 377 Boston boule-
and
Mr.
A.
Rogovoy.
Jerusalem.
STATLER
,
violinist
with
the
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8
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selected pupils by
vard west. Hemlock 1514. Unless
They explain the name from the
The Council met December 12 at
Madison Orchestra. Phone for ap-
these reports are handed in promptly
pointment. Market 4827. S. J. Ben- Rabbinic "Al Tenai," saying that it the Old Folks Home and elected the the committee can assume no respon-
ins Ws.hineton 81.4.
was built partly from stones brought following officers for the year:
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avie, 178 Garfield Ave.
sibility for these records reaching
President —J. Levin; vice-president,
front Jerusalem"under the condition"
headquarters. Knitting records may
that these shall.. be removed again, Harry Meyers; honorary president,
TO RENT—Large, fine, steam- when the Messiah shall recall all Jews Rabbi J. L: Levin, Rabbi J. Aishlah- also be reported, but should he kept
separate. Ten hours' credit is allowed
heated room in apartment on East to Palestrne.
kin, Rabbi Thumin, Rabbi Eiseman;
for a pair of socks, twenty--four for a
Forest, near Woodward. Call Glen-
It is a fact, however, that a Jewish honorary vice-president, Mr. Moses
sweater.
dale 7140-M,
settlement existed in l'rague as early Srere, honorary treasurer, S. Weil-
The women of the congregation are
as the eleventh century . and in WAStlelt
urged to Conte 'to the work rooms
AT TIIE STATLER ON THE BOULEVARD
A resolution was passed to send
Bruenn, Breslau and other centers of
every Tuesday: and Friday at the
a.pnw.5. ,, o, '"
the kingdom of Bohemia, then opee- committees to all Orthodox congrega-
Temple.
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ing its gates to civilization, in the tions for the purpose of registering
Thursday Sewing.
members into the Misrochi Society.
twelfth century.
Sewing for local charities is held
A Golden Age.
every Thursday, As winter approach-
In the thirteenth century we have The Most Talked of
it
es this work heroines very necessary.
Woman In The World
wade-famed Rabbinical scholars in
There is great need for garments of
Front St., Between Second and Third Avenues, Detroit, Mich. Phone
Bohemia who received their training
all kinds and all women of the Tem-
itsiporn
Cherry 4784. Open Day and Night.
(Gaby I•slya At The ('olonial.)
in the French schools, then leading.in
ple are requested to participate in this
Gaby
Deslys
in
Infatuation
will
be
mu to dens
Talmudic studies, and who looked
SULPHUR MINERAL, TURK SH, RUSSIAN, ELECTRIC SWEDISH
needful work.
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MASSAGE
down with a mixture of pity and cern- the principal attraction for Holiday
Boy Scouts.
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For Ladies and Gentlemen
tempt on the Jews of Poland with week at the Colonial Theatre begin.
amyl!) opea8 1saq to
Troop No. 76, meeting at the Tem-
their emergency rabbis, serving small ring Sunday, December 22nd. It's
Most wonderful sulphur mineral water in thin or any other country.
„saatuoing
Bring your aches and pains with you--we'll take 'em away.
congregations as rabbis. teachers, famous Parisian beauty who is with- ple, is now busily engaged in the Red
out doubt the most talked woman in Cross Membership Campaign. In ad-
Under the Personal Management of
shohots, hazans, etc.
paJouvi„
J. R. HAYES
ROBERt IRWIN, Supt,
The growth of the Jewish popula- the world appears in the role that dition to this Work the regular meet-
ings
are
held
under
Mr.
Milton
Aron-
Formerly Manager of Clark's nil Detroit Mineral Bath Houses.
tion brought the need for legislation. gives her unlimited mrportunities to
heim
every
Thursday
triglu
at
7:311.
wear
her
latest
gowns,
magnificient
King --,Przetnyal Ottaker copied, as
many other rulers of that time did. jewels and majestic headgear. Gahy,
the law of Duke Frederick 11 of Aus- who has long been known as a leader
"Pay As You Can."
of fashion displays a most stunning
tria, issued in 1244.
It pr.o ,itled for communal auton- arrangement of gowns and hats, espe-
omy, recognized the rabbinical law cially hats, bewildering plumed crea-
in the business relation of the Jews tions, a marvelous galaxy of Parisian
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and granted them protection for syn- modes of the moment, over whicA
agogs, cemeteries and the practice of women folks will debate for days to
their religion, including measures come. This famous star who only re-
Phone North 611
cently appeared in Detroit In Stop,
against forced baptism of their chil-
Many
IAN*, and Listen and other musical
dren.
Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing
comedies shows to wottrerful etivan-
All kinds of Furs Remodeled, Lined
(age in infatuation, a romantic story
and Redyed
NEW VORE—Colonel Harry Cut- of stage life and it's temptations.
Workmanship Guaranteed. Work
ler, Chairman of the Jewish Welfare The story begins on Christmas Eve
called for and delivered.
Board, has sent cablegrams of con- where in the studio of a great actor
2 Hendrie St. Cor. Woodward.
gratulation and gratitude to the sol- there is given a Christmas lenity to
Biers of Allied armies through their the poor children which has been an
commanders, Marshal Foch and Gen- annual event. To this party conies
oral Pershing. "Baby . " as Flora Nys. a poor flower
Col. Cutler expressed the esteem of girl. Her wonderful beauty attracts
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the American people in the ti'll"ing the attention of the actor who sr-
cablegram to Marshal Foch: ranges for her care and education.
On behalf of the Jewish W'el-
Later he marries her and trains her
fare Board, United States Army
as his premiere danseuse. .‘,1 belie
and Navy, permit one to express
of the Parisian stage, tried and
sincere congratulations upon the
tempted, infatuated by the youth and
valiant accomplishment of the
charm of a wealthy adinieer, she
comrades in arms of all the forces
deserts her husband at a moat crucial
under your command. Their moment but awakens to her danger
chivalry and courage to do and
In time to save her own honor and
die• has insured civilization's se-
peering with Gaby in Infatuation is
curdy. Accept our deepest senti-
her husbands life and reason. An-
Mr. Harry Piker, who for years has
ments of gratitude.
Ile also cabled to General Pershing: been her 'lancing partner in the char.
The Jewish Welfare Board,
acter of Grey Stanton. The interiors
United .States Army and Navy,
of .the theatre showing the production
hastens to express its sincere con-
of the "Rose Queen" which is the hag
scene of the musical comedy In which
gratulations and best wishes to
the oftiitirs and troops of Atner-
she is to take the leading part and
ncdorrl,,,,_
about which the intense moment of
ica who 'tinder your able leader-
iSpnieia
tie
the story takes place is one of niagni-
ship and co-operation with the
s
A money-saving price for
licence showing as it does scores of
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,.....*::: cannot ((bit: hed,u,pltil e , a t n eilso anl y ,- ,
troops of our Allies crushed au-
this famous Watch that makes
beautiful girls arrayed In all the
tocracy forever and made demo-
it the banner bargain of them
875. Brilliant blue-white Dia-
finery of a Theatrical Produetioa.
cracy safe to the nations of the
monds in guaranteed 11 id.
all. 211-year guaranteed cases,
Infatuation makes a rare holiday al-
world. Love from the bottom of
gold settings --ladies' and
17 jewels--5 grand gift.
traction for Christmas week in midi-
the hearts entwined with the
men's.
lion to which will be shown an inter-
souls of millions of Americans of
eating travelogue and a real laugh
every race and creed are yours
producing comedy. The management
and the boys with you. May Di-
Open Evenings
of the Colonial Theatre have arranged
Open Evenings
vine Providence who has guided
for a near future showing of several,
the destiny of America in this
which will I
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Col. Cutler also sent telegrams to dates for which will be announced
PffOTORETOUCNING NALPTONts
President Wilson, Secretary of War shortly. Mr -. w. 1.-mer Levy who re.

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