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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION

Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co.. Inc.

JOSEPH J. CUMMINS
NATHAN J. GOULD -

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President
Secretary-Treasurer

Entered as second-class matter Nlarch 3, 1016, at the Postoffice at Detroit.
Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879.

Offices 307-308 Peter Smith Bldg., Detroit, Mich.

r,si • ini d
thing for the committee to have kriome li that at the end of the Iris e, is important thal f , all iiienfli ;s: ir is ii,, , ,et
I hermit hvoitild have hero a great deal above its quota and, at the 1 , t,i a l i r .` ,I,
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"mimic time, let the individuals of the city hate the first i ii.;adttittity
1 ent i t i, them to entrance at all affairs
stilfserilfe.
In the future no one will be admitted

[ntiouldedly. there are many ray - iirking melt and w , noun \silo to the social meetings withoutli,'
;lora% feel that since the quota
been rt.ached, thet should not be l 'er' 11 , 11,
o who
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sk
Called Lip M m , IsaCrifIlT :ill('
111-)ell'illetisIF::teth',•'''i
the result \Oil be that ant effort , ;'rut

Mayor Couzens Shows Good Judgment

Mayor Gitlin]s in his appointment of Fred

\I. Itutzel to the
Board of Commissioners of the Detroit lions,. of Correction has
shown extremely good judgment. Not only is \ Ir. Itutzel a man
of unimpeachable character and integrity but. just as important for

The Chronicle welcomes this opportunitt of adding its apprecia-
tion to th e Inas, of comment appearing in the other Jewish papers the community, he is also an expert in social administration and the
on the election of Rabbi Lel, NI. Franklin to the Presidency of the treatment ,,f crime. Ile is recognized throughout the country as one
of the leading spirits in social reform mot ements and especially is
Central Conference of \ merican Rabbis. To those in Detroit who
he known i n th e sphere of national Jew ish
know the work of IZabbi Itranklin, it is indeed superfluous to add to
charities. Ile is at the
the v'idttni•s of praise that have been sung in his honor. In his elec- present time sen ing as the President of the National Jew ish Char-
tion, Dr. Franklin ha's' not only been honored, but the Central Con- ities and has been identified with the Local Jew ish Charities for
mant ra ears.
ference of .\ merican Rabbis has indeed honored itself by having
The public of Detroit is to be
congratulated that a man of Nit-.
matt of his ability. of his personality and energy serve as its leader
lititzel's ability has accepted such a respomdlile position.
for the ensuing year.
edit before much time has passed, Mr. !lintel will correct many

The position brings with it the greatest privilege that can come
to any rabbi of the liberal school, but it also entails a great ;Lumina
of responsibility. Through the year, Rabbi Franklin will be called
upon to answer litany perplexing questions arising out of the wiirld's
Jewish problems and his colleagues feel confident that his utter-
ance.A will meet with their unreserved approval.
Rabbi hrutklin hats since his ordination in leer! been s cry acti‘
111 the work of the Central Conference. Ile has served on all im-
portant committees; he has held the office of Treasurer and Vice-
presietent ; and he mcill, without doubt, fill his new position with
credit to himself and honor to the organization.
The Chronicle, in behalf of all its readers, extends to Rabbi
Franklin its heartiest felicitations on this new honor which has come
to hint so deservedly, with the hope that the fulfillment of his duties
will add to the luster of Judaism in America.

Admission of Aliens— Advocates

Registration of All Aliens Now in
Country.

111t , /11
\ \ ar110 r Parker, la, .o
dicer of the Tinted Slates Iluie su , o
Immigration
at
\Vashiligtol.
noutice(I that the Inirmin had .1.
a tentative immigration lam,
would have a number of
visions regarding ih
tin' admissi.m
•I
s t 111 of alit' 1 1S in the rilitet1 St.iti
Sneaking before the kosion
her of Commerce. MI
,•I

grins th and nutoweincnt tinder the
the three main feattne• or the
etliciew leadership 01 their instructor. provisions were:
Ce,11 ,111aay.
:‘
The addition (It an
Registration of all aliens now in
extra ilii) hits proud most satisfac-
the t 'Wed States or who are to apply
tory to the Iwo.. aunt a full quota is
bar admission hmeafter; makmic the
present evenThiirsilas as well as
whni,fini of fimmgrants
Inesday. \ boy the community
or probationars during their si a‘
.1% er the :we of ten is eligible to mem- this
r2;: I
(t:
the 1,1,1,11 "
bership in the troop.

Girls' Patriotic League —

that it will he incumbent
uu alien, to pro% e their fitness for ails •
mission rather than upon the im
1 ee1,1 iit tt! prose
r
1
their unfitness, as at

The nit'inbers of the Temple (Uri,'
Patriotic League are participating in
the pageants •gis . en through Victory
Loan meek. For ses'eral meetings the
girls bane rehearsed their parts and
with Miss Iola Stillman, the leader of
the League, they are doing a credit-
able share of the vvork. A meeting
will he held as usual next Tuesday at
abuses still existing jut the House
of Correction and he will loring . four o'clock in the mestry rooms of
to pass some 01 t he splendid idea, t hat
he has on the subject of the Temple.

The proposeil laws would br rea• lc
for presentation at the next sessif
of Congress, he said.
"Briefly," he
continued,
continued, provision s include I he
regiiran,ni of all aficu, in Ihr eon it

and there-registration of ahem,. ;gm li-
ally for tour sumo', begminnu one )1 1 ar

prison reforms. It is indeed a fortunate thing for a community to U. of A. H. C.—

Th e campaign waged in b e h al
have line in it midst who will so unselfishly lab or iu beh a lf of the
f ,iller Ihe period ior the first registi.
unfortunate imitates placed under his direct supervision. Great [Ilion of American Hebrew Congre_ non: has expired, so that the term ot
rvg ,tration will really comer n
g:diuns
i,
null
in
progress.
things may rightly be expected
of Blitzed's administration.
nhrwbrrs ot the Temple %vim hamedioi )ears. Nu1v immigrants will
r•gi

Shaare Zedek at Ann Arbor

During the past week. the Shaare Zedek Congregation of De-
troit established a large dining-room at .\ nu Arbor for the use tif
Jewish students there who desired to “lisen c the Passover season.

This was it most commendable thing and thy roimt wars visited be a
great number of students who had come from the more conservaiivi.
its.
t was at ravelcome treatthelll
Ili
he ill 11 11 4, 111401 to get

some of the time-honored dishes they had received at home.

A Community Improvement

Say. Immigration Bu
ream flas Drafted Strict Program for

The members of Troop 71i :ire lie-
coming evermore enili.,sia•tic mer
Semi! work. The ext lii i "1. 1 ,i:m g t i'ellftl:.

great deal of
harin mat . Inc donc.
Telephone Cherry 3381
\Ve hope that in spite of the fact that the coin-
e t -
111 our 4 , 1111114,11
•
hail judgment in this case, the laboring
Subscription, in advance
$2.00 per year pel,ple. in the community and those capable of onl)purchasing in
small amounts will come to the front 1, 11 readily that the larger mm -
ill take a long hike eel> .0,11 under
force d t o rcejj ve
To insure publication, all correspondence and news matter must reach intere.ts will
a far less amount of the issue than the leadvi ship Id'
s1.1 ' ! " ! "ash'''.
this office by Tuesday cradling of each week.
that for which th ey spoke on the first dun.
\ 111 "' Ar '" 1111 ,'" 1 "• N,1 ` 111111..“ .' 11
I ktroit \yams the nation
the Troop are working didgentis toe
to
know
that
the
intlimiduals
and
to,
the
m
nem
RABBI LEO M. FRANKLIN
„
bags of the own ace
Editorial Contributor
the \ to' s I wan
upholding the cause for which the country stand , .
junior Scouts—
The Jewish Chronicle invites correspondence on su b jects of interest to
th e Jewish people, but disclaims responsibility for an indorsement of the
The Junior "month
"monthshoss a st e ady

Rabbi Franklin Deservedly Honored

U. S. Official

‘ s! limo ' r if r l e a l re eligif'de to mew
i, ii s s S
after the first day mv...
ill I he to a great extent tvasted for t he e mmorkers ie
mm ho iTilinarily \mould not h a \ e begrudged their time :old effort given
Boy d Scouts—
Boy
t“ t he I .igtn. . \ thing is not almvays best aCC411111olished he
hehaste ;111(1

ill the liash to rain glort as the kviniter of a race, a

views expressed by the writers.

To Place Immigrants
Here On Probation
For 5 Years on Bonds

It is hopol that this beginning %1ill be made a

n red upon arrival in this co in u r v.
availed themselves of the prisilege
contrilluting to this cause rcioest•ill
will also he required to rep„ t
k m.
t,f
ys, fifi. h tl lr•
isyi muss
ing the great \ merican
tu, : , ,,, f,rt ,hoei re one iminigr
urged to do so in once. Prompt at -
tention it this matter on the part of I
Must Give Bonds.
III th,:e who him.. let it slip their
minds
ill greatly lighten the work
fur law further provides that ii o
he committee in charge.
migrants shall be admitted ti, IL is
j
provisionally, fir Mimi a lie
Uniongrams -
hationary basis. and that their stmt is
Nme
is the tints. fur members of the shall remain that of applicants fi or

Auxi l iary to Ina in a siitilk di 1
iiiun't adalis•iiiii until the Government i•

grams for future use.

l,:i th

satisfied that they are qualified t

permanent feature are almma) s appreciated ;mod

11
e y aei 1 het.
Imre.
.\ rlior and that congregations throughout the country which easily prociired.
Call the Temple or '
The action taken at the last meeting of the F.xecutive Board of are near universities will also follow this splendid example.
.
.10
guarantee
the
good
rs.
Alayerberg
and
individual
felon
conduct of
-
lewish NI
the United )elvish Clarifies is most commendable. It has been students appreciate .titything that is don e for them
svaken grains will be written and sent you or . in,
,, in, in this country the prop osed
to 1 re-:.waken
I
tiros - files that immigrants shall
y ou
.
decided that an addition shall be made to the I lantialt Schloss [Wild- and preserve many lewli
will
by
i• tradition,. ;old tl .. i . t
l l iiic i l "" " l'''," m RAT bond;
.e
1 or tour. 'I - hey '"I
i
are ii ir•pen sive, an
generally instead of in a
d t h ey
ing at Ilastings and Iligh, which shall almost double the floor space thanks to the local community fair
r the pleasure they have so tinsel- give a personal touch . to your con - te . w cases. as at piesent. \Viten 'm-
ti s i t l y g i ven th em.
of the present institution.

at . \ Illi

The great growth seen in the „Jewish population of Detroit in
the last few years has made it imperative that larger facilities he
given, especially to the young men ;mil yt;ting women of the com-
munity for the exercise of their social tendencies. The building as
it is at the present time is totally inadequate to meet the needs of
organizations who seek entrance and which must be turned away
because of the institution's inability to house more clubs and other
organizations than it does at the present time. The authorities feel
that with this new addition to the building, they still be able to
take care of the greater part of the growing social needs of the Jiimv:
ish piling people in Detroit.

gratulutmm message.

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Once More We Take the Lead

For a long time it has been felt that a convalescent hospital
.van

necessary in Detroit.
The. cramped and crowded conditions prevail-
ing in every hospital throughout the city has made it doubly neces-
sary that some insliunion shuulll be create(' which twill('
care fur
those patients who are kept in hospitals only long enough to bring
about a curt; of the causes for which
they were sent to the institu-
tion.

AN EXPULSION OF JEWS
FROM SPAIN AVERTED

migrants are inlaid. Imo furnish bonds
it is provided that a certain portion
of tin i wages sli; II lithld
he
all
appliedr to this I widie
w
. The
moue

withheld from them will be deposited
in the Postal Savings Bank on the

1 basis of an aecemulative cash bond,
.\ cconsiderableiimill.er of Russian: and it will be held until the immi•

Jews who had lived in Paris and other ' grant has given proof that he is a

French Ill \11111 sought
refuge in Spain; proper person to remain in this coon
at the outbreak of the war and many; try.
of them settled in Barcelona, where
here "Filds•r this law, the
percentage of
Thew succeeded iii Ystahli , lling them- immigrants who will be excluded
seises in business or in trades. Thel from the country will probably hr
[tut great harm has been done in many cases
Bolshevik scare sudilenl
• seized the' much greater than the 3 us. 4 per cent
by discharging
The present location is one 14 the best that could be procured patients from the hospital before they had become
Spanish Calvernment during the month
which have been excluded heretofore.
sufficiently strong ;if, I iiiiim i.f ., .,:rytofil
i,,, in Barcelona
i
anywhere in the city and it is indeed a worthy enterprise to add to to undertake their usual tasks. This is
s,I;ril,t,•rctlivat
. ii, lid fr en-
n 'Idle
Idle iii my law will in•ii0 way interfere
especially trite of charity
its efficiency. ..1s soon as the muse• structure is completed, it is cer-
with the application of the present
cases in which the patient is usually the recipient of
institutional tidied ff.ali Sflain• •\ .framer was statute. but it will reinforce and in-
tain that the outlay will be more than compensated for by the in-
;Lid and he feels that as soon as lie is able to be up and about, he chair ivni'd '" i ," 1 "' h
"II the Jews were sure its hest principles being carried
creased amount of good that will result.
to li e willow,' and 1,11t
0a to, 011( 1 1,
must immediately begin to earn his dail
wages in order to care for NVIlell the Hall of the 51 im er11111ela 11, a. ,,,,,.•
his dependent ones.
An
kn. 0% 11 to the Jews they 11111111 1 -
The l'nited Jewish Charities will solve its own
problems in this diately appealed to Prof. Yahuda.
L'Iiii investigation it w as found that
respect by sending those under its ministration to Mt Clemens.
the chief instigator in this matter 11‘ ai
here they \till he ImardC11
It seems that the optimistic view of Jewish leaders that the
for sera mai weeks. This store will un- Prince Gagarin, Consul Cieueral at Its,
world-Jewish-problem will be solved at the Peace Conference is doubtedly be fruitful in much good, and instead of hating men and celima from Imperial Russia. but with-
Rich„,„„d. \'a.--This c i ty ii, Jul
,
--This
doomed to be shattered. The news has come that the newly-created women take up their work in a weakened condition, a stun at th e out any otiicial standing at p recut
' completed a remarkably suceessfid
states and even those who have long oppressed the Jew will not tention luring them hack to the full bloom of health, ready to Prof. YaltiPla also learned that thees-
campaign for the Jewish war suffer
guarantee in the Covenant to be submitted to all contrasting 1111i 11MS light the battles of life. This is a step in the right direction and we pulsion order was given at the Millie ers.
live 01 the .‘111l- I PilWer.. \ 1 1111 w ere
The original quota was iFfilionif
that the J ew- Shall be guaranteed political, economic and relighdis tatilistly trust that the larger community will see the necessity for
learned In liagarin eil an attempted but this was so quickl Y subscribed
independence. The substitution of the idea that the Jewish problem the building of a great con \ ;descent hos .pital in I .fetroit \rad i
Illilslimik plot 'n Spain. Prof. Valoula that the objective was raised to ,q1111,-
.1 will iminediatel ra took the matter up with Sir (1011. Over $911,1afil has already' been
still be best solved by the creation of separate Jewish racial groups take Care of all those who ordi narilv mvould not receive the i oppor-
Arthur Ilarding•, the British Ambassa- contributed and there is every indica-
in countries signatory to the pact is an atrocious attempt to rid tunity of regaining their strength before entering upon their usual
dor at Aladrid. and made it clear to him tion that within a few days the ail-
those governments of what they call 'the Jewish problem - by put- occupations. The need is great and it should he met in
a determined that such a summary prole!' WWII.' es. xance goal of $11/11.11110 will he reached
ting the Jew behind Ghetto Ivans higher and thicker than those way and ra‘ithout any itintecessart hesitation.
pose many innocent people to ille great-
i
The' leive
was thoroughly min-sec-
est dangers.
syhich have ever existed.
tartan in its character, the most prom-
Sir Art! . 11Ir 11 - Irdillge, 11'1 hillidt with- inent citizens, both Jews and non-
No news could be more disconcerting at this time. To feel that
aids mandate
te from lib g nernment, Jews, co-operated enthusiastically Ii.
I
.\tnerica- budded upon a democratic ideal--will countenance the
entered into the Seition thoroughly secure the best results, The Cain-
creation of separate and distinct states within a 'Lute' is inconecte
and
made
represiectimis
lint •i• own page was opened with a mass meet-
l
behalf to Count Itonianone• ti.i. Pre-
alde and it is to be hoped that those men at the Peace Conference
ing at which Dr. Nathan Krass, rabbi
soldiers. sailors. stud' Ill, and stran- mier. and I/r. Ginieno, the
liiiister of of the Central synagogue, New York
representing the great .\incriefin republic will harken to the voice
gers. 1)iiii to the tact that the stu- the Interior. uitli the -e,4411 th a t th e city, delivered the appeal. Dr. Frans
of protest raised by many .\ merican Jews who m kw with horror the
dents have to leamr earl) in the even- order was countermanded and the Rus- made such a profound impression
thought that again the Jew will be segregated and forced to live an Sabbath Services—
sian Jews were permitted to continu e
in g for Ann \ rbor, a dance
NV Ile
tIvit $4011011 was subscribed at this
held
in the afternoon for tlim'ir benefit. their residence in Spain. If later he- one meeting.
isolated and unprogressive existence. It can readily be seen that
Sabbath :el-millet' mm in be held at,
should the Jew he forced tim live 111 Ills timmll specific comnlnnitr , he usual Saturday morning, at ft:.111. Th e After a plate slipper is sorted by the canie ',noun that the Spanish authori-
A united war relief campaign has
V1.1111111 ' S Auxiliary a short program ties mui•ri1 influenced entirely by the in- just
been concluded in Alilsvaiikee.
eeould suffer greatly because of the instinctive prejudice against him Sermon %mill lie delis ered by Idalibi
Alayerberg. 'Flit- topic is "Judaism will lie presented and then the dancing formation given them In Prince 11agarin
combined quota was &ion._
who
classed
all
Jews
as
liolshetiki
and
and we should constantlm see the spectre of whole communities en- as a Religion of Love and Justice."
will be resumed for those ho do not
nt
o.
of which !tit/0,1100 goes to line
errs included in the list such N11,13111: as
during starvation and possibly even worse than that in the form of
have lo leave. The society has ex-
\
inerican
Jewish
Sunday Services—
relief committee.
were suspected by him of revolutionary
liogronts and massacres.
tended it personal imitation to all
tendencies and therefor e lalfeli'd as Jews,. Many other communities and states
Services are held ewes Sunday students at \ rlior to come to the
It is indeed regrettable that the leaders of the world will resort morning at II. and the public is car-
throughont the Country are now plan-
, tTair gimum in their honor and all ei ho
ning to 6WId similar drives in order to
to this form of diplomacy to get rid of a problem perplexing to them, dially tut ited to attend . The di,- desire to act as h e n, the sni.
ost
A Ilehrew gymnasium, under the
raise the kinds which are so sorely
but one which could he easily soh ed if they worked upon the hoard C 1,1 s this Smola,' will be delivered flews are requested to submit th e i r rertion of I/r. \fax Me t
er. was opened needed to relieye the distress of the
principles of humanity and established the new' \\ orld Com coati( by Prof. I. leo Seharfnian names at once. The classes of the iu . Alariampol. Province of Stivalk, Rims- Jewish
%mar .sufferers.
‘1\
tyoll a basis 44 justice mmhich would izi‘e to all ', o p], i ii L . \ cry l an d Hebrew Class—.
it if ittitehlmid filet hrt elt ,i:
the same freedom and the same privileges without distinction as t o
The Hebrew Class will ineil at 9:3iI. 1
season and will be reinstituted next an !'"
students
LONDON
II Zionist leaders
agt :• ;3"
,
race, creed or color.
The class will continue to meet at this fall.
,u,dents arm* now re,g,u;
tarty attending this
wincn agree on the f -ur main factors in the
hour until the last Satiirday in Nlax..
is making line progress. and has a bright outline for immediate work in Pale:-
Confirmation Class—
Junior Young People's Society.
outlook Jr
o the future.
tine and that the funds are to be used
The Contirinatiun 'lass mu d! in er t a t
along those four lines: 111 'fii estab-
The Junior Young People's Society
Saturday morning.
lis h an irrati
will hold a regular meeting on Sun-
gmitmon s ofystem to incre ase
The city was .omemmliat astounded omtr the quick action tak e n
Rabbi .‘aroti Cohen. formerly of the prodintii
the land: t To
da, aftertwon at three o'clock.
Red Cross-
The
Congregation Aguilath Achim. Peoria, create emend v comallic conditions;
by the Liberty Loan Committee in muting Detroit dy er the top on
youtte.
people mm-ill be chaperoned by
Tlx leallfle Beth
BethI'd [ nil " 1 life members fit the auxiliary %mho 'lame 111., has assumed charge of the Con- 131 To Open up proper educational
the very first day of the Loan. The feat in itself is remarkable.
gregation Rodfei tedek.
American Red Cross has nutshell its expressel
of Chicago. instiutions: 14) To start up even-
a desire to be the
The raising of $.1:',.0c0.061 or thereabouts in a little less than eight %mods for the season, and until outlier voting folks
whenever them meet. It t!' The congregation is orthodox in where in the country necessary public
hours is an accomplishment of which no other City 111 the 1 . 1111 , 1 , can calls conic for materials there will be
character. undertakings.
boast.
It speaks in eloquent terms of the greacheartedness and nu more meetings of the mut on
Tuesdays. The unit aci ' , mph-shed
the patriotism of Detroit and its business institutio111.,
' The city a tremendous amount of work during
itself can justly feel proud of the Victory banner floating user its its existence, and those loyal women
municipal building ;old yet. with it all. it stems in a fashion to be who gam so splendid] m of their time
most unfortunate that this greatest and last tml all the loans should and energy to patriotic and luintani•
have been gathered from the banking institutions and the large in- tarian work deserve no end of praise.
The unit at its closing. ranks with the
terests of the city without first having given those indimiduals mm Ito mere hest in the city. The women of
bore the brunt of the other loans with splendid sacrifice and spark- the all Xlhary have the deepest and

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A Diplomatic Way of Segregating Jews

RICHMOND, VA., RAISES
QUOTA FOR _: WAR RELIEF

Samuel S. Mayerberg. ,Ilt

Temple Beth El Notes.

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Detroit Over the Top Again

ling patriotism, the first opportunity to purchase the bonds and to
show that even though peace 'has been declared and, in spite of the
fact that the glamor has been taken a‘•ay, they are still aglow with
a fervid and staunch desire to aid the government in peace as well
as in war.
It seems to its that the announcement of the committee in charge
of the Liberty Loan should have been delayed at least until three
or four days of the campaign had been passed. .\ s it is there is a
grave danger that the sales force will become apathetic and that
those who are approached still feel that they have peen neglected and
that they have not been given the opportunity of purchasing this—
the best bond of all the issues. It would ham e been an encouraging

most heartfelt thanks of all Temple

members for their unselfish contribu-
tion in time and labors to the great
national work when it was Si, direly
needed.
The ladies finished their
work %milli a splendid social hour.

Young People's Society--
The Young People's Society will

hot, I its regular social 'fleeting on
Sun day evening, the 27111. A program
will he given in the small assembly
r00 me beginning at 8:13, and then the
and lettuce will adjourn to the gyms. to
part ciliate in an informal dance. On
Ma y II, the society will entertain for

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