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VOL. IX. NO. 3.

EASTERN JEWRY IN
GERMANY IS FACING
PERILOUS POSITION

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY DECEMBER 10, 1920.

SOLICIT FUNDS TO
AID ZIONIST PLAN

Hundreds to Seek Contributions on

7th Annual Flag Day, Dec. 12.

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TEMPLE CLUB
B'NAI BRITH FORMS MEN'S
BRINGS GOV. ALLEN SAYS BROTHERHOOD
STATE COUNCIL TO
OF MAN IS MERELY
PROMOTE WELFARE
WORLD PREACHMENT

Address of Kansas Executive First of
Four Planned by Body.

GrE T
ND.A L E

JEWS SEEK OPENED
DOORS TO AMERICA

Ask A. F. of L. for Exemption to
Restricted Immigration Plan.

J JEWRY OF ENGLAND
SHOWS INCREASING
RELIGIOUS LAXITY

Jewish young men and women will
Henry J. Allen. Governor of Kansas,
NEW VORK.—In behalf of the
canvass for funds for the Jewish Na.
internationally known as an orator of
Hebrew workers throughout the
tional Fund Sunday, Dec. 12, un the
considerable power, as well as a jour-
country who wish to be exempted
occasion of the Seventh Annual Flag
Closing of Industries, Lack of
Day. Approximately .1(10 are expected Ten of Eleven Michigan Bodies nalist and statesman of remarkable Rabbi Lyons, In Temple Beth El front the immigration restriction plan
Food and Houses, Make New
ability, will deliver an address under
of the American Federation of Labor, Seek To Induce Attendance At
to come out in full force in Detroit
Present At Adoption Of
Sermon, Emphasizes Need
respresentatives of the United Hebrew
the auspices of the Men's Temple
Immigrants Unwelcome.
to do their share for the Zionist
Temple By Sunday Services
Plan,
Dec.
5.
'Trades of this city have conferred
Club,
at
Temple
Beth
El,
Friday.
even-
For
Solidarity.
institution that aims to purchase land
—An Innovation.
ing, December 17. He will speak on
with the subcommittee on immigra-
to become the property of the en-
LITTLE OPPORTUNITY TO
- —
tion of the Federation of Labor at
ADOLPH FREUND ELECTED
.'The State's Responsibility for Indus- SAYS MONIED MANIKIN
tire Jewish people.
EARN LIVING IN CITIES
the
110,
e1 Continental. It was MORNING POST PREDICTS
The Detroit committee is composed
FIRST HEAD OF COUNCIL trial Justice",
ENCOURAGES PREJUDICE announced by the representatives of
DISASTER
IN PALESTINE
of Mrs. Ralph Davidson, chairman;
Governor Allen's address is the first
BERLIN—The position of the East.
the United Hebrew Trades at the
Mrs. Z. Ehrlich and Mr. H. Goldberg.
An event of far-reaching import in in a series of four to be given under
A moral status quo of the universe Close of the conference that they had
Ettropcan Jews in Germany is becom- Philiph Slotnovitz, who was in charge
By Leopold Spero
ing daily more acute. Notwithstand- on National Fund Flower Day, was the history of the Independent Order Club auspices by men prominent in working through its intimate rela- strong hopes of favorable action by Menden Correspondent, The Detroit.
Jew's`,
ing the fact that their migration in the again placed in charge of Flag 1Lay. of lh'uiai !frith took place in the rooms American public life. Through the tionships toward a community of the Executive Council of the federa-
chrunkie3
of Pisgah Lodge, No. 34, 1. 0. 13.
interests
and
responsibilities,
a
broth-
courtesy of the organization the De-
tion
last few weeks has slackened som•-
On the occasion of the collections Sunday, 1)ci:ember 5, in the formal
troit hoard of Commerce is making erhood of man that has ceased to be
LONDON—The Jewish Religious
The reasons given for desiring to
what, and the emigration, especially in this ety, a dance has been arranged
installation of a Michigan Council of arrangements for a reception and but an empty preachment, solidarity
be exempted from the operation of Union, which stands for the advance-
to America, is on the increase, yet the for the volunteers to take place the
Itnai !kith lodges.
luncheon to be tendered Governor and fraternity are needed more than the restrictions suggested by the ment of Liberal Judaism, held its first
probability of the circumstances Saturday evening preCeeding collec-
Representatives were present from Allen at noon Friday. Governor ever before in the history 'of mankind American Federation of Labor are Sunday service lucre, Nov. 14.
changing very Dutch for the worse tion day, at Shaarey Zedek. Refresh-
111 of the 11 Michigan lodges and the Sleeper is expected to be present, ac- to solve the multiplicity of national that in certain sections of Europe
Whether this marks an epoch in re-
during the coming winter must be ments will be served the volunteers, following
officers
were elected. cording to plans made by a joint com- and 'international problems confront- large numbers of Jews are massacred ligious history here, or is merely an
taken into account. This, of course, and no charges will be involved.
Adolph Freund, president; F.rwin N. mittee of the two bodies.
ing the world, Rabbi Alexander and persecuted in various ways, incident, time will show. No Sunday
depends in a large measure on the
Treusch (Grand Rapids), first vice-
Lyons, of the Eighth Avenue Temple, which ill treatment has caused litany services have ever been held in Eng•
general state of German industry.
Members of the Hen's Temple Club Brooklyn, declared, speaking at Tem-
president; Henry J. Jacobson (Pon-
in the past 'to flee to the United land for Jews except on special occa-
Should the export trade, owing to the
tiac), second v o ce-president; Adolph will be admitted to the address free of ple Beth El Sunday morning,' on
States, and may in the future com- sions, and the organizing secretary of
present renewed depreciation of the
Kositcheck (Lansing), secretary; J. B. charge. They may be accompanied by "Jew and Christian." Rabbi Leo M. pel hundreds of thousands of others the Jewish Religious
Union, the Hon.
mark, increase, it may be anticipated
Simon (Lansing), treasurer. Edward one lady. Members may buy as many tranklin introduced the speaker.
to come to this country.
Lily Montagu, sister of the Secretary
that the greater demand for labor
Lichtig. of Bay City, Rabbi Adolph additional tickets as they choose for
"Civilization has been too much of
In a statement issued following the of State for India, Mr. Edwin Mon-
might also affect the position of the
Steiner, of Jackson, and Benjamin 511 cents before the lecture, 'tickets
Says Erectton of New Synagogue \S'iener, of Flint, were appointed on bought on night of lectures, whether a scintillating personality," Rabbi conference, II. Lang of the United tagu, and a cousin of Sir Herbert
East-European Jews.
Lyons said. "There was much said Hebrew Trades said that the sub- Samuel, High Commissioner for
But the prospects in this direction
Should he Answer to Every
by members or non-members, to be $1. about brotherhood in the world. It committee had given them a careful Palestine, is careful to emphasize
in
are not very great. On the whole, it
Anti-Semitic Outburst
was preached, proclaimed and pro- hearing and seemed to be deeply im- her circular that these services are in
is anticipated that, after Christmas
fessed, and yet, after 1900 years of pressed with the argument advanced addition to the regular Sabbath ser-
many of the large industrial concerns
"When someone, for one motive or
Christendom and thousands more of for placing no further restrictions in vices held by the Union on Saturday
will be obliged to close down. Already another, begins to bellow anti.
Jewry, the brotherhood of the world the way of immigration of the Jews. mornings and afternoons at the Lib-
the authorities proceed with un•om- Sentitism, build another synagogue,"
was more of a preachment than a The sub-committee had no power to eral Synagogue in Hill street, and
mon severity against those firms w ho advised Rabbi Louis M'olsey of Cleve-
practice.
act, Mr. Lang said, but the members are intended to bring the claims of
transgress the demobilization orders, land. speaking before 160 members of
premised to present the situation to Judaism to a large section of our
War Proves World Moral.
Rev. Lutoslayski, Smooth-Ton-
for instance, by employing people the Men's Temple Club at their regu-
the Executive Council for its careful community who have so far not
"M'ar
came,—as
it
had
to
come—
who, before the war, had not lived in lar "Get-Together Meeting" at the
gued Orator, Leads Forces
consideration.
recognized its appeal.
and if one thing was proved by the
the particular locality; to employ for- Phoenix ChM NIonday night.
of Anti-Semites.
"We thought it advisable," pro-
conflict, it is that this is a moral world
eigners is strictly prohibited, and is
"To fight anti-Semitism from with-
ceeds
Miss Montagu, "to hold the
—a world in which wrong will ulti-
only done where there is a real lack out, live a Jewish life from witlyM in
services at a time when men and
BY
Z.
LAROY.
mately give way to righteousness. We
of labor hands. Hence the ever grow- the highest meaning of the term,"
women can attend, who on account
cb.wish t'oereeponitiqui,
have not learned everything by the
ing concentration of East-European Rahlyi NVolsey told his hearers. "It
of economic conditions are at present
lesson of war, but we have been
Jewish emigrants in the Rhenish- is time that every. Jew be Judaized,
debarred from public worship."
1V.ARSAW—The broad democratic taught something. A new world is
Westphalian coal and industrial terri- that our homes be Judaized. Not
Sunday Worship "Shocking."
N. Y. Sabbath Alliance Resists At-
basis upon which the Polish parlia- a-horning."
tory, where several thousands are em- alone should the Rabbi be the spokes-
To you in America the idea of Jew-
mentary elections were effected
Some
cent ralized
tempt to Stop Observance of
international
ployed in the mines and the larger man for the Jew, but as in earlier
ish
services on Sunday is familiar.
should have satisfied the most valiant body, whether one form of the
Seventh Day.
industries. It is invariably admitted days, every Jew must be ready, will-
Here it is just a trifle shocking. And
champions of democracy. On that League or another, is imperative,
by industrialists there that the East- ing and capable to carry the banner
fears
have been freely expressed as to
account the results of the elections Rabbi Lyons emphasized, to help
NEW YORK—The Jewish Sabbath
European Jews prove themselves of Israel. It is time that all of us be
proved all the more surprising to the solve the world problems that are a Alliance of America has announced what it may mean in the way of
brought to the realization that we
eminently suitable for the work.
apostles of government by the people part of the process of reconstruction. the beginning of a campaign to cir- assimilation and loss of Jewish iden-
must become individual standard-
and for the people. Surrounded on :the time of insularity has gone by, cumvent the attempts of the Lord's tity. The lay chiefs of the Union are
Urban Conditions Bad
bearers."
the east and west by the echoes of the he said, and men have come to realize Day Alliance to force Jews to observe Dr. Israel Abramhams, of Cambridge
Matters are particularly bad in the
Russian and German revolutions that all things are bound together by Sunday, which the Alliance has de- University, whom you all know as a
large cities, such as Berlin, Leipzig
Screen for Autocrats.
where all manner of social problems a tie finer and more subtle than a scribed as "the American Sabbath." scholar and lecturer, and Mr. Claude
and 51unchen, where the possibilities •
Rabbi 1Volsey expressed the belief
are
being solved, the elections, car- ray of light,—knit by a bond of indis- Resolutions adopted at a special Monfefiore, whose religious writings
of earning a living are practically nil.
Adolph Freund.
that the current wave of anti-Semit-
ried out with the out of the most up- soluble human relationships.
meeting of the organization commit. you also know, and whom is regarded
A large portion of the immigrants,
ism is the inspiration of the Hohen-
to-date
methods, ushered in into the
Ilse
General
Committee.
The
officers,
I
"'the most significant and vital of ted it to "stop all attempts to bring by non-Jews here as a profound
under the stress of need, resort to
zollern, Hapsburg and Rotnanoff
means of livelihood which bring them forces which are seeking to detract together with the members of the Polish Constituent Assembly au un- our problems that has been brought about legislation which will in any scholar, a man of saintly life, and an
into conflict with the police regula- the attention of the masses front the General Committee, form the Execu- usually' large group of priests who to the threshold of all America is the way prevent the Seventh Day observ- honor to Judaism. At the same time,
differ only to the extent that their importation from a decadent Europe ing citizen front observing as his day he has been thought to hold opinions
tions, especially those relating to illicit main issue with which they are con- tive Board of the Council.
which would welcome a means of
party differences divide them.
of an extensive effort to belittle the of rest the Seventh Day."
trading. The efforts to establish cerned—the return of the autocratic
In its
To Promote Lodges' Welfare.
\Vas it a mere matter of chance? Jew," Rabbi Lyons declared.
efforts at resistance the Jewish Sab - Union in the future between Judaism
East-European Jews on the local have regime.
'flue Council was formed to pro- Has Catholicism, which Is really quite
and
Christianity. Rabbi Mattock, the
bath Alliance resolved to endeavor
Anti-Semiticism in America.
so far not succeeded to any appreci-
One act productive of good that is mote the welfare of each Lodge by a popular faith in Poland, attained
minister of the congregation, is a bril-
"This attempt to foist upon the s to convince all legislators that sucl'
able extent.
the direct result of the Anti-Jewish mutual co-operation, to foster social such heights of democracy that it ac-
iant
young
scholar and speaker who
legislation as is sought by the Lord's
American public a problem that i
The position of these poor immi- movement afoot, the speaker declared, and fraternal relations between the
is welcomed on nonconformist plat-
tually represents' the most modern called anti-Semitism, is an expression Day Alliance "would be a great in
grants is yet jeopardized by the strong was the statement recently issued, for several lodges, to aim towards a per-
forms, and has drawn to himself in
and social tendencies of the people?
of ignorance upon its very face," the , justice to a large portion of th
anti-Semitic agitation which is being the first time in the history of feet practice of the underlying priu-
the past few years a wide circle of
citizenry."
Priests, Controlling Heads.
speaker charged, "as there is no suc
carried on here. That it is an easy America, by eight leading Jewish or- elides of the Order and to render
In the midst of the peasants and thing as Semitism in this country. h
followers frotn orthodox Jewish
Lt
a
statement
denying
the
conteu
matter, in view of the prevailing short- ganizations in the country and sent support and encouragement to Dis.
families.
semi-intelligent town representatives
lion
of
the
Rev.
Dr.
Harry
I,.
13owlby
'Me are told that the world is in
age of provisions and housing accom. out to the American public and to
tact Grand Lodge No. 6 and to the who occupy the greater number of
It may be thought that in our pres-
of
the
Lord's
Day
Alliance
that
Sun-
danger
of
Semitic
domination.
Never
niodation, to incite the broad masses the world at large, defining the status Independent Order of It'nai Brith
the seats in the Polish Seim, the has there been a greater compliment day observance is an American insti- ent condition of religious affairs we
against any immigrating element, is if the American Jew.
priestly group appears like the con- than that charge, for while we are tution, the Rev. Dr. Bernard Drach. cannot argue safely against any re-
"Put your Channukah candles in
self-evident. The nationalists here
The formation of the Michigan trolling head of a heavy and immove-
form which has a spark of feeling and
less than 1 per cent of the population, man, President of the Jewish Salt-
persistently demand that the strictest the front window," Rabbi Wolsey Council has aroused touch interest '; tble body.
reverence in it and may bring back
the fear of the instigators of that in- bath Alliance, said:
possible measures, such as the closing said, "so our Christian brethren will throughout the country and the local
straying
sheep to a sadly depleted
With the exception of the Socialists
Dr. Drachman Replies.
down of frontiers, internment and ex- know we have nothing to hide. In committee has received many mes- old the Jews, every group has its sidious propaganda is that the world
"The statement that Sunday ob- fold. Open confession is good for the
pulsion, be taken against the East- the darkest hour of Judaism those sages of commendation on their lumber of priests. This is not only is in danger of being ruled by that
soul,
and
honest
men here on all sides
servance is an American institution is
move. It is expected that other to be realized through the fact that less than 1 per cent.
European Jews. The Government—to Ilghts will bring us comfort."
only true in the sense that it is are convinced that they dare not say
World Domination Absurd.
states
will
follow
Michigan's
example.
t
its credit be it said—has so far not
how
completely
they think Judaism
hey are there, but even much more
Country's Leaders Coming.
"That is the import of that effete practiced by many, possibly the
Delegates were present from the so through the spirit of the legislative
allowed itself to be coerced into any
is losing a grip upon Jews. Already
charge. The history of Jewry, which majority of Americans. But it is not
Melville Welt, general chairman of following Michigan lodges: Bay City
drastic steps; whether, in view of the
activities in the Polish Seim which is a history of service at a cost of a true iii the sense that it is an essen- we begin to see in what is written and
increasingly difficult situation, it may activities, opened the meeting with a Lodge No. 178, N. Spiesberger, Ed. throughout bears the priestly stamp.
said about us how much the respect
tremendous sacrifice is answer to the tial part of Americanism. So long as
not after all he forced to make con- brief address in which he outlined the 1.ichtig; Julius Houseman Lodge No.
for Jews on the part of non-Jews was
Intellectual Forces.
charge that Jews seek world domina- we have no established church in
cessions, remains to be seen. The plans of the Nlen:s Temple Club. As 238, Grand Rapids, Erwin N. Treusch
The intellectual forces brought into tion. 'the charge is as absurd as is America to which all citizens are ob- based upon the itlea that the Jew
maintained, in the letter as well as in
Self-Help Organization of the East- part of its program the organization Louts eguson; Saginaw Lodge No. the Seim by the truly democratic
ligated
to
belong—and
we
are
a
long
the
logic
that
because
some
Jews
are
aims to bring to its membership the 6,36. \V. Wolsey. Sam Seitner; Flint
Voriipean Jews, has made great
elections are comparatively slight and objectionable all Jews are offensive. way removed from that— no religious the spirit, the teachings of his holy
foremost speakers of the country on Lodge No. 656, Benjamin F. \Veiner,
religion.
-Irides; thus for instance, it has
are chiefly found in those character-
practice,
such
as
Sunday
observance
ry
largely,
except
in
religious
con-
religious, civic, economic, social and
Hauser; Jacob H. Schiff Lodge ized by the garb of the Catholic
cla mot with the co-operation of the
War Disintegrates Jewry.
undoubtedly is, can be called an
ethical subjects.
No. 604, Lansing, Adolph Kositchek, priest. It would be unfair and incor- victions. the Jews are pretty much essential requisite of Americanism.
' , wish ‘Yorkers Welfare Bureau, a
The war was a distintegrating force.
like other people. 1t has never been
"It is our aim," ldr. Welt declared, J. B. Simon: David Herrman Lodge
Intl for 1,000 persons. 'the small
rect to sweepingly suggest that all shown that there is more delinquency The same is the ease with that other It took dozens of our young men at
"to make the Alen's Temple Club of No. 807, Jackson, Adolph Steiner, t
oish Trade Associations which have
hose wearing the clerical garb are to in Jewry than in other races."
favorite stat (intent of the advocates their most impressionable age and
Temple 131•01 El the foremost club of Louis (dick; Pontiac Lodge No. 850, I
.: established among the East.
0. identified with those wearing it in
:this charge against Jews, Rabbi of Sunday observance that this is a made it impossible for them to keep
its kind in America."
Henry J. .lacobson, Gabriel J. Rappa. t he Polish Seim and all they stand for
Christian
country.
Hoopean Jews, and which are being
what little they retained of respect
Lyons said, had its most conspicuous
Secretary Morris Garvett spoke of port; Rattle Creek Lodge No. 871
politically and socially. Not all of representation in America through
S la well occupied, likewise deserve
"Whatever recognition of religion for the Sabbath, for the dietary laws,
the religious and educational work of Sol Rosenfeld. Auigs•t Kapp.
those are alike, either in their knowl- the money of one who does not know exists in this country is a, matter of and the forntal observances. It was
vial mention.
the society. At the conclusion of his
edge and tendency or in their tem- that Americans cannot be misled by. courtesy, because our government impossible to get kosher food on the
Muskegon Sends Message.
Book of Jewish Studies
talk. 103 members had enrolled in
perament and aspiration. Apart from :he . mere manipulation of money, appreciates the good work the clergy march, to lay Tephillin
in the
A book entitled "The Countenance the Jewish Bible and History courses
The 5lishan Lodge of Kalamazoo
their concern in the matter of re- though for a time this villification of and other religious workers arc doing, trenches. It is true that Jewish ser-
was
represented
that will soon be formed. It is hoped,
by Isaac Goldberg,
(Continued on page four)
ligion, they are, with but few excep- Jews presents is problem, he ex- and non-religious is not anti-religious. vices were organized in France and
Mr. Garvett explained, to bring Prof. President of Temple Beth El, and a
tions, quite varied and differing and plained, because it is sowing suspi- But in the general sense this can as other theatres of war, and many a
Englander of the Hebrew Union Col- former resident. The Abraham Rosen
very often they are found to take cion and separation when and where truly he said to be a Jewish country soldier gladly took advantage of them
lege to Detroit every other Friday Lodge of Muskegon was not repre-
who was not so much interested in
opposite sides in the course of a there ought to he increasing union if as a Christian country."
night to conduct classes in Jewish smiled at the meeting, but a message
religion as in the chance of getting
debate. One thing which may well the great task of America is to be
K. of C. Take No Hand.
history and culture at Temple Beth from its president assured the Coon-
An announcement from the Knights a day or two's respite from the strain
be traced to their age-long culture done.
El under the auspices of the Men's el of its co-operation.
of
the front line.
unites them. They all speak in terms
of Columbus yesterday said: "We
But the general
Money and Manikins.
Temple Club.
The delegates met at the B'nai
of refinement and they all hear the
"No man in American lift. is big have had many offers to campaign effect of war has been to swamp the
---
A very enjoyable feature of the Brith Club House, 25 Broad way, at
religious
Jewish religion and its exponents the enough. in his representation of a bad against the radical 'unco guid' under
spirit, and war's present
Baskets and Rugs, Mode by Sick and evening's entertainment
were the noon, following Rabbi Alexander
utmost antagonism and prejudice.
tendency to be regarded in and by K. of C. auspices. Some have offered legacy of hardship and rough times,
Convalescent Soldiers, to be
solos by Cameron McLean, noted I.y.ons' address at Temple Beth El,
In the present composition of the himself because of the possibilities of to contribute to a campaign fund to
f disappointment in ideals unreal-
Sold by Auxiliary.
Scotch baritone. "Gang singing" was where dinner was served the visiting
o
Polish
Seim
where
the
Jews
are
intel-
has completed the process which
his pernicious influence. Here and counteract the blue law advocates. ized,
very much enjoyed by members. The representatives and their wives. Rabbi
The K. of C. will lake no part in paid began in August 1914.
lectually no small factor and in the
(('ontinued on page four)
': ,-/ A sale of baskets and rims, the parodies for the songs were written Lyons and Rabbi Leo M. Franklin
activity against blue laws, as that
If the Religious Union can
face
of
the
anti-Semitic
propaganda
handiwork of convalescent soldiers in lys. Emanuel G. Frank, Sidney Fec' were guests of the lodge.
which fs being conducted in the Seim.
course is no less censurable than that effect anything, however little, to-
the Detroit Tuberculosis Sanitorium hinter and Irving Hirshmaty
wards this end, it will have justified
Ginsburg
Reads
Plan.
of
those
who
accept
money
to
agi-
one
frequently
witnesses
disputes
'
will be held in the vestry rooms of
tate blue laws. It is a matter of patri- its present attempt. But the experi-
Bernard Ginsburg, President of Pis- which seem like the prologue and
•
t. I Temple Beth El, Monday afternoon
otic conscience- And American com- ment is strange, there is no ready
gah Lodge, opened the meeting fol- epilogue of the actual happenings in
Dec. 13. tinder the auspices of the
mon sense, when stimulated as we public response to it, very little is
lowing the dinner with an address of the life of the Jews in Poland.
[
Welfare Committee of the Women's
s i timulate it through K. of C. open known about it, and it makes no ap-
welcome to the visitors.
Adolph
Calls Forth Medievalism.
Auxiliary of the Temple.
forums throughout the country, will peal to all to the vast foreign-born
Freund, as chairman of the Commit-
And in the forefront of the consti-
The sale is part of a program of
tee on Arrangements, explained the tutional assembly of the free and in- Proceeds of Annual Ball to go to reject any progrr .t calling fur organ- Jewish population of London, not to
splendid service rendered by the Wel'
Erection of New Building
ized and legalized unhappiness•"
inention those of Manchester and
purpose of the Council and read the dependent I'olish Republic appears
,,,„._ _fare Committee among sick and cow
The third weekly lecture for this
Housing Hundreds.
A convention of dancing teachers Leeds, who are not too old to learn,
J i'alescent soldiers in Detroit hospitals,
prospectus outlining the platform and the Reverend Dr. Kasimiersch Luto-
season held last Friday evening at the
will be held in New York in about but rather too materialistic to care
under the guidance of Mrs. William synagogue on Westminster and Del- aims of the new body. The prospec- slayski.
t)woos we 'eetk he
The Detroit Iltbrew Orphan Asso• (pp
a, it was said yesterday, to for spiritual instruction.
tus was unanimously adopted. Rabbi
Rindskoff, chairman.
Who is this man who seems to
mar avenues drew one of the largest
Blue Law campaign and
A Mission Field,
Members of the Committee make gatherings that ever attended the as- Lyons and Rabbi Franklin addressed draw out all the medieval spirits who dation will give their second annual
hall
at
the
Arcadia,
Thursday,
Dec
to challenge the Board of Bishops of
It is here we have a mission field
the meeting.
weekly visits to the Marine Hospital
still have such well-founded nests in
semblies since they were introduced
16. Rubenstein's Orchestra has been the Methodist Episcopal Church for which might well fire the ardour of
The Council will meet again Sun- Poland?
Tuberculosis Sanitorium. Shurley
last year. Mr. S. Kasdan, principal
engaged and a splendid program of their recent Atlantic City action in a Jewish General Booth, of
day, December 26, in Detroit.
Grace, Harper and St. Mary's Hos.
a Moody
Reverend Lutoslayski is one of the
o f the Farnsworth Street 'Talmud
entertainment is promised by Mrs. L sanctioning refusal of a Wichita and Sankey crusade, of
oitals. distributing chocolates, writing
a Torrey-
members of the extreme Right Party
Torah, was the speaker, and his topic
(Continued on page nee)
Rubenstein, chairman of arrange- clergyman to transfer the member- Alexander tour, Sensationalism, brow-
letters and doing little services lot
in
the
Polish
Seim,
belonging
to
the
was "Yochanan bon Zakkai."
ments.
ship of a dancing teacher because of beating sermons, the fire and thunder...
the men. Committee members, as.
organization of the People's Demo-
Mr. Kasdan outlined the conditions
The proceeds of the ball will go her "profession."
of prophetic reproach, these might
'jilted by other Auxiliary members
cratic Party. If by chance you were
under which Rabbi Yochanan ben
toward the new building fund being
The Board of Directors of the have effect if they were bold enough,
are also engaged in making pajamas
to stop in at the Seim building and
Zakkai lived, at the time of the de-
raised for the financing of an insti• Anti-Saloon League of New York de- vigorous enough, extensive enough to
and bathrobes for the soldiers.
listen
to
his
exhortations
you
would
struction of the Second Temple at
tution that will house several hundred
"It is our hope," Mrs. Rindskofl
train the conviction that you were children. The site chosen is located clared recently that the league "has make our young people a little
Jerusalem, in the year 70 of the pres-
not departed and will not depart from
said. speaking of the work of het
face to face with an extreme revolu- at Linwood and Davison and is part
(Continued on page tour)
the fundamental policy. declared in
Committee, "to sustain the morale of ent era.
Mr. Kasdan is to deliver three more Dinner and Reception to Be Tendered tionary, a most radical democrat. Nor of a nine-acre tract purchased jointly the National Constitution. 'to main-
the returned soldiers who have been
is
he
imbued
with
the
fire
of
religious
D. W. Simons and Abraham Jacobs
by the Detroit Hebrew Orphan Asso-
lectures on Jewish hist Oi
'cal topics
stricken with the dread \Vhite Plague
exaltation. On the contrary, he ciation and the Old Folks' Home As- tain an attitude of strict neutrality on
At Sb
Zedek.
all questions of public policy not
to make them feel that there are some during the season. In add ion to Mr.
speaks to you with the utmost appli- sociation.
Kasdan, Mr. Zinder, teacher in the
directly and immediately concerned
who care."
cation of logic, with the employment
The present building, situated at 25 with the traffic in strong drink.'"
The boys are especially interested in Wilkins Street Talmud Torah, will
The lighting of the Eighth Chan- of the latest revelations in science
Rowena street, was opened in Janu-
the success of the sale. Mrs. Rinds' deliver a series of three lectures dur- nukah candle will be celebrated on and you quickly realize that you has,
ary, 1919, at a cost of $250(0 and was
koff explained. as in most cases the ing the year.
Sunday evening, Dec. 12, at the
Residents in the northern district Shaarev Zedek synagogue at 5:30 p. before you a man of vast knowledge, opened a year later clear of all in-
proceeds of their work represents the
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Dr Cyrus
and one moved by desire for im- debtedness. The home harbors 24
of
Detroit
are
urged
to
attend
these
first money that they have earned in
m y with appropriate service,.
provement. Having gained this im- Jewish orphans and the long waiting Thos. Driven Out by Bedouins Now Adler, of Philadelphia, Acting Chair-
many years. Mrs. Rindskoff assures lectures. The younger element is par-
Rabbi A. M. Hershman will deliver
man of the Jewish Welfare Board, has
Bock
at
Thole
Homo..
list
has
necessitated
immediate
ex-
(continued on page five)
prospective buyers that all the articles ticularly urged to come to the syna- the sermon. The ritual will he ren-
pansion. Ground for the new build-
LONDON—The Jewish colonists accepted appointment by Secretary of
on sale have been thoroughly fum1 gogues, as their needs and problems dered by Cantor Minkowsky and his
ing will be broken as soon as suffi- of Delhi and Gilead who were driven War Baker as the representative of
gated and have passed sanitary inspec- are discussed during these ($ atherings. choir.
Hungarian Jews May Lose Vote.

1Volsey Speaks to
Men's Temple Club

Catholic Priests
Rule Polish Seim

Jews Will Combat
Blue Law Efforts

WOMEN OF TEMPLE
BETH EL CONDUCT
HANDIWORK SALE

HEBREW ORPHAN
HOME ASS'N WILL
GIVE 2nd AFFAIR

LARGE GATHERINGS
ATTEND LECTURES
ON FRIDAY NIGHTS

BANOUET TO FOLLOW
LIGHTING OF LAST
CHANNUKAH CANDLE

COLONISTS RETURN

tion by the Board of Health.
Others assisting Mrs. Rindskoff in
her work are Mrs. Louis Musliner .
Mrs. Louis Simon, Mrs. E. 11 Konnle.
Miss. !Ferman Finsterwald and Mrs
klaetha Van Baalen.
The public is cordially invited to

attend the sale.

"Bolsheviks" Released.

JAFFA —N number of young tnen
were arrested here for spreading rev-
olutionary Bolshevik proclamations.
Ultimately they were released on bail.

Following the services a banquet
and reception will he given in honor
of D. W. Simons and Abraham Jacobs
in commemoration of their faithful
service to the Congregation through
many years. A splendid program of
entertainment has been arranged by
the Committee in charge.

cient funds are on hand to start build-
ing

VIENNA—The Jews of Hungary
The following the present officers
will be deprived of all rights of suf- of the Detroit Hebrew Home Ass'n:
frage under an understanding reached Nathan Bielfield, president; Mrs. L
by the political parties of that coun- Rubenstein, first vice-president; Mrs
try with the view of solving the Jew- I.. Solomon, second vice-president; A
ish problem, says a dispatch from Rogvoy, secretary; Mrs. Gussie Weis.
'Budapest.
wasser, treasurer.

from their homes by Bedouins sev-
eral months ago have returned to
their old habitations, according to a
dispatch from Jerusalem.
The French officials welcomed the
returning Jews and the Jewish Colon.
ization Association has undertaken to
rebuild the homes destroyed during
the fighting.

DR. CYRUS ADLER
WILL REPRESENT
WELFARE BOARD -

that organization on the War Me-
morials Council to succeed the late
Colonel Harry Cutler. This Council
is composed of men and women of
national . prominence to advise the
War Department periodically in mat-
ters regarding American military dad
overseas and national cemeteries orbit
will be established in France. ,.