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By Chas. II. Ja.eahl

play, "Loyalties," the other day. It made me an.
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h•ve an inkling of what Gels worth wa• driving •5 when
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eorofortsbls.
I am still wond ering if there isn't something subtly anti.
he wrote d, . but •rlicularly from the standpoint of •n English audience.
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m what I heard in New York most of our people seem to think that
F ro Jew is the hero of the play. I emphatically disagree. There isn't
t he
to into the matter in detail, but it doesn't require much space
room t o
to show that the Jew in the play is depicted as • cad and • bounder.
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DeL,vis, a rich young Jew with oodles of money wins £1,000 at a
race and puts up with I others . a week-end guest of a member
at his summer home. DeLevis, a guest of an
glish aristocracy •
the L n gentleman' beh•ves as if he were stopping at a fourth rate
of
English
n eighborhood. He tucks his winnings in his
hotel in an undesirable
ot, puts the boot in • suitcase and locks it. Before retiring he takes
bo
the money out of his boot, places it in • wallet under his pillow, then
goes to the bathroom, where he remains 15 minutes. In the inter,m

I Rabbi Franklin to Speak on
I h."
neu g w
I On Sunday morning of this week,
I Rabbi Franklin will devote his ser-

' mon to a discussion of the subject
and Health" from the
. "Religion
I standpoint of Judaism. The relation

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Remember he is •n enormously wealthy rnan, to whom $5,000 is
$25 or $50 would be to the editor of a ew
Jish
much
,.d e ti v ely
o.w.paper. As soon as he discovers his loss he rouses the household
ends for the police despite the protests of the gentleman who.,
and s he is. The latter deplores the possibility of a scandal in his home
guest
and implore. DeLevis to leave the matter to him for a quiet i n vestiga-
tion. He refuses and the police come. When a little later he suddenly
accuse. a fellow guest on circumstantial evidence his host and one of
his close friends, • general in the army, ask DeLevis not to advertise
the fact on such flimsy evidence. But DeLevis is obdurate until
finally he is told that if he persists in h's course he will be blackballed
at the most exclusive English Club, at which his application is posted.
eras to this and sells his "rights" for a mess of social s pottage.
He agrees

Later he is blackhlaled anyway and then, angry, he again goes
robbery.
about accusing his fellow guest at the country home of the
which he rise. to
the club someone calls him a "damned Jew," at
At
dignation and display. his "loyalty to race." At the end,
heights of i n
when his position hisbeen vindicated and it is shown that he was
obbed by the man he accused, he ask. that the money which is offered
r
eimburse him for his loss should be given to charity, as all he
hint
to r was "vindication" and to be proved "right." But through it
wanted
all one is conscious that the Jew is a parvenu; that he doesn't "be-
long:" that his money is the only key that has opened the door to
English aristocracy and that he isn't very high minded when his social
w ondering, just w ondering,
mbitions are interfered with. And I am
•
is trying to show his English friends what an up-lo-dale

rich English Jew really is —

in his estimation.

I refer these statements to Billy Sunday, Rev. Dr. John Roachh
Stratton, the Lord's Day Alliance, and to other Orthodox Chris

Church groups and individuals:

"The Christian Church as an institution must either be
scrapped or revolutionized. On Fifth avenue (New York) you
can see four or five $1,000,000 churches which run six hours a
week. What department store could do business on such
methods? The reason why the business man stays away from
church is because, when he' goes, he hears so much that offends

his common sense."

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those shocking things? Not a Jewish materialist.
Who said all
Not an infidel. Not • Turk. Not any other "heathen." No, but two
one William Frederick Dix, for
very estimable Christian gentlemen, .
any of New
C ompany
16 years secretary of the Mason .
York; the other, Randall Salisbury, manager of the Manhattan snort-
gage department of the Title Guarantee •nd Trust Company. And
these two men have written a book, not about business, but about God
and the souls of men "and the failure of the Christian Church today
to fitly serve either." These men are rendering a great service to
power for good is being stifled by
Christianity by indicating how it.
lot of sniffling pulpiteers who believe that the world is standing still.
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Policy," written
In an article entitled "The Fundamentals tot Polish
tra ns.
by the Warsaw correspondent of the Frankfurter Zeitung and
phs, which
fated for the Living Age, I quote these interesting paragr•
bear the earmarks of accuracy and fairness:

Dr. Slonimsky's Class This Week:
On Friday evening of this week at
8 o'clock, Professor Slonimsky will
give the third of his stimulating talks
on "The Philosophy of Religion."
Those who have heard the previous
I lessons in this course will surely
[come, but each one should bring at
least one friend.

' Ludwig Lewisohn to
Talk Here on Monday:

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Men's Temple Club Night:

Wednesday evening has been set
I aside we Men's Temple Club Night.
n O each Wednesday evening there
[
will be something of special interest
for the members of the club in their
elu brooms. Incidentally, current
magainzes and New York daily pa-
pers are always on file it: the Men's
Temple Club room. Chess, checkers
and other games of similar nature are
available.

The Golden Jubilee meeting of the
Union of American Hebrew Congre-
gations will take place in New York
City Jan. 22 to 26. This will be one
of the most important gatherings of
, stews that has ever taken place in this
. country. Among those to attend will
be the officers and rabbis of Temple
lieth El and its affiliated societies, be-
sides a number of specially appointed
' delegates.
Reports of the meeting will be sub-
mitted upon their return. In this
connection, particular attention is
' called to the absence from the city
of Rabbis Franklin and Berkowitz
(luring the week of the convention.
No dates at which their services are
I required should, unless imperative,
be set for this time. Rabbi Berko-
' witz leaves Detroit on Jan. 18 and
will return Jan. 26. Rabbi Franklin
leaves on the afternoon of Jan. 21
and will he absent about 12 (lays.

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On Monday of the coming week,
Jan. 15, the Men's Temple Club will
have as its guest and principal speak-
er at a dinner meeting Ludwig
Lewisohn, author of "Up-Stream"
and translator of Wasserman's "The
World's Illusion." So much has been
said and written of Mr. Lewisohn and
his work recently that his coming is
an event of unusual interest. Ile is
said to be a most delightful speaker.
His subject will be "America and the
New Nationalism." Members of the
Men's Temple Club should send in
their reservations at once.

Meeting of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations:

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Particular attention is called to the
fact that on Saturday afternoon there
are now four dancing classes and on
Wednesdays two. Further informa-
I lion in regard to these classes may
be obtained from the chairman, Mrs.
'Sidney Fechheimer, who may be
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hoped that a very large congregation
will be present on Sunday.
The Sabbath sermon this week will
I be preached by Rabbi Berkowitz and
will be based upon the Scriptural
portion of the week.

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The Junior Hadassah announces
that a semi-formal dance is Co be
given by the organization at the Elks'
The Thirty-second volume of the
Temple on Saturday evening, Feb, 3. Yearbook of the Central Conference
Cadillac 3600
Proceeds will go towards the support of American Rabbis has just appear-
ed. It contains the proceedings of the
of the adopted Palestine orphans.
Cape May convention and the papers
which were read at that time It is
the most interesting yearbook which
has appeared in many years. In the
business portion the most outstanding
Parlor
Meeting
at
Club
House:
"Nevertheless, the anti-Semite movement is as powerful and
"Y" members are invited to a par- feature is the agreement entered into
as bitter as ever. It aims to exclude the Jews from all social
lor meeting at the club house, 89 Ro- by the Conference with the Palestine
relations with the Poles, from scientific bodies, social clubs
Development Council which marks the
and other organizations, and from the schools—although with
WELFARE ORGANIZATION wena street, on Thursday evening, close of the bitter struggle which has
IN, at 8 o'clock. John L. Kolle
notable exceptions to this policy in case of individuals. Since
WILL INSTALL OFFICERS Jan.
gone on year after year tc, get the
of
the
•
Hudson
Studio
of
Interior
the Jewish population is more than 4,000,000, it is decidedly
Decorations will speak on "Furnish- conference to pass a resolution favor-
contrary to public interest to foster such a policy of discrimina-
Newly elected officers of the Eu- ing the Small Apartment," "Indi- ing political Zionism. The conference
tion and mutual alienation. It is a most remarkable fact that
ropean Jewish Women's Welfare Or- viduality in the Home," "A Room to by this agreement will do what all its
a majority of the Jews, notwithstanding the way they are
' ganization will be installed at a meet- Live In," "A Human Home" and members have long been anxious to
treated, are thorough-going Polish patriots, and in hours of
' ing to be held on Tuesday evening, other subjects of interest. Mr. Kolle do—aid in the upbuilding of Pales-
peril—as for instance the Bolshevist invasion—they showed
Jan. 16, at the Mogen Abraham Syna is an expert on interior decoration tine.
themselves loyal defenders ofthe country."
In the appendix in addition to the
gogue on Farnsworth street. They and it is hoped that a large number
President's message are the Confer-
are: Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman, presi- of our members will be present.
ence
Lecture by Rabbi Ilenry Cohen,
believe in encouraging the reading of those articles which tend
dent; Mrs. H. Stanfield, first vice-
I
the conference sermon delivered by
to give illumination on such • vexing question as "Can Jews and
president; Mrs. II. Rosenstein, sec-
Domestic Science Class:
Rabbi
II. Kaplan and the Memorial
Christians Li. Together in Peace?" Therefore I gladly bring to the
' and vice-president; Mrs. Etta Cohen,
Registration is now being taken for addresses for deceased members. Of
notice of the readers of this column the January issue of The World
treasurer; Mrs. B. Levine, financial
an evening domestic science class particular interest is that in memory
Tomorrow, which discustes this subject by notable Jewish and Chris.
secretary; Mrs. Joseph Ratkofsky and
which will meet at the club house of Gotthard Deutsch, loved, honored
lion writers, whose articles deal with "Ways of Getting Together,"
I Mrs. NI. Gordon, trustees; A. Rog-
every Thursday evening from 7 to 9 and mourned by all Israel..
voy, secretary. Mrs. J. Greenberg is
"Are the Jews • Separate Race?" "Does Separation Make for Cul-
o'clock, starting Jan. 25. An expert
•The frontispiece to the volume is al-
ture?" "The Psychological Effects of Separatism," "Nationalisnt as a
[ the retiring president.
instructor has been engaged and a so dedicated to his memory.
Semitism," "The Historical Reasons for Separatism."
Mrs. Zuckerman, because of her
Cause for Anti -
kitchen has been equipped especially
Among the papers is a fine look in-
I untiring efforts for the society, was
for this class. Members interested in to the. future of the Hebrew Union
elected president by acclamation,
A prominent New York Mason, writing to the Nation, says that a
this class are asked to get in touch College by the presiden, Dr. Morgen-
'
members
pledging
her
their
whole-
Jewish master and his whole lodge were suspended recently for "un-
with the office as soon as possible..
stern, entitled, The Training of the
hearted support. The other officers
American" conduct for holding a banquet on Sunday night. I know
Modern Rabbi; a splendid review of
are also hard workers for the organ-
mme very estimable gentlemen who attend dinners on Sunday nights
the spiritual and literary results of
e nacting Masonic
ization, whose purpose is to assist Monthly Meeting:
and who are, I am sure, as American as the most
the date of the regular monthly the War is contained in the paper,
widows
and
orphans
in
coming
to
the
standard could demand. I presume that, inasmuch as the lodge in
The effects of the War on the Jews of
United State's. Entertainment num- meeting has been changed to Sunday
Jewish master, that the larger number
Europe, by Rabbi James G. Ileller;
question was blessed with ■
bers will feature the installation and afternoon, Jan. 21, instead of the
were Jews. While some other night but Sunday could have been se-
last Sunday of the month. Forrester a paper on Mobilizing the Laymen, by '
refreshments will be served.
lected for • banquet, yet to say that such an act is "un-American"
Hon. Meyer Jacobstein views from the ,
Announcement is made that a the- B. Washington, director of the Re-
is merely stupidity raised to the "nth" degree.
outlook of the laymen some of the I
ater benefit will be given on Wednes- search Bureau of the Detroit Com-
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questions which reform Judaism is.
day evening, Jan. 31, at the Circle munity Union, will speak on "Your
trying to answer.
In a recent issue of the Pittsburgh (Pa.) Sunday Leader, President
Theater, with Miss Ida Dworkin and Negro Neighbor," and an excellent
In Visual Aids to Religious School
. D. W. English of the Allegheny County Sabbath School Association
Elias Rothstein starring in the play. musical program will be presented.
Instruction, Rabbi Abraham J. Feld-
lanced a statement as to the results of what is known as • Twentieth
Tickets are on sale at the Zuckerman
s
man has gathered together Much use-
Century Children'a Crusade, which was begun in the public chools.
Steamship
Agency,
3711
Ilastings
C•tho-
Health Examinations:
ful information for the teacher of the
A. questionnaire was sent under the auspices of the Protestant,•
street, and the Lion Cleaners, 5137
Call the office for an appointment
religious school. But the most inter-
he and Jewish churches to every child in the public schools to discover
for a complete physical examination
Hastings.
esting article from the point of view
what religious instruction he or she were receiving. Out of 86,000
A meeting of the board of direc- by our woman physician. The charge
ceiving none. These unchurched, so
of the laymen will be the paper and
re
e
p
relies, 3,000 •id they wre
tors will be held on Saturday even- is very nominal and every "Y" mem- discussion on the subject, Shall Worn-
upon and encouraged to join some Sab-
to speak,0
were s then called
ing at the home of Mrs. Atlivack, ber should take advantage of this op-
en he Ordained as Rabbis.
bath School.
9897 Oakland avenue.
portunity.
This action of the conference fav-
Change of Address:
oring the admission of women to the
This part of Mr. English's report is interesting, particularly to a.:
Will the following members please ranks of rabbis puts the Jew in the
M. L. SCHIFF COMMENDS
in touch with the office, Glendale front rank with the liberal religions
NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL get
"May I not express my gratification at the fine spirit evinced
7971, to register correct addresses: in America and opens the doors of
Mortimer L. Schiff, one of Ameri- Mrs. M. Koslow, 5543 St. Antoine
during this whole campaign? There was no attempt at prose-
perhaps the last profession which was
ca's leading bankers, son of the late street; Miss A. Goodman, 5543 St.
lYting; each faith took care of its own. Whenever one group
gill closed to women.
possessed names of children belonging to another faith, they
Jacob A. Schiff, in a letter to Albert Antoine street; Mrs. H. Greenberg,
Some of the papers have been re-
M. Greenfield, a member of the com- 1359 Oakman boulevard; Mrs. Jack printed for free distribution and can
were handed over to the proper authorities. After the survey
mittee which is planning a nation- Wolf, 6815 St. Antoine street; Miss be had upon application to the editor.
was made in the public schools the numbers of unchurched
wide celebration of the twenty-fifth Shirley Riff, 5755 St. Antoine street; The book was edited by Isaac E. Mar-
were so large that every creed realized it had enough to do
anniversary of the National Farm Miss Mollie Krott, 546 East Ferry
converting its own without trying to proselytize those in other
cuson of Macon, Ga.
School, has commended the efforts of avenue; Miss Josephine Eider, 671
religious denominations."
the committee to turn the anniversary Winder street; Miss Anna Gard, 6354
into a testimonial to Dr. Joseph Trumbull avenue; bliss Frieda Blu- Y. P. A. FORMAL DANCE
1 recommend this to those misguided gentlemen who are so busy
Krausopf, founder of the institution. menthal, 641 Hendrie street; Miss
TO BE GIVEN FEB. 24
trying to convert everybody else that they neglect those in their own
An appeal is shortly to be made for a Lillian Katzman, 339 Aylmer avenue;
groups.
fund in honor of Dr. Krauskopf which Miss Irene Freedman, 3551 St. An-
Isadore. I,evin will he the speaker
will be used to enlarge the school to toine street; Miss Eva Rosenthal, 546 at the next meeting of the Young
A correspondent writes that my comments on the infrequency
meet the growing demands upon it Hendrie avenue; Miss 'Blanch Gold- People's Auxiliary of the Shaarey
n stitutions in their wills re-
with which non-Jew. remember Jewish i
and to relieve Dr. Krauskopf of the smith, 2066 Hazelwood avenue; Miss Zerlek. An interesting musical pro-
calls the munificent gift from the late Mr. Payne of the Standard Oil
future financial security of the school. Sarah Shapiro, 1576 Delaware ave- gram is bein garranged for the even-
Company, who bequeathed $200,000 to the Cleveland Orphan Asylum.
Mr. Schiff letter follows:—
nue; Miss Olga Kane, 566 East Palm- ing, to he announced next week. Plans
superintendent
of
the
orphanage
at
that
time
was
Dr.
S.
Wolfen•
Th e
"I am a great believer in farm life er avenue; Miss Jennie Zierer, 4447 of the hoard of directors of the organ-
stein, • friend of Mr. Payne's, and once when the orphange was collect.
to
itt
for young men and I know of no bet-
Brush street; Miss Ella Hirsch, 1540 were formulated at the last meeting
'fllt funds Mr. Payne met him and insisted that he he perm
d i nedcon-
ter agency to train Jewish young men Howard avenue; Miss Stella Barshet- ization for a formal dance to lie given
e
g
for this urpose than the National
sky, 5960 Cameron avenue; Mrs. J. S. on Saturday evening, Feb. 21, in the
Farm School. It is deserving of ev-
Sauls, 971 East Ferry avenue; Miss ballroom of the Hotel Statler.
for your orphanage." That "something nce" was $200,000 left in
ery encouragement and I hope that
Edith Greenberg, 214 Medbury boule-
his will.
your efforts on its behalf may prove
KOWNO JEWISH DAILY FINED
vard; Miss Myrtle Margolis, 631 East
successful.
Kowno. — (J. C. B.) — The local
Jews have entered this
Palmer avenue; Miss Kate Stern, 595
Twenty thousand, two hundred forty-five
"Agriculture is the basic [ industry Englewood avenue; Miss Anna Coop- Jewish daily. the Yirldische Stimme,
country from abroad during the past five months, .cording to the
of this country and is the backbone of
has been fined the sum of 1,000 lithe
er,
829
Pierre
avenue,
Windsor;
Miss
figure. given out from Washington. There seems to he a swing back
its gteateness. We should as far as
year or •o ■ go.
Sarah Cooper. 829 Pierre avenue, (abiout $1001 for criticising the gov-
a dopted ■
litud
from the extreme restrictionist •ilitude
possible divert our young men and
Windsor; Miss Edythe Rudyn, 971 ernment. The Yiddische Stimme has
ueer, how respectable everybody becomes once the cash drawer is
women from the congested cities and
Hendrie avenue; Miss Esther Hirsch, been in trouble with the authorities
involved. Now that a shortage of labor is st•ring the big m•nufac-
make available to them the opportuni-
ria
1540 Howard street; Mrs. Morris before, having been fined an enor-
tuners in the face, they seem anxious to let down the immigration
ties and benefits of country life and
Landau, 1707 Atkinson avenue; Miss mous sum because of an article pro-
bar. and to take • chance on the "lawless aliens." Why, it's getting so
the great outdoors. This National
testing
against
the
election
commis-
Neer Woodward
that even the word "Soviet" is now used without making anyone froth
Farm School and other similar agen- Emily N. Spero, 631 King avenue; sion's interpretation of the electoral
•t the mouth. Yes, and would you believe it, Senator Borah wants an
cies are accomplishing and I gladly Miss Ida Krause, 639 East Kirby ave-
law.
nue.
to recognise the government of Russia. Yee, we are getting on. You
give my endorsement to your Appel."

"The Jews are divided into numerous groups and factions.
At one extreme are the advocates of assimilation, who share
the tastes and sentiments of citizens of Polish blood. This class
consists mostly of bankers, wholesale merchants, professional
men and scholars. At the other extreme are the Nationalists
(Jewish), who are laboring tirelessly to erect a Ilebrew state
three
within the state. Pogroms, which were common two or
years ago, have ceased and the government is prompt to nip in
the bud demonstrations of that character."

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