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VOL. XIII. NO.-16
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J D C WILL WIND Authoritative Expose"'
of A nti-Setnitic Plots
-UP RELIEF ABROAD
DURING NEXT YEAR
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I JUDAISM IN RUSSIA
EMBRACED 13Y MANY
Wholesale Conversions of Christian
Women Reported.
Distribution Committee is Plan-
ning to Raise Sum of
$1,200,000.
WILL FINISH 8 YEARS'
WORK ON JAN. 1, 1925
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Report
Approved on Spending
former New fork detective. now
(hand Goblin of the Ku Klux
$54,653,688 to Help
Sufferers.
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1. 1 is, an American college president,
o to sal in tie army of the hate
his Iteinsat IT, the leader of a
NEW YORK.—The work of .the •• t I
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society, a New
American Jewish Joint Distribution I I. tt
I. a , itilthy automobile
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Committee, which lass provided seer.
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an
ex-American
L in mart than forty war-stricken e.o.m. '• , •ot
st o
• .totets. the dramatis per-
kill!,
tries during the lest eight years,
willi.
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t la edits-tying, sesmedy of
be finished Jan. 1, 1925, it was an-
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flans for the sesnspletioe of Ms s
nounced.
-, one is in au office in
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the work were paprsassl at a meeting
, I, London, the heitdquar-
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of the committee heldin the boats o
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its chairman; Felix M. Warburg. The
program includes 0 Gi
mediate raising of $1,200,0110 by
American Jews for the rare of oets io
orphans in Central and Westsorn Et,
rope. Only e1,513,000 of the fund al-
reedy raised remains to Ise allocated,
and this money has been turned over
to a special committee in charge of
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James N. Rosenberg, vice-chairmen of
Nun -Citizens' Measure Would
the Joint Distribution ()Inmates°.
The Joint Disribution Committee at
Affect Seven Millions
its meeting unanimously adopted the
co.
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blood." Agents bustled in reporting
fund solicitation
the results of the
saVe England from Bolehevism and
hurried out again with fresh lists of
aullible property owners who had
been excited almost to the panic
by the Morning Post's exagge-
ALIEN REGISTRATION ,,.
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point
the various brandies; of the work,
cars. of in ('(-Meal Europe and .
. Colssraslo.
Seven million aliens, It is
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eFer rang.. work the stmt of only $. Aliens who can write and read
$11,so2 remains, and ns the work is of Faselish and acquire "a reasonably
a-star_- that a crisis stalling for here would be required on entrance
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Inc
It his mrasnrr.
Friends Service Committee."
Of the 7,000,000 aliens in the
That the largest contribution from country, Valle estimates only 5 per
sources toward the relief of
private
the starving population of Russia l'i'nt have sought naturalization. The
came from the Jews of America, is President, he states, in his recent
indicated in the summary report Of message to Congress, has called for
the Commission en Russian Relief of such legislation as this, and- the Ben-
the National Information Bureau, timent of the country likewise sup-
which credits the Altmann"' Jewish ports
it. /
the interim,
he says, between the
. Joint Distribution Cssmmittee with
has ing given, up to December, 1922„ adjournment of Congress and the
the sum of $4,325,000 toward the next session, will afford the oppor-
Aslministration•s tuna y to the public to consider the
American
Relief
legislation. At the beginning of the
feeding program.
next session he promises an energetic
Information Bureau Report.
campaign in its behalf.
n
The National Information Bureau
to Be Humane.
Prof
is an independent organization whose I
Seeond tO C hairman
Main business is to investigate all!
Vaile ranks
I Johnson
on the House immigration
public appeals
main for philanthropic funds
m ration
w
which these
his
se funds committee. It as
and the
in
a few we eks ago,
philan-
bill,
introduced
are administered.. It is to
to
'thropy what Bradstreets' and Dun's which was subsequently reported
House as the majority bill. With-
is be commercial credit. Since the es- the
in its
taldishment in 1915 it has made itself lout the strong pressure exerted
a
responsible to its members and the' behalf by Valle, it is doubtful if
pulslie as to the merit of national and new immigration bill would have been
intereational philanthropic appeals. I reported at this session.
On May 16, 1922, its directors sent a t Friends of immigration therefore
will
commission to investigate Russian con- entertain little doubt that Voile COM-
ditiens. The commissioners were Al-, put up a strong fight for his
len Wardwell, Graham R. Taylor and pulsory registration project.
Allen T. Burns. They were instructed I While admittedly a restrictionist,
He
to report on the work actually being Paile professes to be "humane."
done by American agencies working points as proof to his "humane" in-
the "rel-
in Russia with their own personnel; I fluence on immigration laws
other relief operations for which ative exemption" clause for which he
reduc-
American support was asked, or I is responsible, although the
cent quota
which directly affects American re- .tion from the 3 to 2 per
lief operations; and to determine as on the 1890 census also originated
nearly as possible how far and in with
A him.
number of other compulsory
what respects American relief would
he needed in Russia after the harvest registration measures have been in-
House, but Voile's
of 1922. The undertaking was en- troduced in the
dorsed by the American Relief Admin- bill is the most comprehensive of all
istration, American Red Cross, Ameri- and is likely to be given the most
can FrienjS Association, Joint Distri- consideration by reason of his stand-
the immigration committee.
bution Committee,'American Commit- ing on
tee for the Relief of Russian Chil- —
dren, American Medical Aid for Rus- B'NAI B'RITH COMMITTEE
sia and Amalgamated Clothing Work-
PRESENTS FINE AFFAIR
ere „f A
The commission, which because of
Entertainment at
Its nen-political character was afford- Stages leteresting
Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
ed eomplete freedom of movement in
Russia, found that, if net fed by Rus-
sia or foreign relief, 8,000.000 people
The social service committee of
would starve before August 1, 1923. Pisgah Ledge Ni,. 31, I. 0. B. B., of
and that at the peak of the nerd which Lester Leopold is chairman and
Theodore Levin vice-chairman, re-
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sat the most successful enter-
MRS. HALE TO ADDRESS
JEWISH WOMAN'S . CLUB
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Monday evening, March 19, at Tem- 'pupa
arti s ts.
MISS HART TO RENDER
ANNUAL U. J. C. REPORT
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AT COMMUNITY DINNER
Miss Blanche J. Hart, executive sec-
retary of the United Jewish Charities,
will render a report for the year's
work at the anneal community during
which will be held on Thursday even-
ing, March 29, at Temple Beth El,
announcement is made .
Fred M. Butzel will be toastmaster
of his being, the essence of his own deepest offending. This renunciation for this year's dinner and the princi-
e-
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entertanment
thlano by Hies C. sta e
personality, he not only lost that o the Pest makes him offensive and pal speaker will be Jacob Billikopf,
IMMIGRATION CONTROL
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IS URGED BY COMMONS moral anchorage which lies in self-in- explicably so—contemptible and just-. director of the Federation of Jewish
an interesting program was present-
sistence but he became addicted to ly so in the sight of the world, which, Charities in Philadelphia, who Was in-
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ed. Another entertainment will be
the low art of imitativeness—at- whatever its attitude toward the Jew, . strumental in establishing the Public
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—The f oes
presented in the near future at the
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temP)ing to seem other than one is, , rightly misprizes and condemns the , Welfare Commission of Kansas City,
,
of
immigration
were
rewarded
with
House of Correction.
for the prize degree success here when an anti-immigra. with ell its myriad hurts to him who Jew who is disloyal to the best and the first of its kind.
COmpetition
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lion
resolution
fathered
by
them
was practices it. highest which he knows. If Chris-
The musical pro,rram will be fea-
team of the Michigan Council of ,
B'nai B'rith Clubs will be conducted ', carried 'in the House of Common'. I "The Jew wished to seem other tieing cannot be Chriatian towards tured by vocal selections by Rudolph
in the near future and • team to i The adopted resolution urges that al than he was, to seem like another or 'Jews, at least let them not attribute Szekely, noted Hungarian baritone.
The dinner will be followed by danc-
compete for state honors will be Imore drastic control of alien immi-like others. Who can expect the kni_ all that is evil in one to the guilt of
ing in the gymnasium of the temple.
chosen from the local lodge. gration be put in force. tator nicely and finely to draw the all."
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