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TYPICAL YIDDISH OPERETTA AT
ORCHESTRA HALL SUNDAY NIGHT
Yiddish Theater folks will again
gather Sunday evening at the per-
formance of the celebrated operetta,
"Dent Rebbin's ben Yochid" (The
Rabbi's Only Son), which Mischa
German is bringing direct from the
at Chas. H. Jeti•h.1
(
1921.
National Theater, New York, where
letter liznry Ford wrote to Hon. John W. Weeks, Secretary of War, it ran for a full year.
The
The honor of authorship of this
is exactly the kind of a letter one would expect an upstart to write to •
original and amusing production, in
oakum.,
three acts and eight scenes and with
20 musical numbers, is divided be-
1 bare tin lys contended that the most intelligent reader. are those who
tween L. Fryman, the libretist, and
d this column. And if any further evidence is required of their per-
the young composer, S. Secunda, well
ro
on.nit the following letter from the Council of Jewish Women
known for "His Golden Bride," and
ipicacity, I s
of Mt. Pleasant, Pa.:
co-composer with Rumshinsky of
ninny musical successes in Yiddish
"We see you are short of one man to complete your list of the
repertoire.
Jews in the world. We suggest that you add Charles 11.
A special feature Sunday evening
12 great
Joseph and your list will be complete."
will be the double chorus and juvenile
choir. Dances are arranged by Lucy
ll) too bad that the Jewish Tribune, the journal responsible for
II is raa
OS EPH-
minating of the 12 greatest, should have such a mediocre reading
the no
a single one of its readers nominated ere. Instead they zit.;
public. Not
al such meiliocritim as Israel Zangwill, George Brandeis, Professor Eon.'
laic
suggest that the publisher of that paper enter the name of the
ceps
on his subscription list.
Council of Jewish Women of Mt. Pleasant, Pa.,
who's who.
ourse, if he wants readers to know w
That if, of c
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Alabama! In Birmingham, which Octavos Roy Cohen has made as
famous as Schlitz and Berger ever made Milwaukee, they now have the
bluest of Blue Laws. God save the unlucky 131eminehanlion who is caught
playing golf, tennis, billiards and dominoes on Sunday! No mention is
made of Old Maid, but I presume that, too, has come under the ban. It is
gratifying that ■
all the minor sins of that glorious old state have been
eliminated, such as lynching, child labor abuses, race and religious hatreds
sod the like, and now the religious bodies can devote their attention to
such major crimes as playing dominoes and golf on Sunday.
It is interesting to read what some of the near•Southern papers have to
say about the revival of the Leo Frank case through the recent confessions
of a convict. Thanks to a devoted disciple, I am in receint of an editorial
from the Louisville Times, which I commend to my readers. It is cap-
tioned "A Murdered Jew" and goes on to any:
"A MURDERED JEW
"Irrespective of whether the statement of the Negro, Freeman,
that the Negro, Conley, was the murderer of the girl in the Frank
factory in Atlanta is true, Leo Frank was the victim of an uncon-
vincing verdict in court, and the victim of murderers who sought
the blood of a Jew, with the approval of a considerable social ele-
ment, in Atlanta and in Georgia. That element produces Imperial
Kleagles and Grand Dragons, Wizards and a bedsheet and pillow slip
wearing rank and file of misguided followers.
The Frank case is hardly a blacker case against justice in Georgia
as a result of the Freeman 'confession,' merely an allegation against
Conley, than it was as it stood when Leo Frank was taken from a
Georgia prison by a mob whose boldness was believed generally to
reflect sympathy and connivance, and made the victim of mob
savagery.
Little surprise will be created by the admission of the former
Governor of 'Georgia and the head of the prison committee that the
Freeman' statement, which is 'news' to the public today, was not
news to them yesterday.
"Dreyfus, accused by Jew baiters of disloyalty to France, was at
last freed. Atlanta's Dreyfus was first sentenced to hand and then,
after the governor had commuted his sentence to life imprisonment
went into the hands of a mob in circumstances which evoked a
nation-wide outcry of indignation against what seemed to have been
an avoidable occurrence."
at the Kirby Center, plans were per-
fecto! for the drive for $15,000 to be
held here by the Jewish National
Fund.
The drive will formally open on
Monday evening, Nov. 5, with a mass
meeting at the Kirby Center. Pales-
tine notion pictures will be shown and
Philip M. Raskin, well known Anglo-
Jewish poet, who is saw touring the
state of Michigan, for the fund, will
speak. There will also be musical
numbers.
The campaign is to last for two
weeks, and the aim is to enlist the
Jews of this city for the redemption
of the land of Palestine as the prop-
erty of the entire Jewish people. Each
itvlividuul Jew will he asked to pur-
dhase a dunam of land which is to be-
,' me the property of the entire Jewish
people, thus enabling the Chaluizm
settle on the soil and cultivate the
land.
Addresses were delivered Monday
evening by Rabbis Aishiskin and J.
Eisennman, 11. Goldman, J. Chaggi,
M. Margolis and others, and all pros-
, ..nt volunteered to act as volunteers.
P. Slomovitz, chairman of the Detroit
committee, presided.
• Another meeting of the volunteers
will be held Sunday afternoon at
the Kirby Center, and will be ad-
dressed by Mr. Raskin, who will spend
two weeks here in preparing and as-
, .fisting in the carrying out of the
I drive.
Young men particularly are urged
; to attend the volunteers meeting and
ioin in the work for the redemption
of the Palestine soil.
Georgia has been guilty of raw and lawless deeds, deeds, which should
cis. it al "Darkest Georgia." The Frank mi. is • blot on Georgia citizen-
ship ad has placed that citizenship on a par with the mining camos of early
Went development. But equally as undesirable a spectacle is presented by
Georgia officialdom and Georgia justice. What the state of Georgia needs is
a fumigati ng outfit and a vacuum cleaner.
President Coolidge has advised the American Jewish Congress that his
administrati on will not tolerate discrimination against the Jews. Further,
that the, will be no toleration of Jewish discrimination in the matter of
immigration legislation. Be that a it may, the facts of the case are that
all immigration legislation has in mind reducing the number of Jewish im-
migrants. I wonder if any one expected the President to make a different
statement? I am quite sure that he means what he says, but in the circum-
stances what he• says can mean but little. Everybody on the inside and a
whole lot of others on the outside know that legislation restrict•ny immi-
gratio n has to • very large extent been deliberately aimed at the Jew. And
furthermore, we• know that President Harding and President Wilson and
all other Presidents felt the same as President Coolidge, but the Johnson
the Kenneth Roberts outside put it
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and the Dillingham. in Congress and
over just the same.
•
In "Reminiscences of Tolstoi," written by Alexander Goldenweiser, his
close companion and friend, Tolstoi said on one• occasion:
BICUR CHOLEM TO RALLY
FOR MASQUERADE PARTY
With corn shocks, rosy apples and
snarkling cider and other symbols of
!the truly bucolic affair, the Ilicur
ICholein Seniors will present their
masquerade novelty party at the Elks'
temple vn Sunday evening, Nov. 4.
This affair promises to be the most
suce•ssful undertaking by any chari-
tahle organization this year, and is
being puked forward to by the mem-
! hers and their friends as an evening
I of entertainment of originality, fun
I and fr-li•. Several special entertair-
I ',lent features have been arranged.
An orchestra of rate will furnish the
musty fur the dancing which will fol-
low the grand march, to be led by
I llyntan Bernstein, the president of
the organization. Valuable prizes will
I he offered for the best costume's press-
1 eat. The proceeds of this affair will
be used for relief work among the
needy.
An old-fashions•l rally will hr held
at the Shaarey 'hotel< on Thursday
• evening. Nov. 1, for the !animus,. of
competing plans for the masquerade
novelty party. The evening will he
devoted to entertainment and dancing .
Through the courtesy of the Detroit
! Free Press, the Red Apple Club will
present an unusual program of song s
an d monologues. This rally will be
:men to the public, and will start
promptly at It o'clock. Finzel's or-
chestra will furnish music for dan•-
ing following the rally.
Y. W. H. A. NOTES
"Possibly it is because I do not feel well, but there are times when
grow desperate over all that is happening in the world. I cannot
ear. .prebend how men can continue to live thus, wit, such horrors
folbosing on each other's heels. I have always been shocked and
i•..addered by the slight value we place on man, even if we consider
hos: simply as a useful animal. . let 50 per cent of the human
bungs born are dying unnecessarily."
Beoinners' Dramatics:
Th.., of course, was said long before the Great War. One can appre-
Tolstoi
ciate the difference between the Christianity of • great soul like
D
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Sunday, or • Rev.
Dr.
h• souI of • Billy
Bill Sund
and that found, for example, in the
Boleti by, or an Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan.
paragrap h
t
For fear that soma of my readers may have overlooked this
from a recent editorial in the New York Evening Post, I am republishing
t statement I have seen in • long time on the Zionist
it because it is the
situation. The Zionists themselves would advance the came of Palestine
much more rapidly if they would courageously acknowledge the truth of
this statement:
"There is little doubt that in the first flush of enthusiasm engen-
dered by the Balfour Declaration, there were put forth from the
Zionist camp claims that took too little notice of existing political
and social conditions and programs that outran the economic facts
in Palestine. Much greater stress is now being laid upon the up-
building of the Jewish homeland through agricultural and industrial
development than on the creation of a homeland by flat;"
For
th e Posit io n
taking
I have been the target of Zionist extremists just because I took
are themselves
d
t daa edZionists
i m sore moderate and ffarsighted
n'opurr en-
program bused
And the prtahcattic
po•sndibsleo f they sittou;i o'sn't thastcow
idsem
" d upon
lest a united
Jewry in the upbuilding of • homeland for the Jews in Palestine.
T
t here ha. been much bi ter discussion aroused because of Kuhn, Loeb &
s announced intention of participating in the international loan to Hun•
1. '7
It is needless to tell our readers why the dsicumion is "bitter." Any-
one knows how relentless has been the persecution of the Jews in Hungary
and hew the logicalsummer", of the Russian Black Hundred, the Awaken-
know what mo•
ing
have made of Jew-baiting a fine art. I don't
Bye Otto Kahn had in finally aereeing to the loan after Felix Warbure had
"'d his firm would not enter into it. Possibly that crazy statement of the
journal of the Magyars that if Hung•ry were crushed because of insuffi.
tient funds, the country would take it out on the Jews and not leave one of
call "Christian persuasion."
them alive. That is what one might orooerly
And while you •re at it, the nest time you feel inclined to re...nil to
d•ertisemert of the Standard Dictionary, you might write to Funk dk
, i _ "'die, New York, sad tell them that you are not interested in a dice
'"‘ArY that contains this outrageous definition:
J .., —(Slang) "A crafty dealer or • grasping money-lender."
Zal
regiseaur, who is responsible for
bringing this production for the first
and only time to Detroit, is doing no
at the special request of those theater
fans who, after having seen two
melodramas, invited the company to
present something of a milder type.
The plot of "Dem Rebbin's ben Yo-
chid" is somewhat typical of the life
of the Chasidim, a sect of Jewish
worshippers, claiming to 1,1• the fol-
lowers of the great rabbi of the
seventeenth century, Reb Israel Baal
:Clem Toe, and the action takes place
at the court of one of the ancestors
of this great Chosid.
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Palestine Movies to Be Shown; Excesses Are Continuous Since
Philip M. Raskin, Noted
Plebiscite in Upper
Poet, to Speak.
Silesia.
---
VOLUNTEERS ORGANIZED
FOR DRIVE FOR $15,000 ROUMANIAN FASCISTI
WOUND JEWISH EDITOR
Redemption of Palestine Soil
Is Aim of Campaign by
Bethlen Again Camouflaging
Local Committee.
Anti-Jewiahneas As Na-
At a meeting held Monday evening,
tionalism.
"We Iodine that the Bible is the inspired word of God, wbose
inerrancy , not only in matters of doctrine, but also in every other
statement, no matter to what field of knowledge it refers, is un-
questioned. We most heartily disapprove, therefore, of all recent
and present endeavors to eliminate from the sacred records such
things us men are alleging to be inconsistent with facts in any de-
partment of human knowledge. We represent a sound Lutheran
fundamentalism in upholding not only a few of the bask principles
and doctrines of the Bible, but all of them from Genesis to Revela-
tions, no matter whether in so-called conformity wilt our reason or
not. We decidedly disapprove, therefore, of liberalism in any ahape
or form."
The Arabs have finally come to a complete realisation of the fact that
the British government does not intend to recede from the international
obligation it assumed in 1917 in adopting the Balfour resolution. The year.
of political intriguing with the English officials who are unfriendly to the
Jews has not resulted in bringing the relinquishment of the mandate any
nearer. But Sir Herbert Samuel, in ■ statement made to the Arabs on
behalf of the British government, indicated that the establishment of an
Arab agency would in every way meet the proper washes of the Arabs and
would be on a footing with the Zionist agency. This must have been emi•
neatly fair to the Arabs, because the Jews took exception to this action
of the government.
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Mischa German, the producer and
N. F. CAMPAIGN TO PROHIBIT ASSEMBLY
START NOV. 5 WITH TO PREVENT ACTION
BIG MASSMEETING AGAINST THE JEWS
be said for the Michigan Lutherans, they surely go the
One thing must
limit! I read, according to Major Hatter" in the current Smart Set, that
the Michigan Lutherans in congress assembled adopted this resolution:
Now what have you to say to that! The earth is flat. There is • real
man in the moon. Angelo do nothing but play on barns. Eve actually ate
Northern Spy and the only reason that snakes have to travel through life
in their present perfectly comfortable and normal method of locomotion is
became of indiscretion in the Garden of Eden. Yet they tell us that we
know more than the Fiji Islanders.
German and the cast includes Ma-
dame Gutentag, M. Schoolnik and
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BERLIN.— (J. T. A.)---Anti-Jewish
excesses in Beuthen and neighboring
towns of Upper Silesia have become
SO frequent and reached such a point
that Police President Beck has issued
an under prohibiting assemblages of
more than five pershns in any of thest-
towns, in order to ward off the danger
of pogroms.
The excesses first made their ap-
pearance following the plebiscite in
Upper Silesia, when so-called self-
defense organizations were established
whose real work has been the spread
anti-Semitism disguised us nation-
alism.
Jewish shops have tern plundered
in Hindenburg, Beuthen, Glei•itz and
neighboring towns. 1,ast May a gren-
ade was thrown in the midst of me-
in.rird exercises held for Jewish sol-
diers, and during the entire summer
groups of 10 and 20 youths syste-
matically attacked individual Jews on
the streets with rubber cudgels. Many
Jewish victims of these hooligans
were taken to the hospital suffering
frr m concussion of the brain. Pla -
cards were posted about the town ad-
vising Jews to go to Palestine. Jewish
factories were entered by the mobs
and plundered. The factories have
been the scene of pogroms twice in the
recent past, once on Sept. 22, and the
second time on Oct. 5. But the po-
ginning in a somewhat milder way
goes on regularly. As a result, the
Jewish population has given notice
that it will not participate in the
general social life until Jewish life is
made secure.
The Jewish rperesentatives, in or-
oordance with this decision, withdrew
their representation from the German
distress r mmitlee of Beuthen, which
occupies itself with the work of reliev-
ing the condition of the unemployed.
The absence of the Jews from this
committee has been seriously felt,
and the chairman, Dr. Casperkowitz,.
has issued a proclamation condemn-
ing the anti-Jewish excesses, pointing
out that it is depriving the city of
the section.
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Side Gore Pumps.
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BUCHAREST.—(J. T. A.)—The
editor of the Roumanian paper Ad-
venal, Rosenthal, was attacked and
mortally wounded by a Faseisti named
Bacloglu, while standing at the Hotel
Boulevard.
atianierausivorreisatinsionionz , roltalonersitsseisortaionquentrint,itis iroliciformasteraucistioussiodgesairmoimituetesiset
Rosenthal was removed to a hos
pital, suffering from concussion of the
brain. Ile is not expected to live.
Bacloglu told the police that he had
attacked IL senthal because the editor.
had charged in his miner that Baclo-
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glus sister WAR the Roumanian inter-
mediary for the Italian Fascisti.
Oakland Mothers' Club:
According to the police, the attack
The program for the first Oakland
FYFES—"Ten Floors of Shoo Service"
on Rosenthal was part of a general
plot of wholesale assassinations con- 'Anthers' Club meeting is now ar-
coded by the 12-urnanian Fascisti. ranged and a large attendance is ex-
nummunri
INSTITU TE NOTES
Codreanu, one of the Fascisti leaders pected at 2:10 Saturday afternoon,
held in conneotion with the murder °et. 27 .
pl t, has admitted to the police that Miss Elizabeth Salutsky will speak
on Clo "Co-operation Between School
the list of victims slated for assnssi-
and Home" and Miss Anna Solomon
nation, beginning with Rosenthal,
has selected as her subject "Intimate
included Fildennan, the Ministers
Glimpses of Jewish Life in Europe
Banu, Florescu, Constantinescu and
Marcesu. Revisited." Everyone who is or who
desires to become a member should
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be there at the first banner meeting.
Pre-
mier Bethlen todny replied to the ac-
cusation of Deputy Goemboes that the "`"" C•mff.r "
The second camp reunion of the
government had abandoned its na-
boys and girls who attended the De-
tional anti-Jewish principles and sold
partment of Recreation Commission's
out the country for an international
lonn. camp at Lake Elizabeth will be held
Jewish Institute, Oct. 28, nt ,
Bethlen declared that the gwern- at t
ment realizes that it must solordi- 2:30 p. m. I'lans are for a genuine ,
rally
with
plenty of sport and fun
nate Ilungary to the general interest
Due to the success and popularity
of our dramatic class of last yesr, we
have been requested to organize an-
-Aber one this year for girls interested
The c l ass, of Europe. Ile was unwilling, how- far an.
in this c o rse of s
d y. M rs. L ouis ever. he said, to make the country de- 1
under the direct iontu of
Josephs, will give plays throughout pendent ctl the hig banks whieh rune-
Uplift Club to Hold Rally on
the year. There will be no charge non for the good of the country.
for this course, which will begin
Nov. 3 at Northern High
Personally, he said, he was always
Thursday evening, Nov. I. Any girl "pnosed to unscrupulous attacks on
School.
interested should register at the club .lews and big finance masquerading
house before that date.
as nationalism.
A bill proposing the confiscation of The Uplift Club announces a rally
Glee Club:
rill estates acquired by Jews during to be held on Saturday evening, Nov.
Registration for the Glee Club has the war was introduced by a deputy 3, at the Alger School, Kenilworth
begun, and it is hoped that by the frem the Right. It. proposes that the and Brush streets.
din g of the class Saturday c^nfiscated property be distributed Unlike other political rallies, th's
fi rs t
evening, Nov. 3, the enrollment will among the peasants.
affair will take the form of an open
be large. Herman Hoexter, who was
forum. All candidates are being in-
Sscored as leader, is planning many
SOFIA.—(.1. T. A.)—A price for vited to attend and to address the
public performances during the year. immunity from pogroms has been set gathernig and • general discussion I
Young Jewish men are invited to by the Macedonian Revolutionary will be introduced. Or. Joseph Aarons
join this class.
Committee for the Jewa. The COM- will preside.
mittee is demanding that the Jews
Jewish Literature:
raise 20,000,000 leaves for the revo-
Broderick Is Outspoken
The Jewish Literature class will in- lutionary fund, under penalty of
troduce the accumulated treasures of launching a series of pogroms if they
A ga inst Ku Klux Klan.
Jewish knowledge. Rgeister at once fail to comnly.
for this chum
The fund, it is understood, is to be Fellowing his excellent showing in
used by Macedonin in the furtherance the primaries Dr. Frank B. Broder-
Club Space:
its s-hemes for annexation of eer- winner in the'vleetion.
The attractive club rooms are open tain parts of Greek and Serbian tsr- Dr. Broderick is one of the men
to any club that would like to hold eitory. In the event the Maned •n1an who has taken an outspoken stand
its meetings there. Make application Jews comply, it is felt RS certain that against the Ku Klux Klan, and al-
in advance.
the Jews of Serbia and Greece will though thin has brought down the
suffer, although the Macedonian Jewel wrath of the klansmen upon him, it
A Request from North End may escape. Ibis rallied thousands of active, path-
Community Clinic.
' otie citizens on his side.
1 Dr. Broderick favors the policies of
SECRFTARY OF trA RF.3ICNS
The North End Community Clinic,
AFTER 25 YEARS OF SEHVICE Mgyhr Doremus, and believes the
I council shruld be made up of men
now supported by the Fresh Air So-
PARIS.-61. T. A.)—The council ' who are earnestly. working for min-
; ciety of the United Jewish Charities,
is in nerd of a wheel chair for a man of the Ica has accepted the resigna- omy in city affairs. Ile is particu-
who has 1-st both limbs. A family tion of its general secretary, Myerson, larly opp^sed to the methods which
having a chair ft has no need for, the whn served the Ira for a quarter of a cause heavy tans to fall with especial
clinic will appreciate its use. Tele- century. Louis Unger has been named I severity on the small home and prop-
erty owner.
successor to Myerson.
; phone Hemlock 8235.
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