PEPentogiensn(Aaorocus
PAGE TEN
the fact that Russia had been shut off
from the rest of the world for several
years, and no relief work was possible
during that period within her borders.
"But the $14,000,000 that the J. D.
According to the Report of J•mes N. Rosnberg, Vice.Pre•Ident of the C. has spent in Russia does not by
any
means represent the total of the
Joint Dittribution Committee.
aid extended to her people by the com-
especially of the work performed by mittee. It has been computed that at
NEW YORK (J. T. A.)—In a few
it during the two-and-one-half years least $14,000,000 worth of food and
days the Joint Distribution Committee since the agreement of August, 1921. clothes packages had been forwarded
will publish a comprehensive report In his preface to the report, Felix M. by individuals through the means of
on its activities in Russia, treating Warburg, the chairman of the J. I). the J. I). C. and Be constituent bodies;
C., has the following to say regard- no that it is safe to say that the Com-
ene ing the author and his report:
mittee's, direct as well as indirect ,
i miti♦ isenatotemommen•now
"James N. Rosenberg has been the contributions to the needy people of
ANNOUNCEMENT
u gcr of our European work for Russia amounted to the total sum of
EXTRAORDINARY!
one year, and hence, was in a post- $28,000,000.
Permanent Yiddish Pleybouse at the
Has Been Accomplished.
WE..
tion to study at first hand the condt•
W
"It is quite impossible to render a
ti•n of the recipient, as well as of the
giver, of our aid. To him fell the task really accurate account of all that has
of solving sonic of the most difficult been accomplished by means of the aid
proldsms of our work. Through his rendered, by outright gifts or subven-
Michigan Ave. at W•shington Blvd.
great tact, his extraordinary •apac- tions. Especially difficult is it when
come to that phase of the aid
SAT. and SUN. MAT. and ity for adaptation, as well as his con- we
summate knowledge of human nature, which, in 1922, has been extended in
NIGHT, JAN. 26-27
co-operation
with the 'A. R. A.' It is
he was enabled to accomplish a max-
The Celebrated A rr i sss
imum of good during his stay in Eu- well known that in Augu st, 1922,
when the work of feeding the young
rope. Even at the present time Mr.
.
CELIA
LUDVIG
Rosenberg is one of the lea( ins brains and the adults of Ukrania had reached
of the organization, in his capacity its pe ak, more than 2,000,000 people
of vice-chairman, carrying on a meat •,I0 per cent of whom were Jews, were
hee Icing
eing fed regularly. It is also known
important part of the work during t
AND
\ 16 months of his incumbency of the that at the present day there are
office. Among others, he was in a still about 3,000 children in the Or-
Will Appear in Their Greatest Surces•
great measure responsible fur the sue- phens' homes maintained by the J. D.
cessful installation of our work in C. And it is quite impossible to fur-
Russia and it is therefore fitting to nish an exact figure as to the number
ask him to write the report on Russia of families that received either food,
It is my belief that his narrative will clothing or full aid. It is also hard
furnish us with a living image of a to figure up the number of Jews that
most important chapter in hunian his- were aided by the medical work that
biro and of the work performed on the A. It. A. carried on in Ukrania.
"But, against all these, we have ex-
behalf of a suffering humanity.
act figures as to the reconstruction
American Jews' Contribution.
WHAT THE JOINT DISTRIBUTION
COMMITTEE HAS DONE IN RUSSIA
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"THE FOOL" I
the past year, there Is a yearning
for more and better things in the
I future. Plans for the year include
the construction of a clubhouse, as
the need of a fraternal home is keen-
' ly felt.
It is the purpose of the members
of the Clairmont Club to pursue in
the future the policies and ideals
which have proven of merit in the
past. It is also the avowed intention
of all to bring out the best in the
young Jewish manhood of this city
by creating through the fraternity
and good-fellowship of the club an
atmosphere of refinement and edu-
cation which will contribute to the
greater progress of the Jewish peo-
' ple.
MASSACHUSETTS SENATE
TO RECORD OPPOSITION
TO IMMIGRATION BILL
BOSTON, Mass. (J. T. A.)—An
order has been introduced in the Mass-
achusetts Senate, recording opposi-
tion to the Johnson immigration bill
as giving sanction to national and re-
ligious prejudices, the order being in-
troduced by Frank G. Allen, president
of the Senate, at the solicitation of
Elihu D. Stone, member of the Amer-
ican Jewish Congress Executive Com-
mittee. The order will go to the rules
committee of which Mr. Allen is
chairman and will come up for con-
sideration within the next few days.
No opposition is expected.
A pull of Massachusetts Congress-
Philomathic Debating Club.
,
r
A miniature oratorical contest was men, conducted by The Jewish Leade
discloses that most of them are o f an
held last Sunday evening at the meet-
tely
ing of the Philomathic Debating Club. open mind and a number are defini
opposed to the Johnson bill. Senator
The speakers were Robert Bernstein,
HenryCais t Lodge has stated that
Benjamin Kurtzman, Ilerzl Shins
while he fassrs the immigration bill
Nelson Stocker. Sidney Koretz and
Meyer Weisenfeld. Nelson Stocker in its general features, he anticipates
and Ilerzl Shur won first and second changes in it by the House of Repre-
prizes, respectively. Ilonorable men- sentatives.
tion went to Benjamin Kurtzman.
Judges in the contest were three
alumni members, Maxwell Cohen, IIEBRF.W EXPERIENCED teacher
will give private lessons in Jewish
I Irving Edgar and Louis Rosenzweig.
Another alumnus, Benjamin Safir,
religion, Hebrew reading (davnen),
' delivered a brief address to the mem-
preparations for Bar Mitzvah, Bible
' bees.
study, Jewish history and the He-
Election of officers for the ensu-
I
brew language. Apply to J. Sevin,
' ing term will take place at the meet-
2647 Blaine street, care of Mr. Gor-
ing this Sunday evening. Final re-
don, telephone Garfield 2583.
ports of committees will be rendered
at this meeting.
The final event of the term will be
lsos— s-111,1
the tenth annual oratorical contest,
which will mark the end of what is
considered the best Philomathic sea-
nil j
son in its 25 years of existence. The
following speakers will participate:
Barney
Koffman,
Isadore
Goldstein,
"The Jews of America have, in pro- work that was accomplished, among
1Jack Thumin, Jack Shulman, Isadore
portion to their numbers, contributed the Jews especially.
''Eighty-six tractors were bought
On Wed. Night, J.. 30th, Will B.
1 Berger and Ilyman Hershel. The
by far the largest portion of the free-
contest will be held at the Shaarey
will offerings that were made for the and shipped from America.
"One hundred and eighty thousand
Zedek on Feb. 13. It will be open
Hebrew Protective Association.
Anyone buying • ticket for this night
relief work in Russia. The total
Twelfth Street Mother.' Club.
to the general public.
amounts
spent
in
Russia
by
the
Amer-
acres
of
land
were
cultivated
by
the
The
Hebrew
Protective
Association
gate on extra one "FREE."
The Twelfth street district Moth- will hold its fifth annual masques
icon Relief Administration, together aid of these tractors by Jewish farm-
The entire Company,
with all other subsidiary bodies, era, who had been instructed in their ers' Club will meet at Hutchins school, ball at the Kirby Center on Sunday SPECIAL SESSION OF
Including Our Celebrated Guests
amounted to the sum of $514,000,000. use by the teachers especially sent corner of Gladstone and Wilson, one eveni ng, Jan. 27. The society has I
JEWISH CONGRESS MAY
block from Twelfth street, next Sat- been in existence for 30 years. Ap-
For Stout Women ...
Miss Adler and Mr. Satz This sum includes the $22,370,000 ap- over "Two
by the J. D. C.
hundred and fifty tracts of urday afternoon, Jan. 26, at 3
BE CALLED NEXT MONTH
ADAPT° Shoes tilru
plications from new members are be-
propriated by the American Congress
Will Appear in
their scientific con.
as well as the $10,000,000 worth of land in Ukrania and Russia were o'clock.
in • received at the I. 0. B. A. Cen-
THE POOR LITTLE RICH food parcels snt to ussia by intli- planted to Indian corn and other Miss Minnie Weiss of the Visiting ter, 682 East Warren avenue. Meet- NEW YORK (J. T. A.)—A specia l
struction and our ex-
means that a total of grains, in order to produce ample Housekeepers' Association will speak ings are held every first and third session of the American Jewish Con-
ORPHAN
pert fitting provide
viduals. Thise R
about $26,000,000 was raised by vol- seeds for the coming planting season. on "Food Values." Miss Mary Con- Sunday of each month. The associa- gress may be held in Philadelphia
the ease that assures
On Friday Night and Sat. and Sun.
nelly of the Board of Health will
benefits are $1,000 in insurance Feb. 10, for the purpose of determin-
untary
offering,
including
in
this
the
"Three
thousand
horses,
1,000
cows,
s
'
tion
the cum
Mat. and Night, Feb. I, 2 and 3
ing
action
on
the
immigration
prob-
speak
on
"flow
Parents
May
Discuss
slightly over $8,000,000 contributed 450 oxen, aa well as other domestic
and liberal sick benefits.
Ludvig Satz and Celia Adler
lem, it is learned by the Jewish Tele-
by the J. D. C. animals have been distributed among Sex Problems With Their Children."
Will Appear In • Nov Comedy
graphic
Agency
from
reliable
sources.
A
good
musical
program
has
been
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society.
This $8,000,000 the J. D. C. has the Jewish colonists.
1452 Farmer Street
"One thousand ploughs, 2,000 rakes, planned and mothers may bring chil-
Plans have already been made for a
An open meeting of the Detroit
spent in Russia since August, 1921.
In the previous work done by the J. 2,800 other agricultural implements dren under 8 years of age, who will Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society will take combined executive committee meet-
D. C. in Russia, both previous to and and 300 wagons have been advanced be entertained by a recreation work. place Monday evening, Feb. 4, at ing; regional conference of delegates
since the revolution, it expended the to the colonists on a loan plan, some ere Women living in that district are 7:30 o'clock, at Congregation Aha- from Pennsylvania, Delaware and
sum of $5,750,000, which means that to be paid for in grains from the fu- urged to attend.
Bea ubien New Jersey, and a mass meeting in
Philadelphia on the above mentioned
Mrs. Robinson, recreation director vath Zion, Holbrook and
the J. D. C. has spent in the neigh- to "Five
crops.
Members and t heir rien
hundred families were fur- of the Hutchins School, will hold an streets.
are invited to attend. There will be date, and it has been suggested that
reread of $14,000,000 in Russia since
relief work was begun. Taking into niched with means of settling in the exhibit of luster china, lamp shades, entertainment numbers of interest. I the scope of this meeting be enlarged
to include all of the delegates to the
•
consideration the fact, that in its en- Jewish colonies in the south of Rus- Jesso work, basketry, etc., for the Children will not be admitted.
American Jewish Congress. There is
Supported by an All•Star Cast Including
purpose of showing others how pos-
tire relief work the J. D. C. has either sin. "One hundred and seventy-one
Elias Rothstein, Louis Hyman, Samuel
sible and easy it is to make their
I a strong passibility that this sugges-
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Madison Athletic Club.
Iris, Miss Wales and ethers.
expeneded or assigned a total of $93,-
homes
more
attractive.
The
Madison
Athletic
Club
dance,
lion
will he favorably acted upon.
000,000, the sum of $14,030,000 ex- houses were either built or repaired
Co.
o r
In connection with the ac ivi
Tickets Tk to $2.
pended in Russia with her great Jew in the various Jewish colonies, in
l
held Saturday evening at the Genera the American Jewish Congress with
On sale now at Boa Office.
Austrian Ladies' Aid Society.
ish population, is not an overwhelm- operation with the I. C. A. and the
Motors building, proved another great regard to the immigration question,
Attend Our Brgen! Matinees
The First Austrian Ladies' Aid So-
Every Saturday and Suncloy.
ingly great one. The reason why O. R.
T.
"Eighty-two
loan banks were es- ciety will hold a carnival and bazaar success. At the meeting held on Sun- circular letters have gone out from
Best Seats in the Houex $1.00.
Russia has received a proportionally
Ukrainia and White Run-
day afternoon, M. Gruskin, W. Hack-
Don't stand in line, secure your best
next Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. er and P. Goodman were appointed the Congress offices to delegates in all
smaller amount of aid than Poland tabliahed
•
J. D. C. and the I. C. A.
seats in ad
parts of the country, asking them to
byte
29 and 30, at the I. 0. B. A. Center,
or other countries is to be foun • sia well
as 25 free loan societies and 682 East Warren avenue, for the pur- to plan for the next dance.
take some action in protest of the pro-
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as
The general public is invited to the posed immigration bill, the letters
producers' co-operatives. Among the pose of raising funds to assist the
last named shall be included the 32 numerous needy families dependent gym classes held on Tuesday even- containing a summary of the clauses
ings at the Balch School. A series of of the bill and the objections to it.
cheese producers' co-operatives that
it.
basketball games have been arranged
have been organized in the Jewish upon
Such action has already been taken
This organization, although in ex -
for these evenings with dancing to in many cities throughout the coun-
colonies.
istence for more than five years, has
"Forty-two trade schools and three never attempted to raise money follow.
try, meetings having been called in
On the Ocean Front
agricultural schools are being oper- through a source such as this, but
St. Louis, where the Progressive Or-
Kynthian Club.
ated in conjunction with the 1. C. A. has been supported entirely by the
der of the West are co-operating
American and European Plane.
A meeting of the Kynthian Club most actively; Pittsburgh, Boston,
and the 0. It. T.
subscriptions of its members, num-
New Hydriatic Baths.
bering approximately 100 women. It was held Sunday afternoon, Jan. 20, Providence and Newark. Meetings
.
Golf Privileges and G
supplies dozens of destitute families at the home of Freemont Sweetwine, are also being planned for Chicago
Bathing From Hotel.
,
SHYLOCK OF COMEDIE
monthly, with fuel, food, clothing 5839 Cass avenue. An article per- Washington, D. C., and Reading, Pa.
JOEL HILLMAN. President.
FRANCAISE VERY ILL and cash when necessary, and has the tanning to the subject of the govern- as well as many other cities through-
reputation of never having turned mental "Teapot Dome" was intro- out the land.
PARIS (J. T. A.)—The famous anyone away from its doors empty- duced by Dore Novitz and discussed
by the members. After the meeting
Shylock of the Comedie Francaise, handed.
Mrs. Rose Cohen, president of, the the majority of the members partici-
Deinax, a Roumanian Jew, is report-
ed to be lying dangerously ill in Al- society since its organization, is in pated in a skatifig party at Palmer
charge and promises an excellent Park.
geria.
The French public is much con- program for both afternoons and
Athena Girls.
cerned over the illness of the great evenings.
On Tuesday, Jan. 22, at the Jewish
actor. Telegraphic bulletins are pub-
Woman's
Club,
the Athena Girls
Emanuel Sisterhood.
liaised by the newspapers to keep the
public informed as to Demax's condi-
The Sisterhood of Congregation made final plans for the dance to be
Emanuel will meet at the home of given on March 16 at Hotel Stotler,
tion.
Mrs. Ilerman Fisher, 1682 Atkinson Announcement was made that the
avenue, on Monday, Jan. 28, at 2 p. club pins will be ready before the
m. The annual election will take dance. On Tuesday, Jan. 29, there
will be an open meeting of the so-
place at that time.
ciety at the Hebrew Baby Day Nur-
sery, 545 East Canfield avenue. An
Perigolds.
The last meeting of the Perigold elaborate program has been arranged
Club was held on Tuesday evening at by the entertainment committee.
evening's
the home of Miss Helen Prady, 553 Dancing will conclude the
Alger avenue. Business will be dis- program.
pensed with at the next meeting for
Junior Star Sewing Club.
a social gathering.
By whatever standards you measure
The Junior Star Sewing Club was
organized
on Jan. 13 for the purpose
an enclosed car, the new Maxwell
Nonamee Club.
A special meeting of the Nonamee of sewing for charity. The officers
Club Sedan is certain to give you a
are Dorothy Sorock, president; Laura
Club was held at the home of Miss
delightful surprise.
Bessie Farber, 535 Belmont avenue, Swirsky, secretary; Goldie Gelf,
Tuesday, Jan. 15. Plans were made treasurer. The club is to meet every
Never before has there been such a
for the Valentine party to be given Sunday at 2 p. m. The next meeting
on Feb. 16 at the home of Miss Fan- will be held at the home of Jenny
happy combination of dependable,
Deitch,
420
East
Forest
avenue.
nie Fogel. After the business meet-
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Value in Closed Cars
ing a delightful luncheon was served
by the hostess. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Miss Clara
Otis, 2256 Ferry park, on Jan. 29.
A Paying Investment
In Comfort and Economy
Gabriel Snubbers serve a two-fold purpose, and
either is worth while alone.
Obviously, they add to the riding comfort of the
car, by checking or snubbing the rebound;
taking out the jar and jolt that is 93 noticeable
on rough roads.
But more than that, they have a direct bearing
on upkeep economy—because they save the
motor, the frame and body of the car from the bad
effects of shock and strain. They save on tires, too.
More than 2,000,000 cars are Gabriel equipped
today.
You will find them to be the best automobile
comfort and economy investments you ever
made. Installed quickly and without alteration
in your car. Order them put on today
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Fibitzers Club.
A newly organized club of Jewish
young men. calling themselves the
Kibitzers, announce their first in-
formal dans •, to be given on Sunday
evening, Feb. 10, at the Jericho Tem-
ple, Oakland avenue at Melbourne .
One of the features will be a fox-tro t
contest. Three cash prizes will be
awarded. Prizes will also be given
to persons holding lucky numbers,
which will be passed out at the
entrance.
Alpine Social Club.
The Alpine Social Club will hold
its next meeting at the home of Ar-
mand Shulman. Benjamin Schutz-
man of the City College will head the
program with a lecture on genetics.
A membership drive is being conduct-
ed. Plans are on hand for a humor-
ous debate.
economical performance with so
much comfort and such varied utility.
New Location:
John H. Thompson
Company
4446 Cass Ave.
Glendale 9310
Phi Epsilon Sorority.
The Phi Epsilon Sorority will be
known hereafter as the Phi Epsilon
Beta Nu Sorority. The last meeting
of the Phi Epsilon Sorority was held
at the home of Miss Leah Pergament
of Warren avenue on Friday, Jan. 18.
Arrangements were made for a pa-
jama party and hike to the conva-
lescent home of the Children's Hos-
pital at Farmington, Mich., where
the sorority will entertain the chil-
dren. The pajama party will take
place at the home of Miss Reva Glass-
man. 552 Frederick street, on Satur-
day evening, Jan. 26, followed by the
hike early Sunday morning.
Omega Epsilon Sorority. ,
The last meeting of the Omega Ep-
silon Sorority was held at the home
of Miss Estelle Wartell. Plans were
completed for the Valentine card
party to be held at the Women's
Federation clubhouse Thursday, Feb.
14. Tickets can be obtained from
Miss Sylvia Cohen, chairman of the
I ticket committee, or from any of the
Ypse Girls.
members. The next meeting will be
A regular meeting of the Ypsc
held at the home of Miss Birdie
Girls was held on Wednesday, Jan.
hams.
16, at the home of Miss Tracy Flan- I
ders. Arrangements were made for
IW CICNISWileICISS
Nu Beta Phi.
YOSSIXIMISSWeIMC
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a Chinese party to be given on Feb.
• . • • •
• •
The No Beta Phi Sorority's last 2. The next meeting will be held at
social evening, Jan. 8, was in the the home of Miss Ray Bernstein, 962
i v
form of a theater party at the Gar-
iy
East Euclid avenue.
rick, preceded by a dinner at the new
iv
Edmund.
Clairmont Club.
iv
period
a
e t,
The new year has brought
60 x 125
Kin: Klub.
of reconstruction to the Clairmont : 4
A meeting of the Kinx Klub was Club. The constitution has been re- "
held on Sunday at the home of M.
and amended and otherwise cor-
rsr
Golden, 505 Frederick street. Plans vised
rected. The books for the past term
Were made for the February ban- have been balanced. The new admin.
in Detroit
quet and the entertainment comml- istration is already functioning and' , iv
tee reported many novelties in pre- the athletic and social activities of C,
ty
paration for the affair. The nex t
ii
club are in full swing.
ii
meeting will be held at the home of the The
year 1923 was a successful iv
Greenbaum,
97
Avalon
street,
J.
one in the history of the club. All
Highland Park.
dances and other undertakings for
Gillespie — Cadillac
profit enriched the treasury. A ban- I
Suffola Girls.
Tuller, dances, parties I it
atthe
uet
The Suffola Girls will meet on
large - I ". "."
Tuesday, Jan. 29, at the home of the and affairs of like nature, were
wstisscsisissoossossossescwo
Biases Liss, 309 Medbury avenue. ly attended. Despite the success of
-
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