SEPTEMBER 24, 19211
TIMSVErROMIEMISII Etutoxict4
Belle Baker at Temple.
Belk Baker, the incomparable sing-
ing comedienne, with some brand new ,
song hits, headlines the bill at B. F. 1
Keith's Temple Theater fur next week'
starting Sunday afternoon. Miss
Baker is justly famous, as there are
few who can sing a ballad with such
pathos or a jazz number in such de-
lightful abandon. Others billed: Jack
Norworth, assisted by Dorothy Adel-
phi, Countess Modena, Bishop and
Lynn, Ben Ryan and Harriet Lee,
the Dufor Bros., Four Karreys, Don-
als Sisters, and the screen subjects.
DECLASSED JEWS
BILLIPOPF FINDS
IMPERIAL WIZARD
ARE MOST TRAGIC
EVANS OUTLINES A i EAST EUROPEAN
PROBLEM IN RUSSIA
JEWRY HOPEFUL
NEW KLAN POLICY
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paze one.)
Jewry can alleviate the situation by
School Supplies
"My investigations led to the dis-
covery of a special class of Jewish
sufferers who are neither artisans nor
members of the peasant class or labor
organizations. These are the classes
which are given preference in admit-
tance to hospitals, and their number
is so great that the declassed sufferers
are burred from even the simplest
forms of relief. This situation is
probably the must serious of all the
European Jewish problems at the
present time."
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SCHOOL BAGS
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3. •Preparing our youth, through
cal period. These kassas lend money vocational training, for a self-sustain-
country.
To assist America toward the fut. at 'a nominal rate of interest to all ing future.
4. Medical relief for the declassed
fillment of her God-given destiny pro- those who can profit by small loans,
tecting the fundamental policies of whether they be traders or engaged in Jews in the cities and towns who are
Americanem that have made us the other gainful occupations. Where the entirely without means.
most respected nation of the world." applicant Is too poor to pay interest
"The Jews of America, through the
Despite the wailing display of or- on a loan front the kassas, it is pos. Joint Distribution Committee, have
ganization strength shown in the sible for him to have recourse to the abundantly evinced their interest in
long-heralded parade, the klan re- Gernilath Chasodim (Free Loan Su- the lot of the Jews of Russia. We
so.
' gards itself no longer on the defer- elegies) and borrow without interest. hope that these same. Jets of America
sive and prediction was made during In the course of the last year upwards will continue their interest and their
the convention session that thou- of 25,000 families have been helped aid with the same zeal as in the past •
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sands of new members will soon be in this way.
that they will help the sound-bodied
What is true of Poland is also true
enrolled "to work for America,"
with means to earn their daily bread,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elite am
i with the 5,000,000 klansmen and I, of Roumania only on a smaller scale. and the sick with means to become daughter, who have been the guest.
1500,000 klanswomen now claimed in While Mr. Billikopf did not spend any again sound-bodied; and that they will of Mr. and Mrs. N. Seitner for th
time in Roumania he conferred with nut forget the large number of Or-
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I the order.
past two weeks, have returned t:
"All America," he said, "has been leaders of that country, and all hail phans who must be saved."
their home in Cleveland, Ohio.
the highest praise for the
groping for a way to regain its men- nothing but s
Many.
Appeal
Signed
by
work being done there by the J. D. C.
! tal and spiritual poise, to restore and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lichtig are en-
This appeal, which is dated June
harmonize the nutional mind and : to representatives. .
2, of this year, is signed; among tertaining as their house guest Miss
Visited 34 Farm Colonies.
"Uptown's Mod Beautiful
resume the march toward what we
others, by the following distinguished Lottie Hill of Detroit.
all know to be the future destiny of The greater part of his time Mr.
Restaurant."
America. We will remove from pub- Billikopf spent in Russia, the land persons:
Dr. G. B. Vichofski, professor of
N. Seitner has left for a business
lie opinion through aggressive action about which there has been so much
clinical medicine in the Kiev Institute trip to New York.
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and definite programs the oft-repeat- discussion, and so much misinform-
especially in the past year. here fur General Diseases; Professor A. B.
s
ed charge that we are merely tion
Pupils for the Religious School
'antis.' " Mr. Billikilsfs talked to hundreds of Bernstein, dean of the Ksiev
in people in virtlally every walk of life. Hospital; Professor A. G. Luria, of were enrolled on Sunday last, but
The New York World's bureau
So many people find Pohl's an
Washington in its report of the klon- Ile made it clear that the information the Kiev Clinical Hospital; Dr, A. D. school will be held on Saturday morn-
vocation to the World stated: , he received did not come from coin- Sklovki, of the Children's Hospital ings as heretofore.
ideal place to eat. Our food is
"It was made more apparent than monistic sources. In spite of the fact Kpslia %duke in Kiev; Dr. 51. G. Be-
unexcelled and our restaurant
I. Korn and son, Sidney, of Man-
han, professor of bacteriology, Kiev;
ever that the Knights of the Ku Klux! that he spoke to so many people, Mr.
is cool, comfortable and pleas-
Klan have discarded the mask and Billikopf declared, he had interviewed Dr. B. G. Lazariye, director of the ton, Mich., spent the holidays in Bay
Jewish Hospital, Kiev; Professor 51. City.
■ nt.
taken to politics and will wage war only three or four outspoken commun.
on Catholics in every section of the eds. lie visited 34 colonies, and found M. Gubergriz, Kiev Medical Institute;
1. j.. Berkman of Cadillac, Mi•h.,
nation." ! t he pioneers enthusiastic about their B. S. Levine, director of the Jewish
After the show try one of our
School for Artisanry, Kiev; Professor who Watt the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Dr. Evans declared the Man will ! Prospects.
SPECIAL TOASTED
A. Z. Lazaroff, of the Kiev Medical E. Berkman, has returned to his
oppose Governor Smith's candidacy 1 And the impression he carried with Institute; Dr. B. L. Techin, director
home.
for President of the United States.hint is most favorable. The colonize-
SANDWICHES
of the Surgical Department of the
"No nullifier will ever be elected I ti" project is a success. This state- Kiev Jewish Ilosnital; Professor Huh-
You'll Be Delighted.
President of the United States. No, went Mr. Billikopf makes without nee, supervisor of the Kiev Polyclinic;
"Square Crooks" at Garrick
man who would weaken the constitu- 1 •quiyoeation or qualification. It is
people I "mg the economic problem for Dr. K. Kohl, professor of Neurology,
Lion or betray the common
Not since "Kick In" has there ap-
de- thousands of Jews in that country. Kiev Hospital; Dr. Winog,radotf. pro-
Protect Your Walls and Curtains
need aspire to that office," he
The Joint Distributil n Committee did fessor of psycho-neurology; A. Katz, peared as entertaining a crook drama
with
dared.
If the number of men and women not initiate the back to the soil move- president of the Kiev Jewish Credit as "Square Creeks" by Jaines Judge,
Russia. It was begun by the Union; and S.,e1., i4atner, president of which comes to the Garrick Theater,
who took part in the national parade went in
of the Ku Klux Klan here is indi- Jews of Russia un their own initiative. the Kiev Assoc' n for the Relief of Sunday night, Sept. 20, fur it limited
engagement.
of Had the J. D. C. started the move- the Jewish Sick.
cative of the numerical strength
The story of "Square Crooks" deals
The military officer who has cabled
Glendale 6359 the organization, it would appear to went, Mr. Billikopf remarked, it
to Mr. Brown about the declasged with the adventure of two young men,
be a fact that it is losing strength would have every reason to be proud Jews of Russia is Capt. Frank Con- who have been rated among America's
Steel
of its accomplishment.
Bake-Enameled. in the East and parts of the Middle
The Jewish colonists are making nes, who has been in the American foremost law-breakers, but On seeing
Neat in appear • West.
Only three states sent larger dole- wonderful progress, he declared. Even service since 1917, when he was sent the error of their ways have decided
ante and low in gallons than last year, when the first the most recent colonists, those that by the United States government as to live on the square. However, they
of the klan demonstrations was held have been only six months on the land official interpreter fur its representa- do not effect this change without be-
price.
t r ef tives in Russia and Roumania. In ing confronted with many obstacles.
f their
have somet
hi ng t to s h ow for
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the national
capital.
They were
New Jersey, Virginia and Florida. fort. They are happy and contented. 1920, ('apt. ( mines was a member of All would go well but for a hounding
In Russia as in Poland the Juipt the Near East Commission to Turkey, detective, who works on the theory
(New Address)
Pennsylvania did not have half as maintains a number of loan kassas— the Caucasus and Palestine. In 1921 "once a crook, always a crook."
79 MARTIN PLACE
many in line as last year and the
The east includes Dorothy Appleby,
131 in all of Russia—and here too it he was a member of the American
Glendale 6359
same was true of New York, Ohio,
commission to investigate famine con- Broadway's youngest star, Bert •hap-
Half Block from Woodward A
Indiana and the New England States, has proven to he a most helpful in- ditions in the Volga region, and in man, Annie Mack Berlein, Janies Ben-
stitution.
I ass year the police estimated the
There is still a great deal of work 1923 he was attached to the King- nett, Dorothy Peabody, liollu Leslie,
marchers at between 35,000 and 40,- to be done in Russia, Mr, Billikopf de- Ladd-Frear commission to investigate William Pike, Roger Allen and John
CONCRETE GARBAGE and 000. The most liberal estimate of elated. There are Jews in 550 small political and economic conditions in Costello.
the last parade was 20,000, and the towns for whom very little has been Ruxsi
ASH RECEPTACLES
number actually in line was probably
Captain Conner' cable to Mr.
These will have to receive
RUSH—BUY NOW—Before Arrival al
done.
INFORMATION WANTED
somewhere between 15,000 and that more consideration in the near future. Brown, which is dated July 21, reads:
Winter.
number.
"Hundreds
of Russian physicians
Ono-family Garbage Receptacle $7.78
The fact that the Joint is further-
Anyone
knowing of the where-
In August last year the klansmen ing colonization work among the Jews besieged me while travelling through
and women marched in close forma- in Russia does not mean that it is not Kiev and Odessa districts begging to abouts of Mrs. Sol Blum, whose hus-
band
is
a
builder
and who has been a
1927 PINGREE
lion, sometimes 40 and 50 abreast, doing other relief work in that coun- be enabled to save thousands of lives
resident of Detroit fur the past 16
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but there were wide spaces between
It is carrying out its palliative which are being lust before their help-
try
years,
kindly
communicate
with The
Office:
the platoon formations in the last program in Russia even as it is doing less eyes because of inadequate funds
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parade, while the space between city, It in other countries of Europe where and relief material. They declared Detroit Jewish Chronicle, Cadillac
state or county delegations was, as it must render assistance. that they realized that only American 1040.
much as a quarter of a city block
Nor does it view the colonization
and in numerous cases the paraders work as a philosophy of Jewish life—
were in columns of four instead of nothing of the kind. It is one of the
platoons, all of which added length ways to solve the problem facing the
to the parade.
Jews in that country.
Advance information was that at
While Mr. Billikopf interested him-
least 30,000 klansmen would come self primarily in the colonization ex-
from Pennsylvania, but the actual periment he did not overlook the eel
number in line was probably not in Iteml and religious aspects of the
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excess of 5,000.
Jews in Russia. He conferred with
New York, which had been 'listed
t he chief rabbi of Minsk, Wietehak,
for several thousand, sent not more Leningrad and Moscow, with the Lu-
than 2,000, and none of them, if the bavicher Rabbi and others. As a re-
• banners told the truth, was from sult of these conferences he has
New York City.
evolved a plan which he will submit to
The smallness of the Ohio con- Dr. Cyrus Adler, chairman of the cul-
tingent also caused comment, for in tural committee of the Joint Distribu-
no state of the Middle West, with tion Committee. Mr. Billikopf is sat-
the exception of Indiana, has the isfied that this plan will be acceptable
klan been supposed to have greater to all parties involved.
voting strength than there.
He also conferred with such men as
ed possession of every citizen in the trader is enabled to tide over a criti-
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Urrison, • Fuchs, I rofessor Schorr,
Weizmann (brother of Dr. •Chaim
Weizmann, president of the World
Zionist Organization,) and others of
high standing in Jewish cultural life•`. 4-
in that country. These men, like large
numbers of others with whom he
talked, are enthusiastically in favor
of the niovement. Among these were
many Zionists. Mr. Billikopf says
that the Russian Zionists are not, in
the slightest degree, opposed to the
colonization work.
"I spoke to a great many Zion-
iats and to, many sympathizers of
the Zionist movement and I also
spoke to chatuzim, and the Uni-
versal judgment was unanimously in
I favor of the colonization work. They
did not see how anyone could question
the wisdom and desirability of the
land settlement." said Mr. Billikopf.
"I met two or three representatives of
a certain wing of chaluzim who quali-
fied their endorsement by saying that
if colonization in Russia is to super-
cede colonization in Palestine, they
naturally would be opposed to the
work in Russia. I assured them there
was no conflict between the land set-
tlement in Palestine and that in Rus-
sia and that there is no reason why I
the Jews, throughout the world could
s not participate in both the work in
Palestine and in Russia."
Mr. Billikopf emphasized that the
Soviet government does not persecute
the Zionists as such, but as contra-
revolutionists. "Mr. Smidoviteh, the
vice-president of Soviet RUssia, told
me that the government has never pes-
secuted the Zionists who are not ac-
tive in contra-revolutionary activi-
ties." As a proof that the Zionist idea
is not persecuted by the Soviet govern-
! mint, Mr. Billikopf cited the fact that
over 2,111)0 chaluzim are now working
in the Jewish colonies. They are not
interfered with by anybody and they
can leave Russia for Palestine if they
desire to do so, he stated.
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