Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1921, Page 36

36 DRIVE STARTED TOAID IMINHGRANTS Hebrew Society - Launches Nation-Wide Campaign to Raise Million. 7 The nation-wide campaign to raise $1.000.000 for the relief of Jewish immigrants was launched today in ashington by members of the He- brew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Soc of America and other Jews. It is the purpose of the society to find new immigration centers for Jews who cannot come to America. In furtherance of - this campaign, there will be mass meetings in every large Jewish community in the United States, and a house-to-house canvass will be inaugurated. The soclety, representing American Jewry in Jewish immigration affairs, is confronted with the task of bring- ing about the reunion of tens of thou- sands of Jewish families separated by the war and finding new immigra- tion centers in addition to receiving, guiding, distributing and American- izing the Jewish immigrants into the United States. The headquarters of the society are at 4 7 Lafayette street. New York city. The society has issued an appeal, part of whieh read “In order to proceed with the work of saving these human beings, and S0 as to be able to carry into effect the plans for its enlarged activ the Hebrew Sheltering and Immi- grant Aid Society of America must have a million dollars. A campaign to secure this sum begins on Sep- tember 15, two weeks before (Jewish New Year (Rosh Hash- ). he society's representatives will visit_every city, village and hamlet of America in the endeavor to reflchl all Jews, men and women, who are willing to shar> their bread with their kith and ki their flesh and blood. homeless in God's wide world. “Jews of America: Every moment is precious. aving work cannot | postpone: .| Ve appeal to every Jew and Jewess merica to support this million § fund. to contribute as much as | e. to enroll as a member in the | to reccive our representatives their e million-dollar fund may be fath- ered as quickly as possible. We are convinced that American Jews will do_their dut: “Those who are already members of our society are asked to increase their dues. to help in securing new ! members and to contribute to the million-dollar fund.” —_——————— WILL DISBAR ATTORNEYS DISCREDITING ALIEN LAW ;: First steps toward leged organized efforts to the new immigration restrict will be the disbarring of handlinz combating al- down s vesterday by partment i 3 :s against | the attorneys will involve excessivel fees made to aliens for work in behalf of their entrance into the! United States, and efforts to bring discredit upon the immigration law. I Department officials said_they were alarmed at the strength of efforts to nullify_the law through the spread- ing of misinformation, and that it had been decided to combat this “propa- | ganda” by making public the facts with regard to the opposition the department was meeting in enforc- ing the law ‘Assistant Secretary Henning de- clared that “those in control of the flood of aliens coming into this coun- try deliberately exceed the monthly auotas and depend upon compelling us. with their sob stqries and tales of families being separated. to permit | to be disregarded als charged that a cyers practicing in the department ccepting fees from alien: ereatly in excess of the maximum fixed by the rules of the department. Some of these law: t also W, ced. are involved in spreading < of alleged cruelties worked 'Ipfln jens by the law ! forced by the burcau of immigration officials When You Catch Cold Take Father John’s Medicine at once. All pure nourishment.—Advertisement. YOUTH PLACED ON TRIAL. GEE! I HOPE CLARICE DOESNT FIND ME! SHE'LL MAKE ME DANCE ™ HER SURE! - l T}le Back Seat. l I often rode with Stephen; Stuss, in his green super-eight: it was a large and powerful bus, and strictly up-to-date, and was | Va admired’ by every cuss who marked its easy gait. 1 do not like to beef or knock, it dozsn’t seem refined; but 1 would say, on every block “It aggravates my mind, the way you turn your head to talk with these who sit behind. The man who drives a‘ moter car should always look ahead, and know just where the culverts are, and shun the mud- hole dread, or he may ditch us, with a jar, and leave us lying dead. The people in the seat behind would feel much better, too, if you would keep your feeble mind on what you have to do, and make your boat in safety grind, until this jaunt is through.” But Steve kept turn- ing round to say his bright and witty things, and ran into a load of ha\, and - busted all the springs; they took us home upon a dray, in plaster casts and slings. And foolish Stephen Stuss was hurt the worst of all, ’tis said; he landed squarely in the dirt upon his bony head, and ruined his twelve-dollar shlrt all striped with green and red.| And as I said to that poor toad, I say to every gent: When you| are driving, on the road keep, all| your glagces bent, or you may | soon have your abode beneath a monument. WALT MASON. (Copyright by George Matthew Adams.) —EEEIEE-:EHETE Broadway Limited Extra Fare Withdrawn. There is no extra fare now from Wash- ington or Raltimore on the Broadway Limited, leaving Wash. 3:03 p.m., arriv- i 5 a.m. Penna. 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Wallace Reid Gloria Swanson| Elliott Dexter Bebe Daniels N L IOIIGI.AS MACLEAN 18 APPEARING in His Latest Hi 5 “BASING THROCG" Rl Beginning Sund — = ands Hawle BERT LYTELL, A PARAMOUNT PICTURE In “A Trip to Paradise” T T | Poli’§ <5 Beginning Next Sunda; Night Matines Saturday " I Wastingion 77/: Ba/rt/r/mm e Apwormes E—:EEEEEEEEE THE FAMOUS LVISED AND STAGED BY JSOWN JTRRAY ANDERSOM- ! Gomeay of tier Latin. CRANDALL’S F at 10th ETROPOLITAN LAST TWO DAYS 10:30 A. M. t0 11 P. M. THE OLD NEST Goldw yn's Picturization of Rupert Hughes’ Master- piece, with A WONDER-CAST —Overture— “Songs From the 0ja Folks" HERE IS NEWS FOR YOU! Tonight and Saturday William Harris, Jr., Presents INA CLAIRE in Bluebeard’s 8th Wife Adapted by Charlton Andrews. NEXT S8 . LOUIS MANN —IN— IN THE MOUNTAINS A New Comedy-Drama by Shipman and C thors of “East axhan REPUBLI ‘s Finest Colored Theater. f YOU S Hobart Bosworth in “His Own Law” Harold Lioyd in “Bliss! ARTISTS’ COURSE SEASON 192122 National Theater, 4:30 P.M. wit curtain will rise prompty at 2:30 October 31, SCOTTI GRAND OPERA CO. Mme. LOUISE smOMER, JOSEF HOFMANN. RITZ KREISLER, Violinist. Orchestra, $17; Balcony. Sea Searon $14 and rices: Gallery, $8. Droop’s, 13th and G sts. A Wonder of the Age! $1,000,000 Painting, 15x9 Feet. By Dr. L. B. Sabungi ueation in _Ccnstantinople, various creeds of all nations, attempted anything like it. This stupe ous plece of work {8 now on_exhibition 1426 New York ave. tember to 24, inclusive. painting, 25 cents. cents. 2 NIGHTS and SAT. MAT. ONLY A Famous French Farce by Alfred Savoir, SEATS NOow Went,” “Elevat- || Near Nth‘ 230 B Today and Tomorrow—11 P.M. | the cxception of the Opera, when the Pianist, now on sale at Mrs. Greene's Concert Bureau, in Historical and Educational Oil Former Seorctary and Political Adviser to SultanfoffTurkey SMemboriot (Bonrd oet, universal history, types and n.w.. Sep! 17 “Adimtsalon to inapect the To insvect and listen to the éxplanatory lecture at S p.m., 0 ‘Washington's Finest Orchostra. Vocal Prelude “Little Grey Home in the Went” Flora McGill Keefer. —_NEws—Torics CRANDALL'’S 18th & Col. Rd. KiicKERBocKER ~—~TODAY— Beginning at 6:30 P. M. WANDA HAWLEY ew Realart Hit HER STURDY 0AK ADDED COMEDY _“A SUNLESS SUNDAY”® TWICE 2:15 Poli’§ iy & LAST 2 DAYS| LAST POP. MAT. TODAY 25¢, 50c, 75c and $1.00 Ibanes's World-Renowned Story THE f FOUR HORSEMEN Of the Apocalypse “A Screen Masterpiece”—Post Eves. and Sat. Matinee, 50c to $1.50. T. | Philharmonic Course Season 1021.22 National Theater—4:30 0’Clock Oct. 28—JOHN McCORMACK, Tenor. Nov. 10—Mme. FRANCES ALDA, Soprano, Metroplitan Opera; CASINI, Cellist. Jan. 19—M ABEL GARRISON, Soprano, Metropolitan Opera, Feb. 7—JASCHA HEIFETZ, Violinist. Feb. 28—RACHMANINOFF, Pianist. Senson Prices: Orchestra, $10; Balcony. $12.50 and $10.¢ ar tax fo per cont: adoitional. 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