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OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1922

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*""'•'National institutions open to all itizens, irrespective of creed, •Tid to respect the equal rights D Attack on Polish PresidentrTT ~ ^ th'e Jewish" minority, Premier-• Bratiano informed a deputation .

Causes Consternation Among of the Association of RouWarsaw Jews. manian Jews, which waited on him to protest the restrictions FEAR GENERAL ATTACKS on. .Jewish students in Fou- .

IF NOT ACTUAL . maniah schools and the alleged POGROMS. insidius • distinction between.'

Jews, by establishing special Warsaw, Dec. 17.—(J. T. A..)— categories of" citizenship.

Coming after a day of comparative' quiet, the assassination, of President The demand of the Christian Gabriel Narutowicz on Saturday students : to introduce at the. caused consternation among the Jews University of - Klausenburg a of Warsaw. Apprehension is -wideper cent norm limiting Jewish spread lest this triumph of violence admissions, has been- rejected over orderly government may lead,to by'the" University, authorities, • general attacks on'Jews, if not actual says a Klausenburg report. , pogroms, the beginnings of which l have been evident ever since the_ election of the martyred president, who , had been denounced by the Fascisti as the "Jewish' President."

David A. Brown, Relief Head, Presents Russian Plan to Secretary Hoover

Warsaw- Jews Feel Safer Under Martial Law. Warsaw, Dec. 18.—(J. T. A.)—The declaration of martial law by the -Leader of National Appeal for JewPolish'cabinet has-added to the sense ish War-Sufferers Invited to Washington by Chairman of Amerof security felt by the Jews. ican Belief 'Administration.

General Joseph Pilsurski has been established as chief of staff of the army, and General Sikorski as "pre- TO DISCUSS HIS PROPOSAL OF A $100,000,00 LOAN BY mier. The convocation of parliament THIS COUNTRY. on Wednesday for the election of a new president was announced. One of Washington, D. C, Dec. 27.—David the first acts of Sikorski.was to order the arrest of several of the for- A. Brown, chairman of .the National mer soldiers of General Haller, whose Appeal for Jewish war-sufferers, influence in the army has been used conferred here today with Secretary Herbert Hoover, head of the Amerby the nationalists* ican Administration at the lattetr's The membership list of.the "Eoz- invitation, on Brown's proposal that woj" party has been seized by the Congress should vote a loan of $100,police during a-search" today a t the 000;000 to the Russian people, in party's headquarters. .'The list is saift order to save them from starvation. to include the majority &£ the active -~Mr**Brwn told Mr,, Hoover: -that ' alifi-SemaetrwffiTfor'tfiree-years'nave in his opinion this loan should be been advocating.political and economic used for1 the purchase of tractors, boycott of the Jews and who are now ploughs and seeds, in tremendous in the vanguard of the Polish Fascisti. quantities and to * send v.from this The Rabbinical office of Warsaw country large squads of* men, inannounces that special memorial serv- cluding practical and scientific agriices will be held in the Synagogue on culturists, *to plant crops and remain the day of President Narutowicz's until the crops were actually harvestburial. '•-.' . ed. Fifty thousand ploughs and fifty thousand tractors would he required for this work.^ In 1916 Russia possessed 7,350,000 ploughs. In 1921 she had only 2,750,000, and he had seen thousands upon thousands of ploughs rusting in the fields where BUt $15 Equals 1,000,000 Kronen, they had been abandoned by a people Says Omaha Doctor Back too weak to use them. All the draft From Austria. horses, as well as all the cattle had been killed. Under"these circumstanFamous surgeons/ who during the ces it was no wonder that there was days of monarchies were the court famine in the land, and this famine physicians of Europe, now are hold- would continue, he told Mr. Hoover, ing positions In the hospitals of. Aus- confirming the statements made by tria and Vienna at $15 a month, ac- the American Belief Administration's cording to Dr. Phillip Levey, Who re- investigators, until -there was raised cently returned from Austria, where again the kind of crop'that the rich, he studied for several* months. black soil of Russia was capable of But $15 in American money is producing if properly tilled. eqvial to 1,000,000 Austrian kronen.

If this $100,000,000 were given to Quite a tidy sum even with.the high the Russian people in the form of prices in Austria. palliative relief, it would not solve "Professor Eiselsberg, who is considered the Mayo of Eurpoe, and who the problem. After the money was performed a -very important opera- spent, the people would still be in tion on the king of Greece, received want, and pauperized. By raising kronen equal to ?14 in American one huge crop, Brown declared, all the wheels of industry would be money," Dr. Levey said . started in motion again. Business Dr. Levey paid 75,000,000 kronen would revive in. the cities, export to study and practice in the mammoth and import would beresumed, and hospital operated by the University commerce would revive. The Rusof Vienna.

Seventy-five million sian people could then be left to kronen in American money is equal to work out their salvation, and in the $1,000. course of time would be able to pay "I would have needed an express back the loan with interest, to which wagon to cart that money from the would be added an .even greater bank to the hospital if I had to pay profit,-in the enduring gratitude that It in kronen," Dr. Levey said.

"I would be planted in the hearts of paid it by check. The hospital need- an entire people, for this country. ed the money, :for the' rich Austrians The solution of the Russian problem, are''broke.' Hospital authorities now considered as a .whole, Mr. Brown depend on American surgeons, and added, would automatically, solve the physicians who study at the hospital economic problem of the Jewish to pay most of the operating ex- population, which, he said^ was bound penses. The hospital is a mammoth up with that of the rest of the place, having 3,000 beds under one country. roof."

"The German and the Austrian appeared to have no hatred toward Highland Country Club to Hold New Year's Eve Affair Americans, but they have the highest The Highland Country club will form of hatred against England and Prance/ and especially France," he hold its first affair on New Year's Eve at the Blackstone hotel. Over 250 said.

While in Vienna Dr. Levey visited reservations have been made for the with an Omaha boy. Morris Schlaifer, affair. The club, will be composed of only. The following now in the American consular serv- Jewish'members men are the officers: E. Treller, presiice. Young Schlaifer returned to dent; H. S. Heavenrich, vice president; Austria following the war. He was M. Herzberg, treasurer, and Sam among the first government officials Leon, secretary. to enter Austria after the war. He is the son of Phillip Schlaifer, 1113 Subscribe to "The Jewish Press."

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Berlin.—(J. T. A.)—Following a fierce attack on the Zionist Organization, and a veiled one at the British Mandate, the Agudah Israel in conference has decided not to participate in the proposed World Congress for Palestine.

Rabbi Pinchas Cohen submitted three reasons for non-participation, which the conference accepted: The neutrality of the Zionist Organization with respect to religion; the fact that the British Mandate is based on a "political constellation" contrary to the war concept of the Agudah, by which is meant that the Agudah during the war was in favor of the Central Powers; the Jewish World Congress at present would testify to Jewish solidarity, thus giving anti-Semites a newweapon to -wield against the Jews.

fertile Collection of Five Millions Needed for Russia] Alone—Conditions Elsewhere Are Improving.

FRANKEL COMMISSION | STIRS ALL TO ACTION.

New York.—Stirred by the report I of the Frankel Commission which On February 7,1923, at midnight, three non-partisan people will went abroad last.summer on behalf of the American Jewish Relief Combe the judges in the most interested contest ever staged in the city. mittee, a • campaign is to begin im- I mediately for the collection of the At midnight of this day, T H E JEWISH PRESS will give to the pledges still outstanding from the National Appeal • for Jewish War most popular Jewish girl in Nebraska and Iowa, ONE HUNDRED Sufferers made last winter and spring. | This action was the spontaneous DOLLARS in GASH and a routidtrip ticket to Chicago. decision arrived'.at during a dinner) given last'Thursday night, at the Any girl in either of the two hates is eligible to join the contest.

Hotel Pennsylvania, by Louis Marshall and Felix M. Warburg to receive the reports of the commission.

Clubs and organizations are permitted to name an entry in the David A. Brown, profoundly moved by what he had seen in the Ukraine, contest. j pledged himself to continue his efforts until the last dollar had been collected, and the other members of the comBesides the first prize, there will be over T H R E E HUNDRED mission, including Dr. Lee K. Frankel, Dr. Milton Rosenau, David M. ; DOLLARS in other prizes to be awarded in the separate classes.

Bressler, Morris Wolf and Samuel A. Polish, and Galician Jews Live in Goldsmith, have placed themselves at Deadly Panic of Excesses, The selection of the most popular girl will be decided by votes, his disposal. Others who answered is Report. the call to renewed action were James ten votes to be awarded for each subscription obtained. Renewals ANTI-SEMITIC DAILY HAS BEEN A. Becker, Mrs. Irma May Cantor, Herbert H. Lehman, Louis Marshall, CONFISCATED. of old subscribers will count the same as new ones.

Julius Rosenwald, Jacob Billikopf and Warsaw.—(J. T. A.)—Widespread Felix M. Warburg. rioting throughout Poland, which Dr. Boris Bogen, who returned to Call at The Jewish Press office, 482 Saunders-Kennedy Buildcommenced on the eve of the in- this country shortly over a fortnight auguration of President Narutowicz, ago to see his family, announced that ing, for particulars and instructions. has resulted an the injuring by Polish he was going back almost immediately Fascisti of twenty Jews at Posen and to the Ukraine to work side by side Notices and photographs, showing the progress of the contest" ; eigtheen at Katowitz. Jewish mer- •with Dr. Joseph A. Rosen in an effort chants at: Posen hotels and ; cafes to save the Jews of that country from will be shown in The Jewish Press!

- T ... were- subjected to violent treatment destruction and to help them back to and threatened with graver conse- self-support. quences unless they- left Posen im- "They "have satisfied us -that -we mediately. have saved "hundreds of thousands of ii i n • m-mim I P I I J < t . The Jewish populations of Lem- lives," said Mr. Marshall, "and that berg and Cracow, ' in Galicia, of •we have brought hope to millions who Hastings Nebr. Sunday Posen and in the Capitol are living would otherwise have been doomed to School Holds Confirmation in constant terror of Fascisti ag- despair. They have shown us that the gression. The military forces are work we have done is good, but that Hastings, Nebr.—The first conco-operating with the police in restor- there remains much more to be done, firmation class of the Sunday School Over 300,000 Jews Attend Funeral Rabbi Stephen S. Wise Speaks ing order, and a special commission but that this is dependent upon the took place Sunday afternoon; Decemof Great Hebrew Scholar. at Memorial for Dead has been charged with probing the collection of the unpaid pledges, made ber 24th, with Cecil Rosenberg, i Zionist Leader.

Harold Samuels, Nathan Levy and j Jerusalem. — (J. T. A.)—Elieser causes leading up to the bloody fight- in good faith, and easily collectible.

New York. — Preparations have Max Barewin in the class. Rabbi Ben Yehuda( great Hebrew scholar, ing during the swearing in o£ Pres- But these pledges must be collected at once and as much more new money been completed for a memorial meet- Jacob Singer of Lincoln, Nebr., organ- i died here at the age of 64, his ident Narutowicz. • obtained as possible." ing for Peter J. Schweitzer, farmer ized the Sunday School two years ago. j sudden death coming before he had "Annihilate the Jews," Appeal. treasurer of the Zionist Organization Mr. Mark Levy, who presided, paid a, completed what was to have been Appeals to the population to "anni- In presenting the report of the comof America and chairman of the glowing tribute to Rabbi Singer and the largest Hebrew lexicon. Five of hilate the Jews," are being1 broad- mission, Dr. Frankel, who was the Administrative Committee of i the to Mr. S. P. Barewin through whose ; the contemplated ten volumes remain casted by the Christian National next speaker, took occasion to say Keren Hayesod, who; died suddenly efforts systematic work in Judaism unfinished. .

Union, declaring that the Jews pro- that it did not include cultural activon November 27. The meeting will became possible for the children of It was chiefly due to the efforts of pose to institute a Soviet Anarchy ities, because the Joint Distribution be held tonight in Cooper Union, and Hastings.

Ben-Yahuda that Hebrew became the in the country, and urging their Committee" has appointed Dr. Judah L. Magnas a special commissioner to the principal speakers will be Dr. The service was conducted by Eabbi living language it is today. He mod- economic and political boycott.'

Schmarya Levoin and Dr. Stephen Singer, and his cLarge to the Con- ernized the language by introducing Sections of the intellectual class study that phase of its activities.

S. Wise. firmants was most .impressive. The new words calculated to adapt the appear also to be against the Jews, David A. Brown told the gathering The esteem in which Peter J. Rev. Dean Tyner of the Episcopal ancient tongue to the present day meeting on the University campus that he had shed enough tears in the Schweitzer was held not only by his Church, who was present, was called life. At the outbreak of the war having resolved to bar Jewish stu- last four months to last him a lifetime. He had believed that he had associates in Zionist work, but by upon and responded eloquently, Ben-Yahuda left Palestine for the U. dents from the lecture halls. passed the emotional stage, but the numerous other organizations with extalling the virtues of the Jewish S., where he continued his scientific Notwithstanding the police resuffering he came into contact with home and its filial piety. which he was connected, as well as work. He returned to Palestine at enforcements, the Jewish populatian had moved him to distraction. "And the deep affection of his friends, are A dinner followed the service and the conclusion of the war. of the Capitol lives in deadly panic I did not see the-worst," he went on. being made more clear every day by a delightful social evening ensued, so His funeral which took place today of excesses. Persistent rumors that "Yet I feel that Dante's description the hundreds of letters of condolence that this occasion will live long in the was the largest ever seen in Pales- the assumption of office by President of the Inferno is mild compared to^ that have been sent to Mrs. Schwei- memory of the community. tine. It was estimated that more Narutowicz will be marked by fierce what I saw in the Ukraine." tzer. From Palestine, Europe and Among the out-of-town guests were than 30,000 Jews followed the acts of aggression, have caused America the condolences keep pour- the Messrs. M. and G. Friend, Mrs. cortege. The Jewish National Coun- Senator Josias Then and Deputy JEWISH CULTURE LEAGUE, Frosh, Miss Pauline Friend*, all of cil has declared three days' mourn- Kirshbraun to lodge appeals with ing in.

WILL PRESENT MUSICAL Minister of Interior Darowski for Mrs. Vera Schweitzer has issued Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs^ Zeveitel and ing.

PROGRAM protection for the Jews. Minister the following statement, pledging to Mr. J. Braverman of Grand Island; Mr. Ben-Yehuda^ whose original continue the work in behalf of Zion- Mr. S. Mendelson of Omaha. name was , Feldman, which he Darowski assured his petitioners The Jewish Culture League of ism, to which Mr. Schweitzer dedichanged for the Hebrew one, came that every attempt to disturb the Omaha, a literary, dramatic and JEWISH BASKETBALL:. cated his life: to Palestine from Lithuania with peace will be vigorously put down. musical organization will present TEAM LEADS -LEAGUE the first Zionist Pioneers about 40 "Dwa Groshe", the notorious anti- their third concert Sunday, January "In the terrible calamity which has been visited upon my children and The Bnai Israel basketball team years ago.

• Semitic daily, has been confiscated 7th, at the Labor Lyceum, 22nd and myself in the untimely death of my maintained its lead in the Class B, He engaged in Hebrew journalism by the authorities following the Clark Streets. husband, be his memory a blessing, Church League basketball at the Y. for a number of years, advocating publication of a particularly provo- "The Everlasting Song," a one-act we have found the necessary strength M. C. A. last Thursday evening, when, the use of Hebrew in daily speech, cative article. play by Mark Arnstein, picturing the to bear the great blow in the many it defeated the Dundee team by a thereby bringing down upon himself past, present and future of the "toilheartfelt expressions of sympathy score of 13 to 9. The Bnai, Israel the wrath of .the. Orthodox Jewish ZETA BETA TAU TO CON- ers" will be played at the matinee which we have received from his team had been trailing their oppon- Community which then held Hebrew TINUE ANTI-SEMITISM .• show. At night a two-act play, friends and co-workers in the great ents until the last few moments ofj to be too sacred for daily use. Al"With the Flood" by Sholom Ash, CAMPAIGN cause to which he had dedicated his play, when Brown, Bernstein and though his fanatical insistence on the New York.—Through a committee accompanied by a musical program, life. I now wish to express to all of Kneeter each shot baskets from all importance of Hebrew in the National composed of Jews and gentiles, it was will be staged. those friends the deep sense of grati- angles of the floor.

Jewish renaissance led to this es- decided at the closing session of the Prof. Carl E. Tunberg, a pianist of tude which my children and myself The Bnai Israel team will play the trangement and even banishment twenty-fourth annual convention of note and classical temparament, Irma feel for the solace which they have Benson team this evening for the from the community, he adhered to the Zeta Beta Tau, the national Jew- Swift Oberruth, well-known singer! given us in our bereavement. It is leadership of the league. Neither it and, to the despair and astonish- ish fraternity, to carry on the society's H. Marko, late of Metropolitan not possible for me to communicate team has lost a game. ment of the Orthodox, neither he nor program for the elimination of what Opera fame, Master Samuel' Carmelt, our gratitude to each one individually, YOUNG JEW WINS AET PRIZE. any member of his household used they termed anti-semitism in institu- violin virtuoso of the west, accomand I must in this manner assure New York.—(J. C. B.)—Out of 170 any other language anywhere. tions of learning. panied by other singers and musithem of our deep appreciation of drawing on private ehibition at the Mr. Ben Yehuda is survived by his Harold Reigelman, president of the cians will make up the musical their sympathy with us and their National Academy of Design, 22-year- wife and four children, one of whom, fraternity will announce the commit- program. loyalty to the memory of him who old Nathan Hoffman, 395 Belmont Ittamar Ben Avi, is the editor of the tee within a few days. Its work will was their true friend and comrade. Ave., Brooklyn, won first prize, says "Donar Hayom", a Jerusalem Hebrew be based on what was said to be a SABATH ENTITLED TO SEAT IN HOUSE. ja report in the New York World. He daily. Another of his sons is study- survey of the status of the Jewish Jerusalem, Dec. 21. (J. T. A.) — also won first last month. The drawWashington, D. C, Dec. 21.—.(J. C. student in thirty-two institutions, The Town Council of TelrAviv, the ings, from all over the country, com- ing agriculture in California. which was submitted at the conven- B.)—The House Election Committee Jewish municipolity near Jaffa, has peted for the monthly prize of the Bucharest, Dec. 20. (J. T. A.)—A tion. yesterday filed its unanimous report decided to name one of the Tel-Aviv John Armstrong Chaloner concours. band of hooligans invaded the Jewish Gundall Goldansky, formerly of Me deciding against Joseph Gartenstein, streets after Elieser Ben Yehuda, the The award put Mr. Hoffman in line •bathhouse at Klausenburg, causing a Cook, Neb., and now of Denver, Colo., the KepvblicEn candidate, who connoted Jewish philologist and lexico- for the Chaloner biennial Paris prize, panic among the bathers, attacking who is attending the University of Ne- tested Representative Sabath's seat* grapher who died in Jerusalem Satur- a $6,000 scholarship for five years'* Rabbi Glasner and other prominent braska, attended the convention as a in Congress won in the election two '! day. study of painting in France. , j Jews of .the place, says a report. < j. delegate from the Nebraska chapter. years apo •

Polish Fascisti Injure Twenty Jewish Residents In City of Posen, Poland

Wife to Carry On Work Of Peter J.Schwefeer

EBeser Ben Yefajcla ~ Dies in Jerusalem

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Edward Levinson, George Bernstein, to be reached in a short time.

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576 Eagle...--;: The troop voted to donate $5 as a William Wintroub, Sam Freiberg, 1 uounces that the Palestine . GovernMr. Louis Braunstein has spent Harry Kneeter, and Philip Gerelick. yearly pledge to the Jewish Welfare PnitUbed wr*f» Thnftday tt OmiU, NeCwrta, by ment- has given permission for the the last two weeks in Chicago, HI. THE JEWISH PRES8 PUBUSH1NG COMPANY. Federation. The boys- are busy during investment of 'Trust funds in the TelOffice: *82 Brandeis Theatre Buildings-Telephone: Jackson 2372. this month preparing for the coming Mr. arid Mrs. Hymie Berlint have Aviv Township loan and pursuant Y. M. H. A. TROOP 62. district rally. .NATHAN E. GEEEN, Manager. to that, the Order of Sons of Zion, made their home in' the Warner The troop has two new members.

•which has a large sum of money for Apartments.

The awards for last week are as Chiropodist and Beauty They are Harry Holzman and Abe -52.50 Shop Subscription Price, one year, the organization of Palestine InsurKxakovsky. Abe has already passed follows: Gold star to Blackbear and Established 1800 Advertising rates farotened on application.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Cohen, of Harlan, ance Company, will take up a large ISth and Harney Streets. his tenderfoot requirements. This Eagle patrols; silver star to Eagle pala., left Tuesday for their home after Phone Jackson 8771.

NOT PRINTED FOR PERSONAL PROFIT-^Profits from the publicablock of Tel-Aviv Bonds. brings the membership up to twenty- trol. Patrol standings in scoutcraft •visiting with Mrs. Cohen's parents, Bon of The Jewish Prea ace to be given to worthy commtm»l causfea.

Mr. Rosenblatt also pointed out Mr. and Mrs. B. -Saltzman.

Miss that Col. Norman Bentwich, Attorney CBANQB 09 ADDBSSS—Pfcwe gtv* botfe tt* «M afld Mw « d d n u : Anne Moise accompanied them. »U» Tont Ban* General of Palestine, is co-operating in the preparation of the Definitive Mrs. Ben Glazier and son, Edward, THE fOWER OF THE PULPIT. Bonds, •which indicates the import- left for their home in Fort Dodge, The sermon in the Synagogue is by n.0 means a modern ance. the Palestine Government Iowa. product. It dates back to early times; shortly after: worship in attaches to the bond issue from The Sisterhood will hold a meetorganized congregations was.introduced amonst the Jews. But Palestine. ing next Wednesday, January 3, at it was never given the importance attributed to it in modern the home of Mrs. Simon Steinberg, times. The ancient rabbi might expound the law,incident to the JEWISH CALENDAR. holy days and festivals from time to time, but he rarely ven710 Willow Ave. 5683-1922.—Fri^Dec.29 tured-into a "general.discourse* When he did it was confined to Fast of Tebeth Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gilinsky are 5683-1923. |religious and ethical subjects, the latter being treated inthe light visiting with their parents, Mr. and of" their religious sanctions. The primary object of the syna- Rosh-Chodesh Shebat-_Thurs* Jan. 18 Mrs. I. Gilinsky and with their sister, t , Feb. 17 gogue service -was worship. It was never, until very recently, Rosh-Chodesh Adar Mrs. Charles Saltzman.

Pnrim (Feast of Esther) Fri^ Mar. 2 considered that the preaching should deal with general subjects not directly related to religion. With the view of the sermon Rosh-ChodTsli Nisan~.r~.Siin, Mar. t8 thus held in the orthodox synagogue, the orthodox churches of Passover (Pesach) ~ . — S u n , Apr. 1 THORPELAN NEWS. Few dajrs are too cold for comfortable the daughter religion,- whether the Roman Catholic, the Creek Passover (Seventh Day) Sat* Apr. 7 The Thorpeiari Athletic Club wil driving in this sturdy car. ..Tnesn Apr. 17 hold its New Year's Eve dance Srw or other orthodox churches in the Eastern lands were in general Rosh-Chodesh Iyar : -'...Frin May 4' accord.' It was only when "the Protestant churches were insti- Lag b'Omer „ evening at the Kel-pines DancSnug-fitting curtains, which open and tuted after the Reformation that the sermon began to take on Rosh-Chodeshh Sivan —.Wed., May 16 day ing Academy. Two orchestras have its present importance.,. The liturgy; of these .churches, when Shabouth (Confirmation) close with the doors, afford complete Jtfon.,May21 been procured for the benefit of the they possessed any liturgy at all, was decidedly abbreviated, and Day) According to- l i e protection from wind and snow. as ; a result of this,, and of the fact jthafcthe preachers regarded Rosh-Chodesh Tammuz _J?ri., June '5 merrymakers. committee in charge many feature S a U J u l y l i the explanation of 4;he JBible and the tenets of .the Church in all Rosh-Chodesh Ab The carburetor and starter are famous for Sun., Juh 2 novelties have been planned for this their minuteness as,essential, the sermon m most instances be- Fast of Ab -—-~ JMon, Aug.'3 occasion. • . , . . . 'came the leading part of the service. Reform Judaism from its Rosh-Chodesh Elul their prompt and dependable response ...Mon., Sept. l a : The Thbrpe'fan Club will enter one earliest inception was. largely influenced by the same considera- New Year's Eve. on cold mornings* of the strongest teams of the* city tions. But some of its -leading preachers have not confined themin the Class A Gate City League at selves to the exposition of the Bible and the general teachings Cord tires, with safety treads, act as a the Y. M. C. A." next month. . The I of Judaism. The result has been that their pulpits are largely team is composed of former High devoted to subjects which have no direct concern with Judaism, safeguard against skidding, and greatty Mr. and Mrs. H. Meyerson have School and University -players. Folwhatever degree of importance may otherwise attach to the reduce the possibility of having to change as their gnest this week, Miss Sara lowing are members of the team terances. emanating from. them. Therefore, neitherJudaism no? Handler, their niece, from Oskaloosa, tires in disagreeable weather. . the Jewish people in.general are in any wise responsible:for such Iowa.

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Jewish literature to help him in his efforts. There are other influences, that.:can-'.upbuild and. fortify.: the Jewish spirit" of tixe people, but there is none that can- equal him-in the opportunities for service. It is therefore greatly, ta.ha desired that above and ... beyond all other considerations this essential requisite should be HI ever borne in mind. The Jewish pulpit is a power for good in Wi Omaha Tixture & many congregations throuhout the world.—Exponent.

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Fame is'noVa matter to be~ decided lieroes and noblest heroines. I must, however, emphasize the note ,of dan- by a' body.of men or by a number of ger that we think too much of the votes,"'or* in an hour or even'in'a *en. . ; ^visible and the audible things in life, tury. , Fame is the verdict of the ages; limiting our recognition and our admiration to the obvous and the noisy, TEL-AV7V BOND ISSUE , and" by so much seeming to undervalue ON'SALE. ' c ;the,quieter virtues, the u'riobstrusive Tgraces, the unnnumbered heroisms Palestine Government Behind Issue, N '•which ate the very "salt" of life. . I SayB Rosenblatt. ' 'mourn the lack of emphas's* on the New York, Dec. 22.—{J. C. B.)— heroic in daily life. The *eal heroe3 The first Jewish bond issue-in hisand heroines of the world are usualtory. Vljsr- anhouiiced fot toflayy by h l y unknown to fame;'ihe man who tory. Vljs k S I It is i off •«oes through life dpingr his dailywork- Harvey Fisk & Sons, Inc. the Township of Tel-Aviv, the Jew-J iuntainted-by the defilement which ish* township in.

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Social, Club and Religious Activities WEDDINGS.

Harry Simon and Frankle Steifel of and Mrs. L. Hiller are among the Lincoln, Neb. Omahans who are attending the Jewish Convention at Kansas The Oflebung club met last Sunday City,Chautanqua Mo. evening at the home of Miss Fanny Fairen. An election of officers was The Sisterhood of Temple Israel held with the following results: Presi- will entertain a t a social evening J a n dent, Jack Schwartz; vice president, u a r y 17 a t Temple Israel. i Jake Tnrek; secretary, Morris Goodman; assistant secretary, A. Martin, , The Pledged members of t h e Alpha and treasurer, Fred Greenberg. The Theta Chapter of the Zeta Beta Tau next regular meeting will be held at fraternity entertained a t "a. dancing the home of Miss Elsie lansman, 2523 p a r t y . a t H a r t e Hall. Wednesday evenNorth Eighteenth street, Sunday even- " ing, honoring t h e members of t h e Zeta Beta Tau. " ' ing '

Mrs." 'Lewis' parents; Mr. and Mrs; and a committee consisting of t h e | Miss Blanche Altaian entertained H. Orschel, and brother, Mr. F . H. i Misses Tille Zusman, chairman; Beu- four tables of bridge a t her home SunOrschel of Des Moines, l a . lah Lackman, Annetta Bender, Rose day afternoon.

Katzman and Sadie Beber, were Mrs. B . Bihstein entertained ten chosen to make arrangements for the Miss Rose Chorhey of Chicago, HI., couples Monday evening a t h e r home, party." (formerly of thls-dty^As visiting: .with , ^ honoring her daughter, Rose.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cohn. She arMiss Pauline Newman of Detroit, i rived Sunday afternoon and expects Miss Beatrice Reichenberg -will enMich., is visiting with h e r sister t Mrs. to remain here for several weeks. tertain .fifteen^ guests at.. h e r home •'••»•Friday afternoon a t a bridge lunch- David Eahn and family.

The Phi Beta Upsilon will.entertain eon. ,' . . ' -. ' • ' •- '..

Mrs, David .Wells entertained at a Saturday evening a t Harte Hall a t a bridge luncheon a t h e r home Friday dance i n honor of. the. Alumni.

The Phi Cellta: Bridge d u b m e t a t afternoon.. : the h o m e . of Miss Lillian Slutzky Miss Bernice Kiilakofsky left WedMrs. A. White, who has been in nesday morning to- visit with Mrs. A. Zeta Beta T a u . The chaperones were Thursday evening. Prizes were won Mrs. J. London of Fremont, Neb., Dr. and Mrs. M. I. Gordon, and Dr. by Miss Celia Gidinsky and Mr. Phillip Ottumwa, la., visiting with her daugh- I. Szxe at Sioux City, la.

Gerelick. ter, Mrs. Charles Eedman, and Mr. is visiting with friends in Omaha this and Mrs. S. Ravitz, "

Fromkin-Weihstein, ' " Over 600. guests attended the wedding of Miss Sophye Weinstein, daughter of Mr^ and Mrs. H. Weinstein, to Mr. Max Fromkin, son of Mr. H. Fromkin, at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening at the Blackstone hotel.

The marriage ceremony ^was performed by Rabbi Grodinsky under a week. canopy decorated in roses- and smilax.

The bride was gowned in white Among the number of affairs given brocaded chiffon velvet made in the past week for Messrs. Max Guttthe prevalent draped style.

Her man and Myron Blotcky was a dinner court train of silk panne velvet, heav- Party given~by Mrs. Emil Ganz Sunily embroidered in roses and pearls, day evening. Mrs.L. Blotcky enterfell from her shoulders. Her veil tained at dinner Thursday evening and was caught up with a coronet, of Mr. and Mrs. S. Krizelman will enpearls. She was given ~ ift marriage tertain Friday evening. by her parents.

The Jewish Women's Welfare orMiss Martye Weinstein, sister of ganization wfll hold its installation of the bride, was maid of honor. Her officers a t its regular meeting Tues•gown was of silver cloth and on her day afternoon a t Jewish Community shepherd staff she carried red roses. center. A prominent Omaha m a n is The bride's attendants were Mrs. being secured to address t h e members.

Jack Kaufman, who was gowned,in The annual "Welfare" book is being georgette crepe of a tomato ahpde printed during the latter p a r t of the over a foundation of gold metal cloth. month so all members : a r e urged to Miss Rose Rubin, whose gown was of p a y their dues in order; t h a t t h e book silver cloth and panne velvet;: Miss m a y be completed and all members' Reah Fromkin, who was gowned in names a r e t o appear there a s memflame colored velvet and silver cloth; bers of. good standing. and Miss Belle Valentine, who was gowned in "silver doth. The attend- N a t e Mantel, jr., left Wednesday to ants carried on their shepherd staffs, visit aS Lincoln, Neb., and is exflowers. The four little flower pected home Monday. girls were dressed in little taffeta Miss S a r a Blumenthal, who has dresses of pink and yellow. They were been visiting for t h e p a s t month with the little Misses Dorothy Freidel, Una her sister, Mrs. Carl Stunda, and Mr. Gross, Naomi Gross, and Beebe Ber- Stunda a t Kansas City, Mo., returned • stein.

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The groom's men were Mr.. Jack Kaufman, Mr. Sam Cohen, Mr. Lew Leibqwitz, and Mr. E. O. Weinstein.

Mr. Harry Frankel acted as best man.

Ushers were Harry Silverman, Irvin Stalmaster, Joe Lazarus, Dr. A. Greenberg and Hymie Milder.

The newly married couple left Wednesday evening for an eastern wedding trip. They will be at home after January 8, at the home of the. bride's parents. '.

Miss Eva Cohn entertained at her home "Wednesday evening, hono^ig A daughter, Frances Marie, was Miss Rose Chomey of Chicago, forborn to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goldstein of merly this city, who is visiting at the Missouri Valley, la., formerly of this I Cohn home, and also complimentary cityto Mr. Bennett Cohn, who is home front the University of Nebraska.

Mrs. Sam SQverburg of Chicago, HI., is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. "The Daughters of Zion" is the Leon Hirseh. club that was organized Sunday, December 24, at the home of Mrs. M. Mr. and Mrs. S. Olander have as I Braude. The motive of this organizatheir house guests, their daughter ' tion is to buy land in Palestine and to Mrs, H. B. Wiseman and,children of Hastings, Nebr., who arrived here build an Omaha Colony for the.memSunday evening to visit here for bers. who are willing to go there. sometime. Mr. Wiseman also arrived Plans were. made for a membership here with them but left Tuesday after- drive. noon for his home.

Miss Ida Lustgarden "will entertain at a slumber party at her home at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lapidus re- 4112 South Twenty-fourth street, comstein. turned Sunday morning from an ex- plimentary to Miss Fanny Shyken of • Mrs. Fannie Simon is convalescing tended eastern trip. They were gone Council Bluffs, la. at her home after an injury received a month and among the cities they from a fall. (visited were New York and Washing- Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rosenstock, who '•tan.' have been spending the past week at Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Miller spent the week in St. Joseph, Mo., with i Miss Selda Brown leaves Monday the Broadmoor hotel at Colorado Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller. They also ifor Sioux Falls, S. D., where she will Springs, are now at San Francisco, stopped off at Kansas City, Mo. visit with the Misses Sarah and Cal. Jeanette Agrant.

Mrs. H. S. Novitsky will entertain Dr. Victor E. Levine left Sunday for Montreal, Canada,-to be gone until the first part of January.

Mrs. David Green has a s h e r house Miss Esther Blumenthal left last Friday to visit with h e r sister, Mrs. guests her brother, Mr. Ben Segal and daughter, Leah of Kansas City, Carl Studna of Kansas City> Mo. Mo.- They plan to leave t h e later p a r t The S. S. S. club held i t s Tegular of the week for their home. meeting a t the home of Miss Ann Mrs. H a r r y White, who is visiting Finkel. Piano selections were given

by Mr. Dave Kahn, and t h e remainder with her sister, Mrs. M. Prusiner of of the evening w a s spent in cards and Sioux City; la., is being extensively dancing. Prizes were won b y Miss entertained while there. Mrs. P r u entertained - tweenty-eight Rose Schiffer and Mr. Irvin Osher- singer guests a t bridge luncheon a t t h e off.

Davidson Tea rooms in honor of Mrs. Miss Susal Fiterman of Minneapolis, WhiteMinn., is visiting a t t h e home of D r .

Mr. Henry Rosenstein, who is a and Mrs. A. Greenberg. Dr. and Mrs. student of the Nebraska University, is Greenberg entertained Monday evenspending hie mid-term vacation with ing honoring their visitor a t a bridge his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosenfor ten couples a t their home.

Mr. Sam Yabroff, who is attending t h e medical college of the University'of Nebraska, is visiting with his parents a t Wichita, Kas. Messrs. Lou Friedman, Mose Swartz and Sidney Cphn of Des Moines, la., were here during the week a s the guests of Messrs. Robert Cohn, and Lou Leibowitz.

Specter-Rasinsky.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Rasinsky announce the marriage of their.daughter, Molly, to Mr. Bernard Specter, son of Mr. and Mrs..D. Specter, on Sunday evening, December 24, at the B'nai Jacob Synagogue, 24th and Nicholas Streets, Rabbi Grodinsky officiating.

The young couple are now making their home at 4520 South 25th Street.

Miss Tfllie Polsky of Lincoln, Neb., was the guest here during the week with Miss Faye Gerelick.

Rabbi Frederick Cohn's sermon subject for Friday evening will be "On the Eve of 1923," and on Saturday morning his subject will be "The Jew's Revenge." . jThe Young Judea Senior club en-' tertained at bridge Thursday evening at the Jewish Community center. Mr. and Mrs. S. Krizelman enter-' tained Sunday evening at their home in honor of their son, who recently' graduated from public school. Seven couples were present.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pill of Sioux City, la., were in Omaha this week to j attend the Fromkin-Weinstein wed- { ding Tuesday evening at the Blackstone.

The Jewish boys and girls to be among the December Technical High School graduates are the Misses Martha Kohn and Pauline Shapiro, and Messrs. Marcus Krasne, Maurice Fleishman, Herman Frank and Nathan Reese.

Mr. G. Predmetsky of Pender, Neb., is spending the week in Omaha. . B. Baron of Sioux City, la., a Wved Wednesday to visit with Mrs. 5. Kulakofskylliss Yetta Wright is visiting with « sister, Mrs. Al Hoffman of KanSas City, Mo. n

Miss Rose Baron of Sioux City, la., will arrive to visit with Miss Bernrce Kpjakgfsky.„. She ,will remain here until after the first of January.

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Redmaa, returned to Omaha Sunday.

The immediate "family of Mr; and Mrs. Reuben Kulakofsky surprised home Sunday evening. them a t their home Monday evening Miss Rose Weinberg left Saturday Miss Bernice Kulakof sky will enter- in honor of their twenty-fifth wed- for Des Moines, Ia^'where she will tain a t t h e Athletic club Saturday a t ' ding anniversary. A complete s e t of spend the week with relatives. a 1 o'clock bridge luncheon, honoring " silver w a s -given a s a gift t o Mr. and The Daughters of Zion held its regMiss Eudiee Kulakofsky, who is soon Mrs. Kulakofsky by the guests. ular meeting Sunday afternoon, Deto be married.

Mr. a n d M r s . Ben Lewis jbad a s cember 17, a t the Jewish Community Mr. and Mrs. H. Kosenfeldt and Mr. their guests during the p a s t week-end, center. Plans for a party were made

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Mr. and'Mrs. Joe. Brown, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, announce fie; marriage of their daughter, -Molly, toMr. Harry MiyrVjs, of Oinaha, on Wednesday, December ^ ^ L a t j D ^ Moines, Iowa. The wedaing "comes, as a complete surprise to the parents and friends of the young couple as at the time of their marriage they; were just to have, announced - their engagement. .'

The couple are spending their honeymoon in Des Moines, Iowa, and Chicago, I1L, and -upon theix return will live in Council Bluffs.

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THE JEWISH PRESS • ana-best* .She is alert for any -new Jewish, homes to present a distinct en times'as much influence over our { .• actions as the conscious, or waking knowledge that will improve her iaphenomenon. : her difficult art. And here, in a dis- To be frank, this condition does not mind. No mother • need be ashamed cussion of motherhood—-its oldest seem to have existed in the past. For t oadmit this to herself. In fact, the' - tendencies and its newest possibilities one thing .there was a need of closer more frankly she faces it, the more MUNICIPAL BONDS AND WARRANTS ON I offer the theories that; have dawned family ties during these dark cen- clear-headed she will be in giving turies when the Jew was the prey of equal love and justice to her daughon.i the intelligent mind" duirngthe NEARBY COMMUNITIES.

By Judith Ish-Kishor. all men, and when he had no safe ter ,and in averting heart-burning and past decade* .

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There are few. functions older than refuge but in his synagogue and in the Jealousy between the youngsters. As motherhood. -. We'have had mothers love of his family. Then the devo- Tennyson says: In \ thin : thonfflit-proTokiny article- hearken to her voice, and you will since the year, after the world began! tion of the Jewish mother was needed , "But if there lie a preference either one-o( the most notable ever released by the JewiHk Writers'-(Jolld—MlBa never err. . '. . A inother! More price-' Yet we,have developed, a t this date, to make life at all sweet and worth INVESTMENT SECURITIES way Inh-KIithor, known throughout - the lessthan the irridescent pearls inthe the cherishing. It was one of theAnd in the rich vocabulary of love country for her charming children's Howard and Eighteenth Streets.

Phone AT lantic 9555. a new understanding of the -primal « « » « « « ™ » » - • v — - inpage, turns for once from tlie children depths of the sea! Rarer than the •*';"«".•• few compensations for existence.

But r e l a t l o n 'Most dearest' be a true superlative—" to tltelr mothers, to whom nhe delivers between the mother and ..„. a Hlurtllng yet profoundly t*a&men»age most superb orchid in the .loveliest M « ~ w , , « * , i + w «,* yovitig ones, and a new. conception of the times have brightened and we live "Most dearest" is a true superlative, on the mast import nut .of nil BObJecfs. -.*.«t«...t' tlmt of the mother*!! retention to hergardens'. More, beautiful than the what is called "good" in a mother's in a free land. There is no more as every warm-hearted woman knows., children. - The-article in one. to read rainbow that stretches over the giganThe mother's temptation, then, is to WASH AND KEEP WELL attitude. To the Jews, who has al-drad of "the terror that walketh by aiirt to reread, to reflect on ami to . Ulscass with 'one's friends—Editor's tic mountains] As glorious as the night," and the mother's arms need indulge her son, to cling to him, to A :RULE :OF ; HEALTH given much thought to personal Xote. ' "t sunset and the newborn dawn! Above ethics and the domestic affections, the not clasp her children so closely. They influence him to decide as she wishes To judge by the well-meant effu- aU nature, in. e v e ^ ^ s a f e t ^ n o , i on ger need a love in any matter of importance.

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Phone S65 take in handling our own lives, then IISiCQME T A X CONSULTANTS 1 Light—W KING—Power more closely we ourselves pay the penalty. If, howfooted, callous-handed womenVout of But the mother ^c Audits -and Investlgnttons "* •EitljJ GANZ " C. P. A. V. M. GAN'Z —Bell: Transformers Egypt." ... to her son.

And-her emotion was ever, a mother is mistaken in her Office Phones: •' Jnck. .1212 —Ha. WflO'^Hn. 0915 ' WAlnut 3034. 40 & Cuming Sta. j This is just, and true; but Miss heightened and sanctioned by the adu- plans for her young son's future, it Carpenter Paper Co. JHurst goes on to say: MThe emanci-1Iation of the newspaper press. (We i£r.his life that is "maimed, and he who Dtstribtitors of OCR TREATMENT I pated Jewish mother, who is* stalking must remember <that there are only will pay for another's mistake.

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I letting her torch bend to the winds of the first time,:the mother's love was PHILIP SASSOON, M. P., FORMER arid Tours \ the, new- generation,.is sacrificing the ] capitalized by the journals of the day; PRIME MINISTER'S , SECfinest .quality in the history of her! and the Jewish, mother was shown to RETARY, IS FABULrace^the. stern; rentless capacity tor j such flattering, pictures of herself OUSLY WEALTHY. All Parts motherhood." j that she probably, .became confident of London, (J. T. A. C.)—Sir Philip of the , It-:seems that the modern Jewish her own wisdom.. She gave "the Albert Gustave Sassoon, C. M. C, j "Manufactured in Omaha" World mother needs to be protected both' mother's heart" the right of way, and who has* been returned unopposed for against the hysterical applause of my trusted to all its instinctive impulses, Hythe in the Unionist cause, is a! BAKER ICE MACHINE CO. WHOLESALE PAPER, Money SenttoAll' first quotation, and the stern judg-JThat, in all likelihood, is the reason quiet and urbane young man.in the STATIONERY, ETC. STEAMSHIP TICKETS ^Foreign Countries Arrangements now made with Soviet ment Miss Hurst passes upon; her in j why her son has been "killed with early thirties, fabulously wealthy, the Distributors for Government, for prompt fnrwnnllnjr Of [kindness"" ancb flattered into an easyj third baronet; he is generally con"piisSGiiKer* to America. We furnlsh.'you comparing her with her ancestress.

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1000' Hnrnry^Street. x Tel. JocksoA CUO mother!', is to .-.be fo«nd in the ex-\ has been made, is. patently not a sin1112 Harney Street He is a Jew, descendant of the 'cellence-Qf.her. grandmother. I t is ful one. .But,,it has brought, about!Sasscon who founded the great AT lantic 6409 qwte'.possible that many a woman dreary, if not»cdisastrous results in Indian banking and merchandising feels unable-,to do her best when the many-a youngrrman's life. For her house of E. D. Sassoon and Co., and shining^.example^ "prjesented by. the too tender warmth made the world his mother was a Rothschild. last two generations, of mothers are. seem a wide*, cold place, Whereas, He has been "on , the inside of continuallykheldup tbjier as theacme ifa plant is tp-cthrive in a temperate TeL JA. 4397.

Anything :? Anytime :i Anyplace 1501 Jackson St. of achievement ;; If the ; best has been1climate, it mus^t become habituated things" since that period of the war BZ.CFPS.JA. done,, what'more/isitHereTto do? It to-growing .in ^the open air. If it when Earl Haig became commanderin-chief, and Sassoon was appointed Service is Our Motto must, also be.«onsidered that the times 'cannot thrive., csithout .the hothouse his secretary. have changed.'. The years., have'nurturei it remains stunted.

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Mr. Sassoon was given a private Temptation Besets You , brought tosmany a family far other of course, the-wise Jewish .woman • - - When You Enter ;.circumstances and different ^problems throughout .the -,: ages has taken, the secretaryship by Mr. Lloyd George ^fkm those of the past: fifty yesra. !- right way—has ^restrained her love, and was probably the most efficient • "CANDIES'''" ICE CREAM, " Therefbre, for the encouragement and "brought up, her son to. be a man, private Secretary a. Prime Minister, . ' LUNCHES. " ; of the young mother of. today, we in r and given him his manhoodrightofever had.

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0380 209 W. O. W. FIRST IN JERUSALEM and preparing them for life, and that iong suffering—that of others, "as well 16th and Farn^m. Sir gets ^ UNIVERSITY. she,, if. she wishes^ may'learn &« I as our own. And in some cases, we w;ould even state, ftt.the risk.of being d o n o t . g ^ our experience until it is . Jerusalem, Dec. 8. (J. T. A.)— I €fystal. Candy "Company thought of as a'blasphemer, that Jew- too iate to apply it. It is a. blessing Lectures of the Philological Depart! "'•;'i6lh and Capitol Aye. ish; mothers of the past have also to know that this painfully earned ment of the Hebrew University here,' Made by UNDERTAKERS made theirVmistakes rfmd, that one of lore of the human heart and mind to. be opened around Passover, in-1 UNCLE SAM BREAKFAST these errors ,will be given, serious con- Jhas at least Been formulated as. a elude Professor Louis Giazberg off 2224 Cuming St. ' FOOD CO. the Jewish Theological Seminary of \ ^deration, here and now. The charge gujde to condua.

Phone JAckson 1226 OMAHA. NEBRASKA. BISCUlt O). has been .brought against the Jewish The fact that a Jew has set forth New York, and Professor Henry I isi* Mffiiflii mothers of the past .two generations 4hi s elucidation of our innermost hu- Halter and Max L. Margulies of j Snow* White- ui America that they have caused a man impulses, has a distinct value to Dropsie College, Philadelphia. The AUTO PAINTING Bakeries weakening in the mental stamina of the Jewish woman. Sigmund Freud language department is thefirstof; Top and Body Building <Beg. V. S. Pat. their sons by,so spoiling them that ^^^ ^is o w n people, by association the faculties to be opened and noted j kne his o n p p y Office.) and Repairing. these men, full-grown, can do nothihg and-study before he came to the point Jewish scholars from Europe invited j CCKTAIKS—MGHTS—ETC. "If Its Worth Anything that their mothers do not wish, and o f observing others. And what he to Jerusalem include. Prof. Tobler of !j —-Have It Insured." can-entertain no ambitions tfcat she canentertain no ambitions tfcat she" has to say of the psychology of Berlin, Prof. Kraus of Vienna, 2525 t^avenworth St. AT lantic 0701 does not set her seal to. ,of-COCNCIL BLUFFS Rabbis Tcheraowitz and Chasjes of mothers applies to the Jewish mother "We pay 4% interest on Bavins j On the face of it, such ,a charge can with especial force, as her. richly de- Vienna, and Prof. Jahuda of Spain.

1 and. Time Deposits.' .neither be sweepingly proved nor dis- veloped emotional nature,, and the im".Safe Deposit Boxes tor Rest. proved. All that we-can do when con- s p e ct in which she-is held by her fam- PILSUDSKI NOT A CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT. sidering a .question at such magnitudefly,make the earne things in-her case, . Wtiole^ile : ' Warsaw, Dec. 5.—(J. T. A.)—Chief and intangibility is to look about us, o n iy more so. " Frait and Vegetables . and to see. whether the facts we can i t Is s ud Freud's assertion that the. of State Pilsudski has definitely de-i TO AND FROM N.WCor 11th and Howard Sts. dded not to accept the nomination for gather from the lives of our acquaint- strongest family ties reach ac^vss the ances—and from our own lives—give sexual line.- Thus the father's strong- the presidency, which has been urged ALL PARTS OF grounii for such an assertion. We shall- fest natural affection is for his daugh- by the Peasant Party and other liberal THE WORLD i (consider presently afewsuch ex- ter, though society-sets a factitious groups in both Houses of Parliament. amples—to which the reader will .be importance On the. son, as the heir and Marshall Pilsudski's decision has VM,. J . PETER & COMPANY able ta add, from her own knowledge, heritor of the ijame. The peculiar j caused something of a sensation 1307 Howard St., Qi^aha, Neb. many .more. The idea is, not to ac strength/of his attachment can beamong all parties, melding the strong ATlantic 0340. • FEATHER COMFORTERS _cuse these mothers of the past, whor analyzed in this -way. First of all",Jewish group which was almost solid-., Newest Sport Goods Store • • •' v < - Miule itom Tour Own Feathers.. .

AenovatPd. re-mntle"or made to order. have done; their best, but to observe the girl is his child and he has loved ly. behind him.

All hand-tilled. We call ana deliver. and criticize with a viewof doing still her from babyhood. That is a tie The Jewish group considers itself better. ;> shared by the son as well. But there slighted in not having been invited to Omaha Pillow Co. 1901. Cuming- St. Phone Jackson 3407 It may well, be that the Jewish i s a more complex feeling that P* send representatives to a conference The Old Reliable Honse. mother of twenty-five or thirty years taches to the daughter. If she at allwhich considered the question of 1806 Harney Street jback over-played her part. With her resembles her mother, then she re-presidential candidates. At this conI'bono AT Inntlo 0901 strong devotion, and her affectionate, peats for her father the charm of his ference the conservative parties ofj J. C. Crew.

Ed, Burdick. energetic nature, she probably made wife's youth. And if she shows him ficially named Trompczynski as their A- (itore Managed out) Bnn " by Men who''l*iay flie"Onnje. • so: many sacrifices for her children, a young girl's ^natural tenderness and candidate for president.

109 No. 16th St. Tel JArkson 3128 and made such willing- provision for has anything maternal in her nature, G . L . R E 3 V JEJ.S r Opposite Post-Offlre.

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IS ADVISORY. bition^^ with such enthusias'in-that they • Thus she embodies for him a threeEverything for the Athlete.

Y o u r position is GOOD FURNISHINGS. Jerusalem, Dec. 11.—(J. T. A.)— dumblylookfor an equal appreciation fold "love, and is a more cherished correct, and should Sharp criticism by Arab members of; j from every: mortal they meet And object to him that even his son.

"EVERY KNOWN KIND" the Advisory Council of the annual j when they fail to find it-~as they al: The same theory applies to the love be s u p p o r t e d by ; Kaplan Auto Parts Co. Aimer H. Kalmsn most certainly must do—the disap- ;Of the mother, for her "man-cihld." budget of the Palestine Government every fair minded 2 Nicholas btr t 131S W. O. W. BIdg. AT. S034 po^ntment tends to make them cling Except'that'in this case, the bond is led Sir Herbert Samuel, the High Used-cars bought, sold, o»l exchanged.

LION COAL CO. SPECIALS person. : Net? jreara.- ana os?e l f t a Commissioner, to remind the critics to their mother, with her facile,praise even stronger than the "father-daughtat' nnV inhnlor •'• Tires. Tubes arid Accessories Hannah Lump ....«^. and .warm consideration. They are ter" tie. For she adds to these three that they were serving only in a con-»; . PAXTON BItLIAKO ': Franklin County ; ; <VholesaIa I'rtcBa. • bound to. their; home with ties so emotional depths j. yet another poign- sultative capacity, the Legislative v.'OvLUinPI .•«J^..-i..«»i«r : Council not having been elected as PARLOR close, that they are -enervated,: and ant memory, that.the father cannot yet.

• • • of • • > c|innot make,;the efforts they would know for his. little girl. The mother NICK s. WKANIC, Proprietor 'Colorado'Smokeless The.criticism was levelled at the have to make in order to justify^^ their has actually bo#< her son within her, 1516 Farnnta Stn-et. ISnwment.

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Screenings mother^ hopes""f6r them. Theyjare and has npnrishedhim with her life, High Commissioner to examine the rb JA o!i«on 45SS. ' F'.-i 8.' MORBV. iPrnp. ' r proposed,budget, consisting of three/ "a Delivered.ta"Any PattJ mentally'•sissifjpd'? and tied to: the The suin of hermttachment to him is Webster 0820 ^ ;. of the City. tb^s- i& by greater s3id.^ino1fe ardeaivthani tba* Arabs and two Jews, or half the roetn?apron|; bdrship of the Council.

-• m tATJNDRY" THAT « presented the High <Commis- arrived; political representative of the __ _ A memorandunt containing a brief i siteationj^^ betwe^. mother and son is larger; place; in klserimeonsdaus mind EVEBYBODIE: UK%S. * WEbster2605. mtice^ often e ^ a g h ^ o . u has sev-^for a mote liberal immigi^tion policy sioner by Major Kisch, the recently Zionist wganizatioB-

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