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Entered *• second-claa* mail matter OB January 27UL 1921. at postofflc* et Omaha, Nebraska, under the Act ot March S, 1S78.

Boys and Girls, ^ t tubers of YJ.andY.iS IVoInntarily Subscribe t # imunity Center 'Work Of The Selection For Ground Will Begin Immediately After The Raising Of The Full Quota. BOYS ANfD GIRLS SUBSCRIBE OVER "$1,800 TO NEW JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER BUILDING.

OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1923

Says Jews Victims of Hungarian Communism Budapest. (Jewish A.-, A.) — lews of Hungary suffered a proportionately greater loss during Bela Run's communist regime than any part of the Hungarian population, according to statistics published today by Albert Vary, a high Jewish ofSciaL Although "there is a tendency to identify Jews with communism, M. Vary points out that figures show that" pf the 590 executions by communists, there w«re 44 Jews; a percentage of '.7.4, whereas the percentage of Jews towards the total population is 4.6. . -

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, A YEAR, $2.50.

Czeclio Sovak Boys Tragedy Behind Jews' ItlM iimf eli, B.S. Mister to Persia, a and Girls Guests of Jokes About Soviets ." "Secnd lurieecai" Junior led Cross To Sing And Dance Saturday Evening—-Will Sing For Mayor Dahiman.

Jewish Habit of Poking- Fun at Everything- Finds Stuff For Exercise in Russia.

Intervened in Behalf of Persian Jews During Riots.

Br J. KUIKOW SAVED NUMBER OF JEWS (Special-to Omaha Jevrish PresB through the Jeirish Telegraphic Agency.) DURING POGROMS. SCHOOL WAS I SUPPORTED It was as far back as the siays No fresh edict was issued without bewhen Yoffe, as plenipotentiary of the ing followed by a humorous commenBY JUNIORBED CROSS newly established Soviet republic was tary. Starving and in raps, the Jews Teheran, Persia, May 1. (J. C. B.) OF AMERICA. negotiating in Brest-Litovsk for went about and practical^ their only Recognition of the "beneficent influpeace "with the Germans on behalf of joy lay an the invention of a new On invitation of the American Bed the new rulers of Rj^fsia that the joke at the expense of the regime ence" of Rabbi Joseph S. Kornfiel<Js 1 the Czecfco-$2ovak Sed Cross Jews, who from the beginning have •which doomed them to suffering . It of Columbus, Ohio, American Minisis difficult in all cases to be sure ter to Persia, in intervening on behalf is sending to the .United States a regarded the Bolsheviks with a sort of the origin of the Jokes. Mostly, of the Persian Jews who were threatof half contemptuous derision, began group of ,35 pupils of the famous to make their jokes at the expense they appear to have s. distinctly antischool for crippled boys and girls, of Bolshevism- The Jewish habit of Semitic flavor, they exaggerate the ened and attacked last year, •was exNineteen thousand dollars more and the "job" is over. conducted by Fraaiasek Bakule, in poldng iTin-^t; everything even when part of the Jew in. Bolshevism to an pressed in a resolution adopted by the This is the amount that is still necessary to finish the. cami th f d lplenty t i t iis h hurting them .found. off unbelievable extent, but love of exag- first Congress of Persian Zionists he]; -. Prague. This school owes. its exists it paign for a new Jewish Community Center in Omaha. $231,000 geration, is a Jewish trait. here in March. stuff to*exercise "it in'the everyday ence very largely to thesupport given • Of course, one of the first legends has been,subscribed by the people of Omaha, and there are still life of Soviet Russia. « • : Minister Kornfeld was presented it by the Junior American Red Cross, to g'o around was that about the a number of people who have no yet subscribed, .-•'."•'.' ' Curious-rulers, a" curious system of Jews having conquered the power in ixith & siJvTr, plate inscribed with the and the visit to America is under- state, a strange :type of diplomat. "Immediately after the announcement,of the raisal of the Jewish Talent of Sioux City to Be taken as an expression of' appreciaAnd long before there Was any de- Russia, that "all Bolsheviks were Ten Commandments, surmounted by full quota, plans will be made to secure a lot and immediate plans Displayed in Vaudeville Show,1 tion on the part of the Bakule school, cision - in the- peace negotiations at Jews." The mass of the Je-.-s in a gold crown bearing the legend in Russia were miles away from Bolfor a building will be made. • •;'.. . ; M a y1 5 ' -'••-'••- • the Czecho-Siovak Red Cross, its Jun- Brest-Iitovsk, and the" Bolsheviks shevism, but "the legend persisted and Hebrew characters, "Crown of a Good "These plans will not be carried out until the $250,000 is were still-busy-spreading reports that ior Section, and President Masaryk, their peace-would.be a, model.peace stories went around and epigrams Name." raised,"'-saidHarry Lapidus, chairman of the drive^; . Sioux City, Iowa.—The > Hebrew of the Czeeho-Slovak Republic, of the "without President Cohensedegh pictured the annexations and without in- were coined, as, for instance: "WiBoys and girls, members of the Y. M. and Y. W. H. A. Ladies Auxiliary which has beenj services rendered to the children demnities," the Jews were already sczky's tea, Brodsky's supar, and precarious condition in which the Jews have voluntarily subscribed to the campaign fund, doing active work in-Sioux City,- is Czecho-Slavakia. by the "children of making sport- of the .whole affair. Trotsky's Russia." of Persia found "themselves during the One of the:tales they told concerning A Minyan for Kaddish, anti-Jewish riots in Teheran the past At a regular meeting of the senior^ of the new building and that their preparing to stage one of the best America, i Lenine, whom they represented as year, emphasizing that it was largely vaudeville shows that has yet been The government, the Council of group of the Y. M. and Y. W. H. A. investment is a good one." These children will-appear in conwaiting impatiently for the final noti"The boys and girls of the Y. M. staged by Jewish talent in this : city. cert in Omaha on Saturday evening, ficationCommissaries, by the usual through Dr. Kornfeld's efforts that held. Monday evening- at the Jewish from Yoffe that peace had People's abbreviation popularly Tra-DUlarlv the "Sovnar Sctvnar-t^, . .:._ _•>. , • . , ., , . abbreviation, Community Center rooms in the and Y. W. H. A. have worked, for ' The" society bas been -ontiiirig- in May 5th, at the "Brandeis theatre, and been concluded,- and finally receiving kom," was, of course, represented as the riots did not spread throughout a-telegram containing only one word and have contributed to its efforts to pick the best available the people of Omaha are urged to asthe rest of Persia. Lyric building, nearly one hundred this cause —"Yoffe.", -"Yo"- (in Yiddish "Yes"), Jewish, and at one of its meetings Describing- Dr. Kornfeld as an "actboys and girls, all members of this this cause, because they know and Jewish talent sa that the show might sist in making this concert a great "Fe" (the. Yiddish- equivalent . for it was told Xenemeff suddenly showed group, voluntarily : subscribed and feel the need '-op the building for the be a distinct success. The collection success, from a civic as well as a something' like "Bah!"—a horrid himself anxious to get away. It was ual savior" and a "second Moi'dec: the anniversary of his f-ther'. death cai," the President- drew a vivid pic\: raised" from the members over city," said Harry Lapidus. It is up of amateur stars has been divided musical standpoint^ The musical abil- peace). and he was in a hurry to get to the to the men and •women in the city according to their: various abilities ity of the children Is remarkable. $1,800. " Jewish, jokes about the revolution synagogue to say Ts -.ddish. The rest ture of the sad events which were of Omaha to do their share and i e l p and a well balanced show has been were in the field, of course, long be- of the commissaries tried to persuade ended by the prompt intervention of Those from this country who have "We know the need of the buHdOct.; 25, when Lenine stepped him to stay, but he was afraid that Minister Kornfeld. The following is ing for the city of Omaha and we these boys and girls, your boys and planned. The cast includes, sixty heard them sing say that the beauty fore into Kerensky's place. The life of it would be too late for Mincuia. So know it for we use it," said Israel girls, in having a. Jewish Community persons and is -undoubtedy the-largest of their singing i^'unsurpassed—^ihat the preceding eight. months during Lenine got up and said: "I've got an part of his report: Center building, T?here they will have During the first quarter of 1922, Jewish cast which has ever attempted its appeal is oveif>crwering'. Nothinsr Goodman, president of the _ group. which the •provisional government idea, friends. I will go out for a the proper place to go and -which anti-Semitic (or rather anti-mito stage a performance, in Sioux City. like it nas "been lieard in America. was in power had -itshutnorous •wiale and you .will have a Minyan I" Every boy and girl in this room There is hardly need for the com- nority) feeling Jrcgan to. increase in ; The first act will be'given over to When the chUdrajf arrived in Wash- aspects, too, for the sharp-witted Jew knows the need of the building and be under the proper'environments. turn .into a satiric commentary mentary that there are by n& means Persia, and Jews of different prov"Nineteen thousand dollars more -sketches drawn by Archie KroloiT. ington, D. C., recently, they were in- to we are'"here to contribute from our upon t i e conditions _of the day. anything like a Minyan of Commis- inces were persecuted and subjected own free will. We have worked for must be raised to rraise the full quota. A second act will feature Miss vited to sing be|bre President and saries in. Russia. h Why No Basemen Came. this cause iand we are here to siib- The amount already subscribed has Prances Fribourg and Mrs. Koster; Mrs. Harding, l were very much ; A second story" of the same kind: to indignities -such as being made to When the first. "Conference of the T«en raised from^nine hundred people. while in a third act Herman: Slotsky pleased with theifisinging sad; dancA Jew -went op to a gend. Tine in wear special land of hats. A com'scribe to it also." Peoples" was. summoned to Kiev in and, Nathan Herzoff will be the atThere are a number of people in this ingi TKeir masicl^. ^program has re- the first months of the - revocation,- Moscow and put 1*000,000 roubles in mittee was organized called 'Nednye '%"he members of the Y. M. and hjs hand. The ^endann arrested traction. « A group^ of children * will city -whblnate'jiot~yet rsubscribed to ceived the" Mghesfc>cammendation from and was proclainie.d -as .the concourse him; he was brought into court and Islam,' composed of Mohamedaii MB!Y. W.tH.- A^ -have 'been ' -working lans and anti-Jews, wh.o instigated '. .".•.-• also take part and their rehearsals where they of all the nationalitiess inhabitingg the charged with attempted bribery and constantly for this cause .and are still "this xause." critics the non-educated Persians to pcreceorruntion, trying to demoralize the. •**As ^territory, beginning .with the rsctr .;to be onej of -the Beber. i n t e ' t h e - • J e w s . - " •• - - ••---••-..=,«.•••-•• r "revolutionary conscience,*' "PrisoHUkrainians -and ineludmx eviBSthe made for the ieatures of the show. A short skit The children "will arrive at the Bur- Zurians and the^Burias, it was im* «r,"-Jtke, -was asked, "explain to the "One Unhappy Wednesday, 27 IIhi! must show the people of -the «ity raised, pliamr that we need the Community Center purchase of ground, where .the erect- skillfully: displaying a quickly mov- lington station at 11:50 a. m. on Fri- possible"" .for"the Jew~to pass" over court why you attempted to bribe the 5682, a> big, body, of Mohamedans; building and we need it bad. We ion qf~ the building will be, but not ing plot will follow, "while" "novelty day, May 4th, and will be greeted by without a joke the fact that far too officer?" "I don't know," he an- rushed to the Jewish quarter, with swered. "Always when I come to must show to the Omaha Jewry that- until 250,000 is raised," said Barry dancing will be the closing and one a delegation of children from theCo- many of these^representatives of the Moscow, having no right of residence swords and arms, wounded a'number various nationalities were the owners menius school. They will then sere•.-•.-. of the principal numbers -, of the •we are the boys arid girls that have Lapidus. here, I used to give the gendarme of Jews and broke into many liousefc. of noses "which" looked suspiciously program. > nade the Mayor on the Courthouse Jewish.; And "the 3ev.s in Kiev asked a couple of rubles. Today, the. price showing no pity even to women antl been using the rooms and that we awn at 12:15 o'clock, and go directly each other: "Why were there no of living has gone up, so.I £,ave him children. This was not confined to Among those who will- take part are the ones that will use the rooms million. I didn't mean to do wrong.'" are Miss Frances Fribourg, Mrs. "rom there to the Chamber of Com- Bushmen at ;the conference?" And a"Don't you know," said the court, the Jewish quarter, but spread merce," where they wili all be the the answer, came back: "Because no There are a number of subscribers Koster, Nathan Herzoff, Herman guests of the Chamber at luncheon. Jew could be found.who would con- "that you are not living now in Czar- throughout the whole city. "Whenever Kauffman, have -his nostrils drilled ist days, but that you are under the & Jew wag seen, he was mercilessly to the * Jewish Community Center Slotsky, Miss Hannah At 2:30 p. m. on Friday these chil- sent to in' roder to have the Bush- rule of the Federated Socialist Re- beaten. bufldingwho have not-yet paid their Miss Hose Newmark, Archie KroloS, dren will give a vocational demon- through public, which knows no restrictions men's nose-rings inserted." Lawrence, Newmark, Miss Nettie ten per cent. This money is needed "The next day the affair took on because of nationality ? Jews may stration in the Board of Education The Jekishjoke has reached its Krueger, Miss Edith Skalovsky, Miss immediately.. highest pitch, in the ears of the Bol- now live in Moscow freely and even the most serious aspect, and an actual, rooms at the City Hall. Meeting: Open to Entire Public; shevik rule.' With the intensification become commissaries in the governIf ~you have not- yet mailed -in Dorothy Pickus, Shirrel Cohen, and Mrs. R. Kulakofsky and Rabbi of the privation in the country the ment ike Trotsky and "Kameneff." pogrom took place. Armed MohairOther Numbers on Program. your first payment, do so im- many other prominent members of Frederick Cohn, both of whom are on tendency of the Jew to poke fun at The Jew was overwhelmed. He got edans barred all roads leading- out nf said Harry Lapidus. the younger Jewish set. mediately," the Jewish quarter, and awaited the his own sufferings asserted itself Then The Omaha Chapter of the Inter- Make aut your* checks^ to Mr.' Louis The show will be given in the the Executive Committee of the local more and .niore" strongly, and no up and said: '•Really? Shechiyonu, order of. their leading Mullah tc collegiate Menorah Association will Kirschbraun, - treasurer, and mail large auditorium of the Central High lhapter.'of Red Cross, the latter be- event was- allowed to • go by without must make a Brocho. slaughter the Jews, who were dehold a debate at their next regular them to ••the. rooms in the Lyric School and the sale of tickets which ng Secretary, are very much inter- bringing a new joke into circulation. (Continued on page 2.) nounced as worse than dogs, and plunmeeting Tuesday evening, May 8, building. , was started this week promises a ested in the coming of these children, der their property. inasmuch as it is largely due to the at the Jewish Community Center. "The ten per cent" from each sub- well filled house. "Dr. Kornfeld decided to stop it, American Junior Red Cross that these The question to be debated is: scriber is needed immediately as and finding no carriage to ride dov.ts unfortunate, war-orphaned children "Resolved that Zionism as defined at under the agreement' with the pledge to the city, walked down six milps have been taken from the streets of the First Basle Congress is the Log- of "Morris Levy,"-which requires that and, thanks to Godr he had influence war-torn Czecho-Slovakia and placed ical Solution of the Jewish Problem." ten per cent of 150,000 is necessary enough on the Government that hz the Bakule School for Crippled Mr. Joe Kosenthal, of the Omaha before the payment, of the pledge Men From Lincoln and Sioux City Georg Halpern, Treasurer of World did stop it instantly. Children, where their bodies, minds, University, and Mr. Isadore Levine, by Mr. Levy." Install Chapter. Organization, Here to Consult • "Armed troops were, stationed all and music and artistic talents have also of the Omaha University, will "Immediately following the raising Bring Nickels to Raise the Amount With Weizinann and Ameraround and through the Jewish quarbeen developed. Pledged. take the affirmative side of the ques- of the ten per cent" and the raising ican Jewish Leaders. ter and were explicitly ordered to Des Moiries, la.—^Installation of the tion. • Mr. Irving Rabkin, of the Ne- of the entire quota towards! protect the Jews -who haa tneir shops B'nai.Eev.clubof Des Moines, la., as Boys and girls of the City Talmud braska University, and Edwin Levon- munity Center building fund, plans closed for .'.a'"week and would notleav* a chapter of the lyre club, took place (From our New York Correspondent.) Torah have pledged $500 towards the son, of the Creighton University, will will be made for the erection of the their homes except for urgent necesSunday, April 22. "Twenty representGeorg Halpern, leading financial adKeren Hayesod campaign. These 1 lake the negative side of the,' ques- building. The ten per cent is : the sary supplies.. atives" froin the Sioux City and Linviser of the World Zionist Organizaboys and girls of each, class are tion. '••••'•• ; '." ' •• . .•• first -payment of the .subscriptibn tocoln chapters participated in -the ini- tion, arrived in New York last Fri"Blessed the country that brought bringing five cents each week and - The Judges for the debate will be wards the building.- It is your duty The Omaha Hebrew club •will hold a tiation and' installation. T h e ' Sioux day. Mr. Halpern sailed frem Lon- up such a benevolent gentleman, sral depositing their money in the "boxes' special initiation of members Sunday Dr. Victor E. Levine, Mr. Henry to- mail in your check immediately City delegation were the Messrs. Phil don in response to a cable request the Governnxent that has so merciful for the respective class. afternoon, May 12, at the Jewish Com- Goldblat^, Theodore Goldstein, Joe from the President of the Organiza- a representative," concluded the. aged Monsky, and Mr. Sam Beber. Mr. so as we can 'speed up' the work.". "All the boys and girls of the munity- Center rooms. This initiation Rice, Barney Eubel, John Levin> HarMorris Margolin will preside at the • tion, Dr. Chaim Weizinann. The lat- President. Talmud Torah have promised to Z. B. T. CHAPTER CELEBEATE meeting. Other interesting numbers ll be held for the members that have ry Goldblatt, Abe'Agtanoff, Eli Eob- ter cabled for Mr. Halpern after a bring money towards this campaign been recently admitted to the club.. inow and Esack_Grueskin. Those front JPOUNDERS DAY. will be on the evening's program. conference with a number of the out"Lincoln, Nebraska.—Alpha Theta and I believe that we will be able Following the initiation of the new Lincoln were Messrs. Dave Zolat, Ben standing leaders of American Jewry, The Club has challenged The Chapter of Zeta Beta Tan fraternity to exceed the $500 mark," said Earl members, a program, will be held un- Shapiro, Joe Levine, Jack Chesen, men of means and influence, whom Denver .Menorah Society for a debate celebrated Founders Day /Saturday A. Lapidus, one of the trustees of der the auspices of the intellectual Hyman Brick,'Ed. Zolat, Eli Evnan, at Lbccik, Mriskt Dr. Weizrnann has succeeded in into be held in Denver, May 12 or 13. evening a t a banquet at the chapter the campaign. advancement committee of the Omaha Ben Pokck and-Wffliam Wulf. Hold Meeting on Anniversary '« teresting in taking a practical share There are over three hundred boys Hebrew club. rooms and ,with/;a dinner Sunday Gathering Thirty Years Ago Whe» Nathan Dansky is in the rebuilding of Palestine. It is A banquet "was held for the visitors MID-TERM EXAMINATION afternoon. The chapter songs 'and and girls in the Talmud .Torah at in charge of the meeting. Other Plans Were Mude. and the members of the B'nai Rev expected that the negotiations, in AT SUNDAY SCHOOL the University songs were. sung by the present time. Mr. E.* Bloch, Mr. Irvin Stalmaster will deliver an chapter at the Elks' club. In the aft- which Mr. Halpern has conie to parThe mid-term examination of the Lincoln, Nebr.—Plans to build the members.^ TJhechapter house was principal of the Talmud Torah is in address on the "Life and Philosophy ernoon -the initiation and installation ticipate will result in an important deCity Sunday School was held last Sun? decorated in the fraternity colors of charge of the entire campaign. " T h e of Dr. Max Nprdau." Besides this took place at the Cotillion. After the velopment for the future of the Jew- new Jewisi temple at day mprniny at the Synagogue, and South streets were made blue and white and with the Uni children of the school have volun- address there will be several mut\3l ceremonies the Grand Lodge held its ish Homeland. Eighteenth and Chicago streets. The a Sunday meeting of the tarily offered this pledge towards the numbers. versity colors of red and white. annual session, and Ben Sherman, of Georg Halpem was born about following received the highest grades of the church. The new buildKeren Hayesod movement," said Mr. Des Moines, "was elected Grand Pres- forty-live years ago in the city of iti their respective classes: Bernard ICA OFFERS TO FINANCE ing is to replace the serueture Bloch. ident; Harry Goldblatt, of Sioux City, NEW AUTO REPAIR SHOP Pinsk, a city which already boasts White and Helen Finkenstein, 4th CARE OF REFUGEES was basned and is to cost $ The following pupils, of the TalON NORTH 24th STREET was elected Grand Vice-President; Ir- the - distinction of having been the class; Sylvia Chait and Milton Prohrr*, Warsaw. (J. T. A.) The lea is mud Torah have been elected to head The plans are to be done by Davis •&. 4th class; Euth Fox, Ida Bercovici, prepared to meet 80 per cent of the "Service and confidence are the two ving Schlessinger, of Des Moines, birthplace of Dr. Weizmann. He reWilson, architects. the campaign: Sidney Katleman Grand Secretary; and Eli Evnan, of ceived a thorough Jewish and WestIsrael Bercovici, 3rd class; Anna Tre- expense of taking care of the Russian things upon which we are going to chairman; Meyer Ferer, vice-chair- build our business," says J. Friedel, Lincoln, Grand Treasurer. Sioux City ern education, after "which he acSunday in the "Thirty Years Ag«* tiak, Ben Zalutuchin, 2nd class. Jewish refugees who are being exChildren who desire to enter. the pelled from Poland, Dr. Goldflam, man; Josephine Zidman, secretary owner of the new. auto repair shop at was elected as the meeting placfe for quired an excellent reputation as a appeared the following: Pl&ns w^i* Sunday School are still eligible. All representing the organization, de- Joe Beinstein, treasurer; Earl- A. 929-931 North Twenty-fourth street. 1924. Forty couples attended the business man and financier in the made for a neat Jewish church to b* Lapidus, reporter. Trustees: • Earl boys and «irls oxer five years of age clared today. He has built a new brick building dance in the evening at the Gotillion. course of an extended business *ca- erected at-the northwest corner of I> Lapidus, Morris Feldman, Ida JacobThe Aleph chapter of Sioux City is ireer. Before the War he had consid- and Twelfth streets." . are admitted. and equipped it with all the most modThe offer, was made to the Federsen, Howard Milder. At that-time' M. Weill -was -presiern machinery and several mechanics the original chapter of the Ivre club, erable interests in oil wells in Galicia. ated Commission for -Relief for the ' Rome. (J. T. A.)—The news agency Homeless. There are two conditifins who are specialized each in his own having been organized in 1911. The .Urged by the promptings of his ilhis- dent of the congregation and ehairmt'n Bucharest. (J. T. A.)—Anti-Semitic trade, and is going to give such good Lincohv chapter was organized in 1920. (trioas townsman and by his own iBter- of the building committee. At "Italika" reports that the Italian to the offer, first that the' lea shall Council of Jewish Communities has compose half of the board of the Fed- students at the universities of Buch- service in general repairing, electric- The total active members of the three jest in Palestine, Mr. alpern entei-ed ent he is serving as chainiian of "t declined an invitation to join an inter- erated Commission and that it shall arest, Klausenburg and Temesvar a land welding work. chapters number about saventy-five actively into the Zionist Organization, finance committee. William Gold . . {assuming, as a member of the World president of the congregation. " territorial Jewish council for cam- its choice in naming the president o struck today demanding from the "One of our service features will men. government the release of the stu- be extra cars kept to loan to those • Executive, the office t>f Treasurer of batting anti-Semitism, declaring that the Commission. Your, subscription to . the' Every Jewish family in Omaha the Organization and Director of the it-is not interested in such measures, A special meeting-is being held to dents who were arrested for partic- who. must have a car while their own ipating in -anti-Jewish riots- .| Jewish Colonial Trust. Press is due is being repaired*" added Mr. Friedel. reads The-Jewish. Press. bscatiKe Italian Jews enjoy full rights. consider the offer.

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JEWISH -PARENTS AND THEIR CHILDREN'S JEWISHNESS. Well, Jewish parents, have you by now given it some consideration ? Have you permitted a few moments' thought in regard 'to the Jewish influence you can be for and with your children whom you presumably more or less regularly send to some kind of a Jewish religious school? You know it is really of importance, of more importance than you think, because you rarely example the••> Jewishness which your children learn and hear about ,in rthe" religious school. They do. not, for instance, see you recite '.a'prayer daily and at meal timej nor dp they observe- you bid welcome to the Sabbath. Of course, they do see you playing poker and pinochle as if your soul's salvation depended upon it, so strongly and full-heartedly do you go at i t ; and they do see bridge and now mahjong being played; but Judaism rather rarely. ^Therefore, what can you expect? By all means play these seyeial^yarieties of cards, if you-are that way constituted, but remember that there is : something else and more in life also; that you must-live whereby you can be a remarkable and worthy, influence *-ohr the rising generation. Do not act so that your littlechilitoenjvWhdcanstiU but scarcely lisp a few words, mock you onVyour card-playing propensities; rather act so that they look'forward tpward the performance of religious ceremony of value to the religious.life, of some prayer which shall be helpful and hopeful. Go to religious school, be useful, for it will express itself in daily life. We do not say that you should give up^cards;rwe know that you would not even if we did; they are a very-nice pastime if taken judiciously; but do not allow cards to overmaster you to the exclusion of what is most essential— B'Brith Mess. ' . .

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New York. (J. C. B.) Congress will continue to restrict immigration, according to Albert .. Johnson, chairman of the house committee on immigration, who defended the present immigration law in a speech (Zentralni Ispolnitelni Komitet — Tragedy Behind Jews? central actions committee). "Zehn last night before members of Kommandiren"—in Yiddish: Jokes About Soviets Iden "Ten Jews in Command." The pas- the American Defense Society at the Hotel Biltmore. sion in Soviet. Russia for abbreviaPOLAND HAS GREATEST NUM(Continued from page 1.) -. ."Congress will not turn the tions is responsible for a good deal BER OF "MASSER" PAYERS. Vikimonu, Vehigionu, Lasman Ha- of word play. The abbreviaton for immigration question over to' a seh." And the whole tribunal jumped the prohibited trade in values, Warsaw, Jan. 12.—(J. T. A.)—An commission," he said, "with up and cried "Amen." extensive Keren Hayesod campaign is "Zedek" (charity) is interpreted as power to increase or decrease "Zarski, Denikinsky, Kerensky" (the being aunched throughout the whole There is another story about the the flood. The United * States forms of Russian currency. of Poland. It is expected that Nahum early days of the •revolution when different has too many federal commis- "Trest" is -interpreted as "Trotsky the Jews, who ^ e r e "more lettered Razreshil Sogolow "will proceed to Poland after -Evrejan. Swobodnuju Torsions now, and a commission than the generality of the '-'population; gqvlu"T7r"Txptgky has ..permitted the the meeting of the Greater Actions g p with power to feed near-serf lasecured posis. aa jrovernment officials .TiPwsrtA' <r 4.rj»rl«v '^fT&ifiv."-: > A n d MeT» '* Committee on January 15, inorder to in: large riutiftfersl ynie story-as called :Jsvis-1# iiade j&eeJyJ^. >And "Nep, borers into the mines and mills "How they got to kpow in heaven the '/NewJBconqmic policy" (strangetake part in the 'campaign. that there was a Communist revolu- ly. in EnglisH the initials come to the would be the worst commission There are at present in Poland of all?' tion in Russia." "••',".- - same thing) was interpreted as "Nujabout 40,000 persons who are reg"After Oct. 25, 1917, : they were np Evrepam Parnosb"—"Jews need He defended the quota sysularly paying "Maaser," the largest astounded up in heaven to find long to make a living." And so on, and tem, aa.productive of the.best. number of regula¥sf6"ntributors in any lists of dead- coming fironi Russia-^ so,~on...v:' They.'--ca:v'--> ~ cited .without results. - . ^ -. - - : _ . . country of Eurbpj6?; ':• shot,, dead, of. starvation,' texecotedi ; id " - •'-;.-o iri the "develop and they couldn't understand what ment. ._ _>.._...:. »sm has found its exwas the matter. So they decided to BAVABIiAN JEWS AFRAID TO send down * someone 'to investigate. pression in our Jewish folk humor.a When the "Nep," the new economic WALK THE STREETS. First of all they sent down a real Russian, Pobiedonostzev, the one-tune policy, came into being and Jewish iv.Beilin. (J.,"T. A.).-^Numbers of president of the Holy Synod. He gotmerchants—were again permitted 'to Jews in "the smaller Bavarian towns Mr. Sam Krechefsky, a senior of the .College of .Engineering, at the out his sleigh and his spanking hors- engage* in trade, the story is told of es and went down to Kussia. Days a speculator, a profiteer, sitting in are fleeing to the. larger cities, out University of Nebraska, won third passed and there- was no "word from a restaurant in Moscow and eating of fear of pogroms, according to theprize for the Engineers' model conhim. At last "there wai a ;ielegram. enormously, till his bill came to mil- antirSemitic ^'Miesbacher Anzeiger." test and second prize for the slide rule As soon as he had come down to lions. . Some one Bitting near him This report is. confirmed by recent contest held during the Engineers' Russia, he wrote, his horses'had been begang to. protest: "How can you find requestioned in the name of the revo- the heart to;spend millions.on your arrivals from Bavaria who declare Week, April 23 io-26, at the Univer; lutionary republic, ••which, prohibited iood when there are millions.of peo- that all of Bavarian Jewry are tewror- sity. ' .'•£•'• . private property, and he was unable ple dying of starvation on the Vol- stricken and that Jews there are • to get any further. He urged that g a ? . Look!" And he pointed to a afraid of appearing on the streets One thousand dollars was raised for something should he done to help him p o s t e r . ••';••.. • get back to heaven. Besides, he .. Then there are a number of anec during the evening on account of con- the Keren Hayesod at> a meeting of couldn't understand the. 'language. dotes dealing with various phases o: stant .threats. A recent pogrom one hundred Lincoln Jews at the LinThey spoke such funny"- words as life under the Soviet. "You ask how coln Hotel, Tuesday, April 24. Rabbi 'Natchak,' 'Sovnarkos,' 'Narkominde' I manage to live?" a rJew is reported which planned for January, was and so on. (The abbreviations in to have said. "My eldest son is a averted, it i s : reported, .with the current use in Soviet Russia.)' So •Pincom1 (in the Commissariat for greatest difficulty., they sent, down Jesus of Nazareth. Finance); my second son is a 'PolitAgain days and weeks -passed by. kom' (in the Commissariat for'poli- NEW ANTI-SEMITIC Chiropodist and Beauty They began to get anxious up in tics); my youngest son is a 'NarOUTBREAKS IN BUCHAREST Shop heaven. At last they received a kom' (in the People's Commissariat). Established 1890 telegram. Somehow or other he hadExcellent, but with all these Koms Bucharest. (J. T. A.) Fighting be 15th and Bmratiy < Street*. managed to smuggle it through. As I get 'kom'. enough to exist." ("Kom,1 tween Roumanian and Jewish students Give us a chanee to apsoon as he had come down/to Russia, Yiddish for "scarcely.) preciate your business. For he wrote, they had conscripted him, ;•; And then there is this one to sum has broken out anew. Many clashes appointments call Ja. 9T74. being of military age, and had putup the average Jew's conception o: occurred between Roumanian students and Jewish passers-by on boulevards. him into the army. , the Soviet republic Three peopl The-Jews offered strong resistance "Things were getting bad. So it are seated at a table—a lawyer, a We Wish to Announce was decided to send down' Moses. Be- doctor and a Communistr-and dis- and forced the Roumanians to withto Our Patrons and Friends fore long there was a telegram in pute which of them had Been first. draw." heaven: "To Comrade . God-- Every- The lawyer contends that lawyers . The latter also renewed their boyTHAT THE SHOHIT thing allright. £ have got an ex- came first, because when Cain killed cott against their Jewish colleagues, cellent job at ---the" Prodkomgub Abel there must have been a lawyer (Ministry for Food).. Send down to conduct the prosecution against forcibly preventing them from enterAbraham. Isaac and Jacob.'" him.' The doctor pooh-poofis" thi ing the university. Most lectures have is^with Another joke (there are hundreds idea. He is sure that a doctor camu therefore not been held yet. FRIED & KUKLIN of the kind) tells of an old jew, stag- first. ^ T o r / ' h e says, "when God had 1 Complete quiet has been restored at Kosher Meat Market. gering along the streets of Moscow the rib cut out of Adam in order to the University of Klausenburg, ac1513 North 24th Street with a staff in his hand." On being- create Eve, there had to,be a doctor WBbster 4330 asked where he was going, he an*there to perform the surgical opera- cording to reports which reached "Service and Quality Is Oar BIwtto" sweredq "To the Kremlin.','- "Why?" tion." The Communist then takeE Bucharest, and lectures have been reWe carry the best line of And his reply came:- "Because I his turn. "What was before Adam," sumed. ' '••'. Fresh -Meats and Delicatessen. want to die among Jews?' " he asks, "before the creation of th< world?" And tiie answer comes And then there is this one. When '/Chaos." "Well,, then," he rejoins, the first Soviet 1,000-rouble notes "that must have been. Communism.' were issued, they were called "Sroolikes" (Israelites) because they pro- SOVIET SOLDIERS SHOOT claimed not only in Russian but in AT JEWISH REFUGEES almost every other language in the Everything in the delicatessen •world, even in Chinese, the motto: . Danzig. (J. T. A.) Soviet soldiers line at your disposal. .''Proletarians of all countries, unite." met with a storm of bullets a transThe peasants who would not under- port of Jewish homeless who had Let us make your baskets for stand the strange lettering decided your outings and parties. that i t was Jewish and that is howbeen ordered by the Polish govern "the notes got their name. The curi- ment to leave- the, country and who ous part about it was that practi- were returning to the Ukraine, accally the only language -which was cording to a report which reached 310 North 16th Street not represented on the notes . was here from the Ukrainian frontier. N . Diamond & Platinum Specialists Phone JAckson 5062 Yiddish, and when the question was 1514 Dodge St. details regarding the occurrence* have put, "Why?" the answer came pat: 4 Est. 1894. Ja. 5619 become known. Tne modesty of the author." < . And then there is a class of jokes about the way,in-which, the Jews disliked going into the Red army. There DR. KRASS ACCEPTS is this for example: EMANU-EL CALL "Where ajre*l there' nine Jews and ,New York. (J. C. JB.) Dr. Nathan one JHra-Jew/?J' V-"In- the- Sovnarkom'' IDA I. FREtTON, Prop. Krass of the Central Synagogue has accepted a call to become one of the ''Ninety-iurie.' Jews arid one Painting, Papering, and Jew?" /'Bj^heT Gubispolkom" (dis-rabbis of Temple Emanu-El. 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tfAGE 8—THE JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 3,1923 9BB *. "Winfratib, vice, president; L GsH( X T . A.) The removal of Mrs. Leibowitz entertained this aft- The Junior Council meeting wIH be eroff, secretary; Sam Freidel, treas- ernoon a t bridge, complimentary to held at the home of the Misses Helen the Jewish deputies from the Polish urer;' Fred Hershorn, 'epoter; J. La-Mrs. Sher. and Esther Cherniss Sunday after- Sejm has been asked for by the "Boz* serowitz, athletic director; William noon. Plans are being made for awoj," an anti-Semitic organization of Mr. and Mrs. Gettle announce the Wintroub, custodian; Sam Green and mothers' and daughters* program to Lublin, in a memorandum addressed S. Freid, sergeant-at-arms; Abe Mey- birth of a baby girl last Friday. to the Government. be held in the near future. ers and Ben Abrahamson, board of The Jews are declared to be eneMr. and Mrs. L. S.Braunstein will A novelty affair has been planned directors. Mrs. M. Bernstein, who has been ill mies of Poland, and therefore, should ' : . • entertain their Evening club next Sunby the Omaha Junior Hadassah for at the Stewart Hispital, will return, not be allowed to have representation day evening. " their last of a series :©£ card parties to her home. Y. M. AND Y. W. H. A. NEWS. in Parliament. They also ask for the to be Jield this; season? at the BlackThe Council of Jewish Women will An unusual large attendance was resignation of Professor Ashkenazi, stone Hotel on Sunday afternoon, May present at the last regular meeting hold a public party next Tuesday KALICH AND PICON who represents Poland in the League 20. Miss Eose Fine will be chairman of the Y. M. and Y. W. H. A. Mon- evening at the Danish HalL AERIVE IN VIENNA of Nations. of this affair and has as her assist- day. Eeports from the workers on Vienna. (J. T. A.) Jacob Kalich The Sisterhood held the last meet- and Molly Picon, the pair of Amer* ants the Misses Beatrice Cohn and the Jewish Community Center Drive ing of the season Wednesday at the 306 South 52nd Street the latter part Lucille Marcus. Prizes will be given was given. I t was also decided toh o m e o f M r s > ^ P e r i e m e t e r . The ican Jewish actors, who have had a of this week. at each table. entertain at a dance Saturday even- same officers were re-elected. The checkered stay in Europe, at first beFRANKEL—SHAFTON ing reported killed in an accident and LADIES READY TO WEAR Miss Rose Louise Shafton, daughThe Temple Israel Sisterhood are Mrs. H. Share, of Montana, who is ing at the Jewish Community Center. club decided to give fifty dollars for later the principals in the Bucharest SHOP The following social program was the Keren Hayesod. ter, of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shafton, of planning a Strawberry Festival and visiting nere with relatives, is being In one of the best towns in centheater which was attacked by antithis city, has chosen' Sunday even- entertainment for Tuesday evening; quite extensively entertained while presented after the regular business: tral Nebraska. Up-to-date room Semites, have arrived safely in ViA reading by Dorothy Eubin; a The Mogen Dovid Young Judean ing, May 27, as -her -wedding day to May 15, a t the Temple for their here. Mrs. Max Kohn was hostess and fixtures. Located on best enna. They left Bucharest premature; street. Attractive lease. Beet ; Mr: Harry A. FrankeV of this city, members and friends. last Tuesday afternoon at her home, dance and song number by Euth Eu- club will hold a meeting, followed T^y ly, the theater at which they were reasons for selling;. Address, Son of Mrs. S.- Frankel, of Rock honoring Mrs. Share. Mrs. Sam Bubb bin; a monologue by George Givot; a baseball game, next Sunday at 2playing being closed by the governM. L. Gray, Columbus, Nebr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eosenthal have entertained at the Brandeis Tea songs and jokes by Messrs. Harold o'clock at the Synagogue. Island, 111. The 'wedding will be ment. as their guest Miss Edna Becker, of Farber, Phil Feldman and Jack solemnized at the home of the bride's Rooms Monday afternoon at.a bridge Philadelphia, Pa. >; . luncheon, and Mrs. A. E. Muskin en- Fleischman, and the last number on Mr. and Mrs. L. Cherniack will enparents. . > . : the program was a one-act play, "The tertain her Evening club Thursday Mr. and Mrs. M. Somit left Thurs- tertained Wednesday afternoon at her Murder Mystery," written and coached evening. ; STEINBERG—GREENBERG home • for the. out-of-town visitor. A Mr. and Mrs. J - Greenberg an- day evening for St. Louis, Mo.) to by Miss Gertrude White with the folnumber of other socials are being Mrs. Al Friedman left for Chicago lowing cast: nounce the coming marriage of their visit with their daughter and son-in* planned for Mrs. Share. Saturday night. Rabbi and Mrs. A. Eobinsky; daughter, Minnie, to Mr. Sam J law, . Mr. Sam Block, of Fremont, visited Eob Steinberg, so of Mr. and Mrs. George Florence Lewis The Chevra Kadisha Society enterMr. and Mrs. A. Wolf son enterSteinberg, of 'Council Bluffs, Iowa, to tained their bridge dub at their home in Creston, la., with his sister, Mrs. Kitty „_. Sara Kurtzman tained its members at a dinner at the : Jack .....______. __L. Lillian Slutzky home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Katleraan. take place Sunday evening, June 3. Tuesday evening. Prizes were won Wfll.Geller. There is a distinct difference Celia Gidinsky Covers were laid for fourteen guests. Marie, the Maid. by Mrs. Sam Lagman and Mr. Eoy Mrs. Morton Marcus will be hostess Director 1— .-._ ....___ Kate Goldstein between a bargain &nd a value. j Mrs. A. Jacobs and children left Eoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Eoy Roffto her bridge club this afternoon at Vamp The regular meeting of the Talmud Gertrude White Wednesday to visit with Mrs. Jacob's man will entertain at the next meetA BARGAIN meansftlow price Torah was held Tuesday evening at mother, Mrs. J . Cohn, of Peoria, 111. ing of the club on Tuesday evening. her home. with a risk attached to the the Synagogue. They were accompanied by her. sis- May 15, at their home. goods. A VALUE means highter, Miss Sadie Cohn, of Peoria, who will entertain at the Athletic Club A daughter was born to Mr. and grade instruments at a low was visiting here. Miss Jean Krupp, of Fremont, and Saturday evening honoring Miss Mr. and Mrs. H. Cohen entertained Mrs. B. Cohn, of Harlan, Iowa, at the price. Experience has taught us • Mr. Eeiiben Mandelson is ill atMiss Naomi •: Fishman, of Denver, Flora Green, of Boston, Mass., who at bridge last Thursday evening in Jennie Edniundson Hospital at Counthat a real value is the only kind is visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. honor of Miss Ann Green and her Colo., spent the week-end here with cil Bluffs. Mrs. Cohn was formerly the Nicholas Senn Hospital. Herman Auerbach. Miss Esther Brown. fiance, Mr. Isadore Abrahamson, of Miss Jennie Saltzman, of this city. that we can safely offer. Mr. I . Gordon left Wednesday for Omaha. Dr. and Mrs. James Goetz anl Mr. After a discussion the Jewish Palestine. He will be gone for about and Mrs. N. P. Feil are entertaining Mrs. L. S. Braunstein was hostess Chase Upright, pood condition $1 212 Courtney Bldg., Women's Welfare Federation adopted three months. Smith & Barnes Upright, rare toargsla SI 17 Douclaa St. their New Constitution a t their reg- Thursday evening, May 10, at theto her Afternoon Bridge club TuesKimball Upright, walnut case *..... .$1 "Home Sweet Home" will be Rabbi ular meeting Tuesday afternoon at home of Dr. and Mrs. Goetz. day. Prizes were won by Mrs. A. SALON L» CHARME Ester Upright, small size, mahogany case $51 Frederick Cohn's subject Friday even- the/Jewish Community Center. Mrs. Perlemeter and Mrs. P. Friedman. New Address o l Steper & Sons, excellent condition, onlf S2 Mrs. L. Blotcky was hostess at ing a t Temple Israel. For Saturday I. Eosenthal is chairman of the conSiuunpov, Manicure, 50c—Marcel, *5c $1,200 Art Apollo Seprodncing Piano now So The Sunday School Alumni club .morning he has chosen "The Religious luncheon Monday afternoon honoring Expert Individual Service $950 Steck Pianola Piano, now S4 1 stitutional committee. Eveninj- or Snndsy, AT. 4819. $1,100.00 Sohmer Grand, rare bargain • . . •- $ 5 ! Revue" as his topic. Mrs. H. J . Goodstein, of Denver, held a surprise party in honor of one M. T. LEVX. of its member's birthday, Miss Lil$2,125.00 Steinway Grand) mahogany case-...,. — • • $ 1 Colo., who is visiting here with her Mrs. George Wright is visiting with lian Steinberg. Mr. and Mrs. I. Samuel Schlaifer her daughter, Mrs. Al Hoffman, a t parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Monsky. announce the birth of a baby son on Kansas City, Mo. After visiting there These instruments have been accepted as part payment on Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gross and daughMonday. Mrs. Schlaifer was formerly she will go to Excelsior Springs for The Anfiebung Club will hold its er, Eeva, motored to Sioux City Sunnew ones. They are all in excellent condition and backed Miss Gertrude Stein. regular meeting Sunday evening, at by our guarantee. If yon ever expect to \mj a piano this a two weeks' stay. day. the Jewish Community Center. The is a real opportunity. The Misses Lillian Iipp and Minnie Miss Esther Newman and Miss Eose following interesting social program Writes all kinds of Wohlner were the week-end guests of Kohn motored to Lincoln Saturday has been arranged: A reading by g Phone A t 07S5; Ees. Phone We. 5879 Miss Esther Weinberg at Fremont, Mr. S. Martin; a violin solo by Miss morning. Nebr. Eose Lazarus, accompanied by Miss Mrs. Harry Ferer entertained twen-r Lillian Chudacoff; a dance number by I RealEstate, Loans and Insurance The regular meeting of the- Bi**Real Personal Service" ty-five, guests 3* a one o'clock bridge Miss Celia Braude, accompanied by Bought, Sold and Exchanged Weekly Bridge club was beld on last 1306 First National Bank Bldff. luncheon Wednesday afternoon at the Miss Eae Fish; a dance and song Omaha. Nebr. Thursday evening atiiejionie of Miss Phone Athletic club, honoring Miss Elizabeth number by Miss Celia Nitz, acWith JACOB BLOSBtTBG, JR. Jeanette Gilinsky, at Council Bluffs, Ecs.—Har. S250. 1318 W.O.W. Bids. Eeadman, of Ottumwa, la., who is The Home of the Stcinway tained at their home Suriday; evening, honoring their daughter, Jennie, who recently announced'her engagement to Mr. Ben Kayitz, son of "Mrs. J. Kushner, of this city: No date has been set for the wedding..; "' •

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member, the club is now- composed.of. Readmanjis soon to be married to Mr. HelemaH Ferir, "of this city. Faye Horscb and Jeanette GiHnsky, 0 ^ Council Bluffs; the Misses Euth BrodMrs. S. Eavitz, assisted by the Meskey and Ann Gerelick, of Omaha, and dames A. Silverman and A. Wolf, will the Messrs. Nathan Horwich, David be the hostesses at the monthly bridge Ravitz, Bert N. Brown and Edward party of the Omaha Chapter of HaSolig. dassah to be held at the home of Mrs. The next regular meeting of theEavitz on Monday afternoon, May 7. club will be held Thursday evening, Prizes will be given at each table and May" 10, at the home of Miss Ann the proceeds will go towards mainGerelick. taining a nurse a t the Hospital in Palestine. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cohn returned Monday from California, where they Mrs. A. Singer and daughter, Dorspent the "winter months. othy, left Saturday evening for Kansas City, and Excelsior Springs, Mo., Mr.. Meyer Silberman, of Des to be gone for several weeks. Moines, la., spent the week here, having come here to be a delegate from Miss Selda Brown, of Fremont, left the Des Moines to the Dr. Weizmann Tuesday for Sioux City, la., where she reception. _ will spend several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Brown. Mr. and-Mrs. Louis Kippur, of Chicago, 111., who have been visiting here, Miss Ida Segelman is visiting with returned to their home Sunday even- relatives in Ottumwa, la. ing. ' •"• ': •• • • , ; . . . _ Miss Doris Friedman, of New York Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kavitch have City, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. taken an apartment a t the' Shirbey Samuel Brown, and family. Apartments at 3328 Calif ornia street. Mrs. I. E . Stone left for her home Mrs. H. S. Novitsky returned Mon- in Des Moines, la., after spending the day from a week's visit to Lincoln, past several weeks with her mother, Nebr., with Mrs.B. Polsky. . Mrs. Ida Barmish. Miss Mollye Krueger, of Sioux City, la., visited here during the past week •with Mrs. Meyer Friedman. Miss Krueger attended the Dr. Weizmann reception. Monday afternoon, May 7, the Sisterhood of Temple Israel "will entertain a t a bridge luncheon a t the Blackstone Hotel. Mrs. Harry Z. Eosenf eld will take reservations not later than Saturday: Call Mrs. Eqsenfeld at Harney 2031. Mr. Oscar Weinstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Weinstein, was initiated into the Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity at the Chicago University, where he is a student. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Degen entertained at dinner at the Brandeis Eestaurants Wednesday evening. Covers were laid for sixty guests.

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DEPARTMENT OF THEJEWISH PRESS gagemeiit—those lean years, when a that a cavailing critic could call her I'd like to very much," answered Jews: sailing on the S. S." Adriatic "adventures". Mr. Asquith, it might corsage meant, a'siinplified" lunch to ostentatious. Yet Mrs. Coleman did Mrs. Ireson heartily. "IVe been with the Palestine pilgrimage for the be noted, was the only one to mention j the young broker's" clerk—^ighed over not seem to get on at Saint John's. boarding ever since my husband Selig Passover festival, organized by Mr. Palestine. So far no one had called on her died, and I do* get hungry for a home- George M. Hyman of New York, inthe passing of youth and romance. A STORY. BY.ELMA EHRLICH LEVINGER clude Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Schmir and GERMAN AND RUSSIAN JEWS "I wonder whether we weren't just • but the rector; at the various church made meal." - (Copyright, 1023, by .Elma Ehrllch Leylnger. All rlghta reserved.) as happy when I did my own work affairs which she attended, with all • Mrs.' Coleman flushed guiltily. "I family of New York, Mr. and Mrs. A. CLASH. up.in Harlem," mused Mrs. Coleman. the conscientious zeal of a convert, haven't been inside my kitchen for Shaprio of Brooklyn. Berlin. (J. T. A.)—A little comedy over two years," she confessed, "and Among those who are making the that may be entitled -"Discrimination "Fine feathers," says the old fable, tered Sunday papers; then, with a "I got terribly tired and the neighbor the church members were polite and I'm a good cook, if I do say it mynothing more; 'she was never asked to trip to Palestine this year are Hon.within the Fold" has thrown the small women were awfully vulgar and hung "mate nne.bijds," and Mrs. Seymore snap to the top button of her glove self. My poor husband says it don't Isaac Bachrach of Atlantic City; Mrs. Jewish community of Gemnitz into a serve on committees, not even to pass out of .their windows all-day and forand a twitch to her veil, she tripped Coleman in all the glory of-her spring taste' like home cooking any more Frederick Nathan, Mr. S. W. Straus, raiment was a very fine bird, indeed. down the front stairs of her neat little got to comb their hair half the time tea after the thimble parties, where Bince.we hire everything done. But Mr. ^nd Mrs. Nathan Miller, Mr. Sam- furor. The native Jewish population she sewed more flannel petticoats for —but .they "were neighborly. , Espe-, of the city issued. a decree that imHer hat, 'with its triumphant bird of house: in the fashionable fifties, if you come over next week some uel ;Rbsenblum, Mr..Henry-B. Smith, paradise,, might have .delighted" the shedding a fragrance- of violet per- dally when little Estelle had whoop- the heathen than any other two ladies. night 111 give the cook a day off and Mr, Sol Lamport, .Mr...Mark Huro- migrant - Jews f torn Eastern Europe heart of any female angel, no matter fume and unaffected piety as she ing cough and I thought I was going Really desperate, she had suggested III cook you a meal- nobody 11 be vnip, Mr. J.-Goldingi and Mr.and Mrs. were not to Joe. given the right of to the rector that she would not resent to lose her." suffrage. The+ Eastern: European how far removed from mundane vani- moved. from the pews a little of the Christian ashamed of., What would you like?" Harry'Fischel. . . A smile of almost vulgar triumph Jews followed with'a!-''no representatiesj.her oxfords and gloVes were per- The spring sun was shining glori"I haven't eaten sauer brauten and tion—no taxes" move. They decided fection in their immaculate grrayness; ously; Mrs* Coleman was glad that wreathed the lady's features. For charity he so frequently preached potato .dumplings for I don't know*] from the pulpit. The. good man Estelle, at least, had not disappointed that they would not contribute to the best of all, her spring suit) with its she had not ordered the car; a walk when," sighed Mrs. Ireson. "And my ASQUITH OPPOSES PALESTINE support of the community and would seemed a little embarrassed, but her. As the Colemans had advanced exclusive label beneath' the. collar, down the avenue under the benedic"ADVENTURES". poor husband Selig was so crazy for lifted her neatly from-tre hundred tion of the May sun was as good for in worldly prosperity, the little daugh- promised to do his best. London. (J. T. A.)—Charges that launch a financial boycott of the So it was more than the balmy native Jews. As a result, the Jewish and sixty into the hundred'and fortyr her soul as for her figure. It was ter had risen far above and out of "Mr.-Cohen likes it, too," answered the British Government is squander- Community is in a crisis. her parents' sphere; nowMrs. ColeSpring. sunshine that kindled new five pound class. A miracle that sev- hard to feel depressed as she moved Mrs. Coleman, stumbling a bit over ing too much money in Mesopotamia eral months* of reluctant and spas- along with "the stream- of church- man only visited her daughter and hopes within Mrs. Coleman's genteel the. all- too .common name, discarded and Palestine were made by the modic dieting had failed to accom- goers that, flowed down Fifth avenue, her son-in-law on state occasions; yet breast. The Tector had insinuated while Estelle was' still in finishing former British premier, Herbert Your subscription to the Jewish : . plish! no longer a mart crowded with luxury she was not too" unhappy over the; when she had met him at a Bible school. ' "How do you make yours ?" Asquith in the course of the Com-Press is due no*. ••• .-. .* * chasm which separated her from her; study class the day before that one ,But although she stoodarrayed-like shops and graceful ladies, wistful'to own flesh and "blood. On the con- of his loveliest lady members was ..Deep'in the mystic ways of pre- mons debate on the middle east. A EMIL GANZ & SON a feminene Solomon in all her glory, buy, but in its Sabbath garb- of de- trary, she sometimes bragged to her really anxious to meet her;-Mrs. Cole- paring saiier hrauten, Mrs. Isaacs and sum of 78 millions was spent by EngCertified Public Accountants Mrs. Seymore Coleman was not happy. vout men and women, who, though few" acquaintances of her daughter's man would ba at Sunday morning MrsI Cohen walked down the dim, re- land in Palestine and Mesopotamia 431 to 440 Peters Trust Bldg-. during the years 1919 and 1920, clad in their best, walked humbly befined aisles of Saint John's-;—toHer lips' puckered in a not unbecom' patrician exclusiveness; for Estelle's services, of course ? So would. Mrs. INCOME TAX CONSULTANTS Asquith said Winston Churchill had ing pout;.her large black.eyes all but fore their Maker. Even the fussy dowry had bought her a place in one Ireson. If Mrs.. Coleman would der gether. Auditr., Investigations and Systems declared in June 1921. Britain, he EMIi, GANZ C. P. A. X, M. GANZ overflowed with tears—almost, but not taxis puffed in a more decorous key of the very first families of old New tain him a moment after the beneOffice Phones: said, cannot long continue in such Phones, Jackson 4313, 4814. • 800,000 CARS IN EIGHT quite- For what Jady will ever allow as all New York went' to church to York,' a mystically.' cjosed, circle into diction he was sure she would enjoy YEARS her cheeks to become tear;stained, her pray, bringing the week-day rags and which she had no intention of drag- meeting Mrs. Ireson, a really delightIn -a survey of the most conspicnose shiny with emotion after, she. has tags, the Devil's leavings, as oblation ging her plebeian parents.. ful person, and-so "cultured. Mrs. to a Sunday God. uous successes,in the motor car incarefully powdered for church? "It's hard enough for .me to get Coleman could have-kissed- him! She Mrs. Seymore Coleman -walked with anywhere," she complained to her felt like a traveler—say, in Italy— dustry there is one outstanding.fact Yes, Mrs. Coleman was going to WHOLESALE church. She {stopped long enough at the "rest," prayer book carried in deli- mother more than" once as soon as who hears ;a bit of Broadway slang —the -leaders in every price classiDruggists and Stationers the, door " of her' husband's den- tocately gloved hands, eyes cast down the raptures of the honeymoon were and catches a whiff of honest-to-God fication, are those who have consist1 ently, through a long period of years, 401-403-405 Sonth 10th Street demurely as they surveyed her chaste .'One of America's Great Hotels^ throw him a good morning as he sat over. "My looks are against me, and American coffee. developed one type of car. They engulfed by the billows' of his scat- corsage of violets and lilies of the most of Van's people seem to think Sunday, morning services at Saint have made changes without number valley. . She sighed as she stopped for I wear horns under my marcel. Of John's had drawn to a decorous close. but they were all logical alterations a moment before a florist's window to course, they.come to our place when The " rector advanced toward Mrs. of a basic design. WASH AND KEEP WELL gaze .upon,the flaunting.yellows and we invite them,'but it's like'pulling Coleman, a slend, distinguished Pbone 104 ; A RULE OF , HEALTH One of the most striking examples pinks of spring blooms-and to adjust teeth to get- them to entertain me The Best ol Everything in Flowers end woman in his wake, a most delightful of this truism is the Dodge,Brothers her veil in a. convenient mirror. For properly. And, by the way, mamma, FRONTIER TOWEL SUPPLY: Confections et Moderate Prices. lady, -who .murmered the proper car. The completion of 800,000 of Mrs. 'Coleman knew now what it was tell papa not to give me any more 345 W. Broadway, Next Liberty Theater 1819 California Street. thing when presented", then flushed a these cars, almost a month in ad- / COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA. to enter a florist's and order her own jewelry for my birthday. My diadull red under her cobwebby veil as vance of the- eighth anniversary of flowers. To be sure, dear Seymore monds look pretty vulgar, anyway, 'she scanned Mrs. Coleman's face. And Dodge. Brothers as automobile manunever grumbled over the size .of her and Id rather have a check. It costs Mrs. Coleman after the first glance facturers, records a remarkable commonthly bills" for flowers; in fact, he money to entertain Van's people. Carpenter Paper Co. flushed also. It takes a thief to catch mercial- achievement. The first Dodge never grumbled .'at all any more, even EFFICIENT and RESPONSIBLE a thief, a Jew to unmask a Jew. Distributors ot Being a devoted mother, Mrs. ColeLAUNDRY. Brothers Motor Car was delivered to when he saw her leaving for church After the first swift surveyal of the its owner on December 4, 1914. Western Bond—and High 1307 Howard St., Omaha; Neb. Where your clothes come home man told herself that everything was on a . Sunday . morning. But. Mrs. member so graciously eager to make Grade Stationery ATlantic 0340. cleaner and last loncer. In 'all that time Dodge Brothers Coleman, remembering how often he for the best. If her darling Estelle her feel at home at Saint John's, Mrs. have not departed from the funda- ATlantic 0280. Omaha. Nebraska. 1507-11 Jackson St. had sent her flowers during their en- had climbed heights too giddy for her Seymore Coleman knew that her husH A ; JACOBBEBGEB. Pres. own parents to scale, why shouldn't mental design of the'first car that she be content to stay down'in the, band's'birth name must have been was shipped ' to New York late in Omaha Office: 813 Donglas Street. valley—and read about Estelle's party something like Isaacs. the winter of that memorable first Omaha Phone Atlantic 2558 The rector passed on and left them in the society columns of the "Times;" year. -'No Dodge Brothers car has Ford Transfer & Storage Co. And when a reproduction of Estelle together. Mrs. Ireson, with a smile ever been built with a year or model R. A. FORD. Eferry Known Kind in evening t dress,, mostly . shoulders that was gently Jsatiric,' looked after number;*! Changes have been made President and General Manager. Ci/nmerctjl Council Bluffs (Iowa) Office him. "Poor deari he does try so hard and a,.frozen smile, appeared among of Insurance from' time to time, hundreds of them, 824 So. Mala Street. Phone 885 WHOLESALE PAPER, . N/EOSTER to do the right thing," she murmured certain social leaders of the season, but; -the- improvements and refine209 W. O. W. Bldg. JA. 3944. STATIONERY, ETC. O729 tactfully. Mrs. Coleman's heart' r?as too full for ments have takes place so gradually Distributors for words. It was worth" seeing Estelle But Mrs. Coleman felt anything but that only direct comparison, point by very seldom, and never at1 one of the tactful; the_. last, spark of hope had point,. reveals them. Only recently Pink Tip Matches — big affairs when her husband's aristo- died, in her. breast!; the beauty of the several important new features have Northern Toilet Tissue OUR TJRKATMENT WILL cratic relatives were present; for her spring day had grown stale and chilL been "incorporated in the car. CONVINCE TOO OF OUR 1112 Harney Street SINCERITY. daughter had arrived and Mrs. Cole- "I didn't have to depend on him to Under* this system Dodge Brothers Trust Department. ATlantic 6409 man's one duty on earth was ended.. introduce me to J*ews," she said point- mammoth plant in Detroit has grown THE CAREFDL3i?ELIlia^...lJE,,!/»>. :, Safety Deposit Boxes. dl i Tel. JA* 4397. Anything.:: Anytime*:*• Anyplace.v-^loQl-Jacfabn But, unfortunately, the mother bird Mrs. Ireson (nee something very steadily and is still growing, for one cannot die as soon as the fledging much like Isaac)' smiled her slow, gen- great expansion had hardly been leaves'the nest. Mrs. Coleman was tle smile. '"He tried to be nice to me, completed_when another was started. housework to do; since three maids too," she explained. "I've been com- The completion of the latest huge Temptation Besets You still well under fifty; - there was no ing here almost five years and no- 8-story" building, devoted largely to COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA. When You Enter "Manufactured in Omaha" and a man helped to keep the house- body will take me up. But he didn't the production of new steel closed Service is Our Motto hold machinery in the.house up in the expect you to bei prejudiced!" cars, Ogives the plant a total of 120 CANDIES. ICE CREAM, BAKER ICE MACHINE CO. Safe Deposit Boxes for Bent. fashionable fifties'running without a floor space—over 5,000,000 LUNCHES. "I'm not!" A "very human look acres of: single creak. She hated needlework flashed across the'Sunday make-up of square feet. ' and she had never cared for reading; Mrs. Coleman's plump face. "I'm While the 'fa6tory has been growunfortunately she was- just a few tickled to death to meet somebody ing so "rapidly, the dealers in the years too old to enter club work or here who doesn't think she's better New York district, practically all of 16th and'Farnam Streets social service, the. panacea of the than I am, and is doing me a favor whom have represented Dodge BrothBUTTER and EGGS modern woman whose-house and chil- by talking to me a minute about the ers since they first began to make '.Crystal Candy Company dren no longer need her daily care. weather or asking me to contribute to cars, have grown correspondingly. Council Bluffs, la." • 16th and Capitol Ave. While Coleman had always been a the Mite Society. And I wish you'd solitary beast, working like a devil come and have dinner with us s o o n - PROMINENT AMERICAN JEWS incarnate,alLday and coming home at it's been getting awfully lonesome TO VISIT PALESTINE. ITEN night to drowse over his paper or since .Estelle left us." New York.—(J. C. B.)—American BISCUIT CO. game of solitaire—asuccessful broker, Made by but not a congenial house-mate. No UNCLE SAM BREAKFAST PAXTON V-AND Snow White wonder that Mrs. Coleman,- thorough-, FOOD CO. - Bakeries' ly bored, took to .religion! GALLAGHER. OMAHA. NEBRASKA. ° (Beg. V. 8. Pat.' Not that Mrs. Coleman called her Office.) initiation into Saint' John's most exclusive cult "getting religion." She explained it all to her husband, very • "at COUNCIL BLUFFS prettily and at some length, and he UNDERTAKERS We. pay, 4% Interest on Saving listened with an occasional grunt, "H Its Worth Anything and Time Deposits. 2224 Cuming St. whether of scorn or approval it was —Have It Insured." JA ckson 1862! Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent. Phone JAckson 1226 hard to say, and at the' end he told her, as usual, "to go ahead." But sometimes a lady when tklking to her husband doesn't tell him the whole AUTO PAINTING truth and nothing but the truth. Mrs. Top and Body Building and Repairing. Wholesale Coleman insisted that she would feel CCRTAINS—UGHTS—OETC. Fruit and Vegetables more at home at Saint John's than in the place of worship which she had N. W. Cor 11th and Howard Sts. If you have ever moved to a new location attended once a year or so in her ATlantic 0101 Leavenworth St. without first having a telephone' installed, you girlhood. She neglected to add that will recall how its absence was felt. some of the very best people in NewFeather Mattresses American Made from your own feathers. Warm York attended Saint John's and that To make such a happening less probable, it In winter;" cool in summer,' Cost less her membership in this select body Wet Wash Laundry F. 8. MOSEX. Prop. and last longer than cotton. Phone us is best to notify us as soon as you know when for samples of ticking nnd estimates. might form a sort of ..Jacob's Ladder 280B Cuming. Harney 0881 Phone Webster 0820. you will move. on which she might climb to that One Day Service. No Extra OMAHA PILLOW CO., THE LAUNDRY THAT 190? Coming St. Phone JA ckson 2407 heavenly circle where Estelle and her ChargesRefinite Soft Water. EVERYBODY- LEpJS But sometimes, even in spite of an advance husband's family lived and had their notice, we cannot provide servfee^at the new v being. location as promptly as we would like to do. Strangely enough, the select memThis is particularly true the first of the month Y o u r position is when many people are moving at the same time. 109 No. 16th St. TeL JAckaon 3128 bers of Saint John's did not rise in a Oppontt* Post-OfBre. body and bid her welcome. 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