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VOL. II.—No. 28

Alvin f l Owsley to Speak at SSthAiuinal I. O.BJ. Convention

-ANTI-SEMrnC -r .' PROFESSOR RESIGNS

Head Of American Legion To Address Gathering At Duluth. OMAHA TO SEND OFFICIAL DELEGATES.

Berlin. (J. T. A.) Professor Leonard, winner of the Nobel prize for physics, has tendered his resignation to the University of Heidleberg with which he was connected. While no reason is given, it is believed to be due to the fact that Leonard was recently disciplined by the University administration for his continuance of his college classes during the funeral of Dr. Walter Rathenau. With the exception of Prof. Leonard's classes, all collegiate instruction was suspended during the funeraL Prof. Leonard has been one of the leaders of the anti-Semitic agitation. . ^

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One Thousand Dollars OMAHAN APPOINTED ON COMMITTEES American Money May Daily Needed to Cary Mow be Sent to Any on Federation Work Part of Soviet Russia Minimum of $9,000 Must be Collected Before June 30, Says Finance Chairman. SUBSCRIBERS ARE URGED TO PAY BALANCES WITHOUT DELAY.

Samuel Schaefer, superintendent'* of the Jewish Welfare Federation, was notified todajr of his appointment on two very important committees of the National Conference of Jewish Social Service. He wffi serve on the committee to arrange the program for the 1924 meeting o?the Conference, being chairman of the Small Community Section, and will also be one of a committee of seven to study types of Jewish Community Organization. Other members bf this committee are social service executives of Pittsburg, Cleveland, rBaltimore, San Francisco, New York and -'Cincinnati.

HIAS Has Established Twentythree Branches. LOCAL FEDERATION TO BE REPRESENTATIVE.

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Israel Zangwill, Noted Playwright, Comes To Address Jewish Congress Session

JEWS MAY SHARE LAND GRANTS New York. (J. T. A-) Jews may now share share in the distribution of land in Russia, aocording to advices received by the Idgescom here. The regulations of 1920 regarding the parcelling of the agricultural lands provided that only those citizens who were entitled to own land before 1917 were entitled to share in its redistribution, as no Jews were permitted to own land under the Czar. This regulation has now been done away with by the Soviet government and Jews may share with others in the land grants.

Leeal B'iiai B'rith Flans art Elaborate iffair i i September To Have Vaudeville Show

Afternoon—Dancing In Evening.

ROCEEDS TO GO TO AID OF WAR ORPHANS.

Dr. Joseph Kracskopf, Noted Jewish Rabbi, Died At Atlantic City, N. J.

Y Picnic W I Provide •Day Of JFmf or Members

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Judges Chosen For Baby Contest At Club Picnic

Rabbi Charles Blumenthal Addresses Gatherings Here

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Funds, payable in American dollars, One of the largest affairs in the hismay now be sent to any part of Rusory of Omaha Jewry will be held durOne thousand dollars per day! This sia, according to announcement, reing the early part of September and is the amount that must be collected ceived by the Jewish Welfare Federawill be given by the local Lodge of the by the Jewish Welfare Federation betion from New York this week. B'nai B'rith, according to the comfore July 1, to insure the financing of Under arrangements with the Soviet mittee in charge of arrangements for the work until the end of this month. government, the Hebrew Sheltering the occasion. Nine thousand dollars is" the. sum Society' has established branches in The Jewish Press -will co-operate that is needed, and Federation work23 of the largest cities in Russia, and with the B'nai B'rith to make this a ers are busy, engaged in.attempting is now prepared to extend its service gala event. Special committees will to collect that amount. Fully that to every part of that coaniry. be appointed to carry cat all the plans much. is outstanding. in unpaid subThis is news which hundreds of in full detail. scriptions for the first half of the Organizations to Send Representative Omahans with relatives in the Soviet Arrangements are being made to year, according to Harry Malashock, countries have awaited eagerly. Since for Every Fifty Members.. have a special vaudeville production chairman of the Finance Committee!. last March, when the American Relief ••• "If all our subscribers will read the NOMINEES TO BE ELECTED BY Administration discontinued the sale Thousands Attend Last Rites of •which will be featured by the actors and actresses that took leading- parts report of Samuel Schaefer, supeiinof food and clothing packages for deFamous Rabbi. THE PEOPLE. Announcement of Coming Made: b y in the Y. M. H. A. road show which tendernt of the Federation, which is : livery in Russia, Americans have been Nathan Strauss. printed in this issue," said Mr. Mala- The American Jewish Congress practically unable to transmit relief NOTED AS FOUNDER OF NA- was held last April. There vdll be bazaar booths, conshock, "they will realize how badly we will meet October 14, 1923, it was of any sort to. their relatives and TIONAL FARM SCHOOL. HAS NOT VISITED AMERICA fetti and streamers that will pleas* need this money. Take the case of the announced by the Rabbi Stephen friends in Russia with certainty. The FOR TWELVE YEARS Cleveland Orphan Home—just one of the merry seekers. The theatrical Wise, chairman ,-of the Executive Hebrew Sheltering Society guarantees Philadelphia. (J. T. A.) In accord- production will be staged in the aftance with the will of Dr. Kr&uskopf, New York.' (J. T. A.) Nathan our institutions. We lave there 22 lommittee that the meeting place delivery of all funds. ernoon and during the evening there Strauss, president of American Jew- Omaha orphans. Every day these would be either. New York or Wash-; Branches have been established in whose funeral -was held Friday from be dancing. children are given all that they rethe following cities: Moscow, Petrothe Temple Keneseth Israel, that ington, D. C. ish Cohgress,~ announces that Israel Members of the B'nai B'ritfc. lodp* C h a r w ° ' Rostow-Na-Donu, Eka- 'there be no signs of sorrow" the 2angwill, .the noted English Jewish quire-r-food, clothing, shelter, educa- The City of Omaha is entitled to &*** id the Auxiliary will help make this tion, Jewish training. We give the terinburg, Ekaterinoslaw, Nowo-Nikoceremony at the obsequies was marknovelist, playwright and essayist,-has send one delegate to this Convention a grand occasion. Home an average of $4.93 per day. laewsk, Kiev, Tchemigovr, Poltawa, edly brief. accepted an invitation to deliver'the of the American Jewish Congress. chief address before the next session We owe it for the first half of this This delegate is I to be nominated by Winnitza, Eremenszug, Nikolaew, The temple was crowded and hun- All organizations in the city have of the congress which will be held on year $900. This money must be paid representatives from all Jewish Odessa, Minsk, Gomel, Witebsk, Zhit- dreds of friends and admirers of the offered to help for this affair. The October 14, and delegates to which are before July 1. With the money we organizations in the City of Omaha. omir, Cherson, Elisawetgrad, Sumy, noted rabbi unable to obtain seats, proceeds of this celebration will go towards the aid of the War Orphans; now being elected in different commu- now have on hand we could not give The local American Jewish Con- Alexandrowsk and Berdiczew, to stood outside. Only a brief eulogy adopted by the local B'nai B'rith lodge. the Orphan Hoine nine cents." nities of the country. gress Committee of which Dr. Philip which funds are , transmitted at the was delivered. No flowers or draplr- Further details of the affair will The invitation was extended to Mr. "Our delinquent subscribers must Sher is chairman, Max Fromkin is cost of 5 per cent for amounts under ies adorned the temple. be announced in the issues of the Jewlangwill in behalf of the Executive pay their pledges for the first half of ecretary, and John Feldman, treas- $1,000, and 4 per cent for amounts in Dr. Krauskopf s widow, iH at Atlan- ish Press. this year before the end of next week, excess of $1,000. Funds destined for Committee by its Chairman, Dr. Stetic City, was unable to- be present. urer, has,issued -a call to all local phen S. Wise, after a meeting of the or else the Federation will lave to organizations to send representatives cities other than those not included in Among those who attended the obsesame was held at the offices of Mr. suspend operations," concluded Mr. to the next meeting in Lyric Build- the above list are sent at a cj>st of 7 quies-were Mayor Moore, of PhiladelMalashock. per cent for sums less: than' f 1^000, itrauss xm. May 13. ing, on Monday evening, June 25, and 51-2 per cent. for , sums ever phia, and the representatives of the Mr. Zangwill "will come to the TJnit1923, at fcOT P j j ^ for the purpose $1,900. Ajcharge•'iAJ&.xesOs for each clergy «f virtually all denominations. L sd States; which i e . i a d mot~visitea **f iSe fuof- nonMniting'delegatesto bbe* subb remittance' is'-made to cover postage. for twelve years, for the exclusive neral march, an "ethical will" committed to the voters of Omaha. If the money is to be cabled, the capurpose of delivering this address and posed by Rabbi Krauskopf five years BaD Game, Races and Prize Contest* Every organization • in the City of- bling-charge is ?2.50. Will Be Featured. he will return to his home in England Omaha is entitled to- one representa- The Jewish Welfare Federation is ago, in which he bade a final farewell Marry Omahans .and their wives are where he is engaged in pdessing litplanning, on motoring to the conven- erary work after-a stay, of only a few State Bank Gives- Mayor Diesengoff tive at this meeting Monday night, the local representative of the. Hebrew to his friends, was read. More than fifty young men and and all organizations having more Sheltering Society, and will be happy In the "ethical vdU" Dr. Krauskopf women, members of the senior group tion, including official delegates from days. $150,328 Check. pleaded for co-operative effort for the than fifty members are entitled to an to handle all transmissions. the Omaha lodge of the B'nai B'rith. I t was indicated recently by officers welfare of all. He commended espe- of the Y. M. and Y. W. H. A. hsv* additional representative for each 50 The following men will be the official of the American Jewish Congress that New York.. (J. T. A.) H. C. Richcially to their best efforts of his already registered for the first picnic delegates to the annual convention to Mr. Zangwill's address will be in ards, president New. York State bank, members. Organizations are urged friends the National Farm School, of the association, which will be given be held at Duluth, Minn.: Harry H. a large measure similar in scope to handed Mayor Diesengoff of Tel-Aviv to send the full quota of representawhich he founded and which he consid- this Sunday at Elmwood Park. Lapidus, Sam Leon, Dr. A, Greenberg, the memorable reviews of the Jewish a check for $150,328.97 in payment tives to this Committee meeting as ered his greatest work. At his ex- The picnickers will meet at the PaIrvin Stalmaster, Harry Malashock, situation which the late Dr. Max Nor- of the 32,000 pounds of the Tel-Aviv plans wiD be discussed for holding press request also Dr. KrauskopFs vilion in the Park at 10:30, when the Jake Slosberg, Arthur Rosenbluxn, Joe dau presented before-different Zionist bond issue. This purchase by the the election in which every Jewish group of morning games will be body -was cremated. person is entitled to cast a vote. Greenberg and William Grodinsky. State bank completes the disposal of played, under the direction of Phil Polish Prime Minister Witos Seeks to Congresses, and much gratitude was Dr. Joseph Krauskopf, rabbi of The work of the American Jewish Feldman and Harold l%jrber. A temptexpressed that the foremose Jewish the 75,000 pound municipal bond isIsolate Minorities. Temple Kennesseth Israel, PhiladelCongress is of utmost interest to writer in the world will head the next sue. phia, and one of the most prominent ing lunch will be served at 1 o'clock, session of the American Jewish Con- The bank in acquiring the bonds every Jew in the City of Omaha. Warsaw. (J. T. A.) The Jewish figures in American Jewry, died at the which will be followed by prize congress. does not intend to make any profit on This Congress through its able lead- press of Poland is rather fearful of Breakers Hotel Tuesday from heart tests of various kinds. The Y. M. H. them, it is said, but is planning to eis is seeking to accomplish the the results the change in the cabinet trouble, His wife and four children A. baseball team will play its regular resell them without premiums to in- protection of • the rights of our will bring as far as Polish Jews are were at his bedside when the end game at 8:30, which will form the feaMembers of Omaha Hebrew Society brethren everywhere, and the defense concerned. It is clear that Prime Min- came. ture attraction for the afternoon. dividual buyers. Plan Gala Event. Mayor Diesengoff! only recently, ar- of the fair name of Israel against ister Witos will seek' to isolate the Dr. Krauskopf was 65 years old Lemonade, "ice cold and sweet," will in America in connection with attacks actuated by bigotry and minorities, particularly the Jewish He came to Atlantic City severs.' be served throughout the day. final plans are well under way for Rabbi Charles Blumenthal of El rived The time limit for reservations ha? the arrangements for the sale of the .racial prejudice. It seeks to establish deputies, and prevent their exercising weeks ago to recover his health and the Omaha Hebrew Club picnic to Paso, Texas, left Monday afternoon issue and the rapid disposal'of them a union of all Jewish forces so that any influence upon Polish policy in been extended to 5 p. m. Friday, Jun* for some time seemed to show conbe held Sunday, July 29, at Peony for bis home after making a brief has been a surprise to all. we can work together to prevent any order that the nationalist majority siderable improvement. Monday he 22, to permit those -who have failed park, according to the committees in visit in the city. He-was the guest Judge Bernard A. Rosenblatt, of the infringements upon the rights of our shall remain loyal and intact. In this to register an opportunity of doing so. charge. Prizes are offered to the of the Congregation B'nai Israel. Palestine Securities company, which people, and make our voice heard respect Witos will most likely follow suffered a heart attack and was in A fee of 50 cents per person is bein£ a state of coma until he passed away person who sells the most number of Rabbi Blumenthal addressed a num- floated the. bonds for Tel-Aviv, issued the course pursued by his predecessor, charged. Jack Fleischman is chairtickets for the raffle of the auto- ber of gatherings here- during Ms a statement expressing gratification Against any form of injustice, Sikorski. It wilj be recalled that Pre- Dr. Krauskopf was the founder of man of the committee, with Sam Thrwhether United States in the the National Farm School for trainit be mobile and a separate prize.will be short stay. •.-.'... : mier Sikorski's last speech contained over the complete success of the first or abroad. ing Jewish young men in agriculture, odere, Ben Bernstein, Harold Farber. given to the person selling the most Last Friday • evening he delivered bond issue in Jewish history. The president of every organiza- an obvious slight of the Jews. Prior located at Doylestown, Pa. One ef Phil Feldman, Israel Goodman, Id* a. lecture at the Congregation B'nai In a statement to the J. T. A. Mr. tion in the City of Omaha is re- to the vote which sent him to defeat, admission tickets. Adler, Esther Davidson and Meryle The judges for the baby contest Israel on the subject "The Mission Richard of the State bank said: "I quested to appoint a representative Sikorkski had declared his govern- the oldest graduates of the Hebrew Friedel associate members. nave already been chosen, according of the Jew". Saturday morning he am satisfied that the bonds not only to be present at the meeting Mon- ment was purely Polish and was de- Union College, he vras connected with the Philadelphia Temple since 1887. to S. E. Haver, member of the com- spoke in Yiddish on "The Value of offer a good investment with a fair day night and to notify Max From- pendent only upon the Polish National He -was one of the special relief com"HAKOAH" FOOTBALLERS majority. The Jewish deputies who Peace to.the Jewish People". Sunmittee. The following will act as .profit, but that at the same time, it kin, secretary in the Peters Trust UNTANQUISHED BY BRITISH judges, Mayor James C. Dahlman, day morning he-spoke to more than presents an opportunity to do some- Building by phone the name or names h& voted for the Socialist resolution missioners to Cuba for the United Vienna. (J. T. A.) Fifty thousand Mrs. Hester Bronson Copper of the three hundred pupils of the City thing for a very worthwhile cause. We of the representatives delegated to against the inclusion of the extreme States in 1898. He was the author of Right parties in the new government, numerous books on Jewish subjects. spectators, including- almost the enWorld-Herald, .and Miss Olga John- Talmul Torah. At the concert -held took over the bonds with- the distinct attend this meeting. were bitterly disappointed when this tire diplomatic corps and the whole son, supervisor of infant welfare Sunday evening by Cantor Xwartin, understanding that the bank was not resolution -was defeated by a vote of of the English colony, witnessed the •work of the Visiting Nurse Associa- Rabbi Blumenthal spoke briefly on to make one cent of ^profit from their HEADS B'NAI B'RITBL 210 against 180. football match between a selected "The Value of Music" to a Civilized disposal." tion. Y BALL TEAM WINS Salt Lake City, June 20.—Edgar C. team of the "West Ham United," one Prizes will be given to. the health- N a t i o n " . " . . • " : ••"'.;• • . . / • • . : • : : , - . The Y. M. H. A. Baseball Team It is expected that Premier Witos Levey, of San Francisco, was elect& iest and best looking child, up to the won its third straight game last Sun- •will inaugurate an anti-Jewish policy president of the B'nai B'rith, distric of England's leading- football teams, age of two years. Entrants to this Jassy.. (J- T. A.) Four hundred TO PRESENT day when its opponents failed to by giving official sanction to the agi- No. 4, at the closing session of tin who played here against the Jewish students from Bessarabia, practically contest can be made with Albert JUNIOR RECITAL appear. As a result of the forfeited tation favoring the restriction of Jew- 16th annual convention here yester- team of the Hakoah Sport club. The all Jews, have been expelled from the game ended in a draw, each of the Kaplan, 2215 Lake street, or S. E. Mr. Harry Braviroff, local piano in- game the Y team moved out the ish students in universities. day. Vancouver, B. C, was chosen teams making a goal. Klaver, deputy county assesor at the University on the ground that their structor, will present a Junior piano cellar position of the team standas the meeting place next year. Russian matriculation certificates fell The match attracted city-vride atCourt House. VAAD LEUMI ASKED TO NAME Rabbi J. B. Wise of Portland, Ore., tention because it is the first time In below the qualifications required for recital at the Schmoller-Mueller Audi- ings. The members of the Y team took JEWISH REPRESENTATIVES was elected first vice-president and entrance into Roumanian universities. torium Monday evening, June 25, at KESENT VISIT TO 8 o'clock, by pupils of his. class from advantage of the opportunity and Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) Ths national Daniel Alexander ol Salt Lake City ten. years that English footballers This is understood-to be the first step came to Vienna. RABBI SONNENFELD seven to twelve years of age. The spent most of the afternoon practic- Council of Palestine Jews {Vaad Lett- second vice-president. towards the fulfillment of Minister of Jerusalem. (J. T; A. Resentment public is invited. Those • taking- part ing and puting. themselves in tip-top mi) has been asked by the governfelt in Jewish circles over the visi Education Anghelescu's recent state- arerlda Gotsdiner^ Gertrude Harris, condition. The team plays next Sun- ment to name two candidates for the Mrs. E. Weinstein of Portland,. Budapest. (J. T. A.) That there has Col. Kisch paid to Rabbi Sonnenfeld, ment regarding a thorough revision Fanny Turner, Ruth Kneeter, Rose day on the East Elmwood diamond place reserved for Jews on the Ad- Ore,, was re-elected president of the been a Jewish settlement in Hungary leader of the intransigeant orthodoxy of all students' entrance' certificates. Kastkee, Betty Jacobsen, Dorothy at/3:30 p. m., and should make an visory Council which, because of the ladies' auxiliary. as far back as the third century «£ found expression at the meeting reMorgolin, J5ol Kate, Frances Green, excellent showing for the fans. the Christian era, is revealed thronglx temporary annulment of the LegislaJerusalem. (J. T. A.) The charge cently of the Vaad Leumi. Lillian Koom, Sybil Adler, Vivian BEN GIVE*. LIFEGUARD explorations made by Dr, Julius Gative Council, is to function «s the only Dr. Ben-Zion Mosessohn questioned that 'Sephardic Jews in Palestine are Stein, Jane Appleman, Hermine AT SANDY POINT bor, Secretary of the Budapest Kehilbody representative of all sections of not accorded equal treatment "with LUDENDORF CLEARED the Colonel, who is acting as the poGreen, 13va Katzman,. Jeanette MosMany added features have been inlah. the Palestine population. Ashkenazim is contained in an article OF ANTI.JEWISH "CHARGE litical representative in Palestine of kowitz, Lillian Blumeathal, Pearl Danthe | World Zionist Organization and in the Doar Hayora, a Hebrew daily. sky, Benny Zollatuchen, Lily Haykin, Berlin. (J. T. A.) General Luden- It is learned Mousa Kasim Pasha, stalled for the service of the many He states three gravestones, one of the Jewish Agency, about his visit, The writer complains bitterly that Rebecca Kirschenbaum, Dorothy Co- dorf did not mean to east aspersion in his capacity of president of the guests that visit at Sandy Point memorial tablet and a candelebra hsv« particularly as the Zionist emissary Jewish public institutions are discrim- hen, Helen Finkenstein, Frieda Adler, upon the Jevs of Germany in pas- Moslem Christian Executive Commit- Beach. The beach has been opened been found at Esztegrom, Albertwifrinating against .Jews' of 'Sephardic Annette Fogel, Sara Weiner, Ida Ten- sages is his war memoirs said by tee, has cabled to King Hussein his for the summer. Ben Civin, promi- sa, Dunapeutele and Szombathely. Dr. was accompanied by Prof. Israel . . Haan, an avowed opponent of the Zi- stock. . enbaum, Belle Richards, Frieda Bol- Jewish leaders to be distinctly uncom- congratulations upon the successful is- nent member among many Jewish or- Gabor asserts the objects unearthed onist Organization. The Colonel re- Among 366 officials and employes ker, Sara Levine and Grace Dansky. plimentary, is the opinion of the court sue of the king's negotiations with ganizations, is one of the life guards are of indisputable Jewish origin, dating hack to the third century and furplied that his visit was unofficial and of the Zionist Executive, the Vaad Vivian Stein will assist with solo of the second instance -which consid- the British over the formation of the at the beach. . ered the charges preferred by the GerAmong the many new feaiaares nishing; adequate proof of the existthe-Anglo-Palestine Bank and Arab FederationPalestine 5s proud prompted by his personal desire t dances. acquaint'himself "with all parts of the others, 13 Sephardim are to be found, Mr. BiBviroff will give a second re- man B'nai B'rith lodge against the to be included in the Federation, Ka.- which have been installed at the beach ence of a Jewish settlement in. HUEare electric hair driers for the ladies. :jgary, at; that :.:tinte.. ;. .,; \::: - * -s *;-*_/ he- assertssira Pasha asserts. Jewish DODulation. cital of advanced students in July. Generalissimo.

Duluth, Minn.—Alvin M. Owsley, national commander of the American Legion, vail be the principal speaker at the fifty-fifth annual convention of District Grand Lodge No. 6, Independent Order of B'nai B'rith, to be held at Duluth, Minn., July 1 to 4. The American Legion head will speak at the banquet Tuesday evening, July 3, at the Spalding hotel, where more than 500 members of the order end their wives from all sections of the Northwest are expected to assemble. This will be the first appearance of Mr. Owsley at a Jewish gathering. -; - '. ", .'.••' ' Every lodge in the district will send delegates to the convention.; Large delegations from the Twin Cities will motor to the convention Saturday morning. Just outside of Duluth, the motorists will be met'.by a delegation from the Duluth lodge, according to A- B. Kaplan, chairman of the convention committee. The entertainment program for the Duluth convention includes automobile tours of Duluth and Superior, a swim and supper at Pipe Lake, the summer home of the Duluth Auto dub, about 15mflesJfom.the.cityi a banquet and ball at the Spalding hotel and special luncheons* launch parties and picnics for the women. A public initiation of a large class of candidates will be held Sunday afternoon, July 1. The annual, election of officers will take place .Tuesday afternoon, July 3, - when tthe convention city of 1924 will .-. "be; chosen. Tie ^pnventipn,vwifl. end with iannual memorial services - Wednesday afternoon. ' •'

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assistant director; and Harry E. Pfef\yho is a summer guest' in Lincoln. mont, are visiting with Mrs. Trochten- her sister, Miss Bess Goldberg. Miss fer, director. ' ,. v High score was won "by Mrs, Ed. Gug- berg's parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. Bernice Schall and Mr. Morris Stein 5683.-1023 T h e next meeting willvbe held Sunenheim. " -* . • won the prizes. Troehtenberg. ROHh-Cliodegfe AbSat., July 14 day, June 24, at Elmwood Park at 4 PnbUfhea urzn '.Thursday si Omsbs, HabttiktV *» l e s t of AbMOD., Any, 13 Mr. and Mrs. A. Levey and daugh- o'clock. Miss Marion Scharf entertained T H E JEWISH P R E S 8 PUBLISHING QOMPAN?... . . 5684-1023 . Mort., Sept. 10 New Sear's K>e.>... twelve guests at a theater party Sun- ter, Sadye, left, Sunday for Des Office: 482 B r a n d e i s t h e a t r e Building.—Telephone: J a c k s o n 2372. ,Thurn., Sept. 20 Vom Kippar YOUNG JUDEA NEWS. Sept. 25 day afternoon in honor of her birth-? Moines, la., and Excelsior Springs, Succoth (First Day) Succoth (iJkst I>ay)—Slunlnl NATHAN-E." GREEN, Manager. • KRASNE-KRASNE. The Hatikvoh Girls held its selection Mo., where they will spend a month. day. Atzereth Tueu., Oct. S More than one hundred and fifty of officers at its last meeting. The : Vcd., Oct. 3 Slmchat Torab a ..$2.50 uu tiiwo. uuc i i BOsh-Chodesh Cheshvan_ .Thurs., Oct. 11 relatives and friends attended the wedone jr^a* yeari* Mrs. George Steinberg and daugh-! The Misses Tillie, Evelyn and Eliza- following were elected: President, Frl« NOT. 9 Bosh-Chodesh KUIev— rAdferHsipi" rates furnished on application. Cliannkah (Feast o£ Dedicading of Miss Leah Krasne, daughter ters, Sophia and Lillian, left Sunday beth Polsky and Miss Irene Adelson, Fanny Feldman; vice president, EerJklon., Dec. 3 tion). of Lincoln, motored to Omaha and tha Kushner; secretary, Molly Nitz; NOT PRINTED FOB PERSONAL PROFIT—Proflta from tfes publica- Rosh-Chodesh Sup., Deo. 9 of Mr. and Mrs. Max Krasne, to Mr, for Chicago, 111., to visit. TebethSec 18 Lawrence Krasne, son of Mr. and Mrs. spent the past weekTend. tion oi The: Jewish Press aretobe. gfoen.tg worthy ganmonal causes. Fast of Tebeth treasurer, Sara Babior. The club enMrs. Isadore Goldberg of New York ..JMon., Jan. 1 J. Krasne. Rabbi Grozinsky officiated is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. MaRosh-Chodesh Shebat both tb* oI4 tnd / a n Miss Mildred Coin arriyed home tertained at a dancing party at Hans-Wed.. Feb. 6 at the ceremony, assisted by L. Harris. Bosh-Chodesh Adar I_ t »auf Saturday morning from the Uni- pom Park Pvilion Sunday evening, duff. Kosli-Chodeih .Adar II l M1 The groom had as his best man, Mr. (Feast of Esther)—Thurs., Mai. 20 versity of Chicago and is with her June 17. The Jewish Press is |unplied jiy the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (Jewish Purlin' Nlsan . '. Sat., Apr. 5 Millard Krasne. "Miss Celia Gershun Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saltzman an- parents for the summer vacation. Correspondence Bureau) with cabled and telegraphic Jewish news, in addition Rosh-Cliodesh Passover (Pesach.; : Sat, Apr. IS to feature art|clei'and correspondencea'frpm all important Jewish centres. Passover (Seventh Day) the maid of honor. Mrs. Mick nounce the girth of a baby daughter, ~J?ri.. Apr. 85 w a s -JUon., Slay 5 IyarInquiries regarding news, items .credited to this Agency WHI be gladly Kosh-Chodesh , -Thnrs., May 22 Krasne, of Fremont, Ne1>r., was ma- Sunday. Lag- b'Omer_ JEWISH CULTURE LEAGUE. •answered if addressed ±p Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 114 Fifth Avenue, Bosh Chodesh SI van. : —TuCB., June 3 tron of honor. The bridesmaids were Shabuoth (Confirmation Day)-Sat., June 8 N y k C i t y , " • • %• r , -• \ ' . ' [ ' • ' . ; , • . • / ' . - . • " I . •• > /.: • ; • The last regular meeting of the Mrs. J. Rosen entertained her club Bosh-Chodesh Tanjnjut____Xhqrs, July 3 the Misses Ruth Krasne, Caroline Jewish Culture League was held in Bosh-Chodesh Ab ... _ _ F r i . , AUK. 1 Rosenthal, of Norfolk, Nebr.; Frances Thursday afternoon. Fast of Ab _. ....- San., Aug. 10 Elmwood Park. The program conThe Army and Religion. -! Ko8h-Chodesh Elul. Sun., Aog-. 31 Nogg and Esther Pred of Aberdeen, ; ;: ' v ' Mrs. H. Meyerson was hostess to tained several readings of Jewish 3683-1034 'A rather unusual an4 somewhat ^significant conference was -Mon., Sept. 29 S. "D. The groomsmen were the her Bridge club Wednesday afternoon. authors, rendered by Mr. M. LashinMany added features that called last .week between representatives of the army and New Year's EveMessrs. Albert Krasne, Joe Krasne, including e l e c t r i c leacung^churchmen aid welfare workers. The meeting was called Mose Krasne and Jack Freiden. Lit- Mrs. R. Friedman returned Tuesday sky, Mr. Wm. Crade and Mr. H. BonTO ENTERTAIN MEMBERS. by the War Bepartment. Among the speakers were General .The Hyland. Country club members tle Muriel Krasne was the ring bearer afternoon after spending several days darin. Shirley Okun recited "Just hair driers for ladies. Walking and Talking." Pefshing and Secretary Weeks; both of whom emphasized the •will be entertained at a chicken din- and Edith and Loraine Krasne were in Sioux City, la. The Dramatic section was officially imperative need of the influence of religion upon men in the army. n§r Sunday at _Nathan's Lake. This the flower girls. Miss Rina Snyder reorganized. The following members Thespldier to be at his best must off course c o s be e a clean man and as is. one of a series of entertainments sang, accompanied by; Philip Krasne We. 6414 were chosen as its officers: Shirley contains, the secret of and the G ^ r l P e r h i n g said; "^^ligion contains whjch will be Held during the summer on the violin. ; Gei^ralPershing ^^lgin c alPershing Okun, secretary; Yossel Morgenstern, f h continued: "A steady months for the members. The newly married couple left im- Miss Bernice Kulakofsky returned impetus toward Therefore, he t d clean clea living-" livi mediately on their .wedding trip to Tuesday from the University of Micheffprfc is being made to put/the hearts of men in right relation to igan to spend her vacation with her Colorado Springs, Colo. • God." And Secretary Weeks gave expression to the sentiment parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Kulakofsky. that "nothing will hold-mankind better together or be of as much ; Miss Dorothy Gordon left for Cali- Miss Helen Chapman of Des Moines, benefit to men of all nations, as religion." is visiting with Miss Ruth Krasne. Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenbaum had - These a.re strong and worthy sentiment coming from men fornia, -where she will attend summer la., Miss attended the Krasne- as their guests last week the Misses of this typei But they expressthe growing conviction -of .thought school at Berkley, Calif. " She will KrasneChapman Eva Rubin and Rebecca Cahn, of New wedding. ful, men in every walk* .of life' that what more than anything else visit in Colorado on her return home. York City, who are hiking to San perhapg has tended to undermine the' moral foundations of our -- Mrs. H. Arenson and Miss Elsie RICHARDS-RODIN. Francisco, Calif. . present civilization, is^he lack of a spiritual ideal. Religion, the Poska left Sunday for Council Bluffs, Miss Esther Rodin, of Sioux City, greatest men of affairs8?e insisting, must be made pore and more where they will visit with Mr. and la., Has set Tuesday, June 26, as her Miss Lillian Rubenstein returned an.active and a,telling factor in the lives of men. Byy religion is Mrs. David Chernis. wedding day to Mr, Nathan Richards, Saturday from the University of Chigis the E found here what he wanted—a high cago Art School, where she has been t i t t i i m What is meant by it Council Bluffs. •- , - = not ineant mere sectarianism. What is meant by it, is the -Mr. Archie Arenson is spending the of After grade, hand tailored, wonderfully fine a honeymoon trip the couple attending school. She will spend the consciousness that there is in the World a Power higher than man summer in Casper, Wyp. summer-months with her parents, Mr. quality worsted suit of silk-like texture—a suit will be at home at 632 West Broadbetween Whom andinan there is the possibility of communion; a and Mrs. Charles Rubenstein. way. . v J ; '•-> for wear anywhere; we've many of them. Some Power that lifts man above the sordid and the gross and bids him ; Miss-Agnes'Gordon, who. is an insilk lined for extra comfort. Extraordinary realize the higher values of living. However that sort of religion structor at the State University, has The B'nai B'rith v?ili hold, its elec-. Mrs. J. W. Sigal entertained at a has seldom had a fair chance. In the name of religion which has gone to Chicago, where she will take tion-of officers at the next regular surprise card party at her home Sunvalues produced by our new way of selling the day evening for six couples, honoring in fact been only the narrowest sort of sectarianism]many crimes summer work at the Chicago Univer- meeting Wednesday.' " •> best for less. have been committed. sity. ' " . ; Mr. and Mrs. PhiKp Trochtenberg Let religion be interpreted in its broadest possible terms, Mrs. Nell Chappell, of St. Joseph, returned last Thursday from their however, as the incentive to right living and clean thinking and MONHEIT'S Mo., is visiting at the home of her honeymoon and are making their the establishment of proper relationships among "rhen, and it will Chiropodist and Beauty sister, Mrs. Ben Gradwohl. home in Council Bluffs. Others at $40, $45, $50 serve to bring into men's lives no tonly a greater measure of Shop happiness than they now enjoy but even a larger measure of Mr. and Mrs. R. Weil, of Chicago, Mrs. S. Goldberg and daughter, Established 1SQ0 15th and Harney Streets. efficiency. It is something of this thought, we believe, that must are visiting at the home of their Frieda, left Saturdayr night for Chi- Giy.e as a chance to aphave been in the minds of those who called the conference between daughter, Mrs. Aaron Speier. preciate your business. For cago. appointments call Ja. 9774.

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L 0. B. A. Re-Elects Judge . Aaron Levy President Delegates Pledge Support to Palestine, Jewish Congress, Refugees.

• Mrs. Victor Friend returned Monday . Miss Anita Gluckmah left Saturday morning from- a three weeks' visit night for Cincinnati, 0., to spend the summer with relatives. with her parents in Salisbury, Mo. A "number of friends called, upon Mr. and Mrs. M. Trochtenberg and Mr, and Mrs, (Jus Friend to extend family and Mrs. S.:'Kavich, of Frecongratulations, on. <their twenty-seventh wedding anniversary. 1;

Mis. B. •SteifeLia'visitirig.vat Mrs. mon. The Misses Pelphine and Marion Gugenheinv went to Milford Sunday where they will camp for a week. Mr. and Mrs. M. Newmark celebrated their wedding anniversary Saturday.

Miss Sara and Miss Pauline Friend Gustave Hartman, providing for en- entertained at luncheon and bridge forcement of the law of the two-year Tuesday, .honoring Mrs. Sam Ruby, tenure of office by grand lodge officials, excepting the office of grand master, which is to be exempted this year from the ruling because of the present grand master's idispensablenes3 to the order." Amended by Congressman Nathan D. Perlman to include the office of first deputjr grand mast, the proposal was adopted.

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Saratoga Springs, N. Y, (J. C. B.) <—The thirty-seventh annual convention of the Independent QrdeT B'rith Abraham, characterised by Judge Aaron J. Levy, the re-elected grandmaster, as the "most orderly and NANSEN OFFICE STARTS dignified ever held" by the I, O. B. CLOTHING SERVICE TO RUSSIA A., adjourned amidst repeated mutual assurances of "loyalty, amity Flour Eliminated From Food Parcel. and harmony," after a-ihree-day ses- New York. (J. T.' A.) The inausion beginning Sunday, 911 delegates guration of a clothmg draft service representing .503. lodges having been for relief of individuals in Russia is reported by -ihe credentials -com- announced by the High' Commission mittee. of Dr. Fridtjof Nanaen for Relief in Both convention hall and -the city Russia, to begin immediately, in adof Saratoga in general presented a dition to the service of food drafts festive appearance, ia honor of the and duty free relief packages which convention. The opening sessions Dr. Nansen's organization has been were addressed by^ Governor Alfred forwarding to Russia, from the United E. lijrnlth,' " Lieutenant - Governor States ever since the suspension, of George R. Lunn' and Acting Mayor' the Ara individual relief service, on March 15. Four types of clothing Sherman" of Saratoga/' • Resolutions, were adopted for con- drafts areissued T>y the Nansen-Mistinued participation in the work of sion, according to the: age and sex of the American Jewish' Congress, sup- the person for whom they ara intendport of the Keren Hayesod; .as well ed', and at four different prices. as of organizations having the* en- At the same time, the Mission andorsement of "the" Zionist Organiza- nounces that, in accord with the policy tion of America and which have for followed by Dr. Nansen of sending their task 'the purchase .of lands in into Russia only articles for relief Palestine.'" ,"It was' decided to issue purposes that cannot be readily bought appeals to the lodges and individual in Russia, the contents of the parcel's members on behalf of the Ort, and delivered for the' Nansen Food. Drafts for '-the stranded Jewish refugees will be changed to eliminate, "flour'as' from .the Ukraine, whose cause' was one of the articles, as the prjces'of espoused by the Federation of • Uk-> flour are lower in Russia "than itcqsts to >en'd-flour -'into Russia,- and the rainjan Jews. With.~,?efcaxdtot h e of • suck work of the ord^r in thfe-amdioratitm parcels^ will - hereafter consist : articles as'condensed milk, sttgar, tea, of .the \ot .of.tho tinmjgfanti jew.to, coffee/ cocoar fats, rice,preserved! t •this country, a resolution^veas carried providing for the appointment of fruifa-r and-chocolate which can only be purchased in Russia at. prohibitive committees of 1Q fit ^very. port of prices. A parcel delivered for a $5.25 entry to the United States, as-well Nansen Food Draft costs in Russia,' as committees .of three in other towns it. is announced, $12,. being a saving haying a Jewish population, out of! of over 128 per cent over sending dolwhose midst - shall be . elected an The Nansen Relief Mission has executive of 15, the chairman to Bit opened a Chicago office for handling aa an ex-oificio member of the execu- Food Drafts, Clothing Drafts and tive of the'.order., . • . Duty-Free Relief Packages In the VicEumorg of opposition %a the' re- tory Building, 3242 Wfest, Roosevfelt electioniof Judge-Levy on constitu- Road. « . " ' " ' GSB&i.- were, s e t to -. nought lution introduced by Jldge PATRONIZE OUR

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"Hello" Is Out of Date **Hellb" is a ratherUngraceful little word-when used to answer the telephone. , The accepted expression now used generally by particular people is to give the name of thefirmof residence and the name of the person speal&tg. For example: . , "Smith c* Company; Jones speaking" :"Dr. Brown's office, Miss Smith speaking" ' "Dawson's residence, Helen Dawson speaking"

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Mrs. Sam Goldstein, of Missouri Max Langman, of Ionia, Mien., and visit here. Prizes Tfere won by the Sunday evening honoring her sister, Miss Esther Weinberg, of Fremont, Valley, la., and daughter, Frances Ma- their daughter, Mrs. Lewis Spiwak, of Misses Annette Fanger, Esther Zalk, Miss Esther Swartz. Prizes were Nebr." ' rie, are visiting with Mr. Goldstein's Des Moines, la. . and Esther Shapiro. won by Miss Belle Oland, Rose DubMr. and Mrs. Louis Hillcr and famparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldstein. Boff and Miriam Friend. The Temple Israel Sunday School ily are leaving this week for a month's Mrs. Harry Wolf and son, Justin, Mrs. Sam Gaifman left Saturday will entertain «t its annual Sunday are leaving Sunday for Atlantic Gity, Mr.- and Mrs. D. Helphand, of vacation at Minnesota evening for Rock Island BL, where School picnic Wednesday, June 27, at for the summer months. Mr. Wolf Columbus, Nebr., are now making she will visit with her parents and Elmwood Park. Ice cream, lemonade will join them later in the summer. their home here. "Let Us Move You" other relatives and friends for several and cake will be provided by the SunRabbi Frederick Cohn returned weeks. . Mr. and Mrs. Morris Minkin enterday School, but each-one should bring their lunches. The picnic will start Tuesday afternoon from Ann Arbor, tained Monday, June 18, in honor of Mr. and Mrs.L. Goldberg, of St. at 10 o'clock, when all are to meet at Michigan, where he attended the tha birthday of their daughter, Rose. '* Operated by Paul, Minn., will arrive Friday to at- the park pavilion. graduation of his son, Ralph, frpm Mrs. Benjamin F. Margolin won the tend the Abramson-Green wedding. the Chemical Engineering Depart- prize at cards. The out-of-town guests ATlantic 0230 JAcicson 4338 They will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lieutenant Benjamin Stern, son of ment at the University of Michigan. present were Mrs. Sam Weinberg and CAPLAN-GREENBUEG. Meyer Green. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Stern, returned The marriage "of Miss Ida Green- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Finkenstein, of Tuesday from the West Point Mili- Miss Lee Fleisher is visiting with burg, of Waterloo, la., to Mr. Homer Oklahoma City, Okla., announce the Mr. John Baird Quigley, student at tary Academy from which he recently her sister, Mrs. L. Finkenstein, at L. Caplan, son of Mr._ and Mrs., J. L; birth of a son on'Thursday, June 7 the University of Missouri at Colum- graduated. Mr. Stern will spend the Oklahoma City, Okla. She will visit Caplan, of this city, was solemnized Mrs. Finkenstein was formerly Miss bia, Mo., arrived Saturday to spend summer months with his parents. in Kansas City, St. Louis, and ChiI his vacation here. Sunday evening, June 17, at 5 o'clock, Sadie Fleisher, of this city. cago, before returning home. At the regular meeting of the at; the bride's home. Rabbi M. OsI The Kind That Never Has To Be Done Over In honor of their twenty-fifth wed- Mrs. Harry Frankel entertained at Women's Auxiliary of the B'nai Mrs. S. Mandelbaum and children trowsky officiated before the presence bridge at her home Sunday afternoon, B'rith appointments for the com- left Wednesday for a two months' Is The Kind We Do. < ding, anniversary, Eabbi and Mrs. of forty relatives and friends of the I Frederick Cohn will be at home in- honoring Miss Anne Green, who is to mittees to serve for the ensuing term visit at Chicago, I1L, with Mrs. Mancouple. • be married June 24. formally Friday evening, June. 29, were made by the president. The delbaum's parents, Mr.^ and Mrs. Mr. Caplan and his bride are now from eight to eleven o'clock. No Miss Henrietta Degen, of New York entertainment committee is planning Frank Perlson. on a honeymoon trip in the eastt and Repair Specialists • | ; invitations have been issued and Dr. City, is visiting here with her aunt, several social affairs to be given dur- Miss Miriam Ruback presented her •will return about July 15 to jnalce SAM PREIDEL, Manager g and Mrs. Cohn will be pleased to ing the summer months. Mrs. James Goetz, and Dr. Goetz, their home at Des Moines, la. class of piano students at a recital see ail of their friends. At-lantic 8884 929-31 North 24th St. The; Omaha guests at the -wedding Mr. and Mrs. B. Shafton have moved Miss Katherine Joseph of Fort at her home Monday evening. were Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Caplan, parMiss Dorothy Messer, of Chicago, into their new home at S03 North Wayne, Jnd., who is here visiting Miss Anne Swartz entertained at a ents «f the groom, and their daughter, HI., is visiting with her sister, Mrs,. Thirty-eighth avenue. with Miss Erma Wells, is being quit surprise bunco party at her. home •O-O" Mrs. J. W. Tolle, and Mr. Tolle and C. H. Shames, and Mr. Shames. A extensively entertained during her daughter, Dorothy, who "was flower number of social affairs are being Mrs. Harry Miller and children ar- stay. rived today from Manhattan, Eans., girl at the wedding. given in honor of the visitor. to" visit with Mrs. Miller's moth'er, Miss Edith Covich entertained at For Sale or For Rent GREENBERG-HERMAN. Miss Edith Specter left Wednes- Mrs. E. Jacobs. the Blackstone Hotel Sunday afterThe marriage of Miss Stella Her- day for Dallas, Texas, to visit with 310 Xo. 16th St.—Tel., Jackson 5062 ~\ Ten-room modern house at noon honoring her sister, Miss Jeanne 404 North 22nd St. Call Jackman to Dr. Oscar H. Greenberg. which her sister, Mrs. Ethel Fried. She Miss Lucille Stein has as l e r house Covich, of Dee Moines, Iowa, who is son 5360. guest Miss Betty Lee, of Chicago, 111. took place Sunday, June 17, at Lin- will be gone-indefinitelvi '~ leaving Friday after a several week's FOR SALE Miss Stein will entertain Friday, evencoln, Nebr., comes as a complete surTen rooms of furniture conMr. and Mrs. N. P. Feil and little ing at her home at a dancing party prise to friends and relatives of the 1613 No. 24th St.—Tel., Webster 4330 £ ; sisting of mahogany bedroom couple as they had set their wedding granddaughter, Dorothy Slonam, are honoring her -visitor. suites, berion maple dresser, leaving today for Chicago, HL, where 4atefor Sunday, June 24, The wedbrass beds, desk and chair, "Mrs. Therese H. Ullery and children, Have Taken Charge of The Wholesale and Retoil parlor suite, library tables, ding took place at the home of the they will spend several days and then Margaret and Morton, have moved to couches, bookcase, rugs, handpride's aunt, Mrs. S. Shostak, at Lin- will leave by boat for Buffalo and on Omaha from Dallas,, Tex. Business of Shalher Packing Company. painted pictures, diningroom to the Lake Chautauqua resorts to coln. suites, kitchen table and chairs, -Mrs. R. Arenson, of Lincoln, Nebr., The couple are spending . their spend several weeks. hoosier cabinet, and 500 lb. Wholesale Prices refrigerator. Call at 404 North honeymoon in Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Joseph Newman, who has been is visiting here at the home of Mr. jos8se»i 22nd Street. for Parties, Weddings, or Picnics. , > Chicago, 111., and will be at home July visiting here with her son, Mr. David and Mrs. M. Mittelman. Mr. and Mrs. -Max Rosenbaum en1 at 101 Lakoma Addition for the Newman, and family for the past Skulker Packing Company of Leavenxcorth, Kansas, summer. three weeks, left Sunday for her home tertained at cards Sunday evening at their, home, honoring Miss Ruth Ro1508 DOUGLAS STREET -in Chicago, HI. icill give a Special Price for its Retail Trade. *[• World Theater BuIIdinr sen, who recently returned from an Mr. Sol. Brodkey, of Los Angeles, A BIG BARGAIN Calif., who is visiting with Mrs. Mor- Mr. and Mrs. William Tenenbaum extended trip" to El Paso, Tex. Prizes Fresh Salami .—-.—35c lb. . v Brick Duplex, 118-120 N. 30th entertained eighteen guests at their were won by Mrs. H. Loewenstein and ris Brodkey, will be one of the guests St. Rents for $1,560 per year. home Sunday afternoon, June 17, in Mrs. Max Fox. at the reception. • , Thick Bologna ...... 30c lb. **" All oak finish. Price, $12,500. honor of the graduation of their A Talisman Mr. Herbert Robinson, son of Mr. daughter, Ida. Games were played . Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson, of LOOK AT THIS BARGAIN Weiners 30c lb. "... ttnd Mrs. S. Robinson, who has been and prizes were won by the Misses Norfolk, Nebr., will arrive Sunday Two story 6-room house, price of $6,500. First class condition. attending the University of Michigan Freeda Weiner and Gertrude Win- morning to visit with Mrs. Robinson's 'All Pastromi, Smoked Meat and Tongues Gocd Fortune All modern. 1818 Locust St. at Ann Arbor, Mich., is now at New- troub. mother* Mrs. E. Jacobs.. (SHOW1XQ: AT "WORLD at Special Price. bedford, Mass., where he will spend THEATER.) Mr. Joe Klein, of I/os Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Jarohm Kulakofsky his sun>mer vacation with his brother, Pbone At. 0783; Bes. Pfcone VTe. 5S79 Calif., who has been visiting with his have - as their house guests their Mr.'Morris Robinson. ^AVi Meats Guaranteed to be Kosh-er In ancient times the diaReal Estate, Loans and Insurance sister, Mrs. A. Romni, and Dr. Romm, daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. mond was supposed to bring Bought, Sold and Exchanged by Rabbi 31. Braude of St. Joe, Mo. Mrs. Morris "Cohn Was hostess to left last Friday for Chicago, HI. while . good-luck—both- tothe giver 1305 First Sfrrtianal Bank Bid*. sixteen guests at four tables of bridge en route home. and to the recipient. This Omaha, Nebr. I. Morgenstern j . L. Wolf son superstition .quite naturally at |her. home Wednesday afternoon tebtfcp^ anirerssi anierssi complimentary to Mrs. M. Wiseman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lapidus are exadoption of the diamond as of Chicago, HI., who is here visiting pected home Sunday from Denver, the betrothal or anniversary Colo., where they were spending the with Mr. and Mrs, J. Weiner. gift. -week attending the B'nai B'rith and TeL Webster 2734. History tells us tiat through Mrs. Julius Siegel, of Lincoln, Neb,, National Jewish Hospitals Conventhe ages theire iave only spent the past week here with her sis- tions. Mr. Lapidus was an official been one "unlucky diamond" ter,, Mrs. J. Berkowitz, and family. delegate to the B'nai B'rith Conven—the famed blue Hope gem. tion. History also relates ol many Miss Rebecca Gross, of Chicago, HI., QUICK ACTION BRAKES wars waged for the possesE make a specialty arrived Sunday to attend the Abramsion of some treasured diaDorothy. Kinstler, of Chicago, HI., of e n g a g e m e n t EXTRA LAR6B AND EXTRA SAFE son-Green wedding Sunday evening, arrived Monday morning to visit here m o n d a—but notwithstandrings, w e d d i n g ing this, the stone itself has June 24. She is visiting with/Mr, and with her cousin, Katheryn FJ gutter. rings and gifts' for the always been believed to Mrs. J. AbramEon. In the construction of Dodge Brothers bring good fortune to its June bride. Mrs. Morris Brodkey will entertain owner. In fact, diamonds Motor1 Car, every considerataon has Mrs. J. London, of Fremont, Nebr., at a reception Sunday, June 24, from have been credited with Come In and see our prices. : been g ven to the owner's safety. is visiting with Mr.. London's mother, 2 to 5 and from 7 to 10 o'clock at her curing various ills to which Mrs. F . London. the people in -olden days home at 3322 Webster in honor of the This is particularly evident in the •were subject, and many paBarmiszvoh of her son, David. The brakes, which, with theirl4-inch drums Mr. David Newman left Tuesday on tients, ill in bed, had rushed Barmitzvoh service will be held SaturEat. 1892 and' 2IS inch lining, are appreciably to him some famed diamond a business trip to Chicago, III. day morning, June 23, at the B'nai larger than the average. The extra 1510 Farnam St. 3a. 5?8S toward off "the evil spirit" surface thus provided develops greater Mr. ,Max Holzman returned home Israel Synagogue. that was attempting to seize his b o d y . Today new : friction wb^n the brake tendscoatract last-week from a class reunion at the Miss Carita Herzog, of Lincoln, charms have beea added to over the drums—and it is this friction Colbert Military Academy. the traditions of the diaNebr., arrived Sunday and is visiting which stops the cat. mond Itself—by exquisitely * Mr.vand Mrs. S. Robinson -will have with her cousin, Mrs. Dollie Elgutter. designed settings or mountConnecting levers are designed to as their guests this -week -their daugh- Miss Herzog, who is a recent graduate ings. Uammit the naaadmam of power with from the School of Journalism at the ter, JIrs* B. M. Ochtenberg, and Mr. •lightest la the production of tbes« minjmnm of effort. Ochtenberg,- of Kansas City, Mo., who University of Nebraska, has accepted noae »re more famous than has an 'on foe brake p attended the B'nai B'rith convention a position in the Advertising Departthose of ment of the Brarideis Stores. -" cfrect-. This p t at Denver, Colo., the past week. -Mr. evenly T w f w< i 11 the two and Mrs. Ochtenberg will arrive SunPiano Instructor Miss Lupy Cohn,- of Detroit, Mich., .tear wheels by a highly efficient Ye day. ;, '• . . '; ••• • is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harold • equalizer, which prevents riridriing Special attention to beginners. '•• Miss Erma Gross, niece of the Green, and family. Diamond . because i t retards both wheels Phone Webster 5161. Misses Eva and Rose Gladstone, sailed ' simultaneously, Res. 2601 Parker St. Shoppe •"Wednesday for.Europe to spend the : And the brake bands grip evenly all summer with her father, Mr. Dave That Last<xx* • around the drums. This protects the Gross, formerly of Omaha,-who is now fining against irregular wear and at Austria-Hungary. enables the driver to stop quickly,

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PAGE 4—TUB JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1928

E&&CA11QNAL DEPARTMENT OF 1HE JEWISH PRESS henman. The name of the seventh |the Home he has had the' opportunity] cases are' handl«(4.._e&cH y e a r k y the successful candidate is not yet known. of studying' music, . for which he committee," all qff which- require 'the Despite the vigorous campaign showed aptitude when in Omaha. Our titne-aQd: the attention -of; the toffice, against labor and minority nationalidaily appropriation to the Cleveland wh^ch is.open day and night. ' "'-'/ By Samuel H. Schaefer, Superentendent ties, the workers' ballots polled 40,000 Orphan Home is $4.93.- ; . • _ , . , - <•' In addition of course the'office han•OK* votes. - '. • You must add to the number men- dles :algo the clerical side of the-Fed' I -should like to make this report a Thirteen months ago he left Omaha tioned above the 10 people now resi- eration's work, and supervises directBerlin. (J. T. A.) A series of antiNew York.—At a meeting to which meniters of the Ku Klux .; picture of the day by day • activities afflicted with tuberculosis, with little dent at the Jewish Old People's Home, ly, with the co-operation of-the JewJewish excesses have occurred the , Klan had been invited, Rev. Arthur Porter, rector of the Bethany 'of the/Federation, and give you an hope held out for' his life. Thirteen if you would find the total number of ish. Women's Welfare Organization, last few days in the" Polish part.of ; Congregational Church of East Rockaway, L. I., in his sermon yesterlidea of just what the Federation is months under the care of the doctoirs individuals given material aid-daily by the local relief work. It costs $16.4^ Upper Silesia formerly belonging to day voiced a protest against the. removal of the Bible from public the Federation. Our-appropriation to to operate the office each day, and it ••'doing: in its various"; branches ' and at the National Jewish Hospital in Germany, according to reports' of pro„ schools of the United States. At the close of the service six men -. Denver have restotred him to health, the Old People's Honie ? and 'to the 1operates 7 days in the week. yfhatit costs us to do i t . " vincial newspapers in Prussia. Buk, stood at the church exit and distributed Ku Klux Klan propaganda Such-is, in brief, the daily cost of . Although - this i3 Sunday,- the - work and within a few weeks we hope to Bath House adjoiningrit- has -been avNeutomischel,. Culm,;;and, "V^ronke are literature. . eraging $4.93 daily. . the Federation's work.' It is figured of the Federation goes on;just the have him once more at work caring ; among the placesmentioned • in the on a budget of $49,500, which is the Each day we 'give_'approximately same. It. ja costing u^ today, just as for his family. But for 13 months and ; Porter claimed in his sermon that a recent study he made of dispatches where anti-Jewish attacks absolute minimum for -the year. And ; it does every day in the 'year, week- more the Federation eared for his $9.00 to the Wise Memorial; Hospital i public schools and those conducted by various churches showed that are alleged to have occurred. The re; days, Sundays and holidays, about wife and little children. .:. to defray in. some' measure for the of this sum'• we •"are" short as of June in a year's work the public school student received but twenty-four ports add that the Jews are constantly ; 1. $11,500 to. finance bur work to June .?136.00" to operate, This,is how that On Monday or Tuesday of this com- charity work done there." This figure hours* instruction in Biblical subjects. He declared further that in being threatened by anti-Semites and ' - • : . ' " ?13b.OO i s s p e n t : "••••-'•'-' / ing week the mother of three of our actually represents one-half; of-the 30... ' Catholic schools the pupils receive'235 hours of-Biblical instruction that anti-Jewish placards are promi: . This.niorning 72 children, alL living children- will leave -for Denver. She, daily cost of Jewish charity work done and in Hebrew schools seventy-eigKt-hours.1 Abstracts of Porter's nently displayed throughout the counhere, ate breakfast bought for them too, will go to the National Hospital by the Hospitar.last.year; > . HUNGARIAN JEWS appeal to the. Klan lay no stress "dn the fact that Hebrew school try. . by the Federation. The clothes? they for'.the treatment. Six other Omahans Transient relief work: costs the FedVOTE FORD A MENACE pupils are pupils of the public schools:and receive the-Biblical in? The Brealauer Zeitung reports twenwore •were furnished by* the Federa- are patients at this institution. Our eration an average of. $4.00 daily, but New York. (J. T. A.) A plea for struction in addition to their regular public sth&ol instruction and ty soldiers in uniform invaded the ; ; tion. The rent.for the rooms in which appropriation, to it averages $4.11 per the Jewish beggar is cared for..the elimination of Henry Ford from that there is~no demand on the jpart oT Jews"for -state -;actu)n--'to' Synagogue at Beuthen during divine ; ^hey lived was paid.'for by the Federa- day! To th6 HebrewrSheltering Society the presidential race was madt recentforce religious'. instruction into the;•i public, "schools; notwithstaiidlp^' ! services, with the intention of attacktion. If any of them were "ill," the Two other Denver institutions care, of New Yon£, =whlch Kas *dbiie> tfnd is ly by the fifth annual convention of that Jewish-children devote thet'same number of hours-as'the! ing tha Jewish worshippers. The atmedicine the free doctor prescribed for Omaha's tuberculosisr poor,-:one the • doing swh fin6:-'w-orlr-fOf--Jewish im- the Federation of Hungarian Jews in Protestant children to secular stucfies.* in the- Public, schbols..",,. .. tempt having miscarried because of was "paid for-by-the Federation. If J. C. R. S., our appropriation to which' migrants, our appropriation,is by the America, at the Hias building, 425 police intervention, the hooligans the ; if had been winter this morning, the averages $2.19 per day, and the other,'day $1.3,7, andto'jtlie Leo N. Levi'HosLafayette^ street.1^ ••:•••'. ''.:•'• ! same night threw hand grenades in rcoal they would have used would have the Ex-patients' Home, which receives '««••«i "'*• is « 40 -*" ™*+~> ' ' pital it The appeal charges Ford with being the Jewish cemetery, demolishing 'been paid for by thefFederation. Their 82 cents per day. Our records of ^meetings ..held in v widowed" mothers orJ their fathers, All of the children under the care of these rooms since January, 1, 1923,a menace to the peace and prosperity eight nationalities and seven labor of ~ the Social Democrats. Fourteen tombstones of the graves of deal sol1 temporarily, incapacitated -for work, the Federation who are of school age show that in 5. months (t£june*l) the of the inhabitants of the land, and unions, were i^Elsa Allen, Bessie Fried- minority candidates were also elected, diers. were similarly helped by' the" Federa- attend the Talmud Torahs of Omaha attendance at .321 meetings, of Y states that his only-virtue is that he is man, Mary" Goff, Ruth Gordon, Martic among them 7 Jews, 4 Poles, 2 GerMatros and Edward Trepal of New mans and 1 Russian. ! tiori.. At this moment 20 such adult or South Omaha. Hundreds of other groups was over 10,600. -The 28 clubs the richest man in the country. Yoik";-; Martin Beardslee, Hartford, The. Jewish Deputies are Drs. RoAnother resolution was adopted reresidents of'this city" are cared for by children attend them also, over 400 and group activities prompted by the /the Federation. Every day this week, children being enrolled in both schools. Y during .the past season, brought to questing the replacing of Count ,Conn.; Catherine Bennett and Tannya senbaum and Robinson, well known WHOLESALE 'aiding'as it does 92 persons, is cost- Over half of them pay full tuition; of these rooms Jewish young-people, Szchenyi, Consul General of Hungary Beimett, Katonah; Tony Garden, Glen- Zionists; Garfunkel, a Zerie Zion canto the United.States, because of jits coe,iO.; Sidney Henerson, Paullina^ didate; Raginsky of the Jewish mer'ing us §41.20. Druggists and Stationers the .balance,'some pay reduced tui- ranging in age from children' of :8 to alleged refusal to .intercede" in behalf la.; Joseph Kunz, Baltimore; E. J, chants' association; Finkelstein, who .-JThe father of 2 tion, and others <such as our children) young men and women of 24 and 25',, 401-403-405 Sontb 10th Street of these children of Jews in Hungary; who, thV fresfilu-Lever, Philadelphia; Chas. Moore* is styled a "democrat," and Rabbi Copay no tuition. To the Omaha Talencouraged wholesome recreation and 1 just returned from Denver last week. mud-Torah, with its enrollment of 350 stimulated an active Jewish conscious- tion asserts, are •; being inflicted with Manchester, England; Israel Mufson, Passaic. children, the Federation paya $14.00 ness." This work goe3 on all the time, "unspeakable persecution." In his report as president, Dr. Buchdaily, and to the South Side institu- except that in the summer out-ofFRED R.SHAW Flower Shop tion $2.14 daily, to support the char- doors activities are promoted It costs ler declared that conditions in Hun- SAYS HARVARD STAND Fbone 104 Certified Public Accountants gary have not improved much in the .MAY. END DISCRIMINATION itable and semi-charitable work which approximately $18.00 per day to operThe Best ol Everything In Flower* and Audits Systems last few years as they affect the Jews. Worcester,. Mass. (J., T. A.) The they are doing. . ate these activities. Confections at Moderate Prices. Investigations They are still' being discriminated defeat of the attempt to discriminate 345 W. Broadway, Next Liberty Theater Today there are 22 Omaha orphans 434 to 440 Feter* Trust Bld Similarly the rooms of the Jewish against, ridiculed, beaten and impris- against Jews at Harvard University COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA. Phones, Jackson 4313, 4314. at the Cleveland Orphan Home, four Community Center have afforded fa- oned because of'their religion, he would prevent further such disagreeof whom were taken there last month. cilities for adult groups of Omaha to charged. able affairs against any race or group These children are receiving all the function. The Federation appropriaDr. Buchler read messages from in American institutions of learning, essentials of life—food, clothing, shel- tion for this purpose is $8.22-_per day. President Harding, Governor Smith, Carpenter Paper Co. VAL. J . PETER&COMPANY ter, education, recreation. One Omaha . Appropriation to Palestine institu- Senator Copeland, U. S. Supreme B. Loring Young, speaker of the MasDistributors of sachusetts House, and an overseer of 1307 Howard St., Omaha, Neb. boy. will be returned to his home this tions will average $2.74 dally1, and for Western Bond—and High ATlantic 0340. month, his mother having, married miscellaneous expenditures $1.37 must Court Justice Louis Brandeis, Otto H. Harvard, told members of the MacGrade Stationery Kahn and Murray "Hulbert. cabees and Young Men's Hebrew as- 'One of America's Great Hotels" again recently. During his stay at be added* . • Omaha, Nebraska. sociation at a banquet here recently. Thisall to brief review by no means Mr. Young was given a testimonial completes the list of the ind of'service NEW LABOR COLLEGE in recognition of his opposition to GRADUATES FIRST 15 which the Federation is 'rendering. anti-Jewish propaganda.WASH AND KEEP WELL New York. (J.T. A.) Fifteen stuThere is a vast amount, of personal A RULE OF HEALTH dents, among them six young women, LITHUANL4N GOVERNMENT service, done; by the office, that too lity^ Kind v tle is nown about. Not "the least im- were in the first- graduating class of PARTY HAS MAJORITY OF TWO FRONTIER TOWEL SUPPLY • of -Insurance portant of this is the immigrant aid the first labor college which sent forth Kowno. (J. T. A.) Terrorist meth1819 California Street. WHOLESALE PAPER, work which the office does, including from Katonab, N^Y., after completing ods combined with a fierce agitation 209 W. O. W. Bldg. JA. 3944. O7Z9 • NO.IS^ST. STATIONERY, ETC. preparation- of affidavits,' transmit- a tworyear course at Brookwood Col- on the part' of the clergy against radting funds to Europe and1 giving ad- lege in sociology, psychology, labor ical and labor candidates are said to Distributors for vice on immigration matters. All so- journalism', statistics and labor prob- have caused, the victory of the ChrisPink Tip Matches — t E T PS DO YOUR-WKLDIXG cial service cases are handled through lems. They will return to the labor tian Democrats, the Government ParEFFICIENT snd RESPONSIBLE Northern Toilet Tissue LACNDEY. the office with the co-operation of the unions to which they belong to take ty, which wdn'forty seats in the new Where j-onr clothes come home . social service committee of the I. O. their, places as ...workers for trade Parliament. The Opposition elected 1112 Harney Street end last longer. 24, of whom 16 were the candidates ATlanticcleaner B.. B. and the Council of Jewish unionism. THE CAREFUL J^TELbERS . . ,; ATlantic 6409 0280. 1507-11 Jackson St. V The graduates-, who represented of the People's Socialist Party and 8 1A. 4397, ; Anything :: Anytime^K_Any.ptace . ;.15fil Jadtson S t i ' Women. These cases run the range H. A. JACOBBEEGER, Pres. of every possible humar. relationship. Within the past week three' such diOmaha Office: 813 Domcla* Street. vergent cases as these have been hanOmaha Phone Atlantic S856 . "Temptation- Besets You ' dled: Inducing a wife-beater to use Ford Transfer & Storage Co. When You Enter less forceful measures with his better COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA. B. A. FORD. (ALL MAKES) half, securing an increased mother's • President and General Manager. ' CANDIES, ICE CREAM, Service is Our Motto Council Bluff's (Iowa) Office pension for a Jewish widow, and en- Rented at Lowest Rates in City. Half Price Sale on Standard Typewriters. LUNCHES. Phone 865. 700 So. Slain Street. Safe Deposit Boxes for Bent. Sold on Convenient Terms. couraging a boy to take advantage of the opportunity offered him by his father to complete his high school course. Literally hundreds of such 205 So. 18th St. AT. 2414 16th and Farnam Streets

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