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Nothing is more pTactical than a high, clearly-defined ideal of service. •

VOL. H.—No. 34

Sav not alwavs what you know, but always \ know what vou sav.

Entered as wtond-elam - ;r matter <ro January" 27th, 1921, a t poBtoffico at Omaha, Me\ t/j *2r(under the Act ot Marcta 8, 1SJ».

[Who is Most Popular

JEWS Di 2 AGOGUI

W OUT; SYNW A "MOVIE"

O^IAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1923

Palestine Progress MISSIONARIES LEARN YIDDISH Despite Depression Reported for 1922

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, A YEAR, $2.60.

JEWS FROM POGROM Is Sought PRIEST SAVES for Jewish School Thirty-First Animal ielrew Chbficnic System m Europe

"Warsaw.-T-~~~*? A.)' Anti-Semites Bucharest. (J. T. A.) Jews of the New York. <J. T. A.) The Moody are celebrating their achievement in town of Ermighalifalva, Roumanian Bible Institute of Chicago says it has making the; little town-of Ksionz, PoSlovakia, are giving credit to a priest the distinction of being the only Gensen, entirely' free .of Jews. for having averted what threatened tile educational institution in the to be a pogrom. The "Kurjer, Poznanski," an antiUnited States to include a course in For some time, anti-Semitic agitatSemitic sheet, which, reports the matelimination Contest to Be Held ter, points with pride to the fact that Administration Shows Expan- Yiddish, according to a report in the Appeal Is Issued by Central ors have been circulating among the Baby Contest One of New Feature Events, — Winners Committee for Relief of gullible peasants the old ritual blood the Jews were driven out of the town. sion in Economic and r New York Times. It inaugurated this to "Locate" Most Popular only recently to teachithe students to Announced. War Sufferers. myths. Jews were also charged with The synagogue was auctioned off and Labor Spheres; Jewish Girl. talk in the modern Yiddish, dialect. the use of Christian blood to plaster .has, now been turned "into, a moving ' ! ." STEADY FLOW OF JEWISH The course also inclutfes instruction in E D U C A T I O N OF 250,000 the walls of the synagogue structure MRS. A. SCHLAIFER WON GERTRUDE FOGELSON OF picture house. CHILDREN UNDERnow being put up. By constant repeAUTOMOBILE RAFFLE. This paper; wishes. other towns the IMMIGRATION INDICATED the' ebrew Bible, similar to that proLINCOLN FIRST vided in all theological . seminaries. TAKEN. tition the stories received credence good luck falling to the lot of little • • ENTRANT./ among the peasants and, apprehend- More than three thousand people London. (J. T; A)—Considerable But more than this/ a :>course in Rab~ Ksionz and become 100 per cent ""Jewexpansion in the economic and labor binics is included, in" which select por- The Central Relief Committee for ing a possible outbreak against the attended the thirty-first annual picnic free." • "Who is the most popular girl? spheres is indicated in the report "of tions of the Talmud and Rabbinical the Relief of Jews Suffering Through Jews as a result, the Catholic priest of the Omaha Hebrew Club, Sunday This is the slogan that will be used the- Palestine administration - for commentaries are taken up. The in- the War has issued the following ap-- summoned the peasants and explained at Peony Park. According to memby the B'nai B'rith. lodge, 3nt its at1922, just issued. The economic de- structor is the Rev. Solomon Birnban. peal for $500,000 for Jewish schools that the charges were -entirely myth- bers of the commmittee in charge, tempt to "find" the most popular girl ' ical. The address of the priest served this was the beet attended picnic evpr pression notwithstanding, several im- The principal purpose of the course abroad: . for the Fun Carnival to be held Sunportant commercial enterprises were is to help rerncv : racial prejudice, the "In America, where education is uni- to dispel the illusions of the peasants, held, even though at times thr day, November 11, at the Municipal versal and compulsory, people form no and the anti-Jewish feeling seems to weather seemed threatening. launched and incorporated' during the Institute directors say. Auditorium. At :a meeting, of the spe"The establishment of the world adequate idea .'what' an educational be subsiding. year, the report shows. The widecial committee held Tuesday evening, The feature event of the afternoor.. school of training on this side of the drive means. Education of the young scale., building activity resulted in a plans were;made to launch a-Popular•W-RS the baby contest. The proucAtlantic is in keepiijjglwith the pres- forms part and parcel of each dty's ity contest. Every Jewish girl in the Christian Set Plan Pilgrimage to. Holy decrease in unemployment. ' mothers who entered their babies in city is eligible to enter this contest. Land in October. the contest •were on hand early with Attention is called to the fact that ent trend of the Jewish population to governmental program and is taken as Miss Gertrude Fogelson of Lincoln, their entrants. After a long deliberwhile, there has been much "political American cities," says an • announce- a matter of course, and 'drives' and Nebr., is the first entrant in the Pop- TO CO-OPERATE WITH LIKE ation as to who would be the viimer.s, discussion" in Palestine during the ment by the Moody institute. "There agitations for it are things scarcely ularity contest.. " I am going to try the judges had announced the. followCOMMITTEE FROM ENGLAND year under review, there were no dis- are now three and a half times as to be imagined. "But there are countries—in Eastmy hardest to bring this honor to Lining: First prize, Harriet PhvliK turbances, the discussion being con- many Jews in i>cw-York City as in Germany,' as many in Chicago as in ern Europe' and Asia, for instance— coln," said Miss Fogelson today. It New York.—Bishop William T. Man- fined to constitutional questions. Lcvine, daughter of Dr. and Mr*is expected that the neighboring cities ning has accepted the Chairmanship Improvement is noted in the rail- Great Britain, while: the number in •where conditions are entirely differ- Members Will Receive Free Admission Harry Levine of Blanchard, lows;; Tickets to Park. of Council Bluffs, Fremont, Sioux City of the Executive Committee of "the way and postal system, although it is Philadelphia exceeds all of France. ent^ Education in those lands has not second prize, Carl Fredericks, eon oi been -made compulsory rx yet, nor are American Committee on Preservation and Des Moines will enter girls in this; Mr. and Mrs. F, Fredericks. Arlin.* indicated that motor; transport, which those few schools that are in being TO HAVE EXCLUSIVE USE OF contest. " ' I of the Sacred Places in the Holy Land, many passengers prefer, has had a Marie Solomon, daughter of.Mr. &n.-l KRUG PARK PICNIC GROUNDS Mrs. J. A. Solomon, was judged tht< free to all, without distinction of race The contest will be one that will net headquarters of which have been bad.effectan.the revenue of the govor creed. most perfect baby and Joseph Glass-every person going to the carnival one opened at 287 Fourth avenue.. The ernment railways. ' ' " "In Poland, Lithuania, parts of Rus- The local lodge of the B'nai B'rith burg1, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louir, Kev. Dr. Charles S. Macfarland, Genhundred votes. The counting of the The American Express Company sia and Palestine, the educational fa-. will hold its annual picnic Sunday, Glassburg, %vas awarded second prizr;. votes will be judged on a one cent eral Secretary of the Federal Council and- Standard Oil are mentioned in cilities at the command of the people August 19, at Krug Park. All the The judges were, Mayor James Dah";value. Every ticket sold to the B'nai of the Churches of Christ in America, the, report,- the former-having opened are but rudimentary, and still less so members and their friends •will be the r^-an, Mrs. Hester Bronson Coppsr Will Conduct Services According to also is a member. The Rev. Dr. B'rith carnival will count for 100 votes a bank in Jerusalem^ while the latter are they to the Jewish portion of the guests of the local lodge, according to and Miss Olga Johnson. Modern Orthodox. Ritual. and every ticket that will be sold for Charles Homer Boynton, professor in applied for a concession for reclamapopulation. The Jewish children are, the committee in charge. "Tickets will the raffle of the automobile will count the General Episcopal Theological tion along the Dead Sea. ATTEMPT TO SECURE RABBI as a rule, discriminated against and be sent to B'nai B'rith members free The prize waltz was won by Mayftr for twenty-five votes. The girl secur- Seminary, who is now on his way to denied even that little which is at the of charge," said Harry Silverman, Monsky and Miss Eva Yousem. DurNACHAM ARNOFF ing the greatest number of votes will Palestine for the committee, is the 16,000 Jewish Workers Organized service of their- non-Jewish brothers president of the lodge. Special reduc- ing the evening, the center of exitcThe report cites the census figures be judged the most popular girL Ac- Secretary: The. campaign aims to tion in dance and amusement tickets ment was the raffling of the Cher-^ no'nff Jewish workers,- showing over The movement for a Modern Ortho- and sisters. ccording to the committee; the' contest raise $2,000,000. •will also be obtained for the members. rolet car, which, was won by Mrs. The: committee will do America's 16,000 men and women organized. dox synagogue, which was started here "The Central Relief Committee has will be an elimination contest and the The lodge has secured the use of A. Schlaifer. undertaken the burden of educating 2,600 are organized last year, will be. carried out in Modgirls must obtain a minimum of 25,000 part in helping to preserve the sacred Of these, the private picnic grounds at the park. Miss Gertrude Cooper, member of 1250,000 "xhildren in the war-stricken labor associations. ern Orthodox ritctai a t the High holiplaces of the Holy Land, especially in co-operative votes to enter the contest. Special stunts and games are being the local Hadassah organization wa»s lands,'in addition to its liberal conJewish workers' pay and conditions days here this fall;: Services will be Bethlehem", ,;Nazargth> the Garden of First prize for the winner will be shown to be much higher held at therKel-Pine*s Academy, Twen- tributions" to -Uie Jewish schools of arranged for by the entertainment the winner of the contest in the sal* a round, trip ticket to California, and 'Gethsemane,-the Mount of Olives and of labor are : than those *>f Arab workers employed ty-fifth and Jarnam-streets, on Rosh Palestine. Of these quarter of a mil- committee!. According to the commit- of the most tickets. This contest w&* .; second prize will be a round trip ticket •the Holy Sepulchre. lion. childrea -who-srs -depsads&t^ far v-Aiv-.js one "of the most.jgsterestsnjE11 ones- *£• ; ^ ^ guests free of Sharge.The members Attempts are being made to secure. their education—general as "well as , , tke day, it being represented bF The proceeds of ilie B'nai B'rith car- become necessary to seek American the full report follows: will receive tickets through the mails contestants from different organisaspecifically Jewish—upon the munifiRabbi Nacham Arnoff, graduate of aid because of -"thewar.. Up to i?l4»The principal event of the year nival will go towards the maintenance that will entitle them to free admisof its war orphans and to- help pay •64' per cent" of 1the total revenue of under review was the approval by the Jewish Theological Seminary, to cence of the Central Relief Commit- sion to the park and ball room. Spe- tions and also -with independent C&T«~ its pledge to the Anti-Defamation the Patriarchate of Jerusalem, which the Council of the League t>iL_Na- conduct the services here. The serv- tee—there are about 25,000 orphans cial discounts on dance and other didates. for 'Centuries' "has' maintained the .sa- tions.ol the British mandate for ices will be held on both days of Rosh whose education and rearing must be amusement tickets will be allowed. One of the added attractions for league. * .' ; — ' made its concern if- we do not want cred places'in Palestine, came from Hashona and on Yom KippurJ Palestine and the additional but the merry makers, was the dancing Plans are under way to make this r Members of the "lodge can bring a gala event in the history of Omaha Russian sources. "• M6st 6f tMs money, conditional agreement of France and The committee In jcharge of arrange- them to grow up as a thorn in the their picnic baskets and enjoy the out- both afternoon and evening. Jewry. Special vaudeville stunts and was thegift'of thousands of pilgrims Italy relating to their respective ments for the services include the side of their own people, as well as ing in the spacious Krug Park picnic following: Jake Slosberg, chairman; of the country of their birth." acts>are being arranged for. The au- who made their way from Russia to interests in Syria. grounds. Plans are being made by Palestine every year, especially at.the Mention is made of the Palestine Mrs. D. P. Feder and Mr. H. Harry ditorium will be beautifully decorated the committee to have games for the Easter season. Order in Council decreeing the estab- Fleishman, secretaries, and Sam Kapwith the national colors, celebrating grownups and for the youngsters, for The head of a commission appointed lishment of a Legislative Council and lan, treasurer. Armistice Day. men and women. by the British is expected here in a of the order granting a formal com- The movement for a Modern Orthofew days to confer with the American mission to Sir Herbert , Samuel as dox Synagogue was started last year, WHAT THOMAS DIXON, Fund Called Joseph Kranskopf Me» committee as to the extent to which High Commissioner for Palestine. and. plans were already made to secure JEWISH WORLD RELIEF " morial. AUTHOR OF *THE America will help in liquidating the The British government's White a building site, where the Synagogue Took Acthre Part in Jewish ActiviCONFERENCE TO OPEN BANK KLANSMAN," THINKS debt of the Patriarchate. A statement Paper interpreting the Balfour Dec- would be erected. According to memties. ABOUT THE KLAN. Berlin, (J. T. A.)—The Jewish Doylesto-vra, Pa.. (J. T. A.) The Jeby the committee says that tile only laration favoring the Jewish Na- bers of the committee, this was not World Belief Conference at its meet- bilee Fund' of the National Farm ThomaB Dixon was one of sevway to assure the preservation of the done because of the many campaigns eral speakers at a meeting called holy places is to clear up the debt, tional Home and the resolution of the that-were carried on in the city during Des Moines, la.—Julius Mandel- ing here has decided to open its own School, which has been renamed tbs baum, for more than half a century bank. The principal offices of the Joseph Krauskopf Memorial Fund, i by the American Unity League to as the entire income of the Patriarch- Council of the League of Nations exthe past year. a prominent merchant of Des Moines, bank will be', located in Paris and a has now reached the sum of $600,000. cluding Trans-Jordania from articles discuss ways and means for comate is used in running expenses and of the Palestine mandate are ^ also died at his home, 1040 Twenty-first branch established at London. It Friends of the late Dr. KrauskopC bating the hooded organization, interest charges. • street, Tuesday night. He was 86 is planned to throw open the doors are availing1 themselves, according to GOLF ASSOCIAsome time ago. . years old, and had been in failing of the institution some time in July. the Farm chool authorities, of the o|>» He said that when the modern TION BARS J E W S health for more than a year. portunity "to contribute to his mem, Klan was organized a few years FROM CONTEST Mr. Manddbaum was president of BAPTISTS AS WELL AS JEWS ory" also by donations to the "Flow&z ago he declined an invitation to Over $300.00 Las already been conChicago. (J. T. A.) Six Jewish golf J. Manddbaum & Sons which he PERSECUTED IN ROUMANIA join, warning the organizers that and Fruit Fund" of the school, whi<sh tributed to the Memorial Fund of the clubs have protested against the act founded in 1866. He took an active "if they dared to use the disguise •was founded by the last will of Df. Jewish Welfare Federation in memory Georgia Congressman Plans Move of the Western Women's Golf Asso- interest in the business in spite of in a secret oathbonnd order today, Krcusksjpf. of Mr. Morris Levy, and additional doKowno. (J. T. A.) The appointciation barring Jews from participa- Ms growing feebleness in late years, Against Oppression. with the courts of law working ment of Dr. S. Rosenbanm as Minister donations are turned over tfe tion in the association's championship and maintained it up until a iew nations are "being received daily. The under a civilized government, the for Jewish Affairs is a source of the ; National Farm School to be tn* Among the contributors are many contest. months -ago. . .end was sure riot, anarchy, gratification to Lithuanian ewry, espe- Stockholm. (J. T. A.) Baptists as vested and the income is devoted tft well as Jews are being persecuted in In explanation the president of the Mr. Mandelbaum. was born in Ba- members of the Board of Federation, distribution of fruits and flowers to bloodshed, and martial law. " ' cially as there were sinister rumors Eoumania,.according to reports made association stated that the latter comof which Mr. Levy was president at the needy sick. "We have already reached the in circulation recently that the "Minis- at the world Baptist; convention in prised active dubs and only members varia, March 13, 1937. He came to the time of his death. America at the age of 15, and arrived try for Jewish Affairs would be abolriot and bloodshed," he said, "and of such dubs were entitled to par- in Des Moines in 1864. The railroad unless the thing is throttled ished and a ministry of all National session here. ticipation in the contest. Greek orthodox natives persecute had not yet been completed to this Minorities established under a German promptly we are in eight of marThe Jewish dubs, however, contend -Baptists and Jews in the class, of. uncity, and he made the trip from Grinminister./. -• * - --- . tial law." believers, raid their meetings, mal- that they have sought many times to nell by stage. . • A The original Klan was founded The Jewish' deputies and the Jewish treat women and. attack men, it was become enrolled as active dubs, but He was a public spirited man, alas a weapon against a corrupt National • Council made vigorous' repon various pretexts their applications though modest f;and unassuming. " He ; and intolerable tyranny by the resentations toi 'the ', ;Goyernment charged. "~ The practice of sending New Year's Greetings to friends had been rejected. .; , served as president of Congregation bravest and noblest men of the! against such" a1 policy and on the es- Congressman .William D. Uushaw of and relatives through fee local Jewish paper is general Two years ago the association de- B'nai Jeshurun fora number of years, Georgia announced, following tbV'dissouth, lie said, but the proscrip- tablishment of the Coalition Governthroughout the country. Its advantage over the old indivdual bated the proposition of admitting and was a leader in Jewish affairs as dosures, thafrhe would initiate a tion of" the* negro race by the ment, M. Galvanbwsky invited Dr. Eo- movement to have the Roumanian Jews to active : membership. Many mailing card is evident in the saving of time, expense and modern Klan is inhuman. senbaum and asked-him to take' over Government call a halt to these-prac- Jews at the time sent in their resig- well as a, generous supporter of reworry over forgetting a friend. ligious and philanthropic projects. "The Klan assault on the for- the Ministry for Jewish Affairs. nations -from the clubs. tices. . ' • -' Mr. Mandelbaum is survived by two Greeting Card in the "JEWISH PSESS"\ eigner is the acme of stupidity In conversation* with representatives The dub leaders are said to have sons, Morris and. Sidney, and two and inhumanity," he said. "We of the Jewish Pressi Dr. Edsenbaum will take tMs form! * admitted that difficulties have been daughters, Mrs. Mpse Cohen and Mrs. are all foreigners except the few said: ; "The relations "between the STONE FROM WAILING WALL Indians we haven't killed.' IN FREE SYNAGOGUE HOUSE placed in the way of Jews in the as- Isaac J. Wallerstein. All are resiLithuanian people and the Jews of sociation, but tliey dedare that "it is dents of Des Moines. He was married Mr. and Mrs. William B. Abrams and family of "Our fathers blazed" the way the country have recently been New York. (J. T. A.) A stone from for the Jewish members' own good.' in 1858 to Miss Minnie Mann of Al9765 West Grand Boulevard extend their best through the wilderness for the strained. My view is that there must the Wailing Wall will be built in one bany, N. Y. Mrs. Mandelbaum died wishes to their relatives and friends for a Happy trembling feet of liberty. They be an improvement in this regard. of the walls of the jiew Synagogue in 1898. and Prosperous New Year. built a beacon on these shores, This will be one of my principal aims House of the Federated Central and ALL PORTUGAL HUSHED IN TRIBUTE TO POET LAUREATE Funeral services were held at the flashing its rays of hopes to .all as P. member, of the Government. I Free Synagogues which is being'erectLisbon. {J. T. A.)—Abilio Manuel home Thursday afternoon. Rabbi Euthe oppressed on earth. Shall we, hope that the Government will strive ed on West Sixty-eighth street, near MAIL TEE COUPON BELOW IMMEDIATELY their sons, meet the humble im- to make the peaceful co-operation of Central Park West, it is stated. Junqueiro, Portugal's poet laureate gene Mannheimer officiated. Burial was in Woodland cemetery. migrant of 'today with a mask and all the nationalities in Lithuania. The stone which has Just arrived in and the greatest figure in' Portugese The JewMi Press, .{ ' dagger and push him back into ."I have never," he proceeded, "had New York is a gift to Dr. S. Wise, literature during the last half cen482 Srandeis Theatre Bide, ' ^ bell? If this is 100 per cent a personal policy. I have always been from Sir Wyndham Deedes," former tury, is dead. SEVENTY-FIVE RABBIS AT Omaha, Nebraska." _ Americanism, L for one, spit on and will remain subject to the Jew- Civil Secretary of the Palestine Gov- The poet was of Jewish descent. MEZRACHI CONTENTION Gentlemen;— ' . it." ish National Council and the group of ernment. I t was presented to Dr. During the funeral which was held Warsaw. (J. T. A.) The relations Enclosed £n& $2.0C, for which please invert my Keir Year's Jewish deputies. But I hold firmly Wise on his trip last year to-Pales- Sunday, five minutes silence prevail- of the militant Mizxachi as representGreeting Card in your Bosh Hasaoraa <5£8<&) Number, j ••' Prague. (J. T. A.) Emmanuel Las- that the highest national,organ is the tine. ed throughout Portugal as a tribute ed by the "Agudath Israel" to orthoJber was crowned victor in the Euro- conference of Jewish communities, and The stone is a part of the famous to the dead poet. doxy and to the Zionist movement are pean chess tournament which has just between the conferences the Jewish Wailing Wall "grooved and furrowed "SAME: The body was removed Saturday being considered at the convention of ••?"!•: * closed at Mahrisch-Ostrau.; National Council elected by them and by the tears of Jews" praying at the from Estrella Church to Parliament Polish rabbis associated with the Mizs It is predicted that Lasker.wiII now its Executive. Idstoric shrine. _ ' - .• House where it lay, in state until rachi movement which Is being held ADDRESS: issue a challenge to Capablanca, who The building -which will contain the Sunday, when the burial toolc place. here. About 75 rabbis from all parts • won the world championship from The Jewish Press will have a-Spe- Temple stone will also house the JewAll phases of Portugese national of Poland and Galicia are in attend- tllv <W,'T.<f,fr, ^ ^ Lasker at the Havanna meet. * " . ' ~ ial New Year Greetings page. ish Institute of Religion. life were represented a t the funexaL ance.

Non-Jews Plan Spending 200 Million DoDars on Holy Places in Palestine

Local Wm B'ritli Lodge Annual Swday, August 19

Modern Orthodox Synagope To Coisdict Serpcgs At The High Holidays Next Mcntli

Prominent Des Mokes Business Man Dead

. fmi leacks $600,000

Lithuania's New Jewish Minister Announces Policy

New Year's Greetings

PAGE 2—THE JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY; AUGUST 2, 1923 had framed in words, the question in her eyes. We returned to our car and he whipped up his horses. ' "• PqfcUthed ev^ry Thursday at Ortaha* Nabtafka, 1^ "Isn't; ho just splendid?" she said, ' THE JEWISH PBESS' PUBLISHING COMPANY. '{•'-. and then I noticed the wonderful Office: 482 Brandeis. Theatre Building;—Telephone* Jackson g37£ change. Her eyea were sparkling with a new interest, the languid gaze NATHAN E.. GREEN, Manager. had gone, there was a fresh color in ..?2.50 Subscription' Price,.ope year. her cheeks, which even the powder AdyertfsjQ& tates, fbrnished on application. could not hide; she was eager now, no 1 onger placidly content; she wanted NOT PRINTED FOR PERSONAL PROFIT—Profits from the publicaj tfttt of T M Jewtoft P*f»g law ' < » . ; j t o : - d l to know if she could work, on the arm. CBANQB O r ADDRESS—Pleaw g W both tii* old and Mir Bddresa j <f But I thought you were so fond of : : ' iw « B » tin n u u m . . ' • . / ' . ..••:.-..:• city life,"-1 said. The;4ewis& Press is supplied by the Jewish- Telegsapbio A'gerifiy (Jewish "I did not realize what a J e w i s h Correspondence- Bnreau>vrith cabled, £nd telegraphic JCevosb. news, in addition to feature articles and correspondences from all important Jewijjh centr.es. 'ariner looked like," she answered. I t Inquiries regarding news iteihs credited to this Agensy Will be gladly must fee lovely to. live in the country anssfered if/addressed to Jewish Telegvaphic Agency, 114 Fifth Avenue, with our own people. I'm going to Ney? Xorls City* -'* join that 'Kevuzah'." (Jently I explained to her that some ^Q THE JEWISH PRESS. experience was first necessary. It be best to join-the Agricultural A book, it has b^ensaidj % the precious life-blood of it& author. l l Nahalal .The pres&df a people inay similarly be called the mirror of its aoui- Training: Farm, for Girls at N yearnings. Spme papers lead their readers, others follow. Some and after a year or so-" to ask permisr have specialliobbies. Some"'are conservative, others radical. But sion to enter a Kevuzah. in the style and content of periodicals of a given type, we can "But it. must be Merhavia," she ansglimpse the;soul of their readers. Taken as a class, the Jewish wered, and she looked at me with periodicals of the United States and Canada body forth a Jewish, such assurance that I marvelled at qonsciotisness that is virile, enlightened and forward-looking.. her. By the very nature, of the case few people read more than But when we were seated in the one Jewish paper. The criticisms that are, therefore,, sometimes common dining room in ; Merhavia, heard, are; in the main, criticisms of local characteristics,, Jewish tasting the pioducts of the farm, and periodicals are prone to emphasize the doings of in$Yi<juaJts. Why he volunteered; to train her as his .worry? we ar4 y r i It is only y evidence of the fact s that t a 4 a!gregario.ua g r g . assistent in the dairy, I ceased to first sight—explains Sfroup> that we Uke each other, and want to know whatthe others marvel. many .things. of pur group are doing. Much of our "news," is parochial in

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NINTH VICTIM OF BUDAPEST BOMB OUTRAGE. Budapest. (J. T. A.)—Another victim, the ninth, of the bomb outrage at the ElizabethenfSadt Democratic Club on April 3, M922, has just died here of his wounds—Herr August Lang. Ho was seated close to the place where the infernal machine had been concealed. He had a foot blown off and had to be twice operated on, but all the efforts of surgery have been unable to save his life.

POLISH.POLICE CHIEF EMBRACES JUDIAISM Warsaw. (J. T. A.) Two prominent Poles in the town of Braslovo in the Vilna district have embraced Judaism. One is Jasczewski, chief of police of New. Fear's Eve_ -Hon., Sept. SB Blaslovo, and the other is an army officer named Adamski. ARAB DELEGATION Both ase adopting the Jeish faith REACHES LONDON in order to marry Jewesses. London. (J.T.A.) The delegation of Palestine Arabs has already ar- CLERGY CONTROLS LITHUANIA. SAYS rived here. Representing the "^legaINTELLIGENCE OFFICER tion, Musa Kazim has applied for a New York. (J. T. A.) That Lithuhearing before the committee of Lords which is studying the Palestine ques- ania is now "the most oppressed coun» tion. No answer has yet been given try in the world" and that "it is ruled by the committee, which ia headed by by the Christian Democratic" Party, beaded by the Roman Catholic clergy the Duke of Devonshire. and therefore pro-Polish, reactionary and anti-Semitic," is the charge made JEWS UNREPRESENTED in tiie New York World by Casimir IN ESTHONIA ASSEMBLY Pileans, former director of Political character, but so is our form of organization. Reval, Esthonia. (J. T. A.) The new Intelligence in Lithuania. "A significant remark in Mrv Julius Rosenwald's essay, pubEsthonian parliament which has just, Kowno, he declares, is in the hands lished in the"Union Bulletin" last month, is very much to the convened has not a single Jewish rep- of "Jews and officials." p^int. The last fifty years, says Mr. Rosenwajd inf substance, resentative, despite, the fact that the has;seen the growth of a large number of National Jewish organJewish population is in excess of 5,000 izations. In other words, we have begun to think in national and the ratio of representation, is rather than in parochial terms. The great war has made us Sends Letter to Committee in Charge. about; 1 for 4,000. FOR SALE —Horse and think in international terms. All this is reflected in the Jewish The parliament numbering 110 depWagon; Apply at Jewish press, which has in recent velars enlarged its horizon and has Albany, N.Y. (J.T.A.) Religious uties: has the following allignment: Welfare Federation, 301 even developed types of publications that eschew all local interests. training of the children of all faiths Rights, 25 deputies; Center, 38; SoLyric Building. Every Jewish paper, regardless of its special point of view, and all creeds is urged by Gov. Alfred cial Democrats, 20; Communists, 10. is definitely and unequivocally on the side of righteousness. No Smith in a letter he has iust sent to The Russians and the Germans have matter how persistently the Jewish press has clamored for the Jewish Educational Association of together 7, forming a separate minor"rights", it has never overlooked the need of fostering in its New York. readers a greater measure cf responsiveness, to the true, the good, " The Governor says that the Asso- ity bloc. Dr. A. Greenberg is now the beautiful. At all times the Jewish press has stood as a unit ciation, which is engaged in a camresiding at 808 North for preserving the Jewish contributions to civilization. Strongly paign to take ten thousand Jewish Jerusalem. ( J . T . A . ) Arab brig38th Street and his teleas Jewish editors may differ as to the value of certain movements children off the streets and place ands ambushed the paymaster's railway trolley near Tulkerman, killed the phone is Ha-rney 4915. them in religious schools this fall, is within the group, twenty-five years of reading of Jewish papers driver and his assistant, and wounded dealing with a fundamental problem has impressed the writer that these differences do not preclude as important to. the community as the the district engineer^ a Britisher, and deep-seated, courtesy and abiding patience. his aid. The car was carrying 2,000 of the sick and the poor. The Jewish press counts its readers by the hundreds of care The campaign is headed by Nathan pounds for distribution among the ofW a n t e d — Experienced thousands—a greater congregation than is represented within the Straus, ficials. Judge Otto Rosalsky, Judge' Sales Ladies for dry walls of. the synagogue. • There is na substitute for the spoken .Edward Luzansky, Israel Unterberg, The driver was named Hassan, an goods and ready to wear. word; but at the same time there is no means comparable to the Jacob Wener, Samuel Rottenberg and Egyptian, and the Greek employee's Apply Star Store, 24th printed word for reaching the scattered hamlets of this country Bernard Semel. name was Atanes. The District Enand Parker. where Jewish organization is at a low. ebb. And this is just as Governor Smith's letter in part fol- gineer, Wigley, and Assistant District tru& of the larger centers, where there are many Jewish voices lows: Engineer Taylor got off with wounds. - • calling* to thousands, but where there are many more thousands "I have noted with deep interest there was a struggle as in living in a state of populous loneliness—the unattached millions your communication to me that, hun- theApparently headless body of an Arab v as Wanted — Bookkeeper and who only read, The Jewish press is the connecting tie. between dreds, of thousands of children,, both 'ond near the .sc«ne of the crime. , Stenographer. Ask for these scattered units and the body of Israel.-—:"The • Union Christian and Jewish, are growing, up 'British authorities have taken as Mr. Levinson, Star Store, Bulletin." in this state without any religious hostages the heads of the neighboring 24th and Parker. education. This fact must challenge villages, confiscating part of the catthe conscience of every right-minded tle until the murderers are discovered. man and woman m. this state, irrespective of '.his, r&ce c-r creed. No state or country can long endure Being the Story of a Gothan Girl Who Joined the which neglects to inculcate the principles of morality and religion, in the at Merhavia) minds and hearts of its young people. By ELIAS M, EPSTEIN. Special Jerusalem Correspondence to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. "I agree with you that the vast majority of the 90 per cent of all offendand as you tell me there is a o be called for; heaps of oranges ers who come before our criminal d for first' class stenographers gleaming in the bright sun and very courts, could have been saved if they in Palestine. I have no doubt I shall cheap; in the fields beyond; Jewish, had come under, the influence of a religious education in their childhood. soon find a suitable post." haymakers singing as they worked. "The Jewish Education Association, Hard upon the letter to her friend There was a rattle, of- cart; and came, the- writer herself. She* had horses, and a voice hailed me. Reins of which you are the president, is BJOW been a week ia the Land of in hand, standing, up in his rude dealing with a most fundamental Israel, wiich she spent in Jerusalem wagon* the owner of the voice locked problem in the only way it can be -where, she found an excellent govern- he picture' of health. Bronzed, face, solved, and that is by religious edument position awaiting her: She- was ' arms;, his d chest. h t dand' ' strong. t hi cation. I sincerely hope that my felto begin, on, the first of next month hirt, open arid the shirt-sleeves rolled low citizens of the Jewish, faith will and meanwhile was seeing the sights. up to the elbows showing his hard respond as generously to - this camShe was pleased with everything. muscles; f anniSs^s *~' breeches" * and paign to -put ten thousand Jewish Jerusalem was really quite modern. eggings; "andT aVsniife* that .showed children into religious schools as they 'Automobiles and public motor busses, content and happiness. He looked are accustomed to answer the call for -conveyed you from end to end of the ike the figure, in the. Jewish National help- to, the poor, the sick a&d the ;, - city; the shops had everything . you Fund's Golden. Book'Certificate". He dejuwjuent,'* ^ milliners and, dressmakers W . just; brought'in the "daily silpply WEbster (with taste), abounded; there were of milk from Mertisvfa, for 'Afttleh'ts VATICAN DESIGNATES 1 dance,? and concerts and tea gardens;, the station, tot tMt "kevuzah, ' "and -OBSERVER FOR THE HASI even accommodation with bath room he was taking back supplies. We en- •' Rome. (J. T. A* Vatican interests could be found. Her fear "of being gaged in conversation. He gave me in the Holy Land, particularly the "buried1 alive" in old Jerusalem van- news of the farm (they had killed a holy- place*, will be looked after by a ished, and after a ball given by an cow the previous day and that was special emissary, announcement havEcgiish Club she confessed she was. an event in Merhavia), add I told him ing- been made here that Monsignor of the tittle-tattle of politics as it was Filippl, former Papal nuncio ta Mex&aving-j& giddy time. Now .before settling-down to work understood in Jerusalem. I did not ico, has been designated special ob, ghd proposed' to visit one or two col- notice that the girl had approached server in th£ middle east. onies and I.suggested the new col- us. Moasigner Filippi is charged, with onies in the "fimek."1- The joufney "Won't you introduce me?" she conducting a through investigation of TeI 310 N Q . 16th St. north, through the hills of Judea and whispered. the> countries to which he is assigned Samaria was pleasant but did not ""Certainty--bub you ' doftt speak and t© report to the Holy- Seey which «xcite her. : She was" not-Impressed Hebrew-, do yott?1* However, I offer- will use his findings as a basis for Has Taken Charge Q£ The Wholesale and by the Arab town of Nablus or the ed id infefrpefc action in those places. Retail Business of Shalker Packing €ompany. primitive village of Jenin,- and ehe She-asked the young farmer ever so M. Jordafisk! has been received by Asked whether the Jewish s^ttlementa many questions and he was amused, tha foteign office aa the new- reprewete of the same type. I tried to at her ignorance of the life in the col- sentative in Italy- of the Soviet Govexplain what the colonies,- the? life of onies, but he seemed very keen on ernment. t , the tilling ot t!*e? poiL. meant to us as a p'eoptej I dwelt on the ideal "Th# Kevus;ah i$- a co-operative 6f the Halazim's return, to* the land;, groupt" he explained, "We don't ftwn LAUSANNE TREATY I apoke of how they were free and the- land. I t teiongs to, the Jewish Shalker Packing Company of Leavenworth, Kansas, HELPS MANDATES How through them our nation was people and it is -leased to us by the Rome. ^J, T. A.>. Now that "the will give a Special Price for its Retail Trade. finding its freedom. But my words Jewish National JHind. We are* 46 treaty o^ Lausann* with .Turkey has souIit.aH-toKL S«3BlB.look after the been signed, by Great Britain France, found no listener in -tltf "New Fresh Salami ~.« —35c lb. gift.' I was talking to one who did dairy, others attend to the crops ejjd y J . J? other allies, the iUit understand. When she began to the fruit planfattons. • • Taose eucat^g- rights of Italians. in. - countries preThick Bologna .„._„.. ...Me lb. p hum a fox-trot tune I gave up my tutf" "trees aloagside the railway Une viously belonging to the Ottoman EmWerners -.-„. ....-30c lb. -^jqHanations. In silence the cai» wer& planted by us." pire and vAich7*r» now tinder- British p pushed' ahead towards the Valley of "And have you taty girfs, too, among; JJ F W b ' i h Ap d t*e flV V bbe deterdeter dt Old Style Smoked Tongues..50e lb. 6* JFreiWbmined in 'd^cuisfonii'to Tbegfft'soortly Jeareel. ' - • ' -" .All Pastronii, Smoked Meat and Tongues at Between- "tBe-" ^jvefnaiehta of • France | t was in Afuteh thafr the- wondeirful "Of ~c<mrse!- -What f*ft* is without girls?" he answered. aad Italy, says tiie Italian telegfaphk Special Price. t h # g happened.- Ths rf-nuffaur pulled He had not meant it as a compli- agency} Vdlta." ' r up for benzine or water, and I, to ment—it"was'a'plain statement of All MeaU Guaranteed to be Kosher British Mandate fox Palestine wh#m the "scene was familiar did not f^ct;—-but she blushed at his straigfctr and the ^ ^ Syri for Syria by itabbi M, Bravde of, St. Joe, Mo. trouble to leave the car:. The smdl fwrwasd- glance and ftank smile. «nter inW&ree immediately- an . "Why not pay us * visit/' h&.aske& agreement 19 reached between France yo». beforVshe said Italyi t hoi

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PALESTINE BUDGET CUT A MILLION DOLLARS Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) Palestine administration is going in very strongly for a reduction in its expenditures and as a result of the retrenchment move, many of the less needed employees have been removed from the Government's payroll. All departments have been instructed to cut their expenditures to the bone, and the revised annual budget hich has been prepared provides Hot a cut of a quarter of a million pounds or over a million dollars. Chicago, 111., July 19. (J. T. A.)— B'nai B'rith. Lodges in Poland which prior to the war Were, under the jurisdiction of Austrian and German districts, have now become part of the new District Grand Lodge No. 13. Authorization - for the formation of the new district grand, lodge has recently been given by the Executive Committee of the Order. The Executive Committee also has" under advisement th« formation of an additional district in the Near East to include B'nai B'rith Lodges

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PAGE 8—THE JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1933 Dr. and Mrs. A. Greenberg have Ethel, returned from a three week's Mr. Abe Rosenberg left Sunday for with thehr daughter, Mrs. Philip Sher- The Congregation Tifereth Israel moved into 308 North Thirty-eighth stay at Kansas City and Excelsior New York, where he will stay for two man, and Mr. Sherman. held its annual picnic Sunday at weeks. _ street to make their home. Brace's Park. A large crowd was in Springs, Mo. A Talmud Torah meeting was held attendance. Races, games and dancMiss Rose Segal will have as her Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Feil and grand- Mrs. S. Goldberg and family left Tuesday evening at the Synagogue. ing were among the entertainments house guest Miss Ruth Silverstine, of daughter, Dorothy Solomon, returned Monday night for Chicago, HI., where for the guests. Salt Lake City, who will arrive Fri- Friday from the Lake Chautauqua Re- they will make their future home. Miss Sebecca Poska left Sunday for day morning. A number of affairs are sorts, where they spent the past Mr. Sam Adelstdne, of Philadelphia, ELLIS-SIRINSKY. — . Denver,-Colo., where she will join being planned to honor the visitor. month. Pa., was the gaest of his cousins, Mr. The marriage of Miss Anna Sirin- Miss Rose Poskar and together they Messrs. Joe Brown* bailiff of Judge Mrs. A. Greenberg and small daugh- and Mrs. Simon Steinberg, last week. sky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Sir- will visit in Denver, and Colorado Day's court; Sam E. Haver, deputy ter, Beverly Ramona, and Mrs. F . J. insky, to Mr. Lewis Ellis took place Springs. county assessor, and Joe Jacobs, of Alberts and small daughter, Rosalee The Misses Esther and Helen Cher- Tuesday evening at the Synagogue. the Omaha Bee, are leaving during Jean, returned Thursday from Minne- niss left for Colorado, where they will The bride was attended by Mrs. Philip The |vre club held a regular meetGreenstone, sister of the groom, as ing Wednesday evening in the Club the week for Lake Okoboji. apolis, Minn., where they have been visit for about three weeks. visiting with Mrs. Greenberg's par- The Mogen Dovid Young Judaean matron of honor. The Misses Bessie Rooms. Mr. flarry Finsod, of OttumWEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Goldware, Jr., ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kogan, for the club will hold an important meeting Levine as maid of honor, Ruth Evan- wa, la., was the guest of the lodge. The engagement of Miss Molly left Tuesday with their two children i KRESTAL-KLAUS. t next Sunday at 1:30 p. m. at the Syn- en, Jennie Wolff and Mae Shapiro as Miss Ruth Herman, of Omaha, is an. eastern motor trip to Chicago, Chicago This marriage of Miss Sarah Elans, Grossman, daughter of Mrs. E. Gross- on an bridesmaids. Sarah Sirinsky and agogue. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel man, to Mr. Ben Diamond, of St. HI.; -Washington, D. C ; Philadelphia, Miss Rose Dervin, of Sioux City, Gertrude Ellis were the flower-girls. the house guest of Miss Nina Shostak. Klaus, of Philadelphia, Pa., to Mr. Louis, Mo., -was announced during the Pa., and New York City to be gone la., who has been visiting here for the Mrs. Charles Saltzman entertained The groom's brother, Ben Ellis, acted Lewis Ashyll and Merle Gordon mopast two weeks with Mrs. A. Selinsky, at Bridge Saturday afternoon in honor as best man, and Win. Wolff, Joe LeSamuel Krestal, son of Mr. and Mrs.past •week. No wedding date-has yet for a month. is leaving for her home Saturday. of Mrs. L Goldberg, of New York, vine and Hyman Bricker were the tored to Beatrice Sunday. D. .Krestal, of this city, has been set been set. Mn and Mrs. S. A. Rice announce Mrs. Selensky and her son, Harold, for Sunday, August 12, at the Sweushers. After the ceremony, dinner Mr. and Mrs'. Harry White an- the birth of a baby son, born on Fri- will accompany Miss Dervin to Sioux and Miss Clara Taiis, who are visit- was served to the family and bridal dish Auditorium. . ...' ing here. nounce the engagement of their daugh- day, July 20. City to visit for several weeks. Miss party at the Lindell Hotel. In the ter, Rose, t& Mr. George Lincoln BerKUSHNER-CORENMAN. Dervin was extensively entertained Mrs. Sam Snyder and daughter, Sa- evening a reception was held at the Mr. and Mrs~ A. L. Kushen and The marriage of Miss Etta Coren- ger, of Los Angeles, Calif. The wed- children, of Peoria, .HL, are visiting during her stay here. ra Reva, who have been in Denver for Lindell Party House. man^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. ding will take place in the fall. here with Mr. and Mrs. M. Turner. Mrs. I. Beber is leaving this week the past month, returned home Corenman, to Dr. Edward I. Kushner, Many added features Mrs. A. Meyers announce the enfor Excelsior Springs, Mo., for several Wednesday morning. •will be solemnized Sunday evening, Messrs. John Beber, Ben Ravitz, MONHEITS including e l e c t r i c August 5, at 7:30 at the.Congregation gagement of her daughter, Tillie, to Bennett Cohn and Ben Greenberg- re- weeks' stay. Mr. David Topkisy of Wilmington, Chiropodist and Beaoty Mr. Dave Epstein, son of Mrs. R. Ephair driers for ladies. of Israel Synagogue, Twenty-fifth and turned Friday from Fort SneHing, Miss Charlotte Brookstein is leav- Del., was the guest of Mr. Arthur Shop J streets, South Omaha. Rabbi Grod-* stein, of Sirax City,J a ^ No date has where they attended the summer ses- ing the early part of next week for Snyder last Sunday. Established 1800 tsth and Barney Street*. zinsky will officiate-. A reception at been set for the wedding. sion at the Officers' Training-Camp. Denver, Colo., where'she will visit Give us s chance to appreciate yonr bnsiness. For We. 6414 Eagles' Home at Twenty-third and N Mr. Marvia Treller, who was also, atMrv and Mrs. Abd Gilinsky returned Mr. and Mrs. Maurice, Robinson, tending the school, is now with his with relatives for several weeks. streets will follow the ceremony. home after visiting in Allen, Nebr., appointments can i&. 8774» A number of out-of-town guests are of New-Bedford, Mass., are visiting parents at the Lakes. Mrs. William Metzger returned expected" to arrive this week for the with Mr. Robinson's parents, Mr. and home- Friday from Manning, la., where Mrs. S. Robinson. They will also Mail in your New, Year Greetings sha spent the past several weeks. wedding. visit with Mr. and Mrs. :D. M.. Achr to The Jewish Press.; UNEXCELLED IN : ' FERER-REDMAN. tenberg,. of Kansas City, Mo-r and Mrs. Dave Greenberg is- lesvingr Mr. and Mrs. F . J. Alberts are now The marriage of Miss Elizabeth will then go to Denver amf the residing at 308 North Thirty-eighth, Redman, of Ottumwa, la., to Mr. Her- Glacier Park. A number of affairs Sunday to visit with her parents at street. ' Seattle, Wash., for the remainder of man Ferer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferer, are being planned in their honor. the summer. of this city, was solemnized Tuesday* Ask Any of Our Customers j COUNCIL BLUFFS j Mrs. Meyer Friedel entertained at Mr. and Mrs. Jake Simon and famJuly 24', at Ottumwa. Mr. Ferer and his bride left Tues- the FonteneHe Hotel Wednesday ily motored to Lake pkoboji Saturday Mrs. A. Aginskee returned last week day morning-, July 31, for California; afternoon for twenty guests, honor- for a two weeks'stay. from. California, where she has been where they will make their home. ing Miss Claire. Berstein, of New visiting1 with her children for five Repair Specialists The Omaha guests present at the York City, who is visiting- at the Mrs. Gail Margolin is- returning months. 929-31 North 24ffa St. At-iantic §884 SAM FEEEDEL, Manager ceremony were Mr. S. Ferer, the Friedel home, and also for Miss Sara home Thursday from the Wise Memorial Hospital. groom's father, and Mr. TSeuben Fer- Klaus, of Philadelphia, Pa.' ' er, the groom's brother. Save worry of forgetting-- a friend, Mr. Harry- M. Ferer left Sunday by having your New Year Greetings evening on a business trip to New FORMAN-LOGIN. York City and other eastern cities. Mrs. S. Login, of Chicago-, HI., an-in The Jewish. Press. nounces the marriage of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. IL. Fellheimer returnMr. and Mrs. Aaron Shaf er, Mr. Anne, to Mr. Israel Forman, son of ed Friday from the East. and Mrs. Philip Greenstone and famKeOMr. and Mrs. Z. Forman, of this city, ily, Mr. Ben Ellis and Mr. James Borto take place Sunday evening, Au- Mrs. M. A. Wolowitz leaves this dies motored to Lincoln last Tuesday gust 5, a t the home of Mr. and Mrs.morning for Lake Okoboji, to- attend the wedding of Mrs. Green A. Forman at'3108 Lincoln boulevard, stone's brother, Mr. Louis Elites, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry White are takat 5:30. Rabbi Grodsinsky will offiMiss Anna Sirinsky on Tuesday, July ing-an apartment at the Strehlow 1508 DOUGLAS STREET ciate. Shipped by the Lion CoalCe. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Shaf er then moApartments. , •- • World Theater tored to Beatrice, Nebr., to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harris are leav- • Mr. Dave Epstein, of Sioux City, From Rock Springs, Wyoing Saturday evening for a month' Iowa, will arrive Sunday to be the Mr. and Mrs. Abe Stine before returning home. Flexible Bracelets visit in Asberry Port, N. J., and the guest of his fiancee, Miss Tillie Catskill Mountains, where they will Meyers." Het.wift be here for about Mr. Lester Meyer returned" Sunday Diamond Mounted visit with their children, Mr. and Mrs. t e n d a y s . - • v ~ : / * - • ' • -•.-_-•' • : - . - . • • > • . » . « - from Lake Okoboji, where he spent the Platinum Top j. Joe Friedman and Hr.'^nd* Mrs.'Harry week. ~ . %**«&**f.:. "? •' Modern facilities * and careMrs. J. B. Kat3,and children, and t ' . E a n i s . v : ' : ' - ' " • • " • • • " - - .- ' ful study of details enable Mrs. Samuel Katz left for Charle- Mrs. I. Abrahamson and daughter, us to produce successfully a Miss Beulah Miller motored to Lin- voix, Mich. They met Mr. J. B. Katz line of . coln to visit with her cousin, Mrs at Chicago, HI,* who. will be with FX^EXIBLB BRACELETS Julius Weil, for the week-end. them. that has the same finish and Mrs. S. Ravitz. left Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lapidus and beauty of design as the fox Kansas- City and Excelsior daughter, Estelle, and sons, Lester higher grade of aH-plattanm "The MohT bracelets. Springs* Mo.* where she will stay fox Residence, 1M2 So. 25th St. several, weeks, then going to St. Louis, and Earl, returned Tuesday from a Mounted with perfect diaTei, Atlantic 6631. monds in combination -with Mo., where she will visit with her sis- motor trip to Minneapolis, Duluth, Place of Business, £333 Harney St. and St. Paul, Minn., ChicagoV Dt, sapphires. ter for three weeks. • TeL ATlanUc S83L. and Canada. Mr.: Irvia Stalmaster, Bring us your old diamond Mrs. JVL Messer and daughters, Myr- who accompanied them" on the trip, mounted jewelry and let ns reconstruct It into modern tle and Mildred, of. Chicago, 111., ar« returned, with them. . . . . flexible bracelets. visiting here with Mrs. Messer Mr. and Mrs. Achtenberg, and Have the- substance of the 'daughter, Mrs. Charles H. Shames IDA L FREITL'N, Prop. children, Beatrice and Irving, of old wita th% aftractfreness and Mr. Shames. - ' of the new. . Kansas Cityy Mo., will motor into Mr. Sam Horn left Sunday to visit Omaha Monday to visit with Mr. Ye in Des Moines, la., for two weeks. and Mrs. S. Robinson. / 311 South 16th Street

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Miss Annette Lieb entertained at Miss Stella Trochtenberg will leave three- tables of bridge at her home Sunday for San Francisco, Califs Tuesday, afternoon, honoring five out- where she will visit with Mr. and of-town visitors* the. Misses Dorothy Mrs. Leonard Bressler. Pickusv Leah Herzogv of Sioux City, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Epstein enter- j Ia-^MinnieLondon, of Fremont, Nebr.; tained at a dinner party this week the Misses Celia Marks, of Lincoln, Nebr.^and Miss Edith Siegely of Kan- honoring Mrs. Samuel Klaus and sas City, Mo.. Prizes were won by the daughter,OSafah,. of Philadelphia, Pa. Misses Celia Marks and Eeva Gross. Miss Molly Grossman returned Miss Isabel Gxaetz entertained Monday from a several weeks' visit Wednesday evening at a slumber party in St. Louis, Mo., where she was visiting with relatives. at her home. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Feltman anDr. and Mrs. S. E. Ravitz are leaving Sunday for Chicago, 111., Milwau- nounce the birth of a son born Saturkee, Wis., Rochester j Minn., and Lake day, July 21, at the Stewart Hospital. Okoboji, to be gone for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs, William L. Holzman Miss Harriett Fleishman was hos-and son, Max, returned Monday from tess to sixteen guests at an afternoon New York City, where they attended bridge'at- her home Saturday after- the funeral of Mr- Morris Levy. noon, July 28,, m honor Of Miss Alice Adler, -who is leaving within a month Miss Ann Whit© returned Sunday for au eastern school. Farewell dec- afternoon from Ottumwa, la.* where orations "were carried out in yellow she was visiting with her sister, Mrs. and pink. The out-of-town guests' Charles Redman, and family. present were the Misses Dorothy Pick* us and Leah Herzoff, of Sioux City, la. \

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EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF THE JEWISH PRESS passion for cooking, danced.out'upon, Max again, his •eyes straying long- who had washed medicine bottles seen-that we're not so very, dreadful, of Jewry throughout the world, Sir the porch. " She seemed. utterly un- ingly to the baseball score. ' while in the army, : with his most won't you come over often? We doWilloughby said. aware of the eligible" young man in She rose at once, fussily eager to professional air. ' "Yes, there is a get so lonesome for a man to talk The British government, he added, the hammick and directed- her, re-serve him. "Everything's • done but little splinter." Het continued to hold to or go swimming with between is always seeking as far as possible marks entirely to his mother, • v the salad;- I wanted you should get her hand ^although' she should have Sundays!" to uphold the rights of Jews with• A SUMMER SKIT "Oh, Mrs. Levine," cried the fresh that • fresh. -How would lettuce and known-that • the. examination was "I'm here for a month's vacation out discriminations. The .Minorities By ELMA EHELICH LEVINGER. young voice, "may we please have "tomato, be. with French dressing?" • over. '"Suppose I get a needle while and I'll camp on your bungalow Commission of the League, he said, Copyright; 1923,"by Elma EhrUch Levlng^r. All rights reserved. your can openeir?--'It's" almost lunch "Fine/', he agreedi his.npse; already I'm t about, it and try to take it porch as much as you'll let me," is,well acquainted with the'oppressive tr' i time and we're going to have some in the;paper. : .' :.-", laughed Max. H« spoke to the four steps against Jews.in various coun3 "Maxie," said Mrs.' Levine in • her like housework to show off and trytomato sdup., Don't b'other arid bring "But I'm afraid I'll have to, give "Please .do," she murmed grate- girls, but his eyes sought the lady tries and as far as it is in its power most •wheedling tone, "Maxie, why to catch a man." it oyer-^ni:.)^ over Md .get it!" you ; mayonnaise,", she lamented. fully. _ - -in the khaki suit. "Isn't dinner almost ready, mam- "I must?toa_v£ thrownIt put yester- "One. of them .borrowing bungalow •""Just sit down in the hammock and "Max,'Max 1" called his mother will seek, to them,,,. . . . don't you go and get married?" Max Ludgin,.- his six feet one ma," hinted Max, hoping she would day with ffieVslpps,"- Iie4Mrs. Levinej girls borrowed my olive oil the other I'll get the needle and the iodine," he icily from her porch a few moments HUNGARY PAYING stretched at ease in the porch ham- go off to the kitchen and leave him brazenly. : ''I.<looked'; all over . for it day and I.forgot to get some more." told her and disappeared into the later. "I thought you said you was FOR NUMERUS CLAUSUS mock, eyed his mother suspiciously. to his paper. myself this- morning and I couldn't , She ..bustled "'into' the house, cast- bungalow. He appeared a moment hungry. Well, your dinner's on the Budapest. : (J.' T. A.) Writing on "Everything's ready to heat up and find it." > :;: ^:: : -. r:• ~ -.) - "l ing: aver her shoulder maledictions later with'a furtive glance over his table." He never trusted her when she used '; the subject of the "numerus clausus," that tone or "when she' said he^ ought put on "the table—I fixed the chicken The little • figure - in the yellow against; those who borrowed early shoulder, but he had no cause for "Oh, that's a shame, Mrs. Levine," Vilag, a local newspaper, says the to get married; he was sure she wasalready when you was in bathing. apron retired > and • Max* faced his and and late, but never repaid. Max, fear. ; For: bis mother was too ab-sympathized the lady in the rose ki- number of university students who I'm'not like'those, borrowing bunga- mother accusingly,^ - fT3idn't I use with a sigh of relief, forgot bunga- sorbed in her salad to watch him. lying. mona ;as she fluffed out her hair and have emigrated because of the nume, "I-want you to get married, Maxie," low- fprls next door, who ain't even that very opener on a can-of con- low ".pests and salads in the sport"I'm over here,"" called the khaki- went back to her embroidery, "he rus clausus may without exaggeration •went on Mrs. Levine, one eye on the got i* can-opener. They live ,. on densed milk for~b~reakfas!; this morning -sheets of his favorite newspaper. clad little lady from-her own porch. 'was'here a minute jago, .but now; he's be estimated at 5,000, possibly 6,000. filet yolce she was working, the-other canned salmon and olives; every day ing?" he asked. "7<What's the matter, When' a ;few- moments,. later the "Suppose you come-pver and take out gone- -down .".to. the ;drug. store. •;with The cost of maintenance of these : .•on her only son. 'Tm not going to they come in and borrow my canmamma? I never knew you to soscreen door slammed he frowned af the spKnter. • And; then we can go^ Clara .to: buy her seme chocolates-she young students abroad must amount l opener." live forever, and-Tm not getting no the interruption; but, upon looking jdowri- to the beach if you feel like ;won a s ' a bet. - I'm- afraid she's' bor- on the average to about 130,000 Hunso unrieighborly before." ' 'Trey seem like nice girls," venyounger; and it's right a man.should "Neighbors! You can't treat 'em up he could not help smiling at thea^walk- before dinner." rowed your son, Mrs. Levine—-and garian Kronen per month. In one forget his own mother and; go'away .tured Max with a glance toward t h e ' like neighbors when they live in a intruder. "Do I I " He was at her side in an,Clara" always forgets to return any- year that amounts to 1,300,000 Hun"jvith^some strange girl. It says so : next porch, where two damsels, one bungalow!" declared his. mother with "I came to borrow some peroxide," instant, too absorbed in extracting thing." •' ; -" ' ' • y ; ; ; :'garian Kronen. This huge sum, if not somewhere in the. Bible, don't it ?" in a bathing suit of emerald green, a vicious snapping of her thread. said the visitor and Max at once the very minute splinter to do more" more, is lost to Hungary every year "But I don't intend to get married, the other in a rose kimona, seemed "They borrow me out of house and identified her as the fourth of histhan nod - to the other young women LEAGUE OFFICIAL SUGGESTS because of the numerus clausus. mamma—at least not for a while," to be exchanging embroidery stitches' home if I let them; matches; soap, a next door neighbors. his patient had introduced. After a During the three .years in which the JEWISH REPRESENTATION. he reassured' her, hoping she would' and gossip. Suddenly one of them bread plate, hair pins and* a bathing She was Very tiny, with a shock moment's probing with his carefully • Vienna. (J. T. A.)—A suggestion numerus clausus has been in operaallow fiinVto "finish the sporting sheet; looked up. It was the 3ady in thecap. And I knew it would be worse of bobbed black hair; Max surmised sterilized needle,, he looked up at her that it would'be highly desirable for tion, Hungary lost in this way about lathing suit—and glanced him over as soon as they saw you. s^MojBt of the reason she horrified his mother with accusing eyes. before lunch. Jews" to have a representation as 20 milliard Kronen, the paper asserts. "Ypu .'never can -tell," ' gloomily. with &n appraising eye. But it wasthe men around here are family men the most. as.he glanced at her khaki "Is this really a splinter, Miss—. Jews in the League of Nations Union "Anyhow, if you have to get married, to Ills 'mother that she spoke. and don.'tcome except on weefc-ends, blouse: and knickers.. Not that there Miss What-ever-your-name-is?" he was made here by Sir Willoughby Riga. (J. T. A.)—Twenty-eight "Oh," Mrs." Levine," cried the fresh and if I'd told any of 'em this morn- was anything very, shocking about demanded. • . Maxie, maiTy a nice Jewish girl, and •. , • Dickinson, chairman of the • Minoryoung . Jews have been taken into even if it breaks my heart, I won't young.voice. "I wonder if you've got ing I'd lend 'em'what-they wanted, her, since she seemed less a girl in She shook her head laughingly and ities Commission of the League of custody by Soviet officials at Lupoany pink embroidery floss. I'm juRt they'd be over here-to borrow the men's clothes, than a handsome, the other three joined in her mirth. Bay. nothing." Nations. vetz, Province of Kiev, charged with ;'*«Oh, Mrs.- Levine," thrilled a fresh crazy to finish this and—" crex rug and the hammock just to mischievous boy. And now she was"I just put a mark there with an in- Such a representation would be in-conducting propaganda for the Zionyoung voice from the next bungalow, f'l-used: my last pink yesterday," get talking to you. And I don't want more fascinating than usual with a delible pencil, Mr. Levine. I told the ist movement. the" second in the row that skirted, the lied Mrs. Levine shamelessly. "I you ^to get married yet, Maxie. I very fetching look of agony on hergirls I could get you on our porch valuable in safe-guarding the rights beach, "could I borrow a teaspoonful ain't got 'any but brown in the mean, I know, ifs all, right for youwhimsical, teasing face. even if your mother wanted to keep o£ yanillar? My cake's"all mixed and house." And you ought to see them to get married, even if it breaks my "I'll ask my mother—" began Max, us from kidnapping you—and I bet dance when they get their victrola heart being lonejyy. but. I . want you "it's'too late to go to the store." them a box of chocolates I'd do it getting" out of the hammock. FRED.R.SHAW Flower Shop " I used the last drop myself when started,", she: whispered .to. her son,to marry the rigjit;kind « f girl. Not before dinner. Well, I've won. Ajid "No, please, don't. Shell say she Certified Public Accountants Fbone 104 I was baking Maxie a rice pudding "perfectly terrible I And always j a bungalow girl with a bobbed head used the last drop to give the canary now that you've come over here and The Best of Everything In Flowers and Audits Systems r borrowing 1 • Honestly, day • before yesterday," answered Mrs. Levine so full of dancing' and firting and bird its bath' last week," jibed the . Confections ot Moderate Prices. Investigations 343 W. Broadway. Next Liberty Thenter sweetly that again her son knew she yesterday one of them came over and powdering her nose." " 43* to 440 Feters Trust Bids. girl. "I just thought you'd slip into COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA. said she wanted to borrow my shears Fhones, Jackson 4313, 4314. , "Let Us Move You" was lying."Have I seen all of 'em?" asked the house and get me some as I need "That's the cooking one," she in-'cause" she - had a ' friend over who Max, not especially horrified by this it dreadfully. Otherwise I wouldn't formed her son as the disappointed wanted to trim her hair. It ain't lurid description of his neighbors. bother you, but I hate to get bloodIborrower left the porch; " b u t Godenough she goes around with bobbed Operated by Carpenter Paper Co. poiseoning on my vacation. Or iodine "There's one more, aria she's the ;helps the man who eats her cooking. hair like •' a girl in the chorus, but worst of 'eni-all. As soon as shewould do just as well." Distributor* of ~YovL~can't make, me believe ; a • girl she borrows my sheers to trim it." laid eyes on me she borrowed my Western Bond—and High ATlantie 0230 JAckson 4338 A little person in a/ yellow bunga- hammer and a box of tacks and all '•What's t h e trouble ?" •who paints her face like that and Grade Stationery She held out one tanned, little •wears next to no stockings- really low apron, evidently the girl with the the mosquito netting I had left after 'One of America's Great Hotels" Omaha. Nebraska. hand. "I was just nailing down the wants to cook. She jusc pretends to I got done screening <rar own porch. linoleum .in our living room and J Don't you have nothing to iio with xkn a rusty talck in' my Vhand," she people like that after the way I groaned artistically. "See the place WASH AND KEEP WELL - WHOLESALE brought you up, Maxie." where it stuck me. And there's a A RULE OF HEALTH Druggists and Stationers dredfull splinter right near it." 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